The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-19 00:00:00

CVIIIIMO V. COllllllll6.

Mr HART .oral, that th► lojeoction ohteln►d by
the Mr.. Cosaisine, against her hesb.nd,
sho.d.l shed diaaelv►d. Th. leisinctitis had heir
Rr•nt►d es•perte, and the PlBlllll4 was ordered to
I•rndrr► her intents, wards of Chancery. in Co.,'
!she neglec►ed this order, aid contrived to raider
►v►ry alien,' to attar► her perk. inollenteal.,—Me.
N. stated, too, that the children hail hoes takes
from • serg proper 414444, where they had been
pared by their father, and seat to a race whore the
association was at least of a very doobtfill tbaiactnr.
His Lordship refused to boar any thing CP is be-
half of the lady, Inclose she refined to appear in
Court, clients«, the form:too, ordered the rents
and profits to be paid u.to Comet, and Partnered
the Defendant Ili retails his 'erects oat of the
routs,

SLAM AND OTVALII V. 'VANS Al!Hi ADDVII2II.

HAM' first moved in this aese,thet Mr. gnus
be committed for contempt, b stet Angina prodessed
his .11 of account, sccortisiii to the • rde► of she
Co.Jfk; bet he loon abandon►d this inertias. end
sword shot Mr. Evans be ordered se pay Vote Court
StitX*.

Mr. Enos and Mr. Clarridgo were appointed, In
1813, towns of aertaio coons appropriated by oho
Margot. of Hastings to the payment of debts amootst.
lug to 804.,000i. Mr Fawn .n also Solicitor coder
llso trust. .1 bo want midioo on made open the
ground that 1.6 had applied 84001. to pay himself In
Solicitor, .bile no acclaim+, bad beer produced or
t.a•d.

Kr. %V no antis, for Mr. Evans, cootonisd, that
OM MO in wrestle', trod awn sdsancad *et of Ms
ono pocket by Mr. Evans, in order to obtain sem.
stay Loa 01 Parlissout, sad to carry on actions in
thos Court of Session in Scotland, and that he hod
therefore a right to MUM it as payment of his cash
IiSCO • M.

Mr. E►ens (when elegariner frequently bent
forth, in defiance of all the cheeks opposed to ►ie
by his Lordship and by Mr. Werborail) said, that
the money bad been set et his pocket for sia grans
with••et interest, sod this was new ins reward! As
to his *talents, he bad employed the best account-
maker in London.

Lotto Coascattcre.--What is a good usenet-
maker ?—( xf lough.)
Mr. Enos proceeded. —lle had hier,e3 elves
wanted his Metter, is seder to be biter for the 'sheer
of making ep his accounts. Ha had also bee. is had
kaolin, *hide wu a wain caeca of delay.
The Loss CHINCULLOR ordered the ached's), to
be delivered to hie, and said that he weald give its
opinion ter-warren uorsing. It a trustee be also a
Solicitor. be is hosed to regard the payees. of the
Soiatitor's occuouls with the Who jeelemy. c cries,
sod lideloy as if the Solicitor were a that.' person.
thetefare, the 84001 had been refill. I. pop
lowa of Mr. geaes's ace. auts, rue Seism.. he
sihaeld bare no hookatiou to order the wow/ .• h.
paid isle Come; bet If Is retar.ord it es cub id.
wood fee teems% it area • eery difecent weee.—
Ale Maned strongly Ilse oecesesty el any delay is
praseoting the ecconets. Ile bad always endersteed
that SohLitere made out their accurate Irk... *puke.
0a.i.1, frosts day-brek. Ile was sorry at thew*.
lime to give Mr. Evans credit for bad health. " I
my." repeated his lordship, sod k0h1.% at Mr.
Limes, " I as sorry to give you credit ter bad
health— • •

=hes Is esersivere disco."
Lutdsbip left tbe Cost. at Aires o'clock.
COURT Orr OF KING'S lILeCII. JAN. IS.

WVTLIR V lIIVERLLY
This woo int tett. sons policy of inaorame. of
ow October 4, 1817, oil the ship Providence, at
sod from Faro to Landon, at two iciness pot soot.
on SOUL TM stew' w.• last •Q the c•rast of For-
age*. Thu pl.a pot in by the Defondasit was. thst
be was sot liable span it I oa which issue was inisod.

Mr. SCARLITT stated the circamstaores of the am
for the Plaudit; and, in order to explain thee, gave
she following history of the vessel :—The Providouce
was a foreign.bailt vessel, cap'ered daring the war,
and ',inwards ettedeetsed as fair end lawful prise
by the iliah Coon of Admiralty. In the year 1816
it was ION( its the Surrey Canal, nomad to sole,
end there attracted the tinkle of the Plaintiff; who,
after surveying it, metered lots a contract le parches'
it for 41218., a herein which he obtained thee cheap.
ly, owing to some difficulty wt icb et ended the cons•
pieties of a good title to it. A good title was, (ow-
ever, ultimately produced ; and sitar the Plaiatif had
procured it, he had the Providence properly regis-
tervol in his owe name, sad repaired by an English
ship-budder, who ascertained its fitnen for sea, and
declared it to be perfectly ses-werilly. Then re-
pairs cost 3301., tins making the whole cost of the
sets& 5501. It then made* voyag. from Loudest to
ILoarii, in Nr,,rutantly, during which tine it sailed
extremely well ; and the's\ it struck on a sand-bank
ou its panage up the Seine, sustiined, as was peeved
on • survey mode isa its return tolmadon, no injury
whatsoever from the shock. 'rho vessel see then'
chartered set for Faro, on. ref the Termite islands,,
fur a eerie of fruit, a fl sailed in %Timber. 1817, its
West, ander the command of Capt. Dubrr, sere
s)aaar, with a competent crew, on list dealing ..o.
Yrovieos, howems, to its deps,rorti from Enalonit, a
policy waseffected en its outward soya'', end orders
were gives too respectable untying:is-broker to Lon-
don to effort another en its koneweid yortoe, as
soon as hal beard of its safe arrival at Faro. This, it
svoold be primed in evidence, was regularly don.;
and ...waste recover the amount of the insurance so
Offactied that the pineal action was instituted. The
ses•worthiness Of the vessel, and its safe Arrival at
Yarn, could be di,tinctly proved; .ad all that re-
os.ierd after llset was dear was to account to tie
Jury O. mar ne. I. which the venal was wrecked,
and to show that it did not arise from aegligeoce on
she part of site Plaiutitt, who was at 0011 Pits Owner
.sad Commander. Utifortanately, on its teed home,

after tripmisoeing liven of weather for
ma•n or eight days, the Prnaidance started a plank ;
Good in coasegeenve of it, filled so much with water,
that it wee fogad absolver/1y nmelpiry, for vbepte.
'sevaatioe of the li, of the crew, to abandon it,
At the nom when this leak was ant sprang, the
I, by the Captain's retkoitiog, wa. kit miles
from the nearest eanet—a cotiatociug proof that he
did ant wish for the teas of bit s^ip ha wider to pin
the ISM which he bad lammed spots it; the pet+
were iesmoiliately set 'going, Mid the vessol's heed
termed towe!clo the shore, it helps tie intestioe of
the Captain, by leaning it %rimed, in save lbs
mite, shush he min", tom the ship White within
foot wiles of the coast of Portugal rhi% same* was
famed imc.amicahle.iiid nevi took to their bons
in the midst of a sod soil swell whim; it was almost
impossible for any small boat In anrvive. 00 their
making the they were taken into custody by
some Forteguese soldier*, and marched to the near-
eat garfishn teem, epos a aborts of having hostile
designs against the Guvortintent Mr. Scerlett saki
that he aw.rely rbentineed that ctrcumetatice, which
probably appeared very immaterial, fur the sakes,
demonstrating that Captain Butler war not is may
regime accessory to the destruction of his vessel--s
defence which AP aaticipated would be made by the
other side, and *Loeb he was sets the Jary wash,
de flare to be unavailing when they considered the
fart which be bad just b. en mentioning to them.—
What ntbes grated. tie Defendast bad for ramie'
the payment of ibis y, hr coati not (*ejectors..
The London Royal Esclatitge Company, by paying
the insert/nee effected the cargo by the charterer,
had impressed their opinion that the vessel was per-
fectly seaavrottlay,•nd that no blame could attach to
the commaadar. For thews reasons he looked con-
fidently forward to a decision of the may in behalf
of his Client.

?he polies of insersoic• was then pat in sod
read ; the •!,lierent mechanics who had beep employ.
ad were imainiised ; and the osier of the amid was
very disiinctls pi wed to he more titan by Medved
and V.) po.ii ds.
Mr. Ralph Hut, who had been a Captain et a
eierchantsesis for 17 years, and Mr. Walker, the
Sermyor to Lleyos, and sloe Mr. Alleys* Brew,
the shipwright oho repaired the weasel, deposed,
that they colinrived it to he so brut end tight, that
They should not have bad say objections to have sell.
ad to it themselves.

William Bost* a sailor •e Soard the steel.
resod lb, bad weather, and the heart' swell of the
sea •hbth the Prostritate 'lrritated for ik• first
sight days of its voyage horse, the estefal atiootlon
which Capt. Bailer paid to its safely, and all tho
other • iocometasieet ratios, to the wreck, giblets

Mr. Sate Ott had described is Ms opeoiag speech.

Mr.
tre•sis.sa, ow this.ievitimsce being closed, MOO
on behalf of the Defistdasit.iie said that the gentles
which the 3111, held thopite-defeemias was, not whir-
Ober the ly sestrertliy before eke
salted before she soled to Faro, hoe
mi.., sully et ilms time she left Faro
leer • syllabi@ ot testimony bad bees
• this importast point by the Pisto-
-1 shr ti:4 therefore attempt to prove the
f,. his ow Client. lie would show
a. n no tied weather free the Plain-
; and he contended thal4 palms
heel. bed weather, or soma nee'.
g nee on tlso pit of the Captain (sod be verily be.
',eyed that tb Captain was gentles' of this latter im-
potatisio), the *tech mold only hove occurred is the
ardat of " aosikrzle breezes earl fair weather," the
I st entry Is the logait...k, hoe the ensesworthi.
a-is sigh* wooed i•self. That immaworthinese bad
arises from the shvek which the vessel had received
' in her ;Anode up the Seine, end which had never
been conimenicated to his Cleat, who had coder-
s mien the Providence on its last voyage. There
had been RD witness coned to substantiate the timer.
tine of his Loaned Friend Mr. Seaside, diet at the
time shoo Om leak was first discovered they were 84
miles from shore; sod if any depredates were to be
placed on the log.book, thateeserilon awes Incorrect
as it never mods mentionlncorrect,
of their bete` hushes that:
sin leagues from theasoost at any period of their voyage
from the port of Faro. Oti all these grounds he
must resist thel claim made by the Plaint), in this
cause, cud must call upon the Jury to assist him is
establisbiag thlt resistance. Mr. Coml., then pat
'in the log-best us evidence ; bet es there was Do
complaint catered in it of any strain which the ves-
sel had received previously to the starting of her lie-
' here, it did not, Is the slightest degree benefit the
cans' s( Sir. Casein's Client, seen thirties it preyed
that there had been no very tempestoous weather be-
fore the last fatal accideut. As hodeclsted his case
In be dosed when the clerk finished reading the ea-
tracts from the log-hook, it was espected that Mr.
Scarleit would rise to reply; but that Gentleman de •
cluing that he did set are any occasion for it, the
case went to the Jury, who immediately tetsd:ed a
verdict for the l'lsiotiff.
TUC LORD MAYOR AND CORPORATION OP LONDON,
GOTRINOIII OF TIM MOWN Of TIIS POOR, C4LLIb

BA ITH 0 LOMEW HOSPITAL, V. DOWSIOCHN.

The D.(sndant is this ection Is the owner of some
tenements edit:amiss the Greyhound inns Suds Meld,
which belong to the Governors of Bartholomew
Despite'. For sway leers the tenements *weed by
Mr. Dowbigglis end the Greyhoend ion hod been in
the occupation of ono end the same tensed, and a
Iright of passage had thee seemed to the (*want,
,tlartiegh the Greyhoend yard to Mr. Dnwhiggiu's
toooment. The premises of which Mr. Dn•big..
gio wu the owt.er bass, however, lately hem sops.
rated from the Gaeihoend Inn, and Mr. Dlismore,
the lendlord of it, had therefore built a well to ob.
street the Defeodssat's passage up the Greyhound
yard. S. feral deeds end abbesses owe masked
on both sides of the geestion, from which it appeared,
that 51.. Dna higcia had no arteel sighs of penning
ep that yard, and that he had therefore been guilty
as ammo in knocking flown the wall which Mr.
I)illessnie had huil, to 'orate has rights sod the rights
of Bortholowar. Hosp. el.

The Lone Cater Jubilee advised thr Jery to
Sad ter the i'leisetiti, hr i.ot to assign mot* than Isa
ilaessges, as It miss in point of fast nothiog mote
than a met* "Nelson of tight OS which they sere
called ti. decide.

Verdict for Plsiotift—Dasssgys Is.; elms .01.