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mu faciPs sou OakRIOS ass, Nee thvvisa tauten qualeiu eincet ewe Sarum 1. 011 my Ce and tid etn iv.: ad- 1::,r, are ue:ther aterestll or stature, b u t ucaerer dialinct iu feature, they betray <me emu stock ; Ir was therefore with regret we saw air. Wit lIERFOIMC arJelit in hi* opposition to she grata of the paltry addition of 44tittu to the Cada°. lksi. It was with content we aw Mr. PIKIKEV AL leaped with him, who should be °um," in u cause of which even Lord CASTLE/A/LOU and Mr. CANNINti Were twltaimed. The fiery acid of Loctor Dt:ltitt: All the pitlAit: had a right to expect. It has served him well. He is already Vicar-General to roost wf the Bishops of Ireland, and is shortly to be made a Nvy Counsellor, for the benefit of his advice in re. Irs . ..esticial affairs. The rod hut :cal of Doctor ;./t. [WM AN has made him a pro minent Gore, a principal character in the piece; but Mr. Wtt.ntaieaca is a man of great acquire ments and superior talents ; he has every thing to lose, and nothing to • gain, by adopting the Doc tor's creed. The world were not prepared to be hold the Champion of the injured African a leader b the ranks of the enemy to the Catholic claims. The Gottruburgh Mail due on Sunday last al. Tired . yesterday, with letters and peptic to the 28th ult. The Swedes are advancing rapidly into Norway. Accounts reached Gottenburgh on the 25th, that they laid advanced within 70 English miles of Christiania, the c*pital of the kingdom. The ofTkial accounts, however,. do not come down later than the 17th, at winch date the Swedish bead. quarters were at %oast. The Swedish General, on entering Norway, published a .Proclamation, con ceived in mild and liberal terms, and forming a contract with the revolutionary language addressed l e y the Russians, nu their entering Finland. The Swedish fleet sailed, on the 31 st of Marchand was heft, on the 7th of April. cruising between the isle of Morn and the Swedish coast. An attack was made, on fee 13th, by three English vessels, one of them the Daphne, of ill guns, tapas the harbour of Ftastrand, in Jutland, opt of which they e•ut ten vessels, Weil with corn, mad carried them to Gotteuburgh. The Kin of Sweden has permitted a correspond. once with the hostile countries, through the me dium of the Sweetish Post-Office, the letters to to liable to previous inspection. The Swedish Pas,iers contain no accounts of the operations in Finlandmf a later date than those re ceived soma days mina, dated Kalajoekte, April 7. The Swedish Commander-in-Chief states, that he was at that date preparing to fall back to fleabag. We adhere to our original opinion, that the Rai sians have only stopped their pursuit, contenting themselves with the occupation of Southern Fin land, whieli is the most valuable and desirable part of it. We see no reason to conclude that they have retreated. On the other head, we are assured, that the people of Norway oppose a very feeble re sistance; and should the Swedes succeed in effect ing the conquest, they will have no reason to regret the loss of Finland.—Norway is a greet stripe of coast, and there are not between it and Sweden any of those natural boundaries which point out other countries us intended to be distinct and se parate. Sweden,with Norway, wonkl be inestiscorn pact end consolidated than Sweden with Vinland, which latter country is divided from it by the Oulph of Bothnia. This, however, is to presume, that both conquests are to be .permanent. The more probable presumption is, that in the treaty of peace, which soon or late must arrest these revo lutions in the North, Norway is destined to l•e restored to Ds.;imark as an equivuleut fur the restoration of Finland to Sweden. Her MAJUTT will hold a drawing-room next Thursday. Mr. Jonteson, a King's Messenger, arrived on Thursday, at Harwich, hy exvreea. and imme diately proceeded on board the Beesley packet, Captain ?loam, ti►r Gottenbiirgli, which imme diately prepared to set sail, without waiting t o t a ke a Mail on board. It is said that Mr. Jonsson is the bearer of dispatches of the greatest import ance. A Flushing Paper of the 2Gth ult. was received in town as Tharsd.ty. It contains nozhing of particular importance. King Louts is stated to have entered his new palace at Amsterdam, where he was received ' by the acclamations of the people. By a new decree Flushing is united to France. A Memorial has been presented by the Under writers, at LLOYD'S, in consequence of the captures which doily take place off our coast. The Captain of an American ship (the General Meknes, of New York), which has been just brought by one of our cruisers into l'iymonth, communi cates that he was, en his passage from China, skip ped by one of our men of liar, and had 2.3 of his crew tak-rt out, and the man of war in return put 15 of her hands on hoard his ship, all of whom were by age and inknuity rendered incapalile of fulfilling a seaman's duty. The 45 men taken out of the Ceased Clark n, the Captain alleges to have been all native American', nitb the certificates of whose birth he is furnished, and that he stated this to the Officers of our man of war, upon whom it had no effect.—The General Clarkson was bound front Canton to Amsterdam, with a very valuable cargo, intimated at above 100,0001. - • -4,C) • t • s ~~~ MR. lI4RRISUf'tS CONCERT. Hainusos'ii annual Concert was given, lam night; at the Great Room, King's Theatre, and was !immured by the presimee of above lutio Nubility. It was a p. 4 tribute to the prefeehiona; talents and private worth of Mr. illseatarrs. Mr. ii•adtsox made au apology fur the absaude of his iriend Mt. 144.11111.F.MAN, who w4s oudiletily seised -with a lioaraeuess. Mr. Beta.. wt. with his usitul promp titude and le to o k a ll m t . MAN*lllMtiry hut The :bagel of displayrd los hoe voice and scientific execittioa to the great est advent .ge. NARRIdON Haltel4UX performed a mast beautiful duet on the harp nod imaiso-forte. A deo. , K lee. called The De terter's Meditation, the words by S. C CUBAN. Eb.l. was admirably sun by Mrs. HILLIS...TON, Me.lr.. w. YVETT. litafit•ON, and Bt:I.L %MT. and ens most rapturously oteorea. Mrs. titscrxiilos never eisa in finer voice, nor exerted her woaderful aLili ties to more advantage, and received the gre.ilettl a.•,ilause. Praise the Lord with cheerful Noise, accompanied on the orgau by Mr. GRILATOItEIi. The beautiful air of Faithless Emma, hy Sir Jona Srvexistiox, of Dublin, has been hannecised by Mr. Gas 4TORIST, for /oar voices, and was executed by Mrs. BILLINGTON. Met.Orii. W. tiNYVI67. 1141111110 N. and Bectawv, iu the Most ectiiiiiiite style, sad was most rapturously epicure& The 'election displayed both taste and novelty. Among the company u er Their Roeal Dilemma,. the Dukei . ef Camtentze, Cam-- austattd, and %mere . the Earl of - VichnJee (beteg the tree Cuotert hill Lorillibip has bee* remit at this soften); Earls Fortescue. Dartmouth, Derides. , oxford, imatfret, .ad Bribery; Comikuirs Dr Enlist, (14. ed, aa.l Denney; Thermal Carom; Ladies Gibbs, R.te, Milkr, Larne, Hastings, and Lloyd. Yesterday moriunic Hi+ .Ids.tes.re. the Duke of KEtr. Princesses Avwuses, *urns*, $ll,ll AME. +rcomi aaisd by the Earl of gsTbiJKLAND,Sif IltattT BUIL/LAID NZALP., l.rdh G. Liu I.kELLT ; Get:ends Gwyorpe sill FirmLoir. and Col. 'Car LOl4 took •o airing iu Wisaleor Great Peek, sad returued at twelve. Her MAJILiTIf mod Priseess ICLIETII took an limit( to Etch/more Lod ,e awl tikotteuty owl re tottord to the l'aloce et one tie 04.1 i• - - The Duchess of Yeas will complete ber forty- Ant Year W-4310110.; the some aid be o. , semed at Oatluads. Their Matt.srtts, the. P k i•d e eic.s, and other branches of the Rot al t Manly, .re e),- peeted to squat her kayak Fiighoess a i m,. tat oc casion. _ . On Thomiay morning,aia Blau srv. Princesms .Avatnira, Sariti,i, awl ASIELIA. by Lady du Lk Co-neralt k. motor rod fivry-iN L. COlOtifi TAYLOR. VOA the kithtfkUrabil Nlr. I.Lr, tank lan atnn.4 on lineoebock itr Windsor Groat Perk, And returned at tweaks o'clock. The Prince of WALFS, a. Carew& Illoster of the Free and Accepted ltioiorry. has a:stineuted tile Earl Of MOIILA to prewde at their Alerting urat Tueoley. _ Alderman CURTIS if sail to have shed tears when he he ii 4 Dr. Dtitoes.sn lament so patlst crliy that the servitors of Trinity College were allowed only one dinner es day. l'he Duchess of Gomm* will give a h °° din ner, this day, at Get Litioa's Hotel. On l'hursday, the Duke of hest., tic Earl of WESTMORLAND, and Sir 11ARRY IBURMARP :\ LA LE, arrived at Windsor, on II visit to Their 111.1.1antr.s. The old maids are surprised ilia Doctor Out ctitsii should chew so much toittetiiesir so soon after his howeymooe. The comedy of The Teospect was performed at Covent-Garden Theatre, last night, with a.l the advantages of the most beautftil and appropriate scenery. Mr. KEitats resumed Lis fotourite part of Prospero; and the performance went oil with great spirit. Mrs. Ltrairteto has made an engagement for a few nights at Liverpool, she was to make. her debut on Wednesday in Mrs. Huller, • the Stronger by Mr. Younii, Anisette isiy Miss LARISMAP;. The World attracted a most crowded and bril- limit audience, last night, to Drury-lane Theatre. It is allowed to be a fascui•tiug world, and all its idaddiitants of a superior order. They never re ceived more applause, or exkrted themselves more. Mrs. JORDAN was in excellent spirits. and elegant lv d►sayed in white, with • .1 . I bandeau through her hair. Caractunis followed, with all its usual success. An auctioneer, not deeply versed in clasaie lore, lately put up Homsa's works for 1.4. 1 . e, in the fol lowing words:—" Here. Gentlemen. i. lloxisies !" I want his aid-its fysseg) ol..yrved a wag. He was blind, subjoined an Iliberoian in the crowd. The Circassian handkerchiefs. now selling by dozens, are discovered to be pretwired it, the vary same manner as those used by the for riultatio, wboae charms are so beautifully de.cril.ed l Lady MART WORTLIbT Mosvantis, in her Travels. Lord 141ctoasvx gave a grand dinner. yester day, at his house in the Admiralty, to his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Earls BAT/lI:DST, WIDITSIOaI.AND, CAMDEN. anti Cil AMAIN ; nem% Goa no N. CALVERT, I P ; and tlr. The last !lath arrivals are— _ Lord Narrowly, Lard and Lady Aebtoen, flowage, tidy Barrington, Lady E. Roark?, Lady H. Stanhapc.Sir N alter, Mr. and Mi•s Gen. Certie, Gen. Taulstan, Gra. Campbell, Col l k Lind .Col. Robertson, !tent.•Cd. Rasa, DT. Percival, Rev. Dena Malmo, Rev. Mr. Mcsriek, Re►. Mr. Gamer, Res. Mr. Hamitow, Rev. Mr. Bird, &e. The Spring season at Bath has heels very fully and fashionably attended. The roots are very nu merous, and kept up with their usual spirit, lint ore very late, at no one can emitiire lit appear at Ouse, till after the performance of the VOL Wli It 1111• t L s. who draws crowded houses even• tii 4 ht. His Yostmg Nored, of Satunlay, wits a 'mist inimita ble representation, and is heroine rr intere,tike, as he has approached more towards the age of the character. Eli E KTO Glean/ea* was a v e ry finished piece of acting; anal Mrs. Sultry' tv ive J .l the effect to the f slims of the elisions nitahcr. 3POIt77SG .1117!ELLIgeNCZ. NEWMARKET riutr APRING MEETING, 1101. TIMISDAY, MAY 5. D. rot Grafton's P*4llllol, 14St.'bral Mr Si4lllAri V 4114 1 .144, 74t. 121" ' C. i ( Olg. *lOO iaks rrrusul. Ld Luinber's Isirsuworat, est.rPr tot Mr. For4lloell C. 42- WWI Ab. M. ioup. I. R. Dena bad. 7 to 4 ou Sareeplakes of sup. each, h. ft. few a p Tooye 'aid C. Lor.l DarlinirtoW6 Giles Seruxviss Mr. I.a.korokr's Cormatiet I4J Huhu& Lial Stamen's Pauli.= 4r. Ferahrio Ltao.isto .6 Wr. Itorortlet Litur At, Mr. Lakc's N)raphilla to I apt Giles Ser.ftlit... Ito 4 apst Sr C.Torritr's Mr. (nude, oat. tit SW C. L'Ambrtry . 6 Calf, 7d.yr uld C. is R. .... b 7 to 4 ag.4t Mr."Gundy. Mr. M..skerprare's Zodiac, est. lb. beat Mr. Andren's Lydia, 7st utb. Iwo yr old C Woes. 10 to I on Zodiac. The Kiekee rate of IMP fur four year oldslld.-e-Ree year uhie i let NIA--are /ear olds sad aged, cal —Lae& .6 imam of the 0. c. Mr. Iqtweler.br. c. Tawas, wallied ever. CIIESTEK RACES. WrIDMILODAY, MAY 4. r A 3-yr old Sweepstakes of sons . each, p. p.—Oliee roux] the roorse nod thanking; t. stirt at the distance dour.— The horses to be lona fide the property of the Stsbecranns ; colts sat. -lb -.Allies est. 31h. , Air. 14erlutec b e. 3 !as old, by Cubans(' • I Cr W. W. %%plot's b. I Drys, 3 yrs old 2 Mr. licusuoll b. I a )rs. by Sbuttk a Mr. Ark. re% eh. e. Apollo, 3 11 uld . .. . . Mr. Pricc's g c. Prcijuder: A Owl race. Sam* day, the City Plate of thee (clear) e'en t h e Cor poration, fur three, four, lye, six years old, •u 4 aReJ borsol. 11. e 1., at of OM* (uw-nin beats Three-year iilCa to carry a trailer y. 0114 7al. dn.-4.e-.or °Ws nat. alb --sirltaruids s.t.—a4a bows pd. atb.— Mona and Gila • ' , flowed ilb. Sir t% .W. s yrs Lurd Gin's A. li. St. itimir,a.. • yes old 2 A te,..at i Jae. Sane flay, • taxi( h hrtwa•• Tlu••tu Stanley's SO( R•m•p, mot H C tarsi. ink, r.. 4 1 - Siap /San, tw 4a —b%nts racy by tb• tatter. MARCHIONESS OF LINSI.OIE-vS GRAND ROOT. This la ly's grand min, which we mentioned yes tenta; , took Ware om I hursilay• ti emog, at lAnw. down House. The hall was lighted by au antique lamp, of taunted glass, with seven patent !miners ; Cie domestics, dressed in state liveries, wire placed nn cads side of the hull : betwixt the tallest of them stood s young man, only three feet six niche,* high, in full state burr;, with • beg wig. The *tail - case mid gallery, which is adorned with valua ble brims• ligur s; was brilliantly lighted. The ratige of apartineots coop:hots of live elegant TOOIIIO. TO the right of the stateroom is P magnificent Turkish teut, which WWI h % hird tly a h ugs 11laasift, .mended fit is Marble vestquile.- 1 1 1: k state-roorn is very inagoitirent • thee's% are - covered with erissaosirsalswaord ,*rivet", "kitfiguiattxl with good Idiugs;"three airre aiitrioni;mitkiistfits • nosier tnem, are Owed 11:1 ratite I,irr, suit Miother at the tipper roil of the room. he window-cur tains are with blue draperies, and lure' fringe, aisperided fo.n gold cornishrs: beautiTally desi A tied, at the to , of whith are the furnib• arty., carved and gilt : btto maw to corrtavordl. Ott Laitlyship recr;veri her company in tl.O , apartusdat. The second -Non has • !...rand erect . ; the window curtiMis Sr.' r. ,. white laths, richly esub.oidereitollli wreaths; oi flowers, sith a black vehe bqider. 'Aged ve.i.h gold ; the Ottomans are covired with black .rivet, with gold embroidery. • In the other two arartments card-tables were set out. lu the filth was a table for refreslunents.• .tonnangst the eatagailly w , •ce•—• Their Royal Ilitesnesamo the Dabs, sti Croabridge, Cass herlaart lord Ghsuceater • Primes led PoimatioaCasteka at& ; I'l' .trgyk ; pacheass baton mad Gordon; Mars 'mast s II sostley mai Ts et.lotale ; Alareinsmeceesof Stafford, Sahsbary, awl Manger Ruth ; East* of It MIMIC ' NallieilUtEtv, ltitby, and Mt owatnerris ; Coousttosta Dartmouth, Lansdale, Essen, tirsaventir, Cam ara, Mayo, ClanbrassA, Mt. Martin Ca Frost, sad Cardi gan ; Viseusaiemes Snionsatio Dud HasapJew ; !Alas Kiag, tVerstortorth, L. Gom tr, Mardnnalol, St. Julio, and Brooke; ladies Cecilia Josionotoson ratchet. C. 3lanay, C. Pak, Smooth, L. Heim, Heuky , Roll, ete Daastasto ilk, G. awl L. Cecil, Parker, C. L. Caniortosio, Hates Fit:pa int-h. Toessoloend, Handlass, Steward, Rotary, Hates, I Inoue ' F. Spratt, Boehm. Venal,% C. Barham, 1.. Cooley, King, St.) ohn, Lee, S. Fitzgerald, Brumley, Harrowby, It lathered, (Maley-Ward, E. IValptsle and Ai'er ; Baran De Rolle; Baron and•Baroaela Rate; Corm Sloassts-r ; Sirs Prisersatond Swill, Philip Hale, sad E Hans.:ton; Ad miral Cols Ole; Colonels Windsor and Crew ; disalsoapas C. libite. Smith, °sea, 'Fbrogastortoto, Lloyd, Nags:at, Si. John. ra.skes. Jacksdn. Copal!., Murton Pot,, Moo tart. BlergOylat ' VingliaS Smith, WistJsoe, sad Millie , * is. Merril. Flow, Lloyd, Egjertuss Jackson, E. J..", Allen, Hume, Moore, mid Skellington ; Missas Bas set, toadstools, Rothe*, Smith, flake, Wombs, Tom 1141131 . 14 raeeh.lll, Vcrswr, Ad411110,11S; elt.'&0111S Coda% Alh.u, mad Lihkors. CITY BIMINI:St Yr.terder the Lord Mawr bold a Cooft of Comwon Cwm cil pun ■ Report from the Committee fur Croerd l'or poses, the Chamberlain was directed to rrnali the rmuurt of Ito t'it's 1111"0111C hail to the Property truly. Tin' (And 31r)or Mid before the Corot letters be had re ceived bum Mama , ►trrbok and Captula )(mini iu retort. to the tote of thanks for their rtnpeetit whtth were and ordered to be enteral on thr Journals. The Chamberlain preiwnted hie Prier Statesneot of the Receipts and Itisbereements of the Cit)'s Income fur one %tort c,diiirr flirtations lad; and the I:rolgritmater, a like tatetneitt of the [habit-holm Fond tor the 11■111. period, which were ordered to be printed, and ■ ropy sent to node member or the Coml. The Chauthertain stated to the Court, that the sword voted to Admiral Ste 'fhontaa l.omi, lout nut been presented to the Mount, In culotte) *Thug had bit •mices by Ida death portion. to the flIf.Fl heti% mode. Whereupon the ( nun unariatoush restilted t.. pr. ,etti the saute to Sir John Lon* • Post Contain in His Majtatt's service, as • mask i.f the esteem the Coict entertained of the meritorious ser vices of h.j. ;nitwit and which tire, have no desgst will be emulated and handed dons to posterity * Mason. llis Liwitship wilt bond • Court of Common Conrail on Monday, nod a Court of Ahiernienuu Tuesday seat. The Swift. I.c I.Aftirus, from St. Domingo, is put into iiitisfax, Itaky, and mutt unload to repair. The Union, of Pl►'tnoutlt, Cont. Slims. NMI 1)10.1in, for Churl/+m(l. has b. cu takeu by French pries:err : retnk.,t by the Tu.-resit frigate. end t at. iLd tutu l eik. LAW INTELLIGEACA. COO ST OF KING'. BENCH, Wastsiorrirlt, Malt I WESTMOASTEII ELEOTION. ARTHUR 11101allit, kIQ. O. 11111 1PRA114,311 II•GT. Mr. CLIFFORD laDyed for a rule to ARM CRISIS wh i the verdict olitaitied le t h is tout, rioNfcisadr be - set aside. It .i.ts tried st the thtthigs after term before Lord Ellenhorough, and the Jurl gar u vrrdicA for the Plaionti for 1171. ss. The areamitanas of this ruse were, that the Plaintiff was High Baili ff of 11'estouttister, at the last Election, and brought his actio.i agisiin4t the Defendant for the expetroes of the Election, mud for the use of the haslet's& One charge Wad El. a day for the Plaintiff s tables It appeared that a Mr. Percy Nett to the Plaintiff, and dtraliadO tickets for the huhtingo for the DefeticlaLt'i, file It warconterided, iu defence. that Sir French, Bur- dett was ill, and confined to his hid, doting th. Election, and it was sot proved that kercy was his rout Cord ELLSIIIIOIIOOOO, 10 his charge to the Jury. observed, that the Plaiutiffcoa!d only recover on the thaw for the hustings. The question was with them to determine, idled)* Percy au not the A,pait of the Defendant, and whether his taking {lid seat iu Parliament, on the result of the Election, did not coatirm the acts of his Mend. and absolutely make him liable for the act of Mr. •Perr) • Timing thought it did,- and gate their Terris* a cordisisly. Mr. Cureeas coatedea, that a candidata laid no right to pay any thiog to the Officery at the Election ; that the Plaintiff might have held the Election, and have wily o booth for the C'oicuitio sioners to sit in, but if he thou s ,ht proper to go to an espouse and build buvtiugs, every camlislata had a right to have recnurse to it, as mach es if it wa-s onlp a booth. lie stated several milieu which Weft exactly in point, that no Sherifl also oast to snore thou the ordi:mry expenses in es.ccutitvg a writ, should be paid more than abet was alit:seed by the Croon. 'The Count conceived that it aae a oast for 11!$ opiuinn of . 8 Jury; tiny Led alfelnis giseu glut of aid tf it went to Anothe► Jury they nett efreigt the Defendant would not i ono! tits IP well. At bon they thought it Wag a tuntiou the part oleic PlAntiff to set abide the verdict, for if tither of the ties hod a right to eumplilio, it was the Pialutill.—Rule refused. DAVID ouitoos end °TIMIS r. vac wow. SVII.LiAIi ELPIIIMITOII6 and orroaas. . _ Mr. Dscncs snored antttle to *hew cans, why the now-suit in tins can* at uut be bet wale. This was an action tried i at The bitting.* I.*- foie term, at Guildhall, before Lord Ellennoreugls, the I'Llintiti was toT pp r o l4gullosiism elrettinirancimilte_Ylmj..l4 "h e llkrairtliv with irop. biorlloti Agar was theaiiparein outlier of U641411;1; brit *lieu the rlaiut. ilf mine tu ettioline the ship's riwistrr. he Ilium& that Je rt.illbgbirtpxo s -abmimaitith -arils the teals. tiiieft owner at the time of Air *trimly, and the kw. feuthuits %ere his executers; after the supply. the . W:IS made nut in the issuie of Moses Agar. bictaite Ylaiatill could not bring his action iu law against Agar, as he wits tort the registered owner. Lord EIL MIN *Novi; it observed, timid the blur: of the triul, he bad taken it that i%Ltmeb Agar was lite registered owner at the time of the *apply, red cut that account he ordered the uonamit ; but if ha was net, the executors would curtail* be maisie to the Plaiiitiff's demand. The LeliiiT granted the rule. ASSAULT. SENN FIT V. mutations& m r .- MANI' moved for a ltide slaw cause ally a her. trial should I:,it be grauted in this cau.e. It ass an se.tiou tried et Chester fitr ' , await and batter), and a verdict was given for the Del...admit. It appealed that the Plaintiff I..roduceil three witnesses on the trial to support his note; one of theta deposed that the Plaintiff was walking en the nativity, and the Defendat.t nes walking in the middle of the reed, and that he went out of his direct road, cud went up to the Plaintiti mad shook his list at him in au suety manner. In a little time after he bard the Plaiutiff say, •• You we perjured ;" and his bend was faired as if euforcieg the word, when the Defenditzt knocked him dowry and beat him most severely. The other two Witoesses deposed. that they were nearer to them than the tirA and the first symptom of enerreling they per rived. was wlieu the Plaintiff made aye of the word " per. jured." and lifted his herd in ea angry manner, on which the Defendant did brat him very severely. The Deft:siding called no Witnesses, and the Judges left it to the Jury to determine ahu gave the first assault. Mr. Mae tre contended, that the Defendant - hail comtnitted the first eiteult, by Sitaikilig bit fist pi the l'lsintirs face; and ewe to *eve that circum stance, the motion of raising the hand, to enforce eau argument, could not be construed into an wank. and would not be a justification for the abuse.the Plaintiff had received. The Coral were of opinion that the Judge had very properly left it to the Jury to decide who the e.aault originated with, aeffthe parties had a right to abide by their verdict.—Rule refused. PILLIVRY. Tr LTC re Mr. JARVIS , moved fora rule to abew ranee why a new trial should not be gianted in this cauvi. This was an action of scandal, tried at Hereford, bufnre 110011 GRAH•34. It appeared that the Defendant had said, that the Plaintiff ought to by indicted for perjury ; if he was, he aciald be O livet' ; anti the Defendaat, after the action aim brinight, did prefer an indictment against him et litarnorganshire easisesi and the Grand Jury threw it out, and the Plaintiff produced the indict tarot on the trial, as a further proof to cuirstantiate the Pluintiff s hating made iise of the expression. The Jury have the Plaintiff a verdict for sbol. Mr. J Eaves grounded his 'notion on the Judge's statement to the Jury, that :he indictment was an augraysnian of the case, when in fact the indict ment had not any thing to do with the aist.oti. the i th ia r litLi u n u • o h u. st 444 ;ii. t i ta tie .t t tor he rti lav nt t i: e fet a red judge en hait hst 7 ent to etalei .f , tll of tpti Week We le Art., tot to wai 4.Art. nuyi :if 16 1 fa. LuLt Own, 0 ,ra 00,n, by 1.1,4 Lhd tpritt, NLop tc/fe, Las as sp.ad c•ti he .1,4 f mat, Le fal. 'u, r. t; ludf to Om ••-•-FD Gag. S. WI roooth all the ;rester I na o ef iestioo IdVa ti 'um Ile tut &drat ly and airy In liberal 111E1. pau;on Skive ; Yet* neseut and to the roomed L DEW. e grant ;uioee as a ell to t he militia° 11.hery. lay not Ural Iu I of the delay*, rocatrd ul per- e sits's- lists an pose to which h whit he