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CAMBRIDGE', Juir 13. J. Colic. Eq. M.S. of St. John's College, 6 lolinittcd ts•llo! cl , •gree or Doet..r io 1.1, 3 The foStienting Noblemen 'lntl 6,ntltmett took their Dever, et the Coluturtmement, last week, tit Doetora in Divinity—Dr. George ramose, of Betle't C..llette, Rector of lVestley, owl Vies.. of El....cum Enloe!. ; John Roberts, of College, Fellow of Lion, mot V‘e..r of Su.usorg, U. tics, awl of &truisms, Burks ; Dr, jaturioThumas ti eel...A, of St. Julises.College t Dr gpeneer Madan, of Trinity College, sou to the Bishop of Peterho• ro , lgh ; Dr. Clouslins Buell:ono:4 of Queen . .. Colter., Isle ler-Prosaitimst of the Colieg.• o f Fo r t tVilliam, et B. ngsl. I/or:tor in Civil lowa—Lai Pere', of St John's College, 11011 of the Duke of N..wthwn'os I hmtor uf Physic—Dr. Thomas Charles Morgan, of Peter _ thietor of %fusie-s•Dr. Joseph Kern.,r of Sidney College. Four Barb slors in Lniriott)—The Rev Christopher Siam. nerd, Fellow of St Johns: the Rev. Julio bane, Fellow of Sid ney , the Rev. Joeeph Smith, of Magdukti ; the Rev. Na lbeu llubbersty, of Clare Mall. Thirteen Bachelors in Civil Lae-1. Mondry, of Peter house ; R. Sprenger, of ; .4. Wainwright, ditto ; J. G. Dalton Thring, of St. John's C'ollege • A. F. Eagle, of Trinity College , I L. Smith, of Owlet College ; F. T. ('or. riser, ofl'rinity Hall ; Harding, of Trinity Hall; R. Sa uey, of Moonset College ; W Metcalfe. of kidney College ; R. G. Gestic of JVVIIIO College ; Bull.vant, ditto ; R. Hall. of St. John's College. Sic it uuoreg y i masters of Arts-.—The Hun. Robert Henry Clive, second sun of Earl Pouts; the Hon. Edward Lae, eldest sun of Lord Ellenborough ; the Hon_ 41)11mm Burrell, /MI of Lord Gwydir ; Sir Arstott Otirry Moulesworth, Bart. of St. John's ; the Hon: S. Hood, sou of Lord Hood, of 'frit:asp Calks; and the lion. John Lyon, of Trinity College. Ninety.severnliante.s of Arts—King. College—Metnrs. Th.rkeray, Davies, Ripley, Knapp, Tompkins. Trinity Collegr—lievars 'Walpole, Pomeroy, Bailland, Lietim, Aiberly, iller, fichlart, Fedier, Aubrey, Prime, Conant, Memel, Streatfield, Ca. - find, Lloyd, Hnwksworth, bent, Hodges, Pn!loek, Maitheors, Spence, Jackson I.orsiax, Skiin,w, Tripp, Knox, Thornton, Craduch. St. J o w l ; college—.4l,nsrs Allay, Coleman, Jephsoa, Merewether, Tonics/it, Wolter, Ce.wge, riots, Moore, Lod hey, Collins, Footer, Fewwick, Wyatt, Sullivan, GM... PeterhOUlit..—%lUSCS. Barret, Ward, Millirem, Tilbrook, Pemberton, Bighorn. Clare-hall—llle4bra. Cantley ' Woodward, Ilanley. Pembroke—Worts. Elwin, Huge, IVadturuilb,lila/Jell, Dixon Canna College—lleum Pad lon, Gaisfurd, Love, Tyldea, Tuthill. Bow's Colleze—Mrimrs. Finch. Browne, Owen, Durham. Ittiuiles, Scutt, Hon, • fah, Corkin. Cstb,rtut. Roll—Mr. Cooke. h■ss Cohere.-Newars. %VsNos, Areederkse, ‘Vrishl. Ctirett Culkage--Messes. Howifton, Bei/lemma, hntwisle, Cirllree--Mccers. Grettini, Day Emmanuel College—lleum. Young, Corbin, Towne. Trinity klall-21r. JAW. - - 'Um; College—Olt-mini. Gee, Henry. Wednesday. lier NI A 3.'iTY, Princessee Aeousys, BOMA. ELIZABI.Tn. and MARY, accOmptsurd by Lady G. MLIKRAT. Nil.. and Mrs. DRAX iltntrit• NOR and Daughter, Lady Titvions, tictiend De Buos, and Colonel Dsionow, went to St. Leo nard's-hill, the seat of the Earl of lisscousv ; where they (hoed with Lord end Ludy HARCuURT. There ..err also of tlw party invited, Lord and Lady BA MURAT. Marquis CuRIIWA WS, lion. Mr. and. him G. Vii.i.teas Family, Col. NEWDIEATE. Count MUNSTER. Mai..r TALBOT. &c. Their MA.. JESTICS returned to tr vadsoar at ei A lit o'clock. Yesterday morning Tlis MAJESTY, the Duke of CUMBERLAND, Prineriars SOPHIA and AVAMITA, a. Lump:antra by Grnrrala CAitEwit !GUT and FITZ ROY. Mr. DRta GRoSY ENna, and Culont.l% TAY Loa and D•s•now., rode in Windsor Park, and re turned at twelve. Eoval Highness the Prince of WAI.ES does nut 'intuit to visit Brighton until the tali of Au. gurt. FRAN( IA ERIRToR, Esq. is gone on a visit to the Earl of BRIDOEWATER, at his scat in Hertford si.ire ; soil, in the courac of a few days, intends to le:ii Laigland fur Malta. T. Nurr is guise to wigs the autumn with the Burl sad Countess of Casariiirtsro, at Brad by-Hall. Vi9coutitesm DUNGANNON'S Party, last night, at her house, in Grafteni-stree, was attended by a women:ma awl fashionable company. The Earl of II A RKINGTON wiU give a grand din ner, on Nlotitstiy, at his hone, Stable-yard, Sr. JNlOrte. Palace, to hir Royal flightless the Prince of WALES, Ike. hc. The Earl of . ..ls:asst . left Osterley-park. yesterday, for Brighten. liar Littlrhip intends to retort§ to town, this day, and to-morrow will leave her house, in Iherkeley-square, on a visit to Sir H. Ffistaza rrois, at his start, its Sasses. Lord BAYS'S° is WNW MI o visit to Mr. PA 1.1- /ATT, at LNININer Hoene, near Winchester. Lord Fos.v.v intends to leave town to-morrow fur Brighton. The Countess of Ilsatttaste* had a select party. last night, at her hamar, Stable-yard, St. Janlr iittlitcr. It oat attrootrd 1 1 r— The Duke and Duchess Dr Castors; Dorhosues of New. rustle sail Dowager Rutland; Martshi.,ass Wcileales • ConU• less e e ttarr ) nause. GAS, and °abed ; and stverutotier pee wits of that 'wawa. A treaty of marriage, we understand, is on foot between Viicotatit Foaaits, eldest .on of the Earl of GRANARD, and nephew to the Earl of Moms. and Lady Groahts• Ft - near, second datt4hter to the Earl of EUSTOS, irsild-Olitliclittof to the Doke of GRAFTON, and niece to his Highness the Duke of Gt.otic sorsa. The Coolness of Gr.sannat and sente arrived el Limerick, on yesterday se'noight, from Dublin, and proceeded, ou Friday last, for Ardfert, county a Kerry. The Lake of Goanor and Lord Fasosatca CANVBIIII.I. arrived at Edinburgh on Miseday last. The Areetal)ly-Room at Douttlas, Isle of Maus., has been remedy fitted up as a Theatre-Reyel. On Sunday last, Sir M. W. Ritits,v, K.P. pained throuhli Newcastle, tar his seat at kilagdun. The bells of St. Nicholas rang several peals la r !onsetrience.. Mr. St.Caaany's company are very powder at Newcastle, particularly Mr*. Coast, and Masten; iitiCKL% and DUIROVSIPIT. GRAND EXPEDITION. -- A CORRECT LIST Ink STAFF. ••••.eas I.ientenunt General the Earl of Cbeilhava, Ciumwelimp4o- Chirt Lienteurnt•Genrral Sir Eyta Costo,secsed laeaauatlai. Licutulaw-Gkiteial Sir 1141 1 1 1eratIduck, the F.:A of Row I)n ' %Vartitur ur Huntly, Grosvenor, Si r J o h n 11.1 re, Stec. kentle Fruarr, lama, Prett, nod Rrtraurtrg. M jar•Grattral Liartnnr,, J Gruhata, Fail nr IDantawale, Thult, Leith, Picton, %Initiate Stuart, and Sir William Erslt in,. linge4.lier-Generals Ramon, Diritcy, Muatresur, Ackland, Easing, Rutenburg, and Brown. QUARTER-31.1STIALGEN ERA US VF:PARTM ENT. Denten nt • Gruen° Primus kg, Quarter... Raster-1 :erten& Lieut. Birrh, I)eputs-Quarter-11aster•Geiseral. Assistant Charter-NI/tater Generals— 1 i,•,,t ons 1•..l ouc l Pierrepouriusr, UlFrley, Sir H. Douelni and Dun F.. Artois; Majors Mark", ftiabett,, DiCloon, Moutlerabeig, Hon. J. Bliirinere, and Hun. C. Cathcart t. Deputy . Assistant Quarter - Masters.Gclier,l . Slaellerath, Mine, Diekiiir, rierrepoat, 'lmmo, Fs curb, mid t /wen. Lieutenant t'olnnel A. Dalsell, Jude...A.11 , 4.Rn% r Captain Lee, Provost .llorsliai. COMMISSARIAT STAFF. VIT•D A S. Commisaary-General Robson's. Depnly-Counnissary.(;eneral Assistant-Cuiusaissarier Routh, keppel, and Robison. Acting Doputy-Curamissary-L:ruerul Bayley. tut OCI flt• I. Pelt VIC V. Auistant.Conisisissas).l;entral Raistanal. RII:IsT N 1NG.—.1.1611T TIIIIOIIS. Depot y-Cominissary.General lutyetis. AlNlNbigili•CllehlWilkillt. Varuigats and POW' ILPSIR VC. Drina y-ennimisaary-General Cooper. Assistant. t :mu missuries Lingual, Bancroft, and IVek mama. COIID DI VISION. •CuIIDDISSary Y 01114". Asaistant.Counuissaries Drake s u it Kearney. 111150 lit VISION Arsibtaut-Cummissaraes Baxter, RVIGUICIII, and Caruthers. LIIT WING Drpity-Conaminary-tiewtal Writhe—Light troupe, As. siatmlit-Cuutasimuiry Delmar,. II VisT DIVISION. Aseistalit.COransistarirs awl ToMer. SOUILTSI Assistant•Cutuluusaries Glynn and Grecu. • - P.IY MAST F.W.GEN ERA 1.1 DEPARTS' EN T. Deputy.Payn2aaler—Gemeral Auustatil Deputy-Payulastris—Ceserals Wade and Whit- Ice. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Inspector-General of lisapites—Webb. Dr pu iSeo--G rout, Bernar, Ardisig. Ph) ricions—Alowood, Faikuer, K sight, Crawford, Ran. craft, Aire. StaffSerecone--Doughty, Emory, Crimps. Vass', laglis, , ■rows, lima, Lys, Garden, Adolphus, Irving, Ferri', De- Kirke, Robb, Vassal, Ltddenale. Pal veyors—R Stewart, W. James. De r , t • Pun ryurs—Vsber, Bradford. ApothCcarirs--Norton, Caddiugtou. AD.IrTANT-GENERALS DEPARTMENT. Colonel Lang, Adjutant-General ; Lieut.-Col. Darling, Drputy • Adjutant-General. Asaistaid-Adjatants.Gencral—Lieutenant Colonels !War eham, Ilan. F. keppel. Walsh, Farquharson, NPDouale, Diaper, Ardent', and Major lirsdlovl. Deputy-Assistants--Captaius Jervis,P.lphinstune, Mar olio% I.retat. Hurley, Keigisltey, Gibbs, Berton, Irestion, L utheringbam, snit Conseil. ROL WICK MURD4 R, - - A POEM, WILITTZW •Y 111-.. KM OF 111•Itt-COLRT. !MUIR TEm The wild scenery• of nature, whether it pnrtake most of the beautiful or of the sublime, always tends to raise in the inind ea sited onto .... s of virtue, and as invariably excites ideas of her rot at the con templation of crime. tin this •iceoririt, a eery• short description is given of that part of Yorkshire•, where this foul 1111 l riler was committed; and, if the resider shouts! be induced to stray to the melancholy spot, and witness the rustic simplicity of the phase, he would, most probably, admit the propriety of the observation. Hol stick is m small village. re the most riorthent extremity of Yorkshire ; it is situated in a hollow, under abase white and rugged rocks, near the hanks of the Tees, and composes a part of the long and winding valley of Teesdale. The name, according to Sir Edward Coke, es of Saxon ors:ol 4 4od. how ever inconsiderable the place may he at present. it C4ll boast ass entrquity, when inane great and mo dem towns of sple•udour were m114110%11 ; for its name may be found iu Doomsday Book, one of the most ancient and most memorable of F.iiropemis I I publications. Here the stranger frequently pays a visit, during the summer mouths, for the purpose of seeing a remarkable cataract—the High Force— where the Tees rushes, in one unbroken fall, over a very high and perpendicular rock. The Fall of the Tees is inferior to the Falls of the Clyde, in this respect, that the Clyde is a inuelillarger river, and the scenery of wood stud rock around, captivate the eye of the traveller more than any thing which can Ise Nero iu the wild and dreary vicinity of the High Force. But it. must be allowed. when the Toes IM much swollen by the rains (and that is the only trine when it is worth seeing), it is a spectacle of grunts r grandeur, in itself, titan, perhaps, any other tall of water, either in England or in Scotland. There is another irregular Fall, higher up this ri ver, called Caldron Snout, which is more worthy the attention of the traveller, than the Hugh Forte. particularly if he visit this valley in the summer mouth., when the river is so dried up, that he feels himself much disappointed in seeing so small a stream failure over the ruck. 4 httle below the High Force is a fearful bridge, clutch the rustics have named Winch Brig,. To those who have never or seldom passed along .his frightful contrivance. the mind eanout resist those idea, of terror which instantly rush upon the un derstanding. In this niece she river runs between two very high and almost pe•rpendicolar rocks, front the top of these, two chains go across, betwe e n which pieces of MOUli ■re lived, at a small distance from each other, and are the o n ly supporters of the imusserager's footsteps—at a coaverrient height, other tam amiss rust across, in parallel line s, and form the aisles rtf the bridge. As you enter upon C. reststep gives way, till yore arrive in the middle, !when you hod yourself conk a conside►able way down, and the bridge, fonning an instant no each aide, hooks terrific; huderueath runs the Tees in is I 4 1 .111 0 1 deep and dark stream, confined to a narrow course by the rock, below. A few years-since several peo ple were passim/at the tootere tune, ohms the chains Have way, one of them fell below, and instantly perished. The others, and, what wits very re markahl”, mur with it scythe on his back, kept hold of tl.e and clang to the rocks, till, ith orat difficulty, they were relieved from this d reu, lAi I state of unxlety. At the end of this bridge ja a *lading hunt-path to the village of Holwick, yearly frill a link ; where, *beret twenty yeses ago, a most horrid murder was committed. The following Poem rootsins a true account of the dire transaction. The old man who was killed, occupied a small farm of his Otill, and kept his flocks of sheep upon the moor. He went out our 'warning, as ism.ll, to discharge his pas = tur.d duty, bet ilever more to return. IVlleit he was discovered, ii, Waq SPCA lying 011 the. ground, and his do 4, lie emblem of unshaken fidelity, remained the sole companion of Isis master's rurpse. lii. ilia was Owed over his head, and alone snsoled from the eye of man the most horrible of human crimes, fur the deter had artily severed the pour shepherd's neck. Sus picion fell upon three of his relaitious, and another men : They were tried for the otfencc, and acquit ted. • How far that smtpi:•lon was well founded, it is nut pruden3 to say, us the supposed muidereis are now living. kind trawler, view those hoary 'rocks, And hear a dismal tale; V. hieh, like the Tees, shall long resound It's murmur in the tole. The raven croaks o'er yonder town, 'to mbl, that he aromas tell Who look she knife, nsd slew the man, fOond dead on Holiviek Fell. The bleutiug sheep that waoder'd by. And graz'sl su near the place; Those emblems of seer t innorente, They saw the mordrer's face. •Twos same the i1t10 . 1114 April sprang, The daisy retied its lead; 'Teas thee, this bloody deed win done, Fur wiles, it's rumour spread. Just underneath those rocky cliffs, ithtu tbst rustic shed, A shepherd dwelt, who lised content, A life not often led. 11. jar, nrintiw'd with care, were pore, His erirfk were very few, 'Midst howling shores lie soundly slept, Nur heard the wind shut blew. His meat wee beef, and baron dried. Which hung above his head k H a cows heroin% 'd delis Milli milk, The girdle his b.eid. He miss knew the rich man's fast, Nor slept in beds of down, The pendent place he ever saw, Was Raiward Castle's time.. Behold the cut, where lase be lied. 'Tin Atrathaiore's land around ; And yonder fed hie harmless sheep, .111 on that Bogy ground. There oft', when winter reed in storms, Arid trite's' winds did blow ; He fed his fleecy tribe with hay, Amidst Ilse dazzling snow. Aud when the auto wdledrevr its hgtit. He liad not fur to roam, To reach, what greatness never dada, A sweet contented home : Then, on the settle, ►e would sit, tie . all 'dung nunid lit; 'IL* cal pa pu, run( nu the mane% 'flit dug lay anuricig hy. Near sixty yeses had plumed sway, .and ell hie neighbours rowed, A ;,,ted in this. nu man on teeth, Mute peaceful c old br found The skirts of day o'sra;irend the swat, From every (mine nigh 'I he carting smoke, in beauty ruse, To vs... g al. tlx sky. 'I I.re morn, as .or I, he went to sot His Ate!) up ,n tl.c He walk'd its pence, and little knew, Whoa chills my blood to tell. rpm, this Felt he soon was found, His throat was cut quite through; His tiltexl lay t orJlc,l on the green And staiii'd its verdant hue. His dug sat by, and seetu'd to mourn, The truest of his race ; He oftea smelt the lifrlers corpse, And master's face. Be 1111Xithit ye, who store up wealth, nehhav is • friend, This shepherd vied a 'runty star, That brought him to his end. The source of crimes is love afluir. From gold what rif.achiefe spring , I la baneful poison loolsom The peasant and the king. Two came that day from Ilolwick Fell, Who doubtless slew this an, Uitwa.lien hands hetray`,l their guilt, Though others foriti'd the plan Ye wretches fear tit...world to enure, While on your beds ve lie • Beamed the grave, what eas be isup'4, When cruel mur.frers die. Though human laws, can't resell the heart, Still torment hatitita your life; In sleep ye see tin oil naiti's face, 11 he brawl nog bloody ku fe Sines 11.11111111114 went to see, Thimisditt (nisi led ; • lisaglied dopes lave boas abroad, Sad shaft haw walk'J atAight. Tbesersisisme er Tamils maine. They weer their black azure; Aad Waal resat, white Illard'rers sit, Around the cottage tire Kind *meter haste, awl have this vale, Fur km thugs ..seater. Who shed dm blued of dm sidt Foetid deal nu Hubei* F.M. s•lreenterp!..2 Lust week, at the General Qoarter Sessions of the Peace, holden at Carlisle, a license was grey ed, by the Bench of Magivtrate., to Nlesots. CNtf- Fadnal.r and Nfoxrausicae, to open the Theatre in Whitehaven, for the performance of plays, operas, &c. The LORD MAYOR. ALDIRRIRR. ke. with the exception of Alderman Atettis, wailed yeiderday according to custom in their hums down the river, to recognise the boundaries oftlii rights sod privi leges of the city. They *hue this day ea heard the Ajax, in Bong Reach. A young man, of the name of Da•Teow.of St. Alartiii's-fine, hiss undertaken. for a eoasideraWe wager. to pull in • priand weight, at the'distanir or a toile ; that is. the weight is to he attached to • siring. a mile in length. and he to teen stand stilt and poll it to litioarlf. The time allowist fee Ibis n odular perloonastat is too baste mill a The odds are against kite. • LAW INTELLIGENCE. • COURT OF CHANCERY, Jogai , W. • • . twist shili aertettenr. riort acrd nTutits, ' 7 11 4, IMlNtiffail4o.o.l l o.-"4" , o f .. i1..0)A l /A the TEA of the +ROJAS... The Ddl under the following eircoeultairees 14.g.trie ; 1798, en Annuity - tiocietiiikus lemon' Nali.:l4t§s si trade of bakers, NI 11,44 4 'anniisties trop.o f ; bers, under A 4w.,.rettkoostri agre: 414 0 year 1805, striewititt .rottutl that tits fai& d(:ase ciety were insofficieut to tit- aminitl.si Oleo papa or likely thereafter to ',emu" d t h , a a - d , ral meeting was hell,' when they co.i, t,, , „.. 0 ; " A . " diwlve the society, and dtstrihati- tlie . suads among the soliscribees ; and against this re",..,littiou . the annuitants, then enti:leil, appealed to the ~,,)- traiira of a Court of Equity, calling on a to the Defendants. the I):ref:toraaud tl.e Society, to continue the pnyrniut of t h eir ate nuities. The cause carve on to he heard at the Hulls, moil a Decree was pronounced for the .Phtin tiffs. k was now argued before the LontoCtitNt: Loa. His Lorrishp postponed Kirin,: j.i.l,„rn , tot till Monday. The dithewity he felt in .ifErwookg, the Decrec was, that if the pres•nt fend. ..ere L., I s e appropriated to the payment of the present tants. there would be nathin r ; left for fir anti. lie feared t h e orrgin..l constran.;o., .ns Society was so defective as not to affor,it 1..41 Airf ficistit grounds of tcliet . . li s with tits greatest anxiety ut npholdiug .tacli Iseischeisl sue in ties, had often, from that sent, e.rotietsed such, th at they should he more careful, i•, their wards the attitintnciit of th , -tr proposed object. COURT or KING'S BENCH, GoitiMIALL, JtLY ao• %nazis at .VisiPrias,kfare Lord ELLIN/MO t.Ge mad a Special Joey. • • - • _ T H r. BRITTSII r COPPER COMPANY. TOE KIIIG a. NOLDK4 and wrists's. This was 411 illthet ;Rent 'galena the •frlfruchants for a conspiracy. uuder the Act of the tie' Geo. lIL which provi•les that no Company call, a isainut a charter, commence a foundation, or carry ou their Im.i..ese by issuing transferable shares. Mr. .trroite ill-Gesettat. mated, that the De puidieled a Pmspettus..tating theme-tee to he " The Bntish COop , r Cotnpant ,"dild that the were to conduct tt in a way minder to tour prineipa Copper Companies iu Birmingham ; that their original capital should antouirt to one linndred thousand pounds, which was to be prodiicel by transferable shires of lOW. elicit. to be paid by hi staleueuts of 51 each. 'l'tie object of the Campnny was to prison copper for their owo coosseaptsoo, at the cheapest rife. The enatiagement was to he vested in Ot partners, 'rah holding ten shares. The Prospectus and' Ciicufer Letter were signed by the Defendant. Holden, is Chairman. Tile Learn ed Connsil aninsadverted' net the danger of those Companies, as the precluded an individual, with a small capital, to (told competition with them ; be. sidelf it was unlawful, and in complete coutotilie tion try the' Act which die iadoomeut was roweled Oth Lord Et.t.as noadt:On—" Is there any thing the Defendants can 1'.:•4 'his • distinetiou between a conspiracy for purse). '+ of monopoly, and a regular hairy. incorporated its titre& ? I have, no a hate oc casion, the Kim* u. Dodd. warned pertness front enteriug Mtn egreemente, founded os, transferable shares ; upon the whale., I am of opinion, this is a fit sethieet for 'evispetitil 'Verdict." Mr. Dist Lis. Counsel for the Defendants, stated, that that port of the Prospectus, which 'abided to the transferable shores. , was only to remain in forces accordiel,,• , ass it should bestterwenis agreed upon by the ; -neithee:las there aey limited respinnahilltyattithed to etscptilividual :itemiser of this company ; mascot/coal, vit was e mere pease,. ship concern. MAIII4TATP. was the revue side, said, that 4 meeting of the Ctimpispo'hail been called. twoe thirds of wham. eptiholesl„ which woes Allowed to be a sufficient natipbar, smd shriveled that clause respecting this-Mares brine transterable. Lord ELLCRIPODOUGR--.. This cause is of each importaace, that it demands a speoal verdict, which may he areued in term time ; winch was accurde int, spread to." NUISANCE. GOODALL O. CAPD. Mr. Arroarser-Geatitat stated, that the De. fendant had erected a copper in hi., warehouse, which he had lately altered into • brew house. to the extreme aimoysince of the Plaintiff, whose pre mises were attached to the L/ifendant's, on Garlick. hill. It W:l4 the second time the cause had Siren before that Court : ass the brat time, it was deter. mined that the Defendant ehoidd confine or do. stmt' the smoke of the brew-honse, which he, the Attorney-General, admitted had been done so a consicierahle degree; this setupd record had been bronight by the Defeudant, but for what res. anti he mild not conr-ive, except it was to save his pa us; the costs in the tint action. Lord El.l.llNtiiiitoUGH o b served, as neighbours. the parties ought to lire sin trimaran!). Ile directed that the Defeenhint slisolel enter into a Ride to prevent the tiiiiiance, and that tile parties should pay their own 'costs. SURRE r SESVAPAii, Jett' 19. SesavisaA Muitiosom was indicted by the parish of St John, Southwark, as an istinostor, re , tiag and obtaiimag parochial relief, under false pretroc.i.„ It app eartd food the evidence of 4 Mrs. Myers bold Mrs. Crosby. that the Prisoner was outset( on a step. in College -street, about two moioln sneer, on a Sundirevening, crviug latterly, app dowdy in the utmost diaeresis. Ilse cause of her grief was inquirei tots, when she told • Most distreesieg tale, with which her appearance corresponded ; she said that she bad jest retooled foes Spain, w here she had loot her hweband in biotic ; that she was than prig. nant, end being mired with the omega of lebour, was tumble to proceed to her pariah. Cie w Nay she produced hot palm The masmessino of the by. stesd r oi was enesseslipthe ofllesses of the perish were imroeihsitely sent fts, to provide. • conseminee sm.. able to her conlitibil..iptipin the interim some horned IsseSer aces shiellesei.esd glean her; this, bummer, aceordiag to the Poloster's ardsant, heels. seed her rams, as4,shs and, Mime who had thus I t• ' 1" : 31017 . f i • i 4t * • ( ss t CAMBRIDGE. *kir 13.