Star. — London, England, 1806-11-22 00:00:00

ImuricAL INTL~L(,JGE CB. MAILS MVO DAT. ill6lh l Au. SUL la 1 o Goornltikiti ' - Vistca4d o . 4 noobstsb Tads z IEALMOVPH, NOV. D. 41111. Wt. r • I • • 3 AfigfPoct if* noop of war froth it Cruise, i n d.tikr.,pridat Adniphoo packet, with Maas hem Itleontrork aid lielifait Site left New - Vett on the id Chllohor, 1144 Hatifaz os the otsth:—Wind B.W. ioailAY, NOV. se. This aftandwm arrived his idaielly's fhips Ilan Ink Prises ei Wales, hionareh,'Bellersithon, &►got George, Mail, and Pallas frigate, from of ere. PiSmoit rm. NOV. so. • Came la the (Dine) Three Brothers, Captain BritanDT, front B .iiidea . h to Drontheint, with bran. dv, wine; area nun, itentined by the Hem privateer. Bailed Aiatei of 44 'ens, foe Portfmnuth, to bitwin the fqoadrovi :- Imder Admiral M Dm. freves v of it *nris„ foi the taiward 1 DILIONt and LAVAIL, of ti gluts each, rity mite. The Ot.ifies. of jo gone, is etpeßed to this even. ing fak the ilea off Cidit. ioaTimovrif. NOV is. Arrivied his Mimi-Pre . Attica. and I/wax.* free ety l u s sui. Mujeily's Alpe Vssqls lid Seine, to tie kifltrard. Wind W.N.W. ' st. AiiistAl the Le_ stet, Kite, Satellite, ifingaroo, dalypfo i Skylark; and Combatant !loops bf war, fitokr, 'Midler, Turbulent,' Sparkler, Defiserati, Inveterate, Indignant, and Wrangles. pus Wigs. having been blown fromateir Sationit by die kens welled y winds; Mertury frigate; frail Neitifoundlancti and Vefuvius bomb, froitn Portfaiouth. Sailed The Mercury frigate, and *Ur gent gnus brigs, for the Note. Wind W. and mo- dente Iona& • • iNESINUS, NOV. st. TbA,Mmlyipicifilr4 of m•guni. Ailed laQ night far t* Dorm. 'TM Ccieeseof sr gam, arrived from CitaMain. TlAR..wick, xotnemakio. No packet is Ist arrived, nor any other *eel rum the Cocaine* Three Mails are now due. Tim brigantine Content's increafe. belonging to Bundethatd, Fleck mak+, with a cargo of coals, is Loft on the Cott Saud t the crew and part tithe ma teriale ore raved. The Centinel gun brig failed on a anise, and ibe Iris Revenue cutter is arrived. Remain the Acute, Aggreffor, and Gallant gun. brigs, with the Iris end Badger Revenue cruisers. }XMOOTH, NOV. z 9. Arrived the Two Brothers, Seward; and Flora, toll, from London, with growler. &c. Cheerly gun. !Rife!, Lieut. Frit!trim. ftom Plymouth; William, Carpenter, f ern Newfoundland, with fins and oil; Trrrola. Young, and Aurnthors, Reynolds, from Sunderland; St. Cecilia, Hervey ; Beneiolent, Batts lett. and Speedwell, from Liverpool. with eo a ls. the Lively; Marther, fbr London, with bal. &c. Chherly gun oefel, Lieut. Foßeton, convoy en the Cjane fl. op of war; and Thunder fire (hip, built at the priV4te Teri s in this port for Govern- ment, for Plymouth ; alto the Union, Green, for Plyanntb. with pinks. DARTMO ,II TH, NOV. tiR Since my lel. atrived the Danifh fhip.Conliantia, Zeyfret, Irons Valentia, bound to Ahem*, laden with brandy t the Dania; brie Hagen Adelain, Pions Malaga. hotrod to London, 'Aden. with sailing tenstlenseinr, -detained by the Alusnder • privateer Bally, Mussy, from Sunderland, after beating a a • French lugger privateer, off the Start, on Sunday' :tight ha, and having one man wounded ; Alexan der privateer, from a cruise ; Amity, Denies. from London. Sailed the Minerva, Laebur, for Buenos Ayres; Indoliry, Corker, for St. Michael', ; Chatty, Seeger, fur Poole the Bremen fhip Ceiba" Cotjens from Dourdeaux, bound to Diemen, detained by the Thornbornngh privateer, has been finee liberated, and failed for the place of .her deflination the math Manes Abe Harnburgh (hip Luife, from Monte Vi• den, bound to Haruburgh, detained by the Trefal 0 r privateer, has been Iloce liberated, and (Ailed for the place of her dellination. - FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GaAva siva, Nov. sz.—Pairod hi the Catherine, Not or, from Oporto; and the Roaming, Prior. (rob Molars. Silted tho Tire Gehrodcrs, Modem. for Breams ; Loodon, Goldfinch ; sad the Mods. Voltz., for Jamaica. ARROPIG. At Falmouth, Ire Alßanee. Ramble, from the can of Spain oi.At firillol.Thomas and Judith, --, from Lifbem..-ett Liver. pool, A mphim. —, from Charletion ; Mary. Renee, from New York; Dyke., Tinimpfon, (tone New Ilrunrwick ; and the Dor. fetedre, from Neurfounukind—in Torbay. Recovery, Flf ford, from Newfoun•aand- , -At Dartmouth, Donftantia. from %lake& ; and the Hagei., Adeißsin. from Malaga--At Cork, Ina, 'teleran's. from Malaga; and the Hibernia. Lewis, front Oporto—At Dublin, Hero, Thomas, from Londonv-Ac Fame. —, from London—At Savannah, Lucy and Washed', Stokes, from London; Wllliarb, —; *Ad tint aranfwick,-, from Liverpool. The Gueinfey, of Gu,:rnfey, from Newfoundland, is taken by a privateer, and carried into Algefiras. The Glafw,ow picker, from Leith for London, is ipQ on the Staples.—Eleven people drownatl. The Fame, V. imam Milan, from Dublin for Dod ds° River, is wrecked on the Ifland of Wolney. The Wakefield, Bruce, firm FluI: to Oporto, was totally loft near Vila de Cnode, fix leaguer from Oporto, nit the 311 of Ofiober. Or.ly the Captain, • one man and a boy were Paved• _ _ _ LiMuenant I.nrdjAm RS TOWNS ti FNn, fon of MAT quis Tr.wwslitio, is prnmt•ted to the rank ni Corn ni oder. •CaryAin NAI It P. Is appointed to command the Fa ~aiTc flonp of war, at Chathant, GEWE)UL ELecrr6N. ~ , , ..... 4.F.4Ei—IINTR DAY. .. „ At ...the elefe of th e poll ieller day, th e, nattobetit Mere.. . . WinieotittettAt. P.N. . C 7 14 °"rtc ° Pk. , E i l . ' %alit • Mfl air Nandi aureola • , 714 Mr. Erse immediately Mt& his bow, and retired. Sir Pease's Bvittierr thin advanced. and ad. &tired the Meeting to the following effect.:—Gen tlemen, not hivifig hitheito had the,good foitome to make myfelf underitood by the Gentleman who fiends near me, I hope this di} to render myfelf as intelligible to him, at these fnimerly, 1 am conviot eed, been to jou. If, ui to this day; the HonOura. ble Gentleman has nut untterflood the, he has taken care, up to his fhdrr addrefs of yefierdky, to have complete revenge on met for • I defy the capacity of man more completely to bale the human underlltn ding than he has tons, Itinuld it be an objett to any of you to decypher the fentiments of hie mind. If his fpeeeh of yetterday, however, had on other me rit, it bad at lean this charaSeritlie—it was short and farprifing. Thrash be has not hitherto, till yeller day, been able to comprehend my feutiments, yet; then, at 1011, a light Steins fuddenly to have broken in upon him, and though my obfervatimas on that day were merely general, be, for the fill time, (cents to have caught tome glimmering light into my princi pies. He his made a wontlet ful difcovery indeed : that I with to Mild my principles iniu his. How he has made this wonderful difcevery, that I wilbed to inftil my Jacobinieal principles into his, which 1 mil Cup pole fo completely oppofite, Ido pet underftand. I cannot, however, help entry ism him this d ifrovery, aid thefurprifingdepthintot+seleiewtes, and into chemical morality, Which be mull have made, before he would heat attained it. 'Deflate' he could have .attained fo todoils'a ditco.cry,.hos mod have dived deeper into the depths or feioncs. than lnc and plummet ever fa thomtA 1-.1 cannot, however, help thinking, that he muff have rat for thief difenvery its thafittards of his friend Mr. Bowles.. Thy 'tither Candidatt, Mt. Brig. has, unfut.i.nately for the , Licrnborable Gentleman (14r, Mellifh),• abandoncel•die idea of addraing the alit rs, and basin a nosoner,tebdicutted the cattle, eife the Honourable Genuernan's principles might not have been fcr much is. danger; sot might hays been vrotated by the party wall which. Mr. Byng's, principles would have. formsd between My and thofc of the Honourable Gentleman in paffmg, through Mr. Byng's WS:initial, Mr. 44;fliat'sr prin ciples alight ha ye bran kspt hat mlefsfrass. thai tion of my Jacobin:N. I bops, bower. his will if% ford yoh as antidote egaind my principles. as he is.fo I afraid to avow hircwn, I.W:hey lhouid irsapediately be contaminated by mine: *efterday the Hoooora ble Gentleman atidiacd you ,more &lea en. Oracle than an Orator—but wilt this difference, ibe dank , net: of the refponfes of the Oracles of old, proceeded from the great variety of mAantng contained in them, ror of which they were fufeeptibie. The clarinet's of his proceeded from Ibis cirtnerftante, that in it there was no meaning mall. He is refulved to keep his .fentiments from you as cloferas he does his gold at the Bank. He will no move (pare to you an opinion, than he will a guinea. it was in hopes, however, though he did not mean to bellow on you nerling coin, that he 'ribald at lean have treated you, as he &es his cullmners at the Bank, with prumiffory n tees for his conduit as your Reprefemative. Such notes are unqueßlanably better than nothing ; and fuch he might have granted, as they amount only to a pronsife to pantile. He may furely, too, engage to difeharge the oaf fpeeies of notes when he dif charges the other. I (hall prefume, however, to make a kind of prophecy--That when the two Ho nourable Gentlemen, one of whom has -not at all addrefed you, and the addrefes of the other of • whom contained nothing, (hall have been returned as your Reprefentatives; their fentiments and decla rations to you will run in nnifon with thufe of others, i and they will talk to you of the great factifiees you will be called on to make. Either that is the lan guage they will hold to you, or they will hold their tongues. I (hould have imagined, by the language of tome of thole Gentleinen, that hitherto we had made no (edifices. Mr. Sheridan, however, has in formed us, that wet might . be called on to facriflee Como part even of ale necelfaries of life. And, are we not obliged, at this moment, to intik, part of theft May not the tag gatherer take the bed from under us, or the clothes which we wear ? Would they with to take our ?Idris alto ? (Some marks of difpleafare, mixed with the applaufes, and cries of Ne,'so). I maintain that this is the fag, and Iny Ye. ! And In it ought tube, if the necellities of the State require it. But I deny that it is fit or reafon able that we ought to be fubjeled to filch (actifices r the fake of pampering placemen and pinfi:ralers, venal orators and State empyrics.--( .rplarffir throughout). Mr. KiLLISSI thanked the Eletiors for the honour they had done him this day. The (peaches of the Honourable Baronet had no influence on I.is niind, nor fhould they have any on his ccnduft. The Meeting then adjourned. Jill alter the dole of the poll at Brentforff yefter day, there came on a moll tremendous form and fh , wer of hail. The auditors were completely drenched, and even thole within the builings were 1 nit tenure. The rain pooh throngh the root during the whole of the time Sir Francis was delivering his (peed:. Lift of Members returned, in addition to thofv al ready given : BIRWICISIINIII i.—. George B A Ble, Erg. IRI LAND. AIN LONE—Right urabletirorgeTiern e. ierf WLETINEATHGUIt.•IIs HitineßOChrolland W.Senith,Efqrs. ArmArsa—Patnek Ffq. GaLwAr—Janha Daly. Efq. Mar v—Sir (Irmo rirap ar Ad K,Nsatc--Hrlity Wl•ron, Ffq DUNGARVONI lon. George Walpole. K:N 04EN Ea— it L. Parlor. and Thnmas Bernard. CAVAN COUNIr—OOI. John Batty 113t1 Nathaniel ONerl. i'iq. NO:le of the late eicßions of which we h4ve lte.trd feem to have been conteled nit!) mote ard..nr than that at Si.re (hilt y. 'flu poll corn ihued twelve and on the cottclation, the maim it y tig.tictit Mr. Janet Was 9.nly 19. At a recent rlcAion. nne prudent conßitoent, who (c. ncd to take a hiibe for his vote to tiny one, is laid t•• have . acrer:ed tool. for actin. mill (at the wAy, asaJ voting lot nobody. LAW INTMIGENCE. COURT OP JUNO'S BENCH, NOV. U. Mr. ClattoW applied•for a rule to (hew cask why an Attorney of the Court &mild not anfwer the mat ten contained in affidavits he produced. From them it appeared, that an Attorney had filled up a paper purporting to he a copy of a writ, and had it ferved upon a gentleman who was totally ignorant of the matter. He, however, demanded al. as the coils I for drawing it up, and St. for (crying it, which were paid. Upon (earthing the proper c fliers, it was dd. covered that no fuch document from which that pups ported to be taken, way in caillence, and in conic quence this application was made.—Rule to thaw reaufe granted. INGLIS V. Kt N7IN C tUN. Our Readers will recolleel this cafe, which was an :Ohm tried in the Court of Common Pleas, at the fittings after lad Michaelmas 'Perm, in witich a vet. dill was foUnd for the plaintiff, in the average Ink of Go per cent. upon 45.0001. in Spanilb dnlLs' The action was upon a Policy of Infurance, fife& ed upon the Spanith fhip Hector, inhered by the de fendant, on a voyaie at and from the Hatrannah to the Babamah Hanoi, on a cargo of higwood and fisetie. The fads attendant upon this caulk are par ticuhirly interefling, as enibraeing the quellton, whe ther an alien enemy, under particular eircumnances, can recover in a Britith Court of Inflict? The Po. Hey was effefled upon the Hector; and it was (lion latedt that aphough the tiro klagdomb of Great Britatn and Spain were then at war, a protection au! thorieed by this Government fhould he prnetared, by whkh means the veffel would be rendered fele f: om the attacks of Englifh cruiters. The licence was obtained front Governor Dowdfitell, thin command log - in the Bahamah Oland, ; and the (hip was to fail on the sft of May: By a nietioraridam, however, eadurfed ,upon the policy, it was agreed, that the time of the Hettnr's deptattem -horn the Havannah fltould be. deferred till the ill of A'aigult. The venal I Ida was the property ref k Spaniard of the name of Don Juan Valets. bat. ibeitergn,lselonged to a Mr. Reid ; b 411 et them were inbred in England. The HO( r failed ; b'ut ~ n her ;mirage through the Gailph of Meeks', the was call away upon fame coral rocks, and neally a fatal loft took place. The cafe now cattle haute this Court, on a writ of error, from the Common Pleas, and the quellions for the decifion were contained in a hill of eiteptions. - Mr..Meratiar argued in fupport 81 three propoll %ions, which barred the Plaintiff from any recovery from the Defendant, as one of the fubfcribers. He !contended, 61114-that all alien enemy cannot recover, tinder any cimunsflance., in .a &kith Court. and fupported his opioion upon the &Eel:urination • of the learned Littleton. He nett argued, that fufficient proof of „the. He i ane's ikence had not been adduced at the trial, inafinuch as the only teilimony to (sip., port it,. was that of the Secretary of Governor Dowdf welt, who was unable to conk. with certainty re-, , fpetitni hi . and, thirdly, tee Paid, that the memo• random of the t tth of June, indorfed upon the ori ginal policy, was not prnpetl)r Ramped, becauff it contained part of the Subject matter of the pokey, without which it would-be incomplete, and therefore ought to !love received the .11amp requixed for the oliginalaiocttment. He alluded to the cafe of Le Brett and Papillon, where It had .beeta Paid, that if the party who is plaintiff, or who receives any bene fit from the fuit, be an alien enemy, he cannot reco ver. Iq the prefent inflance, the plaintiff on the re 'cord was an tEnglithman; btu. the real plaintiff was Don Juan Valets, a native of a kingdom with which his Majelly was at war. Mr. Casa, in a 1011 E. learned, and elaborate ar fvrent, oppored the reafoning advanced by M. . He laid, in whatever fituation the patties might be confidered, without the proteelion granted by this Government, yet that the licence had the etre& ofrtmoving the hollilities which before exined, and this had been laid down as a principle. It could not be contended that the law would debar a foreigner, from a tight to recover upon a policy, when his trade had been encouraged by the Government of this country for its advantage. The trade Well was prohibited by the Spaniards and it was only by inducements like there, that fuck commerce could be maintained. He adverted to the well known ca'e of Potts and Bell, where Lnyd Kenyon had Paid, that it sear illegal to maintain or all the enemy ; but roa r this cafe, the Learned Conrail contended, it was to this country that the of inance was afforded. Mr. Carr alluded to the decilions nhich had been mad: in numerous cake on this &Nee, and particulaily to thole in Brandon and ...Curling, by Lord Ellenho• tough ; Brandon and Ncfbitt, and Brittow v. Tower., where this doetrine had been fupported. Lord Eaatesottoucm obfetved, that After fuel able dilkiiffion, and after fuck numer ius autheti:ies had been brought under confideration, it woold be neceliary for the Court en examine the cafes, and if they felt the Int:1110 d. übt to on the inkjet% a far ther argument (hould take place. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NOV. sr. rawr t.t. V. LUGIITON. This was an aeoion for dam iges againg one of the owners of a vetrel, for injury done to a quantity of goods Gipped by the Plaintlf on board thereof, for the purpofe of b:ing convovc•ti to Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN argued, that the Defen dant coulu not be made tingly, bald: for the al o ledged negligence ; tie loundati,n of thle aflion b.:lng the cutitrott entered into by the ieveral p tuners, who were II equally employed in the conveyance of the griuds, altlionh they d.d not all take an equil thole in the management. In fuppr.rt , of this he quoted various cafes. Mr. Serjeant BAYLFY, on the part of the Pl..;tvifF, c.,n Ec i l dr,i, that Ire. had to complain t f theipolv ne gli,;ence the Defendant alore, by which a /panto) , v./wable goo& wete entire: ) . loft to hi, Client, and tha the/rime. the haid Defendant WAS individually ,ba'de for dxo.sges. Ihe gift of the attion being for negligence, he nn!hii.y t 0 do with the other p•rt• ne As the practice t f the C out did not didingtiifh between at-tient, founded upe.- egligta , and artion founded upon tic c• level al pat merv.— I lad it beau the 'riot I;renee 4./11 the tiller part, lie/ in do, conc. rt. t.,IS t, t! c might hove I;:tti ti.froc: t. 1. ~‘ h.. en .in a<fi II 111 ig;tl7ltiii, then the plc., a:),4 er-tew ;ght haw: been allowed, t.u• nhete the ;te:ion w;,N i ItorreA upon the hegliEone of One pA:ty, negligcnce .• • could not be fa;d to be the negltersee of the °don . concerned. The Learned Setjeant alto pointed nut feveral cafes and opinions, in favour of his &Olive. .81r JaMes MA111,11140 thought that time 'further time was necelfary., in order to make up his mind upon the fubjea. He could nut think there was any eV. ference as to the nature of she aliion to be bront,ht for the non performance of a thing, or for its having been done improperly. If a builder, who undertook to build a hustle, negtetted to do it, or built it "its fuch a Cuperficial manner that it falls down, the in either tafe is founded upon the cont; att. and the caufe of attion is the breach of contralti by non•per. formance, or by csegligence. It was re.sfondble that the plaintiff thould proceed by that form of saints which is the molt convenient, whether i: he againa the whole of the partners together or indii iduslly.— The deeifion of this was poaponed to I future day. Saturday laft, Firmav G AAAAA ORD, Erq of Du galdann, was unanimouily re•elefted Lord f the Univerflty of Glafgow. The late Earl of GALLOWAY, whole death na mentioned on Thowfday„ was a Knight of du; IYMa, and I.nrd Lieutenant of Wigtonthire. Six of his Lnrdfhips funs are now living, and fevers daughters, all married, namely. Lady CATesßrva GRAHAM, the Marchionefi of BLAND /ORD. ' Lady HARRIFY SPFACIIR Lidy EL17.•11.111 twos, Lidy Citaatneva Caory ,w, and Lady Ca. ROLINY Itustiour. On Wednefday the KING'S httntfmen, yeomen prickers, and keepers of Windfnr k, met in the Li•tie P 4/ k, for the purple of milk? lonne deer, to take them to Swindlt y, to hunt the cot• i g teal n.— They eaperierced very bad fpnrt. They could amy catch two, and hid tl'e mist ►tune to kill fiv. Two leaped the park wall, and wet., off for •t r F re . They sefitmed the fpnrt nn Tiurfday. The Princelr•s, .after taking their m , rring 4 e i h his Majriry, went into the Little Park, arid j io d in the chaee. A enuding ma 'eh t•i.k el tee lait week n E I'm Downs, he Mr. SCOTT ASO'S c 1 re ed d g Fly and Mr. Vit.c. •y'sequ'+lly rcn • i•ed etra ittni named .now bull. The LAY er, i i well kii wn, tv lately tae pn•pe/ty of Col n-1 THuR NT N The match was fur too guineas. Att•-a• ten o'clock in the morning the hare was put op, and .he d.'g. flatt ed in good 11)1e. The betticy was van to line iM Snow-bal. The latter to 'lt the lead, and kept it few kennels ; but thurtly after ward+ Fly palled hei antagunitt, and gave the three 6rft to: as is cal 441 order. .The match was decided in abnut ten 'ninnies: Dauer Lev s.:—The Play of the " rastralliw Massli! was repeated wish a few and unimportant =Acne and alterations. The audience, which was nut nu merous, loon began to calm& their difpleafure f . The hiffes and cues of st Of Offl" increafed fo mach towards the close, that not leo words of the sth Aft could be heard. The curtain fell, and it was autumn ced the Piece was es*hdraws. CoreNT GARVIN:The fplentiti Spectacle, " DISIRTS OF Amu," was again prefented Taft night, and proved very attridil•e. The fcenery and decora tions are equally novel and fuperb, and the mechanifts behind the (Cents (hewing more ezpertnefs than on the licit night, the piece went on, without any farther •interruption than what arofe from clamorouiappro bation. The quantity of Spiritual ejaculations introduced into our modern plays, is really cenfutable. Knyza. sue, the father of this praftice, alway► millakes de votion for piety ; and thus gives his heroes and heroines the the:fora of Vice, and the reward; of Virtue. The renter+ of the Middelefez turnpikes are toting pool. daily, by the continuance the poll for that county; for, by the nature, all the toll-gates are obliged to be thrown open pending•county ele&ions. It is calculated, that not left thatfthree millions of foreign property have been vetted in our Naas within the lett tea days. . From a lift lately publiihed of the perfons who died left year in the beptarchy of Pinfafck, in Ruaia, it appears that five of them were t to years old ; one 13 ; four I ao • ; one iv ; and one the amazing age of iso years. A Country Magißrate being anted, what was meant by a "Minor Canon answered--" I fuppofe it moans a pb7o/ or gun I" With regard to the difpenfatinn of Law in France, BON A FAITS'S PIM is the Law—his Caprice the 7ury —his Power the judge—•and his Fury the Exerotimec.. SMALLTHINGS C,MFAKED WITH Vehry Meeting, one of the Parish Orators began his oration with thefe words: ..The eyes old/ tyre:pare 01: day fixed on the proceedings of this Aflembly." Two pears were, not long find, plucked in a gar. den of a villa, near Twickenham, which, together, weitzhed 36 ounces. Yeflerday came on to he tried before the Judge of t h e lt,l at fbalfea or Palatine Coutt, a cattle fir the re covery of 91. from a Captain of a Volunteer Corp•, as arrears of pay due to a churn boy ref that cotes, 91 the name of Innes. Colonel Gaitkiil proved his having paid the Captain the money. 'the Jot y,after a thort hefitation, gave a' verdict againti the Defen dant for the wh-le Amount. with coils. Yelterday.hepherd, C-ok, aid White, time men employ e a by the Eall Ind a Company in lan !- ing hme teas, were filly aornmit , e.l for trial by the Lott Nlavoi, at the Manfi.,n H •nle, charged wi.h Ilealior three pound- of fine te.. They were Oared to be all pertons u-t troll, empl..yed io iliffetsat d • Partriencs, but wit,, had c,.rtibined togethe, 1 , in the Frovrty eitti titled to thei , ca. e. S one p,.1- fons of retpeatability appeared to their chit .laC; 11 , .t I the evidence being clear againit them, they wise committed. G. Smith, the driver of A h gclutey enach, was on Thurkt4y fnmm nod hel , tre J. Garr au, ~f Worthip titeer, t r taking, 3s. is a i, tie t g fit m the corner of itfoet, B ret, Somerlet bottle Gate, which is ,•nly • zg e0!1 conviCted in the lint of 31. AnJ c its. The ope,.i.ig of the new %testi i t le nigto tAhle fnr the letergt.inat , g.n vl gn gm, ..1 at r..c'hve Lntte , y Sc!.vn e r. oligh ~f but 25.c0n Ti:krts, it c-s t ~ .1 t.g. . . t.t; r thr tw `. I 's t •• : ) each. Pin ,chat yOs - 'e Uri ;Act ;y t tny A tgeo: , ll ,li. o , e . re— then, with F. ~ ,, ,tc‘. 1-•.; !v them t pal% r• lo CAI of it/Cll CS in opulence and I