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Rodrigo, had, after the fall of %that force, and sent one pert to Castel other to Gallicia, to outflank the certainly derives some consistency circumstance of no long a space of time ' without enaction; but then, accounts from Lord WELLINGTON to the not mention MASSENA . N having vicinity of Ciudad Rodrigo, and as stated in the report. If then imour, we must presume that he is the Banks of the Coe; and that still occupies his strong po ights leading to the valley of • is much probability in this sup. A evidently hoped, by the siege to tempt Lord WELLINGTON to ippointed in this expectation, he once course to pursue; and that assailant ; hot he cannot prudent that part with ell the advantages ' by his adversary. unless he superiority of numbers. The inlander is, therefore, now probably forces that can be collected from ';lain within his reach ; and until ultimatum of his strength, a ge. ily will not take place. On the ,1 that reinforcements from Eng proceeding to the Tagus, to form a for the Allied Army under Lord ~—On Monday last, Major-General !LET resigned the command of irrisun, and left that town for Porte , embark to join Lord WELLING- Portugal. Three regiments in that • similar orders. Other troops, we under orders for the same destine . that they may arrive in time to purpose for which they aresent. ; theakpoit of the Commissioners Places in the Court. of Law. The Continitttt i 'lnartiall into effect, saving M the public expenditure of on Tuesclry received at Poets- General AUSISTIONG, the Ay:lemon France; arldreaved to the Atrentcaa country ; to venom they wean int /ratted. fired German Paper& to the 25th we have made the followinA eac "ZARA, JUNE '22. ago, two 'English frigate% together were met by an Italian Gulls, gun-boats and a small arose!, near Ponta(liaia, in the vicinity of anent, very honourable to tle• _ the consequence. The Gun having for a lung tone tuaiiitlined the enemy, was obliged to yield to and retired into road of that without defence. fie valiantly crossed fire of the English, siank three .boats which they sent towards the one of their Irigates' masts: at last, no hope of roving tilt vessels, b e , s and set Are to them. The two damaged to land men and attack compelled to sheer off; they wswttstorords the coas► or Sicily.' Ord, Jely-44.1 4aut. Cipt.tin NUM. for 111:ftwci1 dow it Chonoirl. from Ports foidittutet.l 3nd •Pu Nl,4lsternanran ticbliticd by fool %villas. of tii- made in America, mian appeared lwfore Mr. Jaen ',kr at, the United States, on the a lie was ',roved to he thei,lenticil taken rolf the island or :4unklorro S . few days after he had ipon it front the Recruit. believe thrt America will declare war though a report to that effect was dated later the arrivil of the dis day, from New-York. Tne dis duoilitedly of importance, Mr. irected the packet to proeved d:- without lunching at ['stifle. It 'reitOi Minister, General 51oue in Anscrica, and had last no time to the Executive Government 7 which he was peremptorily to Awn of war against Great Britain; refusal, to take-his departure. Mr. got acquainted with the object of 'lesion, went, on the 3d of July, to consult with Mr. Boxo. the Bri •Geueral, with whom he remained three se it is supposed that he became the determination of the United ,cxsoe then returned"to New Yo,k s the lUh dispatched the packet. for the succesaiou to the Crown late Prince's brother, ron to the tenburgh Schwerin ; and Prince ' ll b 4 rghi, residing in the Burman brother-in-law to the Emperor Teepted returns a the French army ' Leon. at the begiuning,of July, amounted to about it,nan etfec tit of eight regiments of infantry, males, moil six erg:melds of light of the almost impregnable storks ehetny had the prec.sUiinn to of 4trong red.:vulg., to cover their fact were inclosed in au iutrenched , Ciudad Rodrigo divided hi s for ke y, d the otl nova and ;"" ""y. erta This rep ort e rsra the elteublnithostert singg p asse d v • ed f re been reeve' an d t h ey do n oken up from the v i,ided hie force, as j t this remelt .? re jec t this on the 1d WM...A[OMT° .1100 on the heig !wider. There , (Ciudad Rodrigo, neck horn. Dint, ode he has only 01 ro become the ass+ t t . venture to act the ?mitt • on enjoyed goes a great s 'tench Commando mein. all the fore F quarter of Sp e h' 4 "tamed the t oral action rola] :her hand, we find met ire daily P e ' Jrps de reserve for i'errsoroa. — Ot he Hon. W. Unit heimatord garrison .ttauth, ia order to e Wet army in Porta .istrict see ender so aarter,tand, are on ion. We trust lt newer the Imrl"" , We give this day t the galeshle Pia suggestions of the ( will produce a asein about 20,0001. a yes Dispatches were south, from Gene Aoihusaador in Frill )11141StER in this cr mediately forwardee We have received last, from which we tract NA fro days ago, tirrying 90 gimes conweing of two gu silo iiulr Isiaud of an. An engage' Italian flotilla, was widow, after havi themudict with the superior a force, a ". •d, which is wi wined the crone of thelr long-boats emir, sad broke our iodate there was nu linded their crews frigates, too much d the crews, were dialled their (mum die Novo The Fart triVin cutta. cull pit,c,4l • mouth, we'll doe Utt c ntroc. They are lot cornotlorner o Jrregav I.llr sewn ; sorr, our tlio&$15f0000l 16 Isof.hottos hen person who was tilt lby so Americas) v been landed upon it Vie do not belies, Z 1.1141 France, dm • go:• rally elreislatel pan lies, no Tuesda pitches were unit' J4r4104 haring rhr p rocs to England, wi t it end the new Fro TILI, had arrived in in ecimiumeatin. hia instructions ; by demand 4 declarant and, in tine of a refi .! Imams having got ja the General's misst Philadelphia, to co fish Consul -Genera' ears. In that time adulated with th 8:.111%. Mr. JACKS si ea Ole 7th. arid on s The candidates ft at s.redest, are the Ponce of slecklen as (4,r4,! aria Oldeot Capitsl, who is Alexander. • . From intercepter' berme the of L it app are' that it tin sirs men ; clusistinj Ma regiments of car tropes. Exclusive o .to thee hoot, the ma up a number f' -a• They is fact • alt. 4 .c,3 1 1 1,114 30 "-cr.--; 14 :;4`.; - v,st . 411 THEATRES. nATIdARKST. Last night, Mr. COLMAN'S popular Play. The Afrieans, way performed at this Theatre, fir the second tune this season. Mr. C. KES4III.a. es Se lice. pourtrayed with much excellence the hitter pangs which rend the lover's heart, when, on the very eve of promised happiness. he is reiterated by the most cruel lIIMMIPP from all which he deems valu able. The characters of Torribal and Madiboo, the brother, of Se/ iro, were extronnely well support. ed by 111ravrs. FARLEY and Jaw rs. The latter was particularly happy in his representation of the lively I.ut fic/ing African. Mr. Henry ,4agustris Mug, in the hand+ of Mr. LISTON, drew forth iwals of laughter daring the whole evening. He delivered the points of the dia_ logue, particularly when they alluded to the politics of the day, w th the ininnst effect and mi.. givality. Mr.,. Ltirus, as Sidtta, wn+ tin less en tertaining. Their dnet was received with very great applmte. The Play was succeeded by the lowan,' represen tation of a burlesque tragic Opera, iii one act, i't titled Bonitastet Furioso. To enter minutely into the merits or defects of a Gagaie.7e of this de scription, would be a complete wr-to of time— " who breaks a batterfly upon the Weed. ?" The author thinking, perhap , , with a witty writer, that " Care loony coffin adds a nail, no doubt ; " Awl every lanh,T. merry, draws our Olt ;" appears to have l u al ha intention beyond that of 'setting the risibility of an audience : and if that be the fact, we congraculitie him on having site cerdeel as completely as it possible fur 1 to desire. From the first scene to the last. the H mine was in a rear of taught , r. The entitle htiinour grote4que countenance: , of Ltivois and NlATtih %tit were irresistibl the mock dignity and stu died deportme:o of Talmo& produced - au equally ludi , irous effect. The trio bet•veen Miss linct.y and 1I Ltsxon and MATH WS. to the tune of "CO Lady Pair !" was uncured with three rounds of *pa louse: •it was the very climax of the ludicrous: Dinettes himself must have laughed at midi a scene. The 'piece was announreel i.,r represent &on to-morrow eeelting. amidst thu.-hers of 4pplittpw. The farce of Kir* *0 Murder concluded the eveninst's enter tainment It was sxtreinelywelt supported. and received distinguished approbation. LYCFI'II. Th. Spanish Divertisernent, the Open of Fricke upon Tra,ellers, and the Melo , Draine of Twenty years a;o, attracted a brilkint mad crowded awl:- ewer last night. They sheweil their a.rprolottiiiii by reprate,l encores and 'owl plata.lit... Direlyli of Devonshire anti a large party, Lord Grautley, awl s-veral other Nobility, were present. FOR I7IE BRUM' PRES!. PEGGY PATTI:PAN AT ETON. A ✓e's fr k 'Frit. BY EPHRAIM EPIGRAII. An EATON WIT, who frequently would gals Old PEGGY P MCP.% 41, with sav't y pies, ()ace !.) teamed her try a trick of his Tile Pativorr was astonish'd at her cries: Inquiring of the Deme—whosoeght foe shelter—. l'hr rause she rais'd her feeble voice so bigh ? She said—'• The Gemmen had agreed to jr.-It kw, And at-her, beat-her, daein.h..r. was t►e cry." a Could Cum Gentlemen be so profane r' The PROVOST said—and doubted much the story.— a lord, Sir !" quotb Yea—" the ILiy's to yonder lane, " Who spoke the cruel wards I've laid heron " Quick, bring him here, to 'newer for himself ;" (The Pao COST rry'd) " if 'tis as rill have stated, " I'll punish so severe the little elf, " He might as well, Almost, be immolated." Thy Culprit brought—the PRovosT sternly aslo,l— If he'd expected himself sto reprobate 'r" a Sir!" mid the soy—" I yesterday was laaled—.. To kern, by heart, the G rmiaa alphabet. a To-day, my letters as I rbeeily sung— . " Repeating—Alpha, Beta, Ga ales, Della ; 0 The %Yuman, ign'rant oldie Grecian tongue, " Mistook for—At-her, Beat-lisr, Dsmes- her, Pelt-her. " ludeeil, Sir, this is what I really said, " only poor P AAAAAA N could not distinganah Bot to preemie, in futon, any dread— " I'll port. the Gaeta—and spe...e to her In ENGLISH." Last teeninic, about fire o'clock, the Duchess of YURII tell York House, St. Jame,'" Politer, fur Maenads, in a curricle. Her Itnyal Higluiess drove, and 'aide an excellent whip. The following are the statenscuts of Earl Bras c lA% '• health : BITI.LETINS. " Berkeley Cn.tle, A ug. 6, HIM .‘ Fail Berkeley rootianes much in the same state today as )tsturtlay. (Signed) " EDWARD JENNER." " Berkeley Cattle, Aug 7, till°. " Earl Beikdry i materially worse to-d•y than )esterday. (Sisucel) " C. H. MABRY, " EDW. JENNER." The shove Bulletins were sent off to his Royal Highness the Prince of W Al. 611. at Brighton. At the Cattle Market, Norwich. on Smartie) , last, fat beef sold at lOe. 6J. per stoup, and mutton itil. per lb. Lean Irratits were very scare:!, and con ',violently sold rather high. At the Corn Market, Wheat sold front 52e. to :As. per enritnb, and si ry 'line samples fetched 594. Barley smut from toe. to 21s. Otts Mot. and Bean% 24% The work of the intended tunnel under Highgate Hill has commenced; bet, when completed. it will aid save more elan 100 yards in il.atance. or more than 370 feet of the mecut of the oiiper part of the hill. MIER rat couv. The Xied came to tow. yesistAny frinn stir, escerted by n pnry or 10:fts ho-se. He was re ceived at the Qieet's Palate by the Dukes or YORE and Caminatucz. At two o'clock Hir 311365 TY lie! I a private Le. vee, which was utttilded The Arehld.hop of Canterhury ; the Chancellor; the Lord President of the Conorif; the Laza ; tha Isom I...trd of the Treasdry au l eh:441.90r I Ische.mer ; the Font Lurd of the Admiralty; the three Seerr.taries State ; the Blister-Cemeial of tle; °cinema ; the Pretideut of the Board of Control ; the Lord Chamberlain , the thm maiuler-itt•Chief ; the Judge Advocate; Earl Harrooloy, count Chrloynd ; hods RIM'S Ott waiting), Hratherld (gold stick), kanatock ; Count Nacos! ; Stilt ,t Cottrell, C. Hamiliou, E. Chute, H. B. Neale, P. liaie (~,uti iu Waiting); Admirals Harvey, Wells, and Les.ao ; Gmterhia Cughlort, Bolton, Bradshaw, and Campbell; Wench' fiallsr, and Griffiths; and CuptCn Dune. 'rite following hod the honour of being prebented to Hie MAJZSTY:—. Vitt-Admiral Harvey; b!.jur•Gener3! Coahlan , H. B. ?teak ; Col. Herby CI tll hit, Ist of Garnett*; Sit Charles Hamilton Nlajor.General &Minot Lieutenant- General Fitzroy; MitirrAktirral Complicit, ist .tneut uf Foot Guar•ls; Mejor.Generat ; bad Captain P. Brown—op their pruntotioos. Oniltitiel Miller, nn his bring appointed Aide tie Camp to the King, 111111 no his promui Om. Mr. R. thinitat, uputi his return from Srutl Lieutenant-Gener■t t;sr Gyre Conte, On hid :11,(111411111e0t to be Colonel or the .;41b Ite.:inat lit. 'Captain Vunit, on his appoint item to a ship. VHr•Athnital J. Wells, um hi► promotion. Rear .Atlatiral Leze, on Ili...pro:lA.lam/ to that rank. Ceitinael Hay, of the tliiyais, no his return hour Walt here*. Maine-Gen. Count IS;uaent, tipuii his arrival in Engiami Copt Alexander Fraser, R.N. on his appointment to His Pasjeety's yacht William aint Mary. Lord Radeturk, ou Laing prom:ilea to Pan rank of Rear- Admiral or the Red. Lord Visernsitt Citetwynd, wows his heing appointed a is Ordinary to the Pri‘y Connell, in the room of Sir Melllo.. Cottrell, res,goe4, who Itaa Glled that o&ce years within a few months. Ile was a Clerk Extraordinary to the Connell upward* of twelve months , larinx the 'vie. of George the Second. Ile ►ettres u;iiin a 'Aomori, _agreealily to the Art of Porliantent peed hurt ~e ,tions, which will he io pro•pirtioe to Lis salary and tire nuiriLer o° years he 13... s been to office. MAJFATY ,we audiences to the Loan Cu A N CELLOR. the 51Afty114 WELLEALEY, E iris CaMDl.tr and LIVERPOOL; IMPS.II4. PaacKvAr., Vou►s, slid Mina; Sir limo DUNDA.,tive.; ind afterwards held a Privy Couoell, at which, we understood, the Piirliarnent was further prorogued from the til.t inst. to the ist of NovetriGer next. Viecount Ctts:Tvilf?ll) *us introduce.l. and worn in Clerk in Ordinary to the Council. iu the room or sir STSPIIIIR COTTRE LL. THOMAS 1131:ALL. A Stone, with the follow ittg inwription, has lately been erected in Altlgate ChsarLit- ard, to the me rnorr of the yt;onu Mill who was unrortunattly shot in Mr. Good. ,e'+ bhop, the day Ste Fruacis Bur dett VMS cutiveytd to the Tower. SACRED TO Tnr. Mllololllf OR 1 . !1031t 1 - .BRALL, ,fisen au,' Co: o Meter; Wl.O 44,,100t 1)±, a Ltfe-Gnardmiao, On the gth of April,•l3 to. lY Tltt lui. OF W. GOODE'', Fenehoreh.st.. et , And die.] on the 17th o$ the pant month, lo the :14113 lea% of la.• age. The Caroms 's lugant brought iu a verdiet—.Mardered by a Lire-G uardstuan uukuusu. "Thins *aid+ the Lora Goa, My right haul rhall not apart the, bane., and uti twurd shad trot craze uva• thew that sbcd Ultima ut bktuil upon the rural." Fauna,, ch. sr. v. et and 32. Yesterday the C.iiiiatt Mmiati-rd dined with Mr. l'unKE, at id, haulm in the AdiniinliY. Mr. R. DUNDAI arrived in townlion Scotland, oa Friday, b:llCe which he has had several private interviews with Mr. PCRCIVAL• tartlets, Iva) toad- so conspicuous figure in the hitor! • f the expedition wider General %'tnTc- Loe•an, etas continued in the interior of the country, at a great distance tram the theatre of revolution at Burnet.; Ayres, and has apparently taken no part in the hot; changes. Doe M. de ESEO3II,I i 3 sp poitorti Deputy or Anibassat:or to this Court, And is now iu Louth:Li. Lately. a film girl, about two yetrq of 1, this daughter of es reryt (stable werthuut In Perth. WHIP killed by swallowing a cherry-%toue. Medical as siatance was procuret!, utter the Igpx. of a elltlei derable time; but the case, from the uppe•ars to hove beets hopeless, OS the stone bad probably droppid into the witnippe. Yesterday morning, ■lout eleven o'clock, as a hackney -couch was driving down Fleet-street, the conch-box gave way, which threw the driver on the horses; they took fright, and came in contact with the shop-window or Mr. P•aaea, cut-glawi manu facturer, e•a►rird sway part of the sash, hroke ten panes of glass, and injured mast materially several heautiful ornaments that *ere in the window. The coachman escaped without uny injury, except fright. Yciterday several pickpockets were detected iii the crowd at the piloting of the two 'men at Cha r:ez-Cross, by • party of the Bow-street !Wrote. They were taken to the office, and examined before Mr. NAILS% One of them, au okl oilender. was committed for trial, for stealing a handkerchief, the property of Mr. JOHNSON. who resides iu the neigh-. bourhood of Oalden-prpiare. On Friday morning was determined the long-pending trotting-match far 1001. brtween the celebrated horse %idea (the property of Mr. John Chem!rerlain, of Mazdalen), and Drivel' (the pro perty of Mr. Richaid West, of (iaywood).—They started from the South Gates, Lyon, exactly ,ot six ir'eloek,tu trot to the 9-ntile stone on the Swallow road, anal beck till the expiration of the hoer.— For nearly the first two mites Driver took the lead, when Shales pushed hard and passed him in galling style, his rider (Mr. Osbert Spiiiks, of Magdalen, a respectable farmer nearly GO years of age), i,o litely biddino the other s. Good morning," and adding, ss I :hall see you no more till I meet you en my return."--At the expiration of the hOur Shales had trotted 17 males, distancing the ~ they about 4 mile and a half with the greatest ease, not with.tinding that he was the smaller hors-, and carried 4 stone more wi.i n ht than the other.— Shalt...has Slim 'cruel 1 .)-fore votted .3 miles in 9 n:iantes. Brfire Lord ELLEneoaavan ant Spee:a: is s. 5' LAN vi TEL LIGE NCE. COURT OF KING'S =C . a. Csii.nmALl., Aua ll ivsr $• wrvito e. t:crtotT. Tins wee nn action for the amount of groads,eohl end thitirtlreci. 'nr poriri ore Inere':unts of the first respectolii:4 in The Plaintiff hoe. ing a quantity of on t:641 I.oirst of being , landed from ta vesstl its the met, 'albs waiter! en by a hri:kil of the winos it' wins, hotting letrited the it r.it, i t was i t , i n ., ren t ainoog his fi tend. f.,r Coe por t ico, of pro:wing a itrehilser. Den uJ.n.t Ngrtel to take seven, tons of the tits lit a freeini or his. a Nf... La Font. The piyincat, however, was mit:naafi*, resisted, on the growl.' that the tin slekoreii was nut iiveeable to the sample exttiLittol l.syr A Wrist!. !*.• It opve.e.l ley the of thei; reiwinclerstortiriog kid with, ri-so-et is the sample. When he originally cant.; ist Mr. Irood's on the ' , object of the to of. and oh:cis bed mot then tw!.•n I i 1 3 ,4 sinne bus of Peterhie tin Is tog ;trite Lists, I.e had retioe s ied owe of ,'.ern ; this Le 1144 esininteti to the linrchaaer. as a specimen. gement/4, tif IrelOntan. tin, but not. of th.it partieglar I.s eh we* for sale. The ptirzlias.e-..nn the ~thee hasof, &typo:Piot that th, tin we ezh bard w.. i/ iiaostilo of •404,..i. It he was about to !Ply ; 1,1411/ wit it .csasiotivirll toy thee, tit.• V:anst:trs coin:n*44y,, alt:isoab P o p rot : 0., roood to I.w of 4 very :.V.Crier deseriieriiwa. 7 iiilrr eircionstarvev,llie Jury found for dal l'laiutitl'~Uam .fie. 1361.01. its. MCII.iI.. WYE N. CO.tr. This errs an action of esserapsit on an agree• input of the nature of a chart o-:iiirty: The Plaiuiill- naving N tio .11' ity of wine to real to th,• I.le of Mau, frmn Guyer:ley, earve.l .ith the 1.3 h flitlaiit to dierter It • tr•-tes-1, the Plrt Paci.et, ror that purpose; :led so Plaintiff. least not a cargo sulli Aria to Irml the ver.wl completely, they intei.ded to carry mere:sandier fur env pei..iii who might witat such a rot reran.-e. When the time appointed for shi nping their wines. however, smiled, they were informed that the Pori Packet had taken bn Loud a cargo of i.tries for Portsmouth, but soild .turn in • few day. : As. the delay *Quid have been a m i:tt.r of very great iccms veoience to them, th.y immeelteely put their wines ins Proud a vessel roiled the Afor7, then lying at Guernsey ; and now brought their active for 231% 17s. the amount of the additional expe .., incurred by engs 4 iug the Mary. and al.° the I .castained by having Iran deigned of the airport laity of making a profit by chipping cer t a i n in 1 citaadiee in the Puri Packet.• for w h c h they weld have received a handsome freightage. Lewis Gilson{ who acted as agent in chartering the Port Parket its May ison, produced the deed under which the vessel had le.eir rrigancd ; hat as it appeared to be signed only by Mr. Robert Wye, and or course was binding on him only, contrary to tiw form of the decicution. the 1 1 1167:tiffs sere . mai, a iled. 'DEACON /AND OMFRS (EMCCTONS OF DEACON) IN FOK 4 TEII AND VOW). This was an active brought by the executors or• person of the name of Deacon, formerly residing at Sieffielit, against the Defendants, for the 'IMOODE of a debt due by them to the estate of the de ceased. It appeared that the I) , fendants. as p•rtheis„ had carried on the manitfaeture of Prussian blue at Newcastle ; and the &erased had been in the habit of supplying than with the hoofs of oxen, 'whit li were the principal ingredient in the compo sition of the colour. Forster, it was stated, was perfectly eptiversaiit in the business, but hail no capital. Mr. Hood, therefore, 6eing a monied min, fraud capital. and Mr. Forster skill- The hu sine.., however, nut tinning out so ',refl . /A.4e as Mr. flood expected. he had seci:ded limn the partnership, without giving any notice to those wit° had been in the liahl of dealing. srith the firm. The deceased. not being aware of the dissajtition of partnership, which took piece in April 180.1. and having received a letter is the May following, signed in the usual manner, " Forster and Hood. which contained an orilzr for a quantity of hoofs, sent them as requested—which ht.• would not have date had be known that Forster alone carried on the business. Forster afterwards beeitme beak rapt; of course, Hood, who was solvent, and but for whom the credit would nut haws been, giro., became liable for the debt. if a verdict *as 'taunted for Plaintiff/. 1t was contended for Defend tints, that the con duct of Mr. Deacon, after the theaolution of the partnervhip, was of itself sufficient proof of his knowledge of that event. At the close of the part nership, a balance of a former account was sent to Mr. Deacon, and the letter incloving it was not signed •' Footer and Hood," as formerly, but " Forster and Co." Deacon, in hi s su b sequent letters, had thus addressed them ; and several in voices were made out iu the seine name. But alt the bankruptcy of Forster, a new invoice had been furnished in the name of Forster and Hoed ; and the present action was brought experimentally, as they might by possibility have a veredict ; and, if defeated, executors were not liable to costs. A person also, of the same of Matthew Locke, had made an exposition to Mr. Deacon of the wale of Bankrupt's affairs, prior to his bankruptcy, for the pu. arse of !twisting time for the psystp.nt of his debts, to which Mt. Deacon had suwented. Ulna exposition was put is at d recd; bat in no part of it was the tissue of Mr. Hood tiletittoned, as a partner or otherwise—the word pnrtners, Itmerrer. appeared. without apecif3 ing alit rti thry rt.. Mr. Deacon's answer to this proristlon tor time was also ►ead ; it merely tomtit, that if ace as.ettiotis Contained in the exposdlon w-re trite. and the other creditors azreed to at, he eh•ntld n.•t object, how ever Inconvenient be might hod it to lie out of his money for the period requested.] Lord it.talosoeoucn observed, that iftws per• sons were in partnership, and one of them seceded without giving due notice, that person continued liable as ■ partner. In the present instance. if Deacon hod seen the d , ssolutios in The Loudon Ga:ette (allowing, for argument sake, Oast at had been there advertised, which, however, did not ape pear to have been the env), and received, Kase. citiently, the letter of the sth of :114y, sigeed in 4W I TELLIGE NC'E. isu.s GittristAxi., Auouse•• d EhtEnnottoucta ant Spee:a! *ono e. aconore. . to atridis for the amount of goods,ardd parie,i are Isle:V.:wits of the bi:iie in Lndfit:n. The Plaintiff shoe. y of ;'c,uvirn tin on the point of beVtig vessel id the aver. 'no. writer! nu by the mune ..f Aidrweits ono, hriirng nn W:..161 it ass u, lms t :old, went WWI* f.,r prueuring a Tile Deli ridri,t agreed in take sercu for a freenci of his. a 1f... La t, however, was ultintriel:, reroseeil, on l i st the tin dertoreil was nut evemilde exhiLitoul LiT Ald c. *, • • • .1 by the e.idence of Al.lrAcht, that)) oriug wirLen with , p-sw-et us the iris be oriOicallt ca 11..; at M. Wootr• et of the 1.;:i which loi• ,i 1441 io 111$11'.ffe h had slot then he.•n 5.4i13 4 f Perneirn tin !sing hear lain, , i.e had le of ; Une Le 1144 rsiwitited to as a specimen, 'raters/4,4 Irovirsii.t of that pi:race/4r li.i stk:els ws for urzliai.e..nia the other lieval i ettpposvot tilt bard WIS 641,13141:. it to bay ; bat who it. e.ssistiorarl tor- isst:trs eciiiinto:btts.alt!'"hg . _ ll rIPT.V" mud to h. of very :3!arier seite4istuni• enen.n,tan , 04. the Jury found,,for the sitn•qe• 13 1 11,1. lls. WIFF.iI.. WYE P. ati 14(1;^11 of assoritprit on an agree• oat we of o chart •r-:tarty. aaving . a tio •tt , ity of wine to te:l4 of taw. fr.mt Guernsey, van:4o sett't tut to charter It • ir•-es.d, the P]rt hat purinn.e; slog sa Pleinrifr.. lied not •ient to load the veltawl completely, they tarry' inerchandixe fur roc pei.tot who such a cot reyance. Wheii the time r shi;ming their wine•,, however, smiled, Fursued that the Part Packer had taken car:io of stones for Portsmouth, but rn in • few days : As. the delay been n mittt.r of very great iccoa- them, they immerlteely put their ird a vessA railed the /k/0r7,, then qnsey ; and now brought their action . the einauipt of the riltithonol expense enga 4 iug the Mary, and also the lots having ben deigned of the airport-lir jug • profit by chipping certain user- the Pert Packet.• for wh eh they would I a handsome freightage. .nni who acted as agent in cher:ming irket is. May 190 9, produced the deed the verse' had le•eit engaocd ; but as 0 be sie . ned only by Mr. falsert Wye, was biiidirig or, him only, contrary to the dee:cation. the Plaintiffs sere D OTHFRE (eItECCTDIVI OF DEACON) tt. Ftilt4TEll ADO VOW). sO action brought by the executors of • t name of Demon, formerly residing against the Defendants, for the 'lMount Me by them to the estate of the de- d that the Defendants. as p on the manufacture of Prussian blue ; and the deceased hsil been in the plying them with the hoofs of oxen, he prmemel ingredient in the eninpo- t colour. Forster, it was stated, was 'versant in the busiaesa, but had uo Hood, therefore, being a monied -spite!, and Mr. Forster skill. The ho- er. nut turning out so profi'able as expected, he had seccded flaw the • 0 without giving any notice to those in the habl of &Ana rith the firm. rt, not being aware of the dissajlition p. which took pl ice in April 180.14 and reed a letter its the May following, usual manner, " Forster and Hoak, red an orilzr for a quantity of hoofs, requested—which ht.• would not have known that Forster alone carried on . Forster afterwards becitme ime. Hood, mho was solvent, and but credit would not hare been. giviN e for the debt, if a verdict *as 'returned y. tended for Defendants, that the ooh - Deacon, after the disaolut.on of the was of itself sufficient roof of his that event. At the door of the part- lance of a former account seas •eut to and the letter ink:losing it was not pester and Hood," as formerly, but Co." Deacon, i n hi s sub sequent thus addressed them ; and several in- vade out iu the seine name. But alt .4