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• committed for *pm aoloodiatiosolkiii digitises Bench Prises. sod W.*** behaviour foe two yawn ; Wisself in IX/ uud Iwo ober* iu .251. each. _ _ . No other buwiseas of importauct came before the Court. At half-pact two o'clu4:k. Lord E:Lemborough bet at A iai Prtua. GUILDUV.J. Sittings in Tenn 6efure;ir Jamas Mamma. sriaLk. v. 'lowa' and pasaY. . _ . . This waft no actiditia trover. The. Plaintiffs had purchased the public-lump, called the Bed Linn, situate is Gray s-inu-lane, at a sale by auction, which lie let to a loan of the name of Cockburue, together with the fixtures furuitnre, etc. in April, 1807, iu payment for which he had received eon,. in money, which hod been advanced to Cockburiie , by toe aefendaets, proprienks of the Golden Lane brewery, together with Cnekhu9isis dotes, for the balance of the purchase motley. As a counter se curity for there notes; be took a bill or sate of the f orniture of the bonier. In Jauatairy last, suspect ing that Cockburue's atlis:rs were Hot as prosperous iss they suould be, he btiZed on 'the furniture, fbr the purpose of selling, to pay himself what was due; and the Deleooltats also sent la an execution, by the Sheriffs, upon a judgment, under , Which they actually sold; and this action was brought to recover their debt, the security for which had been thus taken away from the William Hope, the lint witiorss ior the Plaintiff, eras a Broker; he was employed upon occasion of the lettieg the Red Lion public -house, Gray's Inn lan', bribe Plaiutiff. to Cockleirne.for the poryamie of valuing tbeturnitnte. Cockburne was put into possession, and executed a boll of sale of the farni tare to the Plaintiff, which he witnessed. Upon that occasion he saw a person of the flume of Grey there, who apOtartd as the agent of the Defend ants ; this was on the 16th 1807. In coney qtvence of what he saw about Cockhurioe, he hinted to Grey his doubts that he had no money; Grey told bins be was to advance 4001. on the part of the De fendants to Cockboinie, and he informed Grey of the bill of Gale to be executed by Coekburne to Steele, together with his notes, as part payment of the lease. . Upon his erossexamination he said, the 2001. advanced by the Defendants to Cockburent, was paid to the Plaintiff ; the bill of role was not exe cuted on the sane day the possession was given, it being late in the evening, and uo stamps to be promoted, but some data after ; and Steel., the Plaintiff, knew that the .2001. which he received _ from C;:kbume had horn advaared by the De: feudinits. He uudetatund that the Defendants were to have an assiguiaeut of the lease of the house, as a security for the money et. advanced by them. Cockburat remained in possession of house and fu:nitare, after the exixotien of the bill of a de. John Fotherby, an auctioneer, swore, he went in company with the Plaintiff to Corkhurnes, on th e g 4th of J a nuary het, who o the Plaintiff took possession oldie furniture, and directed him to sell then.. He proceeded to take an iaveitoey accord ingly, sod left his son and another man its peewees' Slott as his bailiffs. Ls three dais after, while pre parieg the goods for sale, the tilteeiff's 0111 km UP terropted them and took possession, and the geed/ were afterwards sold he auction by Grey ; be was present at the sale, said Grey saki es %helps* of the Defeadauts. Upon Zia cross-esarrur.ation it spread, that on the day after be had been put into possession by the Plaintiff, they went together to the Defeo deists, *here Steele told one of them. Browne, that he had !earned Cotkboirne was not doing well, sod that be had taken poesession of the furniture coder the bill of sale. The son of the last witness. and his servant, whom At bad put to take are of the good*, proved the passeesioe, until interrupted thereto by thetliseriff's Officer, at the suit of the Defeudants. Joseph Hunt, the Sheriff's Officer. pursed be reoelved a warrant at the suit of the Defend:nits to key the amount of an euecution on the goods of Cockbarne, under winch he seized ; but denird all km:solute of the Plaintiff, or any other laming been in possession under seizure at the time he took the goods. They were sold under this warrant, en the 'kali January last, for 2141. The ease for the Plaintiff was closed Isere. Serjeent VIUGII te, for the Defendants, coo teedcd, in the first place, that a bill of sale did Sot vest the property without possession followed. Si, JAWS/ NIINIFISLII Said, lu kiww of no such ' law but reserved the point for future argument. The Learned Counsel then strongly urged to the Jury that here there had been no linsserion iii fact by the Plaintiff, but that the whole was an after thought to oust the Defendants of their legal remedy to recoser a just debt, by means of a pocket deed of shale 6r.A brought forward. when they had seized under the writ to the Sheriff. Alexander Cockburne, the landlord of the public heave, was then called, but it appearing from his testimony that the Plaintiff had actually seized the goods under his bill of sale, before the Sheriff's officers hail entered with the execution, the Learned Jedge declared the Defendants had no right what ever to justify the act; and the Jury. under his direction. found a verdict for the Plaiutiff.—/k. usages 101. On Wednesday the 26th ult. as two }clung men, of the names of Pate and BALltil, were on a shoot ing eximision, on the manors of Combe Sydenliem and Manksilver, in the county of !tloinerset, accom panied by sevenil others, PAIN, oho had a doutrle barrelled sun, very inadvertently cocked both locks ut once, just before he tins' at a bird; when, having discharged one barrel, and not knowing the other sae cocked, he earned it 'onset, under his arm, sod it presently exploded and shot BAUR, who was about 9 )e ns old, and his cousin. The 'Adige entered just below the ribs on the right side, after having torn off moat of the Beall on the heck part of the right arm, with parts of his shirt a dhering to it ; the blood rushed in spools from the different arteries of hie tight arm, and he tnust have died through loss of blood, had not one of the party kept Ili!. arm urea, and thereby abated its effusion. Ile is still ali%r, and hopes are enter. t.iut.l of his rei:overy. Z.4VdL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIIIOUTH. NOV. 16. Arrived the Jasper sloop, Capt. Pringle, front Coratma ; also the Sparrow-hawk and Ramos sloops, from Gijon and St. Ander°. They bring dispatches, but what news they cuulani is nut known to the hewers of them. The reports at those places were in favour of the Spaniards; hilt their fortune bud been fluttuating from the 3 tut ult. Ne great battle had :alien place. Also arrived the Albieore, lii3gdore, and Surly, from cruises ; the Deveruud, Lieut. Tuullimiou, from Corunnu; and the General Paris French lug ger privateer, captured by the Port Mahon, PLYNOUTIL, NOY. 15. By the Plover sloop, I guns, Captain Brown, which arrived, this day, we have received the un pleasant intelligence of (feu. Blake being defeated by the French, with the loss of 11,000 tuen. lie neral Blake retreated.in good order, without the loss of any artillery. The British troops were hourly expeeted to join him. The Plover left the coast of Portugal ea Thurs day last. Arrived the Eloise schooner letter of marque, prize to the Nareissaw, bound to Martinique, laden with flour and cordage, cut out front Neutz by the boats of the Narcissus. Came in the French schooner Armada, from Belleisle, with brandy aid clothing, prize to the Emerald ; the French liiggri Diligence, with wine stint [mantle, prize to the Satues ; the French sloop John and Harry, with collie slid anger, from tim e:Wimp's, prize to the Sitria*N : also the Spanish brig N.& de In Picdad, Puntosi s from llaiaga, for London.. leaky. Came up the harbour, the Amelkast, much cid up in her rigging, lke. alwo the Thcbs, her prier. tine is a tine fri , s ate. of the brat class. mounting 34 gnus, and had on hoard men. Arrived the BriXaet, of-?n gun.. Capt. Smith, from Jersey; Seerp:ow, 18 glt., Capt. Statitel:, from the coast of gpein ; Porihiaa, 14, ('apt. BA dersnn, from the Mediterranean, she is put iii qua rantine; .Eucourster gun-brig, Cuckoo schooner. .fazeph cutter, and Amu/ Achuoner, froia a criii..e; Depefitril, hose, Aim, Concord, anal the Betsey tenders, from Liverpool ; Mr/et/win and Morrisroe hired armed ships, from Milford. Arrived also, the Peacock, 18, Capt. Peak, from Osmium, last from Falmouth, where she landed Mr. Fisher, King's Messenger. with dispatches from Madrid, for Mr. Citaiiin4. 1 , 411.11017T11, NOV. 14. Arrived the Princess Mary packet, Peacock with Mails, from the Leeward island, iu 4! slay*, from Tortola. Al** the Peacock, front Cornima, in eight days, with a Mes.engsr. Likewise the Eliza packet, Sampson, from Curttuna, in five days, with Mails. She Iwings an account, that Marshal Ney, with 70,000 troous, entered Bilbao on thy sth mstaist, when a battle took place. General Blake retircil shout in miles from the ei.cmy bein4 too strong fur him. Sailed the Rebtaf, for Plymouth.—Wind DOVIA, NO{. 16. Came in yesterday the Nettey, of Dover, Giles, with a cargo of coals, Lag carried away her main and jib-booms; likewise the Eulas. of Dower., trans port, f,owden, with forage !Or the cavalry in Spain ; and the ship Joreph, of Lon.lon, hound to Spain, is ballast, she baring the night before been run foul of by a ship off Dungeuess„ by which means her mum-newt was carried s,:iv, anti the ship otherwise damaged, besides the loss of an anchor. Last night came in the Charlotte, of Dover, Watson, with • cargo of wine from Oporto for Dover sod Ipswich. it appears thet the Portu guese are more discontented with the late Com-em ties than we have before been made to believe.— The wind having come round to the 5.11 . . blowing fresh, yesterday and to-day, a great number et ships have past here, and took in pilots for the River. DEAL, NOV. 16. Arrived and sailed fur the River, the Fame. Courtney, from Cadiz. Also arrived His Majesty's ships Speculator mid Pandora, from a cruise ; the latter vessel has detained a Swedish gallim, laden with gin, and sent her into Dover.—Wind S. esassouru, WO?. 16. Yester43, p.m. Mr. Merry embarked on b oa rd the ,4/ez rite frigate, and sailed on his embassy to Stockholm.—Wind S.W. LIViAPOOI I ., way. 13. Arrived the Sassamak, Butcher, from St. Liu which place she left on the 17th of September. The Captain states, that the French West-India Wands were plentifully supplied with provsions by the Amenuaiss. THE AMETHYST AMETHYST AND TILE THETLI. (nuttier particulars.) ZOTRALCT OP a LIPPER, DATED tote, POP. is. Shook/ the official 'neonate not yet hure trawl pinta. the following, bone ett Officer, may nut be u nacre phi : " The Amethyst, Captain Seymour, 26 pm, and ttt toes, cruising as her station off Utilise, 'online the roe. ney's motions; between site sad sevra o'clock perceived a large frigate at •Gstanee, and boaelav a ,umber of guns firm the Frisch batteries, whirls we Once learn was to recall bee, au arrow& of na Sop a frigate being song she bore dolts, and atter enmingllght for half as leoar, the Ame thyst eland lapse the enemy, end from lit claw of the towhee callebiag I of the Amethyst, the British Kamm eiwagidoraniknegistembehmierashiesi' aeties leesss ea belle Adak at ffie eenetelMelinlit of the amnia, the Baetbyit hint her seimpimout sad b, ,4 t, at which the Prenehommeleered, asst 1.141 throe attent:its to boaid-inlie British seams trent theu magneto! to rimer sad Getaway. The nest twasebeigle La Thetis lost her usia:in ; it then nom in tuna fur the &amethyst to cheer, .hich we. not answered by the enemy, sad la a short time, by laying in • few good broadsides, the fore ail mein-mast ettbe enemy were carricit away, when eke appeared • mere Ms( on the water. 'I he Peach Captain and all his Officers vett killed or wounded. The Ming ceased, and the emir west below, wenn the Maier and several fifths Amethyst's crew boarded aid struck her. She woe bound ter Mori. /tiger, with battering eanion, and Dear soon bang& of Sour. Monsieur Thourfrard, Lieutenaut-Goveraue of Meringue, *am as board, and is unhurt. Captain Seymour has lota a lager, sad had bilk. grimed by • raeoms-ball. Lieutenant Residall, of the Royal Marines, sail to seamen Sad marines billed. Liesteliant Payee, of the Royal Barnes ; boa, Mr. Nike, .Mentors Mates; and 53 seamen and ma rlins, smosadell." The hollowing glowing letter has been received from lirtjeant Packwood, el the Win , darters, dal* d iu Channel °mad imp, Amethyst, on Suorioty lust «I non dearons of gicing you the tierliest istel:igcnce rue Wok, of • well-cootestett battle, fought by Hi. Sinjiat)'s ship ALatitysk it. Seymour, Eat Coussantander, sad the Fiends Nat West 'Visite, La Thetis of 44 Suns, is *testae. Cpunders tia maim.deck. The action was ftrambt otf Orieut, where we have bora criasiog those last fourteen weeks. Oa the night of the loth lust. stood close in to the land ; about dais, within two milts sit the loon, lie the N.W. end of the Isle of Grua, larboard tack on board, shortened aril, wore round, brought-to, the wind on the starboard tack, wind then at N.E. ship's bead N.N.W. keeping the land clove un board. At seven o'clock the same evening, observed a sail astern near the Isle of Won, shad ing to the S.W. wore ship, made sail in chase, beat to quar ters, cleared away fur action, soon auspoeting her an enemy ; we perceived her to make all sail. Al twenty 'Minato punt nine, brought her to action ; at 40 initiates pest twelve, a.m. she struck to the Amethyst, after a very bloody and well contested action., " The enemy's loss in killed, is 109; badly wounded, according to the nearest account, 2o—total, killed and wounded, 14:1. " Oat's, killed and wounded, to the nearest account, 73 total. " A List of the Royal Marines, Killed and Wonuded, is the Amethyst : " Officers of the Royal Marince—Second-Llentenaut Kew. dell, killed; First-Lieutenast Payne, badly wounded. ." Rank and File—s killed; g, dangerously wounded ;a, slightly; myself slightly bruised in aev right arm mil hand, when uur wilco-mast fell; but, thank God, l is very well to health and spirits. " I will give you a detail to the best of my knowledge.... We fought the lint three broadside, with our larboard-guns, and were clues on board of each other We separated, not being fastened to each other. She worked her ship remark ably well, and CUM ow the starboard-side. The action then was very obstinate fur two hours. She shot away our mizeu mast ; it fell, with the mizen.top-sail and mift (the driver not being cluerly Wailed up, not having thee) sense the quarter-deck; ins time to clear the wreck ; she cheered at such ;sight. We, cheered again, and the next Woodside we brought her mixemmast down. She &opt a-hoard us, na I may term it, es she had teettertite weather gage. At this time, I believe, her Mentions were to carry us, bet she noun found her mis take. t•fllse had •Lout Jut soldiers in h. r four sod maintops, aid they kept wp a constant fire, with their heaving their stink-pots on booed ; we sustained a very heavy loss about this time ( our ship being twice on fire, but was .nun put out, and Out time to clear the wreck nu the (master-deck. We lay munde to muzzle about an how and to "Mown ; our men often stealing their spongesouid the others serving us the same way ; snit, after au action of full three hours mid twenty 66666 lutes, she snack, atter a most obstinate battle, learns( her dark entin ly tovered with dead and womided. Her Cosi mender, after being fastened to emit other about half an hour, was killed. Hi. people say be was determined nut to strike tea singSedeekedeliip; but she found Eiglislunen on hoard the Amethyst. After your answer, I will give you a mote clear account of those two young, but very pliant Officers of the Royal Marines, and the party under their eonimand, who, I think, have added another laurel to each • noble corps. Excuse me if lam going too fat with this; hot I cannot help menticmiug mach bravery of two each young °Scars, sad men who stood so true to the rause. I have natio( more to add, than I hope we shall soon be In 'readiness to cuctounter such another foe. " Your's, SAMUEL PACKWOOD, Sergeant Royal Marines." MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TOMORROW. w. M. Christian faladler,Bartlett's-beililangs, Holborn, mer chalet - - - 3 le Hugh Jones, Ukinner-street, London, thermniosiger 3le George Hall, ttoeewstreet, Lomita, silk-susaufart am a i Elijah Guff, WeHelots-square, Middlesex, cual-neer chant - - - - 2 12 Charles Newman, Whiterkapel, shopkeeper - u I hutted Tholepin', tate of aeothwark, Surrey, bat DOW of Craveu-beildirgs, Drery-lene, Middlesex, . - -- 9 I Birat tofi lllala mid Theiras ?Cohen, Aegel.eassrt, -street, London, !wok. d - II 19 John • W e 94' Weston-street, Southwark, but *ow et = r lLautheth, brewer - 4 1. James 1,4 C bs a Mem , late of the a Poultry, London, , bet me Keneingtosa-greeu, Surrey, -- g 1 I -. Quttee-!ane, Loudon, wart Lassueutan 9 10 L late of Situalerlua4l, Durlsuau hut now ei ji.emingereet, Go•d case.- fields, Loudon, whin It- IRWIN • . - 9 111 . . . Gush Berstread, Kingsland-road, Middlesex, eta le clialA - - - alf Thomas Dried., late of Cowper's-row, Crutebed friars Loodou3 broker - - - Sia lobs lii;sitb, tate of lkillrea-bill, Middlesex, grouter s? 1 Lawrence •Cutlees, Feackurcbstrea, Leaden, user cheat - - - - llt Jobe Gilbert, Cbienell-efeet, Loadtm, grocer - i 9 Luke Lone, Kineeelere,Helupehire, ehopkerper - I le James Pear ce, William Dixon, end Bennet Allen, late of Pateraoster-row, Loudon, nioney-aerireuere • 1 le GemiteJobaaos, Pear-tree-roc, New-cat, BlackfrienV turd, Surrey, ciebenet-,esker - - I sl DIVIDENDS. Jettpla Spraggon and lidliaesSPraggen --. , Gravesend, Kent, slopsellers - is Georg. Grimes Great Warner-street, Cold 111.th fields, Middasex, linen-draper to William Hama red RielardJackson, Red ems -street, Suesbneek, likancry_ , rettifying-distillers - I Theme Wilke, Mataberark, Surrey, hnber.imher i Isakella Watkins, Fessises IN‘Clure and Lacy Hiatt& Me, New IIedINIMIM, Middles:* milliners i Willie= A Mimi, Tibmassese-yard, London, broker t !Nathan Rust, Rniteltield-Peppard, Oxfordshire, ant -1.-r - - 12 Edeard Ciaypole, Chatham, Keut, shopkeeper - le Richard Dove, South Audley-street, Harlot er-square, oihdealer - - 3 li - Elizabeth Churtaort, of the same place, oil-dealer - is James Lyre, now ur late of Newmarket, Suffolk, grocer - 12 Will lam Ovine% George-yard, Lombard-street, Len don, Stationer - - 12 Thomas Fisher, Ratmrpte, Kent, puce, - to Francis Piane, now or late of Prince's-street, La ices ttr-equare, carpmiler - . 12 George Edward tiargeaat, Porters, Haematite, slop seller - - - to Charles Grelkt tied Samuel Winter, Lava ewer Fount iim-lane, London, reevehants 12 William Smith, Globe- piece, Midge-road, Lambeth, Surrey cora- rhainikr - - I Sisson F:eld, Plymouth-deck, Devoushire, wise • iner t: haat - . to George HiO, Totteobas-euart-road, cabinet-maker I Unmet Dike, Mertbsiome* -close London. taa-dealer to Tuba Flask, Initioa•rsmi, St. GeOrge's-fields, South wark, coach-smith - 12 William Hartsell, George-yard, Lombard-street, sta tioner •_ __ - 12 - CERTIFICATE 4. Timotl.y Suer, of Ciniriag-Cross Middlesex, wine -merchant, Thom Trouglitoa, of Uverpo:4, stationer. Robert Payne, of Raine, Eases. shank. epee. Ktlliao Gore, of Aldirate, Loldno, Mitoultester warehouse- Charles Detaboyde, of Faber, Surrey, and of the Haymarket, 14 illelksex, ructifyiug-thatalier. 'tuned Jacob, late of Purtsea, Southampton, slopseller. Wilburn tiarrisoit, of Berwick-street, Oaf...est-street, Middle tea, CILITIff. _ . On Saturday se' 'gilt, a boy, in ramming down a charge of gunpowder in a blunderbuss (which he had in the course of the evening been iliAcharging in the streets of Birmingham, to the great annoy ance of p.ouiengrre,) the piece accidentally *eat oil. w h en the inics r.anrod pierced the corner of his eye and lodged in hi, skull. Ile wa. immediately taken to the hospital. and remaiov with but 'than hopes of recovery. To consequence of the piccillitit.i.• Magistrates of Bath, the streets oil II night Of th e 3th of Novenalwr were in a state of priti cl Scarcely a gun or Brea orks of aisy Lind mete but souse young men having taktis the side of the Canal, it was inadvertently 61 op . hen the wadding entered the breast of the soli of a most respectable tnsdestuau of that city, a n d caused an immediate and alarming effu s i on „ f blood. Through skilful surgical assistance Lein.. procured, and the char ge extracted, we are h ippy to hear that he is no w p ronounce d out of danger. PR ICE OF STOCKS, Y ESTER DAY. Emil. Stuck SSA 3 per Ceut. Reduced .00 a per Cent. Consolle •r" Cast . . . per Cost. Nary . Liras Atrooiti.Nl ... I, ' 9 9 1 ti Iseporisl Aknoitios.... ••• .. 7 7-i Onsiosti Lis Stack 1111 , • .Leis Bards s 6 peer Esehoguse Bills 5 6 wa. English laillor) Tickets Cuosols for 6(4 T. MAR, Stockbroker, 4. Cornball!, and 9, Clioritre.sroo IRISH STOCILS, Nov. g Go,. 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