The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

Ps. r`r.' It 4 , was, . The S e ..i-alaiLif afore tit;Vice.Cbancellor)itotnedlattly T a imam that Mr. Holfanr be committed to d r t f Ake Warden 0, 0 6 flea Prison. for pootero t ' l n' . • . • . kfr. f lelit't bare again priced the Conte* ittiot a few dttai Olgeoee, as it was loath tie said, tieittleidant's o etc to pot la a satisfaitory answer.' he rics-Cuaxcsuos hid no 'egret tot tim e, . ''' ' , anion% of thp ithootift, . T ube V variseasseastai peifonstaaite o/ do; e • r. tied duties; • at. _ at arta • iirls lessf%the &dewy fe'otte of t it it was staped,lliat the coosaittieW qm. tut sad behti.ftati been to helms segadaLoa Oa • 7 Rag to isdastmllV of its aealous asembers to fetus sic to prefessow.Mea weskit Uwe of, AO Illastel.lo , ls that nsieholoolosed. „ 4 . - Dr. Palillasets th e m eintedittolLiaolto = 1, that the charges were dearly 11111141, the frittiteest and Itehttoal tatenticatloa suits 44 _ qinedV. 2 _ l l_l_l l — b l. l . thi !euare!...ol- i „ ~~ ~~ pumas them as to bie Inbar p 050..---.„ sacs of ilqeme. when aotaaila Mord t 1 ear- Ids• 'rafted's, yet the difference reepechnllllo eager than the fact. With reprfi to the ad•llOrf Ile wife, and his privity to it, it rested as the Maim" of so fewer than three Matinee% feltallt aerrildS how, who had beheld scenes and trantactionmistettai Abe details of which it was SlDseeessary to eaters be( which left sot a shadow of doalst that be was a pant tol fier - prostitatioit. Under all th ese eirenestaricCs, log' conceiving dial the Court bead reify jurisdiction. .givedi that 7 1tk exercise Its authority. to tbeepJ sea ofilagiying and deposing this individual ft his ecclesiastical flagitious. There was a case (the owe cartainlythist be bad fosad) in 1689. is widcbtll,o Dean of the Arches bad proceeded to that extent. am* had sentenced a (legman, Dr. Rich. to deprivationJ It was tbe well known opinion of Dr. Swaby, thatedery ecclesiastical judge had the power of depriving ; sod It did not appear to his that the words of the Cason. which made it necessary that the bishop should be pre• sent at the act of deprivation, wouli affect.the joriedie• tie* of that Coot. The defendant appeared it - either is parson nar4 counsel His proctor, however, sossested that the deuce should be taken as read. " Dr. Adam was beartrhlAy en the point rut/Kaiak the original authority of the Coot r that being the Court of the Archbishop, but which, be "nimintained, was not excluded by the canon from a Complete jorisdietima over such offences as were In this case dammed to the de fendant. Sir John Nichol. es Dean the Arches, then pro floanced his opinion of the case submitted to his. He oh d. that he had most cat-Orally read and exatoinod all the iffplarits, as was the ditty of a Judge in every criminal proceeding, hat pets fancy so when tits de. fondant was unassigteffiby riwormkorbase vigilance no point that could 'f he first article of this allegation, charging a minister of the established Church with the*rossest misconduct was sot denied. and. Indeed, the fi viruceeeding articles were likewise admitted. The seventh commenced the criminal part of the charges, and described this per oa Lao as rasing very indecent langoageomil as telling ebb stories—behaviour that- smogs be considered of&neive and crinsiaal in any person, but still more so is a clergy. man. Instances of, his that condecting lima& went sworn to by sixteen witnesses, by tradesmen of his parish, clerk; and by his anemne. On one occasive, at A public dinner. he mall represented as saying.. , That for five shillings he woald ride to Hell. and ram the Devil." His ordinary discount, appeared to be in a similar strain of indecorum. That it had excited g I disgust among his parishioner,. was evident from this prosecution. Another charge was that of tic. rquoting pablic•bonses, of being often intoxicated. and of drinking sometimes with farmers in the parloar, at others oitn labourers at the liar... These facts. which intended through several articles, were alms supported by clear and conclusive testimony. It might be dilly tale to tie precisely what was intoxication because it was a thing of degree, and witnetre., according to thee 'own babes, might form different (*Way with regard Is it; accordingly, he found one of the depose its here mating, that ter. Davis was quite drunk on a particular occasion, and another witness desttibi.g hint aa.beiug ioaly, what he called, " a little fresh." Hut wbatevei shades of difference or variation there alight Mla these atatetnents, they concurred in repeesientiug the defend. ant to be guilty of habitual intemperance ; insomuch. that he was not always sober whoa 'engaged is the discharge of his altered functions. He came then. at length, to the charge. so revoltiog and diegacefitl to Wass nature as to be scarcely credible—that! r oe issmitgoiog his own wife. It wee furors by the staist.l sutra ata, that they had seen S. Bean. a person living 1.0 the how.., end w ho had formerly been a pupil of the de faidant's, in bed with Mrs. Davis, whilst Mr. Davis was ZrZa ;Z11:- fremoZ 6*-61/h . 1141 ": 11f - . c opy alibis !entente etas wave.' Id OA Wlii dee v el o l r ila Vlesiitoti Coort of the lAA 4 of flhairl; het et *fie title iiiity•beFtsis of law and •tlidlitliitle to bet Air . leinnest, is the eieS °Visit se,* lip bei commenced; 4 • . .: .." • it 7 lintWentelst Hodgson nsd ithe Ilker. T. sac additioial article! as refereed - t. litedes' nilt eatinewrafaetionwnistaties, we mot 14:11 (r• 01/ Arthur afford. a shoemaker. Ws* tratjaiteedtai ffeerplo anon, and pay 'ingests of a salt promoted atgliMt am for defamation. ' -fliff,t • - .. ,* it ..q . ' • , ' ...en aittle., POLICE. , : .., 4 I .., 1 i , Ovum mai/ A - 7 41ft, rd ay. before the sitting 'segu , e 'trate. &Ir. AMersean &holey, as old «0144. o pere k ti .4.1107. who had been detained in casfedy *ruffle g ,ofartnight. epos a charge of felony. and had here se ,sal times rewooded, in the eapeetedes of preemie, 1 , Ft dint tridents igaiost berosetelwaeght up for 6 salpi, evaluation. The prisoner gave Lir-name 111ary ll' *fight Is •ietil Itemen'tra the of cers by the name of lit Fieltt.'ind occasionally passes also by , that of •Kerries.;.• trira is what Is termed a dliiiiewil banter, and the ehaiVr *lost her was fir picking the pocket of an oh! lady nat4 ,Mokroan, of her pocket book, coataining two Iftl; 60411; 1 40sigk else bad received that usotaiag at the bank ii pay. moot el bee divideads. „ Ides.*Mobnian was passing op Fleet-street, near a spot where the font.paremeat was belag repaired, which oc casioned a slight obstruction to the passengers. The 1 prisoner, together with a man and a younger female, both of them keown bad characters. w..re seen close to Mrs. Hollaila. 'f be min engaged her attention by ad paressiag her, aptl at that lastest a rash, from no appa rent mese, took place hens behind. Mrs. nehmen felt bar pocket-book takes from her, and cried out she was mobbed. The prisoner was sees passing her band roam/ sker sa if conveying something to the man; the younger female was beard to say " coins off;" and the party int disediately dispersed. The man ran of across the street, *ad the prisoner turned back and west up Wine-office eloart.—alrs. Hobmas anspectiog her to be the WA from having observed her close at her side, attempted eopureee her, hot was stopped and forcibly detained by the younger female. Mr. Hooker, who was passing, ems had witnessed part of the transaction, ran forward mad d the prisoner, on seeing which the younger Sr. tal& immediately ran if. The prisoner. when dn. 'exclaimed, •• why do you stop me, I have got nothing? "with, the Beadle of Fleet-street. then came up. and took her in custody to the Compter. On the search no. thing was found upon her, but the key of her apart ments, and she refused to tell where she lodged. &solicitor attended GO her behalf before the Maxis. Irate, at the previous examination, and on the Magistrate desiring to know from her where she lodged, *Waisted to the propriety of &skit.% the prisoner any minium'', sail insisted she was sot bound to answer the one pro posed to her. Upon the .Magistrate's iodine:lag that be should nut feel it his duty to discharge her without knowing where she might be found, she did at length give her atilress, aml it was stated in evidence on Ss 'sudsy, that on euquiry there it was foetid that since the prisoser'scooteement. the lock of the doer of her apart. vicar had been picked, and her little property thee re moved. ceder the direction of a female answering the description of the one sees with her in Fleet-street at the lime of the robbery. r There was, however, no rilireet proof that the prisoner 14111enesitted the felony, nor th..t she was aiding anal abet- Jag the persons who did, ne one beiog positively cl. tag' I p. the actual thief; no properly . was found upon the pri goner. nor traced to her poraesaion ; neither of the pre lims seen with leer had since been apprehended. though Strict search bsd been wade for them ; and up to Saar `a. y wither of the notes had bees preseated for payment at the Bank. Upon these grounds her Solicitor contended. thathow ever strong the suspicion xeltiost her, there was no pedal whatever to warrant her committal, or further Us tendon apes this dearer: and the Magistrate mu m. lively felt himself compelled to mutt her to go at large. MatiIetatOCaII•STKIIIT.—IMPOWTANT TO Lleuggii; . VlCTeithhittis. sturdily, Mr. Mateo, th e landlord-0( ~,r td 1 , 16. iciititp 1,14 • t 4rDi d on start-taint , d urn : _ esysirritsibe beekeri. these awned es Men ba Waft kern' _...eeditediteljbe Masstiolltisivot moseolltiniisti so Weir Mareisenems• Mae epsopispearal. iiHssieditelphews 14 putlebenikeeeleee Moseley 's bask. , • 1. The psi seelltanteMblisedirt anti, TientsMeyeitta. Leekosett•ssitietei,-debeeisy, Beveri. iV 11log • Jobs Bridget; Thos. York, aid Josses BelossmoreOsilsooo* VPie co .llo,A4rotitfV!". rotlfffst. ipidemmumw.mw llltro glil li Ti !4 4- ilill l o r7r- p -- 4 111,:l ei -tit t 44144""Tlifiritt41:-.*"4411. .4111144 k. ~A 49. 4 1, VT nr , .. 11 'Of. . p . roam . .i oo hi number, hail thi . to nu - (b e pcoseetatitii,siop.mid in his preiesei ii s rt r.e4 40,01 seat ' ielves of his till, and a good sm+ of mot* „. SO years la s they got ;Liar , of. Mr. Pavel, who is mit SO years of age, cos. the only person its the shop at the time. and to bit attempting to serum the thierrs,he was knocked dOirnbt lsis ow. threshisid The Officers basilic information of the robbery scorn afterwarde, secured tie -prisoners is thi neighhoorhood, on suspitioa of brit; concerned. ih. it. ,• • :,. • • The pressetitoe . Jinsibeing lWatteudince. the pi hen.o were remand rol rilt alive day. on the oaths of the of. kers, who said they bad every reason to I elev. that , they were the persons who cosiunittiid the robbery. ' UNION•HALL.—On Saturday, &wry irobineoe. tie s onng man who was charged by a person named Hoe • life, who goie his address 184 Long-lane. Bertuourt• sty, with baring attempted to extort snoopy from bile by threatening to actor him with an ennaisral crime. we. brought op for another exateinatioe. itoclitr„ err the course a ids evidence on Saturday. prevaricated so roneh,and contradicted himself so repeatedly ea material points, that the Magistrates deelaiedit waoimpeasible to give the sligietestcredit to bistestimirrivi He admitted that is. the dry in questien,im bad presirdßobiewse le go lots pukka houses 'elitist,. which the latter refused : Mad on king pressed by the Slaziatrates to accoiset for Alliommskiir is which lie sprat his time between the ; isolsokof leaving his house in the usuroing sod his re• tees let eh* *maim,. his answers were so .ctintsseal aid contr.dictory as to show clearly-he was cons fling the Intik. A respeetaislenlicitor, by whom finals errs accompanied,and who paid treat attention to hie awes g . &ado., at the conclusion of it declared be cisid e sil expect s tbat the leant credit mold be given to it. The dei titian' wait immediately discharged. TissiVseirona.—Tise eammieseeelesoteesiLehe eoaciu sien of this week, have heen complete contrasts. as to the. weather. Except on klonday o w rnisig, wises a -heavy fog prevailed, till tea or eleven terlert„ Renner hail. in Novetaber. for the tirst four dor, a muse arrow and mild atmosphere. under a more clear' bud hirpHiar t sky. ~Ida 'rbersday and Friday trimmings, early, there f e ll ipso'. heavy rain; and. on the latter, it was Accent- Patdeil with hail and a riuleot *goal l of wind: but still the. days were fair. This day, however. lizs been eery dremy, and the feli of rein, Mere last night. has con tineed till this alteration. *Mott iisterwissiou. 'flue 9aantity. fallen, since Seinrday last, is estraordicary-1 Lochs s and one i,ttiyStresest.4yor. 14 . lIIIIIINVETIIII. dosk. _.—) spelt Smelt! t &clot*. in Well; 411, 44 • *at • 4111 • 43 47 ♦3 svior erste. le • 40 V 9 t 47 ; Cloudy 4.t0 49 X.) it Fair al t• os .14 1 flood, 41 29.78 i Fair .44 1 Falr 4tl 40 orti Cloudy 441 4,5 I Rain • - , ••••. , evemenevep,:nellarreW"llleo•—•"" www.restan • ‘ , •••toremertelen i ar sr'aveirk-- Ant....... • --- ',7" — l' -. '..-111111M . e• . . • .., , I. ~,,_ .. COURT OF 6144144iii11.—W0r. Id .'.., Pro Pee wean , beie eoloPlebeml o • hod ill thil roost, '"lldressedL*lll4twoef,linjs4lllllaPtillsiirreiriresulyitlise7. I t o lle tl l sis t.r o i rfi l ee ll o b s elli th; Pl in e fs P i t r h us A at i : d on if o i f S t r h ts e et o ; ffa ir a: lis ere s , "l in til'. eos n is eli e n ~:: . , ,•„. • --omm—n.- • „,„,,, it E el ix slue ast i fferedimigstrntio Jr by ~ the bed on orlitils,the!). INS PORTIA° VTIT cam= A ~:t 1 ,, ~.,,, tben hail already s Imre,' weft n• tqg as , w lip, ,at thr time, sod qn,nce of a complaint Wade to the lisai t iatrate., for Isar• s tra _ m ops 4 short caoterea don. It seas destb,lbott tire went. The judgment of Adel VIM 'vry lief mei One, were int, contrite,. Us the new Pollee Att, 001r/T6l. persons boiljim Warier of this omesemokti!ot =tad is each of thodefosdante abeuld'• puiy A deemiteli to di • co '' " 'alk s e and'emsolvance remain in hiVitosise'nfter eleven o'clociest night. I° edleffillideff out, es had been previonel, , ~ King, and enter intogsarWavfilhva , sionehderldliko.nurestbswasedees -• le wirer lade .• A ' "pt led:Ames made by Plank', asp chief officer, stated that he went to the door •s • 4 , r• 4 • CIPIIIIIIIPT , 1111 , corenT. •.• ; a 21, A 1••• mod two sureties in i esok ; Apt ,Mie _of Mom eOf the Witco ar threw' &imp upon the about a imaittir pant twelve on the - eight ie gum- • , s 4 - range anon V. shimmed . --•-l• • r , , ••1` shou ld ld be improneisoine menthe; two mires Menthe i deice of ccei4L . c. - v ,,,,..ii ii i r, i„ k ai i iir. eac h vino , aadeeffireitedmlseibe; at dust fi e wall refused.— •' This-mew application for the immodiamaidge)Cl i and one six m onth., In trailattetbottel ellidttot the,' •Or iPite..9ll .$4 'his circitmecillee was not Howeeer, on Merstionisc, that he was a neiglabOur, t h e aktbedeferdant, a West India 'merchant, WO. should be fattier isoprbouni bNitimsfity wiesisitsillod 'lo #prthrint diSffteptiosony,:: nor did •It'shply dour was opened the roterall.and saw tarp or three ~ prison, for Contempt of Court, in neglecting to patio bis futepsid. . • . 1 ,,, . .•,* • • - 4 a ilmfacter of„ . ”0 i r them , who had , qtairted the sees ins* ap room, and forty et fiftyPrboth sexes i; sourer to the plaintiff's bill. He appeared in ila*, ear , itir ,._ ... , ~ , i " e );_ fro 104Wif 'deeeney, qn 'C'eloveting the di/6%# • liMehls: some wets dlinklig'i'Otheta " ff . todv 4 the messenger. „COURT OF COMMON Pl j tA,%,j4oo. 1101 kb eteyi -W ia l cota In tbie'fillir.Unsioubt- inx ;'atid evi l est' were smoking . •Thl all appeared j, • - %' • , ••• . • • . • • ••• Mr.:Hear bad been instructed by the defeltalia • &Pine us i1eu10 f ,„,„,,,, „„ 4 , to "•, et, con net tit • g sallied. a. lo#l, liblesee of cent peciplQilie womin were pelecips ly servant. , and early in 'Le present term, to make a motion, the object etovere n. ii`cetivtit. i ..,,,,,,: • e ta '. ' religious , ti t s a more prtneiplo, mai mis mediated the ailm priecrenlts. Ther w *ere nor; anyof theari, either a which would have been to bare requested a reams. This ma t a n ac tion brought by flarkpl 11,Wiltle. to Aria% Op ,gr l ife /possible manalikulidgever - In,:tran intoxicated or poi' .. le menu, another.ullicer, e o n . able delay, in order that the defendant might hays been man residing in the islandof Maorld „IP .'retlilliet knOieh 'los oc:few-and the Chafich.• Tri Illi own finised hi! feAlittee . ''.'•'• • ' . enabled to pot is his answer. In consequences „h9w - from the defendant, who had held the. once of •Deouty Aare 'tier 14,4 fit most be ' Moo itju'rfolta. 'lt iris The'Laddelear, _,' Me defence, hid, • that l e fi a ,l„ n r:, ever. of the Pressure of hosier-se. he bed wet been Foymoster-Oeneral of thellritish force is that lalsind, hi ', t 4 Yi d • .that; y perinent r y:lnli'd 'r,141 lof leilir teist fa danlinginbill flonse,fortbn t coaled to - folfiw Isis iostroctions io prolePllY se lee the stain of 5,0001. being the value of asbouse ocenpied d ft preay i , Vic Olrob t and bad Ilea • emit° 'TM Of' nihearol s isie poof tathorte childcare in the o s timittjae *tmid have done. Hut be would not have by the defendant, • sod while to his !enamor, des'i s rOYed ei4 Api, . jiiefsiiieenters hi tlli liititilaritlee eiglat i s'oottiojil' ahrt at be aril het Miraierthere war reir::•atneifittactiveLlsad he had the most remdte idea that by fire. Themetion was !howled on a jed,gment gives t . .41 ' on iir . ' the defeodnt. 4 4111 punlik lity,ofcatet,EbrilAtt ' •He'caotiouslrstoPpenthe d anc i ng the_pijiititi‘woold bare them enforced the precees of the against the defendant in the Sopreme latest of tti* oppip ilip ,A, •ki i: lll s _la:r, be awar d ed' To b &lick missen"Asiely _Ode cl ack struck A t :Mo o ing sostiv re. +. Coarl isiaiiiet Die client. To his concern and great cur- Islands s oding him liable for the lops by ilik I/94_Ai47. 1 aff"thle '.' piiiin . ,Fore stip!littlf 'slepriellilli""tif 41140 thee:44A lAreti; they islierechd permission 1, 4 1‘., encase, hoWever, the defendant was yesterday:brooglit Pp el* of the Code Napoleon (the oldstiogriw-thems it, ill . 041,4 bas 1 lmikefices; pi ,tt , ettepePsii' k t fiOnt '404 , 4 3 40e kehOrt to refresh thenistiffei ober t h e w froto liiitountry seat in custody of this m essenge. Now which It . was declared that Ilse , !yaw ,f ' . de- all ' c l erica l' • n o,tfo l a, .fp Ibe pfidlit'' ' p ' , Thy aiii ß o..p.i.., v ia Iy:dal: mo t resist ahlitartglt lie had nano it so hipp'eried that die defendant could not pal le his etroyed by fir! should be Ille t tr th e* , to 0 kilt ,of Owes alterillgAe„Ortea, ~ieli foe., w hich (MOW r aexmosl)•_rereterl_tkey would . :0 .- their respective sumer JaVI certain documents necessary toit arrived se, unless be ceold she* the , w ii J e g - D 11 0 .14,1 1. ?iTOIT .. ktri 11% bani rl e 110 b . l bad the door, otketat PI. L ed IL , fro" thei est Indies, and from peculiar contingencies from public enemies, or ono dable a L , * sock e a` ale 4yr a,i t reg.(l . uf tlial,, „fc, ri vii ! !rile!, v ii rArr/ 6 ~ r. o r, eiiosturata- chordWith their transmission, they could not pot- cause was tried in London before l f ord Ch' le twilit, its:Vorrity,soe , l tiloattlii, etc firi,t_tiro- Ifgr . , IP, t ,j,rusa the . . ampany ill tats. ha this country before the ensuing 'March Dallas and a Special dory, when Ai si fiija# r folke• e t titlytnet,spre the Angle , et which were ,t p e sad be or oil . Fur his part he could not conceive *bat see- a verdict for the fullimount o(*bie 4anagelill , r .c„ 1 , 400d i ,b_seppee metal 'cif . 114 emit!! AI . a theee *4 dt. toxicant c there was for dragging this genilems• from the a point reserved ~ is, Imo stir_fioce beiwqrsi t 04 0 , s7,' !AA anylialishr exLeaesl 4 Lists ,„ t g*ef in the who art ''': '''' - is ot his family, to compel him to prepare hi! am judgment stated Pado • ..104Protlen, SO th . ~ u i i i , , t, fg ef i pplat t i sa d i t i t s oy g it ' pji roe Thie'llegUMM%•(l'llt etaiggitmi a.vbik et. p . ..,,,, . 54 i • n the Fleet. Ile hoped his Lordship worn 'think evidence. lis s eggrt 4 - 4 pun it m 1 lathe' • goe s .tiiiii sad they. should, o Sat i orday spiihrafirikeig, die "L ti • . ~.; , • i , , i ,.„. Itlight, from this statement, to resist an. application Mr. Serjeaol Laitirands on a trim, 1,, 5, ' f e rii:CL ell a" ' b e Fatol"learnitrilleresetlilsilett "e s;r l : it ii i ;a i t :lfi lL i ii " . fl 'di efe —. '' • which he iin•leretood • was ;bent to be made foilki/le• term, moved for a role to sat odic tom .• • , iic 2 1 1 . 1 1 ) A i •'s hy '. a fendarsers immediate committal. • •s• g ..i' 1 • . t , , leg to the reservation at the-idol, Whollin- i ll •t o ,en• oop,sertplucepriMases y pnmoutice4 byt 'at Loeo,l Bood-s,trik, t l, l l ',, „. inki nn Ike -17 *if the Mr, Rose self in Ws present situation, solely by his deternalOation to more had sot oomplied -wild -dew illii. 11111 • * ip ,A4li t in bad,. b r y o Od ix - doubt,' 'the revel' is? inen t •anff to4V'el'a WOf ; the to Arinflat Ib t b at .not to put in his answer op long as be CoolifiviiB it.— Courr,•by far/riming thsChielskiushurilitheill[Mbilf ' ' %prude* elergyusertfrom"iheir • ode" *mad tietiliets of, till* s .qii.f4tif lt lir& 1 etitielt st il In: They This bill eat filed to redeem a very conallilecOle pro. Intention. . m • trw '• upon vildiroce of great nasettonifttet, nlttoegifs iblilowee a r i r la c ra i ° i tl is lel ati hl.A4 art vih i c' n 'ilu iar ,: n l i f ir li ht. tu e l! pery in the West ladies, and the defendant bail' received Mr. Serjeaet hat assured the'Oesoit'lllptilnold was net to be so employed as to am ount io tut ta a Agin lb the mortgage money. It wee filed ' in Jenaary,, 1819, Was important in its nature , on hitch' I"" ""f t7r" ell e fprffsafPft,'• On tlile•ntb;.e kiln* 'ft tear eitia-td!'fim p‘OrAlLip that .woeollol_''h a nit receive asy 1 1 0 1 1 4 and be and smiled himself of all the indolPinct add set The Cliter.Joirce proudest PilokfrincliA • olio ib morel! 'alto tie pnbAr atid • 'We' goe'ttride "of gesqlq.nitalN• ail* The n e might time his ! f,lot . ,aphich the Court a ff orded. He had made special and if he thought tbatiustleaprite4.t ii, e fiA • • ,thid ollkiefi of this' kW 'should' tie eflirctos_l tate. eadWas, founded on the absence of the necessary do- of the nag, It should be done. . lks.this day be :'' The Appbitiontleit ofdtkreilairsfat prandti . Tbe MagketrAt I .‘ litatdirittihtne dye sod.ing urged 'erotism, by which the cause had been ln this Manner his opinion, that the justice Or dm cuss* hod•heole'sidk - Mini* it hit thatra i'llialte of itelletev iirleidityartt 0 lor • , Ild the:mails - ling case, llep ef i girlvon over from terra to term, for a perk*, of fooryears. lied by the verdict ; and the pertly must thosedire. mine oveitly 'brow poi ? „46 Air o rti,drai :la i ty 'Wo e ' ; sirioJE Ilittlietifiiiri4t, . Holed gone to the West Indies purposely for these do. the consequence atilt own negilgomen •• No bias.* use o it t eti a n l ;•• wii lb the credit o f the chi • " ahlt •ea 'IW . 0111141' ritift,'*iie bravoed' sly AIM "cuts rodiitats, sod bail returned without them t be•no*itinie Ismintablo to the defendant foe hie meriameriothairsem fete'" s eniors Pb k 4 fused, its wallah the infliction of mined upoo a charge of entleavolaritur_ to airmail, 1,44 thief pretence for further delay. Ile hoped staiLbrd• highly probable that the Owieriteledti . Oiltitsides poofakmokt hafsbeinnetieslairt.Takinetarretiore,thefase loalt4:ro,_wmg• It epprarkklthat she pessed ship would opt comply with the prrent apPticitlortt Into the cirennistances of the mtsda;Miel ~ of Vivo Opil Ilitfloon for hill otidefo;lideta•ttliOVlelm.. et i ioBlfek t oille'„vosif viLiesietectedl,l offerhag *sallied en for to rove dat delay alone was the defendaties objectl, Jops be bad suffered. .' , .. 4 , b . ,1: `,:::;i 4n0 - ~".. - 4 ,11 - boieva oii i teoptli t ro o datie pqrs i sa. Swope atom. The' ilstrialtry 'stileill'AllP • MAP _piece: ' Clots marchint 'he alreedy'pet in three insuf fi cient answers. ' • iv x tePitio,tnattexthon could not interfeiej delf *,,i'• • s ___ _. . - -.pp ar, ii b p a „„, 4 ,„... i i t twor li n o t iotrat. bee, ease good and one ire haletiows'avite found on ARCHES e c F. *. 444 0- 7 11 "..,AL• iiir, Gaga Pike' atorield* 'in etinAdetibit itit' At by •Thi Mee loffil, e!!; ~ the former Pigment of ►the Court were correct Ittlo •_,____' 4.AVDtz v. DA 4 '"' L ug *" •' 4 , • ,.. * "i'l • ' ''!" estecuistanse of.a partial deraoreakeat of a o loC•• 1 1 1 hb AUtAittott r tof IthfottiOliblothrliessled die Anni s ton,- Fe/Freud against tie deferlditit.,_ ,woP ,ii.., *'' ‘ eill- lefendtillMlbetii‘ Pirdiendee -Olt r e ebtbif Ale II;r beditsie . aiki l ialhAret 'it Ate was ri. Iteoliernsso coild not put in a sufficient sotier. • Inter- ference iethle case would go to sanction a defiant of the milk of the parish of Chanson, oet jt, * mo p ) figetiki i• Def i t iaton tt oe t • s ts Apo Loot *ff Miandilediiniinisdiele".llll4Teisediptled if de county of Oxford , for immoral indeccovoir-• i mdi pi i m iii i es it‘ re a i 62 ' ptik ' Ott tiOrtificitalki atteedea. mthorityof the Court altogether. He should, therefore, The allegation on the •plaimiffe pert, megogini 4 , 0041 004.• ditii • „,., i s . t omi • 14, b evy i„ re ,,,. J ames R oger. __A r riiir r ipirtilileffssain c e semi dreads sithe application wi tV costs ; for h e thought In a Mat- dent. , ter *live the bill bad been filed in 1819, and the answer tbez,lbe defendant . „we! 'Dill, ef bablemd delealoweesen idttif.*:MlAll'iliirtose beforthitarloil Ito ple at **di* __,dellew 4 .,_ gbilefo l etweeelewelelPeetti wbowl'ho sedge; ill b u ad as e iw et e ban o ttr a i d nz i l g a e t a t e l: letter end . taf , lAFt, there •01,177017,,gaZi:'41:::::7:1111eP‘or.recfico-"ivic1."144"6-'O2, di. ; bird let* illietelliff •artlfte,•torlolitteltelid vat hb• A;lo6 l thisteMl lileire. , 'ft appeovat that Mr* prt v i igr i ipa r t i fjd i ii, ty•p i atgs4amt• • m a , diet, liftlt-tolliern Iritg Ames the psomentrix. bee Ilse applicktion was then dismiss hid lillid ''''' ricoldstiesi and also of cooniving' it end o Pria•:, ' Ari l& p i m eit . t h.A.pit.,4 ii iit. Ibe bsij ! wet Mtaltillliiipor wc int/ovals from Mr, spas ! - ieleingtia adulte ry of his eiri. I n'olii of t i , : l op& i t is ia • Am* *pp; & tux* to •ttars: : ist,emity 4 MI oi . -bill 'of 'eirimage drsaen tape! despite The result haring obtaitid, - • I * *, • ' ''" . , 11:1 4 4 Kin (before the Vire. CholeethilletilitilikOly it w" "qnr , Ibet the eoosertehij/Aia isle , lb 16 t a i ri o ni,„, t hettko ' e i t te doppat i ppopttlip, 4.1 0 . of hausbordistmart.- 'Os tromirr_biehelbsolseri . --- -• a_•-. _ and belsavNakfind leen to brio' ace _ slue UM ....1.1.,..a.A., t 1... ilaraiLaiiiZAmme mr...railllamirei ss lerism 41. r nig,. Eisi to the de~4f woßiPlivirrferirrft • . . • vica MARI CL V R'S CDC . 71 sioartrpas V. AUNCOUIII. - . • Mr. STUMM MORO fur as lajtlßCtioll agatitel din de' , feedlot. to restrain kim from continuing a filmy of the covyright of the plaintiff in the songs, choruses : lifc. of the dramatic piece called " Gionntani in Lcmdfma. " Mr. bloierieff, the author nrlbese songs, bad' Seld,the copyright iqq them to the Asintilf, Mr. Lowndes, a bookseller in Bow-street, Covent Gardens And as• pled it to him by a regular dta *Aga were • thee'pobliske i. ii 1 .1 : r. ..Lon'ales, and bail a . orery eaten ti e f f..Z hoirever, another bookseller. bad s tboaght proper to print and publish for sale, all these songs in a cheaper form, omitting only a very few strati; and had •thus greatly injured the isle of the plaintiff's work. For this injury, therefore. he now sought a 4 remedy. in the shape of en injonetion, to"-re strain the defendant from euntinuirfk the pkblication. Mr. Sraxca, for the defendant, insisted that the Courtscould not interfere in this case from the natant of fie publication; and read an - affidavit stating that Mr. lilliston, of Drury Lane Theatre, had declared that the copyright belonged to him. It therefore could not be • that the property was in the plaintiff. Mr. STUART called upon the defendant to chew that • any assignment of any of The songs to Mr. Elliston had ever been oriented, and to 'hew the date of it. • The Vice Cttanciti.i.on said he could not meant any • i.iiinction in this case till the plaintiff had satisfactorily answered the facts stated in the defendant's affidavit ; and therefore desired the motion to stand over till Friday r•et, that the:, plaintiff might have en opportunity to atfidatits is reply. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Nov. 16. RING V. 1,1,,C1.1, RIM WALKER. KCLX, AN MUT •• • This was isp indictment for a riot. I The defendants had selleredjadgment to go by default, eudisverethis day brought v, to ireessiaelje.jatigmeat of the Court. Front thdulliderits r. Tin en the part of the prosecution it appeared that there exists amongst the ribband weavers orCoveniry. of which t ady the (*readouts were worthy members. a emabinatloe, Cr association, for regulating the priers It whir* the join.- gasmen were te, hereniunerated. This society had funds. r a(!;1 one of , ha rules was, that any journeyman who should presume to work for less wages than fixed by the society. cr nay masts who should be known to pay lower wages, Mootsid be liable to the (following penalty, viz. to be placed on ar ass, with his facetowards the Rehears tail, and la this degreding situation twin paraded through all the principal streets of the town. A journeyman named A 1/1 Us Carver had. resumed to work under price, and became the object of the ' association's vengeance. lie was takes per foram from his . residence. placed In the prescribed position ott the stelmal, • and carried through all the streets of Coventry, erecters soe(t by aau serous rabble: and, as it appeared, the des Pedants were the patties matinee employed ia, carrying the • Wtole ceremony into effect. They had since made their p -Rea with Carver by gisleg him el., but the prosecutor had persisted in the prosecution. 'rheas facts being established by the arriderits, the pri vmers' Counsel addressed the Court. !u mitigation, and the iscuctgon-Ognutat in aggravation. Mr. device BATIAT proceeded to pronounce the lodgment of the CourN and in doing so comioented I. strong terms on the mischierons tendency of these cos- Li iatione. all of which were illegal. lie reminded the defendants, that had Carver retired any personal haft bf which be had died nithin the year, they semild ev ery one of them have been liable to be tried for eater. As to their havinz made compen.stion to Carver. that might be satisfactory to the individual; but public peewit was public property, and Carver could have no p-Per to atop the prosecution, which had been very properly persisted in. The Court had taken all the fe vourahle e"- , ltostances of the ease into their coasidera , the defend•nts the at rantage of them— ' the transaction now nader iovettiga in had not attempted to repeat Um im• I . votirahle rireutostati thin, and gives the tislowbe, tli•t sines. t tun'. tile associatioi • . 4 t • • Noy. 11. •i. la. lb • . 14. 11. .. IS. F.... O.S ... . --- ---- Leedom : Iblited, Pristodonsd Potillobod. St dos 011eeof I. The STa1t111•11" tied " Tao Cosirtevetoot" (Sn ob! Paper.) N 0.297, Mooed. by a. wARDELL, LLB. to whoa la eimempladow, Onion', M. as 789 60 Nei te be scoltooaalL t olg .iws Is .0 i ti : 1 . ..01 .4 ..., :. .. . ...,„ „44 ; Jo :"Hi , . 1 I , a L ~, is 1 all 1611 1 4. 1 /1 , 1 I 41 . 111 P e , • • • t i . 1 t , • . . . .-. ; al WI 1 K ri it • rt- .1 in II I" 1 10 1l 61 i 1 Su eil a ro I : or . 4 he lill re. 1 , 1 10 he Ts ! 'ld • I lit to al 1a 111 VT hi re, * a: t et DIED. On Friday lad!. T. Laos. Eq. of Bedford-row, is the 64th year of his age: Oa Saturday. Om 16th, pt his house at Clapham, is the 17th year of Wogs, Heavy 'Pigeon, Eq. malty years a Ma. &trate. and Deist., Lienteitane of the weary of Surrey. 1