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London, England, 1804-11-30 00:00:00

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.lIITELZIGENCE.

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itTR r or KOMI EttiCH, NOVKMBER
CrailltOW.—ln the matter of Mt. George
WA 4), an attorney, of Bath, who is of m great re-
fve 'lability a. ally man in the Weft nt England, I am
t•• thew ca
againft the Rule which has beers ob-
t .ined. It is a Rule calling upon him to anfswer the
maws, (4 an affidavit. The affidavit on which it is
.made is of confiderable lensth, and my anfwer to it
of Tome Itngth likevae. lam now prepared to go
rimough the whole of the. cafe, and to Rate the fob-
name of the affidavits to the Court t but in ostler to
Cave ,!me I gave the affidavits to my Learned Friend,
Mr. Easstm, to read. I have made no [cores upon
it became I venture to Rate that there is not a (Ingle
Cyllable of complaint, that there is not one Get that
is not in issuß direa and pofitive terms contradiaed
by Mr. Watts and other refpeitable perfons ; and I
think Mr. Seamier.° will find Itimfelf in this litua-
tion, that one of the perfons who now makes an affi-
davit fwears throughout that that which is Rated by
Mr. &neater, was communicated by him, but that
he has fuppretred the reit. Inow put it to my Learned
friend, whether there is the leap probability of fup-
potting the Rule 1
Lord E LLLLL oactuatt.—Mr. Erlkine, have you
feed the affidavits ?
Mr. Easels s.—My Lord, it is a motion made by
Mr Gibbs, who is not now in Court. When called
upon by Mr. Garroter in the way I am, I am obliged
to fay I have read tKem, and that atcy amount to a
dire eontradietion of ours.
Lord E LLLLL oaostorr —The rule mull be &chug-

ed with coils. •
sovisassa 29 ....Pill 0. LFDWPI.L.
This was as aition on a Bond conditioned for the
Atransfer of Stock in the three per Cent. confnlidated
runsity Fonds, to he made MI cassia day.
Te this there was a plea of dory.
Mr. Gans, on the part of the Plaintiff. who was
the edisiniiirator is Mrs. Mouteferratt, proved the
ezettaiim of the Plod.
Mr. ERBIIIII2, on the part of the Defendant, en.
&avowed to finer that this was an uferielas traofac.
don. - The Rock to be transferred was ecool. Confilli-
shetteihmusities, which, at the time, according to
dm Market price. were worth teal. for which a fum
if Ilia only had been paid, and the transfer was
tithe blade ht the event of the death of Mri. Mon-
fon, which afterwards happened. The
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' Counfel, therefme, tomended this wss an
.tsfarliess trinfahiron, in as mach as the Defendant
I:figretss (mailer for for what was &equally of
*winter 'doe, and had enticed himfelf to di-
upon a mach greater horn than the porchafe,
teem tbe slate of the obligation • he obferved, if it
Wad barn an annuity charge, the cafe would have
bits liileientp as then it would be only a cootiagen.
Ey, and be fhoold be entitled to a much larger rate,
eadequesce of the uncertainty of the tenure.
Lard Et.euntsoaotoon lioggetled to Mr. Easton.,
*at the funds being a MAI-mating property, and a
Ong in itteif uncertain in value, he was apprehen.
Ave the Pefeadant could not upport the plea of
*fury, whatever he nagbt that of a catching bar.
in which opinion KIT. Ease on a having coincid-
ehe jury stetted the damages at 220 L
statimr)cor V. Salta LSD *SOTHIC
Thh was an aetiowsbrought to recover the fawn of
`. t► e. std. fer goods fold and delivered.
appeased upon the evidence of Mr. J. F. Nano,
_.... was a clerk as the Erport Office, that the
Plaintiff had depolited with him a quantity of can.
was, at his !souk in'Thames.fireet for the conveni.
tonal Cale : there goods were made up in what eras
termed bolt%, containing from forty to fogey-three
yard• each, and were VS or 27 in number. The
Defendant, Mr. Baker, the elder, came and par.
chafed Oleic goods, which were afterwards fest

Upoa his erris examination by Mr. GARROM, he
be bad known the Plaintiff, who was his half-
'other, open, ds of fifteen Teats ; he did not carry
any bufinef. to his knowledge at prefent, but was
rawly a clerk to an attorneyafterwards turn-
hog-feeder, and otirfned that profeffion for revert
ars, at an extentive concern, which he occupied
Pentenville ; he did not know any perfon of the
- of WeR ; and never heard that the Plaintiff
the name of Well and Co. in the eourfe of bu-
t; he did not know where the Plaintiff procured
:atm, but underftood he bought it.
The delivery of the canvas at the Defendant's
'rebottle was then proved.
Samuel Bagwell proved, that he went with the
intil to the Defendant's. who acknowledged the
:eipt of the cativo', and the fum he was to pay for
On his Ciab-Ciamination, he Paid, he had known
As Plaintiff for ten years, who had been an erten-
tire bog-feeder, and fold one of his hogs for the ex-
traordinary Ann of Isl.; he underfieod he was Rill
• that hoe of bufincfr, and never knew or dreamt
his dete.'ng in canvas, or keeping lofts for that
.pofe. He did not know any fuch perfons as WeA
1Co.; be went by mere accident, and not inten-
ionaly. to the Defendant's warehoufe, when the Lit-
' acknowledged the canvas.
(t. GAR tow, in dating the defence, obferved
Role, gentleman muth intereited in this caufe.
on eminent Jail and canvas manufiftetree, felt-
ig at Bridport, and ree,ived a large order from
;fats. Weft and Co. fur canvas, but being a little
more circuenfpelt than the generality of men in that
•r*ade, he took care to make enquiry who this Corn-
)), were, and while he fent the goods up by water,
alio fent a letter by poll, enclofing a bill for
(em ; whets application was made at the houfe of
Iffsi. Weft and Co. the doors were flint up, there
is no one to +Rawer, and the only way they were
know of the exittenee of fuel a firm, was by the
,tne oas the door pas ; the Notary was the next
lien, which, when thefe gentlemen slifeemeeed,
ty wrote a letter to Mr. -Stole, Rating, that the
11 was fent after office hours, when their clerks
,re abfent ; they eepreeed themfelves forty for the
:onvenience erbich might occur. and be
blegged leave
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indote their vomitory note, pay
Ts a at fev
fight, which they hoped would antiver every
;Tide; but Mr. Role, not liking this propofal, fent
fibre direllirms to the oh., finger nut to deliver
e goctli to hlefli s. Well and Co. on any account.
lowever, ulcy were beftne hand with him, for they
1,;- it. a ttrx-3 the matter of the veifel before he ar-
ved the vrhatf, ante wertuatled hit; to deliver up

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