The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-27 00:00:00

BOMBAY, NAT 26.

GULF or Ptllllll.-111 is Mill Most sathfactorlly
pro•. d that no Roseman footles have bees in capti-
vity • ith Mho pirate of Ras el Khios.
A hold night attack was wade on his Majesty's
ship Eden, by four or live Issas boats off Cape Mau
seldom, who wily escaped by a clever stratagem,
linit,os themselves were warmly received than they
expected, they dropped a boat •ith a iltg of truce ;
awl whilst the Eden was picking the boat op, t►ey
rustle their escape, being wear ono of their towns.
The place was oaken the neat day by the leases,
owl, NO doubt, the pirates wit with the fats they
deserved.
letoo.—This awful weld is found la the vicinity
of %Wows, is the Southern Kann's, it is repre-
sented to be of good (polity, aid considerable quan-
tities ate brought to the Bombay watket.
Rim tiea —Sir Miles Nightiogall sad site landed
at Oregon, free the ilonoarable Coespaay'a cruiser
Teisnateeth, on the 16th Feb. all well.
The ruts are in postessiom of llodiada, Sobelar,
and in"... of the see coast above Mocha, and, it Is
ee;(I. permite to lake possession of this latter plan.
Twenty-ite sail of pirates were cruising In this
sea. who have taken a number of 'emir, mod plan-
dr,.d Berbers. The retorts of the pasha's Seel,
tonal of shim absent on commercial specolatiem,
will, however, soon root out these marauders.

LAW INTR I. LIG IS NCB.
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COURT OF KING S BERM Nov. M.

RIGHTS OF TIIE LIVERY.

!NI ZINO V. FANNIN., WAMPUM, AND OTIIIH.
Ti. SOLICITOO•UONtIIAL nellta to hare the Role
for . Crinkliest I oforototi..o, which he had ell'olood ou

• t.rwaer dew. mad. ahaolutp.
Mr. Dan so, on the put of Alderman Width.
Ilan awl uotior, immediately rose, sad stated that
W Clients had not yet bad tins* to prepare those ef.
Ideals a which they conceived essential to their deface;
neither had they had. as opportunity of consulting
the hooks of the City. These CO:41•1111P11 were es.
tremely anilines that their caw should he hard der.
log t• e p tTe m ; bat inlets it was allowed to
stand nv.r sill Monday, which he could scarcely te-
pee the Cart wool., grant, it was impossible that
thee could be prepitied before the nest Term.
The Loan Cuter JU•Tice observed, that it would
be extremely ism onvaieut to take such a case,
which mess recopy considerable time, on the last day
of Te,o..
The Sotactron•Givena& said ha lied not the least
*Mei ti •n .h the mailer should stand over fill MO
Trim, !unaided all the parties interested wield
Ce. 1.6.• •
Mr. finny he • ~resented himself to the ow'
lice of use Court, sod said, ice sass reedy to ahem
as,..
Mr. Howe %aid. he was 111/Ifiitiod to /he, MID
for Mr. Sheriff fancies, sod Owed be ready eie
litatd.y. it the Coon wash! permit the subject lobe
agitated on that day.
Tha Loup Calve Janice said it was costrary to
the prevail of the Court to tome into discussions
which • sue likely l• proceed to considerable length
on the last thie of Term.
'En. SOLICITOR GIIISUAL submitted, that the et.
Ildrisita most he hied afore the pumeiteltum eapired.
1 he COURT NM certainly, escept with respect to
Ms. Mont, who did sot apply for time. It was
•rainged that the case should steed ever till
seal Team.
CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
Mr. SCARLITT moved for • Role to show cube
why • Criminal Informatien should not he filed
against Sir Nathaniel Coast's, Thomas Collins, Esq.
George Gaspard, Esq. sad !damsel Mills, Esq. Ms.
qistrates of /abstinent', for a misdemeanour.—
This application, he sail, was founded on a sap.
posed Macho( dot) le those Gentlemen, in refining
to grant a licence to • person of she mime of Make,
*for keeping a pablic:hosee. From the alidavito
with which he wet provided it would appear, that in
1114, Mr. Meek. purchased the remainder of a term
is a public-iteue, snout is St. Jobs's-lame, Clerk's.
well, which was is the }lathery division. This house
bad esistell as a public.hosse, without isstermissios,
for 200 years. At the time of the perches*, it was
ceasectod with the brewhoese of Reid, Mess, and
Co. who had a mortgage epos it. Mr. Meek, is.
vested os the premises • capital of 12541. On en-
tering he contineed to deal with Messrs. Reid and
Co., and at the end of the first year, 1815, obtained
a renewal of his licence without soy difficulty. In
the ensuing year, however, from faults foetid with
his beer, he changed his brewer, paid of the mort-
gage of Masers. Reid end Co. sod went to deal with
Barclay mod Co. The consequence of this change
was, that his drought Increased from two butts to 10
halts per month. Other cesseisen••• followed of a
enlist raison, nature. A collecting clerk, of the
hoses of Reis: and Co. named Laos, ishibited coo.
SOftrahle resistant, end threw out dark hints of
Mteke's impending fair. In September, 1810, he
applied, as usual, ow the lit-eating day, to base his
licence renewed. The Magistrates, whose mimes
have brew mostiested, together with two others,
Messrs. Collier sod Salton, Were the !lassie( Ma.
&straits; against the latter two Cattlemen. no tom.
plaint was made. Os that occasion Mr. Laces was
is the ante.toom of the Court ; but as Mr. Meeks
was satisfied that so fault mold be fused with the
manger in which his horse hid bees meodoeted, be
ro•rosahard so apprehension; nevertheless to hie
great saristise, he ass informed that his limo had
been suspended. lie considered that this area from
some titivatinge which could be captained, end,
accoodiagly, he resolved to attend again on she
inertia/tat day. In she interims his hosts was visited
1., the High Constible, and Messrs. Collier and
Mellow, who, so for from ending fault, commended
the stole of his house; ender thew circesestaeces lee
wont to the Magistrates ea the adjoaroment day, in the,
enniilence of hawing hie wishes accomplished. Ile'
was, hoarser, told, that his licence would not be
wanted. ilis besieges was thus pat • stop to, and
It was remediable that aocalier publican of the
semi of 1)ell, lielog la the same street, who
I,Le himself had used to deal with Reid and Co..
had his licence stepped st the vest time. Ott the