The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-22 00:00:00

L I'R (G COIIRT .0P CHANCEII),,, 1111ABILUI1 AND DTIIERs, V. MASSON sxmi comr.t,i• .• This was emotion made by 111 r • SAI, and adjourned till this da remove Mr. Masson, one of" appeared a Bankrupt in the I); • -management of the ship North' the service of the Bast India _ peculiar deed of co-partuershi Pandit:4, - owners of nice-sixteen while the Bankrupt had held sixteenths, and his. brother - 1 teenth, by which , the Plaintit .assigning or sulkjecting the ship 70001. alceady expepded prepay third voyage, out orfißeen which as 'an extra ship, to intpOrt the merchandise. The ship is out charter-putt' cannnt beexecnt,. wager be appOioted,• so that the lost, since the Bankrupt' and'his than one-third in qumber n and la which by the articles constitul ' power. . SA mutt. Romiimr opposed' • the ground that the Attdrney party ; there being an extent frog against the Bankrupt. His Loi Notion to stand over, and notice .tcrney-General. • COURT OF KINGS BENCH, DEXNISON V. This was an action upon a on the Portuguese„, brig Felice, Liverpool, on 330 bags of cotton, andlost ou the Saltees lLock t land. The defence was, that there concealment at the time of effecting appeared that the persons original ' the Messrs. Dickensons, who the management of their affairs three persons, of the names of Eden, who,, on the 24th Jant their agent (the Plaintiff), direct insurance on ship and cargo, st, derstood from a " gentleman" the 12th of November, is the the Felice would sail on or about which information the policy wt appeared, however, that the Fi day with the'Recovery, and that 'wary, seven dais before this It ship was lost. .Ir. Pauli, for the Plaintiffs, called Mr. llodgson, their agent who rye them the information the 24th January, from whose that he had stated on his ietut others, that at the time he sailed, ing in the harbour with her cargi sail, and only waited for her pal torn House. It also appeared, ter, written the witness, pi be bad informed Eden and the ott both the Recovery ant) Felice 12th, and to take this as their, insurance, and that the Recovery written, but the Felice w;as not. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, contended, that there ,was a. much as Eden, when he wrt surance, had not informed the reel cause which detained. the Fi was waiting for her papers ; a, the person giving ,him his info! tleinan;" while in all their o .had given hint bis name, as their agent ; that the vessel 17th, and podgsots arrived oL ' a week was sulfesed to ellipse the 2lth.--This carried with ' of an intention to misrepresent derw titers. Mr. Eden was then called, cause of the delay arose from procure 'the paper and the r from Hodgson, until the 21th that time they had not paid him he:would not resign the papers satisfied. Lord ELLENISOROII4H—" to pay him his commission would make you out a• case hi should . have thought such a represent*, made in that letter, and the Defendant to underwrite, was effected the policy, even if the) tentiou of fraud; but now the •and.die further you go the w information which you had, ought to have communicated to You ought to have said, Our us, that the Felice is lying in sail, but is detained for wane not to have amiumed it as a °ultl be detained from the 12t that account it was certainly • representation." The Plaintiff was accordingly USURY. • uorono, QUI TAM ) V. This was a penal action brought upon the sta tute of usury, to recover penalties to the amount of 13,0001. .and upwards, against the Defendant, far taking more than the legal iuterest of five pounds per cent. upon the discount of certain bills of ex- The Plaintiff was clerk to Messrs.. Royston and 'Brothers, timber-merchants, in Mark-lane, at 4 the' Defendant a considerable merchant residing at Ply-' mouth. It appeared, on the part of the Eltititiff,: that Messrs. Boy-ton having had some Corte§porkl cure with the Defendant relative to consignments of' innber,ubout the latter end of the year 1811, remit: ted to him a bill of exchange for 15511. 17s. sd. re questing that he would discount it for them. lie tieeerdinglyOlie following post, remitted them short fil m t o th e amount of 10001. and the twit post sent them the balance, deducting the regular distouut and r . • books, is him to' this charge, is nothing more nor less than repealing the statute altogether, and if a Judge feels as he ought to feel, he will not fear to violate the tastes and wishes of those who think otherwise. He is to look only to the solemn oath of his office to administer the law, following the best lights of his own mind, and the decESions of those Wore. him. It does appear to my mind that the penalty' in this case has been incurred, but it is for you to say, 'Whether or not this charge of commission is or is not a colour for usury. • The law unquestionably is l ithat if in the way of advantage a man seeks to acquire to himselfany sum beyond the legal inte rest: he does incur the penalty. In this case I am sorry the penalties are so large, but it is nit for Me by vain regrets to repeal the statute, and to disap point• its effects. I submit the case to your con % sideratiOn, and 'you will (lisp* of it as justice, *and • e . y'• •., how. several respeCiable itthabitants ; _by . interference of the Magistrates, the peace of the burgh was soon restored. . A few days ago, a turnip *as found on the lands of Samuel Britain, Esq.. of Upton, whkh was so large, that after the inside was scooped out it was suffimentl capacious to contain a leg mutton, soda sufficient nantity of turnip and carrots to form a handsosiiis dish to send to table. The tpp which . was pat off feinted a nett 1W or cover to the whole. The : Gentleman sent It as a present to a friend. Tkieturt. pip when taken up weighed five end twenty poundal! and was of the white kind. The following circumstance should operate „as a powerful and additional warning to such as are . Inthe -habit of ineentidbily handling irelltrinsi—A few days ago, the youngest son of tai' ni Ogliiira, _Rewriter of Galwity, kost his 'eyes 'Noted b? the unexpected discharge: of. leaded km11'14140: .t. - . . • •• • • • •• ; •?• • . remedies, dispetuably . requisite to revive the slumbesisq; sputa of lilt. and to re-amitotic the Constitution. Several Noblemen aad Gentlemen of the Gm respet t have bhen Rader the care of Merin. Currie tad Co. for the re. m;lval of complaiala of the urethra, iteknares, &e.; and having • received a radical and Pentammt cure. reggae that rekr. 'may 'be given to- them, as satitraensry evidetires .4 the deeiove superimitv Stestrs. Currie and Co.'s plow of trettintear..— Many ultbese Gentlemen have had strtentres from tea to (tie ty year., and And been muter the rare of Mtmus. flame, Heil% and other Surgeons equal eminence, trim attempted Ilk' eel.- bv tilt ' ;icution of the lunar emotk !thou; Mae.. . ' the mist*, tar . - ~.. IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII.IIIIII"IPIOPII.."..."-mmwm---,_ , , ' . - ' T • s •• . . • • , ' • h••"; • • • . . • •h, . , , • . ~ . ... .... •-•- . • • • ii . . ' II I le, S' t'A' I'ESMAN• .. .. : - - -- • . - - POLICE. VENCE. • I." • —......., ' feninthe'account) an excess of, ititeretteatinouttling ou the usual postage, etansps e Ike.. .besides las appeared the application Om& own sine . ,4 6 Ai h orn . _ . renedt he.. :.itY., Jan, $l. ~ a' fore tee slake al with haring stolen, • 'to 41. dq. Sd. charged ;miler the (read of hseerimismen. ' Thlthril a billatailtlit •„ 0 .- Mile abort, twottro ' r Woe, the -property of Mr. i'aral - -- Assert Aft!? EX IT EYr L—Finoll after. Messre. -Baystons transmitted to the frail* .. .- , .-'.."' 41. ...t . .• A -.l.l)efendast other bills for discount, amounting to ! . ~• _.. t, a. AXIOM. .• -, . .... ANY. . • • 0 0461.25. 10d.apeu which therearrasalsoan excees of This U$ It IS "is a policy 4 iisenninett am the — fie Preveswel ~voted, dist htiliaater - war, ii,.. 1 is sloodiehh. re a l l go " , it at Dewed o'clock in the eu eu r ,,,,,," --. ; Mr. HAFT at the last • ' discount , post- Anri, or Ala en • .froneVirgifillt, to port or • b eg b ae, hall a doses bodies at tow; whi t . •7" - (Ede ll interest charged (besides the usual lay, for an order to , age &c.) e4' 151. 14s. rd. under the like . head 01 . Ports bt filtrUltfted • tndtl°n i t or ni l 0141 o r P °ftt litilaile 11611111 "dijilillia °l' a g raneinia '' efa b i t a• g d ? , end a. the rigenclants, •who i • 1 • • ' commission. in the Baltic,. with -lease to touch at al t y . port'or a neef waik , ..O mi Th e w if f h ilart a, b o g allie h o d i ll i nee i ned ie 11 / 4 11 , aw ba ny be ae ot a bed pie , i i r . et t otid he bo lk• t. last • Grittcttei . from the i . • Poe this h e humberland, hired for , ' Mr. Tore! NC; for the Defeedant, stated, that in places what . sonver, for plumose ',Weser. •• The tieo, aged eon air with as & it 6 , b e am i d u . consequence of some di ff erence arising between these insurance iere e ff ected Wu - tbo 28th of Mardi ; si, de. Tweed* cry a." 81 _ . Illintln MINI foNowed•after Km. A per. .ans me the praiser amends:z i t street, and a Conlpuny, under a' parties the Defendant being under the necessity of elaratton of mdue.ln.the Herald was. 'ado -on the • acorserse mowed seddoily sad ±,..... Wk, .( , be turs h i Arship, between the, his claimsegalust Mess*. Boyetons, with- 30th - of March; and a letter orde!int ;neuronee met his persoers, Th e seems ie b b inertia th e winhahrewhopheiy ateenihs of the ship; arran g in g theEdiald 2 . receittti on the 30th et arch .., us the betbsPritpareffieesrib, bad eases* Aim. isotw%hetatil .si " '"'S w , his protestations of i tolsetakst ins. eortOdy. " 14 Etid fi ve and 'one-half t out any complaiet on their, p art , or any previous in- on tithation, they had thoughtproper to authorise their put in: • • . 4 •He was Orderer I t i o i V e4 siessisesdi till to.wwwww; ;b e e one and a half ,six- clerk - 6i bring this action against his Client, in or der The SOLICITOS•GIUftRAD objected. diet the elonin. oserehant, of lelow e selhaier m oos itelsAystilek. - • iits were disabled from • to Atiarat recover the enormous penalties of '13,0001. and ration alleged, that Plaintiffs effectedthe insurance In " h it s . . br Wili P ig l i . l4 . *! i tr alr e sad bea ip to the expense of _upwards, • P011131tRY: • s • npoti a transaction -purely innocent, and coosequence of . an order,. but the order did not or. , • t• I How-rraisr.—dillansiaileyJrnos. Csek, o ff s etlerks.* prepering,,hec„ for-her., as. hich slie was hired for' perfectly fair on his part, end to take out of the rive till two days after. dement another calibration. wide at upwards of' .to Mr. Clooper e et Road-sireet. .pocket of this respectable Gentleman that immense Mr. Palm contended, that Defendant having. dra ft f or - no ' Esiargad "' di * a forged [he surplus of IndianA shopmakof the Psviseastar.• *be settled fatly Identify his sum, Which must, it recovered, involve him and his signed the:memorandum of 'the declaration of va- , t of the dock, but the echintiyfuton, the Prisoner was cositatuted fhp Silber issianisstios for in utter ruin. The Learned Counsel then lue, had recognized the.declaration of value; but 1 ir.e# 6 " , bring le th.."11 1 ‘ 1 11. ill lialksigkenre *Lai r ;A sp .. led, unlit a n ew m a " proceeded to comment upon the account in which I Lord Etzgenosollon held, that having stated t a sme lt. the' PhoPettY may be these charge* were niade,• and to show, that they . themselves to have effected the policy on account of Sotontnn Simmons was= . h , lot -his brother-had snore et aimc harged mit h ii ti ers ir. - - - .'.- • Widi were so made with no reference whatever to any ; persons having sent the order, and It being - proved ati Ma e t istr r e ad .value of the 'ship, that they had no such. order, they •oust be Non.! NiclionstA, that :Me tbaithe . sre4oesi 4ituted . a coutrouling fair usurious consideration, b u t were the regular andeat of Drarphme 'fbeatre, oil Wediesday . - he mit she lig ibri. charges of commission , as between the merchant • suited. . san e r, as at dasy with a wdllskusisrh de . suesepitee to rob in town and his correspondent in the country, and' 'Seteral other Spade! Jury causes were disposed of it ,„ fat • ill Bridgeratteet. •• • : .. The 'rissirsell*wassodsred to he detaled4; tos ;the ,psepose o f posed' the Motion, on Which was the regular and established practice in all by reference, &c. andlhe Sittings terminated. s Py-General was not a . Welt transactions,' as would be proved in the course i .." merit:tali Maa &reamed Mkt:- .. rom• the Crowe issued of the evidence. Upon the first transaction he had ' SURREY SESSIONS, JAN. $l. - • ~ . - Lordship ordered the h c h arge d u coomnission of -one-fourth per cent. and on . ---es.-- ...he . , Yesterday morstingdied s la Cediegass-plsoe, Sloane. lice given to the .tt t - the second otteelmlf. .He tben cited several cases STEALING OF TIMBER. . --- street, C.v. Sehitabtil v ape ot. the. CeeWeissioners / - John„Liitleteert is, and three others, Mali {dialed u• A few da y s f hii Majesty's Navy. • from the books • where - the Court, particularly Lord . s en _ . for stealing two piecea of .timber, of the natio"( , 1 . -',ys since . the p a n t ry o f L or d fay and' ~ . titled to such corKenyon, had held - that country 'bankers *east Gehinviii, 3aw. ar arnission andln some cases *here 101. from Messrs. I Turpie and Mans f i eld, of the cep. - 9 - 14 e was entered, and robbed; of leterat sitidewof ,mercial-rouhl l. lAmaeth, timber-merchants. ~, • • valuable plate, from-the door of tfie house lo Berke. BUCK. • even a larger commission wa'i allotted, foroittaor- .• , i It . appeared by •the - efidenee of . the P rosecu t ors ' ley.street, blanchister.sqoare, being imprudently . i policy of insurance, ! dinary trouble, &c. , . clerk, that on etinsitiitig ?tie limits of timber lying off )eft open.. . • - • 4- . .L " • - ce, from Marinam to : Mr. TOPPING having concluded, the- Foreman or ' whirl,. tin` the North** of the Bth tton valued at 33001. ' the Jury, addressing the Court, stated, that the : I the Prosecutors instant, be missed t wo p i eces of timber, isittinfortn- .:.• . - :- • DIP-sD. '• ... • ' on the coast of Ire- - Jury were satisfied, and Mr. Topping need not to the 10th inn. Mem ilailitose, of ffenqiegtio, sod 95. I trouble himself to go into evidence. :ad his employer thereof, . Another clerk or'the Oro- - • ere was a fraudulent ; Lord Efr.LENEOROUGII—" The evidence has• c --e-1 --...--.__________ _. __ - . aecutors proceeded up the River en th e morning aos ; •- DEBILIY cats --- reefing the policy. It been opened to you , Gentlemen - , in the Learned of the lost timber • fter various the 9th, in search . ...•• P • • VIICOURAG ED •by.the unifinva 'tweet's 'attend- ginally interested were Counsel's speech, ad we must go into it.—tTo enquiries he learnt , that a west-country-barge, with a big theiripecallar method of 114.mila-id ;a the rare of a becoming bankrupts, Mr. Topping. —You had better go into -your evi- two pieces of timber hanging to the stern, had thal, few . prevail/at . complaint:. which lipa.heen confirmed try the ex- • airs was entrusted to deuce, to show that this is their usual mode of deal- • day gone up the River. The 'clerk followed the hiet=ootttre happy Y * i rresolting e st the lle pa P blic e f i r e a r n ; i le ll;t:: ti barge to Chertsy, where ascertaining that su ch m- dical men manning th e ir atte n ti o n. t o of Ramsan, Bird, and ing, otherwise a man may charge, under the colour a &nein clam of di sc - a d v ., mary, 1812, wrote to of commissions, any rate of interest he may think , her was that of which be yeas in search, he-took ill Meows. GOSS and Co. lacemat to direct their stadia) In thme disorders a . rising from a !Cer . eftliVe Walk uf ior . -I.9Bd,•nint 'edit% him to effect an proper." j the persons then navigating the ,barge knit? custodi, aunt, which lint only occasion a astitermn train a Bemis: , o r.. ;tether, that they un- The Clerk of the Defendant who made up the ac- - and strong suspicion attaching to John Littlewort ,- f 'Timm, but olio entails on Its votaries all the enerratiog ta.he- who b left Marinam on count, was then called, and proved the manner in - another of the bargemen, who had left the barge at. c Itch , o u t o h l e d t kag.thein C Or ie l distres:i i ng s i tste of a l ching .) or den. / e ship Recovery, that which it was made up, and that it was usual in such Kin g ston, and not returned, p ursuit wsts immediatel y Ore drinking . long residence hot cro ic on tes,'oe soy ot he r - r oadi ter , lout the 27th. Upon transactions to charge a commission of one-fourth ' made after him, and he was taken into custody near by which the powers of the coastittnion become enfeebled, na areziuslai regu l ar l y e d ucated r u e4 ca to te r ta i i i n le e o s as o of ead aulaiidndvirt, was underwritten. It arid one-half per cent. exclusive of the legal discouut, i Windsor, when he endeavoured to account or the chr h u he s a i h lt it ! Ann, safe, Felice sailed the same postage, &c. . . i timber by stating, that be had bought it of a water- Where an etirly'application is made for the/ cure , if a certain • Disorder, frequently coatraeted in a mammal of inebriety , the hat on the 17th of Ja- Two . respectable merchants were next called, and man for a pound-note. eradication is generally completed in the short apace of ' too letter was written, the stated, that this was the usual charge made by mer- A ',umber of witnesses were examined, who days; semi i n the more a d vanced nod itteeteent „ of „ Tie- proved the property to belong to the _Prosecutors, real infection, characterised by a variety of painful and disarm. chants and country bankers upon, all similar trans- and of its being fastened to the barge with the know- is diet t hahr e h ei h e lle w rr i rtal re lch ill their paw( with" ( restrain Ifs, in answer to this, actions, except when there was a special agreement to the pane= a permanent and ent at Marinam, and to the contrary, ur as matter Of 'favour. In some • ledge of the Prisoner ; but as it did not appear thatradical cure. I stated in the letter of cases, according to circumstances, a largercommis- the test of the crew were fraudulently concerned, but The diseases of the Urethra, an frequently connected aWI or i only guilty of great negligence and inattention in ' suf- arising fr"ni the shave c "P ialat, bas e ant escaped their a l t' a - ' evidence it appeared, sion was charged.non; by an igfollible and improved phm, they are-enablei to ern, to Eden and the The SOLICITOR-GENERA made an able and elo-• tering the timber to be so fastened without its being remove oehrame (aces and Strictures, whether recent or of long d . urntion. without resorting to the pithily]. and dangerous Ltd, the Felice was ly- quent reply. -•• • • , regularly entered in the bill of lading, or charge 'go on board, ready to Lard ELLENDOROVEH—" This is an action found- thereof given to the captain of the barge, the Coun- „ rl ,l uee et the caustic boogie. Many issmaces "ilia be adduced of dive:erase cases, of several years e►utitnsaace,itavirg y ield- papers from ,the Cus- ed on the statute of usury, Prosecution declined to press the case ed to their methodist a few 4ays,.after the cure had been at- ) that in a former let- siderable time ago, 'namely,. in the 12th of Queen Jurther.against them; and the Jury found the Pri- tempted by by 'other Prakitlf‘ers without drert ; and arch lots . I loner, Littleworth, gssiksh and acquitted the other been I agreeable result a practice of ftsorseen . years, oho healer's to his return , Anne, and' by this statute, any profit taken as into - the mode of treatment has ant in min simeie instance ever proved otters, that he expected' rest beyond the legal interest of 51. per cent, sub- i Ptit°nete• abortive, dialog-sold& period tormylitompsit • • :of Info , have ekperiesaced - the enjoyment of yin& bon tier- ce would ..sail on the -jests the party to certain penalties ; they are cer- I The Court sentenced Littlearertb to be transport- i s :: :e tl i v „ re d, o re severe an d j a i, ' ' methods anvil".beea per. r guide in effecting the tainly very severe, and upon the policy of that : ed for seven years, and the Chairmen then admonish- severed into no purpose. --. very -was then undet.. statate it does not become me, in this place, to cornhi ed the other • Prisoners to profit by what they had •: whin*. ties, sod .. Co, ticludvely professing the cure of these t. . I ' - meth and dilate. As long al it remains a law upon I that day witnessed: , par.scular coinploints, in ,order that they may not he, by a mistaken few, marked with the oMoqii, so justly 4ittached to I for the Defendant; - our statirte books, yott end ;I, and every subject of 1 - - the ignorant empiric, think it lint police ts tbeinselves to state, (hat t i ust they have been mperly educated and initiated into every a, concealment, •in as the realm, owes it obedience. .I have no particular i NEWPORT, ISLE OP Wtawr.—On Friday the 15th breath of the profession (certificates Au hiCit. froar.differeot rote directing. the in s - - "favour for this statute, (spa I 'know there are many I ult. the first Anniversary Meeting- of the Patrons of Hospitals. sad testimonial, fiasa thi most etitineat Illi N sicianr. le underwriters of the persons who have thought it would no be inconve- I the Royal Lancasterien School, established in. this they hhtre' tench catmints , nhy • inquirer) 'Mehl* pureess . resulii 2 i g from thew avours fira induced them to quit tbe vacate ..1 helice, namely , that she niept ' that money should Gad. Its own level, like all ' place for the Education of the Poor, on liberal and of the geurril l'rnetili,.ne' r, nod they promise that their pre- 'tad also had described :other commodities, according to their rate and va- . enlightened principles, took. place at the Bugle Inn, tensions conAitote a fair ground for, the nopreeedeated mita- . ormation as h. .gen- lie ; but the law says otherwise, eta it is my duty :in this town . . The Company way numerous and re- 1 1 . :e n t e n e u r '‘ e i d t . h which tb" have, by the Public, been so liNeraily uther transactions be and your duty to enforceantrgive effect to that stah l ,spectable, and appeared highly gratified with the Ti be oatcake(' at their home 'tidy (personally, or by let- t ► Patients, of either Sex, with so erect' , delicacy, and w- and described hitri - tute, so long as it shall continue on our statute-books. I decisive proofs of' the e ffi cacy of the system in the 1 • lem ' o ' n. ssel was lost on the But, Gentlemen, although the law wit! notallOw a i removal of ignorance, which were 'exhibited by the Putients in the country are requested to state the particulars in ' the 16th , and thus party to take more than the legal interest, yet it has I children . in the specimens of writing, ciphering, and let their eese, age, and manner theingt..enciosion a Bankatine pse, from the 18th to been decided that he may be indemnified against - cee- i needlework , which were produced. When contem- any part et the Kingdom. for advice no-d medicines: mid the OMR will be forwarded to hit a stroegauspicion tain charges attendant on this species of traffic, and plating this mode of education, so ineontestible in lama and CO. Surgeons, No. 16, tioeverie-street, Fleet- t and -defraud the UP- i • may ihrosi into the average the expellees of their its effect, so universal in its application, embracing onset. - . * • -. ! 0 ! establishment, as in the case of batikers 'keeping at: in its fostering bosom, not merely the children of . A CHALLENGE ...- 0, and stateX, , that the office and clerks, &c. it being understood that it was ione sect, but all the sons and daughters of Adam, it, MESSith. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in n his not being üble to only art indemnity , and Co that extent it was allowed ; was impossible for the Company not to feel venerae his Majesty's service, challenge the -whole world to necessary information but in the way of collateral agency and profit, the iron and gratitude to him who had endured bondlh , rose Is . sialkie instance where th eir Medici' and Method of Cite have tans(' of the-desired effect. - The practice of mnry because previous to law does not allow it,: unless there be a special ex- and afflictions to promote it. This feeling wa s In his commission, and ' cuse for receiving above the disco ant .of 51. per nimous and produced a resolution of thanks to Mr. ' Ulla" I y ears . l t in this particular 'branch of . their profession has not. gives rise to tote unsuccesful case. !ley continue to direct their , /, ' studies to the iresurent en d ewe of VENEREAL COM- S until his cleims were cent." Lancaster. . • PLAINTS, nod tha t deraugethent of the ssneta, which is the . . , 1 Here his Lordship adverted to the charges for . On Sunday, the 10th inst. a Mart, who had been consequence of the.porniciato ;aid wasteful edicts of a habit time Then you. promised commission in the Defendant's account , and coati- in the service of Mr. Brewster, of Bingham , having , and nowt ufthapplly perated by the youths of .hoth sexes. go •ss . the nue it a ill .1 , .e found to be the unfailing semrceof Barreortr, : and. charges, if he nued : ldied of the small-pox ;on the day following, di ' - it for insurance .--- I , 64 Here is commission of one-fourth and one- , day, the 11th inst. his remains were sent off, in a • hloa- the other have Its ravages fatally developed to them by a treiiing stale °ldentity, which, If flit Sanely rentelkd. tenet- I / representation as was half per cent. beyond the legal interest, the charges cart of his master, for interment, at Bottesford, near - s ull " i " in'hunlwe' l ass li t are 481 re " le silid Vidtbaille elects; / ! . informations to the , for postage, &c. Is not this an advantage ?—lf it be Belvoir Castle, the place of his nativity, under the I : 1 4 I mu scularisi sual o t s y s c o barnrie ir r att er riless ors„ " ol "r tZ; votes conTrilsout s such as would have so, this cannot hit allowed, - and the penalty is for- care of another servant of the same house ; on his ! sotharY, aft?: " T Pr f " tiS tarteuiskiiilt vadat illhaftleril inrittr!o to .here had been no in- feited. But it still is a question for you to decide I way home in the evenleg,- and within half-a-mile of ' such c n 4 a l e i t, t r l tev e r o treat:l f e:r in tesine b tlams.am way roved - case smells very rank, whether this is not taken accordilts to some subsist Bingham, Billghatu l the horse :r en IritNy • 'Wttli • tire cart; are practice. ' 'Waite must ohninole and p . bee, of ire- .. worse it will.be. The ing uniform practice; but it must be in evidence be- ; upon the poor man's attempting to stop him, he was , i hard honours callous W, erupehms, seminal k bad as it was, you fore you of some special charges warranting such an I thrown under one of the wheels, which prising over h e n r ,, r l: 4 " 7 : 4 l eets , u s al s o ' i .o the Underwriter.— indemnity before you can decide in that way.. But ;him , fractured one of his legs in so bad a, manner, - - sTßlCTantehte . . " * .lj .. .' • t . .. whe th er recent er of long duration, seed W whicls-bitve ed the a- Agent has informed . what is shown here .—ale is n o ba n ke r t o entitle I that his recovery is very doubtful. . skid of Other prnetioners, are, 114 their prevent hoorayed plan. the herbage ready to ' him to these charges. However, it is said• by one On the evening of Thursday last, a report haw - ,or treatment, effects:ally an d 'perne t notolly cored, without the et of her papers,' and , Gentleman who has been called before you , that in jog been circulated,thatvessel in the harbour of a •.patient sneering the excruciating psits end alarming heinoir;tnge positive fact. that she every instance wher e an ar ti c l e ph a s e d through the Arbroath was taking in grain, at great number of : which frequently follows the application of the lima moire. In the course of twenty years' eitesitive'penctitela this metro- `2th to the 27th ; on books of a merchant, it warrants a charge of one- unthinking and misinformed people assembled in a I eons. -tvaerran cases of strictures have beam add are dully Go- a false and fraudulent half per cent. lh that be the case, then all the opi- riotous manner. Being disappointed in their etpe * cta- i tier their care, the total credit-arias of which le riheeree by a. ;_ safe. centlio, send expeditiouti Made of practice. superior towel 'lions which the most learned an profound Judges tions of fi nding grain at the quay; ,they proceeded to ; other N ot adopted. The weakness, ref* cation, OW denility ly oonsuited. of the land have given upon this subject must be acts of violence, and In a very short time completely 1 proceeditte from this roinplaiar, is speedily namoved, one the - erroneous; but to say that the mere form of noting demolished the windows, and otherwise injured the • lc/ilia-Ft restored to mond . abtl i s p er health. • line where the d Nifty has for years existed, proper perseveraare in lb.:lr r.... O. , COLLI ER. • a transaction in a merchant's books, is to entitle houses of several respectable inhabitants; tautly the i 'tomtit', remedies,aftet the stricture las been destri•ced. ~ •••. it-- I by the oppticinimn of the lunar catotk, vittkonl Mar". • Paiienta in The eduaky aer Telefon:a in tame Vete intitirohr of their caecoto. and general halm of living, *v. ike. a remittnace For advice and migdfteinee, *hew she An* %till 1:. • given, or ern/ to +nix, pore of tar kingdom. Ti. more liat 4.• crec emetnial to. their undertaking, Hit pailiiiet 4,4 kur catty be r. Mrd to the sections for inedkha.s. n • • liitiors. Currie itritt•Co. may. bersameiss Airier des, wet tli# sorriest dclicaey..vevrecy, sad =4a: pelr honer. N.. 101. ilationirarden.-911% June • •411410.41.eirriell. • I.OV OUPII priatcd. and Publiskd Ay 04,44 .0 • 1 , • ST t h wtcs neleMetillit.