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London, England, 1822-11-09 00:00:00

PUGILISM

Between Barlow antl foe N soweeeigse, alleresloy,
Mee Moto; Is Itwilleowatebiee. es Tuesday, Ins kb el
Pfroviabier, 101 miles from Leedom.

Harlow the " l's Yorkshire wive," wire was brought to
teen, oil mei • shareetee for minis/, gods sheet time
area se iissehernefy disposed of by she John Bell Setter
(Josh. Hueses),. at Bt. Alban's, without • diadem of eMniea,
as Ms relent bests was peeksil. sod lorghed sit by she
Aeon, Haws I. Ida neighbourhood, ea sededg; midweek,
but • lbw wads previous so his maids' hi• oppressors is
the Leedom ring he wee the terror ddm Chow Uwe ilie.
mike resod Bantry,. as be had flowed she. .0 io tee see.
stesive bottles. Se smelt imporiasas is the Loodiewsnwei.
Toole, • big este, upwards of fourteen mesh plebeidout
Barlow se es easy eesteater,,prt down his Moat wishes* lila
least hesitatiosi of sauces, sod invited his flies& se _s bias
sem tit tbe " detested cove Gent Lumens " Upwards of
Iwo thessood permits asnotered epos this orimidas. eessiet.
Mg principally of fainters and their immesh Teed. ebb.
sleeved, "he did not I,he shot! half minute time; end sham.
fore wishes, tar • siert* to be showed betimes melt mood."
Bodes perfectly mimed with his oppoorat wheel lath pew
pared to slow /Ow" Tootle bad fur hi: armed a Ims-.
tier; sod Bather appeared is the ring, as jolly ee 11411104.-
boy, with the Champion of &aimed as his atieedailL Voir
tie, ea viewimg Gilds (it was shoe& by the bretesideri),.
began rather to " drop down • little spew hi. luck."
Masai sin grog, Bales had sairspeemed isms-
' runoff elatti Ire hooded, Meek; sod Tootle was • hog,
fled pneweby Wet as any hoses would wish to lave • re.
Neither et the eidoliatarts were eager to go Is soils; hot.
after a little eminsiting sod running aim* she ring, Barka
west dews rest • Mt. A • Hay iu of dliadiam. for
Tootle; sad its friends ties/Ai if wee " ell ripkt"
I.—Toutle sow came up so the arnica upon ae " good
Mess" wish himself, sodas eonfideni •• so Atimasider thist•
the del y was his own. He clinileteeCeii play. bedtime horse
it, sod Bedew was again hit down. m'irowfieto etre seed •
IM Yokels; " Barlow wilt he dose over or be, WOW is
Imam sly;" sod pulled out their littisehuga td, ismirtsi
trifle es l weds.
3. di 6,6, 7,9, g, awl het thedsee. four. monde •
change took plate. and Tootle weireirliallf the wow of it.
11 was pully.hanlyn-Tootle oat of *ad, sod tuns inemedof
else admire between each roved worlclao* *me bees Owe. •
vice to It.. He hit giant sad bOit &meet respectable die.
sines from Barlow. The latter hero, hailing he. meld set
lees, Mfg phsyieg epos his oppoitest's body.lilewdress, till
be gam him seek • Arstaker is thew/set a ket,, wharti
damned mit wry es involuntary la•• • He-lea, after she miaow,
of • Immo es theists., IN" per de cad w ihe'6o6l dulness
nelemee.

REMARKS —lit was a complete. Yobs. 11/11,, sad Bartrow
*es Not stand &jot hittlier in the estimation' of she Lanese
Pasty from the albwe soninest. Tootle is 40 pan of ogo.
mediae as pertessioss to mimes. Notwithstoadisi it was
$ seramblitag, pulling sad Iselin bat*, Barlow was stew.
ly mmlabed; sad Malls did not go away wittiest sews.
beat, refs. We Wok at bad ilia/atom ostbr pas of Bar-
kow's backers So have lel Wei mined into atm abuse
as lin 4610,10 W for .100/, 64i4ermaistit Duni Hodson, on
th• 31.4 orbeeembet. Af • all meals, Idewlest is mese lb.
better Iloe Wit Minn.

L4W mr4Ltrocmcr.
COURT Or CIPIANCIIRY, LlNeeira
rawer, Plesitisea S.
arr.

IMOIJINVI
CROSS t. DISMAL
Mr. FiItALD moved for au injunction so restrain
the Defendant from taking tort execution on a pest
obit hood fur ',OWL against the Plaintiff, wider
the following circumstances
The Defendant induced the Plaintiff' to elope
with his daughter to Gretna Green, sad twatry her I
that he afterwards persuaded him to release her
fortune. The Defendant let him tie house et VIM
pet year, and did him the honour of residing with
and got the Plaintiff to execute the bond fot
the expense of housekeeping. His Lordship would
!perceive it was a matter of deepen' Witten the
partial, and it was a swine of esionie.
The LORD CHANCRLLOR-M Take the isjeoc-
firm."

THE PORTSMOUTH CilE.
Mr. WiTlicasLL concluded his afgumesd.
Mr. SHADWIILL and Mr. BILL followed us the
same side.

The tatter Gentleman hid net concluded his
argument whet► the Court tom.
The Court was crowded N► enema during the
day.

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COURT OF RING'S BENCH. Weetiortig,
Fan's?, Plovingua I.

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JOIII&O it. Americo.
Mr. finking Glutei/ applied for a rule to thew
moo Irby the verdict for the Plaintiff its this case
should not be set aside, and • wew trial granted.
The cause was tried before Mr. Justice Kik at the
last Essex Assiato. Tbe form of the declaration
was for goods sold and delivered. The Plainhff
was a Welsh cattle salesman, sod the Defendant was
a publican, residing at Billericay. It was shown by
the Plaintiff's witnesses that his dooms had been
in the habit of taking stock to the Defsmehmt's
hour, and in the odium., course, they, on this or.
vision, took sixty-four sheep there; some converge•
tion took place respecting their value, and the De-
fendant said, "I'll take to them at this. • bead."
The drovers accordingly left the sheep, bat the Dv-
frodant did not pay fee them, es he claimed • right
to set of a certain bill of exchange, which he held
from the last year, accepted by one of the Plairsaff'a
principal drovers, against the price of the sheep.
Whets the Plaintiff heard of the cireenteaner, he
wrote • letter to the Defendant in the following
teresss:...
"the-. 1 aaderstead yea haw kept sr detailed Owl two
of my sheep se meow of a lii whit my drover, Irdlislio.
owed yaw leo year. Yes have as eight to sap sheep. sold
I so sorry you have detsised them, hoe let diem bs wets hops,
till 1 cuss up, which will be disc April seas," Ike. is.
He (Mr. &Oat °wale.) now esateindeel, as he hod
done at the trial, that here was no sale, sod there.
fore this Senn of the attire, " for pods sold and
delivered," was erroneous. The- fetter of the Plain-
tiff resersieed se salt, ad he only spoke of the
sheep befog kept sr detained by rbe Defendant.
The Quay Jvailea--•• Take a nth to 'haw
U. 5.,.,,
'Voila*. V. 11101116.
This moos aches to recover piraaltiee ender the
55th George M. oar account ettliarDefendant hay.
in supplied the workhouse of Se; Matthew, Beth.
nil-green, with milk, he being at Ala time • Go..
Teener and Director of the Poor rfr that parish.
The action weir hied heroes the Lied Chief justice,
and • predict token for the Plaitinff.
The SoLICITOR•GtiIIiAL now moved, on the
part of the Defendant, to him that verdict set
aside, and • lawsuit entered. Het:untended that
the Defendant was not a governor or director of the
peer. He was alleged to be as snider the provisions
•• of two local Acts for the management of the poor of
this ;wish, aamitly. the 3d sad 13th George 111..
1 by which errey inhabitant haldingiu thertith to
' the amount of NIL a year' oti was for mid
emistiauted a vernier and duetted
.r the poor. and
i might act its nth. The Dekiidant certainly was
a holder to that nova, and it' wire therefore two.
traded home* goventer within the meaning of the
55th George. 111. bet he (the Solicitor4lenerol)
cootended, that both the 3d sad 13th of George 111.
were superseded by the provisions of the 534
George LH., another legit' Act, conned in its ope.
ration to tiny parish. by which it wit provided' that
at. sowed vesmy should be held, at *lnch, in addiss
lion to the churchwardens and overseers' for the lime.
bring, thirty-two persons. should be elected as
governorr and directors fur monsaging the *friars or
the poor. This Act, be contended.placed the ma.
ointment of thew poor entirely on the hands of the
persons so elected; and excluded :Al the eOl. • year
holders constituted by the former Amu. •
Rule to sheer oausegrented.
noadtW as A/Kornai it. lima.
This was au actions on a policy of inoeranee on
ship•and cargo from this country to the coast of
Africa and hack, brought by Ilse assignevirosf Jame`.
a bankrupt. It was tried before the Chief 1.0•14010‘•
at• Guildhall, and • verdict 'skew for the Mimi&
Mr. SClretirt now moved lb set aside the thee 1
diet. The vessel, it approved. oiled in July, FDIC
and the policy war not 4kt-tot till September,
let 7, and, the day after did' policy was effected,.
Jones,. who lived' at Liverpool, white a letter to bit
ageat.iii London, expressing a hope that the ;Wig;
was efileted, a* the.ship wars out of tithe. Malls
trial, w rroecttent• of Bristol, was examined; sod
hestottd, that' Jones must' have brew utoseqnsidte'd
with the- Aftieen trade, if he thought slit shiwout
of'. time on-the 171 h September, 1317;' and, on the
evidences. the Jury found for the Plaintiff; The
vessel hod never bees heard of. A letter ass
received in:Novelatler, 1818, &hewing that the ves-
sel had arrived mi. the coast of Africa, and nes pro.
cording to trade. Hid • that letter been rommunis
excel to the underwriters, et was very improbable
that they would bite underwrote the risk, when
they world metier that' no advice, had been idlers
erode received et' so late a period as Septemberi
18.17.
'flee Conn' was bat prepared to toy that such
communication was absolutely neeessery ; the goo.
non, however, might be argued on a rule to shot
cause. —Rule grauttd:
111111tIlta. V. ILLUS.
This was an action seder the Grime Lam, tried
before Mt. Jostle, Park..at Hanford, wbeu a verchat •
was bed fir the Defendant:
I Mr. Clitlfrir now moved fora new Mal, on doe