The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-10 00:00:00

H E ,~ .. action was over, Centreltien, _ _ Ca main did ? 1V hr . hit:66lly took thoughtless Airiest's, vepietecillte legs, and again shut theta t:n(ler Utensil. Gentlemen, why we permitter fie eilvares# hope, that such Will nbt be the okWitertsf-the' telltales of Germeity alitigtessta rriky'' sidle' mined to expresseuehhpe, thatidgritii services which their subjects hi* ' they will study* to niellotitte , their they will respect their; rights-z4end length be cnnvinced, that the liberty strictly compatible with the safhty" :Monarchs. ' .• - A Bet the value or our tfrincipletieeltst demonstrated by the ereets which Mel "r ill Ace in Spain. Spain, Gentlemen, • edreetigai of the temesentitive system. : yroirincikl assemblies,-=the hid hetegottee,;., tide of e bleb:Was to check the privreicet thenteidittit While she possessed a free tonstitutitAt,slut*uplift the highestnt nk among the nations of PAM*. stobles were prorestitilty'gallant In getter- intogrosi,!7) her aoldliwi '‘liire esteMed the best Its ti loistr#4eiler in pitterl Sot of this free4e h ustitotion she wee by , priori „. ' i fbiltleellt tit tint . Plaintlita. - , price , fraud - deprived.., econiequence of {ilia was, that she i recollieliutt his precticed. When, in th e 71144 . ' ..it! ...MA Iris ilettpeitessed . ihein a short time before; irieluiliy d%witelgettinfo insiinifirtnictir tilt it wife, , France , was beleaguered en every side s • ... . , .'llslothatlAy Slot belied enored into a contrivance, flour own tinstli att csetn, • inves'ted . Witkentimited ":i.tke barrel! of the Northern f ron ti e r ~' .., :with* to defraud the Plaintiff, in the tole pay:liter, dfittilike"4en 114 - keit biii.'st. lib ie r t ia!a i ! ..h,"tero,ippno to be %oonibil • :. ' , i_ 47 4:31 6 .Is* was stated to be to s it ini. silitrilli f 4446 iti tliolliWof: ' . beelsroSootjiii: Felt tweed the es • . eV." ' • lerireelit flee& '1 ttrainper tint i bifyfriAil,. it* liftpiiith . aNtli•Ce. ParsvPitt • i i .... 1. i s i t :;1 , A ibD 4 ' , : . , ; ~ . /seal Illnisbisa the fa x i g mea t ithe y hy4 r ogi. Milli eimPlinnitiotwslc *heti !top in ~, , • "teali'mpagg4,ool4 4 ,sbiks.the on ly hi. L_ . . ; ge tt ing .4s 4oltieete ; Mille e; reee t ifseeS of co sesiontn !7'sf vieltettyi - never pledrd myself net toilleiffsll: 'n . . .01k:p00 ,1100100' ; !eae l 'Ailli,tha Deknilaut in ibt.:gti)dt or llotkepelle.:. Pith' 43e)ttleateri, was in the • intieilet concerns of .Freece. We 0,111:44t Attitk g e IteCiteld. !be'!! *Asap etlstrett profit ; a the f oocoedlnt . of a Oefeerswaeasei ; eyo t end of a , ter•elOwti oniltems till we received; isiemnity thieg, WI. watt .commeely dent by porsons or the 1 4 61 . ,,i e ,„,,.*t. k fr , lu t il ; iiiAtaTecalkt as * m ow s a s i for theletitillettsecerityrorthe future." On this greaten ieteggiq. .Is*Agerer knee', le the practise 5n ,,, fir ,t4 01 , 0 , ; But what was s h ot tenets& 4 4 s h e ! o ec t ufien44ofoarkpirldd,; - 4etitlt A trifling inieerity, of the Corot Fa applicatioO of this kind complied 0 4 1 , 14 ,* 1,11 1 , 4 2,,,* le f irso d.• tr . Miry s h e , i n f e rn o . % !Auettitetinte lees 'Wild witir **metal epplagrae.(i . tt with„,,before tividiscussion on the merits • and, there .kefigtat."-I•irlesy rtrshad -Twat SW ittodard of thetei*Olallettehelyconsideentitrir; that after lienritt WO ferereit:bitilself honed to refuse the' sed 4 an • amid it ~ . 41:01N04 Si e4e firs burever tlieteindignation; Soy .'lam tir ereirolber the lees of millions,' not of less. Usti lefeeed * accordingly. ~ .eepterM i whole Freer i,tent* gellOoler ham sig• tor, bid 'wfliees ; the elig i bly nheelv to welch, Is e -dotted the war . With varrosni legessve, still, louidel! atraeiteditse dditiey of .natiens hag niadea comlitote by do, Blest, in4e .w4li n tinn4 a. mule ouch -h r , revolutieeti antrwe are •lit this meewnt almost pal. •s cs n lo .rni s any p l ia s ,. Ab s s-4 t ivrt e ith w u pon it,. i eisety in tilositsetiee in. which , weer** is Uterine - they base eitikitest . ore insiders treselbeir eat (A1:N.11794. I trust, temweeet,:,tbst cot celesta will pee,- they have .felliiired there 'avail the. Pyretleettliet ' bt.b the dent b.obtibt tas"" °PeoPeebilled that ire now eettalped in . France, isfeee.they ant unfit '-if the - enemy show a dispesitiosti to yield to yeasen- Aft:lined by the hand or steictibeiltrodent disci- able:terms, the people wilt sepport the ptesent ttli- Vine from inflicting upon their rub** aerate Andel. , fist*. re in those elodernie views which, in streird ;Ou tten fete the htjuries which they hare sustained from trust t*titer formes language they hare /stele pro fessed ; . and. upon Awhil), if they honestly act, . they Gentlainen, should the French nation be pleated . mil demote stets* obtain the blessings of getters te isintirtee Beintipeito. upon the throne of 'France," tient yet unborn., vtilt,tve doldst, he content to reinstate the enrols.' °enflame, I trust that I have clearly deals. te4fe - Pdriftuand in his royal diguiiy;in lioftes That , grated that the demand, which has been lately .made ler*syAlls 'enabled A* preserve by intrigue the pre .: upon us by out - Opponents to chap our principles diaiiitiapte is Spate ) 414 vial he SO foolishly ended. it a most entntvalient one. • • • vowed to eassitilidata hy feta. lit time views, how." - That they should have made this demand, I can emir, -hi *ill be -41sdpPeinfed. The • people' are only aottfahtfor updti the idea that in tireptrttlezity rattle& Tbri:Cortee is re-established, and will, - no of their ,biabovi they Gardenia the correctness of a 'Otioblv be it elet in frustrating his - hisidirnet • lirinciple 9 -WM the resat of speculations - On the liarigi . a. • - . z. - ' ' - 1 question 4ANS; tot:dual:We of Benteparte'ir . power. . To peso on, Gentlemen, to seethe'. topit.an-Plerste ~ Ou the lutist point, I can :.anGere•you t Gentlomeo, one of oar prinCiples hare we been More Itiliktd i that no - Itto•ls, 111( ne eitonishha. i st ..,„ _hdf ev"is,,.• than than for this—that a nation is codoiletent, whendeet sot oPPononts themse l ves send Oit.laVellr i l Wahl the neeintsity of the case requireeltpitcsitielsoecee: ler', • wles•blepiratanred the ' lr surpriae t lat*lplariateate. airy it hi- the sole judge, to modify Or to cheep Its aws&ad t 410atilleallei if there be any • mho eihhites GoAliurikeut, awl to cashier its GovertiorS. Ptitpte: , who "has teltaatif.Prkdicted diet theinmer' 4 C**- politiding thii abstract propOsitilln *elite intiablo 'Oporto would- vet- be • speedily- restrained, 1-inist Dr, Price was not obscureiy threjeried by the sea. I that he is **tooth* lowness to sit down is •staest guieary Burke, whit the fate of Hugh Petersoille;as ,discontent s. -beeltasethisjulephecies of evil hater not you well, remember , soon after the restotation Of ; been foihnode -- .1 1 1 0 4 • vetfikileigmen, hate half CAtirles 11. weir ativiri, hanged, and . quartered; & MI as much to wittect:se Mir:Ganning„ wise must now I believe litilititeititrered tile samteece of theatie Ibe convinced; *tilt; •••Lead'Caltletelsgh is compe te having his palpitating.entrilli tern from his bod y tent to dischergst:Ala &sties if the Act. Which he whilst he was yetallie. Bet lieeplhe this principle • holds, and who will henceforth' be easel .of the _I hare just mentioned' in lie*, let et Consider What' trouble of carrying that noble Lead's dismissal, -for leas of loos pu s /Ash ptisbo iblun i den, Sweden , , months, in his pocket. At to Bonaparte. there is Geiltiedititclikis • " I int* bad her' legislative M. . nothing in nonstnOn•betweon lit.'s Lod' nu. We have f eglibiy, 10111111 a tell it b - bilinal to the pedierof the most regent -reason. to dislike itiet. 7We . hies li a de the Otwbai ffil Of this iksitibbit, : ahe'riait cletifittesl I Bisbee tedislike him at the ehemy of out cleentry, 4, s at ii g u e i kid by the l 6 0i ) yropite Sr •ch is ti. I - end at the enemy to the very 'name .61; freedosmo deli tit. llruriot,the life tittle et Mit Idenareb, And after sinterely thanking' you for the patience wins wise alien of some ability; tit* wll'alf4 orthe ! asloi Modems with:which from hare been pleased to ItingdOte were toleiably welt ottontliddoll &tut et his I•lltten tows., I - prtrposei that we de mestsummarily • dealt; the Sceptre dtvoriid to the linlifi'llt"a' riah • nark dee loll* with regard - to the- eeedoet of. and infuriate madman, who lavishl t raialtpatra. the fluter Of Punk), &inking ) witistbree time' three blond and the treasure of hit aubjelite, b ill'iwild - and , cheer's - : : :-•-„i____-‘: •••" "I." . . -•• • • d • . ~.,___; a ex t raisgsut projects. his "Folly heog a isiipb si: 1 • . Thll re „. gko-w_orni - - come intolerable, his 'subjects teisekgainet hiM, and gr iy pp - . • , esPelled him from ihe Wonillejr. In his , placilley - - "7 10 rikreL im i ni ;„ . ,att . 4.e • pitytnituted his unite : bet . the liettessien to the . th,,,,61;, ' . l i , e t 151,6 1 • I- - ' • _a__ : • Crown, and in fact the presentirsiefeseire'r et the —7--- " - the "I ' - l' • - - le b ta t ; ' a 11" =" 1 " . ' -"I— -jute they vestedelit in one of ,- :: iitsieky 4:- - , •• tot in one of their no I , isoo.of heir soiVitryniin-%* - .. -I it i'sre ettiiiepkvtOt • "eitlt. - 14', iii•toas, what at- ltil lbtalet ilitigia't. 1 'prne*ldAltustratiott. of ,tiOnatiO_ . , - iif. ... it tiontinOota 'lt ! , ~,_ 'sae ware centered, 7 - it, - tithkeer - topp c., Ablee , siiistehlilek ' °l . '..'pe . rwer•rtoOtiteiv . .:: • ....._ 4m? ,:st 04t4,1: ~ ... - aIL, c! , '.. - ---• . ,- t . i 'i g nited, &i n.,. arttlygtory, ApAlittLiifl ' 'cfqiifillng his a'neft‘rit . etirstift; thivibilialet . ivtvkif gir,tairdsi ikes virOph l dephires Minweteri eiples . ;, l o.4,,wfl i lif they Wail Wince' :*.e,111.01 po t liiillia.' sooie'tf ,a4 . ..,r . i,j0is don ciltiit , it unlit,. hifireVir, be ackepililedleo, istitant of tha,iiiialoit' a. tinVtfOlif.l" -present eferateCstation ..111,QIICSO:Ofsh our ilittiptry,.aiir slist s AlhiShlt I t the transaction, vi • ip i i ant 4404 terms ; an ' ffiey . p!111._, Journalists to rail et , the n Cie" ,edge not fit to herniated iiiitUyi4el \ v • Feen *he i r e rrd. .7Te , 4 psinCiples, attdr ' receive Willi ii.- . 411491111 1 Celt XING'S iIEINCII.; Dn. 9. ' . ♦LDUS** V. HILL. . •:.TbetPlaintiff in this case had been Secretary te afideiiral Douglas, the Defendant had been Captain if ids ,Majesty's ship the Orpheus, and the Betio' 'seem brought by"the Plaintiff to recover from the De fsedant a sum of shoot 601. for the • trouble he had had in obtaining for Captain Hill, from the Treasury, a sum of .money on account .of the frieght of some specie, conveyed by him So the year 1805. It ap peared, that previous to 1801, the Captains of all his Majesty's .vessels had one per cent. on all the specie they conveyed. Abort that period that allowance was taken away, and there was no allowance in the 'ear 1805, when Defendant conveyed the specie. in question. The specie amounting to 3 30,0001. was to be delivered to Messrs. Thornton, of Hamburgh. When Capt. Hill came off the mouth of the. Elbe, he found the Orpheus drew too much water; and the specie was in fact delivered to Messrs. l'horntottead ; I Co. by Capt. Williams, of the Alert, who got a 1.-1 ceipt. from them. - • 11, . • Admire{ Douglis proved,. lied - le the month .q!, March, 1801, aprieted order;cithels 4wwitti . nns*, et which .plece,he Wite 'Part . Airntiont• - 1 lug elfieem if) per cent. is ditsfee;glit °Of Pe*: . that on the diem li.arrived, he, the.. Plaintiff,. Defendant, I and several ethers, dined together, he belieVell. at Lord Falklend's. The conversation turned upon the erderthat had just arrived ,• the Defendant sai d ! it nom-unlucky it did not come before the year 1605, I as he that year had conveyed a large quantity of specie. I .Plaintiff oulearktg the circumstances said he thought rit.Tery iikely that on a proper application to the. ,TmaserythirDefendent woukl receive some coMpen ntion._,- -The Defendant said. he should be very glad If the . Plaintiff weilinedertake the business, and lie sapid.. willingly alto*. him a recompense for his The'retneimeetion was fixed to be 5 per wet . ' bet•the witness *said not tell who first nen tldtseli . 8 per tint. • Ceptaiegillisisiss proved," that the Nina had got the receipt from him, without which nethion coeld be'dene 'that Plaintiff. handed the. receipt to Messrs. Halford-and Cook, navy agents, •on the•be belf of Captain llill, as soon as Captaiu 11111 had agreed that witness's claim for a share should be re ferred to naval officers. , Witnessufternardairceifed about 5601. He gaVe Plaintiff 13 guineas for his trouble ' because he thought. hint entitled to it, at though be had made no kgreemesit with Mtn. Lord ELLENaottocast asked, if it was intended WPM .loor. ... all sAkep. - they the of rt liktellra islorfrom switonS iastassie4thice. giaets by a tiS‘ Yrederict, a tap of The waslit i~ "ThiS'IOTSI , which eierfl ;be inipigia. the drum was thought of the correctness, in point of hosier, of such' a defence, there could not be, any deobt.but it was entire to the-Plaintiff to re f use to sign the deed ; and howeiet it might have.be en if tiro mo rn had been tendered immediately t o the Plaintiff;jet,that, iet,that, be hating refosed before such t ew t er, • cataract wet (Besotted, and the Plaintiff entitle the d. to me/var.—Verdict for Pinietiff.• nusur ' Tins action was heoagittagai4tise Defendant, far stopping up the funnill.4.o“kg )011 1 ( fire. places, which went into Defendant's chi mney-' It . was proved *by Plaintiff'S witness, that the'smoke of tire fire-place in question had gone theneerthis fun. 1 nel:for about thirty years, that iaeostatesseure of [same alterations made. by Defendant,- against which witness on the behalf of Plaintiff had protested, the 1 funnel was stopped up, and no use could be made of ' the fire-place. For the . Defendant it was staterkiratihe chimney and hole through which the Plaintifre. futmel eagle let* totally unknown to Deferidatte, or these who hat) , preceded-him in the house, having been con coaled by old stairs ; that the chimney in question was. pulled down in making alterations, end that it was to be presumed, tbat.the hole in question was 'Made without.the consent, or 'wee the knowledge, of the owners of Defendant's house. iSt.tannonouGu.said, that after the length airtime for which the Plaintiff had enjoyed the right is question, he should direct the Jury to .presume a grant by the -owners of the Defendant's house; and it tWas. scarcely possible that the occupiers of De fendant's house should not be cognisant of the fart, when they must hate seen Plaistirs smoke issuing ,out Of their chimney. TO/44c;was takeiilli She Piaintic and it was i,g,rsed.tkitt the smote 'should - coin rdlW in the way most afireeable to the Defenditte.' under the inspec tiou of a person echtiettant in such matters. had been stated Lora PALZNSOROCOM. 011ie°, II It was umlaut, •fathe alititobt (I o '•'- • .th e f e rt e s e ilme ch•cenuttlinceos+rt 'appears that , P i l ' i . ..,_ : __ l ci,...A.,....h.A. }teen made hy the De- -4 ot 441illairer °Y : ! . *7-144t'ed ig; 4;13 11°°.e °I til L tili"" fr . °44414t1 to over that no strAklaro.m remise as lie ' t•44l) '* - •‘. ' *Ladles of tita! 4 * l lr. aearki.aPP9dei to ;!..1.71?"`" 777 7. !e l / 2 000-i- sortatbz • to -- sopa - telyince to • **la's ;*t The Aniwritx • tow. l.Thred• Atit !bete tit. p4:4016.,.cia• - _1 •••'-isi n i s alowwileie .0 Throe r ~ itorsiuti, • , ii. , . . .. , . ii% miwk" ll4476l r" 'I lootteitil ' -. '' .o.6 'W a ••'' F v4l n t tlew "7"" A"i " 7144 4 ° in t in d ."4"4l. 4op ia t i t tliAteltal po doubt bet oes, *se, Vele t . Let '-' it if* . hkie• ''Th e ilian *"" ewil . i4S,lt " etas • 'ow l et Sivlcea parfOrmod • and al. a 4........1, . ~, „,,,,,. . di. s__A_.l . isost.ts • . •• • ... •P. • • * lhi w' .. . 4 "V 0 1 00 1 7 g l g•-r:•` Au IL 't*"‘"" 4 ing° ` ithepih.l4lol • *fseigtot. wet be entitled - to at me- e" . 1046 tie'l - kat at )1111.1aelt; lea en Mnind it. Ile 'r e m in the •i• • • • one a - .7t he, lashed ot ifotoo and ritieieltigieherde•bet ititchen l '. -,it P e " ..,..:_.;„ sert,et was always k ept. . wow " the buskins sod received the isiviiimMlid- ,• • ' ' , Vmhry Intiroirtgi em„ . . •. , . waseat r gemikaeryte say =Agy ; To .1044 .;-, .. e rePt!iti;ir a Pei ei, in t e.*k i ii c oii i iimilioNi n iths entitled.' es toes;aak itrotrityrylvil.. • ~,iniu,*_.*.•.iiiih cpmmulik4f.d.,,,, ._ l i tiedeinere aeae i tarced. t e:ii es is ic i i , w ho . l ob . fliii4lt l Wall*. • MU', i' 4 F' ..'„ 114 receiiitid lie' snorter. On this.4lBjmtAl'‘• &WOODY awitrtiettills '. " . ' . i. :'' iiiiteritiCe itigertVeNe F : sift siiip i ts,,, end the female servir s Pl 4: • ,koicuoroie s ioigat,toe L 3144 1 11 6 *-• .' 'a Yrreilit . te. 'Olirjkrin - , 'they ,sysiote wo Stairs, and . fonnti the h,itije'n door this . au. an sokaceimasat the Decadent fire U. iVe .. llirl trigett Cettir- tio ; Old,. t ticked ) but reCeiving oakum ..? they at bei re s ect i s ,,, on 06.7ai s t a esa . cif :the Plehottffs.- link 'th * klieltllli - lefigth 41;1:Ike - it Op?n, and foUnd 114 inatt.servant. B t iha • ecide : ce it si z ed thegiglitalaintiek were It ties us 10 cheap • 14.1 dettil,by the wintlow. On further juspgctiotr, r fez + . 414 Tuam.a6ir was s uer. 1.. 9g• — k • • L __,• • ~••• • • fteL • ~,r t ,„ eolour,asaau tureyi . lrirwrimr•• *fist,..-... .. ' • 1 olt &Neared that the eeeeef . , 'a ce '..:' • A . "altni• • cloth:Manufacturer ititilleihretib a, P 1 desist : all Omemf ep, Clot at" the 1 r ol ler s", is:j 4 e bed, bylreat,foreo kyileh ati*nraw., the rodeo riesided itt smug, Va , P14.116 Siger• .t te'.•ft triht:tb his r iiiitia4,, , ,„.4.,,.,1..49,.:01 2 ika,,r i ti i _4P0:L9,4*Y41‘ tired in the Newspapers•andsbY hand'hftle) ~,5 44.111 ,,r 5h: ,,,te : {:,,,,,t hei' 1; - t4en illiktr_____ __,l••teeltr n 7 L 1 ,0 Y . 7 . ...r,.- 1, t tt d would dispose 'of 'colours At 50 per cent. under the '" 1 ","/ '''' '''''"7 "; eehrekel4, . lefitYee' .9W `i`i - T _ill,- 'Th' - ' prices at which the other•dettere were in the habit of that they L ' i nii . • T ed e.s"44i u la ntoi t 'vWl ' ' hear 4 lii iiii la i iiMi l u •-* l j e l t" OPO n te - * ll 4 sill e thern. Afterlhtsaciverfiseakentalad appeared, # 'lL'ii.theritir Li' 411 " 4 iw g sl**4 40 4. a - I , l ' lll 444 '1. 4 .1 4 1i e l . o o r , lendant , ptibititted an tdVerrisentent in the ' 0 d'iie ,tia- g ''-e -'' sq.* was 'teket!o.iely by .sue, .rw..n. Ts, b bl . . wa p e p ere , i n th e tune of the Painters of the .city, tre#i",„„ c ,fleceat,, .. l e=i i tbe,peet ;toping in kield arlioitriughOule; t A the f ~; f` " ''' " : Itittlag, that it was lipptiisible for the riaintilis to *.' ••i•oekhrA iaegip A qoul . ttge. 11,./ it *recent.). C!'res:; ; nr, ;1 4., ; ,1, ' sageiwi t ie l j a t a taiitighe poiceo 'which were men: qt l-1 am •serehAtttht = ' Aar sitiiilct, :04,,i,i ' the tehlije arrt 3 Ne f,41 6 r,:t - thrived in their licalsilitig* advertisements ; that no iiiitieees the - Y 4 Pedakne decoAsecletacitut. Atte to laird it the yreq 14 .: 4 .. • a t.elrt in "rch• 04 ' agile 444 filtrlchatail , . 11 1 1 .4 . 44 4 1? 'T!"! .. :44.. - • isiliwir shop. - rto inst A dvertisement wasLthe libel. . pd7oce,saft,.t4ati.uitritiota.i note saisc •Mis ts 'ol bl ig e l , t dei t br ei. so w t o d u a id t . e k r eeri en a tbo teLs is 'to Avi"Tainit 'Mil Ytie l ' n o r I;li:wiry-colt Was 'also' fount) oAltsl4e; ..,•4136% t he. ac r i : o zkooght. , • '..,.. -' ' p rls ' il ' "" t4O ' ro - ' C . Z.INS . .!`'., ` , •libili , ... t 0 ,61 11, ae_at mozsr,ine,,,. „At . ..11..10A hen; _ ,_ lastltig . 1it., 1 . , • re e fne'r? h r* 111 ** , w.ol;collksen 94 1 ,,iitft.r_Leri,a : .. i merely. rig an :4lo/4.1 . .4l o . 'ial d. it Th a e PPeli fiest re a d dve t r o tise hil . f Piessce• ' 1 / 4 " . •,. 'Coq% t o i t tsiO*ll P *MILT, ,i, •, * /11 . 0 j oili pap i l . 00*V/a or the trade was pmctis. i s tiklia , . fr a sthee i t d •,- 1 1'' iithb , ' 4 ? 'O.14,0 1 ? tste . .lW 4 / I !*4 11 "- P.- ~ lin egress imposillowoh:the siablic ,.l " eh '?„, r4 _,. isi g ‘ L 5(1 , 44 . th. • elwer ,' • *11131.•;; .•s , • s t ;:' .• '• ' ''''' '''' ..,4 ' ; ‘ . 4 406 cent. far colour's ' the price at which they re bittlrd ' . 4 .. ~. .. . • ~ .: - .ut.,- le• -Ip• ..,1-4. I iZrrir'... : The ether ad. _: • . ~, _ , . • ii ii i mk..l .' , oulu PO an o . , Pc.! 4 ` 7 ; .:__ 1 A - - private lidti . r e -e 1 ler6. . . • . xot Y om • . I ~ ' ' , rettictment .. op , ntenned es ~ _e emb RftleaikBkilitifital *--',!' . .. •• ••• - . . , .. . . • , • Mr "iit ;. AI ' ''t* • • - teraPett4l'ialOild - to Wm, -the po!4 c tha t gel r•heird. It. Who ilc t , `for R i d. „it 5e0...Y0 lee •• • , ~ Rut l they biite Sei . t”tonvert,a,to !Gaul . 1 1 *IV. fOOl - . 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' • ' -:"-- •• • ' - •,' '• - OM ' lon,fli fee - OA •tptitt e wa , ' 0F41 , 0 4 0 . .• • .. 4 `• -:- erbafirtistite-on' ' Atm - . " I" o ul tihit ti i, their coroilow,thet stektassto. in oletato. etoesh,. coolies ., . 1 „ roi .: 08 60„ !f oai t :clids,... r„ . • who , was. jeeled_ ,•tobe II , thesmount of the debt riatadofittedi stanixde $1 101•4 = sand that ' thiiy'4ill it hates day teo,letag; h.:•iney he d . . . ChniAlant ond• 4 4l 7 .llleile 41110.'01111,* amount . 11 30.; of c ln r li sam bertyi. so f the mo peb i p ly itP o is r a h rs iV ,ib in w itl, ,b v i e olnk resalY nrit i oi s io a .aans t by . rut. b lisS yt we , ' . jligill . ' •' 1 g a i nig ett /" .-.3 7 1vh 1 t i ,. ! " 11-I'4l4ll : br . 40allds::::::74111e-tdabliii:toburednist..s; .n m ‘ po wi n tk pl w i b b i ii i n ch tte ' be in: l'!, P°tPhelatlitt6'd.needtiliff,f;aroofternlr:mos.u'icitittnoloin7ieb'uitat7llll46:l4:nchelltuija:useeigriPetredtedve.mtoonett::ey'n't 'On this, being offered a billoteuh i i - ' • • - - , AI , ~.. -r ! • ihketerit in dilaßbuse of Corroctiott . I* • Go&abaan; , .. ._... . .. .. • A:Andy fi led his bill let ILK injunction to stay proceed. p r h ip ic let it i hi ewilifet ie lit etri w k t i i n it g eti ly fiel Ge du n ' oelies t :anino .:- 'A" ha ; wady* .fee the . w age. lugs I n n the action, wialob 441•011144. .. .. A demurrer t refused to accept it. One month • . i etnen , def e poi v e t ietif e voice of 'which we h ere b eet.se bi ec t jointle a ti o t ip ei was tiled to. the bill ? Iribleb came ee **be beard be- ' afterwards,. the attorney for ;the Defendant 614 1 4 , • • . sh e i l iktoc e is this". , that one state bartoo right to intar f ers in the i fore the Viei..Cl eince tr o yi n • • jese o r . July . last, but !on the Plaintiff to sign the deed ; the attorney•leici. 3' • •.. . , , id hofectftei i .the f e ed. internal concerns of another. - On ihes;l6Pro it will 4 ' was duff-ruled. ',. • not stormy' with him: • Plaintiff reseed •to a ' n i t e enirt iret e h om i dd yeip sufficient to•obeerve, that thajusties4 rue p .441410144 p iaittiffborw*ttilipocilitedpiti, bxedic .. 4oo tliono is efainr juiton: . he si tzthe as mo w ic e l ted and itor h e av b i amo ng•look e d at tf: c i e ,o4 insrlrutii, she-eir e plid is now so itenaralty achnordedtA that kt ham sePled ; 1 *4ll not :lions of Filmic H e t I been tistatintously admitted •by the *tabour .. 1 gist e ground 'toilet - was,. that the Defendant iii signAt, but will bare .20;.. in tbe poond." •Th ree ' 094 1 7:0#474y) war'* 'Clergytnze, end ought •not days 'after, the money was. eend en ,4:b i i i ,p ia r ciitt ant' and genevost, seed 41.4trorpool. - . • .•, 4.. thip . to . .bor#4 l Bller in pia*, : %by % that b b i e h h ad• sold the refused to accept it, or to stin'the &std , the best ID the siroild.- , ~ Gentlemen, we have labtly. beard etsseb permit me to all hi peer • PLetint le doe . Platntitar "boot dots Lit e price at : Lord . Frixasnottounse odd; whatever might-. be she , wit by fo ' and principles of Mr. Pitt.• .. .. - .. .. wt.__ .. iii... lit Yoh lak Asia a short time. hofnro • *L....A.4 ..*P*Lis ......a....- 1.. -_!— . . ,;,._.. T , . . . CCM IVF,TIIP c ow ISON GIALIMOI,, Der. .9. OOP ILL" • ENO ANOTHER, 'ISSIGrriES *01( ••CARVEn, • .•. V.visalts, ANO:OIIIERS....• . • TM* case Occupied the attention of* Cost foam one o'clock till near eight .in the ,eveping .the facts lie in a very small compass. At the last;goe ral election for Colchester, the hinise tiTkd the Kent and Essei Arms was opened for the:friends "of Mr. Harvey. A Committee sat theardaily, of which a Mr. Kendall, .who bap ,sicee betorse.,bstik ropt, was the chairman ; diAners.and,proTislOwS were found to the amount of 3811.,!tti4 arv,4olA. carter , the publican, and who, likorise is now i'bankrupt, delivered in no hills till ofteithe election, When he Said- he' Riede out his. bills inttheenme of Mr. Kett dall and the Committee. •As the estate of Mr. Ken dall is insolvent, the object of the present action wet to recover the bill from the present Defendants, who were persons acting ass the Committee. The JUDGE, in his summing up, observed, that it . . had not been proved, tintt ter e.spress contract lad L betsuirnade fly the tilefesideetiisltb Oa publican ; nor was it to be implied frOmthe mere 'circa stance of their. sitting in the Committee-room, that they held themselves out as responsible Tor all expences is the house. Kendall, too, had expresily sworn, that ho alone had reade..the engagement with the publican, who ,gave him credit on this ai,on former occasions, is the same year. .• • —. • .Stircinc.—On Sunday lee r s person well dressed, pad of respectable_ appearanee,,,,went into the Gran pablic.house, in Villiers-street, Strand, and haviug written a prescription, sent, it to a neighbouring apothecary's. He mixed the medicine that was I brought to him in some brandy, and water, whirls he ; 4144, and whinhproved•to4ke.laudtat4l. ,lie felt iveieep *ltteep l , and. - erspked la a short tine .• it ifillitetradi from papers found in his pocket, that be OIL *volute,' surgeon. . • •."'"The Durham Election was not. ezpectedto finally r amie until Wednesday sight. At the, date of the last atcousts, Mr. Az.t.ast was 0 &And of Mr. IBAKER. I An assembly of the St. Pancras corps- took place kat its parade on Tuesday last, and after an &dikes , fees the Commanding Of fi cer , explanatory of the MOW of the Meeting, the members. unanimously ex- ! pressed their willingness to CO-operate with other velesateer corps of the Metropolis, in the performance of such military duties•as might be required, and tea. dared their services to Government accordingly. .11% or.' ~ • . MARRIED.__ ....— .11tt BOW, Copt. GraytiAn, Royal E n pineers, to Mary., thin of the bate 'Hugh Lyle, a...luckiest-hall, Colenno. rte the 9th Wit. at St. Jarisc,is o ure b. vi coa dgly, Geo . tek Attraltato, of Greet Marlborough-street, Stilicitor, to Vl.* Thootp-on, of Kentlsh-town. . ...:...___ - _—...—....._::----------- to men. ' no less thorn t . • 1)141). libel I Drc . 8, at his Ustase, Tadoristosel.. hire R. B. Cu rre y , of the • .1 house of Langford and Currey..ageit I On the 7ilt inst. at Alehouse, us Ness Orotood-sireel, , fi r , S. us' Vllboe, agrel 60. the lice. Oo the 6Sh in , t. at. BriNol, Captain Charles Macaw% of I s . I 56th ralment. aged 31 years. • lON Wedoestay, after a short gbe Lady of Car' of iloodya..00 11 e ; ,Qn 7th last. at bit Woodilatr•i l * .6411 " 1 .0i5..: tro.tiovAnst. 441 b f A:PM AS Orrit. - 11. lerl,4trett. 6