The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-27 00:00:00

THE STATIKEIMAY;

10th. That the strews skill ki epee every Woodsy,
Tuesday, Theeedey, end Friday evesibigs, at eight
u'clorit, fee the purpose of iestreeiiiig the subscribers
in reading, ',deltic arithmetic, graeiessr, ke. when
several person., duly qeslitled, shall be appeiaied
by the General Committer, to attend feels *seek% es
teethes, oilfield fee or reward.

Irk, Thar one or •ere rooms Shall be opened
every Salinasy evening at seven o'clock, for reciting
moth morel anci political pivots as th► Conductors ap-
prove, and the youths, Iltc. may have committed to
memory : to close at ten o'clock.

12th. 'fbat the rooms shall be open every %edgy
from nine until 12 o'clork in the forenoon, and from
boffins. ono until foot o'clock in the afternooo, for
the purpose of teaching youth, of both sense, teed.
ing, otitis% arithmetic, grammar, &r. ender the
management of Cordova's, nominated by the teach.
era, and appointed by the General Committee, for
this pee pf,si..
13th. A library shall be attached to the Institut.
lion, to he purchased out of the general fond of tbe
Union, to whirl. all numbers shall have her access,
in the manner following, the evenings ap.
preprinted to seeding, tic. the Chairman shall or.
dr, such book*, &e. out of the library as may be
necessary for AP evening, and then to return them.
14th. The Genera Committee, or any part these.
of, shall have power to visit rich and ever) elan at
the time of it, meeting, for the purpose of rendering
all the asaiwance he or they CIO, for the promotion
of the objects of the Union.
151 h. That rbe too lloprotentatives or Committee.
men of each section, with the rlass.leaders of the
respretive section'', to form end constitute a Section
to transact all Inca! hesinrso, and settle
all differences and noisonderstaNdend that may more
particularly concern each respective st.riion. Pro-
vided the said Section Committee are not aisle to de.
ride any use before them, they shall, sod they
are hereby bound, to report such case or ewe to
the General Committee, whose decision shall be
Seel.

16th. That, as soon as convenient, we lotted to
depute some good and well-tried tritiumo not less
than 25 years of age, and residetst in the town 'not
less than seven years, as our R.presentathe to Lon.
don, there to do our business; such as presenting or
Petitions avid Romonstiatsces to Ott Chief Magistrate;
and act in colijotsciiun with the Deputies or Repre.
*entails?s that may be deputed and convened from
other towns and places in Engt "41, Scotland, end
Wales, there to remain, until we have obtained ow
rights as own and citizens.
17th. That the said Representative shall be elected
annually by ballot (retocabla at goy time by his Cots-
whew') in the manner following, via. four week;
before the eapiralinn .1 the time of the last Ilspro-
senialive, lir Gs neral Committee shall call • Public
Ildsmoing of the Union, for the nomination of Caw-
dtdatei, duly gratified ; and shall then, end they
are hereby booed to, deliver the s ame or names of
the several Candidates, to earls and every elated
leader of the Union, lobo shall hotly MISS% the me.
• sits or demerits of each Can•tilleir in their resiwerive
i classes. In fnertren cloys alter the names of the se-
veral Candidates have been proposed to the body of
the Union, • Meeting shall be called of the whole
Union, by the General Committee, fhr the perms.
'of eleetiog the LAWS.. Representative; when each
Walther shall snots upon a slip of paper the name of
the Candidate he votes for, and roll it op, and then
drop it info a box provided for that porpose. The
General Committee shall then examine the member of
vote% for each Candidate, mid whoev.te has a ma-
jority shall be publicly declared to be duly elected
OW Representative for the ensuing year.
18th. That all Members of this Union, showy
eighteen 'ears of age, %hall have power to vote for
General Cummittemmen, the Goitre Itspreseeta•
tile. Ite._

19th, That althnogh it is little to be doubted that
the gond of his constituents avid ever savors the
discretion of a Representative elected sad limited es
aforesaid, ye►, sgrembil to the very Wert of a de-
puted authority, the Deputy must bauble°, at the
please,. of bit coastiteeutt, to receive their Wiliam
lion,.

20Ib. All property of the Union shall be 'attested
only in the hoods of Gessoal Committee-men, Mis-
ters, or public servants for the time being, for the
management and care of the Utiles.
21st. Every Demerol Commistessonen, Trysts., or
other officer, oe plug oat of office, snail deliver op
►is trust, with a clear and fair statement of all that
bas been plated in his care, within este sent\ slier
his going oat of office.
22d. The President and General Committee shall
have power to summon defaulters before them, es
aotheoticelesi complaints being made.
23d The President shall base powe► I. cell a
Meeting of the Germ! Committee, on soy ingest
occasins.

113rlt. The Preaideat mad essjnr part of the GM*.
rsl Committee shall have power tir'eull a Pah&
Meeting of the Union, soltrinner they decor it rte.
ressery ; or the President himself, when formally
required by a &eligibles signed by 25 Members of
the Union.

25115. Seeing that it is impossible to do to others
es we would they should do onto we, whilst the pro.
sent corruptions in the Parliamentary Representation
of the People shell sap, as they do, all the friends-
liens of peddle and private metals; nets Member of
the Union most veer frwl it to be • moral obligation
immanent on him, to attend to the objects thereof;
bet pre eminently to promote, by ell jest moans in
his power, a Radical Reform of Parliament ; by
aeons of Seffrage in all male persona of meters ego
and sane minds, who have not for any crime forfeited
the right— of Parliaments hoeing ■ duration Rot ea-
mottle% one year, sod of Devious by ballot.
26th. That the Rotes of this leisiiistion may be
emended as experience shall show to be necessary :
bet no alteration shall be suede, except by a Genets!
Meeting, called for consideration of any such 'mope.
sitrn or propositions ; on which occasion, serh pro.
positiou or propositions shall be propowd, and may
re debated, in that General Alerting ; bet nothing
conclusive thereon shall take effect until a sehsetpietat
Ceneiarfileeting shall, by adjournment, be hold,
after an interval of fourteeu days et ilw least; whets
any sorb areetsilmet.t. or •ateioluteots a. shall thei
he ;greed ow, shall boconie binding, es licks of the
Laku.--Armoved by
11.1orJOIIN CARTWRICIIT, of Lordre.

LAW INTILLLIGRNCE.

VICF,CHARCELLOR's COURT, A raft 46.

TES an. II *TOAST V. Tea MARQUIS •I uzioroaT,
LOAD BIOTITE, AND ►OUR °VMS.

Mr. II t sto stated this came before the Court us a
motion for the appointment of a Receiver to the
estates of the Noble Marquis, under the following
circumfuse's. Sow time previous in 1811, an
, agreement was entered into between the Marquis
sod his son, by which it was agreed that some per-
lions of the estate should be mold to pay off some
I enormity creditors, and other debt., while it was at
she same time intended to sorer., an adequate main-
femme* for theses. The deed of agrestmeut stated
that tbil sole object of sale was to prevent the credi-
tors being dit•appointed, sad it was provided they
should veceive beck the original consideration they
had given for she annuities, with the interest of five
per rent. on conditino of (Prig op the arrears due
to them. They al the same floe were to be paid ac-
cording to • certain priority. The Plaintiff was an
annuitant to the mown of 10001. end had given
600U1. for it, bet had net been paid quite two 'eters
amnoot of it. Ho steepled the offer made in the
agreement, eft the condition of receiving 5 per cent.
and the 60001. The whole be was to receive was
110001. of which 40001. was paid hilt in Aptil, and
be .J 1 promised the rest in July after (lest July), on
cowlick's that he arsolddissake the bill which be had
filed in Chancery. Re did so, bet bad sever yet
beim paid The ejects in moving fat a Receiver
weir, first, the negligeoce of the trustees its sot sell-
log 'he palsies at the time speti6ed in the deed, bet
merely seliwg to the value of 6 to 70001. a sem et.
sirs, inadeqoato tosey payment, there being 133
ereilio.to ; second. moo of 'begs was a Prisoner its the
Kit's!. Bench Prison for debt, sod of coarse di.qaa.
bird; thirdly, they misapplied the rents and profits
of the eats sea ender their management ; and foerthly,
various improper pretences were made for delaying
me payment of the money.
To ibis it was replied by the Counsel on the other
side, that the trustees bad acted rely properly in de-
laying she sale of the estates. benne from the then
urgeut diatress if the country. it would have been
impossible to have procured a proper sae.--
That one of the trustees had bees in prison for debt
ass admitted, brit he bad nag time been discharged.
and was now in indepsndeot circumstance,. Of
course it was futile to ergo that he was disqualified ;
and the neeshOr of creditors ass now reduced from
133 to 87. That they bed misapplied the teats was
equally unfounded, as the only objectionable sem
1141 the money paid to the Solicitor, and ihst money
was paid ender a special order of the Coast. As to
the presences made for delaying pi menr, they were
properly made, for the reasons fcr delaying the sale.,

VILE-CUANCELLOU lank On able levies of the
case. and bold that there ass no ground to appoiet a
Receiver, is the trustees bad not fail►d in their dot),
but on the contrary bad acted properly in delaying
the aisle.
Motion refused, bet without costs.

—.OP—
SLRJEANTS INN-HALL. Aran. 14.
LEwle P. CLCIICXT.

This, it will he recollected, was an action brought
by • men named Lewis, an attorney, of Canterbety,
against the Proprietor of the Observer Newspoper for
an alleged libel g oblished is that Paper, against the
Plaintiff, imputing to bins certein infensoes and frae-
dalent conduct towards • peer man, who was dia.
charged ender the Insolvent Debtors' Act end open
I show 'videos* the supposed btu., was founded.l The
I Delendent had pleaded a complete jestification of the
alleged libellous matter, and •t the Summer .‘ssiaes
for the County of Kent, 1818, lbe Jury, after
'a fell investigation of the case, found a general
verdict for the Defendant, but a verdict was enter•
ed for the Plaintiff spas some of the pleas, without
ilanisses. In Michaelmas Terns lest, Mr. Marra
obtained • rale Nisi for entering a verdict for the
Plaintiff upon those ciente open which the Jury
found for the Defendant. The question Is substance
sod effect, which the Court were ailed upon to de-
cide, was, whether it was libellous for the Editor of
• Newspoprz to peblish the report of the proceed.
logs of ay of Jostle', which tended to Impose
the misconduct of • penon implicated is such pee.
eesdings ; • question of vital importance, as it re.
specie the welfare of the Public. . .

Mr. AOOLPIDIO sad Mr. PLATT were heard at
great length against the rale, and both of them dis-
played great Wareing, ability, add eloquence, in ad-
vocating the interests el lb. Public en this important
question.
M►. MARLYN? rad Mr. CSITTT were heard OD
the other .Me.

As the Court postponed Its jedgment on the gees.
!ion, we forbear entering at presist into the detail of
the ergements. Jediperut will be given early in
the onsets; Tem, when the slate we say with
•11141 e propriety be laid Winn MU readers.

By the Act for kiag the Kates of Subsistence to
be paid to Inkeepers cad °Men, on qvartering sol-
diers, poised on the Sth last. lbe allowance fur the
diet of non commissioned ollissrs sad soldiers is ure
shilling and twopence per Joy, and one shilling pet
day for hay and straw for koraes—to continue In
force from Ike sate of March last to the 23th of
March, 1820.
irrcu-Ctimscau.oit's COURT.-011 Filthy his lbw.
Nous took occasion to intimate his intention of
msking a new regulation, to commence with the neat
Terns. At present the MOW, sat down for herring
in Ilse paper of the day, are frequently gone through
at an early hoer, from various cawes, and the par! ie.
whose sa44 stand for bearing the neat dry not heiug
in alte°durce, tie Court is ander the n. e,,ltr of ad-
journing. To remedy this and to eardite the
her -
ness, his Horton* sill in future, when 'ht. happens,
proceed with Etceptions, Ste. sinless Cause Petitions
stand first for bearing. This is a omit impnrtaer re.
gelation to the tailors, end will no doubt give gene-
ral satisfaction. _ _ _

A few days ego the hot belonging" to a BefieSi So.
cloy, at the King's Arms. in Si. Martin's-enuttosms
broken and pletarleted 4'231. in notes and some
silver. rho twit was pitted i 3 the landlord's own
room, n bids was ennstantly lucked. Another boa
in the, ane root, rotitai..ioe snooty, wit attempted
to be !Rare, bat otitbou,s:ccett.

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