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That they will he ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on er twitter WEDNESDAY, the Viith Almost next, from the OWNERS of such SHIPS, of the Burthen of 1,200 Tons and ,upwards, htt,lder's measerement, which have been ens. ptoyed and not pe►formed more than Nix Voyage, In Hut Company's Service, specifying the Rate of Freight at whirls the) may be willing to Let such Ships for One Voyage in Ihe Contpany's regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender," on the Co. ver, to he thy sealed op, and left with the Secretary at or hetwe Twelve o'Clock at N 11.914 on the said 25th August ' next, beyond which hour uo Tender wilt be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. I tiemrti, were. at finding this cruel impositimi . pr!-- tised on him; and l'cloubt not but he will have your verdict, nut only fur the value of the horse, DUBLIN. JULY 24. COURT OF KING'S BRNO!, FIIIIMT, Jrg.ir 16. I but also fur all consequential damageS. Mr. Pentland eramined.—l* Surgeon in Dr i n Mr. HoLetts on the part of the Defendaiit, made a motion to postpone the trio' of Collis e. Ellis, ; heel»; recollects being contatissioned by Dr. Co o ts, bring round, whoa, it was i fs i os i n ts to R e l s troi m :u r re . 1t purch as ed im p .s onyL soii firs. Sit the warranty of a horse brit the alleged that the Defendant knew it was hit by a ; the fair on the 12th of Alav ; yaw I l lefet y tdant on mad dog, on the ground that • publication hail ; that day ' • mentioated to lain that Mll he wanted an:ani appeared in a .orning Paper, which was likely to ; u.i that description ; inquired generally, hut did create a prejudice in the • als of the Jury.—Mr. Holmes wished at least that the until stioithl he put to any conclusion cm that d.t ; saw him off till the next slay, in order to make an afliilivia. " 1 - et c v l' it e ys after ; . was enstotos, w as . fur (airfoil ; The CHIEF JUSTICE said Mr. Holmes had better the 1 " 1 " was *eve " ' nem. semen he toought•very real the publication he alluded to. which Mr. : Mr. Ellis raid that for any thing he !Mines ;it wall as follows: T k v i ll ie s a "l t ° 4 l l i t ie he - contrary. aloe ;too soma): she might•be TO THE EDITOR OF SAUN DERS'S NEWS-LETTER, I unsound, but he del not know it. The purport Mx. Enrroa—Durine the Due Pays on the Cootitient, . of the conversation* he had with the Defendant was the Puttee aro iestettirted to secure sun destrny retry slog to ascertain soil satisfy himself of the soundness of they meet at tame. This csulisothas Retirees, for we seldom I the ware; did nut remark that he .was particularly rem, so mount of mischief fink s d one y done &mi. I anxious to part with her; Mr. Ellis said he might mats during Ow 'hove period. have a reasonable time for trial ; did so, and liked Weshouid not forget the melancholy catastrophe that re- ! her ; he sent her to Dr. Collis half way by his rumd in our city, when the rifle brigade was quartered is I fither's servant, where star was net by Dr. Collis's the Royal Barracks—the circumstance is too fresh upon the i nientory or your readers to require particulars. Is it ewers. mats. Afterwards, Mr. Ellis frequently asked how sary ran say more? Oar Pollee are inferior to none. Wo i r the pony was g ettiiig on ; made this demand Neve are not steps takes to avert a malady so J.41'41111 its e MI times; feetll/ea a better, iufnrtntttg him of the recta? A mad dug was seen early yeateritayfmurning rows- j o f t h e pony, its the end of July; met Mr. told log Essex-bridge--is it because we have not heardof sof Ell is at a „ „„e„„„; he „,, i „ . ‘ „,l f„ the I y ; mischief occurring, that we should remain inittentive to I him she died of a such danger? No, this short address, Mr. F.ilittrr, inserted lode from u mad slog; lie then in your valuable Paper, will, I trust, awake the authority said. that some till"' ago a mud 41 °4 got into hue with whom the order rests. ! stable, hit one of his horse., and scratched the pony's A trial is Cow pendiee in the Court of King's Bench, nose 0 1 0,4. r. Ellis, where a ibit t hit • horse, the horse became 4 crust-examined by Mr. It. PENN VATHE R.— mad and bit the Plaintlff's cuschmau, whir died of hydro- I I • • Ili phobia. The 1 a was about the or 29th of July ; Mr. Ellis ite best of there few days is • strong %11mm/eat fur I said lie had given her w fatuous cure, nod that it was immediate attention to this address. impossible she c ould be affected ; said it was • am, 0. W. pointer of Mr. M'ClilltOCkill that gut into his stable. CHIEF 31111TICT—' 1 I really don't see any grounds Mr. Ellis dial nut mention any particular time this to put off the trial." dog got into the amble; dues not recollect hie est. Mr. H01311ES" Will your Lordship give toe h tog silty particular time; 41111 tint seem anxious to time to make an affidavit ?" part with the horse ; told him the purpose lie want- CHIEF JUSTICIC—" Certainly ; I'll give you five l ed her fur ; Mr. Ellis said she was not sufficiently minutes." broke in; witness replied lie could be easily a jodge of that, maid if she did not answer he would keep her fur himself; kept her about nine days un trial ; was not directed to wake any application to Mr. Ellis when he informed hint first of the death of the mare; afterwards Mr. Ellis offered to leave it to arbitratiou—Mr. Collie would nut agree; should either get back the seven guinea', or would bring alt action ; Mr. Ellis admitted that he had a feeling on his owu mind that he ought to return the money, hut that he was advised to the contrary by his friends, as it would he an admission that he was wrung, and that he knew of the horse being bitten. Mr. Watts exaelined.—lo a veterinary surgeon ; the puny was brought to his establishment on the 30th of July; saw her on being brought into the yard; she was in a disease 4 state; was about half a minute inspecting her when he saw she had hydro phobia; she died die following morning; dissected her, and from the appearances had no doubt out his mind of the nature of the disorder; the distemper often lurks in die blood fur a long time; uncertain four or live days or weeks. sometimes four or live months ; some animals may he bitten without go ing mad ; it depends on the susceptibility of the animal to receive the poison. Cruse-eraosined.—lt luny remelts latent a great while; a person may have an rational in his pos session, without knowing it was mud ; could taut be deceived respecting the mare its question, to there is something am peculiar in aiiiatals labouring un der this iolecliomi, which, when once seen, leaves imprersion that can never be erased ; he was greatly shocked.—On r question from the Court. as to Ilia experience of this disorder in hums. wit 'leer replied, that be had seen six horses afflicted with the complaint ; thinks that animals of the attune species are inure liable to receive the itifec. tion than of a different species. %Vas paid one guinea. That's your fee, I suppose—but I don't want to quarrel with fees ? It was fur the use of the stable soil distection. Mr. Newcumeto examined.—Known Mr. Ellis ; we'llt his house, in the neighlxiuthouil of Drogheda. a few days previous to the May fair. Mr. Ellis told hits that a pointer bitch of Mr. M'Cliutock's ran into his place, and hit a dog he set a great value on, which he shot, and hit a mare of his ; saw the mare ; she was about ISI hands high, a bay, approaching to brown, and switch tail ; she was tied up ; did not see her head, or the wound. Mr. Ellis said there would be a fair shortly, and dial he would sell her there. Crubs-examinerl.—Lives near Nlr. Ellis ; is on good tenns with hitn ; had a difference with his brother, the attorney. Did you not say, that he should be sorry for what he had done to Yuri. as you were to be exarniiietl tot this trial ?-1 recol lect whether 1 did or not—l might ; concluded that Mr. Ellis bred the mare himself, from his sayiug that it was a losing game to breed horses. The mad dog, lot two toothed.. one pointer. and two horses. The dogs were shot, but the horses were not. Francis Graham Fairclough exandeed.— Was Mayor of Drogheda hot. year ; Mr. Ellis came into his office, end said, duo a very utifortititate circutitetance had occurred ; that a dog of M•Clin tuck's had bitten his horses, Hod that he wished he coul•1 get a cure. What description of dog dill he say ? lie said a mad dog ; did not apply to wit ness for a care, hot mentioned it publicly in the office ; doe* not know much about Jowl; 11111 11 WS to think that they bite and soap when they are vexed ; is no sportsimm. Mr. Fogarty exotnined.—lr an apothecary iu Drogheda; reculterts making up a medicioe fur Defendant, a recipe that hail been in his possession for a long time, for the cure of the bite of a toad dog. is it infatlible ?—lt is thought so by many people, Ido out think stxtuyself. l acs cleared to ask fur die recipe ; what is it com p osed of ?—(Wits n w t e 6 s li rt ia ve ;i r l -r h a e les iul l d b7th ° e b e ive lou ti :t " .) ru Exactly so. How much ditl you mak e up x — to l l s irod i t a u c n e os i t t m b n it quart bottles. How much did you charge .-.. !ELAND. Faunae) shifting*. Now sour!' tbd.it cart yo..'.— Nn answer: . . • DEFENCE. • . ..._ • Mr. YET4IITTATIIett wade an objection in point of law ; he said, that Mr. Pent!entre evidence did notiihewlltat Mr. Ellis gave an Virgil; war 'linty. - Theobjection Was. that to support the ac tion, it Was necerearyto prove a direct warranty, mud there wis no evidence given of a direct warranty. Mr. Pennefrither spoke at considerable length oar the sidi of Ore Delentlant, who. he Said, WAS a et il • tlemais of high character and connexions, pod a Ismse sacred flinctioris should have Protected him I the insinuiations which had been Omits 0 0111 on the other side, that he was aware of tl.e c.rctimstar. ce Of the mare beilig bitten by a marl ,i 0..; when he sold her." The whole tenor of the Rev. Gentle mom'. life contradicted that assertom. Ir. Perioye father Abided to the paragraph which had been to the :whining p iper, and said it ceolif easily be ! g u e ssed With whom it originated, *nil that its per pose was to prejudice the miiide of the Jury. Mr. Pennyfether ably cut:tumor(' oii the ettiletice of the Plaintiff, and made use of wally ingenious Ilf• i guments on behalf of his client. P. Rice crtimitied.—Was its the service of the Rev. Mr. Ellie ; the mare was in hi• master's p 0... 'reshot sonic time before he came : revallectr Mr. M`Clintriek's bitch in the spring of 1.19 year, is the yard; she then went into the kitchen, the chi!. drengave her bread and milk ; Le gase her lire. 4 himself; she took it ; she was taken into the sta- Me ; there was a bitch of Mr. Ellis's with tap pop pies under the manger; they both 19t one another ; Mr. Ellis desired her 83 be taken :o another stable ; she was trot fastened there ; there arrow two looses in the wattle. The mare afterwards sold to Sat germ Collis was there, and an sld blind ,mate ; the blind mare was bit by the dog iii the nose, was cut ; he examined the filly, did not see oily bite. u.s lie: whatever; in one of her Get there hail beet' an o!J mark. There was some mixture got from Mr. FL party and given to the old noire; does not know if the filly gut any. The old mare was afterwards sent to Colonel Filgorte'a, to an entire horse ; can't tell what became of his master's bitch; be heard his master had ordered her to be shot or hung. (Toss-examined. —There was snow in the yard at the tome; this dog that came WWI not. mad ; the puny was running about the place doing nothing : she was well fed, and was a handsome alai well made horse; was about three years old ; cair't tell a he. thrr 11•6 master got move for her than she was worth. Might she carry children safely ? She never was handled at all ! Dtd you ever ire Mr. Ellis'," children tide her? Yes, the little buys, about 14 and 12 years old, used to take a rope when the. father was out and ride her. Did you never tell any one she got a scratch? Upon my oath she never got • scratch! Upon your oath did she tel ally of the physic ? I heard that my master desired the man, if any were left, to give it to the filly. Robert Moore extutsitted.—Lived with Mr. W. Fslgatc; remembers Mr. Ellis'. blunt mare eirms.ig to the Colonel's' to get a horse; staid there about a quarter of a year afterwards. 'fire Colour! doll not wish her to stay there, and she was bruit to the farm of Mr. W. Fiigate in the harvest time; she fell under the car into a potato ridge with the car over tier, which broke her thigh; they allot her, trot wishing to keep her in pain ; saw her the nest day. Crosperitatined.—Never heard she got any med.- chile ; never heard she was bitten till he came to • town; is quite sure she was shot, because he saw the place where the ball hit her. Bernard Grime. exuatitied.—This witness was accompanied by a large dog ! Is Mr. M'Clintock's servant in the county Louth; remembers a bitch of the name or Cora.— War that slog you have with you hit by her ? She' less in the habit of roving, and before she well away the last time she bit this dog here iii tlw neck. What is that eruptible gentleman alongoirle you called ? Captain ; Cora bit dogs and a hoist of his waster. What is become of the horse that was he ten ? My toaster handicapped the mare with a vo litional; does not know if she is still idler. Crospestottiesd.—Witurrii, anti brother witness Captain, came to town together; Cora was a cross iroving bitch. %Ves it when she went away that was reported of her ?—She was always so. Don't peo -1 pie when they leave their places often "et bud 1 They often do. Upon your oath, ',Lett rhe ine w s ent on the roving match, didn't ems hear she was mad ? I beard it said so. Dal you ever see any of Mr. Fogarty'a niediciiie given to your master's mare that Corn hit ? I meter ;lac Oh! that's true, he made away with the mare, handicapped her ? Yes, lie is in the liaLit of part- • ; hug with Ins Isor.es as euon as ever lie can sell them. IDid you 'lever hear of the horse ti tit;; i.ii the r •ad. I never did ; witness is not blind ; litieS not know whether the dog led hits to tins place or wloether he led the dog. Where is your master now ? He is sick. Is he hit too ? No, but he said she made sit attempt to bite Into. Have . 1111 t you heard that there have been many instances of do e s bring bit ten by mad dogs without getting nerd ? Yes. William Dards* examinted.--liiii)..v. Mr. E! is ; recollects a little bay mare which Ire etfered for este October twelvemonth; Mr. Ellis ;t4'..eJ his opi 00000 o of her soundness; said site had insinetliiag of a rung boor ; he valued her at ulo'ut sere', guinea% bee calm horses were then lower than they lii,d been fur -20 years; she was perfectly gentle, free flow , vice, and children might ride her ; but site was so broken. Saw Mr. Newcomen examined ; met hum, and hail conversation with Ion: ; Mr. Nl.* ealat•l4 said he could! be a most essential wetness tap Piallo tiff ; wittiest advseed hum not to have any thing io do "nth it ; be trial Mr. Eliis'e Snottier was a ------. fur he toad hawed a writ a g iiiioat t•ito. Cross-craiitined-L Did you tell Mr.•Novecomen - not so grrforward after heaving I • s ay be had awn ,- thing me tertai tooter .?e- , 1 did,..l told him it tumid be a thankless job. Mr. M•LIOLIOALL. for the Plaintiff, orklraeard the Jury iii M !an animated speech. _. • The CH' JUbIICS charged the Jury at much --_____ THRATII7 — ti .I)7 r* --- 9 /MYNA n YET. Tiil EVENING, THURSDAY, July 49, will be perforated Comedy, in five Acts, called THE RIVALS. F a ultland, Mr. Wordy; Acres, Mr. Liston Mr. Jonas Author Sir M r . Terry; Captain Alreoliste, ; trfrigger, Mr. Connor; Tag, Mr. Barnar d ; David, Mr J. Russell. Julys, Mrs. Falwits ; Lydia Languish, Mrs. G;hb,: Mrs Malaprop, Mrs. Davenport. After which she popular Comic Sketch. called THE ACTOR OF ALL-WORK. D o nicis persona—Velinspeck, Mr. Connor; Multiple, ,111- J. Biwa; Alexander, Miss Carr. A,sti nod Charartere— Mat thew Si ITy, Mr. J. Burnell ; French raxeilian, Mr. J. Rossi-II; Kollin &mirky. Mr. J. Russell; Andrew MacSillergrip, Mr. J. Russell ; Mn. Mac.. ttillerzrip. Mr. J. Russell; Fat Coachman, Mr. J. Ruasill. Ti' conclude with (bib time), a New Farce called The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions npon which the Ships wilt he enzazed for the Company's Serriee, may be had upon applicati 0000 at the Office of the Clerk to she Com mittee uf Shipping, ou or after Saturday neat, the 31+t OUTINIAN I.ECTURE:I. THF Friend* of three rational Meetings and their Acquaintance are respectfully informed, that asi entire NEW LECTURE., being the Fifth of the Conroe on the MARRIAGE SPATE, will be delivered coo SATUR. DAY NEXT, July 31, 1519, at Mr. PENN'S, the Purtieo, New.strect, Siwing-garileus, at Three ti'Cluck, by Mr. RICH A R DSON Tickets to lie had, as usual, of Messrs. Halebard and Soa, 190, Piccadilly. WET N'EATHEU. The pr.; neipal CharaMers by Niessrs. Liston, Junes, J. Rus sell, !litia•ae, and Vlisti Beaumont. Rote!, 51.—Pit, 3,.—First Gallery, 2s.—Second Gal lery. Is. Marra for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. rdassiughsm, at the Theatre. To . r ow, The Green Man — A Day after the Wedding— W e t Weather. 00 Saturday, The IVeathereork—Traziog made Easy— :m(l, first time, a New called Vet Puzzled, ur Three to Oar. A tiew Comedy and sea. ral other Novelties ars in active preparation, sad will be rapidly produced. WO LET. FURNISHED Of UNFUR NISHED, near the lona of Court and Public (Mere, a large roomy HOUSE, in ga o l repair, particularly well adapted fora Nacos' I Gentleman. Apply on the premises, No. 7, Beanfort-buillinge, Strand. IN BLOONISBU RY-SQU A RE, For Dour from the top of 1401.1THAVIPTONATIt VEY, HOL BORN, is the IRISH LINEN COMPAN • 'S ONLY WAREHOUSE in LONDON, established NINETEEN YEARS, for the sale of Irish Shirting and Sheeting Cloth by the Piece, at the Factor's price, WARRANTED tar Uural.ility, Colour, and to repay the porch:tie-money *tumid any fault appear. The Company, from she nature of their establishments here and in Ireland, olive to the community the above articles mach cheaper than they can be procured through any other medium.—Gotol Irish Rills and Hank of Ireland Nuke taken as usual.—Country orders punctually attended to. JOHN DONOVAN, 4, filoonishnry-square, Afeuts JOHN HOY LE,3I,St Marl's Abbey, " . • TH EATAIS•ROTA 1., ENGLISH OP ERA-HOVSE, SlI AND. PRESENT THURSDAY. July 29, IL will he perfurn.rcl, 11th time, a sew Entertaitimrrit, in one ett (is the modern raylr), to introduce a new Imita tor of Actors sad Imitators, called ONE, TWO, THREE. FOUR. FIVE. BY ADVERTISEMENT. Uld Conpleton, Mr Lancaster ; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Thee, Doctor Endall, Sam Dabbs, and Actor, Mr. John !UAW Suphis Co.. playa, Miss I. Steverson's. After which, third time (is a new form), an Operatic Comely, in five acts, railed THE tiviboußlTE. Sir John Lambert, Mr. Rowhothans; Doctor Cantwell, Mr. Dowton; Colonel Lambert, Mr. Wrench; Darnley, Mr. Prarman ; blawworni, Mr. Wilkinson. Old Lady Lainlwri, Mr.. Grove; Voting Lady Lambert, Miss Carew; Charlotte, Miss Kelly. To macho& with the popular Operetta callird IS HE JEALOUS ? Mr. Wismar, Mr. Wrench. Harriet, Miss Kelly; ROW, Sit's 1. Stevenson. Toanurrow, O n e, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Ad vertise: mea t—Tire Hypocrite—and The Ri•nd r s. SURGFON COLLIS V. THE REV. ARTHUR ELLIS. "Piis was an s ection fur deceit to the rale Or a horse.. The declaration averred that the horse was warranted sound, when the Defendant knew it had been bitten by a mid dog. In the second count, that the horse was warranted wand, generally, when it avers that it was not sound. Mr. Butaowes stated the ease. He said it was his duty to detail the substance of this strange and unprecedented affair. The Plaintiff is a surgeon of great emirsence in this city; its the mouth of May, 1818, lie had occasion to purchase a pony (horse) for the use of leis children, sod. particularly, us his residence is about a mile or two from town, to bring his von to school, and occasionally to atnnoe the other cliddrtn. Surgeon Collis.wes acquainted with U geotleman, Mr. Pentland. a surgeon. near Droghe da, awl he &tired him to look nut for a putty of that description. Mr. Prottland saw a horse at the fair of Drogheda, which appeared to hint to he one that would exactly suit, awl the price asked was only seven guineas. The person who was selling the pony s.iid he might have her for a day or two on trial. Mr. Pentland asked who owned the horse, not wishing to close the bargain, which he thought a soopicitant one, the price asked bring in his 1011111 much less than the real value. He applied to the Rev. Mr. Ellis, who told him the pony was per fectly sound. lam wow. Gentlemen of the Jury. said Mr. Burrawet. compelled to disclose to you a circumstance which, fur the sake of Iturnatiity, I feel reluctaut to state, which is, that this Gets. Orman knew, very well knew, that this and another horse of his had been bitten by a nisi, dog some tune before. Mr. Pentland, on the faith of De fendant's warranty, concluded the purchase ; the pony was delivered, and lie gave an order on Sor t:roil Collis fur seven guineaa, which was paid. The mature of hydrophobia is. that the virus may lurk in the blood of the poisoned auiva al for five or six weeks, or even for a much longer period. without any symptom appetiring. At the end of five weeks the pony ran at one of Sur geon Cullio's servants, but it was thought that it WB3 playfulness; she 4113'1~418 1311 at one of the children : this excited some slight suspicion, but it was attributed to the animal having boat taught tricks. The next day a female child was put un the potty. and the tenant stood in the crime of a Wee n plat, with the twig rein in his hand, the ; y rushed furiously at the servant. The young boy afterwards r o le her to school, and was ninon irrgltt rued at her r e sttroottes+. The servant 09 her into the stable was so much alarmed, Mott he called his itimarr, who then for the first time saw her since these suspicious circumstance , had oc curred. WWI 331116 perfectly satisti-d that she had every symptom of hydrophobia. He basely sent for Mr. Watts, a Veterinary Surgeon, who said, the moment he looked at leer, that he had not the slightest doubt that the horse was mud. The horse was removed to Mr. 11'iltto`o stables, where every effort was made to ascertain the nature of the disorder; she would that take food or water, and died the following morning. Doctor Collis had her opened, and out examination they were cots tinned iu their opitintii. that she hail perished by that disease. If she hail the virus in her blood, and to the knowledge of the Drlendaist, terms I. t be ((mud sufficiently otrnog to reprobate Ids cols duct. Besides the ,inconvenience and disappoint meat Surgeon Collis experienced its having his children deprived of their exercise awl attimement, what must hi* feelings have been at the 'intuition harm, they ran from the cruel and wileeling ow duct of the Defendant ? We have ; rs that mad dog did bite another horse of Itio s nod scratch ed the lane of the pony, that he got physic for them front nu apothecary. that he allot his dogs that had been likewise bitten; he &hewed a Gott leitym where she war scratched, and declared he would sell her on that account; that the horse was affected sit the usual time, and dial of this horrible disorder.-- Geistletuesi of the Joy. you can well imagine whit Surgtou Cullis's feittigs, as a permit and a Geo. THE Ladies of the Nubility end Gentry Town will God in every description of 'Travelling, particularly in ors Carriages, the ENVELOPES, •ud Bath and Beaver WRAPPING CI.t►AKS. of the grestvd utility, rapidly put on and ulf at every sodden change of Site atmosphere, and effectually protecting the whole frame; by the sea-side they have proved of the highest importance, so as to render them absolutely necessary during a residence on the coast ; and all unequalled variety are to Ile found its the Show Rooms of their Inventors cod Introducers, CLE MENTSON and THOU PSON, Woollen Drapers. Tailors, and Merchants, 344, Oirforol-street, opposite Great Portland strett.--Eatablisbed A.D. MO. at _ FOC fall TIME. SUR tt EY TH EATR E. Till, EVENING, THURSDAY, July 29, TO-MORROW, and SATURDAY, at Half-put Zia prerisely, A COMIC DIYERTISEMENT After which will be presented, for the 4th time, a New tie 44444 14 Melo-dramatic Romanc e, in Three Acts, (wooled I 1/11 and altered from a Tragedy. by B. B. 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