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I LON UON, TUESDAY, JUN& 23. of d,• THE BRITISH PRESS. The First Session of the Third Parliament of the United K.ngclons corrn-nced yester lay.—ln the House of Peers, thenainber of Peers who took the Oaths was bet•veen six,y and seventy. The at tenclasce in the !lame of Commons amounted to between two and three hundred. Mr. Ammer sus propos , %l as Speaker by Mr. YORKE, and sconded by Mr. BAWILES...-Mr. CALCII•FT also strongly so T otted this nomination, aad took an opportunity to suggest, the public expeAed that the present Parliament would prosecute inquiry iran public abuse, with the same zeal and energy as the pre-esling one. —This sentiment was loudly cheered.—Ms. Nestor was re-elected unanimously The House could not possibly make a snore judi cious choice.—This day, the New Speaker will he resented at the 'kir of the House, when he will receive His Majesty's Sanction, by Commission. Letter. have been received ffom the Fleet under IT:cc-Admiral Lord Cot. t i stawoo°, off Cadiz, dated about twelr- days since, all of which agree, that the Combined iqu.tdron. about twelve or thirteen sail of the line are ready for sea, and it is supposed, if our Fleet were by .accident ski-7m off their sta. Lion, they would ende ivonr to make a grand push out to get through the Gar of Gibraltar, and endea vour to form a juneltion wit's the Cat thagena or Tnulon Squadron, or perhaps with both. But Lord Cot tosinwoon ever on the alert, and his cruising hot , tes fo:m a line of communication from off Ca.. ilia Any. to h,s Eire' in the Offing, for the nurpose of communicating inforrnstion direaly by telegra. pLic signals. ?spas and Inters from Holland, of Wednesdai lan, hire Len received in town; but we do not uir dcr.tand that they contain any C4Ws of importance. The illefsene, 40 guns, Captain BRIS LUIZ. and the ibureeya. 38, Captain UV muor, which sailed A (Lip +wet., liy trl•gr;phic ‘renal, from Plymouth, w•• understand, to m Ike a streta, vet y far to wr."oard, to endeavour to fall in with the rich China &et, nine sail. houtly expeded in soundings, ircru Tnr k ,r* loop of war, will a Beet from Eng. lan is arrived st Lisbon. Viscount NEWARK will move the AcLisess to His ?Assure, in the House of Commons, cm Friday acti • tho nyw Purliarner.t are 13 of the Merr.hers Edo vomsl in tlie Ws Par lug one. or both alb!. t wo motions, Mr. Be 401.1', and Mr. LT Trig aproving the toodu.lt of the late Ministers ; and Geattsmen, totally unconneded with the new Ministry, have been chosen for 63 other elaces. On Friday and Saturday last tie Chaplain Gene ral underwent a long examination before the Co.n sni,.hnersof Militai y Ent:wiry, respeaing *be at coml.. of his departkteat, front the institution of ois office. Levers -ec-iVed from the 41.. Cap::in Wott , ,thsted ab , itit six Jays si!.cr, state, that she bat been cruising Ltf L'Orictit Mr two month; had chased several convoys of chaste tnarea.:, but could not pet bold of any of them, swig to their gettiibg into such shoal water, that tbr fish could not. pursue them. The Ai g 4 has loon MO .tral chiefly it, closely watching the ram.o.o of a French 74 gun ship that got in with c-urn hews s, some time since, when he escaped into a river near L'Orient. fri.ro the GrArelier, d 4 the has been quiz: refitted for sea. and is ready to tett Any opportunity that .ay offer of getting out, tur t•ie purpose of Laical a push for the port of L'Orani. if sbe can .wqs the vigilance of our cruisers A seventy-four gng.ship was launched yesterday at Deptlord. fhelanaels was wended by a great aernber 01 Nobility sad Gentry, mei :dine the lioctiess of Noiermustasai.msn, and two of the Ladres Paac v. It was between five and six o'clock on Friday semis* whet, a signal was fired from the Commo dere% ship, for the transports, with the first division the Expedition, in the DOWISS, consisting of 13 trosports, to get under weigh. Gcneral the $ irOft Premsel. who Quogiai.Js lhe Expen.tioat. was at tit meat smoking his pipe in the trcnt parlour ‘i the Ro7el Exchange Inn, at 1)eal. Obedient to the signal for sailing, he got into a boat, accom- Parhed by his Aid-du-Camp, and in about twenty "boutea...itrer five o'clock, he was on board the ' , nspott appointed to receive him. The Baron is • .e lovking old man. He wore a plain blue coat. •da VI Oen leather cap. 'fhe beach was covered • r.wds at spoliators. The wind was in the East vane; when they sailed, but it soon were to the We•tward, and the Fleet were out 14 sight. Oa suuday the winil changed C F . .a E and, of course, became uatsvourable. %ieslocid Professors have treated the diss hich has been termed the Egyptian Ophthal• Al cr nsaginus. We expressed our disbelief, at the time, that as, d v.rders of the eye are contagi. 0 01. and a circummenist io said to have occurred. w'i'sh. if true, will justify out opinion. According to teiwtt, many soldiers who 'steed with greet gal- Liery in Eiypt. and have Inst t4.fir sight since they num el to this c.•untrv, were sappnesd to have brought ►act with them the latent seeds ot• this di.- " 4 ' r. It ts wish however, that tbey have used a insture of coiri.si.e &ultimate mercury ind ity the purpose of producing blindness. in owes Ro reti•e frm service upon a pension. We druid Ise glad to find that this shi.clung ►tory 4iii tt'unded, but ire a.e assured, that there is tau " . . 4 4 4 sMIA t} C A J r •••• ; ` • - A THE.I I RS. HAYMARKET. The Tragedy of /flneirf was revived, at this theatre, last night, for the purpose of introducing Mr. Young, a gentlem to of considerable provincial celebrity, in the Arduons part of Mantle', to a London audience. He was gree!ed, on his rnire. with re peated plaudits. Mr. Young is middle-sized. And about thirty years of age. Ma figure is gw.d, his Ac tion easy and rrareful, his features are Re i ble Anil expressive, his voice is powerful and clear, and his under tones modulated to the expression of the mist fascinating tenderness. lie was com pletely master of his business, and displayed the judgment of a veteran in the execution. In the first and second a& there was much to applaud ; but etc , scene with 01,4elia, in the third th, And every suhsecineat scent., displayed such energy, and elicited such beauties, as called filth the most aphoun led admiration of the audience. In the closet scene he was admirably supported by Mrs. Litchfield—llls attitudes, the expression of his countenance, when he says, " h it Mt Krug P" the crust! 11 between tenderness for hi, mother, and inilignatinn fur Ins father's wrongs, displayed ettraordinsry p men of discrimisaittion, and excited a wont; of epplaese The audience, indeed, were tv.t prepared for sac , excellence. They were taken 'ay surprise, a. lan enthusi ism seemed to pervade the whose !muse, of whirls there are few imean res. When the tlif gesly was announced for repetition, the house ran with Acclamations.—lt was crowded with a brilliant audience. iIiSTITFITION. A' 7G Y LE- Sr R E -.•llPie. • - Hy 7e•t,cte.or t;.e Patroue:-.m, and a mat •an..•Mn, a 11 11;1. Sk•b Z:irtl4ll, to, thi: Sea, tot, gr.i; he 11. r Tw, I• FiNbt • '•1(.1.1t OA 1.1, q•vl SUPPER ; ft,. 544.0041 N 411:, Jul) 6, a GRAND %I DF. B Erne taixt.q. r.:.; will he mu the 4a ae 1.;.!e of eA l ototse a. th. 14 , 1 %I...wiuerale Lady. Ton Gut teal ; a Denatleonan. rue L...!••"erelbets may Ss v.an.f...r.e.1 se. Lathe's, our th. NI4 41.. 74111, w,; ootthe ..r E-.troneas. Th id s •.i •,al tees au,l Geutleaash, S I. 4 uII 0..1 a. 11... 0 tr... •11.1.. e rho" d.. .sot ir • a circular Las.tef Cum Pi, D u ert,,,, :re t a lu a s tt) tot 14 • ..me V. Lila Mae, 15h. .th. • they eltoore: to co/thrift at I r••• • ,rne lost )5, °fuer et the a). , • tor., HOYLI, Staetal ThAS krAJt7f , l S. .) of CA 411014DGF rfiriZeS‘eB At GUSTA, L,ZAIEcm, SOPHIA. and Ames.'.. v. , 31a d nn ' ttick,lr Terrace, oe Sit!et! eveniny, frnri 7 . t.ll Fi. The cn-npony was very , P;n•arnvis s but the es.ily perscrs di,. netinn r. ,!iced antcHtjt therp were, Earl WELTON, ald t. e Roes% ttendsn s. The Klieg Ana P•i4ce., Ylear are indispnsed with colds. MSS el ry did et ot ri.ie, yetterJaY, in consecv...ree. Che Pri Aber TA. SqPillA. and A M •A, )k air usu t. r:de in .ne with sever: Atllladant., Yerecolar. ahoot 411, thik Pcinze at Watts paid a visittn Their %Issr•eate. an.! left ‘'.'indsor soon sites three. ter t•. v . : r.,vAL. FAMILY will come tt town this day Yesterday. the Duke of Ca NS 1141 , 0 Tevic , " , .! the IL, florse-,thards M tid:Ahr ed ' :..ekes Its Royal iiiiOntese the Pi-i.e. h . 0 .. ed Mr. Waasii roars., a. hi. tee4tri . UlC•Dtter , ••• Falliazn, Sunday, with his -onsna..y, to dinner LorA Durioas, the H ds. eastLenhis BiIAUSU•W. and sevaral other l'lntoitsty were IV e4e,st, The new '.li Speaide of The 6-4., nwor..4. now perf.rrrting every evening. 4. 4s, 's. minster-li idge, with ,uch distioani.heJ an i n^re ee.ilent.:l..e/at, pcu..uays such it lively. ini;•er,.ive, and, indeed, accurita pidure of s field f +r.l it. attendant en :sequences. that of all th.:.gs et the kind seen on any stage, this pruchtZtion stand* pre eminently vidoriotes. His Grace 'he Dnire Of NO4THUMISP.I.A/110 tie tertained at dis:ner, on Sunday, Messrs NORTHEV. Enilt•lD MO4IIS. AIVIOUIN. and NI.MAnOn, his Grace's ParliamentLry The 1..jal Svuthwaik Volunteers, commanded by Liewenant Colonel At.coce, are treaki::g great and laudable preparations. for a full parade on the 200:1 instant. The last arrivals at Scarborough are : Sir John and Lad , Lawton, Cul cod Mrs. Stapleton Lad) Johnstone. Mrs. thhaiduston, Mr. arid s:l4, Alias Osbalte.runt. M k M:. and Mrs. ki,adley, Miss Simpson, Mn Robiusuit, M.ss Prnn•.nan, Miss Tr sr D. Use Mon and Res. Mr. Wil m a lib', Mr,. Willtrual.by, Mn Voljambe and faniils. Mr. and Mrs. Hurst, Mr. awl Mrs. BrAnoon cud family, Mr mad Mrs Salida and /wady, Mr and Mrs. Cop& hind stadia sex, 1k Smsib, Ree Mr. White, Mr and Mn'. Ilschard.on, Mr. and Mrs. C•nstasse Maawell and lawrilj, IP I Mn C.elltataut, Cape. Irian.r, Master at die Ceremouie., Wand Airs Miss Thenapsnri, Mita M. Timm t s...t, Caps. Ttronspunt, Mr. anti Mrs. liennett, Mrs Sander, Mrs. &Watts. Mr and Mrs. Reed. Maier sad Mn. oranges, Sire. kldwasd., Cies ad Mrs. Allen, cart. Mrs and MIA Clowan, Capt Melees, Cain, Upson, Mr. Conlv, M . J. Cake. Mr Brooke, Mr. Thatcher, Capt. M.Krans, Mr. Thakior, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Jelin (harks, r Mr. Nlosktuats, Mrs. 4. Dairy, ire. grount:. Mrs. GLovsa, we are concerned to hear, has resigned her siseatiun at Covent-garden Theatre.— A diffeseuce with reaped to terms is the cause signed' f o r this proceeding. Mrs. Qt.°, ea is one of the very first adresses of the present day. corn petrmt to shine in the leading characters of fashions- Lle life. I: will therefore be no easy task to find a substitute. M r . Coons.—We are extremely concerned to star , , that some very melancholy accident is supposed to have befallen this celebrated cane, who was engage] to perform six nights in our theatre, and should have made his firs. appearance oa Monday evening last. It is seriously apprehended that, oa his kiurn,ry from hondim to this town. he has bern waylaid by a strong detachment of evil +pints, who. notwithstanding his well.ttied valour in the wars of CUM'', eaually succeeded in ottoopoopering and err. eels: Aims (Abut whither is not yet ascertained. We tlsink he could sot be easily svidieri. but would ma: t• tam she coatis& moil totally unable either p 0414 or I at0 1 111 1 ••••( 31 • 0 4 0 0 14 r / r ' r.) THE MIMES PIO.VSONW OR4NI) BALL SIIPPAIt amiable youl.g lad. s gave a gr tnd ball and supper, last night. at their lattiet'. l oust, Lord Monsen, in Seymour-place. The arrangements for :he evening :act e in the Bret style of el-gatice, and displayed uncommon taste; the grand lull at d :taircase were briili .ntly lighted by 0.14 -lamps. in or rnol branches ; the drawing• loom, wt ich is forty feet long, was appropriated to alArcsng ; the floor was tastefully chalked ; four large mirrtirs. with Indian cabinets under them, added to the brilliancy or the apartment On the tap of the Nolan cabinets w..re ;tlacel sm.lf broni: fi:utes, with lights; a large bow win.fuw, n erring to the Park. was AI arnexed w:th the rare,t flowers ; Grecian dtapeti wee tastully suspended rsti each sole I t h e window. The walls of this room are pal i-d n: an attfre blue, with a shell border, lIINTD Al tel by rich g J muul hugs Two dia mond cut•glass Grecian lamps were .uspended from the ceiling ; and num•rnu. bell-lamps, in gilt or , .'.:his. with 11ets. A large room NU the ground floor seas laid out with supper for nn. hundred per son: This room petted into a sups 1.1 Egyptian tent, built over tn. Garden ; the sides pf this tent were t.veinlly c.)r • ,n 1 with branches of lan ref and ivy inter ~ v en la the middle of this tent was a beautiful virtfrre, ahounding with the fl.iwers. Grecian Ji an» •d cut-glass lamps. and vation, patent lamps, lifer- I this delightful tu• ral place, in which were t shies for swirl, for one hundred more ter •ie ; time tallier ware decorated with the rn •: Asocrb ornament; :astetully arranged. and tr-r eV.O y delicacy of tin season The stlpp .1. which war bog, we: or dered at two o'clock. Th Bill was open •.: twelse o'clock, by Viscoa t Paull:to ton And tire f{nn ills • d NyON rt- he company Wtqc— H,. R 1,1 lji i fi-.I the Pr•.. .v . a.. %;,. (; NeHth,amt,, I ; ti• Allan', ; t.als Ma u. •,f Ahcreoru ; the M. , •••‘• • ta . II it ...a, St,botd, and sa: •'f .7 u:lt• b N•icafres, , 11—r, ,uora• ; Earls \1 .a•a , M •a;hn.onE a Crv'' k. .ha al, a I••,•alett ; V sca.un•••••• • ' ... K •...ri • I-a•..th .a, la.-• (:aatingioa i , • a. •'. a D: C lu.d , Ele.que, Dhow, r ,I. .1 •1. . r `4+r ..e l, I,f al:lntay, And ; H •tl.n, r 1 V .sagers, 1.1•111 WC. H Max.a., A. Ha.mlo. , 1 e ...v. Mariner), a d J th-re were allove 4Y) polalni preing, of the first rai.k. Pl- • The I .tattg-3getaili g to .t-race between ('arle. the s• kher. a-id tl:e ar4bivi Sherrhe.ri, for 50 gui. ne i• le, to..k riltce at wilt-past eight last night, in Lono's Cricket Ground. Ft ir o'clock leas the hoot ama intr.', and accordingly a grer coacooese of people had assembled, but it was costrned account the Grand Cricket Match berwts•n Lorti F B and •r• and Mr. Mehish. Ai seven o'clock nearly Ith..) p rsana were up.in :by ground. •rh, ore v'. • me.a.used trim thu Sobscrthers' stan,l to tae • oe h.tn lied irtilorry yards, and the s;sedators were 4 , tanged in a lint: on each side. Bits ran high upon the Siepherd, who was he favourite. At twenty m: •ute; pa.: eight, the two champions walke.l tip and down the cows,. after which they onh Er 77 ed ; :II Like rign II bring made for start• ing. ra:. 'y qual for the first 100 ya- dc. The SA • ',.-. J rt•t• • 1... k the lead, and wen wi:hout mach iiffi ulty .s antagonist hiving given him OP/A - yank at coma •te in. they p--fire /d rhe race tensin :odds. S:veral spotting Gralemen were pt .en' anv.ne.t were •cl P R-. 4 r t• • H..n. Mi. Upt al, Han. Mr. Eligh, C 541 .t. t •..st. Bucket. Ge.. , lte 1A 10 111 ,4 4 P. 34. Npf Fre. I! sirt.i.l, and F. Lad 'rake. Sev :41 of tlic u.t J etigtliitt Were al4o cn the 11.(// . '‘. 1.4120. ty la .f. ti. onsvoeatinn, the Rev. Vett. • L , n D•vinity. ni Fri. it, Coi• leAr. Can. it . tiap%tint , i gh ft% the IN siiCe ul Wad. Was adMittPd w C:e Little ••• c. . r! r Rev... • i,ge S:r.rhan. M.A. and Studer • if., • ta, o 4 .in•veraity College. Vicar of I•tin. - r--. and Prey, tary of lt-cryrstet, w as a jo,t. .1 is*, h:i )1 . dad IJoatir 1.1 (2.4 The R., r te Frederic Nott, Fellow of All Souls' C dirge. burs-Preceptor And C* , aplain to Her Royal Hsg..ness the Pritc-ss Coarlotte of Wales ; and Rev. Moan) Rimers in. r.f Christ Church. and Savitian Praessor of Geometry, 8.11 were admitted Doaors iu Mr Edward West, B.A. of Univet.ity College, was Omitted Master of Arts. Sir Edward Synge. Ban. and Chalet; Cornelius Chambers, hog. of Christ Church, were admitted Bachelors .t Arts. Grand Compounders M . *Warn Crab.ree, of ki,riv , rsity College ; He. ry Yeomans, of remb-oke Coliege ; Robert ?Anent', of Christ Church ; George Hanbury, of Woman college; Edward Thomas and William Ellis, of Jesus College, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. The Rev. Charles Dunne, B.A. of Or:el College, has beer presented to th... Reaory of Eaklref. Croome, near Upton-upon-Severn, in this coanty, in the gift of his uncle, Martin Dunne, Esq. M.D. of Gailey Park, Herefordshire, void by the resignation of the Rev. Henry Green. M.A. The Rev. John Williams. A.M. late of Christ Church, has been instituted by ale Chapter of the Collegiate Church of Southaven to the Prebendal Vicaragit of Nosth Leverton, in the county of Not tingham. on thst presentation of the Rev. Samuel Smith. B.D. Canon of Owlet Church. He his been also instituted by the Lord Bishop of Oxford to the Vicar age of South Stoke, in that Diocese, on the presentation of the aim we Dean and Chapter of Christ Church. Though with extravagant possessors of wealth. " iticl.ss make thensselve. wings anJ Ay away," it is equally ,we. that they Of ten wing, with rapid into the possession of many to whom they ;stoves b ess.ng. 11,w nunicraus. for example. are the Was ce. where the Indian acquisittoti of riches, throagh Ms ate lions of a State Lottery. has laid a foundation. with care arid industry. of rising. in a few years. to mereantile consequence! For an sa lussry an end. few Lettery Schemes have been si t adv ritaltcottaly ceastruaed at the on stow befvsa . . IP, I. LAW INTFLI,IGrw•F:. COURT OP CH %N.:LAY 1 , 7 r. e 22. iefere hig rlo,err , th• AsT,•( .he ßot 5. $lll %5 r. 141. +4A.N11116 SCADIIIO The Plaintiff filed his boil in this cause, praying I specific execuri in of an agre?ment dmt -Ted into isT him and the Defendant.. flik agreement was that the Dtifentlaat should convey and sell to the Plaintiff 'etrtain pieces of land in Ilch••ster tel;•d, in the parish o' Ilchester, in the enulty of Somerset. con. tattling about thirteen acres. be the same mi re of less. The Defendant was to receive the emu of 2.001. as tt purchase-money, lad the tenure was for a term of neat one thcusand years. The m 'nee was lodged or ready to be pail by the Plaintiff; bin the atf.nidant rtfused to convey the premises, alleging that a part. being •tisout three acres ti,ereof, Vl4 , situated in another parish adjnies ing the pirtsii of lich-ster, and which three acne were not included in the agteement, lay which Sir William's purchase wouli not amount to ten acres of land The Deoe - idatnt was ready to coev..y the ten acres only, although it appeared tl.at his inten tion first was r. sell all his land in ll:lever Need s within w ich the three acres were comprised, al though. a; alleged by the Defendant, such three acres were in the A.ljoining c a ll e d l'it t geaL-... Th•t Defendant having produced no evid.c.ce, it ea, a point of great nie-ty and difficulty to pries that the three acres ot land in disput.• were wit to /1. chetter parish ; an.l a certain presentmen• mar in 179 e. on behalf -if ..he anr3ugh of Ikbestef, not parties it. Oita cuss-, if?red as the may evi dent,: of Coat fall on ei•h-r side, east seemingly - eV the evidene: tu be h.id from the °scum of the else ; at first h. Honour was for granting an inquiry be fore the Mager, but in considering that no other proof could be brou4llr, thin tl at benwe bin, he gave a decree for the Plaintiff, with costs. CJUR r OF UtNCH, Westsisultst. lots AL at Nisi Priqt, berm. heed Chl.f jestace EL L tat) SOUGH. LLOYD o.t.i, allkitytOts wiseitesran This was an aftron wrought by Mr. Lloyd. as eminent ironmonger in the Strintd, against the Marquis of Winehesier, for the recovery of the amount of a bill of 3301 for goods sold and deffe vered. The account between these partiies con. sisted 0 a variety of arti:ted tit furniture rat the de scription sold by the Plaintiff, viz. twister stoves and grates, steel feuding, fire irons, keel= screen, &. Ike. After the Plautiff had pro. ceeded some length, in examining witnessed to the reasonableness if the cliarges, there ap peared a considerable diffirenee in the price! of the persons in this trade, some allowing a profit of 33 per cent. and others near O. The ques - ino was in the 1 quel referred to the arbitrati so of two sue pediable persons of the trade. and the Jury found a verdidt for the Plaintiff, subject to their award. IlltOst‘sY a. WILLIA MS. This was an is of trespass. brought under very peculiar circumstances. the Plaintiff was licensed auCtio.seer, keeping his sale-miens is Paternadter-row. and Spiral-folds. Where he was in the habit: of selling goods of various de,crip tians every Monday and Thursday evening. by,. public auction. The Defendan4 t 9al aa was a kr li ? nes. %Ms I _io beningh of the parish tam ureh. - nett the month of vfarch latt,the Magistrate, of Woestsip. street : ad issued their warrant I. the High Coo. stable of that Uisttia, (Wm. Wright e..lestring him to make a privy search throughout Inc pat .h apes certain nights, and to apprehend ail r-gues, vs gaboads, &c. This authority was, a- usual. deputed to the other Conslabl a of the distr64, and among the rest to therDefenslant, who 11111 W— :dirty repaired to the sale-ronms of Inc Piadatiff. who was then is the middle or a sale. and told hiss he must desist from further business treat night. It was the. a little after tea o'clock, an.l the eiasn'iff not concise. inn he 1 AU any rignt Cr s; op the s.l•. :-tussid to do so. "1:- Ur:tent:law went away, en t....A vengeance, and so after rettirne.i accorup by Imo eon :dui-% or v.-at:l:men. By this time in•• v.irsslow shut- Lai II of ~ a le-roam ‘v , re pi: up, sad the I )een.lent 411,1 his . .iits,.ts, *etch their staves, broke the winund -shutters, en.l obliged all the people to disperse. thereby pr.-vet:mg the P firms punning his regularbesirtess. to his exear loss; in consequence of which this affion was brseight. It was endeavoured to be shear; by the Deteudisot. that some very impr , per and illegal practices were followed at this audios room ; but it app--Asi!ig that the Defendaut bad off-red a conapea:ati•at .1 forty 'billings to the Plaintiff, thereby acknowledg ing himself in error, sod the Plaintiff not being alit• t thew any special damage, up me sus. geition of Lord Er t.tr soanuen, a Juror dies with. drawn, aad cons quelitly gaga party paid his cues costs. ATTOKNIY-OENttAL v. IAILtY. Some in tccura,.m. hay .1 crept row ear report of this army gin.% un rue 14th an.tant we low roe the tetlowiqg arneurted slaterwist. The 'notion was, that the suns of 8141. 31. lei I admitted by biro Harter to ne in his baud., 'naiad iodises' week es pawl into Court, in trust, in the cause, rind brat a stoner , might be uy the Court to rcce.ve lit rents laid roma ei the dimity es• ties, an/ that it might he ref -rred Is oaf tat the Matters, to A v ueore of a & mien whom, •ir weds el may inft the aii4 suin of 1141. Bs, ItiJ. • • the recite •01 Folio of the cha•ity estates, until tbe haunt.... I tat aft.. Ihe 1.n.1 Chruizetlor deferred melri..g Amy wder broil dm &mod atter the 1114 heotg tee 4t's ..1 fnly. to elollies to give partite an tt,eurt. yof ..st.tniilrotwoess the oseli:s a mole of appnme the Cavity FooJe We in terim, and the cause is bend His Lo-delnp opt, wit. N. 1d11611 , 1 to eppotos a receiver of 'ha Charity t *soft, end rrionel to reser et to the Alleailir .male scheme fo e the applieatum of the Foods A. to the 8141. Ss. 1010. wet the growtog :etas of the estates. It.. Lretifehir intintsted, that rif the parties del not come to a *eltlron .t hetesott tt.tiromlres the pmbatiie eentete to ag !Awn would bet, to order ' 'r. Raley to pay the Iteidi we in I.i. r TUC flog VOSCIll.it to per his coats and aSJ • :Pl, t. balance of Um pa. ag ;MU ill :lice 11141/111•f Into Canoe Sunday evening. as 4-Lady anJ Gentlnman were returning to tr wn in a tingle hnrse chaise, and drive itig at a great r ate, between Kensington and Hyde :'ark Corp carne in canted with a hackney coach, wl:h such force, that i.ne of the shaft• broke s kind the Lady. 4 Mis. WAI.KIIt, was very uniform. riataly pitched u,der the w!• el of the hich .used over her body. • 1.7 AS ••1441MILAW14. 1 I t. • :OM u+w •• h, 48.0 Wo• jaw pat , c wo,dr.lo, r rO O • r 4, t"