The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-12-05 00:00:00

911E4P. • ..... Tice following Addressee were resterderpresent- .1 ed to per ihieoly es Brendenburill-Assn:—L • IL Matthew, Betheairgeroe ByDerneelle. Porriogioe Wilkie.. gt. lobe, Haehaey I.ea the...dressers ...... Norwich .... Ditto. Driebtoe Tiortintmotos liiroC36lle-ender- Lyme Cbiovelihoin By IV. A. Medeeke, Dsq. M.?. Arbroath PC.ttieghatti 5 By the Moe. Clterira A. Pol. lliinsirorough :Great Tatiooetia RI, i y St. Eittoosiire .. Ditto. Kitoptoo and Grateiy 1 By Alarmism' Woad, M.P. Eye .... •• • • IVellincliottiosit Litili , liguw 1-11144ierafteld. ......... .... Date. Cu terms • Dockland Mari-thin (no indiyillooll.. • • By. Altitemout Wood, M.P. liertLed i acoiro2ted Trades of Kuku Dj,tto. IWelchaut Company of Kite Ditto.. March. Isle of Ely Hilton, Derbyibire - Car tleton Poston 111531 E Fit SOU RIMS. Andover and Charlton 5 By.Airiernpse Weed end the t Ha. li. Crewe. Whitacrels Highetere Fist Wordhay writ Duo Dab:. W. l •, f y /irides Dint , . Cri roam Siii,ort at. Nin% It would appear from the following fahrication, wl-ch we extrart from a Paris Paper, that the evert! le• of our QCEEN have some active partilatus in Frtr!ire:— " rnelish Lady of distinction, Lady A—, just arrived from London, relates the following story :—Vne of my footmen d.sappesied a few days ago early to the moruitut, sin.% at the reme time were missed a complete suit 'of any hu.lisnrfs clothes, and one et my finest horses. A charge w c on the eve of bring preferred against the presumed robber, when he returned home, grandly dressed, and with a vitimphswt sir. Beier intemigated with respect to the cause of Ic. nte.enee, and the bold step he had taken, hr answered, that baring been appointed Piesident of the De f oliation ehatpee. to prevent to the Query the radical congratula tions of the district, he 'hottest he should appear in . thescrtmnuy with eclat.' The droll fellow addrd, the Qt; cr - rt kindly received him, and gave him her hand to k , .1. - --,'Grszetts de France.) It was said in a Foetid: paper that a domain had hero purchased for the QUEEN, hear Paris. This is intaltv unfounded. We are assured that her MAJESTY meows to take up her resiiience for life in England. We tindeestomd that her Matesre. on Sunday evening. caused her Chamberlain to achlresis a letter to Lord StntiouTK, to entreat for mercy for the female who is to be elie.cutwl this mutating in front -- of Norgate. We have not heard the result. A requisition has been presented to the Vicar sod Churchwardens of the parish of Islington, calling on them to convene a meeting of vestry, for' the porpose of congratulating her MsJitsTV on the, failure of the late Bill of Pious atilt Penalties. The Clittrchwardeus took time to consider the sub ject, ate senior *Urging that the meeting could not be called without the sanction of the Vicar. To ..this it woo replied, that, its fact, the Vicar hail riething to do with it, mut - that it rested with ..-.4lot—Churchiraritens only. The senior persisted, however, and the objection was waived its defer.. en i ce . .to his better judgment. Pit Friday night fa.t a Wool to call the ateeriug W2 ll received Irma thr .clturchwardeu, the conclusion of Ms letter iniitinst mg that the present is a question iu which the interest of the inhabitants of Islington are not coucerned. With the charchwarden%i letter —c-antes one from tote Vicar (who is also a Prebend of Rochester), contradicting the doctrine of the Churchwardeos by the following paragraph : " I might not improperly decline commiinicating rityfietitiments on a matter in whirls they Live the • s o leeight..of direct*, awl wills which l can pre. tend no official concern." The of . lahnton,, Otipking the. present questsou owe in ',high that in/cremate eoticeroed. will 1142* otret without the Churthwardetal, and she time fixed for their meeting is ThursdiF next. at six in the evi•ssisig. A Bropioatiou far a meeting of the county of • York is Dow in • course of signature; the obis& t of the meeting will be to express • strong opinion on the late procerlinga against the QUEEN. --A anion for calling ■ meeting of the county of Somerset is also in • state of forwardness. A requiaitiau for a county meeting on the sub ject of the late proceeditigs againatthe Quitss, is now in circulation is the county of Durham. 'lt hes already received the respectable +ignition's of MINNS. LAWIITON. BEAUMONT, M. A. TaTton, Mr.•litioCfr, Lord OssuLs'rom, and Sir M. W. • We hear that the Petition to the (louse of Com moos, now tying in the Mansion-hopv , •, an inquiry jilt° the conduct of his NI fsTir's - ticetetk, bag received nearly 1,000 SigVa ll!r4. The loilogring• which we suppose is mania us a Coon ter-Addresa, has been lytog ut the Eseissope lur 'gratin,' tithe Tweiday, anti had yesterday, we learn by tbeAdFirtiser. attached to it 320 oacies, to ullich it Fay oddly idded in the advertisement, ge sod of Ream% .respechibilitv." TO TOM ,MISCG'S MOST EICILLFMT MOSISTti. " The humble Address of she Grooves' o, Clergy, Mer chants, Ship.ouuers, ud otlwr of the town and nrichiamrhooll of Kincaton spun Hutt. We, yOlif Majesty's most dutiful and loyal beg to approach your Throne with a e m innee ~1 ou r firm •dathinent to your Msjesty's Person and Government. " Deprecating the systematic spirlt by which *very car dinal is rowreest - N, and every pretest made use of to Jr. grade and vilify Legislature ;to being the Courts of Jamie* mt.. coulesupt ; awl to welts the people to acts of tumult and sedition—despising the threats of those who hire debutlSClPti PSlKohitiOS as the consequence of opposition In their factivusAietette.—and firmly relying on the *odium ui Vitlisuirot„ end in the integrity of our re llrtg of -I ;tier, we aliitlee your wears determined to unite in sup. pert of the tfoiseeitat:on, as by law established. whereby we can slime raped M asaiamin thit stability of tbe itimos*.tlw perfect security o(ause.liberties, and Stir puere.,_peeppwrityr and lElpi PM Of ;be Itsitlsb raFaritr4. lient nig st t ig very attractive end. titvom rite Ay sif /*intro was repeated. It is cast. as the a teehni.- •cel phrsod is, silinlh the whole strength of the com pany:Mr . ‘VALLACS. in Roth,, considering the pan- Cleniu• task which his predecessors have left him in the part. deserves high commendation. His dos portaient is. a professor is perfect in the ecenenplish orients of graceful and impressive action and digni fied motion. flit declamation is smooth and tour- Jetliner —it little too monotonous. but always gerrous and impassioned. Mr. Coorsa shone iu Alonzo. /lie readings are throughout im liressive, and di play great professional skill.— O( Mr. Tnnuesos. in Pi:tyro. nothing . hut praise can he spoken fairly. until the duel with Alonzo, which failed of eff-ct from ;nut of sword skill on either side. In other respects Mr. THOMP SON was faultless. Mrs. GLOVER in well knoen in the character of kdrira, and no lees admired for her spirit and judgment in upholding it. Mrs. West's excellence iu Cora is es conspicuous as in soy pert in which she has triemphod. The fine passages wt this play were heightened by the impressive elocution applied to them. The iiirdience frequently and loudly displayed the seine eutertvine.d by the house of the various merits of the performance. At the fall of Rolla, and amain when the curtain fidl. the applause, were ro great that the Manager, notwithstanding the previous arrangements which underlined the bills of the day. was induced to give the play out fur repetition, which announcement was rapturously receiver] by a very crowded honer. THE ♦DILPHI. We are glad to observe that the liberal exertions of the Proprietors of this elegant and amusing little theatre are meeting with their best and just reward to its increasing popularity. Au elegant and crowd ed ansdieoce was assembled here to witness the per formancrs of last evening, which were as deservedly as liearii;y applauded. Of The Barletta or Errors we have before recorded our approbation, and we cars only wow add that to its repetition we found our krmer enjoyments considerabf i y increased. The delightful singing of Mrs. TENNANT, who executed the airs of " Ta the accendi," from ItOssttit's Opera of Ttmcredi; " Pray, Goody," from Midas; aid " Wapping Old Stairs." in the most charminng• style, is in itself • powerful attracttosi, and a source of high gratification. But seconded as it is by the sprightly gaiery of Mrs. Waxi.err, the dry humour of Mr. Cowet.t., and the resistible thollery of our old favourite, WILEIN sox, we cannot but reckon this performance among tine Luria theatrical treats of the preterit sea-. son. Sonic excelleut dancing followed. which was • succeeded by souse very skilful imitations of 'fermi favourite actors.. by Mi. JOHN REETE,,in Apollo Daggerwood. The evening's entertainment con • eluded with the last new Barlett" called " 71e Deuce is in Her. or Two Nights at Madrid," full of life end bustle. and good comic situation,. Here again Wts..xiirsox had good scope for the ills . play of his amusing Welds; as had also Mr. WAYLETT, whose performance in this piece die played-great- improvement, both in acting and sing ing, once the commencement of the season. We were also pleased to sue Miss COLLIER again un the scene. salter her long inthsptwttion, though in a part so inferior tuber abilities as Beatrice. We remark ed several persons of distinction in the boxes, 'who appeared to be perfectly satisfied with the• enter. ligunituit• of the evenir.u. • ../. WELLINGBOROUGH, Dswclawa 3. It being intitnated by a courier that his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester would puffs through Wellingborough about one o'clock, ou hi.' rosy to Hilton Perk,.the seat of Ertl, FitzwiUita. • a very went number of the inhabitants determined to pay Jlir utmost respect in their power ta a mein ber of the Royal Family, and one who had given hicoopport to her Majesty the Queen. They ae. cordingly waited his arrival at the entrance of the town, and after taking the horsei frimn the carriage drew it through the streets, preceded by a fall baud of music and two large white flegs—the one inscribed s` The Triumph of Innocence," ege other," The Queen." His Royal flightless con descendingly bowed from the carriage to the Wire, whn Vied a riumber of the wiridans and. beak JJJJ ies its the street', aiiJ offered hi. thanks to the people fer.their kiosk istientems. Alter changing horses at the Hind Inn the pcistboys drove Wit too great a 'peed, and unfortunately ovirtarned the CAtm riage at the corner of Eastend-street. No person happened to be near the spot at the time, but in a few minutes hundreds rim to the.sosistaoce of his Royal Rigtthroo, and extricated him from flit carriage through the window • which was upper. most, and were happy to find that neither his Royal Highness nor the gentleman intide With him received the least injury. Two of his retinues who were outside, were thrown to a considerable dis tance, and also escaped unhurt : this is the more surprising, ea .the carriage was letersttly dashed to pieces. Mr. Mariou's (the banker`e, caress& %11:19 immediately off-red to his Royal Hie/invert. His Royal ilighneo, after being detained about two hours in Weltingl?orough, procieded nu his jonroey to Miltuu Park. CCIMAI.DI buil Son have arrived ist town frum to wepurt: tot- Chrt4ttpois hostuuttatt Covetit-gortiPts ttoutr.. The Dublin th•-utie cltwe 011 the Mit WO. It.t. !WV theatre well optu to the seChud.whek Jonuur). - The rebuilding of the New fork T.tretitre Pork is gOilig on with ft 'Laity, and is expecte(' L Kota in September uext. ()te Titetittay..e'stniebt C. H. TTXTE, jut. son of C. H. Tvmre, Esq. or Holeiwell House. SoinerAetshire, with, his neNsty-married Lstly;lerirelit at Woniistow flow, near Moortnotrh. the.ireat, .r , THU3I43 SIIIIIINFATON. rtiq. where the atatiminis of his :mumble bride hid long resided ; on which cc. cAlicm they were grecteo with ringing •of belle at 1.11.4 town for severst days. We understithiiiheY iotetfd feinting there rite stratati.like,.. £OSP DurfrfluX Alff, 4411114114r0ft • t This Nobleman, wbo Ina beim billy sleeted by wine to the place in the flepresseetstive P. of Irelaßtl, 'ram. by the dean • of the he. Vart of Roden, was forseerlyclie Now Sir hoe'. eletirwootS, Dort. sad oh eh* accuser, in ISO; of kin sawilar, a Peeress is brr nwa right, succeeded to the digekty* of . Rama Dolor* sod Cloorbuye. His Lordship eajoys i large estate ift the county of Down, adjoining the Martinis of Loadouderry's property, sod L ord' Casileresch is not without obligation to the Dollbriis intermit for his Morn to Parliament Obr kis native county. Lord Dolierto is in kb Sub year, is Mir. pied w the only daughter of Ohs Let Hoe. JolinvFoeter, formerly Speaker of the Irish House of Casestoos, whose his Lunishap bas so levee. THE 111111 e. BETTING-ROOM, TAT CESSALLI, Dacnissa 4. DERBY. 14 to 1 apt (;ustavms 20 to 1 apt Jock lb to t agst Brother to 211 to 1 apt s 'eurix Partisan 20 to 1 apt Prodeies IS to 1 spa Cowslip 7 to It opt My Lady. WORCESTER 2101121411 ER RACES. • wurasilalr; movictessei le. Sirsepstains of SIN• eseh, *ills 3Ors. added fur heaters.-- Tyre-mile basic T. Pickernell's h. 111. Patience, by Fylitewn 4 1 1 J. Cliveolty's b. mire, by Sombroyer 1 4 2 T. ners's gr. g. Voting Jimmy, b 1 Fittjames 2 3 3 Locklrfa b. tn. Flirt weemdalreo of for. each, with a cup added, vitae tOgs. it barmy he. wet lhueougb.bred.—Tws.mile beats. 'tin M. Mr.. Mr.' Mr. A Si ffl (Sin Soabariibers.) Mr. R. Wainwright's hr. g. Ploughboy, by Petrowitg 1 1 Mr. J. Gralth's b. R. Tramper, by Epsom 1 2 Mr. R. Haywood's b. to. Chilton Lon, by Traosit 3 3 Sweepstakes of 50. eseb, with !Sec lidded, Itid• raeb Tit wiener to be eeld for bOgs. if demanded, lise.—Aue mile. (5 Subscriber*.) • Mr. Lorkley's b. tu. Flirt 1 Mr. Fitzheriterra mare, and Mr. Till's rau un the wrong aids of Ore post. STEEPLE CHASE. Tide system of horsemanship, dangerous in the ratrense, has become a favourite amusement with the, young fox• bunters of the day, and amongst the most enterprising is one we are about to record. Two members of the new Far. ley Hunt, ambitious to excel in man and hone, made a match at the Stewards' table. after the race, to tide over a given apt of 16 miles for 200 goinene. The ground was f-um Mr. Ctrase's manor, near Hartford Lodge, to that of a gentleman at Mortimer, between which the' Doke of iVellington's Park lies iu a direct line, as a. carry ing-pigeon would Hy, ■nd the twatch was, that Stmt. F.eld.ay Park should be skirted, as the .huoismett term it, but in plain English it was nut to be toucbemt upon. Mr. Price started upon his favourite bare Bet the spy, and Mr.COnnOr Connor rode his gelding Gwetwataillawr, sod belting sins heavy upon the teem. Theguides of each petty having taken their stations, off they went; Mr. Price taking the direction of Heckfield Heath, by theses' of Mr. I.efmre, M.P.. and crossing the enclosures towards low eeld, tridethrough a Corer to Motley Funs, and there be bad his Work in do. After some Ire/outdone 'Mph the were 'crowd a rivulet of 12 feet, and made a dead atop. The horse, nut so fast in speed, look the direction of Tiergis, arta Mined Strasteldsay Pak se _lie • west, beeaklig through , the inelosnres mad eleising alt 24. leap*. - Tbeltisesis was Dever at fault, and did the ground ill! AMC beef and tea The mare was dead beat. It is a fact which ought to weigh greatly in fa vour of borough refirrinotioa, that in no place where the Magistrates are fairly elected, has there been any distarbance in the course of rejoicing for her MAJEare's acynittal; the riots and outrages haring occurred only in rotten borough., where the Magistrates hold their office by seltelectiou,— (G4isgow Journal.) Monday the first division of the 35th regiment proceeded down the river in one of the siesm,boats, and embarked in our harbour for liarbedoes. The remainder will embark for the tame island as soon as the transports for conveying them shall have sr rived...-(Cork Mereantik Cliromitk.) STAG) lIUNTING.—Lord DERBY', celebrated pack, with a field of forty-eight sportsmen, met on Friday morning, when they had the finest ran of the season, of at least forty miles ; three or four horses were left in a dying state long before Its conclusion, and only righters were ep atilt,.uskin : amongst which, with Lord Stormer, were noticed Prince ESTERIIAZY, his relative Prince LICHTICTI. STEIN, Lord CLARRILLIAM. _ _ - - A shocking murder was committed on Werfines. day evening in Paris :—A eolctier in the Royal Guard. named Moubreirit, aged 211, had for his ring. tress Louise Letoolt. aged 17, called the bean. tiful Over Girl (la belle reeiliere), ooe of the handsomest girls of tho Faubourg St. Germain. Almon five o'clock ois Wednesday evening he went to lire her at her *notion, ut the gate of M. MtrloT, a wine-merchant in the Rue de Seine, when in a fit of jealousy he drew a dagger from beneath his coal, and gave bar s►x wounds, ooe of whieh orne. tested her heart. • As immediate effort was made to take the murderer, hut he escaped. The boxing match between Joker' Hudson, as intrepid hoser. and Williams. a non or true science. will take place this day on Metesty Hurst. together with some other Rghts.-I'tirti►culars to• morrow. Netonvia, convicted of forgery. anti one of the malefactors ordered for execution this day (Tues day), has been respited. F Rt.--Yesterelay morning a fire broke out in the house of Mrs. Watiox, No. 5, Kitig-street, St.•Jsatea r s, which originated from au ovens in the ' littetieti. It born' with much fury. and at length communicated its the adjoin* house. Both houses were much dernord, but the activity of the firemen mid a good supply of water prevented the ravages of the devouring elemeat extending further injury. ' Ou Thorsday evening, at seven o'clock, Messrs. !Awls and DAvasow, who were convicted, one of publishing a seditious, and the other of a blvis.• pia-mons libel. and seutenced to two years'•imprison . meta in Okeham gaol, received notice -that they were to be sent off the same night by the teed.' mail. They were placed in a hackney-coach to convey theta to .the Bull and Mouth, aticl haudcuffs were produce:l. and it was proposed to link the prisoners together ; they made remonstrances against it. and Mr. Gtamta conceded that tirey should travel without the proposed constriirt.' taw Iplifititirrirek. iatiNtAygllVlNVWCH.Wommummi, • **AOWWILII.A. • • affeWl44 . ,-Lait o ..TNI KING V. JACKSON .AND .0111GIRS.' This' watt ad indictment charging the Ilteloetsdantr with con4iSring to name a froildnleist comnrimion of bitaktupt against George Jacksop.jaci. Mr. SCAKLIITT stated she rids of sus case to the Jury. It appeared that is the year Mk.. air. - Simnel Fox (the rue.trutod tarried °Minow/wts a surgeon and 'apothecary; in RiellOpaibitt4Atte: and in the early' inut . of that yes& tiditlyfisld7for a pai tuer, and throlligh die mgdintivt(is Ilk E 4 r. a medical agent, Mr. George .irackin • • introduced teJthe„. iie represetp/L *o limit gentle - man, that his business bningift 'hem in from 1,200/. to 1,40131. per anlitrur. and ultimately it was agreed between diem t ,nt)llTre approbatiop of Mr. George 'Jackson o seit. (the (*flier of the proposed pattnetwond one of the Def-nd mita to this indictment), Ibas4Nir. G. Jackson, jun. should become Mr. Vox's peer; and articles were accordingly exe6ted, by_which a premium of 1;000/. was tube paid tti My. - FOI. and at the expiration of three years e hither situ 'ef Leacti. was inipufaled to be paid toltits.lelyst its we* tv retire, leaving the whole of dui husioesswest George Jackson, jos.. The 1,0001. was defy paid. end the business• was carried is, jointly till wribits a short period of the expiisition of the direey,ears:. when it. being cliwoiensd that the business 684 Im proved any thing hire an profitable es woo expected. • en objectibn was made by Mr. Jervis (another of the' • Defendants, and . G. Jaciissu. father-in-law). communicated be letter to Mr. Fos, to paying the further sum of 1,290/. and offering to refer the matter to arbitrators. to Its what mat really ought to be paid him for leaving tie business wholly to George Jackson, jun. To this propmal the PK,- *recant returned no AnIWCf. but at the proper time lift the Intsineas, contormably to Isis agreemetit, en. tirely to George Jackson, just. Not receiviog the money, be brought an action on the covenant, and proceeded to jedement ; after which hr levied a n d sold the goods of his' late partner, which brought about 400/. ; but in the mean time, on the each June. 1817, a docket us. struck, and a counniwion of hank rupt issued against G. Jackson, jun. at the instance • of his father. as petitioning creditor, and the 400/. was in Centel/mice paid to the assignees under that • commission. The trial had proceeded some time. and severs' witnesses were examined, when on the production of the commission of bankrupt-- - - - The LORD CH tsW Justice said, I cannot take the comatia‘ion here produced to he a cornmissiu►t under the Great Si-al of Ewgla►td (es a,e►ted to the indicttoent). as in fact there has been nu Great Seal of England fur "bikes century. The Defendaos were accordingly all acquitted. iTENTWORTII T. TAUNTON. This was Zti action to recover - the stun of 75/. being the balance of an old account due to the Plaintiff (a widow), landlady of the Star Inn, Ox ford, from the Defendant. who resided at Oxford. and freqnented the Plaintiff's house. Some of the items Wire as fit bock n tett. and to esriiiti ar ticles of the account objections were taken. A charge of 51. 7.. for - a 4 , rump and dozen" under. went a critical examination by the Learned Counsel for the DtVndatsi, but the Lord Chief Justice thought the objection came too late, as the De fendant had been famished long since with the ac. counts, and bidmade no o'hieellou before. Verdict for the Plaintiff" for' 7* Cl.gAllY u. CoIIIETT. On this case being called un, Mr. Ileonound moved, that it should be put down for trust after the cruse of Wright v. Cobbett. He inalerstood the Defendant intended to defend his cause ip pc , - , sot, but he was not at present in c ourt. The Luau CHIEF JuSTICIC ski it might stand • over, as thitt was a more favourable course for the Qtreadoot thou going to trial in his *b*nee. Just before the rising of the Court Mr. Cobbett addresisd hie Lordship. , ststiog, flit he had been ,prevented coming into Court in the maiming by the doorkeeper, amid that he had ;been in waiting ua the:vicinity of the Court, and it was me wish to in to trial ilooleAliately. Me. ILIOUG.NAN now submitted to, the Court Alit as the cruse of action was the arms in both • ceses..althoitgb the pleas. were -- Mr. said, that was not*: Mr.. Brougham could pg. have wit bkd brief, of. be would not have 44'ironed. it. •' • . Mr.)I,IIOvu&IAAI said, if th e cause in which there was li se% jostifiestiou on the.recned were tried first, it might prevent the necessity of the present canoe being. tried at all.. , The Loan Cabal' .401Ticlt sai4. pother the cis ,czaitataccii, be could not do any •thistg without both penis, were consenting. Mr. Gobbet said, be could by. no :Rams consent t o po 40 4 trial. His Lo . edsbip•thvit directed that it thmild..stand liCood to the paper of to-morrow.. OUR? orIVOSQI4 4 0 444 Wino" Now 4. CLOUD v. TUIWERY. This ease, which stood over from Saturday. Mr. Stijettut PELL wished Auld be called on Wet this 'slurping. • Mr. SUFISM, on the other side, said, the Salleliar-General, who had the - conduct id this case, could not now conveniently attetal, and Ite therefore requested it might be allowed to stand, over. - Mr. Setjeaut ViMghan had lately received • brief iii the cause, and would most prolmbly be ready to-morrow morning. Chief Justice DALLAS said, the Cow( 4iti pot wish to inconvenience either party. Mr. Scrjeant Pep. th e Solicitor-General 'crtiald hardly be expected to attend, and should. out have delayed the count iu so important a cave. SILZPIIERD mid, the /Ward (of Commis jiptiers of HackneiCoaehral thought it peCessary it have the assistance of the Solicitor;Oeweral. Mr. Serjesut PILL—"Yes ; and so beLause the • Baird did net gave a brief to those who practised in the Court, and who could be ready, we air all to be put to this inconvenience." The Cum JUSTIC said, he understood the Board thought it necessary the Solicitor-General should be 'engaged.; but then he cum:envoi she lIMINIMI -... :IAYM~~.JA: :• t/•1 ~ 's, - • • toard si ttld t 4 wen • • • fitititrUsitire it it I r kei •WW . better •*. Mi.'fietfoonst *MILL toed 40 wreP • ow* iter?%er. 11111 1 .10 dfd - at i . ' !ay - knot A cted WIN Vit +Gists!' tla tbe Aar t or flit iloortieif Orifferi ' enify st.iod itstje conches fitst tecetvl tht•i! an • • . • 5!":10811. PF t IteldStd,. he i El/04d it wits *HA tito The Wier, of A • item I pee:. n 55 .4 to *bide Its tor4 - vifte; , . ' the SOLlcritin•P •ettili 01.11verr4 ii. fytfDr and • 'oed J . ': • debit q4.•evrePeC,, • a.a n The Chit? . askeJ if:411! •49elvipti not be put:tion t.!pseir or q‘ ease fitr sr :netA? The Seixtctedn-ft Ottast. 44$' . le oil done, if the other side agreed, • Mr. B.9leant Lis - case waialreidt nu his Lordship's snit,gies, The SoLteirettaletrkist,;' itof. belt! savvy that soy evidence had (teed gone into, tr.l.o4llfd I.ordAti wool& - oblige be ertding lecr. wlist had been ofivneiito, elle, to setiei-hun low 1 • • • f 4;lhi aboard intake Vitt 'et the Apr. He said, •tier:ilird shear',l44 Mr. Licidie j aviiitaidy . taliki2 tte stage, fat whiCiittg. 04 1, 41, tcr r . Sy a hackney-stinscli trona I. Psarechia , • aid to Piccaditly . Tlatt ate aid upon tile die) , over, pat. "M‘r.Sitticatit reit. 'long* II a vostri4l..qacv tion of feet, the knowledge and lilt. ,tion,'Of ,fie owner being mutter to lie prayed before the' Jury could Sutler the Defendant. * • • The tilitt Jummlca sai4 be differed froosr both the Learned Gonave, it appeased to Itint to be - ittfrely a Claritiost tart. ' • 1 The Sotictrisafticanessi.3, the otbodiets lion was cpticlystre, - The . . . , Cnti7 Armco,. after referring tame Act of Parbantept„,oB (ho. 111. we Selirvel s ;iid. hr considered it as porrly ■ quest - I°4ler fret. Mr. Serjeant PaLL paid. he tismiglit httad ha ter goon with his canoe ; rorntbegoiog,ge molli 1 :ire not whet eould.tte done.' • The Soucrroa-OsnEeiL 'then void, Ste lead so I objection to its bring turned into o.oor At ed- At I II juification of the Commioioue , s. • • . The CHIEF JUSTICE said be could o9l,corsebt to it on such grotiods„ He wished them tq "molt together, mid see iftbey could not agree ou Au; foci* to he wed, and the terms iu which the case should be framed." The SOLICITOR-001111AL ori‘litil to lose the fact. adinitted to linve talim place with she Lletw ledge of the Plaintiff. Mr. Serjeaut Putt. said he could sot ethnic Ilse knowledge. and therefore proceeded to address the Jury. lie said. when he addressed them oo Satur day he had little capechattott of th is cilia turning ont tts. be of that importance which the presence of his Majesty's SolicitorlGeownd seemed now to denose. If it were viewed as, a question of revenue. it was equally so on tooth wider. The Plaintiff was the owner of a flausmeranith stage-coach ; lee was licensed, and • yid Adopt. duty. lo April last • Gentleman booktdjoituselt from St. Paul's Churcli.yord all the way Hap raeranith, and paid the full fie of eightearpeoce for the whole distance; but instead of, goit4.on to either Kensington or HarnineraMith. lie..flottoit in Piccadilly, and fur this the Plaintiff had leen ac cused us for a fraud, and Ltd been twice fined. 6 re pounds and costa, and he, here sought IP recover that sum. which had, a be coneeivid. been ille gally obtained from him. it was urged on the othra side, that by the adjudication t.ftbeConunstsionesa, the Plaintiff was concluded in the present casie. If this, however. were the Case, tbrne. was ten %now log •where it alight stop. and the csaisge of any privaie gent letuatilnight be. colstrued• by. the Com missioners, in the exercise 4t. a power, to be a heckney-coach. By lye cap. 1. sec. 3. the Couuntiainners srery,,aiithurin4 to impose • penalty on all towhee .pbroi . rer hire between the cities of.. Landau. 3,Vrtirroinster without a license ; but that, he CR1MP10.41..4; id ant apply to this case. lo the 43th. PeeirWr ill. eOP -185, sec. IR. there was • Clause enaliPgathat ro previous Act should pitapat sage cesches. : licensed by the Commissioners 44 Stamps aced. paying the mileage duty, from taking up paisevers to any. of the public streets. provitiled ory 44 net deesste from the tepid/ cepratef Ilsrielour•ey Far such a purpose. In gesterol cases. s4jostie:ssion tw the btogiarates, these. pintb*. lip. eta appeal, bat in this no upped wbotever watt.alkard. The law, therefore, shoishi be 6p cleat. 66 , gat in ad mit ol any doubt epos . tj can wherein such en. .authaity was. given. The 4sth Cvee. lei. athieb bad been referred to by his Lordship, mat* most clearly in favour of his client; and indeprodeni of the adjudication, ceolethird tFte Plappt 'hit • right to take up IN1 01 "/"* !ha Paid; the fnt l fere, and io set Ousts doh im coy *tarps •111 my put of the journey whir% they thastllit& . He would am Pracerd - to pease hithOsivOsallt wait to bear what waulalas urged an tilip sabk ado; but. above,all. what was his Lortisitip i ellt.4loP - of the law .1 this case. The &CPIS iP*l4l 4 o: ll ‘e 'n itrous of a very useful Used paspecrubte . br..iy of iadividoel% Use yiessidatass of staigoosarties.- The Leonled Qatiwal eWs Georg, Wells, time *ion oF , t5ll Alakitif 's He took tip 114. , Lisidasy ea - thistles. and who wet the g4sl Aril.. ate stet `l l 9ol4l`to Game sad Otidiros.. the Abel* Noy :dot 00: mgr . faith. H. &wit ithlt4itaaa.ehmlN. . Piccadily. Wetaritt ilidlteisltitseedialgateptisaa to get eat there,. . . Cross-exasherd by the Soa.vcrunt-Gesi mat, 011 the attat4lptil iio ae4 -MrV.1..60^4"-iffion at ilatf-niciou-atteeV: 111 kedirrt4 tei) Ilittfit (irOitae iiaepitiee. Vitotol tieliiiiet ii;i- . 0-1411iprivil.:* ilk. Qieewstreot. May-f4ia. . Liao ,i4e.ou 4411/ 46...eiace. Coo :emu -11"4-11e. nests *lan.. on aosit. clay *title hake of asiiiiirkito 'lmprliaar•for-intotwoostring. Cannot my tee vie !i biteiblie'liilli--eftihke MU mono-atria,' bet Vl' Aka trlitiiriiingyo two .ee three Owl. .1103it4ve. - *. in - .49teitiriff *" wPrniii About 14 4 petilll4 6 l o */* )l leAsollilliita4 4o ***. oo.bis gall, he 46,4 oat hem i.ipolosiet• au tifirood. As Re- Fie —Fie only knew • ihitlatri Ls r +voided 'in QuerOtteet‘ t 4 ' int./Allegan"' • balker in Hair•oilioti;ll#o.' . • ''''" • The Siisacit6i,Ppiiiiiiii 041aitthl •liii rue. • ■ 1 i -r 1 ric ,~ 4.