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11 which did not take the advantage of her after receiving sailing instfuctione, in mar a ruuning voyage of it. The Mu , iu that trade do not generally think any ,ecessary. till they reach the British Chan •re isolane Cheyenne left about to sail of wa l ug at Quebec. Montreal, &c. ,The two french frigates which were driven on L s elogne. have, contrary to the ex- o r every one who saw their situation, toff; a:411 one of them, during the gales .rod 64 w eek, which blew our ships from off -,sgain reached (Isere. The other is neat the rocks of St. %last. Th,t , were on Monday last. The French wtre so elated their s uccessful exertions, that they fired up sof one hundred guns of joy. The winds been remarkably favourable for them sine e sere driven on shore ; it has been jai/1164)1y from the S.W. and an east wind alone fish their destruction. pirate letters frost Lisbon state, that General 7=haring become delirious in a violent, fever, iatuself out of a aindnw no • second fl tor, lolled on the spot. Several British Officers, some of the 14th Drooons, are repro. the seine letter in a sickly state. The Often Candour, Capt. SL Ler, was released 4r,intine on Fridayot Port..rnouth. She on the 10th, and Cadiz on the 17th The lirbernia Capt. C. Witt re, work Cii:d csril and .urie on board, arrived at Gibraltar dad,, (ruin Spithead. The Ifilrerstia and ,tre the only ship.: at Gibraltar. The Owen gladuur brought Dispalehes iron Gen. GRAHAM, llCad z.—The tales of rev. r, both at Gibraltar bad very greatly No part of the %try impurtant dispatches re ' from 1...,!ta by the Lady Carrington, has been to transpire. We have received letters *Madras to the lath July, snit a 'write of 7Ae raj itettriee to that date. Our Correspondeat .• • • quit end all is prosperrus through. welsh ; 'Peace obtains everywhere. As for this ogles betty is absurd rebellion, they have many okra Leen diamired the good service they alms .; ux rest, vilest and sulky, are kept is check by arnps of Ho Ai 4,1 , to % hom we are indebi the peace and safety vsa it present Th., . the lint end resent year, on ,v loch life *ads is this country, have been seaeonable and sud, of course, grain of every kind ib it, It r t.ot true, as stated ist some oft'', Poona, that Mut! hail sailed against the Moluccas. Dutch Settlement of Bind's, one of the Spice wu expected to be the next of the enemy's vies,oroi that would fall. The Dover, Captain Ttr.tirwr Pirifinomrafte, Capt. FOOTE ; 8101 So ar:v.l ipt.SPISCSII. with a competent kr', •Jii.ll to attack it. Ail. Dauer was in ter Bet Oahu, Capt. NEL!. On the 3 I July, to r'• ti flop he had shiCed hie llev at res. He sided from Trincomalee in the Russell, Captain Call E nit% and had proceeded as err ae the Basses, in the eight, it was &scowled 1! at the ship lad suddenly sprung a leak, and that her taiga. r nes were allost, with eight feet weer in her hold Ste became water-logged, and was aheelutely down by the bred, when the AJsuirol, by the wierwdees be instantly i‘fued, sad which Acre iptly obeyed• oneceirAed iu •akisg her on helni, sad pot her before the wiod. By of the pampa and bAiling she was kept 114. P the wailer, and so this state returned te r i Tem. iknd was kit there by t:ie Be //irieux,. . Bean. Thom, by an exertion of mai-lunch , neiorlsopetent to describe. 1-Us Majesty's ship bar hrrerotriew were preserved to tle we're. Pieftette Capt. Perteve anchored ia finada. With the Epophafus. Tbs ma 74, brat at •Bornbay, was laiinche3 on te nth of Jew frim tie Dlucaa and treed by the Giseirstsr, the TILS is the ft attempt ti jissolf.bsttlerAips in India ; b l the Aliadeis is represented as the hate:soniest veer set o , us sell tiuniLeti as sire rou:d hate la any part if Europe. Capt. 11 oARg has 4111 z , aaaosed her for Admiral Drury'. The turd/ will be rent home with the October 111. be put into • suiStient ...Ate of security that parpo..e.—Vhe French have three *nuts- airs from the Isle of France ; one cruirug Bay of Bengal, another off Madagascar, aod t.ird iv supposed to he gone to take pamemioes • r Purtngueae settlement of Nhzainhque, ea •• • coma of Africa, opposite to Madagascar, under , t 4 er tI PeCtitIOO, it as presumed, that they *mild ol6 ven out of the Isle 4f France. The French fti• Pte I:4811 1e. 44 gnils, and a large French privateer ▪ 30 tons and 140 nu.n, had goo into the hle of "ice. they left Rochefort on the 12th of March. Pnrateer bad ',eta chased by our blockading The enemy's frigate, Be loss and unit the Vict.r sloop, sa:lo! float the Isle of mice's the loth of June, and two slier' tit/ sent in the Ocean Amen( an *Lip from • La Vane/re, / a /*emirs. iv, 4 kntrepesaitte, 6:: (hi N es/4,m rroisi.ig orf the . SA d Ile Itneq.kaltas, Phaeton, sad (nr -61'0°6, etre Rrin>t in po••uit of Itorritt cartel arrived at Kid as ou the loth of July, which left the Isle of France on the 14 t of the preceding month. The hiartiee brought 1,15 prisoners. who had been exchanged: amongai them were the passengers end ladies taken in the Wptd hem, with the gentlemen who were ea shamefully taken away from the British settlement on the coast of Seinatr4. They experienced very good treatment at the Isle of France. The effect of the Ithe Expedition to the Persian Gulpli had not been attended with much 13'14(44 to our Merchatits. The Arabs have gained such complete a.cendalicy in their shipping, that ours are vhut out from the ports, and they are now reaping the harvest which has been opened to them at the expetive of British blood and treasure. Every port in the Gulph is pouring ont fleets fcr all parts of India. A 1:11111.. bar of vessels had arrived at Chios from Afflefi. a. Ail lives of the rue Britoil 1112.1 vaoi , bed. The WAIN wla HT, !worst Point de G ou the 26th of June, with a convoy from Bombay for China. Tie fiddle. Baring. and Sir Edward Pillew. may be daily expected to arrive with cat goes Bev& The Goree sloop, Capt. BY NO. IS arrive,' at Fal mou►h, with a convoy from 41,14.1‘. The Curets hospitelsship, Cupt. Wenn. with medical stores Inc the army in Poi tool, mot several transports for Lisbon, were to sail yesterday Irma Ports•.toutb. They are in rail at Cork. The 525 l (2rl bar.), 68th, and 85th lies met which barefoot removed from the Kent that et to licp.thor, Lewes, and Ilailohans. Sussex, ate. at understand, expected at Pnrt.muu h, to Cillbesek to joie the army is The Herede, 74. $s iardiktitl tip at Portamou h. The tendon, Meiotic., aim Pereerfal tot the hue), we to he •ir-kca. 14, a , Ch,tttarat. The art 6 wir et.•l er•tan,i, art !..1141 fur llitir services, at such work, b. I too. Th.. Aortae Iraq ae, nn her late e. uize, ceps nre.t, of Truer 'lie, Iwo. Me hips, louder Spanish eulours, hut liaviug Engt,sh, ~e ra. Th e y h a d. be en to Gores to pun Misr -laves but the Governor there, 0.• finding that they be.ongeal to &relish onnera, and 'mooing the trade to be illegal, oeizid their The vessels eaciped, end were fallen in with by the Amelia. One of them is valued at 40,0001. and the other at about 1.0001. _ _ Letters from flornioica • f the 6th of October state the troop* be very *witty at that place; the 4in battalion of the (kith einient h.or4. lost 1.10 men within a shall time, and it iIAS wily two Offi cers fit far duly. The 54th Regiment, which ha. been for some y ews i s , tt,.. t I die., i. "...lewd home to re cruit. This once-tine c , .rps has suffered roues ny tile climate. (;ru-ral TAILLETON's Regiment. the !Ist Light D7.ozoott", is ottirretl to itrucred to lochs fra.o the CIO*, to the great regret albs iulasisitants of brat Atiouiral Sir-loom Doccwowto ( -me to tOOO on Weducaday flow Paris,a..ul,. Oo Seattle. hr Loam at-elided at St. 3 1111VY . 4 Palace, and iskt his wane se as inquirer after the mate tat His MA JESTY." health. ~:rite hattah •st of Royal Marines. conitoortl.4 by Wirjor Iticinten •S tt t 1A147. *Weil dlfeinkl..lrkta at Pk , ' oath, •r.. haw rtatr.hrittug on heard the ‘•ber crowbar seri Kiln, for Ltetton. They are, we under. tivneemi, to K.lrciwas ute faro, on tar T4llllll. FISSIER het hooted hiohog on b• erd the in the Down., to josu th e t ai nsa ta h i•lf the Scilsri ii. The Belieropret, li 74. Copt. tt.sTtrihr well lie Int petwenteut elisp.—She titOl4l4 et Perst aeoth. . - - Among the reinforcement. about to he lent not to the orrery in Portugel, are mentioned. two her.. gds or CRVein'. SO Ile artillery. Win, foot givirds; 421, or Royal H ghtms.le-s. Irt Wm Wino ; 32t1 (Sir Joon 711uuat.'•). 2d bott.lion; tisth. and allth Re4iinruts, ues..ies some corps from Ireland. Wtl.l.lAlll TIUIV HITT DRAPES., Esq. is returned to serve in Parliament tor the Borough of Agruon drollest.. in the r..orn of Tit .seas Ussstc TYa- WnITT ice, E-q. deeewierl. The wind is come to the N.N . , which will enable the 11'est• Indus anti rortugsl convoys to mil fruits Comes wnere they anchored on Tue.day. Tii• Naiad, Capt. HILL. Mal bar and Hydras ...ore r slops, proceed with the West India envoy; 'he Gellsea. Cap'. Losacit. Unseat. Csio. Surron. for Cadiz and DaMeace st me.ehlo with the comer f , r l'ortuesl And Cadiz.—Gen-rel Ntawrie.Ai.e, mind Colon, 1$ W.l4AlitiN and CUT LTIL. go *Gat in tne (islafea. The transports his.. detachments of regiments on board, and store. of ratio's deseript . . The. dais * Trafisigar. and Oceans are bikes and earned into Calais. It appears that there of re on board these vessels • large quantity of swords. belts. and eartotsehe-boxes. from which it is supposed they were transports bound to Portu gal. The Proem. for Bones!, is shortly eturoed at Portsmouth. fruits the Rev,. The 1.44.14ria15, for Bombay. Wring ;Pepsi; ed her datmAgt s, is retry to proceed on her voyage. The Laramie Meat.- is n lder orders for Cadiz. IC •temo GAUTII tnlo.l her out, .10-0 Csgtoin George Dir.air will fake 1.1.• cowman I of the. I . entia. and esptain ifisitru the cumfaind of the Cossc.k. A detachment of llse 79th Re l riment (who, front beic:g unwell of the Walchereu lever. were tillable to embark with the !ft-ginseng arrived at Porte. mouth inn Thursday, sad einhoried on isteard the Lhasa transport, for Portugal. I , 4•ea • APPOIIITIOINT*—Cattain Robert Cusplull, to tits Tormentloaa ; Cronus Ht ary Raper ' Mars, ricr R,iri ; Capt M. H. Scott, Miulborsodk ; Lord tt illiaui Miami, Eli. Wirth 4 Captain Ploilet, Primrose; Captain W. Stie.do and (.4 the Thander', Calunibise ; Captain Graeae, Donor Co toyenne ; Captain Hertratn, Peniaa ; Captain Ertl, Chalke. ger. Captain Biesaraiasact, Myna ; Captain Pasco, Tar tarus, vies Captain Mainiraring, promoted to the rash a Pon Captain; Carus W ulktassa, Ciieregnix. vice Draw ▪ ; Lirateruit ier Witham Parker (ran of the late AL wt..; ilia ki ilhsm Patter, sod Flag Lieutenant to tiie lobo Darktrerib) n promoted to the mak et Cossooonee ; Lira. Meant E firvit Hannibal; Lieutawant D. Hope, Mated,. pan • Lient Velpor ; Loot. R. At Cnorso ; Lir•;. M. Dna% Tonsarsdowe ; Mr. R)ves (ass of Cop ia,. Erma. is prearsteil to $ Lirineasat , and appended to the IWroa ; Linstasaist T Pirttenaii, liettertiplien; ?reds. risk now% Eat to ha Eon ota.y to Admiral Intim V* - whit tr:;:' ,, , at 'it 0 0,1 to make roof iu or! t.eereSa l 111. The /toe or loadrog • Ihe too Fre Owe pear La ! tee tit)o of e k t r got of; of bort we, be base stocker near rt orlon Muir ei their surer ids of one lire bee n "" Orr sere drir g from nald Pirate lett' grpweefhavii imp himself ideas killed Vol, so old or the The Often I qu smut left 6;brallar Itt. The I) yrr,rsril am la el.c" di) Bt;;: ,, rre iltodour hro Cad z.—'l' id Caliz, ICo part o Trivet! from I ,offered to t gin Madre, I nom oaf OW lA% Wen Islet; darn Leen i; toe real, *mops of I ad lathe pear ow, for the *Os in if pilaw ; and, ieoL l ance." Its tot ere int Dm Dutch ! liCul,wue 119.0,0:11 lh P I fm?, tie Ben pint r' • h flap lio from Tri horn nu), sud * h e n, in tie bad huditeul ones were at Ste became prig down I able orders or promptly 'per the lrelr Rene of tli alq.e the we aormile•, Ito Cut. Brno ..11v are awns en: bee bear The Matti Ths dna Itonia. ratwo b e WI of bawd by t h Ell suempi Ml the Mi I . 1! rile be ‘e• iU any 'mower I the will an t can be 14 that per I l ithe Bev of t letsird ie rl 41 • e Punt! coast ul 1 1 t apettitli Ednren out Pt. I: Aare, 30 guns a 'Peace: thei ne Pirate/I i llednary 1 l ' e ee, w ide tl tranc e f. th W et ey or L a 6 " the N I (nat. . T he "um THEATRES. COVENT-GARDEN. The Historical . Play of Henry the Lightit was performed on Saturday night with increased splen dour of costume, processions, Baunv- MORE, late of the Drury-Lune Company, made his first appeitruncr in the part of the Duke of Buck ingham, and was greeted on his entree as an old and favourite servant of the Public.—The Farce of The Spoiled child followed, and bliss BOOTH agiiii moat highly minuted the audience with the juvenile tricks of [Ale Pickle. Her hornpipe MAN eneored.--Mr. LtsvoN's Tag MAII the extreme.. The tumor was crowded in every part. I.VuLUM. The Comedy of The Hypocrite. Loa 111;:t\-w Farce of 7'reptiorntatim, attracted nit ovc,rlloa ia and' , nue on S tnrosy evening. Mr. 'MATithltr. the Hero of the here. and etil)tiorii4 it with grey' dr,M, rt. and rptrit.—%lervrs. OXISCItnY. and wEwyrzca. dltplAye.l great excel lence in their respective parts,—Mks KEI.t.Y wav very effective in Adelaide, and the piece concluded monist peals or Lft4iktfr, Diti;kiiinit 1. •aaIVuI. Hon. Mrs Finrii, Mois..Ml;:::dMrs TIC'S,, Mr. Oarestis, Mr. Fitrithrwl, Mr. Wickham, Mr.. Darby. Mr.. Admissm, Mr. W,e Si.pi:rid, Miss Gras:, Mug. J. V...mossuser ' Mrs. lay, lir Ilelsur, Mrs. Wrime, Mrs, Adatusse, Mr. Rieke, Mr Mts'e, Mr Friesio, Mrs Woks... Mo. Mr sod Mrs. Jo laic, ,Jr Arthur, gni Psorvia.rre, Mrs. Rudge, Mrs.Recse, Mr. Brenton, Mr.. Allinna, ke. . . . Jir itoILAT BURNITT gave a splendid trill and .upper on Thursday last, at his spacious mansteurs Rock House. The intesior of the ',Mile r. eidetic, was most beautifully illuminated, and the ball room ass tilled w th a great proportion of the beauty and (*.Mimi still left with us, 61111044 WitOni the accomplished. daughter of the generous host was particularly conspi uous, by the elegance of her manners. and the tasteful magii.ficence of hes Spanish costume. A hmt ninety prr•oos sat down to sepper.The village of Piatcharst was roll. yelled by ao entertainment on Wednesday, given in consequence of J. PAYNC, Esq. of that place. com pleting his glen 5 ear. Last nignt Mr. Coates. the Amateur, who had already distiogui.hed himself on our boards, plied the gliffiroolt character of fot the benefit of Master and Miss Havuas. SOUTH 4MPTUNI. The first winter it.,11 held wt the Llo!phut on Tautest- evening; hut, o.ing in the Wa nes. of the weather, ww. rather thinly attending,. Our The're closed for the W:1111111 011 Wedeln,. do!, with a bastper, fur the bf-netit at sir. Oar of the eons* leaf Pirri.7.l he bona-. 1.1111011 t he VlhOr illll be/V1 well supporfrd throt.4l, the *rem**. The Marthietiees or - loanwlrvere alift faar.iy have left the Ca.thTfee th•te'tnw II re.liden,e. Yeeeniar thornily, the Quit:l4 and PRINCICSGRI firtnl Dinar ftercre preformeJ in Wingl-or Castle. earl ifterwertivtook-wweirieg to Frog wen.. I i.e ()eke of ealgaiiiiit hag the matietetneitt ufCoe e•roligeturtite heeeisszy to be et the Quise's 1 1 .41.ev foi the reeephou of the Kiss sad ROTAS. Faiiiiv. The ria being informei that the Berl of Comma...alum, was intli,pu:cd-dariog big let. visit to Window, soot expre,,ly to inquire after his health the'Noble Earl, however, was deprived of the aNtinguishrd honour, as be had, just before set off oa kik return to his seat in Derbyshire. The Nlarquis of Brat. and Lords tlunN and Cheat's THYM.C. kit Wire On Frodsy morning, at tire o'clo, It. fir the Marquis's •zra: at Long Lee. The Earl of Wtsr MUSES. Ins been indisposed for some tittle pag. The Earl of &Tumuli'. tie taine4.l a prionter in France, is the frther of Lord Lots , It ea. and bro. 'her of the Doke of NOIITHUNIaItLSIII). Flo Lord ship went to France fur the bearfit of his health alumni thr Peace of Amiens. and VFW one of those so treacherously d. tamed on lb. ranewat of lupin. Sir Jong as(' L AIT _i_a y _ YWPORT are at Dropraore. on a inn to I.ord mod Lady Gasavirs.a. pre.panelons hnee been a , C. i'oo, the meet of the Right H n. Joan FUITER. mud Lidy FERIA' D, fur the reef f awn of the nee-monied couple from Attaatitle, the seat of the lion. If. Satrnsgtog, the tottle'r father. Earl Nolen and Colonel Cape! went out of waiting at the Palace on Saturday ; the former as the Lord in Waiting. and the latter ss Groom in Waiting. Yesterday Lord Charles Spencer and the Hun. Frederick %Vest came into wailing. iii the same characters. The day proving reruarkataly fine, is edditieo be its being Sunday. the coo. course of persons moiling to the Palace far ex e.edielt any since the Bulletins of the state of the Bute is health have been s b ewn there. This Grand Staircase. Guard, Prt sence. and Privy Chambers were crowded to excess from two o'clock hlt pket three; as also the Little With drawing Roma hose the Levee Room. *here the L o rd and 'Groom *etre in salting, was filled, to their great inconvenience. AU the rooms w. re fro. trendy ceimpletrly blocked up, and it wall with great dificalty the Genileinei in waiting could !ore serve order; 'some II id their clothes torn, &c. There were supposed to have heels. in the course of the afternoon, at lewd 5,000 inquirers :—.otoe rough farmers were among them. The mechootied mowers of a certain ,/toll Doctor, at a late eximination, reminds us of a cir cumstance which happened in Norfolk many years ago. The ht. r E. la*.ing stark owl with the 134 k oche, sent for the eillage doctor, whin wit a blacksmith—. elock-eletrott---tild a nigh- drawer ! Oa brine a.ilvd hp , the throne! he* long he WO been in peartiee -- .. Why please your !Inflow (replied Dr. Dow, Cr the Mn h4a none), here been twenty yeses in basiatss as a black smith. and tea is the cl•sch-efeaniag Jud doctorial:- bac ; and n that time here men more than clack cam I" Lit Fr INTELLIGINC E. COURT OF KINGTRENCH, WINTNISSTER, Dge. e. Sittings at Nisi Prins &Are nrd ELLLMIII4IOVGH. SELUCTION. SARAU V C. NI AJOA %PM MAY. w Hu ‘iciitlit Iwou 6 i.t Oil • priw►.n►sy uotO 10 recuver Mr. (oath :v stated oho cwt.—Toe Pa . :miff is • toiti Lady, and th. Defrodatit * Aleijor iu the 'Buckingham .1111iini. In the Spring .4 loog he was quartered with his.rr,:turritt at Leers, ahriLe thefts. inily and friends of the Plaintiff herd; oho were re.u.q-ctilale people, altliough.nit of as uti(ti rank iu Id: as the Defendant. tie saw the Militia: wits was a beautiful young worse's, atilt lie eoutmenised a course of seduction. and was, ni.fortmiately low her, too sur.cersifitt.. Tio.y otter...oda coliubitod to. gather for soon- more •I'li 1) r. Hdistt. tibiaking it !student that they e-ould seourtf , -011,1.• 4 , login to do, by giviog her a promissory note payable le 11131,ths. for 900% in ease he d.•: nut hcfoir the nf ihur nutritive her a Atm.! ee'll•tog slOOl. .ps ,- *maim iii see for lite. lie bail not ,lien that I ood. al) • It • Platuirrsought to recover the mum.: t of the note by the present artimi. Ile was at a loss to know what defelce ihe D•ffetulant wood attempt to set up. nr what could have induced hies to have let this cause ever appear is ('ourt, fur s ebild Bras the fruit of hot illicit inno..r, born sine, ti/ note was word ; ,ilO 1 1.1 •1`11:.1t1 , ..ct it-tenor! no ..pint. 'once from the I). f t.d .1.- . 0- t. •opport. Lord ELtsarauttouou—o Wou.d it sot boys been better that this cars had sever bees brought into Court I do, erro in blue Ittot;• of it, meows mend it to the parties to letter it to arhiteislion." Mr. Peace—" My Lord. I atu fur the 'Llefoisril , ant. and did tint get my brief ti 'l late las , tight; but the moment I permed it I was.of your Lords .nibs opinion. I had the larfenduiit's celled three tiou•s. I.efere my I...tat lie I Frieorl t ;Limey cornmemed his opeitiug. If he had le.*. in Court I should have recommended hits a lave left it to arintration ; but without a ronitnuniceities with my Client, however wrongly as I may veldt that the cause should not proceed, 1 airs sureAotar Lordship will be of opinion that I am nut antifiss rizetl lode soy thing but rodeos nerinstractio n g." Mr. (luattEr —" Then. my Lord, I must re& cei'd to examine my a itne-5..5." John Sharkey ass called to prom thitisd. ant's baud-writing. winch did, after muds ter. irarication, by adosittiotr o that if he bad ra cadged's letter from the Defendant with' that signature. Ne %scold act on it. • Lord Est ausortnyou—" Garney, bags .. you a count for a till 01 sew.ge Mr. Gortuss—a• I bust , not. noy Lord." Lint Ettsuctoivientl—.. Thus appears to ule to be more a II:11 i f E).,:muge thou a ItlitointniO7y Note. li arcs " Puy to," idstrod of " /;i:o.aule to pay"—end is Maas la/y.o4e at Soushisimptos flollstrn, alituto;h not directed toll third pr s.rm." Mr. Crnits —" I can prove that psymerst Win rleinsii.!ed wiser , it is di/entre to.** Lord Etddrinsetairunit--...‘ However, Mr. Gar ner'. our feriiii4. .nay he ee( i t e rant of lie' in dot ff. and feel fur the i•itt'l-e tiPs rels c d,still we yaw he if it is" BM of Eltrhai.gr, Wilt it I. wet f..•- the declare. tion a rfonaminsory Note. tr Most prove • fatal to tare !Present semen; however, l will reserve Ilse poott fur y..a." • " My Lord. if my Learned Friend oat clement to be neu.sietted, I will preesi.e that mem enite.ormir ..f mice shall be made trio of to hue.. this bu.:nes, compromised." Lord tt.r.i.ortuaohott— • You misrak. me. Mr. Perk, r it is nut my emu io drive the l'imutid cut of Coots." Mr. PA 11111—..." My Lard, in the absence of my Client and his Attorney, I will undertake to I, use it to the diaposal orally Gctitle•oan et the Bar who will undertake to be arbitrator. Pei..asia your Lord.h:p is:!! Clot I ',aye undertakers too much, tint in my upmwes the jivtice or the Cale re quires it." - Mr. GI:allIT" I cement. my Lord." It was acoordasely raterred to M. barrow. CCOCILRIt O. 1111111111011 D. The. Plaistiff iii this/action was formerly one of the Ben-street patioir, is OD OW MA I . .;:,.411da Of sixty. The Dt &IW t la e % ou, c ma " o „4 landlord of the 1..1ad of ff se putuic.hrinee on the Hampstead road. Tire present Jcron auteit to rec.iver eampenssian tor a linden' ass ail , coin. mist e d on the person o f tie Plain iff us the Loden. dant, on the 91st at July last. Fro.° I.e evidence it spnesrel, tnet on that d.y tl e "muff. m ed a l . padt..i by a Mead. stow. -.1 their way lona Hems.. wad to town at the Defaults- 0 - house. and seating themselves at a bench at the do .r, ailed for a rout of por•er ai..l a pipe, which was brought them lay tn. waiter. Woo, mewl delivery, asked them for the money ; the howertr, enid he would pay prescri.ly, and the waiter went away. Stlol after the Di fei.dant VOW' to the place whiere the Plain tiff and his friend were sitting, and seising the pot with the freer, took it away, saying he world not Ise 'windier' out of his beer; and on the Plaintiff's getting np to expiastulate with him, the Defendant d..h. at hunt backward, and in his fall he received considerable injury to his arm. A respectable war. g.on wits called, who stated that he hail attended the Plaintiff. and that the injury he h .d rec. used was a very serious one, a gangrene having tak.-it• place in the Plaintiff's arm. The tendons of the arm had beerrso niatenafy injured, that he never would have the proper use of it dealt.—Tor Jury found a verdict for the Plainuff, damages ROI. COVRT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dm'. BOYD V. 41131111110. This VP•s so scoot) to meaty 10.. paid to the Defe•dont for two pouter dor, warranted starehrh, &e. The Pisionif is • gentleman of fortune. residing at Teddiligtoos. end the D-Itudant • dealer in dogs. Oo the dogs beteg treed, they Rashid several eu reys of pirtridges, sod were altogether molest'. The Plotutiff agreed to take • niter-di of the De fendant... wluds the latter also warranted for 121. and it ills I ',proved of. the three dog.. were to b• re turned, and the money reloaded. The setter wee dur.ribed by a garne;keeper as a Nerifvu4.lbuld