The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

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. !frith, vlttuan'Pr• July
the Caste and Ball ten'. Bath.
Binh-lane, Cannon-street t and Mr.
W. Pearson, Chiswell-Greet, pal
7. Aug. 4, at ten, a... Guildhall. Ai
thall.court.
Cwterill. jet% Vine-street, I
merchant, June lA, .1u1.7, Aug. 1
Attornev, Mr. Hammond, Hamm.

W. Wonlciontbe, sen. and W.
hithe,sitip-bnilders. June '29. Jul
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde,

square.
R. H. Sheldon. Neville's-court, Fetter-lune. jewelh
30, July 7, Aug. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'Anoraks,
Messrs. Dawson and Wrattislaw, Warwick-street, Gulden.
square.
J. Skirven Jaines.street, Westminster. baker, June 33,
July S, at twelve, Aug. 4, at one, at (Wiltltind. Attorney,
Mr. Eremite, Great Qiieen•street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. A
It. Neiman, I)ockhead, china and glass-inito, June 26,
July 7, Aug. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks; Messrs. T.
and S. Naylor, Great Newport-street.
T. Saunders, Borough market. builder, .Tune 29, July 2,
Aug. 4. at eleven, at Guildhall. Atomics, Messrs. Sweet
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and Stokes, King's Bench- walks. Temple.
DIVIDENDS.
July 14. G. Kirke and J. Ford, Grocer's-hall-court, mer-
ehants.—Juls 14. W. Dallas, Old Broad-street, merchant.
July 11. G. Syme; Vine-street, Mitiries, tni•rrhant.—July
M. William Varisdell, Hartley - row, Hartford-- bridge,
Hants, coachmaker.—July 11. Jarrar.s John Howard,
Lower Eaton-street, Pimlico, surgeon.—July 14..1. Deigh-
toi, Reath, Yorkshire, ironmonger.—JulY 14. W. Cham-
bers, Lincoln, currier.—July 17. J. Gibbs, Haverford-
west, wine-merchant.—July 21. W. Pratt, Bromlity, victual-
ler.—July 14. W. Reeve, Clapham, conch-matster.—July 21.
B. Smith, York, wine-merchant.—Aug. 19. +lt. Morris, Vs I-
gan, Lancaster, cotton-m•tintfaciurer.—July 4. Z. Hiscocks,
Bristol, draper.---. 1 illy 14. J. Belcher, (Word, shoe-maker.
—Ault.'). J. Pearson, Bath, hosier.—July 17. H. Pam,
Llangollen, Denbighshire, grocer.--July 14. It. W. Hender-
son, George-street. Monies, ship broker.—July 14. J.
Lines. Upoer Queen-street, Itotherhithe, and Greenland-
dock, smith.—July 3.-W. Bryan, Camberwell, Surrey, mer-
chant.

CERTIFICATES.—.Tut•Y 14.
T. R. Hobbes, Man-le-bone Park, intisir-master.—lo:m
Salter, Bermondsey, New-road, carproter.—T. tlarrinaon,
Crown-street, Soho. trunk-aiaker.—lt. Longri,lge and G.
Pringle, Pairisher, collierv-nadertakers.—J. George, Picea-
dilli , hatvrtlakher.—J. itonse, Liverpool, niereoaut.-11,.
Heasoss. R. !leggin, and J. Mgt. Heworih, calico-priuters.
J. Dinsdale, Kingston-upon-Hull, dealer.

Average Prices of Corn. by the quarter of right Winches-
ter limhel4, and of o,itineal per Boil of 110Ihs. Avoirdupois,
from the returns receked iu the week endim; .16th of 3ime,
I>;lU:—Wh.•at 00s. o,l.—Rye 635. M.—Barley 495. 7d.—
Oats 30s. 4d.—Beaus 531. 4d.—Pease 575. 'W.—Oatmeal
534. 6d.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, comp
puted from the Returns made in the Week, ending the 20th
day of June, ISM,. is 525. ild. per eivt. exclusive of the
duties oral-toms paid or payable thereon on the importation
thereof into Great Britain.

LAW IhTELLIGENGE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH4oNeI2.

THE KING V. THE LITEHPUOL THEATRE RIOTER!.

In the criminal infortnation. MO bjr •the Arturo
ney General against Becks; foe heihg con-
cerned in the riots at - the Theatre of Liverpool,
for the purpose of compelling• the Managers to
admit at half price,. Ito cause being shewos on'the
motion of Mr. Parke the Ride wae•madilobsolutc.
On the motion o►f the Attorney General the Rule
was also made absolute in a bimilat case against
Michael Carfer..

VIE KING V. WOLMITIOLItE.
The Defendant was fontitrgeilty during a former
i.ttiogs of this Court upon litslictment charg.
jug hint with assaulting rind -impsolifiltiing • one of
the deputy Marshaluiwa, on her Majesty's birth.
day, whilst the said Marshabnatt was in the cur-
cis of his duty at the Palace. The -Prosecution
wis carried on by Sir Jain..s Maud Burgess,
Stewart) of the Ilow:ehold. Thu Defendant is a
Lieutenant in the Gourds, and it aitpearing to hini•
that the deputy Marshalman had acted .improperly
on some occasion n hilt the Court visitors were
entering the Palace, he had him t c h into custody
and put jut() the guard-kw:fa cun.
fined upwards of an hour.
This day thu Defendant was brought op- for
jukinent ; hut the Court hEaring Mr. GAtittckup
in his behalf, and the ATTORNEY GENERAL not
pressing for punishment, it was thought sufficient
by his Lordship that the parties should go before
the Master, and he was discharged.
OUSTER DisTGESANCES.
Mr. Torn No stated, that certain disturbances
which had taken place at Chester, on account of
certain Election contests, had created a consider.
able ferment in that city, party spirit having ran
very high ; and If was thought adviseable to apply
to Court for a Rule to shew Cause (which he now
moved for), why the causes which are dependingt
upon this subject, should not be tried before a
Jury of the County of Chester at large, inafead
of a Jury of the County of the City of Cheiter.
did this fur the sake of that impartiality of deci.
sion which was essential in the administration of.
justice.
The. Court held that this application was found.
ed upon sound reasoning, and that it was not only
essential that the administration of justice should
Ibe impartial, but also that it should, not 'he sus-
pected to be utherwise.—Rule to -*hew Cause
; granted.

1 COU R,T 011*-440411110N.JILIUA-41a: aa2l . .
WILKINS V. ISKERETON.
This was an action brought by Mary Wilkins,
' who had formerly been servant Pi the Defendant,
to recover from him a Compensation in tiamages for
a false character. given of the Plaintiff, by the
Defendant's wife, to a lady who wished to hire the
i Plaintiff as her cook-maid.
The character charged to have been given, as
stated in the declitition, was, that the Plaintiff
hail neither becirtonest nor sober while in Mrs.
Breretou's service., the Plaintiff purposed shew.
ing that this character was falser and that in conse-
quence of it she hatlost a situation where she was
to have received 201. a-year.
The lady called to prove the character given,
did not state it to have been in the terms of any of
the counts specified in the declaration ;
„she also,
in her cross-exawitiation, proved, that there was
an error in her own descriptiow, Above being a
mis-nemer in the christian naine.of her husband.
On these grounds the Plaintiff pa lawiatikted .
il IRT Au'
On the 21st instant, at Bath, thilthdy afTlornns Pitalier-
bert, Eq. of Sunliterton-hall; StaltorMirei of u on and
btir.

DIED •
On Frichy. the 2lsl bosh, at Twickenham, in the 71st v'ir
of her age, the !tight lion. tote County", of Elgin and kin.
eartline, whose life, it truly may be said, has been *peat In
piety and benevolence. Iler numerous friends ant ncion,.nt.
aoce will ever have cause to revere ber memory, and lament
her loss. In her Cie pour have lust a true blend, auk, pub-
lic and private chari4&es were auboroled.

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SALES BY AfircTrom. )- •
MIODLESEX.
'REEIiOLV ESTATES. most eligible Situ:t-
abling ; elegant STOP E-BUILT MANSION,
ARMS, nod LAND, tine Pieces of Water.
Cwnpart FAMILY RESIDENCES, &c. nine
Miles from London.
BY Mr. ROBINS, •
fi Coffee-house. Exchange-alley, Carnhill, oa
'NESDAY, JUNK 27. 1810, it 12 Lats.
sly valuable FRP:101014D 11;STATi,
wising upwards of SW) Acres of exaeding rich
Menilow, "Pastore, and Wood Land ; the princrpol Part
forutiog.abeautifisl Pork, nostly sum/rnted by a hriek wall,
with avenues of lofty full-crown Timber Trees, an excelligi
Family Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions ; tAtitpfiF
ductive Kit. hen (larders walled round, and plantraii :;
variety of tine Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; two 0104$
compact Family Residences at the east end of the estate.
with Offices, Giudeus, &c. one on Lease, the other Tenant
at Wili.
The Estate is compact, within a ring fence, bounded by
the high road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas,
which will he allotted in quantities for that or any other
purprise ; a dry, cheerful and healthy situation, commanding
extensive and ikh views of the Country ; brick earth ea
most parts of the Estate.
May be viewed by Tickets only ; Particulars may be had
on the Meanies:at the White Hart and Cra•-es. Edgcware;
Abercorn Arras, Staamore • Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan,
Riekinauswortit ; White ;terse. Uxbridge; Castle, Salt-
hill ; at Darraway's ; of John Richards. Esq. Red Lion-
square ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street. Golden-square.
*here Tickets for viewing may be had, and a f'lau of the
Astaie seen.

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