The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-10 00:00:00

110P.10.9.

Mr. SllAle4Et.i. said, he was tinder the necessity of
again bringing this case before his Lort!shie. It
would be iu tt.e r collection, the Court, that coma
time since hasissil maile..a snotinn relatiye to certain
bills of exchange given by hirtirtee of !flarlbortmgh
to the trustees, bit why& bills had been itiebonoarecl.
itilotice of •I• 'notion h be.b riven on the part of
the Hake of Marlhorntigh for the discharge of the
order appointing n Cossos at -P'enheirn, and a wish
expressed tint bn'h motions vitt:lit be heard together,
which had beer; acreded to by I.lto and his Learned
Friend'. The rn tion made by him %rent on to pray,
that in ,fie !mean time, the 11(k-elver who had been ap-
pointed Ly the Cowl, might r!ttlis iu his haado Ai
niutt'es arising out of tile pronerty in question, .1341
not pay over shy part of Zl.se nuts awl pro:itn to his '
Grace of :tinily:toggle, or that be, the ffereiter, might
be at liberty to pay over lios sleet to the Rink of ling-
\ la,tl, in at. -aloe of the Arcontitant-tiatirral. The
:notion of the Duke of Itteltorough was for the nisi-
. charge of the or.i.ec of the 2t..tit of March, at:d, on the .
hearing. the ~..•.c was ordered to stand crel, and simi-
lar orders hail ()ern subsequently made. fr:••9 time to
time, Ott %Artie-is :et resentations r o:,e of t. bill was.
that the Mil.e of Mat-lb/Hough had certain Halms. of
which he was dirt-tied to make affidavit. His tiraett,
however. had not, op to the present time, made any,
affidavit; .intl, therefore, he it.r.v hal to ask of the
Court to:.t tile order might be lraivn up in the terns
he had r:tyeil.
The I •Ai CtiAN•-v.tr,ne.—lf the finite of Marl-
itorougit does not tile his affidavit by this day week,
take yo,rt order in the Wins volt a-I. it.
J rcorn r..l%rotos.
The I.tvriu CHANt et I.•F`. in this case, which arose
out of a Commission tit Itinkruptcy, and which (-Amp
before iii.. Lualithip in Ow nature of an appeal frost;
the 41...nsi.in of the i iee-ririoCeilor, dissolving a
Commis si-ii. in which the bankrupt's sun appeare) Ns
the petitioning creditor. siiiil, he had attentively wilt
over tit, whole of the case, and his firm opinion mess
that it was a 131,:ktvp(s Co.nwission, and dismissed
the Petition with costs.
In the roots.. of the morning his Liedship inti-
mated that he would to-morrow this day) hear ma-
lions.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NI/iv 9.

Easter Terrncommenre% to-dry, and at one u':loch
he Judges commence,' I•trines-.

V. MITCHELL.
TVs wa• an action fur money had and receited.lii
lie defendant as:surviving partner of blesses. Thel. 9
i.i on and Co. to the use of the pltintlff, a Dutch aunt-'
:hat, in the year .1804, being the proceeds of a large
quantity of dollars shipped front Amsterdam to tit*
defendant's house in Lorileiti on account of the plain-
tiff. The action was directed to be brought by the
pOtt the pleadings the point put in
issue was, whether the iiiipoi . was duly licensed.
the plaintiff beinL at the time of the shipment an alien
enemy. At the tri.il lwfoie tilt Lord Chief Justice at
the late London Sittings, the plaintiff had a verdict fo-

511. Manic: AT now moved for a new trial, on the
ground that there teas Ito evidence to warrant the
Jury in finding that the was drily lieet,ted.
After hearing the Learned Counsel at con•iderible
length,
' The CAVA'S' were clearly of opinion that there was
no ground for di‘turbium, Ow verdict, the ,inry haring
been fully warranted iu presuming that the cargo was
stig;:erterl. that the defenee set up was
not n.nrh to be equmiended on the part of British
furr.shatits.— Rule rPfosed.
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XLMCES r. TUC. SULT3 LONDON WATI3 WOPXS

Lootow:ss.
This wa, an action on the case by the driver of a
stair roach. avting the defendants, for not repairing
a road. through whi• h rune of their works were car-
ried, in thr parish of St. Mary. Newington whereby
Ow plaintiff ss as throw:i off his coach bon and had his
tiii?l: broker. At the trial before the Lord Chief
Bator, at the hit Assizes for the county of Surrey.
!h.- plaintiff was !‘on.iiitedon the ground that the parish.
which tl.e road in question ran, was
mis-
.lest tared. it being, in fact, situated in the parish of
St. Mary, I,as:thrill, instead of St. Mary. Newington.
Mr. Luftwzx now muted to set aside the nonstrit.
tr!tl obtain a new trial, and contended, that the DOS-
suit was wrong, fur that the plate in which the read
was stated to be, was utile matter of venue, and not of
fleszr4tion, and he cited several cases is support of
the argument.
The ('utter granted a rule to chew cause.

Or. Merday se'nnight the brig Rirotiogbant. Rothe.
couch, master, froth Swansea for Havre, streek se the •
iturdle-stone-rock, neir the Igad'vend, and WIN*
diately went down. So sudden was the shock the**
crew had not timc to gat out the boat, MI, Striib the
captain's mite and WA daughter, who Wail sheet test
years of age, were left to the mercy of the waves. Some
persons who were in a boat fl'iling sew the fowl
.trikr, and m i
trade all possible taste to flatlet Vet be-
fore they could each totem, the whole bog d:
olled
except two !ono"' seen who had reaped a b ,saywho were nearly eibsented whet *bed sp. The esp.
taiu, with his wife arid daughters its+ top pea sad •
aiwail
boy, were drool:tel. 2..:• 4 .. . .
1 There is such a dearth of OM/ that ate is SSW
ply one optic at isseeest to teem as ge
seibe
0 (-heaps.. at the Letairp, wagx
weals ad,
sageitede et the Prizes. 'fee d . awl Pie
tlbasees fer /paging Two of be4dos 4.41110
Prises, , all ' ' Not Tbsesdabl.

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