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ao this. .kr, and arch of regular reefs , to marched. Major ge. fur ihile the !* high's now to lays is . dtalino Of Geng - he Major tt-Carnp. totenont et al ne e' &regent the Laic excellent. the entire ninntTOUS iek to the rptaed br about too luckily Ri le it laftlct i$ day fy Few. icians, held was eleatd ri low* this la& fir e accounts of say now be lately We I Fronds ate ants are all ly--tejarwy. Th No' . he defperate ady—to 144 w, dow Ire ei Garde, a 'Rance of the by their A in Rock is oa ird of Excife,, sstd Pgrmito lock in their to the cad's■ a, they were 01, each with it the Zing% es act% 8o Amazons mkt become a no fo In *Act coasted of nbovements. deed on The/f -atly attraarre. of this defirip f 'bilk. They a few alining ma nodded over :ompared more Lily enjoy thole tot indullry to tatty was free nut* a full pre reeved as ballad. joy and fpirits. Ily carried down triafrd jrakivis ilk of charm:kers. reg a fyllabub to milk in it. and to a better mar ler Tr* from the id danced to the ftyle. An Jam 'Undid difplay.•--• JUTS enough. and lead the fathions. mild Ruck dole to of the company red he was not tho rt neatly. but the rlorn, that every I the exclaimed-- fpiriu I" A SAM bitterly for her lob "el out. that the was departed beauty.— kers of talents and ;regarious lets that amufernent. costa:- arra, fairs, faders, full boys. Cilaser I alto Old Maids of There were Sailors and had to borß of The r&ol was play d e ler. Here ig.lf Ago their own charteir: Many help appeared ed their parts beyond r the bed maiquc i.l :ray all the a ppl.iutr. ; they took feveral id:: off with them int.• d this article withoa We were inclined to Ice to her charms. nt yield to the limos ',ranged as to difplay dvant age. The Eng daughter of Albion,. n Caledonia, but hcr ries. The " Merry the night with gte .: did not feparate_ till them away. rota was prefent with e ontil a late hour. xdurfc,alWßlLLlcskcs. MAIL, THIS DAY.—WIDO &S. W. . MM. DUI. I Lilt. MIS. Dahl.o Hasabarlit o -• s Waterford 0 1. . Goetrabore 0 0 Coax, Fee. 9.—On Friday laft the Chips under the command of Rear Admiral Sir R. CALDSII . failed 'from Beerhaven, on a crnixe. , • TOILIAY, Fes. 9.--Arrived the PH/ &SANT lloopof war from a cruise, and the:Caftans gun brig, with difpatches from Sir 11.1111 ill 81111111/1111z. bOund to Plymouth. , Y ARM OUTH, Ti,. 100..4 letter hastens received in this town, dated from North Bergen. Rating, that nfleet of tranfports, with about y or Soo French and Dutch troops had entered that port : that on their pelage a Chop cad !hip were miffing, part of the Convoy, and that a number of Dutch Officers had defected at North Bergen, and had taken a fctlrri#, 'mad billed for Holland. The espeffitios ?ailed Iran ; the Tele'. . The Indadry, a Hull trader. trot[; Xarareeth to Hull, is foppefed to have been captured on hersper .fage, as Ike bat not arrived at Heil, hiving failed espwarde of a fortnight. .• ••• Yefterday P. M. arrived here train Hardin, the Auckland Packet, Captain Hermain, vi1;11 Mails Paffengers, which were boded bare, This Itiorniag arrived - hes. to embark on board the Earl of Leicefter packet, Captain Cruises Tuorisoi, the Hon. Mr. PAGIT, and Cruises Loca. Efq. and fate; Meth. Skt.vzsvtt, SPARLIAN, Moaa an , ad A. Cover, Meffengers, with difpatebas. The packet h expelled to.fail toioorrow. Sailed the Vine tun. brig, and Berate cutter. The veal* in the Roads 'ore the 'Hato, of ye guns, and Onastls !loop. • FALMOUTH. Fan. B.—Put in bat this day, by; tontiery wind, the outwerdhound Wed India fleet,. cyder convoy of his Majelly's Chip Froomie; 01•44 Rini, and Hotta Hoop of war ; alto his Maildly's dip Nemo, Of 44 run, with foaled idliatchesito be opened in certain latitude) from Plfmotatht his hie- . • tidy% /nip Visa?, of ye gins,. cad ATALeUTA 800 P Oiler, of ;8 guns, from Portfioouth,Ould totork; air Arrive and CLALIsneA cuttersTrom aerial:video law Mowing vedds .11011PULITS, from. Pock, for Liverpool; Providence, Mt AL, from Portf Maids, for Cork; Hanchefter, Soutar, from Lan don for Dubin; Lord Lenox, Hueco. taroa. from , Poiersouth, for St. Michael's; Zealous, Beatter, from Termoinh, for LiverOools Voids, Roases , from Waterford, for London ; and Country Las.: .iliforrr, from Newfoundland; alto pat bialr'ille Pearce Aocr.srus packet, apVLDNIIIIOII, with mails for America ; and the Portugtiefelchaartir Volume, bound . for Cadiz. P. 8. Among the 'Wee lAA* fleet aro the iog :—Easier Cain-cum., far l'etair t Jaw. Hem• sus, for Wcft *Florida ; Thlavrny Plaster, for Bermuda; Sir J. B. Warren, HUY,' /Atoms, Maaaarn ; Crefeent, ; and Marian, Wit.voo, for Demerara ; Harvey, Snast.ty. for Tobago Ann. CLAIM, for Gtenada i Atalanta. :Janaars. for King m i and Valiant. Gomm', for the Bay of Honduras. _ _ _ Potrasmovra, Fes. 9.--Arritred the Mstrornr■ frigate from a cruise.—Sailed the Burins Hoop of war on a maize. Went out of harbour the Aurazo. DIAL, Fes. so.—Came down from Sheenier" the RATTLE/ gun brig.—Arrived the Locus"-, and STARLING gun brigs, from - a cruise, and remain with the Mtwara, UTRICNT, RAISON/MR, and ILLUSTIJOUS men of war ; PhIRIORTALITS, CBarr• NON, APOLLO, Lit/A. BRILLIANT. and SIWIRRIL frigates; DART. ALAN, VULTURR, LYN:, LARK, CuaLsw, HARPY, brainy, Vrac►oo, and SNIPS,. WILL Coops of war; 1411.1100 C fchooner ; Passau' and FURY bombs; JArRALL, BASILISK, AGItISSOR. Airmail, and BRoootiouNGgtm brigs; David Scott Lift Indianian, and a large fleet of outward bound velTels. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. C aaaaa !ND. Fan sm.—Paled by the heathers, Midas. from Halifax; Addhada, Cares, from Varell and the Jaw Heat Panora, from Engleix—Sailed the Vrow Pgaroultta, for troben t Foe Octwodera, far Amttadam; Juno, Wal ters; and dr, Vrow Elva Jonas, for Tot.ningen. Aaatrata.—ln the Downs, Linenban. Lewinroe, from Dub lin; Adelkicla. Gerd,. from Varcl; Mark, kyle, from Cori; and Dolour, (Ananias, from Limerick...At Lissrkk. sent/. Hall, from Nig, • and Brothers, Joshing, from Dimwit—At Li verpool, Reartio;, Bond, from Virginia —At Clyde, Pew,. Bore lay. from Demean; anal Untoo, „Mon. from Wifeaffetti.-.At V. aterferd, Good Dtipiteh, Dinkier. from Llibon—iAt Griern. fry, Fox, Real, tram Gibraltar; and Matron, from Napier—At Vkgiala. Danroben Cattle, from At Bartndoes, :Utah, Dapbin; Coto, Tapia; sag N kom o, 4 - I "Pmari. Ina ZeUtoi.—At Demerara, Integrity. Gardner, from Antigua. A convoy will Coon Gil for Oporto, and the adja. ccnt coat Notice to this area lug been given to Lie merchants at Hull. A convoy let the Baltic and Tonningen will be tta,dy to fad from Leith Roads, with the trade, on ur about the 35th loft The Badding tons. SOUL. from London to St. Via- cent's, pot into Cork on the 3d init. The outward amid Wed India fleet was to be under weigh from Cot k the neat morning. The G and Torsza frigates, and a Hoop of war, with the fleet under convoy for die Welt ItAlies, confiding of 4o retell, failed from Cork 00 the 4th indasit. His li .j - eliy . 'a fl:' ..' 7 omorr. of so guns, which failed frnm Spithead •n the :SOT of Avail, and might he elt peeed to mike Cape WAIKIKI, in the ftrit *".... in Odobet. was ordcrcd from thence to row ..1, ng the coal! of Africa, and to call at the Engbfh c ... .:'tents there 1,1 imormitioo, and to fcour the c.4.t of the estesay's ca tuna a. d l t ] l''' . l V44:40 - 41644ki t :- . 1 r Lineman% . I r99iiisTs_l,4l_ , r I PIII O r Aisiktpill4pTiF mow 1 1 1, r 4 UOCIffilat i 4 iltr:. Lir C1PP__21114,,.18 PlPPoist4... FP: 4l * i non, IP of., privq,L•irt. !a u'o So we v nasa, oc.tievuo. i. tar. Rau i A goated.to doe s famaasiig lie 11 a pocket, wbsch Leto be dipived homes 1 milineuth mid Lilbon.. . • The Genera Moore, Capt, Wore*. is wrecked tea miles welt of Vallona, in the Mediterranean; the crew end part of her materials are fared, . A leiter from Corfu, dated Dee. a 6. 180 3•Prei that the report Rated to have been received at on the aath of December, relative to the eifEEPR Of' the MIMI end Fairy, mull have been outmoded. The American Claims on the Feeneh Gene according to the Treaty of Sept. 3, tflos• to 1.616,517 dollars. at Ss. tcd. each. The total nominal amount of the Assericail Funded Debt, the 3oth of June,tBos, was 76,091.933 dollars. The number of Stoeldiol. s.was t*a36. The remainsof the late Joao VAUGHAN, 'Erg. ot Golden Grove, Caniarthenfttire, yere ioffra do Monday requisite in the family vault at .I. l miela hangel Merbythiek:' Lord Deimos and Roast? Saymova were amine the fu ppaetrs the Pall, and Lord CAWDOIL was one of the w 11doiquers. • St snor.BLase.—Yelterday fennight the raial Priscilla's to consenemoyete the Memory Whop &az' (the Patron of the Woollen Illeasfas: Ore). took , place at Bradford in Yorkkire; sad 'though the 'weather was no the molt favourable.** fplentiour Of this fpedade.has foldouts been ixosedett, Tbraunther of fpreames eso the oceortios was made. The proceffion formed in the Marhosiaws . a little after itght o'clock its the morning, aad pew ceeded through the town to •the oeighbouring loges, where the Sons of Trade were greeted by the joyous exclamations of the villagers; and o' Satre; so go Siotk Toile V ffireradr" was reiterated from every fide. The proceffion was concluded to its 'dote, with the meta OP PROC regulalUNrity, lON. and decorum. • The MALT >C3 en Heiebeelt C. . with aids a White Direr. MUSI pie NM and WEEK. The W h at madly. • Their Gerd. and Attendants. • JASON. • '' - lbeßeeilmr rime. Atiewhnes • MEW MAZE AND CHAPLAIN. Their Atunients. . Tea APre_c_itices. Wwitbseh. * their llsiAnia SHEPHERDS AND SHEPHERDESS. Ns:ond Stesits-Artendatt= i6 Presses sod Wed -earten, COME-MAKERS. The Weed-Cambers ewe end two With entionsed Cqb. And warless West& Elven. Elegant entertainments were provided at molt of the principal lons, particularly at the Sun, where a number oPGentlemen,Merthaotsotalldanufaidurerar (pent their after-part of the day with great hilarity. The following toads were widen : The seda and Prieselkobs pit o* iWsee"...r. Th Mestary Illarte-." The Wailes hfasehiere" l oer fkas red Anise. aid new thirds's& preens a /pm* owl be vourobte Puce ' — r' The aka Ifirlarawart, sad ids dor INN 0m.., wed nay they sever Sc lbws by Snub. seen; Re. Ste. Paraoust....-From Tie lisreesalis Aikertifer, of New York, Dec. res.—The certainty of the fate of the two !kips, under the direction of M. Prraooss, will give relief to the public mind, though we mull ever deplore the melancholy event which deprived the world of the Cervices of that truly eminent com mander. .By revere! gentlemen, lately from the His of France. it is reported—That a Danifh Chip, in her pelage to China in the eafiern route. took from an uninhabited Wand art officer and four or five men belonging to the !hips commanded by M. Pay most. who were fo emaciated and worn down for want of food. that they furvived only a few days; and that papers, containing the hiflory of their (hip wreck, and particulars of getting on (hors among the natives, kc. were in potieffion of the Govern. wont of the tile of France. The tale related by the unfortunate officer and men to the Danes on board the (hip before they died, is, as nearly as we can learn, as follows :—the (kips left Port Jac-Won, and, after failing Tome time, were unfortunately driven among the rocks, and (hip. wrecked ; the principal part of the Officers and crews landed in farm, and preferved great part of the ftoresacc. They found the natives numerous, and apparently hofpitable ; 'after remaining Tome time on the molt peaceable terms with them, it was deter mined to build a (mall veliel from parts of the wreck. and the (lately trees abounding in their neighbour hood, and to feek out tome European fettlement, whence they could procure a pal:rage to their own country. In the profeeution of this hopeful feheme, they cut down feveral trees to commence the bufinefs ; 1101 thinking it of any confequence to the natives. they did not formally aCk leave of them to ufe their timber ; the favages, however, molt um luckily conceiving their rights invaded, became in. &anti, alarmed, and all their former friendly inter coarfe immediately ceafed. It was not long before they became pettedly hoftile, and, watching an op portunity when the French were off their guard which was unhappily fometimes the cafe from ne ceffity, but too frequently from want of difcipline) they fell upon them from all qua in a very nu. merous body, when a molt horrible maflacre enfued. The voyage of M. PITROVBI had been brought up within a few days to this fatal period, and had been depofited in a fafe place known to all the officers ; the officer, who had eicaped thus far in the cruel bu flew to the fpot, fnatched the papers. fled to l one of the boats, where he was joined by four or five men, and inflantly put to lea, leaving his unhappy countrymen in the mercilefs hand, of the (avast:, i whom they fuppofed were very loon overpowered and butchered by their treacherous friends. Happy to find diemfel,e, out of the reach of one danger, they continued braving others until they fell in with an ifland, where they landed (and here probably 101 l their boat.) On this illand they remained Come months, perhaps many fuffering extremely from the want of food and raiment, until Nov we eca brought the Dania' (hip to 'twit relief, which took them oft in a wretched fiotation, worn dowa by hunger and thirft to fiteletons. Notwidtflanding every attention was paid them which humanity could dilate or ten dery :Is .hey furvived only doe enough to relate tutu woeful tall. " • ; :Vs" "t .Z Liir-arriumbruE. 01101sToiT Couitz nacreiur uOlllOlll. irIIDAY; ni t SO., •LINOVAN a. LING HAlll.—Whilt was a cafe vorce, or fcpsration.from board ad mutual e, ration, by realm' of adultery, promoted by W Pli a .4ol, of Groat Tower.fireet.• again& 1 lihgbam his wife..—lt appeared from the libel ibited in the cede, that in July, tOos. Mrs. j.i ham eloped with Mr. joreph, Hunt, wine and brat aserchint. rtlldinX in the fame greet.; chartist, eeeded from thence to a livery liable*, there bin "poll.ehiife, and arisved'it an inn in Ban* about o'clock in the morning, where they ordered - and a bed to be got ready, and fiept there all In fupport of there tan,. the depofitions of ft litneWes were read, as was likewife the verdia I:1 damages obtained in the Court of King's by Mr. Lingbam againft Mr. Hunt. The Court, after .hearing the Counfel on both fides, were clearly of opinion, that there was fiat. cient and fatisfaftory proof to pronounce a (*entente of feparation, and accordingly decreed the fame. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. FM9- , TIIS ZING e. WILLIAMS. Elizabeth Williams was brought up for Jed I. for ap &fault upon a Milliner, in Ni It appeared from the evidence. , that , had gone to the haute of the Profetutriz. aad called out, on account. it is foppofed. of Come previous quarrel. by the you brintli me. Lila bit* your brains out. A icuille took pLue, daring which the prifoner gave the other woman formal very fever., blows. Mr. Emilio' pleaded in utilisation of amillmies. that the other woman was equally cdpoW with the • prifonir and that th e was very pace. , Thc,Court. hOwerer. thatenced bee to be impri freed ape mouth in the Marthalfas prifon, and then to be bound to gaud behaviour foe two years in a penalty of Sol. She cried out fo loudly and bitterly, that it was With difscidty the Judge could prsasstace. tharmlle• Till ZING O. lIIIITCYI4.II. Mr. Grabs had obtained a rule to. (hew twit Ash, a criminal information dsould.pot billtuLarilla • Lieutenant Mitchell, of his Mau lee 14101. Tb - rule was granted bj the Court, ups, she aingt.sof Robert Thoissfun, who Rated .hinsfelf . Mt. be Mallar of the Chip Nancy, of Newesillaspon.Tyne.. He.hatl !pine to North Shields, for the Wm of prowls,* pilot to conduit Isis ihip out into the high few up order to join the Rabic Seat. AO, sal bug on the Quay, at North Shields, On Wteiw~l rt ?moms" M it ch a blow, with a maids, pasteopat Mite/tell, who was at the head of a He told . them he was the mailer of aye and therefore proteeed by law. They, however, trenteclhim in the molt brutal manner, till be who tafehpise4 by the Regulating Captain. 1:.. u. Thonsfon then applied to the t0i5ti04 11 44144 ale a Criminal Information. - . . 1 ; .„ , Mr. Es nista attentled OS th e part ' s Aachen, and read artdavits fawn h 7 - e ' I great number of refpeeabk perfons, ilifytitg e. eur all the charges of ThodsfolL The Cosuit,„ difcharged the Rule. • . . ie.' a _...' • TES ZING, ON TIM PIOSECIOTIOU I& pO5 V litilicayt. .. O. RSV. 30111 Doti% CIRRI MID AIIIDTDIDA, . , The Rale obtained in the laft term o'-aflijog == the Defendants to (hew caufe wby aiiill7 &meld not be filed again& them, was ditch Fllll. 10.—TNII ZINO V. SOITON. , I The Defendant had been indißed, tried and iced guilty of perjury, under two affignments from his anfwer to a bill in the Court of the Exchequer, wherein he denied having received, at two different times, eighty guineas, and twenty guineas, film paid on account of certain beads which the Ddes dant had fold to John Briggs, ih his bufinefs as farmer and grazier. The prefent application to the Coors was for a new trial. on three grounds :—Firfl, out the incompetency of John Briggs to give evidence is the caufe in point olaw : Secondly, on the info& cieecy of the general tellimony by parole : Thirdly,on the erafures and irregularity cf the books of account. Mr. Witco'', in fuppurt of the verdi&, argued at great length the firß objedlion, and contended, that the cafe of Smith, gsi la" v. Brazier, had folemnly determined the qucßion, on the competency of Briggs ; after which he endeavoured to fupport the validity and confißency of the general teßienony. Mr. Scrjeant Se ttom, againft the verdict, fupport ed the objeflions he had mad; at the trial; followed his learned opponent through the various cafes he had cited ; and infifled particularly o 9 the operation of Fenfhaw's cafe, in the 4th of William and Mary, even in Skinner 327, to which the attention of the Court had not been dire/led. . The Defendant, who was an aged farmer, W, , on the floor of the Court. The four Judges having no ticed particularly the extreme improbability that a man in hi; inferior fituation fhould have one hundred guineas during four years, in the hands of Briggs, a publican and butcher, he ( &Run) addreffed a few word, to the Court— " It is true, my Lords, that a perfon in my con dition could not conveniently Part with the mnne) for In long a time; I ftestuently applied tor it, but could ne% tr obtain it."—Verdi[ confirmed. V. I.VIIHINGTOI. _ _ The Defendant was partner in the honk of DrinF, Cordon, anti Lufhington, at Madras. The Plaintiff claimed 1,/...;c1. and inteech from the la of January, 1833, to which the Defendant objeeed, OD the ground the lie had quitted all concern with the part • nerfhip. The prefent ref-rt to the Court was for a Rule to fttrw caufe, why a maoclatons Should mat aloe to the fupreme tribunal of Madras, to hold a Curt for the exanainatiun c.f witraffes, for the above claim ? Mr. Ease las objeaed to this application, on the principle conneaed with the Haute, that where the ' calla of aeinn miles its England, a mandamus can• not go for filch teflirnony in India. Mr. Gassow, for the Rule, raid, that the caufe of aftinn arifes long before the goods arrive in India, under an order tranfmitred from thence to this coon try fur fuch goods ; and although the partnerfhip is difrolved. he GM, that the Defendant was liable, ffA becaufe it was not dived at the time the order was given. Lord Ettsysneneov.—.. The goods are yoor own, as loon as they are OD truat %be (bap. Tale a Rule to boy cattle." 1 4 .06 4.- field, an auorney, wiM , :eppointed• mitre. wi Defendant upon • thlt congternsanded'hk haiMihtl the Plaintiff. who then appljcd to Mr. Mil. , I whom he was caaannedlia his appointment 81 0 dertalter. What the .onia*ists over, the gave in his charges to this Peras• dant ! %Nihon that he would pay A fir is the Plaintiff had under his °Men, 44 that be mutt roily to ill Athfield for the remainder. A fens at 16L was s cordingly tendered. which. however. the Pia* reftsfecf, and broughilds *Ono_ ~forthelhimk. Verdifor the Plaintlf4Pllololot 161 - . . sea ramscn Bee NCI IN valimirrptatirA v smw .aaitor tiasmaiii d eor drosece 'This was an attiem..on a saw . , which the 'era& hag 'llasa: the Mai ,writers. fobjett to NA . . ,* Cwt. T cafe of the arnred wad that the Ali Mount Vans* arla of America. who hodnot•hoolont The Policy of Informal sarreabsa ye aria a condition that the vedkl Garilli! INN any port in the-channel, Sir Francis Baring. The dap Aid phis, acid by the ilcAnt ef.Air4edsdrandllit i charged Der cargo-in 'fatadno.:' Ow 1104ikaasta was taken by the Fres* !smiled kttirramp• and condemned as a prise. -. _ .. The Underwrites amended. that dialyse s on board a &Seim wassamp atbar Wag as Aa a * rican flip. and thendoortoiared to ps MA. The attired conteidett Is tfik d there was warranty fairscleit on boa 7 farther hearing waspittiirrtilatigher, . • I PEPPIIMI4I. 1/ISOCIle! .; This was as applititiba te•-alm Osertto lay t proceedings 'OA the ., - bait ' Th 6 PlidatilF I brought an V . ; Zli. foe p went of a ,gall 4 - 40sa l kust A after became bankrupt , ami ,he . proved debt under the Caseatiffiam, .. Tiai lisisadast.. ht ever, went in the moo dam . tor the -Wet la upon which the PlaigelF4, 3 24 :.ealkilnieleklbe,. a a againti the I;ait Tbii 'fiptiaa.:otep inlay th e ceedings; upon the - prom& dot:* flitintif I come in for hill debt-emir ifirestnibilfsaw: - ' The Court meta efellislad 'Melia lid a right take his choice of theVitiosWhickliffikald eh his debt. and eottfequendina* ildwfsferd. ii.cnitaraicasitiisoo- A motion was made foe a writ of Hobson Coy to bring up the body of Sh" Edward Price 3stl. was confined in Debella.' gaol for an affiek, der to give evidence ott As 'Committee ,to be pointed to CiAliline the Maks of the Whetter E lion. upon the petition oeSie William Manners. doubt was entertained whether the Speaker's wart was fufficient to take a perfde ex nticdaetris with the permit ion of the Coact. TheXourt grants rule. which they ordered. however. to be towed the Attorney General and the perfons comma tr: • , • 4,'•fAl•Lebtxtitertemlimil •./ . • • • • „:„,zutinrirtitiuramin i rr• Mirasilitiegon of t broiled tb Mal 61 " the fuse arlStl! mild odd, 'hi 4#1101114,11 Defendant to the Planttlf. O A. f#r *O 4 cohahi- It appeared Erna* the evidesee li S se6 ; • William the Defendant, laving reeelwed Vitt brother, who. lived at lidoweendelala et Libel ex - of death. was Proceeding"' tbitiVrordi b wi 1 - Joiaf - in a poll egaife. they . alet Mt. eade tweedY taker, and hi old acquidatassei.. aollsorsids Pro' them. When they anti* * the was des haredoat one upon which • Mr. Tweet, the baring eye to bufutef., fobicitette be appoinos# the snide (upper taker, to manage the (envoi. This agreed s II night- and the Defeo - dent, fapp)freg that his brother hi fe'srah died intellate, proeeeded as legaisseaviii to give d requif ertia requifite orders for the fooeral: •iione sifter w wines difeovered that there wags gill, btowhieh Mr. Al 111W11141 V. TIIIPUT. An application having been previoully made the Court for a rule to thew cattle why the fondant, an attorney. &sold not deliver up cer fums of money tranfmitted to hies by a perf America, named Mangin, who had loft his ful an setion wherein Newman was the Plaintiffs Serjeant Belt moved that the Defendant thigh , permitted to tender an account of the money he at different times received, with other mattets the prothonotary. Newman was dated to have recently, and that the Defendant had no oppo nity of accounting for the money he was accufe fecretir.g, from the confuted fstuation in w Newman's affairs flood after hia deceafe. The C affented to the motion, on condition of the, DI dant's paying the colts incurred by both applicat sillf NZ 0. WILD. In this cafe a rule had been obtained for a new t in eonfequence of Come words fppken by one of Jurymen who tried the caufe, relative to the vas of a Ratement given in evidence, retpetlting the petty poireSo by the Plaintiff. The adlion w, no importance, as it was only for a debt ts bankruptcy was the defence. The words ellitift having been Exacta to have no foundatiim, the was ditcharged. Thurfiay evening, a coach cloning James 11 in returning from the Theatre, went over toe of a child, and Lilicd it on the fpot. An alarming file, the castle of which is as ye difeovered. broke nut in a barn belonging to Thomas Yeld, at Alrewas, near Litchfield, cot ing a coqfiderable quantity of bay and Oral Tuefday morning. From the britk wind that veiled, the flames Coon communicated to about [bort didance, the property of Weis. Dicker Co. occupied by feveral people who work at cotton manutadtin y, a great part whereof, wit barn above mentioned, and a hay ►iek; were in a time entirely consumed. Providentially no %vete 1011. A roof daring attempt was made on Thu fenniqht to rob the hook of MARTO' Bien. E Camden.place. Bath. The snati•feryant heat wife. got up. and meeting one of the villai the fairs. be fired. but unfortunately miffed two other fellows immediately ruffled in. wh ti-ed his fecond piaci' without elk& open whio of the ruffians knocked him down with a blue and rendered him fetifelefi g they then efcaped back of the houte by which they had inured. watchman, alianted at the noife of the piltol. - diately attended with the night confiable foe fpirited fervant in the condition above clef:nibs