The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-05 00:00:00

iar uteri instrt Ell arnt Gs Ift St del I meal minim manic gana bun) ml lie FPI conGi ;v. . yi ~ ' ~ , ~ / . festerian Ptan of . i nstru ment th e has tenet rtf a 'Leiter lit to Lloyd's ; ring Informs( cos frigate, the mall myself of ling the same to limited to me by ,brig, who arrived , spoken several received the inl firmed by * Norway; who arrived rte that his house ters from Bergen, Andiegit. " I am desired ishingtero the brig Forward, to 1 4 1 Y.aPPPed charge of the con c&ft n of nine sail, he fell ,ecoOnti _ his arrival here, which he hailed, and was answered to her lodgings Ili Church-lane about 11 o'clock on M r. Lnshington„the proCeeds of Witch hi paid over • the _ guttraL. moot ; bishingtos that she was the Alawick packet, of Berwick ; he . Sunday night ; that she lit her candle en d . emained at to him, by Whom again it was fed over to Iloldero being to replace the stock, they • , (the Mows. Bel. offered her instrevions; but he would by no Means home for two or three hours. Wm..Slaatery before- and Ce.' Mr. Lushingfen, on' thta , writes a letter , deco and Co.) thereby warranted rePlaefteriti come under his convoy, which he cannot account , - laentioned, being a lodger of Clifford's, slept i n the to Mr. Leycester, by whkh b 4 obliegi himself,' and if heal stet replace it, then they atoeldpaz Use for, and from her not having arrire3l a vecludes. 14 9,e rani", and was ("II to bituthluksho . 011180 .t° ‘5 l - 11 14 04 . thq_ - M r ikeiii,f.-nall' Sarnia Or - ilsWt4: 4 V, ll , in, and she enquired of h m if her husband wsri assd India Stock itt question: Tr* indiviaas. pitrU Infbesit,W,lllligaint too Tar. , vair - so Lordship Is ttardra * Vft the ScaW." some home ?—fle saw 'lser io to bed, and in a cou- •ners'of Messrs. Holdero's house els% at the same supplYlarttstat-:-He presumetfos* ilk would be ple of hours after he saw her get up, es there was a ,time send to Mr. Leycester a. paper writing, by 7fer tins.. , Coat to act on an byerthells-Of 'wo o Yesterday at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was candle burning in the room ; but he then fell.asteep, which • they " Promise to pay .to Ralph Leyoes: Ilvlthcrat *fords to bear it out.. * • held at the 'Foreign Office, which sat till past four. and did not, see or hear her go out. Re attended at ter, Esq." the' two soms of 25341. and 57041. !'.- The' Ltiito t uAacLtlAa said, it did nat'epipeaCabi. It was attended by the Earl of [IA RItOWIIY, the Earl the Coroner's Inquest, bet then his e%ideace did not being the proceeds of 50001. thide per cent. An. - him that heught to crewcut the question &deg into* of LlTEneouti Mr. VssistrrAuT, Viscount Met.- seem necessary. Leary's :first confession before th e nuities and of 3,90 . 01. India Stock, both which Court of Liw, if Mr. Leach wished It. . Tate, Earl MULGRAVE, ViscOunt Sinmourn, Vis- Magistrates in 'baton-garden, on .his examination, ' sums are applied to the use of William Lushing- Mr.:Li:Acts said, he should willingly to, if count CaSTJAKEaOM, Earl BATittiabT ) Earl of entirely differs from the last :he then laid no charge ton, Esq.; and they thereby " guarantee the repay. ibis LoAlship's opinion he w n widt him, el the case uctuNr.o %lomat &c. against-the wife of the deceased, although he heard her . men( of these two sums t,o the said Ralph Leyces...inowstood. The departure of t the deputation to the Emperor Y make so .serious a charge against him ; but stated, ter." Thesetwo• sums the Petitioner had offered to C • The LORD Cisseest.tott thought it would-be more of Itussts, with the Order of the Garter, has been ; that he parted from the deceased and his wife at the I prove under the Commissions of Bankrupt taken out CetiVellient for both parties that he should at present deferred, on account of its having been arranged for ! end of . Ely-place; that they met two men there , who against the separate estates of the partners in the sire fro opinion. Ile had greaterdiihmaltles then he the Earl of ADERofto to sail in the same frigate went off in company with Clifford and his wife and' house of Botdere - and Co. but the Commissioners , bad yet Mentione d, on mor e p oints than tine. No . - - the 'to he received, the case l i k e the present had . yet occur,- -- none.— that he • (Leary ) returned home. It appears, that on the Monday morning, when the body was found,. Mrs. Clifford gave a man.of the name of Lawrence, who keeps a chandler's. shop in the same street in which she lodged, 61., charging him to take no no tice of it. It also appeari that the deceased was. not the father of the fire children she had with her, her first husband being dead. There are reports as to whether she was ,married to Clifford or not; but she , says that the little property in Ireland was her own, ' and that the deceased pressed her to let him sell it; observing, that he would go to London, and would work and earn bread for her and the children; and 'that as they were young, neither they nor any body else could over tell but that he was their father. On i those terms she.accompassied him. Stith tho'e composing the Deputation. Such great 'eserlioas Inse been made for the Earl of ABERDEEN'S Tearing town, that a carriage has actually been huilt for him in iks than a week. The Noble Earl .takes out With, him a numerous snite and a splendid equipage. Yesterday morning his Royal. Highness the PRINCE REGENT gave audience, previous to his departure for Brighton, to Gen. MAITLAND, %rho at the same time tookieave of his Royal Highness, previous to his leaving England for Malta, to take ou him the Go vernment of that island. Sir Tnon AS TYRWUITT,. Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, also took ft are '4' theTaincE, previous • to his going to RuSsia, 'as one of the deputation to invest the EmPeror kith the Order of the Garter. The Earl of LP:wool, the Lord Bishop of lAN .cos.si, the Earl of COOLIIIONDULY, the Dukes of Yosste,.CLAtaNce, and Common; visited the ratan, and took leave of Isis Royal Highness pre vioui lb his leaving town. At balf-past three o'clock the POINCE Rttlittit hat Carlton House, in his travelling carriage for Brighton, , drawn by four beastiful hays, drove by postillions in nest white dresses, with three out-riders. His Roy at Highness was accompanied by Col. Tito aNTO s. The report of Mr. CANNWG'S, accession to the Ministry was confidently' repeated last' night, with' the additiorial circumstance that Loire" •MitastAt a is pint out. The alleged cause Is. the disaitisfactlea of his CaliteireS at' the ... oat/et • Of Sk.lo}lii MIA. 114; who'is tile relative of •liis . tordsidp, anti was appointed to the command of the Alitant Army at his special recommendation. It' is not; however, on. , derstood, that hisiArdship is to be anteeeded in Oh office by Mr. C111f41,16. Ltcruss TII6ATRE.—A new Farce was produced last night at this Theatre, under the title of Sharp and trot. A trifle of this desc4ticin, cannot, be subjected to the laws of Trout tritlcista. It has j many great faults, and la et . wipoble of affording considerable amusement 'its isi=inclaigent auditor. — Nearly the whole comic et is of the company is drawn out in this enter!. t arid by the aid of tO tk their exertions it may; parka is hive a tolerable run. Mr. GATTIE, in the charaiier of an affluent astro loger; Mr. Oxecturr, its (MVOS* his foolish nephew, whom he designs to foto as 'a husband upon his daughter; Mr. LISTON, it . " Inie-sick shopkeeper, in search of his mistress ; and Mr. KNIGHT, as a lover of humorous mischief; did' the utmost for their le: spective characters. The' piece was given out for a• seeond representation, although not without consi: derable opposition. 4 ' ' A Gentleman isirrived in town froasPettriburgh, which place he left on the , lettt 'ult. He came in a, ) . running vessel through the Belt without convoy, and as rived at Anhelt on the 24th, where he foetid the transports with the troops which Sailed some . time since from Yarmouth all safety arrived, and waiting a far wind to proceed to their ulterior desti nation. . It is said that our Minister at Lisbon has given directions to stop the supply of grain and provisions' from the United'States to Portugal, in consequence ! of the prodigious accumulation of commodities of this descriptioll ) and the distance of the Allied Army from Portugal. The following account, which we trent will prove correct, is copied from the Liverpool Paper received yesterday morning:— " Livcapoox, Atm I.—The schooner .ddeona, MAxstu.s., arrived here on Saturday, from Quebec,' sailed thence on the 2d ult. ; the Beet were to sail the following day, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Niobe and Plover. On the nth, was boarded by his Majesty!. ship Warp, from Hatifirx ; on the 10th, by the Borer sloop of war • and on the rot: , lowing dory by his Majesty's sap ROdeeenis s • on t crui;e. Reports, that the coast of Aliso* state, swarming with British cruisers. He ashy a , re. ported account, which be had both from -the Wasp and the Borer, that.the Macedonian frigate, Monad sloop of war, and tie Termer, an Americas phi teer of considerable force • were destroyed by the' v ~. . squadroutinder Sir Tusk*, LIARDI__ ~" • • Sir J. WARRItII WOO eveterlog the aiMaillall when thelest accounts left the American coast. The hop plantationsbove improved greatly within the last fortnight s and this* us now hopes of au avcrage crop. . . 'baying ratified to allow t proofs ......., . , .re d --n o s_ ' present Petition had been presented to his Lordship, ' It would be, probably, better to take it ter the form 'that he might direct the Commissioners to admit the of a case: first let the instrument 1797 be stated; goof of the two debts in question. Theeimple point ; then the other instrument 1804; , then that no Je was this, whether the promise made by the Messrs. i mend was made on Mr. Wm. Lushington before the Boldero was absolute or conditional. Now the bankruptcy ; and then state the question, were the Learned Counsel contended, that it was a rule in `Messrs. Boldero and Co. indebted to•Mr.' Leycester, law, that a promise to pay for another, where no : els weeks after the date of the last Instrument, in term of payment was specified, was an obligation' any and what cum? • • which attached the moment the person on whose ac- I Mr. -MotteAeux suggested that it might ileWhe count the promise was made, became a debtor to him _pet, if the promise by Messrs. Boldero and Co. was to whom the promise was given. There was here . slot a collateral security. • nothing of a conditional nature, er which postponed !' : The Loan CHANCELLOR wonld t not wish to hays the liability of the house of 1341dero and Ce. tili'a ,It put in that Way. The case of Adney was clearly failure to pay on the part of Mr. W. Lushiugtou had : in the nature of a collateral security; but here the taken place. This was in no respeit distinguishable' promise was, not that they would' guarantee not from the case of an ordinary obligation, where though , that for which Mr..W. Lushington hid engaged / but the one stand in the relation of prinBpal, And .the quite a different thing. His Lordship wished it to other in that of surety, they are both equatly liable I be distinctly understood, that he had given no opi. •te the obligee. ission erhaseier ow the subject. Sir SAMUEL ROWLEY, on the other side, main- I A'case wis accordingly twbe prepared in the terms kilted that there could not be a question that the Pe- , pointed out; titioner would not have been entitled to sue the house i ti _ p4 i rr i g • stAitin, iii .e g i' mATTe i or moment . a Boldero end Co. for the sums hi question, tilt •af.-1 This wai* petition ,of. one of the Assignees of the ter he had called on Mr. William Lusitiogtoti 'to : Illenkrupt,for an order to compel the Solicitor, who pay them, and be had foiled so to'ile. .As the Peti- had acted Iwthe Commission till the choke of As tioner, therefore, kad never called on Mr. W. Lath- . signees,lO delAree up the proceedings, and the books ington, before the bankruptcy of thehouse of licri-,, of:the B en bie g to n ,on m s i gn ees i they b ar in g c h o . dero and Co. to pay the sums in question, no fallure„ men Soother Solicitor.. on his part to pay those sums could have taken place ; .- 1 It irk/eared from the affidavits of the Assignee, before that period, and of course, le.debt being due i Hardy, and others, that the.Selickor bad refused to to the Petitioner 'from the estate of Boldero air& Co. E deliver up the proceedings and books, though re . precious to their failure, he could, iti not tithil bi ea- querte d to d o so ly s th e A ss i gnee s , until his hill of costs titled to prove as a creditor to 4 4 atioft, under should b e pa id , amovot i ng to 109}. for proceedings pre. their.commission. This p ai,nt lit e d to ' tare been ; view s to the Choice of Assignee s, and .631. afterwltrds. decided in the case of. Er-park Sidney, in Oeoper's The Petitioner took the opinion of Counsel. (Sir. Reports : Adney was ,a broker, aiul basil* sold to ; Montague), and Sent it to the Solicitor.; le, which Renshaw some tallow,, belonging to &person. of the : opinion it was stataif that the Solicitor was bound to name of Buckholro, for which lienshew had got paid deliver up the proceedings. The Solioitor enquired at the time of his requiring td_roakei farther purchase, opinion of Mn. Belo moil. _ whether w s ..4 , , declinio . __ _ __ - - had the - • 'the _ ! It is said a Noble Lord hai interfered too Mach in the details Cofthi office over which fie presides, and has lately incurred the displeastire of the underlings in his department. . A General. Order has been issued, directing that the troops in freland should be paid in notes of the Bank of I,t4eaed only, and' certificate,s from the c.emmandieg Officers and Paymasters are required monthly from each regiment, • t. g •Fm.sortn, AUGUST 1.--Arririsd his Majesty's 41s4pa Venerable, 74, .Captain Milne, Horatio, 38, L Lord, George Stuart, and the Prospero Store ' ' ...with the outward - bound convoy for Portugal an Mediterranean, consisting of about 40 sail, put 1 la here by contrary winds.—Arrived the, Chichester packet,, Captain Rogers, with a Mail from the West Indies, last from St. Thomas's, in 30 days days: A convoy for England sailed from St. 'Thomas's the, 'sane day as the packet, under cOnvoy of his Ma. lesty's ships Cressej, Srstprise, Mercurj, Coquette, 11901 Frolic. The Chichester packet, last Tuesday, . the 97th ult. off the island of Earva, was chased by an American brie , of war (supposed the Argus), which, in a sud den squall of wind upset, and reel on board perished. • DEAL, AUGUST 4,•TWO O'CLOCK, P. li.--A is just discovered to be on fire to the southward, . Sandown Castle, they immediately cut the cables, and drove to„leeward towards Ramsgate'; a-, many of the Deal boats immediately launched , assistance, but I atu fearful will burn to the wa., edge, her three masts - have been gone some 'lnd the fire still appears increasing 1 the partieun. tiriPresent we cannot learn.—Pat back by contrary *intla, Portsca East ilmliamen, and :remains.—A Tired his Majesty's ship 7'heretss_, from a crssize Flushing.--Five o'clock, O .'W.• The ship on :.r stated be the I'atnnerNe,• Evans; ,for Guadat She is towed on shOrain. Sandwich Setts, by , beat boats, but still 'apPearsto keep burning: .;. GRAND REGATTA." Yesterday the , annnak , mherry given by thei,Proprietors of Vauxhall . * "wafer by seven wateresen ‘ pone of whom 'item - any pretvious iraexhalls prize. They started Bentlereen'S funnies' fromillackfriars Bridge at s 4 O'clock, to proeeed - topitite Rivet, through the centre ,erch of Westminster Bridge, - round a boat Mearid riff Lambeth 'Pilate, which constituted. the first ' Ihere never wasa better trial of skill. .:Ihey l . young, 'vigorous, and skilled in the eariouls ions in towing . Vite most successful were .. ' -'''Yfiiitehstfl, Turner,- of Heogerford, and! , ' ei ef'' Blickfriars, whit took the lead presterlfeit if to the end of OM heat. By. thetk ‘itions' of the match onlyr three were Allowed 'to start Oat" the second' heat." ;Those were teen tieforti tfientibned , -Pithy) accordieglyt V egaincifter'seven o'clock - from .Lembeth) Pastes, 'paillit, die' . Ilitee td BettelSea-bridge, and 'ea thelbrrey shore; pass theboat, which .was ;r: i tierl . with e 'trimly's...Rag,. inscribed •" V. • se," off Cumberland •Gerclens. . Jones, on eisitrir, again excelled hill opponents and;. Lietnefielirst, • *midi' Ike shputa of a large hod, _ 1 .. Ipectitors. - Re of coarse wen the boat,' trWeltleslittpef llellieredth Min as the wellitarnedsprize• of lisekill P knd esteilidri.' ' The River wet , hardened wills. beettAt '. irceeirled:Efy :pY. aecomeanio • Bands of music, and; does '' agreeable isirOs . were statiested is every direedee, ', - and the befinterof Old Thames 'newer bore a mime in.. terestint bellaert. • The speotaelo, on the . whole, affordefgrett-satiefaCtien Sts.•the spectators: The 4romeiiiNis Ihtilleof bad* , atlhliel *with tepidity and in perfect order could not fail to excite admiration. - ... / . le a. -. „44 o t ii: ', ...' ''') 'l.' .' ' • .. . . . ... ".. .. , • .-.4,...1'w•4 : • v. -- • _ .. . . .... _ _ - • ElneaHtin, t o the most petverfut FdßrilEit PART 4 1 lats. OP 14 LAIR ••.' '. - .... 0 'TV " ' i., ' " . laii - e 6.44 tile . ` _ , ;,.. ~ ~. , . .. pr da mast ortiadfirei trod - un,. to • . , , .—AftAtun t a :4 - r .. .. . . .. ~ _. .• .. Is:. '. ' ; -.. k ...4.,-...7,1,:.--ninti—,:: •.' , 3 ....• ' ' • . ply motey, then mast the letter , otOrititity be is yet beien diScottibd. ' • . • . ~• ---fs"----. ~., . 4 ' May tliffoil, tite• vridoari , 4i4soidte - *Mew; of 1 . • 0013 AT :041 0 , Cffiaffilliffiffi l i lo irto, 4. : contingent spelt and grist out of the Min* to pith Leiter from Mi. Janet °Atli. 'Edw. etkibrd, who watt aw biwbarart*thosalered, IS • __... es-0 tali I. — streets — .if 1174 04 1"iiield. I ' • ' - """ •`. ' 4*i:6e 61iner# . 9 fasar•iititbe House of Cotreetioo. • Theachogngen, o f • . •• . •.-. ; •P • _. Wrk* -4 ,.."- ci!.." li a7 li rt• • ..-Thelattas Ctranco.t.cii saki hikad visited it id. t, 'tlated Gottenbargh,._.. .• • .-, • . Jul Y• 23ti" 'tears' has not as yet been twits - beds beau was .. : 'rids walla Es t 6111 Ill i Ttlit 1191101 . .,Leyces-;dridy in that light. • •• Y. ' Ilion of the snivel of the United.li n nt hi n t e d t o her that ho contoured. she deed, and jer, Dal. praying that .14 .. ,trA at if* q to. go II Mr, LIAM in repy t , bontendeli thit the °Wigs.. Pieleitlfot at Bergen in NOrwah -charged her 'with being concernea witieliiwhich Arrow the Colansinol.B49l. 014„.940#111irate, Ganglia- i l lion eons , ejer by mews, DoWoro end Co. ues t t nt, the earliest opportunity of trans- :Itee'med - to Make .tio impassion ou.. hai. • ;SO. seems -shins against the individoed.partsare of hltiqsfm 801.. I Clearly web, - is to:subject them ta the payment Of satisfied :with ' h er removal • there,- en. eoudition •of doves o f s eeing her. children frequently Lushingtoe, meld Co . su4 . pens e two s pread- 1 0w mama *Melt they premised to pay,' equally with to you, as `authentic ;• it being tom- . .-. tittasof 25241. and 07041; ' .... .. . ; • . I Mr.: badtington for whom they dial !steams sere- by the Commander of the Forward; laving libert y • •• m r Nothing in her conduct as yet has appeared to lead I . r. La cis and Mr. Cooa state d tie case on the ..flits.-- 'This Was nett can of siostasity; as 'Adney's ived Were itithe 20th inst. dead mho •to a suspicion of her guilt. • Her children were '.part of the Petitioner. It apiiiaretkihat in the year !cue wad; .vihers , he. for 11. 10s:• date sobsi. ti Daltsh'fishieg heats, from *horn 1- 'removed yesterday from •Mr 4. Jukes's,. in market. . 1797, -the housed Boldero and Co. being greatly.% diatilydablie for WM.:lOd ttpwirds; The clear and nformation ; and it is since further ..attest; Fitzroy.square, to Pancras •Worlthoose. Ti ' &dram* to Mr. Wm. ' fanshingion, recommended to,: only *sides whiCh.tit• word guirsotee Mesa here . i n ! a pp ea rs ,i that Leary l B. confession I s correct, t$ far air him, ht order that he might be ambled to make them introit of 'wad , antigen.. . How was it Gentleman resident at Dram, 'ilk' isiporson of the name o f Wenr Mamie,' 'w r en, a Payment in, re d uct i on o f their . astaances on : his ae . '. possible to :ere. it, itny.iitheiv 44414 1 . It coed rued here yesterday, and informed ipanied Mrs. Clitfertitu her house, Or roam, is New - . count, to • apply to Mr..Leycester to accommodate ..treter stein that the 14tessri4oiderelltelre.to warrant at Dram had received different let- ' itoort, on the istsday, aml that she and her husband tins, by a/I%g out a quantity of .3 percent. Armui- i Mr. Lusitingtou's repayment of ilia taltley ; be erne , stati-ig the circumstance. Flied some trilling dispute ; tbiit liee.enettked his hat ties and loan!. Stock, • thou standing in his name, .anti . trot to• repay it - ; be had not endertakte•to repay it ; by the Commander of his Majesty's from Mtn, and that he thei ' went and. bought an- advancing to him (Mr. lAshingtotO the proceeds.— ~hilt. to reigace stock, To say that to `firtrantett I represent to you, that having the . Othei; and also that the: deceased Altd-Ipikry were , Mr. W. Lushington accordiogly applied to Mr. Ley- . .,:aseaitt -to secure was perfectly intelliitibli; bat envoy f rom 'Long H ope , consisting drinking itt ths• house of. one. Gri ffi th, in `Church. alter, who agreed to sell *all, Sigf : dist accordingly ...to, say that its meaning was, that they undertook street, St. Gihte, on Sunday evening. .But, du t h e sell out upwarda of 5,0001. 3 per cast Annuities end to warrant.• the repayment was • to. supply a fact Fell in with a sail three days before • - other hand, ii appears , that Mrs. Gliffiord returned 3,90 0 1. Last India Stock, for the accommodation of _exactly - contrary to the truth. . . V. held that .• 2 I L-11.--1 —.ll .....e. meIVIDAINNA • _—l —I. --. Mr. Lnshinetnn—the oroceeds of Witch he staid over • the ...ward guarantee meant, dist Mr. .baskingtes • -- - • ' v ii i , a. sur , ‘ , ..w ,•,. .....-47.• -.0 '''''...---.- ri -- ::: - v ;*.- • ' WIICLUci "44 "". ."` "r --- -- -- ----- every auil.liacklioim, on i ... it account, declining to give him . re4Otetjor it i tague r end stated, that if it was, he tad, the greatest • . credit, Adney undertook to geartittletthe payment, i s . but that long habits of business had IL ship, consideration of the. sum of 11 . 10 S. 7d. The . ques .) given'litut'some right to rely open .hie one opinion, I rd, 0 i lion sent to be tried was, whether this could be cop. i and lin refused to comply till the bill was paid. cables, stoned to be a debt existing before the time of the corn. i - ii Sir S. RAMiLLX and Mr. Morrxraue, for the Pe. I L great.; mission. 'Lord Mansfield said, if it was a contingent 4 ItitiODOT ; Mr. HART. and Mr. Cut.amt, for the So- to her the obligation, then could it not be a debt existing beforo i !leiter. ' : • ' • •. . . water's . ) issuing of. the commission. If, on the contrary,. It Wits admitted on, all hands (mid could not ho de- ..`, , Ad . . time, 1 ney ,was to pay at all events, then was it an existing nied), that the Solicitor, who had aet/w1 up .to the * , iculars i debt. The Coort, on considering the case, 'were t i me o f . t h e c h o i ce o f Assignees, was -bound to de. 1, ittraiy 1 unani mously opinion that the parties ;rite et} 1 : liver the proCeedingsto the Assigisee% provided they ~ ,—Ar.* collateral security truly ; and lb. undertaking ere- ! chose another Solicitor. It was /sped, for the So-. • lice off fore, rested on contingency, arid of dourse that licitor, thls:he. bad, in fact. sated es'. Solicitor, sob- Ere. is'l there was no debt-due at the tial.wiltir toton sislion ! sapient to the choice of Amigiedit-that he had doupe: 'tinned. So in this ease, the Leaved* Counsel:con- : attended th e last etamination •of tbrißsekropti, and by the . tended, that the liability of ' the .: Meysidy Belden% Ilia Att a b een _ racognized by the Assigns . es solicitor. . g. _ entirely contingent on the failiireof jar. l..,trash..-1. • in. Liao cearratt.aea war therivieeid he. ee pis& initevi 'to perforth his agreement; and no, dentaud4 ' douhtlettthe .Solieitor was boned •to. deflate Op lON I, Area ' btvits. been-In/dean bilis till ifter 'BUldero's bank- i v pr • • ; bat' it might be a dighaset=74,4 in bad , Spray; that liability had deter attached , a nd there ~...4 4, A . to books,, ode . they were . to rted iu I fore no proof of • the present. devised .ceald be al. .''''''''' In the Pr , ,inmediUgas se. as to constitute part of 1 at sia i lowed. . ... !Aline preneedingi. ' licunderstood it te:bit dated, cadre , ' Mr..llsat amid Mr. bionvAnui; no lite nme, side, , that they Ina . hiten inferred to, andthat they theop- moald contended dint Mr. Leycester hheself must have c0n..., fen coastillted - ipartel the proceedings. But then st hat. 74 dived the elsligutten some under by holders it was et:7liiin , whelhee he "A not a lien upon ly merekl 'Co. as merely enutingeet, else, why .' ; he coati . ''these these pa p • .'„7, tar ... ~...,__A M - . e„ proceedings Ws eto-1 noted to take from Mr. W. Luskingsos aims 30.1n...ifterti;ehoke7f..kees7r"". 7 ionesi tared equal to the astount of they aintuities. and divil,,, Hi s L or d s hi p a .,, 7 ,-- fges see tve . these asda . ad Os. deeds of stock, whish•considerehty weeded ,the in- vita that he bold's** by the : assignees but id and avast of the money.for which thustook,sold. . . ' . merely that he boo.. and moored goes. twain) . The. LORD COAINCIILLOIL said •his illillicatty lay In duns.-.-OM the roceedings and books. be 'Okyed this: In all eases elt.guarentee thitldf. had seen, delivere d e _,_ a " 1 we the where A. became guarantee for B. ikelallieftoek to .. ,_ - P"' ''''' ~ -, • !started Ao. for li. whet 8 4 had undertaken ttrde. :New this #. ;tart', aIIIACSIIic 11:1 , 1711111 ItAttillit . OF 11NAOltelt. lice, to I wet not so here, . Nr. W. Lethieggso . nfp o r ima n n a , , , Ti mi *One s ,f,. ,: r, lini eldest don t . bad become to the Pantos 'tbe.fam geara fwas to:replace stock : , this was. PAITIViIaa" to pay 11 " 1 " 1 41‘ . P rv t4t..: - /.. /.. Oh was sla- !mcbtey: „Now, M at. W. 4 T w oihingptin neveroostertook, # Emelt - had . ; peasehsed of . , Flo . ranshalil le pay Ausine74. - :His Lordship •did, - nit, 10,11 to *het perty, - lopool. . . ...,- . ... . .. im,kll,B.omtng at. age ., The flare ' bad 4 to.neliiii„„l"ll".•arS.ll4:attee4.ltedi;sid, If Mi.,Wi Leehlojtost had. putshttedlitt-or a th e'•fintUl . ti/ het ther 1 body :at.' either eeplaced the eteek or paidiktmoney, the house 'lt eppeeved,' ' had, initestlee. t OK , 'p . n. o & n . ' 1 liOlt Ifftio*, fielder* end. Co. w quid base; u, discharged. tr,nmpetlon i i 5.,9 10I.t:1110. liana, wit tek Ritiitk dr be- his still 1,. • The Lotus CdAtten.Loa'seid,,Pl i gmement waft 1 00 1 tii. at seat. ' Wh*glift HP& 019111 t Of:oge, lika , . 1? ih. boattAegentetrued Alder *At "r. Li . 4fd- IC -LikshiPitton, A elgt4 Mlle to**ll4,.oomeph4 .Tor 'AO ' - . este and does net. keep ; his pieta anii, replace din stock, Wet . 'Ad r slsterOiad to silo" Mii-: '''''fhtller) ireettee, ; we. dill pay.the weeny, . - ~. . to retail Shi,mull 'lOlOl. as tripes lid, r seas In.. 1 : Sir S. Rom yew &twilit thene.4 .fateutable wily .0114 res: The •, i aem l ,,,iiimpeasei . t o t ka k . ~,, f ' . I. I 'Whee l • tee thetOtitiOntr ill.Wht h•4 o s4 PIMP ihttl a n s- c . nitu ' i k hd f; . ; ." $ 7 .. . thit:Psyrilll/4 et `'' 1 re: The Action* was le rifts It as a preioisso4e4 lloll .7. ,- . ,e , ..4.1.-„•-• , 4 10.7 $lO f . A w , ditto and ant, if Weis te t tWvonskleVed 'saw akiitg on alleged, on the of . ' tidies hied ration. ; the part of Mr. W. Lushingten is sip ICS stock , . greed to Allow mind Om - .. •. . . •u , . . - • ..• . : . _..; .~ • •