Star. — London, England, 1804-02-15 00:00:00

1.. • }MF)TICAL III~T2LLICINCa. 1301L6THI8 DAL— led N. IL W. AUL see. *ll. gm DAVE P Waterbed I Fleabagllk • 3 PAsnoitri, Psi. rs.—Arrived his Majelly's brig Bsartowsa, Lieutenant Owes, from Plymouth, to take convoy for the Downs; the brig Mary, Baown, From New Providence, with cotton for London; the brig Albion, WATLIII, MCI brig Amason, BRITTLI, from Poole, to wait convoy for the Mediterranean; brig Supply, Jonsson, from London, for Tobago ; and fchooner privateen Lord Nelfun, of is guns, Capt. Pannots, from Plymouth, bound on a cruise. .:-.Sailed his Majetty's ship NAIAD, of 38 guar, Capt. Waists, with Pealed orders, to be opened on her arrival at a certain latitude; his Majeßy's Ship Va lens. offs guns, Capt. Mario,, for Cork ; and PAT*. sorra brig,of 16 guns, Capt. MA' arts to, on &cruise; the Dora packet, Sr. At/1111, with mails of the 7th Want for Lithos; and the Paints Anotrous packet, illOot.naaann. with mails of the 4th ult. andi II Fe bruary, fat New York; aad Blackbird, ROGAN, for Dablin.--Ransain in Carrick Roads, his Majnily's flip of 38 guns, and the Houton Sloop of War, Mit the outivard•bound Welt India convoy t Iht rensateder of the ontwareLboond Ships for the trea 'Wieser, eapeeed of ibis port to-morrow from IPTylnonth. ander convoy of his Majelly's (hip la tuna' iss. of 4o guns, when the above will fail and join them.—There are many veleb here waiting tOnvoy for the Mediterranean and Lilbon.Oportodke. PIT stourmarasa 3.—Yeilerday evening about five o'clock, his Majelty's Daps HINDOITAII, of 54 guns, and Timm of se guns, faßed from hence with a Fine breeze at north sae, having under their convoy reventeen 60 of Slips and veal; for Liao% Oporto, and die Mediterranean I they call of Fahnouth for the trade that may be there, bound to the Straights. 'The Fulmer, of 40 guns, Rear Admiral Dams, h warping from Hium9ose to die Sound, and it is olio:died the will fail teamorrow with the trade for the Weft Indies, the wind being now fair. Came in about thirty fail of !kir and weeds from Pontmouth, to join the Wee India Sem ; alto the Moraroue, of Captain Marsireatts, from the fleet of Brea, which lie left all well, and on their Rations. lee Friday. Went up the harbour to refit the FALCON, of iS guns, Rom Newfoundlaud.—Sailed the Sr. purr, of its tons. Admiral Sir C. Corlett, to join the fleet off Ike*. PORTIIIIIOOTN, Fes. 34,....A1TiVed the SIPSIDWILL loop of war, with the INDIATTGAIL, and Atm. tramiports, and feveral outward•bound 'deli, tinder tonvoy from the Downs i and the galliot Johanna Charlotte, --, detained by the PILIIICM AUGUSTA tutter.—Sailed the Camino' frigate on a cruise, and the °arms frigate for Lillon. It is reported Isere that one of the outward-bound Ealt Indianian is 1011, and all the hands periflied.—Wind N. E. DIAL, Fss. s4.—Remain in the Downs bis Ma jell?s Blips as per Olt.—Wind N. E. Blows hard. Hold., Fs& 6.—The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed a convoy to fail from hence on the tt3d Islam, with the Blips for Tonningen, and have veto dirwlions to Lord Katrn to furnifh regular tenovo every fortnight for the trade to that port. The Harmony, of this port, with timber for Lon. don, arrived fafe her oo Wedoefday laa to repair. The jean and Bell, hats, from Berwick, bound to London, has put in here leaky. Part of the wreck of the Caroline of Newts*.le,, H. Amer, mater, from Danteig to London, with corn, has been thrown on fhore on the waft of Norway, She left Elfineur on the sad, and foundered in fight of another Sip on the 53d of November, and all hands perifhed. FROM MAYO'S LIST. CRAvtigliD. pax rg o ...g a ged the C.crea, Wanter,for Jamaica; Cite, Wyatt, for Tobago ; and the Carl, 'aides. far Tom:logos. Mttons—At Clyde, the Albion, Bland, from Clariftianfand; and Recovery, Bag, from New York..—At Cask, Molly, Adams, from Philadelphia.—At Dublin, Happy, Prieft, from Malaga.— At Newry, Jaitiana and l.ibertas, Hawthorn, from Plant.—At Amftcrdam, Zephyr, Rance, front New Hampfhirc. The Lilly. Wants, from Georgia for Nairati, was loft on the sth of December on Abaco'. The Dale, Turner, from Shields far Jamaica, was totally lot on Saturday left, on Hariborough Sand. Hannah, Capt. Gay.a, for Oporto, pot Into !Aron the t3tls January, having bad very bad weather en the emit of P o rtugal. Admiral ROM, on the arrival of the Inge:Mir, of 054 guns, at Tatmouth,ls M built his Bag on hoard her. . - The Orel.,' Clop of war, which arrived at Yarmouth en Friday, has Inveigh: up.vards of 4000 Rand of arras fr.= HyfUni, which were intmetilztely forwarded to Leaden. to be rut in the Tower. 'Else Elisabeth, Cocking, from Limped. boom, to Teta mout h, is pet into Dartmouth. ale was captured by a French ph Weer, of ih parts, and too nun, and was re-takero by the Liberty brig. The privateer had captured low ether veleta at the fame time, aed the f iberty brig was left in Ciktre ot them. A Fruach privateer, st guns, was eruiaiug off rolefteoc on the 9th ivitant. 11ISTR1/30110:1 0? PR IZE-NTONEY. The dips and vetk.la at the capture or St. liorenzo. in Cornea ti..• fuel, No whore claims have been Raj idged as entitled to Mare. • 't Victory, St. ()corr.. Princes Royal. Egtnonr. Captain. Ford' ;te'. Agamemnon, A le , .te. Lowe*off; Jams, Romulus, Meleager, Armes. Gorgon, Rote ..atter, Jean de sort, and Mt.let, will be rd for i Minerve and la Fortunee frigates, on the gsth day of ichtnary, at No. 2, Little Senrhrd Yard , Whfrraun• At the fame time an.: place Win Ile paid the Ihlpa mad yeah at the Corroder of Batt(.; alio filch Mips whnfe claims have been adjs , :ged as fornard for Nth capture, viz. Vidor!, IMt cSa Royal, Fortimde, Marinas Agamemnon. Iturvictsfe. Tartar, Meddle, /innate, Gorgon, irefeJyte, Cyclopr, Sincere, Speedy, l'EclAlr. Sr-Blow, Rok cutter, Fox cutter. Jean de Bart; and the Officers and men detached fro m the artillery, the I ith, zsth. .toth, and bye reg,matts ; ago the Officers and crew. of the Windfor Cattle, ViPltoat. Akide. and Scout. At the fame time and place will be paid the Staff Officers, and detachments of Officers and men of the Royal Artillery, ad Bat talion of Royals, it tb, s.th, 3oth, soth, and 6gth regiments free. of the t ath light dragoon.. and o hers, percent at the capture of la Missive, and burning of la Fortnum French frigates. in Me hay of St. Fharenzo, Corfica, their refpeitive Charm .4 the moiety r.rt proceeds ariling from the headenoney recovered let the Laid ►c Beechitionnalre, fur the ;capture of Fliirnoddle tr e nch r.erriurt thin, will be paid on hoard the itevolutleatiolre.„ at Perit oneal,. In ‘anarday, the tSth (latent. L e I.Cdtd. for the capture of the French brig and (Allot le I, at. and Balkne, and the French p►ivateer !Impatient, will be in Nand the Nalad.az Plymouth, aq Friday, tits iph ialL 6011ler By the Comniiffloners for eifteating the °lite of LAM High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great 1 Britain and Ireland. Mc. Whereas Captain Wu. Joss Woven, as judge AdvoCate, kith laid before us the minutes had (en tente of a General Court Martial, held at the Royal Marine Barracks, at Portfinenth, on the ad infant, in purfuance of our warrant, dated the asth of lal month, for the trial of Captain Lieutenant JOIIII Ni. mut Noacorr D'Esvaaa a, of the Royal Marines, upon charges exhibited againft him by General Et. LIOT, as follows, Fit*, fur confining and ill treating the fader of the Mefs. Se e :lMM THOMAS T ART ; and contrary to the eßablith rules of the WI made by the Officers for his protedlon ; and fecondly, fordifobedience of orders and all authority, in objecting to the inveßi ration of his Captain Lieutenant Jona Nevi ssa Noe cove D'Esrsaas, concluded by Lieutenant Colonel j Rosser Winn', fitting as Prefident of a Court of Enquiry, which was a violationof fubordination and Military diftipline : And whereas, it appeared by the faid (entente, that the Court is of opinion that the, prifoner was,fnllyjofiified in confining Sergeant TART, for his infolene• and contemptuous behaviour to bins, and that it appears the charge of his ill treating Ser-i jeant Tarr is not proved. That oath* filmed charge the Court is of opinion, that the 'tamer had a right for the reafon he affigned to objed to Lieutenant Co -11011e) ROISAT WHITS& fitting as Prefident of the Court of Enquiry, end as be did not finally objeA to the Court Inveligatingbis condo& do not think hint Guilty of a breach of the Commanding Officer's or ders, or a violation ot fuborffination and Military dig'. cipline. The Court do, therefore, honourably acquit the prifoner of both charges: and whereas, we have taken the fame into our confideration, we do hereby fignify to you our approval thereof. Given under our hands the ttth of Feb. 3804. PHILIP ST . THOS. TSOWSILIHOS. H. VIALS. To Major General ELLIOTT; ---- Commanding the Royal Marines. Porthoostb. . By command of their Loedlhipe, Wll4lllll MAILSIDaII. •Mt7MaCT /MOW TOS NOIIIITH OF TIM TRIM.: Serjeant Tear, the faller ' (wore co his oath. that Captain D'Esraaaa abufedhim a good deal by re. peatedly damning him in the Coffee Room. Lieut.- nuns Foam, Robyn% Cote, DIFFIIII" and PITT., in their evideace have proved. that Capt. D'Esstaas did not even ones damn or abate tiletrane TAIT, in any manner whatever. Theft Officers have alto fworn.thet they were at the time alionithed at Captain D'Earsaas's forbearance and amines towards Ser. jeant Taar's infolence and contempt. laA weak, a Court-martial was held at Hull, an a private belonging to the Hull and County Volun teers, charged with intoxication ands breach of duty: he was found guilty, and farmed to receive one hundred lathes; but in conflderatioo of this being the firft offence committed finest the formation of the Corps, the Commanding Officer of the &Aria has been pleafed to remit the ponifhments with a (citable charge spina Poch praiffices for the future. The Migillrates of Surrey have returned Mr. Detester 61.65. 6d. the amount of the diarefs levied upon him for non-payment of his fine. Lao, W .—A melancholy occur once took place at Brighton, on Saturday night. A few mi nutes after nine o'clock, a cry of fire was heard about the vicinity of the Steyne, and a crowd of, people, in the greaten confternation, were prefently afftenbled on the Lawn. The night was exceedingly dark, but by the light of the lamps, volumes of fmoke were loon difcovered to Woe from the houfe of Lady Wilting! on the North Parade. In an intent the crowd removed to that quarter, many of whom en tered the Wilding, whence, not long after, Lady W , nearly lifelefs, her muffin diets much con fumed by fire, and herfelf fhockingly injured, was , borne by leveret gentlemen, to the hook of a Lady in the neighborhood. One of the town engines had by this time arrived, which was preparing to play on the houfe, when exclamations from within that the flames were happily extinguilhed, prevented its being made ufe of I and the confluence of people af fembled faun after began to difperfe. The alarm we find, was necalioned by the &hes of her Ladylkip's drefs having unfortunately caught the flame from the grate in the bed room, into which the had bat a few minutes before entered, when her Ladyfliip, to ex tingiiith it, endeavoured to wrap the bed curtains tightly round her, which taking fire alto, the con flagration loon extended to all parts of the room.— Shrieking dreadfully, her Ladylhip now bad recourfe to the bell, which the rang with great violence, and her domeflics intently battened to her relief. The cry of fire now refounded from different parts of the building ; a crowd affemblesl, as before fpecified, but not before her Ladythip had been rekued from her deplorable fituation by the united efforts of her domain. The fire in the room, however, appeared to acquire additional flrength anJ fury; the moll melancholy apprehenfions were entertained ; and her I.adylhip was confequently removed to a friend's houfe in the neighbourhood. The utmoll confuflon now for fume time prevailed ; the timely application of water, p:ocured in pails, however, at length hap pily fitcceedcd in lubduing the flame, ere it had fpread to any other part of the houfe. The bed fur niture, the window curtains, the toilette, the bed, the counterpane, Re. were all totally confumed to tinder ; and had not the inner thuttera of the room fortunately been doled, which preferred the glafs, and prevented the current of air from entering, which mutt otherwife have forced its way into the apart ment, the whole of the edifice, and probably others ' adjoining, as the wind blew extremely brifk and fleas, had hcen entirely defiroyed. Lady W has received Co much injury from this truly fhocking cataftrophe, and we are extremely concerned to Rate, it is the opinion of Donor B D. and Meffrs. Hatt and Cur, who attend her Ladythip, that her recovery is cstremely doubtful. Her Ladythip's Bother, whole activity on the occafion deferves the louden porde. was much burnt about the hands and arms in relining her I.adythip from the flames ; the condott of Mr. joins Howes of that place, is alto deferring . of public thanks, as to him, in a great meafure, is attributed the alined miraculous prefer vation of the other part of the provoke from the ea• croachatent of the dcrourias element. tali. ixilathilthr • • 2 .. _____..... i.r.wr tiacurri.., ... _ ~.. , _., NORTHERN —Lid rut lo 80111010 II 801 NUIIIILICC WA BSI Z. T or kai re an d oty="redi t y. Mdek tj. it York. Laneaddre—Thatfdai . Muth up, at Laaradkr. tiossoitz—Law44l.:ANLE% sad Mr. PIN* Gaut. • ===.7. Man:kJ. at Atrium. I . B ll 7 lfareki, u bawd Hordarkalldre--Satorday, Marriczo.i=zira. Candaldeaddre...Tatfday, Man* Ag ora )11ard*....duardar. Mardi 111. Si easi—,weamsfili4, March at.* Bliy ktiewalt. cocxPrr, orlirrEHAI.L. TED. k 4. Before the Mon Noble end Right Hon. the Lords Coramitfioners of Appeals in Prize Caufest The Commerce--Neall mailer. (An Appeal from St. Vincent's). This was a further proof cate. It appeared that the vat!, laden with a cargo of fugar ' was captured in the profecution of her voyage from Guadeloupe to Salem. Their Lordfisipt re- Bored the ihip and cargo as claimed. The Aurora—Dickfon mailer. (An Appeal hotel, Jamaica). This Otip. laden with a cargo of wine almonds. perfumery, Boar, and various other 'racks , on a voyage from Portfinouth, in V nia. to Car- thagena was captured on the 11l of estuary ziloo. by his hiajefly's Chips Trent Robert slier Otway, Eq. Commander ; and Ec ho, Robert Philpot. Efq. Commander, and carried to the Uland of Jamaica. It appeare d that the Judge of the Vke-Admiralty .Cotart condemned the general cargo, bet relined the gip and the flour. Their Lordthips.ia this cafe. mitered the rea of the iropetty as claimed. The annn—Hear make. (An Appeal from Ja maica). This flip, laden with a cargo aprotifloos and dry goods, on her voyage from &omen to Co racoa, was captured on the sd of 011ober, by his Majete neu med (chooser Pickle , and private flip of war t. and carried into the • Jamaica, the cargo was duly proceeded egos* &sprigs. ' The cargo, in this cafe. was reacted, with freight and waxes. to the neutral matter, to be a charge on the cargo. The Orios—Steeenfon mailer. (An Appeal from Jamaica). • This American fawner, laden with a cargo °lease, fopr, cotton, isolates, and a quest city of platter of Paris. on a voyage from Ant Cayes to Philadelphia, was captured on the tla of Aug. ty9s, by his Majely's Sip Adventure, William Chticott, Efq.Coonseader. and carried to the Wand of Jamaica. In this cafe their Lerdlltip radiated the flip and platter of Paris, end diradied further proof to be made of the tel of the cargo, within nine months. The Frederielchaw mater. The peopertyb is , this eels. was "shored as Aimed. COURT OP ICING'S WICK z 4. q11._11.1101r111MIT•COLONIBL The Plaintiff, by the hsaawty of the Defendant, had, Trim the fituatiost of Corporal sad Serjeant, been affifted with money, to obtain the warrant of Qgarter•Malter i and this scion was brought toob tam the amount of a note of 5• pintas, with M urree, which, it appeared in midmos t had bean paid by the Defendant. Colonel Dearing de fed. that his brodsmorseer. in the Romney Light (the peeress Delta dant) had sot only paid the amount of the Paid note but 4o guineas additional, in behalf of the Plaintiff , who had been tried by a Court Martial, and driven from the (mice. _ _ _ Mr. Goes. on the part of the Plaintiff. elate veered to repel this evidence. by referring thefe items to a regimental account t which Mr. nsatma was cambia to countervail. by the explicit teffinsany of Colonel Dearing. Plaintiff noafuited. PUGH LID HASP V. This anion was brought for the amount of s7l. Is. for goods, with which the Plaintiffs, in their borate(' as glaffmen, had fupplied the Defendant. Among the articles was a tulip bowled goblet, of great beauty, a pair of decanters of cut glafs, at the ea pence of al. tos. sad a large Grecian lamp. of the price of se guineas. It teems the Defendant had paled Ixrklfoff for a dolling widows told the Plain tiffs Ile bad engaged a Iplendid maa6on lately ereited on the Duke of Bedford's date. and by this contrivance the go♦ the goods fent to the hoofs of her mother.in.law. Mr. 1;;;;Ie, for the Plaintiffs, to fubliantiate the debt, tailed witneffes, who depofed to the delivery, and to the value of the articles. He °Verret!, that when the Plaintiffs applied for their money, (the Defendant anfwered that the found the had been dealing with a parcel of paltry tradelinen. She ob jected to forest items in the account, and Paid, if they did not feel themfelvcs fatitfied under the exercife of a little patience, they might refort to bee hatband, Mr. Clarke. _ _ _ _ _ Mr. GMIROM, for the Defendant, prodnced the parilh book► from the, church of St. Pancras, by which it appeared, that the marriage had taken place on the 19th of May t 792, and brought Mrs. Farquhar to prove, that although the Gentleman and Lady had been feparated tome years, the con jugal ail - talons having tubficled, yet that the huiband was Rill alive. Lord ELLlPlsoitovoii.— a If the hnfband be alive at the time the anion is commenced, it is a fulficient defence. That Idt has been proved."—Plaintiff nonfulted. ♦DIMS MID Wlill O. {Milli. This was an anion kr an atfault. The Plaintiff is a publican in Tottenham Court Road ; he bad been drinking with the Defendant, and returned home with she affillassee of his wife, in a Rate of intosica thm. Bowers, the Defendant, difpleafed at the in • terfcrence of the female to Rumen the hour of convi viality, followed them home, where the wife of the Plaintiff put hsr hatband into an armed chair, in the parlour, and then lacked the door againft the De fendant. Mr. Ease's, produced two witneffes, who gave in evidence, that the Defendant applied his foot to the door. and bora it open with great violeske; and that Mrs. Adams received in confequence a fcrioL% Mow in the eye f the having planted hetfclf behind it, for the greater &corky. Mr. Castanet for the Defendant. laid, that he could know nothing of the fituath a of Mrs. Adams, that it was a mere accident, which could deceive no grave attention. Lord E LLLLL osovonf--.4 The afsolt is proves!. the woman has melted fume injury, and you wallas arm _ _ brow' t. _ tions in the illy of- die liiiadiPailielheA . In art Atatioueer. Mr. Gaaeow. for the Defendant; called l i awreweie M , M.aboo. Mary Baker, and lEfs Deems, he irk of whom conEderably detained die Coon with hie snails difficulty of 'utterance. The two hi do. m got. was lade fee ifi ts= pofed to the reeeptioo the plaintiif had io d Lord I.l.ititboaairia.'-'.*-0 , do the Mamie* k pay - s. that the Defendant hat .acknoarhollged the car• reels& of the accoaat as which the pent demand. • imended. If board be given as a sumer of caw lift. it canon An-worth be dennoded. I reematin bee chtege of the Alla find node by itweanaaa • of great conSeqoestes, *bo eipored hhafd tbe ciade'ef the country, and be weal allied, why. ia bis new capacity, be had violated the law, by onsittioi to taks.ole a' Vintase's &ace Verdiik Got , tin Plaineig If& imbibe s. otient._ hi This was en ailloo mia raP be by the latilagdof the Deaden' fde It *eared. drat bode des =ll .. io nd were amployeil is /epithelia the =lignere wi th — ilk: Mr. Denissoulled die a delef s and etidbd. that bebeii Odin Ilene fpeoes Asa llisdhorp&prare. The Mina in wren" Ii to twat. sod Wangle this saki ic lie d d li nstaltoon a ninaskeet *se bob twin were in th e habit of abollug each odes% add that • tifnefere. the &names ought to be nasoinal. Vet: cria for the flaindlE - Damages, Out The body df Ass Haile was takes es Wandrday. after the execution, to ia oadertaker's a Fetteilwi. Wham the Wis istoiird for inter:Watt as Pl 4. to CLirentwieh is a ►eatdt, attended by two aossakg coaches. Yeasiday eheift a *foe if gated aniaaraans who bad ogee by the Weed free Oallstd. died (added' oa bis arrival it Ladipasha. He had Opt sat et the easeb. whoa he was tea* faith and lallmady reaboVei ao the hash of a ads* bowfin forget* where hs died. He is act at pima owned. Ii! light. asset to Okla* di Mr. As. Dams, of lattelasitiete, Peas% was rew*Whig Eros a dhow its tie City. be . fan tam his herb ke Newitate-lbest. by whit* eeesdest be Wel* bis area. mad ocherwik beet dot Melia is defpaired afr Warreesaria.-Orelliarday W. Mere ! isk Whiteehapd. was fogy eesnwittdds aslidilidlow dealing Bank Noess, aai idler avoid* s. a large MOM& hem the ewellttg arn owe .f litia, Harford and Co. brewers. at Li Daniel Barry. porter to Kr. Babb, Paler sassW o Tower-hill, was charged with &earwig BNB the dB it onc.poend Baabootes wad fame Seer. lie ettsillp committed& Bdiaatuairf.--On Iloaday fs'asistit awn west to Mrs. Boam's warebosfe is Lalde-beet. madasslnc ed four &sisals dm. sad fosr tickets for the with dump for a soL we, to balm ai a hours in Duke... t. Smithfield, bet germ No name t the things wire socordisgly feat. asd the name was sewed Into a room. where be fare gentleman and lady, the former of whom waived the demises, &c. aid, &yin& I fsppofe yes lifts% brought the cheap, gave a RI of excises, for asL adding. I have not got a rd. wee. bat if yes guilt give me change to make - op to posed'. Wading the charge for the domisos I will call for the remainder to-morrow s the sielfenger not liking the bill, told the gentlem a n be woeldi-enern on Wain. ployer, and if (he approved of it, be would arms Inch with the change and Tickets ;--bui Mishkin n be did not return, and enquiry Wu, made ref g the acceptors of the b il ls, Melts . tbodey Co. merchants, Holton, no loch perfons could be found, though it was admitted the drawer °fibs bill lived there ; application was then made to Um kink in Duke greet, when a perfon of the name of Howe appeared, who wanted the bill returned, fay , ing he would cUfrount it, and make enquiry af ter the things s—which not being fent back. the parties applied to Bow.areet. in confequence of which Hems and two perfons calling themfelves Thodey and Roynalds, the fuppofed acceptor and drawer of the bills, were taken into cullody, and examined on Moniay left, when a tallow chandler in Little Britain gave an account of his having been defraeded of candles to the amount of 91. as. which bad been or. tiered to the fame honk in Doke greet, and that Flows afterwards called at his !hap, and pontiff(' payment t—that on the 6th infant he received letter, dated Maidenhead, sth Feb. Oka, ligtsed R. Mows. inclofing a bill of exchange for set toe. rd. purporting to be drawn by J. Roynalds, os J Roy. Efq. Board of Ordnance, Woolwich, payable at Nr. to. Horton Towit : that on enquit yit was laid James Roynalds lived there, but that he did not being to thg Board ttf Ordnance, Woolwich, though he had worked there. How's endorfement was on the back of each bill. the whole of which appeared to have beet MA up in one hand writing. Thodey Paid he never lived in Hnztnn, or Duke (free'. Smithfield. and that the aeceptancesto the bile were not his writing, but had been written in hie pretence by flows. whom he confidered his partner I and that How, and Royce!di had taken a lodging for him at SI ugh (from whence the bill pale d to Mrs. Bacon was dated). There being rear°. to WA feveral firwilat bills have been negotiated b r the psi. toners. they were cottaitand, fa resaishitios at Monde; teal. . , iirmhte eif . ttecisl4 01:011 ! eta/0 t lialliAlM '' Vying& for the MilM, *a. ' ) : ' I aa it aa &orate m beitai. 11ki6 parties were is tim liable of* • ~ tirtiacf,htit a ptclinlaiii difiitfpre eel lhilig4 '.. they etchanged the intersoitere "ot. for the come& ofpabfie law, El ware t the * had the indecency to dtarge th e ` . I ~ Ja r ihr the entertainment be had . giten kin flieNx cite of &medic hollAtality. ' -• ~ . ..,_'-• r " • • Metre. Giese mad titiatio4 , foritelrAsigaii4 via t timed evidence to ate,. that theterhaa We • trial - Adidas between the pottljee. !tad_ ,Pabiaftf ad:4w itnOwledgmakef the divgetthlpt Mb/ a 1 " c f 4 1 4 0 114 in favour of the plaistig Yak Stith leeteitivt am Lion was broeOtt. P paitteirelly aro& is midi. . _ . _