Star. — London, England, 1801-06-27 00:00:00

tore pre: et with. with the tid, and the Bill fixation, a matter the faits e would ►heneer ad never (hip (aid, inmence layie but e eAtigh ..the Cub. and af md time, read a firft ow. kir tie pro bbad. was wat read, ittre or the kdebttions cootittera die Cron Pro Per offi do Houle readiest, beik‘iring rviatid be • nage the r. Steele, &agge, reutrned been in. ging the bou their I amend. ent Pas t relative irreafon, on being that fob. Am ton ▪ 1 of its be; iQ ixt-tbe +hick be- Papers bet llare4 by He xtrianl Hoisk, lied with. e lai4 be atp*Ce ete. TrAntrs, *nd to dis or loan had b.dioktub old ofdr enthanan :oracy, it which onlemao, there rti efty's Pesti*. as it re.. see previ. al duties. entleman iw Houle hy the be•lkute calf/sr tta t in the 4. the Pa. Wesel:a Ir4ttsgrr. CILITallf per seta sikd oak% of rift ip a renderisi nirth hito erilh ia i . Wl4Wait d tit ler reseivieg lititsbs,t xLer, i~ ~ c•ny ~' ito- J' ntritiltikck . " • Wimp* prises. He *lied lbr iced to bring In t he Bill, that Gentlemen might have an oppor. husky of eonfidering it in the eourfe of the Reces, d a d chat it might be carried through the Hoare ear. ly in the next Selßott. He concluded by moving er leave to bring in aßill for regulating the Trade bf COTS neon to the City of London. The BSCIIITAir it WAIL difelaimed any oppo. Won to the meafure propofed by the Noble Lord, to whom he thought the country were much in debted for the trouble the Noble Lord had taken in invehilating the bulinefs, though he could not are a to the whole of what the Noble Lord had *me& By the flatute of 3111 Ceo. lIL he olt:1 yereedi FaEtors were obliged to make remise (though not on oath) of tlte quantities Rlld by them, together with the refpative prices ; aridity a fubliquent Statute, every Faaor. upon firli teeing into !tames, was obliged to take an oath that lie would make juR and true returns. He fubruitted to the Noble Lord, whether it would not be better entirely to forego the meafure at this sod. vatted period of the SeCon, and poßpone it to the enfuing Lord Foam:rose agreed to withdraw his TOO. two at prehst, waling it to Rand as a notice of bis intention to bring it fornard as early as poilible M *lbex! Sefton. .• .1/11111 INDIMAITT SILL. • ill; Cstamsatol of the Excneopze having Moved. the (stead reading of the Irifh Indemnity Aid, as he taw no reafon to fuppofe any din- fte iii &lite to enter into much difcuffion of the ineefure. would not detain them long tipen the fubjeti. He certainly did not confider it as &trivial matter,that perfons fhould be denied the ptivibie of applying to a Court of Jußice for re. iihsakr aay fuppd wrong. It was the abfolute seesfityef the prefent meafure which mull be its hellifiestson and its fumort. It had been *aid, ihat it was not fantod open any Report of a Cote. mime, but if the feveral Ms of Indemnity upon tile Batas Beek were examined, it would be *mpd diet net ens of thelmoatil that jolt paled Mai.n. lees Hoak had been hm*WMPOn the Report Stem, Ma, a Committee. et Amy lottenuni hrersilat'em , Eames packet, 5.., hat fiCS l r a ts th a r md bo l oforosio : i r lic pc ' t " let Y' Coonoas and family Pot.. The had the geineiple by Wile a Nil of Indemnity for this tottntry, and sea, and reveral other palrengera Wit iris eseelfary hem, where only or thirty No packet arrived from Cuxhaven, but at. imbues had .owned upon wilieitthat could expelled.--Wind S. W. operate, how moth sore. even in a unfold de. - - - - - - was belt ameaferk necelliny in a amotry Owe= ream a "ft of kit ::: l l cce"la rdaad t ark bel • .w_ns who bad gives istfore l nation ris. to Government IB.onld be !teemed from that difeovery whieb mot ram if this Bill did not pail, when already in that mentry witnefes and jurors bad been the narked obis& of dearakion, and batmen murdered in a Meatier the melt fangs and inhuman. It was thonght aseelikry to extendible Bill farther than dm already pied by the Hear, which was ma imed to the apprehending end detaining of perfons en the charge of Treafoaahle predicts, whim this woo extended to all a& done for the prefervation oldie public This had been 'thought ab. Met* aaee from the Rats of cane ion in which that censtry bad been placed, sad the dan ger which it was too well known to be difputed mei inevitably refidt to thofe minas who had soy information to Government if dig , VIM Lord Kul guts is arr ived bad& from Lee. d, The BID was then read a keort# tbite. jet. 'end careened for tomorrow.—Adjourned till to. We are happy to / the rife._ dud the mahnerw. this day.) = „-: • reaping has akready _ • lie gke__ • y of , Corii—a field of • , tslfe. has been cut down . LONDON. t":f,77:,. -- a Plentiful crop .—a pleating • ' AO" tt fb• monopolisers of men I • The mw grand Balfet of anion named theitie . or filial adiArishe; at the Roy. f Maw hATORDAY,III242 Si. ges Fields. attsedsaot only an 0111140 , • IN= DV STOCIDI THIS DAY AT onnollasbali t cutlg. aft anuiirn . with s lath cmitase..aealeet vo i tg e s dim ar O.lOPt pray a y e s • S sw Cwt. nt 1; low •I fo e •eascs 01 "restaterani:mai - Wager hlt=rl slotroatt or !C nob Souk dv. lose Am. II 54611 eltetZ ea Cesa. Pad. 401 Sass Ara. is is allis amirtd and 3 psr Oat lbw ' MIL Per Cant.S/1 gooey pat of the 4. press. Mo. Aske. as roe Tees 11? CATIOILIMAILOO MS= Iper Catere i lten Oessinsvael so 'PP We CaeL *sae& eel I 104 about rero o'clock is the afternoon: Its dew* tit mats . • (4pefa tb hava been ,eoe it per dm 0.0:76.1. - Ilett ibi esvAarilinat Pink - oat oa thereof of time _etSt. llyabClat.Oseettia. eer Cadaalral :on the alma be' given. eltieletok far& boric bastatist sod &mem walla tiovesament'h nothsed Wein htbkinapi* the seislthourhood Wined m Ate ti 7 Ere 2 i l ia gelbens an aeons* et the &eight , ofthe bOd ligtevil/214"teit .Irl o 2....: llll"4 _!t ielsr--- ' it wan tone time lodes the water from the 'we they are of an emit www eweaw graereeeille heaviht to bar u po n it, "Ind in thing of soeswat duals not alreadyslNlir...' s• - ' : s aiv i i m bout feel of tM noble roof . We this monk" received Peria4persteie to the unim Weite extremity of pm. were "11Inehivy or, as our caateriallialite""e mane' firs ise t•e•h•v wludi & Mi the L regiew illirs ot ia *unhitch trir to dos *Stk. They t i j s `.7 . mai i l eslieeTend the ineelfat rum* of the arid& forces la EgyV ands diathas pookned mob slangeroos obi** to ibilained a dam. News of this kin* bee bees shah synnaing the pimple ta ealiogank dm teethed from Tiipell vie Commesboni we aieilid ilansee. or cut away the load to °Woe their yr* However. by the very ath wo lri a l Istice.lsowevosaina de odr Aware awe* aeaaess. ofths otias sad os ;thy t w o re fi le abe sae its —m T hera psispots ied roofs ow* the dintait manv, ere* SM. htso so Amp of ankatiskr.. boor Parmsoe, Capt. J. theretose we tem* =hives with R. Baowne, &ad other Geethasea, .them." smintittge belbwr.nialt4 Abe , water iron tbe book in tho ” 0 1. ST , eater ."WO geharce agMll : whiel se one thee ihroomoi hat in is vague onsenset. that the Astesese waif non o f t hi s venerable pa, so the Mews unite . flit prove trem howentehillinun logs. was bate =614 abase the sieteraniaasina of the es to perliti in as- Fortimetely. .waslittle wind ; hs ti k high, and front ink the asee nava *Lai minimum= is Egypt. have beta' sabil ereedfol. event *HO The follow in g is the principal utak 15 the f a 6 , ail * ga d d os of r h o "she- of the soh t few ether taroalis. we raft a p4. te qf the Clott r the tee mitre gas P cassia hisnilif, dating the essilarsioas which wee "'faints, Joie Adriatic .is coveted awf'll , dift" l " l - -ted refm"sest• to the cu " len - Pewwhwhom forward to AA ma Wth Ear vends,. The Coossasebrat t h e pe tbsir though the crowd sad scu m = won tery dome illatillas having entered this pert. canted a aerillea- w e ?v i ce to add. th at no li ves were lofts a re.l4* tie. to b e poidige r d. In which be duchess, all the feu with two or three pagans. one of warm was ports of the Adtiatie where there are French trier mai btnAt The ""Dt of the damage which the chtuvit has 'Rimmed at from sow. to bs in a ilme of him/ride, and thew an 11140 rood. Tao its h ~e d to have book ended - iftriorajoguellteinimeilsosiptiassi . 11219. 'on& has th• 11:1" is _ . • .a.a. amebas' role amiting deb at e•• • MAILS THIS IL LK. Amiss Mfg o Haisbirgla s %bile sLa ni f eloce old We learn from Cadiz, by way of Frante, that the EMIL Gown Packet, Captain DRAKE, which failed for Lifbon, with Mail and Paffeogers, on the 18th May left, from Falmouth, has been cap tured by a French cutter privateer, and carried into Cadiz, on the 28th May. PLTIVAITII, Just 25. —Came in the Fisoxazi, of 44 guns, Captain T. B. Maarist, from a cruize off Brett--Sailed to join the fleet off Brea, the Ro 1111Th of 74 guns, captain paws ; and the An- MULL MITCH ILL cutter, of 14 guns, Lieutenant SKILLST, with a fleet of colliers for the Downs.-•s Arrived this morning the Sjsvi MAROARITTA. 38 guns, Captain hustle, from the Mediterri• mean, with difpatches, which were forwarded la London r the has not been beyond Minorca, aid does not bring any news of importance. Half pall 4, P. M.—This moment the Bwirr cutter, of 14 guns, from Egypt, has gone into Catwater, but no accounts have yet been received from her, as flee is under quarantine, except that (he lay at Gibraltar nine days ; and we have rea. fon to believe the does not bring any thing later than the capture of Rofetta. PORTSMOUTH, Joss s6.—The Sub's Hoop of war will fail with the cenvoy for Lillian, as foot as.the wind is fair. YalsovTN, kiss 26.—Sailed this meek* the Kis° Gaoaoa packet, Captain FLTNN, dill tik! Mails, and Lord GRANTHAM and fake, Mills BLase, Muir, and &mast, pafengers ; akb, thi l &rims packet, Captain Dm., with Mails, Cat Commas and family ; Mars. LANOTORD, and feveral other *reason for Cuxhaven. No packet arrived from Cuxhaven, bat are hourly expected.--Wind 8. W. Su sasses, Julia art.—Sailed this mord% his ifeleity's !hip Satyr, Captain Wittsaiss, Patna, gun.vefel, with toy fail of merchad 'Chips, under convoy for the Bahic.-Bouled to the-, Great Nore, his Majefty's brig HAILIPT. Captda Boys, waiting to take convoy to the Northward. —Arrived the CONSTANCI4 Lieut. Buts, and Quasar., Lieutenant Limo, both gun brigs, from Woolwich.—Wind N. E. DUI" Jona 56.--Sailed the firso cutter as a claim—Wind 8. GIATBSIND, Just 56.--Paled by the Adee Tmoiesses, from Gotteriburgh.--Bailed the —; Wow Welhelmina, Kama . I Hart CARIPINTIRI and Ema '' _ irriLLthErsaii VINCI-138TM. THURSDAY, JUNI ss. The City Purfe of so: Lred feckeilk's Witter T I Mr. COCCaStIIOIOI Wriggle! .; - , t dr. Plate of jol. for 3 and +-years old!. Mr. WI DV:, Mr. Blaine Jo.- Coate CAL Sybast Confide . - 3 3 Sweeliftaltig so t. hell, two Miles. Mr. Orirtnat Sham Steer Jung, ELL - t Mr. Blued Peter. SE. ttb. - - a Col. Sybeee Centinel, I* alb. - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, TUESDAY, JUNE %3. The King's Plate of wogs. for s year old horfes, Ite. carrying tok—Three mile heats. Mr. lAA.% bay kale Sir Solomon Mr. Kimeeirs ebetnet bode Sandy - Lewd Beltaven's eberent bode, by Star `er.Eatest bode, by _Drees manD.l.looe 1 1 3 2 a dr. 4d r• Mr... _ bay Cd r. thatotes bay mars Mr. C. Orabaat's brown bade Et* O'Lytta - dr. Mr.Laeorlei bay bode Heart of Oak - dr. Sir H. T. Vane's Tom Tit beat Mr. W. Hut ehinfon's Sling. • wogs. p. p. t 2R.—Four miles. INTELLIUENCE. COI AT OP LING! WICK XIII l& cum. COIII.IIDWAILDS V. CILICIL Mr. Easatwa timed the cafe tit the part of the I Plaintiff. He Paid, the Plaintiff ma married in the year 1795, loon after which ]fie went to the EMI Indies, leaving his wife in the fituation of book keeper to the family of Mr. Coke, of Norfolk.— ife returned in the year 1793, not having fucceed 'ed in the views he entertained, of procuring a competency to make their lives pafs comfortably together. Since his return, he had engaged with Lord Harewood, to !erre him in the capacity of groom of the thole. The Defendant is honfe- Reward to Mr. Coke. The adultery took place in the year t 7911. Sinie that time till the month of March Lit, the Plaintiff had not been able to trace . • perfon who had perfuaded his Wire to elope hem him, until he found them, at that petiod, .cithabiting together in London as man and wife. He trotted the Jury would, on there faits being proved, give filch damages as would mark their abhorrence of the Defendant's conduA. The marriage was proved to have taken place in the month of March, 1793. It was alfo proved that the parties appeared much attached to each other, though the - Plaintiff had not fern his wife more than two or three times, as he refided with the family of Lord Harewood, inl'orkthire. It was proved that Mrs. Edwards left the family of Mr. Coke about three years Once, under pretence of illnefs, to go to Cromer, but did you return.... The Defendant is a married man. A letter from the Defendant to Mrs. Edwards mu pet in and read, by which it appeared that the bad a child by him ; and in which letter be eat. ed, that he felt for'her fituation ; hoped the rental' well at night with the little babe; that he had. been very SI with an ague and fever, which had mach reduced him, .though he was then better, bat was told by his frier* that it bad node hip hal nay dekek. He fuppoiedtjtat flu was in Wild ef a laPP l y. damn, and' revelled that the would meet blm in loamiont at the Furnival's Inn Coffee, honk, on the te of A. where he would be rm• Thdy to meet her, accompanied by his good friend. is letter was dated sath March, int. In con regimen of the Plaintiff's gettint this letter, the Defendant was traced, ta the s occupied by him Mts. EdgpptOi t its Finfbury. A whites of °Molder, living in Eing's Road, P 'proved that Mrs. Ed wards took lodgings at her hook in the month of July, 170; that the acknowledged to the witnefs that the was pregnant at that time. After the bad Mau there about three teaks, a pads* same, whom Inow knew to be MriCrit'* ; g=ed the name idwards, and lived pad, - w i t h M rs . lierards as man and wire. ,T 1 A ' • La Vie defence was coodeited.by Mr. Arrenuar who reprefented the Plaintifin the melt odious fight, and contended that from his own utli. l , coadoift he had no tide to snore than nominal stages. He bad fet no value whatever epatulter; !briny, and was therefore endtled to no compeit-f • , *las of . • • s had 'fair.. 'haw.. • `1 1 •141- • .i.briveil *go • t ' • with rest .the Lsertribiaiitlibb primate* Mr: A iv. ermyieversd *bp in fikir • fia, 111teil lzs r1 has • . as =wag' feimisildsibbikibie s three t - 114 ejlettd" z ir i the ' again' 1 dot sod the lute ble.. a, whom he• " dimmer lettiry mid hie talents at a reply, • hosndleib Grid waspefentedto his fancy, he .• ' gyriCed is the Wilt *rains AU, that was priarsibg the itisesires fee the • 1 fendest was. them lie. &beards shit to • , bee baked tvith fatattripirpy from bet ears bet; that in an imit‘dittleferient them :her the meoutitswee hpowejte he. alternately iseileesetb ssiliseksT b e w iat he had asd tassues. bib inpeallanitibr We at Ulgribrebeesto at Mteiffiesetsjgatiaft pleee 310.11110. it be Paid Pig jut osslailmatsi but4eire we ISOL the , Nee raidesee m tappet tiaGeAMemaso. .oashe k wee mule mem sow Om Ike Elam de the =to Wept. li tifit il liortatesue . Wlllwerkeorai mad e y t . = .6_ thas..elesellkeld mbaket whb the . _Phtilldg re t r oam: sod Matti m the l had alsabiess, biakamiiill byroad hie wean Ilk% ie Charts Bea 4" k rased em s Qum kelp with the view efeerebh-2lm eca t ii he i = dot he weeld go ••• • ql *proved's_ re*" as be beg ebdo • - • - Mr. East insissade a mot admirable rep] AA entering into a very fpirited rituheation of Ps I neral condua is in advotate, be cattiti tolldent AO of the partistilar cafe thlti before s ibe Coto He forcibly reprefented the aggraiation nfih'e i jury the Plaintiff had (tittered - in the 'defenie rS had been let up. After Mr. Mick had ruined h peace of mind for eier, he inlttueted a lawyer I declare that ht was a fboundrel, and deferved r better treatment Mr. Eistiiit credit' tl greatenaftnnithment that n than of learnt Friend% feeling, figac ity, and mffedline jacirmen Mould gravely fly that he confidered the feta :mot cirtui annuity by the adulterer opens the of jea of his lairlefs paint% was a compenfitinn him he had difhtinoured. Who was there, he all ed, who, when he had made the dreadful ditiovel that his wife had been unfaithful, would Ain eel Eider it as the tonfummation of his difgriee, if I were told that the Was afterwirds tb be fittpdited I the very man who had overcome her 'lime. h plunged her in vice, and herTriends in tnifery t painting the feelings of Mr. Eilwaicif,he was pa tieulirly happy in conveying an idea of what me pals in the mind of this unhappy man, when I beholds the child which his wife bore after the le Mr. Coke's. It might be the Me of his bins ; might have proceeded from lhofe of his more enemy ! Mow he would eagerly clafp it to 1 breaft l but parehtallove g'iviag place to furpici, he would next moment throw it down with hole( and imagine that it prefented to him a bring in nument of his (halm! This hour his thought.won upbraid him with cruelty, and the hour alter wi weaknefs. To compettlate a man whole views by all been blafted, and whole future life could on be variety of veretchednefs, Mr. Eat:ins allow to be impoffible, but he was fure that he would 1 fully compenfated as far as pecuniary damag could prove any compenfation to him. Lord Kea vow addreffed the Jury in terms tread to the following effeet :--of Gentlemen of the Jut the cafe which you are now called upOn to dech adds one to the molt numerous lift of thofe whi, have gone before, all of which tettd to thew t profligacy of the age in which we live. Inftead bye-gone examples - having ftemtned the torrent the vice of adultery, it teems to me that it has s quired new ftrength and vigour ; yet I do not ktu how we are to meet die evil, and bring men ba to the better timesof our anceftors, except by the ing them that their courfe of profligacy will be tended with a hotel preffure on their . purfes. T points in this cafe for your contideritoon are ten namely, whether the offence has been cominitte and, if it has, what lamapes you ought to giv With regard to the firlt, there can be no deal upon the evidence of Mrs. Holder, however perfelt it might have been before, f or the hai fit the fat, that for three or four days the defends llcpt in the fame apartment with Mrs. Edwards, which there was only one bed ; we *nut there& take the faanf the adultery as clearly made en The next point is with refpeli to the dainages whi you will give, and that will depend on the circus (lances of the cafe; and I am reedy to admit, tl if this cafe had retied on the ilatement of the fendant's Counfel, that the plaintiff knew of injury he had received loon after it wascommitt4 and bad thewn himfelf indifferent to it, he win not have had any riskt to have erpeetelvery hr damages ; but the cafe, as it has been proved. I taken away that objeetion ; for though It aPPez the plaintiff was fomehow or other informed oft injury be had received, yet he found it impolSl to trace who bad been the reducer of his wife, a I look to that circumilance in order tb accent for a great deal of the mot:4Ell°n as ft regards t condo& of the plaintiff. • He witted to (batch t pockets and theboxes of hiswife ; there was nothi dlegal in that. As he could not do it by force, endeavoured to effe& his attention by fossdnel he took baron •his knee, kited tier, and helm to her with affettion ; but if t ant to impute fu condua on his pact to the real 'auk I MO 1 it was With's; vie* IA extort from hei:llielitrne the porton ad* whom the had beidguitf., Tea not look upon, his behaviOne r tiArards her in e refpe& as annidication elfish flir* . gibipefl of Ur fence, after be h oir lse of her ' dreitrture howl ,path of virtue s . I therefore • cannot cold& that this argurbetst afplies in the leen dere" extenuation of the Mtn. Now fee what Ire to ics preired aped Too in mitigation' of darnel They are certainly all that the cafe offered to iogesiukr of the Comfit, and if thej flop thori eatulpating the defendant, its owing to the del of the cafe, and not to the learned ntlemen have had the condo& of it. It islaid the ph Ofnegledted his wife, that he went aWay from I and thettfent at all that haplid was his a hale; hors ' olinthis appear going to ID was a ctratositance with triads 'wife tar quakfted before the married him 1 it was mit total with a view to better his fortune; llsa I Informed of it beforehand, anicontequentil co not have been deceived. Is kto be adned anargiusent ink coart em id a tk.. e, that betaof am goes abroad Id with his own amnion or Mteroll• — dt aid:mace ,to the c OW !Om _sod ire. thalthisWife, whom MM Maids is 11040 dsonwd 6 far asslaftsd • disattarosinsvatty ishauch h all our OR • isid Generale, ve their homes to thek.inisaul's ban be confokrall as hak iln ' their 11/1 MI • to the &Cooler 1 Lord Bt. Vhoteht, lobo was four years diem in Make:room fee, to ho deemed as having al dosed hia !wife I Did his Wawa give a limbo the adulterer so ismer Mahouts and invade his I Ought sot the Woe, °flitch a mats rather to ibr a illAreat *taro ? Ought it not to call al every rata to endeavour to make the Gtuados theparturrof his aStaion asheppy as potables 41 IMg the dapeivation of the greaten comfort a IPSO= can enjoy—usasely, the (ochry iss lutiboisie;.yat the contrary are tbe topics mil , Wahl/ 'We thesoomiploiau. If the per lobe b the Sa M •oas whole odlorlasitliso igen to them to :ford prey Aosta the VS atia abfsat babied. undoohnl - • - .masks of dot of easa. *si lls ::r- ice_