refused licences; he had no hook with the transcript of the simement respecting these hou-es. it was matter of inquiry * iiiii fig the magistrates, that if one h et:lice was io oe discontinued, ss hick it would be proper to stem, lid. (./11 the 3il of S..pieleils..r, aml AIL erell were revested to go and .o.ik at the pre mises. lie wls 011 the 1 Btit, in the year 1 8 16, oluritt4 the w little of the ineetin4. H • beard Mr. Seller and Jr.% Cott. roll make their report respecting the stile of the louSe. They stated, that his tap-tootit was large and coinimplions. IL did not recollect that he said the 111,111 semi wan ,geil the tap-rooitt had been discharged -11., did not reeotlect they sad hit machine 'or drawing the beer was relents. d into tit • Fqttur shoo. They stared that Mr. Meek was really 10 make any alterali iiii iti toe premiss , s tile an igistrates required. He alit no know they said he Nat the 1110 St respectable publican ill the 'wish, but they said so:milting to iliat t After this discussion, and belore the sliest; of molds, Mr. Meek was called in. Lie was Ira asked altuut toe 111111 who uatl the cafe of the tati.ro.utt. He was not required to make any alteration in Ilse prein:ses. Wittiest, did 1101 know witeili.r lie otl,:red to prod ace his brewer ' s and bouitt. lie uti•red to prove his trade iii sprits was less than iii beer. Sir N. Colialll lett the run II alter the diseussimi. _ _ Tile 'petition of Mr. Nleek, of the Green Mn, St. J.r.iii's-lane, ;Os we renewal of his licence ' was read.— Tile peti,ioner stated the circuinst4tices under which lie had carr , ed un his bus loess. lie stated .lust his licence had beets wititheld tsituuut :ISA:timi;& any cause• lie ditiihnied tint w sonic 11. IN IC( 11i.1114111q, ,Allti expressed a Mils an investigation ulljlll take place. lie prayed al the twilit tittle Us hall ilia licence reih:wed. Se‘eral lhoosekcepers, doh! rile Mumbler or the parish, cLrofred Mr. Meek In he a llclrb4lll ‘1 110 lIJd iIIWA)S coll ducted II is house properly. Mr. Ilhallen was then called back, an 4 beits4 again quecitriachl by .1r Searlett. he 1..11,1 Mr. Whgrato told Ii 111 that liatcl.) . a people inuul4.l rh pea' Mitt Itralle, rum trade. . 1(c-csa 11l iii ed by toe Solicitor-General.—He said he ' did nut leave «igriili jll , l (:O. tinder a cli.srge or llufi cietley in his accounts. lie did nut believe Mr. Wigraiii dismissed it ill. lie did ass grcat men do--die There was a dencienc2, in his accounts ul 36 ~ but lie had a nalaime w teceise when he telt then.. Mi. NV\4rain insinuated sometning, tie did OW like, a..d he gate up iiis iimik to Mr. Lucas. Mr. it igsasis called again, said, he could not recollect that he dismissed Mr. Hulian, but he rententLereu say ine he b 1 iiiii 111 not collect for 111 CW any more. The Solicitor General addressed the Jury on the evi. deuce ur iiiillah. li was for Mein su decide between the Ot Mr. fluilait all 1 Mr. Wigan), recol leciiiig.lll4l the brat was a discarded servant. ‘lr. Sedrlctt, m reply, expressed some surprise that Mr. Lucas had not been called to contradict Hull ah. Loc.is had a conversa.ion with linll.lh, and lie could liacr proved %vital that conversation WJS. Ihe principal coare,e alJliial the usagistrAtes WJS. 111.11 they conspired in UM certain brewers in deprive Mr. Meek of his licence. It turned out ttidt a brewer iiiiglit dilly Is hl a magus tiate, and rco 111111 l ell(1 I vent a licence. he Lord Chic' JuSLICC summed sop tilt e+ldenee, and told the Jury, that nothing but prom oi corrupt nui‘e nu the part of tile 11ia4u.trates ougiat to indhce thew to lint the deienilaiitb guilty. At eleven o'clock thy Jury returned, when they deli. erred a %erilict of Guilty upon hie laat comet against lile delendatits.—The trial la4ied eleven hours. FRIDAY. MARCH 1. /TEED O. Will 1 (.111:Ki7131 ANU OTHER/. This was 411 41'110:1 bloll4lll by tile assignees of a bankrupt, named Itoixl, against the defendants, who are large brewers at :141ibbury, to recover property to 4 I oar amount ee hien they 1w had received In lip tile 1/411k• told, with a knowledge of his insolvency, anti whilst lie was in coniettiplattoti of bankruptcy. It apreared I..at Rood, who need in 11%h-street, Ports ))))) sr cidated extensteely in ptiolic nooses. lie Wit proprietor of a tiiiiither of 11010 CS, 411 d the d_letirlatit basing sup plied beer, took itiorizages upon nearly all the property 'toot, became a bankrupt in 1820. Joe the assignees 11.01114 r- JSOII Itr besets an undue preference had latest 0: eels to defendants, and that they knew Rood was ad santutg rapidly io naiikruptcy when the y took his V, if , uttiii,utt the I.re:etit A .•1111114Vr 01 ICI ler- which passed between Rood and the detentlaws were p .1 in d iad read in support of the cast.. 1. appeared trout 01111 c. , rrespontlesiee, which pa:,:cd luu , ueibre the bankruptcy, that Itood was not 1 , 1110:111d1 111 lua pavneents, anti fr. iitseittly ot a state 01 Clllll trr.o6lllelll. 11 al,o app.ar.d that the assoatters took not collect property enotteft to work the c slot), the affairs in the uatikruin having heels 40 despe rate. Auer the CASSe had proceeded bOVIC length, the par tta •IgreCti W quest tills. Tile plat :alb wcre itliwnet.l a I vir itt 101 aura anis %ere Vol to tiv Jury Vitdlt:6l) g. , cr a %rriliel lor L.'11 . 8 V INCH. _ Tile Stillelltn Ge11171:oi a.ated tin case for the plaintiff. lie ialit the ',Windt acid Iris wit. hat! bear it the StlVlee (II the tlrlelttlaill. who was a g - niletnaii that had :le gill ed a lal l rc lununc durol i f a lung itbitlellCe in isidia. plesindis' services appeared to kive the defendant p: elect ballbtaetttlll liatWO tO the 111011111 td DeCteilloef, w heti they were lite ducu.mul ttt u or three days alter applied to BOW-Slleet pollee-Lace tor a warrant against Ihew , 011 a charge of stolen at.llle A warrant was in eons. quence granted, and use p'anhist's resitlenci: scsircheil, bin none cal the articles a::.6sd by tile dercn:Lut to hate hecit stoleii from IMO fourth Yu: plaintiffs wets t. eht in custody to she tielen dJts-.'s Ituu.c , who W 43 'twinned by Lite oliket, that after the illOal diligeht Sta:Cll 4 Ile had not born ank i n dis cover shy of the vele!) roper's/. Tbs. defendant • , I . ' ~~ house, it being then Saturday night, where they were kept till two o'clock on Monday, when the defendant attended in support of the charge, 3titi after a full inves tigation berme the magistrate, site complaint was dis missed. Fur the injury sataisiecl by the plaintiffs, from this wrongful act of the defendant, he now sungitt eout peusation at the hands of the Jun•. Jots Bleksley, a Bow street ',dicer, stated, that he was sent to search tile plaintiff,' residence 1111 a char,re of their having stolen smite kets f the defendant, did not find any of We articles lie went to search for.—The plain IhP and his wife, and a little girt the statue ol• Jail,' PlUllie, to Mr. I lice's house. It was Men ten o'cliocK tin Saturday m i lli!. lie told Mr. Ince Mat tie hail not found any of me arti cles he was searching for, out that lie found several tutor articles that might hate been pilfered, ►uch as ti.-a and sugar and moislil candles. Ibe Solicitor General intim 'tea his willingness to take a verdict lin' lillllllliJl M r . S ca rl e t', for tile ilefenuant, consented. The Jury, by the Cinel Justice's direction, returned a verdict for the plaiiitift—l)anniges, Ole Smiling. Cite.OttY •. 8141141. This was au action dpilest the 'kleinlaut to recover 371. tile amount of a tailor's hill. It appeared that the tirlraitiJ tit, who is a coachinaker in the Edgware-road. had been iti the habit 01 giving orders lor clothes for luu,scll and family. Ills sou, who drove a tilbury, and was one of the youths of fashion, was allowed to call upon tile iilaintid w action' hi. prrmu. The bill in questioti was iiir Irahiuuaule apparel tit tile lot the suit, and Inc q0e)111111 was, whether credit had been given to young bilious Or his fault, r. It wa, proved that the triter itt one instatice gave an order to supply his son with a suit of black, and under all the t irc ttttt - stances a verdict WAS f d for the platisid—.l..mages fur 371. THE NATIONAL REGISTER T 1 Vainplew remained at the bar. and the others were removed. Mr. Adolphus then stated the case, and Mr. W. Payne, clerk to the magistrates at Guildhall, produced the pamphlet, which had heed left its his care. R.itsert Doke swore. that lie purchased the pamphlet iti question hum the defendant, in the sloop, 55, Fleet street. Cross-examilied by the defendant.—He had received s pound in money for his trouble in purchasing tins pain 'inlet, and for several' attendances. He called in Inc morning first, and defendant said he had not the book. Vf tin as did not say Oil that occasion, " Vk'hy, you are not so tiluid as to give up already. are you i" Dereliction—Have you read the pamphlet? Witness—l have read part of it. IMentlatit-s.Has what you have read produced any evil effect ill.oll your mind? The Common Sergeati:-1 cannot permit that question to be received. You are not charged with producing any evil effect upon his mind. Thomas elJusings, a clerk in the office of Mr. Murray, the solicitor, produced a copy of the placard which sp. pcared on Inc window of Cedar's slurp the day after the apprehension of (WO of his shopmen. When the libel, as it was set inn entire, had been gone through. the odi.2er was proces 'ing to read inc differ:mit portions of it as they were set out disjunctively, when The defentlain said he ti lit there WJS 11111 for occupying the time of the Court by reailiti4 the rt.:- : j•metore portions of the libel, when the w toile ILA been already read. The Common Sergeant said, he would not allow the defendant to ;admit .iny thing which might pr. jii.l;c.! h nisch: There might be souse caution )et discoseiel between the libel, as it was set out in the record, dud the original pamphlet, and it was therefore to Isis advaii tato that the whole should be read through. The defendant commenced nis address to the Jury at a little before niite, with an eulogy upon the trial sly Jury, which had not yet been destroyed. whicit was almost the only protection now renialitiog to English men, and which. thank God. yet existed unsullied. in spite of tile sophistry of pain adtocates. and count.' judges, and their einleavours to overturn It. HI com plained of being prosecuted for the publication of Meow. gical or political works, contending that tree discussion on those points was the privilege and birthright of Etig. lisiimem He tour, died tile Jury Ili interpose betwtett him acid his prosecutors, who. he said, dared not chew their own faces. but hail thrust forward Well worthies as Murray, Sharpe, and others. to carry on their sanctimo nious perseentionll against opinions which they dared not combat in an open and manly manner. He proceeded, and came to a passage, in which "the Constitutional Association" was illellillsited, and w is 111.• terniptetl by the C Sergeant, who said, thc Court knew tioilung of such an ASSirClasii)ll. He went on, and in Isis Ctnmmiemts reflected on the character of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cl a rence, and contended that Carlisle had been unjustly iiiii mired ~ , j in prison. Toe defendant, after many ir•.terrupt' on the part of the Co 11111 l Svi k t.erht. iho iii closed ail adur.a to the J.,ry, The Common Sergeant, at ten 11l i l nites to LI o'clock, need his CiUrge 10 the Jury. He COnCiticled at one o'cl..ck, anti at half past one the Jury !Violated a verdict of Guilty upon the general coma. Fhe prisoner Wen iuiiiillllllllll sentenceil to two year; hurts. 11111 l east In Conquer, and at the Oita of that period to rule( 1910 I►ls Own reeo6iitl taste of Sou. for Ins goou beliat lout (luring lie. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. MONDAY, Fus. Shepherd and Jay. Smith teem indicted tor the double Wiener: of utterisig, and how itif in their possessitni, comiterleit mune!, Robert H4ll, a wailer in the employment of Mr. Davi., • liceused victualler, living in Clielvea, %toted. that lee two prisoners came to hie master's Inutile us. the lit° 10.1 called hiss S 11181 t of porter, in paviurut jot wiii4ls she primpitcr Solidi tendered is elulliuit, which, UV" viattkiit 4 - lion, proved IS lie COSSlerfrit, Ms e. Davis sent it back, and Sii, plierd gtiv e nom her, out or which he received 800 change. Both pi moiler .011 going away, went to the bar, anti said they would have "vomething short," alter whit n Smith save Mrs. Davis &shilling, which proved to be 4 bad one. Mrs. Davis immediately sent for a etnivtatne, ono look breli the prisoners mio riimisilv . ,:m4 on seat them several bad shillings were t ,I is their pub.ermvl.. Mr.. Drvis corroborated the evidence. . The Jac) found both priwurrn &amity, and Lite Cuult woletice.l each of them to be imprr•ourd foe 12 nemtle , I , s Newitati., and to -*Ol •urruea fur tucir good beitaviout tor two yrar4. Aunt• Lewis, Mary Jaeloott, and John tvi., %%err ei.n vieted Jur it.lmtlar °deuce, and •eutettcrd to a Ishe po• utalloteot. ' fhnnla. South, rn Mel man who has kern for maul yrer* io the habit ul alralisog pewter pots. 111 lomme-humws, as.s irird upon IMO ilitlactuovuo., for Lu ~,,,, iitmg Isle 'Awe oti, surf• He w convidol upon Illy cliues, pine.ibie Tar CliAil (Ali. C011%1).114, illelt %11411111 ti for ptdo 0 1 %hipping 11/1 1:11, • pug stealing geo.- rail), ass.. beg... %sato Mr.lmal. , aho had ru uu.rl. rapt. lit liCt. iu the 11.1 t., and contiol hint to 14.1111 , 11111er the 1.1%, lie had cunamitted,- - The 3 — ltiviire of the (0.1.1 you, Thumas Smith," said the " 1:...t you lac, fur the liiNt isoited oat) mouth-, ao,I well %sliirped iu the gaol t and tot the s. rood of . oce, you be imprisuited two months, and %re; %hipped." The t.risoncr seemed Slot at all to Canty me sew. ore. Last week a party iitior inhabitants of Wit:- farthing, is Norfolk, assembled and went in search of thrtriting-machines; they Inimi only one at work, wLielt they took and tli. : geti by It 'nil to Slicilanger, the poor iithabiLi.ts of whid t ptaisti dragged it to Di..., where they Jett it; the farm in the village promising they_wm4 1 • •- ---•-- OLD I.I4ILh:Y SEBsIOAS. 011••••••••• MONDAY, Fe5..25.—.W. Pegg was capitally indicted for v misting, tile perauil of a telltale culla, tilidel tell years of age. After toe evidence, which was of a nature we cannot repo; +, had been goue through, Mr Jun ice Best sold, II was impossible not to have perceived hours ago (nal the e%itlettee lUUbL tail 111 pris• inlet.% the conviction of the prisoner; but he (Mr. Justice tics') Odd thought It i,etler 11141 the time in the court and Jury slluuld bi ConStl tiled, Ulan that It Should be said a case of tins on iturtatiCe was preiliourely stopped. Ills Lordship ordered Ole pftizeCULUr s czpeitees to be paid. lhe J ury' then returned a verdict of—Nut guilty. 1 here were no trials in any ion:lest tin Tuesuay and %Vetinesilay. Tau itsiDAY, Frs. 28.—John White, a respectable looking wan, aged 4g, was tratidUleinly and oy labe pretences Oil ationlit a large quantity or goods I Messrs. •Istiriter anti Cu. uiriules..de woollen drapers, in Alderinaribirry. It appeared, I the evidence of several wiinesses, that iu J lily Idat tile prowler went. to lie warehouse 01 Messrs. all anti lie urrdersiooii that they were likalloiactUrers or woollen goods, and as lie had besvi apirodited to the Atitakiini ml colonial pint tylll,lle WiSliell lo ticai wlt II I Gild annul ii tote 111e111 lifilers. tie KaVe mein a Card, 1111 ts o.cri was wetted, " J. White, Colonial Purveyor, No. :,;9, 13..w.1atie," 41111 stated Mai he held hie apintilltitieitt LisioUgli the iliterest of ihe of York ; that 11 leaars. I hence Cllo3e 10 supply tile order, they Witold hint 11 worm Weir while, and 45 a 11(001 Idol Wilat Ile represeined was I lie istle%•ed mew all lino.ce 01 goons winch lie had Well inirCliablile Irwin AlesSrit. 'low intend and Brown, lit Cheaesttle, Aid bald lie would kit,* Niebnii. 1. to noise gentlenten.if he st Id conclude any tharcaiii won thrill. lie heat day all order, Sighed "John Winn; was re ceived by Messrs. 'rtiriier, to deliver tile had b..eit selected. theu 1110Likr11l It pauper to inquire al Messrs. Tow tiNend and WllO bald the pflbulier had Itotiglit *mods ol thesis In the awwiut U bei%seen and 4001 and Ile was I'm titled its 111. ui by a person of Ingo respectability. lit two or three days alierwards the clerk of Alesiib. Turner Called 111,4111 the ',moiler, and its sonic , onversaiion the latter s..id ilia lie seta ins goods dovv it to Chain:on every three months, and that they Were eXJlllllllell .11111 pasha m two or three 1111)1k, dllll the 111011.., was remitted 10 111111 I .illaiely by the Governor. Upon the I.r.tur Os all w. ye falifeSk - 111.1111111S, Messrs. 1 . 111 ilk r stlllllllt'd 111111 kyilll Funds to rte awwunt 01 ..lure 1•14111 W. Hal, Lo t . toter clerk to the Treasury, Capt. Wat ley. stall Captain of the depot al Clta atm:tier gentleman, were callen to provc 01.4 the prison. r 'veld no tutilce untie: Goverootent Mat Ile 11411 110 Jutliui Ity pritcur. woods Mr lite ColOmey, all., Mat Mt le wall 110 SUeti Sltu,moli JS ctrioma, pen% .%1/r Alt. Bokitauck atotte43ett the Jur ) fur the defendant. I etc Common Scrgealtt • .t 1 up tat: crldelicu, and ate July wood toy prt.toter lie Was betitenceti to 3(•V‘.I, ‘cArs • t r oiltortraoll. TILL Iskllasik: STREET SOLIETI V. CAaLILE S SdoPMEN• Fit WAY, NiAttCli 1.--lilil elialg, at five o'oooi, ;A I.ollliliiii Jur) wt:re °Auto, and after a mai or no imerest the four shupmen of Carlisle, mutely, Vaittrieu, Holmes, Burktay, Allil a Wall Whose name n toll,nnwit, w.rc in io the bar, charged watt publtsll.ll. , a tietitliotis mid, and the Jury Were charged with the ditvery oC hie pri.oneis to the initial manner. fair. A•iolpilub saw, it, 1141;1rrstotitl t h at Vartsidew. who WAS 1114. lite fiat 101 Ulal , w... Cilllll. SCI, JIIN us I 1111111 S. Illc bcVissill 111 tiaVe file bCileti of the tateuts of ii;s icjit11,111111:1111, 11 r. Po:o• deruast, 1.0 ‘‘illotv 10 tali,' Mr. Miura), 111 I: Ifuo. SVC., witi,purce. something to aaaaa I) lint as %%tisk !dew 14 first no the I.st. sin Lunt, velit.a,4 is e‘ttfUtl Ilr