Star. — London, England, 1816-11-07 00:00:00

r . , atidsob4debtboi lip ad arnmding as the one of saselcensationvie moo likely to wit their fit ser ve their cause, they do.net heehaw be man who lays open thrir arts dangerous esieruy of order, and then of such a than will Make Christian. When hael o then endeavnur M repre ind justice, ar a man who . the confidence of subjects, extremely dangerous member the Government, which, allows itself to become osiUle flattery, and their Allied Powers that Por of the French contribu ►ich this has beta decided re.isonable. fiii' io cches of two Spanish Grandees, at tliteir y a j r aikin Madrid on the 11th of September by juts i f a Royal Order, at which the Infante DON I!mols weeided on behalf of the Kum his nepheyr, i td ieg ison one. This. will never be held to be i r g ar masca of his pmmise made on the 4th of i1t416. accede to the Constitution formed,hr who fought for ,the indepentlence malotry. The KING'S object scents to have i 4pply of Rooney, but the mighty the Nobles after all their fulsome boater is dollars. In fact the KING wishes to despotism and espionage. since this legislative functions, the whole KING. • Nothing , is said•ol people. though it was they, utai lk Not ••pped:forward on the memera. itinfi c ip,Madrid l it was they that "1 and niilitary Chiefs devoted to part ot the Peninsula. • death 01 the King of Wurreat order for a general morning It iv probable that the d.ath of aid notatand In the highest possi. . 1 ; his snbj c's, will pat an edd to idahbles, wh;ch have long agitated his 'lams of. Wurtemberg, as the Mrs )l4 *re there called, have suug foto' free conuitution for the from Dublin states, that Lord , means out of danger. otcruosa continues seriously ;stuck of the go, at Lb seat, beam "sent from East Cliff, Lodge, "petal.. far i Physician from town, Was.Lass.sr, it is apprehended indisposition has •assonsitd an I beat laid up with thusetise' some weeks past; acid is somplains. • - ttLay hoed far the Royal Yacht with all possible speed, to pro- Ins over to England the Grand , brother to the Emperor Of RUSSIA. . Albs & House, in Stratford place, which was by the Archdukes of AI/STRIA. ;$ worsting of his loperisl liighucsk darn Ns alMet the escape of 15011APAiTi e enable him to escape , are - unfounded, 4Osumierstanding another at sea. ameednte•of the PKINCS Rzoa.lT has •tf ter [Maus was very imi emihar, that he made a bet he iy Wales," and make his , the bell. He accordingly moment, and said, Wales! Royal Highness obeyed, and appeared he mid him, a Mr. Mr. B. bras tbus turned out for' won his bet, lot the PIM= int. • ;ilia Bill of Fare of an eetraor- WU.IJAM MINGAT, Esq. on his time Mayor of Nurnich, in ign of Queen EuZAIISTH, 1 Sale ion entertained the • Duke' ief Knights, and Gentry of di* real of Mr. JOHNNY MIIIITyIf, a dinner, after grace was said; 1 loaves wheaten 63.40 0 4 1-- main, SW 0- 4- 1. Bagel Stswits Baez ,9, a, .11 1 Barrel Small ditto 0 1 A I Qolti4tWoo4 0 V"lr Nutmess,Maso,Cinso• , • ' neon and Greens o 41b Behan 31)1153ga:0 1. it Fruits end Almond+ p 0 it dos. Oranges, at ad. 0 1" 0, Swett Water sal Per fumes - - 0 0 4 Gallons Whits Wilts 0 • 1 . 0 illtto Clara • o 1 0 1:301c0 Sack ' 0 3 0 1 aitto Malaiwy 0 1 trim Iduetard ditto .0 1 0 .1 ditto Muscadine 0 I 41 Total iz l$ 11 and way it *Asa 7011 r worship, day like a King. Cud bkss We have trd plentifully, and I can speak plain English, I lister Mayor. and so down all: ewer.. -0 Bravo, bravo 1' Your beer and will soon catch us by the canners. And so huzka (ur the 'ce, and all her bonny browed Huasa for Moister Mayor, and Mayoress; bums for his noble tract sits. GOD save hips; bona foi and all our friends round the penn7 in their pane, sad an beasts, to keep out Spanish *their faggots to burn Q ui ugs, Asa* it about, mot Moister Mayor, his broken, this jolly tenspany.". APAR,IP I UN . .44 7 4 , 1 j, • • . In bar If 11•142%'' powiars of . AtikeTtrii * file. of airy considerable mai' of Sofa Ssa &Oils site beim received fron1+101 , :. 140 d by the 0.114:11' iklases in - Lnn ton t instead of 6 ' SNith Set 4410 reid.-bld and Noir Saud &a Amain. 7 7 7 Yesterday being the 'first dad of the quarter. the Commissioners for LiqUidaling the National Debt betao to pareliA%e A1130 . .00 , ) per day far that purpose. The last quarter they only purchased £90.000 per day. ;Aids made Stocks a shade better. *balk sheathe reasoning • • .list any good C to igeoleno they. II the champion of truth al - . utbority of the c oniequendy 'as an mitre But 'Woe .to• th 'wed by such hypocrites, , d ivre of their cant p' ' • acetstatiosnr li t i us );oe; agree 411 X 'bait receive a share . t The principle on whi iwb Patriots wh ditir Plawiri• ThO „ r okuiPt s 'WO! !.ce of the Nobles a JOCI,OOO &Pars. F iyl a do' despo t . 7 ' 4 ,•• • 'possesses' ao I pill Wetted its ti r rieftsbikke people 6 tri r gs, who Jul &ir t e civil al etery pat ,34" . • :Ng obeatillood Abel 4 '.1..1.4 2 1r • N yet been isoesl. o S o rerristt,'who did ' 'along I *plaice' aptabbles, loadotor Ale States tree of the peopt ; 9P4 MantutlY fo two priratt..letter fro .11711 is by no I Vitti)iiiks Qf MoNTi • • with a violent a •• sae noose. Asespreu having b • Toes& g akteekho M4rquis „141.1, 1 4 . rdship's • • appearance. - Loa RciLas a has °I I Moe %toile for sot it itir4sviertlat oomph . , ardittoore peaerd It* eti, :odious • to Weii, sO brio ; y#Castas, brotl ihatemminn of his In filt. ; _ sA 2 l * about to enable hit it *Wog% ode ship misum +• l~foYotring tuned , * u—The him. 5 kg • !tab him, so WWI calf hits plainly PP • Highness nog t BA • aan easy me tai An hell I° His Re • kuit .the Re f want appfa iii carriage." Mr 'Won. Ile wi tin 'spoke to him &NIP, of the original Feast given hy.Vil . , elected. a second t 'berth fear of the reigr upon that occialor the Lords, E r i• also, the speeds citizen, at the di . • ' 641, SW; 1 ilb. to :them . AM • '•11 - 4 Brawa,arect ! 0 1 I ik vim; st 441. 0 . , 4 is Plat Butter u r • r Veal 0 u ' oeseaarter ditto u ' • Mew, u Mita,* u o Veal 0 0 • humeMettun n a . 1 b: . 4 LIT. at sd. 0.1 rartridiss 0 7 I wept Rabbits 0 * k_s ip 0 I • , 4 3d. 0 .1111 0*. u Sa; 0 3 4 . 4111 st sd. 01 4 • 7/ 4 611144m at 04.0 I I WNW Bread 0 0 miner Mayor, and feasted as chit Vieea_,..,:s trace. WI 'halm whilst) 1 • ' think you, Malec .• a ._ boys. answer-4 4riPot and potent, a tv • od at op our. man sl iniesty's grace, of honou r . Hw .104 dame Mayoresi 10 • " 1 4.Abert he sits o • J ° 4-colliPony, • o li o? ► Mho hav e a pi • Igniitt is their t , • t'apista with *; Head e your , • • • he foe "thin, gad all d Til F: ARmr. Two Companies of the Royal Artillery, under the' command of MAjflr CroOPIR aud Captain CHALMM have embarked al Cork, iorMama. Four CoMpaltirs A the 25th Regiment bf Foot have marched into Bristol, and are to be quartered is that city for the wintr.r. • NAVAL INTIILLIGENCI The extra East 'lndia ship MANGUM, outward botmd, parted company with tte LADY CARRINGTON en the 4th August, and put into the Cape on account of the, sickness of her crew. . • FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4.. • Arrived the Metby. CAtu.ms, from Meta*a., tailed the Recovery, Foilsmen., for &stliedats ; , William, *DONALD, for Civita Vetthia .Frieittiky Litript, 'for Lisbon . ; and Busy, SALLUIVA/p Gilboa.—Wind E. PLYMOthit 19VEm8sit Caine i* the Mary Ann. Wassrsa, from Calcutta ; she sailed the Stith of March t a plot to murder the Othcers and take the ship, was happily detected, and sixteen of them* simmer in irons ott board. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6. Arrited his Mak/4 's sh4ss Hon and ALBRT, from a cruise ; Medina and Augustus Cisar, from the Downs, lot Jamaica ; Orion, GRIVATHs, from the Downs. for Charleston.'—The fiiitowing have passed Ay, the Neptune, from Gottrutturgh for CAchz ,• Grohtmab, from Oporto. for Hamburgh General Stuart, from the Downs, tor India. Sailed the Pro. •idence transport to the Eastward; add General El. liot, for the DOWOL—Wind W. DEAL. NOVEMBER S. Catnedown from the. River Ink evening, the An. gusto. Ciesar•and Lice Romney, for Jamaica else came doilies this mar:ling. the Docernfield. London, and Dale, for Jamaica; Clio, fur Demarara ; Fleet wood and Mary, for Dominica ; Pitt, fir Madeira ; 'Crinry, for Hrodiiras ; fillet borne, for tetadras ; and Berwick. ter B4rhaJoes. Arrived the Cararane, French frigate. from Riga for Brett.—Wind W. RAMSOA I it, NOVEMBER e. Arrived fast slight horn Ostend the Prince of Wa terloo packet,C rptain PAGE, with Messrs. DANST and W ALlnktl), of the C ,Mmissaria, tic. r The Waterloo ruade the passage across in the short'spsce of eight hours.—Sailed for Ostend the Paying Fish packet, with passengers.—These two vessels, we learn, in tend running to and trim Ostend, during the winter 'se tAn, twice a week, which will doubtless be a great accommodation to the public. it is•with pleasure we find nvery handsome sum of money has been subscribed here, principally among the Company. tor the relief of the poor woman with ten children. whose husband was run over and killed on the spot a few weeks back. His employer (our worthy Deputy Mayor) in consideration of the man's long-and faithful services, has pledged himself to do some generous act individually for the, poor fellow's large HARWICH, NOVEMBERS. Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, far Holland; and Beauloy packet, for Cuxhaven. with. Mails. • WEYMOUIII, NOVEMBBR I. Sailed last evening, the Hinchinbruok packet. with an Odcer on board, bearing dispatches Ter the Com. insedee-in•Onief at Jersey. A sloop; belonging tu itispond,' drove from her anchors in Scrabster Roads, Thurso, during the gale of the 20th and 21st ult. and had not been heard of a week afterwards. Another sloop rode out the gale in Scrabster Reads, but four of, the crew, out of six, havinttaken to the boat during theatoros , it was un fortunately upset before reaching the •abore, when they were all drowned. The brig Harts CIATTOW, of Aberdeen, from Quebec, cut from both anchors at Long Hope, Ork. ney, on the 20th ult. in consequencvot which, le was, found necessary to run'her ashore in Viridewall, where she lay nest day in it place of safety. A boy onto:- I tunately fell overboard, and was drowned. Since the opening of the . trade on the 14th April, 1814. to private individuals with the Last Indies,ls9 ships have procored licenses up to the Ist of..August.' The charges brought against Sir Games Gnaw by• *the Chaplain of Portsmouth Dosk.yard relate so. his' permitting other auditors than the members of 141, own family, to attend divine worship in his 'private house. , We learn from St. Petemburgh, that such continued rains fell in June at Iciakla, on the Chinese frontiers, that the torrents from the adjacent mouotainiscaused an inundation in Kiakla itsolt, which has done much damage. Nothing of the hind has ever heppendd 'there in the memory 01 man. There has. been lately found, in a newly discovered Temple at Ponspeha, a stone, on which are engraved the linear measures which the Romans made use of. So great is the fear of nocturnal dep redations in several parts of the country in Ireland, that the rich farmers are sembeing into the towns for the winter. The diminution in the ckculation of country bank: bills in the county of Lincoln, is said to amount to one million and a half sterling ; in Wiltshire to 4000.00 0 , and and in Durham to /1500.000. A few dapssihice a Gentletnan *who lives in Fea. therstone.buildings. Holborn, bavidg returned from a morning's eectrrsion in his gig, had no sooner alighted than his imam negligently took off the bridle before , he put up the The animal perceiving that it , was disengaged from all restraint, suddenly wheeled, round, by which motion it threw down the goons., and one of the wheeli went over his body and ver) severely injured him. The her* instantly rushed forward, and attempted to .make its way to the other end qE the ,buildinks, Oen it came in contact with the some pillars' which are pliced across to denote that it was no thoroughfare, and dashed thi..gig to ',.pieces. The Gentlemen himself. yeti nAtreedy cs tsped sloe:4ft 611•41 hiserghbikiss swoop •• - • Want& •-issetair • , - Yesterday incii94*.elpernis. WoarinkeLt.. of the Guards. undertte - 4 4kir11 . Itnaalderable wager, to ride lux* hh'lgnisent - fintnPstead, to ny'stsn's Livery Stables t ,i'Ark-hner,the distance of fire".ittilei and a half, ill thirtem minntes. ritur horses were provided to pot;tollik this task.... the lap...horse. however, fell; in ristning out of E.lgware•roeit into Ogirtierert. and the Captain lost by five seconds. It Was gene rally thought, that if Captain Woarawau. had suf. tered the third horse to bate Carried hiniihrough, he must have completed the snitch. Mr. BEAN, a Livery Stable keeper, attended Captain Wostawet.i. ' in the race, and Unfortunately had his leg dreadfnlly broken by his horse falling. on the same spot. Mr. WILLIAII44fIW, a pedestrian froti the North, undertook, at 18 hours notice, to de nine miles withio,i an hour. The bet of LOU guineas was made with,him by Captain Fattroans, on Monday. at a house in St. James's. The pedestrian started on;To:..sday, on a piece of ground near the village of alkiliford, and per fornie,d as follows : Mlle% • Min. Sec. I Miles. Min. Sec. 1 - , 611 4 . - 7 • 1 5561'7 - 7 11 30•06 t o• so 4 • - • 6 14 I _au S - . - 6 30 1 SS Minutes 47 Seconds. This match, cOritidering that it was woo in 1 minute 'and IS seconds within the given time, is equal to more than 10 miles an hour in fine weather, and it will stand 'high . cin the sporting records. Monday i fob Royal beer was turned out sear Salt Hill for a day's. sport, vhiehlwas extremely well attended by Gen:lemen sportsmen. At first starting off there was some excellent diveririeo, the deer going Off with great swiftneol through the inclosures, to wards the Thames; he then took to the river between Cletver.and Windsor, and swam across to the opts.). site shore. The sportsmen pursued, and Went through Eton and .Windsor. The deer, on landing, took through the 6eldl to the left of the Cavalry Barracks, towards the Long Walk, where be crossed, and wens Swung') her Majesty's inclosures afFroginore, taking up by Old Watcher ; be Was' taken at Woodside,. near that place. Koval. Hurtmo Ix FaasiCs.—Saiarday being the: Hunters' Festival (St. Hobert's day) whiolt an rurally. celebrated at this season, the Duke of .Anc.ou- LEhle and the Duke of amine hooted iu the Wood of St. Gormain-en.Laye. The, two Princes were in ' grand hunting costume, as were all the persons of their suite. They bad eqpipages with the King's livery, as it is the 'Slog's...Hunt, andhis,Majesty„ is held to be present. The Duchess ufAnOspipra itttd; the Duchess of Beatty joined theirextgost. *OK., Ifs; aqd the whole retinue returned at.' pe.h e clOelt- 1 - 1 Moisiggit, being indisposed, dud not ;gip: trite 1 1 14. Bishop of Astroz.La said Masi in his apartmetit,..asid the Duke de diati.c.s, his &Ist Aide de r pimp, rested bine is sorts *Ns l—When the f!rilees returned irons the chase, they were waited,on by I)litstations from the market W011ielk• with bouqueti for hionstsuit and the Ddke of B3llalre vAlose tete (St. Charles) happens on Monday.. Six of ,these dimes were La. troddced and permitted to present their offering s to their Royal Highnesses: , • . • In the neighbourhod of Sutton-Cheney, Leicester shire, a ham has fur nearly three years past been the constant guest of a cottage garden; her form is gene. rally under the shade of a cabbage-leaf, and fat• qoently about the 'close of day, the is seen skipping and playing in the most familiar manner with the house cat. She took ditcher is .that garden when a leveret, and has almost daily been sego in per within a few yards of it ever sincea She ie., tame that she does not seem at all to dread the approach. of man. If , by accident she is put up by the.possessort of the . garden, she commonly takes'refuge MA more remote Corner, without the least appearance of trepidation or harm ; and although since her firm voluntary en. trance she bas always been perfectly at• liberty to escape, she has now grown gray in fidelity, and is neatly at much domesticated as her tiger-like. corn. pastiest. .. - -• , ~ Ti.. present litargraviie of AwsPserr, when Coun. test of Clara**, had a young cab lox at Coombe Abbey,'which wits reared is the kennel with Lord Chituieit's then crack pack of hounds. l'lsts sagacious animal was frequently taken out tor• her Ladyship's ittriusiesent, who was at= that petiod•-partial to the sport; of ;the field I Reyaard always lea die- kennel; ' I mounted behind the huntsnian, and, when turned'," ottt, afforded his canine friendi earlicsige chase; but,: When they came pretty near whirr heti*. he imam; diatrly turned round, and:pat:lag through the pack,. leaped up again behind the huntsman),:and thus - re.: turned home.- . One days ltoweverr”oliitst en3oying: • their customary amusement during-ehe season. the• poor • fagot:mite was unfortinatety 'min „upon by a strange pack, which instantly killed the pet- aniial.. lite regret of her Ladyship and the, whole of the Hunt maf lig more easily imagined than described. ' Saturday a Gentletniwbf theisk of Wight, while Sportilig in the countrys OM a rabbit which lie demi sued tn.:bis pocket, but •on his rtturn home, to his astonishment, fatty the , number incre•ird to three s it appears-the rabbit was Licit killed, and actually .11t tercel in the pocket. • - • A beautiful tortoisi-shell to cat,. about IS weeki' old; it now In the possession of * Gentleman at Bury. Thniiday being the tair held at Falkirk, for hiring servants, a caravan of wild beasts was exhibited is the market-place, when a girl of 'about three years of age, in the charge of her raster, about . 17, while wit. arming the exhibition, was seised by the right arm by a leopard belonging to the collect:lN wilien lace rated the atm in such a shocking manner that ampu. cation from the shoulder was found indispensably necessary. it is expected. however, that Use child will live. • Tuesday the following accident occurred in Lam 'bath Roads a Gentleman of respectability, who re sides in.Walcutplace, was walking with his son, a boy of about six years of age. when the child was attacked by a boss, Which is moat impropirly allowed by its " -owner to range at liberty in the public road. The vicious animal ran at the-4014 in a liirious manner, rhregthlns Own. and before his fathet'could interfite i to rescue him, bad inflicted two screen erouuds upon 1 oins, one on t he arm, the other MI 00 pack. Thslittle , silager was taken . to a singeon'i iiiiant4. Asylum, and, though severely grounded, no Oilicare m gr . taiPed pf - Ms skimp smccolOty. •• :, ''::,.:- - : • • , 4 L.lrr otleCi.troulcab • . . . COURT OF kING 6 4 B 1 CH, NOVEMBER 1. Michaelmas Term commenced this day. In the early part of the morning Mr. Justice Anevri. sat Id dispose- of the usual r.wtsue business of justifying bail, and heating motions of riurse. When me whole Court came in, Nye customary reports west read,-respecting the state of the convict ships in the slitereht out•ports, which appeared favourable; Mr. Berjeafit Otist.n* presented himself within the bar of the Court, when the Loan CHIEF Jumice ad. dressed him, and announced that the PIIiNCII R fforPit,_ acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty; had appointed him mil of the King's Serjcants, learned in the law, and directed him w take his seat within the bar accordingly. The Learned S !rjeAnt forthwith took his teat within the ha, with the usual ceretunny. Mr. MAURYAT and Mr. Gastxey alsd took theft spatsthu bar, a tines . Counsel, under the like forms. MAROS AND onlittS. AIinGNEES Of ISA V 14.1,4 • V GA'ACIN • Mr. Se...steer moved fur a role to shew cause why the verdiCt for the plaintiffi in this cast, which was an action against the Sdieriti to sit aside an ezete. tion, and tried before the Hon n•able Baran Wood, .at York, should not be set . and a new'triat granted. The moti : in was upon a supposed misdirection of ill. Leas iced Judge, as t o the evi- Juice given lititare the jury, toadyin g the lei of bankrdptcy aileeed to have been committed by the bankrupt M►w loan. The evideace in question was, that a servant. of one of I:te bankrupt's credieas had called at his shop in Bevaley, for the payment of. a debt of stri2, and the bankrupt bein then en-aged in conversation with some in his d dl es , ed. the servant to call again in half an hour, whin b should be it liberty to speak with him: The servant, however, did not call until as hour and a half aftet• wards, and then the bankrupt was denied to him, the latter being only told that it gentleman wartted to we him. At the trial, the Leerued Judge ruled that the bankrupt ought to have kept his appointment, and remained at home, and to have seen the servant. To review this direction of the .I. f eerned Judge was the object of this motion, and the Court .granted a Me to she, cause. THE imio, et: TUR eßnslieUTlqN Of TIODDS. V. WILLIAM tactual:lsom.' Mr. RICUARDSO:4 moved for 4 rule to shear taus. teliY the defendant in this case should . not be die. charged out of custody upon his ()wit recognilance. lay the Sommer Assizn 1813, the defendant was lcoaeicied at Newcastle, before Mr. Jastice Chambre, of *misdemeanour fur compounding a Anal action. !The tag was afterwards reserved iur the purpose of taking the opinion of the Court upon a point of few; but the defendant was immediately afierwerde appro. headed, in putsuauce of the verdict against and cordhiitted to gaol, where lie had now remained tor three• yeare...• hinee his imprisonment the prose entor had died, -and his personal representatives had no desire SO pray the juigmeut of tke Court ageinie the delendant'. l'ud • presieet applicatien, therefore, was made on. the pan of the defendant himself to le discharged on his own seCosiliZAite, tt,e vita ut,law taken by his Counsel at the - uial never having been since agitated.' Mr . -jostiCt• Batt;tv iageirett,. if it was 'a oast 'in which a specific"pu l termeat was awarded by Act ,of Parliaments . • .• Mr. Justice Hot.itoYD said, *hail* Statute of Eli zabeth imposed a IWlsaiLy of 410, :ad that. the dee fendaot was hable.to tbe discretion of the Court. Lord gt.s.ammigouGii.—” In. this. CAW, the Cont t has the power of and impileanisig the iietene dam.; butwehace. no.authority for dischargiu% the party in the way .soteglit by this motion. kie slicsitlii apply to the Crown fora par4;in. .It scenes to me, the only MUMS .t44cdefenailat QM take is to apply 'for the jadgoteneof the Court. Pod personal 10410* dance may be dispensed with ;.sod then, under•the cireumatances of thecae', the Court may pet an cod to:the pendency of this judgment.—lt you 'tabo o ' rule fur this purpose, you mu.t serve it.utwn the at.• Willey tor the prosecutien and the itersanakteptitaea. wive of the deceased prosecutor. • • Mr. 11 . .icitaianiene said he,should Adria, with his elicit( upon the subject, and, mention. the case again, L • Yallitooll.liVii COURT,•NOWLI4BEit 6.. • • • • GERUChuST :ASO I.ITTL4, AC.41)41r. UNpaatllLt, AUD was a cause respecting the last will and testa. ..meat ,of • * Jolla John.s, Esq. deceesed, fernier' y chief clerk to the,Commissiouers belonging ;o his Majestyte Voefe-yard, Plymouth, and at which place he died. , • It appeared that the deceased, had cohabited with a Lady, • who died in his and by whUm be bad jour diildrep, two of whom were dead ; that on the 4th of s.epteiober, 1801, he executed. a by whch he lett the bulk of bis.properry to his two ills gitiotetelantise iutending to brit% up the eldest to the es id f elie ;miles to either the army Or nay,. paper was propounded before we Court.• It further 4Pelireil, thit in the Fehrusey,• '1805; .liiii'm'direceiona • his' Cheit ot prepiere enuthee order ` to rrnike some.aleierations iu resiteet to the . legacies he load bilis . former will, but iii Which. instruieetie lii leas also left the bulk of his - property to hit tivonitinshl sons. • This instrument WAS Irelret eiteentedliiiMideceaeed ; and the ground ot oppugns/a un thepert, 'Of the neer or s kin of the defeased, arose ii ceusegtieuee i oeniamaki! g nienteraodum actate the back id the for titer win, to the Lo.lowiugtkutpcitt—'.4Cancelled,'"itbethee has is •2 . uUt. • . • Si s t JOHN NictMet.,. after bearing ;h e evidence read, and recapitulating the twa wens cleerly of opiniou, therit was th.l lateittiud of Toe"deceased, that the iu ssuoW.ut, bearing date tjle 4111 of Beptember. 1801, opetale,as wig; and acciardiegle pronoun- Ced for the same, .and directed the eapeniss olt bodt L. -a l odes SO be paid out nt • the ttitattleg .• , *A. hies air sap. -.46 - A W. 0411456 .. rin.uni atria rut her wit and 'ire wines, observed letely to ohe 01 her friends, whose present opinions do opt (nisch resettle% atones he formerly professed, • tilen Ott, I knew you in 17b9, .eiaggerate kit d by wcaes„ .4 find pis Lrviw weal . through. exaggeaation.'--.• No,' . 441 . sl eeved the other, Ca diette diaciescerteli.) 0 .1 in jure lOU that,*ktUnliPe4ll4l istotl.er C*lltoklisio.' t Yes. ref issed,.the yon eittei,Mite the Conikita • the Pejsiet hung, W ter" the silasca.r, .., , i