The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-08 00:00:00

T 11 If P c 4 CGUI(T (..;F.K..ING'S,LIENCII, Nov. 7. At the .or, `Rig of th,!Cottrt, Loyd ELLI, , :NI3OIIOUGIT patent, „;;11:',41"he. desired to be enrolled, op ;rig S' tl,, tilt! Elm). Erw Atto Lkw, arid. • :p MAtiIiMANI, 1 1 :01,_ to. the Office of Chief • of the Coor . t., onlingly took tint akt ttior ea;' at the tal)te (,1 Coe. Court, Lord ..EL4F.NuortouGti ,covering (Itch heads with th c3ps of office., rx:r .,.. RAPER .BIitCKBECK•. The ATTORNEY GaLaRAL inoved for a rule to hew cause why there should not be a hesk trial in this case. It was an attion brought at the sittings sittet toe last 'l',4rni, by the indorsers .egainst , the last indorsers Of a bui tlt, L xcharge. The tart waS, that - : 4-11e bill had beet) Accepted, payeblein case cat need, 4lt Mess..s. 'Bolcleto's,- . who had paid . the bill for the plaiiititf's honour, and had, by mistake, cancelled the acceptance,. noting the cancellation to that etfetl. This was proved at the trial, and therplain tiff 'had a verdict ; but all the intermediate todets er4 revised to pay the hill to the ,•defendant, .-on ac count of this cant:ellohm upon the face of the bill ; and the Attorney General subroittod, that the de fendant ought not by the Act of the plaintiff, to be burthetted with any doubt in his claim upon the in clonwri. of the bill hint, anckvith the necessity of :proving all this history in an action at . law,' before ,he can ,recover his tight. The defendant' mast •be placed in the situation of a comrnon.ine.otser. = Pro videit nit other verso is but the Parties to the cancel latiOn were affected by it, it would be nothing but • the tt-)tschirf. would be extreme, it .the cancellation, - Which was theact of . theplaintin's banker; were not, lo Gis case lt*l(thinding upon him. , Suppose the VitileWS were to die,'and it Could' not be ltro'to rout the cancellation was a "inktalte. The defend s ant onlytuade the objection to theplaio,6l.:, 'which the previouf indorsers made to him. Lind Et.t.e IstiottOUGH granted a rule .to Shew cause on acclowit oltbe itoortanee of etn:;ry‘thing, which relay dto the la%v bib of exchange ; but it Was - tale whicti was tiot lik , ly to be made absolute. Sup pose:the cancellation iiad 'been ni:ide'by a blot * , or by-a burrnitg - of piirt of the hill, so that it would have 'been 'essential.' to produce• ovhlenee as in the Act idental nature of the dr , itinstarice" It''repelled • all one's feelings to, ssy that this conlanot be ex= ~ ..plaited away and set right hy evidence ; and it w 39 nrich to'say that an Innocent party should sUffet by any such arcident. ISRAEL L. BENJAMIN*. • :I‘4 . r.G AitßO W • olove,f for a rule _ to shay/ ciusa 'why' the noo:olt wii(cti had been enterectin : this . case ,shonld net .he set aside, and a verditt entered , fOr article at,. Sitting*. tor ki bill . 0 .exchange at two months v+ith idl,lgal intatest,3 and „Mr.: GarroWs pnty,oo:o(.).n. arose. upon the siamp Act ; tor as, when the. bill became , pyable . , kgal intere§t . ,: it would• be a bill (or 601 Bs, 4d, and not on for 561., it 61404.4) have, been on a ..as. stainp, and not on a is,od, %tamp as it was. • • ~ ' • L rd EeLENBACCIUGII said, that the ohjeflion Would, hove bet . :U.strong, were :not '6rarrovti tusned round by plying twenty pounds into:Contt • tit, ,, n the tic'cl,lration generally; whieb'atnouttted . t6 aJr»j•skiln that the stamp .was : Ihetetorre, . • • .• , eddit questio. • ~..~, . • „ . igklyULl. V. , . Mr. Ilicti,stt,DioN tno.ed tor a rulttto e caus . khtt,vo l .l l o for ' Me. C 31,0 hitottild r to t bt s, t 0 01 1 mid FF it!. ! oittit t.:Otert:d. I t v.lis an ;Volley, of Afitt.4oo:(-,.., ttt witieh Lord 4111 5 !nbtonglt rearrvo4 ; ibe, pt;i,it It he had lii sOt..s-40,0t cas6s tieteritii ! 0.1 le 1:L“.,0r of, vie. q ) (it vi:?!.71!1 : %Nitta cptiLleintwd I i co - rvitig t being IV) I+ , 4:tut..;, etfvot in pOlO. thtw itoci.i.cct by the of &col o..L•tvey, Guri1111:)11 Pit'.);;; k - linllVyet v.. I..!4.iittogt,ot, iu , the Leitch, ato d:t) 4 ;Igo. In the catte, befor4 the (;;,,.olt, Lord 4,110.nn0t-.0,2;1.1 . tit it he bad ,t 1 point, but in Ille effSes "t. 4" (4o11)t-,p , Llt.:133111iliaa011 NV IF, qt,Q4131)9tt.,, , , p , ' ATTORNIrt-GBNtillAl, Wi10,1,043. it) fb.at case, ' Akio), ktotettoiti , ..tLino..oot. to batuiderstood accp,,i,t t i 1, 0 , 01) a l e „att.. of lti i cllcni„.y.tbou would altoilk , rroit ,, tt mot let 3 tICVV trial upon ily...t,sub to.tinew cluse granted.. • % Ttitt KING V. BeiteUati O 1 P1.."5".1161JTH. Me. Iloi.itoyn mentioned to the' 'Court, that the case to which 'he alJuded yesterday, as in fitrang,;.l,, wmt in 2 Lord inyrnr4td, 1 . 354, Tutton, Earl.' it. N6vitison,'Mayorot Applet)y, in Westrnorland, itr at tioh Ittit eh:ll4s on i'mciiida. vms - to si.tear • the plaintiff to the office of Alderman 0 t h a t b ci i tm gh, it tkr;i3 obje6ted tor t.he detendatrt, ; i t t; 11 )! ,, p4ontni o ,,ght to prtave that he had rucou. Gil 11“..! swroloyol a year bt...totci his election ; ht tit the 1:3 Car. L c. ( l. 1. expr..ss, at tiv1:1 1 :.11. t itt elet,tion is void. To. tins it gtititv,r . t.ti tor the pwotitr, that,fitst, at tlte ti.„1115 ut th- ekt-tion„ no ouch objeaion.was made to butt, t!intt that .wa4 proved by„„wittiesses ; the.re. fore, the pieliatiff could not 'expect ,this oojection would be twi , te at tie trtail, ant!: did not p;,tret to roat,e Out that (W. Ii WAjs t e Act 3 Gt.q.). I. c: ti. for IT&etitig anti tstablittit.. i.,g c, i rpto at tons, Foritirtited I,ersens then incttfieesT, via.) ontitled rectliving the tiatrarnent, the. statute (I,irectell, and ftschare s ett the w front all its fortyiturt;4. ' - But the , whole, Court weer pnartintously of ,opinion-7firat,„that- e.ttio was ~,,tot Act tilt,' Geo I. Ip ee ,„ us ,, ttie .piilitii,it oek ev. was admitted . into , the , otliee .24 le . catidip Jitat lt l was incAtolbl7tit au , the plaintiff to ,ptoce halt rte is - ed the ,:tcrinteto Wittiitt th S, ehie hts.eit't I itte ‘cwi i 0 41: .; •. a i, $0 :c.A' , 4 Cliff 'it/ 'VIVO bet t‘l 1, , .rd -bawcep tattutwd : , no, i f 'AA. i'iet.l • oriv 8() (1, tv wal,Wil . . t h. tak.fo, • h (iisy , ' it ',3.errlbyr ' I. is 1) 11 la ti - t`il* ,, 4,/ „ .7 ' ,~ Lt,ll 'OrgPg 4-aP )I4O ibrevinittg kir Turid:l'y t, at the earli.hour pigl,4-4'cltkk,.a banditti, ediksii!ing of three'roffiliti armed,: thernselkt i . Caraves•, - atiaeked the lease of a policeman named . Sharman,tigie neail.ilkennY, 'and demanded his 'fire armic. which: third eltised; they commenced a igent anysiiali, in4,llficteL.t.l4d irl discovt :16g air old iior:ll,.ts , bleb they cartled aw,;ay - 06d51 ithreiri of.stiootingvbilartiing;'&e. Shearniati, out ati initant of ihlniediately slier their departureo:Onafnunicated. the (As to a neigh. tto,ojog 1.-11:;ttOentan,rornyd at whose house it tor i epately, happened that 11 , 11 . , Geale, a young geo• Ocftla Ihntist siegtilar a4"t6 persontl colltage,.(ne. to c0.:,11C, of - Jilt: , city of Dublin, El.. Stio;lrrnan, w ere then on a oil: twine en 'gentletn, accompanied by-the W RIII;Wed the 'villains, •over(ook tlietti, and tw . heing dark•And..toggy,.:lftel. 3 btArert iittd SVCIed. ii(,o having been ev, c,ita% , .• - :(4, die leader 'of the banditti, being ' first se i:3 irdrOy. wouode4,. was tniide 14.1;oner, paged tneusv the Cuunty Gaol, fr6ni whpm itia hoped so fillinforinJtion may, h:olitained, 11o:ether its o 'yillains n - Lick; their escape, but not without It t Whim! three guts, DittudOrbuo, and. thesworu w telt they )14 take ti,tr,Fin the to Lite of lb e P• nlid" man, all which tell' into the hands of the gratieW ol) :Ind not winlont being .seelely wounded, ;i l - 4 • m l4 r posed, trans the number of itiorg firtd, and tire lt V . 14 , 1 ' tiny" Qt blood which appear r t& next morniugioattt I),ea last. . " aotb_ivirele,t,,,o.rn,ii:tort.g,..ittll,l:taci,didu4lcoa:iyialopos.i.ntroeige,:firn..lo,l;).nwni,eli.dego,:tirt:t.,et,:ivic:cae,n),apditd:3l.„:l,oinl,v,vll::hciii,lec°l3ltftliiel:dilea4:l:slid:llitksill'::::.:!l°:l:),„ try for, a Mile'6eyond Debb-Wall», back agsl924 aagtio.:lii‘rill4l).:nwcioluerpeleitoetydts)4figyel,,s,l:iiiclill I‘4;i,S'erfoellioeirvit'eirirs!pi:- s . uit of, 44m, ~end...up. to twednestioy nig h t i o d 1),,t 6401i.OtelY done' up An Offit - . wile er • th 'the 'EPst India Companys servlc6 J4vurislllPerors, onceTwitnessed a most e%tr''''"ll4" nary u occurrence, a e h w ttix a tg. h .d a p ..ak e r b t ! :ci t. t % ' ip l i t ) r ih r :::: 0 1 . e t ' I I .P4 t i ; iT , :::: ;- r s sar k tv $re b 6s t ll ir.ta'eli stationedt. wg n ash c ee a e'r o . °l i n a i la ; :in r n a i: ind) e td i eb A t t . 111 10 1t°Ce l et t : rin ' tr r i alt i tte ' l ltili e l(313.7ii ttl ifti:11;t: : ':1 tt: ,, :)l r l't : :: : .l',e E 'l3:4 l .'lli: ' doing? tilt el P t h ,i mm t w ) back he r.p h e a v - s o j a r ti tailseirilieniowhitilih:l,iftlillegll‘til,l him' aufharm, but on . the contrary all i P i by , . while the others Poi' r',,,b . I l e in cis unus,l.g. Posture, and ~appe4ranea 7::001 trot;ito 110 t attempt' to c4fstroy biol. " ' t,', tot 'LaIM-• goitimanded him to. be 6Q ' atICI in 71gAe.5311grr bcl:o:ngifrig:to.'on'e of the ai ' lifs . e "fwg/r CO' L i n . Leith ild4dl„-litte on Thursday Be eililig,,'lLhi 4 !wed to,faiten stmt.: gratings to a,beel";:,t, overboafd, and immediately leaped sneo and with great difir64ity got 1)011,10f it, aftd by ro, . 4 . 11 the gratings suppOrteoihiMial non! Fr v .i i ,l 3l „: l :iiii. 'i1 1 ..4. 0 , w#Y 4 r l he I,vari siiscoyelefl near ille.°4;jett iat r..ll'etnn,.b..Y some oyster fi,shernien, wbo 5 , 0 c, c ' ~...... . , . .-1•40 hisin,g Wan (,lio n ; ‘, a Stii.* sit, ""1" . . l io rioloao , perilous situAtion, and nruPg! 4 'il : e -nt't leer" patty wAleie pc wag C e atoi ' Istpt si r t - I— ii; „,,,, ,, `lll, l l a i d n i: o '. t 4 t Y l i:i c ' 4 1_, 1 , 1 1 , ditlcelic:::%sli:l:.;llY,:vt," cone; f i 1 01 . ti, 4 ! 9 3 6 :ti e. % t: uv al. .c I ‘: • 14 c : 1 As . art , . .;, ~' 'a l'ePr 3 getilleman cc::s rettlrojog' octita. GP .41 . fol. cycning to Ken n i t ,gto, two ,;.:c1i.,1re51ed.,6:1,04, bit ',°, *.,,eci'lin frogs We-,tininster .13riLke. ()I . " ( oacti 'i' . not s'Ospicious ; . bni in' going, 0i ) ViJicci, 000 youe of them btrock him %;:iili a thic4 suc k ' lig 4 i i hied 1 0 ' „,1 th , -.• sh2itida;r, watch 'cohipletelY.,“"`- l a oti -- :. ( 11 fa :..i , , sy brit h then selied hiin , 4r! - ' " , rich IA ' '..._`'sl't,,l,l they Oalli , isanted his ntung, , , i ,„i;; i : ); ) :::, I . e: t t : , 1 : i tc :3) 1 4 -: "l : : h 4ms v 'is c ::i t ::: l : a p ' i t i l , i e tit t lg ::ti i. . 6 b v : t t i ab j i e t° k , ‘; ‘:: i e t; t:' , :1 :9 : t i. °Ncv ' :P ; ° : L..,,,__,.... L tll : o 1:llictl r : : .11';'i(;t)(): ' i°:°:'j t. a. ''":". il , 'r'-' 9 : tn' lour ilundtddyards LllBl3"c''',ii iots : 1 1ilp . i ir : I ii . : : : ----,----..EEI::: t f e : 1 1 -,---- -- .7 - 7 - t '"4 .` 4".14) 1. 10 . 14VS walciiint loose. in:010,„ 511t1' ' .. , •• : - : c ° - 0 1 . lotP On th, , Mb i ..ifith a 1 , J. , 21 ,, ; ,..,, q .. q t a i . ,41,1,1010., . i .'l o i' tiers i ' 4141 H ,444.0..11Pi • Ai 1 lightntry,pi ago," t 116 r/ 11 I) ' • ito`ils, h itt 0 • • ~..., LIAO J.., at, 3:11%%t09 • ~ , „l it er, .01 WlJll:aliq.,l›hinkY,l,' jtiti• Est) :, 1 i'l tl i^ .-:'_v-. - , ' • 41;04 iF D • 11 1 1 , :. , ..If , gth inst . a t - Drir i n ton, tile . 11. ev. i'V iI I ?PI Ile:ut‘,lrcort n r t4t Alr.ierAot tiatit' to 114 We; 1111:,i W,Ltlialn Wii6eY. Ls4..oltrlVglitort.. • ~ tisiVt '.. Ica. ot/uit'll.iiiPC(fOnll:tlt4e:r4ol.Ytioit:-.111.74 r t6.ni11i.41... ;I t e ' Smttieht lloirtivilitc:: i hi- ,1:117 )11).;5 . s mat a Donu'lliC, to Jan e t- t ' a 'town s'i , ot, rhottlits.Wisid In; Esq. or John :street; ;Wier r oil . 1 t . The tint. Edward I essois to Catherine iisi411;!,0,011S• (Thomas Fetherstone, awl. ' ACP • tOt th2CaUO '.,' .. tar t turd: , ' lltiallt.,,,"' e' . . iitnctsjoseph.Niehian ,Fsq. to E liana, louges.. totir; citheAflt4t -EdWard Buslieli .r., I voityviffig— , s q , 0 01 •liplitrail. . . ' cr d' Is, Al le, } A t DAvrn ham,. 13ec y), A lajOr. d enceal . ; he; 4- 6,fr4, 600" '"',. eldest son.ot,Lcltt i iiii astir', to Cagiarino, v'i l il i e, • f''' t:. at J. Tapping, liSq. 'Of Wnsterottsilailo.Ps4- „ : .. Digo: ' - II M t ' On the 6th inst. st•Politt Pleasant; Winds%Ort ',, 1{.'4,t;P1:!...94' 'lcy, son., in Ins Sul' igst.! • • - t.„`fv.‘S4Orti t -4 v!etinesday mist, Mt. lohn D'ylpi , off ilvi„iliqi .I'4l iAnie day, Airs. Fish, wire of ' sainati'r.'' 1 '• .114f...wt . ,. terrace. • P ry tici..:,t;,),',a':)..i-,S,,,,,,l.jl3lt:l:itit.Yitti etehrt:ribni.2lsZttipit,i;tr)titoltr:xl!tatelrli.a).lx tClb:lttli.ne4:;[,4l:6:r°°::::llc.::P:-I:itiico: On 'I I..,a_AiAy be'oingitt; in Stan,-,-. - ' 'i l ibil llr.. Nt - I.' 1 j ' - ~ a Plib - .. , . inc I, pt 'Una, to the C O COPn.. 7 - ° • if Wicv - re ps .1 I)zr . ; '1 - ' " 4.),,e,1f .. ... . ~ c tnh 41t..3. ..,.. . -.. i' I' '.l.t t P,ll: tido/ orning ast, ill Volk, t fIG 14,. F A; .. I')l'''gi),- L'(l. alld diught6t.' of ltobJrt" Fly:ocul . , a . 1t.4 , ,. ii, ill ti, , ,, county ka Pr, 'iest....iday ~,ui.nigf.,.., in 6ge..b0,..7, VirinYl,t4' , '' j ell age, .',,lr, 1.,;:,I kolltk&-:;;n1...1hIlvri tor.“ ..,,,..rti.lit iti its: Roy:A N4kys'. 1)1:1-,'E ciP S 14:CAW: , ~ - ,I; rf,i! A V , i i ..si!:lfS, pr itar,k !-. t •,, K , 2'321 11; . i '' lt ` i , il,°_',ll,ll6t 1,49 i c pit k,iv,',- I Stilltil - J.. 'f i :3 d, per .'„r - ~ ; 1 ''' it. xchog• 0 . 1 ' , ' 3 ,L u g ', : i •, . , :.' ' I', t ~ ~ t ii. pr. lb, p ( V! , 1 .• , ,: : :• , , • ,h, i, ~ i', : •••• 4111101001, k r i`i, 4ov .011 C r Lt): 41 ftwa. ter- it: j -- liftl L); V(;f, .11)'31)1' „ 1 t i /3/21Grira: l k', .Nov.: 6. ; ei - , •••-surt , .., V, 11.01M.ZU - ~ 1 1 :It tliz iirell i" LIIII -YriteTtn— plJin tiff- had never been admitted into the oilicg but sued this mandAvtia.to,,get himself sworn in.' And to this issue concerning the plaintiff's election . the Jury, , by the direction of the Court, found tut the clefe`ndtmt. ' . In Uri , : ca e,; Mr. Hot.r.ovn could not. apply.for 4` peremptory mandamus, to'svietr or of .Plyitnotitli;!. for he hid never been . eitittc:d. The Learned Counsel ,alit cited the 'cise .of the Kirg v. Muti6y, 4ecided by Lciio Mansfield, ui ,cow. her, 61:5. Lo4lELLEtinottottnu. B Alti.ongh Dr. .'llarny be not admitted . M4or, anti cannot-be removed by gnu waianto , yet he might he'fiiis4 and punished, if it were found he had hsurped thFolfice. The ATTORNEY-02tignAl/Wilti not present yes terday when - the motion w..s made. The Indem nity A6l operated upon eleeliees.; but here there wat3 . no eledion. - The only .questjon was, whether the dettors were not botv.,ld to see tVat the obje6t of their election. las..prqperly, qualified; and, as in this case, the ete6liOn trust Le made on a parti cular.dly, by dinner, wlicthcr the votes were, in thiS insratte, .ttot;thrown '.the . Attorney- General, was aware,' they .were 'alw'ays cohsitlerd.as thrown away; - itigenetal'eledloris; wita thp. elec tors had not notice of- the d.sqeslificatiOns of the candidate ; bat, irr this particular case, "and'when the i:njection was not trade to tilt.; tanitida.,e at th e time, he thOught it might be diate`ntiy ht;11. Lord ELLENDOROLIGII grant more than a rule to shew eadse. COURT OF COMNIoN PI.EAS, Nov. 7. ruzrCinikt v. JERVIS. In Allis ease, Mr. Soijeant VAUGUAI4 applied, for 3 rule to . ' , how ; cmse whYa terai,:t obtained for the plaiut di" at the fait Del byshife A.isizes,"b,:fpre,4lidot Giose,s.hophil,ol be set,aside,,iia a new t: tai graottd 11 Mr. leiited,s9ine 'lands from .I,.rvis ;•.- and a special agroemeiit, was cut.. red intO, by whi.ch Het ener was' to •suocee.l" West as tenant to Jervis, and ► saris. of _money, attout aol. sy . as iOeepted • from . Vletcher tor the, rising etnps. This 'agreement was nut , pet formed, and,f,i'letcher, brqught:his.tadion for the tion.performance.; b.til was .nonsuiteit ortithe wound tliat .and not, Jervti, w.ts..llle cove nanter. Fletcher then.hrought an .4,0i,0n forifilte euvery of the 901. paid to JerVi s ti but ;1 wits, 11:4. inawnach asit 1114 , geti, on the part, of the said,titety pounds wits paid back to plaintiff by West upon the . .non.petfOrtw, once of the agreement . . On-the Westiswore that he wai destred by . Jervis .to•pay, the rnoney,--, th:it lift went to the house of tite.plaintiti," taut did not tiorne,-,—that.he.• then said it was likely Ite :slt:add tue.et lvin on ,hi 4 :way bick,_—rthat lie dit.l4ittvatiy meet him ,on the rtitsd,r.-that•boi dismounted, Settled the cAtculatiou of.:,the.money Witt, a, stick on the , sand ; , and finally, that the iiiony was:paid, all • but Onwithilling, in 70 1, cash, irtnd 4,1)41 fix 2(11. It Avas romarkahle, twat this very VA. bill ryas tile: ;:aine (Jiginally paid by • Fletcher .. to Jervis for Weal, ins , ,,nsiticiatton •,of _the Agree ment. It was an aicep' , a , , , re of #ktellCl.:3, itidurti . ed '4lt . hint,. anti 4 .11$;) W,st. Wt..st„tilse•sWore, that 6;:f04 hog e.e tr;,cl, the hill he crawk.t,tiis own iudor'sc•trr tit;,, The jury, however, did not:believe the evidcuce 'Of "West, ,an. account Huittct stances addimed by tbe:plaintiff tq. inyalidste ,his lestiroony ; and among the, rest, , his having r .% rit teta letter tuyittintiff a he'•,..i,airtith3t.- he would tiro go into- Derbysiiire-from Yoi kshire.to. 'give evi dettee ors the 1641 y3r.der eight guineas, .I,;itis. the Jury, YnnsiOtetl as Witting a flue open his. testi. • rooriy i •t1(.1 they not.borieeing, him upon his oath, gave a vertiit't for the pl 4 in,titf.,, ',rho learned Ser. ihat since the trial, atlikh3Vit.4 were ob,- taitle4 C.4rrpb(lll:ltitn cite statements of West",; and tllegtnl;, alto, tbat itir plaintiff haii.-at., one time ae. ktitiwiedged * .and ei another denied, the receiving of the 201. pill., _IL - appeared, iikewiiie, that the• plain.: tivver yliol .tor. the 901., lon the,2oth of,,igay to the sth o; Deeeroimr,. I,s I U.; aicSt , itt fact•until . he had.been non-suited ,itt. his first:4oloa. Me, there fore, iJe4gect;that,the e question might be fautherin (putted into ; . and tor i hat purpose he at.iLle the pre. , . • CLAYTOI4 'tf.• DILLY. Mr. Serjeant PitrA, 4ipplied for a ..rule.l9 spew canhe why the verdicti9r•the P . l 4 lntin In' dila' case' should not he rebut e 0 from- 100, to 61 .'. Clayton aittl Dilly w, t 3. 0; 001,4. horse. jookka ; and,the latter had ,engsged theloaner to bet, for him at the Epsom rows, Clayton did, aeeotdingly, make, Iwo be.s itl 501. each on a , horse called Pledge ; which: holost, and, Raid to A Mt. ,and it Mr. bland. rOttied `fray thu I Q 01." and the. .Inotig t ltis actiOn. 94 the ,part of tho_ defendant. it was pleaded, on the, trial, that the tratisactioo was:l6- ga l ; that b e was :no ! , ,3uthori,ed by; law to pay the debt ; and that thu piainatr.had paid, it an his own a!roieg., The Jury, however, ttt,tlLr. the 4:),i..7,ectic 41 of hi:t Lordship (Sir .I..nies Mon, 11 , ..1d), returnei,i ri,v,ordiet fr,r the plaiotiff tor the Atetati - and . 51,, more, dot on a tvgniar ;•, Lease wary lett the 6;litle innts givvn, to tnove, in T.ll in, ler the - yr; tfiCL end lie,tiow hiaih,tion accordingly. JAmus.MANFtEt.u....- r Ott what statute do you found your 01)pliCgion Mr. Serjeaitt 4 t..31,11 of George 11, cit. 19, Sir JAbllifi NIANSViEL.D.-1 1 11at statute does not hear you out, as tt authoroms %takes to begun for at two spectii-eti placvs nod , another prevision•in it 11)loty4 the 6rllilq to b.l TOO for at other plucirs. 4 , ;[ioant PELL diet] bad tcet)or6C to the tuckti gartztog twtatute, . the oth 4)i Aunt, ; te, toe of etiarlesll. 0)1)4; the hitter of. which pntticul4ty EtRIA#I.I to the present transattiun..— Rule grauttd. mitaftv u. rmtsTa7.4. Mr. Sejelitir Nti;Nl;lft lilOVed to 6hew eau, e to Ito ittl,Achtrient. stfoisld hoc I4Stle aAaihit the def,11,1., ant for the sutrir of - 1751'.'Gs. Id."; o why the -- fendaht Chit i);;lrthe.saine. sum rots) C;,,to t tt-()trhot s attorney; ty).t fm h. •• • • S. 4.o.) : tiat-c;:. ; 1....0- • HAVU 01 No, .4.lo.ift',it't CiAlre4 1 :o•? , -Lireo I it:l,: , I.LLIA, 4 . it : 1 / 4 ; i- • r itt e ,.GP 7 '7 . . l • Q f f iti4ll4; SVN 1 ; 0, I Ms "'bet° 4 lit'delirt l s l entit Ordiri for tlw . P4poi• Litivres fur • Jtyrt wtat - bo $ 4.,c . OLI) KING 11ADVitTeRN dP SP ,1111. Aril now tied tit'e whether defendithtitslo tiff's assigneesutider the ctitrisitii , ion for the moneyi mentioned ; - orwhethcr, previontlys , Lion in Chatwery, he should ba,..9bligvd• lod,g-...,tt fn, their LorOhills' . Co.lri, its, the. property. 9J . tit}'.-iirr grunted. • , I.ansit'r J • riqKSON ,, ,. • Mr.. Serjeant Stirilatini Applied, for a 101 sit,tw cause• why the verdict. for ,thi•plainr.iff in 146 1 . case,should not be set aside. On * the 611) 4lttne, 1.507, pliiintitf effected ,a policy of insurance.. for i 0 )0 1 )0 1 . for goods, being hemp. and marked IL iu a ship or ship., bound from St. Pe4trabutgli • to Chatham, London, Q 1 .4ny other.roan in Great Britain 3, anci a. wakranyt to. sail on,ur the fore the,2oth. o,f August was also being a great., difference of risk bc,,tweeti ttsuniniur and a winter vo . ..age, on the (Sift of October,'a tut.'' nuirandtitu was indut:icd on the policy, that theio. !crest should be. in .goads . op board ,the.Susattnah and 9rlatrcthan ; . ;Ind ,another toot - norm - lElnm was signc,ct by the underwriter, by which it was agreed, is conoideratiou ,of tour guineas per..cent. premium„ to .withdtaw the mark from, the henip ;. ,and ,e*ptoge the warranty of sailiiig on the„2oth of. August. • ',earned Serjeant contended, that.wietytiris memorandum was presynied io Cosigned, tit bro4er krie A. nut the ~teat ion of the,ships----that the anucaLT . meat of a material fad was .made by the-insurer, the ship hiving then, thsth of October, 4l arrivtd, and 11:1‘ing,gotie b•ick to St, P4tietStinrgii with ad dition.ll cargoes ; end lie therefore submitted,, that tie under,vriter had unknowingly subjected.hiniself to a t.o,k which he vvoiikt not have duoe had , he,been acquainted with is material, fad. l iaher tile. mak iog of thrt ,W a.; an 'Flteniisan ul the former polip)i, or it was - a new tosurange ; and in Nitlfet case, 1,i9 phjection was fatal lo•tito .vatidity. of the instrument. 11 the for enet, , the policy was' void, hecause. the Srainp Act required that' there should be an 'lrrld,rti,lital :stamp i and . if theiauer, it wall also void, ..becatiso, the law provided ;hat the pro pery of ~the .1 bipg should tetuain the same, which in the .proient instsrice iv m, not..t.he case, as the murk was. taken 4.1 f '.on the fitly of 4, Ober, and the loss occurred in the Noveanber toll'awing.—The inaking this provision was ther 3.5 CO. lll. chap. - 0 grabled... The take of herrings, tor a few .weeks past, has has been very great all around the coast, from Yar:_ mouth to the North Foreland, • and thence. to the` westward. ward.. • 7ine uncommon .mildness of the sea Son, and the prevalence of the westerly winds; have, hoi,ver, greatly. ftvstrated the hopts.of;the*her# Ineh,,:w4o; from .these'circumstances, could, neither preserve, nor bring their herrings to the Loutloo market. At I . .lroAdstairs inunenbe numbers. have Ucen.lost in this way; Commiserating the situation of the tishernien, Maßalarr, M... P. who htis b en at Er6lßA.,titirs with , his family , tbi the summer season, twans drying-010*s 1* curing and sitiokilig the herrings 'there at; hie , ovvew ex pence. Rick: BcHAD.—A.s.the article of bread is now a serioi„sohj,ita in housekeeping, it In ;y be an accept able ~ Initoctuatiatt to trio public to icu - a, that fatuilies haveadopted the.use of rice in makii ing bread, its the 'pro l iortiou of one-Omit h..- The rice, i.i . ..pre%iott.,ly boiled tor ttri or twelve minutea, in toree thins its•weight , of .w.att,r, which is.p.to to it colt), ',roll lot potlnds •suid a , irtic• of tiour r ibe (pa: oily n 't , - cit:iroavyn'ioave4, whea..made into do!1.41),, :11 tti„: pounds, of what. thit. bakerti spoto ; c, I 4ut.12(1,up.w,t1i.311 , piyuDda of .wtiole tiCt3,Bo-prepOeui 414 the. produce wilt be six 'miles, instead 01 tlitze7.--brreby will be.made of twopence in the quartera, loaf., valuitlg the' rice:it. sixpen(!u ,per pound tit t o '' paiing.„the baker,asnidy fur tit troubl,maid . the .coasaturmon 01• the aunt wilt 14 , , r e duced nearly 0 , .n _ halt hti.. brrigtO. is very liatatanie,,and . ligiver s tiiali Wheaten . , , . , • , . It is nil less. siugtilar than true , that the :it-title 44 Co)opial , produce,ilar, the w:4nt-o1 is . now telt as the. severest privation thrhughout Conti. neut. of Europe, was scar; , t4y 14 . towa km-n i , st us three hundred ',years ago : Stlg3l„AvaS. tint t.rouglit , lUtt) E6tOpe tiOIR tn . 1..01); zttchlt: ilt It tipte an attempt was made to cultiv..atrA in Italy , but, it totally failed: ,the Portngue4t. , ... and Spaniards,- Wu-- ever, in the adventurotts . spirit of colontzation which' first dk tinguished. ; carried: thecane-tontinto America, in 15 to, whielt.%ucceeded to the full,`..c lent of their hopes, and Altence.it rvtt: soon.trang. planted. to the `Veit India i.sles',' it, luxurious produce extended 'ititlf with such rtpidity e sdon to heCome that object of national strife and warfare $' which il dw assume the tertit . )ing features of . the most Sanguinary perpetuity ! A clock , and tva eh-maker, of Nottingham, has . invented a-machine to ho, applied-to the Woritit cotton, or w orsted mills k 16 I.;cep:.•such .Worlts ill inutloll without the aid of f.to;4ln; - hori - i'e, or water., 'pie machineis!Lept. in tuol.on hs a .. ktiroigllti nutii:iged by i stniplo The crlnsis;‘, per,pcnclicu:al -give 4 tnol:on to .other Wheels i - and thus sets the whole woi Its in motion, . - A titNotILAAt AND AFITCTIKC ctvrArraornit.-- Anxiotti est:at:nu the taLittt of a report viler:lily circulated 14S1 wt k, resiaming unforturtate Gen tletnati,, who w:u dro.,t twd tli crnssior, front Cowes to Portstoooth,:, (list rt's , :ed r:,.l..itves sot on ,tOOl an inquiry, by which 'they hate I:seot,iitied, (non the ,boat ovals who was picked trii tiont 'jig in the, , and other evidence, that 11r, John Randal ,Pc.-ck ton), fortvetly:,of Ti 'garden, tft . q. 03'41am:holy vtditn:.oo . that , The of.:tlik, twforion.ue , -„nt,ooi indeed oios4 urdia kitty. . L 1t.h341t Loiltion,l).l 4 . silovt, time,.oo porposp to...a,rcettai u.,t he; hip i1d,;)1.4e. ct# i ) is loot laer, 14..iolcrIrd Pc'eldl,ato, a of a'ship, who was illOWned 10 SIOW4i h) the u! ,, ,lettita..g, of a boat 1 1 4' hich Wti4.,COLIV tying hint to hi* 'wt; 'lid prdiCol. the ideal! jeAl . ..svot if v. bloiher to , A hi.; hate Ii a ,r.sihallar ai-cident, 14-Qp the. Mr.J, 1 - )ifekh, , r - ct idt . a Iti%a! , ce..l in r Li till seven children ondet Finn' Ictil yv,trti ot ake,,to thni , viz their 11,‘ a -to : be. cle2llmercial 'sv4it.l,:i.tl,-wootty tiiivrtoided ;or, - t •