Star. — London, England, 1801-11-09 00:00:00

tl.'• C. 61. tI f:,l of t!.. Th.-I. call long 1.1 end PAstx, cp.n i rnt : n Tull tna ; and ci!..l They IL:. ze cf inflre [write Lau in, that th ie from th itfelt to 6 amen_ of ps, its;,:;•, Thr d. to rs Puff.: : nl4 ! Igtl,•a. auir. bk.! efs N Is o .U; Al j, of Cle di.; 1. me:,;: ,: nni;v . vi I e ly inre.l.ll,m2' zithrr• r COntirlU-.1; notiur. thcit ca•:.... ) a f..7t : . ..fc llzliuld : ::mpres pry Their yc,ti placid y :o each nth overawed try in tile paticrl.r! Inn thrm fly bytray4 1 attacl,nu lotion b,ic then to ti: to that c luccd Iry t d Hattny. 1, the abr to P .- -11 ' c ctf th: ic. :an adep ig that ld altouiat r agitate ,at the eff rfulnels hat evtr % lAll grk .ttri the 'lltAno I acknowhi e S!3:'. r%c:IJ ROAT '(nt. 1 : f o 6 ;;Ol,ttL;tri, 1 . 2 LC• rand • 1 Car. rcorlP lllll l ivcrfary !.lug'..ter, 1 . ;3 J year. i, Yogi; force CAIII or, where. a Strmon, reric 6.--" kd in tne." o w oc h TioefJA y, very mm e ipcludcil rated Prix• ifh Eichc , inteJ Go% :ived q cr , dic4 r i of 111.1 WY, bl , Lturtiay. t ML tIBLIN, NOVEMBER 5 71 , r. hclng laft day of the time limited ps t h • rf Tinian for receiving returns upon the the elesction t f Temporal Peer of in the room cif the bite Lord ltosssio:•.r, the yearns were made up by the Clerk of the Cowl and Hanaper. TIIC 11111'111)er of writs ill Bled amount to 126; upon 43 of which returns kVe been made, vie - • --- • 1:11.1VOLIE Of CHARLES Wit.t.tarkt Lord Vifcount CHART-midAt 4 2 . In favour of CHARLES Lord Vircountamtoi, 1. The tingle vote was, we underhand, that of the Earl c,f Gsaimois: Tllc Clerk of the Crown has therefore certified to the Imperial Parliament the eletlion of Lord CHARLINILLE. S atur day laa t Sir HENRY BROWNE HAYES was con vey,:d to Cove; and put on board one of the eonvia chips deftined for Botany Bay. He was taken from prifon in a boat, attended by Mr. Sherif NEWSOM, and a guard. The Theatre opened IA night, with the Tra gdy of km:to and Piet, arid the Farce of the L ov er --.HOLINAM and Mrs. Km tireow, as Rono and f uliel, were refpeftively applauded with very conficietable warmth in almoa every fcene. Two new performers were introduced as Friar laurrnre and the Priact.—The Farce went Ot With tolerable applaufe. _ _ - . The Theatre prefented a brilliant appearance—. having undergone every necelfary repair, and the decorations are in the firft (tile of elegance, and produce a very fplendid and pleating cffeft : the cupalo eicling is newly painted by Zafforoni, and with very appropriate tale. The Houfe was by no means crowded. On Saturday the Dorfet militia marched into P ort litiotkth from Fort Nlonckton, near Gofport, to do due; initead of the Worcefter, which are for their own County. iI t a GRAMO Patois of the Order of Malta in &remit'', has bien required by the Emperor &mains, to proceed to the election of a New Grand !defter: The votes ,are. to he tranfmitted to Peteriburgh. and thence to the Pope, who is to dec ]are the perfon in whole favour the majority ileil l ia e ter. The Order of Malta is to be under the prole Lion of the EMPEROR. of RUSSIA. e Freheh Kteifter, Messily, to the Circle of Enabta, fotied the difputes which fo long fub fitled betwe,n the Duke of WIRTEM BURG and his States; In confequence of which the State prifo ners, Witd had been confined for 20 months at Hohenafperberg, have been reltafed. By the direction, no doubt, of the French Go. vernment, the Helvetic Diet has been cafhiered, and a Conftitution, prepared for the Serifs laf May, is to be put in execution. V.'e turn with froth thefe Conftitution makers. We look with pity to thole Who are the viaims of them. Jr is af4 not a little extraordinary, that in the teighth of war, and during the expedition *la Hol hnd, 3 per cents: were as high as ; and now, in time of peace, they are beloW that price. The moll interefiing fpeetacle of modern times, to fee flatefmen defending their tonfflency. This is a t.ik very properly undertaken by men who are reliered from the fatigues of official duties. It itqlfires a great deal of leifure, much ingenuity, and if knack at sunlit,' and twigiqg plain words, which king habit only can give. When we look at the termination of the Ameri cari War, and bf the late general war, what are we to think of the wifdom which has uniformly dire&ed the affairs of this nation ? Surely the ad vocate for war ought to lower their tone a little. unlefs they can (hew better fpecimcns of ability in condufting it. A letter froib kdinburgh, dated November 5, fall Au.° This day the French prifoners which have dablitild In the Celtic, were marched to Leith, asid embarked on b_oprd watts in the Roads to eat, _to France. They amounted to nearly Seoi and . theft , appearance indicated that their treatment here has been humane and comfortable. They Were all ii good health, and as might be ex pected, very happy in the profpee of being reilored to their friends and families. _ •' On Monday night a fi ing-boat with hands on board from Cove, near Dunbar, while working up the Frith in a heavy gale of wind, *as overfet a little above the ifland of Inchkeith, and all on board perifhcd. The boat has been towed into Leith, and the buoys, with tome tackling, have been driven alhore near the Glafs-houfc.s.— The crew were fees by the people in a Berwick fmack, clinging to the bottom of the boat after Ilse had overfet, but the fea ran fo high that they eonld give them no affillance.—She is named the Janet, Roarer BIOCAR " Yellerday feveral gentlemen went in a boat from Leith, for the putrfe of fixing upon a pro per fpot for ereeting a Light-houfe upoa the illand of Inchlcith. This mull prove of great fervice to the (hipping, and we hope the work will fpcedily be fet a-going " __• _ _ The Montgomery Militia, commanded by Col. ERAWN, will march from Yarmouth for Coventry ott Thurfday next. Early on Thurfday morning a farmer near Netv c..file, who is very infii m, luppofed he heard fome perfons picking locks in the lower part of the houfe. On haying attentively, he could diainguith dif. ferent voices, and having no man fervant who flept under his roof, he was afraid in his feeble (late to FO among them t he had the yrefence of mind, however, to OWN large cheefes out of a drying room near his , and trundle them one at; ter another slows bin. All was loon filent, and he ventured With his maid.fervant to examine the hemi . e. They found a beaufet, in which was a little old plate, forced open, and his bureau nearly fo ; but only a few ( po rn were gone. which the thieves had pocketed before they were alarmed by the rolling of the cheefes. They left behind them a few (mall keys and a great coat. There were Nos and CIA in the bureau to the amount of NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. On S tturday lafi. Mr. Locites fccond (hip of 1.100 tons, built this feafon for the iervice of the EaII India Company, to be commanded by Capt. CHARLES JONES, was launched from Mr. PITCH ER'S yard, Northfleet, and nan:ed, in compliment to the Lite Chairman of the Exit India Company, the DAVID SI OTT. Certainly no name can be more appropriate to an EMI India thip of her magni tude, than that of a Gentleman whofe integrity and knowledge have railed th e H ou f e , w hi c h he has now conligned as a valuable inheritance to his fon, to greater commercial profperity than was ever, perhaps, acquired by one individual ; and whom potterity will rank with the diftin; : , , uithed ornaments of the Trade of Great Brita in, the GRESH•MS and the PIETTVS. FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.—This morning put in here, in ditlrefs, the Pruhian (hi p juffrow Hannah, Capt. NIARTIN SCHWARTZ, from Liverpool, with fait, for Dantzick ; the failed froin thence on the 2d instant; in company with about 46 fail of other veftels, all of which were feparated in the dread ful . gale on Tuefday hit ; this fhip has loft her main-top-mall, boats, fails, &c. one man was waffled overboard ; Captain SCHWARTZ flew this morning a large (hip with her foremaft and bow fprit gone, a few leagues to weftward of the Li zard ; the faw alfo a Prufflan bark going into Mounth•bay, fuppofed in diflrefs ; a large Norway NO put into fielford this morning, with timber, all he r boats and deals were wafhed overboard; the wind being now moderate to the fouthward we may cxprft feveral other arrivals to-morrow. An i7ed this day the American (hip Jane, Capt. cut La, from Hamburgh, with flax feed, linens, &e. for Teneriffe ; fhe put in here to compleat her 'ergo with fifh.—Sailed the CHILDERS brig of 14 guns, Captain CRAUEORD, for Plymouth.. A fehooner rigged boat, belonging to Mr. MADAMS, Contrasior for the Navy at this port, in going 4.ff with provifions, ftores, &c. to the Ra- VEN hoop tlf war, lying in Carrick Roads, unfor tunately ovcrfet, by which accident four feamen belonging to that (hip were drowned. A calk of rum waffled on (bore in the morning from the boat, and Was picked up by four invalids helong ing to Pendennt< <N..anion, who drank to filch ex cels, that one of tnem died on the fpot, and the other three are not likely to recovi.r. PLYMOUTH, Nor. 7.—Laft evening arrived in Cawfand Bay, his Majcily's Chip MAR S, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral THORNBIAOUGH : the was forced from the Bay by the violence of the gale of wind laa Tuefday, and was driven fo far to the weft ward, that flue could not fetch this harbour until lad evening. The JUST!, of 8o guns, Captain NAGLES, parted her cables on Wednefday !aft, in Cawfand Bay, and was obliged to pu: to fea ; the alfo returned lass evening. Came in the Ras , of t 8 guns, from the weftward : the Portuguele brig itoy dos Marees, Captain SOR A, from Opor to, with wines, for Guernfey : and the Ebenezer, C.lptain M SCAARIi, from Longfound,with deals, for this port. Sailed the A.NE. Li a, of 44 guns, Captain HERBERT, 1.:1 a cruizc. Eleven fail of the vidualled fur fi ve months, have; it is faid, failed from Torbay, to maize off Bantry Bay, on the coati of !Leland : alfo five fail of the line, for the Well Indies all the others of the fleet in Tor bay, we anderftand, are viatialling for five months. This day at noon arrived off Penlee Point, a (hip of 74 guns, with a fignal of diarefs flying, which was immediately repeated by the fignal Tower at Maker, in confequence of which a great number of boats left the harbour, and went to her atiillancc, by which means fhe was foon warped, and towed into a fife anchorage in Cawfand Bay ; (he has loft her main and vnizen topmafts, and re ceived other damage in the late gale of wind : foe is fuppofed to be the OR um, from the fleet. Wheat. s. d. 69 Povrimouru, Nov. B.—Yeßerday arrived thel SATURN, of 7+ guns, Rear-Admiral Torr le, Capt. BRISBANE.; the EXCELLENT, of 74 guns, Captain STOPFORD ; and the Doets, of 36 guns, Capt. C. BRISBANE, from Torbay. This day arrived the CANADA, of 74 guns, Captain YORKE, from Torbay; and Esnym tom, of 38 guns, Captain DURHAM, from the Downs. Admiral LUTWIDGE has hoitled his flag on board the TRENT man of war. On Tucfday next Sir WILLIAM PLUCK& is to be tried by a Court-Martial: YARMOUTH, Nov. B.—The of Yarmouth, Captain Ft.ic tor, from Hull, laden with goods, foundci ed at fea in a gale of wind, and all on board perithed. . The following is Rated to be the nation of the packets, when the Peace is concluded, viz.—The Dover packet, from Dover to Calais ; Harwich packet, two from Harwich to Helvoet Sluys, for Holland • and four at Yarmouth to Cuxhaven, for the Northern Powers.—The HUNTER houfe cutter, picked up at tea on the 4th inilant, a boat marked on the Ilan Jnhn Hay ; but no thip's name : a cheft containing wearing apparel was found in the boat. The Pitt scL or ORANGE packet, Captain Batocv, takes the mails on Thurf day next from Harwich to Cuxhaven : the packets on their return from Cuxhavot, are to Land their snails at the lira port they can make. FROM LLOYD'S Lon% DEAL, Nor. B.—Arrived the GANNETT !loop from a crutze.—Wind S. St W. GRAY r no, Nov. ll.—Paffed by the Lord Wal ftngham, SMALLS; Earl Cornwallis, Rosinson ; Thetis, —; and Lucie Maria, Downs, from Bengal; Earl Spencer, RAIT; Mary Ann, BARER; and Harriet, SINCLAIR' from Calcutta; Hawke, BAKER ; Prince William Henry, BAZILET ; and Sir Edward Hughes, OR DOLTON, from Madras; Hope, Dant:mow, from Bombay ; Salamander, Horraa, from the South Seas; Aurora, Coff man, from Honduras; Thomas, BARCLAY, from Trinidad ; and Sufannah, —, from Calais.— Sailed the Catharine, —, for St. Michaels; Henrietta, --, fur Honduras; Carolus, Sia scan, for Hamburgh ; and Twe Gebroders, Moarz, for Ansiterlim. ARRIVFn la tbc Dowca.-Tbc Bcrbiz, Waco, from Nov Novitiate; sod lAaus, lialway, Wain Triai4.l4. f..PV . L 1 5 ., :TS. Sa to 76,. pa . crarter ; 15. tr. ley, dos. to 52i. ; Oats, to 3p. ; I.l.:Ans, 60.. to 68s. pet- quarter. *c MARX-LANE, NOVEMBER 9. W e had a very good fupply of Eifex and ken , - ill Corn in general tliis morning, yet the Wheat Trade has proved biiik at an advance of full 0. per quarter.—Batley is alfo worth more moi.ey.— Oats fell freely, and from is. to is. Gd. higher dial, Friday. New and Old Beans, as well as Boiling Peas, obtain higher prices, which will be noticed by reference to our Currency. Hog Peas are dearer. Mait arid other things without alteration. Flour Gos. per lack. Englifh Wheat, 465. 6ci. 745. per quarter. Foreign Ditto, 345. 68s. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 735. Rye, 335. 365. Barley, 265. 355.—8e1t (New) 485.535. Malt, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), G6s. Oats, 205. 265. 335. Horfe Beans, (New) 325. 375.—01 d 445. Tick Beans, (New) 265. 34.5.—01 d 425. Hog Peale, 403. to 4.55. Boilers, 48s. to 565. CarraWay Seed, 365. to 41s. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Rape Seed, 361. to 401. per lail. Canary, Bos. to 9os. Flour, Gos. per lack. FROM THY. LONDON GAZETTE, .TATURDAT, Not% 7. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re turns ending the 3 tft of Oetober, . _ _ Rye. R. d. 44 9 Barley. s. d. go 0 Oats. 1 Beans. P. d. s. d. 1 .5 S 45 I Peak. a. d 4S 11 Awnge prices of Foreirn Corn, by which Oh Bounty on Importation is rci;ubted. the week cndingthe ;tit Odtohcr. . _ Mica. I fivi. 'Barley. I I Oats. Beans. I Pea(. s. d. s. J. s. d s. ti. s. d. s. d. sc Is 0 Q 23 10} 22 hi 34 21 o o The average Price of Sugar, compute from the Returns wank in the week 6iling the 4th November, 18cm, h 455• Sy per hundred wcigft. i OF GRAIN, AT Tilt FOLLOWING WAR(ETS B sI NG' I *I: [..-.-Wheat 63$ od to C9l per Q.,an‘r. Belle; 37s cd to 463 od I Bcani 37s cd to 593 od 03 , 3 241 od to 361 cd Peale 355 cd to od Ni% , BURT —Wheat 453. od. to 725. od. per Quarter. Bark) , 343.0 d. to 445. od. Brans 403.04 to 3.0 d. Oats 335. 04.10 369. od. Peak 421. od. to 453.04. HI 52$ od to 74s od per Q9artcr. Barley :as od to 445 od I Beaus 35$ od to scs od Oats ass od to 40s od. Peak 378 od to 433 ed R ottso.—Wlseat 493. od. to 795.0 d. per qyartcr. Barley 3c od. to 465. c.d. Beans aBs. od to tog. od. 0.4t1 214. od. to 4c>. od. Peale 38s. Cd to 431. od. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 7. This morning the Court did not fit much above an hour, and no bufinefs of the leaft confequence was tranfaitted. During an argument upon fume point of prac tice, the Court was thrown into the greateß con fution by the fudden entrance of a woman difor dered in her drefs, with difhevelled hair, and exhi biting every f . riiptom of phrenzy. The dool keepers had attempted to keep her out, but not withitanding their turnoff exertions, the had found means to rani palt them. However, one of thcm immediately purfued Ikr, and laid hold of her, *pa as the had come oppofite to Lord KENYON,••• For fame moments it was found impoilible to carry her sack. She itruggled violently, and ex claimed, geice: . 7uffite ! They bath murdered my • children—they haw murdered my children ! I will he beard--ibey have murdered my children ! At Lift the limed overcome by her feelings, and wal, dragged out in a flare of infenfibility. A gentleman at the bar obferved, that he knew her well. She wits an unhappy maniac, belonging to the part of the , country from which he came, at the diftance of many miles from London. Mr. Gainow moved for a Rule to thew Cade why proceedings fhould not be Raid in an Adion brought by one Tomkins,until he fhall have given fecunty for colts. He moved this upon theg round that the Plaintiff is, at this moment, a Debtor in the Fleet prifon. That he made an application to be difeharged under the late general IntolventAB, but which application was rejefted on account of the grofs frauds which appeared to have been com mitted by him upon his creditors. Betides this the Plaintiff Tomkins had become abankrupt, and the Defendant, in this anion, had notice from the affignecs not to pay him any money that might be due to him. The Court would, perhaps, be a little furprifed to hear that a bankrupt was purfuing a civil lit in his own name ; he had obtained his Certificate; but he had obtained it fraudulently, as it was (fated, although he had indeed made an Affidavit that he had obtained it fairly ; upon which there was an indiftment igainft him for per jury. He had, under a knr.wh.dge of all theta circumlhnces, fet his caufe down for trial at the next Sittings at Guiildhall. Mr. GARROW hoped, under all there eireumffances, the Court would be of opinion that proceedings in fuch a ration as this, ought to be Raid, until the Plaintiff (hall have given fecnrity fer coils. Lord K lolls raid, that this fort of application could not, with propriety, be affented to ; it was quite new. The Court could not flop the anion of a poor man, nor of an infamous man ; where the party thing was abroad, out of the jurifdielion of the Court, then it was regular to R.iy proceed ing,, until fecut icy be given for the colts, but when the party was here, and arnerible to Law, the cafe tray othcrwife. Every perfbn in England was folvent in one fenfe or other, that is, capable of riving fatisfaaion to all legal Memo& either in is putfe or his perfon.—Rtile refufed. Mr. GAatow then moved for lease to talc: out ete:usion ;tl:11 ,t 7)eft ndant, nottvitliftandin WI it of Er; d_perdiog. Titis, he Itio, 1 nitw,%l tt on %,cry circtitnitnitce•. The Court kid freqii,:ntly to lamest! that there s-:::st loch term. ia Ws:do:ink' Hall as" Sham Ifteas, Shim ILmiirrer , , or Writs of Error for ." Not only one, but till, of thefe terms were .7 phi cable to the cafe in which he moved ; and by the lif e of' the tricks of which theft: were the names, a Plaitatiff had been kept oot of a vet y large film of money, the Murat of which would be more than the costs, which the Defendant would eventually have to pay : he had an advantage which was not common to Defendants in fuch cafes of delay of payment of debts; for he was an Attorney who manufantircd his own pleadings, and who could not be arreflcd upon the Judgment. The Rule which the Court had followed in ordering execu tion to be fuel out, notwithstanding a Vitit of Error was depending, ~as, that the party who brought that Writ had declared that it was for the putpofe of delay. Here the party had fo de clared molt unequivocally, not by words, but ans. The anion was brought by the Aldminiftrator of the effens of another, upon a promifitry note fer wool. given by the Defendant to the Intt:flate iu his life time ; to which anion the Defendant pleaded a plea of Judgment recovered, which he, an Attorney, mull know to be falfe. Judgment at laft paired against hint, upon which he brott;ht 'Writ of Error, which he, an Attorney, mutt know was for the purpofe of delay, and which woutii keep the Plaintiff out of this money until nett Eafler Term. Such pranices were injurious to the charaner of the profs:l'llon, and he hoped the Court would bring the Defendant before them to state what his Error was. Lord KEN YON—" I am afraid of layir; down a new Rule, or breaking in upon onr, xs inch has been followed now for many years, which is, that if the party declares his Writ of Error was brought for del.ty, execution (hall ilfuc as if there was no filch WI it, but otherwife; and if we break tin (nigh our Rules, which are general, for the fake of meet.: ing the jultire of a particular cafe, great uncer. tainty, and from thence great inconvenience, :•ill wife in the adniitaration of jultice."—Rule re (*tiled. Lord KENYON obferved, that next Tuefday was a day for Argument, and alfo the lull day for moving for New Trials—it was impoflible to go on with both is one day, and thorefore the better comic would be, to take the Motions on Tuefilar, attu defer the Arguments to the next paper day, which was ordered accordingly. The Argument of the cafe of Berkley V. Coo. fins was ordered to (bud over for the prefent, on the fuggeftion of Mr. PARK, that Mr. ADAM, who was to argue on it, was prevented by a domellic misfortune, from attending fo early in the Term. It was then fettled by the Bench, tOr the gene. rat convenience, that on Monday (being Lord Mayor's Day), the Court ihould not fit until half paft eleven, but that Mr. Jultice Gttese (hoot 1 be in Court half an hour froner to take bail and Mo tions of courfe, &c. ?MS ZING V. THE COMMISSIONERSOF TMF CHSTOMS. The ATTORNEY GENERAL ii":Wr:(1 f.1.11e stgaiiir4 a rule obtained by Mr. PARK, for a imodarous the Commitrioners of the Cußents, comm.:: di them to register a South Shielus v 14. 141 c - The Rule had been muvcd fr,r on the Affid isit f a Mr. I-lewd:al. The calf_ was iimpiv c were thr ee oaners of ti e 'hip in queflion, was ;dui% don the account of all &Ann. It been captured, and carried into Norway. Two of the owners had abandoned, and c Line u pot, the under-writers. Ihe third owner ran the rifqn , c, applied for reflitution of the flip, and fucceeded. It came back, and the two other owners having abandoned, the underwriters flood in their places, and deltred to have their names included in the Drip's regiiler; but the other owner, who had pot: fellion of the regitler, refufcd to deliver it up.— The underwriters, therefore, applied to the Com rnifTioners for a new one, which they would not grant, becaufe, in fait, they were nut empowered to do to. The ufual way of marking the altera tion of property in a fhip, was by indorling tl,e certificate of rcgidry. The Commislioners could only grant a new one where the original was or miflaid, confequently there was no pretence rid: fuch a motion. Mr. PAR K obferved, that unlefs the Court could grant the remedy prayed, the (hipping intereit would be in a very awkward pred:cament s the would be under the neceility of Snicg to the Lc. gillature. Lord Krxrox raid, that it would he a re-v good courfc to follow. The Legitlatuec mixt.t relieve where this Court could not the Und, r . writers wanted the Commigioners to do tl tt which by law they could not do. The ATTORNEY GENERAL hoped, as tl::s an experimental motion, that the Court, at a t..ir when there ought to be no walk of ti!e p , sl•' money, would mild the parties who had :11.:Je it with coils. _ _ Lord KFNYOM faid, if filch rrotions wc:e r:pc..t ed, it fliould be at the cyclicc of la, ii c .0. Rule difchargcS. DOC ON THE DEM.CF W. (SCRAM,.... lomo.; I In this Caufc,whielt was tried at Lb:. 1 tit il;'! • for York, Mr. PARKE, moved for a R-;!...; to !here Cattle why there fhould not be a now trial, on tY ground that the vcidiet ..vas tot:ill) ee:. (knee ? Ic was an atlion is c •nr.ti.t, and t' -: Plaintiffs fought to reco•. - cr by c ccf t Mort • gage, made to than by the . Jeferdants, bearing date the 29th c,f Algult 1798. The; inn the otlt.-r lisle, proved a digirmt ae, of EaAruptcy on the t 6th of Augull ; as, from the evi?eneerif a Ceik Lum, it appeared, that his Mailer, o ti tt day, law a creditor pals the window, and it t! e young mat t.) deny him ; at the tm:e into a back room to Peen. The )nung first: the perri,l tranfitai.A, by fa):ig he rem.-!;!!:%,i Kcil t.i .t it was a v.!;:ck Rufhlooos. fair witnef!. a ic.male fervant, alto proved a falvl of Ean!cmptcy. Notwithltanding Iris c% the Jury th.-ng!‘t i:roper to rcurn a ver,,•:: icr the nie-Jnied.