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REPORTS oICASES Armed and Ruled at Nisi Prins, in the Court of Common Pleas, by Lord Chief Justice Gibbs, and on the Northern Circuit, Lent and Summer Assizes, front the Sittings after Trinity Term, S 5 Geo. 111. 1815, to the Sittings after Mkhaeltuas Tc rut 58 Geo. Ili. 1817, both inclusive ; with Copious Notes on SINN:As of Commercial Law. By F. L. felt, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. I& loyal St . q, price Is. in boards, a new Edition, with con sidrratate Addition'; and Improvement.. of 2. The. LAW LiIIEL and PERSONAL. DEFAMATION. 13 , y F. L, !Jolt,j;, 9 the Middle Tr ruplc 2 Barrister at Law, Thii Day was published, in 2 v o l s . 4t n . p r i ce 31. £39. hoards, THE LAW DICTIONARY ; explaining the Rise, Progress, and present. State of the British Law, defining and interpreting the Terios or Words of Art, and aomprising copious intoimation on the subjects of Trade and Government. By Sir THOMAS EDLYNE TOMLINS. Of the Inner Tcinple, Izt‘ lister at 7.a. 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This Day was published, in i vol. Svo. Consisting of neatly 800 pages, in doWile columns, with fifteen Euccavinee, price One Guinea in hoards, ADICTIONARY of CIIEMISTRY on the Basis of Mr. Nicholson's, in which the Principl es of the Science are investigated , row, and its application to the Phenomena of Nature, Medicine, Iklineralogy, Agricul ture, and Manufactures derailed. • , Ity ANDREW CRE, M.D. London: Printed for Thonns and George Underwood ; J. High Icy and Son, Pleet-street ; rind Marshall, Sta tioners -court ; Tegg, Chcapside ;A. Black, Edinbuigh; and Gritlin arid ci o so , ow . Extract from the Philosophical Magazine, respecting Dr. Ure's Dictionary : " We hasten to give store Account of st Work calculated to excite great interest in the chemical. world. Its author has been long hmiwn as a brilliant and successful pnlilic teacher of the science, and peculiarly conversant its its useful application ; we halt no hesitation inn affirming, that it con tains greater power' of original re , " aTch than any body of chemical linowlet'ge which, apptarcd•linee the Elsn of Sir 11. Vail." -, , ~. ... , „i„,... .. .. .. , ._ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1821. PUBLICATIONS. This Day Was nnhlislied, in Bvo. price 12s in boards. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the SET TLING of EVIDENCE for TRIALS at NISI PRI V.S, and one the Preparing and Arranging the necessary Proofs By ISAAC ESPIN ASSE Of “r.ey-Inn, lisq. - Banister at Law. London Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law, Booksellers, 43, Fleet-street ;and John Cooke, Ortimiu:-qu4, Dublin. This Day was published, in 2 v o l s . B vo. p ri ce 1 1 . 6s in lids. ACOLLECTION. of the several POINTS of SESSIONS' LAW, alphabetically arranged" con tained in Burn and Williams on the 01licc•of Justice, lilac stone's Commentaries, .East;and Hawkins on Crown.Liw, Addinglon's Penal Statutes, and Cunt and Nolan on the Poor Laws; &signed to assist Magistrates to refer to these several Authorities; to supply the Clergy with profeSsional Information; and to enable Vestries to transact the Business of their respective - Parishes. The Statutes continued to , 57 Geo. HI, 1817, inclusive: By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, NI. A. Rector of Gus9age St. Michael ; Vicar of Great o,tschorne and of Ch . rittchurch ; and one .1 his Mi.jesty's 'Justices n the Peace for the County of anits. London : hitt. d Jpr J:ltwtterwurth and 48,. Oro ,t reel ; (Au ke and S U M, Port ugal-street ; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, This Day WAS published, in •two large volumes, r:yal Svo. - price 31. 3s. in boards., it TREATISE on CRIMES and MISDE- E.I.NORS BY WILLIAM OLDNALL IItSSELL. 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AFFAIRS of DRUILY-LANE THEATRE. A 'Meeting of . the NeW Renters, cr-rather the 5001. Shareholders in the late Theatre; as they are described, was held yesterday in the .Grand Saloon of this EstabliShthent, for the purpose of receiving the Report of theiTrustees to whom the management of their affairs had been - entrust ed, and also for the iiurpose of taking ,into con sideration other matters relating to their interests. The Chair was talcedat 1 o'clock, by Mr. FAI.LO FEILD who read -the following Report of the Trustees " It is with much concern that the Trustees commence the present Report with noticing= the, lamented death of their late co.:Trustee; Mr. Ifosier, .since the last Meeting. It is Untie cessarY to observe on the loSs the New Renters have sustained in .a Gentlemen who, to great knowledge of business, united a long and intimate acquaintance with the concerns of the Theatre, and an active zeal for its interests. It Will be for the New Renters to fill up the vacancy in the trust, if they shat deem it necessary or advisable, and your Trustees will readily obey the wishesof the New Renters to call a Meeting for that purpose. l'oar , Trustees have the gratificatiOn to state, that since the last Meeting the Act of Parliament for adjusting the debts and concerns of the Theatre has, after many difficulties and delays (occasioned by the various and conflicting interests of the nu merous parties affected by it), passed the Legislature. - lii its progress through the Houses it has been carefully watched by vow: TrusteeS, or, by their Solicitor ; and with a clue allowance for those unforeseen circumstances against whiCh no human prudence can guard, your Trustees are satisfied that no difficul ties will in future arise to the regular payment of your annuity, whiLst the Theatre is open.; a power of distress, as between landlord a nd t enan t, b eing g i ven by th e A c t t o he Trustees, should your ,annuity be at any time three months in arrear, after the commencement of the season 1823-4. " Your Tru.stees further. Report, that a provision is made in the lease of the Theatre, now . granted to Mr. Elliston, for pay . - ing to the New Renters, during the ensuing three years, their annuity for every night of p er f ormanc e b eyon d 200 ; and four Trustees have, in virtue thereof, received for six surplus nights of performance in the l as t s e ason th e sum o f 1121. 10 s . 4 Your Tnist?es have also, 'conformably to the arrangement with the General Committee, received the further sum of 3001. for 16 benefit and oratorio nights in the season 1818-19. 44 By the receipt of these. several sums, your Trustees are enabled, after defraying the different expences incurred by them for printing, advertising, law charges, and other incidental mat ters during the last five years, together amounting to the sum of 291. 6s. 6d. to pay to each Renter 11. per share, leaving the balancein the Banker's hand till it shall receive such addition as will afford a similar, if not a larger dividend. Your Trustees are also enabled to inform those New Renters who, in the year 1818, subscribed 11. per share towards defraying the expences cont e mpl a ted in defending the rights and claims of the New Renters, that the same is ready to be re turned to them. " It is also with much satisfaction that your Trustees also re poft that those new Renters who neglected to receive the an nuity due to them before 1315, will now receive 251. per cent. of the sum due, with interest thereon for the last year. " These several sums will be paid by Mr. Fallofeild; one of your Trustees, to the respective claimants, on producing their Debentures, at his house, in Albemarle-street, every morning between the hours of nine and ten. " Your Trustees, in conclusion, feel much satisfaction in stating that, in their opinion, the securities afforded to their property by the late Act of Parliament.—by the certificate now in preparation, and nearly ready, by the late arrangements be tween .the Creditors •of the Theatre, and th e different classes of Proprietors, in which the New Renters have again manifested a conduct the most-feeling and liberal, by sacrifices as great and important, as they appeared to your Trustees to be neces sary ; .and, lastly, by the entire alteration in leasing the Thea tre, instka4 of rvtaining it in the hands of a Committee, have been strengthened and improved ; and that at no period since the rebuilding of the Theatre, have the rights and interests of the New Renters been so clearly defined, or more satisfactorily provided for than at the present moment." The Report was received with very general applause ; at the conclusion of which the Worthy Chairman said, he did not think it necessary to detain the Meeting, as he had very little, in fact, or nothing more to say, than was embodied in the Re port; • - - Mr. CALCRAr T called the attention of the Meeting to the improved aspect of their affairs, and informed them of the pleasing fact of all the tradesmen's bills having been settted..= In conclusion, he observed, that the New Renters had, by the liberal manner in which they had come forward, secured one of the most flourishing concerns of its nature in the metropolis. Mr. CAnn suggested the waving; the-expense in appointing a third Trustee,in the room of the lafe Mr. Hosier. 'Mr. Rontars,. in answer, said, that the expense would, in fact, be nothing, as it could be done by indorsement on the back of the deed. Mr. CALCEAFT moved that the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Hosier should be forthwith filled up, and that a Meeting for - the above purpo s e be also forthwith held, or as soon as the rules and regulations would permit it to be done. • Mr. Ronms wished to avoid_ the calling of two Meetinrs, and suggested that the Meeting intended to be called for the purpose of filling up the vacancy, migdt at the same time be' called for, the purpose of exchanging the new for the old docu ment. Mr. FALLOFEILD objected to giving up the original deed. Mr. RoniNs said, the original deed would not be worth one farthing after a new undert a kin g h a d b een , en t ere d-i n t o , an d the only - difference that would arise would be, that his worthy Friend, Mr. Fallofeild, wished to keep the old deed as well as the new one. A MEMBER inquired, whether the new document would give the New Renters the same security as the original deed ? Mr. ROBINS said, that it would not only do that, but would in reality give them a:greater security. Some fUrther conversation took place as to the propriety of abolishing the original deed, in the 'course of which Mr. Fallo feild contended that it might be hereafter necessary to oroduce it, and Mr. Robins that it might open the, door to fraud. Mr. CALCRAFT moved a Vote of Thanks to the Trusters, particularly to Ir. Falofeild, the Chairman of the day,which was carried unanimously. A MEMBER proposed that the whole of the deeds should be deposited in a place of security- Mr. FopN ti concurred in the suggestion; and thought they would not possibly be more safe than in the iron box of the Theatre. Mr. F,I LI.OFEILD objected (as Trustee) to this arrangement, as the Theatre 'might be burnt down. Mr. Ronrxs said, if Mr. Fallofeild would acccmpany him clown stairs, he would see if the deed in quesion could not be found. Mr. turf:Tess had been gone some time in search of it, and if he was not LOST in the mox-noon, he (Mr. Robins) had no doubt he would shortly return with it. Ile then moved that circulars of the Resolutions, &c. come to this day, should be printed, and sent to each of the New Renters, which, with the former Resolution S, were carried unanimously., Mr. BURGEss, at the close of the last motion, returned and stated (in cousAttence of a Gentleman, we believe Mr. Dunn, who was absent on business) he could not at the moment get access to it, but expressed his readiness to undertake to pro dime it. Mr. FALLOPEILD said, he had endeavoured for the Lst.ten months to obtain the deed in question, but had as 'yet been unaHe to accomplish his object. Mr. Ram NS said, that this was the first time be had -heard of this circumstance, and he would take care that it should be produced. lied he_ been aware that such was the case, it should have been done before. Several of the Gentlanen present accompanied,. Mr. Robins, at his own reqUest. down stairs, i n order - to look rnr the deed in question, and the Meeting was dissolved, 'apparently highly si-1.- tisfied- with the state of their affairs. EXTRA ORDINA PASSAZ E.-February 1. The packet ship James Monroe, Captain Roc4ers, loft the'wharf at New York at eight a'ciock on the morning of Monday, 15th of January, and was in dock at Liverpool. before tin o'clock this morn. ing (Thursday),—(Liropool [TRICE SEVENPNCii. FOR, THE SUN: TWO P ENN Y POST-OFFICE itLt. 1 . !:.61To A:—Please . to inform Awircus," through the tnediUm of your columns, that the Revenue would be divainished n o t i ncrease d , should Newspapers be permitted, to pass free throug - K the Twopenny - Post-offite ; as may be proved from his assertion, made frem his 0U).11 : knowledge, of Papers being charged threepence instead of. one penny ; and if he had made in quiry of those who had thus suffered, as he sup poses; he might have learnt that the full postage had been levied, inconsequence of the party sending the ..Newspapkq: havinglendeavoured to ciefratil the Revenue by enclosing letters; writing,on the Paper", or some other species of information; which. rendered the Paper liable to'be charged as a let ter. if then an attempt is made to take ad van tage of the small charge at present levied plc Newspapers, how much more extensive would be the fraudS . , ‘ should thes e P apers b e allowed-G.; pass free of any postage ; for in an Office; as ex tensiVe as this is in its various operations, and one whOse expedition is a grand requisite, it is not always possible to discover every attempt at fraud, as above .described. As to the time at which Newspapers "free of postage" could leave London, AMICUS seems to understand but little for free or not Newspapers for the country place within the TWoPenny District could leave Lon-: don only as they do now, namely, three times a day. Should these hints be thought worth corn,' municating to the Public and Amicus,.you will much oblige your obedient Servant and Readers Feb. 13, 1621. DETECTOR.. . • FOR 'llll , ', SUN. STATUE OF THE LATE KING. - ----•--- Mr. EDITO R -A S u b scr i pt i on i s solicited for " Public Monument in honour of his late, Ma jesty, King George the Third," and this Monu ment is announced to " consist of a Statue, in a Car, drawn by four horses, accompanied o ‘ i'l figures of Fame and Victory." I wish to dircz the attention of the Public to this very singu:ar announcirment ; mot with a view of repressing sub scription, oropposing any laudable plan that may be suggested to honour so excellent a Man, and good a King, as his late Majesty was; but for the purpose of requiring from the Committee more explicit information than is given in their prospectus. First, has the design, now noticed, been mu , (Idled by any eminent artist ? and has it been maturely analysed and approved ? If so, .why not -name the artist, and also " the Committee qf Taste?" If the subject has not been thus ma tured, why trammel an artist with a specific corn , . pasitibn and why, indeed, introduce an Enghs!': Monarch in a Car, and why give to " airy nt. thing" the personifications of Fame and Victory! 1 should like also to know, how the four horses are to be placed ? But I cannot help conclud-- ing that the whole is to be a-la-Ro;nan, not a-ga : . English, or, acc or di ng to other pinaseology, clas sical, not vulgar. A Roman toga, with laurel crown will, of course, ornament the Statue. If these questions be answered satisfactorily, tha Committee shall have my warm support, but if 6* Committee persist in announcing the present plan, they may expect to hear from one who wishes to advocate a pure national style in otar Sculpture, and all 'other branches of the Fine Arts. Fri). 11, 1851. • N. N. YeEterday a Court of Directors was held at ,e East India House, when General Sir ALEXANDER. CAMPBELL, Bart. K.C.8.. was sworn in as Com-. mander-in-Chi e f of the Company's Forces on the Madras Establishment, and Member of Council at that , Presidency. The General afterwards dined with the Directors at the Albion'Tavern.. The following Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing for their respective destinations, viz.:—Captain G. War...STEAD, (lie neral HAnn is, and Captain A. LINDSAY, Kel lie Castle, for Madras and China.— Captain 11. Coi n s, Kent, and, Captain 11. SCOTT, CHARLES GRANT, for Lembay and China. RADICAL AsEcno r rE. -- MATHEWS, the cele brated Comedian, dining some weeks since in the town of near • London, determined to amuse himself and his friends at the expellee of the Radicals of the village,; accordingly a report was circulated that he intended to address the inhabitants on Parliamentary Reform from the window of the principal inn. Towards eveping, a crowd having collected, he appeared at the windOw and was received with loud Cheers.— Mathews commenced a violent gesticulation, only articulating at intervals, so as to be heard, the words " Parliamentary Reform—National Debt—the Queen—oppmssive taxation—Lord Castlereagh," &c. These words were 'greeted with loud huzzas by the mob, who, after remain ing some time, retired, expressing their admira tion at the eloquence of the patriot I.—"Provilzeial Paper.) JIATFIELD, the goldsmith, who fired at the late KING, while.at Covent Garden Theatre, in the year stiN conSned in Be s thkm Hospital. He • is in good health. _Lieut. DA vis,a Half-pay Officer, who fired at, and wounded, Lord PALMERSTONE, Secretary at War, about tw'o or thrco years ago; also an unfortunate man, who some years ago, • - in r. i•aroxysm of mental derangement, fired at Miss KELLY at Drury-lane Theatre, are 'still under confinement in Bethlem Irdspital. _A :young Lady has been• cornn',itted to York Cabtle, for refusing toanswer questions put to her by the Commissioners, in a Can of bankruptcy. _ W 1...., ' ,_ '.., Z..r -A-- 44 Q , :.t.. 0f3.4.u-rt Scf- , of relt !en , Y:fl so p .or LiO, !ow few wrr anti I en- ring now turn, or!:: Inch ee.4 Jr