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. . 0 , , - ,- • ---.-.__: . '' 1 ‘ 1 # . 4 -j ' t • . . I 1 r / k ( k, b :,.. • Oip- .N r- 4 4 I .• _ • -1 41 V far ..,, . ... t., No a 12.486.]• MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1827: w NED immediately a CLERK, who has been VT bridles LAND SURVEYOR'S or AUPTIONEER'S WWI; k mutt write a fine etpeditious band, and be veneer. sob actkats. No Person need apply who cannot bring teati imouhef good character. Apply to Mr. Murray, 61, St. Martin's igg,fitraad. Letters to be post paid. HENRY L. COOPER. 93, BiskoPsoArt-reitszt Wintry, submits to the Public the following Ankles, at Pelage decidedly reasonable, for Furniture of superior Style and Manufacture: VPHOLSTERY—Fourpost. French, and Tent Beds, Window Curtains, and Ilusquko CABINET WORK—Of the first quality and Materials; also solid Furniture fur Foreign Climates. SHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Birgance and Dispatch, and Pamengers' rtipaidtes provided. CHAIRS Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed Rooms, fte. CARPETS—Vramigls, of the first quality, 41. thi, per yard; Si perior Kidderminster, 3s. 6d. and others equally low. LOOKING GLASSES From the most magnificent to the smallest, for Chltnnies. Piers, and llsilettea. CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful speclanent for Conant Tables, Glues, &c. PAPER-lIA NO NG and PAINTING—In the Richest a. " II as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS.-Attended in the most respectfUl mUniler, and par. tivalas regard paid *Economy. .HOOBE AGENCY—Liaises and Estates registered fOr Letting er Disposal, wlthont charge. ' SALES, A PPR A ISSMENTS, AND CQLE,PfIiO/11 RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED, COOPER, 93, ihmotertaysamartr Wrenn., has the bonnet of being Employed and Plutonium' by sons .1 the first Families in the Kingdom. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BUSINSSS IN TRB HOUSE OF COMMONS. tail D►r. Ono as or an DAT.-111a1ew Election; Adjonrned Debate on *Mdse for enlarging time for entering Into Reeognisantes.—Lro- Water Election (Double turn); Deputy Clerk of the Crown to titiand.—Xlneh Menage (Doke and Deena of Carton.); Re -vett therapetc—flupply; Baum—Supply; Ossionsittee.—Ways ad Means; Committer. Homes or Monona.—Mr. Davin Gana • Bill to extend the gr e la t i t ons of Act SS gee. 111 . e. 192, for disp osing of Copyhold y by Will, to other speedo of property andarly *Wadi ntasa—.l..ord Viscount Pasranseme; Army Iletlatee(loCklb., nate. of Supply).—Mr. Fell= CUSTOM ; To discharge the ctfitir kW Consideration of the Hedon Election Petition.—Mr.Jowneak Pan; To move that the Committee m. the Norwich and 'Lewes tuft Canal BR be an open Committee.— Mr. PSALM' COMM& • Resolution against adding " Voices" to Comm i tters as Paw: Bill..—Sir Giotto. 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In One Vol. Son, price IS.. board.. A newly.eonatructed and extended MAP of INDIA, (men the Inert Surveys of the beat Authorities, including a separate !theta of the BURMAN RAPIER; compiled principally for the Use et the Officers of the Army in India. On roar Sheets of Atlas, price At Ili. or on Cloth, in a Case, di Sa. or on OUIAI, WWI Rollers, varnished, AS I3s. 6.1. A snialkr MAP ed INDIA, compiled from the htedi Docu ments with the late Increase of Territory distinctly e010tm0d..... VA 01;a large Sheet, 168. or on Cloth, in a Case, at with litdiefs, it la or with Rollers, varnished. AI SA --' An INDEX, containing the Names and Geographical Koitions of all Places in the MAPS of INDIA, designed to facilitate the ass of those Map, especially that of the newly-constructed hod attended Map of India lately publlshel In One Vol. 12me. price 101. hoards. Saturday evening an Inquest wig bald lathe ing-roont of St. Thomas's- Hospital, befoie Tem.. SHILVIN. E q on view of the body of an Irishman, named Jetensials Mahuny, killed by the falling of piece of timber. fly the tithe the CoroSer stilted, 1 nafispletil =6l , starettil pupils had collected in the room, in Mei onotausi 11, at to et else the imam of amoral of the Jury. jiy the 'widow, of Daniel Murphy sod two otbetp eensiis With the deceased by Mews. Joiliffe an d Beaks in (pie Isle of ,w saw timber , it appeared that the deceased and tilailtives he the act of raiipiat one end of a pieee of simper Rata the rases, to mist tnplaa it asi the frame of she saMpit I and with Ole Mum dedacoased bad placed his bacb agonies k to win the eltstelialie a others fifths/ is front, when the toiler at the other end alt= the weight ovetpormed hits, ead the dhatheell leaseefliod rhellito Wed liaims its a oatribly mangled mato to the Hospital Mr. Charles Wlntworths ease of t h e dreeltre mai tt i ri= tHbed the Mate of tb a e it tzt, when be ad "with. Was lietinhbOdViiiiMll, WS* .11411 d doiflookdoelk. as, astatisitaweia, won ootoonten, ho fired eta Moder. Um the Gisothenao made a catiderabla Apse, whisk evidently etched anaioas his fgt. isw.diMpits ; but shottly tenanting, iskl e re ta a l a k ids a l l i b ie s 7tive gis t m em as bi tie MMe slf the iestmed's &nth t it light hate Onto oloadoned areetat wale iodepapdeot of the Harker Mitt viewable and that I. bid howilittiwo tonietinte dune be was UM up= q~auppatiop 0 1 hie %Me thtrefore, is the wilt a the waisted in refustit* bet own to the body Map opined, be avoid Rat take sped Woolf to soy *Sat was see awe of hit Moth. • Ibthis, this witlie•Sei *erne shoo mailed. aid to the grawhilif E'ta them by Mr. Shelton, replied, that they had worked wish -domed for tin months. who was as well able to labour sa.riO ;bens the& ; and froth hid ibetet tdelflaUlisis of Knew, dog. ;debit Idea pithily heakity, The Witt the !teemed in Mho Moho doe gonad, thee Abe hid hoes married to orbs &mimed Na years; thol 40/11, that time he new had pop lassaiwaiwiao es his *ifs, ether ailment whatever, moil this accident betel him. Mr. fieraaos.—State your seasons fur objaelbse ttf yoke MU heabentra 'Nati Ishii *pawed ? Wite.—lt has been so dreadflilly stlanakil• 'radii ha Mew% by the accident, and the operathw rrfontseci upon hi t% I setae will coalman to any addict' time that be dead. consent, it was Impssifthillir tho - 4111filiff Ihmilimisis to nos— A slight clipping cif fadssinamis IMO the festamong students tput a stop to by the boat* Mlnem4 the obss f aist u s h veral of whom addressed the Coroner sisakinflys on ohs netiessitl of opening the body, Mr. Whims,* ankles Mesas so repeat, that unless it was done, he neither mold sot woad give 04 'pinkie on the point. Mr. Sisearox.—Sir, your opinion is not called for; you worn to give your evidence 16 tbi best of your knowledge and inf. • I On well aware Wilst is is you wan, and that I are . Wto hay* the burly olesiod Y jainse require it—a power h e el numb* hs this nisainee, la, ildsough you ass. your in allay to deckle upon the muse at this rot lames dandy I think ffa fentiessoi of the Jam dr any tuna of monnois nose, will judgit Sensonalik, frosts she ammo( the avihnos, so sonslude that Ms demi was the slim of the injuries he weak* doubtless inwardly as well as ounrardk, by the Miner folios gra him ; adidressing the Jury so the sane effect f oot akoledor sainornapt w by the restlessness of the indents), left it all sitars to as, whether such moths, orgy and natural conelosian as he doors. Without a maassoeseasddention. the Jury mensal a verdict, " that the decwsrd died from the innoisessoevai by a pies, of tim ber falling upon hint." Scarcely was the verdict recorded than the rostiossaiss bifaces, apparent tarok(' out Imo loud murmurs from the students, swam solos exclaiming, "Itis an unsatisfaetory verdict." Thse v isoll not till then, Mr. Shelton thought it time to notice their arrilwers- Tbe fikrodemen of ohs Jury," said the experienced N.' utisbed theirs is the province to decide. not yours." Faculty are not satisfied," said a agonising urchin of 14, wheals i podia' arrogance was treated by the Coroner with the contempt s„ deserved, but was too much for the Jury, wbo me and all utensil& their indignatioo at such a pack of boys, whippersnappers, proemial to treat a Gentleman of Mr. Shelton 's known integrity, ability, long experience, so insultingly. " I have not insulted him," retorted the saucy boy. 0 You have insulted both the Jury and Me," old /de. Shelton, " and if you or any Otters repeat the conduct of this evening, I'll send you where you'll learn bettor." This intimidate lowered the toffee of these suckling profmors to whispers, but sal Mewl) , loud for us to catch, " Where is it going—WE must km* —watch." TO MEESE& LIGHUhI AND SON. ENTLE)iEN My soil has been apited with a VI Scorbutic complaint for upward. of eleven years, and during that period has been more or less under the care of the most re spectable Protessionat Men, and by some of them deemed incur able. He bad at one time not less than sizteen wounds on his leg. Nearing of jour medicine, I bought a itr dd. beetle of the Drops at Messrs. M. Turner and Co.'s is this town, in November, 1023, and after taking twelve of them small bottles, it .is with great pleasure I laform you they have nude a perfect cure of him. I remain, Gentlemen, yours, respectfully, EDI.. PIIEITO N. Ha, storm 11,1s24—Cent. per Cent: street. Witness—Juba Kayser. Thew Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at ts. 91.45. 61. sod z is. each, by John Lignum and Son, Surgeons, &c. 63, Bridge. ✓ivet, Manchester; I. ,50, Osford-street ;I. and C. Tuns, 42, Long.lase, West lienkhkeld ; Barclay and Sane, 95, Meet-market; Butlers, Chemists, Cheapside, censer of St. Paul's, Leaden ; 73, Princes-street. Edinburgh; and 54, Sackvillemrem, Debit° ; Sutton and Co. 10, Bow Church-yard ; Bean Edwards, if, St. Paul's Church-rani ; P. Illewbery and Sone, 45,81. Paul ' s thumb-yard; Henry illackrin, 33, Whisechapel, London; IP. ....+Newbery and Sons, 29, Dame-mem • Scott and Ow, 100, South Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Surgeon, Glasgow; and all re. spectable Medicine Venders. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Lignetn's bawled VIGIL TABLE LOTION, foe all Scorbutic Eruption', price d& ltd. duty included. Mr. Ugnum's SCURVY OINTMENT manager be had of She above Agents, price 15. 9d. each Pot, duty *laded. " "Memo Pr ulaessis tizoe."—Hon. Thy Mei..., and (is the cup elite, That lioney.drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS '• the gay to-morrow of the mine is insured by marriage ; the strictest de of perpetual Friend ship." is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleastne with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of aseecishon with celestial intelligenee." Preview, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation,it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the pardons, but to cleanse the grosser nature from these impurities which the free. rium of anrenrieted pleasure may have entailed upon it. 'Po the neglect of moth attention, are attributable many of those hapless instances which, while they recite the commiseration of the he bolder,should also impress him with the fear of sell-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize rise body--a residence in the tropics will retax the Hank fibre—but mere especially does the', premature infatuation of youth too frepsently compromise the ria. awal dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such then, we address outselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; 10f will our advances appear questionable sanctioned as aslant by the multiplied proofs of 20 yews sacceseful espesienoe. The easy wen of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension-of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functkml power. In eery ease or syphilitic 'attunes, as well as h• wren relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, sed with effect- Karnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling eutpyriel fi..n. the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from Ler.i principles with ten hesitation ; and ceedbiat tw oar wool h.,t eurable integrity as Members of the Cable at 1hr.11114 11 0 r-:er the suffering community &either Sex (especially tbosemeasiag i into matrimonial lite> at once so our house, where daily amisiliastral is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country awl immediately answered ; these must contain a remitrance for Adobe; and M e di c i ne , w hi c h can be fortiravdod to nay part of darivarbi s l boisesec distant. GO6l and Co. M.R.C. Bariaalk • No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleeconeet, Land an. KrJust published (Seventeenth Edition), l. The Mau of lass, familiar Commentary on the above Mows Sad. Hernmota, stdresseil exclusively to the Female May be bad at 16, Princesetrert, ballot 174, Fleet-street ; a, Callessinsessruetylltrand ; hissrletrok Gtibe rt, and Piper. go, Paternoeter-rwe ; awl %apple, 69, Pallmiall, London; Porter, 79, Graft DeWitt; Tron it ate. Glasgow; 9, Caton-street, 'Si r ate: of all Booksellers. Paco 3s. The Cionntel Advertiser state., that tm the night of Sunday se'nnight, as Mr. John Bury, (an opulent farmer, much respected for his industrious habits and moral life—the father of eight children, and an excel lent boeband) was sating in his pad •ur, at Grange, about five miles from Clonmel, in company with his wise, two neighbours of the name of Connors, a relative of the name of Quinlan, and the mother of the Connors above mentioned, three armed assassins rushed into the house, and passing through the hied's**, where was a man-sermant .and two boys, darted into the parlour, where each fired on Mr. Barry, as he sat at table with the company above mentioned, but •none of the shots which had been fired took effect ; because, in the act of presenting, Mrs. Barry, and two of the men above mentioned, seined their arms, each shot was thrown trom its intended direction, and the villains were nearly overpowered—when, crying out to their accomplices outside that they were done up,• unless assisted, five or six more blood hounds rushed in, and a terrible conflict ensued, in whish one of the Connors being severely wounded, and the other, with Quinlan, being over powered, and forced to seek safety in Bight, the situa tion of Mr. Barry was desperate, and he was afterwards cruelly murdered while imploring mercy for his chit 'dren's sake. After this barbarous deed, they searched the house for arms, took a c sse of and a blunder. buss, together with two or three 30s. bank notes, and turned the pockets of the deceased inside out. They broke all the drawers, cupboards, &c. in the house in theft search, and remained in it nearly an hour berme they went awry. We understand that one of the Cone noes' iedangeteisly itl of the wounds he received is tit. masts EVNR ANXIOO9 TO PRIVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the PAH. they bays, after much labour and at a very consitieraltht cos pease, brought to perfection a Label of such singular constntetion and extreme dilkAlty tofeteetition, that they trust will effectualp prevent the many Frauds that ate daily practised co the Public.,s, An attention to the following description of the Label will enter. the genuine !Nicking prepared Ity them: A patterh Ilke'Lacenf pink toittut covers the principal .part of the Label. the names of Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and plated on a White grolnid, the addreas, HIGM•HOLBORN, a deo white fatten edited with pink and black, but placed on th tact. pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and throe:dont fur nee are primed as Woes, black letters an white 97, High-Holborn klitrentber,ll/19.3. COLDS 410U0k8. ASTMMAS, /co. BUTLER'B , PECTORAL ELM& Experience, during a very long period, has isicoutestibly proved the superior efficacy of this Medicine, In all eases of Cours, Covens. and Aerniswrid Artiimmes. By'proiniskig mina apeetatatiasha it very shortly relieves thei'atie nt.of slight or resent Cold ( aud few doses are generally oudleiene teavowe than which =sleet hatieadured more emilented aid elsaloase. Mt %villa .ai accuses. .panied wls Oregh,Splasisa of 111014apd other, serious apothems. Its peculiar Balsamic powers tend , to beat Soreness, and ails the irritation of the Lungs, in -heed if flong%; lad Id aislkbelb tensions it mitts and gives freedom as the.* Soldin Bottler, at Is. lid. and IL brkiltkri, ChefiliStes Cheapside, entree of St. Farrel 111, Prince-wine" itsliaitilhA and 54, S:ckville-street, Dahlia s Savory and Cu. 154, New Bood. street ; yVifnwtr , 85, High street. Borough and by gibe Medicine Venders in she Visited Kitigdora. Of whom may ba had, BUTLgR'S ZENGES, used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, ere. and for rem dering the vaice Clear and Itietibte, and protecting Its orgaos tidal she effects cafe:drifts. In Sams 11.10. and AIL Oda CLERICAL IN - 1 4 11LLIGENCL ' CA NIHRIDGE, nearest. 16. Tuesday the Masters and Fellows of Peterhouse unanimously elected friary Percy Gentee, thy. (ilsolorWravgler of tie preen* leer) Honorary Fellow of the Society. The Horrifies Prize, on the subject a The Mamie dispensed** net Wooded to be prrpown," Y a4edged to an exercise having die motto, " Lea per limey, nun ad.salvanclum, sad ad convincenduts peecatorem data: sad grade et vetiras per Junk Ciourruit pieta." The writes hat** omitted to bed in soy paper mumbl ing his name, is desired to cooununleate with the Master of Trinity College. The Refereed Carew Aotbossy Is. Jeho kikihmtay, M.A. was last week inflected in the Rectory of Chelmsford, vacated by the Rev. J. G. Ward. The Rev. J. B. Atkinson, M.A. hiansibeat Triaity Chuck itichasood, Is llentesd by the Bishop of Winchester, to the Pape. mat Curacy of West Cowes, to the pariah of Nort hwood, in the Isle of Wight-.. Peered, the Rev. J. Brea* Vkar of Ca nlehrooke. The 11ev. Dr. French, Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, has been appointed to the Rectory of Moor blestistan, dose Y The Rev. Mr. Oak, of en, neat York, has been psi. sented to the Vicarage of Hutton near StithOrtlegh, VACUA by the death of the Rev. Jabs Madam OXFORD, Fee. 16. Tuesday the nomination of the ltev. Edward Cardwell, B.D. sea Delegate of the Press, hi the mons Othe Hort.and Right Rev. the lett Nebo, of Oxford, was unanianniely approved of in Con vocation. Thursday the following Degrees were coaferreit Baennua se Caves. Law (se COILMUTA11011)e-atY. George Taylor, M . A. Sc. John's College. Mamas or A am— Rev. Robert Wynter, Aqui ; George Henry Woods, Wadham Bacnewas or Aare—Chas. Denham Orland. Jellison, Brains aose College, grand eonipoonder ; Thome* Gordon Polo, Christ Church; James flay, Rabid College; John Day, Rueter On Friday, Mr. Anthony Grant was admitted actual Fellow of New Coate. The Bishop of Ramer has instituted the Rev. Win. Swart, late lof Oriel College, to the Rectory of St. Leonard, Devon. sectewasistric sumer:am. la execution of a Writ issued foe that purpose from his Majesty's Curt of 0,181111011 Pleas, on a Quare impedit the Bishop of Salis bury, on the Bth instant, instituted the Rey. l ancelet Miles Halton, B.A. to the Rectory of Woolhampson, ha the county of Berk*, and his Lordship's Diocese, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Edward Cove, on the presentation of the Rev. Lancelot Oreentlawalt Hal ton, of Mauston,. Hasse, sad Hastier his wife. Rev. fl. Parker and Rev. N. R. Dennis, both from the half pay, to be Chaplains to the Forces. Ow. Loftei Anthony bas lima instituted by the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, to the Vicarage of Sampford- Arutidell, Somersetshire, on the presentable of W. &Sett, Esq. Dee. Mr. Croft,of Stilllngtoa, near York, has been presented to the Vicarage of Hutton Bushel, near Scarborough, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Sinclair. _ _ _ At an Ordination beld at Raphot, on Smodyy. January 4 , UM, by the Right Rev. Bishop of that diocese, the following Gentlemen were admkted to the Order of Prtestet he Rev. Hewry Cam. A.B. t►e Rev. ro Lyme, B.A. for the diocese of Raphoe ; the Rev. G. H. Ashe • A.B. the . Rev.' Elliott lierrovres, A.M. and the Rev. Patrick Dc;nnelly, A.R. fee the dio cese of Derry ; the Bev. Williams Leahy, A B. foe the diocese of Clogher ; the Rev. George 0. Verner, A.B. and the Rev. Charles Smith, A.B. for thi diocese of Dublin. An Ordination was held by the Lord Bishop of Fermi, is the Cathedral Church, on the 4th instant, when the following Gentle own received Deacon's Orders; Me. Cooper and Mr. Busier for the diocese of Ferns, and hfr. Denroche for the diocese of °awry. The Rev. Young re ceived Priest's Orders also for the diocese of Ossory. At en Ordination in the Cathedral of Clap*, on Sunday, by the Lord Bishop of Clops*. T. Forrest, A.ll, was admitted into the Holy Order of Deepens. The Earl of Kingston Ms appointed the Rev. Thomas Forrest his Lsedellip'eduessestia Chaplain. His Grace the Archbishop of Cishel has presented the Rev. William Scutt, for fifteen years Curate in the diocese. so the Rec tory of einuaelsili,vamen by the death of the Bey. John Seymour. The Annual Visitation of the diocese of Derry will be held en the etb of March. - rc sai - aid bad she been in equal need of it. The Gen tlemen beside him (his Lordship said) stated, that these 'compacts were customary in that part of the world *here the occurrence took place, and were considatd productive of great benefit and convenience. Patting the matter of assistance out of the case, the delay af forded no ground for the demand. He had, therefore, no doubt whatever in dismissing the demand; there was not a single point upon which It could possibly be sustained. With respect to costs, the matter had been 'conducted more expensively than it ought to have been. Two or three suits had been brought, and loaded with 'unnecessary expenses. He should not give costs. THZ ATLAS This very important use has stool over for sou* time for the opinion ut the Clan as to the validity of a honorary bond executed in t Fast Indies, and cam quently as to the jurisdiction of the Court. Lord STOWELL stated, that he had seen the opinions of two law . authorities, for whom he entertained the highest respect ; but they bad not divested his mine of uoubt as to this Comes jurisdiction. Oa the next Court-day he would state his reasons for retaining his opinion, and the cause might go before the High Court of Delegates, if his opinion as to the want of jurisdiction was appealed frost. II that Court th , :ught differently, they might retain the cause for consideration, or if they remitted it to this Court, he (Lord Sowell) would pro ceed with it to the best of his ability. He should not give the grounds of his sentence to-day, but it was to be understood that he decided there was a want of HUD NIONZT--SLATZL The Kurds Arevoca re, agreeably to the notice given last Court day, brought before his Lordship the subject of the staves captured at the Isle of Diego de Garcias, a dependency of the Mauritius, in' 1810, by Captains Edghill and Harris, under the orders of Admiral Drury ; which slaves were conveyed to Ceylon, and enrolled and embodied in the Ceylon regiment, by direction of Ssr Thomas Maitland, the Governor. The Court held the siesta to have been the prnp-rty of the French Government, and decreed a monition fur their condemnation as prize. M 4 tt, • • •. ! • .. '' " • -'- ' Y. . . • •.2 •,*/). -.1 = . ... . • '!..- 1 -•,, • -,4.....-\:z- . b ~ . - •.- i i 1,...b ... • . 1 ' ' I, .•, . , t .... ‘.• v.. I .. • , . , 11 kil '' . . ' 441 ) ' i • ... i 4 e 4.071,4„ 1 . 0 .„....,..041............,„.„,......... . ~, ,A. 4.4 [PRICE SEVENPENCE. M;GZE=. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF YINOTRitNCH, Ferasaft IT. nasstam are •110111111 16 116 MMUS curses, MUM This wits .an action brought by the plaintiffs. *4 °° assignees of a bankrupt named Abbott, who carried ow e. ~ the business of a house agent ant auctioneer, in C ay. • ' t e . dnit.stteet, Ilanover-square, to recover horn the de. sr fendant the sum bf 9671. alleged to be due by the de. fondant to the the bankrupt, at his comm i ssion of 14 per ad cent. upon the purchase money of an estates the pro• i n. petty et the defendant, alleged to barb bees sold through es- the agency of the bankrupt. The defendant. paid did • ler .um of 461. into Court. .. AN s Front the evidence, it appeared that, in the early part es. a; of the year 18411, the bankrupt was employed by the ... ere defend iat to sell by auction an estate, cal'ed St. John's r° - Lodge. in Hertfordshire, and as agi cement was entered I • has • into bailie n tbetn, that, in can the estate should be . • . ' sold by auction, the bankrupt was to reeeiee,.as cons. missiun,l4 per cent. epee: the innount of Alt purchase. boa p t w .. , . t ite i iwenbtlhe '. ea . t eirsiNviwisitof sow white le lii, weir - --. ;,. calleuleted 'sr. lid awe. is inpleates oat of pocket, is [ A s mapping, plane. edvertiattatents, etc. The estate wal :. an , bought in for 25,0001. but the detendant desired the r a baakrilpt to keep the !state on his boats, its he proba. bly *sight bit abk to procure a pettbasati and the hank rem rapt, having done so, a Genii:mita named Blake, the • • ea- tenant in possession, who had previously aside an tißet le the defendant for the estate, applied to the bankrupt 5 revert*/ It, and the bankrupt having refetred Malt tb the defendant, he (Mr. Blake) pwehased the made Oa from the defendant for the sum of 23,0001. The Calle. . •r ; "I Mission of li pet teal. Wis the Moil tuntmissiethdprit his ' . such sides. . . - • : it M e The Loin Cater JUMbitt its Mtn riling up, said, that \; L it was quite clear, fawn the etratract between the par- ties, it was never intedded that the defendant should aTi l pay )cure than 491. if the estate Mould eel be sold by ii' , o p auction; bat, as the de:eadaat had • afterwatds toll the ask bankiept to continue the estate oi Ms books, ft- would i ' • . • fai- be fit th e Jug le lay what would be a fair and 104500- i 1 w"/en MAO tasillpensation to the plaintiffs' as the assignees si le i the bankrupts, for their trouble. II a l a The . jury found a verdict fat (he plaintiff... Damages . w 4 1424 indicting the sum of 461. paid auto Court. nu laPa . ADMIRALTY COURT, Ifasatrany It. . . sararra—awraat. dal la !big. eon the vessel salved salted In company with any• on. the Rosalind and Sarah front 11,14iduras to London. The lass. Lion parted c mpaiy, and soon Atter t whilst the two gi l e j. remaieing te.sels wale in the Gulf et !Riptide, the Z:. phyr was ra r down, in the night of the 9th of Rotas. brsa her, by en Arneriean ship called the Russell, and se. Mime cansideiable • driftage. The Rosalind ten des ed L./ assistance, and contended with the Zephyr some days Co " her way to Natant, New Ttovidenee. 0 h.re the c. ego, as g tonaleMagehietie of authogiusy and I , g*bod, sal tr ens- hell shippediato other vessels, and the Zephyr was add. • . ..,._ being Cot testwOrehy. Thienthett Of the Rosalind now ' 7 claimed an allowance for aslvage; op the ground oft a ',l i i assistance rendered, but especially on account of the .. ?eat, delay and deviation in her course to accompany the . ni" Zephyr to New Plovidence, which it was alleged had lOjie tottened herl t, I On h ,f insurance. the pelt of the are • i b d .. owners of the Zephyr, it was contended that the aid ren- ei w. detect was merely that which one vessel in coMpahy at I owed to another, and moreover that an agreement had - s r is ' been catered into by the masters of the three ca n nel : , iil l link w in wbeteby they engaged mutually to asil s t each alte r • suer in emergency. : ..: dew Lord STOWYLL stopped the argument on behllf of :: '"_... the Zephyr's owners, Observing that the two Trinity • Htopg her • %tasters, by whom his Lordship was assistee, concurred with bins in opinion, that there was no ground for a 'diets claim of salvage in this . case ; the assistance was dot tun- only rendered by one consort to another, but, according • rem , to a special agreement, fur mutual defence against a •• ma common danger. It was very possible that such a con- -6 • and tract, Which promised benefit to both patties, might Mtn et.— oat injurious to one; but they took it for better or ..s. c the worse. The vessel which rendered assistance might , t ut _ have sustained inconvenience, bat she derived a benefit spilt from the assurance that she would have received the eusd same aid had she been in equal need of it. The Gets- IA