The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-30 00:00:00

N.4E.41, INTELLIVINCR.

MEAL. Joss 9.9.—Arrived and toiled for the
River the it Edouard ll.milton, 13.11; S atire,
Thomas; Pilgrim, Lucy; Davidson, Campbell;
ion, Shand ; Alliance, Bell ; and ilephyr, moms.
deo, from Jamaica: Ebenezer, Clark, from Bta,smt
Ay res ; Caledonia, Brown; and Albion, Mackintosh.
from Grenada ; Marl Ann, Pierc►y, from Bahia ;
British Tar, Cloth, from Miramithi ; Dooley.
I Brown, hem Sts Vincent's; Westmerlan4l4 C
and Hyperion, Galloway, Mem Cairene ; end
Beery, Sayer, from Antiges.—Came down from this
River, sr d Failed with the rest, the Indivensible.
Brown, for the South Seat.—The General KO and
Windsor °sews Maitland bast India men *ere 'peke
in 1at.211. 45. 10ng.25. I. by the Ebenezer, ell •ell.
Esswousts, Junz V.—Arrived the Unity, Taylor,
from Lisbon, in 21 days: she spoke the Lailt•
mitten transport, from Sierra Leone, in lat. 47 Mt.
; long. 15. Also strived the Francis Freeling pockets
i with Wile, from gin and Bahia, last f am Penton.
been, in 4R dip ; and the Portuie•se National
schooner Princess Leopolitida, Captain Bartisr•,
from Rio, in 80 days, with a messenger and dis•

patrhcs.
PLYMOUTH, JUVE 4i. -- Arrived the Lalona.
Robinann, from Miramichi. in ?...1
Channel the General Palmer, Troscott, from Madras.
in 10 seeks from it. Helena.

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PokT.MUtlillr
AINC P.—Arrived the Loral
ton, London. binell, and Borodino trenopori. frost
Usirhed nes ; the ---- tventrnit, hem St. Helene.
—SAM April 19. the Nitirliet 'port, Onfid rich. from
Chsrlestnn ; end the Anne, 114rkey, kn. Ton.,4eg
lee Fame, Piiir, and the Few, Moire, for Lea..
don.

The Omen, alit. John's, N. B. wet fallen in witk
wster.leera end abend.n..l by tb. crew. Sky 12,
I. Ist. 41. 58.1eng. 43. 55. by the Aiti, T.try. strips.
etl at Noefeenillantl, front Liverpool. Th. Oc.att
was laden with tinb..r ; Iter yet& end mile wet*
gear, bet Iles mealy eels *teed*.

The PRINCS ItrctwT dined with the Deis or

ELLINGTOII yesterday at Apley-ho'n'e.
Yesterday the Duke awl Ditcher. of Yot:it, and
s numerous pa►ty, dined with Parsee Lsurut.o st

Mariborourh.house.
Senday afternoon her Royal Highness the 9 ?cite's
of KENT was pohlicly char-!..eel in the petivr etwr-it
of Kensinerry., by the 11:shop of Satisnt NT. The
Duke of KENT led the Dachau to the communion
table.
The flake and Doritess of KINT have kindly con-
sented is patronize the thery.line actors at the
Haymarket Theatre nest Friday, when, Os we are
Informed, the stsge.bul will be splendidly 6ttcd up
for their reception.
Prince LEOPOED visited the Doke sod Duchess of
Kest yesterday at Kensington Palace.
Yesterday Viscount Casvt.Latacit had t long se-
dience of the PitiNce RtnENT Carltort.hoese.
It is believed that Parliament will be able to (Hs.
patch the whole mass of business that remains, so as
to fit the prorogation for Saterdsy, the 10,1, of July.
Certsiely. if they proceed stiff, the 'spa:titian that
his been shown lately, they may areomplish this de-
sign. The Hoes* of Clemens in Cuelre boors dis-
patched eightypur different, and, misty of them,
important mobjects, of legislation, on Monday last.
The folo• log article, tronsetibed from a " Dui'y
National Intelligencer," shows to whit a pitch too
American People ere arrived in land.;ebbing specu-
lation:—" A Gentleman direct from the bowl
sales at the Cohabit, Otero, that in consequence of
a combination of llsit lend speeolators, the sales
have been postponed. The company, condstleg of
about 40, deposited 1000 dollars each, And agreed not
to hid over two dollars per arra for any land which
might be offered. That 100 veleabte townships
were bid off at that price, when the register order-
ed the sales to be postponed. These townships
were then sold at section by the employ, and
the net profit easing from the re.sale of the land.
amounted to 19$0 dollars, to each itsdialidual con.
versed. We presume that the Gentlemen %potato-
tors formed their plans on the cummonly received
principle, that the Pehlic is a goose, and that whiles
its 'richest* iilemsge offered so many temptations
to pluck a few feathers, no other risnger was to be
apprehended than that of being hissed of !"—(.ilabe-
wa )
M titLitollOUGH-qTlittaT.--A brewer's Witold wag
charged by a preacher named Wedrierhern, with die-
tithing his congregation at the back of Stretton's
brestery on Wesley famine, bet the evidence did
not make oat the cam against the accused--
Tore respectable witnesses proved that the doctrine
promulgated by Weriderburn, was rather of a politi-
cal than a scriptural aster., and that it we; of the
most bleiphemous kind. Ile (Wedderburn) stated
that many far,headed parsons kept harlots and houses
of ill-fame, that the people wanted to bear the truth,
to encourage them to rise and destroy the Bishops
and King's Ministers. In another part of his lee.
tore, be ridiculed Moses, who engraved the Com.
onedaseots so badly Oat he broke them, and in-
vested others, and such like profane expressions.
Wedderbotn justified himself by stating that he
took his teat and arksed upon it withoat regard to
morality. He woold not be governed by the laws of
shy country, and although a journeyman tailor,
started by motion, he would preach tint which
conceited to be right. If a rope was l•rretttl round his
neck. lie continued in this stroin •huee agai
nstnst
religion, the Clergy, sod persons in power,
digest of all present. ft we, proved that he bad
and the Magistrate diseharz-
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COURT OF CII %sirEnv. Jere 29.

DIN ROYAL 1110104/44 TNt PRINCE., or WALES V.
Ton FANS OF LITINFooL AND MOW? NVNITEIL.
Th► So Lie tT011•G EN tot that the bill wheel'
bail GP's. GI• II by Ih► Plaintiff in this die. +night be

w.th erste to be taxed by the blaster.—
This was a hill bled by her Royal Ills/hoe". the
Pun.... Or Wes, in which h was stated. that the
late Dyke et Brunswick had signed, and delivered
fa ber Royal Ilighaevr. • Vorovni%sory note, dated

Aiteeet Y 4, IRIS, few the te‘peyeteet of s large tele
Of ninny) in IRIS, together with intereel thereepee,
sod the, his Unice had also iigneil, .•511 delivered to
_ _ . . .

her, ennther ~rornistory mite, 'heating date •Isn

Augur t.'l, 1814. sessrina to he► the g;fik of 15.000
French looir, et 14 French livr'e each. The Dyke

a lininowieli had since died, and the patient Noble

Defendants swore seed Pension ender the will. It
reeelel be rreolleeted that more thin • twelyterooth

ego, a motion bad boon made lo lb. C•erl, un M.
half of rho Woodants, for an order of Coe►t calling
upon the Royal Plaintiff to predict. r certain insfru-
.

. .
anent before the answer was pot in. On that Deci-
sion Gnat Monster had suds an eNi.lavit stating,

that he had obsetted tequila peealiaritier in the in•
aifIIMPRIs he had even; and particalar in that written
in the French langur, and that he had tiantailted

that the sigoatoreof ih. Duke of Brunswick was not
written as his Grace had been accustomed to sign his
MOIL It was therefor• prayed, that the answer
should not be pet In until a particular instrument
should be produced. An order of Court was then
given to the effect required; bat notwithstanding
that order, the Plaintiff had never produced the in.
Wrement, and the thefenoloots had been enable to pat
is any answer, end, which was, perhaps, a MOTe.
important consideratiou, had been usable to wind.
rioter a farthing of the fends IN their bawd.: the
Court would, therefore, see %hat a predicssuent the
Defendseta were placed in. Since the original we.
tins for obit prodectlon of the instrument was elide,
sod tlw order gine. fear Tenn bed elapsed, and no
reason had hews anklets, by the Plaintiff why it bed
set been complied will. Unless *erne step wen
taken by the Coen, the Defendants might centiliter
in this situation for Ms firers to come, and the case
.woold remake enter litigation. Under all thief en-
eumwancel, he moved that the bill so bled should be
dismissed •ith costs.
Sir A. Victim and Mr. figALD followed on the
mime side.
Mr. MARVIN appeared to Connoel en behalf*, her
Royal Mohan& if, calmness' that this matter lay
le a •ety narrow compass, and that a gentian of
practice merely wee to be decided. Whatever eight
be the aseneat of the demand, that consideration. he
was convinced, wool(' have bet very little weight
with the Cecil. With rowed to the order which bad
been made for the production of the instrument, he
thought that, at least, Is would be Omitted that it
was novel in its nature; bet It was et the same time
ono which, of coarse, all persons were bound to
obey. What. however, he wished to impress upon
the Learned Gentlemen on the other side was, that
this miter was in no manner amendatory upon her
Royal ituhness to predate the instrument, anti
fft•fefore there bed not, feet, been any dibohe.
silence on the pert .f the Rot el Plaintiff. The terms
asf that order weir, that the Defeedeate should have
is fortnight " after tee prod. wipe of the iestrument," ,
to pot Its their termer; but there was not the slightest
ewmpelslon span her Royal Higher's* to produce it.
Without going into the gentian, he should, there.
fore, content himself with maintaining, thet thin was
• .ere metier of week*, and es seek that the bill
ought not to be dismissed. If the object of the Da:
11.1whots had been is get rid of this hill, they had
takes an err s coarse and It wee evident that
so order for a dismissal could be made spew the pre.
mid cantles. The step which should have been taken
by the Defeedsots to gain their object, ought to have
been to have obtained en order, declaring that within
e given time the instrument should be produced, or
Mat the bill should be dismissed. This coon*, bow-
eon, bedew been pursued ; end he, therefore, sub-
mitted with confidant, looking upon the former
order, end oinetving that the Plaintiff had been guilty
of es disobedience, that this application ought to be
rested.
Mr. Swastwau,spokt en the same side.
The Soatcrron-Gausam. replied, the order. al-
though, perhaps, it might have been rather novel
is its natant., was decided upon a principle, the
jostness of which would not for a mumeot be &s-
-pitted.
The Loan Cu INCILLOR.—This motion arose out
of a bill bled by her Royal Bighorn the Princess of
Wales, is which the slated herself to be a creditor
to her late brattier, the Dyke of Branstrick, and
prayed payment of certain sews Of stoney epee two
promissory notes. Low Munster bed made an affi.
davit, bringiog it Into gender. whether this was a
sal debt, and here his Lordship begged to observe,
'lost this might be the case. without in the least pre.
judicing her Royal Highness. In one newt, per.
I
haps, the order then made by the Court might be
considered novel; bet there was no dirty more sacred
or more incumbent epos Learned ledges to perform
thee that of looking epee. all suitors lo Courts of
Law or Equity, whatever might be their task or
Pieties le life, la the light of subjects °Ay, to
whom equal ionic* ought tab* distributed. He was
very ready to allow that it 'repeat usual for the De-
fendant to call for the production of papers by the
Plaisiiff ; but be bed taken the trouble to look to
the principal test writers upon the suliject, sod had
found that where the Defeirdant was welling to pledge
that'll open oath, and stated reasons sufficieotly
weighty to setirfy the minds of the Court, there was
thee a jewification for the order. At the time when
the order was mode, he had folly riplained the res.
sons by whit ti he was actuated is so doing. With
respect to the present motion, be could not at this
Moment say ..hat was the practice of the Court, as
it sea the cmi.eqeence of thienorel order. He should, I
therefore, be induced rather to d.eide this gerstion,
open piinclihe than open precedent. What, then,
was the principle to he followed In this ca.? 2 The
tele of the Court constantly was, if a Plaintiff did
• slot. after the bill filed, take any step alibi's three
Trims, that, after having been called apron by the
D-feudani's 'titan, the bill should be ilisniimed.—
I! was Itte that in the puicat instance these het