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TIMATItE. DRVRV-LANF.. A new mein-dritca, in three acts, called Vemosii; o r, 7/de Novice of Si. Mark's, was last night pro duced, avowedly written by Mr. M. ti. I,tArta-- The clianieten and plot of which Iwo am follow ! B e rrdir(Vier-^q , tfSic!lgi . .. Mr. Stowe. rite Marquis Carrara Talker &plosion (Pri , Pr of St. il.ars) Mr. Waosor.rrrom. tir.ovia (a NerWittie ) Mr. ELLS/WON. Faker Jmerso • • - Mr. Mot.r.a.it D. Fatirr Illichad .. .. Mr. Ds CA.,. . Friars Ritter Amstatie Pttkr pieob ..•.. • 3 Mr. M A One' he. Beendere(tis Viceroy s St r and l Mr. Pcs Lt.'s . Cud. s e , 4 _ Mr. EVA Petro ru, leg Mr. rumen. Vii....- e (Mr . WEne. liteketstew—Mr. Smith, Muster Ihirouset, Mons. Huekel. flartasnia ( Ahleckionea Currtiro) Mrs. Pow c.i.f.. Alf p A . • To - ,se Grasdees of Messina, Monks, Mashers, Fisherineu, Servants, &. hr.—Scree, Sicily. Crewel, a young Sicilian Notikrisaii, was we the point of marriage with Jooplo, when her parents were obliged to vi sit the Court of :Naples. During their aleence Jihrepha was pl.trca its a convent, where, it w siitaxie k et, sh e atiorsty after sickened nod died. Grief hw ber loss fur a time robbed Cressi of his senses ; and on his recovery he entered into the Mo nastery of St. Mark . .., which Mu only separated by a party wall from the Consent us which Jumpho bad expired—at this period the piece com...oencen—rem,M is on the eve of pro. aunticing • his rims, when ,Fet!ins frliekort gives hies a letter from the Ab , ro to the Prior qf St. ifarrs, which explains that the ?rise had flitesl its an attempt upon Josephrer width, and limit her rr al from the world had been thought am cesMry, to prevent her divulging to her parents 'h.! inhumes gv ,,,h, g i a the .14/.. and her Confederate—Blinded by fury, ris.ki she's th:s letter to the Prior, in consequence he is prevented from leaving the Monastery, and confined in a subterrancous dungeon, which the Prior believes to he gm known to all except himself and his accomplices. Bat F.-, tier Xiihart has suspected the existence of such a theisprim, has traced out the way to it, nod haste.; apprize the nee; rey ; in the mesa; bile, I 'cooii, in endeavouring to escape from his minim, breaks into the adjoining convent, and &S -COT.; his mistress, mho had nut beets put to iliath, hot closelv contintd ; and the deliveracre of both is shoofly after produced by the arrit al of lia , ter Alkdeot, with the Pitchy, and Jogephrt's parrots. The ustaturc to this piece is very pretty, and it also boasts some striktt u and beautiful scenery. The music in intitled to nitnit 'intim, and produced some rapturons owlet,. The house was crowded with as elegant company. The piece went off with eclat, mid was announce,' for rLpetitioa with loud and g eneral approbation. DIALICIOUS FAPRIC.4TION.q. TO THE EDITOR or THE BRITISH PRESS. SIR—Yon ars particularly requested to eoatradiet a ps i agraph tli3t oppcnoi hest in The :Worming Pod, mid after s isl our Caper, slating Johu Nlainwrs, Gm. to he oue Id' the tir.itternes invested with the t,nler alluded to iu the said anKraph. Ihr I Atm of Tte !Ironing Past was, a week pines, de sired to do this, but, failing to comply, it will be necessary to tats ether steps to bring to light the Anther, or ru tin? A:irk..., ant only of this, hut otter .11t6tication.; and which particular eirennistnticts render it n u t ver difficult to guess ; but though es ery allowance is made for the evi dent inffi may of their lwattv, they rnay assure themselves, the same indulgence will not he 'hewn to the malcvoieut and an ardsrai depravity of their hearty. q 3- 7'‘ +or 441‘ 41111.11",i.gti WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. at Irh The Aglelphi, of TE.LNCE, was last n;gbt re luarsed t:. the t <mug (;catleineir of Westminster School, in their Clas. , wal Theatre, which is at this moan of the year so elegantly fitted up in the dor mitory. The taleuts displayed by the different Characters, called forth, from a very respectable audience, the must marked applause. It we, al mosediffieult to say where there was* prefere:.ce; bat the pre-emineht utility of Mr. LriTonti, in Syria, was the theme of trirlierail approba cominentieg ou the atil•cted prescience of the aged Deism, he was particularly happy. ;Like halm; prtioem, ait, se seire is soles neseit omens. The parts of &strata, Catithara. Meteo, and Dewed, wereaupported in summer that at the same time did justice to the spirit of the author, and credit to the classic purity of the education of the Vestminster Seminory. The perform inc e con chided with the baud pluyirc.; God ince the kiog. Yesterday morning His !dooms', Duke of CUMBRILLARD. Prone...ow.. A SAWSTA. Sorni.t, and ANDILIA, accompanied by Lord WA rStti lan An, Lady CRAWLEY, Cienerohs FITZROY and 11AR COE IT, and Colonels T•s , Loa and fUsseow . , .. took an airing I/I W todsor Great Park, here MIN BRAD. I.EY, the celebrated young Yorkshire giant, only 16 years of age, was taking Ins morning exercise. 11111 MAJESTY and the Royal Party stopped and conversed with him for some time. The Duke of CUMBERLAND and Lord WA LSI %IMAM alighted from their horses and walked ander his arm ; al though the Duke of CUMBERLAND measures 5 feet 11 inches. His MAJESTY and the Royal Party were mach pleased with his conversation and gen tlemau-like behaviour, and expressed their surprise at seeing a youth of buck stature, groa n in every way proport•onwhie. After stalking with the Royal Party fur about a quarter of an hour, Mr. BRA 13- s.Ly went into a po,t-chairw which was smiting, and returned to his quaitere, the Tuns' Tavern, 11.itsrl sor. ills MAJESTY and the Royal Party returned to the Palace at half pant twelve h'clock. The Glee Club will hold their first meeting, this season, to-morrow evening. The Earl and Countess of DAIVILEY have re turned to their seat, at Cobham-Mill, where they imend to remain, until the end January. Lady FOLEY entertained Lady I:tessatio and several other INint,ilit). at dinner, yesterday. at her house, in Hill•street, Berkeley-stplare. THOMAS FORSYTH, Esq. and family are expect ed, this day, at their house in Upper Wirripolo street, from their seat near Margate. Colonel ANDEZSON and family arrived, yester day, at their house, in South .tudley-street, from Sandgate. They intend to le.,ve town in the coarse of next week, on a visit to Lord liaanoitchrost, at Lis scat, in Lincolnshire. The Earl of Daum turned out a Jeer, yesterday, near the Oaks, in Surry, which afforded great sport to a numerous field of sportsmen. The Countess of Ci.nesiner will have a card party, this evening, at her house, iu Berkeley square. On Monday, the Somerset House Lodge of Free- Masons timid tn.:ether, fur the first time this sea *no, at the Free-Masons tat ern. Earl Mouernoa ars in the chair. Among the professional Gentle ',tea present, were Messrs. Hawes, ELLIOT, LeCTS. and PAGE. Ott Saturday evening, at the Theatre-Royal, -Newcastle, Madame CATAL•III exhibited her ve ea: powers to a numerous and genteel audienee, and acquitted heruc:f in bet usual style of exceol le:lL P. gave directions for the Nitro's! to be coaducied in the *newt respectable in:inner. The corpse was con vered in a hearse. followed by a mourning coeds, with six servants and her Ladyship's carnage with six others: the whole of then, Ilregied in white silk scarfs. and'white gloves. The funeral service Vaai perforated by Mr. SAIRGSANT. This was an action, tried yesterday, against a late Sheriff of Landoll, by the Sword-bearer of the Corporation, to establish a right which lw claimed of haring three bottles. of wine per diens, for home consumption, during the con tinuance of the t)ld Bailey Sessions. To esta blish this claim, the City Butler was ( silted, who Preyed it had been the practice, with very few ex ceptinus, Inc the last It)years, that the Sw ortl-hearer, beyond the wine drank at his ta11. , . shoul.l take home three bottles per (hew. G.r ihioking. For the Defeathint, although this practice it was Ulm hind obuiineJ, it was mere matter of courtesy, awl not of prescriptive Tau Swortl-Beirer %as au Office" of the Lora e The Glee Club will hold their first meeting, this LAND 11111, my iiinL 7 samc •Pl, C7l( sta.. milk 76••. . , There is now living, in Staffordshire, an aged aware of the postponement, and therefore that his On • her recovery, site stated, that she Kul *nos season, to-morrow evening. Clergyman, who, during the course of a well-spent whole object was to make the Defelident incur the thee interview with the I)efelidant about six weeks „i lt-s The Earl and Countess of DARNLEY have re- mentioned in their agreement. I. turued to their seat, at Cobham-Hall, where they life. has walked to the duty of the church, of which penaltyafterwards. She lay.in in August lust. The Oe. qe ietend to remain, until the end ef January. fendant kft off visit rig her fetiier • for fi ve or six he 111 curate, more than 40,000 miles, not including Pkiatilf noosui • ted. ; • WELEICEN, r. LF. PELLTTIEN. lun Lady FOLEY entertained Lady Itessatio and theoccasionnl duties of the parish. He has preach- .... lis months before her detivery. Her father paid the t VIII several other Not.ilitt .at diuuer, ye••tertiay at her .s , , ed in the same church 'Tweeds of 3000 times, bap- - I I was an issue out of Chancery , t° ascertain expenses of her confinement ; did not know what iivii house. in Hill.street, Berkeley-siiiiare. tised more than 5000 children, and buried upwards whether the name of the l)efelidaiit, one of the they French Noblesee, 7 1. C:bnn:Qin one of iiur r,•giments . tell to. She expostulated once with the Defendant. and told hint, if she became it the tit! THOMAS FORSYTH, Esq. and family are expect- of 4 i" corPseS• He has Isaeused one Jews mail) , of hone, was LI 1 , Pell e tier, or Louis . Auguste x day , ed, this at their house in Upper ‘Viuipole- Gentiles, and , ni one day, 15 Quakers ; and, in thefamily-way, her father would be much hurt. He wit street, from their seat near Margate. room a this time, manual more than 3000 couple*. Alexandre Pelletier .as the result of a suit de- upon this fact. It apiwariii,o. heat err, told her, if she would let him know in proper time. he would make her comfortable. She was only . i': Colonel ANDESSON and family arrivad, yester- He has given general satisfaction to the parishio- pending ners ;and, after all this service, he remains as he from the statement of Mr. CLASELY, who war eighteen years of age last August. day, a t their house , in South .ludley- street , from Counsel for the Defendant that no positive cvi- , Ssinlgate . They intend to 'cave town in the coarse began, 40 years ago, spoor curate! dcould I • his , I ' - car he glWrio 401 in niptisin, On her cross-examinstion by 'Mr. Setjennt neve. ~ of next week, oil a visit to Lord Yaannitriont, at Doe Ticket in the Lottery, which begins onshe said, .he lied had sweethearts, but it was the Tuesday week, may gain the Prizes belonging to 'llie Jury, by the direction of the Judge', gave a • • Lis scat, in Lincolnshire. first hale th at har d ed her • I at any personll,, no t.... swans 300 Ticket., and make one Prize equal to all the verdict for the Plaintiff—Darnages, ls. . The Earl of Datum turned out a deer, yesterday, wise ; she knew a person of the Milne of Boy, he i Capitals in many former L e t er i es. SWIFT and CO. COTTERFI.L, V. WILe.H. ENT s near the Oaks, in Starry.. which afforded greathail tree!, her sweetheart, but n , -ver screed her so - rd sport to a numerous field oisportsmen. are selling Tickets and Shares in great variety, at This was an action, tried yesterday, against she knew Mrs. My in for she had unfortunately . t The Countess of CLzasiimr will have a card their °Sew% No. 11. Foulta , No. 12, Charing. a l a t e sh er iff o f L on d on , b y time !word-bearer made her her confidant, hot oeser told her, on h er Cross, and No. 31, Ald giste Hi g h - st r eet . of the Corporation, In esteblish a right which P". l party, this evening, at her house, in Berkeley-asking who Wa. the father of the child, that it was li i On Tuesday the remains of a young warned of lw claimed of haring three bottles • of wine per square.atch-ocork ; she did not know a hoixa, dept the name of ELIZASTiI Co[Cis, who had b een diem, for home consumption, during the eon- "B " On Monday, the Somerset House Lodge of Free- rids,. , , inar any house kept at Craw Ilii for the ti ten years in the deniers of Lady Ilawxasstiav• tiauance of the Old BaHlay Sessions. To esta- Manion* dinid Lc:ether, for the first time this eels- OnliVrii.rneo • of toon t; rer,:oo.; of both War. to tort; ware removed from his Lordship - 1i house, in Coombe bhsh this claim, the City Butler was ca lled, wh o . *on, at the Free-Masons' taiern. Earl 1‘101INT•011-.she never sirid;thatif Bo I hshe with )a t mug t was Wood. to Kingston Church-yard. ller Ladyship proved it had been the practice, with very few ex- ' ass in the chair. Amoug the professional Gentle- any other pereon, be vabahl kill lit-r:•vhe knew ,n gave directions for the funeral to be conducted in eeptions,libr the last ftayears, that the .wont- bear ,• r, s: men iiresent, were Messrs. Hawn, ELLIOT, Lucre . -4 • 1 „uinu.,l Thornton , he tees r ems a an.striaturt of .14 and PAGE. the most respectable manner. The corpse was con- beyond the wine drank at his ta b? •. should take 1,,,, , ; ' h e hell o f ten wiitk r , r i w i s h, her „f„,,. the 31 ,_ r l O Ott Sat urday evening, at the Theatre-Royal, veye.l in a hearse, followed by a mourning coaxli, hoswe three bottles per (hew, for hole , driokiiig• t i ii ,,,i pt m cc u u4 wieui,„t.. after right oVock, aod with six levant% an s carnage d h er Ladyship' with For the Defendant, 'Air. G ar tow said, elthnueli Iv' Nevvesztle, Aladaine CATAL•NI exhibited her vo-us late as ten rieloak,al night ; it •it ..4 three y en six others; the whole of them dressed in white silk this practice it was true had obtained. it was mere '"" cal powers to a numerous and genteel audience , lig, she here related familiarities that Thermo,. u an d acquitte d b ci .,, i f i n b et woe ! sty l e o f e xceii. 1C4116, and'w hate gloves. Tim funeral servicewa, matter of courtesy, me i not of pr.-sc,ipti, e right.— ht , l taken with her ; eleinogli they did nut antoctit performed by M N r. SANGSAT. Ciitt Sword-Bearer was an Office" of the Lard 1e:n. , .. -to the charge upiust the Delitudat.t, yet 1f.. - • . TO THE E.DITOR. THE BRITISH PRESS. Stn—•Tun will. please to contradict in your Pam of to ni:hout CO, thr Advertisement which appeared in your paper this day, that the article of Cotton had taunt 44. per hi. in COUlPVltlellet of the news lately received from America, as i may do the Agents an the muck a consider able injury, as uu such thing las occurred. I our humble Servant, De 4 mulnr 1, isos. ROBERT DAY, Ss nrn Braker. s.• Note of the Editor.—The article above alluded to was copied from a Contemporary Print. B.ITU ARRIV .1 LS. Lady Charles Seminal, lastly Louisa I.enox, Lady Mar rey' laJy Thew,* aud four Misses Darr, !lon, Mr. Ward, Sir 1E...a.% lAlgrurih, Siva. Broughton, Major-Gen. Pi Ulric, List-Col. Buchaoao, Shaw, Licut Ti•ungson, ker. I)r. Avitc, 1)r. and Forktnv.tou, 1)r. Ilaltfai, Ker. Mr. Stevenson, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and Hiss Nance, Key. Mr. Rogers, Rev. 7tlr. Attars ley, Rev Nlr. Robiwua, Rev. Mr. ltudr, Rev. Mr. Peuuni, Capt. I,,larliu 2 Capt. hardy,, Capt. and Ms.. Voss, Capt. Higgie Capt Syuumada, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Mr. and Mr. P. Leas, Mr. awl Mi. Franktaud, Mr. and Mrs. Milce,Mr. and Mrs Clehdiniew, Mr. and Mrs. Itippsn, Mr. sad Mrs. Matins', NI e. awl Mai S (O'Meara, Mr. and Mrs. Gent, Mr. and Mrs. Ra) woad, Mr. and Mu. Mansfield and family, Mr. and Mr5.111314C140% Mr. and Mn.s Stuart, Mr. nal Mt,. Gordon, Mr. sad Miss Walker, Mr. and a MINKS Gault, Mrs and Miss Addiss, Alr.l :rove, Nit. NI outalue, Mr.D.iir i,, Mr. Pei ri,g, Mr.. Callers non, Mr. 1.141re11, Mr. Bond, Mr T . Ilordilisr, Nfr. Hinirark, Mr. Powell, Mr. Graham, Mr K NVlsitinorr, Mr. , Eddingtini, Mr sfelilph:, Mr. Parental, Mr. Peanuts, Mr. Leas - irk, Mr. nook, NI e 31 sealants:a, Mr. Stoat., 31 r. Crook, Mr. Phillott, Mr. Uhtirffe, Mr. !Metcalfe,. Mr. W. trek, Mr. Duitn, Mr. Sold, Mr. Yorke, Mr. Harris, Mr. Paul, Mr. Sal ~,,, a, Mr. Watkins, Mr. N Melt, Ma. Weston, Mr. Willett, Mr. Jeakins, Mr.. &tart, :qrs. Grieve, Mrs Asdankiii, Mrs. Vcatville, fibs. Masteetne, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Firettiaad, Mrs. haynea, Mrs. Da.enpui t, Mrs. V. rekrr, Ms.. Price, Mrs. Hrilri.rfisrd, Mrs. Wyndham, Mrs. Street, Mrs. Whately, Mn, Morttm, Mrs. P.wier, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. Pawl, 11111. Bath, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Gin and family, Mrs. 11)kr, Miss Felluwes, Mn'. C. Hill, Miss Lundy, Miss 8a.!,1y, Miss llndilinch, Mi . s• Gostleey, Miss Bawer ' Miss iLeethivaite, Miss IVa.ker, Miss Harris Miss Powell, This B. Spa:minds, Miss TM' 'Tozer, Miss iltianis, Miss Shane, Miss Wright, tic. arr. l'oe:erday, a eabotet Council was held at the Foreign t Mee, at two o'clock, which was attended by the Duke of PORTLAND, and most of the :M -owers. esterday, the Cabinet Ministers, and a number of other personages of distincti (((( , dined with the Duke of hlorraose, in Groseenor-square. Yesterday morning, a oriel High 11t*,.3, con posed by i oarou•t.t.o, with Te Dtaire, by LeAI., was performed at the Porttivrette Chapel, iu South street, in commemoration of the restoration of the House or flaaritalrTriitlie 'Thiene of Portngitl. The thole was extremely well performed by Nlessrs. LANZA, FlTZvllltdoNs, EVAN*, TURNERALLI, DOI/MIME, and the other members of the choir. A number of nobility and people of fashion at tended. The ceremony having been pretty gene rally spoken at, a great number of persons were present ; trail anioug Cam were a gang of nick pockets, consisting of Bub Barney, Harry Wood and others. However, SAV RR/ and LAVER DER being there, prevented them from committing any robbery'. Among the Nobility and Gentry were Prince and Princess CAWEEECICALA, the Mar chnu,ss of BUCKINGHAM, Lady °RENVILLE, the SPANISH AMSASSADuR, and ,several Portuguese Gestlemen, who afterwards partook of an elegant breakfast at the house of his Excellency, in South Audley-street. On Monday last Sir RICHARD HILL, Bait. died at his scat at Hawkstone, Shropshire, in the 76th year of his age. For several years he was one of the representatives oftliat couuty. Oti the last ge neral election, through a very debilitated state of health, be thought proper to decline. His beauti ful seat at Hawkstotie has attracted the attctiti (((( of visitors of the first rank, who were always treated with the greatest hosp itality and politeness. Sir RICHARD is succeeded in his title and estates by his sitcomd brother, now Sir Jour, Hitt, who has tint-- teen ehildreu, and several brand-children. Gene ral ROWLARD HILL, who conamoded the 90th re giaient in Egypt, with such signal bravery and suc cess, and has now the command of a brigade in Spain, is the second on of the same funk. The Vev. ItoWL*ND HILL, well known as a preacher, is, we are informed, a sixth son of the late Sir Row- LAND HILT., the ancestor of Sir Hit HARD. There is 110 W living, in Staffordshire, nn aged Clergyman, who, during the course of a well-spent life, has walked to the duty of the church, of which hew curate, more than 40,000 miles, not including theriessisionnl duties of the parish. He has preach ed in the same church upwards of 4000 times, bap tised more than 3000 children, and buried upwards of 4000 corpses. He has baptised one Jew, many Gentiles, and, in one 'ley, 15 Quakers ; and, in the course of this time, married more than 3000 couples. He has given general satisfaction to the parishio ners ; and, alter all this service, he remains as he began, 40 years ago, a poor curate! One Ticket in the Lottery, which begins on Tuesday week, may gain the Prizes belonging to 300 Ticket., and make one Prize equal to all the Capitals in many former Lwterirs. SWIFT and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares in great variety, at their oak., No. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing- Cross, and No. 31, Ald gate High-street. On Tuesday the remains of a piling woman of the mine of ELIZASTII COLLINS, who had been .. ten years in the service a Lady IlawKassuat• ware removed from his Lonlvhipa hou,e, in Coombe Wood. to King.ton Church-yard. tler Ladyship I.,:ir INTALmE.ycr. COURT OF KINGS BLNCEl,WitwasssTsit, .1 OLE.NHAIt V. CONNINGMAN. This wab a CiLbe retattre to the sele l iira horse, of a nature not of very comition occurrences.. The Plaintiff bad purcliasoil a horse, the „property of the Defendant, which we sold by auction by Mr. Alridge. warranty was given, and intieed it is not usual to do so at public auctions ; but it turned out, that although the horse 4Appennl per fectly souud ut the sale, a fraudulent expedieut had been had recourse to, in Order to conceal cer tain detects ; the burse wa , one of four which ori ginally belonged to the stud of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, and was sold, upon this ocessiou, ut fin goineav, upon Saturday:ll;e 11th of June last ; it then appeared perfectly sound, but, upo., the Monday followinz, when the Plaintiff's servant took it out for exercive, brought it home. wx-licd, and fondled it, several pieces of a cement, which had been covered over with black and oil, came out of what are denominated sand-cracks in the hoofs. The evidence of Mr. Alridge %hewed that he had not the stualfust knowledge of such a scheme having been practised ; it sous sent hack to him by the Plaintiff, and resold at Ins re_pository for 3al. which. with the expeore of keeping. made a dif ference front the ertightel cog, dr 311. Ifs. Mr. PANE'', was Commie' for die I'laintiff; and Mr. Gtaaow, for the Defendant; oho contended, that it was in the pow* of the Plaintiff to have I..,er taiii4 the soundness of the horse ut the time of ..... purchase ; flog ►w freed had beets practised; but that the alleged ceniesst %VA.§ lorreiv clotted dirt which had got iuto the hoofs of tile hurbe. Since no ottani. had lieeis used to deceivi . , it %vita there fore iiieuiubi at upon the Plaintiff .o tithe the horse with all its imperfection 4; stud, more in. warrioitv haii been used, he tuna rue all chatters of a bad hurguili.—Ver;lict fur the Plaiutiti, 311. LC•%'ER V. LANE. Tins was an action Inought by the Plaintiff against Thomas Lane, a publican, who bad agreed to deliver up the lease of a public-house, tie.ierlier with all his stock on hard, upon the hut of October last. The sure agreed to be paid for this transfer was 4051. thw , iyus^ 301. a. • deposit: and should an) of the parties violate the engagement, or omit pelorining the Atipalations upon that day. they were to forfeit tool. The public-house in question was known by the name of the Ox said Owl, and was ..tuatt , :rl in Rumford, in the county of EVACIi. • .i:,11 stork on band were to be valued by uppriotert. The Plaintiff alleged that lie was ready to perform his part of the contract, upon the day appointed, but tusk the Defendant was not ready, and therefore had forfeited the stipulated pelialty. Although .the Plaintiff had only 1001. ))))) ey, he had property in the three per cents. reduced, which ' , being shut at the time tins agreement writ to be canted into effect, he was tinder the net:laity of raising money upon that fund, in order to per form bin part of the bargain. The present ac tion was therefor,• brought, in order to recover the deposit he had made, and the penalty stipu lated in the agreement. It appeared teat that agnseniant was dated he Oil of September ljtt, and that the Plaintiff, eluding Wllle difficulty in raisiug the money, applied, upon the ...!;.h of Sep tember, to a Mr. Abliag, manager of Truentan, Banbury, and Co.'s brewery, to advance him the money, who refused to do so till he could get pos lithilllOU of the funds in the t per cents. reduced,, which were not to he open till the 13t h of October. The Plaintiff upon this stated that the perform ance of the ngreerueut could not be put otf beyond the Gth of (ktolwr, otherwise he must incur a pe nalty, nod therefore expressed a wish that the pe riod of performance could he postponcd. Mr. Ab bug informed him that he could inistpone it to the 13th October, by writing to Mr. Lem., the Defend ant, as he was contort ted with him in business. With this the Plaintiff seemed perfectly pleased, and left the 10401. he was then palletised of iii the hands of Mr. Abliag. Previous to the 6th of Oc tober, however, Mr. Leaver called back, nod stated he lied got a person to advance him the money, and therefore he would not need such an advance from Mr. Abliag, as lie would be otherwise fully enabled to pay the money upon the 13th of that month. Notwithstanding this postponement, how ever, the Plaintiff went, upon thelith of October, in . , a chaise to Rumford, accompanied by an attorney and another, and offered to perform the eiNage %most according to the ori;inal stipulation. He had on that same day sent his appraiser. On being told by the Defeat/nut that he had received a letter, post potting the business to the 1.011, and that therefore he was quite unprepared, the assignment not being made out, the Plaintiff pretended a total ignorance of saeli a letter haring bwn seat. The testimony of Mr. /titling put the twitter beyond all doubt, and shelved that the Plaintiff was perfectly well aware of the postponement, and therefore that his whoa object was to tanks the Defendant incur the penalty mentioned iu their agreement. Plaintid nonsuited. WELEICER r. LE PELLETIER. This was an issue out of Chancery, to ascertain whether the name of the Defendant, one of the French Noblesse, a Cornet in one of our r..4iinents of horse, was Louis Pelletier, or Loins Auguste Alexandre Pelletier? as the result of a suit de pending upon this fact. It appearing. however, from the statement of Mr. CiASELY, who was Counsel for the Defendant, that no positive evi dence could lie given as to his baptism, The Jury, by the direction of the Judge; gave w verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages, is. COTTERF V. [NT. ltay..r. and not . httrf! no ritOtt to Sce.sions tber2 Aga At the latuidning u. . woe -.t-i,rer. nut iuclud . - Tile manna.' ma* Witv'ti,44l".4l its Orme' overitiohed.*** firing tun tr" the Silvia:silts .tif. rW. f; dine at the Sward-We Mayor's, and flailing reformed t:ie 'table rounds, observing. suit his 1a:,41 faun, *ninth'', but more Lord Essaa or tiff had proved his advice tlu: fendant. not of the Sheriffm, anti therefore could I t or claim against them. I/aria* tiro • Atte apitntitut 'shirt kept .for hu vests likee; Ifferetyt:Shrievalty a list was pre- tlful)frieggieae.itled to privileges, and the Sworalllearer's three bottles were 1. ''Tite custuini - lerd erseu when wine di" 4r its I tresedtte price, . unclwati theft a hieing ton trilling to iteive. .During y.o.f.Sir W. Stators, lie rather to Sward-Bearer s table than a• the d jellies, tarts, trifles, e bible to plain jousts, of 'sirloin eel trying, that the remains woof l better 1 family in the gaol, tli vii sob- t more decorative purts of tile table. dteitoanctitt though: that the Plain- >red tio prescriptive right. and gilder - the Jury found a verdiet.lin the Der )1 . CO3IIION I'LLtS, Vrerratnarats. Nisi PrigS, before Lord CAiof iNerttiLle. • SEDIC(IIOS. CILZ,NDY e. numirtmtes. • ikIEPHCIED stated this it, an aCtiou for stained by the Plaiutiff be the loss of eri services, vaitsrel by the Drfeedeut's Cr. The litaintiff was a master abhp ut Orasesciid; the' Ih:fent:ant a hoisarnith. living iii the sumo! plaee. It hewn, that the Oefentliiiit's conduct tee 1• mate gid, in public, and . bebere hex, pelfectly correct ; that he neser at- take any familiarities that' could give ally suspicioir, so that uo blouse emild :lenitiff. The UefesishAnt we!, about years of sige. and the of jty.t . ofitia se- ly eighteen. Ile was a wid,..ee, dad bail wife ultont three years; tke giel was Mint and iiiiiinate friend of his lire Wirt:. Aland Dele,ident were CA the ao_t iu- nh ; they lived nest door Lot one to ; thee frequently visited ; there was a al relationship between them. The p a - totally liztioralit of the situation'of until the vesiult was too isbrions. to be I. On her hciag qni stiontal, she an- al that the Defeielaut Milt beim the es- lie aeknowledgeil they had heal mina ili- um one. 'f'he liefendeirt; bu being-jeer ke si cold hard-hearted fellow, .the • wlieved, was his ; unit, irbt , t h,oet onis, support it; otherwise, if sbr publishes( her duties mad his infamy, to the infer, lie the parish officers a dot,eder, 1 weir for her loss of sersices the ury ought' to give damages; i;se fee:i•iipt trent ought tq t:e emitlidered, Inc it was ' tie that the disgrace Lot only cell ttie.ai glr4 hut ittien her (rends. The nereut priced .f the Sch.:haul hone <-. ing, ter the wife of some limiest man, rt.... 4 meat prte.geny. lie appealed :n the ' lnt, whole he knew tries: be surehte. , II not reflect with pleasure oi rely ,; their grand-children born in w,,tfeet ,fr" they aid s - fosat-alawthe moat grwrerel that 4, rational men could %spirt to •ei • Innate client was cut off free aR with ry th, baseness of tl:e Drfentlast. Ale nt dwell wily longer an the int'oer., well that the-Jury would vinusider the case sui ,neof thewaelvee had the inisfortsver io•mr tiff, There r ere eta denial/es too to to in honest tradesman, f v such al; 8 - .4117 laintitf hurl ieecived Irons the tieseta.aut. rued Serjeant thee celled Inv ...itinerate. an interi.sting looking gal. sr.ho ouch affected, was esan.iisrd 'l4r.,sews • es—She deposed, that site n ts. the •iatigh- e Pl. • tiff ; she lived in the !ens is with d did the service of me house; she knew s, .nrilant frnen her elithihr,ntl- haevr COURT OF Sittings at Ni Serjeant Sir. damage.; sustained his daughter's , seducing' her. carpeuter, - livin 6 muster alltlloi.dflt I would be shewis, t the unfortunate girl, fiiends,. was peifectly tempted to .tan:. the parent air attach to the twenty-five y, duet t on only buried Ilk the companion The Plaintiff • notate terms each other ; sort of social r. rents were toter daughter, itiv longer hid. knowledgrt i ducer. She ; terviews than tioncd, like child, he het he would to uieti inisforti would give t not almie for that the Jury , of the parent ' unfortiinzte th the Mined girl, ) also is deprived 1 his daughter it him an honest 201111 r ~f whom they did not einithici.i,; ' 1 Ille knew • toyuteitt that IS utifortinial hopes, by ' would not kuowintiiit if it MU& WWI: , the Plaintiff; he'iriefi to as the Pla;;. The Learned Mary 66 seemed mock , . jaunt Leas—She deposed, that site wts e ter of the Pl. • t ; she lived in the e. a with him. and did the service of me house; she knew the Defendant from her childhood. tioir trendies were particularly acquainted. The Witter% knew the Defendant's wife; she died better them eighteen months ago ; there never had been cur familiarity between her and the Defendant before the 17th of August, 1807. He supped at her :Awes ; PUPr per was over by nine o'clock ; it was a moon-light night; a walk was proposed, either her fowler or his wife proposed it. 'The Defeiwiiiiit said to this Witness, Come, old girl, we will walk first"— They went out together ; she expected the rest were following ; not seeing them coming. she sot down• on a broil' to wait for there ; aim two person= ewe-. ing, whom she supposed was her brother sod his wife, hot they ;lured to be two %smog men. She got uneasy, and wanted to f„, , ,0 home. The De fendant began to take liberties with her; she got up, and ran from him. lie followed her, cud polled her ilos, lu mesh precipice ; she fell/ cod hr areonepeh•hrd hi, purpose. (Thu Witness . . •ed au the ho'.) On her recovery, she stated, that she hail into. then interview with the I)efendant shout six weeks afterwards. She lay.itt iu August last. The Oes fendant kft off visiting her &toes.** for five or six months before her detivery. tier father paid the expenses of her confinement ; did not know what they tell to. She expostukted once with the Defendant, stud told him, if she became it: the family-way, her father would he touch hurt. He told her, if she would let into know in romper time, be would make her comfortable. She was only eighteen years of lige last August. On her cross-examination by 'Hr. Serjeent BEM she said, .he had hod sweethearts, but it wa. the first base that nny person bad used her it, tip. IMMO WIIV ; she knew a person of the name of Boy, he had hews her sweetheart, but ie-ver served her so ; she knew Mrs. Munson, for she had uufertunately mole her her confidant, hot iieser told her, nu b ee eating who wa. the father of the child, shot it we, much-work ; she did -not know a hone kept by Bridge', Lor any house kept at Gravesend for the colowieruce o r p.m!t rfs.,Hl4 of both sears to met; she never said, that if Boys thought she w as w ith, Soy other per on, he skald kill lier;•the knew s imwm ,l Tl owo to n , he gat. r sRs a aa•ctraaat or her'ii;" he had often WitTkesi with hey tidier the Vie thiwfwg wesn'ovie, eftyr eight oVock, 0:4 as hat at ten cielnek,s; night ; it • %v... three years ago. She•here related fiimiliarities that Thermos. had tskeu with her ; »Moog!, they did nut antociit to the charge against etc I.)efeadat.t, yet Ue