The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-24 00:00:00

prentature aita weak to lye ourulves moment, by r/ei..diiiit tore MS the ineatiires whirls might be necessary to adopt 111 nine itHottliii lor•ter. A ilieHrtin brill; ea Ilea for, there appeared— Against • rii••ellorp'Consell's &revisit *lent .. • • 163 100 revotir u; at Majority against Costaellur O'Conitel 5O The &visit," demonstrated the, the Alerting, and Ow wh ol e rent•med but to pees .Ir 01;ornian's mem ; but c.musehor O'Coonell mauled on pu , holy auuther que.dion of adjmrotaiesit. 'We lament to add, that this was followed by a scene of etinfustou, not at till conformable to the decorum and .ligoity which pervaded in former eneetinzs of Cat hoOrs. Several persons leaped oil the tables—they fell with a irash—aome aualelansom followed , and as the Chair 1110aft rutiMi it inap , ossil its preverre order, Mr. I rCuitutte, notwitlistandoic his h nn • derided majority, fur 'aim of peace yie:ded to adjourn until to November. (We trill bike attend, oupurtunity to lay before oar readers • correct Repots u( the Speech -It of Mr Clutch, anal other tiestlerara, at Ike above lettitog ] THE P b.SS MAald LOUISA " We have," says the maJOrd,hirt Advertises. "Preen favoured by a friend with a :lumber of late rrenees periodical publications. These, while they reclusle the ordinary political smelts of the day, detail inure the private hiss .ry of the Court. Thu.. , hoarser, is all stone in tlse way of praise ;nod such 411 Or the policy ol lioN A PAO re: as cannot be made to hr 1r the construction of sin cell., is represented as flow front tilt clemency: jtiid forcing upi .1 hum, Ity sielters, one wide victory over tiie car•- 112.11 ettOr . .ll. lu the reg,ons at fashion, routing is talked iltnont but the hew EtapeeSS. Iler costume —art per..on—.llrl cuneentattoo—her manners, ale ail so many models ill save; Lind woe to the lut:lL less Parisian who 9;101/111 11101)C for trine—whether froos the diction of an relay, or the tom of n kid slip. per--on devotion or in dimity —a problem, or a pet. tirour, mileari it hive recruits, some colour of its chums from the is railtatusg grooms of this despotic divinity. %Viotti she takes en airing in her c ir siege. d.srat it Parse is Cl its cud ; sod the operations of nature are surveilled; wive that the twin Is creep isi undula i rip farltint I.er cur, nod soot.- cloud acne ripaiiies her as a parasol The Mairmton makes a merit of doing the t ma r:Lewis things Cl her iniggestnio. If she were to express • wish for o.ir of toe Pyramid., he would *cod a 11'603 to fetch it l At • single word she tres l iorto this Eltaian Fiehls into a desert, and the Lamers 111 W IltatdtS. if sloe Seine offend e I her. he aoulil change its "sure*, end roll it through a different province into the sea. AL the Opera, which she conilesceinis to Visit to pr Cate, *he employs a constant succession of sues , eogers. The sweetest air in Europe rimed he repeated-4w the dimmest dancer must aomeshilst some pathetic emoverneht, or sour ebquest attitude. Hee caprice, whit Is. in Brigham,, would be deemed Pie marines' ail insult, is in Paris, denominated velocity of sea . /alien ! Her favours and her !sensed with .eac I a sovereivr elerretgaiel of propriety, the+ et is die-lilt to col.ceive hoe throe people who pulled down the Wise& Croon cause* compsra t.,flint when e , rinpareil to the revolting •rro glance .4 their srve.eot dynasty), could have an changed their frame of mini, as to witness tills maw- t• 2 ele-potis.si, lint only we. knot of fence, hut with aproarreat rile and approbation From the present te••wy of French fssliiirontile tell.g. sire, we should hr led to believe, that the gr- Der Frettcb charortvr has retrained, in • groat Yte.•ure, its ••1. silty and polittner. The vial l ,vir ur I sangutioary that followed and marked the rouse of the revolivion, have gradually &s -teppe irei the rude and ferr...:tous Senators whom for •while triumphed dike over liberty, fashion, and good-staanuers. They have slow but oat Ityrasst but in him, as a rtiot.ster. extot all the had pays , oira of his predecessors; as though, by trent mivatiois, they had b-en permitted by fate to its se Ale ou one body. There is iis the vitt .le !dewy world of "'relict. Is-ari.g the &tape If rernoortr 'lice. protest, or qualification, Oa the subject of the esistmA order of things. TIP - pride of sw and sov .reighty over the fate of their neighbours, appears to have absorbed, in French mess, every other feeling or comielerstiou. Fr o mm ! the isye.t, the most volatile, .he most I.ll•Nealile of tiveroos, has woven en vanity the fated word* that encourpasses ber, and now bends its silent and trembling adoration of the avower she h.i. raised." .ir"; die- 111114711E-11(1Y.4 11.11%.11411K1. r. Tills EVENING. TUESDAY, July 54, will be rurtalsetl THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREY.T. Count i Valmont, Mr. C. Erosible; Florian, Mr. limes; Musa Lowsweeillr, Mr. Fyne ; La Clair, Mr. 1.140 a. • lie rat4ime, Mrs F4re ; Rirsebrllv, Mrs. Listois ; Monica, Mr.. Davenport ; Commis, Mr.. Glover. Ti. •hicli will be added (third time this season) the Melo- Drains of T EIEELL Ti.. Could Tekrli, Mr . Holland Wolf (his Frieud). Mr. Farley; Bras•de f,r, Mr. Mathews Isidore, Mr Ldstuu. Christine, Miss H. Kelly. To Burrow w.II he proctored a new Cimserly,iu ire acts, card II ish life in the rots. NEW MEI.O.DNAME-..THIItD NIGHT. F 1/31 MASA T R THIS EVENING, TV/PALMY. July 1 14, will be performed TIIE DUENNA. Carlos, Mr Philipps, who will intrrobscr 'tie favourite !La( of " Jest like Lowe:" Isaac Mendota (tst time), Mr. Mnight• Clam. Mom Cells; Le. , isa, Mrs Cher; the Mmestaa. Mrs Henley. With OW the tbk.l maw) a New Melo-Dramatic Entertain- meat, called TWEN'EY YEARS AGO. Tba Principal Cbaraitters by Mr. Haremld, Mr. I , lrighl, Sir J timith, Mr. Duo ton, Miss Sultan, Mins Kelly TM ■en Melo Drernatie Entertainment°, Trinity Years Aso, perfswomed fur the second time last night, was re mised by • brilliant and (mailed audience with oisivenvil banns uf applan•e from every part of the ',beater, and will he repeated eves y ruralise till farther notice. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. TUESDAY. JULY 24. We received ye*tertbly some Burton Papers to tits tUth ult. %Ve C.lll only ILO the fulluwwg pa. ravaph w thros worth eats/243m b ( : " BOSTON. JU'llt io. " Letters from Washington repeat the report of the ret•nl of 11r. Pt from the Court of Lim do i. au•l that • Char* des Affair's will he lett tier•. This, the Cibinetters soy. ts to he dune to pVa•.r the Lao mations on a aiiilornstie egoista, A J. lawsuic• Mail arrived yeAcrday with Letters and Papers to the unit alt. Tite7 are of no int- portatecr. .6 Kagosron, JUNE 9. " The railing of the June homeward-bound fleets have been postpntiett until the :o)th instant, when they are to take their departure trutti the port of rendezvoua." We have received Aftlet , Cdr. Nur:. to 'he 3 0tb last. containing some at . ulnas of the Revolution in the Cum.:cap. On the arrival of the news of the' disasters in Spain, u body of insurgents seized the Governor and Commander in Chief at Ginn:ens, and having brought him to the port under a guard of 100 men, put him on hoard it Spalll,ll brig, with a few other olfierws, which vessel immediately set nail. '!'he Leut.-Governor, th,• Commandant of lit Gui ra, were disposed of in th, some inainier eight day's afterwards. Tdi. being done. the Spaniards of Curaccas and La Gaira, with Barcelona and some other loan-, and the country ititj icent, declared ihenetelver, in dependent titt I Ft:itutta Altio eh, uld be reatoreit. A nee Junt a was appointed, and an embargo wall luIA ou all vessels, which was satiseyientry supe►- seded. lit was autd, thut among the papers of the Governor, some were dis , ()venal which *hewed that he hail maintained a trers3nal;le correspondence I he French. This revolution, like that at Venezuela, was bloodless, and both of them are irli.tinguished by the same patriotic and generous prin.-Ver. ti - esterbtt. at dly-briak, drAfts from the Cold at am, and 3d regimabts of - Gourds., under the ems:- round of Liao.-Colonel G. Sm . 's'', marehr from the parade sit the Bird-cage Walk, ots their Toole to l'ortmnouth. there to embark for Portugal. to join Lord WELLINGTON'S army with all dispatch. EXTRACT OF A LEITER FRoSt AN omega IN Tilt Olto!COKE STAFF Da.PARTMENT SEKVINO IN PuitTUGAL, TO UIS entEND IN SWANSEA, DITLD C 0 1)1111 1 A, JULY 10, 1810. Welliogloo, and all the heals of milifury desparituents, are gone from C , Wives to Almeida, and the British and Portuguese armies are ads yarning in a eery cautious manner tawords the fron tiers. The continual and heavy rain far the last three mouths is tile cause of the tartly operation, of the cooteuding parties. The Fre :idt are in 11U111• bees tar superior to us, they being 144.000 strong ; the English 40,000, mud the Porta.turse 30,000 ; but our brave fellows are in goal health and sla nts, and eager to sleet their to-s, tieing determined to told smith s sprig to the laurels won on the 27th of July last, at T•lavera ; and in all plash shility the grand contest will take place on or near 'he same time this year, as C111(611 Rodrigo hiss loog hem* ' infested by the French, and expe7ted to fill every ,lay : that being our of the principal fares on the fro.stiers of Spam, they will have no other sileatroc bon in Catering Pottugal, but our combined arms.. The Portuguese army is compiesed of fiery hoe young men, comma ided by Eieglish Officers. Gen. Beresford has brought them into a very excellent state of discipline. and hail they hot a little of Julio Bull's native sir-molt and determined • toiletry, we should Mil detime..e to the hordes of Fraace. About 1000 Spainsh officers and men-cominisitemed officers passed through this place last week from Estreinastura to Order to embody and train 10,000 men that are now ready to take up arms us that province. Should the enemy be sue cesatell in the expected •ngiogeitient, it is the getter:l opinion that a speedy retreat lutist tale play,, and this unfortunate country be left to the mercy of the usurping tyrant, Bonaparte." The Dispatch packet, Capt. lltnnts, arrived nt Falmouth, sailed from Ito Janeiro , on the 20th May. and left there use Lady Arobtlla packet. Trade had somewhat eerier I there ; mid the market being lesS over.stockaml. English goods sold better than they had done. The following tralimorta sailed on Friday from F.l li, with a floe freeze at Nlll , h, but 11,i1/ 1 / 1 /11. V z Good Aunt, PO, Camain %Tustin ; Hoary NIIDDLETOI4; hats :la EX. JcuTr; Sean., J I'. lionsoN, l'rafal a ;ar NE. II 5a14014, IlebeCl. Buns ; Hubert Sti. havint ott h 0.04 about 300 cavalry, to rrisforce the Biitish uriny in Portugal. Saluda) , afternoon the It/O1 mid Renfrew Re giment of Militia emhirked from the Tower, in Leith and Berwick s'n•icss, fur the former place. They are rocs:ceded by tile lJ Regianeot of Foot Guards. Friday wolfing passed by Plymmith. no Chan nel, the ship Sward, Csist. Bummer. from J.,. ntatea; also passed by front Nlarliiiique, the shops 714.»na1, 114711E111.T ; Mars, FAULKNER; Eliza beth, Success, and .11. try .4mn, runiung sailed me the pith June, and left there Eli. Majesty's ship Alfred, of 74 gains, and Groseper schooner. The 63d regiment of foot were at Martinique, and were sot very iie.tltny ; several of the officers had died.---Capt. LecAs, of this regiment. cause home in the Thuoka, on account of ill health. About ten days attire, 111 the Atlantic, these slops were spokelsy the Iris fi ignite, Captain Similar LAN D. sod the Revenge, 74. Owing the passage tlicy spoke arc, nil American shiles, with cargoes hound to the West lushes, tei•• masters iii which appeared greatly enraged at the iste.sslirei that BoNAPANTR 11:41 Liken of coullscating all American properly 01 the po s i s or France and stated that it was at pre. sent a most dreleut w's'a ammo;; ilie Americans is Keno sal, flat * ree t"ti shoal take' place with Englund. Severs' Ameriemi Vt+St.:ll 11.1:1 ar rived at Martinique, and were discharging their cargoes. A few days previous to those slims sail• intelligence had to iris received at Nlartitticilie, that a Ina:mat:re had take's place at I) 1111 l intro. It is reported, that denim( the tune the tbitigh officers there were at mess. • ',arty of blacks entered the room, mad Iniurelered the wearer part of them; re port states,with the exception or two. By li e great exertions of Colasiel FatavAx, of the 6351 teVl - mew. a plot wit diarniered at Martinique, entered i.stu by the blocks, to have 4 , 6a5...0wed the British Officer., winch, by Isis promptness and zeal was happily prevented. WINDSOR TERRACE. Smutty Peening there was a very grand Terrace. ;hi AlAillsTY, PiOlele-atts AunusTA and Ettza naTtr, walked till near wile o'clock. The Royal Party SeeoMpanie3 by the Duchess of RICH MOND, Marquit and Mnrchionewu CORNWALLIS, the Morellimiest of BATH and Daughter, Earl and COUIIt.P.II of LIVERPOOL, Lord and Ludy Micros. Lady (AMOR, I.tOy Howe cud Dm COl.lll. tr 44 FIAIII:OURT. Mr. and Mrs. Prat:KRAL. Lady COLLYRR. Count MUKSITEL Mr.. MAR GRoSTE- Rost and Ucuughter. Sir 11.14:AS Prey., Mr. and Mr.u.Yt.a, Geneialr GARTH end 'WIN. TARP, and a hrge asseroblu4r of very genteel corn pmy. 11.11 MAJRItRY teemed highly drlichted with the Company. and conversed with all toe Format. of di,tiovtion at different times. Duri . g the time he was walking, the Terrace was crowded wiih the 11.111jahleF1 11114 v enter( comp.sny of the country. 1).olo, the i t ~,,, ndr the Ir,n la of the floyttl liorsetioAnie (Bluer). with their tolvt-e tlrtimA, and Sur.dforuf Militia hand, played martial and ether pieces. : ( 1 ' *, ~ 0 14 0 4,Q) ' , ••• fp too * SHAM Elwin The grand sham fight which is to take plree nest Thort..l.y, on Hampstead I froth, is expected to at. tract a limmerniis Nwiernhlageof spectators. Amongst the ilitfc,ent re 4 iinelitn who have enterel in the lint are, the Si. James's Volunteers, with their field artillery; the 01.1 St. (reline's, the Doke of Ginn cester'.. the St. Mari -le-leinc, the Queen's 2.1 battalion. the St. Margaret's. the Westminster, the St. Aiirliews's, the North Britons. the Lo. Bri two', the S. Pacers.., the Prance of Woks's, opal Ili. Royal Rtzlines% 11. e Doke of Cumberland's inui Cirry'r lau rale corps of ril.iro..hooters. EDINBURGH. Set off from Dombeee.'s Hotel, on Tuesdi lest : Lndy Louisa 51ary Lennox, the Hon. Miss Mercer El• phinstone, and the Hun. Miss ,Nlery fur Meiklroner lloione, Pio thsloore ; sod the Hun. F. Elphiostosie and Miss Aim Elphiomonie, for Cumbernotultl Horse. Arrive lat I. •00. , . Sor John Aostraoher, Bart Al P Lady Austral'," sod family; James Wilkie, Leg sntl Mrs Wilkie, of Fmiloleoo; Irta Tod, Esq. J. Utbsoe sod H. Hageerson, Fops Set off, Lady H Wilhatneno audd'andly ; 1). H. Rorke, Esq. and Gamily, of Metroole Ilall , Wisishltviont ' • G. Immo.. Esq. and Mrs . Dixon, cif redfoot ; the limo %''on Booth Grey, M Hun. Mos I.: , re, and the Firs Mr. Heisted, sad P. A. et, E. 9. and the Ilya. Mn. M army Aust. thi.ou : Si, William Eliutt, Rail of Slobs. Ye4tertlay muffin : T. hi+ MAJESTY, sceninuanied by the Duke or Yook 0.. d P.itw.-.e AL.:us - T.4 took on airing on 'tor...back in Wiwbor (rvid Perk, toll twelve o. lock. Ti.. R.yel P..rty w.. 11 outwit,' by Earls LIT sot Punt. Avid 11 ATMS sir, I.,dy Coe.t.T ee. Count NIL kaTrot (bort-J. G 3 / 4 ker dna Wt Y Mtn,C.l. ls Tee 1.011 oud I)Geoitow K. The KING is ex per terl ru tuan to-mo , rovr to h.. 141 ■ prime Levee gild Privy Council at the Queen's Yesterday the Prince of Waisa gave • grand dinner et Carlton Mose, to hi,s Hoy-,al Broth-rs, the Duchess of YORK, the Princes.. CHARLOTTS Of IYAI.III, the Marquis of D bouLaa, Earls [SKS ROROVOK and HARRINGTON, Lord 1-I•4TOFIELD, The Eml of BeRKCI.P.Y.—The fonnwit.g i. the otatemeot of hie Lordship'. hr thh, received rater day from Berkeley CR•tle.Glourestersliire BULLETIN. " Berkeley Castle, July 49, I,ll n. " C or! B.tkeleV has passed a batter sight, sod is free from fewer this'inurisung. (RiTned) " CD. JEN N ER." The Connteaa of I:, •rcnnnc,:uurd by her the Earl of CLARE ailld the Ilo•. r 2.• gis Bawd, arrived on toe 10th instant •t hat *eat, Mount Shannon. near Limerick. Wednesday te'unight. the Right Hon. Sir Jona NEWPORT. Bart. awl his Lady arrived lo Mori ford, from England; nit slid ulso lIli.llA ID POWER. Esq. of Cla•hinore, M.P. for the ion,.ty Waterford. Monday, the Right lino. Lord DR Coleetree arrived in Cork, wisest the Right Worshipful the MAYOR pteseni.• I him with the freedom of the city. voted lain by the Comma. Mr. Ilan Isere last night took bare of the llovitiarket Theatre for this season. The perform mires were for his own Benefit. The popularity of this favourite Actor was evident in the appearauce of the !douse, which we, crowded to «ice Sivatriet Theatre opened for the seami on Mon day evening; Mr. Mrs. end Hiss CHERRY, MIAs (:twisters, Measra.Cueeteuttatt, Woui.es. Kema l and other old favourites. were greeted withinniverral applause. DIED—Ai his h-mae, at Bromley, anilines's. on Thunolay, July 12, MA RIC ii!IWISON. A CARD.—Thr bons& of the late NI ARK !ODD., so w, B rewer , a n d the !outdo% 1/11 respectfully its formed, that the Brewerr will he curled on br the e‘ecntors, for the benefit of the twill% in every re.ret ns before.—Their future oril. rs will he treated with the greatrst attention. It is to be Ilitlleoteti that ir..l I mud silver have al most diesppenreil, or are toilv to lie ha.' at sn ennr. mous price: to a lion- of such scarcity. it is not of bolt ewo ...,p o i nc e to know that through the frole- Istig•ble of A. \lest:Kr, to- has succeeded substititte ; his new lv-il kovoneil Petit or is above conception. by kiting • richer colour cit., than standard gold. The wrest demised he lin• t•ir ih. variety talus mentifscturetkiroclas. it a sore pranf of the appeohetiese It meets with whit he •elle of. Petit-or is no leech sewed of real g.. 141. w Iii , •11 is a rest deal at present. A ee , ol,mite whe is jest returned frees a tour through this and the neighboursng meshes, r • hes the ~tote sf the growing trope is greatly end steikiegly improved within the last month ; and the lears of thins. who enteitesned the stream( sow, : I, 4l.loolllrePiterf itig the approaching harvest. ire. it is Ash!, in a guest degree roitaved.l Lererivol Paper./ .•• r.AW:UPPE LLJOENLA. Si ciAinti:or Mau; itiiss hiturt Lard ELIATtIIoroUGIL DOWSuN H. HsrtrEis.• This was an swilittl for goo d s sold end Mr. Ganante stated, that the Pi, manufactuier ol v tilistsls and botuloteet, at 141.., 19, St. A nt en•latie, '.iodineetit was a blacksmith at %Volrerlon! „„in,,, was I)IN,UKIIt to recover 416. 6-.! delivered to his wife, who kept a nllllll berdadiPes shop befor e and after her the 13 fondant. She had been, during of that time, in the liahit of dealt/ Plaintiff, and had inAile her iiivineids the knowledge of the Defendant, em( present sndsoce. lie understood that been a quern.' 'between the Defendant, and the defence to he net op was, that furnished were not necessaries. Hr • that she was a regular dealer, with the the Defendant, and the goods furnished t cies necessary in her humiless ; airs proved this, the Plaintiff would be verdict Irian the. J Miner the direction Lorrlslift John Watt, wareEousemiin to the Plaintif the delivery of the gold. to Mr , . boosts W It t.leisgates.tteet, in bin., n Tno•nas irge, C.rinrily a p st ein Phinittll.—They idol repeated dealiogav f•ndsnt sod his w11e: he had received menus flout Mrs. Dirtier, at Wolrerbsun Defroolsott was soon time. t.reseut. On his CrUsIi•PXYI ttt t .11 1 1. , 1), he sa4l, be a partner with the Platiatif ut her. payment he received was in the lam ti year 1805: he was not at %e olved'. that time: he did slut kielVe the wife we,- separated. Mr. A (FORNEY-GENF:Ia 1.. Counse't fondant, 'wed, there was nu pretei:, Men : Ihr. good, deity-red to the Do Were Millinery finery, ant lint net would prove that tree Defeudent hail horn front her for tears before the goods 14r and that she hail ceased to keep a mil in fact, she had hrcoure a frail one, ritnaiug the gauntlet through this Under th se c; - -.....staucer, the Phinto tion,oitrd. liolAtienn, in apprentice to Ow Mon> ard, Lung-Acre, blacksmiths, t e Def. inloot worki'd with his master 180$: he reusembered hi. wife coining r chop several times, au! kicking rp ribbed the Deferel•nt to slat Licit had merle them too hot fir Liar. Lord Ettessouttounit—P , I think, you inu.t wiew some express its,cot the Defendant. to entitle the Plaintiff Mr. vanown--.' 1 casino, my Lard. Lord Vccesilialtolloll—“ Then tat/ be called."—Aoriresined. NoltTli e. TAM° IrDr. This was an action to recov. r 'trek and labour. Mr. A•PrOlitaaw-Geneeacstated, that tiff was • boat-builder. and Inc Delendea niard, the Commander of the ship Anna. mg , to the port of London; the action - for the repairs of two of the .hip direction* were givt n by the Defendant speak very little English; brought en and through Ivim gave his ordi re, and' worktnandlip from day to d-iy. Tate repaired were delivered to the Defends' bills h-ing prearriteri, lie deored the PI to his Ag- nt : when i.e meta in Ilse Ar (erred him to notather, who ems hiss Defendaut. He would prove the work woo Id entitle the Plamt-tf to a verdict. Charles Crownler, a journeyman to deposed, hr knew the Delentian ; hr vri and Captain of the ship Anna ; be K ai thiought en lute, prefer : they were put repair ; he desired that every bud piece cut out, if they• took their lootonis work charged in the ball wa* done, a. were reasonable : the boats we.e t:ti interpreter. On hit cross.exam'nsti. n, he said, the Defendant gave hi, order , for I he December. the boats had bresiiathe mouths hofore. Mr. chem. Counsel for the Defend that the dinout,t of the b II was u, t (oily mporMiun was, who ought to be accost' Mr. Mantel was the owner of the slit. boats were sent to the dock-yard ; ' parted with her to O'Reilly and Cis. . not purchase without %Vhittal engaged bows repaired. The Defendant was appointed by house of O'Reilly and 0 Mutual that he. should inspect the set boats ; but it was understood by ail Mittel was to have paid the Platotil Lord Etit.awniioutium— .. They di the repairs 'sold the Defendant gave simonised to the muse thing as if he boom." Mr. ATTOttlirlf-GRNFRAL••••-' It is pole titterers the vendor and vendee; can only take the peirain who gave the Lord Ectinowitoutrit somturd up and eisseneil, that a Captain of set to pap for any repairs of either ship he gave orders for them. The Jury gave a verdict fur tie 154. Tut.dinti r. CIIAMITOWII This tete onartioo b oolAit to the !)efrockni.... toomoge, hrr sett of St. Cheetoohres to the Pori alto lel. 6d. for Co.oon-Itott.e fe 114totiff foe gellinA Us MA . ..n(6st% +lore. If Mr. C..ttooW'ettttild. that the Comsat, of the *.hio lleitiroal. on Li. mud i , tr i)•fettiiant was the tooth In the yrof van,' eano?tls ps.sengrni On 'honni 104 sai limo the itotiti roti.oti pototriat of obit It the pt. ote.t wo• .1 he Pla;otilf haJ 0t51111t...44,1 45 rii I AELLIWZ,Vcs . i • -..........,...._ t 1 a v ii l ais le , t , l Prima,L. i v .!: C trial ore u L ondo n. Lard the I: C l e : . ' 1 14 ; l e , .es ' f , : fr. e 4:: 4 Prove t wouldh a 4 p r" t , 00 ,11 C :Cie°, ti llS ii 11 ;0 1 11: 1 • 181 r t id ii.,41.d,j114.11: fftehohlede°D4hlnehetrcii• iifgani.llllll:llteilt:,:le,orieteliviiii.:uk,dvideet I:tr.tieeldlll:th:aelNili:'ilicatc'inirrv,_;:ii:lai..thiiii: paid sot etc.:Milt in W.,' a w l ' on , n „ .6 cha ; irr sal namle lice voyoiroit de a li n g with .1 blethure r tn:°lr: . 9ii. fur . 0„ h heciStrwhireheehnaDi e ele p ora t ha e n i t, an a e tt-tl i - e ::1; -API t t h beet„ , d i n:le t t a l i trr ::: e. lie understood tha t there "1 the that t° • , to he net up was, that t 4 h sf h ry ri e .s. l r ; a l le ,g l r i d t igo l, lll l, :l ie i ti i l u i t i... r o tt ! r • I. ll , re . h m:r re e t e ed ir it en u rn te . m t ri e t ig. . : ii ra ti r ift l i t ! i l t r :: !: , i to d h il i si l l i e t e: ; v h l rh e n fr d e rt i: bi t s , h al ; h ae c e i " , u t : r c t i dul t t ci i i s t : fr w t i i l i e l d. t :0 11 : 1 el i , 1 I t 'llll4. . t'o , t'l:--4- , • °P gPta f scrw titt e o h' io i:Ce h e i cti : e i tv h l ia rt—( : , , Hr woueldwici.; "w su t o t the w il:ill:hi hail o r , M c ert•idl I:ie ' u r p . l " t I . t: in June, 1809; - 'I-- Jell, o o rt .: o xa ti n4 . ~, ni t i t i a t, eir t,fti ! , : t r l, e v‘ me ,liu u ei t. :;:whei P ocrou ° 4 l l : :: :: lili b i[l e l l a hr ria i de r -y had repeated ',rubel/Brit/ I ti,e I), i reth i:l it h vi l led u r t i k 'w l: 6 l li t nii h i e inhe ll i Sl : it4 f t e t u e' drTei:iltdlialv:Jl6ll:: Wel:: il/t ted -G . earn AL. COUletel for the Dr. I, them w as Ilt.) pretence fornhe at• hi : 1701:. i 1 : 1 4 6 rsii i , ,b l i e ee i r l e re s, d hui t i u the hot I.l,:tevensd..,:it.::.iihre. at the Dereudan g it o l . : i ti ,. b:ln d sr r ii i i r t , S m o s i d : Plat The Ishii rhar lad erased to keep a milliner's also: tile ad he mole afraid one, sad had 1 4 , 1;9 T gauntlet through this inriropelm, Rig :arcurniatancer, the. PI aintd taint he Mr. M ton, ea apprentice to C a s,li al e 7/ even sg..tere, blackamiths, aleposa, that that worked with los tarsier in iktalite Roo 'timbered hi. wife coining to the aati, that lilies, 501 hickiug els a riot, tibial lean , lefend•nt to aloft his quarters. She her 1 is ton hot fir him Li seuitiouen--04 I think, Mr, Corny, twit a some express racer 011 II:t pot of Jog , to entitle the Plaintiff tr muter. then iii.—" I cannot, my Lord." 7 .aveitotion—" Then kt tile Plaintiff 14 ' on-suited. not NORTH V. TAM° IFDR. Da( : action to recur. r .1.:I. his. 7d. car 1 um. Lk a ice-Otteeeat.atated, that the Phis. -builder, and tne Defendant r Sir. ' romander of Cie ship Anna, le h,,, 4 . I of 1.01111011; the action w., l,,ou i tln of two of the 'hip .lama's bent, 'the ( .! given by the Defendant ; he mild ent le English; brought en interpret: Ma in, gave hts or.ti es, and iirla cod as mui from day to d-iy. TPe b•.tini *Lel Koh delivered to the Defendant: on tie 111.4 ...tilted, lie dented the Plaintiff top i-..i *ben lie went to 'the Agent, he re. vile autiothate, who eta him hack to hr roil Ile would prove the week done, which Imo the Platatff to a verdict. hro iwider, a journeyman to the Plaintiff, the few the De tendon ; lie weals Spaniard, tfl f the ship Anna ; he K im the or•leri hiii teipreter : they were put in ..otoplete tw o .fired that every had piece 4)00111 be tan er took their bottoms out : all the Its at the b.ll we' done, and the roofs I le : Cite lomat Wee t:eiiver• d to the do I 1-e:unfit/di , o, he said, the tir.t tiny! bill gene hn order , for the repair. ea. is I'm r boats bad been in the yarklo fur three to Bei t. Counsel for the Defendant, on'el. foil of of the b II was iii t di-limed :1 1 ' was, who ought to be accountable. A tin ( _ was the owner of the slap when tbe s 4: li to the dock-yard ;he afteroara hou rto O'Reilly and Co. : they wool LII without Whittal Engaged to have the ar, e . The Defendant was the apla n Ah, house of O'Reilly and Co.. an C d it 50 a e. wh a na li sv o e u t l ; d :iii i ; o: st pec tioome dtptthabeiyartariffipal)intiiiitgmiiifihtl: n:tr,,,,,: 111114iIt011tIH—" They dial not WO site tit the Defen.baut wive his orders ;It she be setae thing so if he hod sent the I : Inn IVVV-GIiNFItAI.•••• -1 It is o IV" di': se , the the vendor and 4 . 1141 0 V; a st v ol e re th ; e i d h i e rec il i t l es. lllll , li lt eawaoutait sismtued up the evidroal. i t ico h er a at ter m .i n Captain t.m r ' r if t i.seshit:ltaittruts,iff_4l i el 2. : :: : r a l r rep a irs of either .lap air bra', wh et b. h: he I 'futons' e. coasts - row*. . , had t ',rinse boo: lit to ri cover CIL I:,t ~.. r•bn.t.„bee. la the Port ta i.eliti .: i i . t, id. for Ceationahntiae fees p,iiii hi 0 , ro , getting this Defendant's laig.goge on Th . oW'rAcitild. thm the PI ,iii - ifT ebb 1 cre, 1 • • • itri:ltoge. roil her *etyma! itinu:.ll.,.. 1:11:11 P 614 ltlearforowl, an lies , 1,01:1 f. 1 1, ::: nth dant ens t h e floa. Liely F., •ti i he I her OW Kt. hnii e . yr.r Idle d % l.e 11 "' , F tr i. Palsertgrai on looted the 4 . iiii .., ~, . •ai 7V i-hind of 4t. trinia.nph. r#. t , 11.. List 1114 Is the pr. ote.V ne '• t' w .::::' e Th. ,r, r hod fool ch...4t..1 44 i 0 Ito