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VAUTICyIL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind North. AIR. Dll. Alt. 1591 t. n*:1•1.1 I i Hatuburgh IV , .tcriard o r I Gottenbergh 0 I 0 rm.MOUTH, JULY z3.—Arrived his Majel nut, of :6 guns, Capt. HILL, from the Dowis, with the following vedlis under convoy : the curly, ; Eagle, HARRIS ; and the Brothers, Putney, from London. Arrived alfn the Yare, HARRIS, from Oporto, having parted with the fleet yeflerday mot /lir:, about forty fail, under convoy cf his Majefly's b r ig Avox, of :8 guns, and the MILLEROOR fchoo ner, of :6 guns, which appeared fhortly after, and proceeded on for the Eallward. Appeared off this it -mining about eighteen fail of vefiels, under convoy of a frigate, fuppofed to be his Majelly's (hip CA RYS. roar, from St. Kitt's. Yederday failed the DIANA packet, ST. AUSYN, for tironn, with the mail of the 9ithinitant. This Jay failed the brig Ceres, BRAITH. vat vr,for Liverpool; the American (hip Julia, Vtc':- tv, for ditto, with tobacco ; •and the following vef re'.c, to join the ottward bc.urid Portugal fleet, which arpored off late lati evening, vii. Friend(hip, How ; Ceres, BENTLEY ; and Neptune, Dettwitec.for Libor: ; and the Ann, Gna IN. for Oporto.—Wind N. W. - PLYMOUi-11, JOLT t4.--Came in the Zeasous. of 74 guns, from Portfmonth ; Faux, of t 4 gni% and the Cocsalercv, of t 6 guns, from a craze. Sailed the GOLIAH, of 74, and l'Esrisoia, of 16 gabs, to the Wellward.—Wind variable. PORTSMOUTH, JOLT 15.—Arrived the DIADgM man of war lion the Channel fleet; l'Earaspas• sours cutter from a Cruiie ; the (hip Stronlhall, Duce, from Menu% and the lima bomb, with a convoy from the Downs. Sailed the PetoirEßO bomb with a convoy for the Downs. Paid by the . Mu: 'woe fchooner,- and the Avow brig of war. with a fleet under convoy from Falmouth. It is fuppofed that the Eaa India convoy will not fail from St. He len's until intelligenie is received of tbe combined knadron. The whkh arrived on Saturday for the payment of the . troops in india, was 'hipped yeaerday. A 'convoy for the Mediterranean will fail in the cnurfe of the week. The APOLLO and MIR. CURT frigates were taken nut of dock this morning, and the MBLPOMEN e, Captain °LTV Ea, was taken is --Wind N. E. SHEERNESS, JUSilf Tg..--Sailtd this afternoon 'froin the Nore the Mercator armed fhip, with 26 fail of veTels, under convoy, for the Baltic.—Wind N.E. DEAL, JULY as.—Came down from the River, the Rofina, Perm, for Madeira and St. Thotnes's— Arrived yetlerday afternoon, the BOIIIITTA flal> of war, from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the tell of the (hips as per lA. Wind Northerly. Yaemoirrit, Juer is.—This morning Admiral Rusr.ti.t. arrived in the Roads, with his fquadron, conftaing of the MA J ESTIC, of 74 guns, Admiral RUSSELL; ELEPHANT, of 74 guns, STATELY, Of N. guns, and the DIOMEDE, of so guns; and remain with the Roebuck, of 44 guns, Penelope frigate, Cor snerant and Mufqiiito &opt, Snipe and Sharpflionter gun brigs, and Hunter cutter. The Lark packet, Capt. DELL, with mails and pairenger e ) remains wind bound.Z—Wind Hy Lt., JULY st.—Laft night and this morning near 4.0 fail of !hips arrived at this port from the Bal tic, under convoy of the Prince William armed 'hip,' &c. We underfland that upwards of to veffels, chiefly cots loaded, part of this convoy, are lying in Grirnfby and the Ha*k Ro'kds, waiting for orders what port to proceed to with their cargoes. •Twenty veffels for Grimfby arrived there yefterday from the Baltic with the abrve fleet. A frigate and a cutter Rationed at the mouth of the Humber have imprcffed a great number of failors from on board this fleet. The Prince William armed (hip is appointed to prnceed direaly forTonningen, with the F7anckfort and Har. land, which Lave been detained feveral days in Grimiby Roads, waiting for a convoy ; the Brunf wick, BRADY, is expelled to join them; another convoy will fuccecd them in fourteen days. The Mann, Ross, from Greenland, arrived at this port nn Wednefday, with zo Mb, about 400 butts of blnbber, 150 tArs of oil, and .I.# tons of fins; a full /hip. Captain ROAR left the ice on the 20th June. — On eat , 27th May fpoke the Perfevefance, Mircitirs- ZONI with 8 filh ; and on the 6th June, the Sarah and _Elizabeth, EW BANKS, with 9 @h. The Oak, of Whitby, G tn. STEPHSNE mailer, was left in Green land, a full (hip. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CAAVZSEND.JutrJafon, Strong; Aid, Trotter; Coward, Ottvay : Catharine, Brown : Emerald, Storr ; Hope, Cook ; Byficld, Tat for ; Francis and Harriet, and the Hefty, Taylor, from Dantzic; Mary, Hurry, from Hondu ras; Conftant Mary, Chapman ; Grants, —, and the Peter and Ann, Dunbar,from Norway; Jupiter, Mamour, from Smyr na Margaret, Salta+, ; Amelia, Abbot; and the Pitt, Smith, from Memel; Lord Helen's, —; London Packet, Gray ; and the Diana, Gallaway, from Riga : Lydia, I.avrfon; lord Belton, Wickham; Mary, Bofwortb; Harmony, Linen; Li berty, Hammond; Henry, Pike; and the Providence, Stevenfon, from Pillau.—Sailed the Ecoraimy, Narman ; and the Good in tent, Clark, for Pctc:lburgh ; Henry, Haye, from Riga ; Orb, Anderfon. and the Mercury, Darnell, for Elfinore; Eleanor, James, for Dublin; Plurnix, Bayes for Varei ; Fortuna, Rum merman, and the Alert, Salter, for Tonningen. Jiute e...--Paffed by the Nancy (a prize) from Plymouth; Polly. Clan:, from Nast York; Marquis of Huntley, Hand ton, from Cbarkilon; Sterling, Britton from Smyrna; Bird, Bowden. from Venice; Turnbull, Robinfora, from Greenland ; John and Richard, Grintilay. from Stockholm. and the Chrifli ana,Scotr, from Dantzie. Sailed the Eleonora, Wright, for Stettin. The Furtor, Caldwell, from New York, left loading for the Clyde. the brigs Macs, Gill, and Rc:overy. Lift Wednefday the American Chip linntrefs arrived it the port of Lancafter, recaptured by the Neptune, Wilton. of that place, in company with the Crefcent and Hibernia, of Liverpool, on their pairage from Tortola •rhry afro recaptured the Ameri can Chip Charles Caner, Tomkins, both which velftis hail been ten days in portilSon of the Fpaniili privateer Maria, Lobo, from Port,, Rico. "Ulm Neptune arrived late uu Wviincklay evening at %.scaler. A ALARMED. • I In Startgate Creek, ere Tree Dame, Janfon, from Cadiz; Loyal Volunteer, —, and the Miiry i Frederick, from Malls—At Ponfmouth, Anna Jacettrna, Se*, from Bengal; and Act vourite, Volans, from Surinam—At Poole, Mercury, Brown, front Newfoundland—At Fairmont, Sedulous, Ingraham ; and the Jenny, Relpin, from Oporto...At Hoylake, 1.14 Carlam, Ritchie, from MelUna — At Liverpool, Dove, Lovett ; and the Brothers, Hammond, from Newfoundland • Goldea.Ame Nye from Bolton ; James, Clough. from Greenland : Raps, Hot. land, from Savannah ; Euphron, Learey, from New Branfwick; Robert, Parker, from Piano ; Pitt, Sharp, and the Augufta, Bland, from Nevis—ln the Clyde, Olive Branch, --, from Charlefton ; and the Margaret, Miller, from Hallfax-LAt Dub lin, Perleverance, Holloway, from New York ; and thetli:ft; beth, Herman, from Leghorn--At Belfaft, Thomas, JetterfiT, from New Orleans—At Newfoundland, Hope, Seaky, and tl!e Favourite, —, from Liverpool—At St. Kites, Ganges, Rana, and the Julius, Authrin, from London. The Lady Sinclair, Lady Forbes, and Cumberland, are arrive at Jamaica, from Leith. The Recovery, Wyllie, formerly mentioned u ashore to the fouthward of Sandy Hook, has fince been got off, is repaired, and loading at New York for Greenock. The Herman, Hayt, from Liverpool for MeEna, is captured and carried into Cadiz. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. .. Lieut. Louis (fon of Admiral Lends) is promoted to a Column". der, and appointed to the Bittern, vice Corbet promoted, add appointed to the Sea Boric, vice Hon. C. BorLe, appointed to the Amphitrite. Lieut. Kvstenv (fon of Admiral Knight) is promoted and ap pointed to she- Childers, vice Sir W. BOLTON, promoted and ap pointed to the Guerrier. • Ciptain Coc is ET is sispointed Principal Agent for Tranfports 'in the Mediterranean. Capt. ELLIOTT is appointed to the Aurora frigate at Portfmonth „ . The following letter is prom an O ffi cer in the fqua. dron under Admiral Sir Taoatt:Gt , Aass, employed 'in the blockade of Rochefort : -• . OFFROCII2TOILT,I/Nl2 28—The enemy's tquadron in Roche fort conflits of five fai l of the line, five frigates, gun-veffels, Ste. When firft we arrived before this port they were difmantled,with tome of their malts out ; but they are now completely ready for tea, and within there few days we have obferved an Admiral's flag flying from one of them. We arc affurtd, on the authority of neutrals, that they intend to make a daftt the Brit opportunity ; and lam afraid we may not be able to prevent them. It is impof fihle to keep dole in with this coati, without incurring the greateft rifle and danger from weiterly gales ; but lbould the wind and wea ther remain favourable, they cannot efcape unreal, as our fqua dew is anchored in a line ibreatt, at equal diitances aerials the entrance of the harbour. They here not yet any troops on board ; but there is a difpafeable force within a day's march of Rochefort. They have alto two frigates lan the Rocks, in a very forward Rate. In l'Orient there is one (hip of the line ready for lea, and an other ready for launching. "Our fquadron conflfts of fix fail of the line, one frigate,and lugger, under the command 'Of Sir Thomas Graves, whore anxious with is to try their Imperial courage, and in this with he is ardent ly feconded by every oar= and man in the tquadron." A Gentleman who came pallinger in the Prince Ernell, has prefented us Halifax Papers to the xoth June inclufive, from which we extract the following " The Matilda, Davies, arrived at Halifax left St. Lucia on the 27th May, informs that the enemy's combined fleet had cap tured his Majefty's frigate Seraph and the Cyane (hoop. His Ma jetty's cutter Sandwich. Lieutenant BernOrdiney, has captured the French privateer: ftenontie, from Guadaloupe, of three guns and So men ; alto le Heurent Rencontre, of one gun and 34 men, and h. Venus, of one gun and 36 men and carried them into Nall'au. The Am er ican flip Minerva, from Liverpool for Batton, was fpoke off Halifax, out 28. days. Captain Younghufband, in the Heu ram !loop of war, arrived off Tortola on the 27th of May. and in forms of the combined fleet having arrived at Martinique ; upon which all the Englith ihips were immediately put to lea. The com bined fleet were compelled to flay to long at Martinique for want • of provilions, which were very 1. aree there. ". The Good Intent, from Liverpoot, arrived here,was eiMeired on the 19th of Amil, in ion`. 19. ht. co. by a Spanifh corv e tte; and after Wog about fix hours in pofkfflon, was given up ; the corvette was Lore of Men, owing to the number of captures the had made. Tlae brig John and Mary, from Grenada to Halifax, was loft on the Sable IHand on the Bth of januwy. After lonia ' merable hardthips, in which the Captain loft his life, three of the men Feet eat Bland in a (mall boat on the 16th of May, and through much peril, arrived fife at Lunenburg, near Halifax." Wednefday his Majefty's fhiP Tian., of 64 guns, Captain C . :trueLt., came up from Aberlady Bay to Leith Roads. Saturday the Rini: frigate hauled up to be repaired, was launched from Mr . Bat NM. E v's yard at Stroud. The titan was one of the falteft failing veirels in the fervice previous to her repairs. A letter received from Captain Cullom, of the Hercules, of Aberdeen, dated Davies Straits, 29th May, Rates, that he then had fill fifh, and was faft to the 7th, which he expelled to get. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LAMMERTON RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUL* to. Fifty pounds for all ages, four mile heats. Lord Belhaven'. bay boric Brandon beat Mr. Car- negie's chefnut mare eafily ; no fport. Mr. Wilkie's grey gelding walked over the courfe in a match with Mr. Alder's chefnut mare. for too guineis. A match—Mr. Harriet's grey gelding, and Mr. Brown's bay honk, two mile heats, for so guineas. Mr. Harriet's took the two lark heats. A very good race.—A fine day, and a great deal of company. NANTWICH MEETING, WEDNESDAY, JULY sw The Sol. for three and four years old. Twolnile beats. Mr. Cholmondeley's br. c. Welch Rabblt, by Sir Peter, 4 yn old, SR. Sib. Mr. Billington's b. c. Poynter, 4 yn old, Mt. Sib. t I - 9 S VIORSDAY. JULY 11. The for three years old and upwards. Four-mile heats. Mr. Denham's b. c. Optician, by Telefeope. 4 yrs old, 7ft- tolb. . - - Mr. Ellington's b. g. Bamford, 6 yrs old. 3ft. ylb. - a s Mr. Lord'n b. g. Cock fpinner, 5 yrs old. Vt. - - 3 3 Mr. Cholmoodeley's cb. h. Northampton, 6yn •148ft.816. 4 4 Marc was no Cocking. The Earl of Darlington's Pavilion is matched againft Mr. MeMlles Sancho. for two thoufand gui neas. and one thoufand bye. Mr. Shakefpear's Bob tail againfi Mr. Lewis's Lady Brough, to run four miles; Bobtail is the favourite. The race for the Royal Plate, at the enfning Lin- coin Meeting, is to be decided by the Duke of An caller, or his Deputy, and the other Plates by the Stewards. The Stewards are the Hon. Mr. Monfon and Montague Cholmeley, Efqrs. Lord Giey's colt, rasing Rofciiir, by Sir Peter, out of Mrs. Siddons, by Garrick, is entered for the St. Leger Stakes at the enfuing Doneafier Races.—The Earl of .-;rathmore, and H. F. Mellifh, Efqrs. are the Stewards. The Dake of Hamilton, Earls Darling ton, Fitzwilliam, and Strathmore ; Sirs M. M. Sykes, Wm. Gerard, H. T. Vane, R. Winn, and T. Gal - - coigne ; Meffrs. Garforth, Bundling, Mellifh, Wil fon, and Norton; are Subfcribers. The Earl of Egremont's Hannibal is matched 1 againit Mr. Mellith's Sancho, at Brighton Races, for moo guineas. Sancho is the favourite. . , . LAW INTELLIGENCE. HIGH COURT or ADM IRA VEY,DOCTORS' COMMONS. MONDAY, JULY 15. ChliiftlaMi . Margsfetha, Helgefon mater.—Thin roanith Blip, laden with a cargo offalt, lemons, and various other articles, on a voyage from Cadiz to North Bergen, was captured by his Ma. jeftes gun brig Aggrcffor,• Lieutenant ;ohn Watfon commander, And brought to Harwich.—Ship and cargo rellored. ryikcten, —. Wallin wafter —Thic Swedifh 114, with a car go of wheat,in the profeention of her voyage from Name to Stu Ile, wad captured by the private tip of war &weds, Philip Payne commander, and brought to jerfey....-Sidp and cargo reftored, re retying the queftion of damages. Sufanna, mailer —This veffel was captured by the private Ship of war Alert, James Defornseux commander, and brought to Plymouth.—Further proof was direerted in this cafe,as to the pro perty of - the (hip and cargo, and the dellinatibn of the cargo. Margaretha Dorothea, Borman mattor.--This (hip, with a canto of wine, brandy, and other mcrchandize, on a voyage from Rochelle to Embden, was captured by his Majefty's hoop Favourise, John Davis,. Efq. commander, and brought te'Portf mouth.—Ship and cargo rcftored on payment of the captor's ex pence,. ReAdution, Steinnrth matter.—Further proof of the pro perty of the cargo was direeted in this cafe. Nertunus, Kraft mafter.—Cargo reftored by confent Maria Francifca, jooker mailer .— This veffcl. laden with a cargo of wine and brandy,.on A voyage from a French port to Embden, was captured by the private flip of war Lord brelfon, William Crowte commander, and brought to Plymouth —Ship rettored, and cargo diredtcd to Rand over. De Janet Kazel. Jonges matter; and The Stadt Berlin, Prins matter.—Further proof Was diredted in there two cafes, as to the property chimed. Hoop, Maafdyke nufter.—This veffel. laden with a cargo of butter, on a voyage from Rotterdam to London, under his Majef. ty'a licence, was captured by the private Chip 0 r war Cruizer, Wal ter Sickleprice commander, and brought to Hansleh.—Ship con demned. General Hamilton, --.- molten—This Sip In this cafe was indemned, on the ground of bong purchafcd in a blockaded port. Anfwarter, Vileland mailer.--This vefft.l, laden with a cargo of various articles, on a v'yagr from Rotterdam to London,, was captured by the private fhip of war Courier, Thomas Pratt com mando-, and brought to Hirwich.—Ship and unclaimed goods condemned, and further proof direded as to the claim for three bags of (peck. . • Twee gebroders. Dogger toafter.—This fhip, laden with a car go of hides and other rnerchandize, on a voyage from Amfterdam to London, was captured :ay the private Oup of war Cruizer, W. s... Bridge commander, and tvought to Yarmouth.—The goods in this cafe, claimed under llamas, were rettored, and the !hip COD dunned. I I COURT OF ROM'S BENCII, JULY 13. KLAXLAND V. BOUSFIELD. The Plaintiff is a furgeon and apnthecaryat Wang worth ; the Defendant is in the Silk trade. This ac tion was brought for the fmall fum of 4 12s. gd. for medicines and attendance on the nurfe and child of the Defendant. Mr. ERSKINE, for the former, faid, that in a Rate of violent convnlfions, the child of Mr. Bousfield was delivered to the care of Eleanor Bennet. The fpaf modic oration was produced by one of the molt alarming diforders to which the tender frame of an infant could be expofed. The•apthz or thrufb, had reduced the mouth to a (late of ulceration, which, in the fequel, communicated itfelf to the nipples of the nurfe, which was a very common cited of this conta gious difeafe, the very name of which indicated its tendency to corrupt. For the careful attention fire. cefsfully paid to the nude and child, under this af fliaing complaint, for the term of three or four months, this demand was made. The Defendant, he under-flood, was a man of property and refpata bility ; and, therefore, he could form no idea on what ground he fhould re fi ll this claim. Eleanor Bennet gave teftimony to the fade Rated in the opening. Mr. Sandford, a Surgeon, faid, the charges were reafonable, and the applications we reprcper for the diforder. Being atked, if he could determine what was the difeafe, from the mode of cure adopted ? he faid, from the mere infpation of the bill, he could no have afccrtained the complaint. Lord ELLENBOROUGH.— g ' That was too muc h to expel, even of the molt learned of the profeffion." The witnefs added, that the acrimonious humours very frequently excoriated the nipples of the nurfe. Mr. GARROW, for the Defendant, argued, that the Plaintiff was not employed by Mr. Bousfield. Mrs Petted, the Profeffor employed by the family, had recommended that the child fhould have no phyfie whatever, as the bell means of cure was the opening diet from the breaß of a healthy woman. The Plain tiff, therefore, came as a volunteer, and the Defen dant was not liable. Mr. %Garr, nn the fame fide, took a formal ob jection, becaufe the Plaintiff had not contented him felt with the plea of work and labour, but had blun dered on a fpecial declaration. Mr. ERSKINE.-.." I may recover at leaft for the joutnies and attendance. " Mr. Gaaaow—tt Then I put in the firft bill of par cels, where nothing of the kind is charged." I:II.ERSIINE- 1, The Jury may find for the money laid out and expended." Mr. GARROW—" What ! for Pimples collated in the fields, and broken phials, and gallipots returned f" Lord ELLENEOROVGN—" I (hall be extremely Corry if we cannot find tomething which applies. It will be painful to the to turn you round on thefe ob. jealous." Mr. Elmira faid, his Learned Friend had aban doned his &It defence, and had retorted to a new fcheme, from the forms of the record. The flip is, that the attendances are faid to be upon the Defen dant, inflead of being upon the child. Counfel were obliged to take ohjeetions in every odious sonnet ; and the more detellable it was on the prefent occa fion, the more ably wooly! his Learned Friend per form his duty, becaufe he. would the more correctly reprefent his client. The applicable words were then, 't journies and attendances for the defendant." The medicines were charged at 41. 125. ; for thefe, the Jury molt find nothing; but it would be indeed extraordinary, if the fuccefsful labours, during three or four months, of a learned and ingenious profcfror, invefled with the collegiate pi ivilrges, fhould be (up. pored not to deferve a comyenfation of 51. Lord ELLENBOROVGH—" It is unlucky, that this demand is nut fupported by the declaration. Thefe pleas were taken down from tome fhelf, and belong to tome other caufe, and thus there was no cafe be fore you ; but by accident (frer it would be wrong to attribute any defign to the Pleader), there flipped into the declaration, other join nits and attendance.' In the abfence of any count reterAble to the medi tines, I think you may charge for thefe attendances." Mr. GAIROM (interpofing)- 44 I have put in his will, my Lord, in which he charge one guinea for thefe attendances."•.• Lord Ext.rstaattorun.—."Tben there is a one guinea charge, ultra the medicines, and I don't think be can demand morethan he has himfelf limed ; be yond the.fpecific charge your verdi& cannot extend; there is, however, in the Bill fome ferious admixture, which he mull have paid for, that will apply to the count of money paid; the reft he might, perhaps,. have gathered in the fields. it is very difgraceful; nothing can be more difgraceful." The Jury found a verdi& for the Plaintiff, 41. res. JULY 15. —JAMEl WILSON V. THOMAS waft. Both the Plaintiff and Defendant are Barber:, the one by profeflion, the other by name : the occupation ' of the latter is that of a Sheriff's Officer. Mr. GARROW, for the former, Paid, that this aBlint was for a violent affault, which would demand the ferinus attention of his Lordfhip and the Jury. Not• . withftanding the humble duties performed by the De fendant, according to exterior appearance, he was a gentleman of the kaut tea, kept his hunter, and hie miltreffes in different fitnatinns, as the pleafores of the Court, or of the Country, fhould gratify the whim of the hour. The Plaintiff had the.honour of decorating the head of the Defendant, whom he was compelled to arreft, in order to obtain the kilt remuneration for ' the embellifhment he conferred. The Shetiff'a Offi cer, to whom the writ was entrufted, was v:ry polite to this memher of the fraternity, who, in confequence, was not fobjededln the pains of 'confinement : that •dog ihould eat dog, would be worfe than canine brutality. • Notwithftanding the civility the Defen dant experienced in this particular, his indignatiota was excited, and he Paid to a lad in his ferrite, in language more fuited to his lituation, than to hit • pretenlions, s' Kit. 1 am going to lick Wilfon, and if you come, you will fee a bit of fan." Having then provided himfelf with a baton, and his Raff of office, he repaired to the bottle of the Plaintiff. The latter was engaged, but lie was called down, and the mo. ment he appeared, he was accufed of picking the pocket of the Defendant of 41. and while the accufa• tior. was yet vibrating in his ear, a blow drove him againft the wall. It was in vain that the Plaintiff expoftulated ; the Defendant fpit in his face, and re• peated his indignities to the man of the comb. A per. fon of the name of Sheffield entering at this time, expreffed his furprife at the patience of the Plaintiff, and entreated him to fend for a Conftable. A new objeft of refentment was now Applied;, the Defeo• dant produced his Raff, and collaring Mr. Sheffield, convinced him that a Conftable was much nearer than he expetled. When Mr. Sheffield had the good fortune to efcape, the malignity of the Defendant againft the Plaintiff feemed to return ; he aimed a blow at the head of the hair-dreffer, and for this fa• vage conduit the Plaintiff now fought reparation. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, after the evidence was called, Paid, that whatever might have been proved refpeeing the attachment of the Defendant to the fair fox, it did not appear that he lived in that Kyle of fafhionable expence which had been reprefented. His client might be reckoned among thole, whom Serjeant Kite, in beating up for recruits, would be difpofed to enlift, when he called upon all lons who bad difobedient fathers, all fervants who had bad mailers, all gentlemen with too little money, and all men with too much wife, to enter his Majefty's for , vice. He hoped the Jury would confider this a fri. . volous cafe, and would apportion the damages ac cordingly. Lord Ettsasnitotioa thought the Defendant had I (hewn great brutality, without any provocation, as the Plaintiff had tanned only to legal means to Alb. lilt his demand. The Jury, after a few minutes confideration, pro• flounced a Verdia for the Plaintiff•—Damages 2001. HARRISON •ND WIFE 4. BRISCOE. This was alfo an aaion of afault. The Plaintiff is a bricklayer, and the Defendant a publican, living in Weltmitilier. It appeared in evidence, that a Mts. Wiles called on the Plaintiff, who was indifpored, and advifed a drop of comfort ; advancing, at the fame time, five pence farthing to buy gin. The Plaintiff's fon was difpatched to the Defendant's liquor (bop, and having waited while Come other cullomers were ferving, he placed the money upon the bar door, from whence it was contended it found its way into the Defendant's till ; in point of faa, the money was loft, and the gin refuted. Mrs. Hartifon, accompa nied by her friend, Mrs. Caflles, went to the Deten• dant's and demanded the money, which led to an al tercation, and ultimately to Mrs. Hatrifon's being forcibly turned out of the liquor fhop. The defence was, that Mrs. Hartifon was making a great nnife and difturbance in the Defendant's houfe, and having refuted to go out when the was requeqed, the De fendant had put her out with no more force than was • • neceffary to effect the purpofe. This he was justified in doing ; hot the Jury thinking fomething more than legal violence was offered, gave the Plaintiff a verdia, and 405. damages. WARD 14 SURROWEE. • This was an aaion to recover the fum of 531. for which the Plaintiff had fold to Mrs. Elizabeth goods which . to Plaintiff had sow Howe,upon the falfe reprefentations (as was charged) of the Defendant. The Plaintiff wat an eminent laceman in the City,, and the Defendant a confidcrable grazier. It appear ed in evidence, that the Defendant, on the 6th June, 1802, came to the lhop of the Plaintiff, accompanied by Mrs. Howe,• whom he introduced as his filter, who was going to frt up in bufinefs, would be a good cuftoiner, begged he would ufe her well, and might be fine of his money ; upon this, the Plaintiff gave ber goods, at varit,us times, to the above amount.-- It appeared further, that Mrs. Howe had carried on hufintfs fira at Lynn, next at Bruton•ftreet, near Bond•(treet, and lafily at Norwich, and that the carried on a prolperous trade from the 6th July, 18oa, for eleven months after. which might be fufficient to induce the Defendant to make loch reprefentation. fwo thopkeepers of the Plaintiff were examined as to the exa& words fpoken by the Defendant, at the time of the introduCtion of Mrst Howe to the Plain tiff. The one (wore, that he laid, the Plaintiff " might be fure of his money ;" the other (wore, the words were, " you (hall (or) you fhould be paid your debt." Lord Ezzanaotteuen left it to the Jury to fay which were the words, and they finding the words were " you !hall be paid," purporting to be an ac tual engagement on the part of the Defendant which the law required to be in writing, the Plaintiff there- • fore was nonfuited.