Star. — London, England, 1804-11-14 00:00:00

td go Mt, peritSiett duty tot a k* Bidets fd is* town in iitettod. They are to be feat to Perth be. Jf7LiTAR' ern Nola/ the sci intl. the Durtfries-!hire Y°. Aatiry Cwealty, commanded by Major Al'Muit e no Ole Artillery Company. commanded by C. 111-egO t e, and the three Battalions of Volooteerilin n holey, contrnoided by Major Sneers, Limo. Colo nel* DnWat•ll and WIGHT, were rtrit.Wcd by Sir jellas siresal EisKstik, and putthtough virious o un ar i by Lieut. Colonel DR Mar fR of the Don feies•Osire Battaliott, in pretence of hi: Gr a ce the Duke of Bucccauca, the Lid of DAttktrn. toted Lieutenant of the County, Brigadier-G.ne. a l Drcasos, and 4 great coueourfe of fperlatort. We frreicar Laying any thing of the Warm Rate of dif aplioe of this Brigade, as It is fufficiently espretfed in the fullowitig DISTKIOT ORDDIRs. " Duanet,liloweether a, do,. • m e l e e Oaseral sir poser St. Clair Maine toque& that ()c -ord ge a wram will tire the trotehlo to Awe& to the Yeurnniry, AtefariCompsny, mod Volunteers of tbt County of Dumfries, alai their appeatasei god &Wine T ear/day siforded him the •=1 „ sfediloo .414 g had greet *shoe th reostrldng the =- Oradea or thcif 11101411bents,wilci thew at once the illireasse and images= of die Olken and the sal and/menden praise mos The Mope General begs that hi, articular Woks apt beOmmesrOsietwale Peytter,wbo has esposesothat this a gile. dose Wolk Once It allbrehi.4 as persinasre deo, to wbek *linable sod imperienee his to winds Indebted; and be beet to eilbeenet Came aiwing Mows of * focal Corps, that he en =Or dukf Inuit% WI dos he w their Kate et illsot ha to re fill Reef Moira, th e fridge that Mw sobs employed era wined to el madaa where their kedges maybe rupdred." Atuttitit the eoUspas y prefect on this ngc Age were: C. htorisnd. Aid de Camp to the Marko* Gisual trivet tit Dube of itheekegta Ile Imhof Dalksith, Lord Lleuesast of theroantrafiluenhira Mr Aleassier Grim, of Grealiw, Lica Claud of the &cu. say of Elthetediright Volunteer, Stadler Getnrat Joonficoe, of Cathode. MHeita. Capt. iXiiSits, ope, d die Brit* Navy, Mice elated .P. tor thariforatbire. O. M. L. Mom itla al Cinfebern,Captain et Me Pantode Coo play at Palomar Riflemen. Innen Coon& FA. et calnetown. lobo litaray, aft of illuerlytifefitc D.L.Lo Shooters Cuteethelam. Eft of Eeterain. Jikarbdur Plq. ruattti. of Tertaaghtr. Oster hisser% fit- et Canoe an lishoood johnitonchlasseA Efq. of auscloath. • Unnetlohe Capital& Maxwell. of Nithltale, Proprietor Mor e • Plead oengdol ter the Vo es teem. together with the neig leg cursive &weak is right of his mother. Lady WM:eked Ibilmottatdaegboref the lets fetid Nithaele. Inn Diehine, Ens. et Kilbueltia hi P. brigade Genallosd laitaraint Colo,* of the & aloft sad regiment A stoop of the Galloway Ye:oaten, under the corn send of loess Ch strew, Efq. of Colvennan, Seered their ferviees in preferving the lute from the re& of tart ieges and t peel Ors, which was and while they acquitted them:elves cf ibis ty with the aroma a the robber. the Galloway w=s.r he a tamest forgot the attributes of 4111streattier was extremely favourable for this In latuffisg ftiellaelet the [notions with peculiar laurel fila,ses of beam% theareving of arms. aad the deb, bugle throw the wondlanda asilleisto fi er y, weft together anchanting. Bat all the was the eandirating confideration that Inc body of men. thet.twer of the neighbouring was arrayed, in a period of danger, for the firms perpore of defending their native cosatry Non Lavabos. beery. and extinaion. • Tie command of the whole devolved upon Col. A. Ms Pavers'. the Father of the Arroyo lisiog 116 years of ar tbongh his temples are rd. tend oer, his judgment and etertioneare unbounded. . Each Ural - WI - had its refpettive frugleattan a but gout excelled the arm tor new of Jamie Illoggie, of the .PUftlft itb Guard was mounted ever) day sad a picquet in the 'vesting. Sir Roast? Gatelson of Legg, Bart. and Sr 'homes KIRIPATRIeIt, of Capenoch (late of Ode awn), appeare dat the head of their refpeSive cunt posies. - Sit Rostes is the father of as children, by dm amiable Lady Matollt re DALteLI.. daughter of the late Earl of CARR DATIL eh TIION at if lately vaatrierito Mils So a a e j , datighter ofri Ca as. Sham l it, Elly. 14•4141 am. Major of thelDumfesfhire. 01, father oaf Cl, Mato ow Sneer, who was Aiskle•Camp to W 11, s totem, the late Sir - ROS*T Lavrats, laR war. 'Sidle Sir ROSILT was open the Continent, he left his troops to reconnoitre the Frenelnline : an officer, a h af featal, of t he e n e -ty, f a r i ng upott Sir Rosser ; they partied for form time. when young. So as r gal loped up to the ski of his General --killed the French- Pisan. and feat his (word to Haddam Cattle, as a tro . g. Rev. Hague Duecem, Knitter of Rathwell, oppeared as Lieutenant of the Dumfries -lire Light CoMpany. Deblaswacc. well knoll' to the political %mold at the commencement of lea war, appeared amongll the Yromen—he rode the finell husk in the troop. Ills brother. the Laitd of S ISIC ONNFLL, lately e i pre. it fented the Voit attee rs of 'Frolueer (oCkeltich f pild Ileritor) with knapfacks, and hie Lady Crowed them with a Rand or colours. The wbok btigade were not more exemplary in their military, than in in their moral caparaty.— Their Chaplains were teallitli in animating them to ' 'trig and public affeflion..--n If I forget thee, 0, Britain, let my right haad forget her conning," were the words from which one of them (pia, in a sent .approptiate and energetic c f dinners, firewor ks ; er ition. There were alTemblier, publi tad a party of the Volunteers were in with the Dual:les Theatre, where they aeled the Grade SArp terd to n o t c°stied andience. In the din of arms they forgot nt the lotTeritt:;s of the fiat:ter—they pre rented the pr-tduce of their e xertions to the Managers of the Hofpital—a trait of the tt ue Britith feeling. Monday fen:tight the colours of tbc City Volun teer, of Aberdeen, were relented to the corps by 'flosses IT,. Efq. Land Provoll of that city, io the name of the Magiiirates and Town Council Snitable (perches were made. and an aret e nria le rayer delivered by the Rev. Dr.Smi RRRRR tb Chair lain of the Regiment, and at. elegant addrea made to them by the Marquis of Ilvarcv. A few days ago, on parade, the Royal Leith Vo lunteers onanimoufly re quited Colonelfor GR die Corps A Ha m to "'AA/ itt Lord KU LA. for petalitlion Stirhag' , Three gegirrients or infantry, viz. the rsth,, sporo• and another battalion of the line, amountingin the whole to z,500 men, are eapetted daily to ihnhark at the Cove of Cot k, to form a part of the upedition going out, as is raid, againit Martiniquis. MARKZANL CORR EXCRBIIGII, Nov. 14.--The estraordinary advance on Monday has brought good fapplies to- day, and large eonfignments-a•the millers raiding prefent high ;micas of wheat, few files are made, and that; at leis. 01.14.11RAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.. Saw, Osa. tote. Los per sr. Gray Peak sas. to sta. Plat Ditto. tab. Ms. 04. Scam, Oa. 625. od. aye na t io& ad. Tick Ditto sta. 51s. Battcy,sol. 611. od. Oats, alla 31 1 .33 x. ' Mat. spa. oss. ad. Pelted ditty. we. 375. od. Whim Ptak, 6as. 665. a Rape lad. 01. to W. per be.. _ MICE OF FLOM Poe Plow gso w woo Stood* gos. to 954 par 6CIII All other articles are cheaper, except Oats, which are in demand —floor neatly keeps its Price. LAW INTELLiGENCIL COURT Op COIAMON PLIJLRIIOVEPAUR ss. In the cafe of the fuppofed illegal detention of Mr. Plaint. which has been already ment d ioned, Mr. Ser jeant Batter cited (event inflames, which he foun upon record, of irregularity in the proceedings of sr mil, and which be fobmitted to the diferetion of the Court, as bearing force analogy to the cafe before them. In the cafe of Barlow o. Hall, mentioned in peg • 465 i f Mr. AtATIdII2T'S ad vol. of Reports. it was hated, that the Defendant was illegally detained in the &It inftance i and that he was then smiled laccording to the form which the law required. The Court was then of opinion. that of the detention was originally illegal, the further continuance of fiseh de tention under the authority of the Court. was a re flexion upon their proceedings. and the Defendant was difcharged In the ,d of Eatt's Reports, Page So. it is mentioned that birJohn Stuart had come to 1 town for the pnopofe of being examined before an Arbitrator His perfon was then fasted according to law. He was, however. weeded. The parties, ate that. found out that hems in town upon a hither(' 01 arbitration . and they nqvilbed then claim to his further &tenant. Another perfon cams forward anti , I Laid a detainer urea him for anotiver demand. •TM Court was of opini•4l t hat, as the original a:raft wan illegal, the feci nil, being a cootinuauna of that, was alto Alex al..—Tbe Defendant was dikisarged with foil coifs. In Mr. Henry Blackttooe's Res._ the ad 9 " 1 . Page_ aps a cife is m e ntioned of the 4tgal deten tion o f Mr.K. Ptaidow r he was haggis cuitody instil a new writ was toed nut seaiall him, and he was then Mode& as was tuppofedloy the water, la a twit tasener. The Corn was then sibs 4 niss;ww. that shit which Is otnally illegal ia itfelf.asenot, by any imuie of its senlboallo *mob ksat•ttai-tbst De 1 faidant ttitcbargwd. 1 The in Col se - Jostles oh& mei, that there was not any one of theft cafes rudely the fame as, that before the Court. However. they mould be taken into confide:ado.. If the law obliged them to dir. charge him. they molt do fo s golds they were com p lled to take this Rep. Mr. &least Bat LIT begged have to remind their Lerdthips, that the officer had gorse down lairs from the chambers in the Temple, to which his client had been forcibly carried, and that be had acceded him before he wen out of the outer door. \Sir J. MANI/11LO then o blervcd, that Mr. P. cou ld isrie very fairly apply to the Court for rotation *mil he was freed from the contempt under which he wise at precept fubjefl. The Court. however, would eon. fider the cafe, and the learned Counfel on the whi ch fide might be prepared to urge any argument which he might thiok ezpodient baking forward its fupport of the area. _. .... In the cafe of the King v. Donnelly, founded on an information agaiult the Defendant, for felling fpi ritoous liquors withont licence. it was urged, that flute the profecution had commenced. it xsat found that the Defendant was in Indigent ciicumffiences,and that his AllolllCri Clerk had hated that, if a mode rate coarpenfation would not be taken, fuib.a difpo. &inn would be made of his property as to :prevent any recovery of penalty. It was therefore mowed, that the pleadings be withdrawn. 'The Court, however. was of opinion, that the arm of Government was fufficiently thong. If an officer 1 of the revenue. or any other perfon. was obliged to pr by virtue of his office. under fuch circum fiances the flay of farther proceedings might be or. detect. But, when a common informer pepped for ward to profecute of hi. own accord, he fhould fira • confider well the rkfpoufibility of the party, before be commenced his fuit. tonstrsoo ... gleam &Kent BUT rooved the conditional Rale for a new trial granted in this cafe fhould be made abfo 101*--it was an anion on a policy of infurance again' the Underwriters, for the amount of the veffel called the Lord Nelfon, which foundered fernd funk on her voyage from Oporto : the defence up by the Un derwriters was, that the vcfrel was not Da worthy when The failed frto4 Oporto. Setjeants BA iLE t and So IP 1111111 OppOred the Rule being made abl.litte ; Rating, that a t the time this a&ion was brought, there were three other actions of the fame nature depending ; the parties in theft ac tions agreed to wait the event of Thompfon and Grace, and to abide by it ; accordingly it wai tried laft Term, and the Plaintiff' obtained a Verdi& ; two of the three aAions were fettled according to that ver di& ; ib this the Learned Serjeants argued, that the • vet parties in the other aBions being bound by that ;ha, it in foam tneafu re bound the parties en this ac• Lion to abide be it alio. The Court thought the parties in the other *miens were nut bound by the event of this t hot. that fettle if on a ac-hearing , the Verdi& was reverfed. the 'rents in the other anions &mild be reverted ally.— Rule made abf,olute. ra brA bee figlitt‘ 7 &bit hmii tamin• is bees slaws* nun gums& Madam g ger. Aber. Ar M nd e° welt rrs AgLit candle. ominsod it feriica : Bakers' Manficia Lor Air he steal d birnrclf the bread to cote:- tern loaf :id is. O. r and 4- ounted to d, not addrefing ihinkinp S. that me rough Ibis confiders ig Lotterf it ibis we lie witb • .C 6 a{ peon the COtitT f v in,ic-3 sENCH, i4OV. Rotwithflargling this day was appointed for the I firit fittings in London, during 'Term, no ii:ttings were held, the Courts of Plaice not being prepared for public bufintfs fince tis: late Feilivities at Maine the whole of this day was devoted to at , gessents on various eater, referred for the judgment of the Court. Tilt 11111t1.1.1M Of TV/lIIESSVRY V. LISTILICE. This cafe had been before argued, but not being corratly Rated, it was again referred to Connfel, that they might prepare it in a form more fuite it dro iota Ire all the important qnettions with which is connefted. The fubjen of it was a toll, heretofore collated in Tewkelbury' on all corn pitched in the mallet place. It is well known that at has become a prevailing praniee, in atm** alt the market towns of the kingdom, to fell corn by fample, an d not to pitdt it in bulk in the eratioos fet up for its recep tion. By this means. opportunities of deception have been given to the feller, the tranfanions of markets have beat conceal d, and eery expedients for impoti akln have been afforded. It was the wholefome po licy of ear aneettors. that the bargains refpening the pssocipal article of folitiftence fhould be public. tad certain rights of toll. tending to perpetuate this pub wea eflablifited. The Bailiffs of Tewketkury brought this anion for a toll of this kind, whiat had been eluded by a private fate made to the Defendant by John Dobbins. a farmer, who having agreed for the pace vridtoot delivering his cots in the market, feat it to a wharf to be forwarded to the Defendant, without the limits of the mean; but within the Bo- rough of Tewkelbory t and the queltion on the cafe was, if the Defaselant had pranifed a fraud on the "Wm& by this mode of pnrchafe, is which he had efcaped the parson of the toll M. Pusses, for the Plaintiffs. contended. that in point of law.tbis was a contrivance or trick so avoid the toll, spina which ao anion might be salamis *ed. The corn not being brought in - balk to therms ket, there was no palabihty of taking the toll by &r -ues, the amount of it was therefore demanded, and by the Defendant it was refuted. This refufal, cou pled with the former an of buying by fample cou pled the hand on the rights of the Plaintilk In fupport of 'hit pofition, the cafes of Dimfdale, aad eMiely and Patrice, were cited. 14r. Aertvr. fur the D e fendant, argued fire, that the Lien ought to have been brought again& die boys% ea. perhaps. againft the buyer and fella joint ly. for $ coalPiraty . ; next, that no toll at all was payable leader the oret wallances of this cafe the ; sad he q held the dialers uoted the cafe from Cooper 666, *others net fold was bad, as the erten w a s osier the incidents that rendered it liable to toll.-- He tidied that the Court, in the abfencs of any au thority to Sipper% an anion of this Cott avast! the berry *told not abandon the general and known tishy which the buyer maid alone be governed. Lora Zia.ensommaran.--0 The salons Tacit be laid sad proved as an evafion of the market. I think it will be fit to argue this again ; sad I with in the reviews that this enquiry &add be attended to, if the entniallaace of not bringing the cora into the there' 1 0 4. 114 ea* be a fraud upon the rights of patio; e fried may be vein the politic t but you %mild thew, that. it is a fraud upon the ladividual righte." staarstace v. 'Warm. Moll of our profeffinnal readers ate informed, that the eztenfive concerns of Hartfinck and Playfair i , who west declared batikrupth MO* been thremei into the Court of Chan:ivy. Mr. Oily. who had beta seined by his conneffion with tittle parties. had, en tend into an engagetneut with them, to be fupplied ' with their notes, to the extent of tram fever to tam thouland poends for the term of (even years, toe the payment of which he was to provide, ari Ma ails Laval feenrity, be gave thto the fa em hi.: r ant of aet of. A u ram IleY, m the e6th jam, prior gHb lock and Playfair. Mr. ERSKIIIa applied for a Loki to flieweascag why this watraet of attorney &mid notes delivered lop tobe cancelled, and he fopported his lapel:maims by an of from e Mr. Votifiel4 by which it spa peered that a harem of eightiW vie w edtherefe pouts* were doe to Mr. May t the latter erfme. ad bis part of the gamesteaga with Blahs. ihrtfincle land Mayfair ; and that ale wariest was liiiele to be 1 employed' to the difedvaetage of his *Pete. I Lord'Ekceseoitooott.--4 If Play have i claim reft. Hartftock.i nd Piayfair, will AM the wartime of attorney' be via to its proper Mont ? Tint eatore of 41., e between the podia is not es' planted. burr ph! a Rue to thew cantos ° • 1 .:r -weaait* sancta. This Irmo atiott of eontderable confeguence to the individual, as will Mtn the public ;to the fonecr,t , as ft was conneffied with a bill of upwards of 500010 anteasito end to dalatter, as it materially affearti the law of Ws of Exchauge. The DV we. se ' hum days date, was drawn by Mr. Aguilar Brow*, a ilartb Agonies i stalliain. ihnistrl l'At lee, of the fame Continert, were the Payee% all whom it devolved iot a ili‘bands of the Plaintill.-;- A. vereiB had been all:ail:ea for the Plaivriff, (ul* ft to the opitlicn of the Court. in a cafe which cam. 00 w e be W. 1111ATYAI. 11' , W to be argued ; tats material faes were theft :.... This cafe came before the Court wt a demurrer.-- When the bill was drawn, the D o ferie:ams refilled The gluelike was. it the plea pot by the DOendent acceptance, not haring tuthcient e Rea. in their hands. ma the mead, were a foft-ient answer to the energet partly foal; an attachment of Mello Moo& /m ac * , The o eiou w a s Wallin fir word. fpolon f.i.y., 0 tot 1.,14ie roortgly of Aguilar 11 , own, mad partly mew*.The v. ord. We're lured t Y, LiIC 1ht01.44,1!, from toe damage fotbeitod by the tiro Chef..pcsio o n the Piniatiff. The I. , rrner, it i.f.tti<,h.t.t int en...tcd to I hu.td w I.:ch I. MP CollilpitiCtlta were made by Agni emelt st o o l lioitiv of tome eii&ea hie Ini..E. Aim-', far Bitwu to the Defendants. la the had the feif ofthat preifet'.l r ; and to pi ..vent his ion-Aloe aceou of .Broa u with the Defendants had a more doe, the lama Ltd a pplied to him there e epriffinns t f a eouraOle appearance ; the tianiage in the Chefs " Hie charade , is infamoui ; he s (lola be difgrace- pe.k was not to cooliderable :4 wa. impeded ; tome tat to any (twit', ; whoeect propofed him, taut& bills of Aguilar Brown were paid by Mr. Matixin, have intended it as in knit. I will pah hirn. and aod Meths. Mellith and Co. had been induced to huut bins horn all tociety. If he welt au Member f . withOraw the attachment. lei e ontecinceoe 4 el i de the Royal Academy, I would Ore means that he oew c irciamilancco the Detenelam.wsitte to Aguilar tumid be expelled.' 'Chen ii infected an in the Brown, that the otollanding hills would be Jule be. which delicacy prevents our noticing. even in the ve- flouted. The Plaintid wt. the h- Ider of tine of thee esilled terms io which it appeals upon the record ; 'oills, and contrary to this moire to the eta se t on and nformation upon which this charge is fnund• its maturity, payynest was refute I. The Tacit* e l , is lla*td to be received from a boy nitie years th en before the Court was. whether :hi. declarasi.m. old. There is no peneral jollification Rated ; but (ant prior to the entithig doe of dn. bill. and received the Defendanteontents himielf with flaying, that he in America fobfequent to its fit becoming dee. were received the inlay:notion alluded to in the latter pail loch an acceptance of the bill irt rendered the Defen of the accuracies) from a child of the none ot Jo- dents liable to the payment kph Meadow. Mr. LITTI.sOILP, for the Plaintiff, consasamed os Mr. SCA TTTTTT for the Plaintiff, argued for the there fads. Ile faid it was not netetary that there i n f o lgoiesey of tbj ..o r e :as. From the cafe of Lord Should be an a cceptance On the face d the bill. It Noetheuipton, in s Repots ; from that of might be in a collateral writing, or it might lot melt sabeth Mugs. in Crooke r—frorn another in Lord by parole ; a.ol this principle, 1* foppotted m rise Rayeanad s sad a fourth in the 7111 Term Reports, cafes mat Johufon and Collins. t Rau, 9 8, and of 17. He laid, that giving the authority on the plea, Clarke and Cock, 4 Eat, 57. .He aid the letter of and not imparting st at the time the accufation was the DefCoJallt• to she drawer continued fuels as so. uttered, was no adequate jollification. lithe name ceptance, that this c ommueication to the parties of the *Ohm*" were di.lufed at the time of the where the bill originated mud legally render the INI. Asada, the Plaintiff would have Ibis a dvantage, he fendaots liable to every holder isto whole baud/ the would know where to apply for his remedy, but the bill flicall devolve. weinebeing concealed. he had no redrefs excepting Mr. Pea'."', for the Defendant, kid, that this avian the party guilty of propogating the !leader. letter did not amount to an acceptance, I.* ebb o b. TM Leerar.d Coedit hid, that formerly a greater vious redone becatfe it was not loch an &clammier* degree of minutenell was required in the pleadings aunt of the validit y, ref the bill as could inters* a than at prefect ; as where the charge was for IMO. third perfun to give it credit. He cited a cafe from der ie was added, that the party again& whom the i.e. Merrasoria 474. Pl. 16; to thew the curium of ad . bd been consmitted was dead. 'net-chants, and be commeeted on a great variety uf Mr. Julice LaUltallCl..--." You are coned in cafes, to coplaie that this loci* and cooditicuai ac ac obfereation ; you may. perhaps, rec.-Ilea a cafe knotelodgnient to a mann refueling in a remote eon. where it was alledged. that a man bad fevered the nee of the world, did pot permit the patiknt queatou head of another in twain, fo that a half of the head to come under any 4 tb. , fe deedless which had 10. was fupported on each fhoulder, yet the deelaratisso therto been applied to the law of le d Exchange; Was held to be bad, becaufe than was uo averment, and be adverted to i.et (satiates of two of their that the man was killed." Lordlkim then on the Smelt, delivered on an ins. Mn. Boaanuoto fo r the Defendant. conteoltd. portent eseafton, as materially affedieg the en ct,:zt that as there was n o t the (mallet ground ter (eying flabjee of co nit g. a ny action could have been ma intained again' the Lord E 4 t.aaeo y ettoosto- -0. I Mould be ver y g lad. child, it was not neceffary to mention the authority to rrerrow the Los to an atoal writing upon the tail at the time when the words, faid to bc defamatory, , itfelf. bet the ainhorittei are isrefidihle. it ha. been were employed. He applied the principle laid down 1 fettled, that an a cceptaoce be collateral seriuog la in the cafe of the King a. Horne, and feed, it seas i futficient, and this apoearo be a collateral writing. impollible, whip that was conflicted law, that the 1 Lord Hardaticke ha. it Et at a pay:Mk to the hound° in the prefect cafe could be fupported. The t i tit awct, without zatowson.ewain to t :chador. i. an judgment there wan given by Lord Chief Jullice Da lA% •.;..b;e MCCCI43.' :.. T rifC ate hems tre n all Gal 7, who kid. au illUatldO was merely explanato 1 !caws re oards toe reit , t, but as it ap o• , I y. and could ante rtend the artattiog lopoid the : 'Too one if our f• pm ter., at may be tight to Peg is clear import of toe tams. I be accurately flamed.".- judgment deferred. ~' "Y' ~~'- Lotd itiiiiioitnigia:sjs Ye lit4l IP. thistities to thew that the ;Intender rapeut extend die . ienplieation of ttie words thriller:x. 4 ! Mr. Ilsmaducit then corn/newest me me *444 Rated in the declaration, and infilied that they pointed at no crime. W ords rapabk Of maintaining an anion moll be certain and passive, and the mean. ing mua not be colleted from the bnagimation,of the bearer. Mr. Jolliet Geose....o"rhe Court mtsi and+ *and the words. Iva by the afMtoce of any in - nions aod occult eontiruflion, bet in the way they are ufed in common pittance." Mr. BOItIOUG11:-.-" It i. fuflident for my client, if the terms employed be lama:Ain.; and it Would be eafy to these, that the eeprellitaes charged in the declaration. are equally applicable to an aa of red' licacy with the female fez as to the itnpatistioh which has been afcribed to tisees. *Mere is no see. • meet that the words were near uttered. The word,' might have been made the fubjeft of an.silion bt attachins to them a eollisquium, and then the Map end° might have been rendered esplaaatery of tile . whole." The Learned Jodge on the Bench delivered their opinions at Come length. commented on the leveed cafes adduced, mid enlarged upon fume others whicit had efeaped the attentitss of the Learned Cellorela — • Among there we may *mice a cafe is Coniet z stip the cafe of Peake and Oldham ; and elf Merlotti and •Coleby ; and they concluded wills giving judg ment for the Plaintiff. • • • • • • • r. • •-t• - • • o. • . -, • 0 • - • ft r• of ly be is* in, to afe Aar ha- befit oD ciao ed r. was e. :fen- oft • there . k eves the ad 0E ter of 40 1110. c 118- die iii ob• ided. tna & e hots um of ricty of ro. Lao Feb illi• it, raft NM Igo Ws MON 114. Mir x 4 's Ms it tbs I soil Kap mint 'oral caP - Wag ses— sir 5 rt elr st. Tea* 11611" 4 04 gib st ISbe el wail 'inane :a►ea woe made .qessrp *tug 'lead