The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

'ME STATESMAN. MIDDLESEX COUIiTY MEETING. SHIP NEWS. TO THE THE FREEHOLDERS fIF MIDDLEANX. DOH., Nov. 1 I.—A. , itad the Emerald, Wady; WE, the undierslgned FREEHOLDERS, no Hero Royal ; and maid Duncan, Brown, from beton et sarselses asset FONTY.FOUIt ethers. Who Quebec; and Vigilant, &hole, from Zinte for Hulk wined • REQUIAITION as tonorrs. toot gem shanty to pre- —Came down free the River and sailed, with t h e tail with enel's.rsie e bb es deem et . 'lr e leeee ime ::: ftleet. a !lent r:st of the notword.bosoil, the William Harris, iesseies4 e se she MERMAID INN. as HACKNEY. “a FRIDAY Ituris, and Enterprise, Wilson, for Jamaica ; Trio, in LILT, she 19th of this het., "to..sabrr. !Olt. sill •.'elfack Smith, for Gibraltar ; Triune, Small, for Demme' ; o vu o „o, For wassalernat obits Sa•r• might t• be "'bee. re- and Rapid. 11 ,, idley,for Port.so.Prince.—Wind N.E woks the raerediase of those who saasesi, laud those oh• „ assATss, Nov. !I.—Arrived rho Crowe and In. s messily made. a stilaa,, imam e.a ;wit.. . ht. . medium s. sc remora 50 ,,,, k 4 as u mt h w 4,... oo t he 16th Assort, ilegal transport., from Portsmouth fee Chatham, a FOR TAKING INTO CONSIDER %TM \ THE RltaT with loss of an anchor sod cable each. verixti OF OBTAINING A REFORM IN TH COM MON, HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT; I. which Milimry Novato:mut, Nov. 1 I.—Arrived the Henry, mast. of ear Fritee•sobjects, Wows* , well es Men. Nolen, from Memel •; Eophemis, Renter. from were wooded, w ho. maimed, and some Mato." Becearia ; &dreier', James, from DAntsic ; Golden JOHN CARTWRIGHT. llort...ereccot. Grove, Steel, from the Cape of Good (lope; and JOHN PEARSON, Thaweewrret, JOAN BATCH F.LL, Limehoote. Edward, Moore, from Petersborgh : the latter Rot ROBERT SHOUT. Hansom aground on 17th October in the Gulf of Finland, 3110. SI M NON. 11 . 1 bors. bat got off after throwing part of her cargo over. WILLIAM HARRIS, ht.etes.street, hoard.—Sailed the whole of the ostivard.hosod ea th..l; ir respective e_cysiva.—Wind N. E. 'lie Meollog cooneed by public notice, of *bleb • tittle/m*l l 4 is a copy, took place Ibis day in the Dodd,s ss fr o o tmvu, Not. 1 14 0. 17i - " ,: r triv e vol .iwi t r h ee e l, N re a o a m tiles, Aeseohly.room. at the Mermaid. The eafaseurable J„h o g ot N ew Bioo , i ; ie k ; Commercial Packet, As• stale of die weallierom doubt, operated strosily Is deltas, from St. Andrew's; Ann, Bowden, from, ranattait the attendance 0f ..., „ moo w h o weld !Versfoond_ll.ld; and Persoverairce, Levering, from not hue bees Beene to the peklic espressise of their : il l m db a b sie r r o r at iSs iti l ' a il iF aa l d .b l e al A aa n i n N h .. a : r.l ": o " u g e h r t T hru opinions on tbe leading ;RAMS to be solimitted to mouth, which foundered al her t anchurs, en the co ats their consideration; sod many, perhaps, absented o f Newf .... 4l4n d , as the *1 October.—. Wind themselves from a mistakes idea, that sufficient W. N. w. bad already bees mid en this ',object at other FAILMOUTII. Nov. 9.—Arriv.d the Herder, Swan, mesoisga, la mark tho derided tool of the r A r l m s.. .m m i :L m f ic a h r i ;c z n e a d. c i e nr i , ri . k l e i C o 're l af• ot D rd, i from Whigs which hue been neited In the minds of Rattoldels, London.—Wind W. S. W. • rtsi 'the pehhle, by the meta which forttishell the *era- Ponca, Nov. 11.—The Shannon, Thomar, from teion of such Meetiogs. At Os. o'clock about 150 hence for Milford, is totally lost in Purlieus West penollll were resembled; w. millerwood Major Bay. Carrie aloft? weld be called to the Chair. bet the late hoer of proceeding to the business of the day, will pretreat ear deiag.moro In this sernine'. Paper, than giving she Basoletions, which it wasjatended to submit for the stloptims of the Mailing, of which we 'amble° &veered with s cope. RLSOLUTIONS. 1. That he. St. Pett.'•aele st Manchester. mad Crew 11. twaseless awls of the sallere•lain ea that s•-sser to.ls•-herste.• Sehl, there rows up • meanies, • salso•tirrieg CRY OF ammo s aro CRY safl..basrand imdigronlins neet lap ~renewslands Iliad BLOOD criminal wet r.stwrst *Soh • saes of Ciaboome, gloirle an haat, bat that of JOIITICE. Utters are received from Genoa, dated 30th ott by Whitt§ we train, that "goat tremendous gale frau me S. W. was experiestawd t►ere on oho slight of sloe 271 h, and morgues of litonth ideal, with a any high ;bi' broke •ter the tee usefrs, the city well, sod the different wharfs, and it times 'taskedlb...l;h city gates to • considerable distance. Ilia Majes q's ship Spey was in • MOO perilous titillation daring he pie, +filch was so violent that no beat could live; tat cooseg i senc* of which, although she bad fired a gen ss a signal of distress, no bores doted to her; she parted from two cables, hot in the morn*, when the gale moderated, she was moored in a place of safety by some boats which had bees sent to her. It blew another dreadful gale es the MOH of the 49th and morphs' of the 30th, bet se monwiel injury was sustained. &tract of • letter from Demers's, Aug..' 14. " We bad two distinct shocks of an rartbgeake here yesterday morning, about two o'clock ; the one fol lowed tb• tithes la gelds succession; the 'remotion minims was not particularly violent. The weather had bein oppressively hot for some days prosiest, and so calm, done mese of vapours had collected sad trussed dark electrical clouds, which at Wombs illuminated the whole of the horienn " COUNT CANOES Tutrime.—A Gentlemen named MIDOAST, MS& his appearance in Macbeth hat wish him secrets, though be certainly o important part selected for his AL - sir elegance of manlier !benefit µsort wit des of a warrior sod • King, over thtioilt I tug should be a murderous Abell, hose pretensions, however, whist Willem, superior training. and elevated can only bestow, Mr. HIJDOAST is a t, and may occupy inferior puns to the the theatre; indeed, Cnvent.gsrden The . . eat.war S. Taw Wakeisrat is power Main 11.11.1 Is the 'wait at ste t* i n .l oss isi f or • 141 4 0 the 1.4 w. b. wareleg Puritanism to violate the Comiitstem, it ie be sese seemeare t asteessis Nr estioN iit Parliamestary nailmeitY, sod Is merit ha Mil& & Tent the people of this realm have ea Inhered!. totiay end Mile tight mod praperty la dint trey l'ortitaitim (em teeing the ientisilins of a Parliameet) wbkii• their foreroihoto show, trol wilW. to he the oatiotool valor, at mint of tie. verimient I and they (the people) have s like ries the property lr the dm roma of aossillonoodol 4. That Paeliameat (alibiing\ sett is anaemia , ' Ouse oaf ma)laty le the amine) being milt. nal, an 811•41111•11 f 00 the ustiasal sairrneigniy ; a 'realism f.tr the pimple's beard'. a (radon far thole wake t—a &guise tat catatonia( moat racy, opiirous sal a *marl, fee east at . _ . to droop in ibe repetition which it ewer bad for its resp►ctable second rats acting, sad Mr. H T would certainly do his fell share to ps i is that credit. He possesses a negative sort of E t it ,: f o n t t h l i n s e tc: D e n im . decimals.(, Ir b i l , it does p p i r i eLe ct e i t i t ta h: sod is no listener. was be siolvoily displeasing. The Catholic Petition has been prepared, and is to be consigned to the care of the Earl of Dotouos• moss and Mr. Gaireis, with a request Net it way he presented in lb* first week of the miring Session of Parliament. Tbett*Wevkleat mallow at Tomtit. b y tbe practice at ArW J as o ell as by ara aseraas deelatiwat Psrlia -4C, is firmly estabilthed as causeitattaaali sad mast. dies had. that re•clfortita re Parliament. ia Neu viable tie isteisee.—if they 'made ey be iacomitseat al li tartar, to Ike law of Is sack toirrlpients are ef.MRIMUPTIONg, n•eryoo * of sad. ilse•etwe. by their Janes, are to be 111,1.1)104 r.:if L.he. .elairla 441 iberelogr in itse peripftes the +gaff for Oran Woody meat. la f.taa a Stelae. e.estil.ti.•aal, and eftwg then , tt. consieleViy. . lino Hot comoso.its is for seffeeing Guns !sift,. Of 111, Or isevliented in. Ike 'bp 16th A• A grand requiem sin late place on Wednesday neat at the Sectliaion Cheri, Litteolnio ints.6•l6, I.r his late S‘rdiou Majesty, Cry ►MLU EISA. the 6th of Oct.• et tools* o'clock by ill Ike Foreign MIN —dred. ▪ rtire, NOT a TION. au• ght to I, N. T •ai 014 rasol* aollni enll wide say Lam, to p Drip!ilione *be • b..gr tbi• Meets salted, ,eo4' awl roue.. Periebioners, of tba Baroogh of beet aeons to fellow@ pear of time said bo• Poor'. Itetee, *ben oecomendate ane roportiosed to tbeir at a low rent, and ---ftte. Tim boarovet 9. Thal , people pat Tel esilkeid, stir Patti ~.r.aiery litpr , ors. appear have bees vo pat la the • 111111.4 &raw; at! 'sere Pat liongsetary it . f..varys. it oho old ...inn to du. Mr... Wit that the horrid trim was a liegitiou , eirerinir at. .4 pi canes is the Mar ioterevr the rm. ping Mnropolleis of Rrpresearrialoo; and to have if thereby podia, dots a fur ever, the just nod mend rarer of Pertia......hfly kept,. b. tbe terror da -y executions of aillsocnies. should ilivy dare any mate pahl elf t.. aoreolnk for obtaiatag Jester aad waterlog their Rigtot. 10. 1 hat the blood-strife-a sword - *loch. as int 164 of Au pat, orison itihoossidy arrive i• the roast. of the roornspallola of fteple.enuntion, ha.is , irvieod of .'ort• the ParahmataL tar, itelerserre, rained op the ixeigunst nation. it Audi Was I. Mu li.eisitc, that the stioarginiat. are saw 'adored to Shia idlers alive—elilar in it( quiff/see It. a rousteleissiardi Ifirforia • air In rstrresimite • lari.r rod proportle• el No people. 11. 1 hat the. foul/Moe R. rolot incr. verbatim. he mate pale at In. loyal DectioratuAn ..f Is Free:4o6re of slid Macs. publicls us•evol.kd fi.r the purpose ipecoeS attire ftetrairitscia. IV. That it be r e minus 0/ this Meting to Die Dotes of Norfolk, Suatrost, IN•voa, Rovlatruk, and I.coster —.to the ll:aqui' of Laimadiswite—to the Earl* of Thant. Alb,. arse, Vitt firwtener. Curnarvon, Grew, lhaodor. dale, Darnky,o-d Doroathisiore.—t r the Illsh.sp of Roche.ter. sot* tae Mama Araadel, Kyles, H raatt y that they. at any rooller of lions mot reset th a slits e.•ad prior if p•oil.le to the meeting of 1 3 oclia :sew, Kill not only preset,: to the Pilate Rireevo. the Der latairra of this Meeting, bat, before it be delivered. Da , of thee do read it hi blab) aid 5131, .• she PIM. 41KC6.60. the sail Nino, beim hereditary f;ntinuell.irs sit the Crow*, da also r.tclart to his Royal Higbee... door awn on the e..adoei of the Nlascoe.ter 1111ft•triver sad Team/toy Cavalry, so lb, bloody WO of Aqui LW egitoct cannot be tee ,out oar isnd. Ily this the Meaniess labouring community will Wettest's!, sad consequently the ethos tanks permaneotly and most essentially benefited. , It appears the lege of political discussion is grow. log with the distress of the limes. Dosing the last sis weeks, Az new Reading-roams hive started ho Paisley ; two ere beginning in Grease& ; and one just forming in Johnsto n , has 120 menobere. Till rely one of the Paisley Reading. rooms averaged about 66 member., and a boo., In which occasional visitors paid bet • time, yielding shoat 21. a goof ier. The readers sow amount to 171, and it is ex pected the bpi will yield 61. this quarter. The new societies age from 120 to 200 members. At the New Bailey, on Woodsy last, in of • ootice by advertisement, several perm!, were stonerieti in the minor penalty of 40s. for non.at. tendanre on the duties of witching sad Waidlog.— (Manchester Herald.) additional 600 marines aro to be equally dis. trPieted et the fuer divisions of Portsmouth, Ply mouth. Chatham, and Woolwich. It dim not, how , ever, appear, that soy segmentations to Ilse present number of °leen ea full pity is to take place. tbat it 64411 OK wasp sot *Wm; ad 4 OhWard, fee Mink of Hy UDA it, I the essossesltes pelllkal mime. It It. tberef.se,massitestly so- eight. W e possible. that. eider al eteseetesble eireoettaaered rS W y Pti es protegee wbassoeve4bidapebeiddreawe tali X e m p . , I I v, oothorit to . 1 ree elms ., tbot t lrill fug its free • - :is titre Ibleih fee • . 1 • le .e 1. . 5, • Iseilogiro Atilt( Paillasorsi II irteoto;lty 0114fPlit. Ab t= the which It vas (mimed; .s 77 to the 11111111111 Collis elfinctsolf wo nomsr as skirl be ',absentees to, me Ilitediatirtra ! letsolo6Mbitalitoostliatioa I and srbtebjat ibe saw shoe, soda actor, fahall'aobled. • Slob, aid mow. per to 'oppose Podia. toter's' of II . mot bad oattibeity bud soeb Itasitottea weed be obvtooly stre bosi t a t, • 116 . 1 "• -' . ____ . bad for its r -... rralli t tm"" l4ll . o A', sea '" 16.4 " f Au. num. IV. who dird at Ifoorne On . wil.ste.ll.as st tisa so. *acted flights, Inws. Li- sad C.....ti • it. row nerre.atily Ise ber. The High Men will begin Newt , . l• air L ! . 1111 11 ROR "r CO"RUP - preilsoly, and .111 be attended bi and. as verb, it • • al • l• b• isithnat (..re•..l . ati•tly null MVA a i ~1...1 w i ( .d e l ime .. , 1 kobossadrirs. .be rep.hoel. H HIF i "HT. I In Febraery list the blagiatn at should the I ..rt.o. . !atom 0 and some of the Out-dwellers a al.. te.nreintl. . t pip Oak fe l minted). • limitatioas Iloath, met to consider of the be , ittlenii.. sbei.i.l isa—.l•.ca • t. ht Ito condition of lbe hamstring pet a sah •ir i IS. Cometlinillon: h.. in ',Miran, in snit thereby to leasers the F Despotism ; ar. b. woi4 Ade of Parlament. i.. cube • .I. shim t and ...olld Carey Ont. in so pt... 'ding, Hie, i nrolorously resolved to i ~xv chains stv.nig ....gab t.• bind lb. nation isistairt.. with rem i ts of I m o, p„ Ili c stems Arr. amid be fewa. I. the f 4.1.011 1.1. W. .011", , ,n1 taar.te i,. *amp sp4swArt seek frpail• tb.ins; r"Plie t i 9ll/ • industry, a WI. f ssisdn... lirtcl) II a. •abli4l is satirist Siberian. ..a rraeopt frogs parochial .1 r.. Mations. above patriotic and iniportairs re i gi at as the people who were pot to the tweed. is Si. lad. Were Peen 'watery &Ivry-ors, mid *ppm, to universally ad•pted throughout I - ' - - - ' ' ZWEIL GR.4TI7VDR VONFIRMED BY HOLY ALLIANCES. There ere a* men letrOpe so much indebted to the Press, as the Members of what hes been imPi wilily galled the Moly Alliance, en Alliance vel dt/oily formed against the firms and liberties of mankind • and there is me usearbei.of this Conspi racy of mankind; Kings who should feel se grate. hi for benolits conferred by tb• PIUS. as his Majesty of Filmic To the Miter of the Rhenish ' Mercury, N. Gomel, who stirred op' lite German people against Napoleon, is Frederick William is a great measure indebted for his Threum.4o, the Premien Police his reeently been busily oeaspled is hunting after N. Gnares, I. order toe...sign him to a dungeon. fle has, Worm, escaped into Fiume, and invokes the protection of the lA. of Nations. • COURT OF KING'S RENCII. nutlet. Nov. IL MR. ARLILF. This 'kerning Mr. Jostle(' Mom's° sat and heard motions of course; at half.past 10 the Judges sawed' the Court, when T►e CHIEF JU.TICI stated that Ibe Court adder. 'tend there was sowa parsers waiting. Mr. Cathie rose and i stated. he ►ad an 'ideals which he would hood to the Clerk by pereolgelen of the Court; it had for Its object the grounds epos which he impeded to mete fora new trial. The COWIT asked him on which of the Well? Mr. Cathie said, the see that was tried •o ths Is. formation. Mr. Justice BATLEY told hies be bad better state the different tepid of his •Wavit. Mr. Caddo then proceeded to state the grr bale upon which Ms enneiun was founded. First, that thete was on lam for the ponithnsent of bias liberty ; secondly, that a libel met be against a per son. whereas in the vessel case it ass spied s book ; thirdly, that the Jury bed separated without his con- fent ; fourthly, that noe of the Jurymen (Mr. Phillips) that had been selected from the 48 bed been deed fnr more than It mouths, and that another (Mr. W. Akins.") bad sever been seasomed ; fifthly, that the Chief Jostles had awed the Joey on the law and not the few, they being judges of the colas well as the other ; and sixthly, that his witnesses "'cremes examined. Mr. Coral* stated, he bad eebrensed the Astronomer Relit, the Archbishop of Centerbery, [ and the Chief Rabbi of the Je t ts, who world have proved the difference of opinion respecting Chris. tinnily. Daring the lime Mr. Carlile was sehmittleg the grounds for hie soars, he was frequently stopped by the Corm, sod told that it wield not be permit. fed fur him, or any whirr man, to deny in that Cosa, that blasphemy was punishable by law, nor to gun. Lion the truths of Christianity. Mr. Jolliet BATLIT observed it mss the duty of the Judge to point out all matters of law, and if the Defendant could point cut any thing in the charge of the Lord Chief Justice, contrary to that, it 'wad be taken into considered's by the Court. In reply to so Wiseman. sad. by Mr. Coal., that be bed net bees peemitted to persevere is that line of defence which be eossidered *field be the most serviceable to Ids, aweigh the isterreption of Ju T g he de, Cuter Justice, with great waernib, repelled the atm, sod said he had only ieterrepted the Defendant is thee, passages of his defence that were [ the most particularly offeosive ; and bets reed car. thin pommel of the indkanest. Tbe Chief Jellies thee stool. awe were only two of the topics of the Defendaot'a affidavit that could be noticed by the Cowl, namely, the Jary being Juggler, sad Ns est panting of the Jury, *either of which formed soil. dent eroond for granting the motion. Mr. Justice lIIATLIT, at considerable length, vat pretend the some opinion, as did also Ms. Justice natant° and Mr. Jenks, But. The Cum Julius then ordered the Defendant to be remanded, wad be broeght up for judgment on Tuesday nest. The I Defendants against oboe criesinsl informations have been filed, for selling Sher:riles Register, Thu Republican, Ste, gamin! In Court to show gainst the Weld rules obtained against them. RETttllt 01 Tne I'ItINCS TO Till PAM , 410 N.-114, Royal Ilqinetsv's inteolina to rotors to this place blithe evening, was portly generally kenos in the lowa this morning. Consequently, the • hid SCMail 11111i1114 is Maribernogh.row, it sliest 10 miaow before stern o'clock, when a merry peal woe commenced en the r berth bells. His Royal Highness was accompanied by Sir D. BLOOSVISLD. Sir E. NASLC and Col. 'f m NNNN Olt Cams is at GS early pert of Ilse attorneys*. Some days most yet elapse before lb. Palace is is dee *Mee for occepeney. —( Brighton. Nev. 9.) A party of convicts ere Is be employed on the 1 1 mew works carrying on in Chatham Dock-yard, mod a vessel of wee is preparing fur their reception, in the same Nasser N than at Portsmeath and Shriv el/Se. SODDEN MATH —Mr. Henry Seemblee, formerly the proprietor of the livery stables is Malamute. street, and who le nearly 90 years of age, soddenly 'spired 'Weedily at the Bank, where ha had gone to receive his dividend. After signing the book, he gave the omelet to his olive, who had accompanied him to the Bank, to go to the adjoining oats sod rewrite the money. On her return she Intend him st corpse. Medical assistance was immediately Not far, hot proud anartailing. The body wu removed from the Ronk in a hackney coach. _ - - - - Coax 21•• a re, !low. 12.-We had bat a very mall 'ap ply of Wheat this onarek , s, sahib wad ao last Walk... p•lrr4. -F.reasa Wirt..., Is. &war.- Vim Ont• p:eaufal, lest dal. ,alp at a wain des liar ea 20,,aday's prises.-1a Ocala. Peas, amid other ariicles kit aliefaii..a. 41•R[if, ROY. 1 . 3.-We bud a "awe, ' app .., of pima Beam. 1ui•a5..r....4. a Inels tart woe* sae at oar I..ft elires.-.51•1.•• aid Veal 'Amara-Pack scarcely .41pp•rilld 16N Illoaday% The Wane Is Ike Ilaysaatlet au hfbk.-11/1, Clever, aid Mrs* bappiet Inc prkes. PRICE OF NEAT. Seer ._..4.. 04. to fa. W. 1 KNOW° 44. It lo 5. 4 1 Pack 64. to Is. 61. 1 real 51. 64. so 6.. 41. CATTLE AT MARKET. Beasts . 660 1 Sant . Re. ..» 4 506 Pip.... 2101 u6o PRICE OF 11AT, At'. • Hay Slew G. k 04. Ile 74 , .°4 ed. • fume LAW INTIILLIGHNCK. COURT OF CHANCERY. NOT.II. TYa ATTORIIRT sensam. P. Bocce.. The Loan CUANCELLOIL this day gin she Jethro moot of the Coott hi this ieterestiog case to the parties. Under the peculiar circentstanter by which the Charity at Creditor, its Devonshire, was found. ed, and haling taken the eacellent object which it contemplated into view, it could eat be their dribe that the persons •whe had hitherto received benefit from It should be deprived of ell the weans of sop• port of which they had hitherto been in possession.... Rut yet the parish of St. Nicholas, in the city of Rochester, was entitled to its portion. Th. ordee of the Court would therefore require that it sheetd receive the aoseity of 601., without prejudice to sow tater, application, If it should be discovered that 0 . . Charity at Credit.. could be seppened by the In. come of the means which belonged to it, Independent of she Ilaywood greet. It was indeed to hies a mat. ter-of regret, to Sod that the orders which bud hero made by sheets! of his predecessors did not leave that settee entirely at rest. Mr. MAITIN, at Ito was eapreged for the parishioners of SI. Nicholas, said, that the order of the Coati in 1806 had eel bee. wade by bin UP LOOM CIIIAIICELLOI..-1 ow now grown ma In the aderisistration of jestirop, and I base lived Ion( onottgli to knows - that no Jeri ,e• can ?OM his duty sod give a correct deciaion sults, he reads all the pm of bulb pude,. CADVALt D. tOllllO. This was an applicatiou to the Coed, on the an. lino of Mr. HEALD, for an lojenctino to restrain tl.e Defendant, a partner in she firm of Centel@ ac.,l Young, attorneys and solicitors in Grey's Inn, from carrying on business in his iron name, or at his nom residence, contrary to the specific classes of the aril. tie, of partnership. The sallow was supported by Mr. Coe. The At.. tornet.Genersl, Mr. Wingfield, and Mr. Hone srieed pins, it. The LORD CIIANCRLLOR lerninne , ty ..stewed this cue, wirkb he shooed was better fitlPd for private arrangtmeat among the parties, than for the npinieta of the Coed. In disputes beta... pertness. I. hod always recommended to them to become Chancellors for themselves, and he faired that serh advice was al ways attended with benefit. Under all she circus'. sluices, the Cowl would feel itself booed ID g•ant the Injunction, at least as far as it related to carry ing en busiest., ender another name than that of Mho ire, on this day seenlght, unless en arrangement privately took plc. betwees the wart, which alter o years I hey would Ind mesh more twnefickil. than any messere which might be established through the medium of the Court. COURT OF RING'S BENCH. Nov.ll. ruz.Ram AND OTIJANS, ASHONILIA Of IVILCOI. V. NAT'L This was an action open a bill of eschange fo► 4501., drawn on the 14th of Jane, 1816, apse and accepted by the Defendant, pay shle one month after dale, sod ladorsed to the bankrept. At the trial before the Chief Justice, at the Isle Slider at Gaildball, a verdict was found for the Defendant, an the ground that the consideration of the bill was .serious. The partleelars of this ease were folly laid before the paddle st the time of the trial. It appeared that a Mr. Neil, on adeertising money broker, was employed to negotiate the bill in googo -1 lion, Whirls was accepted by the Defendant's brothe►, for the psepose of suabliag biro to make up some rvgimental peyments, he being a Ciptain Is o=re of the Middlesex corps of Militia. The Makeup. dig. coasted the ►ill, in consideration of the Defe 'dent taking a large qoatttlty of buttons, stated so be worth SOL, bat which, in fact, were not worth half that slim, and which in troth, never were I. pe•sssiun of the Defendant. Mr. Se/mixer now •oved for s new Irisl ; sod after urging each topics as the nation of the case could oesest, The COURT wire dearly of opinioe, that there wee so moon for dlotorbing the verdict, slid therefor* the rale was Waged. PITTMAN V. Witt. This was an onion of assault and false imprison. meat. At the law Maize, it Abingdon, Deiks, • verdict nes friend for the Defendant. Alt. W. E. TAUNTON now ,noted for a new trial in the grossed that the verdict below was aealost the weight of the edifiers in the cerise. The Case was Ibis : The Plaintiff was one of the Burgesses of the 80. rough of Abingdon, and the Defeadent hid been Mayer of the borough fur the year preceding this tine. It was the muses of the borough, for the Moyer on going eel of office, to entertain the Members of the Corperatioe with a banquet. At this tune there were 1011 parties in the boratothi urn the Corporation party, and the other the Anti• Cort. petition party, of which litter the Plaintiff was a member. The latter party had•bern described bs ll.e Defendant's Counsel at the trial, by the 64/n4:scant same of /Po( sallopert. The Defendant baring, so. enrding to eastern, 'Jaen aII r, Plaintiff oat one of the cowls, arid hating given an nhottainus toast, offensive to the opposite parry, the Mayor. as was alleged, ordered the Plaintiff to be taken into custody by the cons•ablet, • boot he directed to di) their duty. The Plaintiff as. confined for stint three hears, and he brneght hi# stilt'''. At the tr:4l the question was, wheelie, the I),fendant liaJ in fart given the eiders abote.mentioned? eThrre eiiiiroo • paililiely to V.O fact, and the viiteeeleit 101 •'e Defendant contradicted th•-n. The use bear irf: to the Jury they (ovoid ter llie Dotend•nt. Thicoe•T no. raid, that the guearion being I•ft la the Jury upon the credit of the resrectir.• it Rea 1141 • ca•e far the ioierposition of she Court. —Rote i'efeetid. mvaNAY O. THIL CUT 10011 A CUNPAiV. 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