The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-06 00:00:00

IN.m.^l. ~, : . (PAV aVOLIC. v ;;I:10 Tb (WIA e man 4 x. 41 ,~~.. .~ ~ • s , *.,Prer;: .. ~ -+~- . ;. -- .0 5540 1 0:1•••••''' ,..-----_ k BEPBRS.aIso. Hotel sad Tavert Proprietor'', io n ised, they way be Supplied with GROCERY rIA CLEM, at des lowest wholesale pekes: Those whose ~,„ o r Tea. Voter. sad News, law, will Sad 1 ott. ale odtalgado. of they wlll be awed the trade vim - mg es lawnl termle. rain" Duces 1 Co. 11, Stiasofretreot, thiew-bill, Les. AT D * PA "M. Gem, lausene. M Lea CAISTIIIIIUST. • fist hiside cemeisee. deed keep stead "Me. by g, A. MQUIIITAtiI sod Co. sakesN'S WjAU iNN, SR till 111R-STOET, gagaw-inta, .fl tkag LiOliT foal' COAE HI", ONO tree the aloe@ lam a— light Rstimilei Volanalt *he a now dey i s begtV il ilirough 'adobe*. r or b. 11%1Ribaldl. ' Ortesboai, Aullevor, Ilmstioui-1111Eglelses of .taidssrvoitZ Dover, DM :O sma ili l l si sesise m allr is i a ra s t d. & - "1 - 1"."1 11 1•Malia; aoLggl i g=imes sod lissiVlit err gait IMP*s pad taws i'otet". ogoldradarek lit a i lt se t o s tded.pralitsios Rhea to tw b e be sow* thsprepdalisharirbalisodet=rmbell to mew It 11114•10Nmwri, ee road. liUs lbw; gaggitompbon, we= t ie larn4 ster ibilialer. Havilbed egligehee sew il f s eeZ i akdi. ow, riarithrs at i past holm at tp a Gana. it smitharaptesa t by Oa /Ids is `t most rta s, Miroms of mibt, JerseyiNelorf , • Ram r Osseo, einem do. Ilhareyrisiore of the Owe to reeshm a ow tr .sad Ibis slipped which has !see egogrisiagg Mate coamememeat alba "Haim." Nosielog DM Ilisrveachoo , ha sad B&W peat Imerebra, doe, Esrliesmigh, Newsbery maim every lessee, at amt Verlag at /eh. May's, ate Gray mai Ise, Bath, sad the London Tesoro, 'rlasessootreat, edges' Rebid. early the nest monstug. Miran TO VIILLS, garroltaWATlß, TAUNTON, Alen ItLeSSOUTft. lte "Capt.'s."' new Liverpool light toad.. only eue ita so the read. eserylag foer timid.., sets eat daily at am; aka it Liverpool aist afternoon at ice, threat* Wa les. Latibery. :UMW ton, Wilford, Letiorworth. oltheratoms,USMeLl Stood, Newsseliee_Losts. It Peewit. Itemsleal, Molitlar"db* Mai 1 "a. • titicassm. "Votall. A W•MaiallodiMeabegise ,l Maniterd. &Ideate. Over**. laidaditakot Hartford.bridge, • Ittr, and Bagshot, mow poet mach, "vary afternoon, mew:Moen only. from Weymouth to Osman. Jersey, Cherbourg, Re. every Wolaraday sad ilaterday Aftersoons Clerk. llorneaelle. grading. Peterborough, Stilton sad on day coach. to "pilot", Lev*. Grimsby and iag at pat{. Th. may day week Us Bests. ''' • "'wren," a new Heft four beside Ali demob Penn*, and Whitehams gam with • sad a gaud all the way ; passes through . Avgleby, Grata-bridge, inclxviond, Catterlek, messaldatiass 42atiserby, Aberferd, Verrybridge. New atavalovil, ReeetrY, earosibllnt ead illiggilessegn sets oat every mordent. sa d * mit BM= wlik the greatest facility. Passamead b y litn el er plaasavw Ism idgeolage etilholr ag sowed II Rio ergs Laneeml **testi*, Klrby-=l •. Raley. Orals' d'ateetang light ansee. "77 Master, Newport, Whitechurch, Tarporley, Namptvildk, fiethwkb, and Middleilth, light post-cos* every ther m. Wakefield four-inside post-bomb, called " tboOdgessea" eery morning sod afternoon. Tk " Royal Express," to Manchester, Cane Ow, Newcastle, 14 - slsal. and Wolverkamplled tow fmmi hide past-eeselt, every afternoon. Only 0•04141114 on iiti Gelteehmn Original Post Coach, to marry oily Four Is. • etery Horsing at 7. flikbeefer, Bognor, and Petworth Post Coach, Monday. lledenday. end Friday Mornings. at a geetrair before 7. Deter and Canterbury Light Post Coady emery Evening ellalfisst 6. Ditto, every Morning at= 8. • ita Royal Express ,' new Sinai _lght pieta Inntlets out every afternoon, carrying Alellwe sally. Fads through Warwick, Leamington. Southemr,. West& M Dareatry, to the Saracen's Head. Bell-strealt ka text morning at balf-past 7 o'clock. Indented, btoekton add Yang light post-asieh every Ot ing. to the George Inn. Sunderland. tie- Express," to York. Scetrborough, Whitby, Shid4 lesecriand, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new 4 Inside Itgis Pr-rose:, with a goardthronehout ; sets out every morales Illo'rterk, by way of Newark. Seifert., Dopester, Fee , Motet, Taocaster, Darlington, Noe thallerton, Durham. bayeth. slid Berwick, and arrives at York the next mores lett lio'clsek lesseacers ending themselves fatigued on the journey, ay tut what shoe they please, and thee proceed on wittiest aradditional fare. bldecnorth, Weisel. Shrewsbury, Salop. and Holyhead taigat raw inside coach, every *Romp". tit " Snsingnam," Leeds light post coach, sets out li ef etternooon at four ; and passes through Bolded. ade, Eaten, Hilton, Greethus„ Grantham. Rawtry, •ulm. Markham Moor, Newark. R.tford, Doncaster, lo th...bridge, toil'. Golden Lien, Leeds, nest afternoon. l ar , stti4 and Soathmolton new li ght post roach , every k '"'"Y• Wednesday and Friday mornlegs at 7 o'clock. 'Amu and Packages only Two Pence per lb. Iweitettanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, 'lemmata to he the meat arreesble and oomplete public lettlece na the north road, being enequalled by any other. fume 11 , ;e and Ripon new light post coach, every after % at focr, mod right in the morning. longlown. Oulu* Omen. Annan. tinvotries. tiraa dl, Thorn) i~l Sanyahar, Kiln, Canmoek, Kingswell. alai mina of beotland.s tight four inside post coach daily. iliteept-m, Chatham, Romiester, Gravesend, Steed, alt ▪._ 0, end Rainham, every morning, at a pest 7, eleserd Pares ns " Royal Ec:lpse," Falmouth. Plymouth, Exeter, • doeimn. Penryn. Ashhorton, Totoesa. Weymouth. ...7 , eirr. Dartmouth, and Salisbury. every morning. at thread. noniron. even - met. Hrigpo r t, Mention'', " mkl " lo .lM. t. Bastagstose tlan ford-bridge, Rise:teeter, 114 ho. •• R. ) At Expres.." sew light four inside post-coach, '2O r rpoo:,llarritarton, Kuutsferci, Stone, Stafford, and Mice (oalc one night on the road.) every afternoon; et • tne Sutton's Head It:a. Delo-street, Liverpool, 4 rl.l,ll;^ ir 1.1.1,t 1 11141 , 0,1 n, a new light four inside day coach to ."Teitter bloadford, Salisbury , Andover, °scrim), Ha • ...-1114*. lbw., liter and Bseshot. 2b 11 .40 and Itothertem new four inside po s t- eeee h, v '7 turning, railed the The Express," and also •• Th e itehaet," at 4 in the a:lc-moon. l.ttogs and Packages to Leeds, York and Doncaster. too-ponee per ib. I S A SIOLNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint *de 414 ono tte Fedi that t will - not be account. s ty ref.', Passengere hey Writines,ltate, * *t ecte dap Fill. Pimants value, if lost, stolen, or :a -:el. e Wes! ertenwf am soeh, end the !aroma paid for '''' 4l ll.), at the barseee'• inn, LONDON, lEVEN PESCI litir CO& tif CET* ' • •-• '4; 14 i...?; I /... \ .;•:4 . • ' ..k - e:,.."\ ("---.... ...-::.- h -I I c • ; ' • • t 1 . )4J &? • 111,1,,,, . • 1 : - . • . • • ..._....., V, . I' • • .. • . CZ 4 17111 1114 T ir • . • • • 1 . , : • . i t L.-I ' LL:L ..............: .... EVEN PENCE'. - - .. -Ns.est ; Liverpool, porter- • .4 u, Neireastle-apon- rEarl, Cheltenham. odd, Lancashire, T. sir*, carders of wool ... 1t)- J, Chase and C. '. -::.'• -I. Lawton sad 0. ci :''... In woollen doths- S . :,r• alwasssien-4. Eilas- shlta, shovel-nana- . • ... Bedford-row-C. P. Olefins, vitriol-ma- kn. lied C. Oros% • i rigards the add R. I,:and J. Leese, of trees-S. Smith sod ~ Pasha, Woodlands. ,; 31 theme' 0. and . . , illgnot , 1 , , , ... r. weft & ~.., ~ • ,l' .. saOi. • . i had bees dosed • , rti •ti•diadibevAish . I . i a•beistleareperly• .... r Mtshief. Ita • ' Herm at the. paid i i trent; but bit Leta-. 1 or common law to le at all. lt was a' "r" ~ ~ oral Chancellor had. right, or to martin • . . thee Id *pi Alen. that> ' .. • - i Verdes congested* ... 'lied eaperienoe in ' • i - -- .... Montague, wished hip's jorisdictisn. thonlii be asked his .. • rould give it. This t . tot say the question. ' s ' it form. -Every day , at, and there might the case of counsel. --'' : .., ideal, bat he.weeld ''...t .. itcy. to the circumstance* bankruptcy of Mr. • to a considerable '..:' 4 . in of Mr. Montague ., er. Mr. Moots:tut issioners is fire the- the 23def February . ~ milsioners upon the • . • • . =Malian. On the n to Mr. Montague . - brief and fen. Mr. • • lost the bankrupt's • of to Mr. Montage. hut he complained . . rf for the interest t f I. sod bad received t. •. : : tag could be clearer :- . • - ato the second re- . • - from one - party end - , .. nd a brie(Alose pm e gave nice teethe . era It nalrht be a •, ,; given of necessity. : . i it there must hl .a n experience on the. deli that no retain-r A the north bad nut - "..•:r t A nt d it for the wee 3 : .e..,.... 1.-... rarsiovs, and Mr. . - :... : 5 - at gees' length. in instance of trot . Lonsdale had re- .• - Ain't a Lake-poet, • , as right to mentio:s -,it • thing-10,0001. r :'. , ' '• ..:,.. ring repeated all the . , his clear opinion Ir. Montague. Toe ' • f much on the net- t Mr. Lloyd's attor. a given to Mr. Mon. - '' I, give him a brie'. , I non an idea wliicri. r ins one. He haL -'< by retainers whe:a (tile men. The on- ' r were founded in attic, and not of th-r been in the prore,- nation was publicly -..' again‘t all pratt ce /I . ; I preclude Counsel sch a doctrine proved be worse, whatetez / I, and he adini.tert ~ . . t limit. Here the re- ruptcy. By the way . . than the rich ere- Id a retainer for the •rcations of Mr. Lee, at to hare preventetl rith Mr. Montagu-. r Ifidence in such a entioned to the cont. ation in which he then. No blame k costs. ' , - ;H.-TestDaY. id st Special Jaw". I ON, Eng, against the deftnil- hedged to have beers it stain interrogat...ies 1 of Chancery, on the ho prayed to he let . . deed of Martinique. . . Mr. GURNEY were ' '. SCARIATT for the . • - 1 . , ,unsel on both sides, : • , ... the interrogatories . .t - • ton referring to the I t appeared that the alleged to Lave com- levied with the me- at of the maim toga- ether the def., 4 nt Ile traitartions? to a reply wu not ma. .. • WEDNESDAY " The Grave for which HA. EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1922. fdbis Ma Field.' sod SYDNIIT died ow Me , "clad!" Notwithstanding the Immease overlow nightly attracted to thit Theatre to witness TOM and JERRY. it least be withdraws, for a abort time, on account of the peremptory engagements catered into der the prodnetion of a New Grand °Walk. Al elo-Dramatie, eharaeteristie, Pane. ramie, Cowie Marietta, in 24 Scenes, to be called GRE&N IN FRANCE, or, Tom and Jerry's Tour, Thigh has balk the whole of the summer In preparation. ADELeHI THEATRE, STRAND. INT AVTIIOIIITY OT 111110BD CIII&IISTILLAIL IVHIS present EVENING, and iluoisk sir We* J. will ha presented, Ildoh time, the rtelehratad Ost Out Music Cowie, Operatic. Didactic, MontillOor brigto• Analytic. Terpslaborie. Prusorsasis, Camera Obseura4e Kitravagansa Barletta of Fan, Fries, Fashion. and flask It Titres Acts, tam/ TOM AND JERRY. or, LIVE UV LONDON. CorintStas Tom, Mr. W Notwlisfa• biamso—Legie. WlikiasSn-4114 itls 4110;dessis•-.. ItutF ablittblf. Itlaboortt. • , - intoensioppa sip war mg* lestWitiiiiiielia nun . ear innrna ." . -- -- . - .- ATL EM ASSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON. leodluted 1808. and empowered* am Ad of Podia , meet of lb* Mdi Geo. 111. - . • • .. . LIFE DEPARTMENT. • aesnred for the whole tome, Life will hare an • , 'made to their Policies eyeryeereeth year.. es the ' po benelelaily practised, I lately it the F.qattable a , . 11-:-.... Dace; or the amount thereof may be applied in r• ' ~ , - the Mire peiii t ezti of preadult'. ' - _ sy oleo bee for , the whole term of to.. .p.„, • ef sty paYmeitts. Tabled applieb - of Ameresee mew be obteleed at the Mee. !. '‘ • MI DEPARTMENT. SOL and wirer& will be entitled ender the 4.1 re• ST ed 'Yam . prediesd by this Otlee, to pa/Upton* II Die . 111U2 year ; the amount thereof, la the year, libido et last, was 94 per seek OS paellas Ae, Is midi • lof Balidlep We by ilre;'' :'• •' : 2 ' 1 m 7bl . tbelV* l7 be i t il"l id je " lat " MiIITIZZ' dd.. 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SOCRATIKS, by his discourse on marriage, s o en• raptured his auditors with the subject, that the etarrin..! men dew to their wives. and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Sportator" has &Armed, that the word wife" is the most agreeable and delightful Dame in nature. The sacred institution, 'hen, of marriage, compsisse the desiderata's of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with blip pines' on earth, hut disposing the soul Itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous. however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to rogulatethe passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those lm purges, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach.' Lasurious habits will effeminixe the body—a residence In the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of Inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity ; nor win our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —fur the female habit Is often constitutiosally week—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy lar pros ed tot. reactional power. In every csse or syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. P.arnestly solicitous to expel Me unfeeling eiupy ric from the positioo so presuniptu. oust) taken up, wr des tote from general principles with less ; and c.mfideni in our own honourable integrity ire Members of the C.Olege of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation , end letters from the country are inesediately answered ; these 111115 l contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine. which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. 9066 and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons Poo. 7. Jrris3n-street„ Mt. Jnmes's, sud v No. 11, Ronverle-street Fleet-street I ondon, _ Jost published (Plfteenth edition).._ - The /MN of LIFE, a familiar eoramentary on the %aye Diseases. 8., Goss and et. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes May he hail at 20, Paternoster-rove 33, ; 16-Priaeee-street, Soho ; %az 01,1 a Booksellers. Price as. ... . drapers—T. Coniais sad T. Morecroft, Liverpool, po,. dealers—A. Henderson and J. Beater, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, uphoistetersJ.Tbmiseen and T. Earl, Cheltembatn. livery-stable-keepers—J. Cheasrlek, Nodd, Leneesbire, T kid R. Chsawien, Loire Hey. Jamentableer, carders of - 'so far es respects the said 4. Clwiderieh)—J. Chase r faWE, rerEElßOlib. dilDbouserdiants--1. Lawton a 1 aytor, Refresh &Oen In woollen dt J. sad T. Latitudes. weeeltouseeton—J. mobile and J. Yates .;°deaths, shovel-mane lbetarors—W, R. Mesmer sad, • ant. Bedford - row--C. P. Leernia ;Bl, Armand, I. Dalinas, saik.7, lecials, Hintereee, vitrlol-ma iefeetarees—R. Grime. son. R. Green,,,Lita. Sind C. Glee% Mary-la-Donee, haberdashers (as Ibi is regards the maid Omen. sen.)—Z. Astor, W. H. Astret,..ead J. Leese, Cornbill„ musleal-lostrement.aenefeeterers-8. Smith as W. Smith, C. Leaky. 0. Gaels wid. ,Gatiel. Woodlands. ' l fibropshire, belek-enekers (so fer al the Mid G. and T. Divis.)—E. Aide§ and C. l'beetey r, fictisrem. • _ .4 . COURT OP CHAMORRIf, WO. & olotroattow NI arratasma. '' ' After the armor laid fsertseeibtb had bees disiteeed 0, the lest' of die • day was mostaMof fti Mukalla* 'whim Ellie. 'Basil Montages bad tete* a briefoidekoperly ease against *bleb be bad remitted w tatebsei. It , itkokeed to the Coonviity Mr. Herne as the. ki . iiMr. Lloyd la the Matter of Glover; bat Ms ship billed open Me to elobw Matsui or common rite that he bad a right to decide at all. It • veil Impottilit qiestiolk. 'whether Lord Chancellor.. I jlinedlcden to compel the bar to do nest, or is nostrils, tbedithrom deist Wrong. lio was *ha' tof opinion shoo it M ag id to the 12jedgee. If thoof pastes mast: be sisiebt give his oplisioli as barkg . had esperienoe those matters. The Aintattarattraaal., for Mr. Montague, ~ to wave every objection to his Lordship's jerisdieths. The Los" Ceaticau.en.—lf he sbonld be asked t. opinion as Jobe Lord Eldon, he would give it. This ' was a case of bankruptcy. He did not say the question. Ought not come before him in another form. -Beery A be interfered in the case of solicitors, and there le be cases to call for interference in the case of coo If. would hear the case as an individual, bat hers sot regard It as a petition to bankruptcy. Mr. Howse then proceeded to state the eircuow set forth in the peution. In the bankruptcy Glover, Mr. Lloyd was a creditor to a considerabls aceoeut. Mr. Lloyd took the opinion of Mr. Montague is the matter. and gave him a retainer. Mr. Montague *heeded 12 meetings of the Commissioner. ie the ' - meter of counsel for Mr. Lloyd. On the 22dof Fr' last there was a meeting of the Commilsioners el subject of the bankrupt's final examination. ' Skilth preceding a retainer was given to Mr. Mot for the bankrupt, and on theillst a brief and fee. Lloyd laving a debt to prbve against the buil estate, bid not intended to give a brief to Mr. Monte for the meeting of Commissioners, hat he complait that . Mr. Montague took a brief for the if againit which 'he had been contesting, and had a retainer. Mr. Parrs followed. The LORD CHANCELLIIII said nothing could be clearer then that there could be no objection to the second re- Miser. If • eotinsel had a retainer from one vary and - so brief, and if be took a retainer and a betel/tote yh other, it was seise right, provided he gave neHee ' 1 party who gave him the tint retainer. It mirk questton whether a notice must be given of neeestil The general understanding was that there must I. notice. His Lordship stated his own experience nothern circuit. It was a floating idea that no I bound beyond 12 months, hut they of the north been so sharp. The ATTORNIEr•O . disclaimed it for tern circuit. The ATTOILNRT.GINERAL, Mr. TRISLOTB, I MONTAGU" spoke on the other side at great The last gentleman mentioned, as an instance evils of retaining, that the late Lord Loosdale h:. tained the whole northern circuit against a Lake (we believe) Mr. Wordsworth. It was right to me, that the present Lord paid every farthing-10,001E. Mr. HORNS replied. The Loan CHANCELLOR, after baying repeated a circumstancesof the case, gave it as his clear op that no blame could be attached to Mr. Montague. sweetish) of the notice depended very much on I' tore of the case. It appeared that Mr. Lloyd' ney did in fact know that a brief was given to Mt tague. and did not himself inean to give him a Mr. Reddish, the attorney, acted upon an idea many held, but it leas an erroneous one. H known the greatest evils occasioned by retainers great men in that Court oppressed little men. derstanding and practice of the bar were foul reason, and for the benefit of the public, and not bar. During 46 years tint he had been in thy sion, this was the first time the question war discussed before any Court. It was against all l and principle that a retainer should preclude i from taking a hrirf. The evils of such a doctri D I t. demonstration that nothing could be worse, i prism:facie aspect the contrary had, and be that there was something unpleasant le.it. Het tainer had been in a matter of benkruptcy. By the poor bankrupt gave a larger fee than the ri DITIORNOS. diter. It was quite consistent to hold a retainer Nov. 211, W. Beaton, Bicester, Oxfordshire. Innkeeper— bankrupt, and fur Lloyd. The observations of I Nov. 30. T. Broomhema. Sheffield, grocer—Nov. go, F. attorney for the bankrupt, ought not to here pi Finer, Drury-lane. grocer—Nov. It. O. Richardson, Meek- Mr. Reddish from communicating with Mr. M. le:there-square, and T. 'Yokes. Gloucester-street, Queen- There could be no obligation of confidence in square. merebants—Nov. 12, C. Jennings, Poetsea, grocer transaction. Mr. 31ontagne, too, mentioned to i —Nov.96, S. Wells, Midilletnn.gard e n, paiddietea-trrrace, misitioners at once the painful situation in wl pentonvllie, fruiterer—Nov. It. C. Mackenzie, Caroline. stood, and offered to refer the case then. No street, Bedford-square, merchant—Nov. 26. L. W. Willi ams , ' Fleet-street, wine-merchant—Nov. 96. J. Hemming, tong- whatever could be imputed. acre. linen-raper—Nov. 96, J. Farrell, Prospect -peee 111 r. hlowraoue said he did not ask cosh. Newington-causeway, merchant—Nov. itil, R. Cullen and J. - '...1..... N an . chespaide, faztors—Nov. 26, W. Murray. Pall-mall- COURT OF KING'S BENCH.—Tessnd court, Pall-wall. tailor—Nov. 26, J. Marshe'l, Gerrard- Before the LORD CRIED Jvarica and is Special, street, Soho, money-scrivetser—Nor. 30. J. hi. Fuller, • Worthing, Sussex, linen-draper—Nov. 26, G. Boughton, THI RING V. JAM'. "'TON, iSQ, Ilercules-buildings,Lambeth, carpenter—Nov.t7.J. Dicken, This was an indictment preferred against th, St. Stephen's-hill, Derbyshire. cotton-spinner —Nov. tg, 31, ant on an assignment of perjury, alledge . d to h. Wothrrapoon, Liverpool, merchant—Nov. 27, S. Mill ar d . comm i tte d i n answers given to certain toted()) Gloucestershire. linen-drape' —Noy. 99, J. Ashworth, %lam contained in a bill filed in the Court of Chancery, cheater. grocer —Nov. 26. J. Sykes, jun. J. Sykes, and W. petition of a Mr. Farquabarson, who prayed 'n Recife-urn, rildmondhury, Yorkshire, Taney-manufacturers— nee. 3, J. Tarlton, Liverpool. merchant—D ee . 2 . a . Sid- in to redeem certain emirs in the Island of him which were mortg aged R. in 1797. ni w e lt, Rath, shoemaker —Nov.l27. S. Dodd, N ewcast l e - upon - Tyne, merchant—Nov. It. R. Tabrum and J. Barron, Wel- The SOLICITOGENCRAL 7101 Mr. ()Cost 7'ynr , for th brook. Manchester-warchou 4 emen—Nov. 30, T. Baylis, C ounse l e prosec ioa, and Mr. SCARLIITT at. Curdworth, Warwickshire, dealer—Nov. 30, J.Taylor, Leo. defendant. min skinner. A question arising between the Counsel on both a CSRTIIICATRII.—.NOv. 26. as to the propriety of reading all the interrogate' W. Gould and F. taressiey, Maiden-lams. Wood -street, and answers, hosiers—R. Giggle, Liverpool, mariner—lV. L. Bryan. of . ' The Lord Catar Julencx sal I that on referring the Poultry. printer — J. Bramwell, headenhau.st rec r, h atter charge as laidin the indithste it, it appeared th —J. Westerdale, Kingston-upon-Mull, grocer—J. Nash, answer, in which the defendant wu alleged to Le- Merlon. Surrey, fanner —M. Sharp, Liverpool, master-ata. milted perjury, was entirely di conneetsi with rinser—T. Browning, sen. East Mailing, Kent, farmer. rite of die ease, which' was the *abject of the int P•RiNtRIIIIIPE DISSOLELD. lode.. The inferrogitsity we , whether the dere. G. and J. Srott, Wolverhampton, Statfoidslilre, been. was connected in fiiik mer "revile trarisamir founders--J. Watts and J. Dreleiy, Manchester, Biwa. which bee tweezed be erae son. •Tb s reply was PELI”ES AND HABITS. L ADIESS ase resWeifell; isfewmei they nay be supplied with Hearn and Pausfts, eat sad made la a vary superior style of oleeence, by EDW. MINISTER, Ttitcoa, Its. No. 8, REGENT STREET, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL-MALL. Inmate, see Teacher of the Art of Guide{ to fit the Hunan Shape. K. M. has just published the Fashion for the present Season for ladles ' Riding Habits, Pelisses, and Gentle othsisame. wee( Cl —E. M. bas for lespeetioe a groat variety of designs tee sal Trisaleg of Ladies' Habits, Pe lisses, Re. Fl 'UESDAY NIGHT'S UAZINTE. - •00 .1. Greg ssdli St.o;;, Cis Ilasa•dnpers. SANIERVPIT. T. Dixon, Hahne, Manchetter, joiner, Nee. 25, 97, and Dec. 17, at the Palace Inn. Market-street, Manehester. At torn•ye. Mr. Makisson, Middle Temple; and Mr. Matis se.. Market -street. Manchester.. Trickle, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, sereer, Nov. 11, 19, sad Dee 17, at the Castle Inn, Nuneaton. Attorneys, Mr. Greenway. Attleborough Hall. near Nuneaton ; and Messrs. Constable and Co. Sysnond's-inn, Chancery-lane. F. Harris, Llsie-street, Leicester-square. dealer, Nov. 9, 93. yid Dec. 17, at Basinschatl-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Tlastsvell and Co. Macclisseeld-street. Soho. J. Asbvell, Nottingham. Iron-founder, Dec. S. 4, and 17, at lb* Brach Bowl, Peek-law, Nottingham'. Attorneys, Mr. Bagleld,Nottingham: and Maur,. Ilolme and Co. New Inn. .1. Rowed, Quinn-street, Finsbury, timber-inerehant,Nov. A. 16, and Dee. 17, at Dasinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Winter and Co. Redford-row. B. 2. Johnson, Honndsditch, eabinet-maker, Nov. IS, fa, and Dee. 17, at Besinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Boxer, Fursivals's-ion, Holborn. C. Kennington, Olansford Briggs. Lincolnshire, draper, Nov. 16, lb, and Dec. 17, at the Angel Inn,Glamford Briggs. Attorneys, Mr. Nicholson, (Hanford Briggs; and Messrs. Eyre and Co. Gray's. inn. T. Cranage. Watling-street, near Wellington, Sliopshire, grocer, Nov. 41, Ye, and Dee. 17. at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys. Mr. T. Evans, Hatton-garden; and Mr. Haberfleld, Bristol. H. Oreatheaci, Stepney Causeway, master-mariner, Nov. 0, 19, and Dee. 17. at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Lang, Fenehurch-street. J. Beattie, Portsea. victualler, Nov. 12, 19, and Dee. 17, at the Mitre Tavern, Purism Attorneys, Messrs. Mincitin and Co. Perinea; and Mr. Mitehio, Verulam-buildings, Gray's-Ins. P. Howse, Park -street, Hanover-square, horse•desler, Nov. 12. 19. and Dec. 17, at Basloeball-street. Attorney, Mr. Bright, Took's-court, Chancery-lane. K. fttelworthy, Wkitechspel, cheesetuonger. Nov. 9. 12, and Dec. 17. at Baslnnhall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street. -•