The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-11 00:00:00

1;, From the LOS DO G AZETZ o divo. 10. X. _ 11 .1" -- e. • • . ..., t.O • • ...% • ,-.;•-- .... - Allotirall.q Pike, Aug. to. • - Estrin cr n !Alter fr...m C Timm nregoirs . , of Ms *IMO Florio El. run, ;Odle-411 to V ice Admiral Sir Richaid Ketit•:, K. ti. C ..... in.oolri in-utilef nt Newfoundland, and trains witted by the Admiral to J. W. Croke', F,sq, • . Ili. Mali-lit.'s philip Elietris, ne SI. Pro.,'., Jut ~8, ISIS. • ' I have the honour to acquaint you, Oat his Mr: . jetty's sloop under my command captured rstterday;• atter a. chase of six hours, the Grnwlar,, a -"pry, Aow Ameticau pi ival per .schnotier, pierced for. li tgatie, ' and hating one lung 24,puuuder and. (oar WW I . wits 60 men. . ;. part . , ..mm.111.1......"' . slthifie MILITARY PROMO:110Ni. ',, • Vint • . ' -- • • • licensed Ira. I)(Nre, Av. 10, 110. • • ' the - Tilt Royal ftighnes the Prince Regent ass beta pliped,. in the tans and on tbs. 'sluff of his Majesty, tg- appolut the On-. argil Orr-nientineed (Meets of the Fast Indiav CnftrOnlty`S' Forces ' to take rank by Brevet In his Majesty's Army la tke fast In-, v v " rr i only, as tollusts: iluir .Covrolaiions la be-4814 .161)6.4; 1815. • lIAJOR-IRNERA IS • Neneth va,epherson, ceo. .r us ) ell, Sir Ewes Bailfle, Bar t. Jahn AlacclnnnW, H'illiain Palmer, James 1)uno, James Isiras•ol, John Paler, Georce Roberts, Cristo Vitors, Arehlb;,ll Brawn, Rohm Croker; Jatueii KOH.; Kielard ! Care, Sainnel Watson, Imutia Worms, Gary leclaade, Geo. Mardythian— 1 To be LIFUTRNANT-PENERALS. . ( :0 CON KIS Nicholas Carnegie. John. llonload, John Gordon. Thomas -L.l lit 'else, Jll so Cuppage, ROSS Lang. Robert Cell, Tredway Cites., .i illiam 11. Blaelif •rd, Malcolm '(:rant , Job R Raider. William M illiamion. Henry NliitrN•antriel hlartlat. dale, :alines :Asegregor, t hanks Runtley, George S. Brown] Walker D. Pon colt — To be 31 AJOR-GEN ER A I.N. • I.IP.UrEs A AT-COLONELS. 1 :ohs !Liston, Robert Haldane ' llotirrt T. NM*. Thomas ' a d ieu , .s so . T onne , Tlinmas Hawkins; Francis Rotleilfe, I John enter.. la ..11..r. Insealay, Lewis Thomas, aithard 'A a- ' hen. lt,obert llossie, Samuel Palmer. Thomas Hardwieke, Thomas I'. lta-set. William Aiaelend, Eduard O'Reilly, Henry Wel, ..r, i ;ewe.. Ralf ra-s. Jerriniali Simons, Smaiiel‘Villiam Oi.,g. Robert Gregory, John I).•heime. Philip d'Ativergue, Sir ..item %.41rolui..loain H. Sysnons, Na hauled Forbes,. Au nee .. yipp e e, tricharil Frith. James George Graham, Geo. 14 si,,, Sam. g•l-on, Anilrew Ntaesill # v l floury Grace, John Aanuld, Caarles C.r.in far d - To be COLOMBIA • AI A./4MS, . , , . Nia.:ll"ni.e, 11 4 111 am Lewis, Charles lititimit.Joho Colrbrn he, ~ o ho Cro dell; Diehard Willer bv. John Nu•hall, Mot. r I,,,gur i ia.h•, riairowl 11•Ileven , Willitoo- Brook., George z itahan, Anitmay Adams. WO Nicanall, Peter (;rant, mad ' • - 'Wiiliatn relpinao --- To ne LIEUTEN A NT-COLONELS. . . .1 APTAINS ' Wint an , Flare, James .I.imond, Heigh O'Donnell, Patrick (:,price Muir, .lain Nnfilis. Jant4 O. •trown, Anthony Wel don, Robert Bewley, William ISektaon, Archibald Watson, /ivory Unisase, William Die), John Wink, Thomas Fiott .de I.akillaud. 11.inry Redlaud,John Concave, John ro thcringiuttn, William . W. Situ art— , r - 11l be MAJORS. ral OVITIe ' case, Mr. traaa had argued in support' of thtit * , s. gas don ; and . .. Sir S. Rostmor against it, on a former dal!. Mr. &Limt now'followed, on the same silts with. Sir Samuel ROMIlly. The Defendent - had .barn !pleased id his answer to deny. that be " keep ' ipep-, l iieved i suspected, or had reaten to suspest;,, theft ~. . part of the ground in . question sold as *see , Imp, groom! was a licensed encroactiment from the * s estet,' only that be had. heard the same from geni;iii to. tneut, and yet:it 'Pat aeseited epon.onth that In till, .year 1801 f the -Defendant• beim then etse:of 14: Committee -for the protection of theishrilitqlot it licence 'for this propertA and for Otbitteirou', purchased from a Mr. Compton, continued...': imposcible,*the Learned,Coensel contended; Defendant could -have forgot , that twelve ye w's ' he himself so dealt with this very property. It wet also sworn, that besides the coach-house aitt-stable in question, .tour bosons bad-been built on a portion of the ,waite; that the Defendtot lad hoett *ten viewing those houses white they were beilding,-whia some 14erarros who were present 'remonstrated with .him on the ,impropriety of building on ire and's* hiCh . ,IS as the property of the parish{ whett his sold, obit the hoops which were in the course , el being Waif were unt his., and that he was only Viewing them tlo# a friend.. It was•straogt., that' in the year 181? the Defendant should have forgot this •Itnether gentit4 inau else, of the name of Elliott, it appeared had it: pronclud hien in 'lite manner for encroaching on the .. }..,r: _ _ _ MEMQ.ItANDEPL • • • The fnilnwine appointments, as Patel in the,ftszettes gr 41411 Slh ae.d the IJth June heti Uwe' set' eh pram:' V , . Chandler, to he i tiokplial Ae Istaatio theliPorm. • su-z-0.1 Morrison, from thn leith,LightiLlempoos, to be rityli. - eian . fervent from the 9th Foot, .to be Surges's in thelOth Light Dreztions. • •, • • ••. • Buckle", from 48th Feet le be Surgeon fise 9tb Foot ilfrisirtnt-.Strcen Ikephenson,fmai the aM iteo4 to he/area in the •Inth r tint. • , • • no.pfu seentl-51ste Andivw Tenotreio be isSur geon in the I3d loot. " - • . • property of the parish, when the Defendant (fetid surprise at the intelligenee, -and'dentavid.'tfietlte purchased the propertyes a freehold. 'File lAtelfrol ICounsel declared that he could 'Apt. see 111 t6 l any appearance of that kind of - mistake' Cud prehension which should mime, the Court toilatee. I. fere in granting leave to the Defendant to file this supplemental answer. • • Mr. SeaA ea zit, on the Am side, contended that the whole object of, the present applichtion war to protect the Defendant after he bad sworn what was not true, and after he found that an Indictment' fo r per ! jury Was about to be preferredtegaifist hint. in hi' Ne 4 mare's case, in Brown's Reports, the Lord Chancel. for had .refused to allow. a •supplemehtal answer to correct the statement in a former answer, even wherei , it was obvious that the party eould have •no interest 1 in misrepresenting the fact, aisigning es iris reason, that if the Grand Jury were satisfied that - - the mis statement was unintentional- thef.trdirld - theirsi out the bill. Here the Defendant. wee: Intereltedin the mis.statemeet to which.he had Made - oath; and it was' hoped his Lordihip would see no reason fOrellowing him to put in a supplemental 'answer. ' - I Mr. HART, in reply, said the question hire was if the Defendant had pat himself in theiteationto en title him, agreeably to. the genets! rule of . the Court, Ito put in a supplemental snorter. , He knew that the putting in of that soppleineetat; &never would not I protect him against false sweating, lie might hare I committed in his original - answer. On; that subject he defied the Plaintiff to do his worst: If bethought to bolster up a bed cause, •by- resorting to a cri- ; minal prosecution of the niters alluded to, he ; was surety entitled to take his course: Where such prosecutions;howeveri were wantonly brought, courts of-law• would not fail afterwards to deal , f with them as they 'deserved: That the-.present questionlad already.been decided• by bit Libnialtip t lie had thought coeld hardly be disputed: It' the case Of Jennings and , Meilen et:Mete; where cer tain letters were Called for, which were swore not to be birth, custody - of the 15efenttentaf 'Mr. Stanley having discovered, sometime after, that suCh lefties were in his custody or porriril though be had male , fore adverted to the fact, °Maitre& leave to reitify the statement; by-filing a suptlleetentahneever.' ' bate case of Wells.and Wood; i'dmilar aPplicitioe'wits refused, but expressly' n Ibis ground that the party had• not , sworn that he didnetAnloWlile fat( at the ' time of filing the' former .arletr011:"In the preient case, •Mr.'VreecOtt having it'clnirgedtgarilitlfni diet ther• fad! iof • part 'Of Oft 'greet& beTng uri elhe i ritait& ment.floWthe waste, hid been . the eAject of dfsetrs-' sloe in. lit Committee of hieedtdtir: of the' Fitts, Concerns, of whom he, .atihe time; *is One, felt himself bound to order 'a seereh 'Of 'the Co it. tee Books, 'before he answered the alleghtittik: nag done so, 'and 'understanding thsiktbithewere no entries . in' the• Committee %AIN% thatlubject, hs then answers the charge in the Uttitivii; adding that he had no notice of the thingbatlej general tittioar. Another book,towever, having etude his Obey; ht which such' an entry appeared, hededred lehie.to pot Ina supplemental artswer l 'stating'thitfaccrif Which, till then, he had beeb Ignnfarit; nth entry defilin g , lo show whettrer the Defeorlant mai or was not - Pre. siint•et such meeting of -dew Gishesittee.. .No duvet • had-been used agaiwft )1354lettindant, 'therpfOre it could trot pe . tros6,4r4iall bLa l i c ioa o Citi o it at had been insinuated , 4.ldp hejliilkOespe forward , leeve to -file tMs IpPßeMitititalsz: 2 7conteitSus that i caghtbAve.ito OWE fiwithvf asitwerrwhibt . ~.-v - -... ;• -.I - - .. „ •• , t, was •. 'hiet c o, priopittis. the assignees of , gagre• • Ed lion, who become. to bankrupt, might be di- • • . The Loan Cohivcan.oft observed, if' the peti. tioper had. paid the mortgage to the mortgagee, sh e redid toindeveii iortifteatefliven by the Colonel of Th would l!art s had a right to an assignme n t o f the terni. the. 10th reglineit, that a quantity of blanketi hid s, tiro was, if the deed executed by the h an k. 'been dethered ibrEddisdn, Wile 'had - contracted for e que rent_,.af•the dissblution of the partnership gave the filiens. -Fddisom,.before his bankruptcy, had delivered' petitioner a lien on the property, or made her a ge . 'the sort/Scats tls Rowiands o n a n d C o . f or . a d e bt neral .. • r S. Romiux said, the bankrupt thereby agree d due tollsentl, *ad it came for a valuebia cousidera- creditor under the covenant. floe - to . the - Petitioners by assigninfit, It was stated,. .bi Thel2eccime the 'the pert X the Petitioners that . these certifica4es.4... t tO. whole mortgagee . LORD cnaircat.r.oa wished. it tit Iffad t il l coriwit&it cfrealatkod - in b the t lOy t and it Was . the arm of ir , cheek given lii a bankrupt; , Tfiursday morning. . . baekriptcy, which If contended took . sporrma •ir ,_ _ %, i .ENAs . v A.RIETITV:-•••• A esteruty TA 'turner, de it of.the disposition of the bankrupt.. , ' . ,-. . oeuestrian,.wno beat %Apt. saarclay's -groom 100 CttAxclz.t.on Liked, whet would ,¢ e the . - ,; • • • miles,on Sunbury Common, in May,last, for a greet such an iodine:merit?, iswered, that it was wished to - ge . t the lie run a bye match of a mile in ihe. City-road, and it would then be tried what -ad - t a r 45 City-roa d, giiineas 'against Mr. floidiweith, a good .d be made of it ; and that, at a ll e v e n ts, • 'runner. Rainer gave his antagonlst - 100- yards at starting, and in a quarter of a mile he placed him. indorsenient were made, it would prevent if in* aituatiou to pass him it Any time. Holds person having the legal. title, and enable wsrth did the mile in le” thaw ,Ove. minutes and a ors to come to an cqeitable art angement •; ,__,. - _. emu b ut t h e nentmn.lnn paSsed him with great ease .3 ip said, that a person could not he corn- t osome distance before the end' of the' race, and won pelted to da a tking which could have no legal effect ; it eleiiiiii: '' Rainer, who fine* the champion of but his Lordship asked whether there was net some- . Team' trianiam . is again' matetred'fOr 200* guineas to thiog with regard to those certificates in the.Actir re do )100 aides, 50 forfeit. He is to run against time, letingsto the pay.ment, &c. of the army._l anything - f . land he. is_ engaged to . perform it in 18 successive ,of that kind .hould . be discovered, the case might be . b ' hours, n which is nearly six milee,an -.hour, without mentioned again ; but • if that wait, not . the case, -'. time for . stopping. He will run pver•Tenterden race stamp Would have been requisite, d th&cert teats ai i-.. - - i A oonne, Kent, the latter end of nex t . Heavy could be efinielegeleftect. . '.- .. : • • 'stakes are pending on the event. ' ' • - • R EX-eairi;ifilitit, 'ls THE ATTER. 0, 1 - BARRA:a I • 'The fight between Ford and Hartner was yester. ' This was a 'petition on the part of Baker, the o day finally settled. ,'Bankrupt, to iniperaede the commission against him. I Tbe . sporting world are anxious respecting the al. /his application: Was made upon two grounds; but ; lege& fight betwixt Alolineux and 11rton, but no the one relied eft - pas, that the bankrupt in the year itfdings of such A . contest has been heard of, except. 1004 bad nersposinded, wi j th his creditors for 10s. in li n g by the ! l e p ers . ft is very improbable, because tbiipmend;-.tbatln )808 a commissionof bankruptcy I Horton, who was beat by Cribb, is dead, and no 'had tisomeagninst bits, under which he had his cer- j ether of the name is knows ;• beside*, whatever pre. ace', but did not pay 15s. inihe' . p - ound. In, the ' judioe may ,be entertained against , the black, •we have month of February, 1813, the present commission ; no man who could stand against hint- except those wastirken out, which, it was now contended, was a : who have declined fighting. mere nullity; for ) bf :; o4A4t of Parliament ,. cooly r Monday afternoon, _as' the carriage of Mrs. [the person of the. bankraPt was protected by the : ;Veen, of - Taunton-place, ' Ilempstead-road, was I certificate undei ' the second commission, and, of ' passing at a quick rate along Tottenham-court-read, course, any future prciperty he might have, vested one of the hind wheels flew off, and the vehicle fell 'lir the assignees upderthe foi.iner commission; and with great force. A little girt, . not It years old, 'that fliere - wis twipripixtYpit which the last commis- ; who had her arm out at the window, had it shattered 1-sion could act . It *is also Stated to be analogous to so much, that it is feared amputation must. follow, the case of a setatid cetnallsiton, sued oat before the i besides other bruises. _ _ bankrupt bad obta hed his certificate under the first. ' On the ethei..sideit was contended, that the Coutt would sot anew the bankrupt alone to puke such a petition, and that there was nothing to prevent goods being-divided under the last commission, as such ' goo& mishit be taken in execution. The Loan Cuastcrzz,owsaid, he did not feellint telt called open to decide, whether the bankrupt alone might prefer such a petition, or whether the 'deed of composition was such as was required by the Act, as he was decidedly of opinion that there was nothing in the Act of Parliament to prevent the last commission froth being supported. It had been said, that it resembled the case of a second commission sued out before the bankrupt had obtained his certi ficate under the. first; but there was no analogy; as, in that case, until,the granting Of the certificate, Mt the property aciptifed' by the bankrupt vested in the assignees for • the purpose of assigning; but in thiacsate,. if the bankrupt did not pay 15g. in the pausal, but obtained his certificate, his 'Lordship apprehended that the assignees could not, as assig• noes, takt hit propetty ;, bu t either- the creditors,. a body, must get it by a bill in equity, or each I creditor Might sue separately, in the same manner as trustees undeir an Insolvent Debtors' Act, can- I not; as . such trustees, take possession of the debtor's I after-aoquired property. - • rX-PARTS PERRY, IN TNT NATTER. QV PERRY. It appealed .in this ease that William and 'Edward , ' Perry carried au . business b ironmongers at White. haien„ in tie coolie o>t Which business they borrowed stool. by *ay of mort,gsge;on'the premises occupied by. them •i • 300 i. (this . - mortgage debt was afterwards *44. • Vir•in.. I Pary died, leallog the. Petitioner, five, Perry, his widow and executor, width* other INticinttex, Wilton Perry, bis.beir.at.law. f Feb. , till which* period Frances terry and Edward IPOny had candnited in partneribip, a dissolution was agreed upon ; Frances assigned over to Edwird, who-was in future to caery on the bUsiness on his se: parate account, all the .stock of goods •, and, on the Ober 1 141 09 he coventated to pay all the debts and Ifiot4goges. :Edward- he'll% Aroome be.ukrupt, his aiihnees sold his moiety of .the mortgaged.premises for'6ool. being' fully 'gnat to *the iSaymfut of the whole mottgage'dabt. The argignees contended that' the estate of the bankrupt wal liable only fur eine half of die movtgage dthti and that ibt \ LPetitibuie his;. FaLiocts Perri, Was,liaple lac tito.s4er. htdfof !it.. The rellOone s 'th.e:other h bilitil,..qutancleo notal subject tothe Whole of t the 'potage • 1 - - Wednesday sennight,' as the gun-boats intruded !!for channel service on the coast of France, were pro: ceeding from Sheerness harbour to the Little NATP, lone of them, No. 17, ran foul of the Devonshire, of 74 guns, and immediately sunk. A waterman, who had a boat alongside of the Devonshire at the time, picked Up 'a Midshipman and two seamen, but a female and two men were unfortunately drowned.' lintom-11Atz..—The following fraud was ptayed off at Kingston Fair last week, upon two unfortu. pate Welchmen, who were there with a number of beasts for sale. Two men, apparently farmers, came up, and having selected 16 beasts out of a large drove agreed upon a price, paid 101. as an earliest, awl 401. more was to be paid, as soon as a horse, which *tie of them was riding, should be sold, which he said would not be long, as he had been offered mu. Kyby several persons in the fair ; for the remainder of the - money to be paid fpr the beasts, they gave a draft upon a Gentleman in the town, payable at light. The batgain bfing se . they retired to a publie.tton4 in the fair tnillrink, trhllse here, one of t he' l'Ositbrit. **sad th4ll4 l Welekitri - tire propriety of .stepping to the -Gentleman's' house, where the draft was payable, to ascertain that it was good, and offering to go with him,iand they went out together for that purpose, but soon lost each other in the fair. The Wetehman went alone to enquire after hisdraft, and soon ascertained That It was not worth a farthitig. He ippon receiving this informition hastened back to the public-house, but there he found only bls friend, tbe.ogier farmer having gone out, as he said, to try to self his ,horse. Under these cit. ! eumstances.tbe two Welchmen hastened' to the spot *here they bud lift‘their cattle under the care of a boy, determined notto part with any 'of them till they had better security, but theirdetermination•came too late, sixteen of the finest beasts wars already gone. The poor man immediately applied to Gleo non, and by his activity . Cight of t hem were discpser • ed'and intereepted . in f l air way . to . Smithfield, where they were goingln be re•-sold.. The personi 'of the ,swindlers are tlot,itiuppeats, onktiolin tolhe offi(evs,' who are engaged in .an notiie semis after them. • -e Prici• at WM 'A r a Lithe i, ending Aug. ALES pea gams: et: The Av .- 3 " Ain STATESMAN. ..... - . • . . . - .._...._ ....... _......•. ..• . . •- .LAWJNINLLIOZNOIL.. ' ' • i f ._ 41111. ! •' 4lllllillP - A eeblehe Deritlititkilt.elValP" i slAtr i ‘'-4 ... 1141ai • • . 17 t t a • . rlitad' •• 21 .f r f4 .1 ° iiPPOrt of IL. . ' add pfeealtiei et. eake:svreering,•• is the same miteeir rpetition, contenabilhat • the bankrupt .h ea k -• _ . c cor r ' csAiRT 07 oug,Ncitair.- 4wo. Jo. ..as if ne,lepctenetembli tomer had been Mad .. .. . eatnet! te . reieree 'the Pentlober front inv i t eut . cf ~._ . . rown e. telactXtr. - • Mr, aeitat of begged to set the Letaroed Cobb. mortgage de§t, liMettlect.of i that, covenant in I' 4 This was an'appliCatiee oh' the Ork of the_ De; eel fief a 4 to 'last observation. It had been, waste . triages': Oa, ..eilhole of fhetirerti ege i c ,Z l l fendant, felt' ilialre *to Mt • ii s t jp'pli i tiegitig o sw or to x . l4ort? tiny° , lag case reported in 3F.aie't rapt's:moiety.... lie bet Ween eheparties they tad t: ill answer' alleetlY Pet ha b 7 t r‘ Digiiiidant,. to a: bill ini,•: : th atelf the answers its such a. case 404 1 come as prenti 'Par end r , su rely. • The moiety eit• 0 fitocr against Mtn 4 th ie h ,lay which *h il l' the. belliarall Ink ead.that if the •Thitasidiet let • f prinwpal was to relieve the moiety of theaurety-.4 riaiotiff sougbt..lo'lifi" ' ' timante sr abatement right ifi.theAtaadiattlavit, that . explained sad Lbok moiety of the bankrupt: was to rellere the moa n , , . '''' 'mide him fro* !he' prl ' 'espiin property per. array i the ewe of til.fi t ipa swearing in the first. .fie. tilt - other tenant in coalmen. • - 1 r 4 4 mi 4 ..Y of chased by itrtn"frotit'tV. Adant, ea fee simple 1 veral . ceseX, in e iip l a r iteport referred to,,as M. RICHARD! and Mr. 011WW114, for the asst property, the beetraint lit fie 'time ,knowing, be-; I gain tit ; _ kelie doctrine there laid down. . meet,terititicted that the petitioner, instead of taki n g ; Hering,. suspeeting or havini mason - CO suspect, that part- of the ' soon so .seli to the Plaintiff. as. Ott la; M ia r ir . I L I - ta.:.4 .1411 :1te . he the had co ih n e tra oP r i y n . i d e oc " of trl n h e is l:nd di t ti .. 11- wi sse" th ta lt* king cni a - c th e oven est an a t t l s r ' om hal th ing e hiu -cal tkr te u n pt i . ted . wa h : f i l , 1 ebnplefgretnul, antr - iiti . vililelt there Were erected 4, clerJeg. th atalgir s i s ami on t i n thee, enventalanswer entitled to the total relief she here asked.. The c c •- t i e l l a ch.hatrise and stable, from ri p ti . of t h e house, was It „OP, • 05T4 ,44 4400 -cr-- iiiitrer la; facts . sworn to T r e u n p e t n i t ia ft le ply b th u :t s te i b m is t die nO dnooutlirretntdoertehde ptlcietibz; licensed encroachment from the waste. To this bilk' lb . 1 011004.004 hr . ! ~ .. , „,„,,,.,. . , the Defendant - bad given in en answer, in ,Which hel I.oia . Csimicittee, said a lte mould coasider alien on the estate,. If the petitioner hid sued 0., negatived the aliVgatoni in . lice bill, denying that he; of the IllatteTt . _mild. _ speak to •it to.meriew Morning. laankrept in equity, she could not on this Corena l .: t ever bad' any notice of,sneh i t thinc,. except by gene... If the table referred to proved Lard Kenyob's doe- have.coropelled, him to sell his moiety to pay V IC ral rtinsoitr. He now, however, in consequence of Wee - tbbi the estabuibEd law of the Mien it *Mild be, debt. If so, she could not come here against the some new evidence connected with the sitbject l ilitexisnportetal thistit sitoald: be ascertained. Lord' . creditors, this being in the nature of a claim • A Which - had recently cinne to his knowledge, and [ Tholos!, be bad. nederetood, .was of a 'contrary opt. equity. •• . , which had strengthened laic recol e; wished to nion. T*oolditrintice.was, to amend septets hp ... Sir S. Rerititz.2. 'in reply, contended that this iectyt be allowtsd . the privilege' of ' giriai In esupplemental - i whic,h means an myl was put to the }cart which con. was just the same thing - as if Edward Perry I e t { answer, explanatory of the . e,temetit In his G al t ant t:tiined the false . 44Iring; bit, by the more modern . given to Frances Perry an agreement in writing, that ewer; and which Comai r itil . 41,1 he . informntien. on tiontetibe of filingloppfemental 'ansiiers, the former. he would pay all the amount of the mortgage debt. the subject, So'far as consist' thirbefendeette is n 't'' ' . feele i nt t liathet an d .amid still bacilli, the Edward, from that moment, became the princip a l, IN THE KA : in - zs. a be n t d in M bi rs e; ; t e4ry tin be tied cam o e nl o y nl a y s ,t s it u e re su ly ret r y or fo h r im b , im i;i; knowledge, necessary to enable' hie Ltdallip St solioct tt prospaution.• come to a satisfactory judgnient on the el$I11!!°! the 111;&441111 LIM:Wilt case. . ' • • • ~. r. ,Or .sabtsosi., . •Ite from hie Moiety would pay hirtiebt to the Mort. .._ Iry ._ _ e_ _Jr t. __Aliiift V.. :J....tn.—is-a - ..., ik.... I.:lt'll._ , '....±. _ • AID, outras, 'lD,llt!e . I tt itt 4 ' *ate eo '' 1 '4.Frsed tell fie f . . ore hie bs.* 1 1 . e Tenet oal The LORD I ii ' ,1 . 1 effect of It' berg am ' s, 6 senrOhf, " ncit an hull l a .y other per r e 'Petitioner! . 1 ! its Liiiashi The Averno Prici• a BUUAR, fbr the Weet, enai SkilL per Cwt.. ~ • . • • • • Arprappe,Pricepkof, cqgX, qf ANQI,Atic,IFIXiettL I torte tY from the Rkoro;' -WerokJuli tt WWI 104P:taws r. „i nzti aria. siTril I _ l Ak f ki ~1 2 i i)tg. I, . wriair Aisnatothihtittiliotrlov -1 1: • I4* a. 111: crstuot Orttes. h. Fleet-tt~et II A 7:IC R I' ' I; . 1 _~~... J. Bentham, Tarm.tVoiSakire;inercbant. Ang. rt. S 7, Sept. ill a' the I hell Lion; Stockton. AttOrnier. Mr. Raisbeck, Sii,ekton ; and Ntessr.. Sliver and -Mei" Moistagyeestreet, J. !kidding, I.iverpnol, merchant. Aar, Jo, Sr, Sept. 21. at the Slav and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. AttOrnsy, Mt. **isms, v A. Pass. Stockport. Chethire, vie:nailer, Aug. 21. VI, Sept. 21, at the Castle lain Stockport. Attnroies. Mr. Walters, Stack. port; and blesses. Wright and. Pickering, Templi. J. Rickert, ()mne, ,lorthamptonshlre,bus6v Aug. 26,27, Sept. 41, at the Swan lon, Clondle. At loraies , Me. Barber, G, iy'e lon ; and Mr. Bald:•rston, ()wick , . S. Sauders, 1 lolly leer...greet, Shoreditch; denier, Aeg. /741, Sept. .21, at Guildhall. Atturoies, 31essrs. /Stratton and All. •port, Shoreditch. J. Kennard, Ploy/math thick, tailor, Aug. 17, 26, Sept. 71, at Guildhall. A nOriiies, Meson. Mance and Cex, King's &wh iten', Temple. , T. Carle-et, Herr ford,.earpenter, A eg. 95, 24, Sept. 11. at the (keen Heave lan, Hereford. • A ttornies. Mestra. A l o tt i rt 'and lkuolfe, Leuchureb-strett ; and Mr. , Here ford. J. Hockey. Ilinfteld, Berkshire, carpenter, Aug. 16 1 17 `!Kept. 11, at the Himadface. Inn, Reading. Anoraks, Mr. bigp, Reading; nod .Mr. I - lie,.Gray's Itin-sqn.ire. J. 11. Lanploa, M ands or - I.lace. City-road. carpet*, Aug. 111. 91. Sept.-11, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Woods, Sew Corn Exchange. Mark-lane. J. Barges., Bedford-street, Cosent-gardeo, dritggisli All. 17, 94, Sept. 21„ at Goildh.lll. Attorney, Mr. Whitaker, Broad *bort. Long-arre. Woid• iloinford, ietpaßer, Aug. 17, 21, 'Sept. 21, at f;til,ihall. Attorney, r.. Voting Symmid's lon. T. Fidler, Mild. nhlll, 14-, Ilk, cordvialoer, Aug. 16, 17, Sept. It , at th e Red Lion ' Inn. Newmarket. Attotney, Mr. Giles. Great 31.isk-1480, Lincoln's Ina-fields. • J. 11. tilting, aeon. and J. 11. Milling. jun. Paddin n, cora- Alrl 1 1. 24.:Rept.'11‘ 'at' Guildhai. Attor n ey, Mt. ' Done, Sint -r-strare, Fenehurch-stree'. T. F. Appleton'. linstadsdi•ch, prosisiop-merchant, 'Ang. 11, 1 1 1 1,1 e. 1.11, i attiaihihall. Attorney, Mr. Amory, Braid -street. nivionmns. Ant: SI, J. Horn, Portsea.ll.o,:seller-Rept. 1, C. and-W. If. s lip chandlers-Sept. I„FearuS. Cbeap r side, Knits lett shalt fad. ttrer-Sept. ", J. and heti. Corriere 11 . .11-emiri, el. thie A Hg. 28, r. Litigford, Leicester. rape. eserc r W, Held. ' Bristol, itaurance- broken ... ~s. Wilsna , Knighton, kidnorohire, tanuee-Aug.SI.J. uti Vew Bcf , treet,'S i shmonger-Sept. 1,411. - Navh, flan, item, Bedfordshire, screen... Sept. 1, 'J. 1/wekev:•.tiltiniee. ate •et, h ah r rasher-rbept, 1, (L. I)shsaa. ('ity-rood, Jevellee .l. T. Ra• iler.,l)orer. draper-Au ..11, S. 11, , k1, Hun- I •gh Park. Surrey, dealer-Sept. 9, S. A. Lambert. Bread.. street, rit-r -AO& 31; (;. Steveuv, Billericay, Ei4eX, baker-Se, t. 1, W 4 Rile, Loughhorottgli, stationer-Sept t 2, Si. Haves, jun. Clestsnat, ltertfordshice, miller-Sept. 5, W I 'Wilton. Southwark, grocer-Sept. 1 Basset,Basset, " C. set, Prospect-late r, La! beth, insurauce-broker-,Sept. ft, W. Cats Hytue.. ent, draper -Sep•. I,W. Altpliil. 1•:110-street; Chels ea, bricklayer.. Sept. 9, . Beckett, Worthirguin.place, Bethnal-green, ear. proter.-Aog. 17, .1. Sheen, Atienurch-Inne, wlad-weickadt- Sept. 4, T. Hewitt, Larhur,on-street, Fiteiroy-ionsare, iron. Milligef -Sept. 3, I'. Slinpson, jun. O . :ford-greet, bookseller- A ex: SI. T. H 4;1 opkins, 11;e-street, tobtteconist--; leis. 10, J. Higgins, North Bradley; WiltslitreOlituallen ... &lA. 17, T,Strscitland, Liverpool, merchant.• , CERT' I CATE5..4119..31, • T. Downes; jun Hereford, money-seAretter-,-. T. Wilson, Sen. St. Cis: 'mut, Cornball, iron-roasteivAil.; Prier, Tottenham: tailor-(1. Chivies, Genii -street, Stessid, toi , Sun-stre e t,' Bishopsgate-itteet,' slop•eller-J, apothecary.-J.• Conk, • Laostieds-4. L. arc i.atrtvt, nserchtust: zilt../HtPti:DiSSOLVED. , and R. Sewsll,..PcsuPLlllftel, - Cantef- Ints-T. lditttheng abd J. perry; Sher . Wynn amt. J Palmer. likming ,lartlace and W.,4lllt_sley..Littlfpeol. ton and A . Salmon, Ptecndilly. d R. Taylor, Wilson-Streot, Moordelds, F. Schwieger and 41: 11. Krohne. rod E perkins,,Prioces.place„ Commercial. Simms and .. coati-Wheelwrights-J. thillum and:W. fa,rmen-- J.. Taolier, and J. 1 1 : Suallswack roar.nserchaitts-J. Mae, ". w, , Jran, Hankervislith, A. Os. liCnigat; londuttlareet, !birdie. Queetsstreet, knepositle. wholesale. Door-twee, bone-mer. (yflewtltt, and' Peterafteld ; .1 . st 7. c7 owne t s; ! . (.: n I w ilC ltr i t:1 1 :; eourt New-road, tailor—( ' for--s. Crishn, stin-stree It.llole, 1-lingtoa, ap o th Percival. Fencluire:i4tet4 PARTNER.: . . .„. O. D. and J. 4,,vk, 0n , fptry 'worn., teal-merchan 1104, a hip.monnteri—.l. ham, a harenger6-1.. tier tour-tlealrri--M Thornton ..-Vi. Non lands and It. k0r5v.41.411.41--ti. E. F. Se I•.ni—tw Branen and E k toad. aprohrenrios—fj. Si Inv; Le.stder-Taut. coati 1 Cale, Mils end, farriers- T tyinf, - Nattle.nridgr, St, riNandt:f: qtair,Jun. 1 moo t Aga /A. A. Koi l est i W. Italtetuoutl 4. !bailie. ii roroszin-- 11. Terry and et1141:5 . 4 -• 1 VL& illialir a. 4 Sol/. het io ...... . 41 4 • ' • 7 • . it mort. 4 7 t:. I