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t.ot ►;a•,tsiu of the cartel went to the siso7c in his boat with her papers. He was not, however, pie-- witted to land. hut was ordered to sea again imme diately, on pain of being fired into from the batte ries. The vessel returned to Plymouth, on Soot day last. with the seven French prisoners :—The Officers at Ntorlaix would not allow a letter to be reeeived from one of the Frenchmtm. though it was addre►:ed to the Chief Magistrate of the place. Special orders were received at Plymouth, on Sunday night. for all the chips in the Bay to pre pare for ail immediately. They are to be victualled for six mouths. Report stateA, that Government hare received frees intelligence of the course of the R.ochfart squadron, and thattßie ships from Ply mouth are going in pncmit of it. An interesting eoaversation took place last night in the House of Coipmons, in which Sir Jona NEMPOILT confessed. that he was disappointed in the expectations which he had formed of the good to result to Ireland from the Union. This was the substance of the Right Honourable Baronet's de claration, end we were surprised to find it taken up with so much warmth. When Mr. Pie? pressed the Union, he declared that Catholic Eenan• cipation,would follow of course. Upon . this ground, the consent of four-fifths of the peo ple of Ireland was won to the measure, and upon this ground %lone could their consent have been obtained. Now, Catholic Emancipation, or, if there be any objection to that phrase, the Catholic claims, remain as they were. Nay, they are in a worse state, for it is called faction and Jacobinism even to mention them. Fedr-fifths of the people of Ireland have been of course disappointed in the expectations which they hail formed from the Uaion. Seven years have since elapsed, and we wish to know, what great measure, in the true spirit of Union, has been carried tuts effect, except the Corn Intercourse Bill ? and that was at the in stance of Sir Jo UN Newroar. The Right Hon. Baronet, however, might have assigned another cause for his di.appoiotment : all the Irish Repre sentatives have not his seal, his talents, his pa triotism and inter-ity ; were they all squally - atten the to the interests of Ireland as he has proved himself. he would have reason to complain that Ireland was only an object of secondary consi. duration. vesoel is arrived in the River, which let St. LO(ATS early in the present month. By her, a Gen tleman of high respectability cause passenger, who kife Sewiik so the lit ink. end who confirms the whole of the intelligence we hare lately communi cated to'the public relative to the affairs of Spain. The PetecE of ASTORIA! had, previous to his de parture, been formally proclaimed KING of SPAIN at Seville, St. Lucars, and all other towns, from whence intelligence had been receivvii. We stated yesterday that two contiary opinions prevail respecting the source of this revolution ; sae set of speculators contending that it was the work of BONAPARTE, and the other, that it is a great and patriotic effort of the Spaniards to coun teract his views. The Spanish merchants in this country are of the latter opinion, which is princi pally grounded upon the patrioti c an d l o y a l cha racter of the Duke D'IN FANTADO, the personal ear my of the disgraced fatter. of the Pat ncr.,aud who bas been appointed to the high office of President of Castile. But this is a light argument, when weighed against the mass of evidence that may he urged to prove it the work of BON•PARTE. The Letters from the Prince of ASTURIAS, now 'into FIROINAND the SEVENTH. to his Father, in the first scene of this tragedy, would be sufficient in themselves to sliew, that he is a very weak young man, and a very At tool to bring about the catas trophe, which will make Spain • province of France. His MaJsrrY's ships Penthpe and Banterer, with ste sail of transports, under convoy, from Ports mouth, arrivedat Bermuda, on the slat of Alarch. The West India Convoy was expected to sail from Cork as the SPA instant. Yesterday Court ijiiirectors was held at the East India House, when the ships Ocean and Sir Stephea Lirshispon were stationed for Aladeiras Madras, end Bengal. The Travers, Carries, and Ear/ Speneer, HERING. stationed for Madras and Bengal, were directed to touch at Madeira. The Court ad journed at six o'clock, tilt Wednesday next. The Princess Wales, Hosnscn ; Sapp/y, BlowN ; Queen, Timm ; Proritknee,lVterrLm; Qiehee, BAT LET ; Jane And Elizabeth, Pow 'Lt. ; and the LerthSlulfield, Hicks, bound to Quebec, sailed Irons Portsmouth on the 16th instant, under convoy of His MAMMY . * ship Nemesis; parted convoy between Spithesd and Torbay, sad put into Portland Roads on the 21st. Lord PaasT passed through Chatham, on Mon day, for Deal, to join the Expedition in the Downs. Souse horses belonging. to the German Legion were embarked, on Tuesday, at Portsmouth, and sailed for the Downs. We naderstand that Mr. MILDNAT and several other Gentlemen who have lately returned from Ru-sia, received their passports from that Govern ment without any dilliculty ; the only moons de tained at Petersbargh are those imerethately con linseed with the mercantile interest. e" 0 - • t 4 ANCIENT I'ONCERT. The tenth of these clugaut entertainments took place, last night, under the direction of Earl Foury-cut:. l'ile set•ction displayed taste mil variety. Nlrs. Hi LLt sirrro,l was in hue voice, and saw.; sonic notice ain..titlt grt•at erect. !ter exe cution of l'ultz - ::LL's beautiful Cantata of Mat Best, called forth the moat rapturous timplause. She also joined in Li N v's charming Madrigal, " Let me, careless mid unthoughtful, lying, Mae in oaf% win la, .!ore me flying, tV.th all the wanton lioness iliaptite ; And the more tuneful bode replying ; Till my DELI s, with her 11..:aenly sung, Silence the wanton boughs, a n d b ir d s that sing among ;^ with ALssrs. tlaaatsox, W. KNYVETT, SALE. and BARTLEM IN. Nearly all the Subscribers were present ; amongst whom were— Their [loyal Higlanc.in-s the 'hikes of icambertaii4 ; and Cambridge; Duehesaes of Leeds and Detect , aud Earls novenae, Dartna.eatli, Willow and Ludgtard. DUBLIN THEATRE. Prtoinns to the holidays, • man placed himself in the Twn Shilling (id:try every night, and iii the most pathetiescenes 'Unused himself, and dis turbed the audience, by sounding the pipe of a coirkJo ebek. Mr. FloLmAts sightly addressed the audience, and claimed their protection, who, per• haps pleased with the unexpected isterisdr, de clined interfering ; 'bat on the re-opening of the Theatre, this sea of discord resumed hie :•itim tion with such rentouted vigour. that Air. Wl/.- 1111111 has deeionnced him , and threatened peace officers. constables, &c. If we are to jitd4e of the use made of him. 'Amen' is the favourite; his Sir Jo** :fallen is said to have been excellent ; lie tills !STEIL . * and Lawts's parts with the greato.t Save *s ; 111111 00 Monday last was to play Mr. C. K EMILE . * par. of LotAarri, in irk, feir l'emiteut. Miss SMITH. of Coven.-Ga• den Theare. is announced for tht after and ensuing sea.nn. Yesterdny morning., Tier 111/LJZITY awl the Pauteessts left li'in•l4nr, iio two post coaches mod four, for the Amnion at Itioapton Court, where. they were met by the Do r. 'Fite Roy AL PARTY dims! them. The provision, tattle:di:leo. Ste. were take,' in a covertt•l ottair.toot front Wind sor. Her CoukA attended upon ttoe ()caution. In tlw erenhog they retu..ned to Windso.. Ye.te•da', the Cabinet :Slinist.•rn dined with' the !Jose of l'otrrs..oro, at Burliaitou-house, Piccadilly. • Lard Murcia ive g ave, yesterday. a grand din ner at his boost! in th e Admiralty. Captain MaLiao left town. yesterday. to join his ship at Portsmouth. • The Countess Dowager of lEassx spire a grand resit. " last night. at her boast in Cu-son-street. which ww.attended kefltt• YlaretiitniKses Of BURY and flkiwinistrar., the Counteshes of IKssr.). and SErron. Viscount Suing:v. Dam,Li ltoLfa, and lieneral and Mrs. Sr. JOHN. The Earl of PETIRII33rOIIOII .-- gave a grand din ner, yesterday, at his house ou- Portuiao-sguare. The Coootoso of C LOllllll CI. gave a KriuJ rout, last night, at her house in Portroira-sgu.ire, anteis was attended by the principal Nobility in Lord and Lady ROBERT SeY3toua will tilc a grand dinner, this day, at their house iu Porlsud place. __ • _ _ The Earl of LAZIOEDAL6 left town. ye,terda% to meet K pa.-ty or friends at Lord 111 ,,, .1.Ah acid will return this day, to attend i n hi e the louse of Lords. A Mr. T- lately won ,e!.0,000 at pi ,at a certain house hi St. Jaiiii.A's-street, since winch be has lost 24,000 of it. Ile ha. the good sense to withdraw himself entirely frinn the gaming table. The Corporation of Caokr, Dablitt, have agreed to petition for u reveal of the jnion. The Potition is well sewn:omit with attic sa!t, and is dished at) in a very molt style. The Earl of Essut will give a grund dinner, on Friday, at Li, house in Berkeley -,quart, to a large party of Nobility. _ • LANGFORD BROOKE will sire her second grand rout this evening. Mrs. LANGFORD BROOKE Kaye a grand rout, on Tuesday, at her home its Alle•marle-street. The grand suite of apartments was most rlegautly light ed ; refreshments was served to the company in the greatest style of elei,rance. By to elre o'clock, up wards of three hundred Nobility inol Fashio li abl es assembled. Amongst.whont were— The Doke and Duchess De Castries ; Alroplissen of Win ettestlr, Wellesley, and Hart outtos ; the Mincluooess of iViachester ; the Earl and (k anus' of Grosrelor ; the Countesses of Barryniote, Rothe', and SLaftenhury ; Loud and Ifonsou ; Kn halm and Lady ShellAd , Sr, Rolls and Lady Milhanke; and air Peter and Lady erarbotton. Earl FoaTlEra Us: gave a grain! dinner, yes terdsy, di hi, house in Grosvenor-square, to their ILovsl Highnr-sea the I.)tikes of CENSER LAND an(! AMBal 043 E ; Earls WILTON and I).ticr stutivn ; the I)enii of Wtynsint ; the I lois. General PAGET; and several other persons of ilist;tietion. A Cypritin, of the first order, n Ito ravels in truly Asiatic loystory, in n Ppleartid house not far from Baker-street, war lately a plain weed :e worker at Chichester. Iler noble keeper was fascinated by her biauty on o ri= • t to the beast market. - . Mr. Cooke, for the first time this .eason, played, last night, the part of Sir Joins Poistatr, SHAR.• IMAM'S excellent Comedy of The Merry Wire., , 1 Irmelsor. He was atliniruhly drcesed. and Inokp l l extremely well. There is, however, s richness, mellowness, and isrie7i of lan flour in Sir Jobs Falstaff, to which Nlr. Cooties ruiners are not cal culated to give full effect. Mrs. C. lie writs. wus a fascinating Mrs. For!, sad the whole went off with spirit. The Hon. EDVI'ARD SPENCLit enwrra. brnlher to Earl COWPRR. will ARMY kn.' to the Altar of Hymen, Miss 4.l.iii 4 liter of THOMAS MARCH PHI Wel*. ES.I. a 1 LoteesterAire, and sister to the Hon. Mrs. Ilr.v•lT It vox* sod Ars. llswsos, both of that tHE Oen T. Yeekrilzw, about ly o'clock, IiisMAJSOTT ar need at the•guess's l'alace, from Windsor, where be was received by Use Dukes of You, Costs Lit, LAND, Jima CAMIBLUDGit. • At two o'clock Ilia MAJ awry held a private Le vee, %thief, was utteatled by— The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord r.hatarellor, the First Lord of Ihe Treasury, th e Cord Persolent A the Coen. , P, the Lord Privy Seul, it.. Chancellor .of the Exchequer, the Urn,: Sec • ire of St..te k the lust I ~rd of the Admi ralty. the ...Lneer f:vseral a the thcinattee ; the Earl of Hap,; Lords sc. lieleti's, Ile stLnetd, s..al tiater....: • the Bi shop of tiltebrc ; the AMC/1111!.. Minister ; Sirs !it. Laird, J. Gstalrke, J. Craddock, J. Aloore, C C. B. Boughton, and S. Cottftll ; Adr.er.lw Sti:.lt .c and Urrtie ; Generals Drum. mood, N• htiegsle, end t 'secular. , Csp•si o r Welles, Gor dan, and lik ; MiSSZI. W. Cok-, Rolle, juts. sod Coagueee, Her. lil I, P i n e k :se y, an d .tl eian d er. The follow hi. , lad the lion )Itr of Irei Lig pretieuted .... to flit' mAJFMT V , II ; ow. Virkrili Oecteftlinrs: The Earl of 11ay0, up.rt hi+ airaral from Ire{ tea. Mr. l'iorkory, the •11 , 11C:111 hy Alr C.innise, and conducted by Sir Stephen C‘ttr,d, the M.akt,r of the Ceremonies Mr Herwy Akirander, upon 111. brio; appointer! Find St errcir arid Cur.biel at ttri• Cap, a s,ick meal. o.rtais D3cres, opus L.% Lci "Kr...rated Grrvirruor withe Ittr)ai Naral .toy! ttttt (Literal B,r Julia 3(0nr.., upon his 'oil% abruati ;*opposed tu suede,'.) . 1 1aii. - -Ceueral Sir Ceorge Chariot Braithwaite Boughton, upon Ina being-appoiate.l Got. roar-Ceuer.ii J Cr) lOU at the arr.': time twit leave of itajcat), prtyittaa to Lis ivavii4 England._ Adnlira! Lord Gambier, upsu his beiug appointed to the eoluso2nei of the Channel Fla et. Mr. Coke, mpon — h.s being appoiuted Advocate Fiscal on the Wend of Ce)lou. Rev-A.liniral bin return from the Cape of (.owl ITOpe.. Major...reneral Dransimond, upon his being appointed t• the SAE its North America. Captain Ppm, 'woo his rehire (rum Cadiz. Mr. George Ruse, jun. upon his return from • special aiissiici to the Ituitzd States of America. Beer-Mears! 11,etie, %you his retaru from ruenesiuding •: drawn or the Cbslnei kirot oft Brest, s.sci arm his 3 1111111aa4cr-iu. Chief at the Cope of Guist Hope. so the room of Aducral Sir Theta.. Trowbridge. firi.. Blonsbei urns his beteg appotuted a Pre bend o: V.'estnnustrr the room of flog kite Dr. !..rentroant-Gratral Sir John Craddock, rpm' kis r,turu from Bei! • cr•Genanl Nightingale, upon his briug appoint, to thr Sire' of the FORts SWIG this russiiiisud uf 31sjor- GrnerslP-r-seer, Lietttr.a.n.Orneral ICv Daniel Baird, upun Lis being sp. point d to ha StalT iu!relaud. The flow. Captain Aieximider Genius, upon his belt,' ap pointrd Aid-de-rainp to Sir David !Mini. Mr. Gunihier, upon his Win; app , inte4 Conan! Cr..r.:l in the Bnuih ; upon o hiel uccpsi..n he received She Luoin:r oil.l4l.thusel, cud he is sus Sir Janie, Gauthier. Th. losiiup of qv rat i; took leave of nis mi- JEsir V, previous to bts leaving. EnAland for eausJa. Mr. CoOGIt preserited to His liii•J•liTY • :lie Sp.t..in of Rockets. Hi 4 Y hrl t 1 Privy t;ooncil, and gave privet! .iti.liettem to the Duke of Ptiartaan un4 eit.niet 11;tasters preheat, likewise the Athe na's himister, Air. Ross, &e. At di% o'clock, His wo t ionv. set .fr On 1.. a return to N iaut,rf. £ B4[2u A TION., itAMSOATV4 This snorting three tratisports sidled; 114 om this I:Arbour fin' the Orman, having ou birtj thu of CI.- 2 ofilie Germnu liglitN.faiilry that e T:ilarked yesterday. The nauies'arthe am.. die Lai: ring, Twat..., such Beate and e?. • b .Thir she: noon the remait,ier of the of (iermon light infantry arrived here,' • .albarked immediately, emanating of a4ont the aa..,.• ...amber as mut:heal in)estetday. Above 45.5 of first '.natation of t;erasati light aufuntry ounrchaid in be .o-der, and embarked dirra tly. The re 3t..ii.der of tam, battalion, and likewi.e a part of the tut -;meat of the li:ie„ are expected here to-mor row. The men are embarked very experaitiowly, being tuarekal on board on a platform, laid acre.* frt.in the Pit: to it a-easels. Twenty sail more of trunspOrts arrived in the har bour this ruomag. The present plan is to send :ern regirwmt or division off to the Doan*, as 4000 as entharketT ; and thus to keep Blearing the hasbour. Various cunjectures are vriturc.l respect ing .ht destiaation of thvst: regmtrutl. APTUI. 26. 'The embarkatioa goes on very brisk here ; Cap tain ltavues, of the ttoyal Navy, ha" t:te chief di-• rectinii, and pays great attention to the liervice. .1 he :hi iiivisioa of the 2tl le.tht battliCon of m~nw.,50 men , that eial.grked ye,ter.lay, sailed far tW• .'owlis this sior ii iaa g, in three trah3porta, viz. CAarlutie. Edward, and Jmiu. Also 480 men of the first light battalion, ealharked yesterday, sailed out of the Itarboor at saint time in the Faring, Industry, and Ift!attut cad John tram:porta ; the while is Lich The 4 2:1 tlni4toa of Cue Ist light battalion arrived here ; 111 , (1 tire Ist division of the tat regi ment of the tine. Gorman Infantry, came in this af ternoon, cal are now eniimiking, • will if the weather i 4 moderate, will sail to the Downs to morrow. to join. lIM N'A•:Ca TT, F. 41. wits, on the ?lit in-taut, eltetoi Recorder of the _city of Cork, in roots or Viscouut CARLETON. resigned. The other eandilates were, J. lirt.i.ca. Esti. R. 14 a ■ETT, Esq. It. Ft rron. Esq. and B. Iloaak, E. A carter,' who has been in the employ of Mr. 1 AR *ISOM, cow-keeper, in Gniy's-itin•laiir, arid i ! troubled with an imprudent wife, to prevent her making away with hie clothes, and the savings 0r his hard work, kept them in • trunk, secreted in ti loft belontring to his waiter, covered with hay.— Some villains got the knowledge of this, and on Monday night broke open the trntilt, and stole $3 gnineasond every thing else it eolitained, being the whole of the poor men's property. A wan, who was in the employ of Mr. Hsetersost, icy euspeeted of Ning rile ratifier, as he has ainasuided. Oa Friday, the following accident haupened in Windsor :—The drive. of it cart belonging to Mr. Omen!, painter and easier to His 3rls.issett, !Hiving left the cart standing at his door, the horse set off full speed on the waveru.•nt in High-street, knocked down a poor old wo•uan, not over her, and broke her arm, he then procredel to the corner of Peascod-street, against the shon o MR. ST 11. k k:R. fruiterer, and beat the front totally iv. • • . :Adair iNTELUCIPICE. 4 0 :NNVC.OPf CHANCERY, Liseetirt!iss, -13 :1 The Court eat 'this day, but aothiug of public iutereot odi'lqrrd. blis Lordship was occupied la hearing Inotiotiv:ifirOiiive. The Court adjourned at pas o'clock. .• • COURT OF KING'. BIgNCH, *ran fry. Sittings at Nisi l i rins,lnfure Loyd ELLENNOILOUNd s aad a Special Airy. JONES and co. v. 110 DION and oopurcit. This was am actiou brought to recov‘r pay uzent for one thousand pieces of vermin lc, sold by the Plaintiffs, resident in Queen-sitreet, L.uuduu, to the Defendant ts, resideut iu the rause street. John Holmes, warshousieuien to the Plaintiffs, deposed, that the Defendant, Hodson, on the ?Intl* of December, isoti, selected the mutant; past was bent to the Defendants wareboitse ; anti the remainder, by the desire of Hodson. was MA to Mr. Gellebratid, a calico printer in London. An nivoibe was sent with the goods niude out in the liatne of the Defendsatb ; the *Mount was 15161. Ou his cross-examination, by Mr. PARK, Wit flees raid, he belieied the invoice was bent bock Is the Maiutiffir, and the cambric was in a proper state for printing. Andrew Creighton deposed, that he wa s i n th e service afthellititniffli in Ditiviolier 1804; ; he was present when the Defendant Hodson applied to the IllaintitiJours, to have.* new invoice made out in the name of Shew, Yates, and Co. and stated as a reason, tind Mr. Goddier wished it, bat it should not make any difference to Jones. • Tnat Hodson was partner in the house of Shaw, Vote s and Co. cotton and calico printers, at Manclits:cr. These was a vast deal of bill business betweim them end the Plaintiffs. A great exchange of paper was ping on between theorist the time Hodson bought the goods, but the purchase had nothing to do n ith the bills. Mr. PAWL, Counsti for the Defendant, stated, that Hodson was a portlier in the house of Shaw. Yates, and Co. and he would prose that Hodscia purchased the goods for thew, and on their credit alone; hut the hiet was, that Shaw, Yates, and Co. had tailed, and the Plaintilfs wanted to comae on lioddier, who was only a partner with llodsnu, as eonstuiasiovekrokers in London. and who never received the least advantage front thi• articles. If be proved this to t h e sathaltetion of the. Jury, they aunla nut refusogiring the filefentlants a verdict. Samuel Shaw, metal the Partners iu the house of Shaw,. Yates. and CO. deposied, he was is Loudon in the !sleuth of Decesolref, , There was a hill/hiliiidess between his house and that of the klaaiktisr. Hi did hear that Hodges had part:lured e4iureel oigoodsf.oiti the flaiistilh,tas the account of thefliWitisetis's ham ; saw one of the endWahint he had heard tbai . Hodson had innn chased frota Om*, Pus) pieces of cambric. OU the •fteeousit at his house. One of the Plaintiffs NI. steered. he did not care which house they.were sent to, is lie would 'w.-soon l.Sok to one for pay meat as the ether. • On his crats-axamination by Mr. ()wow. *it mid lairtspoiie triler . teceit ea apiece of the cambric, nor the putelt.ete-titottey for it. Geiik. brand printed It ia * Lualdva., and he •houlti auppir.o •he relit it• to die warehoutse of the Defendants. Lord ELJANSOROU4* al:Nerved, that the heat wim‘ashad sepsfoisorir sabsta.ttlatett the Plaintiff - a' emir. Tile i brej, stititast hemitatione gate a vcrd,ct fur 4 Pralutiiii, 13161. t • MIVRAACE 4 Altlitll4ll O. AIN LAM...' ‘ 3U4 AITWO EY4.IIINIAAL /teed that thi. w2s sa action lorott;ht nu* policy Orhisuraut..!, to vet the aranowataffiftreir hoplie.ols of »u,ar. The .policy was obtailred:4ll or ship terechas, and her boats, from Demerara to London. The only q aestion the Jury had to determine, was, whether Lisegaiho came under the jurisdiction sad denvaai. natiou of Demerara? The sugar had heed put oa 'hoard of a droger at Essequibo, to be brought to the ship at Demerara. wa s on CaNcorn h ;use at E,sequibo ; all goo d s wets eatiftd at the Custom-hause of Demerara; they were.both a. verned by our Governor; and be would prove that people liviuj at Essequibo dated their leiter. at from Demerara. !fhe droger on the passage to Demerara was losts. Mr. Browne, late Secretary to the Governor of .Deuierare, depon (I, he was Well acquainted with .the usage of the customs of that island. There wes but one Custom-house, and that was at Overruns Tne ships loaded their cargoes frino Essequibo and • I)euierare indiscriminately. There was we ii}. pin y•• place at Essequibo. On his cruse-examination by Mr. Pais, be acid the distance between the two t h e:. was fourteen leagues. He c ou ld a 3 t tell .w r De. • • 'lterate was on the easter the west side of Essequibo. lie had heard that there were bad earreut• and shoals in the river. The boats that carry the sugars cost from four to 7001. each. Both places had hut one G.reiner. Mr. lielford deposed he had been a nserchant at I)enserara; be, knew the sugar had hems put osi board the droger ' Auld afterwards saw t h e wrec k. When shipping fecnn Eve alb°, they ge n e ra l y say from Deno-rare, and peo l e liviug at E ss e qu ib o . date their Letters a s fr om leintrant. i C'rops-examented by Mr. GAPROW. Henever laid even policies dated Lobo Es equiho. Mr. Red deposed he i, as in the Licit of makiiig . out orde • for insure cis for Iks.lielara and Esse. limbo ; he always cove der, it ih oi as one peace, rud eunmived ioraranees enwle out for Dementia covered Essequibo. Wino ss produced bills of lading, dated Demerara, although the articles amine front Essequibo.. Mr. Joho Barclay, insurance broker, del *sea. that the term "Demerara" had been always used for Essequibo. Threwituess had been et Demerara. and had effected an kesurance frees Demerara. when the goods Caine from Esseqnibo. Ho had paid the forfeiture on • poi c . , , cf insurance on Some of the sugar that was in the sane uroger wham she was leapt. M. VANu i,'C.outiul for the Defetalunts, made WALL: reili,irks on ties nature of the et 'deuce ad. •lieeed, bat dud not call any IVjtnowes. Lord Fs.: F.• 1113 :10,6H eeh4er%ed, tir.e.t the clues- Coo fur tile Jur ; to COIL , Ider wet, whether Eel&