The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-07 00:00:00

bAN-14t 11 Eliao ZA. jU.O L tST.

Daniel, M4.10x vas opposedjiy Mr. MORI ts,
On behalf of Messrs. Stothard, Hewsin, an l Com;
pany, Brewers. The .I....rarried Counsel expressed lul
regret, that, althlngli'much as he admired the Pri.
goner for his pug*listic science, yet-he felt it his dury
to oppose his liberation, however beneficial it.mighc
be to society, upon very serious grOunds : the first
was, that his schedule was defeflive, riot hating his
last place of residence inserted ; and the otheri by
much the mire serious, was on the 46th-clause, fat
removing his goods, with intent to defraud a fait
creditor. The circumstances were these i Mr. Men.;
doza, being very successful in his, art, had - waft
some considerable prizes, and. desiring to retire
from any further contest, he representet} his circum•
stances to Messrs. Stuthard, Hewsoni and Co. who
were induced ,to set hires up in the public line, se
the sign of the Children in the Wood, • in Mite.
Chapel Road. This- sign not being qaite
nen'. wide the ideas of Mr. Menti'lz I, he applied
tq the Magistrates,--and was permitted to change it
for that of the Lord Nelson ; under this sign his
emcees' was very great, but unfortunately one of the
partners of the brewery was not so attentive.as he
should have been to the contluA of-MensiOza: Ths
Lord Nelson was alW.ays at his post,- only require
in r such repairs as the weather had made necessary,
Not so with Mendoza ; instead of being always 4
the tap, as Lord Nelson was, at the door, he ws
• constantly frequenting his. *sport. of boxini
matches. But 'his Clients had to complain of vase
ingrittitutle : they had set him up, and he had exc.
cuted to them -a Warrant of Attorney, thereby git•
H ing them a power over .the property i t the house'
he suffered a large arrear of rent to accrue, lii
payment of 'which he put Off under various Po;
tencest alledging, that there was always enough "
furniture, plate, &C. in the house, to .SiritlitY it
Upon these representation they 'were tt
inducedpilOsic w4in theypone
serving any prntess. fur the rent,
•aiol
it
did proceed, the goods "1' a
gone, and the cent remained unpaid.
Geoige Pollard being sworn, stated, that' he h!vist
received' Messrs. stothard, Ilewonl st
Co:'frotti,Mehiloit. for the; Lod Nelson; that
the dote Iteieft it, in January :803, there was 15.
'
:due for half a.year's. rent. A short- time before,
Kerrduis shefted him a vast quantity of-goods, c°"•
__
which Obliged
,him to hpre.all those sc.
giinieSnttlhinleegmo:fbni.itslate; furniture, rte. he told Grim he w."
commodations' for . them;
• Patrick.:Cantien. tiepoSOg'olohdast
oi enteita7hleminlucidersch'esown(itannde:stihhie:
they were Worth 4001.
had levied the
sum of I 2!. 93. upon the
No no fees.
• d e declared he nevet
Mendtxza _was then examine h
Mendour !nu' been a bruchcroffiejlel're,quheesibia°iln'clibaugl
had aniplate.cicept six,leatipoons.;
that w•
how.
lard had seen he .h liotrOwed .nclisti'es and
There was a. great deal of furniture; mat.resi,,rewers
bids, all- of which had l)een .sold brthe ha re-
under their judgment; the .only- thing' teire'ln, was
rained fur himself, his wife,
a mattress and bed. He wved his t)r on.he
and seven cht.
other An.
law -a large sum.of looney, u,,ilich.he vlci,
never
goods, ptevious,.!tivithe .brewers, and ic
'been lir his' house After ire. fir 'slier` it.
He . ej oh since
was- then asked, hail lie
not welt,
.5
he, went .to prison.> he anicirera --- Ihe hakl.k Ask.mY
Q. What have you de WWI
1 a allerliibi
unt •
lie was then reinandesl: he st
sChedult. as to his last place of :resitlence•
Ninety-two• Prisoners were brought from
eer title!
Bench' : eleven were opposed,
enanded, and the remainder discharged.

. .
The Commitsioneri of the Lottery having Oyer.
tised, they ate ready to pay all the ougstandi l
Prizei, will.enable the Proprietors to embrace the
only opportunity that can offer this
_year, (IT
I,ch
changing 't,heir fortunate Tickets for others') of
ing thabllowingtapital Prizes :
Three Twenty Thousand Pound Prize°,
Three Ten Thousand Pound Prizes'
Three Five Thonsand'Ponnd P;izes, &c. &C;,,, be.
114.mday, 2:4.1h of thia.-manth, the 1-°rlcs'ihan
gins Drawing at Coopetst-1-1311,. No Prize 16
201. and- only 25,000. Tickets.