The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-05 00:00:00

L 411 17 REPOh).l'. - COURT OF KINC. _'s RENcH, 3. -, SITTINGS AT N ISI PR WS. SMITH V. nvemEns e • The Defendant, in this cause, was a Stirveyor or Inspedor for the Commissioners of Pavements, and while in the execution Of his' duty, appeared rather to have exceeded the powers Conferred on, him by , the;Aet of Parliament, and used the' Plaintiff, w)ho Was vgreen4grocOr, so roughly, that he brought, this adieu to recover damages tor' an' iissautee .The offence tooL.place in Tottetilianicourt-road, up•ow Saturday, the 4th 01 July, when the , Delenclant be ing obstrudtd in seizing some fruit-baskets belong,- . iug to the Pliiintiffe - thought preperelsowseize by the collar, and take,hen :bet ore' a Magistrate; ber fore-e hone: he (Smith) vas fined in , the:penalty of twentyshillings..: From tae evidence; however, 'it appeared, - that there were faults on both, sides:. The Jury gave .a verdict tor the Elaintiti—darnaget-Ws. • ' u. courtA. This was - an 4ion brought by the Plaintiff, to recover the value of a horse, which. he. had cat:Listed to the care of the Defelidam, mill:Man ,and grazier, *ear tiatupstead;,' . , g,rtiond of this clidin, was, that the Defend ant livid used the fro-i,dom to employ the horse I r ?;i; own purposes, in carry lii,ti 1; logs of Ai r es , and, L yra ) tine occasi o n, e h en en d ea _ it ;) the assisintee of ,six, other men, his fie; and neighbom.s, to-, catch the hor se ,, w hil e eeteeee ee ,m 4 ft his tixtici;•ii parks,, one of the f. g; , ge,t etttatuled in the shot of which occasioned a dislocation, svvemue . , and, ultiuettely, deathe •","\reidie,t 'for the-Plailitiffdatuacres 211. 3s. • , • •t TiIoMPSOM V. Dome This was anaCtion brought to recover the sum of ,alledgedecebe the amouet .of eXpences cutreel try a• put: w e an, for using hii personal ; exere tions, supplyieg refreshments to the,eledors in thelinerest Right Hon. & B. Sheridan, at the late Wesueioster eirdion. • • ' . . •The Arroa.Nii,V.Aint , :tßao for .the 'Plaintiff stat ed, that it, was , somethueS matter ,great ,sOrpriso' to him, to see with `'what. zeal and friendship, peopk; emlNtrkitglitlietkpielvvi itt 04e4iioa eontests i in behalf 0G . t.1i.00 candidates whom 'they vi fished to be most sueeesstille LeThie. wo§ is bserVation which tnightiwith great. prepriety be :applied to all 066 , thins that were, contested;" hut none .more strongly . 4 100 .to Once. in'which the !light ,kiOn. Sheri 4an ijias engaged: There, was no Candidate whose cause ‘Vas sOlV , arinly•taken up upon all. oceasions, by all deseriptiotts of iudivtdualsias the•alLISC of that 'light :Roo. Gentleman, and among ethers, the Detendatit; William Bond, had- zettlouslrem barlted , torwad his' (Mr.. Sheridan's) views and interests 'in' the late Westminster. eleCtion. This gond knewing , well,. that his, (the Attorney- General's)•„elient, Mr. Thompson, was a person of teeedderable interest,. :and ,that he had a' house, arid a large moat, which were well:adapted lor receiv leg aed eatrotendog voters, took. upon hiMself to engage him lu his fevourite. cawse. 'rhe (a as of the ease Were. these , : Mr. Samuel Thompson the Plaintiff, was a p u bli can , at the George and ' Boar, Orehatd-se ee t :Westminster, and• the.Defendani, Bopti, also, a publican, in Hungerford-Mar-• het, Preeioes to the'cooirriencement of the eke tien, the wend:lnt applied to the Plaintitf to ern ploy hisexerdoul in behalf of this favourite candi dee, curd ;tot bestow :ihe use; of Iris. house, :and re.=. tit'eiteneots to those who„ ; were to, vote forlvlie Site. rid in. Mr. Thompson at first declined jraterfering, sa.Ytug, be. was .as much disposed as he . (the De feodant), to tvipotiSe the cause of that worthy and potritnic, ..candidate,, but that really he. could not attOrd it e and the more so, be,caose he been. a loser upon ,a former and . .similar occasion, .: having expended a considerable .sum or' money, and never ILlygJg been repaid it. Unless, therefore, he could be tee:tired of being repaid his expences, aud be re- Inuo n crmed tor, his trOuble, he should no t agree tei the retool.. To this Mreßoed assented, and said he. Would see hint paidi and :accordingly Mr. T4U)alp.; son did actually. dedicate his largest. Club-rooin • to this heel/ice, :.and •marty voters ...Were talterttfined, moderately, at his house. Nothi ng .of riot Mig created, .and. nothing exorbitant wa4 put down in his ultimate demand, whichlnliounted to .441 . .. Er r could not anticipate any :defence, that could • be rtEath.t by ,the Defendant's Connsel'againsl this 'Claim, unless it, tit's*; the rite Piitintitr had previously . sent in his bill to the Cummittee.aetieg for Mr. Sheridan ; but he apprehended that, , even ealthough his client might have been perhaps prevailed upon to do„soe yet not having succeeded, be had not .theveby pre eluded lihnteel,t from having recourse thou Mr. Bond, whO had given Mini this order, and whomiteunder stoodwas- himself one.of that tee.. ‘. • 'Edwend 6ilbcrt was the.Arst..Witnesi; called. He . NOS exainiiwa by, Mr. GA It now, who was also On behalf al the Plaietitl, -atid deposed, that he remene r bored weir) ) ; M r : B a ud a t tht:Gcorge and Boar,,,,dur ing the curly part of lest Westroioster Bond eldi . e . d Thompson out of deors ! whep they bed, sote.conversation„ which he (the Witness) did not hear; hitt afterwards, '.l humps desired hint to sconce out, and attend to what they were sayieg i Thempsoli narrated theestOry of ~what he. had done upon the former EleCtieli, in the intertmt of Mr. Sh'eridae for v. hich tie never had received airy remuneration. Mr, llood said to• him, that if ; ie (Mr.'''..fhompson) Would :le tin asist, as he'had, doue betiere, in,eant'assing be should hale eeyeteshillings,,i and six -Bence eel day, tor his SCrOCUS Lond a mini lar offer 'w 'as made to-, the Witness himself. understood Mr, -Thompsen's been was 'engaged; but he did not sae - iteugaged ,by Mr. Bond, ,ttw.e: having been notbingsaid in that conversation tele; tire to t bat. sub j ea e . Both, Mr... 'Fhompsun and the Witness accordingly did every thing iii their pewee, cn behalf of Mr. Sheridan. and. the large 'room tee.4 . ,e,telusively for entertaining the 'voters .e jib areatand driok. OrtiAS EXA:sirtgeo BY stt. `lic did not know , LIMc . Plamti#',6 O,IW-writing, 4is could" nut write. Sarah Gilbert L.4,epose.l; that she was in the Plain bar our: eveniLig; during t h (arly par( . thy „. t„ , t. i0;41)()Nr - rinte4l 11,10' RICII4kO d No, N l 4 B:itlp ., t t .chtAtt,-.ow-tilftVC e .ll4l jUltuisneti oy vtx M miGAR 'CR I P 14,. Of South .4t ttiti SUN-Ovii6it No. Strand ; Where Adveltifvtients, ()niers for, the Paper, I etig.•rs tin the AA! -ha ,tElettion and she saw and heard Mr. Thompson 1 1 and Mr. Bond conversing together about it. Thomp- I son said, he would bao nothing to do with it, as he had•heen 4 - loser npon.a torrnor occasion ; and Upon this m r . Bond 04., V".9l.l,need noi-tear, is I shalt see you Upon thee terms„ Mr. Thompson : be..w!pa4ld take .an, aaive.pao in:the Eleaion, ' and canvass on behalf of. Mr. Sheridan_ Mr.Thotup-, . t,on was . to pro.ide refreshments for Mr. Bond, and th9s9dtiKtjs_ whom he, might bring ,with him, .Sho iid"cd,W,i. 4 o„ar an . ). ,„ by e;tller of thew as ti.v wifriClVlCrilonyskio was.,to kivt.t for his personal . ri r mvunetation. .51,1 e }y4s frecwnt,ly. thereafter at Mr. Thompson's house,.., and saw Mr. lltna q : n c imy thL:re t.:%ceeqiiloy ac.tive on Mr. Slierid:in'S belga, and she know that the friends of that Candi date were provided with refreshments during the whole of the Eleaion, in the large, club-room, and that I\ , Jr.'Boud or Mr. l'ilipmpon %I/4$ generally with them. CROSS-•EXA.IIINED BY MR. She was no relation of Mr. Thompson, although she used frequently>to go. to his house she knew 11 his hand,writing ; (being shetvn a letter,- shedepos ed it'was: the Plaintiff's - ,writing) ; site . waveertain that Mr.',Bandlfrequently ate and drank •With.the EleaOrs* . • Villiaut Glenny,.:2: soldier'. in the •Guards, de !posed, that be had been in the habit of frequenting !Mr. Thompson'S.. house iwhi le off guard. He knew both Plaintiff and Defendant, -and lementbered.the latter coining to the 'rouse of the former opon the , itith of May last. ' , They weft , hi ...the bar •having , something.to,drink, and conversinglogether, but he , " c ou ld. , ,,, t • say wh a t it V,',15 e. • Upon that occa-i :skin, however,' ho .saw thein - go•l.ipla look at the club-room, •in company with anOther person, and when they came down again, he heard' , l3buti say to Thompson, that • the room! would - do verr'well. • - Front the discourse that :then took- place . between them, he understood that it Wis . for the purpose of :receiving the voters in the interest of. Mr. Sheridan, ani i l for entertaining them With tt - teat - tind drink, in any manner-Mi.-Thompson fhoughtneeessary. kle vas at Thompson's'assisting.iu serving' the'llettera' duringevery day of the•Me4ion, except one, When he Was on duty. The club-room was''entimlyde-• voted , to their ose 'during eight, eonsplete days, after the 12th of May.. Mr, , Thempson'requiredhis as sistanee.hi,fornishing the drink, as he himself was 1 4 - quentiv,out with Attr. Bond doing•the- ourAloor work. could not say what the meat and drink so: bestowed-might reasonably amount to during that period; but.be remernb , red that the score of li quor alone, .amounted, upon one particular to four pounds ;. a .great deal having, by -Mr. Bond's particular directions, been given to-people who were out .of dotirt, , , who were not voters. , There was,' • upon one occasion, a round oi.beel that weighed I nearly fifty pounds, made use of, with bread and _ .. - - . every thing else m, proportion. .There, were 4 few glaises of liquor .d . rank by Mr. Bond himself pre- Vious to the Election; which were scored up -to Mot. - . . - „ , . . C110';i-EXA311NPD 11Y ME PARKE • He never was at the Hustings,,and never ; saw any paper in this cause esevpt the sul3PTfla With which he wins served,; He was certain that a4lr. Bond,sai4 the roo t ) ] would de very well , and it was by their. subsegneut conversation that he found it was for the ipiirPose of the elciion.. ,The room was solely kept for the voters of Mr. 'Sheridan, And upon a *inlay there was -one"of ,that Gentle Man's t4igs, brought there and h ung -o u t o f th e Wi n d ow . James Marshal deposed, that he recollected being *s at Thomn'during ,the eletiion, and trecinently. saw Bond the club-room. tiie beard I►itYi, give direetions to. TbompsOn, to have every thing in. rea diness,and he suppesed be meant by this refreshments fir the tleaors. Besides the persons in the club-, room,' there were others .drinking at the bay,' to whom be remembered twogallens beer,were dis-, tributed. fjejlad beep in the habit 0,1 frequenting that house for four years. He knew t hat-Thoinp son went about canvassing he himself did so, al-. though lie was not employed. . `Thomas Brampton deposn4,, that he was frequent ly 3t Thomson's during the eteetion, and he himself split several votes ter Mr: Elliot I.and Mr. Sh n erida. saW,several persons with Sheridao's colours eat ing aiid drinking in the club-rooM, which, he under stood was opened for their reception ; and he saw to flag. hanging out of the window. ThompSon had solicited 'Unto procure some votes for him, ing, that as he kept ft barber's. shop, he. would have opppr.ttinitic of seeip g a great, deal of company, and was therefole the better able , to 4 klibrd sutnt ailto the : . Mr. PARKE, in addressing the Jury on behalf:oldie . Detimdatit, stated that he heartily domed with the AT TORNEY GENERAL in his. astonishment at seeing. persons, of such a description as the ! -) litintiti and be fendaut in this cause engaging in eleClion contests,, and expending their money, without knowing how they even, to reimburse thernselves,or whether they, were ever, to receive it c not. It was truly a me,' laneholy consideration, to tired people.such as those who, had been examined this tlay, coming forward 10 stet: upt hi make out C34Cii of this kind,hecause,he was convinced,. that when the, faCts were ,well, un-, der . ' - ' l ° o ' l,- it wouldapporjhat. thclO was _Moro : ground tbricharging the.tuipencos attendingthe open ing,of this house klp0;1 Bott4, 3he Defendant., than upon any of the Gentlemen of the Jury themselves, who Nvt:fig.way concerned its -the eleaion. It was n iAiti th e 17th of June,, and after the, eledion was ove'r, that 1.1,1 r. Bond waxsaid, to have suited that the l'h-nntid: should. baye, taken in .his bill to Mr. Frost, one of Mr. Slier4dan's (Auntit„ittee, it was upop:the the t, said hacl got such an order from the 4ortno,itteu„, ..Y,Vlkere,„l4;,i,veuld was the uecesSiv for okyjultc, kiaov,?t- an order, if he himself was to pay the eipenc.4-04 of hisp‘vn .pocket ? ,meant by. , this langtiage,l4, say. that `.l hoinpson . was a triend . of his,..and:beog 4,ftiendof Air, :Sheridan,. hc . had endeayouNt.l, to get ,the tnittee to prevail upon ThOtopsoh )0 :,41i4a,. his house. lA. a, subsequent .eonversitten .it, was said. I it:it he e.tpres,sed a wish that: be : had had nothing. to do .trick it and it was an impurtant,eircumstanc e . ttttit he had said, : on the t7th june.,,thal the Pt:timid* should have taken in Ili& .taAlr.,Frost, and no,t to hi, a, as, he (Mr. Parke) e 044 Ittew• tiff had ai l J,ia i ly adopted that , plPP., - a circumstance that slietv.:-u to v..qu:o liY cOlOder.l„bituoit.:po,9ll4l„ Aotictivtukt...—On Monday, Tuesday, and Wed nesday .of the lAst week, was held at Hetling House, the - Anniveriary of 11/ 'West of England Society for the Enaourigrnent of Agriculture, Ar ts, Manulitatuies, and COMIllaCe which , way. attended by' • llobbouse, Esq., hl. P. President ' the Right lion. Earl Paplett, Sir XiCil4(ti Hoare, Sir 1, Cox Ilippisley, Sir 'Cliarles,M;illett,'llatts. T. IC. Lettihri,ig!:, W. I)iik,iisoir, E st o s . mt t rib e ts for The County ; 'W. tltire John lliltis► slay; Rwhard. G Bright, Charles oriton Gray, Ricti lk i Astley, R.. W., Mall, (ohn White Parsons, Rohprt Ltarchif M. Isirkheck, held. Roach, Ecqrs: alit! Messrs. Ransolile, and nutnerionl othet Gentlemen, Farmers,' 'lie. from various partsaf the natim!.._ _ _ - • The show of Cattle, both tat and lean, wa. not_ large, btu the samples were, excellent. _Different kinds of useful articles. in 'the agricultural line of Alec ... Winos were introduced .with approtration i ; par ticularly it valuable, chaff Cutter, and some newly eutpOuned Plough-irons, Large exhibitions of,sti pertirie Cloth and (.'Hissitpere, made from: the ini prove4 gla!WlCrill . o wool,. were , distinguiShed.as highly creditable .to that, spcFjes of improvetnent.. Mush unaniotity of selitimetit fbr the promotion of public ob3e6ls prevailed both the meetings of bu siness,' and'af the White Hart," Where the company dined,.togther each The ShilTiff4'oflond o n,'O t i ThorsdaA. r, ordered the itnit'ains•df thOr, clitinci, - at 11),C Sessien- how,' to be bent to the ticioi, wortien Crintinals in the pre on of iVewir t irte•-•:-.3 puise-wOithy ancri'orthy tat RAT. to look for payment. When, however, he found the Committee could not raise moody to settle his -• , ..,_ e /debt, he then; fore he first time, tlionbt of coming. let - - - AULSOROUGIf-STltauT.—it habeen statea,tnat : . . ' th is • against person,. whom'• Mr. Farebrother- had swern was one-Of Mr. Sh er id a n' s •C omm i ti e e. Bur e genteel Mart et: file name of Tho-nas .13P7 14Y A • e lre (Mr.' Parke) could-prove" • that:his client' was not office charged at this Qn Saturday last e with uptaig.T in;, by false pretences, gOods and • money from dy: - .,' one of that,!Commit te e, :b ut m e re l y one*Of those. bustling naive...l - MotNs whom they-had- read'ef in the „Newspapers, wh o hid •voluntarily employed.biis e lf pearance in the Office at this' exaenipatiao ferent ' tradesepeople.e. The Prisoner. cut a very dif- ‘ ferent op in Mr. Sheridan's interest. Il e caeld produce two ' fretn -whet' he- did an Saturday last„ when be wal': dressed in the tfrst stvle, with. his hairin frill pow- ‘ . accoowi of . c.;pencvs delivered *Qv by the Plaintiff, der, and his exterior full ef•stdendottf! : 41- ' ivi9 g the one to the Coniiiiii tc'e, l'irtd . I !l& 01 Iktir to thebe e ; fend.int, and in thee., it was iiiiporittnt to observ e . been stripped of many el'--his a p een dag e s of tirets 4 , be appeared• yeitertlay4habbilv 0-tired:. ' ' '.' the difference 61 die sums' ( . I.;irged for par!.icull'ir ' int' the Priainer: • Two, charges- were preferred aga 0,-; • germs. In the. former he had ell.leeed t it;, fel'. pe r . e t , hi s t i ter exait 'e uei i i , e 1 . ) ., Al,. v t „,„ ian , fi,;wi,i, day for persdnal- exertioes, be ;:'ides -a s•unt'for the: pelson of the name Ot Co'oper;la cir.frivaip - t11t4 1 .,, , , use of , his cheb-rooth; 'While in 'the hitter -the Of goods ; by i•)retendificr :tO•iltisk., !Mica ased tike lea-t-; charges for these articles were nortnede so.:exorbie, 1 . a house ill , - Por;the - eel-stteete :th - •;etart,ieularg of..' ant, it Havi n g been s tat e d' by..bis witnesses th a t lie :- I e of which i n e e b een se ite 4 .4 .• I n i bi s estenee. the prie was to receive 7 s . 6d. p er dive and he had had th e copsuminitte wickeelness to qberge fer eight days" re-• : saner had'e6neei v iiecusers,.atirill i eir'airliiely in pre fer their several c h arges wa S so greet , t h at t he 1, , 04 - ing his havin frel.nen Is at .the riiteef el, per day, tiotWithstand-, ha t i ng ; stated in ;the fir 4 bill ouly I..3,guipeas, tress 'was irnpeded for a siii‘i'l tittie. into the young Weetan'e hand, to i‘leniify l'homp7 his tioos . e. ;'bone tree t bat article. Ihe letyr Nyhtch : be had put ; 'MreCooper, who keeps the Were Arms ChoP hkiose at. Al•ile,e,liode Stated; thet,the;Prisonercalleder son's hatrd-writing, - waS eir,L-.. Written by him to Bond, • on the , 4th of September, and s4i4 fee, Wif"A.l dated etit June,' 'Which" entirely a meraiint, and- had - jt.etirel;e s ed a house at th4-t of his' ever having coneeh:ed this alleged debt of I''lg‘'rire . d the kit 4 1 brick ot BiitiP churelt.'• Ile : lt'ad‘p6'el evt'av all his cash 441. to have ever been.:dote • to • hhn.. iii that letter 'enexpeeledlie , a6d. he beg:Odor - 'Mr. Cooper todoee ''lrieu t rite favour ,to riceonniiied.ite hint-with .a 4 '-';'fr . hO expressed. conic to him ..abeetelee .Westruittster I..,,leCliern;- , , be- would giye hint l a seceriey for his tri fling)(.;:i, hYck" tug so much engeg,_eq,, mid having a huge lelytneute ee-gliiiie tvith :him a Bill' of Exebant.elef teSi: II"' .• I T ille n i l - ak o e l.,ii r! ge n d tl l i t c.; I t i i i r ic i l l i o i i t vi . i b ig e 'l w e o e. tl s i c ( l l ::y t . „l, l , et th w e e t u rti ld ob b: , ', e el h e ;.i ieii ed rettirn: i t. _. 1:1, 0, p r i-. 0 „„ ;;I o rc * e d Sr to get his billdisel;"areed. • ..,..I'.: •'' ...- . It having, illpearecl in evideece, that Nfr. Po i d ortri t 6 toiii iii it - ,..t wit' 1;6 lii:iti - ,..,,,,f,..4i . if i .,,,i u t i, dinner :to .be pravitied eeliiist his revert).. 'nit' . Prisoner was aecoiniiitilied by if littrifill of lei of Clit , e, it ho " el 6 siood elirieged'eith I was, not one . ~. -• . , no orders from them e ...and.. hadeenade himself per,- !: q . • t l - • 1 1d 1) i) t• ` - e the ditneit-'. , „ pet- tangtr w It? 1.1 • .51i t . 1 1, . and, jul , was rerireSe.iiirtl,ses The. upholsterer aad , sonally responsible only . .le Abe amount of hiS own ; ie t e e of th e i '•uoili s in 'thi'i re*.:‘ , l3 , furnisb . ed 110 1 . 1 i.c,. consumption, including 'the stint of '4l. expended by: ' 'rant the appearance of thing.; in general, and ' his orders, in . "entertaiiiiiii; people out of doors with h e Asp l i fejlt , fr ai d ettese _of, t h e p r i seeere heestio poßei','-'lltee.luri found for the' I.l;Vintill-Dasiree:Yes "evediiti in obtaining bear guineas and a half,--.. . ~ TheeePtiSoller, WC .scarcely neVct. xid, did . noe ••• ': ''' - ' DE.CEIII/iElt 4. ~.. make his appearance; and the "\ViteesS.,eies4tis4t. In consegnenCe . ,of the 7 filpecialeJbry,earises tieing hi t e'4 e ie, went to 25, jeivin,street, to present til e disposeil'Of sooner than was eipeelea, agent mini- bin lef t - by - the . priiette'er, to the suppogc.'d iltaw°cs' _, ber Of Attorni e s'and t h e i r Witnesses' Were put into and he..ibund the hobse inhabited •by-wAstring- rad . _ fore contusion,' by . the' eauscause';beilig t.llied Oil be- nten w g li ag „,„ en e . e •t ie; on being inforrneCof lets' they Were expethedeend it very feiv being readYe j erreind neared out in a fit of laughter. Tile Lnii" , :the rest were obliged to Withdraw t'lleir records.= purported to be also' pay.,tila at`the firm'of Taylore e , The fetuses bet were tried *were in general of the &iker, and Co. which he called, his firm.. 7.1. ti '''sn'i't'. most trifling kind. 'r ece ive to this cbirge the Prisorieeetaid . ' • . Alvi FY V.I.iYN6. _ ' . ''• Watt.' the money,- b u t ,it• w.as 7 the 7 per. t ion • 030- Wrti', .. Nit". Peexes 7 stated, that the Plainti ff' a Mrs. Eiliea- . him. This, however, wiis ;_lenied by th4PrA*ccMl-k) betb . Amey Iniving reeCivered a Joagnient against' ' About - the titne'of tlit:.! ‘:\lil,e-Enti trati;Abli, the e. he di,d out ~ Mr. Sannael Glover, the husbtind of iNfrs. Glover, •'' • ' '• Prisotier did litisine4i :it the`M'esi-i.thi of ',lie 'total the adress, .had • ..ed out execution opout his goods, lisp., Noppeeeee t,evy.a bill iii..thc.ieweeet .oe. to and the Sheriff having returnjd nulld lona, silt= . house,-denoting that lodgitip w,...mwipt t inj.:014.)V.. 1 4. brought . an action againSt Mr. '.Kennard Smith for a , coert, 'Sf. Jeet..••••, the rrisOeeee rei e ;: ett e t hy i eeeetee false return.' 'lit that itaiou it was nece - ssary to ; ments, •and e.X.PieSSede 't - ißiv . l . ,:iitile• the - I,el i elOTlA , prove that Mre K .' Stuhli had granted a warrant to , the hor's'e, ane,eiering tie :+ pi e e e e, J ekte r ixe4e , — .t : Mr. Long,. the present'Defendant, or 1 - 0 out. Grain, fi xed en to an, answer,. ',Ole Prieouer, - -11 . 111:a nereoc, one of his officeri, to levy the goods in that exeeu- , client'," made hilesell aCtiiralutt.‘d .:I,the :::it.2l),s 1-1 1 ~ d filen. . Mr„.•l4• was Stll,)(6'ned, inid , also.Nlr. G. who vast number of trades-people bei weon ifs: itric.ll4o vis in a sort of - partnership with him. Long wes h a d talltet i t,.about the house r And the diy - a n! - aier'wi4e served with the Subpeerra; 'hut not GraC . e, and it coii;. was' to be :elven, . and he saceeedt.:4 4 Ole - 004v tained a ducis~-icemen apiso, Cominatidni* them or : th' e ' ll 'i 'OE' "diver s suits of money, by stating' hipf . l l „ one of them to prodne e t e e wire it e, LA, e - g wes ex . ,- , t o h3ve purchased the house. ~ A . nuniber of per'soirk etr e ee d upon t h e tr i ii i, Fitit ..iiti iii)t iirotieLO'ir,` arid w ho had'heen deceivd&bYtitesritsorfer's arts in the' . Said In ! tiever had 'if .' G1...tc.%:i was at the trial,' but I" trans adion aepeored..tg,;iitest him. IA thought proper to go out ef . Court, :eel i‘;,i,leil being Other witnesses proved- having been defreue . lede l • called 'a's a witness.' . Afterwards, one NVinstattley ' the f risorieriii 7 ohei t parts of the'l‘li : iiiipOle...34l-I,l' inform e d ti l e ua'rtiO s that - he il:td heel) lecked up M al e , eittriceoekirt . .erirleneseAltatelie wasecound . , Longs house,' and had seen the veil-rant there, and wa i l a r , 44 ., a , • s , ‘ ,-,1 10.1n , th e publi e h ave ..f ict i.4 o f'..f,Tolll' . ''. . Ilk" •Fiilintlif being min-suited in this fi rst a6tion 'for - thi z eOtliee„ Thee I'xisprier, iereppeared hes .i11iga . r*, , , , , , ,, , want of rimdiicing 'lie V. 'want; brought a fresh ite- , cel lied, himself a. merchant, and in. Some plaatnt,s i ? .. !e , tion,... and, upon the e...idence - of.'• Winstatiley, and •had made a display. ofeele*s,•&e.....Fiaitiurei , 61 ",.. ei the produelioti of the wi.irratit ; which Was dire6ted tit Exehenge on iirMs :which • were i , ..evor kiwi (It!) to Grace, recovered but damages. ' l'h e present ac- . were•prOdoeed in tiumberl,, whickellw Priemer•lt4 non Was egainst Long.fOr not 'obeying the subpcena hif t os ee hiei g g for tread. ; ,: • . ' daces tecum; wi, c reby the 'Plaintiff , tivas c •fibniti: ? d to . The MAgietrate could atot go 'lira all the ,charge!±;,. the amount Of t:34)1. for the costs' of herself, and the ' ar id . t h e ' t t e eoner was rereanded.—se e e r al periotill:,' Defendant, i ll 014 first action in which she was non- i suited. . WeIC bound over to proseetite,, ~. -. :".'-'",,.' POLICE, Sill? 1 : Winstanley now proved the seeing of the tVarraiit at Long's, . and a conversation with him' atferwards,. .-- . . . . . . CR AvrsEnn,' . nictmisEß 3.. , y., in.which, although he'did not expressly admit - , yet • Passsti hy—lile EnterprTio.,"—',, from 'New -York ;. Il ue• 1 he (lid not vetitare to deny tile •-havi'vr had the war • 0 - -,---- tiort4iptirro; -k Wort, Addison, horn Limerick lIV- - .. . . ~ 1. rant in IDS pOgileSbiOn. tfefj,.:l. , , elitat,,ie. from ler.ey ; litoyncAtis, Sotrancts: t ill° , Ihe . ATIOXII.EY-GLUERA L ' COnten(!ed, that" the 'r ki,..3 ; anti Arnazwi, Eiis . ti, - .)rti St Petti;thurgit. 'warrant Eking diretled to Grace, lie ()lily 'could pro- 1 , - , s ' ile tt - t he li " 11 ' 1 ' 184wic “- 11 „ i ‘f lariih ''' f ()rd. E3° ' - ' t t :. duce•it, and thePhiintiff obglif to kive shown that c i , t r i l .:: :,: t, , 1- ‘ l l ;: r ; t tr l t i l, , ( ,, ,.. , ii:J! ,,, tvi tH i.: l 4t . , il ', H z: . I ., ,,, , , ‘ ,. t i t y ,cti li, ; t ir ,. : Ha r i t: 4 :, .. 'it WitS in the possession of the Li.lfenthmt at the - - ' , Awa ; Athat'a, (.2 r. 14.,.!, tor i)e.'ncr.ira; Aleilitcrt,t)leisao, !lil t. : .! time of Serving'the.sutiptvwl. - tiz.ttiVeotglie jib, for lialtit , ' Trit,ty;,Crosily, tor ii,t . o: . A 1301 . 10,. 1 , ( . 10 .,„„ ) ,, , 1 .,,,, o ul t,a, 1 ' Lord . Er.LnNr,oinwon,• C. J. told the Jury that,. if too .' a ' '' • • 'they believed f rom - th e gvidence of Winstanley, that — 7 . ~. . ,A 14 11 R i i,i i. Long had the Warrant•at the time, he ou , ht to haVe . . Onicroiniay last, at Kat,tiworth in the Cowitv (411 61 " 0 produced it, Ur to have shewn thtit ho'had since. r p m. xj j , T'ablif4s Eztl,l)l..remple.. Dttilt..7) . , to ',its: . Ilf/j - given it over to Grace, so tha t h e could not produce t",,,, in wil,loli,10:1, yousi f ,est La.4at,iiier Of t%; i'. 11. Wl l 14 ' 3 t l; ' l it at. the trial. Whether a p ar ty wiii-bound to obOy 1 .` 4 61-I•Q '' '" "'''`' ' ''' . ' - - • . ..- ' •a subpfono Aces tecum 'l a id been tot Cited by 'some great authorities, but ai that tinestion appeared upon therecord, he 6rue/it would not behecessary to con!. sider it.---Verdi6t.for the Plaintiff. , Damage 1 31.'i1. ;:rr '. D - Alollil4V fait. dr his seat at Mount Pfemaht, sex. kuw I Qui Stephent , utl..F • On the .).(i ;ince:n:l.l'4 bush, in the -2 ) , , , d t - kte Alrri Narber, wire ut titilLtri "t . street, sllkt o iy,(latthlliL'r CA. 10 •laX TilJuLos Col (.;r,ty ; ia-4111.• ' 4 t iniettP, at I ils`NJ,n, Stitt:44, 1: thettl„ 4 . 1 "aug . : 1 % , % . (4114,ii N6ti . ertia, se'i7l‘,Aht; 1%1 , "" , 4 7 gfter. '4l • :vvry tont; aod an.at.l);raidat it:., n 5, o.:ary Esti, age-u 61, .Lint Tuesday 'week, IheLl)a,n;' in the 27th 'year of Oft , ;11*. lovzp.h •I .r l Irribet-illerawlit, 01 - N41 4644. * I,..huorth. . On we- 17111 ult. Thomai Edlnutiikqn, tr. 4.101 1011 u Edniurrikon, of Cfr.o.er.lc-strei:t, iower, , On 0104 Ann inz, daughter. aged tour- , they. Were IgUttl baltieat itt One, ,t.olii!, :", HAM, Bull OF the Sind Mt, ktiniun.hon, Jjteti ; ut the se;ar;et dryer, v. uicb has brew Yery tit-tit the neighhou o rhoul fur stl , et.d-week,s ps.st. • • PRICE OF STOCKS Stocti, 1; lia )•k i N tle ayy c i s‘ p i cr . 1 4;Ct: ; t 7: par,,t4:dru*-: Exchutiu-,t Pills, is. IS Pr. t e:c ; I,c( Conc. p; ' ,• 4 Pet Loot Li 4 ink ;) - r• 3 pet Loh. KW Est' 3 pa ecot. I)eti•rt,:tl, pct.: 1 1 4. Con, I linpcuaL per 6t 4 137at:4.. Ana, t 7 .1 3.ltsths Ulttp ,All 6. 7 9• 1 "" /AL 1.)Mo , S bra slim. I Con, tor Opciit4, t 4 6 .54 - .4.1: HI.(; 14 VIA 17.1.; AT LONtION T o-M(JR;7; 1 !sloriang, mu:. after 6., t. ; . :Zilernwils 5 7 MON 1)A-V. „ler :sloreing, U mitt. afrcr 7. I iitarstouti, 4 6 n"n - a".'-'" street, Gnls Vettor-sq tare; I•it be ad ireSittd.