The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

/dr. Neely sells aood meal ; let every one go thole,
and (bet 'II be well d" In ennsequeoor of these
wor,is aloe hail never been in the shop skyey.
cless.sonntined by Mr. gPfieallt VAV4111811..--
11'ehi , mean., did 'no belies► this said too's. shout
Ow poisooine ?—" ileliewo it ! no, indeed. I knew
Alt. !taker lon .Pll."—Then he has tint 101 l your
encson. it seems?—`• Oh. yes. het he has thoogb."
How in. if you did not belie", these wonderful
si..iiiiii *litchi's. said were told of him. why slid you
with& .ir yaw powerful support?—'• Oh. I had a
reason hit that."-1 dare say you 1111.1-11 iVerppiog
'Potion. Tell me truly, 84 81.0 are a lady. nay more, a
laud-lady. and shy very pletnt• of prosperity, ' bear-
ing your blushing honours shirk upon yea,' *boob'',
in rove the Plaintif obtains a votdiet, he has not pro.
milled to base a feast at your house to•tsight !--‘, !in.
is,., be has not done that, neither,; 110 s..a ate nut of
is for note. Bet if you must have it, I did not like
in buy my meal at a sloop as had hero srsodaliged I
with selling koipwrog ; and so I ''.all bid yen good'
Ithintenn“."—(olfering In km oho broa.)—No, no,
Mn. Julia attn. 1 have not done with you yet ;1
you know that I hose a great ii.si to ray In you ;
yet.—" D 11
Dow should I knew ? I 8.08 .as ill
glare of this sort In my life before, sn:l I hope I
surrey shall be agsio."—Aie! very like. IVoliriilf or i
"acilvell is more to year last.. —" Don't you sneer i
at Shad well golly so much. l.'s nAt such a pine as I
you seem to think for; there are folks there that
keeps their rorriages,let me tell yoo."—Yes, we see
what sort of carriage they keep, by poor nisei hest-
ing, Sirs. Julia Dates; bet pray will 'no be kind
enough to. erplain to us what you mean by ker.!
molt 7—.. 01.! 1 dor" soy knows *hat I mean ,
well enough, Sir. At least yolknew what meg is, I
it seem, by your talking so fast to me."—Here the I
1
Court was cowshed with laughter, and the comely
'ilium left limbos is smiling triorogrb.

Henry Collyer we. prewont en the 47th of Merril,
end bonsai the Derritdont e,y, " who knocked the
moo flown 1" Ike. ke. The Defendant was sweeping
Were his door at the time.

end ih.y in.teoily returned a Intl ic i for the Militia:
I).meges—One Farthi..g.

Sure gag the impreakion made on the susceptible
mind of the amiable Joliet Bates, hy the eatterimp
competitors mad. by Mr. Serpent Vaughan between
Mt and the fair heroine of Shakspeare, limit in order
,n complete eh* figure, the resolved to talus the
Learned St...jean, for her ltom...,—fullosied him in
eh impanel". of Guildhall, sod was unly pretested
hy force from joissise him in his earrisee. The
Learned Serjeant was happy to decline the beeper
of her company.

DURIAN.-COURT U CIIANCIMY. MAT 23.
IN TUE MATTI OT ►►IIINCII AND CO.

' Th• importetit Petition or the Right Honourable
Ikoii Brown. was 41i•tch%ed.

Mr. Se,j•ant Joy for the Petitioner, the Souct-
Yek-GENLeAL for the Amicisees.
The Petition complained of the time that bail
elapsed withoal * sheltie:lld, of the expence of inef-
fectual proceedings, and Ihe salutes of the Assignees.
The Luis Cit.tNCLI.LOW thought that much veld*.
nation was wanting, and criniiro.in:eil Mr. Ben one for
bringing the subjert forward,end slier hating consi-
dered the motel, which we understand were given in
on the part wr the reiiiitoser. made the following
order:—

" Refer it in Thome. Ellis, EA. one of the Mas-
ters of the Court of Chancery to the coats
heretofore pair! to Anthony Clarke, AKtist to the
Coassoiseion soil Assignees, oust to review the leg-
ation thereof.

" Awl let his bills of costs be forthwith Intlg.ti
wi!h paid Muster. and all parties lays setae arr,s.s.
" And let said Usik• forthwith Varnish soy bills
for costs claimed to be MPH)
66 At said ester msg. i.e sail ...port whether said
emits heretofore paid, sod also the enct, so to Its (ar.
nisbed, or any sod what part thereof. were looped)
and necessarily ',carrell, end for the benefit of the
lliiikrepts' estate, and
" Let him give credit for such parts thereof accord-
ingly.
" L• 1 him lake an account of the sums heretofore
claimed by said Clothe, or in any manlier 'revived
by Lim uu accoaat of covs or chogeo ur otherwise,
and

Mr. Srijeont Vavou.sx.—" And an, Sir, you
Ideally heard the Defends'sr hold this lasigesge ?"
IVilness-14 Hold what, Sir ? 1 did not sty he
was holding any thing beta brooms fr"—( Laughter-)
Timothy Newton was present ontbe 15th of April, "
Lot sat Clarke make a relnrn thereof upon
end hoard the Defendant, before the Plaintiff's door,
oath, and of the soma (if any) due by him to the
telling the people that he dent in kag-reag ; sad be
estate of the Baskarpts or any of them, Ind
kad sorter dealt at his shop since.
" Let the Master tisike a linianre as between the
Mr. Seqeellt Vel:GllA:e. Pray, Sir, whit are said estate and the claims of said CI .rke, en lint of
700 ?—" Me, Sir ? 1 aw in slap tuiloring the said costs, to be allowed, as herein before directed,
tailor! Geullemen, the witness is a tailor! Now, I ;tad report itch wine..
mark ar Sir. Oa the oath of a tailor, did Too, car' " lee the said Master inipeet the account passed
did sow not, cot out this aril for the Plaintiff ? by the Assignees before the Comnileainstere, in Jule,
" Net Sir—no, r4e"ne Sir r flea" worked ("r 11816, with liberty to the l'eliticner to object tberete,
hies yet."—Oh ! oh! very well. So then, If he I and to surcharge or falsify the same (sod in ease it
gains this suit by your means, he has promised that ; shall appear to the Mama ilia the account herein.
yo. shall rut cut 'lad make one for him in your ("1" after directed has not been ssiisacturiiy then
particular line, as you cell it?—" Oh dear, Sir—l I " Let the Master lake an account of what the As.
don't exactly understand-1
for Mr. Baker, and perhaps I •y."—" might have received out of the estate anal effects of
pray, Sir, what is the reams you have teeter dealt : the Bankrupts or any of them, arid how the same has
with the Plaintiff since this notable 15th rf April , been applied and divosed of, situ
that you talk of? Did yon belie,, that he was al 66 Leg hie take as, "row,. of all goon efeassaiiiy
dealer in hag on ?"—" Why, nor Sir, riot Pt. and properly expended by the Assignors, in the due
sally kag•a'st bat I live 8114 h a distance off of hire; administration of the estate anti 'aerie of the Bank.
now, that it would not suit me altogether"—" Very repos, awl give them actin for the same.
well! very well! Mr. Tailor, I have now (Wisdoms is .4 And the Assignees agreeing to relinquish toy
with you—Oh, you are a wooderfol mast !" : claim on account of the rum of 14001. a year, mid
Several other witnesses were called to wore the et. aid they cannot establish any title to such May, or
lousier/ and respectable besicess wbkh the Plaintiff; to any other pecuniary NaCuMpeliCe, fur omitting
bad carried oo; and others to etaplsin the word their treats as Aosilnero.
44 hig.mags" sorer 4 whom tbooglat it meant meat Lot the Master in taking such accounts, disallow
that hail ken kept too twig after it •91 killed; any credit for thesauri., and
others, that it meant leap, poor meat; and ethers, 44 Let the Master enquire and report whether said
again, thought it meal meat which had never been Assignees and Agent to the Commimion, have stied
killed at all ! I due and reasonable riiiisence in collecting, sod calling
The whole body of evidence bating been gene' in the effects Onto said litukrapts, and
throttle., Mr. Spoken. addressed this Jury I " let said Assignees and Agent produce (and if
for the defence." Gesitlemiati," said he, " I will the Marta shall approve thrratl, leveler io the Mas•
not take up meth of year time, for J know you ate trit's office) for the inetnevion of Irrational or hit
of opinion with me that this motion has not a leg In
:Solicitor, whenever same shall be required by the
stand epos; notwithstanding they have employed Master, the file of proceedings, and the meal
heir special Pleaders, and mode oboe counts in the books, papers, and documents in this matter, vela.
dectoratiiis ! Connexion, I will take upon myself 1.1 i ing to this enquiry in the lauds of said Agent or As-
say, and I will say it io the *aphelia words of that , sigma, and
declaration Pair, dist the whole of than nine '5 Let the Master he at liberty from time to Om,
roams are kag-ssig! that the declaration itself is daring the progress of the roquiry, to certify to the
kcg-riag!! and every part of the swifts from he- I Great Susi any maw re6pectillit the costs thereof,
Orating in end is keg-brag too !! !—(Laughter ) as to him shall appear repedieni Ur just,and
Why, Gentlooseu, who bare they celled in support t " Let the Master enquire whether any proem!.
at their case? First, their is the immaculate spits. ' logs an 11011 carrying no at law tar in equify, that is
liter, Miss granor Wilholo ina Gregory. who has not for the benefit of the raiti Binkropts' Patine
liord in Sheltie:l .14) years and never heard a hail ahowld be proceeded in, sod if silo Master shall Mad
word in her life I Its S. odwell, Gentlemen!! Then I that there are any tech suite in progress, then
cram the Wapping landlady ! that gorgeous per. I " Let ell further proceedings therein be distas-
te:lige. Mistress Julia Bales" s you're incorrect
again, Sir,' cried Mrs. Bates, from the lower end of,
VA Cosa, my name is not Julia.' " I beg your
pardon, Madam," saki the learned Serjeant, " what
IS it then?—set that its very material, for—a rase
by sad other name would smell as sweet." ' Oh!
lard Sir, my name Ii Mkt !' Joliet," con-
Bowed the Learned S.sjeant, " Surely 1 have the gift
of second sight ; bow else could I have quoted Juliet
herself is my address to you. But as l was saying,
Centimes, here is the lovely Mist herself (some-
what ex box point, it Is true, but no matter for that),
she—rein she dm not tell you that she believed the
slander which she says she heard; and therefore the
ri,intilr carnet bare *offered the loss or her great
ccstom. Then there is the magnaoltroos tailor, Mr.
Newton ; chat has he proved. but that he does out
now deal with the Plaintiff berme ha lives
s: c di,tence. The evidence as to the charge of
siiiii.-ry is directly at variance with itself ; and
as again all the witiors.es are at variance with
aeration ; for that expressly 'tuts, that
ad beianued bemired, of his manners with his
and you know, Gentlemen. that all the wit.
oa es tare deicrit•erl it in the comp•ond term hag.
(Loud IniagLler )—Why, Gentlemen, the
flue miser io !..s • get sot on the record would
bate been. toss the word " ka.c.mag" had born
spoken at iha swell, and that at Shariwoli Lug mu::
Is en scantier.—(.Huge laughter.)—Upon ilia whole.
Gentlemen. I do slot *Cripple to ray, *Pliant iutentl•
toe the sliglaest offence to my Learned Brother, that
is is a ol.ly case, cod ogee not to have been I:rought
Tito Conit; a i.d tf yno give -10 s. damages, you may
ie sell 4:tts 1!:•.^
churd the Jai,
'll.e s't tilt:tithes shottly

armed,
`• A• ' decline, that no soil or action be corn.
ruenced ?or or on account of the said Bankrupts'
'Mete, without the aisprnhoinos of the blaster being
first Lad in respect thereof, and
" Lot the Master enquire and report whether any
salt or arlion has been improp►rly commented lir pro-
seemly/I, and ender whet circumstance*, and
" let him enquire and fully report all the Ciftlllll.
stances attending the indemnity eatestod by aid
Clarke to the Assignees."

ARCIIES' COURT, Juxe I!.

SULLIVAN (tfic .111 SULLIVAN) ANIMIST

OLDACPE, TAL‘ ELT CA t.1.1:10 SULLI VA N.

This was it ca►e of nuttily of marriage, appealed
from the sentence of that Consists/61 Court. The
facto. as pleaded in the form►r proceedings In the
Court below, and the eloqeent judgment of Sir Wm.
Scott on that ocra-iott, most be in the memory of all
oar r►ader,. It may be proper to wireitine, perhaps,
that this comae sitirea oat of the marriage of John
Augustus Sullivan, Fon!. a miner, son of the Right
Mr..lullivan, with Maria Olderre, the daughter
of Mr. 01 ;erre, hatotrwan to Mr. Sullivan, and elan
a minor at Ilia? time. It *as this day very folly gr-
itted Lrfars. Sir Jrihei Nichol', ■a Jll4lOl of the
Archer's Court, the Learn's! Counsel confining
themselves to the publication of bane, as mode. or
ea.:Wk.. It appeared that the Lady was the il.
legitimate daughter of Nl's. Olascrw, before her mar-
ri•ge with Mr. (Macre, ■nd that she was newer
li:iotan by any other name then Maria O'tlat.ce.—
The tans, however, este proclaimed a, between
Mr. John Augustus Sullivan and Maui, 1,, !race
o:dacte. On the pea of that petv r, es, Ceti-