The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-15 00:00:00

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against thi caprice of the strong and Wealthy, and
place those under the protection of dispassionate
authority who, without tech aid; were liable to be-
come the victims of hatred, tereegtit, and inSatialde
avarice. And, on whichever side they tie* it, they
will find that its tendency is to brtiak the galling
chains of hopeless and pennyless prisortell,.serving
to restore thousands to the bosoms of their afflicted
families, affording them an opportunity of paying
their creditors, giving than a chance of retries/Jog the
errors of inexperience or credulity, and enabling
them to become useful and respectable members of
society.
Ought more—need more—be urged in favour of
any human law ? Considered merely as an alter-
native in a choke of difficulties—its only errors are
those of charity and beneficence. But, estimated as
one of those contrivances of wisdom, by which man
endeavours to confer perfection on his establish-
ments, its faults, though magnified by the prejudices
of inordinate self-love, can never be made more evi,
dent or conspicuous, than the spots iu the ALL
GLORIOUS SUN.

FROM rns LONDON G4ZEITE, Piss. 14.
At the Court at Carlton-house, the 13th of Fe-
, bruary, 1815, Present, his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent in Council.
Sheriffs appointed by his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent in Council, in the name and on the be-
hal f of his Majesty for the year 1815.
BEnronosetaE—Robert H Hobert, of P.m 111de, Esq.
Breasstitair—John Wills, of flungerford Park, Faq.
BLVKINGNANSIIIIIE—Tbootas Digby Aubrey, of Chilcot House,
Esq.
Comm/ens and iffssenstmos—Knight Cook George Mitchell,
. of Henningford Grey, F.. 9.
! Carsmaz —John Isherwood, of Marple, Esq.
Coifs EaLoso illiam PoismibyJohnotoo,'of Walton-House,
Esq.
Dr.naisntaz—Sir Henry Fittherhert, of Tissington, Hart.
Davos:sofas—James Mary mid Elton, of Chtifch Stuck, Liq.
Doassioniss:--George Smith, of Spette:bury, Esq.
. Essr.st Luke Win. 11 afford. of Little Bardfield, Elq•
~tioorritsrsnsttints—Williani Morris' of Sevenhanpton, Esq.
fintsroapsulso—Edward 'Thomas 'Foley, of Stoke FAA,
Esq.
.HERTroroastitt— ;wires' Reid, of Chippiag Barnett, Esq.
I A SST Robert Foote, of Chart n, Esq.
.I.Etestereassiat-JEdward Farnham. of Qnotraloii, Esq.
' Jasircoussama—Joseph Livesey, of Bauorber,
Mossemirosalite—Sainnel Bossinqiiet, of Dingestow, Esq.
• NollroLK —Thomas 'Thornhill, of Itiddleswotth, Esq.
Non-room rrossonte—Levison Vernon, of Stoke Bruern, Esq.
Nn forays§ MERLON D —George Baker, of Stanton, Esq.
SoTTINGSLIXSOIN t —John Smith Wright, of Walford, Esq.
Osionotitiall—Edward Francis i milston, of Eakins, Esq.
ttanleasanut—Samuel Parker, of Lyntlfm.Esq.
Siptorestaz— Farmer Taylor, of GIP, .
Somtastrisoias—Jolin Pbelips, of NI ontacute, Esq.
STA PPORDINTIRE— tl enr% Crockett, of-Little Onn llail. ESq.
Cotlorr or'Souiroostrros—Henry Bosanquet, of Clayville-
. Lodge, Esq.
BeivoLa—Charles Tyrrell, of Gipping, Esq.
Sees cc—James Laing, of Strea th. to. FAri•
Sums—Rickard Watt Walker, of Micheigrove, Esq.
'Waawicssistar—James Woolley, of Icknield-ho ire, Esq.
Wit.Titnaz--(leorge Eyre, of lirawshaw, Esq.
WooeisyEESNIGE —FAlward I hoon. of Dodley, Esq.
Yoessantz—William Garfurth, of Wiggiathorpe, Esq.
SDUTII WALES.
CA RMARTNEN—neorre Mears, of lamtephea-plate, Esq.
Pessaaoas—Marris Williams, of Cwioglosii, Esq.
CARDIGAN—Herbert Evan-, of Ilighineod, Esq.
GLA Hon GAN—W illiata Tait, of Cardiff, Esq.
BR scoss—ilugh Prier, of Castle Matlock, Eaq.
Itopsow—William Davis. of (halve. hog.
NORTH W ALES.
Maarowerw—Lewis Vaaehaa, of Penmen Dniey, Estr.
CARMAN vo7B Wail= Grytlydd Oa betty, of Hachvosi at,' Bog.
ANGLESEY—Robert Hughes, of PAyn LlanAoed, Coq.
MoNTGOVERT—Pryee .Idnes, of
Griffith
Carord, FJI:
. Dostamo—Charlis riffith W one, of Pemre °Mae, Esq.
1 FLINT—Sir Richard Brook, of Hope-Hall, Bart.

An Order in Council, in this Gazette, continues
for six months the prohibition of the exportation out
of this kingdom, or carrying coastwise, gunposider
or saltpetre, or any sort of arms or ammunition, ex-
cept under the Order in Council of the 20th of May,
1813, tp the coast of Africa, under the conditions
ccatained in the said Order.
Another Order in Council also continoes for six
Months the prohibition of the transporting into any
girls.out 'of this kingdom of any pig iron, bar iron,
hemp, pitch, tar, rosin, turpentine, anchors, cables,
cordage, masts, yards, bowsprits, oars, oakum, or
other natal stores, with the usual exceptiolta.

J Shatt. Plvmouth-dock, Ituttatonger, PeN. 25, 94; March
28. at the l'online Inn, Sheikh!. Attornies, Messrs. Parker,
and Brown, Sheffield; and Messrs. Blagrave and Walter,-Sy-
mood's Inn.
W. Greenwnedt Elwlek., Yorkshire. farmer, Feb. 27, 28,
March ?R. at the King's Head Lou. Bingley. Attornies, Messrs.
Few. Ashmore, and Hamilton. Henrietta-greet, Covent-pr-
deh; nod Mr. Barrett, Jolt. !Bagley.
T. Smith. Old Barge Hoare, London. corn-dealer, Feb.
28, March •28, at (iuildhall. Attorney, Mr. Humphries, Searle-
street, Lincoln's Inn.
F. Mellitt; St. Mary Axe, inertbaht, Feb. 18, 25, March YR,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and
Pearee, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. •
J. Harries, St. Thomas the Apostle. Devonshire, currier,
Feb. 28, at Ole Old London lan, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs.
Lamb, Broiler'. and Hawke, Princes-street; and Messrs.
Brotton and Ford, Exeter.

DIVIDENDS.
March 6 and 7, C. C. E. Welby, Leicester, banker—March
8, O. Bellaire, Leicester, banker—March 7, D. Tyson, Li-
verpool, merchant—March IS, J. Stroud, Walton-upon-napes,
brickmaker—March 7, E. S. G. Munithouse and hl. A. Gor-
man, London, merchants--March 7, H. Green, Great Wet-
don, draper—March 7, B. Wells, Gracechurch-street,
sler—March 11, J. Stanton, Tottenham-court-road, statuary—
March 4, H. Cooper and R. %Milan, Mount-street, Hanover-
square, coach-makers—March 7, Cark, otherwise Carlo Call-
ineir, Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, tailor—March 11, .1.
Earl, sen. and J. Earl. Jun. Westmotland-place, City-road,
beast-salesmen—March 11, R. TrevitMck and R. Dickinson,
Fore-street, Limehouse, dealers in iron tanks—March 11,
J. Limpet, New-Cross, Deptford, barge-master—March 7,
W. Oliver and G. H. Townsend, Howford-buildings, Fen-
church-street, coal-merchants—March 8, W. Judd, sen. W.
Judd, Jnn. tu,d R. Judd, Danbury. carriers—March 10, T.
Robinson and N. Lawrence, Liverpool, merchants.

CERTIFICATES—Haat-NT.
A. Warrington, Shrewsbury, bricklayer—J. A. Garry,
Greeowich, broker—J. Whitehead, M. Howurd,•and J. Had-
dock, Cateaton-street, bankers—K. K. Frost, Launceston
maltster—W. Sheppard, Bristol. bookseller—S. Clark, Coo:
mercial-road, hnplyender—G. France. Swansea, linen-draper
—(. Walton, Halifax, grocer—J. Kidd, Ho!beck, flour-mer.
chant—G. Masters. Newport, Monmouthshire, brewer—T.
Thomas, Bristol. Her.

A, soap-boiler.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Bass and J. D. Spencer, Oibraltar. merchants—P. Part-
Ington and J. Shaw, Old 0 matt, Manchester, calico-printers
—J. Delcosix and A. Thevcnot, Old Bond-street. perfumers—
.). Kerfoot and P. Bradshaw, Barton-upan.lrwell, cotton.ma-
infaeturers—J. G. Straw and I'. Norton, Lincoln, mercers—
It. Hens and W. G. Pratt, Stowmarket, carpenters—W. Dod-
son and T. Holley, Sheffield, stone-masons-4 Pemberton. R.
Mitchell, and T. Bishop. I latton-garden, jeweller--S.Cohen and
E. Lazarus, Chiswell-street, India muslin-warehousemen—T.
Fulham and R. Hoperaft, Mitchell-street, St. Luke's, iron-
founders—G. llehert and %V. Hebert. Poultry_. booksellers—J.
Ormrod, T. Hardeastle,.l. Hainforth, and J. Hallam, Bolton-le-
Maori. muslin-manufacturers—P. Bateman and W. Bateman,
Bunhill-row. silversmiths—W. Cheetham and J. Bailee, South-
well, listen-drapers—C. Roe and W. Herbert, Gutter-lane, rib-
bon-manufacturers—J. Boddan and W. Cunningham, Manches-
ter. linen-drapers—A. Ts e and J. Tomkias, Newport-Pagnell,
plumbers and glaziers—D. Joslin and T. Joblin, Braintree,
grocers.

LAlf INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fits.l4.

Lord Elleoboroogh held his first Sittings after
Term this day, at Westminster Hall.

QUINN V. REYNoLvs.

This was an actinn, by which the Plaintiff, who
was stated to be an eminent and ingenious mathema-
tical instrument and hydrometer-maker, sought to
recover from the Defendant, who had been educated
to the profession of surgery, and was a gentleman
equally distinguished for fortune and fashion, the
sum of 5001. contained in a check granted by him to
the Plaintiff, on the hOuse of Ransom, Morlaod,
and Co. bankers, so long back as the month of Fe-
bruary, 1812; also for the sum of 401. being the
price ais instrument made by the Plaintiff, from a
pattern furnished to him by'the Defendant, and deli-
vered to Mm; and also for various advances in money
made by the Plaintiff, to, or on account of the De-
fendant, between the months of February and June,
181'2, at which time the Defendant found it conve-
nient, on account of temporary pecuniary embar-
rassments, to make a voyage to the East Indies, in
the capacity of surgeon of-the John Palmer East
Indianian, commanded by Capt. Reed, on whom the
Defendant had large claims. The John Palmer East
Indiana's, it appeared, was, in the coarse of the
voyage home, lost at sea, and the Captain and every
person on board perished. Fortunately for the De-
fendant, however, it would seem that the Captain
and be had a quarrel, in regard to Ills itate of their
money transactions, which terminated in the • De-
fendant's recovering from Capt. Reed as much money
as he could procure from him, to The amount of
many thousand pounds, and quitting the John Palmer
in India. Having taken his voyage home in another
ship, the Defendant arrived safely in England, but
hating disputed his debt to the Plaintiff, the present
action was brought to recover the amount.
From the testimony of the Plaintiff's brother, it
appeared that the Plaintiff and Defendant were parti-
cularly intimate; that they were both occasionally
embarrassed, and occasionelly flush of money ; that
some part of the Plaintiff's funds, by which he was
enabled to assist a friend, arose from his having been
successful at play ' • that the amount of the check on
Remote end Co.'s house was composed of a number
of h 0. U. tickets, which the Plantiff had formerly
led of the Dtifetsdant's, Arc.
sr the part of the Defendant it was shown, that
month of June 1813, the Pleintifr had been
ted to the custody of the Marshal of the{
g Bench prison for debt; that in-the mouth of
verisber 1813, he applied to be liberated frdm that
custody*der the Lords'Act, having in his Schedule
stated Mama to have tin property whatever, and
having, though he *as not liberated In consequence,
istactioned that, shatemeht by his oath.
Lord Ettatteononcio• left it with the Jitty fealty,
I whet*, they could believe the testimony they had
heard this day in support of the Plaintiff's claims,
struck at as 'it was by the Math of the Plaintiff trial-
r
The Jury immediately found for the Defendant.