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noms cmetur. • HORSHAM, IIAEXE The Lotto Catty ZAII.OII and 51r. Juice HEATH last night arrived in thin town, and this morning opmied the hoisiness or the Ainlizen. CIVIL SIDE. Before she LORD CIDER BAWL ARAIX and AHOTHER V. GOBLE. • . • _ _ This was an action for a nuisance in stopping up the ancient lights in the freehold of the Plaintiff, Ivy erecting a fence wall and paling so near that the light was thereby obscured. Mt. Serjeaut who led the cause for the Plaintiffs, stated, that the house in question was the poor-home of the parish of Boehm. The building itself had anciently been a milt-house, and was formerly the property of the Defendant Goble ; he lied sold it to a Mr. Hobbs, and after wards it was sold to the Plaintiffs, us trustees, for the use of the parish. In their bands it had been enaverted into a house for the reception of the poor, and after it had beea fitted up for this pur pose, the Deleudant, Mr. t;oble, who possessed the etterousiding land, in the first pluce, erected a pal . tag, so neut., that he totally excluded the light from the lower windows, and darkened all the ground • door aparinciits ; not content with this, he had also stuik the receptacle for some privies of neighbour ing cottages, so near to the well of the house, that he had totatally polluted the water with which the poor inhabitants were supplied. lu both these trunsaction.,he stated, that the Defendant had acted wholly agiiimst law, and must be rcpponsible in da mages for the mischief which he lied occasioned. The evideuee of the Plaintiffs' title was then ad- (lured, but from a defect of the pleadings the • Plaintiffs were re ►trained from going into evidence of more than the erection of the fence, which was proved, and that it darkened the lower rooms. Mr. Serjeant BEST, for the Defendant, contended thrt the ancient lights of this building were only those necessary for a malt-house, and that if the De fendant did not obstruct the light beyond what was necessary for malting, he did not obstruct ancient lights. The CHIEF BARON agreed thatithis statement of law was correct, and the Jury, under hi► direction, found a verdict for the Defendant. DITCHINS R. BRADLEY. This was an action of trespass, fir sporting over the laud of the Plaintiff, at Littlin,rton, in this county. • Mr. Serjeant BesT stated, that in this case the was a respectable farmer, and the Defend ant a private soldier in the 14th Regiment of Dra goons, who, upon this occasion, was defended by the Otiirers of the regimeut, who were, in fact, the teal Defendants in this case. The action was brought to prevent a repetition of the most out rageous conduct on their parts, in which they had set all moderation and decency at defiance. The Off eers of that regiment had longbeea a nuisance to that part of the counts . The Plaintiff:and several miler wrist respectable land-holders, had formed a snbecription pack of hounds, with which they hunt ed, and the company of the Officers Would at' tll times have heed tricot gladly received as of the hunt ; but, instead of this, these parS .Military Gentlewien bad chosen to keep a pack of dogs of Eacir own at the barracks, and, without perotissiou, 1 ail trespassed over the lands of the neighbour. hood. The Defendant had meted as huntsrium of this park ; for it was the trick of these officers to. 'ante a private soldier their huntsman, and to change him ns often as they saw occasion, by which means they avoided having any notice served upon him. The Plaintiffs, however, had taken good no tice of Mr. Bradley's face, and nu the 9th of lin velarber he area warned off the hinds of the Plain tiff It was not long, however, before he was found neaia trespassing, and he should . prove, that oa the itth January lie was again hunting on the laud of the Pla.iititf. This *maid entitle the Plaintiff tit a verdict, and he had no doubt, but, under the eircuiustances, his Lordship would feta the trespass a malicious one, which would entitle the Plaintiff to receive his full costs. — The Serirant :added, that it was in the power of the Plaintiff to have punned a severer remedy against these Defrotlunts, for, by the Mutiny Acts, they were liable to forfeit their commissions for this sort of trespassing. lie hoped, however, that the sant ins they would receive iu this action would form a lesson for their future conduct. The native and trespass being proved. the Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages sat which carries costs, without a certificate from the Judge, that the trespass was wilful and midi-. 11:1011N The Defendant had also two verdicts against him in two subsequent actions, for sunder odeneeti. A \lr. liitchins, a respectable farmer, who proved the trepassvie, stated,- that the .thiheers behaved with the :etmoot insolence ; that whenever they were spekeu to, their usual threat was, to open the tars awl let out •be brains of those who complained, and that he hail himself been repeatedly threatened with a horse-whipping. CROWN SIDE. William dein( was indicted for nsalieiously shootiinr at and a mare, the property of Jelin at Stedhatn, on the 46th day of September. Jelin Weeks stated, that his mare was feediii on Stedham Common on the ttith d.iy of Septemle r. when he found her wounded in the near side: she lived a few hours, and when she died, he found that several 01241, of lead hail pene trated her howelt. Henry Chniirrer and )lary Chandler, both heard the report of a cue, and saw the Prisoner; he said he had berii shooting at the mare with powder, to frighten her Nam. The Prosecutor bring called again, said he had known the Prisoner many years, and there was no quarrel between than. The learned Judge here oh erred. dud there did nut "a;. ! ienr any malice; it was probable the Prisoner did not know his gun a :is loaded with The Jury found the Priw er—Not Guilt;. Yeaberdayseettiglit, at eight o'clock hi the morn ing, • centktnau of the University of Os ford o stoted front the turnpike, in St. Clemente., to j op foot twenty miles on the fienky rood and hac p eight tam -4, which be completed a qiearter of an hour within the time, witty caliausted %q the per formance. - • -14'AFAL INTEELIGENCE 11111%1101 QUAY, waßca Arrived in Torbay the Channel Fleet, under the coimmuld of Admiral Bartle ; Rose shipp of vtar ; A imrclif and Betseg cutters, from the 11" eats. ord. MUT SIARCIP 41. , Remain in the Downs Ilia Majesty's ships as per last —Wind N.E. TIIE PRUSSIAN .AJIBIOSADOR. • (FURTHER !ARTIE:U.4as or tip armee.) • • The following armed of the 4iiner in which the Prussian AtnbassadO, Baron Jacobi, was treat ed at Calais, is, we believe, tolerably aecurute li" At three o'clock on, Saturday morning the Elizabeth flag of truce, Captain Heyward, with his Excellency, his suite, sad some other passengers on board, arrived off the Forte Rouge, and upon hail ing in these terms—" a flag of truce, with the Baron Jacobi ;" the answer from the fort was, " be ware of the eameo;l." The Elizabeth hailed again, and again, and again, and again : the answer was precisely in the seine terms. To several other com munications front the flag of truce no answer what ever was received. At length it was intimated to the fort that the flag of truce would wait till day light, anti the., put into the port for the purpose of seeking some explanation upon a proceeding which it was supposed must be the effect of mistake. To this communication also the fort was silent. But towards tit (o'clock the Elizabeth put into the har bour. and Baron Jacobi, who was on desk, an nounced himself to an officer who approached the vessel. The officer took off his hat, and in the most courteous manner thus addressed him ;•••.A. am sorry to occasion any inconvenience to your Excellency, but I cannot allow you to land. oar Commander of the military movements at Calais; or to speak more intelligibly to your Excellency, I am Captain of the Port ; my orders are strict, not to permit any vessel,. from any place whatever, to enter this harbour, or any individual whatever to land; and if the Contneander of the fort had done his duty, your vessel would hare been fired llama Jacobi replied, -" Sir, L have got a passport from your Government, the duplicate of which, according to the information I have received, yea will find in the hands of the Commissary a Marine." " It is in vain." said the Captain, " to refer me to the officer your Excellency men tions, as the duty of that officer, being subject to my antherity, is upon all occasions to refer to me. I must request your Sxcellenry imtnediately to order your vessel away." The Baron then expressed his wish to have a letter from him transmitted to the Prussian Ambassador at Paris; with which the Cap tain declined to comply, observing, that his commands suictly were, to prohibit all commu nication whataver besvecn any vessel and the lend. The Ilaro.i instantly .ordered the vessel to sail for England. although advised by many persons on hoard to let the vessel stay a little, in order to try the effect whic4 night arise out of a communication of the case to this constituted authorities on shore. By those who offered this advice, it was calculated, that notwithAtantling the stern language of the Commandant, the vessel having passed the fort, and actually entered the batiste:, no risk would he incurred ; ne injury was likely to atiw from the pro. potted delay. It was also suggested, that prohel , lv au exception to the order of the Commandant might be made in favour of the Baron. But his Excel lency would not revoke his order, and therefore the vessel Caine away." • . PPPPP PPPPP TO Tilt ACT, tIITITLCD, "AN AFT, LATINO All alla•ROO ON ALL SNIPS •ND VII•ILS IN Tilt PORTS AND 11•11NOLNI Or Tilt 11;NITID rratte." Sec. I —Be it muted, by the Semite sad Hoompf Re pessentatires of the Uinta: States of Astute*, in Congress assembled, that duriag the continnauce of the Act, to slairh this Act is suppleineutary, au vessel iieessed for dot oust* trade or fisheries, having on board goods, MALTA, or. ore chandire, either of foreig-n ur dottiest legeurtli or olumfac tore, Syliing venrele, with salt for iltlk fishing fares ex cepted, shaU be allowed to depart -Mho any port of the United Stales, or shall receive a cleammat, until the owner, consigore, agent, or factor, shall, with the matter, give heal, with onc or more sureties, ter the tailed States, ilia mon, double the VOWe of the vessel and cargo, that the vessel is DOS destined for au foreign port or place; and that the said goods, wares, and merchant :ire, shall be reloaded in mune port of the United States. Sec. c—And be it further enacted, That if any ship or vemel shall, dating the coatinuance of the Act, to aloch this Act to a supple;icut, depart Irma any port of the t; oiled States, *Mout a degrader ; or if any rbirer marl shall, contrary to the provisions of this Art, mot the Aet howhich this Art is a supplemesi, proceed to a forme% port or place, mil ship and corp. shall he wholly forfeited; aml If the mime shall not he 'coed, the trailer of such ship or vessel shall, for every such ottesee, forfeit and pay a sass eisal to .10.1.4 the valor of the ship, At vessel, and cargo, sad the master er commander of -tech ship or •essel, as well u all other persons concerned no such prohibited foseigio voy age, shall each respeetirely.forteit sad pay the sago of dollars, fur muy seek allimens ohether dm vessel be reiteil and condemned or not. Sri 3 —And be it further **acted, That lb. compass made by the act, to this art is a supplement, in totem ~ armed vi sack ramming public. eusanonsmio from foreign Newer, than apply sale to puldic armed Tenets, and Mall not Dc routreed to embrace erther r =ateers, vessels having lettere oor any manor, any other anned resorts; but such private vend vessels shalt he permitted to deport is the muse mariner, au.l on the same cooditime, as is provided fur other jwivate Sur ice ships or vessels. Sec. 4 —And la it further enacted, That if any Smits ship or cr.,' 'Loll, during the marmoset of the Act, to which this Art is • supplement, take us board any specie, or any goods, wares, or merchandise, other than the cargoes beard thereof, when 'Notified sat the said Act, other them the provisions sod sea stoma nouressitry for the voyage, such 'drip or vessel, sad lie specie and cargo on board, shall be wholly forfeited, mu umy be mimed and roadenmed is ay Court of the Visited Mates, baring competent jurisdiction, sod miry and each 'armor, cod:Tubed is such unlawful ship ment, shall fort; it and pay the um of doliars fur every sloth offence. Ike. as—And be it further en 'That ell peasitito and forfeitures Meerred force of this Act, sod wliktii gory be recovered, shall be il.striboted and abromoted Oar ho threeso me prescribed Ly the Art rslidedi " An Act to raltlolote the collo..lien of ditties on imports sad tenorage," paned the mooed day ut May, war thousand amen hoodoo.' hail slimly wine, and may he mitigated or remitted is the MIVIIIIfT Fr ia ile-d by the Act inCtled. " An Act to provide fur mitigs. tiog or remitting the fordeitares, penalties awl iirrabilities ororuing in calms cases therein mentioned;' passed the thinl of March 4;17, and mode perpetual by as Act, passed the filth of feleuary tes.o s(l%o—And ire it farther enacted, That the time daring whit* the Art to which this is • supplemest, shall cooties, in lure, shall mat be imputed as making part of the him of twehe calendar mouth., durtug which goods, waves or am eilaretise hopurteil lots the I . nAird Stotts omit he re-as ported, in order to be ea:titled to • grate-hub of the duties paid as the importation thereof. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. Whitt non, Prorck 94. The Xing ho, heeu plea,ra to Kraut the hignity of • Knight of the I.' oiled Kingilom of Great Ihs.t,uu and leelso• unto Itriodier-I:eneral Charles Shipley, of the Corps of Royal Estes'•vers. PAETNERSII IPS DISSOLVED. Benjamin Hagman and Brainey Brooks, of the hamlet of in the county of tbe city of lienrich, tellasougers and tanners. September sti, tao 7. Allen Cuff and Samuel Linter, both of Manche:der, in the county of Lancaster, cote►-makers. ►arch Is, 140 N. Samuel Nowbould, Joseph Ridge, and An,old Wilde, of Sheffield, in tbe. county of York, saw and fender-manufae turns. December sts, tent. Thomas Mittel and Williym Maio, both of Manchester, in the county of LaLcaster, cotton-inanuf.miurers. Febru ary ea, lima. Ralph Toplia, the elder, and Ralph Toplis, the younger, of Wirksa bah, in the county of Derby, grocers. March is, 1505. _ • . Thomas Barker and William Jackson, of Basiugball-street, la the city d Loudon. Jasnary 23, I SUM. Richard Ragyr sud Hugh Hall, of Birmingham, in the comity of Warwick, hatter., boaters, sail lacenten. .March I, twos, Withal, Waterfall, of the city of Coventry, watelimaker, and John Waterfall the younger, of the said city of Coventry, fellisooger. July :10, kNKRUPTCIFS ENLARGED Cakb Withal], now or lad• of Fclichurcli-street, London, warehoww-keeper, broker, and atetior en, frunk 3larch to April 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Thomas Bunn, sow or lateof King. street, Norw irli, corn sad coal merchant, from March 23, to April i , ,, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Joseph Rippesi and John Rip:wn, of Clapham, Sunny, dealers is coals, trim ..(arch fito, to .April 5, at ttu, at Guild hall, Laudon. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Hocks, of Canal-row, Fast-lane, Bermoughwy, Sur. rey, cooper, to surrender, Myrrh Aprd 5, and at ten at Duildhall, London. Attorney, Ir. Louley,,Cliesp. side, Leaden. Gregory Dodsworth, of Beverley, Turk, draper, to *wrens der, Aril t. 4, and 'May 3 k, at ee. n at the White Await Inn, Leeds. Attorneys, Messrs. Upton, !Nielitilamt, and Heming way, Leeds; and Mr. Lambert, Hattou-garden, Loodou. John Collip, of Great Portland.street, Middkatit, n phols terve, to surrender, Aril 9, to, at twelre, and 344) 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Messra.Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holm', New Inn. DIVIDENDS. April is. William Hipposley, now or lute of Shepton M3l. let, Somerset, shopkeeper, at eleven, M taw Hell lon, Simp lot Mallet. April 14. Thomas Clayton, of Dilworth, I.aneastee, tas tier, at twelve at the New Inn, Blackburo. April it. Theeas Nesbitt, of High-Meet t, Southwark, china mau, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. April ifi. lames Paterson, of Hid Lion-street, Holborn, Middlesex, cabinet-maker, at lodge, at I,:aildhall, Loudon. April ii. follin Peony, uow or lute of IVells, Sonerret. brawdy-unerrlust.nt tweke.at theßrell Ina,tiLeptis-Malkt. 11.111IFICATL4i, AVILIL Id. Jolts Amain ' of Lonolon-uport-leris, Salop, miller. Juba Thontsou, of Lower-House, in the t'hapelry of Cura te', Lancaster, puler and Ituten-drapes Gear. Isaacs and Michael !vacs, of Bevis Marks, I.oudon, mew - banes Georg'. Hubert Cuthbert, late aft:utter-lane, Loudon, mer chant. ♦kttxnder Cuthbert. late of Gutter-lane, London, ma. ehaat Thttaia4 Brooke, late c,fGatter-taae. London, merchant. Christopher foci, of Catherine•court, Tuaer-ball, Loulion s merchant. Francis --7 Gideon Osborn, of Postelsoct, Turk, hquocive-met chant. Themaa Morgan, of Holborn, lien-duper. DIVIDEND PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. Jahn Arbon., Addle-atteet, Wood-street, Loudon, merchant PRICE OP 1770C1101, IIZTE*D*Y. 2 per Vent. Cow 14 s per Cent. Navy 9 61 7 Imperial Annuities India Hoods Est-It...quer Bills 411. Lottery Carols for T. BIM, Stock Broker, Tickets ... 4, Cornhili, awl 9.Charing-CrUss, PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, 19 &SUN i 6. Governiorst Debentures, Si per rest..... 74 Ditto 3 per neat comma OF LW Amsterdam.... 33 7 S V. Ditto se Sighs .. 34 ii Rotterdam c. L I I it it V. Hasoluirgli.... 34 6 U. Akuna 94 7 V. Paris Ditto 3 13 II Bunnies= Cadiz Madrid 41 46[6= Billn.a Legbora 491 Naples 44 Genoa 43lLiv.Tra. Venice a. C se Da. lost Millis as Lasolnii (.11, DANCE, MARCH 22. Unbolt 6o °Po rt° Dublin.. it. 1 Cork SU I. LION. Portugal Gold ie Cola aau Bars J. s. 1. per ea Doubloons New Dollars Biker is Bars o 3 New Louie (earls) o o o Agie ow the Bank of Hallam], 31 par Cent. BIRTHS. Yesterday, %gam %mirkle, of tire Opera House, of • daughter, at her aparussatsta she Hal musket . Lately, the How Mrs. Caddell, of the est); of nuhli., lismOter et the late Eight Moo. Viscoust &Attired!, of a dasyMer. Lately, at their Lance in Choi ke-street„ Tterl.ele) -square, the Lady of Sir Johu Shelley, Bert of a oda. :11 ARRIAL;F On Stour.lar sentficht, uk St. If sr", church, Dahlia, John Kuo, Esq ut Woodstock joi thee...ly to Mrs tlatt4hter et Jim Kama. of Casticroo i to the county Mayo, Esq DEATH. Oa Monday, iv Upper Cherlotte-seteet, Fiteresi-wpare, the safest sou u( Thomas GAM, Req. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT 11.0NIKIN-BRIDGE Men. aftcr..ti Even. u.... wits after.. it? SALE BY AUCTIM. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. KENSINGTON By Mr. rwrrn-r, By seder albs Aisignets, an Till 11 NEXT, Match 44, 15411, II twelve o'clock, ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and OTHER EFFECTS, at Mt. Woo. Ross, a Bank rupt, tasted frost Partee-grelna, Emilio:us, to the large Roan. at the Adam and Ere, opposite Philtiatorr-place, 'a sale not being permitted on the premises; ; cotapritiog insolest and other bedueads, ft-atter-Leda and beddiug ; c h es t., ~cdrayttes ; oaralsobe, dining, pra ' ilwoke and write ing lard's ; a piano-forte ; urabogsay and japsdued 41.6tirs ...pelt, *hots, Itittlorta tyluisates, &t. To he viewed one day prootchng the sale; when catalogues stay be had at the place of sale ; as the prentitc., Pahrce green ;of E. 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