The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-18 00:00:00

». * .1 ,...i. . r /• 4 at— . ..i' lohnsiv 11 , 1 ** toti. , A ' =rt Nir t : 'WIT r hog, 11, to 4 ay flied. v Olio isloa ce fie. >pears 9 IPS* •Tatit g the of tkie I Iritri 6 Ilia' MA+ 41 rfliir ; 1 telitst. r. *a ItiPtr‘• tii(ed 1214 n. eking a oda - I t stud- T~"'" Alois refiE t, eel& Nit ise weried be fo ment ht ipitton , nf is Mien — f e r her C. Is a lairoy nitionbt )1l IWO e avpes.. whkle 5 4 1 .1 r; lc 'BF. se WV T!' Ni *it' .te4,ll;E numiok , 'W— icket* Swne ,rd ua 'f.ll. Sieii "• It OW` rti :11). c4e/iNi . .41 ker.. rigen , u4A . r•e .-regi.. s • •-• lektirttNtili-itotat4,l offline "'Mutt?' DrRPCTORS rrnA t . . o f . the •• ebiP:firrof NNTICAIf NTS. of ENG LIND, trialoeto tAs Kaitaufho, do lamb, gigs Nodes. ma • eosin el iatliss. said CAlwilaie will k Mid 4 oa r Molise in Lea4enhot stead, os Wednesday , the SSA indass, indass,from Nine o'Cluek in 'de Mornint until Sir he the Ea eV, for the 'ELEC'MON of a DIRECTOR of she said Chow voy, loam Toro of labia Lewdest, E "q. 4eeest.ed. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. JILIIION • ilialrAND-ATIOE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW RRI.DOE-STREE.T. BLACK VRI ARS. .COURT or COM Ikitt& Pit S:11. ... , 4s . • • • • , - .4.10.) sys7s.isi tt. sit mioN. This was an action was broughtey fhe' a Plain tifitgre cwwer damages arrow,. charter.perty, on the r a bbnd that the ship Benson,' chartered to him by the De.„ fendant, had not been sea - wor th y when he idled' with ~.I with her from Blackwell for Calcutta. Messrs, Serjeants Vaughan, Dation . , Pell, aftill Mr. Gazelee, were of Counse l for the Plaintgril, Messrs. Serjeants Lens, Copley, end Messrs. Arablln'. l l Campbell, and Chitty, for the Defendant. The charter.perty was proved and reed. The De fendant warranted the ship good, tigla, strneg; and safficient ; the Defendant was to ply lil. per to . in certain specified modes. The voyage was to Cale ratio, and home again, erkh liberty to tall at Madras. William Tholipsaa' ,linaihruain of the Benson, was .on - hoard five weeks helm."' they sailed ; they salted en the 30th July, 1816: $ was' 575 tons; before hey got clear of the Channel she began to make, eater. They pumped 'Very morning and ',ening: they went first to Madeira : when she got 'to sea l again they pumped more frequently as they pro- Voveded till they crime to Rio Janeiro, to Which place .they were obliged to go to get . her caulked.' They arrived there early In October, and stayed' Iraqi. Samuel Orlin, agent for the Defendant,'‘iikilitsra ..aboard. They arrived at Calcutta on the 15th of January. She had made considerably more water be tween Rio and Calcutta than before. They were often two hours on end puinping. The wind was capital. There had been no weather to hurt the hull. They ten wined at . Celcelta two month,. It sheet of topper : rain, higher up than the old, was pat on. The bowsprit was rotten like the ship.— Ihree dark alter she lied left Calcutta, the windlass as gone, and it beime necessOry to get another : die old one hid been ba4 tad rotten. They sailed firs . Madras; which placefifiejt left the beginning of Say, and sidled, as be believed, for their destine -6 e ;e4 Oa L their r he w y a y sailed l d i s f P :r s * l 1 the i°n to Si a u m : t t i l u n s y "7. e) , had fine weather. The vessel mit& a good deal' of water. Early in July they salted a i die Isle of France. When the outer plinks we retaken 'off, all' ; was rotten he could pat '. is fisigeri through"the beams , an d take them like Oaf. Ailthe siern i frime was rotten. lie saw it to be . lo4fie.n the carpenter had cut it open. She wee` broken up there. She had been unfler the examina- tidit of Mr: Piston, the head carpenter in that place. John Corson, the Captain's Clerk, proved lasi thing material. Captain Dent, of the Cadmus, had been at th e ' -*durable . at theiltde the Denson arrived there, wn4 vs es, wilt several others, employed in a germing 11,0 There were,several surveys. In each seecessive meet, they were obliged to lay open more of the ship OM they bed discharged the whole of the cargo, emir found a great part of the sides and all the stem rottell•l l Ile thought the rottenness m usthave existed for a cookl Writable time. Some repairs had been attempt.* but the seams were so soft that they could not be I - '. ~-; : , L4W,INTILL,LIG &NCB. _ i. .. • - 4' 'iv -1 VICE-CHANCELLOR's COUAT, Ma. 117. 1 As soon as bis Honour the lirceTerts.uccr.t.cia had taken his seat in Court this morning, he announced to Mr. G. Wilson, in the usual form, 'dist he had `'been ippointed King's Counsel, and invited his to take bis seat' within the bar accordingly. ; . sun Cit ELL IL LoNGUAM.• Mr. TEMPLE moved for an injunction in this case,i to restrain the Defendant from publishing a certain piece of music, of which the Plaintiff had bought the copy.right, and which was, therefore, his tact*. s ire p r operty. The m o ttos was founded epos an affidavit, which stated, that, i n the y ear 1816, the Plaintiff purchased epos.* for the piano, composed at Vienna by Lvdottce Yen Beethoven, and dedii, cated by him to hillinparial Brihnesa the Archduke RedolPh. For thls he tied. glee* 130' gold birtett ducats, and soon afterwards peblished it in this. country ; the Defendant also published the POW without the knowledge And consent of the PlaintiF, but with some very (tiding alterations, so as to lop e the detec•ion of the ptracy more ilifficulf. . , The VicC-Cumscor.ults wished to know whettiii there Was any thil•g to prevent a soessin this coaratry from Wring SO public property that taltiels isms isallW fished in another. The Plaintiff bad paid 130 du cats, it was alleged, for this work ; but did it appear 1 that that was betore its publication at Vienne ? If • i it so appeared, then the Plaintiff might get his in. junction ; hut that f•tct shnolrl be first ascertained. Mr. Timm said, that the Plaintiff had.perahased the copy-right and.atile propel ty in the work from .Beetbooes, and that it was first published in this Country.. The Vtics•CuAncELLon.—Poo must make It ap pear that 4 Wai not not previously published et Vi. eno ,, . ; for, Otherwise, the payment of the 130 de. cat, most go for no.bing, as it canuot give him any escksive righ\ to the work in England. Mr TEMPLIt void he understood that fact could be I proved; sod te ;legged leave to be allowed to amend Isis affidavit in that respect. ' 1 This 4as granted aid the case ordered to staid ova. EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAME. . CAPITAL- -OPE MILLION. INSURANCES felling dosi at Christmas wil ezpite, tentess renewed within Mites days from that pe• VOA. . It is oao of the advantages of the Albion Company. to Piddle, that it holds net no profession of sharing p la n ts those it imam& Promo insured are not liahle to Calls to t good thchwitis ilf Otters; n reipoindbility from which they •tist bT frct I C ,tite/c ,I estranges more accompanied with ;- vtlilllisLprospect of beneqt to striae from profits, whatever pa- Misfit tie nfkreti. ' Persosis Mardi on the plan of retch , lits opine. have, be e n bubjected to the e lects of ibis danger oils imittldgemey . The Company's rates and conditions are of the most reason tify able deseripti 9 n : n liherill commission {.l allowed to Solicitors, rosi idttois; 'e ff ecting We. lostrrnoce: and every WWI i‘ It& fprded by which the Interest. pod c onvenience of the k may tir Prolooted. WARNER PHIPPS ' s ____....__,--------------- • • .reir:r; STOCK PRIZP.S OP .ff3ll WO: • • AND THIRTEEOR CAPITALS, NEXT WE D NESDAY, • • . SECOND DAY. t ONE DAY'. tilt k W [NG of the STATh LOT TERY being now over, T.. 131911, the actor , Contr iites . those Of the Public wholleve made isa rcbuses, we"- sain the fate of their Nusnbers, at either of his forlauate Oil tires, 4. Cornhill, or 9, Cheriog-erow. To those who have not yet 0 1. r-based. be begsb to annune, Shot there are T h r ee STOCK PRIZES S. ',OM. o with THIRTEEN other CAPITeLS of .ff,-001.._. .wii SUMO, dm. &s. la the Wheel, ant that the $ ;..CO N 0 OA Ifi be .... • NPKT;WEDNESDAN • Three Capitals haviralreudy been 14,1 d on Ille present Loc. leo', other t.vff 131:41, b eeing ( as usual) more their those mild by any .__ Otc_elheep__r.____________________--------- INIPitF,;iD 4ith a 'plot anti flotilla@ s.nse of tment the ft Jr ca iribnitfics results arising from 'be-injudicious tova of e a certain lankily., cohtracied in a meaner too well knows to require c oinateut, end often entailing an its unhappy victim a eri,e4 Of ditilftaill‘ end AMON ift+UpptAllilld4 atileitoUil. Dr. Y.A DI( respectfully calls the attention ..f those n.terested, to his pecillinr and must effectuel method of ruse. unlike the ad vertising empiric of the (1.1%, or the equally criminal conduct of tb..se " who hold the word of promise 'lithe rir and break it to oar hope." Dr. Eady will u o t,pegiasii.e to pledge infeUi , bility in every decriptitor of cure. but as far as human aid, as *will, medical and surgical skid Can b e a ,plied..her promise, ta certain, speedy, rind pefitement rester tint.; hissing made every specie- of Sy philifii• affect' iiii , and its sltri• US tram of dis- ritoines, the primary mbjet ts of his professional Studies. gad being fluttered b. the insancendeut success which itati *Cs .onplutied his node ofireannetwrfuring the course of a long and laborious ructiers, be is mailed to offer. wite t h e fullest confidence. pre tension, t at one time moil hopefiii and eiscouraging. limumerible Instancetrao Ifeadtineed iliustrative of the Ittliutrior.lv of Dr. Y.arWs system, which has been found to preyed, even a 'mere eminent talent, retained by public institutiorni, has bees Iry effective. In udiliiian - it) ihoe,e consolatory advances Dr. Eady will he Woo! . equally fortunate in r evivin g the slunibering and debilitated energies at the human e. n-titution. which embiverytter, tend if not timely arres t e d, fre q uently render nugatory the prinetpal of existence. From tit), desolating state of t i nanity ananity 1 and sierility‘ Or re -imitating ihr frame and affordingnd e l ast icity to the relaxed orga ns, Dr. Eady is happy to convey t'bearriesiebeering-end-rwit iye amsosennees that an die in t .sollh e er meaners os f both retell may be re,teaed; a bLeady perseverce iictuted being Oniv required.--41r. End' is ene-iiited d a ily, at Ilia. 38, Deirs-strert,. Sohn, ii.pposite Seer4C:Tsireet (..y hither e has lately removed from so. 46, Kant-.tree', coiner of . . Of astreel. &b*), by: prilhaDh,of hulk reves. — Coriu trs las less o . tift ... et ermt post. BOERNALVE's ,CEI,EottA.I:LI) I tt.;‘4 JIAL No. i, for Bilious, Nervous, and Fe_ ale oni (Paint, price t . 6 Th Ns, with ample directions. .sdateek with black nat. The Red Pill is justi) esteemed for its agree able and certain operation, by inhlch it rffectually ri Mikis :ti; ilkOaction iw obAructiotrec the •stoctiarh and bn*ei, *hello- r aining from bile indigestion, flatulency, or cold : sicknev ~. 45e stomach, betid•nrbi the. by dislodging acrid • bile , or , A e' crurlities 'emitted in the imettitial canal., It is ,t.all tiget,to,f,l nod has been givea with tsingelar good effect during prezhancV .tre persons of bilious hnbitS, omit hese of yrylentiry tives,an be are subject to vain" and retentions, head-.n hi, Isogon,. to '. 'giddiness, or yr sone Of wenrines. or oppre,sion, lbw Nt,.dtrin , is eminently catenated, being comprised •f the most itmeco , • ingredients, nod-requiring neither confinement nor restr• int .0: diet $ for which it has maintaine“vir many yenta. the higheo public. reputtifion that. WAS ever uctipicgd ,by any ItteTto... P• , ? .. whatever. i.e O b ser ve, there are two kkodr, nips:. BPS-011% VA Pill, m arked N.i. , -ore a intermit etanpnoltlitl ill, Those V. ere' chiefly calculated for the cure of tri.nrosaia tosiditna: #440 . - der, laving d stint . * directions for that .canplaint onty., Fae box being branded with the figures Ntg 0 - ?in. Vat lb , .bottoin, neonistake cap possibly arise, il • u be ,prtlyrri , at tended to ' 41 .' 6 There is an better or certain remedy, I n remove the ilia etteodan ten the taro of life, or a (motto period of a 1.,• in fe males, tlmn these Pills: they instotitly remove bead-ach, skk 'new, Inflation . , owl debility, onin. in the back and loins, aid do w o nders opt to be des cribed in print. Sold by beigh,lB: Strands 8ac0n,150,0 x ford - st reet ; Sotto'. ad Co. B ws Cbt_trcii-yard ; tinder, Cheapvide ; Tett, ltu)al F.Tchinge i and Wird, Holborn. COURT OF KING'S BENCH,- Dec. 17. NELSON AND °THEWS V. ALDRIDGIt. . This was do a ction to r ecover from Mr. 4ldridge, en auctioneer and proprietor of the Repository in St. M•lrtites-lane, the value of a horse, under the following circumstances : . The p'arotid's, who had frequently employee! thn Decedent to sell horsesfor them, without warranty, sent, on thre present occasion , twenty, to bo sold in the same.usseuer as before. The Defendant sold 19, and paid the Plaintiffs the amotiot ; he also sold etre 20th, but omitted to take either the purchase-money or deposit-money before the hone was delivered. — The horse turning nut vicious en 4 unmanageable w ee returned to the Defendant, who refused to pay the Plaintiffs the Sans a t which the animal was knoiked down. This slim she Plaintiffs - now claim. , A; ' onthe gruend ttnit they bid never authorised the es - --- Defforident to give a istrarityf .or to receive a born tiff ross.examined.On the last survey they bedew. in return• d that she could be repaired. lie knew dna ~ . . . The Defendant .resisted the claire, au the ground there were good workmen in the Mauritius. that the Plaintiffs thenitelees, by being parties with Captain James Jordan , Alexander Ramsay, car him to a hand-bill (in whiat the horses were Clescrib. welter of the Mosquito, Lieutenant Evans, of the same, gave evidence to the same.effect. The two ed as " twenty deter, fresh, active horses, jest off former had been am on g the surve y ors. eiork on the Ess e x -road, and full of dry meat"), bad impliedly warrant ed them, or authorised him to J ohn Douay was at the building o f t h e Benson, in Ido so, and to, receive them back if they did not come the St. Lawrence, Patrick's Role, New Orleans, in up to the terms of the warranty. 1811. The timber used was green ; when leunch.d, A witness who was called stated, that the horse she admitted so much water that it was necessary to was vicious and unmanageable to the last degree; he heave her up, and let the water get net. He refesed nad not been tried as a leader. 81. a month to sail in her to Jamaica, and thence to The Learned JUDGE hught that this hand-bill Englund, because he though timber d be leaky and troublesome. She carried to Jamaica, and only riblrged the puttee t o o it to take care that the horses bail come off the Essex road, and were fresh, sugar thence to London. cls . ver, and active; that the Defeudant was not, by , Jon Ward, rigger and Jumper , was foreman of the O f hand- It'll, authorised either to warrant or to re. job of unloading the Benson, on her arrival from ceive the horses back ; and that he had no defence, Jamaica. She brought sugar and logwod.. The lower unless he showed that the horse iu question bad mot tier of amag hogs ed. heads She was shookin water, like an an aspen leaf,d part of the secoornda co me off the Essex road. sias d The Jo , ' found a verdict for the Plaintiff.; 591. 17s. m an w i t h a pa l s y. the sum at which the horse had been knocked down. Wilson assisted former witness: Thera wet* three FERGUSON V. CLARKE• or four feet water in the h01d.....e.‘ „,1 This was an undefended action (of astumpsit) on Charles Colston, a shipyrright, was h in Aletholeg i of exchan 15 bills ge ; but a point of p leadin g was ployed under Munro, on_ the Bensoq,ie theCes - - - - - - -e-T-rera------,1 • .carted, to which the Public would do well is direct mercial Dock. They, put in eight Iterates, anti knela T HE lout-established reputation or Messrs. . CU RR I 177 told Co., combined with their well-11690n its attention. them. The starboard u titter the main channel had the ' 1 o f a taw Train In consequence of the conflicting decisions re , dry rot then. Witness remarked to his companions experience : tad •ticeesti iu the treatment mid cure in- comeinints. entl thetn se s perior claims and u decided specting th an to of averring presentMent of a she was gettiog ripe. 7 .1, P referesee "" "" ther ' hen ' P rac lin"l Me""' ""i"giti Co. " trill of exchange or promissory note at the particular Joseph Marchmont, a, al4wrght, worked at * !regular Surgenos, ones hes the Royal Cnite,4e. o f Lon don and Edinburgh. prewitt to the Public the re-adt of tidos place where it is made payable by a special accept- same time at the Benson ; she bad the dry rot aboet team suttes•fal pcletice in the Metropoii., where their treat' ance, the declaration in the present instance (besides the main channel, and abaft it. - th took a pieceit nicht and cure of Venereal Goiliplaints. Nervous Debility, the mnney-counts) contained 30 counts : two on timber from it, and crumbled Itletiren his hands. -Vascular Ileinzatian,. and Atonv of the Organ . Strictures of the Urethra,' &c. ice. has proved ueitormly list 111111111111 l In each bill of exchange; one of the tw o averring pre, He would not have trusted an old parent shoes in her alight nod recent cases of intertion, apt rfect Care is v"inPle t- sentment at the paitisular place where, by the Rc. to India. ".1. , . i 3• ~ ed in the short period of two days ; and ie thi.seca-es of a mate compkicated uature, where other Practitioner. nave failed o f ceptance, the bill . was mad . p } e a •able • and the other, David Itutberhoe gave similar evidence.. , .., ~ • fUelles*, a proper perseverance in Weir' plan of treatment in o mitting such avermeot. This swel led tbe record to Joseph Lewingtoo t t itriSe a nail ,Ind her which did eves to the Pltient a imam! snot perfect re-est,ibli,lnnent. an enormous size. five skins of parchment ; aud not hold, and he Inks obliged to put in a boll. She Nervous Debility, whether pr e s:v convivial exces.es, b. the itcenotternte evkitimeat of scion& pie:mires. by ,ternary Mr. PocLocs, for the Defendant (in order to We had the dry rot. .god over studious habits, or by any other cause, the Illedicine. , him the costs of 15 ii. the canptli),, segued, that as Mr. 'IA Gros , Assistant Clerk to the Shipping• ihr Y P" "Pw " ill P t "' I " l ' aP P l ' a eirec". In Inlnnli"ng 15 bills only had been given in evidence, and 30 , Committee •in the India-houses. 'Produced' Mr., every Ittroity both of body nail mind. Severti Noblemen mid .. Gentlemen of the li ra respectability, hove been under the cure distinct bills had beet' (1-eclaiedbn (the second count Nickles letter, tendering the ship to the Cempany ; of IN'eSfeS. Cootie and Co. for the removal of Ganplaints «f ilw , sn each bill,' calling it a certilin other hill), the bet it was refesed . to be teceietel . in ,exidence tkil it Ilkeston, Stricture 4 &c find !tavola received 0 radical ,id . i d ' ' ^t thev, Jury could not, without perkwy, find a general should be . meed that biteksv.st.:BrVei,titei, n permanent care, tequess flint refetetwe may he made 0 I. sati.ftictory evi.leace• of the d..-cistve totperioyity of Mow.. verdict on the whole declaration for the Plaintiff, Buchanan, were igents then ifi;r ifie Benson. It wai Currie nod Co.'s plan of to ; m any of the-e Geolleturn b ut must bud a v erdict foe the Defendant au 15 of at once sli des!" Mitt they wereittilagento in lite - trans. have had Swinton.. from ten to twenty years, and had bees us.- action willi - thii Plaintiff, tint thot was not oinsaideked Are the cure of Mew,. Home, IleavhOde, and other Surgeons the counts. , of equal eminence, who tine:opted the cure by the opotirminn The Coolve over-ruled the ohjectiOn, saying, that evidence of prior agency. 1. a•;_ of the Limbs. Caustic, witneat use, Mews. Gun le d C'. if it were tis.prevail in this insteneet; i it 010111 t else . Mr. Bockle.-4bey bad beep, Beeeen's broke* m ay be eoltstilted by either se‘, with Ow greatest de li c ac y . • * secret.), and Iteatear, at their house, N 0.107. Datinit-gurd"•— prevail with respect to the greater r parka , the gene- and agents since October ,1813. In tbati hatter ratients in the country ore requested to. state the parit- cal Carpal, inserted tornado, 4141 ...end Af ILI al I 0 I, thee . wrote th e letter to the-East India 't oreperty, of' colors of tit& co-., age, and r eneral habit of livtog. Ste. es.-. every declaratitin in assuelpifm,firit; sod th at the October S 5, ISIS, tentleiing the Benson at 25L45. ang remittance for a dvice and medicines, 'sheik theaame - . • .., ... , whit Re sii , en or wt to their port cif the kingdotn. To insu . re sejaplinrs o f s . i , , , , ueb coon?, h id or .t ose inserteri in tire ton. On the TM lif October an r uteitwati•arseta Imo secrecy so es.ettial to our undeitalsir.g.. the . postage of the present diclifikdOlia " Ott istitifillis: *tenet,. ten accepting. thiteederg i There welhoyetbet. Istase letters may he ridded us die account for aerlicuith-10, Ilig - 0 J ust i ce . •t;li r..-11 ;sate ; all euifv; . 4 ..1*e sso , i mem atbilfilicimskgrf. exprolppOWitalps it sva-gardes. . 4 . . .`i Is , - 4 ill'i. •1• '4l ~ 4, t•l• ~1),,.. •.4!' .t- .. tti - 1:' . 1 : : . tStfillt 1:3 m:,-ti Lila omit, iru , sea ft ,i, ;mad) ipiymir 45104 1, ~,a,'.* javi0i,.....ii,",,, i ' : I , ofnitull, : J o, Woos' I . ,:‘ • 77.-0 bi4.4s, tr.t. v;..! . :. z '0ni...2..4 9i) tr 4 ,11 ii,w• it ran ri :AI . IRA: .3.3.0 ,- .21 laaii4i,--i. su mis Is bis- i • a .1 -... sutteya., Ltlie‘PikittudtdO;irainl that she should Pr immeilialelfi - docked. They 'cowered on ,the 4th of Jeowarr, begging to withdraw. their teoder, , :as they found the. *,pence of repsiring the tatip woub' .what .who they had contemplated. l'il. • were more . pritat 'Ws for them from the P liu tiff . than. 451...55., becaosot the ttores in the East India ‘ servire were .more es.s pensive, and they must hasp illy instead: of thittywt five men., , . • , • . ,Cross-esamined.—To withdrastbse,the teollee. lb., unlit:teas of she vessel was not 41 1 .4 1 1 zio,t,livit rPetiot deratiou ; the real cause, w4stlykt o therivwl eletectedu the half sold if she were ;liken_ iftw . ,,,the,.Qotwir•An raa terticr, and hAtiug an p•crillrei . o4, 2 otal,, , they ivitheit drew their teaser. Si !see imerid Alt; 1 00:0". 1 1 M et ce reel, homewards at Aoo'll l ‘ eiffee•lli l B ll */ 1114, stood at WOO. so that 'helmeted liailliteruatelelllP was 80001. • • ; t , •It in v p = Captain Baines thought the itale.,ef fie the Company's service from 3 tit 4001. - e.i i t i 4t. I Simon ire, well acquainted wi t h dry-rot, t! . it was generolly, occasioned by tise.ber :gre**4o4llll.: * . g‘ours4l. Krona tlw widgeons miltich., he bed itesealf - he thought the deprot mast hive twisted iimg.in ghsk- Benson. • 1 . ..„. ~ . • . . . --4 ain Wright, a (*eaglets. shipwright,„thaight 1100.6 have bad the dtysent before sailing. •,- to "Me In order tat eveld ths necessity of goine -WWI* denre on the damages, it was 'feed. that i ,,44;AMlg should bee verdiqt liar thoPleietitt PP Iholatol 4 llloa ties', the damage+ should be subject of IeSet•POL.; , '• Mr. Sentient Less .addressed thes!ilry.fouSigs,Dieo• Pendant. „, "" t..., ‘,•t• . Captain Thoma s Th a tker was sent eats 10 004'. to take the command of this ship when:she igaeletilit., The materials of which she •was . built were, season , . and selected. She leaked no more that 1116141 ..wing, new ships. The account given of the damage to the sugar, on her voyage . from Jamaica,- wasell entree., None of the consignees complained. : lie.cotouutudeei. her op to January, .;813, when Alm orgr,qpsaferretk, to the transport service. lie had.egger seen ony new rec % t Vl h i li s t r a Hr,ok i n her. Quarter-mister of Shlwerig i r is the Deek. yard, Chmkam,. woe le •(,),webruitt , l, 3 l,oo , and is., ( A I Assisi of 4he .Ikesen, She was a -mse., Ace ship. , . • -- r . Capiaitaltillip.Femina tided the Ilenson in 18 14 * and sailed on sereasi,vpylge.l with troops. In August., of that year he gave op the command to Turner.. i • • Captain John Turner sailed with. troops to quebsey., and the Benson was se l e cted b y the .Govettuir„...sl4 G. Prevost, and his lentil), for conersylog..them me England. Shelties under hin care till the loltb4. 451111 1814..... lie never saw. kiaer seam% i ire4silati .144,4114, itamber more of witstoisos. , . . . who altilatzlmed they never ler • toy i glu* ..vi, IT— soondatiss. At* L.l. of Pfaprio so.ge t iet± geal4 / t ite n ot at once get, money ,to . 'spir t tlig s ig. Ailh, French Vice - Admiralty Cont. , . orelemd ,tter ..tsi kg sold, and the cargo t o be cOnveyed. to, ugl j egrii l sa. o ther ships. She.wes, in fact, sold for ..laitajgg, previously done tp het. — Verdict for 'hp)); t l ,„ This cause occupied the Court lig. I V)t ; ~ OR -.ling jili.halr•past 10 .at eight. A • , ..A ..„ :--, '";;PnWt.Ji -SAM. . ' ~~ I;:i.' ' en : • 1 PAILIS, Dee,' 14. Lord CastlereitgL for London. • Yesterday', - rafter Duke d'Orleanf ', Officers, Peers tile' at ranks, and the AMieMit Count Coryettoc fr , rn hiehlajesty the it,nour... . :i • Yesterday,..ab DekL went in strict hail s& to the Thaitleries. _ had a long - i.itateitee with his Kriel Highnes" teal' iDaketriektiol#ii- It wes 'tweeted that his grate' t wdt"be*AlWl Paris - yesterday morning at s it' o- . 00lclock; ak t i f estr, the Post- mas t er received an order , ' on the Part rd le:Deke, eet to serili s tbe bermes whicla bad been' it ' d.. • ' • ...,•; ,-•,-• '.-. _.,' • ... A Pavefiefet Is, 111 ciresisf l • l l, l l l . isTfciftiPirtfo_.eftc. of the Meese, entitled " The *in, of, . Yerdus," ~. End the riolation of the Riehlr of tit/lions: 4 ! ' It tea: late to the inhabitants of Verdun, creditort of thW. English - prisoners of war (but particaltriy of; thy.. hostages of that nation), who claim tie , orly foot .0 , 114: lions which they owe to thet a , d ntsd payment of dii whicli' they cannot Obtain. The perss detainer were e s.' mProus. Their captivity lasted elevenyeers,wnd the' Continentit iiinckitte precluded ill eitMetsnies.iont with their native land. They gild, ` r We are opn.' lirettoto,:dredliieeerratehse;r othoerndefhaitiwtoitisebgeuoint r on e of h tb o e no w u o r r ; d w o m it SinlEirglishaten is sacred." The French Governiteet retailing Tit that time give the asanrance, that the de.: iried should not be retested until . they had fulfilled' heir engagements. Honest . minds - are credeloesl, l itkoy furnisht4 11rVitiiel_itiergeet with fetid, clothes, lodging., and funds. .""J'. ' 8 Ifi 0.14'4 E . Nevertheless, bide; '6t ' kehatie •"giCeir' by *beim Wmgst them were for4fertted to London; they Wille Viotested. 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