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

YIOE-Cl'. ANCI9.I.OI:'S COUR r, Frs. 1.

Th► protrodings of the Court were lint of ilw
Ahtrit public itoeiftl. nil Henna r fat fr.. 40 ►lth►o
ihree o'elnrk in briefing 11•nkfopt Positions, of ao
inTurialice except to the olds. concerned.

COURT OF Itifews RENCII. Vas. 1.
Tilt ZINO V. ar.t.conx.
It sill be recollected that id the beginstintof the!
Term the Ancroey-Gesseral moved for a role to
show cane ohs the notticrion of this Defeuttant for
pr. jury, committed in die Ono of Earhequer,
should sot be set aside and a new gist (noted. on
the grovud that the Presenter. Wolter Gay, the,
elder. and his son, bad sworn fatuity to a fact,
which they stated to hove °mined on the 13th of
Sep/timber, as Ilislog their memory to the day the
supposed smuggling transaction had taken place,
namely. the death of • child of Gay, the pongee.—
When Ibis motion was first made, a copy of the re.
gistry -44 the parish of Chillingly, in Sasses. was
piodeced, by which it spooned that the child in
titivation was buried.no the 9th of September. instead
of
the 16th, as sweet to; and now the Attorney.
General ptodend sullpleenehtal 'Units made by
the Clergyman sit the parish, and the Surgeon of Mel
noinalisiorbesol, coolinuatory of that fort.
The granted leave to file these annitensew
cal affidavits, subject le any objection which might
be mode on behalf of the Prosecetors to their recep-
tion, and in the mein time the former motion for •
tole to show cause, why a new trial should not be
bad, was granted.
In! VINO.. JAMES sh Aut.
Mr. Srijeent Pahl. and Mr. Cosies stewed cone
against a rate of Mr. C.asherd, for a criminal infor-
mation sonnet the Defendant for certain provoking
!Frgoer, addressed by hive to William timely, Esq.
Mayor of the bornegh of St. Ives. in Cornwall. It
appeared that the Defeodant was Town Clerk of the
boniest, sad at a meeting of the Corporation for the
purpose of ending a new Mayor, an absolve alter.
ratini took plea between the Defetedent sad the In.
(craw, 'irking partly out of previous election
squabbles, and partly from alleged irregularities on
ti. port of the Mayor in conducting the election of
the new Mayor.
The Loves, after keying bend the @Silents on
both sides, said Cannel at an @onions length, din.
ehareed the role, ow the poetic' that there were
lasts on both sides, and iniseated.that If an indifer.
nit permit had moved for en information against both
pat lei for their dkoncefel confect, it would lane
berry granted.—Rule discharged.
Toot atom V. A. V. VIIIISCII, mous awn se. weccut.
(hs the rankle of Mr. Gourrere these Defredants
were Isooght apt. receive the judgment of the Court.
'milli been convicted at the Sittings after lest Tens
of a Conspiracy. the particulars of which must be
!reels io the ~collection of the public.
The Cates !tram read hie report of the nohow.,
which !nein occupied a considerable porting of
tin.., the further preceedioge were postponed until
Vaaireeday mei airy.
Inalan 111. IVtg.
The Ptaintile In this can, Captain Blenheim Ma-
nn Fe/ruin, of the 4th Ceylon Regiment. on half.
pay, appeared in Covet in person, end moved for •
ruse to show rause why the Special Jury Panel,
entirk for the trial of tide nen, 'bend net be set
de, and a new Panel formed, on the orneord of the
ifficieney of the Panel .needy lied epos. The
twit stated that the action was brought for an
steel antrum in rodent contained kill Ms.
addressed to hi. Royal Bighting the Dube of
injuries. to the character end Inure prowlers
that tb, question hens of contain.
portant, a rule for a Special Jury had been
Ad, awl that the names of 48 persons bad been
Busty struck, tinder the supposition of their
I.:aqui:es and Freeholders, for the portion of
g the said cause; that the Deponent havitio made
dries into the qualifications of the laid ;inning tol
',vas Special jary.S.P, he fond that nit of the
481441401 g 60 stained, no lest than RG were retail
irailosenn and alinflirepers, and therefore one an-
ew. ring the description a persons supposed to be
qoalified to serve on Special Juries. Under then
circeinalanne the applicant sand fora new Panel
of person rosily entitled by their rank as Esquires,
and their property as Fresh-alders, teens. as Jurors
for the trial of a case of so much impoitenee.
Oa Cuter JVSTICI, after 'warning with the ,
other Jodoes, said, that the appl.catioa was not
I•l4ahle, inaarnocit as the affidavits in support of the
motion did not espronly negative the qualifications
of the persona named WI the panel. This wens so
[tamed, for soy thing that impaired, Ini;lat be free-
holders of a sufficient anions to entitle them to be
enied Esquires. There were many respectable
*radiomen, who. from their intelligence, education,
and property, ta•re entitled from courtesy In the ed.
dition of Eiti.:ire. It was or.t suggested la the
davit that the Site, tf, from any improper motive,
had sr ruck the Penn complained of. and therefore, as
there was nothing I. show that then was any irre.l
;Oat ity in the proceeding, there was no ground made
out for the motion.—ltelarefesed.
OF PROMISE OF MARRI %t:E.
On a former day a Lady. whose name we could
net collect. applied to the Court with a boodle of
paper. in her hand, complaining of the injury which
her character had sessinell, and asking for redress
at the lairds of the Court. Being enprovided with
any affidavit, she was told that her application could
:lot he annoird to; bet at the kind suggestion of
Mr. Joitice Bayley, Mr. Holland was so pod as to,
to look into her papers. and ulnae as to
uI at rousse she ought to take. The Lady now ap-
rar.d again, bet •illanel any aided., and envoy.
it' her application, and the C..url, as en the former
crasi:itt, told her that she was not in a condition to
snake soy motion unsupported by affidavit.
Mr 1301.1. s sir interposed, and said that he had!
in. kid run, the Lady'. popery, but thit in his hem- I
Lie opinion 1.. r case was sort' at could not be re-
'bend hot the ('oust. tier object Kan to °Wahl a
ten trial in an ac.inti In which she was Maieriili to re. I

cove► &Hissers wind a mauled man for a breach of
IP °mite of am firm bet which 'taloa had tern cora-
-1 tomiseil I.y tae acceptance of a ittpuratrd rum of
• soy. Uriug uo* disistisied with the malt of Ike