The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-18 00:00:00

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Parr c. s. to tot salt Oros the ebeielhiesa - -.tprivoist. Weigeelle otwollett bt Ibe Cheseplee. • 1111/10/11/ 0 1 001161 e (leeches... I. 14_beees me y. ihreMi tewhiebr. Ilettogesee, wtareli. Mars. eageme, Woodyette. eld aleatlfeet.—Tbe . *items Caleb ow _4a4* se empress to teeter It Ss •l eeeveyesee is the Moseiv aaamb elfset. • , n, -Tektirefli." Dower. Deal. gimp* co/Amy. roverelaw sod Ilesdebb was pet edelb.. l off ,7eetalioe. et e gown pest mete 'Moth. b eetesleowto of the 4•8141e1 erefer.see el . ves Sp Ile s wee sessh. thy pererlowes aro drsimisalseaspiiiiiiiidi Mewed. nailer it lie efts aeletrilet• MAW alai mid itemelle. Cbtlhes. Ibtelresor. Otereend.A•mbd. alt Atelostee. eed Rabies, every soemins, et s i plot , Faroe. I . llfrd. r i bit l ZA ralweli V illie ' i t llieSootto. Dattooodt. led . gawk. ihniesit neellee. k 1 Illsdaddie. BatblblAe. litglf•4 4 AWle. • at Ileembot. re *Orb.." feethaspoost, Lymbeeeni Lyedltedl. . Inedible,. eat boofaistefte. fletberdoteldee. Neekeibli. ledllegeet maw low foxier meek. oesolbeadee a era 7 I wives et Ike Gads aid Home Ileellemeetee, 11, veble is e sett delightfel apeoppein te the lste et Jersey, Guernsey, St. Molest, !Imo is area, Citur At. . reprittors of the above ks eet di = le . e Oil. Ammeto *Mat topped *Melt Mob th e toosoesteetsrot of the " Ustee, o " We teethoo. . ;mt.... .. • , hob sod isielii Feet ameetra, theseelt aippeebnie, Glee. liertheweek Alesebery said .liteille& MINI someiso, a tAima i :MUM 0 It M'lk o r ep i4r o g t : Wee let. 1441, se e d the IoPPAIe We. , .0" 44 . 1 PO" , Pi te 4 4 1 ! UMW Pleelle. , . 2 . ...durst Sl 0. • V gtl.l l . WPailif,4l,lllll, T/37NTOS, . . AND PLTMOUTIL . . .. .*e9, o lleplie." a Limped mar 00 1 oaths toed. ,ittolde, esteem _.„, 11*7 . 00l . _ ~ t po ot Liverp . . at lye __, ''. . 1141. . "' I• , Wolfood, 9'."" 1 11 , A . "R.- , sidi, ileilio . . W led 0.000 11 10 irt "NT dbiletopa. • . ~....: . :- .... The ollleee,*. Diedlleinllblidielt WM. Asheeer. • , fiessele i . llatimpo, sod liagest, iis As* sigiv ilial = Ida IV* iNgiPLJ 4 4 0 41.. • . 1,. .. .r. / lop M:r ev i i ke my•F•outt e lt i o s ammift ? . •••fy W At . t. a i 1e k41,..:tr,..,-L-.1..: ... E .v Seib. i .111beik Untie, • tbeelbui..levey, 1 Imarrhed; Illartibrat U.«. Nowerik. 14814.4•• lhamisser. is the &Irak! r 4/lA 4 tr, beTotElt N'jfet2. ei 11 4 rais . ..o , whim I ,1111PDIUt :Al is dm Field. irk SIDNIV.O: : 4. I Al: sgehdrllidSlMPAWllie a.iw Lies, Liedsodil nelanwein: taro dv aid Stradisdinis sew light paskose:* essay ..W•411,11ly Vrdei anenings at • ded. li ' l P llN githatelgr ee ttre ei ncossi; 46l 117:apedltion P :f lb ibis owed, • It ts ellEd t to be the most agreeable sad eilitsie wry renrey es de 'north road. being anwpsallad otter. • Sur gate and Ripon now light pen toad , nevi after noon at roar, end eight In libenew. E.esgtowit, Orden Orem, Annan, Dwatties, /nrrd U. ItiwsMl.lsgabsr. Nile. Camnesit.lLionewell, and all parts ed ti.strsad.a Ygilfear 'nude pew woad daily. TM': Express." to Tack, Ssarboroegh. Whitby, Shields, Sadratend. Newcastle and Ribs rgb, a sew d Inside light peetiond, with a guard threenhoot : sets est every wordy, et 1) e'cinck. by way of Newark, Retied., Dosimeter. Fee rybrhise, Tadeaster, Darlings's, 'Nor thalladon, Darban, Norpeth, sad Berwick, aad arrives at York die nod as st II l'aiaitiet; nag thaasesives hikes/ on I. jemmy, My taw what Haw they please, awl this proessdita wittiest I Teno addilral ogsb rare. sod Swindon four Wilda am* through Allisent, loading, La:abeam, Parton, Lytittartaa, Palmy, Weldon Basset, Rawsbary, Henerford, Newbury aad Usaitrad. 1114dhstortb, Shrerrsborv. Salop, and Holyhead 11.10 four Inside coach, every afternoon. Boil* Hornesstle, Spaldinft, Prderborough. Stilton and Nnuenalloa day coach. to Spilsh7, Louth. Grimsby and 1 161.w000lis at / I past 6. Tie only day coach to Boston W Notostotir. _ _ Ile I. Express," a new light roar inside post coach to Carlisle, Penrith, sad Whitehaveo : goes with feu homes and a guard all the way • palms through Appleby, Greta-bridge, Riciimood. Catteriek, litrontlibridoe, Wetherby, Aberford, Ferrybridge, New ," poetaster. °random, Stanford, 4awtry, Greethant, Stilton and Biggleswede; sets out every morning, and Polemic the jeering with the greeted facility. Passengers dashed on therov4 by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats beteg meowed la the meta meek. Koadsl. Lancaster, Prietoa, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Ckerliy, °maiden, and Osmium light pont-.caries, every Mader, Newport, NMimeierth. Tarporky. ifamptwieb. X •etkirlob, and Mid.flewlet, light post-oeash every after ne ' , Royal Express," new light ?oar Inside post-each, to ..."'erpool. Warrington. Koaleford, Some, 11114160 rd. and Litchfield (oily one night en the road.) every afternoon Ernst. in the Sarsces'e Head lee, Dale-street, Liverpool, Mu ermine. Woleteld four-ins;de poet-coach, called " the Espress," hey warning end a nemesia. 11 c " Bo ld Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Con "tea,, Nevcastle, Weisel, seek Wolverhampton new fear . " 14 . putt-coach, every afterseon. Only oat night on the rest Carliarham Original Post Coatis, to carry only Four In title, elm Mori.ing at 7, Cltirliciier. Bognor. sad Petwortli Post Coach, Monday. Ueduiti.:ay, Med Friday Morning", at a quirtcr before 7. boats ano Canterbury Light Pit Conch. It half-paw .5. Ditto. Th.@nysl Esprcav,” new Hirminghaos light post. 'oath. vets out el ry afternoon. carrying four inside on 4. P" , el thrrnigli I.eamirw tau. Sonli.ant, %Verdun mod Divinity. to the eeeee u's Head. Rull.creet, Birming ham, okr a t morning at half-past 7 o'clock. Sasderiusel. Stockton and Yarta light post-coach every "faint'. to tlio tleorge his, Sunderland. .st ° taigas", and Packages to Load". Yost and Doseastor, at sly Iwo-pore per lb. LA. WIOUNTAIN and CO. rospeetfully aegaalot their ',lends nod slus Puhlke, bat they will not be account. Imo be Ilay Pamela, are Luggage, Writings, Plate, wr.ofgatuvihnr Ptve p• vain,. tf lost. stoles, or Oa "(11111. salon entered as nett. and the lasuranoo paid for weerillagly, at emt Istiede: rad lea, Ssoor-tvtli, LeskUL • - • semmir.terrervnos. • elic uk sew 11111111111111111111%1111111111011.1111111*. lbw' .11V MOM esdpsielley Mame& *et SUOMI WS dither. Illenviresess.v, as Fes tel d Ifiewessessa, K dame slpstt be Abe Fier ,yre . d i r. Lienres ea the /ewe.. w et 'Webs isbeang Capriasetilanreine tbe areirs iissea 1. ble the lEssasertes es Cassius. Ocsssv. PAoi. w ariness efillonasise. et erne *Vint to bed So w neuronal see erril oseesellekT= 7 : ll We. feinsg. by W. illeevess. the. it sitedisibe i. thiamin Sc *dads • figralrar eimmiguit, Se rreyelesors ILI sad Sebseribeis hip& V Rim‘kpliibeidb %rail Ts tbe Illeernes, , 111°7- '' • 11. lb' wild, Is I. le IlserielloollieWlPlllildienielsihllbeiseillifili laseses..,•• as :as A,* Aso Th. 'ssipsslist Ledisairess. brellhal tMi Ile or enemy as.saisilleg wen toeilky•S• Cbiadeslaeil A. To die LissTle hasp*ee, esPirlblsete P.I ; doe of tie best Nests iseirsp.skyaneind of titanium. so *Ow*. • , IL Tis the Li Sc fassimbeyses. esesistieg Stony 1 4Md Weds Is Itriolsb Likrepart. itsyssas. =WAY ; -41 i"ttr:111•Sraffil. -the jai* I*. , sod the Arts. Mapleton misty IL is. bill Winded is I Tribildrii-' tAelAbiel.'iblaiditleg this bearer Neill Meld& et W.vil 11116,-* VildiliAierled Ns loolhiniwor will dea; 41beio prows* Timken@ aloe weiwifortlii, 1104ralinowewv lilwillaweac riconowirulediliy • Prerlosor. will be someittod *IL in. M. ;_ •••Agio.6 meg .Mead slio i.e..,,.. W hog , tire. On of ibis Wary el. EiresisAkos. et U. Is. be tie above plod. 414,4frorg#41,11reviri: dialliraltrftEN WIDER kiIICARPrIIkIMIAACCI 411, v.' , 4 . " ' WIDER MIMS 00117. ' , %:tvirt 'Mesa Mambas. einsibr ass ssAires se& OW ..f 1.. v. l . ••• • • wasseiesee. .k• ••••.• 0./11116.1*. LOAKi•SCISS. LONDON. • Irlll-PilOrtil &Wit lops to infers tare Nobility opitide Fri e s & Se poorest obst-be bus Be* Is oar Os rimime*AdtatLOptij z ,IVlTt r i e t OUSANO YAWN tst to armatirreesloos . for rotrs. 111416 Pas sed slain; sod Totty times that cptanUty of .vory re gents, La i r g i t t o ; ae:d co lLid kresi epee C on ant= tior m att el ; very perillar efres .r altsablb, NWT:4. thee ter If Moo Alsigil Mk stole Floor Clod' be Expeetedioe, Sb pros bp ; lit r 81 1• 111,6 11ardi• i fii.bulaillesiet al. 0111111411 _ _ _ • leo CAPITALS!—ALL MONEY! T end J. SIVEWRIUH'r wisest the attention of !IP • their Friends and the Public to the improved Retinae of the presets Lowery, Miceli and Shores of which 'aro I sow oe Sale at their fortasate 00lees. 97.-Con n ; I 16"1 i llonoex; Corner of Coventry-1W The Rehear is formed by themselves and their Brother Con tractors in obedience to the Public Wish, on the plan of Um popular old Lotteries. Every Ticket will he decided singly, and all the Prizes ere floating; all the Tickets will be Is one Wheel. end all the Prises In the other, the whole to be draw. es chance may direct. There are 190 Cartvata, ln eluding 3.. of 190.000 I 3.. of ..13.000 10.000 10 9... .... 6.0111 90 with 90 of 1300 and /lUD. The Drawing wIU convalesce on the 9/In of Tuts Ilotcrn. gebeutes may be had gratis at SIat:WEIGHTS . Offices, with the particulars of the great Prises sold by them in the last and late Lotteries. THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Ike LIFILKMAN'S PILLS are allowed to be the most successbil Preparation for removing end preventing the future recurrence of those disorders which arise from an imperfect nation of the Urinary Organs, as AND STONE. LllOlBlOO. TAINS IN TES SACK •ND LOINS. surpass. stow or vitas, he. Composed of the most innocent legre divots, this truly saleable Medicine relieves the sofering patient from the excrutiating tortures of those diseases without any violence or injury to the eonstitutlon, and requires ao confinement or restraint of diet duriry its use. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines extant; and Its pe culiar virtues and etesey have uniformly maintained the highest reputation. ~ Sold in Hours at 2s. 9d. and I Is. by Butlers% Chemises. No. 4, Cbeapslde, and tedS, Regest-street, London; 20, Wa terloo-plate, Edinburgh; 34. litsektillo-street, Dublin; and by the principal Medichse-Vesdars throughout the United Kingdom. Shaw Is we women, dm a Power ahead eery, •• I is lierfese IS the Iseeteal araesactioes of tipase. became illbey thresh+ my esisetial interests;" amodier Power height say, "' far wy *if; 1 tidak year isteefereate 'hales w euwasial iadisfasts. sad I appals it." Two. risk a war betweea reifies I . . Sees Pflef. b it s l P"il 6 4 mum/ wave twv= si ger . des it be preyed that the arwity or Westphalia, is teamediatefy threat wad by tile speeches of the deseadskedse or the lowswFeetalsw tr-Oref It is France aloof; which. ei t glider se.Spoia, has a rig S t to decide whether She taped trassartious of that reentry thscases bre bean diatetteen Pressor has more Mae safttient Niro* dl .0 art lasevfeeessee, mad she wadi betray bee dignity, her rash, bee glory. if she cemfipme4 herself imolai& of ressedyieg alb-.wl danger she might be tillowilleasitwith ea thateitie.k ax to - iV i l l 4"POP te r at ..... 0 4,40hieJlopwbst ritatte7trosesm witechpseihaperreyeity. ue. Writ** tisly masa& hasher • trifety Comer lipsidP 2 llllst witat'politirel =au. tolimewhelemi epfigliseard 1144 dew seekow elates Isisseass dm" .Herme s me dpopticalar Skits, *Etta di& fres% soseetesses coatrwlisierv„ stead la till, way .f so ISSV usderstawliaref the esthete .f Europe es thew Inn; treed oseit=-"isr what realists the genera' l %tweeter gape r'•-+ H 7 Mist *saw, by arisartelleris west dot Utmost he assial•kastic-(Jostesed. des D•lfrots.) RAW. r 4, abcousiroge the authenticity ef tie fel ;apt," facts; r 7 A ieneraltie who had served the Curare of s'edthil path* ii 'Armee for rleyea,” an, this sem reale a direedirme are betimes fee of ids impeder% who asosatscod to Was ahat dela war by the ditemiosi of ea gaior estheyity. sat tbal heAresaecased "I. Of set har ts dose his dtity at Illistiot ET•etiwis : 2„Of baviag some 5417 relstfowligifillt the Litt p. with 'Meows of Ye pada, who Lave set voted as the Meissen waddling, dm= mil 3, Of rearing the C.. • Of4elsotat." • rim= ru g . He replieti,' Ist. The lo fulfilling atcordiag to his isitaarience theilaties of hi% illation, ne did sot think If obliged to-meddle with politicil matters; 2d, net the inhabitants of his parish, whose satiety he new tly kept, were sini.tisla men. whew frinttlithip aad pal will had prereved sereraLcossfortkand tbe mesas zrzry to live egreeably aid to do good, is spite of ar. salary hr received Nut tiorerentent ; 3d, nit siNgi kis Meadelithiag la the Csestihrtiomsd seat It to Whetter resdierlithethwaght it so eautdothe lees blepro per to read it, as Isreegarded it ea the defy of dime wile instructed others. sis Justness themselves as mach a pos sible; that is oil* to judge correctly it was necessary to bear both sides, sod that, as the journals, partlerlarig dariag the Seseionsof tbrebsreber., contain disces4asse which Mete co tile istowests of teligios, he thought ha was (Wag sight intruding- thew for his instruction,* ' The Sipettut.a ft er a Weise seeempateed with - serf the pew Core. enjoining bias sot to conversation to soy person. A few the Vim recetvril the Official iiithsatios • Note soother parish, and he seasobligeal .wideb is.s seas aid lositorresh apstatil taib• 144 IV**, wm•bw•••mo letter itereilth Odd seat to Lim by his for. is a testimony which has se used of this Bcclesimtic is one of these so. 'fortunately too rare. who folfil their dety the precepts of the Evangelists; Who do, as leech good, sad p t as mach evil as they possibly eau. t , This is tbe.letter which wag addressed . to him .bv.lhe .Mayor of the parish, whets he actvod the (fussy elev., rare. " Sts—You ere leavinr nor parish with the character 'of an excellent citizen, a faithful subject of the King, and a g have oopastor. " Yo u sot only never Riess the least renew for suspicion to true +Tahiti, but by your discourse year ecclesiastical instroction, you hare Made your pa. tleitionere good and faithful subjects of the King. • so I might here dispels., with staying, that the seal sod dos discretion with which you have constantly folhlied your duties, have gained you the veneration of Tonr riebiooers ; for the sincere regrets of all the parish, the tears which were generally shed at your parting di► eourse, are couch more, impressive-104a s of this has those which I can here express. " We recognised with pleasure, Sir, your affection for us, Ido not separate myself from you; it is my coupe. riors who send me away. I wish to instruct you by my example. that it is necessary to submit even eis the de. teitomet of oar temporal interest, and at the risk of sea ing a change of poblic_epinion take place.' " May Vieille Providence conduct you to your new fgt. `ilsh.Sir. and may it accomplish in you the hirelings-'/o; , have called down on your sock; its pretettio'd will' make every this, turn to your . advantage ; year an— erasers will sot obtain their object. and the couoldrra tine you have enjoyed among as will certainly you wherever you go. " Yon will never be forgotten In our parish, .Sir' and am happy on this occasion to be the interpreter of doe sentiments of my fellow..citisens." Mie signatures of the Mayor, his officers , and other persons in authority. follow.] It would be superfluous to add any observations So such facts.—(Le Constitsitimemel.) COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Oar. 17. NEWINGTON T. J. W. pmtains, IQ. This was an action brought nonsiaally against the late Sheriff of Middlesex, to recover a compensation for a loss which bad bees sustained Is consegnence of the misconduct of two officers of the names of Hopwood and Laver. It appeared they bad been aa thorixed to one White, who gave bail ; false bail bonds were given to the plaintiff, who brought two ac• tions against the bail upon them, in which be was non suited, and compelled to pay the coats st both actions, the original debt remaining unpaid. Mr. Hot.?, for the defendant, insisted that the names in the bail hood load been inse►ted by mistake, and that the two actions commenced only for costa. The Logo Cute► JUIPTICI.: slimmed ep. and the Jury found a verdict ha the plaintiff, 1561. 41. 10J. GORDON V. CAMPBELL. . This action was brought to recover the sum of 1501. being the amount of a hill of Exchange which had been remitted by the plaintiff to the defendant, and his late partner. since deceased. Mr. CoName SRL/KANT stated the MO to the Jury. The plaintiff wee a British Dicer, who bad, by the per mission of the English Bovertment, heen engaged in the Portuguese service. The defendant was an Army Agent. In the vier lsl6, the plaintiff remitted a bill of Exchange for 1501. to Mr. Stewart, the late partner of Mr. Campbell, with directions to hove t►e money laid out in the Three per Vest. Consols. Stewart ■greed) to do so; the pbintilf however, discovers& some time af terwards, diabetic amount of the bill ►ad not been laid ..."" midi any particular patters 4464111nias $ Sew Isevii nicest KM away U. stose auk corinessieste their - N, , . r10 1 001...1.... . •ial& ...et ~ . • . r t fa t szfterwiarthi the le ... gypsy ... lSl S .611.' kt 1 10124 0 . 6 1 , A51P ;:: 4 kitalToo. 2- s•••• . • Ira. " e l l TAiimje . ' Sid lugs „SECOND HAND rtArto, w os to Tat diet iambic] i at Cogt aa snd Son .-64www it Waif, .." Is *ls wood w 0 ill lik ipe i witiolsWouted tol tot te =t ler moo ORA e i ro Pa oini tea dru - Th e s e tt ee h ere yeses. A large assertweet of rich finished Chismor we Pier stet parishioners, it aft off sled Masi frames, with New Glasses of seportor rwinmentaries. if Remick bellloasey ; tie linens redwood boycott all knew proudest. 1 , " . i . a . a l ..„ g a inry, Plate Glue tor Windows, Carriegos, !e. This ankle ~ "'' tr u e • ..jhemesce, way Also be usesefecturse es Web u 110 by 72 lashes. UM fortunately too Tall i n s ik orman , by 40. or to any given dinesslowt. the precepts of the rrt4ll.lll Geodesist. Surveyors, Pmepeletors of amigo and p tes snot k. .J=7;111 end this Wareitoese desertlet ... stldlstion. This is dm , letter lb. NespitsettensiveVarietyofescetientCablietaodCholeWeak. Mayor of the parisl r t h is me et. The upholstery arrangements display some hew 1011111/1111 of yew. peesisr wetness and elegance, with the VW rube ideas.. ' “ s ae —y en •r e . gag e . tape of endow y 'ln the &arm dam excellent Lill: • . J. 0. sod hoe in pavticider direct the stieetleo of the ~ ...„...; ' . 1., rebels so their newly hsveued WestAlead-titssd. eutals- '' el-.-..,,, Pastor. 0 zon wave not • a. faalass, lag mesh' nenveslences (esiovially useful to lentils) is opm e ppmeek which ell ellesia Is carefully prevented. sospleinn to true 14 e v e 4., considerable *Burnout of Turkey Corpses; ood your ecclesiastical 1 1 ealsb art. all other Cupettins on the sums reduction. daY. rtsbionere pod s ot . _ LONDON, I?, FRENCH POLITICS. Peat., OCT. 13 —The Marquess of Londonderry rung have hul postrerfol motives to prang., by his fa mous Declaration, the attroupti mule at the ['.ogres. of Layliach, clearly to estaldish the right of intervrn• .inn ; It. mast have foreseen grave inconveniences, fur his character raises him above the suspirion of having wished to favour Revolutions. Sot he Ilia not go too 14, in declaring that the right of intervention (in the tu:Lirs of other States) cannot be specified in a Treaty ? It u wever it may h► in the aerial state of Enroran Treaties. there dues not exist, as the English hliniattr says, any other right of intervention. in the int►rior tratisar.ions of a State. than that which •• result, from the ►xtreute necessity." when these transactions lame. tliately threaten the security or the essential inter ests" of another Slats. _ _ This, a• eve►y one knows, is rather 'ales, sail sob , ject to very complicated ditasesiona. lhe interests of ar Stice are out always the same as thus, ut aaothar eat is way ; bee i , man pwww batik. Ste Wart deli: A _a wl, b ig e ri ftlatta iteltmhiereeellatt lay that it was sa inellannitsli, bat vas a sw• prate allitir betimes tie di ad Mr. Stewart, hot slimed, if he paws *me Mail - meg to hies, by which it could be sherrili lave bees a partnevelkip Mansamies. to medals, The men amid bass seat at M he lad sot, heire;ee, theigglo fet to comply Mr. lierilios nitwit; is sY Walt the plat stir was daimpelle. te Nome told. yrraent &Wove wartilled to comsborase the Lerma thms• errs statement, hat the proof af 1 e massactios is NW ties being a joist essens, meti.so very alight, that - The Lei/ OOP Jibiell salmi the CWeatame-Sitr• kaet ffbawoold he sr for case to go te the Jury? -Jar:v.v. as 'The Caatuast4ioaMteta !belt M babwillhallt (Arne to g• tip the Jury. , . • • Nr. Scanthil: es Coe d it itte the &frame:4 gemmed upon the weakens of the cam whirl) bad herE their cossidenahea; mad sehmitted the MI- =I It ems meek to sseislis the plaiatiff le a hen The Lena Cum Jeseseet mama op the gat trtkp Jury, wlee hosed a verdict.fae the defendant. • .4 .4 111114114" g. T""cs• ThisAiteeitleties for falmaad abaci*** arrest. Mr. minaysw detailedjes ease to the Jury:—The plaistif wasa isechasist, Sag is Jerant•i•sttwet, Ni eman?, the dofemisat a solicitor, VON; at Cambridge, who heti had sawn mith s ilr. Joan, wh• paid ioto his hands the occeptaace of the .plaintiff - . Three eras after the hill became due. Mr. Julies pail It, together with 3W. epos •a diferest meolint Jones desired to have the bill returned, and wee pr... mehrod 4 sheitid he seat to kits is a Gni days. it Nev., was rammed to Jaw, but annintimp afterward. to., plaistil was arrested far the eammat of the hill. awl taken to I sponging User, where be gave bail, and as salmi had begs coameasta which was not Memo rd is: •-• Mt. W. D. Jones ins cal d, mho deposed as fellows: —I reside at Cambridge in M4O, I was indebted to it, defendant several hundred poonds. In Jose of that year. I gave him is part satisfaction of my account the phafr tars acceptance; shortly after the bill became dee. or ' ahem that time, I paid him MM. the amount of the bat: together with 3W. tie an original account, he gave me a written achnsorledgmeat. At that thus the plaintiff lived ioiTheoltabl's-road. I requested to have the bia delivered op: the'defeedast aid it was with his paper. at Barnwell. attic a mile from Cambridge, where Li e dwelling-imam ads situated, but he would givait to me the Monday fulluitieor. This passed on the .Satiu . - Jay; I asked him for it afters ards, but ii 4 Nor ob tain it. 30tortreently, he commenced an annum againit lereakfite whom I otteeded as 'shame. Crwasaeneamined by Mr. litinsltit.-118111‘1.110/4 Its nsy•elf bad asn,oy among transactions. !be itittbdatit came to the knowledge of the existence of • • krowiedging thipaynsent of the bill, *tan tion of our arooitota b Lootlon. - ssihspepeP lam psi in, it *Mei ebb rdefesiinnt lodged the receipt of thepaymeest for Bramit's accept ance. John Hopwood, formerly a sheriff's oflieer residing in , Chnocerv-lane, proved the plaindtre arrest at the snit of the &fieriest, and the payment of imposers by the terser. The iliscontinoaece of the action was proved by the redaction of documentary rrideucr. Mr. tionver, for the defendant, sebseitted, oo the au thority of Vibe** s. fjbater, 2 Beitanqnet etti Puller, £22, drat the plaistili cool.l nut maistai it hi, action 111;411 the evidence which had been adduced. That ease de rided it was necessary express evidence shook! be vireo of a malicious motive for the serest, which he contended bad sot been produced in the present case. For 11.1. plaintiff, Sinclair v. Eldridge, 4 Taunton, was cited, asd the objection was over-ruled by The Caw JOITICI, who said, he thought the plantar bad made out sprints/brie case Logo to the Jury. AIL GURNST addressed the Jere on the part of the 4. , fendant, relying on the absence of any evidence of a ma licious Intention; and observed, that the defendant, when be emasseneed his action, was ignorant of ae bill having been paid, but, as saunas be was actinaiiirc.l with a written acknowledgement having been given him to Mr. Jones, he dropped the proceeding. The Loan Contr.:L..llc' told the Jury such an ac tion as the p was not maintainable, unless st.i 4- factory evidence was given to abew—first, that the ar rest of the party was without a reasonable or probable cause —or, secondly, that a malicious intention existed the defendant's mind to injure the credit of the plaintiff, by imprisoning his person. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, 151., costs, 495. • WEAL■ Finaftv.—The Friendship arrived at Dundee frosts Davis's Straits, brings the Ulu* int; account : !Littler, of Leith, 8 or 9 fish, 10th Sept.; earl Percy, of Kirchably, 9 fish ; Superior, of Peterhead, 9; Ingria, of Hull, 17, 170 to 180 tons of oil; Cato, of ditto, 3 ; Mid dleton, of Aberdeen, 7 ; Prince of Wales, of ditto, 6; Active, of Peterhead, full. The Friendship left the ice 12th ult. BRIGHTON. OCT. 16.—.0n Sunday humping. !se fond tide having half male, and the marooning tremendously high, it was seriously apprehended that the apparatus employed for the erection of the chain pier *wild lie unable to resist, till after high water, the assault of the briny element. Thousands assembled on the Marina Parade, about a quarter before eight, a.m., the tide then having neatly two hours to now, the aisparatus, stage, and three of the four immense principal piles that were driven, gave way with a tremendous crash, they were broke. by the force of the waves into fragments, resembling those produced by shipwreck, and strewed along the coast front opposite the New to the Old Says. Groyne. The piles were-ltrukr• a a little above the ground into which they were driven, which circtunstance is a proof of the firmness of their bun dation. At high-water, awl for some time before, much interest was excited for the preservation of the new esplanade, which, to the gratification of every beholder, it withstood for more than two hours the po!.- derous hangs sod overwhelming. of the element, and would, unimpaired, have braved the storm, had it not been fur the massy timber lying on the beach for the use uttlie chain liner I some of which was drawn into the sealer by the receding or the wares, and with the three broken piles, fragments of the apparatus, lite., acted upon the lower part of the wall, between Broad street and the eastern extremity. During the gale the white heads of the billows, which owing to the den sity of the atmosphere, 'stealing to the estreotest reach of vision, had an eareedingly soblime effect. The wind, though it cootinoed to blow a heavy gale, shifting round to the morth•eatit, the sea hecasse smooth, and con seqne ly dis next tide did DO rumba , dump. .. J• •••7, - __,. • 4," II -1 ~s i