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ItalaTA M 11w t;uveties cif kfl N;, ven ib e r 110111 Fool. Var4ian J. 1' nlvitike in he I.i.•nielialal, wititutit pitrellaw, % ice reed to tee I.ierieiviiit. **ghoul iivie•isi+e. V 143.4 Itslivi Het:ism-at. Toe r. f thr !Mai root. lip be MAFtr,.' 'Afloat pprciiir•e, viee Of I w e. iliqui,rd, read CoptaFT., lib l loton4 room Ilse Uhl Fool, to be Major; *Mutt l chewy rift AerelisiNl" % Ps ' . ...111111...... • ~... • % 11 1N Kilt! Pl'C't S1„11t11.SEI0ED. .. .. IV. ',llurnfilal; Shortie. Kent, ttialwr-triereLost , T. Read. (.iirar4 Soathamptua, painter, ~...Dei, 17‘ . 111; Jpp 18, at the ll,lii, 4 rm• Ina. Menem Atla s. Itlealas..lllln chin and Weddell, Unspart ; ailli. Mr. Briggs, Ng*, - , r T. W.I. Bartholomew-lane, anetinneer, Pee" 1_ . 111,_ Jan. S. al 41,41.11w.11, Attorney. - Me. 1111•PhilV. %TM Sin 'M. J. 1). Nitile , t, Fleet-street. paper-stainer. Ddt'lll.sl. inn • 19, at iktildhail. Attornei; Mr. Sherbrodk; earrigypory•snnare, Sinitl,aarh. W. brave. Skiptan, .Torksh ire, irahmongcr. 41)ee. ' 29, 7,1, Jan, its. at the *lock Horse Inn, Skiptnri. Atte/rides. Meo•srs• ).;.101, 'stocker, and .I)au son, Fornival's Ina ;.,atui Idents. - 1/11enek twat !revere, 14111phan. .T. !lira, Surratiford, Chapelry of Cohn, talleni-manatartu- Per, lire. 2V. It. Jaw lit, at. A: illart iterse Inn, . At tiktpunt. Attewities. Mesas. lialey,l4ineketr, and litiusmr, tar/all l!asis and Mow. Aleark anSCßlstan. Sklpteni. G. kolu:lcy, Stretton,gronnA..,Alteieroitruer, retnnrican Dec.' 11, '2.1, 'Jan. I. at Guildhall . • Arturnies, Messrs. Blrtisdale, Alesauder, and 'Enloe, Hatton-toilet . T. Hart , Westhoughion, Lancashire. corn-dealer, flee. rs• 91, Jan. 1)4, at the Buck-kW-Vine, Wigan. .Attornles. Mr. 11*lati1e, John^treet, lietford.raw ; ond I'dr. Darken, Wigan'. E. itintledge, jun. lisiernrk side, Curiberhtild, eattle. , denhir. Jan.. 1.1,11, 18, at the Green liragua, lau, ez . .rlisle. • Atiorfiet, .111 r. Pearson , Carliile ; and Mr. thrkett, Boiri-court.; Wal t rook. • - • J. llodinn. P. Hodgson. and J. fey, Workington, Cunihtr; land, banker., Iher. ti, 19, Jan; IS. at the filden Linn; % bite havco. A ttaries;- Apps. Farree. Steadman. and 11:111ti nt. Ni chats-lane LisMisard-oreet : an.l Mr. Ilerworid Whitelateeti. 3 • Memo. Alartalit.Wtoollen•draper. Dec. ft. 18, clan. 19, at Cali 'll.ll. Anionic", ale. , rs. T Valiaer oadiissoas, and Thom son, enlstball-enart. Thrat•rnartnii-mr4t. _ _,'. • - a. A, itelbta Haugh ILLiII. Gliesldre. miller. Mc. 20, 21, Jan. IS, at the Talbot Inn, hrarket Dra) ton. jkttornies . , Mr. 1% qr• ere, Market Dot) ton ( aad Messrs. llosser and Son, Bartlett 's buildings. DIV! IAF.NDS.. I)er. :0, G. Foster, Gainshurn!igh,2ehinamail—Jan. B._ ,J• F. VeiChtner, thrognsortothstretl, weerellait:-zDee. 'll, H. Witt; TothilLstreet, Neat-miamer. linen-draper• Dee. 30. ?J. A. filaney. sitiffnall. S.ll.lp,...sdney.ot•rivenet—Dee. 31. 11. Lreelt, jlary.St.ll;dinuan west haat—Jae. It S. l'otter, Milk-strik. merchant—Der. 29, It. Little. Newiasile-trpon•Trie, Sten • draper-e Dee. J. Sedgen, Liverfoe*l. merchant—Jan, 4, A. astelter, Brighthelastole. plualher-.JDee. 21. J.. Payne.AVest . Southwark, antly-eontrartorDee."l3, NI !therrell lad 7 1 .Waketin. Picaschllv, wen's mercers—W. Napkin.; Swan sea, shopkeeper — Dee. 14.. R. FA, nollaway, punks.. • • • - a• ti fp-- 1 Flu I:LM - LAW iNTELLNEX.E. POURT OF CHANCERY, Dec. 7. rriLtAx OPERA. . . WAXIER). 0. XAst6.Ot . This (-Ruse, which has been so often brought before the Court epee- . interlocu . tory znittiiot; came on at length this day to be regularly heard. Messrs. limit and Joirostax*, for Mr. %Valets, opened the cane, and stated the several facts is, the pleading; which have been already frequently.itated, heving been necessarily brought forward open the se veral elotioes made it, the course of the cause.—ln the year lso3, the parteership, in this concern, be= tween Messrs. Taylor and Goold,•was formed under the instrantetit to which the attention of the Court Must be partlenfirty direeta - lifr, Gould purchased from Mr. Tbrisr, ono-tbita if the concerni and afterwards a roaker firopoitibn;'niaking ten st-aix.- leentki iu•klf ; end besides acquired a mortgage in., terest upon the remaining ninosiateeeths ,s Web re. *mined in the hapds of Mr, T. Mr. G..was tp heve true wanagement of p.be concern, without any other re. muneration for his labour, in that eiparity, went flee influente derived from the appropriation of the boxes, &c. It wis stipulated, that the salaries of the performers should he fixed according to, the agreement and consent of both parties ; and that no more than a certain number of free admissions should be givenby each. Mr. Taylor bad violated hii-,edie nauts.in both these particulars. lie hard engaged per.: felners without the consent of Mr.Waters(the repro- 1 sentative of Mr. Goold), some of them at extravagant salaries ; and he had also given more than his limited number of free-admissions, and was accountable td the joint concern for the overplu s s. This latter article 'night not l u mve been of any great importance,: had it not been for the other violations . Of the contra c t with whicir it had been accompanied.: Another, and most' important provision of the-partnership deed4as that the money arising from •thefroceeds of„the theatre miter the payment of the performers and other ex penCes i be . lodged ip thlittatitingrlsooott of,.4lturot 'Nelsen end company,-4d slot to be..iekee -out . Goold, had been the endeavour of Mi. Taylor tcre--clade him. Mr. Iticitatins, , for the Defendant (Mr. Taylor). —The subject.was now brought before his Lordship, on bill and answer, without any evidence produced. All-thnse affiikavits, which had been brought forward upon interlocutory applications, and which bed been surrescfntly,vesistA; mustmow he kept out of Irk*. Mr. inylrir had bemacensed of being • bad s Mani. gee...lt waa time, he had 'not , managed trial/ ec. cording to:Ahe s letter of the articles ; Wit it was _ _ Poqsible tp hirsidotte so in consistency with the intf legls of the/concern. To be sure, in a Court of law it might a p pear eatravagant to.give so large a salary to Madame Cattilani ; but he should not be" afraid to ,pubtnit it to the most knowing persons at the west" .or east end of the town, whether it was not worth while, all-circumstances consieered, to give this high; salary. Madame Cstalatii was a necesvary • of life at west euul-of the town ; and if Mr. T. had not en ;geed her, he alight as well hate shut up the theatre; ;She hut been of great use to the concern, which Was At {resent going on very well; an, if. Waters, , would only remain quiet, it might CO•st•tiery valuible subject to both parties; hut Mr. Tayior had been .perpetually thwarted by Mr. WAtelly. and MI that account had been obliged to dismi,s•the treasurer, Mr. Jewel, and to change..thabaniteee,.. Taylor • had not strictly adhered to theArticies ki his manage. merit ; brit the•variatiata nett for the interest of all parties;. and where the maw& stied honestly and conscientiosuly, he ought eotaiiVbf latesoved upon such grounds. . . The Loon CHANCFLLOR said, that eVidivnes bean, in other cases laid . before him, es . customs of theatres; but here he had a written ogres!!. 'lnmate) go upon, and . upon, .that he must act. A dissolation would be destructive of the conoern : mid if instead oLthat, he were to appoint another mana ger, he could only order him to act according to the contract, and that would be not less destructive to the concern. The further hearing must here atop for the present, and proceod on another day. • : . —.lasabist.—'. • COURT OF )0149: pool, Dgc. 7. • • Sittings -after 71trat. • I 1 TUE KING v.,nqusritexp AND rim-Lir& This ' was an indicloient chargius the Defendants lrith a eonspiriw and perjyry. The . xharge arose put . of efiu following circum. 'teems i- 7 -C i aptaits 'Fewer,. the Prosecutor, who was mae of ,consideralde.prouerty, but who is now iu rules 'of the lijugls liencli, had .consi. derible business with the .Defendant Bousfield;i whO is a respectable.. atlovney in Ilourerie-street, Fleet ; iireet. In consequence pc solve misunderstand. Captelit, Tower ceased to employ Ne..!! sottOgiti,. antl cousegaenoe that gentleman sent:l him. in t hilbi l ; ;fur prigessOmal services performed, aTniC . for f rnoujea edy j aip;Sid,on, his account'on oceeslons. Thie, bk. pot. Inkving been paid, thei! psif,l !mil. One of his s beg: !es tolehet.Vwnton, t .and at the period , ::'ll6r:, the'refurn of the Writ, the _debt - still remaining paid,.. an execution .. was Sent into COI. Thornton's ' le never received a regular bil! from that gentle n, and ttrwrlnyed Mr. Harthoyof 'Red Lion-square, to de ,O the actiom • inissasit was depending some time. 4n the trial& oognorit was produced by Defendant, with his (witness's) signature attached to it. This signature was not his hand.writiig, 'nor did he ever sign any paper inwhich he confessed the debt, or abandoned • the action. He was utterly ignorant of ~rho the witness, Phillips, was—never saw him to -his knowledge—was positive that he had not signed jhe cognovit in' question. - Crotr-etwanined—Mr. Boutfield had frequently t idvaqced him. money on bills, and raised money for [him on annuities. Was confined in the King's Bench, ifor a libel, in 1806.. • Wes at present in the rules of rtbat prison ; would, positively swear that he was Iv i never in the office of Bousfield in the summer of ;1 iSI - 1, nor near it. Was Aever there hut once,.and Vitt Was to enqoire respecting a Bill of Eiclia.- 1 sour witnesses attended at• kineston. from I •.iiiti j shire . , to prove that he was in Bedfordshire at the I rite of the cognovit. lie could not himself positively tay where he was at that thee. - ' ! Mr. liaftley was Attereey to the last whottia: ! he had frequent epporhoni - icts of seeing him write, and was satisfied the signature to the cognofit . .vias not his halal- W riling. This he could say with Pod , ltiveness, • il Mi. Wraf her . depatedite / the settee effect„ i I Mr. Williams, a Baslister, was actiditinted: with Captain Tower, had corresponded 'with . Mm, s 4 ' ad seen him,' rofetslanally, sign'smtny deeds; was I tie .. rfectly•convinced•the signature to the cognovit was net in hisitend-Aswltingi • • "Me. Stitstsce; *.hisseitnereltant, -gave testimony to the smite elt'ct; •Wlth '.'eilisiti Certainty, as; did; Mr. Button, Mr. !Innis,: Mr. •ferisierosid Mir: Orme, alt of wham had sesta titts , write, ink, Were 7 piftefettry ncquointed with the ieharectee of his isaed. SOMe thou'4llt thete•was &little tesetabiance; 'but on cloier inspection, they weeesatisfsed'ther'signatartwat 'not his:' . ... . •. . • 'lite ease for the proteonlitm having heetveloteill, " . Mr. Toresst; addressed the Jury on, the part of the Defendants,- in aiissliitalusti eltstfeesit . Si*elf,. in 1 the course of which he -"add,- he should be able' to peeve, that the siguattle - e - fo• the ittstrumentin ques tion Vas the writlm of Mt.. Tower; and tis'sthts he should be-able to add, -the evidence •61•Mit'. Tower, being a person who ititevot entitledio credit on his oath.. . Mr.-AndroWalge was theft celled. - 'names clerk in the Triesoly of -the Coureiof7Kiherßenelii had frequent - opporteititkat Of stiellig'MK'Toweet Land= writing, rad from the knowledge *lllth 'he . bad it qeirial of his signature; was suisfietrthe risme signed . to the togesovit was . hts . thiting. t .. .. Me. Stokes, an Attorney— glad ' sees Me.- Tower execute different deeds, AA had 'seen •letferi: from hint. 'He: wrote different when heisigned - his'name to deeds to What' he. did: whets • he• signed • letters. Bed wo doubt the Signature to , thee' togirovit was his writing.- From various strantaetihnt'Whieh he had with:Asr.'•Tower, he *OW - not believe him on his oath; Mr. ItOhinevieslAttetegy to Mr: Tom foe three YrI14::. $ him writes fiaillOistir; ate sl it inattito tp . _ _• • ...•_ • * Admonitions,* Mart ied Pe; I ,: is and Da bilitated of both ~ -. to s h: ei, i t ,4 ls i : D, oss iri ty i ynb e enel e i r c t , a ,l i h r h l ei r eN e di m e e re d gawl y iprice 24. lid. `l,s,.unqaestinnably, the mo o A RimßtmiArtannit.6lBll:ll2,r.iftrrcT.rotr'irielmi,nt,!r! • basis of nil our earthly Imppinew, I :laity ; bet aunty are deterred from m aryilig by iati nn ,;,,, t saassets•they tare.noW Ming to disclose i'in all tarts flbt t 1) r i pis li.,L'A •Viort)itAi• iVii NERVOUS it tLSX Nt 6 os . in tin ff n, "#"a debilit n y h , andlangi.PtaliC7llitgle:literetralf remedy il• l ita a , lt in C sc a ; e ir ' d 44 4 l L ‘ t 'l in g 7, aervotts head-ach, trembling of the hands, &C. oppression a; the 1 chest, adomocb, su.. this inediciae. affords tertian ,tad at.i.oet kol. mediate relief; in ttime affection.; whirls indicate aliseow ar wrial . of health, action in the most Genie organs of the hunion frame, it is also a , overeign remedy i when the' foreg.,;l 7. itimploms have . cyminned for some time, a ,s 4•1810 of , ut) Stance or decrease of VIP:MIIe succeedt, alicioVe,l with o f. L *lamtr of ekes and ea en ears. impaired memory, muscular klel. lity,' indigestion, emanation, and tall the syinptinos of Rapid decay, terminatiti4 in the most deplorable, bana -1 Nadine, land diuresSing diseases, incident to mankind; in such ';!Cases, schen ail other ;wilted:en have failed, Dr. VelterS KIN: MI 1 is ti sovereign and isafallible remedy; it is, in fact, the mill me. dicine which ean he retied on, for its arti.in ial, Ibule utgmls is ; qpreific and inviriohle, safe and salletary ; it fortifies witkoa t tinsuloting, and animates without 'adorning ; it promotes time : ti.titoftclion of the wasted substance.- and ingigairate:a I; , r , a deal lyatent, so as to seture a due elahnratirn and r. tend inn j la. dott r moucithe?., strengthens, and replenishes the rani? holy ; .igli ales the spirits, and tranquillizes the Mind in AK+ - n man. lee that It frosty deserves the title ;;f " Palutlum ; nr r.. 0.1 a Lids and Ileatlsh," a title conferred on itlty A ) none mideinac, emittent for his mleati and Atearywequirementv, ih It letter of • Ili:Wits addressed to the Prowtiettar, An watch be states hi, firm wed tmegnivoctil belief, that if it were not for the.beneticial ef fects of this medicine, he 1r,4441141 not lie mew iii the land of the living. . . The off4pring of feeble, Ilistnied, and enervated pnrent, ic. '*grit a constitntiorial dispir,sition to the foregoing noida;:ies; a long re.idenee in hut and unhealthy climates will tiroduce sim6 tar of eets; lu turn . , dissitewleo, IllitillUill excess, time:trolled ; lieentioneness, .anti unbridled beirosalOy lead to cmisesmenres i eqitaillv dePlorohle i midi( IN with telartance. that I km mar i pelted, by a regard totem% and the rind interests or hernikitv, . la aver. Ittat the too frequent cause of this nnhappy and pili.Oilo condition ie, tam reprehen.ible . habit, •il at vrriie _species opf slatitaschet7,..7witieti I. have treated am Al Istria. in my " Hilitt. is the' Debilitated," and which is sii,destidltive- iil liist6,. that If HS . rev lent it .mtleital keep:kg:mm*l extend, it bids.fatir So • ticudwee degeneracy, if not aanittliottion of the his : 1:10 ifice... - . • flwr nibil else pates, well's est, alibi ereiTe; fed bang ":11* Quantum vi anituit coucipls.frafilio;" •-* ••4 ' • • " You think Ai ;lathing: its n !riffle 'whine s .*. • ' " A crime sit grea4, you wArcely Call•entledlet4r • .• Whatever ,the comic of the* datowletis,;trar hase been, hoorever inurtemte, Or to , Wlnitever..tymptionsihsy mete be Inanite , letit the tolVert ite Ow mot ~new ,itficittiale with the ; unhappy sneerer* 141ixobtaiii-relief nod .risi; oust - Irestrialt i ratification of my life, is to adioi.isptclhebtOst wr .trut r it:oti.w to flop. wretch e d airs of the cominunits•,_ I can C nobly and witir su staiddence, it , re evert logiredoil"delftei Ole neivsnas relaxed, debilitited, !sihject to 'ulty Of .tbe sta etnes simptions that I have destxibeb, hal pats We, bolo it at perfectly: litif4;its it k edleddi.uts; all • .is ,other ndvaiv . sties ' phis medicate cordtliaev ;ha ef •at seereestivatdy for if kovefiltsly tattl ed up. with ,full -.l.4l(dirts tintio. for use, uoil may bea t itinistered fur :any leugta time, without thakuowledfe of say individual, eaeepr those who . like it. Dr. Valero torative Nervous Raises h , and t b elhoTtooirs..e. - it ids house,, Ith AM`fd.place, Pe .fora.aqdrre !motion, where 111 MaR Iteltandultid. per ti by l etter, poet paid, and lactating the .enstothary fee • ft ie•o).. sal4.;by the reoprietoet r aistplusititufrit,hv Mr. I/m lsol;Osfiud-xtrest,oppotite wsdsstotts Mr. It ichnrdt. eter; 193: 6tratA.wcar St. Clesdeitt'S C ; liutch ; Mrs. Allen. ut ()% 11.4 'freed.. oppsissier site Poothe•ift ; Die. Bolton, front of" the ItOynj tachartge s Mrt; Clarists, ceckspos-street. corner of Srrleg Carden . : %leers. eeraops.,Sitpkittlers, 16d, Feet. mieet ; Witte et t, D r y Middle-row ; Mr. %Vat ), s h oo,o4.f?ruishotatplow*tcret, Corshot-tardeit X nnd mostre stiemblerMediiiipe X,e,ndeirs j i ovety „wit of the thiplom, Prier 10s. 6d. per liar et, or tbi Iguanaijy: of Cm: packeb in one Ifurtit' . ... - 7 . . • • '•'•• ...' .• . • . , . .. . • . • •. • • • •• • •, 0.• a• . • Ai' •• • - P * . VO .• -. . 17 ...). •_..v tct w .. ~:, • ... • it 1 e ' rt, ._ rm ' an " : i . geo l Le....nt..-0- Till- * • . cummiiii , —'..444l-..6-174mi1 1a"."-^414"4" - ~„hi d thin o ta lisetl oil, ! w its e d : *- fo lliu sbi lk - fied re - , la to . iir liag - abri l l 81- 1 1 ,llie I:te 7 . i . otfT t ire c, ). 4 ihm t e frko.: -.......---- .. . .. ~..4 , ,,.., .. - ~ L ... , , sI.L W. F 1 M r. Lord gt.t.tneot -----...1 .G iri l:n i ld e , h ; s i r s ' .. ' 'P'a * ylo ...itt‘ti r .. tilinglit that a sum of 10001. h°, we rv,lgna, 4,e" p . ~0 . I: I was alleged ha had .Vad th e c . • * 'eh it 601 given to tit t grill } pplAiiitegcbsortoo much, and 1 10 %44 . ,n ni t it an,lll a cksg.te , ... ~ t1 : - . . It ill. .nut !!;Ze'vtrle.79"l4.ll4- IhOlOt:thil. " l.whlillaillYsliwiiia.4l.i 4.‘76l4l"l""—l lseh tied l; :i JRldn' : 1"611r1.e4 cill'ill:llletactla e"'.4l: lad °" . thalh6. 4111-Hitbeiel:l4lll4llasnio:tai7iiill4o"oraillitiateice7ibal:rifFwl6:llll:llll(4lllllls.l(llillle,l4',644l44ll4llaSebeeenrilehatinitwla:liorkeliti/jfu• 11T11rk74.7.4t w t h o w a h s n_i f l 0 Imy , ,1 4 1 1.! $”11 .4 2 PPPoeed ' b led _ „ 11116 _, 1 * * • ti t wimp e g P "-• 41W t' role 611,044tay• insagieeij. Mies f a . . ...... eteAtmeountotsito oar.httentro; .11/._, . , e c ti x verreet. ‘ . . x.a.,, .. su #1 bi i n or* f or u ms f a j orcive 51e . : A .71 1 4 1:tr," , 11 - i2Y.C s liaelMAl. then prOted to tall cilia-lining the persons,l4umg, c a l! Ist ra fg h SOMlP tc4oripma .____ , ascertained ah :ovine ibutas.two o k s ivir.:rao i stwor h isisissw att in a xita bootr it t* oool yothoeted • .' t es e r s ii i.,: i l . :..ngt r. Ltgr . :;,, • ,, ,„,' ~,,,,, ;ice ... . ~t ; ",r- - T x . - Innination otitis. bps at that mo i s t on n ,:o t a o s i el i s e o r s e o Y 7ible him, by thi ere - li charge fey the filiNiter—past of the sum, by the pay ntron l . o Eraatio of his heir interested, Was. toinive given.* clear mud definite answer $ 111'e ' ,teauts to' tha . But still ayslch rentalneir " 01 " .. lt of Th)l itiai lagbt lead to W p b - eibject. titled t d 1.- ul**l the to b e aec o ua tt lir r a 7 6 . 4 :7 oo o by the isgsistaneet of the ta,r491.-4 .. gfiieat itiAos lava's. is the Court of Com. to draw their own inference. .1 t l u i rt t .a aye of,, , POO,. had hem brought into the, tob_tt Rios, which . he:hea not yet got. 6340 . .Tko Jury without a momenta helifili '' -' ' 'k, tuid . p 1 . ..biyond Mr. Taylor% contrast Tito Arroutign.Geaam. contended for, his right The iroPrtosee.... ~ ,in which Mr. Taylor bad ton. to alit On ; and ;On Ms pledging .himself to abide •• ' • (fecteti the CCittOtkl tippeskred on hilt. answer, which by thedeo 4 "orlasKoert on-future deliberation, as 'm1 7 7.----‘ — — ..."--".." =777. --. 77: ii .t...... ---,--. had been RC-length put in, though they had been to whether he weisib4t-aititossarnot, ..., ..; /MTH AND DAPPINEU I . ' •L.;•••r. •:' .1 1 fre' w441 . • _.iiiitiniaids. rod alt fur ojtn, .Defenaantg. . . .., atlqlntbili . forced to iirotited against him alasost•te an outlawry, I . Lord . 11. 4. 1 4111MP00e .,, . :„. en su ff ered • him to 'be ex. ' i spark, of life • ' ., b e f ore ...6o , etsulti et it The partnership would i *mitten. Mr. Telivitr :tsfasseeistiliuently pot in the witness' 11:•:- ",. .i V i ou l i t he il frion m a4 461 : e 1it , in 5e 1 :4: 1 1!:?., 41 : 61 : 1 1a2 04. 8. 4 4 , L it :: : ,: 1 ; .: 4 1 7 , :i h 1:;f 1 : , : n ... probably •appear , from . the 4leeills to have been i t 10wi a ,,,, a t an end p l i the d. , ath of Mr. Goole): hut, et all i l hnxi He stated INC he had fatherly been in' the . Ire muenhirx.fitemi.exiotaratri the iso i n i vi 63, . 4 aw. ;1(4 . , army.. The Defewent,Pilousfiehl, had been his at- I i . its . 6 . id events,. it Would .be requisite to dissolii iti or i•ion..l o oy tut ft COMP ado new tinny nf 114 ?fern; - polio allolittv !tanager, that kir. Waters in4ght .ilorney, from the ) 4 431ft 1801.. He had received'and •4ystein, the tonic effects of this stiblhne rented nee s t e e t: d feNted I nod in those d ir i dye .thitt benefit froti it to which, as representative ,paid con iderable luta 'ofmoriey for him. Witness - i ir n a ar ": ie . d pkop* rrhin wav 4 l . f eW n P i g 1 1 , 0 1 , Urt whi.k a neat ati iev a Mr. Gold h' was entitled ; end from -which it 1 Wa; arrested for4ool. :at Bonsfield's suit. -.pe had awik from marrving, this BM I, , ro n . r ed irni e h drier i..diii. 1.... t 1111•26% the , anolgisinalur of Mr_ T iv l or t o , a _dade ', never received a regular bill from that gentle n, and ;to he the way cert - remedy. P , and ackontriedArd A CHALLISN4iit. ESSRS. CURRIE nail :Co. • Sorgeort, late in ho!.. trot;d tv house. vithout the consent of both parties. This- 'Miele, daar To discharge this glecutioo t ; . as: 4as alleged • riC *aq• his hand-w- rr.'TOwer , . _ . tne eextio\ .... - - trio, Mr. Taylor bad violated. Upon the : 1111 of by Defendant , Shat - Captaie beer tan at his :.at l i ti k diee i which. Was_ two doo - ritreib i that of Mr. i 1.. lii; l'illiea . ty' 's ...trice, (+Miriam the whale 1811 . (the dity on Mr. Goold, Mr. Taylor had become martyry illod . • bootie in Bouverie.s,trect, on the 2.6di of 104, ' (;oars id, on . 1 6th of July, then, without the consent of Mr. W•• "14 ds.l 1311 ind signed -'• ' i't for trip • t , .. a cogno i , Atom c.tbitiled.'t the casetirit was -signed); un d erit&dd that h e had w hi c h : prove a rinele inidailre where their ./.Iletlicithe ;41..4 Itelbod of J . years in this particular Windt of their profersion has nit item Curt have failed of the desire& erect. The prat-dee of malty missed the treasurer, Mr. Jewel, end -ae-.1 there b y acknowidgin,fr the delA, elaitnetl 311 be *jest ilem to Mr.; flonifteld'aeoffice;, was eonedeitt.of thil, , rile •to nne uttracceivial faile; . Thee commie tiollrett Abele other, more devoted to his own purprool-he silo I debt, antfeitinerattifehli hitill'froni all retipqes,it.ilisy i -,, 1 an d a tt ei dled'aa - Kiisiptori.; vr ith jai b oo k s ., t o prov e it. ~ stptiitai• to the treatment and . ewe of • YENEKP.M. COM changed the, beakers of the concern , thrdFriOg . • the ; I'he subscribinA witnese . , to Aids cognOvit,, was the John Pa • •ao Attorneys ynr, and Jolla' B chi* an : I t.A I N TS. sad that deranging's.* or tibe_, :(Stem. Ehich ,. l l ., l i ye li • , consequenceat. th e pernicsoint and wasteful effects of a hat Kt •ta money to he paid into the house of Meows.; UaM-1 other Defendant, Phillips : 'i' rte period._ appointal.4 Artinritey,-tiled *wore- 1O the signatttrit of the cogtiorit : and Deml Itabaltltilt• tumult" hit 0 1, 1 . 4 ' 11 . 4 "T both.,"'"'"' • In inersley, Alontoiieu, and Co . instead of Pitfetittpa T L for the payment of the sum due in thisjitotainaptet I b e i ng T o‘ eeets.- •..• ; . • . . • i tae ".ve it will tie Ruud to be the ruiroinnterouree of s terrensie-t t • the other have its ',tomes finally litifeloped tikthe it Ity o ti;i vison. Ile did not nsean-tn. cast .buy 44aub4,•oi. the having expired in the Meath of May follOwi%, 1 M r . C o oper gave testimony' tO 'the 111 s e_•ettect s an d , trip.sin it , rate of debility, which, if a. 4 li:Ilely refftetnedi ferili solvency or respectability of either of the . se cempa. hi rn i . 3 9ut o ! t 4 tA rsa at ... .4o .4Lc ii osi hubt.. o 2o " if. milL . jotwould not b i tioexowetait his lath, as.d[LL • 4l ,o l, 110 . 041 , 16.. Too . are itv erftweand talei , m 4 ,.,„ Dies; but . thi erect' - of thli ilitiitC . r'4o• il•I I the , Ctimutott7Ple” ';s I ti k l ,ip , prod Ami %-, - Pg.tha :lertriiasitic M r; Amil t woo d. awanot i oni ser.. , • • :;; •.- • •• f; WIFIII, Oribtapt ions, Inds of oil: a vatar po.ber,..boti irerit t it±,ne . - . t watt ebnoplairits, ustialLy cbaraetevise the eorltest ;Ta f t.; NI tots money was ptheed 4 entirety at the_meteett l -of Mt% he obtained a verdiat. r..apti Tower, howeswe v isa . J o h n C o lli n s, a ws itermt :the Priiideot-Nraleed ',Wslitury : vice lof penons lanrvistitaK urukr aiforderi made"' t° Taylor, who had applied putt 'of the partnership the ensuing Term, Moved fraf s ,:and 'procured, a rule Coiree.hoose, • hid takedi tehtettes from - 7 Towel.. to ! such a habit. their treatment is , Imple and hn. necri Pr"v° 3 un ' ;oar and much exteteted , succeb.fal in the course of a . ittott. tabor ~ , fund to his own private purposes. . . • to show cause why; * t hew 410 • 0004 Wet he granted. M.r. dousfseld'S—had no doubt. fr6ll thet'OPP oo6 - !..prart tee. In the inns( obstinate and coiopliented ewes of le . . Under time OircOrnstances,lhe Court must either The-ground of this motion wall his etve positive age- nine, he had o f judgissot of. the 'writing Of ViewOr; oerenl infection, rush as n1161111(1 jo g* i n the areffila, ty.Ol4:Y et' , remove Mr. Taylor from the management , or dissol v e davit, in which he asserted,. tha t weakness, gleets; as ulso crescen c es,.hard sarnourb„ callous ,olcers, eru r tioot, .eitlit 3 , the partnership, and order the property to be sold ; any coguovit in. the house of, or for •fhp.rtefei t ili t it s -bpl i h n . he had never sittoa thig,the signature to** cognovit had toed wtitteti* - - • ....Y.ll t'. - ao___. ' ' STRICTURES, _ AA , , . and even, iii the mean_ time, before the propertX nor was he near his house oil the. 26th et July i •tbd • Mr. Deane, anciaverlotroeotherwittlesses g eg whether recent nr•of long duration: and which have tafit, , S Me could be brought to sale, it would be important to day on which the eogoovk produced in , Court-bile - theiikertestimony, .and. save of thin) •Said that• '. skill of other priettoners, are, by their prema im,trnied l''!" of treattaent,.effectually nod permanectly cored, without the appoint autither manager.. There ' was hardly an at. date. On the argument fur the new - trial, Defect -terower was in the habbsof writing differenthands:' . patrein satferinx isle etscruciatia i r pain end tilanniar, • be•ton rmge tide of the covenants which 111 r. Taylor hit net dents. put,lu . their utlidaaitS,-.as posjkieely affirming . Mr. TOPPING thett-ealled come of - the same wit- • which frequent. follows the upptication of the boar out.;ir. In the coarse of twen t y years egteosive practice in thi d s , tne , l u r::: 'violated ; and betidee he • WO* )frAjlittootion unfit for the validity of the instrume n t .on wtilih• the oritioel nesses to the character of the.Defetidaut§, • and they : r puha, aaalallaa case. of strictures have been and nr, , I .• the business of -a massed 'll.i .W.in a)legadjr verdict had been obtained ; and, at,. the stlbsertneust 'poke of theM in the highest Ift•ms. , ; der their rare, she tool eradication -of wench is effected by a the bill that be weal° thffel t .1611.,nr" t it 111 11 ge. assizes for ate county of SlirreYb Captain Tower visa ale AeraoiettYXTEN MAI. said,. - thia MI his Object safe; certain, and expegtieesmodeof practice. superior tunny .. • • i .otiter yet atlopted.• *The Weaitnew, relaxation, -und det,'"'' t' cuinstattces'i• that he could b.nt .personally appear to indicted .by Defendants for perjoyy, Ili ;eonsecitteace la the present case was justice , he Oliouid bewiteertiel y ,prateitlliw from this cum plaint , d•I • 1 anl '^e l'ialat. is •spee i v rentoiei , . . superititelethe.concero. Mr. Taylor had ,540i•Oti. or ,his _allitlatit—hut upon the evideuce there Arab. lorry 40 obtain ••verditt by argument -albisel""The• • 'patent restored in stitliiti mid . viyornua health. Rut where IS. his answer, that the embarrassment in his circuits - mitted, he was most honourablyetenitted. As scion facte.of the case s • therefore , he" wield itilvitoiebit . i d i ertnilhsi fol; year; exisied•ett•ltnnPr i f t Pe t l ;; 4 ;7 3 er?'"" i ".. t i he :: r i e n : stances was not the cause Of his stort-eppeareryge3, os. ho had obtained this verdict lo his.fallnur, lybcom. Lordship% bands, ortarierceCt.tbat the itiatille.4hithb ilisisibab i l l y reatil;ll 4 e' l tik r.‘ rt i v i i tl v r e.t ie .:::7:ilu ni nibering er lp ir ott of lifir -but at any rate this was clear, that itti etecntiliplid nienced the present prosecution .against the Dehm, he .sought wooki•he bow obtaitted by atiOffiint thati , :hed to te-anteuitb me Cantitsition. .1 . gcves 11)!en'tkIl •tiii4 r a nsitanennf the Ant re spertibllit! been put into rtig tbreat. s rts 4 1'4. ihi, lane. property 1 dents, dialing. them with conqilring together 'to., toesse. A., 0 . ' • ' ' . I have beep under thecnre 'thieves; Currie nod Co. for t he r ,. ir ;NI on account of Far. TZTicte._s_eo97l4ltitht)-1 forge hi s s ig iv -• to an . instrusaihnimhiois .heihati 1 , 114Pcd lAiltetioitettos thew , addressed the Jury', m..r a t lit enniiii ' fthe ' • & • toad haring rent. a meth, mottle., c.. _ „eel ... _,. - --- - 'n *4 fiver i ved •-- ' _..y. _ lie had also engaged somaprreo' rniers at most e.4ormou% salaries. Madame Catalan' had been engaged. upon terms which amounted to about 7,0001. for thestittasin. The Loon, Cii.tmccuoa.—There was no, proof that this was bad manszement. Efowcrer extrasa gant the terms might at first appear to be , iiE , il Vat the - west And of the town, ti or • (wool. " s.6 i„ ii to a performer-at their concerts, the question was, whether it was not worth while for the proprietors of the Opera=house to give as much ? This was at iatarg. ne!elr i regic; and it ,w ferrad t • that the 1' haiihg Geoigah..the.cognii Mr. "I'sfp FAOIO legal o'hjtirt 4 Joh,' offence. iinpaitad tak. .tnitted in tiM'tiyitt wac coitnpktpe 13wirerie-street, tn4,,rernarke44st bat . ' lid Mgt scarcely - Over wilti, eridettee',- .sa, er• . ived a radical n,id IMO referea , peraaturn .cuue.. regair•t - --,idesoce• t .Wall upon 1 "--. 41 .A.......9isovtit thus pre.: itod.reatorkedotbut: • lid itad • scarcely ever wtt flossed • refelVeo a IfiIIICIII 71110 periannent.cuir. " - mow.. ••••••• - - - . Fury bad Ibis dajru decide, .... .. . a .b u dy :e f .evidentototo coptitredictory. The tegtifilthir O o n u n Y tw e lli t irtl thrai i A t t! ilirts rand fall evideresi i t re tk men cr e ( Wen ably state by the Attorney. , ott.,the part or Ilya Plainti ff ," tad •beea'dallai dere my. Many a th".• Gei.lemed'l,4b,d ..,41:241 1 1:at' n tea io tweAy novit :was pet lai', . :. • - ' 14.. "..4.."','' : Outweighed by that of the Defentlains And. i t? took tun; ; , p o rtiit ii j iae . "•4‘ , • fore . be tweeliikt lit .itotibtilvduld . ntito l it " rile ,_ and flitted tkargernw 4 refuel eminence, who mitielled IbkiNre ()writ.; • !tenr , &, aid bail ereri (mare the tomb? Mrsfirs. Unibe,blenvisideet la ,by Ole spirticati• 04 rbe Inbar e.austit withod‘succew. .r. . 1 ` ihi ,iotlitriumewt,umbielk l ailittrd• their . rotools t • ,o/lebielt,.ikt.tbii-avin al I . Orlititiellealiehlx 4 Mews.: Carrie ithli Cm ' rnay be enreLltid My either Sex,Wirb a• lho DeCierliiffitto,l4lill'AlytiAeot. thelPefett‘latits vete iewtitititt- to- thel adtWetargterra ' the grentesr delicacy, recreey, and WO, It .ibeir hor. tin• ifity• 24 his#l4444lwoiillilblftil al it I adependeltt, of. (Mavis& coeds/toy bei!viadlitterliiirte4 ili: unto 7 ): 4,, mi l t,:.4. , 0 - 7 -it . ... to .1 . '4111 ,, „Mb: , tint ow-etir..e. , - era i the City oi bousiONitlrellii..ku . the circumstanCO , •of .tie 'doubtful !mantstit hi: *Weil."' '" - Nctorirr" . at tilt FWet-terestle"Yk l ' '":".. - -- . 0 . Mr. Tower bad spoken of the place in which he ' I°M) : POrded and Pliblisluvl bv D. I.ovui.t., STATPXAN Orrice, 97, elett4iftet. ,~,~ ~ 'a .` $ 1 F 'F