The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-06-29 00:00:00

- . rii .Ma• _.••• 711 t Yffff:T. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock. His MAJZITT arrived at the Qust.s's railway, 'front' Windsor, where he was •reeeived by the Dukes of Yollk, 4::UNISCRLAND. KY.NT , SUIIRK, anal Cssilaationst. Soon after two o'clorl Elio MAJESTY held a Private Lever. which was inlet:dell he The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Preeideot .4 the Council the Lied Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treeepir . y; the Master-General of the Ordnance, lila First LAwri ottkoled• stinky, the Throe Secret:ties of Stair, the Chooretior of the Earliegeer, the Seritlary at War, the Conimeterler-sn. Chief, the Recorder of Lund to, the Marque. or Wortley, kart itarringtua, Lordi HertirSeld (geid-stick), and MAYO* , (in weitiogi,, the litinoptif 4 heitar t Omani %Veiny*, ('.Mosel ' Maxwell. and Freeectut, mad Mr. lawketter. The following had the honour of being presented to His M A JESTY Cplencl Free,nia, mom his heing appointed Lieutenant- Colas , ' Coreturadva of. the First -Regiment of the Itoyal busts Loral Militia. The ttey• Dr. Swim. the Dram of 111MiS101, upset Ms iss-• tended promotion toils, Bishopric of Chimer. • Littienant•Coloael sfairvrell, of the oath Reif:meat, upon lisping spots ttwasoeilition. by tiro Margate of !duality. Ltertettast-Cresprol D. U. Wasps, epos his appoiatmcst US the Ouvernsabot of Tyartaionth, Hie MAreeer 41r4it a Privy Coasted, at which the liltuounueu of Le.olllll AttefitttXi s 414 seeds low report of the convicts capitally . 'convicted at the last Old Bailey Sessions ; when we truderstatui llta IliWattrr was pibired to respite &mg all during his pleasure. - His MAJcirtl gave autnenees to the Duke of POATLANA, the rest of the Cabinet 11iiiioters, anti Sir Davto,Dunuts. Soma atter six o'clock, Ella Ma.lsarrt *et *too Nis return for Winil,or. FASHIONS FOR JL'LY. [From Aekervienuis Reptile's of kir] I. ADI ES' owes* Mat. A sesed easeeut robe of 14yjeka brown thistle, worn over *whim aaliq areler-dread, amMadmsted at the tort, Med. round the limos sod skorettOldth es lead emigre lace, pat on nabs, faU, and browtht to ascisirroorest .litacrisions ie filial id the lioasai. Who otnatich-r, tea Lelloiamil with gold latekamorit. awileswliwid iit • straight liar dame the frost 44 the rah% iss the feat. • Yead-dreas, a gold ast.ewl , imelosiog the heir *hied, atal finished i.AstiWith a Medias veil of mewl , moe ,Ht eac, disposed is vandal periparis, so as to display the law on tho ftwebnik wad -Adhogr trier the eft Amadei- Neck lammed sawdets swarausit of • duals row of due Bo wee et riah Awishishe At, baggier assetsested • the esoloar ef tie wits, and west hint the code is s deep Tes tae border of geld or (Moaned siiks.—W kite soda shppers, trimasid with Moon foil or gold. Glares of Preach. ktd. Owen tea of white wipe, doewsted with a bonier of he images witestasalalt Dan.. • semi high freak of AN finis& cambric, we the not. &Waft Weis owl* Wastinad-at-ths lath • meta, and =A* aam Vagigge ball die bowie firmed in et stilW af ibeglaglitesial saddle.wost .4 1 . 3 dank 4 is millW lilac isestrat; 4011 Wtti Venetian binding, fattaisward with a thwasiag at hived white laite. e r a t o u t • 1144witadisIbili stsir twassi *Wilmot, in how with same or set sesel. The brit dressiod compact, to tee Gracie. style. AMA I ars. /Wilms .4 thee must Imam permit imam. edged ht eta Vassigliss, is thrown with simple elesaaosisser she afMe, sentliat the guwatenanee "kbit Plytial alifte4l ll . Sestadiwse . Mad is edverei with a saiall Fradditieg eV lbsealwas the desks *ea a tre:l-costramed phew, IPairaishaa aseetiagond with the clods, with dale mike Chlorite mewhig. *Uppers of tie same, Or of lesaestwieured kid. &urea, Limerick •or 1 ark tan. Yesterday maritime. Her MeJesTY• Princesses AVOt/JTA, ELIZABI , III, MARY, and SOPIMA, left NVtudioor upon a visit to the Countess Dowager of. Ptmoc.otte, at her home.. in ' Etichuiond Perk, where they partook of an early dinner. Tins Duke of CAIIOOIOOB joined them there after his' Hard Highness had paid his respecis to 11; , . 'AlAsverv, upon his arrival at the Qukts's Palace, from 11'inthor. The Earl of CHATHAM, sod • 'elect party, dined with Earl GAOIIIEIIOI on l'undaY? Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with the i)nke of PORTLAND, at Buriiiqzton-house. The Countess of Coma lid a grand rout, last night. at her house, in Boirlitigtau-street; it 8111 attended by most of the Nobility in town. The Etrl of BARitruoas gave a grand din ner, yesienlay, at his house, In Sackville-pireet, to the Marquis of HR•orout. Earl of DARLIN6- 'lOll, Viscouset PETERSHAM, lord SAT *tot ":01.11, St. tolzonot mad Mrs. CAOLDIELD, Mr. F. STAII-. more., and Mr. SMAILESPEARE. Mr. BILLAMT and Mrs.•theßoNs were to per form Lard ,AlewortA and Poke; in the Opera of , TAe Ned of the Mill, et the Edinburgh Theatre, on Saturday last, acid to sing a number of their favourite songs. ' Miss Stlllll is engaged for a few nights at the Waterford Theatre. • • • Mr. PAICIITON, of the Bath and Bristol Theatres, took leave of the Bristol audience last .Monday. in the Comedy of The lingual! 411ereketa ' for his own benefit. He is engaged at the new Covent (hides, Theatre, to voieo Mr: Pore. Mr. SIDDONS has an Opera, of • whiek report speaks in the highest terms, io preparation for the Lyceum. The music by Mr. Aeon**. Mr. Evan has a new afterspiece iu rehearsal at the Haymarket Theatre ; it is said ti passers Rona sidenible interest. Tke music by. Mr. Basatoe. Mr. DIMOND'S new Play, forthcoming at the Haymarket Theatre, is said to posse.. great Lao rest---Mr. JONBII is the hero of the piece. Mr. Youllit he. a part admirably adapted to his great talents. Mr. Eves, Mos.Gemesit, Mtg. Gums, HAvattemer, and Mr. and Mrs. Linux, are all engaged in it. The report of Mr. Wattvoenses having been overturned in a °ambers. Allier, and hie kis ha,- tilted, we ore happi to say, is not tree. It won co, pied by nabeedmodautly from is paper of Monday. Lome Mamie= io deo name of the personwho omived in tomb on illseiday "W. * Vienna. Heise Piedmettieem. of the late wee, was employed es i nietanoltne. by Ge semipro*: he says he sea in tlAt Nada. Of Ur /tat, ttli, nod lyei , in ulna. the Vrewu last 54,400. timerardi 151 piece* tlf artillery. le egotist, his sisca_r, he change/ the character,of his dress twelve ape ainatm • ' I LAN' 1 VettlifieNtEe - - -.............,_ ; COUR* (W giNreS it5.,..,-- at Nisi Privy. 6 Are 7 -OAI 0111 Jwlire ELses.ii,sauussu. • ASSAULT WITH AN INTENT TO COMMIT A RAPE , To C [MG if. MS (MACK •fin: ")Liig or 6414 0 ..... Mr. ‘VIGI.II 11041111141111 111 A LOMAIIII)6 • 4. My Lord, to that Special Jury care, am osbdiet 'meta, &pl,/fluted fur to-am:row—) oirr Lordship re collect, the patties I allude to." Lord Ert.conistocult—" I know no parts• until they are fairly beforegne its Court.—iumutiou their nines." then said it was 14 The King e; Firs sinter the Duke of (Jurdmi," and 11100.11, Taal she trial of the indictment st:xliost els No -ble Ilefacidant, fur in awautt, with au intention 4/1. earn:ll-U sing • rime ou Sarah Wring, should he }tut off tog molt distant - 4Y. it'beint; appointed for to- . -morrow ; on the groom!, that the Proolicutrist lay dangerously ill of it freer, cud her lif e amnia b e rik (l4ll.4e:red, if she WOO obliged to attend Olt to-mor row. The Noble Defendant's Solicitor war served wit h a eerlilltyhtr. from Docthr ltelatuon.of her tn." tl"sposition, ou Sonday host; yet since that shot his, Grove's Agent hwl thought proper to have the trial 11 rl for to-morrows" Mr. ATT4IINKT-(hornier. aavd, there was ns iPpheation made to have the tria( . listed for tosiwor-• Sow--ot war appointed by routine, as it was the •omst Spissial jar) , t-ause.—There were two istfidas eine thrn init to, out of 1)f. l4niNnynn, as to the Pcoaccaitnx'a state of healtlint-tither, of her sn. huitor.,deposing., that he had served the Defend ant's Agraitswitli -notice or hr: indispersition on $44 7 . il.y,64„..sheco vi ppoi e d b5-a. proposal to Allow any . l'hyaicies Liss Crice insuht },leave to betel to see .4ter, at O time appointed, sod nt the presence of Dr. ttobitiemt. • ' • .Mr. Arron:taY-Csit's exit statril, that the Make of Gordou was nowt wahines for his trial to come on ; yet it WM not. his. wish that it should, until the Prusetutrix' was able to typear.. his that con sidered it one' of the most tinfortimare'cive stance* of his - life, that she had hccn taken ill. the .was rtit*dent his LOStillitip weniti believe this, when he en e sider e d the Noble Defeddint was neer 7s) ' years of aRe. and bow shucking it Must be to have sputa, r horrid charge tieudtus; fwer bin. Lord ELLE iiiiitithunH observed, the trisfshonla he mit off until Tuesday nest ; mod he %%ought a Physician ought to visit her, not at timothy! tune, or in the tereseoce of • Dr. Robinson, bus io 71 rinse when horronlil utst,, Ge expected-4e was afraid of ',nine trig: ; at the beak: Itt4e i he wished evety de licacyllS be Preserved . . MALIctOT?s PRoeictrriax. WilletailittiNe. ititAL ATHI.Str.. Mr. Gannett staked, this war nn action to recover ic•noPensstions, by days:l4lm, for tho Defendant's fireferriuKiiii indictinesstlar r eis assault against the 'Pisintif s wif., without any samtilt• having taken Oleg; IFierMr. G. hid taken a vast deal of pains. itieenrchiag- - -the Army list, out . ..Ira tint Defendant was qrserel of, twit Witham effeet—his mind wandered to the Mack C;eneral of Ilayti, but. . la his post micriisto he:fogad lite f4Mterst grebe no less a man than a trumpeter, belonging to the Opera House, but as riot as many Teal .tivuerialo s hewing a greed number houses. sod other isto perty. in this city. The Plaintiff was coach wan to a' Mr. 'lticl;eta, a0., 1 / 4 1, by Isis imlustry. had saysd as much motley as hough* Min a coach and homes, which •he drove as a jo.• ; and his wife, int orunuti, keut a little grocer's shop, in - Brook-street. The I/eked:int purchaiseil this hawse. and wanted to tuna the Plaintiff out, although he had a tease fur sevenyetus. The Defendant pub licly sill! 'se wee determined to have the I'lisisittlf nut of . ..".ie..hutue or'rjta ; this he had done. On tile •ith of June went to the Pluituitrs • house, whore wife war scrubbing the floor ou her knees ; he saluted her with a volley of abuse. such as lie {Mr. G.) would not make use of; hearing it froisathe ll'itaesses would be more than sufficient, as it was such laugua.ze as never ought to be made use of by man. .NN. Woodford requested he *wild learn the house. is as gentle a manner as au inSuited woman cools!; well kisowiug the vindictive spirit of this trumpeter. who before persecuted her, by brin A big uu ejectment, ie. which he ; serving notices for double tea making demands for rent the 'natant it was due ; put her on leer guard. • the Defendant finding he could not pro 'mite her to commit any outrage, than& proper to conceive that she haul assaulted him. and tetaillit went to nua. , itrert .rulire-offier, and lodged his information, that Mrs. IVoodford had struck him with the ocrubbisio-brossis, slid a warrant was granted attannt her. It canoe on to be heard be fore a Magistrate, who was must competent mod moot attentive to his di.ty ; a name who was res pected fry all coullitio•is, au l olio would sift to the very bottom of the case for its facts, he meant Mr. (i•ealeara ; whe t , on hearing the charge, and ex amining the pirtien, dismissed it, but not without passing that censure ou the GenerOl, which :le so justly daerved. The Defendant was not yet sutwtied, hut he nsort4agcd his cionseienee to give way to his nsali.enity, and carry that threat into execution which he had se often- made, that lot would rain flame people. He presented an indictment to the Greed Jury, and they found a hill for thief pretended as sault. The Learned Counsel had not a doubt but he gave siifficient tvideoce before them to warrant it. Fit witted bete - to impemarta the Jury, that it was.not to the Grand Jury at the Sermons, but to the Grain! Jury morons in at that Court. They might have heard of the eipeession t n I will put you in the Cram* (Race:" that is, tf the person who carried it into execution won a rich soon, he saat sure of renting the poor mw. for the expenses, heaav curet r tait i* h t : would no ; b ld ni no " t li c N o "vii me inil T into t'tet ru r i t %Omitted before. Jury; olien the inch Coo bile tried, the Prosecutor was not d. lf she trod 4tne to him, stud asked "--• ' his advise, it should have been, amp! natl. AST his Loodeltip will see low the rid Jprowlstitifsno sod heisime himself your This would have been hio ativiee. if the nt had dared to mine forwent ; hut he aetlt tebivibeed of the oppressive part he . wed well holm the Ceart wank! give I. • af chastisement lie as richly by observiiq, that the ... • had giiii:ed his objt:ct, for the Phietig sed'his r.- smile writ nearly ruined. and nothing but their. me. (Oct could love. the from being totally so. He t l ion proreetleti to call his aitriessea. Mr. Fritneis Thomas,. Clark to Tewwstreet of lice, proved, that the Defeadatit, ceiling himself General Ashley, applied to Mr. GRAMAIS. the Sit:. ring Magiatem ! e, far a warrant against Mary Woheg for,d, for am mots t, on the 26th Jane, 1.144,3"; ' :-,thitt it was granted; that the cowl was not heard` Distil the 19th of June, whea,tho. Defendart woo discharged. . sir. William Grill produced the indictment from toe crown-office. which was read. Mr. ATTuithKir-cE/leltAL took as objection to 'the record, as the tuilictittent was. hot stsfliCieutly described in the declaration. This objection , proved fatal, and the Platutiffwea nottsnited. r !Aeneas V. .Deßol6. The Plaintiff io this case is a breeches-maker in the Strand entrusted the -Defendant wills 14s. of articles in hist trade, to take with bun. 19 Spanish America.. A Speuish.house its the city security Went fisetheamodut, if the Defendant diiti net return. The Defendaisit did tat urns end the Pre-' sent setion weir brought to runvetehe amount of' the pods. ThP krtesettite-Gt SEUL. in defence, pat in an invoice, winch stated that the Koval* trete shipped for the joint brodit of the I'Liestiff and Defendant. He said this must put as end to the action. Mr. Outtow milt, the Plaintiff was not aware, that the invoice had ant+ a head, as it was not the original egreenient, bat it must have been anode out so by the mistake of his clerk ; hut even in that' case, he entail not be ants-milted; liftte would pore two pair of leather breech**, eitiCe ii# guinea., that tit Llefeteilehe had for his *wit ttie; unil it ensild wit be mum:larded to he said, that the Plaintiff had • a joint irate-rem. in them. • 'fluorine Fenton, foremen to the Plaintiff, proved the delivery of them to ttirDefendasit. The Jury gave a verdict, tinder tae direction of his Lordship. for the Plaintiff, tit. tis. COURT OF CORMON NAAS, weevil twists, J Via tal. , • Sittings at :VW Prigs befare Lied Chief ./surfice Maesysetn. SUALI.IIOIIX V. FENRAL. wlts au action to recover damages fir an l'••• mat coasiui. ted on the Plaintiff. Icappeated. in • milk-ace, that the Derr/KWH is toe keener of 'l ox iii the Preetidly.Soziety's tuceittig-room; that the Platatiff charged him with et.ithrealitig a Orb' ';1 upon which he 'truck. tit.. Plaintiff nn the head w-th a booti e , 'witted, w Jitefi f tar a// ;hose in distress." No . witaiewies 'Sere talkie' upon the' pert of the Defendant. The Jury- Mood for the Plaintiff--Damages Inl, • WCLIIIA.XC V. C . This i.e an 'action to recover 1351. being the prim: of a pair of horses, purchased uurthe De fendant, alleged to be nmoutteeel. Several farrier* wereetaimitied ss to the conilitian of the !tortes at the time of their being sold. Some Goes:rived that they were unsound. having hail the thrash ; others thought they w• ce not unsound, as the •issiose-saiswolsrarribuitelpiest mate, dot minable 4 reated_y. The Learned hints', not admitting this disfmca float, charged thelary to that effect. who accord ingly htti4ht in s verifier for the Plaintiff, 1351. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Just es. ,] szpvcrioN. Stall NGI e. 41011.. • Th;4 was en action brought to reamer a compen sation nada:bastes for the loassamained by the Plain tiff, through the seduction of hi, daughter by the' I)etrialatit. a Captieiti itt the 7th regiment uf light dragoomi. It appeared that the young lady he question, a most isiterrsting ond lwautif al girl, had just requested from a boarding-school, and was nut quite fourteen years of age, when, by the sirtifiees of the 114(ootoos, dic aas obloced to leave her libsee at Keingstoit-upett-I homer, and go ith hnu to jattedriti; after • few days she was dust t;eireti by ti,e ;Werra of Police, and restored to her parents. The circumstances were of an aggrevetteel outure, and the Jury retuirued their verdict—Damages fur the Plain tiff; 1.1001. OLD IMILE Jurve9. Tbis day the Searinue of Oyer and Termiotri and gaol &livery, eiorialeneed here, before the Rl.;lit lionottrolile the Loru M•tea, Sir Sown La BLANC, Sir ALAN CHALItitL, the likroguma, kc. ke. Themes Edwards, shorn we understand to be a Gentleman of considerable fortune, stood capitally -indicted for die comaireraeor of au unuatural crime. We forbear tasting the imortieulors of the evi.lenee of this ilisostiii i r scene; hut the tiviinony of the two witnriwes who waited Win woe not sufficient to ' justify II capital onsivietion, moil he was neer.worily acquitted. tie was noltriif to be detained sod proirestill for d WHOMle3l.otir. lintel brown( wile eitilithily ioilkted for straliog a mare, the t ironeity of John Carmen.—The Ju...i found Into Gnilty. hot rrenesioseiiiksl tons to mer cy, Oil the gron.ol of lute hatpin:: mole no reek...ace. llamas doss wet iodide(' for breaking and eu tering the tlwelliou-house of Itirherd °Atka, stud stealing there.-i r time-piece. a tea-caddy, and other artic:is, The Prosecutor has elielabers so the first floor of No. 5, New inn. The heed , porter of Nese luu saint. that. oil the evenin4 of thoolat. the trth in.t. about live o'clock. be ob . veered the Prisuaer stud two otiftr men pass the Lodge where he set. In about an hour after, an steno was given by one of the Lneividremrse of the Lea; sad upon Antlipg the cheinbers of ,WK Oak derhail hems' brakes open.. be trade prosoit, and overtook the Prioorer end the two men with u bun dle iu his hood. Re seised hint, and took him to ItAbe Bolls Warclehouse. in Carey-street. The Ile war there *peered. mind cortataed la true *ad a rese-oselily. rolled op in a t:thle-cloth. the Prietrmr's porkers wipe. found a *hid of Mr. kdries, eileittle. with rouse mom in it, which had , n hiker :sat a rs,, the chambers; tietlire with a , whteh oparad the door. The Jury,'sitiliont tatioo fermi& verdict of-14; qty. • • • " allo . itioor .' Pip, -was rotp . ltility indictra for 4 1 : 4 :11.1111j a re ssedi llt a r . 1 b as e kikeelgou. iiu „ 1 , of Korp .S, tree J 4.ovt . '7 • - - ' property. The things were ieised on her, end the Jury found her guilty of the larceny, in steal ing to the value of four vrallings. JoAs frelers ear kolicted for stealing a bugle- • hero, retie 401. thi'limperty of His Majesty. The Priborier lodged Itf,he ISOs romp with Ponder, a drummer it the Vat regiment of Guards. who had - theliaiglaru. to practise 43. The horn *RIP staecr shy 14th inst. sod upon being missed, was diatterered to have been pawned by the rtliwn. er fart two 'billings on the same slay. The Pri *otter had the advantage of au .excellent ch•ifacteri and the Jury found him glary of ineiling f to the amount of tpshillinr• 'Vary Sion was . indicted fa eilitninins. en d ue • fake men-Imre live yards wf cloth, a.ad otrifiarti cies of wearing apparel, the p.operty of Williiiia •Levegrove.--Ver4liet.:—Corday. • ROSINESS. 4111• 11 41 ektviit of , poganim !viz es. .Itlter thi primeadingo ado; last Court Brea read, - Mr: Vaoltaticod eilled the attentior i of the Court * a herolotion whir!. had tr,cl ,o .:d, hten•ng the eel:lest* of the NJVi t paifUri ( . 6:lletaittee. did not .1 preseist niffelll to measure, but *Liked Gentlemo.'s atter:tiara simistd be drawn to tee subject, se, (rain the vet). ext.-e. • rive juristlictiots, ai,d iniet..9.9iy of hownese of OM -C0m.911.t •re. 9f -ncli a Booed tit 'mg were cloned folly into neu'd tend to the general injury of rhe intine.to of the-City. A'fbetitstio was pi'ese,ted from t - :e ihhabitants of the Ward eIL•-eticap, praying tor the ;comsat of the Poultry Colvoter. oli!cli it stated to be io a miss orate, unfit. for the St!rti.i..., 01 the prisoner., :and a nuiesse to the nrighlhouri:(44.—The (ma visrordered to-be referred to the Countiiitee of City Lewis. 13L - Tif 1.6 H HOIPITAL. The Report of the Cumulates. a isoimnted to treat with tht• - tWooproor- and Committee of Bethlehem tl.e,r right in the I.c.te of 1.4 e Hospital is Moortields, was read. It muted, that the Com mittee bad 'come to a God resolution of granting ctr.ven scree of laud iu St. Geon4e'...iienlo, wheel, the Dog and Duck was formerly minuted. for the erection of a new hospital ; that 99,01 otter rhou Id be appropriated tothe Uutldtnge, status, and yards. fertile accommodatio4 of tno toasting e aril tint reirtulthg thtee to . be vested in SlSCiere vernotav to' let rtn lease r to iocrease the rereeeiterei the said Morpitat. •n. conritleiation of thew gaititse op. therititterte• in the Kite of the aid 1t4..i.g shoot three sire of land. whit* had beets ginedier to thane ea tease by the City for 939 yaws, at thlll spawn& gent •t •tie ~billing. (Trot Ott qtiestitmi drat the Court slionld agree with. the Cowtaittet in their Report. a t;entientate ettheeitted *whether it would eat be well foe the Court to-be errhaa, that while 0:7 vier* benefit. itig. are vilaritehle institution. they Ware not in. . jiving ewooter......thrlihteliiieluent for the Reber a toe holtliette Aleut, the (Magnet blind, who hetet their premises • en unites -trete,. were perfeedy sati.ued with arrangementsthet had beta made. • tOfWerrotioo then arose relative re the •. pinion of the redacts el the iamb in whabee Ahoy shodid be added to the • • estate, or to the City Ueda r; in whieh ' Mr. (hems said, that the toad is St. CUOMO . 6f. its ilt•klantitl to the. Oridgt.housesestatit. and i valued *LAWS. per moues, that in MoortieMs • , milord at Ittuol. and wit esireally pert of . oty Lauds ; theeefOre he couteaded *OW. a be placed 'to the carte* the fereerr. auk I to that ef-the hitter. Mr. alilllry4vitert44 into the history or the said to helonrto the Bridgehause.emate, sad roe. • tended that they beltinwed to the City. - Mr. Heim: said. the Court *boleti. pause they gave away so largea property. Though it be vxtit rn I;raitt laud in lieu of t the'• fortnerl cnjdtil tiy the Lliansital. he (lid not conceive 'were ju..tinatite le giving ewes tie property City to immom the Hespitel's revenues. It lwr. ...atemesu.eistst, Rs far as he could trader r, Mond the o.iabistat s •it . resolved itself into two gun. bolt lltbether M wens right sod proper bar. Rata 2. sail met 4,,,athether it 'boa id p 1 the iirelaehetpor.eptatr, or the City lands t' te the latter, he had *lamps eonsidtreil their Ala One interest. mud could net conceive how thopmeeld be separsitted ; but if it. was material to daoldstaitoo • that, this was not the proper bate; it world future question. As to the terms, he t : • City were bound S. agree to then§ Front motives tlvri hiul•fortuerly granted to the • ' l3 t a parcel ot.' laud, at one is.yeer, proved it a gift; and could they mow with to Wei it back agrits, without an stleloate pasta It Was true, three acne time to be wren to Menem their revenuer I hut the whisk elamo acres were emir vainest at Soot. while thew given ap produceit Wee. tie would therefore vote k.r the origivatl After wise further conversation. in which Li Hoarat. Mr. Dixtre, Ahlerus.n. C. S • Met Mewatee. took part, tue question •• 4 11 14 berried. illtialamte asked whether any proceedings. and • 'Ana. bail liven taken tee the Itemesalersacer. S. se. -. mitosis the extent, of the jurisdiction of the CO) . io the Borough ? The itimsmotattctaanswered.thrit hehadi. tigated the trotter, and laid his pro' the Coto t „r two yews Lu tridiisned uu eiders Oh the sei4tet , • Mr. (31641 , V11Z1i then try. vu et01..t., that ne woe move her a seieet committee, at the tir.tt.Coort. examine tat.. the extent of the pritilires of t . Cif'? iu the liar( g . n. 4 • CpOn iii, .ftle , • • •14( of time iterewt Of the Mild Committee. for 41. owing a prOlooti , v44 of the Le den.,Mitstta to mi./on-et into the 1.411.. s a lon • bite ensered, abut the itaroit was tioolly • • t upon the tabs ; cod it was'ealiereed tow • Committee. tereastattier whether it is i 1 • . tirepareis Silt to rereal nu dory! the Stith yeas A • PorlitratMeit•rstr% :neves , fotrointtg the two rt. lebeeeta a ,oubt rintislins th e m oilier eateeded eatketest Loestettewl &once* to His • elajnotir,