The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-07-10 00:00:00

T I 4 .6, 4 on the 9d of Jame, at or tear Wlodziinicrr. this town is situated nearly at the North East era tresnity of the Austrian Poland, full 230 beyond Cracow, through or doe. to which city the Russian* mast march, in order to enter lioraria ; there being no road over the Carpathian mountains, nor any passage into Austria, except through the dimity of Saxe-Teschen, as we observed in a former paper, when speekiug cm this subject. Fro 11 Cracow to quanta is 11t) miles, and near 100 more from the last mentioned City to Vienna. It cannot therefore be a smaller distance than 460, or 600 miler from Wlodximieiz to the Danube, across a country, much of which is altogether ince- ' l iable of burnishing subsistence to a large army. From Bilitz to 'reopen, a space of 50 miles, only one column can advance at a time, the route lying among the Carpathian 'noun/Mos, and if we allow Piece GALIATZIN, Only sir weeks, in which to ~each the Denube from his entrance into Gallo:la. the Russians must march thirteen utiles a day without ever halting. They eminot, therefore, be expected to join their Steve reign's Corsican Ally before the middle of the pee sent month. But, ite we have observed elaewhares nu orders issued from the Cabinet of Peteraburgb, subsequent to the intelligence of N•eot.sesa's de feat on the 2'M being known in that metropolis, could easily reach Prince G %taxi me, earlier than the 234 or 49th of June. Till, therefore, we know the impression, and the effect, of the news of the battle of Aspen', on the council. of Atte astofrat, it is altogether nugatory to calculate on the opera tions of the Russian army now on its march through Poland. BOHAPAITE nay Abel it useful and am venient to spread reports of its approach, as we may be assured he will do, in order to intimidate the Germane, and to sustain the courage of his own soldiery. But, unless lie recover his own lost ground, the Muscovite Auxiliaries may tern out to be enemies. He most, indeed, be under great pressure of circumstances, when he can permit, in the Papers dated Vienna, June It, the insertion of so gross a deception us that which declares, We have just received the infurtnatiten, that the Rus sians have entered Moravia." Soon afterwards fol lows, t. The army is in superb order, and burns with ardour to rename offensive operations. It is, indeed, time that they should roorsitte uot fensive operations." For no all sides the Austrians, aided by them t• fale reports, with viiiich they inundate the country," and of which immorel and wicked t. system. adapted for stirring up the lower orders," Narot.cow so pathetically coal. plains, are expelling his troops, or his allies and vassals, in every part of Germany. Even in Italy, we see, that, by the 'imamate which the French theinsetvisi publish, dated from Verona. as late a• the eth of June, General CAlAirrELLAit'll joined by a nninber of insurgents, after completely clearing the Tyrol of the enemy, had advanced, in the beginning of last month, into the Venetian terri tories. They wade tbemselver masters of Bataan°, atid compelled General Resea to retreat to Tre viso. At another extremity, the Austriane enter Dresden, and are there received with loud ace's mations by the inhabitants, while the inifortnuate Elector, their Sovereign, made by Bon AAAAA Xing of Saxony, and Duke of Warsaw ; much is the same manner that Moi.meas's Sgtearette, " in the Medieiu Malgre tut" is made a physician ; issues proclamations from Frankfort, affecting to disapprove the emidwat of his privy council, in deputing one of their serretanes to the Emperor of AVITaiA, and the Archduke CHARLES. This fugitive Prince is, indeed, as much a captive at Frankfort, as Ft - Anima/1D the V I Ith la at VidenCy : or as the two Kings of BAVARIA and of WIRTIEN BERG are, in their respective capitals. But the great revolutionary fabric totters, and its architect seems unable, just now, to sustain its weight, or to prop its foundations. If Prussia were now to declare against him, end to march towards the Danube ; while our Expedition landed in the Ellie, or in the Weser, or iii the Schelde, or in the Seine, or before Braila ; it is difficult to conceive, that R...--firApAallt insist not instantly break up from his camp at Eherstlorf, end begin his march towards the Rhine, or toe ards the Pu, pursued and harassed by the A ustrious. The troops for the e•peditiota began to embark at Portsmouth on &Annie) , morning. —The Royal Addict), ini3O strong, were embarked on hoard the Mosserce, 71. Admiral °twat , . Capt. Les ; the Grimm, 74, Sir ARI:III.3ALD DiCalloN ; and the Marlborough, 74, Captain Prtrimeotte.—The re giments Navy all marched in, and are encamped, on their respective grounds, on South Sea CORIRIOn, and at Govan, ezeeptiii4 the 63d and tieth regi ments, which are to come iii this day.—Three squa drons of the 9th Light Dragoons, and three aqua slrons of the tid German Light Dragoons. are qiiartered to the neighbourhood, expecting or ders to emabark.—All the line-of-battle ships have talon out their lower-deck guns; they are. we ogieredaral, to receive on board, six hundred troops mach.—Very considerable quantities of IneemailiOn. Congreve's rockets, he. have been altippedr--All the Revenue eutters are mule: or dem to join the Exneilitinn ; and every tlesetip hoe of matt 'easel. at Portsmouth are fitting with aw e , for the servier.—The Swallow, Fritinn, Gearlionad, Hank", Sitit•k, Corotarent, - mild Rose. Rescues cottiii, -- tiri &hired thIPOI:"^ ; Captain Woottat IT, is appointed principal Ag*at for transports.—The following ships, which are ly ing at Spitherd, are attached to the Plpeditinii:— Aliniarcfl,•Rellcisle, Caesar, Ori llturrrioas, Bri tons, !Imitation. Donegal, Hera, Itoyht Oak, Centaar, Eagle, Revenge, reierabte, Marlborough, Impetueuz, Ganes, Alfred, Aboukir, Achilks, and Sceptre, of the hue. The Superb, and reliant are to join them.—The Rota, Itapitrieuse, L' Aigle. Platten. Paliar, and Dryad frigate.; the ?halt, Peeks, Tyrisra, Sarpedon, Parthian, Raleigh, Plover, kapok, and Monona .loop. ; the De inisiation and Veruobis bombs ; the Linnet, Daring, ?header, Defeorkr, !lardy, 'tapper, and Charger, gen-Wigs ; and Sprightly and Gambier, cutters, are also to form part of the Expedition. The Commander-in-Chief of the MVO! !mart of the Ex. pedition is not maned. Admiral OTWAY com mands tlw ships at present at Portamoath, nod Sir EY&E Coors the troops...-The other Officers ar sired there are—Generals M'KENTIP. FRAS6R, lionimu. pro Tr. Guayas', Pwrox, Disown. and TERROTT. Lientetiant-General Lord PAGZT is usipstted on Wadley. Colonel IVar.sno Assist ant Adjutant-Central; Colonel OtrEnstr, Quar- ter-)biter-Geurral ; Major NeseEre and Captain Wince (Ist dragoons), Assistant Quarter-Masters. General ; Captain Gums. Deputy Assistant Ad jutant-General; and Colonel Dimon, of the Royal Artillery, have also joined the Expedition.-- The transports at Gi myosin(' have received orders to proceed to Ilarwieli and the Downs, roil have sail ed to take in troops. They are reduced to about ae. the want of shipping hieing so great, that many which were at Gravesend fitted for men only have been oidrred hick to Deptford to receive cagalr). The main body of the Exietlition will probably sad this week. The first division of it is completed en the Ordnance department, and the second is preparing with extraordinary activity. The former occupied nearly 7,000 tons of shipping, and em braced every article necessary for the field or a siege, fe► an assault or a campaign. The second division, now in progress of preparation, consists six brigodee of Artillery, thief as immense kit- Sevin train, the amount of which we stated hot week ; besides pontoon* of a tarp Ate, punts, platforms, gattione, fascintm, sod every other species of aiirdswy stores. It will amount to nearly' 3.000 tons. When we consider that these stores are shipped from the Thames alone, without takidg into acconut the quantities shipped at Ports swath and other places, we must regard this as one of the most formidable expeditions e►er fitted oat by this country. Brigadier-Getieral fil.Lsoo comp , ismadothe Aetiileys A Regiment ofthe Waggon Timis will *Embark at Deptford, this day or to morrow. . . .asassiwaiow-r—vairow A Gottenburgh Mail arrived on Saturday, but it contains no news of any interest. It appears from a Seville Gazette of the sth tilt. that the Corse • aro to he resembled to Spas N, and that the Americas Provinces ate 0 114,1 4 oil a foot ing of vorfect, equality. as to ?he Goveroinent of the Spanish Monarchy, with the Proviisees in Europe. The Shoperh, of 74 guns, Admiral KIiATCC, ar rived, oo Saturday, in the Downs, from the Batik, whore ON has bent stationed upwards of 14 menthe. The Louisa, R 141), from Trinidad, ntrived in the f'444, sailed the nth May. in company with the Boor.. and parted two days after. Th. June, Wl.ti.t.sx, from Massachusetts, is taken ' s*/ carried into Norway. A letter frss Scilly, slated tha ath instast, says. " A large iset is now pas•ing up channel, sup posed to be from the West Judges." On Thursday • Court-martial was held at South amnion on two privates of the Volunteer Corps, for mutiny. One was pardoned on making a proper apolo h y ; the other was found guilty, said the seu tence is laid before the Commander-io-Chief. On Monday the South Danis Militia marched ft Exeter, for berry Ilead. 'rue 77th reaiiiiewt have marched frousWisehev ter barracks, uo their route to einisark at Ports mouth. A party of the Northampton Militia have taken the garrison duty. The Ayreshire. Militia moved from East Bourn:' barracks on Wednesday lost to Bletchington : and on the 'someday, the 3.1 Surrey removed into East Bourne barracks from Perevisey. The Royal West Middlesex Mili•ia, which was stationed at Silver-hill, marched into Battle bar . racks on Tuesday last. The second battalion of the nth reg;me it. not being able to muster 300 cfreclivr wen.. re ordered to proceed to Jersey, instead of joining the expe dition at Portsmouth. Captain Dickson is appointed to the fiseasstaat; Captain J. A. GORDON to the Artier; Captain (-; stern, pro trnapere, to the !opt-skit:4.l4er Lord COCIIR4NE ; Captain Dtcnetts, to the MOP'. Cinveroment have very wisely taken into consi deration the distressed situation in which the wo men and children of our brave defenders would he placed, by their not being permitted to accompany their husbands ou the present Expedition. and have ordered, that a certain proportion should he left ii, the burreeks occupied by the respective regiments. and nlluwed to draw the same allowance as it like number of men, and those beyond the regular pro portion err allowed a sum of money for themstives and children, to repair to their homes. On Monday morning an eminent farmer from the upper part of Hampshire, brought his whole stock of pigs, conairaing of 7e. together with three horses, to -Southampton, to he dipped in the salt water, on suspicion of some of them having been bitten by e mad terrier dog. He tindery/tlt use same process himself. with teen of his men. 'rue ippers went through the business with them' tumid dexterity . : and thee• challenge any rose to ad•liive sin instance *hers this practice has failed. _ • 40- d • "' . 1 • ro t . 4 %. , 0. (..4% ••• , • , LYCEUM DNEAPRIE . • ' Mr. Anant D'4 Opera, 1 , Up all yht, No par. formed here. on Saturday with tkodiminished elffeet: This theatre already rates as an eatatilietied favourite. The following list, although it does not contain one tenth of the fashionable world that visited it last ‘‘vek. may afford a specimen of the class and atylo of its stirltestee:— Her Royal Highness the Prinerm of Wales ; her Royal Higher's the Prioress fitiphis uf Gloucester ; h. Higiamar th e mik e , 4(Donerster ; the 3larehiosess o f Towasbead ; the Coo:ltem of Guolulford ; Lady Glenbervie ; Lady F. Rpeteter Lod, Itirkerton ; Li* Miller; Lady Collier; lady Calleturkr ; H 0 ,.. Mr.. Clive ; Hon. Mn. Pole ; the lhol of Ormond ; the Earl of (hooey ; %%stoma parsley ; Lord !Lemke i lw.r.l%V.\iagham; Lord Meru.; lard H. rilsgerald ; I.ys; Colonel Milos ; Colonel Haldane ; Major Hamilton ; sod Mr. Cowls.. SPORTING INTELLIGE.VEN EXTRA. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MENTIND, rinkm NOS OAT . Ld.Creaveats" flower asst. 'Mc Nbakespear's Cm David, Md. sib. web. Ab M. scarp. Greavestur% Elton apt. Mr. Shakespear's Zodiac, ad. 7110. each. Twit•rr old Coarse, 'lnc rbderday mur•uno H AJLSTY, Mine Ville. AHOENTA, MART, cud SOPHIA. accompanied by THYrine and Mrs. Wax Geusvcsoit, rude to St. Georg-'s Chapel, Windror, and heard a Ser mon by the Iter. Mr. I.oat;, from St. John, clue. v. 39. Search Ire Seriptorrs, for in them ye thick ye have etre. ail life, sad they are they which istity of me" Earl GRIT is elected ► Governor of the Charter- Mouse, in the room of the late Bishop of ',neaps. Ou Saturday sa'unight, the Hereditary Prince of ORA max arrived at the Star Inn, Orford. We un derstand it is the intention of his Serene Highness to reside fur some time in that city, with a view to the prosecution of his studies. The Duke of Sumas garb a 'rand dinner, yesterday, at Ketisingtna Palace. We understand ladaine Clioat.astt will make her debut at the new Covggt-Cliutlea Theatre in an English Oiier4 now wnting exprrialy fur . her. Mrs. J01DA...11 benefit took place. on Monday last, a t the Luthlitt 'fiteatre, when she performed" the part of Betittda tn,Mr. Durr's Bectriett, in the. Comedy of All is the lOniag. and Aca iss the. Farce of The leech to Pay; The twine wao crowded with rank and fashion._ The rearm of Mr. DittosFes new piece, to be produced, Cabo night, at the Haymarket Theatre, is 1:), that scientitic and successful composer, Mr. • Mr. Fawegrr 114 S nearly finished his northern engagement. lie performs this and tw.ii nights more at the North Shields Theatre. (fl eed Lingo have been his most favonrite lure. Mr. int:Lease* is taking ■ tear of Norfolk; and entertains his audience a ith his Voyage Ito /*dia. seed a variety of utter vocal perform same—. Oil to-morrow week he proposes to be at Lynn. Mrs. CLAIMS, who made her debut at the Man cheater Theatre, with so much re/el, is now per forming at Newcastle, and is engaged by Mr. HAM mi. far three years, at the me Covent-Garden Theatre. A visit to the :VLsrtello Towers is all Bid rege this summer among the Lillies who study the art Of domestie r furtificniium. Miss lumc Ax is engagt4 for three nigista t the Stamford Theatre. S lair will make oppearauce this night in the character bf the /rifle Chterly. A London fi.linvinger. who m adtvertioect to dekl in Lori.ko lista arriNsiedy, has oeietaiesscal Wainer at Brighton, where lie has met pith re• 'doe from the native sharks, who conten d or a mono poly of the sopply tar tilVlors anal Kedge-nits. Lon don, we thought, had enjoyed, for tl long time, the privilege of supplyiug, ant only Brighton, hot aU the other watering-ghtees, with troirfish. The last arrivals at Cheltenham sire : __re __ IrdslairlCurrad d Perabreks, of Laninr4 Lady a'ardnierk,Colidol Ceneingilas, Crime, I k TI. Liar. imnserad•Orlond gibbieur, Cr...", N... Cot dmilia, rhaer Dardirri t renjer ?Idly, Captain Raker. Capt. lianwirirre, Captain MOWN, OAS. Carpenter, lA.e. anent Iletrinses, R. N. Ker. Sir Robyn Pam, R. Idr. Geis. Wised, Rev. Mr. On, Rae. Mr. lisyrick, Inc Thome Noir tr. law. Dr. IreHreta, Rev. Dr. Digricaito, Rev. Kr. i.e. hod, Ray. pr. Eirphary, Rev. Mr. George, rad OWt rir lt appears, from Mrs. CLAIIILIeII seetrizni;•dist in the riot to the Martell° Towers, Mr. WiDtstat passed rooster se Mr. Gulg so L. Wameg.t4 • There was a moo, on Saturday night, at the Opera-House. Mr. D' EGYI lAA's Corps de Bslkt was Inisiiwg, and the spectators became Impatient. Messengers were immediately dispatched in search of On. interesting greepe; but they refined their anistanee. front respect to Mr. D'EarrlLLlt t their friend and pstron, who has been treated with so much illiberality by Mr. TAYLOR. Associations' for indicting had roads are forming in several- parts of the kingdetn, and promise to be of great public advantage. A lumber of gentle men, in Nottinghamshire end Derbyshire, hate entered into a snciety for that purpose. The read to fare popularity is, we find, in the list of Mil ways. The natives of the principality of Wales have long been characterized for heat and impetuosity of temper: but, that they display* adequate poetics of ~ I'irenris, is strongly esemplified in an 14114111. tisensent that appeared in the lest Quitbrien NOW paper, of which the folliseilac is an vaireet '• I Carlin , ' ..-11 , 111wreas_ oeq *Mk, Lee Jest= very, Ira Is ebeeewdel twww/M trAIR MI. MO wit ties arty remeastile west weals...sr, eellegVigail me is mew, heerydstes to wridoemilliweelLolll,- set wq Meow** as apprelmtlesi, *it b JO SOO MOO% Oe Fridley night, in enosequenell of an *forma film. Du*. ‘Vonat nod °dwell' cerr, event to the Rea pubbirhouse. in Silvers street. Oeldeo-aqmire. and apprehended skein, ladies' shoemakers, who had combined for the bloomer of one penny per I Air on lodine sham. They were taken to liarltioriingipetreet, sad. shut a suitable adist•inition from the Masisitatei agreed to return * their with. .... DREADFUL FIRE. A most alarming tire Woke out, , o'clock on Saturday night, st Mr. Warier d'• in Conduit -street, Bond Nee, t. It rr co vered by a coachman, late in the celelorite,t Mrs. Clarke. 'Cut flame?, thoPsiviooaa. The 'darns being given, the and aiturral volunteer corps attended. • Ifighoeot the Duke of Csnibri..4o, hI at the time, srol.the E.rl of St rathi every 1144iststrice iu tloir potter. The uninicated to the mijoinio t r Morse. 1* Mr. Esrdley. grocer, U was a dritthle moat superlay famished. The Hi Aht Frederick North's home ski, took part of is valuable collection of noire destroyed, ll'dh-on Hicks, eligiiteer Exchange Fire-Oißce, had hss aria mon King, of the kaiwrial, who ass when the first flour gave war, nett s with pinned into :he kitrhsei. p.•;,se thia tism were rescued by cutting away the Soar* the inswesge. This y w ere taken to Mount-.t reet house. anA consalered hot oiled in a carve y. Aoother man, of the name 01 N otio,hoilonsil.; to the A Moo, a ass vary hisbanda. Nulivestmerel ; 4. Five houses were k diners, tied the bolt p.ot of 41r. All.wr'4. die of the Conduit Ar.ns., w.or very much A strong irtrty of police offireie attewied, vented depredations. The whole of we understand, werr ins u red. LAW Iti77CLLJGRIV(..'L COtR? OF KING'S BENCH, GVILDWALL—) PERJURY. tut SING V. ALZSANDZIL. Mr. Ottani, state I, teat the present a Jew furniture-broker, had been toner/411P foul conspiracy to defraud unniiiie ttag He had been in partnership with It. Met, ried on the trade of a butcher, in addition of a broker, and had, by artifice, tout which they never intended to pay. Out these transactions the present iiidictiolllltlW jury arose. Young Alexawler was 4 Court of Common I'lr'is 4 at the Si nity Term, 1807, for a debt than centistetek ceniiiig the reoairs of n Itnioe, when* , furtherance of a precoucafted plan. t end swore his son was of new-age, that ne ersa r , _ been in partnership with his, that her now Lee, of biison haring a gig, and that he PO dere* 100 suited him shout rt•triirs. The Jury at that were convinced of the conspiracy, bet. Laid Justice Mansfield observed, that if s h e the arm was muter age, they must lied Ibr the tefendati., which they did of Learned Canned then 'ild, that be . the father had sworn falsely, when he a. nothing of my son hest a sig." " 1 nem /La.. orrossitatins with trio ',bout rrysirs.". and "Iris, sserar is portaership with bitty," when the . .lury , woad base as hesitation iu prvuerescing &octant guilty. Mr. Sarnoel Harris we. then milled, __ that the words attribettrel to the Defendwit spoken by hint on the trial. with the exception et . the ward "cosaraltation" whirs': should have " ettaverwifsee." Mr. **wet Beet Counsel for the Def•rideet. lea 1111* fideser eiretties he ate- of Counsel ageing the rue.) twit ee eseeptiou to Onetime' of tlie tecord. which' es wonted. ' Wineitme were then celled to prove t' - eif the iiiirtwership in loos, and Iwo6, i hail les—ii drawn i• • •••• the snare , they Defended and son were understonA to b. , joined 'heir 41mmet in hills of exchange. had and bill. of parcel pritit'd asiih their iii r eifi on , " Aleeander end Son. sworo-hrekere end Apprats de. Duke-street, Aldiete, and Charlotte-etre-% Whitechapei Roods" and were geneniity credited ill such. • _Mr. Serjeant BesT then addressed the J , Mid that the charge being of a criminal waatheikpaetiewlerr duty to see it * dell litild. INIMIIIIN suspicion might _ shodeese of this Defendant, to entertain the weeds spoltaserere satisfactorily prose' haw idea, tie had to call their anent i = r eal, that *dive to the partnership, .._ r Iwo pew Was.. Admitting the 13efendatit to have hew tie partnership in 1805 and . should have sheen he was in partnership et the time of the trial, for the question • ywe not in partnership with your son ?" •=seeweneil, and net whether he . gh he cheer to reply, " I never . W. GAMOW we/ to reply to this , 4.0 1140 , 11E1. 1 FNBOROUGI referred to ti. bean the allegation incorrectly stated, ewe wen Si coewegeence strutted. IlArtill o. STAICCIT. nil aedell was to recover a balance on an ease et ta. ite. aged was undefended. The Plain tiff, riewilleanted to prevelhis Cale. had been uni / the naggienity of ceNing witticisms from differs,,. setts ed Eat. if 'Pernik, and Souseteetshire. The Defendant ha hams a Collecting Clei k. and the se- Mud willows* Awed moil balances, which, iu tile gems eusewalied le is sea laid in the declare- Pew Lord trAsinoitouss-- 01 This is a west destine.. thissuit,the espenst of witnesses will seen *h.- man." • The Caused seplied--" My Lnrd. with great re luctance we heee Kee compelled to peewee the comae we ke e re.o....Ve e eliet for Plaintitf, 171. Ise 1001/ItT OF COMlNlffrlrre, Gnaw a Lt., Jct.? S. Lord Chief Juistiee Al gassier.* at for sheet an hear, when soma enintereating Petty Jury move, were disposed of. The remaining Pet' hwp . wows were postponed need the !lettings peewees to neat term ; end his Lordship te pid...ell the Special Jury canoes to NOS 4111 fie Wild OR `v. - AR linelit irim held. too . Sotoodor. by Alma," akas, on the body of a worm *bleb troothhos "Hof tido bon, wItW PGA. Awing dap" The hew tot olio* oonlict or Aso/ drodisoi. the body hos not yet be.. *wow& - E. - t nt h .1f pan I'2 Carib It w;••• not ilia- . ie employ of the es Imam oat of 1/regiment. brio, ra. His It.vai iv, was pasting rendeind hr (1.4"ne1l • belleftltrio/' to Ode honor. aid .rbt Homirrafik, took fire, irod liraika nos er to the Roved . •in broke.. 1. ami.tilig with hilt, pe. lit air moron ttuy, ooring beams iu pat-•trret wn. k- ' L. a fair waver rr- r Nathani.lidervirk. , :• y mach bor. :re roaraviere bUILt I.isnat'ae, die urn It+ awl ewe- f the premises. reg. ..o•LI.--JJ•.% • • Walt Defenders/ 4 . C eolirersinll fa tiag thuiNl/Wal• • •mati, who cai- ',Khoo to time • - :ontracted debt* Clot of ogre Gf • cteeedlefor per- ea sued in tie ininev Riker !connected. teat. - • ra the father, is le MON fOlirefe, hat he had new. t he seem knew dem" eon. ory at that tine bat. Lewd Ciort e, if they believed Sad ;heir verdict, of neccroit v. The Ire - should piny, he god. " I kgeo " 1 per k . and " Imo when The hie f *. • mowing Ova Dr- led, and proved. S. Defendant vivre the exception of , hoetd have been • the Def -rotors. Counsel aalisda•C art of tlia moord, . ate the existence id. three of -bona 'trey . '..'e , hat Au, is- psi tsars, • moo, had cards their direi•tioli. • era and Appross- Charlotte-lure-% entreaty credited • ! ird the Jury : Unifsal nature. it t was folly made tht attach to the romertalit ly primed to hare . attention tO tnership. no ether ej; the 13rfenrixtit S and 1806. ttwy merahip in 1807, ration we.. " Are • r' which alone 1 e had ever aeon. • !•cr was." • to this objection; to the record. sod rested, the Defra- y. 'lmmo on an gir- ded. The l'lron- t o had been my t is from differeo. iserietshire. The Clei k. and the se- ems. which, bathe