The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCF.RY. Ate. IS. PoItSTYII V. eIaLL The A rem rtsr (f . . r.. ess behalf alba Plaintiff. 'tidied to this Cater, on Friday last tor en I isiaCtion In restrain the INferialent. • gensinith in this city. from on•king and vending locks icing on the priori rlo of poreesaine without lint. This is the tonsil oppliration of a similar aster* which bus lis•rr made sty the Plaintiff. he hating already obtainer, Hone. ,ions from the lord Chanrellor. and sultarquentls verdicts at law agelwat Mr. Blanton. Mr. Vines, and Mr. Killer. The present motion was supported by en affidavit. which stood that the locks fehricated by the Defendastt were essetly sitwilar in principle erttl it. ronstruction to those which, in the case of Mr. Rivier. a Court of (Asir bail pronounced to be • piracy on the patent of the Plaintiff. It having been s es s o .l.sl nn the pert of the Plaintiff that she, Defendent was well a sere of the proceedings against Mr. Rifler, sail haling been Mime., on the other side that there was no proof of such knowledge, sod that Mr.Forayth had looked on in silence for t we years, while it use nototiotta that Mr, Ilan was manufec• florin thews locks, the Lard Chancellor directed the motion to stand over till tri•day, in order that affida vits might he produced on these lion points. Ac. ro•tfingly. the Learned Cnonsol for she Plaintiff, the Atinreiay•Genstral GA Mr. Romilly, mow produced affidavits, in which it was sworn that Mr. hill not flatly k,1,111 of the proceedengs against Mr. Rattier, bet way in Con'', and assisted hint on his trial, and that the Plaintiff hail no ktutelealge of Mr. Hell's hating joy•tioll his patent till hungry last. TAM atitlaiild were encontradirted. Mr. Hour, fiii the Defendant, argued with great ingenuity against the Injunction. 11. contended, that the patent of dm Plaiwiff 0411 null and void, nn section, of the vague, unscientific, anal unintelligible winner an which the specification was worded. This , inaut•au raft's'd to be a method of producing cem. b o stlen by petetigaion on a rht initial plan and princi ple, p a rt o f w hich plan was •••••11 to be theeaclo. 00000 of the common is, aimataaphutic sir. Now this. the Learned Cnenssl contended, was Denser's.; for if the inclusion of air 6.14 pert of the plan h, which Nee patentee produced iomhostion, than has plan was certainly nail founded ow chyniical prinriples, all chs mists know that cornho•tion meld sot take place .5 411 in racwo. II• then snore...tied in give a descrip.i..s. of ono of Ler, esprotino•nri, is or. der so shoo that the itreseoce of osagen was nem wary to produce combustion ; soul rattail...nay. that by *Ridding the steansplivisr sir, • portion of which was osygen, the tontli•Oion must be rontforril mora l Imperfect. lie nest atgark.tl silk unmerciful sip. verity, the 15..... and unsatisfactory lallalag its which the several parts of the lock, and the composition of Ike delonYing powder, ware described by the pa. teeter, as if his ohject had bees to prevent the Public, whose property the discovery wool , ' heron,. on she espit•tion of she patent, from •1111•11111•11111ftd it. de• tails. It was stated in the affiti.vit of Mr. Stoma, • emmhaniss of crineiderebly eminence, that Mr. Forsyth bath slimed the Mastarson of his leek, since be ob. blood the pelmet, the last having been mode without easy bole she permits of ventilation; het these subsequently merle being provided with Tata, lo der to condor the celebrities, mote perfect. This circumstance. while it showed that Mr. Forsyth bed been informed of the affair us the specification whirls bad sheerly been elleelerf to. was also a proof the' lit bad himself deviated from his steal, and p is sed e l l en the Public an article which did not f within the terms of his epecification. Under ell the einem. stances, he hosted 'has. if his Lordship did giant the I..junetioo. and send them tea trial. from which his O mi t ass 111S I SOISHI eat to shriek, the Injunction wee 4 l he framed in such a manner ae nut to present the Defendant from continuing the sale of thou. In , Its "op t r .ntaln t iontirtinna, which world be seScseist t.. • DO•11.1•1,r. Ti.. LORD CHANCLI.I.OIIIII ,I d, a specification rer• miniyWight b , so dorsp . lop , se delusive, and so en. pstiafactory, as 1..1 walla. that Carl to intelf•r• in tie Mat inshore, and prow...are against its gelidity. Tb. Court. however, would wetter go an far es at thee to pronounce a specifihtiors bad. Otero there bad been posses4on for some time. lie bad not booed •Iset her is any of the Winne which had bets, tried reaper tiog she invasion of this Invent. the vs. Baits of the specification had been questioned. sod be did not mean at present, led• rd is ass viol Is his power, In decide that point, Ile had eta besitstiou, however, in saying, that Mr. lione bad stated many staiersising to it, which it world be estremely dilli• eels hi answer. Hwy, certainly, was a patent fee escieding the paternal air in firing locks of a petti coats' construction ; end obit might be the elect of Mr. Puss making locks with apertures for the admi•siow of the 'sternal air he did not knew. There was no desist that a gnats who bade patent for a lock escledine the merest air, might make one admitting it ; bat it become • very important question between bile and the Public if he patted the latter at one of the ;sweet. lie was sorry that this epplicettow hod been brought so late in the Session, as an Newish, wither' terms. might milt*. Mr. Hail to great loss, Pit should tern out that this was no insesiost of he patent. If en setheet coed be kept of the value of the lucks distinct from that of Ike gess, sad if Mr. Mil would deliver immy ferteiglit to the Plalittir an would el the gene sold with these leeks, giving se. entity for the anneal, he eheeld direct Ike New. tine In be hewed to that effect ; if sot, it Nest be granted wittiest terms. Mr. Hall wee allowed - lilt Meridey to seeks Me deice. ♦ICE CFI4IICFLLOR'B COURT, Arc. 13. Tot TAM. 01111/AITIMIVIT IP. THT DIM. 01 MAIM sononan. On the motion of r. Sevres. the Court allatmt the trysts.. to bid at • sole o, solo., under the •111 of the Isle Duke, so far as the Master obeli repast I. he proper. MS $41611 O. VIZ CUM TM RPitort ot At Woos on 'moth's pert of this VW was conlirowd, Afro bring no opposition Ns& to it. WYNW P. LAST IetWIDOIOUGII. Mr. ROPPELL allitya Met this Oil a Pftitiell free Laois Misssess Nowberewsb, paying that the two elittires ,;gist eat b• risseved est tlf ikircesstry THE STATESMAN. by the guar tiny and that •ht might he pet in i nuti l e:. The COURT espre.aerl its surprise at such a settle lion al the Palate callr.l the Abbey, her p a ying meet, and afar • few obseevatinns arlj•rurne 1 the each a retknnettly relit as the Master shun niliw i li r„-- further conalileratmn of Ine..lv•itt's !Nati nn In the Thr late Lord Newl.orough died in 1807, and fle nest sittings of the Court, in order to gi.e lime for cninmended in his will that the should have this poi. enquiry into this deed of settlement. •itege. There was no Intention of proaaing that I Richard Geuther, a Solicitor, in Warwi ck shire, former part of the prayer, its a letter had been ye. nest applie.l for his rii.cherce. He had takers the csived last night from the Solicitor of the guardians, isentlii of the Insolvent Act bee t rees since; he was slating that ell Intention of taking the children net W e re the Court in last Jane, but the file years not of the cavalry had been totally abandoned. The I then having elapsed, he was 'mantled. Souse Irsd• had, in 11410, been married to a Routine I jectinn was taken to an incense of debt is his ache. Nohlemsn, with whom she had quitted the country, dale sine* his lost appearance; this he accnuated for, het she had since left him and wee hack In England, by stating that he had since recollected debts not where there was no doubt she *mild remain perms. previously mentioned. neatly. Ile therefore could aaticipite no objection Mr . BARRY opposed Insolvent for having contract. to her being pet in p ion of this estate, at such aea debts without having the wawa of paying them. rent as the Master should think proper. Insolvent raid, that ai the time of contracting the S 4 ARTHUR PlosoTY was against the motion.— debts in question, he was mined professionally in The Lady had formed • new connesion by her mar. two law.seits, from which he espected considerable s iege wills this Itus.ian Nobleman, and bad a family advantage. by him. It could not, therefore, he sot, beneficial Cress.tesamined.—llekept books; he had embanks to the children of the Seat marriage to hove her an d now; he only kept a memorandum-book, • kind of this second family introduced into the mansion. It packet-book. was tint alleged that the Russian h u sband was dead, The Crinansesousa.—Am Ito take it down that bet vilely that • separation A. 4 taken place. Now yaw, a professional man, curling on year bus'. it was obvious that that husband might at any time nese, kept no books from which you made out your tome to this cavalry. It also ought to be ub- accounts? served, that the late Lard Newhorough hail no right Insolvent said, he only kept a emaossoden.beek, to make any settlement of his property, he being only a pocket-book. a tenant for lire, while, therefore, he could net use it Bester,a poblican,reaiding in Barbican, slated, such a right. that Insolvent owed him 301. He told witness he After • long discussion. it was finally resolved to had married a Ward he Chancery, with 15.0001. that refer the case to the Master, in enquire what was ahe feared being red by the Lord Chancellor, bet reasonable rent. end to put her Ladyship in pollees. that his father was immensely rkh. lion ; the feet, in the mean time, to he secured our Insolvent being called, dialed baying wade soy of her annual income of 17001. which she enjoyed, such representations. by basing 11001. a year as • settlement, and 3001. • Osborn, he had lived es clerk wi books,th t year by the will. Insolvent, who e s aid always kept a regular he The Master was also directed t• report any special ler , &e. Witness wet those books to h im ; the y circumstances. w e r e sent to the Swerm.with.Two Necks, Lad.latte. - luselyent's Petition was dismissed. NIXON V. BURN. Mr. film. *aid, the t•aprta in this e•w were Very ♦aluminnss on both aide', soil there were Ilium mo. lions in ir. tit. env far the common iiijoaelion; th• other for • receiver being appointed ; •nd the thirit ' for drs•olviol the irijuortion. Ilia Honour would r►coil.rt tow Nose( one ease. Th.re were Iwo part. siert, Nilson God Belli, who were grarers in horn. Nismi deed soma tire► ale, and his brother hail come to town In adiniuilier In his effects, bet Cos refused all access to the hooka. &c. of the pail. n•rship; on which accosts' be applied fur the trijoier. Lion. It ~•chats woold he the most desirable thine in the woad. if the parties would refer the whirls to arhitretio• , . Mr. MUD arid, the iiijoortlim hail been eh rained to pi•••ht his Chesil from ilitproatil of the partnership property ; but there eat oo 'se► a• that, as the whole hail Iwo Anstalt, sod piirl for agreeably trilby wins of parinerahip This had bent, also sativfactorils account►tl for, an that there eti.teit no just vegeta for even the shadow as com plaint. Mr. Btu. contended that the property In gaeatiao was e• , n.ider•ble. and he hoped the parties would ave. to what Counsel bad pi ,prierid. tic to refer the whole to some Gristles's* at the liar. to termite sad settle the partnership accounts, at.d with dire*. siesta le him to ard.r all soitate property to be/Overt op. This would he the heat way for all the pullet. Client fur whom he appearrui dew all the way from Cumberland to sew that his brother's property was well applied. Tbo VlCLCmascat.Lott recollected the cue per. , fn•tly wet', sod thought that the l.arli•s woold de Hwy well to accept lAO advic► of the Cnontel. It was the belt thing they mold pas•ihly do in rues s Me. Mr. MALI) greed on the part of his Client to re fer lb. whole at proposed. and thought alto that the prrtira ;lid very rieit, the foods were .o aotall that thesisould he soon soalleirsed o,i in the whirlpool wf in *sr Report of w►et took plan in t►e insolvent Debtors' Collet yesterday. in tin caw of Ralph Sen. lien, an insolent, an 'rumens statement was en. sntentinn•lly made, which we most willingly correct, es it alight otheroise snit to in the character of the Demlowan concerned. In dwelling she evidence of Mr. Hannay, s■ opposing coeditor of &teflon. we oar his say that he himself took she benefit of the Insolent Act in 1810 ; we since find that ibis I. s sieteke, Mr. Holloway serer baring takes the be. nett of t►e Act. Oho Cow.. Mr Btu. denied 'bet the fonds were so men, for had moo permitted, he would helve %boon the Onntrer• nn the wow siotklaitiory grnonik. the ohm, wee of pent interest, and required cond.. &tenon, •hirh 0.• had no doubt the Gentlemen it m ou ld he whirred in *mild fro it. lie inci•tod on price , . property seine gigots op to Mr. Ninon, the Gentlemen who earn, from Comberland. The Vict.CmtnCtl.L.oll ordered the tin to be rt. (erred to erhitretion, the inkeitetion in the mean lime in be ernitinsed in favour of the "'mina; Mr. Milton, and full detections to ba Riven to the arbitrator to take care rd prime property, and of the partneribip accounts. Tbi. ended tho present Salinas in the Vice-Chan. teller'. Client. and hi. Bonne, rose 1111 fear •'clock. Ile •ill sit min et the • u d of October. The Chan cellor will sit till thy 234. !NSOLYENT uhliritcs' LOURT, Arc. 13. • Barer Loris Demmer, who stated himself to he late Coroorillnt of I#loi^n to his Mai" ' l4. mar of Ramiro. ea. opposetl on the entiod of his haring a...portrayed debts any eioittle wens of paying theme. Is appeared, on she eseminsrion of she Inottloest. ober be bad held a pentiom, which eroded *I II the Peace of Am.le.Chapelle. Since his arrive' in Freeland he had *ringleted anent foreign gloat tow of the Public °i ee,. for which he bad Wen promised psyllium , by Mr. Ilamil.on : payment I. bad neat, received. After some further iorevmlastlne, Slit Cooler held that the Insolvent Atal at the limo of contracting these debts a visible wortine of min them. He was accordingly dis t:horsed. Philip Smith, lase Fevonester of she 25.1) regiment, was opposed bv Mo. Barry and Mr. Bassett. Th. former. however. not haring w it in attendance, vow ep bit art Mr. Bass= pt. owlet! to •1111111iIIP Oho insolvent It eppese-d ohm, betoyen the years Isl 7 and 1818, she Insolvent bed contracted • debt of 54581. Ibis I nester was espeorded in patine bills, debts dee in sae West Intlies, ate. His debts altogether wo m e n,. neat 60001 Ida easels were orrards of 3001)1.; he heti also 1-art several WINS *rich were nes.tr re. paid. Insolvent detailed verities other espenees ostrich be had oecesarroly interred. 114 1 . 11111111 1 116 1141 ewelv►)fifil; he settled a sons of 3UOOI. hi. own property, on his wife sad abildflo, he bad liar liito mutat in ibis *mil. J'O LICE. G mon Am—Yeti/pray JAN Dsgerd underwent I long «zooloati..o o.fore Mr. Ald►rmen RoTowtu.. an a chow of robbrai Ills moster, Mr. Robert Bros toolop.poonbroker, moor of W►otton'aeootf r 1101. horn-hats. This was one of those depredations to which 'f4d•Sfaflo who keep an open till, ate so constantly liable. The Pri,oner was a wettest in Mr. Bests. champ's eapplits, and smelly attending the horse, kr. at his residence at hiiligtoo, haring het little to do at the shpp hot In shot sold epee the shatters; Mr. Beauchamp had taken him, a reentry lad, from the pinegh is Ewe, and he had lived in the sitestioo above a par and a half. Money had frequently boyw missed from the till; suspicion at length fell open the Poisoner, sod in order to detect the thief, the silver in the till was consoled on Wedneselsy night last. and on tt e srhortday atoning, it was found Its he 7.. short. For the purpose, however, of esakiog the fact guile closer, a little before the Pohlman came to shut upon Thorsolay night,4l. worth of sihrer,con. slating of 21 balf.crowns and 20 shillings, were worked with the fi.tores 47, the number of the boas., and put in the till, the rest of the servants, with the inception of George he, the apprentice, were seat oat of the way, and Mr. Beauchamp waited the re. suit of Oho eaperiment outside of the door, to the court. Ire purposely left the Prisoner ales@ iu the shop, sad shortly after, heard the Ow rattle in the till ; he thee returned to the shop, and sending the Prisoner for a pint of porter, coonted the silver in his absence, and missed sloe half.crown. When the Prisoner came beck with the porter. Ise left bias alone again and went into the yard, whet" he heard the Prisoner again at the till. The sigma wee thee ogiven, Ice opened the door to his master, and told him of the hilt-crowns being gone. Mr. Beauchamp then asked the Prisoner if he had soy moos., 1 he replied. no. He thee told him he might as well put the half-crown down which he had token fens the till ; the Prisoner accordirogly produced one half. crown. ilia master theft asked hint if he had any Imore? to which he again sosweorrod in the negetise.— The silver in the till wet then counted, sod foiled t• be seven half.crowns and three shillings deficient, all which were Intend its the possemion 94 the Pti.onet, who also acknowledged to have taken the 7s. the , night previous. The officer who took him into custody produced the money. 11. fia.; the math on each piece was identified by Mr. Ifilesschanisi and his apprentice. The Prisoner appeared to feel Iris sossation ; he wept hitiedy, and said he had nothiog to say for himself.—Coonnoitied to Netagate. A case of a similar new", bet more aggravated, from the situation of the party, the confidence re posed in him, and who, from his education and re. spectability, might have been espeeted to be throat the commission of any str.tio offence, was neat enqsir ed into. The Polyester in this nue was a matt dressed plane man. under 20, clink to the widow Emits and liareard, gold and silversmiths. No. 9, Ave Matin. lane ; the name he goose at the Camper was Johnson, hat his rest ease was +toted to be Thomas Asks A ichois. Dostlam. of East•street, Wsliroerb. man to Eases and Barnard. statist. that for some time Ipast he sosperted the Prisoner of purloining silver, and therefore look more palticolstr notice of a quan tity of silver which was weighed oat for the Inviter en Iloorsolay ; there was a lot of 200 ounces, prin. tipsily dollars and fie" franc pieces. Wag in the counting-hoe 4 e ; he left the rfiSoliff 410114 there ref four or five minutes, sod en his return he jodpol, from the flurry be appeared to be in, that he bad stolen part of it ; for the pwrposo of detecting him, ' be contrited to mod bin on so roast! to. the flatting. will, end in his absence 'Prieto! the metal, • :.1.1 fneni it deficient neatly seven minces. the Pleannes's r. urn, , r eteidqyeti t..n till a p ,,,,„„ *h o w, •iporte., temp in, ••1 1 1!• 14141 he stet a atn'• se Mt lisrt.attl.itllti.r, al Ili. • •••ttgioitt, N 31, retein.tstit...no. tit-sitiote him in I. 11.1 1 1 1 .. 1 rt•tatter, She he *4 1111(1 1 11 A• 11111114 0161,•. 1,1 ItP (hall„ „ ) atirised. fie eeceldleall 1 1 1. to the a areh...tr, end f.dit.tted titst.ctts hrnrelfi where. in t h e pr.dittnce ni MI. litte.l , l, itr•ilef, he immediately tatted the l'tisnner *Oh the theft, which he confessed dlieetly, and itftwitirtel the d. ; tt (tons his picket, saying he had *elf berg.. w .11 •hem. The p,i.tonet sat tosa.adoli lag Fishy nest. Applicatl.tn els m•de In the Aldermen Ins a pri. hits hearing in thlh case, which I. Welted, sating, that ti.efts by sersants iset• her...mina trey fretieent, anti neaht IS be rally esnotted In i•.• loodr4, the atlagiatratee at this Ace Eat. latt•rly it.., roe peal set their fares wino salsa?, eastntrsti •Its ela ingether, Petits in caws *bete 1110 bossism is .f • Haters molt for lb. psis* eye. COROMF:R' cvQuEsrs. Friday no lagoi•ision moo taken d l e Rr.l. Crsorr•offerfo linenswirk yam% b.f.,. 'Ennuis PITI4Utc, i:. Csordoer, on die body ei Nainipb ('adorers. sae wee af Mr. r.tt...r.h. Mormakow. la Jonepie-orree, embolism hi. death by been ran Goer by aca awns brapaging is Mr. Penne. plantar. in lb* Ciiy.rand. 7be ionntigneino Leona free e eetinrit reel &sr .4‘. It apposed has Mr. Poser kat obe ragmen se s wrialobener maw' Tenekimas, N reamer wale loriongiag s. sir. Itieb. w Iffeedneotay Ind. frau No. I. 'lnnen r'r.-•reeee .• the Cloydnad. It •ao numbed by Imo of his nee moan' Y..e%R sad Norris. Aimed awns •Onk.s IM ryniing. eine rANAI4III mos laming Moog Nalliwneoga.wwws t bash else east ~err • and la st $ der /errand. win air lowly 19 mo• .dd, r.. 11.91 .as.• she men. woo sod r Ile gentle. sod sae wheels psona weer ▪ bod. Mere y us. Iffel rastrariny of coed...rep $ liewae &A i rbag emit thr ea area west as a Ina tsar. and ember* dm Is ws. vim( at a rowel's parr. Tier snader of sae 014..• gene saes d .444 i earapiar ebsoaner far • Mir.. and ..end sw.. Tb. Jury re sealed • alders of Arreienal UraiL *sea a drained af IM• epos the carom'. As Ingot Mao its. on Friday babes lart.re Mr. Gums. at der de •of tae Lard Mennen. In Loorniene-dr-e . own of the body of James lase. was s sir sauseog at • o times' aide • newer. Ti. dor arid mss stoma Au years od age, sub a wife awl low elisteireo; he bad brew la cad dy of me Man al lowly woreresew nod treas. apprebensida ease be 'nel QM gel loisdioratree. became depend:mg sod bad bens gni /mit &wawa for snow dsy• pad Meg« op in i.e mann% at fan ..tiara. and at a Mind ill 14•01 64 , 4 a herb-e• *ad, is London romps, bad asked our • raa .r in more as. elf $ sad maw br man is die shop gonad hewed is on..kr is.. amp. limber. berm his ilornat in • doneadig aasand : Ise sea sunk bad pl..erd Mina I. rind. and -lowel use rdeor and of bio bawd o be. onset re.. bioawit Irma Uwe ass. nod bean got obe mar. nal a. ~pied arida de cow Ita oben.r l .cad 'how aeon. maid onsdromosri ges pretext N. bad y 14 . 4 ly beens hokum, bistatf by 11/0 deers•-d. lir ii•ei sane .. wear.' see ..f op Vrrelic.—olone Si. .1..1 . '44 , 1 fel bi• dorms ab.l.ll..b.wereag loader AMNIA Mrs serest accagesed by de: prelistlll of spirits. 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