The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-28 00:00:00

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wiros an action upon a polity of isteagasea,
elefendant was a subscriber. The cola urns
tricliefore the Loan CUM, JUSTICE at the last sittings
• litaildhall, and a verdict fogad for Om plaintiff. Kg;
scour:sow applied to the Court for a rule to thaw
Ww why verdict should nut be set aside, awl
, nil granted. He grounded this applicatien
spa as alfoirvit, rebutting the evidence of theCagetelo
the mired vessel, by which he said the Jury had bees
siodpatty biassed. It was, he stated. a geserni rule, that
ifsa stored vessel meets with an accident ea her psi.
se to her destination, which defeats the object of the
nyege, then the parties belonging to her might throw
woven the hands if the underwriters, and go for a
Hot, in this case, the object of the voyaged
uileee completed, and the vessel was quietly lyrsgso
ale ise of St. ThOtilall's ; and he therefore contended,
tiet lie andetwriters ought not to be bound to under-
mit ao indefinite charge, bat that their total responsi-
bility slight to cease wiser the object of the voyage had
beeti attained. The ',earned Counsel having stated that
„thee *lions upon the same policy were about to
be instituted, the Loan Cuter JUSTIt t said Mr. SCAR-
LITT might take a rule, if he was contented with it, In this
dispe.—“Tu shew cause why judgment should not he
,told soil the result of the other actions upon the same
policy should be 'mown.
tii.SCARLZTT gillited to it in this chaps.
noixt..sen.e Alto °TIMMS r. r

Thisxaaathe rase of tweet, bron4ht against the de-
feedant nominally, but in fact to recover from the East
Ilia Company the value of a cargo of goods which
tier bad delivered to a Ur. Campbell. The circus'.
cances of the case Avers laid before the public at the
brae, which took place at the last Sittings.
Mr. Scanterr, for the defendant, now obtained a
nit to skew cause why a new trial should not take
men OF lIILDFOIIIO r.
This, it will he recollected, was an action brought by
&plaintiff to recover certain tolls and duties, alleged
mid& and payable upon all fruits and vegetables sold
is Covent Garden market. The Jury upoc the trial,
aid for the plaintiff.
01.MAkItTATT now went into a long argument, to
waits the Court to grant a rule Nisi tor a new trial.
The Court unanimously agreed that there was a*
rail for the application.

StITE OF THE PRISONS IN PARIS.

mo following is the state of the civil Prisons of
Pl7ll ad its Arontlissement, as to the number of their
isksbilsers:—

?urecTuat—V men; 9 women.
Woe Dg VDU 111-225.

MistioNtarres, (now all women, but daring the
krelatioa the Prison for persons accused of counter-
nvelitioaarr &eta, or en,pected, and was the depositary
s(msay of the taglish held in arrestation accordiag to
'Mimeos of the IStb September, 1793), in all M—
ir. accused. 74; condemned. PO ; fur debt, 6; young
persona for earrectien, 6.
SAINII Pk :LAOIS-639 ; Ili. accused, I ; cottdenined,
479; for debt, 159.
Malsox ne Jrsrrre. (formerly the Coweiergerie,
where the (Smen, Madame gliailielb. Monsieur Le fonr
es Pin, !Lilly, the Astronomer, Ice. &c. were tried),
Itiriz. 52 men 472 women. - -- - ..
SCILTiLIt (appropriated fo prisoners of an taforfor
lel, 363.
Safi Ltralta (all women), 514.
PtriTt nate (women of the town), 379.
Rani Of CORMSCTION FOIL VAGABONDS (ILI Si. IBMIliS),
LW ; i1t.177 men. :;7!1 women.
SAINT (Lout) (prison), none.
Ilecac-aa-Itme (prison), none.
Utror De MENPICITIL, at Fillers Uotterits-6241
RI. N men, 313 women.
LISSY CUZANCOURT (paternal correction), tr.
MILITARY PRISONS.
%Or, 62; Montaigne, lOU—Cieneral total, coo-
the Military, 4,s9l—(Afonitenr.)

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on Wednesday, the 4.6 th instant, aged 76,
t• Andrews, of Royston, Horst, the ealebeated
Ore lure's Alivanack. By his own industry, from
I reification, he made great progresh in the
%W tarts, and was justly esteemed one of the best
likkesers of the age. lie was Many years engaged
r of the Nautical Ephemeris, and on rel)rint
I.ll.csituation, received the thanks of the Board
If lettlittesie, accompanied, by a handsome present;
"I 'tribute for hit long and arduous services.
Ss
~ knowledge of astronomy and the ma-
ims acknowiedlesl Mr all sricntiik m
* T
eat icynaiiited with ,cis shinnies, hut the grea.,
!revue MIMI was never more conapieuois than Ilari.
iNthlitiviusi of his last illness', and on his deatit-hed
ISt a rarinur escaped his lip, buts itv of mind,
' tesignation, *sere constantly depicted in
in which amiable titration he conti-
' spark had did.
1s SvanEV.—ln addition to the
now open and without turnpike,.
Imo n to Camberwell-greed,
a saving in distance of nearly two miles
Rom Westminster into Kent, another extela.
las been embraced of opening a wide read
' of Water-late, and Ephra-road at Britte•
in the left, and into Britton-WI en Am
. lots of the adjoiaing land are now table
and thus a populous* neighbourhoed Its
icing lip in a beautiful and healthy country,
• known but u farm lead; gni by thie a
Inication with Croyd6a seems to be hid's'
NUM future day, whisk will render more easy
the traffic into Surrey and Sussex. These
furnish employment for many laborings
hands; but it is Matter of great regret
who wish for employnsent are by far
number of those who complain fine yea

STOAY.—Ao old beggar Waillll
.aCbriatntas into a worthy'll
land, to ask alms. She was ‘d t•
, late which the butler man 41111110111
question the poor uvulas, was asked
what pleas he held ? He answeredi
upon which she remarked," Thrill
"II warrant thee, thou leaks is *eel."
1 groom soon followed, and, alter
asked what pleases they bed ? 018
remarked, " You hey good please%
a fat." At last of all the 'Squire 11P•
Wad woman, how do you find pier-
A?" " Marry, 1 knew net," replied
Tura raki, bit, pray thee, what pima
• worthy 'Squire emiled, upon told&
exclaimed," noel' hey want
ought un't, for thou's thinnest
enjoyed the joke, oodoeml•tho
-e heart's aasteat, god wag lir
of provisions.

?Noce, and resignation, *sere co
isesuienrare, in which titular!,
asst Atli the vital spark had ned.
lIMOVEMENTS IN SURRLir.—
!amigos ,road, now open and
he lkonington-connon to (
41ich &yds a saving in distance
'4I half Rom Westminster into I
" kith has been embraced or c
dated of Water-lute, and E 1
i! Amite on the left, and into
Several lots of the adjoiaing
Itililag, and thns a poptilos
pinging up in a beautiful
ink known but u farm
araunanication with Croyd
a some future day, which w
*leaf the traffic into Surrey
is furnish employment
hoiastrina* hands; but it is m+
led that those who wish for em
wailset samba of those who
a. ,
A CIIIIIITICAS STOIIY.—Ao I
her way this Christmas into
it Wistmerland, to ask alms.
impala a ram, isle which the
thell*tire to question the pot
et her turn, what pleas he I
'is IS° 101101" upon which abs
I pod pleas, warrant thee,
embeitlen sad groom soon
Parley, were asked what plea
toid. the rein/lied, " Y•u
ye. yete a sa fat" • At last
who said, " woman, II
this Midst's ?" " Marry, I
tar, " its ?arra raid, Sys,
het?" The worthyll
IFlralwas old woman exclaims('
bun, I'll lay ought on'
we' The enjoyed II
to her heart's
herttel:l full of proviti