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

.land. sod bad taken his renege for that purpose
ea beard the Dashes, of Gerdes East Intliaman,l
which ship est lest, seri hissed( •iitt others perish.
fa. Ills *sent ie Irendee, scoreboard to manage
his stairs, sad to coodect his interests in this roan.
try, had draw, bills, which were Gemmed and paid
by the Company, to the emeount of 2.3.0001. All
these bills were drawls at a slat* posterior to tho
death of Mr. flop*. Those marmite's look place
in the year IMO; and the Coed was already in pea-
sessi tttt of the (act, that the Compaey bad paid bills
i.f this description, Omagh drawls by prevention.—
Th. action bevies been tried, led to a verdict for the
Defendants, and be homily sew salssitted to the
Court, that the verdict wasincerreei.
The COURT, after cousideratien, held, upon
•
review of all the circeelataeces of this ease, that dam
was enough stated to ;testify the present applicatien.
To applicatiows of this estate, they were always Me
dy to attend, and to eessider the greets& epee
chicle they were brought forbad. Bet is this 011111
alley were averse to interfere, conceiving that Is so
view of the subject, it curie sere properly as a set.
ter of fact within Aire previa** of a Jolty ; sod iu
*wither Nett, considered as act a matter of feet, it
fell more immediately nader.the cognisance et ether
teasti.

-411116 n.
COURT OF COMMON PLIAII, Nov.ll.
WILLS 5. GIRLIMO.
Mr. Setjeust Vauottan stated the case for the
Plaintiff It was as adios breaght for recovery of
11151. 3s. the amount of • ptomissory note, dated Sib
Jane, 1817. s.d paged by a person of the ease of
Bath, cohjeletly sill) the Defends.l le this awe —1
The motto. was to have bees paid by colon instal.
teens, sad was really dee by Bath, who sobs.
gently twain a bankrupt, aid was oily able I.
pay to his creditors tee.pence Is the pound. Theis.
ointment was setheaticated by a clerk of the Pion.
tiff's solkiter, Mr. Lysol', sake stated that he ad.
visa a prourissety note, le preittreees to a Inwall, ila
order to save /apace.
Mr. Serjrant BLossrrr, for the Doleadeat, odd,
this was a transactine where these parties were cos.
tented, the Plaintiff. the Defendant, sod
Two gentle's would arise est of the mano—litst
whether the mote had not ben fraudelautly ebtsiwed
by Wells—secondly, is hither the terms le Shish It
sr.,. thane up dill net stipples for a uswriellegaillo
• Bath kept Ilse Grapes poblic.beese at &hen)
Surrey, cod awls ebb Oho who was a
Weser, for heir. la the letter esd a 1818, he be.
. ease rosbarreased in his slabs, sod bevies firrlkfilli•
ly from the Plata it 1001. to furnish his
1w0.... upon the presumption that be would be able
so supply the household of the Prins of SeRSCao
. berg vti.ts beer, he fiend hissedf enable to disolmalb,
the debt, rod another sou of 804. else awned by
tho Plaintiff to him. The Plaintiff became aware of
his instilnecy. and to snore Idwarif be reconnei
to au artillee which went to &freed the ether isredio
tors. Ile wrote to Bath, sidles that it wield be tul
his (Beth's) ad ge to he sepplird I. future with
London porter in reference to that which the nab.
tiff had sold him, as he was to have had the seises
of the Prince Leopold's establishment ; he Iberia,*
recommteded his to Mr. Elliott, a Leedom brines
This was dew. by the Plaintiff in order to avail
bits
self of a practice which had always preeelled la the
lode, namely, for the sew brewer le &chine est
• balance doe by a sew customer to the brewer will
whom he dealt before. Aceordieg le this sesima.
Mr. Elliott nederteek to pay the Plaintiff she IDOL
due to his by Bath, who, however, bad by this mt.
}Wind bees 'silly of a freed towards other eve
dhoti', knead", es he did that Both was laselrent at
the time. The other suet of 801. was theses whieh
formed the grimed of this salsa. The nits for that
Item ins pasted ea Se very day that Mr. Elliott en.
derlook le pay the 1001. and wes sin obtained wader
fraedulest circumstances. The ?Wolff offend Bath
to interfere for his with his ether creditors, mad to
prevail on them to accept of :sew of bs. is the
posed, provided Bath wield get lves, penes to
join him lea vote for the whole sem dee to himself.
This Bath premised, sod the anitegestee was, that
the Defendant was 'adored, lest as be was of tbe
real tiresomeness" of Beth, to joie his le the este
to the Planta The Leaned &rejoin neat pct.
ended to show that the melees vitiated by a series
soneetest. losesoch as it footed, that if *ere should
be a faller, le polies soy of the instelseets when
doe the parties would be liableset eel, to the pas.
bat else to the whole stale feted* that would
hare anessiated spew It. This estieipaties of 15.
tenet was, he selsmittad, alssarises soodereosy, aid
therefore be neteeded that the Plaintiff mast in this
case ha noisselted.
The•Covirt said, that the facts with regerd to Ilse
debt were dearly proved • bet it was for the Den
indent thereafter to rely the points if Intl 111
they costa be sestaieed. At the rant sitigtati%
felt blsseif bend t. let *ewes to the Jury.
The Jury refereed a vordkt for tberielotlir...
Veneto 11111.

COURT OW ARCHES. Nev. IL
aunt? OF PARISH CLERGYMEN TO PRESIDI AT
VESTRY MEETINGS.
?NV /MT. $l. WILSON, unto' orr ST. MART, WOOL.
WWII. V. ALVA/HMIS VIIMAVIN
Sir Joan Ramo& this day pwejedemeet eMthe
above genies, promoted •h Wilms against
Mr. M'Malb, in theformn of duties served and erti.
cles eshibited, which charged lbw Minden with
ladeesatly haterreptisg mad mantle; the Mid
Rector free 'residing as Chairman itt • Meeting Of
the Vestry; the Defendant deists,g t. preside ea Wf
sight, he basin been chosen to Chaireen by a
majority of the milliners there eseembled, to the
escheats. of the said Rector, Dr. Wilton, denim'
by sieges of his elidel character, the right to preside
as Chiron at all
The admissibility of these articles was dhpeted
upon two grounds That the Minister had we
tight to preside, opposed le` the gement; election ef
parlshiesteri in "favour of Mr. M`Math, consequently
there amid be no interreptiee. ,jelly That the Court
bad no jeriedictien .r authority to sepprem such ie•
torrepolen ea the gloved that the parishioners had a''
ri•ht to elect a Chairmme from among themselves, by
• majority of votes.
This sett was promoted without personal 'Ames
slty, mei meroly for the purrs' of try* the gees.
Coo, is it aitirli?•l grottally over the whelekingdem.

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