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k 1' ~. .t •• 411 10 I#4llo #‘4 , l4ii . .....e2 ii: 1 0 14 , ' ,4 .• " . r • I il . . • "Pt* ' Pl i j ' . q t Mellon so v.* , ta aOThokit . arm' ; they had #t aiips t or aloe tomes past i nooloudy 'oak' have . 1 ,g 9.10 Claoh to a troth poi' of the monad or the; hon. , *hew pail, 4.01, Go slat person's no a erailii,;, kat c primorn 490 latintla spios yik( ‘ perdsw isad s pa lkor i l a te im os is to ra l i ll a i i ss eit oo ms. the i :real . in i g t: .;,fipol ali iverasirom prior to ilea, (rune whirl, Nk' s • •• end,' t ills iota% Oa . ON the loSth of Felwit ' aror. Ibl9, Me. .„arr m iodd , llo filet. op beisilf, as Conk reprownoted. of its liikillufarlt (father and inn), a quantity of woo tpiAllit memoolisdowo of the contract made and signed ,a.... vie vao tlfitss—ft Bought of John Neale for Jneep • • "211.1eig wigli C.. 1751 sods or wool, at M. per Ind, sad ...view' lie me, Ghost* Cook."' Dirpliratesi of this Orals' i evils= were 'Stoked* •a-oi .. o• ..as kept by Mr. Neale.-1 •I P -N. Ind slot 'the iik; blest •...pkinn , hot, however, the mower did rat elifol , , ...ham hi' in oiling to Conk, the later had osseeoleil an astimoonevot of his elm , . Ile seat to hoot (-Ai lidessee lwretofowe she moo" hail ' cnoar throne, , t•iii tomb; sad no the lit of Mav,Neale yea weer to Vi g hitei . lir.% Ishii replied by letter as foilows:—" Itotliotham, ask mo. 1111 dap, 11111t.--Josseph Whltriark awe Sow 60/14 to iviArcie /Oho Neal*, /lost Cleaver Cook never wrote 'tog * whemseeporting hie weal ; that he hod *a order to bop f.. 4 them. and that the, have not had the woul.".—di to Cook's 1 1 ~.t ambit an - tooter aperifteallr to - hop the PI slain' ...Do., ..horrwed Mr. Reader, that I admit ; lint what I op— tai lotelend t.., iu this ease is, Shit if she Dafritil. fNli• mid not rev/rice him, 111 , y are liable to his general :eti, and most 5e reariiiiaihle for all lw 401 as ikair ageoti mama they bud given moire that he whom they bast fletise. city arknowladved by aniartioninu hit dealing., so littizar went skint to mate route:vets with their authority.— It "Peened that leader Ike prignissr• of eirromilionri, Cook rewreord the 11 , 4W.1 10 hi. own peorrooo., sod did ad etpulligo it In the 11,1114 , 1014111! Nit what had Mr. Neale to du will, . . . _ ..... that flow dirt he know what C..ek might do with it! The %chisel's)* were bound in how to pay for it: * O 4 l if they did not mews to he answerable, they were bound to kayo siren notice to Attar pellialle Cink hail been 11Cfele leatOol to 'Seel with for them. Aid he woos tot Wore tl.ir atent. On the 6th of Almost, Itle•Nrale employed Mr. Poorer. a respretible attorney of t.oistkio, to gu to the De fendants. demand the money fur die wool, and settle, if . yotgsible, without expensive 'mists. Mr. Parry saw the end, r • Mr. Whiselark, toll was told fry - Vine that he (Mr. OV hid not anoluirismi . cuuk to buy that wool. Will, said Mr P., but was foe not 'nor geartal areal I Yea, he I.a■ ; added Mr. W. (in the fpf thee progrriut of the eutivre.a. ...ie . ., be Sea nut restricted to hot of particular persona, sir f..r a particular pricy ; we pii.l him 6.1. per lad for all he hoottlit ; tire hod not lad Neal.. wool for two rats. flat i!. runtinuted Mr. Reader, they hail from time to time liefore ha& his wool, they should have given notice that (oak was n. Imister losyint for Ilona. It mizlit he trite that they enter. I.. Merl nu aw.pirirm of his afraira, as inderil Neale did nut, • hut skeet Isms this ditrerener. 16.1 ‘Vbilelarh's egret he verse, Neldes he worm col. It via t 4.1 ceressary for Neale to .•.Qcire iota Cook's eismirwstrinees, us to write alr oat mean. No ; that was not the harden the low imposed ; but it was the contrary harden—it was upon the Whitelarks that it wee incombent to look iota the ',attention of Cook. I Liao that 00 men eon constitute Isitsoelf She agent of an. ..Meer withuiti adoplino ; and it wiinlil lir folly in a vender lo steal with surd. a male s and he must hike the eunamposiet : hut if that moo km bad the authority, either express or hu rtled. of the person whom he fiord Ibr, /Ant person tassel loinself ter notice whew he withdraws his confidence or bia emtloyetimit. I shall prom Cook's constant habit of port bee. lose wool for Ike Defeirdmita ; and also that it was ao louvre. tally etiti,i.l,ried that he was commissioned by them, that Iris pereantirin than it prolaalily would have hero wino and pro. mat !stake, was used by ilsectioaary. A Si t. Senders. whom I 1.111 call as a witnessi, had said big wild to Cook as the agent og the INAndanis i , it eEtne '23nf.; MO/ was moil by (wok.' and fur the mid }.idea wrist its Nuitilitlmal : where sli4:llib•itel3,ki told bin. rit refrrring to ibeirl book', that Hier bed received the , wool. IMO had Wattled all Stir MUM y tiee Ulu Carik. They admitted look oar their sweat; and therefore 19111101111 Ihr kW In eisISSIMISSiIIir that i 1 was eanugh to ases4 lire wiustry to him to exonerate themselves. They wire., indeed. instuertit parties in the traosattioas; hot the loss, was from the niiteiiiiiinet of Cook, and Hie question bow is, open whom shall it (411? 1 say, in point of law, stint they have repudiated the agency of Cook, they most pay for all the ',litigations he contracts in the mil nre of the • d. - allogs in which they seactioned him; and opus. such gerunds it is that my client now comes inns Court. John Walker ownro —Lives wish Plaintiff; on the selle of February Cook was with biro for the purpose of—. ittr. Mange objected to this question of the purpose. We. Ratites said it was with the view of showing that Cwok was it hitelark's seem. • 51e. Mint* replied. that that should be shown by the agent Isiniteff. I Theis/ode said, Hiss marls of the early part of his life had passed in witnessing disputes whether it was necemary '8 • rail aie avail lo prove an a/vary, or whether the armory . was In be proved be the sets done. He should rule that the arts were the proof; and it was nee sssss y,llierrfore, Is. con. i•ect the Defetidania with Cook, so as in make him either the special or [emend agent ; for this ease was like the pear. "t strati i of policies or insarance—unhss tic agency had been stipted, it said tool signify. Ale. Walker', evidence brine continued, he proved that 040 e wool was delivered to Cook agreeably to a u rithu iswilsodiadoset. est g skit the quantity wasl7sl bola, rt 3f per sod, received for J. Irliiielni k and ion, by Cringe t'hth; sad that Cook bad twice before purchased wool of 1' •ale. Joseph Pretty proved the signature of Conk to the memo s indium. John Perm. etiorney for the PlaiatiiT, proved the coo. .‘rnallial at Nuttiligbasn ' as stated in Mr. Reader** speech. Tior elder Whitelark said he had consulted Mr. Payne, his ~.tw i ro y . si tu was of "minim, she Plaintiff hid uo claim. 111.• (Whitelaikt sfierwiseils admitted to witness that be had csiployeil Cook as his agent. Witness bad put down upon wiper a ouniber of 4/1“011011% on.ssk. Whiielaik said hog, n ober, soil wive wooly WrSt to b • porch/seed by Cook—that is * wool of all wires except latiab soul. Witness observed b. Whotetivlt, " Why they were your sheets the wool was picked you sent them :" to which the sumer war, •• Him we doubt." Upon %ethanol recommending to the De -1 soloists to settle the master without further expense, the il.lcr ihentelailt said, " Nu, we are advised that if we pay tae we must pay all." C'lrmitaumnbuit hp, Me. CLARILS —Willar.4 is Plaintiff's nitoviny ; en eilition; went to Nottingham to obtain in. f smuts...; does aid admit skit he put nosaris into the pe. feudalism, 1110111111 f, her lhnl he pretended any thing; told them he ass mitmerned sonic Quakers at Colebrook Date, which was true ; leas heard that Cli,k bought for many pennies . from ten to twenty persons ; Defendants told wil nrs Os, y had sass had wool (rum Neale fur tie two last )rare; sitars, had a writ for them in his pocket; did not s• rev it lull all Ike conversation had paw. d ; propusrd that 'they shoald ace Mr. Neale and mule the mistier, awl was only to serve Ike writ in rase they would not ; went, for the porn...a- of knowing (roan them whether Cook was their . 1 464 or emend *gent ; not say that Neale was ill, but ;night my that Is (wilneee) whit or a friend Israneen 111. adults Sandi re proved the desliuir with Conk s:ladiJ to io the speech or 'Cinoisel. On his eA Bang on the fendsnis, Na M hitiLirk forked at hi. hooks, and said be load ri en.ed a parcel or nun! is Ilse name of &mites, soil net two bills lo Ceok S. Pay Sitiotesa 11r that lar hail &taw Lad • parcel trilai.!llr. Wilk is Ilse- *4.1016..48(- 6 , lmi wit Mehlas t Hat be hod ready billa tra Cnu Sur ti4ll. ard be supposed Hall was paid or be simuld base 11111.1 , i from bins. Ow Witness rreinvblr. Mulch/ k ayaim. Ise said 1. , Mid had advice. an *Wall not pry. Crost-stioasised by Rh% 11.—.Witorto lines mt Culd tun ; Ca k lived it *Ana. buyiag a tents ..... ger*, blaup, and was narrowly well Cimino; witness kinas• whiny 'rarat hie (ovoid, bet speak. id bias perrernall) • dues scut kuu* rA Itiabviimg Jul otbet priapism betide. Oar erruolaista, but dais basis drat I,r 'moot of assay motel berialcs the rinistiff. %Vitoria hisastif noir elaiss wn slue While_ Lick.. slid hawses Mere lie aridlial Yarn *he lulu sue brio /alit Cimic was s Re esissiowst—Wilaras wiputd bet Use trostra Cask us 11, awn aroteut ; thought be bought far, 1t hitchirks. Watlerr r...ralled —The wool %.4, 4 1 1..1 out was hog, welhtr, soil t ; it wasArtiviered en the 2fitla itbruary, Cnsru.rikAa 1 11 - kiu . 16: . 1:4111... { : a,,.; al Hilt time wale, rue MINK and N. tad. •••la ensaireegwilew Wilda !seaodd. abettiaoka Nob , We • itetenstOorn ads 1 • .4,...,1 .••••.. has event." ad , .in d o . • N. i ‘ , 6 * *afflair, Tee 'No Ettendnote: toldemalat-' • 1 4 4 A 01 7 ibittboottlii • ant bolalhohold satisfy them that Ow/ , teneik 'teen respectable (Awoken at Notthtelittlta: WC Malloy and that the two parties in this *cling were ill" mostly innocent wales." If the law was, as tool Aim Ids dawn I.y hie loomed Friend, as. maw was 'safe; arty man might be mimed; for the Jury would ore Mot Ibis one a - ease in which there one Oar toolossenies. Dna With tie priacipalo—we bill of parrehanamo letter r•miriee—anti s as long as Cook was in credit, MP tion or informed whatever; hot when he was a bank. • rapt, then a noniber of proems Iraftsrd ladetlwr la rail •eia the Whitelatks. The truth sees that Cook was not the Defendants to buy is., credit ; bast as !wing '.an amilesralwailling man, lie was applied to by thews, and they watt him money whin lie sent rood. The rmalence of Mr. • Parry, upon whirl, the rare of the Plaintiff meted, bail been aobtalsord in a wee which he trusted would lend the Jury nut llen rely sin it. " I Mom," maid Mr. Clarke, a what the eon. duet of attortorys nosed to hr; if They all rosedorted them. !solves like this old esnellaninn, woo man ought ever to admit row attorney ii•:•8 his doors: be gum to the I>efenalants with naweetione peevioody written dawn, slinks into the hooey, romps all that he ems, and then Conies here to five yon only so mods inforaintima as may !Rake fne his ease. Gentle. earn, what do yaw think of such conduct as that in an attorney? Had he been an lion.st and nab :.Is assn, he wool., have told the Whitelnrke what hr rams for, and moult kayo had I.llllle ether person Fremont at the tonVer. Sodium : instead or which, he sneaks in, pretends to know wint• pervasion who were of the same persuasion a. the Ik. fesidosio., and so insionmea him.. If Mtn their confidence in order to allege it. What was said to qualify the repressions km has attributed In the a-fesidnists, we know out, mod can. not know. This is not the way f.w respectable men to art in ; mad when attorneys do this, they are toil irsperfable, their whisk (unitise ought to he hookeit g un with ineapiCiton, sod thew testiemisty is not to be relied on. If all the Cusurtra saline: 'weld he repeetol, I hare nu doubt you would ere it was widely 'Moos, from what his lief,. stated. My Learn. rd Pored road this mote Of lIIIMOINIId.IISO, obich sa,a, the motley was to be 1.4i.1 on the I.t of Almost. lull); nail not e.mailig in, he added, the Plaintiff sent to demand it. Minh, you not then suppoor that he waited until the terns of credit had expired and the misery wan duo? Yes, to he sure. flat slat was the fact ? tYhy that um May, 1611, he wrote to Nottingham. If be had 'chid on this niesstoranduna siring a title to eresovve *genial the Whin/larks, why .li.l he doubt h shout it becam o e Cook was ff ! Theo he emit this worthy friend from London. This is a apostle proof that he knew be had on demand on else Whitelarkr i , sad that he wombed soutrthing to hokum , up his ease. lie knows very well he never had any &shag* with then. And why sloes Ise aft call this man. Cook? vim will by and bee are why he does not. The peiee stated fur the wool is 31. • toil : I will show you that this was not the prier foe ready . muse,, but only on credit to Cook I will rail Cook, who will tell :you that M040.1441'4 name was never thought of. Neale said he had wool, and Cook homed it; be the. "old it to Ellis, of Leicester, 11114 sent it Is. him direetly cos moor, hairier himself gni credit on it till August. When the bargain woe meat., Neale and Cook were driNk. ins together; sod just before parting, Neale said, " Fur fear of ace-ideate, Sign lii. note," took ili.l no, without o 'Kl ieg it : it was written by Neale. I will shew you that Cook was dealing !wetly on his own 'refloat, nail wan in good reedit at the time; and I will then leave it with conti•leeire to a Heihmaidsire Jury to sheltie whither these re•peet• able Defendants are to he Raddled with a Claim of se ruinous a nature as this which is attempted Iso be set up against thews. Gcmte Conk smora-1 was a fellotonger at 'Melton Mow. bray sill I failed last Slay, and lived in as coma reedit as any oiler man. I was is the habit of pdrehtsing soul for my. self, and was ncesaionally employed hs purchase as cuatiais. shut for Herr's! lwroitia--fue Mr. Mitchell of Leicester, for Mr. Ellis of Leicester, for a grietlenemi at Bradford, and at limes fur Mr. IVhisel irk. In 18151 purchasal wool of ?bale; I purchased it far Me. Marriott of Melton one year. bas rid not mention Lie mime to Neale; in February, 1617, I bought On my own account; in Jane, 1318, 1 bunght fur myself— clod nut mention any tames; I always paid Mr. Neale my self,(except Marriott for one year. I weld In Cppinghain early last year; raw Meek, who called after we, " Gears.. I want to see y..a ; will you boy my woad!" We went lo the Islam; hr avked3/. a sod; I affil it was too mark with out time; he said he would give sill May ; I said that was Iran little time; ae agreed to extend it to August, at 3/. a Md. The harpies was completed, sand I did not anemias, any other person as live purchaser of the wool I vent new sheets, my own, to pm* it in; they never were Mr White. lack's, and hail no mink. I dined with Wale lirtwern three and four o'clock ; me drank ale at dinner, aftersards hail a .battle of wine, and then a days of braiiily and water. Whin I was going away. Neale said, . 4 OM gr, pm. may as well riga this nternormiditiri, i• case ofdeath or any accident." The same of Whitrlark was nut metitioard. I came away di rectly. I had authority or commbiaion m that tone In penrehas• for Whitelark. I hail authmily mime time be fore. Whiselark and gen are in partnership now, and have been for Iwo years; it was ‘Vhittlesk mod 1111411i00 lwfore; the ehmailasiim was avenged; I lout only five-pence a hid (num Whisehirk ; some persona paid sixpence. I hare never purchased for the present Arm without having their particular order. Mr. IVititelsok Never in my know. ledge had any maul of Neale's. When I signed the paper, bleak called ate hi a little window hy the side of sbe place; we had nu light. The wool scut lo Melton in a boat, and I mid it for Os. 6.1 to Ellis; that was a fair" ensihet price; thins were stropping very fast after I per.. thaw& Cross-earmtiviesl--11 was ten der; after I !insight it for 31. that , I sold it Cu. 5Ss. &I. and not fur ready money. Nut any patron was by whew I signed Ike paper I ant swot read it. It is out my habit to sign ountraele walkout reading; skis was Ike nal* fine; I hominid for myself Neale the year btfure; 1 dill tibt witaiies the name of Whitelarit. Mr. II padre here put aauther mernorisitilnen for wool into the: bawl a the wellies% fulled op so that he could ace only the signaistre, abide witness acknowkilged was his writing. It being then wisfolded mud wholly shewo to him, witness said, / did ant rend that." Mr. Header: "Then what you swore just now, that yam oar paper withoot readiug it, was foter !" (The wiluess was greatly evnefenr4, and mode so an s wer) WitisesiN assertion was then 'tweeted to the words "and Son," added after the name taliitelaik, and was asked obelb, f those words were not in his OWII band.writing. Witness at first said the words wire ant his writing: brio% eartiossril tint he was on his oath, lie said, " I CRJIIIIOi say whether it is my writing or Being then cross-examined on other points, he said, .4 thiuk 1 honest the 22 sheets of M . Whitelark ; I think 1,114 nut boy a thousand Cods of wool fur them the year be fore." 1O • qaestion by Sir G. Noel, he answered, " I don't think the tower was read to wo.• by N. ate ; I was iiitoxicattill had rams.. say. I did eat afterward., eke same night, buy another parer! of wool of Mr Gosllaffe." Theorist willseas was Tbomis Wainer, who peeved only liar he was at Billow and helped to pack Ike wool. Grow Marriott, of Melton, knew Cook ; he was in goad reedit tall leery lately ; has pen loaned large bargains of witness; he very matey dealt on his own eremint ; witness never sow say aims of 111bilelark's Lot what were masked ; the bielWst prier of wool in that year was Si. Cres s fronyhsed.—en.,r e sirs of his pisblie-hoese is • woolperk, *asked as Whiltlark's parka are marked. 1 loos. 31strbell, wool-tapter at lxieruler, had dealt will. Cook its. bid own arrows.; sow bargain was to ornards of 1,200/ Neale'a wool was suffered Ita witora• as 245. ; Nesk t4ltt hires slam Oa grotto' Cook honest his wool. liesaj. Ellis soul prams Gunnison proved that they employ.. I t to . I Ilea so pip 4ny fur il. " Er Ellis bought Neale's wool of Cook in T. Israeli al 51Ia ILI paper is Wets bail limas rhea. to Cook was Isere put its earisliesce, aod Ala. P. 11) .suer Iti ti ihil: welrd. “ and Sea ' sties the *oral %Whit. I oh. were is Cook's writing 3lr. Iltaissa., iu • epty hog to the rase of the Defendant, said i.e ti.. 4.411 that C... k had lay his evidence diirserd him- salt h. you., au; oilman hi had t ter heard, lad it would 7.431 t• ,r; tenon tem nr the -ore M hes lite* that they vitunkt IflOr reedit to hon. 'Men ad. vertirg *of Ilse rensoka made by 31s. petite Mr. Parry, he laid they were most severe and most onju•t. What Mr. Piety hail done waii in the clime au.l correct ditty aloe attorney: whirls was, mid tic he 4-Lappin Mod isassiiblag Ot more et en radius. loot to mediate arid reams's. It possikle, with pasties. in !naves. reliiss3ie awl I xpeiseier prlita «Imp. nitro Parry writ , . not with an improper porpose as had been roundly asserted, hut lie wrot indeed ee a frie n d;" s o d it his advice had her,, taken, the Defesitlanta wowed now have to timid( him for it. It was their iefasnowasgeut (as Mr. Reader theinght him). Cook, who had deceived them; his distress had probably caused his sarribee of priociple ; isocriiired It had Ili en. tsr was ever a mitre damning; and einivicticig evidence produced against the inducer. awl justice of n Itlass'll trail* molly, than this anemone with the aniensinweit of the wised, tY and sou?" le this ewe. at least, Cook wing have read the precedent matter ere he eased his signature, or how should he have perceived that an üblAi..n was llrCrallary slid t h e paper here si.tow..l was art she roe rharacter for dealings in won! as that which it had bees attempted to disparage Iv the defence set up in shit ilaiiilll. Never, he essieloiled, slid an advocate sit climso with a stronger asmiesuice of a ver dict in favour sit his elitist, than be (Mr. Reader) dial y ak firerliillll Chief Joistire The only question ie. whether Ind authority to act as agent ? If yuisllselieve the witness Parry, there is wo doubt of it. (rum Whitelook's admission that he was their general agesit. I hive no he sitation iii saying, that, sit a professional man, Mr. Parry would have conducted himself better by writing a letter than by going personally to the Defendants ; hut as to gross perjury, which has been insinuated, I cannot come to Pewit a conclusion; and sinless you tan, Ilwre is ass doubt the D. feitilauts have admitted ell that is tacce.siry.— Sanders proves the same facts, and to his i i s id ro ce 1 . 0 objection lie.. Anal will you believe Conk its preference Ili all that the other witnesses have mated? It is proved by that man's own evidence that up to some time Ise hail heen the I)efenii.ints' factor, soil there is no evidence that they gave any Radice to the cooirary. I. from well I noticing the witness Cook, most say, tit it I should not believe him in ally ease, sisal more particolarly iu this, wherein he contradict. d the evidence of the very paper he had himself sijnnl. It has be. n ensleavistired la boriously to prove that Cook was ill (0011 credit—if so, why was it necessary to iotrailner sillier sense. ? Mr. Neale 1w godly sir so gross and 4!1//11111lablr a fraud as is alleged in respert to the mailer of getting the iiarr partwolarly if Cook was in each good coedit all is represented ? The thing is beyood reasonable to lief. The wiry initials on the sigo of Cook's house are a .tr g eircomstanse in estahlkhiut the opinion of his agency. If Will Mr. Parry and Mr. Neale are tots.. considered then. Grottrinen, you will Boil a ver.li , t fur Ow U feudist'.; ff 110 i. %•.W will lend for the I'laintitt." The 'Jury immediately relit/lied a verdict fur the Plaintiff —Damoves 82:d. 15s. . - LINCOLNSIIIIIE ASSIZES, MA ttCY 9. Ilefure the Right Ilex. Chief Jusi:ee DaLt.ss. ACTION BY A SERVANT FOR WAGES AND 110 A R D. ST FFFFF SIM (ALIVE) V. GRANT (TWOWAaI Mr. CLARKS slated that this ,was an action hy a !minx w0n.•.,, whose parents reside at North Orwell.. against n respectable grazier at Osman* 1., prover at. for a year's wag. st, and 421. foe her Milord, under the following tinum• stance •: In Mae, 11118. Mrs. Grant, the wife of the Defendant, hire.' the rasing woman at the wages slaw!, and mist her Bs. down fur • fastening lonely, or earne►t. A man-ser►ant was sent to fetch her, mid had arrived with tor at Louth o n the road from Ornseslsy to Osentoh. when 31 re. Grant met him and d rind 1/111 he would take the young woman DO farther, fur that she would not he received at t►ae+nnb. No cause was assigned rue this vitalize: and the Plaintiff in rouse. applied to a Magistrate, ahualriaed her ('Jr. Clarke staid) fit k.ep sli•rngagrsl fur the year, and that if the Defendant 11.11 refuses, to receive hr.. the law would epistler him bs pay her wag's, nail a compensation for her board. In thus opinion Mr. Clarke fully rummer' el, and had wo Jowl"t that it would be sanctioned by the Learned Judge. He then IMICITIIII . II to call witnesses t• estahh►h the ease. The first was Anse Stephenson, mother of the Plaintiff, the p►oved that Mrs. Grant hired her 'laughter at Loath, in Mr. F.we's shop, on the 14th of May, at six guineas wages, till the following May.elny she was fetched ON lhe following {Yeduesdal•, hut returned ID thavraby next night; she and witness, its coiner; . went before Ms. Lloyd, • Mazie trate, awl Mr. Grand was summoned, when he appeared, he said that Mr. Patchett, with whom witnesa's daweiss r had lived a few weeks before, told give,' her a had ✓acie►; Mr. Patchett was Sent for, and denied that he had a... Many thing against her, or that be had spoken at all to 51s. Grant about her ; the. Magistrate Ilw . refore diverted that sloe should live with witness, an.l remain entirely at liberty to attend Mr. Grant if celled for, engartag in work only f r om 'lay to slay. On ern•. l/IDUNONIIOO, piton* said her slaughter had lived only 14 or 15 weeks with Mr. Nelsen; and tbm two or three years ays, when living with Mr. Pearson, ale hail been sent to the House of Correctelon for • fourth, on the complaint of he► master to the Magistrate. Ite-exaresiued—The disagreement with Mr. Pearson STOW from her not getting sip early tine the morning. Witness e b a , ge d 7e. a week for the loosed of her daughter fo the year Dill remained nut of terries.. Robert Wilkinson primed that he fetebcd She Plaintiff to Lomb, and three left her by his mistress' order. Mr. Frederick Lecas, cleat to the Alsgtorates.lsve•l that Mr. Grant assigur.l as his rea.un hir not re (-cleave the young wunian, list Mr. Palette,. had said immeshing of her, and he (Mr. f;ratit) had since hired anotar servant, and would not recti••••• her (Plaintiff). Mr. thojeant VAVGHA inhiressed the July for the De. ; fendani, and observed that joistire was due i. the ter as well •• to the servant. Mr Grant weed..) a nsefal settee servant, sail was in much in earnest iu fettiling the eutilrart hr had made, that Its aclunily sent his sea vast to fetch the Plaintiff, but in the mean time beard that Mr. Pat. ; shell had given a repre.cniatior, of her which ilia& it nut right for hies to take her. The goestion now as., whither Mr. Grant was justified in micitorlin; the contraet ; and if he I was not. what damage had arises is. she Plaintiff. Wsthout ! tiring actually e.iminal screams might, by diimbedience,liy is.. 'mimeo-, or by 4ing w betliatt.lele ii the eameieg wsilns. tissues where 0(.6.4 and early risitsi Were 'nee. 9n,mry, be unfit : initiates for a master to receive ion his house; awl on learning that the Magistrat. a had felt it in be their duty to send ibis young wonros to ibe house of Correction for • mouth, he resolved that he would nut massif her and have his other servant. e.writpied. For this resolution of the Defewelant, the Plaintiff, It .meats,, wanted to have a jubilee year, by eliargiiig hint the prepusternim sum of !att. for lies board! The horned Reticent trustoil, SOM. ever, that she Jury would not let it to forth to the country that soy stick charge in such a ease could he estaldislted. Idr. Grant bad ant acted maliesentily. he had net known the character of the tirrvaitit before biting her, mid she I had null to think her own previous misconduct that the contract aas hilt I . IIIA Hell It COSA, not be required of any master that he should take s sere of with bootee of correctio.n" written spun her and in his (Ser. jeamt 'Vaughan's) upetion, the Defenslaiti was justified is ' what he had tldoce. The il o Dall said, " This is an *diem fur breach of an agreement, which agreement i. • tint disposed; the sissy question Is, is the Defendant justified? 11 is important that il should be understood by the ;mildly that if rosy master hirue a servant, the isference is 11.01 that ttttt est is if good clisracite; and if afire the hiring, and he- fore taking 'Slur servant into hi• kiwi., he discovers that Ike wives.t is um of rm.l character, he is dot humid ; to receive sisal servant for it is ilsopliist is every each contract that the servant, whither male in (monde, ar ..f whetter, capacity, is of gotta charseter. The Defendant its ibis ease would hate hens jwusilkd he his conduct had . be as.igneti the true reasun eif his refugia.; to take she Plaiatiff; hot issued of that, he alleged thai 31s. Nielsen Ind staled eumething, whereas it horned nal that Mr. Patchett did nut give the lisfuntalion. I have groat doubt tettedicr a eetitrott or this feel is nut vitiated by a -.4' , 1411') 11 1% r o ni m ilonerre to doe Ilettat of Garteelion; fur we owe a In the Ittegiyttpieq, we owe it to the justice of the esiontry, In heliem that silkiest )risen is tiVett for 11 cesionsit• ! norm ; sod dirmlbetr sir, if. id 'Met of law the Defrost. oat had, 'reigned' fliAt as the vessel for rweriading Lis contract. he would have hers jostles/; but he did Not. • I eawoot.tme 1 approve of this action. There may be yea. r o ue fir bruiting It; II in.! be right or it may be wroter, lint in my view of •tt I meat ray it has my iltrappenhatioa. The principle . 91 it it mss rfiroorrage litirimesness sod ifik. Own; nowsonau onder she cireemslginer• which attaehed to the Plaintiff; might in hove got another place; her lying mat of employment for a year car wrong, Ana it abuse great rnitfidenee to come and demand 41/. f ur U r mo t b00ed.... She hi...titled to oump verdict in her favour, but in toy opt. Nino the lem flatmates the better." The lee, returned a verdict, damages six guineas (allow. lag turthiag fur board.) COUSINS e. r • t. This action waits 17 the varmints eihrtisertitleosint deduct for three years. land tax for whieb mirk fore domed settlement with by IsmUord. • " The Amor. owl nit tad at ones to the CANN% by stating, that it had been fully decided, • rsrlicalarfty in the ca..• Lisburne v. I/tries, before the late thief Justice Gibbs, that a tenant cou:d not let his clann, of design loin front rent for 3 tax paid aertinittlate: unless he made the set.off for soth payments is the corremt year, he bot hi. right to stay them in kis rent. A wer.liet was therefore retnrord for the Plaintiff; damages 131 Bs. (the amount of the lated.trix at. terni.leil in be &sheeted) in adildion to 391. 13.. which bad bets, pool into Comet by the Difeuitant as the sum due—. Total 521. HAYWOOD (RICHARD) *tin OTHERS R. HOLMES (wit. 1.1411). An action by the arsignees of John Strarwil, sUkr, et Illreunisy, a bankrupt, so recover :i7l. for flour addie the ildeirdant, a factor its Staffordshire. OW' of the witnemes• (a Mr. (fray. of London) brim; seised with as epilepliellt whilst giving Li. esolener, it waa agreed to refer the cum Os Mr. Antos, the barrister. CROWN COURT. Lard Chief Justice Dallas expressed his sorrow at Galling on heavy ■ calendar—heavy not in the number of Ptllloll/11 lout the Iseissuw.ness of the remits with which they were charged ; he hint us vrr seri/ an many capital offences is*" small aca leader of ;Haunters. Purse mate cause. his Lord ship shiersed, he bait not been furnisiwil with theiloposilispas taken en the examinatious, exceptin: iu °tie or live of lie cans; and ►e was roaargoeutly unable to alleraay remarks to the (:mail Jury. RAPP. OS A aIARRIED ItONIAN AT TATIIVVELL. Fox, aged 21, I tle of 11.eueli, 14INDUrl r, was pet on his trial, elleargeJ with feloniously assoulttn: sail ra. •" 1 "t1 Mary, the wife of trillions Roads,. of Tathwell. The Protserati ix stated, that on the afternoon of the 15th of November last she was tall tine: her C.IVIAI in Casey.. bills chose, about half a mile (ruin her house. whew she was oreusteil by the Prisoner, whims she had not know. htfore. The unfortunate MOM.. (who is b.:tweets forty mid 50 years of age, bas In en married fur 25 yeses, awl is the mother of five rhililrea) was moat brutally treated by the Prisoner, alba, iu despite of hi r stream and siesigthnt, fully riferted his purpose, sad only released le/ r un the apnea,anee of her busbited, .who, having if. turned home form his work, and Whig alarmed at the tiansullly late stay of his wife, went to the field in search of her, and was attracted by her half-angel' screams to the sprit where her brutal ravislest hail detained her for half an hover. The busbarril immediately seised the villain, who did not attempt to deb, his conduct, but offer. col folds two guineas, three guinea% and at last fire goirseas In make his rare. The exhastried slate of the poor woman Mak isig it sterner! that her hositaartalsonlil assist bee home the prisoner escaped. but was woo aferrwanis apprelituded at the Muse of Edward TWorker. where, immediately after the commission of the crime awl his cecape (rune Roads. he bad engaged a ludtiug for she night, and where be had she 'ironge temerity to relate what he bail hero doing He slated to Thicker (so %bum be was known, leaving lodged at his buns. when be was in ser. vice in the neighbourhood the preceding summer) that he soil another terming at kW Wen Pa Loath fur two loads of buoe.mannre; that having gen drunk, he had lain down am the road for two hones, and the wactrons had gime on without him ; that when be aurae he weed to lad • prising woman in Twied' whom ire 'mew, bat that be hail fallen us Mrs. &rads, viekuily token cares' keen ilze of bre. The evidence for the prosecution "mint: eleneelloutil the Prirower being called nu for his defence, he said, er I was dig. prised in brow, knew nothing of it; I am very sorry if I dill any thing wrong, and mon leer it to )od , m y L or d, and the Gentlemen of she hwy." The Jvdze, in solemn,: rip, observed that no impala. Lion whatever ruled un the r haractir of the wokiriunate woman, whom tle..! Prisoner admitted be bad WWII as ill as it ass pussiWe to do; and her lumbago" h..d condocted himself most properly and re. pretably. Ile nursed the Jury diet their verdict of galley would inevitably seal She fate of the Prisoner in this world, but at the same liege exhorted shim not to shrink from Ike discharge sifikeir duly—Gering Death; and left fur a arcwinu. Edward awl Williams Swills acre brought before Mr. Hums, the mime Magistrate., at How otter., an Sateriday. charged wails rubbing .11,. Wass in the crowd before the hosting• at Carriers .rilcu. 'they lb ere faith committed.... 3lr. 11 vu is a respectable publican mildew in John-street, Bei ktlry-scpiare. At the Wilt. Lent Assizes, Williams Lee, aged 23, for utteriog a 'emigre! 3/. note, ass sentenced to suffer Death ; Robert Jobastone, for a 1011Zeryt 1114 Somme! Littman, for a rope on tbe body of his step daughter. a enact of tem years of age, were acquits led ; the latter to Ilse apparent thasatisfactiou of a airy crowded Court. To constitute the offence. the female must not be passive; else must snake resist. sore if she racer." ten seers of if she be under that age, t Ise law con•itle rs her as ircupable or doing it, and provides accortliiikly.—Jo/0a need, f o r a rape, was also rcyoinrd. Jam(' Tiervit, fur 111411. slaughter. was lined Is. Neal sel,tenreel to twelve months baptises sssss rot. Doe. Dobbs for stealing lead from LudgerShall Church, two years ins pt Extract fr.ln a letter, dated Ilsvannah, Jail. 6: —" I hod there have been eeitered at the Custom ' 1111 l sr, front let September to 31st December. (i,474 orgroes, making an average of almost gO,OOO annually ; vessels arrive almost daily, soil make great royal.,ser. During the month or Decetnlive last, there were US arrivals, of which 81 were American; and /17 clearances, of which 32 were Alll 84.314" Extract from a letter. dated Nrw York, Ft is. g : ••• " he A frican expedition, cosokistiog the United States ship Crate and the ship Eltrabelh. sailed f this port yesterday ofternesem. '1 he k chartered Iss• Government, proceeds to the weettu coast of Africa. for the purpose of carrying into effect the Act of 1819, agreeably to stir views of the President, as expressed iu hp late Message ou that subject. She carries' out the United States' ageolo *Owl artisans, mechasites, and labourers, fae the isstr pute of urgociatiog with the local esmiiiirioies of the coulitry fur permission to land and prueide fur re captured or liberated .4friciiiis, and so build houses and cultivate laud (or their oar. Alsout 50 adults, people of colour, go nut us inerlusto:cs atoll Isbuneres, provided with utensils, tools, implements, wad stores. Those whose services are valuable on use. .csoint of their trader, mid who cuulil not he prevail. ell on otherwise to go, are permitted to take thrit &Indies with thew." " •••( • • •1.- . .tIdVAL Lvr,ll.l.rusArcz: . • • roarsseavi. %ailed the Wateri t Lovell, for Calcutta • ' Lisielietlituik AJuti, fur Breves; as Liberty, rhos; ferLliorlirw . • ' e4l.4itirfen, Lit if Arrleetl the Vletoey, Ciraufritlaulls. from Wyllie, 'lmes. fur Legato' Wee arrived air efrheimiri the Comm,. tors Magri, Lyle, frees New Otkawe in 45 rieyr, fur ectu.e. ■ 4ac 4 Arrived the Pear., bake, NMI Newcastle bee , with lime of hurt, billwarks, tied setae. *rm. 11A11.11 Arrived and sailed for the Rivet the r%inglia, from llelfMt , with loss of aochoro sod rod.- ; mad 1...••• • Ann. from $l. Tbowmatia. lasi rows Pwrisiwoolk • Caul. down from the [lever mod 1100.4 crook tba rem of h. outward-humid. the F4wiilaJe larri•aard, 11speo1mi, Kilt'. ; Grsive, --, for Lo,,oi ss i es; wuw, for Africa ; and Yvan, Lawrioa. for Barr. Lou' waatwitm., wiaacw !O The Minder, Ilolwora. &mod HI., ow howl of ilse Pt itityse els*rhilr, It., wirk meek le wiser tailor waif', about a 'wilt Moon, I.e twok the Usailtat. svitesvrr, Xgees IS. S 1 parts of • wreck, Int.!nohow a 14.14.1' 111.19 ' 4 I.• r Wog, Ly 11 melon' distinct. r, hat r s s . rn rocked up ; .".0 • eruct soelior, awl failoom cf oieht• inch e. 10.., 1411/1014 iv the 010011 Lorsl Weill., gum cf • Lilol, MAIN 13 A host hut beer picked up within line loot to/lossr,././.: 'is the Leeds, Gale, of 11.resis, frost uksci, too tt.• 8 e.th t Errol unnality of goods hiring hero recited •pria Mfr. sem if parts of Mc country, apparently per ef the earze.f il :mfr.-. front Loonier to Mill ~r lot de. It safeered that • erred of Ilass description Murdered in the Lite ply. I.nrrarner., n AUCII Y. Ani ired the Lucy, Ilaitemk ; and litherina, tilideleM. 00.11 Bahia; Ells so, Brien, from Demerara; Keltecoet lhoriet 1104 thuchens,Fleariog, feast ('bole/tun; P se Istr and 5ee,14.0.1t. 'Mfg, fours New 4 lrlears; (7alrclosent, Foe/licit, from Now iYork ; and Jure, Druummend, from Se h. I soarer Frit sins, *anal I i The firempion, Stumm*, of Alm, kris. truss. Neseatlamial. in cornier 11110 the learhorr earnsic lepdlll Ow bar, owl di Iskipped her • odds r, awl ammo J lur ironic; .hr new nurans • 11Z inches eater au hear. The John *ea Dune Corn/shy, frees Shield,. Mel Wi Metre weir Dieppe, 4lh instep., eases. limed. lie crew were nasse.l, lost the vessel has gone to pieces The etiolation r Edon. Jones, of Lawton, M.•w.l. iieft• Leese, after 'Whig 44 hours in Dieppe ltotols, soot I•ne , tre two anchors, went iplo Dieppe on the 5111 instant, with Is. *linemen, bet will sail nylon in two or this d.ys. The sloop I)eve, of Doom fines lineseersis, moots Ovine _fier miles •e.l of Dieppe. with owls Iwo hustle ow Imo& titse is expecte,' to be gut Wl' with link damage. NRETINGS OF CRF:DITOoS AT G►►ILDI/ALL TO MORROW. Pl. Iv J. Ranyer, Wherinne, dealer IT. Ha)xledan. Milton,saddk r T. Davie., Costal-pules,. tea dealer. ...... 3 11 J. Mawr, FAgraare.ruad, coli-kreper 3 .1.3 W. Wilson. Kai bra hi Hie, 1r0111444144.1. 3 1! J. and H Haman. Friday-simet, waft hetierfiona T. W. Rat leJgr, C..anaterri•l-road, rant..deater 3 11 . - M. 5a111.11.10., C lapham mad, eirbauge.bruker..„... I I t J. P. Giattry, Grave-hill, victualler G. Namilloo ..d J. Sax. a, Quern-am et, gram. kostsesneu .1. 1. try. HoultilaCteit, (leaky and eltaisaiso T. G. sod D. Asiiwitb, Froebwrelystri et, aserclosis 1 t• C. Glover, Weimar, lintivilroper . • W. Fleur, Tu l a agai;laue, rainier I G. Limitary, Brosuptus, aserriast I I t DIVI DEN D. G. Brows, ‘Vestosissler, builder CERTI FICAT ES. E. llarkley, wow or late of Wm.! street, Chespaide, don, wayelsouiesnio.—A. De From, of Brood.otra loodua. isterchast.--1. Isaacs, of Neivateass, Semi. glai. • Mallirssia, now or Isle of loyoun. York, fancy. Riabtoo, Nice( Weal Derby, lAy' , 1 14,1 .)"""t• • —W. Oldarers, late td Orloo.booie, Lela-ray, hot was ad Lea-Grange, Leicester, Asiteer.-.8. Payne, of Neteiugbau.„ r. I- BIRTH. On the 47th eltinot, at Sunthaniptem, the 1.a.1y of Central . Waitron, of a danghtcr. MARRI AG ft. On Saturday the 1111 March, at Ramennslield rhea* by . the R. r %V. 31 Bradford, Hector of lled , ur. the Iloneor.l.Pa Charles Angstrom Foamy, of she Royal Horse Guards :IllatrJ to Lady Mau Lesitece, thingister of the late and getter tip die reared Doke of Richmond. I. DEATHS. On Friday otneming, Walter Raleigh Sottish, Eeq Coll. a tor of she Customs, at Southamptoss, and late Ilarief Ma. cistte of that loan. Ira In the prim), of .% igli.li, in the wiciniir of Eillaraer. al lie wrry advanced age if. A oirdreof and liflren fororr,Throci.o• ILESsilliwan, the celebrated Iretb Bard. lie. eatrinorclosary loan, who was a great comport r in his native language s , va l. piers! soddenly an Wednesday loot. olitl.t miring maim in the I Held of one of his great grand children, era easicsing his fwcolties to the last moment ! He is said tcr here song 1.. She plonghstue of his farnarite Lyric% anti artisan, limaithcht . his last at the final stanza of his National Wrieely. The de . crowd, also, followed Mr occupation of a cooper, and i. said to hare made a churn, from ishich limiter was takes for she chriotruiug of his twensy.sixth great grandchild. ' HIOII WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON SLUDGE. Muruing 12 aller I. Erruieg .110 parr I. PRICE OE STOCKS ON SiTURDAY. 3 per Ct. Cargo 684 I Ex. Bills, a..t,t Jis. par. .3 per Ct. N. Am.. 1031 i I 4 dis. Irish 3 per Cent WS Lottery Tickets 211. las. India Beads.... 14 pr. = Cons. lu► Am.., 68i • ly his Majesly's ROTA!. LETTERS PATENT. ' I J EA K F.'S (it-twine PILLS. jot-0y fittiossits fur Curing, in all its Stare, a Certain pianos. One small Pill is a dose; aad the taking of our Box, La a ra rest Case, will soon coaviare the Patient of 11w corviitst, s.l ' his speedy rt esserry. Nothing eon be better runts 'set 14, wort safe, or Melt convenient thaw this remedy, for such as arc obliged to u joarnies or to see, as it areal UV roadies ais sl Is ea restraint of dirt ; sail 00 yeses experience (is au ral,a l. airs practice) has proved that it will effect a care, is la a es • 'lmrsie.l saltval used all oilier wietterals avail esdlasse. E. r 1 . the Scurry and sillier Clsraisiral Moods rs, this 11.111.rsost i 'has sot its parallel Upwards of 40,000 prroosio, of tvoli moms, have been radically carrel of the. above !TM. Lim. orders within the last eight yeas.. Prepared sad *old I r 1 the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR siol SONS. Sort-0..• '. at their house, No. 0, New Crulge•stse.t, in tpoo• of uses Is. 0,1. each, duty turbid. 41,—.N.10. TWO bark 41, 441 ..46 4 Ilights in the pers4ees at itieht. They ate also sold by the. , appointisseat„ with copious direction., at Mr. 11..p•oico's Topahop, 103, itstaMiureet ; Mr. Dishoreaglia, 7, Fish. 1 street-hill, urisly opposite die Monanotat ; at Vr. Os hies ''s , Edinburgh ; Mr. Nrwhery's, Dahlia; sad lie vise Knout iu every catisisterable town iu Great !tritium mid Ilrelmisl. Advice gratis to persona Oohing the glove, or attire cf • lite Proprietor** Alediciusa. —Girds aluSillliiiiallWeakraiii. • 'oiling, sod letters, post paid, imiawrieff.:f }.ac_. • See the list published by the koyalSolbodief Loadou. - Pristed sled Published at Tot Damao Pans sad Tao Gcoar °See, lio. 1117 t Wand, by C. CtliglitYLL.l, of the Strand. -