The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-23 00:00:00

Iv fi Arr, !Tali ST. JAMES'S PALACE. i,c fulloAing were among the numerous Itgair r3 API the health of Hit MAJESTY, yesterday, at s t , J,koe.'s l'alace :.... r it W peal Rev. Dr. Bryan CeaNess of Sefton lady awl MISR Cottrell (wawa of Murton Mr. Everard Home fol p.aktt Mr. Robert Adair . rbe H ,,„. cot Capri Lord and Ludy Henley /be Archbishop of Culler- Lady Wentworth n entworth Mita ter" ad Wischilwa Lard Henniker Loot Somerville Countess of Pomfret s i 12 larerer , !hake of Montrose A lknoso Bina Sir J C. Hippistey a rksrau C. Smith Lient.-Ilenersi Hopkins yi d Recorder of Loudon Mr. Northey Br. Muller Capt. King , Ise H ... w. R. Spencer Sir. R Ic k, WI F. Il ar P";__ Mr. DO-kills m i ke .4 Queetle , erry General s;r C. Green r ,..1 . Malow n bury Marchioess of Dowurbtro arl %soda 3ei , Mr Ski tfington Nu l'oor , ; Mrs. Wharton Pr. ihorkrirk Min :kelvin restle' thulal sr. Vernon aloird 10. 1 Commissioners sail the Se. r , s , truroaa eretary of the Victualling g,. Iva., Board I.,. s t.fol. li gpto• Sir T. Mos:rare it„,,,i o i anolmary .Culonel tit bow At, tts ,l Era. Attlee Capt. Stair Kr 1: If , 411.0 e Mr. Ley 0 ,4,,,, e r parlous . Mr. Conyers SI 0..; Viewlerleath Mr. Thompson s ,, vs, s al Lady Laogisam Colonel M semidry St W. Val 1111 , woote lEArlole R m .* N,ikken Mr. Nurintasell Sr U Realism Mr. F. Drinunioail way M. Markham' )k. erolie DAvies Trit.nion.iia Wentwort h I G 1 1 Amiens% .)Ir. 6 Siaolopa I.OIJ Tyrnmael It, JR', *sup of Edabury in Inter fia O. awe* Bloom last: Barclay Mont lipase* Teti Nike dta LA General and Ire. iii JAG Earl and Connie*. DerLsesar Ludy C Weft( Mr. cud lady G. Fackler Snr"A , S. Nolek co Moats Kelly Mr. Roswell Sir Weald Hioeley Lind Suffolk Lient.-Gesierst Sir T. Bloom field Earl and Counts-es of Cardi. Rae Earl le CounterarifAyiesbary +1 Ink, tut Hrs. Baas Mr. a Thornton • Sr. Stf).l.l USSIOW Mr. L. D Geo LatteaissoiL us Lord t:w)dir imly Urge Sr Rlltaaut tin! Gw Draw* Yr. Carts Mr. )stn 146. a Tic iv W. aid Lift Bidlinghas Nor F Cs. uon Vir:vie Dapples XL De Cane LW. SIBWI Wm Short Torero Clutwrid Ft Wart Sete Mr Btu:sell Aliso Eng Colonel Cruiset Miss Styaniiur Colvin* Mn. rid Miss Coleman [arid:General Cartwright Licut.•Colunel Maitland Eirl of thevy lArrl Aram al M'Doliald !'r. Moue Mr. J. Taylor btr Merry Crewe :Amos Mr T)rWillit 81111/111113 Clii.ter . _ . kJ Cmintim Luerl rind lady Otteel twd Kimaird Dowager Mcmcigooseslemer kr. I. tombromi rti trr Wimp Mtallagton E.rl sad Collates. Lindsey la aI•G-arral Taylor Ver. Mr. Lierard admiral Sir E. Koller Lord Petral;itia *ha lb I•lurr Mr. F. Stanhope • Cowen Palate, Col. Melly Ili Halite* Lard Mnaartoe Wy Cults lady lay astrwit Calomel Free' Mr. M. Combecaud Pei sf Atrathasors Capt. Mosley • 11•Cyc *idea The Duch. e• of Corrine M. 1..e., , te sir Richard Wrk , rioa IschisandMiso Nieto° Mr .Istors Bu;icr 'lb. tea Chet rlier de theme - Yr. Lena Cu:. Ecru tura lianmoiod Murchison, of Lady J. Benton k Timm., Mr. tad Mr.. C Long reload Boller Lord (awe r Mu Rea, 11ineiter Mortis ..1 Stafford 1, 41 , 2 , 1 Lady IV. Reatiork Lady lialford Mr Bai.lle, II P Mr and Mrs. Ailliiir Stan ' isisi.-1:.11 (..impbtl4 31. P. hoer Mr. Newel Conwa Mr. C. Preemie Ur. Newel Couoop, janitor tar Guiere D a l"" Cara., Dtor.s, I(N. Mr. Adams la. Dr Cs. e, Lord and Lady S Seymour Ike I)ukr Del Albuquerque ltor. Mr. Carpel ' Sacral, l'aptain, aud Miss Copt. Capel . Garth Sir Julio Menlo' LI of Lauderd de Hos. C. Doyle Sr rA•rarrl Carrington Mr. M. A 'Taylor R. Milos S ir Henry Vatic 'ccinpest Ilk W..g.ar Earl nC Errnli 'At Commisisoest of the Mr Sone..., 11 P. Crucuts Mr. Saville 111 Ile ny Malden Mr. A. Sar.lle, 11. P. lio C Ikanderk Mr. Tither. nr Iterbca ut'L , :mfer lord Clarrsidon 1 1i.li t im e Major Wayley fault: 'strum Sr A. Jeburtoo C9ies Cathcart Lt. Col. Pi'dairt b.si..Coloirel Marro, Earl of PWitli,4ll b, Mat, Samar, to she t.:.,i. Blake Mak . r Essimml Mr. Prato.. 1 ....11..i11e Slain Tboraloss 76 Aa•rwass Meanie Mr. 11tratagee ...I ihachocy lir. Blame Lady Ana Vernal M. Jiik3 llary!wrsou frol4itup MYork 1..1•Ir h*llmui...us 76 ., Twhieb Ambassador I.).iiragyr 'art.' , " of Ilittlood 74, .. ad Alm. Tamory Mr. awl Lady N.W.114.1 NJ I.un slaw The South Sea Coeupany 111 .' 41 1,. .ccrave Sir 11 airy Dasheuud 1..4 u. I Li d ly Radmoult Earl and Couutcs. Mount -16) llol' a wail. la 11- . .. r .. !Flag Lady Ts tar C.C.P.i it .ruare Dowager Lady (aeon* . 4 001 Paalmt, R.N. Lady Matters h.. It I . 4 lDis , Irtl 3.r C; and ts Lad ) 11 nsico• tsars! G or d en ' !Ir. null 1.5J1 R forrester t ekainsl Rossi!le C .mutes Rosalyn 1-.ll .•(; , rteral Ce.r:n The Portuguese Ambassador 11 . 4 .441.ural Lorick Lady Possiumby 14 .4 C Tilley 1 oni Diiwacer Countess Jersey lb lame lima . The indire•Adirocats-tA art 31 L! • itto "t 1 G. 'magmas Lott A Cecil " (;-,, Earl Ancrigaw at/ IL *".'' , ol 4 afield I.ody 11a12, are L•! Mns C. Mai ray Ceiseral Phipps b‘.l'eca el I.rees Ills Mrs. lloac los.. I.4lteeral Moss L or d Dowiw Amp., 111.0or.tkotral Loft 144 1 1. Maritalltl Lady J. Campbell 76 lard (II Il' a lit .___ , .arets Sir Natio Garrard amnia Antbasada Lard licathlield * 'on' Roberto rs ele frost M. Atkyas. ( wool The - - Gentleman who lately toad, so unhappy a Ow haute of the Duke of Cameatoux. at U atateJ in this Niter of ‘V.-410r4 ,1 .y ith ',idiot. is of the haute and also oldie uuble hatOv of Aauva _ • ..Order s i t W aal& hare Wen issued to get really 1. 11 ""Phm - coort-rtlitee, for the reeeptiou of the imir + 6 14 of Swig'''. the late samicresefol ex pr,li 'iota from C • - kr. Nlajor Gaulle, thr o ti tth, wit m ` 4 %. 1, 1, awl the., at (1 'welter am the tint, . l.wd Stavin', it it tiow said, was mot w^-U' • CLIXIMATTON' or nu! erpar.c PORTVC,::, The happy occasion of His Majesty's completion of the Stith year .1 his reign. way observed in Lis boa with every deinoi:stration of joy. The prin cipal English merchants resident in Lisbon illu minated their houses in honour of the event. and gent;-41 dinners were given by (hens, at which the health of our beloved Sovereign was drank with enthusiastic applause by all tits company, the hands. which Atended to give additional bnl. Haney to the scene, playing 4. Gad save the Kill f'' In the morning, a twirl I sa_tate was tired from Ad enrol Berkeley's ship, and was followed by every other iu the River Tagus. their respective Bands, at the same tinge. making the air re-echo, omits it were the waits move, by that must beautiful of • 1 1 compositions, " Cod rare Me King !" The wea ther proving delightful, and the calmness of the wean, gave additional effect to this enchanting scene. The pleosure-lionts and yachts 'upon the water were numerous. and every thing indicated that general glow of patriotism which real merit, and the many virtue% by which our I :rocious Sovereign is endowed, can alone inspire. The Admiral And Minister each gave grand dinners. where all the distinguished persons in Lisbon were. present. On Sunday night, the with ult. there was a grand Opein, to commemorate an event so truly giatilying to the heart, of F,iiglishineu, and the lionise wee crowded to excess with genteel company. There was not It Nagle lint empty. such any the general with to give the utmost possible islet and gran tent to this we ninriihle occasion. At the conclusion of the Opera (which way moot performed, nod the -staging of which was beautiful), the curtaiudrew up. and a 0110111,11144161r1CC111 spectacle presented itself-- a capitol likeness of Hie Itlsjeory. to a hisiliant trataparissey, was placed in the centre of the drge, and quench side of it the British troop* sitarttred iii Lisbon were drawn up. Ou 111111 orchestra striking up '" God saire the King." the soldiers presented arms, and all the performers of the Op-ra came forward and sung it to admiration. Thistle. Cone' air was encored with enthusiastic appleuae. Every one iu tile house stood us; when it was singing. and the utmost respect and veneration for um revered glotiorch wee tei-tilied. There were many Officers present, among whom were noticed, the Marquis of Worcester. and Lord Burghersh, Aide-die.Caeap la Lord Wellington, The Portuguese Nobility were also conspicuous, and in short the Opera House exhibited one conti nued blare of dile Menne and fashion. The charm ing brunettes, with their sparkling black eyes, attracted much attention.—The whole of the per .•forartneas 011 this night was enndiicted with a 41e. gree of propriety and decorum highly honourable to the Managers, arid the titonoot harmony end unanimity reigned titer/tight. 11R&S. About half.past tire o'clock lest evening a ire broke nut in the warehouse of Mr. Weyer, hatter. in St. Jaroes*o-street. .It was 'merest:wird by the spark of a cawing fallaq ansongst some unfinished hats. Mr. Glover iinusailistely sent in the Intpr roil fireeOlfire, whose *mole soil several men nn shindy attended, and extinguished the fire Wthuut its- hoeing done any matetial injury. While the firemen were employed in Mr. Waver's house. e etroug lunch of fi:e was found to come from Mr.. Boucher the fruiterer's bouseat the opposite corner, which was shut up; admittance not being obtained. the Firemen went in at the dining-morn windirte, and found the bowie without soy inhslataia. 01041 the fatieittlire fa * :, bed-room nearly e c i.orntd. the exertions of the Firemen NA it was olio extiguished, with very little tl,intsyte: On Tuesday evening w tire broke out at the chair mannfectory of Mr. Dewy, in Pew-street. any le-honr. which entirely consumed the buildirn; and die mock. It was cau,e4 by some of the hays em ployed in the workshop setting tire to a quantity of gone :seder near a heap of IMAVIIII2II6 An Evening Print of yesterday states, that the report of the capture of Lord Cocimaxe by a French privateer is false; and that his Lordship and his brother are at present at the head-quarters of the Margo s anat tits in Portugal, • We are airry to IllUitOUliCS the stoppage of two more Currimercisl Hawes in the City on Weilnewlay: o se of them of the first eminence in the Manchester Ime s the oilier of the most extensive conucelious in the West India uMI Irish trade. A late Constable of Birmingham having since is-en appointed Nororyor of the Bye-Koarls, took tre-as.oss to observe, that be itna it tised the iMsxi str.; •s iucaut to give him an opportunity to weed Air scar. Ott Wednesday last, the Earl of Eculstms, when in Mosley, generously subscribed fifty gui neas to the fund fir the relief of the relstivrs of the unfortusiate multitude w hr. perished in the basin of the Canal, and those who are still toodispond in consequence of the faint accident. The Gravesend 'Theatre will shortly he opened by that inslefatigshle Manager of Provincial cele britr. Mr. T110117E14 whose Theatrical Corps iv al. we)a of that respectable east which challenges com petition ; and. its point of numbers mid talent, v . wereiliv 'tan Is unrivalled. The honer, we %leder staiM, has let seine time been undergoing a rom• plese oddities) of ornamental embellishment. at a very heaty expense to the Proprietor. b a th i ss th e scenic dr prirtment. as well as before the entrain ; and the toire-easeerbfe will be found elegantly neat and tasteful. It is not, however, to this Theatre exclosively that oar remarks extend, whilst descunt• Its on the liberal spirit evinced by Mr.Tiorraii,for we %%vr witnesses! in 1 others, of which he is sky Proprietor and Manager ; the mine praise -wor th.; and indefatigable exertion to merit the counte nance and carport of his patrons ie particular, last the public in general. In she peessat instance, mitler-t ind. all the novelties of the day. both so pi a l. F a me, and Pantomime. will be brought (cross's! in sure ; and amongst the panto minnc lass Mill 1)0 included Mathes Gepse, w i t h entirety new scenery, mrchisalry. tricks, dresses, an 'term ; i nn a-, by prtists of the first talent in sli • British MetropoLa ; and when the enormous v:wint• which particularly attaches to the produc ,, of this species of Theatrical treat is taken into ' lice ai..t. we conlideotty hope and believe, that breed will be h telsed from th e golden £4IV 11VTELlI(,1i b. eovat. OP intiCrs norm, Nlit. ie. LitEIJI. TUE KING v. TR011.4.1 !MIELE' the Prissier, •ad John muse the Publisher, qf The Dag A eas• paper. Mr. ATTOSEST-OFEENAL stored, that the sea. tepee of the Court should be p■wed vu the 1/efentl outs: they haring eutfere4l judipneat to go by do hulk. This was a libel published in The Day news. paper, no the gth of April lust; givitig en account of the disturbances that took place ins Sir Francis Burdett being conveyed to the Tower : stating, ie that the Hiut Act being read, was the signal fur the horse Guards to snake a charge on the pop. lace, which they did in a most litigator' manner; that the shriek, of the • °cent fewsles were most dreadful; that they wentonly shed the blond of their fellow-subjects; and that the libidcs of their swords were stained with innocent tripod." Mr. Matteture put in an affidavit for the De fendant Hervey, which set forth, that he was Prins ter of the paper, and held some shire its s Proprte tor of The Deny newspaper—tbat it was conaucted by C'otistutttee fifteen, who were chosen by the Proprietors at large. who were a great many in number. (Inc order of the Committee use, that the paper should be published a' six o'clock reels snoroing; aml that he and the other Defendant would he liable to lose their situations if that order was not obeyed. The person who wits employed to get the int, llitene., on the 7th and Bth of April, was one that had been long employed on newspaper., and he (lb • Deponent) could mot have supplied that he would have given au t incorrect account ; besidsa, he did net come to write the publication complained of until one o'clock on the morning of the gth, and did not finials it until three, which pr.-rented time Deponent how reading it, it bring write on swell slips of piper to facilitate the paper'. going to press, by its being distributed amongst a isuus her of Compositors. On the next Jay, when the Deponent saw the article, be felt sorry fur its be. ing published, and expressed terry coutriiion in his power; that lie (the Deponent) was a married Imo, and had eight children. the eldest of which was only 13 year, ease, awl that their whole sup port depended upon his daily labour; and that he nail Leen always a loyal subject. Mr. Hamm put ist an affidavit of the Defendant John Fisher. which was to the rime effect as that of the other Defendaiit, except that lie was not a Proprietor of The Day, hut was a Proprietor of a weekly piper. The Aaiun's! Register; and that lie did not iitiort the article complained of ; that lie had hero always a loyal subject. and was a Mem ber or e Vuluiiteer corps; awl bad been else one in Scotland heroer hr come to London, and had lately entered into the married state. There .4:4 also aafG.lavit of Mr. Collier, the D.- fewilmit'i Solicitor, which stated that he It.d offered to give up the Author of the Libel. Mr. A unswev.Gctestest. then address, d the Court nearly as follows :--.• I call upon your Lord. slips to pars judginetit on the IMeitilsints, fir pub:Wiwi • most atrocious label. The last of ids. sit which has been read atatea, that the author was ofreted to he given ult. With deference to the Court 1 whit it to be unarteoort, that, in my o l d. giving up the author ought not to go its este. uuatiou ii the offence. The Defendants. as print. 1:1 sud paldisher of this libel, have done all the mi.. chief that they could; and it was only through fear of this prosecution that th-y chewed any contrition, and let judgment go b 7 &knit. It has been ace knowled by the prtnter in his affidavit. that he is a isroprietor of this very paper. Illy Lords, as you have been told, it consists of a great number of proprietors, not less than 1300, is it nut reasonable to suppose that one out of this vast number could attend nightly, and see that such an outrageous libel should not be sent forth to the world. 1 was sur prised so hearing their affidavits, that they swear they expressed their contrition on smug the publi. cation : they ought to have reflected before the awertioa. I defy them to she. rue in any pubis. cation two days subsequent. that they expressord their contrition, our would they ever have done it. if this prosecution had not been commenced. limit L o rdships, I 4 1 0 04 out. will recollect the situating) of the metropolis at the time this libel was pub. Imbed. which it pretended to give an aceonot of, I will ask, who are those that hive been libelled The soldiery of the country. which is one of its area:eat dependencies. That it is a pitisiful duty to the army to be opposed to their countrymen. and when lint in that situation they act with the greatest forbeertince. as they did in tins instance ; they'did not fire until they lied been several times assailed with stones. Then, ohm it is known how the soldiery acted, will it be permitted to be said that they rejoiced in the murder of their innocent fellow •subjects ? Whitt can be expected from the army if they are thus libelled? I call upon your Lordship,, in pissing judrnent on these Defend. ants for this atrocious libel (first, as it regards the public, and next as it regards the so!diery ), to pas. arch a sentence as will deter the D teedents and others from similar publications. With these Te merity, which I have thought it my duty to make to your Lordships, leave the Defendants to your ! mercy. Mr. MARRIOTT, Counsel for the Defendant Her vey—" My Lords. I em only Counsel for one of these fendants ; Mr. Header is employed hr the other bat their eases being so similer. I will, with your Lordships' permission, address you es to both. The Defendants neve► could hove intended to have pulitslied a libel. They depended upon the :wino. who has been fur years employed on that and other Newspapers in the SAM situation, without his ports iwitug been ever railed ►n question. much less as libels ; they also have proved • it. by letting judgment go splint them by default. I will tint contend before your I.lrthltips that they arc not le gally culpable. but that they have not been inten tionally so. The Printer is the inert machitienf the Proprietors; and he swears positively that lie did not read it. or bail au /ippon:roily of reading it. You, Lordships have been told. that offering $ give up the Author ought not to be taken is miti gation of punishment. 1 am ready in admit the principle. The Publisher. who is a Proprietor of another Paper. swears. although he used the same type, tkat au rewttiwz the said article, he was sr strerit with it Si hfllql ti !OA, ilg it, to did t ies palsitsh it to Isis N'esekly Payer. Printer, it smears, gagga oat only wisrviggargona or whit he had Pritited, tint lf helm' aoshrri !unerring' it, gt Of hi. pnwer. Ile 444 II Mlle and ciKht children support ny his personal Ishour. Under Iltetr con. siderstions, I trust your Lordstaps wdl I<at, to the ►ide of merry sod *hawser app.-an liivoinal,te in ti.e Calm of the Delanitiossi that)on will bile theta the full beoreil of it. Mr. ItesnEa then addressed the•Cou►t in fa vour of the Defendant Fi►her, ind My Lords. if the author of tila libel was before yno, should feel tenacious ua saving any thing in ht% de fence; but my Client viands in a different situa•tioo he was in bed when the anther retueled to cute the account hr mita oisiiged to potsliah at isix o'clock, and it he did not, he wntild hire Oren in ilangerel losing his ►ituation. and he could not take the et.. res.ary time to rrud the lihel i•owp;ained lar; bi it lie sNewed every csintntion ui hia iioner, bail been toured Icy his •.ut puhltabing it in h:a our Paler ; find tFM, in mt• ninnion,"ntnot bo •umi length in extenuation. Ile has ben obvay. n 'tty ; man, and oneriturinualy *O, kit he liar been to i.e • voluatrer." hli. J,.oTtt:s BA11.1V"D d h. ever do so: thing toprote to the puhlic hot eotitsttiou r Mr. Iti:Anru—.6 N;). my L.'4 ; I wish 11 , 44 Imo I can o n ly argue rrnui is earned affidavit. mud purr Lordships hying airrall?.iii rap. ofe.ion, 1 can only crave your wercior Cot dr Cl:cnt." Lord El.'s NtrieotlGH—s , Lot the D •P.ndadta be enniln:tted in MS Iblej..ty'r Goo) of ti •wgefe. awl I,i 0tt.4111 Up for jtartgiur at the I et (1.3 of Ter:lL . ' Wra taeoday rat: SING t'. DANir.r. LurtA.r., Printer and Pulo• fisher of the Showmen ewspeper. Mr. Autonomy-Dinette!. snowed, tlust the Court should par judgment on the Llefendaut, for republishing the same Isbel in Thrt Mattawan news paper, on the evening of the same day, the 9th of The Defendant pat in an affidavit, setting forth that this article complained of was Mit invented by him, or any person eannneeted sub ; it had been hasdvertently copied out of The I)ay newspa per; that he (the I)elenri ins) hei been In 4ny 'were of with ail at lima, and that I e had hems lately cuppe.l for a liver complaint user the left third rib. and that his pliyoic,iiis w.le of opinion that if he eat to be imprisoned. it a uti!d be fatal to Mr. u t Mr Lords, the remarks I have *treaty Made are applirsible t' the presttn Defendant, for which reto.ini 1 will not in fringe on your Liodaiiins i time. Interrt with this retwirk—thit, in my opinion. • remit' beim; di e mere copyist of petit • libel. etiould not go the least in extenuation ; for ho man, ou reading rush a toaliciouti pii4liciitittn. but mu.t know it was a libel. The Defendant, its Ito it ; h. t .. disk he is man infirm rate...health ; it is for your Lerilthip• to judge from his appearoi ce awl coun tenance of the fact: if it is the CAP P he oli za t to hire con.iticreci it at the time he puillis.atil Omit be is now here to *nagger for." Oa the Defendant being asked tis tt-e Court if he had any Cottage!, he eitserere,l in 11-e newitive. Ilk wee Ads informed, if he aay thing to say, that was hi• time. 11S. LIA/4 &Inv." Lt is not city intention. to or, up, wench of your Lordships' tune—lt is iinnossibl. for the Proprietor of a newspmier to reed eveny smelts that it inserted. it is piloted in such haste." Lord Ett.iteacianund.;.i.. , Then St might nit to he done in mien haste—you do it for y air *on lucre. end can'econiptatu that you as r made liable fur the ceinsequeacer." Mr. Lovett.--" My Lord, articles ire often printed before I em out of bed io the niornio g ." Lord re.t.samolouslise--41 If yuu have not in dustry sufficient to attend to your lowness. you ought to employ a proper person.—Have you got any thing further to say ? for a Court of Justice cannot lister' to the argument you have aildiir.d." Mr. Lovett. declined sayin: soy thing further. Lord ELLINIORMIGS-..." Let the peteielant be committed to the custody of the Marshal of the Mirslialsee. and to be brought up to "receive the sentence of the Court on the last day of Twit." (Weiluwdiay nest.) Tlllt EVIG •.111 , 31A11 EVAN ARIA PATRI( I ItTANA Mr. Arrouste-Ounrunt. moved. 'tint the De. females should be brought up for the ju:! z •tnaut of the Court. It allorkited that the Prisoners were ocr, nt tits last Lsucstster Amazes, miler Cur .tet ut the bat of Cho. I. Iperuee air. 111 MM GRAII.III, (or attempt. intt to persuade tbree pr.rrtcr bcitmgn.g to dm 47th regiment of foot to sirocrt. The Court adjudivii them to he imprisoned in the Castle of Lancaster two volesidier and tn 111410.1 for o m hour in the pillet7 on a ink. Let-dey, in the marker-plaem at Liverpool. • i s • did nes rioter, it t he had it wee to t admit to PIMr con. at. to the wrehte in e theca rt in fa- i..•••• My .no, ti his de- amnion ; *rite the o'clock. layger of e the at- ..f; but bit l L. ht. own be •orlse 'oytili tv•ls.o 14 Pr. de soy r • . Ive4mid: , ed An pee. tut Alp .Pendants ti •ly of Tem.' • sad Pulo- ,„ • thAt the adaut, for etas news- the 9th of t'ng fnAlt rented by ; it had r arisipa. 1 ny yet!, had bees r the left tf opinion to fatal to bras, the )1e the 11l not to- with this beim/ he I oot go o reading now it ails Stlted, a for your 6 RIO WWI.. !OlL:at to i.onl what t Court if oewilive. it to say. COURT OE COMMON PLEA* Nor. cis. The Cadet this Morales; ;mated a variety of rules; several were ulna made absolute ; but no ar. gement of any interest took place. At nne o'clock Lord Chief Jusace Maasstaus mt at Alai Prim. T 4111.1111011 O. LAilt. This was wale an actio• upon • a boil-bond, which the Defendant denied be had executed. A person of the name of Hurst, • subscribing witness to the bond, was produced on the pan of the Plaintiff. He clearly minstantisted the feet of the Defendant havinir duly executed the instrument. and ilk Jury immediately foond • verdict for the Plaintiff. MINTON It. CROWDZIL This was an action bn,u 4 6t nn a bill of exchange far 101. The bill had been drawn 011 the 2.44 of May 1809, by a person of the name Of Murk Stump, who wee to the habit of arlerrtisilitto * lend mune!, at S per cent. interest ? and wa• accepted by Mr. Crowder, who w.sa • carrier, risiAng in Kenning ton-la 11r. Frederick Brawn. who, at the tints the hilt was drawn, acted es vletk to Mr. Stump. proved the hand-writing Mr. Crowdei ' whicls he had often %refl. as Mr. Stomp and the Defendant had con•m derable'money deahnp. The smolt* un.ler•ent a long cross-examination by Mr. Serjewtt CO( IL -13.1., for the purpose of aliening that the tram.- was oturiuut ; but I.e