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i , , 'vc• rt`fil 'Cr # T ruir- / Ai, • , ,I. - 9 - 1,1 -- i• '4 '‘ k / , gi4 12 f 1444°.° . :.. .01 , ,,, t- , 1 ''•• - 0 . 4 1 , -- . .. . ~ . .... .4 ! •ig 110 , -'I ii 4 P .. - . , . • ~„ ..-, . ~, .. • - 1 Ikl IT _ • ~, - 1 i • • p 4 ii• , 0 .-! . . 4 , (1).... tie 41 NI IC V I rid( 41 • AI ,i) •- . li r . . LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1818. NUMBER 4907. PRICi ?NrE. THE 4TP ROVA I. COVENT-GARDEN. 1.1 Thi• The,. timing the recess. has heell newly deco rates' and esit'iel:t.herl and nu paint' or expensis hwr t5 , ..0 LI to aIFwJ that elegant aceuutraiolstiost liefisre the ens 14111. and by Ilse esigngensent of a Company, Nisch, with On Menem profesriminl talent, to enaure that soma Mr Dramatic Entertainment on the Sine, which the i n h a bitants of this great city have a elitist to expect their Nstioaal Theatre. T HE Public ore watt...l6olv informed, that the Theatre WILL HE OPEN ED oil . - MONDAY NEXT, Septemb.... 7, ISIS, When will be Pei ri.rin.4l A FIAT AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS, Ai will be rxit.l in Allure toeless Mc • s • A Prink* StaWy be fur the Sealtmi, or might ly, of Mr. Hrandon, at the office. Boxe., 7i --Secifirol Prier, 3.. 4.1 —Pit, 3. 0,1 . _%,."„d Prier,l4 ea.—Secoutl PIK!, 111 —l:pp G.alltry, 1. —Second Priv., 6 I. The Dwire will be opewed at Six &Cluck, awl the May begin at Styes Pliers fur the Rolm, to h.. tik ,. .rt of Mr Crandon, at the &Loire, Hart-Hreet; from Ten till Four.—Nu moury to be rttinord. FOB THE BENEFIT OF MR. LISTIIN, THEATRE. ROT Al., II AY NI ARK ET. THIS EVENING. NION1).11'. August 31, win hr rtrivrd the Comedy r•Ileil, TIIE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Ainterell, Mr. Ft:wawa ; Archrr, Mr. Mardi ; Sulks, Mr. Martin; Sir Chart.... Fireniffin, Mr. Om-Ivry; F.ingaril, Mr. Consor; Gibbet, Mr Tnkvly ; Scrub, Mr Lisints Linty Bmentifol, Mrs. Kruthill ; GI: sy, Mrs Wntkininn ; voids, Miss E. Blanchard; Mrs. Sulk,,, Mrs. Giurer; Cherry, Mrs. Gibbs. Previous to *huh. a Carole Piece. ill One Act, called, BAR %TAMA ; tog. SANCHO TORN ED OOFERNOR. Sancho. Mr. Liaise., Pedro, Mr. Hommel; lll.rnuel, Mr. C ; Recorder, Nit% 111:!rui.n. Ti Ito, Mrs. Darcuport ; Mery (the buxom), Mrs. (ado. 19 the coarse of the Eveutiitz, r. Liaot w ill rec it e a C. rum Address (irriiten I.y G. Colman. Era;, in the cha r.. laird Grizzle, sithno urt au A..!!! The has.% of Nuekuly coming in marry ate,' by Mrs. Liston. The Pietism n( a Play.lntuw," by Mr. J. Russell. Tls Ermines Entettainntenta to conclude with Sir Farr, of LOVE. LAW. A N ncril►lc, Mr. J. Russell ihring his brit apprairiner in tbs. elias.m.); Lnl,in Log, Mr. Li.tim; 1)11fil)f eimpitur, %Vatkiiisini; Captain Danvers, Mr. Connor; Anther., 31h. 'fulcrly. Mir. Hillary, Mir. Gibbs; Laura. Mira C.irelanil. TI. k..l* to be bail tif Mr. Liotott, awl at the B.,x•Olbee of the Thratre. ACTED itr r ° N og. 1171/I.IIIIIE-ROYA L ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. 11111 S EVENING, MONDAY, Asp: put 31. will hr tt. el, the new Chir ot to ri•iie .4 , pre.woot. el, . BA f DI V ENT ISEM ENT. Alr S. II •su awl Mll.ll Ayklt ; emit to 111.. Balks. rdi b.. Ike NATIVE AMERICAS INDIA I% WA RItIORS. Alter which, • Win Drama, rallol TWO WORDS; OR, 811-f.11 . E NOT DU M li! Sir MI lubrand Cosv, Mr, Hal 11. y eeeee rye, Mr. W. S. Chatit ; Valbrale, Slr. P•+/11111u; Ls 11. m , Mr. Oil 'gulden. IGAvbelle, Alms Wally; 31 re. PiliCUil ; Motes% Mrs. Grove. Tu which will be added (2il iintr; a Ilusiral Farce, 11. hu Ada (pot lakris fIUsO llsi rated AMATEURS AND AC' )U'. David Dulcet, E•q. • Nlilaiiral Dramatic Maairitr, whit eel. plays Mr. O. P. Dm.lc, moil attached to Theatricals sad Mira Mary Ilardaere, Mr. Peasittins Mr 0. P. Bustle, a p ro _ viarial'taualter, but rug..4...1 to tabuinte•d some private Theatiirato, Mr. Herb,; Misr, o pour Courtly Actor, Mr. Meech; Berry. •n Actor fir the heavy boa b rr•a, Mr. Kirlatikue Elrlerlwriy, a retired Maisulactirrer, simple in *nand m aaaaa a. and all. rty rnocaumultd r ills Tlkeistriir Mr. Mil sky. Min Mary Hard•cer, • fugitive ward of El ilErlierry's, Mist Love. To conclude will • •ew Strio-Comic Bombastic Operatic Intel Ind., called DOCTOR 1:01.us. Kinz Arlin.'liades, Mr. Harley; (eneral ficaramourbu, tV S atatterliy ; Dill)dundro. Camp`, Mr. Laarasttr ; Doctor Bolas Plipiciani, Mr. Wil. Quern Kataliuda, Mi.s • Kelly; PorrYli" *rni Mora Maids of Honour), Miss I. Stevenson and Mrs. Piu tort; NNW (Assistant Maid of Honour), Miss Delimit. Ikm.., Places, and Private MAI v, way Ise taken of Mr. vritson, al doe Box Office, Strand l'Atraore, Goat Tr n till Four; suit at Fearrnan's Library, 170, New Bond-street. •ppo•dr Tu.noornw, Tar Comic Opera of The Americans, with Amatt ,irs and Actors. An Operetta, in one art, nod other Novelties, are he re bearer!, and rill speedily be produced. RED RIDING HOOD wll.l. BE ACTED EVERY EVENING. ROYAL CIRCUS AM) SURREY TH EATR E. riIRIS PRESENT MONDAY. Assgmt 31. the perforntaares will 'mote with the apleudid Mrlu-Dainalie Barletta, nailer the litle of THE DUKE ANL) THE DEVIL. The Chuateicre by Mr. Walkius, Mr Lcunrul , Mr. Cordell, Mr. nifrsrti, Mr Fowl/int:lm, Mr Ridgway, Mrs. Brooker, Mrs. Satith, Ik“utnioat,_ After obich (first time) TUE QUEEN OF 601,CONDA ; OK, 'nu) PLACES AT ONCE. Count St. Pbar (Ambassador from France to Golconda), Mr. Cordell; IA Fleur (Ins Conficleut , , Mr. FlIZWill1:1111. Mina Noma of Golcoods), Mrs. &you; Zl ha (Int Couli est), Mrs. Brookes. Ali I. • aplewlid Processinn, and Reeeptiots of the Fri tuh catnap, at the Court of Goleouds—as alb a GralsiJ liana t • ha your. lii Art It ma Aresdirn Fa le, with a Bostic Pas ale Der: t;r tar . as snot Ih.a Smaruli i and a Pas Seul by Mu. it alin . Ta rout nade with (sreenth time) an entirely new Grind Conn( Builds& Spertack (fannted en • Place 114IW setisas at the 7htatre ale la Poste St. Ilsrlin to Parts, with nePeeenk Meal t elal,linder Ike title of" Le P. hi Chaperon Reange", ea% it, RED RIDING HOOD; OR, THE WOLF OF T:IL FOREST OF ARDEN. Noire Alwhrr (oirolirlf'. Mr. Huntlry ; Barons Fier. P"nt, Mr. Gattie• Simple, Mr. Filialllium Echo, Mr. I.Mllllld. Fair y of ,hr Ruvr , Miss Taylor; simpkoffe (or Arrl Sit hug Mud), Mrs. Driver, who roll introduce the crlr tented Air of " No Fluor, that blunii." In Art I. • Parody MI the favourite Dort, t' out the Sup ul Belgrade, by Mr. FazingWass and MI . 011.1. apes at lialtrra Flee. la brain at Halt-past Six. Coxes is.—Pit 51*.--Galkty Is —Halt Ps ice at Hair-pat Lida. To.niarroow, To irk for Tr . rk ; after which will be revived The Fatat Wand, &loot gen Illonolope lla Monday aria, 4 New C 1111 l or Mirk opoiloadr, calculated b. rodoikai hplr..lll Ana. bran Local Scenery, wader t.ile tot The Ste bc. yet Ir. Hat itlitioa Yankee. F 110.1.1 SATURDAY NIGIIrs GAZE I'TE. MI LITARY PRO3IOTION. emoneissino ht the Storkport Troop of Poinee Regent's Itemment of Citeslore Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the bled Lieutenant of Me County of Chester. John Howard, Gent. to he Comet, vice Heury Edward psomolvd—dated August 17, 1818. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKETCHES from other SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS. are now Exhibiting under the immediate Patronege of his Royal Highness the PRINCE. REGENT, at No. 145, Pa11•Ma11, near Carituu•Hoaae, every slay from Teo till Five. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 'IIIE Next 0 1 . Kilt (4 . ant) • I JAMES' • APININALD, late belott , zioc to die Etat holm Nice . - client plop Bartax, di Crlllted, by aititlylor In Mr. Owen, N 0.3, Brlllartl, Doctors' Cumm..lg, me) bear of eoosetlaiog to thrir atlvaolage. NIILLAMYS PATENT CLOTH. MILL A it I) Iwo respectfully to inform the • • Nobil iv, awl Families going to, or returning from, hhe East tool West Indies, Ste. his PATENT CLOTH so. prroelles the a.r the rose Madras Lome Cloths of holm, nod is the bruit ourhooritule for Linea, whiles it is nearly half the prise, and is found particalarly ilis!rshla for its health. fulness to 'star its ilium., as well 24 in the mote cold aud eliangeahle climates: it is sold, stamped, for exportation, in rutin.. Boxes, and by the tuner Piece, of 28 to 62 yard* each, for the a-u of Families, at 2. ;2s 6.1.; 34.; 3., 11.1. per rust, mod upward', at hi. Family Linen Warehouse, Act Nu. 111, CIIE APSIDE (soil nit where else), in 4-4ihs fur SArting, and 6.4tha fur Sheeting. TO those who wish a um trier article ilsin hint es, it 'slush 4e.oralile, as well as fin its remount.... 'flit Shillings, for the winter season, and for cold elitwitis, wows- thr p cosh*: advantage of beauti ful am:wornness soot plorosaosorsos of wear. The Whit.. Chintz and Assjo-sigos, for Lsolies stress, Cbil. siren's wear, &A. are olotaineol as above, in Pieces, contain ing from this d to four Dresses each, from two to three gui. peas the Puce. MOST MYSTERIOUS CASE OF CONSPIRACY AND AHI►UCfIoN. This day is published, prire Ss. ed. AFULL alai CORRECT ACCOUNT of the *FRIA L which took place at she last Dorchester Assizes. h. fore 1/r. Justice Perk and a Special Jury, is the Vile of thr Kin{ MI ti. [Nostra. of George Lowman E.q r Jame* flow.ltirlt awl nine r Defendants, spout an In•lsesoont for Congpirary. Assettlt, Earl False Im. psis ..... arot : taken room the Short-bend Notes of 31r. " I will stair the Case In you on the Part of um Prow retina, a n d a CO, 41( greater Treachery, Gnat, Depravity, awl Cruelty operating against Virtue. Ismoeettee, mall Hap• pintos was never bablallit'd to the Cutp.ittelation of a Jury —." " If ynr 6041 that she (Miss Glenn) is not to he la live , ti, you mitsit agree that there never has been &nod 10.f. , rr in the hirtnry of our (claw creatures, an instance of a poling Lady kat int arrived at a clettian of tor:tiny ■t the early age of Set. meets Years; Owning a conduct unpreve dented in the anuak ur guilt."—Mr. Serjeaut Peel's opening Sprrch for the Proseroi 1...tp1u0: Pittard for Baldwin, Ciodock, and Joy, Pater u.:sDer•row. 1r o coutitetnet the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spwrions rourtrush Sims instead of the GENUINE: BLACKING prepared ay BAY and MARTIN, they hare ddupted a new Lahel,io which their address, 97, 1111311 HOLBORN. is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an attrostiose to this, and the difference of the type, which ot um like all hdtrr.press, will enable purchasers at once to dried the impirsithits. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, well. by DAT awl MARTIN, 111 , ILO FLAW' ii, is sold is WltiltS at B‘l., la, and le. 641. each. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Brains and I'. Booth, of Euottingly, Yost, Moo nset's*, August 20, 1810—C. Ruin's, of Bawtry, York, and J. Tharkara, of Nlalthy, York, millers, August 22, ISIS —M. M`Naistsra Rod P. Cuddihy, of Ntw Russ, pru vision-rntirisants, August 18, 1818.—J. Hall, R. Wham., T West, and J. 11.usrue, of Brighton, Sussex, bankers, July 4, 1018.—P. Nixon and D. Alderson, of Stune-bussee, Dent. Yorkshire, warble-rutters, August 22, 1818 —W. Casimir, J. Ambler, and J. Harslaker, of Baiklou, York shire, worsted-spinners, August 21, 1818 —F. Boyce and J. Deacon, of Norwich, attorneys, August 25, 1818.—W. Causphell and J. 81'Nse„ of Glasgow, Decronlwr 4, 1817. R. Jackson and M. Wattle, of Carlisle, Cumberland, list manufsrin rrrr r June 8, 1818.—T. flax, sen. T. Has, jun. anti C. J. Stephenson, of Doughty-street, solicitors, June 8, 1818. At erage Priers of British Corn in Scotland, by the 121131 tt r of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per 801 l of 128llts. Scowls Troy, or 140Ihs. Avoirdupois, of the roar Welts immediately preceding the 15th of August, 1616. 144 brat. Rye. ' Barley. Oats. a. d. a. d. 1 a. d. a. d. 67 10 56 3 44 0 30 11 BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Abraham Pruitt, of Truro, Cornwall, groce►, from Septem ber 12, to October 10, at eleven, at Guildhall, Luodua. BANKRUPTS. John Eines Lane, late of Evesham, Worcester, jeweller, to ►uurrnder, September '2l, at bye, 22, at iwtlve, and Octo ber 10, at fivr, at the Olbee of Jelin Mosley Gilbtrt Cheek, at Evishans. Attorney, Mr. Cheek, Fv , ..bane. Th.mous V.srley, now or late of Slaithwaite, York, woollen cord-manufacturer, to surrender, &ilk tails'r 8, al Svc, 9, and October 10, at nine, at the Park Horse !nu, IlloWere.. field, York. Attorneys, Messrs. C. and W. Stritlwatsion, Molusfirsh, near Huddersfield; and Mr. Ratiye, Clam ery- Nut, Loinkne. Arthur Maasar, late of Gibraltar, but now of Gwymt's buildings, City-wad, C11.411t, Si aurresider, S.-winker 8, 42, Nod (h•luiwr 10, at tete ler, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Coppaer, Hebert Dyne, sea. late of Dartmouth, Down, merchant, to an. render, September 14, at atx, IS, al twelve, and Octo. leer 10 , at eleven, at Guildhall, London. A its.riiry, Mr. l'a►tnore, %Yaruf.rd•et n trt, Tbrugmurtuu.stree 5, Loudon. Juba, Grdlittle, of Rristol, yietual ar, tu ■urn niter, Sep. Leather 10, 11, and October to, at latlve, at the Cuutusetetal Brans. I Pete. Oatmeal. Beer or Big. s. rt. s. d. s. d. S. d. 48 10 49 6 26 10 39 9 LANCASTER SUMMER ASSIZES. THURSDAY. Before 211 r. Justice BAYLEY and a Speciul Ju►y. SEDUCTION AND BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. SETTLE V. CRUMISLEIIOI.3IE. Mt. SCARI.ETT tilicor.l 11114 caner in lin eloquent 'peril, which we regret we have not nine to trait. beiibe any part of'. lie called the folliming James Tatham examined. — My phre o f resi dence is Burton. I ion uncle to the philititr, Milt Settle ; I have known her front her clishllkood ; she resides with her mother; I am acquainted with the Defeudatit, he resides hall a mile from my niece's residence; sot intimacy has subsisted between them for six or seven years; the families are also inti mately acquainted; she has been in the habit of visiting tits house, and he her's: he resides with his father on the same farm ; I have see n th em many times together ; the Defendant was received in my niece's family as suitor to my niece; his attentions were received as honourable addresses; they expected marriage ; there was sin disappro bation on the part of his father. I met the De fendant on the 49th of November last ; • conver sation then took place about my niece; he asked me if I would stand father, and give her away ? I told him I would, hut I wished to know who she was ? He said. Sally Settle; and I said, with all toy heart. About five or six minutes after that he got up, and said I am sorry to say you have distal)! ttt i t ited me from going to see my wife; he then went sway ; he said I had kept him too long. remember his being put iii possession of hie estate; front his uncle he got half the estate, Ins. gether with house, goods, and stock, amid his fa ther and lie then lived ul t. I think it is worth between 5tH)!. mid 6001. a-year. If it was sold I think it would he fur 18,000/. mum 20,0001. nide pendent of the stuck. I think the stock would be worth sun!. The Defendant is married ; he 1111181.• ried stove November. The Defendant offered to lend me 3001. the night lie hail beets at my house. fily lie ce was delivered of a child a ifs before last Whit. ttttt idr. I saw Defriolauit slier that at my own house; 1w came and lohl me that lie would not hive her. I naked him if he had got ally thing to lay t o t ier c h arge ? lie iiaid nail out, and hr rholllil l,c very much affronted if any body else soil say any thing 'sputa hi r. I have know s ' my Heuer flout her infancy, and up to the ti:lle of this odor tuuatt_ cuutiratuu, I never heard of any Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Alessi,. Boaraision and 1-I,,witt, /read-street, Loudon; and Bevan *ad Britian, Clare-street, Beistol. Sept. S. F. Stabler, T. Marshall, and G. Marshall, of York, linen-merchants, at skeet., at the g.ug's Arum Inu, mem Fombridite, York. Sept SS. N. Thorisbary, of the Bourn, Stroud, Gloucester, and E. Taylor, of Bowbridge, Stroud, clothiers, at eleven, at Ma S.#Bll 1011, St, Ulla. Nov. tO. I. Livia, of Great Prescott -street, G110(111131!%. 5. Ids, Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou. 11011. Sept. 23. F. Caibutt, sea. F Corbett, jun. and W. Ratliff, of Monchester, calico-printers, at ten, at the Court-house, Leeds. Sept. 24. W. Grubb, of Colchester, common-brewcr, at ele ven, at the Angel lon, Colelo-ster. Sept. Si. S. Oxen, of Xe (Tv Id -Is II I Mill, Northumberland, miller, at eleven, at the George btu, Newcasile.upoti. Tyne. Illets, U. C. Ado*. sA Lielblift e ,blsekemitk et one at th e Talbot In.i, asiget• y, Stafford. Sept. 29 T. Doh', of New SAllion, linen-Caper, at one, at the Canwitry so I Roosts, lOrktol. Oct. ?4. D. 311114:ass, cads, Glninorgen, dealer, at twelve, . . . . . at GatMilan, 1.1011111)11• . Sept. 22 A. Granville, of Plymouth-Durk. chilli and Visage nacerltaut, at tou r at the Fusionism lintel, Plymouth- Dock. Sept. 22 .1 D akeky and E Clemroiron, now or late of Market-Bosworth, Leicester, hosiers, at eleven, at the Genr‘r Inn, Hinckli y. Oct. 31. R. 131xter, of Ow Talbot Inn-yard, Southwark, iron - monEt r, at ten, at Gut1(111311, London. Sept 21 J arookint, ur kristol, dealer, at one, at the Corn twerrial Ro ~,,, RI i.tul Sept 24..W..Cherraugtomoreltolley, Salop, deakr,at tweler, at the 14.1 I.tos. loss, Newport. N411%7. (. 11 , .b.srson and S. Mammon, or Paternoster-row, London,. Iro.lowllrtst, at twolve,•t Sept.:S. W. Junes, of nolua-upoo..Ncr.lwood, Stafford, &mire., at two, at Ihr Palace Itao, ‘lrochester. Seto. 24 J Salter, of Dartmouth, Devou„ bookseller, at ale. r. to, at the Castle Ism, Dartmouth. CERTIFICATIES —St reraIBIR 19. R. Susi ih, Tif Levilv, lousier.— F. of CruyJon,Siirrey, froevv.—T. Monist)), Cornlaill, Losiikie, stoek-hriiker.— S. Slirobsole. bum of Tryubam, Krill, but now of Liverpool, owl-chant —ti Cook, of Lilile Abe-street, Goisitnaies-lielde, Middlesex, u —B. Tucker, of Bs WWI, dealer. Fitter. OF SUGAR. Tito average price of Brown or M sistleviclo Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the meek ending the'26ll6 gay of August, ISIS, le Ste. twr hundred wright,exchi- Mee of the Botha of Customs pall or payable thereon, on the impurtatiou thereof into Great I'IIIOES OF CORN. Average Priers tfCurtiof England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winelustier anJ of Ontioiral pet boll of 1401bs. nvoirilnpoise, from the returns received iu the week ended the 12d of August, 1818. 'Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. s. d. s. d. a. s. 4. 79 It 51 1 51 3 34 I &atm. Pell Cr. I thitnie3ll. I Beer or Bag I. d. a , . d. e. d a. d. GO 0 69 10 1 36 9 improper of her ; 1 have known of no other suitor; her character is unimpeached. Cross-e.raNtinrd ley Mr. TOPPI P 4 IL There is a charge ui the Defend cu estate of a legary to his sister; though L do not know what the rh+rge is. Mr Settle keeps no servant. Miss Settit's lather was au apothecary at Liver pool. Mrs. Elizilieth Taboos—l am wife of James Tatham. the last %limas. I have lonisvii Sarah Settle front her childhood. She and her mother a►e in the habit el vis g the rss::ectable families in the neighbouthood of Burton : they have he-ert in the habit of vi• gat the D.fe. Defendant. in retniii. his I PI ' •IT. I was also aequainte.t ant's sister, Mrs. Stackhou-e. tiff have liven very nitiinate. house's marriage, the Plaintiff Gigglessortli. I have asen the Defendant together. The Dere, at Plaintiff's house us her in: many years. She was received sti a foiesidly ityroner at the hourra of his friend... The on iglshosar, knew they were pirticularly attached to each other. She never knew of die friends of either party expressing any objection. I rs.s...dect iny husband and De fendant coming froli the Town 11erting CM the 49th of November Istst, when the D. fends/it ask. d soy husband to give Miss Settle away, for he in tended to make her his wife, and my husband raid certainly. At this time the parties were perfes.tly sober. I recollect the Defendant coming after that; he then said he came. to let us know that he dud not intend to marry her. My husband asked bus reason, and if he had any thing to ,ay against her charaCter ; he answered he had, nor, mid *limad be very much hurt if say body else 10111 any thing against her. I)uring the number of years that I have been acquainted with the Plaintiff, I never heard any thing but prudence attached.to her uatwe. Cross-examined by Mr. Rw!tsis. • When be carne to tei I me that be coutanot marry her, he did not ray he was going to be nirrried to another; I (lid not bear of Ins second marriage till a little time before he was married. Robert IJow•smi said he was au hip-keeper at Burton ; lie hull konwii the Defeurtlautevri share he came to his estate it I.ollghonru ; 1 iemember his being at my house, when lie was phi. iug at cards with my wife : there was a bustle at that time, Mr. Brougham having just irome to Kirkby LAmsdale; when Cr unildetioloie first C.1141N ite he said. " Mow do you do ?" mill lie said to my wife, " You beat me at cards Ilse other night, bin I will play you again." which he did ; when they hail done playing cards my wife went out, awl lie turned to rue and said, " Mr. Cr umbleholme, what is to do, you seem to he full of trouble?" lie said, I have got a let ter from Mr. Drw•hurst, and I mete, ss and Nettle about Miss Settle. 1 sail, can't poi inatry lir r ? and lie said, on. I %aid, what money are i hey a• k ing ? lie raid, 5001. ; I said. shit is a :•mat He said. yes, it is for what is done. Ile %Aid oVri again he 1111151 go settle it with Mr. Dewhurst at Lancaster. The willow; said 500/. was little enough, consitletiug the character of the girl ; lir Bald lie would not give her so n►ut•li, for lir would snake Lis property awat•. I asked how he would do that ; lie said, he would snake it over to leis sister, Stack house. I said, you will presently he sit Nell lir d mats's, that is, the pour-l=ouse. I alai said, perhaps there will be u wedding at y ou r fattier's, i throb you will be agatu. lie said, I situ make away my property, and go to America, and then I shall be out of the gait of them. 1 said. how littve you come about this Miss Settle, when I was your-g I could never have come about Mem till l promised something ? lle swirl, 1 promised her usiari taw., hist I hope you will cot tell. I said, come ill For hall• your estate in spite of p:isr terth. Ile called at my I se afterwards oil the Ist of June, ■nd he said, Robert, I hope you will out tell *lust you and 1 talked about the other time. Cross-examined by 11r. Tu PPIN a. This conversation took place about the beginning of March; I told it to a a MI; Mr. If-whit:rot got hold of the woman. turd then lie knew all. 11r. Wallace—l um thole b, ofirrive to the Plaintiff; I have hero intimately arquaintrd with her and her family about nine years. lam also oc. (painted with the Defendant's hind!: ; the two fa. Milled have beret very intimately kola:rioted ; a great intimacy also subsisted between the Plait/. tiff and the Defendant's sister. Defendant him self was received as it suitor to Miss Settle ; his at tentions were know') to and approved of by Loth families; the elm-octet. of the Plaintiff has okays been very respectable ; it has never been iinpractis ed. lam acquainted with the estate upon which the Defrodaut and his father live, and ir. toy judg. meth it is worth, if it was to be ►old. 41. au licr.; there are 182 acres; the whole of the estate 1,4 22,0001. 1 suppose uiy niece's fortune is worth about 000/. Cron examined by Mr. It A I NE. There is a rent charge on Mr. Criontbleholote's esta►e or 141. r•year to lagglri.wuith bt.'llth/l. Uewl►ur►t proved the value and amount of the Iprope►ty. The Rev. Mr. Foxcroft was called to the charac ter of the Plaisniff. The Rev. alr. l'ooley give evidence to the salve effect. 1111%, Ritmon simke to her elimacter. Sever.,l tm.er v‘tilit-St•e‘ gave li. tomt uurquivo cul AI% to the character of :Les S,ttle, the ...... Xlr. TOPPINO then •ddrernrd tlw Jury. He admitted the iirimti.e of mart itige, mid pleaded extent:4'6ml opt ttnul3:,:..►. Tiw Learmil Juage rrcnl•itnh.trd the ev'oi•Ptier ; mutt tile Jury. N %INN t C.11'0111.1,101, letiarileil a ' , talk' at .Seta' 'lambed l'uttilds Vl' CON EsDA Y. TATTLED ALC C. THOSI Att. Mr. TOppi%iii we... (...eel-r1 in thin fur the Batista, who had bruilblit this sewn fur the cum of tool. rosharrhotitm or e policy of of' issesaratice, of *hell the 1) fe,..imot writer. The poNeyt was 4i:ft.-it'd an' the ship I el. easier, SLIM was fr Greeted t to , the United States of America, stud hack igen' to . Greisaels. Its con sequence of • letter written to the agents of the Defendant, the effetteet by Mr. Little dale for the voyiwe its qtrestiost; the weasel coiled from Grenada in January, 1816, and arrived .ufr! ) , ut Norfolk, in Virginia, atilt there deliverati her out ward cargo. 0., I - ith of Septeilllter, in the same year, she set oat on her return viiyage; had not been long on her voyage hefn.r she sort with • tire. On the 3.1 of Ort,h-r alat a violent squall, cud tl , a crow would have hilt Ow:. them Americen vessel ,ak theist ors hosed ; the /Inver, etilewritreut to the trot in , orthg pulley stn the. the less Defeardatit refused to p 44 * . the ship, Lod the ground of his &tepee was this eXtratifthilary one, that the eerie' in question had carried upon her deck. lushes; that a shed had been erected im-rlie deck, and had carried four horse., which i47.e I)rfronlas.t contended was not a fart rlcserititqf in in...police, and was the refine a legitimate grinned of •defence. Now it would be in evidence, alai lie Isslietei) hot dissoited, that it was ire, f.ctiy well knowialoa.ll the troolerwritris oilloolicira for voyuge. of this dyed's fion, that it was the coast:tat itritettre for stes r's. en. gagsd its the trade between the WYst Indies asid. l l United Stales, to carry horses backwards alo" fur. wards on deck ; and ice should submit, that the fart of the horses btitig.isis board not being el would 'stoke no eittle.rence whatever. De shinitil slut w the Jury, that the corcums'ance of Isamu hnfitt s on board the, ship by nu merino mere:on-41 the risk, nor. was it Ilse occasion of the loin.. With Y t ezeid to the. usage of the trade, he woidel prove most distls.ctly, that it was the rotoo,,ot tourr rit. trade to have horses. on board. IT'ims this rail+ea he would refer hns Isureldip to the rase of Now. and Kenseay, in Dattglur, 4Q2,; o,li was a ease before Lord klansfi,-10, and it *rive u of the News founellaml fishing swede., Lord hlaoslirld, iis hie ohs. 'creations, said, that, every nude rairet• rof • Oldies, was bound to be sequin:tied with the nude custom or the trade to which the police yet:mei. It apueisred to him that the princi:ste Led dower by Lord filansifirld had a slirret erTl:retitots to this subject. It would appear that it visa the practices to carry bosses and etudes on el• cks of ships. It appeared to him the; if this cessions was este. blished, the sinderwriiers must have kermess, eir ought to lucre knower; of the cost•ins tidleil the nob , y was underwritten. He shsisti insert, that the loss in ()meatiest' had nu•referyane to the 0 1 is & Isoe.rs being au Lord. Ile sic-nl,l seww that the erection used as a stable l'Or borate was set up between the fore and inainsmast, leas. big a passa..e for the crew ; that it formed no ins. pesliinent whatever to the letvi4stlee. These were the short facts of the case; he would lay the evi dence before the Jury, and he should reitablisla the facts without the possibility of cmittailtctino, and then his client would be retitled to a vetelivt.— The policy of insurance, and the formal etidence of the case was fully established. %Vol. Cook, the master of the Lancaster, stated the,circomstance hie sailing from ("resold* to the United States, and returning on the 3,1 October to the Wert Indies. He had lour honks' ou the deg k. There was • tetnporary erection hi-fore the mast, hut there was plenty of room to navigate th e vess• I. lie had been often employed in that bade, Tina was the first voyage he had sailed as 'nester. but he had been in the West India trade upwards of 1$ years, and he considered himself well maw timed with the course of trade between the West lode a and Anteric.s. All vessels were in the halt of car rying horses; they were generally put tin tier k ; he never knew them carried otherwise. Hie own ves sel had thirty mules on deck, and us mat.). lo low. The number of horses did not at all etidatiger the uevigetion. The vessel was lost on her return. She was upset in • squall after hiving been tweritt•suim diva at sea. It was what was called te white squall ; white squalls were rather u'lcouuuou in these scup. The weather hail been squally till the foreticoss, anal his ship was under very low sail. The squall au winning whatever ; he could Mr tin a l p i esr.ii.re of it. The sails were close-reefed. A co:simnel squall would have had no effect on t!:e %r.t.rl, or even if it hail blown a very hard ' , quell. The. vas eel was sport instantly and suddenly. ult got upon her bottom and eat away the riggio;;; they cut the shrouds on the upper side, talietaisig she would right ; they remained on her bottom four dips alai four 'lights; at the end of Ihat time they were taken up by au American vesst I. Ile stated that his own ship was cuppet-lastened and peifectly sea worthy. [teary Wood, • merch Int at Livei pont, sa id. he had traded between the W. st Indies end Ameiica ; it was always usual to fairy horses acid c..itle ; pia has known hurtles and cattle envied on vessels ell as omen a tonnage as 70 a n ti lest than that.— (The witness mentioned the statures of the yes. I% lie • to.)—lt was as common a thing Inc these vesst Is to carry horsey on deck its it was f, r a coach to carry out-id • passengers. troll-examine:l.—There were not vessels for and regularly s na l iluyed in that trace; some:- tuners our was torril and sometimes introtiri. Mr. Wilson he was Herianiateri with the trade beta/ern Airietiva Nod the West Indies; .1 was til• ways the practice in that tityle kir veswel. 10 carry horses and mnlrr un d,ck. Th.- nullifier of fosse harsrs for a vessel of 70 tors war a very mall num trer ; hr dal not think there WI!. any riplt at all in earring four looses. lie should hare thnught it in•crssary to inform the underwriter that bums t‘tre to be c.irried on the deck, though 1w h..d wit known any iscaance in which the mid. matters were ainariaed that there were to be hoist" on dick. Captain Hates said, it was the umsid 1 rim:twit to curry horses dud mules on deck ; he hatl seen r fenitatit'o, and the with very severe went cutently visited the she was encountered be as with the Defend. Yrsstl 1111111 upset ; the cri Sbr awl the pi 4„,, lives, but fortunately hir Alter Al no. Stawit7 came its !light and tusk t „ el t ,,- ta g . at. had been iwured sublirc lie Pl.infitr m doe the ship. • Vt." the tell feminist wen received b'in 6,611 1-" 1411 ; but tlrf " w i r d !,„,b,,,,,i for the lima on tlie polity on EAST INDIA HOUSE, Miguel. 26, 1815. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COM PANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do local yire Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING mid WARE. HOUSES will be ree4y to receive Proponaki, in writing, sealed up, 011 or lu.fure VirEDNENDAy, th e Nth Any o f Sepi,mher. ISIS, from <tech l'eswons es my be willing to supply the Contra*, with FIFTY TONS OF BRITISH COPPER; and that the Comtlittuste of the C * art may be sevok Glynn apfilientstio or the Clerk to the swirl Committer. wilh whops the l'rupoede toast be Irft before Eleven of the Clock on the poi 1111th il.sy of &weather. afire which hour the Com mittee will toot receive any Tender. JOS:TN DART, Secretary.