The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-08 00:00:00

• • , r VOURDNInPr74i.. . ..'I'L-...1. , :tit• . . . 41....- . . i. OtiWanesday last .a .CntiruMartial assembled . 611 tnardl ,thy Salvador del ifosado, et Plymouth, and t o n;• f isueil - by ,udjousniuseitt until Saturday, for aft; rejaVol P%ilip,,prozone, Eiji. Captain of the Bermes frtrate, liat.4 1 •' . . ?i fieteit .the Brazil., on .wees, distinct clfti . ' bjE Mr. Cilarles Litchi elkPio tieut - the sa' ildii. - —yr+ tupti v ion of tile , charges against Captain Browne waa es fotiews :-- ..„...„ • in. I-or 4,tlatioing mid olferi•ig• all skbt es the quarter-deck of as 4 Orrittri. ilir 411:illier of a inorchalit ire-el. , V. For &liaise hilts when at Buenas Ater% Pa the emu- opiwiopets of the Navy, for th e ram of three harlder4 dollars ; rost'cr ti.' %rollout solo., fur pilotage up and &lira the river mugs. .3•1- rgilivhfiely 'collide . the reasteititer a gourd ea the 1 vas sie•deck . , 441. P•br di.ahltag his i tikje:tv'eskiit giros, 10'y sit44lstate t )11d its. 4.weirowi gitat lore she Mold. % i „.5u , • F.4r telliiti the Prosecutor, in mower to reamenseratem IN titii. MLA it ails Nl+r aod a tol,eliood, and hold*" his up thereby as a traark nerettiliiifrtiiiiin. , fib. roriirkpootelleinelt filer gaoler. • I tin. Far insorrri sly charging the Pro-amine with ditpoline his (Criptlia Kriouoi• sl onthority, and the Commander-in- Chief's. +rhea at NO. Jrillieirio, and taspeadiag him fro= duty, ea 4 roatirii!.s bide iii'easoteunetat. . Captain Browne read a long moo as his defence, is which-he principally adverted to the length of time tfint had elapsed between the period the offonces Were. *Herod to. he committed, toad the time when the waver Were preferred. .. :rile Court, attar a patieitteedAninote investigu. di sgracc f, siipsi of all ilkf o 'gjrcurnstances i - passed the following , seirt..ace :---- i, 'Dint the chines had been in part proved against the Prisoner, CatrtaitsYhilip. Browne, and the Court did in consequence Isiblege him to be dismissed from his Majesty's service;- . 4. 1 :( . doe • PEACE, rvirir F 4 FORRKUVVER • OF .el REBEttiliOtiti litiniddlND. The Po lest aho wriCs for the Times concludes one of his sw!kgeringond frothy articles against the French Emperor dry observ.ittg, that any Peace with' the Monster". would be the forerunner, if not the signal, of a aehrillon in Ireland. Peace tO produce litbellionl ,This is strange. We always were led to lirpore, frog► the spumes of infor motion, that tit. danic ra Va : Sisie for [reload was is ti %v s' , ; War, they a r .ia•e hope and : • tosivn to thri Slissnetiostal and disloyal, r -Poorin tliti re Sr, theii. hems, arul wouldrihlntolr 601 opirit of disaffectitm. Nuw this Opimpaii. at lessio pktiqble. troll the twnsleory:lit oltoons. we shall to 004411 so geaddently pat fel‘k! ey,:nrf .repouring coalemporary; nay, tinder &Tear, We Anil : presume to assert that this Gentleman his pellgishnd a gross libel. Perhaps we may go Emitbst —perhaps it. wculd not he trio ONO , 10 Sant tlint the doctrines promulgated by • tae nine?, and his. worthy labourers in the vineyard of citiumny t are really calculate& So produce these result* /Odell this man pretends to deplore. Qf this we liart.'apsured, that if lionsparte has a friss& to his T(woole, w i ry who lends it eltecteal and Nike stantial easistanoc, 41iile be getters himself be is &vim afniost him, it is this awry amia sl the Tionesi Ronsporte thooght it worth his while to he any of the Liplide, Pr Hits ; if be roltdosoooded to take any.of litt gentry, who hire oet their prktiples, a 11301m.y-roach is hived, we feel decided diet be would emptily some cracked fellow like Me t and that he would order hint to write just as WI is doing. -7(Dokikt firming Psi.) discovartal." Whateeer !ophitry may be sed, the Roma Si. tenni% . gan111111111,1" MUM halm mw. dal mewed Ake Wk' h was ate' vet; ss.- ' happening to enter the pootier-rnagatitte, it blow up • 1 with, terrible explosion, and the fort instantly este' r v-Juy a ballot was taken at the East India reordered. The town soon after armed to capitulate ; Ifni's*, fee She purpose of determining the ((Mowing and the Duke of remora, the Governer, mme to the qnntiou,, 'chat Lard Ilseann Wtwesoa gate, in order to adjust the *ellen with Prise- STuairr, late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be eottoteau ; bet ietfore they were efigned, tumult - permitted to serail with his rank to India." It pie ; shoots west hirendo Yee betray us!' exclaimed o'cl-ek the glasses ware closed, and delivered to the you I Whilst we, with homier and tineerity, rtri scrutineers, who reported the question to be tarried j bare treating with yea, your troops have entered thit in the affirmative. Items by the ramparts, and are murdering, pleader; . CALLoPima.—h opening nee took place on lag, and committing every species . of violdnce.'-e: Tuesday, on the Cambridge road, for WO guineas. ' 6 Yee are mistaken,' replied Peviasosovelt,j &thigh' Captain liAnow.sx, of Pewsey, haying engaged fora " must be the troops of the Prince of 0131,- berse, his property, to carry teethe/ weight and to iTADT.—There is only tae expedient left he in* gn colen miles in fifteen minutes. Betties' was 6to your town. Allow me freely to eater it Mkt 4 agoi:.-t time. The horse did the Ant four miles in 'toy Englishasen.—l will soon make all quiet ' , S. -Ind' 40 seconds, and the seven Milos was I ttAtd toms hack to conclude the capitulation. , —se perforwp,l*ith much ease in halts minute within the; These words be uttered with an air Of dignity mut, given time. ! truth, whirls, joined to a sense of present &eget,. French (learners state, that the General of induced the Governor to comply. Attended by tome Sion P.t RIS was killed at the battle of Grilses. The of his Officers, he hastened into tho streets, wheel ' Genersfs of Division HARISPI: end Fmk were the licentious soldiery, but more especially the Gee vroutideci: the !toter without hopes of recovery .—' mans and Catalans, were pillaging the hoofs of die! l'llar•hal Sol LT wag also shot in the leg In' an *fair, principal inhabitaats. He drove thee) front '.. Sir Hutton Iltr,t an the' d of March. • prey •, he obliged them to give up even lbe• booty • The ;white over the mouth of the Adnur is a most ' they had seized ; and he h a ppily rescind frost, ear astonishing eork ; it consists of tive-and-twetity hands the Duchess de Poroit, when on the chasse ! marees, firmly moored and lashed together, being dishonoured, and restored bee to her lawiliglat attd entinected by beams and planks. To protect it, In a word, after having quelled every appear:oNA of too boodii'harti been thrown across the river near disorder in the town, he returned to the gaseispri Ow teat*. • finished the Capitulation with the Governor, to, !Bret - A penairbettle was fought yesterday, on Harley alter astonishrient of the Spaniards a em en. I Cbano*, tritireen James Johnson, a navigator, sod meets heneue oad generosity in a people, whom they !I lease Herd, • coachman, for a 10i. note. The latch had littler.* ttsttd itetustomed to crinerder only ea I via, pude. sap et' a public-house in PortlantLatmet, morritesi heretics." during a quarrel on Wednesday night. Herd won d aft petition which 'qr. Sheriff (the other the match, 'after fighting eighteen rounds in forty .11110411 Mktg indisposed) Pamela ot•tile bar . of till ndaetes. Both:were good hitters, and they went 'SIM& of Commons , was not tonetatoeug ~ both terribly heat. 1! warmest of the West India Dockit, as repirted • The interesting trial between tordeguLt.xyrnor4 fdessini Papers bf yesterday, bet for a 141 KtwITNGTON; remirctitig the title to the Holland. to well e the Gay Gauger totaeriiqe his *flee fm, Issue F.state, is expected to come on in the Court of the 1641elit of the public, tit .fort of Londoe,l Snag% Winch itodiittings after Easter Term. • .• . I which, by the wordiag of t,.and West • The grist ibinand for oar coarse woollen ' N India Deck Acts, that °Meet been able `flattery foreapeetition, has raised . the price el* 'to execute for some yeite. 11/4: to N wont, of the best quality, to 30s. per tod. • • ',Select COmistiiites of which ItC. It.0 1 141 111 Chci r " w al . .r • .44 r The hole stork of wine belonging: to the inbeillp • . /kit Week at tants remaining iii Hanthurgh, who amount to Am*. s c 53,000, bas been seized by the French. MI re- Monstram es made to DArACST on this subject have huen unavailing, and some of them he has ausweved iii these very words, that " be must have wine and bread for his soldiers, for whom it is his duty to pro. vide as for Ids children ; that he is determined to de fold himself to the last extremity, and, if he cannot 01 ,, it otherwise', to convert Hun:burgh into ameba? Troy, tliou A h he knows that he shall have no Hfsisen to celebrate his achievements." The fleet woich was dispatched at the India-hoeso on Nlend4y detained at Portsmouth by contrary winds. The Grainpus, of 50 guns (cut down 74) iS appealed convoy. a ' •:. , . ...) 1 111114 imaidtis *sr am be low or high, Oaf ` 4 loli er; et the Planter and d. (veils is 40e 1,141 d, As ',mei by - • - _ _ theiewites ..`M 10 pet ewi. • Cloarges if transport dud% the war - IS .2 • 37 0 • 'firs average price (exclusive of duties) ihas hen ~ w ithin a few years as low as 3 , 15.; hat I will take, as a fair avenge, that price at which Government ceases to allow the planter in abatement of dutx, viz. 425.. per cwt. ' • the average price for some weeki past - hes exceeded 905. fealclusive of duties), making a differ ence of 41s. Tat. on 312,130 Mids. or 3,746080 cwt. so tint t West India merchants are noette ce;ving-ftons tim convoiners of sugar, at the rpix sf 7,678,3981. per annum more than its highest se& mated value. Lestoa, A psi! 7. - PUBLICOLA. • eub either ship the of be were to One ; the can trtners A of ALumAux tottlitry, the i tbe llity, (tent ion were drunk 'goui f!aryc - - Lidy floplao,"— " The et Countess Do Thomas W. Coto, tjff ftilloO iagers log day, at the awe Owe, his•Lnrdship regaled - de pear of Kentaialpholl with a food dinner and identy or strong ale. Locum BONAVAlitii hap declared his intention of rota ,~- - Ni 1..14 A 4111.42-. . . • , P . . .• . •-- 1 . . . • . % . 'l l l- S'EA.:CESIIA ,• .•••___. ..... r , .... . , • • • .. . .-. • . • ... . - • 5T541.1 . 110 BODIPSI. • lit VIP' 's G A *. . „....is...- i ......._' '• _,_. , --44.- . ' • . , li Tefil SOTTO!! Oltilfillt STaTitffit AN . . TO TOEBIRITOR'OIIIII6 STATittlittle.' Stli."Howeeer it may be protetsifedhy latikylos, . .Ma &aft 4 , ...:-,1 /Oar' Po'' ' of fait night ?Arai .Suresions, and Prof es s o rs of Anotont*, t t: - It is mach Plea* with ti" •. ithltettak, that' * absolutely necesaary to haw.. Bum s fur effiareffint, CUANCILLt* of the Ex ' ' d detertained to in order to convey practical knowledge anti 'ape. allow the Pfesent Sugar . :hit to continue;• rience.to their Pons, yet every Pali% 'Wm, oast and as wait' of your &Were are probably lime. revolt at the idea of the sacred and (Mal ref:epistles etueinted Tjtb the origin of the luteuded alteration; of the DaaD being violated by men, who ore selodt.. and watts to state and extent . of the Sager Trade, ed foe this unhallowed purpose from the lowest and !-Liolgyetil4ll, for their iefOrtwation, Insert the fol. vilest ritegs of society I Wh at most be the fain* 14*1 1 111 1 16famew, , tl — of the Solt at hearing that the.Taspectschis tmiletini or l'lL' • aiii,drea - 'ie. sham.. ' .‘ A‘.. '..'7.: '''. Cask; of Sugar. WWI PARRST, to whom he had jest paid bits last 111.1 .. ."."-- --• ...„,.. , 77 - 7.. - 7 -7 -1 1111i ", " h. _ /1"1 " 1 - 99,962 1 hutchnly fi lial tribete, had•beeu dragged from thei r , • - 11111101.110larbi 4*. evil*" '.. . ,„.. • , peaceful grace, and that form which he had • .•'-"IP',"- • , ~....I . ' ` l .; ,;..." ""- - ' r - - ill ' lw } accustomed to contemplate With raped aad I r! ''' 1, . - %,... 4.4 ... '4" :-• : -,:' • ; ... ..• ' mi. ilpt 1 t i on , torn piece-meal at a public exhibition. Ti'•';'. r• ' . 4 • - r ii; ' •.r , -. • r . stt rililltilt: there 11411110 to die - :• •,...,..- • - reverse the picture—the PARENTS' teeth*" . ea- - . - . - • ... . . -- ~.... 'Mai turailo be equally acute. But witateg Mu. Tottieleanti‘lltive — new aelleereel hLtSI3 rations mast be supposed to read the af. NM beteg al; of needy 5000 casts a-weeice+ : :- ti Ot ! borne, when he is apprised that tag; _biajimirsce 'l • • •i • on' of the coati* 4 4 sad fi gure on which his soul &atm% Fatima lace. vrititeet .a • _1 , .. et shoot:1000M R k ,.;. ..‘ k • • feted for a mere surgical sue!--411 time .• - . 1 " ._,..17° 013 1? " 4 ' 'tea -'. modest, retiring beautiesoritick . in tits Wiry ''• l ie lf.k- 4 " ' " t*t ... . - 4: of his peados. be had never presumed to his*, .. ' rho above kV, , 4 :'" •., ti been rudely expiated to "public gave, and ' . . ~011 ff• k y • spy tate aft; ' • '.l. - ,-- ... . ; , ; 0,i .! analyzed, with 11l the frigidity aad` ad - . • . .. scientific apathy! lam induced to tratiplg. 'ivtliti •„t r• 4 the reetehatet or I t 'tiri'' q 4 . ' of ' . Ig , these mflections in contaquence of tom ' hoic k 'l. date ' our, Denmark , , • , the disgraceful outrage, which has rem* ogaimp i ti la - : - • • '• d in . a part of France, wialktatildr pro- Kensington : • , - ?7 - • ..wh of the latter country ;* the effects I se:A 'hart time since, Mr. Ws tat. I . C' ii: r . . and suitlfee change are felt by dm _ im- very respectable man , aged 70, • . •' . • , °Odious ink* 11111 Tealii* oat '• V Old &mittens for epos* se . - ' was ~ ". ~ rspidiff Wyeltal-alliewsiee t. ..... buried in kensingtosi churchit44-_ otglie sane 'At, , ' • ment . thtlels ore not 110,000.9itolkii t - raw thee the bodies of • JOlix COSIWA7S/%1114* sad a and aellellS 9 1 'the .West Ulna . te.a"te 4 Aeil'oe 611 - . child, Were likewise knitted. K line •dilyti subse. °Grans • 1:11;0 asmittps' of lest. ' , 6: i irt" 7 ,:-ithor OW quint, it was isecestary he remme the body of Co- walks det ; and, wZkliltrUN'otiPit trilte small STEIL, in order to plies it sower to his children, When 1 Alteada IN" whiCh b stitsot.;s6 l )o fillaids to it was discovered the the same had been taktie itiktri I, this WO, if la doobtful willethet . 0 . 14. .f.OM supplies and upon inspecting the ether raves they via* a 1 *in *drive before jliun or July, titer - if/4e, without found untenanted. The sea of Mr. W slime JAcasow $ ;' dwell** exportation a ,stroW serious scar- lives near Stamford.bridgei'little Chelsea his 'eery citY eatAirla rehended- Z laudably offered a liberal reward for detecting the es. *it . t Lows, which are the result of depredator, and hopes era entertained that they will many ye* eapirleoso, hate provided this check,,by be discovered." : "Ova giefeelre leis ieceeraireeiet to export. . this his troly . deined it, whoa Itosay.-- 1 thuseqesilY sieurine the interests of di Planter find . , .. i....in....a , . 1 of the Poll and, according to these Laws, the ail. Amour oweesaitargovroznt. Mgr - .7"..7". 77 -ei r mn - • " • - •• bounty and ftwhack now snowed on eiportallon, .-- - - 440111VP4'O..• "': ' - ' 4 " ... - . will be cis need eft" the bill of Kee. i - "P"' "- • The bitty 4 14s: per eget: emit tinted in the para.: ' graph of your Pape! test tsig#toAsst not be wetter:toed' The -very different "Wee entertained of 'Oratiolsnititlillossel daty'en tho toot Onnessiptioa, nil it Itillish soldiery by the French, over the ethee.llllV - Seros to ittspiY, Mai on exportatiow. - I eseitiles who have invaded them, and ilto more Sal -, 4 remoot - belief* that the Cuarcatzent of the . doled mower of receiving the m ill their bestegetili letanaonsaavor;hall it in conlemplation to bring in , %wag WOWS. tfil of the partimalars of the siege of' an Ad to *Wit the pretest boontie‘ : the report), .111110.111.7 . et , . lobed • by- -Toriptealp and . OW' ! of siti'llit Kfridleill bits evigtneted in tile sppl kw*. 40e* lieiviseek!ivew is one country not tulps loon. t ..of Writ tnAil Meoetitets to the Nlinisters fati tWllo6.l4odolsOl4lllflaieseasoks to pine ' fi teltand in the prevailing opinion that.this . , seal *: iiiisoo4c . tkairAliaosestet warfare..." the . • Pagoosionotoo".t Ays the French aiatosbin, "a. mos is emery vcpret reseatling those Itaissinary pet btlitiolics sorely kuow their ditty aed dignity Wylie that gig Spaeiards have represented in their Ito. well to lbw the ova*. weaning InariO., 4o MT ! rolowecus . 11.upesed to the Prise/ or Host !Ulm- 1 eit of mop' tikiodoco, for a trunoeitt i , . *llllPllll' Malt so foxe s firms* iu laid, fhb intrenehlsents , don pf nweiglas, by whieh the I . fthhei thal resabetraell ' y hod - thiitevin. TA en- rnweicitYs'iiiiithChe obvionsly toorilkiiiio the writhe Willipilli , y ettvented wi th somas ; but :of a comparatively few itidividnals.' , , ,i r : WWI* leis of the have priate at Ilatic, who i The public rani be able to approdobt pi mociera- • wordln the Aleck. The ginisoe -however ! tion of these. nest India O eetlemen , by the follow- atill held oat; when a boolli , dirated - as letoor4oasir ' 1 lugjecte4-e; . --: - happening to enter the powder-magazine, it blew op - ..,_' • --• I .lj -4 *, L z , 4- 6 Tie , . 1 . ..: 1 1 with • terrible explosion, anti the fort instanM str. s•Tr t 7 i T e r ft „. gke r t . ? r es ' •"' scaled Y .) 10 r c , t . pe r . • • • Two frigates bare been chased into Brest by I Mexefieue frigette. Cpptain Sts . PItTER PAULO*, a 1 on this occasiosiffir Pirria - sent a challenge to es of Elie Caple the enemy, offering to light sit) of them ' aml' ging that no oilier .811t1 , 1t it t should int • Vise , atuwer made was * thst I i ptopesel ,_ bb Commonicated to the Minirtier the Matins% - fhb . his determination ishonkl mado.knowit -. , tbki Wain of the Menettpu: [ Gardeseiii , ~- this season of the pow, 111 SOCIII.OOIId . • , . Stocks of wati.flowers • ()Groat- . . ' , r 1 . cannot now protlio on Ale fat sift; • a sing been all out- off by t IMne l act.4 lowers the metropolis c Pie , - , ' , . that cannot and psalm the !kr titl:ntoon- ; • *:: ' 11 9 16 *Frisab 4* IVO ett . . the Earl of AtszaLta pre a mimptoilts net to his tolltlitry, at I Matt /one 11110.'Kefiritilkaali, Norfolk, where t sky was spent with each harmony and convitialii t an gem •tithe Noble Earl (who presided hii p iliksigli ..oeif 111 the enapald.themost friendly Raman tSi ) fallOssing, i - - Inv idtifer toast'', were drei l i with Area ti ' :—!' The Fad and Cinioless ::6 1 Alb enu m ei ty.-441 geryi"—" Lady llopisit,". ......•.• A singular cireatnitaaes took .plecerlait week at i LUCIEN LIONArAPSV, nap liCillted FIN lIIMITIOU W . Dub', aueleethe 'trial of a priscrnir• A genteel? , net feavigg England , mall t , 'his Epic P:lP:: :.. akarie - l oo thiCAips was , detsittfed piCking-ei gentleman ' s enegete, is given to the literary world, width, we peekirt or . 'k. Be , pay ,taken int o . understand, is liteilyte be is the coulee of the pre- .enstotlrt4ti . ty Send s open heo.;—earried b- I sent. month. fore sjdOfie—isiietswt;egr-ibail;fai*od.4,fishe G . . Catitaiu MtpfAgi . 14 if Sir FiiiIOSICILVAN, .1 ._ tc‘ihatitr. ' Air - tas ' ' Bart. just *Oise fro* .Irerdee, whose ha whe some *:.., i 7.A blot 4 40. -In t rdigjhoz he ' tties af temia tito o lt i... o l.ol4. o4l • o ti r ete D 'i r i . pria jgsg ee i e w e tt; w i r es , i hi ld . gilbeistioa who w ettko in s t ouc t oe4gche, ei Jo n • wil t Vim" efirs tom . as as a apiesa r li sc r i J/44 , 1041'4 Vithent of the success torpeetek St m • ler , int ,of lde _ , ... i . . . .. - . ' 'OK I* was Inform- , • • , foec t o i n ti on t o eep r ogist --.1. , - Paola the rostrum '._ • ,-, ~ , - . y grant him once la thilettheoalitg air Ili . 4 ,1 1 1111 (Amur .tk# iw - _ , . • - The Doctor, o se e teisi iti i h ot t o p, e i,.. 8 .4 : iii cansagaPiak , I 7 'di emelotege of Orptaiu 1 „o ra l. j • • ... . • ~ - .571 4 ...-:' 4tiet-z...._,,' ' listisatii - whittc you iiiiiiilliekty groats& , ,:..- _ • f , 0 the and -,..t•licitt # -risimmibm—_. Tat 11101 Mr INSI/11111.11 COnirMilr Vs irlininAl Mina • "volts, PIM. TM. case, which wa, tried at out Gaildlintl, nn Friday the t6th ult. before Mr. Justice DAarrtEst, sped a Special Jury, was, on au indictment fur per.- iqky iu the Dereuitaist's altittilir to a bill of discover, tiled by the.PrOsecatots wind the Dalretukant, seta.- 'llle to the fire at his Mill s ' at C.ifillf. met ikiir y, in Dec. 1809. . . Mr. %dram Laws, in 1 14 Nl3reinkffit At • , Lrent ___ ms follawing partieelnrs 8-11111% In 14b._ '.-nloommum is. erred is the Hope Olhelli I .- On and In kw sliaoooo 4 o llo ll 44 il 11 4" . eiSta. 'Wilt awl staled . ..._ ... .. u ,- Oa two bowies adjalstag. antliliglibelb4 alli t • er , . aineconarsalliebliniofair ..„!.... . w'? . - ".' ' ' . •-..c. ' . . _Ma on is 1.16 Mist. um , . on la arlintW4. sate at bawlek, esti Intik and saireispl. seellgeolil NM Oa slack awl niesintalbadst, . thin t.._ mimed am present prose - motion; and in she Indict* dictment reciting the said till and answer, iissigned `the perjuries generally in the following ordir:--- First Count—That Defendant . was-saitver ~-eaatlid to more than two houses and siz cottages; *That the two hocses were not worth nearly the gum of 5901. which Defendant received for them ; , That one of them cost him only 1001. in the re.. pair and alteration, and the other fitit hilt that Milk and that none of the six cottages,• articb Defendlutt i stated to be destroyed or damaged, were Went of "at' • all injured by the fire. The second and third counts stated, That the Company had discovered, and that the fact was, that the Linhay or stock therein had not been at li in jured by the fire, which Defendant knew at the . tans he swore to his said answer, and that Defend- • apt, by his answer, had committed wilful sad 4r. rapt perjury. last -1' . Tbe indictment was found at the last Lamed* disk sizes, removed by Certiorari, and ill Nowt vidi brought down for tail at the Lent Mailpill lip., ,• last week, before a SpACial Jdry , whet , the %lb ~ ing evidence was produced : • Mr. James Terrell proved the taking the answer'' of Defendant on Oath before him, as Comadmiener appointed on behalf of the Company. Mr. Priest Shrubb, a clerk in the house of lasers. • Maguay and Pickering, of Londan, inedeced a letter from Defendant to that houses dated Jane 1809, with the following postarritit:o-." I 1 . 1 (bank you to Insure my Linbay in the hod s and . ' in 20001. 'tis shuttered t thist Y• MOM • .. ... Magnay and Pickering not correctly under the meaning of the term Linhay , wrotito'Def for farther information 9 and received from him final ' foliating lett: The Llnbay is separate ly built by we.—' They not correct! , }erred effecting Defendant wen! then with him roses, as before' • Mr. lietqy 'eyed the premises, • wade in September, o6e atilt, describ i tng osetly, and also ont for mating and Defendant had field which *as Alit aftimidirof beat was end r In the will; that with the letter U 'die* was no other Defendant, that c, letters and the policy which answered was at Ezwick and after the tii mill, part of .Oa hisaliftWkiv.setwee at Ka . ~ f i. ...............71erreakieti • - liii,k and_ fittoksolost4grol , • - , aao atom mei elatteila I ' ' .....;•.1011t . boll MEM t In addition to Ida. Ila nos insane an liadllaildiligh *44 Mit sin, 4uatt. in die cliiill. The lasorattect at nak die _lre* wt . ilVr i tell Ikelo • annopepfit *seal at Rarely. SW nee laeloomiNte mordleatedfillt :. agent on L i u. drea. and the ft him:l*r_, Cla the ith Decendwor i Not tan er *de ear ' doe last page/. a ftte al the " -, A OM. MS innardinteli pod it ti die f ' For % 4018111 mo at dock - - • . Tnoilniones - • Year colugges deldroyell - • 1 . •4 • . • ', • r Tara cottages damaged . .. . • Dry k ing I,:lbay . - " ,• 4 : Soc and strands thereie - - 7 - ••••' •- • - • = 4..-„' 3,..,.... ; " • ~- -• •.. i - , *eta clad" se die Oak* Mkt, la the - ''' . ' ' - l • • - ' ' • ..•. i- 4 . N -,, • ww. sow Ike C4l4lllMairs were iadased,.... r - smarmilas oslishialrelhaswigsaiedfavelsW The . '''. 7 - fo Hope) * - * . some inrmation' diet .: '' r , -' - • - • n, 1 pated their appraiser, '''':• . vr ` 17 ' • c .'' . 4 • i street, to proceed to IZa c" , • • , tki 4 ' certain the .facts of the - '"„ ihnikthro .. 1 P .` tigable exertions they discorered. ist -'• ' r - had received fat ; the i•R i Vi • - . Ekon. liiiii-Ise poisldif; •. l• 14,1101 ; vi• • , wore pull • unit be; he tease: iii# ... lopsesket; ~ , *let jolelog or Instalie f iro , .... t;: t .rare. • s t • addled in Idi i • : of 604. , , . * oat --- .4 • isire destreyed, , ~,., tit ; Wit t he se Wads; iiiitlisui .iii .. . • • for 'wog h• . ~• . , and task. that' (he Stair . . ..._, wMeit he received . 13Qiitr %I - ' " ''''' 1-1 stroyed or damaged by , lid? . g..' . P • I pony not having obtainetWO AW4 ince ini Obi enabliog. the* to hhir .i , he'hillti their Secretary, mid kit rebate at ioateltoi lane against Pun s to recover back the motley be 10 . ..._iii11; tiegellirreopiit, anti lin, theeefore, • l'ird; l 6.l be Chigoes"y airiest M* fie a dliongar li k a g i Ake ' of the case, and is his answer 4 -, • , h:•• that in ihe date of the policy, he VAS eatil . Mt OW ihnaes and catalpa therein - sitilitiieeii . • .vie.' 464-plic . convoturs of the litisittet.:: its - lies,' that tfif fwvioasimand tear eettioliiirtie °', i dammed,r4 and two cottagedammed,and-that [hi' nal tin- hay attd the stork there'll!, wet. totally conversed. On this answer on oath, the Directors then end- ' M" 40 " 4 4 , • • i s - . • . . , letter, dated July 497—" The drying . ' • ' - - :parole from the mill, and has been late. ? ' . • me.—lt is shuttered and thatched."--s I. Drrectly comprehending his astattins, de- tins the insurance until °tenter, when . . went to London ; nnrl mien,* (Shrubby .. . , On to the thiice, awl etleeted the bead , efore stated, in I :PRA. g Hioilge, Oteer of F...eise;. 'who set. •• : remiers, proved the Defernisat's entry' • '. Camber, 1809, Signed- 4y Defendant, 9( escriliing the whole of the slime Very ate. also one field and one Linkity therein and keeping' paper . ; and proved, that had no other Linhatbut the one hi tit* ~_ 4, MA thatched ; that the aria and .... 4- ;i *lf with ft were dil Hard • t s • 100‘ j tad in the Linhei,;' het , of ' course, **o - ; that the Linhey vas a drying Lista, ' . .... ter Pon the door, signifying 'dry ; that , a other building at ' Ertadds betesiiteg t* • • that could answer thediei 'o4oltbe in 'Vs . o (fm ‘ the policy, but the building% the h id, eyed it in every particukr ; thnt witness ick oa the 4th Dec. 1809, 1-eth before e fire ; that the fire only co. owned the If the utensils audatock, andtwo houses . . . _ . ~ ~ • .....,, a . ,~ 3.~