The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-12 00:00:00

To iris EDITOR o► Teo STATESMAN. Sts, --In the House of Cession', a &sleight ago, I a Mr. ELLts gave notice of a notion for the removal of Mr. Qum, on access of his misdeeds, from his 'Meadow as Coto Rotsloos; but he afterwards, for some mum or ether, bitched the qeestion (U. volpr 111.11114111, Mr. EDITO., my OW. family *heap seed it). Now, Sir, I wish to know which Mr. klus is this pros, as one of that none sits in the llosoorable lipase for Seaford (CHAISLIN Row), sod the ether, broths to Loll Cuevas, forth over. wtlfets berisegh of Iloyteshory. If you do not like to It dk ste tM irespected persons*, openly is your Paper, wad a line as at the foot of this, for l ass desirous of knowing who hate rootage sod suitor worsgb to stand by es in time of need, oil who ate disqualified for legislators from want of resolotion or hosesty eseugh is fulfil their defy. It is high time that wry ono of my family opened his eyes to the treastairres which are going forwards.—Yoer's, &c. Utile firsts, April 10. J. BULL NAV4L INTF:I.LIGENCH. I DEAL, Aram 10.—The brig Fortino, Wood, from Shields to Topsham, wish cools, was totally twirl yesterday morning on the Goodwin Sand ; cores and part of the materials Dyad. Aram 11.—Arrived and sailed for the. River the Mary, Dobson, front Leghorn: Flying Fish, Boles from Liston; end Neptune, Patterson, from 3 , . Michael's for Petersbergh.—Came down from the River aid insole the Seger, for Jamaica ; Alliance, for Prince Edeard'a blood ; Margaret, for ditto ; Glorthlsod, foe ditto ; Richard, for Demarsrm ; Clyde, for Antigea ; Cleveland, for America ; Vi gilant, for Quebec; Prins of %Vales, for Qoebec ; Prosperity, for Quebec ; ludo., fur Quebec; Hassle, for Quebec ; Jane, fur Miramichr; and Pomona, for New Brunswick.—Sailed yesterday the Bannab, from Bombay, for the River. PLTSOUTiI, its his Majesty's ship Newcastle, from Portsmouth. Faniorrnt, Arm 9.—Arrived the 0-borne psalm, with Mails. from Malta, last from Gibraltar, irs 17 days.—Sailed the Doke of Kent packet, wish Mails, for Lisbon ; and Princess E•isabeth packet, with Moils, for Lisbon, Gibraltar, Malta, and Goan. —The Lord Hobart packet, with Mails, fur tLe Benito, is &soloed emit the 14th init. Livntron, Atom 9.—The Kingston, Spence, which sailed fro■ hone fo► New Urania irk the 11.1 d Morels, has pet back with loss of main-moor, foretop-mast, god Bison-worst sproug.—Sailed the Benne, Cummins, for Calcotts. lianwrcn, Atom IL—Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with Marls, ke.. from Cushaven.—Stiled the Lady Nepal. packet, fur Holland; Castlereagh pocket, for Cot:haves ; and Charlotte parker, for Getteobergb, all with Mails, &c. -- I ing a prepogitinie of arise of 111.1 S u b Cummt,loo, re. -- - On Saturday lire Doke of Yost hel d e Council lathe to the liquidatien r I the chums of tradretneo at York.hoeso open the state of the IC ma, attended ' and others. At I:Aw m At too o'clock Mr. .a' - 710 tn''t the C lair, by tiro Archbishops of CAPTZROVIIT end YORK, : and shortly stated the n'ljr:t of I 1... Meener. the Bishop of Lotoox, the LOUD CUANCRLLOR, Mr. Victim, the Secretary, then read tt.e 'tepee the Marg•is CARDEN tbe Karl of WiNcuissea, I 0 Lord Iltesre, Lord ' ST. Neste's, Lord Annex, f the Tr°9l "` of ll ' `` Pa 11 " 1 "' It 'vat"' Chet ' they hod, conformably I . ti e itesolJtion of the last and Sir Wn. GRANT, been the whole of the Mom- Doka of m oafaoss, Meeting, ',replied the draft of a ere.l for the par. bets of the Council, ' , rept the cad the Earl of peso of granting to thy dew Renter 4 their rent who was absent from iodisposition, inrlcsu. who was I l ttl.milis4 ibis KING at . char g e ` that they had entered into • negro - is- Msccs The Council remained in deliberation l ' : " °"",. li " . 5 " 44;° " "1 " on the " I 'l "s; • " 11 AVordsor. I though all difficulties arise not yet serovornted, ter near an beer. the business was its a .tat, of forwarduesa. The la the afternoon the Doke of You visited the 1 Report added. that one of the Sub-Coronohtee had Tatint Mown at Carlton-house. Yesterday morning, at balipast eight o'clock, tie 14.'142° advise. .• "M of 18° '"1 for th e pur pose of pay i ng tra desmen a certain poundage, on Doke of Yout left town for Windsor. coodition that be received security. The secroity The Lotto CHANCELLOR OM CNIONI MUNSTER bed ass., the private boles, trodleacoa of the P RINCE KILORNT yesterday at Cad.. this 6 enalesa n Ile ' ne n ded the supplying of fruit, arc. and the boom, stud other ten..boose. .... , - buildings brlnsging • othe Thew*. until the intrriit The Londoederry Neospspere edrertisr no less then 15 ships to take Got posmogyrs to America, whose tonnes, summits to 8,200 ISHII end the Belfa s t Ys. pees nearly as sissy more. By the returns of the letter port, It appears Shot about 11,000 parsons ego. grated to America from thence last season. At the boaster Assizes sentence of death wa• polled upon 44 mos To sin of those no hopes et mazy were given, of Om others, ►lesen were sen tenced to transportstion for 14 years, and the same and principal of his (104 oat paid, and that he oat to have this interest paid previously to tho payment of the stinsities of the motets ; this security to re. vett to the renters when the money so advanced, with the legal Interest, was paid. In the mean time the produce of it to go into, and form past of, the Com pany's parse. Mr. llosiaa begged IMP. Is a few words, to vs. plain the °Eject of the Meeting, and of the nogoeia. lions entered into with the Suh.Coamittee by the .ember for seven yeets. Souse Assizaa.—lt bee been err sly stated In several Piths Papers, that et the Assizes (or thi Trustees the New Renters. The debt• drertnos the lints/Fe in tradesmen anti nthets, amounted to about 31,C001. For the iettlemeot or it,,,. demand., . . comity, jest concleded at Kingsteo, 11 persona only vele capitally coovict.ll, three of whom, namely. B u nsen, Corti... and tfifron, were left for esecetina. The fart it, that lowed of 11, no km. then 35 indi irides!' recnieed 1114111.11(1 , of death, one only of taboo Interter, William Lerender, (a youth of 17,and one of the Bornoith gang), fee a alga/lay rnhbory upon Mr. S. T 00000 , of Blackman-street, is left for execu tion. nesoCittittuo • rt. befoul 'dieted into, but they did not ascent% An individual of tLe Sub.Counsitter, oho had the inier••t of the concern tell much ut heart. made an otter of atirste i R a *um of sown 12,0001. In liquids. , the demands of creditors, upon sash terms as be (Nlr. IL) had ho l'.‘tutat they would find it to their interest to .crept suJr.r cit. egoist anon. The secu 1 ity he required for this solvency sou the wee as that non possetbed by the creditors; Cease I' ten Agar. APRIL 19 —A shin supple of 13.86gliels Wheat shi6 weepiest ; piekpl ...apple, from* ;wet 46 ailther 15e..., ps !beide', 1.41 —Tie 11111,61.0. t ..rr.talo .4 feseisa Berks. 1 , e , 11,er IS pa lie simply fr. 0 . ,. our nmso, mimed a reilitenun .4 v.. Isg.• last Ilipadao. prsceb.—Oats ha clwaper.—Peas aad Seaseiell. priem immiaid. Wheat iLaglisa) .... 68 70 Hwy Pas 40 46 New dins lAsto ( Ftweiga) .... 67 79 Old dm .... Ite 46 30 'I AAA°. 3B 44 Wiley 41 a I Onus ?sew ripe d 0...... . Nall 6O 70 Poland de......... VI 93 Tthite Peas 7l 311 ; reed do. Semolina .... ...... . 1 I tar Mat 6O 63 Mete bailees .... ..... 10 46 . Seecsads.... . RIIIMIEIRLD IMARILIT. APRIL 14.—The Martel an. bid 110161. eepplied with al Alai. er Catik.—Thr Hasa of Sheep pas alesp isamll, hot hei4 Irish. isid primp higher.—Harped Cent, were iset 20 AMA. bus al hot week's priers. —Pork dearer. —Teal she soar a. rude!. Tae behipee Ms the H .y moii , krt yes eawewbatlwi.A. Wm 1i... Ardiferd is. per load peer 1..61 week.—Clever neesams she I.+POP as la.s 'mts.—M.ler lover, doll la sale at sposisal print The saisesed a a correct staseasess et the somber. asil prices namely, the income of the point* buses, the fr u it. offices, and the tents of houses belonging to the ihea , re. This, if coffin! in• , r etrect, would redievo the concern very much. if the theatre pros;,e f . ed, the Gentleman oho tussle this ctfer 'Poole' of course receive hack the sum advanced, and the new renters he put in p., sssss ien of their firmer security upon more artssut•-•ouscireorosisi se m T o this preposition the Tousles., and the Sub-Committer were willing to agree; but bi.fore it could be acted upon, the content of Ilir retttrtS •es first n r). To obtain this consent wee the object of the Meeting. It was thou mewed and seconded, obit the pro.:Peding of this Trustees be confirmed by the renters, and that th►y be reciesiod to carry them into earestion. The Itisuletions were agreed to, and lb. Matting broke up. . at I ko n: — JIMWS tflt JOS, rho St i .4. tale SunOS Asmtel ohs ~rap starred a . caufat , tatta „..„ at taa ... am am lake . ~., . . . . . .. . . Eir P rt" , pil e , 1 " . Prigr od " 11 10 DI We In" s•rinii aPPuen , ,if . not I pretent hot.gling ~ t tempt.-- yr does.. ...yr.. bi e n -•. To %ink the Oral. per NOM of Illhi. to the seafiem • s. b!e, am • man that ear tots oty bend to any 1 Cs condemned to be Longed r..r the desperate attack he The Vict•Cnaacchcoa- 41 This is a mist eels. I I as a body may say ; and so, Seel ... 4.. 6 1 . 1 0 h. , . 4. 1 .1 Heal of Gads lOU dot • made on his neon sake, we Irate lessen to believe has mendable applicatioe, and Ido nittt meek tenant I job of thst k swing . 4.. 61. N. 6, p 4. Pout' ..... • •••-• lg" been reviled, as no orders had bee. 'ed • , c, , , ... s _ 0 . 1. ~. 7 ,. s m . own, sad Lash ., al s o rent, re. say, it meets my appobsolon. nu willi, pro forges, a., null, I rioter setoers. Y . . N I due sop as *web for yots; new toll rat Pats 5.. 01 1. in. ht. Cana ................lio 'riveting 1 Ike execution on Ssterdly, the day on which serve the Atroreey.General with a copy of the Pete. bow mach ochre yea e.t.a i when Ime dosed to do 4 n colouring the ►rooms sots lant•,... Os. 01. to it. 01. IN+ . . 1116 the culprit wreld hse solfered. had Not t h a t mercy , lion ; mod, as he is le• es ettf..tio r raardiers of chart. have spoken of —Why you knits I did this closet 114Y.MARKliT to which he tamed a dell r.r, when seed for by the ties, he will wee to it. I ton sett, it is •my pen. twice. ? n l ik ir ee r ... ....l ti L . t). 0.... 1 1 4 ,,i, I I : 71 .1 p 0:: cia,. 6l. seliering nlject of his barbateeS revers*, bees ei. per cos, for the Corot. Pobiic Charitimaroo subject be, A in f e ee i r „, as h a r ch ad f in er i t t li te e d r q tb o a ost i e l ai oni o n i f en the ? th o i v s ms cel li o t er t, i a l Carew .... it lib. td. to $.. is. Cd. tended towards Lim. wbicb asset be toe meek looked into." s . . . THF, O'ATESMAN EMIGRATION ro AMERICA. FERMUI LIMO 3W ETI VG. The following letter is written by a highly respect- on Tee Asa last, a alerting of the Ilisrnsn Catho. able and intriiigt...l [fisher...it, who ha• resided for life of FerMoy we, held at the Pi ri.:, t:hur:is t or Sikh more than two years in New York • W. Can rely was moat burr eroutly owl retie.ctarsli. At t•nde.l.—On on his ity and judgment. 110 corroborates what Mr. 1)1:N....i. y Mein{ ratted to the Clair, h• laid Ire ne hive an frequently !ilia on the sohjecr. lAst the fore th . 51 , 4 . 0. . 4, in enntio , and anwln , nist . terns, farmer, the call...allot , the blacksmith, the Ishintr- she objects (or which they had 4.5,31.1,1• J. er, Ake. gli to the United States, bet let the daub, I ~,,„. :t..soluii..t."od it io i,i,.. „tete ,asseri smartie the walking gisolleman, and writer of political para. innutly, and the a ba te pror•-iiiiia conducted with e ta llha INDY at home. The teller , ^l. which the fit.. that union yed ' , armours ishirk alone can fosters the lowing is an emetic', is dated Now Yolk, Bth Feb. incr...,l 0.. to „ lie c.a... 1819: %%lints the IZeaolosion of Thvokt I the Protestant * I ...twit under all rireninanwees, rerairomend ns, roamer"- rnen In sin, at ...sue, except •..h a. ow gamey • :Int Irla lee Litenlielli•el eau attended the Meetiss,, sac about to bay a farm. or have seine goad trade, as ase vorl e ves'..." ..rrh* lie poi, Mr. PEititOTT ;aid— s...Lets, Markoniths.nolla few others. it common 'Atomiser rn,..111 to tier cams. part of ilil. eosin', lima in Enzi.ossl or "SI it, - 1 ens requested by Mr. Welk., tr. rt. irrlasol . prologs., Wooed up about emoutret..rie. w.ll suit r I press Lt., " vet la .1 he is iiiplipur,..l b y N u n s , rem e•opletrawssi here. its Tatiana &et. are !mien I • import.' i I have seeis n few poor weave,' fame I)•taite. 1.*41. e•P 10211,• eel atiendiii4 this &leetitig, but I assure you Lis anrai•b-rire My the tos-inres wf • beseitsig. and violet •union wo ii, heart it ait h yno ; for toy own par.. My "a'' bud l 'il l.c (.0,4 I^ , tnnine " " r On. ail "f clu r i .,r ucni al ill'offlll l 4ll .1;c11 , 1 are Co. the attnument of the onject luae, work b ag format as i obouring Wort' . person. o f .....b nr• t II •• • 0frip1i.....5 e toting h..... with a are of ewpne. own'. o. tie. \•. 1.5 y..tir •'••••ion ; it is iftesl.llP.l teen jos:ice, and ...- sway he certain of di. oppoiotrweng.—l " newts nisi Misr railed I goiter! by s..untl policy. On this n o tj,.. I my opiiiicas at home. and fins% of romaine here. .hauls' have liir prier of n , are 11.0 , 01 1 11,...ff5.1.1 ray ioldocC I bate beets taught tu bane ~e 1 cars, to the up lige Edson , . of c ail ism. le, m hie. • hard vinighisix 11011,4 gods 'way .osllo,ll a F,.. , 11.—if .aes consider. ghat dilfer•siers in geli;:ions opioinus °tight have ens shit, they had better or. aat lemur g ..5,51155.r...11.5 teed tint to alieCl political titbit. %Visa t , it r may be the rev ttt i. r thrisnyises with the e•pert %tom • ( geliill , e es.. ene• • ......•- p fate of pine reient l'eti..m. it is fa taleisi that liberal pluyaseat iii thi• owners. portrait pointing i• no es. , Ortil ....A • spy ii,,. ..,d that .4 6.041.ey,w I. a10.....t .... rood I,•n weaver ! opinions every day guilt ground ; void I have not a —I Would irrionikly retossioneoel every m m in hr....1 . ....1 elel.l . d as h, , . , , _._ . but I sued socs. be enabled to rongrstulato my sfr.4s•o, .15 orr.moi4 1.11.111r•S (•11rn .0. .115,15breprtf, bi ro) lo ... I wind up their oat" and come to I'd. Coiroiry. If they ran lells'n •co•olr) wen of the Catholic aelt6ion• on the 1 iiihld .C..dhl, or opiv.iiti, to poir:c.,rinowl, 5t...1 beraaii: tornser.. I removal „i sill the d tri t e t tite , they t„ho,ty u n der it oath iwrolos w ill he alas,. 1 ffer.ol of is to . i.... 1 for , .. 1 enema or waking tbeir 4 - 4.l4irca comfo•losde.—hoist.... ot Near.. • I ss• Aleesilsi would have hero sincsioned by the pape.• or periodic:it Publication , . rand 1. , an Ila iron, heor— - N omi ne e .I a ••. r Lirae a s.d rest ertiihi• portion of nothing can be .I. ne iu a ft...e'en polit , cal, ur literor. au.— the I ) tnt ...trait Gentlemen of the 5i.....i5, of Ferrara, there are Ibler Pl.l.rt• here sepputlroi :.• aril al, sit. sn Europe, prowp • ia If yII b naterti.eurens.. The ..I.•broted Cobtiett and bad out illeif attendance at tins Assists r e ndered ilia. Cos, vow are swum are bath bete ' woe. 1ime....111.‘f sassy . communal. intone before them. in n •iwslar lose, have bur obli Ito sip , ot , lashlialsms Pileeols else (amen hos hersione as et . . - rf.1111....tui ' f armer , na g gar Liir..... imperier of Is i.h was.ket, eta... A.. Wail, llbroe 11111.. west pulior Os orarlet•, they cori.o.ue.l #. I write ab tail Fawns h and It oh alfiir., n his h. be A owl irons hair no REM Hs be losowred al••ail, the, as iy 1001.1 do beiser. You Ibase hoard, an dootst. lb .t she Irmo me pr . :idly dished he,. ; ' upon Mt snakier. I with to informs , 5... roe. reeds, —I 5 .. . e I. 110 ersariener in the .011olef er 4.,..•e highly opprectoted. where the business 4 , 1 'trod C•l•ze ,, s•ip is no: iniierwiteil by that of she tduclqu .I.l—•here i• a v:ut ,tea • ear of Ihighly restreesulde I.i-h.a.n. sonooe thews I end errovisty ' place Thawing AdJ.. fount. ii, Co: ti 74. 1....a.{.....55,i she pa ~,. of this •srellest awn.. I woo s .a. lilt I ~.e n.. ~, loosed by any personal Nunn I war have re..oved as his hoot. s I merely give an. puhlse 0, Na is 8 1,51 ws hers I 1.... k as "woe,. of ra. einalrown. I am guile n.hyraell so we ih..en is it 0.0.0.0 Shot she snepard A.0r0ir..... unsold be ...homed f. and all or roskinct ' is in •sact rooformity it 11.ric ..remia.l..n., nal it i..urn wretches who have procured far Irishmea. at .:.i o wile of Mr A.14..115, 145.1 bad nano . (a nen tae non:tanned oat.) which I Lau) people any it a:gibed to all. Tm.cloaqg the Asserie a character, 1 mast do thew the iteo.re to ids, ;.• grat ili (VII. 1 finials MA Onnllol . f.. Weems, and moral e1....0rie1. fr.... the Preeirle et dews is. the he.able•t se. Louis, , n. re s• nitre , ' is . ! 11,111 fill—y 11 will 111111wr an; of i i.....1.•. - ri id ...n of I .w ruimas to he found In our country. owl there is .... moo two., the lieu ' Ikon.. thao she roltefolta iefWeerisu $ 1116.4.-1.1. el 117. avetelit , l ell his 111115...14 • V5. he tei la u5.....e1f the rip...l ..f nay n0T.1......1 .018.,10r 111 Illea tsar 5 ....V.f unwell..., aid ante,. hate ...1.1. them .5 bud 1“...5e, *barb, I glob l.rar, ..rilora rd rider r....., . 4 ....r...e: 1s( tbest feul character, or torn p. r jo• . r of Is (...r.5.. MEETING or IRE NF:I" RENTERS o► DRUICY i..iNE THEATRE. On Soarday a MeofinK of the New it.toters of this 'Mew, ass e vvvv net!, f..r the pu.poro of !war- fITeSS. DAFT% T. TOE IMRE OF OAILLOOROUGH. The LOMU CIIANCELLOSt &shied in tilt. etas, that he •Hold not purr the applirstinik of the Pisintiff fur cutting down trees to pay hi. uun•ity. fie dill not think sorb a ease had bees Nid• •ut ►s would justi fy him in doing so. VICE-CHANCELLOR's COURT, A ram 10. IX TUE lIATTSII OF lILNXI.T . I CIIAMITY• This was an application an Ike Conti to &rent a peptised union between two rharilies. In 1671, a Gentleman living in Northampton, beciersthed a large property to trustees for educating pnor chil dren. Afterwards Mr. Kennet bequeathed some estates for petting the boys, 'filtrated in that school, nut 114 apprentices, each boy to have an apprentice fee of twenty pounds, anal twenty pounds nn finish ing his time. The fonds of the school did nut yield more than SCOI. now•, while the other charity .94 quite afiloont, *ad hest a large morphia on band. The object of the prayer oil to have that supine applied A'SOLV NT Dr:IITOttS' COURT .4rarf. Mr. 50.irint nu,..14..r0N. who 1:.1 hr. n 1411.. it to p•••Ipne• hi. SIIIIII4I on •Ce. 04 1 ,0 11*61.,1. Ihl diy presided in this Court, ...a ili.Posell ahol. $O Caaec r to skids there 11111111 ller • we untie* o f his intenti,•n to proceed with 11.0.0 ws.iih at. opposed on Monday and Tordiy ; en ki rest ditty week be will be absent at the dddd • --- The Serj•ant was tin, Shin In sit on the Bench, t•at sit in the plate entail) , ocutplesl bi the Cletksid thti Court. Ri - ClsE COURT. The Board of Crtmmiss.olier• were wee tins. or. copied inanfthe ie l lions, n9ilt; t • l: ei trt:c.ri o f .sharer and uff.ns ra aga i nstss factSl:e6;s9l, in Berinonalsoy, of kar:og adulterated seat. Mr. Skineser, en officer of Eagle", found a quan tity of yellow ochre no their premises, anti a number of empty bare., skids appeared to have contained the same. This ricked his suspicion that the ochre had been used to adulterate snuff, via he seised it, to. ether with a large cad: of snuff, which appeared to hiss to have been on adulterated ; •nd he shell hid this information. The fast witness was s Mr. Phil lips, who stated himself to be • chemist, sod deposed, that he had analysed portions of the snuff famished to him by the officer, and found them to cout•itt et least one-tenth of yellow ochre; which Is conspneed •of exit!, of iron and clay. After the witness had ale. scribed, at great length, the tlifferece p .01 Le had adopted to a tale this fact. be was tioesti-oe.! he the Defendants, anal admitted, that he was 'wither acquainted with the nature of the liquor used In ma. LAW ISTRLLIGIiNCE. I nufactoring snuff, nor was he aware that a great quantity of sand, or earth, shwas, attaches to till COURT 0:' tit Ottnid V. THE WU. Or alaChltY. leaves of tobacco, when it is insouried ; but he ia rite Wince toe 11A1111.1 skied that unless they used copperas in the rnannfsr. 10U tare, nothing else it r the ochre emelt] have pro. ais SETN-St; T, Vostts RottiNT•ar•Valt, AND written , . dared the appe-te. es which resulted from his el- This e.se occupied the attention of Ibis Court for s three days, and above eight Counsel were engaged per J mentl. . Smith, a servant of the Defendants was neat in it. called, sad the Court was *boot to interrogate hint, The motion before the Lord Chancellor was, that il been lately appointed on the' when he be gg ed to he 'Hen" `' to tell all shout i'" the liacei.er, oho had aisle in hit own estates, he d.arhare . o. 0 ,, the norir was at. sae?. U« then p r om...rt.,' to fay, that good, that the oppo woreor of a itaviaer waa im- having some leisure time upon his awl.. his toast., a Ares of Parliament which I directed him to col r•tr two rooms on e pr•uns, a a 'la proper. because, by the yellow ochre; and he was errivlolisl in d.dog sal I conferred the title and r‘tates on ohs Great Doke, 1 for his splendid achievement, slimy!, it was v.:op. 1 when the °b eer snide t h e 114 Sur"' lie was nit up Into the back war•ti.!ose for some ochre, which latest that nn successor of the D.it.e , should at arty I since, or under soy mrcomwaorea whate,pr, he 0. 1 hell been bought for the porlsose, and 1 . .1110 the Of. lowed t• let the estate and insosiors.house, ' firer with his hand upon it. " lie said lie should like I swot had determitirl that etch mtodoi.-Ittinse and I I " find s he could n i nn mote of t for Ihat therewas very abort of it told him the knew ot,and romp shoold, its respelutsm, be occupied Its Noble Familye " to which they were tsitivil. it was' So he rummaged ilium the place, found them there bags, "h"sala ihese• if the Duke ce.il.l not let the property, that the resits sod protweds o f t h e " we , the.. did *bat lie liked, seised the cask of snuff. and yield away. Now has, laid down wolf foir stiould he paid to him personally ; anti cle.iit.., font or fire years for Mr. Moore, and for forty.five tors years for other folks, and I ortosld take • doable oath had a right to •.k for a Receiver. The creditors might, ea the very same grounds, as well come in a t e 'at I never knew ochre used for Ibis purpose. There are here seven bags, capable of containing once, and torn the Duke out of the house, as debar twenty-eight pounds each, what became of the ochre him from being paid the woe. On the iiiher hand it tw•s slid, that the Receiver was very property el , thee contained I—Why, I used some for a Moult. pnitita.l, and thst the Court, in such sopoisi:tneui, 1"i" slid the ochre tome from ?—I don't know; had acted on the general principles which always t he boy fetched Where be?—Don't know; gone to see, I be •Pfll.•l is. The Duke was no doubt, ro oiths,t to she estates, but the question was, whether the language i of the Act of Parliament wieldbear that legal meg... I "hew didhe en. -4.2 at Saturday week. ing •hirh was stated by the opposite si.e. TI-e Ify what st.;p?—Don't know. Court had, in a va r i e ty of f ormer oases , app „;„,,,, a %Vila was the Captain's name?—Don't know. It-ceiver in similar cormsesstances. Toe Learned I W hy 411,1 he lin to sell?—Hen! wt on molest of C iunsel then, at great length, meat 1110 f the AO, of I . hei :g n Very • titineele'r• Parlianterst of the Jtl sod h Anne, and the 2 , 141 I VVVV he an a i s i ssensire s tis s Upon your oath. did Ise not know that thh-frial of to is. George 111. and contended, that from ell these! , was coming on, and was he not •ent •• ay that his Acts these was nothing whatever shown by the Coon. evidence might not be callei for ?—After much press. eel f-r she Doke, to justify them in moving for the log on this titivation witness said—l could take my oath that he did know of the trial, but I'll take I discharge of the Receiver. The Loan ClIANCtit.Oll was decided) of opinion, another doable oath that he was Dot sera away era I that the point now before him was one of public his t to than one. It was ins. I When did be ail ? —I ea ' :account of ir e parlance, oft more i portant, first, as it related to the jorisdiction of the wi p e d it • telsweir thats he hi (;ours; and, secondly, as it ;ovule's! the meaning --1" it may be d own at (; emcee d , 88888 nn, or any in the River; bet swear he hes not been of the two Acts of Aisne. and the Act of the Ist of tee ll-1 ::Ince Saturday week. George I. As to the sweaning of the Acts, he iso fisted his out ?—Nis sack ; the mister there. had sits poser cc officio sun, to determine that ; and it would, therefore, he proper for him Ito take thethis sample of snuff, was it taken from the j° 7 l a n t is which the Officer placed the broad ar. opinion of the Court of King'. Bench on that sub. ;raw n ject. Whether there was equitable meaning, wa s eonunsanything o f ibis eve n biskisi ia : i. the trade will ma y it at present a different titivation; and on Ilse legs' I at this other sample, sal tray, nn yew netts, ..easing lie would tak;heth_ueeost:iionin of a on of .% he whether it contains any thing W besides tob.cc.• ?—h• ra had jest rintioneit. of such importance, that 71e would rese tl eceier was his jells/. Yet" ii " "" tgir "" rubbing the totoad" helle"" hi. 6'40.0 I ans • anafrow.ker, and net a snuff. meat till the nest Sittings after the holidays. taker, you know, and undet.tond that • very important calm had been de. Urns your oath, Sir, as an evparienced mansfar. cideti elsewhere, in which the Attornry•Ceneral told tore!, does it conssits •,.! (Now hr. .4j r , t o the Marquis of (llasidford Ma re relators, acid the Doke of Sitrlhorinsgh was defendant, where the a:) -"Wens' i t, if "'it Rise it, but I "" , rather d ecline r. your fl.tou.s, I most say th.re is question of ownership had beets filly gone into. and not: none whatever but tobacco; (and he added in a the right of the Duke discussed as to WI cutting flown low "I") Delhi"( injell"i hit"". I trees. li. should finally decide this case after the The Court not hotting heard these latter words, s's Officer who stood near the witness told them of the circeen‘le nee. Uri do es *teen, qr. hy met• tering the wertl4, • nothing iojerinusP— MI F -ay sof Ne, I ask yogi. psrdni. If I (1:d ewe thews words I did very wren;: heelless there is nothiog . • . trlorreee in noir: nr, as reset, there ought notd• be. The seeming prevarinrinn ..f obis wirme,s rtcised (roar suspicion, and the Defendant, here hared per. wisvinis to pet a petition re him. Th. C itort se. ceded, and they asked, •• le the course of the four you have been in our service, did you peer rev voltage ochre io the marrefactere of anetf?"- • :•• Never " The Cot:RT.—DA yea 1.•. r know of ether, using ii 3 No; that it, year Honours, not in making l anai; bat in whit. wast.ing o ir siches that, )oo knew —yollow winking I mesh ; Ued Cap mr ! 1 WWI, • knew slat I am shoot. %VII , certainly Mr. !Smith, you don't •►►m goitw in pos.►ssion of S'. ■rt wf •• vhite•KsshinK•" her vont prfiellsi 111.1.41ing a tt►ml,t.-IYr•n►ss. f►•• thine