The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

LAW INTIILLIGHNCK.

COURT OF CHANCERY. NOT.II.
TYa ATTORIIRT sensam. P. Bocce..
The Loan CUANCELLOIL this day gin she Jethro
moot of the Coott hi this ieterestiog case to the
parties. Under the peculiar circentstanter by which
the Charity at Creditor, its Devonshire, was found.
ed, and haling taken the eacellent object which it
contemplated into view, it could eat be their dribe
that the persons •whe had hitherto received benefit
from It should be deprived of ell the weans of sop•
port of which they had hitherto been in possession....
Rut yet the parish of St. Nicholas, in the city of
Rochester, was entitled to its portion. Th. ordee
of the Court would therefore require that it sheetd
receive the aoseity of 601., without prejudice to sow
tater, application, If it should be discovered that 0..
Charity at Credit.. could be seppened by the In.
come of the means which belonged to it, Independent
of she Ilaywood greet. It was indeed to hies a mat.
ter-of regret, to Sod that the orders which bud hero
made by sheets! of his predecessors did not leave that
settee entirely at rest.
Mr. MAITIN, at Ito was eapreged for the parishioners
of SI. Nicholas, said, that the order of the Coati in
1806 had eel bee. wade by bin
UP LOOM CIIIAIICELLOI..-1 ow now grown ma
In the aderisistration of jestirop, and I base lived Ion(
onottgli to knows- that no Jeri ,e• can ?OM his duty
sod give a correct deciaion sults, he reads all the
pm of bulb pude,.

CADVALt D. tOllllO.
This was an applicatiou to the Coed, on the an.
lino of Mr. HEALD, for an lojenctino to restrain tl.e
Defendant, a partner in she firm of Centel@ ac.,l
Young, attorneys and solicitors in Grey's Inn, from
carrying on business in his iron name, or at his nom
residence, contrary to the specific classes of the aril.
tie, of partnership.
The sallow was supported by Mr. Coe. The At..
tornet.Genersl, Mr. Wingfield, and Mr. Hone
srieed pins, it.
The LORD CIIANCRLLOR lerninne,ty ..stewed this
cue, wirkb he shooed was better fitlPd for private
arrangtmeat among the parties, than for the npinieta
of the Coed. In disputes beta... pertness. I. hod
always recommended to them to become Chancellors
for themselves, and he faired that serh advice was al-
ways attended with benefit. Under all she circus'.
sluices, the Cowl would feel itself booed ID g•ant
the Injunction, at least as far as it related to carry-
ing en busiest., ender another name than that of Mho
ire, on this day seenlght, unless en arrangement
privately took plc. betwees the wart, which alter
o years I hey would Ind mesh more twnefickil. than
any messere which might be established through the
medium of the Court.

COURT OF RING'S BENCH. Nov.ll.
ruz.Ram AND OTIJANS, ASHONILIA Of IVILCOI.
V. NAT'L
This was an action open a bill of eschange fo►
4501., drawn on the 14th of Jane, 1816, apse and
accepted by the Defendant, pay shle one month after
dale, sod ladorsed to the bankrept. At the trial
before the Chief Justice, at the Isle Slider at
Gaildball, a verdict was found for the Defendant,
an the ground that the consideration of the bill was
.serious.
The partleelars of this ease were folly laid before
the paddle st the time of the trial.
It appeared that a Mr. Neil, on adeertising money
broker, was employed to negotiate the bill in googo-
-1 lion, Whirls was accepted by the Defendant's brothe►,
for the psepose of suabliag biro to make up some
rvgimental peyments, he being a Ciptain Is o=re of
the Middlesex corps of Militia. The Makeup. dig.
coasted the ►ill, in consideration of the Defe 'dent
taking a large qoatttlty of buttons, stated so be worth
SOL, bat which, in fact, were not worth half that
slim, and which in troth, never were I. pe•sssiun of
the Defendant.
Mr. Se/mixer now •oved for s new Irisl ; sod
after urging each topics as the nation of the case could

oesest,
The COURT wire dearly of opinioe, that there wee
so moon for dlotorbing the verdict, slid therefor*
the rale was Waged.

PITTMAN V. Witt.
This was an onion of assault and false imprison.
meat. At the law Maize, it Abingdon, Deiks, •
verdict nes friend for the Defendant.
Alt. W. E. TAUNTON now ,noted for a new trial
in the grossed that the verdict below was aealost the
weight of the edifiers in the cerise. The Case was
Ibis :
The Plaintiff was one of the Burgesses of the 80.
rough of Abingdon, and the Defeadent hid been
Mayer of the borough fur the year preceding this
tine. It was the muses of the borough, for
the Moyer on going eel of office, to entertain the
Members of the Corperatioe with a banquet. At
this tune there were 1011 parties in the boratothi urn
the Corporation party, and the other the Anti• Cort.
petition party, of which litter the Plaintiff was a
member. The latter party had•bern described bs ll.e
Defendant's Counsel at the trial, by the 64/n4:scant
same of /Po( sallopert. The Defendant baring, so.
enrding to eastern, 'Jaen aII r, Plaintiff oat
one of the cowls, arid hating given an nhottainus
toast, offensive to the opposite parry, the Mayor. as
was alleged, ordered the Plaintiff to be taken into
custody by the cons•ablet, • boot he directed to di)
their duty. The Plaintiff as. confined for stint
three hears, and he brneght hi# stilt'''. At the tr:4l
the question was, wheelie, the I),fendant liaJ in fart
given the eiders abote.mentioned? eThrre eiiiiroo •
paililiely to V.O fact, and the viiteeeleit 101 •'e
Defendant contradicted th•-n. The use bear irf: to
the Jury they (ovoid ter llie Dotend•nt.
Thicoe•T no. raid, that the guearion being I•ft
la the Jury upon the credit of the resrectir.•
it Rea 1141 • ca•e far the ioierposition of she Court.
—Rote i'efeetid.
mvaNAY O. THIL CUT 10011 A CUNPAiV.
Mr. SCAIIIATT, in this esti:, longed tnr • rule to

show cent* shy the eoulict sti.uld tem Ise sot a-i,le.
It had Wit seiUl in L?ndon • rfor• the Laid Cold
'Noire. The eireowereoees were ojeortly 'beer
Gentlemen of the forme of Hope Lett-been in the exec.-
cure of, a grr.t credit I; $.l I,,stsi
and _his disc.', or 1..n0r of t.i. •ectrzli.rd ogent et
wor• ck.so•leddril end lurroured without he.
o'!al,o. This ioditidoai w abost•to ince:4d to
an

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