The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-01-27 00:00:00

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11411(3 li or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stuck 290 k 5 per Cent. Navy 101“ I
3 per Cent. Ertl. 110.1 ti India Bands 106 101 p
3 per rent. Conn+ t9het Stock
Comma, Cor Aec. 7311: Lyng Ann. Of
4 per Cent. 91941 lizomner Dili 16 416 p
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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:
TUIIDAT, JANUARY 24t, 1818

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
count OF KING'S BENCH, JAN.. 16;
-AMNON 0. COX,
This *at an action for goods sold and delivered,
end for money bad and received by the Defendant to
the Plaintiff's we; and at trial before Lord Ellen.
borough, in the Sittings after last Term at Guildhall,
the Plaintiff was nonsuited.
Mr. TOPPING now moved for a Role to show
why the Nousuit should not be set aside, and
trial granted.
I- The circumstances of the me were these
Plaintiffwas a merchant at Liverpool, and
fendant.wsea currier at Stafford. In Februai
year, the Plaintiff had GOO horse-hides consigi
•hitia-frO'm South America, and he employed
'broker et Stafford, who dealt upon a Del
oniinitision, to dispose of them to the best a(
iperson, named Silvester, also residing in
'was indebted to the Defendant, and had gii
warrant of attorney to confess judgmNit ;
that warrant of attorney the Defendant geed,
tion against Silvester's goods. Taite, the
being a friend of Silvester, was desirous of
him from the difficulties under which he ,
and being of opinion that his affairs woo.
round, told the Defendant that he would deposit
bins the Plaintiff's 600 hone-hides, if he
lease Silvester from the execution. This,hro
Defendant refused to do; but resorted to .
dient of selling them to Mr. Cea, the Defendant,
four months' credit, upon the condition
charging Silvester from the execution, and
a receipt fur the torneent of his debt ;
time telling him that the hides were the pr,
the Plaintiff;. Simpson. According'
fiiNdirtit 4tittwhd'f t4ti'ildi contract with
&lige of tMs irate/18cl, and the goods were
him for 1961.-Silvester's debt being 1761.
tution vpoh Silvester's goods was asithdesi
:the Defendant gave him a receipt for the
of his claim. The four months credit having
the Defendant's name was given to the '-
the purchaser of the goods ; and upon in
to pay, the present action was brought.
'l'he'lirst count of the declaration was
sold andrielivered, end the second for men,
received to the Plaintiff's use. Lord Ell,
was of opinion at the trial, that neither
counts were supported by the facts of the
that the proper form of sction was troy
ass umpsit. His Lordship, however, was
that the Plaintiff might wave the tort an(
suinpsit ; but in that case lie would be hot
whole of the contract between the potties,
in all events. be could only recover the di(
tweet) 1761. the amount of Silvester's debt,
the price of the goods.
The Plaintiff, however, chose to be nonc
The Court were now of opinion, in support
motion, that the decision at Nisi Prins was
effect, but they granted a Rule Nisi, to
Plaintiff, if he could, to obtain substautist
the present form of the pleadings.
THE SING 73. MILTCALIea.
'Phis wet a Scare Facias to recal certain
patent granted to the Defendant for the lb,
an improved heir-brush, called in the specifics,
the name of "s tapering hair, or head-brush.
At the trial before Lord Ellenborougl
Sitting, et IVesiminater after last Term,
nes found for the 'Crown on the grow
brush on being produced, did not satisfy
tion given to it in the specificatiou of the
being tapering.
Mr. SCABILLTT now moved for a rule to
why this verdict should not be set aside,
trial granted, contending, that the brush
answer the description of being a tapering
btush was now produced for the inspection
Court, and it appeared; that the impro'
Mated is this: that instead of the hairs belt
tenth, as in the old hair brush in common
were of-unequal and irregular lengths,
being applied to the human head, cleansed
more effectually than the old brush.
The Cotner were of opinion, after an
gement On the part of Mr: Scarlet!, that
did not stereWitr (hi specification—that tbe
bad impeoperfy described his 'invention,
1400 be took nut
•patent, he ought tr
col '411;41 to imam Ahilleanto of the wr
,ueldoiturefoeellifitudielh'i Rule.
time iblir-c VOLD ;BAILEY.
r r. • --6.405.--
MONIJAY, Jan. 26.
Mese' Fox, aged 50, was pat to the bar.
ineyeelaretnx him with palling of and disposing ,
ed eisenterteit cola, issdeto resemble the
•Cadoscaltrlshilliogs, oa the 1001 of Deeeeb K kat.
;ma et Sr. alerio-dse•l•ieldr, to oat Jo•eph Prior,
rate of valve tliau *their deissomination imported.
three shillings.
t he facts of them, were proved, is an elm&
• houri, to the satitfontion of the Jory, who in
timid a verdict of Guilty.

The remains of the late THOM 44 SHERIDAN, Err!
(w Ito died some time place at the Cape of Good Hope),
brought home in the Abeona transport, 14 Porte-
fowls on Saturday morning fur L sodon, for inter•
went.
lss the misuse of last year there passed throogh the
Somnsll3,l4B vessels, via.-6,390 from the Baltic.
and 6;758 from the North See.. Among the latter
were '2,088 English, 1,044 Swedish, 470 Norwegian,
917 Prussian, 693 Dutch. 463 Danish, 212 Moose.
rialto, 11 Bremen, 4t Hamborgh, 160 Meckleoe
burg, 197 Mansion, 68 American, and 2`2 Franck'
sestets.
A new Comedy was read in the Green-room at
Drury-wrie Theatee on Friday evening last.
An Elopement took place, a few days ago, from'
Seaford in Susses. The yo ing pair directed thrir
rout to Brighton, where, while the young Grn.l'•
man was set' hog some pecuniary 'matters for
pfcgress to Gretna Green. the father of the Ltdy
arrived, and iii the absence of, the lover pei‘oaded
her to return home with him.
The schooner Dart, of Dartmouth, laden • with
fruit, from Lisbon, it is reported, was driven on shot!
the Bth losioot, and afterwards foundered 01 Boll"'
near lioulogoe, and the crew drowned.
PIDON I Primed and Pahlbbed by D. Lot ELI., CI rio
Srarsswai °swab No, t, soliwtary-fort, rev-tr..

k
6:
lelivered,
Want to
ird Ellen.
how cause
Ind a new
▪ :—The
d the 1)...
ruary,last
Deigned to
one faits,
el Crederia
advantage.
ri Stafford,
iven him is
and apse '''A•
outeseeo4
in broker,.
of reliving
laboured; •
ould come
eposit with
would re-
s'
meter, the
o the espe.
rendant, at
of his dig.
giving him
it the same
property of
;ly the De+ •
the know.
Pere sold to =
. The en.
drawn, and
the amount
ing espied,
Plaintiff as
his refining
for goods
ney had and
lleubt.rough
ier of these
Ise case, and
'or, and net
I of opinion,
id bring r.
:lurid by the
is, and that
ifference be.
it, sad 1961.
insulted.
Import of hid
was right iu
o enable the
ial juke, Is •
irtaiu Wier*
invention of
mikation by
irash."
ugh, In the
di, a venni t
and that the
the &scrip,
e patent of
s show cause,
s, and a new
h did is fact,
g brush ; the
section of the
ovement con•
wing of Mad •
ion use, they
which, aped
'used the hair
ingenious at.
that the broth
be Dedeodaut
on, and, that
t to have gene
rord topside&
upon an indict-
or
of Ms piece') •
rent coin of the
r last. in the Ph'
'riot, at a loner
red, namely, for
imination of dm
o a few womb
tEntnaN, Etc.
(Good IloPth
rt, 14 Ports-
lon,- for inter•
✓l
throolb the
am the Baltic,
sug the haler
70 Norwegians '
212 lisoove-
-160 Meckleo-
ad 22 Franck'
Green-room at
4 last.
lays ago. from'
directed Ohl
young Gcn.lt-