The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-21 00:00:00

v ~~ / INDIA 1 the loss .. ....vm,-- • • l'his Inept** , St/PrtratE COURT. OF JUDICATURE. . To the it C. WitOliti v: 6. it; TWEEDIC.., „ . I 111 letter t....... i . This was an action to recover ditinagesior a tees-' h c• t l e 'h,f l :::tt s rah ' pass, am:telt, and false finprisonMent; !the'damages t h at his ujoir were laid at WOO rupees. , . to di•tress, P 'rlie case, .as contained in the evidence brought L am " bard ' am .'' aaa , fbrwerd on the proseCutiOn, was as follows :—The 1, oaauve . praseesa Plallittff, Mr. Brodie, was chief officer of the ship oettelltat2 l Woodbiidge',• on her outward voyage from London : L o n .e w,' to Bengal, she left Englalul on the 4 th . of June lasts 's, Antrirrived in the river on the 16 th of Deannher., I fare the The lkfendant viis the Conunitider.: , On. the toth . l 1 2t ~Ll l° ,' of August, 1812, White tlfe ship way between the , by ' a Pall. Gape of Good IlopeAnd - the Mauritius, it short time ' stsrlsing. a k after dioneo; - 11111.e..-Brodie the Plaintiff, Addressed shove, .I_ , r, Captititi Tiedlrs Now that the Lady passenger has , tud4 i rW' retired, f me's& _requeit, that wheo you have any ' hal, t .r.,' thing scant at youriable, you still inform roe of it '''"r ett In a proper 'manner, and -not when I iiik' you for °hell, .te • *ice, - say, - laying down , yOur spoon - . 'I. every acte d °e one have - their ithare.'” ! - ; (opt. -Tweedy.denled . hay on boa rd._ .--- 4 --- - - x. -- - big used these *Ode, 'tad referred to all *persons °a it apPelsrer l 4 lh r . f t l m iit len ! ---7 1 nesses,: t h at had mtstaioed 1 164s'bl , "tit Itid*or ,-__, • -, . -- • • present wttelitaatiyolve Itidleeidlbifie exptosslons, too tho Onviel'af - wlta ±.tney all leplied lit the negativeout whicittaptain 'flitted t*ibt ertnlt44•ldt. heie 'effeirs • I t wa s s ic-. 1 u " • avit. •it 'was to g ..a..i....- ~ -._ 4_ it-a.11.-I.tl___ • •• • • I wised !hy tab lettnesietohat the pettfet had been on i nsis "... t r h ° #P 6 t• stat"St! t Ass i s rs ' `‘`..." o. •'" l '"'"'" " 6 1 Tweedy inkt addreised Mr. Broditiet 6 Noe, Sir, i .l ' net tossameeemehat that those wSenoseee w what dip rive 'think of 'younelf?" Mr. Brodie re- &Idles* * , L l hi'llatt s had Vdie"Sreetnelt• I" the earl!: d . N • 7 ~„„,..., ALI A... , ... s . t . " fie l l fi ar . et. plied, - it int no consequenee to him whether other. 'Pert of -the t°1:11' Itlr"Wlitettell,' on being eross. ; rs°, ir,_,;‘, •,w•-,*„ „t is ' 4 ;ll77m i ',, • YrM•-t-lit , ".'"'unnn • examined by t r I.lirdshipi; said, that ho'Coosi- i tne. ,nri" . 111 V .. • sets Waal be ' , Pro° people heard it or not; ho was confident that he- had best& It. .Some conversation here ensued', which delvittit 6 greliedtskrace to an Officer to be coMpelled.i 266 .„," 0 the"' w i enild be sfle lb make oat. terminated in Capthin'Tweedy's saying to the Plain. - ttV"itillt- lid the - fore - rustle; durini alue'yeedi he had 1 till, ". I have hear 4 your character in 4 gogleed, Sir, ' P e r yd'. Iff lbeinOriferit"Pauru ships ' ant i. it ~ , i-6.1.. -." • .imr:litlitz.,l9.44ollea'faid,'sinielo this affidavit mi . beard i g_r_Lal .a. r-- e t -. " ` tile list be ma. • tube that of "damned scoliiidret." lite then added, 13 ' brr ` "' self ' , "'wed need Ireltral of ' e e l i ' hi . 1 1 ''ai.„*.:;: ...i, 7 • in; . ' -ii. I, I it Damn T 600441". oil w hi c h M r . Et r odi e retorte d hi stantreet•teverity:' Thai the . ether other•iimiges . ea• • ,fra.l,!".lleet abt9tfl.FT went t•ronliwt-eCaseslfhicli . the same terms, and much scurrilous language passed ; board the Wonidbeidge Were , milk an no, i t stablisfsed' Wat44ve atmady given semolina its detail. He pert/. . ~.. •• • • it appeared, however, quite • clear, that the op e r a .., in nve Cnettmey'l•sertice. ••-• s .. .., . .. • enterertlwet on do fact wMei - Opitoered froos.. ge Minus terms were first used by Captain Tweedy.— 1 It not xted and under* L .. : -VW OiScei;. l ltedt le Mr.Vregorry's ownlill °feasts, that sestets . on b oar d ' the Woodbridge shoe .. 01i . ;the i sag had been held of the bankroll, the petitleoft* After this abuse had Cootiottell somethori time, Capt.-.a ,••• •elai -- 01 7 creditor and Mr ; Pregory, forgrp . purpose of too. Zweedy seised hold of a quart decanter of Port- C o mm a nder ; bUt if ihat he WM been, wipe, and threw .it with co ow -at - the tilege in consequence of pay di'thlte or s l u t rr ed) ' toning the suing out of the. :esiseltmien, for which pi a i a tiff ; it s t ruc k. hi m b e l ow .. t h e t e ft . . s h ool d er, •he should s ti lt hive 'continued to 016 his dety p pip. purpose e . Mr. gees who NH : lndebted to the bank. broke, and fell on the tabte... m r , s r ,.dl e • said _ perty. - • • rttlit, waS''o. be Pretaml for payinent of his debt, in ":.Very good, Sir; very-gond, Sr!"" •aud -*hook his : CaPtain rininitt Parker Errituip.... 04 , to l ii • order that itackpole, Ibis petitioning creditor, might Iliad, Shortly. after this,affray. the boatswain came m°° lll4 ' of Ille iinn• CmnlienY'S lege 4 t Ar * R. Niiii s, be 19'eash ta work theioonnission ; also the cireum i 4 and reported, that the fore stet - stay was ohs relied on the pail rifiheaptes - ecutiOn'tO depose to I . stniiiell.nr .fiaceptiOn . practised. 'by the bankrupt on gone. • The Plaintiff time asked the filefeaohnt if he rmilf*rs . "f elt° l 4hileirsillge• • the face of•othe account of his affairs which" he ezhi . thpuldge to his detYor•to Isis - Catlin. The Derpothist Mr. ‘t•ratiett., the.Tennsel for the Defendant, band collminS . and by ,Which they had been induced replied, At Although yon '•are• a scoundrel, ',nu shall objected to theiPteiluffinn4f Ittlieeideoce ; but, Ills to tign his certifieate. Few, or none of the debt", do your dirty"' To this' M r.• Brodie replied,•'" [will . objeciireili wove everrisleit hy t he Court.; ' •do my duty whilst Lain supported-- ovrespeoted i s, filemivtori• ou'aldat. resiotia4u.--.-.' Hof low;4f,ap. knowledged by the an debtors in them • ; and bourlood of TaehtOn, eat there has tau the -• an Officer. ought to be." ~.. Ho , anis• op . and went es -taivis•D'Esterri.,• hate sou been iit lie, and.lette,,fring of the Shareein CamiltvoLitettir s k •he pretended to mory of min been a better pr The • crops et deck; it being tbenfis weigh. •,_ •I. , :,• .-,-. • i a Cesionaeder ?- , --A. - i bath been • ?at• thialliiirtx.purs b 9. the • "bolder,: his wdtlotss a ,:eo. eoguiry,. found all kind are Most los • ut. ,Ln the evening, the Second OilloWeldm!Mitchellilnert May, and. bate mteintauded ships ' fie_ fleyien almost In every histande, not 'that .toes Urea did , Trolatterialf train,shipped at Yr,otilwich early • , delivered. a ,anessage-from• Citplairt Tertiody•to Mt.' Year°. - ' - •,. • . not exist, but that the Cattals themseivet hid no ex• . . , the sleuth of Jane , left Pl tit - • moo not more than. ee Braille, impersi f ig ) 43 o o, b e wwa td• ma a * m ai( my, 1 Q. Is it eseal• for the•COminroder . 6; consult the 1 Istenue• ~ • /-,I_LI •-• „ di m. ' * diti4a; Brodie to come .-to Us :table; but that 'MO: Brodie . iftbee °Beers Mare the•cdnfinemeitt of any Officer? I . Mr. Ilan; for the peustmeing e........0r, sa id hi s . OMNI 12th inst. the remains of the lade -Br 'h must roofings to ski - !bia duty.. Mr, Brodie to this 'Av i l t oni kin rush ` ' ..s. •:' ' ' . . • Client had not aband•Aed the two "Mons which v a - N er v i rsai , B art. v i er " re i nove afi en sh seat at Te rm e d, th a t b teo wd, oo t "p et * t o b e respecte d b y Q. Do y ou think, Sle,•that an Officer being ex. it Was desirable Should 'be tried,. in order. to recover Winyird , to be debited la the caul .b'elliiiieg to the.ship's•coMpotq l if 'lltsdid 'not frequent die eddy 'eluded 'her s the Commanderl table; c o u ld do his the funds! of the bankrupt, be °el? wee amble, front . i the fatally the Arisie v itt Long NisitO I - 'he tilde, and hecoold aust,•&•itis•duty on suck terms.-.: fhttf I ye 'well yid if he had dined. there ?—I think he , leapt of means,. to try the!, !Atom at l#:0 1,1 1 9, 1 ' ! • . Iva rondo red -- ,iiiil Italy •' - .10 d' Oh , procession ... , ao.stuji It 'Oh The reply being .4kiliverodto•-the Captain, the • note.,•nOuld ;it weed; however, be prejudicial. The ; wit- Pence. •' • - , • •.'• • • ' .••• ••• • • • • . -. tpressive by a large ho ay of gentlemen si.d vomitory sage was repeatetiotod MK-Brodie reptierj, 66 if - aa sj ness deposed, that he . had known of such con fine- Mr. LEAcn, for the bankrope, centesvilodthattbe , w h o atten ded- sl ot -...• «ratted lbejr r . .ipec 1 "Gr a man allowed to come to tbeeablo t I aviihnOt do My linty.. Intent as the one Mr. Brodie .had epcluced, but the actions ought to be tiled Ot• the .expestai..itfiltiAe• whoa th e y . ' caus idaied . ' 'th friendof fid e • ... , le i. e . ~. '. 4 . Me On the following day s 4tei.Mitchell :wee pahlirty '. Officers *ere allowed to walk - the leeward' side of the dinion. • - ' -•-. • •• • : • - ••' ' " Ai nt * ' appointed Chief. dfficeriAnd•Mst Brodie's furniture quarter-deck and poop, and that he considered it `. Mr. CuLt.es conten d e d , that no b l ame- eoh.l4'boi . - The blackened . ettp.lll it the •it - rage., sees co and other property .retnoveci From alveicebin. he emu- • higidy disgraceful for an Officer to be compellita to atlrihked lo StAlseialflre who - had aaaeasari tlei • rid from the Illo ft enkole - aid , hi ' • I -• "lateit • t ..to.cu . terre pied on deck.to the one . before -which Mr. Mitchell f walk the forecastle. ''• • that could be desired. othim. .Heived fm hod the ' - t • -.1.• • • ..0 f • e l- - '••• . , . OPOCIty to vitt 50 Cf. had formerly inhabited.— Men Nlitcheli informed Mr. : , Qtt ?STY ON BY Ma . R. ST* ITVEL.--11141 . you . beim Assignees with thlutieett of *the',Witheitiot •.ny . worm ..lit ilol ntitid•Oti o44dt:this lately coidiiiiied Brodie he was te reina:n closely couStle4 to his own treated by an Officer as you have heardcor Tw,gettlf th e Of, bankruptcy and the pa rtition orOditor's , an •iii a - • ,4/ ii: ." • ' 1.;•: • il i se i '• 1 • t o i, ,11,11,,,r ves in r. cabin. The Officers. of the-ship were not convened i was treated, would you have adadtted bi 4 0 yOur ta. debt could be proved.- , lie co not not be edpecfeld . tel .a tia hi - : t. , • Tr op ec la it a : a i r : 4 ; st a- ' •-._ _ Master cabin. too I a . npr c• nsulteiL. Two or three days. after . this event, ; ble .--No, certainly not. -1 '' ' try those &capita. ar hia 0,i,1i oipeitcp,..tile.. ballskupt. and Mats o f oio ) eifi' ihirTaiter of whom bee Mr. Mitchell, at the request of the Plaintiff, enquired : Qv...emote By IVI a, FEBatißoyuye,..AlNßl4ifyil have istate.being already indebted to -him. He had of. ~ mule hi s i i i p a s • ••:•at it.; . I m o ioraw . hairlitg • also ab. of Capt. Tweedy,- what waslo be the extent of his !addressed your first.Oikei in' ibe . .." ( 0 . , iitiOng.,terral fered, howevCr, eitherirteenduct the attioes for the scr k t d e d-' - s i tt ili t ii c 'Ne , ui r 44: , Fat ton I Sheriff Sub; confinement I— Ca T. returned for answer, that [Here the Lenr"nd•Counibi viirit i nfea ukellitifalifkOus Assignees, o'r to detiier eiike . pipers teeny person stitateis l i 'hard i.feiset ia:thi Bay of Ayr, 'and Mr.. B. waste have the use of the quarter gallery,but ' language.l-i-A:No l - eertaitili dot.. ''-.' . . '''' . they pleased. • • • •- • -' , comm to prison.- - Strict airarFk Is retaking for his no•other.indulgeoce. This confinement lasted till the 1 La t. DlTsterre, in reply /O . aitithei•. lion, • The Loan COANCELI.9II said, it was agreed i aecenutilfee:' • .• - . ship arrived at the Mauritius. - ~ ' - t stated, that in such a case as the oat before tber,4tit fad alit neither thti , Petilioning Creditor ear the as- I - 8 0 ,,, , ~.. ' .....y . - f an tai l . iditi U the On the Nth of Septernber, the Plaihtiff wrote to !he should have confined the Officm• - ,And heie 0144' • Signets would be at the expense 35brought On ling' these -I °' !driver - art - ' 'Ol P 4i• •' ". nitieli cOo the Defendant, desiring to k now! tire extent'of the I him the privilege of walking °edit) IMailao 4 i.,tiont.. 'Therefoiv, lithe bankrupt had not obtained ) f e -flee a a d: a ha' ree ' ' w rits s a l u'iii 111 - 1 elii , e f aho „i me restrictions on his liberty, how far he wes.la cons[- I quarter-deck: ! '-' - ! ''.- "' ' 'his: oertifloate, he should have • separseded the cont. • 0 gd a •1..." 1 " • ••t• • ' . language s ! iio ot o .utieespert AO.l *pi to lilt der. himself a prisoner, inforiniog him, tliat from i dle I Stich were the facts substantiated Willi' titetii:S: 4 misilen: • • The liankrtipt haring. obtained his certlgo p asse o r s ' ' • ' r .. lib•..dorm boniueffre'w.idir..l7‘;yell, noxious air prevalent between decks his 'health brad •.during a long and scrupolouleiteiplaitio° of , ski :y ' tile,. bowev . er, hiclrerdehlp mid now . leek into the :. h e i ta a_tr a ii s t c f e d.t...ro lei, j ,mrat 4 . were sutfered considerably ;• to this letter ' he recei•red'af.':' 'lessen produced . - '' ' ''''' '''• '' '.- - •i'natter more narrewily. 4 -As iirthe Met of the names ' ete s.a.aluit r el s eeti itr itt 1 ' - 1. fairsl—Juks 9 . lowing reply,t.-- i - i Mr. FER • CWSSON, in stating tie Op caw, os t h e witnesses who -woo* vista Alit petitioning gettosi; - .wine 'of *, ~' i i . l' - -.4iiii balm. ..- i k... In oequoint you that your confinement is In any • said, it had been - justly ttbiereett b ` OM' „,,rfereditor's delft,:stitd: the - eft eil h ,ltinkreptey being • isiti of 'the the beat 'trio '.. •• • ieff . . , . a . !cm .. . . ~ _ , ~, eA I rooky -3 '• ' y , t. . . aiestwite adequate to the lialUre of ,our otit•dek%•• I ( tterri'l • e . I „,t n „ r eg i , C og i lse lini g 'win! :sitlar f a 14- a t• condescendedisne•eheA .s .... „ 2• n 8 .00111 9. conclusive ; t i pp l o at ids' L..a ;1 6 47, tp .. .•• V . t,, , .1 4 1 . a hill I _„.: direct that you w 4. um presame to Lift i0,, , e on the liberty yout vt••••• DOW have. f.)iCieli regard to lour bealto licit;, endangered, n fit'urigung . ' ' ..iii • • s Of r .the I " i'ivr , - , iitg • a ei*Se•••la Ike. Ishtlitit isl t h 7's ; 4 u"-'.. 1 . 1 P.": !‘ e 9- " 0 Nprttleell t A CAUTION' 'TO Pitaintwili n • • ho _emit reprvridagypitip t h at .lie..d sh.mtki tante througit 'hot Tlisetor or instance, no fluwta• yf rhetnefe Offs requieetriali l , - Circuit, a tete where theofilipteee, whom he had ears _ . three yeah . of age, has heist ,talteit kl t!!! . Biligliall the shipoinT the ...one commuoieuied to ear, with awateita- i.• , • 'was ' • la i• d -(10 , 4 fat( vied h' h • lion iipontiii*iined and hug ,ur." • Ram; 'lt nece#sarywili .0 e . e s w h Is bri ef to-Pretie)cetllo4.4 being citik4, and "" Hospital, to 'have a cherrY-siOne eolith:it Witt: „ .. On thiiithe*Snrgeon of the ship, Mr. Clime it - ' . viould - he substantiated n evidence ;. the case ilia. having proapd a sing& isiriid which . the attorney find • ear , w hi c h i n --j ay p he suffered another •• .. ' was•sent 10 "Cept: . Tweerly, and told him•thet4l:-. Stettrir, it • Peg lArtid Vitt any , 'external .• ._to, ibi s Initeoctod hive they wealtt prove —the ettorney came his own age to put in. The parents ' tiquitht tiiaa,. ..pralt-ite adherek with . liwi excelitlnd'of ' • . Itfe'w, into the wAtieeie bo x encisproyede!ety thing him- tract it with a pin, which, when the z Were wimple to lirodie-wsli•sirkly, and•saffering for Want of aii.aud exeOcise: Copt. Tired, ieptied, that he email' not epithets on the•natiare fffibe,fl'efthidetirs ea .., 0 0, 'ill ger. ffielordoliip then r end an item of charge in do, they took the child to . the Illialli4; - :ti Psi take off the restrictidits, unless Mr. ClaPpierten re. !•they'occutred to MA' del rihi the'nirratite fled Com.. j• Mr. Gregory's bill- et costs, "Attending Massey late; the ori fi ce was mach iwolo SO ' ' . .fecieg preeented him to be hi Immediate dafiger. ..• ,- , ' lopletelyjtratified in the 'sequel 'by tli,iligharitiof She! litockpote, Rag, the_petitiOning creinior, and Gem , their exertiuns: the Surgeons trictlo iestiie,t It. ..fax 'five Surgeon describe/tithe nature of the:robin in i Bench), urging that the damages prayed for were;' Dodd; the bankrupt, en • the subject of pressing i • three successive days, but in vapt:; . gieloobatit; which Mr. Brodie •was•confined, k was - II and t less than the •case 'snitilted i arieribist, hid thelles-Me: Roe for the dent_ :due to . M . r. Dod d , .1, : bufthe stone was gone beyonAthe reach otthete.los lighted only from above by a bull's eyer.otfjolalog f eel be ": etim iii h is iliallY indicted, tile Leareed - COop: whirls he thieha ,mount - - ha , •opooltilY recovered,l that, rumen During these operationa , the phpielog the gun.room,- in which there were mail:SO*lo a --. ce"---• piiiiishinet, - ; 15Y impriionnigur t d . Mr. Stackpole, thsrpetitionisig,. creditor, 'flirt' !Ili! screams •Of the little ionneent would rend the 44414 highly putrid state,. and throogh whit; in • kad would have eq u a lled in deratiolk the Period of .Mg. ." je • cath • tit . '..efotW ' . .the commission,'" This; .bli.iltiaist:; and the poor child' watt ..roitirPefl to .14 Ilia! Brodie.' confinement. . . as.: •,..;. ..i , isterdsitioAboogittslookosl. like .concert, .uoltr . it„is gac i e 4 parents with pi bikini' reett ... weather, waterless. constantly•running - tOMA lei ' .... . in the after part of the ship. The air was generally . k s'• , • '.• ' Mr. STairrnar.4 tho-kdooentw.coneral, cattier irrlbn ' u well ; 14 ., ri.ntruntr'• :He• - ntr ui 4 r ei d " l e effi k tei , -- Air l‘f _4, _twas,:,-This 'Aipte4oes : ratte velum. foul, both free t4e4beitioaa eihrite wfsigrftell lti t "." -t* °". 0 14 t 64 " 161141.ere-114 " t t . : 1/ ‘= ; Itill Z4 644ll°' - e11a'412,3r141 - , j l / 4 . i i ! 4ll4 t 4t . *l-rgr r .ie diat , ist. al i iii4 ' 4 1er ~k ati ►ranittru°° : ' Vn . 674: an putrid provident And steia, itOddrere - hlefojr no ship -the Arit i terit - tenor - , • , - r the Dolye •.. 1 MOndtir -.' -* .. 1 ••• 1 1 ' * ~..7. . sod ?, ( ktiraiiiii . ent. 'lt . said She is gene to ,• t ~,_•._., ,v.k.. + u .2 . or scuttles opessed -in the stereo? . sidet - •di the ship i " 14661° al"r I F "-° . 141iilli r ithis h 4 e6614 11 - • '.• F.I4,iII,Tti • LiAItRI3, IN ?nil/TEA of ErfraillsEl. • iitie up yr DINUe witte relation or, acquaint and frequently; -luting Mt ' Eitcidies - cod `finement i ' " 44 ' . i iti • g l ita ***l.° 114 16144.164 ordunagis' .1114. loss:cu•stated this to be tni application es - the anal In ttf UtlighbetilpeCtt - A.blioisAiromlay. She the hatchways were.elosed oriaceilbrit - Ofthe rain.— ' i ellsti l acesahlog aosurately.betweeh seek parte br 114 . pot ef 'the; asst nee; Ode,' the 'Stet' cpintniiiiAti; all . wa s , co neeyea in ati:o--- p4llit, with such part a her In respect to the cabin s -it was nottroisi dint all the ' PlailW,WV tr.atlllelit *.inek4l44ll iiiiii44 414,6 ) . tiankreft_issned ciet.agefusl#e'bankruptio this:case-if boasehoid foraitaie ea Ailed not previously sold. ethers below the upper deck , : - • bia ow ii eopshie‘ ealtrauels aaarossiostly th e ro i l ud.i.under which he had notohtamed, his certificate, fit! i She t ei t t apiterl fella, art wie - Pped et,ip woollen, The Woodbridge it a ship 'of 480 - tene burden ;of tattoo. • !In , the /armor Ave 'ern . ' " . , Ito t r' an order ' on the assignee's under the Oiee4Cotnmisiiall i h er , :pot, Vniglixposed. Altheelk there had there were six eabins•on that deck;itid - ftln .;vodka ' s I wh°l6 of ' t / S.B ' .e4sli t stail4t •C t h e. lieners4' Iry '4 l to pay over to the assignees u nder the . fi r st 'carat brit crisigtriatile popular clinuttir :defies , the'early was one of the snow comfortime. • - Af te r .. rhe . de. which. he did, sir dtfend) to.hwes. a risetigfratallai i'mlsrion thv. rho!eof,thebatakru i pts effe cts . intheitlisset-.4 .1 0 1 1 . 1 .,.pre j oh l d i pan g ii,. when . it was parture of the ship from the•Nhiuritie4.*:llrodle's 1 Plolutiff's oujustillable refusal to . entitionn,4o9Pdety. binds, r '... 4f, j s i. e_ a si lt ea.. t-'...e —ec„ ''..: tisfying the debts ii t aawa 'she *as preparinf to !filet's; yet *pie who h ealt h , herie . b e en greetty , redeced r weeiirteeed Jif notilidtafttell, *WOW Calttein's tole, •ssoi4swe . ilo. i i .uncler the fled tomatbd ss+ ioll ha the eatetit bf rs in the were Coill i ef i ll 4 htfritivinefelliii, 41d :pet ietery. _ 5 e• - , bad .. • f i• - - I servistrtionnotoosomplery ponitplowitit% it 11'1;017114 . •pooltit "...• - .. '' • ruPt . • Hit' I Os, iud. - ' sway without * ,l of - ' i her lieeLt*ir . fre qilOo ..,. 4 ;, ~ ___ y f ltiat _. . __ stock ..,4%. nt airanoirthi.4!;4o. et the . eitsitgagee; the contract, thereflik" V i lif s deliliqi co .teary to Act of P ar . Ihreient. • ': '".`'" Sire .s.stosti i d: . it said, his Learnedairiend had dot State/11bn , the case. It wet perfectly 47 true; that at thit, of execptins the mortgage i n queitien, tg g timitriOstidt sta n ding in the name of the more , and *ma hi bad transferred to the use of the n bentroSit,' as * the consideration of the too ' ' tiled .is gestation; bit, it was equally Mil, % ilorsitter peiied, ismely, in the year HM I .. 'lib. aeetUagee . transfers* stock to deibli ' awe* to the banhysphithere was ths I then stawilig in this name of the molgagee, stock . hi the i pet cents. to the umount of 26,001. which be bold 'oat to accommodate the benkrnpt, but part of which had since been re-transfereed m . or otherwise discharged. The LORD Cwsncekkon said it welt . iiispossible • for him to call this stock.] ebbing. c The Petition was accordingly 4A:tied, and the costs of both parties ordered to be paid out et the estate. • ea west - - „. h: llt is nPlf pipla4ly ansarstood, that rycir'ctfloatallyarl not wls bay, beep io re P ° ! i o* -- ()eki t efetclitts Ali. 19 4 vott=saytommic \. NSW holpiail at Ms '- Of Utility effects of ezpoSure to i air end Anetirtiertise,,,l . th . ll* , eitide 'alma/ g a 1 a ... 0 . tk ojaappri iak . . 4 .. . _. - • ~..,149tiTioti. Minaetited to this, the assignees Mr. Claovert en. on thellth or Noieltibere. addrelliali s b el i b to ib e ,:i i ;;;;;lth e 'i s j i i r ; l ß CZir t i olim pim . the r edil ' ' -• - * eerier °l k e , sepnd . co ..____ Ltintissti_' • 9 als o rrjaiulng ell - 14 . ill ap t ,, ii -' Nl' aavirrial* itliiLl 0111""'Pe..9"9•1049111WC, incur t 1 ill " 612- ' - ' a " tagepoll4, 't.assodk' ' ''' . Aria Commission. .... i , 40 .„- 1 . t., • ' isi 1 11. :net ma As 6 1 , 0 f! -- ;.7. ; ,- Ilte i.tithittilltCgtBProurac th l 4 ria114,14, ' li . ether ni l ‘l O O l Ol - ‘ 4 iltli. Wle:01 1 4 1 .1 1 4 1 $ circler, *es in, ~teq Olney. . ?wed i' the, sullitiaais or Ow - ‘'. • • - n 4 4 ~ ,tfi. i;q4iljo. . the It lbeitie Alit ektitittitteer . „, , ,„4, „ „Ti:0 , „ . .,....,A04./T4 1 % 9O ()PIFER. bet a 4gOkirrirlais 14,- 'l'lietOßD CHANCELLOR sat ,Ve again held in his lefty defile air MN .zee* i band the 144kittrfts die ifyit Pt lialiiiis Co ri t ui, *hid' T hi* obtained.fna We Wiiiiiilllitheitillaily IdeffsilloQ ASS , WWI 4Matietnett9etteetitoat,itt ihe'quaryd(ryt a t ritifit 44. untie! their consideration lasi niht. kle bad log °""P fnrecasill of th '6141)4111b146.10410 4 4 1 0044 PrOriii4V iiiit P iaitel.ei ~ p 4 ShrOugh4ll din axeminatteas of 14 bankr upt, hour% each day.. .. ...: '' "3 . ;I:Ni . 'l 4i Tligtepr. • •%-* • .4 , " 4‘r . 0: . . 1 . ' .r• '• '`l''''‘' .' eehfsitheltniielf, hoii4llli, s 'itAcfly * to 'the' matter The, other .privations and. ininfiee 'eh* naheNlll.O.MAlN.:Stgiattbtriiikpettetgy c.oincieW *ltli lir: esitained hi the moturny and after giving to it all experienced et the binds of the Defendaaboteraohdr - fleigiiiian; et*. ItiotAlta Dateadaa hew ea!rinaiy .that tuentlereenitthwitkia *filch he usefully could too arriving at Port , Losis,- he glade tirweipplicationa' bailed helhee.!!rjri t . . khe pentibtaildtfftnytt . ht t ell - 41§4 :k e . epolil,got.gair klvslite answers Were SO Illtik• to the Captain to be permitted to go on shore.to , .bems 00041/1114144:44tiWrii i itelifiAliiirloqg laptiltery that the bankrupt ought tg be discharied.— disi ) oPt.ot. hii Iteeeelaiairt; le ike fire% 'be ' treidied this ail Mieotipektripee@oh . ho4 M'l4l_o 'i, 111 ishi4itatiiiao o , kind itatho4o.t .qlp4.. die d4tot: for .reatihreflOithitMolditdr - be lagikiiifilebeilll"W 44 4114P01~ . 14 101411144 r 411.• 1.4. nmes4olllillowaseit !'l. bit saliti • mai • • .te:t3:o. . ,010.1441t.i. *V ,1.34•4110 , 111. -Us .to - ..t.' . .3 0entwv.ri ._• pow ' 4. 4 , ‘ 0: , t „,, ,5 ,..., ita .., . • l i b :, , ; etiv «l ~a .: . 41 . .' •• . sir, C. ..,'. t o , dteirlil-41V):V!,:ailt..;:-..pirow... I la - , •.• • 7 - L ♦R •ll Il ..) fl.f.A a • -",agitelfiat:.,:* rolloWing letter to Captirtn. Ttiliedyt: • • •. .‘ t a Tri g0w ` . ,4.... ... ,10 1 11 4.• gir • saw wan Misted Mr* 1 Ikea Mr. Brodie hen hadAitkfoleifitibestOthiejnotte4 l ul " Tut smits id o • . •me ot_occonat, of the AMlelit hk kliddaNkatflutice . - • , , rabilLl two olownw I was call•d Mkt . t_ wow ft round Ishii *lifted 011 b • . ilinliP , t ' . Th r Manning cym Moos. If ii :ii•l' L.: Si . aPA 11414Wili aludi # ' 4lfgriliti- ' miuttt okb only a little abotroco4 - - to *ha 11164 1;4 4 _ IP '; " l l^ 4^ _,_____-__.. 1 " . " . w' 61 4 5 usgs and atntnach.4 a nd. Isi myoph_li k el‘ hut WFRL aleinUMll.4l. Ilir - isspoup•So! oreakiou,4l fty uost,of eaesviAe sokivote ion4pomeat o * ._ _..._, L dir - ?If rocord — • Ind F. , 11 atmospit.re whi4h prevails fifivtes4leet* poking& wwo'f', 1 4° Wili'- 17 4,1 411. —. 7 "'.• 7 _ s. r Oben, on UCCQUIO of Ike. II efekS• Osis4cliet am 1011 as ::-Iseit het: MOW litr Vir ..ei • I - - THE STA'rESMAN6 . . . _ . . .... --- -__ __,...r....„.,...: ______ of all his ways and the fOrillei. It en ayst. be ■ g e l dell-18 th e ls4lellge " b y the veal " 114 alt .1 " 14.4.1"*"."1111111111601 " 11111 ""hat t lfilt ittY. (•.,. 7. 7.: ,„._,_.• ' - - . .a..: !A ... the injury. hehmi lootobtal from the Ultreedeot, care- the Commissieften wp_ol4 44kfoift ettly r opportat ity see".° ll Mtali o d. • S'ae. 110 - eiT4d . thil fallow. ttillY separadagilfrim.that which be hadilearlyf by of calling die bankrupt again before them, and that ••• . - hier= ow's: thews. a illiesett! 1 ; they week's* Itiffirleektitlitetinps or, it was to b e r tr-• - .t• ~ .1.1••• .-.-• -•- .„ , • ; tie— ~ • . ' he __ L A R itmo& Ai litglq eriresasiffla deadest atoll • .. Ito. . . 11 0 1141 "M t " v ", . . 7r l • l rWirtrF i f i e r'l lo ‘*"lliti his i t ar r tiiia :L h o e wo h° 4: l 7:l7l °°° " ° 'm ra ma t .l l . t . 12 *mai o'ywildest. ilse.ooo4satapirsntsks!l tatty th t me f ., co puode ßto s tfiii i hr, ,he was therefore at libestyho Moose 4 his 1: tfigt a ti„:ll l l, 4 4 l l!klifi* ' POos t g fft•nolliew for. *" la i i i taidee k i_i 6° ' ,.f rett° PflAP•Ttfittipally but as every thiv there was done *mirk lurmegois tik go OM/. ~. !,;•. jg „ t:•, i ft ! ,si :i" . . • ,s r .........„ ,, ...,.....,., . ~. wee-aay etteasliklitheihis belepra shore. 7 4 eith0.,tviii , ..Dateos__Thogs f itaineomond tires w ith - kt f or . . 04=0 W E.; t ili t i t go. . .. peewees whMerawiaNew you (*gait theakip 'MUM , „ ;__ __,_ , •'' "'T • ' • - • . . • ty airs of briagintywe seireblie petite. - " . Zali OFSsilf,escit. t ! „ . . , Plaintiff having, tintinehti on shore at Part • tirifsitnig.. " . . .:. . which • reqUired itis i personil attendance be-. • tiir liiiiiii6ENCE.. • ' 't,; " 04 2311 `,. :1 0 - Oil# :kif.t h f*lih..n!!*lite lim e Commissary of Pollee, the Defendant would Mr. Kum s • titetigs l M Ti. - ' ow him to . tia'ri the sbip until accompanied COVii:_ifitellitiClllllY, Ave.*. in spoliation on the lice gtiard: 4 lDuiing the first few days ' Ofhir . • - . . part of *tratoottis, to *en Otirt to 'the, pleat' ( et the Ma niqusi whilst the captain wet ton : .. 11X•PAIMIliCh(7011, IS 11111,110 211 . osi. Dope. sobot . p r iela bryi s h-Rio ntue, Ei ti. os ties est : K*. Brow eeeve on eat, an d din e d i n the . - Sillaieuer. RAlteklatr aldd, ' Ode •P miti " bed been of ihirkikripiadin Barbour , and . Wbidt debt teal !!!!" 7" 'l !'' ' . ,sect4l'l livr atate l ""---, l a— Votpro : ,poperty x - iiili the . .'Blhirr c eiffieeri. Mr. Brodie contri- ‘lx 44 l ).l " td , ist, order that lhilr.. GregotY; it ofnd t " h ti e ni i t th tbo ueo iao . rt n ia . te fiti lt i tst a ' ; ,W ark as liilindeicuLdieder th e 1 dit4Ptl'he° illaltboLf.srmeinklara.Wphst:Yttalll666lll4,l9l-41:rd'r1i'.11.41741.: ith thein i liVh. e . Plitt* expenses of this table • . lieitor for Ihr! Xiki - opty, Ind gee PetWeertefio_Ma i nee. ~t sopliee 'n was made on e th . ling thir;lltE Fitittrirdant wrote to Mr.. MIN ' I . (MIA& Me Wring there, and. Mr..Mitcholl 1 In g i nvestm e n t i diror's dept . .' Mr: Gregory th e 1 tigs oili;:T r .liir . Brodie had an aow Alta an aids. stock.jobbini ; 1 . 4 t. The _mortar dee r i Witted e d tothWettietteffien thi three theutind poitads, I, e__._ lt, 111 whi ch be Millftd tigh' . ,_'eleeee . o f e te seee _ ,b' contract betwooW4 parties for the! t nsfer of e a ppeetoeitby'lhotkOpiitioil i er One of thevit-.1 wh om „ __ tltt r,t r We* OW 4:4 114. • ("I " "-`'°". o g l c ee to e be . tl r e ; l l ll l l, o 4 : l ; l i K k etiat • . 00 ti T i t: " i t ed ere :li w e a s s eiz s ited stoc t thatise had weafaiweelosis'bt net mini iliff. , 1 T lltst f l it tr ill l)M is sot as ' to n t t H ich lut " f * .-. 1.... . _ . . . . . . mom s the 19th imithatT it Mt Ihtber't bone at E 4. iiisaisoOki: r ick Made of 'duty College Cambridge, 8 04 rid' ". .0a Wedaeolay, at Haollitte. serlberier tifter a ioag anti painfhllllllo, 4r the 70thloar thi w s toili age ain ihntrat-Creeeral . Skate% Colour. et the frirjai nil eseibles. He was haltoo4o Ilajoo•Goliwal Illtereett; **brave defender of nerfeE 6 Tortilla, who Miaow Ilk litlard ataratry whir the trul wider Ike filarrittloof 'Op Teesdale kit, at illackfrinet. Mr. John Irabaa. an wo,...ewelt . I. whom the City of Lpodpa were mew ' • ` 44. • ran and re- pleb*, end. by Atkin the - st . owl; arkd Cm , Meters' 011 oak earaoloplag aan . • hatßeerMollbd No" 41 • perms With Oa tm/age ~ tia ff ea u ! &Aping 1 ....."\—‘...-•-• --.-----P—.*-t'e"L"--4r2 'I lIIMItt vorniur- 77 ' '. elmoNisii..,r -use& at sk• ' ' r.: , ' a'4 1111 ,1 0 POlikk• P r ala t Vis • r-- • - .• . • !•••••• -.• .• .' ..: - • • *We. -410tiv't ...4'4••-g ' •.,...' -.... .. - • • 16, .\ i 1 ; !. " ~~~