Star. — London, England, 1810-07-26 00:00:00

I NJ PAL INTELLIGENCL FALMOUTH, JULY 23. passed by thi; Ka the Portuguese and Mediterra ;lean fleets, and were joined by the ships from hence. PLYMOUTH, JULY 4 4. No arrivals or sailings since my last. .The Tat: t.-.MeH came up harbour this day, her crew ore turned over to die ARMADA and DRAGON,.7.I's. The SE ,:lp.Amis frigate isoexpected to sail this evening for Lisbon; she is waiting dispatches from Goiernment, which are hourly expected, down. The SautatoStis i s a remarkabk swift sailer... . , • PORTSMOUTti; WLY 2 , • Arrived Lis Majesty's sh i n ArittuA from Plymouth. C me out othartlour hi.. k)jesiy's shipManOonduall and the DLL:cur sloOp of %vim Wind S. W. DEAL, JULY 2S. Sailed the ALGERINE cutter with a convoy td the westward. —Arrived his Majesty's ship Dzrzxcis from a cruize off FlusYng. Wind S. W. JULY 25. Yesterday P. M. arrived the BADGER . &Om Flush. ing qr. , ..1 the •PattsEls gun-brig from a cruize, and this morning the LIGHTNING sloop from Portsmouth.— Under sailing orders the LIIIIIITNING fdr the Baltic, svid , stores, the BADGER' CO Heligoland, with convoy;' arid t:ie S zpr. ror Portsmouth to refit.—Remain the. I,IA'AItE: and QuEutc with • the above. ship,. R.:ads. Wind S. E. . gr. GREENOCK, JULY Arrived herz on Saturday, • the. United Kingdoirt . t.::;YriV, from Kingston, Jamaica, in 36 - days, haying triormed the voyage out and home in three months 2c .,i 16 days. The General Wellesley, Invixt,'.fori p.:rt, sailed in company with the packet /Bth )Iy—the packet put b tck ten days thereafter, hairing carritA away her bowsprit—sailed afterwards two dar previous to the United Kingdom. FRONI LLOYD'S LIST. Clitaczeimr, JILT 25.—Arrived the St. Andrew, Currie, the iiarnioney, Bell, from Guadaloupe ; Duckenfield, Cornish, f r ea l tit. Lucia; Thomas Wilson, Norris, and the Farmer, Shaw, froa:vlrzinia ; Thomas, —, from Martinique; Mars, Folkner, and Elisabeth, Cassell, from Dominica.... Sailed the lit.secra, Owe, for New York ; and the Alert, Quarrill, for Belfast. WHALE FISHERY.—HULL, JULY 23. TI .e New Manchester,. Hunter, arrived here on Wednesday, from Greenland, with 7 fish, about 40 tun? ()foil. This vessel was compelled to leave the Esiiery leaky, having got stove amidst the ice. The Resointim!, Scoresby, arrived at Whitby on Monday last, from the Greenland Whale Fishery, with 2S fish, about 230 tuais of oil.,—The Eliza, Swann, Young, of Montrose, has also arrived with 10 fish, 130 tuna of oil *; and the Hope, Sangston, of Petc:l,..ad, with 17 fish, 120 tun of oil. These vesbels ing the fdloWing account of the success of the at:6::.rocntianed ships at Greenland, viz. Dick, 5 fi .11; Erginvm, Pinkrey, 12 fish, 90 1. LAtsaii, Hawkins, 7 fish, 60 tuns ; Harmony, Mae . fiiii; Laurcl, Brenkinsop, 4 fish ; Perstverance, Hun- C f.-I, tc) tuns; Nince o: Brazil, Milner, 7 fish, June 21st ; li . .!berry , 10 ; Sarah and. Elizabeth, Kearsley, 4 or 6 i.,::, 11.nc Thomas, Taylor, 7 fish, 70tuns; Valentine, L;.:c, 7 h lurk: ; Zephyr, Bell, 12 fish, June 2 . 241. . I .;Fair:o.:.—Janc, Jameson, le fish, June 22c1; Latona, F.2:7. , an, n, June 21st. i.:.5:,:e..--: - r:c•nd-hip, Ireland, 6 fish, 60 tuns, June 22d; :•. Da;liar, 14 fish, 120 was, June Sid; Rodnty, Mill, May W:11. Clough, 6 fiat, .50 tutu, June 22d, Lion, 14•~rtiins, 3 fish, 100 tuns, June 26th. I ..ncor.—rNannia, Beatyntati, 15 fish, 140 tuna; Dunclee, enri,cr,l S Es!i, l une Zed ; Effort, Pattes . son, 9 fish ; Experiment, Eh: Hope, Gallowal, 4 fish, June SOch wi.;ll l ‘htel ; - Trotter, IS fish ; Ind - wary, 2S el sm, 5 fi,!l; Kay; /V fish; Neptune, Robertson, I 4 fi,h, Jur? .;.,1; llce.n, Wustwacer, Viilant, Kay, 40 or 11 fish, SO ttx.;, Jme rerglet, 2 ash, lune 22a; Fountain, li-11, b 3 tur s. l'en:l;u:An.—Active, Sulu, 10 fish, 60 tuns, June 11th; Ent,rprize, Volume, 13 fish, 100 tuns, June 9tll. Wahr`Y...Airt A,ell , iohnson,l3 fish, near full ; Experiment, lanon, 8 fish, 70 tuns, Jure 2:".11 Henrietta, Kearsley, 13 fish ; LiTtlY, Smith, 8 fish and 2000 seals, 80 tuns, June '2. 2d ; Vnlur.- tetr, Daw s on, 11 fi s h, J une 2d ; William and Ann, Stephens, 9 5.41,120 tuns. The Reslution brings an account of the death of I\l7. Alex. Fellerton, the surgeon of the Aimwell wzo that three of the crew of that ship were drowned, in consup:ence of a boat being stove by a lylkpiv fermi a whale. One of the unfortunate sufferers belonged to Shetland ; the othei two, of the names of Jameson and Cousins, were inhabitants of Whitby. The Experiment, Barton, has also arrived at Whit- ty, from Greenland, with nine f.h, 75 tuns of oil. On Friday last, the William and Ann, Stephens, arrived at Whitby, from Greenland, with 11 whales 1.2 !ice] s ; expected to boil 130 tuns of oil. One et the se.anen heloaging to her, Thomas Moorsua, of Robin: Hood's Town, immediately after the muster ing of the pet.ple, proceeded home ; • and having .1rNII: clip et tea, dropped down upon the floor, and imme diately expired. The fuliowing is a statement of the success of the vcss , .is at Davis's Straits, according to the account iirotight by the Thornton, Captain C7romptln, which arrived here yesterday morning, with 11 fish, produ cia% 400 butts of blubber. S.::its.—The Duncanbe, 1°; Evcrthorpe, 8 ; Eques- Ms frgria, 16; Konigsberg, 9; Leviathan, 21; Lynx, 9 ; ua awl Elisabeth, 11 ; North Briton, 9; Prescott, 12; Royal George, 11; Symmetry, ; Samuels, 18 ; 'Trafalgar, 16; Ve nerable, 17 ; and the John, 9; by On account received per the Cato, which a, rived here this mornin g with 18 fish, and 500 b u n s Of blubber. The Lady Jane, Holmes, has arrived at Shields from Davis's Straits, with 16 fish, 250 tuns of oil. On Friday se'nnight, arrived in Leith Roads, the Raith, Davidson ; and Royal Bounty, Kellie, from Davis's Straits, cull ships; the form,:r with 12, and the latter with 13 fish. The Success, Thompson, of that port, has since arrived with 13 fish, a full ship. A EZP.Dr.L:II—HerCUIeS 6. DU N . L) E e- - --Advice 9. Calypso and Horn 10 each, Es:ridge, 8 or 9. BE ft wicK—Nurfolk, 10. Lams 7 Rattler, and William and Ann, 12 each ; Thomas and Aaa, 14. ...oNnoN—Proress, 10 or 12 ; Aurora, 9. .NawcAs divan, well fisltcd. The Captain of a vessel who arrived here on Thursday, says, that he spoke a ship going into Dun dee, from Davis's Straits, w: lo informed him, that the Leviathan, of this port, had g ot 24 fi sh. She arrived at Stronaness on Thursday. bwrtmtrrios or Mix MONEY. The I.eandef, fai tti 244 n. ei; kap . cured April 26, lso4, Was paid on the 19th inst. air No. is mat Genru-stftet, Westmin ster, Mid *All be there recalled for three years. The Conatint, for the Groeniand, Kline COIMar, Prints Cart, Mari/arena; Bnisbeh , and Hammonla, emitured between the 1 ith and 40th ipf August i So f was paid On board, at Phrineuth, on the 21st last. ind *ill be recalled on Mondays and Thurseays, for three:mond* at Ilb. 111, Clement% inn. The same, fee the Luckly, no name, No. 13, an d Wendt,. blied, captured between the etth s iuly and 31st August, 1800, and for the Sophy and Derfelt, captured on the 6th a n d 7th Oc tober ftillmaing, was paid on board, at Plymouth, on the 21st inst. and will be recalled as above. The Leander and Cambrian, fur the Hibberts, captured Au gust 16,1604, was paid on ie 19th instant, at No. ii, Great George-street. Westminster. and will be there recalled for three yelp. The Champion, for the proceeds of a box of coral, on board the ship Ann, detained 2Sth September ' 1807, will be paid at No. 44, George-street, Plymouth Dock., on demand. The Venus, for her proportion af the salvage of the sloop Suc cess and her cargo, retaken 11th May, 1809, by the Venus and Lively, will be paid on board the Venus, on her arrival at Ply mouth, and recalled as above. The Druid, for the proceeds of the French corvette le Basque, captured November 13, 1809, and of the bounty money arh.hig therefrom, will be paid on board at Plymouth, on Saturday the 17th instant, and recalled as above. The Earl Spencer, for the Feederlandet, captured April 7, 1800, will be paid at Messrs. Latham, Rice, and Co.'s, Dover, on the 6th of August, and there recalled, f, .:. three years. The Childers, for the Flundrun and Aurora, captured Novem ber 10, 11, 1809, will be paid on board, on arrival at I,vith, and recalled at No. 6, Stanhope-street, Strand. The Diadem, Diomede, Ralsonable, Narcissus, Lee.a, Protec• tor, and Enconn)er, for the Volontaire and Rolla, c..p, used Feb ruary 21 and March 4, 11106, were paid on the 18th and 19th init. at No. 13, Holborn-court, Gray's inn, awl will be there rt.- ' called, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, for three months ' af,er whichlit undalined Shares will be paid Into Greenwich Hos .Pktat.*: ThoConsus, for the Fame, captured. February 27, 'Snit. srli isthi the . 25th, and 26th init. at No. 13, licihorn.court, Inn; and there recalled, on Wednesdays and Thundays, tor three " months. • The Piercer, for the Mercurius, captured February 8, 1 CO', *was paid on board, at Plymouth, en the 26th inst. am will be •recalled at No. IS, Clement's Inn, on Mondays and 'ltursdays, for three months. The - Alexandria, for the Sophia,"Jonge-Ness, Elbe, Johannes, 3orgen, Sehkabad, Maria, Erndte, Speculation, and Aurora, cap tured November 2.5, for the Laxon, captured December 18, and Cupido and Speculation, captured December 21, 1208, was paid on board, at Sheerness, on the 23th inst. and well be recalled at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster, for three months. The Roebuck, for the Greve Ahiefelt I.aurig, and the Fortuna, captured August 27,1207, was paid on board, on the 21st inst. and will be recalled at No. 12, Leadenhall-street, on Tuesday, and Fridays, for three months. The Wail, for the FOrtitucle, recaptured November 15, 1809, was paid on the 24th init. at No. 8, Brick -court, Temple, and will be there recalled. The :ta lequi for the De lolgc Roelf Pobnan, Petronilla, \Prow Mara. and Iris, captured April 3, 1806, will be paid on the 14th of August, at Nlcssrs. Hingston's, Falmouth, and there he Experiment, for the John, will be paid and recalled as above. Thr Claudia, for the Pharaszren, captured January 17, 1809, was paid on the 24th initant, and will be recalled at No. 12, Clement's inn. he Swan, for the Anna Dorothea, captured Nov. 15, 1808, was paid end will be recalled as above. LAY' IMELLIGENCE. BRECON CIRCUIT. The Honourable GEORGE HARDING:. ABEL Morsgy, Esq. Presteigne--Monday. August 20. Brecon—Saturday, August 25. Cardiff--Saturday, September 1. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 2:. ROTTERY V. BARRETT. itif had paid, tilder the comontsion of die law ; he . 11 1 141 t tnerefore terta'nly entitled to recover. Th.! Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff,--Da- mates £37, costs 40s. AYERS IN HUGHES. This was an action for an assault. The plaintiff and defendant are both shipwrights, and foremen over different departments in they of Mr. Thomp son. It appeared that the workmen had been caulk ing a vessel, and some altercation arising between t h y• plaintiff and delend ant respecting removalg the stag s, preparatory to launching the vessel, the plaintiff wish ing to decline removing the stages that night, the de fendant called the plaintiff a lazy rascal, who leplied by asserting that he was a liar. Upon this retort cour teous, the defendant seized the plaintiff by th?, n• and wrung it violently. Ayers told him l►e aro 1 make him pay ; upon which he said he would wring it again, and in tact repeated the c )mpliment twice more, calling fin the bye-standers to witne,s whether he did not do it boldly. Verdict for the plaindff— damages £2O ; 40s. costs. BRADBURY V. TROMP:SON. This was an action for a breach of contract. appeared that on the Idth of January, 1809, the plain tiff purchased of the defendant 45 hays of cottal, at h. 100. per lb. which were to be delivered in on month ; the cotton was at the time lying in the Eas India Company's warehouses, and i❑ the course o: the month 37 bags were delivered. The presen. action was brought to iecovcr £49, being the value of the eight bags remaining. On the part of the defendant it was proved, that in the course of the month cotton had fallen in price to lid. per lb. ; that the defendant was not at all anxi ous for the delivery of the remaining eight bass, and in fact that they remained in the Company's ware houses by concurrence.—Plaintiff nonsuited. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY 2s. RRAOG V. THORNTON. This was an action brought to recover the sum of 450 16s. 6d. alledged to have been paid by plaintiff to defendant, in consideration of the latter pet-rmm ing a certain contract, which he had not done. The plaintiff is a ship-owner, and the defendant * who is a procurer of seamen, had engaged in May last to supply five sailors to go on board a vessel call— ed the John Dent, belonging to plaintiff, and bound on a voyage to Martinique. The defendant procu red the men accordingly, but declined taking them himself down to Gravesend, where the ship was sup posed to lie, and delivered them up to the care of the plaintiff. Defendant received ten guineas for procuring the men, and three of the latter were each paid five pounds (a month's wages) in advance; one not being an able-bodied seaman, received but £4., and the fifth, having no account to settle with the defendant, chose to receive his money on boar.l the ship; at Gravesend. These different yin:s were paid into the hands of defendant by plaintiff, with two drafts—Plaintiff also discharged sime contin;v'nt expences, amounting to XL es: 61 making, with the former sums, the wank amount mentioned in the de claration, and row sought to be recc,verel At the time the plainiiff delivered the first draft, he inquired what security defendant would give for the perfor mance of the agreement ? To this the latter answer ed, there could be no doubt of the men performing the voyage ; if they did not, Ile would return the money. Mr. Bragg* then took the men down to Both the parties in the business lived at Woolwich, I Gravesend, but s - lie . n they arrived there, the John and the plaintiff had been advised to bring two sere- Dent had soiled. He then accompanied them to town red actions, the first for the recovery of a certain ar- in the Gravesend-hmt, and they tvent about their tide of mighty value—a chaise in which children are business. Ina few days, the plaintiff callt;d on the wheeled about, forcibly taken from his premises hr defendant, and demanded the men ; the latter infor the defendant, who claimed it as his ; and the second ree d him, that he knew nothing about them ; how. action was for an assault, said to be committed on the ;.ever, he accompanied pleint . ff to several houses in plaintiff's wifi: by the defendant, in the act of taking : search of them, hut ineffectually. Plaintiff stated, possession of the above chaise. 1 -that he heel another ship ready for th. in to go en The fact of the chaise being thus taken by the de- ; board ; or if they would rather go the origin el voyage, feud.int, was supported by the testimon - ; of four or - he would pay their expences to Portsmouth, where the five witnesses ; ss hen ship then was. As the men, how( ver, were not to be Mr. PARK, for the defendant, said he would not found, he demanded his money back, which being re trouble the Court by entering into the circumstances fused, he brought the present action. which induced the defendant to claim the chaise as his c Mr. Serkant BEST contended, that Defendant had ;forfeited the money which he had agreed to return if own, ale! to take possession of it in the way described. The Je the men did not go the voyage.ry found the value of the said chaise to he • tweety !lillings, and gave a verdict for the plaintiff Mr. Seijeant VAUOUAN maintained, that Defers to e , :t are . Nant. ; dant, having given up the men to Mr. Bragg, and in !!he 2,1 tet:on, which was for the assault, it was; having previously informed him that he could not eni'eavree •,' to be proved, that in the scuffle about t.:ke them to Gravesend, was no farther respoesihle. the elet;se, the plaintiff's wife bad sustained so much . It the principle contended for wi re admitted, viz. that iiiilry t•.at a eirgeon was called in, and she was con- . the Defendant had entered into an agreement that floc d to her bed for two weeks. : the men should go Mr voyage, or else the money be Letem c.w‘s-examination it appeared that there was ;returned, it must be evident, that if they ran from the vessel at Gibraltar, or any other port, before the voy ne mirk of external injury, and that her confinement , to bed did not take place till a week after the scuffle. ' age was complete, he might be sued, as well as in the The surgeoa who attended her was not subpcenaed :. present instance. to state either the cause or the nature of his patient's ; Chief-Justice MANSFIELD—" The contract was, that it ness. . ' the men should sail from Gravesend. It was the lurk I. rd ELLENIInttOrGH, in his charge to the Jury, , of the Plaintiff if he permitted the vessel to sail helot e reprobated the conduct of the plaintiff's attorney for . the business was finished. No blame could be impu advising two actions, when he must have known that table to the crimp, who had nothing more to do when one would have sufficed, and that both actions might the men were delivered up, and the Plaintiff was sa have been couilliiied in one—thus attempting to load tisfied to take them down the River." the defendant with an expence that was altogether : t laintiff non-suited, with leave to enter a verdict unnecessary. When all the circumstances of the two for the two drafts, or either of them. cases were considered, the Jury would do no more than sIIITH G. ABELL pronounce it a simple assault. They would probably This was an action brought to recover the price of he alsoof opinion that very moderate damages would a horse, which was aliedged to h ive been given in satisfy the justice of this case.—The Jury returned a exchange by defendant to plaintiff, at ith a wairanfy, I verdict for the plaintiff, damages one farthing. i but which was sub3ecocntly discovered to be diseased. GRIFFIN it. WALLIZR AND WHITEALL. 1 It was stated that the plaintitY, a rope-maker, desi- This was an action brought to recover £37, money ring to be well mounted, had gone to the yard of the paid for the use of the defendants, under the follow- defendant, a horse•cle.:ier in the Borough, in January ing circumstances :—The son of the plaintiff, having last, and pufcliaEed a horse far J) guineas : he sent b e come a bankrupt, his father, the plaintiff, purchased him to Mr. Palmer, who keeps a repository in the 130- I the assignees, for his son's use, a part of the furni- rough, who immediately perceived that the horse was' ture upon the premises, and the son continued to re- . unsound. The plaintiff, however, liking the appear- s ide upon the premises. Soon afterwards, the Collet- ' ante of the animal, sent him to the c . .entry, conceiving 1 for of the King's taxes put an execution into the house that tender treatment might'ining him round, and for for taxes due previous to the bankruptcy, to the his immediate use, he purchased from defendant a amo unt of £37, and on application being made to the second horse, which was subsequently discovered to assignees by the plaintiff, they refused to redeem the I be troubled with a variety of complaints : he was re goods, oa pretence that they were sold to the plain- turned to defendant, and in lieu of him he received a tiff liable to the demand which might be made upon ' serviceable animal. The sixty guinea horse still con them for taxes, and the plaintiff was therefore obliged , tinued on the hands of the plaintiff ; andit was attemp to pay the demand made by the Collectors ; and to ! ted to be proved' by Mr. Palmer, who was examined, recover the amount of that payment the plaintiff now' that he had been exchanged for a black horse, which brought his action. 1 had a defect in one of his legs ;,. the price of which Lord ELLENDORODGII said, the sale of the goods to ' was the subject cf the present action. the plaintiff by the assignees, must be considered as a Plaintiff, however, having failed tr. proving the ex sale free from any charges to be made on them at any change, Chief Justice Magssumn observed, that the future time ; they were , ho w e v er , it was afterwards ' comas in the declaration wen not proved; and the discovered, subject to alias for taxes, which the plain- :_plaintiff was nonsuited. . AtzwearsTLE, att r 04. Yesterday being he day appointed for laying the ,-orttim old foundation st.oe of the new Court Muse and J.til for the County t:1 Northumberland, in the ksle-Ganli, a large and rotrectAble a%uvibliti,e of coa:ity gentlemen, and of gentlemen belonging to Nl,•trtastle, accompanied Earl PERCY * as represent*. ye of his nobl • Either, ti witness Lie iniercstiag ce. I ern .ny. The Nt.t, castle Volunteers, the Tyne mouth ,lercy Tenantry Ritle•me.n, and the N .wcastle •nel, accompanied toe peoccssion of gentlenra, and kept tit.. grt.und. 't he IV( rshirful tho Corporation Newcastle ise t ded Lot el.hi I ) in *their r..hes, which altogether made a grid and imp .sing p...e. de Ott the :.rr;val of the I tocet..s'on w.thin tl e ealing, an immt-nst.. c of on a to upo. ; ary f .r d and ; uteri:4.l - z 'pp ; and wl.utt In tm.ces aci reached t1,.2 gr. &Ind, ..n the l'aCt 01 t. e td.dog a. iIIIZZ of Cc.ll.•r tf•IL1104 , :l IPas rd. ',vet.- m ng the n,,b!e visitor .4n,1 hi, it ,, glc• con p 4 , l v, roy.:l s4lnte of 21 guns nas then Sired .m die s ;e. ‘‘. hen twelve ()lock struck, ;he cer ninny com :nence I, by Tilos, vsCLeNNtra., E,q. as ch.t.rm • of t e b .nch of Jist;ces, wow uncng a neat eukgiunt a I the ;Invaded bu ;ling, and c; mplitneacd • lae °lvry on ;3 pahlic spirit ;n t sad' an stwful aILI splrn J n; mot 4 al , If their colony, and of :h. it eg4r..l to the dis‘ensAtion of pe:,l:r it lb • m , rtar was Earl P.;:tc r d: p. sited a h• s pl ere inelo..cd in gLisc, hermetic y sealed, on which WAS the fullowiag loscription lindtr the Auspices of the .P.Tort Yale 11:.gh 11:Erand Esrl of Northunkrioxi, Earl and &troll Prrcy, Baron I.t,cv, P.syuings, Ettzpay Brian, Latimer. and Warkwotth, A%d Baronet, Lord Lieutenant and tiOl ULORUM of the COUN of NORTIrtUWERI. AND and of the 'Alum and Conn" , of the TOWN of Nc.W CASTLE upon TYNE, Vice A.ln.lral of the same and the Maritime parts there.,f, 6..reral his khic ty's forces, Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards Blue, and Knight of the Must Noble Order of the Garter, 4t. &e. 'Das Stnne was laid by The Right Reweareble Rio Earl leery, his Vint See, wad one if the Rrtresostatives iwWariiinieeni fir tea Cernty if No. themardetted, In the presence of a Bench of "viers of that County, on the 431 day of July, In the Suth Year of the P.s.igt. ut his Majesty KING GEORGE the ill. A. I). 1810. 5 "VICO F., Architect. Besides this plate, we belicrt, his Lr:rds . ,p dew , - sited several medals, inclostM in glass. A latgr.ind massy stone was ;hen raised, which being adjusted, w.ts laid by Earl PERCY in 111 , 2 11511:11 form. _ _ Earl PEncv then came forward and addre , sed assembly in a very elegant manner, to the toll ,wieg parport I regret (said hi:•Li.r.l -hip) that I ap pear here as the representative of iny father, fort am c r;:iin nothing would have %Worded him great.:r gra- Itication, ,had ais hc..lth remitted, than th.!pleastire - a beliolding such a reslectaide company tin:h t " 171 - , o n c k c s i' , s a ii n 'il d . I i tr n ii i s l t is tl n ia a t a t ie i. , e ll :l l i t eCt 'r i c. ;l. l .:l n ;i: : -; r l T m r •e u 111 :re ne't here, that of laying the folishlatit:n cf :n which the salema dutie, of Buitib:i are to be performed, we hare ei:;:re a L'aty poster ty will ,hank us. Ail that I have to }, f.r is, that this Itildi:T will los.g be a rallad:,or: tor British liberty ; for I consider the trial by a 13.-it;:h pry as the principal bulwark or our security, and the best safeguard of the Cor.stitttion. To Mr. Szokoe, on my right, the architect for the work, I think we are ail in.lebted, 1.,r the able manner in which- his abilities have been already exercised. and as T b •ieve, so I Lope it will prove it dural•le and elegant metno rial of his talents as an artist." This short and approp i.i.tte addre..ss was received wk:i repeated acclamations cif tlcee limas three. A royal salute was again 6red from the bmzl e ments of the Castle, and After every s .v.auh sun, the New • castle Volunteers fired a volley. _ _ Mr. CLENNEL then stepped upon the stone which had just been hid, and comnatnicated the intelligence that 66 His Grace the Duke of NOM HUMniijiLAND, with a munificence worthy of the noble house of Percy. had transmitted to him, as Chairman of the Bench of Justices, a donation of no less a sum than sefMo. to assist in the present building. The object for which his Grace had performed this wonderful act of libera. lity, was with a view to lessen the assessments upon poor freeholders, who, in the present difficult times, were laboming under privations sufficiently great. I pr spose, therefore, that the thanks of the County for this noble gift, may be recorded in the County books." This communication was received with repeated cheering, and the record of the beneficent transaction was instantly signed upon the foundation stone, by all the Justices of Peace who were present. The procession then returned trim the Court-yard in the inverse order to which it, had arrived. _ In, the afternoon, a numerous company of gen►le• men sat dnr.•n to an elegant dinner, provided by Pr. Foster, of the Queen's Head Inn, and the day v nit with great conviviality and good humour. Tit; MAJESTVPS ANNUAL SA I.E. nr SPAMStftilfrEP.-.. Yesterday morning, at an c:trly hour, 45 Sparith s::eep, of 11. c: N. grc:e breed, p:.rt 01 ss—tt w a present front th. Suprme Janta to his Majesty, and which were laralod at Depihrd eh yea montns (tlty first of this l:reed ever s by his ?Vilest)) ;58 Spanish Sleep of the Paviar breed, part of a r pr,r;ent, which wcreiAnded at Post:runt:h ; in :'over - bet - 1808, (a part of which Lot la: were s.sld last )csr), were placed in us in toy s:parate petr, under the tress by Kew-foot-kle, near Richmon J. Thirty-three Rams ism:need 41920 Ps. nti more than £.58 each on un average, whereas the highest. suns before fetched by any Ram, at the King's sates, was £7B 15s. at the last s.tle. The sale of Ewes next tollowci. Seventy Ewes produced 82619. 15s. or more than £37. Bs. on the average. A marquee was pitched, and tasks laid opposite the pens, whereon as many of the co.np.:ny as chose partook of ham and veal rindwiches, porter, browit s;out, cyder, ,kr. _ Amolig the company, which WAS numerous and highly respectable, we noticed : The Dukes of Clarence sod Cumberland, Lord Carley a b, S:r Jost ph Bank., Sir Home Popham, qtr kibert Kiltfl6llll. sr I •ha S.tunders **bright, John pane, Esq. James Warr•, Esq. C tristopher Towers, Esq. Caen Smith, Esq. Rev. H. - Dudley, &c.itc. A