Star. — London, England, 1810-11-09 00:00:00

kor i a tORIAY, NOVEMBER 7: ' d47.ariv4c . l his Majesty's ship Isms, Oaistairi anh • tom off the Island of Guernsey., Mown b e late ten%pestuous Winds. • Should the wind to she intends sailing again to resume her sta .'s° arrived his Majesty's Brit - Pfeactft froth _Wind S. W. blows fresh: • PLYMtIUTH, NOVEMBER 7. • Arrived tl Loeb COCHRANE armed brig, frOM -; the kola tetider,with impressed men, froni Li ve rpool; and la. ?Imam; fligate, NORTH STAR, racoct; and ORESTES SioOpli iiom Falmouth, with wring packets : viz. Dispatch, Nocton, liiabeth, Diana, Express, and Adventure. ived the SCYLLA sloop of war from Corunni .uss cartel, With Mr. MACKENZIE on board, from rlaix, hence we may conclude that all negociation exchange of prisoners is at an end. By the cartel, we learn that the Four Brothers, Bor., from London for Gibraltar ; the Lord Col tiagivond, SALMON, from London for Lisboii; and an ican, flame nnknown, Lkwts master, are taken trried into Morlaii ; and an English letter of ue was on shore near that port a few days since,. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER g. • ;red the DAnigef from - Plymouth, 7.14 is .a convoy for he brAvns.—Sailed the sAItY . , sloop of war on a crtfae.—Wind N . W4 . _ ---- NOVEMBER R. •-• .. . . . _ : LAW INTZLL.WENCE: • toinitoetigiliki% slot*, Noir. i. . . . , , al! ak. suitor:if X 0 AINST Tlilf URA Av 4... A 4 Apts. The ATTOROINGENERA I. fu to, stated that he was instructed to apply tif the Court in the above ac tion, and to move that the trial in that cause, which stood for the 20th day of this month, should be poit poned, until their Lordships had first deCided upon 'the arguments and given judgment on the demurrer which was now at issue between the abovemanied Plaintiff and the Right Hon. Charles Abbot, Speaker of the House of Commons. He observed, that in the action brought against the Serjeant at Arms, the de claration in its several counts stated the i nature of the complaint against that Defendant; it set forth the inveeedings in the House of Commons, that Sir Fran !,cis, the Plaintiff, had been arrested by 'virtue of the :lwarrant issued by the Speakers that his house had been broken open, and himself imprisoned. The De fendant in his plea to that declaration set forth that , Sir Francis, the plaintiff, had avowed himself the i author of a letter published in Cobbites Weelly Register s li which, by a resolution of that House, was denom i. timed a gross, scandalous, and infamous libel ; and by a further vote of that House, he, the said Sir Francis, was directed to be imprisoned in the Tower. l That the Speaker of the House of Commons issued his warrant to the said Defendant, who, in obedience thereto went to the house of Sir Francis, and ac quainted him therewith ; that he, Sir Francis, after wards ordered, the doors of his house to be shut against the Defendant, who was therefore obliged to use ne cessary force to gain admission to the said house, and to arrest the said Sir Francis, which he accordingly did ; that he used only such force as was necessary to enable him to arrest the said Plaintiff; and having so DOVER, e ... French privateers, notwithstanding the !Smith& arrested him, delivered him over to the Constable of the 'rower of London. To this plea Sir Francis re lizers on this station, continue to visit this coast, plied, that more violence and force was oied than irticularly so when the wind blows strong frorn was necessary ; that the subsequent imprisonment W. the cruizers being then in the Downs or was a violation of law, and upon this issue was joined. Dungeness for shelter. Last night the Pilot —With respect to the action against the Speaker, the belonging to thie place wes chaced by a pri- Declaration in the Plaintiff's action, and the plea of Defendant were nearly the same as in the foregoing close in, and narrowly escaped being taken ; action. But instead of issue being joined and the par ivateer, however, took two brigs and a sloop, ties being put to their country (i. e. a Jury), the plain ihich she made off to/ the French coast. The tiff has demurred to the plea filed by the defendant, they has been. so dreadfully boisterous that we are , and the action must be decided by their Lordships we shall heard a great deal of damage. It upon the issue joined on this demurrer. As therefore the matter of law which is'disputed should decide on igly reported here that the CASTILLIAN 6 1 00 the the matter of fact, or in other words, whether it would , and RACIP.R cutter, are lost 'oft the French not be better for all parties, as well as infinitely more , crews saved.—Wind iii: blobs hard, with rain. commodious to the Court, and advantageous to the ednesday the Danish privateer Neptune, .of s should first be ascer public, that the law of the case .. tained he humbly submitted that the•motioit which id 23 men, came in here; she was taken off the ' . . . • 'he had signified would eventually, if allowed, be most by the tIt.ETAN brig ; she is a new vessel; and consistent with public justice. It would be right to ry well, There never were so Many - privateers remind the Court, that the declarations were filed on as at present. It frequently happens that six the 12th of May—that he lost no time in pleading to it are in sight from the hills at one time, tome- them —that although he was entitled to have further time to plead by the rules of the Court, yet he did more. Calais, Boulogne, and Dieppe swarm not avail himself of any thing of the kind, but filed them: - Et - has hlown very hard for some days his pleas on the 16th of the same month, in strict con e . , - galley, belonging to the Excise cutter, vats formity to the rules of the,Court. He trusted, there. in coming oil Chore near Sandgate, by which fore, that he should nct be accused of desiring delay, it sit men were drOwned, only one in the boat on the contrary, there was nothing which he so much deprecated. The Court was also to understands that saved. A fishing boat also was sunk, coining the demurrer was not filed by the plaintiff till the 27th , the pier, but all the people were saved, and the of June, yet he had till . the end •of Trinity Term, and boat have been recovered. which did not take place till the 11th of July last, to SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER se. join issue upon that demurrer. Nor has he thought fit at this hour to join issue therein. The demurrer Aielvtd his MajesfYis ships Anouhm, PRINCESS may be argued on Tuesday next, or on Friday week. .31INEi and LOCUST, from the Westward; the Hee the Attorney-General, would be ready on either iIINDOSTAN ind PPRPOISE have also arrieed froM flag days, consequently the delay that might erroneously ard, and sailed again for the River. • • e be imputed m him must recoil on the other side, if . they are not prepared, The Learned Gentleman th en YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER a. moved a for a rule to spew cause why the trial at Bar rived the , PAIRTRIDGE, from the Baltic, frith between Sir Francis Burdett, plaintiff, and Edward 7. - Sai led the &IMRE sloop of war, on aG. Coleman, Esq. Serjeant at Arms of the House of to the North .Stia. Remain, the ROEBUCK, Commons, which stands for the 20th of this month, ioce, Balms, abet Portia. The Elliott* and . should nor be postponed until after the arguments whielt wore bi shore oh this beach, have been are heard, and the Court shall decide upon the de ion, murrer in the action brought by the same Plaintiff toff, and brought into thisthis port to he..repoired. against, the Right Hon. Charles Abbot, Speaker of HARWICH, ttee'vEhttlEtt t. . the House of Commons." ailed the Areckland , picket, with the Anholt mail Mr. Justice Le BLANC and Lord ELLENBOROUGII .yesterday: *bend' t enquired whether any notice of trial had been given Part a the *reek of th elthi P in any of the actions i Sisk 'i; A. WAtitort master, bodnd to Stettin, in' The ATTORNEY GENERAL answered in the negative. billast, hag been brought info this poste . Lordships, that another action was rending at the. suit • .. LLOYD'S LIST. Of the same plaintiff against the Earl of Moira, Con eeisiel. tov. 7—Arrived the Three Friends, Clenglet her• ! stable of the Tower of London : that the declaration Havahrab; and the St. Nicholas, Hunter, fr om _ Malt* * — i against him was nearly the same in substance as that cu . Ann Dotethy, Cars., for St. Jude l i ; bate , Clark, for Gus- , against the other parties, but that there was some dif pe ; Mats, Fileoner,for , Martinique; and the Tyne i'ackets ' ./1 for Dublin; '• the pleadings • that filer:tie in the language of , *as j oined ; hOwever , in this *action, as in that against The St. Patrick, ko s s,- f rom N ewcast le t o Guern- the Seejeari i at Arm ' s ;and this also stood for trial at was lost on th e 24 t h o f O cto b er near C a l a i s . 1 Bar. et the same reasons prevailed why it should ie Tezel, MAURiCE,from*Newceatle to Ythrtouth, ! hot be tried any tnore than that against the Serjeant deserted in a siakiog state near Calais. 1 at Arms, till the law was ascertained uporethe db. 'e are sorry to learn, from the Master of a dains . : • riltirrer ; and upon that ground he should alsoeinoVe, Oathvel'aele4hiell'has put into Boston, throtieeh • that this action should not be tried till the Court gave of wtatheieethat the Lincolnshire col.* • pit judgment on the aforesaid demurrer. There was also a miserable pietai-e to the paesinginariner;birleg an additional reeson why this trial should be put' off, L aed erithattlie indieetitine ofeecent wrecks. Vie namely , Earl Moira's Solicit o r w as advised that Mr. R,f 6. dI of Gitinshoreugh e T. CAWKWTILL . master, Coleman, the Serjeant at Arms, was a witness most Newcastle, bound to Yanhouth, during a heavy material to his client on the said trial ; but Mr. Cole from the E. N. E. on the Ist instant, passed a than was serving with the army in P ortu g al with ly-laden seh ooner lying in the trough of the sea y , considerable credit to himself; as was seen by his de - T ..untly F o o t , abandoned by her crew. Oa the 2d meanour at the battle of Busacro. That application Rector.' was obliged to bear up for Boston, find. had been made at the War O ffi ce to recal him, but ilh otherwise imp oss ibl e to c l e a r t h e l an d ; an d • h i that it would be quite impossible to expect his arrival doing tki9 it vies that Captain CewKweee pasied cars, here in time. On these grounds he trusted their Lord tches, booms, and other - evidences of loss occasioned ships would grant him the Rule in this cause. , the severe-gale; but there ate not any vessels at Lord ELLENBOROLIGIi."." Te s ke three Rules Nifi, present missing, except the Name, of which we have a distinct Rule in eachactioreand let copies of the pro -ore spoken. Th e Dienbeth, lee rwooe, came in on ceedir.gs as hitherto had, be delivered to the Court in sal' with th e loss ora,nehor, cable, and Jib. time. The-Colit will find it requisite in the process bM*5l Wet& Deeps; and t s io or three other ves sels of each action to be in possession of them." " I taiied . ttearlysimilar losses. - - i The ATTORNEY-GENERAL answered--that care eleitit noon oithe Ist intent, the Northumberland should be taken to supply their Lordships with every Otketi Rymer," from Sunderland, with coals, having requisite doeutnent.—The Rules Nisi were all granted 4 S Prilli e‘ '' a leak off Whitby, foundered. The peePle, TICE ZINO v. PIIILL/Ps: Consisting of three men and . a boy, having taken . The ATTORNEY-GENERAL shewed cause against a boits, with the greatest difficulty effected a land. Mr: I RObinhoOd'Sßule obtained by M: Serjeant Lens, against the t B Ay, about nine o'clock at night' defendant, why be should not chew by what right he ,gli a h ea v y sur f . ' claimed to be a member of the Common Council of Thee.. - . eye convoy , * • ' Haverford-West ?--.The election of tee defendant, for the Baltic is apPointea to sai d . VI titzittrtiehei• , t , , ~, e,-, on or about the 10th insane. • 1 and several others, took place under the following cir e*leecumstances :—The Mayor, to be correct at the poll, \ N ", h ateY 4 00;fate_ bullocks, from Dublin were lands , ~ s e applied to a Barrister (a Mr. Jones) for his assl44ante trotted ft " Week- * - 1 -***l"*Pdleolovore .. .On the occasion . A.Cranalerhaa pat aleuestiols: Wile ex P e ettalSefdietbelst . t L. '" ' '": • " IDM, -, defendant, whether he had received the,sagamptitskir• . . • de gianaLANl off bY ino i t iate tioe.- 411 'ie %cm — • •• A r rives Ifbrbai 1 1 Liverpool pacouti a•e follow Os Elie! Arrive( the JANz.S tiorlaix, 1 excha Juts cal uso• ti t gwood America • a dd darri a arque Arrive pointed WIZ SlOl The F cruize . cd part, dgS.W c der E rater be • weer cl e privy frith whi ceather • iarful !strong war, 103 S: ; CI Wedni Fs and fuel by ails very lout as !tight r tines me ith the] nit: a . apt accident king sal irOM tltt sets and Arriv CAROLI iimtorr %mai • Attie envoy. ttit off, Stile stlyeste *haft, ballast GRAY }J SAled *lupe ; The The was de itre beim: stress • 0114 a strewe i Lifo kin gale fr 441 y •ef Hu IN RR kg. it I doing I hatch , : Tv, the Present before Find al behinl Pa: ket sprun g Consist the b o , in g at throty, , The hop t Slew at WI Are ex, o. • I 1110VEN111* 8.1.dt-ifiLL it; ikaititak. ... This was an action brought.by Mr. Hill, an Attor; ney, to recover £6 for business done in a case in which Mr. Harness, a gentleman h-lonaine to the Tianipoit Office, was defbndatit ft appeared that Mr; Harness bad accepted a bill of exchange, drawn by a Mr. Gdrniatt (since lead), ,, and being atied 011 _ the bill, the copy or a wnt wro th ;,e 11.,,, . i Mayor and Mt. Jones repeatedly called on him to let was left at Mr. Hill's Office, in Chancery.lane. There theft see the case, which he refused ; arid Mr. Jones not being aware of such a one being in ei'stence, ad : was no proof of any transaction pe taoliA ll y b etween vised the Mayor to adjourn the poll to the following the.plaintiff and defendant . day. Between the adjourtinient•and the nseeting next Th e ev id ep e e to su p port the case wits Mr George day, the defendant and some o t her candidates receiv- Hill; brother to the plaintiff. He s t ated ; t h at t h e . ed the Sacrament privately at Lady Kensington's copy of the Writ served on Harness w as l e f t at ' hi house of his brother. He could not say it was bro••ght house.. This was what the Learned Serjeant's clients by the defendefit, hut, in his opinion; it Wis sent by complained of. He (Mr. Attorney-General) held in the defendant %Tie: instructions to d e f e nd t h e act i on . his hand the affidavits of the Mayor and of Mr. Jones, Hill, the witness, went to the Transport Office, and who positively denied that they adjourned the poll had a conversation about the biil for defending the with the intenti o n of giving the defendant an oppor: suit, and it was stated that the delitidant had said be tunity of receiving the Sacrament ; but that they din : it to give themselves an opportunityopportunity of being made ac- isould call on the plaintiff. quainted with the cage mentioned by the Gentleman, 1 Sir Lusts M.p4sInELD observed to the Tory, the and Which he refused to skew them. Mr. Jones, during not i ce o f the dmaration being filed azainst the de the evening, searched for it, and found it.—lt was The i fendant, is brought to the !inure of Hill, AS the actor' King v. Hawkins, and did not bear on the case; and so ! ney of the defendant. This notice must b e pea-tonally he declared at the meeting on the following day, when i delivered, and it must have got o u t of the possession the poll was reopened, and the defeadant elected. But lof Harness. It was carried to th e ho nse o f Hill, an d • left witTi Hili's clerk. How eyrie it with Hill, but suppose, said the Learned Counsel, the cl:?fendant had ; for the purpose of defendin g the action ? You Rill not received the Sacrament during adjournment, his election would remain good, for the Act of Indemnity judge, therefore, whether there is not sttnn probabi. ' lily that Hill was employed in the case t o w hi c h t he Qhe 501 A of the King) sets forth, that any person Ilected, and who received the Sacrament before the i papers sent to his offize applied. year 1811, should be competent to fill such situatluns It is represented on the part Of die defendant, that to which they had been so chosen. there was a man of the name of Ge.rrnhin who drew Lord ELLENBOROVen—" I think there is something the bill or Harness, and that he had said he should intricate in this case, and that it ought to come before I b e at the: tirat may be, there is no proof of that sort. If Mr. expense of defending the action ; h owever the Court in the fullest manner ; I therefore think the 1 fiainess did not mean to pay the expellee of deft& rule ought to be made absolute, which will enable as to have it argued at length."—Rule made absolute. ing the action, he ought to have paid the bill of ev TIM KING v. ROACH. change. As there is no proof that any other person Mr. ATTORNEV-GENERAL--" nit is a similar - case to the last, except that the defendant did receive the Sacrament before the first day •f election, which does away with the complaint, and of course the rule must be discharged with costs. Mr. Serjeant Len acknowledged that the state tnent of Mr. Attorney-General was true, but the de fendant had deceived the complainants by refusing to answer whether he had or had not received the Sa crament ? Lord ELLINEOROUGII" I cannot bold, brother Lens, that a candidate at an election has a right to answer every qtiestion put to him by his electors, or a party opposed to him."—Rule dismissed with costs. THE KING v: RICII. Mr. GLEADE moved for, Rule to skew cause why the verdict in this indictment should , not be set aside, or a new trial granted. It was tried before Mr. Jus tice Le Blanc at the last AsSizes at Oxford, and a verdict given for the Crown. It was an indictnient against two ladies, of the :lime of Rich, for not re pairing a bridge in Berks. He would not contend that, as the owners of the manor, they were not ob liged to repair; but he would, that they were not ha. ble to rebuild. In the present case, the bridge was blown down by the visitation of Gon, which could not have been foreseen or prevented by human means.— It had been Oetermined in cases 4 embankment on the sea-coast, whembieaches had been made by storm, the county *as liable. • . , Lord ELLENDOROUGH.- 4 Can you point out where a county is liable to die visitation of GOD, and indi viduals not ?" Mr. GLEADE—" Certainly not, my Lord." Mr. Justice LE BLANC—" It may be very severe against the Ladies, but certainly the case is very strong against them."— Rule refused; , was to pay btu Harness , and as he must have sent the papers to Hill's office, you will judge whether there is any defence to this actiod.The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. rkasom V. CALLOW, ThiS was an action.for the price of two pigs sold to the defendant by plaintiff. The cause was not de fended. Callow, it appeared, had entered into ark agreement With the plaintiff, on the 24th of May last; to purchase four pigs, for which he was to pay £l6; and which were to be taken from plaintiff's premises on the following day. At the specified time, defen dant sent for two of the pigs, but refused to take the other two, which were 3.611 in plaintiff's posstisiobi ready to be delivered up. ' Verdict for plaintiff—damages FS: I • t ADMIRALTY COURT, NOV. e. ! Ansui.and Catharine, Plump master —This vessel, inetirsifik silks and linens, was bound ftens Hambursh to Loathing& the time she was captured by the Mercurbil. It appeared at the for ' hearing, that she was captured within one Dutch mile of the ! etel; and site ext.use which the milter then let up for being fe u , rid in such a situation was; that he had mistaken the Dutch `boot for the English. The Court therefore deemed it necessary to have the attendance of the Trinlty l Masters, whose opinion thid , day was, that it was inipossible to atalte such a mistake .-- Con- • Iliphia, Koster inaster.—Tbis iiie a tam of a slenliar deserlp. lion. The vessel was With *kit verioeS Juliette, sad *as pre.. ceedin-, at sheen's of capture, from St. Petersburg's, ostensibly; to Baltimore. The Trinity Masters were of opinioo, that there was no evidence to induce than) to believe that the Master bud any intention to go into Holland, however ignotant helzUghthatit been.—Restoreit. Anna Maria Elizabeth, Piet Master. Ship released, end the unprohibited pan Of her.cargo. klormanden, Brandi Matter.—This was a Danish ablis kill with hemp, which was coming, when captured; from RI. t Leith.—Restored, subject to the captors expences. . - • Emelle, Lagroth Master.—Thls vessel was under &weak MR lours, laden with wheat, deals, kt. :rem Riga, ostensibly to O. tenbuith.—R est ored. Amedes, Lerberg Maiter.—This vessel was under ',redid litioi l lours, and laden with tallow, fLtz, hemp, Ste.--Condedlikiiiiint Masters private adventure restored. Anna Ida Catharina, Mitster.--This laden with hemp, its!, Sic. bound to Hull.—Reineliekidljedl.lllF! the captors' expellees. . .. a Freide, Fozholtz Master.—This vessel was tinder Prussian iii= 'Ours, and laden With vaiious articles, coming ostensibly to Cole ' berg—Restored, subject to the allure' expenses. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WESTMINSTER, Nov. 7 GARDINER AND OTHERS V. SENHOUSE AND OTHERL This cause, which was on a policy of insurance, had been tried last Term, on a motion for a new trial, and a verdict entered'for the Plaintiff. Mr. Serjeant Coceeet. now moved for a rule to shew cause why a new trial should not be again granted, on the ground that the Jury had found a perverse verdict, contrite to the direction of the EDINBURGH, NOVEMBER 5. Court, and had construed the policy of insurance improperly • hailing given to. it a latitude which, in S atur d ay , H enry Ll o yd, Midshipman o f theOale Gal fact, it would not bear. The policy was on the ship lint gitn-brig, who W o - t as committed the Tolbooth of Good I Hope, bound on a trading voyage from Lon- I this city,' on the 14• th of August, emitted of killing a don to Trinidad, and from thence to all or any of I foreig Leith harbotirn seaman , while the vessel be belonged to eras, British the ports of discharge on the Spanish Main, with : liberty of calling at any of the settlements or. I ente stand ring trial before the 'H received an indictment ro, High Court of Justiciary, fee islands, in the course of her voyage to the Spanish that crithe, oil the 19th instant. , ! Main, with the exception of Jamaica and St. Do. 1 Saturday evening, about ten o'clock, a recruit bee' mango. The vessel, it appeared, WAS lost on the Jon to the Perthshire Militia, endeavouring o to ' Anegada Reef, near the Island of St. Thomas ; and on g in g the question was, whether that island was in the direct ,climb over the south wall of the Castle, fell over and sea the Spanish Man ? manlike course of a vessel bound to the western among the rocks, and was so dreadfully mangled part about the head, that he is not expected to live.—He of was carried to the Royal Infirmary. Chief Justice ,Maeselece—di There must be a rule to shew cause. The Court were perfectly in The herring fishery has been more leeteheliki in some parts of Argyleshire this season, thae ft hat possession of the merits of the cause. I recollect the some been for several years back. Ott the west arm of feeling by which I was influenced when 1 practised at the bar ; and had 1 been Counsel for the Plaintiff Mull great numbers have been caught. It ie sup posed that, in Lech Scriddan alone, 110,000 barrels in this cause, I should, after the Court had stated P its opinion, have agreed that my client should be non- have been cured since the middle of September. In suited, arid not have trusted to the prejudice of a Jury. deed, the herring fishery has proved astonishingly I do not mean to insinuate any thing against the Jurypreductive along the whole of the west coast, and , western isles; insomuch, that a barrel of herrings might who pronounced the verdict in this case—they, like other men, have their prejudices. These things are on many occasions, and particular:y on Saturdays, talked over at Lloyd's before they come into Couit, have been bought for a shilling, owing to the diifi cuy o ' and opinions are there given as to the meaning and laid iet f guttin o salt.g the quantity caught in time for being intent of disputed policies, which, of course, must have some effect. I: was supposed by the Plaintiff s 1 Some weeks ago, William Farquhar, fisher from that there was a prejudice among the Jury, and Port-Gordon, was accidentally killed be falling over therefore, the question was suffered to go to them.— a rock, while engaged in the herring fishing at Wiek. It had been attempted to be proved, that proceeding Wednesday last, a man from England, named by the Virgin Islands was the way to Trinidad ; but Blinkinsop, was committed to Paisley jail, charged this was qualified by Plaintiff's witnesses stating, it with stealing goods from a bleachfield at Pollob. was the way according to the clause contained in the shams.. A number of pieces of the stolen goods 'were Policy ; arid when I hrst read the Policy, I supposed found in his house. that it gave a latitude, which on a subsequent exami- A dreadful fire took place at Contin, on the mem:, nation,l found it did net possess.—lf the same con- ning of Saturday ' the duet is to be puisued by the Plaintiff's Counsel, and barns full of that a little prejudice exists among the Jury * the De- various implements fendant will gain nothing, ultimately, by this applica- some other small tion.,—However, take the rule"..2_ L corn in the barn , Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD / 'Attire Counsel for the The fire was. Plaintiff on the fortner trial, stated, that, if he had a neighbouritig supposed the'Opinion of the Court had been'so deli- consumed is estimated dly egegoor Min on that %Wail" he certainly would of it belonged cwt have pressed the business. farther, . , tin ; and no • mg that year ? He refused to ait nreri on whla the same Gnatletmin declare* that the didnidant, or the other candidates, earild, not-be electedl: without declaring ,whether they had or had not teceived, the Sacra. Mont preiious to the election ? He also stated; that he had in hit ptissession ,a case which was confirmed in the , Court pf King's Bench, to that effect ; the , ! 1 1 , urday last the 26th ult. by which MO corn, a stable contalnitg cart ggrraai~th, and lements of husbandry, and a - byre, with ;mall houses, together with 17 stacks of )arn.yard, have been bowl° tint rood occasioned, it is thought, by *lark tram frig chimney. The value if the propiver estimated at ii'7oo at least. Os who& tcl to William tviackentiso wow O.' part of it was insured,'