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LAW.INTELIJCEACZ. COVRT.OFKING'S BENCH, Westur!luta, Nov. 16. The Court was occupied, uutil twelve o'clock, pith persous justifying buil. KINGS K STORES. Tag LINO V. KATIVIIW The Awaits SY-CAMERAL moved for the Judg ment of the Citureon the Defendant. Lord Ett.grisonounii read his notes on the trial. It appeared that the Prisoner had Leen a brasier,. livling in Higb-street, Dartmouth, and that there were found in his possession liti pounds of sheet copper, and seventy-two pounds of copper nails, which had the broil LZ ; the murk that is alwar, on King's stores. He au, tried last and found Guilty. The Prisoner had no Counsel or affidavits in mi tigation of punishment. He stated, that when he bought the copper, he did not perceive it had the broad Ii on it, and that he had Leen already twelve months imprisoned. The AaTtiVeiY-GENERAL observed, that he ap peared to be a large dealer in that kind of traffic. The fact was, that the workmen used to steal the stores, and the Prisoner purchased them. The Cotter ordered he should be seLt to New gate - . mud to-utorron, end then be brought up to Mein . his sentence. 728114111141 NG SAILORS MONT THE ROYAL NAVY THE ;WM r. BRNIY NITYAN. The Arromot,v-themEitit.' morel fur the Judg. eilbe go u rt oid,thr Defeatism. Lord lits.emsoacievu read the notes he had taken ou the trial. • indicted, Assizes, at • Spe of the in yr- Tsi Deebomps, at whose house the bill had . been Ruda palable by the acceptor,. proved he had police given him, by all the parties, of the low' of the note, a month before it became due; and aloe that he lied protisiuti in hi, h4iidii belonging to Bats, for taking it up, if it had come in regular Course. John Hinton proved a conversation he had held with the Dgentlitiitlii May, 1 8 07, who told I ut the loss, of the note, and, added, he did nut think that that ciniki, pay it, but that he, Cleuients, would take it up as suou ss he could collect money sufiicient for that purpose here the Platutitti rested their case. Serjeuut Best., fur the Defendant, contended the Plaintiffs had not wade out a cese to entitle . .teem to a verdict ; first, because they had ant proved the bond This, however, Sir Jsmes Maxim:Li) thought was siiiilciently proved by the production of it, coin ing out of the hands of Batt, the acceptor of the bill, and to wham it lied been scut by elements, the De fendant. In the next place, be contended there was no con:iideration for the fresh undertaking upon which the iudemuity was passed. This being a matter of law, Sir, JAMES reserved the point for the considerat of time Court, to he argued hereafter, in ease the Jury should find ater diet fur the Plaintiffs. The Learned Serjeant then contended, generally, that the Jury were bound to find for klie Ifefesidinat, who beving once ',aid his debt to • the Plain tiffs, by . ft good bill, passed to hint for nuiney actually due to him by the acceptor, Hatt, was not bound, either iu law or conscience, to pay a sersOnd flue. , which would be the case, if he were .to make good the loss of die bill, winch bad hap pened without default of his. Ile further contend ed, that,the evidence of Multiply, that the,Defend ant had said he eroidcl see Batt, suit! then call on :the Plaiatith4, and settle with them, ueut to prove, wot an absolute undertakiiig, be the V.-fend:mt. Opt, on the contrary, merely, that he would pay, piovided Batt was satisfied wi,ii the security, and ; so willtig to be answerable to limo forthe amount. The earned Jt. on!, in tliarging the July, ob served, this was a novel action, mud suds, as ? latter the circustataaces, had never come before-s.- The remedy usually resorted to had been by Vin &piety ; and there he had known several instances where the relief sought Kw had been irrauted, and the party been obliged to pay, on getting a proper ; but he saw nu good reason ohy the Fiailitifti might not recover at law, provided they matte. out their case. The question the jury had to decide, was, whether the Defondent bud made an absolute proniise, or only conditional, in case Batt did not pay the amount ? and le decide upon this, there were several circuinstaaces 4he considered. In the first place, it appeared, the bond of indemnity lied been passed so long beck as December, 606, aver since which time it oe Defetidaut or Batt; had' paid the amount t nr bond could therefore to be inferred, the roomy. he should the Flatintitrom ; and, 'Ws no proof of an to decide, whether which stated, having been, Ays. toloa the to hear Lord Kiu ¢ %• to be up to- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Noy. 16. Nisi Pius Swint? in Tenn. wiLuasssom -and mires r. This was a ayeetal actiou osi the maw, brought by', the Ptiinit4re, who ate wine anal brutuly in. rchisots,,. sk,,--stio.t the Ueteudaut, a publican. under the fol—; by bili ecoct', d tis take aul it up: ,‘ Williaih Gr.iiie, the attastiup witness to the bond of inde:nuity. prosier hi saw it e3wevoted by the Plaintiffs to the Illefeutiet; tied that there was then alined to it a recept {since torn oft) for the money, the amount of the note that had been atoleu. James Bettumly, cellarman to the Plaintiffs, lived with theta nt the time 'whrn their counting house was hruken open. Tie desk had been forettl, and" Plundered of property and papers.— About • year and a half age, he, by order of his em players, went to the Defendant, and desired him taper to pay the ,'Duey, or return the bond, which bad been left With him. The Defendant told him, that Batt had got the bond, that he would we him in • few days. and that then he would call on the Plaintiffs, and settle with them. Upon his ernio exansinatioo he denied that Clements had said he would see if Batt would take the bond of the Plaintifti as a senility for the payment of the lost note. To a question by the Court,rie said, the Plaintiffs kept their notes in a tin cow, in an iron chest, which hail been briphen upon, and all the papers carried of. irt a fair iyaference baud, by the ei play er either the assail mia•ri. saw; no actur<l , for ii there was. the riKht to ask for the bowl. tbooglbt the agrt.eineist •titin, they wouhl Thal the Defendant.— barna time, when they re for the Plaintiffs, subject to Lammed Judge,...rith ll cul*f a 000-puit, if it • Court. BIGAMY. my; taut of a reopectalle ap la before Jr GI wits pretty wet) selestaa , il, and pained that the Pei beta eon funs sad lim pears lames, CledscestlL - married bee last *sham .f Chiswick. Dolls these , who were prelate when Prisoner he Yu deirare. attenict fur ( b e Primmer, in. 'd *dewed him sot lefty soy butiaers. observed, he shwa his to as ha considered sari robber), twr stabbing a ' a mimes to assign fur remarked, he was tore it to butt it, during the commented for trial. , s,therged with stralism a basket, contelliMmg a hawker, from tho daltridre gullie.l:uuse. . -laue, whilst the mew mmt hawse. Do wasewmangtesil Sur hied. VIOLENT AAS kULT AND OtTRAGL A young woman of the name of Mors Saeroete, elm* am+ tem-1W e, wall know • for being a terror to the isikabitaatt of floe Prams, in CuMet-Garden, and thaw who frequent that part, as b rought from Coring -Gat den emelt-but/se, clisrp4 wilts a dinet darns; awl violent assault ilea Cameos Thorn ton It appeared from his ',tenant*, that be was pumas time' the Puna, ou Tuesday night, when the Prisoner hid lead of king, bud mitocsted tiro to go along with her he re/ ml, sad &hired her fu keep off, belt she persumed ia motioning to walk with him, aid laid hold of bin is lie moat outrage. am sod stoical manitter. Captain Tlivintoo, tinging all ez. cringes to pt clear ,o( her iu the Prams tesiectioal, weal Into the Bedford Cofer- hou a og here she followed him t w hen be is • determined sad n sot ate mintier leftism; logo with her, gibe struck hub a mint riotent blow en his ii ht eye, which cut it rivets, and I awed a great eflicteal of Woad, whirti continued toilet+ ”wterdw, ; else swellitT is so peat. its !VA seqn.wer, that be is kiwis ed of his sight, awl it is doublital whether or not it will be recovered. *l,.Jo.et, of the illedford Coree-Bosse, attended, ar.d mudirenr.l Capt. Thoraton's statement. The (namable who brought the Pn►osat Anted, that her autatart 10 general is et aura a desperatt untere, t►at het same appeared three times in the a:;ht rhar;e-Iwo{; of last wwek. She is a very atnitt, strung, and pou erfnl 'min; onrita n. sad it appears that . abe ie a prk,Aver.l 01; and oat mead to butt with any 11 SS Collimated Inc bill' NAVAL INTELLICBNCK. PLYMOUTO, WOV. IS. Arrived• the Sh,mnow, 38, Capt. Broke, with a large French frigate in tow, prize to the Amethyst, the gallant Capt. Seymour, which it coming in also. We were the brat to communioate au ac count, in our paper of Tuesday, the flth, respecting two French frigates, which had hauled further out of the harbour of L'Orient, and appeared much deeper laden than when reconnoitred before, and that the Amethyst was left to watch the enemy's nintions; our account was correct. One of these frigates, La Thetis, made a push out on Thursday lust, and, abeet three leagues from L'Orient, the Amethyst fell in with and .engaged her muzzle to muzzle, frou► seveit.o'clock in tl►e evening till half past ten, alma the enemy struck her colours, after having had her Captain cud two Lieutenants and 350 killed and wounded. The Amethyst is stated to have had a Lietitenaat of Marines, and l 9 men killed, and .50 wounded ; the Amethyst mounts 3P4 gulls, the Thetis 34.); besides the compleownt of men belonging to the latter, she had me soldiers ou board, all of whom were killed, excepting. 14; she had gOOO barrels of floor on board, and was destined for Martinique. Sailed the Subtle schooner, Lieut. Browne, for Portsn►outh. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 15. Arrived the Semiramis frigate, which took wit the Marquis Boman* to Si: Ander(); La Loire frigate, which took out Sir David Baird to Co. ramie.; Male frigate, which took out the 7th said loth regiments to Corumia; and the Jupiter. of so guns, Capt. Baker, which took a coma) to St. Ander°. The whole of these ships made the sir nal that they were charged with dispatches; and every successive hoot that lanilodegave ati almost dilft:rent complexion to thy trews. It is suid, ou one humid, that Marshal \ry has Wised (kieg"' • Blake to retreat, hosing again taken posses.ion of Bilboa ; and, on the other, that General Blake had defeated Marshal Ney, with the losi, of 6004) men, iii au action which was fought on the 341 inst. The dispatches latht develope the truth ; both accounts row from good sources. The lobe left Coruna* tise day* since. • . . _ . Sailed the Pluto sloop, Captain Jasszerins on a cruise. • . poi., NOV. IS. Arrived the Stately from the Westward ; Clyde, from a cruise ; and the Airless, froze Portpuiouth, with a convoy, which are railed for line.lliver ; also a fleet of trupliports, winch restore Pp .the Downs with the ships as per last; 'and several outward bound vessels from the River. Put ti.ek the out ward bound that sailed yesterday. --.....--. FROM LLOYD'S usr. Otte•Esras, Nev. 15.--4 faded the Wiliam, nano,. lio Sit. Michael's; Relapse, Farhat= ; Cillibirg, Dowers; Flare, 1 hoer.; ad the Sy ammetre, Aar Jamaica ; .Little Call' Cecilia, Cn, fur St. ' ; lardy, Wit- Liddla iv Rams, for Waterford; Mary, Re - tbs sous, Davie, Joe NIA ns. a. .. Atli ' • . - At Portsmouth—the Lady !10ad,._.,, Mom Cork. At Newry—the Good latent, What/a, Rem Masao. At Lcstb—the William aad Aga*, —, from America ; Aittelote, —, from Stockholm ; Forma, ..—.; sad the Lively, °Upbeat, treat Guttenberg.. .., .... _,...„..„,.... PLOLCHING .11.417'C1i. The ploughing mats* for the Pitmw of Plate, ' too by the Sasses iggriktillitod Socictv. look Lice, on Friday last, io a 6c14 near Lijitea, in I . ' moan Nine plosigLo ersirWitiLvi fur the Prize, neither hf which were of thatr at sire in general ore in that county. Theindee4 :Wade their award in furour of a plata& *l4 ii/ T. 'rriark, Eq. at 1 Landport, which war ikawo by *situ; the.plor li is usually known by thenouse of Woods's plot di ; another plough of the WilWe description, ilrtan y horses, also started; Init'zire performance Isis de cidedly is favotir of the oxen: an additional proof. if any were at this tiire wontitig, of the getrit ad , vantages to be derived from the use of those utpl.:•• and beneficial 'aiiiriials. A plough wits scut by 1 the Earl of Chichester 1 II Scotch plouilits by Mr. I Graham ; a (kohl, pilnamil, and ii NorMk /plough, by Mr. Richards; two Ploo'ibs by M r. Iblimen ; awl a new parent plough by Mr. Pleuty, of Law- , bed. ; but highly to the credit of Mr. Wood-, who Is a most respectable knner in the westeru part of Sussex, his ploagh bore away the palm from all the others. Alter the .ploughing had been iaspeeted, the 'Members of the Society retired to the Star law, where. a general meeting was held, to award the premiums to theiusinatrious acid deserving poor; the liminess of the day having been gene through, the company adjourned to dinner; after the cloth was removed, Ilia Malusty's health, the great patrols of agriculture, the President's, the Earl of Egre moat, and many other appropriate toasts and sen timents, wete drank. On the 'largish of Mr. Elliman being-given, Mr. E. in a neat and concise speech, expressed his gratitude for the honour done him. stating also his opinion on the great benefits the public had eaceived. by thb institution of this and similar societies, hy whose •united efforts, end the consegnent improved 'yam of agriculture. he had no doubt the malitiona attempt of the Tyrant of the Coidiaent would be frustreted. and that Great Pritaip luland, so fa; front being depesident on stay other country for food, vetiula ildnittdiantly supply all their iuleihiteuts, and with the CA Cl' he enabled to mitt with advantage any other nation Us those market, .There a supply was required. CORN 'EXCEL.' 14 - GE, Not. 11;. There are few arrivals of Wheat, and lint an inconsider. tiMe supply at head. Sales in this trade asc hi veil) effected, and are quoted cheaper, particularly switeo sod info air qualities. eirley and Malt ere raili loner, taceptiag priase saisphrs. • White Peas this dirk are rhicaticr. Rye tad Nape Seed ere rather dearer. Brims of the tali kind go off brawny. -1 bore en again err, short sivyplres of Oats, and this trade is naiatd at tartlwr advaace. near *wady at late priers. ttitRENT PRICE OF GRAIN . _ Rear (old lt s Er" a Tick Braas!old`tiss. ;s.. od Osta 364. ans. 44$ Poked,- tla. ads od Potato 475. od Rape Seed att. aal. o. finer ........tbs , Vweauel. .. •ANKtn, Noltilisr% it Mier* Olielit7:::ids - it4; ; Rice $L Ryc .... . 544 V& Barley MAC WM , Wee twin . ) 12:3- I :Mei GM Pee, • • . .; I 1, !hips et lif ei Sold. IS heoreastle 9 • Price. 44%. ad • .stia. ed. ... Sow od. • od. . It appeared that the•Pefesidaut was hob • tried, and found gritty: at the lug dit.l.lLP ' biel*toatt, below Lord Elleahotongli and a . .fur l; for reducing eleven sonnet', pert of es* 'fibs Majesty's ship l'icturp. to desert, i ire, se get dike* nit board an lialinusaii.—(See #4lllAsit /*wig itSpiwttny, Anglia 1 a.) 4Th Cr 44 :ll:twaser . preseatial three al in ' , idiots of punishment, which st he had very severely treated, having • tin irons on board ships of war, fur 30 days he Arroassiv-Glecgas. ohserckd. thas i n aillditrits did got state he brou g ht h is &mai, recover datetigta for that I so sent. The COURT observet4 v y ,Would not Counsel oo either side wad to-morrow, as Elleeborougb was oblird to attend the K Leese. Tne Court orilcreil the Prisoner t cosestsitted to Neu gate, and to be brought is SOOTTOO. loam; citcooistances, as stated by Serjeunt • had rentainell io,the handsoldie I Simenano :—Upens a settlement of wt *crowd on and proiided either of them hac dealings' hetweea them. the Defendattt had. in pa rf of the note to any hol&r of it, to payinnot of his balance, passed to them his. Vill of been rued on ; it was thereho . Zi xchange ' drawn and payable to his ewe older two that if hadid net mean to pty the a a tos aaa tatt, and acrepted by him. Before this have returued the bond to th due. the premises of the Plaintits had consequently. though titter we jingo 'ltrojten open sad plundered of eanoita ai ti-' Attu*, promise, it was furthest t 4 / 1 * ii l 4 l l. o .l. ol .lll ll dhir papers. of the bill in qaes.• the keeping the bond w as n ot , Mil p. Wteme was seaniohottlygiron of the low of the• suppose one ? On the tdher has Pet lalgt, ita the drum' owl accept.' ; mid after of Dottorialv 'Ruing to detuatel name Moe, the:Defendant agreed to pay the :mourn or the bond . , it ought h. mewled t of the 101. 39t: t a te. 4d. upon the I%intiffs crerut- ayraiiment to pay tit all events; 1 Nig a . tiopii sof i ttt securing/Inm andliatt, the Illintfirs would have no right to atoaplirs sadist nil conseineocen attetwling ti,t- trimpilie whole:, if Uucy thong ttftletitOtee This brad was accordingly prepared,. •ntoolitte. and without II:onditlou toildbm with wawa:riot far the money et ire fen *AP Plaintiffes athertvile tar Olt fiat upon the emotional it by the IPhiatttre, ' The Jury retired for soma ' tim the money not being pod_ tg the Defondisit, the tented with a verdict fur the P 1 receipt am torn ag,alawag i s a d left in hialm a d s , the point reeerved by the Leami where it bad bees ens iota sad for thii money herty for the Defendant to tot, tad action am brossibt. should be found for,him by the Johealate. the of f ibooete, a prisoner imawisr- /to dokt is the lit 01 Hildard* Whig sad, lie had c r eme, —..........—. sanental the o ho by by the . t. l . pest betas raked ohodherhe led ebe of indemnity ' CHARGE OF RIGA emer.lest by thalrtihillib? tie wad latilatt Oat broil Yestenk .; i 7 ;; " :;: 11 1,y . ' 4%11: 4 beta tined vide a ism boar, and did not knon elle- • ; was ut bi uu v ~1 the ' chur l ... , was , dor he vine house gi produce it. tarorit A min somas atteutl4 41, aol Sre IA hat Iltaviritito told him he emnand that, wawa' married her as a bachelor, beta L 4 op is, honest min . ih e would do . 0 if i lm a ir sue . dote, at the parish church 01S1 James pant or not. illtautberThnind walnuts ?reveal be sass a bachelor, in dievarith church of C He then owuesi behalf it ; after gene hesitating., eases ware ' cousirmal let witue - A•, wit and having his memory refreabed by the produc- the etweWPowl was performed. A dd o f some l etter ,, he said h e h a d I, eete wnries , m,. Gass II %V galled °pun the Prima to en the subject by the Defendant. The bond of r )tr i i t t r ri l vextro, tw ha w d ien i ka .. iliti,'llll,Y had been amid su bins abase two teen :bine in il.ti'prt gri fitr a i l t e ageofttie busier, :la; I,lhe hod nit omen the Defendaat /IWO Mr Gad as It, however, observed, flied ben lit wos the hood, which he sa id bear shat such a knor load to say. • Itliti sent to beige . Igor deye ago, from among i r''""r"r''' "' ti'''' ` 14111 " 4 11 rubb ' 'note its rine, which wen: lying it a friend's. perso n ° n il , • kl, , t,id,,,• be d , b e d • CpCti Ws Mean-examination, he. said, lie had i5;.,'„,,51ii.41.14 .. • . • - foiled in AB arcupostonces awe, hut could have rite Wiwi"- Itamirreara gnaw paid the bill is dieiiiion,who it beetuns due, a it o•uld ta,ll he a owe leased. had been torlitaamiti4 at the time. T lII' PriAINICr kf,p'.4:s hat to his face, Uptiti a ii:sisitnitiation in chief for thc plaintiff, wt :L e ::„ ei t` i , i ;,`"X f „ 6 .7;,. H U d e ; al ": he owned the Via l'i? 4 i 'due on the 4th of NOVIIII a rile, e.,4,...1i u ,.; et r e:a..raw: b d., sad hie, Ihot, ada That he had written a biter (pro- a uwiather of Skims, belongiug to a hawk dowidto hhia) 44 Vie 'mixt dky. declaring hie. ota- el,i'lli'surt iu cbe ll'c'"'" B "..' *l4 IMAM.. ti. 01•1111./E.r....i.rea .... t.I.A VIOCE OP STiOCKg, TESTER I: AY. Bank Stuck n :g} 3 per Cent. Rin etlisetsl ...... ....... b 3 per Cent. Cobol* ..... ...... 0.0 4 per Cert ..... ••414 5 per Cent. Navy . Long Aosetitier • Is 1-90i1i 0 Imperial Aanatilies India Stuck Justin Bonds . tsot • 6 s6lV`ritt. Eselsruncr Hill. F.uglish Luttery Tickets ..... it. is.. Consols for • • C 6 iii T. IRISH. • A, Stott*Ober, aad 9, (.4astibs. COVILSL OF 1 Ansterthist.... 5a 0 2 Ditto at Sight.. 3J s ;E, 17' KotlerStun — c.f. to 4 9 U. Hambur r tb 11 3 211'. Altona 3l 4 U. Parisi Ditto 2 Us.— ig • Rourdeaus Cadiz Nla,trid 44 elrarti,e 41 '• Leglrre Lisboa tikj oPottr) 6 1 . 4 1)oblin Cork aCturov. Porte pit Go' 4 la coniau dEar; 1. e. t un oz Doubloons .INr% Dwitzts Silver in Bars New Louis tl11011; It 0 0 Apo on the Hank of Huil..,.c+ si per Cent. ..... 411 Genus 19 Liv.rti. Vetvey st Do. Inif Tumidity seseight, in the -------------- Waterford, try. the Rev. Archdall, RodAptrus Greeter, Etu. to Mimi*, both of Duagamaa. At (pork, the Rey. Charles L. Coghlaa, to Mom Comas', dasgliter of ft irbidas counsioe, fail. Richard Smith, P. 114. of Rullylia, to Miss G. O'Delt, youngest dastristerof Vet. Thanes of Balliug arm, and bocce to Cid. 0:1).11, of thit Grove. Ali'. fa the county of Limerick. ea Moods% last, - Itf lltowaluom Market, Norfolk, hy tLu NU Mr. Parke, Eduard Criguou, T„.141. of pathos, to Mao Dixon, &ostler of T. Slatuiturth Dpc n , Iraq. of tht flout: place. IN Ncdotoday the ltklt irk,. at 114arg•fa-boas! CLarit, by the Ray. iohe v 4 hality ' the Iltv . Janda t f.retmu, D.D. of fit. John's, Oxford, Preht ndary of !.es bfor.l, Haut, to Lhartheth, daughter of Mr. Juba Augustus kiddie, of Newssau-street, Oxford-,treet. DEATHS. At Lahineb, county of FT ins Mary Mire O'Brien, eldest dinghies , of Jame. O'Brien , Las. of 4'44.4 scat Liinerit k. In Marlbornagiaitreet. D oblin, Mr Patrick Putney. la Carture,"Ldwarit -E usury, E.Q. of faiiksuar. Lately; at East Yarn*" Bin thascptciabire, the &P. Nathaniel 'Maptholl, lateufJesua Collette, Can.bi idgc. At Lowbrow* ,IDelpiiin Price, Eon. ■ surgeon of t,, nt Dame , h e Lad like professionally attending a pima. iat.4 Ratasbati, wbo died in his presence, e.bicb so affected blea t that en its return be twit to his bed, and died in tine( da HIGH: WATER, T'RIS DAY. AT LONDON-BR 11/1, F. Darr. .1 Eves. 34 . . aim. after... 1.4 1W .AUCTION. ELFierLD ESTATE, &4170!t, IN THE COUNTY • /41111)LESYJL. Dy Mr. DAMES. SMITH, At tbertlntl.'s Cntfeeironre,_'Cloaste-altry, Contill, Lon don, un ktillaiY, lbw. ea, at le &Clock, 4 iNt.t. 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