The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-26 00:00:00

N • ~.• • .. - -- • • '. I, is IV I NTFIEEIO E NCR. :'. •';. , .„. • .....,. 5! • . .v t c i-cil An cru:btfir dOffitri,,,*•.'' i iikt"' l 0,- 4'A. . - ... ' . -pp ~".. I ,8,.. i lt. :i R . . .. '. , 1C . ,-rAKTE Sttclifii, , ill „ '' . ''. !it A hinat Pri . x•;rii. nip " , 'that iflieltcii*.* ent.Gerterst, might be allowed .to ,lay Oa '17)0 1 t in fhe . iuntir, pursuant to ACi fiti l ef liffili4ferif Oa: jolty, which prorldea that 'When the iums Rai 'lett . Coot! eaceed a certai n amount the Suriilitaiii to be itlaced.ii the funds, in tit's ' ' 'of the ISCcoostint- C;aortat. for beitoof of the Ail eiii. •'' —• • ' ... L. --" . The ViCe•Cntticu.i3Ott said; thifi 4oefirttoito objection to the motion. s Tiliviey V. ,oue. M" r. Bata. requested his Honour to f! kl itme'''. : • 610 for the hoar-kit of the motions ' in ititia,4 '''' .' ,Aa Friday was the diy for short causes, • 2.011.. - might be put down for hearing after thiamine Were - ..4ed of. -C - cectoa had no objection to heir , begged leer* to state that hinaust ' -wood in what 'be bad for, tg meistiOned to bite. .', lit the lArd, Chancell o r„ - f ob a justice proper plat, roe anxious, as much as gotiiiisli, :tit - , a fo- resa•ainifOaa is neii 04, al chaticider;i•eaialie tch a weight of ' busineaa, in person could dispose, of " but .felt that it *tens his defy to moils is . be could' s : Col 04 his borliship - we' /eu great 'formerly, ins it was there. ending to say its pritiirdtl , o-ely such praise would 1 ~ had the honour to MI. 'ion surely could lta, tinder. -wise. Ho was glad his ktions far •Friday. ' . . ' DU interest. * -01 "7 - ... ) • ' COURT - OF KllNfillf eltilltif, Nov. 25. 04 , •• ' 4 • .;(+ d 'TIM Ifni' 0: amts.. ' •, .. •—• Yrm s was an indictusamtegainst Llintettarit.Getteral s _ . G joirg ar g i es , Itoro.uanilh)ipeirbilliti Canada.p., n 4 i t..Tb itette o luit r i ps iaa ; :i • G o i nit :v(et o rh f ueo.pr t a. lt rti e T l c a tio te : Jars of which have already appeaVedy•Serjeent Firth , wile was, Attorney;Gentral of the oftsrince, proved e costimenicatiee Nilo libetlwAinstib* at 4 meet. • • qt. its , i w • ~.y . • • -o w , vi • • I. . *re ' tictisieeir• - Abei t itelt cease spinet a rolis: that' hid 'tients..., ~, ~... 10, tilteAflgien of this eft; I dear., : on the iff„ • it 1 11101 . 00 official commit;• Dictation which the liertrwate sot at liberty to thy. clisse. if this, hd"- hfigthtl, wall:: to' be coosiderkd'Os. Dacia' eonnnonicattos. 110 , was limy 100100100 tAr dinner, every note Written pseviirem - lpeirlits Who Mote in; kiktrate of intimacy,; ill that hattlia‘siiii was en 1 MOW tha ti theresult of mlntamon intimacy wadi most supstat between, po*Mil t . who were etttployeti ht` pall - , lie litsitfoott ,soilir ) , . . 4 M. .. trusted that the prir i . logo .stforded to'ilfficillrodlneinications was not yet airfie l d that length :'how faelth Learned• Friend. Sera, jesag. Copley, might carry it hereafter, hellid not -, knew tali( it bad pot gotaP to that otteht yet . llte: circiwistsoce 44 . this ;04rnicy . was sufficient .to;ret c4•14,41TV Alt*: tspiresert . ittconsiattuoy, in Seri vent Fittb*Alltitanlst,.. for OniclitAfin'sistency was no Ino* . titaktniperent. Ili boil:4mM ‘* that be had. heard the 'intelnes allegation" lreed' front the pstaphitt by' T Ailltiftent;Gerteral Glifoi agsiest Dr. Therpii i 'hit kw • "et thoeght that tiler were an offsebtl. cummewia c ati o n :. • .dice hitt 11.41 . t . a# . "l ! died f o r n it why pi 3Oi car - 041 4 ‘ ,:tici be lid wit glfaisit.". ' tt A 'ipptrise; after the libel 1114‘...14" shown him,: the Attorney. General ha 4 644 4 o l a ;i1:,14. 1 . 't, 64 .: Yaiii hid bettei apt show this again, Iti ran , •pr .W , . isolloaiant COPS.. CileaCeil r WOUltilikla,be!nnfficlat...advice i 114 r. Serjeant Fehr~,; or evei'y one . else Would :dir s : clearly thought not t•aiki .. this . esplained 'Vs hielig . milli, ha should. base ,git'ett edifice, bet rt. : topot .. asked : he giant friendly and not &fiche advice. Its the case stood k it was by no Means immaterial its' nisi ~ of ,th,•• 14 1 104 1. **.if i it.i!ii ''a * ll oo*. tieet atrociousiaall • gentsimiless ckaqgo‘r attacking '6 . 151,01‘ lirlifo alhillet Fos Oa c•liitit,. akf,silifma pktlytif NS 114; Optima is „a;.ilaipa, iiiii . Soc. bllSAtts Owes LO; 0 7 3.18 fie" likely I. I sztite:oBlo titirtption•; t . ... . . , ii.nmaterfl'Or the purpose of oraeringapresecation.. it would hare beeif bailettiittlialed - rifficially ' • bet as timktrinfrot tho'cavi4 it base hapessibii tb •eshrtend titat Vatie was, "nit 096 attaqty An Inideace disputed• stionitl • air lambi*. ii,011.10. . - • . Me. Tverom, on the Nieto side; added,. that when seri,ititegitplay found it the trial, . that. the Learned Judge .wbo presided thought this was not an official ctlinnitvlcation, he haid'Ont it to the Jury, whether 4t,infis'iiitiloation had been made officially or no. • • .blvvicasurrr confirmed this, on referring to his h00t5,;.,;.. ,'• - .. . . ..f4iolgerienni.Corr.aw 044, .that .14 had so put it to L. 'the'..,nry,,' or - thitit*behatf hid doll Abe rate io bkitita* *h INA , ticilk . - iiiAssih . ..g.tti): mis 4 ether side, • nametyythat. all communications' passing between oliki#Chifsgtera,wertit'pririleged as o ffi cial. He hid °Croft that a COMIDOAlCatiell made by the Go. yin's., of a province to hin•A ttorney.Getveral; . con. cieltinig. the conduct of `ii' li.tiblic Pantior.itiii of the, Province, was a confidential communication flint. onghaisot to be dkretosed in ptiblic. The pamphts . it tly , question ;ritualism'. a reaPreseutatkon that Di. Thorte: and others were members of a party Winds to Ga. they had freqttent meetings together, In their' oiset•l ... this portyfl Serjeint •Firtli; ' ' • the Goreerfr evidence of whit to be an of. concerning passed at a those n hich hap. riary of State' s the Attorney. individuals in' .Gtinetal •-ho at such ti , cern. in a colony. loofa not do _ • any body' and retied.on.l .. i. ~.;,..5~-.. "o".; r~ k 1 1 disposed of. .. . The VicE-Citencle.t.on I . . them that day, but be begged have been nisch asiseederstc "ii . I,Y said on this case Win! eer Ugly did' oat ealogxe t be apt think the stet of dotal; in. lie was anxious, die r mires applicatiens for Court to that of the Lien kitten hit Lordship bad sucl 14 its 1 .4, and which no pe i • 41e l o . theieforr, fe • . ' . s'.. ',rdship es int ~ 1 , +(appeals before hi! alsiii.erket be stated 'fel ford. i kind of tnisunderstan LOrd. Chancellor,. far sure improper floes the seat be I .14r. Beta. said no person lard, Ms. Honour other, Brew bad flied the 'antic -:.. Tbe other eases wire of c 1 .- . —..... vernment ; that they had freqaent meetim iltd a Newspaper called the Guardieni ii iicel The pamphlet live en atcoant of atirlitltOttitivilnicatiesi•iielk•roade to Serji : ,Atley•Goiserai ef the Provinc,. hi t ‘ TePt:*#le. to the absence of eviden :•. it*. ,etke. little, this must be Ilion tf , . t fat.o9 4 onegestien—a communication Os ittitS'' be province. Things that .411s1 . Tuto strike sb foicibly as those pigAlitiheye. Bat suppose the Secrete hYisql?stints'ltilineeinntenications to the (?rb A ig filli4ol3,ool4l,iie conduct of iti4 t 10.7**ettt " 4 .- . ...*.trottL -the Attorn q' 7 G pi Ii 1 tykrit AMIMPOK, .. Vert off' s' lik • wasiftakiiin? - :1k ' ::(1 . 4i. • Bat its , - ~ ~.,„:„....... :,„..4„,,,„„., its: shot t.i. ! ?;; ; •fiariz.'' 4:. 4;41 - 4640.;:tia .soli reel y• • ISI 1 . ebiiii*W.`ittitilaseicate 00, au' tiosidsiod Official. communication, Ihie offiOjoh Almost relate to official eatjocts. Bat sup. latill.P!Prsa:ylool:llitosobe ta od ck:lLA:at:cal eo tiom wteenret, facie, •officiet; the question was, whether the PiOktait tor did not: ibno negativelt, 01,1 A thip oat au official cometenicalleur: thittiarooleti.oo4altoll Ideoce gitett by the witness,_ 110 . 11C . eipresqt stated " that he. cossidered:the steutotWaltion not to be official ; that he was showa - o - paptPhtht, which could hardly be an official drieraiiiigiC; that other% were lying in a boa ; and that no particular purpose. was tooted for - oho, It seemed that the id, entertained by thew web therefore allied In which he,•repliPd, pat into his heed es the conduct of tal." To decide ie anywiseOir tle:tice, because the. L'aelitottnicatioe 01 ,this was a vety-d1 a - printed pamphlet., 'Aittetirof.Gesierst in' cosseeiltience of :not meat for Ms geld, fdr`tte purpose of satin, evidence was wet privileged , ptopOkli admitted en the tylit. - ... .''''' '4 . 4 " -4 ,7';',;*". - ' ~ . :Mi. Attica BAT.ltilf sisid, ii.j . c,:eoUritosiki AI,: whys protect privileged' - cothminsicationev'liftralier I.diiithsttion between'tbinte that were privilegrAtiiroffk. eistaistes, and those that Were not, was, that if mode let' thbOld`perpeser thet* *Articled - , bet . otit t ifl It Wier II; hi : but if appeared' ily,, from Ole teigt. i leOuy of &quid Pinky • tbumostowensiicatiew holsid hot have bilk Midst' for :hfily: ofaile• Purpose', be thought, tlierefore, the evidincewao will.; r --Rule discharged. • •..••• ..., WINE TRAP!. • ~, ' 4 4: * • ' • ‘ •Mc. SCARiGETT moved for &AUL, •Lij inoteMl4l4. why - u. , criminel information , whould . wet be 094 aghinit Thoutas and aleherd AblikrttA (styling•thent.. iti:ves . the Commercial Wine C.DiSpirsy), on affidavits, which disclosed in sabitanco l : that the Defendants being wine-merchants, 'and Weft knowing the value of wine, had s preveiledithind totseplied with certain needy persons to.Obtsilw wine on oredit i end then per. I Chase it of them at little shwa -then half price. The @rule vit.of Wrench, a • hookropt - stated, the44g be distressed for reedy - Meshy ittl:l;hfeardents he 'aria and b feted him G41;10 Wines *4icb, had hied sled i to him at 1301. On the 25th of Mity4sl.7,hel . 4in. pressed for cash, he celled on them, d after t had talked of honour and inviolable - ; cy lit ''lfielr: ek :b transactions, they advanced him a k hulC-:tho value of a few dozens of ssine payltilroki ;if -the, price is. shoes. In July the .ssor peva,* obt&ed. truer htessqiiiilelketteed Co. 4eepectabk twifirohonts, 26 dOiiii4rApiPe, for wiiiefilisi was charged 551. The Abbetrigree•hion 401.• feetbe let. The seal of I Balked' was on the Cerks, so that the Ablsotts knew Tit* well from whom it came.. They afterwards asked him if he had any wine in the Decks ? He tiPliedwo : but belches.' where to - det !Oise, and ac cordingly honght a pipe on credit for 441. hielkiliiii of the duty. .Re asked thew& telly-4w the Poet*" taste' it ; they refused, say wilt inn torrtnity . ***, confidential way of,doieg business; bet thwillisti sh, i boy to brirtg tessmplr, 'and when Weeder s ; they gave: 1 the dePenent 141:in ready Money, for thi*Pipe... Fe, September, 1817,-they sent deponent- a letter to ask if he had any Cape wine.: His had wino bat pro. cured three Omni credit, and-useotiined i ssf-whom : they said they required no simple, for.they_koew the nine. The ptice cfis rged by the soller v Siepsoo, to de, ppnent was 921. • the Abbott, gave him . 501..' Time were a noth!Art Of other ihiShoces of theiltele . '.: ' .': lion ; • ud, in shoal vise mouthave ins to the 4 1 MO l.' had .pahandtbsiegikhfie'lleponentlothiloak . t , which hi boil recsivaollo,,,Olf Aso 1 , .: v . - every occasion be14 6 .:0 4 ; , th eall'AeL f w .'ll4 . ' :' hhe wine, iod.t011" 1 4 : 04::fgetp. credit. . , ,ffsit 0 4 being impairid, ' th eyubjedted tb Clear w • litio tiy named *it jr, the' Cob. rule . JhAbli 0 . 40111!„,)0,. ,ccitain,l infOnnatiOU !koala trot be fi leitie s salestpmerge Ilitiu, Eel. the Magistrikte, oo numeremaiA4evita arkifit be kid in his hand. fe1p.t41n. , .) ; The Coon' asked 'Min it won M ds en qe.Totice le Ifir. HiCk# , ol44 , lba, law rpqoired to be give. tp 16gletretee eiNepeitpccasioni? Kr. Camptell said that be had not, mid be was kg had not e , Yor the present application Ap#, ll 1.111. diels*, answer ail the endf,liedesired. f LOPEZ 0. PE ThITE7. 1,..v11,1 9 1 ; After esidi coneersation, op the pert or Serj.sais - .nd the Opech, it • is tweed owning v the y _-,.. i...... _ . ..sitrifiy anallyargued,and decided. The' tfilieden W 4; es her rearieishrit recollect, whether ibipersons act.. lug asCoteaffislbsters of Sewers for Romney Marsh cool* maistiOrr•action of trespass against the Cosa. missioners Or the Harbour of Rye, for destroying a ses.wall.erectettecross the river by the' Plaintiffs, who, et_tbe Susan Assiies iff Augest, lilld, ob. seined a verdict, with damage's to tbe* amoant:ef Ofit., which verdict . the Coen was 'now called open, to set aside,.on the ground already stated. Mr.lerjeant CoPLEY was heard for the Plaintiff`; ; and' after him, Serjeants Lams, BconsvT - , and l'Ao.' DY, were hestd at considersblb tedglit on • bend of the Defendants. Their argssiterits were to the fdl. lowing effect :—lt was contended diet the Piaintitta, acting merely as Commissioner's' hiller it particufar Act of - Parliament, for the sole 'Pi ' of dristiffil the marshes and protecting them 'II .'llbkirrilf 4r4t tions of the Sea, could hoe he Pi - tb'slidseitistaial in the soil ; and therefore, ilrist` : ceeldiiiiilliitit so action of - trespss3. agaitist 444 ' .1014_1 . did:siik damage upon that soil ;- lb - setts:4i' erilao4 bt4l, restricted, 'I'M the dorition of Mali atills‘rVitielied ny the Mt to a given time . , therchtilefilveadiyist: of posses:in* in any 'work they raigisler* . t ; fla To Maintain sties a doctrine would - tar ettretiteti: ta l i: rioes to tho interests of the r 4 ONICi tisat,ernie at e I, • works brdered dithers vieffe e . rticliid et . thArltilience r bat et thee:pence of the community ; art Oat - thy no right to carry their emboli!) , scciAi i e to , o. it ct the coarse of a narlitabitialtrite s ;V - ibkOntinio Illsl o i w I, or embankment sciessli. ...-; 1 ,.' . 2 L t4 ,.. h a d il l e a r :Re e e w n d is Is t: ' e t :14 11 °111 r et sii ks (i i;b ut: ri '?":4 4 br ia lllik c i fe l p* iiii l ; l4tieg :lt " h ii i ti ti t y . 11 6:t. t. weer of the pen' COM: net - biinglri l lf,itien of ; • , Midas all . time circhhistinces,' thin-, tie' dittteliat *arid be of OpittiOis ttigttlie action. Id iiitiii•isdhitiiionld. ' . ' . . . Mr. Serjeght TkinVitlileti tiithe Case . otti . river Isdd Siihrison, ishiCti bad been' qunfecl. That case' dlEered titan OA piesent in this respect —that is the Ft• , an,implement was .forcibly taken by the pp - dint from.this hand of the Plaintiff, and it tilYor loicit!ly taking, and not on - the ground of tfatin ii • * lit o! pdssetßii.n ',in thiro,ll, that the iation 1414 to lib inainttitiifiti. 'bit. here the paitiet .M44thl nit claim s - ny - rtsist erieSiassioe.. . '• ! The 'Lein Clint , - Juiiiiit acid, alit • since 40 ilia! Of liteifl . VIII. 'AO Aids action is this hb litien•brateitht, trltianisAtiikiiiiaeol4o Oki heck' Which might bare given 'r tiiiiii . t . suet • ftrltion .for _9l - r • • - o,44#litlire - ,.sess, . whether, 1 tor the at titaie t 1 " ' l 4,f :tills ;kind could 'he, skiiitaleet ? -- ft * "ry tlikticka,l ,posper Moo gate a person' a Ilkb right leirettio .4 9 itigist . i ,individually. , prioperty sad.wpialwasildv , hrtlai HIV Bat tithed. 'Cotheadidintwi wow• wove wail' 'ld Isar • .other character than that *of a Caort et itiattchi hart wbibh . chaticretqdienwttnty iwotw tw &Alf an act ion cook! be brought againardnetatattlreladrit4 of a Covet' of 'Record, th43, , ,realwatt• pantlilw lowa. voidance oust weir. ; sad how iattidtthoyattirailgiaf , twin is action • 'Why . awed %air as: • ; siettan;hata a posseniout -ties was for it ; 'beanies lint Act clearly. poihtednuitOmil vested them with ailictint* poweta c . tit Amami* 1.11 duties for which they had boon appointed, waiglaiti siiiwtaatit ant pialieshiant did not, algid -.A that tittle - !, loniefl.' , 7 •:: • , - 1.4 , 4 : I , - , • Tbe v era* t ou 1 WWII Iv woo tie isioriz e s a llf , 1 .. •i 4 r' V ti 1: ~ . ' uou see t 00ersidl ,tivo t!,e .' , . t>' vt: r • i -i. e. , 1 .i • k 4. Al. t e . 4-I,I4 SCHt 4rW ti*Jit4lo.le....; i": . _ --is samorowised Sid de - ' by: Illa t ruirom w town:km, with inarliean . frarp‘T he Complibtant said; (hit on.tho• of Septowilleb Solids: tdld hie , he' hid ..brailtht it :y of girdsibribasseent, trout ----FraverVoi: amount of 31110, Adls: I.od. CopsiDainaitt peeStnith for thoormweat. • Fratiee•warraw where to-WI Ups iiiirg questioned, Smith told him: ho , ' had-sol4 . tho goods to a his. Mindy's. his (111r.V. 1 s). occouat. This proved to be false. Mr.. V. thew chavii Semi* •w RI ids. coedit( odd hi cordoned that he bad sweet • bought the toads. Three otiveri cases of. the seise kind weft stated .ageipit-Abe M onogr, who was.reoluaded. • ~or.', ~ • . •G. 1/14.1)11 A it.L..—Yeltdriler Meters. Coilyiiiii,rher. , L itea OM" painibrokers, -were suatutosed by Mel Shep.. , of Uppity Thatnes T itreet, to shoe caste why hey refused to deliver op a number tritilverapoonsi. WMch hot been and piedited at Wed the --* , ~, baying “4•Mide44fie . , i Jena anti, tilooltaised. OOP AIN* 5l : Oy leas 'wed. P he COM' • './ tdalichtsii 114001degtf who 111001 Yes‘lssir( L . . lit virtue 4 . A ixt ril ltak . 1 16 4 tiFlit tr. e aspitided' k tbeclairpf sit. _ Ahlibot Aiefiesk;:44 (i." 0,( (hereon.. sl,o ! r inhlrsting Mr. -[.re, gaged by a L agrone( any gentlemen It, bat nut or r)ttipot ccrr kin.. ftoin being Mob, lie said, ot 'a. inde.es, and. ' ID3tetexprif and assured , ill(' cOocbiaan Mr: Lee preferred A. itianrate eminedintely at. 1 to answer the complaint tv.. • Oa the 294 ircaucii I 4 Las. • Vo P l e t t titleld.' trz eio 14. At Chipr age, f • .„,. •- • I '9l IM PS at itachiii: 4 L')lg DO . Szathr' maamntom o t ana ,„ _ .t irir be ° P ng la - i d at . tr t s ": bad in* li se ratira ch a pot el ia l oo 4li e 4 s .kr w e tid le e h l e s t si ler t:, l, '" . " ''iiiiiit 4 ` . iiritr .: s aiiiii t elhit k i -t- aAli. pi a Attorney.VeneriP alrini. - s•'- . i llifir64loidi 'fir:the los owlt .II 0 , t , general errands. As to the - occsaion the pue, . and ,in . that . they accelstolkAk t - bilis.. , Toe; ,etikberecUdid - met coirrlit it/acts, eV Aleghtrto le* , sbaliments worn confirmed, bx. ririMperlioo T ivi , t,b,,the theth'tonenabe'sisrotsi•doerai •it anornot pridesided 7 11 ;,,dbielr• &hot 44 matter of ' o pinioo. Seilbent , l4iuthrlid - '11)OCk licedotstso-Itide to shilv envie granted.... „ , that-tie Plaintiffs; its fadtaidsma i . i n & josh illl. 4 „nUt vocotlect therparticaten of what , pdfird on: the . • Mr..Gas!pair. rooted fr. Ha btu tiring Cruflpar,ii_ Harr; but in their poblic chdr a ft er , o f • C a w."' A-- ottesives ;owl then' goy e iris ot tioleo. that O w wa s o ne . ori Geateeroun i confined , n Winchette.C • 44„ adder tniasionore, then :bad a right-to stainitio an ea, • a= it iroliciet camas seattfon. •Whea the greandinfbis- the f o llowiii*corpstates—Therelteller o p,s9lnt lien fic..inileeprarsoo to I wort -erected by their • • to ,s o isi o ion-reveusfice, hasaid the only reasons he bed-- toesuirrotibrWS house, Onillso imcosiosi tr,ftrhar,vist- **dhoti'''. Bet how did they derire this iettittib-,', be for dot thanking it an official aomonsivation , bere t , home, and 00011 .daoglif .thiat NS ,lsollo,,Teviikd ,be rity They **et (46 `ill : the theSetoer 'Of -Colrain. or it- that t warmest ordered toed is cosseetbenoe of it .- attaichud' Ito 004 ,10 Wont pit sod fi,red,olliodur7: .tiosvers4f be in , tvirtare iis particular Act Al , 'i ' Chief:Adak.' AlsoVaild f ile witrosibad 'added,- _bpas,..lOsadyoth po.sider i , In Oi nelt ;op Alpioing Parliament ; before that Act, all-the posseus.wisielE I _,.. . a• io tiller -tho•pauspilee' - haremot booonbootlies for his Wei l i filo . l', if .I bocoikd Arne:ilts. kloodietiMss bgalt• it vested iss thane o• the. ere wit , ;.- ad age ..,4, . • . . .. •a . g aid a nce u v adieteo.• in Vi9.‘ l :Pb4l Vin :- i' . .••• and •at lei !NW. Intl fp; o‘ber piton was Act gave *herb *bow* •than the Crown pod ' ~, Mr: fled/int Cortrir;Alommemet sternl y - that •no , boil. s ls ..•, t! t hi nk po l ed • 'nod die- infesamine had :beerran 4h we by uggiapoitch at . .perstro & hold. him to, bail rised to do all that was aecessary (Cr draillinglhoti lo t hi the witness iiiiiiireif,.onsattsportedibyfacte:ls frn le .14114 - . • ender 1.21:11;tlini. rough's: 41 . 4 ripc milk. in- iattd • *olor • liptik • • - ~ ry,. . Thel:otrern—Eavely thoulfirmative . lay Onyott•to , - , -Uot 14' ; !pd he ree cefeet te4. o Flom. sea ; as44l , ~.i i - wean aarmersise4 IS show . titat thie was 'en bifida! communication. •.. 44k• I The collet grastid a writ. • •ly - - - sl%ir ‘ • t / hltlitt‘• ..Av , Acifie ,, , '''" 41 Mr. Serjeont Concern eouteaded it did trobei.o l -- , 1.. tpaoNstql, . . . Parr . . 1 .......1 , • ,_ ~. .i, .. li bitlt• ... itr • • *he r o-the commonicetioo was (rem the Governor's( • ' mix tract V. TIM JATIPTiCkpir4SIORDigja , , pOliettAj f . ' ."""-- I . .. .. 1 ie4 4 . ~.. ik 1 10, tit P Ist a Province to hit Attorney-General, such a sow • Mr. Jewett sbawid Caasetwlty,oloouticgitAboOd assesemeidoi ; ' - :zz i . worbor! ' or- asenication was prig/safeties of fi cial, and it lay with not allow Mr. . detii • tlitenttpee o ,lda eltpermlo Ault Might loedei•Ail ‘.4a , • • , ;;I!tield sase. e ~, ,Thsi.,palitiost thettlethartdooll - .. - A ll, it A" .1d be 'WC) Lie 'the other side to shim fi rst it was 'mot. , Unless. he totorniog ; boase - from an rot established that fropolitlont ;it. was is vein 'for his tumid es,•the weeds ii .tlt, t ....,. 114;445, ;•, teiheic n o o k: , .. . • , ..11*, e9 . a, , . „ a livrisue a for to -erre, It ' was inctembent Oa the other side . to. whirl; allows alue-pidsco a .. ,tit porpners„for floshrtor • •i> ;ez-Je ,, *. . • "WA tri, .show that tinge woe sourer ttriumetaote takiog the tnvoiliiii ",fr 1148 viP•l44OO CV-% 4 40 4 f Of ,irtifillehttol • 1 * v . ' . • . hilllmiryt . hid con set of tire general rillialia• ••,, • •..., s. 4* eW- i ,. .. ;011 kurned, ?IA -. 1 , leer be, .• - 4111,,M41t4hent . yhollas a e-; .. lto . Mr. Jestiee Bawr.my.l4gYote might- tO:. aka : /go tended dm • r; top • flti expealef ,7 r• • peewit, W . ; passaisakni. in .thelieffajoibio r , : 3 . i , - ~,_ . 1 1 • On oniew the commenication wee • "; 1 • . *or* tot i '' uric} 04,,ipetp, +or * 4 i eserled ow auletyleal the•Pablio, endobibbiltdbasis . . a lot Mn Serjeaot Cortrit.—Tboi . it. itwetttig kat ' • Wile bad • noise bihop - • • . Rs* dm cwiiCamityymehtellefitildbutti to be shown on the other skill ilk • ~,, .. 1, adst v, t•• al. . • ..• • • .•:,1 , --, • ... .. _ _ ; • Id-groameelottl• it- 40simplaitlar thee ia lii greaten importance, and wool& ••• I • • , '• Mr . : l r i ttigiort, • for the Cri, . , 1 4 u o i ,okik,,p a ge seg i o i hi ., „u s . . . b .fp , • , , at. aarletturney-Geoerel shanaid be - 1.7' • *-' • •• lettt l t e l l ity t t 7, ~- 1 ti ht 40 7 4641 ,-• .. . . . te - 1 14 F re. occasions, to *tate what passed' bet --. -Fs A. •'. 7 t.__T„ • •q, • .• Is - -'• PP' oseonctpat % e fltoota4p,pa • • bit. Jos** Pm' • . *.` • . 4. " l *' '."' " 4 * - iv • ~. .„,.. . 4 . 4 the , Governor. - On every•ground - of -••• - re . - It'; ,. - * 44411 win boT? Attiii Ceti .S 4 4 . -1, . I Meeks' -- .• • :.- :, . _ ....,- be courasanicatioarshoold always be . • itl O s • ._ • ...,- . .'? ~.suotst tiot,p int *lO . not be -' • 'Mg thirwilit: .--"•-• • t - t , , • r'N.4- - alfit% .4150,-, - -;4• '' closure.• ~ . ,• , -.! „. .. . .... t Ali AA - • mot - sot theialriee - - ,AR • , • ot: of. mg otc... • .'`''=s4‘ .1 er. Chief ietifial ABDOT.--Whethetr.ei r . . A t iyfr , .. 7 tr • his phtet which was the ground of this - i , .'. ~ 7 fi .. ' . ,„ , .nt . • -,• • • - Mr • I ,_ x.i. - w,.__, . •I t A r ip) r .____. ... (obese been sebrakted to the Jury,' 'HS -V } - ' I' nu. -• t , ..4,4410111) . ~;.. ' i 3milimillolli• -- ThIPOV" ''; ' •'. . oilseeds's,' end had-nothieg to do wish the . • • - -iatlistsed. , ~, ... 0 .1 ~ 0 I . .• 4 ..;.. 1 , 2 wept ; and itooreaWite . • . ' . ' . The protein question !Awes,. -.whether or so - tin 'Alt - dhlog/Ifto f ASPS f . . , '. 4 4 .0 11 .1,cit . ... 0 1 ikiebotitrit thi'rveaste N.. .‘ Ili •ir ru t dose. of Mr. - fievjeant Firth oopht to -bees botoota ly eglisiedlalikepolz aii mi , .. . r o o ssibt„ Wooden* too Pirbilbwords, - 4 04061114111116NV1 • chided, °a 'the greend of its. having been an of fi cial eisfacieet tn grOtod , .., 0,1 .., raw ~t . .tbe• - proper ossone to pursuit:: lifilf-411014-,ppre condmiaication. Ilse first preposition appeared to Ma ',net inpreobafb . .„ ibliqhmutif ibp •wAd l megioft . pat„ pa offeederat rho sett of throCrfiest., Ir . : - •;,;x r•. •.• .• . -70 " I to have been laid down a treat deal too, broadly; 00 44 IP 7.0 le l'. Jlciell it's tbitp4l4 tortaattpctlon, . : Mr. Joshua BulDlloooll Oa* AO • • * ir ' ate- • 0 namely, that every cemineuication passing between ',.,, 00 , giqki . ro - 160 cots: _ LI 04 , ti ._ i ~.,.. , not whether the Defends's** were -wrorted elt, . Governor and the - Atter noy..General,• on • publico ,:? . • beingli a kke % .7t bpli jtp l .g ~ *p g . whether:to main& voila be: eniiitelaretl segiWtisol t • vir tit ' matters, was confidential, and Mutt be, prima firers; „,..,, thin," Vas ), , ~1140, t ..of. by the Plaintiffs. Against the latter, no actlinteselgie red considered of fi cial.' A coontunicatfoo, io order OR, ' .. 7,, , ourt - foi. 0,,I?le to Ilion corn. 'by A pte ?al ,be brought• 'mhos It Could be Purred K 4114714 1 Alk . v Istettlatrit'Veity, whether:l J . . Ir' Fader, Sc would entitle/ • 1 ' ` ' ' i• it aretreet prieetidid 'i . tot% is& heateitterl tiatptC 30 bid eltitrader-of • ( far,,,,,. ht *e amsitstaie an iseib • wort erected by their. • Ivey derite this ietbaib-,', ppimme •che tatter iovilia 'af•lo m: t o : the vi I particular Act Al ct, all -the poiretassidek t A . I L O • the • Crown.; sed•11111 :mai• '..?' Meths's the Craw* pupil • f . susiselossen. : taste esdhlit .. 'r 1 4 ocensry for drailliarthertt 1 g . fiedec waiter' binandmoa 04 tab I itt. • ..Av Act di-, . , fli Sol* ". It • • ' Int 11. 11 ' : 4. x i Wail"! ‘ 4 r. , leald awe . . - •,. 14 1 , 4 e 'r' Id he shea:) . 4 .‘4l4doeatib a - ildblilgi ' .i• 0 40 . ;4•Chent' rummy!, • ; e. in •the:4•44 'shier, j ‘'. s• MO% sag t , 11.1bAironmditliillAillitheli . • it 411simittlfear skit _ if '' • IP . ' a f law . 4 - .. 6 , , 4 , .. 14 . 4 • •r• 1 • V". 1140 4 es .... : t , N,k , WO% •,:ltitt,-T, -rt.: ' a i : - . 44ity 44"Wrse•tedtteraor'v'"'". .< . . • •• . •.. Me N . , Itit Pr . sikiikirOilioNV 3 to - WlliAlki• Ora rOpt. , rir .. ". •.ii r' • '' ' ' ',, lid s tiiiikatilliiiiititl: . . I 'were * rong•tt• sliiiitehdd tegitiatiit4 he latter, no actibetielta 4. i)nsvird Astibirtit is pninnise. -in- thi NM' 1 • • were/. tteieirtleti til leer) I a Catart et itiatilebi 4fitel **Pit o.o4tiqw t* set.' lit 1. , , g t anut i a turt% sestet47 th . 411141161. 6, 111 7 1W w7 g 1ira5 5.114 iv :44 7 i Isi l".lll.l : l4lll l;p hl iih rai iid ai nsil ;Jodi ' • **eta,- to edit** 101144te ^ boil @profited, inltliiKi Riodid not,: Nom, MVO Wart toribilktiftipre t we& tinsorom let ... .g enter oft On r .(" c ' 44 60 ' : *A . :I A i Lig; . 41,J:Jc.::, •-..,' Aar, lobed Siiiiii4 , yea teberdumer, with irettieel . %Chianti rei4 tititot,•tho , d friar id/ hid . 41,441414 it ....0 fort ...........• Fraweittai' r Be ec h , ',sowing hiqi - eett:*a pegt . pittet" n'Y . .• __!sT a .. ,114 JOHAN, with t h e pan i t was weed duties 1 e Wit of an. edlinigA comdtuoicatioct re• .On to ezitnine yowl' Lopes, I .... Pete• 11 0110 11" 0 e witneetipeelegLaerrow ;•sed he witneiiin the cause, should be sent' to Peters- see that ed fiiiiiiertiiiii. by AI Court, at tbe.espence of the-Defeadant, sillies the this sati ied, ." that the ,itemphiet was. not I •. . siseold consent to tohe *4440 Rotes 'rhea l es a gu id an ce for m g ...d i pe,..r of las • eace on the .fogeer trill; or anises he and la 111 f aay basineas 4., Affigsogilifipop. ti Beat to b•ye. higkeencibt to ..Fvegland it . in favour of ildi:eilsioeiw: .• 111010,44. it, V el,lOliedlii Okla" geeren• limit the' Woods ortifidikr ' , IPo :or tps. , ' . . itbitits le Abe city . for. • the bey mod' always, 410#1.44 - 111 . 1t $ 4;" . ;i4 i -... t i l it. , Ya_ . 11 44 0 A INif'4%.de tiio-1 1 .4 fwentimeets on piddle , , ;,. •.,: i . .., .prli',„l4, :" ....„ . ,T_. . i MII, tila *Sou the Pitt 1111stt , lifer*nt 041itr, being ' :. • ~'. . , ~...t. - 41. • ' "m!. :I. . . , - • *charged et.. ,Considesila, t•• ..". -.; •-• • - , -;,.4.• . --.olllbe , . ewe of it estreot celled otb itivie in ihiefit _..,:;, ; 4. — fRT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nor. 25. ~ . 7th of S pith; Comtienicetiao •iktietli;:.'llll T •••• '• 7 or NEWCAITLit AND OTUE9S V. CLAIIIOE qaaetitl, „..,. geldaiteein 'oar 011,10E.Yesicreol, or • • ..- -•-- • ANS OTHERS. . the arno of satin 'fiis'otiticel e 'll' 7.lhinlit• Age: Thirctio,'llte ilerticulsrs of which were stated in a draft I privileged (radii disciaeorty.iliCeme } M • Starrt ft it: of &Wedgy last, was this, day Need. , _. . -__ -.0.... : , , , _-..... - .....1....-C. _ a. 11... ....1 A A .4A•A The rivottion ialal. as hari-sob lIIMILI %V lIITIIVICI as v a .• at ma w . arm awe vas a ~,..••...-,• n been stolbso tree the. 'coespiaielott'e Iseitte - liged at their chap., The Canipieeisset sew: eciroesistaoce of the robbery, -tasted 44. hie • • ~. teiiiellebe peeves*. is the : haste of Abe De. • c. 4 6l2Ltbey ettowettltine the *posses; 'is blob be: eidubeibt Ms property,- but they refefied to , . IVO Vitae' epee' oatmeal of: 11. it's. the! c r O eaen tbOo.' _One,etibr e , Of 'tho slioups eel d. op on Mr.. Shepherd it sister is w eeticit.it too , _ :onspitilOint't prripertii% • •• • - t•-• • asiovcn-teraElst.—Wedartfila erlsr.,6o4 .6l7 itnitik ' esetiktioa was heard at this o ce. Mr. Win. Brows! , . I 6 so be,..a part 'owner anittirt*er of the Reading a . ": 1 tage-cohcit, wac brought before the 14 . 1ti!rAt . *; 4 ", r; . ' 11 v a ra v (j o l t that eat ha r d es ii h e t7 l :l4 l ;a y ell :p i f t x d s ., f i li vi l i b t s ,. 4 •, 4 % . 4 . Pilo Proceeding to iteaditigliy the sfage . : 1 . • ' .s led' 0 coligh, he bad oriels, ired of slie_pyi:pon -is ,„4. rue, the bassi*. stbetiter•the saint xy.aii, coach , ,/ rttS'eogaged# being answered in tbe negistigie; Isa . i s.; - ier,golf, Viortiv after tile Prisoner dime, and r g Mr, -Lee, dela - 441114n to auk his bill;,'.it L ei • ~: .1 / a'paronet (Sir Ge or ge Dyer). Mr. Lee * tottivered • ;',....• ;tore appeared - to &Liar the sea. he wound relisillif . f. nt On the . mantlate .of 'the co.arhasan. The Prisdlfer. ~ • i :erestiony, collared MS'. Lee, Arid endeaioutied in tee, hi his seat i Mr. Lee • mibted. Tb,e ' risk Ibie,to - nceomplish his objeet,"Jeft, for•ttie. purpose, , I - ;:.. : sLcalling a constable, loot returned:with three or f l ' s nd. it ith vOstence Mr. Lei. Pat d Idolised. Sir tie,. s. ~ orisititti filmset( ditgurtel at the hiltsinotii pfocetal . .'.....t • rd Mr. lee hill tMeAtiet had beta geoitemonty;fi -. •:- :. Rebut molted' punishoiyitt. Dade' these cifiyirsita, . i pr e ferred his charge of aseaultnibiait bkpt. TIM mineilitstelj de mid Bond sari ties trait die Pritoll r theCottsplaint at the ensuing Sesame i s i . I ' • - - -- , i Di LD. • - .1 • , . 22d ion. at RrOniptnn, in the . $ OOl. iiait:Air, 14ris Clason, F:)q. of Lincoln's Ina. Ba •• -10.• i e gets sat. nit his home. Bridge read, Lambeth, Mr. - I papaw, apothecary, it fife 5.51 b yeor of Ins age. ~ !field, the 23c1 inst. Janie, eettrose,.. Esq. 014.) par• illerdinatsy to the Knit, sad Surtetin to hitillaOtiela • bk.,: . ei,.. • ... _ ppolutro, Wilts, on the 2.lth inst, in tbg 111itsjpietreff, 'Men Wati, ' tiq.isf Great,Prestmt-streaL . , • ''' • ' 06k4brktlat e t, tire. 25. ' • ili l / 4 4.' 1 . ' .. Itsijst‘ IMee. *• s ..--i,.....45. • ....slit :.i 12i; lel. t• 444.4 e 1 : •*".> •Os '.4 :, 1' f,*.......- 311.4 lid. to 4114 11114( . . ''' .l.. " - - - f ''''•ril - =r - s -- . I^llw''n= l .—..._ , IN i Primed arse Pablishrd h t D. Ltiv aro., sit alke'j illissa Oertcs, Y. 1, Salisbi i iy.eourt, Inietarres.