The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-14 00:00:00

selliog his 'goods. lo the common course of buisal4
some little -latitude should be gives tradeseive Oft
selling their goods. " • A
lie Cosa Jollies said he would never 'gift 141.
.surtina that a tradesman, by overvalning hit ItliNdse
should be enabled to commit a frond upon *NAN%
The defendant offered en evidence to show that 641
not given a, warranty, and the Jury should t
find for the plaintiff.
Mr. DNPIMAN consented that a verdict of 40s. amid
be taken fur the plaintiff.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAX, TUBSWAY, Pas. It,
wArts P. PLATT.
Serjeant Pitt. staled the facts ut the 114110% me
to the Jury :—The parties live at West Drayton, ay,
are is a humble line of life. la NIL the defenslaa4
°court Platt, a farmer, met Jeasisua Watts, the pleintil4
at a dance at her uncle's, who kept the "Six Belie
public house; after whirls he visited her at the court
of her mother, a very poor woman : aloe was then alma
ltt, and he nosier 30 years of age. The mother at first
wished. her daughter to decline his arytalute
did net conceive her a suitable match for
such goad circuusstancrs ISA the defendant.
ever, persevered, declaring it was his intention
her, and actually purchased the ring for that
The courtship continued for upwards of
until the defendant, without assigniag
his conduct, took it into his head to marry .
lain ; after whirls, he *till attempted to continue
and, upon being upbraided by the plaintiff with
of faith towards her, be protested, with tears
that his misconduct bad been noductive
happiness to himself than to her. This was
stance of the rare proves' by the mother,
wade of the plaintiff, from iv'hotis, upon cross-44[ab..
tion, it was attempted to be retracted that shy
tnitted the defendant to take liberties with
were inconsistent with propriety. These attempts,
ever, totally failed—the girl's con pact appearing t,
been moat unexceptionable.
Serjeant Vat:ssuax addressed the jury on
defendant but called no witnesses.
The learned Jim's, in his charge, observed,
and indignant language, upon the unmanly /11
defence attempted to he set aphy the defendant,
deavouring, after first imputing to her the
her parents, to prove his own infamy in seth
her mother's house, which defence bad not
hot ought to recoil with vengeance upon
The jury. after three or four urinates`
found for the plaintiff MI. damages.

OLP BAlLltir.—•Tils 31oitmtNa
The Sessions commenced this roornin

Bailey.
Two miserable looking young lads of
Skordy and Grady, the latter of whom was
were indicted for stealing some table clothes,
the house-keeper's room of a gentleman's,.
cheater-squire. Skordy was found Guilty
John I 'What a lad shout 16 years old, w
of stealing several articles of plate, from
K. Mama, Esq. 59, Baker•street. The
recommended to mercy.
Edotard Leramoont was tonna guilty
plate, the property of Mr. Serf.. The
been employed as under gardener, and
clean knives. The articles were not proved
been stolen at one time; the Jury, therefore, '
guilty of stealing to the amount of 395.

SIR ✓ARIES CRAIVFO)
flow-Stuart.-lesterilay afternoon
lord was brought up in custody of Samuel
one of the principal officers, before Sir
and (moot Howt.AND MtNsitl'LL, Esq,
gistrates, charged with

peace.
About Argun o'clock yesterday, Sir
house of his Excellency the itirench
Portland-place, and, on the door being
porter, Tie demanded if the l)ue de Cases
the porter answered in the negative.
James to walk into the anti-room, as
long before the return of his Excellency
dial, intimating at the same time that
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what the porter said. At twelve o'cloel
returned home with his suite fr. i
James was then informed by one of the
it was not a day on which his Excellet
he being then particularly engaged.
this Sir James got up, anti after sever,
the room, backwards and forwards,
opprobrious and insulting language ta
lie told one of the. Secretaries to
lencv that he (Sir James Crawford) call
rascal." The Secretary replied, that
not know bow to behave Ishmel( a;
was nut his business to teach loins,
leave the room, when Sir James, rest
into the hall, drew a small pistol from
threatened to shoot the Secretary, '
drew his SWUM, anal, at tins instant,
shut the door of the anti-room, whi
usttniration with the ball. Sir James
the street-door, and the porter and
followed and watched him to No. 5,
them remained watching the house.
sent back and.informed Ms Excellenrc,
ately sent an acconnt of the affair to the
this Other and Taunton was ordered
bend Sir ignites.
On Tattaton's going to Na 5, Pari
Sir James in the drawing-rapt. etni
in thy resalnVerre two swords and
which on examination kiroteil to he p..
with hall cartridge. Taunton informed
the' purport 0f his visit, and he ri:Adir
pasty him to the Office.
When called upon for his defence,
part of what the wittyroses had stateo
Ile was ordered to find bail fur
.and to keep the peace towards him I
himself in tftstiti. and two sureties in
he said he *mild not fin.
Another charge was preferred .
proisri •tor of Huta
whete ;he primmer lately lielged.
notice to split, he created a great
refnand to par them their bill ; to
detained his trunks. Yestcrlav
meeting- Mrs. Wilton in the hai.
the most vile manner, charging her
men ront.tinrei in his trunks to ti.
behaved in an outrageous a 1111/1111a,
tirillott to fall into strum ...tits ; one .._
monstrated with him on the impropriety
anal he directly pulled ion a pit-tol from
and threatened to shoot bins ; he soon'
with the pistol in Lis banal.
lie also denied rim• part of this
He was ordered Wai! bail to in.
Sirs. himself in WV. and
eat+, hut persisting in declaring
bail, it was understood he was afterwards
place of contioetuent.
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nother at fin
stance, as she
a Person-la
mt. Ile, Nitr-
ation to warry
that purpose.
r eight
uy motive fur
r another on. •
'inne his visits;
with his breach
In in his oyes,
! of morn al,
was the soh.
re, sister, and
cross.exaelbs.
t she had peo,
ith her whick
attempts, hoss. •
pearieg *hire
on behalf of the
erred, in strew
inly and creel
fentlant, is ro.
the poverty of
seducing her io
not only failed,
in his own bed.
consulta*
RNING
sing at the Old
of the names of
was on rrakhes,
be. frost
i'r, house in Mae.
Ity.
, was fonnil guilty
rem the hour of
be prisoner us
:y of stealiog Nes #,
ihe primate had
id occasionally to
t proved to bars
•refore, found bir
r.
PR D.
i Sir James rm.
Samoel Taunter,
r iiOBICRT IRaass
al. the Sitting Mr
r and breach of die
r James went Win
II Ambassador, is
ng opened by the
sees was at home?
it', and asked Sir
it would not be
•y; whit,' Sir James
hr die, not helias
lock his Exeellen7
I Chapel, and Ste
he Secretaries, that
miry ~,w strangers,
I. Iwuetlimtely oe
veral times paciag
, applied the end
to his Escelleact.
inform his Excel-
cancel hint " a --
lit if Sir James
as a tictiticuss, it
is, and was goiog to „:
etreating backwards
om his rocket and
who Immediately
, one of the serious
Well cut off all con-
ies then we: lost st
11 twa other senors
$. Park-place; oar si
while the whet' too
'Henry, Oen hstel.
to the 31agistrased
ered to go and qr.
Park-plart, &AI
greyly table
I twit brace bit pkilek.
he prim. and Maid
formed Sir JOON la
dily agreed to act:oo-
- lie drain, that any
tea was tine.
it the usildeuiesoner:
Eacelleocc rinciseitr.
iu 1,000!.
1 against him by *
Allienwele-etrot
On hi, 14,4 Miter
rest Iligie-kive.e,
9.. cur,
lie weLt mere. awl
all, he ahnest her is
her with senang tk
the Poe de tars, 201
vier, as to caste )10.
rue of the r esn3
ar
roprietY of his corelat;
(rem Isis cost pellet
soon after left the hoe*
s statement being roe.
keep the peace mea.
nil two sureties in :31a.
that he 'timid 'give •
Ilerwsrds conreynl
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