The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

LAW INTEMLIGISICE.

bOURT OP CHANCEItt,
Winn V. 01Mt.

This sustains the Lord Chancellor 'ciuse to Un-
cola's Inn Hall to hood the first Seel Asti Term.--
lie sat in his private rosin to hear the '4es of Lord
'Stewart sad Lady &Ali Vane Tempest, *hid sir
Readers will retollitet wain forinerly doclhed, nod an
appeal was understood to be hoard is the hosier of
Lords. That appeal has, howeetr,been skids nid,
avid the application to the Cook this •nraiag was,
we are told, a metiers froth Md. Taylor to prevent
the marriage. There were-sia Cawood essiaged iw
she case, node; lamb, Mr. Abeicroinfile sod Mr.
Martin were for hit!. Taylor, Mir. Hart end Mr.
Horne for the Crispiest of Autrith,iri tbe
ftslltitir-
General and Sir Arthur Pigott for Lard bows rt.—
'rho cuss ease occophd the skis day, ad II sot
decided.

couitt OR KIKG'S
VATRAONDINART CONSPIRACY.
TUC VINO V. LOT Asi OThitill.

Mr. Scatr.r.rt stated. thethnliiiiWiniti le Ali
tem, Mrs. Lila Levy, Mr. Dyes Ilinander, Gee&
ass Davies, and Joseph Deeds, Were indicted for
coespitacy to male a hole* to distetb Mn.
Harris during the pitied of her lyieg-in,shd thereby
injure her health and that of bet infant. Me called
the following evidence :
Ditshoth north, in September last, resided et
No. 3, ; Ella Levy, the Defendant,
heed nest door. Witness had not spoken to any of
her neighbours for Iwo or three years. On the 13th
of September last, about oil in the morning, wins,,*
was taken in lobster, at:risen, for heironther, who hoed
appooite. It was Solidity, and as soon at thierltring“
was Wilelll4 heard a violent uproar end liaise is
the sure., and a kotorkin; ',yawn a wainscot which
separated the ositneos% 'nun hum Mrs. Lev)is Meese.
This noise continued ill do) : atonal three in the
afternoon witness was detiielcd, anti immediately
there was an oturty.—[ltem the ',Howse wet scs
overcome she cnaid not proceed.)
Mr. Atinitrivs, nn her recovery, proceeded toes.
amine her. Iler bu,band'o name ass Tweedy ; h.
was n Chriotsin, she a Jewess. They hod never beers
married ; but she had • promise, and was shortly to
be married in • Christian church.

Ito.ll thirds, sister to the last Whoosh, staled,
that she :new the Defendants, who •ll lived in the
giijoining the PSOSOCutfileql. Mrs. L►vy lived
at the pest door. Goodman Davies, Hyam Alex-
ander, and Mrs. Levy had said, ie the witness's
hearing, that when her time arrived they would servo
her nut. The reason they assigned was, tliat she
was intimate with a Cheistiaa. Witowta stated, that
as soon at her sister was taken ill, the nein mete
twisted irr thestreet with hooting sad hallooing "Nov
we 'WI have the preog Tweedy." They polled
dews the iron bars of the shatters, rattling them on
the stones, and konckieg the shatters so t►e pave-
ment. This contiotami WI the people in tba
seiih-
hoarheed remonstrated. Timm melon of keecksag
and hooting continued at lereerds, is Alm Lows
house through the day; sod @beet tires o'clock, it
which time witness's sister was delivered, witaess
heard Nits. Levy cell out to limn Almada sod
:o,lmela Davies. " Now is year lime, bop. she
has got a )(knit Tweedy." After this the noise was
more violent than before; k continead at intervals
that day, and several following cloys, espe-
cially on the Yid September, when they blew born*
sod made • noise with rattles in the street, in con-
s.gwence of which her sister went into fits, and was
extremely ill fors I weeks after. Hyena Ales•
ender eatl a horn, and Goodman Dories a rattle.
The Came Justict here interfered. and asked
Mr. Scarlett if he had nut proved enough ; artless he
cook!, by further evidence, implicate Joseph Davies,
or unless Mr. Andrews, who was for the Defend-
-01111, could alter the case.
Mr. APIIMEWI ecknowledged hi could not. lie
had some legal ohjectiuss, bit these be would reserve
for a future utcaSion.

Mr. SCUILtrT tben contented to Jotepb Doti,.
being acquitted.

Tne otder three Weerlents were fosod

COURT OF COMMON PLEA!. Frs. 10.
lour? V. $1111.• COLIIIIT.

This was an action by Mr. Butt, of Steck Es.
change notoriety, against Sir N. Conant' to recover
• compeneation for an Illegal arrest and false imprt.
minima for forty days, is Newgote, upon a charms
of being the author and publisher of a libel, reflect.
leg on the characters of the late Lord Ellenborneglt
and Lord Castlereagh. The Court was crowded at
as early hour, arid the cause occupied the Court
I seedy the whole of the dsy.
Mr. Soijoant VAUGHAN addressed the Jury on the
part of the Piaintilf, tad assented at considerable
(',with, on the hardship of Mr. Butt's case and the
injustice which he has seffored, and proceeded to all
evidence to prove the facts he had stated.
The proceedings were pot in; and the racer who
ted Mr. Batt ea Sir Nathaniel's warrant prevent
having takes his Ms custody at Somenet.ltelso.
tad conveyed his to Newgete, where he maimed
for 40 days. It was also peeved, that daring that
doe he was under the necessity of motions( with
felons, and Met peisestre of • slmitar description.
Mr. Besseit, the Member, war esareined; who
pored that be tinted Newgate whiltt Mr. Butt was
M thefinetoont, and found his in the 'hoodoo de-
scribed. He mentioned it to Mr. Newels', tho
keeper, who said, front the state of the prises, Mr.
nett could have no bettor accommodation.

Mr. Alderman Waithman, and two other Gentle-
men, proved that they had hero applied to by Mr.
Batt, in beronma his bail, whilst hi was In collect-
mem, het declined.

' Mr. Serjeant I.Exs addressed the Jury for the D•-
fendant, and contended, Mat Sir Nathaniel bad In
this case only acted as castor's authorised him In de ;
but U the Joey theatil find a v►rdict ter the Plain-
tiff, he should still contend, that the damages yacht
to he nominal, since there was no proof whatev►r
that Sir N. Conant lied acted from corrupt or vin-
dieNtre It Mr. Batt had-heels lonprorea
or harril• treated In Nieuwe, Sir Nathaniel had not
that to ansaar for; he had his r►medy ;against Mr.
Neese', who was ■t that time beeper of the pre.