The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-17 00:00:00

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Mr BATHURST enareised that in all cases of
this Filature It eras the wish of the House Met no Com
should mod In the way of justice: But the law ishd
• pre.crilied She merge etneh the Rouse were bound
folios. The flan. and Learned Gentleman bed
complained of the hardship in this ease; but it weer
to krt recotleeted that this wkr clistdship of oho Act
is.." If the law laid down a prealse rule for ill
ba•rver, and the Roosts war. to ewereiee
• • ,liptipleeof partiPt. or easy similar con... IN" f
Dahl groend fp, dopaiting from it, this would
by .n ihritgthein ot the law on the ;dart of the !bor.!
In the two cases alluded to by the Honourable anal
Learned Genrlimsen, some rir•Sorl was aulgited tty
the P. 11601,14 for their not *altering into retsogoi-a
maces within the time iced by law; bet in this
caw wo reason whatever best been c 844114. TI.
iforstierable sud foamed U. 2404.4,4,4 seemed to have
learned en additional cireernatauces since yesterday.,
the Ilouoarable and Learned Gentleman could'
State that any diligence had heist weed to comply
with the rules( the Act—that soy letter seat by post
bad miscarried—that any accident had scarred
whisk prevented Me Petitioners from entering in die
time into their recognisances, then the Reese,might
consider whether or not they could grout an eaten.
lion ; bet In this ease net a word bed been stated
shoat any prepsratinn on the pert of the Petisiciaista,
nor bad any cause been assigned far their non-cout-
pliance with the provision of the Act. On Mess
'roundels* ins of °pintos that the limos ought not
to greet the 'satiation prated for.
r. C. W. WYNN was of opiates, that in cases of
this bind, the Rouse ware not at liberty to enter auto
the perticalsr feelings of tba parties, bat ought to
adhere strictly to the terms of the Att. The rule
laid duos for cases of this asters ought to be strictly
enforced, except when eircamstaiscaa *mat weer
which the parties base wo nowise!, sod 'statist
which It is Impossible for them to guard, prevent
them from complying with the terms of that role,
The Ron. Gentleman then went leis so account of
the few cases in the Journals which bad soy refer.
once to the -pretest, and contended that, with the
esceptioe of those of Saltash and Duegarvou, &h.
clerk minas ware stated to the Memo foe indeciog
• flares to grant Ilse extession prayed for. With respect
to the cases of fealteek end Dengurven, he thought,'
if they had been inefficiently considered the Rosso
would out kayo .caisaidered ass circumstances stated
in them 'diciest to earned a departure frees the
rale. lie agreed whit Oho Right Hew. Gentlemen,'
that they weeld be Metiers dangeroaki precedent if
they were to agresito the extension prayed for in this
• use.—The notion was then smaerked.
ORAMPOUND PETITION.
A hi EMBER,
.whets memo we resold not !faro,
Mresented a Petitsam from the Petitioner against the
antra etr the Sitting Member* for the Borough of
Grernpasend, slating, that the Eseininers were not
satisfied wish owe of the sesserities which be bad of.
faired, end bad directed him to apply for another weak,
sod also stating, that be had hoes outfitted (or eight
weeks, and toot be torrid not possibly os amount of
Illneee, eater tete rectrgoisencee in the, pesseribed

time. -
Witnesses haslet/ bees heard In support of the
',Vim' in the Petition.
Mr. DI NMAN rose to sewed the motion, and
Slated, that he seocestied this eselorsog#4.-eot to bete
come before the House at all.
After a geed demi it discussant, hi which Mr.
ILtrabiogion, Mr. C. W. Wynn, Mr. Bathurst, Se J.
Newport, Mr. It. Ward, Ike. took ,art, the Psi
tioner was allowed till to-day Wanight, to easiest
into the sediciency et the ertitoeirp objected avant*,
and to-morrow sestisight to eater into his mortis
df44;11.
SSEO TAXES.
Mr. LUSHINGXOI4 wowed that the Noes got
is" a C•••01.1111halbta• Annear! Tea on Hones
Acta. •
. Mr. CURIViN said, bitter* the Howe weal lOW
the Commit*, be ssished to call she anisettes of the
ilon..Geollosen.te‘esbeie decision, by which but-
chers' heroes were coosidered lieb44. to the duty .1
riding horses. If there woe ea* tbieg mere than on.
other, of which the earretry complained, it was Glebe,
hardship they suffered from lb, oppressive manner Is
which Are of Parliameat relating t. the Hevener*
were coostreed. It wes well know, that twitchers la
the roootry could not carry es their business sithoet
keepieg home.. Ile herd and Welted that some re-
dress would be afforded for the grievance.
Mr. lAJSIIINGTON observed, that when the
Bill should be brueght le, the Roo. Member might
propose a otiose to arose the grievance of which Ye
complained.
Mr. CURWEN wished the Brno. Gentleman
bring in such a claims, but if undid not be should
certaialy submit i.e himself. ;
Mr. LUSHINGION thoogit the Hun. Moeda,
would be best nide to ezecote his own purpose. -
Mr. C. W. WYNN isompleined of she eongiciieg
decisions which had bees pronueocod respecting ea-
emptioos from this duty no riding horses.
Mr. LUiIIiNGTON stated, be was aware that
very ',diciest decisions had beeo preassesiced ere this
subject, and had it is contemplation to popsies
clause, its order to remedy this aril se (Sr @omissible,
The Hesse \rutin 'Saris% gone into a Comedies.,
a Resolution foe contiuning the Reefing Dodos wee
*greed up, sad the Report ordered to be received ie.
morrow.,.—Adjoertied. •

Monday night, a dreadful bed broke out at the I
•stosisie• manufactory of Mr. Dslby, a frllmonger,
at Old Fed, near Bow, in Ebsei, which totally &s-
-wayed the whole of the premises, totetber with the
Towable stook and machinery, to rise ailment of '
70001.-25001. of which was lattred. The tiro was
occasioned by the tee greet heat from one of the
floes of the drying-store. It was happily extinguish.
eel about two o'clock yesterdiy monting. Th. horses
were saved.
On Sunday night, sheet 11 o'clock, the inhabits ots
of Grafton-street, rhsrepotviess, snd Its neighbour-
hood, were sesteosly alarmed by the breaking oat of
it tire at time hobo of Mr. Toolklason, N 0.15, Graf.
t.n.street, *Melt for SOSO time threatened destruc-
tion to the whole premises; bet, by the timely as.
t.istance of the ueighboars, sod a plentifsl supply of
woe?, the ere was got ender before it had mate-
Ottly extended beyond the room to wificli it MI.
pirated.

,LItiliNCE.

COURT OF Kfirt'S RIM H, ELI. 16.
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Thh Ins 111:itillie,07 • you Gentleness of fee.
URN, 'stied tho Defendant, a enach.onsker, to re-
cover the sum of 151. which he had paid on sers,,,,t
an gig told to him by the Defendant, but obleb did
sot anaw.f lbw lailifect. •

Wheats's wets examin►d en both sides, the ob-
ject of their lestimony, on the one head, being to
show t►at Alm gig was sot completed accerdieg to
ntract ; and on the other, that it folly answered
the Plaintiff's order: ,The rase, hoeesers event to
tile Jury, and they (Dowd a verdiat for the Plaintiff
—Damages 251.
ItevExsceorr V. CHAMPION.
Ills esti Si. action against the Defendant, at lbe
acceptor of a bill of etraaora (or !31. 10s. Od. 'bleb
was endorsed to the Plaintiff.
Mr. N 01.114 and Mr. Came, a/endowed the Plate-
Ora ease, and Mr. !ICA RLCTT, the Defeedret's.
It-appeared that the n-ieorlant was a waiter et a
notorious Paphian tewpl., in Chandos-street, Co-
stmt.-garden, and had accepted the Mil in question
to the order of a Sherirs otlieet's assistant, by w►om
it was Indorsed Lathe Plaintiff for discount.

The detance attempten to be set ep wee, that the
acceptance WE not the Defendlot's bsod.votiting,
but it was proved in evidence, that b• acknowledged
the acceptance to be bit, aud, tberefore, the Plain.
tiff bad a verdict.

THIS ILING C. ISRAEL AND ARCTURUS.

This was a; soothe:not against the Defendants,
mother and son, for so assault open Hiss Israel,
the too and brother of the Defendsitts respectively.

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The parties, as may be collected from the names
are Jews, and they bad repeated family disputes,
which generally ended in acts of personal violates.
Mr. Gintituy rinntlailed the prosecution, and Mr
Colors the defence, but on the recommendation of
the Learned Judge, it was agreed that a verdict of
guilty should be recorded, and that the Prolocutor
and the Defendants should respectively enter lots
securities to keep the pease towards each other.