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. .- ~'`.~ ✓~~ e 4 gmoiA#4,.- `.mfr vittilallet, Feb. 96. kt tWetie, it dull& • hat—George ,Suter, of JS roadest's* aPilislibuf7t Middlesele victualler, Feb. Its, at tWelve', zedltittostit Hollanaby, of Leadenhall-streer, London - . ltbnavtan, Feb. 26, at twettle, at Gui161019.-"—Mitafoai StiplefaiVior-Sherniels, shopkeeper; Feb. 98, at ten, at Guillitall—'lltornat iltoketi tottooley 7 streer, South wark, cabinen.traker, Feb. , 96, 'at tots, at Guildttsl9—William Berridge, of M ai , ti-lotio r 'tVpodt-strett, Lontlon, hosier, Feb. 26, at ten, at Sykes, of. Queen - street , etsesisitle, London, sugar factor, Feb. ed, at gm!, at Guilalluilh—Chirles iiingeston and 4:nitert ling stop, of V:albrook, I.qudott man's meters, March 2, at twelve, at (3 aildludl.—David ?Wino, of Bristol, mercer, Frb. co, at twelve, ar the Bush Tairttn;Bristol. John lames of Bristol) cooper, Feb. 29, at eleven, et the Bosh Tavern, Bristol. , , • FROd . . ADMIR - OFFTCY; - FEBRUARY 5. , ropy of a Later Omni Captain George Downie, of bli Wes ty'r Sloan Royalist, addrealled to Vice. Admiral Campbell, and transmitted by the Vice Admirthe lobn Wilson Croker, Esq. 'His Mojesty's Ski* Royalist, Diweus, Feb. 3. Ssa—lisig leave toinform. you, that his Majesty's .• sloop under Mt command, being yesterday morning between St. Valery en Caux and Fecamp; a sail was sett at day light, to which we gave Chace, and SOOll after made her out to' be one of the enemy's priva teers ;, the Wind having veered round from the south to south east we were bronght upon d wind ; at one P:4l. .between Ettaples'and Boulogne, the Catt . tiliarf joined its 4hace, with the advantage of the weather gage, and obliged her to tack t at four we brougAiigg,lo, nirarly together, and found her to bt the logger privateer la Braconnier, of ten guns (thrown overboard ia.thechace) . and forty-seven men; out two da} s ftom St. Valery en Cacti, and had made no captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Gamma DoWNIE, Captain. Vice Admiral CA 10.1121. L has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Digby, of his Majesty's ship the Theban, giving an account of the boats of that ship having, on the '2d instant," under the directions of Lieutenant Meynell, and sup- 1 ported. by the Skylark sloop, brought out, in a very gallant manner, a merchant brig, from on shore un der two of the enemy's batteries near Dieppe. : And. also a letter from Lieutenant Gedge, com manding the Locust gunNessel, giving an account of his having, on the '26th of last month, captured close to Dunkirk, a French national armed vessel ' carrying two long 12-pounders, with small arms. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Coratnisions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Monmouth. •• Royal Monmouth and Brecon Militias James liarynitir, Esq. to be Captain. St..nert Langslow and Richard Smith, Gents, to be Lieutenants , . . • • • BANKRUPTS. Jokeob•Blaylock, late of Carlisle, Cumberland, muslin-manufac turvr.4leuler and-chapman, to. surrender February 11,1 t, and March 19,;t eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle. Anomie,, Mo.irs. Moensey and Giles. Carlisle ; or Mr. Henry Mounsey, No. 12, Staple-Inn, London. Robert Splitter, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, dealer and chapman, February 12, 15, and Match !9, at eleven, at she Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attendee, Mr. Cotswortb, Haiti or Me.srs. Uley, Stocker, and Daweon, Furnivars-inn, Lendft. Walla* Ander, of Seward-street, Goswell-atreet, Middlesex, sodemasanniatturer, dealer and chapman, Feb.l2, 19, and March at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Dyer's -court, Aktertpanbury. Divid Bonen, late of Neath, Clamorganshire, skinner, dealer and etterentan, F'ebruary 26, 27, and March 19, at eleven, at the - sJs'p and Castle Ina, Needs, Alto vies , Messrs. Cardale and tay's-Ino, London er Mr. David Neath'. tehnm, of Sherborne-lane, London, carpenter, Feb. 9, ifi, iniS.Match 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Masts. Pit-gue tend'Sanimess, Swithin-lane, London. Icahn Cavils . of Liverpool, merchant, dialer and ehipman, Feb. )9, at tierce, at the Globe Tavern, Liver- Jteisk ,rietarniele Mr. notner Whelk 191 m-street, Belford few. London ; or Mews. Griffith and Hinde, Fenwick.street, I.iveipmoL" • William Sanderson, of Liverpool, timber-merchant; dealer and (+Orman, Feb. 20, and March 19, at one, at the George- Uri, ill Dale street, Liverpool. Atrornies, Mr. Windle, John reet, Bedford. row, London; to Mr. Forrest, or Messrs. Grif eel and Hinde, Liverpool. ?laminas Roberts, of Liverpool, woollen-draper, Feb. 27, U, and' Marcia 19, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, LlvetpioL Attor ale-, bur. Windle, John-street, Bedford-raw, London; or Mr. hints plai t s , Commerce -court, Lord-street, LiverpooL C;nsdell, of Hackney-Road, ISliddlelex,carpenter, build "der, dealer and thin:omen, February 9, at twelve, Feb. 16, at one and March 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilde and Kaistit, Castle-street, Falcon-square. Waler Gornian„ of Bristol, merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 11, 12, and March 19, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, All- Saints-lane,' Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, No. 12, Gray's- Inn.squarsyLondon ; or Mr. John Cornish, Bristol. ' Alfred CliarleaSmith, , late of Kennington-green, Surrey, (now a prisoner in the King's fitness) merchant, dealer and chapman, February 12,26, and March 19, at twelve, at Guildhall.—At torney, Mr. Brown, Blackman-street, Borough. James Sanwa, of Freshford, Somerset. Innhelder, dealer and thapnian, February 15, at six, 16, at two, and March is, at eleven, at the King's Arm, Inn, Melkah am. Auornies Mr. dohnWilliams, Red I.ton-square, London ; or Messra.Willams and Bush, 'Trowbridge, Wilts. DIA/MENDS. Thomas Like, late of Old Itrompton, Middlesex, builder, Fe. bruary 20, at eleven, at Otrildhall.—William Darling, of York. street, Lock's-Meld, Southwark - . victualler, Feb. 27, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Jaa. Dihrdale„of Bixiford-street, Niiddlesex, boot and shoe-maker, March 16, at eleven, at, Guildball..—Edward Jackson, of Horsleydown,Surrey, brewer, March Id, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Abram Gompert biotin, of Portsmoath, shop. - Floi LAW ISTELLIGENCE. • COOSA' OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 4. H4DAL T. HARWOOD. This was an the to recover €5 12 for two loads of wheat sold by the plaintiff to the defendant. The de-. 1 fence set up was, that the bulk was not equal to the Sample, and also that there was not the full measure ; both these circumstances were proved; the samples being good Daetzie wheat, and the bulk so stale, that the person to whose mill the defendant had ordered ft ita he delivered. for the purpose of being grounds re. I fused to defile the stones of his mill with it. It was also proved, that on delivery two sacks were measurecki one of which was about half a bushel, and the other. half a peck. Lord ELLENBOROUGH—Mr. Garrow, two thing*, are requisite for the maintaining your case—the balk . must agree with the sample, and there must be foll. measure. In both these points you fail. Your wisest way will be to submit to be called. Plaintiff nonsuited, intones v. SAUNDERS. Mr. PARK stated this to be an action for goads sold and money lent. The Defendant was an itinerant ex hibitor of shews and feats of agility, and had lately occupied rooms, well known in former times as the place of general resort—he meant the Anciett 011-- c4rt Rooms in Tottenham-court-road. The account sine by him to the Plaintiff, for goods sold and money lent, amounted at one time to se7oo, though the pre sent action was only,for £169 ISt. 6d. A Mrs. Carnegie proved, that on one occasions;' when she called on the Defendant.for payment of a small account due by him to her, she was informed by the Defendant, that he had just borrowed from the Plaintiff AM, and that he had owed Am the deini and all before. She also heard the Defendant say, that he owed the Plaintiff £4, for the conveyance of some scenery. • Henry Austin proved the delivery, by the plaintif to the defendant, at Smithfield, of 25 &raw and two 1 candles, at the price of 1s: pet pound, amounting to that ipm • Pf atIS 2s. 14rethilit observed../Ast Awing to the unateount ab abseace of a materiafiestness, the plaintiff ceild , prove no . triiire of his account. • Lord ELLEKRO/1011011 said, it was impossible for him, .or fur the jury, to pit any estimate on what might he iepposed the reasonable measure of damages falruig - under the words " the devil and all before." The Jury could, therefore, allow nothing on this head. The sum recovered, however, was so very short of the I demand, that, if the plaintiff chose it, he should reserve to him leave to move that the verdict be set aside. With this reservation, the Jury found for the Plait ' tiff—Damages SO 2s. • FER..5.—CitutiNAL• INFORMATION. •Thekrronwar-Gemee AL moved for a Rule to cause why a criminal information should not he filed against three Gentlemen, named Winholt, Outram, and Welsh, all Merchants in Liverpool, for being concerned in sending a challenge, and otherwise pro voking to fight, a Gentleman of the name of Riding. 'The ground of complaint which Mr. Winholt, who was the principal-in the transaction, originally had against Mr. Riding, was, that he had dared to sue him (Winholt) for a debt of 42)0o. Offended at this be sent Mr. R. a letter, in which he expresses regret And he had compelled him to leave town, and to re quest him to meet him at a place, which his friend Mr. Outram, who was to deliver the letter, should acquaint him with. Mr. O. accordingly delivered the letter, and refused to listen to any explanation on the part of Mr. R. ; but insisted that nothing but meeting Mr. W. in the manner proposed could prove ittisfactory. Mr. R. on this went before the Mayor Liverpool, and swore the peace against Mr. Win bolt, and then Welsh mad his first appearance in the business, accompanying Winholt, atter he found `that Riding would not give him battle, to one of the , !oireel i.IN. 30. . . *Aasassinatim , Committees are again in :Ittivit7.— In the course of last week several gemlernen received anonymous. letters, :threatening death, and desiring them. to prepare for their fate. One gentleman seems to have disregarded the caution--he was waylaid on Sunday night in Gardinerstreet, attacked by a posse,' knocked down, and when on the ground a carbine, I -loaded with balls balls, was fired at him. Two bal passed through his hat without injury to his person ; ; third wounded him, but not mortally, in the head. shew. . • • - EDINBURGH, FEBRUAIRT 2. Wednesday and Thursday, we had a gond deal of snow, accompanied with intense frost ; in the evening of Thursday, snow continued to fill very heavily, accompanied with a violent g.i 7 e from the west, which brought on a gentle thaw yesterday.— This was again succeeded by a ►mst last right, and followed by a very fine day. Never was there more variable weather. On Wednes4l.►y the thermometer stood at 16, about nine in the Morsing ; and yester day, the barometer, at eight s vAs so low as 28.3`25-- to-dad, at the same hour, it stood at 29.400. Owing to t►he heavy snow, the Carlisle and Dum fries nails were- forwarded on horseback, at a late hour, and it is stated in a Glasgow paper that the Edinburgh mail was seren hours behind its usual 'time ea Thursday. Yesterday that part of Prince's-st►eet, opposite the earthen mound, presented a novel exhibition ; above 60 or 70 persons were detained on both sides of the street, fearful of crossirg and being .blown away— flek . 4 5 • ** • keeper, Mat eh ~ at tole, at Guildhall, London —' llios. Rovilasd, i moil public 0- ~:-bauies in the town, where they ; hats, shawls, and ether lo4se drapery, were flying in et 'Demi, ,Oxfortishire, carrier, March 19, at ten, Gitildliall i a t -------, . posted Mi. R. by fixing up a written paper in the ; all directions, and many of the owners were blown L o id oo .-.-R. Nicholls, of Norwich, woollen-drawer, Feb. QV, at h • -•-• • • four at • tlif White Oct Inn s Norwich.—Wm. Alicn,iite o f s a ., haitti-Wiltrug of Welsh, and signal by w :nowt, to • Oyer in endeavouring to regain property. fliPele. Ditesetsbirt i a nkolder, March I, at ten, at the Crown this effect -- that Riding to the act of a scoundrel hit•J ' Wednesday and Thursday the lovers of skaiting Inn, Worfamith.—j -John Mounitord, of Worcester, woollen-dn. .added that of a coward, and that he, Winlnit, now ' partook of this exhilarating amusement on Dudding per, Fcb.23, at eleven, at th f .atar and Garter, Wurcenter.—John 'posted . bins as such. ; stun loch, and the other adjoining lakes; two.young Frost, ar D o ncaster,.yorksbirg. innhoider, Feb. 92, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Doncaster.--=Alker Cohan and Samuel Cohan, of . 14Ord 'ELLE.NDOROI"GII said, the conduct of '43irelsh Gmtlernen l through the ice on Ducidingston, but Skerrneu, sliAellsois, Feb.ll9; ai one, a t G u ildhall, Londosi.— ) 41 accompanying Winhola: to the coffee-house for. the were happi able to extricate themselves without any Win. Dewier len. of Castiorarees; sathwark; March 2, at ten ; . porp e se, 9 f y i p s y g u p...h e placard went farther to im- ' injury, rive a cool' dip. at Guildhis4l.talt doci,i-NOl•Rowton and Thomas Morlial ,_ l, .41/. s.li Fate him dein the mere writing of the paper ; which! ch ni t it. adAhrewstroty, ban*.re,r,i a M telve,at Guaqrsati, ..4..k, L... Saturday se'aiiight two dwelling houses upon the Lattlott-: .ichael Surrtmigh, e T y e , sa ran ,. y,• 41 .„.. y,,,,, kers , rsasga.. Rive been supposed to amount only to an act i farm of Callow, in the irielfot Cant wath, were burnt Feb. 27, at ten, at the Council Hotite`,7•Tew Sar t tot.—Virm :Coro- copying, could have done. ..to the ground, and nothing s'avedio the unfortanate f or t e 0 iii,h o pv t e art nolith,Dsfliapai sitturerterorrb.•qtt, ii i' The - Role was aceoraliogly granted against the sufferers except a very few of the'ir clothes. Suspicieeis at thJ' 'Midge Inn, Bishopweiltmondi -,Robert Clements, otild i v l * o l e o ree. , • , .: • . wiett,• appraher and attetioneerrSib;ts, at fontat•tbe liitm • arc entertained that the'fire was not acctylental. Head inn, Norwich.—Franeei lee Mead Mid Milietli LeWlt; i . . HARRISON V. KING. .. • • • Thursday n'.ght, ..tlie. 190 i. tilt, Robert fetNab s ist iiones•street, Cavendish-wpm, goilltuett, Ffsb.Alf u ltlon, at Afru TOT•PINO moved, that the Rule for qiiiiltio • , ,g, watch-Miker, •in Lenniird .f.Z.,auaeway, fell into the Guildhall, Loudon.—Wro:Clios. Pass and faults Dailli s of Dock- thb Writ of liar Ail ratiipuiattiman in th is case snouts ^.-„, c , i e "",,;, . • - the -.f Fad, Bermondsey, Surrey; bteweirs; March ii,i't Ilrat Guild- be Made•abSo ute. • • . 4 aT..a. e Stair of norutrabore, Perth, and'was• ball, London.—ltebert Jamieson and ThoniallalnisbnAte if. . The ATIOSNSV.622ISsAV skewed Clati3e against . drowned. - t o •••t o;•. •,3 .34. -• ... . konnumger-lane London, merchauta a Feb. 25, at ten, kt Guild- , ,• -, tor .$•. •• ••••• .-•• t' Lail: 'Howard, late of Hearietta-street,;st. p im p % thi s rule. The rule was drawn up in the _alternative,' ' ,HIGIt. coll&T ~0 PtaIkDMIIIIIII.I7. 4 4COTI. AND. , ~ • Covent Garden, enaney.seei:eofer;* rat: tt; ite s it oilltdbatt.— either at' the writ should be quashed, or that thy!. Tnesdef livatelaerr 7elsletqK i ftikaran4.l res . pie-, !• J ar vis German, of A ktermanhuryi Londen,lmiller, Feb. 16, at sum ' Off MO, or at muds - AS the Court should di - tin the inc4ran,Col a re . sse lottOse case was formerly i owe, at GuildhalL—Wii. fkura L late of Southampton, &ditcher, red dieUld be repaid to the Defendant. To this Litter ixfOrethis .Centrt, was:team pot , to the bat ;Aohir. FA, 25, at twelve, at the Abtelope lan, Slierbormorset.— P- - Jobs Leman, of Ramsgate, Kent. shopkeeper, Ilioli. ell, at twelve, part o f the alternative he entild have no objection;— BOSWELL, Advocate, I preskiinrs., tei.tt , d f e Adeft#l,4 at G u ildhall, London.—Henry Ekstob, of Sundertibd nolir the but as this was an application . to the equitable discre,: later; at, in consequence of - the tier)? o Mi. BUnita.r. Sea D ur ham, mercer, Web.'22, at twelve, at clic-Balite Inn, in tiott of the Court,he trusted it would-be granted poly Inforthaiionit had been forme rly,ordeperLby the Coure,l , . . Hisbopweennouth.—V•'rts, Wi ser , pu c h art i . * ewcian „j a , and John cones' with equity. flt•proceeded to state the upon the relevancy of the criminal letters. An infor- Sisson, of Cannon-stfeet, Landon, silk-hat-mandacitrers, Feb. COD ,bt the DeteOctan.t's atfidarit—from w hi c h it mission wasgiven in for the prosecutors, but none for. SO, at ten, at Guildiall—Ricksztl-Green, of Bishcipsgite-street, ; L on d on , jeweller, Feb. °S..atten at Goadhall.—Roltott Psrr, of ail fora sum originally amounting; w ith , t he prisoner, who merely referred, in a short sninote, woung.streer, Lc:idea, wholesale haberdasher, Feb- 26, at t bolts , to £1682 10s. levies had been made •to his forme r pleadings, whis,b ; he considered it mine ' twelve, at Guildball.—Jonathan Foe, of Culeman•street-build- onithkiltiods Of the Defendant, at different.times, col cessary to recapitulate. .30114 e objections to the Tete at Guildholl.—J as. . I tugs, London, merchant, Fells toast twelve, . t he amount of £ll7, of retJ.Z, and at .3C29/,'making • vancy were sustained ; and after a considerable debate twanin, of Ludg:te-hill, London, imikeaper, Pet). 26, at ten, at G u adh a n...-wooain Morrish, ta..134b, rbe•ownkooLer, FTh. 2e,: in all 41364 7s. 2.d.• and 'that, notwithstanding to': on the poirit'of,expences, the Judge Advocate asertr . at eleven, at the Greyhouncrltri, tath.t—Jamet Wallii,Ashwell, t h e D e f ea d au tts a s t o nishme n t, he was, on the. l7th . ded these against the, pursuers. The defender was of Colchester grocer, Feb. 27,-st eleven, at tbe Red Lion lan, o f , last, taken in execu.ion to the stint of ': then assoilzied andAsmisted froM the . bar. „ Colchester.—Sl antuel Swire r of ,Halifax, merchant, Feb.l3, at and upvrarcls, there being then only £317 1 Cs. i • . r"li.,: "^i . -- 7 — "" sea, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax . — Dion Trott, of the 'c! 2 :4_ Old tkan g e, London calico-printer, Fib. £ 6, at or.e, at guild- 4d. dodF4 but, in consequence of which, after die 1)e. ! A few nights agri, the church helonginz to the mu......wiulam ;pasta, of Cattle-street, Lae/stet-fields, turner, fendao., had remainea in custody for eight hours, his : united parishes (A. St sikagostin and St. Faith, under • - Feb . t o, at t en, at Guildhall.—Willis. Wawa, of Edgware- s friends, in order to procure his liberation, %vele. ob- ; St. Paors,.was broke into :Ind re••bed of several bibles road, Middlesex, collar-maker, Liatch 1 5, at ten, a; G 01101, 4 .1, I . i liged to Pay into the bawl; of ' the ,Sheri d , the lull ; and prayer-books. The plate, which was locked up -Sven Evans, uf .Leath, G;amolginsturc, shopktglf• o rarch 2 $ at . Q y- eller.. g in a very secret place. remained safe t . th! robbers, it al tests willin • • out, at the Bash tavern, lwitaoli—Siou'atrickland Rielimond SUril 0t . 511216. the Alt 'roe G o r saucy, tayhdi, r4araia.itois tiortive. at 4:ll•lialt.—Qui.. to tlyilittgalit to the Defeudanx l'ort i oe,firsr . and 11 )itd is opposed, not being able to find it. .. •• - • .• .$ -....- oft,. -. .." -( 0 " 4,7 , 7 , . • • 'at • ...• • •• i - ' • • K. •4, = , • •. '.. . ' - -:5•,t 1 ! - , •5r. - ).: - :. , ..i.......3 It.. - . • „ - . _, ---- ' • , . .. . i •.'"7 .... . .. . ~ . articles bf this itcbrl►t. htliat ot la *lit 4•114t4, 1 r„ , , . - Ifil ICE • I*i : -• , . . . bound to take noticreeftlif 'le had teEedreOretni . liiiiit' the Sheri ff ; In the colhrterit - wxy In which It had Owns I teifirrlay the of a hackney-coach Was Charter into hisirintlis It *odds : lie - silatted, 'l:4 unjust °ed at Low-Street, with ettGrtion and abuse. Havin3 , • and i *able that idarrisan•shookt retain - . dm - sum ; driven two Gentle Men• from Cornhill to the Ang e l ~,t to a greater extent thin he was actually out ofiniket . Islington,' he-was desired to prJee4•4; which be re. by the .Deferukaritt but still .if the,liteintit -was t not I rased, observing, •that he :opposed they panted to bound inlaw wit, obese issued his Ivrit for thc wpcill ; be•drlven to a bye-place in 'order to tob him, I n subs Tie had rectiiered,ilte Cotta would not. - niterpose i defence he said, a few nights .since he was hi re d to to prevent him:f He then foceeded • to State 'Marti-drive fro!), the City-road to Green-lane, Newi ng t on , sou's allid i ieit, which pointed out a tariety,ofeipences , by two apparent gentlemen, who, when he grit there, to which he Lad been exansed.i.a,the course of Making I after esking him his fare, put- a pistol to his mo u th, the dfferent l levies on . the ,Detesulaiit's goods... .He I and with horrid threats robbed hith oriel. 13s; This bad also hii'fottr bills in iqtriti, and fotr indictments 1 circumstancenaturatliy made him . suspicions, and h e for perjury fileditgititist bilis. The flaintiff li:rd bee& ' II OPR ,I Yro"ift pled his excuse. The apology, how. called on to defend- two , tectikd -actions of trent-in, ever, was not admitted, and s ha was lined XS. one at the suit of Leztice, whait turned out tarts44r. A man wail talcen into custody on Saturday, on the -King's servant ; and. the claw at the suit of Sarah. charge of haring robbed divers hotels. &veva Martin, also 'at the Defen,dant's, instigation, both ot charges were made igaidst him, and it aisreareddiat these persons Claiming pat; of the gourds. seined as he was in the befit of entering thelotch wit.% all the I being their property. IF therefore'the Court was to " sang froid" imaginable, ,and with 4t candle in his interfere in its equity, it would sur e ly allow the Plain= timed', lie took his walk titrough sac of rooms, and' tiff to reimburse, himself for these costs. conveyed assay inch light Moeeit;les as he could e'• : Lord ELLEN BOROUGH said, the Court might sup- at.. Amongst leis bnoty was a writint-desk,. cann- • pose that the defendant had . practised against the flog a quantity bf gdinear t hut 'whilst cutting the ai -1 Plaintiff all the injurious proceedings n-hisli one man title tO pieces, Toy, an officer, interrupted him in a I Could adopt against another; but still the question tap-rosin, and took pos%ession of - the property,. iirould here come to be,. what was4he sum for which The prisor.er was remanded for Auother.exadilnAtiuf; the plaintiff was entitled to levy ?. 'fire sum which. thi s d a y,, * . the Sheriff had nltimately recovered end paid Over A very extraordinary and *Locking &cent:tame to the - plaintiff, Went in 'satisfaction of his demand occurred about ten days since, in die county of Wick. taw, between Nowtoo,Mount Kennedy and gavot 4 just in the manic manner as if it had been originally accounted for to him. The sum the plaintiff then —A young woman had travelled is company . with a wanted was re3l7. 12s. 4d.; instead of which- he took carman from Dublin, and stopped to pass the night £1216; On retain i ng ieSl . 7. 12s. 4d. , therefore. the At a village on the road. The carman proceeded to sum lod,ged in alte. hands of the Sheriff must - be re- take up his lodging at. no great distance *om the turned to the defendant; and he most also have the, house she stopped at. and dreamtthat she' was tour. costs of, Allis application, as he came to the Court in „dered ; he a a eke, and a second time the saute dream redemption of his right to recover back this sum, disturb.ni him. At break of day he returned to the which he c ould not otherwise have made effitctit-11• house, and found only a child of eight years old with. The AT ronxkv-Gatisam, said 'the defendant had in; he inquired anxiously for his companion, end was neve tendered the balance due. ' informed by the child, that his father and mother had Mr. Justice BAILEV--And , therefore you took killed her, and were burying her in. the garden. He £9CO more than you were entitled to. hastened to the place pointed out to Lim, beheittlie Lord El..l.exanstouon—You should have endorsed `bloody corpse, and those wretchei employed in sti r ;. your writ for £3OO, and you:endorsed it for £120) ging a grave for their unhappy victim. 1 4 h..: Aram ,Mr. Tormo said, as the Court was of opinion he was immediately given by him, the morderers wera must.carry Lis motion, he should now say nothing nn secured, and no doubt this fullest investigation Inn the subject of the atlidavit riled by the plaintiff in this been made, and a pat punishment will attend 'thit case. further than,desiring that it be fi led. linn-ibl .e imtb .. Arity. The Itttle.was accordingly made absolute to the - iffectatated by Lord ,F.llenbotough. SIR V. MAW= 14 Tiin•sfEAKEit ov THE HOL'as ON COMMONS. ' • The Demurrer in this case stood for arrnient to by, but the cases standing Lefore it in the paper nccu. pied the Court till nearly tilike o'clock, tel:en it was necessary to take the motions. • • ' At Cheltenham, on tin tek u*. thiLedy of Colonel Ma& &mod,. r Cklleatv, or a son.. Kelly the Lally of Liertee.3o.ColelrA Ttientitv. (-SA fon, _ MARRE.D. • At Llislaaar", lan !Williamson E. to Eleanor, ilzuOltor of t:aptam &tar'. . Soot-day last, John rowan, Esq ! ustl cc of Brace for the enchtf of Norfolk, _ . . • _. • Smalay. a Yarmouth, R. C. Warnaitgton t sq 'Joe of Ruhtst Warming:oh, Esq. On the 234 ult. at Jersey. aged Re; years, Mr.. Elizabeth -. d!c, widow of the Lae Rev. Samuel Bruges:die, of iivtinsat gceen• Al Fort Willislo, on the ISO ult. in the edd tees n! his the Rev. John Ord, Chap•a:n of that . garrison, and rect-r of or Grammar Schou: there, after a short illness. Sunday last, at Reading, in the 67th year eft' her ate, MI. Smith, wi.low of the lac Mr. Smith, an emblem Stkooknast.f in that town. Her amiable disposition arA LlCOlent qul!: , will make her memory long revered, and her death lememed Wednesday last, Mr. 'merit respeetable carpenter and IM` ' bleitatit of Lewes, who was employed to put down a pump 2; holm in'Malhng parish, having placed the coulter of a plough 1.. , steady the curb of the we'll, while he descended, untotsunatAs jarred the work above, and loosened the coulter, which falling pi his head, r.evered a part of his sent', one eye and cheek, and kelltli him ott the 'pot. At Paith y, of which plate he was a native, en the d'ttit et. Robert Fergusoe.agen 01. By his discharge, whichis dated 1161. It appears that kg had , mviutis to that dat a, servad flOyean Ithe 2t , ..t1 Foot, and efterwarla servo tight or ten years in gams sous. He was admitted an outspensiontr of Chelsea Hospital In 1763. midis surpostal to be the ablest person of that desceirlom ma ny i,, gc: : e r ne rns. particularly the batiks of Yonteitoy and Deis M a ien, and preset eolith a precious relic, a cc? with, sesaval mitsket-40t holes its it, last he never received ms slightest wonntt • - 1-11(11 - 1WATIIR Al' I.t.)NDON BkilbGE TIY-1146kROW. Morning ...t: after I f wag, 4/. : Maher*Kau 1 . •• P! TO TH0M. 4 13 Toixag, ESQ. N 0.9, NEW BRIDOikiTILIKT;'I.ONDON. .110NOVICED Ste, I DEG leave to inform yen, that ever since the ye?.: 1790,1 hail been affiirted with the Ltses Venerea; which,tr.rti its obsdnatety resisting every course of medicine preserilesl by ilk* most etiiinent of the faculty here, and undergoing seyrr.d se. :.I courses of salivation, and twice discharged front the Hospitai s isi•A little relief; would appear to be of the most inveterate hatirs. l'' the spring of last year my disorder had got to Alte:a a head.:' nearly to put a period to my er.i.tenee. I had a large ulcer en .1-4 crown of my head, one on each arm, and oty legs Were broVi out in a frightful manner; ray right was dreadfully painful, .suit bad been in a state of ulceration for the lest seven years; my k l had also two noilivinpoe it, was very much disaoloured,aud g- , " use such extruclatiag pain;partietilarly whon warm in le..' !• nearly to depiive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I w.e. contmeuded by Mr. J. Thomp.ou, (who r e duie o d pp great a - -" 1 by them here,) to tale your I.ealte's Patent Pills, which I ',..,•:.% to do on the 2dth May ; in the course of a fortnier I l if.:ll to receive tribeht- . -411 little more than a month ele u:•:.:: - . oa !..., head and semi were soundly Cooled--soono:e•, :he sores on hr leg healed also: having, however, co-:cid:T.oA. disc 'i . - 4.40 don in the skin, and pain ih the hose of the lent, which, he ti,4 blessing of God, and a little longer perstireranee in your urAter. ble Medicine, subsided ; the uodim tlispersini, the s!sin ret,&.stit! itsnatural hue, and 0 e noel :i i mil paiial grade .!y :79in; of£•-.-1 tin •bireatne, by yonr libeeal ativiseaud medicine, pirf,:ctly eras fret! inf former cotipliints--dlittve reaover•d my tormet spirks a! 4 smingtii,•aud am beeorne jolly and tilt,ln which siatehavi:q; el *mud mazy mcloths to the astonedimmt of all who knew tne. i Intl at a leis In wh i st seiniss to express nirgratitede, but her y'• ' •for the cc* °iodise o lifferins: mortabt, to make this my. • :s • - public Se toolaibie s VS Fum ,. ing tril every occasion—id so doimr i• .: will grecrlystbilgeu be, your grateful ulatilitnt very litvisish •r: , roll, ' , .1,..' _,- . i ;.. , • • 41. EX. islili:h 1 '... Swat", Close, kllgh-street l l 7 .dinburgla. Prepared and sond by tkesole Preprletor, Thomas 7 :yier, Member of the Flallal College of Shirg-ous in .i.onclon, ar hi" ' •,' ' t • No. 9, New 114711*-sts'ett ; where, after a ooneart resei.v.cc • :t , nture than 40 years, in a practice particularly dissected to ti" Care of Venereal Complaints, and those 'incidental to :!. Parrs of Generation, v:ith that invioliade scerecy which n:tl.l - his profession should alsvars ohser:e i n such cove y he fi :: • tors himself, the advice, and ai b istance he situttaitsoisl/ .•.!"-•• '' sisters. t 4 persons whiny !his Pylediciae, will be evetmett,lira it: ,* ceruing Public, as an advantage seldom attained and void et E I ambiguity. 'llse'y aronlici mid by his appoint*efir, at the p e rf u mer's, Ns, 35, be. 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