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r irts'q) Grips e - 3 t. 46. BARONESS:LUCRE. Q s Sunday morning I,int elw.i p , at Iran emit, at urossoun, m heat, Claimants': Plover", Miro:teas ir" g r., relict of 'Nostra nary's, Feat. Of the Hoo, in Hertfordshire, who (hod iti I. ehru.ary, Her Ladyship suctvedesl her brother, the CIiARLES Tagroa Korw.a, the lase I.oni picas, is July, 1793 ; and -is now sum.veded by i wr Mtge eon, the lion. TuoM ti BRA t 4 D. M. 1 .1 in. Hertfordshire. No wife inure siovorely re gretted the fors of an attletionate hushsind then he , L g dy,,l i ip : —When at Lewisham, rise, every usiuttended, virisod :Or tomb, and shed oohs to his onsquory. Iler life war a continued seen: of I.)..sseVolesse and charity ; and her memory slit long be .clarrisolsed by the widuw and the or "km; she was in her sArli 'ear. • • Vi4cottotels Sritaawvoito left Cheltenham yea unity for LoughboroiNli ; her Lolyaiiiii intends reiwooing theM.iit weeks. v ocuu . i t rst tkitErnito will leave town in a few films fur her seat ue Glouceateraliire. The Po•lruuu& Astuassa woo lett town at uiae o'clock ho.t iiight for Plyiuoislli. The Fool Of Os/Lives hirtkolay will he celebrated, Petit ildrinirratest d ; gond bait awl sup tai ho. w ow. or the day; upwards of two haudrett tier.otia imite4l. The Earl of 11.to,owieme arrived yesterday iif teniwki at h:s 11 , 1:14t . 2. is St. J:t•ur.'r-uluare, from Witopale I 611, (:ittuihrietivAlii re. (dial Ilsvum, will tibia - flay take poobeation of Blow .11 Farm.. mat N'otford, lately et:copied by General lino,. The Eari of W VIT*MI. A retitroei 134 night to Isi, hutie iu t;tv,vettot-squo: , from 611. Mr. 1191.1timis to perform at the Cheltenham Theatre ; lei announced for Honda mid the Duke I)' Archtza io The Ilossemotouu. The Marquis and Mic . cirioness of TAVISTOCK arrived, lost night, at the Duke of BEDrORD . 4 hou.,e Groat 14t3utleope-street t they clime to take t'aeir levve of the Countess of Ilanat:scrroN, previous to her Lod ) ship's departure fur n I. t7aptiin 'Anse. t. HERVVY left town, 3.3-nett:ay, n l a nlsit to his /*ruttier, Alts , jor kitaete, who is at present itiartered at Ipswiett. Irs..B.SY.ttli was to patronise. Mrs. F.ueny's be lie:a at Brighton, hest aright. Mr. Est was to perform Perot? As yield in Sped she Plusigh, and Ito s ;hls&spi P.Artuoe's Ereefir. Joys tioste, "lq • author, of the tragedy if /;031145, B.c. died at Mer-hieston But, on the k w IDA, in the sfitli yeir t f his age. Jowl Evi. of Wunborne luster, lkishot over the Mu t F ero 10.1, in the county of Dor a% on the third dads shooting, th;s reason, 30 brace of partridges, 10 br.tce of hares, and 1 iriaple of othhit..: he commenced histh_syla sport with me "lieu; sell, and r!fpalit Ells of Sis servants. %WI four bruce of poihters, attended him. %Vila( makes this tlay's spurt foe more ex traarkliner!., the whole Manor is not inure than Linn at res. A very revere battle was foug:it one day last week. betaeen two coantryinea in the pariv4 of Clayton, SasAcy, the one truneil fiqi; a sawyer, and the other B.woke'r, o carter, w'nicfi, alter u stub born contest of nearly two holies, was won by the for roer. A splendid dinner and, entertaitimentivere given, on Tuesday se'unight„ at the King's Head Inn, Newport. Monmouthshire, in commemoration of the succeieful exertions :if %most. Haftreft. Pay against some late measures of the Bristol 1)ol:k Cotripai lV , couslieted to be inirnimil to the Interests of tha t r town and neighbourhood. Kitr ito - SALUsBUILY did the honours of the Ou lits sight sat his munificent coadjutor. Sir Ciliates Monaan, who, though unavoidably ab sent from his P.irlininentery duty at that time, and therefore unable personally to aid the ceuse; yet, in the ardour of liberality and public spirit, he proffered the resources of his wealth as * sacrifice, if necessary, to the fritecese or the contest. On the eft of the worthy Naronet was seated the patriotic &tooth. 11011F1141r, Emig Au elegant and emigre tolaiory address from the polished Chairitinn.milled forth a modest reiniticiation of all private claim td put)lit• appl ause f rom Mr. Ifisstrafir, in whose ho nun this assembly had been couvened. A superb present ttf appropriate p!ate wet presentei by the trading iottere4 of the county-. after the entertain meat,-as las humble token of gratitude to the eh simian of their welfsire. Giourester Music Meeting has never; we l,i•liee , s, keen more onmerousty attended. Tlse Cutliadral io the mornings, and the Southall Su the evenings, were errs% der! to an evert*. To hear 77t ,r Hsu Fndsy—to the credit of their feeling., stud taste he it spoken—llls:wards of I.SeC persons aswmbled. lit the Mil, on Thursday usglst, untidy 1000 were present. Catlectimi r, tti• Charity at the lam ♦w. ' L 161 13 7 &mond aay 19,1 V Thiel day stud s • - • 56* The Dukes of Beauvoir? end Noitroi.v., Lord IDrasi.ry, and the Bishop of GLOLICE4TEe, Were eanou g the cump•snl The Stew a rds fir the next err, the bean of GLoucts?se. ►he Rev. Mr. Ly 50 1 ,.. .) Rev. Mr, CLUTTCURICIL, Mr. Nsu►., Mr. Serrn, and Mr. Nartst. The Ertl of LANDAnei house in Grafton street, Bund-street, was, on Sundas night, entered by • rmg of th:eves, who •tole three v.ilonble looking ;hoses tut feet in length, mud sixty yards of pink dr:qv-ries, out of the drawing-roan. Tlicy left min.) them • curious instrument, about a font :I t s,. ft is made of steel, very highly polished, ~:►►2 d Lite the lette r L , w i t h sh ar p rd K es. It w r •neh the largest screw. There was ohm a 'ail• i*ut i er". The h„►se was not inhabited, as Lo.xl+►n;► only took it a short time since, h,•in{ ,1, In, aer thin the one which he now o:•cupics Astae strrP!. —The Earl and Couutcss are at -MADMD. Txtracts-froin a recent litililiestrua winded "A Picture Si Ni.atridi" a sot, the interest of which• is nut a little heightened by the passing e'en; is Spahr. • • BULL FIGHT. The clock strikes three--:-.he whole street of Altaila is tilled with multitudes of people; car rages, (alert, pedestrians. all hasten to the Toro, the Amphitheatre before the Merle Gate ; it is a large Circus, with scuts rising otie above the outer, Miring a her of hoses ow the top. crowded with saectators ; all ranks, and all the different Ca dill*W4 of Spain, wilt he found united here on such occasions. The Circus is cleared, every spectator is obliged to go to his seat—the solemn entry begins; the Aleade, with his Algua zils, in lung envied wigs, heads the train; then follow the l'icadores. or 'Squires, on horseback, in the dress of ancient Spanish Knights, anti the Ifindarillero3, or flays-bsarers, in many-eoloared waistcoats, dee:prated with ribbons. Now follows, with grave and proud steps, the invincible Matador. or bull-killer, the hero of the combat, brandishing his soord, and a group of Harlequins. slaves iu disguise, and Merry-Andrews of every de scription, close the rear. flere ends the •prelude, and the solemn coin* begins on a signal wren by the Corregidor. Two timid Algnatils run to the stall, and. with trembling hands and averted faces, push bark the ! t alcs ; out rushes the first balls breathing rage nail fury ; 'shouts of getiepal joy re- sound ail over the asuphitheatre, anti thousands of yelling ',sires, to render the unlash still more fps flionse roar oift, Tint, torn, (bull; bill:; Me* boisterous noise dad uproar eusne ; •the spectators clap their hotls, bent the groural and benches with theirsticks, and wave their bats, limptlkerthiefs, and blades; it seems just as if the a hole assembly was passesaed by the theiL Meanwhile the Picadores, or 'Squires. have tate', their station facing the stall, ' and, with their horsed turned shimmy% expect the attack of the i:ifur'afed beast ; the latter rashes suddenly upon time foremost Mau, to toss both horse rider into the air, but he gives the bull a stab in the net k with his pike, turns his horse, and gal lops back. • Biel: ! lien ! (well ! we!l!) resounds all over the ainpliith..atie, it t 3.1, a capital push.— ' The bull possum lots immily, until iv encountered by a second Picadore ; this our is not so successful, he misses his aim, his pike breaks, the beast rim up one side of the hors's belly. the rider falls down, mill without the sty-scour of the Chnlos, our pedestrian email:Aunts, tie moat forfeit his life.— These to a iimmeot rfarii e the in:Lucca Picadore from the huh, lot' cieleatomitig to attract the latter's attention, a d!iont pike or so nut, Lilt only with a little piece of tatfety. m a small rail llae..— Nothine exceeds their dexterity , to make the Mill hunt them, by merely slice Mg! • thy .e colours, and by the constant cry of Toro. 'tort, ! a oil (or bull. bull, have at ear;) hat with equal ce!erity they• know hoe to c-cape fruit' dens 114 the moinetit 'of danger ot el- the inelosure of planks which serrouptils the Can n a, ; the atu to ci es sceely wirsina them. and when L.: gels within close reticle they suddenly aro., tLeir fleas, and by one leap find themselves m s a fety. In thi s ip..uner the discomfited Picadore succeeds in iwounting gamiest horse, IWa LIONIONO4/• iIOOONIOti and he mn,t revense the itesolt—he gallops with imp , tuosity against the bull, and womida him. Excellent ! Excellent ! resonials front all aides: NMI during this ;en Ides of applause. an humble Chain, or 1111g4WOreC, ettile3VOUril to make the animal abondisa the ;pursuit of his adversary. But the Corregidor gives the signal, trumpets and kettle-drums are heard, the Picadores retire, and the liandiriltem., or flag-hearers, alone. begiu to chew their skill in txPinhat, holding a bander' 110, or flag in 'each hand, and beimescarcely an Melt dis tant front the horns of the beast, they endeavour to get at h in sideways. with great precaution ; they follow all his motions. till tie"; prreelee the throur 'obleirsuinent ;when the armed point of their Wade villas is stuck lam Ibis bibly, and the rockets or fire works go off, while the h ill drives furiously about the CrcuS.'lliescriie, however, becomes tedious, and the multitude call for another ball; the Matador, or uow steps majestically lulu the Circus, and makes a how to all the assembly; his silk cloak is shivering in the air, and his naked sword glistens in the sun ; he approaches ; the bell seems to kuow Iris dangerous enemy, and both stand still opposite to one another ; all the spectator* testify the most anxious eapectation, and a dead silence reigns all over theamphithentre ; the moment the bull makes motion, the 31starfor throws open his cloak, and iu an instuut the fatal blow is gives : down falls the rowing beast ut the conqueror's feet; the cries of " Excellent ! Excellent ! Bravo I Bravo ! the. Ma tador for ever !" MAO the amphitheatre re. echo from all parts ; to this succeeds the clap ping of heads, sticks, fans, the sounds of trum pets and kettle-drums, in s'iort, the noise is in creased a thousand-faltl, awl baffles all descrip tion. The ainateme then go into the Circus, the bull is searched, aad his %mond probed ; they dis pute, measure the victor', tops. , and load him with eirenniains. The dialed in water and lenemade, the girls that sell oranges and pastry, fill the Circus. all is ip motion, visits are paid from one box to another, pil; the handkerchiefs are waving, anal the %%hole assembly take their after noon's limeheen ; hut the door of the Circus is opened, and three males, decked with bells aid flying rilshons,• enter at full gallop; they drag away the slaughtered animal ; the area is sinoothed again, every body hastens beck to his seat, trum pets and kettlesdru:ns announce the arrival of the second bull, hod the spectacle i 3 repeat ed with few variations. If the hull is not fierce enough, they bait him with blood-boumsls ; if estrentely wild, he will often kill lame* by the dozen. The end of the bloody spectacle is generally reudered very gay and merry. They einolov, for instance, Inca of straw, with lead on their feet, whom the hull will hew ten times Into the air. and yet they always %mover on font ngain. Moakeys which Ica!, between his horns, and make the most entrains faces sill sr-Antic:es at each vain toss the animal gives. flurlequins, with large bal loons, flag !atomisers, diseruised as women, with large fano. he. Some times you'll see a leach fel low, who ininps ”it the buil', hack, seal thaws thong of leather Nu of ima spikes round his maz sle, while he htlds the thoag :it both eats a ith his tooth, & I A plays a the guitar, ttc. Ste. At ;wit comes 4i hull, calleiti b :viol* he has leath,tr balls na 11:i homs ;he givey sip to th kin atetirs, and ie never kilted b . ) tile illatador,.except , iu caies of the greatest etertrricy. Theie are the bull-lights which reguLuly take place twice a oeck iu suilinner. At each manse, eighteen Lulls are sturt eil, sia in the morning; by way of experinieut, mail twelve in the aftertioon, for the rent feust..f. In proportion at the heat is greater, the more fu rious these animals generally prove ; the seats .iq the Aluphitheattre may ha had from two to folas i eight sail teu reads, according to their situation, in the sun or slisde, on the steps or is the Imam; the bull ti,thts are given fur the benefit of the general hospital : the expense is usually estimated at one thousand piastres, and the receipts amount at least fo two thousand, a Matta:lor receives from sixty to eighty piw:trch Picaulore from fifty to sixty, and a Chas and ita;larillo from twenty-four to thirty. ME TURF: BEDFOUD RACES. These Rams commenced Inat Tiiiraday, and attracted en *lmam assemblage of and Fashions!)les.— land end lady Carinigtua, Mr. sod Lad, Eht•heth Whit bread, and several other persons of distmetion were present. After the PUCOlid heat, (Jr the Wohrten Stages; the com pany were harp...red by the at.pearauce of a hare, which crossed the coarse. innocliatel the Gentlemen en horse back as we:! ak Muse on Nat pursued poor puss, who took refuge iu a bush, which was soon ItOrrthonded; she made an attempt to bolt out, but tindiag herself bloi-ked up on • all sides, slat was unable to clear the riles, and in her leap was careen by a Gentleman in his sinus She tan (lieu tshibited to the Ladles, who had becu a/tidbit • Mit( time atinemassiogini anxiipui to know the cause of llic ►OL!Ct~ A NIIION-NOtlt. Ye q , l 01, man named a jr.urneyman hater, was brought Leone the 1 ono 31 v YOU, for his second exaroi sation, on a elt.w.te td . .!vriJuditig his Master, a Mr. Pearson, of Foiroortet, by reerlV - 4111 the amount of sever.:l bills ziven him to collet t, seal embezzling Ike money. Se►eral of Mr. Pearson's riettimwrs attended, to prove their laving paid the Primmer fin. w high he never accounted to bin Master. The ! t rimmer, who, mom Lis brit examination, on Monday, refused to serept the alternative of vuluuteering fur His Ma jesty's Aaval service, iioiLad of bring cumuli; led far trial, yestenisy hope:iced very M1X40113 fur that indulgence; but the Letts .M •l'utt et-fused, and committed hit./ fur trial. CLERKENIVELL RPSSIONS, Scrt.l.3. AXSAV LT. Mesaskr MI Rnrivell indicted for ass4u:l;ag Edward uyirr, en the 4111 .4..1110y _ . EA; aril Joyce, t7OUTsPCIIOT O'Grady, deposed, float on the e,eninr of the nth of Jilly be us. t the. Prisoner at a public-bons, i.. the strool ; when the tritiiess was leav ingthe house the Prisoner 'meted of ililll 10 Call St his 11(4100 list uikht, is he wanted to consult him un SUMP bu siness. Ile seroniingly went ; the Prisoner's w ife ...Li Ise was not at how, but would be le in a few iiiimites, and asked bile to sit 1101/11 until his relent. In• sb•sit five minutes the Prisoner came in and asked the Withers what business he had there The ll'itiless atr.wered he came by his appointment ; on Pri:amier him* down, seized bins by the collar, LiekedJghu, and dralged bias to the watch-house. 'rime Prisoner appeared against Lim next morning at Bow-street, hilt the Magistrates would net listen to hint, and discharged the %Tithes*. The Pi leant, iu his def.-tee, said, that Ins sun, a buy of 11 ymrs of are, exiled oat that thcre win a mutt in kart with his nitither • he west: 111 the barroom, tune was 110 light in th e momlieu o:ed th: Prosecute' by the miller, shim was partly undreemil ; be shook Lim to 'R o he him v.* *to Ise in w ; Asseweknesetedgmkkirenisc was Ed ward byre; the l'ilsertitur stesiek lout s wken he ;are him p very .severe titAting, au,l dra,T;ed him to the watch honer in. ea Ilislf-naktd situation. Ilia wire sail:Jed her4rlehy saying that she thameit it woo the Prisoner she had m bed wit` her. Jahn .M'lNvisaell, the Peauser's son, eorrobonted the stati .cut.t Jf his fAher, and said, when he rallsiloat t o its f.alu'r, the Nr•:aceutur made a kick at him; it was about h..,!;' past o'clock at nigLt. Tice next morning Joyce said h. was drank, uud thoiitht it was his own b,d bs wu iu 111% 1 he Jury nrisitte4 Nl , Dnunelt, and thc Cus titsil,t re marked to Ju rr, !hit: lic kid mute acsuranee than foil lu most won, to have the. itnpudence to bring stach a case intu .11:tt Court NUISANCE: .iff. EC.mbetA Jells rtus, a Teiyiititidsome, elegantly.deessed your, wenn*, was indicted for keeping a house of 111-faitse, ost, Asnlierstreet. There was a second count, charging her *ilk keeping a disorderly house. Joint Duvall, Eaq. deposed, that he lircJ at the corner of Hoirkiughun wad Audley-streets ; the Prisoner lived iu the house opposite to bia, in .tudley-street. She appeared to he mistress of the home shire the tat of March last. Ne had often bran! riots outside of the house, the windows broken, and the watelnue• sinioging their rattles. He often saw ine3 going in rind tort of the house ; he knew nothing of what passed ; knee of iiir indeceney having taken place ; be had heard that the Prisoner bad pru i de taken up for making a noise at her door, and that she had appeared against them, and hail thin J. Mr. MiekinclGieg deposed. he Hug at No. 64, in Aridity street, nes.t dour ta the Priso,ei ; that at night he often heard a great noise in the s te;arag, siol tats 61 . ; gen tlemen out of al..1411; he bud Greer set n any thine, lad licate M ttle conduct of the Prisixier, ocelot once, be saw her go into tbe leek area without a handkerchief on her neck; there was so ysr.l to the house, and hr had never seen hcr h multi naked but that mice, anal then be took a p .1. l'esior the kads obi, own honer. 'there were uo other u oilmen us the home, filtript lierr.uos. Mr. Ks APP. ColltiS(.l for the Prisiwy, car:cried, he had many witimots to tall, hut it wat •AUCIPrOvor). as the ?ruse flltttr.a. rase 11.111 not in , dt. utit. The COataVAs sa.urn(d op the twilenrc, and crogurod the coodert °rase Cuu.na•l, who Ags.moi au itidirlitie•it to be h.orght, when these aaa {Ault a shad ow of c%oleate to •up. port It. Theist?", without a itsument's heeitatiou, gwre their ter- . diet—Noi Gin l4. The London Se7Olll.OllS commuted yestenley.—No trial of uni public ',demi took place. By the sail:v*4on of Mr. BIRAND. new Lord DAUM, to the Peer*.Te,iu com.equesierof the death of ins mother, the lute Baroness DALIII, there is a vacancy in the repre.entat ion of I lertfordshirc. Yesterday the LARD NISYOI ordered the price of Breitil to be raised hit I r all Agile, or id. is the Peck Loaf, to commence to-morrow. The 114ustr tera Loaf of WlwatA:n will then he sold for IS. lid. mid Household fit!. Major CAxpnr.g.i sets nut again nn his return to Portneal. He will ha accompanied by a number of :46.7ers from the 2d Battalions of the British re4i:nents in that rnm►try. to replace the casualties mitstaliaed ►n the late itetons, and to render each ceps more effective in the important and netts* servire into which thty are shout to he called. The 51. t Regirnriit, 7:10 strong, Colour! Matts- WlrtlMlo, is otlirreri to join the. Eefseelition at Colt. T;ity go to Falmouth wit► the Swallow. Captain Bt RT. Saturday, as Mr. 51Tocatsa, a !builder, was de scending a ladder, reared against the front of a house in the Mb/aware-road, he ini orb! one of the !timid., fell upon the pavement, and instantly died, • L tNCAtiItER /Inn ES,• Ssrr. ti. • . Befirte Boma Wow). • In th' • ittititer' of beinford; of Manchester; a bunksupf, ts inch Was sent be. the Lurd Cle.ucellor to tinw atsize; to try the questmii, whether Siete ford lied Matuitied enact of haekrupte e disclosurle eircumslituces, mute or therrerove ed to be of a pay novel eature ; uud soMe !mhos of .law were established by the jeoet.. It cats proved frorn the SlMritrii Court, 'that u great uwub.r of writs had beett nettled aphid Bainferd, during the last four or live years, a ith a view to prove him w an %inherit state. Bettor field, a Sheriff's Offiee.r, proved hishaving the warrants td Execute ; these in the former pert of the time he did not arrest him upon; but was its the habit of reading to Worst him of them, end he used to sett e them. Those Of the tatter date he could not get settled, nor could he get to see gam ford, he being a sisreack, to tic-riven Cockell term ed it, although he went early and lute. Early in the month of r ebruary last, he had recoaree to the following expedieot :—Ahout seveteti'clock in the • morning, when it was only twidght, he sent two of his followers td beset his house; one of them gut upon some high steps, opposite the door, to watch the house, while the other knocked at the door s which was not opened ; but 111 a few mi.,utes; the man on the steps observed the light of a camile through the lhu-light over the dour, sad he wars ',motive lie saw Mr. Banstord come down stair., by the candle tight; the strait-door wee in a silo. t time alter opened, and both ;be men entered ; e.ey eeeded to search the house ; to Ins hen-rooso :we had itoelouut a mail aad just lett the bee, from es • being warm, mid a mail suiglit-cop thing on the bed ; they seutched eery part or the h.. use, but could not find Min ; they at 'client itio.ifto the impressions of a man's foot nisei some snow, in the back-yard, which left no denht in their initials but he lead Wade his escape that way. These men were cross-examined by Mr. Peak, • when it turned out, that their conduct hail been • wholly illegal ; for i i the warrant for arrest, under which they hail entered the house, neither of tleir names were inserted, nor was the officer's name, who employed theta, bat another officer's. 11i. Park severely censured their conduct, arid told them, • [that whatever evil had befallen them, they would h av e had no redress; and cautioned them against pure smug similar conduct; if they did, he, for one, a ocld exert himself to bring than to punishincet ; he likewise cautioned Bairowtield slot to entrust war matrein the pessescian of these men, without his be lief present. . The J DUE likewise reprints Pried them. Mr. Nat crust-examined one of them, as Id whether he had not, in reference to this cause, bald, be Would swear through is hoard an inch thick, to ehtaiu his point ? and after coiwiderable prevarice. tioa, he eekuOwledged be hail ; lie, however, wished to explain it, but Ni. Ptak refused to hear him out. —Serjeuut Cocoa hi., who saint, the otl.er side, in sisted that he should explain it, which ha did, to the lolloWing i fleet i When die bushiest/ was before the Court ofCliancery, Sir Samuel Rotuilly, iii his speech, said, this MCI waukiiswcer through i, boned an inch thick, w iamb war reported in the newspe pill; and the man had ever since been pointed at, wherever lie went. a: the men who would do such a thing; and he had said. lila puhlicshomw, in Lan 'caster, when lie had been titre:sled fortt, by Way of braved!, that he would du it. Mra.•Owea, the landlady 'Of Bamford, proved that; slieJtad uiweys ideal of trouble in pliant!, 1t.., rent .lle appointed her to call on a particular • wornies, early, for her rent ; she went aceorehrig ly, when she was told by his servant that he was not at home ,• Mn. Owen, however, had stroug sus ineion to believe was ; and left a very severe message, reinikhatail.g his conduct for appuititing her to come, and not being ready with tile moiiey,, and that she shout! take other means. She left the house, and called upon a friend who resided near the spot, and in about five minutes after she saw Mr. 'heaped come out of his house. She passed , his house on the evening of the same day, when she saw him sitting in his parlour; he spoke to her through the window; she charged him with being • denied to her; he did not deny it, but said it was of no use seeing her, as he hail no money fur her. Jaue Park, a servant to Mrs. Owen, mid, .she , had often beets sent by her mistress to apply to Mr. Bamford for the payment of his rent, mud she had greet difficulty in getting any ; she recolleeteel, on .sir doy, when he kept a shop, she went into it, roar the shop-lad, elm told her hi, master was at hump, she also stew him in the parlour, through a squire of gin .s, winch was in a partition which separated the parlour form the shop. She desired the led to take ti message Into his master; to tell him she was come from Mrs. Owen, for the rent. He went, and she heard Mr. Baniffiril meet him, arA say, hush, sty I am not at home." The let brought that message ; when the witness replied; if his master had intended to be denied, he should not hare lath been seen and heard. Upon this evidence. Boron Wood expressed Ms • (tuition) that there had been two clear acts of bank niptry proved. Mr. PARK, howeier, Mamma hie Lordship at • coosiderahle length. and urued him very strenu ously not to make up his mind upon the snbjecto till he bad heard him upwi it.. He said, a him he sirs a Commissioner of Bankrupts, lie knew con- • aiderithly more about such business than he did now. He felt pwriodigy and considelably, as a Lawyer, several material questions that nrose ont of this business, a hieli he s:iould take the liberty of submitting. and should he beery to hove them settled I,y such high authority Ili le a as then addressing; .and should bow to the dcciiion. In the Neat plsee be did not eo•isider the case of the bailiff"s followers an act of bankruptcy ; be cause they had entered the :louse without any le gal authority. • His Lordship considzred Bornforrl's conduct in this, as arading the applicaiiOn of cremators, and missing delay. and.ssas of opinion that it was en act of bankruptcy. ilk. Lordahip that the on- - plisetiOn of Mrs. Owen was pat an act of bank ropey. Mr. Pain put it very forcibly to his Lordship. - • whether a debt for rent cause within the Metitsfi: of the flankrupt Laws, *a Acre were other of recovering it! and wkethera female metriA*l4.4.7 4 Vita w 4: a proper person to make the application, •