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TllRE,lfitiArd Laf 114 We have authority from AdEttitalLordVi . icouttf gELSOM to publifh the following letter, which has I,:en addrefred to his Lordthip by a perfon who Alums the name of HILL. The public will ap rlnnl the manliners with which the Noble Lord the fcandaious compromife of his reputa tion, and dares the writer to the indulgence of his m alignity. The Noble Vircount defires us to fay that he wifhes his whole life, "public an d pr i_ vide, to be moil rigidly examined." MY LORD, Ter/day. I have long auziouny waited four return to Warn. Al though necrffity induced me to write to you in the manner I did. yet I bad no intendon of publinaing.what I fent you, be c+ufe I thought you would dther have complied with the terms of my letter, or have taken no fttrther Dottee of it. But in ad.:qui:nee of the (telt you took, I have been at the trouble of writing a itatemeut of your exedat fusee the beginning of the War The manticript in too long to copy, or I would fend it you. I dull therefore merely Rate to you the beads of what it con tjer. When you comtnanded the Agamemaou, 64, you nu from f our F re nch frigates. Since that time this Lion, 6 4 , used four Spanids frigates, and took one of them; the Matta, 64, aged and beat off his French frigates. When &fared to go down and Alt the maps engaging the Cs-Ira and Cenfeur, you did not go, and the maihn you gave afterwards for not going, that your' flopping to board the St. Joreph sod St. Nadia, land of plain on to !top fonte of the other flips, was more calculated to acquire popularity in the Newf men, than to add to the further fume& of the alien, be mute thole Ups vete snaking no reilftance, ser did they even when you bearded them, and cenfequently would hays been talon paean of by the &lye *ern of you; that the Want of (emir at Tenni& Was 'Hefty owing to the manner and ewe of the attack; that even the mode of attack put in prac tice by you at Aboukir was given out by Lord Hood, when he . meant to attack the Freoeb- [quadrat in Frejus Bay ; that the ad of Tome of your !hips point infide of the enemy's line was tot in anfequthee of any Oval from you, Immure there was re loch fignel in the fional-book, but done by the Captains Utopian:l; the mien why no !hip attorepai to fupport the Zealous the next morning, &e.; that the accidents which hap pened to fn many of the ihipa under your command at Copen hagen/ sad the eireumfttneee which prevented to many others from getting into salon, might and -tat low Mx &wooed ; the r.tliegreare e 40 amition sf aftwoetaly Which inhered you to fend the Flag of Truce; Come particulars, in addition to what I fait you refpeding the attack at Boulogne, which I have truce learnt from an old Ihipmate wounded on that oecallat-vwen as, that the &Mona did not get of toge ther; that infixed of its being very dark, as you fay in your letter, and to which you attribute the failure, that the moon was up; the fpeeth yod make to Captain Somerilik's &Moe, &e..-Thofe are the principal points I bare treated. Should .en, My Lord, with the mandaipt not to be publilbed, you win plate to mete& me, isse iy dopy!, fault men to the Mount ou may think proper. I leave ft to yourfelf. The letter, I think, had better he enacted in a fiteet of brown paper, fo as to look like a parcel, in order to prevent any r* from the ihop man, Gould the perfect at whofe hook you will plate to aired It, be out. The diredtion I wills to be put on it is--Mr. NM, at Mr. Jordan's, bookfcller, No. zo,Ludgate&M. Ii you comply with sty requeft without taking any Reps to lad me out, and you may ihypofe after the warning you have given me, that I (hall not be fo foollib as to run any rilk, you ray rtly on It I will burn the manufeript, and never mention rto any enc. But if I do not bear from you io ewe Ary, I ball take it for granted that you have no objection to my print ing the pamphlet, becaufe you think your reputation too well eftablithed with the pad/ic to Puffer from any thing I can fay. But a plain augment of fads fupported fupported by reafoning, the ritt..ier of fernmen.m4o diferentilbaalyt of the Newfpaperr— ..rd the failure at Boulogne, may perhaps' hare mere weight HILL. than you imagine. Ti the Rigist Hr. Lea Narba. The LORD MAYOR ordered the City Marital: to attend at Mark-lane and Smithfield on Monday Jail, a praCtice which we hope will be continued. The Corn Market was uneownottly filed with coun try buyers. The prices, however, fell ! The Clergy of the Diocefe of Winchefier have generally reported to Lord Pk L rum, that the far mers of their refpeaive parifbes are not ine fitted to mate the returns of their crops, per acre, as defired by Government ! We wonder how they ihoule, without pain or penalty annexed to the requifition, in cafe of non•compli4nce ; which cannot be done without the interference of the Legillature. it may be reafonably hoped, that Parliament will devote an early part of their time to the con fideration of the prefent difproportion between the prices of bread and wheat. Nothing would be more ridiculous than the abfurdity of the prefent regulations, if unhappily the fubjeift were not too fcrious to admit of ridicule. At Wincheller, the price of the quartern loaf is 7d. and a fraaion. Now, as it is well known that wheat is nearly al-, cheapeft in London, becaufe there the effect 41 the importations is firft felt, will it be endured I.) the Legillature, that the inhabitants of the me tropolis than pay upon every quartern loaf an un nixed:try three-pence,and that not to the landed in- Irma, to the great and refpeflable body, who have been lo much expofed to taxation and burthens of every kind, during the war, but to a band of con niving millers and mealmen, who thus interfere, I , cyond every fair claim, between the owners of the lA, and the confomers of the produce ? The pre r.at mode of afcertaining the average price of c.our, is that which, we undertland, affords the vreatell opportunity to the frauds under which ' 1 1.: public fuffer. Let Ihis be inirettigated, and 1. mutt ceafe. ft is with teal regret we learn that Mr. A. a niff:man whore extenfive concerns are univer s • dy known to the public, has been obliged to rpcnd his payments. The extent of Lis concerns, undo Hand, is the principal caufe of this di. From the general efteem in which this :; iitlem,in's charaCter Rands, not only for his pub woiks in architellure and his laudable and ufe ' improvements in the favourite purfuits of agri rtup-, but alfo from the excellent ebaraaer he oi inciety, we cannot help being anxious to that his affairs IA ill ultimately leave au ample • iloa to himfelf. MAILP IN V. R. c. tr, Roorm, , of the 'urfer of D KIND fp Purfer hanging appear. occafioa !tried. e fuccet ent-Gar. out with 10f, a n d rhich we irr of the ,ble, but fhis pre. e Rank, Young Is lair to 'cars ac. Cam's Llowance )I.tinues, 'demure :s e, would r Scan-. at kiha lis pieced as with• Theatre, Nith Mil Thea. at Law ,lict be, Tning lly. 0 Mr. H fan, Mr Md imams amilton lls we 1 to ook poi ve find ro pcnr.l : door efs of thi its fmaili 4cl. pet table A fpicunui and, bc nrcafill a figur -infcrii lORNT with ai nick! :h in pl., t Thor of kill otung is red >arrell nterell Colnn )odroc *twit tie bit , A ci lay af:i fling t t out ti t lorci; in y , al nak~ ~'~ that to am its lifc. , and cn eLrl r retul At 1131 of thi pike r_ NAUTICAL rArfsuteiNet. MAILS THIS DAY....WIND Sou& ARRIVED. DIM a Hamburgb, Oa. 23, o o Datain, a i wat er f al l, 04. 24, i I Doonaghadee, Clet. af e . • Hetwicrte Comma 28.—This afternoon the Paws or ORANGE packet, Captain BRIDGE, ar rived here from Cuxhaven, with Hamburgh and Bremen mails, that became due in courfe on Tuef day laft: about lopafrengers arrived by this packet. PORTSMOUTH, 0CT.28.--Sailed the Fame, Con cord, and Elizabeth, ANDERSON, for Africa. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Sailed the CHAPMAN armed-fhip, for Portfmouth. SHEERNESS, OCT. 28.—Arrived the PLUMPER gun-brig, Lieut. BARRETTE ; CRACKER gun-brig, and FLIRT cutter, Lieut. Pace, from the Downs; likewife the BOUNCER gun-brig, Lieut. Bata Bra, from a cruize ; and PINCHER, Lieut. BLACK, and CLINKER gun brig, from Ouey Bay. They have come into harbour, and will be paid wages to morrow. Wind at North, moderate. FROM LLOYD'S Lis-r. DEAL, OCTOBER zB.—Sailed the Jane, GARD' NM for the Cape of Good Hope.—Wind N. N. E. GR at ES I No, Ocr. sB.—Paffed by the Bernie, WILSON, from New Providence ; Thetis,---, from Enega ; Maria Louifa, Bemuse, from Malaga; Douro, —, from Peteriburgh ; Vrow Eutoda, MARTIN, from Embden ; Jane, REYNOLDS, and Liberty, Joni/sow, from Harnburgh ; Otter, Swat NSON Royalill, —; and Hebe, —, from Archangel.—Sailed the Diana, PURCELL, for Dublin; Geode Hoope, ROSINA, for Calais; Concordia, SEARCH" for St, Vallery ; and Zell - . Gefullers, RALR, for Dieppe. NAVAL 'APIPOINT MP.NTS. Captain Ross Donmaaa• is appointed to the NA Reims at SpithesuL Captain RICHARD HO IS appOiDECd to the MAIDSTONE at Spithead. Mr. C.AILES GIDDY 111 wade Licutenant, and appointed to the ACAITA. ME. CHARLES TYLER ill made Lieutenant, anal appointed, to the ARIRTHYST. Captain F. Tnisiona it appointed l to the Sr. Atonal's, of 6 4 duns* Captain Slll'llooll is appointed to his Matefty's (hip the FISOARD, of 44 guns, In the CO= of Captain T. B. MARTIN . The Eaa India Companz's thip j s the PRINCE WILLIAM HENRY, Captain ROGER BASKETT the HAWKE, Captain DAVID BRISTOW BAKER Land the SIR EDWARD HUGHES, Captain J AMES ULM avow, which are Rated to have fai led with the fleet which left St. Helena on the 3d of Septem ber laa, are the iv Chips of the feafun 'Soo, which will arrive from Madras dire& The Court of Dire fors of the EaR India Com hany have refolved, that upon the arrival of a omeward bound flip, the Commander thereof do not quit her until (he (hall have pallid Gravefend ; and that the officers do not prefume to quit her until (be (hall have come to her moorings. The nips BRITANNIA, Capt. THOMAS BARROW, and the SIR EDWARD HUGH ES, Capt. JAMES URM. sTow, both belong to the Eaft India Company; they were built inlndia, and the latter named after the famous Naval Commander Admiral Hoc:Has, who was for fome time on the India Ration. Thefe (hips are intended to be fent to India this feafon, and fully confirm the durability of the Indian tim ber, with which they are built : as, in the cafe of their proceeding this year, the BRITANNIA Will be going her iota, voyage, and the Sia EDWARD Huottas her eigbiL By the arrival of his Majeny's (loop of war the Srac, from the illand of St. Helena, we learn that the STAG and the Honourable Eaft-India Compa ny's homeward-bound fleet failed from St. Helena on the 3d of September, confining of the follow ing regular (hips, viz, the City of London, Capt. AmRANAM Ga vas, from Bengal and Bombay; the Cattle Eden, Capt. ALEXANDER CUMMING, from Ditto; the Prince William Henry, Capt. ROLM BASISITT ; the Sir Edward Hughes, Capt. Jamas Uastsroa ; and the Hawke, Capt. BRISTOW BA. R 2a, from Madras: the extra-nips Earl Spencer, Copt. CHARLES RA ITT; the Lerd Walfingham, Capt. THOMAS SSA t.r.s ; and the Tellicherry, Capt. Saw 'sou BARER, from Bengal ; together with fe veral other (hips. The STA' parted company about three weeks ago. We hear that Lady CLIv E is a paninger on board one of the Indiamen. The True Briton, outward-bound, is arrived at the Cape of Good Hope. A letter from an officer on board his Majeßy's nip LANCASTER, dated Cape of Good Hope, July to, !Poi, fays-- ,, We are jUlt returned from a four months cruise in the river Plata, after being relieved by the JUPITER, Captain Losacic. On the 4th of June we captured a valuable (hip from Ca diz, with the Governor of Rio de la Plata on board. We have alio taken feveral other prizes i lbut of left value. On our return, we captured a large Dann EaR Indiamen, which I hope will prove a good prize. The Ibt PERISUSI, Capt. ROWLEY, and the DIOM SDI, Hon. Captain EL, H IN STON E,IIRVC male feveral captures, and are now cruizing off the Ine of France, where we expel to go. loon to relieve them." On the 23d of Auguß, his Majefty's fhip Arm.- to &felled off Savann4h-la-Mar ( Jamaica), a fe lucca privateer i it being perfcaly calm, Captain MILK/TT manned the barge and two other boats, and fent them to attack her. The barge out-row ed the others, and got up to the privateer, when her cordials remained a coafiderable dißance aftern, and with a gallantry deferring a better fate, they Tingly attempted to board. The felucca was full of men; and after a revere conflia, our peo ple were overpowered, and the barge fent adrift.— When the other boats came up with the barge, they found only one man on board, dead, having been run through the body, and the hat of the Marine Officer very much cut and hacked: The barge's crew confined of the Second Lieutenant of the A rotto, a Lieutenant of Marines, and fourteen men, all of whom, it is feared, have fallen viaims to their too impetuous and Want gallantry. thikriVe iNfiLLIMet, HOUGHTON MEETING. WEDNESDATi OCTOBIIt 2g. A Subfcription Plate of Fifty Pounds, for i-yr. olds, carrying Sit. 21b. 3-yr. olds, 711.4-yr. olds, 811. 21b. 5-'t. olds, H. 91b. 6-yr. olds and aged, 31b. D. I. Mr. F. Neale's b. la Humbug, 3-yrs. old - - Mr. Watfon's ch. h. Canterbury, 3-yrs old - 1 Mr. Buckles b. c. Peace-maker, by Pegaftn, 4-yrs. old 3 Mr. Howard's br. b. Pizarro, sirs old • - 4 Mr. Presley's gr. h. Plough-b o y, age d - - - Mr. Whites b. c. brother to Viret, 3-yrs. old - 6 Mr. Budd's b. cr Dotterell, 3-yrs old . . dr MePanron's b. c. Frick-horn, a-yrs old - dr Sir F. Standtlh's b. f. by Sir Peter, Gut of the Yellow mare, 3-yrs old - dr Mr. Whaley's b. h. Vivaldi, 3-yrs old - - dr rout to a againft Humbug-6 to 4 againft Canterbury. Sweepflakes of cogs. each.—Two-yr. old C. Mr. Hootnes's ch. c. Preeipltatc, Bft. - Mr. Bigges's Phtenix, 8R 31b. - - - Mr. Watfon's Striver, 7ft. tolb. - Five to a asainft Precipitate-6 to 4on Phceuix tot agamfl Striver. Mr. Whaley's Vivaldi, 7(1. t tlb, beat Mr. How orth's Chippenham, Bft. 81b. Two-yr. old C. cogs. —7 to 4. on Chippenham. Mr. Bigges's Phceniz, by Dragon, olio of Por tia, beat Mr. Elton's gr. c. by Pot Sos. out of Brighton Belle, 84. each. Acrofs the Flat, Ictogs. h. ft. -4 to zon Phcenix. Mr. Heathcote's brother to Magic, 811. tlb. beat Lord Clermont's brother to Recruit, Kt. 51b. — From the Starting•pole of T. M. M. to the end of the Two yr. old Courfc, 25g5.--2 tot on Magic. - - Mr. Howorth's Apollo, 611. beat Lord Cler mont's brother to Recruit, 911. Firlt half of Ab. M. 25g5.-7 to 4 on brother to Recruit. Mr. F. Smallman's John o'Groat, beat Mr. Ladbroke's Myllery, 7ft. 41b. each. LA 3 miles of B. C. sogs.—l t to to on John o'Groat. Lord Sackville's Dick Andrews, 811. ilb. beat Mr. Howard's Pizarro, 711. zlb. Acrofs the Flat, sogs.—t3 to 8 on Dick Andrews. Mr. Whaley's Gulliver, 711. 41b. beat Mr. Budd's Dotterel!, 911. Two-yr. old C. sogs.-2 totot on Gulliver. Lord Sackville's Dick Andrews, 7fl. r3lb. rec. Bogs. ft. from Mr. Watfon's Canterbury, 811. 31b. B. C. r oogs. Mr. Howard's Pizarro, 7fl. tolb. rec. ft. from Mr. Watfon's Canterbury, 811. 71b. Clermetit C. 25gS. AYR RACES, WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 21. The Caledonian Hnnt's free 501. WAS run for, and won by Lord Strathmore's bay colt - - a a Mr. Fletcher's Au. by Pegafus _ - - a a Hunters (takes, t z Hone each. Mr. Sitwell's chefaut filly r Mr. Bofvecll's grey colt 2 1 A match between Mr. OPvald and Colonel Max well, for two miles, won by the latter. A match for tw6 galloways, for a mile and a half, between Colonel Maxwell and Mr. Beattie, won by the former. Ayr Subfcription Purfe of 501. for all ages, aas won by Mr. Verdy's bay mare Rofemar, - r a Mr. Bofwell's chcfnut colt - Mr. Fletcher's Asa 3 Mr. Kittukl's colt, by Overton - 4 The Brit heat was a good heat, and afforded e eelknt (port. In running the IA round of the feeond heat, Mr. Kincaid's colt, while making a pufh, came down, and the rider was confiderahly hurt; and in an intlant thereafter Mr. Bofwell's rider fell, fo that Rofemary gained the race with cafe. Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held at the Eaft India Houle, when the Court unanimoufly acquitted the officers and crew of any blame in the lots of the KENT, when captured by the Confiance. On Monday a Court Martial was held on board the WAAR ZAN ID frigate, in Sheernefs Harbour, on a marine belonging to the DAPHNE, lying at the Nore, on a charge of robbing the Mailer of the faid (hip to a confiderable amount. The charge againft him being in part proved, he wus sentenced to one year's folitary imprifonment, and to receive one hundred and fifty lathes. The Rev. Dr. TROTTER, of Knight tbridge, Lon- don, has addreffed for publication the following obfervations on the Metallic Pradice, to B D. PE KIM s, of Leicefler-fquare, London, the Patentee:— " Dear Sir—Since my letter to you, 29th of March Lit, I have operated with the dared effedt in eighty different cafes, among my friends and acquaintance ' with the Metallic Trac toTrac- tors.l am more and more convinced s( the importance of this difcsvery to mankind; and cannot help pitying thole who, either throng's ignorance or prejudice, attempt to depreciate its merits. Here are one or two Cafes:— ERYSIPILAS.—" A Lady was airlifted with an Eryfipelas in her face. The inflammation and (welling were fo great, that one of her eyes was doled, and the complained of great pain. After being operated on, the (welling and inflammation were abated, and the face came to its natural colour, and which was fo evident as to be voluntarily remarked by one of the family, prefent. In a tort Muslim was quite well. GOUT." A Man, aged 37, had for feveral years been fob jed to the Gout. I found him in bed, and very much diftreffed with the dikafe in one of his feet. After I had operated upon it with the Traders, he kid his pain was entirely goer ; wbge, at the fame time, I obferved the inflammation and (welling (si fide. He has bad no return of his complaint theft five menthe I believe your Metallic Tradtors to be molt ufeiul inftru • mend, and which no family touts be without, elliecially as they are in no danger of doing any harm by the remedy." The Tradors, fo necefrary in every Family, and among Horfes, may be had, genuine, whh new and Improved dirce tiOnS for taring them, for Five Guinea, the Set, of B. D. Pa It.• at as, A. M. the Patentee, in the houfe of the late John Hun ter, Surgeon, Lekertimfquarei and of Frederick Smith, Giu sti* sad Drool*, In the Hay-market, London. The portable nature of the 'Trotters renders their conveyance by Coach, or mon by Po*, perfettly convenient. Letters, inclufing their omount (port-paid) duly attended to. F , N. B. The purchafers of the Trattors receive gratis , two dif. knot Books, which contain, u cooununicated by the firft teary Marsden, about three thoufand Cores of Goat, Rbeu anatifin Scalds, Headoch,Toothocb, Sprains, Inflammations, ike. lite: and allanalegmaDifeafes of Horfes. - . . CatuTiom.—.The gen w Woe Tradtors are Ramped with the words " Patents's P TRACTORS," and at the bottom of the printed din:dims is a Receipt Inc the fivr &nem, lived In the hand writing of the Patentee. by °blueing this, O rilla, will eke be 44444. L4* ItifiLLlOlttel iffCM COURT OP ADMIRALTY, Dorrats Corwvw Teflerday the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOT proceeded to the adjudication of t h e follow.' caufes:— Terroo, Tat►r, Mailer.--This was the cafe of a fhip bound from one Danith port to another. On the part of imants it was tab mined that there had he ampering with one of the wituefes, who was made to depofe that the dellination was aCtually to Amfterdam,which was utterly unfounded, as the charter party, and all the ,fhips documents, clearly proved that the real deftination was to Altona, and that therefore the captors were liable to coils and damages. On the part of the captors it was (fated, that there was no proof of any attempt being made to btibe or corrupt this wand's by money, intimidation, or threatenings, and therefore truited that the Court would nut pronounce any decree unfavourable to the captors. The . Court Paid there was np ground for the feizure of this veffel, that it had reafon to think there had been fome improper praCtices in this cafe, and therefore gave coils and damages. The Court alto allowed one month's demurrage. VR lEN DSCH• -- BARON s, Mailer. The Court in this cafe reftored two parcels of goods as claimed, and condemned the refl. STADT EMBDIN, COLLORK, VREEDINORT, -••••••- OLTM•NS, Mafter. STADT EMBDEN, —•• DB ZAUDT, Mafter. The Court in thefe cafes reftored the remaining parts of the cargoes as claimed. CLERKENWELL SESSIONS, OCTOBER ag. Wer DOCKS.—Yefierday an Inquifition was taken before WILLIAM MAINWARING i Efq. and a Special Jury, between the London Dock Company and Mr. Jones, a brafs and iron founder, at the Hermitage Dock. Mr. Serjeant BEST opened the cafe, by Rating, that the Jury were called upon, under the direct. tions of the Aet of Parliament for forming Wet Docks at. Wapping, to enquire into the value of the premifes occupied by the latter at Wapping, by the Thames fide; the fum which the Company had offered Mr. Jones as a compenfation for his being compelled to quit his fituation was 30001. ; an of fer they confidered in every refpel liberal, and more than adequate to the erection of premifes of fimilar extent; this had been refufed by Mr. Jones who demanded a cum above 13,0001. the difference between the parties amounting to fo large a fum, rendered this a very properquation for the decifion of a jury; he fhotdd call the Surveyors of the Wet Dock Company, who would prove that pool. was an ample conlideration. Mr. Ale Mr. Biggs, Mr. Robinfon, and Mr. Gough, furveyors, flitted, that according to the eflimates they had made, 30001. was fufficient to rein(late the premifes in any part of the town. Mr. Etsx Is E addreffed the Jury on the part of Mr. Jones ; he contended, that the criterion by which the value of there premifes was to be judged of, did not depend upon what it would coil to re build them in another place, fuppofing a conve nient fituation could be procured; but what would be the afloat lois !alined by the individual, in confequence of being removed from the fpot where he had eflablillied his bulimia. In the pre fent cafe, it was to be coufidered, what had been the (late of the premifes when Mr. Jones took them, and what difadvantages he would labour under, if, after having brought his manufaCtory to its prefent (late of improvement, he r as obliged to leave it a new one. The premifes in quellion were clofe to the Thames, and were formerly occupied by a mail-makLr, by whom they had been left in a moil ruinous condition : a con. fiderable fum of money had been expended in ere Cling the different parts of the foundry, which could not be adapted to any other place. The re moval of an iron foundry of fuch vaa extent, was not like that of a giocer's or an old cloaths' With regard to the latter, the tradefinen could pack up their flock in trade, and fet up with per. haps nearly equal advantage in another part of the town ; but not fo with refpeit to a man carrying on loch a manufaelory as that of which Mr. Jones was the proprietor ; it would be attended with the fame difficulty to remove his forges and ponder ous machinery, as to have difpoffeired the Cyclops of Mount Etna, of which they had been in rf. fince the days of Homer and Virgil. fhe firft mode of calculation, in order to afcertain what Mr. Jones had a right to demand of the Dock Cor poration, was what would be his 1011, fuppofing he could not poffibly find any other place what ever to carry on his bulinefs with the fame advan tages; and he (hould clearly prove that he could not. The fecond was, what he would fuffer by the comparative mode of carrying on his bufinefs, fuppofing he obtained a Iltuation in ionic part of the town where he would he obliged to have re cootie to land carriage for the different articles of his manufadlory, which he at prefent obtained by water carriage. Upon both there fuppofitions, Mr. Erfkine entered into a variety of calculations, proving, by arithmetical dedtations, that the lois of Mr. Jones would, in either cafe, be from 13,0001. to 16,0001. By one Itatement the lots was carricd as high as 18,0791. It is impoffible to follow bins through all his calculations, without occupying as much of our Paper as it we were detailing a finan cial budget; it is fufficient to flute they were the refult of faills, and incontrovertible premifes. He concluded a very long and argumentative fpeech, by trolling the Jury would award his client the full value of the lituation he enjoyed, and the ad vantages he &lived from it. He called a number of witnefres k who fully proved his calculations to have been ebnformable to their own. They agreed with him in opinion that Mr. Jones could nut procure any fpot on the banks of the Thames to ctlablifn fuch a maniteac tory on ; and that the injury he would fullaia could not amount to lefs than 13,00 Mr. Serjeant Bssv made an eloquent after which Mr. MA IP IVA KIN ofurnmcd up fx oijenci reply ; ang