The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-05 00:00:00

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. LAW INTIIIAIWINCIL.
COURT OF VlDRECOMTiiiiunikr, Anut'L

Ex..,••Tt imamot, • mys• Tic.
. • 'liking en applientlest mobs. the by ATTORNIMUIP.
iprIAL. fur a reforoale;ro tin Mister, ant to *smite,
••• sho gommistite; on the ground.. time lb* family was in
tirr.tipiolient state; 'thee duo ear* bad not boos
fie is stones
welfare; thit
.the.Maaser's Rejiort; *tenni
**maid servant and a boy to be provided frr the Man
ties•serviem. had' not been eogsged ; that be was in'
west of medical assistant*. wearing apparel, • shoos.
and provinoss, tbooeh a sun of 622/. was allowed for
his maintainanett. In sapper, of than aud•othor alio-
gadons, various affidavits were lied, whleb were met
by on the part of the Committee, denying the
scsortlome.
Mr. SHADWILL was with the Arsonese-Gsnanau;
, and both argued forcibly me the contests of the pen-
doe, to Indus his Lordship to order the reference as
prayed for.
Mr. HEALD. Mr. fleas, and Mr. Tazithors.appintred
ea the other 'side; and produced ifildants. coatravocting
as day contended, those of the Attorsortjectoral. •The
reason assigned for a more full answer sot having been
put In was, that the petitlua was wily tiled two day:
• before the 22nd of Mirth, which Was the regular day
of petitions, and their hiving to seed to Margate
where the insane was. Mr. Hmat,D pledged himself
to show that the whole was •a ectospirsey to move the
• Committee, nod to terabit-such Addend' as would am-
! tradict the greater part. if not the Whole of the allege-
. -thin.
After a very long discussion, the Loan CHANCILLOS.
said lire most material ;Mint teas not touched by the
• present allidaviti as the satisfaction be should regale*
• *timely, bow mach of the money was expended for the
stliantago of the !pestle could only be finished by
• the atildavit of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm. the Committito
Nilo therefor* ordered the ease to stand env till the'
• itegiley after the next Seal t sad that affidavits should
be lied by these persons in the course of the next
%viva. copies of which are to hi delivered to the At-
•itnithey-Osseral. His Lordship obsmrved, that a very
- -largo sum had brio 'allowed foe-extra servants ; and if
they bad not been' ewiplityed. • the Committee would no
- doubt state. is his midi* what had become of the 701.
per annum.
His Lordship having `gas divoigit the lunatic pi-
,Woos, rose shortly. befoul ***oat.

SURREY I.ENrdis4tzBs,
41.141 L
CIVIL SIDE.
. . TIT LINO V. MORT MVP ANOTHER.
WV was an information Med by the Arroalm-
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OtanaAt. lOW the Defendant's, Kirby and oeriard,.
• for combining to defraud the King of certain Excise
duties payable on the manufacture of parchment
at Bermondsey, and 0 d was a Supervisor of''
• the Excise. The latter suffered judgment to fry by
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default.
The rellerVlON Wlitonductsli bps Ilk. MA AAAAA T,
. Mr, GURNEY, Mr. NOLaN, sat SW 111•tuour; and
the defence by Mr. W LvonmoiV7'
ft was proved that the defendant tirby, in teacart
' with the other defeadant, bad manufactured add veld a
• ermaiderable number of parchment skins, marked with
'* Bailee stamp, for which be had lop:tint of &A
' paM no duty. The cue was 'clearly ithdp.atak In eel-
,
*Mr. WAsronn for the defendant said, he mast sub-
gait- to a verdict, reserving for She time of judgment
such topics as should avail she defendant in midget/cos
of punishment.—Verdict, Guilty. • • • •
THE KING V. THE INUABITAISTII of CAMBERWEL‘
This was a presentment against the -Defeedeets for
not repairing a certain road leading fremproydon to
' Dulwich, and thence to the Gypsey Horne on Dulwich
Common.
Mr. (Waxer, Mr. NOLAN, and Mr. MuNstoz con-
ducted the prosecution, and Mr. Maur/err, Mr. Co-
w and Mr. TUATON the defence. •
The question in the case was, whether the road
in question was a public highway, and whether
• the Defendants were' able to repair it as such. Se-
' 'oral witnesses were examined on both sides. It was
proved that the Defendants had repaired a part of
the real, but bad neglected to repair the part pre-

tented.
The case went to the Jury under toe Learned
L • Julge's directions, and they found the Defendants
•Adw • 'Guilty.
There was nothing of public interest to-day on the
Crown Side.
Account of Pensions granted by his Majesty to
• Persona holding, or who have held, high and efficient
lit Offices, under as Act passed 57 Geo. 111.
a " 5,
of Grant. To whom granted. Amount.
• t . 15, 1821. Henry Visconti Sidmoutb, 3,0001
' • Right Hon. H. Gonlhurn, 1,0001.
Mr. Gonlburn, now holding the sffi T of Secretary-to
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, cannot, under the above
Act, receive the pension.
Whitehall Treasury Chamb,•rs, March .27, 1822.
7 A notice was stuck up in the Stock Eachange yes-
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.I.lerday morning, stating that a parcel of the New Spa-
. *OA Bonds, which were sent by the Bridport coach,
been lost or stolen, and cautioning any person
....7%ifram purchasing the same. The numbers are given,
bond is for 1,0201, and twelve others at 851. each,
Staking a total of 2.0401.
White Hill diminishes apace, and so much so
t that the levellers calculate upon completeing their
job, by the first of. May, which will prove what is to
...be done by Manual labour, when the work is pro-
• .•:,.perlyitet about, and manfully pursued. ,The ot.en in
, • their progr-ss through the rock, havef.und more ex-
' - ..eavations like thou) we described in a former paper,
• , and in like manner, mainly filled up-with an admix-.
. pare of lime and the ashes of some animal substances,
amongst which various fragments of antiquity were
, found, bat none worth especial notice, except a Style, a
• . little instrument used by the ancients to write with on
their tables of wax, to a high state of pre lon.
Garner Adv.)
Agee days since, us some Labourers were digging
F ice, on the Donn', near our Race Course, they
-ewirered two Urns containing human bones calcined,
4ald deposited there no doubt, by the Romans. They
wiped the wathook, sod were preserved whole.-
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