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And the Editor in abridging the Cafes (which are afranged under their proper Titles in alphsbtti:llorder) having given an accurate State of the Fats in each, the grftions arifing on them, and the Principles upon which they were decided, without omitting any Point or fingle Didtum material to the Elucidation of the bubjedt ; he pre fames that, esclufive of its Value in the Law Library as an Appendage to the numerous Books to which It refers, it will be found eminently nick) to thole Gentlemen who may happen not to poffefs a Colledion of the Reports. The fifth Volume, which completes the Work, is in great I'onm:duels, and will be publiihed before Trinity Term. FEMALE HEROES. This day was puplifhed. in foulfcap fro, embellifhed with an elegant Frontifpleee, price sk in boards, INTERESTING ANECDOTES of the Heroic Conduct of WOMEN during the French Revolution, autionaß which are The Q . Liten of France Princcfs Maria Helena Eliza• Primers Lambelle beth Sumac de Monaco Dechcfs of Orleans. 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Casotte DUELLING. • :110MBAY, JULY tfl. • Th e Quarterly Seffinns commenced here on the t4th init. before Sir WILLIAM SEE', Recorder, and his Affisciate Jidges. The Recorder having addrefred the Grand Jury in a very eloquent and impreffive fpeech, eluci dating the Law, as applied to the various Bills that were to be brought before them, and parti. cularly upon the fubjeft of duelling, the Grand Jury retired, and the Court adjourned until the following day at ten o'clock, when the Grand Ju ry returned a True Bill againft Lieut. G. B. BEL LEsis, and Capt. C. W. 13111 e, for the murder of Mr. A. A. FOIL BE s MITCHELL, and no Bill againft Lieutenant MITCHIE, whole name flood in the fame Indiament. _ _ Mr. Downs swe Lt., as Advocate for the Crown, I then moved that Mr. Mitchie might be put to the Bar and tried upon the Inqueft of the Coroner, with the view, as he declared, of bringing Mr. Mitchie forward as an evidence upon the trial of Lieut. Bellafis and Capt. Byne, which being op pofed by Mr. MOR LEY, as Counfel for thofe Gen tlemen, and the Court having heard the arguments adduced for and againft the Motion, they were pleafed to rejed it—upon which Lieut. Bellafis and Capt. Byne were put to the Bar. Mr. DowngswELL, having addreffed the Jury on the part of the Profecutton, evidence on both fides was heard, and the Prifoners, both of whom addreffed the Court, having finiffied their defence, at nine o'clock at night the RECORDER fummed up .the whole of the Proceedings with his ufual per fpicuty and accuracy, and delivered his Charge to the Jury in a manner which refleded the higheft credit on his abilities and impartiality. The Jury retired at midnight, and at half paft one o'clock on the morning of the 16th, returned their verdift— Guiliy, but recommended the Prifoners to mercy. JULY ao.—The Court having this day met at t o'clock, purfuant to adjournment, Lieutenant Gamma BRIDGES BELLASIS, and Capt. CHARLES WILLIAM Byes were put to the bar, and being . afked, in the ufual form, what they had to fay why fentence of death fhouldnot be paffed upon them, they feverally addreffed the Court in a few words —throwing themfelves upon its mercy. The RECORDER then addreffed the prifoners in a long and very affeding fpeech, wherein hi reca pitulated the leading eircumftances of this melan choly cafe, and took occafion to admoniffi the au. dience, to take warning from the unfortunate ex ample before them, of the danger of /bit* in the face of the laws, and aduated - by falfe notions of honour, feeking the lives of their fellow creatures or raking their own, by that molt barbarous prac tice of duelling. The RECORDER then informed the prifonersthat in confideration of the Jury having recommended them to mercy, the Court had determined to avail themfelves of the late gracious at of his Majefty, which enables the Courts in India, to award fen tence of tranfportation inßead of execution offenders in certain cafes, as they (hall fee fit ; and further, that from fome favourable oirenm fiances which had appeared on the trial, affeding the cafe of Captain Byne, as well as a reprefenta tion which had juft been put into his hands from the officers of the 86th Regiment, flatting that up on a former occafion of this nature Captain Byne had interfered and happily prevented a duel in the Regiment, the Court would be induced to re commend him to his Majefty for pardon, but that the cafe of Lieut. Bellafis appeared in a very dif ferent point of view, and he muft not wed the fmalleft remiffion of his puniffiment. The RECORDER concluded by laying," It there fore only remains for me to pronounce the fentence of the law, as the Court have determined to apply it—which is, that you George Bridges Bellafis, than be tranfported to the slattern coat of New South Wales, for the term of fourteen years—and that you, Charles William Byne, (hall be tran (ported to the fame place, for the 'term of (even years." PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 28. Previous to prayers being read, their Lordildps in a Commit tee of Privileges returned the confideration of the Rev. Mr. Brydges's claim to the Barony of Chandos, and heard Counfel and evidence thereon : the further confideration of the cak was deferred till Wednefday next. Prayers were then read, and dowdy after the Royal Affent was given, by Comadifioo, to feventert Bills, among which were the Lottery and Militia Ofikers Allowance Adis, and the Temple-bar Bill ; the reft were of a private and local defaiption. The Lords CommiSoners were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Wallinghans, and Lord Chief juitiee Ellenborough. Lord Vikonnt CAlt (ATOM addreffed a few abfervations to the Honk, in Which he alluded to the &time:epee of Lord Vifeount Somerton, one ache reprefentative Temporal Peers, being entitled to St under one eonftrudion of the Regulating Aft, alto as Areltbilltop of Dublin, which his Lordihip teemed to think could not regularly be done. The refult was, that his Lordthip's propolidon on the fujedt was ordered to be referred to the Committee of Privileges. Several Petitions from Peers of Ireland, praying, that their claims may he allowed, were prefented, end dick patents, &e. handed in. _ _ The Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in their refpee the Rases. The Marquis of SiLISSOILT reported his Makity's anfwer tothe late - Addseh of the Houle. The Irta Loan Bill, theedamp Duties Bill, and the high National Debt 818 were brought up from the Commons by ME. ALEXANDER. Twelve Private Bills were brought up from the Commons by Sir Joust SINCLAIR, Mr. VIrNtR, Mr. C. DONNAS, and other Gentlemen. Thefe being feverally read a !kit time, and fume private bulbs& difpored of. their Lordlldps adjourned till Muoday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPZAILIII, accompanied by &Taal Members, Ming,, poifuant to Commons, attended in the Houk of Lord., on his return infos med the Houk that the Royal Went Wham given by Commillion, to the Lottery Bill, the Militia Ssbakeras'/1111, the Liverpool Exchange Bill, and feveral private Bills. An Account was preferned of the net amount of the perma nent Revenue for the year ending the sth of April, Oka, which was mdered to be prime 4. • The Fraukl'ig Bill was read a third time, and pad. Ordered, oa the motion of Mr. Va m sr ,that the Oen llama appointed to bring jA A Bill to exempt catall3 Legacies from payment of Duty, be loßrodied to make provillon for granting farther time for the' ping a I •te* Deed", and for Jtaleadine the Adt of the tad of his Deafest Mid -ay. The 818 sz , ,,,!:9ITTART ittollett In a Sill for authorising Soldiers, , Mariners, certain Officers, and perfons belonging to the Militia and Pencil'le Corps, to pradife Trades In Corpora tions, Ste. without prejudice, however, to the privileges of the Untverfitles of Cambridge and Orford.—Read a &it, and or demi to be read a fecond time on Monday. The Houk having refolved Into a Committee on the Sugar' Coopers' Petition, it was refolved, on the motion of Mr. La , that compenfation ought to be granted to the Sugar Coopers, the Owners of Lighters. and other Veffels, who might be liable to fuftain any lots by the Loudon Port Improvement BIIL The Houk refutned, and the Report was ordered to be received on Monday. Mr. VANS, gave notice that he would on Monday move the Houfe to refolve into a Committee to confider of the Allowances now made on prompt payment of Stamp Duties. Mr. VANSITTART laid that be would on Monday, in the Committee of Ways and Means, move that the Commiffionas for managing the Revenue of Hackney Coaches for London and Weitminiter mould be vefted with a power to inereafe the numbtr of thole Coaches. _ _ _ _ The Houfe baying refolved into a Committee on the Report of the Committee on expiring Laws, it was votoktrat the 39th of his prefent Majeßy for • the encouragement of the Britilh Filheries, and the Aft of the a6th foe pothibidrig the importa tion of wrought Silks and Velvets, &mild be farther continued for a limited time. Mr. Vanfittart obferved that it was =cel lar, to continue the latter Bill until tome commercial arrange ment between this country and the Powers with which we had lately been at war, should be concluded. The Report was or dered to be received on Monday. The Land Tax Redemption Bill was read a fecond time and committed for Wednefday. The committal of the Public Accounts Regulation Bill was poftponed to Weancfday. The Sinking Funds Confolidation Bill was read a fecond time and committed for Wednefday. The Hull Docks Bill was read a fecond time, and committed to a Select CommittLe. A Meffage from the Lords Informed the Houfe, that their Lord&lps had agreed to the frith Sugar Drawback Bill, the Llcetion Oath Bill, and feveral private Bills. ' Lord Chi macaw a moved for a Committee, on Monday, to confider the Dutch Property Att.—Ordered. The Cotton Apprentices Bill was ordered to be read a third time on Monday. _ _ _ The Report of the Irilh Militia Bill was ordered to be con fidered on Wcdnefday, that of the Scotch Militia, and that of the Yeomanry Corps Service, on Monday. An Account was prcfented from the Treafury of Ireland, of the general heads of Expenditure of a fum of 336,0c01. granted for the fervice cf the year am, which was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Coital' moved that a certain kith Account relative to bah nces in the hands of the Colledtors of kik Revenue, Mould be withdrawn, in order to prefent a more perkiti account in Its place.—Agreed to. • The amended Account was minded, but this too appearing to be ineorredt, a cone rfation arofe upon it, and without or dering it, as ufual , to be laid on the table, the Houk adjourn ed to M onday. LONDON. SATURDAY, MAY 29. Km) CIAILLZeII Parroasz e i s. r.—Holiday at an the Public PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Private bargains...o=h= 4--CoaL for opg. 76. II YISTEILDAY. ?RICE OF 871 Bank Stock 183 3 per Ct. Red. 72f 73} 3 per Cont. Coat. 73} 7373 i 74 0 4 Per ic L 88189 ti 3 Pet C. A. I°3 to., to3s too Ditto, 97 tat 1036 Laos Ann. 20 11-1613-16 Short Ann. 4 IS-i6 s Imp. 3 per Cent. 7si 7tl 7s Imp. Ann. 14 India Stock Excise. Ms ss. a 6s. dIE Omnium si I i i prem. Coot for the op. 751 36 7si 761* COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Antfterdam, tit i 3 aU. Cadiz 36} dial Genoa *47* Ditto, at fight to 9 Madrid 341 Paper Lifbon 6ii Rottenlant, to 14 IU. Ditto 36; On% Oporto 67 Hamburg 31 to at U. Bilbao 36 Palermo yo Altona 3a 11 2 U. Leghorn sit pence per oz. Calls 34i In paper Naples 44 Dublin 13 Park, i day's date, 23 to—Ditto 2 UL a 3 24 liv. llounteaus - - a Uf. 13 15 Br. Venice, 50 Lines Pieoli Medial per xi. fterL This day we received Paris Journals to the ayth. They fill continue fluent refpeding any of the rumours we mentioned yefterday, and which may be confidered as abfolutely unfounded. Their contents are not very interelting. It appears by a Proclamation of Lacxxac, that they are willing to admit foreign (hips into St. Domingo on alcluty of 20 per cent. on the cargoes ; but, if the reports have not been exaggerated. refpeaing the treat ment experienced by American veil& in that quar ter, who will rifque their property in fuck fpe culations ? Switzerland, it would appear, hill continues to be much agitated. Among the fubjoined extra is from the French Papers are tome relating to that unhappy country, which fate the inikrreCtion to have been quelled; but in thofe of the latett date it is hated, that the troubles fill continue in tome diftries.-7 - ser, Conforuli 56 f. i 5 c. PARIS / MAY 35.... The colony of St. Domingo, fo long a prey to diturder, is about to be gradually reftored tons original deftination. For tome years paft its commerce has been fubjeaed to no rule. The French nation, to whom we may fay it ex clufively belongs, did not fend thither a tingle [hip. We mutt return, but by degrees, to the ancient order : we mull, as formerly, affign to national and foreign commerce their refpeetive parts. But prudence will not permit us to take from the one what was fo unfortunately given to it, in order to reltore the whole to the other. We mutt wait for the return of old habits: our mann faCtories mutt improve their productions: the com munication with England has put an end to our former wants, and created new ones: we mull con fine our invettments to the different articles which, ferve at prefent for manufalturing our colonial productions. Who can entertain any doubt that the Engin have introduced into St. Domingo tome new procelles of real utility, as they may alfo have improved their knowledge in regard to feveral points of cultivation and fabrication? The Captain General Lact.sac has publithed the following decree, perfeltly adapted to circum fiances: it does not take every thing from foreign- ere, nor &tut it give every tiling ' to the Efette# ; • • ,••• • • - - • on the import duties is a grit encouragemen• effete of which muft be deccifive. EXPEDITIONARY ARMY. Read Quarters, Port Republicain, co Ger.r.. Year so, (March 31.) 'The Commander in Chief orders : ART. I. All Frcuch veffels arriving diredtly from F . :A.I- , and laden with French merchandise, (hall be fubjcdt to y,. t import and export duties only the half of what is czadted :Ictu Foreign maps. 11. All vends which (hall import dry nterchandize, f.thtic, ted in other countries thap France, (ball pay of import duty r) per cent—The Commander in Chief, (Signed) ic cc r c. Government has granted a penfion to the widow of GeneraIDESTAING. This General commandLd the 4th Light Infantry for feveral years. He dif• tinguilhed htmfelf in all the battles in which 11.4 corps was engaged : as Chef de Battaillon, he received five honourable wounds. Being made a General on the field for his gallant behaviour at the battle of the Pyramids, he was made General of Divifion in the next campaign. At the battle of Aboukir, on the 7th of Thermidor, Year 7, he commanded the Light Infantry of the advanced guard, and by his good difpolitions and intrepidity repulfed the fiat line of the Turks, whom he drove into the fea. • On the 3oth Ventofe.March It, General MEWOU gave him the command of tfie advanced pare!. but he was feverely wounded at the commence. ment of the anion. He retarned to France lame in confequence of his wounds. ['TRACT FROM THE REGISTERS OF THE DECREES OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC. Paris, April 3, dos. BONAPARTE, Firft Conful of the Frenchßepob. lk, and Prefident of the Italian Republic, in con fequence of the 83d article of the Conftitution, which runs thus, Government convokes the Le. giflative Body, and prorogues its Seffion Dace ss s —The Meeting of the Members of the Legiflative Body, for the Seffion of the year 1802, Mall take place on the a4th of the month of June at Milan, in the palace prepared for that purpofe. The prefent Decree (hall be fealed with the Seal of State, inferted in the official Journal, and in. fcribed in the Regifters of the Civil and Admini ftrative authorities. The Grand judge is charged with the publication of the prefent AR. (Signed) BON•PARTI. For the Prefident, F. 14ARESCALCHI, Mar a6.—The Confuls have publifhed a decree, which bates, that the Jewifh Rabbis can not give the nuptial benediaion, but to thofe who fhall prole in form, that they have contradeci marriage be, fore a civil officer. General Mtraav has arrived here iro s m his jour ney to Rome and Naples. Letters from Naples ftate, that in confequence of the Drought, the whole eaftern part of Italy is threatened with a famine. MILAN g Mar r 3.—We experienced here at half after ten in the morning of yefterday, a firong un dulatory fhocl of an earthquake, which la(led two minutes4but luckily it did no damage. The cafe, however, was not the fame at Crema, Caravaggio, Chiari, and other neighbouring places, where this (hock occafloned mifchief. Its ciiration was from North to South. BOLOGNA, MAT s.T—The want of good order among the people has attained to fuch a pitch, that neither the vigilance of the police, nor the power of the law, is capable of reftraining them. Our Birricakisi, an order of the lower clafs, fimilar to that of the Lassuermi at Naples, not only enter the (hops and boufes for the purpofe of robbing, but even attack people in the open day. One of them who, in the middle of the market, at ten in the morning, feized an old woman by the throat, in order to take her money which flue had in her pocket, and which amounted only to a trifle, has been juft executed. This wretch was alEfted by three others, who were not deemed worthy of death. He was in the good graces of the cacti donee' wife, and thought that by her influence he Should efcape the parfait of juftice. BUNS, Mar t4.—We have received the happy intelligence, that the infurreelion is quelled in the Pays de Vaud. The infurgents have laid down their arms, and retired peaceably to their homes, on the fummons fent to them by General Atm. They only demanded oblivion or the part. The French General, and the Commiffary Ku N, both promifed to intercede for them with the Helvetic Government. Troops are going to be ilationed in the different diftriEts of Leman, for the purpri t of maintaining good order. The archives burnt are eaimated at about thirty. A report was fpreads that a capitulation had been Signed with the rebels of the Pays de Vaud, and that they obtainecl;wiih a general amnefty, the abolition of tythes and other taxes. This intelligence is fully_contradiftecl by the following letter of General MouraicHn al) to the Petty Council " I have the honour to inform the Petty Coon. cil, that the orders I gave to General Am sir, t.• fummon the infurgents of the Pays de Valid, t return to their duty, have been executed. 'llc principal body to the number of sOOO hay: ceeded peaceably to their homes. I null not ~ t • tempt to refute the 4bfludities which the enemies ofi kgc