The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-03 00:00:00

r CORK, JuLT 2S. This day at two o'clock, about three thousand men, women. and children, all in the • of Mr. J. B. O'Siillivan, at Ins various , at Dripsey 'and Blarney. paraded 00 v streets --a melancholy procession ! previous to ilischarged. The written, very decently conveyed in about 390 cars, which took hour to poss.—Several banners were ex the occasion, descriptive of their feelings, ry which was likely to result to the 4 the stoppage of these Manufactories. rstand they presented the following l'etie i, Worship the Martin, and received the Bep!it annexed. .411 T WORSHIPFUL !CORLETT JOHYsON, MAYOR •V TUE CITY OF CORK. Petition of Two TROVsIYD FITZ Flu M DEBI" In. m e g, Women, and Children. . SIICWeTiI --rust your Petitioners are the p e ople ofJawes d ONULLIF•9, lq. at his ' Lineal Manufactories of Cork, Blarney, and Feininger" did yesterday receive notice that further employment for them, the "roils by the theft calamity so geacrai :n the Petitioners, in consequence of their dismissal, berme them the sad prospect of Rl[ "rose and Pa lace of that Iw:tottery, and ('oaf rtable Complence ' c oiled ostler the kindest and most libelist of t of your Petitioners are Artisans, belonging to Scotland, with very large forti'oes, and destitute .1/returning to their native hones. Petitioners hJiably throw tisentselves 0 , 1 the 'your IVorship, imploring your intercession Gtl;cransent to afford some Ind to our kind and good s that he may be enabled to resume us at oar thereby save Ourselves and Families front ... sod Ruin—And your Petitioners will, with grattiade--PR•I. iCticli the Mayon delivered the followinz, sensibly feel year situation ; and shall, this trosinit your case to the Loan LIIICT•VI a €t, ;lying -.4 warm sod szdest recommendation. IMSSLOW WOOL•FAIR. eilneday &naming, a hire, quantity of {Nought in by the Ferrates of ulidtl•sex, i n d pato of Burks end Berkshire. end dis the market-house et Hounslow, for the in of the wool-buyers. The attendance of Loadoo Wool.stanlers was rather sick, and present seemed little inclined to purcliale. so bininesi was done until after the :boner et Towards evening. however, a good Aral sold to a Mr. Hill and othe , ..at boas • per tod. Mr Bottler r.fused wool, and had it loaded and taken home ark niu✓. meeting of the ededoatan Hunt, held at the It th July— parasite, firma Wlta.tais J. Hose, Press. William Murray, Esq. / I William Blair, E.q. ,(A arta Ali-louder Realm, El. EipL“..taa Archtirald Catoptrrll, ' tI it Ju Amt. Tlimnsua, Esq. II l ie Nteulsaa, Esq. It. D. M•Qacto, Esq. , r Warta@ Ruben Haled, Esq. • iwrasa Captam Jame, ilswall Balad tartzt Hay, E.q. host H. !noir Ilaaart, Esq. See. `lord tbeuraisual houtiug meeting to corn- Worries the Ist of tictoher, and the MIS cut at Workington on Timidly I sit. ' more is ready fur the sickle ; and the and ether kiliJs of grain are the must unaguisble. •l u.tlt,t of the name of Rieknond, who fir black of MU stlile7ic stature, is raPe , I t, he matched. lie is at present under 3of the siell.kmoa tt Richman', and has Isag in tilts country. elurslty afteenoon. Mr. Ls Rot. of IrrYt, s en t t o Cild,P4 to see lus Dastfcli. rraid- there ; and while io'the act of dropped down and expired. Pre is ..4,1.1 ; tilum tilt Daughters. ha 'fon- Puhlic-house, and drank a ttliti sad water. sad appeared in perfect Stisnis!is:iin A/ s ire:arm. of 74 guns, has ar `,mouth from t silts Sae he. brought meth fiasilism r.f disti nc tion , wh o a r e reside in this country. She brings nothing I French batteries keep playing tare,. our krbleAtsous, hat as yet they baoe, or an jaspeetaioit. Fifty rreneh pri• brought 'tome in the Algeciras. ni4111.4 handsoine America"- "lilt brig i Plymouth, p•isa to the Eeerald rehgete, k her just as eke was entieri•l L : isnardeasta. I So 11,1 7.1 leasseagees, g 6 of wham are hn bad !led from Guadaloutte Pr" 1". ire, 4.0 had uurciur.ed this venk-I at tar 1;:i.00ti d far the purpose of theta to Fra . e. The vessel is quite nous bceu painted. She ilita on limara a lore Ititriir g .i, elates, WWI ether or a L nter received front the Head the British Army, dated Cogent°. July has y't taken place, seither hire the eiterWl depsit:9e to attack ne ; • skirmish t-oi p!rire a letwrca ohs %dra m as,' puts, when we voile oaf or 34 privates, all dragoons; I brbil‘le ". marry, killed and wounded, iudeJimg 44;1r s fo Tilh,e 14th light dragoons-el : loners! HJI eer Castel Dr with his divisive, Brit 's% lufantri, I,noo Portnaaeaa oldlss 'anlry, aid yam, Pori•gwese .lido, with se. Torts."' ; tw eanae,poreee 'b Reamer harisd _„. l .tbs particular* of l* capitii:ation ef MK yet katiii.—.The corn is a l = radio threshed as anon as ' 1 ent.—lt is re lois the tweak army h os been taken by dlol its way to frames, escorted 01 •pasr.la of Mitt the parti:alsra we de sot kora. owing is • • copy of • Fr e nch D Ecret o f beill est ‘ 41 ., "ins_ was.. I. nosy import lute Fearer c o t. oust, till, if ash, leaner, and fors. Nay cspart s, brandies, talks, hams, Sri t woe. IWO ..t roanisfaelered g4ads se...is sleet ho obliged to sail i.rmt Clurferier al.l moat he torsisheil with as Arnarita• vh• day If nide departure, as sloe • ear. • f th- coloss a l produce. antn:J he ohs lrr a poesy. Sr sesames .4 :Ifithal:4 ff.Ve..I.NOCIII AMP 116,ie Austricans ^Ater:Ai. that t!, y err partnership with mama 46114 of AllUt other a:CON" die. per sona, In t e l: f . u grill a P n l t 7 te n t e o l' r ief, n or s treets ---a their being tlisr clad, were co"' a r eJrlyn hour bibited on the 4 so d the in jury public from the Ive o uderstant t wo to his Wo, g eseious t Rep l s to rat tGvitTAl Time Petition HudsLY uu P.twrvorluog P•o9te aul Lux Dorn' Troyes , PCI' o wl le as SO blieg Wird b: Cumin. That P" Lane so. haat I wee , is place d 'en they esiol ouilliffaa nod some of Eft land and Sec of die 111010 orr Th. 4 poor Psi lotaanly of you • Gocrorsen ba r tlrr; so 41 14.40.1 r). and W r erbedoess a l i nty roulade- To which R..ply " Peery sem Itight,traamii it sky oat wan 110 On Wean wool was Iwo Surrey, and ; posed in the 'proton of t the London thaw present that no basil' the lon. To , of wool was sr 60s. to (s3o. p fay boa wool. mate In the d At a meetin Edinburgh th Cart: Fan' of Who+ Earl r 1 12.4.!. 1.41.411. Lord Eloloo.l , Lard It oll.toi Ifts JAI H H Nom Fife, &deers tit, &hats Re, aired Jaw. Trey faced I newt tt Boa tam the Bth. Rartry • ;teat des: u crops of that • prom sing inm A00411.-r pa l it a very filet od abottly t.• the tuitimi of 111 been bog On WolOr C.ultu!on-sore. ten, rihn Thld with them nowt., Ir e u, a imindy The • Spann!! reeeral Spam tome to tenth Inc. The I 14.itly on out wad. hifie 1100fra were tu Studs desire! at l'lv w Irk to..k h e She ht. our Lau fr 41,,, •• 10 c4;4t.tre adi...fa e for : I _ l '7'V them akbl:4 .I t t or h ;its E'''•wt or / m t . *, of d i . Aft,arts a h • Co. • te..5: *••7 uJ 7, I" *early c. • - • h. I° ' P . 01:1 1 I It% lin t.4l:: Met, " *** ter: wiz Ityri • tam l u l , Macau ' a see ,h- ",„ *. F•••;th ro f f *How l ti~:th o f j .• _ 4 ' 4l l AIM '• • ta ae , esidi feral. • I •••* 144 • " • V of 4,, ; of • 441... 4. ' 01 ° 1 a it • 1•ea 0 .,,, 4 , 4.4 ,t 4 4 pan L4W INTELuentVCE. COURT OF Kt: ;'.s BCNCII, Gemoe•tt , Ain 4. Sitting; a! !Vizi Priac, brAre Lord ELLRIIIIOIIOUO6 and a Speeeal Jury. DLit Esa. FIELD Ds Jona 1141Vit&E WWI, DSC This was an issue, directed by the Court of Chan cery, to try whether a deed executed by Mrs. Anne Ryan. in favour of her husband (the Defendant), was not obtained by duress. Mr. Arrows ev-Gemea.vt. stated, that the question fur the euusideration of the Jury was, Whether M. Ryan did or did net execute the deed in question, by compulsion, in de vour of the Defendant ? It went to the de stru, tint, of all her interest after her decease.— When the Lord Chancellor sent this issue to be tried, he expressed himself most ; and he (the Attorney-General) could nut re.cunannend a better guide to the Jots,. IlisLorddlip said, "There were many ways of convinciog a Jury of duress, without shelving actual force at the tone of execut ing the ii.strnment. Site might be under a general fear; for it was even possible to bring the human mind to that kind of degrad Aims, that a nod would be sufficient to enforce her to rvnonuce the rights to society."—The ease of Ludy St. woe came very near this; except that her Lady-hill. appirently collected, gave directions and iiastitpuion, liar the drawing of the deed: hut, to tins moaner, M rs. Ryan was kept without • knowledge of its eicst flier, until she was et:mon:tutted to execute. Mts. Ryan had Iwo married to a Mr. Gossip, a gentle. man of respectability and fortune: h.: died in the year 1791, leaving lila ...Wow a johatitre of 4001. 111-year; she was also rattled 10 a moiety of as es tate, to the amositt of 'll4Ol. per /ear, after the death of • tier, /amber (Mrs.. Wilmat), who had • lifedutcrein t iu *I. 1: wet bee inherent' in' this estate that she ovule over to Mr. Ityau, tinder duress. Thies 1,-arced Counsel Catered 1::to a full de.cription of every e'vecatiostsave; bet as they went afterisarls detailed in evitienee, we prefer divan:; it in that ship •. Tits Amertsint. took place at r4C. 'brining u; they were vacated at York. at [lto reNtii, e. sc of tier mot h er.; they came to Lois don in it f v weeks after, acc,oistaiinied by ,11ii4 o,lly Sellers. n se.vant, who w,s3bcw innocent but afttroards dflikauchod by the . Defendaut its the hou-e with Mo. layout, and became the unfOrtta nate Lady's coinroandeens. While they remained in London, Dolly was faithful CO Ityan ; she was then innocent ; but when the Clefia dint forced Mrs. Ryan to the Come:sent. .trod Dolly had lo•t that preen ms item. chastity, sde became the erne' liostrum•nt or eppeessies, n t uiter the direction of the Def and confidant, wit a Mr R Keating: I teat/Quid state some of the Defenale..:, letter. ..44,1,0 wee t h e Continent, to that Geod.-maw. whit+ isetherentelviii would be sititiesit to prove. thisunfortintatc L mint was broken doe,' by coicky. Hi, first letter to K-oting was dated Ao:cerp. May, 17)2, g.viu.t him directions to have the deed drawit : atiess, that Mts. Ryan hat a right to dispose of it, al thong Mrs. Wiiinar, her macre, hot nt . .s.r . .;st in it. Fir dermas Keating to 1 . 4 - 11"fietiliCouioiel. mod to hare an ass:ginnent drawn up. with toe primer P ortal of execiition. Ile then lays, alloiliiig to Mrs. Ryan. 1 , 1 will make her execute it. It is a n-t 8001. a-year, and it will mike a glooil thing fur my family if any thing should happen me. Mrs. Wilton has deceive., sue ,hoot the woods, but I am waitinz fur isifimanatioss /I Dolly's father about them. for I ain deter cost down every stick, and leave the country oise+t."—Speskiog of Mrs. Wilinar, he says, " the old b—h will comply with every Om; I desire, for she is ill, rid miserable, for ber 'la u ghter's intim learned Gonna- fob . served, the 13 feudant teas yon :hat Mae. Wilmer would mouldy to evert itttag h e del red. heo etise she w.s at death's door by her aimiety for thews.' *heal of her daughter. It was impossilde for him to give it rester illustration than was already dose by the Defendant. W.1144`4r was dead end, he befwrel teens hie consciesice, her death w.e histerwil by the miser.thlesituatioo of her daughter. Hr seeds farther instructmas toMr,Si•ating; him he was afraid there might be someeistotlinents: he must get a copy attic thiirniAr's still. for his dewy whis the laat *WIWI In- 11/01h1.1 ifittiptt; for wilier, reasnit lo ilesir..l him to W.W.I lig.4ll.lit all revoca tions. Ur another lett..r he said, " eau must join fa! in WI:toil, thr all hopes from Yorkshire are over. (licorice has arrieed at 03tPlid. OA a friend of ,Me.. IVilioar's, het that I -It,,nld let Mrs. lltyan ',turn to Hag: and she 'mold semi me 10001.: tut t.lts, of course. "on know. l would not co 'out to sant I met any porpose sercouplisli ed. I°. rryni•ti was- ready with ion aii.wer. that I hail go le to Italy es you ire how neeessary it is for its tJ leave Mill place. I ant sorry it r. nut in in; power to assist yeti es I could wish ; b,r as hopes front tne old h—si is 0.-r. Are you cstlid to the bar ? if not, take sofliineut from my next re mittance for that purpose. as it may he of the greatest moisequesice to eta both that you should." Another, .ifier the assignment was executes!, rims thus : ta Never feet ; any decry .hall not leave this side of the water : she Is going ow in the old way ; trying to get letters to York, and attempting to sprak to every English artault she meets: she is most dangerous, and requires my whole attentiou. Be sore you scud the Newspapers. but don't re gister the deed until it Iseconsisactsiallynecessiry. If the rued was open SO me fur Eoglarid. how coold I go wits this wit lard woman ? she frailly nail away se foe 11044.1 I of the citation from Durnnurier's camp'—Mr. Attorney-Ciemeral stated m ley 61 1' - 844;4ra of the hardships and cruelties this unfortu nate lady had suffered ; and that, from pres,an. she had become insane; and the Defendant. her beeh an d, made use tat the to bring her back to a 114.44.4 of tie lai•eriee he had nallicted on Mr. She died iii a state of inss:ti'y ! Mrs. Broiled, a most ressatirahle old lady, de posed, she had bee:: the wife of Mr. Ryan's uncle. She remembered when Mr. and Mr-.llyan Came to Loudon. She then entered into is .1. skriptiois of the astraner she ;bereaved they lived in. Mrs. Ryan wee laCat a tispe, ; she often coot ilain t d lo t h e witness of t' r mi-coniluct of the Defendant, in the pessence of I) vSellere; ner .piritseeented quite d e premed. She calla.l epos her one aiwning,ind begted of her to take under her charge 101. which lien uun . Ow (Mrs. Wilmer) bad sent her, as the Deft tad. ant search• d her racket's Misty sight, and she could not keep a shilling. Dully Sellers wrs pre mut. Oil the following day the witness+ recessed . a letter from the Ilefrudaut,•cslliuo• upod her to de. liver the 801. she had received from his wile the day before. Sire went to the Defendant's house, and asked for Dolly Sellers : she iuquired from herr what money her mistress had left with' her the day b-fore ? she said 101. which the animus gave ►Mrs. Ryan; and was going ■way, with the declaration. 1114 she wool,! a<v.•r enter the boa', Mrs. Ryan ran after her without a cloak tlllll bonnet, and begged of her not to foranke I cr. l'he a itne•s told her she would not, for she would be always ready to rcceive her. Da r sivi present at t h is conversotion. On her cross•examination, she said, Mrs. Ryan was a timid woman, and hial not the sirongest understanding. Me complaint', of the Defendant having squeezed her between two doo►*. nuuil she was bruised all over. She never' saw tier attar she left finding. cccc -street. She wrote to the defendant, to tell hint lie had better take her for tone, and deliver her person up to the cam of her friends. Mrs. Gorick cnrrnbo-st►4 the e►ideoce of thr laws witness: she was s relation of Mrs. ltyaa's first Mr. Kibl.lewl.tte proved, that the letter. to Mr. Keetiog were io the hood-writing of the De fendant. They were read by Mr. tnerten. Mr. Honed Keating slated; that he was at Sear. borough with the Defendant ,t the time the enurt- Fillip commenced, *kith rear through a Mr. George Keating. who was not a relation of his. All a- VAISCcS Caine firing the Ircly And her mother. He avermitlanied them to Yo:k, :here the mtirrirge to-lt ptree. He acitionwledged he received the letters which were read, front the Defendant: be acted upon them, and had the deed drawn according to their director's. He went to the Continent, stud `we it rx , cuteil ; he did not Nee anv force used to 'oblige Mn. Ryan to esecnte it. Dolly Seller. was • ruli.ctibtrg witness, and a Mr. Webber the ether: he (Keadingytaal a truster, hut he never told or explained to - Mrs. Ryan the maitre of the deed. When lie went, by the ileiire of the Defend ant, to the Continent, he had not a donbt but there war an iinuruper connecti•ai between Dolly sellers and the Defendant it the time the deed was exe cuted. the Defendant came to this country with Dolly Sellers, leaving Mrs. Ryan in France. . Several witnessret were produced, who proved 'the duress an Englund ; or rather that her sprits ware .lepresied by ill trestineut. Mr. PARKE, Coumel fur the Defer:hint, con tended, that although there might he a duress in England, it was not proVed that it continued on the Continent sip to ilia time of the.deed bring esecntea, iti which case there was nothing to introit dote the aniognment. • Mr. George lie4tii.g was examined. The effect of his evidence went to she:, ilia: the lsdy awl her itsuilter bore the moat Komi:mut part in the court ship. Mr. ‘VeWier depo - ceil, that althoneh he war ruhrcrila.4 witnemi so the dreil, lie did hot Itnr. s , the couteotti.uri , . He hail horn on the Continent at the desire of his father, where lie met with the Defend:Lot ; he dined with him on the day the d..e I air, exernied, and lie was asked to wittiest' it, shish be di.' : there seemed to he the nand perfect hariunny between the Defendant and Mrs. Ryan : tie did not hear the deed read. Dorothea Sellerv.—This female contradicted terry thing that had been given in evidence by the other witnesses. Mr. Ryan beliaterd in the oncost hntuivie marintr to Mrs. Ryan; although she it:re hal three children by but; and itep p cored that the unfortunate deceased Mrs. Ryan *ll*ot:stilted to lerte her bed to accommodate-this imp, in the show of a woman, for the purpose of her accouthemeot I We could wish to pass her eel den: e by. fot she only heaped crime upon crime I Bodice it to say, it eas of such 'nature that Mr. At torney-General thought it WA. DO togicient to con vince the Jury that bnt had fallen a victim to ill treat. merit that he did not reply. Lord Ettennolotiun did not think it necessary town up the evidence; bet, iift.r a few (moments, he left the C4.4P to the derision of the Jury, who re turned a verdict for the Plaintiff-.4temmets Is. and 40% cents—which makes the deed null and void. Too much prairie cannot be given to Mr. Parke, for the care and industry he sherreii as the Counsel for the Defeirdanr, at the same time his honourable mind revolted at the t .sk. flis counren pour. turd his fcelitigs as man, while t.e le n t li•• power ful o:,ibilet, as a lawyer, in the defence (.0 his client. tire! lasted Com *keen o'clock in the morn ing eight iu the ereitine, making nine hours. covirr or COMMON PLEAS, Gti L , Aus. 4. ID•fore Lord Chief Justice MANSFIELD and a Special Jury. HOD0111110911:41 V. •LLSIET. This was in action on a policy of ingenue', effected on the Uth of December. 1800, on thirty chests of siigsr. shipped on hoard the Vroso bound to Tonntogeo. with lawny to touch at He ligoland. It appeared that the aruml gilled from Shreiner; on ilivlii n of December, with convoy; the wee. tiler, however, being very bed, they parted convoy tile day after tnetr departure ; on the 23J of Der. tile vessel aimed at Helix...laud, where they took on board a pilot. and proceeded foe the Eider; at the niuudi of that riv.-r they sereobliged to cast anchor, 111 cinvweri neut.*. of toe tempestuous state of the. wen. t e wron .t the .I!fh...ulty of the navigation ; the entrance of the Eder bring full of sand-books, which were constantly shifting : finding it ientro-aible to go up the river, the) returned to Heligoland ; here they took ou hoard another pilot, and o n the 30th of December they again weighed anchor for the liver Eider. Tne weather was very favourable in the morisinz, hut about eleven o'clock it began to blow very hard, with snitch .now and raio, and the puce, no. hung ithle to tind the mouth of the Eider. advaed the Carton. ea tne resawl wn- leaky, and had received much damage in her bowsprit and sail to cuter the Elbe fur present safety, aid to hate her damages repaired ; this advice was com plied with. stud they proceeded UP the Elbe. On toe Slot the weather moderated, and bad the weasel Leen to a Cuudithm to g 7 to they might have • 44 1 , „, 1 returned down the lellse: io the afternoon day, however, they were capture.) by and carried up to Ulucketadt : bete the cosihned separately, nod nested with moony, to make them confess from eetr3:l cause, the Ckitaiii !invite: orig . !' that she was bound how Amsterdam. worn out with hunger, at length toile truth, and the vessel was of coiner corolcor This *tau mud wawa:ads: by the Captaiu of the Verne 4/1 , 10. The intymeot of the insurance nail the graiiiid that the Cnpialli, aithilllgh I ally might have gone 'non the Elbe for sofa oh the worsting of the 31st of Deeenittne, have returned to Religula:.4. and pa, origonnl ilesttnetiou ;• molted of which. messed the Eder. he thought he r well tail up the Elbe, and veori hilt 'Cluchstadt, which constiteiest a deviatiou orieniel course ape. tiled in the policy of it. Nu esidenee was adduced io support fever, rod the Jury returned a verdict llaintit—damages 30o!. LAIRDNER C. OFNUOVST. This was se retied brought to recover , on a policy of iiiettputce. ,The eatec bed beets flied last trine and a verdict given for the Platidiff, with kite to Inner for a isew trial. The policy w on the ship (Jout! live, IMUOti On a tra so from Loud. et to Triiiided—,...l from thence or any of the pro-ts of dischorge on It , Mac, with lib,r , y el calve, ot trey of settlements or islande in the course of ' to the Spanish Mai.), with the excels:ism of mild St. Dinein 4 o. The v e riest , it appeared, had gout to emu from thence to &homier) front island she sail. d for St. Thouras'e. where lust on the Auegeds Reef. 'The policy ka laid before some high Law Authorities, the last trial, and they had decided, that -•• t heti), of twilling at the British Settlements Idiom's" related to socks. Settleaseots Wends as lay in her direct c mot:. Tne whole question, therefore, was, Whether St. '!'newels could be ettioaderrd as ly .ng in the direct ar - manlike course of a vessel hound to the part of the Spools!. Mai o ? To weenie three Ceptiiiiio., who hal leen teeny ys West India trade. were examinee& stated"; that St. Thoutas's was ceresinly out of the way of the direct voyage; the not couceive that it was a deviation so brother Cepteihs seemed to think : they ever, agreed, th it the voyage to the was of the Spanish Mein, by St.Thornos's and blends. was much more secure thaw along the eastern shore of the Sponish cause. in the brat inatainc, by soiling Islands, they Isere *sure of a steady ...hid; the second, they were ini t iCa to light winds and calms. It was stated. on the pert or the Defendant, the bare reception of St. Domingo a n d Jam, tootained in the policy, sufficiently evideisted spirit in which the vessel was, under-wrote,. those who under -wrote her int;:isilt:Tthat ti age shnuld by, a!oog the Eestern Coast to Spani4 Main fo the place of her destination, omentin.r oftllooe islands was guile unnecessary, tleit e. 3.. the ship wood.) Imre ',ten at so nut distatice from them—liur, on the other bead, were in a direct fine with St. Tisomos'a, Qa Oohed the tees/ had sailed. Lord Chief Justice ll•asetties tobseeved s when the cause was tried, in is former' he 1w given the policy a greater latitude tl, thought it weuld bear. The liberty of evidently restricted to the ietauds in her Wardbeuud course. Ile tied, at that imagined, that St. Thomas's was nut et the way of the regular ....lege. as I.e stood it to be. The Plaintiff's wituessee s of proving that St. Thom's', was io the course, lied deposed directly to the cc:mussy,. Jury, however, being conveisant iw matters of nature, would, no doubt, decide carrell- The Jusy retired, said, after half an ho. sideration. fumed ter the Plaiutiffi—Damages e 1871. 5.. 3d. LIVING C. GIICAIILS. This was an a , tom brought to recover for breach of Nonfat% The Plaintiff. throuAb the med;nui of his brok e r. Mr. Aldrecht, purchased of Defenders , 9.300 !limners Ayres hides. Thew hods*, when offer& (or .ode. are techeically divided into four chimer., masked A.ll, C. and D thnsa marked A. are perfect ;B, a little damaged; C. coitsiderahle deledrowstol ; and D, worm-ratan. Thiriern hundred of t/se Weis parcliased for Plaintiff were described os belonging to class A, and sold at 71.1. per lb. and the females. iiig low were said to belong to class If. and disposed of at per lb. On examinatiori, how. ever. it seas disco% erect, that 53ti of the hides. pow. porting to belong to class A. were sisely is to be placed iu class C, which desciiptieu of hids• was then %riling at about SJ. per 11).; and the Plaisotiff now sought to recover the differestee betwer• that sum and 714. per lb. which he had peed. The facts were fully suhrtantisted, and the Jury immediately found for the Plaintiff. BADDOW C. This was an action on a policy of ioaniance foe 2501. effected on a quantity of risme. to be shipped front Jamaica for Liieland, no board " aay owe or more of His Maiesiy'a ships." It was stated, that chests . pnt on board His Alajeu)'s schooner, commanded by Lteutimaiit Lao rear Nary. On her vo)age to E.ightod. lance from Jamaica, tie Roo de let f orce , g.satly superior. and, alto in which Lieutenant Latireime greater part of his crew, coraisting , were ki'led and wounded. the Rook M. Lawrence. the widow of , Onii I who commanded the Rook. scleoocer carried 6 put ; she w' Lot mounted four wore on deck. The for Plaintiff (i Mcan) wished to put io the hill purpoer of probsug hi. client's lotorett shipped on board the Rook. Lard Chief J twice 114 isTIELD ever permit it ; and Mr. Sarni& other weans of verifyieti tbe Ext— ols/red. moon oTlftst y tt.r • I lie Cr.', acre lurid iohu- w 'truce the ;iuurir st.ttrd 1. Thr torn, oufcsscd the mule:ward uted Mote reristed. on 5 h 110 IC oriel, Set, ember, could persurd hie hich. having le utiatat as tis goo Is at mou front the ,f lURaraI,CV. ort of tue de- Icisti fur the over dameges pe had beets the Plaintiff, 'he policy wr. a hug voyage thence to alt the Siesnish of the British tl her ro3 age au or Jsraaarra to Demerara. ,ras the latter ' , here she was Itev had been °ores, since that .6. the t lenient' and .tvate:sto sod . The et bote St. Thornais inert and Stir • ilia western t.uut this fact, y ou the Two cf thews tly coostAered the third did re isteat a• his hey al, brio.. *astern part and the utter bes by grails sh Maio; be- arrlong the, ild; stink, to light "arable fendant, that and Jamaica, evideiiiceil the r.sa4tlea. U • that the ray. Coast of the .stinstioo, the eeessary, r, in• It au isomer's. it hood, they ma's, to abich ; observed, *hot tern, he hail time' he now • of calling was oer direct out- -1 at time, also so Ire out of e new under- - eines, instead ro the dittos citatory. The suers of that ectly. at hour's coo. El.--Dainasea s over damages of his br,,hea, 9.3410 !loam ler& fur aide. suss.. rotaskirrl re perfect ; 13, sleteliticatt,l; e•I of the Wes I ,te belonging id the tratain- li, and were 4111111104 h hose- hides. par. &sly it to be of hid.• was d the Plassinif wand •• aa♦ one er r of dollars had been sichooner. the I:ook. mace of the Royal ;lead. at ■ short d... tell its with a French ifter a fallout scowl. was killed. end the 6114 olity of it 3 Dien s Rook was tiptured. of the brave Lamle. ► stated, that thit VMS pierced for tersi rk. (Nlr. Se►j•ant Situ. • ll of 'admit. fir the interest io the specie tiro Rook! nom' HCILD not Prt. i :4ny ..t•••••?!.tlat,:$ n4.‘ lIMIMMEMIFIC