The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-16 00:00:00

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oviduct, slM♦ltee she. bill of 91. 119. was gaid
he enotrarted, the Defendant bad paid 141 to the
Plaintiff for goods which he bad purchased, and that
the Plaintiff bad at that time node no such claims as
that villich *seat present before the Court. On all
thee• grounds it was contended that • verdict should
be civets to the Defendant.

The Cuter Justice, in summing ep the evidence,
sail, that the sem for which this action was brought
was only trilling ; the question to be decided by it
was of the greatest impurtaisce: it was in reality,
'imiter 'Gentleman was in be rendered liable for all
the debts which his seivant might take it into his
head to incur on his behalf. Now, the law upon
the point was clear and satisfactory, and expressly
stated, that if soy lisdividead sent his garnet for
goods to a tradesman, desiring credit to be given ge-
nerally to that servant, he most continue la pay for
the goods which that tit may purchase, •alit he,
the master, gave notice to the tradesman that sec►
credit be discontinued ; but if the master shall
never hate desired credit to be given to the servant,
mod the tradesman shall confide goods to the servant
on the credit of the Miler, the risk so incurred
must fall upon the tradesman, and not upon the
master, who has no knowledge of the credit given.
It was, therefore, their duty in this case to consider
whether Ms. Campbell had ►ver, at• any time, au-
thorised Mr. I)ring to give credit to his servant or
net ; if he had given any such authority, they must
find for the Plaintiff ; if be had out, their verdict
nest be for the Defendant.

The Jery, mot agreeing la their verdict, retired,
and after a &Moralism of for boors returned a ter.
dirt for tito Defendant.

CIVIC PR/CAS EXTLIORDINditY.

Gumnuais..—Yestertley, nearly at t►e elan of
t►e esaminatiees et Ibis insiice.ronm, Mr. Williams,

a respectable Solicitor, a Member of the Coed of
Common Coencil, and on Attorney of the Lord
Mayor's Court' entered within the bar, end bowing
respectfully to Mr. Alderman Christopher Smith, the
Sitting Magistrate, said he had to apply to his Wor-
ship for his protection against die violent cestfect et
the Lnrd Mayor of London, end his siz servants,
who had turned hlm oat of the Mansion-hoes, of d
arrnis, three several times. As the nature of the ap-
plication most appear to hts ‘Yorship to be very es-
trsordinary, he would take the liberty to eiplaio
, the whole circumstances of theme.

.-- ..
I em, said be, an Attorney of the Lord Meyer's
Court, and in that capacity form a pert of hie Lord-
ship's household, and bare a seat at the Sword.
bearer's table ; I also have occasional baldness to
traosad at theMansion.hoose, and have • punkahr
drawer assigned to my use there. This situation I
hove held more than twelve years, and arigin•lly
purchased it of the Common Council for upwards of
10001. It Is, therefore, my freehold for life ; I have
also a right of alienvion. Tina oireramstsnced, I
bale a clear and indisputable right of egress and re-
gress to the blansion.house, and of enjoying all the
privileges uniformly attached to thentfice i have pow.
Auld, all •hith rights, defies the long period of,
twelve years, end ender the Mayoreltkee of twelve°
aeccessive Aldermen, year Worship amongst the
member, hare newer le gay instance been questioned.
The preset* Lord Wryer, for what reasons or en
what grneeds I ems at a loss to divine, has thesis*
iproper to deny them rights, to refuse my claim le a
seat at the Sword-bearer's table, and to repel sae
from the Mansinn.bonse. As I could not tamely
I seem' to this obstruction of my just rights, I aft.
ed the bet peaceable resistance in my power, where.
epee his Lordship called ep big slit servants, who,
by his order, be himself aiding and encouraging
thee, forcibly turned me oat of the Mansion-house.
I This violet's.. 1113 been repeated three several times.
—I think it proper not to forego the claim of my
I right, and intend therefore to proceed at the aural
hoer, three o'clock, to the Mansion-boost, end
I tale my seat; and I am advised, and do now apply
to your Worship, to grant me the assistance of twe
officers to proceed with me, for the purpose of pro.
testing me in the exercise of that right, as well as le
be witness that I commit no breach of the peace.—
1 The application may be novel and estraordinary, bet
as my complaint is against the Chief Magistrate of
the City, your Worship most be aware that I have
no other tribunal to which I ran apply tempt to the
i• Sitting Alamos, in this Jostice•room.
Mr. Alderman C. SIIITU.—Tbis is a very en-

plessant thing for one Magistrate to be acting against
another, and it would be still more extraordinary to
employ the 'Seers of the city against the Lord
Mayor, its Chief Magistrate. If there be any dispel,
between his Lordship sod yosuself respecting the
rights of the situation you hold, that appears to me
to be a tjefieSon of law, is which k would het be
proper for me Ifinterfere. His Lordship may con-
sider the biopsies-beagle be his hoese,aod thet yew
hems° right to toter there without Ws permission. I
hoe. thine have been soma disputes ',vetting the
privileges of the Gentlemen of the Lind Mayor's I
house; and I remember that the Sheriffs, at the time
Mr. Kirby was in that slice, refused to provide
dinner et the Sessions-house, for his Lordship's hoes*.
held, and that the Lord Mayor refused to accommo-
date them en those days. Daring my Mayoralty, I did
not enter into any dispel, on the subject, but 1 know
that with regard to these disputes there has been no
legal decision; your remedy, in my opielee, is by
action, to try the question.
Mr. Williams.—l should be very unwilling to press
your Worship to any unpleasant proceedlog; what.
ever be your derision l shall bow to it ; it is enoegh
for use th+, I ►ave made the application. With re-
spect to milieus, I hate already commencrd 10 against
his Lordship eon his servants; but am I, Sir, daring
the dull tedious delay of the law, le be kept,
forcibly kept, out of my rights ? It is net a compen-
sation for damages •hut I apply for from your hands,
but a restitaiien of u y jtva tight. •As to the reforit
of the Sh►rilfs to provide dinner fur Ida Lordship's
household at the Session., your Worship must see
that has no beano: upon the question. I complain that
I au denial! egrets auti regress to the Mansion.hoose,
mud forcibly eapel6•tl therefrom; that a bench of the
peace has been cumulated ea my person, and is
likely to be repeated; ■nd I apply to you, as the
only actin Magistrate to whom I cas apply, my
complaint being against the other acting Magistrate
of the City, to protect me, and grant me the Mir,.

Wee of your racers, to prevent the public peace
kw. Wog broken.
Mr. PAIIIE (Clerk to the Macistrates) stsegrKted.
that the Mansion-hoese being ;be house r.f the Lord
Mayor, Mr. Williams might be committing a tios.
pass in entering it, in which case bis Lordship had a
right onaliter menus insponere to compel him to re.
tire. As there woold be a Court of Al,leirmes on
Teeeday, he would advice Mr. W. not to press his
present application to a single Magistrate, but State
his complaint to the whole assembled body of the
Magistrary.
Mr. Williams.—With great submission to your
Worship's lege! advisee I contend, that the Manion.
house is the Lord Mayor's boom quoad hoc. It is
boade of the Corporation. The doers most he
kept open at all times for many public purposes:
mosiderable business is done there regarding the
ceckets ; public jostle, is administered there ; so that
it cannot be considered a■ the private house of the
Lord Mayor only : bet, Sir, my right of entry deem
is in fact acknowledged by the Lord Mayor himself,
who has participated sad is participating in the ma•
soy taken out of my pocket for the purchase of this
place. Soros time time ago, when soy of these silo-
ations fell ia, the fees anti emoluments arising from
the disposal of lb. appoistorests went to the ford
Msyurs for the time being: some got much, others
more, till at last the Common Coencil determined
to sell the situations themselves, and granted some
20001. or 30001. additional allowance to the lord
Mayor is Ilea of all such ernolement. My Implies.
ties for pecsoiery redress, I know, most be made to
the Court of Cosmos Council: with tin Court of
Aldermen I have nothing to do. I have already
said, I am not desirous of pressing a decision ; if
your Worship t►inks it necessary to commit the
Coast of Aldermen before you choose to act, I shall
bow to that opinion, and retire.
NAGISTRATIL.—CettaiIIIy, Sir, I do not in such a
case as this think it right to act solely on my own
opinion; and shall therefore consult the Covet of
Aldermen at their meeting on Tuesday next.
Mr. Williams thereepos bowed respectfolly t• the
Alderman, and left the trice.

PO LICE.

Bow.scarre.—A person woo yeeterday brought
to the office for baring nand a disturbance at the
Duke of York's•hoese, is the mbsence, h.weser, of
the Dike; sad behaving wit► outrageous violence
to the porter. It appeared that be bad been engird
is the coal.trade, but had tatted ; sod being in great
want, together wit► him wife and children, applied
to the Duke of Yeah, not, es ►e said, from any
personal knowledge of his Royal Highness, bit be-
calm be had heard that he was a great and beoerelsot
Mn•
Mr. Wentz geld, that he was quite correct in his
@minuets of the Doke of York, but that his Royal
Highness most not be disturbed.
Tbe sou acquiesced, sad west away quietly.

01.0 BAILIE

tftft L j,.. n.

WANK raosscvnovs.
Jo on liswidit.was pet to Sow her. and the hid:Murat was
read. It charged him with the ailawr neessec of k.i.is gin his
itra famed It. Ittimit-initq booming; it to be M forged.—
wther pleaded Guilty to thisolresee.
Mr. Jost_ice Hxsoro flee addresied she Priostier, and nd-
tanalthed NM to consider before he finally derided opus his
pleat for. mid his lawdshlp, •• Witte plea I. once recorded, oe
so secoart will the Curet ware yeti to retract yew plea."
The Primaer pertisted, sad the pies woo recorded niterdiegly.
JAR (frees was nett biosight hp sad the Indictment, timid.
log him wan Si. minor °Perrot itoriag Bank-note. its bin pets-
whine was reed. Ile pleaded Godly to the ullessce. and per-
timed in it ainwithstanditig the earliest from the lkoch.
Jebel James. Themes Gressetror, sod W. Sac Juhruun, were
thew saceesiieely beemegin op to the bar, and picaded Guilty to
the minor ammo.
lbseerhy deems was seat Isrneyht lion the dock. She was
yours* woman dirty itsierestiug appearthee. The capitol so-
diverted. clam the ber with Mewl tittered a forged 11. now,
kaiswkag it mile forged OW read. aid she pleaded hot Guilty
to the charge Tst be indletmeitt for the miner &titmice she also
pleaded hot Gills', sad persisted In her plea..
Jahn Adams toms them put to the bar. The capital indict-
mist was surly seed ageing Ma, and hit plea tif Net Guilty as.
mewled.
!Award Drat w a 4 chatted is the halletaaral with heels( Whitt
poiseinew • forged ii. tone, sad plead, di Not belly.
Mr. ftevious, who oppeared as Colonel on the part oldie
preseerriem, elpse..ed his desire that the Pronsier Morita be
made fully areisitiated anti the Irilifi•Se charges against him.—
Deshler she preemie itailicterent. there VIM also a capital charge
against him. to he tried by a London Jury.
Mr. Justice Hut nos v.— lt uo widhthe Primmer he anderawnd
the Bonk intends so proceed upon she capital itidictoseol.
Mr. nitYNOLINI said, that übsi war lo Lienning.
Mr. Justice I locators then told the Pr oozier. that there were
Itto innicithento newest hies t use fur the capital, and the other
fur the roisior uderurc.
Inc Prisoner still persisted in plendine of Guilts t and apse
the capital indictment beteg read, he plended got (kitty is
that chair also. *lke Prisoner was then takes from the ha.
Mr. k.. VOLD! again eddre,ed the Gears. The bee Prison.
en. Knifes,. (hero, Jones, I:tolerant, and Johnson had all
pleaded 'silty to the minor offence. There were ladle-meow
eigainid each of these l'rt.nner. fur the capital silence 1 and he
ha I sow to regent of the Court to grant pernnistua to the
Pramenteits to withdraw each of these cases from the capital
charge.
The Court erupted pernsi.tion,narl the live Prisoners, Knight.
Cr.... Junes, lirootenur, and Johnina, were sereralli psi
to the bar, and the capital Indictment was read against each of
them.
Mr. itsexouts observed to the Geollemen of the Jury, that
the Primmer' phseed at the bar And pleaded risky to the name
orrery. mid had porn seed in their plea.notwithethediee she
lion given from the Bench. The pleat Were madcomil they gra
recorded. It %i a, tvil, ni, he owl, in any temperate oiled pat
the remise which lied been paroled hr the Prrieners was dic-
tated by • just mete 'anomie olli• guilt t wee meld it bedaub&
ed. bat int they were also prompted to do this set, by lie ear
i•ideratiee of the peril they would have ruts had they permed a
ditherer course. lie hoped that they had caltolided
sat, will the permits on of the Ceert, be woo testructud its
withdraw that indictment which mild oust their lines. Ito
ellidewee would tie produced, ail it is., tArrefiere• the dot, of
the Gentlemen of tier Jury es wank the ?flouters upon Memo
plad charge.
Verdicts of Net Guilty acre accordingly taken, under the di-

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Maim 0 the Jadte.
The Pitmans Iteeve., Adams, and Dent were informed that
their ttiah far the chieet:sl nden r ssteseld CONIC no to•trintrow.
lblams Nar.ou, a sesting lad, aloe wat not .4raigned, bat
aglow' onus two ordlerusents hod been wade wit. the ass
Citargin: him with the e.tostal, god the other the minor offeror%
I was alto tutorand ils.st hl. 11101 would tale plate at the rase
time.
• Magid ()lima. n Pri.nuer whore trill win umtponett from
last Newitts, and 1411.1 'l.l. aebll Ile ereret a ills smell.: a lugged
, Mink Note. lece.yrti a •Invilur ntoilient ton.
%% in. Carr vino indicted for attempting to ere at W. Billings-
ley a blooderloot. atilt intent to murder hits, or a tilt infest to
do hint grievous hudil) har.o.
'I he Pt i.all* r„ in hi. defence, •niel. he had no igiteivieen io dn 1
else Prow. rune nay isjary. also wat the tr!gger 4 the blander.
he-...1,1.1de,.1•111y sniped in eh, vole. He rase aria a ith it,
11 111,11,111 1111. 1'f111,1.111101 iluen I! • g any teethe, ...pity.
Hr. Justice Ilog,ane. a IPI.III ilotated the et idea?.. anal the
Jury retired, and. no 'heir reuses. fogad tr.,. Pri.oner •• hail.)
of lesellmg the piece at the krosecutstr, but Unit she Mere oa.
not in ..eird.'
I ji,:irir• at grey ~.rd r 1 Ilse epirtio. of the ter.•• Jul:-

"TDLLEsR IsES.,Nhs. j..

Yesterday the trial of the vorrieh.; . bag.
ed in ter *Pollee Report afar e.ay, goer. gra, W.,.,;
sheer •nition•• I ;lr n .sale of the &tomer* ar.• a 1 us
Wa•ley, Ldw oral ' --ten, Kw board. ii A. Jett 'mt. a) itirj,
T.Lnallia4, Jolly an. ...mei dame •
Fergmon. Henri 11o•inr.i. Cleule. Oliver, 11m• s i .•••51
Asosow, Chart. I intoner, James Howe. ra d Nal. s.
'I hey were initiated lam c.0.-n:tog Inge.liff IA MeV. ii
titni an la, pats a (IN lodictmea. ihro• r.le
live roans'. 1 and bc•ide. tla.ne. there acre twio
clung as ilpra with a ',,.dram an lit. in aft,
ars Manua panto. The body war Coort sat croolds•nx ..e
moy b .ye p we did eat perceive Up SPAM Om tie tie. to bet
she Ntisigitis.es...
Thr st err all well drilled. sad loom of ?hero had as
aftioeur oute prof:, Li ,sate she CollllniOn order. Three al two a. as
weans; !statesmen ; she other.. ait oppear.4, net. the
mot part 'etyma:, on or wet ii place. TSr Gat oaf e!'W.
Hervey nrealey, had I,es a II Addis' preacher. tor wake he
ohlitiord a centime of literate at these Seseisco Ice the poor
18 al. it dad not appear Sim be bad of late f flowed this made
of
liviat, bet lag. At WI. *VW iliformed. kept .4 Pe...0! 6.1`
adaeatlew 01. %UMW( ehaldre* tor •some )ears hack. Two asi Ihnd
giber. St tl .• his.aiter• optimised to he bets. ti .0 :sad iil said
the rem. wish tire eneept:ou of tun. wliodal net -cern to 12 .4 e
'smear lb 'Fors, weir hm • ems Al and SJ
Mr. Acoottroe e„ who upvettord tar the pen...cation. which'
we sodeentawd was cat ried on-by the parido or 61..rv•1e Imam
addremed Ins Jo ). it sea. unnerew•ty for aim to; .1114kibMile.
may of the detail which would ow I rodatervil in evidence; they
hart hoard en agit front obr rtadtag ere oidariasetil lio
its 'Wore to them. lhe .ask which he aid bo.Friend
( Mr. Alley. who was Comae! for the Ikefenaloasiq had to 'WI.
focal nava n paossfosi tumours. lle son suer,. 15.61 het Learned
Friend woolol ennaret WS aby u i h all 'hat *Ail/ and anitsir
to t•• Itch he as.s dhuingui•lied. Sad at eh, wow iime n.th ahr
manly conduits. which belanged 111 hen,. I 11. 1.. wised t "owl
then adverted in Um evadrace, the Ironing points tot which Yte
allet•ly Marbed open.
Loaner wan then called, sod the fact, proved.
Mr. Aux', fur the l'iritaium., enutended, that there was so
proof of the marspit Bey. A 4. mr• pirncy. he nat.-rt.., simile be
soi do ...Se WI which was to Mtn/ laJury In ushers t bob the
iwooms were owly tailoring taesamtv"; and it would he a
'airtime in law. to suppow 'ot any 11/.111. ur Mt it( WS, Meal
eouipare agairot tumuli or throweiveo. As to the isaimmore of
Ike Prisonea • no she ton arailleet enauw,ho had Lethisee he
Al,. ARAN% sin.lelaierd tor Ina of the Pt i•oorio.
The N (%Ir. C011.'). is reomskise un the rebuilt...
folly coacurred in .11teohjecituu wialdi Mt. Ailey had aside. as
Is, the want tif prayer in support of she conspiracy ; bet said,
there was •ullbriesi, at the Jury believed it. 10 cousin" them
the ureter, charged is. the 6th ant roams,
The Jar; acmirdingly. saiobo at twvitallimo, tumid them Guilty
of the ofeoce nu the tith mod ith roosts.
It was umlnytond that a capital tadic•inetit would be ;order-
red /mama Wesley sad Harvey at the total Sessions.
The CILIUM Ufa after consithine for a *hart time with his
brother Illogiurates. delivered are wuteare at the Low natt-
iest nay coomment. Is ta.f., that William Haire) liege,
James Beim Mould be imptionaed I. Now tele for IV theaths.
hod all the others be imprimard m the said jail G,r .ia wawa,
Pow of Me Primmer. teemed conwisou of thes:aded,taseta
which they appeared brf.re their fellow reel. and amity of their
betrayed the sea hanteerd imilliterrnee those ghoul( the settle
at the triaL
As moo as realtece was preiroutored„ turd the culprits were
areal is be maimed from Comet. the crowd, w broiler Owe; ee.„
orel al dm great leaky Obey bed ehgethsweed.at lat igual oo• :be
crime. or both, aft op tromeadowsolovuts stud Mims. sod is waa
with great dilleshy that the oaken irecemied le convey use
their charge from the Hall. As each Primmer demeodee the
steps he um smelled o osit loud boatittiv, which seemed us ha
only a prelude to the dreodfoot •••••rm which was :Moot .o Must
sport them. From the Ilan tiwy were, with caur.inevu..le filth-
mouveyed to the strum; room at the east of the deomium.
bee,e. While; the reawahim nett onoltiag amassment for the
conveyance of tar Prioniers from the Mean roma to ?teapot,
the aniertilage of perolow uotside whirl um sow in-
memo, were not Mat bon la amities their poreporaitme
to feeder them es their ramie( owi. The oftwel• p artist
(lort-boar. which are at alt lines io • wee, 411:.y w . mare
at this tins, rather more so time ovoid; btu the: sor• .e Woe
cleared of dim tilth. and every thug *allay omm them arm*
portable ',Yana plying-tone was tone ;guttered or • fie Pori-
seeets were hand-ea Ord 1010 and own, a Ile .nit kith Amt., too.
neesstet she shale. A large Carl, drawl, by tak.- Ineset. dices op
is the dour. The ileoseseel the cart begun to mum, moan ors of
alth deveroded N them from all %dr* lb,
some* von Iy, be order we one ibmweettet. Up On .e roe
proxy-ream resorbed sonottideld, it air* impoodhle tor oiref.sgaMUr
the Nee or float a 161. t' nunrikei
the wee so n large moilectioo of every rIMI of tad
Tblo oirm pour& upon Ihp wretches by *we who dou any
elemaied potatoes. and gate to the whole unit sheik leas ewe.
an appearance whirl cauld not be contemplated 'stilton' the DI-
, meet horror, wheat it won coo mired that In homes Swing.,
chained seemlier. were streggime to bra be wader ar. us mete
arrival at Nese:ow many -s4 tittle were apporo at)) Wei n*.
skirl' thee "maid swan biii• be:a in reality, if shey had Lot
beam spewaily resmerd hey's/ the motto of Mirk

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