The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-12 00:00:00

with FOR S4LR.

FOR SALE. et the sewerit Simian, of the Chet.
mid Cs..-Bans and C.kr C•nripente. in Prier weer",
ereraireektr. rweinia-rnad. Marlditek. wad 'trial-bow.
tNd-
COK well calenbned fee all demesiie purpeeer. g
awn be and in eraedidaa sr" lea Wan awe Claddr..a. de-
beefed ma way pan .4 Town. at SW per ChaWran t at, if kids-
inl free, t •elirr, et *b. per Clieldraa.

SEASONABLE PRESENT!
In Ore hand.eine Volume, price map 76.

VEW ROBINSON CRUSOS ; as ineroclive
end everwedlea Hider, i altered from die Freaclo. sad
embetritbrd wiqli SY the Kaatiefiar.
" greet SlO 11) Iw interrat of the °sighed. welt iatevest hao
Tern ewer:roil In Mr. Sporkeigle% Amid' It may %err much
I.:II., tar p..pal Iraq of MI- dark. that re have am modem a
remark wwoicaa g.re de,ge to any talqiva, venom..
mew *Wrier.
pruned far J. J. Stwelidde, 41, rall.olll.

VASHION MILK 1/111:63 A ill MAN NKR.%
le One Y.4esoe, 41 coloured Motu, price 64.
DRIP.Sti sod ADDRESS-
-161 Ore MAD, " The Gr•clis.' oe l'ioroao." " F.-
'rot," " Modern Ilesas," ••To.Nigki," " Modem
.11041 c.," " ION" 4111.
Printed fie J. J. drociddr, 41, Pall-arall.
Alco. ugh 15 Moeda ally', price Si.

•
NECKCI.riTNITA NIA at. Muni& : ea Essay se
flawless. of Ole Clap.

FRAUD PREVENTED.

To caaateract tha tinny attempts that are &11,
made ta lop", as the woo are • sperlassessipariwei 4-
watt of the 61011.11,1 E SLACKING prepared by DAY aid
NAliztri, site% bays ail.ptea aria Label, is which ibeir
stimstere sad atidree.
r, AIM 110LBOlt

M eneepietrwly placed is the emote of the Label, that they
team as sitcom. to 'ilk, and tbe deter of the type, wheels
ht Ike oil knee-pees', resige rirt II al opts in fit-
ted the leonine&
The Reftl Japes BLACK I XO, Ina& sod wad WhilleSille 111
DAY sad MARTIN, 91, High flolboes, wed retailed by the
mriatipal Gr•oves, Delmeoft, Soolvollero, ledossegees, IFS/.
Row-lastert, &e. M the Veiled Kingdom,
Is Bonin at 6d., lc, sod Is. 6d. web.

ACAUTION in SIOTIIERS.—At a erlikel iss•
me life the prne.i, wisest Cantina am Teethe's. the
usreesi allessiiiii mein to lie paid is them. particular!. m the
anlmides MI ebir-weege sir se premiest. If lbw irritstiwi of
I gk
oes rows ring mar ether disorder. very few miaow F.,
r. Medium nimbi never to be sitheet the AMERICAN
i
WING SY Iti/ Pbe the variety, ter if a CMS/ makes in
de dtil4 II ish raw id its gums. Mi. tellable inedicim supplied
will inimedletely open the pare., heel the gems. and olerettw
preeret /evertor eauwebieses fi.r .11peitl it ramp S. misspend.*
with my ...het Iliwiler. it afire berewyw the nether% blight/ea
impes. Panes' wee mew be tisbiewi.let the Ames d Ike &wh-
its Syrup, may refer to tae different eases that bare appeared
I. the Newelern few lbw bet Ire yowtrw.—:liver 11n. Jo,l\-
9011 Me laird am hams take • week, wis. hoe elm
!else i cWI se Tise•day awl isiserday sawridetto, to the peer
Nab Wee Meese. ideated is eau* sleek tomb, by brims( •
*in is. a bowel , awl the mother i. a reel abject at
eberily.imil adarWeMaeraally Mews in almost every sassily
mien Mass aelttriNssi
_Xining. Km J. bee stem
n ea em a
charity etlitrut 1191Seseis, id • es ell hew revoke
het
—.• boa el its Prepelet.swe, Jebeeee 0.11 Williams.
91, Newerwe.awwww. Oafard.wt-eet; eel. by liar 1111Poinlilwo1
ef ell IM principli Illeilheiee Ifeseen is wee sad cieititre. pi
9494 • beret.—b. S. Beim I. ask ter "Jebseme mod gals
iteabliSeelbles Syrup."

EIBDICAL BOARD, GeoSt Cherlotthoftert,
elsokbisii'-omod. sod Weemirderk.etrert. odininitte
lboodooseet. —Store the Medical Beard
denote. ettabliang
04 at Clowlede-Maire. Ckest Chott.etr parke lie
Rey. Raelasi it W. Chapel. nod Moatheoel-tateet, adjniam.
Moo lbsshosteet, "wads of Thirty Thos-u1 Patrol,. of
b..b 11*. kaeo need teoloaed to perfect hooka. many of abase
had liermd for 'ears soder the m.o. pahtfal and »Indent, di.
awes. erre pronounced tameable h, teretshle pm-Hamlet •,
wed several steamers/ heel Ifropitak—deeh O 1:w clic. t re-
settling train coothiord Wean ! !—ltifOrt. COO M. ft a.. I C....
of Medical and *Petal celebrity. offer tiny tr.its r t 'wit Ir. r
is this bleitopolls, are cossetted doily Ili bosh inne.c.(ni«.l
eases of nypkilts, &e. akin lasproperly treated ). nhill ili,f ,
allot, anti lee per base sack, (grate.) oo Ine.d..t . 1.. n.-....
sad Moods, otnroidel. Neil Twelve o'Clock. 1., 1'........1
at a ilkinere, describitee terete ewe, latinedattelv aw,..fe.t 1 ..-
All kisses to be directed to Charldta•Moote, SWAG ia r'• ...id.
het woe are amorted whit* do set cassis avowals*. t...

Sanest sierra sad 'Were G.
" Lik it wily Lire, whys blest with Health."

THE finest Systemt of Etbics is to eonSese witido
dee homed% ••4 tem to reguire the Peftiosse I awe-
tintiord and inwebordiewee tkas impetwoosly delta, throe bow
Nen which Retains and ii-rolity lame soh& meters to tare,
hot aM monsi•lline Meat appear. the kwon St professor, be,
eikelated le. limb their e&recowore. •
Every diooromemotion the Mouton 'rate to rest we
dkwl lietwwledge Io remed• tearthe public welfare lotmoutee I
wee predismosel men (dlorevirding Ike of tt.e rn
,ter and intereotedy demote their studies to the treatment of
Obobreumpisolows geterarel by inspradeoce. and the chnliitlon
of tberweeloos.al as: outemoird atrium!. w The "stenash of a
matinee resie in lie health of the Penple a Nil. It neelen-
deep en rebel nee the dully santee to the immcince ordeel-
eft cier,oct.., am in roomentort,a• for as pnwohlo. it- further
mow% we oiler to witiering hasmsaily„ the mush of wit oo •
olpesicate io the moires dimmer' of 1/ebility. The einwhre
video of solitary rice (early bewared at •chnol, before
MOPS
ban amereed Ate right wort le. mucti), will. iw eroatemplatiop
Mn powegle.• onto., beroner wareptiloie Paii•POWt.fll4, I
is kamelem Wow the mum compliereed mate 4 ethos-lion atay
he towed Mtn mealy eenrgy.— homer stonly—ioomocomete ant.
ksy—lung resident its ironical CORM. nod many rogort 4411.14
wNl_fewpoestly dewier the Nervous lt‘Stleall in werte cavo we
111111 Mei set me WISPIONV of re-animation, by rear which
baseless wwwered the wagulue hope" at ;ire isms. o 1 tooth &lel,
That balm to been happier*. LC/ Kg V EN fit KA, ran row
tee itewert Isorletely. the issyrurred -14,e of liens al swim.,
hastart &rested ite statidnt• ilLoe doOrreeing propel ties that
anima nusiessi iw ethibitina et-Fermin seed learnotog. We
her espial. omeeethad by oboe tin: iso Patleose latoono sus oen•
der AY middy, that • few dui • cooly are regained feet the re
wow al of early oysterman y that the read troweteraic care
/kW 10 sit worn.. Willis a month. rod that he a person win
Owl; mopeds hiatiwif tenni. the diresor sate) he lopireutord all
envier (toms teps.enring y—a similar tenant tipper,. IS ne.ory
oi Lee *tangelos's.. 4 the gewrasoye semen, so onwirst.:,
wl-
rerui.rr. Pte. especially writurty. olettleate raw, of whifb an
daily tionelved Mittens. Ow me of emetic or stimulants. s•oorse
peediasiebsiatidestal in the .when sr Mae not romped our
111 114111 en Ise wheel mildnee comebi•,e wile eilicac), bib
pemwded the sonar wally illn;slPti. few. I.ll' .3111.11
oalsper, peculiarly energetic, sad o merely roomful.
Fur the gretf.ll necomornolatioo we do tail li3ait tar.
',has hi ..need perind. .1 prnelier. hut may he • .esuilrd as
tenoawitile ratomeir repoceicd io erect...
nsoesiely their Ar. when Mel,. boo, w.d, inletre,
a ill he liaise liaorty forwarded to nay rot of me Kingdom.—
A hank-mote o r %peeled en oar...spun t the LAW.
Jurt puhltsheri,

.4:411,4 OF LIFE, • f ,1•11,nr Cnectsehtnre ne the
a1t.... 01.e.en. H, GOSt4 sul.lCn. Move be 401 n, On, Port.
no-ter line 1171, fleet-tureri ; ntni ..I1 Go t•eitetl. were
GIRIS nod Co. M. K. (.4

15, Rwaverirttree, Elev.:truth Lvt«luu.

LAW INTIILLIGSNCII.

COURT OF MMUS RRNCR,J•o. 11.
o. soetwrs.
This us', /obit* was tried by the Lord Chief's..
lice and a Special Jury, occupied the surmise of the
Court from half-pest oleo o'clock In the morning to
half-past seseo in Ilse evening. It was an action
brought by Mr. Shame, • coach proprietor al
Northampton, whist Mr. W. J. Hobert% late of
the White Horse, Fairer-lane, and Mr. William
Horne, of the Cross Keys, lYnod-street, Loodoe,
to mow lb. amount of two bills of eselistir, one
for 501., drawn by W. T. Brown, ea and accepted by
yhe Defendants, at two month,' date; and eitother
for 1331. 14s. 3d. drown on and artypird by the
mare Gem, at the sure dais', by oho Lime W. T.
Wows ; as also to recover 521. for tka balaose of ON
account.

Mr. Coneys, who opened the pleading., staled,
that the Defendant Roberts bad pleaded in bee of
this demand, a genitals of bankruptcy, and the
Dufendent Horse, so promise le pay. On both
these poieis issue was joined.
Mr. 3IAUUT dim stldressed the Jury on behalf
of the Pleintif. Ho said that the point which they
had at present to try was, whether the Defendants In
this camas were, at lb* time of drawing the bilk of
exchange, partakers or not. Mr. Resorts and Mr.
tuber _
Horne entered kite pertgership with each its
the Christmas of 1811, or eke in the beginning of
1811. Doris( the time which this partherehlp
lasted, it was cuslomsry with them to settle
their seeming, with the different coach propels.
tors every Mb day, or once in every lower month.
lie did not wog by this to intimate that
they settled them elk on ante and the tame day,
that would hare bees nearly impossible. consideaiog
their number to ascend 30 or 40; but he meow to
say that they balanced each account once in every
steeth, some on one day and some on another. In
order to render the eirtuntstances on which nth Whist
had been brought slier to the Jury, it was reetelsite to
siate that each coach proprietor takes a certain
atiluge—tbat true ceutracts to furnish horses for sock
a distance, see or two or three stages for instence,
and another for somber distance. Shave was a joint
proprietor with Roberts and with Horne; mad It wee
tar recover a balance dee on this pailage. es also on
two bilk of egthatige, that the action was bi might
which ho hadrhon the honour to be opening to theta.
Mr. Roberts bad blots, for some time previous to the
year 1811, a eachotaster sad lankeeper, at the
White Horse, ie Fetter•tene, sod lied also had ass.
dry perigees bolos* that time. At the elosa-of that
yeas, bo•ever, be lied the maitagageriat of dm whole
'coweerts established there to himself ; and Omitted
Mr. HOMO jute • third part of It, on that gentle-
man producing a capital uf 66001. after a 'sleeken
had been previously made uf the stock, which he,
Mr. Reboots, at the time possessed in it. '('he coaches,
In conspeenat of this partneriliip, had painted on
them the taunts of " Roberts, Horne, sod CO." and
and thus they ran till the year 1812. It is contend.
eel, however, by the other ride, ll.at Mr. Iloree,
conceiving himself to hare mule a bad bargain with
Mr. Roberts, dissolved pertnership with him on the
4th of July, 1812, and notified this dissolution in
the Gtr..die of that day ; avid the qeestion new in he
decided is, whether that assertion be tree, or whe-
ther the partnership did not actually coming, in ea
idiocy till December, 1812. when Roberts strapped
payment. They will state that the notification of
' this dissolution was regularly inserted in the Gazelle,
said that cicadae letters sere also sent round to
their different customers, ailing Om information of
it ; but still, though all this was done. airy conti-
nued in point of truth 64 much ptrluers as they were
before. The reason of their concealing their part.
lititrehip was to benefit Mr. llorint, in the first place.
and Mr. Roberts, in the second. Mr. Horne had
advanced sit thousand pounds to the concern, which
bitterest the time of bit alitanricg it in December
and the month of July follow. ioc, had become in.
debted to se I creditors in the suns of 17,0001. He
therefore dermal it wiedviuthie to continuo isle ; and as
Roberts was inidently necessitated to becomes batik-
rept, he sat clown with him to arrange hew that men.
sore could be best effected. A dissolution of part.
nership seemed to them to bit the most feasible plan,
especially if the deed declaring it contained, as they
made it to contain, a clause empowering Roberts I.
receive end pay all debts doe to the firm after its dig.
solution. Thus Mr. Horne, if he were then applied
to fur the payment of any bill., Monett that he
coold safely say, " All the debts des from the late
firm are to he paid by Roberts ; I am sow oat of it;
if you cannot your money trate him/ issue • ;-
lion against him." Afterwards •P rails. m was de.
shed to render useless any Commission which might
be hissed against Roberts. Mr. Horne found uut
that he must receive security for the capital which he
left in the concern ; this sorority must be of such a
nature as he could avail himself of in a cause of
bankruptcy ; stud then, when Mr. Roberts had
gained his ceitificsle, he was to receive back again a
part of hit stock. All this Mr. Marryat teal that
he would pr. se to the satisfaction of the Joey ; the
assts which Mr. Roberts hail to offer his creditors
did not amount to morn Oasis 30(11.: it was a bold
cause to open, but yet he social say that, notwitha
mending al 0,6.4 pretended notifications, they dill
not na•t if y tbisdissoletion to the nodal and ilia even
it they sad, as they appeared in thr world after it as
pa keels, his Client was entitled to recover. He re.
&lacier' a nose of a but6inr.hnese, derided some
tie, ago by herd Lilenhotigoe,ti, in that Cork : the
benkitig.hoese brought an action upon a hill of es•
change at four months, against Aleuts. Kettles gird
Archer, the acceptors of it. Archer pleaded that it
bad been disco after he bad, dissolved partnergilp

with Keats', and last thrrefore he was not liable
epos h ; but this defense was sot allowed sued, b►-
maa be had selfered his same to remain our their
_ _ _

---- --- --____
sbop.door in the Poultry. That &cities led hi. to
argue. thst ss the some sow, tit. " Roberts, Herne,
sod Co." reessiord ea 1160 totem slier the diesels.

tine. as had appear«, ea it before; oey, that Si the
coaches had these sissies ;slimed afresh no them alter
this preteaded diem:station, his Client lissome& were
entitled I. recover thee the bankiisg.bouge in the
doe to w►id he hail alluded. 111 was here paid-

sisterly stromg, as he said that be should produce the
coach-painter, who pointed the names on the roach,
in the "reed which Horne was daily its the practice of
visiting the painting, which enless Horne had been •
partner, nobody woold believe Mil he world have
allowed le pureed fora ettessit. Mother circus.
atone' was also worthy the attention of the Jury.
The coontry ban-keepers had also to make op their
@mous, sootily, as well as those resideot in Lon.
deo. They were brought in daily under the old
Arm of " Roberts, Rothe, and Co. ;" and yet there
was no complaint or suggestion on the part of House
that this was not the rase, not even an intimstion to
any of them that Roberts was then the only pert-
ner : on the cootrtry, billa were sect net by alms
into th•cenntry, from time to lime, headed at the top
with the names of " Roberts and Horne," as they
ware headed at the time • hen they wets avowedly
partners. Ile, Mr. Marryat, should also slab to
press upon their attention what he should afterwards
prove by the most respectable testimony, that though
t• • dissolution was satd to bate taken place on the
4th of July, Roberts lotrodsced Horns to a gentle.
man on she 15th of that month as big partner; and
that Horne, as his partner, bought of him sundry sr.
tides. On the Ilarro*.road, after this perish!, they
hid also conjointly hired a stable; bat, when the
rent.day came, Mr. Holm* told the landlord, that
he had nothing to do with it. Ind asserted that he,
the landlord, could not possibly have any demand
against his. A smut who had displeased Mr.
Herne was dismissed by him from one of Mr. Re.
berts's coaches: the country agent, not thinking the
servant to he guilty of any impropriety, reinstated
him; and Mr. Horne, in mutilator., discharged,
the servant, sad dismissed the agent. Their very
agents on the road knit* nothing of this dissolved
partnership , some of them eten drew on Mews.
Roberts and Horne, as before: at last, boviestr,
they were refined payment, and were told that 6.7
mast look to Roberts's estate of Mi. for it. ' Per
P I then, said Mr Horne, Roberts 'sorted the coach&
sod L let him bate the horses... a silage of 61. lee
This circumstance was eery 'stupid •
adage had been noisderid 11. Whets I 4 . . dud
only be captained bf"seppoSing• that it •sra—s'
speed to she as mach as possible Ron; Roberts's
some, I. add to Mr. llorne's stock. His case was
now noerly complete; be had only one observation
to make before he should finish it, and that sea, to
account fur the delay which had taken piste in the
conduct of this Wits. In the bankruptcy of Roberts,
an intimate friend had sued oat the Commission, and
an intimate friend had been appointed assignee; from
them no discoveries hsd been expected, and no dig.
coteries Lad iron made ; it was only by seeking re.
' dress in the Coen of Chancery, and by many es-
aminstions of the bankrupt himself, by various tie.
&tor., that any thing had been at last elis
Theo, when the nulls begin to appear, the assignee
was remoted, and the Fr.sent actiau common cod,
which has hero alseatly moulding for a trial during
more than owe or two shticit.. With these oh.
nervations Mr. Msrryst closed his opening speech,
and called hi. Pail's/is/4.

Mr. John Minter, e coach proprietor at Canter-
bury, deposed, that he knew both the Defendants
personally, with whom in 1812 he was a partner ;
they three curried and worked together to and from
Canterbury awl London ; they worked the coaches
shove (i. C. near town), and he below. The firm,
which tool boon Roberts and Thompsno before, in
1812 became Roberts sod Horne. Ile is acquaint.
ed with the band-writing of Roberts; and when the
two bids of eachange, on which this action was
brought, were shown him, identified the signature
of Rot:efts, the accep•or ; be rendered monthly Sc.'
counts to them ; they received the money in
lawn, and he received it at Canterbury. The
Deft...dews carried on business at the White
Horse, Fetter lane ; and the Cross Keys, Wood.
meet. The coaches In which he was concerned with
them, were the Fever.hstr, the Rimiest', the Mar.
gate, the Canterbury. and the Dover coaches, five
in all. A number of monthly accounts were then
herded to the witness, all which he recognised as
corning from the office of Roberts and Ilorne. The
monthly accounts for the months from Jose to July
inclusive, were sll headed as from Roberts and Co.
In January, 1813, the risme was chilled from Ro-
berts and Co. to Horne alone: but this was not till
Roberts had been made a bankrupt. He coronet speak
as to the'esect period of the dissolution of the part.
nership between Roberts and Horne, though le
knows that it was announced to I ins • considerable
time before the end of the year 1812
On his cross-essminalion by Mr. Tongs° he
stated, that the Ketit coach, in which he was en.
gaged, was an individual concern, different poorer..
tors running different stages at their own "spruce.—
Dodo( the latter part of 1812, Mr. Roberts ran
from Rochester to Gravesend t Mr. Horne from
Gravesend to London ; esch their ono ge7arare
siren: he has known Roberts ever shits 18(.7. At
the end of 1811, Horne comer, with him, nod their
partnership eornmenred as Volwrrs and Horne: a!I
Its. niers were signed Roberts and Horne.
ke-osamitred by Mr. fir:tnr.y.-11e can't sly
whether he knew of the dicsolorion of partnership
betweee Robot(' and 11,:rne, i.r Jolt, 1812, thoogh

dog• of lie year : he Insist it from a not* soot Mo.
In Mt 11111/10111 botteren tba dinwld•iww of postwar.

ship sod the close of the year, Roberts run into
debt 5001. Roberts wss out of besisteas for woo
time, as there Well as 'stout issued agaiest his pro.
petty. Horne booght the property seder that et -
tent, and carried on the bushiets •n his own es-
corted till 1813, when he sold his intent in Mr.
Bleeet, she has carried on !mishits, the White
' Horse ever since. After the notice of dissoluthre,
the semi of Roberts and Horne was iliecontioaed ha
the @cement. Horne carried on business st the Crone
Reis, sod be. witness, cannot tell who oianard t
et the White Hone. In drivirig oho couches (row
Canterbury to Rochester, end from itactesten,to
London. each mu took the mosey for his eon per.

dealer stage.
Mr. Join Cookies, a brewer, from Briley, in
fired. stated, that be tied had deallogi shit Itsibert4
and Co.; be said them hey Inc the first time is 4.-
noisy, 1814; and mails last delivery of it in Sip.
leasber of same year. There was a Willett of
471. 3s 6J. in his faiovr, fur which be took a bill,
lb bleb mai dishossared when it boom dor. Ti ,o
boy was delivered on ohs joiut acronat of Rebate
and Hornei at the Golden Lion, Healey-heath.
Mr..Arithony Hall, Solicitor to the last witsost,
said, that after ssedry attendaoces, he got the bill
of exchange, given so his Giros. paid airiest a
law-suit on September SP, 1813. His (Mr. Horne's)
ceases for rosiiting it, was that he thought that it
had bees previously paid : it sae paid for Roberto
mod Horse.

-
Mann said, that be treated with both Mr.
Here. and Mr. Roberta ee Jolt 11, 1811, for the
lathe' of • stable, which was his property. They
agreed to take it es the 13d of tame walla, He is
gullet/eclair they bah applied together.
Francis Matkett, Esq. slated, that on the Bth et
Judy. 1812, he wet introduced by Mr. Roberts to
Mr. Honor, whom Mr. Roberts represented to Whig
partner. They passed •hint le the street near the
India-ham, es he was going to the Corn-Ezeimege;
they asked Mai if he had got any ewe to mil; his
replied is the alirmative, sad after semeteneeraitlem
they bought mast be had, as aIW some Wit bay.
Wheels asked him where they wattle wish to bare
the hay delivered, at North/mt. Dartford, or Gomm.
mod: after a private coefereees of some Weals maer
said at Oravesesd. Their coddles he 1813 rae elm%
Itise road seder the tomes of Reber's, Herne, sod
eo., though he claim speak positively ea to their
homes in 1812. When he went fur mutest for hie
•eove and hey, Horne revised to give him s sispeace:
4he bill which be had accepted sae disimmotived, end
what oitness went to remonstrate with Hons., im
Fetter-lace, Mr. Horne said, What do you swat
by cawing her. seindline me out of my meal ?"
On which 1 told him, If he did •.t pay In 84 beers
he should be arrested. After getting that amwec
witness went sway. The dishousured bill was slwatil,
"J. W. Roberts and Co." Ho brought an action
lepoo the bill, sod was eemeited in It.
Martha Bertram proved, that Horne had exercised
authority over Mr. Roberts's coaches, by dismissing
her hothead. who was the aerlooker to the coaches
at Gravesend. in Dec. 181%, and his borm.keeper I.
the October previoes. All that time Habit's and
Horne was en their catches. She looked upon Horne
to be as much master as Roberts, sod never heard et
any dissolution of partnership between them.
Thomas Mason is a coach-painter, and worked foe
Roberts tied Horse in New-street, Fetter-lame ;
pointed mural coaches is Janos ry, 1812., when thus
'Gentlemen commenced partnership,with their names;
painted others in like WISSOISf in Most aid Septets-
, her, sod never receive.' any orders to cram any
name till the end of December, from the 6res, sad
then he erased Reinhold. Herat saw him pietist;
these coaches, and if Horse had twitted him to desist
he should certainly have deer so, as he considered
him quite as mach his toaster as Mr. Rumbold.
Mr. Pont, of Nerthamptee, said he had made the
same changes at Nertkamptee as the preceding wit-
ness at London, and swore that he never heard of
any dissolution of partnenhip till December, 1812.
Several other witnesses. some guards to the dine.
rent coaches at the White Horse Fetter-lane, swore
to their ignorance of the diuoletioe of partnerships
and to the tlffes4l eats of authority by Mr. Hera.
Several indefinite in London also testified to the
awe effect. On the part of the prosecstloo elation
witnesses were esamined ; at the end of which the
bills were pet in owl proved.

Mr. TOPPING, la reply, stated, that Roberta% MI..
tillcste discharged him hem all liability, and that be
was therefore surprised to see his name on the record.
It could only be put there to reseed him from be-
coming a ',items In this case• Ile contended, that
tine roneogion of interest, which he was obliged to
admit ealsted in the Kent•road, was not a partner-
ship, and end red to impeach the tediumy at
the witnesses. Ile stated that thagrawd
point whieh be bad to effect was, to show that Mr.
S'uovre knew of the dissolution, which be promised is
do by proving that Mr. Shane took in a paper be
uhicb the notice of this di.selstion was inserted.
This assertion he however forgot in conducting tin
olefence. Ile said that ■ eery strong argument against
Mr. Shivre's eels arose from this circwasstearo.
Oat Mr. Shaw' hunt pad mosey Iglu Mr. Herm •
nolooket's hands, on account of Mr. Ilene, upitho.s.
ewer thinking of spnl)ing these hill. es • set-off; a
proof that he then thought that he bed no jest claim
on Horne. There was also a poet of this wines
tint having originated with Mr. Shaw., but (mit. -
Immo huvy meddling fellow, from a letter of Mr.
Shane+, which he should pat in as voidance, and
which 031 to the fellewing elect, in reply fount here