The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-17 00:00:00

. - . . 4 ,- —...........-11 Ti: '' --S-,IXFOR.IfER.!, AND ZPJii r .._ 0 , , !..sev•‘• ' —um— •,'*% baying been inforMed 'plea 14 Wad it s b7pik r i l ie, put an end to his Iffe, because he well t. ma prosecution was a prelude to destruction. A 7: 411 s o, IP consequence, made in the senate, that :;sere,, o w . perso n accused of high treason prevented . ._.., p t " ! ' n otary death, the informers sheet& . 20t i 24.1w. br. ...we to reward. The Patin COmerifi wore' ho op wee to it, but Tibetfes , w tthoet the fast dis -3,k stewed himself the patron of the whole tribe of .od supported his perpose by or monis at F lu : It iii s - ay that conld have Ilieen maple by a Cu. t .,.. s ph sr a Ceasing. " The coarse of Wee," Rid • w ield bt horded by a biw tendt g to abridge oa k. o do r r ewarsi, sod the contrnonwealth be brought , 0 brisk of ruin. It were 'better to (*vote off MRg , ac , than to remove the vigilance fife give. 7; risom er'!" Titus a pernicious body of individuals, _ we weerge of society. wa,s l!t lotre upon so. t e r .... miwirgiW by th e wagus of iniquity, in order e ni 1/1 destroy their fellow-createres. . 1.41 ,r 44L INTELLIGSNCE. —.....-- soh j a mill.--Came dews from the Aims the Miss t og" fir Cskatta—she by this flay proceeded as t is moona, Jan. Ill.—Passed down Cbaamel, yes the Cud* lieatky. Dramismad ; and ANAL poolik SIM !Amen, from the Downs.—Sailed M oshe Triumph, Stud, for London, and a large Beet Mt ahem fainewm. JAN. 14.—Arrived the Martha, Ellis, from Isfedmi fie Leedom ; and Friends, Leigh, from ditto ft 115101.6.--Saikod the Straycoutbe, Williams, for mss. from St. Petersburgh for Liverpool, was sates awe near Loeinnaddy ; the crew and part of the cogs sued, het the vessel is not expected to be got off. THII IP R A7'H SR. Utess.lax.lll.—We are assured, that on last Friday esselog.at half-past nine, at a gentleman's house. about Rao hem Lewes. Forhenheit's thermometer stood at ale le hog. or 194 below the freezing point, in a sawn aspect. At a quarter before eleven, on the same night. is the panes of a gentleman at the bottom of School is tblf *on, the thermometer stood at between 3mi sit. FIN penes, of this town and aeighbourbood, whose ditessors aro greatly sharpened by the extreme incle sseesseeyy of the season, we have no doubt, experiesee great sWfaios ef their sufferings. through the channel of r isme hanevislance; bat no donations of a public na me, hose arrived at oar knowledge, that we hare not RAW. 'Nshtstamporary thaw, and immediate resumption diciest, with increased severity, we fear, it will be Mid, lam completely rotted the turnips in the fields of ea Isbemsters. and to their great injury, as their lepdsks, Which otherwise might have been turned Menem, most now be resorted to for the supply of the Many. 'Gunn, JAN. 11.—Oar present seams tint is one of lemesitigour. Since we first noticed the access of es am best we have experiemed a considerable in- ONO 4 severity. The succession of a gratis thaw •• Mist. to a light lad partial fall of snow. with a milk meth, latimated sushi,, change of weather; hat ea the mesimt of that day the wind agate shifted to nordseasf, aid it having hoses daring the eight, the pelf thamodipow was breed, in oar streets, into one tammetrabie and icy meas.—The thermometer marking Iwilve or thirteen degrees below the freezing point. liner doe reseal frost set in, it is an absolute fast, that hares ham bees brought into town for sale in sacks. 4Linferiek Chronicle.) h her score years slam theOreat Frost, wisieh took Owls 1739-40. Within these few days peer,- the lam. my Need !higher in the barometer than dt has been ism to do these thirty years, it was as high as 314. (d 407 IWegroph.) The LORD lts:ton has given positive orders to ha relPectire Officers, to see that eeeiy resident imislitsst has the foot-path and pavement before his he cleansed, swept, and scraped, by ten o'clock each Rinke; and, in all cases of failnrA; to summon the Firths before him. It is really distressing to hear of the essiserless accidents that daily occur from the want of the precaution: Saturday nifht, a man, with five larteisof oysters, fell down in . t. Paul's Church-yard, sad dislocated his wrist ; another in the Mineries frac %Ng Mahood ; and a third, • shoe-maker. at the corner of Dometreet. Soho, broke Ms leg, sad was conveyed Xiddlesex Hospital; bat to narrate all the cases which ha,. ewe to our knowledge would be endless. n g of PILIJAstA has made very consider s* . thimpes in his Ministry, it seems. We ob late, Wieser, that . his Majesty has retained in bil mpoinyment M. Vox Sit uribotan, in the De =Trio( the Interior, an dike similar to Lord 's at our Court; who may be a relation of the 'boner, perhaps, by descent, through . a Imo tscestry, only that we consider and call ltile a Mark-man--a letter, however, whether dream or otherwise, snobs no alteration in the Nem, whatever it may do ip the name of OUT Vlob Secretary. Hine-Seereas tbe wife of me of his victims inseemstly WMB aim, is tb• ailloormiption of her Nlilies. . Tits Earl of Dart teglst bee eta= ROL to the pow of &Wino" to be ditribeted in coals Nal; the Lord Bishop of Dothan' has preieetedlin{ the Dirhagton Dispensary; asd Rev. J. Dalton, al Cielts Yorkshire, has given a fat ox to the poor eel N▪ ee *Me teen. We my extremely bit s to state, that the shops Mach ostablishelliti town several yam hippo fw 1 119008( the poor wilt spy daring the winter losatia, and whisk, st several penal, of privetion. and, istreer, Live been the mean of affording the poor a Atop sad antritions soap, ve again Won reg-opmwel. Donn tbe last week sh ore W.,) quill of bAr. l f7 loop have beim amid it a halfpeeerp the tear': and ve rat bat Wu the demand, that it email with dilliesilk leuelisd. tir umber *hi& has applied for tbresep iWeifaa the eitibtalW of sews* disown among the Its- Ve d;d litis elrettensiligee will . not. is Mei a, the ehatitshiat tad bison mb• ciamtribeta et their wealth towards -Ift ' 464 *- Ude. did *spoor stead Amore in went ef That sanest than at the period,' Psror Are ajgrarseed ',Vie kaki Abe saw*. Tao wealtio inhabit/at; of this -Br*. Wee imiliffereetto the. Astrogaes of their' Mire tewasessa, sir books's:id fe relieve it; nod that eh el present within tbey ra ferward.with their pebseriptio r 7Z '-v1 Durres. Peeks Frr. hi awl PIPNL"" I. OP ' .I ---; . -, aiibty Mies the, otti ism Play Pie Sim 'ate this bingo Sit mhos (Limps • Opera ow lliaturday Id a brit fancy has clothed It , , canto. du godless soiree of _ quartette, Moscato movenletit 4 which we could not notice ib Mir Eat remarks, strikes us as being peculiarly original mkt oiktivn. Signor Tawas maintains the high olierartst whit* his Ant 'Setts 'educed es ki bestow eel Irks; end in combisation with those of Signor OARCIA ' whose Teter° we trust is not far distant, hie powers wil l be more fully developed, esti. doubtless, prove a most delectable treat to the lovers of the mimics. Matiawte Bateccut is truly excellent In her performanee of the enchanting airs, with which the Opera abounds. Mr nora • Moat was deservedly applauded In a diAlrelt-fers. vura, which she' eternise with considerable prerision and power ; and the whole company exerted thenstelvet 'Costively in the crowded and imposing harmony d did chorea's*. • DRURY-LAHR THEATRE. A sew piece. dignified with the appellation of a Co- 1 wady. antler the title of Gallantry; or, Adventures at I llhdrid, was on Saturday prodticei at this House: Al though supported with the whole strength of this power rid cootie corps-the play was so destitute of merit. as not, to warrant the extruding its existence to a second night. —The principal characters were supported by Mr. - FL. LISTOX, Mr. MORTON, Mr. MURDER, Mr. KNTOHT, Mr. HARLEY, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. W. WEST, Miss KELLY, Mrs.Rowin, and Mrs. MARLOWE. As to plot, it would be utterly impossible to 1 the labyrinth of incidents and situations which the author has struog together, almost at the rate of one from every bad play in the lan guage. The dialogue is generally of the heaviest and meet stupid description ; and we did not meet with a single idea or circumstance which had the slightest claim to originality : not even a solitary witticism. There are a sufficient stock of accidental ana impudent lovers, as amorous old fool, crabbed fathers, a proud and boast ing Spaniard, some jealousies and threatened partings, a convent and the veil talked of. and a number of acci dents, ml and pretended, with et cetera. enough to ill the bill of fare produced by KlItaNT in his character of the Landlord. But even these are tangible, and might be, as they often have been, rendered into some thing that would flutter through its hour, and die a harmless and a natural death. In Gallantry, however, it will be seen this effect has not been produced. In the second act considerable d i sap probation was manifested at intervals, which incre ased as the play proceeded, so that scarcely a syllable of the last act was audible. After the fall of the curtain Mr. Fault-fox mute forward, and silence being restored, spoke as fellows: " LADIES AWDOEPITLErIax—It is my duty not to allow this performance to be a subject of competition, and thereby displease either one party or the ether. With that view it is withdrawn. At the same time, I must dorm that it is a very difficult thing for an author to *site a good comedy: but still more difficult to judge *fits apetit.—(No, no, no !)—I repeat it is more difficult be judge; because the experience of twenty years has imminent me that the same incident will produce effect on one night, which may totally fail on another. I oleo inn this mere particuhirly, in exculpation of any blame VW might be attached to the introduction of unsuccess ful pieces. Nothing is admitted without maturely weighing and consideriag its pretensions ; betas I have &behind theserdeers to be always *pea for the reception ' sad Mitering at grains. , ) should not think elyself jas died in refusing any production, remain et /seat a telersble chance of public favour." This address was received with unanimous cheering, and various expressions of satisfaction at the handsome eoeduct of the Manager. In the confusion necessarily attendant upon such a disaster, Mr. ELLISTOW retired without announcing the performance for Monday even ing. In a short time he returned, and after stating that Mr. KEAN would resume his professional duties on Mon day In the chancier of Gloucester, gave Deice that the profits of some future evening would be appropriated to the Fund for the Relief of the Houseless. This liberal declaration created a feeling throughout the house whifh it is impossible to describe, and which was expressed by coedited cheers and waving of hits. COVENT-OARDEN THEATRE. -+- The Opera of Guy Mannereag was performed at this Theatre on Saturday eveninj, for the purpose of eiliibibig Mr. NATHAN to make his first appearance on the stigr.e, in the character of Hear, Bertram. We believe 'l4lATlLitrte be very generally iniewe es the compeer of the /form Melodies ; and the politic, as far as • Weber. bad au opportunity of learning, were highly .prepoe seemed in favour of his first attempt. Candour ;Mips us to say, that the hopes thus entertained- were very far from being gratified. Mr. NAllilsn was received by the audience with unqualified applause; bet this recep tion was not snlietent to conquer the embeereameet which 'he naturally felt epee such an occasion. Wake song, which it will be recollected is gong behind the eartnia„, was incomparably the best of his efforts. In tie sao ceeding part, and, indeed, throughout the whole of his performance, it was evident that mach of his power was lost in consequence of the tilmidtty-irtheti he displayed, and his extreme ignorance of the manner and action in dispeisably•reqatiate for the stage. •No great degree of opposition was manifested until the song of • Seers wed hot mil Wallace. Wei s " unfortunately provoked a com prise' between the performer and his iiredeeessor, Mr. BRAMAN, verb little to the advan former. i f the l ndeed, without resorting to an in soispeekon, Mr. Navnen's attempt in this song must be pronounced a complete failure. He gave it in a low, trentaken tone ,' M voice, renting aver it at the same time la so vapid a Vatarter, as to make it appear that he had no other wish -tban to get through it as seen as persible. His action atm was extremely inappropriate.—At tie conclusion of eiich verse, be waved his crisis a most awkward mauser, from the right to the left side, greatly ease/hag the vebessusee• kr which Mr. BiAliAlli haeheen frequently. biluned.-lan before the cad of the erne', the vole. of the Morn togolber with the apples.. eat his friewle,was lOW ia the general disapprobation which manifested -it self I. seer, tram ef the bow*, Whew Mt: N:lavas Kainiast mime forward to anaosece the performing for tide ~IV, ass solitary voice ales* tailed our for t dirseiretitiou of thy Meastering this requestwas mot Weeded to, sod The Cow i I Sews was given est Toe rerkeentillion. . r . -- •• • . .: Otkk nista of Kir: ?Limos may be summed up in a lOW tenttle.. His InflPeoll is riot amorally itaftedattbie, hut he itexceuttlyed.ll reader it is, by Might* inset eiel ii i iito. Mg yoke, if we are toed., healbbie , pertortosoin eh SatiMayi to destitute • fiew g hue, e re . , hare rasher &wpm& to attribute this di .at she sos of a lest &powwow,. • His sionoosb4o 4 1 rjr:elfat voitrablo, ma Ms sake, eml: tattioile: are . giddily destitute a elegance sub" An a. : per" hems, - . therefore, on tbeg beards .1 Vain ntahatirthel.-wOJ caws, vernier* to promise biurealehrityv.sm‘ w . temi riot' -de iteMet thee - so weeks him wisveribethit voodoo -mot 57eirimples, iwirkiela (if hi. lino 4411•67 Z. tadfistitipt he he hi sem ..cab=s to Illeneledir: 1g... - • _. T . ) ... ta1: I'. ._ .... • • lor THRAITRii.. . iii Dub • lINSSIONS. .... .4. 4 o r; • lt '. ... 41161 " .. "' '"'•••itr , " ~ 1...,111tw---- •. • •,L • • • • •T. ilea of La Carsisawla t was replang ed rilliaot anthem's. Rosstxt's primillb)Ese" . :4 6 a d all ik a il a i a wa ltfatEi li c h, va ae St . ~1 It in brauties which casing fan 1,411 paranatif -as HJM. of attraction. A qaartette, 'With a Montan Hatt, the prwsecutor, 'fated, that ea ._,,,.. _IA . .•' ' •,- 4 ... e -a , Ira-- I. _L__...__ —o-1--a—U....:-.1. L. ....:. 1 +Meal *Oa the -- r? HABIB. ......vprp, 'fated, et Dec. last, about ten cfclock seentor ikt night, he *rig= ill•the ADoramereiki Roo*, font men . sp hits ; Snit ft/orisons/et Ward, Striking him-on the IMI tide. 'instated away his watch. Niters. immediately telrsd hhei, and endeavoured to recover the watch. ear of the tbievis, however, had taken it from him, dna attempted lo make off with it. Witness wired him by the skirt of his coat, when Bradley fastened held of witness on his left tide, and witness was forced to the gronod. i friend of witness's at length Cousin op. the primmer' were secured, and conveytd•to the watch /Maw. • The watch, however,' was gone.. He was mire that Ward was the person who snatched away the watch. Nizabeth Read deposed as to the eirettni‘tanee of a rdbkiry having taken -place on the night in question, but was ignorant with respect to any of the parties minktortsed. -A-- Saddlers, the watchman, who assisted at the apprehension of the prisoners. stated. that when he ar met! on the 'pet he fonnd the prisoners already over powered and secured by 'he promteutor and friend. iiiii latifence, the prisoner Ward alledged that he was ing gnietly along the street, when the proseca sotsoited him and charged.him with robbery.—Bradioy Aid he came up upon seeing a disturbance, sod was unexpectedly accused as in ac on wit nesses were called. The Jury found the prisoners Guilty. TRADE, hetes Alex. Correll indAii.;.Pillerreoe were put to the bar, charged with having, on the 7th July last, i:nported and brought from the I.le of Madagascar ‘2114/ permits, for the purpose of selling them as slaves. The prisoners being both foreigners, and ignorant of the English language, were informed of the charge through the medium of an interpreter. Thr prisoners pleaded Not Guilty, and upon being informed of their right to have a Jury half composed of foreigners, re plied, " Rh Use toes "'vials." The Counsel for the prosecution were the Souctvon ficreaaa., Mr. Ltmaost.e, and Mr. RIITNIOLD'I; and for the prisoners, Messrs. ADOLTHCS and PLATT. As soon as the Jury were sworn and the indictment read, Mr. Sergeant Cormr rose, and addressed them as follows: _ lie began by referring to the Act of Parliament passed in lso7, an Act which he said most meet with the can oes of every wise and good man. This Act at first inflicted pecnniory disshilites upon those offending, but it being foetid that the profits of the slays trade were so great as to render this punishment nuga tory, an Act was passed four years afterwards to Oak e the offence felony. Under this Act the prisoners were indicted. The eircnuistances were these :—The island of Ilauritius was ceded to the crown of Oreat Britain by the Treaty of Peace in 1814; and, in con sequence, it became the duty of Oorernment to codes- Your to put a stop to the slay. Trade in that place. The Counsel then proceeded to state, that on the Sd of ,iittly.last a vessel. stationed o ff the coast of Mauritius to look oat tarsiere ships, surprised and boarded a French vessel sailing angler suspicious circumstances. The tower given to the Commander of the vessel stationed there, being unsatisfactory, the .Prench vessel was seize sod eirried into Port Louis. An inquiry was instituted, asidit would appear from the evidence of the witnesses *lsom he should call, that the prisoners, Carroll and ill- Menne. were deeply itorlicatell. From this evidence it *mkt aPIPRIT Altai if roe than 200 persons had been ' ,lmported from the island of Madagaesse; from which place tlw, Wand of Mauritius was constantly supplied with "slaves. Besides the prisoners at the bar, the captain and tabu of the vessel bad been sent over to England to take , their trial; but it appearing . that they were both French subjects, and savigattag a French ship. and having never been la any part of the British dominions their case did net fall within the act of par liament, as the roans of this coantry had so jurisdiction over foreigners under these circumstances. Something bad been said rnpeeting bringing the prisoners from Neuritis to take their trial there. A clause was in toned in the Act of Parliament authorising this, as it would have been of us use to try this offence ia a land of slaves and slave dealers This cause commenced at so late an hour, that we art not able to give the evidence, which was very long sad interesting. We will give it at length to-nsorrow. At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions a labouring wan, of the name of But, has been convicted, on the evidence of his own danghter, of having hanged her up ' Ito a bed-post till she was nearly senseless. in a it of cigar, at seen, km corns home from nursing dressed in her Sunday clothes. 'flee peosetailon was instituted by **parish. The prisoner, in his defence, alleged, that the charge originated in a combination between his wife ' and &lighters, and denied that he bad hang up the girl, having only jel ven her slight chastisement. Ile Wel SOW tenced to be Imprisoned fourteen days. Rtmotrio.—On Wellnewlay evening the lath Initial, 'Nee Societe of College/ Youths, in Liverpool, ascended the beautiful tiotbic tower of St. Nicholas, and in three oars and thirty woven initimtes* completed a peal of L 12 6 tfrandaire Cinque% composed and conducted by lltr. W. Thistlmrood,lo a style mope riot to any ever per formed on those twelve unlike, bells ; weight of tenor, 41cert. 14lb. CORA' EXCUANOR, JAN. 17. Our market still continues very *lull? supplied With all sorts of grain, in consequelice of the navigation hawing been hitherto stopped ; but as the frost appears this mottling to be considerably broken, it is hoped that by neat market day we ma, have a supply from our own 'coast. A few fresh samples appeared this morning, bat .the consumers did not seem melined to pnrehase, coo ' dispontlY the prices of all sorts of grain may be quoted 41so Wool as Monday last. Wheat .... SR 741 Grey Pets lt 411 tl 4; _0 1 New Ditto . ' . 'lle2t .-... 14 OS I Tiek Beans lO SO Ditto 1 !few Ditto Rye . . ..............10 U Peed Oats Carley • lIS. 36 rise Ditto - rise Ditto ...,.. t ., 0 0 r . olead Ditto a Malt._,. ~86 GO Ise Ditto ruse Ditto White Poo, (boilers) 40 - 49 flommits. 9 0 New Ditto • sitrritm.to. ' - - ~. We bad a good supply of all sorts of. Paget this morn- A p u ites tbe sales fur which terra brisk, and last welts were folly supported. • (To slat the 0611 per stone of Slim.) Nog . . 44. ell. to as. 54. CAT rut a.? MAIMS?. Meths • •.' Os. N. to Ct. Si. Seams 'llriai'. :* : .Bs. Od. to Se. Od. (Nivea reel. • 04. 4d. to Ss 4d. Sheitaes. . . . Wall Lie . - Os. Od. to ft. Od. Pigs : .. ' • . NAB' AND STRAW. at• • . . .. .. . . . - . :R. ss. oa. to 41. too. ft. , 1104ott : ... Ow: . .-. . el, • ~;' ii. .14a. Us 40 iii. 14a. CC: • VI ; • • • aPi ••• •. . ciivirrril costteltltt J. 15:: e ; dr . - • •s t v i, • • .. . . _. i , v i I ..; 0 . DAVID lATAINNIDNSI4.II. TKO ROT. MID althadve. 111r..Hatirolseil l thifivii a whoa for as iajanoasaii to restrain tho.niterind defeidast from circulating pad digetiatidg within bills of eulidite, to the 0101111. 4 11 8,0991. accepted by, the plaiatili TIM eirthimeOla9B , 4 tht case ma; that the pletatiff.4oeing ii very yethig eel' tf Terra of age. thoaght Ira was tto want of the , of &Mel, and basing :thud knowledge Of the Yeti defendant, he mentioned,las eitostestadeo ,to hie., *hew he offered toneFociate Wilk to that would tOr th; r at tiff, on his tetartag 1911410 It. reward for hti The plainti ff ithorangly. ea the 9th of Desesatt il isSi: accepted four bills for IX* path. and too for :iv favour of the '44 ,0 WO lodevi• The traoseVetioth came to the Itsewle of the plaintiff's soothe'. the Right Ben. WI tlitk.Latoitchr, and she applied to ite reverend defendant le r dp the bills, which he relayed, and threatestld to . goctate them. This woo an er parts applitation; It was grounded on the 'meth and Inexperience of the plaistitt, sad that it was Uspoesiblorae could have heed ewers of the oitteettsmsve attending his accepting the bills. If he tally wey in watt of 5,000/. it des well known thlt it would hp for 'fished to hits hr his velo'ions, who were persons Of Ms first rank and respectability in the country, He; there fore,. bad SO doubt bet his Lordship would glint the in junction. as it &old not be injurious to the revatead de fendant. as. if ht had say good ground. he might MIDIS to have it dissolved. The LORD CIANCOLLOR.—Toke your motion, dad let the order of the'Veart- be forthwith served & the is foodiot.—lajoDetioD grained. .. . DicHARDOON A 1111 P. CLAIMS. This MN a moth* M likliailsorfe statentellt;ilfayliag the Court Mr grant aft injeftillad to ristrain the doisudsat from receiving or paying grey money on amalmit off die partnership conceive: The plaintiffs are end the diferidatit appliid to them to be adontted a irt tier pretending that he had a tangoes dinkiest secret , which wditld materially improve their hdalatml, pre vided they w*tld &desire, lome mosey: Thep dkk so, but Soon after fended that his discovery was a mere pre tence. and that they had been deceived. They, there fore bad tfd aftermath , ' but to apply to the Corset for protoetiort; to prevail the defendent drawing Mils on them, add receiving amorists to a large amount. 'the Loan CINAPICCLI9II.—I hope this will teach the plaintiffs sod others " oilman:vs cc rreds color i," and they may therefore take the injunction. Makin granted. CdURT Chi NINO'S BENCH. lat. 15. lilt AND *TWINS v. cRODBN. Thid wad an anion upon a bill of melange for 1,113/.; 'tempted is the ismer; of Lyburn and Thompson; wilts whom the defendant was a secret partner at the time the bill was drawn. Mr. &AILS?* aid Mr. CAMPBELL conducted tite plaintiff's cal; and the SOLICITOt-OBNISAL and Mr. Gammen the' defeedant'i. It appedred in ' , Memo, that id the year 1810, arti cles of partnerthip were execdtod hawses Lphseek. Thompson, and the defendant, to continue deriag the' term of tee yetis; for the potpies of carrying on the business of =drills ptdvisicht merchants at Gramma. The first two amiss citify wets ribliely windowed as composing the firm. Tie *Dees were opened for car rying on the business; ere tt Graveseed, where Thomp sot conducted the besieges; oderneited more inumdlokily with shipping; and the other in London, where Lybeitak Minaged the teetropotkaa depertenent. The 4111 of exchange in question wad drawn by tki plaint/Ms ape. the firm, and accepted by Libor(' id London, as ap.- peered on the fate of the paper; for precisions sapplle4 to the inn. The bill was afterwards dithonuared. sad Lybern and Thompson -became bankrupts. .Ifter the death of the latter.mentlisod periiin; it was discovered, by reference to the partnership deed; that the defendant was a secret partner with Lyburri and Thompson, sod the present idled WM brought ayeilsit him aped his alleged liability. The dehisce sit op wits, that the bill was drawn by lb* plaistiffs, and adompted by Lyhern, in the name of the Gm and not for oby pirtoorship ailment, but for eoesideretios moving between him and the plaintiffs En divideally, and that the stateliest on the fact of the bill. Mot it Mrs deters for reinitiate supplied by the plaintiffs to the bogie 4f width the defendast.was a pailiet, WOO for.that se sock provision bad cur born sapioffed. To sestets this defence, negative VA- Owe we; patitibi; be the patpwie of Aiming, first, th it the hatier it Otavesesd had never been ;supplied w;th prorisi s zni tit a the plated,' end, seemed, that ty.- barn had id diffeemit ao•versatious. hid wigs him, that the 11 was **opted by him for different mem of messy. elvseeed brthe plaintiff for his individual W mmel. sad not in iltry way cemented with the pert menhir transude's,. The plaintiff's Gunnel asseepted, by evidence in re ply, to chew that the Consideration of the bill was given 't aid on scene of the partaCrship transactions, in• *hick tlee defendant Was iaterested ; but the evidence not meting eft so satiefactory se expected, Mr. Scsahavv, in conseqaence of the opinion ex pressed by the Chief JplMce apes the transactions, as it now appeared is proof; 'sawed to be nonsnited. etaIOU it. Lovaixsa. _ this wait an actiolily a brokei to recover his airs mistion, at the rate of tiro and a half per cent., own the freightage of a ship. culled the George the third. char tered by the defendant for a voyage from London to Calcutta. The single Oddest teati, whether the plain tiff ins entitled to recover oeuttuiseioo in respeet to the lam of 0,300 r. the aossman of the freight, or only in re- Ofspect thN sots of 4,1201. The defendant, wiltiasitteaded that he wet only habits for comatiesion upon it latter sum, paid 101/. Ills. late Covet. .• •• The case of the dolesdatit rested upon the covenants of I deed executed between him, the captain of the e. ' vessel, attd another , by which it was stipulated on the part sf the a, that the expose* of tW vcry ago should sot • 2,4001., so that the defendant *di sever bowlike& entitled to more freight than the mins of 4.1001- . The Cater Ammar, referring to this instrument, :Wed that the itellosieas liability for commis/Ma @mild OM *Steed that esemiid consequently the plaintiff was striesolited. SWIMS MAII . OIIIIIIIII v. naortatca. • This wan ell adial t)ae indorsees of a hill of is shags for the a.' MAL dd. draw* by Vasil& Vivian, for the prgetitpdhei adte defendant, in coaskim• Naha of rose eadimiletiala baud, for catrying.on,tbe 1111sesd attest Wog "whs. at Charlestown, is the -.panty of Coconut It Mr. Measmcre atatitair. Wit.PS conducted she glair tiffs: ellefi Lv. and 111!.411rauar and Mr. Y.444.1.0ca the a p eibl e t of t illi- i dA l . Ist' as is this case was. w_ltat!t44. is he as drawn hr Vivian. by tire pro ' Memtioa • • at ? aid that material at beiag ,Segalived..the a t directed to be sonesi O t*J. . . . .. . • .