Star. — London, England, 1827-10-29 00:00:00

, • 1 • . - . . . . , ..-7 . 2 z., -• - -r 4 . -- " , .....„ ... :_, love.,,aa - vii ~.. • • •IV ln '' / ; . ... .... ft( ) • , :•-; if,. ", .'• s4 -,,,,d‘..-,„„,_• . • fk :. e., ._ -4,- ,A..; Per regriAL ". ...Cr..: : • ' A IF : v I c ... . I t S ' ' * . . Alli lt r ro .r . ~, I. . ~..- . ..1;, ; . i '. 4 7-• , -.4........0.2 ...,_ i , ..1.•-csr..t. 4 , ; 447 . •-ii Ail ' • ' 4 , , ,V I:: .. - -....„..' ..-.*:. . )(17.z• . .1 1 7 .-:- ; - . fl: . .Z I _ ; I . t ise_g4.lll.4ll [Rams SEVSNPilikeit. ~,.. • ' I Cfe4 • i 1! ik I .. ~ . I • - I I • • t : . . UMBER This day Was published, by W. Weitzmatt* ilk esigd; ' FORGEY ME NOT FOR 18 1 3. 'irhts'Yblunte.; being the Sixth, will poasiss peculiar claims to puhiie Trioar It consists of more than Eighty Compositions lo Verse and Prow, by the most popular writers of the day d both sexes • and the •robellvlntents comprise Thirteen highly - finished ingraeings, !rota Pictures by 11. Howard, R.A. H. Thomson, m e .tan, R.A. T. Stothard, - IL A. R. Smirk*, ILA. H. P,orhoolld, firepissauff, B. Prost, W. W. Sharpe, IL Richter Oerea, sad T. Uwins, with a beautiful embossed preset:natio; From the extraordinary rapidity with 'which the large impres. VWs of the prec ding Volumes of this. - laseellany beet beets es t tuned. an eddy • applicaliou is tocontimendsid tertlmPialdiahet o hr any respectable Bookseller. li4p,p-1 V;‘P! third National Assembly at Irmo.. b charged with ai th# coins the Ifiltin of Greece wit,' the Sobilesererte; have thetbseSer ti addites the Mowing answer to she &Oared, . 10 cellencles had the kindness to communicate to tlie:rdirttr, ' Conuttislionert. We declare, in els* nettle of all Greece; that W. accept, according to the benevolent intentioas of nee *Ow Cor•sd„ Powers. the proposed armistice. This intention of the Greek natlop has *int* been published by It. Goyernmebt someday. since, in a Proclamation, of which we lay* the hooter to address yea an authentk copy. (Sltdid) " NICOL° BICRIA, " President tot the Lagialetive.Pody. " G. GLARAIIS. " Secretary of Stab for Fettle, 'Afraid their Xscdienclea Sir Codrineton, Viet Adadrat ainipsander-in-Chief of his Britannic lieperry's Naval Forces; K. de Mint , . Rear Admiral and Coniatandean Chief ot-h4 Now Christian Majesty's Nasal Fst.eni add to Commesisaiooer delegated Crows the Ambassador of his Ilafrary at Rutile at the &Mho, Porte." ' ticrns, besides some port. sherry, and MOAK sour►s liaise it the Docks. When the hill becalne•dite,itillio presented, but Dunne put off the paym en t f or a astride.," of diyi,.anif in the Mean:4l;le Tarrett put kt an exeeti tion, opon the warrant of attorney, and Donee dist"... peirea, brink afterwards traced to-the house of the dcfb rentlant Taylor, who get a 'commission of bankrdsk usuea akainst . him. in which he was petitioninterediteil The object of these proeeediegs was so iStreep away iloaq whole' 61 — the property, and t6 . deliattil the prosecister and the other juts credi - ots of Doom c ant the mica tiesorted to were bilk f. Mnded Ara • /1110 . 111113 MoNITSOR 07 litiDilt. )PA Rll. pc.. Is. We learn by I . ettets from Lune of the 4th, and from the IShi Of • Cervs,.hear Ctrigo, of the 6it, that 'in con seqnente of the artuistive concluded with the Torkish fleet, and which was fq continue to theletb, the Eng lish squadron had gore to Zante, to take a supply of fresh prpvisions ; and the french squadron for the same I purpose to Milo. ' These arrangements afforded the means of Watching' the motions of the Turkish fleet, whether it should steer towards Ratras, to enter the Gulf of Lepanto, or at ter-upt to go to Hydra, to make e landing there. The Dartmouth and Armide frigates were left off Naiirine to watch their motions. Scarcely had AdreiralCodrington anchored at Z Ante' when a srgnai of the Dattmouth frigate informed him that the Turkish fleet, violating the armisti c e, had quitted Navarinn. The Admiral - imasediatery pot to Miagirin With htiovireihip, Oire frigate, and two brigs, the volt WO ertlitll lid Mld'Aiettilispose of. Ifisione 4 i 'covet est ;:gust uf ;Ile to i kis!) ilea, tnealisysetl 4 ieei n frigates, mine corvettes, two brigs, and 19 tramped, ti all the shipt of wee wete Turkish. • ' The-MO*ls. snide• ready foe battle; the Admiral, ti 4 o4eier, etenefo'the Turkish Commander to sof how kicli he vial aitciniffted at such a breach of faith, and lb Chi iviireadY to oppose by force the passage of the' Otis man squadron. The Twits immediately tacked about, escorted by the English vessels. A short time after this, a second division appeared, composed of six frigate!' and eight brigs, among which two were thought to pe Egyptian. The same summons was followed by the keirielretolt. add' the' whole Turkish fleet then re minis Intsktikliathbur of Navarinr. li wairainitsin'tirtiat *as the cause of the sailing, of this fleet; it is only•known that it was going toPi- e r a . u . "a e Russian squadron had passed by Zante (*the !fhb, steering its coots( towards Navarino, and Admi. rat Cittriagrort had agreed with Admiral de Rigey to meerliefarb rhal - poreOst the 13th. 'De Vinci; Piiiiiit On - his side being informed by the Arnside,'lsetween Cerigo and Cervi, of the sailing of the Torkithilket; hid..litinmdiately put back to Nava. dais irlitrethe'Trisiiiit and Breslau of the line, and the Syrene fi igate where he was to be joirted by the . Juno' ataltlie•Altuiiewhichte'sent to Milo; to give amide of his havingthaaged his course. ' liPpasithe Outing the night, between the Isle of Ce rigid ate tape St 'Angelo; two df AdMiral de Rigny's ' shlPs' the Scipio acid the PrOience, received so much dantligt . that the Bitter was obliged tolls to Toulon to' regale, the'Scipin being' less alleged, could be 're. paited by the resources of the squadron so as to biotite to roan again tb Naiatioo, where ft was to.be befell the 13*.• - • - ___ This day was published, The Word Sdliton, in iv°. peke les. In boards, in ICA RDI DAWESII MIS...ELLANISAVVTICA Typb Quintplieg dtras /rod/tint islteetgbdoale et sidle Nods Ah q uanto Auctutlbus THOMAS KIDD. AM. X C o ll. S.S. Ttin. et lodo Literorio GIS Wymeadesiseeb la Go Wtatu Norfakiensi Prafectus. Acrodwit Append's:ls Loco D aw egi lanes Juvenilia; MlitOth P.A. Gram:Wl MetaplariseolaSpeeltiaelr S wum ; ea Sneer& a Lhelio Ages Scripts, Pirated for Geo. IL Whittaker,. AlewasibiMe o UMW: 11041 J. SO J. J. D• 41 11 4 0 0. Calakkti*• t " usi M .. however; eery -doubt/el 11411110er At , .racier given of Dunne by Tref. J ,Ought home ick the knowledgeofibeittliec Mr. Justice. LITTLIDANA said the presecetor won ' sow two at leapt of the defendants sommtettht wits triginal frendalent mihrepreseutatipe, or there avoid be no I/tOM Tift totter..__ litala3lo. pite.3ll. TIRIVATS c9lftessoriposeih The Queen triiiited'here on 'the '22d,, following morning fr . TitlegnipThe viill aceompani her I%l+a _ ie her iiistifishresent datk tie learner: - nOmietitleet One ?rieneit the . gilt - and egrpilit eta Bucelona ; Ist at the Awe of ' , - I. no conspiracy : d i to depao the The AtrorPlnr, PF4f2P!AI. called nr wit I Doke d'Hijii 4"se, who WeretlM.r4 OW Dll.Mobil* • the direction t o several tinter in Iwo, lark that lter r: :lb. se i o si i s Tritiets• had irimpatiotly Impale his ail 4.,. , i deavus 4. ill , 44 0 See !gin ;I_*T. 4N).4S4iIaTTLOAITbete *l9 cif 40,ifiniatry, Lnifriplitfilsclf mo.fif 'ivy iiiareprescifittik`.pf 14 4 .; if to b e b e li eve d ,cumstanees. . .: .. • rdol lralpicia. Mt. 011Pucui , 9 1 1 3 %14 the MictiPer. Genf:l44W . II • ad d' i i s th e 40t think?l rim oq lei* spcikat ;nap. - - ' SPANISH AND ITALIAN REFUGEES. THE COMMITTEE have to treticialledge. with .11. muds plossore, the Seedy tad Idled imt which Ilse followed the dppiid toads . hi es:Writ ihaIRIAm flitik ma UAN martessit who, driven iWoliiiliii otAt bade sight as asyllista i la k. otbod; but; illraratim the` . ' are, clog mast view the approach of wibter Wittman selibt;i Jana, as be'tr'ay allowattee chef' are enabled to *ate to these ;admit: aat , Zan is bandy Wick= to purchase oeamoary food. The Committee therefore soromely appeal to the batevolest fir &fus tier madman , * of their aid ; apdtbey respectfully solicit dmaatiomi of the Interior, out the amitiary, it roof . ;that their Majesties tvpl pass the winter at i. M. March . dtT . Psint is conqtied More ,__ Mors clOsely to hi: piiibn,• because some linters hive seen Vinod amongst his papers'which seriously compromise Um.' Many other arrests have taken place since. and it is said that the President of thq Royal. Court 0( Ms "drid NS received from Tarragont a Bit of ninety indi: ~Qabli under the jurisdiction of that tribunal sato ate proscribed. - . • 1 ' Blatt the nomination of the Infant Don Miguel to toe reieeteasncy. the Portugnese soldiers who bad cosi grul f t into Spam have been for toad Lino regimenthan# commanded by 41risli officers. Al 1 tbn;tiepots 01 Mitae'emigraltts, who lire in an'd the pact OfAr: tagon bordering oh that : province, will be'reinaved to Molina . id Arragon, and to Albarriein. • Orders to this effect have already, beers given. and many of the *eish officers who ate to command them hat ritiFfiveitl Sear loniinisainis. . .. 41; 1 A courier has departed for L isboa , with oedkintto (*erg! d'Affaires itrthiecity tii ;fad M.llavnebvetss.l lir passports; either to return into Spain, or to promea t 6 any country be pleases. . . . We hue *Mu Soo PrPelatrnatilln. q ( Mika?* I ?vr., poty of Guipuscoa, and.ibq otlifirfrellt.qmj s!'!PiO a rk of Alain, concerning the•badai ibiCZ nay, nalfrott in the *province. The ptoefattiatintis of 'the Depot? . dolposcoa; ai addressed" to the - inbibitants, ' state r atatingst other things, that a reward of 50,0010 ivaitl map fraucs) will Ise given to ,toe person who shall Irking in the herd of Lanragarrets. Letters we have riceived from Biscay inform as tbfg.,Litirigaretta has been taken k thej also kale that Many other pf Us, fay Otitis 'have been arrest n and theii elocution a de layed only till the regi tof provincial Militia of Monterey, which was on the march from Valladolid, sliatkarrive in the province. .; • A conspiracy, conneirod rim IbtsenirrKti, in Cii. ~ tatiSnia brobioutin the 'ay ci(Graniction the. '9th idsi. to cries of " Long live the King; Stich 'a'; the Catalonians wish him ;" but the Captain-General succeeded in Sufi pressing it, and restoring public tranquillity. It is said that M. Fuentenebro, Corregidor of Sego *ii, who departed at the bead of a band of Roy a li s t ' hunters kik revolgionim Burgos and its territory, IL the consist mid ass i stance of tine Adjutant Gene t MI, the priest, Meito:hls keen mideplisorie, in thl'en iiions of BOrkos..M. Fuentetiebrer, Who was the judge 4 the s unfortunate General. the EmpecinadO, considers. *self very unjustly treated by the King, because. bc was not made Alcade decasa y Comte,* a recompense the jiis judgatent t in the affair. r • of Wearing Apparel, Blankets, a mar* to appear In the areas fa His Royal Hisisess the DO. of Glaseester 411111 0 Nev. Marto Devoe • s N. Ilassatos, Soo. S S P.O. R. .1 0 C. W. I. - s 0' Frieqd 0 Or J. S. Hippesley 10 12 J. LI. S o 2 W. Hobson, sea. Ifoo. SO 0 , A Scofseasaa R. Leicester, Req. OLP. 10 0 A. W. 1 0 Water Lord, Iraq. f 0 t. Z. a 01 It Lowades, Zatp $ o Seseyassoe, per Letter to Moen. Harriet, C. may of ' dieltiallkwata • wig* of•eoveasig.' Hao. Richardaoo, Het, AS 9 • g. Mts. Robett Crawford 10 •• 0 0 • S.S. 4. 1 1 11101 m. Coda, Esq. of Loottlf ' 5 0 ' Senn, No+ POT - Blaa Hoare 0. JasoesX.Woa, Esq. SI 0 rioe of a Hackney Farb ) " No. 470' - 010" X. X. per Hewn. Glyr l t ioo 0 Cak ! W. &Word Seq. 3 3 ,jsale tis r a : s Chejf. Trig., 5 0 Canim• 1 '0 OIL tT Ihourard, 10 0 ~'r.. as ; Gorr Cowin@ geq• 5 0 ' B • 1 0 XB. • 0 Rm. Hr. Hatch • 10 0 Pam Panda, by J. HesiX, Bag. J. R. Mandeville, Esq. II 5' Has. MMus Oven Ville 10 0 Lady Wynn* S Wadreasid, Magi 2:4 Mn. M. Semites 1 • 1 Hi. Satbeby S 0 Nears. Boatload Cm •• 0 T. Bretagne, Wait - I I Hr. W. Armstrong W, Huteldoon,.Essi. 10 0 IL Hope, En. 41. ltas 105. Cosmopolite 10 0 %eosin Olden SO 0 IL C. F. 4 0 F. H. S S Carle. Bevan, &q. 5 S Hobert Barclay, %j. la • Hysonj ; The Earle( Cussing* 14 10 Lady H. Unlaced • . S lady Emily Ping S Verkeb 2 4 1. Ananyeams /6' Mr Pim. Hiss E. Pigmy 1 L Amiess.by W, G. SO • 0 Ititiard s IL A. by Messrs. Haire 10: 0 Henn. Sitrict,lidgworth. • awl Chitin &wild frik: march Q H. C. and M. B. C. 6 0 Janis Ward, lir+ 100 - ar 0 4. - W. 1 1 OHM 114st p • , ••••••: • i o w br llL Hes " , 1 1 41' 4 ,11 7 . s o m . trw•• • after, Berens, Nag. C 4 Ptake tbe Mao 4 Waldegrawa fit. ?Nakao, W. • • • Hon. Hanky Um 5 5 arAplphasmiargeNts.# ta • t • . Gatlin Atwick If DlOno, *Olt- • '9 MMus Sioniailk se $4l Jor Twittovihil• 4 •• • I Ammo. . li• • R. by .1 olorliotat4 194. 1 o i$ H. by I 19100 bythillabSoooollo • LTo • . - ,11%. • 1 , 40 b . le p . ,llll=th &LON Oaths i l l Ms • f.. *ileum • •5 0 t'llhatilonpaaltoreContpany SS • I* Frigid ialibasy, asst. - O G. to the L ik ord May S 0 Datll4.liyWassrs. Wskallatisod et* • 5 0 White s t,: Plyinoudt 1 : i,Wodra • 1..0 Vialfi T. 5. and L Rowe 10 Didta of Bedfild OW Tile ifoneers of the Cool. s t • moo Condi for tbe Wald • of Fat-rigida% Without alt • Heists. Ranson and Co: S • Nits A. Battling " 1 . It. G. 1 0 4ia 0 PILICSUFIBLD. Hon. See. Guildhall, October 11. lilt • Subscription, will xontippe to be received at the Banking-boosts of Messrs- Smith, Payne and Smiths, Mangling flonneplatet Sir Ilitlatd Carr Glyn, Milk Halifax; sad Co. Lontbant.streeti , Wenn. William., and Co. ilirehlohlane ; Hewn Harries: Vary; kat, aad Co. &.Jetroes's.orrest ; Hewn Frys and Chapman, - xikinws. court, Poultry; ant; Maoris. Drumatuuds, Gbarin-cross. • k 'MIMIC TER OAINPTTIC OR /RANCE. DATeD OCT. 27. Orr. 17 . • We observe that preparations are Making here to re- oars I he King and, the Queen, and one of the priiteis, io the aloe which. i s . usualty'lha reaitkeorthie (:a t. General, Of tbe province.' • ' - The roi4age soz :their principal thiefe, ars , eon ittl e toiieliane Ilse' r armiesty, has thOught better to g to Ttrilleri flab to Atruain 1n C.talotne. Jepa eod ' Cara I t ;it ' Jaitl ', „ will k ills° go io France ;Inn at fiftieth thef'a(entlie Inoue thins of bergs , and there 's no laditatiob ?at . 14 Wit- I thatien-to lay doen their • The Count d's " gee has just ceased a vietr•coa. .siderable number ef person's to to ' ; The Kiag has just decided tbaii 4 . 66attli kr shall be given to all, the Militiii,"lncldainglhi' 6 . l6cdifoffile' :rebels who bare Preiented " ' • ' The chapter of liiiiiigonit'his"deeided; that .oa Anniversary of the king's birth-day it viii_ove As oats' fundra.lttgOLY 'the f inison- ' 6l Onrialso- to pessoeeti 'atitY e hirtnali io tkitt,C gratuity is to be '30.40ei. to the sergeinti,ls "to 'the' 'coiporalt;2o to the drama's - and soldies•s t eosin aces to the - prisoberfaml ' • "-' - i•- , - , c' - • ••: A French ieharner attired it Tjiteijeila 01141.0 1 411. OROS& CC TiN MAO, ADDIRSOLTi'Tei rHZ OF Till ROYAL TRIBUNAL AT BARCRLONA. $, In order to know the effects proilueedi oa theininds , of the insurgents hythe discourse which hirMajesty has addressed to-them. it is the King's pleasure that the municipalities cif all the towns shall, on their strictest reilionsibilitr.irnmediattfy 'Send a fist of the - names - of the mea of their district who have joined the Saseigeois, `an'd' that they' shall Id • like 'Minna 'send a fist 'the names of ell those aho 'shalt sticeessiOdy Present' theta selves." = . ,a 6„ LINELIG~ • " Damao et place= ntor."—Host. Thy house, and (in the cop of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS " the gay to4noesdw bf the mind" is insured by marriage; * the strictest tie of perpetual Friend. al* * is a gift Inentlimmen,' cementing phasute with reason, by "bid, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Presieus, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it broom an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passitios,.bot to cleanse the groomer nature frees Agee impurities which the free. deas of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of sorb attention, are attributable many of those hapless instances which, while they excite the commiseration of the le holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. - Luxurious habits will effeiniaiae the body—a residence in the treptct will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the no torsi dignity into a state of inanition,• from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chase. of relief. . To all such use address causeless, offering hope, energy, muscular felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable sancti se theyare by the multiplied proofs of 20 years' successful expellent:2a The easy cotes of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concersende the nuptial • -for the female habit is of constitutionaly weak-*Pe it cap" s eMstbe ed , and &Sickest energr improved into functional power. syphilitic intrude:my as weU as in every relaratioll economy, we pledge our ability to core speed! harnestly solicitous to-impel the unfeeling emp • n so presumptuously taken up, we deviate Dem s with leas isesitatiew; and coofident insonr-appee l ity as Members of the College of Surgeons, wa . community of eitheYSee (especially those enteekr te) at once to our housh,•where daily attemlaeleb consultation ; and letters from thecomitry cons , 1; theme must contain arantittancelor•Advice; can be forwardedc o any part of Ow mild. , GOSS and Co. M. No. t I , liotreerie-stieet, Fket-stieer,•lsonsloe. ; (ettreekenth Iblieren),-l. The Nana art &NW :cakisestary es the abort" Distaites and. 11 20112eiblisi warmly to the Female Sex. . May be had at i t Sh 1174, Fleet-street ;4, Catherfi , -- -set, ,and Piper, 20, Paternoster -' London ; Potter; 72,- Or j Tempt°. Glasgow; w r boakselisrs. ; - ifsica :and OSlgialgettf tigiewriva, anti dehe I In every case of typt of the generative econc aad with effect. Kernel hviii the position so p gametal principles. with hostrable integrity as refer the suffering turns 6. Iwo matrimonial hie) a P given fur personal co initiediately anowesord ; wid Medicine, which C &corner distant. N fOlust published (1 laminar Coainursur r addressed excionvely Prirces•ureet, Soho; 1' oberwuwl, Gilbert, Inl 1 9, rail-roall.' Low& )PPhon, 3651 Tcsofj and of all , BOoheoliiteih PERPIGNAN. OCT. sp. Tl.e interecrarse with. Barcelona, which was rather slack, in consequence of the troubles in 'Catalonia, for the lest three or fobs Months, begins to 'revive. No pettowneed now fear to Meet with any unpleasant Ten totstre: The 'pinto/pal 'points on the road are occupied by the.Kingss'Udups,whdse presence is an additional ground of - confidence. ' The French fruntier, which, during the troubles in Cataloaik, has alternatelynfforded in asylum to the in.' liabitAnts of that pro-Vince, Whom difference of opinions lubjected to danger in their own country, changes its, gUests, remains equally hospitable to them all, and continues in a stare of the most perfect neutrality. PARIS, Ocr. 26. ! The Journal des. Debate publishes this morning a pretended' letter ftoth Ajaicio; Which states "that the ordinance' kir the dittoltdtioes'of the Chamber of Depu- 1 lies hat Intl 'aft ived Coriiii." The iGiffrdity 'of this . ' news is evident to any' orir who is initiated in' the Most COlOOlOll coasiimtional ideas ; bat the Journal dee De- hots; Which • lectures , Governinents, is not obliged to know the laws ;•we can tell it, that by the Charter, of which it talks so much and knows so little, the disso lotion most' always - be general; that a partial dissolu tion is nonsense; and that the ordinance must first app pear is she official fait : of . the Mondear and in Abe .114434 des Lea; • • • • • MON 7116,JIVIIIIIAL NU *MATS. - •* " - ZAVTl4'llee+. " •• ' The armistice acklAiii - bt"the'Copmittee -of the Greek Governtntiat Vii' eiuted• lin' the . 14th of AK; intinth. Theedaini:tticptittlfihid if by ptheiinlition;' and it'the . iinie'llAte iiddietisa the 'follbi ing iiatel Lb' ttid telffesedtatlVes drthe AllitclTooiers: • ••••••44-GItIISK ittlVl3liie. • • • , . Rehm. Aerustli.L. -40 e .41. is the name or tke Chtelheil t 9 thiPetrge it AK . GOMM. !, 31 . 1 1 9644 tif *Name be 1 • • re. Mfg OP KIWI UNCIVO cuawp., Oce. 17. I &tote *r Yassii;e"Loviiwiiii and . Special Jury. i t itst 'into ADAIINT TILEVITT e DUNN; AND 07117.1.11. This was an iodietinynt, fqra conspiracy, chergiqg the defendants, by replesenting Dunne, te?, the clerk of dee Piarititor, Mr. Haitians; a wine-mere ant, ik's a; responsible man, with conspiring to defraud Hann:lm .by inducing him to let Dtinne have gthds on credit. 'Mr. Pi.Aviapened'theldeidingii andifie kreOaukt GENNRAE said, tine piosecotor;'Hinnam, had supplied Dunne titan credit with Wine and spirits to a very con sidcrable amount, in consequence of the character him by the other defendants , elho had represen ts ken o to be in solvent circurnsfinces; iltb;itigh at the same time they well knew that'ha 'vial iii thesreatest distress add most abject insolvendy. Dunne had formerly been a sergeant at mace, but had got so much involved as to be frequently arrested himself, upon which occasions , My. PASSMOrt aclid as his attorney, and Trews.% , who 4 was a shoemaker, and Job, and William Taylor, two bther of ,the defendeiii, were his Wail. Trevett became in adiAnce - to Dunne,' and took front him a warrant of attorney. Dunne, however, in the early part of last iear. roctrived to get into a public-house, called.. the hree Tans, in Coleman-street, much frequented ,by. heriff's-officers. -- The prosecutor had about that time begun business as a wine, Merchant. He had a clerk' birdie name 4 . -MaY; with whom Trevett was ac• quaiated. In June, last Year, Trevett met May, and told hien that a friend of his, Dunne, had lately taken a public house, and it would be a good thing to sive', him with wi s e and spiiiis. May began to niiita in quiries, and Trevett told bins that Dunne wits i god' man, on which May beciati desirous to get an order fOi his tnarter, and.-went with Trevett to the Three Tans. Dunne did not seem at all desirous of giving as order, objecting 10 the prices, but consented to go to the - Docks to . taste dip wines. When there., he said that the ,port was excellent o and gave a large order, mmkaniting to 2601. *: MaY 'gait questioned Trevett ire theuirs responsibility; andTreeett seine was as good as she Bank of 'gland; upon which May let Dunne have the wines, for which he paid with a bill that became. Ant on. thclodept Octyiber followipg. - Tbc wines were 'Jelivered en Aitgasi,"ind the Jury wopld be astonished *VA'. edify; heard What' ' et gotedry . steel Orb landloed of ... not ...... ot gesog slick 4 - Tbe.defeedants were accosdingly,eligilletarL .. art Sinp.othee'eatiiisee were called . 0 11 , J R tejli . ch the attottf-' er l . 'lies and IliiPMetWessignPl i iiria a'Prfs• • - .• -. - ei Mr..tustice Ltril.ge44,4 ossserved , iliac itlpenlesAgg ;Owed to calculate upon POWs 41014 longer 40W11411 termerly. A few undefended , causes were titiren - E • sed after was. ieg some time the Court adiouiriia.: This was the eq4 of the London Skil**, 'before Terre. . t • , Lord TENTean. 5 4 it 44 4'4itse at Sit qn Monday (to-day), and.tbe thiee °thee. Court of,lcipirs Deitch sit ie helm is the ii.7 — €..... - :. !W ILT 9 , c 0 4 111 :* PlttgA§? Gu R 441 " 40: 0%!!%. liffete ) "—birift PgAsii*ano B Prit l ; 3 or. . • F. 44 * l'., l _ l Wl4*. ,_•• - ! • Mr. Esau; opened !.13,e. pifA9nyll j t r iAaat iolles. se ton on a policy of insurance . T he p lea ded the_ general issue. Mr. Sergeant Taotrf • Wilk Moire Wes -alma Mr.ifiet'- rug &plea, stated the sese . -TheplitintiLw4sa farmer- se the aorta of rsisglaod„ pronilliq essigeAl in seri., ~ cultural pursuits,. but! had o Minitel! become *a ~, proprietor of * ii ship called the alsingbairti whiclehi 1820 sailed from Eng4aect-te the avast:of Rene Mao. nca. Pretious to by taffies, the plaintiff.wiebed to inure bee 1n the Pacifpe 41.sisicia‘ion, of which the 4/4.• ~ fondant was a member, 'and 'acceding to the roles of . that society, she was surveyed and valued at 1;9.501.' 4. , policy of insurance Was stthsesitsently efFectea on Net to the amount of 1,5001... Having arbivird in South Aseq"... rice, she peaforancdriesescioistljeg coYages in whic4l shi FVCeilcri rii9C.dernageotod was oldi&ed to ima Mtg., sow port in Lima, wirie she was . utinto a thorosset . . state if repair. This tool - place in 18113. She then sailed to Guayaquil, where *he arrived in February; *WC It was at ibis time, that she /was .takewasip bef , • the policy which . 'mu to r i ositiatelfcie. twklee meetba. until Februry. ;825. At Gmaiyaquil she was engatied fp! freight by a Mr. Whitcock, and on the 18t!! QE Ifebruary she left her mooring, and proceeded down 'Lbe rifer, in which is an island where it is enstonsaiy for vessels to touch, and, the Captain of the. Walling= + hate determined to 40-,th bat in conseqoence of the Wiod lulling., the, vessel, came. agroprol on a sand !bank: Here she suuaried so mirth injury that. it was ab.ofutely necessary 10 - ha ve her repa i re d b e f ore she would be in a fit state to perform a voyage to Rug. lind ; but owing to the .unsettled state of the tom. tty. it was aisnost impossible - to obtain workmen, 'ant the Captain was entirely destitute of funds.-- .In' this (*titian be applied to Mr. Whi:tock, who bad 9elghted the ship, but he refused to advance any mo• nay, and the Captain, finding it impossible to pat the ship in a fit state for a voyage, determined to sell her. She trap accordingly put,op.iriauctitm.aod bought : los a sum of 444. ooly. by bit ? Whittfick. Hawing. ch taitteZ.the. vessel tot, tip smel t a sum, the captain con-. ceiveld he ought to pay it, and applied to him for' . thit Purpose. He;'however, refused to de so, unless titre • money he • had,advanced,:fot freight was deducted i this theCaptaio did sot think proper- to do, and, A su li og . Wkittock wciajd not pay,the.s44l4 be refused to Owe up . , the ship's' regitir. Mattel" rested in this state for a few days, when Whittoeft 'came on board, with. some Spanish authorities, for the purpose of forcibly taking . possesidin of the ship, with the register. To effect this, they turned the Captain and his crew nit 9f the vessel, and .men. awned, Sawyers was put,ia,, coon:nand. lisp, Captains hintevcrs Sal IRenagesilicor, k e ep possession of the 1.9/isjeF, bat,erssits, Jr/ tba4 cli!ection sit Wisittock; !Sevin - gala lb...stead Wait and Isadk;:peoceeded to sea, Where slielell in with one of Ms ' Majestrs'shipi commanded by Captain Mating, who, pedia g her without any.:segister ot papers, thought. himself bound to take possession ,flee.; andhe acford. ingly seized her, and hazing tAken. herinto post. sold er,and placed thepristiedi of the sale in the hitndsof hi Tice-ConSul of Lima, to remain till claimed by the roper owners.. These Were the circumstances of the' me; and the Learned Sergeant contended that as the' loss arose from a peril pr the sees, the plaintiff had a iglit to - recover the amount of the policy, - Tbe s Captaio of the Wilsingharn. and instal - ether witnesses, i proved this statement. Capt. Mang stated, however, that be had not fallen in accidentally with the Walsingham; but in consequence of the letter from the Captain, informing him that the ship was put to sea Without papers, and altogether in a state unit for a voyage. I. _ - Mr. Sergeant W114)11 Leith whom was Mr. Sergeant Ntaalwarara), for the defendant, first,- thee at die piase the policy was eff :ctest,- the vessel saes not sow worthy; and secondly,-that supposing her to be sea worthy, the accident which occasioned the loss was trot of such a nature sato bring it within the description of a lois by perils of the sea. He repeated, that front the plaintiff's own evideuce, it was clear this the ship was unsound, and be 'therefore insisted that the play could have no rya to recover. .. i - Mr. Justice' "'silt left it ' the Jo , — - , they believed th- ' to wriliftiity heatd What' tgolgtyittisek the landlord of Mr. Justiced - rizalla le( it to the Jury to sty, orho. • ' thii'stitall'Oblit house posseiied, lot, On his bankruptcy, char they billeted the ship to hoorboto sespooorthr whew which 'happened not long afterwards; - there were found ilia liolity was affected'. on -her.- .and. volisollat tblithh. ',;i l 2&sloten of old crusted _pot t, 5Q." doen of sherry, ICI iiiisaftrioni I)et havitAg 0; uck „RR. the otand-bass i lti if ari o the. dozen of claret t l4 _.d ' n . pf chaimi.irgo e, 175, dotter efsakeit 'IOW' 1,04 h. q a i p t# 9 4 .. . 4 7, Cninaitiandy. ftB Iciiis.OodAS aod.alOge stir-, ;: The Jtir .4 oat t e dutltest histeiojois t , lorss . taw , • ir/resit ' iiittica4oCiajdookiteict*..erdjcilarile bra .:V.4614,1 1 ,44 , 1e . • _.,:„ 1 ~., 2... • .... 0 • • ...:... ~ 4 . •,..:;;;.:, ..,.. -.0.;:c .r. •42t .0 .5, ~-•.. i - • •-• 41 zvsl-404,0072-4isiv•-,..,..4 -.; :: • , 1-• ~ . ~ •