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"-Daisy* filrrtete• rHII chase d@ ailori heart g be loyal rangsthrir *era lowa I I Wish taste the youthful salad to fame, Ape ha is loyal brines the morass Ruse Aged else itataellee yam resew their reign. •• TN et lase twelveseentbe oafs the Reefer's plot ''''Wlki6; haven pefee the due exambildos, 4.4o436.Wardeopea Iles bombes kit fatareeadith. In Inch abodes 'malarial Ilat.sou dwcfl'd, "jute mateblefs deeds all Hesse have men% Aud here, tasking. may BRITANNIA MIN The Infant heroes of a futon rue, llf Mass Is 'rinse or in man farpafs'd. leer say Cesmery, Mews I eel be their left ! J. H. Gantt. Alliltant Surgeon of his irsh. S. 1336 Ma)eftes hip Captain. 13 tope. Robert Carthear Reynolds, of his Writes flip Pulp .indoillargal. a gamiest= sot mare Aftinglifbee for his valour than Warta/ray. .:. By a late deeiltnwle die 'Courts of Law, any par rots ind.ofing a check, uneamped, payable to bearer, is lia4le to the fame penalty as writing a receipt with out a Ramp• Ye9erday, at the Public-office, Bow•Nreet, Lady W- 'k ' s coachman was ' in rye cur W. W. Wrest , brought ,a the Cody of Townfend, the Officer, charged by her Loslv. (hip with refuting to deliver op his livery, on the quitting her Ladythip's Service. Sir amorous Foals committed him to Tuthill field's Bridewell, on a charge •.1 Sealing the clothes. Mr. F.lwen, of the Elms Farm, near Dover, was knocked down on Saturday evening. by two men in foldier'. jackets, who robbed him off 5s and hi. N it , and left him bleeding on the ground. A few nigtus Since a daring robbery was commit ted iu the honk of Mr. Preflon, a farmer, at War. Wynn, in Sufism A knock was given at the door, which wit anfwered by the (errant girl ; when hp. P went into the pafEt,te in fee who was there. He wa inaansly feized by two men, with their faces blacked, who kn .eked him down, beat him in a molt inhnman mime., and, prefenting a OK (wore they would blow his brains on', if he made the leaf* re. fiance. They then tied his hands together, and in- Sled that he Should Stew them where his property • yes. One -f the villains accompanied him to his liod room, and the other remained down Rain. On Mr. P. getting to his bed room, he dirCBed the rob ber which drawer ,er open, where he found upwards of 301. in notes. The robber told him he knew that was not all the money he had ; and Mr. P. was oblig. led to tell him wins* he would find flatten guineas. M r . P. hleeding very much, from the wounds he had received, got a bottle of brandy to walh them with, when the villains took the red ; and after ;dialing themfelves with ale and bread and cheat, they made their cfcape. , •• LAW ArEttlGEXtt. GOUT OR CSSANCERt, 'MAK"! in Houses 4. sot loan toontct. This was an applicatiaa to rewerfe a Decree of the Matter of the Roils, Under a Deed of Settlement, the late Sir John Cegli;ll h at 4 power of appointment to the coat of rota). Which firfn was to be applied out of his entailed enite• to inch potpies, and to rich perfons, as he thould dire', either during his life-time, or by will after his deceafe. He died with out exerciling this power, aid the quellion before his 'Lordarip wa-, whether, in favour of "credi , ors , agalna the heir, the Court could Supply this defective appointment, and make this Arm of soool. refponfible I for his debts ? The SOLICITOR GIIN IRAS and Mr. Kau, for the Appellant, admitted that they were, ant obi, to pro- e a cafe In which the Cow t had One fn far in (senor of-creditors, as they contended it ought todn, but neither was there a cafe where the Court hod: refined Co to do. If Arundel and Philpot, in &Utak, were infifted upon, it was decided by Lord jefferies., who was &Judge direfling hi. mind. more to political matters than to eqiiitable jurifprodence, and the cafe had no analogy. becaufe creditors were not concerned. Where dm Court had no precedents to gaide its de- Aims, .Natural. realign and jisfiice a ere the aothoei. tigers which it would idiot, and shag were in favour of the Appellant. Meats. Atsx'sisita and Foestiolooa commented Un all 'theatres "Vern the Revolution, to the retest elettifioatry the Mailer of the Rails in the Ourfent is- Sante. ..ImOng the were . Isafealles and Cornwallis in 1704, Tollii and Tollit in 1728, Harvey and Hat , wry in 1739, Lord TowshentlandWindham in 17480, sad from all chefs they argued, that if no aypoint., meat were `made for the application of *lonics, the °Dart wastld not (apply ft, even in Avow of creditors. 'Thee in fad. is this cafe, no Inch appointment' was made, and that, therefore. the judgment of kiehis nonr ought to be affirmed. 1•010 CHAN C tiLoa.—" It is much to be • that the right of creditors to receive fat* on out of an elate, dependseither upon artificial modes of conveyance, or upon artificial rults s of !ewe. It is greatly to be ward, that the right r . w ia toe ampli fied ; and I cookie in this cafe. I arnkol able to re; corfcile What theme`oort has done, 'with whatit has re filled to perform. By the power in qtefilon, &r john Coghill had a right to raife the fussoif too& either during his lifetime by hielait will, to appoint perforce for that pu e. Thus, the fon of Sir John Coghill might fay, this elate is thine, Ihhjeft to this appolotinent of my father, who may or maY stir eill upon the treads to rai fe this futh ; he has sot do called upon thent. and. therefore it islvine without the reduction. I Mould have a great deal to do,..tte fore I csauld venture to diflurb this deirea Yet, alt though this Coutes before me from fo learned S)VE! •ae'tbe Mager °lithe Runs. whom I hive •beits.lo... B aeculossod to served .and regard, yilt Vomit sag Siaethkas .soiliing, if the , deoilleeroppokil .! .uiral principles of rearon and jatlice,„se they ; e been recognifed by precedents 'in this Court. it eak conterbefore ere in the'way eappeal: and his not raid as the foundation of this appeal, diattliisllso: neerhas depahlid.frcon any rale of equityia,orfroin any decided cafe.. It comes. item, satin( hothi ?PT of eriticifin vont,* manner in yrhich the jurifdraiod 1 of'this Court Mould be exercifea. By a cotufe df,:de. ciainu, frau' the year s6Bs, down to:Lord 'Hard.- wicke's Adasinifiration, a dillinaion is taken bath:eel a soaenocotioa, and a deft:aisle stems • • ref; i ' power; the latter the Court will fupply. . , spec it will not ; . ind if the So r arguments of the Cie sterol and Mr. Hall were to prevail, there mi hi is end to that diffindion of our books.• luso* tahiSaarre I do net extend the jurifdiftion of the Conn.anettbat I dmnot commence my duty titre, by e i llablithing any new and dangerous precedents. For there ice. Cons, I think the decree of the Mailer of the kale ought to be affirmed." ' ........ • ...:_ ..i.;•or.- : MAIZE& 4,..,, : 0, -: ,; iz' . •fi, Wterow Asslils.—ln an- Aaion hf Prover, Sir -Francis Biriog..Bart.'ep. TheonasDay..--iThe defen dant, a Ship agent at Cowes. having demanded 44 plain( tht fern of tBl6l. 145 i. sd,, a; *Wan (or Services tendered in roving the cargo of tletilesigkho and William, Pafhly matter, from &Ilium (Winded in' Oftolidr faillusar Lytningroo. and whigh,ftsui, on being feibmitted to .hree idiot:table Masiamtes of the tile of Wight (purfuant t , the *Rotates of is Ann and 26 Ge 0.114 was re lured to tos. 4d. This canfe came on to be heard before Mr. Baron Titoreesoe on "l'hnrfoay morning left, andifter much argument from the Counfel on both fides, as to the ju rifdiaion of the Magifirates in this cafe, tie proceed ings were flopped by the Judge, and on his recom meodation it was agreed that it thould be Specially Rated and argued by Counfel, for the opinion of the judges—and in the interim the charges deManded by Mr. Day to by referred to ---- Tripp, Efq. a Bar dint at Law, for his award. HIRTSOIIO I , MARCH 10.—This morning, about twelve O'ClisClS, Mr. JURiCe MUTH arrived, and read his commif)on for holding the Amass for this coun ty. After hearing Divine Service, the Learned Judge proceeded to the btafinefeni the county. There are only four catifes on the Civil Side; but the Gaol is heavier than °foal. Duce v. 'l'n tsay.—This was an sainn ley one horfe dealer ageing another, for Rendering his cite rafter, in (eying lie always bought unfoluul horfes, and that he would expofe him to the regiments which he (erred with honks. Mr. Serjeato Burr, for the Plaintiff. expatiated on the value of every man's charefter i particularly in dud e points connected with his trade ; for, to flan der a man in his trade. was not only to injure his re putation, but went alfo to deprive him of his living. The Plaintiff and Defendant, he oblerved, were both hutfe dealers, and the Defendant had fold the Plain. tiff a hogs, which proved to be unfound ; but he did , not, for that realest, traduce his charadter. He re tunnel the hods, and raid no more. It happened, however, that meeting the Plaintiff's fon at Barnet Fair, he. die fon, told him to fend for the bode home again; upon this the Defendant poured out a volley of abule egaiti.l she Plaintiff, calizd him by Nodal abufive name., too golfs to repeat ; I..id lie always , • bought lame, blind, and fparined catt:e '; that he was a rogue and a thief, and cheated every body, which he would prove ; and added; that lie 11,1i01.1 go to Woolwich, and civic him to all the regiments • . . . • i. „, . .. . 1 ~-•-.''-: whielOte hand t. and tha s iiidliiplildher tilh abaw Ati was not** the general tore.ol, , chltinter - , but alfni i the lofs,.of particular eudoeneremui he dendd prova l to the Jury , who weekkiyalowit "Imam ph damages in return. To prtwe the tafgAte Trdleil tine thorns' Miltotio who proved the abtifire words.ruld raged, that he left Off dealing with 'the Plaintiff ?Or above a numb, in confequence of it. - • . .. • ' ' The tress witt.efs Was the elallsiglrr frof, to vell'om the words were fpoken. 'He Bared, that being at Barnet Fair, be told4h. Defendant ; To fetch Away the broken winkled bode which he had fold them : moon which the Defendant broke out, and tittered. ' all the abufe aged in the declaration ; and Avote hell wonld go to I.ntil Paget. whole regiment they for-1 naked with Lorick, and export %be .Plaintiff a•-andi. that he would go to Woolwich land 'ter the artillery, know that he dealt io nothing kit unfoind ItorfeS. h h On crofs-examination...hc_faid, that he hid fai nothing to provoke thie ahafe,sliough he admix e 1 he had called bin, raCcal ,and,fesiundrel, !cc. He, denied that he accufed The Defendant of having' cheated. hialatber..by felling him a broken witidedil horfe. They did rant :cell that cheating in their pro., feffion ; it was emly-deetteisg. .He atelded,• *at his, father dealt in holies to, tbs moan' 'nften . thoufaad pounds a year, Mr. Serjesnt Surreal° ' for the Defendant, e& dreffed the Jury in a -phoifeot (perch. He read that declaration, in vtlfseh the•Plaivatifflet out, fhai by the dandas he had beeninjured ‘in the opinion of oar Sovereign Lord the King, and of di,ers Officers of "Cavalry of our Soverevgn"Lord the sing, who tired to bay batiks of him, and ridiculed 'the &lion to Whit+ the Defendant had ref/wird, to give figwort: ante to his cattle. If. be hid, all ate fquabbles aiming hotfvelealers at .Barnet Fait, were to produce allions, and be tried at Hertford, initead of a beg: garly lift of poor cattfes, they would have a fleet 'hill. and, it would be a glorious harve& fur die Law: pets. Words of best -sod anger, like the peefeM. were tieverconfidered ite matter - •for fermium 'damagee, for they did no ferious injury to ehe clatraaer oflany man, and be had the authority of a late Learned Chief - Junin, for ibis afenion. Be recolle'ned - a taiga in.ssibich the Defendant -waded dte.Plitintffil, of having committed • perjury in a former cattle..." This orapoertainly a enoflfetioes aceufstion, and the Witneli clearly proved the words It occurred to doe acutenefs of Lord Kenyon, ro alk what rife the fendant hid? to which the Witnefs replied, 'is Why, my Lard, ',he added, Vs* yogrwere a eared, and dl Via Pri 4 , •-ii doeht" - Upon 'which that Learned Judge told - eirt Jag. that. the Defendant, .by adding him and the Joey, who tried the former cattle, •evt: dedtlyTpoke in litsl Odd P•allon,. that 'he was not 4 likely to be ,1411%14 ibelhired ; ceinferprently he did . lot iajegetthe elandler af. she iirldetiff to , awy a le rm. 4 :4 1 1 ciii4Wilthis lissiths.tcpre:hate.; the Defendant ,ltud„deiltjp.awch oomeartitig abate, and it was not likelylehadi tr.that' id the Plaintiff. As for the Ipecial 'datittge Sidi .. Mr.' Milton aid not deal with •bittult 'Mu iblickiA in /seine • aschnent believed. , : '3llr.jalliee Ultras itted she jury, allatshemord, ergrenetterionilily aajonable, Aisne ,ahat . the (pezial '(1/lee tifi e ' Wi m lid i CA l °°°. .I; wag like the ' ' Itis ad r *heti In aPisehitary 'gels called in 'to '• a Wobrideellkilt>any'old tidtdan In the part% eednld mein` ganawneklL: Italia filar bantering ttpa falling well.selddiAfereed n enalit. •! They would • c0n:64,0401M i . youktgirc..cwe paining or (arty, l o latter, it teh would carp colts.. . ' Verdi rat 14 ilti-tremages is. 4 Tht t VOW% 'tried to day. 'were emote . reeling. • ' • - 1 ‘:' , • .s wasps 11. wa v , amkaock . ,ttolert Roy, ;two 'err young men, 4 decent appearartie, were iodifted . forbur glirioutly bretkidyfantl 'entering the dwelling-houfe of George Slieriff,4e4h. Alban's, and healing therein .2o yardoof Jeer, ace yavelsof cotton. aloha twisty of other a/tittles) of tha.valpqd Sic ' laid , • George Sherif, the rrofeeutor,„ oat ``NN . . 0 ; '.., hi kept a hsiberdatliet'eflfp 'atSt. Albin s. 13a. rite, of 'Cllfitbeidell, 'he tAbbeltretlial writilift'llitnily batateen gelandie ratitiewilee - 4'etileell. •:' the''fiw the doors and Witadoetand-fatt I hoer/Bout $E o'docit 4 0 the'Prri*lg lic.ltif alarMeO !Oh l pa ace;tunt that his ,houf,e had been robbed. On examination he found. that a grating, 'srliich lighted into 'die cellar, had •bernihreed up, fileageanel • eill,• and after the thicits had ditn emend die ?nook they dutch 'with a torn: ferew,takan alf ibe bases of the bolts mad locks, and had thus gut into the flop, which they nearly dripped- Helier 'Palle depofed, that 'her hatband •was, in partnerthip withasetaa of the name of Gram*, :a:* livery rabic keeper in Battleobridge. She ',congaed that early in o,floiXr hill like,lee a bode and eitstife cart to the prifoner Clarke, who, when he hired it, Paid hi, name was Thomas Humphries. He went out abourten'reclock in the morning, but he did not return till fix'the nest morning. W. Bale, the hatband of the bill witnefe, listed, that William carke brought the horfe and, ears hom e neat morning after he had hired it, at about half n u i fir. The witnefs told him he mull pay for another day's hire, as he had kept it fo bolt. - " , 1: , .. 'Thomas Tott, Miler at the Blue %di. Barad, that the two prifoner,, and another man, were •there en the evening of the 4th of Oehler. About half pall eleven he went into the room to inquire if they want• ed their horfe that night ? they (aid, yes. He ob. ferved it was late, If Ithey meant to go fur. They (aid they were opiy going about fiv e m ut es H e th en harneffed the both, and they all three went away , together. Matilda Smith, fervant to the Prefecutor (Me. Sheriff) hated, that the was Cent our about half pall ten o'clock to fetch the beer for fupper..Ashe carne out of doors the law a man handing upon the grid: ing where the thieves broke in, and looking through it into the cellar; the s. a, Cure the prinmer, Clarke, was the man. In returning the law the fame man and two others handing near the windows of the Red Liou , public hnufe, and looking into them; one of them laid, " D—o it, they are not in bed yet." Rivet, the Bow hreet Officer, apprehended Clarke at PAW: yard, where he came to take the cart for I his abernoon.b ride: and Ray was apprehended by Townfend, jun. fume days at!etwards.....The jury . found the pritOners both—Guilty. i R•ts E.-1 bmsaa Copland was indieted for iA% jibing 1 Atm Bake,. 'Tie prolecutsix, aged eighteen, &Red, tl,4t fhc -^ . . • r7'"l'L• Aitht to the Wingate", hirds.4l the tech bf her to boy rems.b4ad.. irhitt ItF .9d. Ow Idkcii her to take a walk in. the garden to pick fontepliithi, Which fhe did. He went pith her. 'and altar they hid picked tome plumb,, he threw her duwirow-the - • graft and ravifhed her. " On crofs.examin..ti 11,A: raid die jid !pot tall any body of it. nor Ihould the if fomeitntly elfe Jsttd woe Ertl told her mother. • The Leered Judge itimedidtely direatd the buy to acquit the prifoner. CHILD MORDF Cr ie was indiaed TOT , the murder of her male billiard child. by chivying-it inn to a privy, whereby it woo foil •eated. Mr. Palmer, a Stogv , !-, ii.red; that the piton& lived (avant in a # . .finily :le attended, and,ths millrefs. delired,him In 0 1 ) 14-Ye ,ttig.pri; , iiej . , which he did, !end was lit opinion that the leas pl'egnint. was fent for AnerWaldli to examine a child (mind the privy. 'lle child bad no 'walk of *.-••teace, and he h..d An reason to fuppofe it wisly"tti 'file judge told the J'ire they nsull acquit the toQ . which they ICCOlditTly dil l. Millllll/•Y R. , .ll3:llLlC.—;iitl4 40,renet w 44 • - si.r6 cQ • for a,lughwty robbery, and'takini. cola twp rl. notes. a al. este, 4 4 114:10amaa,, sad . fritsttilver. Lincoln, the frnfectitor. flitedifs . us he wo tar. .leer's ferrets, fold Was rdtn,Oin,T Scam towp, wbe )K144.1 - 41 a .1#4,042 7 ,0ir.,4 4 0,6, 7 ,„ i t was tift,o'cluck ahe morrtirtg—stte l psikd over Hoddefdon Common, he was hopper` iy.tirei men. one of whom came into Ate .eart to him, and rifled his pockets. He attempted to ran away. but the other knocked him down and cut 'his head. He was po6- tire to the perfun of the ftifoner. whole sore was remarkably fiat, as though beat in, and he few bis face dillinaly. Far the•prifoner,it was proved by fevarnlwitneires. that he was a bargeman and (errant to gr. Riai4s, at Ware ; that at the time of the robbery, he was com ing from London with a barge, and Copt on boat(' that night at Waltham Abbey. Y to Waller w4a with him, and was waked at fin 111W_Jte ; at that time the prifoner was atiliap. The ,people in the other barge were alto called to ',sate they law hint. The Learned judge obrirW . . 4487 that %vat no doubt of the . f There jloit t vyos.oge of thole cafes which f -one perfon fo much refemblid was Jo Ash* for him. and advileil the Jury to 41144 t —Not Cr 40 04: • _ • • DIVIDE:Mb& " • gar& t 3. lortgia &islet, late d . zOO% tialpitaimpap t ipapi fa" boiler, at deven, at the Elates. Noah t a. Tbataaa Klrscpatrle►,late ofplitk P 4111 6- area. Landes, mrebtat, at ten, it • WRTfiti At Edtribarth, co the id teL Abe Ludy et tan, of A fon. On the asth eh. the Rev. Mos. Joni BroWn, of alkewhikod, fon madttiogbter. Lataly,,it httddftone, a.: Lady of Major Holdagwerib , et at* • W141.1 . E HANDS hAve ever been eflagnad:4l tr;fon,il beauty in both See er,anal is forite parte of dare% are ffen t! 11 to perfons of rank. The 'MIN DIAN'A SOAP. dr Ow dim Wallin* poffeira the pee illir prepcsty af £lo6l'lia w a ft miquifne delicacy a texture; ~hereairt M teleealble hawk 'which are militantly walked Arbil WI kap, and diets drcett are.not produced too fuddrinly aay plat, bet by eorredling all imperfentions Orate Mts. Lby ezpariaage that any one em form in alleviate idea It 4fie tegerior ecatektei of this Soap. A CAU'runr—TticePoblic are 140 1 14.400611.1418eidid (purim e aodilangeroes opooter(elt we've I delrenlailta Soap, thr Mawr' of "whlell have not the a tt ato kie; soda mentioned ficareare. Ihe Proptlelhea, an prated the Nobility, Gouty. an ••• Ham iihapielde* . them to obferve their Agenes 113nato re, WIT Whammies& initiate S.-on the lateldattinim rfidah napiremrowisenulltse. • Sold wholclalc and retail; at . I , lh' :19, Xtrand, Liontliza rettourp Mr. Overton. no. p, new' barid-ftrett; and Mr. Nukes, Ver. 14, Leedallwalterati prier:Mt enelliftlitt.- tAI •a tl lifireeiiiii iffr HICH• hat lieirr left 4110.14.141 rnpri:fritit c t -iv W. alreeteralailli`Catic *kit - Manes. Oen ladles*, rep. gat/ware thwillallaliriiisfmahwaa ira &hew i A C4tIIIOKTD Y R.NL)tir:A111110 . 111114.1., • Whetoasi fate report his .'hi,en . refugia: 4 ,, that thEabove very ufeM Medietie4repaved Mei I'a Ord% -daughter of &elate Mr. jiiiPlwOrwarr.durgewitandl►p otkreadt the oven tor (to whom hc bripi..av,ed the fokepreperty)* doer; an tor oirpok,l of, and dlreftrAMLlEd 4 / bee: cc, ilatitatttr.kobe railed in trim. thcoofequarce of t:re new and irk limiter elk Pottle thet•hrbr. lean:rd. tbat the Propeirot, hi. river had them it dlitant Intention tie twit** with bet' aid*: the above twohnsesM'llitmly Piewbeet and Sem, No. ws, Sc. Peet, Chinch W 1 .. 1 41111114 id ly with the fame, by adiprnit te foldst the ufual price. •,,* the retail Ver de s or Bt.di'vloor will L. the dtißof dick unworthy and anfooncicirtitir!catlons, and amt accordingly. J. *Wale by appoltron.ht if Merry. New niny, bp• Diary aid Co. Bew arireiwyere llama ant tiw.leo ir3o. ad Arta. Nu.* Oxford 11;mt; J. Wadi Old Bawd-thee ; Bayky arid t's Doh four Reeve; J. Ward, 11Alddle Fmv, Hoibore; T. Tun, .Ropd Ezehant ; W. Clarke, Borough, Hl;k•llrcct ; and J. Mardi!. dhe. owe of I.alitatte-antat. /v; hit; dedicated y felt' Ce, the 0, ..7 1,10 mod, e•.itl•leralit frattice ‘ll that Otiobb -...ayht4g‘t pa* to Netliol MI6 oho J tort sot wen dr car: c- ml time than thot Rho. *woks tottatuttie &Moe de aro tolaserW4 1.• lookrtfloty, aad tiaaact awspati.44 that lowa whirl to :111 gatalatrattog full:l4l4W wont eh WO &lOW 4. 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And 10 resat Venereal Count :dots It i. pollt•ft to pm au pals. dater **Rods ; to the molt o-iii-iteattl Is the sorditir root M oadadarit fo fhb lisse to a *eta ildo► mobia. and freetr s e e en foal advantage of If* taped.woo to •ho'e cfdtber Olt WM ors aalCtod with land of DRSILITY ,o' soy igtspeosoo d viornusa. Oniß igy CTION, and la al a&+ t':< taws of ran send& are lard an tbo Grit dossolow. Pat:eosin the country expedtrd to tortoie a gaol ewes add ire riepidtalso !Kid, thdr age ALA fawn w La ins . MARTIN Rasa. Member of the Royal Caste of Suss eons, In London. No. ad, Amadei-Rat% 8 trend wear Tropic Rae. LONDON : Frlnted aactntad by I:IPVEL I[rWl' (of Car terburfree, Lambeth), pe at the STAR OttICI , No Carat- Item. tettithed giro at the bill WI ICI .Tabbk4ar