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more itrenuoos shouhl have been Liu own evett;una ot•tsio • thoratit4l, knnrh,lgr tir the situ 01015 o'4 llv 1111111 i—a ..1, 11..vtiog reildir ibr Oa' Itioatier r• Toles! Ile 1113 Vrt fleet that thrte are inar.•ll as 1-* 4' . %yip... • .1111 n may r otion.alle o ! )- tun', hl. lite 110 1 .• ni-lt In tortrry,l..T.lllll.. there :err Tell. 1 . 1111.4 tr.; mile*, of the difficulties $15.11 Alit' 01.•:11 j 1•111111, 11l the 111 •tr a ..6 ; but Ott 1.1 o.r i oniist; the view% ul pru lieoce, it Iti.ty I e ...1.111 nhilr 1.1( 1 1'11We a little more t,•4;o•to for the ..ic - eil eliseesionie , Seriloore to 100-31'3"pr""'"`• 31'3"pr""'"`• I a , to•ter:l of we betray slur ports ju , lglilVlits, out! In ruglal lie the +won't% of golf Irtresd owl Allay you, thervf.s.e, .9% 1 have h e r ne said, • xe.nOry it.. scruple of extriiiting, your sit flu sult sure the other artt, hut tviizat ir•osi •uirli a 11;11111 dec-iley n. Mit•Oti would t•t•i.o:o;tor NiThil!• I a llh.,r e ffro n t er y, 11.1141:y its the f-iti ile ter, I VatillOt but tee - tot.,,st Ihlt ~j,1 11, 1e sii,ailapieiiites °peones.. which Pt•. MN. to patrtarclual tunice, mid proves in you, 11..0 *. Coodiirta which thinks no ill— nb• re nu ill seems," anti with 111.1 , tie* would Fly from t'te poem Irst quoted, 3 nu to this aftth i lity-- " Siww a fiiesotl tour own, and .hake his hand; For know oft on your aril a livelier .....I ?anther. Iltat her great 111.1 WU - Stied, All.Plein ll /0 1 y ye, on earth, Alas. stu.he coo 'polio 'hit my illopitiate worth, !Where I.ut col loess; io mow to I rejoice In eotarlia, Vier alraoters to litrir thou*: liner not Klan only (who two Writ Mt Stair), The happier sahjeco humors his spouse Ina late." . . nut ynit awe. wrlialis. almost ready to ',wink back of the aiintql of ►cornfot ridicule, from those midnight vier►rrs of the Court of Comm', against rirto A nu'intttnn►, front whose ►allies of mem mt ut during their nrgie•, them writ-meant Lec. titres, 1 km.w, hove not e►eolted with i m p uit .ty; hut heal scot what can be dune in enmity to your noble ramie ht• men • 1141U1 grows clotted by contagion, Cods lee and embrutes, till she quite kw • be divine property of her first being ;" hut advance bully to advoeite the cause of happy mortise; for you have a charm to defend you •gainai those vicious triliftgfel4lolll-11 Chtfal In cited ! 'Tis Chastity! 'tis Chastity! it bath that is clad iu complete steel, Anil Ilk , nymph, 111101 31rows keen, ht.iy ir3ce hoc, fitrest• and tsoliaitkoseil heaths, lnfaot"se hills, and *witty perilous wilds, Whe r e. t bro . the sacred rays sit Chastity, • No a,ve e h see bandit. or inimidaineer, fill dare to suit lie, vsigin portly. Tea, there, where very desolatton lity geos and elvers.s stilted with horrid shade% She may peer du with majesty. gtrne say no evil thing that walks by Digit, In fug to fire. by lake or marsh fat, Blue meagre hi t% sir stobbida otalaid ighest, T.,er h.rake his in icie chains at curfew bate; IVo g 0.1,11, or swirl fairy of the mine, Math hanfal p .wer o'er true virginity. $., (Ivor to Ili deo is •aintly rhainity, That *twit a soul is found sincerely so, A ohnu•Atill liveried ands lithe, her, DriviNg far tiff each Ihind of aiu ilia Till eft converse with hruvenly habitat's's, 111.-gins Ca• I a bflllll on the outward chaps, The usopolult...l temple of the mind, A.s.l turn is by ,legrees In Ilhe *wars easaidill, 'Till gill los add* irtwo►fal." GE.% ER4 L ELECTION. MEN SERI RETURNED. Ileeks-4100. R. Neville and C. Dundee. G. *Donald and A. Boswell. Ligon (Coualy)—Cul. F. W. Grani. NENVGATE AND 11.1:ADENHALL MARKETX. (Qs di, Cares", ) Beef .... to 4.4 4.1 Veol 4. 0.1 to A. Sd Mutton.. 4. 4tl let be 01 I Pork.... be 0.1 to 6. 0.1 Lansb O. W. to de N. PRICES OF IIAY AND STRAW . n Jam ca'/. WUITRCITATFL. Hay St Os Al to 91 Oa od limy —7l Is 11.1 to 91 9. ad 1 Straw 2/ 144 04 to 3/ 3. 0.1 New do P/ 04 Od to A! O. Oa Clover 01 Oa 0.1 to 01 Os 0.1 Sin* 2/ lea Al to 31 4. Od Clover 71 Or 0.1 to Of 0. oil STATE OF POLLS. BERKSI. Neville ...1,023 1 Hallett D.n.l.ts . ....... .....1,154 COUNTY OF GALWAY ELECTION—SEVENTH DAV j4.11t11 Daty . .1.331 Cuba?! Martin 1). B. Daly TOWN OP GALWAY. ...... I Prendergast PRICE OF HOPS . WSW BAGS. New ThrIITTS4 Kent.... 171 Os to 10t Os Kent.... 201 Ilk In 43/ so. Snows.. 17/ Os to ISt Crs SOW; .. 191 0. to 21/ 104 Foreign.. 61 Os to 01 Os F.ssex.. 201 0. to 221 10. I'arulsant 21/ Or to 261 Os 0!. to 161. Foreigai 11RECONSIIIRE. l`ruoi. . COUNTY ‘I4:xrioRD—NINTH DAY. ("Any 2.113 tilopr.l G•lclort,•%. ..... 2,030 ) W 941(11114 CITY OF CORK ELECTION. M.• llotritinoon 7ls I Colony' Longficld .... 449 Sir N. Col'lllll . 'l COUNTY TiPkRARY, JULY S. Lord Caber 2 M7 1 51r. Paiute 1,502 Geut rAI M msbew 2 UM 1 Eamon „ 064 COUNIT LEI tRIII 7 EIGIITH DAY. Litosehe.. 1.1452 I WLLte . ...........1,040 Ckabruts 1.3119 COUNTY ARMAGH...EIGHTH DAY. Drnowni..tv ..... 1,63 es I CanificlA Richarsisuo ...... 1,512 COUNTY LIMERICK —SIXTH DAY. Filagiblsso 2 l4B I O'Grady 1,244 4111111 1 139 CITY OF *LIMERICK—SEVENTH DAY. ileteker On J s.eph Massey Harvey, one of the So ciety of Friend-, isuil or Gentleman of great respec tabiti'y, corning forward to vote fur Alr. Rice, he suit that hr had been for thirty years a Frreinan of this city, lint hail never before this day exercised the right it gilVe 11111111 1 eute for r Candidate to repre sent them Ili Paoli:omen/. fie did not conic forward wow from a (ruling of party spirit, nor from any per mind fit..titlshiti for one, or personal hostility tu wilod. V.,- other ; he had great respect for both; the p-*son lob would vote fir was one whose talent* and raionrial endowments, whose education and habits, wont I, hr Isrlfrred, be prolitelilb applied to the ge r.eral goal of dor country at large ; and in Thomas Spring liter he was it rl/11 gly persuade(' the citizens so Ltinetick would feu I such a reptesemalice. He should, therefore, have Its, (Mr, Hai v..) . ,) vote with 1 ,,,,e5.bi0y.—/Greter rip/douse./ Tut Lord Chi-t linrslli, on uiving his vote, so ot•d, that it was arh au iiiiroolows 111 Oppii•lng 1 1e interest rf Lord I.moertck, and nut Mr„ n ice , 1. ham tie highly respected. A, the Cold Boron was retiring, much disap. proirolino wow metiltroird. r Vor kry 16'11 VON', Site !Hid, i. this it genii •eliegsVe, thst nue of the Judges of the loud .liottlil for eu treated ? How will this lets to the [Luse of l'ionsomis? _ Mr. It.r. rot.lieil—" I am stotious to Teak of a+. ,y charactar lib it vet ct, us the warn RAW mum. nest Heifers and Steers (prr Ordinary-24 0.1 In 2. 21 stone).. 2s 2:1 Its 2s VW Millet Calf „Os to 0...., F High)lisp 2* 4.1 to 2s 6.1 Eng. Horse Or Oli fit 10. Ad L.l JJ INTELLIGFNCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, iVICOLN's INN, MONDAY. JULY i.J. JU DGNI ENT. CADY illEtetil "MILT VANE Tr:IIMT, a Minor and a Ward of Cool, by bee i.est friend, Allell%si A G t . 1 .0 TA%1.011, 12•4. .V.P. T. VIM f :, 11)1 1 ITCSI Ulr ANTRIM, LORD gTEWART. ORDC, and OTINFRI. The LoaD CHANeci.Loit —" I have taken into Illy most pandit) coopilerstion this C.ise of lea/pert and !Irde. IA regard to the inclinations of the youn g Lclvs I thought I had knowle.lge sidricient of her sentiments when I mentioned this rase be fore. I thooglit it however my duty to see her, and state to her ag sill every objection to the warn 4ge, which I kite repeatedly douse in the strongest truss, and the result is, that her determination is utialter able. As to some other point►, I thought it necessary to make inquiry, and in c se of the investigation, a motion was made, nil I think most properly, for a comnitssion to examine witnesses ; but I was emit able to find any oust instance where a conint.ssion had been issued ulider this jurisdiction ; nor have I been able to make inquiry by cyllitig in the aid 4.f •ffidavits, which are difficult to state, but I will do it in sods a instiller us svlll be mole/stood by Cams, lel. For a hoe.: time past, in x anal sou+ family, sin imputation of that kind (iiisunny) h.sd existed. but two instances, and they were most saiisfactorily accounted for. Ir inaormir generations such a malady did exist, it would lie mods to visit it . on the present ; if it Ras to be so visited, there was no knowing what length it might g', and nn family would be safe. To..re is a great difference between matters which hail happened recently, and those that might have Cleentfed Cell. turies back. Looking at all the ohje•ettoits witch have been made, and so fully and slely stated, sod which I have represented with all the f ,rre of ar gument that my poor *hi ity wool I allow to that mind which is most interested. I cannot think the Master has come to an improper conehatami. I have heard it said that there will be an appeal front my judgment to the Monad of Lord.. There is no man can have a greater desire that it may be so than I have, as this is the first time or a case under such circumstances being before me ; and if their Lordships say I Will W g, I will bow with all submission, and satisfy' my sell bs knowing that I decided mecoidithi to my conscience. If there is an ntsp.•al. there must be a certain titlie allowed, soil I will issue an order to restrain the nwrrr• ge until the appeal is deviled ; but us Its the other part of the is.juuctinn ►esir nn.- ing the inteicourse between the parties, I dus.olee shit. 1 issuer had torn .ai•lera ease to form soy judge mein on that was more pound to me than this, and 1 trust that it will he Cs•uadrred that I have otos' conscientiously performed my duty. IVhen I consider the ages of the ;tattles, and the other ob jection., I cannot say that it is the most eligible marriage for this you.% !ally ; but, patting my hand to tits heart, I c nuot say th•lt It is an itnproper one, or such that I tonalit to prevent. If it to your iiesens lion, Sir Santo I Horn:Dv, to appeal, you will let me know, and I will make such an order as I have mentioned." His Lordship d..liveswd skis judgment on corning into Court at half-past 4tur o'clock. The Court was not crowded, as it was unexpected. of 0..; 14%1i. ri.r roi.f Miran l.at rp4en chill., • I,lit ilwre wag n et moscheiliod •Illf I.i htr ttvthtt ; roJ I will to lily torn, * hello r dreorevis thin 14 JJ,Ig.- of !lie Loot *liotil.l t II• is sinst.trimitsil (term:in r lien thy rtglit. I,l'nen. residents site now tli•eits-ion 1.1 it Court of Low, that tray Jtiolg.• *lin will F. lor on for it *oleitto den* iiiii in t Irtt (-ow ?" Mr. Hater, n hoar great rtiorttint• and acute d'o efisninar.,,,, n it II %It co.itrot, are 'uglily creditable to hi. prol . r.r.;nnal character. rail -. by ftri . stotVi.lZ Mr. 111C1". 6 , 11.111. Z, 111 .t nn In.su hall n higher respect for Iltr 11,nrd ii4roit than he NO. bat he could tint far', t the indignity outiered its the ver.no :%Ir. I,n licit'. To ore a . t g getitlem n!'III ir.in-i•talulity, drave.oti by vont wto, .linwoi 11 1 .111tril panrsl4. teas a tioqictiser to the city, and hr, for nor, would, by his find I is lirart, obtain full reirilitititm t',.r I rh,ers.) Nlr. Rice similar drelaralion. The Nlryor slowly later entered the Court. and explained t• Incl. hy aoatiag, that he was 11 , 01 1111fV1elitly itri,tocratte a+ to lay hi. hand no a p rio r ratan , 0,„„Id h e th.loth the rave, and allow his more wealthy l'clluw-,nllz;os to do so with jai puliity. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MoNDAY, Jut.v 13. We had a root! Newly of all kind. of grain this moraine, hnt °stint° the fine Mate of the seemlier there was a great (Whims in tbe tastes. Wheat and Oats sold at the pee.•., of this day week. Fine Ms ley i s 1s pee quarter dearer. Maas, and Mall (ally seaport diver prices. la other kinds of grain there is nn macro IQII. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat _ll3a 73s Grey Pease. l5O. 53. oiellis English Wheat Fine ditto Old &tin Rye —s 40s Vine ditto ....—s 50$ Ohl data 71 . F.rd Oat% ....34% 383 Barley 4os lies Fine ditto .. s 580 New ditto —s s Melt 6}li 75s Fine ditto White Pcase (tonlora) 5Ss 630 Fine ditto • —ii Ges Fintditto. 4O. 44. Poland ditto 404 424 Fine ditto —4474 rotator ditto 44. bi. Itapc Seed, p.l last 46/ 621 Fine F1 ,, 0r 7O. Wt. Seconds le 704 no SMITHFIELD MARKET. MeinnaY, ANA 13. This di.', market was folly supplied with p rime b ra w l , and the shew of cattle au general was tokrably good. Mattson is cheaper • Reef. Lamb, Foal, and Pork, sold at last prices; nod Ilse tr ade for the moat part was somewhat brisk. 'fire sales its the Haymarket ;were rather lively; Chores' fetched a better mice ; Hay and Straw obtained last prices. Subjoined is au accurate statement of the prices sad slum bers _ _ _ Tit •iuk the offal per *tone of 81b. 11.1, to Ss. A.I. Hutton 41s. 0.1 to M. p lamb _AL 0.1, 14. 7s. A I. Veat ...4. AI. to Ik. 01 el to As. 01 HVIVI of Cattle this day:— Beasts .. cheep and Lamtb5....20,100 Calves 340 Pugs ..... ....... 320 Her —MARKET. Hay... 4l 04 Oil. In SI. S.. Oil. Straw Cover 4l. Os. 041. to Itl. 10.. Oil. SHEEP SKINS. Limbs Polled Downs Slwarlings ...... 1. 2.1 to 0. 04 PRICE OF RAW As stated by tie Tallow Mrller'. JAMICII . II Ma, ker 8.1 Wlriteehapel Marker 4. 8J Awes age .... 4. 8J PRICES OF TALLO% Town Tallow SO- 8 Yellow Remis 0.1 0.1 Od 0,1 Soap ditto.... 784 NI —a 0.1 Me tine Stuff 80. 0.1 —a Dino r0ugh...40. 011 0.1 'AT, per stone a Sib. As stated by the Boleltem St. James's Market 414 Li IWhiterhspel Market 4■ LI Cole 31nrket .. Nee znte ‘larkel Average ......4a 8.1 SOAP, Su-. per 11Th Yellow Soap, 100. Mottled Curd lll. Pains llO4 Graves !Ss 02 Gtrud Dregs lO. 0s PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Mill. Price of Candles, per dozen, 124 W. 6d. per dozes allow/rot fur ready money. COAL MARKET, JULY 13. Ships at Market. Ship. Pricy. 11! Newcastle 91.... 36.. 6.1 to 45s 84. 1 Sanderlas..l 1 Stone Coal 2 Cu:us . .... 229. Od. to —a. Oil. 111STIllitITION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Officers and Privates of 11w Id ens! 3d hatialiono of Royal 51.grines. and a company of Its”al Marine Artillery, under the e....iiinassd of Lacutsnanilssurl Sir James Mal. coins, N.('.11 aho were in the i'hersapeake, at the rapture of the otitis...sera fratillin and Saucy Jae k, and rousts, (rum rranapurt Ale•ossa„ s n she 171 h im•lasit, at No. 25. Fleet. aim t. ft.ralts fame place, t eery Munday and Friday, fur Three mouths PRICE. or srocKs IrBsTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Iced...; 71 78 I Ex. BM% 4«..19 41 pr. 3 per Ct. C01ia....77 . 31 I Ditto. 41.:.... 40 el pr. 31 pet Cent (wear). . en I Ditto (Umiakfeint 1 i•F. 4 pet Cents"... Ai 0 I Lottery Tickets IN. 10.. 5 per Ct. N. An. leas 011aisigni• •••• WI dim Kruk 1.. Ann. go 5.16 I Cons. for Ace.. ..78; 79 I Woo 1:1.• d-.. •• F 7 Pr. I 78i HABEAS CORPUS. caowt.ev, ea the ;natter of CROWLEY, a Bankrupt. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY stater♦, that he was now read►• to reply to the objection taken by hi. Learned Frirrid. Mr. Rose, that the Court hod not the Dower of issuing a writ of Habeas Corpus out of Teton. The case of leaks. as quoted, was not in point. It was nut necessary for him to State the seditious expressions said to be made use of by Jenks at Guildhall. The loaD CuANcELtoz—. , From whose Its , ports are you stating Jeisks's case ?" . Sir S. Itomel.l.T said, from Mr. William Hone's late edition of the State Trials. He was aware that the case never was fully given in a printed re port, as there were but three manuscript copies of it. which had been in the possession of the late Mr. Hargrave. In that case the Monarch conde scended to put several questions to the prisoner in Council, and he was committed by the Privy Council ; and an application was made to that Court for his disc:large, he having been brought top by a writ of Habeas Corpus. The then Lord Chancellor (Lord Northiligton) donliled that he had authority to act. The Fourth In stitute of Lord Coke was quoted to hum, in which he says, " The Court of Chancery is always sitting, and can issue a writ of Habeas Corpus out of Term, hut that the Courts of King's Bench and Cum Pleas cannot," . What Lord Northirigton said on that occasion was. that Lord Coke was nut infallible, and refused the ap plication; but what watt that doing? why not more thani every rational mast knew, that infallibility was not the lot of now. The opinion of Lord Coke, however, was confirmed by that of as great a man, Lord Hale. It was their for his Lordship to decide whether Lund Northingtom was not liable to fallibility, and that his uostipported niiiiiioto was not to weigh down what had been considered for ages the best authorities on the case. The 11.nik opt had made an affidavit, stifling, that it ails not his fault that he had not made the application to the Court sooner, but that it was Owing to the tie elect of his former Solicitor, tlll4l that he !lever knew of the clause in the Act orGeorge 11. Under thane considerations, lie had no doubt but his Lorshohip would think the writ of Habeas Corpus p r jelly issued. Mr. i:ut.Lew followed nn the some side. '.lr. ROSE Said, that lii Learned Friend, Sir S. Romiliy, lord not atisweled his objection. which was gutitidril on the Act of (CO. 11. which provided, that the person itt custody must apply to the Cows, if in vacation, at the expiration of two Terms, otherwise he would not be entitled to a writ or IladwasCorpus. The LORD CDR NCEI.I.OII—" Thia Court never clusts. It certainly :•it, at tVrt.liniiistrt 111 Terns time, but it is uliesi rvrry (lay In the year. if call. rd upon." •, Alt. Koss, hi continuation. (-mitt-tided that Wen opplacatiuta tia+ made alter two Tema, the Cuuat iiu The LORD CIIANCI.I.I.OR—" Th• Art wakes at tlittitictiou lartwceu tlor Cueit et.d the Courts to understand this s writ of Ilelikes (*cirrus id Co Law, ktiow,' *Stir !Ismael, that bankrupts come d.frient grip—mune by the ruder f the Conrt ; lint I have always thought it best chat the t ► h uuld Mme tip tinder n writ of liniment' Cor l •ns, 'as liesug 1 ""reIth". The 10.3.011 ahy the t'.•nrts t,f Law could split iii vscistion grant a %rat .if I latietis Cors pus wits, because Lew, and it was doubtesl whet's. r nut Judge could de what was the duty of the r hole. \I list is 11w distinction that fiiirjeasit °wilts'''. Act make•, that it Judge an vacation can issue m writ of Ilitheils Corpus? This Court is left out in hid' Act grater, mid why ? because it is always sitting. thitik the authorities of Lords Coke moil Hale very i.Trest ; they strengthen the light and power of Chancery issuing a writ at ell times when the King's Bench ■aid Common !Ness could only do it in Term-time. The ease of Jenks wits decided by one or the greatest Judges that Ibis country ever knew. IV hat wer► the merits of that case Ido not know, but shell be able to inform you to-morrow morning, as that late most excellent Judge, Thomp son. gore me one of the Manuscript copies which, had beets in the postitawitai of the lite Mr. (brier:ire. &ly °wilful at present is, that the Chancellor hits • right to issue a c law writ of Haloes Cor pus iii vreatioir, after two Terms hare elapio al ; hot that it has slot the right to issue the statute writ. Ism thereto's - cnturiocett, that the prssrut sitA, issued properly." • COURT OF IC 1 Nws Comonarl, lIONDAY, JULY 13. Sittings after Term hefbre Mr Javier ABDOTT, and common Juries. BOUSFIEf.D V. CROOK. This action was brought to recover damages for a trespass. ei el armis. alleged to have hero commit ted by the Drirlitiatit, on the l ir. ini. r s of t h e tiff, II respectable aiti‘rney. 111 r. Bousfild, it ap peared, resided in a house in lionverie-strert, Fleet street, a..d was iu the habit of p.iying the rent. when it became due. to u person of ti:e n.irne of lls ke. Tnis 114.111 turd in bacon s'. twit had It s , o of b 11110'111/ley wiled mist him about three yews ago. •Flie consesin e nits, that Mr. Boollfirlii, l'ollCel that 1:0 Colllltetent atithor:ty ex:sted, except in Clarke his anotgort. , . to com pel him to pay Wilt, l'used the a v plic t im o s Ohit were made on belialforlillis. Elhoit , to whom the properly had been beqUeittheirlOcr rubo r , . In May, 1816, the rent, whichwas 451. per bring unpaid fir a year and a cpt.,iicr, a distress . was executed on the premises by the f) f. The person employed by Mr. Crook reniaiited for few I ain po•Ression, and then left the lion,r, this Plaintiff having executed it bond of irph for los security. For this trespass theliiilieot action was brougheo..me. E. Liws, who Stated the case for the Plaintiff, observed' that his client did not sue fir the purpose of getting : large damages, or to swell out a hill of c , .sts. To prove this, he assured the Jury, that his client, instead of pocketing any• damages that might he given. would freely sub scribe fluent to :mole charitable institution. Ilia great object was to clear Ins • redit from any vourable impressiou, which the fact of as MAsess having been in his house might create. • Mr. Justice A ttuoTT paid, the Jury would find a verdict, in plopottion to the topery, if any, which the Plaintiff' hal sustained, nod without reference to any other circumstance whatever. The fact of the distress havinq been made on t; e Plaintiff's premises, wa.: proved by three witi!‘”s, .„ Mr. MARRYATT, fur the Defendant. eared wit nesses, who dewy:v(l that Mr. (Make had merely collected the rant fur Mis. ha hott, and that hit h. gularly handed it over to her, n: the owoor i.r th e premises. Mien lie becaire bankrupt (1 circum stance that did not interfere with th:s property, us it was nut his), lie desired Mrs. Elliott, a' pav , no ,, t of rent was refused, to cause a distress to lir on the Plaintiff's goods. Beat was then due t.o year and a quarter. An order was in conarqoence made out, slid a person of the name of Armstrong, accompanied by Mrs. Elliott, made the distress, iu the moat delicate and forbearing moaner. The Plaintiff, under the direction id the Learned Judge, was Nonsirited. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ponrsmotrru, JVLY 12 . Arrived the 11.ivario, from a Mille. The Tope ti irate will sail for Bengt! on Tuesday, if the wind is fair, and the Livcrpoul the latter rind of the week. PLYMOUTH, JULY II CAM! in the following Irinotpos It, viz. the Nimes vx, Etta'lsfortl. and Reguia•, ...jilt the regint:•lit uu bujids from Malta : sailed the 411 ult. FALMOUTH, JULY 9. Arrived the Lady Weilinztrio tisehet, with a wail from Rio Janeiro?. &ailed the 10th of May, and I - rum Bahia the 28th ditto. JULY 10. Arrived the Conntess of Chichester packet, uch mails from '.Malta: satlrJ the Ist of Julie, sod from Gihrall RE the 24th of June; on the 2slls, iu let. 36 17. long. 7. 14. passed through a Spanish fleet, consisting of a Iriame (1114 R brig, and 26 sail of merchant ship.. Two privateers (..clmosicr.) then iu sizhi, with blue %%bite and blur celnties dying. Alf° an irrd the Francis Fr...lilac packet, with a mail from New York : sailed the 71h, a .41 front Halifax the 21%1 June. The Lady Mary Pelham packet was at New York, and the Queensbniy packet was at Ilatif.x, when the FiR 1164 Frrulint left. Sailed on the 10th the Stanincr packet, fur Jamaica. _ - I)fAL. JIMA' 12. Arriv4 d and mill , ' for the Myer. t!,r R.O Andrus pa. k. t. Dalaten, from Itarbu , tora; Witham. Comas, f. mo Tr riutpeet, ft um thtvbee; Attr, Seol I, In.III ru)d, nittl Irwin fur tulles; and the Etittheth. Isom Clititcr. Came shown (mot the River and nits situ. the Phi ihtt Toh.t, Tubb, for Pbsladelphla aud the Good Crw, Mum u, fur A orous. COME, MN 7. Arrived Ibe Ferret, from F:)mouth. Lrov int, JULY 2 The p! intl. of itraribi (tif Hull) paroied tam day with . 1 04 payable fi•b. front liternlond. The Captain 'Moira the will lie• good to gelieral. Hiatd nuthiur of the discovery shire. She caught Inc Ihli to the suuttiwaid of the 70th degree. The C0mp4,1) . 1 slops Prineeu Amelia end Lon don pHitrei company the 120.11 II; the former I tees '.lf t h <• Cape no the 30th of that mouth. Tile Lee, Captairo PAsco, which armed it r.ye mouth on IVethseettay, felt the ettereiotsig egtottdron the preceding 'wetting, ell well. end twit. d mom oh Fraley. olds letters awl pipers for the mattedrets. TOLICE. nor !TR rFT resterdny CerTer A'S yo.ti porde, u ln. 111.111 .dtw. v.d by II 11.. cr, s, b.u g r.T). ar!:ye in (1., rru , . 4 *1in...4 tip. claws mg' .41 3.1- El shell. Duo del t, hsr t ight tr this (+tries, thstirti with hiving iu his eighteen It Beek noire or aquilt.d.llk purer, sail ths 14.1 i is ur Ettelteqeer I,s ti.r au ut sit SW/ whirls so Iscosi nh'e to give a satiturtury stratus's he sal cetnnatll.•J. Several odor robber* of • motilar description were brought to the Office, same of whom wars detect' d iu tbit f 114 y wave all committed. 1.113 E L. JURY COURT, F.onisvaila, Jour 7. In lite action of tirroltllatintl and d images de. IPtodireg before the Court of Seisintt, et the stance of Peter Christian. writer in St.mehneen. Pt:rester. against the Right If r a t t l e Arrlnb,! 4 l Lind Kennedy. Ur rendre. the Court at pointed the following issues to be tried by is Jury : Wheiherthe D. feroirr, it, the months of Jun., July, or August, or the year 1116, or in the following mouths of she said year, ear n. sone of other of the afore,aid motitha. in the presence of various hiA.l on it.f. fermi lige room of Kincardine, Abrofren, or of Foot - sr, (Asa, and iejasionaly !Irene, stet rt elate, that air Purrnier was • mead, or Slant he swot ilt.amoirt. or th a t f ie h a d /wen rainy 4.f hated, and had ches444,) Defender sod his sponse Lads Kennedy. or dot tire in. preasion., in presence of 41,e said person., to that iti.rt, importior Ihat the Pursuer b tray. din. tines, soil load acted II:11111111 , 1111ly it, di honestly, when employed ,n Iha 11111. nagelVl/1111111 . iite affairs of the Wendss , and the said Lady Kennedy, as their factor 9 Whether the Defetokr, istoothr of .1.411 e. Joh., or Atiprat, of the year 1816, or in tier of the 1 Us/velour mo.,' lie ist the said year, or in one ..r nth r the mud in the perm n. e of the Earl of Kititsire. or of nrcli ba.il quharson of Ft..z an, or of ltolwil Bar. ley A Lir ire, or of the late Jatora Wood, El of 11,noiliiiim.ro, in the cont d.., of Aticash.ss. Kosterdnie. or F..rfar, fats ty sod to. jotioiody girt. out soil der are dint the l'uissur wa• a reseal, ur ilisit he was d abnunt, or that he had helm en. S. ut t.otot„ or th it he had ettrated the said th•feoder, ..r lbs epitome I.stly Kennedy, o r did make nee of expre.sio.ds to ilt if rt. tinrsollitst Ilesst he, tie Perswer, had betrayed his tra.d, mud acted francloslently and dislioneqly why.. employed in that monagesties.l of she all's rs or th e s a id Dafeud,r an d Lad? Kennedy, as their factor 3. Whether she Deb-oder, in the months of July or Am. pd, 1816, did, at the agriess Plural met ling of thr prinepall Gentlemen and Farm, r. of Kincardineshire, of which the Pursuer is clerk and treasiiri r, held et Slonishaven reties kirk, say to Robert William Doe Eliq of Frill i N 0 ., 0 , i* pr. score and sit the heat lug t,f sena!! other perilous, hit the Farrar, was a lases!, or made use Or ether expressions, to the injury f the liorsuel's character? 4. Whether iu the months orient., July, or Aturnst, 1116, • or in one or other of the following Messina of Ih:it year, ills Defender did say to the said 'loath-11d Falco's:n..l3. of Eats. El'all,lll4ll the Defender, had wri urn In ilie l'ui %air shat he, tbe Defender, hail always cost p'..sl his , the l'iirstweit name, wills the word rascal, mad would ;shylys emotion* to couple it with ill: word rascal, or dot repress himself to that cihrt to the said Archibald Faigoliarsos.? And the cause slaving been tried on the 414. before the Lords Ceministueniers of the July Court, and a respectable Jury at Eilnehurgli, the cos , . wits uproed for the Pursuer in sill eloquent lyre( h by Mr. Jrfr i ey ; 71 rinwher of witnesses were then ell. atniered, om %hose evidetwe Mr. Clerk commeilled in an elaborate nild einremous speech for the De. render, rued qtr. Jury liven ably god im• partially charged by the. ChiatConattoiltaiuseet, were enclosed for a short flint, :toil returned the following verdict : " Find the first, second. .and North knurl proven, and Ohm the thirdissue, rime pt in no far as it states, that (amatory words were spoken in the peesener nod hi Arlo( it ,arvcral usher perilous i mod toles' the t!sniages at 1,254. alerting." The Jury at fires found, by a plurality of voicec„ &linage, flue to the Hinuttnt or 1.51)0/. but bat ii K I#ecit spilt back to agree #.ll iloot puit#l, their verdict was g!vell and recorded above... IVe nwirrsta il d that notice iv given of un appli• coin') to be ittrartliorly made by Lord Kennedy. the Dereuder, liar a new trial in il.is rause. DEATH. 011 irsurilay Inst, at Oitror,l, Aim% wife of 3tr. Jobe Bea nett, Sub Treasurer of Christ Church. IIIGH WATER TlllO DAY AT LOPIDON MUDGE. Mottling 22 after 10. 1 Zinnia: 1 after 11. r COll DIAL. HALM OF GILF.AI) i• noiccraaill acknowleeged to be the rapid agreeable and powerful! itstarative to all Nervous Disorders este dis covered. This celebrated Cordial is prenthrly efficacious in all onward wasting's, loss of appetite, undezestion, depression of spirit., trenibling or 'HA int! of the hands or 6tnb., ob. coughs,shortioss of breath, mod euissumpluwe hat,ii. ; it thins the blood, moil thin most viol. tit pains iu the h. ad and st , umarh, and promotes general perspiration. Its the Nobility awl Gentry shill Medicine i. mw. h admired, b i uq pleasant to the taste and smell, gently ostrineitor the films of the stomach, sod Emirs: th a t proper tensity which a !rood a:potion r.q.lllt F. esti be bctiur adapted to Isklp and inittri•li t he nine a debauch with arllll., &C. Much bin been 9:11.1 by intent:fed individuals against Medicine. that are advertised, but there is a rely impu.ant oleivrvation to be made reapecting the Cordial K i m, of Gi:ead, that antisn its operation am. gentle, safe. mid . them cionri, in th.i.e complaints for ahieh it is iccem tl .11 di anit universally adininistriell with surer.,, it smith! not have attained the itivesampril ilea:and it its. acquired; for, as it I. rirrly the vent acivatalace of a persuasive ad. roes te, su tothily/. but his conv;cirou of ifs %wince, by its arlutary e(h• eta. can induce petal reuniter yet 'e.o.m. 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