Star. — London, England, 1806-03-15 00:00:00

V II The *Prince's Elisabeth packet from Jamaica, whdre areiVal at Falaiooth we announced yetterday, left kited= on the ti9th of january, and ining4 teilijosee-,thst the Fisteaai frigate, with the Sips under her convoy from England, arrived at Jamaica on the and _January i add dub die Wimasoi Carrus packet froth Esealid, arrived at kidgftoll on the zath of the fame moith. The Siang's* frigate irrived •at Jamaica the toth January{ froth off Cadiz. vdietice the failed ib' the 19th of Deified's!, in colfaitetisa of the Siam, frigate having joineddie fleet: vrithhiformation of her heaps tempos the teth i ie tat. 46. lots, to. eighteen Sips, mold tthe line; deot;entild sot aafwer her figuals, aid *irb dieeriaiLltiviti *ea. The So, voter ealited • fee two &II of 'St. Tistant. to afccrutia whether thece (hips *mad Pee the Gut. Not Reing Rey thing bf theta, the plobeedal for the Wet tidies. *hes the gnaws taw the rquadron *bey *We biwitkig fevered *kis they had captured. conatqaeiie of the,aboie intelligence, the Vs - Caiaa..llll4 EfeLske that of war were anchored at the oatmeal of Pert Road harbour, and other ineddrellairt taken for die defence of the iflaad ; but do Reach. Apisdron had made its appearance, 144 We picket lift Jamaica. Judie Trade will, it is hoped. dtuiotigh intelligation. The Rate. meat made by Mr.Pou as al , in the Houle of Commons difplotke itipa . tant fad, long overlooked — While this country is at the expense .of conquering ma defeadtag Lodi' I say, while the national finances probably may be bertheobd lit the CoMpany'sdahta, a part of the conttheiat Of /bid& India; eiceediug that tithe CoiaPany, a earried oa by neutrals, either by trait, eitioitilvaace;whife triad' capital trill Britipt ibbledv elfeaseluded from the advantage at the trade, *hich it ft isetorioui the Company cannot tarry out. This Tuition requires Wilting more than attention on the part of the public, to make a proper igispreffion. Boma iuteiediag bbteriations on the American coinsure' tottfitifed with this fubjea occurred in the &bag. Private letters fr iibik e eit e itnjittied by the fait MaL tate r that don:- and, by Prugia in the new Continental oirrangementi, were' dictated by lloststatts. It was too late for Profile to retrace bet Reps, and tindo the Hefts of her own diort-fighted Site has had Many mortiacaiinns impo4d on llonr Mangy for the treaties of lad Autoffin, and the Ceremonies Of the Eth of kovember. it is now inowis tholt the arrengetnents between Protha and !Prance are eaitilioded and ratified: Fly thefe proieodings the Con tinental teat is band: Rota vain do nothing ; and tie • tenitinelital didnestibiatissit of *.thine again& Vrame will probably foot cafe. Till then the trench monies will continue to daioUr Germany. ft is faid that the inmeror of Brest." retires to cone& in the Deli of Illatritsivic it being made an Eledor of the rlbrfoltiti but this negative Will now be nothing. Letters from the Continent fay, that Boxaroars is *caved to Make the Doke of Bit/I,llmo an Eledor. Yeßerday Earl biota& tranfaited bnlinefs With Mr. iichnonisi at his Office in Downing Rteet. • A Chapter of the Knights of the Garter will be held at Windfor Cagle, on Saturday the hail infant, to difpofe of the Blue Ribband vacant by the death of the bioff Nobli Cfraat.r. Marlidis CollawriLLes. The Eithop of Osioaf, with took his feat in the 'Utile of Lords yeacrday, is Data, K the late Prnvotl of Trinity College; Dublin ; a Gentle man not mote admired for his learning and mile for the Bella Lain:, than for the goodnefa of his heart, Wad the elegance and (gravity of his manners. An order was ;Ellett, on Saturday. by the Cont. Mewling Officer of the Portfmnuth Volunteers,merely from local circumftances, to. fay, that the attalicin would not parade again till further orders, and this was niiaaken for Dr!gadc order. Faric•s AT COTIIINT OARDEII THAATRZ.--Yearrday George Penman, a clerk in an agent's bode in the city, was brought before the fitting Magilirates at Bow area, ca a charge of riotous conduuk on the preced- Mg evening in the Pit of the Theatre. It was Rated by Limbirck, the officer of the horde, and Skinner, one of the doorkeepers, that a riot had arifen (as we Mated yellerday), and that conliderahle apprehen tlnns were entertained for tome time for the fafety of the hook; as various threats were thrown out by the ardisace of breaking the chandeliers and pulling up tire benches, and great quantities of orange chips, apples, and fome penny pieces, the ulnal ammunitinit 01 enraged critics, were thrown at the Performers, lb= of whomwere much hon. The officers attendant on the bottle were then fent in, and amongft ethos alive in affaiting the Comedians, the prifoner was teen foremeft, and was immediately feized by Lim. brick, who, with great difficulty, and not without fevere bruizes, an attempt !Icing made to refcire him, conveyed him to Covent Garden watch.honfe.—The prifoner was ordered to tind bail, to anfwer the charge at the next Wellminfter Setlions. Mr. Bor.!), how ever, obferved, that, as the prifoner was a relpeetable young man, and had condueled hiaifelf with propriety AnLe ac was in cull ody, he hoped the Manager would not proiecute him. Ycilerday a carman was fined c ol. at Marlborough. arect Offict:, for having alThied in the haudnlent te ll/Nal of goods ft um a a%ul., the ttli4llL of which vat infolvent. 1'I& - ICaL t',7PLLICINCE. . . FALMOUTH, MAtCH tz.—Arrived the Diligence. Virts,trams,. from Heath ; Fleet, BLactemoat, Mot , gap. br ims; from Swanfea I Argo, FRAMTON, Troia Dublin I Fanny, Pales, from Poole I Duke of Norfolk, Drat, from Chepflow ; Induftry, 'room, ifyom Plymouth ; Pi ince of Wales, BLusare, from Newhaven ; Venus American fitip, Bono, from Nor folk; Bolton. Divisors, front Liverpool, for Jamaica; Harlequin armed (hip Lieutenant Air:Aurora', from a cruite ; Eleanor, W.ALIIIII, Eagle, ----:-, Lord Gardner, Pottoc 1, and Pomona, MACHAUGHT, from Greenock. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13,--Cillne in the Hero, and Lion privateers, from a vain : American brig Ly dia, Captain Ricirosorm, from Bolton. bound to Antwerp, laden with fuller, coffee, &c. detained by the; Hero privateer : Juliana, Captain 131/010, from Marennes, bound to Lifbon, laden with barley, de tained by the SURINAM, _of t 8 guns. Sailed to the weaward, the Lear, 44. 74 guns, and MONS, of 38. Poarsmoorn, Marten ,4.—Arrived the CLIIIIIII gun brig, Captain Gas's, from a cruize ; and the Freden, frctn Rotterdam, bound to Tenerife, laden with wheat. detained by the DIFINDIR. The Ocean, Captain Proroaa, is ordered to take the Mediterra• titan convoy. and fail ,24 hoots after a fair wind from the 16th. ' Dorsi, Marten t4,—Lail night was brought in here by the Cullom Houle boat Officers belonging to Eatlhourne, the fhip Fancy, of and from London, bound to Honduras. . with a cargo of fnndry mei chandite s Om was riven on Sore in the gale, on Wednefday evening.. a little to the eaftward of Beach,. Head, and decried by the crew; the wind flying round from the N. W. early yeflerday morn ing when the flood tide came in, the drifted out to lea and was picked up by the above officers, who went off with her Captain, AmDIIIIW FiUNCAN, to look for her: the has received no other damage except the lots of her wizen mart. Came in the Maria tranf port, Capt. CHANCSL Loa, belonging to this port, hav ing loft an anchor under Dungeneft.—Wind S. W. and blows hells, with rain. Dean, MARCH 14.—Put hack the TRUSTY, with part of her convoy from the wellward, which failed from the Di was on the 12th inflant, and remains. Sailed the Bonarra hoop for the Note. Arrived the Gaston, G . FL CH,, Rai , MU,. DS/ITO, SPAIRLIR, Uaoswr, and Kiis, from a cruize off Boulogne and Calais.—Wind S. W. On Saturday morning (ailed from Leith Roads, the Lady Forbes, Captain Got/vitae; Aimwell, Captain RICHMOND ; and Cumbetland,Captain Saar sou, all for Jamaica, with feveral other veffels, bound to the fouthward, under convoy of the Noe/cite mined thip. On Wednefday fe'nnight, the Jane, of Aberdeen, Jamieson mailer, was drove en Ihore in the Orkneys, with both anchors a-head. She is fince got off, with the lots of rudder, and is expeeed to proceed on her voyage to Davis's Straits. ) addition The Spanilb earvette Dromedary, in .. to the captures already made by her, has captured sad carried ictu Monte Video, in South America, five other Britith veffels in the Slave trade t their names arcetbe Nally, of as guns; 'label, ao ; Sarah, ; Sitter, 24; and the Hind, of a 6. The value of there five veffets, and the four captured by la Dolores la Reparadora, amounts to doopoo piallres.—,Farrar! de Commerce. ... . The Ihip Hannah, Captain William Bowie, from Liverpool, to the coaft of Africa, armed with 1 4 guns. has been captured by le Bougainville French privateer. after a running fight of four hours. A great number were killed and wonndcd on board both 'ads : among the wounded is Captain Bowie, of the English vefrel, who made a defperate refiftanee before Striking his flag.—/bid. DUBLIN, MARCH it. Mr. Poisowsv's patent to hold the Chancellornsip of Ireland, has been delAyeal by the circumllance of the warrant for that purpfe having been direaed to the late Chancellor, Lord REDISDALI, out of whole hands the Seahi had been taken before the warrant arrived in this country. The Corporation of Weavers met yellerclay, in order to confider of a petition to Parliament for the repeal of the Aft of Union s. but it being generally felt that filch an application would be entirely hopelefs, and could only tend to ernbarrafs the Government, it was agreed to polipone the quellionfine Mr. Ryan, of Marlbotough-llreet, the Gentleman at whole honk the Roman Catholic Delegates have been lately accudomed to Alembic, is to be appoint ed to manage the Treitfury remittances between Dub. lin and London ; a unit which is fuppofed to pro. duce zo,oool. per ann. Saturday, in confequence of the expiration of the Habeas Corpus Sufpenlion AU, the following State Prifoners were brought up from Xilmainharn gaol before Judge Dar, by a Wilt of Habeas Corpus, viz. William Hamilton, Henry Hughes, Phil. Long, Ar thur Hinchey, Dan. Muley, Charles Keane, Edward i Kennedy, and Arthur Derelin, and leberated. The remainder of the State Prifoners will, it is faid, be immediately liberated. The (late of the ciiuntry, we are happy td fay, is Poch as not to require the , continuance cf any hat th meathres towards the fub- e jt. Mr. Hevey was ytilerday, a fecond time, brought op before Jddge DAY ; his liberation was, however, oppored by the AT TORII Y G , on the ground that Bills of Indiftment were found again!t him by a Grand Jury in 1833. He was in confequenee re manded.—Mr. Hevey a the perton who recovered 15oi. damages againd Major Sire for Life imprifons ment, about four years ago. The Dublin Journal of this morning contains the following paragraph t—" We are lorry to learn that outrage; of a very fetious nature have occurred in the county of Carlow—a fOrrnielable affociation of the lowed order of the peafientry, to refill the payment of tents, has already maniteited its ferocity and power by feveral murders committed upon farmers who have rendered thenilelves obnoxious by enforcing demands againli their tenants. The Magillrates have, however, been very ailive in their enquiries ; in con fequence of which Come of the delinquents have been dilcoacred and committed for trial." • ivE Er ENING st A.. ; . • LONDON... SATURDAY, MARCH ij. NOM OF 'COCKS THIS OAY AT ONE O'CLOCK . Apill6*.-1.2.411116 pi:. is prow Mai OP STOOKS YISTIRDAY , 3 pit CLONE Ara 6o ill I Errlui*per is. dI4 Peqest: 9 3 i if Erglik 14. ilk. India Ids CARL kr ace. Solt , AtiLtibENc. I. .--.... , i .. al . COURT 0# COCERT AN, biA 14 • ' GRETNA GREEN MARRIAGE. . Esaweits is. Bealles.—This was a petition Pre tenied before the LORD Cat•eratLOa j in which Ern- Issa-Pranees.Bernerh fpinfter, an infain, by Robert „Harcourt Welton, Efq. her node and next friend, ''was Plaintiff. and Elizabeth Bernars, widow, John .11toui s and Charles Berriers. Etc!. were Defendants. The petition was prefented on behalf of joreph Mat. ;hews, Efq. The fubflance of which, as flitted by Mr. Graot.serorts, wad, " 'I hat by an order of the late Lord Chancellor, ao the fir* of December int, on the Petition of Mr. Robert Harcourt *Mon, the Otiardian of Emma Frances Berner., it was brier g'ire, the prefent Petitioner (bout he committed .6 the Fleet for his contempt in marrying Emma F. Berners, and that it IhOuld be referred to Joao Otto, Efq. one of the Mailers of the Cain, to inquire into the eircUmftatices of the marriage between the Petitioner and Emma F. Bernem, alit whether the fame was duly had and fulemnized f Led after the Mailer lhoukl have made this report, fuch further order thiothl be made as Otoold heyuft. " That the Matter, by hie report of the Bth Milani, certified. that he had been attended by the Solicitors for the Plaintiff. and Defendants, and by the Solicitor for the Petitioner, and in their pretence, made tiw impfleleadireeted by the order, ald found that the Petitioner, who then refithol at Ofhourn's Hooch in the Add- Oh IN the month of June lan, paid 1114 addreffes to the above mentionegilLady, Emma P. Senora, who was then in the 18th year Semen, age, and lived with her mother, the Defendant, Elia. , its Greasitreet, Giolvenoriquare, and that his addrclice being favoorably received by the Ladf , a treaty of marriage com menced, and wan carried no for fume confiderable time, between the Petitioner and the mother and uncle of the infant smell Sep amber bit, when the Petitioner won to Ireland, from whence he returned is the beginning of November iollowiog, when the treaty of marriage was received, but Mote difficultie, having °mitered re. (peaking the terms of the fettibment, in regard to the fortans of the Petitioner, the Defendant. Elizabeth Renters, an the asth of November, releired the Petitioner to he Ids frequent in his guilts i to the young Lady, arid to abfent him fa arm her haute fora fort 'night or three wait., until the fettlement could be completed : ' but the Mailer found, that the young Lady, in the evening of the Algth of November, eloped from her mother's houfe, and went I With the l'etiduner to Scotland, Ike having tome time before, with Me Petitioner's knowledge, been made a Ward of tine Court of Chancery; and the Mafia CM tided, that by an affidavit of jofrph Pailley, of Springibeid near Gretna Green, in Scotland, (worn at Langtown, in the county of Cumberland, on the 13th of February in*, he found that the kid joreph Ridley made iamb, that he had, foe forty year. putt, been fat the habit of performing the ferrite or ceremony of marriage at Whoa Green and Springfield, in North Britain, according to the Laws of the Kirk of Scotland, and, agree ably to the laws of the Church of England, and that on or about the 30th of Novengser bit, a Gentlemin, whole name he, the raid Jofeph Palßey, was by him Informed, wasjureph Matthews, and a Lady. wh ile name he was in like manner informed was Emma Frontal horoces, and who Informed him they came diret from Middietex, applied to him at Springfield, raw Gretna Green, mad rogue/ id tie be married. And that he did thereupon, in mere quence of loch niece, duly perform the ceremony of marriage accord/of, as he tits Laid Jacob Paine ) , believed to be the Laws of the Kirk of tleirelend. and agreeab:y to the Laws of the Church of England, between the Petitioner and the fald Emma Frances Bee. nen. And the Halter further certified, that the marrbge, to manner afordaid, bad been alto certified by a certificate of the 30th of May, tikty, under the hand of the fail joieph Pailley, and corroborated by an affidavit of John Atonic, of the City 'of Caddie, coachman, who. in the: capacity. drove the parties from Cadlik to Gretna Green, and back to Caddie, but whether the raid marriage is to be ealfidered as duly bad and tokinnised, the Mailer fohadtted to the judgment of the Court, not finding ihat the legality or 'Regality of marriages of this defeelption, had been eitablithed by soy Legal deellion. 1. That the petitioner, in confirquence of the aforefaid order of the UR of December, slot. WAr committed, and bath ever finer remained, and now is a practice in his hdejelty's Prifon of the Nod • • o That the Laid Plaintiff,the wife of the Petitioner, with as he Is Informed and believes, in the event of her attaining the age of as pears , become entitled to a vetted reverfionary it:atria after the death Oboe soother. the Defendant, Elizabeth Berners, widow, to die rause the petition elide of her Luc father, cool:Ring of 14,0041. ye, ad. 3 per cent. CoMolidated Bank Annuities, floodin g in the nags of two Truftees ; and the runt of 30:01. due on bond, Ibbjtia toe ehaltu thereon of tate. but the hid Plaintiff &atm is not, as the is informed and believes, entitled to any for peals or otherwife, five and except the aterefatd rester. "Men lora on the decesfe of her mother, and which will only MR ha halo the scent of her attaining the age of at. " That the Petitioner is poffelfed 01, or entitled to ten feveral Annuities, for thelives of the granters, and retuned on prank/in parts of England, which were pun:hafed by him with the .1 3.5861. and which, after paying for infumnees produces m of 4161 is. aid - or thereabouts, yearly ; and he is alto of, or entitled to the turn of 1.15•91. 65. 4d. Pawed oti two bond,, and e promiffory Note, and is alto untler the a d on WIN 0 Joreptt Matthews, his late. father (but fubjed to the Ornate for life of his anotheriin-law therein), entitled for life, with l eemainder to Ms firit end other ions in rail general, of an eftate in the county of Dublin, and which, as. be underftands, producer a rental of 3 col. per annum, or thereabouts. " That the Petitioner is defirons that all doubts rdpeding she yalklity of the marriage between him and the (aid Emma prances hie wife, (twilit' he removed, and that inch a fettkment of a corn est part of his and the Complainant's fortunes, "iota be made Complainant, Emma Frances, and the Kee ut her marriage she Petitioner, as the Lord Chancellor Nall think proper. , ' " The Petitioner. therefore, moat humbly prays, That his Lord 's'? timid be pleated to declare that the marriage which Molt been bad between hum and she Complainant,, Emma France', was le gally fokmolled, or that the hid marriage may be refolemnized in Groh a manner as his Loriiihip than di-e& and that the Petitioner [ May be at liberty to lay propofala before the Mailer for a fettle. newt de competent part of his and the fall Emma Frances' ref , rake fortunes, on the Complairiatit Emma and the iffue of her martiase with the Petitioner; and that hie Lordfhip will be pleated to order that this Petition than Raoul at the head of the paper foe Friday, and be further pleafed to make latch miter order as to his Lordthip &mad item meet" Mr. GIRDLIsrom a then raid, he did not know whe ther tltere was any oppofition to this Petition.'' but I fhould apprehend." Paid he, " that although the marriage in this cafe may be valid as having been folemnized according to the forms of the Church of England, yet as it took place in Scotland, your Lord firip would order it to be refolemnized ill England by banns—Here the Learned Counfel quoted the cafes of Bathurd, sr Murray, 8 Vef. junr. 7, and Stevens, v Savag e , St. Vet . junr. 154.—ris to the other part of the Petition, it prayed what his Lordfhip would naturally order, that it be referred to the Mailer to confider of propoialt by the hiifband, for a fettlentent ' on the wife, And to report thereon." Mr. Ttior.isow laid he appeared for Robert Har court Welton, Efq. who wat the uncle and guardian of this young Lady, under the authority of the Court, and it could not be his with to fuggefl any thing with refpe& to -theft patties, or any thing againß the perfon now petitioning his Lordfhip, further than that he conceived this marriage fhould be foletnnized again, according t-b the rites and cere monies of the Church of England i for that the Coutt would not be fatisfied with the fort of marriage which has taken place between thefe parties—The former objeftion to this matter was, when before Lord E t.. Don, that the reference prayed was not fufficiently etteulive-•-it fhould be general, and ;ulnae both the fortunes of the itufband and wilc. LORD CHANCELLOR—. It think: he refcrred to the Maher, gen:rally, to inquire mad to report what part or whe:her the %thole of the f I tone of both, may nut be fettled on the wife and the ado of the marriage; for the Mailer may lu reptirt it he be lb difpoied." Mr. a ... • The Lady's r* -- is- . lastastors-es o ft en* .110- thing at ail at peeing s and never will be any thing, except in one event, that of her arriving at the age of twenty-five," , .. .. .. . LORD CHAmcaLLoa--" But the order &sold, ne verthelefs, be that the PaTilaner (hall be At libeity to lai propofals before the Maher; who fhall inquire into the ciscumitances of the parties, and report to the Court his opinion what fettlement should be made on the marriage—l take it to be my duty, fitting here in judgment, to do for this Lady, (v lit was married by this Petitioner, notwithflanding the was a ward of this Court) the fame as I would do for my own daughter, in cafe flue had undutifully married with out my confect; I mull do for this young woman what a pendent parent would do for a child who had married against his will (which the has dons by mar. tying without the leave ..f this Com t, being a ward of it ; and againll my authority os a Judge)—that is, to take the bed care that can be taken of her in terell . ---rt appears in this cafe that a marriage has been folemnized according to the laws of the Mile of Scotland, and agreeably to the laws if the Church of England ; yer. although I perhaps may have but little doubt of the legality of that mar age, fo fo lemnized, yet I have no doubt that, ace.xding to the rules of this Court, I ought to order that the mar t iage thould be refolemnized, according to the laws of this country, under the tires and ceremonies ache Church of England,and certainly that would be the firtt thing which a prudent parent w ttIJ with to dd for his own child under loch circtim ances ; the 'sea thing into provide for the lady an 'the ilfoe of the marriage, in the, bell manner that the fortunes of the patties will afford—te ithout which propufition this Court could nut hear of a Petition of this fort: I underhand that was not fufficiently Rated in that former petition. The Court will not allow this lady% fortune to be at the difpolitl of this offender, b t will y l dire& that he be at linerty to go before thea fler. that he may fee what that lot tune is, and to fee alio; what the fortune of the hi (bind is, and then to con. fider of a proper fettlement to be made upon the mar riage, which is the mole that a prudent parent would take in giving his confect to the marriage of hiX daughter, and that I take to be the line of conduel '. which I thould purfue, fitting here Asa fudge, and in the place of a parent. But the prayer of this petition is too narrow ; it runs thus—"'That I fhould declare that the marriage which Leath been had beteeen the Petitioner and the Paid Complainant, Emma Frances, was legally folemnized ; or that the Paid marriage may be re-folemnized in fuck a manner as I fhall di reet ; and that the petitioner may be at liberty to • . lay propofals before the Mailer fur a fettlement of a competent part of the Petitioners, and the laid Emma Frances's relpetliVe fortunes." This, I fay, I think is too narrowly worded. It should be, that the Maffei may confider and report apeperfetllemew to be made on the wife and the iffue of the marriage, which can only be made by congdeving -the whole of the fortune of both, and not a eervereepart of it. For • the Maher may order the whole of the fortune to bf. i under aria fettlement, and therefore," Let the mar: , riage be re-folemnized according to the rites aart• ceremonies of the Church of England, by Benne . and let the Petitioner be at liberty to lay propofals before the Mailer for a proper fettlement to be wadi!' on the wife out of the fortunes of both." Mr. THOMPAON—" I believe it Will be neceffary that your Lortifhip fhuuld grant the Petitioner A Rule to go out of the Boundaries of the Fleet, other wife the marriage ceremony cannot take place." LORD CHANCELLOR—'t Ido not fee how the Peti tioner can have that rule—that depends upon the order to be given to the Jailor." Mr. Gienessrmse—" He is not detained for any debt, he is confined only on this commitment of the Court." Mr. TimatOsom—" He has already given feeurity for the Rules of the fleet. I do not fee any LIM ' culty he will have in having the marriage performed." I.6ati Ctimicat Lot —" It has the Rules already. I apprehend the mania", may he folemnized within the Roles, for I underhand the Rules ate very ex !entire." Mr. RICHARDS—" There is no church within the Rules at All, as I underhand, my Lord." Loan CHANCELLOR—" There can be no difficulty in his giling to any church, properly accompanied* for the MAUI put pore of marriage. Mr. Taos} moot—. Your tordthip does not declare any thing as to du"! validity of the marriage already had in this cafe. You only order the marriage to be re.folemni/cd." Loan Cif a a ciecra- 1, I do not declare any thing on the validity or invalidity of the marriage already had, but order it to be re-folemnized in the ulual form diteeted in I;ke cafes by this Court ; although I may have but little doubt upon that queftion. I be titre it has been decided, Mr. RiChard., by the Dele gates, that their marriages are legal." Mr: RICHARDS—" They certainly have been fo decided, my Lord." LORD CHANCELLOR...." But till I think it is always better, in thete cafes, to order a new marriage. At leatt I think fo, Mr. Richards, and I accordingly fo dire° in this cafe." Mr. RICHARDS-.." That is the uniform praElice of this Court, my Lord."--..Upon which his Lordlhip's order was pronounced accordingly. Yefletday a Court of Direr ors was held at the Eail India Houfe, when Captain LYNCH, of the Harriet, and Captain Yourto, Of the Lord Eldon, for Madras and Bengal, and Captain RAMAGI, of the Lord K , t - rH, for St. Helena and Bengal, were (worn into die commands of their refpeilive Chips. Yeflerday a General Court was held at the Ealt India Houle, when the bufinefs refpeding a fum of money voted by the Court to the Reprefentative of (he late hlarquis CORNWALLIS, was refumcd. The Chaitimin brought forward a Ref..itrion of the Direflo,s, naming the fpecific fum 0( 4 0,0001. Mr. R. JACKSeg produced hi , former motion in confirmation of that Refolution, which was feconded by Mr. Rock. Mr. LOWNDIS propofed, that the Direelors fhonld bz fined an!. for ignoracc< of the B!e•law;, and that the advertifements, convening General Courts, fh -uld be printed in large Roman letters. Mr. Rock gave notice, that at the near General Conic he lhould propofe a motion on the fubj •ft of the Di , eelors having given a funs of money • the Private fecretary of the late Marquis Cosa %wig without the previous fauttioc qE do 9w l Cont. I