The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-05 00:00:00

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COURT OF CHANCERY, Dec. 4.

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MIMIC V. CLAM.

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PORRION (wpm Dsr. ♦:
'nip King has bees pinkie to *prate of M. Angrand to
e ConAd at Liverpool for his most Christian Majesty.

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OIONINSIOII is the East Essex Militia. signed by the Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Ftsrez.
amigo 11. Bell, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Osborne, de-
compd.
Mumoastillus.—l'be appointment of Ensign C. Osborne
was (insetted by mistake.

DAPISMIPTY.
;H. Court, Fite-street-hill. straw hat. manufacturer. to snr-
render Dec. ILI6. Jan. l& at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Remolds, St. Jiebn-street. Clerkanwell.
T. flayfer. Brullyard, Sufolk, neerchaat. Dec. 12, 13, Jan.
,110. at the Bell Ise. Sessiondbase. Sufolk. Attorneys. Messrs.
Remit and Mayhew. Saintandbam; and Mr. Alexander,
Cerey-street, Lineobes-ina-fields.
W. Mebane. Kebabs. Suffolk, fanner, Dee. 12. 13, Jan.
the Bell Tan, Saxasundbam. Suflolk. Attorneys. Mr.
soatherell,4lfaxamedhaus ; and Mr. Elkin, Temple Cham-
bers.
W. Moyse. flazasundhans, Suffolk. hater. Dee. 12, 13.
Jan. 16, at the Bell lan. flarnsundhant. Attorneys. Mr.
Southwell, Saxasundhans ; and Mr. Elkins, Temple Cham-
bers.
Gnaws. Sheffield, merchant. Dec. 14, IS. Jan. 15. at
the Tontine Inn, SheSeld. Attorneys, Mr. Knowles, New
Inn ; and Messrs. Wheat. SheSeid.
• W. Barker. Welch Whittle, Lancashire. victualler. Dec.
19. Dec. 14, at the Fleece Ise. Preston, Lancashire.—
Attorneys, Mr. Stock. Chorley. Lancashire; and Messrs.
' Chippendell. Kos. sod Yadop. Great Queen-street.
E. and W. W. Dist Norwich, brick-makers. Dec. 17. 19,
Jan. lb, at the Norfolk Hotel. Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs.
IlignoW and liriglSwell, Norwich; and Messrs. Holm*,
Fraraptoa. sed Litho. New lan.
J. Hankies. eadifoot, Wostmorriaad. Joiner, Dee. 29.
22, Jan. 16. It lb* Lose and Crown is., Kirkby. Lonsdale.
Westmoreitind. Ateareeys, Messrs. Holum, Frampton, and
Lanes, Neer had Mr. PISMO, Kirkby, Lonsdale.
T. Dos. Beeilsghosobsolkor. MLA, at Goildhall. 22, and
Jan. IS, at the Cosa oCommississers of Bankrupts, Ba-
Onghall-street. Attorney. Mr. limos. Hatton-garden.
J. Hutchins. House-Park-buildings. Stoke Damerel. n:-
.oas hi re, bender, Dee. IS, ID. Jan. 16. at Weakisy's Hotel.
Piymouth Dock. Attelmovs, Messrs. Raise. North, and
Smart. Temple • and Mr. V.lworthy.Plyinoeth-Dook.
W. Durkin. it. John. Beverley. Yorkshire. miller. Dee.
13, 14, Jan. IS, at the King's Coffee-house. Kingston-upon-
Hull. Attorneys, Mr. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn; and Mr.
Richardson, Hull.
J. Warner. Garferth. Yorkshire, maitster. Dec. 13, 14,
Jan. 16; at the Star tea. Pontefract. Attorneys. Mr. Bettye,
chancery-lane; and Mr. Pauses, Selby,Yorkshire.
DIVIDSNDS.
Jan. 3, J. sad J. Helms. Carlisle. common-carriers. at
the Grey Goat Inn. Carilsia—Dec. It F. Fenton, Sheffield.
merchant. at the Tontine Inn, Siteilleld—Dec. 26, J. Robin-
son, Birmingham. factor. at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham—
Dn. 25, G.E.Aubrey, Manchester. merchant, at the Star
Inn. Masebester—Dise..27. W. Durham. Ozhead. Norfolk,
paper maker, at the White Lion Ina, St. Peter of Mnro%
Norfolk—Dea. 21, T. Landon, Hartford. Cheshire salt-
nranufacturer, at do Mice of Mr. Hostage, Norwich,
Cheshire—Dee. J. Martia. Liverpool, merchant, at the
George Inn, Liverpool—Jan. 12, W. Peak*, Sloane-square,
linen-draper. at Guidludb—Dee. 31. T. Bramfit, Bradford,
Yerkshire, grocer, at the Court House, Leeds—Jan. 2, W.
Canby, Leeds, grocer, at the Court House. Leeds.
CIIIITIVICifTSII.—DIC. 25.
T. Ptsyrair, New Bond-street. teed-insker—W. Jackson.
Lusted-fent. Cadham, Kest. fanner—M. Newton, Newcas-
tie-up?n-Tpee, cooper.
earrrisientel DISMAYS%

S. Court sad J. Oreenhalghl Hammersmith, braziers—J.
Harrison and 0. Hay, Great Chapel-street, Broadway.
Westminster, Gilead cognomen-0. Callingworth sad M.
Dalliou•Qswuhary.Tforbbk% resers—S. Massa and G.
'Smart, lhollers—J. Ablersea end A. Musgrave.
Bask. Lesis. grocers—T. Jones, W. H. lies. and S.
Jones. St. John-street. West Bmithield. wholesale grocers
—J. Steward end T. Feemell, Talbot-eoert, Oracechurch-st.,
bottle porter merehents—R. Orsos and Son, Manchester,
iron. sad red lignomnenufacterers--J. 0. Vi'adhani, H.
Brook, and J. King, Upper Thames-street. London, printers
• —M. end T. Howard, Sibelield, wise and spirit oterchams
—S. G. Ga Costs and A. itletti—J. Ames, T. Castle, M.
U. Castle. J. S. Williams, C. Latcham. and S. Stone,
New Lodge-Colliery. Rudgeway, Gloucestershire. coal-
merehents— H. E. Hyde,and J. Hyde, Manchester, cotton-
inerchants.

The Loan Cuattcet Lon. in the course of hearing• a
bat►krapt petition. took occlsion to notice that he had
been applied to out of Court, relative to the, Wed.-
..tcnce of Attorneys in at choice of Assignees under
:Commissions. It had been suggested to him that it
would be proper to apply to the Legislature for an Act
of Parliament to make it felony for any Attorney to
:Ipteriere, but in his opinion to do that wonld be to
mud more Attorneys to Botany Bay then the Act of
-Parliament relativo to the county of Norfolk bad done.

COURT OP KING'S BENCH.—Dec. 4.
[Sittings at Westminaters• before the Lord Chief Justice
• and Common Juries.]

This was an action of deceit, to recover a eoespen•
e•ttion in damages for a loss sustained by the plaintiff.
• consequence of having given credit fur a quantity
of African wood, to one Knight. upon the represen-
t .tion of the defendant that be was a person is solvent
' circumstances, whereas, is fact, be was at that time
irdebted to the defendant in a eemiderable sum of
n•oney, and bad given the defendant a warrant of at-
torney, which swept away Ms property. .
The case went to the Jury, under the Learned
: Judge's directions, and they found a verdict for the
Plaintiff—Damages 11441.
STANLEY V. DODDik.
This wis a qui ternaction on tbellatate of the 55th
•it the late King, which provides that any Overseer,
• guardian, or Governor of the Poor. or any other per-
-ion directly or indirectly, concerned in the expentli-
lam of the parish money, who shottld furnieh ,say ar-
ti'cie towards the supply of the poor, with * View .
. mifit. should become thereby liable to a penalty of
The defendant was an inhabitant of Bethnal-
Green, a cow-keeper, and the eharge*gainst hitn was,
that be, being a qualified 'Governor of the Poor, bad
furnished the Poor-house with milk. It appeared
from the evideoee, that by the Local Act for the re-
. .golation of the poor of that parish, any parishioner
• totting to the'amostat of SOL per annum, might, on
• sending is his qualification to the Vestry Clerk, be-
come and net ae•thevensor of the Poor. The_Defend-
. et hail so quallfiod himself, but had not acted for the
Eat two years, Sid it was now primed that the Master
• of the Workhouse- had sent one of the paupers daily
"to Defentlaatie house, tbr about six months of the
time, for two /inertia milk for the use of the pauper
ehild•en, whisk wee paid for quarterly by the parish
'• This was the liedek' of the Act alleged against the
'Defrost:et. A auttiber of witnesses, were called. ansolig,
isitom w:s the Master of the Work-kouse, whostated,
144 it was diacretitioary with hint to send where G