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- LA Tr. COUR'r 0t 3ENCH. WESTPANSTER,JAM. 2s. -- - s ........ TAIL OF DERKILLYF a. Tell •kCHIIISMOF OF TOIIK. This cause was tried last Trinity Term by a Sp.- chl Jury, and a question of law reserved fur the fu ture consideration of the Court, of which we gave an abstrad in our Paper of the 24th of No. vember last, when it was argued at great length by the Counsel on each side. The late Karl Berkeley, by his will, devised cer tain messuages and premises, in the Parish of Si. George, Hanover-square, to Ann Egerton for life, with remainder to the Earl of Berkeley, the mesa Plaintiff, and his male heirs, &c. with liberty to the tenant for life, to make leases for 99 years at the best improved rents. Mrs. Egerton granted a lease to the present Archbishop of York. After this, Dirs.Egerton granted a newlease to the Archkiihop; and the issue to be tried was, whether Mrs. E. had lett at the best improved rent ? The Jury found their verdifi in the negative, and then the question arose whether the acceptance of the new lease WAS a good surrender of the first ? Lewd Eta-v isages:on ' after recapitulating the ovenl argument* which had been urged on both eider. and ad to the several cases referred to, figment of the Court for the De . . TAIL KI%S 0. ALUANDEIL KOillif. this was a coaditimal rule for as attachment rfithe Defeedante—which, when called on , a ,ratow intimated to the Court. it would be were it to keep its plats. epee the Court eking the nature of the attach itiate, the Learned Counsel replied, that it was for =Our condua of the Defendant. under the game He was an Attorney; resided in Bell Sa edinvtl, aid made it a pradliee. when game op to aim 'magmata in town. by the stage m Wog ril tees &lions against the party, lir*, stem ef the common informer; but. when MOW is fee information with resped so who this ... datums ieferener was, and where he lived ? b« al- Ater millneed to a person who was dead. Mr. Ellis, 4 ~W, he concluded, was the Prosecutor of this mid application shoull be made to him ; 0 6 ° Mrs tens, he requested the cause might kelpies in the peremptory paper. ulna aat V. FOSTIR. . . This•mme an aßiea en * hill of exchange, tried at . the lest amines for York, before Hr. fustier: CH•11. Ug....s nonsuit was entered against the Plaintiff, and a point meowed for the consideration of the Court. es which two questions were involved— enneely, whether there was sufficient notice of the Ilonserneeptance, and of the non.payment given to the haler ? The bill in question was drag is at two Month akar dote, from the 19th March, t 803, for AWL 10 de Defendant, spotty Messrs. Smith Ind reef. The Defendant lodged lie bill viielk Plaintiffs, Messrs. Inge end Co. bankers, at to the credit el Ns account : Os was embalmed to their cerrespoisdients in town, Maim Sam. and Co. who sent it. on the 18th of be earapillnee f& • when Smith and Co. re night net be called for during two days ; enthe Ws, the Bill was again called for, and they *gain miqueseed it might be left till the following ai day a... tusell..which time, no notice was sent to the De of the nee-acceptance. As to the question 770 notice being given of the non-payment, it that the regular notice had not been gives ter days shoe the bill became due ; but that the Defendaiat had seknowlediged he was informed of it a with previous to the intonation by letter. Masers. Tennito and HOLILOTO were heard at peas lent i l* sumptsrt of the ben-wit ; who con tended. the Delessdant had sustained consider ildidemose Gem not receiving entice in due time ; Ile *ring tam several other bills from the party, Mei& hihmelldl hem declined. if apprised of the IMMlllesposase is titre; they admitted. that a per son idle possuis a ball may leave it fez two or three = dime. esertray. bat not to the prejudice of Eibut comended, in this case, the to havetiven 'splice to the holder ins , and subtitled. that the notice of non we having been given in due time, the elnierser was Monfort discharged, Lord ELLSPIPOItOUOII olieerv,ed; that the keeping of a MI for four and twenty hours was. according ise the customs of merchants. a sufficient acceptance t however, he wished the question should go again Wore ;Jury, and, is the mean lion, desired that tbseparties should satisfy themselves upon the point of practice, according to the custom of merchants, std what time is avowed to accept or non-accept ; sodas notify it to the Court, as his Lordship consi amid the question a very important one to the cont. **aid world. The tranquil. therefore, was set aside, and a new Odd granted., At one o'clock, Lord ELL 'vino eouoit sat at Nisi Nis; some undefended and other causes of little easement, were disposed of; among which, the only woe of any interest wan the following a .~~..,> £DI/IMrITCATOt OP ItICFIIIIII, W. PZMIIIR, OLNT. Mr. Essaraa, on tbe.part of the Defendant, ap pliad to the Court to put off the trial of this cause moil the nest Terrn, upon the grounds of the eh ' wan eit &material witness, as was sworn by the Defendant, Mr. GUIs resisted this application, upon the in suffwiencY of the affidavit, but agreed to postpone it is the terms that some person on the part of the Da &Want should undertake to lodge in Court a on of 191. for the costs of the day. However, as so person appeared to fulfill this proposal, his Lordship tried the next cause, in order to give the parties time to arrange the business ; and Mr. Grass then insisted upon going on with his cause, which was accordingly called on. The aBion was brought to recover a debt of 6001. due to the Testator, Mr. Richins. Mr. G; ass stated, that one Mr. [-Teach was in debted to Mr. Riehins, in a sum of 6001. the latter being a very old man, between 90 and 100 years of age ; the Defendant, who was an attorney, thought bins a very fit subjett to practise upon, and, accord ingly, persuaded bins to give him an authority for recovering the money from Heath; some friends of the old gentleman, however, soon after hearing this, procured an authority from him to receive the mo. \ L tsar free the Defendant, lobo, ahem applied ee, el fend tovy them, but slid, be would go to Mk" ins pecumally, and give it to him. He actorthegly did ge ► bet instead/of paying him, he seised bisper son. sad carried him of to Bristol, where be her him cascaded until, as the learsed Colonel ezPgas" ed it. he ceased to exist, and, after his decease. the parties coocerned. to whom he gave the, appellation of the Gene, produced a will, and at the same time the PLiitaill took out administration. The acknowledgment of the debt by the Defend ant being .proved, and no defence made, the Jury found a verdia for the Plaintiff. COMMON PLEAS. stswyom v. Yotnao3. The Plaintiff in this eel= being distrained by virtue of a warrant, issued by the Commissioners of Assessed Taxes, brought an adion of replevin, which was tried St the last Assizes for Norfolk, and got a verdict, with one shilling damages, subjed to the opinion of the Court of Common Pleas, whether the Ad, which appointed Commissioners for the pur pose of rating, chirging, and assessing lands in that county, did i er thent to assess the lands for the four years last past ; or, whether, by ne gleding to make such assessment, they were not now wholly shut out from levying by distress? Serjeant Basr, on the part of the Plaintiff, argued, that the Commissioners could not have any right to make any other assessment than from year to year. lie said they could have no right, nor was it the intention of the legislature, that they should be allow ed to make a kind of sweeping assessment, which should take in the four years last past, merely on ac count of their own negled. He then said, that a remainder man, or reversioner,coming into possession pt the death of the tenant for life, would be liable to be rated for years previous to the time his right accrued, without havinT any remedy in the world against the renresentatives of 'he tenant for life. He therefore hoped the verdict would Ix confirmed. Serjeant Laws, on the part of the Defendant, contended, that the land wet , : rated by the ad at th. sum of four peace an acre, and that the Com es ,loners were only appointed to regulate the as. se.sment, with a power of lesiciting thl tax. He therefore hoped that the Court would consider the intention of the legislature, and allow the distress to be good. Sir JAKU MANSFISLD said they would consider of it. NATAL INTELLIGENCB. PORTSMOUTH, JAS. 27. Arrived the Maintop frigate, from the Downs. Sailed the Pluto sloop of war on a cruise of Havre. Wind, E.N.E. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 26. Came is the Casar transpurt, from Imndon ; Bet sey, from Newfoundland; Morning Star, —, from Morlaix ; and the Spanish ship, !Gland, —, from Comina, for Cadiz, captured by the En (vision frigate. Sailed L' Aigk frigate; rille de Posit, Neptune, lopeenern, and Spartiate men of war, on a cruise.— Wind, N.N.E.. l'he Minotaur, of 74 guns, Capt. Mansfield, came in nn Saturday from Admiral Cochrane's fleet, with dispatches t she has been so muck shaken in the late ' gales, that she requires considerable repairs. ' The Fame, privateuhip of war, of 52 gang, com manded by Capt. Hosier, sailed on Thursday with a crew of 150 fine fellows, and equipped fer a long voyage. She touches at Guernsey, and then sails for the South Seas. On M9nday arrived the Uriang, of 44 guns, the Hon. Capt. Herbert, from a cruise; also the Sate Theneato, a deeply laden Spanish ship, of great va lue, prize to the Ajar, of 74 guns. On Tuesday sailed the Psekk schooner, of 14 guns, with copies of the Declaration against Spain, and sealed orders for her destination. Put back by contrary wind, the Hardy gun brig. with the fleet bound to the eastward. Sailed the Rover cutter, of 14 guns, on a cruise. The Prince, of 98 guns, and the Minotaur, 01 74, are both gone up 11.arnoaze, to refit. Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the Spartiatr, of 74 guns, and liapetursx, of 7S guns. A Large Spanish ship is anchored in Cawsand Bay, but particulars respeaing her are not known. DEAL, .5•1. 27. Sailed yesterday the .Veliater and Greyhowid fri gates, on a cruise. Remain in the Downs, the rest of the ships as per last. P S. Sailed through the Downs, a large French lugger privateer, captured by one o f our cru i sers , for Ramsgate pier. —Wind E.N.E. soUTHAMPTON, J•l5. 26. Our transports for cavalry and infantry are daily increasing : we have now upwards of SO sail, and they make a respeelable appearance in the river. It is supposed here that the troops which are to embark in them are destined for Portugal. During the heavy gales this week, a boat belong ing to one of the transports was unfortunately up set near the mouth of Itchen River; the whole of the crew were saved, except one man, who had no idea of swimming, and cowequently was drowned. A lad about 14, who, in sculling from the quay to a vessel in the roads, fell over the starboard side of his boat, wit also drowned before any assistance could be given. mutivss. SMITHFIELD, Mee DAY, Jan. M. T. sink the offal—per moue of Blb. Beat de 04 to 51 M I Veal. fo Oil to 7s fel Mutton 4e 44 to di M Posit 4s CM to Ss Had of Ditto thi. Do BISII4 about NEWHATE AND LEADENHALL NIARKETS By the carcase. lost 3s 04 to 4s ed I Veal 4l 1111 to 7s 44 Mutton-1h 04 to 41 64 Poth 4s Ott to 5s Od At Holyhead—the Thomas, front Charleston. At Lonflooderry...the Diana, Murphy, from ' /r - Ric ......rnsrd.w.the Marla, Francisco, frets St. Michael's. At Lochindale—.the Margaret, Miller, from New York... the Wilson Wuod, Fell, from Quebec. At Eilliles-wtheJohn Bull, .—.--, from Falmouth—Dart, Prescott—and Edward and Mary, Gibbons, from Newfound. land At Venice—the Friends, Soler, ditto. At Leghorn—the Rebecca, Vareaoand the Nord Stenn, Olieng, from Cornwall. The following ships are now completely armed and manned at Greenock, and only wait letters of marque to put to sea against the Spaniards: Nepts.w, Captain HcNav , St. Amarea", Captain /Uremia, Altrerryp Captain 800, Hero, Captain M.La re, and from Port Glasgow, at the tail of the Bank, Lady Nelson, Coutia Mqns,tsrea. But Haire.' and Steen, per stone r Ss . Middlings 34. Ordinary . .. da Market CAI —.. • anglish Sham Skims MICK 01 TALLOW St. James's Markat M 2d Clara Market Ie 2d Whkarehapel Market 4s 2d Per Sume of sib. 12s 64 Avenge Prisse....4l . Cd to 44. 04. 44. to 3. 54. 04. to Se. ed. Yellow Seep. 7M—M , Price a Candles, pee dos. Itl. Od 04. to 201. Od. Od. to 6 Od. Town Tallow. 71$ Od Russia (Can. ).... Ws 70s Od Russia du. (So.). 67$ osl Melting Stuff . 98, D i tto mush 40 Graves Good Dregs Us MLA, Sfls—.Curd, 925. lls nd —Moulds, 19s. Od PRICE OF LEATH'S. ' Batts, SO to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 6Mb. each 2MI to 26d Merchants Backs —.l to —d Drewing Hides.. 224 to 234 Fine Coach Hides .34 to 254 Crop Hides Err cutting 53114 to 254 Flat Ordinary 2444 to 214 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per Dozen... .924 to Sarl Ditto. SO to 70111 344 to SS/ .. i Ditto 70 to 401 b. 32d to 344 7- Small See. (Greenland). 424 to 454 IL Large ditto 100 s to 110 s per dozen. Goat Skins -25 s to 65e ditto Tanned Hone Hid= Ms to 4 . 3.4p.r !title. COAL EXCHANGE, JAI. '26. Nett Cash, per Chartres sls Gd Delivered tar Housekeepers.. 6l. Gd Sunderland, per Chattrun . 4;ts OA Delivered to Housekeepers at .. sss Od MIZTUIOII OW CaterWOßS Al' GORapiAi . liattoutow. lithe Wilk Carti" 4 11 644 *1 6 4 Rceimart-accact, St. So. k. a. tolph, AMlnta, Miglasay victualler Y 1 JA* Cu,e Gravel-leas, Ilene% carpenter re • SIRIUS. In gusualt.sepsme,ly *rands Vandeleur, of a dauchos s At Naas the Lady MLiout. Woad KROI4 of die Doty* militia, of a daughter. Ist Dominick street, the Lady tithe Lord Satiate of Do w , si a son Sunday trennight, the Lady of Sir Richard Redingfelk t x ,. of a son, at Ma house, in St Giles o, in Norwich. MARRIAGES. Ott Tintreetay, at Euby, wear Richmesd, Torkshire, 14„. ken Chalnuer, of thaisbroulh, Eeq . to t h e H. Francis Laura Dunde e, on third daughter of the Right Hon. L ore Dutidas. On Saturday morning last, at St Michael's Church, W4 l . chaster, William Jh.othhy, Ea,. Aidesdo-Camp to Hie ge s ,l Highness the Duke of Cumherland, and Captain in the Mk Regiment of Light Dragoons, to Miss Jettiteatmi. daa s h m of John Jenketunn, Esq. of that eny. On Saturday se'nnight, at the parish church, Leeds, Ceti Strawbenwee, of Spetaiiitborae in the North Reding of ! shire, to Miss Buckle, of Wak efield. At Nitrite Lodge, its the county CAI3II, bytsponial Nicholas Ellis, Esq. to Miss Sarah Nixon, dab! dance r Humphry Nixon. Esq. and mete to Sir John Stewart, ca., Lately, at St. Peter's Church, Liverpool, be the Pughe, Mt. James Kithy,.bevilthender, to Mee AIM Gib en, DEATHS. Lately, at her lodginga to ilimryisitiect, Dublin, M rs Ri t a Reny rein `t of the Imo Richard Bell, Een.:of county Cavan. In Dublin, Francis Doblit, Faq. On Sunday se'nuight, at S , ..,rehain, Capt.ti t Sennett, e North Henn Militia, only son of SIT W. Beitistt, id F.-, ham, Hints. HIGH W tTF.R THIS DAY ♦T I.ONI).)51 BRIDGE Morn. 3: min. after 56 min. 4.ter I. - SMALL GENTEEL HOUSE. WITH IMMEDIATI: POSSESSION. TO be DISPOSED OF, by PRIVATE CON TRACT, the LEAsE lf a sunstatitial new, Erick DWELLING HOUSE. Id.aiantly situate in richtit: of F taroy.eq..are; togrulie- wttli the FURNITURE, which is neat awl modern. The Prelios , s are GI for the mediate reception of A Faintly, and the whole purchase wi under 4 Al For Paiticulais enqui•e of Mr. Martin, Nn 40, Cleve:and. street, Fitzr.y .. nut maxim. CORN ILXCHANGII, Mammals, Jan. 11, INI. The hue imposts of Matt fee ors days market are in saiddlas quantity, and oar /Who lather 111 somerous, reused a ready mit, at a further advisor of full dm shillings per quarter since our last. We have toed 'applies of as ley, which Yin much sagetut, and dearer. Malt like wise. White PISS are to taN plant, and go off heavily, with lffewes of each description. at WM dtiarenee in price. There ass net many hash minis of Oats, which article is quoted Mad, at ear law currency. Fine ROUT has advanced about si. per ft*. CURRENT Kir wheat ..... lie. 100. 114 s. ' Fine do. ....1 let 120 e. Od. Rye . 34,.5e5. Od. Barley dis Ws. N. Malt— .. efts. M. White Peas ha. 565. Sd. Grey Pam 445. 43v. 05 OF GRAIN• bras 46.. 345. OA. Tack Bean.-- 41. • 411. 04 Oats Ws 32.. 344. 64. 36. 64. Rape 5eed.......44'. 04, Fine Flositr.... 955. I.oos. 06 ascends.. 904 9+a ud• ,T IN MARK LANE, istJan. to the 19th of Jan the new Act. RETURN OF Wrs— fttioding only from the 14ilt agreeably to! s. 4. s d 76 Quarters at 110 530 Quarters at 95 299 —. at 1011 522 --- at 94 40 at 106 158 ----.... 0 93 1489 —..... at 105 684 ..--. at 92 114 et UM 816 at 91 503 at 10$ 1441 at 90 140 at 102 100 at 86 1593 ---- at 100 631 at 85 44 ~... at 99 47 at 84 707 .—... at gg 50 at 80 270 —... at 9? 99 ---- at 77 NS ---. at 96 27 at 70 Ti -•'•-•••• at 95 Il 84 at 66 1 'Fetal 11,094 Quarters —Average 964. 71d. ft. U. lower than last Return. A RETURN 08 FLOUR. From Jan. 12, to Jan. 18, from the Cocket Ofbce. Sacks. a el. Sacks s. d. I Sacks a d 9 , .... 95 0 I 370.. ....09 0 1 BO 04 0 II .... 94 0 I 1180 22 .... 93 0 10 20 .... 92 0 291 . 11223 .... 90 U Y 79 10 ..,. 89 6 _917 .85 0 61. 83 0 .87 6 S. 82 0 .87 0 163 80 0 . $36 0 50 78 0 .85 0 S .73 6 verage OW 2d Total— i 4, ON. 8 '3B Sacks —A J. I man than last R. •eoc. Kent 41 Os to &I Os Katt .4 1 Ils to !.1 12 storm... .41 Os to 411 16s Sussex 4l 6s to SI 0 Essex 41 Os to 41 16a Farnham.... 71 Os to &I 0 PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. lITUIDat. sr. s a arid'/. WNITICNat'tI. Hay 31 Os a 41 14. Hay .Bl 14 a4l Si New Straw ....... 11 !Gs a 2158 I Clo Ber ..41 410 a5l 58 Clow 01 Os a 01 Oa Straw .11 16. a 41 Is PKICK or STOCKS. TUT 11 per Ceat. Rai .. ......... .. III i 3 per Cent. Consols 6lll 61 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy 9ljf S prr Cent Loyalty 1001 Long Annuities .. Short Ditto Imperial Annuities ..9 15.16 Def..r.ed Stack.. 54: India Stock 168; 1 e. ...::2 Tickets.. 23j Ss. for.. . "II T. BISH, Stack-Broker, Na. 4, 011110hil, awl 9, Charing•Crem. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jan. 23 Government Debentures, 5 per cent 90 COURSE OF EXCHAI At/medial 31/ G 2 12.1 Ditto Al Sight lO Rotte c. f 12 2 '2 IT. Hamburg': 9S 6 111 U Altana ' 35 7 20.1 Paris 1 Day's date 25 10 Dam SS 122 U.' Etnurdeaux .25 1$ Fauo*r, JAM. 95 Genoa Venice Lidnin Oporto Dublin lIIILLION I . 4 Portugal Geld in Coin and liars per os 4 0 0 Doubloons New Dollars 0 5 4 Silver in Ears ..... 0 0 0 V•ia Louis e'en 0 Agio on tlir Rank of Holland 5 per II 111 i Cadiz Ditto Madrid en %pen Ditto 331 rife& &limo Laiditten 49 Nankai l9l Dubha on London (Jan 2 SALES B 1 AUC I 0)... ROOKS IN VARIOUS LAN.. 1.1 AGES, AND CANT ', N ,OKS oPPR 'NTS. 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To be viewed, and Catalogoas PRENDERGAST;fEMBROk F.SHIRE• Freehold W der Cotton Mill, dot. with Seven Acres of Land. ity PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER, At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, February d 2, a , Twelve, ALL thAt Capital ERECTION, Lately occupied by Mathes, Tophans, Esq. as a Cotton blentsfarim", four stories Ili height, containing Coll spinill.s, but so roar struded as to be capable of winking a much greater nundis , , and supplied by a powerful stream, which way never known It, fail in the dryest season, most eligibly situated at Prci.derga4t in the county of Pembroke, within one mile only of the sca• port town of Har..rfordwest, together with a sub,tantal Dwe'l• ins, grist-mill, other small houses, carpenters arid smiths skive, naughtee-hou4e, barn, and stable, garden, and nut/. dow land, containing altogether seven acres, with a comet irs• Me addition or head-water, and banks on each side. 111,-111 valuable works have been eri;eted with the be materials, and at a cons4erable expence, and are capable of tieing rend rot very benescial tea purchaser, from the cheaptiews of labour re that distritl, and may be converted into a variety of u.es grist-mill, dressing-mill, Sec being peculiarly well-alaptvd for any spacious manufAttory that requires room, and W4l-.7 to carry oil an extensive concerti with effect. The spiadlcs may or may not be taken at the option tal the purchaser. May be viewed any time till the sale ' on application to Mr. Peter Axton:, Belmont, near Hairtarforilweq; of whion parti culars may be had one month preceding; 4110 of Means Shalt, Dockers, Tate:, and ll.idsn, Mancleetter; White Herr Blackburn ; Bush Inn, Rri.tol ; 111 C Castle, and the Marewr, llaverfordiven ; the White Ilan, Narnerth; at the nave of Sale; and of Meves. Peter Cowe, /knell, and Foster, Thing morton-street, where a Plat of the Emu* may be meo. LONDON :-s-Ptinted by oioaGE DAVIDSON, No 35, Wyeh street, St. aement's. sod published by JOSI RYDEk, at the Mc", Ib. Sark of St. Clemeut • Church, Strand, where Order/ Mr th• Paper, ke. (pest-puld) will be duly atteaded 1,, ... PRICE Or REEDS IN MARK-LANE. Broad Beam .341 Od to 76s Od per qr. Long Poet 9111 Od to Ms Od Tares 97e lid en 44s Orl Rye Grass 14s Od to Sts Od Conaway ..156s Od to 140 s Od per ewt. Coriander lls OA to 12s 04 Trefoil 164 Od to 42. Od Red Clover .l2e Od to lObs Od White ditto 651 to to 1261 Od White Mustard is Od to 11s Od per bash. brown ditto 9s Od to its Od Canary 7. Od to 6a Od Turnip 4112 Od to 244 Od