The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-23 00:00:00

Ammordimrible followin .
plikA rg at ireilidati th• g 7th.
character ibs so dr* 04114
4e to biotin Mi.
. tricots mil sew
prejudice vas *s-
and regret-
, mkt

we .. e happy
commottation.

the object
reconciliation

I.lncedi
u'

atancea, Or
or other means,
But da not le: it b • ,
matter is to he put ly and openly de m: Every a..
the eta eOr the B at my Meet be ea the a,
trooraction. and -ompreheosi eat doe Once. hem bier
by regular anti clear books, kept tapetandit
it should be obvious what tif whet
kinds they were. anti where Itll4.7llllen—Walinianded
their augmentation, and whaet r diminution. In a local point
of view, it appears to as t tliiseereada would be perfect lo he
operation, and that there trod t 1 always bit money etmogis for the
demand, money to etimulaw industry, art*-money_ with which to
=taea business of every kind, witbom the befit of deber aerg
; in other coedit, of frauds and extortions, that grind dui
hew of the poor.—Literary Gazate, *1.41.

LANCA 'ITER BANKING COMEANT.-"-We are informed
that the New Bank will he opened on Monday next, the
23d instant, for the purpose of receiving the first call of
live per oent., and that the Company will be ready to open
accounts with its customers, and to transact banking busi-
ness generally, in the course of a day or two afterwards.
We sincerely conzratulate the pablio on the establishment
of a Joint Stock Bank, formed upon tried principles, and
supported by men of business and property. It is with
pleasure we reflect on the sikaddsh has been given to this
subject, being convinced that the New Bank will prove
lastingly beneficial, not onto the town of Lancaster,
but to the vary extensive let 'labia its influence.—
I:ant-as/are paper.
REDUCTION IN Tilt Pates Or MCAT, &C.—PLYNOUTII,
SATUADAT.--The Governor and Guardians of the Work-
house in this borough entered into a contract on Wednes-
day last, for a supp.y of Meat and bread for the consump-
tion of that establishment, at thelfilowing prices :—Beef,
mutton, and suet, I/. 171.• per cwt., not quite 411 per lb.
Good second bread, 14a. per cwt.—both of which articles
are to be delivered free of expense by thecontractors. The
contract for November (the contracts are taken here every
month) is by far the lowest that has been agreed on for
these many months past. We find that in June, 1825,
beef. &c. was taken at 21. Si. ad. per cwt. ; in October,
1825, beef 2/. SR. 101. per cwt., and bread ISs. 9d. ditto;
in November, 1825, beef W. Ss. 4d. per cwt., bread
15a. Dd. ; and in the last month (October, 1923), the prices
were—for beef, &e. 2/. Is. 1111. pee cwt., and bread 143.4 d.
purchased(' market

R`y

. •

Proceeded
ate the amount of its
that the forarie Amide 611,00 U/., etclu-
• the Company mate beessppeaed to pas-
_ tars-- grips risks amounting to
_ and Fite ti0..1134.11110.1.. making •
total Of It was the opinion, however, of the Coin-
' mitt*, resources Company net. immediately avail-
able, were ly equal to its engagements, and upon this ground it
'was a recommeadatioo that a further instalment of W. 10s. per share
thould be deposited before the OM of November. Blame was ape.
ciall).thrown in the Report' sport Messrs. Mayne, Walsh, and
Sneyd, the former Treasurers. The first for havir.g sanctioned
many of the• proceedings complained of—the second for bay.
memantended the London agent, be kr.owing hint to be
three times a bankropt—and the last for refusing to name the True.
tees who bold shares for him.
Mr. fineyd, mho was present, was called upon by Nernstgentle-
men to declare these Trustees, but he refused to do so, alleging that
he felt himself already sufficiently involved in the misfortunes of
this Company.
1 • Much approbation was bestowed upon Mr. Lyndon Bolton, and
several other Directors, fur having taken a course of proceed-
ing the very opposite of that persisted In by this gentleman.
It was stated that Alt. Pi inland, the late Secretary, who appealed
to have had a number of petunias, transactions with a broker, re.
fused to give any explanation of the nature of these transactions, or
to produce his books. This created a strong expression of indigos.
tion. fie name of the broker was asked ? A gentleman answered
that ir Was Mr.`Gregg; but stated that l:e (31r. Gregg) offered
himself repeatedly ter examination before the Committee, and that
, he was still ready to be examined.
I Upon the question of the amount of the instalment now demand.
ed from the proprietary, a long discussion arose, some thinking
that there should be two iretalments of 11. ,is. each, and others
maintaining that there should he no instalmTnt st all. The question
upon the sum recommended by the Committee was at length put
from the Chair, and carried by a majority of voices. A division
was called fur, but none took place. It was afterwards resolved that
the
`re
should be reduced to the number of 13.
• Ire should state that much confusion WOW from the circum-
stance of the doors not being opened for nearly en hour after the
time appointed for the holding of the meeting. When entrance
was at length obtained, there we. a great rush, and the rooms being
clouded instantaneously, all facilities for effective reporting were
destroyed. We heard a general cry that a number of persons had
obtained. admittance at an early hour of the day by a private en-
trance, but upon the truth of. this charge we do not profess to be
able to speak from personal knowledge.

the of

The Earl of Harrowhy left town on Friday afternoon,
for his seat, Sandon Hall, Staffordshire.
The Hanoverian Minister transacted business on Bator-
' the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign

a5t....8•_,(1 ... 4/01 V. ____ n
_ --. lie
4
i . at thetisappointment widdi Iloa
while bramettive myself not in the slightest dews, re.
sponsible for it, Nattvidter as having cause to complain. A gentle-
man waited on me at Bader. from your house, and informed my
clerk you would meet me at Wells, to lionsdleonsthe ttandelaj be.
fore the expected trial.' A note •in writing erse•st the rem Time
procured from the clerk of the snow of.fairnosemme to is Old
into my bmkers, and a distinct mamma wen gives that the
bankers should advise me of the payment. Ashur as Ftidsja
without information on the subject! but hem - tel ;tame c
of court at Bodmin, 1 got Into my carriage, and .tt veDll t
the night to meet you at Wells not doubting .1° should *ere me
you, or hear front you.. Neither, however, hapsened ; bat in the
expecta: ion of receiving some communication, refused to reserve
briefe until Sunday evening. In pursuance of previous instractions,
I received, on Saturday, from Messrs. Cunt, and fro. a statement
of monies paid into my trecount,•up to pest time on Friday naafi.
which contained no item relatiog to this made: The shames of
communication from you on my snivel at Wells, and the noes-pay•
rnent of the fee, led me to conclude the can,.. was postponed, attf
that my presence was not requited. This cenclualow not pre-
vent
surprise at receiving no Intimation from your ibi I equally
expected whether the cause was to be tried or not. flowerer intern.
terial any irregularity in the payment of the fee mien be, front the
known respectability of your house, yet In the absence of ant other
distinct communication such payment was proper, as an indicalifra
of my attendance being required.° especially after an assurance I
should be advised on h. From the statements made to me respect.
Mg the situation of the patties, although I was lateen* it am Ih.
tended to Incur the expense of my attendance, yet It did not aptimar
to me impossible their views might change; and coasidesidg haw
frequently it happens, in cause; of, much Itsl complication than this,
that absence of witnesses, and numerous other unexpected eiritut -
sancta, occesidns the pualponement of the trial, itexcued no slit-
prise that such an event shruid have occurred in this instance. t)n
the impression and belief that the trial was not coming on I acted,
and forbore to proceed to Gloucester. I have been favoured with, is
letter from your agent, informing me of a payment having been
male, In respect of this cause, to Mews. Comm, bat not stating
the date ; and therefore I have yet to learn wheihman nelelien oc.
curred in their account sent to me, or if the gement ampsode at a
period which precluded me from receiving advice cos U. lam ob-
serve the sum paid does not eottespon4Lorub the amount stated in
my clerk's mile, and is such es, according to the malice of the
profession, would not sanction my ap on a foreign circuit.
I beg to repeat my stacere regveL SW rigalli4ointment which has
occurred. although it is not itspenablem me; and under all the
'circumstances. on my arrival in town. I ;INA Team the fees which
have been paid to me in. the cause. 1 hasthwe bz:tolnelffe you my
absence was in no respect occasioned by any la of the profits.
atonal regubtrity and perfect respectability of your house, but solely
by the belief the cause was net coming on lbe Idol.
" I remain, &e.

• : Mina Mum."

•

•It would be quite **directory army laitesirer, meehanie el the queries submitted to Counsel had first fir their object to ascot- 1 ihnt the fees had been paid. as liii-ilesired, with the exceptive at,
shopkeeper, holding a one pound ants in his haod, to say. ,"That at taia the liability of the proprietary a' large to debts of the Com- ready noticed, Ws-baked with great impatience to the arrival of
field which I can see daily within *hundred yards duty abode Is. wry : and secondly, the liability of the Directors to the proprie- every post for an explanation; but baths, we nor our agents re-
answerable for this piece of papee—foi lie being womb what It is tory. for that portion of property that wait made away with through mired any. until we taw, by the pe the following Sunday,
denoniinated, ' a pound sterling ;'—if Is no matter whether the Dail gross neglect or dishonesty. It was distinctly the °pink% of enun. that he sea not only olive, bat pita' twat WeSa,ars thelth. Our
is Itself worth ten pounds, or five; or only two, it is -sufficient secs- od, that the Proprietors, individually and collectively, are answer. anxiety dras now directed, rather to the chow*r shako, them*,
rity for die circulating medium in my possession, for which It Is side for all die engagements of the. Company. It was also fir. of the Sergeant, and on the 14th August we wrote to bintlit MlN-
openly pledged, and liable before alt other claims' or demands lrefioefather's, opinion, that the Directors am bound by law to tot, detailing the very *glans ionsequgnees to Our theme mid ear.
whatever." Units• all value is an amnia quality of fiction -i- make gesdeattak sums of roGnerto the proprietary as have been lost selves, and stating that, bile:lows reports team prejudice wise lic,
unless a bar of gold or silver is inidleinilly superior to fifty ;die by thee pleb and manifest neglect of duty—their wilful departure pairing strengtn, in the.abseuee of explanation, and phi reqrsim-
of cultivated land, then i,esuredly the eitramop,anmly rowed Om heal - the ' of the law—or by any other Coda. of mg en early esplanstion. Our letter melted &land the sake
yeoeminnal
the latter, meet be reelable to thi.t which it laths armors( teat fifriceeding, clearly iptope.r iu itself, or avoidable on their part. evening, but not a line was received front the Sergeant wad Oen-
of those who bloke Kam What they italt-real values In current* to In rase C.ifinsel am a ' opinion thee the Directors were so liable, day, the 20th Aug. a fortnight after the day ea stbich, in ordar-
have•convirtible a willln•o p scions en*Sfili, he was called epeaTur bin advice as to the measures to b 4 take'n by quence of what pored Wiresa him siel-Sde. Spitler, he pee 0%.
t Suppose tbeamourt radmpled, ar matipled, and yew have, the Plispriewv modes all the circumstances. An application mi a pretest et 'Oloneester. On the 29th the filkwing letter was re..
with the same ease. a pee ter and fftlikl4/ commay fee the Con.t of Rel fty, aw compel the Dreams to account, was, he said. mired :-.... •
" Driest, Illth August. MR
whole business of the couelly I a hr the _ ..1 hut he Pointilsraittof . ode* ano ... -
.S.
kinked to a maziamed, ? b_h-SII - '.-20.1' 111121: gels•••• tilltimbi-wringli iiiiN Mon Rua " Oontimoonri and• myself of the Goa eppoetun which the
• could ever &Ise. -'. .'''' -. ' '''' - *•"' -.— .'.' JII 4 - ..t. 4 . -- , - . .:-,, -4 . tunaataht and imperious &mut& of boldness bees allowed me, to
..,
r obit% ammo est brio:lo,lldt* -If rolipilketrhP arum- '..
4. forth the m inkisfi of Counsel, Oa sport Proceeded reply to yOur letter respecting the cause of Dee v. -Lawrence. lam
1044
jot
• stances, or gradually and .ably dint 4ty dm eimetpt imam, te a ••'. t Of the 'mete of the Company Mal the amount of its eamedinigly gritted and mortified at thedisappointment whisk Ito
or other means, should a partial abassilition be found imemary. engegements. It appears that the former exceeds .*OOOl., exclu- occurred, while kmmeeiva myself not in the slightest degree N.
But doom le: it b • forgotten, that whether Marmot °rimmed, the Sire of wkimeer property tbe, Company may boaispoesed to .is. sponvible for it, bwraither as having mum to complain. A gentle-
matter is to he publicly and openly done: Every occurrence. and An kw their lifts,. The 'kits ate--alihrirbe rink* amounting to titan waited on nut at lignsisc- from your house, and informed pip
the stn eof fir: Bank at any Mom be on the face of les 1.2:10,8061—.-Life do., 112,1411., and Fite do.. 1414.11001.. making a clerk you would meet me at Wells, to imisuilaosnebe dataidaj be-
transaction. and comprehenat eat Mwe gins. from bike to boo total of d.. 1711,141/. ! lc woe the opinion, however, of the Coat- fore the repotted trial.' A note .in writing was •at the saw tints
by regular and clear books, kept coostaittly up to the latent meted, mkt*. thm.the reit/sham of ille Company nut, Unmediately avail. procured from the clerk of the enema ofhia-nostlesige In he /rid
it should be obvious what numb. of notes were tamed, of wheat able, Were fully equal to its enfagements, and upon this ground it into my b.okers, and a dialect mamma lily Okla diet the

rte y again ;eat in WHO IWO 1111101-141IPIC -- KIIOUSIICOS LU
at the Secretary of State'sOffi • for F *gn
were--for beef, fire. SU. is. 1 Id. per cwt., and bread 143.4 d. de- flee,
.• • .. TIM. WILDZ."
)ittham, whom they likewise severely beat. On Monday y a —am' ' - Oa thisletter it is ne 'to make &few alweevadees.• It is tut
morning they pursued several of these persons from the ditto.—Potatoes were purchased on Thursday in our market ' Affairs.
at sts. pd. per bushel, weighing 130 lb!, containing about The John 801 l has related on anecdote of the late Ad- true that.3lr. Spiller informed Mr. Sergeant Wilde* clerk that we
imago of Greenacres Moor, through Royton, on the Roar- fourteen „„thete. "mold Mimi him et Wells ; not was any assurance given that Itia
lee road, for the purpose of doing some palatial violence 7 • mirth Cornwallis, which may, perhaps, be a very pretty hanke---,y, et,,,dd odshie him or the "'moot oe the fee. oat mos,
o them. They . were fortusately restrained from their =Weary depreciation of DOPakCIATION or 4.,ONkt.i D Ptiorgary ABROAD.— aneceloie, though it is difficult' to decide whether it be however, of the Sergeant's letter; rte tbrwarded It to our agents,
,
iurposc by the Judicious advice of a person who resides SCHWYasx, Einvis'A29'meant to convey tippler .! or censure • bat, unfortunately Smith and Bayley. Mr.* 801ter, on seeing it, stated that be had in.
landed property, in Tiiiintinnn value, for the Editor, it wants one ingredient to give it due in- wells; „wed on too clerk foe en explanation of this alatemest '
its Amer is a• framed Mr. Sergeant Wikte's clerk that we " moilit wear Mtn at f
near Royton. Mr. Holme, of Hollingwood, the Magis-
fact too pollutions to Ile °Pim Pe rY terest, namely, truth; with which It is completely 31 Pied. The tees ra rise
bewhetwneetnite clerk admitted that nothing of the kind had evot i
rrte has unsolicited by any party? been to the place, and,
/ sin the Pekes Of. pin. funitdesir_thaeopr. of exportation variance, as will appear from the following statement.— them ; . but gave, as an explanation, that ilmap i
we are happy to learn, very properly recommended an ac-
to England, will not ease the evil. We will herein's, as Earl Cornwallis (for he was subsequently created a Mar- of a meeting at Wens wet mode al e kiln. front our tl/4
commodation. A meeting, is to be held this day by the
Of our Journal.,Sergeant, vsbaspently to Mr. SplUeerlenvista lido: Arllinall
roasters, at which a deputation from the men will attend ; a ctmostty, a eltaracgerhitic ideeetimafeent published.illone nis) went out to assume the supreme Govetnment in
which, setting aside the exaggeration, de- ?ndia, in 1786-7, not on board his brother's ship. but by hardly nay that no such MO laftlin Wales/he
the object of this is to endeavour to bring about a Id Imes been absurd. It Is
reconciliation of the di aces: Mynas Collinge and "1"1 "Ike as ono of the s of die times : the Swallow, East India Company's packet; and tile aqua- ,__Ell , .
contradiction
..._ bnPninbbri,„
_,belniviis'ilsi
tosA was m yea stassulesus os IDs
I.sncseitire hive still their factories partied by i consider- "To my Fri ht 'licking:oMb nre drou under Commodore Cornwallis did not sail flan Spit- 'Jerk. The „wine, there 011 t•
t, .sity sarganee was gives
'Woos :sr .41681 Ihrir nvalarjlB- is" es Pnabie, becalm head till February, 1789. Nor can the Aka Bull escape geant's banker, should sae him of' the pa if Ai Ike,-
oble number of soldiers.—Wakefirld aid Hallibx Journal. they on ja the joraomtw_2t...bapff does sem the toad oat matt as
dta hate". the hogatten .from this difficulty by changing the time to the passage 'tidally withint Isladation t and, from the servant% lea it
DrATH nv Polio N.—On Friday, about four o'clock iu if the elnall Yindn;•_,f 11"4'
'ha mediae 1s %Ifs the to who are in. hdme or during some part of the station in the country, apPeors that be him& had taken we ps instruct me h
the afternoon, a woman named Rawson, aged about sixty in the moil* a° gaill;Wiele. we. weweie. to 241.....1 ....I._ •advise kiln of all manitapaid to his asesuntmo to Puiday, whoa, W
dititinsifili se the ' his Lordshipd England
beciuse returned to. in the very be had .
eir3 the wife of a blacking-scller, residing in John-street, Go stibtroaa. iadaaaaaada h• gle—iii;a7",,,e. 1,,7„,m4.—rw ~„, • • g, _„
satoir Swallow packet which conveyed him Out. and was whiz! of the -
steam
olds cal direction% he would hays essetrett
Edgeware-road, put a period to her existence by taking loadeeeorio. However *Aims I amble. this rho Of girbir • on an occasion, embarked on beard his roma Ps Lads by se, bk.** hate 'cabled lbw to
two ounces of oxalic acid. Shortly after she drank of the •.. lemma nis ham fur a arses soliea es e keilikumoot. team ' 'timer once, Y _ p to 01 sod waded thit lama Although the See.
fatal liquid, her husband, teeing her taken so suddenly ill, en the Vats if his fethowvoint
illsedtiog men siai-des mu , brother's ship fey a passage in India. • Rapt declares, &as the sole reamm of hit iies.anendsues,
*sr ,-, . 19
_memer„d„ found in the MI" that the cause was aot wasiegoalit Uhl." we are
called the woman who occupies an adjoining shop, and re- "tiosonr_,,_er iiift_getreets
et
04.,_
cal:, whose cialuss frames* - BilOrol., mcT• • ' !applied to stamina belief that his detioneitstioe eta
quested the would come and see what was the matter with ethos
I (.... Chadian., ye bemwse die Innin_lAe. Cabinet of the. inlit John Brownie EuFs of Barton, war aroseeron, very gifirertng maim. „do,. to . :
the pesetalts, Pa • •••• aut. waisfitosa
his mire, which she did ; and the moment she entered the immataa„,. taagfiste, as tab WS wing ike - Ibis city:— ' as well in cep &nation of cur own andOet, 4-;1;,In' litV r
that Mulder Cannel' Ina delivered. Oda 4th day of the With . .-- .
.
room; sbe sate two papers on the table, with the wend elms Vim emetaiseteausedim. • IlLYnirt at .1.10.1 ...1 Wei. a Lod Km - maim, N p I.4lgeglittba re"' no way' •
i• poison " written on each. She asked the deceased, " was seeesedg imam aty moes. to
as ow, nor ..1.1. he TOW Oat
simie
no
to • mere, le •ptsedse at tits . .
it powibl she bad taken the contents of the papers?" To mows go 410 i owl ,-r , *bat I aaaaa, Vim af Bt. May Iledeilfot _ We, leinew, gausses a(iteouseelgemta a detail," It -
__11:: ''. .• -
Fitments's of Bt. Atm luthelewteirerewhl. a ' wan • • et soldiogiosmos the • of ' -•--- . ..• • •
which shee replied, " Yes, I have taken poison, and jet me *obi &Ape sad sash preseat. vaunt rows sits vines pampa
stela la ma amowampaood, tgair hmhea; autism, °dia. _ilk **kohl, see a Civet tharete—lam(ss lOWtif God AL . A t....),. . that xi mho, was, to, Mt, .
... at•
die." She was then in convulsions. A medical geodesist Atha ammo, la oft gm postpit.' • mote isiag est el the raw ilepalchts, wish "eieitiellesttee . -,7.01.. vita bisiviort sir •'• -
aft
was promptly in aturodance, who had recourse to the use4l , .- " A 'sussing Bottom ts Toga: 'dial Isla* thill""Illal 41' "
say) a Labe static of timber, sad • • • ' a the' • %award' ~
*-
the itoaarellt seams..—ltwav shwas •Isisieth Harm, *made of bses.big . , . elrelatllas . 'booing bid
antidote, het unfbetunately
_too late, as the wretshol “ Winest..**2s•• Um" • ,iii* siassiew dotes—hoe. 11411111464 It debit 404 hew. - -
.:7'. '-'`'i '' .- e 'IL ;Cliaelik bY oebilli dole
woman expired in less then fifteen minutes after she had The tellosimiliulit.aer 01441111c*„..
_,_____bl incireldlunideigs 4sslisyssa, wins se the watabee 0 r IL—lrene, 4 . .i. b „ WOO MOW& -the
dm
tee, •witistit
taken the fatal draught. Her husband, whose distaim etf times than the gabsegg, laitalPhve mu opulddired 0t0i1114411 !ariesd. boils the , , widi thsh worms iwitatir= 4.' ' . *4 Ma ••.. , • sa the Many.
mind is indOseribable, caw assign no Cause fee her destroy- of i jell, 0. *eller* of Mgt* of .' 4enat II "mit S gal 4•0 I Haunt 1'14112 P410..•44twt. 4 *yr of As ' • • mimic vi.. ,1 • about so mad a
6..4 aaripb. wades( limbos, monied' id— • . ~ - 1 tife la
ing hermit, excepting some angry words be had lately made 'sea *My. Well,; os tits Illwabig of the iith hot. 1,0101.- , '"'"I . lian...v, In, win Tir:
'roe _ _
sisairoa - 04411114 :zee is
Ram
iskosittg
aE:gritt
i
use 'of, to induce her to desist Rona grett intoxicated; oad ,writ) alas a. tow.w Irk read two ~sssstii,gic miterm*.e.„ erAtarse
do
shorn.
wow p_a_tage.iiieb wok - ~
awe
militate
le
mos.
on Thwarlay night laic he tenth! her. hitt dallied .b.s. bektglit iIV Itlddentotinmippeeed, is tyre
i:pc ,
•le -letW.tOthe 4 tag* ri,litigh sad that **Mg wee art la t"
he used no other tonne on that or Oikor pOksion. ;fist moo* - ,toirsigh., ~,_., , . 4dowlers's,„ . „ hil --,, * uteri:lloth Seel 'plains,
•. ' •
• • • . . • .- • • - . ,
.. . • .
„ •
~ .
' T••••' • •
./ . .
. •
, „ .

":~.

dentin
b!lcrit zrtni, irthetawm",,,..dwill
tnupded , venture that every profeeetana mart,
on readiog thef ergestit's letter. will agree. with as in thinking that
k,immaeluseni try moat enwarrantable. On this account we felt
ittneelses its the Ittet *ranee not at liberty to publish the Sergeant's
WM till teethe, etrilanatinn ; but we have since been informed,
on his arrivid'at Wells, the attorneys there, on finding that he
Nrielestine to elkiuceater, expressed great dissatisfaction at his
•tg his circuit, after having accepted ttlainen there ; and that .ome
dr..l thrd thsy could not in future give him their briefs if he
then dwelled them ; which is in some measure confirmed by the
leek's ability:Won to Mr. Spilln on his last interview, " that the
sontivtion itionsin the attorneys at %Veils who had retained the
erte.trit, when it was understood that he had accepted a special re-
tarier for Motivator. wax quite equal to any confusion which could
aye reveal:ea at Gloucester." We have also learned front several
r ~st respectable quartet*, on which we can place reliance, that no
was ever entertained, or hinted at, by the Sergeant at Wells,
;.. to the mute king postponed ; ou the contrary, that it was gene-
'rte.,/ stated there, that the Sergeant did not start far Gloucester,
neati'y because leis bankers had not advised him of the partnere or
14; fees ; ar.d that it was a matter of notoriety there, that the See-
!,',..tirt pi:44N owner? this as his reason, owd excused andjuellta
if,maissine as If-cl/s, en that grouted wily. Our information en
'as that took
_,p`acte on the Sage:lnt'r circuit is so respectable, sad
so consistent in every chaos*. that we cannot doubt the CAATCCUIMS
ait ; till we are prtpared to verity it, by authority which even he
Piteteif oil( not dispute. We make this statement with great pain
mut tehtetake—we have no eed to gain by it--the mischief accts.
ened is irrepariblc-we do it in compliance with the suggestions
of must Numerable men, of which we cannot but admit the force.
ENCF. AND NZWIIMILII.
,4:l•er cr,:t.t, Sept. 20, 11128.

•
• This is a etre) doctrine; for, in our early studies, we rec.!.
I t t.. hare luta impreesed by Sir William Blackstone with A high
A; Pr of the lif7, and " nuli nee &more" feeling, o to InOltel• of
the rngllsh Bar, an terms of the following jetport : .` that the fls
given to* barrister wite not as • loran° vet coxductio; bat as g+l4-
Jam Itostarinitnne not as a salary or hilly, but ss a mere gratuity,
'4.i:A no counsellor could demand, without defog-wrong to las re-
p..l:3tion."•