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ay. every considerate person, the more he itivesti d the Convention, the more he would be pleased with it ; and he concluded, by observing, that he felt be had done his duty to his country in making it. Sir A. W ELLFAL CY then rose, and observed,thaton some future day, he should beg leave to deliver int o Court, in writing , some remarks on shat part of Sir H e w Dalryruple's narrative that alluded to Sir Harry Flamini and himself. The Court made no answer. Lord Willimu Dentiock's letter to Sir Hew Dalrymple, approving of the Convention, was then read, after which the Court adjourned, until 10 o'clock to-morrow, (this day.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, TUESDAY, Novnanza The business, yesterday, at the Court of In quiry, at Chelsea, was very important. Sir iiLW WiLaTxtmc read his Narrative. O'ar sketch of it will be read with great interest. we yesterday stated, that the Corunna Paper' to the 16th did not notice the victor) reported to have been won by General 1311..41‘0, Oil Uhl 7th inst. near Bilboa. The report rests entirely upon pu rge letters, received by the Black Jake, which arrived et Plymouth on Friday. in iSO hours, from Spain. Governaient, es we elated yesterday, re ceived dispatches by this couveyiVlCe; but we regret to state. that they do not confirm the account of the reported victory. rsssweesfsme It appears, from the :numeral' Sir A itTliCit WEI.- sesiar, to a sanction pot to him, yesterday, by the Earl of that he, Sir A 111`Hi:11., could base deliesiseal at St. Aiiiiero, with the perinistion of the Junta of Ovie:lo, had he thoscilit proper.—. Oe is:terrace to the Map. it will he .. e n that s t . Andero is clime to the immediate theatre of war in Spain. h wee rigilified by Bitivavorrs to Fatoestat the VL hias of treareatk, on the Seth of lest mouth. that Soseeeere wished him to defer the act of his eonnsat less at Basket& as it was the inten tion of the Conacan Emperor to declare him, on the i.t of Januar) next, King eiScandlaaria, the Emperor A toxaemia having consented to cede to FREOLItICII tbe lii,gtioon of Sweden, which is to be conquered by their joint arms. In eona.Attence of this intimation, the coronation of the King of Den mark has been deferred. :mated. Sleswtck, and Holstein, will be rrtaioesd by IL.ltara.ltTS. end are now occupied by his troops. A COMMIX) Hell will he held in the courte of Owysi i to take i-ito consideration the late Lon- mitten in Portugal. end to adopt such resolutions as rosy be tbousr advise, de, in eonserptence of the answer of His AJlrerY'll Mieisters to the Address of the City of Loudon. The requisition, signed by a number of the wort respectable Liverymen, was on Saturday presented to the Loan 1114Y0K , ...- The necessary arrangements eltlllied by the slti!K, antoption s iosor oadoisso-ooloia l g ist of eke peseta* Awl Mageitreti. have alone preecnted the netting from bring sootier coureood. A more numerous attend ance of the Livery is expected on this oceacon than bee been known for neon, years. Ills 111L1larf has been graciously pleased to direct au augmentation of honour to the family arms stud cr.:st of the late Capt. HAaDINGE, it; cansetweece of his gellentry, and of kit glorious death, off Ceylon; upou the 8111 of March lett. The .Vercarry, Pf.TEAS. frciat . London, is on shorn Seer Dover, end, it it feared, will be lost. The Prosideee.e transport, Denictst, front Co rnetist, is totafiy latit near Saiteetnlie ; only the Master sowed. The Laerprim traiorport, Daystsais, 3laster, free esssons, Non shore flair riulstoe ; +sad, it is feared, wit' lie “ssr._ The *P relo• feetu Liverpool; fur Stotland, is to tally lost near Ifs: !At.. Doe Maria, from Li:er i moi, rue Exeter, Ys oa shore (tear the seine The Alert, :V ar.541..::.. from Slaiehls for Conlon, is lost at the mitranee ~f the TitaitteL The ,Nary mit Mar:caret, Saint, ream Malaga for Hull, is lost near Peolltroate. The Courier, 301.00.4 ALD, from Sunder law, for London, is on shore in the Hdaskier ; els° a lA% coal-loaded. tor Loudon. Capt. ()an. Or the Militias Pitt, erri%ed at Graugemoath, stat.-a tlmt levet al of the fleet that sailed with him from Gritteulturgli, have beta Lae ture,!, others liva—nor lir maw go (164%11. 'rho Cerlinriee and /tun, from London for Malta, and the Hope, DESCHAVP, from ditto for St. Thomts's, liner pot into Rain:Kate. each with the lure of :an anchor eiul valole ; the ginner vessel has alse hat her bowsprit, and hut bet bow stove is ; the other had tier topaitlt3 stove in, and reccited ether damage. Last work, the workmen in cleansing some of the ancient sewers, near tne Cross-Bath, met with a few Roman can., amongst which is one of the Em petor VESPAIIIIII, in excellent presenation; the aead and inscription almost as perfect as of moderu date. Tuesday, in the Court of Common Piro*, Dub- I,n, the Hon. Mr. TOLI,R, .on of Lord Chief J astiee NotatieT, took the usual oaths Tll3Oll behn;eaoru into eie office ufFilaser of Oast Court, in the room of thee late Tun(sie I)rtritste. Esq. deceased. 111 r . SA4TON. POW Slr SAATOPI, LIET II ., Secretary for the Civil Department in Irelreil. has returner( to England, to consequence of the death K lois father. Ifrdepeadent of the rioter Prises of 2001001. bow tides 3 0.00915 s 5.0031.. 1.0041., ZOCI.. Sze. • batLl One 111b1111414M1 Tieki•to set arart (from the 10,000 Tickets) for those who buy- on or befo re, die 13th o f nest mont h . This esdrantesiroue o4et hoo met with universal anymbation, area urea n's to more su Micriptians than were ever known. Tim, demand fur Tickets awl Shares, at Hortasus and C0..,' is the 1« st wont of the e%celleucy of the *heart. which luny be had. 4rdta?.., at No. irs. Cornhill, and St. Marvreerhtil, 8000-10. Who tsared and sold the 144 drawn 20,030:. and the two U*129,0041. - • . . 44,.'• W*,....;!:_ , ..- 3 , .st,t4, ;., SPORTING I.VTELLIGErvue. 'WALTON COVIISING MEETING. On Mornay, th. rift! of the Momoor,* tuormidinf. Tr M. M. Sykes and Mr . Wati n ' n fogkon.l.'s threw .4 at Stcck to: The worming, a hard iruo, and the bounds had nu run: • TIAL DA T, the end rimming illy, legs 111 . 111 more un favourable as to the weather, which was extremely tempes tuous, and raised Dearly the whole tim.• of the iliirrent corm Its. About 15 matches were inn up, with sericite sue vets to the ow nen of the gte)houtids. Mr. Mellish, whose ahiesiire Ma% ,such r.2lre'tted, forfeited 1.01111, matches for plate tr M:•la To•doon. The bares, from the MII.IIICDS of the .My, ran soceromonly ill, mid therefore ease nu ome , rtstaities os this day for the dogs to distinguish theineilves. W tit. Le ID A T —The Etllght.ll arks met at Settrisgt on e.n ecnr, and after tr%it:; Liuton Whin, Settroigton Wood, the Ox.Clese, aid all the adjoining covers, not I: fox was fonlid. 41, cry lir4e Acid of sportsdto were aasetotilcd, and in teh disappointed - - TLIL•sDAY—IVhich was the day of expectation, and WPM looked for, as it was the (lay of co..teatiow for the Pr:aeCup. had he fulturriag tl,,fs to btu . : rot it, and was woo u wider : Mr: io:ratidog, Snowdrop, got by Old Snowball Isjiir poser's 9 M ;pit Tophatieo bitch SI fl bloastrui. b. dug e::. Tlll , Ollll b. b i t c h_ Mr. S. Croft's b. flog, disq.atilied , by slipping too soon. Snowdrop, who son the Cup in February last, again won it in a eery gallant style, sod did justice to his site. Ile Is mat of the last dmeinitauts at Old Snowball. The here klited. Mr. Los tlici bent Ifujoe Topisam by eat in fire mat•lies during the morning • 23 stitches were ruts ; but the ammo. moot of the day was nufnetsuately interrupted by Sit Thos. Slingally, a gentlemso obarivaLy esteemed, hierwg his kg todcau by a inc' from a eicinus .tai.v.3, as he was pmts..: it. 1k was taken to a (aria-home of Lord Middleton's, at Whar rAui, oboe he renewed toe most unreality!' attention. Jr. ?reacher gallupsid room the grouod to York, to brio' Mr. Atkisisuo, Ilse surgeon, to his a..mimeo. ILSLET COCIttiING MEETING. teltaelarlt a riot) 9. re g a draws to reu fire :be C ap. I. Mr. Raordwateut's Tay beat Mr. Cs area's t. Mr. 1111C0011 (:141.11'111 beat Mr Tburuhill's Trup. 3. Mr. Morlastra Matchless beat Colour) Stc:.d's hpring. 4. Dr. Mldatti'll 11 aria beat Mr. Wtoughtun's 5. Mr. Goodiske's G , .st beet Mr. Eattter's Idlorauto. 6. Mr. Mouhryeles Wdlose beat Mr. NO% • II inners drawn to re.. age.... I. Mr. Goodlake'a gnat beat Mr Itt orta.e.'s Niel, hltis. S. Mr. 1144:01011Grasaini beat Mr. tt it,slt,rt a s tt W i ng. I Dr. Mithord's Massa beat Alr. tottsl.ll : lit'it, oy. • The threr Wieners Ise a.;atu. Dr. Mitlord's Massa Mr Boomer Grasenti Mr. Goodtake's Gust The Cup wilt therefore so.. lag Mario. The days were both to fogy tbaethe CJAlrilefl wore greatly Setrord. The Earl of BECTIVII arrived, on Friday, at Holyhead from Irela, d. and immeeliately proceed ed to Northaitipto.is te.. for .the hunting SCamon. Th e Martinis of Hisanroar. it is expel:Led, will terve town iu a few days ter Spain. Lord Filt.tY is ex,,teted t.. Lt•N a, this day, from WqrcesteDibiot. Fashionable arrivals at litr.xusses hotel, on . Saturday The Mathes' Manager of Newcastle Lady Charkitte Clinton and General Crawford, from' Newcastle, Derby shire ; Mr. aid Mrs. Tattoos, flume Fusehles-Maur, Lan cashire , mad Mr. and Mrs. sawaridge, foam U.cu seat is Hampshire. On Saturday last the Marna sod Cottroaa- TION of Bath gate a splendid dinner at Omit Guildhall to the Duke of GLOUCILITER. MUdarne Catataires grand Italian Opera was performed, for the fourth and last time, en Satur day night, at the Edinburgh Theatre. The Countess of Esau was not expected, at six o'clock, last evening, to survive MUM than a few hours. The inquiries during the course of yesterday were very numerous. Amongst tin Neh.litr who left their card+, were— His Royal Memel. the Duke of Cambridge, her Royal Highness Prenoveis Sophia of Gliiimeitter • Hake; of Moo. t cur awl Queensberry; Duchesses of Lee ds, Newcastle, and Dowager Maiicinsier ; Earls Muna, Spencer, Wiaehitsea, Stair, sad Chotioninkley; Coaster:v.. Steidle, Mesita rou 01, Ckemenit, UWE, sad Cholmoildeley; Vescoom end Daiteamersa, Piscionut and Vise-mentos* Sadlry ; Lord and Lady Geary Caseediels ; Lathes Patsy, Monson, and Perth. • . _ . Akita% 11AWRINII, a most beautiful young Lady, with afurtitiir of 3, .00U1. has lases a constant visi tor of the Court of Inquiry, siuce its commence ment at Chelsea. Site accompaines Lady NVGENT . It has beim erroneously stated, in wane of the papers, that Lord OURGNESTER was succeeded by Ilia /Mil, the lion. TUNAS CARROLTON. That son was *Captain In Cie I.L Dra4ootia, and was killed on the Continent, on the 17th of April, 1794. His Lordship's next eau, the Hon. Cuntrrortths CAR- I.L•rns, died in the East ladies ; he war married to Miss BELFORD. grand-daughter of the hits Gene ial 11ELeotto, of the 'loyal Artillery, and we are 'aerated he :at a son, very youug, who now be comes Lord DORCIIRATLII. Mr. light— late of the Coveat-Garden Theatre, made his first appearance at the Dublin Theatre, on Tuesday last, in the character of Icing Mea dows, in Lovc in a Village, end was very well re ceived. lit tile Divertissement, Mr. Citsovx and his 'esters, late of the Circus, delighted the house with their grace and aAility. Lost arnvals at Bath Lord Aylmer, Dowager Lady and Miaa Pole, Lady Hart well, Bar Thomas and Lady B. Lessard, Sir A. Hume, Sir Fmacis Mambo's, Str Ihnsaas Bsrratt, Roar-Adana' sad Pc)tun, Cut .el \Mt, Cslsael Strickland. Colossi Th•iisweal. end Mirs W:niams, Deaa isf Weds, Dr Spearr, Res. Mr. rettinple, Bev A. hatpin., Rev. J. Muulthemse, Ref. J. Pearmatt, and Bev. Mr. (slaw. Joitx 34AN casi, of 1-hirtinaii-iquare, Esq. (now Sr Julie Alaxisaas ( L, and SA*LEL EGERTON Denton BnYLPIRS. of .ourt, in the county of Kent, EA. (no* Sir Samuel. Lukens's BEE E1t.1.1), Ou the lith of April las!, elected Knights Corn cuatment of the Swedish Order of St. Joachim. aiij as suu.S are riot:tied to *tar the great star of the I)rJer. S , rJuae writs was we understand, ..Metnler of Parl.aseievet for lichestut . . in a late l'ar l.ansenit, awl married, in 1806, teas Onclwas b' twit: he is brother to Sir Wthstsst Max SUM. «,t6.1 of the late. James Maxx Las. E. w her died in 1711, by Lally. Lantsi Toatt.stat tit, Sister to the p. - e-seist Earl of Drs•ar. • *LAW mrtttivrxtE," COUUT or KiXti's Nov. si. """ COLONEL Laarlittt. • J Mr. GAIIIION sitioVeti thejoirdlginent of the Court 'you this Genthanun, for a linellAddisited bl. 11or isPlAtVgilltaut Fullarton, dtistrolied. • • The libel in this ease, it-will he eVrit'fitalltriviii . woe vont:M.4rd in a putilleatitikistaitled'Art Address to the thitish Prlalac olio* the tau dtf Corer:we' l'ictoni and animadverted. is very stiuhi tel 4-; upon the conduct of Colonel Full:teen; khnitatith• Sir Samuel flood, had bevel orot out m Iriattlool oa Comenissionei. to investigate . the altaibv t:f that island, :mil the ahole iii i .u..it Governor had condneted hiro.rll Hs tiovernortiwreor. Edward Alured Diaper was accordingly railed and oppeurvd. 'The imlictuivnt oas these read, as was also the ailidavit of Aar. John the Attorney for toe prosecution, previous to the de cease of Colonel Fullarton, and the alfhlavit of the honourable Alary Ann l'uliortnn, usicio* of the Colonel, vontralicting, by their oath, various parts of the libellous statement. On the port of the Defendant, a very h.i' g affi davit, from himself, was read, not expr: ssing any sorrow or cont►ition for n hut he had imbit..hed de rogatory to the character of the Defendant, Col. Fullerton, Let adding fresh nistilt and ticeiv.dions, the I)1 inelind of winch way, that that Gtoit en ,en when Colojt•t of the 23d iteximent 4.Lifeht Dra goons, hod mink tinfaithßa returns of horses, &c. to Government. The affidavits of the Right Hon. Henry Lewes, Earl Carhompton, and libraries Fe w, E. of Et -I ford-row, were also read, for the purpose of out,- stantiating part of the former statement. r. Gaßrrow stated. that in consequence of the fresh matter ‘‘liich had thus heen brought &morel, after the of Colonel Fullerton, it would be hecessary for his widow, who now carried oh the snit, to have an opportunity of aisoweritig it, and in tiein g oo she nr.4itt have occasion to apply to per sons et a distance. Mr. NI sitnesrr, ,f •r the Defendant, observed, that 1w was equally entitledon the Prositeuttm urns, to put to affidavits fur the parikelyqrsf jwitiCcia tion. Mr. GARSOW said, he could•nol, f y poosililitr, fir,•-ee that the court.e tint Defandiket'uould take world he to put upon record siew'sind other libels, ii. to twise he had alreitry jtphliahrrl ; thiSn',ir lib could not have. objected. their being uroa the present O 4 -me, yet ,p ha certainly re "delved to" 'oimself the right .r aoswesinq them, up . ofi'a fitfurc aim, and therefore feether proceedings thookrfleileii i poded. Tho Col; t thweght it wonld be but proper to Arno rime for it:INN..4 ing these additional affidavits, and they would'nftetwarrla do, apun thews-hole mat ter, whatever jii . stice required, or practice allowed. Fu-ther proceediogs were accordingly postponed till next term. No other busiuess of public interest canoe before the Court. COURT Or COMMON PLEAS—Nov.2i. %MERLE N. BROWNE and ratty. This cause, our readers will recollect, was tried last Thursday, before Sir J. NIANSIFIELD, at Guild hall, and is terdiet given for the Defendants; and who had seised the g oods of cockburoe, a publican, under a bill of sale, was to be deprived of the benefit of his seizure, by an execution sent into the house by the Defendants, who were Cock burne's brewers, under which they said the goods so seized by the Plaintiff. The Jury, under ti e circumstances of the case, found a verdict for tl e Plaintiff, to the amount of his demand agai n st Cockburne. Serjeent Vacant", this day, moved for a rule, calling on the Plaintiff to shew cease why the ver dict should not be vet aside, and a new trial grant ed, upon the ground that the bill of sale haring been executed long before tie possession was taken coder it, was in itself fraudulent end void ; and also that the possession itieff, such as it bias, did not amount to such a valid taking, before the ent•v of the Defendants, under their execution, as to preclude them from the tteneSt of it. Sir JAINES MANSFIELD said, there wo* no colour or p►etence for granting the rule, which nos re fined accordingly . DOWEL-I. O. ■OZOIf and ANOTHER. _ . _.._ _............. SOF*lle COCKSTA. chewed cause against a rule whit., mail been obAined by Serjeant Shepherd, for setting aside the nonsuit in this cause, and en tering jiidgment 14 the Plaintiff. This action was brought for a eargo of timber, sent from Carshohu to Hull, by the seise% of the Defendants. By the bill of - lading, signid by the Captain, it appeared that the cargo was I o be delivered, free of freight, to the Plaintiff's order. Upon the ship's arrival at Hull, the consizi:ers refused to accept the bills drawn on them f r the amount of the cargo, and the Plaintiff demanded tint timber to be delivered to his order, which the Defendants, as owners of the vessel, refused to do, without being first paid for the carriage. At the trial, Sir James Mansfield was of opinion, the two first counts in the declsra lion, being for breach of ico.tract, could not be jointly siistaiiied against the Defendants, in their charactrni of owner and master of the vessel ; and also doubting whether the third comet, which eat in trorer, could lie as against a currier, the Plain tiff was nosisnited, sith liberty to ripply to set aside the verdict, and to enter it for the iPlaintiff. l'he right of the Defendant, Momon, to retain the goods till he was paid freiLtht, watt itisisted on, notwithstanding the words or the bill of lad ing, on the grioind of' its being an imposition on the Captain, and there Irving so consideration for the carrying the timber. It was also contended, the Captain had no power to bind his principal to so injurious a coutraet, who would otherwise be boand to all the ri.k M the voyage, without a compensation for the use i.l his ship. On the ether hand, it was oontoppleti, the act of the agent wet the set of the principid, and that therefore the De fontlaiit wits leensfi to deliver up the (Argo, without payment of freight. The Cover Irrre.iff opinion..that trover would h in tOiA co.e, so the D e f e nd a nt s had lauded the ' 4, rgl out ^i.thr vessel , which might be evidence i o a (*rivers:l3, provided they were bound by the tereas of the bill of lading. Upou this point, how eier, as considering it of consequence and diffi culty, they toc.k time to consider. %Mil Uri) 'Cate! •• ~~r ; . tit:Job Corrtipmaest iodic rltre ' ilajest,% an the Ofi.ll lion. wrung tiled it. A YrsrAi~h Ilia M, nuth;ssic het sot tom:, 1.1 sua.d not id) from no) quartte, I'myrt:iitas 311 .rntill 10 ibc knee actblug of I seutr.l ot. t *um' LOR01.•” t:narrie of Iss terdee sane is 'sty dl sN eiuset it to Jeukissua, es a bis u% a voids. I.*l eel that w4.4.1.:16u1. The Rigid Hon iianol of J:_b •cy, H P. so.o fc: . J 01.4%, and Fell a their npision, tint D4:14101 tlllowsuip. pit Wed from age of, tbe abi.l Corm. less Mee of it is proe.s4d,tl4l4, seises the Weal be alibied The tarter sod baud, cot.tetsd aka oPerulc Maisst tt earn , dtvernoi to.' Jobto's is tessiblc Esstsup Faber, Mid a Itessg, to pnorsied the alt flues nut exter.l shortly expected. f;~• A meet eanrinees. at.Arpmega : is wu AO GAM**, 11l nearly will, Me) • the deep. It tacaaanis: 2 7 . l , l firelleillierelifi„ Fitit A .1 . has Amer rAeneTlaell, Ate tiertutt *AAA a ametweilb Ate ease. all *by have 11.111 itl uny of the peehouted It for ' villa.Acet, she is br Nattettet. • Mr. BLAIR cases as Lord u Lord President *ion the second Lord Justice new Court-room whole Judge.; al Lord President. seat, delivered speech to the Court. The Court was estremtfy crowded. Lord silk was present, and sat within the bar. The new Lord President Id son of the ats%bs of the celebrated poem of The Grave. • WONDERII44 ESCA On Wedncarby forenoon, Its Lieut. Arthur, of thell.lth foot, stationed at }lull, was ridiog down Saville-street. oa a young spirited horse, the *tied being strong blew off his hat. In attempting to catch it, his horse took fright, ptlopped furiously away with him along St.:Joins s-strelet, Whitefriar gate, Saber-street, •fted Scale-lane. Mr. Blakey, of Blackfriar-gate. des-dresser, was just coming from the river stir, whet, he saw the horse gallop ipg shrug Scalene se; end heard the spectators mil ling out to the gentlemen to thiow himself ollf, or he was a dead man, In this critical conjuncture, Mr. Blakey placed himself in • proper position, and on the horse cueing opposite to him, fortunate ly succeeded in snatching hold of the bridle, sod being a strong man brought the animal round, and thus preserved Lieut. Arthur Crow the dreadful fate which he must otherwise have experienced.-- The horse had got within about 15 yards of the ' Old Harbonr, and the tide being out, a vessel was laid directly off the staith cod. with her bowsprit towards it, so that, had the animal proceeded a lit de further, both hs and the rider must inevitably hitie been dashed to pieces. On lA'ednesday, THOMAS WILKIE, Es. was sworn in Mayor of Soliabury, on which occasion he gave a sumptuous entertsiument, at the Comae,' Chamber, to the Members of the Corporation. the dignified Clergy, and Gentlemen oldie City. Lime, and neittlibourhood.—The Earl of RADNOR, Via- Count FOLKESTONE, W. HUSSEIN Esq. M. P. HCIIRT Pew Itt Dane," WYNDHAM, Eaq. M.l'. Sir GEORGE STAUNTON, Bart. Sir CIIAELES H . MALLT, Bart. the Rev. Chancellor DotcLAa, the Met. Canon Hems, Colonel Bottum &c. were ammig the compiouy. The dinner consisted of a profusion of game and other delieacies, *tired asp by Mr. BALL, of the King's-Arms The Earl of kentstrea met with a severe mis fortune, on Monday se'nnight ; as his lowlslap w:,/ hooting. near his seat at Melbury, his horse, is leaping over a brook, fell wit?, him, k hkh dent has thigh was broken. It is with pleasare we hear. that the limb hes been set, sad that his Lords' `. ship is in a fair way of recovere. A sea snake, Go feet lone. ilea been driven edict, on the estate of AIALCOLIS LAING, ES* M.P. Us one r.f the Oi kney bland*. Of so interesting a desciimion is the gore mind • .• novel gift of a thousausl Ticket- is the pH:reale Lot trry Scheme, that clubs of adventurers are LOW forming. more than even in mill parts of the too l ,. They seem in general to pro fer the palestina* elf smarter .Sltsurs of Ticket.; ro, , d what an actinist tin° wouhl it he to any clob, in town or reentry, to obtain a thousand oth«r (ra tt er s. pith their whole produce. escloaive of money Prie.s—miwi this too without any additional cost on their stakes A of adventure , ::' • . ,*4,4 1 11 . . . *., ''.V . . • • .. 1..' • t2;lot s t CeartitiMatiti*e.ll. !each has beat pabi:sbett is. ?he th4eld Mit :et' tetpektitig the !dit 15.4.1 %.le.rtaia to the b atfaA of IPalei itioJ P.rt i t b.:tweets Soho bad db owl loader* licitia ec.coented t u4llhot work mod Ladd Bow ry wad hie p.: 1 . 4 pi ivolt.esiois, of Mt isereeary qf Mabee le 1i rd it dirproug, that Lard Fhro!..»- k4.ituK.k to preo.a.t thr Adams,* the hi o‘t titatlivie.l to bathe' Lieutesdisitttot. !Avoid, SIAS of hie einsosethebt. Ail a• Mir"' 9 P . % from 1.411 a foesnal ileirlaration Okaot be F. , 4 It sco owl apr.caLow, oppectioat Ate nial.rer tay. sly bad re...it ed She Addresti, , itaint obtain ertove enlace fr..in his Loittehis, who .ie it- lerstuutl the question put lu hi t s. Vont at was 3 . 8 natum to lepl . e to /..:drowses en Pitt.tion• ' ..-, cacept the Ca,. of Loottaa and 51. e two % .. lltanwhitc, and at least a swat: seam the 14 g t 3 bud Hawkesieury's later, ha Stet p.le- Kant, he I.:other, vb.. Hon. Cecil Jeolto.son, of the tosner, eao o t Slat it WOW ha pre. . • not lever iiay,ao•ol that it &add avow ist J 4 0' et IN. f..110w log Sot %inlay. It share swear Gower(' at all--boraaist Ilia itisiesty, tiliose y conavoirat bee word on these wiee.:l4ire, to be pabl.slod thowia : aid tiotlilos C. 43 i courtier wlerwys knows howl sary:eneNy rte without belay thz , host 4Lowaredis edloy it woo - Butt i•to • vomit fur • dwgrf to•telime•ry ../ Sr . J °WV'S, JATSICY. oe • en. the Karl of Cha!kam, C of tLe. y, has sraerattot thie the. M . Dove, we uf beery .C.Alefre, Oeloett, , tebe* .1.1.:c o! M" tat istaiol, wealth it. I. p....r son - ' ttr.i.tot f Easier College twenty Owen iseadiscows. in kit the liviug we questiou is tram* tab ,t... sup. Mr. Lovell .0 native ad !fee, ,).bas ay:- • .st decitua to the Bishop of tartar.. III:tor Wee, allegiog, ant by • chum we Ate Lt. ltrig Chasten I. who f.,oloird the Fellowship, i ~iti, amide a roureitient two., the Fellow shalt f load to serve God, @looted a proper petrisotico it, and that 11. at douse vow.* the I,4lC.ostoF. d koidlowe. atom with Mt Car e, ow Ate tither that the choose, AS sit i.kfal WASSiSeAIISSOt I Gi. Widow or the co;kp de pmorrownet et colt-yeses : by which statist. the twin of St. l.: with a fellowship, nor oraiiet the dae of is ion!, which permits nay or the ire 1,11 to houyb above 31. per sus. in the Kisagsboodsa, L Itar Willa SICOODI at the hose we twltioi it !.t the aims( 1401. The Vieltor's dteisiodis :d. ---- . . XXVI MOUS 11114h1f. ...---•••10.- - • toms shark bas heel caught by Asa isitiosith is was entangled us seventeen of don; site, s baste thews all; but bone wamenalitii, owl they connived to tow ow shore this sous her we ......,.: 10 2 , tr. kogilt, and orvarde id ow in . ww44l WI oto weigh at Wet tea ton ; nava, Ate tariat is ow tow, that it tonal wills foe greatest tow. It se r...csidtwed by As it to he the iamrss et the 'peeks woe net the au of Corope. Colowel Buellowell los e his hired, Mr Mow*, toe attritees, deo& so isleads to dotect it, and puece thoshgllttos . . COURT OF SESSION. Loirlituaott. NOY. 17- a having reparstod the usual °anther er d Probationer, yesterday took .his seat virulent of the Coast. Ou this °eta- :mid division of the Court. iti which !Clerk presides, canoe down from , tits nova to the Inner House, se that the G 4 were ou the bench at rel.wising the • deist. His Lordship, ou *whim his red a must eloquent - au' d LatpsWO . ye e Court. •t owe estretsHy crowded. Lord Me!- roent, and sat within the bar. Lord President Is 8011 of t h e au** of rd poem of The Grave. ' rONDERFW. ESC:4PL