Star. — London, England, 1805-12-13 00:00:00

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'UCH Perrone aalii;eclaimson the Mate of Mr. JAMES SAYERS, of Piccadilly, linen draper and dealer In muffins, lately deeosfed, are defireit immediately to fend in the particulars of their Debts to Mr. Cuppage, of jermyn,ftreet, St. James's, Solicitor to his repreft.ntatives, in order that a fpeedy adjußznont of their demands may take place. To SHIP OWNERS, MERCHAN rs, &.1 To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. BLISS, Monday, December 23, ar twelve o'clock, at the Sun Tavern,l Chatham, in the County of Kent, by order of Mr. William Bur. gets ; the Afilgnces of Mr. Bryan Bentham ; and the furvivitig ffigi ireA of Mr. Thos. Partridge, Bankrupts , and under the di. 1 redtion of Mr. John Nicholfan, of Chatham, and Mr. Thomas Young Greet, of Queenborough, it three lots, Lot z. A LL that new and complete faft failing Cutter, the ADMIRAL MITCIIEL, with fur Notting and running Rigging, Matta, Sails, Anchors, and Cables, abundantly found in excellent Stores, and has lately been employ ed iu his Majelty's ferviec--atimeafures per regifter 136 18-94th tons. The above Vette! Is clinch work, copper fattened, and copper Steadied, V/33 built under the infpeaion of the owners,of the very hat an..erials, and is calculated in every Nivea for his Majetty's lattice, a privateer, or any other fervice where difpatch is required, and may be fete to fca immediately, without any expence, but provifions. Lot z. All that valuable and faR failing Cutter, the QUEEN BOROUGH, with her flandicg and running Rigging, Malta, Sails, Anchors, and Cables, abundantly found in all kinds of Rotes, lately been employed in his Maj eity's ferviem•aineafures mean' 1 74 37 - 94ths toms. The above veffel is cared built I cappered, has lately hada very confiderable (urn of money ex pended on her repair, and is now in excellent condition, and well calculated for his Majcfty's fervice,a Privateer, or the Fruit trade, and may be fent to tea immediately at a trifling expence. Lot 3. All that good Cutter the SHEERNESS, clinch bulb, with her standing and ruining Rigging, Malts, Sails, Anchors and Cables, with Sores of every neceffary dcfcription, has lately been employed itrhis Majefty's ferviec—admeafures per regilter - ro•94ths tons. She is a remarkable ltrong built and fait fail. veffel, is well calculated for the armed fervicm a Privateer, at any other fervice her burthcn will suit, and can be feat to lea ion• mediately at a (mall expence. Immediately after the fate of the above will be fad so Lots of frrviceablc Stores, confining of Sails, Anchors, Cordage, Cafta, /cc. &c. part of' which are applicable for the Paid Cutters or any eoaninevcffel. The three firft I.ots arc lying in Queenborough Swale, near Sheernefs harbour; the Storm in a large Warehoule at Quccnbo• rough, and may be infpeded any day previous to the We, by sp. tying to the refredive Matters on board, Mr. Thomas Young wect, Qtseenborough, or the Audioncer.Shccrnefs,of whom nat.- 4culars and Inventories may he had, as alto at I.loyd's Coffee boac,Royal Exchange, I.ondon ;the principal Inns iu Yarmouth, 'or. mouth, Folkftone, Hafting., Rochefter, and the place of rale, TO THE EDITOR OF THE SEAR. Sir—The national regard fhewn to the memory Lnrd NeLsoN is certainly very proper; and as we re told his remains are to be interred in St. Paul's ,athcdral, it is to be fuppofcd that a monument will put up there. I remember that after the death the great FREDERICK King of Profile, a reward ts offered to whoever compofed the bell encomium, be placed upon his monument : many were offered, fine of which was univetfally admired; only con ining one short line; viz. " Etc Cuseres—ulPique ',27,--7." More, I think, could not be faid for the innour of the deceafed, at the fame time it did not found the living, or the cortneetions of the dead, by comparifon; it is certainly improper and unjult • cAll any man the greateft, or belt. I admire the ill and courage of Lord NsLsoN, as they deferve, try highly indeed. I have jolt as gold opinions of thofe by whom the Spaniil Armada was defeated in the tfith century, of thole who alike diftinguillted themfelvesagainft the Dutch and French in the 17th century, and of dude who were as eminent in their vittories in the 18th; it is needles to enumerate the names of thofe Heroes ; the page of hiaory duly re irds them; let us then thew our regard for Lord etson as he would have wilhed ; I am confident C would have difapproved any cornparifons to the difadvantage of thofe who have gone before him, and am fully of opinion that we have many Officers Alt living, both able and willing to exert themfelves fuccefsfully in the defence, and for the honour (4 . their King and Country, as he did. and I truft we OA never want fuck. I am, Sir, &c. MSNTOII.• Dearnbcr 7, 1805. LONDON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER r 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Confols, for opg. 6[l—Reduced 591 60-03onium Eschcq Bills, PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. per C. Red. Ann. 60{ India Blinds, par so. prem. per Cent. Conf. Oust Imp. 3 per Ctuc. per Cent. 77.1. F.x. Bills, is. pre. par per Cent. Navy rout Onmiuns 6i prem. j per Cent. 1797, 9a EnOills Tickets, 191.175. Long Ann. x 7 t.. 16 Conf. for ice. 61-1:} DUELIN, Dec. 6.-5 Ter Cent. Gov. Deb. --. Exchange, Dul lin on Loudon it:l. It was laft night repot ted that the Cape of Good ope had furrendered to the lititifh; but we could not trace the news to any fource. Sir CHARLES MORGAN yeflerdAy laid before His I Intsyr the Proceedings of the Court Martial on Sir loam EAstErt, at the Q2een's Palace. The Duke of YORK and Lord HAWKESBURT had refterday audiences of his MAJESTY. Yefterday her MAJESTY and the PRIISCESsEs viGted Lady CHARLOTTI Firma. We are happy to fay her Ladyfhip is better. Sir Joust Batman WARM; is to be the Naval :ommander, and Lord HUTCHINSON is fdid to be turf upon for the command of the Land Force which to be employed from Hull. An order was received by the telegraph, on Wed eiday, at Portfmouth, to countermand the failing if the Mediterranean convoy from St. Helen's, the Rochefort fquadron being at fea again. Mr. Fox goes from Lord ALBEMARLE'S to Mr. Coss's next week, to take the divet Iron of pheafant thot.ting at Holkham. Yefterday G. SCHOLEY, Erg citizen and diftiller (late Sheritf,) was unanimvufly chofen Alderman of Walbrook Ward, in the room of PAUL Le MssuRIER, Efq. deccaltd. Yefterday was married at St. George's, Hanover fquare, Lord HEREFORD, to Mifs F.Count/Act., daughter of Sir GEORGE CORNWALL immediately rafter the ceremony, the happy pair let off for Sir GEORGE CORNWALL'S feat in Hereford, where they intend pang the honeymoon. DUBLIN, DEcEMBEIiS. His Majeny hating appointed the Right Hon. Wm.CoNNYUGHIII4 PLUNIUT to be of his Moll Hon. Privy Council, he on Friday took the ulna oaths and his place at the Board accordingly. The continuation of the Lord Chancellor's ;rff pofition prevented his Lord(hip from attending his Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT in State to Chria Church on Thurfday. TO THE MEMORY OP LORD NELSON. The willow waves mournfully over the &ream, r And ladder than wonted the found of the wave{ Half emerg'd in dart clouds, ke how pale the moon's beam; And cach note from the woodland is foie= and grave! Alt! why is the fair face of Nature thus ebang'd; And why from each eye Bartle, unhidden, the tear? Sad, fad the event that all hearts bath deeang'd -76 Nrcsou, the Hero, lies cold on We bier ! While we weep o'er his fate, which untimely We call, With gratitude mall 13ritilb beans overflow, As, bending before the COMMANDS& OW ALL, We accept of his Bounty, the ndngled with woe! Oh! Britain, exult in thy Son, e'en in death, And ceafe not to bout of his deeds through the world; He fupported thy glory, e'en with his lzft breath, And the bawler of Vidrry fur ever unfurl'd. For you, ye brave Vietors, ye Sons of the Flood, His virtues to emulate hence be your pride ; Anti each fpifit Bite his, that undaunted hat flood, At anchor, wt.'s Nacso N. in Heaven kali ride ! For when the laft trumpet mall found through the &y, Thefe words front alnese you diitinetly mall hear— v, Come, join your lov'd Nctsotr, exalted on high; Lo! here he Noes bright in his own native fpherel" Dumfries, 18os. a, e. We underhand that Mr. Pow:rid-, Undertaker, of Itlington, has made a defign for an open State Hearfe, with a Canopy, for the funeral of Lord Ns L s on, which, if adopted, will be highly gratifying to the public. All the Firft Lieutenants of the (hips engaged off Tratalgar are to be promoted to Commanders. Lieut. QUILLAM, of the Viaory, is promoted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the Etna bomb. Mr. CARSLARE, of the Vitiory, is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and appointed to the BeHeine. Mr. T. L. Room, jun. and Mr. CHESSMAN, of the Vietory, are alfo promoted to the rank of Lieu. tenant, and appointed to that Ihip. A party of tailors, who had been in. the battle of Trafalgar, were a day or two ago met in Plymouth Dock by Come girls of their acquaintance. " So, Ben," faid one of the girls, " you have lo ft brave Nelfon—The dear fellow ; He is gone to Heaven, I he,pe."—" Gone to Heaven !" replied Ben, " to be fore he is—what the hell could flop him ?" There is an honed, induarions woman, of the name of Slater, now re fi dent in Crofs-ftreet, Shudebill, Mancheder, whore father, and ten of her brothers, his Cons, fell in their country's fervice whilft under the command of Lord Nstsow, in the laft war. Her eleventh brother is now abroad, and his fate unknown, and her hufhand is alfo levying at Gibraltar. in the 4Rth Regiment. She has one child, and much to her credit, has never received parochial relief. Two hundred and fifty French prifoners arrived on Tuefday at Epfom from Fortfmouth, upon their way to Chatham, where they are to be confined on board the prifon-blips. Another divition is expeCted this day at the fame place. Molt of them were taken in Sir RICHALIi AN% engagement. Their con dition is wretched in the extreme, moat of them being bare-footed. The firfl divilion of them halted yeller. day at Bromley. The Commiffary his one hundred pair of awes to diftribute among thole who are in the grcateft diarefs. The following are the increafed penfi-ns for Wi dows of Naval °dicers : Widows& Captains. three-quarter poft, Sol. per annum. Captains lets than three quarter port, let per annum. Commandcrs and Lieutenants retired with the rank of Cont. islanders, fal. per annum. Lieutenants, Matters , and Surgeons, 401. Purfers,3o Boatfwams, Gunners, Carpenters, anti tforpital Mates, who die abroad, sit. Widows of l'Ncers of Marines, who die in full..—Colonels,Bol. Lieutenant Colonels, 501. Majors, 401. Captains, 301. Firft Lieute tants, 20L Second Lieutenants, uot. The MIMCVAY ft gate, with the Norfolk Hero, —, the Lydia. —, and the red of the fleet under her convoy, from Portfmouth, are arrived at Quebec. Wednefday a Court of Direeors was held at the Eaft India Houle, when Captain ADAM CUMIN I was (worn into the command of the Bengal, detained to Madras and Bengal. The Coutt adjourned at fix o'clock. Yellerday a Court orDirednrs was held at the Earl India Houle, when the Rev. josurri Paaasos was appointed a Chaplain on the Bengal Eilablilliment. The under mentioned times were fixed for the Atia, whole dellination was altered from St. Helena and Bengal to Madras and Bengal, and to be afloat 4th January, fail to Gravefend igth, flay there 30 days, and be in the Downs February. The Lord Nel. fon was alto ordered to be afloat the Bth inflant, fail to Gravefend zzd inflant, flay there 3o days, and be in the Downs 27th January. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Tuelday next. There are plirafes peculiar to all fciences. One, that is ufed in dcfcribing the late fevere coma be tween the heroic, but unfortunate Belcher, and his fuccefsful antagonill, 'yelept the Chicks, feems ex trernely appropriate. The Chicks, it is mentioned, •1 rallied without cercmosy!" Mr. Wass, Mine Agent to his Royal Highnefs the PRINCE! of Wens:, has difcovered a mutt valuable copper mine, in the Timor River, which divides the counties of Devon and Cornwall. This mine was fet to work the 9th day of September lan, and a rich vein of copper cre, tour feet wide, was cut, nearly So fathoms from the River, in a deep hill, and pro miles to make t.ne of the &II mines in Cornwall, as it refembles the famous Anglefei Mine, having nei ther windlafs, whim, or any other than a wheelbar- row, to take out the ore. The colt to the Proprietors did not exceed 301. THEATRBS. Cons? GARVIN—LA night their Maielies and the flee Princefes honoured this Theatre. for the ird time this feafon, with their pretence. They were received with all the loyalty and enthufialm that an affectionate people could thew at feting their beloved Sovereign and his Family among& them again. His Malsyry looked extremely weU. Two green (hacks were fixed between him , and the lights ; he frequently ufed his glafs, and feedied much enter tained with the performances, which were the inte relting comedy of Lover: Fowl, and the Farce of Low Lev& at Lockfinitbr. In the play, Mr. Bevy. Tom fullained the part of Freeleriti, with great ani mation, feeling, and energy, and received mach and , deferved applaufe. The compliment to her Masts-' Tv was caught by the hook, and received three dia tine rounds of applaufe, and her Maissry bowed met gracioully. In the Farce, when Mr. Fawcsvr, in the part 01 Ayk, fay:, "Let us Rand by our King," he was received with cheering, huzzas. &c. ' God Cave the King' was rung on the entrance of the Royal Groupe, and at their departure, and ' Rule Britannia between the Play and farce. Her Maj as- TY is more embonpoint than laft futon, and looks ex tremely well. His MAJZSTT wore black, and white gloves. • Her MA) MT 'S entire drels was black, except her gloves; her bead.drefs was a Mack turban, with bands of diamonds, a ever!. cent, and !tars; the sl • were her breall-bows, ear-rinp, and necklace. Princefs AUGUST.% was alto in black, with a profane of dia monds ' • a white muff, tippet, and gloves. Princefs Eta z sdre s was the fame, whit the addiden of a bird of paradife plume, a dark muff and tippet, white gloves.— The tender furrows of Ameba Friburg. as pourtogyed by Mrs Litchfield, bedewed her Royal Highoefee cheeks with tears of feagfibility. Princefs Sornta—A black robe, white nniff,tlppet, and glover: head-drefs, bands of diamonds, a erefeent and ears ; a lace hand kerchief. Prioccfs Maar—A black robe, lace thin handkerchief, die!. mond necklace and car rings; white muff, tippet, and gloves.— Head dreft, diamond bands, erefccnt„ and ears ; alto a moil beau tiful diamond feather. Princefs Ameuw—A black robe ; lace handkerchief, diamond necklace, mr rings, white tippet and gloves. Head cirefs bands of diamonds, and a molt beautiful plume of white feathers. The amiable Princeffes never appear but to im prove public tale ; their drefs is a model for modally, delicacy. and elegance. The Dukes of KENT and SUSSEX were preterit, together with Lords Willoughby De Broke, Maeeles4eld. G. Thyme, and Heathfield; Ladies Harrington, Eicy, and Cranky; General Fitzroy, Colonel Debrow, The houfe overflowed with company at an early hour. DR URY•LAII a.—This Theatre was alto crowded in the extreme laR night. The new pieces went off with increafed drat ; there never were two pieces more admirably fupported by the performers. ' Monday, at a numerotel meeting at the Lower- 1 Rooms, Bath, CHARLES Ls ,Bat, Efq. was unani monfly ele6ted Mailer of the Ceremonies ; Captain D'Ascr having previoully declined the conceit. WESTMINSTER ScHoos.—Wednefday night the King's .'3cholars, of St. Peter's, Wellminfter, per . formed, according to cuftom, in the Dormitory of their College, Tsesoca's play of Nonni°. DRAMATIS PERSONA.. Davos - - WICDHA El Gera . . MACKMUITIi Antipho • 7 C Phadria .• ! L. Y Dentipho - larsiazi.s Phomuo . - DAT 11410 - Law Cratinus - . Su a.: Crito - R. V. RICHARDS Dario - - G Cher:nes - - R. RICHAII D 5 Sephroll2 .. GRIYINTSI Naufiftrata - - d• V To Inch as have been educated at this diiiinguifh• ed Seminary, the perfbrmance of Teasacs's plays it, the greatett and molt claffical treat that can be ima gined. The whole play was performed in a manner which does infinite credit to the inftruttions of :he Mailers and Uihers, and to the talents and indultry of their Icholars. The Prologue was fpoken by the Captain ; and alluded, in a very forcible and neat verlification to our lots of the brave and pious /*lessor+. The Epilo gue, which was fpokcn by Geta and Pbor. alio, was em inently happy in its fubjeft, and the ha moutons manner in which it was treated. - - CHARTER House ScNocrE.—Yefterday being the anniverfary, or oration day of this fchool, the ufual annual ceremonies were obferved, according to the charter. At two o'clock divine fervice was performed in the Charter Houfe Chapel, and a very excellent fermon preached by the Rev. Dr. LAW, brother of Lord ELEarisoßouori, at which were prefent the Archbilhop of CANTERBURY, Lord ELEENBOROUGH, Mr. Juflice La BLANC, Mr. Baron SUTTON, and a great number of the Nobility and Gentry, Governors of this very ancient eltabliffiment. After which, they repaired to the Great Hall, which was fitted up for the pupae, with a trillium in the centre, for the orator of the day ; and benches erected, at either fide, for the accommodation of the poor Brothers, the Scholars, and the junior Gower-. nnrs and Stewards; and, at the head of the Hall, fat the Archbithop of CANTeIIISUR_,Y as fenior Governor, the Head mailer of the School,Lord ELLENBOROUG H, the Relident Chaplain, Mailer, &c.—Mafter CROWE, tlie head boy, or Captain of the School, delivered an appropriate Oration in Latin, which received the greateß applaufe ; after which, the feveral Gover nors gave the ufual donation to the orator, and they, as well as the fcholars, partook of fumptuous enter tainments prepared fcr the occafion. For feveral years there has not been known fn full an attendance of the Governors and other Officers. The New Comet, which we announced in our Paper of Tuefday, to have been discovered at the Royal Obfervatory at Greenwich, was obferved to ifs the meredian at 6h. 24' 71l mean- time, with Right Afcenfion 353" 6' S 4" and declination z3° 45' 14" South. It was difcovered by Mr. FIRMING EL, Are affillant, a little before. It was equal in light to a Rat of the fourth magnitude, had a large coma but no tail. The fame Comet was obferved by Dr. HERSCHEL, at Slough, near Windfor, about the fame time. It could not be Peen the following evening, though clear ; probably having gone to the South . ward with a quick motion, and been carried into lb* ho. izontal vapours, or even below ths horizon. 3311TAPFIELD CLUB. Yefierday morning fermi very fine fat ()wen, cows, [beep, and pigs, were fent into the Repofitory yard in Bat hican, for the exhibition this day..—Yei= terday afternoon the Judges completed their adjudi cation as follows : Oafs 1. Heats Mon any kind of food, except corn. To the owner of the Deft Oa or Steer,of the weight °E go nape or opwards—Twenty Guinea.. Mr. Weftcar, Herefordfhits 01, To the owner of the next heft Oz or Steer of that weight. Tea Guineas. - Duke of Bedford. halfarodOx. Cies 11. Beans fed without Cake or Corn. To the °triter of the belt Ox or Steer, of the weight of on flour or upwards—Twenty Unineas.—Mr. Weitcar,Plerefonl To the Owner of the neat belt Ox or Steer, of that welot... Ten GuisteasowMr. Peter, Derma's* Do. Clefs 111. Baas fed without Cake or Corn. To the Owner tithe belt Oa ar Steer. udder the weight OM Itontr+Ten Guineas. Mr. Joyner, taillientl Stott. Oafs IV. COWS. To the Oemer of the belt Fat Cow (Helfer, esdaded)—Ten Oldness. Duke of Solfwd, Herefordadre Cow. • Clefs V. Ocelot Oil Loog.weadisd Waken. To the °woer of the belt Pm of three melee: aid lang. worded iv/ethers. of of meals beast—Ten Guinea& Mr. Ph& hut, one year old long wooled Imp. • Clefs sl. Twerysirs old kistorloik.d Weans. To the owierot the-belt Pen Mein* molten old loatwoollell w o w s , a / g ee patio based. ten golossooMr. 'reekwell, fob. year aid ditto Clafo vu. .(3pe-yerifold Illwevarosiod Wediera. To the wow et tbobell Poo of tbreeelowywrelJOwn. Vedette, Orme mails breed, ten galoeas•—lbibe ofßedfor= year old ditto. • Clots VlJl.,,Twoleera Old Straypyrodkd To the cliroei of die bolt Pea of these tlio-yeare old fbore. limited Weiler.. of tole moo's -ellookallis Guineas, poe t of Bedford, two year old ditto. Ws IX Play. • To the perks who gall produce the belt Pat Pig. and the smolt fetisfadtaig Itagliter of Its Weight and foodfiesificd by Cet• tilkatea—Tets Onineas.—Nooe. Clafr.K. Pigs. To the pecan who *2 produce the be* Fat Pig, rat acced ing the age ibf twelve- months.-Fire Onineas..—Mr. Pietford, awe Pi The g. Judges were—Mr. Virarnington, Mr. Wat kins, Mr. Lechniere, Mr Lonna, Me. Grin (of Tring.) Mr. Webber acid Mr. Hobbs (hewed 9 good grain fed Heifers, but not eligible. There was a very-capital lbew of (beep ; and the Marquis of Buckingham (hewed a very uncothraon Cow. NEW CAURCH AT DADIII4TO4I..—ThOffday fen. night, the new church at podington, is Glouceller, built at the role expence of C. Contiocron,Efq. M.F. (whole magnificent feat it immediately adjoins) was confecrated by the Bilhop of Bath and Welk, proxy for the Bilhop of Gloucefler. The Dodington troop paraded at nine o'clock, and pallid in file on the lawn round the houfe. where they were infpc&ed by L;ett tenant Colonel Puma ; they then difmounted, linked horfes, and formed an avenue, through which the Lord Bit:hop, his Chaplain, the Gentry, &c.followed by the cavalry, pallid into the church; where an ex• cellent and appropriate difecurfe was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Jones, the Reaor of the parith. The church is a tnoft elegant and beautiful firueture,ln the Gre •cian order. It confifts of a dome and four stifles; the walls reprefent rich palfry, verd antique marbles, with tich mouldings in bronze, Sec.; in the four an gles under the dome are as many immen( fluted co lumnh of entire -blocks. The pavement under the dime is formed of marbl4,granite, brats, &c. divided into compartments. After the confecration, there was a grand Chriftening of the only fon and heir of Do dington. The doors of the mention were then thrown open, and upwards of five hundred perform, gentry, cavalry, tenants,&c. partook of every thing that Enr lifts hofpitality could afford. At dinner, the fine flyer fountain and nymph made their appearance, full of rich neflar. " Long life to the Heir of Dpdington" was given, with three times three ; " Peace to the affies of brave Nelfon," and " Captain Codrington," who commanded a man of war in the battle of Tra falgar, was given with three cheers. Italian and two other bands attended and played in different parts of the houfe, The ball-room was lighted up with co. loured lamps and numerous tranfparenctes ; in along reed's were orange trees in full fruit, which, with other plants in bloom, had a tklightful and refrofhing effea—from this room is a view through a balcony into a pianre-gallery (containing works of the lira maller3), which forms a communication with the church-tribune for the family. The whole company took tea and (upper, and retired in the morning highly delighted. . Maat.soltovon-arasaw.--lfeßerday Mr.Cockerill, an eminent furveyor, in tine parith of St. George's, Hanover.fqnare, charged Mr. Beauty, alto a furveyor of refpeaability, with knoll:ince, in ereaing a ciote portico, at a houfe in Bit keley-flreet, Piccadilly, con trary to the AEI of Parliament. This was agitated be• fore the Magitlrates at this Office a few weeks fine, when it was difcharged for want of evidence, to prove Mr. Bea zely the projeCtor or builder of the projcaion. The evidences for the profecution was nearly the lame as adduced in the former inftance. The porch wag Rated by Mr. Cockerill and two of his Clerks to be a oae, and three feet eight inches from the level with the boufes although it had an opening on each fide. It was:however' fuch as they confidered z dote one. There was no further proof of Mr. Bmr.i.ly being the owner or builder of the ptojeCtim than what had been faid by the workmen at the bu,la g, —.. _ none of whom were brought fin ward. On the witneffes being croft-examined by Mr. AL LEY, they were of opinion that the poach was niv: :i open one, but they would not fa ear that ii was do,:. Mr. Atily, for the Defendant, in an eloquent and ingenious fpeech, objeCted to the charge a li,:• saving taken many other objeillions, that they could not convift the Defendant of an offence for which he had been acquitted on a former day, as the complaint came precifely in the fame nape, and was fupported by the fame ',knells. He alio comended. that the reputation of the Defendant was at flake, i t the projection in queftion was contrary to the AO ot Payliament, for he was a Surveyor of confLierabl: 'eminence. He had been brought hither on a cliaigx Which could not be proved againft him, and therefore' it was incumbent on the Court to give him colts, not only for his expences, but for the inconveu:nee he hati.been fubjeft to from his attendance. 11;c Magiftrates agreed with the Learned Ceunfei, that the complaint was not proved, and it Ins auathed at before, with equal colts. .