THE N TIONAL REGISTER S. Field. Richmond. wine and spirit merchant. Sol. Mr. Gates, Cimarron Street. W. Ledden, Liverpool, merchant. Soli. Maar& Slade and Co. John Stmt, Boattird Row. W. Rime, ra,dstow, Cornwall, mercer. Sob.. Messrs. Thomp son and Co. Gray's Inn. 1. Ansell, Fllkir.. Oxilirdshire, farmer. Sole. Messrs. Russell and Co. Lent Street, Southwark. D I DEN DS. March 19, .1. Richardson, Manchester, cotton dealer-28, J. Lathy. noniron, !ley, n. mercer— 25, W. Smedley, Burton upon Trent, grocer-21, W., G., and R. Booth, Ilishopwearmorith, ' Durham). ship builders-••• 25, .1. Kitten, Burton upon Trent, saddler-23, W. Thonia..Tichliorne Street, oilinan-23. S. and 11. Crane, Stratford, E-sex, mercleuits-9. R. Miller, Old Fish Street, hoskseller-20, M. Newton. Newcastle upon Tyne. cooper—April 8, A. W. Bellaire, Stamford, Lincolnshire, and J. Bellairs. jun. Derby, bankers. CERTIFICATES to be granted March 10 W. Warren, Manchester, horse dealer—T. Bennett, Deriding ton, Oxfordshire. Searrow, Carlisle,_ wine merchant — S. Chapman, Greenwich , linen d ra p er—S. Todd, Stitttliann ton, mercer—J. lloward. St. Martin's Court, St. Martin's Lane, cordwainer—W. Parr. Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, tailor—B. Brittain, Sawbridgeworth, II errs, hay dealer— 11. Gird, Park Lane, saddler—W. Whitesmith, Old Fish Street, grocer—J. Bennett, Greenfairlield, Derbyshire, cattle dealer. " N 1 r. C rloner. %4 , 11 w;1( (. : onsr ' aAlllllf wilt 11 ii ii tier oi al.ie permit's to attend, In supply any delis ideticv that may arise in the h atinels. • .1 . 11 . t. Coroner (NI r. S. 10110!) ‘‘ . .1% I , l o rec lllll2 . whe't Nlt• Scarlett whmin,tl, that *hi re %vas only 011%! C loner in nil - ,:111 10 hart 'Atli Its (A protlnCell several ant itoritts• to th cocci. NI r. Grit .1, m t ed to answer, and the Chits J.,s;tet• lied.' it to he Murray' (the Aitiirite) went uil 10 Mr. (:tide, ilie D.-- 'Any COMM'', '41:11 1 - 1411tig 0.10 sent: t . no%, 111111. all ail heallnn %Vat snarly I . nr C.if.t in stand 0%1 - 1* a short time, moil the arm at 4.1 Mr. other Titc ('till 551"11ii 0,),,111/WCVCr,dgfee (0 and the triai w.i. Lust 1.nn.11. i vi• lit • d.rise a „f the 1,..ra Chief Just'er, SeJ,lest ntl,r.d In 'Mr y to s% to all ol jectioh• and prout,li u 1 trial, prOvid. d nt %%Mild silfirf 111 e own In b: taken, as 111 Oollnars cases, (rum th e panel o f jurors appointed 1.11 LI) the Olilcr crises in the Ilapef, in stead in callitig the Prisons retuttte , l by the curoiter ; but this , • 11. r %sa, r 1 ject. tl 1 The ('.1i,1 Justice ottlered the Special Jurors that were net in Attendance tin Ire fitted 51. each. FIN ( Before a *eclat 'lvry. ) THE KING e. sits N. cosi ANT, LULLING, AND MILT I. • 1 . 111! was all Indictment against :'sit N. C•lttato, .\4e, Collins. and Nlr. (love of the Justices of t..e ..ouwy of Mt.sliesee, tier mil.' wild!) conspiring to relitie to grant a licence to -lames N1e..1., a psiblicati. The first ennui, abet stating that Janies Nleek, the pins, cutor, kept apublic-house, and had a licence granted to him on a knitter ta..easion.tilleeed, that Iliearfestslatill Conspired to o oths r, and rclawa to tenew the said ice e at the sicssions in I bib, and also presented such licence from being at any time after grained, for and ott the account tit the 13141 James Met k hutting ce.e.eil tit buy Anti !toren:to beer tram Al •WS Melt% anti Co. brewers. A not tier count alleged, ill at Ille said juslietS, not p•gard. Mg their duty, did, *nal ciously, and withent reasonable cause, ['erase the said Meek hal licence, nom moss par. tiar.iy to peisons carr:.itig HO the trade of brewers. Ire last count did not 1 itar k re them unit conspiracv, and either of the defendants might base t.eto toned guilty upon it accord:int to the circunigancts. Ott the coo. spiracy count Las than two could not have been found Mr. Scarktt detailed the features of this case.—Mr. Meek pun:based a public house 111 SI. John-street, in Idi4, awl expended a large 5,1111 'iron iiiiprinentents.— It had Breit licensed as a imi.lir-house many years; tie enlarged the tali)-rooto, and increa , etl the draught 110111 fice to tell butts. lie dealt wit.l Will and Co for beer, but left them for liarclay and Petkins. 0.1 e 34 o Silitenitter, 1816, 1 e al tenikil the JustieuS, a th lld pliea fur a renewal ul his licence. Ile \v as toll Isis ea,e, with others, was to be consiOt pal on the 18th. Ou that day he went into the Justices' moist, and saw Mr. Seller and Mr. Coat:red. (3,1 e maps:rate asked hull is inch brews le: dealt with. lie toll hint liarelay and Pert his. Aber lie let the room the high constable told Mtn Ili, helmet..was retused. lie renewed his a pplication its tile years Idly, 1818, and ltil9, slid still Ins licence Was Witifilehl, wnl,out assigning any cause. tit N. Cottalei, Wilco resioestte.l to wse a reason. rettoesl, saying. it would be intinoirer to declare the reason magistrates had for rot:owing liceliCes. Other punlicaus in the same hey. dustuthood had their !writers sassisetisletl, but had then% renewed again. o.le of the intuit, lit 1).11, who had kii Meint and Cu. had Isis licence renewed tot the intim-nee, AS It WAS all grit, of Mr W 'grain. one of the House 4.)! anti C.). This favour was reileired consequence of Odi's consent to take beer again of Melts and Co. Mr. Searlett called witness,. to his ease, cletk to ili lux, it:td. atm Co, stated that he was told by h.s employers Inas Nleek would fail a sacrifice, and Barclay aisa P, I kitis be tauif,itt not to in tencre m their bur S 'helm( General, for the defendants. contended that the Ill:mistimes had done no more tnatt thew duty, an.l he Called the followinu witnesses : Nit. Wi t patu said hr was a partner in the 1108'e of Haiti and Co. Ile went to the sessools' ouse the year 1817, to speak to Sir N. C 011.1111,10 th.l house iii tiIC year 1817, 11, 5 1 3e.ik to Sir N. Cuiiaiil, 111 bli.sli ul tra a as in WllO hill IlVed with iiiin laser years anti a ball as coach. Itta It. He no tilcrstood the Watt applied fora Inc nee or a ptlllllC hoick. •1 . 11:1 W 1111.113 Slaked what he kIIVIN the 151.111'S character. Ile had seen N Co , tatit not mute than five times prevtousl • did nu t a llice tit it ti.tte to the Case Meek. y. lie k nen , Ilti1111:14 JUDO! I) 'tl. Cross-ex twined by Mr. Searlett.—lle sai , l lie went in en iaeq wiser of Ilse I•eeties: is big s , ls;len.le lie Elio' now of the ti ther siiaitiArates Latc ept NI.. Colklet, W. 11.4 st AS kiloW ia.a banner, 11:13 Ile d:.l nu. i.e teet tthst Merle h:l3 e:ased to deal win; his house, lie had never (armed a resnisstimi to make all calattiple or Mr. k, as a leSllOll 10 leads 1.1 ,rclay sail lie atl.l CO. never to tiller rte with Ins trade ; 11.111 nes. sa il !is tttttttt Ann rembit , .oll. 11atl no f.Ciiiittli oll 0l liu!iatt, 153 ail., ported to hltil that Mewl. F Cltisl:4l 1.0 fe!Uflt tU isle house. He COUld 1101 1,11:0‘er OW it is htrainers Lid most in the Fittsbuly di: trio:.. It Was most bet.%eau the east a.ttl west of the ;tiii% u. Mr. R . Xll.lra , , Clerk of the i . tare for the Cottrly t ssawsl. that Clark, a c ;ti:olC. Kia.s.tts that Nivet.'il Was one 01 . those 110:IsCS sit httsd 11p that there %%cf.. 1550 ettVOlCes, and that 111 e tt " wa, l'l.tris - t 1 on by Nlet it and 11111..4th C Cc 151 Ii ft ils it)“iss .. 1111.15 %%vie agreed upon by the moistures in p is•straits life IiCCI:CeS out such 11011 , eS. C'OSfht st -mitten Ly Mt. Dention.--Ile said tile RV. , 111111 1, 1 U 11101 drew UttellitUti wituer Ii n, O l. the tliagiblfales .•I 11,11 Waite!. W, re C u ll y. Cai It made a tharge about boil,e. ainl, 1:1 "le ..t.-.trse of inquiry, it cattle out .111 on/ lint st..•e the tap-roan , was cs pai,ie of contaitoing people. Mr. was there. It was stated that me Irene beeii tairried 1,11 0 550 p.,tlllllS. The %%I'll"' prof the pea with t! , e oa ties sau of the lb huss LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF K LNG's BENCH. moso,ty, VF.n. Vf. JUNES v. Wt.THKRIA.L. This action was ltrotig:ii Itt the Nlarsiial of the Bench Prison 'II lecover li:elt he Wa% 011110 . 11 10 pav the creditors ot It COotiy, ttltOesCaped from the Roles od the said Pri.tos. It appeur,il that Crush;, hemp delaiiied within the wa.ls of the 11,:itet, said he would get General VV,thetell to become security for the Rule,. Inquiry was made, an .I the Nlarshal could not refuse the tle- StsCiirty. 'Fite defetitlatit wrote a letter to Dlr. Jones, lieguii4; lie would In Crosny have the Rules, mid lie %t J , ,11 st(uny for the sum required, namely, Ad any (lay afn - r the following Friday. 'I he letter wab q.nt iruoi K usingion IrgLice, where the defendant wa, atiacited to the Duke of Kent . * Household, and dated YGth March, 18'10. The plai ttt ballafiell with the undertakina, did not send a bond to be signed ; and on the 16th of !slay, he reamed a letter from General Wetherell, slating that he did not consider I sell bound for Nlr. Grubby, because Mr. Jones had not called pon Imo to reme a bondis the receipt of the letter, u ac Mr. Jones sent to take . Cro O aloy within :he walls, and found lie had escaped. Every enquiry WAS made, and diligence used to retake him. but without cifect. Tile Solicitor• General for the defendant stated, that his client consented to become security for \lr. Crosny, on iittini ut receiVillg d counter security, but as lie was not called uvon to execute a bimil, lie did not lake counter security. Lie contended that tile ti.ticral was tun Kahle Tile Lord Cider Justice was or opinion the defendant was bound by his first letter, mid the Jury, tinder ail the circtins.laaccs, found a verdict for the plat iii a—damages +sit. PITT. q ui goo V. Ausor. U. P. Tiis was a penal act on against the defendant feu alleged lothcry at the last El.ctiou for Cautellord. tin which ll:trough Mr. Alsop was returned a Hepresetita use. An endeavour was matte to provt that 60001. %Ins lotIg•t1 1111 the bands of a Mr. Hailet. for tile purpos.• of twitting the Electors 01 . Catttelford, but the plaintiff pros tog in. case. It did 11.4 appear that Mr. Also%) and Mr. Ilallet wete at all couilected, and the .I..ry, with .nt the least hesitator, loom& a verdict tor the delettdatit. TUESDAY, FEE. F 6. As:OTHER DEFEAT of THE ettilatiE-STe FAT ASSocIA- Tloar.—THE KI N G V. DOLEIf• In consetvaence of this case twang fixed for this day, the Gaon o'-.a crowded to excess, at au early hour, bsil only ita.o Sine:al J urylnen tv, re 11l attend aver, NV to. Vishe . E.g. i. oil W In. M o llies, li:41. ; Ihe paiii.el ;,ring cJlleti °v.", ses, rat peraoiss, whose n.,mos did slot avedr nil the vannk I, stool ow, and vtdied they liad h p een smooth .ed. The Chid JustiCe riqaested they would wait. Mi. bcarlrtf said. he could very well KC the coutriv anew, that 3 her of in:i sons had been vow ..... 'tied to Supply the places or those who cl,al not ailwdr ; he should, however, contend, that the Aiit which wire such pourer to au ullirer, t tz. 35 Henry VIII. ca p . ti, onl y applied tia criminal ones, that of Pintail and Mary, en -- furceil the saute law. __-.....................- .Nll. lit an: suppot tett the sang line of arzuntent. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S G4ZETTE. The Coroner Was then Wel/3110g ill CAI LAW the ....---. names of the Jurors lie had summoned, to supply tiny BANKRUPTS. deficiency tow should arise its the toni•atteittlatice to rue W. Stevens. Northumberland Street, Stntud, baker. Solicitor, .1 twor., when Mr. Scarlet; ohjeeti cl . the practice, lie Mr. Tatham,Craven Street, Strand. F. Co Berkeley Stivaae, auctioneer. Sole. Messrs. Richard. sir% of s t .lectitor Janus by de talcs circunutantitus, was bon and Co. New Inn. alWays clone instanter, and not thus 111 y should he ()I -.,. Larbalesticr, Angel Court, Throgmorton Street, wine and dered au attend, as In that case. The lur 11l il s tn of a J to , giant nun:aunt. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Jewin Street, Aldersgate I w as qtl it,.. i t s lb • power oan O ffi cer, as ho ight take Street. I care to shake at tar C:own 011ie': such a Jury as lit J. and I.Tlionlinson, Iligli Ilcsket,Cumbctiand, innkeepers. knew would nut allend, and order those to attend ill Sot, Mr. L :whiner, hankierskusy. P. Sowerby, stn. and l'. bowerby, jun. Liverpool, provision Court whom he might contrive to seket without cun t erchatts. iicil. Mr. Wheeler. Castle Street, liotty. , rn. troul. 111 Sllppoll or kis 0hj,,•11,,,, Mr. S7atictt yin J G. liottcc, linutain:;:ey, York , hire, vessel builder. Sule. Ilawkins's Pleas and %mint'. autitinities, together with l'ultmm. Fisher and Co. Thrwies Inn. the Iwo Acts before referred to. J. Wood. Rugeley, Su.L'arcsithe, miller. Soh. itlei , srs. Lowe ! ._u atts :lain am_ c .ses limo mane to the swa :llr. h.' ' • d 'l k and Co. T,niale. . T. Wier, Guist, Ne:i..il::, fanner. Sol. Mr. Barhor, Fettai 1 all ol whim, supply tea M. SA;colril Is thaj caidat ; a: .1.1 Lane. I referred to tit: 4.11 and 51h a Philip Jul Mary, wide,' T. Saint y. Cottenhani, ranibtitlgaildre, dealer. Sul. Mr. ' ~iiiipoti.ed the tame I.r.i.ctiale. Ilat.ins.in. Ilad Muaii S;i,ci,, t i itt adoty. I lite Chiel Jastice ):4 i•• •A Vt . as true that there were r:t. J. Holley and T. F. Wills, Suaderiaud. ship owners. Sal.. s h oes the WIll•la Ul/014 oiat ta tel. 114,1111 W li.cy il.tti 10111/%6. l'ilf. LeVc,ity•Telllele• J. tiarice. I averpool. miller. Sul. Mr. Lov...ex. Lan.down v.! each other ; hut tile list 01 mein had eou 1. keit toe P•ace, Brueswiek t i uine• I cleat% st %ow ul sue ttiii:ctilt keel Ittat was his oni- T. Cor.gouti„ Torque)', Devon, merchant. Sul. Mr. Williams, i mon . Red Lion ;quint. i ter a few words fr om Mr. Carney and Mr.Tyud. l , 1., Squire, Esratit. Huntingdonshire, 'saner. W . A. Masts. tut IC:half uf tam pro-et:mann, the Cartel Juitive to:t- I. -:...: tual Co. (....V.% 1;:n. T : 110 , 14 ant i J. 1. . m,,, est . cf , c i,: ‘ , ..,... •-: 5„ . ... iiy ! .. sidered thi. objation coulu nut be busseiued. Ile then N:nrls, Jella Strc::, fled twt .1 11,,,w. IC ••. 4 licm ait t..id .a.a..user et or reel ni, as it..ll.ws: ONMINMEMMII Imperial l'ar,...siscrit e‘mtiorsed from piCare 67. lie +lsmail on an ear's dais muse , for a e ...... roister to Invest 1 tie ilie preserat sii...te of keeping the s oldie as counts; MYI I •,al else sot+ e. now mu 'wooed w.oold paisticseally fa re. 51 lasso ti en °mosey Afis s .....• remarks 1,..m Mr. Tierney and the 'Marquis of Lama ..... terrs , sets. the proposed 1111 l of the sear -I.lsis the sinking fund, the papers at le r. dYt v.I. !RI Pei.T.—(ln the CII ANC ELLOR of the EXCII QL It's .uota. n, that inn go i 1111 l n eounatitt.e of nupplr on lA.' enutoo.ll2 ona” rstonntes, ate. Ml. II U ',pp.-ea an. inaa , iim,ll...llll , Sneaker do lenre t'n• •h tattier inrostominn cis. II resill'elloC the ta,Ylic. , l.ogi .1. to ns 14'14.110 . 0r.. In the 1411114111er, 1.11 i: the Das y. lie e •lud.il w,lb ne•sing fur fin tiler II ....Tv. Clt OK LR shot there would he as. otoieetion to go into Ihr r. Minittee. EVI.I V esplanal ion should then he gm.° ono woe po.•es-,•1; mad if that were lost satisfactory, the heroism. could be demanded. sir 1.1 •OFFIN repeated what he had before said seve• al limes, Huss if this system of petty was tale agaill.t the ea vat ex penii.t.ire were to lie eons . it the estab -1.-IMIPIIIs were to be cat (Innis as tits I . menthes (Mr. Hume) had desired, it would be bent., as once to blow pp our navy.—(A laugh-) Mr. R. WARD also tussled, that there would hr no objection to go into a cm 1111 l i l see—there wits no ilisposi• Tina. so withhold all proper information. A lug some further remarks .he amendment WAR nevi 1.., it, and the House then went tutu the committee of slop v. Sit J. OSBORNE moved 0111 there be granted 57,0001 f-ar the hoard of admit ally. Sir M. W. RIDLEY opposed it, and proposed as an amendment, licat ibe• sum be 55.0001. deducting 2,0 01. a yallf lot Ina. l's at. of the oilmiralty. A dist-ion took plays on she amendment. The numbers were—For the amendment, 182—Against it, 129—Ma• jority, 34. 'the revisit was receis eat will. immense cheering by the rEposition. On the motion for granting 31,3001. for the current e•nenre. sir the navy for the ',Bement year. Mr IIUME ohjec.eil to the grant of this sum as exces sive, and proposed as an amendment. that the sum should Ile 23.0001. The host. member contended, that reduction 1 , ) Me amount of 8.0001. might lie simile its the udice of tear treasurer of the navy mod those under him. Tire (Are or treasury of thr navy might, he contended, he ;tame lsv a COT 111111 l banker. Mr. ROBINSON defends d the original grunt, and con tended that the other of trea•strer of the navy was a most resmai•ilde OOP, AIM Ille attarlied to it % roe of a r important nature. 'Dime had already beenu reduc tem ist sips, rads of 7,0001. in Oils department quill the olt- Or last year. The I etllleli..ll bad been at she t %pi lice ut the comforts of many an, thy anal excel' , sit i...isialasa:s, who had long been faithful set tants of tiac ' , abbe, and lie could not believe the gentlemen ul ling 'alit' words' acknowledge themselves so distressed that tiiey would nut pay these pc r.ons fur tiair set Viers, or tit at the people desired taut to give ilis in then just iessaid. lie cootendi rl, that the salary of 3suol. a yeas for the treasurer of the navy was not sstffirin tl to compensate lint t i n the sespoositsility imposed on him. Bonever, it list lionise was filletliginrd to funks , this reduction, he (Mr. li ) would ratites the House slionlii at once take away his fIllar), than impose on him the necessity of tau ther distressing the unfortunate individuals who held sub orddiate offices ender him, Mr. ELLICE did not consider the Balmy paid to the tight hum gent. too great, but he thought that seduction AllOilld Ile made in other 1111,1111-I S. Mr. BENNETT led the redaction. Lord DONDERRY defended the original erant, anal called us' the house to suspend their °plums till they were in possession of his right bun. ftiesid's plan, by v Lich a great saving would be made to the public. In ,lie noble Lord's office, the expellee of which was 21.011 , 1. the realm lion wod be 7,. 04)i. Lola Auniolti,E thought the isouse should proceed tat foram' sill in possession of that plan, and tiles chit e to-wed. that the rhenium' should repot and ask leave to sit again. I n rims the gallery was cleared for a division. Doting the tune that All eligets wean excluded, live took place as follow : Eisst ils•s•suit Fur delay, :31—Agaited 0,107. • cued .Itts-tow—Tu seduce the so e w 23,5001.- - Fur i•.*L'a—Agintist it, Bn. Third disision—To adjoulii--For it, 23—.:1 gainst 11,94. lbnslb disistuts—To *Educe to :!.I,ll.Alri.—For it, 21— Aa.tanat il, 97. F.flts division—To wee to the vote of 31,2011. —Fur it 91— Against 11, 21. 'the co 11111 l nice then adjourned. '1 he house then resnined, and the repot t was en tiered to be a revised on Toe Whet utiles,. 01 the day were disposed of, anal the 1. ) ,..c a djolas wit at half past one o'clock.