Star. — London, England, 1801-12-21 00:00:00

DUALIIV, DEC. is. The King's Letter is arrived for appoimin ,ficizor General a Baron of the Exchequer, sir*, has attained this Judicial 'Station a rly age of five-and-thirty. The following changes in the military tom ' diflrids in Ireland, are to take place the I. in confequence of the removal of Lieute enerali DUNDILI, Earl of CLANKILARDS, j w, Sir jamas DIM, and Fi-ovn, the Hon. ...General NSIDHAP4, and Brigadier-Get kfINIKER, from the Staff of Ireland, viz. :uterant•Gaseral Craig to the Weil as Diltrid, Tice 1 mane Cleveral Esti of aaaricarde. ruteoant General Tarieetto to the Centre Diftriet, ric e moot Omani Douche, kjor-Genersi MOITWOO tO the Limerick Dja r je t, vice cozot-Geocsal Sir JamesDuiE ijor.Ocneral Sir AcgiS to the Ealtern Dittria, vice A runt-Ocncrak Crgi. dopoepend Sk C. al* to the Waterford and CI, e(tridta, eke Liattaaaat-Geneead Johnfon, and h ieneral Sir C. Mel gather-Gonen) Duncan Campbell to Naas, vice M Menifon. raelleprcieneral Colin Campbell to Enniikinim, rke Li gadier-Gateral Hane to Londonderry, vicc icral COLD CazaPben- Cork and Youghall Diftrids to be united undo the land of Major Omani Myers. The Counties of Waterford and Carlow to iced under the Command of arigadier-Gen ,oss—reporting as hitherto, 10 the c rea smanding the centre Difiriel. The Hon. F, HUTCHINSON is about to his brother, CHRISTOP H SR, to reptereq r of Cork. This latter Gentleman aec d Lord HUTCHINSON to Egypt, and is, w e rc, with the Anglith Ambatrador at Conti* ,le. Kr. MIMI Pains'. is hourly exPeded f gland, on his way to the tZtteen's County, nmence an salve canvas. mok nlarminglre broke out early on 3tin risings In the concerns in Phtenix.flreet, beloi to Fir. Brett a which did confiderable darn: the premifes. the arrival of the packets enables us to cont t the report of the death of Lord CA STLIC,I,II it h has for the WI three day; been very gg ly circulated in this city. His Lordfbip ly recovdred from his indifpotition, and is rr 4 vifit at the country feat of the MO.rrillif l ILCOIR N. Cite following Circular Letter has been it War-Office, juiyi 3, - . . LIN addition to the Secretary at Wat's Letrcr - of the J pall I have received diredtioas to acquaint you that, at a fog iuragmcut for 011eng who nodirtake the augmenW tin I r pored, his Mojelty has been g-acioufly pleafeJ : his intention that, whenever the meafun: foo reducing y comet under eonfideratioa, the continuing enitz4 aortal Field 0 Sal $ of thok regiments which arc to reta he ettahliihment, annotate pan of the aw.mgeincoLs to pfopolid to Parliament. (Signed) liken comma:aug Regiment). )4. 1.)411 ly the removal of Major-General Fume fn Cape of Good Hope, Colonel HALL, oil Light Dragoons, has been advAnmi to k of Brigadier-General, Lieutenant Hirri to that 01'B:tack-Major, and Colonel Hem to the office of Deputy Q . t2.lltcr-M,tfler C ;eneral DuWDA; has Kited a Proclamatiot Cape, ordering the inhabitants to keep in r the firects oppouite their leveral Preludes, fufficient penalties; the funds of the Bur ate not being competent to the purpok. lIISCELLANEOUS INDIA IsTIWS.—A comma !aty, embracing a variety of arrangeme hly advantag':ous to the intereas of the I npany in the northern diftrids, has been ded betAcen the Peifhwa and the Nizam. ['he India Company have extended their eftabliffiment by the addition of borne iments of tavalry and infantry, in confeque the recent changes in the Carnatic, &c. t appears by letters from Madras, that nnee of Dclle having fupported the Poligar -apatchy in his late rebellion, a detachment fouthern army was fent againa her, when fented to fisbmit to the clemency of the C ty, being allured as to her perfonal fafety ; at , with the principal perfons of her Court, bas prifuner to Dincligue. ..ate accounts from Batavia mention, that at mortality had prevailed amongft the troci hat fetticmcm detachment Irons Colonel Actsaw's army Tennevilly di aria bad purfued a large body , infurgenta into the hill country, and inveib rong poll, defended by a salt range of rock which it was fuppofed the Pyche Rajah hi swn himfelf; and our people were employ in attempt to blow them up in order to get fort, there being but one narrow defile lea& it, and that of great ftrength. A foragi ty of the rebels had been attacked on their t to the fort; they fougllt with extreme dello on, although only armed with pikes, and s ed to have put to death Inch of their wound hey could not carry off, left they fhould nu] overt' of their ftrength. 'lie late dillurbances in Canara have hapil &led, the banditti have been driven from lb , ng holds, and the natives enjoy peace and to ility. he Fackeers, or itinerant Priefis, in India,? e lately mentioned to have offered fume opl in to our array in the I%'ynand country, are of thirdy beggars, who admit any artful to join them, and who, under preter.ce of ous pilgrimages, ramble about in armies or t 2,000 t the country peopl.: fly before tkt ring their goods and other property beh.a- I it is even efleemed an a& of holinefs in the men to fubmit to their embraces. It is fa . t it was from the pmgreft, of thole vagian' I nut from the depredations of the Pj ch: RI 's retreating army, that the country which Ce Ns uso%'s forces lately took poifeilion lie foot of &risk Glam. was rendered rely defolate. LIS . RN MARKETS. 4 ... • 11.1.1LK.LANI, Ott. 21. The eery great quantity of Englifb Grain of eery kind we bad here this morning, has made no/wade throughout extremely heavy, and mon 54.11 e are cheeper---Say Wheat 4.5. to sa—Bar• iv is. to ts. td.--Pats full 2s.—Hog Peale as 4,—Boilers near 3s.—Tick and Horfe Beans %pit o:N.—Mak kooks down alfo—and Rape-Seed /1, *yerf dull at the annexed prices.—Flour 655. per • %D OS Wheat, Per quarter, 6os. 74.5. 83s. Resign Ditto, sos. Bos. Foe Dantsie WhNu, 60. 4 4 5• ..,:p ar ky, ads. 3 8 ! ..--Bert (New ) 455. 471. • mar, 44'. 58s. —Fine (Ditto), 565. 58$. Doi, 31S. 385. 31$. Eforfe Beans, (New) . 3ol. 38!.-01.1 46i. (New) 3os. 36s.—Oki 45 5 . 16s. 395. 505. 524. • 365. to 41s. per cwt. 16s. to sys. per cwt. to I ICS. 341. to 371. per left. 345. 38s. per cwt. 841. t 4os. kos. ills LONDON CAZITTE, SATURDAY, DiC. 19. trice of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re- Ali the garb of December, aor. 1 Rye. Barley. Oats. j Beanatcafe. d. d. a. d. 1. d 47‘ . S 43 1 0 2 4 3 43 s 46 8 a amigo !else of Sugar, contra from the Return* is the WWI 111111610 g tilt 16th Of December, Is 41a. 6d. per Pri - Ordeht• , - . _ h ' mess OP ORAMS, AT TRk POLLOWINI MARKETS. tum...max.- 41 am 74s od to 94• od per ()Loaner. • age od to ais od roans 3 35 od to ,aos od • •• IP od va ale od Pure . 408 00 to als al i e I' t umaio..—Wbast . 741 od to liaa od.pet quarter. **l 3 84 04 w 4 21 ad Bowe 344 od to sfts ed • ilia aal to-alla od Peafe aos od to au od all firoar.—Wheata, 64a: od. a 844. 0d. per Quarter. 349 od to wa 611111oma 431 od to doe ad KOS 041 6 '32S od PAS& ARS ed SO OS od huLtz—Mbestyot_od to ooa od per Quarter. Wail fee ed to 44$ od 1 leans 36$ cane 48s od OW ROO od to Ws od 1 Pcafe - 3111 ed to Os ed ' aaaomo , —Wheat kw od. to show . od per Quarter. r . _ Nkt 3,3 s cal W 441 6d reset us od 'to bd 4)5 OSA KO od be 36s WI Peak 33. od to 46. oil At Warminster market, on Saturday ha, the irises of corn were as fo llows : wheat, by the L'. ismer, dos. to 785.; barley, 375. to sOs. ; oats, wIL to 305.; beans, 565. to 68s. 1 ' IA Stamford, Lincoln, Doncafter, and moll of So asiglibouring markets, the price of wheat has agansused Tome depreflion. Al Uppingharn, prime wheats are about 6s. per .ilaatter Bearer ; at Lynn 4s. Louth 3s. and Gain& -R= and Salibury 25.; at Leicoller, Newark, •., fier, Newbury, Sherborn, and t ome other Allis, the prices are needy. WI Devizes, prime wheat bas fallen about SS. quarter, viz. to 695. At Bath, the average price of flour has declined fu Bd. per tack, viz. to 551. being a deprefhon of ! sp. Within a fortnight. The pnce of the quer. • sai loaf was on Wednefday fixed at sod. but will 'heti& lower on regulating the next affize. ar,At Norwich the average price of wheat has de- Used about 3d. per coon*. 'LIMO AND CON Will rrlolll Or CAVrt.i. , -.-The Mowing is a comparifon between the average *eight of Bullocks, &c. as it was one hundred paersigo s and as it is at the prefent time, viz. iMketoo Tan 40, VD SD suck l e, 17olbs. now Soollw '. ditto, - ditto, So - 240 - ditto, - ditto, - - ta, S~tlt- ditto. - ditto, - a - So Notwithftanding this increafe of fize, the nuns -Ist of b 'leportirafis,te andiu afet he price of following et ha a v v e erag r e n s, imataimog nine years each, (hew the number of tattle and (beep fold in Smithfield from the year lytt, viz. sus to 1740 , ru sty average, dude 14,906, Sheep 364,650 1 741 to 1749. ditto, 74,194, 539, 8 9 1 1750 to 1758, ditto, --- 75.331, --- 03491 8 759 to 1767, ditto, 8340. 615.3 18 PH to 1776, ditto, 89.360, 6171 • !In to 1785, ditto, 99,285. --- 687 ,5 MI 4 1 794, ditto, — 101 . 0 75, d`-- 707,45 6 • We are not informed of the precife yearly average lithe (even laft years, but underhand chock con idesably exceeds that of any former period. Is addition to the account of the accident by loupowder, at Sir J. Daihwood near Wen glover, we have fince learnt, that by the explofion, hies perfons who were in the houfe were thrown lima with great violence, and Chinned : one, a dal, was apparently dead for nearly half an hour, bet at length recovered. The partition walls were Al &town down, and all the furniture, doors, and %Wows, torn to pieces. In fhort, the devahation Weeds defcriptiou. Foor rooms are laid open to aid other, and the effeets of the (hock arc vifible is 'soft parts of the houfe. " A kalrold erected in the County-hall of Cheaer, fir the purport of finishing the infide of the roof, gave way on Mo:tday while fever al s; orkmcn were Oak; one of them was killed on the fpot, and four Whets defperately bruifed. • Stratton Strawlefs•Hall, in Norfolk, belonging la Mr. Mari h am, was burned to the ground on o foefday night; it is thosight'to be owing to the preleffners of workmen employed there. On Friday fe'ainight, about five o'clock in the Ng, a dreadful tire broke out at the houfe of mt. Philip Winfor,jun. col dwainer, on the Strand, &mouth, which entirely deftroyed that and the 'adichling houfes on e ac h fide; happily no lives woe loft. A corn-mill btlonging to Mr. Harwood, of De ncaftero was burped to the groucd a fov days 610. NAUTICiII, INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S. W. •lIIVID. DUI. o Hamburgb, 3 2 Dublin, o Waterford, o Donnastadee, 1 a Guerilla,/ and Jerfey, 0 • Lifbon, 0 Yellerday morning an Officer"arrived at the Ad miralty, with dif e atches from Admiral CORNWAL. us, Commander in Chief of his MAjefly's fleet at Torbay. Facmourn Dic. ) ,110.-Yefterday evening ar rived a Mail from Litbon, brOught by his Majef ty's Packet Paiwca Aom.rti-us, Captain R. L. Joints, in nine days: the failed from this port on the old of November; and. arrived at Litbon on the zyth : the found lyingin the Tagus bis Ma jetly's fhip la CON3TANCa and ASTRLA, the latter fai.ed on the fame 4ay as the Packet: the Packet left Liflion on the Bth jail. and met with no parti cubir occurrence oft her homeward pattage : the Paffengers are Mr., Vrawa of Falmouth, and Mr. DITTME a, merchant, of Litbon. The Wat.stwo- ' Hest Packet will be ready to fail on the arrival of the Mail from London to-morrow for Litbon.— The Ilea st.or z is Ai» performing quarantine. - • - - PLYMOUTH, DEC. tg.—Came in the SYLPH, of 18 guns Captain DasaWOOD, ,from a cruize.— Sailed on a cruize the Ftsaitail, of 38 guns, Cap tain Sartaoua ; R.Cosaitio. of 18 guns, Captain Brims ; Imoolmt, of 18 guns, Capt. Vain:maw RENARD, of 18 guns, Captain SPICER ; and the RANGER and Busy cutters. Alfo the SPIDER I fchooner, of 14 guns, Lieutenant HARRIEON, for Bantry Bay. HARWICH DSC. zo...—This morning the Kix° Geolos Pac ket. Capt. F tris i failed for Cuxhaven with the Mails for Hamburgh and Bremen of the 113th infant. Yalmooto, Dir. ao.—Sailed the RANC;IR Hoop of war on a cruife. Arrived from the Ralik, and remain in the ROads wind•bouud, the Nancy, from Memel ; Rofendale, from Danizick ; Rachael and And, Snownow, froth Riga; - and the Sally, bound to Hull : thefe veffeh areexpefted to fail this af ternoon. The Memel has _paired through from the E Baltic to London. The Endeavor, DIN, Mozzli is arrived here from Scotladd, with herrings; alfo the Vigilant, Prize, Sally and Hope, from Lon don • the Daniel and Mary, from Harwich ; and fur Mary, froth Hull. The following men of war remain in die Roads, vii:.—Blenheim. Admiral DICKSON Monarch, Capt. PAlssi Printers of Orange, Capt. Coax ; Veteran, Capt. Dicasow ; Ruby, Capt. Sir ED. BERRY; Albion, Captain HARDY; Alia, Captain DAWSON ; Polyphemus ' Capt. LAWIORIS t Stan dard, Capt. Sr wlar ; Ratio:table, Capt. Dunes; Shannon, Capt. Perste ; ACGaance, Capt. Liz; and the Ariadne, Pylades, Favorite, laPetior. floops, with thi jaloufe, Bittern, dnd Speedwell brigs. Sft mums, DEC. 20.—Arrived the Aeons° armed !hip, from Yarmouth. Sailed the POUNCER gun brig, Lieut. SMITH . , for Chatham, to bring down fcamen from the BscL u to put them on board the ZEALaND guard Chip, at the Wore. Orders have been received here to fupply the gun brigs that are in commiMon at this port, with two months provifions. The UNION hofpital Chip, ly ing in this harbour, is espeded to be paid off in the coutfe of a tooath.—Wind S. W. Blows hard. A Cdurvinairtial was held on Board the Wag. ZAMMIID frigate, lying in Sheernefs harbour, on Thurfday kit, and two following days, to try Lieut. Slav its, Commander of the Active gun brig, on a charge of embezzlement of ftorei, and dehauding the men of their provifions, ate. After a long trial, the charges againft him being in part proved, he was fentenced to be feverely repri manded, and to taimburfe the people the amount of the deficiency of the pritrins they had re ceived. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, DEC. T 9. ADMIRALTY OTTICS, 02C. 19. Copy of a tutor from Lieutenant Wooca anima, commanding tin PAILti hired Drip, to SSAN NatiwN, Efq. dated at Gibraltar, 041oba 31, dor. Sir—l beg leave to enclofe 4 for their Lord(hips* information,the copy of a letter to my Lord Li a T giving an account of an anion and capture of a Spanillt privateer Blip by his Majefly'a brig under my conunand ; and have the honour of being, Sir. &c. (Signed) w. Wootea 11313 E. His Majefty's armed brig P A _ • My Lord—l have the honour of informing you, that in execution of your cutlers, on Wednefday the 23th inaant, Cape de Gat beating W. N. W. twenty leagues, I fell inwith a polacca till!), who im mediately gave chace, and from her being to wind ward, we very loon neared each other, and com menced the anion, .which continued for an hour, when finding her guns rhuch too heavy, and the gars, molt of the Rays and main rigging (hot away, the only alternative was to lie her on board, which was done 'by running acrofs her hawfe, and lath ing her bowfprit to the capliern : the conteft now became revere; but from the intrepidity of the PA SLEY'S (hip's company, notwithßanding the very great fuperiority of numbers on board the enemy, the was carried in about a quarter of an hour, and proved the Spanith (hip privateer El Virgine del Rofario, pierced for twenty guns, but only ten mounted, viz. two long twenty-four-pounders, and eight long twelves, with a complement of ninety four men, belonging to Malaga, on a cruise, nut twenty days, but - had taken nothing. I beg to en clofe a lift of the killed and wounded ; and am, &c. (Signed) W. WOOLDRIDOS. 0/11C11$ AND SSAMIN &MAID 05 seams Tin FASLIT. Mr. James Pooke. gunner. Two (amen. OPTICDIS •wD Will w D. Lieutenant W. Woe&arida; Couumuuder, Ma thrptigh the left thonkkr. - Mr. Ambrofe Dans, mailer, wounded daageroully in the bead. Mr. George Desk, ftrat mate, list Wesel the thigh. Fite [tames. osmczas •MD MANION ItLIAS MID WOUNDS'. ON 1104111 D TUt antler. Firlt anJ Second Captaka. Sound Lieutenant. two rise out ten, do , and Gram imam, killed. Thirteen tai km% wwwied. • 2 Pict Bean's, (N n o t peas, 36s Seders, .4 66 . 5 1 ttarraway, Seed, ktir;imAes, 36.5. .'coarT, loss. t . Awe Seed, 341 LI Clover, 34 ! tylikis ditto, 38: I ttifons 16$• 40 DISTRIRUTION OR PRIZE MONEY. I.a Pats oraxrz, for the capture of the brig Norp, will be paid on Wednefday the aid inflant, at No. 3, Salters' Hall-court. The INDEFATIGABLE, for the capture of the Heureuz, will be paid at Salters' Huli-court, on Thurfday tile z4th inflant. La ViaoiN is, for the capture of the Indian Chief,will be paid at Salters' Hall -court, on Thurf day the Lill inflant. The A N son, for the capture of the Swedilh brig Pomona. will be paid at the fame place, fame day. The hired cutter Srac, for the capture of the Poiffon Volant French privateer, will be paid at No. 12, Upper Thames•ftreet, on Thurfday the 24th.intlant. To the CAMILLA, fur the capture of the Jenne, the Speculation, and la Vigoreux, a difiribution of the Enid prizes will be made on board the MILLA, on her arrival in port. LI vaa root., Die. 17.—The Mary Allen, Sit a- RATT. from hence to Malta, was taken in the Gut. of Gibraltar, by two Spanifh privateers, after a gallant aaion of three hours. The Hero, KA/iLas, for Lubec, is drove into Oftend, leaky, and mull difcharge. Arrived--Dartmouth, Orr, from Imam at Louisa; Marla, AMIN, from fusee at Jamaica; Fame, Trott • Refolutkm, Pride and Fame, Lewis, from hence at BodoHantonio, Moulton, from hence at Portfmooth, New Hampfldre ; Royal Edward, Flannamm, from lames at St. Vincent ; Swanwick, Klrkbricle, from bane at Bourdon]: ; Mary, Small, from hence at Virginia; and Ocean, Howland, from lame at New York; Good latent, —, from Wilmington, at Cork. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, Dec. ea—Arrived and failed for the River, the Car lew, from Baltimore.—Wind S. S. W. °any' fs MD, Dec. am—Paired by the Seringapatam, DAY from the South Seas; Friends Adventure, BROWN, from Lifbon; Arida). Hero, —, from Dontsick ; Piercy —, and Supply, Brom, front Stockholm; Paris, —; 'lobelia, Raonzaicz ; John, CLoss ; Comoro, Nicnoa.sost; —; Laforey, Taos/iota ; Metros, Rock; Mandford, BARER; Frialabip, SIMKINS; Catharine, • and Fith burn, WARD, faont f' burn, ; Valiant, —, and Elizabeth, HOPI'S". from Gibraltar ;Curets Erwagting,— • and Elbe, LA outmost s, from Hamburg's; Charlotte and E ither,—, Diana, W ; and Alfred, MAIN, from Waterford; Men. eury,M , fromNowYork ;Farne,Wa SII INGTON ;and Faroe, LAW, from Virginia.—Sadied the Ceres, —, for Barbadoes; Sifters, —, for Chasidim ; Loulfa Henretta, Jere, for Surinam; Soszscip, Sets, fur Tortola; Nancy, —' for Newry; George, —; Golden Grove, Caeca; Indefatigable, ; and Mary Ann, —, for Jamaica. ARRIVED. le the Downs—Helm Brown, from Narnbargh; New Jer fey, Cooper", from Philadelphia; Malden', Thompfon, from Umerkk ; sad Atlanta, Tuckcr, from Balteore. At Dover—Oaavia, —, from Virginia. At Cowls-Ada Deer, Pro*. from Bel At Pordlhootb—Hope, Peterfon„ front At Ofteed.—Newico, Riley, from LAW INTELLIGENCE. ceuRT OP KING'S BENCH, DECEMBER 17. t•NEIW 7. )OLTON. This Was an aaion on a Policy of Infurance, upon the (hip Lord Duncan, at and from Shields to Hamburgh, and which, in confequence of be ing driven againti Bridlington pier, was diunapd. The only qualms was upon the lea-worthinefs of the (hip. Mr. ERSICINC, who led the caufe, Rated, that he thould prove her fee worthy, and that a man, hay int; a rotten tooth in iris head, might as well be Paid to be unfound, as a flip perhaps with one or two bad beams. It appeared in evidence, that the bad bees Branded near the Humber, in July tiloo, and that (he was then Told on the &rand, as the lay, for soil. Several witnetfes were called to prove her ; a. ' in a fea-wortfiy condition after that time. CI Hewfon faid, he and a Mr. Johnfon pur chafed in Oaober, t 800, as the lay ftrandcd. He had her afterwards examined, and found her timbers and knees in good condition ; her floor timbers were 'found and ftrong, and in his opinion the was capable of being made a fea-worthy thip ; the was fully repaired at Hull, and afterwards was, laden with a cargo, of the value of to,oool. be longing to fifty different merchants of that places The caufe of her being Branded was, that her chain plates were too high. She colt 8571. re-1 .pairing and fitting out for fea. Upon crofs-ers- Mination he faid, that not above isol.bad been expended upon her hull, and admitted that be had not fees the fide timbers, and thofe unda the main deck. J. Sheppard, Shipwright at Hull, tepaired the Lord Duncan after the was purchafed by the laft witnefs. By his direaions he took up her cielings, and found her floor timbers very good. He thought her fit to be repaired, and eafy to be made, fea-worthy. He repaired her, but had not an unlimited order. When the left his Dock, he con- , fidered her as a fea-worthy (hip. Upon crofs-ex- I amination he faid, he did not fee the fide timbers; he did not fee the beams which fupported the deck ; he could not fay that the knees, which held the fides, were not rotten. Fr. Ellis, Shipwright, taw the (hip coming into Bridlington Bay ; it blew a firong . gale, and the Bruck her head again& the pier ; it Rove in her bow, and the blow was diffidently violent to have deßroyed a new Clip. This was on the 15th of January laft. He was afterwards employed to examine her. They took up to feet of plank in the deck, and found her timbers in a good Rate, bet ter than couldbe expelled. John Simpfon faw the Chock againft the pier, it was fufficiently violent to break the timbers even of a new Tail He was one on the Convey after wards, and he thought before the accident the was a fea.worthy Tad. R. Vickerman, another witnefs on the furvey, gave the fame teftimony. Was. Stedman, the Captain, and Dutchman, the Mate, (aid, they failed from Shields on the soth of November, laden with fuser and coals for' Hamborgh. They went to the Humber to join' convoy, and put to lea on the 7th of December; ' they continued tome days with convoy, when they were kparated by thick weather; from the time of feparation to the i sth of January, they had hard weather, and (hipped a great many fem. dur ing ail which time the 'hip behaved as well as a ftup could do ; the gale continued three el foot days, and if she had not been fea-worthy, (be col not have behaved fo. The u inlets then (fated, tl in making Bridlington Bay, they Rove in the bo by running again(' ;he pier. , The ATTOINET GINPRAL, for the Defends in allufion to what Mr. Erfkine had faid, ohfe ed, that he would not call a man unfound who 1 alertly one rotten tooth; be would not even fume again& the neighbouring teeth : but if could thew that all the teeth werc gone, that eyes were failing, that the note was dilapislat that the liver was bad, the lungs worfe, and bones broken, he furely might aver in fuch a a that the man was an nnfound man ; fo it was w the fhip is queflion ; he had evidence to (hew was in an equally had condition. In order to this, he called feveral witnaes ; the fir& of win was Thomas Wilfon, who faid he bad been a Sh Wright fifteen years. In May, zEtoo, be wort in Mr. Woolcombe's Yard, at Shields. The fel in queftion was then brought in to be alter from a galliot to a brig. The witnefs then fcribed the Rate in which the was at that time, Her timbers were all decayed and rotten. bored feven holes before he could get into i timber to fatten the chain plates; two bee, were very bad near the main-matt ; leveret oth were bad. He told Mr. Pearfon, the then fee er, who faid, never mind it, the matt be fit up for Ede ; five knees were broke, and it wol have colt goal. to have put her in a Rate of and Lea-worthy repair. Not above 14al. was 1 out upon her. Two other witneffes, workingin the fame ye, gave the fame,' or rather a worfe account of condition of the vac'. Peerfon, formerly Matter, and part.ow of this refit, the Lord Duncan, faid his co-own I purchafed her in mg. She was taken into WI combe's Yard, as above defcribed, to be ropai for fate. They could not fell her, and the wen Newcaltle in ballaft, from thence to London, a cargo of coals in the latter end of July, lag She made another voyage afterwards, but meet with bad weather, he was obliged to put pumps to work, and took in canvas to cafe h the next morning after the gale began, he apprehenfive for the lives oft= crew and ran upon the Humber Bank. He fold her there , the lay fit-ended for toll. Mr. Robinfon, who furveyed her as the la, the 'Humber Bank, raid her timbers were ro and decayed ; many of the broken parts had I filled up with mortar and puny, and painted to hide the defies. The hull was a mats of pieces. Mr. Easlins, in reply, laid, that this (hip. all the rottennefs and unfoundnefs attributed her, was now in the Baltic Trade. Then ad ring to the allufion of a defective human fram ufed by the Attorney General, be laid, if eve many DoSors had ttated a man unfound, an having no teeth, bad eyes, dilapidated not, ten lungs. and broken bones, he thould ha believe them • if he were to meet the w%a. whom they fo' faid, welting upon the It 4 Exchange. If he were to go to Durham find him again in that place, he fisould Rill be inclined to believe thofe learned Gentlem fo it was with the (hip in quettion. The Wit fes who gave her fo bad a character, faid, it impolEble the could go through any bad weal But how Rood the fact ? The Captain had them, that the behaved as well as (hip could for four days of revere gales, and at lag met accident in a (hock which would have had effect of Raving in the bows even of a new-1 (hip. The weight of evidence be contended on his part. and entitled him to a Verdict. The Jury, after a (host deliberation, return Verdift for the Plaintiff. Die. 18.—ROSSONI o. SILLIEST. This was an aEtion by the Affignees of a B rupt, to recover the (hip Mary, as part of Bankrupt's property, from the Defendant. The material faits in the caufe were admit the only queflion was—Whether the Came. deed of the (hip was according to the direeic Lord Liverpool's Aft ? Mr. AT roan ay Gin saes called a vintners 1 the Cullom-bottle at Newcafile, to which Por (hip belonged, who proved, that there was no e there of a transfer of the (hip from Robert B 1 the elder, (the Bankrupt) and that no Copy Bill of Sale was tranfmitted to that Cultom-h Mr. ERSZINF, for the Defendant, Rated, he bad the admillion of the Bankrupt, previa his infolvency, of the exigence of the debt, u his Lord(hip would inform:the Jury was gam deuce. He would call evidence to thew, money was due for the Cervices of his fon, that he proraifed to transfer the (hip in quefiii payment. He would then thew a regular Bi Sale, and that the old regifter was cancelled, a new one taken out at the Cullom-houfe, Lon Lord /Cameo's obferved. that it would be r Carr to thew that the conveyance from B 1 Censor to Blakey junior was a kgal conveys and, in order to do that. it was neediery te that it was according to the regulations ce As of Parliament. As loon as that was the Purchafer might unqueltionably transf parch:fed (hip from one port to another. In order to do this, Mr. Duane' called Gerard, a (hip-broker. and his clerk, who pi a Bill of Sale. and the Regifter, in the Cu hank. London. Lord Liverpool's Aft. hoe directing that the change of property (hot regißered in the Pon to which the Ihip bolo which in the prefent cafe was Newcattle, his thip did not think the cafe was made out.- did for Plaintiff. DAVI/ V. The Arroaaav Cultist listed that the tiff in this cafe was poffeffed of a large quasi potatoes at Wilbeaelt, and that the Defendan traded to bring than to London, and to fore the lath of Apra. They did not, hot arrive, and upon enquiry, it was found the lb delayed for want of a licence. Ships . of api tar conarnEtion were obit& of &fro" as !sited for the purpofes of (snuggling t they the were not allowed to fall without alicenee ire