Star. — London, England, 1812-08-24 00:00:00

N take upon himself two contradictory and inconsistent against his creditortot..Ditt Slit of considerable ditli. culty. As it was, he weld not entertain the clue On g a its preseos i ' , ho could now do li o uta . e to avow the petiti g ners to claim to the ex- : 'rent of the blim'paid by them to the bankrupt,.reier 'ioisig to thee' to file their bill in eqttitz,*if they should be so advised... His Lordship would net order the etititmcrs to deliver up any of the title-deeds which might be in,their krittdsabut rather ordered that they should reterpOsseiston: Of the s.a.mes heping.thal the ifiiiracteiki; Windt - aka and industry were under taken to be employed for each, ind by itiy neglect p L i bits g) pe (fortis. a ellterfor the discharge -*which r 3 s PMI:-Atltlte parties was itired• alcil patty titititethillcAftriy IA equity. This.tte. fined /It Miiet,• 'whit& 'y'petition in bankiwtcy, bat by a t.ih ill 'Therelvis no doubt such a elaim.iu equity Might-lie maintained against the par: ty himself; and: his lordship conceived that the question, whether it might not also be maintained circumstance of their having such title deeds io.their :tustody would 'operate with the assignees its ain in .4lueetneut to' enter into a compromise with them. — BIRD v. GOODBEHERS...."% .. The I.4qtD CIIANC/LI.I f OR said he hadlooked into this case, which was an application fur having the bill taken of The file,* orahe'groond that, the name ' .of the Counsel by whom" it `bore to be signed had been adhihited to it, not naly.without his authority, 40t without his • privity or knowledge. The bill too was one containing special matter, and .the practice i which bad been spoken to, as being prevalent.at the Bar in regard to answers, did not at ail apply to the present case. The Solicitors, in their affidaviti, sof ted that they had been misinformed and deceived.--. Without calling this in question, still: he wished to ' lay it down, that a Solicitor, in this state of igno `ranee putting a hill on the file. was liable.to iadem .nify the other piny for . any expenses thereby incur red by them. - His Lordship ordered therefore, that I the bill should be taken of the file, and recommend- ed to the plaintiff and his Solicitor to set themselves right WILL the other parry by paying the cats there. by incurred by them, for the sake or preventing any iarther application to his Lordship on this subject. • The plaintiff himself then addressed the Court, complaining of oppression and injustice exercised' against. the public by the persons entrusted with , the • baseinent Of the concerns of the Sheriff of Mid ,dlesei. • The.LeitbeitANceLtre said, all this had nothing ,to do sesth the question, which was simply this, whe ther Ins Lordship could suffer to remain on the files tg,hotetirt a bill sanctioned by a name adbibited to it by afised little short of forgery 1 'rills be coda not consent to. innio•Ma r g ir . CI ‘ tliel‘. • i ) i '"• - •rl - xvoitii . 0 , Ai7G MTN. .. Hts Royal Wetness the Doke of Y. it has been pieaseqA l4 spp.int. the Lim. John W. Mack* :4tt.siapt et Chant Cher* in the University of Ostoecf, to be 09 404,140,0174 1 uP1e• Domestic Chaplains. " • V iip , Monday, the Sd itt‘teoft Mr. Wean - ist.Alklaingdon. 1 SchoOl, was cleated a Scholar of Pembroke : , OA* !LI 14 . Tresisf, on the haindation of R. Wighivrick; It :. Rev. C Halbach, 14 A. is presented tic the rectory ot ma ilia, d Bishop; Devonshire. Atm. C. Hodgson, to the vicarage of Torrington, Devon. Rev, Georgeßat i pas, A.A3. to the vicarage. of klalvespas, Im . *folk.. prir4 • , r NEWS. ! . t Ottroap, Aatfollol'4ll. e-rStutday aboutthroacticti, a most dreadful ftre,hroke, put at. Mr ? llowlatt'a Scotch grOVe4iill; which Claimed the \t hole ate ' barnsestablei, air every out-building, except a pig-sty, which wig...detached and the dwelgrig house s seven right- of hay were.'in dee rack . yard, six of, whickereee destroyed, with a : loaded , waggon, carts, pliesghs, harraws, stables, Ste. /Ter); exertion was made by the inhabitants ofTbame and. 'the neighbouring vlllagess bit in etitiseetuence of not being able to supply, the engines with witer at first,. ;'a more rapid fire yeas,peeer witnessed.: In justioeta many of the Frencb.m4d. : Ogre *ffieers priapeereias Wat ' we must add . that great merit is dne-to them for their activity in pulling doss n and preservin g . what timber they could for future use. Irswici, Accuse 22.—Sunday evening a fire was discovered in one of the chambers at the White. Horse linn , Beyton, which,, at first, threatened serious roll ' sequences; but by the timely assistance of the -ham ' bitants, it was at leaigth got under without disinge,ny itsuit erial damage.. Wednesday last Was, Flaxinan, of Gorleston, who was tried at our Sessions, and. sentenced to 3 months imprisonment, and to stand in the pillory for one hour, was placed in the . pillory erected on the market. cross, and after standing the appointed time, was re- ' mended for the remaining part of his imprisonment.' CANTERBURY, AUGUST 21.—Yesterday morning, awomannamed Dorrington, whil e crossing the road In Broad-street, was accidentally thrown down, and rode j over by a Gentleman's servant, in this City, and re... 1 ceived so violent a shock, as to break-her collar bone,- and otherwise dreadfully bruised..-doubts are enter tained of hex recovery. Saturday as Mr. Waring, of Dartford; was going, .to London in his cart, with fruit, he was stopped inear Welling, by three fellows in soldier's jackets, firmed *with pistols, who robbed hies of about ,e 2 Ids. Tuesday the sleaghtaeman of Mr.Thoinas Phileato • hutcherief this city, in killing a two year old heifer, which had been fattened for sale, discovered in the. Cruet ov Vaunt —Saturday, a private belong.l carcase of the beast, a calf perfectly formed, having in g the Fitt itegiment of Foot Guards underwent two heads, two mouths, tour ey.es, four ears, and . an examination on the above charge, at the Public four legs. • Office, Queen square. It appeared by the t es tim on y Yesterday at eleven o'clock 1113S,reinaved froentbel of his comrade, he had confessed to him that 'about county gaol s Islaieatone, escorted by the teta / Oa four ycart ago he was concerned in the murder of a tinue to Penenden Heath, Thwarts Firre/reAselevicted 4 Clergyman, at Truro, 'Cornwall. ti adtx this, o f , at the last Assizes for - thig county, elatorgin a sia cumstance the prisoner is ;committed till haformatiop man's eertiticate at Woolivith, at aiehielra .can be received from the Mara °filial place, re. *tiled abOut a quarter beforelirielveiatic 41tft* pitoa specting this mysterious business: • • usPsitit Fo Pr4ris yFjitjt the Chaplain ;:afssei FOEGWAY...-4 Bill of Excharwe, loth, amount of; some time so stten 414 e asicheseed the spectators ja.sel ii ,i 14.5. 10s. oa. the paymaster of th e Mari nes , h as lately', Iv* words, de c laring . lie 114 Made hispeais witb Iris :ed, been paid into the Bank, which has p r o ve d to be i f tfagea, /who he noited'would.reeeiye his 'OW /4ito the 'a forgery. It purports to be drawn by J. R. Buenos., I has feuds, aril hoped ids fatearookl be the means'ofl tie's on the. Honourable G. VILLIERS, bearing d ate t h e I in eventinf arepetition of similar crimes, against the Ma- .27th of August, 1811, and to be accepted by th e lin. i laws of his country, fo r be was on the eve Wars '.pourable E. P.IUPPS, Paymaster of Marines. The !i'liitb" sufferiitg eefter ihaukiegalie Sheri', Chaplain, 21be - Mt was traced to a man of the name of SAitman Gaoler, &c. lc .r the . kind attention he had experienced ? 'not 'who said he received it from a Mr. Weirettete, from them during the periiid of his cendeninition ; re. Van Dieman's Land. Shipman underwent an exa- ' and having read a few prayers, he walked. very re re- mination on Saturday at the Public Office, Bow.stroet, luctantly upon the drop, where he again.prayed aped _ met and was committed for further examination. requested a few atunneitts linger to pray and say a rijth .eorcerning.Benefit Societies were the wards of Saturday, euro females, together with some Sheriff's few words, which the Sheriff very humanely grantedat the AetifsParfie - Mentby whiela they were to be regu . o ffi cers , wer e b roug h t to Bow -street, for haring been the cap was then put over his face, Which he, re lated attended ;q. The effect of the Order which his the occasion of a riot. It appeared that the ladies peatedly drew up, and appeared very much to fro 10041tip. en, to make, must be to were the tenants of a Jewess, in a ready furni s hed Ling „the fate that awaited hima this being at length Bl i nd ,the tterson : against when, ,the application was hbuse in the Adelpili, theaent of .i£6 per week; done, he was turned off 'tt twentraminutes past tOppson, ptobihlylni,two months, with the but their landlady being dissatisBed wi t h t h e i e , cee . :twelve, to the alleviation of the feelings of the sur e , pPesilsilite.ofits Ivies made appear, at the capita , of .Ouct, endeavoured to expel them by ejectment, under rounding spectators, whose anxiety of mind was much that PeriqJ t drat - the application was not warranted ; pretence of arrears for rent, and retinoved the whole heightened by his apparent desire to delay the awful by the Act 4' Parliament: With .every desire to cf the furni,ure, beds, *c. The ladies, however, re. anti fatal moment. He appeared to struggle some protect Benefit societies, his Lordship .could not do lying on the protection of the l a w, obstinately ;oak ;pine after he was turned off: for them what. hey,eifeemeal .res o lved not .to do. for up their abode in th e fi rs t floor, wh ere turned they remained : BIRTH; thehliglieS. It %SOLO thing fur them to for upwards of a fortnight, never quitting it for a ma. afatethat Gottenbur6h, t h e Lady of William Gordan, q E" - of be, titittlit, that tAe.eistieet,•as.yetll as the only pro. ment lest they should not be re-admitted. Provisions, a ea. per ample, for them in pursue, would, be to conform &c. were conveyed to them by Meant of baskets drawn st}ktly io the Act of Parliament. His Lordship in at the one pair of stairs window. • The Magistrates should look into the inatter,:but did not see that he he.tring of the riotous crowds attracted by this singu coUld interfere. lar scene, sent the police officers,. :who took -the per - tot PARtE—WRIGHT IN THE MATTER OF WEBB. inns In possession into, custody, and restored the l a - This,was an appliCation on the part of the Rev. .dies to:their tenement. gr. Might and his spouse, to have an annuity of': Friday se'nnigbt the lionoureble General M aim J etkii-Aar secured to them for their joint lives, on wisaettirsting in his chaise from .Duhlie to Kinsele a c i t e* peoperty belonging to the bankrupt, regarded jNe tid reached within a mile of Ballyporeen ' when' As' in 'the nature of a gt9rtgage on the property oa I hr., was suddenly assailed by three footpads, who alieb it was secured. liebinpelled him to yield up property to the value of The Loan CHANCELLOR went .through the state. ,fire hundred pounds. The Gener,,l hastened to Bal. ;neat of the petitioner's case, hem sihich•it appeared ilyporeen, and alarmed the place. Mr. BOURKE, and thA Mr. Wright having £l,OOO which he wished to 4 several other Gentlemen, armed themselves, and, at I.ixput in the purchase of an annuity for his own and the head of some troops, harried .in the track of the itit)leife'e life, applied to the bankrupt, who aria his robbers. So' unexpected and sudden was the pursuit, .6tbreney and confidential agent, toyroeure far them that:she robbers were overtaken in a wild path, strik- L A an annuity well secured. The batik' upt offered ittg to Lismore, and, without any resistance, secured, I,umself to become thegranter of the, ennui ty, atid•to 'with all the property, and lodged in Lismore gaol. secgre it on freehold property...which he specifiecheind ' :The, French Colonel M, who was taken prisoner et high he represented as being of a greater yearly 8114:trice, has accused the _English of fi ghting con value than the ?Monne of the annuity to be secured .tray y to, he Law of Nations, and •produced it plan uehn it. This_qifer was accepted of, the purchase.. .pl'hed up et Ciudad Rodrigo. of a Wheel so con. mit;ney was mid the tisle t deeds wets put. intcre'strated that even a woman or child may fi re point 24. Wright's iamicia. a Mr. however, , ha.d sitice.4lenk to hit 40 or 50,000 with one shot. On inspec beeOme iitnlwort„,„..wten it was discovered. that thansiin it,pcoves to. be only an English Scheme of the lands were nGR, by:l4 4ailialls the enaual value:e.Listiere, with, the,figuesi of the Wheel cf Fortune , _ they were represeeted.,to, be, .and that the bankrupoailkorit which a single blank may gaits .00,000 on had . faiTed c .proper tinie to rec*d.a ureQioK . ilth...September,:when all the Lottery will be driwit, L r iA of transaction instate:444l, 4 m required by thee - .e. 'et,,,SLANIC NAY HAIN Bishooo, •ZY RITZIER or -rift' rtailite" the "1-7 . th of his Majesty, commonly. called.'...kli f ix k HMO Or ZILIOCCB GIVBN BY THE COHJ the AontijtyActi in consequence of which the bond rtitcrons, IN rue *ewes .tedreev oe 10,000 iolcsOtri,;:, of ennuity grantedfn the, petiticner was null and 'ate. TO BB bIIAWN THE 13TH SEPIEMBER4 `•Fi.•liB. ..,Prizes of ...X i 6 ,epO ...are 433,90 ,;.Prizes of B,OOO • ~Priza a 3,C00...are..:... B,QOII _Prized of 4,000 of Two 'Thousand Prizes of • A 560, £5OO, tea* . to 422. the lomat Polloss .1 144 turf from the Wheel. Tickets and :glares are &Meg at the 98kel of T. - DISH, the Ceetriktoi forte , $1 / 1 4 4 1 1 4.11 , •&44 ktei a, C LINS4Pai . ti....41.*!' of Mlb .• ,i 1.: • , - L - . - - Rev. T. 11. Noyes, M.A. Vicar of Datheaston, Somerset. .- W HEN Men cf .Educatioa -emi professional skill us. persevering endeavourk to discover the most safe and certain waned oft treating a few Few -Ming Diseases; the success ful result of their experience h the best proof of superiority. Messrs. QOSS and Co. Surgeons, !Ave been induced to make the cure of the following the abject of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted to a moment of intoxi cation, and its concotultants,•Striaures sad. Gleets, which, by improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de ' •ty. whether arising trout Bacchanalian indulgences, long nisi. deuce it -•arm climates, Of II secret solitary vice, too QUO, tlaa .ch ipitapUy mined . by the yooth of both sexes , in the on e caul lisi Wiry orlsarrenness , and in the other a numerous tra in 41010 ous domes, which, if not timely remedied, trzentnate In bur* ahead cousumption. . In that distressing Slate at alefaility ar: giegigieney, whether the consequence of stich baneful habits, Vie fables from any other cause, by which the powers of•tise Candi= itittkm become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgooni of Loss don, they offer a fit.m, age, aid speedy rcatorationia.sound vigorous health. , 1 4 he retilt of a long and extensive pricici e lsos enatied the by a superior method, to remove verere.. `cionifditlitstboOittr invetdrate or.complicateil, without 'objecting the pisiiebEtiot : i! -huist etetytiut in diet or exercise ; andriti sweat Casts• where .early akacation is made) on diszovety. of the iotesupsAlsetfro T quently perfiirm a cur in the shOrt spnee - rik two days, the =hi edrnted success of their - nioile.at treatment . (s~ hafifeyear known to fail in one single isistarstielna prattle, of-layers,' -during whicb,period.ossorthoosand persona of both .st • cured, even after severe and injurious mediods : . .by other Practitioners without effect), induces ce th E twia withicty offer their advice: - .:Ttllso consulted &Hy perstmrlly, or by letter, *her sex. ILotterafrom the eglilirrYt eetlailang dy attended co, and advice and nsedielace *warded if the XingdoonoreCl*B ind.c.% I kaillialin•filVis r• ~~ ~ Doesrea' likrantie "TN vatiraLA pi ti ti e b n iiIS cellbrittegi • Medicine for ht infspibts.stScatA i der which the leg are so apt jia Lt Nwe lise lissaie toast Ica , ifsease, it it welljtnnen,s' OW use , of Ibr: Iro'fH MI ratiraegiv escolilpeuded to rrinds ; wha t { the of ia.talatni * . tri i inVety ot disinter.; frp tmv.ards tins-twit lc Ofe, soft a change, in ttat which is dennted by a bola a Iteu e " l '" . " - Oa • - _ Ibint of iorlijiftioß !t Noierefirtivtrietli - ; 1 0 *Ste OA* IMO% e re ktition for eati!ag 0. 11 a.. i nd :t4 • ; from. inlarrrlcei ..it : 4 the an/ to vise; they remove Remelt coreit l er S patejtetiony of,Ahe IdinFders.whieb are tonneite4 iaboUrd o 4l•Wenthxr oh constitu , ion, give woe An* sisiteiritliVwhere the& wri, 11 04 1 0 4111 1 1 4 10 4 1 frt tan Joni tct to frocittetat rolscarrsages.,, essiol -NS ffitai r , --rorea health and resorted to as idroperate awl Incur** be la kle- poisesaWaf Ifepaaltea ii a4milly rned4.oo. • 1 Sold ss holes: de and rtt.4l,st MtLIkItIYNALIAMP4IIOIII4. rt, I #sielipmer- rove; 'alia retail 411elimle Ila ~ e qov i 144 as ; 19hason, Gaston; Allautt, Wasson,' lora . ' t Jones, Vortsea • Treat man , Ea l . sec t s Cuoliporthi, ' 4b4,lloal;sait, Pirmunth ; Nvw),:ury, bids u; ' t e r • actionald, GLygoisit Sinith, Manderttun, Seen, Ledo v is . Adjontugh; CtutViel • Bath.;, !teas aril perk. )tall; Grxter. ftwirdi'and retito., arid BEITInge; Liverved ; •itainsantl 4; Manchester ; Bowels, Nom** ; Knott and Llopt,tioados ota GregurpArispron ; Wllo),Niiikga i arid 1111,411‘400, v., lion, is notes it 2n Iliteselt. - --- - - - _ • M ESSKS:t L. ?dainty's stvvtur, chattettge the trou‘ vroAl • l itwe ' • d 14.: 4 1 instance w.orr _ rt..t...tc.1 me— met hod .01 sygg Varied of the desired effect. The practice of wail? Oran paittislas branch of thostr pitufassice has pot givon aft tro imeeeerfilletaime• • • STRICTURES, • Whether recent or at lOogaltiranun, and which Mitt:tailed*. va l l f e o n tb t7er P ec ric tu t any lcion a e nd n. pk -arst rim b ang ,t n i l ef o r c pre.eur ured,a;maithuo p out:emt: ,i,„,„ zc excruciating pain KM alumni* !leotard, sok, s the %The:aloud the loom cattle*. in tisetresejs. 80 yefirs extensive practice in ibis niotropoks, nutuere,,,a,„4 'tricorn base been and am daily under tbeti.caie, rheas. atarliCation of which are effeese4 4/ 5 10 6 4•Cvrialre pdpsfest ;Shut mode of practke; superior to any other yet a441144..711 Weakness, relaaatlon, and debility pld.ag irdtm dds'et# 7 plaint, is speodily,removed, 11,c1 the rev:ent noton 4 to we and v gorousitealtit, Bit arhere the &lathy has tot, yo.s4is s ted, a proper peso/teats& ifs their testorariee trine& a b aft rnir Strtrt ore has bten,d,stro)ed, is inoispeossioly tigussite tin tle slumberirg sparks ut life, and to n animate *e eunuestor„ . . Messrs. Currie sod Co. poplar torisultedbf dant 'et, off the greatest delicacy, aoorog ap4 billowy sz• jiispir Istontraii. ' 107., i3aften-Garden. • , Patients in the country are requesud to statevew pattindii of aPir-Cale• 4 ll l ..aad ttisimiii,. I , it siktrfic 1114. 0 4800 remittance for advice and trimanes, livbsa,dirrYllB.4l skew& ishastistatfpfirrottheihinidtele. -••a. " ' ' . . 11'HE C9MMERCIAL-HALL WINE 65 - ? ' 11.:01walpsbei-strienLafilitikifeiinv22 tO 03101 Sit. 4 4,, ?lel', 4•79iViteeld•Petille in teiiirlkiefifir irits4 . • reset or t_e deters, Wines, genrine Oirinicats iki WO, prtuleibriiiklell PortelsAlthindlouble Brown Stadt, lid' Haney "T 1* W b i di.feibb. 494 1 .04 AO 2 1. 424 ter it .see, to &impart oftondens. . . t it,. • Old Nraiiif dia Ariiiiik if aibp;" 3! dwaseir IZT• Y at ,!.. r av i mer ,., itV 1.4, 4,11:4:7.3 1 t.P. .t.) . .- .i : 40 ipt esp.s, vttarteg rips 02 •., 2, . . , 45•14 1 51beirs* opplin 0• t-4 %0' ul ' i l t ` O S' ' 1 7‘ . Ha1f..134.1 ir,36,av•tet• '7„• ass ... • :411 Ss ,'lr *VI iv. fitii Olii cE:;..T. 6 yts. ih, Weeds. Ptr.D.ftk ~ iliv• it Ma Butt 52.59„ Q.:tarter' . • • " I : ° :d AV W"ill MICNIN Per,ift ' ~ anti OW u ft. lill e A quariA. r f ir .. e. . I'. - //k AL AP . ~ •fi • ~j • as, .'1 • .- 1•- -• Ttr 011ie 1.44141 . 11 41 47 a rra ntet l 4s4o lll big"' Crean in the _ft ' tatoi, new in Bottles, IS to the Dozen . - 49 0 4Cissice old Port, le to the liiiih:tSbtliosted r is I' eCuriotis old Von, Warranted to have iingp.f.pars in PS ; tie, 12 to the Dozen 0 0 Very old. Boris Port, new in bottle . .. se $ Good Sherry, IS to the Pozen . r SO 1 • Ysfy fine old ditto, warranted to have been 8 years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen - 14 0 Pipe T..ner:ffe, 18 to the Dona . .. ie . ' , Tine old trona Madeira, ts to the dozen . • • di . ofrinesr old West India do. i 3 to the dozen - -44 1 iCtlr:ottsly fin.: East-India Madeira, warranted to be 1, years old, li to the dozen .- .. • *1 I 'Ditto Sherry, it to the duzeo. - 70 di 'Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the dozen iii p *Very fine Lich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the dJzep 41 4 Ditto ditto Mountrn, IS dn. - . - °Fitest White bioyeay, 12 4q. as.: . . . SS . °Ditto l'ink ditto, it.do. . , • di S Ditto uld Rum Shrub, it do. •• ••. .. sr P Per.C4 Fine favoured Coneys . to 0 . °Ditto old strong - dor • • 1. -: s /3 15 ' "4 . it 4 I Ditto very strong. , .. .. •• A '::... • • •••• 0 0 Ditto du. Jamaica Ito* . r ll $ Ditto do, liollapils . ,sr ' M 0 ' s Yult .: • rt, Do. . _. . • . Best 114tietRorter s 12 to the doses. .! 1111.: • • Wm 4 i .- . * dotble Brown Sem ~ it do,: • ' . 7 # De o Squash berry.. . , - • • . • !• me- #1 p *Fittest oil Ale warranted 21 months old before bottle/ 8 4 *Finest Burton Ale, do. . 10 4 'Vert soriPligioiat Bar*, wars:anted sobs 10 leers, 44 tikl 4. i ,por gall ... .. "Din ttnlond dardtfooefftd old Rum ./. .. J . P Fine ode Iddlriads. .. .. $ 0 ' • . -if o . ' Fine old fi . k _ _r . t e sft klogands, superior so moat forrign -to 9 ' _ :rib= Ylotttlegoilrkod . are what ale eompitry feellasni itplodog of a more super or Quality dun iiiisat li well . i and of the finest flavour. ' .. !lbw flatraterd*ln de Glare, it to the Dozen . 401 '. . •4* ellitta.tlarAe. at. • I . . . " i l Util Huck, ditto • • ' I: . 3 'D.tto Curious, ditto - . . Ar r I •oßipe.Cbampae,.dit to . Pei oyes Martir.ique C . 18tak li.s4heennvenieory of thos. Faintilee wile Prefer shri rWl 4 7. iti PINT s. ending Csionoltseurs in superfor Ar•irbs; Mos ctr' JUMP bare selccied the most curious Whirs, li.C. aedV l . .4g folborir; as the most eb lice that cad be litviur° l • ; . 44 0 • Fint IN. st Inas Madeira. 1 2 Plots to the Dollen , 't- 4 °Old last Indiapitta of tom , an set do' , !lsr edififki may, Pi dein '.. - .. ' t 4 ~., i% W . latt.O.Mabairf Dina . - .• • • ar flol4F4ft tit!..ssqlSerry of the qactuttritea.FS 4 Fimeit . . • Mr, tiVitli II - - r ' . t' . . .. ..._ ~... . •Plandirielchlijilsan, 12 dinw %on t , . ' ...L. • u- , _ sc Marto calp ! ,o, l ~-; - _ 0,. I,, iii i .0 part Wine, % I,4** byttled, Rein INAINsir es ‘. * tis fauluejts. ;lung tof 111108, lif d4111,E1 am; 1 ,14 or . 11 into of the on 4 rare ortjestge4 f%nt thogn4ft .le Oni; lit iIV 1 , 14j/ 1 14m, thlt lei la&lb it bodylnl , 4 reps Li btitiadst: am allaila alitaatlanihnle•Or me lir" wet rare, Viq4, I n I if IT. A 3 tirifiSitr Iltrilfiiteule,lrfuto - - - • .- • • litteliSlods.l u nbedeetalbloireitio a sf 4 7 4 4l4 4 b • • toll apron:et:l blefirgyritttquki I at 'VOWS/we .vi al %AVMS a • .. . ,:, t . . y 4 gs,Es• t A • ON THE BA'T'TLE OF SALAMANCA. BY WILLIAM WILSON. . Dart Itiw'rs the tempest of the vengeful war, And scatters death in direful form, afar; live earth convuls'd deplores the mangled slain, And seas of blond distain•the hostile train. • rremi Despot, with tyrannic away, , Makes vassal Kings their servile homage pay; Britannia, fam'd, her flag triumphant waves, And all the fury of the conflict brava; For Freedom'i cause the British Lion roars, And shakes the centre of the distant sbores. - The martial Chief let eery bard proclaim, • And. sing peat WestaNtiroat's Immortal name! lklotirh, Gallia. mourn and weep in briny te..-s y • • 'grate NV/MINOT° Pt the S'ollol2l laurelwearsi lit futute yeas the page of Fame 'hal tell, - Neer Salamanca thy proud Eagles tali • -71' 'Fbe British Chief revleved embattlill foe, , 4 Heroic glory in his breast-did glow; • The death•owitied balls stlyand istsgenotins Brave Britons fought, brave Briton! SultWere taw s Till Gallia's legions tinisl642Way, • ' . . And left the btawr•tisa;tdaillAt if the day I Thou Vile Usurper or tbOtiontlion Crown, Bold Britotis Ain will seem thy. Wanly frown ! 4 - Let humble slaves thy Use alliance &Ina, Britannia's thunder Idol& Eine Geo ataxia name I Willi It. si'olitmr6 Arit/.1./oEArciv • •• • AIiADOTGAAM,A.IIOI/hT 19. Fitst Day—Three and Vats Pears old Plate. r,Harikon's b. f. Grace, 3 yrs a* s 1 . 1 - • Mr. Pearca's b. f. Caroline, 4 m - 1 . li • . ilitUati‘s bi. csalitiebab to ysa Old 'l: 'de . st. liovvidnun's b. - • . S . •3 dr. r. WeitherbOrs h. . . ....... dr liwoapetidies of Sgs etch. * Mr. Auk( Calebe, 4 . fre I Captain Marra( It.'s Phut td Trisibish ' Second Day—Ladies' Plate. • • ' Mr. Richardson's br. e. S yrs old I Mrotiarrison's py.t. Grace, 3 yrs old • ,• ft Aft. Frame's b. f. Plyzena, S yrs old , rb . rd Day—Handicap. Mr. Pearee's Carolina, sat. 5ib........ 41.4•••• • •• * A . Captahr Marsack's Musical Magic, 7st 11111 • * 81 I • LAW INTELLIGENCE. ••••.•••••••••• • COURT or CHANCERV, AUGUST 10. raIENOL'Y BENZCIT SoCItTIiS. Mrs TROLL9III. moved for an attachment against the late VruStoper of, the Itiesidly Benefit Society of Carpenters arid Joiners. far not paying over to the robe:oar ,to the Suciety,dsg.stim ascertained by the books to bc,in his hand*. at. the time of his quitting priirastec..m.. apo cams . was .built on ik..lVeisOiptipa of the.toCiety, instructing their Solidi. eeqq Ppli fa INl7.tment of the sum due, and to in. . *pro, that,,in thogrent of the demand not being * phplied with, an application would immediately be to tbe*Court pf,C,hatreery, under the Act of Ornament. The Lott) Cum! 41405 - having looked at the wor. . • 4tniF o ,thaaathority,given by the Society to their Oet i ligitOr to applr i to,the Trustee, and compared it .10.41i,tils words. in the Act of Parliament, Le asked, eth*r . the Learned Counsel thought that by the Itetolaticit; queistion aulhoritif was given by the Soctetg to their Solicitor himself to receive the rao. =tell ? . in which case alone his Lordship could be War+ ianted in complying with the present motion. 21 be t oppointivg a Solicitor to sue for money due, did-not gesessarily carrp.withit'aitautharity to him to re. Cei*e the money.. Lordship -was sorry to re. mark, that, in are two cases that he had eller met • rroill; being stiuok at ..by. ihn previsions tf that sta- tute. His, Lordship aSreed that' tilis avasan eiceed- ' A... ing lutrecate,'arid'on hi whiais ihigois/cmisefeel I . eveirtninnatkn .to74,fford relict. 'lt •Will diligent; hnwevef,i., find out in what manner this was to be And upwards.o done, at least by a ,petition in bankruptcy. - His • a im. ae. •ilowli L e idsi l ip htifiesfoh4t - the omission to record the me- wu ! be drag n f • Tickrt Sum iiii, in thig tase t iracended from ignorance on the T.- t part of the bonlOasin ; but still, if A ma:: ghote, b 3 Ncit s coitsll 1111.1M1111 ........ : . . l • Miciiejoe h.ta Cten ibex i t iki o ff c4,..y . iss removing km* ob stni Q a so apt to suffer at an early period 404 UM nitaien . fa eotirely formed; the rt,sl ten ityirea place after tise ag a a t 71ktft. s'YOVIALE PI Lt.s cane" hr ro'itie notlee:of every Female at thew rl is .tosato, ott toteigrti ..1 1 r se ctri front obstruetiors; sodAmtrards. r, *Ms itt ababit-of iirea**Porilai species of disorder called Catooli f a vik a pal e sictly.,coutitenance, sbd t - t -- 4 ,a,„ q tre f ilik, aftioded .14 i t y ' xi!, Nov.. 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Afteliboon .., .. ... . lirarde4 C. arlY • LciNij bt :' " ' iza ari t ipia akpit. • ' 1 I ti s iris pig IfibtdArg, . • inst VP_ &TARRIED.- Tueaday, Southavich, Hants, T. Kett, E.g. Capta!n in the ! ,Eau Suffoik Militia, to Miss Bowling, eklest daughter of Joseph . ! • Boweing, Esq. At Assington ' Suffolk . , the Rev. I. A. Stephens, M.A. Rector of Lympshent, Scatierset„to.Elizabtth, youngest daughter of the ,Rev. P. Gustion, of Assingtori Hall. Rev. 'l'. Wingfield, Rector of Seaton, Rutland, to Miss Dal shire, of stansfassl. , Rev. John William Keating, D.D. Dean of St. Pa•rick's, Dub lin, to !Vary Anne, only daughter of Meade Hobson, Esq. of Holies ureet. • - • •-•-