The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

TIIE 'STATESMAN:

s, Cowan. High Holborn, engineer. Feb. 25, 'March 4, April
tioildhaU. Attornies, slessrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old 1 .-mesalisesi- •
Belden. •
COURT OF CHANCERY, FEB. 18.
B. Munn, Rolvenden, Kent, dealer, Feb. 27, 2d, April I, at I
the Woolpack Inn, Tenterden, Kew. Mutinies, Mr. Wilts, THE ATIORNEY•GEN VAAL V. LORD DUDLEY AND WARD.
Temente' ; and Mr. Ocrh) , I hircouri- hu ild nip, Temple.
' His HoNoutt gave jusigment in this cause, this day,
W, s% Lm :3
Live') I, ereletut, March '2, , Apr..., '
lat the IN jags Arne. loon nod Vavern, Liverpool. Attornies„ by ordering the bill to be dismissed.
' mc.srs. Prid awl Kew les • Liverpool ; and blescrs. Blackstuelt
and Rimer: l'aper-tootildinge, emple. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, VE2. 18.
w. Dickinson, Sheffield. furrier, Feb. 944, Nfarch !I. April I,
at tbe routine Jim, Sheffield. At toruies. Mr. I lav ond; 1 THE 10-140. V. THOMAS BOROUGHS. • .
Sheffield ; and Mr. ltigg, amplon-Intelelings, Chitucery-
I.ne. This was an information filed against the Defendant
W. F. Vrichard, ttristot, surgeon, ven..27, -April 1, at who was formerly Purser of his Majesty's .ship the
the 'falimt
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"r"--• N1"'"• Prier and sod- Rhin, charging him with having forged certain tin-
hams, Lincoln's ; and Mr. Stakes, Citernivent, tliepstnit. I cements, with intent to• defraud hit Majesty, on.
6. Jackson. Bow ('itoirele•vartl. ealico-printer. Feb. 28,
Morel, 7, April I. 41 t Wilda:AL Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Elm- which he was found Guilty.
I court. Temple. The Defendant was immediately after tried upon
Shallard, sea. Keyn-haon, Soincrsetshire, steel-worker,
' March 1,2, April 1, at the Cllllllllereial ROOM, Bristol. At. another information, charging him with havingferged
tornie-, Messrs. oi,borue ::ad ward, tirigot ; and Mr. Mere-
' dish, tioi• the signature of Captain Malcolm to a certificate,
T. and It. Steph.nisoes. invion.o pun- 1 1 ult. spirit-merchants, purporting that a month's supply of previsions for
Fe),. 21,2,4, April I, at the Dog and Duck 'Tavern, Is ingston- 1000 men had been issued from the Rhites stores, for
upon !tail. Attornies, Mr. I%aiimic), Dull; and Mr. Eger-
tn, ttray*s In-squaw. the subsistenne of the Guerilla parties in the North
D. West, Kingston upon-111dt. linen-draper. Feb. 24, 28, of Spain. On this charge the Defendant was also
' April I, at,
the Ong and Durk Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. found Guilty, and was ordered to be brought up for
Atiornie Ms, r. Nlalubley,
; and Mr. Egerton, Gray's judgment next Term.
Inn-slag re.
F.. ilull. Ch •Itenham• farmer. larch 10, 11. April 1. at the
Old Swan loin, ClIChV1111:1111. Virard,
II etteltilLon, and Blower, Lincoln's lon ; and Mr. Pruett, Chet- '
to nh•nu
W. nal T. Morris, Lifile Tower-street, nine-brokers. Feb.
21, `2B. A Nil I. at (;ni!dhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Robinson and
1 keine old . A iat 100-ft jars.
W. I). (Weimer. Falmouth, merehnte, Feb. 21, 28, April 1,
at Guildhall. Attorwy. Mr. Paulin, Ilatcliff.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. ‘2B, C, Raglehole and J. Kedgrave, Mark-lane, mer-
chants- April 5, J. Cook. tolotteester, wine-merchant -Nlarch
11, W. Anne...se, Cheapside, w :etch •nink er- March 11, W„
(torten, Ilythe, Kent, bookseller -hlritch 17. 0. Dickinson,
SO(lth Shields, linen-;'raper-M,erch 14,' It. •Taplrain, South
Shield=, linen-draper-March 15, M. Falkner. and W. Birch,
Manchester, stat•oners-- \larch 11, .1. Powell, Tottes.ham-
court-road, irtommuaer- Mardi 11, .1. W. elford, Water-lane,
Fleet-street, victualler-lint-eh 15, F. Cole, North lantott,
Devoushire, serge 'sinker-- flua•cle II; .1. Sterrett. King-laud=
road, victualler-klatch 11, 11. Williams, Ostevd_street,
liurn-
dra,,perr March It. M. Davey, jut,. Cheshunt, Hertfordshire,
tesiller.-Marsffi 7:01. I.li.bes, Worthing, Sussex. draper- -Marell
11, .1. Woodrow, South-row, Sumer s-town, distiller-.-. March
11, B. \•:w pop, Lionehouse. carpenter-Feb. Lift,
S. and Mingay and P. Note, Smithfield, hankers- Starch
14. W. Wood, Durham, I,ltlaiti-manitExitirer-- Marti; IL 'l'.
Salkeld, Durham, surgeon-- March 11. H. Mose, Sloane-treot,
Chelsea. carpenter-OmA 11, J. W. Shersiteml, hleugnte.
street, chememanger-March it, T. Eden, K. Eden. sen. and
T. 1-den. Itielitouted. Sarre}, coach-,meters -Mares Itt A.
Wallingford, Berk.. butcher - %larch IS, .1. White-
head, Si. lloutit et, and .f. 11.1.1 dock, Catentots-street, bankers.
C E IZT 1 Fit AT ES-hl then I.
T. Coehru a, York; glover-W. Endlam, Huddersfield, York-
shire. Is bites It Ilishopsgate-street, merchant -
C. Hopkins. Sumeoridge, Worcestershire, merchant -E. H.
Fearne, met, We.; Smithfield. baker-B. Hackle,
Cheltenham, baker-W. Admit., 'pow ich, grocer-3. 11. Ste-
phew, Mmiehe,ter, cotton-spinner-N. S. abiilder, Bristol,
woollen-draper.

LAH INTSZ,LIGENCE.

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PA !ITN ER S H IPS DISSOLVED.
3. Ecelei and It. Tickle, Mount), Lancashire, brewers—J.'
Peacock, jun. and J. Lambert, Codahning„ Murray, cabinet-
makers—J..l:ly and R. Pnrritt, Crays cheesemongera
—W. Pawns and D. 134101, Nlarshtield, Glouce,tershire, Hat-
rdistitts—.l. Scott and J. Cook:, Bermondsey-street, natal-
buplen.— P. and S. H. Haworth, I:muslin), Nnitioghatushire,
candles% ick-mannfac hirer:— S. and S. Davy, Hall, Siculk",
shopkeopers— . and Darby, Wyck-street. coopers --J. I).
P. Poreher, N. Kindel...ley. E. Fletcher And J. AlOkander;
Devonsliire-sqoare, Frot India agents—E. and C. Iladgeits,
Grent Wati,--r-s: reel • Clerk enn ell, mourning-jeweller, -- J.
Lawrence aid T. Taylor, Derrhorst, Mom-ester:hire, butchers
—.r. I leegh. J. Teak. and J. Groves. Leadenhall-Street.--E.
Moore, T. Tidcambe, and ;%iottre, .Sheirtou-Nlailet, grocer:.

The Ave sage Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Feb.
15 lb ;IN. P.O. per tAi,f.

A verve Viices of C: ft N of ENIA.ATID and WAIJS, per
Iv' at frr, from Ow (Goma. ending Feb. 11:—,

t\ ;le.a. I It, c. ; Barley. . Oats. I Beans Pease. ' 1/atm.
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t. xd.l, v ~ 1 4. r. d. 4. s. d.
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61 4 36 10 I ‘..8 8! Y 1 6 36 10 .40 71J0 9.

OLD BAILEY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fes. 18.
• ACKLAND, ESQ. V. lIOPKINSONS.
Mr. Serjeant BEST, after a very handsome eulo-
gium on the general integrity and fair dealing of the
tradesmen of the metropolis, said he was very. sorry
be should have occasion to state the Defendants were
exceptions to the general rule. The Plaintiff was a
'Gentleman of rank and fortune, and had recently
served the office of High Sheriff of Somersetshire ;
the Defendants were emineut coach-makers in Hol-
born. 'lle Plaintiff meditating a change in his do-
mestic establishment, engaged the Defendants to
build a carriage for him. Some months after the
carriage had been bespoke, the Defendants wrote a
letter to Mr. Acklaud, in which they stated that the
carriage was completely finished—that it required
nothing further than to have the arms painted, and
Chat it would.be ready for delivery at 10 days' no.
tice ; at the same time they suggested to hint that an
advance of 1801. would be very acceptable to them,
and would be esteemed a favour. The Plaintiff did
not hesitate a moment iu complying with their request
—he sent the draft, but falling ill, and circnonstances
occurring ,that had made a carriage en unnecessary
appendage, he desired his friend, Air. Williams, a
Gentleman at thebar, to call upon Messrs. Hopkin•
sons, and get them to sell the carriage with as little
loss as possible, upon .an understanding that Mr.
Ackland would pay any deficiency. Mr. Williams
accordingly called upon them, and upon his saying he
came concerning Mr. Ackland's carriage, they seemed
confused. Mr. Williams desired to see it, when
they took him into luft'two stories high, and show-
ed him a half-finished shell without linings, or a
brush of-pint upon it. Mr. Williams observed,
that the carriage he' came to took at was a .finished
one, upon which Y.. Ilpkins said it had been sold.
Mr. ‘Viltiams, up --u this, told Mr. Hopkins that,
as a retnutieratiov for his trouble, he might hare the
use of 11:',01. for nine rorintls, at which time Mr.
Ackiard wimaldirtiraw upon him for that stint. , The
Defendant replied, that he would. neither accept. the
bill, nor would lie forego the order. The present
artitln was, therefore, brought to reenvor brick the
1801.; and Nle,srs. tiophiosons, dreading neither the
i verdict t;rrr their character, had ventured to defend it.
I The facts were. clearly proved by Mr. IVilliatns,
! as slatril by theolearned Serjeant.
Mr. herioata VAUGHAN was addressing on the
1 part of the Defendants, dilten
The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE said, he was quite clear
that the disposal of the carriage, without any cotn-
nitthication with the Plaintiff, from whom the De-
n fondants had r • 801. entitled the Plaintiff to
a*,
his act' to r ' the money. His Lordship
said the Defe . ht think themselves well off
that they had map to pay back the 1801. Having
made that remark, he should refrain from saying
anything further with reference to the conduct of
the Defendants. •
The Jury immediately returned a verdict for
aforprth:
Plaintiff, and the Judges certified that it was
per cause to be tried by a ,Special Jury.