Star. — London, England, 1806-12-15 00:00:00

i ! ruaibie (he may have bees fent to recal them, in e nniequenee of Government having been apprized of t he delign , of the enemy to attempt an inva(on i n / d Pi*r.• -aaliti lisliefigrice we communicated on Saturday, !.ni 4 &e l 'atiliral of the 'Ratans on the Vid.via, , it eon ! firmed by act:punts received from various quarters. ' Detente letters. tram Knuiqfberg Rate, that the Ruf Aserdore diiilf "p4filag through that place in ainfi• dirifsle ileengtits'aikkencing by forcednutrehea tothe ;it flifiespf,Oe_ging .4.1 Pt if *sta. A letter of the -NAAR:from Elfinedr fays...e , the hopeverf Pinffie • teem to depend now on Gratidernet•the tint of Nutria commands there in perfon, aid has en army of 40,000 Pruflians and yo,coo Ruffians unitect"-- And letters from Danifig of a late date date, that the &coed column of the Ruffians, under Prince Gazzirsin, joined General B.M111110311(Si Warfaw mutts I /th tilt: as that &third column, cessminded liti,gisieral '.l`otrror, creed the Bug on the task • Aidthave advanced towards the general rendes roes byeteleiliwoti, 'lf the route of this lAA came •Ifililleen torreNly laid Own, the neutr,apty of Aut. ' teli Vs . :leen violated, ~4 all the territory between the Bug and the Vander erilh the exception of a faqhlt portion near dittoolltionce of theferivere, fell to her there An . !,lal paetition of. Arland.' this ttaiLltliiiklit • * &grid tbrosgh which the fiNpina4riga.. list7A pit rev, and not through Itoilltigarsaii bloraelawas mentioned. .•it 2 bia builligente, if It tan be felled upon, is of metre •iraportatsee than it may at Ara arpear. The Ruffians itt r Ud bail Paned tbrpegh Gallicia either with or via:lout .the **pimento of Auflria. But in either nati, Ifetormos - wei en fail to put that coon rulion ephi it whieb may bell (nit his own views refpefling fb fatter Poier.-4flie (hall chook to confider the . Aultilts i;orips it.ltiii:ing marched gsroegh -die terri. r gums alluded to, with the content :4 Aadvia, be will .Istacit that Power whenever hentay find ir cony etsiest 1, in doltwilliag to :ersefider - the *eh 'only at a leitiiiiinh, of beotraliiy_onihe pert orflte ltufGass, be z,-iv ~.• . .. WiltiLli 0 4. Afilarill reOnting the intuit. . • • - 'Po i ; Saturday tbefg}loering Rear Admirals of the 4 f id were promoted to the rank of Vice Admirals gw . Ethlet, . ltfq A %mu,. Fft kit/L - 4m. Efq. Sir W. O. Fall f•i. Knt. ''llo4 tri,Wwitax. E i ti. Sir jamas SAOMAIIILS. Bart. ttenae - abni LAW% 41. and K.E. 3,6iatialksa. UWIIIIIIII is to boat his flag in the Chmoneidrigeti• under , Lord Se. Vintsuv. in the MSC Lie CoTTOII, who, it 410141 e to Awed, Sir •Eagste ers . G.rw a in the etiestaatid off Newfoundland. We have not heard who I. to ftic eeed*Sir JANIS Salmis's its his COMIWalld at Cairn fey and jerfey. . The Einrof Sr . BMW: on Saturday evening at hisltonfe io Mortitster.fireet, and we ate lispty to add in peered heklth. - Mr. Umbel, Wired in town. at four o'clock on fiatdnitlY;"fritp3Brightlin,whate'helad been upon a trifle to his Royal Highnefs the Nines of *Am's, for the porpnfe irf attending a Meeting of his friends at a tnottie given'by them at the Navy Coffee Houle. 4A [hocking accident happened on Saturday morn ing to three workmen, who were employed in laying the foundation of a bridge to be ere fed over the new military:4l,Feb tta the Folkflone Road, by the ground ring way and burying them. One was providen. Wally dug up without receiving much hurt, but the other two poor fellows were dead before they were got tent: . Itnets TNEATltt.—Saturday night this Theatre opened for the feafon, with the New Serious Opera of • Statirartude, in which Madame CATALINI made her fit II appearance before a Britifh audience. Her voice is melodious and powerful; and her counte nance and figure prepoffe (Eng. Her ailing is good ; but is, perhaps, better adapted to Comic than Se rious Opera. Dusts.—Friday morning a duel was fought on Blackheath, between a Gentleman a( the weft end of town. Rind a foreigner Paid to be a German Baron. The former is [lightly wounded in the [boulder. They were not attended by any fecortds, and the Cittffe of their quarrel is unknown. duel was fought on Saturday morning early. in a field not far from the eight mile (lone on the Ux bridge Road, between two Gentlemen unknowr, one of *whims was dreffed in a naval uniform, and the other in.a..lnnfe chat and a hunting cap. The parties had travelled to the place of ailion in London chaife , , one of which took up in Gloticefter.place, and the other in the city. The combatants exchanged three (hots, whet; the [Arlon dreffed in the lonfe coat appeared to have been wounded, and he was led to the ehaife by Woof his tompaninns, and the pofi boy drove off the contrary way for town. 'Flit parties 60} alighted tAAVormwood Scrubs to fettle their-dihnnes, lust they were. it teemed, apprehenfive of Tome fort of mold tktinn, and they travelled on Pea about half pall fepen o'clock, tkfire.breike nut in the ejebneatory of Mr. Mond, and Co. in Paul's-alley. Flerrenutt Alderfgate.flreet. The conflagration wits dreadful. The flames fpread with the 'greaten rapidity and the p' or unfortu nate inhabitants who herd adjoining, had fcateely time to Cave even their lives. Their furniture, and *der Jell.. ere completely defiroyed. The whole of Paul's Alley, up to Barbican, in the Mort (pace of three quarters of an hour, became a heap of ruins. We are not able to afccrtain how it originated—, On the arrival of the engines, the firemen exerted tbeenfelves to present the flames extending to the adjoining gretnifes, finding it impoßible to extinguith thofe already on fire, which they effectually accom. plifbed. This is the fecund time thele premifes base been lanrnt to the gronnd within a few years. When the floret Aura forth, the chapel in Hare-court was full of people, and in peat was the preffure in their endeavours to crew, that many of the congregation Were mach hurt. A great number of the City Vo id-titters attended; and were extremely ufeful in pre. vhating the crowd from choaking up the avenues, and imitedtstahe exertions of the firemen. t- . .r.N4tI7IICII, INFICEICENCR.' , • -IP, DIC. • Attired the ReI PNZANCX iance. Ikarca sod the Ranter. josses, from Cork ; th e arnies b so. rig Adjurer. Capt. Haitian, from Dram. in order to take Mb for the Sireighis ; elfit the Stag, TaIIMP3OIB, and the Au- rora, Warsas. from Swanks, with coals for this port I, the Pomona. WILLIAMS, the Wilfon, DAVI• sow, and the Friends. Tocasa, from Falmouth, with copper ore. for Swanfea and heath. Dec. , I .—Arrived the Tr anflem, of and for this jo4acei .00s mailer. with wine. ikc. ; the Richard. Itkins,fistaller. with crsals..fna this p lace; and this messing the Providence. Smitten., in ballait. • ' PHVMOrni,tiletHrt 12. A rviv9d the Carol itte aissitiithr mil hired tenders, mad she Ameliem Captain R. Mdatis, from New York fey Hamborgis'in 3a dap. mach damaged; end retnasn'with hii Majelly's flaps FASHIA'N' , IIk, BLDSIS/Alleti, SANAHR, and Aaowtsassei, with she do ward bound Weft India fleet.—Wind S. W. blows hard and IquaHy. TORBAY, DECEMBER 1 3 . Yefterday arrived - his Majelly's flops San Joni', BLLLlanrNnw, LONDON, MARS, PRINCR OS W•LES, Nowise Rocas., MONARCH, YOUOIOY•NTR, Coll• ODOR, men of war, and ihe PALLAS and NARCISSUS frigates, from off Brea. Wind Wed, blows hard. PLYMOUTH, DEC. :3. On.Thdrfday night, about eleven o'clock, during a tali bard gale at S. W. with a high lea running, the SIP Beftiriof Ns* Tast e CspL Howes Dori c !, from New Trsrk, riders with roger, coffee, tobacco, Merited. rut% anal 'petals. bound to Ansilerdam, broke from her seaters in the Sound, and was driven afhore myths point of rocks at Mount Batten, where &chi* *tarns a Ivrea ; and yeßerday morning, at day light. all her mufti were gone, the bottom beat tii:ple and 'her , decks blown up; and the carge,— t4e fOr'eaths of inns, and tobacco. en thi'erkw, CA/rime in number. as loon as her fate "ivis Teen to be lervitable. endeavoured to fare theinferves, In which 'the Captain. chief Mate, encYfeveir of this mariners providesitialle fucceeded, hot the lecher! Mite, and TOur .of,the mariners on foresoatily Periibect, befots,nnY ,Bence could be given them. The gilt cAsbe poi agili47efterday even ing; _rind by raw o'clock. not veilige of the wrack wan to be teen: a very fl!sall:triii .tba aasfr was and diet in a very dpeagiff ate. The 1k war bropght in here on Tuefflayltli by the, Lsonpri. vateer, of this port, under a'fistpscioss. of the cargo being enemy's property, but there appearing no ground for continuing the deteptioe, the war Jibe. rated, and the papery returned to the Captain on Thurfday morning. The wail and cargo, tharis now become a total loth to tome perfon, is (aid to have been worth Rhein thoufand pounds.—Cause in the Lubec genii* Harnee, Captain Scnworra, from Lubec to Bourdearsz, laden with plank, Raves, low, and mats, detained by the Betfey privateer ; Dane brig Provefteen, Captain Dairies!, from Lon• don, for St. liebaftian's, in bake. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. :4. Sailed the Ltasary brig on a cruise.—Put back to St. Helen'a the Dianoria, Demur, and bacon- STANT men of war.—Dropt down to St. Helen's his Slajeily's (hip Ricusys.—Frislay two French lug. p„ers chafed a Dane into Pool. Admiral MOIITACIU tent fevetal veffels to look after them. Thnrfday the 54th regiment, Col. LaYRD, marched into this town from flilfea Barracks, and embarked for ja maim Col. R •MSAY'S battalion of the 6.3 th regi- Ment 'is to arrive from Guern(y before the Wail India convoy fails, to go to the fame nation. This day h has blown quite hard, wind variable, from S. S. E. to nearly Walla oospowr, DEC. It. A large Eaft lodiaman has jolt drifted into the hatboor, the name of which I have not yet learnt.— Wind W.S.W. with heavy rails. DOVER, DECEMBER r 3. • - • - • The wind has blown very violently, with ince: rant fhowets of rain, fince la% night, and it is great ly feared much damage has been done in the Downs. Two gun brigs and a cutter have been driven nn there between Dymchurch and Hythe, and timid the gale not moderate, they will he entirely loft. D sc. t+.—The gale had nearly fubfided this worn ing at day light, and there then appeared a profpetl of the weather being fine, but a little after norm it came on to blow again very hard ;--fetrerarreffels, principally emitters from Dungenefs Raids, Which had glt their anchors while the weather was mode: derste, endeavoured this afternoon to mkt Risher in our harbour ; a few fnceeeded in getting:in 1-.-one brig, a collies, had nearly got in, but b yre heavy lea which was running, (he was forced "Oita the North Pier Head, which carried away herlscesifprit,• and fhe was forced away to leeward n—rini of inir boats went nut and put a man on braid 'er4enidiadi her to Ramfgate. A feaman belonging to iesn (hip Rittenhoufe was found this morniti* drown ed between the (t.say and a collier; thiranfortnnate man is, fuppofed to have walked over the qttay night, he being a (banger, end the weather very dirk. DEAL, DECEMBER ;4. Pst back to the Downs by adverie winds the De. vaynes outward hound End Indiaman, and remains in the Downs with the flsips as per lad. Lad night in a gale of wind Captain Woars, of the Harmony viitualler, in the Downs, was milling from the deck, fuppnfed to have flipt overboard and drowned : he was 'Aging and giving dia.:lions for freth fecuring ha cables. The John tranfport, Captain FARTHING mailer, parted from her anchors and cables lad night but brought to again; And was fitpplied i and feveral other wards alfo loft their anchors and cables.— Wind S. S. W. blows hard. ARRIVED. At &HUI, the WeR Indian. Appleby, frnm Hendurat—At Li verpool, Imam; Keyfer, front Barb...ion— At Ouernfey. Neptune, Brown. front Virginia.--At fatmmneft, Efpersm, Othfon. from Archangel—At Waterford. Rocket, Teague, from St. like's-.At Virginia, Flora. Bouthal, from the Clyde ; Pad the (narks Car te►, T..mpliins, from Newry—At Philadelphia, Sally, Ged , iee. from kanbew-oAt Bartow/nes. Neptune. Matitinley, from the Clyde ; Sonterkt, Taylor, from ►.ondon ; Sally. Mortirnore, from Africal Margaret, Martin, front Africa. and I/tette* Chula ton ; and the Albion, Woolbert, from,Africa, and ailed for Di• merata-.At Snrinatn, Friends, Orin. from London—At Deme rara, she Haw►elbury, Watfnn, from London; and Harriet, Wooltick.from Aftica...At Dominica, Ceres. Molyneun. from Atrica.-At Trinidad, Diana, of London. from Africa:-At Al. rim. iotal. littltherMnLjr_Mmed ; Juno, tinter; Croedon, Wil. Nair atb.l tie andon, Wagon. how Loadow-its Jan, Rot:4" from Arclggd. DISTRTBOVOI: OP PP 177-MONEY. The Pomona. for the tetture of thehl Ilsradon, and rertytuni of the Maid 'lsaac Mill, January so, 'B°6, will be paid nn beard. on tier arrival illport, and recalled every day for three months. at ' No. is. Upper The artes-ftreet. The Mahe, for the capture of the rriede. May sy, 1103: the Mary of Greenock. September st, 1104; and the San ROW .Pd Fl Fume. Jay 22, 1103. will be pall at Nn. 2j, Surrey Itreet, Wand, tray Monday and Friday agremNit to Ad of Parliament. The Cora. Ferriman. from London for Jamaica, Is pm into Ransfgats Harbour, with the lola of her bowfprit, said other do ' usage, having been run foul of by the Champion 'l - he MorniegStar, front Dantric to Loodooderry, is ea Moro near Balliesitte. • The Aftley, troy, frost Lor don to Falmouth, is pot into Dower With damage, having been.rutt tool of. The Kitry'S Amelia, Norwell. from Africa, Is arrived at TA • aided, after beating of a pri vow. A Span& felucoa of about to tons, flem Vera ern (prise to the Minerva, bt•Kl,Jer trim Loodoofor Surinam), was totally loft at •cilly on the ad natant The Frit.ndfhip, bound to Surinam, is returned to Orarefend, with damage. The John, from Yougisall for Dubin, was driven on more near Catnarvon, on the Meant. The EnTi. Webster, from Dublin for Trinidad, wasdriven no more an the id init. ersr Aberdorey, part of the goods landed, and the tip is espedted to be pot oft he Trelawaey. Moore, from friths! to Jamaica, is loft on the Nefs Sand*Capitaio drowned. The Curator Mier, Chapman, bound to Neweaftle, is loft cer Noreen —CMw The Hope, Saunders. from Newfoundland to Pool, I s captured. ' The Lord Keith. of KI cardiac, 1. curled into Hull, baring beenlosantiatAri without any pergola on board. The Mazy; Wisadfor, of Dartmouth, Ii 101 l of the Coaft of Labradore. The Jean, Ormond, and the Tiarmony, Ratt-ay. both of Dun• die, have tater been loft; the former on the Needong in the Cattept, the Lrter Is Rip Bay. The crews of bath are fared. NAVAL APPOINTS4FNrs. Captain Lecturing, is appointed to the Dreadnougbt, at Portf rnouth J. S. Hulbert, Efq to be Secretary to Admiral Sir Mac Coffin, Dart. Lieutenant Breen ar, to command the Suffolk p•lfon thip. Ideuretrants Wefiropp and ritychinfami Dotter fella. and Cap tain Anderfon,ut the Royal Marines, arc appointed to the Dr,ad nought - Captain Warren is appointed to command the Dzialas friktate at Deptford. Captain Woliny is appointed to catmitald the Sea ?milks at Lynn. Sir Archibald Dickfott is appolotsdlothe Orion. Csprns JMepb Pearce to the Vulture; sod Captain ;Sys to the Providence armed brig. DURUM, DEC. it. In forne diftritls the Threfhers have aliened to aift as Knights Errants and redreffers of Wrongs.—ln the County of Longford, they paid a noEturnal Tr . & to a prior man who had rented an orchard, and en cured what he bad paid for it f when he informed them, they declared it was a fair price, and winded bias fuccefs with his bargain; but they declared, that if be had been overcharged, they would have vifited his landlord, and compelled him to refund one bon dred-fold. On another occasion, a poor woman, having brought twins into the world, a hien was fcmmoned to the chriflening, and on account of the two chil dren, he charged double feet. The Threthert 101 l no time in paying him a vifir, and obliged him to pay them a film of money, with which a cow was pur ehafeel ar a neighbouring fair, and feat home to the cabin of the poor woman. The following advertifement appeared in the Bel all paper which arrived yellerday : COUNTY OP AN rßiht. A report having lately gone abroad of treainnable pradticce k ing tuned on In this country,and confidering inch nunoura highly prejudicial tit public peace and coofidence, we the Governors of the county of AtOA erl, hereby requires Misting of the Magilirates and Deputy Governors of laid County to be held at Mud= nn Sa- Mrday next. December iltb, at twelve o'clock..—We atfo mama the feveral Magiftratu and Deputy Governors will endsavnur to obtain She belt information la their refpetlive Diftrida as to the telateoe aed tattles acerb reports. (Signed) DONECJALI. ' 1 Gov ernor O'NEILL, On the night of Friday week, lonic villains went tn the demefee of Andrew Wells, ES+ at Newtown, in the county of Clare, about four miles from Lic.erick, arid cut nff the legs from two fine failheep,his property, and took off the carca Wee, with a black cropped boric, alfo the property of Mr. Welfh, which they likewife got on the deroefue ; there has not been any infor mation yet obtained relative to thefe depredators. Same evening, fame villains went to field, on the lands of Cloonachein, county Clare, where two hories, the property of an indult rious farmer, a tenant of Exhans Vincent r Efq. were grazing, and inhumanly (tabbed them with a pike, or bayonet, and in such a Mocking manner as to caufe immediate death. Yzfferday the two perfons (sized in an attempt to rob the boufe of Frederick Jones, Efq. at Fortier* greve y were found guilty, and received fiesteassof death. Gat.war Esacrtow.—State of the Poll on /dos days December B—Seeenteenth Day. Nett Him D. B. /Nay asyt Mt. Martin b 45 • Mi. Ryes zeds 1.1 WEttnefday noon a melancholy circtomeance oc curred on Bouthfea Common, near Portfmouth. Mr. W. A. Limerick, in company with Mr. J. Hyde, Mr. W. Hamilton, and Mr. W. Wilkinfon, having agreed to thoot at a mark for a wager. afembled near the Bathing Machines, for the purpofe of deci• ding the bet; when, having fixed the ace of fpades to a poll, they withdrew to a diflance of twelve yard,. Limerick, by the content cf the party, was to have the firfi fire ; he accordingly pulled the trigger of his piflol, which hung fire, when he removed, and another of the parry came up to fire. Limerick had moved but a very short dittance, when be received a ball in his right fide, which paired thanes his body, grazing both hio arms. The ball came horn the pi dui of Mr. Hamilton, which accidentally Went off as he was about to tire at the card. Mr. Limerick immediately dropped his pitiol, and. after running about ao yards, fell down. He was taken to the Bathing bottle, and from thence to the Crown Inn, where he expired, early the next morning. The molt perk& filend fbip exiiled amonga them i and the unfortunate deceafed made oath before his death, that it 'was accidental. A Coronet's Inquell was held n tfte body, and a ve 'diet of Accidental Death retorted. Mr. Limerick had recently got his appoin.m:nt, as a writer in the EA India Company. lettuce, and was. waiting to take his paffoge in the Genet al Stuart Eah Wittman * , to India. where his father is, and from whom he hair Seen &Vent 19 years. Ha was buried oa . Saturday mooning in the .Gatrifon Chape . l. Purgmootb, T.ht•othet academes belonged to slat General Stuart. Li, INTELLIGE2gat. COURF OF CHANCERY, DFC. PitTll MARY ALCOCI. Mr. Srsttc Alt G emoted to difcharge Alcock from the County Cenl, at Derby, the It Item committed kr a contempt of Coon, for payment of cons ; and it appearing that at the of the commitrient the was intone, and had • oiled IO ever (Ince, he hoped there would be at poll inn to the motion. Nobody appearing, The Loin CHANCELL“It raid, that there wool no oppoiition; the poor woman's cafe had been re tented to him by his friend Mr. Parker Coke, at was much obliged to him and the other Ml' there for. the information. He had directed bit Se. tart' of Lunatics to make immediate inquiry ens ing it, and the 'dull having been completely rani tory, he had dir reed the nu•sims to he made. He that both in Cellist endow of Cosset he would Bosh devote himfelt in mitigate, as fat as was in his p.' the (*offerings of every perks- in that unhappy ' tion.—Order made for her diking,. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, DEO. 13. LATIMI(It V. FIELD. This was an aftion upon a bill of exchange 4551. drawn by Meffrs. Ai kinfon, Orde, and Wat upon, and accepted by. the Defendant, and in& by Waters, for hinsklf and partners, to the Plai who is an attorney. Atkinfon and Co..were indebted to one Luca, about 500 l and in order to pay this money, previa ed the Defendant to accept the hill in gun for the accommodation of the houfe, al though at time they were conliderably indebted to Field, Defendant. Waters told hie pateners, he could. the money front Latimer the Plaintiff, and, with confent of Atkinfroyand Orde, he took the bill to timer, and deiffsted it with Aim s iodorfed, toget with two ptinchemposif brandy. Latimer, hooset did not dikuunt she lib, but Waters procured money from otherfonyces, and advanced it hienf e lf, Rill leaving his partners to fuppok dist Latimer had advanced the money. Atkinfun and Co. becoming bankrupts, Latimer returned the brandy to the adig. nee% and when the bill was demanded of him to 1- given up, he claimed to retain it for a bill of r aphid ittlinfoa anJ Co. and alfo spina Watt but he had not delivered in any bill, figned, for fpace of one month, according to the Itatute, which repiretattorniesto.do fo in order to fue for their bile the wait= qoar..was, whether as Latimer ► give° art confide:vim for the bill, and At kinfon Co. had no right to recover of Field. Latimer. plaintiff, could recover either for the amount of t. whole bill or for his li:n for the bill of ends. Then was no proof of any offer to take of the Defendant any fpecific funi due upon the lien for colts ; but on the contrary, the bill, of particulars delivered under the Judge's order in this caufe, fpecified the demand to he for the amount of the bill of exchange. Mr. M for the plaintiff, contended, that as Waters bad •d•anced the money to the hook, he ts an indorfee foe a valuable coafideration, and Latimer might clothe himfelf with the bill of Wa lets at any rats he might recover for his hen as an attorney. Lord Ettintacsantrenr held that' Waters had no title to give except as the agent for the honk of At ' Won Ilad Co.; but , that the plaintiff being their attorney, and having paled - inn of the bill, mutt have hi, lien for his bill of coils. That. queilion he con& dered, however, as fomewhat novel, whether he could recover for that amount without having deli vered his bur knell according to the Statute. He therefore refereed she following point," Whether an attotney can, in tepee of his lien for bufinefa done, not having delivered a bill figned according to the Ratak, bring his aflion as indorfee of a bill depofited io his bands for the benefit of his clients for a. purpoGe which he has,Sot performed ?" .'.• - Verditt for the plaintiff, with liberty to the defen dant to move to enter a nonfuit on the above point ; and in cafe the Court is of opinion that the plaintiff is entitled to recover, then the amount of the da mages td be referred to Mr. Lowten. • His Lordfhip afterwards intimated to Mr. Marryat a hong opinintiin favour of the defendant, for he Paid he thought it would go wholly to defeat the pro vifions of the datum. NORRIS V. DAIRT. • '• ufe, and occupation of a hnnfe. This de. fence was, that the bottle being in a bad condition of repair, the Plaintiff agreed to let it for one year. to the Defendant, and to clear all taxes to Chrlembs. and to pat is repair, and to receive no ren t t ill all this was done. The Plaintiff, on the centtary. Rated the agreement to be to all sw 31. am of the rent, for whitewalbing, and what the Defendamatould lii:afelf pay for repasts. Mr. Gaaante, for the Defendant, alked a witnefs, whgther the bouts was not in a (hocking condition t Arifwee, yes, Sir, there had been tome dcfpute about it. Mr. G. It had been in Cho:wry, as you ealed it.— Yee. Sir. Mr. G. I ieliivs I might have (pared myfelf the trouble of Acing whether the hoofs was in t Acting: condition. if I hada/lied you at Ark whether it was in Chump hfr•Torrtua having got from the sr knell that tilt Plaintiff's father died ngl September, and that be took poffcffion in December, (aid in his reply, that as to the houfe being in Chancery, the 'Jury would "ever believe it. It was abhilutely impriffible to have got it into Chancesy in II) flier, a time, much kfs to get it out again.—VerdiEt fur Plaintiff tal. COIN EXCHANCIt, KIRK I.II.IIi r DIC. 15 —To-day the flew imptuts of Wheat are not numerous. knit tolerable fupplies at hand s the little of fine quality hardly keeps its prier. and that of feeond and ordi nary at a 10dUainll of about 31. and 4'. per quarter. Batley 's in emlfirlerable fupplies, and is as. lower. Malt sherper likewile. But few White Peas, and t tone bill At dear. Beans of both forts ermines at Im4ll Vitt id . on. Oats are its middling ft.p,'ltes, and no fleas arrivals--this trade is full ',sitar a , our lad, aad the terms of Flour remain with little alteratioga &&&&&&& 0/1111,INCY as 1/110111: fittest. Cot :s Bse per qr. Om Peak 46. • tst:4l 'Flat Ditto. U. toes et lions, as. sts - o4 Lyt.l4.4t.ad Tick thou 1711 4004 . 80 114, 7•37. 43' c& Oats, ass s@ ps Malt. os. 73. at Powoo .iitto s 3s. ott white P ate, (Roam) to. no Rape Seed, sal s 7. 048 Fine Flour 704 to 22s sewed 6 22 le 711 re fedi. 77 . 7 I NIN4 r \ • Mary ;stairs non- e time conti- o or ild be rir ‘ e- he ea StCie- neern• tisfae- e fai 1. :hoar wyliter. :e for 'miters, lotted tint:E. ear in Orde anion t that I, the I raife is the o La- ;ether d the nfelf. r had ming affig- to be colts sera ; ✓ she which hilt r had 2 and %, the I. tf the ['here 'hist of do under mad tat as rt._ h..