Star. — London, England, 1805-02-25 00:00:00

N4UTICAL IN7BLLIGE MAILS THIS DAY.—Mlad WWI". waa DOC. • al. ges. Tonblin = s Hamburg's I Viccrford 3 s I Litbou = o . , Psozarce, Fsa. 22..--The French Gun Boat, No. 288, which tailed on the zoth, put back again on the s In, not being able to clear the Lizard. Arrived yeaerday the fchooner Dcrfriede, off and fromJerfey, bound to Bilboa: the failed from Jet fey the la, and was detained by his MajeAy's ihips NAIAD and Ha z sum on the 15111. This morning the Derfriede, and two French gunboats, Nos. 288 and 311, the two latter prizes to the Fuss cutter, failed for Plymouth with a fine breeze at W. N. W. Tossay, Fre. z3.—Put into Torbay yefterday, 'l.e Channel fleet, ender the command of Admiral CORN WALLIS, conning of the following skips, viz. the %ruts DI PARIS, Sall JOUPIII, Davameoeeny, Ns PT UNE. WINDSOR CASTI.II, Bill 1110,1101 1; COLoS• SUS, Wauioa, COURAGILAUX, Q 251111, and BAR. 'Leval men of war, and remain with the Nemesis frigate. Previous to leaving their Ratko, the Hon. Admiral CotawALus bad detached, eiavalied and Bored, for fire months, the St. Gamma; pip gums, EOM Capt. De COVILCIT ; the Anal', of 74 gusts, Captain Pros ; the VIITIMAII, of 64 guns, Captain Nawelaa ; the grAITIATIII ; of 84 guns; the FURY bomb ; and the LLCMS, of 74 guns. Wind 8. W: Ptrnatria, Fes. 23.—Came in the Spud& brig El Rofario, from Vera Cruz to Barcelona, laden with eat oa, cochineal, (eget., bides; and 80000 lark, captured by the Muftis, of 38 guns, the 4th inflant : the Pruflan galliot Der Vreda, from Jerfey to Bilboa, with cod flub, detained by the NAIAD, of 38 guns, and Hasaeo, of 18 guns 3 the fiulterton, of Dartmouth, Captain Davis, from Chephow, for this port, with timber : the was taken on the zath Cant, by the oenetal Perignon French ptiVateera of 14 guns, add retaken by the Gaspar, of 18 gnus : the fame privateer had taken and funk a brig.in W hit, and captured two !loops bff the Land's End alto the French gun brigs, Nos. t 69 and t 74, taken lay the Maaastrus frigate; Ind the Frenth gtia lug. gers, Nos. zBB and 311, taken by the FIUME cutter : they are veffels of great length and breadth, very flat, and mounted with very heavy erdnance : the Miner va, of Carmarthen, Captain LLOYD, from Cardiff for London, with iron, with the lots of mainmaft : the Toyota's?, of 84 guns, and the Haite, of 74 guns, put tick by flrong wind t the Miliford, Captain Wit , mom, from Cork. Came in the Spatial (hip Caroline, from the Ha iannah, for St. Andero, laden with fugar and log wood ; captured by the PALLAS. of 32, guns, the t ith Mant, which !hip has captured another from the fame place ; alfo the Ann brigantine, from Lon am, for Limerick, laden with tea and other goods; taken four days ago by the General Perignon French Oritateer, and retaken by the noes, of 38 gnus Die is quite a new velTcl, and valuable.—Paled up channel the EIIDTKION, of 44 guns, with four ink sraluaßle Spanifls (hips: it Is Paid that the has taked out of them 1.500,000 dollars. PoartsloVlN, Fab.24.—Arrived the ALaioit &air et war from the Welkward.—Vitod S. 8. W. LIST OF SNIFF At SFITHIAIL Royal if/Miami •io A ‘ Mat : l6llll4l . du ' di l a ' • p u ig an t . J. IMO b rava - - BloniLlso - $1.4 iiirclonan - ; Jo Take Velpooune • 31 tatocba rause • • ft lama Crcytomod - js 4 tiros - • a Loripe - • . 20 Tayle ia~aem • • ii Beaukaosi Yuri Cop iblp - • Wiodyei Fervan • • - •••• Pint • - •••••• Drat., Fla. 24.—Sailed l•Aistaaus frigate for Sheernefs ; At.onto hoop of war for Leith .= Aa- DINT and AITILOPE frigates for Yarasouds..—Ar- rived the Hams* Hoop Of war from the Weaward ; Lady Warren armed Sip, with a convoy from Fal. mouth ; alto the Pretty Lafs armed Sip with a con voy from Plymouth, both of which are failed for the Liver, with the Maria, Glt ERMA y, from Bengal, and Three Friends, Josss, from Litbon.--Zrune down from Sheernefs the Jason frigate and the Windhant eutward-bound E, R Indiaman from the River, and remain in the Downs with the reit of his Majeßy's /hips as per lan, and a fleet of outward-bound vef fels..—Wind S. W. blows hard, with rain. YARMOUTH, Faa. ea.—Friday P.M. arrived the lusreevott (loop of war. Yellerday arrived die Few vv and Sutra gun brigs. This day Admiral Au:- att, having received intelligence of a privateer being off Happifborough, and capturing the Sea Dog, of this port, difpatcbed the BOAD/CZA frigate, Satre gun brig, and Hawks cutter, with a hope of retak ing the ibip or vcffel the might have taken, as fhb was off Happilborough yeflerday morning. The Mips bete arc the MOMMOUrx and MAJESTIC, men of war, IN sr tcroa. and Scoarsos, floors, Fanny armed brig, and BADGiI cutter. Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 011AYMND. Fes. 22.—Sailed the Mindcn, Fitch, for Wootta Sound ; Neptune', Dc Joan, for F.nthtlen ; Suffo/k, Bryant, for Charleftoa; London Packet, 111 , Dougall,for Philadelphia ; Ouei da Chief, Farrell, for New York ; Itubcrt fad Sarah, Tcaftlale, and &lac Looda b trass, for Doll& lb ••• mit iimilmatai *Aim: stt 2 3; Wei- - - t , . .AIIIIIILALTIVOI/11C11. 1111..33. OW/ Ora Latter him Liestammiloaa, oamMertliao ith•Msier tY's rul - beit the 01 1w1 ,al, to Vinctan Kram,u, 14%, dated the IA February Was. Falmouth- Sir—l beg leave to; acquaint yoa, foi the infortn ation of my. Lords Consmiffioners of the Admirals% with my arrival at this port, with the French national gunbrig N0..193, which I fell in with, and captUred after a running siOion of one hour and a half. ,From what. I can underaand from the Captain, fife was one of four of the fam e c l a f s , f rom Ray on bound to 13reft, commanded by an Enfeigne de VailTeaux had on board 15 (cameo, a Captain in the army ant 34 foldiers ; mounts two long twenty-four pounders, and one eighteenfounder, and four (wive's fixty five feet on the keel, is quite new, and draws fix feet water. I Mould be negligent in my duty were I to omit faying, that Mr. His Rif ELLIS, Sub Lieute nant, with the other Officert and crew, did their duty much to my fatisfaftion. (Signed) JaMes Rosa, Lieutenant and Commander. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Neptune, for the capture of the PetroneUe, June 5. ISo3 on her at rival in port will be paid at Plymouth Cindel, and recal led every Ttsefday and Friday for three years. The fame Ihip for the captured the Paulin. May so. xlios, wal be paid at the fame time and place. For the cargo and hull of Ake Sneak taken by his Maießy's flip k Ralf" a &Wheaton will be made at the Cattle, in Portu gai-Arect,Lincoin's inn Fields, on Saturday, the itSt h day of s Marcb asst. Gasehocs, Faa. 22.—The Independence, Wss nu arrived yefterday at the Holy Loch, from Cha i rleften, after a ?graze of 23 days. Arrived on Wednefday, at the fail of the Bank, the Enterprife, GRAHAM. from Charlellown, in 37 days ; the is to proceed for Holy Loch as foon as the weather will permit, to perform quarantine. Arrived alto the Fos, WlEszzas, a running Ihip, from Oporto, in 24 days ; (poke, on the 6th intl. in the latitude of Cape Finitterre, the privateer Rion, Mts.iaa, of Liverpool, on a cruise, out three weeks, but had taken nothing. The Columbia, WATT, from Charleftown, having fi nned the period of her quarantine, came up on Wed nefday etening. ARRIVED, AtDover, the Zee Nymph, Bryante, from Charante—At Bel fak the Ceres, Groin, from Boardeanx—.At Newry,the George, Shaw, from London—At Waterford, Anna, Horst, from London —At Cork, the City of Cork, Bickerton, from London. The Pew, Haonaway, from Lirerpoig for Silso,b ltranded off Galloway. j i lg e rage Renningeo, from C . harmte for Loudon, i t off &achy. Admiral Coc kW!, we nnderßand, has embark. ed on board the Cite a frigate for the Leeward Wands, to relieve Sir S. Hoon; Sir CHALLIS COTTON roc cads to the command of the fleet off Ferrol. Orders have been iffued from the Navy Board, for the skate& difpatch being ufed in the equipment of every lip in a condition to put to fea. Four three deckers are now refitting in Hamoaze, viz. the Hi.. bernia, Britannia, Temeraire, and Piince, with the Foudroyant of 84, Minotaur of 7+, Diamond, Crel. cent, Venus, and Niger frigates, Martin Hoop, and feveral gun-brigs, &c. Several guri-bositt are ordered to be fitted for the proteEtion of the Coati at Worthing, under the in fpeetion of the board of Ordnance. The Hon. Capt. ELLIOT if appointed to the *com mand of the COMBATANT frigate at Woolwich. Friday night the Speedwell cutter, belonging to Mr. Loiataa of ChicWlter, Snick againtt Hound gate Rock, near Seffea, an d immediately funk : hap. pity no lives wete toff. HON SIIAIL D-110U SO JA SCA Fcsay.—,-Stattment of the fleet which failed from Jamaica in December lan. under convoy of the Stogies frigate, 48 in number : 37 arrived—a foundered at tea —s loft on the Good win Sands-2 taken and retaken-6 unaccounted for, foppitted td be taken or loft. Ewalt of a letter from an Officer of his hiajeßy'l Sip Apish's, at fet, dated the 2oth of December, to Cr=tlemaii in Glaf'gow :•••44 We were on cur pot tage home as far its Cadiz, but were Sopped by Sir Jon. thins, and fent back to Lord,Nsi.som ; by the road fide we picked up two Spanith (bilis, one from Vera Cruz, and the other from the River,Plata, two rich (hips Co that if it turns opt a Spanifh %rat we !hall not have redoes to growl at being f e nt back.— We were dote in off Toblon the day before yefterday, and they feet= to have taken tip theit. winter quar ters ; theie are nine fait of the line ready for tea, ex cepting their fails being unbent (you know how foot that is done), three flag (hips, one of each rank. Our fleet are all in good health, and in high order, eleven fail of the line out, and two in port fitting." From our COrrefpondent in the fqnadron under the command of Lord Nat.soi, we have the folio*. in g lift of captures, viz. . . Jades jolts, poker', with Soo tie* and 7 2,600 dollars; Ma ria Madame, poleore; la Ventura, kimono., is guns, and 6o non: Virgin del Rion Confego, alp, knees and timber; St. Marts ;id Padua, fame ' shims& and boa; Virgo Patens, t ics - here, in henna ; LesTrels Rs-miens Peirl, dip. NUM Ormetnells copper, 152,000 dollars, lee. Ste.• Nolte' Senora del Carmen, bark, ( born the RIM" de la Plata , hallaft ; San Jofef 4 Con. teption, bilg, in Waft; la Divine Providence, bark, logivond, indigo and hider Dent, whakbcile, ear, litc. ice. • name unknown, 6500 ' stoners; St. Joki, xebec, wood; Vir gin del Carmen, brig, lead; la blikricordia, corvette, cocoa. coffee, in digo, to. • Virgin del Carmen, polacre barna and 1075 dollars; Nolte* Senora Ad Rotolo ! dip, The whole of there captures were made between the t4th of Noiemtier and the 4th of December. 'One of the journeymen employed by Mr. James Dixon, of Kilmainham, was way-laid and attacked in that neighbourhood on Thurfday fehmight by three armed villains, and *baled in fuch a manner that his life is defpaircd of. Jouati ar la a tailings,* itsa s.—Saturday ahont twen ty journeymen filmmakers, in the fer vice of Mr. W t ea roar, of Coventry-Rreet, underwent a long examina tinn at the Police Office, Marlborough-areet, charged with having combined, in order to expel from the fame employ a man who was an enemy to combination, and, in the !Lang phrafeology of the trade, dcnomi nated a "Thing."—They applied to Mr. W. to dii. charge him, and on his refusal, !truck. Mr. W. a:'- fembled them at a public•houfe in Bolfo►er-fireet, to remonarate on the improprigy of their condua, and exhort them to return to their work ; but finding his endeavours to be fruitlefs, he called in fcveral of the Police•of'icers, who were in waiting, and they were all taken into candy. Eighteen of them were fentence,i to two month. imprifonment, and ti'e Magi antics clared their determination to pur.;fli 11. c offences in the mod cscuiklul manner. ircimcii. 1401Crit WALEI SPRING . CIRCUIT. 1 -Huai( Lacasuaa, Eft itlmasty—.Tburftlay. March iS, MEI:awn:IL ~ C oxtutaa—Wednefday, April 3, at Column. Mutts n rimattsaa.mtuefilay, April,. at Bali. • sitcote aKeu • The Hi t GllO. HAADlll6 ' and ABEL MOTSZY,Eft CAIDIISsrsi midair, Marsh 26. LlLCON—Tistfday April 16 Pi ss TS r atvg—.ll4:nday, April E. • • cHESTS4. CIRCUIT. • A •r DALLAS and Fa ANCIS BUTTON, Efqrs. Moirroositarantaa.—Seturtby, March 30, at Pool. Dima(ourniar—Frlelay, April 5, at Rathin. PLINTSIIIf t..Thierfilay, April za, at Mold. Cassonta-Atrednelckty, April i 7, at the CJRIe of thefts?. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 23. ' • TRIMMER ARP OTHERS V. ANDRIW FORSTER. The Plaintiffs are brick-makers, in the pari6 of Iffeworth, and this aftion was brought againtk the Company of the Grand Junftion Canal, foT obfiruft. ing them in thi havigation of a certain cct commu nicating with that canal. Mellis. Eluting and GAILIUDIV raid, that the Plain tiffs rented a field of Mr. Scott, and 'Come other ad jacent ground of Sir Henry Hawley. A fmall flip intervened between thefe fields and the canal, which Sir Henry Hawlet, undet the Aft for the formation of the Grand This Canal, had made over to the Proprietors. This was employed as a towing-path, and is Mimed niacin Sion-hill. Through tins track the Plaintiffs hid made a narrow interfeaion, and over it had thrown a very commodious bridge. The queftion was, whether this cut, which eflablifbed an aquatic communication with the Plaintiffs works, in terfered with the rights of the Canal Company ?The l i Learned Connie' Paid, that Sir Henry Hawley, who was feifed of the gtound in fee, under the compul Pion of the Ratute, had parted with this flip of land; and they admitted that Sir Henry did convey to the Troika under the AEI, the towing-path, for all the purpofes Of the canal, but not the fee fimple of the foil. The great object of the Aft was, to extend be. neficially to the country, that vaft fyffem of canal communication ; and for this purpofe, the fohjeas of the realm were compelled to furrender their indivi dual rights for the public good. The deign of Per. liament was not to injure the Proprietors of the adja cent .ground, who Rill retained the fame original tient, provided they did not °barna the navigation which the Legiflathre interpofed to prltea. The claufe in the 65th page of the fiatute was read. ehating, that any owner or owners of the land contiguous to the canal may build, confiruft, or ufe any wharf. weigh.beams, or wareboufes adjoining fuels canal ; and any lord or lady of the manor may build, confiruft, and ufe fuck wharfs. &c. and may land goods thereupon, or noon the banks lying be tween the fame and the laid canal ; and ma I make and life proper and convenient places for boats and other veffels to turn, &c. The Plaintiffs' Counfel explained that their clients had engaged, at veil expence, thefe grounds, for the purpofes of their trade ; that their fuccefs entirely depended upon prefacing this water communication : that they had all the rights in them which Sir Henry Hawley poieffed that they had done nothing without the meaning and intent of this clank. That provifion of the A would he wholly nugatory and Afore!, if the owners of adjacent ground could not ihilte a cut actors the towing path, and if they were obliged to haul their Tenets up the bank before they could enter the Grand Junaion Canal. Dud ELtawsneovort.—. 4 Do you fay, notwith handing the alienation under the Aft, the towing path is/our own land ?" Mr. E1ti1t1111......" I do contend for the foil, but the Company has the right to the towing path for all the porisores of their navigation." Lord ELLasisortouon.—“ The matter will re roles ithlf then into an enquiry on the conftrudtion of the 4eed, and the AEI of 1 4 arliament." Mr. 8eatnik...N...1 4 True, my Lord; with this ad dition; that the Jury will find the fart, whether the tut add bridge at all interfere with the navigation." The StiLiCrivit Gls aaat, for the Defendant, hid, that if the Plaintiffs could make one cut by law, they blight tnake a hundred, and as many corref pOndenatidges, and fo might all the proprietors of lands for fifty miles ; thus the whole line of towing path *odd be nothing but a fyftem of bridges, and the Jury icohld confider, whether this fucceffinn of :Weak gni &than would or would not be an obltruc lion to a navigation wholly dependent, not upon windi aid tideb, but on the mukular ftrength of ant. meals employed in the molt laborious and oppteillve dirty. &Ceti' witrieffes were examined, who depofed to the facility with which the honks paffed the bridge, to its botivenient width, and to the fmallnefs of the afcent. Others gave teftimony to the piles driven in, and rnbbilh thrown to obfirua the channel of communication made by the Plaintiffs. In the fe quel tt (pedal verdia was taken in there words— The briJit is so afirullion or prthdice to the navigation or patb. This important queQion, fo affeCting the proprietors of land on the banks of all the canals in the kingdom, will neat term be fubmitted, in the fhape of a cafe, to the confidetation of the Court of King's Bench. There were only two other Special Jury caufes.,-. In that of TILLSTONI v. Sir W/4. ASI.OBI/Its HAM, it was agreed to take a verdia for 15991. fuNeEt to an agreement between the parties. 'This verdia was to apply to two carries, and was intended to terminate both.—ln WARREN v. Dix, the view required by the Jury had not been taken, in contequence of which she record was withdrawn. Mr. Eesaiaz rave notice of this circumflance, left the Defendant thould apply during Term for judgment, as in cafe of a nonfnit.---Of the Common Jury enures, there was none of the leaft intereft, excepting that of IDWARDS 9. ♦LRGO AND OTNIAII. The Plaintiff, in this aftion, WAI a crimp, refiding in St. Geprge's Fields; the Defendants were alto perfons of the fame profdion, living at Rochetler, ant contratiors, with different pander, to furnish fulAitutes for the Militia and Arty of Referve.— The Plaintiff kept a honfe, which was retorted to by perfons in dillrefs,to whom he ufed to give credit to a ccrtain amount ; and then, in order to liquidate the debt, they- were obliged to enlill for a Ripulated bounty, out of which, loch debts as they had con tralied were difcharged. By agreement between the panics, the Defendants were to have alloweit the Plaintiff, at the rate of 271. per man, for every per fon fo obtained, upon his palling Muller, fwearinir, &c. ptßocheller, the former advancing filch bounty as the recruits had'agreecl hpott with the latter, pay ing he I,4l.ince between fuch Turn, and the 271. to the Plaintiff. It appeared, that the Plaintiff had tranilnitted to Rochelier feveral recruits, according to this agreement, which he had procured, for from t.t to 161. per man, and now brought his aftion for the balance; but not being able to prove the &Clue' amount paid and received, the Plaintiff was nonfitiled. Sit VIILI HUNT, kmet. C. DUDIIILY. • The Defendant in this cafe had contraatd with the Plaintiff to furnifli him with certain cloathing for a Voldnteer Corps, of which the Plaintiff had tlib command. The contraa being paid, the Defendant afterwards &milled an account of extras, which the Plalntiff alfo diftharged, and now brunet his a4tion to recover hack thelattdr fum. After going into Tome evidence, the parties igreed to refer the matter to at. bitration. S COURT OF COMMON PLIAS, PE& 22. MINT O. nowtom. Thelaintiff, a gentleman refiding at Woodbridge, in Suffolk, brought his anion to recover the value of 8o gallons of Holland., which An Defendant, a fhip. owner, bad negligently (offered to leak out of the • calk, while conveying it from London, in his veffel, to the place of deltination. The liquor was fent inn ( calk fuppofed to be found, from Mr. Gray's diailloy in Leadenhall-fireet, to the Defendant's (hip, and in the voyage to Woodbridge, the whole leaked out ex cept one pint, whicheras attributed either to the Captain's inattention in not feeing the calk properly flowed, or what is termed *hint the ateakty, a pects. liar mode praetifed by feamen of drinking liquor out of calks in a fhip's hold ; it however appeared by Iv venal credible witneffes, that the Holland: had been put in a bad cafk—The aperture in one of the naves, , through which the liquor had leaked, was examined in Court, and there did not appear any ground to furpen it had been unfairly made, the Jury thereto(' found a verdiet for the Defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, SATURDAY, FEB. 13. HARRISON b. WIER. The Plaintiff, a Gentleman of fortune, while re ading at Hendon, where the Defendant was a 'elat ing village apothecary, lent him, on the 28th of De cember, 1792, tool. for which he took his promiffory note ; it was not put into a courfe of payment, until Onober Lir, when the Plaintiff's uncle prefented it. He was then told, that there was a fet off ; as it had never been produced before, time was given, but the ca(h had not been paid, therefore this anion was brought. In going into evidence, the fit off was a hill for medicines, amounting to 691. los. and a charge of 311. to,. for extra attendance. On going into the items of fix, eight, or ten mixtures per day, Mr. PLOMER made a moll bumourous fpcech, and nearly convulfed the Court with laughter. In the event, the Jury allowed the Donor pl. for his bill of toll. by giving the Plaintiff their verdin for pl.— The Statute of Limitations was alfo pleaded, but over-ruled. • DISOWNED kt/AKEIS. VIXEN V. BADGER, cnr, STURGIS AID OTHERS. In this very interelling caufe the Plaintiffs and Defendants were of the Society of the People called Quakers, and the anion was brought to recover a compenfation in damages from the Defendants, for affaulting and falfely unprifoning the Plaintiff, on the 16th day of January, 184. When Serjeant WlLLusts had proceeded rt Mort way in his opening, the Lord CHIEF. Balton inter fered, and earneary pit it to the parties, whether they had not better fabmit all matters in difpnte to a reference, than to expofe what might tarn out a tri fling difpute as to forms, among men whole dune terittie is that of peaceable and quiet demeanour.— The parties i however, differing as to the mode of ad joßment, the cattle proceeded, and difclofed the fol lowing fads:— The Plaintiff, Mr. Henry Finch, lives at Reading, ha Berkfhire ; he was born and bred a Quaker, and from his early manhood until he was fixty years of ale, filled the molt honourable Rations in that So ciety. In the year 1797, at a Quarterly Meeting of the Society, two members were propofed to be ex pelled, as Serjeant WILLIAMS Rated, having been found guilty by their Synod of paying tythes without a difhefs being . levied. Mr. Finch having under taken to apologize for their conduit, fo difpleafed part of the Friends, that they fncceeded in prevailing on the majority to ^, difown him," which is a kind of ptofcription, not from attending the religious part of their worship, but having any concern in the ma nagement of the temporal and charitable part of their economy. In this way matters Rood until the Quar terly Meeting of the Friends held is Bilopfgate flreet, on the Atli day of January, when Mr. Finch prefented himfelf at the Meeting-door for admUlion. It fhould teem that his vifit was not unezpe.fted, as the fix Defendants were Rationed, three at each door, to oppofe him. It was in vain he was informed that the Q2arterly Meeting being on *fife-Wise only, and not on evotfiip, and he being dfowncd, had no right to enter ; he 'till perfißed, until Mr. Badger took him by the collar, and pulled him from the door down the pafrage, where he held him for a minute or twc, and then let him depart. This was the Cum and lab- Rance of the all'ault and falfe imprifonment. Serjeant SEatott, Mr. PLOM R, and Mr. Datmeav, were retained fr,..e'le Defendants. Mr. PLOMEE con dufted the defence ; and the whole refolved itfclf into one point, viz. Whether the Society had a right to chfplace or difown Mr. Finch and if they had, Were they warranted in keeping him out of their meetings by force ? It was held they had, the meeting not being at that time for religious worfhir, but for regulating the economy of their affairs, pro riding for their poor, &c. A Mr. Harrifon, an eminent dealer in the tea trade, in the courfe of his evidence, clearly defined every religious and moral principle on which the So. ciety of Friends 4a, and thst in a way fo perfpicu ous and interelling, as to call forth the higheß com pliments from the Bench. His Lordlhip, on the Plaintiff's own !hewing, was of opinion, that he had no right to force his way ; that be was an intruder, and t:tat therefore the adiou could not be maintained. He was accordingly no.i fuited. The Court was er-wded with perfons of this per fuafion, who all appeared highly interefted in the event, and pleated with the decifon. [Turn o: .r: