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FROM LLOYD'S.

the earlier transactions between tl;e pi ries, the paper de-
livered in by order of bearer, had been paid for by Buck-
ingham's acceptance ; and it was quite clear that the paper
bad all along been supplied to the latter for his partic..la.
sise and benefit. The greater part of it was used for
printing the defendant's newspapers. Under these cir-
cumstances, he -(the Learned Counsel) contended that the
ride ought to he discharged.
Mr. Serjeant WILDE, in support of the rule, said that
he admitted the only question for the decision of the Court
was one of credit; that question was, whether or net
Buckingham or Lewer were the responsible party. Ile
contended that there was an extreme paucity of evi-
dence to fix that responsibility on his client. It was
clearly in evidence that the paper supplied to Buckinghan.
• bad been paid for by bills of exchange of his acceptance;
but it appeared that the first items of the bill of parcels,
for the recovery of the amount of which the present action
was brought, were not only supplied by order of Lewer,
but also paid for by two bids both accepted in his
(Lawer's) name. These bills amounted together to 721.
He (Mr. Serjeant Wilde) would submit to the Cour,. that,
aven allowing that the paper had been supplied on the
credit of Buckinghan, that notwithstanding this the plain-
tiff could not be entitled to recover, with the documentary
ser:iilence in his possession to prove that fact unless he pro-
lanced that evidence. It was incumbent upon them to
3iroduce the bills of exchange whether accepted by Buck-
ingham or Lewer. It had been proved by a witness (a
to the plaintiff) on the trial, that the first two items
Ist the bill of parcels had been supplied by order of Lewer,
and that he had give his acceptances for the amount. The
Learned Counsel having cited a variety of cases from the
different Reports,
The Loan CHIEF JUSTICE, after having entered at some
length into the evidence adduced at the trial, said, that in
his opinion it had been clearly proved that Lewer had
acted all the Way through as the confidential agent of
Buckingham, and therefore he saw no good ground fur
disturbing the verdict.

The other Judgesexpressed themselves or the sime opi
nion, and the rule was accordingly discharged.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THPi• DAY,

DEAL, JUNE 19.—Wind Arrived the Mar
Varet, from St. Lucia. Arrived from London and sailed,
'th
W e Pusey Hall, Newby, for the South Seas; Clementina,
"ootten, for Gibraltar ; Medea, for St. Übe!: ; St. Ann,
Thomas, for Vera Cruz. JUNE 20.—Wind N.W.
W.N.W.—Arrived from London, the Owen, for Rio
Janeiro ; Maitland, Brown, for India. Arrived the An-
tonio, from the Mediterranean.

Porrsmounr, JUNE 19 and 20.—Wind westerly.__
Sailed his Majesty's ship Fairy, for Chatham.
Pr.iikourn, JUNE 18 and 19.—Wind W.—Arrived
the Oeorge'lY., Spence, from St. Domingo.
Livia/moor., JUNE 19.—Arrived the Colombia, Kirk-
wood, from Bengal, sailed 3d February ; Majestic, Hodg-
son, from Maranham ; Travis, Cobb, from Paraiba ;
(George, White from Demerara; George Canning, Ste-
Tensan, and Thomas Dickenson, Anthony, from New Or-
2estns ; Clarissa Ann, Owen, from Charleston; Portia,
Taylor, Unicorn, Trough, and Breeze, Cuterbridge, from
Quebec ; Heroine, Tilley, from St. Andrew's, N.B. ;
Miranda, Mason, from Trieste ; and Caroline, Crack, from
Seville.

Off Etolyhead—The Firth, Hunter, from St. John's, N. B.
JRIII REY, JUNG 18.—The Annhy, Halle, from Rio
Janeiro; and Olive Branch, Hocguard, from Bahia.
`Off the Wight, the Hoopoe, Ludell, from Batavia.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 18.—Wind Port, the
'Simpson, Warren, from the Mauritius, sailed Feb. 28.
GENOA, JUNE 19.—1 t is reported that a French vessel
has been taken, and the crew assassinated, in the. Archi-
1*41% 17 some pirates.

The hope, Catt, from Swansea to Rye, was on shore
neat' 16 the latter port yesterday, with considerable damage,
furl expected to be got off.
The following arrivals have taken place :—The Portia,
liartin, from Leghorn, off Margate; Elizabeth, —,
from Riga, at Poole ; Susan, —, from St. Andrew's,
N.B. at Torquay; Latona, Brown, from Riga, at Brid-
!port ; Christian, Paton, from Jamaica, in the Clyde; and
Forth, Hunter, from St. John's, N.B. off Cork.
The Douglas, from the Clyde to St. John's, N. 8., was
spoken with 24th ult. in lat. 48, long. 57.