The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-21 00:00:00

.FRV.V TUESD.IT'S LONDON G.IZET7'E.

• • • • CROWN-OFFICE, Junt
MI MUTES ME rvaNim TO SMITS II THIS PII;aaNT PARLIA-
MENT.
liorortrh of Saltao.—John Fleming, of Glom-ester-
pl. cr. in the connty of Middlesex, Esq., in the room or M-
ils: el George Prendergsat, EN.. who being chosen a Bur-
for tire said borough, and ids° a Burgess for the town
and munty of the town of Oalesy, bath made his elaxilon to
arise fur the said town and county of the town of tralu ay.
Borough of Onithamptow.—The Hon. John l'nnThell.
r. 'tortoni? called Lord Gleuorchy, of Taymouth Cnstle. in
t!te ccuott of Perth. in North Britain, in the room of Albany
Sautle, Estt. who itls accepted the Chiltern II utsdreds.

B SKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

W. Trudgett, Bury St. P Imam's, miller, from July 11 to
Jetty At, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds.
1.. Searle. Wey bridge. Surrey • baker, from June 24 to
A..g. I!, at Guildhall, London.
BANK RUPTS.
J. Martin, Liverpool, merchant. to surrender Jnly 2, I.
anal Aug. I, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr.
Radelie. Liverpool: and Messrs. Aching tun and Gregor).
Bedford-row. London.
J. 3Udillehurst, BleciLborn. Lancashire, grocer, July 21
Sc. and Aug. I. it the Leas of Man Inn, Blackburn. Attur-
r".. Mr. shikelocl„ Serlyant's-inn, Fleet-street. London ;
and Mr. Dewhurst, Blactbattn.
J. Henzell, Neweastie-upon-Tyne, linen-draper. June 41.
je:% and.Aue. I. at lag George I.m. Newcastle-upon-
Ts no. Ammar% s. Messrs. Bell said Bnulrick. Bow Church-
yira t anti Mr. Dawson. Neseastle-.lr-n-Ti ne.
J. Jackson. Liverpool. sail-maker, July I:. IS, and Aug.
I. at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorney Mean. Dwell
and Lowy, Literpoui ; and Messrs. Loire and Bower.
Southemptow-buildings, Chancery-Innu.sLostion.
T. Blkon, Nottingham. lacemati. July 4. 3, and Aug. I,
at the Punch foal, Nottingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Long
u ad Austen, Gray's-inn, Loudon ; and Mr. Percy, Nut-
Carty, .
T. Rum Southampton. shoemaker. Jely 4. 3, and Avg. I.
at the Coach and Horses Inn, Suntlinmpton. Attorneys,
.Slade and Jones. John-street. Bedford-row, London ;
and Mr. Bryant. Southampton.
J. 1:Idols's. Water-street. St. Clement's Dates. carpenter.
July I. I. and Aug. L at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Platt,
New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-inn-fields.
T. Dells, jou. Little Beddow, Essex, conk dealer. Julie
Pt. July P. and Aug. I. at Guildhall. London. Attorneys,
Messrs. Richarilsod and Miller. New-Inn. London.
J. Dacklmeon, Church-passage, neat-Guildhall. warehouse-
man. Ater 'PC July I, and Aug. I, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Lake. Cateaton-street.
W. Airtet. Cambridge. upholsterer and eahinet-maker,
June 21, July 4, and Aug. I. at Guildhall, London. -At-
torney. Mr. Smith, Aldernienhury-posterns, London.
R. J. 41,,stin. Rotherhitlie, merchant, Junet7, July I I. and
title. I. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs.Cuppage and Cos-
t:Ai-. Old Broad-street.
DIA-MENDS.
June IS—J. Wilkinson, Appledore, Kent. miller, at Guild-
London—Jul) 39, C. A. Wheelwright, Cullam-street,
merchant, at Guildhall—July 22. J. White. Windsor-terrace,
1-ivy-road. merchant, at Uitildhall—Jitly 21. R. Abram, Li-
verpool, merchant, at the Star and Garter Tavern. Liver-
pool—July 2S, J. Stevens, Cheltenham, lb-Waller, at the
i .pal Hotel. Cheltenham—July 14, C. Cortliorn. March.
of Ely. Caokiritigeshire, chemist and druggist. at the
• r:filo Inn. Cambridge—July 11, M. Noble. Lancaster. che-
i;l-:• and druggist. at the Cross Keys lan. Lancaster—July
' Wardele and F. Woriale, Allhallows-whiter, Upper
'l:otwetv-street, oil-crushers. at Guildliall—Joly 17, 11. J.
11.-rit, Exiting. Suffolk, miller, at the White Hart Ina. New-
market—July *ti, L. Stephenson. Beverley. groove, at the
Titer Inn, Beverley—August 19. P. and 11. Le Mesurier
ah.l to. Austin-friars. merchants, at Guildhall--July 11. R.
P:scoek, Limetiouse. Middlesex. earn-factor, at Guildhall—
July OD, B, Dumpier. Primrose-street. Bishopsente Without,
seed-crasher, at Uaildhall —July 93, D. Phillip, Fenehurch-
street, stationer. at Guildhall—July 92. J. /Misses, Ham-
mg-terrace, Horseterry-road. Westminster. builder, at
Gt.:101111—July IS, R. W. Woolrich, Starbril. druggist, at
the Saran Ina. Stafford—July Pt. W. Bamford, Hounds-
ditch, timber-merchant, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES—Jt t.r 11.
E. Tory. Christchurch, Southampton, grocer—W. Bir-
mingham, Manchester, dealer—J. Wood. Yew Tree, Bad-
cl/t.ergreth„ Tusk cotton-spinner—E. Foyle, Dyer's-court,
Aidevisonbery. lector—S. Stamm, Philpot-ltine, iosschant-
-4.0,Ej cards, Minutiae, master-mariner—T. Norris, Rams-
Ea n. Kent, grocer—J. Clough, Brunie), Leeds, cloth-ma-
f.ntacturet.

PA RTNERSIIIIPS DIRMOINFD.
11. March and Fattier, CoHampton, Devonshire. ma-
nufacturers of worsted-hose—J. Pitt and J. Pitt, Cirences-
r, wool-staplers--J. Rolling and J. Rolling, Oxspring.
Yorkshire, corn-millers —E. Burman. J. Hulls, and J. To-
s erner, Atherstonr. Warwickshire. dopers--J. Wrigley and
Heap. Lancashire, paper-mannfoctfirers—J. Ri-
c , •nison and M. Lavery, Manchester. hatters and nmbrells-
I' soefactorerg—J. Ditosdale, .%. R. Ittareln, sod J. Holmes.
st. Joho's-street, Clerkenwell, wlndesele draggists—F.
Cillsert and W. smart. New Sarum. do-plate workers—J.
Knox. R. Mutrie, and J. Laurie, Manchester, menefactur-
fog-chemists—J. Lord and J. Stott, Manchester. dealers In
c• ..coes and custatissiouers—J. Paget, jun., W. Paget, W.
139f/of, and J. Wallis, Longhtsorough, Leicestershire. Ince-
in,nofacturers--M. Wright and (1. Prior, Bristol, softp-ma-
usfinctnrees —M. A. Burbidge and S. H. Magoon. Cross-
sfrout. Islington. dress-makers—W. Milder, W. Pie* R.
Fliffonds, lad T. Adams, Strand, seedgmen.

-
Of the documents relative to the late negotiation,
No. 1U was, by mistake, inserted yesterday a second
time, under the head No. V, instead of the proper
communication of that Number, which is as follows:--
Nii. V.
cosereustcariox FROM Till Ql'legN TO THE LARS. OF
targarooL.
The eitOw commands-Mr. Broughams to acknowledge hav-
Zoreseimsd Lord Liverpool's note of last night. and to In-
Ms Lordship that her Majesty takes It for granted that
memseaudues of April lb was not submitted to her be-
gird Saturday. eery %seam her legit adttners bad no
bsportnetty of melee her Majesty until Lord Hutchinson
was es the spot prepared Is treat with her.
Her Majesty commeade Mr. Ikergliam to Male, that as
She bade el bar remedies as Queen is admitted by the
iLinsfaWimsesd, ssd as his Majesty's servants express
their ins to rewire any saggestion for a satlsfac-
zs=seM. her. Majesty. still acting upon the same
which have always guided her °deduct. win *ow
pots* est 1 method by width it appears to her that the object
to
wry may be attained.
'a dignity and honour being secured, she re-
p.* all ether setters as of comparatively little Import-
aces, est. is wilds' to leave every thine to the decision
of soy person or persons of high station and character.
whom both parties may concur in nlmine. and who shall have
asthothy to prescribe the particulars as to residence, patron-
age mid lecome, subject of course to the approbation of Par-
Hisseas.
liM Arse, 1910.
. me limits of our Piper would not allow us to give
e BR of all the Presentations at the Levee, on Wednesday ;
Wet. it gives NS .Pleasure to see that our beloved Sovereign
Is alive to cosihr honours where honours are due, and that
real merit will met go unrewarded. We observed that Fran-
cis Cokierbise Daniel, 111.. D.. of Mile-end, who invented the
Lih Preserver hi case of shipwreck, and who had been ho-
n lured with the gold medal from the Seeley of Arts. sod en
&want imedellion from the Royal Homes. Society, was
promoted by the Karl of Dolawar, the thes Lord is Waiting.
sad his Majesty was most gracious! to confer on
tbs. Learled Doctor the homier of IC' for the Inven-
tion. on Willi measles lie had the hamar le kiss his Ma-

jessy's hand.
Tho Ifth lAneers, seationed st Brighton, received
viers. oa Saturday mowing, to hoed themselves s rei-
t jars' to march at the shortest uutice.—CM iglu. Paper.)

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LAW LVTELLIGENCB.

COURT OF CIIANCF:RY.—TvasoAT. Ivor 90.

IN THE lIIATTZM ulr FIR WATKIN LIMES.

The Loan CleANcet.Loa, on coming into Court this
disposed of this petition. After adverting to the
legations of the venerable Baronet, namely, his ar-
rest, at the suit of a 11r. James Norris; the large suns
♦t present locked up (tons bins; and the long period
(1% years) that this suit had been pending; his Lord-
ship noticed the defect of the petition, namely, that it
was not signed by any individual, nor bad any notiv
been . don the parties. lle could not, he slid,
have any controul over the proceedings of other Courts
of Law, nor could leis Lordship take cognisance of
what passed in the House of Lords, without having the
whole of the proceedings before him. There was no
man in the world his Lordship would wore readily
serve than hien (Sir W. Lewes), but the irregularity of
the petition made it impossible for him to make any or-
der on it.

Sir Watkin Lewes complained of the delay that had
taken place. and of the Learned licatlemen formerly
engaged for hint not doing that which he wished.
The Loan CHANCELLOR was sure there was no o.n-
-dental, then rrear him (Sir Watkin), who would not in-
form bins of the proper course to pursue.
Sir Watkin esprr•sed a hope that his Lordship
would not stiffer the estate to he sold, and hoped kis
Lordship %%Attila take his petition in the sense it was
meant,. namely, that a small suns mig,•ht be advanced
to him. He again complained of the delay that had
taken place: and noticed his inability to fee Counsel.
The Lau!) CIiINCELLIM said, he was sure that if
Sir Wit Ir 41 been guided by the tirntlemen who
were for hint, Itis cause would have been
settled years ago. He could, however, do no-
thing in the case without notic.e being served on the
parties, and accordingly dismissed the petition.

• .4Clitookll n. Mau.

The Lunt. C:, IN4 ELLtla said, he had seen the two
young 1.:11411.s in this cause, and lie should wi‘h to see
Mr. Cos, the Master, previously so rousing to ant• de-
termination ►herefore if that Pentlentan w. uld call
nport him in his private room. he would speak to him
Lo fore eotuing into Court t..-morrow.

1/1:q1 lIENkVIT tXD ♦CO'fIIIR V.

kEI.LT AN II ♦H:cuLtD.

This wsis an -pa; if applicat;nn mule by Mr. HEALD,
uu the p:trt of the plaiiriffs, praying his Lordship to
issue an injunction, re,traiuing the defendants, Miss
Frances Mara fully end Mr. Arnold, the former fro.
acting in. and :he latter from still...ring to be perform-
ed, a certain 1,14:, or farce, ;ailed The Young Quaker
(written by 31r. O'Keelre, snit by him assigned,
amongst other plays, to t'•e p-,,prietors of the Hay-
market Theatre), at the Lve-um Theatre, or English
Opera House. The applic.gi.m was supported by the
affidavit of Mr. Morris, whi. L contained the usual al-
legations. It was Liao allcsed ti.at Mr. Arnold was
the " maths apsiag" On the I. r, sent ocersion, and that
the performance of The Y.,,ug ("raker was merely the
prelude to the performance of the other plays of Mr.
O'Keeffe.

The Loan CLAN eL1.911." Was the assignment of
the copy-right made in wri!iug
Mr. Ilc.►ir.—" Yes, my Lord."
The Loup CoamCRLLOII allied if the fart of Ito being
made in writing. had been sworn to, as it bad been
held on a former occasion that that was necessary to
support,. as injunctionn a mere verbal agreement not
being sufficient.
The attOioey for the applicants said they bad not an
affidavit or that fart then in Court, bat one would be
made in a short time.

The Loan Cflastertion.—" / hen take your injunc-
tion on producing the affidavit that this assigti !km ut
the copyright was naitle in writing."

. ... ...
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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jvms 20.

VIE NINO r. nt:knit IT.
(Nee err Paper of yesterday.)

After Mr. SuAR URTTbad clitit I utled his argument,
on which he spoke nearly fin tours, it
Mr. DltNal A M rose, to follow on the same side, but
The COURT said, that owi'ig to the pressure of other
business, the further argunient must be adjourned sty-
til next Term. • _

•
1 he Arloaxtv-tiesrsaac strongly urged the nece►
city of coming to a derision this Term, considering the
tendency of the lib►l, and th•• importance oldie lasetieth
which the Court were called upon to determine. ■e
should be sorry that the other business in the Court
should be impeded, but he earnestly entreated that
the Court would not postpone the matter to so ilistalt
a period as next Term.
'the Casts. J rime' said, that the farther proceed-
ing in the case this Term would not only impede the
other business of the Court, but totally set it aside. I
As, however, his Brother Bayley had just left the Court,
he had better mention the matter apt;ai■ tomorrow,
when the Court was full. His Lordship eammaced„
that the Court would sit at Serjeants' m u Bsll,Apt the
23d of October, fur the purpose of hearing lilted.'
cases, and deciding the remaining cases in the

trial paper.
• aux, If.
TMff KING r. lITETILM AMID ANOTNIR.

This was a motion made on a forager day. for a eri-
initial information against the defendant, Mr. Steven,
fur an assault upon a gentleman named White (as we
understood), an.l sending him, by the other defendant,
a challenge to fight a duel. .
Mr. Unarter now appeared to sbew cause against
the rule, and suggested, that immediately after the un-
fortunate transaction in question, Mr. Steven had seat
a written apology to Mr. White, egpressing his regret
for the outrage he had r out in ittegard acknowledging,
upon cool consideration, sat the irritated state of feel-
ings under which he had ted was without just fosta-
-10
dation on the part of . White. Under these cir-
cumstances, and after this public acknowledgmeut, it
was to be hoped that the matter would not be pressed
farther.

Mr. St'AIILETT, for the pressestor, said, that It Ms
client bad rem) n to tbiak that the expression of con-
trition now osaaifested was really sincere, and on the
result of this application to the Comet, his client felt
'St
no disposition to proc to a farther stage la the pro-
ceeding ; but having so groan& for-believisg that
the contrition expressed was not siwien, hot sashed
by the operation of this rule, he could aot, lainatitte,

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to his client, give ley further r'e•dge than that, if
Mr. Stereo's future conduct would justify forbear-
ance, the rule for the information (which should be
made absolute, as a matter of course,) should nut be
put in force.
The COURT said, that the conduct of Mr. Stereo, in
sending an apology to Mr. White, was highly to he
commended, but as there was no answer offered to the
application fur a criminal information, Mr. initc was
entitled to have the rule made absolute, which proba-
bly would not be put in force if his contrition was
really sincere.—Rule absolute.

DARIND ROD.:I3Ir AND OCT .•aa._--.1 few
since as Mr. Hyde, the celebrated performer
trumpet, was passing through Drury-lane,
tacked by a gang of street-n, •'aers, one of
violently against him, anal knocked him down
was endeavouring to fist again, a second of
tripped him up, at the same time forcibly
fob ont of his breeches. A third struck II ,
blew on his head with a bludgeon, which levellsd
to the ground, and lie remained senseless
time. On his recovering himself, he was convqpi
some humane persons to a friend's bout, in
s'reet, where be was shortly after attended
Jones, a surgeon, %% ho, on examining the
found it to be three inches in length, and of ,
able depth, so that the scull could be distinctly
providentially, however, there was no fracture.
Hyde has since been confined to his bed, hue
happy to say be is out of danger.

Blirni.
Os Tuesday last. In Par!iantent-streat, Aka Lidi.of
Westle) Hall, Esq. Wyetleld, Essex. era
IeARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. James's Chore:), the Ron. ,
George Peliew. third son of Vaniral Viscount Lissom,.
the lion Franevs iddington, see.' daughter of
coon, Midutouth.
Yeate..itay fortnight. in London, Samuel Fortnost
E.. 9. of the First I,lfe Guards, to Mary Emily, third
cf tue late Rev. Sir Robert Shetlettl, Sort. of 0'
n •sr Leeds. '

On the 14th Instant, at Ilinwirk. James Harrison.
Chorles' to Catherine Frances, second daughter P'
John Eccles, Esq. of Lower-lane-cottage, Ashton.
DIED.
On the IRth instant, at Waithantstow, ag4Bl, Mrs. t
pen. the IA idols- of Air. Ca mppen, late of the same*
At Paris, on the 4th of Jade, J. R. Hartman, Esq.
0.1 !Howley last. at her house in Polamillag,
Mrs. Nimmons. widow of the late Dr. Simmons.
On Monday last, in Jona-street, Resltortl-row, thole%
daughter of Mr. llioinas Ripen, jan.

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