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- 4D;1111;41,TY,S ESS.IO.A . S. OM . BAILEY, htlfsAY,-Ptc• Bel . 01r, SCOTT, ChiolJustice, CIZIEW t 1 .Excheguer„ Mr. Justice- LE ELAN , ..iud . cs, of the High Court of Attwi- , *l, MURDER. riontas 13tImelt, Captain of the merchant ship the tiooit Il acnt,,vas indieled for the Avilfuhmuk!cr, of Wm. Rickman, the Ship's-apprentice, a boy of abbot yeai,s of age, by depriving turn 'of ' lis clothes, e.stioping 11111).1.12kkli to: the rain, Wind, and ether' iuclemeneies of the weather,' denying,,,him 'sufficient o,lstentun and beating his: loins), stomach, back, bOly,...and sides, v.:hereby_ he became emaciate-I; sick, and !am.tuishingly died... • • ,This cause excited a considerable:degree of . irate' front the magnitude,and. nature of the charge. .The Court was exceedingly crowded; and • tin la;ited from teal o'cioc.k in.the morning until , near eight in the evening., ,••• • • h0..1L1 AL stated, that this was a -i chat ;,e of ; w itiul murder • upon the person-of' a• boy 04i fourteen years tit age,... tint by any ond,particu lay 41, but through.repeataltaas• of cruelty and ill= • rreattneitt,-of - such.sterage ':barbarity as were scat cely er•urreorded in tinyCountry,:but, least of all; irh the' annals' of British mival history. • Boie,:et trelanddeposed, .that lie Was Mate - 61'44 , 1'e; ship ,G , :od.batent, of whicb.the:Trisoner lqtt. With whom he hadwade Sextet at rot/ages,. in the • eon; nine Velars.- In the mouth of 'Augusto 866:,' tin •:ooti ;o tion't, England,. :fol . the 141 and• •of. 1140 u ; and the crew consisted .of ihree . - men and two buys, besides the on and. flierWit c 's uess. Tio.:y arrived ar Wia on the (...;6111. of NoVem io,.; About the same tittle, the deceased,• \VOA. !WeLloan, theua'bov about fourteen yetrsold, bad (•:.art• a very!koWnfic Whit of body.,:a disc' ease lust Land in theMeditemmean ; his' kegii were 6 , 'xis lace bloated; and . his ca es dufl;' with 4:46ymptoms about him. The. Witness • rem presented his lstatg of health , to the Prisoner, , and ad viscO, him t,o retail. - him' on shore' to thellospitak but this iqt declined, as too expensive, .iind , Said'he u mad , send on :beard isottie inetlicaLpersbnio,set him, if he cont;nued ill, .but no -such persOkckiitne, to ';‘ , Vii:liess's .knowledge ;• , aild Witness' ce,neehred the,disorder of the - deceased aroSe.trom c~tat'tltg fats much salt provisions. 'On:the-47th. of Dee4ibber • following, th•y underconvoy of , thd gpider 'Win:, for Smyrna. Ihe Pri,tft4et desired ,the decealcd, to cook ; arid 'op the following c;ay, the s' i.•tuids not being ready in - proper time, the,' • • Pri3oner had hitw:stripped quite:naked, and ctdling 'the people of the Ship together, he. theid had uStAI ever.ytAnetbod be could think of;;to . • make the deceased' do asi .he ought 46 do blitln • he . wastireitof'thrashittg uhn, and.Wouldinb‘i;' . 'bee' _what depriving him of victuals_ and chithes: migtat do, and, dire6ird the crew not :to hate any tiring to eat ; for, it they did, lie woUld'pet then upon shert :altowance. the crew frequeoffir ' cotOpttitted that. the ,boy was dirty and filthy; be- , • fore this time he used. to be alloived ito• go below, but then he .filept on an:old cask that , ,vas Itept der .I`te:ll4444boat , for• the use of the pigs ! ottboard,- with: nothing' to cover him , bni. an ~old eativa4 roft:, used for sweeping •I he..deek, and - even .this w taken frinithim. aod throwo Overboard •by order, of the • .caproin,. "About 'eight; eclook-at riHri the felinw lug clay, : the Captain made him stand naked on I Ite,top of the, eabease, until afterbe went 'to. bed. .• On the...moriting of ',the 2.50, the :Prisoner:ll64rd the dt;cea'ed• _ to wash and clean' himself, it being. Chrihtmas-dayl but 'finding,: in better' than •an• hour • alterti‘vards, that he. 'had not. done so,, and knowino,• lie coold nut swim, he shoved him over thiSide the ship;7 sayilig, it , he did ttot swim he rnig , lit the deceased china to the ship, and in that positron the Prisoner. threw .stt.:reral ;buckets of 'water aver -• upon that - day,' he had a jackt,- shirt, - and trowsers to wear, as the ship in.the eahnS hail drift ed' near' the roek , ,,, and the Captain tondo :signals of distress the conyeycskip,• so that he expced some persons on board. This was the only instance w bich . '' the de&ased 7 wets allowed 'any' kind of clothing •„duringAhe royaolfronalaitaAo , Smyrna, tip to the. tittle of his death„ . ' . On the;:tgith lie %rail severely •tloged, and at ntiot her , .tirne----he scize4 (lusitt4l) to the gtin; and ap,in dogged'. arid.' On the • Ist of January; the Prisoner , tad bothl the deceased and the. cabin-boy again -flogged,.- . beCatise 'the latter had nuidc some bos66 , ..fdr himself an d the deceased; which was taken from them and to' the 'pigs: Sct o'o other asls of cruelty appeared upon, this: witnesslsOstimony,. but particularly, tho'se wilich occurred on the fit h January, the day upon which,the..,ooy died. Plum that day , the deceaS6ti having ritri'4ted to do something ''which' bad' been' ordered, the. Prisoner sent him •trp to the tore-cop, which he ceuldtcarrely crawl op . to; •and ,, rernaincd there for several, hours,' when the witness went • to call him, and receiving uo.anSWer; sant up - for hire and to roll that he was dead. The , Prisener „ ever) means in his power to restore ban to ain7 appeared sony for conduct.:' he attended'the bo ,dy tt.i the grave the next morning; and read t 'petal service over it hinisc lt. He' after,Wards pre-, p:l6;;ti a, article. tobe inserted in the log-book, •statc . that the ere‘y. having examined- the' eirttin. si3tlee,4;.of lye death, were of opinion that he hv the Viitai.iou of • God. The ,Witrres . s p A rticialai,y interrogated by the enter , B,rtti t tir; To. til)re`.lln tali judgment t hi t he r eiVrne 11} , hi death from Abe natural etfe:is 'olthe WI:i"!' ht . " ‘V:iti gfriP'te , l, death was ac« r ., ~I;,equelice,4 trc,:owat hc . h a d letylko i ; our the Witness would • wit mviv Srf di teat ly, rpene,!lis.Gross-examination G.vattowkdot the.P:isoiter, tt '.came out that . tier primmer 414,i dis.igr t cl, from whence' it' wa , inferred, th.o was inilaced,JlirtiNt malice 0, - resentment, to support tlil.prosec,otipa•;•r•but•upc 'tat te-e-,:oinination he positiv4ay dettiditn9 spelt' `~'` Tti „ corm. orated .in niogt Part..of t ch e vlticticothy Pottei:g, thq.eabln.boy„ mitt if) the.sa , ile al of the &c4•a4, , ,d, , arid i ndo 6 ii:41,1 rancil,co, 51) Por tr,guee'sarrit*".• bo,01:11 iluringothe 5 hOitt,ol , . I be vc4ftg)-..' t.Vit 11V'SYJS at Oil:lilted the stets., of the death' of the deceac . .L.,l to IfAriii Lind LtiNDON s l'fitited by At th , 4 SUN-Oyvi c. ueis treittnent Used by: the . Pri.snner,. The two lettd; spoke tit: ads of .crtiaty - beints committed im mediately after 'the ship sailed from ,Ply mouth to the time' ~. Dr. Powell ' and --,Dr. Randall, two very. eminent PhysiCialis of St. Bartholomew's hospital, were then 'su xriiped, and gave it-as, their opinion, that from all the circtitustances.ilic;.y luta.hearti in, this vase, the deceased came by liii-f4eath not by want of fbod, , overetlolfging, Orliarving, from .the inclemency of he weat her, or for want of clothes,'. because 'arty of these causes vv.ould have left his in such a state of ‘,c.ikticss that At ; would not have been Possible for Hiini to thavti ! gino: . .to the.. fore-top,' , which.required• imeoli - 41) 011 6;ertiO0 ofthe body, 'but thought that it probably tiro:,e from . some rnal-torm•ition of . the heart, or some interihr...organic mischief, which the exertions of that ,inortiing had excited 'into action; and. thus caused his whim:death.. • - ,; . • The Learned Judge (the Cu tEV BARONY upon thik ad t' the. Jury, observing, that 'if they were of " optplonol,these,,two Professional Gentlemen, it would not be necessary for him,to.trouble:them with ;summing, pp the whole of the .evidence, and they would find.t heir verdia of acquittal ;, a0(1:111g, t,ha.t , it w:as a Well-li t tidviin fa& that going aloft to the main w, • 1 • , •. ; lop a , one of the greatest exewoos of the human body, and ther . e Wiis a so.r . t . ors:indhltion amoug..the • yOung men in 'the navy, wir.would ,go, up . wilhout going through lubbers hole. .The Jury consulted fora few, moments,. and ,then they Were not unanititOUs upon t he, poinr. The Prkotterf was then callt.id. ` 1.19'.) 'for Lis .dc. leftee, but said nothing..:Ni,);,cpoliop anco,if#. owner 3 of the sliip to 413i:scion with pearl thVellls titlll i rez..;peetablt itit.,,es, were examined ehar.kier )4J p ; . ! int of hti inanity nsid teinfit o l, ,tpoo o ot., \tom ,spoke of 1 him hi the highest tryirtn;i. Phi. Le ii~tl .ftid', c, ill stlrnali,it up the eyidene,(.% thatlbe' Prise ner - cons:derin(Y il , e deceased 'is an itiVi.;krit'lble aria' hsplesi boy ; 'it'll() scemed aeter -0 riot to do hik duty, Might IlliVej.)o.oi) .to resol'tt.i Ii ii II 'measures, in order to make a oea r i, man of him ; If - the w ere of 01/101011, ~ die I neict question. ; ,,vas, whet rjro 11) all ctieeirqinstances, they, could ~cutirlude that it 'ytis done thri.mgli,dktiberate nlcllicc, or brutal inditlereiltle , ..1 ii iftet a short ccinsultation,foupd the. 'Ptisoner 117 at Gr4iity. • b - ought. by -tbe ,- Plailifo-T. -as itt.lbuee - of a bill of lad-' ing, to recover thirO.htve pipes of NiaLleira, and twenty:of. branfiy. q't.) -- "e'gai of the indorsement upon a bill of, ..iding t, that 'whe.re the indorser is the holder f9r a VaitLible.coosiderathm, it vested . with an atifhority not to;be_counterrnanded, so as to prevent the,oci‘inial:shipper from stppping eau- J situ: .speaking, the 6111 'of lading d . t&n9t pass the property„but it gave the right toleceive the property. His { Lordship felt a dillicalty in say- ing, that-ntrright.fo'the•pi 6p - ea) , could- be o!)tained, unless the ptice,.were. paid in . p)(klliC3 nutulsertid.' He- . •thOugh ft t donne or that kind y.-ould shake the seco rity of all commerce.. He conceived, that‘twhiaeeep'2'. dances giyenhy the consignee r he considered as,a .viluablealAffliqratibn: 'Tti#lnitintill . is fai(tii be per inittp.ljotiNerggsto I}iluselt,f4wdoteotly.betu-ten the rseller and the consigilix. if lie believed that wron& . inientions enterit'tined, or if he believed‘ that: the insolvency of the was approaching but at the lime - this life L dge of the bill of lading was made, and the mob4y:LeanSeqUence . adancett, the Plaintiff appeared to have . 13 oexpedation ..,of ; the in solvency of Maine , tand di& et - in,ignt-e.-; , -terlict lot; the Plaintiff, 19001. ,subject to toe awarti , of Mr. Gibson. ' • ' " COURT OF COMILLIN—ILLE•AS,--Dic. 17. SITTINGS ,4 , 11‘, t4ISt ,ritips, BE4)114::".14)11,1),CIITEY i • JOSTICIciIAiIiFigI4:,%NbA i S'Oktltki felt Y. t • CONTrTITACY, -. , • _ ;_,• -,_• , -,0 lyl - 16:*: . iitaTtratt'AY V. ItAIfROW • AND 'OTHERS. Thi,+ was un adt ez . tlMitailistlAt the Detend:l64 l ol:ll Tow, Davii, l`tbrri,u, Attu,l,,NYi,iiklo, •to recover: Ilia I:.magus sue;iined L,., the ylainii#; , iii cou r iyipaincr. of , . a i wielied conspi racy of t he Derendfints, to preveni him obtaining•hisieertifitkci after Ilk - bankrupt4'.''' The DeleniAa r ts were convitited• ot . the conspiracy . at 't he• S,est:;iiins ar.Clcrken well, aud are DOW. ill gaol pc4 . 413- iiit fulliCh'sentence: - . Mn'Senjeant Snurtivtaiy stated . the "ease 'on the ..phrt ,of he Tlaintiff; , : liis l •client badtheen-forinany • . . . . ..• 'years p, .revious to i 800,, and; is now, a. cicTk iirtbe. Bank...lre Was also previl.)Ja to the year 1 ildo..a_Coet t ' inerchan•t;atid , had fatlea in . 'hts buSineteiV and . c4tt?Fe . ipoion . ,ot , bankruptep.Was - .:taktire• eat ;agilitlst : 1 ;11'0, 'the Detendants, Davis and Barrqw,;twp,of the !treditEri., `we' r e de,terininea Co prevelA hkoht4ijaing, tis ietriilthitel end lriVing heard 'aiat'a bald:ill : A' ~. ' ) vac net entitled-to his certifiCate vtrlitvecitildb pro f'- ed to' bayelost, more.thanbl•lt play at one; sitting, , s they forine!d ieutispir';h:y with other : 00)31, wicked as' th-entelvett,' to iabri6 eh te the 4sllong tali4hich .1 - • , w... Tlis,Aimrwards,stippdrtedibpthe mase berate' ed . ' per :jury., ; I ,tiiat,)%the,- 204 p -its ikipo k 'fl•Maratt.and- the ' Pllaint iir Zatne int 6 the •hOuse of, Witlt4g,,inXw t ha?.:ll . l-; .! aliey; -MOGilieida",' `who: is:2a . Working jeweller, ancl . : 1 ' bargained with him Abont souse - spoons ; that% the' Piaiuriffi i egip . s g . ,..iwk of .Cards; , provesed.aild :play ' 'w ill; Mfirriat a game of pCI ( t , fee. e,gu„iyea„a!:.theAkCe. of a supper ; that having: lost iliat ,g4e, he playea twp :Mot Ei ftilvfi vb guineas' , :aell, whiefilibiAlgolloit. Winkle and ti Mrs.. QuiVer• had the eptlaelty46trwear positively to this ; and Barrow and 'Davis also swore ' that t htly,pearttthi t ilstory,•and•-believelpe to:tkvtrtle j ~ and Ibex -; ailed accorcltugly pre-; a PetiAop, ,tp the Chancerfrte-stOp the l'lftilititf's.certifieetea whieh was accordingly stopped, and he - cdrild' f lionblain is • till 189'0.. The•ailswer• hit Was noW•preharea to give to this story ,was , • this-1:10 s uouid iiruve,Aki twv, re-, itpettliW...At'lifteiii6 " :y the Plaintiti.was ecploYqtl all the morning , oltivat'nay, in pigeon shootiieg,it(their coin piny, :.n. t lie, neighbour hood •••e 1 Copenirgen-' - House ) and that when they returned to town , they waste iininediately to the Three L.ing' 8 Vl„ltiliP . -housc,, where' They spent the evening, salsa st,to tin 'past twelve o'clock, It w•is t herefor4. impossible' he 'could' have been at Twtster's 7 alley, 14CkArti4r4s,l, in.:the. course of that day. Another witness would prove . that he afterwards went in company with the Plain tiff...3o Winkle's bouCTlifiliTpretence of buying a . hotse, but really ip • knoW 'whether Winkle ever kuew the Per Sou of the man whomite swore he was. inviolate With ; and Winkle (though t asked by the. ' Plaintiff whether he kiieW him) tle;:laredlw.hitd•ng reColleCtion or hitii:' 'The :At torney'S 4..;rk; who was the princtpal instf,utuCht,iti pr.:v(lllg th' .. se tale: alit. davits, would swear to the'conspiraey ; and. lie would be confirmed by otherWitfieases Whom ,t he Defend 'ant's, Barrow and Davis, l.il spoken to,,AO * Prevenc the i certificate being obtailied. A tintnit Wit ticss, s, .tviiti knew the'•Plaint id' aem Ins Clo,lllool', would prOve ' lie. never played at cards ; :and whet) ,tu , thiS was added, -the moipif.t . ,Jl.6 • rinPrOo l :'i . . 4 • Ot, the 'Plaintilf-h3ving gone to,ney soine spOotts at a : 'silVersinitli'll; and . upon geeing a pack of Cards, cltal -leinging Alarriat to play, and' losing' . 1 I..gy:nus ,in three games, he thougo the Jury could in tlpit;lle a III(.0 ,,, ot h, t i,i, / ki n 4 eae of : the most nelfirieus Conspiracies ever - brlT:tzlit. before' - a Court of Just ice: l n giving damagelilhey must,' Cons Wet vvaat:coiu- peiisation• was, due for the lows •Of chain `ter, and the Misery whichit he Plfitutiff had sOlong been Sullering froth being Field up tv.i . tit 4orld as a gailiblingbank-• '`tut, ': tie did net ethink'',illey 116 *—Otild 'go' 11110 nice computations, but they would give it fair and liberal compensation for the injury Plaintiff had Sustfiined. Formal, evidence Was . :ttlen brought Of the bauli,, , =, ruptcy, proceetiingS under the,:couniiissien, ,ec, , :AMong other things, then Petition of (Le Pefend ant Barrow was read. , It stated that the Pl.iint4liad gambled away the property of his creditors, and that it was • for the • sake of •public . justiee the 'Defen'gant. Barrow, opposed his certificate. 'ltt' the Petition the ,story of the i t guineas 'won at putt was stated, Mr. Barlow, a p :inter aod .. t . , ,lazlcr,.' p'tosed the suits ? .Thtfjeason why lie was so eerfain of the if was, he had borrowed ss. from the Piainta in taro; morning, and. had madeanentry of it. Mr.• Byrne; -who had _been amine years a cie:.k in Vim. 13 an k, a nd•ifnew I.lle, Mania . , siated that aivis bad told hii*'he would take care the i'lftiiitiff slioald n ot set - b ioi .certificate, and shou:d never . g,!t into die Bank agnitr;..antess he was r ?Aid his debt.. M‘Clatchy., Ithe - Attorney's clerk, vial° pl'anned te l i i ii i i in c t ( i l t i l l . 4l* l a- l e e r' -w . L tt • e b li rolit 'ied l r lit' - o: '.4l(.!'a?t.i witles sro fea r rtlaiiii:l l.l l snob, -having lost.the use of his .rintii.. iie wai, in b y 'l vi B4 tl )! t o' ; c h e9 e liel . rijci l ti la l4 t t i gi6 k d r ill t7 r ); :I\4l 'g la t: r t rr t it i 'e u 'yv g : ‘ ' a ri ll: i ti s,. l .c l) c t l : " l ' l uil i .: lC : ,.. l ,r '''''' t it i: l'''‘l‘ 'l 'li t . .; e6 : ± :l them if the Plaqtitt-cotald he .Fir - uved to _have 1 , . ,, it above 101:. at.4Lsittiog, he wo uld lioe•ti' elititii,4: to it: '.('(tr y : .sniff $' that 'would . be . 'ea . '1 ' '' ''' •ii y • settien. is Lott :ton ;. that - affidavits Were easily got in this cnial. - , • LAW Pala; COURT OF DEc.. is. 3.t0m,i3 ctimisliNG fttoStAs rritow'sz: (40C .". The Plaintiff had advanced the slim 0 19, ~, on the faith of a . hill of lading ,of a quantity of , brandy and ',.llfaileira' wine, shipped On h ves,iel coin • HrActiteted by I . oi, Was au "action of Arover to 'recover this property, or'its value. ;Nit. for ti.e s‘iici, that Mr. Bros n 'was' merely a njinittal. Defendant, the party really - concerned being 'Nlr. Jean, *el Jc:rey, to whomiYleS.Sr'S': Abets, of tliis ), ,were ,Cll t • • • Jean consighed these licluuis, to the quantity of 5 1:W kit brandy, to Mr. ; and the - firs't iittetion for th e consieletation of • the .Jury woold ',be, whether M r . ,NlaillerstOrid' site:v . loo -ol — the'owneralthe:)e Fortirnodities', `was merely the fa or, or • agent of . 1,9 Y. .Jean, - of Jetsey . ?, ('ri l irpplict of ,the Lei, iiq . cal.n led to ht.ing to tike sequel aban doned by the'. Ai roitN'Ev . -GENEtt,I,E, Wp pa:is 4)Ver 'lsrAtenient of alai t.,earned qountiFl, and flik applicable inquiry.) The ()thee (I,U . ..:litsti to the right t‘i htillpipg traitsitti`; ;:bUr tii iirg";tutit respect to it. Mr. RbsipOtied; :until; on the. evidence, should ; appek It 'Was necessarily cottlicEteci with t he' interest of his client.. Nil, 11K.e.11,1al (Nfessrs. Palmq • and Toiiiiiipion'h i ''Clerk)said; that he served the ,dcotand upon the ! Defendant ror the wine and brinely in June last, the!s.tilic teiiidering the par ovnt cur the freight and, priln,, L ;e. `Cite Defendant ternseti, to deliver the property, and said, that. 'lie' ‘vaS, ,by Messrs. AbelS. • The .Dill ctf l iclirtg , k as pcoduced and' read : it'Statcti the kind 'atria:', the tn.trlt9, .the. shipnient titi board the Ilritanni.l, 4rto,vst., and wastiated the 44tit Fet);l l3 VX4 'Phe protruced, bich were . 0 . 11 : by tbelitair,till . to Mr, its the yonsidet, nil jolt for I.l4l)ositCd With , It:ipp::;:irc'!tl by the evidence; Of . Mtir'phY (Chlit, to tiiiit`theltitterliaA kit out (4 the way tuavoid the visitect4l6tise hi greattlx4ribers, not Co inquire re-, gartling - health, klucasin,eos with .theii'iivect ieetirtty: The Artattisive-GCNEitAt,,, 14 the Di.tfritil;iiit, that the deetrine laid • dO'N I.A . ClSb4trow , and ALtion" had reinoved all, diffrOy w itith . reLip cct • to th.:: , 61LitOpp,tge, liailsit4. 'nefolt: casp, it wars thou g ht that . the' SO L•ji? goods, in ,the event of the'insotveney of " : but Oat decislon had set t!tel,'tiii drat ;,.J ler sett.ra bill 'or .arealvireo t title to peispn receiving if, •;,i I pi::rsou ititicitse it 0v . (3. to ano th er; AV, tor a consideration, the new 'lle"Ader' of the bill' of littlinr,; ) if he have no ixonee that 't he' gitif_idi liavt: - citSt been paid for, . may i f itcropt the right of the seller to atop tho . goods 44 But in stich Cisc , notiCe'must not have bean , given ; tiotio.v.eie proved, the right oldie, seller to stop trimsita . wasntiquestionable.' ;In this cas'e, the faCta W,cire as fisjlows : Juan made the consiginnent; as early as *Wipe beeani6 ; itisolvent ; bdt.the hilip did not arrive till June. This, then, in the eye oti lain, Nvias 'frandnlent arrangement between the Plaintiff and.Nlaitte,' whichh - could not beityported iti:a CO la' Justice. 'Die Learned Ctiunsel said, ,that he'llicinld igodate the atisW6r of the Plaintitf iu chaticery, - to shew, that lie' had notice that, this, trierehandizel was not paid , ' for,•and that, therefore,' the.. bill: °flatting wits nbt a valid'Seelffity. • . The answer-in read; by tvbicb it • appeared, 'that the Plaintiff had such notice. Mr...PARKZ,' for the adliiiited, that the nitineyk :for the got)ds eras itfisted • accej)( ant:es luiving ,-, .bueif!'given • fit the:amount, .a ••• tint4...-reeltit'Ed-,... 'which twit e distinguiihed the -I)teietit"citsto"from that of t)arrotr-and blastnr , Lord. EiA.Ets.inottotiotv said, that this nation was • It ICH bt Nu, 4, ;W:irilett-t,:ourt, ; aril vublihlitA by Wt t.t.i . ,;y4 AItIVIG k ticaipt, (.11 South . Moitni-strtct , Cilleveau- - t;11,,N0.1)81:1, Struodl .. dultierYissementr; Orders fputitv,'e apt+ ~ i rthitsAr the Editor, &c. (posi-p(l4o,tnust-iw'tAddre"ed* , ,ei tr3%-tlnd they'cirald'find ipeOPle to sweir to them."' .Thc plan was then-)settled which KA been mentioned iti the statoment.. •Mr..Banowliad Mr. Day i agreed to (hrilie the expences of the peti- , tion bet Ween• then4. -- and did aelnaily give 'two gui.- Iteal,.a4iee. to „the. lit-sons - Wild - swore .these affi. • 'davits. .Marriat ?pc!, \yip), le...obtained a descriptiott of the fiersOn of the Plain, tf, and.engaged to gci . to. • the Kirteitt_liench - tn - see He' understood -That NVinkla,difto,-but it as so late in the evening . that. haltiO,not tech a distinet siew.of him 26 to ba able to recOtleet hint again. 'The . witness being 'cross-examined by Alr...Ser , jeant Bc3ai,,,eonfes4eitthit he knew of the intended , fraud (rokit., the beginnit‘a',' and lot himself as an StrUti?otit tb carry it On teat h..11.ad „with his ov..t; hand•Cir:i4.ll our, and altakVank COplec, atliday.its which lie:knew ro be fat '4 that' he h.td even copied a joint-affidiivit, which purporcbti to. be sworn by Novell and .I..ewls..(but ;insisted that he' had 'tot sworn) and chat, thle, £llse p . tEdayits ing stated to the - Clincello . r, the reasons whi4.;.11 induced his .I..ord4llip , to slop. thr4t , Fertfhcate. • Samuel Hill was a tellow-prisoner' of Abe-Philo tilr s iit the Kim's • o ]octal), and had accompanied hint afterwar4,to W inkle's • house, on pretence.of bargaining . fora piney; that ; the Plaintiff two ctt three times askect . %yinkle, " Ellive not 1 seen kol aoniewitere ?" which, the Defendant - , NVinkle, as often replied,:::f i lhat he • bad never seen hint, to his knowledAe,i . n..che u9urse of his life." Thomas_ Wit:fly, a rna=.tt-;r inittn-; --- conf fnlealre aliti proved by, t he.4rst %vitt) 4 I Wespetia6l6 - iviinesses \Vete' MUCCI, and testitleo 'that the Plaintiff was not aCCUALIit)ed tk), play 3t cards. • a A gonsidexabre number.. ofne,firs 't •• - • also ,dieted the uticlavit of the person himself 4bn 'Lewis, who sv.vttni... that 4te had himoeltAregilently won large surm'of itioney front thc Plaintiff at P ough, ~..I))owtr.4;•et, which: Ivrts a common gatubling-hous. Thusetifiv". nesses; who were respltiablo tsatkstnett neighbi-•urhood, declared that it never I.\ , as,, cow' sintered as a iituNithon h irt yeztri that they frequented-INi never , play than,..BlAt4upy ,cribbsgei htlV 'that, H,ltith , kay .neyer joined,in on. it.. • rthey''also tWoretilAt n'Operst'l4l,•6f Ate of 14 witteKer frefla4ae•• l •• he,7l4liik,f)l. tlia s itlatts4 v ' t ) except:in, old Gen tletnan,. 10 ; 114) is dead v1 . 44' 6314 . , , 4 "41 , acro. This ttaithe'cas On 111 ., OT•!•Of illeLl'Aiat477;lst Serjants FIEST,2 . II(i ;:litauf-tV I/Y°ll4'l4 others. • . . .Messrs. Serjeant; tlrbT and: Yi.u . Git,\ in,a44..yarY l able speeches - 16r their Clients,' th.ey : etweli• with, jug iel4e4itv , on t 11 . 1001 I ‘ 7 .*C l3 tellY. They,..olW..coj.siderecttliat t hod:T.l4ra u9t to any. hk;e:dautpl. , „es . ,, aS ht 3 roil r4;litcy had èvery t):ing - a invaduku;..; • one;:for the pin he never_ paid ala,thiog. by :vity (11 • was not to sunit bankrupts.:ts thr.e ti..•; ; tvw iii' tended t 6 ghe :it cp . a.! ceive that the iajui w gry3l .1 L stopped *hid) it (11,1 t:LY, t;A!..i . ye • :lt events, the D.:knit:lK ”Altva,iy ti :uocgrair, punish6c4. and ‘vtirc ouw a.tuall i k lying in I•h6'P;=ifeeiciTats prodoce,d no 4itne.i.Lis. ••• , Sir Ji‘strs Ascrrili.o inniiric.4 tilt tint: and nr,3d(4 c. observations... 'I -le th3t, bad as Al . q.:l.si.ll3,; l l ; vv*. i 'sot ti 'count - a - led by oth , .r witne•wes. . .:4 he. duty, after to few minute's .cutitide'ratiolir.e • . (gunct for ,the Plain iti;4-Dailttges This trial:mc;itttl,;:umiLiirahle iriterc-4 antf u S cil° ' pied the c.iiitire,tray. SIIIP' , • - • . :•NVt r., rlterst3tre'ls. A rrive4--the iro l i k )4, 4 r( ; front 411(0.;ttioti Agree' . Tient, twill - • e It I • the h ilut- Mrs, (4roic, the TAgat of a 04tighter, On :Unntily .120; the IsOly of irorne- Det4alii;WelX'r r, Icy, in Li m ci,i..inty of ItaLks t ., d • Lately, Ifrs. lack.son, of Fot4-I)Licc, f 0 . a I).inOt.e. • , • - ^ I F:1 ;• r Tuciday; at St. Paw:3's Cher:A), Hoc?' rit. 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