The National Register.
London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

'lisle of SOL fur :41I'npi

Sir J. She C1)11111S, 3 ) r.. brat General Grosvenor'. !Arm
Draw and Mr. Whlker'b scarecrow.

Three where started, but they were beat in the SW heat,
nud did aqt start for the wood.

Mr. Kii.es b. m. by L'Orieut, beat Mr. Pearee's Smug-
aler,'lst. Mb. each for 100;.,s.
At the conclusion of the Races, the Fi,;lo beta ern Oliver
and the Ulack, aho had a turn-up at Oben', a fen days
ago with 11w scientific Cesow• Cooper, took ',lnce. Ob.
xer de, med it a hit of play, in training f,4 Donto Ily.and
the fight wee for 50i. by subscription. Miser %MI ill WI
boor and three MillUillh lie had hard a ork. hut he pitn,sh•
ed the Black s ly be repeated hits us the head and
body, and exercised hie best science to the mortification of
antagonist, ahp a not to be treated scolliordy. Oliver
bloke an , and teceived hut little injuo r.

An Abstract of the Bill (as amended on re.
commitment) to uuiend the Laws relating to Bank-
rupts :

A debt not due to hen suilicient foundation for a row
tnitvion.

t. upon n debt due to nue creditor or
partnership.— Cot!, iaaeat t'xbts to be provra',le.
All parafra p•o•es.-rd bs a bankrupt, coupled %%lib an in-
terest, In vest in his us%:giiees.. _ .

C&.1111,11 punishment imposed by 3 Gco I I repealed, and
various offences by boilknillt% to be punished.
P.ovimmt in calm bankrupts do no: surrender.
Punishment of bankrupt fur detaining ur de.trnying
book S of .wcounts, &c..--'l'ransf eclat ion or in: pi iwitnent.
Joint debts to be proved under separate
A joint commission niny issue against two ur inure part-
Ares constituting part of 11 fall/.
A joint creditor appl)i.:7, for a acpnrate commission to
receive n &Wend of the joint estate 'ily
Aftioees under separate comml..iou may use the names
of the pal ti ill re.taiu cases.
As.i4nees of one ur more partners may me the names of
tile pc.igneers of the remaining partner or partners, against
w horn a subsequent commkiion may have issued.
Art not to extend to Ireland.

The contested Election for Shrewsbury termi-
nated on Tuesday last, when the lumbers appeared
to be, for J. Mytton, EFq. ::84, for P. Corbett, Esq.
287, leaving a majority in favour of the former gen-
.of tleclArod acArclitigly. duly
clCeted.

THE NATIONAL REGISTEII.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S lIENCII.-SATURDAY MAY 22.

HOLLING,WONTH V. RI‘GER.

This was nn fiction to recover the v..lne of a horse under
the following t orcuorstance.:—The patties were intimate
atequaintanee, and in April, 1811;, the plaintiff lent the
de-
feud:tut a Horse for the day to go to Walt latanstow ; the de-
fendant arrived safely ut his place of destination, and having
;accomplished his object, either of business or pleasure, he in
the evening set out on his lemon home ; he again rode in
wifely and comfort till he arrived at Low• Lay ton, here, how-
ever, lie discovered a falling off in strength and evident in-
disposition in his itaiz.„ he aas obliged to dismount, and here
terminated the pleasure of the tiny. lie led his horse atilt
difficult% four rodeo further ',maids town. where he applied
'ln a farris.r for advice and aid, who jammed him the animal
had got the gripes. and adsiund he should he bed, and al-
lowed to remain where be was for 11w erght ; the defendant,
however. objected to this, find urgc d his wish, if possible, to
get the animal home loins toaster's stable. The fa: tier gave
the an'mul some tin, and the defendant again proceeded,
hum I. the bridle towards town. On the road the
animal fell down, and ass with difficulty got up aguiu,and
ultimatt:y leached Vi hitechapel, and when at a short dis-
twice from his home he f.all down a second time nod expired.
It is fa furl her urg,ed by Mr. Marryalt, the plaintitra
Counsel, that the defendant bad caused the animal'► death
by his treatment, has ing brought ost the gripes by giving him
100 marls water, awl lint sufficient oats to dilute them a nit,
nod nfirraurils forcing Mn,, when its the extremity of pain,
to travel to town.

On the part or the defendant this cliarge was rebutted,
and is W7lli contended he wns oat liable to psy for the animal,
whose death was the net of Providence, not accelerated b.,
tiny misconduct Millie defendant, who had taken all possih.e
care of him. The Jury, hoarse., found • verdict for the
plaintiff—Damages Ill.—Costs 40s.
TIIP IWO P. PLATT aad others, for a Conspiracy.

Thin Mso an indictment againo eiXbt individual; for a
con‘iiirary, at king not of the conviction of Mr. Mrrceron,
as Thrum.' of Bethnal Green Poor-rate.

Ale. Serjrant Pell, on the part of the prosecution, com-
menced stating time case. and lamented that the peace and
tranquiliite of this palish should still Bout' to he dis-
united. He simonlml be happy if the proceedings of this
day should lead to the ailjnstment • of all dispute., and be
time means of reconciling the difference of opinion which
had so loeg prevailed among so great a portion of the com-
munity as constituted this parish& when
Mr. Searlett, who appeared for the defendants, inn.
mated that they were equally desirona of restoring the
peace and tranquillity of the parish, the opinion they
formerly mites tamed of Mr. Met cc ton having undergone
a material chance. iVlmereitpun the Chief Justice inter-
posed, and recommended that, if that were really the
desire of bon. parties, they should suppress all animosity,
and that the present indictment should tint proceed, upon
the sintleistatmeling that no further proceeding of any dr.
seription shook' br taken, which Mr. Searlett and Mr.
Gurney, fur their clis id., pit aged thenumelves should be
the Cass•; the Chief Justice at the mine time Wiwi thug,
that the resalt of this iteiietwo nt should not be considered
ns a triumph obtained by either party. Upon ',Melt time
Counsel fur the pruserstbon cousented to a verdict Of ac-
quittal.