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leet, r the d Fr u►. nedisteli lion of 1 11 the el oediatiol , b e announced to the Diet thlt the Deputation cl the Empire would be held in this city, added, ; ;,at it had been choten in preference to any other, rrelcr to accelerate the conclufion of the bufi „fs, to lean expence, and avoid the appearance cfl congress of peace with the French. As no ti.lncc•Difliop has been invited to this Deputation, pork here are curious to know what means the . Erclefiaffical States will employ to fupport their cl.tims with fuch of the other States as are difpofed to e f e oufe their ratite. Nov. s .—Tt would be difficult to detcrilie the . gner i joy which prevails, fi nce it is alerted that T i n Imperial Deputation will alremble in this city. ill the inhabitants are in Isotion, various; fpecu htions are forming, and lodgings hale become exceeding', dear. The Knio yefterday morning took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Park, accompanied by his, attendants. Mr. BIAGGI, Member for Briftol, was on Wed. r:fday (worn of his Majefty's Molt Honourable privy Council, and killed the Kitic's hand at the Lone, on being appointed Treafurer of the Navy, in the room of Mr. RIDER, Who has reigned. '3ir StbREY SMITH was among the guelts at Mr. AutanovoN's Dinner on Wednefday. Lord FRANCIS SPENCER, Son to the Duke of MIRLAOROVGII, left town yefterday for the Duke of GRAFTON'S feat, in Norfolk, where he will be t n.trried to Lady F. FITZROY. We are lorry to hear that the Duke of BEDFORD is moth indifpofed. The Earl of Dam is airs) confined by illnefs. Lady Livrt.r vow is fettled in town for the vain ter, at the family refidence in Berkeley-ftreet. Yefterday we received New York Papers up to the lift of Oaober, and alio Come Bolton and Charleftown papers, but not of fo late a date. The mel important part of their contents relates to the yellow fever, which was reported to have made ks appearance at New York, and Norfolk, (Virginia). On this fubjeet we have estratted the following particulars : An order was iffued by the Board of Health. Office, of Philadelphia, on the r zth of Oftober, prohibiting all trade between that city and the cities of New York and Norfolk (Virginia), in con. fecnience of the eiiftence of a contagious difeafe in thefe two latter places. to diminifh the alarm excited by this order, the following report was publifbed in the New York Advertifer, of the sgth of allober " Oftber 18." " Being extremely anxious to afcertain, with precifion, what has been the number of deaths from Malignant fever once its appearance among us this feafon, as well u to procure craft informa tion of the number and cond,Con of thofe perfons who at prefent labour under this difeafe, and ge. nerally of the prefent a/anal Rate of our city, I am now enabled, by the poffeffion of authentic Mate rials, to prefent a view of it, which, if not grati fying, will at lean lay claim to the merit of being entree, and therefore challenges fcrutiny. From tie t 7th of laft month to the tit of Oftober, eight perfons have died of malignant fever. From the IR to this day, the t Bth, 88 perfons have died of the fame fatal difeafe. So that fince the middle of 1411 month to the prefent day, out of upwards of 60,c00 perfons, not more than too have died doting month of a violent Fall Fever. The ;Nuns may be allured that this is not taken from heathy, nor bufy interefted alarmifts. It is not drawn from the mouths of panic-Bruck re tailers, formed in groupes at every idle corner; en, it is a report drawn from a fouree, which, though (lent, is folid. It is drawn from the re cords of the dead. The whole is in my pain - ion, from the t 7th September, names, numbers, dates, and defcriptions of perfons. With regard to the timber of new cafes, as well as thole which were en hand, I believe I go to the ntmoß extent when I fay they do not exceed 30. Of thefe, fome are recovering, fome are doubtful, and fome will die. " Terror for this feafon, however,has done its bolinefs completely s---the haunts of ttlive life are abandoned;—three fourths of our citizens are lied, and have left their bufinefs, giving them tette& up to penfive contemplation. " Although we have had neither an epidemic fever, nor a Rate of air capable of generating or , frpporting one, yet, as we have had, and Rill have, the fever among us, thofe who have left the city would, I think, do well not to return un til there has been tome continuance of cold dry weather, or they bring the (roll along with them. " James TILLARY, Refidenahyfician. Wm Volta, Ocr. 2o.—The nine days fever alarm is already over. Yeiterday many Bores which had been (but on Friday and Saturday were opened. The fine weather, with Dr. TIL. LARY'S laft report, have had a moft happy ten dency. Bufinefs begins again to be the order of the day. The New York Advertifer, of the acth, Rates alto, contrary to the report of Doftor TILLARY, that only a fourth of the citizens of New York had fled ; the remainder of thofe who had left their dwellings having only removed from the fouth to 'l:e north of the city, as being more healthy. Mayor of Norfolk has publicly acknow. i.t1:,..!d the exittence of a deftruflivc pcailential cat in that city. !!. LOON, 'WH ITE F AD, and two other Phy ';ans of Norfolk, Rate, in a publication of the 12:h of o,ftc.btr, that the fever had neatly ccafc,l in that town . _ ._..... In on.: of the Charlellon (•. c.) Papers, a fever i% raid to " rage" in that city alto, " with fatal viulolce," but to be principally confined " to Grangers." The country, in many part! of this (late and Jeifev. is vet./ unhealthy. In fume places whale fAmilies are taken down with the fall or bilious f,rer, which often proves fatal in two or three days, with many of the lymptoms of yellow revel : : — llownefs of &in, ilick vomiting, and blcetlina at pore. YAUTICALIPPigLLId.EAtE • MAILS THIS DAY—WI Weft. ARRIVED. Dt•[. O Hantburei, z Dublin, Nov. t 7, 0 t 'Waterford, Nov. i 5; I Doonagbadec, Nov. 16, 0 NASSAV, PROVIDENCE), Aoc. at.—We are happy that the Commodore of the Jamaica homeward-bound fleet did not fueeted in fetting fire to all the firanded veirels of his fleet. We hear the Lowarrorre frigate, and three merchantmch, have efcaped the flames ; and that property to the amount of at leaf} go,oool. will be laved. Among the refl, 300 pipes of excellent Madeira are fared. nit wine Iva, travelling for its improvement, and was double cafed. We are informed, that the names of the Hon. WM. PITT, and Hon. H. DUNDAS, are vifible upon fome of the calks. They are mit again, if they expel to drink any of it. HARWICH, Nov. 19.—Sailed the EARL or LEI. cacvez Packet, Capt. Timm PSON, for Cuxhaven, with'the Mails for Hamburgh of the 17th inft. !fir that Ea. le Paris jelr.l II Conila o r Ocrercraezt. Infccucnee ius concei, cd Itcdy rfFrimaire," the Members lg of the year fi of Frimaire f the Legitla. with the Seal :an of Laws, iary and Ad. titter of J. f it. lONATAITE. :. B. MAitcL; I the advice without delay pored for op.. a at nom Fti. of the Lt a. the ,mettle` of artilicri. ponied by me r ordinary Sit. e Body. IVO to the I.e. :tify save taloa Member, ue the LegiOath, the Peelle:re. & in the MIS t with the ev. red it the Bet. ONATAIITt. !. P. MARM ineci ye^er• g the Gene e yefterday eneral c hef de Bri ogiand the the Flirt If the Eng- Amiens is that it will leans from making in oration of nd Roca, 1r Sall be ith the is , ITllt, ap iready fit fan appli•l rum, OW :onfircated as execut• evolution,' as the ia•l Tder from 1 :, the Ar• ge on tie vento ani 7 corfAii 'his is ti r yet be auon as acquire ded kw the cast who bal to relli great de 15) of thil is epifc I gr 2 nd le citiz in!, lni red witl radar CI Tort tills r. 10. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DLit., Nov. 19.—Arrived the IRIZSISTABLII man of war, from the weltward, and failed to the northward. Wind N. W. Gasxassist), Nov. t 9. —Paged by, the Hon duras Packet, —, from Honduras ; Stephen, WARDELL, from Virginia; Sheene, MOOR som, from Newfoundland ; George, HE ND E sox, from Charletion ; Betfey, H.us, from Cork; Cotsford, Caorr ; and Europa, from Norway ; Wow 41.uker, CLASS ; Lcith Packet, DAWSON ; and Jonge Yankee, —, from Embden.--Sailed the Sir Godfrey Wcbflcr, SPENCER, for Surinam ; Leifde, DIRK s, for Hamburgh ; Eliza Ann, BE x, for Rouen ; Valiant, OWEN, for Dublin ; Had dock, —, for St. Lucia ; James, hls%s, for Grenada ; Prince of Wales, —; and Columbus, —, for Africa. ARRIVED. At Dover—Ranger, Lovell, from Virginia ; Skew, ?Joni , loon ; and William, Critebell, from Newfoundland; Hondu ras Packet, Goodwin, from Honduras; North Star, —, from Cadiz; and Stephen, Wardell, front Virginia. At Dartmouth—General Pretence, Brand ; and CaMlin, —, from Newfoundland. At Lowcftoff—Lavant, Dryden, from Hambnrgh. Off Whitby..-Benjamin and Mary, --, from Stockbilm ; Britannia, Dale; and pfnii, Richardfon, from Pctcrlburgh. In the Creek—Jane, King; and Triton, Bargeman, from Malaga; and Efperarwe, Peterfoo, from Denia. At Poole—i Wax, Randall; Bee, Boatel; and Stag, Va lentine, from Newfoundland. At liriftol—Friends, .—.., from Malaga; and Dolphin, Pe talon, from Whoa. At Newfoundland&—Arnazon, Faber, from Haan& At Gibraltar—lictfey, Cox, from New York. _ . . At Cowes—adly, Hutehinfon, from Baltimore. At New York—Connedlicut, Hillier; Bittern, Loring; Sampfor, Adamfon ; Manlatton, • Peacock, Whitlock ; and American from Liverpo ol. At Virginia—Martha Bland, from &Waft Juno, Owen ; Phenix, Harrifon ; and Bogey, Sweet, from Liverpool. At Dublin—sßrltannia, —; and Prifeßia, from London; and Columbus, —, from Virginia. Off Ciartefton—Julins Prink. Miller, from London. At Bourdeant—Pkughboy,= . ront PhiLadelphia; and Der Drag, Petcrfon from Cha - . . At Paladelphia--Ntiryland. Rogers, from London ; and New Jerky, from Ling. ol . Yarstosth lioadr—How, Aaron, from Riga; and Fa vourite. Oliphant. front P-Actipurgh. At Newrys-Sokan, from London. At Clyde—Britannia. Service, from Jamaica. At Liverpool—Hunter, Folter.frent flataborgh ; and Arro, Howhnd. from Virginia. At Belfan—St. Patrick, Ounpbell, from London. At Bahtmore..-Commerce, flanges, from LiverpooL NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Captain Riehard Davin Is appointed to the Deft:4, •f 40 guns ki the mom of Capt. H. lumin. Mr. Peter Rigby is made Lieut. and appointed to the Brlfk. Mr. Wi ll iam Mall Is made Lieut. and appointed to the Trompeare. Mr. John Little s nude Lieut. and appaimed to the Leyden. Mr.Saasuclaark is rna.k Lieut.asid appointed to the Stately. Mr. George Willis is made Lieut. and appointed to the Ir refillible. it2go.Samuel Ofborn is appointed to his Majeity's Osip the of 74 Sues. John Block, Efq. is appointed Captain of his Majefty's Adventure, of 44 guns. Lieut. Wm. Fitzgerald. to the Ararat. Mr. John Salter is made Lieut. and appointed to the Centu rion of so gunk Lieut. 3. Daman to the Temeralre. Lieut. hi. Bell to the Elephant Mr. Thomas Mitchell is made Lknt. and appointed to the Aguilar of sz guns. Mr. Samuel Brown is made Lieut. and appointed to the Swallow. Mr. Edward White is mule Lieut. and appointed to tlo. Cooraieufe. Thomas Smith, FA. is appointed Captain of his lifajeft y's Stip the Ids. Captain Thomas Eyks Is appointed to his Nfajefty's fhip TCMCTAIre, of 96 guns ; Lieut. Henry Payfon is appointed Lieutenant of the Temeraire. INPU SHIPTIIIBI.—The following Eaff India Ships are daily expeCted to arrive from China, four of which have already been taken up to be added to the lift of this Scafoa, viz. The Sweatily Ca!tk, Captain fobs Hamilton. The Coons, Capt-in Rob.rt The Neptune, Captain Nathaniel Spent. The Dorfetthirc Captain John Ramfden. The Muter, C aptain Henry Meriton. The Company's armed (hip Coitewat.t. ts I Capt. G. ROMAIN, has hada frnart aßiort with k Gloire, I•'rench privateer, in the Bay of Banal, and beat the enemy of. We have the pleafure to Rate that the Honour able Eaft India Company's (hip the HUGH host:, Captain WILLIAM FAILTAX, is fafely arrived at Whampoa, from the Illand of St. Helena. The following is a Lift of the French, Spanifh, and Dutch (hips, 1011, taken, and dellroyed, from the commencement of the war in 1793, to Otio ber, 1801: French. Dutch. SpossilL Total. Shlpq of the Line -451 as :: Hi &ha - a s 0 3 Frigate - - :3; 3: 20 184 Sioolo - - :6: 3: 55 11g rand l'ata p 6 BeGdet 934 Privateers, and 5453 Merchantmen. The Penguin, Row, from Newfoundland to Barnllaple, is Branded on Biddeford-bar; part of the cargo Caved. The Speedwell, O'Batta, from Waterford for Newfoundland, foundered At fea ; crew fAved. The Allifon, BL'lti!, from Newfoundland for the Weft Indies, is taken and retaken by the Ot t::, liacemar, anti Bever, Buy. COP MARKETS. mARR-tANE, NOV. 20. since Monday Wheat has advancel 101 l 4s. per quarter, and but little at market.—Rye is is de mand, and as much higher ; but the Buyers of Barley are backward in purchafing, as it is not yet finally determined whether the dialleries will be permitted to life Grain. -• Wheat, what little has been fold, was at reduced prices. —Beans bring more money.—Boiling Peas, and Oats fell freely at Mon4l.7's prices. Hog Peafe and Malt unaltered. Currency as under . Flour dos per fack. Englilh Wheat, 565. dos. 88s. per qitart.tr. Foreign Ditto, 465. 78s. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 8(s. Rye, 38s. 425. . Barley, 265. 38s.—Bcft (New) 4.15. 5D5. Malt, 44.1. gBs. Fine (Ditto), 665. Oats, 20S. z6s. 355. Horfe Beans, (New) 325. 405.—01 d 4Rs. Tick Beans, (iklevi.) 3os. 4os.—Old 465. Floc' Peafe, 4os. to 445. Poilers, 48s. g6s. to gBs. Carrawav Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. Cor, ander, z6s. to ags. per cwt. Canary, Bos. to gos. Rape Seed, 361. to 4cl. per lall. Flour, 7o . per ft( k. DR CRY-LA TlitATßE.—Lall night the Comic Opera of The Du. lira, altogether a novelty at this Theatre, was pei formed with great circa to a very crouded audience. Of the merits of Mrs. BILLINGTON in el.tra the public are already well informed.—She night fling her tongs, moa of which were encored, with unufual animation ; indeed the little the has to du in the part, corn. pared with that of Mandan, enables her to go through it with apparently great cafe. The bravura however adds fomething to the labour of the piece. Mr. Qy IC'S entre in Ifaae was greet ed with three loud peals of applaute, which teemed durii.?; the fira fcene to have had a very fenfibic cffeet upon him : he performed the part through out with his ufual ft:cc:Ss; and Mifs Poee was alto particularly happy in the Daenna. Serves Den /4111 C carts pleasant. The roof attra&ive of the 11:141-s, :titer Mrs. ei.p,crommwas Mrs. Mona rto C: ,• 1 •.:, a part In iginally written for Lame:, and not very improperly given to a fe male.—K, . .S Pc. PLlflti, I)IC14 I! S aluknie, and Ntif; C',...4?'s fro : J :2, were given in the bell fulc of tiir.fe performers.--The Dra,aatie Perfone were admirably well droll, hut we cannot fay much f the propriety of the fernery; this however is not a matter of prime inipost.—Upon the whole, the Opera is well got lip, and promiles fairly for the Treafury of tli.. '1 beam. . . _ • r . ....OLC II F. S mi. Tit ATRIC A LS.—OUT COldlenCT I Correipondew, in a letter of the hith init. lays, that his Atjetty's fervants, frcm tb.e The ttre Royal at Norwich, are performing at that town, with the ~....rsatelt celebrity, to overflowing h0w . ..1, the condi& of the 111411;14.as and Performers meet ing with the univerfal p.audits of ail lovers ~t the drama. The acquifition of (evens' new and very relpeelable performers added to the old favourites (particularly a capital female finger, and fie new Opera dancers, with figurantes), a profulion of new and elegant fcencry, and a contlant introduc tion of new pieces, feem to ensure the Managers all the fucecfs their nnrivalied exertions merit. Friday night tall, through the vigilance of the watch, Francis Revel, who Rood acculed of the murder of the late Mr. Thomas Barry, of North Frederickitreet, Dublin, was apprehended in Fi(her's-lane, in that city. There were found upen him 15 five-guinea notes, the outfiJe of one of which had a little blood on it, and a ctufs hatred filk hankerchief, fuppofed to belong to the mur dered Mr. Barry. When brought to the watri,- houfe, and queftioned concerning the notes, he flid he could not tell how they came into his pocket. He fcnt for a taylor of the name of Vaughan, while he was in the watch-houfe, whom he eseurted to fay that ht. gave the notes to him, Revel ; but the man would have no concern with the offender, and told the requell he had made of him. On Saturday, he was brought before the Super. intendant Megiftrete, and underwent :t long and Reid examination, but net heving rectivered from intoxication of the prce,:ling day, (a ttet_ in which he conflantly kept hireilf tince he committed the murder), he was herdened, and deni.d having any knowledge of the foil' and (hocking tranf.ation. He was committed ;ti:clts.ods to Newgate, where being properly rontieed, being put ier a cell by himfelf, whore no perfen could hale any commu nication with him, his guilty coarcience gained an afeendaney over him witen he got into a !tate of complete tbbriety, and on Sunday he conleiTed the fad to Major Swan, who went to view him, but it is believed, has not yet told the tree circum fhences of the murder. He has not difcovered that he had any accomplices, which it is but rea foneble to fuppofe he mutt hare !laden theoccafion. If the wretch had !vitt made the cot:tuft:on he has done, the great aftivity of Mr. G. lepenital, on this affair, mutt have brieTiit to light fuch circumflances as would inevit convin him.— Mr. I lepenftai hes .IU - covered tlt ;: the bank notes found upon Revel were received at the National Bank by Mr. Barry, on the 14111 of Apt it lall, for a draft given him by Mr. Sinnet, of Dublin, in difcherge of an Englith b;11. IMP TRIAL IRt.H SI ATE. Uil.l4v, :Set.—Third Exprele.—The Ticket Nr. 2y217, drawn on Wed neiday tali, a Prize of a,oool. was fold and regif , tered by BRAMSCOMII and Co. Proprietors of the Luck y-Offices No. I 1, Holborn, and No. 37, Corn hill, where the laminate holder may receive, on demand, the amount of the fail Prize, and where Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now felling, warranted undrawn, and the Prizes in whole Tickets or Shares paid on demand, either at No. 37, Cornbal l or No. sr, Holborn. iifir mrELLIOEyet. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, DiovErwttEß. it. COLLET V. lIVEOL•ND AND OTHEIL3. The Plaintiff is an eminent Attorney in Chan cery-lane. Some years tince he purchafeJ an Ef tate in Effer, at a public Au&ion, by Medi,. Skin. , her and Dyk!, purporting to be the Elate, in Jr _bpi:, of Thomas Rudland, the elder; a convey ance was Ts - vide to hint of this came by Thomas Rudland, the cider, and the money for which it W2S knocked down paid over to him by Mr. Col- Rudland, the elder, died in the year 1789. Mr. Collet's Tenant being then in peaceable un chain-Led poil'ellion, without any knowledge cf . precious iticumbrances ; and in 1791 Ej' dt menu, were ferved upon him, hilt, by John Hyams, as a I . or 6col. and others, purporting to be tiom the heirs in remainder of Thomas Rudland decealed, st ho d Ici dx d themfelves as Thomas Rudland, Jonas Rudland, Woodthorpe Rudland, and hi ilby, who filed in sight of his wife, as daughter to the laid Thomas Rudland, the eld,r. They lilt, d claim as arifing from a %%ill of Thomas ‘Voodtliorpc, the father-in-law of the deeeafed, who demifed the elate, 60, to Thomas Rudland for life, and then to his four children, Thomas, Jonas, Woodthorpe and Mary, as tenants in common, and the furrivor of them ; and they, therefore, contended, that M r . C o ll et could not have a le gal iiitereft,intheeflateissfer,de riving his title from a perfon having a VA inked, only. Various proceedings by bills andanfwershave lime been had, and it came on to be argued thisday by Meffrs. Richards and King for the Plaintiff, and Marrs. Plomer, Stratford, Thornton, and Stanley, for the Defendants. The prayer of the Bill, which the Court were called on to decide was to decree, " That the Plaintiff Collet (hold " have quiet poircHion of the elate; that the De fendants who had brought ejei9ments Ihould be " obliged by .injunAion, to Ray all proceedings; " and be compelled to make a proper conveyance ‘• of the elate to the Plaintiff Collet." The Plaintiff's Counfel reafoned as to the fpecies of fr.tud and concealment in as eriteiir point of view, put on him by the Defendants by their not communicating the encumbrances of the eftate to him in due time. The Defendants anfwered, they had fent a letter to the AuCtioneer, warning him not to fell; but it has fince come out alto, that they had not taken any further cps as to giving any fuch notice, although they knew the Ohne had been fold, until near two years after the dictate of the father. The Court, after hearing arguments for and againft this Bill, and a Crag Bill, Radland againl Collet, took time to confider of their judgment. At three the Court broke up. COURT OF JUNG'S BENCH, THURSDAY, NOV. tn. The ATTORNIT GIIIIIRAL moved the judgment of the Court upon Richard Mountain who had been convieted at the laft AfGzes for Kent, of hay ing uttered treafonable and feditious words. From the report of the caufe, as read by the LOID CHI ET JUSTICE, it appeared, that as Mr. Al. Berman Curtis and others were travelling in the Dover coach they flopped at Dartford to change hurfes, when the Defendant came up to the coach and abufed the Guard and Coachman becaufe they would not take him in; told them to flrip off their livery, damned the fbldiers and f a ilor s a s n aves , and 'tied expretlions teloci.ling his IsLjefly, not de-. cent to be repeated. Mr. Alderman Curtis re monfli Med with him, when he replied that he fup pol.:d he was a Nic:lll, , d;tl P•irlon hired by Govern. ment to preach Freedom. He added that h_ was a Jacobin, and had Oft come from is cl!:6 of ten good fellow; of ;he C:me defer iption. afkcd his name he laid it was Mutiny, and ad ded ( eve , a l (id ler eTregions oftlic fame tendency. M. • SLIILJF AS T 111..'•T oft red feveral Afg •its ill mitigation, Lying the blame upon Intoxication and not arifing hnrn flit 'general charaZier of the 1), ['infant, which sca:lf.:id to he good and loyal. The Court ordered him in (land committed, and t o be brought up again tile 'ail day but one of the Term. ►tNDAIt AVI) WILL NeWMAN. This cafe occuricd a cunliderable part of that day yeacrday and of this morn:mg. It was very complicated, arifing out of a motion to fet antic a Warr ant of Attorney and fiffifequent judgment. and calling upon a Mr. ("licher to anfwer the mat ters of the affidavits. It appeared that in 179 T, a your; man of the name of Newman gave a Warrant of Attorney for fums of money a Mi. PillChr a Money Scrivener—•.whof. thtb.::- was Mr. Prii Be, a name well known in Wellmintler Hall, but who, having been Bruck off the Roll, could not aft in his ow n name, but ailed, as it was laid by the complainants, in the name of a Mr. Clarke of Workfop in Not tingha tblhire.—Judgment had been entered upon this Warrant of Attorney and the Judgment had been affigned to Hill another Attorney. The At torney General and Mr. Mingay contended that this judgment had been fatisfied while in the hands of Pitlar, and that the Warrant of Attorney had been attended with a collateral deed of defeazance and therefore ought nut to be cancelled. Mr. Giles and Mr. Easa n sa infilled that the whole had been before the Matter in ty97, and that his award was in favour of their Clients which ought alone to decide the trillion. There was alto a great deal of mutual elimination in their repec tive Affidavits, but as the Court dirceed an tiLe in which all thcfe points will come to trial, we forbear here to Rate them. Lord Rveros Paid, he would not Ilrike the par. ties off the Roll at prelent until he heard the even t. of the iffue, but he thought it butright to fufpend Chefter, Clarke, and Hill, fir the ir elem. Mr. Glass obferved, he believed Clarke wat not an Attorney of that Court, bin of the Com mon Pleas being afkrd the Tuition, he r e iJ h e was not Attorney of that Court " Yet." The Ar roaiity Gt.•RA. ecciairned—" 7.0 u r9e , " Mr. JuAice Gaols t el;ev-J he knew . the reafon uh• h: vc.o not An ‘ , tordey of r•iat Court, and bow he happened to bt:ati.aone i 4 Liss Ccon commva ~i I