The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-06 00:00:00

cower OF KINirS lIRNCH.-7'mls DAr.

MR. ITUNT.
On the Jadzes coming into Court, the CIIIEF Jes•
viva stated that a letter bad been received by one
ef
the Judges of the Court !his morning, from a person
suffering under their sentence, tonsp'aining that a re.
(0141 had been made to admit an Attorney for the
purpose of drawing op an affidavit to lay before the
Court, complaining of improper treatment, and den,
that the same person was afflicted with an intlamon-
don and spasms in the chest, and that a refinel had
been made by the gaoler to admit medical attendants,
The Court, therefore, thought proper to make the fol.
lowing order forthwith :
"That the Gaoleruf his Majesty's prison at

ter do forthwith admit the Attorney of Ilciary 1-1;;,
is his custody, a prisoner, and also • Cutansissiatei

. .
for the purpose of swearing such affidavits as the said
Henry Hunt may think proper to lay before the Conr,
and also such Medical attendants as the said Henry
Hunt may require."

MR. CHARLES MURRAY.

Mr. Koren, before the sittiog of the fall emit,
while Mr. Justice %ST sat allow to hear motion,
moved for a rale to shew cause why Charles Murray.
an attorney of the Court, should not pay Aver the
balance of certain tams of money in his bands, and
why he should not deliver a bill of fees cad charges
to Thomas Diekason, on deducting whet might be dm
to him, and that he should answer the matters callM•
Weed in the affidavits of the applicants.
The parties io this case, according to the staffers'
of Mr. Rotel), were Americans, and resided in America.
Is 1806, a vessel beluoging to thaw, called thr.Age.
noria, was captured by an English ship. by which she
was carried to Ilarbadoes, and was there osmium&
in the Vice-Admiralty Court as a lawful prise. The
owners employed Mr. Charles Murray to prosecute as
appeal against this decree in the High Court of Ad.
miral'y in England : the appeal succeeded, mid the
judgment was reversed. Various slims of money were
at different times paid into Court on behalf of o.e
owners, aid as regularly paid rant of Court to their
Attorney, Mr. Charles &hurray. These sums amoneir.l
in the whole to between 6,000/. and 7,0061., oat of
which Mr. Murray had paid only 1,2011/, and hd
lever rendered any account, although incessant er•
plications, weekly and almost daily, had been trade is
I him, from 1809 to the present time. for the settle.
meat of the balance. It was for a long time thoegh;
that this balance wee but small, because Mr. Marne
admitted the receipt of oue sum of 1,6901 but lia:1
never condescended even to inform his clients that esea
amounting to between 4,000!. arid 5,0001. Lad seine-
queenly been paid into his Lands.
Mr. Justice BAST asked Mr. Roteh, why, airier the
application arose out of proceedings is the Court e:
Admiralty. it bad not been made there ?
Mr. Roma said. because Mr. Murray war as attar-
ney of this Court, which had jurisdiction over bin.
and referred to the ease er parte Praekerd, 3 Barer-
wall sod Alder's% 237, as clearly proving that tie •
Court would exercise this species of aatitorify ever
the conduct of its Accra.
Mr. Justice DIST said the Court certainty led soh
'power ; but the motion was too long 14 he,- beard hi.-
fora* single Judge, who sat say lar Anti wins—
It shield be mentioned whim the art was ra.
yr. ROTC. hid Istoppartastity of his es-
jlese Wars tbsseort rose..
TIN folleuffrpel'araph Ms fostaThi idsTata in
"Li•orpoi Carrier. It affords an adaptabhe swims.
.taq K the system of which that and every other Mi•
ihserial paper has bean the advocate. Bat why
'build not the supporters of a merciless system smile
at the rains it has occasioned ? 4
" Tea Latentantis and Tee:am—An honest Vire-
brims, who rents a farm in the Vale of Cl.cyd, lancer
called on his landlord. The servant immediately an-
nounced his arrival, and was ordered to take him into
the kitchoo, andyrepare him some refreshment. The far-
mer, however, refused to partake of any thing the pantry
afforded; and said he wanted to see his landlord. Os
the servant communicating the circnmstance to his ma'•
ter, the farmer was immediately ushered into the parlor,
when the following dialogue commenced Well.Jobn,
bow do von do? i am glad to see you.'—' Why, Sir,
replied John, don't know ; but middling, Sir; rye
brought bad news for you, Sir.'—' What's that, Julio:*
—'
Why, Sir, I've brought yin no rent, Sir.'—' boar
brought me so rent, Jobs tiow,s that F..' Why. Sir.
times be so very bad, Sir. I can't raise it. When I sold
my last corn. I got so little for it. that wben I'd paid the
taxes and tire servants wages, I had nothing left for
you, Sir.'—' This won't do, John; you've paid et no
rent these three half years; I must self you No. Sir,
you mast not; you cannot sell use up.'—' I will, John.'
—'
'Toe cannot, Sir,'—' What, do you mean to insult
me ?' said the landlord. explain yourself?'—' L don't
wish to affront you, Sir, but my neighbours are all as
badly off as myself, and, therefore, Sir, there will he
nobody to euv me up!' "
C . •'s INougsv.—An inquest was held Fester-
day morning before Mr. Stirlinn swots the body of
William Harris, whose unfortonate rase was stated its
our Monday's paper. The wimple of the eArtence hay-
ing been gone through, the Jury retired to view the
body, and, after some eonsultation, retoreed a verdict
" That the deceared destroyed himself in a state ei
mental derangement."
Conx-Exettaxos, Fan. G.—Owing to the late NV
preteens weather, we have bad no arrivals of any
grain since Monday. yet, as there were but few hope;
at market thie morn*, wheat was very dull sale at
Monday's priers, and only prime simples could be di'•
posed of; all other Imeriptions were nearly tussah-
able, although offered on lower terms than on that
day.—Barley is also very heavy, and the inferior sorts
full Is. per qoarter,ebeaper.—•The Oat trade consints-s
very heavy, and rather lower in pri..e. owieg to aimed-
sat supplies.—ln Beaus, Peas,
,and other articles there
is so alteration.
Whest,lient. and Essex
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Flour. Twy sack ytt xl
Rapeseed. prr Last El. St,.
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(N•w) l4 32
Old
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Rye
Barley l7 13
Malt 46
White Peu 2O 20
Boilers 3O Si
Grey ditto 2l 22

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