The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELMENCE. -- COURT' OP ICINO' BENCH, Juvi t tit. Sittings at IVO be.fpre Pia EV41 1,0- 110i)cie, at Guildhall. OtY CARRON V. TARA. Mr. Gaenow stated this to be an action for the recovery of 3711. for goods sold and delivered by the Plaintiff to the Defendant. The Plaintiff . was tleal , r in lace, resisliag in Newgate-shreet, as was the Defendant, Who is a . 'file great dif. Aridly attendant on the Vase was, that the !AIR and delivery of the geed: could not be proved in a re polar way, for the e hole of the hasiness was transacted between the Plaintiff and Defendant M hen alone. The Plaintiff had vainly endeavoured fur a long time to get a settling with the Defendant. At last the Plaintiff pressed the Defendant so rinse, as to inform him that an action would. he brought unless the account was settled. - The'De fendatit thinking that ail rested on hichonest.yaeil honour, tiy the inability of the Plaintiff 'lit proce the debt in a legal way; had the conscience to.ciffer to compromise the natter with theilafittlf,• by giving 6s. fish. in the. pound for the Wholtiamtsenth This tact- the Plaintiff would not Defendant thought hit :client,. the.Plesititkhatrno proof to support his .aeliost s but Contrary • would he 1011nd ter be the'casts. • 'Tin!' l'itiftififf had . proof, and though it was aptastiltab.he, could ap prove, still, he deemeddt juttifiable in Jilt cases similar to the present. I.)u Carron,. thfOrloiittiff, finding that the . Defentlant wasatkeys mast onsly silent in the press:ocent •thisd . ..puriOugy as to the nature` and amount of 11w opening • between them, while, on the contrary, be was commenleative and talkative about their „concertos when 160, Were 'atone; ho, the P14'4101 1 . cootie to stratagem to • obtain that prof,n ,to" atei t ' blish.his tenpi), which eiittl,4 not:bn ti scull %better 'memo. The' PlAtiff47lene*ing . ...ditit • iika -I . ockeititimt coin Ji .to CO go a artieeler de?,, be sot the anst'nf • 'Mtn in . wltusc house. be itiOsed conceal - hiniself• chissii; - Where ke . itiakt *ever. • heat ails !liar liiiriapass between tticierilis.' • Tlii4 trickprnte4liaceessfahl'The'llefentatit;attoni • pankisl ety Whin, tamtr at the sppttnteil - 'iliejon of - the.fin'aifts'ltndloril was ce•alpu in the closet,' and ant iil father, were; in the 'RAMS and"inift Ohift .ou • beaiieg of tfli - Platnilt ea they supposed: - :' .G sod easy menrihfi .1140 stipPosed that they were to be paid in their own tote-that trick was to bad :reenurte loin order toohtain thit - Whieb fair means eenhi , not I 'The trio beiniioatet,•aftcr. some prellminaiy sobseesittniA 'On • thidgs !of „less toonesisti the• Plaintiff again pressed , frir ';eleittea meat of the eecotint tetweeh.hituself and .the fondant.' 'itia thit•the Defendant again *Made ah, jectioas. ' The' i>tartitlff4titen!brotight bet' Jac., Omit, is if • he wenittorabe 'oe:father:Widish:Jibe, • tween-then, and reprated-ilat .tarttint eltiPget aft w high , it. was composed, one by 4orte;ihelitirrett-• "less of which charges, with •siithe triliirtg objec•• lives, mere ultimately ad:nit/tad byitissrfhtfttiVantiv • but stillbc refused to settle. The , Plaintiff then, • salet, , that if it wore nut settled, •he should coons reesice anactiowfor the .recovory df what Aves.(l ue to him. When liars, the Defendant, :foetid that the Plaintiff was-serious imswhiat he hativaid,. that be had aetually coninttneed an action, also befen.. dant, in a good.watered sassed, proceeded :to -the Custom.house, unit -gave informatiest that Do Carron had contrabend 'lace in his ipossession; :Ilha.4)Mcars went to ahe .PlaintilPs • there they found no sonsphand goods - . Autsh , was . •the conduct of. the .Defenslant Ituavardisthe tiff; and •he could addnce no •other . poote, iii su p.. tart of this action, 4hatt: that of the landhird's son, who, ,while.concerilesliitt athe closett • had heard the Defendant's admissions. M r.. livered was then • .MiS revidenee. con .irmed Mr. Garrow's statement of what the"had• beard while closetedi .as described. PA nu. said,Aliat admitting for a" moment that the !Phalan/ could support his • actiins;:the, foods sold being • centroband goods, 'livered% esi.' deuce was of such.* statute as had saver yet , been i admitted in a civil Action. Butthe cnistmoste4tlolit t by the 40th.of the j(ii, the 'actin% could strut be. ntaintabied, the goods-sold being .enntrali4lid. .laird ELTANNORMUOIt, inte.rpose.d. .Tice' •ccodant,, he said, ought to hARC hid notice - istiO:cts to him of the stature of the proof •that tiff intended to adduce:in .support of his -action, that evidence being of -such a peculiar kind, ands!, boides, in order that. the...,Delcret:M(l4.4 l l l hdr7• might be brought,forward to rebut 'the •eildenie T of Evered, if it were false. • *itai..cafretnelt6 anxious that justice should be 'done std inquired ] • s •wbereab..ot lathes live J.,. On lette4i,g l OA' be resided theal-greeo, arse DQic y' wes. . ft bspatclictUto fetch . limi . ,:ansi t slivesilt e were.giveia 4 .• • -. •in the Officer in ca s e ho rean4 She, r„ o lut .to • ,„ ffer ,. q ..cumu m ni . catiun ol o ottgo: 10, 66 between . the father and ,assis. , efOrp Ake Jormer , _ should come into Court; ThaPilicifr proicti un. .eircecssful in hif "stiiireh t )4 . tow toihuVuurt •Svas non ea inoentus. , . . • . Lord Et.pENlloll4eunti then.slllllln OA, tii4oasir,„ and informed the Jury, that if ' they . conk! ..itehralt the tinconfronted testimony of Sten-4,114 s , oislik And a verdict for the Phintiff. ..ZlO evideoce bad been adduced by the Dprentiant as to tip nabarsof • the (healing between the 14rties. Th e Jury ahnat immediately returned a studio* fur the Plaintiff for the 3711. • LOWSON V. cuoss. This was an action to reeuvcr cempensationihe damages for the tie struoion , yr * .a• chaise., .401 1 for the injury dune to a boner by 111 n fttrions ttd visa, lent striving of the Defendant. It appeared that the Plaintitf. who is a livery stable-keeper, hid lent his 'chaise and.. horse tu t one Brown ; who, with his wifeood a friend, %vice : , r e turning from Entielsr; on lb*. 4'illa t ft4 46 , s tit when they were met and run sgainit , by; ins Vtl-. fondant, nho •as in a chaise-cart, skid dfrbt is rttuttt rtlri+ollll 1111,1111 et at the wrung *de to; d jee road; a kilt! there *as ItIOMACIough on . iris ogiir side of the wart. The Deirmilant s against Brown and Itivliarty, broke the thafts v isi: . jgred the 4, arse, ultimately • evict the 43ipe.. Cross, the Defendant, oknowlintgcd at tfie w. 77" T 'IIIP. _SSTAX.I§MAN . • .. •., • . , . that he its . the' wrdrityand said he woehl make a fair.eotripensition for the injtkry.aestaititsl. , The Militia ,badittit 'yt.t bete title: to nu ke, out" the Germ OF:4lthithilisittes .sustained. ! Wisneseo", were addriciidl 10.4iiote.th fact,' .ate1...11,... Cross; the' Defeirdato tia • hatt bed* iii'iiii.d l ty *llhotite .11ttia.. ' tiff, as to the dationes sisatainll 4 .:censi,liritrsetat chaise and lik)ise as• the propirlyNtlit. isriaisar r ' ; The chaise arid florae itad'qtt;en • lenfi doe' . tet ' t o ' 1 'Me. Hie**. • . • *• • • ' , %Mi. how trites-servant sslepesed; that - the . horsit , ' waclol. wersuithattile wait.hoCire the sit (*it'll f...• • The hersohad: his knees beekun,• and his'ehotsitie(' leech injeStal.• .1 . ' - • 1 • A coletinniketralleitosNiiintt 'the- replan troatki; cheise Cost 111. , 2% lid:: *lid titlit ilift i *lf Ss" 4'041'4 . 'that, w as. thstisto kea and injured - by its het tig•d)get. ' Mr; VA Nye 'th'ought the irealtass had - not. beeit' 'wade ont - is-anit fii• must tivat 'gke 'Defendant -was. not in the wrong, he. 4 eailed .; - . • 2 1 , • s tit efiliett•Msterell,.'l44lrtiosedihttlttte iltaist; coittaini%iirespnieed Ithhti, •was?.lri the ittkidki. : of sii - readiand i inelietitig-towsliii•ihe . wercesi: idde.p.wai:ifolow atithe Tritewf - 10 trines nit liniiiii ill a dark night. Cross was- 'tsar •upset. , •• On' his , ertriesa4taissietitieri,• it •aottearatl. that'itei tooktici 'millet o theingistriss ist - th chnisel: but kWheit Mr.' Cress hadinit 'hi: horse ilia cart in proper nttlec v 'hetet ititoi.it s iriirfred itride Wit is Its. • Cross td' ..N„Witteitstl. • . Another Isritriceit;lgiti'thet•herstrwrid•thri ise 'wern riot worth . IV. • - Dere was s wont) action, neutrino v. Nisi's, in which a /*Oki u 40s, driusges•was4astenal fur Plaititiff. ..• - It At ,A*A.' V, !Altair ...loss, J. _ — Thikwas en action brought for the recovery of' lit*. sin arrear of rent doe by I,kfendatit to Mkt,: it Appeared that Plaintiff iaoaruer of Marius. Inn s > Ilolhorn ; and Defendant,: an Attorney, rented a noose there', from Lady-.10y, , 1800, .and A.l4ocialleceed the rents of, the .utbee.triliats :00 Mr: Mainantara. .-Thi rent Mall ptinctuilly spaitt for icireral yearii, but for.soine , tinso.past Vile plyt.' nieiitithiit•a+ac so irregular, that Plaintiff, 'ow A -. gnat 10, r 808; caused Defendant toliwNserred with peke to vacate •the pieutices,,and, in dvfault ...hereof, to pay air increased rent. Defendaut.not basing thitught At to give up the house, the rent ,was raised from 601. to 801. Or annum. The at - rsir.iit the:original rent, and also•uf the increased ten. iiMounting t 0.2101. was 'the subject of the lirront action. Verdict fur Plaintiff to the full inmost. -- - N - - - . CO RO.E it'S 'I NQ lIES 7'S. ........ .. An Inqiiisition was taken yesterday• at. the Light Horseman ' in . Orange-street, ;Leicester. squire, before" A. Gell, Esq.: coti;ni4 far- Sii 4 4-„ dletek, en the body' of Andrew Trainer, footman* -- to the Princeef Wale., who shot himself atfCarle. ton.huuse. Tint hist bibles, was John Barr, a .foreiguer, - and.tilthltated himself - tobe,the Prince's Nattier. `He it ..W.d, that he had . been .110 all night, in the, 'foatirilit'esioom, and a little before six o'clock on Tuesday mbining, trenter, who had been about , eight yeartitt the prince's sertice,' .came in reeling 'against the theirs ' . omit•hsked Witness - the boar ; .aud sefbeing tokl,..fie.tiptited 'the shutters sit -the, hall, -.and asked witnescif he could get tho Pilitee's clothes to be brushoff, add he laid something itheet• -a review that 'Morning: 'Witness Inferniediran. ter it was-tab./won't() 'get - the . chitlits, as the' Prince's page in • waiting Was' net 9 . erp end • they both went out -at the kall.dtier. 'Witness went to the porter's Indge l _enifOn his, return ; iniliniit ten riiitrates; 'he mtw'lliiiriter sitting in one comer"' ' , of . ' the footarah's .reoln,iiirtltering injils "bioad.;". 'he inquired lire Ennio of it; Nit - the' iqpitted id tiovatiswer 'him. -Witness garden alarm tea conk,' asidiSerjeant Wright;a night.rirrar arthe i bodge'„ . ' aod'tetu.te 'Wright 'and -iiitrrets got', beck tti the .piisetser,•; they heard •therepert of A platbi, and' on entering the reset, Tranter - had"niortrif, dud was vtlsen \ isillhq(ln lhe bllddle of . the !Mum his coat, -walsreniti• and erarat,' were . Wff, "end 'his shirt seas ken.fire; es well •alsn as his lretiiittiat,'• ' whirl% was tyiirg ow an adjoliiing•table;'atallreier. was a pistol smoking under.the - hritrat. WriAnt Laskedllraatterwitat etas the iisatteri4vidissh6 had. . h 111 6 him? .:11:ho fanner Toplioit.listit.itu'lied-dowe ili I.himaelfesassilive should •be off -fib's fow minutes.. li Us lefoa • paper in the winds.« ~. addrosted so- his 'sister,' %shirts- witottuslatichnutotutMi .11es'a sort of: •roith 'white stateilvtliaialikisitlitheseas batiste.. „petty ,Itepaesestesi, aftcrigiviag '4Ol. tat itegaeal •chil4 of , his.' ..Traaresideallideetimieutyisni . . ~attar-.'the *wend 4eiset lAA S Itild. ' .Witneil 'essi: ceivisd.bitmao ho a.g00d4.4M Itweetteeittii:eativa ver heard of his Assieg.benaidlifgtv-*** lo6ll ll , Ori .any... . 43 tGUr:RP.W.R. 1 . 1 017!e. 1 4 40-01 0*. , _' 1 646 1 1111 -4 a ' a. - hedeceasiei, to use this.i..sol:lAWC,Alailk 1 greAlliiif 'wits racW4it tr.Y--.(04400)11170011;Mheits, . . In ;-hut .he teas accustomed; istlainheTite . hriated. •Witneas newer cossaipedialtli t Vdi: . ail way 1, getl l ..nor caslijit 4tipm*-40,.' d.ran cause of sukikle. . - .." ...,. - S. 2 . s . * — e 7,..: - .1 4 . . W right clirreberisted , ..thigeitimeuy- Atf74loe ,prpocditag • what'll, and lie de scailiad. ; stiww : er4s . ..df • ,tho deceased, . - en be -iuterreode4..til t us C...,i I hate dune the deed, and I - have.heit I -feW4iiiiintell: tO:HIle." • 'Witness* saw the' tift*Si.ii,4ine 71k:is., t‘relee, Amid `go 'Wit . agile on r*istialti:iiiioiii . lie talked Irish hies seine lime; and he - App(sir .- 1 ratheriwild;"imil 'Went' Off INV ifeotifiyili t . .. , Mtaa ,, OesriplOairatic - I,.ifrin k'. very froe44; %IQ:, iri t ..., 'sets ethilduteit iedeiret -in any , editegfiiedsll.. : risk; tendert. Two. .' pistols 'wort 1 lll, thi reensi.. = . '. ,!' - • ;:.. • • ~ • , ff 3 i . ' Mr.lPMYitrai h saloon, pliirred l'hitiMie' de.f teased - hod , isibt iris delethr by - t riiiViat6l.lhilhi;''sitie SifiVhiehhadttsterett 'die breist,"•aiiiiiiffeeneeived .iniist hirojedied Is the hiiekbotrei ifklifliiiiiithett, -ss MO elm! tailored 'eh the ldft'skittkirhit have lodg. ed iti-thc.lungs. ' ' To pricisi'm • kindief derangeMeati three wit. messes.appaereil l - unwmf whom, *he Prince's chair. .G man ..- Bustling; haeitodi.thht4re'had been !sat* laiter ' hdfur.soisits time, .siesiffbeist leo dais , sago fee ,expteesed . mneh awhiety •litltelitg; .. "‘illig.MlitUldeopt the aott104(1(11144:e at 4 `Mit.#4lsbbile c tAlrelkei *I __... ,_. _ __ . Mr. Ga in reply, -contended; tharOrnis *as ekarly:ns tie *fang. ArAd nut Mr: C. tiosd in tbo wetntg o , ' 4f/hy.sliett bei *Nit . M tiered( ' chock by jowl, • without making any 101kb Watety of I h Oseviny in•tho:ansisei? 'j7 onttai 15)maiotis gu llt hi'theircorittatt. •' : "lkoisd ELLE viiottovait-stestimill . up the evidence, Olt trait ft enditt to prove 11411.'406T .Iciefro s4 lite wrong. • , •The,iPknotill - had nie ~if'iCtrerf tor *Mini J 6 Py.retwrittfd a ye:edit:Vint. eke :Plaieffir—/ Ditsvagei 221. 2i: 64. ' INVI: [TUT . F6ll -TOE t cOURAGEMI: T F • • • • ' • • • -•••trrit.RATV•ltt:. - : . . • PA lINTVEK V. '631111%11tia.L..* PAsiki.iXatatti that . ••-this'wart' aft: -action' I ''lttooiqght tailettilveriiiot. , thefoilotting 'City 'tiltreitistsers - :4Tite Disfentisitt **tts.a•PrOlifietor of rketsslNktibitlitr i thc Encbrittstedient Vi/e -listore. 1t 'was inct;.poratetr by - Act of Portia , rat;nt. •The Defendant -wished' to dispose Of his 'share, "and employe&a man 'Of the danlktif Savage; :1 dirk. to the inseitittion, to dispose* iif it:for Ai*, .tivid °left with Aim • the lista& recommenilation,'as dtrectttl try the lawi of thelostitatioth• leitijog is • btank'for the ism* of thc 'purchaser. '•711t;;P140. 1 ;;;" tiff wishing - to become a proprietor; spoke*lii Mr. *l4O, a ftiend 'of his,"ro• took out . , Air a share for . high ; he 'aisplted fei Savage,' who •411 . 411' AO the blank In tho iaeintivitotttlet4n with hattie,' '.The' tam df tits, re einutoeudatiou was, vis.-,llsortgrLdispiimt.kf irif . ihOre in the Leaden laslitattud . for 'llie En roitrozekeent of ••lAiterislare l lfreglooie :to osre- , caineittl• -- —t— , ----- - to be Cefffete.l/2 vary *a ce . • (Sigited) Directed to the 'll:Rutgers of the Ina illation. • Savage•hecame a defaulter, and. alisconded'from thc mor t ice of the Institution, and the present action Itte'brought to'recoser fro* the Defendant thy lie iihM• to Savage, - . as the Plalatit never been • • turd lit.t.antrottovott entild otit see ikon)* re. commetidatiou lave Savage 411 authority t'o' he *as only'the ct►b►tne ib itepository fur 'inst rb tries';' for was never eleetal, .0/hick ,didnot depend .on the will of the I)Orendant, - No 'email . ..aid 'he entitled to Teceive the pill - thine., ' taionty Itail•no ohj elation to the facts bkinOptit 'kis ir . case fur the consideration of the billet' Jiiitgea. eterctior the 'Defintiant. •-;aStitiledettie dese. • covirr OF COAMICV. PY:I3:IO,I3vEIr,V. • WRENCII a. cysnnt u. • friliS NNW . an motion. of tourer, -411 itsitibit this' Plaintiff& ibir. Weencb,.a '..rhatat*- illruet, !might 10-recover• of ;getout Curd*: it:jitti.r .4h:or and 4attor, lho ralite,nf t l -quarters 'Of pess;- ,:sehiett the I)efunJaut had ' wrongfolly Atioaself of. It -war prated by the-Plainftiff-tilnit k the itiefeuttatit 4is4l4oki eight:quarters cif' the -pass ir-st 955. per quarter, anti had returned solskso Ike sUppes - vd owstor , itt the country-sr SSt. The I,oartted Judge _told the . Jury Iliero . nrtis oin) doubt •of -rho peasi,:bviitg the faupbriy tiff tho 4'l4lutitf, , and that the Deitostilaigt +bad . wittittgbilly • porannuttlkillsolt of them. : ; bet' ry innoodiakettitutwaliotfe ilk rising ff it; 0 66 . •-• ript6 %G. ' . :‘• - • _. ''.. likia sposinakoodaia ; 4o.paaosei * ' tor • the Cuy , Jo cinsgatilessee , :eetaiWiiii - : liiwssysiint ~ . . ~ •• ... • •••• 10.01114 ,, .0 ~;.: •,,„. 0: . . 4.:;• • ' : • • • ' their union; . Witting., who.volis - iii eat :con& • `,'.2ll,llloo.damplipkw4loolS ofßeekesdiliklitig .ileami a,dtli shies, jaconelYlbit*S . illi' kW* 4ie 4voald sit4e44Wkie 111001001.• wgidask; a jargon.* Kt 'name , get •Till of Nis* utillonk t -hsid. two , tridarrdaasea, etitelaniatt,' be avast •• in • the. -040Wasi ii . f• - :fakiw, 4nd ht. 'eapreeinat itititt sseasioesii...•.r .T.wo, or, 4114. • barrebant, !at • Canibersiell j oubo *iiiicivin iee day4 , 4140:443 'altioissett , iisfasreatat tke witness iessais of 'go* i intimacy , atits: i Masiontir;! fer'rette . dist he had gooteitited With'. himecif, ima be. Mai. '.osoimi 44 suturing the ..vvtia;.tiit the: lastriw‘eit agreed to shako it op *iitia Wang' by I 4Pest al Iv list .I?lniutil'a howse. , ,; Not • fit ding filies atiesurion :glass of ale g.• end after, tootling on wildly, -•he asta.'„ 1' his first *visit, he waist* siseow* rime, otennquivvied served, Oat the heetirly avititbilnsidturibipt4o4. ' by. a . person of the sawas Of - Javiiinsua, sod.*- Mr. ,blei would lie.,,in elep•ai pistol -to his head, -as NO**, who had toed out the ...airjt, jogei t aecKe et. one-.lhing and swathes , dlitsliat6l , hills. . . . '.' .‘ per..• Alaaing entered the 6.1111". 110 . 41111 op stairs, • A Mr: gyp* sad another wititss, alto spoke', .anti tnileting the• Plaintif, lbe ...latter slesireti to of a 'material atitcratiOn•in the prisoner (or theit' know what bniionsa htihsathese 1 1 Reuel "le 2 . I' in 4 "o 6 P a tti . - . - * * , . , 1 ? adding, *at be %tumid . shove hint down stairs: . to The Coroner leftlitinatiaelyto the Jnry to weigh" tins Pere:Want answered, that •*" he would knock the evidence, .and they fawned a verdict of--. Tiatntit's •bi—dy ' , yes eat ;":•; Itti:Abei -"" up 4'2 4 4 4 . . stairs in. seatrli of li.tsbnan, who :ars, not in the* - .iiiie . &tensed was 40 .ieirs 41' age. ,_- • , bouteranditvett entered she room whore pkiotirs, . I.ty ihil verdict the orphan child at the Adatcv: ,tlii4 was se bea. Fur -tags: trespa.a 410,11eslict: . cit . the deceased :will Obtain Ais !kite.. proierty. - sail glit to be eisiaine4l.--.. 1 • • - ' W hich • a 'verdict of filo de se woul d . have deprivinkl ;Two '!*ll.4sOes•is.r.mps of Plaintii, were "Med them of. •• ' • . . I Op pio,o his isle ? . It sisPeared that liasturan had -.' Another iiiii4ut eat on the.body of Mr. Pevel,- ~ pi • j once, and dined'itanciN at the hub* of .Plain. ' Whine we stated Jesterday to Kiting cut.bis• throat .j . ; ,ti . 41?ril,ig the *.eck in which l i tniP called. - ac i d it turned lint that the insilit all oily •!inualliSer . i • nee eonteric4 .by Me. '.Skijc!kotV.tbstifai, had coined rdaquistilenity in aii;whitii itulAii ania iii,i ninitin4l dathawece bieffitiilit in'•thii casv: cid4.,;.,Vordict:.;/•;Wwurs. ~ 41 , • .:', ; . • not r c i fOilil be det Oed, eSetv. tlielltpleinent . 41! . it'iripitgi'i iiii9rsiiii, .oialVi4iltt . hail, iwilakeit - A detachment of the fLopil A rtillerpare i .. , ir_vtinds Ili *aspect plat likt.l.ts#'6olkti *ski! Piant,.. statietteil pennanebtly at ...Padditigtentereen j iilrilt;)iviC'. . ... - . , •• • • • lthil i.eiii-Of the Quan'a niiiid'Plitiblii-iikusea 'lrcitlidi for PielailifeZtaiaged ' $l. ' a •--' • • ' 'aterty the Natal As)litin. ' . ~. _ .-.. • % AND Sildiel FIG 117:. • • --aanwi-- ". About 10 o'clock yesterday morning, a ctual V o lunteer Corps mustered on their respecti ve na. r u l e s ; andi.litatchitig'frptg thence; twitted in Au. fermi brigades. ,'Ette Gig brigade;vhith was: th . opl i „. 1407 ",,,,, r f tha.Se. Jiirnes's hat. taboo, with :their:Ore jietd.pieoes,. and the Do e Of CumactirAgifirtierhaj).shooters, being albe i t /00•nten. :The,Vinfilante were composed of toe brigrkilesvtlitiOlkati-kr,Vennei . witli their field.pte ce , end.light,eterktiatt l yOureiviug Oar ; and. the St. Pa n . eras and Do•444slq7,ittFecs•rcit's corps, and a light Company, ittetegiter v .,,Aotit 800 men. On the a r riftel tif: the assailants; ot lance. Indy, at . .Pimil.etreet, if amliStead, the enemy were ilia: coffered drawer up en line on the Death s limitedly 'their' artilie.ry and ritemen ; both parties nettle. diately commenced 'a heart etittlititatie; and Il i (Linkers were mutewily opposed to each other. At their oprammts . divide& their , ' , Menton into two .parties on tech- lbtatb.,.- the • blary.tc:bunne Cato gut . their light :company to oppose 4heentsaili 'left party; ihilu the Duke of GL9UCEsTss's, who composed the 'We of the Issailnitts, driov , in the riflemen. of the meaty% right.--'Ch u 'invitations in lhe.'ineatt time adrinced by fili ng thigugh.Pend.atrebt .1. and forming aline as they arriva d. at the lower ~pond, a henry ethic th eft began on betir•-shies,..notwithstanding the anew. • sari t rain which continued •thiriog • the. whole of • the. Aglit. ' The opposing. party being- driven i n ~,,,,y •di ro oti o st,, •r o tited to the !brow •of tint hilt, as • dte.. essailatits,• by dividiui 4sto two par. • .ties, • and 'ativatiring •byi 41es of compattie ,, , . j it open •tioluma; - •.threetetted- to turn each hank: her. the grand struggle commetteral ion both. sides each party endeavouring to unt.manteurre the ether. The )ekel or •GulinsittANtes•aeigethisa , amfettnition.car - of the -assailants,. 4rhieltbail in. cautiously advanced, while the Duke , tor..GtOu. CESTEK'S, -at the earnest recommendation of a gen. Heiman who Seemed a military man, made a short „jo u ur rl i l d had nearly succeeded iu capturing the viantignortlielt.riasites's, which were merely saved i by , the. rapidity with which they, u ere , withdrawn. The immaretiet tif the different corps hail, at • • • .__ ..,. ,this three, a; a u stiatifm , clieet, as the whole were : 11e0eyitigithro;i1gIt'earions defiles.. The St. Jamees being io filli,tel.reeleArrrer halted until their aeti. • • -/. 1. , . 'rat At . titta 'bailie ar ma, the farther side '.of the .ireaah s ..abeetthevyleaseite their final stand. Both , . . • , • i i c •fr.- . o iel Ogui:snopt atiolioncessa it t cannonade ;„ bpi ;he iiiiaitantit or ROOT fpliAll ring,. a flag of trace as thrown.yet ; gild, ageNeahly to the plan of the ay!, hiliftilitteeceistzd,ontoth shies. Arms were e v eo v . , ~ , ) . ;es to each other, 4d`Vi•Pid 'et tiluediog lit and 'the y retyrned i tOillti amidst the drenching iiiilV, et hieh, - no '4604, prevented the attendance of thnusands of streiiators, but which, by no I Slltisifieididrisekl Ore: spirits of the' various partici 'egggiPtd• • • .!Yestttitly'-'*t , Hosier 'bronAht lap by Rite t;rthe Olfictit; , fttilti%llielite of %Viet, itt c ons e gotAtieethf /a. diorite i osf an in. human offence, at thtglatitipitelieJtiolite, is Vtre. rsoirfek• tintiersventan einntiastiottbdint•Alf4 Jos. lice=Klamt E. It is horrihto to hearof the'taulti 4npliedAnsfaneca. of this' akiesittbia , t,finfe;•sand , iu .ottita- have the oiregeollitkertberti.wore atraciot, 'fir• Aile *la a 4001 ly proved. !We, of ems rse,'^alntitlif *WO , eiE.lkst Ai; , 'Fiter orristmet's TWIN ifl•l44l4lll6llll,ll.l'lWsonlieflitutimrto ` a' ll 7 4l4 .141e,inntfaili ehle:skiVireHi4io. titaft 'to -takethis *c oath 06 ein.Otei4Vlrottdop. •. • ' 7''' • —; - • - '' • _ ._-- 'tifit:PH_ __,.._._,9: , en. Binallar ieet:;4o.lB hitik liess*Alifiltielhrec' Pitihesi „Aire, thr ! fiuty 'l4. Vim:tile odd, B. :4 :;..fltit still-bonf child. 1., iltithe,2,itb lidit.'af 11,10100 anae, ajdolveshire; the LM tuf•jsehe Pleillifii• tilii.' brit •eletiOrterrs. ;S.r.-__ . _t• - - . • ' i Alq ui At A,lelistgoisk t4r I.o4d•y4laegiej•llittileil, isisteett 1•' rsiaey the 1)9 Mk a , fort. f ir a' ikiughter. - ''• . :s• ev !' - f •Ick. . • ; AItN.IELk. - • *• : _ r 4. ,:zu.•ki.el;44.: As . ItCs. Johii W Midiiiiiiii' irkehil it , list is, flthltreVedvallip.' he :Elizabeth. :toilet:sit 'Aim Reitsckec 15.0ter.4 Coq. Iptg id Bristol: • ' • , 1„ . At tb Abbey c h - 014t hurch; Chpt.lihmet, 'et the•_Nallil •,111pocl•blilitsei tsfltsisAillk daughter suf. the hue Keith.* .E . sq. of Cats& taltc. 'Cinerary, • AS: K idlifteAisp., , . Are. Robert' Bilart.. of epeeist: Wail!. ltstriatalt Xostisgisia &Mister est the ftest.•Alea. titelitsW, late -Wear 41 f'ktY tie IllfflAi Sieve s . . . • Loti4iv. atstflosse t heocestershi•re. George Brserre, Est et the lthkgtegietesit,orl'oot, bite of Slciahllfiby Thorp. Liss• •eiolissielfe, to i'Sfts.sitetteley, only daughter of the bite Wm. petty, E.5q.•.1.4 . , Ilsi•tehs, At Bristol, Mr. Alifllission. of the Theatres Royal Bristol eel Noth;••vo•tsliessifeebtsn, , of Ntw :Boise•strees, Leseloa. ifcisterdayc at Islitighin Church. Hr. •Busi ton, of .Pte" c tirib-Street,•to Jan. t. citleSt daughter of Joseph Traverse f.s q . dif II i th heir y b rave. • • • 1/4141). . At Inverness. on the 1411 i inst. in the i4d war of 4it 44 John Watean, Esq. late tirititih Ciinsni au Vittice. ' 'At* his' Rflilkiv . tit 10 - figpsb, • ant $$ ednesdny evening; Air. •Firittids - Ovnisav:inniir lefts • Chief 4krk sot titsnver Cvlet CANN ; dstoilk t i Bank or England. al hit house,' Stratilisrditem• Alba Awed. Pay: aged 7:l'eats ' Ac•*e lovr is.itlOX V br-7 _ , Offrs *POI Bank Steck 16311 • 3 rereglat.tted. 441; It YON' tretil: Ctittolft 1.- 'Or trio. BftlAt - - 1 5 Ks Cala. ?. 4 .14%y 991 100 , ISbi 9-Iti 3. Oonsitint g dill. India Mock Rio ' India 'Boo& 20 VieC, I . Kiwis:lsm. tie. -A O -1 0 !"( ' for Accc6,._ • L lonit/1 Tic ki+aVil. I.)C IfittiTY;"Bl,ol43llll4,l 2 .k *e l a'rrigeS .. .. 'I; ()VEY ifid 'CO, fatembirs of. tbe It'i t tpi Cottur: or Sarigkaai, N0.,.10,J0hn-ftiee t . ° wai t S;tiaal,caue,by a peculiar Odd, Ililerntive , If 1, 40.109 cum. - %wawa) Dwarf sad ev rt.,. Species e ICty, Troia it lii!kretr caOe urii‘iyia t a MO %ill tw it's! l' 4M-- -- - - -- -- • - IC sae • • i idle I'titlie~l slti.latitilitt lor liPp teal rifler. t Itt 114 he VW* otties doepe ad I hat; if of k og stitat)ing, g wooer penieveruner in* their *Or tburl ius :if ~ art :to f f. , •C cii .6. ok : vittn if y, 4 tilltsiseut *IMO virly tor4y-vv. ney• Welt ins aever in ayingla instance, to eradicate th e Diktat*, resoratotite Syytem, and prevent that Debility which $3 often orites fro' i t i l i t i e n Z i rper vie of They:titre ikirbietetittr il l In the Com of thst4 ditotrestOg bogey bait" li ( t ut rnder 111111" PP lite /Omar State aod that bility whi c h isri•tett titan Y ' *it/Valve I!a6 1114;• lake hi unistlittgtv •Ctiittot6§,'Oe 11108 t ilbproper. habits to ho .ktofity tadtilßett iirity youth of MO Stites We result 44 " %Cell kiltstiere4y 'otdir.atted by weaknees, langsoir, aunt of melt , ' 01 , 41 isna betielty, a great dipptbitiou to teoloet•an idea of fa tire eill;tariti a Nog tesiotfot itatilar sefsisi of; which itlt v !_414 / copit 18,1ste to tlthilitate the ,steist, often tertnios tiot f iLippolepeeaild , To such l'emtbs it to 5 11 e FOrrinftiti Agiketion to know, they nifty howi by she'- ittrett4ttertiog • mode of Int,ltineat, too restoreil to sotto/Iwo j„..i • .0:r• • SW. At' 1 . oqsl/O:EY and CO. may be entegibet.i dailyi,,,,,ile. !hr l' Airtf4fietvieereey. delitarY. and I !" 4l !!'!".;L i F t e ir w a i s it '' ' o ' 'of ioyiitter w ,•teloistoc 0 11.ink,iwite : % , tit et isz. l / 1 : 1 ; 1 1 1 1 I.e , tittle DOW, theki yotgallit i tfp_yrltes Ailvte 7 .., 1104b . Adel 10 . aka isi,, „tv u kitt It t • • 19i dodo, ...-. ot. , t the Rr ".- Vigbik) , l p, tosinted and Ptiblioned by . 0 % 4 . 1' 11..----: :• S l l l r apt . snits ()wily/ . A'. friees: , :r . " 4l" " i" a- . ' <J ~,. 1 a b, pa 1114 .trY,ct alr ad aril 0, ao. .~ .D .~ tt lIP ri Ca an at t►e is Jac des m ad - 1 abt Iti be 1 Irmo E wet ive jets, IL in %. dic3l tit it 11..14 bt 4.1 ARM