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vivzq ~•.:~i dt.Cc NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-.WIND S. W. All/tVED. O annbUrght O • Waterford. 4 Donaaghadee. ;nor i accord; he Ezi p h ID : )1 cs n -4 : west! (.n tl. refs thl , for I: VC 4 ' s. the :StlAi 1 hc rltb ly Lel clew it mud, Cc' of to.ch id,:tb r .rds lit I d to ~ .in otter, tI:2 en-j t c ,•1.!!:1 H O i, m nna fo:': irrtunie e inche a li"n fia .11, Or J model .1 to maul , on j; bul :. it onlj MIL HARWIC 26. —There (till being no Packet in harbour, the Mails of Tuefday lag for the Ccn tinent were forwarded toCuzhaven, by the Thomas and William hired (hip, which failed from this port this afternoon at three o'clock. YARMOUTH, Nov: 26.—Sailed the Waakzam• h e w, Captain BERGH, for Amaerdam ; and the s qu i rre l, Captain WICKHAM, for Rotterdam, with goods; and the Enterprize, PARTON:A, for Balti snore.—The George, Captain WILCOCK, will fail for Hamburgh with goods, and feveral paffengers, this afternoon; the Dove, HORN, and John, BUTCHER, with goods, for Loadon.—Arrived the Trial, Qyiscron ; Providence, THICIAALD ; and Fortitude, BUTCHER, from London, with gond:. The Margaret, Capt. WHITE, from Gottenburgh to Leith, with iron and deals; and the Provi dence, Capt. Maas, from Bremen to Leith, with corn and goods. ars bo th put in here leaky, hav ing received damage n the late gales of wind.—. No packets are yet arrived, owing to the wind blowing N. W. which prevents them from leaving the Elbe : all the packets oz. this Ration are now on the other fide.—The packets due, are the Ez- MESS, DELL; DIANA, OSBORN ; KING DEANE ; and PRINCE OfWALES, DEANE.---A Ham burgh trader will fail every week with parengers and goods, until the packets art-I,re ;from Ham burgh. ' - PLYMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Came in the JosErn cutter, of 14 guns, Lieut. LAPENOTIEIt E ; fiorn Minorca, Gibraltar, and lati from the fqtutdron off Cadiz : the left the latter on the 3d inflant, and to•nk on board difpatches from Achnir d Sir C. M. Pais, of his Majelly's Ihip Sr. GEoRn , of 9$ c nb, which were this morning fnrwarde toLondon: it does not appear that the has brougt.t in news. • Came in from a cruize, the BLANCHE, of ;6 guns, Capt. HAMOND ; SIRJUS, Of 36, KING; aid the CHILDLIS; Of 4 4 CRARTOLD.—AITiVed; put in by contrary winds, the Ruby, of Abu-. deen, Capt. Wtta.s, from Greenock, bound to Mar tinique, with foldiers clothing, and bale goods.— Thewreck of the PotLy tender was yefierday got of the rocks, and towed into Catwater. PONTSMOUTII, Nov. a 5 into harbour Sza.Gutt. iloop to refit.—Arrived the Hsi.. ore frigate from the Downs. Nov. a6.—Arrived the African brig from Sun derland with coals. Hutt, Nov. 24—The Providence, For, cleared out of Scarborough, on Saturday fe'nnight, for Francs, being the irft veffel which has failed from thence for that country fince the figning of the preliminaries of peace. The North Star ORMAN, from Cadiz to this port, is put into Dover, with damage. By the Elizabeth, Capt. Low, which arrived here on Friday, from Memel, we learn that the form of the ad init. has been very deftralive to the flipping on the coati of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. The Elizabeth, on her paltage from El.ineur to Anholt in which harbour fhe remain ed during the form being about zso miles, ob (erred fourteen ve els of different deferiptions Branded, and completely wrecked, fix of them bottom upwards. During the form a Deitch boy was thrown upon the rocks of Anholt, and (lathed to pieces, and only two of the crew Paved, who were found on the rocks after the gale ftibfided, almoft perifhed with cold and hunger ; her cargo cool:Red of deals, Raves, &c. name unknown. The Flaxton, of this port, upfet in the gale, and is totally loft ; the crew got upon her keel, from whence they were providentially taken by a Pruf flan veirel, apd diftributed among the (hips bound for England ; four of them are arrived in the Eli zalg.th. Two Englith veffels were obferved to (yonder at their anchors, on the coati of Norway, and all their hands lo ll; names unknown. The Dallt, Capt. Mu., of this port, is reported to have foundered at fea. The Swedifit and Danilla !hip ping have alfu fuffered feverely. &Mt. K HOLIkI. OCT., 27.—We experience at this moment a terrible hurricane, and to complete our diarefs, a violent fire has broke out in the fontliern part of the port. Corsitaaosn, Nov. 3.—We had aviolent tern peft to-day, which began at eight A. M. and con tinued till two P. M. Much damage has been done. The hats frigate, deftined for the Wen indies, ran a fh ore ; reverai other (hips have been damaged in the harbour. Th: greaten part of the honks have filtered confiderably. A boat which was carrying foldiers from the:Cufloni bottle to the Three Crowns battery, ran foul of another with fo much violence that t 4 men were loft. &statute, Nov. 3.—Since eight this morning, there has been a more violent form than ever was known. A South-eaft wind blew all night, and part of the morning. Several vac's drove from their anchors. At eight o'clock in the morning the wind fuddenly chopped round to the N. W. ar:d the tempelt raged molt dreadfully. We are ve:y un ea f y about the (hips which failed yefterday. Several were blown out of the Cattegat. One of the two Britifh armed veffels was driven very near the coati ; but the wind having changed, The got ti; and is now in port. Ceznavra, Nov. 4.—The tempeft w.ts In vio lent lift night that the great ferry-boat tr.-erlet.- 41 the tops of the houfcs hart been much Mania. led. At day break we faw from Altcnbruck to Utterdof five vac's franded, viz. the Danith (hip Sarpen, which was forced to cur away all her i n'lftS ; the Hamburgh (hip the Mercury. hound M Li(bon; ftte has loft her main-mall, and is lull of .Lcl- : the Captain and two of the crew are dead. 7 Lt Alrona, laden with wine, and defined for , '!ifti:tnfand : fhe is hill of water, and her main. ' ''' tut away. The Englifh (hip —, Captain ` •,. lion flamburgh, bound to Hull, has ' ! : rc , .: ! r We sannut learn the name of. the fifth NI), but, according to a? 1 appearances, the appears to have futfered but little. There is a vettel in the harbour which has lot two malls.— We are very uneafy for the two Englith packets which failed yellerday. EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. The WHIM fchooncr, Captain BARCLAY, from Fort St. George, whole arrival, and the important news of the death of the Nabob of the Carnatic, we noticed yeflerday, left that Prefidency on the .ttli of Auguß haft, and paired by the Eland of St. Helena without touching there. The WHIM has made a remarkably quick paffage, having been on ly eleven months out and home. She failed from Portfmonth on the 7th December, t Soo. The Packets from the Government of Madras, brought home by the WHIM, were opened by the Court of Direflors We learn that the following rice Clips were on the point of taking their departure for Europe when the WHIM failed, viz : The Minerva, Capt. itiehardfon Elisa, Capt. HOW= ; Perfcveranee, Capt. Dovrnick • NutweU, Capt. Criltal ; Gan ges, Capt. Brown ; Sir John iorlafc Warren, Capt. Carte, and the Rote, Capt. Chriftopher Keymer. The following regular lndiamen were to be dif patched from Bengal, viz : The Melville Cattle, Captain John Lambe ; the Travers, Captain 'llion= Sanders; and the Stiton Caftle, C..ttain Matthew Macke; the Plicenix, Captain William M. , ffat, from Bombay; the Rockin,-;ham, Captain Thnmas Butler, ftmt Madras and Bengal. The SW tiiMV, Lord Marnington, and Georgiana Packets are expeeted thortly to arrive. The WHIM packet has, we are lorry to fay, brim& an account of the lofs of the Malabar Eaft lndiaman, which was burnt to the water's edge. No lives were lrft. ni it frtc thin] of Al Jnlti it tmi :s BUR I'll 'Opie ,11;te0! Nniowl to, arai et' ut.r.r.cz (*. ler,: v.; on rrieJ he I Ctls. fn: KG ph, re• Idria, to hln two Lin fame d,.;:lbL ut upo3 Pater :It and for FROM LLOYD'S I.IST. DrAs, Nov. 25.--Rcnisia as per kit, wish feveral eutvrard b sum!. Wind Si. W. Nov. ab.--Put back, eke Flora, !Ureic' r, for Jamaica, and remains. Wind N. W. CRAVESP.ND, Nov. 23,—P:tired by, the Renton , .---, from Petrrfburgh; Providence Increafe, Too.. from Stettin; Ni cholas,—; and Jane and Ranger, Wlt.soN,from Dantoic.-- &fled the Berwick, Virctsn; and Severn, WarsoN, for Bar b idoes ; Twe Friends, PEACOU::, for Bounteous; Harmony, rit, for Leghorn; Leviathan, —, for Thrtinique ; Gn vemor Mind, Mx:AD, for Africa; Mary, CARY ; and The mis, DOUGLAS, for Grenada. Nov. 26.—P.Iffed by, the Arnaltheo, STYWARI and PM. get's, Lacer, from Peterlburgh; Chatty, EAU I. It ; Reliance, SAMPSON ; and Euretta, PA react:l:f, front Q . qebee.—Sailed the Wm. Pitt, Pen vsos; ; and Achilles, Cuan KT, for Marti nique; Eclipfe, Rowe, for St. Vincent's; Afphslou, Surru, foe Honduras ; Albion, —, for 'Anson ; Progrofs,.--, for St. Kitt'.; Charlotte, KEN r ; Neptune, Londnn,—; Jupiter, Hanover, WILSON; and Symetry, LIDDLE, for Jamaica. ARRIVED At Cowes—The Newton, Riley. from Philadelphia; Per nandius, Peterfon, from atarleßown. In the Downs—William, Tully. from Riga; Hant Mallen, Allan, from Charente; RcMmcc mai' of war, from Que bec ; Sally, Jackfon, from Riga. At Liverpool--Elmnor t Wallis, fromßlga._ • . At Dover—Maria, Frafer, from Lifbott ; Draper, Walker, from Dublin; the Chatty, Searr; the Reliance, barman; and the Maitland, Fenwkit, from (Zebra At Briltol—William, HIU, from Quebec; Lovely. from Newfoundland ; and Charlotte, Gammon, from Marti nique. At Chatham—William. Hart, from Riga. In the Humber--Refolution, Grofe, from Malaga. At Cork—Afpinal, Long, from Jamaica. At Stronmefs—King George, Hanwdl, from Httdfon's Bay. Off the *fie of Whight—Ann and John, Chatter, from At Bahama—Mane/ndter, —, from Liverpool. In Yarmouth Roads—Dion, —, from Pueriburgh. At Limeriek—United Brothers, Carder, front London. At Waterford—Peggy, White, from Newfound Land. At Dunkirk—Here, —, from Virginia. GLASGOW TONTINE LIST. Margaret and Eliza, Sterenfon, at Demarara, from New foundland. James. Dawfon, at Virginia, from Cork, Emerald, Ritchie, is arrived at I.ondoo from Barbados. Th- Tonge Egbert, hloterman, from Mill to Prißot, el at lea ; crew laved. The Juffrow,l.ydle, Brani::, from Boo:dean: to Lmbdcn, is put into Biddiford with clamcge. The 'hip Peace. (built at Lynn, by Mr. Widen) on her Grit voyage to the North, w. 14 totally wrecked at Staiths, about eight miles to the north of Whitby, in a violent g-alr, on Mon day the id inflant. The crew were fortunately Cored by the exertions o':thc inhabitant. on the enalt when, (he wa,loft. The Polly tender, wrecked in t?, hurrican,: ui the lit on the rock , near the Leek H,Jgc, in the Sound, was got off by floating her with calks. She has re, rived much damage, and her bottom and marls multi:utters° a thorough repair. The Bald F.agk, Pratt, from Virzirfsa, is arrived A L'Orient, with tors of anchor. and rahles. - - The Concor‘lia, hibbalds, from London, h arrived at St. Va lera% with damage. The Handfcombe Packet, Doyle, from I.ortlon to Lillian, is loft at Mot Eds. Gr..d part of the cargo I.e. ed. The John sad Sally. lsiador, from Soutb..mt tor. to Landon, is on more in Hearn Bay. Craw Lived. NAVAL. APPOIN' sirs: r GCor7r- ..ke is made Lieu tenant, and appointed to the Yompre ; a Mr. Symonds Midthipman of the Endymion, is alfo mad: Lieatertant i , and appointed to la Fl.:che. Captain SUTTO , I Eifted his flag on Thurfilay lei from the Sit., of 5o guns, to the NtMaSls frigate, of 2R guns, in the Downs. Yeflerday morning di fpatches were received from C. M. Pot.r, Efq. Command:r in Chief of the Bri. tifh fquadron off CadiA. ‘Vhcn the alifpatehes were fent off the Admiral Rill continued to block up the Spanish fleet in Cadiz. Ti.: above dif patches were brought home by the Jorrrir armed cutter. A cutter is arrived at Plymouth, with Jifpatches from Minorca and Gibraltar. Thcy do not. we arc in fc rmed. contain any noes of importance. The following (hips of war have joined the fquatlron in Emmy Bay EIS ROYAL, 9 guns; Acnittrs,74; MAJiSTIC, 74; CI !ITAt:It, 74; Hy!' lA, and five other frig.itec. Monday afternoon was launched his Majelly's (hip Cow:Titans, of 74 guns, at Harwich. Sa turday was the day fixed tor the launch, but ow mg to the violence of the u ind and unufually high tides, it was thought advilable to defer it till tlc weather moderated. She is now lately fecured at her mooriirs. A new Nip rall.d the Retreat, of the burthen of 544 tons, has latar been laiinchel at Liver ,pall. She was built by RO3IIIT Wicaast, Efq. and is enga!-,cd by the Honourable the Court of Dirceors of t!): Lall India Company, to proceed to the Prcfidency of Bengal for a cargo of gruff goods, Lite. and the transport of the goods of in dividuals. Five Ships of the above deicriptios an D ead) engaged. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 23. Mr. ATTORNEY GPM EILAL [hewed caufe againfl a rule, which would have called upon the Marfhall of the King's Bench prifon to make a new return of infolvent debtors, for the purpofe of including the name of a perfon omitted in the former. lie flitted that this perfon was not in cuflody of the Marfhall when the former return was made, and that by the AEI of Parliament it was impotlible for him now to amend it. Lord KENYON faid,fuppofing the rule was made, he did not know how far it would be fafc for the MarthaU to obey it. For .• mere Miniflerial alt, Mr. Compton, High Sheriff of Hampfhire, had been fined sod. He knew that the wifdom and juflice of Parliament could never err, otherwife he fhould have thought this proceeding abfurd and inequitable. The Sheriff had obeyed the exprefs orders of the Jitßice', and what he did had met with the approbation of the Judges. But in this cafe the application was unreaP)nable,and the Mar (hall would very properly reply, " you may cer• tify yourfelvcs ; I will not certify a lie."—Rule difcharged. A rule was likewife difcharged for flaying pro. cectlings in the cafe of Pierce v. King, on this ground, that in the affidavit on which the ride was founded, the Defendant merely defcribes himielf as John King, of Portland-place, in the county of Mid dlefe x, without adding Efq. Gentleman, banker, or any thing elle, agreeable to the llatutec i.t.,!dit ions. SOWERBY V. HART. Mr. GAIROW moved for a rule to thew caufe why proceedings in this cafe fhould not be flayed, why Wooley, the Plaintiff's attorney, fhould not anfwer the matters in the ailidavit, why he fhould not attend in Court when caufe was (hewn againfl the rule, and why either he or the Defen- 1 dant fhould not pay the cogs of this application ? The learned Counfel Rated that this Mr. Wooley is an attorney who goes about all tho public houfes in London as a fpy, and immediately upon dif covering that a Tailor has ;n any une danced a jig with his mißrefs, indtets the landlord for keeping an unlicenfed houfe for mufical entertainments. In this inaance he had brought an aftion in the name of Mr. Sowerby, and not only 'without his confent, but againft his expscfs orders. He had afterward> leagued with the Defendant, and figned a ISC:1 pro. r, that he might faddle the nominal - Plaintiff with cogs.—Rule granted. MOVE Mb FR 24,—.-£ 4 AK' V. FELTON. This cafe came before the Court on a motion for a new trial. The anion was brought on a Ihip from Liverpool to the Weft Indies, valued at 62001. She proceeded to the coall of Africa, took in a cargo of flares, and flretched over to the coaft of America. After the had been a few days at fea there was a dreadful concuMon of the wa ters, occafioned, as is fuppofcd, by an earthquake. By this the was materially damaged, and it was only by keeping the pumps conftantly at work that fhe could be kept above water. However, the Captain fucceeded in making Demarara. Here the cargo was landed, but before the fhip had been twenty-four hours moored the went to the bottom. There were feveral points made at the trial, but the only one now relied upon was, that maces were endive, as the Captain had r€ceived orders to fell the chip in the Weft Indies for 40001. The grand queftion therefore was, whether a va lued policy can ever be opened without proof of fraud? The arguments pre urged by Mr. Gist's were, that from the leng th of the voyage the ftores were nearly expended before the lofs ; that the deterioration from wear and tear had been very great ; and that the full profits had been made of the adventure, fo that, although the (hip when the failed might be worth 6:ool. yet alter fhe had reached Demarara the was not worth the fifth part of the flun ; and by thislucky lofs the owners would put pool. into their pockets. Mr. Ea s Kix E and the Gentlemen on the other fide maintained that it was a fixed and invariable rule of law, that the valuation, unlefs fraudulent, was never to be open ed, and this point they fully eflablilLd by a r ari. ety of decifions for the lalt fifty years. Various bad confequences were Rated that would flow from a contrary pranice ; and Mr. Erline ob ferved, that if a man eat a bifcuit rn,rre than his allowance, it might be reckoned a laic tent ground for calling upon the Plaintiff minutely to prove his intereft. The Court was unanimoully of opinion againa a new trial, and the rule was di.cliargtd. roc. 25. Several Otto Warrantor werc granted, calling up. on perfons to (hew by what authority they claim• ed to be Freemen of Litchfield, _ In Yate and Willan, the Rule for the new trial was difchar:ed. 1.61 W HARIOROUG if V. LOCI. LI Y. This was a Rule for a new trial upon the ..var• ranty of a boric. The verdit% was for the Plain tiff. The only thing c.blervable in the cud:: was, that it appeared from the report, the Noble Lr rd had given too guineas and another hnife, wl,ich colt him 250 more, for the horfe in wielt;on, which was aged 14 years, and at fever }cars old had been fired in all his legs, and at that time fold for ten guineas. Lord Kamm; alked Mr. Serjeant Vaughan whe ther the young Gentleman or the horfe was the °lda Mr. Serjeant Vat: Gnaw replied, that the young Gentleman was between thirty and forty, and ought to have as much knowledge in lmrfcs as any man.—The Court refilled to grant .1 new trial. LANDLORD AND TENANT. In the dircuSon of a cafe where the queflion was urn the validity and effeet of a notice from a Landlord to a Tenant to quit, 8:c. on the penalty of paying double rent. [By the by, an inaccurate made of expregion, for the Statute on which this notice is founded, lays, " double the value of'' Lord Kt - wbereinhe• eta LD raying, mint, whether but it was lecnll rece;re the double rent, or compel thk.. Te nant to quit, at the expiration of the notice. CURIOU3 CON SPIRAC Y. Mr. Scales-rr moved loran information againft William Withrington, Thomas Wearer, John Groom, and John Sharpies, for a emit - piracy to lefraiid Mr. Standifh, a Gentleman of Cumber land, by pretending that William Withrington was entitled to a part of his eft AtC. From the affi davits in fupport of the rule, the Learned Colin fel timed the followhy; fails : That W.i..tver was a bankrupt cheefemonger ; Groom h-d been a grocer; Sharplefs an attorney conviacil of felony and fent to the Hulks; and Withrington a jour. neymat's lawyer in Deptford dock-yard, to which he added the trade of crying " Hot pea', all hot!" about the town of Deptfora. It was fuppnfed that the tonncAion among thefe people took place while Sharplefs was on board the hulks, for as loon as his time was expired they went to an Attorney of the name of Smith, with a long roll of papers, which Withrington fluted contained hi, title to the Lordfhip of Stethen, being part of the cat ite of Mr. Standifh, and Mica if he would politic his jclaim? Mr. Smith laid he could have nn tion to do it legally, but he pofitively den d that he gave them any advise whatever, tiou?,ti they fubiequently pretended that they ailed upon it. They then nll prceeeded to Durham, but they firft flopped at Newcallle, where Mr. Withring ton firlt i!iiied a notice to the tenants, Je:iriu J them to pay no more rent to Mr. Standifh, as that he was lineally defcendcd from the ancient Lords of Withrington, and came to take poffetTion of his elate. This notice he dated from his Lordibiltof tethen, on the tf of Augutl, ttiot. Here alfc they procured the :alliance of one Nail , •, who was a difcardcd clerk to Mr. Standsfh's collector, and they went round to the tenants, font: of whom they prevailed upon to attorn by various pretence,. filch as that the Chancellor had acknow ledged his claim, and that he had feventeen Peers to lupport him. Mr. Withrington next called a meeting of the tenants, when he promifed to for give them half a year's rent, and that he would allot his cleat: into (mall farms. He alfo gale them a dinner, at which he produced his pedigrees which was fworn to be a fate one by one precut, and who knew the family of Withrington; and while at dinner, he received a pretended exprefs from Newcaftle, that the tenants at Withrington, another part of irlr. Standifh's elate, had acknow ledged his title. By thcfe means hehad a rabble continually attending him, and they proceeded to the mantion-houfe with a deign to take poffeifion, but they found it batred against them. Mr. Stand ilh, who lived at a dillant part of the county, hearing of thefe tranfaeions, fent his Solicitor, Mr. GA, to trace them, and by much inquiry he had learned the above account. It was alfo added in the affidavit, that it was believed they only in tended to delude Tome of the tenanse into paying them their rents, and that then they propeed to ab ivifigranted. NOY. 26. In the cafeof the King and Stevenfon (the Attor ney conviaed of a conspiracy to keep back a wit net's from giving evidence before the Commifflon ers of Excife), Mr. ERSICINI and Mr. GORNSIr moved an arrell of judgment. The motion was granted, but in the mean time the Defendant was committed. THE RING V. HOIIFR• l In the town of Bridgnnrth, in Shropfhire, lived the Defendant, Captain Holier, and his lady the Honourable Mrs. Holler. In the fame town lived Mrs. Bolton, the widow of a banker, her daugh ter, Marianne, and her fon, Grey Edward. Ile tween the two families there had been fomc rnif underflanding, and being invited together one evening to play at s ingtun at the pare n t's, their fe eret averlion broke out into open warfare. After the company had partaken of an elegant (upper, and it began to grow late, Nits. Bolton rote to bo gone. Mrs. Honer faid the thought Mrs. Bolton might remain a little longer ; but the pleaded the hour, and refilled to refurne her feat. The Defen dant then got into a high pa:lima, ar..ed who era was, and what right the h.t,l to break up the party fo abruptly ? " If my poor dear hufband were alive, (Wei Mrs. B.) you would not dare to inft;lt me in this manner, Sir." "It your hutband were here, (repl'ed the Captain), I would kick him to the door." After fame more altercation, too coarfe to he repeated, Mrs. Horton went away, faying . , fff. Jir o. r ezai.s eJmfrany where fie :um, to jind (.4fain or Airs. Th efe words fui deep into the mind of the Captain, and he took the molt ungallant and unwarrantable means to vent his liken. He firft wrote a letter to Mrs. 111.1 Mils Bolton, infiran g that thef eiould immediatjy come and beg rardon of him, and " the Honourable Mrs. H:;fler." Find in- that he was to r fceivc no aufwer, he wrote a f;•conci, in which he gave a pretended hillory of tire mother, full of the met virulent abate, and acciifed the daughter of various indifere (ions. A copy of the letter, he added, he ihoul.l communicate to every body he knew in Bridg-nortl.. —Mr. Grey Edward Bolton was at this time in the country, but returned home loon after. As loon as Captain Hofer hcaril of his arrival, he wrote him a Liter, natio: the infult he had receir est, and calling upon him to compel his mother and tiller to come and afk pardon of him and "the Ho nourable Mr Holier." If he did not comply with this demand, he inflited upon receiving the faticfaetion of a gentleman. Mr. G. E. Bolton, he cont , nds, being at the head of the family, v .ts undon'itedly refpor.fiblc for the acts of every mem ber of it. St:11 his expottitlations were unnoticed. His rage was railed by this contemptuous treat ment to the highell pitch, and h: wrote again to Mr. Bolton, denouncing him as a coward, a (Conn drcll, and a Ularkgoard. Tilde proceedings took play: in Sepiemi,er tBOO, and Michaelmas Term next an appl:ration was made to the Court of King's Bench againit Captain Holler, and twr air-Una] informations were ordered to , 1 • 1 '' . ~. i' f~ atutc on which this notice is lounclea, &ing'S Ziench againit Captain linker, and •wo able the value of the Land."] air-Ur:al informations were ordered to be filed tarots Paid, that in a cafe from Cheller, I again& him : one for libelling the me...her and wascounfel,berememberedLordMams- daughter, and the other for finding a challenge ng, that it was not optional in the Te- to the fon. The trial canoe on at the Spring Af- her he Afield quit, or pay double rent ; fizes and on both informat;o-.s the Defendant era% optional in the Lan whether he 14und oil' . He and !"'T !" • 1