The Statesman. — 1819-12-15 (London, England)

RISITUNIII.  LAW INTELLIG  COURT OF  6.7 A scsmAx.  ossaeort,srolos, This can ere commercial ONO .. excess, was pccupsed vestigatioo. It win iMss Term, on 7 depot/mt. the ker. he. Mortis, Stoat. of Borsorster sosharnrisca hoodlum or  _loth. pall? for tea } glans, and ar,; , which Barwester the .ulij not Da flatv. In the tlefendants IHU  ening to ibrtScr  cellos they had seine immediate security ; bit limestee as repeatedly told tiaras diet it ovoid be sealess resliat ft, as be had no.f.,nd. io the plahatirs Mania to meet it. At Magill the Cy of its date arrived ; and It was agreed, or rather anderstoll. that Mr. Lockwood, I one ort lie defendants, should Meet Bet inester on amp! at four o'clock that altetuatt. previous to the cheque Wog presented, 'I he ileirodeitta, however, an boar before the appointel time, presented the cheque at! tie banking-Imam of the plaintiffs. and the clerks plait! it, without referrieg to the account, to see whether they had tiny assrui in band or not. It so appeared that they 'had not, and Burmester and Vtlel becoming bankrupts, almost immediately after, the plaintiffs brought the present ashen to recover the money dna obtained from I them.  The whole of the evi.knce on !laser part being gone through. The Lieu Cottle Juane= delivered it u the opinion of himself sad his brothers;after ail the arguments they , bad heard, that Ili, was the only qaestion in the ca►e, samely—Had the plaintiffs fends oiliurenerser's to pay hie cheque with, or had they net? lieritiestee himself had captained to tl•e defendants that they had nut, and it was also borne out in other evidence. It appeared. then, that they had paid this money in igaorance of eircurastaaces with which the tiefemlasha were urn ac, quaintod, and whirls they tv..re inpand to have disclosed ; add he thevefore directed a verdict for the plaiatiff.,-' The Jury, accordingly. fount a verdict foe the pladatills, 901. Its  POLICIL  not knew that lila protege was is esstotty.4srtyl the bar. lie wee ereeperrably attired. awlay mp= yoeug. Ming asked if he 'kashaa hid nriresol be replied Urraly " No! ' and wires. jostle" wediddile tie iattSt /vas bank hawk be tiddind with sincolar edrervery that he sari? saw sheaves's add before. 7450 girl wk. Jived twitis•ilewea olio; lOW. 41 had never till now clapped eyes epos Wes. A;sikei witch. which Pauly n had albeit Ina, and inildailh. . aid, brown had writ hint, was airs iiisclaissed bp ter. thriog abort where he pirnhosed a mew h other thinks (wind at his lorlortay. ire said is. sirdrt, and tr at hr paid ter :haws si lige. 3 ea eristrailicied by !Jerilyn. &ewe was conserksod for re-examination.; sa Peer • lye was urdered to a osproste prisod..aa au endipos. with direetioes that in sisielti he prevent* frosandlese• . leg rousinonication ibis say use hat Ai* father. is.er. der, if possible. to prestrrt tern from farther co:Omuta-111111.  SitlAtiellOilt SinClDlL—the Tuesday vantning lat. a Mr. 1,--. who had lodgings at the lonise of Mr. *eathan Kyle, in Silver-area to this city, atirmitind the • dreadful act of suicide, by dividiag the arteries of ha left erns.—A larianer's Inquest was held on tr' . ibs body, when it appear.; tram .he crideure e that the deceased ca:IJC :0 her loilgiaga shwa *he weirs ante, and remained there a swath. iteceawil returssed tai Mrs. IL's on the 6th inst.nt. shunt twelve ni the day. dwell fatigued ; said he bad taiss:•tl the coa, b, sad wail i vil from —. In the eveniug spike to Airs. IL concerning his inisforames- said It worthl be well it lie mild go to -Heaves (tom his trembles awl distress.—. Mn.a. aroweriug, that it e need 1101 tat to the. if we amid be certain of going titer,. ale said, "Is there oat a atiddia place ? If I coati only get there.- Ma then &Wtd that he bad oiler been is company with ell •grass sad dissenters. when that gersikin wars dispe,i...:. Attar this, when relating his free with a towel. be 441 i; be bad ant been shaved that morning; had sot 1•6 rums with bias; amid felt very nuconitortaite. bars. IL at his request procnred him a ramie. arid hy his desire. placed it la the dressing table drawer. The ‘r•ceased bad been is bed—said his sleep had gene dg— would like to bare a rush-tight, it would ba 410elpsoy for Wm. Mrs. lik. brought him a rush-light and Mu him. In the amnia, the dareateal was foutaklying on his back; the lower part of hi. acts arm b.sai to h; thigh so as.to leave the inset sided the am enpristti t the right arm raised, the hang inclining toward; the .had; a roam lying on the llocr rear.ro the right.tbie . There was a cut amens the iasida of !Warm at tie union of deo arm with the fore ens—sh• door covered with blood. A paper. written upon wish black lead pewit, lying unfolded on a chest of drawers--a black lead pencil clime by the paper. he followiagia ain enteral from the paper:— " airs. Kyle—My life is too a harden tchrt sap. ported ; tattier me in giving y' troalWirs hey tae in as clumps manner as possible ; are eight mid, in suy pocket; let me he buried. e you traitit and then tell hint I died throagli.lhe baraft ist a blood vessel • • • %v. • sr • • greater Ewa have goes the sa u.lll. A verdict of fete jest was maraud hy Jury. sat the body of the unfortunate man was 0111 neaseimanco bottled on the sands near this ate, at arch* d'iliock.on Wednesday night.—(Darhirin Cate•iy .4tlwertiotr.)  soave tar