The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-23 00:00:00

'~ " ~~ ~. -~ A Ct.-azrt of CoMrnon Council was yesterday held, " In rectiVe a . .Report trtno the Committee tiun to the Ansr , ver of hiS 11.,,yal Highness the Print:e 13,4Jtitnt to the Atsolution of tll is C.,Oft, dal 44,11 fay, tar 'presenting the Freedom of the City to l.is Ruyal Higiress." .The Lotto. MAYott acqnsinted the Court, that tiw,Dcputation from the (Ay had waited on his Wnlypi ilighnesi the Prince Regent and caused the ll;port of the Committee coutaiving t he Answer de. h,. .red by the Seci+'ary of State for thl Home De pal {lent (which already before: the public), to be lead, M . • QVIN then moved a Resolution to the fbl • lowini trect That altdiough his R4al High ness the 'Peace - Rigent had been advised to retuse the honour of the Freedom of the City, which had been so cordially and so unanimously voted in that Coat, yet, grateful forthe .eutiments he had express td respectii•g the City of London, as well as for the high satistaction which he bad stated their vote to af ford they were desirous of expressing their rtl nude, and of renewing their aSSUratlctil attack lin tit to7li, person." Atter a few tt•ords from Mr. S. Dixon, Mr. Waith►nin and Mr. Favell, the Resolution war ',greed to, as Wilk another Resolution moved by Mr. n for irimsiiiitiing a copy of the above to the Soi. , f, a r j 01 State for the Home Department. PARLIAMUNTARY REFORM. Mr. Quip presented a Petition, signed by Sir T. ortml, Ch airman of a Cothinittre tot the Yriirtiom Parnatiteittaty Baum,. and . With inv.y other ,among which were those of .Sir Burdett, ,Mr. Jones Burdett, 14° , 4 Coehrtme, Major Cittivklig:l,,and Alderman Wwd, Th Petition wits than re3d.... 'lt set forth.. that tlitt,Pcitit . ,otiers were Pricinte to Parllainent;iry form;. - that a Grrieral ...thug 'had . been called tor the 3tFof3int, w i , ieh, that uoiliing 'night. interfere . With grave discu.stott; was to be held in the . tore soon $ that .the taw ot. tors Cruildii3ii of the City of London, if it naiad be obtained for that diy, would have'a good etie4l on thepublic mind, and stamp the proceedings with dignity and impoinii.cit $ and that scosible 01 this, and that the obSei..t they , bad in view, while it st rent hened the power of the Crown, would ,promote the interests of tha people, the par. ties signing the Petition prayed fur the use of the ia Hall. • - I'Vlr. Quist, in a speech of some length, supported t h e po l , L o o „ Thera was no cause, he thought, tcr that alarm which had been felt at the idea, 01 the Halt being. aboct in be taken froin the Corporation, the . Petifiou only prayed : tor the use of it for one day, and that for a gar:arid purpose. The favour of the Court to.grant it could not be doubled, as the Use 01 it had before been wanted on various Oala• 1114 MM. It had been wooled for charitable porpOses, when the distmases of the toe Cr ctisles appeared to tall for public rokief., li. had here granted lor Lottery plirposes, and it had been granted to the Corrirtils ;Mutters et the Sleap.l'as. The 'subject of the ISiver. ing•Was one which, Le thought, tuti,t concetnevery one, and in which tire late address' to the - Regent proved that Court took uu small I;4a:treat. 'ilier e were but two ways in-whien-t Reform in papa. meat r could ever be 'obtaineth4 , -Ttie one was by . popular infinsuce, the other by the interest and, ex ertions of those vino. presided at, irhe head.of affairs. H e was a , triend to moderate Reform. He wished the COMlttlitiQt) tr,) such as it was established in fiEte. Tkere ere inadc his stancl,.aud 'luit:pig, this /Lee rune to if y what could be accomplished by pub lic opinion, ter concluded, moving, the ;Court to . comply Ail!) the Prayer of the petitioners. • Nit. FA tril"l. avC.o9tie'd th1e.9*(6)41..: 1 ,3 y granting the Petiiione:s the use of the that i Court ilia nor itself sosoppori, pavtictilat, opinions, and i intl.o.ser:cOold be al l let moiled: 'n b e n the clic ‘ya, to he open b.) ali t 'that etror might be corr.rtler4.l, and sedition immediately repressed. S. pp.tus htrttngiy tbe tuptiuu.., He tht.lll N,v hat kid lie t4l. N]iid a former Oceasioti of t lie (..;oeri b e ing' tdken by surprise, and adverted to a Resolution which b..id been ,passed,: e th c t lir i n g i t to expedient that all tnattersu its be brottinibetore them should. he inserted in the ltununUnt„ ea tat ytas pratliesble."—(Hare the: Spear was ii . ::t i er'rupted by - a litugh, and cries of as fitr cis 'praciioible,")...4t lit the present in-; atanc•l it had.not been practicable to insert in the stuuturmirtliti motion on which they were then call-, ell upon to decide; he wished to know how it It4o-: peter that so many Ge n tlemen, whose sentiniews were ithown to . be in favour of the preposition, had - received notice of the huffiness/ It 'vitas to the flees so 4ivdt) that they' owed sr, full an snendinti.: He . tliotti;fit there was some unfairness' in sit this. At would, in his op pion, lair, that the Petition ihopld be rea'd, and antither Meeting trilled by the Lord to decide on its mrrits. In the yeti lion, the Petitioners had fOrgot to state the gtiey. : of Willie!) they complained. He had. t ; .,41 that the applicants were men of great lauded 'property i but he'!.vould obtferve t hat those proceed ings which.led to I he'French Res hint i(111 ttinen tit aigre.in lauded property. ..l . hose belies 44; rneaui well, like many of tltt pr;:sitot .- . Advocateff Sot a ,feline in tttis country, It'slieuld,:iitiic!s - cff, be 'recollected, that those wh thus g fvirdedit , and - respe:;tV4ility to tacit proc'eed.l strutting their little firri.,•.r upon ilia !bigot '&!elilar'by the lievolutonfiAs, ;fs lead bet n the case in :Ft ance. I. distut binces *MO vaulted the death of 'CLAt.les had a sittiil:4 begintriol . „4. The ItttOrni‘to rat tflbse - days rid' u t noire of all but the - PXritiptirt. What did I it,..-tormos do t44l'? 1 40 c 4 *4 4 4 to r t ir ;f tott 1:1 the ;vlt•trilits tad liad fatieti . Off4et their ei,",itieaauraa, arise mity retartiediliblie'whOWtinld vote just as 'they pleased to duct. Shell acentir tgll follow ' the proceedings now reaonitneuttled by . the advocates for Ir. Return - I:, or such es the trnch Rerolution - 4act intnitibed ; and 'a itObbl!. pie,ic and a Motet aright be 'teen in this .odtii .Hie w as avirse to the pitipolitfo , l, and was not (Woe ought 'by suc h str u ts 1 ,0 ;1 6 Is ; as were urgrihr It the use of th* Bon" %vete grzoted lot ti e ad of jape, 641' would not end with 04'34 of ion!, MT, Jacu B. said he had teen several Merethers of ihittepit who were wit at , a:I a.ware of b this du *, nrofven I-Ur4b()S: Y rnted by kJ CRAW) H Rid ot,No. Mattlitt.cati ti e Ilow.ttteri ;v t I'cblitibed by WILLIAM ARMIGEI2, Sott‘b Molter , sitt°t ' isd• lit the s`e.l-ofViet, No. 112 a Strmad, where ildwoispneni t , or t h rr for the Paw, Lgttsrs for the Editor arc. (poll-Paid), must b 2 add!'" kiii7ii - iiTidircoi foci ? lls. '', WaiNri Ir i :it d io ; - - - tiotlerate Reform, but he svasnvcrw, to grmiCtit; (li - 0 - se of their Hall On such an occacion. The cats: m in inch 1. they had gfauted it on torini4 / occas' ioni, iti. '-con. i itetided were not at all iii voila. it ILey vwte th accede tO the wis!ies 01 Inc Prtitiiincrit in this in `stance, how did they know inu a s;iniPir applii'ai ion irright shortly be made b . --..u. NI I M ; ,HellX ;or bottle of his friends ? • Mt. WHITE had no objeOion .to hirer ilia WWI by GOlftlailan ell (lie sollject of Rei011) ; bur 1:o. had no . right to suppose to that any Gi•iiiiein.m li i ,i l , 11. °old countehancesuch an APettcat ton hum Mtliiick , N. the black. ' ' ' Mr. JACKS denied leaving said any 'Geo lkrrirtn in that Court would such a reuse. had Merely said, that if the Pol'atoir wi:to accede-t 1 it might serve as i precedent . for such' an 'applica tion. He ohjeoled to the teotis'Sti on th.,.ec groorsds: In the first place, he .thought it had urought Id:ward sun eptitioesly, Mkt in an man.: tier, In the next .. place, be objecled to the principle on which it was And, thirdly to tee precedent it would furisish. , • ' Mr. Gairryttts spoke in. favour of Pal liatuentnry. iletorm, exhorted them to eettinit tip for their rights. and,concluded, • drsirteg them to beat in miiittdlte word~ of a 'lonian Orator : ". Remember, oh itly.tnends,.the ri A itts, lovs, . 'l . tae*vocrutts plan a I'G . AVI" (161VCICk.i t,ill runt turetatiteis,• , "ue. Mr. .Aldernsan Buten opposed the motioli.. The. cases which had been allude:it-to were or a very dit-, ferent desci iptien, and.he rernemb4sed a Petititln of a similar natute being , rejeeted in 1761. • Mr. Alderman Wool) spoke its lavuer of the Pe-_, ; and caused a, part cif the J-urnals to be read, Irvin winch it appeared, that the Court had, its Oat, granted the use of their own Cliiiivh_cr On a similar application horn the friends of I)..elianseutery . Reform' . • , Aar. 414crinan tiucu.obseryed, it had been sub. segnenty .rescioded. , • , Mr. Alderman. NV oont , said that •was-of no conse quence ; the sole tiny were - now• called upon. to . give, they might resciod, if ti.ey pieased, the 4th of June. [The Journals-44 re lit.re setared Re, fromwhich it appeared the order n id been rescind ed.] He then hroceeded io,speak in favour of the motion, which he defended at 'some length, aCd hoPed the Court would accede to the grant. ,In answer to when had been said attic business having been brought on without nonce, he ob , ette , l, I;te tnemrirtal could not be' put in the summons, but lee had ens:cis-cured to Make it " 'Srzt+C*tt said he had no ninite ref it, though he knew notices had been receivcdby other.. Those who sepported the Petition had been afraid of meet ing the question fairly, and hadJlierefore only suiii moved their own fr'ends. He concluded by may. itsg, " ihat the Petition - be referred to theConunit tee of General Purposes." Mr. Wrt Bair . was. in- favour of the motion. Sir W. CURTIS wished to know who would be *nose erahle for the 'peace being kept on the day of tee Meeting? Ho maintained that Parliament spoke the sense of the people, complaitied of ihe manlier' in which the subject had been brought , for ward, and moved that the consideration of the Pe tition iitiOtild be adjourned to that day setunight. Mr. S. DI XoN week' agree to this meal ion; and'it might then, be tosh,wed up by a call for .snot ter Court on the•sobjeti. .MT;Waltioraw thonglit, as the Court was nu merously atleeded , there was no occasion, for post poning the business.. He strongly argued. in-favour, of the grant; and contended here was 'nig:as/J:11y; for a reform, as it was not "to be supposed tinge, could gb on long 'NVirli.stagretented b et he ntrand eon-, tinually increasing taleation. Mr, .S. Distort did 'rot 'doubt 01,.,t the .preacritl world hist long'afeer leitiitrelf and elf' - S - PiiiiftArl *ere no inure. -For p:itt w 61,1,1 hear 111-,; ills we litiVe . ,• titan fly tti Others wa khi) not of." If the niotion were 'carried that day, it would he thought tif . doens that it lead been tat prop6rly ekirrred,' Fearfeig [bat 'thiedar or the people, inflarrie'd by the Intraiiirati they heard, I.Nnlid het and do witch nii:tchief , tie stron g ly precated the idea ofoft o.ing tease 'Hall. Mr. fiscitS . , in .e%planafiott, denied certain ex pscosions whielthad beep - tniputed to him, and de sired to . he informed wen corruption had been less to be complained of in the management of the affair* of the cationi . Sir C. :Pete* strengly-oppnaed the motion, and hoped the Lord Mayor would ntst be placed in that situation in which be must litaeel it it. should be car ried. He thought it•weuld tufsery impropet to lend the Hall for such a &Tete, as'svhisti a multitude were so assembled, it was impossible rio.iseve any eontroul over them. • . I, Sir). Straw. thought it would not belegal for the Mayor so to lei it out. , their inten tions welt: good or bad, wise qr unw hey tiutaght he 140 i not competent to cemply.with awn - wishes ; anti that granting the petttion„ lie would take a heavy responsibility upon himself, r.k tire coete querices of such a step might epdan4ei tte chattered rights of the City, , Mr. Warrezeaet ,made some warm remarks on vt hat. had fallen, front the last SPeakr ; and after a few words from Mi. Olitliths, Mr. blade,: end Mr. Hoggarr, in favour of the usenet), the qtiestion was put orethe amendment. The show o f h an d s , 4., •pearki against' it, A : diVislon' was then called tor ) when the numbers were- - - - • • Vor the Atuentinient •• 45 Againstli J' - tiro The original - motion' 'is then agreed Ships ai'Ntirket. Newcastle Sunder:4cm qt:inctcr# . • COAL MARKET, MAY 2Z. 'Ships sold. Nice. . . 3g . 45%. 6d. to 554 t. 3d. ji . 434, wt. to 4t114. 444 • ki4s- pd. to ad. 'STOCKS- India Stock,' I ntn.l Bonds, 2iS. - 20S. Or. Old Anh. 64 I • Vxcheq. Vil Is. ilk. 3s. pr. °annum,. 4.1 3 pr. imperial 3 per Cent. 62 A 1 h Coos. for Opening . , 41 PRICE U Y 24t 2.4° tVxvv g: per cent g 7 I 97 4 nil' Cent. So percent, Red. 64 6 3i 3 Per Cont. Cons. o 5 6411 Mink L. Ann. 17 lb Si.uths 17 tffritt til fel 1%, G'S ItIAY 21. 'WOr . • lA'S belng Speonl P t iper (h 4 ", . 111:1t; ot t tit GAIN Was piincivaily gtcrlp d ill liiarnig Speci.ll Arwinit.nts.. .-,e;st!!tn,, as, to.have pro(;ueed r.evelal CoUlti M36'14 (Itrarrl74' and dissensions atinrit; the solJieis of Oil' 'lllers;nt- coy's, • and 'even desoni ,ns fur {eft of , 1,1-toi..4iineio; ott'dittrovery of this food) of duty , Mr. I.IOT •and, Mr. SToscv.s iddltssai 11,0 ir t . on the p3rt of 1112 defend:nits, in iiptiqo of pit. tittihturnt. - • Mr . ArrowNEV-GetsurAt, enlatgetf Go' tht '''''', .garons tendency o f this otlcriee,: The Prt-oet I i" - ' sontlo, pio fi netrl ,ill thi, country Ware amply ~tll4,Yai vitb eery 'neceisarY. Besides this, they yore lowe ilie. privilege of ettivioying- tileftOcices b!;':, their, ,ow n. einolUMeot, and %vete even ooLdedeoft,„ Jacility by advance of money, tt:c• iii etterY * l4 _,lit or kat or Ildtlitry, the rivinutscione ii 0 41 ' 6 tra v. , alone excepted: And tiiis proFerly i .. ) f' 4 ' `hi' beiHg o branch in which the taw articluoaattiii' ed almost to noining.., and avy vcill'il ‘4O 1;v la , tha work inamiliip, 1115 y being suppt,:ted by bilt l; '". vienirrlot, must have heel ] trlabied ittemly to 10' : uersell the rnatittfatierers of this country tehill'4 11° . such dependence, anti thus v iii edao ;hot to. wisely, and in the result top ut a il stop to ati ti present flourishing and itnprOvitn; hooch ef tft ir z,PI 414.,116/(l"riS. OLE the evils iiltely. to teiult toot c d t i ‘. l ''' l ' ici t i)t e: r.% 4 °' 's.:°ret:,,iitcvidi:l:Bl;e:lifilli.i'et:ite°l,nudit?l:ll.ll(koc.gi):),t'ulai3eatillis:e),l47ll7.:*4;st's,rl.l.j:llptie.:)•l‘t::hir(r)l°a.l nivfisig'll°lrtl°:aonudtil:bl,'?itlf°ll,ll:::;ittrlit:alelitsP'tl:':::gi,,l°l,;::, leader in the° buiinc.s, rind Jatll69, 1110q1)11 11 , otherwise less . atiive, having been food gatilPF. .Jr. in:Ake GRI2“; dechire4 lb; 01 , '"c e. 'i f °. court 10 be, that Williaiti Lnnti he itoptl.o4!!ti the tviritnon gaol of Huntingdon (er tWebk• c.r,1:1; rxlontim; .that Jail' Lunn and'Joha li,tio, 1-',,s, itrwrisoned in the same gin! for Os clionitoincii,,, ; and t hut James Lunn :be irtiprisnae,..l io. tb.e,,,,01; gaol for the spice Of ihree cafentlar filll)%ond each of the two inforosotionsou which l' c w ' l " guilty. , :,,,.. • • THE KriG V, WO, 11.0.fte,, , 0 , 1,( The . T defendant in this ease was hfour_,l:llo. judgment; for puhlishing a libel ni 3 ar o 0 ,,,i ~ ti:Tioty ltindi. in which it was 40 : tif'''l, fl;i0014 ' pails, that all power having, entat'al'iot iiii, people, it was in their power to•repsubliilliol.,iiii, sure, and that the present was aPtol`sc I° sliming it. • oho 51",,15i.,, A TTortNri-OcNanA t. iv, -- - a d til . hbeett :that hit s hould be able to binz; y..,lpi' i principal in this Offence, Ci)tiseitted to the t, e o -, i),, , ,4 . being allowed to remain ofliberty,oii 11' 14 t ) , • oilante: - i .. i ' r .....—...."*""........i................." 1 ior Op : ~,, Pit A1)1.111., ACCIDeNT, ...... YeitClOY r i • 14• Ottii.. ilia- i;aSt 11 Vii OVOCii, ai til':),t4l:;il.lol,l:4ll'4,i!' I Cilltti ii' (6 t'lli! 'latish '. Si: C'l . . kt:iengtEitgthetni.),ron acts, int'itlievicl;tve:ysollllliS,l%.lll,); ,I,APY .t.,YFre sudt.!enly,alartued at a treiwt)'„7oo,,!tie ,aa,114,..,1(1 a few lIIIIVIL,S di.,ooVCled.lll,ll. i r 11,1., ffrvii 6M"g*to' Mi.: fllst Ugs,"ji he sii',9'.ot,',n'.,:isot,'"' 1 s4wirnCe:ca:l'4'"fll3:m:Pie!;.ne'rite‘ii:gcatella'rirSiliin:e':::e'r''t:f°r"lel.l):6‘ll:Viedil'ili'i:inilitiwig'ulil;'ll:l'sb.‘ti:ritt',:i)di;"::::;l:::il44l"oll:l:4o4:e:ilif:.4l'l4:: ...hurt ,time about - five fintideed Pt'lti'!,,lt.tiiiii.°‘;r: 11),e spat, tnanyd of whom set ab 9tli ut4i,_.1k,J,,,, fortunate litif*ilie frail' (heir peiitpusliz!o: 01.7, old man with' tin ifilattrin his iirtog).7iel,i,lic first shockiiig-tpe6talle :liar llM*ttl'tiii, a eol' infant hat/1%4W bronght Id Ole Soo'. a , iiov' 4 before, tcittSte *caned, The h0,"ie)1,:1.i,0i.. 110 41011 eiativeyoti-k, 0 r oblic.hotremor ' ,0 „, t)tit I rtic'st burilict,gioaos werct heard' 41 ciio 1 or 0 , g it , itry:4sll ore ..4 same timber st9l)Plie ore f',, the bodies toad not be got at for 11,:',.,.., ";i. A youoginan Unfortunately receiveu:',:tivoile ah w ijo e s re gk t tivi a t k iiii e h ri linf t o‘ o lu t i l t i ° e itil ; felieraa P riedltill'iath:durateptliedilkifilll;kl:nr'S:!st3iciti; and VIM broken. An old svv"tll4,l:l, heilisoiai gooa, who lodged ' in . the, secollorPoito s o f the , 1:0 prized of her danger, threw ,hers, ~ 0 to . , I bait o' l ' k ir, 0 0 dote, by which site %vas tiP 41)1JC.,, ov__, p; ,11, to the hospital without hope of reco._.9,,acet:',,A 511r5.1-:lasiings, who kept the WI 7,07 e bo os it) P e 'i some sligiit bruises, AS tilL: irt)14,°,,,,;40,gdh,ni1l firSt, anti their -bed;tooin belog, v° ll ,„ 01; 0 $ had just time enough to get Ov:));iterdi). jo al . ';'er . 'were employed thew hole of Y',...H, 100 I the o.li-ns, aS it was aseerhito .0 sini viiere'rnigsing. ~f; --------------- ' tt , E ' On 11.1ondaY,----s**'—.-----in Baleer.strei4elt,litVe_l;l °tg:'l4('l' J il lg° !Kl. of liellaruppr, StattbrPhirei ~,.!`, ,:,, 04 , tin Tuesday last,. the Littly 0 1 (.), u ' l ' ~,y,o4 s Daughter. i leis i i flo tgor Ye,terciay, Jr boos' .11 14.011414 r 1)':# the lesdy Of Yesterday,, 1.11114, EM;', 111 ' ' ...,'' a. bon (14t)lehl.i4) _—_-----'--- op r ---_ re ' Miggil / t a t' riover-93 : o:,i ~..Qafistiadayr; at st . CeorAe 5, '-!,00.0,vi ,*)-:01 ir, Irapisthever-square, to ;Itlliu L , ~, rtio, tip; ~1 4.,,,,101 '") n Ttieicray I Sti'at illetCl,la,il°Y'ii; toiloltl::tp.,. . ta ßro id o mu g 84 , iiVcicaormlot4l,lo!:llll.6lo4eittic, il:,,isii,elii,ol .1,,,,`..111.!,,,,,1t.5,:;':`1/.,/10,.voli'l: ilgu la M..triat, 004 Jaughtcr di " ''''': ~,..10 of rtilli.itii, Noi toll:. • ' row ell, f ciio7ol.-4,1 si b ' * wi'wettncsdayi the Rev. T. ';' 0,0 9011$0;041 4,2 040, Oxfor, toi sstalt I.ottiO, wool!, ov., 4,,i,„0 “c v • N. cottun, ge4h7f of 'Clu;rll,t),)o';;At 114 -7,olliVilul 1)11 the 2ad inst at 15l4fIrtort,t'AaAli,„:ie, i$ 1i 'l4ericlet ftdcliir fII r •ficisi,l) eimri ts) ' l ' l 0 0 01. , , e, oot 1044. in -the.Cpunty iit Istelott ;.., ~, t ' Is ingot). ..„ ..,...„...........r."<ll ; 4,1 ___.4,... -:-.. ... .., . jot ~t 4,1 • 4 • idas,/- ,i 04,04 ' 11 ,0 r o;the iil • •• ' irli Yeor' ' liclini, i itOt. in 105 ,,po, 01.ingetiel,16, ill Or Cottnl l, . O4O 1111 r, Pittile:4lh36ielL:'. Irt 4)4411i1Le:1-$111):, .1;t1110Pr.s:::11: - - . , 1N,... ~,, , t a. .or clau-htar I ' t- 0 tiio iait:1010.) MP : * , tt.,V-1 ' ' i 0 Ott iiriitay 1 ast,4 a r Sice..o 00::1,, i: ~,,,,,, !lisii.i t o: ageo 7 i, • ‘ t,', . . ~,,,, trot, : ~., I' lic same t 1 iv . , , ;„,t ‘(.1.)1 PO.' t ,apt,,O, ' fr ,0 0 0 weils to 11.1awilit V,,loilt;ila 014.. oi .giloilenst azottlitlly,tlo2,l::l4,ll;7litioris, tgo, litl:,,J;te ::: ' et I' ton. . .•• 0 'cat '' ' l' -' 4410 1, ./k 00 Snaday Ittartilig. Allot, /- . O,Ol ,), .41(41neri Eskit ot Sircoti.oll, . the C4/upivii'9' tid or C/01 ~,n)ro' 00,. ' iSirx; Heriet, secilitti daohhicr „reet, firtrifr top 140',,,,,,,i' o n Ille . 1041 MO 4 At 1 i ,ilLti4l r ef A , lit') ', l ', On Pii011(141 iv ilViottuttier4s, i._ we 0 1 110 , Oth year, I..atlypsy, re the or rPcie:oo ~4,.. , „. , i. ,, yeArs AtlVocAte OCllellli ill InC„ ' it , ,#, il:. 04; iit:ltgal. . lifi4o tflit'i'slele POilSe r l, °lt 14011 00 rt e tamp at his i wiiiiiior , o , 110 lit the oh ye•Ai of his eig•.,,tii 0010, fOrinerly br oic soretay of b' partthent. . l'Og INSU4ANCE buT , IPANY V. XARSER. plartitiffit and defendant, lit ippe , itcd, both roployed the lajitse'iit Pevraynei 'gild Co. trs their lianktrc The plitintiffs' ha t-d4poratted in Ihe hands crl De% aynes frod-Co.. in their etipadly of Bankers. to i.e Company, India Bands to a considerable amount, to remain there in rats; Custody The defendant had aiist, employed Deitrynes and 'CO: to purchase 'lndia Bonds for line,, which , they artordi i rtgly , diet-to the otunber of sevetneen. Previous to the delenelsit's leivirt'rowni he 'called at ; the- lioeseroLDestyrits, 'S and received a ,mite, of the, numbert: v claws, and. amounts of the Boric's whisql had tp...:11 p.ttcha eel on ids account'; andfiltteiiditik to take 11);'!u with' him, gave a receipt tor Chtitskile?-bor.•oninteri have delivered up tahim. Devaynes and Co. l ''inD'ostritr 6 . l 3Y Inc ,449 1. 10 01 ) thqtr:Ow..ll-1 4 .0inP 4 ; coin cried the Bondy; which they, beld,,.belonglng to the deftnidant, into cash ; and` he halting Written to tbenvfrorliAlettountry; desiring - that 'they would cut -hi! ;Bondi 10 .1..' 4 4b. ;Ind trammit them 19 him by the Prltit rr t , -eo different parceis, and on ditierent days, they thouht proper to send-hitu fi e sit the Bonds- belongino. 'to .ibe pllintiffit, - which had been .deP4sited with '3 l hAti » only for sate cuitody„ of diffe rent dates, ounibm's, and sums, !row loose widen they had prochirsed tot., the 'cl:tendont bat these variatiAls they chose. to account for ,by informing the defendant, .in - a lettrr -ricleompanying the Bonds, that theyAlail - es.chariged the deletidont's Bonds for ethers of a 1 rger amount, in order to sU4C postage. The plaintiffs hiving brotight !liQir acttort of Tt'over, fig u•ct purpese pl ie:2l)Verins pOSteololl 01 these Boodi from tlieDefetidlort, the , gave a veftlitt for these plaintilfir, sobject . to a case for the cousideralion of the Coutt. Mr. "FADDY now rogered the case on the part of the 0141%41'4. Iletrianttatneel it to be a general rule 01 law, I ,, at the wroogtol,elisposition 0f,4 ire.„propert y of another 'does not divest the reit bunter - of his right. There was another doctrine equally to be at , ten.h-ei to In the rra:lster of propeity pot clearly ne , ;• „ , gochrbt..—B , repor caveat. In tne case a.tirtiney or easii, or of ne 6 ocioble securities, he admitted the propt rt ). might p:lss from' the rightful owner, even though erioo holdiug,t hem, and from whom the right was'. d:2, , rivA; had na•litle to them in his person. Money or coil! 'might pass, b. cause trtey were not distinguishable, and could not be todowed ; East India 13oirds, howevr, could' Le eligthiLnialted, acrd iheretore the person Wino; the pro f !ery• in them etas entitled . lb lollbw'olierti. A tregociable semi ity too nj,ight pars;' but he'stibmitt jel 'tin India Bond was not so esteemed by the'Ll'l6 l .4 -. Mitchitoia. The East_ India Company was' no 'dirh'ibt a parry of great wealth iiirportaaWe', and their B antis must be so'pposed to' have a proportiona bly greater d,..glee of cleuit attrctru rvr them. Birt.still this 'could not alter the nature of the hi= ostrument, which Ika4''a - melled • conir4U; and on which adinn' could be maintained , only :by 4 the obligee. Lord ELLEblanitt'vtiGil put it' solar. Best, Who was on the orOer side, to say, if 'any .S.e.t tit no-Art had been* pissed, authorising the East India Company to frame their Bondi drfierently from those of other personir or companies ; .or to tiour them differeotly; . or'in'stich a way as to givii ihkit attlrt fetent efreCt from the Bondti'of' dther'ilrlii4ic4uara 4 Orr oh tithe} cottOtries?' - • 1 said; n tliere was an inthrn irseent • these Bonds, not persons generally; - but "by,, "lair. sib`tilry, th6' Velour er to the' East lu tie COrn-j - parry. laird ,klei Eteraoitdirart - said, there was no`rielt! i 'linder*the Act to introduce the words'" by ind&rse ‘tnent," might not his Lordship. be entitled tb in-, dorse his Bond as well as the India Company, therent 'to give. it A greater currency? There was, in 'nth a' case, nothing'btit'a ratter of honagi between the patties.' ' Mr. Justice LP BLANC said, it was clear that on' such a BrlnidnoLactinn 'coeld' lie against the East India Company, but by Mr. Sibbley, their own Treasurer. Mr. Justice Gunit:“ The Bondi heie were dd.- posited Duly fOrsafe cumody." : . Mr. Justice BsturY.--:" Aretqao not con vincod, Mr. Best, by the grata fides of your own agent i'! , ... ~. Mr: Beal.. sribmittod,Altai this Wifaid . go entirely to,pretarin.i.litirate , nf ludl9 Honds.;o , -1 Mr. Jnvice BAILEY Said, no; if the solo was made in murket ouverta, no stain woUlci lir. 621(1,44,..Eziac01ut,1QH.-" Do`you trot cleriVoyour tills'., 11010 an nite‘tod source ? 'Your ov, cigent.gtves you a tainted Otie, and you catinot blind in.o, better uituation Wan hewoulti Itaye done. Plosoositto cir- Culll.trinCtA.Mpl take (Lein title with 41141.6 0 641311• 1 41 taCIW4.1,P 1 4! '.' - 4pdgulent for, Plaintirfo, . 1114 V..W,1410 LUNN AND ATiiititl, ATT014)1111Y Glif4gßAL moved for , the merit of the Cutirt.on:Williain:Lunn,..Joho Ltinn, jun. andiJamealLunri, it appeared- that the tour (fetendAitta , had been colivitged, on rifilactinnation tried before MI. Juiti . 4.e :Grose at thelast afiSsizei for tilt County el , Elantingdon, of e conspiracy to endenyour 'and Induce the , Non-cornmis. stoned Officers and Privates of the Garriinn serving Normaugross, one Of the.Pepois for french Ki t sorters, to pqrntit straw to he introduced into the said citOisop or Dept, to be made WO, also into platted strro.v bats, hoxes.‘„ 'tkc, by ii,ti French nrjsotters confined there, oonfroy.to.an press order of, the commander in Chia, and , t° ,ll ' 4 .great initirt.cf nut, own poor manutseurers iq that line. 11 ' 1 wtto tire Jplin Loon .and .ins three s ,, ns, „had .:cried on this,trade.to, a, great ex; tvit,`t.o rs 4Pduce over by their; bribes a great nanny of 9 1 1 9titt-gorninissiotte,d otheertanti Prio,t,e l of thediffiaent cOlfpf serving. at Nortgag CNN. ' 4 '" o eetroqp rate of pilowante, torAaking. the,stravir w" . 4 i9cs4ogirig frsr, ey,ety .dogen of bandies. ; _add 'the, Saint" tor. Witigittgjtir,out who) played , T . l l # f,p traffic wpc,riio to . %ocli an extent-, that the tiefendatifs had been (riown to give' the soldiers~ on one night and even Ai. . Gen. Williams* the,Ad. ,F~ ;;;' s i A: ~~~~!' , „Al ,