The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-17 00:00:00

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JAN:

• This being the first seal day, the Court was sot-
elipied in dish doing of various motions; now of them
however, were of sufficient public interest to dime'
particular mention.
ICE CHANCELLORS WORT.—VlitilteDAT.
tieterday; was the era: seal day. At the sitting of the
turn his Wager gave Judgment in the case of
GLAnINGTONT. TRWAITIte AND OTUCIII.
15 this eate the plaintiff, who is the bolder of I-10th
ilinFe of The Morning Herald Newspaper, filed a bill
agalast Mr. 11. Tit waites and I other gentleinen. the
!Idlers of the remaining shares; to restrain them from
!inking use of the partnership property°, The Morning
Ikrold, the types, materials, intelligence, &c. in car-
'Piing on a Paper, called The English Chronicle, to the
perjedice of the partnership property, of which the
,phintiff is a shareholder. His Honour, in his Judgment,
took a review of the facts on which the application was
founded. lie said, that when they were first stated to
him, be had entertained a strung impression that an in-
knetioa must be issued against the defendants to the
retool prayed for by the plaintiff, but having since the
Lot Sittings read over the pleadings, be now enter-
tained considerable doubts whether be could grant an
injunction, because, if he:did grant it as prayed for by the
plaintiff, there was every reason to believe that it would
do irreparable injury tethe defendants by interrupting
or stopping altogether the publication of The English
ehronicle.He therefore refused as injunction to restrain
the defendants from using the types of The /longing
Herald to carry on The English Chronicle; but granted
one to restrain the defendants, as proprietors of The
Rnglish Chronicle, from using any information procured
IL the expiate of The Morning Herald, until OK it
had appeared la The Morning Herald.

. COURT OF ILLNB'S BENCH.--Jaw. •16.
CRAWSHAW AN.OTYUS W. BADS'.
Mr. Cetrry opened.
Mr. ScanLarr stated that this wee as action of trover
brought by the plaintiffs, who were considerable iron-
testes, against the defendant, a carrier, to recover a
quantity of iron, which it was alleged the defendant
bad converted to his own nee. It was intended this iron
should be seat to Birmingham, to be exchanged for a
quantity of steel. The defendant having resolved these
goods to deliver to lionthlower„ of Birmingham, to
whom they were directed, by the Paddiogtoa boat car.
vier. the &lewdest, finding Hornblorrers premises under
an extent of the. Grown, world not deliver them Skis,
but detained the iron on account of a debt doe tas hint
by Bornblower, and for a Ilea for carriage now Stip in
defence to this stied.
Plaintiff% clerk proved the delivery to the aerostat*.
11r. Horeldowor proved the consignmeetto his date
iron in volition, which be did not receive. •
A letter. addressed to defendant, was here put ladbrol
sanding the delivery of the iron—also defeadattra tigvl
um, (slaloming a lien.
The valet, of the iron was estimated at 2001.
Wisest had no oppietneity of making the iellneiod
*skate for steel.

- defiadalet• aoalsimlod tberel IVY ell
differeane hearties • delivery st goals so sole sod a
delivery oo Imetorok affecting the defaistlaot's right et
lies and emppagi is tormaitu. H. did sat deny the go.
neral rule in law; that a party bad a tight Se stop his
wood' In areseitts wheel the delivery to the eessigney
inn incomplete. His Lordship wouldeleelde, that whore
siltsssi was a pattidelivery this would pat as sad M the
tight of stoppage in Ovaries. Ups* ancettaising Heal
,Hottablower was become banitiept, he was assists as
get hack thepsetshelivery, umaniteg so memo kis owe
debt from Horablowor. and aim. bra lies fee dm taw
rings. The assignees of Hornblewer mastesdiag that
Mr. Rader had 'weight to take back those geode which
he b:d delivered, the defeedant sonsested to pay the
sesigi eat under the commission, and bad actually. sole
tied with them for the geode fur which this actioa was
brought agniost bins by the plaintiff.
James S ,unilers, In Jatsuary, 1622, was steersman to
'fshes busts; took la part of the iron In gaieties,
which he delivered to Mr. Horsblower, at Bryar-bill,l
liirmingham, which he took Into the boat again, sad
'ca • d into Mr. Emke's basin.
Cross•mboolped.—Witeees is is the habit of sites&
gig gaites's hosts ; it is costomary to have the
.goods weighed etke• taken out of the beat; this
'iron was out weighed, and witness got a receipt
fur it.
Hubert flows was clerk to Hornblower, and was pro.
sent when ten toss of iron arrived on the Bth of rob.;
he.ird some quantity was delivered at the wharf, but did
`rot see it ' • defendant was there, and was anxioas to
'know what he should do, seeing Mr. Horablower's
'premises were is coufasion , witness said be mold not
act without flornblower's authority, but told him be
'thought be bad better hold the iron ; Mr. Horablower
li3il quitted the premises, and was absest.
The Lona Cesar Jusesca.—The question I* whether
Ibis was guest delivery, and
:whether defendant had a
tight to hold 1 if bete was ace; hapeefect delivery, his
Lordship thought Hernblower's wipers bad ao eight
ite.recover.
One of the Jury.—The assignees, my Lord, perhapi,
will return the money received from defendant.
The Loan Unite Joerres.—l am of °pinkie the ins
mit having been weighed, and no receipt being given
this was no delivery, although landed on the pre.
'Mises of Hornblower, the bankrupt.
'The Jury, under his Lordship's direction, accord.
hvtgly found for the plaintiff.—Dameges,Sl6l. 6s. ild.
seed costs.