The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-29 00:00:00

presrwed to address your Etc.!limey." Yoe sill
tied ihes Papers in the printed Newspaper enclosed.
sod in the proceedings of the Court-Martial; avid
'slit point thew out is the Spanish Government', nor
rosily es decisive proofs of tke enevanipled emepti-
, anus of the Spanish ()Seers is Florid. toforeien in.
holies agents and instigators of Indian hostilities
*plant the United States, bet La placing beyood ■
doubt, that particiostion of this hostile spirit in the
Geweaandant *lSt. Mark's, which General Jackson
is justly complains of, and of which se have es
well-founded a right to dressed the punishment.—
Here is a Geonweisdant of a Spanish fort, boond by
the sacred sogagessents of a treaty to nitride by
(ota. the Indiana within his cenimmitl from esinesit-
tieg hostilities against the United States, conephieg
with those nese Indians, and deliberately giving his
written approbation se their appointment of a fn.
niggler, a British 'object, as their Agent, to solicit
insistence and supplies from the Governor-General
of the linatinah, and from the British Gerertiweet,
for cair)itig on thew sense hostilities.
[To be corttleued.)

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, JAN.
IHIURY•LAN EATRR.

COOK 4. FOULKES AND ANOTHIR. AND TOIL DRUET•
LANE 111,AYMIt COMPANY.

On a forate;day the Solteisor•Generel had ap,llied
to the Costs for ea Injetactlen to reatrain the De.
lewdest Foulkes frees fleeing seder eternalise s
jedgereat of 7004. for pods delivered frr the aloof
the Theatre. Caravel was thee folly heard oe the
part of she Plaintiff.
Mr. WINGFIRLD now Pppeored on the part of the
Defendant Foulkes, and coutended. that he had a
priority in the payment of r ,tebts, Derange tie had
4eraisied the Theatre •itose nocesearies without
which es perferereare..-o 1.1 bare tattoo piece.
The Loan Crutoictu.ox asked whether Mr.
Feelkes had supplied 114011111 es to the Toeitre upon
a written contract?

Mr. Wsztencts believed iliat no ',dues contract
had been entered lobo. The Drury-lase Company
bad edmit,..l that It bad contracted this debt for what
had been •• optied to the Theatre.
Tb. Soh 'llOl. SO the pert of the Defendant In the
mums said, 'hot the goods had been fernithed in ene-
sageesce of written notes frost Mr. Banks, the Sub.
Treaturer, mod the Sab-Cowunitire.
Mr. Wilsoettas This Committee wes motheriaed
to contract then debts for the Theatre.

The LORI, ClUiserutes.—lf soy of the trades.
wee who ferniebed the Theatre with goods greaten&
ing by, I will contlelly tell thee', that they are
greet fools if they inste such controcis may more,
mud 'apply goods without a better secority. With
rasped to the preeeat Diemlent, be hes obtained a
judgment In Ids fovea,.
Mr. Vitotritto eatatlneed.--The constrettien
which she Piebald pot open the Act of Parliament
soder which the Theatre was lest boll., was a most
merinos owe, sad according to it, she .instant the
pods wen placed In the Weds of eke Theatre, they
net be tangled. and them who sepplied them
were to go anpani. and be cooteated. Ho was pee.
moiled that his Oordobipateeld look were eleeeli to
the Act before he wield draw both a coneledon.—
It sever would, he was retaliated, be decided by his
Imadship, that Obese individuals, oho had in feet
enabled the Thewe to romoteine its public repreeeem
totimes, shoold be postponed to any simple towing.
drigers. It was gait* prepoceroos to say that tbe
1111114,1 auto, itc. should be paid before the Dafeade
Who who bail actually tarnished the candles fee Of
Theatre, without which nothing could Mae Iwo
done. If this were allowed, teem the tradesmen who
had supplied the necessaries could be considered ouly
is the light of speculators.
The LORD GAIAIIITILLOR.—II tradesmen will nil-
folly roe ilia. iiiiiralties of this bind, it is their own
(salt. If pat creditor was allowed to go to Ike
Theatre and to take one thing. and another an-
other, it woold become a complete " Comedy of
&Tom"
Mr. ‘Vixariatn.—lt is a comedy for the Theatre,
sad a tragedy for the poor tradesmen.
The Loan CHANclLLen.—it is soitirely their own
fault if they oat as tragedians. if he woo rai.cal
enough to order a geentity of /pods, knowing that
be shoal.' mot be able to lily for t heat. and the trades.
mew were feels ettough so forkish them, they must
miler for their folly. Nothing was to be done. it
aroold be a rascally act, betatill there wan ao remedy:
Whom tradesmen desk with a Corporation,Ged moot
help them. for he could oat. "It is eZtfeleilly dl4.
Atoll for me to take care of neon when they will oat
take cam of themselves by +sing a proper caution....
Last year a sate Cleve before sae where a Theitre
meld cat pay the salaries of the performer.. If
women choose. to slog when there is no chance af
being paid (or it, she is a fool for so doing, that
is all."
Mr. Wureetate ergetol, that unless it could be
shows flutist coalmine justice the Plaintiff eisalst to he
paid before Mr. Foulkes, end males, it appeared thee
there had existed some unfair dealings between the
partial, there was not a present• for porpeoieg the
Defoodaat's claim.
Sir Aayuust Ptomain observed. that Mr. Foulkes
had beets paid ready Ammo, Joe the goods which be
hail lately foreishod to the Theatre; this 7001. was
an old debt.
Mr. Miasmata submitted, that oaten a cam of
collosios between the Deficient end the Theatre
ceald a wile out, the Plaintiff net entitled to
file sorts a bill as heft been pet in. With respect to
the sum itself, it was very small ;.and he cnol.l not
understand how this great motional establishment
tumid peasibly be raised by the payment of seven
hentlro.i pounds.
Mr. li.itaxa followed on the ssnie aide. It ap-
peared that his I.nrdahip was applied to be nearly all
she Theatres in London to settle their disputes. The
affsirs of the Opera.boue, and of Drory.taue Thee-
tie, had already been ender descussioti ; and he he-
tiered that another crest Tom's. would, before long,
also apply, to his I..rdship for eclair*.
The LORD CUARLI:LLeR asked what Theatre that
was ?

Mr. 13Astate, •s we erwlerstood, replies], that he
wee not now at liberty to disclose its