The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-16 00:00:00

s'rAtrvsm A N. n'h doubt but that this mau (Laurence) who, Ant .brought the aolion, thought that he was the pro. pet' party to bring it ; but then, in °Nee to prove time can, it wet necessary to make the Ilnintitf the witness, sad the u *tuna the Plaintiff; Illy Lord. ship was dearly of 'Opinion the preterit tictioys could 'not he maiutalued ; and tiie Plaiutilf was accordingly 7 abut tilted. •• noun re Mtge% was an action hvought by a gun-maker in Geodman's-fields, against a publican in the Mina. reetalW a deposit• or prise of 101. under the follawingtittlautstautes:—A sort of Lottery Club !tied to Met at the Defendant's house every ktur. riley night, end each Member subscribed 4s. per week, which was depoiited in the hands of the Da fondant an4heir, trensurer s when these subscriptions tolisoasited to 101. or upwards, a lottery was drawn,. aid thabolder of the fortunate number received his 'late -money front the Defendant, and the matter., was so 'notated that there were no blanks, bet each subscriber received the amount of his annual sub ecription, in the shape . of a prize within the year, The Plaintiff had regularly paid up his subscription, and on the 18th July last; obtained the usual prize of .101. it which time 211.45. had been collected, besides•whleh the Defendant had in his bends 171. bat ,fused to pay the Plaintiff, alle;ing that there were large - arrears due to him by the dub. Upon a• question put by Lord Ef.t.Emanaonou td one of the witnesses, it appeared that the chances were transferable. Upon this, his Lordship was of `opinion, that' this case came within the moaning erJ the statute, conversely ailed the " Little-GO Act ;" aid Wag an illegal transaction, this action Anent not be realehtined. • The. Plaintiff was accordingly nonsuitea. , . cotitcr OF 4:014M0N PLPAS, the. citAvEs and (man V.IIABSIN and (taus. This was an action to recover 1,3681. the value of 30 hogsheads of segar furnished by Plaintiffs, whn are auger-refiners, to Defendants, who are brokers. D4fendaets, it appeared, applied to Plaintiffs to purchase the sugar , in question for two persons of the name of Lovel and White, English wine-manu facturers. Plaintiffs said they had no objection to send the. sugars, provided Defendants would give them a guarantee for the payment. Defendants said they would, and desired that the sugar might be forwarded, premising to send the geamntee.— Plaintia's, upon the faith of this promise, which was made in the presence of witnesses, accordingly sent the lagers. Defendants, however, omitted to send the guarantee in return. At a subsequent period Defendants again applied to Plaintiffs for more sugars for the same parties; upon which Plaintiffs reminded them of their former promise, and said, if they would give a guarantee for the sugars them required, as well *s for those which had beeu.alread, supplied, they Woad have no objection to complete the order. Weedier then said, they would give the guarantee for the firet sugars, as they bad promised, 'bet declined giving any sock security ter the second. Plaintiffs declined andealing un less a guarantee wasg iven, and begged Defendants to' send that which they had pledged themselves to give. Shortly afterwards Level and White became bank 'opts, upon *blr Defendants refusal to perform, the stipulations of the preelditti Aguareaten t and bmesesseeethe present sedan. Upon the part of the Deimilimilik . k wits this day argued,, that se the gameadie Via at baii given in writing, it did tot cams n iLM ilhi imaces of the - Statute of .Freeds. ' • Sir lamas Maas*sz&n lath; some doubts upon the subject, reserved the points, and a verdict was taken for Motifs, subject to a motion _in the neat Term for a 'spunk. ______ The amount of the Plaintif f 's demand - was not di:peted, and the" Jury found a verdict for him— Ihmages 2861. es. Bd.—and costs. eirrteee V. SCOTT. T hiswas an action against the Captain of 'a West India trader, for the maintenance, clothing, &c. of his bastard child, .for the space of a year and sown month', e the rate of Bs. per week. Some time in the year 1809, the -Defends* went - to the West Indies, leaving the child iu question (a female infant) and her mother, w i thout any provision; kind the Plaintiff folding them in elmost a starving condi. tion, took pity on them, and maintained and clothed the child at her own expense, until his return. The mother of the child bad lived with him as his wife, for eight years. On his return home, he was mar ried to another, and refused to pay the Plaintiff); demand. A letter of the Defendant's, written trim the West Indies, in January, 1810, was produced, whet fain he acknowledged himself the father of the child, and desired it might be taken care of. It was alsn proved that he had paid to the Ptsietilf 101. ea account, since his return to Euglauti. the ... The neICATOR-GENERAL said, he had been re. 1 11 1 11 014.0•11 t- _ tained to defend this action, but that, Aar flying Upoo the girt of .. eight years with this peor.wousan; and lifter leaving argued,, that as the guarani.- /ter and her child in the manner that had appeared, in writing, it did tot come within..._ be exceedingly rejoiced that the law and the fact Statute of Frauds. . nqw concurred in making him pay the Behalf); Sir 1 -"""' " demand. 'Verdict for the Plaintiff, 241. lillteand teste. . .. • I.X4Mitl. v. DAYS. This was an action of trover, brought to revival the value of a gold re thin watch, valued at 141 Om Huddersfield Correspoudent, under. date . guineas, the property iF-the Plaintiff, which the De- l the 10th inst. says :- 44 I have not heard of any (*admit converted to his own use. I depredations ‘ having been committed- in this neigh. The Plaintiff, a Jew dealer, or chamber jeweller, ! bourhood- since my last. Several persons uppre.! bad employed another of the same persuasion and / headed on suspicion of being coisceraed in the atro.H profession, of the name of He n ry Leavens*, to sell !cities committed at Fartown, have undergone re.l the watch in question, or to exchange it fur other ! pealed examinations before Mr. Radcliffe; thin week, articles of jewellery or plate of the same value.— and will be again examined to-morrow mornlng." i Laurence brought it to the Defendant, who was a I About twelve o'clock on Tuesday morning vat * , { silversmith in Holborn, and received in exchange 40 the house of Mr. Joseph Day, of Wordesley, in the ounces - some pennyweights of old foreign plate, at I county of Stafford, was broken into by three men, Bs. 6d. per ounce, and a 21. note. Among the for. who dreadfully and inhumanly beat and wouuderC tner %fele .1 s r ,7ir of candlesticks, which he took as him with a large *evert about the head, face, andl silver; hut seen a . ..a- leavie.,; the shop, had them, legs, so as greatly to endanger his life, and a.fter.l *Remised, an 1 then discovered they were only a 1 wards tied his hands behind him, fastened him' so composition, worth about -Is. per pound—he return.l that he could net move, and threatenei to kill him if td to the Defemlant's shop, and insisted on having; he spoke. The ruffians then proceeded to break the ~catch balk and on returning the plate, but; open a cupboard and some boxes, out of which they this. toe,. Do e el.oft refused, dying, " a bargain's a r stohs several one pound notes; from twenty to thirty be , 7,ain, and eau nos keep Wilt you've gut ."— i guineas in gold ; some plate, a quantity o f wear i ng Tli plate, • with the - 21. note; however, were finally / apparel, and a sitter watch, with which they made returned. • • . I off, taking with them bacon, several hams, and' a lifion the cross.examiilation of Laurence by Mr.; pair of lbws. l'anx. ho .said, be eas as good a judge of gold and Ou the 11th inst. an int:test was held in the King's sileer : as any-man..-te she trade. Oft the evening of i Amts WillebesertAilt, Editowne, - on the bodies of the saitterley. this transaction took place, the wit.l Mary and-Gene Young, the former six, , tind,the' sins apt liOil to WI Attorney, Mr. Isaac's, to write al latter.threejklialearf age, who were left with a candle letter en the . l)"..fefident, threatening to bring an sc. burning, whiclilbeir mother imagined she had put tie:; against him, at his (the witness's) own suit. out of their rasa, end ping to purchase's lott, de. .. , ..ine other witnesses were examilsed, but could *; sired the elder to take ease of the younger, endive not s ! )eak as to the value of the candlesticks, or I turned in sheet fire :ideates, when it appearmi wr.2l:lei they were silver or not. 1 yannger hod retell A the candle and set Are jo i tself.' Mr. rA na contended, that an action of trover i The girl is tettenspdag to extinguish the flames from we; not maintainable in this case , for the Defendant her brother was likewise - =l l. burnt end both 1. h.f , l erm an implied warranty that the article was . ied..--ii . ... sil.ar, at the time of the sale, and, therefore, that . Slyropastt weep OF Tflitrf.—AF , i d actinn should line been brought upon the warranty a cettoressilli s /Seth* ialf . Gyr, in and not for trover. on' 4,.Sbasoaptv 'whew* ettralitritWWW:ireref .. Mr. 'lorreee, on the other hand, contended; that, emplojed t s small q irt . yam lads .... • ; as the Defenaant had obtained the property, of the The peruse who had the lle ' • Plaintiff through fraud and misrepresented's, the, the. women:together, tad infortillOybeid,- i present action would lie. • '• • ; in vein ler the thief to.deoY s Arise bid an Lord ELLtrtaottouon, however, observed, that method et . discovering her. •He then pr - . 6' sho question uas, whether this arose from frond or .number of pins, of equal length, and desired sell Cl,.' mutual ignorance of both parties. Tho Defeo. of the woisee is take see, Which she was Se take , dant nes iiilee to all the consequences of-the war. bore, and produce nod morning ;at dente, tivse t. ranty ; and 'thero _did' not appear to his Lordship he informed thensi that *olio to be podeestd by any thing beyond the breach of that warrantyer- .the thief would be orieseight of an Ineh lopetitart Suppmze in horse closes, the parties should bring the others . The %frame reterned the pies asaC actions of trover, `and not on the warranty, how morning, %Antis it was found that one otthem ',mai difficult might it . be to prove the original owner. .ow-eighth of sa inch shorter. The sta.,. Fh believed it would be a very dilleult formed the girl, who produced the sheripin, tAI i moster li matter for some of those dealers iit_plate to say how 'bad eet to bit off it, to prevent dirteetleuf and they came by thew. Is the present ease, be had discovered kb guilt. • ..• 's- •. ; • ,' ' • : , . . ,T - ~;. • •.: 4 .: ; , • . . ..- -- . • . . . .. , ~ ... • -..... • ' •.... 1 ::. -.- " ...4 .. . :.•-• • ; . . , .. ~ •. . •• - tT_ • • • r • :. . I r~.: , ~ wficnolit.L. • .... KINI:O.SLsiTGOEp:ts. e Magostrate ahe c; lu rito Cr ,: l446 ... br n'id SMI2'IO7ELD. CLUB CATTLE SIIOW. —41:::- . .ert., ou woh.nakibooli -ow...L. vricosohlnui . j . im.d.ir Monday morning Mr. Sadler's Yard exhibited as hi , s , :peose.omitares tg i .g,,,,,,,,1. i, great a crowd of visiters , employed in inspecting the :Avert' . • b p, i7 ' 4 * T "'""wi isttr izii ;req . were all uveked a' . i'M llo?b ikel. c4 " :44 i cattle, &e. as were ever seen on fora occisiont.--. • I Mr. Wilcex's remarkable ewe was much twticed . Cani i b°9lll 4214 - 'oenaon, the o i ffiL T . n .- ", v ' -- -Pr-o l ‘ hie. Western's large Hereford ox, amoeg the extra tee Ut i a eg gicut r" tr i f to ~,,,r t t ! stock, also, continued td attract great attention. large cart 'billion, called the Essex farmer, wati A trod wriel, sejtil:sa‘ntritivri ajdOakil.:i4lnifhtir('ltiaall(3Z' ohown ; and a China and Sussex boar, to addition'to : ~a c: : , ,; . ..e t ; :::t o l if c v t lier : ek ll y w. . 11 :::::::: . 1 1 ::::: d c w r nt i bro:cl r r7 ... 1 : ricer ti g ht. t, eve ,• . d „ I `,''. i !the stook already Mentioned. . • . sem. ood sweated to be confined in ic.r ta - — .,..'" 1 , '',. ' prentr the t'isl l l g ye nl I l e" r;lhe 111 " 12 .I '' I.e . i ' li.i t iir . ti: ' • At three o'clock the Members of the Club as sembled at Freemason's "Tavern — Thomas Mellish, , Tim .4 . innit v, lin. Esq. in the chair. When the bill of premiums for' si „„ . f ie a ,f.,: r , a ,: r e : l it. I CNA WIEIII. 1:•ti. bej, if or , atilt year was settled, several gentlemen werenoml. ; 1ie,,,., ,i4 - „4 . , - , -- ,,,x:t:"4":p . "°`'' `"',. - - ''''' nutted for Judges of thoneat show, 'LLomas Mellish ; charged by Collitiehount and?:4eablut‘"rtt I::esa '" '3 '''" and John Wilson, Emus. were itomiliated Stewards' a in f l ' u t n r jr;V m s e l 4 n .1 1 4 ) C arel th e "ref ' 6 li lt n :l v ii! for the two ensuing years, and four new Member, I beer Improperly it by rs bT ir i c e ira p .M E h Y t " Pri4i l i:cr iml ; .' were • elected, viz. Thomas Colley, Esq. M. F. f The (Mee " nbtah. ed a ;vafra b itt • . :iii i dsr: 7l 4;l l lsfte I h r ,"k l ;i l a Thomas Page, Esq. Mr. Wm. Smart, and Mr. Wm. f - et b r-:g e tity wh o; hemp lives in i•y riillt4l 3 a r cs e nlo! lf t t.l47l 'e th l ' ee r Y" 4')1‘117-1114')IlYit;liritotfellillefildor re.tbilei.7dinheihratiltrnvi:j°iFt".lnl;4:e:ll/1 I the r..„....d.1117din",i." '' ---,--- •"' true. ‘ l r • Plenty, jun. pret or rm . :rt.:a t, :T:m il : l i r .1 1 ) w r i ,,,, l ' At five o'clock a large company of the Members q rs: 1 a a n a d ie b b re tbe 0 4 111 a4 ce a r , afterward, traced to 4 h:,,,.. e ,:g - • and their friends assembled in EreernasonsQiall, to ; a c t t : r rs o il y i . sr an excellent dinner, asEd so mu cn n i d as Th ih o e ma c s i : t V h a w te a rs s , with.. tfoherile..eltnizn.,:imicbtoi,r4c4..4teittttudotiewl:pn.l)ol:4yil.naladtio:,;,lo.arr,;le";lsr,e,:l7l,g4”d..,::,..,;t, hi the Choir, who, pv,..d i t t y ii ; c: .,; •. it ?, cdrawn, apologized for having obtruded himself on 1 their notice that day, by reading a letter from the , u l i ze jj,. 6 bhup if, p a ied ; e g . re j a i t eienxo ~ i , % i ic i i ,,, , , dh . ~,, , , tit u e p Mk:e w e f i l t l a ti v lld e il a e f n reat :111tIlb . e!• of .191irato. ofl e ; - Dike of _Redford, the Presideqt, in which his G as r t a h. ce a, -fel% at 4;1 1 1 4 , 4 lamented the indifferent state of his health, at pre. f!Y bY the thine, he SIAS dirlaillZati.:l ntloptlAirabi7be•(:"e,..: sent, compelling him to request Mr. IVaters, senior Steward of. the club, to take the Chair in his, re-esatninatims on Friday4'nue.at.l The er"lier was cone. absence. His Grace observed, hi the course of the ! letter, " my. object has always been, to Wag my stock to market as early as practicable after putting to feed, and akin sinallAn expellee as possible, being convinced thit that unbind which is moot profitable to the grazier, must he mast beneficial to the comma. iiity."-:=The Chairman then gave- • 6' Tir. King'—" The Prince ar gent"—" The Queen and Royal Famlly"-.." The Doke of Clammy and the Naiy"— •• The Duke of York and the Array"—“ Our Mord'' , Presi. eat, hr. Grace the Duke of Bedford. and better health to him" wide. was drank with three times three, and the most lively 1 sticks of approbatioa—" Prosperity to the Smithfield Club," ! ' • The Chaliinan proceeded to read the adjudication of prizes to Mr. John Westcar, Mr. John Jenner f and Mr. James Tibbits, for fat oxen ; te Mr. Robert Hughes, for fat cows ; to Mr. J. Arnold, M r . I. I King, and Mr.... 1. Boys, for fat nether sheep ; and to Mr. J. King, for a fat pig. I A Gentleman, whore namtr we did not hear, handed round the room large designs and printed I particulars of a scheme •for improving Smithfield ! Market, by placing the oxen in the centre of the space where the sheep-pens now are, and over this, to have a permanent stage erected on cast iron pa ler' and bearers, with pens thereon for 11,003 sheep, : 1 : . 4 roper height over the heads of the oxen, to , the ascent would be by flier easy inclined ways. Lord Souverville'siervintdbtributed the par. , Ifeedars of his Premlome, at the entaint Spring Shots, i cma tile .Ist and id of Match. ' i A printed statensent`leas circuleteetikllie room by ribs Waters' servant, mentioning that' the high price 'Ailuty,..in •1811, caused . Mt. W. to,recur to sugar, for econotnising this article with pis working horses land oxen, and the result was so satisfactory, in the Improved condition of the animists under severe work, as to hh:reds.' extending, of the system to • age and middle herles,..reduclas their . pertiona of oats and of hay, and substituting a moderate ementity of Sugar 'in its stead. „. Nbat.the tomtits of these experiments had been le satisfactorily' made out "to his Royal Highness the .Commander iq Cider, that he had been idolised lately: to' ceder a• considerable *flambee of his Majestfe• cavalry horses to be in part Jed on •a r', or l . molasses, under Mr. Waters's own Immediate in.% spection; and the hope is held out, that on the spa.' cesaful itste of this experiment, this practice may . ' beer/Ise general. Mr. WATZIit; said, that early in his practice with: sugar !tithe cattle-stall, be had pledged himself to institute a series of experiments on the sans% in sup. portiok 'sorsa ,under their . usual labewee ,, , and he pod', that the journey he was now about tovander., take, to superinteta with the Commissary in Chief;l a large experiment on the substitution of sago daily fettiliart of the titans of the cavalry horses, would .enahle him' property to redeem that pledge, and to show ims the country, that sager is no less necessary in the stable, than it is in the house ; and by which the country may he relieved from a large importation of eats, and increase profitably its c onsumption of "agars. • •• When Mr. Waters left the Chair, Mr. Thomas . Mellish was called to it, and a considerable party re mained tilt a late hour. BOXING.--The match between Lora:ler ; le d Geo. Cooper, a navigator, took place 'ov er d o , it Coomb e Wood. Richmond and Jones w ere m . t „ ntli to Cooper, and Cropley and Lancaster, w it . to l a ,. ;caster. In the first round a rally was commenced b l Lancaster, who planted a hit on C. oNes !. c „; which WAS half stopped, and the latter cs.turutil I hit with a violent blow on his adversary's n t ,L , with which he went down. In the secon4 rolr.l Lancaster planted a left.lrincied hit nit u; siht sary's noso, but he failed to lunge at the same ti With the right hand, and he was i:it hard h, the throat. During the fight, Lancaster Wade but use of his right hand, and from the steady coo. posod fighting of Cooper, he lied great aka!) ag e , under the tuition of Richmond, in parrying with ti, right hand, and lunging at the same time aiiit th e left. After a sharp contest of seventeen minntesa n d a half Cooper won the battle, having .rec€ived some smart hits about the head, but not to be cAmiatell , with those received by his adversary. The nest mil which closed the diversion, was at the bull, where Masters Gibbons and. Baldwin cbriclucted the &- gang pastime to the amusement of some hundreds of amateurs. ATTINPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE.-04 Mon. day evening a man in sailor's clothes went into a li. geort.shop, in Glasshouse street, at the top of the ibymarket, anti called for a glass of gin ; he was served by a young woman, the only person in the ,alwep t and whilst size was looking at the money he 'pee, by watched the opportunity and knocked her down, when taking out the till he ran into the ANN ; had, however, been obeerved by a Gen. DON* passing by, who pursued al.n, and lee was iskasiate custody, anti conveyed to the new watch. Mpg,- "here he was locked up till 61 hoc . r of a 'Mu itatirate's attendance shottld arrive, wile envying tyleetch him out, it was discovered, that the oder. 44liata wretch had hanged himself with Ms hsndke r . chief . front the bar of the window, and was sQuits dead. ... - SCOTCH kVA CIES. Mitmot's Wharf. , dtrivest Eliza (Marshall), Leith 111 120 Dee. —2. P. X. Trusty ,(DollanitaU), do. 112 I 24, -•;- 3, A. M. HIGH WATER AT LONDON DR113(11. rTIS 0.11 Moraiag, 3 minutes.jafter 4. I Elle*. 36. miaittes after :2. On Mooday evening . laioe lwal low - street , St. Jaen.:, Mn. Ellaabells Napier, so the fs9th year of her age. On Satoolazr.last, Mn. Twohla..ef eotebraok-rna, Minot , Ou Saturday morning lam, at Woolley, near Bradford. 1% lib, John Jones, log. massy vain a Deputy Lieuteuaut, ..a Wtive Magistrads for Osi Comillqauf Wilts and S,,lereet. I - . A t HALpgIiGIL . M ESS i.u R , : m . je C o F .i lt ... ll. , l i it er, a e n h rt ati Co. e. , S th a e rg in ezn ,i g e ,..lat r e id in cave a "ate lletrri ce ue vi tt h e. e i f t e rr te er i t t rei Med Tre i s n ra li r j sky rile" . 24, o 4 : n''; a na. no ii. a I riar il : l4 l. hi : giv o le te ig rnmert i :e r fir a c u rs elli se. 9l llre s ; (7:t f is ' ...: i e u a. ,iir-ct tioar xn inn Ibie treatment and cure rf 1.1.:3l. ,'SPl mid that derangemtvd of the e t 'item, w:•;c1. is ihe consequence of the pernicious and wstatero effect. ut a habit lung . sad most unhappilv / unwed by the youth, at hatil N•:cd. lit the one It will be found to he Inc a:trailing Aintree/if fiarrense,; the other hate it, ravages fataliy developed to them tP, a 63- ims h ig slate o cd c hilltv, w hich, )f n ot react., remedied, ieriat• . . . - -- v O sa ll sa W in eti o n ii eS nc d an ay , twee to Impotence. flow ate its rei.nne i.id uholte effect ; . .pirsle eonousaptioni, fuse of muscular power, aIE. varosti Iter•• i . . l it as sa t w m a e s o co be in l M o i n t e te n d g to EseteLpol,, Taus eon:plaints, usually characterise the .e:, •Ile•s• stares tt t!:., to the leek,/ solitary vice s of persons Innetiiiblug under a:order. mildest ti and Thomas Harris, both of the Doris.. for cutting and stabbing with a knife Andrew Higley SUCCOS.SI . III in h A ci - us:rre—i; such a bahiL t t _ h e e co i-rt u te rse at :f ies s: t ia ii 4t l , n l il it ' im i ;s'i l cru ne .: h , a it'sui ne s 7 it e u r eh in elte v ::: : i proctioe. • In She most obstinate and cionvliented eases •-f Ye having taken piece at the Glo b e. /nos Plymouth ?a i titres' iufectissa, tech as otrit t sctians .4 the urethra, s pongy 1t• having lefeeight i .beribee ttigley and Donato, ‘eb‘ 'aenasee., glcee, to also • • • g th ii e s y h s s ty tri le pt ; two it, but D uncan, instead elm or hull sooners, callups ulcer!, cruyziont, rellsift4l l is up a p m os i l, of in co th i e u riti r, STRIPTURcrSs • ',briber recent or of long duration, nod which have baAlerl INe of m sa lea tis a ry p ing ock h et iatsei ka f fe wl i t n h . o h ne is ...at :d r ! I with streng w h hih co h n e . or to.,_...g:.., l 7l, P e ra feci ci t.7l r" ly R a m!' pe b) r . i t sstri h ' i e r nt i ly rts :r t ed im i i w 4 ;' " ti e :• l .l r ; ' ": P wounded his 0 Retreat (Higley) in a most savage matt. "i frequently follows' the applicpcinn r,; . •e '111.12;• c;..lor:e. font totemic the excruciating polo ova •• l i! ,, a i,. c heron which In the course of (went , / ,yeari esteno,t war ice nn tni. a;-t:v net. After two or three rounds, herein remarked.: polis, nouseross rase , . of strictures have ta•en •atti nre dqiiv h , • , , . that his shipmate bled profusely ; an d on .6 11, talky } ' der their erre :in : t he tota l . erudia:t a tfo nf of , i t i c -ti ti i r c e li ,u ls . i . ,e 1f , •• i r e 7 . . : • ,... ; alma with unfair pier he veceived a stroke across t giber eett lief it adopted. The Tt l i t e lo w tb enkaess. :erl'stativa, :and kWh', ti .. o . ltrie, wh . idt - divided ' the Muscles. Duncan the's' ! o"i titis eed t rest iag ored frign le c o hi n ie c ti li na il "V o i i ' ro ,%", t t l i v th 7 c 'll i u e t li ;ih 3 ele i t. me nst ' ellaelt erf erlak l lte urilid . I til t iseiral:tishis escape , but 1 1 6 was speed I Milky has for yenrs existed, a l imper per,everature In liOr re. I.lk_ i • ~.. little remarkable, thet:tho , onurolive rgn.edies , after the stricture by: been desir,yrtl, is to wIrGY received a triniverso iggioloft 11 in c h". h ow L Airpeonab. ly requisite to revive the slumbering N ooks of VI, .. 1, lad to - re-mslisate the Constituti,m. hi the back t another two ',aches long in the lent side, ! • several Noblemen end Geatlemen of the too r espelohilris alt. _, lllet ebluilleincivieb five hicbes long in the body, t hum-bees ender Ilse mire nf Mews. Carrie nod go, for C:r . tr. arm another lorldo with the bode of the blade on,the . ! •ehovittatamsplelnia of the il re the et. stricture.. do:. I and 1 1.0•10 e Lowered e 'Mks! and perai*lwnt core. request lion' ratios . '" left = " ilia t hatiedid about three team s , sadpe-ig be g iven to them , to istlifforsury evidence. of the deektim It to the ism, balms sacoessioes at tki time i 1,,-4**_,lir of helms . C ur' le art tiii,'. P :-. " 4 ."'"`""" W 4 Whi g w° 9 nried• •Wi are bap • t add t h a t se e . rviliez.... ;hese aretienen 'thee h.:ii std.-Nob. ft ott . to ior , rty . P 7. ° i • AM MO beefillitde g r o te ;Icy of Al ,Isr.„ (pone. I,eavio ir. and &refs *n noterafflog taa. - . i .. 00s " "N000 &mg.., .4 0 I eosin( ~ey. gOo ittfool.lk . 1 die Cliof ..4,.....1.;LA tinder ; by.tlrVoppsicatison of tin boor em .ie, svilsitist stereo. aI6Th QII ..._blllitl.ll,'Paril°aWal 1"1644LE,, 1 t•sicats ip dm town's , ' are 'vivo- aql to state the ~ ;•ffitolle mgm - the /1, Malliler Canal,. nes t binning, iof (Heir rase. nee. awl g eneral habit .f li , i• v. ite• ite• i5c1.." 1 " 4 • - • - :II rentitiostee for ailiire and meslie:..m. s ues the am? 1, s'.l he . 111111,11r.aiall, au imp 0104 I MP . k ingials. To acliP laaL N. every Se downlial w indit innterbsibeat. die parda‘t Inor btaildrd to the aesiwy ,for .0%41.6 , 4. Mow; (..ynTie tu,(l Go. 'nary * be f namstted t.y eithel 'San. will' 14 grentes. &henry, stoney. and honour, at thcir goose. Sa. 14/%oPlitowlerdeni 'l6l hoe 184 nattnn-rnnien. --mop+ ' s 7r ait - igheim i t Ali g h t who, aft et ctitti hi! 40014/ 4 . , • obi - with a 111.1-ho•k, and' meter begin:l4li) ' 301 1 114 : MO et hii• *Ash, Weis shilihip hi silver s '.910C444 hits 64. a l s4 *is. his mope. 1 ,., 16 / 8 414 W illiegiso bitivess.• eight and Dina 004dc:** **WO. , litoOlf Wee; tijiNd owe! i 111/44 , - . ile 14.1411N Y' - iliala 1461.10 Se• 004r50 1 . 1 190.i OO ' ' 'jib; mr 1) ' o-ru. at ale log ir lii&opiaiervito s •••. . . • , • LON N: yriiii,st and i'utyl . .... d t , . .- .. . • - t tel. 4. r a.;•, ..:. ,:- Lla •,.. .. , ... .. • • - . • • • • is ~ . y } .. .0111. '~ LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CIIANICERY, Dec. )5. The Court was occupied in' hearing motions, of bourse, of no public ititeret, during the day.: : •• • - 4. ..: .44 COURT or k (NC'S 131:Nr11. Gettoitatei P i ao. 15. TitOp ELL V. HAYSUN AND ANUTIliqt! P ritiS na: all ac.ion recover the amount Oi'an). I:iiderinkel's bill, b.ro..r.:ht apinst tittle:et:Attars of is Mr. II s a man. a srlitlernaa of consideralkle torten*, lately residing nt IP:Ailey. • . 'the Testator died •iti °dealt las 4, ltratit~ Aft ' willqw, and a Ur. Shakleforff, Executers; of his t ill ;, to the former, he bequanthed only ba.AIL!. unity, bat left die hulk of his property , to di latter, as residuary Legatee. The first directions fpr .per forminff the Nuclei were &leo by the widow; hat , • • Mr. S;actelfortikriving sdne atter the death of the Testator, took 'pen himself to" gtie father • diree- . tints', and ortievad Wefts, fo he sent ttii . his friends in _the country, and attended the utteral Mote as chief mourner. `Mr. Tors o , for the Plainti ff , observed, ) this woo. ycry important question, as to the, tart of Faeces* baler funsFral mesa"; and , he found it laid dhaab-bir vinallauthorities, ! that it was. the duty or &mentors to bury the Testa tor, accortling,to his rank and condition In life, bat mot to in to any unnecessary or extraSatzant ex. to the injury of the tiecoased'a creditors.—. Tile bill in the promta-caseveinfowithilo 2004, and rtld 1 but he shouhi sletwthetthis was not an %agaut charge, and wispiest. by order of the Eilet tor, who promised to pay. The Defendants pleaded that they were not liable, and the iOLICITOR-GISERAL was about to argue in support of this plea—when , Lord ELLesnottouom observed, that they were charged upon the record as joint Executors, and one or either might have pleaded that they had done no act •to charge them as Executors which they had not done ; and he held, that in all cases, it was the daty of l'Aecutors to see that the.funeral is proper and suitable, according to the condition of the deceased, provided it was not injurious to his creditors—of hich there appeared no great danger in the present case. • F bete * kb et, • 18 . 1 , t ... LI k t , it •,' krn A , a bi• • L hi: du it of t i r , t !.1 • •43..t.' k / 11;44..4 r 4 rner ' 1A4k40. 1h; p... 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