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r ■ • r I f. 4.4 4iT OT ICIN - G's BENCO, 1111grrmiNsTER, M AT 1 , • 1 RESPAMS: • 111AIIIIII V. SKAVAILI. .Me. PARSE moved the COnrt for a new trial in this caw, on the grounds of excessive damages hav ing beets (fifty pounds), where the jury were directed merely to give sufficient tw establish the plaintiff's cause of action. The plaintiff had di.. posed of his business to the defeuthint for :tnool. and agreed that he should retool One apartment in the house for a twelvemonth, the better to 'enulde lila to settle hii accounts. It happened that the plaintiff:lett town, mud, during the interval of his sheence, this ehriendant comoteliced repairing. his lame; that room which lie had agreed to leave ies paaarariou of plaintiff fur twelve mouths, was entered Iry tlw workm en, and the closet which (vomited plisintifi's papers Will ripened ;• the defendant, however, took care to have the palters loftily depo sited in a b4IN, and the whole of them were g:ven to the plaintiff' when dernanded.—hole to *hew cause is anted. _ _ _ Mr. jeltYl.l, moseAl the indument of the Court upon „Pleats Mortimer Mortin, who had brim lately tristel.and fou n d guilty, at Southampton. of usista . meaus to proculte David Lance, Lag. to fight a cruel. Four allidevita were read in mitigation of punish. 'dent: the Ir 4 from the defendant, stating that the provocation hr gave the, plaintiff originated in tiwhaiiaktinriat wstb which he was treated by kim, 'Attu he called to know the author of an infamous repoct which had heel" sperm! auwiust his friend, a Mt. Blake; that he twilit; idea of elialleouing hint eitr-o he weta s t'to thwhuesr 3 arid that the prne oo .- trou he gave wasiii ova the meet impulse of the sue meta. The Ol:II/T three affidavits were fmrn th e friend, of An defendant, statism his iiiiiffrinare isnioners k and genttrisllEeorrect deportment. Mr. Ilttattorints, Mr. Dm/Amps, 111111 MI. AKA. ate, were heard loss. beftwlf of the defendant ; and Nlr. J and Mr. GARSLIV I A:support or the reser ; When Jude (lito;o: prritiouriced ' Ment or the Col, 1,14 that defendant Ghoul:I I be iMprisoned. for his cittl•itee, this' mouths in' the king'S ilettult prison, stud live security for hi, good behaviour for two years, himself' iu 3hdt. andlwis sureties in 2501. each; and t 6 be finds* ititiainilted until such surety be given. At the Comity !Meeting held at Cavan on the 24th last, thanks were voted to Col. V ent.:, Sze. On Monday evening. the elaborato_iy. of Air: . Iles - nuns ! the chymist, adjoining the kliaymark..t Theatre, was discovered to be on fin, which was happily gut ender, without alarming the audience in the Ttritre. On eduesday se - nuight, nt Evesham, Wor ci.,terichire, a man of the name of Krter.e, as he lay is bed, so completely zoawrif on' his fl rA h Iron, Itivshoubler &unused,. to the elbow, thst the hone 'ens plainly to be &seemed ! The consequence was, be bled so profusely that he expired the next morn ing. !inanity alone could have been thsi cause of this new species of suicide I Saturday, u private in the Italian carps of Mises • dangerously nabbed a corporal of the same regi ment, in the presence of several pertain, without any apparent cause. The offender is its cuetody s mind will be examined to-morrow. . • • *_ . • • . . . . . [." .j: ~• :•c t .••4l iir,,lo!,llof ~.Li , sPettrAtf' hittagiercle 1 "gator SICOND StRING falteTlNO, mire"Y, sav t. ^.llimswat: haymow., boat Mr.% Mimeo B e v* 7 lb. sub. D. I. inv. *to 1 on Wk r t,i; ru se. IL Wilma% Sewn' Stan. rat. 0. bee D. of Rot- Vtd, wt. D. 1. snp on ft. to 1 ou Brown Stout. %rossittlrtb Surleigb, best Geo. Croovroor's Asalio, b. earl'. D. I. Annie b. ft. U ID s use Burleigb. fauns of 1009. Y. R. fee s•yr olds mod upwards. S. C. ulbortes Grimaldi, 6 yrs. old, est. drewls Thom, s yas. 4141, est. 41b times Pelime, aged, flie 3111 .. 3 venues Meteors, 6 yrs old, mt. sib. 4 . Sometimes Carlota., 6 yrs old, mt. alb pd hford's Stiattieettek, 3 yrs. old, 7st. loth .. pd erman's Streatham LBW, 5 yrs. old, Tat. 7 111 • • pd wer's Carditial Beaulbrt, 6 yrs old, est.Glb. (dead) pd ,t Critnaldi, 4 to I apt Thom, 7 to 9 apt Pelisse. Grafton's Morel, beat Sir S. iiitwelesi Clinker, Sat. Al.. M. loop. 5t04 ou rlington's Lamaist, ast. Mb. brat Geo. Cowees Bri t sib. Al.. M. mews. h ft. sto4 um Levant. men's Boris Nash, est. ilk. beat 11r. Lloyd's st 31b. Two•year old Course, simp. Is. A. to • on Beast Nash. ircii's Black Diamond. list. beat IA Kiusaird's alt. 41h. Two-yr. aid Course, :Dep. 11. ft 6 to S ou Black Diassbowl. 'rations Japan 7st. 'sib. beat IA Volm's Weaver, ft. if. :tongs. h. fl. 6 to 4 on Japan. ton 's 'frump, best Mr. Kellerman's Cockatoo, 11. M woes. ti to s aust.Trinap. Itistlintres &dentin , ' ass 311). heat Mr. %Filson's r. ilettniiitn, oat of tierphia, sat. 7lts Across the nut, ft. It tots opt. Sal. mot. (i/Allhet Vandyke, heat Ld Darhispoits Ruhena, ach. to 4 int Vandyke. Stew's-Thorn, est. 64111. rec. Irvin Mr. Batum's oat. (dead). 1). 1. Wogs. imiteracra l'otberry, 9st. 71k. ter. from Dir . k. c. Arabian, 7st. ith. Agrees the Flat. ins. .• CliAlltß. , ington, with his relelwided park, has UM' as• lily good run. during the Session, particularly Dish, in the Boron*libsidgc and Cant:rick essen tialist. 'tall roastry, where foxes are iu plenty. ere country slot bin Lordship bad many very tot, though the foxes is that distrirt are srdship's hums& are uennusnonly high herd, of great sire, and are very generally ad. not lateen who attends them —Tile hardest Darliepten, Sir T. Pilkington, Messrs. • 04ishkeren, Allan, T. Shafto, Wi- Silecrtom Hopper, F. Hanky, LOYIKOI, R. W. Yeirse, nc. he. Ratty Hunt.-s-thsilress, Scarlet frock, will' ..141 foxes; buttons uoth a fuss—Dross black collar, and gold foxes ; R. 11. us the de Hounds (those of Sir M. M. Sykes and • a very complete peek, and the thanks of n .fsportssuen, who regularly attend them are Legur.l, fur his exrelkut management of • ..11414 111 several parts of their country eh*, 1 Woklis . , the fames are waive ; but outwit's- IlAve Lad • great many very good runs : they , good sire, very high nettled, and handnoute. ondest riders are—Messrs. Lagard, T. Sykes, ekhonsuar, Ituwer, Browne, Johnson, he. kc. t Hounds, Unifurns.—llkiwlct cost, with a light • nil silver hes, with Sykes;' and a. gone away," ni•silver ; shim hettons.—Fail cost, wills gold Mr. L. FOIC! Hounds—throughout the serum, have bad veer general good swot, particularly at the breaking up of the wow and flood, when for a fi,rtaight ur three weeks, they never went oat, witho ut having a cetebrated ran. They have abundance of WM'S 1111411123• C not had a Weak day dur ing the semen : indeed they are • pack that most give geserul satinfactios, and an reranrhable fur their blood, bum, nail beauty.--Riders, Hon. M. I. Hawke, Hun. 11. l.asoslles, 31essirs. Gaeroine, Cluagii, 'Yorke, Starkie, kr. Mr. Faa's Hunt lensform—Scarlet coat and collar, with a vskl.km. The banters In them three renowned packs are generally thunsugh-hred, and are such snare seldom witnessed Lord twarborungli's 11.0,11111 —ills Lordship has greatly improred these humid', and in 144101011 to his former rolls sir coition• far the chew, has selected a great part of thst formerly hunted by the thske of Leeds. th. ~, the to non his Lordship ha, had nanny exerileet runs, and has given moth vigour to the chase iu that part of the counts y. The Imulitim Stibreripttue Park Intrelstl coati sport this season is the Sedgethrld country and in i n k hunshcrland. Them is a scarcity of fosea in their Annie s7lsontly. The pack IneN ~,,, *only lam din.sue, Beet, and no loniuda superior. Anonsgst hardest ruler:. are—tlessr.. Limildon, Baker, Ibitartois %Vetenhall, clistlonrr, Beckwith, %night, Shaft; f 'mann, lialmisou, he. Re. _ _ laist;ltton Unit:win-4cmlet cost and roller, •ith white ttttom.—Fsill deem, black coat with yellow buttons, with a firs wad 1.. ; white waistcoat, black small clothes, Le. The Hans nigh Subscription Park, which hunt unly twice a weik in °neat the heat ennetr;es in corkshire and Dur ham, hare had soma capital runs, though fmws scarce. A 141.611214 tlw hardest riders are—Memos. (lay tar, Ilart,,u, barima, W. {Vann', Culling, Lc. kr. ;fur...rib l'itibron.—Srarlet euat and yellow collar, with • aloe, and inacriptient, " tiara urth Mint." 1 hr Earingwold Plarelninuds—hare afforded • great Orel "1116"4 spat N Ike gettil , ...:n in that neighlniurkeed, b e d ham been well followed. "Thr I urk Subscription Ilariers.—This steady and tree pack have M rn luny( tin.Aimply followed he the gentlemen of York and the rwisity, and have afforded many ;rood run after the insipid bare. NAVAL MTKLKENCE. PLYMOUrti-Docß, APRIL 30. Yesterday a-rived the Eagle, of 74 guns, Capt. Rowley, fr ru Portsmouth. Last night. after post, 'toiled the following ships on a cruise to the westward: Web Gass. Comareandrna Inrrton.ox ctiriattaii VII no Hancock Warspier - Hue. H. Blackwood 1: tee 7A Rowley Linn 0 fichotaberg. To-day arrived the Growler gun-brig, Lieute nant Crosonum, Trion the westward. Sailed this Tensevaire, of 98 Rear-Admiral Dixon,Cupt. Sir C.llamilton, Bart. for We Baltic ; ST. George, 9e, Captain Hillyar, for the Downs; Eydeeca, of Is gains. .Captain Pengetly, with a convoy to the eastward ; and the enckuo schooner, , Lietstrnalt Padden, on a cruise to the westward. PORTSMOVTII. KAY I. Arrived the Defender and is Reche from a cruise. *Passed by fbr homeward-bound East India ti er Wtslerly. APR 11.29. Passed by: the outward-humid Lisbon fleet. Yano•epr, KAY I. A Beet of vessels appeared at the back of the Sands yewerdav, vuptsuied to be the convoy for Gotten. burgh, driven back by the *treys of weather; bet the wsiid•liiesing come to the westward, they will be able to proceed. „-:.• • ! •4,11 , : . . ~+ . • • • • Yfibmt 4 f orox 1%:G1 4 1 1 4 s . 6.42E7rE. rAorttit.Bl —.' " — PS DISSOLV t 1). *ober, HYNi ow Geroge Cabo., parish of ft Joh., Bayonne, Wirrtellst, millwright,. April is, 1009. 1. Ilstard, lrlouAd Doeludout, sod Sumo., Kamnel, of Liverpool, witieli-ntoufartertors. February 4,4 I oog Simpson Sonnet sod J. Domed, of LiverpoOk silversmiths. relics:l:y J 4, iari9. Thomas Pin boson sod Richard Monk, of Worriment), ovutolhetunie of Lancashire tilea. March 13, 1309. John Derhaw aid Purkiiisou, of Lancaster, li ortsidropen. March in, lino Francis Epps and John (lineman, of Seven Oaks, Kent, ironmongers. March 25, tlilliam Deanis sod Maarp Lister, of Halifax, York, philistine. April 14, limy. Charles Want sad Hoek Hindley Ltigh Coleman. of Lichfield, wine-iherebants. March I, istal William Gibb, William APNeillie, 111111 John Gilds, of Liverpool, soft soap maisufacturers. April 13, 'mint. John Chancellor mud Samuel Chancellor, of Kean:intim+, Midelnex, coach-oaken December 31, I John Lee, Sauter, Priestley, sod Williom Gatliff, of Leeds, stollimoreltaats. May 4, Isrp. D. Sharpe sad Dom. LSO; of Wit sinitlifield, hay and straw {21.31111W1L January 4, t vie). George Frederick Lockley and John Ltuns, of Imming ham, Kent, surgeons. April I;, lawJ. -, • • BANKRUPTS. John Balls, of Great Yarmouth, Nnrf li, draper, to Sr. reader May at four, 10, lit ten, and June la, at Hare, at the Stat, in ffreat Yarmouth. A ttorneys, Mr. Robert Ciwy, jou. Cleat Yarreonds ; or Messrs. flastrott nod Metcalfe, Lineal o's-liiii New.sqoare. Joseph Rowland, of (Sreystock.plare, Fitter lane, Loudon, carpenter, to surrender tiny 9, 23, and June 13, at ten, at Lotluu. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jr" ry. RieliarA Clarke, tate of Whiteelrapel,„ Middlesex, last now of Ithite-tuese-lose, Stepney, in tho Rune county, to out reader May 0, 23, and J mot 13, at ten, at Gitildliall, Lo.idon. Attorney, Mr. Tyler, Bedterd-street, Bedford-square. George Hart, now or late of Stamford-street, Hlarkfriara. road, Surrey, bane-dealer, to serenader May 6,16, and June li, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Epsom, Lambeth-road. Joseph Haukiir, of Holloway, Middlesex, builder, to sur render May 9, at one ' tJ, at twelve, lad June is, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr. Abbott, Spa-holds Frarreis Henry Bonner, of Fleet-street, Loudon, stationer, to surrender May 6, 13, and June IJ, at one, lit London. Attorneys, Messrs. Young and Hashes, Street, Strand. Jobs Lewis, now or late of Upper East Smithfield, Ilk!- , dlesex, needle-mule, to susesoder May 9, Ili, and JOllO 13, at twelve * at Guildluo , !amnion. Attorney, ilr. llall , Cole man-street, London. WilLilm Earle, late of Edmond-street, at ar the Small-Pox Hospital, St. Pancras, Middlesex, dealer and chapnum, to surreader May 9, 16, and Jose IJ, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. George Eves, l lapel-street, Bed ford-now. Glottis Anton and James Benton, of Birmingham, War wick, jeweller,, to sorriest's' Miry - Mk 19, and June it, at twelve, at gm Eagle sad ChM, Wrilamr-leue, Birwiogisara. Mummer', Stoutre. Devoe stud Tooke, Gray's 4arsmosare, 1.011,1011; or to Mr. George Horrid', Tanple-row, Binning ham. Arthur istirls, of Banbury, Oxford,'inereer, to sorreader, May 6, 16, and J 222 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lsadon. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Conflux-millet, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Hawkins, of Bristol, roar, loultrueltdor May 17,, 16, at eleven, and Jose 13,51 six, et Gig Saab Toners, Bristol. Attoroeys, Mr. James, Grayisluswwware, Lee dom • and Messrs. Morgan and Unit, Ilktolul Ewell Jackson and Samuel .Inchoon, late of p1i24121, Sad. ford, japwowirs, to surrender, May 12, of four. 19, and Jaw 1.1, at clines, at the la:teen-Arms Isla, Peak , lid fwd. Minnows, Mr Mont, Surrey-street, Stroud, and Messrs. Crowther', IYeillleihrtry. Thome. Ica, late of Walslram le Willows, Suffolk, Ws bolder, to surreuder, May 17, at tire, 10, sod Juno 33, alt elcvrm, at the Six Beth fun, in Bury St. Edmund's. AWN/. hell, Mr. Pate, Rory Se. Edmund's; and Mr. Giles, Greet 1 . 11.)M3* Ivutt., sf Arneld, York, lines-duper, tikaur.. reader, May 10,1% and Julie la, sit traps, at the Tooting Inn, Sheill4l. Attoraer, Wta. Tkotoptus, Ile. old; sod Mr. Richard Bitlye, Chancery-Imre, Lunar:ie. Jobe West, of Charter-busse 'Beet, Mlddlown, mower smirtarr, re sorresder, ;Hay 6, at sterol, 10, at twelse, and Julie 13, al cleaves, at Gual4hall, Loudon. Attorney, Ur. Pullen, Fore-street, Leedom. William Bannister, late of Rensford, )twee, baker, to surrender, May 6, IS, and June IJ , at eats, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cuttiag, Itartlett'a-Beildins, Holbirro, Leaden. Thomas Coldwell, of iVakelleld, York, dealer and chap els*, to surrender, Miky It, at live, ca, nod Jose is, at eleven, at the Neu. Court-house, %Val:o,dd Attorneys, Me. Ewers, llattoo-Garden, Luntim, ; and Mr. Brower, Wakefield. Jolla Broad, .late of Vint. street, Pedlar's-Acre, Sof rey, dealer and claltp,owl, to sorretider, )4) 6, Hi, at dryers, and June IJ, .4 ten, at Callahan, London. Annette" s, Messrs. Rogers au! Soo, Masebester•buildings, Wart •uiss. 'ter. - John Edury, lair of High Holborn, Middlesex, cheers amouger, to surrender, M. 4, lei, and June 15, at twelve. Atioesey, Mr. licyaw, Cupth.lll-court,'llirogniortusi-street, London. • Rickard Clarice, of Toole)-street, Southwark, cheese. monger, to sarrewier, May Kt, 40, and June IJ, at ten, at London. /Won't", l'lll. Robert Wiletson, Fe:- altars-10u, and Charlton-Cease-rut, Islington. DIVIDENDS. lay as. Samuel Paul Bamford, John Cooke, and Jssra Fraucis Cliltmd, of Twerion, Somerset, worst,i‘niaout,e term, at Glee at the Elephant aod Castle, Mui.moulls *tract, Both. lay 29. James Pudarcl and IVilhans Pollard, of :11nnche4- tee, cattonmpiimers, at two, at the Cinaaiercial Gen, in 11Iaschrolie. Hay 29. William Pollard, of Manchester, coltomspinner, al two, at the Commercial Inn, is Mitarbeiter. May osi. Jame* Pollard, of Manchester, crittonmpiancro, at two, at the C 212172.4 C2ll lan, in Manchester. Mae 30. Joseph Bland, of Fen-court, London, insurance broker, at eleven, at Guildhall May 2.1. Juba Barge, late of Castle Cary, Somerset, stock ing-amber, at eleven, at the Ansford Inn, in Aosford Hay 27. Jaevilmiel Levi, late of Haydow-square Miouries, Miebtlesent, rarnelis at, of eleven, at G nildbal. Julie a. Margaret 1:11uck and Miry Ullock, of Chatham, Kest, liatia-drapers, at one, at Giiddball, Londou. May gs. Robert Ericktr,uf Poetics, Southampton, builder, at one, at the Crown Inn, in Gosport. May 17. James Nile, late of Exeter, mousy•scrivener, at twelve, at the Half Moos Ina, to Exeter. May 97. Homy Hashes, of loTarnforil-eirari, Throgmortun street, Loullan, norebavet, at lam, at Gaildhall. May 99. Niebolsa Rialdoek, of Moat,. armouth Shore, Durham, butcher, of tea, at the Black Lion, in Storktoa, Durham'. May 49. Thomas I.anedale, of Mandate, York, tecramol, at twelve, at the Black Woe, in !Reek ton. Jure t Mattlead Mad'Lad, formerly of St. Paul's flotilla , aril, but new of Tit&ley Cottage, near Ripley, Surrey, enema', at see, at Guildhall, London. Jane 47. Julia Page, of Bialsopagatostraet, London, ha iterdother, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jure 3. WANE' Baguet', of lrydase, Loudon, ciirpeuier, at tea, at Guildhall. July In William Wake, of Spitalacinare, tondos, silk wearer, at ten, at Guildhall. Jule 3. Jaluas Laved, of Ilimadrditeh, London, baker, at taw., at Guildhall. May ay. Phan Holmes, of Piccadilly, warebostwin•is, at ten, at Goildhall, lkoddisa. Mo 17. Remy alert tins Bird and Besjarnia Savage, of Jet frey'awmiare„ London, uareoliaita, at ten, at Guildhall. hoe Soomel Dnia.jsa4Maf4Mted, Eastu,shoupkeept at wee, at Guildhall, Lanais. C~ljjC'.~:~'. .r 7.1 • *ti st 10011; Mort ad Sad Sitterllthii . e, of Yew court, I-undo*, innirmaeohrobers, at elms, at Lauld hall. may 30. Moses Joel, of ifiglsctreet, Slscreditch, London, dealer in glass and earthen ware, at twelve, at Gin Id hail May tn. John Newili and Sampson Nrwill, late of Stoke, county of Siatford, ciutiera, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loa. duo. July s. Joseph Daolby, of Liverpool. Lancaster, slater, at eleven, at the Globe Tovcru, Jules-street. Liverpool. • May ga. Eolneund Woodruff, of Woolesion„ Gloucester, iron.munnfacturet, al twelve, at the Ilcatifott Arms I no, town of Chepstow. May et. Deur,. Williams, of Chepstow, Mammoth, naer. chain, at tacit*, at die Beaufort Arun Ise, town of Chepstow. June ~ John Gall, of r.kee..row, Ilvrmoadae y, sihn , vii tuallre at own, at Guildhall, L.owitien. June Titular Gray, of litiacofunl, Encx, inuhulder, at tea, rt Guildhall, Lataskea. May as. Joseph Shaw, of Heights near Delph, York, cot. Boa spinner, at two, at the Palace Itut , iu 3loiseisister i Lancaster. Joie,. John Isaac lieuting. of Dolby-Tv-ram, City-road. Middlesex, manufacturer of musical null ruirecuta, at tea, at Guildhall, London. May 46. Anthony hurrah, of Swindon, Wilts, skuptei.per, at stereo, at the Greyhosind Ina, Bath. June :a. Edmund Rodd, of Londowstreet, Loudon, met , I chant, at ten, at Guildhall, Londou. era FICATIES--MAY William Helm's, of Naihrwortb.Glouceeter, clothier. Peter Bentley, late of Bllcklenbisry, but uuw of limineti•street, London, stormason. William Mawson, late of Kendal, tVestaisorclead, cotton spinier. • • William Kmiec, of Dover, Kent, cndwainer. John Horne Clark. of St. James's stria*, parish of Mt. George Hatiuversiquare, Middies's. milliner. Jahn yar ds, late uf Mankind', hut MUM of Vauxhall, Surrey. lighterman. Leonard William Jackson, of Renirolow-aireet, Urban', 'ltiddlrueit, cabinet-maker. Thomas Halo, of Manchester, cotton-manufacturer. •. IT TUE UREIC!. Yesterday, Mr. Morris Oppmbeirnar, samollmit in the city, was brought before Mr React, at Dr PotrliC-Oltice, Row -street, charged with behaving iim a very iorlecormis manner, moil remelting Mr. Brook, the principal Clerk Ist the Alien Office ' at the Opera, uu Saturday as'ouiyht It appeared tint the parties were at the t)pera on the above night. Mr. Brook was silting at the hack part of the Pit, soul übsert:iig a &t rust and his lady sitting near the Or chestra ; be moved to them, mid while ha was behind them, be oboes red t h u Prionaer very tromffilesione to an elderly gen tleman sitting near them, oleo to his friend's lady, ultras lie Ironed upon far. ; and with an intention of keeping him her, he mad e up his semi to sit next to tier, and as he was stepping ever the seat, she Prima r, without a word pan- Mg, gave him a vicdent posh, which caused lase to fall down. Upon his recovering himself, he knocked the Prisoner ,korn. Thib C 11114131 a cuosiderabk disturbere in the Pit, and interrupted the performance for sonic time ; every our, however, who saw the transaction, cowmendemi time cuadsrt of Mr. Brook, krrowieg the Prisoner to have hero the *germane and that Me had bra eatve•nely trou;:lemonse to several others. The Prisoner sat therefore termed our, ar.d in gluing which, tlr. D'Egrilir, time Mint;er, assisted. Ou the following day Mr. Brook wrote to Mr. D'Egville to rem hint who the Prisoner was. Ott Monday Mr Brook receivad a letter from time Prisoner, acknowledging Ms anis conduet, Red oni-rieg be rsakru •pulugy, swabs we gee. Leman should make to another. This, however, did ant es -o,ify Mr. Brook, and a cermpoedeace of several letters passed between the parties iu the course of the week. Mr. Brook contended that as the inert and assault had been public, the apology should be aloe public, by Kilmer it ire. sorted in the newspapers; and Mr. Oppenheimer stetiog that the armee had originated frame intoxication. esstilme ass so much so that ha even did nut know that behind bum at 94 Opera, and denied that the public bed any do with, the bonnets, and therefore declined sa prden its the pub:ic papers. Mr. Rae P, however. was• a 411101ent opi nion, and said he thought that a very high tames Marna committed against the public peace by hie prim Imo purr place in such a drunken state, and the politic wan tolievarts teeteil to see their amusements, without being summed by such conduct as his, aad hoped the mansitits of the Opera would prosecute blot am wall r Mr. Peossii, endrecinnuaeud ed the manager, of public Theatres, to prurieseteell permit who went to the Theatres to insult the peaceable pert of the audience. The Primate was ordcemd lobed hail. • • BIRTHS. On Sunday, al his Mess is New Niter k-etrer, Park. lase, the Lady of It. Bat of a dauclater. saute day, of a daughter, the Lad) ut Peter Blackburn, Esq. Blounsabury-squarit. MARRIAGE. On Saterdsty lest, at Ornate ich, by the Arehrlerne of Lei. caster, Frederic Dnfitia Price, Esq. to Marian, youngest daughter of the lam Charles Kensington, Eel of illeekhaetb. DEATH. Oa Sunday morning, in York-place, Portman rare, Healy, the eldest lOU of Endue (•:retra, Egg. M.P. PRICE OF a LI ocks v ESI Ell BAY. 'auk Stock 141 3 per Cent. Reduced riper Cent. Consuls . Giiii 4 per Cent. per Cent. Navy . ... Lung Annuities Imperial Annuities India Stock • taSi I mini Bonds Exchequer Bills esiseis hot b -i i • T. mit, Ststekdkoker, lA. 4. Coraltill, am %Charing-from CHIEFLT wmforr itEsEnvE. FSIR ACCOUNT OF THE MANI'I'.ICTURtAIS, AND FIRST PURCHASERS FROM . 111 E MANUFAC.. 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