The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-16 00:00:00

40. ... ,' .I i ~t ~n K c i ~ in tie Ordinance of tise.2.4lth of July, is, it is pa id. •:mongst the ... i.onyb ! .r f of i!'gose who has. obtained fes!" ti' ;1141i,i,f iinCr-7: 11* Kill has added . to his endea...urs for coecill'atiattisa favour of the army, py a nee Diteoe s elshichippeers in the Mooilarr, *tircisissin..Allit:rah Niefilvelels.officer wise is deio gytedlyitti iltriftlosi 'sit flittfoittr "her .be , easistered, ooless by the rn etierial .Istiserity it:,,isis'.Majesty..7— 'he King of BA VARI 1 hat hisaad sir 4 O r di n ance for I h e •olection of Deputies to the Erse General Diet of the klngdom, which is to coesesience its Session en the lid of nlO „month. Tho alkrOf ALEXANDZR left Wurtzbescon lire 34,• on his way to Vienne, Wberetbe ileitiarian, Boheaslan l and Austrian Noble• men, end tithe! Persona of distinction, were daily or. esing in numbers, to be present et the brilliant fetes to be givers, during that stay of. the Emperor. To Editor of the quotirgattrie, - 00W,Itses his belief. in the 1000 Plot, tale If Werke*, **ivied into bi the peer • ind tiii%tely ori4hitia‘tive Pletieileadailtokeeigif POMO °e tlierOggiMt"Atllll,4Cbrg, sod 0 111 1 1 . 1 . 11 ' biekoivwe tvestviosittlf thaw ,prisoner et it.. Heliiii bh - Oold have bean liberated.. Th. • *Oat ellitrlN however, &Wit . nit inf . oollllllVteedere et die *mita whicil they intendedio t his Emperorship; AO tbeWteans which.they had pr Med fey keeepibg him there, until they had attained their object t• the re. lire of the Velum Royal of Posautial, - to Lisbon *,,,. mite esrthorollti, administer his fatheettilreeropean 1 • slowinions l M , ' , elated opon,by theliihibitonts of .-1 [ Idlsbon t. .. 4 ,. 4 , ;. ' at no great distance.. The sitna.e c atgut qtir T . ; ice the departure of tha . Relt,it Pally st ~;-. 'ail* 01l Ibis kingdom, is allowed .0 .. ell fides iivial tfiareikaiii.of prosperous.. • ,: The Moods of Paritsupsoirry patarapi will be gra. iifieti witb a peruoal of . the CiiiriejtiN: our Pik this dog of el.r y• svanotloll_liit. Wo . at ..!.... :• .0 , f0iv,,,00p0 mum. 'at Liver n-bl ie iri given' . ',-, . bt the Couceastric Society . Whales's* .. .. ':ef opinion may 'mist amongst the Rot . • • Oind - we Matra there are many shade* . beltlo l oo..ifsital),Ao swot **ire, the temperate manner - Ng which Sir fovea eildreseed his friends at Liver. Pool, sod - iteist not the best consequences wilt • ieselt . from such a judicious line of conduct. The Letter lately published of Sir C. WOLSELEY, has placed him so high in public estimation, that it was not necessary for the worthy Baronet to dwell upon. . a ootrjgot which be had so ably and amply discussed. • Thi..comprehensiieand able speech -.4 the Rev. Mr. SHEPHERD, which we gave yesterday, will be found . • . .. • very int.resting, and we shall 'lie one or two more of the speeches delivered at the Meeting. ---4- lintwerrow. Dec, 13.—Thii afternoon the Mambo and ...et r*r•l'llutleite 'et IllatTlFOßDairived et the Pa tin') 1 .1 .I.4.c.•urse of reaterdav, the M.trquis of JIB t0r....:..c anti the L•dy of Sir B. ecoourrzi.o, with b e „f son, a t r;wed at the Palace. The Marquis hod N. it ehi'orig of Cuut.wounu.sY are expected to.o,nor "s„ ' . Tea flustsl'o With. Ike —lt now appears certain that two Ivo Iligiesiy had too other property to be. q u , ..1 I,llt her fila.'lt'lli. ; they are to he divided inom , the Princesses in equal proportion. A value stirs his been taken, end Ilwva jewels are estimated at tulle 91.01. of . iPillil l 4 l sterling. The codicil to b,, r ~ itt disposes of the QUEEN% ready money, sig. 40001 ! The other property, namely, the wardrobe, . Stir 4 le the unmarried daughters. It is very valnahle. The PRINCE REGENT hes appointed M.jor-Gene. rat TAYI.OII to the 'Ace of Master of St. ('etharine's P. •lhal, tear the Tower, vacant by the death of the late Mf • DiaaRGWE. Th. P 11114) E REGENT travelled to Brighton by the nag road, from Grafton Lodge, nenr Reigate, by we', of Proves Cross, Crawley, and Hiekstead, on Thursday last, and thus avoided Reigate. But there is a plan in contemplation to shorten the dia. fence to 48 miles and a half from NVestminster.bridge to Brighton, by avoiding Croydon, Reigate,. and Crawley, and entering into Outfield, whence the *reveller will proceed over Claytoo•hill, now nearly levelled. • Ilis Graito-fla Bake of WELLINGTON is expected ram Franco talk slay. Lard CASTLEREAGIi returns u feridsy• ' . , • , A C'lontmertial Etrhange has been just established t Calais by Royal Ordinance. A part "of the Hotel V,tte has been allotted for the purpose. The Gazepe of last night contains Addresses of rvildolerice to the PRINCE REGENT from—Bath, iotsinkhavoshire, the 'Deana anti Chapters of Exeter : In - i O n : I fo o r o d :D ,,Kli ond uh re : A rg i h w a r h d i e re so , , G p l r a e lg o o t w ter U y n o i f ve ca rs i i t ty b: notoamcitooN Christchurch, Leeds, Berwibk, Perth, 4., • , Ilslitaz, Blackburn, Bolton, Carlisle, Marlboa , I gh, and Great Yarmoolb. file four brothers, who compose the firm of POTHSSHILD, have been successively admitted among •:' German Nobility, with the title of Baron DE i e) TllSOnflo, by the Emperor of AUSTRIA, and by te Kong of Peosstat. A aptleimen of a new form intended to be given to haolt-notes has berm shown at some of the public Iffiest). The paper is of the same size as at present, ut lb. written aWd engraved parts are all contained 0 st4ondl avid its the centre. At each corner is a Oft of stamp, of carious and singular appearance, hhlcb, It Is hoped, cannot be imitated. A chemist of Copenhagen has discovered a means of producing a lively yellow colour for dyeing cloth. Ey gather, the tops of the potatoes when ready to flower, peas-es the juice, mixes it with more or less water, and suffers the cloth to remain in it during twrity•foar bouts. Ile then dips it in spring water. cloth May be either of wool, silk, cotton, or f .1 1)17. By plunging the cloth thus tinged with yellow into a vessel of blue, a brilliant and lasting green is ol+itieri. tRICE OF UULLlON.—Foreign gold in bars 41. Is. net., noire.—New- dollars, ,fis. 411—Silver in bars stsadord, as. 54L ~~ • a. - • _ .., Tkit trAirtfttttit• - • ' . -•--- , , Zes, ran PRJNGIC,,UOSNra elope I •. 4 o , .:Qms)-)4kaire that w Mk' OM ewes show, .t Allinedhetlhe trapplop aid inset* of wire. • Star,—Let me 'majors year Iliayatilighaem td\. call consideration-to- or a* et- ir-eriais favourable, l when thelsakiiiiiCipea to spaiettliy:; foit however inconsiderate (yes will - Patly allow) yea base been in tlso habit saf• 'timing' of late, ithersity creates re. fleetioo. Now Ibe prep red bead..? strew sad hy pocrisy is pi'mAtia Pine feeling of borrow dries doily selfishOess, awdl',lnember that the distressec:Of the People clainoopmer first censidein4e; to your Royal Higbotik,iiill now (es yetiOnisr . frOrptestty done before) ride*, " That all right tplegs-ireartila People," sad sandy your devising: your pier !ruin Omit soerce, yele;taest - know as risit the dudes of ro • 17 ar !high ; It is a pareipriast le; a lent Otailnd pp tiv•soi evil .10' 11 "i night . 116 Y at P.. Aar, a' BUTS, Pa • issaraf mod meal edegs odious names, entiesteSiwil ti 'invade ere rights of, Britons-, Ytnreiti tsfrnt!esitly: den seemed to know rhea, sairbiy ‘X;asiatad every lasasiao at right and jartios; Yoe have cried oat WM,agps and Liberty for ever eatt kammitoble Indeed irpoimes•eumaseee of yeeereameTh" (ertet.‘etiiiiiielma shoes e h,Te SlWta)►.Wetrifilhfiriiii2.l44lot 'dolma.' bailey -of lest . spew a h r t4resid vie w • l : ay Biome h imptited le aiity 'foe what bee been termed telltale oeglect atria* orr the banal day of yoer yol Mother, and that workmen bate been em ployed on year Royal concerns. Hey absurd Aim-- ridieelosiat think ip ddsig Call be blamed it is she gaudy shoimrigth leek as unnecessary a! ettbeneWN/Ad- flpr spirit if the deputed; fir be assesA . , ell, ewever !torsi here, must, like you and I,' answer hereafter few the deeds done in the flesh. N aide d falsehood or liateery,,, mild thee swag; for from tb who from power Bed wtaith might leave exhibits* mercy GNI benevolence, no subterfuges will ki heard. We may feel for ounelves, bet we wvs /lit and feel for others, nor admit those who are'hirde der us to act enjustly. good Gon, Sire, look about you! Do not be deceived by your Ministers —let not their professions lull you into delusion and a false secarity, bat look into their actions. It ap. pears that craft sad fraud may be countenanced in these had men, while the People are groaning under the weight of their wicked measures. I know some of them outwardly jolt, but inwardly base, cruel, proud, and unjust • and your Royal Woe will be for ever blighted, Wpm much longer neglect to die gird them. Have you not experienced from them their incendiary principles? -Did they not do every thing to widen the breach between your Royal Father and yourielf ? Did they not espouse the quite of your poor wife, and r froor interested motives desert her, and noir staiiirio the way of a reconcillatioo between you? All eyes are open upon you and them, and you do know, that Englishmen will hear a great deal; but they *ill not suffer much mere the invasion of those rights and privileges yes are sworn to protect, and by which the Crown is held.—Foreign Leagues or Ministerial Tyfeensy cannot mil any thing, and the country that was free when you were born will shortly be so again, and protect, instead of driving away poor creatures, who cannot be hypocrites, that seek shelter among us.— In the hope you will properly see your own Lid the People's real interest, and discard your present Mi nisters, I am ) &c. NIXON. CITY BUSH% ESS. Yesterday, the Lord mayor held a Court of AI. defines), at Geildhatl, for the general dispatch of public business, at which his Lordship made a Report of the result of the Wardmote, lately held before him. in the Ward of Cheap, for the election of an Alderman of that Ward, in the room of Samuel Cpodbeterr, Esq. deceased, which being read, Richard Rothwelt, Esq. was called far, gild tieing attended and presented by several Gentlemen of the' Wa «1, was admitted and sworn into the said office,' ■ad took his seat accordingly. The Court came to au unanimous Resolotion upon the e►ent of the decease of her late Majesty, sym pathising with the Prince Regent, and the rest of the Royal Fami:y, for which see stelccriisement. A small quantity of gold was sworn off for es portalion. Coal undertakers were licenced. The Court appointed the Commissioners of the Court of Requests, for the month of January neat. The Inquest of the Ward of Farringdou Witbia attended, and side a presentment of sundry ruinous premises, non-freemen, nuisances, &c. Sundry bilis passed, and were ordered to be paid. No other business of moment was done. EAST LONDON THEATRE.---A new Play, called ()avid; or, the Spanish Banditti, was represented at the East London Theatre, last night, which possesses infinite merit. It is from the pea of Miss MACAU. LILY, late of Drury-lane Theatre, who performed the heroine of the piece, with that decided seccess aed approbation which has marked all that Lady's per formances, She was received with the loudest accia, mat rith incident and it hell net an‘ but, her penance phonso, *bk. Conti thud" )4.4•Geme doWn from the River kit night mod oalletl, the Ana*, Goodwin, for hankie ; Onys. Walker, fof harbaidoes ind thii''morning Pie _sehoe_aer i lettarig trotees,Holmes,for Para.—Tbo Ate w, CA I, rroik Petersbnvgh to Bristol, lost en toricharr api =Wiest night in the Do*os, and se mains.Polhonsonte, Du. 15.—Arrived the Demerara peeket,Vestblos, from London tot Demerara and hisOrfsjosty'a alsipfßostatio, from a cruise. Cowin, llsc. 15. —galled yesterday the Porto. geese ship lonoeencia, Florls, from Hisiburgh to °poste, which pet In here on the 12th df October, leaky. FALitoirry, Dec. 13.—Artiviertlie Industry, Todd; from Tenerif for AMsterdasi—goiled his Ma jestt's ships Lee end Heron, on a cruise. Coonv,. Dsc. 7.—The brig Santee; Bortdn, of Whitabevon, timber laden, from America fwe Sligo, was wrecked on the south-best coast Of Sky; oil the moreing e f thrlath tilt. After the crew abandoned bee (whit are all safe) the vessel took fire, which, mith,snansi,go, is entirely conionted, Incepting a few pieces of timber..-. The brig Traveller, Dixon, of Whieelastow, has put into Loch %ippon, in this Isle, after antometrerietit heavy gales of wind on her pass: age-from Limerick to Liverpool, without &image. - kfANASTIt, DtC. 15.—Pot heck yottetday the Royal SoVeseigli; Gibbs, from London to Roller: ileas, for shelter: GRAVINIVID. Drc. 15.—Sailed the Abeam, Lewis, fter 'filablille,.*Fll end, Rey, for Bombay; Neptune, fitronaci,lfsie d ; and tatharies Green, Hot. for • 0111111(FIELD CLU 13 CATT Lir SNOW, PI; I ..•••••11111111.1- • • 4 Saturday a very large company were present to examine the animals exhibited in Mr. &niter's yard, bit the crowd of Monday exceeded any former ex ample. A Barge pen in the middle of** yard was pnavidect• for Ms. Grees's very *sr' Diskant cm, wdgbine493,l't'tona. . Earl 'falbnt's oxen, and Sir Ilesry Cate Mei son'. oil, engaged mart of the attention of the amateurs, as did Mr. Wesiear's even, and many others. Mr. Taylor showed a painting of * Mr. Glit's Dur ham boll, Faeou►ite, which weighed, whoa fatted snd killed, Y 63 mono. • Mr. Weir showed his iron plough and his chaff mister. Mr. Rallis exhibited various useful articles in cast. iron, as pig-troughs, oick-stamis, &c. Mr. Mills showed a great assortment of fins hosiery goods midst from English grown wool. At three o'clock lbe Members of the Smithfield Club amtesabled / Freemasons' Tavern, and .held a Meeting. Sirs ow* S. Sitsticticr, Hart. in the Choir. The stale *I the funds of the Cl.! was re. potted to he imposed so much, that no debt of Ailtb which remained. to their silversmith, could now be-discharged oat of the surplus of tint .1110 W 'pries, lier the ye* and which so rptes Was ordered foAtiaX ii The teilowing new Members were sleeted, velem—ft Sir Henry Carr llbbotsoo, Hart. ; John li ladle, Borer, Esq.; William Phillips Lamb, Esq. • T.slio Wing, Esq.; J. Whitson, Esq.; Messrs. H. lioyo, John Chatfield, Stephen Grantham, Dan. , Larkin, and George Ridge. Some progress was made in adjusting the premiums and conditions of the nest Show, and the further con. sideration of them was referred to a Meeting yester day morning, at ten o'clock. THE DINNER. The Steward, of the Clots, Mr. Wermington and Mr. Dodd, had not theoght themselves.itestified, by the attendance at some late annual dinners of the Club, to order dinner for more than 50 persons ; bet at the hoer appointed, Gentlemen continued to flock to the bar for tickets, lentil 175 were disposed of, and others continual to follow, who reluctantly were relented tickets, the tavern not having a room unoc copied for them to dine. After the cloth was removed, the CHAIRMAN gave— " The fhe Prince Ite ik ent and Royal Family." • Sir Jour SESRIGHT then rose and said, that tie. tered as he always felt himself by presiding over a Meeting of Farmers like the present, a class of mew peculiar to Britain, he could not but regret that the . Meeting was deprived of the company of their ['re sident. It appeared from a letter which he liad that day received. that it was the full intention of his Grace the Duke of Bedford to have been present, had not his Royal Highness the Duke of York then Sited his visit to Woburn Abbey. He had the plea sure of adding, that his Grace's zeal for the success, of the Club was in no degree abated, as his liberal otter of 125 guineas, in pregniems for the nest year, would testify. Sir John concluded by giving - The Duke of Bedftod"—which was drank with three times three, and great applause. T. en, ' Sneers to the Smithfield Club"—three times three. Sir JAW then proceeded to read the adjadication of the prizes. On presenting the plate awarded to his Escellency the Earl Telhot, its Classes Il I. and VI. and a medal!„ through his sweet, Mr. Jeremiah Guider., Sir John paid a 'high compliment to the Noble Earl, by re. presenting bits as one of the best breeders of Here ford cattle and new Leicester sheep which this mien- , 47 bad to boast—and as being, is ott sepias, .the litiltirs friend of his *wiry ;a. concluded by pro po " Earl Talbot"—dank with thrto tipogbrecApfapplause. Mr. GUNNING proposed—. " Tae Heahlo of Sir Joha St.brighr—wltich was drank with long sod loud applause. Yellen!r morning the Clob held their Adjoernpd .--- - -_ _ mations. The Piece is replete with incident and in. Yesterday morning the Glob bel4 teem Anjoarneo i ------ - --- - --_ _ ___ _ serest, interspersed with. genuine comic hornoor, sod Meeting, George Ginning, Esq. in the Chair, w h en I the end of summer, and attended her regekirly altar ihis language easy, flowing, and nervous. We cannot the thirteen premiums, and five medals, to be offered her return film Weymouth as in rho habit of visiting her in November, and did not then look help feeling much regret, that talent of so superior a for the nest Show, were adjosted, amounting to 210 1 nature as bliss MACAULEY ° S, both os an edict es guineas. The Meetiog adjourned to the Ant day of opon her as being in a deranged state of mind. She and a writer should be confined toa spheres° limited had a poltnoury consumption. arid was frequentlf I ; the Show in December next. but we hope to see her again placed in that teak In ,., , ....—......__a____l—. attacked with hysteilcal affections, which oftho PM., her profusion to which she is justly eatitled. A Coininet--Tho point nursed on the trial of Fr dace 0 disorder of mind similar to insanity; gue,ssok young Lady, of much promise, made her Ant ap. Phillips sad his son, who were capitally convicted directions shoot the apothecary's attendance,. Ae memo on a London stage in the character sof All- at w hich es of having in their porsen a die, merely wrote the prescriptions; many modkinep .., Oman, son of Olivia. on was the impression tat a shilling, having were required to palliate her disease, though tbey Coast EXCHANGE, Dec. 16. —The Market was been referred to the. twelvwdadgea, the Prince Rea might not have been expected to effect a care I ban sbuodantly supplied with Grain, bat the demand gent bag, in conseqwejlett If their Report thereon, no reason to suppose the spothecory did not do his continuing small, Woe were exceedinitlY heave, par- fithniedthe Prisoursaireepardow. Theelder Phillips, dory. It was not possible, from the nature of the ticularly for Wheat, Oats, Peas, and &tons, which it will be recollootod e .wns.in custody in Gloocester complaint, to pronounce whetbor too much tnedi. may be considered /OS, cheaper ; kw English Bar. some time since,. en si similar chorge, find at that clues had been gin° her. After her return from. ley at Muuday's prices. period resided seer Westhery•opon-Severo. Weymouth, knew that her complaint was incurable; . - ...;- , --;;--=" :---1 4•Quar..zar-:. . . . . N4rill, 'IINCE. ted W, Asa.. iadatlid S .,_ Ps, part hewing PE stil charged gamer and 41014 verdict 114, • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dec. It. WALLIS V. IIOCKLEY. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, ad apothecary, residing in Curtain.rosd, near Shore ditch, against the Defendant, as 'brother and emu. tor of Miss flocklay, who died of a pulmuoer,t consumption in Jul: last, to recover the sum of 3431. I as. 41-3001. the value of a promissory note passed by the deceased to Plaintiff on Novem ber 30, 1817, payable six months after her death a 451. Isv. 6d. for medical attendance, and the rea minder for medicines supplied doting her illness.-- The defence made was, that the Plaintiff had of right no demand on the score of the note, as Miss Hockley was not in possession of her faculties when she drew. it, end as improper means had been aced by Plaintiff to Wort it ; that the medicines and attendance had heels greatly overcherged, and that Picinttif t.ad re• (wired sufficient remuneration for them by paydrent of a bill for 501. craw• by deceased in Decombor t 181 7, on Detendant, in his favour; and I spasm df a legacy of 1001. bequeathed him is the will of the des used. Miss tleckley's nurse-tender proved, that the Plaintiff attended her during nine months of her ill• ness till her death; that his visits were forsqueat by day and night ; and that he was sometimes übligod to sit up the whole night. lu her cross.examiastion she slated, that various precautions had been taken to prevent the young lady's injoring herself—the bus of the windows of her room had been fastened up, test she should throw herself out. She used to be frequently deliriorts after her medicines were administered ; she did not know there ass Any thing improper in the medicines, she did not know what they were made op of; she be• !lend Mr. Wallis made professions of love to his patient, and she was attached to him; thought that if she recovered they were to be married ; uustetstood that Mr. Wallis threatened to destroy himself anima abs engaged to. marry him, and that Bli►s rH. Ina sometimes alarmed lest he should do go; did u.t know any thing about the promissory note tillAittat the body's death. Witness considered the Ludy it► a dying state for eight months before her dostls. Doctor Parr was called In to see the Lady about - after J io 4 11111.01.2tairidEfili=diliMiiiiinikillie - LAW INTRLLIGIINGS: —...ari-- botria OF ittnai maitti: nhc.ls. THE RING V. OHdELFT. the befeedant was indicted for perjerp; essituita ed in an affidavit sworn befit* the Sign* of the , I Writes for the purpose of arresting the Preffichter; Ilene Na... 0 The affidavit listed that Moine-Wee mieheffig I. the Defendant in the seta of ?di fdr Shea trey pi/; laid eat, sod expended' to are use of lid Preeemeter ; ebd the circumstanced stated oh dui *ft of the prosecntino were as fellow i---!Nose! 2 saving come to England in a foreign ship, With tome ttekagee of shells, pictures, chins jars; and Odin' .. addles ( eispioysti dm Defendant is his Makes to ... tot his goods ashore aed thistles the Cdsteet-beesio. .. roe this service, and for eife &reek iii Oeiblident i :barged 331., end kept beck some *like eri4loloilill the ground that it see necessary to give siNffstel the . Cestemshouss ellieele. In partleekr, he ffeteitledi , , - three china jan. ThiliPresecetot paid Aim WM. 11)e. f :•• • j .• bet when be athletes , a receipt, end knitted melte- ing his chills jars the Defendant beat hilt viallstitly. for this assielt the Defendant bad been Intikted.; e, and twin Sneered judgment as in cave of a ihririfti its tbat, *Moe in which he had arrested the Pidralledelt S . t log, the Prosecutor bed in turn sued and recellelindlli . ettedict'eguinst him flir the arrest in that ectierr; VI Ming grouodless and malicious. In addi!leur to this, ing now indicted ill& for °the sake of rob& jol t iss. oil the ground 'of the fists* af fi davit with *if* 80 action had been commenced. .' • ..)( . . The witnesses called for the prosecution; *: Iffitieddi that only about 161. was paid at the Custons-hedee s .. . andlhat the reward for Defendant's servieesc edge. ...., then with other chirges, could net make up *enlist 321. that had 'beets paid. so that there POPRINCT 041 ground whatever for the addltional.ehargr of M. ' . , .. ~ 2 For the Defendant it was stated, but not TE# . ? clearly Droved, that the•29l. was due for the De. : I fendeot'e services iwgetting ashore and through Hui 1 Custom-house some bidi and other articles not lei . .. • defiled.% the former chaegei and for chuigetineurre* . 4.. in a smuggling tsenesetiots tarried en at the seasii time. It was also laid that the charge, being of this ;: nature, was one el' the ressoas why the Defendant had a heerioned his action against the Prosecutor. The Jury (trend the Defoodetrt— , Guiky. BRITTON V DAVIS'. ••• ' . This was an action to recover m•ntey which bad been placed in the Defendant's b adv,..as a stakea . bolder, to be paid to the winner *fa wager made opt a footrace. The defence set up was, that the Plain.a tiff's own stake had boob paid him , : but that the De- fendant ... refused to pay the stake of the loser, because the race had been what is termed rumors; i. ei one of the runners had been bribed to lose. The repayteent of the Plaintiff's stake was proved by a witness who . was present , at the race; sun she nit that „he sal the stake repaid the same night. Iles 49pojtestAiss ness hieing said he saw the Plaintiff's: stejtta,tenderull two days after the time at which the *bee with.; al raid it was paid, the Loaned Jud ge Left it.toebel Jury witegair the witsees u he feared the Onedetadflfee otwhatre been mistaken as to the &eq. - 7 •:" : ;T4. Joey (trued.* verditt for - the Libienvilteil„ • -e 'COW "anise Anane added, that though he it . i . imai .. 4 vit suffered the oast , to go to them as to Overact- of pap:. . meet, he .wea very doubtful whether the .Plairatlit could ,have recant.' ed-st law even his own at " the stakeholder, foot-races being %Titian UPS' lg= of gal Alitit. 1____...... . 1 1 at boil in► 3'21. gr I •