Star. — London, England, 1804-04-27 00:00:00

U ' if tUTIC4L INTELLMINCL THE APOLLO FRIGATE. re. re ir- he nd nd ,ns to 'the following veifek were VA en the eoajt of Portugal. between Cape Mondego and Avero, early in the morning of the td of April, viz. Perfevenace. Clutha, fres Belltol to Junk . Caletiolda,Gilderfon, front Obfgow to ditto. Mawr, Nickell, from do. to do. Mary Wells, Harper, from Whitekteen,to do. ; and &Mot, Meyrick,frest Stift& Alfred, Chrk, from Greenock SI the Weft ladles. Charles, Neil, from Brittol for St. vote.. Minsiva.Talfon„froen Liverpool for Nevis. Ark iteld,and Eringo llay,Pergofon, from Brilloi fur Barkedoes. Dam Denstifon ; and nine, from Mallow to Grenada. Peggy, —, from Greenock to St. Vincent's. et. Said 09, ---. from Liverpool; Sufannah..--. bound Demenus; Diva, —; Clarendon, Starke ; and Atlantic, from Greenock to Demerara. BsUy. Judd 1 and Trim. William, from &Mot ; Primal', Cleilfia; sad Junes, Douala, from Liverpool for Antigua. 0 Ana, Crag;ford, fns Dal;an ; Rebate, Cake, from .keened'; gala, Olbtas, tram Oriesock ; Aetive, Hanby; sad Ford,--, item I.berpool to Derimies. • Wain; said Trim, °My, Lem Glafgow to Teens% liwoo,,from °Wow to Honduras. • • Aktantje,..llNntire, EMIR Used to St Viacom's ; Peggy and Vigaitith. from, Oreasioch to Dteileran ; RIO Revere otters. maws takeouts ; the maws sod cargo of many of them are fared; the carysreet Mete, with the ovassioder tithe Sett, fated ffstsho Wog kidkes. . , • . Pansies Arm 13.—Ofeflexday morning the Wind being foutherly, the trade. bound to the north • ' ward, proceeded to lea; but by 5 P. M. the whole rkturteed into port ; as the veiail alined again to the northwerd, blowing a.fmatt pie and. very Die Race Rorfe, from tynst• with barley, as ,all O rat in here, in order to wait a fair wind for Newry.' it has blown efesertioglf few.eve Any at about.N.W. Aram 24.—Thesale•eirtigued refferday all day, Ad Ise night at from. about N. W. tent to-day null ortiO. two o'clock T. M. it blew tremendoufly at about S. W, when the,crind.almoli entirely ceafed; there, however, consignees . ftill a heavy ground tea. Since . my left arrived the }Lamm pad Fenton (loops Of war fron; a cruise ; the Else. Surest hired erotic) !utter,. from Cork; and the Rum got Dot. sits cotters.from acruize ; and r o am" the ttAssrlyr floop 0 }veer ; alto remain as per Wk. The Cons 7 mintifir of ,the Gamier fent on fhore left evening to inthrried a young man, belonging to Swanfea, mama Watkins,_ who died of le fuffocation. Psrotoorn, Aran. ss.—Came 4 from the Clean. tad Bed, the Pieties ptetoa, elv guns. Captain teams; 'die Coicoaaot.ftt 74 pot, Captain Louis ; alto the Atm?. of til t pp; from a cruise. By lee:feta Go 3isenaka received dies day. It appears. that the Anni.of this port, which (limed in February !tilt, with a large fleet, under convoy of the Flall• excuse, of 4.0 gun% Rear Admiral Denies, is ar rived it that Wand; sifter haying eitberienced leach diftrefs by gales of wind on the voyage, in conk goalie of which the Beet were wholly difperfed, and hot very few of them had reached the Wand ; one of the Beet, called the Echo, a very large fhip, is Paid to have foundered in one of the gales. Letteri received here by the Cork: 'Roe, from an Officer belonging to the in chore fquadron off Brea, dated the azd intl. in fight of the French fleet, fate, that Rear-Admiral Sir T. GRAVES, K. B. on his arrival in the AURORA, of 36 gam. Captain Matsou, fluted his flag from her, aid rt•hoifted at the mizen of the V ttttt eta, Of 74, Captain Rev- winos, and took, as before Rated; the command of the in fhore fquadron, which confifts Of the above 114 and of the following men of war :—lss ra ru tux, 84, Captain T. B. Mains; MONT/Wel, 74, Captain °Tway ; Cot.ossus, 74, Captain W. SEYMOUR.; INDEPATIGARLE, of 44, Captain C. Moons ; ACES TA. 56, Captain WOOD; VAIGLR, 44, Capt. WoLir ; with three (tout cutters : the whole keep dole in with the haft N. E winds ; the frigates and (mall craft have flood in within the range of (hells and Iho: from the batteries every day. Lail Fr id,ty, the loth infant, they diftinitly count in the Outer Road feventeen fail of the line, of which two are of three decks, four frigates, two (hip corvettes, and two gun-brigs. The fleet is altoge ther In judicinufly flationed, it is almoit next to an frnpoilibility for the enemy to cfctpc. Breit, theft letters add, was ne et more clo(ely blnekaded than at this moment. The enemy are painting their (hips very fine again!" their intended rummer's cruise, if they cur get out, which, perhaps, our cannon's fire might (poll its effeft. Four P. M. Accounts are jolt received from the tleg Steff ba:tery of the citadel, that a man of war's 'mar in J:tcror:ing to trots the Fatal Bridge, be. .seen St. N,chnlas's Ward and Pudding Point, by (quail of wind, under full upfet. and threw e whole crew into the fee. then running very high. ':o accounts Late been received whether any people Are raved, or to what flip flee belonged. Potrsimou rH. APRIL 26.—Arrived a brig from :he Coaft of Africa, from which a Lieutenant landed, and let off for London immediately with difpatches, report (aye, containing an account of the (urrender f the ifiend of Goree to the Englifh. The homeZard bound Eaft Indiamen will (i 1 this vening for the River. Admiral HOLLOWAY is to re. rips his command at this port, in confequenee cf his promotion, to CommiStmer (now Admiral) Corny. Ole Isis, of so guns, Captain Loss, fell in with the merican (hip Lydia. of New York, fix days from which had been plundered the day before .:,Loch privateer (futmctly the Kips CreorEt yacht) of all bet ahem totes,bread, and other pro. vifions and the malleprobbed of twenty guineas, after having all his trunks broken open. Captain Loss gave her Come provitlons, otherwife the crew Muft have perifhed before they could reach a port. — The fame privateer had captured the (hip Fortitude from New York, laden with refits, flax, &c. and the brig Bee, from Poole to Newfoundland, which the fent for Franc; ; alfo the floop Hope, of Briftol, and a brig, from Cuernfey to America, which (be burnt. • DEAL, APRIL a6.—This day Vice Admiral FAT- Tow fhifted his flag from Blue to Red, on board the UTRICIIT man of war : the JAMAICA frigate, and DART floop of war, which failed yefterday on a cruise off Boulogne, are by the ftrong wefterly winds put back, and remain in the Downs with the (Lips as per laa. Wind S. W. blows hard. YARMOUTH, ApatE26.—Tuefday afternoon pallid through a large fleet of merchantmen, under convoy for the Baltic ; they were joined here by eight fail belonging to this port.—Sailed this morning the AN TRLOPR, Sir &CORRY SMITH, on a cruise. Admiral Russsi. has bullied his Flag as Rear Admiral of th e Red. Sailed the ESCORT gun-brig and CHAM non cutter. This morning the Hon. Mr. Pi sarota T em barked on board the BADGit cutter, Captain Gus- Tut:re, and failed with a fair wind at S. W. alto the DIAWA packet, Capt. STEWART, with the baggage and fuite. Captain MALCOLM is appointed to the RAISONARLI, in the room of Capt. MOTHAM. The (hips in the Roads are, the STATELY, Admiral Rus. sit. Ratsostast.a, Captain MaLcor.r ; R floop,Clasoa gun brig, and LAKE, FAVOORITI, and HUMTtt cutters. IN OF PRIZE MONEY. Timhired fehoonee Pickle, for the capture of the French brig Maybe:l42c (to company with Na Mail:ily's Blip Diana), will be paid on her arrival la pert. The Ruby and America, foe the capture of the Dankbaar Afro will. be paid en Wednefday the ad day ei May nest, at No. 9, New Erwallreet. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. rellerday a Court of Dire&ors was hem at the Eaft 123dia Houfe, when the Mips Monarch, Sove reign, and Alexander, ordered to be afloat the 24th infant, were configned to Bengal dire&. Captain Maittrom teal hewn into the command of the So. vareign, The. Ina Mika( Vrat,ervived M Poitfmonth,part ed from the Weirder Cale, Glattem, Winchelfea, and Citenceller Indiamen, and fome whalers, on the gth of March, in lat. 3. N. long. rS. W. The Admiral Gardner, Earl Howe, Charlton, and Lulllingtba, tailed front Bengal for England, on the 2111 of December, 1803. Great apprehenfions were entertained for the &fey of the Britannia, outward bound. We are happy to *ate her arrival at St. Helena, together with the Haddam, from Bombay. The Dorfetfhire, Alfred, Contts, Hope, and Gan• ges Eaft Indianen. paired Batavia the middle of September. The Woodford had not arrived there on the 19th of September. A Letter from CHILI, ctited November 4, fays, The Courts, Totem, from London, arrived here drf malted ; the Alfred, FARQSWARION ' • the Wexford, C ; and the tell of the Ships for the feafon, have arrived here, except the Warley, WiLsou ; and the Woodford, —; the former is put into St. John's with damage, having been driven to land : the Gilwell, Susan, from Madras, is arrived here." The renewal of hailities was received at Bengal in _ . September, when the following (his and armed (hips were appointed to erui ze in the Bay of Bengal: Bombay fripte, Teignmoutlt ember, Lady Caftiereagh, and Calcutta, armed Indianten ; and the Waller brig. Arrival of (hipping in the River Houghley. Sir Stephen Lvdhington, June 23 ; Chartton,alt! th Admtral Gardner, July 0 ; Ctty of London. Joy s 3 ; ' Au ral; s 3 ; Peden, Asp/ 1J; Calcutta, AIWA 11 ; Himb Scptanter s ; Lady CalUereagb, September 4 ; Earl Howe, new:Tiber s 4 ; Europe, September ; mad Lard Caltlereagh, Odober 04._ . . By the Calcutta newfpapers we learn, that early in Oftober lA, the inhabitants at Sangur were much furprifed by the fight of a flrange brig, heavily la den, floating with the tide ; it appeared that no one was on board, or that the crew knew not how to ma. nage her. In confequence a pilot boat went off, and found not a foul on board ; the deck in many parts was covered with blood, and in the cabin the cicada of feveral Europeans were found, Seeped in gore. As fhe was laden with (alt. it was fuppofed the was from the cos ft of Coromandel. No further particu. Lars were received when the IA accounts left India. The Mary whaler, mentioned to have run on fhore near Setrey Bill, on her return from the South Seas, not knowing of the war, put into the Cape of Good Hope on the 4th of January. She was there feized, and the crew made prifoners. The Captain and tiro and fecond Mates were allowed their liberty on pa role. The crew were afterwards fent on board the Matilda, a cartel (hip, from Pondicherry to Europe, with French prifoners. The Matilda was an Englith fhip commanded by linglifh officers. On the 4th of February, in the night, while they were lying in Table Bay, the crew of the Mary lowered down the Matilda's boat, and, after a little oppofition, got clear of the Ihip, and boarded the Mary, which they retook, after overpowering the Dutchmen that were on board, whom they fer adrift in the Matilda's boat. They immediately cut the Mary's cable, and ran out of the Bay, and arrived fare at St. Helena ; where, we underiland, the nfficeti underwent a nriel examination as to their condo& in this inftance. The Captain was on (bore during the above tranladion. The command of the Mary was taken out of the hands of the officers who retook her, who were fill confidered French prifoners by the Government of St. Helena; and Mr. TYREII i chief officer of the Herculean, came home as commander. The Go vernment of 4, Helena intend reprefenting the cafe to his Majellf s Milliners, that the honour of the Britins name may not be tarnifbed. P -•.- A **Taw intended to fent a perfon with difpatches to the Cape, reprefeoting the mcafures that had been taken, and alluring the Dutch Government, that if it Ihould appear the crew of the Mary had atled in any way contrary to the law of nations, the Britilh nation would difaeow their cnndud, and make a reilitution of the property lb unlawfully obtAiueJ. Stott UMW. MT: GIAVM me, Anti. 56,-.PaffrA by the Providence. Lead. fns Dublin; Atberle, UttLny, from Sligo; Mama. Borman, from St. Michael's; Penelope, Hodge. and N. S. de Pedorae Amore. from Oporto; Expedition. Hamburg, from Zant; Jong, Jaime. Coothu, and Endue, Mateo, from Lifbon.—Salled, the City of London, Daridfon, for Grenon ; Luc*, Limon. for St. Kitt's ; Good Intent, Rayne*, for St. Vincent's; Frierifinp, Simkins, for A ntigua; Alfred, Barden, for Memel{ Britons, NeWllll.lll, for Stettin; Concordia, Laurent, for AmilLerdan ; Vrow Anna, Bierman, for Renflaurg; Drie Gebenders, Backer, for ditto Jorge lifeyboaa, Weirts, and Twa Gebroders, lid lets, for Tnaankillm AII the Creek, Alert, widen, from Mondale ; Ola den, &cabaret , from Cadiz ; and Endeavour, Graham, from Zante. In Yarmouth Roads, Benjamin, Botcher, from Gibraltar; and Drummond, Young, from Palermo. At Cowes, George Walk tagton, —, from Savannah. At Drifted, Perfewsuegg, Cavallo, from Lilbon. At Liverpool, Warren, Hananond.froas New Tork ; Ceres, Warner ; and Three Kings, .—, from St. Michael's. At Cork, Sally, Clifton, from New York. At New Tort, from London. At Jets ales, Ann, Portrus, from Africa; Brunfwkk. Shaw, and Phalan Denim. from Landon. Ac St. Helena, Britannia, Derek, from Landau ; Haddon, —, from Bombay; Maitland, —; Operands', •-•--• and Serfage patent, --, from the South Seas. At Bawd. Tigivta, Graham ; Hugh Inglis, and Europe, [rasa Lostdoe. The Sumps, Waimea, tram Lasko, was Mom out of Ms- d ira on the yth of March, was fare on this asods, with all her waft. rag. and had set retweatoeOha 1 . . The Cadbury, bum Lam Ice jamb" b wired at Sarbadms. tibe pitied imm do *mad Amp ewer, sad about So fail, on the 3Stb of January. . • The fiagibusTi Rear sdy„ tram New lirtinfarielt far jarnaka, has been taken, retakanood lent tato New Providence. The Orman Om.. Payne, train Africa to the Welt lodise; and the Mary, rT, from iiviaidoes fa Cork, are captured and curial into 0 n pt .. _ _ . The &kith lbws, Poole, from Junks far Unmixed ; the Caroline. Hodfoo from Jounalca for New Poet; the Neptune, Lifter, from Jam;dea for Balton; the Nimes, /Bread ; and the Fly, Laughs'', from Jamaica for New Beunfwick ; and the (teat, of New Meerwick, ate captured by French privateers, sad tarried Into Cuba. The George, M'Farimearoan New lliunfwkk for Junks, wu captemd on the sad of Yebnaary by a French privateer, and car ried ice Cabal at which place pear go Ameriegn odds (rises) were l dug, add nine privateers Redly ready for feu: The Unity, Walker, from et. Ice's for Meath, was tataßy loft on the aid init. near the Mumbles. HIGH Cover OF Artist .—Virednefday the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : The Hampton, Wan maltem—Thb was In American Teel, laden with a eery 'doable cargo of coffee, fogar, wipe, and other ardcks, bound on a emit to Antiterdant—in this cafe, the Caort,Uter hearing the Coanfel on both fide, reamed the big and cargs, as claimed, but illomred the actors the alpaca of tables the depolitions of the ark•effes. ' Brutus, Haley inalterm—This kip was failing ander Anse titan colours, lads sdes a salvor various meramosise at the time of the captarm—Tlie Gaud., to this cafe, rdtored chothip and cargo to tic neutral &hews, ageing the gselkion as to damages. L'Unkm, bead wafter —This arm a French kip, laden with a cargo if Agar awl various other articka—eurther proof was directed is this cafe. . . Gill /lOC APR IL 24.—The Mercury, EDINOTON, arrived here Taft tight from New York ; brought in telligence that the &ifs Lilly, Wassacs, from St. John's, with fpars foc the King's yard, Jamaica, was capthred by a French privateer, manned with 125 men, after an engagement of two hours. The Lilly had one man killed, and nine feet water in her bold Wore the ftruck.—Arrived, the Duke of Kent. Fib, at Demerara, Nom Bolton; Jane and Ellen, Thomp fon, at Liverpool, horn Kirkcudbright ; Greenock, Bee, at ditto, from Wigton. Captain EICI II S is appointed to the command of the Bit • v tar ti frigate, at Portfmonth. CamAin Itirsouss is appointed to the command of the Vett I RAI Ls, of 74 guns, cruizing off Breit. • An EnglA tender, of 18 guns, was blown up by accident off St. Pierre's, Martinique, on the Bth of February laR ; every foul on board is Paid to have perifhed. The Patricia. Enszairrn packet, from Jamaica, is arrived ) after a paffage of 42 days ; be brings an account of the French capturing all the American veffels in thofs fear which they fall in-with. A con voy was appointed to fail from Port Antonio for England on the r ft of April. The Atlantic, BAKIR; and Patras, Mims, failed from Malta on the :nth of February, and arrived at Gibraltar on the loth of March. On the ,Bth of March (poke the Pelican, BROAD, bound to Smyrna, of Cape de Gatt, under convoy of the THUR. fri gate. The HOUND hoop of war arrived of Madeira on the zsth of February, with a r fail under convoy, to of which failed with her from Spithead, and two, viz. the Henry Addington, —, and the Prince George, —, for Jamaica, having parted from Admiral Decide% fleet, which the HOUND sniffed loon after leaving Falmouth, and intended to wait three days for the Admiral; if not then joined, to proceekl on to the Weft Indies. The FISGARD frigate arrived a. Madeira on the tzth of March, from convoying the outward bound ' Weft India fleet under the FRANCNISI frigate, Ad. miral Dace's, to the Weftward, and failed again on the I7t, on a cruize for fir or eight weeks. The James, Pact, from Liverpool for New Pro videnee, foundered off Madeira, having been run foul of. The Drummond, --, from Palermo for Leith, was all well on the 3oth of March in lat. 36. 23. long. 9. 4 t. • Vcflerday morning a folemn fervice, parr Fe Rees d'ime k Due (Manama, was performed at the Catholic Chapel of St. Patrick, in Soho•fquare ; at which MOI43IFUR, the Duke de Bsitay, and three other Princes of the Houfe of BOURISOP, affifted.,-- The venerable Bifhop of M sa a officiated at the Altar, in his ponti6csl robes, and one of the Royal Chaplains delivered an eloquent and pathetic eulogium, on the public and private virtues of the murdered Prince, concluding it with the infpiring words of the prayer with which he doled his pa triotic life ! The mufical part of the repine was particularly affecting, and ably conduaed by M-. Dins u st. The Chapel was hung throughout with black, adorned with eicutcheons, on which were embla zoned the arms of France. and the Royal cyp!:•r of the deceafed Prince. In the centre of the Chapel was the funeral canopy of Rate, compofed of black velvet, furmounted with plumes of white feathers, and illuminated by large wax tapers: beneath it was a coffin decorated with royal trophies, and covered with a black vclvcl pall, lined with white filk, and the Ducal Coronet of d'Enoniers placed thereon.— Toe Chapel was filled at an early hour, and princi pally with people of diflinflion, and many hundreds remained without, ungratitied by this magnificent, and ale:till ceremonial. LAW INTELLIGIINCL • COURT OF KING'. BENCH, APRIL Is. This being Paper Day, there were very few mo tions. The molt interefl . ng of them was a Motiot made by Mr. M foe a Habeas Corpus to have an Apprentice brought up who entered into the Ha. val Service. The Motion was made in the affidavit. and on the part of the Maier of tie Apprentice, who, as was admitted, entered voluittAr ly into the Service. The Court refuted the btoir.n. raying, thothhe Maker might bring an anion if he t leafed, but the Writ of Habeas Corpus was grantable only where the party for whom it was loners was him fell aggrieved, by being detained agai-It hi., will. APRIL 26 -.-Ttit LIMO t. 1111.001. The defendant was brought up for jndgnsent upnia a conviaion, charging him with wilfully hi cioully libelling a w,d.)w lady, c-f .ci3hility, named Montefinri, refiding at Hackney, by affering in a public Neu fpapar, that the kept a BoaiJiag houfe for illegitimate children; and, th it ha g na tural children of her own, Ate was peculiar ; careful and tender of the fporinus iT ie of other.: and cohere aiTertions tending to vilify the charaaer anl reputa tion of the above lady. The defendant put in an affidavit, fitting (nth his having been cad in a Civil Aaiun by the ?mecca ' iris ; and that be was at that mown, nrilon for the damages given by the Jury, ain.iununi to soot. ••-The affidavit alfo expreffed his contri:ina fo•i many inflating letters he bad fent to Mrs. ori and his declaration, that he was not aw _•• .ey would bring upon him fo heavy a refponlibii;.; . Mr. Andrews fltortly addreffed the Coiri is behalf of the defendant, and as hs,could urge nothing in his ixtenuation but the imprifonenent he bad already fuf. fired, and was likely to experience Rill further from his inability to pay the damages ; he prudently de livered him over to the mercy of the Court, intreat ing their LordOsips to bear in mind the frailty of human nature ; and while they adminiftered jullice, to adopt the principle they had hitherto aBcd upon, and temper punithment with mercy. Mr. Gas cow, in fupport of the profecution, was extremely fevere upon the condua of the defendant. He infißed, that be had added perjury to his other offences, by (wearing, that he was not aware of the heavy refponfibility that awaited him, when one of his letter:. to the much abufed profecutriz fet forth, that he wai aflonithed the Jury had only given col. damages again( him, and that he expeaed, at eaft, the verdia would have been 5001. ; adding. that he mould Rill continue to .affert what be thought of her, and that !be might 'apply to another forum of Judie* if (he thought proper ; but nothing fhould prevent her expofition. It was therefore clear, Paid the Learned Counfel, that the defendant was aware of the refponfibility. He concluded by obferving, that the defendant was a fit objea of the Court's feverity. Their Lob:Mips ordered the Defendant to be brought up on a future day. "IMMO 4. CHRIST'S. This was an anion brnught upon a policy of ie. furance on goods, and a yenta& was found for the Plaintiff. A bill of exceptions was tak:n thereto. and came on this day to be argued befure the Courts it was a queltion of very confiderab!e importance to the Uaderwriters in particular, and ha• •rlready admitted of many Tears ferious and earn& e tion. Several firmlar caufes Rend over i t Mew trs abide the decifion of the Court uprr. the p-dent one; the matter in dirpine amounts to sv , kfs urn than one hundred thoufand ponnJs. The Argo- eats made ufe of by the Learned Counfel os each fide occupied the greeter part of the der. The enure confidering it a matter of great conkqoence, and • queftion in which the Commercial world wa. nage& interefted, required time to confider it, and deferred their judgment till a future day. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, APRIL It DANCI AND OTHERS V. CI AND °THUS. The Plaintiffs in this cafe are the Corporation of the Charitable Fund, innituted for the relief of de cayed muficians ; and the aftion was broughiagainit the executors of Jelle Horwood, formerly a collator of the Charity, on a bond, wherein it was cont,Ta4l - that the Collator Horwood fhould delive: annu ally an account of the different fums he received fro= the fubferibers. On thedeath of the raid collator. which happened in tflox, the Society claimed a ba lance of money to the amount of 5501. and payment of the fame was refined by the executors, on the grounds that nearly the whole of that furn had been accounted for ; the Court, after examining the Char ter, by which the Society were incorpmated, and hearing the claims on both fides, recommended a re ference to arbitrators, to which the parties acceded. ctsracc V. RICHARDSON. This was an - 3elion to recover the value of a quatt tity of oats fold and delivered. The Plaintiff, who is a corn chandler in Drury lane, employed a perfm, named Cook, to procure orders, who, on the 26th of Auguft. bargained with the Defendant for the oats in quetlion ; they were fent to his houfe, accompanied by regular bills of par. cell made out in the name of Mr. Qtick ; and the Defendant, on receiving them, being atis6ed, Paid he would call the fame evening and pay for them. The defence to the adlion was, that the Defendant was ignorant the oats were the property of the Plaintiff, having never teen him when the purchafe was made. In the cozrfe of former dealings with Cook. the De fendant claimed a debt ; and it was contended, that the Plaintiff had not a legal right to bring the adios. The evidence, however, proved a fair underlianding had taken place between the parties at the time of the bargain, and the Jury found a verdid for the Plaintiff. General C lies dangeroufly ill at his boots in Grefvenor-place. _ _ _ - - • The remains of Lady Haatttttr Ft ream , . chogh , er of the Duke of Ga•rropi, were on Thiiifd i) . utk interred in the vault of St. James's Chapel, id not removtd to Etraon, as Rated in feveral of the opera, On Monday afternoon, the remain. cf Mossy Mast as. High Priea of the Jewifh Synaguoge in Leadenhallsareer, were removed in 'uoTral procef fion, to the burial ground, followed by 24 mourning coaches, and others, to the number altogether of 64. Sirch was the ea:ma:ion he w 1.6 hel i in. that he was revered by all defct ipt ions of mini .ifevery religion, as being nu bigot. He died at the advanced age, sl 81, retaining arorit facukies to 'halal_ , t. s I i - ,