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K *3 i.j . 27fr4pe. S. VellaMitre. Last night, by particular desire, - Kotexers'sr pity of 'lke &rawer was perforiked, and Mr. N'oe no, in the part -of Fite &raver. disphiyed all his usual judgment and Aiscriiisination.--Clie wounded feclieir of stn injered husband were never more forcibly, expressed. In the last scene, pluticularly, he was admirably supporteil by Mn,. GLuVea, in the part of Mrs. Halkrei— Continual plaudits attended the performance.— The Musical Farce of ..f Age To-itierrewfollowell: Mr. Juices, in Darns Willtagharst, was lively, us tured. itfid entertaining. Miss KNIAT's in the rot of Mltia, displayed untsideralrie taleota Mr. k Akle. LClfi as Muss lilollestr i excites) mach applause.— The Farce went off with great spirit, and was well received by an elegapt audience. TUB LYCEUM. The new Opera of Up all Night ! was repeated hire last night with eclat, - and holds out a strong that Mr. Altwouis great undertaking will iw crowned with complete s”ceess. The esta blishment of an English Opera is a ;; rand deridera • him in the cense of tntrsic, and will form an im portant taut in the theatrical world. The very mo dem pieces designated by this title have been seareetv vehicles fur the sumac, and have siehlotu pretested to any higher merit. They are, in fact, the worst plays in the ttagieih languaze, crammed with seer, destitute of character, an:l irreTeihnit to the little plot and ucteni that they might smitain. Lionel use! Clotiaa, 771 i. Maid. of the Mill, Tice Lacuna, False Alarms, fl few °liters, among the more recent productirms et this class, prove that settee is snot iticompinirbit: with sound, anal Oust an Opera may be a good Play. Although the present owe way • not rank with those that we have mentioned, it is of letitiumte limn, and the sint;r:, with few exceptions, constitute lisiks in the chain of dialogue and action. They do not intersect unit interrupt the interest of the place, as its borne of the modern 'eludes fur music, which stand still during the executing% of the airs ; but they assist equally with the dialogue in the progress of the piece. 011 this ground the present Opera. though of slight texture, and composed of uo uncommon materials, is mot lime/oral of the linsaar of usher in a new system, in the success of which, not only autiooal policy. but taste, feeling, and a ge nuine love of the Arts, are deeply interested for. as to Italian Opera.. even in their purest style, they are pox preterea and totally inconspes tent to satisfy the sense. The performer*, such us base lately exhibited at the Ilaymarket, are gene rally had, and the dramas still worse; and, altlio' it must he allowed that vocal music has been, of late years, in an improving state, it must, at the name time, be confessed, that the combination of the Genesis harnsoilies and accompaniinems with t!.e Italian melodic:, itas been the priucipel cause of the improvement. Uuder these circumstances, the success of the ptesent effort becomes* subject uf. astional tri umph and congratulation, and this entreats has bleu well deserved. The music of Mr. M. P. KING is sweet, chaste, and scientilic ; and most admirably executed by Air. Pssawirs, Mr. Agee, Mrs. itluuirr.trit, and Mrs. BtiOnrs who were loudly applauded uud e.leorcd in their sever,,! wig*. Of Mr. powers «e Isowtrot how to speak in Adequate terms of praise. Ih'ith tie most exquisite delicacy and softness. he unites an attics-. lauou the most clear awl pre‘ibe, and the powers of the actor coming in aid of the soice, he feels all that he sings. Thelsonst boasted atielegant and eriowded audiences and the attraction of the piece is likely to produce a frerment repetition or the wear. The Loan Citaistaiiitlitu 63 refused to grant a license for the performance of Mr. THEODORE Hoot's new Farce of s. Killiag so Marilee. * and in consequence of such refusal, the piece is wtth draw". Some reelections in the piece, upon reli gious tsets e is the cause assigned fur the owe. Mr. Emirate commenced his engagement at the Liverpool Theatre, in the part of Tyke, in The SrAosi of Reform. on Monday last. Mrs. IL JOHNSTON and LVILWi BOLTON were also to ptrforat there. - SWANSEA TOR/LYRICS Co medy of TA, Stailier's Miss./14er was, on Tuesday l a st, performed with * spirit and corr-retness highly honourable to his dramatic cords; which was fol lowed by Muarne's celebrated Farce of TA. Cu,..nes; in which the united efforts of Messrs. Woe an. and Cozily, and Miss CHNNOT, wer•• received with thetanost flattering proofs of general approbation.—On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Maeda presented to the &samara audience a new candidate for public favour, in Mr. KEAN. from the. Theatres-Royal Edinburgh end Birininglesm. Enrract of a letter from Weymouth, June TN..... 0 Wednesday a grand withal', ball, under the pa trotiage of the 'Ahearn of the td Somerset regiment of militia took place at Rsavati's rooms, oa the Esplauarle. which were filled with an assemblage of Iseauty and fashion, never beibre experienced at eo early a period of the summer season. " Sir Rosser and Lady licx•rox, anal family, and Gotten' and Ludy llaisaountsa, ate ju.t ar rived. " Friday, General the &eel of Cassia, Cots mender of the Westera District, reviewed the si- COOII lissarrart regiuwat of militia, under the emu ' mend of Lieutenant-Colosie4 COOPER : that fine body of men went throes% their different ma ntruvres with great precision, 'vitt the General ex pressed .himself in terms of high approbation of. their Iselneriour. and wypeieritsce." Mr. Wis. RODTLEDOE• of Oirlishaw. in Retreat tle, Cumberland, has now ia pos..evaiciii a brace . of wry game comOetely demestiquical ; and which hare se forgotten their natural foadt, as to prefer corn, crionshe of tweed, &v.- ta,the tops end seeds of heath. The bets laid lately. twelve eggs, but was nut auffored to hitch them ; or, in all proba bility. the yo ung b roo d vandal base linen equally tame as their parent*. We are eoneeirned to state. that, as Mr. Wrier SCLAD was. driving to town, eft Monday, from.; Tinny!, End, in a single hamar chaise, acenatpa ' sited hy his 4011. the horse fell and broke the shaft.. vvhich occasional the animal to lamest mid ltia k. Ity wheih inenits the chaise wits everterniel...a ri Mr. WafTuftEati h4l his leg frarturnet ; his sow r.c4peri ainitart. They were immediately conveyed , hatitt ma coach. • I 4 riM filadatArib 'OF • Was celel-ruted, lib we are Ow. - at B--d—ogloassr.H•aar, no. Thit nominal 'festivity and joviality. brougAt doom' at. htdf past six hoot the Ministers mid Sub ministers autolde, forming, altoeiher, as ing, as we ever remember to Every delicacy of the *taunt was iirsvi wises were excellent. The interval afforded netlinig worthy of remark, pally occupied in comptimeistiag on his look,. maiden his release front his liuMentary attendance. After the cloth moved, a• Dr. Bv.ily raid, a very long which being concluded, several appropriate conatitational testis were given, Inch v 'only collect the following :-- " The Mike, tT Oseattrgh, and Vie Army. LIEUTENANT-GblbbAL Lord Aintrare, Naar!'" .4 L or d tv—rl—d—y, and *saki to hint for his **ern , and vsooua in accepting ittall entering oven his miiision to Spain." " TIM mail, but glorious, Msjoritics of the last Session." " parietals/1 parity." " Tie Tirree enlightened, and Ottimptinet Menihrrs for the City of L-nul—a, and way it find a fLori A 0 (inky of them." " The I ntsn Chancellor of the itseheevocr, and better @peens 1 , , hio, nett Session, 'ln his Nthait Divisions, oa his totse measures." " The Right Illannarsble De. D-vr-w, and lM promisl. gallon of trio Christianity." " The glorious nicisoryof the Convention of Cintm." " Confusion to the invaders of kgitimate apd constan t lewd conniption." N.B. It wok here p..4posed, sod toooleed, " That s Dept. lotion, consisting of the Lord, Comoststionere of the 7leoxis7; l 4o emit un John Christian C•rwen, Esq. to tetst• 110 *Min tic the acceltvont.sting spirit he wiestfated,darta• • MONS of his Bill, and to congnstolate Woo on its resseitvo • otate, to poi', the FL of C—oww—as, sad strenitAnielle arm elf &e, intage at this Critical juncture,'" lorwittersi the following tout : " Mr. Conran, and Lis ezeelleot Bill." These toasts bei4g disposed of, Mr. P—rc achlresosed• dm' company in • speech of length, which we lament that our lignite Win permit ts, to insert. File commented upon the' cipal topics of the past Session with much fa denvetratmthig, at once, thepatrietlem, vigour, 44Q•iiitene'y of the !Vi—e—stry, is their wheel 11-eim Duke of York, their appasiiio• to atiliso Bill , &c. &e. Sec. The nolipitllf. ' aver. beesaliar turbulent, a boys (.1 pares expi.pert Weenie) are 'mitt to be, on beaajting free tiva midsaininer vacation. there wise a , far a wog. After some hesitation, elitimaxamboesm.. - Lora E L i)-A N ard411161111000 , 0 41 110016 e." Ii was somewhat iisnvily gives, and Oaf Album TM D-4 of Aga gave.-•• d nub fate, eAf sin."—TM shake was well trended, sad the wink d,ai Lord C.+4lts—tr iseiug rolled wpm', wddeely awake, aist attempted to labour theiragfr, " Zits. Maier eloyetolt, Wolff with thought " ' Wit C--nst--sto was allowed tube Far lowa lively, but ow, hoo,, is " West • Aught/ fist thing to Iv rated oiler :0• 00 . ° •- Lard Wesera-mt•--w• "was tater& is "lime yea t nark for a Thrhsr, ems! hope?" Lod was may sad laaaliageti4lo The roee-erne is full bearing." Lo o t in a species of obsolete rocitntive, ebaunted a few lines of—" Mg Father, rho angry& Atiov'sf what he ewe at." • Lord M--ton—Pt belted to be board in the aid mai of " Cease route Bares.;" bat his Liniship was here isin of lie eivseoo, and tinging, by mistake, " Messltuten bear a !maw 110*." insured of a liendan , thnitte, he wise set satasild le premed farther. otolict R—lf, You at* f cow are airteete ;" and , Roust W—ai, is " llsd.l a bawl for foleeisoi 1 firmed," were "facile piscine," The company were by thw time beyond the reach of malady, and, at a late hour, they retired to. their reepe , ..ive bee of roves, theme to arise like " tMists 'fire:it'd." His M.t.w.sx i stnitteptri to town, this . dity. to hold a private Levee and Privy Council, re the (legato's Palace. On Sunday. the Duke of KENT, as Culonel of• the Royals, reviewed the 311 battalion of that regi ment. at Chelmsford, previous to their embarka tion for fooreien service. _ tiormationsteassral 11110DF.RICK is appointed Governor of the Wand of Martinique. Yesterday, Sir. DAVID DORI:Us held • public day at his ofnee is the Horse-Guards, and gave audiences to a number of military officers. A man, was in the :merrier of Lord 1 3 ,4nET, arri ve d i n town oil aloaday from Vienna. lie can. speak Invent! lan !uages, and had been amongst the Franca army in various characters. He says that the enemy suffered cansideraltly from the Austrians, were much rii•watialied, and upon their retreat. This' man had an laterview with the Earl of Us liattsug. sat! .atioaryurds went to Windsor. it is said, that lie has Uwe things of importance to cons tanoitute respecting the French troy. The report of a battle on the 14th, on the Da nube. in which tho Austrians were victorious, and kW a Apatite !elicited • trawls brolitcht by some palloilgefs rfOni tawilsoui. we are :lorry on say, is not onetirated by the Dutch papers I. the ,t4th.— The report that 30,0)n Pnw march to . join Austria. also r Yesterday mnrninp, Is heir cd 40 Hy& Park, and by . a !in, from Cumlwrland-gate one *rice at -eight O'crinek came on the ground, end - winks, -the men writ throng,. Lions to the witisfactien of shoCin... Several regime ats are embarking . Ireland, as likewise frost Jersey and • , . aswry pn9jus .7 e - isotuT oy acecidect tiaavtke Wr,lokliefric ' etaiti:74 l 4npia.4titi Sax , m feria bigik, WACO= Int. Coo. quetat hisavtg in fa no * AI, rwslad tt iii‘ntsttal which, byithe order of tho nehmtlabi, tfietoutered. at Ss. a 'desccut. and 426 coat ttf attuj,..whicb they sketched at 24. Gl,irer pric:ir s tivnittes, tartesal ernwul. at 11. each, ellrif which he ordCrixl to be painted on '41404 rat a modest-siscsent hall he was l•uildittgiu Nottiaghantstrire, arid whiCh were stilt to Mr. airke, Ift'e 'intiANklariuse p and were executed, and are loin placed in this halt, to •111 :e great delight of the Defendant. A great oumber of-fees, became doe at the Herald's College, and crib Plaintiffs thought it timel ti ask for fume monty ; they sent their bill in 4 winch made all appear . as a blank to the Defendant: . the olKe e of tferald was a most arduous one. nod required men both of good education roil great industry • same persous . aught laugh. uosboall it • a fooli sh office, bat his Lordship and ha trabliv- to alto con trary ; tneT,:linew how necessary* was to - trace estakte,,, iro.l,lie would bear wusurretkOle ability Mr. Townsend in his office: Perthrie •ti Night thought unwire for him-or one of the Jury to go to such an expense to trim:: their origin, bat the Dew reudatit s orwlor • Boger iu try, ;TA 7 C an 4 t. A eitg charge ' esare is deeds. as tie ality of-tine Defendaut twigs such, that they eitqdoted it aduquote payment ; they o , ry shanintair. OIL e-osile few going and re turning. which • iimothated to 321.—The .Leirood Coons,' concluded by observing, that he•would bo surprised indeed, to. Jury dQ not give a verd.ct for his clients. then proceeded to call his wit- . news"— • Mr. Murray proved the making-oat of the cotit pilatiou. owl its deliVe_ry to Mr. Stermason.--tie was crass -ex aro u ned by Mr. (kidtgow. as to the situa tion of the Plaintiffs ; the witness deposed. shot Townsend wea a Windsor Hereld. and that Martin was a lilnenteistle. The chief intent of (beeves,. exaniitiatimi Ives to prove, that the Plsintiffs -were io differentt (Aces, sal so could tint bring an vim) as partners ; hot h Three other wit. neases .were einuninvd, who filly proved the Plain. tiffs' case, as stated by the Attorney-Generirt. There wets .everet letters pot ill and read from the De fendant to the Plaintiff's. acknowledging in part Uwe: amount of the hill. The Plaintiffs' ea-A here closed{, Lord ELLssenaoucin here ob.erved, if pervert", woolil have those luxuries, they must pay, for themi Mr.GAGROW then addtessid the Jury, an behalf 'of the Defendant. in a most ingenious sientellhoilltd sitidohat Air. Witulcur T hrall and Mr. Buirommoilii might have been satisfied with tookittg hiss:l A licendant from the King ofJefusalent. without . lilt' tag him the blood of - the Norman and Samoa likings, and those of lrelitod.*utland, and iValest it was souiethiog like the staimiteut of a Pleader s 'oho said he would prove his client's ancestry up to the time of Adam. The Court said, they world give him full credit for the time up to Adam. if he would ouly prove it back mi far as the delve. — He perceived Windsor Herald dud net like tilt kind of organneut; hut he assured hint he lid I,ot wish hum to sampoet- he meant one , thing disresp•-erfni to him out of this came; Pke Jus tire Baud, who tnittimlit down upon • Hewed, and Am-war:le apologised, by saving, hc thiayklit ht *as a gilt aril chair. Mi. filii4iloark reOincirt) him of the story of a Pawubfidter. who went to the lierald's Office to look alter hie iiiieestre lord was inform- Ire °ice itR , y., M ,i 'y y : 'r • . , ~ditelel be. Ai to tote charge of pin demi fMorraitry, he thought .it engenerous; they 041 Edged they bad been most hospitably enierti . I•f•r a fortnight, in the shooting season, lilting a ' ',Manion and die best whits. tie would . sret'w laivit noble chit, acterii as friiidsor Herald and Mac*: IV/mantle, to travel in's mail coach, but he thonght p ' manse and pak would tie quite stile enough fee 'them, which would only amount to t 5.314. pet mile. lie concluded by Sarin' lie left his critmea tense ii. the hands of hie Cerdillipind fhi! jury ; and he tilt confident such a verdiet l irould be gii•eu, as tduld fully sliti:fy ju.tice. Lord EIATSISOKIVON' SU:siMed 'up the case s t•nth hilt 'weal 'Petipicaity.—Vesdiet for Bt.! "Ufa. Itts, E.. 614. I:tc .. . .. . 'cot:Rl - OF COMMON PLEAS; wenn ; alit, Jest ey. &digs at .Nlai Prise bfyhre Lord CAW /wake . . Matteeter.b. . attitArir v. DV3I3IMO VD. This Was in action to tee.ivel , is - viirti of 660 L Otani the Executors or Colmeet Bothwell, in courii *ration of the services Of Mt. Aktiley, .a in•••••icit liferfOrnier, in the line of lits•professioa. It 'appear * iii .rividence, that Mr. Ashley' bad, at iriiritArs tries k iire the year IPo s i, twin i n the h a bit of at. i Whig at tlke house of Colonel I.li . ehstell, in Alhew tiMerlawmteet, and playing there i n ' accotepaniteenl '' 4h WIC It alto I'l4w/trod, that he had attended no to. Birth Mkt Rititioga, iii the same rapacity. .eud that co cdutpentati a n had tier berircesele to Cul for sloth trouble. t ' It w;is proved, on bt•h a lf of the D e f en d an t, drat , el. Bothwell mid 31./.' AllOilry were on, terma of 113? #iinacy ; that Mr. A.,liteiy had I.ihisiii ittlifessed t r Bust a sum of soL uu.uiyou t., him at one time by Culouei Bothwell, to be ;11)0..111i a specific put e; That it wai not so applied ; and tbat when Mri . ,`AshreY was about id. tetursi it, Colonel girth: well had requested that lie' would keep it, eta a tie; munerution for his services, which be refused. •Se :era!' preifessional gentle in were brought tbr . wan). to ascertain the Justice of the charges; they alt agreed in allowing that two guineas for each concert, and half-a , omineit for each lesson, would he a veil moderate charge. They, snit all of thclr ' prOfession. were in the habit of dining with thom by whom they were employed, from the Prince of ...Wales down to the most - " - Mr. Serjeant " • he did not tei*rt. • After an alile charge from the I,ear which he insisted strongly ripna the circuniftiainis of leo laVolint of this virtu ben% kept, which the'," Jury tutOt haisslined to expect, in case that a lire muneraiiim dettiandAl i the levy found a Ter. diet for the Defendant. etrrxesToa. This was ea action brought by the Plaintiff, agent for the sale of estate, ' atrainst the Del for thie sum of 031. ss. being the eelestieteelt estate disposed of for the Defendant, through .: Medium of his office. It appeare4 in evidence: that Mr. Bittleston h Called at Mr. Bates's office, and mentioned hr hid en estate for sale, situate ow the honks of Thamei ; that he hasten intervie* with young Bates alma that sobject. Young Bates proved, that he :Mewed him the card, containing estate. nient of the terms upon which tarty transmits& business, trigetbar with a register of the . pieces at, their disposal ; that lie agreed with those terms that, about t 'ae time of his applierition. Mr. tier, of Bond -street, was inquiring at the MSc a house so situated as that on Mr. Dirtiest estate, a::d that he was accordingly directed to Mies Bittlestwir Mr. Turner deposed, that he had 'wade applies. tion at the iiffion of Mr. Bate*, is conwituenee of which, he vies throefed to Mr. Bittlesto ; that they iiiivriged" the terms hats:eon thenamlves, out any ambiance or interfertnce on the part of r• nit .r 4 The Junot s in hi. charge, said, that the tinettiom for the Jary was, whether Mr. Bittleiston was to " be supposed to have acceded. to the terms set down in the card ? He insured that thee were exorbitant; bat still, if rigreed to, mast be aarnitterf. Tim Jury and a verdict fur the Phiiitiff, 301. areseesee. eLhRKSNIPELL Savf/ONS—Jums 17. ‘.. 1. • el"' • , • .•A . - ..: ..: - . : s ' • A •- • "."' *.- : ., r , • •r1R1:401116 4 .. r, • ' :I 00 ..,, . . • liven t 6 underistandi t . ir•JOURT : trt ICltitil 142011. 4 4Y‘Wfal *ST I.e..Sirtit fg. Iril CAI to . 6 . •. fld MIST" 101: 1°4 .' 41641 :1 1 fittings at Nisi Pciiii . i i re lli•eZioraftiegi tcl I •. His (1'44 , 40A' . ... Fra•huallintUtoortr i a 4 siiiiiwt . foro 4 I. ` sty . . o'clock, ist adtiCii . . . 0044 . 1 at - ' ' wa Moan , degas to 11.• stialterBl4l, itaithe d. site Alto rnstbta eh: respectable IS WO. o 114#e V/ iiisMiSSld.-- W 6 QiitlSTAfrite I Alt i ptit.i.• *Ms wits oit i ~, .slllMii 'll pit- '' 1 * IT , is provided, sad the aettoit . '"fti /acoaes gqglOrkiik., andlabaur dgye ......P. vii P MIAMI. 111 Nr ' llii Defeu'dint..-- „fv. Arvid before dinner ‘ . pryiptur y , rowss7l•Scrys I)Sat Is denominated i 'e. nark, being Vinci- a Window Menial, sod he 4411 1 4 Phoirrraffirre. •tr log the Noble float suivuut n 00 , 9,0, 14 g. to the Ssine Office ; trier bite ,t , Il i frOru hie dale par. ant _. 4 4ipkegykv, , on * „..priario t•ittir;e,iwilhiiiisii: " rare pedigree.wWch ke ► WM 'iota iiillekiditif 4 and timi dot!, Wag re. w 4464.114 re rive 1... tile spres.git action. qsatiliihrysid. c• vary long Grace : the Hai litilts to twice not the pcSgres of life Nodes,, al appropriate And . and they futii,d he had _in his :venmaiiiart of We . ,of which we could Wood of thi I fitsko4 l 4,l : tfie.i alit empio/ei to trace tholitt of . .P.ittiol...k t‘iii '' were , N r ii, ni4 iiiily;iry . , li octal descr a, but also the fatuities wbi were fa. fated . drioky .." Wert to thvi, L tairtliagit." 1 , 140. Iliaii ware 'wry " n'a i Mak•rate, and TIM mare fortuhate, as Ilitf %old lie wits sot oak , de:. l d "a • . ... . . ..... . ...• ' if s 0 . 4 --. ---- I Prussians are on th e i r cd %here wir. no person -in - e ce to (1 obasiness s i rs requ i res us i g irs mi se . hat GM* Duns, sad be had On a touch orthe hu es & a to ms ,* i mire b. I chalk, 90 he mud wait until he recovered. The sy IMltinsst moan flosussi alirightod Pawist.ruitsr 1901 out of the office, and -gate Waive thtollllll.r. west returned. lie knew the verdict most be l ee k ma r osirep Oug ss s against %is client; taut o m e. of Lair,' as well is, 11 of dor be pessed Awn the t/b4reollEtptityr gli ways rS is id ere g that s li p s i t us ur esig h 4 s„i r gis u e ut quip h...l man, only jnst at age, was : i . to ‘4;itnt a *tivoConimaitesosio.Chist. I 1.1. " ant e%trutrillgo_, Hl t tet,' • . i 14 y a t (sg it M.*" embarking for service from "Pe r e l P"cr",_, " "c'eld• ' ' itt. ' - -41414 ,i 1 Jersey and - ChternsPr. • ' Or *PPM ,- *fa 'of Ilhai. Om , . ~.. • . . -IPass. . , relsChint wa s o**lor the welithieOlsen in the Wales ' down-to the niost - corninott trtideastan. , ~., -- ... '-1 g o y, a m ) can to, aay, 'Ho wee . t i e h enough to Des Mr. Serjeant 4,anb (for the Dekndaat) said, one fool." It is not the man who goatee th e fool's-cep that he did not mean to dispute the merito of Itk. not that is the fool. be Is only tho-workistair ; it is Awhiw.t't all w musical twoot•hot he could tbet help Whets sagrettin, for his sake, that, under all the sitcom- „i n . . tier man who comes for it is the foot. She bill was .eut in, the Drfeakolt o ub o a to k now stances o f the caw. he should hatobrught ferviant ice , what had been ant,, the PAiiiiiiiitswelit thpiptfa. the present acting Hut •he sPertedt:id'lll# lite;i' sad pilition of his roe to itts.,ageitt, Mr. St ll ,, .time of Colonel 'aitlatsell, he well* belie gio es . 40. 1 sow, wha pledged het word for •ita being returned* fair play to his drama: bat fre /Mile itptibithe R e . but which never was done. He did not attribitte administrators , of that -gentleman. Oho Ni a* I any !dame to Mr. Stivensilii, n ee, be believe.!. it..o . knowlerte ortl) eitcOilis' ttiliclik, and who coutd ear 1 '," 1 " had lain iu hispower be w_94lri,have 'VeWitied it 'e; . P"ihlf 4 e '9l• l l'"id. t 9 I ' 44 e enY i'ilfrate4ge feet he gave it to the Defenduiel'to inspott„, 1 1 4 o d igik taut. wee it: p 4 which gave at letatt valour to. ; *, t p• he sulfa? et, the Defend:toll/mu NM bitektwottr Prwwwollwenwws WAIN/ he boa use forward, mil that the waiter It the 'whit in. .inr.ot"wotittrillteat t h at gastieenTh "el hviagt.„_hie'deilwart4 0w:04414a* • --; the Ore had bagjs - 1 11).-Sbst• the t weh unable to 'trove hwfrro *bent. no Costrucfass'proved, 11'c Whip theta. • the items; but hie - shin ,Bold inform them ""Y ground afforded for presenting a eoutract ; ea "'' the contest?, ibappantel *ma w un f ess ie n o f W e • •'' that if it wee ittrotonelr burned', or if t wets witlV held by the 0, faidatit, te,,,r,,,,,,,et‘,,,, x ,,,,,, „ ot to A•sh ey himself, list the sum of 50i. had Melt low suffer fur his 'act. At the tia)ti et i i : f rt! ,l l . l - JeArered; ` ) , ttodered to bite, add that he-refused, .it; vidich tiro • d, is every thing had been i outp , ofte e ot th e me:: ',:austence arts an evidence that uo .outset but . zoitry to be dome nod ortlMOVabed. as ordorod, tai "eoni!esi between the parties, and that witatevee servitata bed bean performed, were performed iti sad vellum • ' at.d what had boeti done Olt e ra s only saVit charged e,l guiaega for, which. 'jots li t t rill 4 mete of friendship. It ite h. l t i ri st v.o rang e , 4 4 :7 . ri ll u Ta w il h rtee icit ** • 'viten the qu duet attibiTamslll . ' e vis. „ diet be was that watren years should toot descender.. &out the NOMA** t en natively... no epplitatien wee made. Upon the whole view oC mirk Ttterr was one other charge.- for thePlainuffirgo- the 'e*".- h'e wee 04 4 4 ( 1 " ,1 that the Defendant • 44 /10,vo td the D,fendeitett ; peat is Nottinghak o . mot have a verdict. !f they co u ld realms a con- any shire, ,to cluntilli rune dektis . , necessity foe thew; , tree , thew would Anil for the Maintiff; but if, u to tr a ce the Neal; family ; they (Ed not charge. any -he it:posed, they could see no ;resod fur this& , i . , thine for this tromible 'the? had in worthily the PRl:Ontption, the Osileuclaut was entitled to th e i r • ..t—A_ •1..... L...,..a.11.11:.-. _a ...L._ i•-•_, , vonii.. William Cosdujll . It boy. of 14 veer+ of age, the driver of a hack ne y conc h, N o . lici t , was iiviictva for acesieiting Patrick Crawley; a wa rinaan of St. Gilts's pari.h. The Prance - tor nev nee hi+ brit no the es ening of the 2d of February' Errs, in sow 4 petal. leading enter Broad-street, St. (Wry's, when a itaLiccavy coach came driving eileetly along; the Once was narrow, seed he ratted out. The drives!, • however, Amer on. end rra+hed him ajuinst the Wall.. Wined out. 0. you new to kin se: t' tol'lrch he reelied, I dent % mind killing a watch.. a”br and drove on into Procciv+treet• He celled eepored the coach caS .topneri opiens.te St. Gilece'e 'eloteleete, and the intiniivr taken. The Proieditet Ifeitt,erry much levuertd, and a considutebta times • •