Star. — London, England, 1806-04-03 00:00:00

• • - • LOUR 3f3ND AT. Not any Entertainment ever given by a Chief Ma *Meats CIO Wilk In preparations m lean, the (linnet to he liven at the Merfion.honte nn Monday nest.— The Egyptian Hall is fitting up in a fnperh manner, and the illimninations will be truly grand. The Prince, with fir of his Royal Brothers, and the whole of the New Adminifiration, will be prefent at the dinner. No Tickets are ifrued, but the whole of the invite thee are by Card., which will snake the company more fettal the espence is eflimated at yoool. and no fermate on any account will be admitted. Twelve Deena's,, particular friends of the Lord Mayor. have the %tole direetion of the entertainment, fir of whom wills& as Efquires to the Prince.—His Royal Hfs writ" be steamed from Temple Bar by the Ary Company, of which be is Colonel. The Doke of Denman was dreged in a cavalry tnilitary uniform. blue and Myer, collar and cnik i listed with yellow, an wore a cocked hat and feather, when he took the chair in the Council, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The Earl of Haaawaces was to take his departure five Dublin, for England, on Sunday lag. The dinar* of the gyth regiment quartered at lledestrsi Lees, hat recessed orders to march into Dirrerlbast—it commenced its route yegerday. It (bid, that the Royal Hoek Guards, (Blue) t ruder the command of the gallant Colonel DORA ill', site about to have WWII*. where they have been Or two years on the !'log's Duty, and where they on to eel, great reopens's. The Stafford. or Itiog's own Militia. who have loves years qrsartemol at Igladfor, are this year I o attend his Majegy. is his f‘ouoor excurfion. • The new Brevet 'Smoke a total change io all the USof the kifiskres. and bean steams of intro-) genes Ciaanal Officers to commends every Beery insehre of the prefent adininiftration e Thins the of "Birk,' and decifion. A regment ior emaprigng ya officers and 933 men, is t leder esohrs the We & Indies. •VriATT, Surveyor to the Board of Works, saeboGly employed, the chief part of Wednefday, in 1 PPeßntinfter Hall, marking out the places for the ;unfolding. and arranging the plan for•the feats, and t gallery far Nth as are to be e4nsitted (peeving at I bosh; of Lord Vilenunt Mattrit,t.e. The plan Is t e be nearly Smiler to that at the trial of WAllllll flatitalls, Efq. Earl MaealTlttf had been ill for tome time, but 1 was see assfldered by the funky in immediate danger. I His Lordesip's complaint is afcertained to bare been it mottles:omi ishis goulash. At fens Ado* Tnefday morning the body of the late oDii.. • premiss sa s was opened, in pretence of Sir WiLrest Fesolt•amt, Dr. BasLut. De. ELAN", Dr. Vas:ewes, god Dr. Prima= &kiss who attended her Grace at the tall The *blocs of the proleffiehal Gentlemen were 4f. livered;foaled op, to the Secretary. to be opened by *rebuke birahlf. • .... • ' Theottesaintsf the - Duch & of Devosestrskt set lie he gate at Devonthire.houft, as was envies 'fly reported._ Her renssies will be sememelree 11111ffiley, Irish great funeral pomp, from D'ha bosh, for interment hi the family vault. Sg. Church, . Derby. The carriages of the ln, t, ill Land , " well as shore of the prefent eta, is the pretti fi es. . Tillarday_a• Coon of tfiresion woe held at the E d udia4PaiblikO the dap Siugese.Odie. se - Bedgal. wee ordered to be alum die efllhF' of the ed haunt The Conn egielineg fix o'clock till tbirday. • Oa issirday it was determined by 410,13mOnsif fiessessrof Bastlsepts, that all creditors `gold ._ .._ who had . this.Baahnipt their - gonda with a lever difemet titan s per amt. bail is Mare redact *fait direoont to i Ziot ... r his tryeior bo .e z ei lloZO: h d e to prove baneful fTileal their ' a !politsb doihosig, *bleb ar e vos traillf 1 b 3 Willi OcPeedribili 4 : - .0. a . co the ittietag. 14.ithinw isWei Ihtfrgeedewtoettisiewb ar erhe may .. even bearapktiteedNeetill km dook . . . -laity. - 'Ow Bin to taplaia-end Powder them el the Mt of Kiel Vista-taw 111. few peraltihts charge ateksagenceie Eleitions othfentbers to fens in Ptili.l hum s% has been printed, as amended by the Cseti .1 Miter* ef the Honfe of Com Mons. It (naffs that•eti, r lvost kiecafter to be elated to lime in Perlianseit oy, city, afar. after the tefte of the write( areetemetattarlientast. or after tbs.:tea', or ifFelek, met v emetederinit of the writ of eleftion, upon di "dila* or funinsoning of any Parliament, or after_ill fooh coact,. city. Dec.(hall become vacant, aidi hgjleefielf, or by any other perfon or miens, or aytither ways or means on his behalf, and at . cluAge,*.in order to be elated . direftly or Indli a e i f,ite... 'r it. or after his or their eleßion, frkre a eteXeot, or allow, or knowingly permit to be given, relented, or allowed, at his charge, money for the defraying the /spume of. travelling to the place Of eledtion, rot as a compenfation for lots of norm fir any money, meat, drink. entertainment, or priv r:fion, to any perfon or perfons having voice er vote at fuch ele&ion ; or defray, or en eke any promife, agreemen., obligation, or engagerrient, to detest, ' at his or their charge, on ant pretence whatfoever, m order to be eleeed, or for being elefted, any expences fur meat, drink, lodging, or entertainment, incurred by loch perfun or perfons, by reafon of his or their aiiitilgFt fuch eleaiun. It alfo einiels, that any perf,,n tir pa tr ons (Arent:hog againfl the provifions of this aft, lban. be difahled and incapaeitated, upon loch elec , ;inn, to terse in Patliament for fuch et,urity, city, C,lvn, borough, post, or place. Rowing MATCH.—Yefleiday afternoon, about half pelt two o'clock, Slit FRISK!, and another, neither of them regular fcollers, nailed (tom London Elide, to row from Swan to Swan. SMIPHPRD load not :he belt at the (fart, but be made Inch way, and [hewed Lich great fitptiimity of dull, that his adver fat y was advifed Cr, give up berme they had cleated Elackfriar's Bridge ; he being then neatly ditlanced. A, the mid, nett laid play or pay, and nn Pulling, tonfiderable fortis were won and 101 l on the march,' although the s• mina' bet wa - only fur 6se goilieat • 1 'TO THE RIGHT Halt'. CHARLES .7.1. 1 48 S FOX ! PAO: conciliande to copidum are tenor. Ear G a fcrvitute fejungis—conf i des et Reipublicre et dignii ate ruse. Sin ilta PIRDITUN HOl4llll/4 in poileilionem impotentiflimi el , iminatos datura alt ; hoc anima fcitn elk omnes fanos, ut mnrtem fervituti anteponant. Itaque meo quidem judicto, facies, fi to in atm PAC') ICATIONEM non Interpo nem, qua nape &arrow, neque Portico, neque quam Bowo probatur. Vale." CIC. DUBLIN, MARCH ay. Lord ACHISOK and Judge Jonsson arrived from England on Saturday. On Tuefday Lord Aserowe and Admits' Wm:Y earn arrived from England. The sth Dragoon Guards were reviewed in the Phenix Park, on Tuefday hal The whole of laft week parts of the !hip and cargo of the vessel which was wrecked on the Bar the week before, were drifting albore on the fond) coaft of the Bay. Admiral DUCKWORTH'S Viaol7 was celebrated by the Yeomanry yelterday evening. Some of the corps mußered. at their rapes:Live parades, and marched in Se. Stephen's Green, where a feu.de.joie was fired amidft the acclamations of 'a numerous affemblage. In the condi of the afternoon, when the sober citi. sena were indulging in their u sual FCCIVIIH4II a mob of irrational beings fumasoned up their eormage--and deterred aid emir. to oblige the windows to abate the semblance of Loyalty. The citizens were taken by furprife i tome of their panes were (Mania by genthisess unacquainted with the direful drafts of the window tax. The PA Office experienced the wrath of an unthinking mob. The Prams HOS& flawed.* Gmiler fate, and various honks dCyprian notoriety obtained the accuflorned attention of the fromige Polk. About ten or eleven o'clock the Sheriffs ap• peared with a guard, but at their arrival the eirkistis fpirits had nearly fled to their refpedire *Ks. Tnefday cillit•011 the eledion of t Cikertitot 1114! Deputy• Governor of the Bank of Ettglaad, for the year enfuing, when fluterron Lowo, fq. Vbtls chins Governor, and Sir &mist Waison, Bart. and Alder. man Deptsty Gamow. And yellerday came on the etc.:line of s 4 Direlkers, *ben die following Goa tlenien were 'chorea/a-4. Akaareits - Mr nakent Ifeavn it tn.. treed v lisistiet. - 114 Owls, Me. =weep, Efg. Thomas Lire . rat Dear. Eli. ' ' gib* IMF Alesseder Obvirlesale. Skim* Ceee, Harrod Eft. faig ll.tbee. =seek 14 IWO= Itereeeml• ' • arendTteissr.pre e as eeab ill Heirest at til. Ir omit lblibeire,ll4 Lewis. Erg. Affbadnr, /10, Ao order from the Lord I..iestapost of 101094.10ie been received b the *gh Sheriff of the neon of item TiPPerArb he ha Jars* irio. shoeln ",1441weri pees • wows IS High TreaftneVessisbei. . . . A. man 'in itillirkirer • 140-4rere. cendisaing hieidsr . to '• • esd, frowns/sr Fa • - I " ealk hintfilf from theta in the neig • d ,t and plunged -into the ' •10'w but h fappofed to have • - Nodal been Once Beard of. . A fiddler. lateWStill*i: now at. Taddesham, • • • feet at the death of Josses Cause. , and that he toofeded to him that be committed the robbery, and fet Ste to the hods of Mrs. bras at kiedkiflbi in Suffolk, for which Satan Luna, the ferorant.sweid, with Whom be intrigued, and who admitted bithinto the houfe, was executed. SHOCKMIO MUltollt AT Pears.--Charin Andre Lapeyre, a dragoon, has received feetence of death for the murder of :he widow. Dcfrolines, and her dangliter. a beautiful young girt of sy years al age ; herbed paid his addreffts to the latter, - but bed been unfocoefsful, and in i paroxyfin of : m . lo . oa killed them both with his sabre. . _ _ . . Enemy et - Wissonr, an innkeeper fa , she North of France, has been condemned to death, for psi; vately mutderieg, and afterwards robbing two trao yellers . , who bad taken up their lodgings in bode. A Paris paper contains the following e ara g raple, which may appear worthy of the attention of our Medical Readers: Experience proves that the moral affellions, and particularly mournful ideas, exert a firong influence upon the minds of perfons in a Mate of difeafe. After this obfervation, it is not to be doubted that the too frequent found of church hello, the diiges fang in the 'Meets, and all the other mournful accompaniments of a funeral, which ftriks the fenfes, muff inspire very difagrecable feitfoi tines in lick perform. and in many inilances induce paroxyfins, which prove mortal. The Minifter of the Interior, imprefred with there confiderationi, has addrefred a circular letter to the Prefefts and Bifiirips of France. for the purpofe of concerting meafures for the fufpenfion of all fuck ceremonies at funerals, as may excite any difagreesble emotion in lick per. fool."--Geseire dr France. March a. Iltotrratt Anal RtFORT /OR IVIAIC•irk roiling Wheats have improved canaille:ably from the late mild dry winds: Rill thofe on free-growing foils,anieno hourianty.on the wet lands, which canikl not be beep fed In proper fedora, the plants are more foul of weeds than ideal, and when hoed not, will, It Is feared, be found g enerally thin. The wheat market are kept low, by the abundance of forei g n grain Rill is the River, which, quite our army is withdrawn from the Continent, now ears a large Maude for home eonfomption. The latter Gown Barleys in the l• attern Diltrie% have nut planted kindly on Riff lands, which have worked ill throu g hout the Gafon. There on ' the Norfolk fands wear apr mifing appearance. The drilled and , d:hbkd Beans and Peas, manifett an evident fo i arriority over thole on the old broad raft fyilern .3covertieed has turned out one of the . lar g .ft average crops this Bland has produced foe fonts years pelt, and' the markets are advancing in price for prime (ample' Ihe Turnip, and Ryes, which arc vearly off in Norfolk and Suffolk, I are likely to have an curly and abundant liicealSou of Spring feed In Rye Graft arid Clover, and Winter re es—The fall of Lambe thin yam bat been great in laid of the Ikea countries, particolutly on the Watt/lire, mid Swath Downs —The Meat Markets we Ready, meept for prune Beef and V,al, which arc fearce, and hi g her priced accordingly.-4.een Stock, foam the continued mitt. tiajs of the weather, i. not lo rtafonabk at be expeel,d smut the prat plenty in all di. /tits. - Mores co .tiuc dcar.pant.u4tly of the gond drais i lvt kb.d Hop and markets ate u,..0.1 laviuury At tat sive:l.llyriecs‘ NAtI47C.It I)%'TBLUGE.VC.Z. PIN ZANCI, MARC., 3t.—Since my LIR arrived the Blenchley, Capt. Coi.s, of and ftom London, with timber, for Chepftow ; the Brothers, Mime, of Chichefter, from Cork, with butter, for Plymouth ; the Brothers, Datunc, of Coombe, from Brißol, with fundries, for Plymouth; the Hope, amine's, of Coombe, from Newport, with iron, for Falmouth; the Wilton, PARCIILs, of and from Chepßow, with timber, &c. for Plymouth ; the Sidwell, BLACKKOLI, of and for Dartmouth, from Milford, with culm ; the Induftry, Ackwell, of and from Padßcw, with fides, for Plymouth; the Tranflator, BUOLIMOLB, of and for Penzance, froth Plymouth, in balialt ; the George and Ann, Lonely di. of Coombe, from London, with hemp; and the Fly, WILLIAMS, of St. Iveis, with Elates, for &planer. FALMOOTM, MAACII 31 —Arrived the Purley, Rowe, from London ; William and Agnes, Baewse, from Plymouth ; Tenby packet, Fta rest; and Eliza, Lewis, from Bideford; Padgey, Pnezitre, from Cardiff; Hart of Oak, Jonas t Mary, Vinson ; Bro. then, MILLING ; and Eliza Ann, PILISCOTT, from ' Briftol ; and Paris, Boeweit, from Liverpool, with bale goods. Wind S. E. POATIIIMMITO, APAIL 2.-. Sailed the COMM" gem brig, Captain Gum, om a exults, Wenr out of ha. the Jamaica frigate. Dias., Matz 4.—Arrived the Waarozza gon illgilir Irak hems a Cruise off Boulogne; and Sreetnaroa *lt from off Calais t the Amuse (choosier piled , 111.101 se the Godwin &sods this afternoon. haw t nit " 1 . % use foe Dover Roads. Remain b il , he ttolips. iu . ) Utrecht. Antelope, Explocses, FrO4itiro, , Bald, Defperate, Mariner, Gallant. aid ' thruway. • PROM LLOYD'S L. eseireeassa, Aims. rritalled by the Lbertee,Reafere. ban , 11 411 rmi rp,X= . 1 0 1 =1:3=br i . 1 1=1:2 kr far walarir~; Kitty, Llost t liclamit; Alas. addle johiAbayers, be mart ; Peattlepe, L. bell* ; Am bler Dellest i Of b*Hill t WNW Ledberg t Robin ad *oh, -T, .1=.4.4r..d4.au tte . t4 6.6.0 4 aassoeus t l=, , • . paiso g h tit s. M i lbtx IeMS, air wawa g ogee Itilklbe ~. • . al: . 50: v , .....tt) .-12. ffi a t at illdedeter ' Olt Mbiedetrjr , Leek . nes, . Moe Mime i Wllleek Se 'et dad the letaet.llebloa. ben Ile. Tisk. At Mum Mis,pseame. Was MA Iteelk. Atiesellaillitith rade. Iliatelma liembledlLl 2114 lbe rid' =QM, *MI Pinadveinta. . WA* Teel, - free Amities be. Chiba. At et aartjt a se tni st" Limiest dans, elm; -we. t mad the Ie dead. Lebeea.' ' 114mAre, hes larelliat aid /he Wpm" as Clyle At New llMpikeelaird doe News% *IT LA= ..•,....,....- , • • ~.. . tasks, • hle , °liirm _ i la M lb* Quotient lipedelea, ,—.A, :1 0 , 81 Opeeelo • •SawswesiiiiiilMillammilles.frow tag pm% = As p Asa ilawoWisraawisllnotollewl= . I The Alblea. geramer,lten, Coming far Ulnas Ille.ftwas Lew* be *Whit and GM Ill* Lye, Ilea 101•Serberiai were I* Idled lir feel* IV Aim fbet.... , NYllii ak. • 1107: 1118. 1werb e esii reer Ilei,A0111010114:11 or bud li ' l lie=ritWebe pukes arrived iit itreilli Casibmwas ea Thiretley let trite thillromgmmisoisia Lea: Ma w Hissited,be bid bele ea Illitsresi Milleadelt hod, AIMITMaii Abbey bee mere . • Cleeavee, Gel', ben Narks mad Nikes ;wed*, bsiCtZatter. beta dear*. Itevairell es Litelia ,iiilivisa War no in Deearter,ead hie sole* beelibalideb" - • ' The lbealtse. Theis. be. heibblit o bee berg a ' .. 11Pat lietS1,2:- N Dligis tias 111401yfbigAbre ea the feedews peet et the reekeed M. teas • The AMU, P%llllll Ponies. be 4*epaskass pat ....1* •• • bih„,, ,ii, ,„,...ftwo .I.two inammo. ewes ove* eft the Oaken so the ISt; alt. The Trams fadiaman, sod Adventure whaler, tailed From St. Helena on the sift of July, in company wit the Union Indianian, and Ferret whaler. The Harley, RicHasoson (of Workington), from Waterbed to Liverpool, was loft in We late gales oft Holyhead, and. all hands perinsed. Her cargo condfled of tOOO barrels of wheat, 530 ditto oats, and 100 tacks rape feed. The French privateer N Cooftance, Capt. Bun. CHARD on the eft of March lag, carried into St. Woe; an Englifit (loop of 7o tons. laden with wine, the is named the Perfevering Friend, lag from Xeres and Oporto. The Englifit brig Neptune, laden with prorifions, hashers carried into Morlaix by la Conilance alto. • A letter from Copenhagen Rates, that the Englifh ernizer the Kent, of st guns, which had for a long time molefted the Dana Weft India poffethons, had been captured and carried into St. Croix, in Decem ber 'aft, by a Dana frigate. The French privateer la Reeiprociti on the sth ult. captured and carried into Cherbourg an Englifh brig, named the Commerce, of Guernfey, of 200 tons and nine men ; the prize was on her voyage from Ifewcaftle to Guernfcy, with a cargo of coals, tee. The Dutch privateer le Brave captured a large Weft Indiaman the latter end of February left, but as the was on the point of entering the harbour of Flufhing with her prize, two Englifh gun brigs hove in fight, retook the prize, and damaged the Dutch privateer confiderably by their (hot. Sir RICHARD STIIIIOI4/1 who failed on the 27th January left, with fi x fail Of the line, in purluit of one of the French Iquadrons, has never been fpoken with or heard from fence. The period of his min • is now out, and had he not been in purfuit of the enemy, he mutt, by this time, have rejoined the Channel Rem It is thereto' e alma!! • certainty eiat he has either purfued pitons Bo i s tcpiadron to the Weft Indies, or to the Cape.. I In the c tsife of the year otos, 2309 vi frets have entered the Purt of Triefle„ of wok', .966 we•e Aut . . trian, I 6 American s , 31 attle,, 12 Englifk, 5 ha -1 halt, 6 Greek , 4I Neapolitan, 51 Tail k•lti. hif of the Papal Stair., 25 RAg.11.1116. 6 R.IIiDADs, I Spil• niih , 8 Sei rJe 1, Ana 2 S.it‘ttliall. LAW lAI7 EL' IGENCE. PRkitOGATIVIi COUMT, APRIL 1, MICE b. TAYLnk. This was a quellius refpetlitur the validity of t 1 lan will and telliment of Mt. Edward Ben. It ral - 'peared from the evidence produced on the part of the next of pin, who nppoSei the will, that the fle ceafed had beeri confidered Irons the earliett period of his life as an ideot, or child lh petion, incapable itf making a difpnfition of his property ; that he bad -tint fufficientcapacity even tocuant lixpeuay worth of ha S• pence t and that in the parifh of St. Albans, and af terwards in the parifh of Fulham, where he ,elided, was known by the appellation of Silly Bell. On behalf of the executor and legatees under the will, it was contended, that the decafed was not a man of bright capacity ' yet he was capable of conduaing the ordi nary concerns of life. l'hat the difisofition which he had made of his property was a rational and proper difpofition, inafthuch as it went to benefit thnfe per form who were the molt WWII, to him in his life tone. The Learned Judge, after flatitig the evidence on both fides with great accuracy, under all the citeum- Ratites of the cafe, (there bei.tg no proof of the in firuaions coming from the deceared) pronounced againft the validity of the wiil, but gave no cults. --• - - In the Court of Chancery, on,Tharfday, the cafe of the Landamenn and two others, Stadtboldere /It Switzerland. el. Lord Huntingfteld and others, under the inn of jollmaVatureck and Co. came on. During the reveitutoas in Switzerland, large fume of trioney were remitted to this country by certain of the Can. tom, in order that they might be invetted in the pub. lie fends, and the medium through which this Irma. adios was condulted s was the haute of Sir /Atm Vanneek and Co. The Semen-ea Gemsaei, as the pert of the Plain. tßfe, moved, that the firm of 0,7201. gs. tgd. which - yore the dividends already received front the locks, amid be paid into Court, and that the farther fume dit Soder the dividends, fence the year • llot, Gould ttrirhe plated in the fame bands. The Learned CioNfol fad, that the defendants did not pretend to Alien any right to this property, and he troßed no •t#Welid be made to the motion, as they mu* d to place the monies in the cuftody ed tbeVatert.' The Arroiteer GsaeaaL faid, thai the Govern: meat eillkeitaerland baring been eta dyed, and the SeSseiddiportf "the United Kingdots having recognised in as neighbourhood of Moyne Jurai this fo inveled become the property of the IWO ' Whether this property was to be ifirperadef easy Swore ellabliihment in Switseriewd, was nut now before the Court. However icfpediable the ladividnais were is whole hands this money wee &patois be se the pert of the Crows could-bay. no °Neel= to have it brought into Court—but on the eantrary, a motive for this was fa pplied, becenfe the dividends themfelves could be rendered peoduaire ; and, tbeeeloas, this property, to whoenfrrever it might devolve, wasidle sa a more beneficial condition. If the mosey were mined le be paid its; it limpid be without prejudice. The fallowing linterefling Nautical Cafe **stria ate tbeittte York Mite.* • • vtoMrsee v. *ebbe LCD ofisikik • ' ibis was en salon brought' by the plaintiff, a fee. man, In Bridlington, *path the defendants, [hip owners, in Hall, to recover the rum of r ti. es. 6d; for wain and travelling extremes due trt• him, on aosood'_ eilds fereices oh board a the PlSParaf itillidithmdattts, who pleaded that he had deferred &bp and therefore Was toot entitled to feeovier, sad ea this Woe was joined. The Defendants wilting to freight n (hip to the Baltic, and finding it impolible to procure the re. qsifite number of men at Hull, fent an agent to Beidlington, who engaged ten, on condities that they were to be lauded on their return at Whitby, Bridlington, Scarborough. or Flamborough Heat. The nat. having agreed to there terms, attempt tiled Aga to Hull; but when the articles Were read Itilittelif they found that they were bound to secant pan* thi fitip to the delivering pun tat this difcovert they declared that they would not proceed no the 'Dyne. when the owners agreed that the words o to the delivering port," Mould be cancelled, and en article added, Ripulating, that they Ihnuld be landed at one of the places before mentioned and one of the owners added, "if the Captain refaces to land you, take the jolly boat and land yourfelver." , In elmfequence of this arrangement, the voyage was made to Rigs ; and when the (hip, on its retro ti voyage. had arrived oppofite the coal of Norfolk, the men enquired of the Captain where he meant to land them he anfwered "at London, the delivering-port of the (hip." The men urged their agreement. but the Captain punned in his refufal ; two of than, in their examination, Rated that they offered to go on Sore, and procure the neeelfary number of men to navigate the (hip to port, but the Captain would nut hear of it ; in confequence of which they took the jolly-boat, and landed at Cromer, from whence they proceeded to Bridlington. The Cnunfel for the profecution Rated that the leaving the (hip was an ad of defertion, by which the wages were forfeited, but he was imerrupted by the judge, who raid, that he thought the owners were ailing very unwifely in felting op loch a plea, for, how did the cafe (land ?—I. (ley made a I ()- Gave agreement that theft (cameo lit old be landed at fuch and fuch places, and this agreement they teemed to have had not intention to execute. Di kith fearren," he added, " are hunch open hearted men. and ought not to be tricked, nr treated with duplicity." Afier fume further obfereations from the Learned Judge, the jury found a verdid for the plaintiff to the tull amount of his demands ; and the cafes of the other nine were, by agreement betwixt the parties, to be determined by this vesdiet. Sunday fennight a poor woman at Aberdeen, of the matte of 13.etron, fell into the tire a;..i di tad fully burnt. She was carried to the I:..fh died on Tnefday morning. Eddy on Friday niorning, phn 11,ige, maie cf the fltip Union, of Greenock, in goinp ii 1)...41d inr vcif I, lipped off the plea{., fel; iht , • the harb.),r, and wa. drowned. flit body oa. AO,/ has been decently interred The body ul WM. I . NOM•S. Of iVrndron, farmer. who had been milling about fete week-, vial' Lion.l wi. Thurfklay lalt in a 1114 n•Ai hauls. E