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II justification of hie cooduct in the capture of Pen. sac .Is. It is stated, on the contrary, in the New York Papers. that the Government of Pensacola deny that soy rid or comfort has heeo given to the Seminole Indians in that district. which anti/. ed aid is [deeded as the justification of General isecson in taking forcible possession of that city. The evil and longing eye which the Government or this. United States has long east upon the Florida's. is nut well rulculated to itlitsits a favou►able re. eeptinti for the plea advanced by General JACK. SON, in justificatinti of thia public outrage. The American Funds have declined consider. ably ; tlw 5 per Cents, which were sonic time ago 105 and 106, are quoted 102 ; the 3 per Cents. formerly 7-2 and 73. are 691 69; the Bank Stock hail fallen lately 10 pe► Cent.; but that decline is owing, nu doubt, to private circoinbtances. Jimmies Gazelles to the 20th of June hare arrived. Commodore AM had appeared off that i►lund, and received permission to enter and get sup pile.; after which. he again proceeded to sta. Ac count. had been received, also, of the union of the squadrons of Baton and AURY, whose combined force amounted to twenty-one vessels of different descriptions, completely manned and armed. The Paris Papers have for some days past for ni.borl little other information than the mocemrt►t. of the Royal Vionly. Throe of Saltierlay, which we have received. are of di- same description. We have received Hamburg's Papers to the 2sith last. The King and Prance Itovel of Pit Nits mode their &tirt with west pomp into St. Peters. burgh. oil the. 4th. They were secorop inn el by the Eititret.or of Huss's, nod several ether Mem bers of the linewri..l lamb. A full report of the Fifth A iiii ;emery Meeting of the Citt• est Wished on the plan of the awl Foreign S 1ic...1 Society, held yesterd iy, is given in nor preceding columns. it was attended he the Doke and Dtichess of KENT, Nitwit Lao. rot.to, and several other distioguished characters, whose presence added greatly to the interest of the actin. • 1 Mtti ctossw.—The report of the state of the verterdet Majesayties passed a pretty good eight, sad is bet ter lu.day." 'llw Doke of WELLINGTON sod Lo►d CASTLE. NEAGH t N 1,1,440,11 bosom* yesterday, with the Earl ut 1.114.ar00L, at Fife House. Yroirolay the 8/popish Geotentl AL6I/11 woo in. t,noluertl to the Num' REesirr at Corium-bowie, sitf4 e,te honoured with on audience of hie Hopi 11 g.u.ro,s. The Eli! of LIVERPOOL and Viscount CASTLE. REAtal had audiences of the PRINCE REGENT yesterday. Cibisoet Commit is summoned for two o'clock, this day, at the Foreign Of fice. Mr. ALEXANDER BARING has been invited to attend 11w approaching Congress at Aix-lasChao in Ile. This distinguished honour is doubtless owing Is, the Intimate connexion which subpioto be. tareis Ihat Gentleman and the pecuniary arranges clients made hy France for satisfying the demands of the Allied Powero.—l Evening Paper.) Eccinowt.—lt has been customary, at the corns vnenceinctit of a new Virliiiment, in beautifying the II ..use of Lords, to make use of Nem scarlet cloth. 80 , . 'ifs effectual have the lectures on recinomy been, Poo Car nu relates to trifling natters, that this 4,141-r.tubli.hetl system has been abandoned on the her the whole of the cloth nee's- coy for the ornament and convenience of the excrut that by which the woolsack is cover vil, is the same, turned and dyed, which has been in ta.e for several years. The sum of 50/. odd shil lines, is, it, conseqiience. 'med. Dr. SWIFf, acre alive, would probably construe this turning t!/* riuh as a hint to all those whom it might concert,, 1114 they would be liberally rewarded for hirnivig Aril. (-watt. A Hull Captain of a Greenlandinan, just re tinned from the fisheries, gives it as his opinion, that owing to the close and solid state of the ice in the Polar regions at the present time, there is no ratanoil hope of the Northern Expedition reaching, or even coming near the Pole. The other objects of the exp e dition, he Par, he hiss no doubt wi ll he lolly realised, viz. the ascertaining whether Spitz hilgett be an island, or joins some other land ; and th e hivestigation of the hays, inlet*, &c. Wednesday night, as the Leicester packet, Capt. STEELE, was approaching Milford Harbour from Waterford, the whole on board were much ala►med by the veoliel apparently striking on a rock, when, to their surprise, an immerse whale came up by the 10, Ie of the packet and made off. Such aas the coacussion of the fish against the Leicester, that it broke cilia great part of the false keel, and so much 4 1 40147. rd the vest.el, that she was nearly water. bregeJ, and is now under repair. 31any fragments ..f the t•kir► and flesh of the fish were left attached to the u►.u-work and wreck of the packet. Several other whales were seems sporting itt the early part of the afternoon. Licht preceptors have recently been admitted into the Lallelisteriati School established st Pau. rho will Kier iiistrisetious for the porpoise of es. tending the iiew Snrl hod. 'Chi. 'mimicry institution 1. a , •tie, ly pursuing its IJhours. The number of scholars increases daily. Thirty-two isssistsiits are completely masters of this plan of teaching. The iwer.olial estste of the Isle Alderman COMBS Wet etinsli i 111 1).011:10114. ClllllllOllll to be under the 1111111 of 140,000 f. Ills son, H. Comas. Esq. is the traiduary legatee. The property to left to the Wife and children. There are no beipost.. out of the fillatly.—Prebato was granted Gii 'Le 290 ult. t 4P r \ c ejs c KEW. AUGUST 4. Last evening the PRI ice lisavvr arrived at the Pithier, to dine with the Duchess of Gt.outavera 1111 a the Prince,. AUGUSTA. &c. His Royal MON llPee afterwards returned to Loi.don. This morning she Duchess of GLOUCIATER and Princess Alumina toile in au open carriage, in Kew mid Richmond Gardens. The Doeheati of Voila arrived to-day from Oat- Oil Li visit to her MaJtirrtr, who continues to.d.sy eumedsing better. THE GRAND MEE MICH.4Era roua Upon the 40th ofJuly the Grand Duke MICH rt. arrived at Yolk from Leeds, where his [myrrh., Flighorar viewed the iiriticiyal manufactories. Clot if &c. mid gave extesitive orders. The Grim! Doke arrived at the Black Swan at tight o'clock. On the 29th, at one o'clock, he went to the Cathedral, afterwards went to York Castle; viewed Or Courts of Justice and all the dtsrrt•nt apart 'twits of the Prison, &c. Here his Imperial High ness left a very listintsonte sum of money to be laid out for the general relief of the prisoners, beanies giving to several individuals. Afterwards his Im perial Highness went to the Qoakers' Mad-house, the finest of the kiwi in the kingdom, where hr left . lar g e %um. On the 30th ult. the Grand Duke yr ended to Castle Howard, to dine with Lord Cegi.tei.E, and afterwards proceeded to the Goldpt Lion, at Northallerton. Yeettrdsy the Nuns REGENT dined with the Prussian Ambassador. Yesterday the Duke of You visited the Pat NCE MARKT. Yes's-witty morning, at eleven o'clock, the Duke and Duchess of RENT. 1.1101 Prince I,FitPOl.O, went to view the pr•ucipal School to the Hun ough of SouthwJrk, fur teaching the British and Foreign System of Education, where the whole system was medically explained to the Duchess and Prince LPOPOLD, with which they were so extremely ainus.d, that it occupied their attention twit hours. The K pint) , then procretleil to the City S•linfol. upon the same system, for 1.000 children, where there won a public examination, appointed to he before the Duke of KENT. Prince LEO POLD, on his way home, celled et Carlton Hoare, to pay his respects to the PRINCE RROZPIT. Bryon STIERNELD. the Swedish Ambassador. gave a grand euttrianiarent on Saturday to a Liege patty of distinction, at his residence, Lower Grosve nor-street. The Right Hon. J. C. Ve'Amu gave an ele gasit entertainment yesterday to Baron Faast., the Ambassador from the Netherlauds, seed a large party of distinguished personages, at his house, North Andley-street. The remains of the Countess of ST. GERMAIN! were iiiierred on Monday, in the family vent' at Port Eliot, Cornwall. The Countess of MANSFIELD has purchased the admired mansion and estate of Castle-Hall, near 41ilf it'd, an event highly gratifying to the tants of that town, who, sensible of her Ladyship's and Mr. GastriLLE's liberal patronage, once they became proprietors of the Milford property, now confidently anticipate Castle-Hall as the permanent Grath ►esuleuce of the GRIITILLES. Sir RICHARD RICNERTIMI ■nd his Lady arrived and visited the Breakwater at Plymouth 011 Wed nesday. The western end of this stupendous mi. dertaking is advancing rapidly, and has etteiried the height of six feet above low water, in rather a short period, which may be somewhat sttributed to the trecnbar fineness of the summer. His Grace the Archbishop of Yon. has been pleased to grant to GRANVILLE VENABLES VER NON, E-q. II.P. Master of /Ws, and Waiver at Law, the offices of Chancellor and Commissary of the Diocese and Province of York, %want by the resignation of OssonwE MARKHAM, Esq. JONES, the Oxford Pedestrian, undertook to walk 110 mills in two successive days. on Warwick race course, on Wednesday and Thursday last. He was allowed twelve hours on the that cley, and thirteen hours on the second for the performance, exclusive of one hour in each day for rest and refreslimeist ; and he completed the task, very handsomely, two minutes within the given time. The Herefordshire hop-yards in many situations have assumed a luxurious and promising appear ance, almost unbolted for, and the produce, and also the quality, if the weather be propitious, will, we are cootident, exceed all expectation. The barley and oat crops have been greatly revived by the late rainy ' end promise to be abundant, us also the potatoes. The orchards, in many situations, have likewise a most gratifying appearance, the trees are loaded, without being bardened with fruit, amt where common care and skill are exerted, excellent -cider will be made. Mr. Hoss's Sale of Paintings THIS DAY, •t his Rooms on Ludgate-hill, commesiers at an earlier hour than usnal, on account of the import ance and remarkable beauty of the Pictures. Et the most valuable sod select collet:two ever sold by Public Auction in the City. On %Vednesday morning last, about ten o'clock. as a gentleman, accompanied by his daughter, ow. driving a gig on the banks of the Canal, between Falkirk and Grangemouth, the hope took fright. and ',kluged into the water. when, by tl:e violence o f the %hock. the Lady was thrown out or the gig into the Causal, and drowned. The horse was likewise drowned. A few days aince, one of the Roval Nbirines at work under the eouider of the Qmeen Charlotte, fell overboard ; the drummer who was at 'yolk with him, kilowing he could swim, directly jumped over to save hot comr.ide, and, at the hazard of Ilia owes life, supposted him 1 lie was nearly ex hausted ; when a boat with W. BEALE and G. BECK (two of Mr. Mormalr's boat's crew) being near, picked him up. FASMOIIIit ft' Annrrim and DRPARTITRITa. Lord and 1.+ , 1v Castlereagh returned to turn yesterday, frogs their sent, North Cray, Kent. Arne: di at Krnsiet'a Iluu 1, Leierster.square :—.Comte Preitt , tess, hulas Paris; H. E. Coutte Larvenhettu. Sweasall Ambasculor to the Court a rm...., C..... I,.tketskrol.l, Of the Palace of hi. 11,1jeoy the K in of from PAS ; Marquis .le Noy 47. Comte lifir...sevr. Gestural Witaspearr, fr..m a tour; Protisasno Hrociltuo, Guns ditto. The Earl of Lie Amy. from like know in Connaught-place, for his sem, VlEncorn Park. [Astro,. shire. The Manors coed Membranes. of Tavistock, fur Wuoburn A Miry SorC. H. Conte, dart from ht. hnisoe in Culsnewght•plsce, on a tour. Lot ri Filtharris, fro. Hill.otreet, Derkeiey.sque►e, for his scat, Hurls Cllll,l, Manic Lurd 9.l•ev, from hox hui in Lower Grolveoor-otreet, (or has wet iu Salim x. Mugu.. Cornwallis. front his !tonic in ow Burlington street, for his seat in Suffolk. Sir Samuel and billy rholyer, tom their hone, in Crest Cumin.. land place, fur their seal, Pe !onion. 511N..111. 111.11. N Forteseur. (ruin his bowie iu Devonshire-place, fur his seat w Sumerseishire The Earl of Carliamiltun, from his house iu Briiton-street, B.rk. y sinner, for his seat, P.iyite's 8.11, Surrey. The E4l I of Leitrim, fruin hn huisse nr Grosvenor-siptare, fur his seat in Ireland. Win Long Wellesley, Esq. St P fur his sent, Wansteasl 111,11. e, Essex The Earl iifDailiovav„ (non his house in Upper Grosvenor_ street, for his seat, Dor-ham. Sussex. John Pallie, Esq. from his house in Devonshire-place, fur his sent, Ruse hill. Sussex. William Priemoot e. Esq. from his house in Stanhope. Wei 1, %I.iv fair. for him seat, Eitglefiel.l green . Lord %limes-lie left low, yesteiilay. for Pansatiger, Siert% mi a visit to fin Enrl and Cnuntrs Cowper Mr. and Cady Cer.dior Lambe 1,4) town yrsierility f... Moe_ baaiptaa, am a visit to the Earl soil Countess of Beshurougb. BRIGHTON, Munn 3. Lady Bloonsflelsl end family , the voting Marquis, and the Ladish 'Wilmer% or the Rotlsind bonds, roosioue the roily occupants of importance ut the Palace, and all, it give+ us pleasure to add, are in the lilppieit a jnyntent of health. It is commonly understood, T r om aerangen t er i ts that had taken 1/1 •er, that the Prnire It. gent would .t e been herr rat this, and lorior to this tune, h a d not the se 9.. 111 , 11%1P0 , 111011 her :111.je.ty 'ne wton-4i his flightless from leaving London— under existing eircunistaticea, therefore, it is impos sible to say when the town will next be honoured and Cllllveeted he his ;togas' presence. 111% am al flichne.s's Physician in Ordinary, Doctor Tierory, is daily expected at his South Parade residence, where Ml.• TirrlWy, mid the greater !not or the Ca olly. arrived on last Monday. As yrt the Theatre has had no overflowing houses —though the Hitler-Nina there ate of no ordinary east, as th.e pretty niteresttog 'lancers. the Misses Macsisiley, Mr. Maywood, Mr. Would's, Mr. Powell, and other performers of ta lent. Ailfird pleasing testimony. P tttttt etiade Corteerts :it the Castle continue to lie elegantly et. tended— but earn these scarcely appear to lessen the nomber of evening visitants to the Libraries— these places, iu truth, are crowded nightly. HARUOGATE. J V I.T 30. The influx of clammily at this celebrated water log-place has been more numerous %titian the last ten days Riau was ever remembered at this early period. The folkiwit.g compose part of the pil l iej. tad arrivals flaring the last fortnight • _ _ The COllltien of Lincoln. Lally E. Seymour, !barium( Clermont, Lady Goodrich, Lady H. mad Mr Savage, Malmo of Ferny., Sir H. Macdougall, Lady Misty Lindsay. Sir H. St. P.ssil, Sir David and Lady Haiti', Sir H W. Wilson, Dr. Harrison, General Movies, Colonel Frilserstoose, Hon. H. and Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Harrison. Sir H. and Lady Vitglier bert ; Lieut.-Gess. Mac N• ale. Mr. and Mrs. Lodge Batley, Mrs. and Miss Bateman, Mr. and Mrs Russell, Mr Letter dale. Mr. Dawson, Colonel Broughton. Colima', and Mrs. Cooke. Colonel and iris, Misses Campbell ; WIWI and Mrs. Duos, Colonel sad Mrs. Howard, Miijor King. Hun. Mrs. Carprover, Hon. Mr. mid Miss issibru, Major-Gra. Stewart, Dr. Bloasi, Cul. Gruff, Mr. and Ms. Foyer; die. BRIDLINGTON QUAY, JULY 30. The Hr.. the Writ errivnlt he►e:— Sir W. Welly, Bart. M P. Lath. Welby and family, Dr. and Mrs. Storer, Capt. Green, Mrs. Hayward and Mr. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Tallans and family, Miss Tom linson, Mr. Like, Mr Pryor, Mr. Hallett and family, Mri. %Vest, Mt. and Mr... At.li and Coolly, Mr. and Mr.. Whit acre, Mr. Paley, 4.c. Monday sen'sliglit the asiniversary of the battle of Talavera was celebrated sit Guildford by the fraud. of J. H. FRANkLAN F.sq. (late a candidate for that Borough), the gallant Cientleientit hkiiug mush distinguished himself in that gluttons action, in which hr was severely wounded. Ou Thotsday afiersmon. sit Irishman. who was employed by a filmier of a neighbouring village to assist In getting in his harvest, tell fmm a cart and broke his arm. IVe wish our timice of this sari dent could conclude herr, hot there is au gallon which we owe to the pu blic , that 11111%. sues I. come every personal feeling. This unfortunate man was neither relieved by private benevolence (beyoutl the paltry gift of a few our by those whose duty it is to alleviate the sudden calamities of the poor, without regard to the nation, or comity, or parish which they b e long. fir walked to Wisidsor, 15 diitance of three miles, ill the most excruciating pain, to obtain surg cal aid. lie here fund our of those benevolent men who are ornaments to their profession, aisil blessings to the community : his 111113 was set grail l i 111 l usid half-escrow's put ill his picket. The slew day this wretched 'di-auger was wandering in Windsor with a petition for casual aid : the big tears rolled down his manly cheeks es he related his story. lie was very properly directed to all active and benevolent magistrate who lives In the parish where the mccideiit liappessed, lie, we doubt not, insisted that Justice (we will slot call it charity) should he afforded to the poor fellow.— But is it nor ptiahle, that with such a mnslitiicetst provision for the poor as this country atiOrds, there should be a moment's (wilt ;lion in swishing these funds to casts like the present ? The mistaken economy of parishes is producing such disgraceful scenes.—j Windsor Espress.) HAYMARKET TIIPATRK. We were Inst night tnricli'gratifled by the per forensiiee of COLOiSIITHN c•oneily tsf Sbe Stoops to (:ma itr e ? . it 1. a pru.luctinu of ilefillile Iltl.llolllT —and that humour was greatly heightened by the asliniraide in inner in which the principal cluseracterr were susiailwd. Mr. LISTON'a 7ntty Lumpkin ranks amongst hit most amusing efforts. The rudeoess of the country bumpkin, joined with 1h it woolen...iv In practical witticism, and miw clrievous trick, which is generally the emir iiiii taut of neglected were /Awed in a most emispicuniss nod bidicroui light. Air. TON'al dre.s, appearance. and 4 •••leial deme.iiione, affirded a mis,t peufret isles or the character. Ilia l i real quarrels with Mass Needle, and his mock court ship of that pollu t e lady, were conceived in ilie true spirit of broad humour, and called forth al lance of laughter. sir. TERRY. a+ Mr. lberdeustle, ex hibited talent or it different descriptiou. Hls per form ,ace was a hoe mellow picture of the country gentleman of a limner age. Plain, holiest, units snmiiig—but possessing strong sense (enlivened twealiio m illy by touches of good-natured satire), warm feelings, n o d uu open, generous, sin suspect's's( mind. The scene in which he de sist., Yotink Marlow to quilt his bootie, a proposi tion wench is received by the young gentleman with a posit ye rertisal, was inimitably acted. Hard rustle's irinporary rage, followed by an assumed tranquillity, while he is almost bursting with writs lllll could nos hive bersi more happily depicted. It was nature throon 2 l . We know not which ino.t to admire iii Mr. Jooks's Young Marlow, tl.e dashing iiiirinhaice with which he assA:ed the i.tipo °flied bar-maid as " the agreeable ititi/k of the lathes' club"-.-or the stupid bashfulness which he assumed in his tete.d-fete with Miss Hard castle. In each divi,iou of the character lie was extremely entertaining. In the firmer lie was all vivacity-1n the litter lie seemed to have been at tacked by a sudden paralysis, which had robbed him of butt menial and bodily power.. .. 1 1rs. Gums sitsdaioesl the character of Miss Jlardcasile with great gaiety and :iodination. She rallied her ili,truct ed Inver , iu the lasi scene, with uncommon arch a.id spirit. Mrs. DAVENPORT delineated, with troth snit eff-et, the yip fulliev and vices which Mrs liardcustle Mr. 11 %RN Atm and Miss F.. BLANCH A ED, as Ilustingsand Miss iVet7ilk, made the most of those characters. Mr. FOOTE, in the trilling part of Sir Charles 4 1 / a rtoto, evinced considerable ability for the perforinance of the jovial, good-natured old men, of genteel comedy. ROYAL COBURG THEATRICAL FUND. Yesterday a Meeting of the Performers oaf this Theatre took place iti the ;trawl Ssloon, to hear the report of the following Gentlemen Nleasrs. M•Carthy, Munro, Wino, Br 'alley, Gal i na, Davadge, and I.e Cleresi, up:.rooted to act as a Committee for the Performers, fur the laudable purpose of e►tahli•hing a F I for the relief of in digent and sonrrannnat,•d uplividual- of this Thea tre. Mr. M•Cartlly bei.l4 in the Chair, several ruler , and regulatima were proposed and adopted, fur the rstabli•hment of the shove-insisted Pond ; and we are happy to say. tha► every performer seems eager to Colltriblifr his aid, which, together with the voluntary otirr or support from the Pro pritoors„ and the namstsiire such institutions receive from a Brut►h public, it promises to he as advanta geous a pleas as we have yet heard of to alleviate the difficulties a..d mi•f►rtunes that often attend the poor actor, after •• Ile frets and struts his hour upon the stage." Ming O'NEILL performed the characters of Bertha, i,t The Point ty" Honour, and Maria, in The eiti.ten, for her own benefit, at the Edinburgh theatre. on Saturday. Couttuoing to attract splen did and crowded humors. she euin meowed her re newed engagement on Mond.sy, ut the close of winch Nile proceeds to Gl.ta•gow, whe►e ►he makes her first appearance this ►ration on the 10th instant. The 31iss KELLY wliu is in the list of new en gav,eineilis at Covent-Gorden for the ensuing sea soli, is not Miss F. KELLY, of the Drury-lane and English Open. Houses, hat the sister of Mrs. fit 1.1„ also engaged at Covent-Garden, and both daughters of Mr. KELLY, manager of the Southampton Theatre. The Theatre, notwithstanding the attraction of that excelleut Comedian, our old ftie d BLA N CH- A R 0 .9 eisgagetueat for Mond ty and Tuesday, at d romr slew pieces sulisequently brought out, ham nut been iiietnermisly attended.—(.Suterich Paper.) The Woulsor Theatre opened yeswo day sr'nnn K h►, The manager give 011 earnest of his intention t o deserve the puhhc favour lay novelty awl attraction, to the rogagenwiit of Mr. DuwTtlN f r tau mighty. This excellent comedian played on Thursday and Saturday with his accustomed excellence ; but we are truly sorry to say not with his accustomed crowded audience. The Oratorio► at 1 ickhill have been most respect ably attended, and the performances gave mini• versa! satisfaction. Amongst the company present were— The Earl and Countess of Srartirooirti, Lord and Lady Galas, the Voiesiger Lady Gilaray, So. %kill:am and Lady Lumley, Sir George and Lady Eyre. Colonel and Mrs. Walker, Cap. and Mrs. Lumley, su.--("Doncaster Pap4r.) Two young Ladies of rank and fashion, visitors at Leamington Spa. a few mornings ago tlisiotised th e ms e lv e s as Nosegay girls, and piloted through the village with baskets of flowers on their arms; and so great was the demand fur the fl o wers ()Nile incotf• ;Was, that their ha•kets were soots emptied by the Gentlemen, who all declared they never before beheld two such bratitchoi g florists. The I sr of Mr. TliAlitF.R, Front Farm, five miles f Wrwburu , was beset on ti.iturilav night by »Ix rufri.iiis, two of whom, t•. izain c.•, complained of having trees, wearied with trivellii.g. and Nolo: Ned a dratielit of smutl beer, which t•as afforded them by a •rrv.tu • 411 , t4C1 at the desire of bee err+►.ter. The other four of tier siting Tat.. . 1 throng:, In souilhrr Ira►. of the boom., rod furte.l pen Ow parlour door, which mr. rtArlen Inv, lucked. I iwy proceeded t.• bi••d Minn' hand nn•t font, and taking the nuisd.s. ratant v ' l '. it.. ui, taey the prenu•r•, nod • :1 4uf. RCA ill sas!e% +.lO ta.latF. tca.JCr wing Inn istinarii of !•late they cuuld LAW IN I'ELLIGENCE. COURT OP CHANCERY, IdxcoLxe/.lxx, Tvasmtv, AUGUST 4. Gtitriss r., namit.ttors. imaconto, mid °Turns. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY said, he had to whew cause why the injunction grouted to the Pfaintiff to re strain Riesars. frnin selling an riittett belong:lo' to the Planitiff, and to stay certain ceerliiig• in a Court if Law, should not be dis solved. lite cireurnst.ince• of the case were, that in the month of Atigii,t,. 1015, the Dcfritilaids, Losc om bs, %%tailed in a Rode 111 Hays en.lll,•Grate. NBl.ll 111.-y. p i .11,1.1 to the usher D.Tendaists, Messrs. I-I itteilton owl Co.. to furnish 1 1, e ,„ wit h g oo d s r ue that pioe, o they ref..scd, without they had landed security for !hr advmtre of roods, Tlte'lllritttril. I.U.C.onlpt then applircl to the Plaintiff to allow hi•tr.tate to lie n etirllV for their steins to Mritsrt. I 114intlton‘. wl.ielt lle shit after moots entreaty, and at she same lino- gave 0 power of attorney to Al mrs. log throat to sell the estate in the event • of Mean s. Ltiscounba not hotiouring their hills. These were the frets of the case; but •the Plaintiff wn.hetl it to be understood, that he was only to be the ranter of any debt which wmi to be contr..:•ted alter this agreement by Mra , 4o4. ittaCOOlha with NIVSSIV. Hatuiltuus, and not for ass antecedent dil.ia. the arrangement some difficulty occurred, as to tin: Plaintiff's title to the estate, hot It was remov e d, and (lie goods were advanced. Tfw bills of Alrstro. itilentnho, to the amount if 3,2251. became dile and were ilishonoured. The Messrs. liainilions immediately wrote to the Plaintiff, who was at Peri% swing their situation, which lie immediate. ly unswered, viz. " Paris, May lb, 181 d. " 1 agree to that claim in the agreement which rcqulrrs yon to give me six mouths notice of sale shall be null and void, and you may eff -et the sale as soon as you please, when. favourable opportunity presents itself. I leave ill to your honour, and hope you will nut proceed suddenly, unless a fair offer is made." The Learned C,uunsel contended, that this lefty*. of the, Plaintiff was a positive recognition of the 11 .411 %.. action, and how an injunction afterward,. Could he applied for, hr was at a Ina to know. Ile there fore had no doubt but his Lordship would dis solve it. Mr. BARRER followed on the same side. Mr. liARr. Counsel for the Plaititiff, admitted that the letter had heeio stared corn-lily by Sir Samuel, and certainly a party was blameable selon applied to the Court for ani injunction at gaibled fee's; but that was sot the case heir, as die Plano• tiff's bill stated the letter, with only this addition, that he regnehted of Messrs. H nstiltrios not to sell until there Wi3 a proper mice offered, t.tol to wait a fair stud reossonalrle r before they hold. Ile woulof.ask %hat did the letter ..iososont to ? It only showed that the Plaintiff wished In put ono end to lois responsitoloy as is the security, and it was written in complete ignorance of due fraud now attempted to lie poartiserl 4111 him by the Mew.. tialooltoiss. The security hewer could have been soiven by the Plaintiff for the old debts of Messrs. LUscombs to M . Ilatmlions, but only for those that accrued after the execution of the isi. striament. The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Hand me up a copy of the tired." Mr. HART observed, that the very recital of the deed sheweit that the security was only for the sub. sequent debt, for it said "hereafter," which could only mean after the execution of the itistrit. ,neat. A surreptious date, however, had been inserted in the instrument—for instead of its being November the fRh, it was September 1 ltli. The cause of this might be easily conjectured, for they supposed that the Plaintiff would forget which, month it was executed in, and there could be nu doubt but it was designedly done for that purpose, as it appeared that on the i6th of October, t he draft of the deed was sent by Mr. Rivingtnn, the Plaintiff's Solicitor, to Mr. Thomas Sneplierd, an einineot conveyancer in Lincoln's him He would ask, then. bow the deed itself could have been executed its September? It was evident that the Plaintiff hod been misled and deceived, us the material part of the goods hod been delivered to Messrs. Luscou►bs before the deed was executed. Sir SAMUEL Bohlt1.1.1r—" The Plaintiff lies not sworn that lie is nut bound fur previous bin gains. Ile dare not swear it." Mr. HART—" The Plaintiff swears that lie was urged by Messrs. Lase by, to become their se curity to the other Dekiidants t and that hr al rrril conditionally on their proiti.se to pay what bills were precion*lt due to Messrs. Hamiltonr." Sir S. IttistlLLY—‘l That does not diptudi my position. lie does not swear that lie did it,t be tom, bound for the previous traticactions." The LORD CHANCEI.I.OI,—" Ltt me have the original deed." Mr. HART—" The Plaint:ff says he executed the deed m confidence of its bring a true copy of the Omit, and that it should only operate frown the date of the-execution." The L 0111) CHANcii,LLoR" Hand me up the Plaintiff's letter." Mr. HAILT-" The Plaintiff newer knew the date of the cl :-.1 until he extoric.l it from the !Men dant,. Under those considerations he had no doubt but his Lordship would think that the injunction ought to be continued." Sir S. Komi t.t.v replied. The Loan CIIA NCELLOR—" 1 see the draft of the deed was pienaied by Mr. Risingion, abilities as a Solicitor are known to us all, and see a mite on the back of it addressed to Mr. Thos. Shepherd, Oct. 26. 'rost the l ads of Septeinher was intended for the comaisencement of the eecursty. there Cali be no doubt. 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