Star. — London, England, 1802-10-28 00:00:00

'~"~:'' # ' , , • 4t, CaRALTAIt, OCtOARA Co the 3oth of September the Vincailo brig, commanded by Captain Paovosr, arrived here from Alexatarla, in 47 days, having touched at Malta and Algiers in her way: She left'Algiers . five days before her arrival here. In going into Algiers the was chafed by a Portuguefe fquadion o f two fail of the line and feveral frigates and Hoops that were then blocking up that port. All the Algerine cruizers were then in harbour. The fame day arrived here the THAN'S frigate from Malta, with difpatehes from Sir RICHARD BICKIIIOII, to the fquadron here, with orders for them to get ready for feu with the utmoft ex pedition in confequence of which, the greaten buftle and a&ivity has prevailed in equipping every fhip with fix months provifions and notes of every kind; and the GiBRALTAR having now !lifted her foreman, and repaired the damages the fuftained in the late thunder norm, will proceed up the Mediterranean to-morrow, if the wind is favour able, w►th the four other fail of the line now in the bay, viz. the SUMS, DRAQOII, TILIVIIPR I and itssows. The only man of war then left will be the ACTIVII frigate, which is (till lying in the mole, repairing her damages. This order for the fudden failing of the fquadron to the eaftward, has occafioned much furprife and fpeculation here ; for, judging from furl cireutn: fiances as have reached us, they are neither going to Alexandria, Malta, nor Algiers; the THAIIIIS frigate, as I informed you in a former letter, having brought an account of the arrival of tome of the Neapolitan troops at Malta, and of our in tending fhordy to evacuate that Ifland, and alto Alexandria. • The opinion of the belt informed here is, that there five fail of the line arc going to pin Sir RICHARD BICKEitOII°D• fliPadtoll9 to watch the !notions of the formidable andament which the , Trench have for foils thin pal!-loeen collating at Toulon—at &It tinder pretence of attacking Al-. Oen. The Taman, after deliverhe her 1)1 patchesi failed inftandy again to join Sir iititatie RiCURTON. Yelierday afternoon a French line of bottle Otip with fa hundred troops on board, hating under convoy eight other (hips with troop% palled this from Toulon in there way to Cape Francois: The isth Regiment, not► at Malta, is to for* part 4 the prriCon of as is alto Da Rou.e's Regiment, now at Alexandria, and barracks are building for ther# both with •all ex pedition, as they are daily expelled. We bear &Ma Alexandria, that General STIVIART has not (*acceded is the objea of his miff:onto C.onitanti nople, which was to induce the Porte to cede part of .Egypt to the Beys. It dead not appear. probable, however, that the Turks will ever &b -ac the Deis in that country. to Kb oo tds rid 11. r~ -- The LoanCuanest.tott has appointed tnefday nett, at two o'tlock, to receive the 4.OaDAILTOR else, at bis.hOufe in BedfordAnare. The death of, the Dale of Patna, Infant of Spain, was very fuddei. He dined on the 7th int as Fosterivo, where he vifited a fchooly and after dinner allftediat an exercife of the (choler:, whim be was fuddenly feized with a cholic, which rob diced him to feels extremity, that be expired the following night ' Before his deceafe, however, he providedkie die AdMiniftration of public Affairs, and epritintsd a Regenty of State, at the head of Weis ths Archduchies his widow. Oss Wataefday fe'unight, at the Seflions of lER. larney,the jury.withdrew to deliberate concerning their Verdi& They remained confined_till the following Sunday, without being able to cemse6, any meet. Ivy this time two of the jury were fop bled, from confinement and faking, that they were sot able to endure their fuffenngs Oft logger, and on an admit being mado,lating _tll6 Pail of their fnuatlon, and their inability mina oat, two jurors were withdrawn by coafent of Parties, and no verdia was retuned. So niuch pertinacity in rinciple has not. perhaps ] ever ot cured on any fimilar occafion. Timms, DIMLY Lann--Laft night the Co needy aF The Swhitioss lifffiarid, which fine the days of Gatiicz has • been rather a granger oak. there boards, was performed, principally-for till rupee of introducing Mr. DWrilt in the part of Royer. and Mrs.Guivsa in that did, gay notsl2 . Merid. Of the latter we Omni to t hefitats to fmk in the language of uaquahfied pritifes4ne• the days of Mrs. AllnOTOn the Rage has not wit. ceded a more fpirited delineation of Hosigtv's amiable coquet. Mr. Dwv a a's Temple *aka is as animated &etch, but it wants the finieb" of the mailer—he is too rapid in his nlentar and there is a general flippancy is his nt• same, which robs the charatter of to nth of its weight in the piece. We make thefe obtervations Mora with a view to correa the lrovinciai scant , blacks of the aaor's manner, t han to check his viracity, which, in the pnefent Rate of the . is a great difigifreties.—Pame sari lid Nam iaft night was a grave perfonage, compared with the Rawer of Mr. Dwvaa. , Sfrieilagtbas a more '4letlenianly reprefentative in Powstt, than the Ilse has eVewhere now to Waft we could only wa he would nabs rather leis ufe of his White Pocket handkerchief. ,Mrs. MU. , 1 4 Mrs. HsaLowsts jocitaba. Mies Met. Lon's i i ii!usai Mars. BAIRTMORI and How.san'eten imam lovers; and Walies's 7%Ssr, Were J err Mir wry, as the latter cbaraOer fays, w_very tole " Me." The roperb fpe4acte of Milks lbeceedalt sad illoarcand more adatirsiiVorriergfealetieth. ~'~ ~ :,. . ,;. ..~,-~ : i .• :. • ." Wiztbial t • ~Cl~lbßlt id: T}ee ROYAL /satin.* when bete pact their time between this and Frogitibre. The Kiii6, fence his return from Weymouth, has fuffered much from a fevere cold, but happily his MAJIIIITY la ft week quite recovered. The Q.E . rase, who has like wife been indifpotbd front the ludden attack of a prevalent difordeir, is now in much better health. The Princeft EReLaaßtu naerappeared to greater advantage than laft week. Th e Princeling Au ou STA. SWIM. MARY, and•AMtLIA, are all well; Princefs MAIL/et ancle, which her Highnefs bad the misfortune to fprain many thonths finte,iinot yet perfealy reftored to its proper ftrength, Mit it u the opinion of the faculty that this will be date in a very !Dort time. The Kum rife:, as liftwl, about (even o'clock ; the (task and Pukes:ass about eight ; at half an hour after, the ROYAL FAMILY breakfaft together. At ten o'clock they attend prayers at the Royal Chapel ; and about noon, his Majsrrir rides out on horfeback. By the by, our Somata'', who never looked in bet ter health, is grown very lolly ; this is afcribed to the little exercife he has taken, fince his return froth Weymouth. The Qt2ssig and the Penmen's take the air in their landatilets, about the fame time that the Kiva rides out. The week before laft the Qtreen's Lodge was very gay; a concert and cards every evening. ' His Mails:Ty ordered the Manager of the Rich mond Theatre to be pre(ented with Fifty Guineas, the night the ROYAL FAMILY vifited the Theatre, in contequence of the expence incurred in erecting 'isnd embellifhing the Royal box. Her Majarry dropped a . ditimond pin in the boxes, and one of the Pktscsssss a diamond bracelet, which were found by the Houfekeeper and returned, who was liberally rewarded for her honefty. NAUTICAL INTELI,,IGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-6-WIND S. E. AZIIIRD. I lifaisbmit Dublin. o Waterford. 1 Frond' . ~! Y. ( ~ 101tRAY, OCT. is. ..1041pdladekia,nt London, iron Amfterdent to Cadiz, k! Wink rphlrb arrived here the rich, lo ottepritttget "oder welt* hdt idea, the wind from 8. to &IA *et both pallkip.s j an ber table, and cut away betbitend her firma bower cable, but could not work out, the wiod be lot fit ter. talk Southward, aisle to slob le rafelit 'Acre gig now lits• The RACtOX 11/0p of war from Portfmaudi to Jamaica, with dlfpatehee, it arrived and rondos. Wind to the Sootkward and Weftward.-fmtable and rale. - PLYMOUTH, .; . 9.;rOBER s 6. Woe oat of harbooraiai &patches, under felled ceders, the Romans, of slisolsokgootOin Moo oser : went oft of Whew** likosobooh Pool, do gIICORT, of is vow 1 Lkuteamet PZAE. • . Rennin ht dteodtotde Pool, the SIPIDia, 0114 ISSN nea ten= SSAR ; Matsu, of 14 sans, I.leatamon Common; sod PACOST, Of Rs guns, Lieutenant PEARL Came iiithe Amy twig, foist ‘ kbbga, for * nnifket, with faibaltall forts, after a peep of ady females fttpica.This orders were received from tke Admicult;•Sy Beret it Damns, Cammander is Chief of kb and tads here, to have a Keefe of madames en tering vedunteer Seamen Sr *de men rime thin its eanallf. don at this port: imp bids, to ignite tionsin .10..istde, hive been this day rafted through Plymouth, Dock, mid *MUM& and the adjacent country. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER Arrived the Aimless triple; Qom* and Raven loops of war, trona (=doe; Richards, from Newfoundland; ;sod Tartar, KannaDY, from Haifa. Ocr. 27.--Esdied,dse Ada, M'itt um, for the Eaft Indies; ULU saes frigate; Anvics and Exreass tenders, kg Tskddek YARMOUTH, OCTOBER. ad. , - . Yliftirditt WI ilst Harwich, after landing bee mails polfempitslititpoos Cu :Meek abs PUNIC an 11.0141., Copt SANTE!. 1141111111111FTIONOblESITIFOI the PIUMOR OF WOLFF. Copt. AXTROMIT DZAlll,llith 'midis ' sad pawns from Cuba/at; she ma sod rangers wwe boded here this tostaing; the packet its this aftentooDbelbrwish. -What *e left Cuhsvat the pats Cimmos, hen, sad EARL OF Lite wrria, TlllOll4llOll, were entre& .Arrived here this morning the Unman fripte,from Stock holm, and tbe plawcw hips, from a ailfam-Sailed for Roisordess the jewsocCaaisaewith bit goodie sad pd. • biases.. • . 1 Milt s 6. Dinii:Zo Ale Cfbisimee Pros e clieket 'arrived in the Roods from Cs bis, at half psit oos ' A. IL sad boded a French Mef i, . . irkh difEr4 11. Otpx AiTiged sNo the Swi ft . the Km Stophrd ; sad the Rasessinde, Id* Higo,t. i llswar.d, Wad so otber c Epso. bit& , with Captain Bodo* sad 'lst • ass 4 the Map, fee CMS, with ' Ilk 'l4r. la/odr. White. Mr. A. fisnidt, Mr.. Philip% ki r . pAperamee t Xest. Coineberes, Mrs. Nastiell, Mrs. Hew. W It iso, Mr. Via* etsi M. COI% with * ftelh Omit W. b S. W. s sd a hay Span, attasiktvrith 101 l liamkg . ritual MOW, loth parka di asilppligi - 0 0 i LIVERPOOL, OCTODEIt Beast, from Africa, b wind k Marthti hoes ditto, and Lovely Lab, Mkt, home at Novi.. larDottet *Ai, ea the Gall Coaft, sad would fail far the WM labs la that dab& Ate, ..... t i boast New York. The Fame. Loeb. fists , beset at Baltimore. The Hasse. Swish, boa hisecat Bates. Tbs Holy Fernily. Ciblers freak hem at Cadiz. The IrsistOW, GNI% tdiss hence eff • Ain't:oßJ 16th alt. S w 2db, &wham at Dad. The jamales at Dahlia. • ' The tram Darla at itouta and back at Drift& . t Tbs Josizttriplgrasert Kitt's at ditto. Carafe el* from jennies ripe ad du in ary/ whk *kb* NW Reelkr—paited with ha as the Mils lit. 3s.ao. laot. by It Capt. Crow fpeke es sob sit. the Ildp INNINIppt, mss,Ma beast Ihr kvaa=k, Ist. 3.w. haw 61. 0..00 the elth ehs Maid, fraii DublM*r virtkia. int. 37. s 3. 5 0 . 00 " 44 5t del the atto Pl* ream Itsetedaat for ha. yr. sttt a lo. , —Os the path the lrike, ---Arass isult...47. lo .l.,4*Saiwas A v e d"ab i Ina GINS WIPP% Wit • )a, i I • ye. 64, difmafted, name itimewn, homed it* Cork to Bridal, has been lying ar *what off this harbour for Wee days; the Dillsenke revenue cutter, Awning from a ere, fell in with her, And took a number of gialrengers out, and all thkerew, meg** the mutter and mate, Who would not quit the veffel. She is lting at anchor on foul greund, and it is fuppdfed her cables VAS food be cut by the rocks, wiled the mull inevitably be dalhed to pleeek She is faid to be in bonen. • HULL, OCTOBER is. • • Arrived— ! -si New York, the Atlas, Wilfon ; at Cadiz, Were, Totnllnfon; at Hamburgh. Triton, Hudfon ; at Anafterdam, Maatichappe, Gerdes ; at Rotterdam, Ann, Jaekfon, and Peel, litaphenfos, au ttani this post. Off Wideb y—tit e George. Coverdale, from Patesiburgh to Ldndon, after a Barmy pelage of fir weeks. At Scarborough-4M Welcome Friends, from Nor '*a;; aid thc Woo, Hart, from Memel to Dover. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The after Viper, for the capture' of la Cerbere, and,the re *tato, of the Diamond, will be paid oh Thud*, the 28th loft: at No. to, john-Bred, Adeiphi. Tucfday * FROM LLOYD's LIST. Dtst., °amaze 16.-6 Arrived and failed for the Diver the Dorothy, Wells, from Oporto; and Mineral Spring, Ford, from Quebec.-Wind S. by W. blows hard. 4311U1VISIMND, OCTORZR a6.-Palled by the Enterprize; Green, from Leghorn; Vrow Adeona, —, from Havrc ; Siva Eel, Williams ; and Sufannah ---, front,Fli. z. land.-.. Sailed the Alexander, Robinfon, for Jamaica; Euphro- for Havre; Hebe, Bnunna; and .Welham, Mews; Hamburgh. torrent 27 -Palled by the Refolutian, Fraser, from La bradore ; Dorothy, Willis, from Onorto ; Vietory, Harpies, from Feeamp ; Mineral Spring, Ford, from Quebec; and Ranger, Hare, frost Pillau.r-Sailed the Jam, Rocheita, for Petedburgh ; Thetis, —, for Rotterdam; John and Peter; —, far Hamburgh ; Hercules, —,for Stettin ; and Satisfac- Normanl for Amiterdam. ARRIVED. Off Falmontl--Caroline, Perrin, front At Briltol-Merry Andrew, Smith, fto l tfa a tralap; sad El Baladore, Baum, from St. Andero. At Portfmouth-Norfalk, Woodhoufe, front Qt2e.bee. In Yarmouth Roads-Zephyr, Ellerby, from Peteriburgh. Off Loweftoff- , -Ann, (Mott, from Peterfborgh. At Colcheiter-Daurors, Meadows, from Oporto. • AE Chichefter-buse, Rutledge, from St. Ander°. At Belfast-William, M'Crea. Iraq Landes. At Hambargh-Fame, Anderfon ; and Eilty s . Baldry, from London. At Bourdeaut-July, from Buenos Ayres. At Demarata..Bruce Grove, Manioc, front Africa. - At Antigua-Flora, Hughes, from-Dublin, At.Grenads--Martha, Roach, from the CoPe of Good At Dottibica--.Thetis, Chsruley, from Leneafter futtd 44 l: oaten, Sayers, from Liverpool. . • At Beethdoew-Cora, Britton, from Undo', • • At Tobseo-Marquis•Comwallis, Killatti.ftom London. At Trinidad Swan, Klimek. from Clyde. At New Providence--Loulfa, from Clyde. • Itt the 'littler St. Lawrence-Maim-cal; Davidfon, fr an Landon. • At Newfoundlanll--Plymouth Packet, --•••.ww, hum Dart Intotth; Illahr Warden; Kingiton, Gordon. ' and Palliest, Dorton, fres *fad; Lion, Sampfon; anciAtslanta, Tollock, hem Poolt.'• • At PAllliiewMarybed, Healey, frotiinginia. At Livagetel-Mary, Brad*, from Jamaica. At ?st-gltieen Layett, from London. At gen-dregory Ind, Frau, from Batavia. At • i-Nonge, Brink from Bengal At Lisboa--Mexico, Hada, from Cork* At Legkesi4-1-Zephyr, Foreman, from Lomb& At Genoa -Elie, Brooking, from London. At St. Vineener-Intepity, Gardner, from London. At St. Cie42.-Citioberg, from Africa. • The Peggy, Cortdih, is arrived at Mart nique I two der af ter her antral, the Captain and the whole of the crew died She was takes pofibilion of by the Governor, and with the • cargo fold for the concerned. The Cyclops; Capt. Fyffe, strived at Moos, from Malta, on the .nth inft. after a pafEige of 22 days. The Forma, Crow, of and for Yarmouth, with timber, from Memel, has been on &ore in the Catteget, hot got ail again, water logged, and proceeded 04 the 3oth nit. for Copen began to repair. The William and Mary, Marwood, is reported to g heve put into Meeftrand with tentage. • TM Sophia, of Neweaftle, is on those on Drairite. The LeonerthStewart, from Virginia to Liverpool, failed in jam lift, and has not fince been heard of. The Providence, Lewis, from Waterford, has put into Mar. gate Roads, With the loft of cables. The Ifabega, Thornton, from Dantsick for Whitby, is kgt on Boraholea-crew fared. 'nut Mary and Betfey, Snell, from Tobago, is loft off Saint Thema& The Ceres, Bales, tof Tamen* from Metnel to Hamburgb, M on bore between Hops& and Kraperup, on the coaft of Swede% where it is faired Ihe et* be totally wrecked. The Diligence, ofWegnionds, front London, bound to San - deriand, 'in banal, opt islitere on Lowelloft Beech, and is become a wreak • Some moans invitee* been received refpeßing the fate of Mr. Fyfehe Palmer, who our Readers will radial wastes ' mad by the jullidery Coin of Scotland to be beallbed to Sew South Wake, on mount of his polideal principles at an ante Period of the late war, and the other peons who In March dot tailed from that !inclement on their recent to Eng hadmarbere mama are comemmicated by Captain Wilton, of the Rectal Admiral unnfport, who fell in with them at New Zadand. They bad touched there to purchafe (pars and tim ber, which, together with the lbip, they meant to NO& at at the Cape of Good Hope. This was about the middle of June, and they ad bau'on their pantie to that place from the mid dle of March dot. Moft of the crew were very indifferent, the veld was leaky, and in fogged with t woe ig ati ,...c a pt a in Wilton very kindly gave a Rip p ly ofwhatever he multi Aare and they then refoived to touch at font of the South Sea Maid; to get a farther limply. In cafe by any unforefeen accident they ileteld be detained et New Zealand, Captain Wilton bad, by rz.ONekations, prevailed on Governor Ring to food them.pro• which would reach them about February Isp—Tbe relict they fated in was about three hundred toss bathes, end does e Job* purcbsfe of Mr. Palmer, Mr. , Bees, Mid two ethins in the fetdanefit.+—At the time CainieWillber left than, Mr. Fakeer =Able companions was lageedhealth A law from Calcutta, dated fo late amiss sth of May, (aye ...Letters have been received in town, antiouncing the ea/are oldie Aelve, Captain W. B Greenveay, by the Sabato pri vateer, Captnin Pinned, on the si ft of Mart:boiling days sfEr honing Priam of Wales's Maxi for this palm with a nimble carp so board. The above privateer is the ate that took the Highland Chief,and ha Canmanderh perfall# wdl sequined of the prelinsinaties of peace having been coneleda in ; we as as v .... assns* will be made of to daring a taereeder. psi whole of the Akers, crew, and pelhollers Of she Addr- alum an mem boat,near Acbam ; tat Cistan Green way he has daibM as boaeldthe Ilebottme, and proceeded no am !own wbere, as it is sot petbable that he **aid go to the Muddies, with Inch a Ilogrear The Mt Slips for Madras, ofTli s tetfon, are appointed by the Court of Direeors of the Rallis& Company to come afloat on 901 of nest month, end to be in the Downs by the 3i ft ce , prior to did{ b difpateheci. They coma of the Hindatan, step tat, and a new Stip bu ll ! t br mu llibiat Deerodaile, I commanded by Capt. Robert . „ The liftlWO for Mats fe fain, are the Hugh In gib, tart. Megt,asti the ft Cos. Maxwell ; the time of thde dllptefi is laid fee the letter oil of February nest. Peer Sipe ere eteihmed to St. Hdeak this baron, The I.o* George, Capt Tina* itediled in the Dons the • isth of t the City a esi Xtaggis Ibipsoni- Minded by Cape. fidmendesi el, ihs elk) a t w „ 71-P,A LAW lif7 lAiioiAre: • Sittingf kppointeil 'in lifi4lefil •Ad Losklait, before the Right ZowmkikLoid triton, fat idiebaeltligii.Terns;jtkil ri Titre - utilmaaux. Thurfday • - Nov. r t firiday - 2100. 12 ThurfdaY • - ra SitUrday ; • 20 Friday - A a 6 Saturday - 27 Am rR Tsui. • . , • . Friday N0v..30 Weducfday - Dec. Weßmiiiaer and London, before the Right HOD. RICHARD Lord ALVANLEY. AN TLILM. setozoLtizi. *Amnon. Wednefday _Nov. 19 Thurfday Nov. t; Tnefday - i 6 Wcdnefday , - z Tuesday 23 Wedoefday 24 AVTZR. 71,1111. • Nov. 30 Wcdnefday • COURT OF EINO's BENCH, OCT ay. This day ;the Court proceeded with the eauki set down for trial at the Sittings after"erinity Term. The Jury had been fummoned at nine, but it was a few minutes after ten before the Noble Tidge and the Counfel appeared, they h..A been lo much fatigued the preceding night. - LS MESURIEN, V. THOMPSON. This was an action on a policy of infurance on goods on board the Preadult, an American (hip from New York to Gibraltar. The lots was Rated to have happened by capture. Mr. Gisas Paid, he appeared for the Commit. Goners of the Victualling Board, on whole account the policy had been effe&ed. • About the begin ning of the year 18ot a fupply pf provitions was wanted for our troops Rationed at Gibraltar. 'lt was juuged better that this should be obtained from America than fent out from England. Ac cordingly the plaintiff was commiffioned to put.- chafe a quantity of flour at New York, and ac. tunny made purchafes to the value of 10,0001. — The ship Adventure was chartered to carry it acrofs the Atlantic, and the cargo was infured for 9,3031. The Adventure failed, Was taken as the was entering Gibraltar by feveral Spani(h boats, was carried into Algeziras, and was there con demned as lawful prize. Mr. G. declared himfelf altogether at a lorpto conceive what defence was meant to be set up. By adatipao it was allowed that the policy was duly effated ; that the affirm might be fuftained with regard to inter R; that the (hip was American built; that (he was properlY documented as an Anrericao ; that the failed, and that the was captured by the Spaniards. The fen tence of condemnation was admitted too, andle underfloOd that the defence was to be refled tri on this ; it being-Rated in the fentence _that the (hip was condemned for attempting to enter Gibraltar then in a (late of blockade. But the undewriters were informed that the Spaniards took all vale's entering Gibraltar with provifions. A notice of this fa& was publicly (luck up at Lloyd's. The underwriters were quite aware of the rilk they un dertopk, as the policy was done at eight guineas per 'tent. whereas upon goods on board a neutral on an ordinary voyage, the premium would not have been more than two or three. After a great many ingenious obfervations, Mr. Grass propo fed to call witnesses to prove that the underwriters had been informed of the praaice of the Spaniards in feizing neutrals carrying provifions into Gib raltar, but Lord EcLastsottoucm was of opinion that filch evidence was not to be received. The word AtTle-r rican in the policy was no doubt warranty that - the ship not only belonged to America, but would conform herfelf in every thing to the lave - eit.itst4 tions, and to the particular treaties between the United States and the King of Spain. He walled very much that it was otherwife, asgreat injuftice, would be prevented; but according to eßablifhed cafes, the fentence of the foreign Court of Admi ralty was conclufive evidence of whatever it af fated. It was impoffible to receive parole evi dence to explain away a written contrail. Mr. Guess contended, that between America l and this country there could be nothing illegal in a contra& to fupply the Englith troops at Gibral tar with provifions. There could be nothing Me. gal, therefore, in a policy of infurance to facilitate the execution of purpofes, if a full and fair dif - clofure was made to the underwriters of the riot that would be run: Lord ELLINIONOVON afterwards thought, that 'as' the word Gibraltar was in the policy, as well. ay American, it was not for the underwriters to al ledge that to go there' was unlawful for an Ameri can, unlefs fomething had taken place fubfequently [ to the date of the policy, rendering that unlawful . which was lawful before. Much curious argumentation took place, but as the point was not decided, wa shink it better to wait till the caul e comes before a higher tribunal Mr. Enema, for the underwriters, raid he was ready' to allow that the affertion, that Gibraltar was m a Rate of blockade, was an impudent lie. Still what was affirmed by a foreign court of com petent jurifdiaiOn could not be controverted. ' It. as at lath agreed that a fpecialverdi& fhonld be found, Rating the policy and the fentence of Dec Lord ELL* ssottone a raid; that the paint would thus be raid very neatly, and that all parole evi• deuce Pas unneceirary, as well as the treaty now fabilaing between Spain and the United States of America.- A great number of cafes were referred. OLD BAILEY. Yeflerday the Se(lions commenced before the Ricbarite, Mr. Baron THCMPSON, and the City Officers, when eleven prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally conviaed, viz. Cherie:O'Connor for (leafing, on the 18th init. twenty fever ewe ;keep, and ten nether ditto, the property of the Earl of Belborough. The (beep in queftion, it appeared, were kept in a geld belonging to his Lordllip's grounds, at Roehampton : they were duly fecund on thenight of the 18th. On the thepherd's going to the field the next morning, he found that the lock of the gate bpd' been forced, fome of the hakes drawn, and, the !keep enumerated and defcribed is dis is . 4 6 I .lt~ ; allt. ~3 -0