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•••••., 4,0/14/ 4/Ta apie/411,76at05e PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 1. „„ Arrival the ILATLIA Hoop of war, from newton/to land ; Vine. Lora 1111NOT011, from Sunderland lot Guernfey; Icing George, Hoesaatooori, from Cork for London. Sailed his Majelly's hips Restaraace and Petro vvvvv , with a fleet of tranfports, on a ferret expedition I Sir Stephen Lutbiuption and Earl Spencer Eall Indiamen, a convoy to the Will ward : failed the Vosvuee (loop of war, report fays to order the fleet of tranfports, he. expelled hourly from the Downs, to proceed on without coming in here at all. His Majelly's flip CAPTAIN weighed, but brought to again. His Mastly's Rsousus is appointed convoy for the Downs.—Wind E.S.E. DIAL, AUGUST I. Sailed the Bost, and Pssecaa gon brigs, on a cruise, off the French Coal.—Arrived the Doris tran(port, from Whitby ; and the &OSTIA a gun brig, from a anise, and remain in the Downs with the red of his Majely's hips as per lad. Wind E.S.E. GRIISIOCZ, AUGUST 6. Arrivednn Monday, the Alexis, Lavinosron, from New Bronfwielt in twelve days. The Northern Friends, Gamest., and the Anglem, Bass, were loading for the Clyde ; the latter to fail in ten days after the Alexis. The Jenny, WATT, arrived on Monday laf from Neon, after a parer of 39 days: (poke a hip from Miran;ithie, for Liverpool, on the tl intent, In the Channel. Ge..sys seem. Aram by du Walk, Warren zandree, theclinien ; PreareV emew esbellsal= p. Cantenn Yvan awry. Tor Mame Japien; sad kartWasart* Gay, y May Arnakierrt y ew , Dareekley NW% Ikea ; Mark is pipie; DMA asat.i India; sad die larneds.ventam.dara 'Up s jaw. hem Osualksee . !ate% Dead; Dame; as. Manna I laseiriey, Panda** Dbmeleek, hue ; her Prisana. AIN. Imo Dem 0,0•1•10_; Tweak s tied kiery./111611- wa y, he. Nepal beeped. Weikel flits t U. Hake sad An Cosindn, twwena . Ar & A rs% Career, kola Irmo t Aar, Wan t aid As blab Catha rine. Misr*, ham Neethersbo.Aslied ale koketry, pally, far gee: beeuyektb_g_Asnerigne Meas. ter Hemberyli. Avairer by *be Awayßee. bent Mk. I Abankaee, aka, tart perks; jeke, Lira* kat Gbiriellein; Minna. NAO. trap Ykilipti ggliassay lim. baw= Megiortreas Delft 141611 Ilan. Tdao, a b's' ent =Auk Illissikia4 Bury; Illadab, Was ; Nara, Migabsdk. Brew; sad cOsaftems42l4 l / 44 5. *as Ifririszll u ted the Ann, where: kr kg MIONIeII I him 04111.04116 Isr Dian,init vo ilebeik, —,hr Vara in kr Creek ebe Prkdatp LaWeenen, from Legbors—At Cores, Nam, Wes, boa Ihnimenb, x deya—At Den nis Ter* jdr, PPM lllATbessiee—At Ucayali, flaw lares4 ; amnia IINNAt4 gala s Stand, sal laser, ben &IN WWII ANION aliektrall Vb . " awe llANNlbuliri Webb...a; !N I 1 4I lie Degree, Tale..Al WA" MIA mk t , tram New Tat g Lovely zie: Z=M and Zia Primate Royal, boa ary, —; The Tatman frigate, to tarry out the new Go vernor General and fate to Bengal, and a frigate to carry out Lord cassoon, the new Governor of the Cape .f Good Hope, will in a few days fail hoe l'ortfinouth. The ARGO, of 44 guns, Captain Dicey, is ordered to proceed, with all difpach, to the Coal of Africa, where the privateers of ihe enemy have of late been committing terrible depredations. - - The Wickham Revenue Cutter, Captain Jots es FULLANTON, has been ordered by Government, to maize in the Ninth Seas, in quell of a large French bagger privateer, which has captured feveral of our merchant Osips, between Barra Head and the But of the Lewis. The Eurydice, Captain Common. arrived in the Downs; felled from •Suriaato on the tit July, in company with the Taps, for London ; the Eury dice got on (bore. and did not leave the River till the sil ; the Tagus proceeded on her voyage. The Satyr, Mime, bound to the chalk of Africa, wag (poke with on the loth alt. off Cape Clear, all well. The Leander, now MIRANDA'S flag (hip, was built about Gs years ago for Melfts B S and Co. of Glafgow, and was captured off Barbadoes about the end of December, 1803, on a voyage to Newfoundland. by a French privateer, and carried into Guadeloupe, where the was condemned, and afterwards purchafed for a houfe in New York, who ' fitted her out for the prefent expedition. Extra& of a letter from an Officer on board his Ma jelly's (hip MARS, dated Plyrnnuth. Augufl 6, tBo6 : have now fersedvira plain and latereting to comniani- Mb& the nth alt. baill Ohs bah as Sip of the fimadron, at L P. M. we &Wed In tie Ilesdrweft quarter four (trance fall ausW la Mei Milliftraftraini. Immediately made the fignal to the Sem sal essimmel Simone chafe; the Africa between us • MAIM Seet fl.lllliNi ask& We loon made them to be ene 111111/ORAtes- bylt leadhivea, we loft fight of them; carried a pren et fail so Wad ell the morning fat them again ; ores it war MC telet; dead ell day till fit P. M. 'The Rhin Pram* Mews behtredarsfiresdi her companions, who tacked and Seal towards and so, cad as we carded and visaed, with a view to ghee a a lkde *set after a long chaee of tem Wks, &sang, however, we were see difmayed by their fuperio rity in ambers, they here up, wade all fall, and left the Rhin to bar fate. We Coon came up with, and took poffeMon of her with out reittestee. The frigate, failed from Cadlz in February Taft, and have only captured two films during their cruise.' 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The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Porfe.--,Tbrie yr. olds 74. and 4 yrs old 84. 71b. ; fillies allowed 81b. The winner of the Gold Cop to carry 71b. extra. Two mile heats. Mr. Howorties boataa, a yn old s Mr. Embalm's* by Pamablea, 3yn old a 1 Five to two OS Langton againa Pantaloon. TOUR3II/1. Ftfty Pounds, the Gift of the Duke of Marlborough. Three two•mile Heats. Mr. Isnbdoes eby Pantaloon,' yrs • a 1 a Mr. tellertoson's liceltsp, 3 yrs - 1 3 i Mt. f names Doubtful, 6 y • 3 6 3 Heeltap the favourite ; 7 to 4 and a tot before Parting, and after the grfl heat a and 3 to s epos him. After the fecoad /nut 3to 1 us Pamillesso who won esfy. , 41,,:t • . t . L4l, INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, AUGURY* 7. Lots cautoworries WILL.OIIIOI6I' 0. IVILIIOII. Two motions, in this cafe, came on to be argued so•day. The former, for a new use to the Court of tag's Beach to try the validity of Lord Chedworth's win, on the point whether his Lordlhip was in found triad at the time of executing it? The latter, for giv. lug a preference to the cafe, and pullet it at the head of the paper fur further direeion, that it might awe ow to be difpofed of on Monday nest. Mr. Peacavac, Mr. Rocriaano, and Mr. Laaca, in fopport of the application for anew trial, produced the affidavits of Dr. Parr, and of the heir at law Co. !noel Wright. The affi davit of Dr. Parr, after ex prang the rehteance with which he had yielded fo far to his ideas of jultice as to bear evidence on the leaky of a perfon with whom he had lived so Os moll intimate terms of ftiendthip, and for whoa be bad the mat (metre regard, went on to Rata: dam with the greatelt talents, the greatelt attaimmats, and the greateft virtues, the Donor firmly believed that his Lordfhip did not poffefs a perfeetly found mind, in eoo(equcnce of a propenfity to iofasity, commencing, probably, with his birth, and jimmied 17 a calamity in life which his Lordthip had tape. nenced. The affidavit of Colonel Wright went to late his underlanding and belief of what could be citronn to by a Mr. Mackie, Who was intimately ac quainted with Lord Chedworth, and who, as well as Dr. Parr, would prove that his Lord th ip was not in foam! mind. Theft affidavits, the Learned Counfel contended, placed the matter in a very different light from that in which it flood on the former trial, wises the Defendant had been unprepared with any evi dence. It now appeared that, in the judgment of Dr. Parr, the Noble Lord was not is foiled mind, and the fees and circoutealtees es which that judg ment was founded, would enable his Lord&ip, when ' they Otoold be more fully before him, to form an oipnion how far the inference drawn from them was coma. The foamed Counfel did not pretend to fay, that his Lordfhip was already in pore:lion of fuch evidence as ought to induce him to dirge a new flue to be tried ; but the affidavits now filed, clearly thawed that the heir at law had Rill evidence tobring forward, which would give to the cafe a very diffe rent complexion fro* thee which it had hitherto. borne. In this fituation they fabmitted, that his Lordlhip. at leak would not Ise inclined to Wien to the application of the Plaintiff for expediting, out of its courfe, the prefent cafe, by placing it at the head of the paper for further direaiona, by which the heir at law would be altogether excluded from his right to call the validity of the will in quellioo ; while, on the other hand, fhould the caufe wait its regular courfe, the legatees under the will would not expe rience the tonna injultice. The Arroarar GIIIIIRAL, Mr. Souctroa Ge 11111W., Mr. F ozni, Mr. Bast, and Mr. Wisnaw, fopported the verdia ; maintained that the affidavit of Dr. Parr Ilsould be taken in the bide& heft and grammatical meaning of the words, becaufe the Reverend Deponent's chars/ter idle was accuracy of expreffion ; and that affidavit did not in the teat degree alter the cafe as proved before the Jury. The Learned Counfel ridiculed the expreffion of "propenfity to infanity," tce. in that affidavit. Betides, the idea of the infanity of Lord Chedworth was totally inconfifient with the nume rous letters which Dr. Part had written to Lord Chedwortb on various occations, 'which the Learned Counfel Paid it was unnece airy to late to the Court. The Lotto CnancasLoa Paid it was quite onager!. Cary, and he hoped they would not be flared. Mr. Wilton, the devifee under Lord Chedworth's will, and the party in the caufe, Paid, that any pecu niary advantage he derived under this will was a pai n, eonfideratton in his mind, in compariCon with the regard he had for the memory of Lord Ched worth ; and therefore be infined on having thofe letters read, to thew the manner in which Dr. Parr had thought fit to write to his Lordthip, and to do jullice to the memory of that Nobleman : there Letters were ac. cordifigly read, and are as follows : " Hatton, Sept. 6, ant. " My Lord—On Friday night I had the honour of receiving from Warwick toot Lorddlip's letter. On Saturday there was no poi!, and therefore I could not have the fatisfadtion of fending any anfwer before to-day. My Lord. I tell you the real fentinients of my foul, when I declare to you, that karcely any event in my life gave me teach eloullite delight, or fo much (wort% triumph as I felt from the perufal of your Lordfhip's letter. The importance of the offer itfelf, the gracious manner in which it is conveyed to me, the courteous and friendly (tunic which pervades every l'en. tence, and every expreffion, demand my moil unfeigned and re 1 fpedtful acknowledgments ; to the latelt moment of my to illence e m u remember your kindoefs, and in that remembrance 1 than I find a pure and perpetual Guinea gratification to my bet moral ' feelings, and of folace under tba infirmities of approaching old age At prefect. my Lord, I have only the bating of Wedcrton. in Nor. ' thamptonfhire. The yearly prufits of it,after various d e d u ctik, m4 are fomewhat left than ttoL hut from the legal conditions of &t -rance, the Rotary of Wederton cannot beholden...yen by difpen- Lotion, with the vicarage of Wintnrhnrne,aad therefore I am un der the painful neceiSty of encircling my Inability to avail myfelf of your molt generous intentions in my favour ; but the merit of thole intentions has no dependence on the untoward eircumitan co of my intuition, sod therefore I will wee more intent your Lordthip to accept my Apure and cordial thaoks. To your in- , jUradtion at ftereey I will pay a temporary, but I am quite bier; Noble Of *ding s• moisalifiod sod vaulted obodicoer. My vs- I *ode, an OE . sty hill of ire/Amy and }Mee. WI ode War ete to esasad hew tbe weeld far OW that Lard Cledweetb has lon deals' us oodider IM as set gowertby of Its protedtko ; eel pooh as, toy Lerdl, to owl to you yet &the, that hi hr asaistarabb_a ttOrbe %oho ottowl if= latter. r eatiilitigewisio;=l:ll4 Gall wet hitif e h; = ip. P . rip tap to tbe difintereltod Os OM add o f a Whoa 1 &to keg hmeolihoors• sod he Oho* het I Will lest Minh year el•Melir .Ow O pel la theillhalla ado Why sew moots hy yoadalming Iht ssoonwtel your httte. di y. have Ma disk. of Come oboe beeasHot. Tim far. my Lord. I hoes bees airorsing a Ilisred duty to your Megabit), slid It is liish 111 .1001 haw el wilstbesee and osalldoss that I venture to fellow loyildf Win yap sandoer, fee .z the very Brest too very lolled Marty width lan oboe It ohs, its hastittleg to your Lesdhip's eallhesdor that wilds Sims. la trot, MT Lord. 1 nest phew to rifles tha lail of sod "lobo =Ol Itill hew as Siam bele by fob a emeholeatiee, sty Mad went obi the eeereihisse firfrr. ihre/411011 ask" is fir *do Or whoa le lon lOW ea Oar LesSiblie r tii = s a wed year , owe aswaskeensalleds paw ells**, i *OHM idol ow be men od o r lbso whit I enebt to et oars remote law that I wth te de, don to letarikee la say watihre you soseato take abseil ha *dog of liflosaborna Yee will dime hes have do to t ee ns as Met 11 . 1 1 : 4 : s epost, bet oases. • I %, ditto ary thee h • iiitsib padroadillotis sad ssishetioot lava hop eilli t allin. astalted as la Ms weddly earseants. . He bee do on/ _of • holionesery felted, with a odonibla bah, mid adanoodeloy of sleet Sot—He was ahead at Orferd.—He is moil the to yews eid. He kW for years feared two Curades,ory Mao Ilisso sob ribs, for I Moen. which, with the topes hes, ammo assely to dot a year. lie Iwo ao wades, Ad lowede "mos rattly d obesity, sad rawly of farmer note esarestal to Os tree Veit dole ceeeitetioe doe the =eed isorti ids poijoillers ef the Say v irst bas no chanced Doi be Is amy Molar. . Hs h • nry follble - usa. His Ms wilestiOal• banks Is toilillot o end bin Pil = gas ketosesel HOW so onsillskYleffit Id Iblidlllkes. otil Is ast bollibdy tellelaWorei with am beim le Way= hat fof whisk be 1011, it le thletty lopedhili • 1* MO to she tbs hadhit Oodles he hi taiimia a SW* at Mt dish ; sot wide so ask*, heart base l keels* tlitoblatag Os Ms fakes Owen ill HIM. be los Most it *cry Mika to pogo* Med aid W& 1 owillier ill lolittftL4 Lod,. Oa Odes es ea of Oh* roleur ' ea* , Is *seethe& I Ito dais wellielik shoe a haat Slis ones most Wheels r Ladakh* 1 Novelties ef abooteseafs yeti by ; nohow 1 .1101.1•41liattiantywar pardon iker treddieg yea wide altaannent. ; withhatalineilis Opertenos I Imbed ef year Itioiehase he i gel am tepee Ifs Sow Waft wadi Par go ll sw • tolZ ei Vib. Plaids hi Oa howeti ardor* my bell tribes Wee ollittuded hod 14r. Maio he a yor or tdo I ha la di yeakellaityollh Mash 8 sat boon hall I be in elsobleg .purr loth to poidlithf ediehoot so say Wes, did hat mire* may Othftlfho eawestibsiel of lila G. sad Lewd Cbeiwook will * pray. _ . _____ " I have all ima.L heerwar to he; • • With great gnat tlmakfdielas " Your Lordihip's whoa eldtged wed • , Ibirbtelfeevutt, " Right Hon. Leta Cheihreekk ire. rte." • My "'V "'V *MIN mat Rosh midavelersi I Mee I mere yew any W le t t e xiep see. heeded de eat . yeet. ewl say walla 'PR 1 •••ika* Vac IMO as j " year ast ad& Ihr mew Greet maameledig of thew. Ilk alarek my the:ls o le: a tkrytheer 'Ma 1.6d1 reetedberwbajoy reeks to est year eel& ereeelbleie if die elee ft pm brae ' be -ee. lb sallow Ms Sellere. erg ohm ad debaters :el tthNl= saw west leasels kk kkgegklec et Lard Mime& Now sitelladall Yea ilwairelay I tads pails awe= twat tats 'Mak lie& ed the seem& ell yew argbe dilli Z i a l s k y ea Les e =thet I aril* as Aellghts4o4* a lama Pamida•dd wilikekSo et my Salk Mani gad %UM 11/ Ws Way I "fresAY Wow ollailtdolod , thefewlsourst eel by whom I bows the &k ends as be as. wheel/ dlfi std Mr. Calia. wf Sidellk• gave sea 'MAW cup. the has Lad Laermamh gave INS ea edgerges, eat avenger ray spas have kwe use ether mit lb& diem. ied deb mow en geseeM is shdr 'preisetawr Upee beef a deism MIA& the. sad s hela so maws[ am se yew L0n11144 Wane waive are f en; woinegw, fad ti wile eblerverer Maws la, aid May I Load be very Adders la and very melt la mows, if t we i r e e di rsese se. print est say cat assielseepeelsralla is ember la veer/ et sem esembreas eft siiiy•LiNtb use the w its el the *Mg diet beralle k toes lialt et Ili giver whieb I regani, sad ebe tad se ban awl limemleg swam of he great kY t ea which I my eall arrr own eyes la Rakes air 041Mkowell es which in ebUdi* may look hereafter wids jay eel tbankfelo y efe. Man I need wet fay. aid air sapsia Y moth I have DO other ma& thee the mem sad Wad ebb Midi I am salweeed, br ki zze; pond ameekeee et yaw alletaeßei sad geaseeew ems* reir...yea will be sled. rye say Lord. yea sal los very glisi to bear that part et my errand to town was to Nabs mew- Mrs abort apesbestl Mee. Which OM Veil will OM bases, trwiled& esellimely tithe gew et Sakai I b bla. aw Medbll bid& sal allilleawah the miikeided adil. I Is star IdeMige awn s& hip sbe =Mils Mow free& ilbelleim Meet the Raw. Dr st i realm ef Ciamp. *AA I ant clach vested at not bowing fees yes hafts my Ray. It is an awful thew, boa I lave not yet hopes of peami-nPray pr:. feet my belt cemplhamme s hie. Onset Ms hash Ware. and will retem It Reim at Lews,Mbeet Iwww& , !My bedew (hit. tidoe will be Sunlamp', hamar realm% lams receive me In 'toe, sad I begs is bees the Image of Swing year Lardlap there sod Mr. Orem Perhaps I Illak &Ma made by a trip to Ipfarich. 1 Mynas banner 1111*. Lea, • Year Lee 's wediellaged sal Seem &WC cad very refpettflal °bedlam fkrinest s S. PARR." • Mardi tl, hider, No. 311. Cerepaidet." • My Lor&-At my very hea &MO be ha Vert "WM letter. I tidbit for year pen:fele Nola gala I Way wrote for a Temple of Liberty Moe by as hats Duke of Ikelferd, and complet according to his dying lefirealens by the merest Duke. I think that your Lord (hip nod Mr. Owes MA like It for its planners and conciferefs, and you will bate thegeod. nefs to let It be tranferibed as I have no other copy. Your ours erudition and tatte will rugged toyou, that in Latin lefcriptlem, all pomp of pbrafeology Mould be Avoided, as haring no warrant frotn antiquity; and in conformity to this rule, I prepare what is to be engraven on the prefect which year Lordfhlp intends for myfelf. May I take the liberty of ailing your Cbriftlan name There is a ftrofflebetween my rdpea and delicacy to peer Lard alp on the one bind, and my regard to eldleal propriety on the other. I cannot quits determine ea the form of words till I knew the kind of thing for which they are ti bcufed, and whoa Ida knew It, pulsar my judgment may not Induce me to (may It. Yee. my Lord. are well aware of the numberlefs and inerpr, Chic dia. rattles which a man of buten mutt feel in adapting his Ideas and words for modern objeas, to the ancient models for lure riptions— You fee the fource of my fcrople and fears, and you will ezeza" your own difcretion In rem , nong them. " I base Mc ir , ecur to be with great raped, and with a " truly thankful ( in k of your kindoefs. My Lord. " Your Lordflip s very faithful Friend, ad " uhtslicnt bumble Servant, • I-farton, April 1. S. PARR. * Right Hoe Lord Clsedworth, Ipfwich, Suffolk" The Loan CHancaitoa remarked Mow clearable it would be, and how advantageous too, to the ends of juflice, if it were pesOihle that thole who admini• tiered it fhould be unacquainted with the parties who came before them. it was this which made the Trial by Jury In trot, the peculiar braft of this country, where twelve men whore names were promiliut,ufly drawn from amongfl a Certain given number, aided by the advice of the Judge, were In du juflice between the parties.—The perfon principally iaterelled in ;his cafe, in felting afide the will, it happened that Mit I.nrcillip knew well, and highly regarded. Their fathers had been friends, and, if he could do the De fendant a firvice, it would give him a pleafure to do ' 10. The peens principelly interefiei em the otlset fair, it was well known, was sifts one whoa *highly . effeemetl=-his own Secretary--an office which tic had kindly accepted of, not on account 4 the Ctuatiort &fell, but at the reqoefl of, and as an ob!igation con ferred on his Lordthip. The worthy and iteir. Cas tleman too, who had .nade the affidavit in this cafe, it was alto his Lordfhip's good forwoe to know, end to admire and diem him for Iris many great and excellent qualities. With every good wills therefcre, to every perfon concerned, his bufinefs was to endea vour to adhere to the juflicc arid equity of the are. His Lordthip then proceeded to take a general view of the evidence necer g ry in an alledged cafe of infa nity, width he thought•bad been happily and dearly Laid down by Lord Thurlow, in the cafe if the Attore ney Central and Panther...nanaely. that where a pep fon had, at any time, been the Cubist& of a commiffine of lunacy, or of any public or even private refiraints the met preissii that the will or deed fought to be fupported had been executed in a lucid interval, mould be on the party letting it up. In every other cafe, fmity king to be prefumed. that the wrist of proving the infinity lay with the petty elledging it. lie admitted that there might be cafes where a per fon, even where executing with ability and mums& every relation in life, even that of a Magiarete,mighe have Come morbid tau& lurking in his mind, ehfche when awakened, would render him incapable of est. eutinj his will. He retaliated, however. in his long prefect, only one inflame of this kind. It was the cafe of bfr.Creenwood, an eminent lawyer. who, cis the occafion of his father's death, when he was (deed with a fudden indifpotit ion. had a giallo( swarm bran dy and water edminiflered to him by his brother, is leonfequence of which a delirium enfeed, which east tinkled for acon6derable time. He afterwerdashow• ever, recovered, fo fat as to be able to do bailees as .ufnal ; hut a morbid ankh remained, by which be :we► incapable ever afterwards of feparatrog the ofl al his brother, and his owe fuotadlog enelady. ham. each pp: i and it. eves appeared that feet feint cortheeed itfelf with the esecoliess of is :Ida. by .witch he difteherited his brother." On 0 aid of the •validity of this will, it was at fire (et elide i bat, ow . .2 new trial, the Judge infilied fo &really in favour of the prefumption arifing from goad (sendoff of mind, that after a greet deal of litigation, that matter wascompramifeil by the parties dividing the .property ! Ns was, aloe any alhigatioss of loch a morbid caste here I That was not even alledged.. —So &tong mote cif peal foundisefs of mind hi could hardly coliceiwg, sad, with all that confidence whicb r wh&e st Ike ilan he felt in behalf of any ItswitPlarn4l4l hn AO' is, *mild aimed have been ,amassed to defend the 'Skim which had been tried; ',for et* did, the prgeto( infanity amount to, but thl ooda when cold. that Lord put a cloak *boat 10. s vthich, ghee wares be threw off 1 Was iit kit kw hinitio Illialtlbet the affidavits now be. Stilt Islip shared the eh t -Pr ought he now to w ider Dr. Parr into the Moira' box in the Chart of Eines Beads, under serespeamica thee his Opinion would overturn that aim(' Eldon. Mr. Cooper, W. Jekyll, Mr. Males llor. 1 Ought be,particularly. tedo,fo when Dr. •Pnee's parole alimony muff be Rat by his own writ n. evidgaps I Would Dr. Parr think a perfon who, nnegilliing to his prefent Sate. 'bent, mould not have the Awed of col. a it dif polar of the moll Acted of all hugs; Would be with it to be ondalood that it was the friendthip of a lunatic which he fo highly prised 1 Or that the notice and regard of fuch a man was to be " his gra ficatiein through life, *ad his solace in death ?" His Lorcilhip declared, that no evidence which the moo romantic imagination could devife Ihould ever con vince him that a new Dial &add be granted. He therefore hoped, that the Defendant would not per f c, or ufe the opportunity which he Could allow hies, it not granting the other motion, again to bring forward this application. The Defendant might calculate on the chance of another perfon filling that place with contrary fentiments from his Lordlip's ; but be offered him there was no poffibility of his changing his opinion. As to the other motion, he mould not grant that, that he might not do any thing contra even to what might be fupporal firia nfage. He law great hardihip, however, in keeping property in that Court, over which the party claim ing 3t could have no pofible right, and he warned litigants in this litnaties. and who pertinaciouilv its. lifted in keeping their adoerfaries in Court till their cafes mould come on of cowry, that he Arnold eifit them accordingly in judging of the colts. The Solicitor for the Defendant espreffing a belief that after what had fallen from his Lordlhip, he Ihould be au en agree to the Plaintiff's mo tion, the cafed to be amaioncd again is a few days. • imp • euireer. A Petition, le Lunacy, prayed that :Bel. per ann. might be allowed for the maintenance of the lunatic ; and dated further, that the charaiter of the difeafe was imbecility, approaching to idiotcy, which re quired government and teltraint, as the patient was frequently violent and anruly, and that the was is • private receptacle for lunatics. Loafs CH AMC ELLOll.—The allowance prayed fee is highly to be approved, if it be properly applied foe caution and enjoyment. The petition dates the difeafe to be imbecility, approaching to idiotcy, yet accompanied with fuch pat oxyftna of fury as to call • for the reltraint and difcipline of a receptacle for lit anies thefe are incongruous, and, I appreheld, melt uncommon fymptoms to be combined in the fame perfon. Receptacles for lunatics are, in many cafes, of the highest convenience, and even of neceffity, as where the lunacy requires abthlute rellraint, or where the means of the lunatic are :tot fuificient to procure thofe advantages in a private cultody, which can be provided at a much lower rate from the arrange* menta of a large ellabliflimeni; but, where the elate of a lunatic will bear web A large allowance as is here moll prcpetly prayed for, it is much fitter, if the cafe will at all allow it, that he Diould be private. ly taken care of by thole who are bound by every principle of humanit► to mitigate his ll:Sringt. I knew it is net a pleafant office for relitions to tin. dertake, but we ought to be prepa►ed to carry the burdens which Paovienica impedes ; and it is the duty of this Conn to take care that they are properly fupported I throw out this as. general obfervation, and not at all as any venture upon the parties now before me ; but I wit the Rate of this perfon to be enquired into. e t l • • • " 1. • • • b.. t