The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-25 00:00:00

Mr. Campbell--Certainly, oy lard.
Mr. Jostle, llsyley--Von may take a role to show class ;
and probably we dull not bear of tbe matter again.
Mr. Campbell tuko his rule.

COURT OF COMMON Put As.
TIIURNDAY, liov. It.
Mr. Sergeant Lens on thin day said the defendant was net
able to accede to the offer of the plaintiff to bring 5001. into
court making en order of reference to ascertain' the real ao.uut.t
of the goods furnished by the pinintiff as diseaue. for the hills.
He should only repeat to the court the °bier/Mimi, that the
plaintiff could not recover more than the consideration actually
advanced, as he lied derived no benefit whatever from the bill..
Mr. Sergeant Vaughan observed, that to save further ex-
pence he would take the verdict for the amount proved by the
defendant's evidence, which he believed described the amount
to he 8001.

This offer was not accepted, midis connect could not agree
as to the sem really proved to be the viable of the goods.
Lord ChiefJustiee Dallas remarked, that this case bad already
bee. tried twists. and the question was, whether it eh•.uld go
down to a third trial I Whoever discounted Oleo, etchange,
to a oertain eatent specalated on the solvency of the parties,
whose names were attached to them. The plaiotiff 'a ooasset
had most liberally rif.ared at the second trial to take the ventiet
for such sent as the Jury should tide's really the valor of tb•
goods ; bet the Jury had given a verdict for the fell amount of
4he two bills, en the grown that the circulation of bills of ex-
change shoeld be asirttle impeded as possible. The case bad
better stand over (or the parties to look into this accounts, and
alter the werdiot accordingly.
The parties, however, not seeming to be likely to agree os
the moan, the court refused Mr. Sergeant Leos' 'notion for a
new trial, on the plaintiff's consenting to reduce his judgment
from 1,0001. to 7501.
Mehl, snit. 22.
Lord Chief Justice Dollar sat this morning at Cihiball, to
hear cases at Nisi Prima. The fear t oases heard were unde-
fended, end of no importance.
(Sittings is Basco.)
At eleven o'clock the court met in Westminster.
Zlbsetsaat R nem&
Mr. Sergeant Rellock in the coarse of the present term oh.
Mined a rule to sbew cause why the award made in this rams
should sot be set aside. The ground of the application was,
that the authority of the arbitrator had been readied by one of
the parties to the reference before the award was made, and 144
*Siderite imputed improver conduct to the arbitrator, and also
.barged some of the witnesses with perjury.
Mr. Sergeant Cross proceeded this day to show cause against
the rule, sod contended that this was not a case in which the
court world interfere to model the defendant. The original
action was one of nassaysia for money had and received fur tim
plaintilra use. The defendant admitted the receipt of the
monry, but defended the Refit)e on the grouted that he had paid
it over on the plaintiff's acconnt. When the swim came on at
the York Assizes, in 1820, it was referred to arbitration by the
recommendation of the Judge who presidert, and an order of
Nisi Prins was made to that effect. After this die defendant
frequently called upon the arbitra,ur, and canard several delaye
in the award, and at length revoked the arbitrator's authority
by deed. The arbitrator. however, proceeded is the affair,
and made his eased in a few d+ys slier. The learned Sergeant
submitted that if the court were to set aside the award 1111111.1.
such circumstances, they would he opening a door to the mast
vezati )))) s proceedings 011 'the part or frauduls tit def. mimes,
who, after a cause was referred, might, when the matter was
about to be finally settled by the artistrator, come in and ley n'ee
hi+ authority, and thins delay the plaint di and defeat the purposes
of justice. He .4:omitted therefore, that in the pri sent case the
defendant was not entitled to relief, and that the rule ou.,lit to
he discharged.
The Lord Chief Jestiee Dallas asked what was there in this
care to take is net of the general award The general isle
was, that an award was null and of no flied, when made after
the revocation of the arbitrator's autholity. Here the award
was made after the authority had been revoked, and the 'order
of Nisi Prins was r. it made a role of the court antil after iltot
award had been decided. Hid the an aid been made under
a deed of reftreuce, it w aid undeuhtettiv be bad amide :titer
the revocation of the authority. The question then ass,
whether there was any,atel what difference between a deed of
referenee and an n: der 411 Nisi Prins. In the case of dinith v.
Aston, the counsel for the award argued as the learned Sergeant
t ('ross) (lid in the present, sod uiviutained that 1111 crde t ef
Nisi Pies would I.e ti.ed wily as a :timers of debit,, if the early
ortu!d, before the terra, and before the eider could be made a
rule of court, revoke the arbitriter's tethotity, lit tout es .e,
bowers r, the court decide.** at the Snarl! emlil not stand.
thou,h they enforced put of tie order by rendering the imiy •
creating the delay liable to coma. In the present case, what-
ever might 1w the merits of application, the strictness of prac •
I ice required that the vole he mimic
The other Judge concurred in this opini no, and the rule was
made absolute.
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By an oracr oMIM2 S.:wltris, no shop of tor kind
will be allowed to le 1.... pt within the %tails of IV :r.
wick Gaol or noes of Correciion, tuAtthat no `jr-
vent of the county sball, directly or indirectly
any titbit; to the pristiners therein confitiell. L....
wise, that no apprentices, or other pt mops,
tea by NagiNtratti as a punislitn.qn, nor any persfots
sentenced at the pt.-salons to cor,littootut to a paa:../1.
Men% will be all-oved to porthaas vietw.la or to
rtceivc any front their ncquaintance, but that they
are to part: ke of no other diet th..n the county al-
lowance of bread and water, sinless iu case of sit k-
nees the surgeon IPAup, tliceary wla attend the
prison shall uirect otherwise.
A r.-soketattie f.otot f J 1 Nne;tt 131.1tlertoln fair ZU
pi i.iir Som, rset ewe, ./11. 151. Th:. saii.e firmer had a
Ire. Iwo :Ta3 al;w„ for 'us. more thin our t 9 ewes Low
fetched.
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PROM SATURDAY NIGUTS GAZETTE.
Ibis Gamete aptilles the appointment of William Mara:ld, of
notelleum Damasibat ; F. Randall, of Cianbrulge; and W.
Alain. of Chinas Moot, Oxfordshire, Gents., to be Masters
Extraordinary e High Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPT'S.
'.l. Marks. Raeford. Essex, slopselier. Solicitor, Mr. Hall.
Great James Street. Bedford Row.
J. Cianey. Snowhill. its dealer. Soda. Messrs. Tottie and Co.
Poultry.
T. Dawson. St. Mary, Stafford, miller. Sol. Mr. Beebe,
Fetter Lane.
.1. J. Stockdale. Strand, bookseller. Sol. Mr. Neele, &read.
0. French. Wltitechapel Road. provision agent: Solo. Messes.
&under, and C,u. Upper Thames Street.
U. Nettleton, firtgeware !toad, Middlesex. victualler. Solo.
Metre. Wiglesworth and Cu. ray's Inn square.
11. Clarke. Swallowtiekls, 1t tits, grocer. See.. Messrs. Ha-
milton and Co. Deivrick Street, Soho.
G. Stork, ANltiteek, Somerset, farmer. Sol,. Messrs. Adlink
ton antt Co. Bedfonl Row.
J. Jena n. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, molester. Sods. Messrs.
So sine and Co. Old Jewry.
K. Walker, Hodder:deed. York. clothier. Sol. Mr. Bettye,
Chanrery Lane.
W. Ridley and D. Williams, Whitehaven, curriers. SoL
Mr. Unman, Staple Inn.
E. L. Uridgman, Fish Street Hill, undertaker. SoL Mr.
Shei!..id, Great Prescott Street.. Goodman's Fields.
T. Pearson, Oxford Street, adman. SoL Mr. Popkio, Dean
Street, Soho.
G. Rainey. Marshall Street, Cavendish Square, ironmonger.
Messrs. Bull, Hones Street. Cavendish Synare.
J. Kilwanls, Laughante.Carmarthenshire, mnkeepes. Sols.
Mews. Clarks and Co. Chancery Lane.
J. L. Tuck. Haymarket, jeweller. Sul. Mr. Wright, King's
Bench Walk, Temple.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 30. .1. Broome, and J. Gregion. Charles( Street, Gros-
venor Spate, cilsinet makers-3(4W Deily, Southampton Row,
Bloomsbury. min milliner—eu. J. C. and A. Miller, lii,hoPs"
gate Street, twerehants-30, J. Harrell, Richard Street, Islington,
bookseller—t 6., T. Grabs, High Row.Knightsbridge, plumber
—Dec. 111. G. J. Armstrong. Princes Square, Itasiclill Highway,
coal merchant-20s N. Irving, Carlisle, inn keeper—to, J. and
W. Dodd. Kirkoswald, Cumberland. 4, K.:l'hompeon.
Botherhithe, ship builder-3, I. Leech and J. Hincheldie, Cates-
ton. Street, wholesale hosiers—a% S. Hulse. Nottingham, silver-
outlets-13s B. Ikunkud. Pontefract. Yorkshire. Maltstel-23,
I'. GrilbJh. Hillmorwa, Warwickshire, victualler-16. W.
Snape. Lichfield, mercer—ft, R. Ferrer, Bread Street, Cheap-
side warelsoust a.an-14., H. F. Pelerin, Lloyd's Code House,
hictrance broker-2i. T. Lind, Hem Heath, Staffordshire, Car-
petuer-1 P. Al`Condey. Liverpool, merchans—l4, T. Cole.
wan, Bimunaliam. out it, T. Coming, Castle Court,
Bittbin Lane, merchant—
CEA TIFICATRS to be granted Dee. 14.
R. Hesselture, TUirak, Yorkahi e, innkeeper—P. H. Byrne,
Buellersbury. watehoteeniam—P. Dipper, Worcester, silk
ruenes.—H. Ackland.and James Rose. Leadenhall market, pro-
etsios asercitaat—.S. and T. B. Frani:cps, Liverpool, marble
masons—W. 11. Comport. Croydon, loiters—E. Paine, Little
Chan. Kent, paper maker—T. Martin and S. Helikins, Bristol,
I..nen
ebi.sita. drapers—P.C. and F. Fletcher, Quartette, coal mu-

COUIV.SE OF L'XCHA NNIDE, Nov. 44
Ainvterdam, 14 S C.F. Seville, 110—Gabra It, $O
Ditio,Aisight, IS 0 Legliori..4ll—Genon, 431
Rotterdam, IS 4 31a1ta,46 Vett ire,27 60
Antwerp, 1.4 4 Naples,39l—Liabost, 641
liamnargh, 37 8 Oporto. 321-11allia ,Ou
Altman. 3; 9 ktio.labeiro. 46
Paris.3ilayeright, 25- 50 POlel iiio, lIS
Dins, 23 &I I Dirblin, 91 per cent.
800 rdenntv, 46 80 Cork, to per cent.
Fr.tedateriontlieVlains,l36 roteigto goblin bars,2l. 17P.
Petersbwrgh, VI 3 U. 6d. per oz.
Vienna, Et. Flo. 10 tt New VoublJone, 31.14*.9d.
Trieste, Ei. Flo. 10 ::2 New Dollarp, 0.. Od.
7 lad rid, 371—Cadiz, 3iii Silver in barz.vtaudard Os.
itilous, 31-Ilarcelour,',6 Oid.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
onnk Stork 249; thanunnt 0.
2 ',el Cent. lieu. 811, I Itup.3 per Cent. 8O
pes cent.cnnonie, bli India bonds 45
3} pri Cent. 93 India Stuck %VII
n.•r I en!. 94 Exchequer 8111 x 7‘. prem.
Nee Fuurs, Lull Vous. for Ac. 81*
. ~x tun. 2UI Lottery Ticket. £24 15t.