The National Register.
London, England, 1819-11-15 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

J. Jackson, Manchester, butcher.. Solicitors, Messrs. Ad-
lingiun and Gregory, Bedford Row.
P. 11. inner and C. Johnson, London Wall, horse dealers.
Sole. ;Messrs. Longdill and BintofielJ, Gray's Inn Square.
H. Oswald, Beceles, Sutlbik, tanner. Sol. Mr. Brutnley,
born Court. Gray's loti.
11., (.. and W. Lang, Accrington, Lancashire, calico printers.
Sole. Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.
F. Henderson, Newton by the Sea, Northumberland, ti
dealer. Sols. Messrs. Mounsey and Fisher, Red Lion Square.
M. Mullion, Liverpool. ship chandler. Sub. Messes. Clarke,
Richards, and Metleall, Chancery Lane.
C. Ross. Grist Barr, Statfind, brush maker. Sots. Messrs.
Jennings and Bolton. Temple.
T. Brumley, Nottingham, victualler. Sole. Messrs. Hurd
and Johnson. Temple.
I Wilson, Wotksup, Nottirilliamshire, money scrivener. SoL
Mr. Wilson, Greville Street, Hatton Garden.
J. hides, Lamb's Conduit S:rcct, upholsterer. Sol,. Mtssis.
Mason and Ilou.sinaii. New Bridge Such.
J. Zamora, Bevis Marks, St. Mary Aae, grocer. Sol. Mr.
Noel, Gray's Inn Place.
W. Loa fides, .1. Robinson. and H. Neild, Manchester, cotton
merchants. Sols. Messrs. Hewitt and Resekeabury, Manc-oe,kr.

COURT OF COMMON FLEAS.
The Chief Jie.tice. Sir Robert Dallas, Mr. Justice
Park, and Mr. Justice Richardson, entered thecourt a
few. minutes after one o'clock. Au order was made by
their Luidrhips, and read by one of the officers, that
from and after Thorsday, the I I th day of November, all
ntit:cvs ofjuslilyitig bail should be served heww eleven
o'clock in the forenoon. except in eases where further
time for jos ifying had 'wen allowed by the Court ; ser-
vice in that event to be made before three in thcatteruoun.

INQUEST AT OLDHAM.
Mr. Searlett moved fin a side to anew cause, wby a en.
spinal information shuidd not be :tiled against Joseph
Earushaw, a surgeon. mid Joseph Taylor, fur privately
delivering on the Wails of nepienitier Imo, at Oldhom, •
cruel* paper, nut snider the sanction of an oath, to a
Jury, thereby emit avowing to cut rola rho senores, and
pi rvert the admiuisuallota of jll3l ice. 1•11 a defendant,
Eai fishing, was the medical attendant on the deceased
Lees, one uf the unfortunate vim' of ihe lbrb August,
al Manchrsb•r, aud oils present the }list tidy ut the inquest,
but derliiied to be 411A01 as he was one ut Us. Society of
Frrentk.set heatteiwaisla nubile a %%slit. n statement of lets
opinionwhich lie gut privately couvesed to the Jury.
Tsar Wild' deft intent was the person who Mid Minted this
to the Juiy, four of whom actually reeves eil copies of it.
Hr. a Oniesl4. II that there was striae difficulty in bringing
the matter home to Earnahaw as the writer, hilt au uMida.
sat which he held in his hand, with regard to Taylor, n as • •
'node lay • person, to whom lie admitted he lied served
these copies on the Jury. He tlim read these attida-
sits, namely, that of Ferrand, inn Coroner, and another, •
swearing to the fact it lawperiug outs the Jury, but dia.
closing no new fact, nut already knows.; the Mite ale.
posed to the admission of Taylor. The affidavit rev; akinit
Mr. Earuallaw. was teas itervase. The depiiirem swore
that he had a conservation wills the ili-leielaill ; and, Upon
questioning him as to his authorship of dos -Paper, Mr. E.
did net give a direct anscer. He admitted lie had sects '
papa es which were cope,* of it, but denied that he aas a
party to distribute tirein amongst the Jill-yrs. •
The CdefJostice.—lle positively stuns himself that he
nether directly our indirectly • mutilated tae papers
amongst the, Jury.
Mr. Se alett He 40r11 en, and true onestiiiii is, is hether
the circumstances l base stated are maladroit to induce the
Court to call a; him to olte.b• raise Sal) the intimmittitm
shoilld mot bite. 4 tal.e the ruse to be cl.ar
against Taylor. The paper *Midi by Famish ,w professts •
to give his opinions un .he cause of the death tit Pitt Lee..
Tiie paper is udilresfed latis—" To alt a hoot it may
concerti ' •

The Chief Jostle—The foundatou or thy present opinion
that the Ink ought to gu ttiont,t Tissior. o, that nutliiiig it to _
he dela% e.rd to a Jury other than ul oath.' touehniit the
in .it. Tot their Inquiry. It dog 9 not appear tniiC you have
routhese,,t proof iu tihe case to I: nal [mite the liter of tie
Ride to sbew cause granted against Ta. lor.

A Carious Diteniata.—The burial grotindi of London
and its neighbournixid are. at this tune so carefully
watched, that the rilitrrectionvnien C2ll scarcely procure
any hixltes for the dissecting rooms, no less thou seven
of these nv/al members of society are now in prison,
having beets detectrd in attempts to raise the dead; the
students at the hospitals are at a stand still—bodies
fetch untie •the usual price, and one of the principal
Itctosers on Amstomy has actually applied to Lord Sid.
mouth for leave in import them from France, where
they are easily procured and very cheap; the result of
this application is not yet known.
Amin, in pia travel. through Finland, relates a very
curious law which prevails at Alio, which, if adopted
in this country, ovoid totally pm an end'in•that abomr.
nahle traffic carried on by resurrection-turn. It is, that
the bodies of at! pensioners :Intl sinecure ',heroic:l, atilt'
t e r decease. become the property of the State, and are
livered in the surgeons for dissection. 'thus, if they
never did ally good in their life, they were not wholly
useless in their death. What excellent anatomical sub.
jeets would such a law as this produce in England!
Tnere is a competition now anions the New York
bakers. who shaintake the largest shilling loaf. This
iv ail excellent •sitirit of rivals!. Oise of these .bakers
ammo ces, that iris log shall. weigh twelve-outects inure
than the corpor.ttioti assise; •
A dispute of ratites a serious niture has taken place ie
the Nlevliterranean, between the American Commodore
Stewart, snd s.inte Officers romposing a Court Manual
on a marine. The Ci tivlore refused to confirm the
sentence of the I ;oust, which led to disrealiectfid lan-
guage. and 111 the end Captains WI'IN *h. Ballard.
and Niehol•on, and Lieutenants `Gallrearr, and Paty
were suspended fronsabcirtantualtda.

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