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1 1 AL10E. '7. . , . j iw i teishesl iujuirers yes Sit Mr. W. Clapham' Mr. Zwick t Cul. Jenkinson Lord and Lady Dui:tenon Mr. Simpson Lord Enniskillen Mr lay Gen. and Mrs. canter Decbrn■ of Gordan Gen Macdonald • Mr. H. Alexander Earl and Cunning of A)les. bury Dowager Countess of Rosalyn Lady M. Erskine Lady Triggs Lady Orde Mr. Fisher Capt. Rice Dowager Lady Glynn Cowmen, de Stahl Capt. 1 noldry Mrs Wharton hits, Savin ilr. Wharion Good Esears Duchess of klaischetter Sir F. Gould Mr. Hicks Captain Reeve Llen.t..Geueral Wilford Lady sod Mna Mater 1 , Mrs. Hobhouse Mr. I)riukaatcr Mr. Thomas Mr. Weston Mr. anti Mrs Asriol Mr. Jennings Sir Molyiscus Count de Liale Mrs Villiers Mr Irhy Lord Henry Fitzgerald Lord Kenton Earl Cowper Earl of Cliarlersout Lady Hamilton Mr Kirkland Duke mid rudiess dr Castries Capt. Cathcart Major Northey EaH of Mouutnnrris SleJmaph Yorke Lady Yorke Mr Kean Rir C R. Boaghtes Mr. %tense The J adgmAdverdeledisseral Lord St Meknes Mr. C. S. Stanhope Mr. Spencer ntauhope. howitzer Countess of Sefton Earl and &mute* of Porta- Cult. awn Ili Rye St. Stott Sir Thos Musgrave • Mr W. iI ,, YPATIi Lint Col. Kerr Sir Rear, Dashwasid • Dow err budgie ma= Clos. caster Me. Ed. n Arras Clievaher deI:I4BMM Mr. Burton Mr Egerton Lady Ilcressrd Mos Hamilton Mies Mortis Lord Wojaossik Capt VV Mr. Rants, Resod Mr Temple Steal Slain Sp otos Mr. Spar OW Mr. Andrews Moe. Atkyos Mr. Shirt's% Admiral mod Madams Apo daca Mr. Penes's! Eliot Mr. Hurt Mr Vallee. Lord and Lady S. Snymattr Mr. I. Dutidas Sir Ilthry V.kur Trmp►!t Rev W Warner • Limit Gen Taylor He* Lunn Cul Maimed Mr. M..r.w. 11, M P. Sir. Bran Edwards Mr Coatis Earl Strathmore Adnurtt Lurd and Lady Rad. stock MlsaWaidsgrave Mr Ryland Drunswick TM Comoros Serjeant of L.n.dua Sir H. Crrae 31, Steptivits Mr. .n 4 311 s. Dent Lady Robert and Migt Lient. 0.1 Hattie...a Bellhop of Wo.clniter Minoes "forth Mr. and Mrs. De Orel Mr. and lira. Gamier Governor and Mrs. Franklin Lard and Ladas H aid Aslabernbein 111..relsioorte of Omens's . ..it Mr. Lew+ B.nle A.lrerate Mr. Brine', lire. arid liras 14:riat Lord Monnijny CBS' rainier, it. N. Cot Aso. Ds. Asderena Mr. anJ Mrs. W•att Duke of Monto.c Capt. C. Bei nard Mr. A Sianlo.pe Mr Dmebroulbe Hartley Coluerl Laois S'r F. 1114ker Mr We15...n.1 W and Lwdy Langisain Derby Mr. H •Jirenn tiev*lill Moe HarloorJ Mee. %tey ',emus Mrs. Hrdliar Ur. F Home Mrs. Hayseed Mrs. Brace Mr E. Diana frfland Misjor Pisr.alle, It M. r (74C:rees Sir Mask f:rrrar4 II Sir J soil Laity Carriell Curi a S Asp. Major-General Reysoutdo N •p mps Mr A. Matisse' w.iir Mr Mrs sad 3 Musa Cole ' istOseese• wan 1141.,• erwleisrll L Gummi lamb, Dr. ll'i , leris owl, M.D. Clarke C.Auset Maessiey Mica Cliorf em* Hes. Mrs Caspboill lel Spate/ Capt. J. 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Mrs, Howe Minipill* of Lamulowa Lord Marne Mr. Citibank Lady Day Sir S. and Laity Cottrell Mr Snodgrass The Governer of the Batik The Cominis•ioners and Se- Mr Manning cretary of the Victualling Mr. D. Richer/ma Lord Ei skier M r..f. Whitmore Levitt .Col. Dodd, late of the Mr. Duudas Giards Lord Scoot, Mr. Coleraß Governor Cameral Mr Vermin Lady M. a.olllisiCalliefoll Captain Mataaleare Sir., Bonifield AI iI. Hoak Earl of Aberg vvvvv y Mr. Riker' Molars. ft sad F. Walpole laiise Sidney Sir J. Fitzgerald Captaia Stables Mr Jolitioni Lieut.-Culotte! Durafeed bliss Garth Colonel Braddyll Mr. Stewart Mr. Poslstt Mr. W. Taylor 1...r.1 Flullaail Mr. sad Mn. Allan Rear-Ailsairal Deshaist General Sir T. Triage Captain Maker Mr. and Mrs. Dudley North Mr. It. S. Mu..ily per, E Cannon Lord and I.aily St. John Bishop of Durham Captain Wright, R.N. Meson. T. and E. Female'. Mr. E. Bryant Dr. Cliriatie Mrs. A. Stanhope Mr. Stone thos'orr Ditches@ of Leeds atilm,ral Sir E Buller Mr. liii.lilis Sir W SkeMostou Sir A.de - Countess of Liverpool !Sr H Hoare Sir!. Stliclapr Mrs. Malady Conoco; Ft uconber; Mr. Tremayne Mr. H. SimpsJit Ensign Ismnpiire tat Guards Mr. TIIIIIII Dr ft. Clarke, le N. Mr. P Carew Mr. %V J. Cooke Mr. Hare Mr. Roberta COURT OF KING'S, MCP, Nov. Jour scot, WHITCINO. T• THB CONSIIMONSBY 01 THI 11.0110.1 N DOCIL costica*T• Mr. MARRY inaved for * Role to sheW cause why a Moir:taints shissild not be issued against the Cornasiatioswor, to oblige them to give the Plaintiff a coinpenvation for the loss of his wharf and ware houses. It appeared that the Plaintiff ..aine into the possession of a large fortune in the year 791. and also a wharf in the ueignhuothaid where the Do •kr hoof since been erected, On w;lich he ?suite several warehouses, with the intention of carr)ing on the business of a wharlinger and warrhouseinau; hut by the erection of the London Doeks, Isis bu siness had abandoned him, and his wharf and ositc houses became unprn6l4l-. Lord ELLENIHROUOII—" At what time, Mr. Magnet, was the Act for erecting the Ducks passed ?" Mr. NI AN i t iATT.-....‘ The first Acr was in the tri' 1799, And the second Act of Pediment in 1800 ; and the Plaintiff comineneeil hie Wilding" iu 1799, and the were completed in 18130." Lord Ettsmailitucox.—" It certainly encou rages a suspicion that they were built for the pur pose of genii% a compensation. I think the Com missiutiers cone to a very proper decision when they refused Imo refused. RIOTERS Kr THE CHESTER THEATRE. THe HIND N. llEultU6 IrAYI.OII AND FOUR OtHBAS. Mr. lics. Ton moved th it the Court 'tumid pass judgment on the Defertriaots. they kwiug found guilty ist the last Ass;z..a, of ?whining io r riotous manner iu the Chester Theatre. Mr. Gamow requissted that the Defendants might not be brought up until next Terns if this was agreed to by the Learned Counsel for the prosecu tion, he hail not the least sloisht but their Lordships would never hear of them again. There was a vast deal of difference between the case of these De resulont4 and florae others that had been before their Lordships. They were very young men, and were empLyeil in respectable Wines at Chester at the time the riot tmk place, rod from WIIICIIVIIIpIity they had been discharged on account of the part nse , took, and had suffered very much. Mr. ATTustaty•Gsiliain, said, he had quite a different v iew of the case Iron his Learned Friend Mr.Garrow; but if it was any accommodation to the Court, hr would consent. Lord Ett.tosnitotrox 1 think it will be better to take it now, with this understanding. that that the Court expects Ilse Counsel on both sides to he a. explicit as noreihle. Olt the Defendants being called. and not answer in Ai g r. A rTortNET-Gew tRAL-- 1 . My Lords, after what hiss 1411.'11 f?“ 111 tile ClJeft. 1 es,ntld prefer that it should go info roil next Term." Lord ELLE It so:t.ircitt.—.. B. it AO then." cHALLENOCS. Mr. ADOOTT mnve.t fur Rule to *ht.* cause why a Cri,..i.ial I,forinstion should out be gr.nted agaiiist three Gentlemen. id the rookies of Ab borlv, F:.ich. and Browne. He more.: this on the affidavit et Mr. AdIMI., the Co un iandrr of the Ludlow Yernuenry Cavalry, which Eris forth that Mr. A b:ierly and the ileponcirf hail Revere, die 'lntel, *bent a year back ; he poste I the deponent as a coward ; tss.'Se altercations did not cid oith. out btoisi; and Mr. Abherly was bound over to ktep the peace for twelve mouths, at the expiration of which time Mr. Browass called at the D .panciit's house, bob be dewed to him ; lie alierwards cruse twice in company with Finch, fur the purpose of delivering a challenge from Mr. Ald,erly, as the lieliniient believes. The Depots. ut left his resi dence at Ludlow, to wake a visit to North Wales; he had hardly set out on his journey, when the fol. ' losnisg hill was posted up in the inn at Ludlow by Mr. Abherly :—" I hereby post Copula Adams, of tile Ladino Yemaaary, as a oward." Nord) s• A itak:nt.v."—lt was also Lusted up in the inns at &.hreasbury and Hereford. Finch and !drown also caused a printed paper to be publiahed, declaring their ovrobation of Abberly's conduct. Lord ELLLNIOROUGH—" Take the rule against Abberly. I du'ist think we would be justified by what is before us in granting it against Finch and Lady Collingamed Lady Dalrymple Lieut -Colonel Maitland Dowager Lady belEald Sir C. ulroe Sir J. h rind Sir J. Cuctbarn Licut -Cutout% Freak BERN alt'S-S ; rICKE l• JIV AN UPROAR!! The vreittest boar that ever ha been heard of in this metropolis, was yesterday prsedied in fierner's• street, Oxford-sere t. The bocomi of Mrs. T turn ham, • lady of fortune. a: No. 54, was beset by almni a dosen trutiespropse at one ante, with their • rims, commodities. and from the colifioo.• Min g. ther, .uen crowds had cclleciect as to under the street impassable. 11'aggimis laden witli cowl+ from tl.e Ps dington wharfs. upholsterer's goods in cart 1na.14. Organs, plaitn-fortes, lawn, jes Itrry, end -vary abler dereription of font/ire i.ufficirlit to have stoat ql the whole street, tea. lodged as Hear as painable to the door of No. 54, wit i anxious tradesisiople and • laughing mob. A h 'at thi• time the Lord Mayor of London a: rived iii his c t riage, and two livery servants; but h's Lordidiiii's . stay w..s short. and be was driven to Murlborouga street Police Oilee. • Al the thlce his Lordship informed the Sitting. Magiitratr, that he Awl received a Note porportinv to have coins from Mrs. Tottenham, which stated, that she had been stouttioned to appear before him. but that she was confined to her roan by sickness, and requested his Lordaliip's tnvosir to call on her. Berner's-4feet at this butt %SAS in the gri seeit con. fusion, lky the nsultiplieity of tr•itleiepeopli-, who wire rettsriiint; with their goofs. and apt:tutors laughing at them. The officers belonging to Marl borough-street Office were immediately ordered out t • lie- p miller, but it was impossible for a ,hart time. The first thiug wttnessed by the officers was six stoat tuen hearing an Organ. llllTOOttiled by coal mere Islas with permits. barbers *IA wigs. mailing mak. rs situ li tall•l'airef, VISO*. s taid% their vari ous omelet of trade, addenda wee the pressure of tradea-people who had beet &gird, twit at four o'clock all was consternation sad confusion. Every officer that could he mustered wasenlisted to disperse the people. and they dire 'plated at the corners of B-riterii.street, to pr vent tradesiipeople from alle4a, 1.1 4 towards the !wo.e with goods, The street was trot clear.ll at a late hour, a; sera voids of every tit nototsta.ion, wanting places, began to assemble at five o'clock. It turned out, that letters had been written to the different trade ronts. whi. Ft stated recommendations from per- Was of oil.‘l ty. A reward has been offered for the author of the keens 'Chi. hoar exceeded by far that in Bedford-street, i few moats. since ; for besides it coffin, which was hrotsght to Mrs. Tatteahem's house, made to mea sure, agreeable to letter, fire fret six by sixteen, three sirt.re aecoocheurs, tonthartrivseta, immature painter*, auJ artists of every tleieription. Browne." Mr. SCARLET moved fur a rule to chew cause why a comical information should not be granted tiring Walter Gard, Eq. • General in the army, for scrutiny' challenge IN a MT. Bates, in the coun ty of Durham, to fight a dUel. (de made this ap plication ou the affidavits of 14tr. Bates, and a Nlr. Pewster ; they set forth they had been out lo.king for gator, thee being regidorly licensed; they ecoe met by' the General, who asked Mr. Bates in a most suyerious manner whit he. Was doing there? he answered, they were looking ifter game ; but re marked ne was not accustomed to be spoken to in that dtctatoriel insoner : the I.;'efieral d--. 4 him for a purse-prottd fellow ; and some ingh words pawed between them, of a imitate, as Lige Learned Coonsel observed, that was not much to the credit or ho iiroir of either of them. When they were IlArtilig. It is 111 . 03 t gratitysog to observe, diet the public the Georral toll Mr. Bates. that he expected prayerspat up for the recovery of ou r (:racinna meet him with a friend en the next slay, when he Sort:to:los are not confined to the F.tahlished expected Mr. B. would give him the .ativlaettott Church, to which alone toe mandate Of the Arch- of a gentleman. Mr. Bates did lint pay soy awn bishop of Ct erantacee calends: but art walall- tier to this invitiv.on, thinking it way the mere tartly iltiud in by all classes mot description, or pass i on o f th e Ge n e ra l ; and did not attend; no: co Nl.S.PLate's su bjects. The Catholics, to pirii- with the Geueral, for he went to the ground, se cular, have in this instance, as in all similar ones. i compenied by is frielid, and on the next limy wrote chew') the same grateful seal and aitai.hineot as oh 1 a letter to Mr. Bates, to the following etlect : every former ias:cas 1111 l , for a Sovereign whir Iris coo- sr Your conduct in the first instance was most g er , el so many lolessmts nun' them, in removing I gross, and in the second most cowardly ; therefore the hard restrictions of lea f.h ent i reiy r ns , I vomm consider you longer as a gentleman, and SICILIAN MAJESTY has conferred on Cant. trill ',present yon accordingly." ties,. Ilosre, of His Bit CA NSIC MAJEbTT'S Reyal I Lord ELLENBOROVOII-." That letter is a re. & sc orn, the Third Order of •• 'St. Ferdinand nunci.tion of a challenge, if there ever was one in snit Moil," as a reward fur his 'gallant conduct in contemplation."—Ride refused. the s r.irte..stek guns of the Spartan fri- ARTICLE. or Tiff PEACE. gate, cptniva,, , led by Copt sin Baaterox, in the Mr. Hugo Motherly came up, according to „ woo f / D a l e * Aka' of tkri ship wits the French Ilea notice. to pot in hail to articles of the peace exhi tililon May lest, in the lky of Naples. 4 bited leggiest him by Mrs. Anne Itilines, otherwise The King iltortincti hes rid lined pernsiaa;on to Doitherty. his wife. err/olio in this essemity a. v private Gesolemen, and I Mr. ATTORNEY-Gtneet v.—.. A. Mr. igherty to vs, where) he frfulte% all pecontery aid was once bound over befor• under snmler circiims or pop. lies. iittrnited i y confidential friend, as stance:. I move That he should be now bound -get +man. and o.:e domes . ie. Lie Immo, to viva ever for two years." ,111 grea t .:OieS and Inillittrisir Woe-. li e dined I Mr. MARRY ATT SOIMIIIteiI to the Court. that by •II spout the ivetsing with the Prince of CONDO the Act of the 31st of James I. their Larslships had a dell the Lurbear, at WiiublAcn, ou Saturday tote power to iuquim into the truth of what was al lust. krd hi the articles eahibited; he had affidavits that contradicted them, tut he wombd riot read them mail he knew the opinion of the Conti. Lora E gAg p ß o vi c e ng..-.. We ceouot be 4 hit* the truth of On Artii lea of We Peace by 0fF,,,. t. Let Mr. Dor,herty be tcoliii I over in the i.um &Al. for two years, eaHl too our. ties roe 150 Which was immediately...complied with. Mr. Doglierty iiitealoirol to whireNs the C..nrt6 hut their Lordships would not 13 , hire. lie said, they would listen to a criminal Kong to hive pee. were of death pa•ted on and ch ,r 44 ter W 46 mill dearer than life. lie W4II pet fretly inuoceut of the charges preferred Ligitioat him. JACKSON V. 4 HAMA/SAM Mr. ATTORSKS.GENCCAL ~:mewed cause Against a Rule cb.aiiiert by Mr. Marryatt, to art aside an execution. Ile stated. the th:s :was • ca.e more suitable for a story in a than for a Court of Justice. The Defemlant ill tit t. cait.r was a young man who made • windier of ptitple hell. a.. that he hail been bequeathed a fortune to the amount of eighty thousand 'moods, sod that he wsei only *alt. in" to obtain a probate from Denims' Curontens, to be put in fall possession of it. tle oil. told by several that hr ought to aastime the air rtaLl 111.111. IMO or 3 Nokleineo—tliive a curricle—keep a town and country home. The Plaintiff kept livery-stables; and the Defendant was recommend ed to him by several ohlizing gentlemen, and attinti,o others by the Attorney, Mr. °Aviv, who hid the present motion made. The Defendant bought carriages. currieles, tandems, end horses. from the Plaintiff; borrowed money from him. and teen condescended to become his teshint in a house in Ernes. the forvittarwsif orlsicis-be mho Willie* bought from the II tiodiff, to the am mot of 3 33tii. for which hr gave him a boil and judgment. wsth a proviso that he should not itsor out execut.on til a month after the Defendant had ohtiunrii the probate. At last the Delenduat came to tho Platotiff. and told him he had got the probate. ail dievred it to him soil borrowed ttnil.; and fresh snit day the Plitintiff hail never seen him ; bdt Mr. o..ltely, the Attorney. accompanied by the Defendant, went down to the house in Estee, and curie., away every thin 4 they well could. But the nature of lite tire sent motion was this, that the Plaint4l :mined es:e. culio• before the mouth had elapsed after the issuing of the probate, when in fact there WILY neither probate or fort:Joe, but a mere swinifing transaction; he was not afraid to say it, for a Grand Jury had found au ionlictesent against . the Defen dant and thakely. for a conspiracy; be' what is o..kely's intentiou ? he says. ilea the Defendant. b e f o re he absconded. gave him a hood sad judg. meet for 1701. which he will los. if the executiois of the Plaintiff ea out t.t wink. I. not th:s effron tery to excess ? If Vie Defendant is at:rseved, let him come into .Court, and hr should he glad to meet him ; hat what right Mr. 0 hely his to more lie was at a loss to compreli-nd. Under th,:e con siderations he trusted their Lordships would die. miss th- Mr. PA act ennten , lrd, that at the time the hoed ems Korn to the Pleini.lf. Mr. Dakely did not know either the Plaiiitiff or Defendant, so could not be privy to it ; the Plamtiff admita in his of% lavit that lie trove his money out the .trett;!ih of the Pro. bate, at time persuasion of Mr. John King, Dr. 9 , e . venom, and the Defendant. Litt/ Stehle (*A .eel in the Fleet Prison. Ile also contended, that if this Plaintiff's jodeineot was taken out irregularly. 11 ought to he set aside. Mr. M OHM ITT followed on the same hide. Lord Er.t.streornouer observe Lynn! they Saw the Defendant to Court they could not du oar thios.—lffele refused. A Ok GAM 'l5 : int* t„ r.AI. I. said, pee. W 46 )(VIA ie an inns e i►t of onng It he tit of Malt• Tons, d toy man. ep a kept nem'. , and ,who mina carets, I. and huts. rie!4 l , , %nth 111 1141 • -d the wed it of the y, the , went I every COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Not. r. 140%T•011 P. in this action, brought by Admiral Montage against Captain Jativerin of the Pluto frigate, far • proportion of the freight-money nilosed by Co. verninent for the earn sge of eertiiin risme, a VIP. diet was given, iloriog the gi•tmgs after last Term s for the Plaintiff, with liberty for the DeretbdriPt more for a ore trial.—Of this permiioio,a Nir. Ser. jeant Bess hail ass led himself. and onward • rule to shew noise why tlif Ter liet a maid not he set aside, and a sew trial granted. Lord CiiefJostios 1 SI•1115F1111.1:1 this day &merged, that though it VIM I a very great hiviltiiio on the Plaintiff to delav the ' decision of the ease, yet he believed he shoald not be able to dipper of it this Term. Toe dee 'don of the Court depended upon certain pap vs, which were sery few in number, bat trine of whteh had heen laid before the Judges; this, he conceived. was the more extrmordsuary, as it had beets kit to the option of the party, either to .noire for • re* 1031, or tome the business forwaid in the nature Of case. lle thought, as it was not in the poser lof the Court to heat it then, it had hate. r be put in the form of a ease, stating therein the papers which were uteesaary-..end a. 'he evidt nce of the Naval Officers clammed was all to the parse pur l/ate. viz. that it had been al.ays custonssre to pay the Ailiuirst a proportion of the freig.dage, Omit was no necasaity to state it at tu.t length, hut merely to mention the jot of-it as matter of f ,CI. Doe (Ori the demise of the fierfojCagiists.) r. the 411.111 sad Bu instate of the tows of Mar. peek. It appeared that the Bailiff and Burgesses of Morpeth had been in the habit of nicking use of a piece of land adjoining the town, known by the title of Guheoil, ISiolgvon, and • variety of Gospel. Winos, the use of which ground by the Burgesses had not been prevented by the E .rl of Carhale, to whom it appeared to belong. fur a nuinh-r of yeses; • dispute, however, having oriseti between ins Lirdship and the B t iliff and Burgesses, lie no tified to the - n that he intended t.i resume his origi. nal right to the piece of loos' alio., mentioned. Act were. in canary:lance, instituted ; but. owing to some informality in the legal proceedings. the Earl of Carlisle, in the first instance, failed. ' At length, however, the parties agreed to decide the question by the trial of an action of ejectment—. ' but, in the progress of the 'who's. some difficulties arose, and it a as then determined to refer the matter. The rule of refer , tic., however, •ppesred to have bee., misunderstood. Mr. Littleilale, who had been appointed the Referee, met the Counsel for the respective parties...thole on the side of the Bor g...sea contended. that the R.feree was, hy the terms of the Rule, (which coiled on hint s imply to set out the extent of the piece of land called Gobeon) to confute himself solely to that.—