The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-12 00:00:00

\ 9 . :~ , .... . . . • • I= LIT/ INTELLIGENCE. *'.. 'Kin •. - i) • • • • • , -•\ 164 IV 14- JkifinW i ebAitOi • --::..-- Council, reciting the circumstances of the ease, adopt- and •it wet • else held that , the &sleet Of Oldi: *fie • e • - •4• , _ COUR'f r OF CH ANCtiftir% MAT 11. ed the insurance ; end tt was held, that ,his Majesty deed •oestd mot be auppliftWillby the otheti 1... 'Y' •' ' • - ....MILITAtlittliOM4,l 7 lOllS; meg ' Patent of Irak !Dragorint; Liestesant Charlet/ pu._ Before his Honour the VICL CHING' ZLLOft. having a lawful possession 'of the captured vessel ~., .The. COURT had no doubt upon thWelifil ; but , ; „. ,•!. ..,.•7 - Irt • • 2• ' frar-Olpte, May 10,1814. .' I through the aCt •of bia'offiters and loran's, whose out of deference to the littebearned Chief Justice of s t bits_.... Lieutenant Chatks ftPtarthy to be Adjutant,, ` EARL Pli CHOLMONDELEY D. LORI) CLINTON. possessionaves legatised,by a previous order to detain . the. Commits Pleasi . , they. would • look into ail' the . not Ditto, fypm the 96th Foot, to be Lienteaant, vice All who 'Th 'Chia very interesting and important cause came . Danish vessels, had an insurable interest therein, and authorities., • • Changes. Allen, _..0 saw before the Court this day, upon the argument Of it.' tbnt it was competent for hitn' to * adopt the initurtinee ftamairtsee . Shotten, abo resigns the Adjetantcv only. plea in bar, • fi led by 'the Defendant against the relief ; rustle by order of the captors' agent.. • THE HON. F. CAVENDISII. 15tli Ditto, Jacob William Mk, (Witt. to . 1)e Co ' prayed by the Plaintiff's bill, which vas filed for la.' Lord Ei.r.ttsuoaovon said, that this - ease present- . . • purchas. eft, withetke . discovery of a certain codicil to the will ' of the late- ed something of anomaly and -difficulty from the sip • . [Frans( THE FREEMAN* JETRNAL.] •• Coldstielm Regiment of Foot Guards, '• To be Lieutenants aad s,. *Rhein 'winnow , - llOratie, Berl of Orford, who died. in 1707, hav%.! 1 taation of Mr. Schroeder , .who might, by to .We feel ourselves called upoir , iii.copy the follow- r 1 refusing iiliam Stotheri, vice r agman r oted 'F • I: --•-• ing sucteeded to the estates and titles or George, th e 'adopt the I' • pn icy in c,ase the.ship had arrived safely, leg from an evening paper ef •Wednetsday :- bre Jahn Rout; vide Croftti;ifird in - aCti - th7l l9 ; i tat" l4 } Al a.a . Charles Shirley, vice Wynyai - d, deceased. - ' - first Earl of that name, to whom the Piaiutiffss. have cleared himseiffrom ' the payment of the pre- We have rereivett a tomMunication, respecting an' 3d s ' Regime& of 'Foot Guards. Earl Cholmandeley and Mrs. Barker, who have rP visions, for which Mr. Hagedorn could not have sued article', that .appeared under the above head, in oar To be Lieutenant and , Captaias, withear pureltate ao-47 consented to unite in their claim to t he estates now ` ! fiim. Bu t this would net -effect the case avbetireerr lest• nightla poblieatio n,l Willians Heury and which, as * it did not h Hastings ign Honoutab Scott', vice le White, killed inaction ; Forbes - , vice „killner; killed ' in question, situate in the county of York, and Mr. Hagedorn and the •anderwriter : the Plaintiff teem, and,- indeed, cannot. be supposed to have t/etiem id formerly the estates of their common a n cestor, the bad a right to insure, upon the chance of boring that originated from any malignant motive, vie copied; To he litsignslionourable --.....- Westenta, vice kfott - ; aw l Pl:ilip.James Yorke, Gent. vice Frirliet.' second Earl of Orford, as heirs ex Parts paterna, of insurance adopted.by Mr. Schroeder, whs. was then ay-we farad it from a Morning Print of this city:- 7 ili Regiment of Foot. . ' the testator, vshn, in default of issue of the body Of interestedin the cargo , and became ,nrivy to the cons The paragraph, however, is erroneous•in some-very he I,ietitenants-Ensign 11. W. f . ~ gore, tom the 5911 t the first Earl his brother, inherited the estates, nil a- i tract by ifs eirbseqUent adoptiOP, Which, in the case miterlit.partictriirsi especially with respect to the I l l . b e:, d, t r i Vtate - , vice Lo W t; promoted; Peter Back devised those in question by a codicil to relatives who ,of Lucerne v. Criiivfind,ivai • readebeftive; end In that i datei-abarhicit thO alleged frauds are stated -to have ma: lik e ly ' ,*. v_itr.eimPen7lF.e..l. 4l 4 . , vibe retire! ; alaillio. Gent. without purlhase, vice Fisher, who rev were heirs ex-parte-materna, to the testator, and' tar ;of Routh v. l'ho'mtition, - was made after . theloits• Thti I , been committed.-They a re stated to have been coop sl g" s • .. - • - which devisees the Defendant is heir. Upon the X 11;;. I pl a i n tiff, therefore, su ffi ciently aaswered . one of the •' mitted in November and October last ; whereas , if . Ilth Ditto, Captain John Fey, from the Royal York Raisin; to be Captain ef 0 Company, yice-etlercer, who es tidity of the codicil depended the possessional, right descriptions in the - statutes: committed at all; we arstaisored . that they mast have and ifospital-Assistant lilichaer X. Considine to be A r t a." to the estates, and the question as to the existence or Mr. J ust ice DANci EN said, that in Routh v. ThOmp.. occurred' so long arstieetiste ., yeur 1808. We adnilt Surgeon, vice Graves, who resigns. legality of such codicil, has. already created muck son, insurance was not within ths !cope . If the that th e inference . of twoi r owers of Attorney' baying To be Lieutenants, 1 11. 2 . i t l i t h o ß u e t gim u I:. of 7 li i rt.. • i debate and argument in this Court,- upon the forma, agency ; the.Plaiatiff was only'conatructire:igiiiite -1 - been forged - is in* Beane' degree ; warrantable from • 11"*CuOi. promoted; and P b r nsign IleOru;igo . . n ahti Blackball, , I LI i tun. lily or e ffi ciency of a former plea in - bar, filed against Adgment fife' the Iltlintiff.. • ,'- _ • the mode of statement ; and it appears that orie Tlsbe- Ensigns Thomas Carlton, -filent ewe Blackball; rod the present Bill, which sought a discovery arid pith • - aiorge 'I 'mimosa, Gent. vice Clitoon. ; it O. !MACH.' •'' ' •-, _'- '• • filiq'' is charged by. •tbe prosecutors. We can. 16th • .I)ittii, L i mos John O'Donnell f the T* , Mal Tipperary iii. duction of the codicil . The reselt,ot such arguments Is tideatiel • the' question was exactly similar to nee however, in opinion • h , concur' •. w ith our cur- litia, to be EnSign, without putchase. • . was a decision of the Court trminst the sneleiency of that of Wright t 4 Wolf4flscd, '4 Teenti 218 . ,.i0 which I respeodent, that the account , as published, cons To be First L' te inti°. the plea in bar as then formed but', on terms , leave .it. was.beld by thteasludgel of th e Can't of Common 11111riliie idea of Mr. Civendioh having absconded.- u ts, withou t purchase-Seeped Liss Holland Mi l ibee g , azi vice Oates, dismissed the service; Smola was given to amend the same, andin its - amended Pleas, against the opipion of Sir limnsMins:geld; Theiery reverse*.would appear to be the:case, even Lieuteant' ed Crawford, glee Stewart; proaboted lathe state, it came now under fresh argument upon the la- rt T i i., (~..., t-t aTioiter to trustees, Stith the consent of 1 upon the - face of the statement in question. ' Besides, T o be Li eu t enan ts -Wi ll iamteCZtrrb(:cudinaaJ'J.., D. Needle. sufficiency thereof. _ James Sutherland. - the regal que trusts, or the eurriver • of them, testi , I it - is - well known that the Gentleman entered. his ' ll 4 -v ~,r 44% ; ; , ',7; 3cohn'tCr°fl°n Peddie; Gent. vice Crals4 6. • ii - i the lead . In the absence of Sir Samuel omi y, ed fiesl . by any writing or writings sunder - A.4 and his name at the Packet correctly' ; that he made no , at. ' ri2(f;liji Charles Ensign -7-n-er' -en- v" Mnedi. lug Counsel for the Defendant, in 'supped ) ; of the hands and seal; or hand and seal, atttlited'by two or ' tempt' to conceal hls• .departere • that he travelled - Lieutenant , it lv,th , I;ki n t w• p a u rd ret i l temon, from the 15th Foot; taw plea (being engaged to reply in the Scotch Appeal more credible witnesses, to make sale.ot lauds was : along in the . ordinaay wer • and ' as a ppears,b 1 . 'NIT Ditto, I.ieutenant Pratreis Crotty to be - Captaia of a Com/ 7 y the cause of Cunningham v. Cunningham, in • the dou se n of t i e il .. Pq.sned because the attestation was 2' only I mode -of t 'arrest, whilisin the sett cf amusing himself . pay. patty, without purchase, vice Landers; placed upon halls of Lordit), Mr. Ileatas and Mr. Bur. argued the sealed and . dilive ' redin thepreience of the two wit - I with fi s h ing • h 1 d . • ln 54 h Ditto Thomas I' - Gent. be Ensign, • • h , with more t sae or dinar leisure. . -, 'reser ~ to case. . tietiOs ; and' that arCateeiliiliOn added . aftee .• liiitti short, we do not seer in' any' pett• of his condect, ' s;s ll 4, l •llr ic ' e v it ",,, leg l,... wh iV egiguse Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT (to be followed tdsMarrow Yeats " witnessing the ripirtig, sealing, 'avid' 'delivery previous'orseehatoteitt l :ie MO- arrest by the Peees4 . r. * , F A!: de i c •ltalc Titla Macdonald to be linsigo, v i ce by Mr. Leach and Mr: Preston on tbisesne side,' real a t ik e li m o o f making the deed; -would . riot supply o ffi cer; any of:thOseendetivotiteat . disgulse or. !rapt ' M ffi l i „ h i/ h t °E E n s e fga Gentge Diann to be Lieulepaot, with* the Plaintiffs, against the validity of thE i . Pt") I the defect. Both these circumstances occurred in -the ' tOtht•Olccritflisiott ' that are tile , usual ' inditations oflames ~ . s s dird ''• 't- , V vice • -• ' -•• .' deg, Pent. o.betro.tgo, Dittos. argued with great force Ott nett . • egninst 1 • e vertor case- .•••-••. ' - .. - :7'• , ... , - , conscious g uilt . • , -LieNetiabt 4xlUttbald Catatibetrto he Adjutaticttlee. 01011014 the substance and. form of- -..the pica '. in its Mr: READ • i ' • va lidi ty of ill 1 ' • " * ' . 6 4" •Dted •• • En,• in support o the - t %%e have entered . then i nto the buslnestrfrom * • u •••!- - .. • . - ic i iiiith e r s • l ... l amended state,' contending, that it . atili:, renielned .'t Ditto,'Lieutemet lifatthew 3essontto be .. tcstation, maintained, that these ` i ailiqiiciion an anxiety tO - mitre& any Anisrepresentation into ' . nus • s•,' without vice. polcbase;_*_ _g P ni . . 4 - 6 - tiriti - ji wholly insu ffi cient for its object, ,as'a,"ba ' .r, , to . the . betviecii - the two )DO;ers • inisinkit i ls - iiif id 'the . cise ' which we ; may - hint Dein. led and which, however ! ~,' __ l illi yi ifti tt ' .(bi f ini of mtutia: a ' 'its tau ' the ' Plaintiff's demand, inasmuch as the codiell wee notunfavourable cited, no due cxecutiote :yes ale the .ap.; unintentional, might 'd ' pro uce an e ff ec t 1— s' Germ - sone Eliagri,'vieellelahtwiek._••• !„' in terms set forth , in the plea, so as to enable the polotemot might have been by teiii• of .t la - moral:tor ; _ _ upon the " the country ;" the tribunal, by whose ililtb' rub:Lieut.' Geo* Vernet) from the StalaidlibtellC Plaintiffs to take inissitti thereon which a goof] plea, nothing there was to be attested; but 'Oil; ir:0144 gee verdict the case is 'be determined. The situation -"-, ltia • g , lie . ; isivi• */tri •r t l i t i r.. 6;drie ' • . to .... . 137 the sound rules of , good pleading require , i -r?7' tr'ust's hand and seal ; bat : here it mitst ' be a ijeint- 'of the party accitted:Mitatexcite a strong deffree of ' - C ' am ir e l ro o l; - , dec . Walt ' ' Ge- t- It l'b see 424 Liel f titt ' *l stead of, mere legal averment,. That could.oot inform 7 - i , w riling . nuclei the hands and .seats of both the ap- sympathy in every • feeling bbsom and no ° effort .9 iith Ditto, Lieut. Juba D. De Carteret to be Captain of a the Plaietiffs whether the estates were devised le- • - d. 6- ) I Comoaay by purchase, vice Pstt. promoted. , potnters, to he executed n o teat y two or should be spared tO•reuiever any prejudice from* the • i• ' gaily to the trustees for the Use of the alleged de- Mori credible witrieista2 lid' clt‘a Willi§ ‘‘' Qom. public mind. To he aeuteitants-Ensign T hat 'Gifford, by parchweasice De Carteret ; . Lieut. Charles 1). Allen, from the - 9 th Lida visee's heirs , ex-iarle • materna of the testator , and R sgi' , • S - 1 -. 09* / d -' V .. 'I. AI I- ' ep. , i tea:- I,i an U es.' tem ; • 1 . _ 'the which heirs the Defeetlantrepresents. • Learned; m r: 4)aa i ss • n o. ~0 u ttl & s.fg, -- ..Atts iiitirriAnutf. . itoyat York Rangers, Captain Getrge M. F.:lyereer, flout dat N, CO av cOntended, ' that • there was I 11th toot, to be Captain of a tminpany, rife Fry,lllo ea@ Counsel observed, that such imperfection 101) *cons no criatiriction.ski legal-effect .between this cote and 1 ' •-. . . - -,:siss--- -•• • changes. • tinuing in the plea in bar, not. by error er madierts that of ,, •• Wright .v.„Wskasford t . although .the ' the ' Lettere "reeelied . . yeaterday from Nottingham - ye.: I 2 d canwon Battalion, • Chet ' le ; Lieutenant *sirs Wallis, from tbe 521 once, but, as admitted on the other sideeby llelibe. powerwai.giimktot. the Int : rites l ailithisi Sslll vreitald ' preseite . that the nefarious practice of frame - breaking i Sli;f t tio t° , ti e ei l ii i . lr e r t i:r i r c h e e i r wn arrst e b 4 S7:, t ige Pa ilea. rate design, was nut a due treatment of the Court have bi•eti a' . iia . a ppoliiiiird. 'llilli t tli tea rtiedtz: con dotted to prevail , there, to. the. greet .atmayance ' tenant, vice Baidersomappointed to are 60M Foot. , _. for its allowing to amend, but further WAS.a preof Counsef Wei &it interested to-dtspistellfdt'he*ltbit4 and alarm of the town. tied . neighbourhood. o n i To 6 he itospitatsasistams co the 'Forees-Roderick hlstleek that the Defendant had no legaPtitie to thW,:estates appoiistinek . must be.-I*deedo Me deft executed; ' Sunday evening, hbout ten o'clook,,,tvio men entered I • en . t. - John B lackwood ; mt Cst it antak b o c ip RoberMoo, Gest. in question, and any such allegectiodiod'Ogainit the . ; ; tb ... e. ,n ....* Nyef , ppirited,out'br the powerri ithe mode the house of ---- Bellock, who• Aires, in e Court at ' Licht. Solia•Bel, of the 31(1 Foot, is soperseded. Plaintiffs, the heirs ex-parte pattivar of the testator,. , o f which Wittli..tkoretcur., -. 1 11 0 1 -.d.abagAitid, the tali- l3ellagate, with_ the • familiar question ,of" he w do On all these gointdi,„the , Learned Ch ooser . c! ' "Och4 l !4i .dity of the.Appointinent. Sit Yintes :Min ld''s apt'- • yop do • i," . and then Prooee_ded isp stairs an d broke Without repeating the_former.Ojectioni a nd - Pion looked more lilte directi4ah 61 - -July,,to:_ , fear frarnii‘4ehilat the - door miss guarded ; ky . eititt meats against the validity of this plea,' WhiCk res pretense Pa rt icalbr' heti .; buerteitiet e f ' inif 616 k: il or ten of their stecesitPliies: "A. Cr:natal:de 'who livid. Blaine& in the recollection of the.Coirt, with' Prigs ' G irt could presume a signing, for the atteitiftlitr . of nest door, liaiiiiiity ; a nurse, . :arid &opposing' thial ing that this plea may be ruled as insu ffi cient both s u ch signing Viet niade as essentitille thevekker • tte th ieves, repaired to the soot , When one' of the vi.' in form And substance to constit ute a bar to the • the execution . itself. -la . the case •in.Chanseiry 0/ ' Itfospreseated a pistol. at 'hi*, and threatetied - .lt. I'laintiff 'atm, and that therefore it Dught.toliwoier. *• • • • . , , - ...• Te5.,„jeu..454.) (rem whence the cake ot.Wrighf v. 4, blow out his brains if he inteffereti. The cods able I•• ruled. , . . . - WidiefOid,Wit's direifeii for the !pinkie of ilie•Cciart , retired; and the btividleti - &Ignited - without the least , , .111 A R4I4D„ . '...: •-• The , further arguments were posiponeli till to: . of Canino:in Plies; LOid Eltliiii '''' C. s oita, AA tik)tt - diteovery ! heitirg beeti!ninlie Sale their persons. - , , • I' . On' ibd 10(h 'instant:4W 'lts<NyAli,,e to"' Araiabtap ellate . lini . Eldon, ! .I. rocurev • Jainer Choliradadeley, - pa. to - ms iat morrow. it' to be Inecessery (a. theiCtfart of CenwnetV Pleat f, . We hariseen stetter- 14eb ti w . ........_ ajords some tesigot I tiir Francis, - AA -.- - 7 .. . . . • -• ' . 7 7 1- " . . 1c.._,.. efterwards decided it - wet) that there* should have into the system of -combination and .terror , pursued 1- (hi the 60- jest:int, lite 'Rev. .lohn..Pearqoa,..lon.So 1. •'.. been an Attestation:of. the .act of• signing, and that, •by these misguided men. They „hark formed them- ' cie ei r2.2d_ l ,l l . o ul a tera nt. the tlev. Edotume,r_torigh t);1;kfl BM notbeipg mentioned,. is not to beconsidered as in - ' selves into clubs and committees, who assemble in • lead en .. _ i _ ::... ,: k ..... , ` ",'-,,. _ _., 4 . .,__ i Ltiudedie the attestat i on of the sealing au d deliver y , if the different villagas,, and -take - upon them ; the or- . . 6 , , -' , .ht ATRIBION l'' - . •"• '' • : iiiie' case were to depend open the qsiestien; whether:, pertioeiog, of the different ,sosta.rif,work to be done : , -r N 0 Disorders hair° contribited - ' re esseittitHY an attestation net ectilfetriporaneatis; hot subaequebt r ,i hy the manufacturers, :and ths regulation Of,' the i . bvsfestros.Hymeneal bappitiess -than ' thase which are the would• do, he had &very strong - opinitm - that a sub. : priies . whkit . the men ere . to j be paid. . (f their de! 1 , consequence of unguarded. pleasuret. .People of every rank pg sequent attestation would not do, 'open the ground , mends are . pot CeraPtie e d with; the Mastufacturer : . tratirte.to tite_p•ttee . of Wedl6ck; but where t h . e: . ebintitstt that where added of this sort gives a powec. l ,•the ex., i filleted it-atitirk for his property; - anti those of the 1 peas:any regnisite. , tainted toy disease, a renovation of stability ts sad eCtitiOtt.-Of that power. Ws ,limitation of a 'use ; and 1 - MOW Writ) . Strike tire' sbppilited by ' sabactiptieris fa aI , • Twentv . y t fei h r t t er i e:i , devoted our pr ri ac i tice to til t :Zell:tw a t , Unless the use avisei at time when the power ii ; general fund, fur which also' they . issue their regal -, 1 l e re ttr a Xtr m a i i ves t tri atidiiioinnftlirlisrdroi:;ll;c7riptr..6,lcLefsar as to are eiiipied,.. open ordinary principles ,it demi not arise. l . Miami; It is soppoied, that' the `frames - of the per- , able. the ravages of those complaints which are the. most ie. Ili all ; jag., further ,. his Lor dship ' igiia,- . thit.' if it . seeintartionesisnorier were destroyed, merely because ', el: e ct I n n4Lic ti c o a n T m in i f e ve ,mr af y tar c f ! infirmitim r nas Nav cross we farmed tvere'reqnirett drat both the . ststing andleftverrand he refused ' toeubscribe to this-fund. These villaina ' ' 13 Wttil.lat an malty period of prNCIICY, to rester •-iiiiiividauls the signingshould be attested, anettestetbrif was re- : have:wowbeecime t to bold: that they. hold,committees • frOill Ike Laiorirce of me-due:tied Inrn, or the woolly danger°, qnired of two Angola their. nature differeat 4.ond . if ', at all times of the. day, ,and 'issim such orders as they ': 1 . 3 ',.. 0! 1 . 1 ::_ ? i l ' E T c ta l a l ill c ruent: gl i i curT e ti l 'vs which we we hove devoted our at e signature we -actually found at the bottinnief the 1 wish to have exeeo4l4l4t eight. If it is the pleasure tenon') tempi - hie every spectre of ireeerell infeetian ; all kinds deed, and the Jury Would find that aO, te Clone. in iof the coeuslostethatainy set- of men shall leave their'' hen 'r • f th ,ha . • f •Ii I lit sac : t i t ja i l " i I t ' 1 es of e t r fi tu i r! . lllg ;i.rthl ' t ilei i ii i i7 4 ,- --t at a ri t' f :tit i e ' syss the p l ietienc'si . of • *Mies** , he did' die 'itry that : employ, the order is given; and the mandate is Lew in Romeo which is ~.ei.ei Barrenness or Sterility i• Seminal WORM net ill); be t . if etteatitien at theAlihlels re: obeyed.--The want.or low price .of work cannot t , Weakilegs, (apes, aastructions in the Urethra ;. us also Snit*. gaited; lit minnot be . presumed where thetas is no sig.' Ibe assigned as a palliation of .these excesses, i s trg e , it e t zt i s h e k r u r o qel o a th ot er o l f ,ra i c oz ners, r u li r r, hy auo ulo w pr hi ch it a. 4 6 . • l nature, though the -signature which' is. there may be since a correspondent informs us, that the . prices on proved' plan of treatment effectually and -permanently cared, presumed to have beanie the presence of witnesses, ; the making.have advanced from .U) to 20 per cent; ! iwnitiettherrhpattienthpi,llefriinglitheielary,ialiugkiiaill ,itilldallantall:f not appearing to belie. If, therefore, his Lordatip ; within the last six teonths W, have "°"d"bt that itie_tatio! " eaiZe.7 Inc th;cl,,u7,:' of our extensive practice' -e .concluded, the real Meaning of the . power is, that Goveroment will; darn it neceseary,to interfere for this metropolis, numerous eases of strictures have been and are there shall be in attestation of the - Instils : Meet of the' the purpose:of pittsitiolosto these enormities. The Itiiity under our eare„iise tois i !l i Tradieitti . ott i! e whichls.e r lfeetcd . signing as well as the sealing , end * these ' Is upon the 1 system Of . terrerand -dombiliatien pereeed{id. or • a any liYa „lee er c e rt a i n; yeadopted.t a ~97„.: we„:„,,,"e. of r ate, d: instrument no such attestation; iris not a case for the i nature to preiont the.deleitian and centildthin 'Of tale . batty, proceelhog front this complaint, are sp a eedily removed,. • 4 1 • presimption of' O',lttif that the eat wad done, Welch , offenders, as in the este* rdi tie e r k n ea-• • . --. int the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Sot 15 - - -be . • • . '` ' Site the dettilitY•lang for yeast existed, ' a proper perms ippeired . ifht to hire - Ikea done. Furitielf,, is to the I - t....-, .-".:",,- --"%..,_!_, . , vellum in our restorotirre ' • remedies ia•iudisperisahly requisite* 2d piliiitOli*: Dendidn'sstid, fieppeOedtharstfterrlte j.., ,As cheapnewof..iiiiagoo the. COntinint .wistipii to revive the autithering sparks of life, and ao • reanimate the deitb Of one of the aplisteett, fed 2'2 yeariafter the E the great induceniebt.tiiominrOilopy andel (ho diner- l .. cu l:u'itrer:; DisellYll are **he feuds of igirorasee or • haste In the Milking of *the eptleinteht, the signing hid been at: • once in expenee. bebop . this country - and, France treatment of a simple Gonorrh e a, nod it too nuffequently Imp teileti- as iiiiiik'dotie at thelinie of the appOintment;, rises priliciPOly s leom life , high duties on • trines F i rf% hl e t i - fli d h i e „s7r eds ß r y lit n e g a ti r eel poisoned o intih b o y d vie I l itd c i o se m retla nts of:a re and bir: Denntan eontitided; that it stield bbd a dab.: which were 'itiereeeed,te en increase of . duties on ar. " ► T -1 easily mired; and even where others have 7o c ileil, wt. l ! Inuit that turbos 7 1iftittirtg fel - filled ttaittloWstichitteatitiens•tesi aches of general cepsernistiOna and to support the i Sv Fray presume to offer avalical reestablistnne. L In AM. be extolled front the witisess'it teaselling rather than I popularity of the war with rratice, the tinie • is ar..! di,orl,h,ymerivr,4da,,,n,lithbei h r e as ev es t e mt ( o n ut pl u r . te si ti no ttis o rss ), e 15.,,, from his memory ; his signature is like his hand: I rived when it will be politic .to lower the dutieis on from an indulgence' in a solitary ♦ vice, Or the ' preVatem gaieties Iviitinq itid; therefbre„ he is'to conciiide,. that he I wine, in order to remove the ,inducement in families of A f o ashio i nahle life,. acquire that spite of debility which a i ta: saw the party signOtsittill• is seili . and deliver what 'of a limited income to emigratitip io the tondinerst. 4 UZVapidpvab„etrerzo..,:tz:vf:api:erejelvio;:u4ltat..aitt.tutry co e a h is. lie hal &dieted the 'Whiling end' tieltiiiit 'of. He, At the Strand Bridge, a few days . since, a Ont.. • his misfortenes. it may bee-some camel:akin .fur him to know,. quoted _the iliai or iftwkins v. Kemp; S Kaat,.. , 41.0 - , • eiderable operation was performed , in i short, time. that a i l i t i liougli it he an object of doubt or uncertaittly : c ll ii: iu li , 'where; in a proviiit Id revoke the usiii tifi'deect of 'Vie massy wooden framearark,' fixed for one of the Fogriss o;; ' ..n i ev e a n ti l .ll l ° stfe ll s e te se qa c ir ar e i se 17' oi b t Y r e t apfrTeocm. settleittedt, by . deeilser inatriiment iti*Vtritlik_atiested . inches to • be formed ti pop . , •w is found -. to ...to have f the riles of Bacchas or Versus : have began to reduce manly. by three witnesses„ and to be enrolled wi th the,Crin.'assecred.trom :its perpendicula r, Aid to be leaning iit ''lT H ur, j i t t i , ,f r it.,re. 7 7 i t !! . I* , I t ir eeet f ct -hi an greatS'nelY.Sll.l7," sent id veriting.Of . certain trustees t if Was . beld that a .teviarits the oppey part of the river . two barges, aiit Ler. - ' n ' al "-- ' ' 'Sgi 111 t ithe . • '''''''' no • '. • deed-of _revocation, executed by. the . settler, and -211 Ailed . with stoue; - Clre-t_ ere-look .below it; s end, Small m:inise Women. who have long been disappointed in their the trnsteess.eacept ones and the consent of that. cables were fixed to the*, a _hr - rieans of which the b r a ' ,U e d i l i c; "" :a7r f e 4 eu Ti t ' t7it ' t7iVe ' d e ii -a .ga ti tiie tha""nla • tr!fices'. one being,giees by omens of a . geeetal,poiver of at. w.hole frame was drawn itiddle piece again. Allow , fallouts i n t h e c iittntry Y ,are rrqusJe , l I-' state the panics torney before made. by him to the ,sektlee ,tp, coatent: water, the status was t a ken out of the barges ,, nue, :inri , of their ettse',*acx,.and manner of Heine'. Wringing A BMA' to any such dced,he might , think 4) repepto..Make, by- they fl oated with the itot?l. • .. ., , teuie for Akkrlce and Menes ; and the glllll2 will be forward*/ , . , ,to nry pat, of the. Kingdom. • virtue .of which the settler eaecuted thedeed for and - ,..BEt•c Ana.-this , race of Persons, who 'might be ! The becreey which is to essential IQ nuraalettakieg, and the in the namealfsuch truatee, was bitd l. -Ihoogh • pro., provided for .by -.their. respecti • ve parishes, and n . 11 0.. Lli f iv i i i fi r ro t ierstr• . hir . l i t inl aieihit o vi. p . rTsurned..trh r a t e, il thrnininithirtib;l9.s. perly attested'ond inroltett; and that . another deed are by law entit,letl t io staintenatiCet ilthey ChM, ,t 1; * given, 14,11 . Mews. Currie e nn7 1 6 n e" . -c m ' nrbe s t a l s intiO l t i ed ii.v patieni v• at-revocation...properly eiKatett.,atutasslinted to, but receive %Are geuerattypintieeted with thieves, whOse 4.1-,e-Ithe,L,rle,z;rj.thil.ll!„greetett, B ete . and bonutiv,,, at Picir not,ilisalted. tiii • after,. the. seitieti death, ~w it also, dep•tdxtines. thi:y• assist - by ~getting- • the doora. or I .°—; -- .6 13 ,-goL . • MAKI mo lt Co. liurdeoes, It. 107, Hatton -garden. veld ' feetheresery thingsrequiree to be done in the' hOieet•heepers opened to listen. t 6 i their Oetitiiins . • , •■•..........444....-.0.—.—----' execution of ancli W .intwer, .must, be. strictly , etpitty; &Olio,. which tint , , they.make sucti'Observations as .. • • . , - • 1 plied with, and must be cognp ete4 in , the life , are satficieei for' rObfAi . ihe heuse. • • •I • ~ . - Stetsrase oreire, 87 , 7 14ei•itret!t• - • '" j• . . .• Early It ednesaxy morning, as lour °Seed st Coteheiter .garrison` wertaiiving home proipitetelf . . from Atautiingtree,towartli the barracks, .oue of the Cirri) gigs ultich thy were riding wee evirterileit ' whets ettforitiliteti Lieut. eopley, of the 4th regi- Meta, was Instantly killed, and the other mach huh! COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Max IMPRESSED PERSON: Mr. LAw is moved fOr a writ of Habeas Otte, te be directed to the conunandec of one of his Majesty's ships, commanding him to bring in'to Credit the body of a youth who had been imprested intabbi Majesty's sea service against his will. He stated, that the ground upon which he made this apPfiCittion was, that the person so impressed was under the - age of 1$ years, which was sworn to, and copies Of the register of his birth and baptism annexed to the affidavits de posing, the fact. The Contt enquired whether this application ivas made by Oa desire and at the request of the iiiipremed person himself, and being answered in theaffirmative, the rale was therefore granted. In a case . of a pauper's parish settlement, the Court decided, after bearing arguments of Counsel at considerable length, that a binding by indenture and a residence of forty days in the parish of the mastet, thereby gained a settlement in the master's parish for the apprentice, who afterward became a pauper seeking parochial relief. BAGEL/01M V. This was an, action upon a policy of,insuratkcell fected by the Plaintiff upon ,a cargo, of which 4 Schroeder (an, alien enemy) was the proprietor; and the voyage was performed under- a licence to the Plaintiff, on behalf of himself and other Britisher. neutral merchants. Til Plaintiff was not the agent of Mr. Schroeder ; and t h e qnestion' i lits, Whether that i gentleman could derive tLe ben*: of thl po.tiyi t by 1 adopting the inaurance, effected by On. Mintai 1,1, a correspondence which took place between them t iro years after the loss happened. Mr. TADDY, for the Plaintiff, cited• the year.bdok 7 B. 4, 35 a, Godbolt, 109, Wolff v. Ifotncastle,-1 Bor. and Pal. 316. M r. Sc AR LETT, contra, said; he was glad his Learn, I ed Friend had ;tot now relied npbn the case' of Lu cena v. Crawford, 1 Taunt. 325, in which the Conk missioners of Dutch prizes, appointed by the Crown! under the authority of 35 Geo. 3. c. 80, were cond.. ()erect as general agents for the Crown, and its sub: sequent ratification of their insurance was held to in.- validete it. So in Wolff v. iforncitstle, the Plaintiffs., were the general agents of the party intetststed.-. 1 ; ItereAhe pbtty interested had given the Plaintiff Doi r uthrtilty at all. The Learned Counsel alio objected • that the policy contained no nitrib of the party in. 'crested, or of the consignor or consignee, or of<libe person residing in Great Britain who receivcdorgeNei i 11ke order for effecting the insurance, under 28 Gee. 3, c. 56; and cited frencism.'.liaiktvOuse and Franck( v. IntOatow, b 894 97. • : TADOI4 Ja.,Tepiy, citett i lte,skase of itoetts:,:te. Tliompsnts, 274, kv. 1060 ejtn,insuranve.4oe his Sonde oit kite, by order of the . JT • ------ Itlr&a . . - v V add faesor en, who ay- 1 1 4 . . . 1414E6 yr} I • I arm 4 10-41 ' I fir 114 400 • de [Ac *o* rk iben d Woke 4al On Jilin be al reglad celly due [hi they a iatataft lo skins mot! vial wow wait, • tee sei Jf unsdn Wow is" is is PIM • bilis ist !Asir, seam ilstfi said will Alb 4-4 Faros Cl4Sti b..---- Pr A thap Atpr Nye a, '1 filet 1, 7 4- IA • :~