The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-25 00:00:00

IRELAND. ,DUBLIN, N0v.1 . 7.--One of .the five men lately apprehended in Biidge-street, - named' Redmond, has turnei-appro‘er, - and b niven most important informa tion relative to all the depredations committed tor. some time past in the County of Meath. We un derstandthe gang, by which that part of the cowl try has been 'so much infested, is very numerous, comprehending notonly hi,chwayniett, butt breakers and forgers of bank notes, all of whom e connected in a sort of Partnership, Donuts:, Nov. t 9 the long and in, tevesting cause of Lord Arran v. Lord Tyrawley, "'took up the attention of the Court of Chancery,' as sisted by the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer.— , MI". KIRWAN was heard for the - Plaintiff, and; Mr. BURS'ION for the Defendant, and the cause %..tts ad journed to this day; Mr. BURSTON , RDA Mr. BOYD were further heard in the - catise. ' • - Sunday night the Theatre in CroUrstreet was en tered from Cecilia-strut, and a great number ()Car-, • titles conveyed from thence. Some of the debtoni confined. in the gaol of M 1..., ..., mainhani y have presented Petiliens..to the: Court of Bench against the newir-appointed • Gaoler of that prison, for extortion and cruel treatment. Thee petitions have been grnuoded upon affidavits Enade of such statemeuts as !fat Qyart of 'King's B!!niS have_ ordered to be answered upon oath by tlit.t Gaoler against whom such couiplahas.hatt been mode. H Mr. CO(tRY wilt be returned for the county .of 11.01130', oil Wednesday next, withotit tiop, Mc. WitsTpatt having.cfeclifted. The strength , ' elthyr Candulate.was, pretty nearly equal, when Coto' nel ANKaTIL., tfie dispaal of Lord CRKNIORNIIIS inters t, threw it into Mr. Coutiy's :tile, and so rendered' a contest on the part of Air. `' , W . l.s - rstotA completely dtverate. On Monday last a 'bulloCk,`'% - vilich'son) e 'brwal , msestrants were oirivin to a :,faut:,liter-house, in cob : setldettte of the * savage treatment be re'c'eived, be- . aline urigovernabie,''aid an into the Upper . Castle yard; his Grace the' Duke of RictiMop4i',S carter, who. had ' anived the moment froin t he-Vice4egal Lodge in' the Park, Littempted to drive back the in furiated • animal with his' whip, when it rushed on him, and, tfeh)re any assistance could tie afforded, tosled---the unfortunate man with his horns three' . times to the beklbt,. itis supposed, of fifteen feet, in the space of t three•mitnues. It Was sup. :it first, as he had not been gored by the -...horns of the aninpl, wbieli drove lab the pavement at each attack, (bat . no material injury had occurred; bur Surgeons,-MactcniN and O'flat.t.mtoli a who were instantly called in by command lehis Grace the littlie ut RicitmoND, conceive the untnrtunate man's situation to be very critical.' Coax, Nov. M.—Last Wednesday the business at Blarney Fair Was interrupted at an early hour of • the'day, by a Sort hi pitched battle between the two roc.iiotiii, whose riot at the last Cork Fair we `formerly noticed. We understand that a trifling dis pu.t*.hotlf a bargain for a heap of dung, between two leadcrs of the respective c;lans, has. degi]nerated into an implacable , feud, and the parties have determined to avail themselves of the opportunities which the neighbotnitig lairs afford, to tothter tlieir strength, thilv,,Hby an appeal to the cu d ge l, to decide their private - quarrel. Upop this latter occasion, ()he `of the la6i6ns; the Mthpbys, hit'itig; obtained .a decisive advantag. , over their adversaries, the KoDYR , front. the' generakhip of thei,r, Leader, who brovight.,i two tierces of porier. and of whisky to fair place, :by which' he angniented 'wen 85 in spire ll his partisans. The worsted 'party were 14re • paring to rally renew tho'fight, but.were pre- Tented by the. presence •of G.C.'- Jertaits, Esq. a Magi;t ti! pi the county, who, upon' the first • timation of the affray, repaired to the scene of anion, hia Wive exertions. restored order an tran quillity. ,Ltstaarcx,- Nov.A I.—We insert the-following, v.ltial has, been communicated to us by a rrespeda. ble Correspondent in the vicinity of Shanagolden,— (44marick Paper.) • "ThiS hart vt . tho country is now likelwto be as disturbed as any other place in the county of .t.inwrick ; there are Ire. (pent Meetings of min wouuri:d; and the horses of ditiervt people rode by night. There were tWo., : trtoputed parties in the vitiAge of Loughal list wet*pnd:the .meit s previntus, and 8 one in die neighbourhood of Sh.logoie,:4, on the Lugo of Friday lot." , N0v.*14. 7 -Tuesday night the Right Hon./Earl bONOUGISIQRI.: - :seciured An extensive dis tri&. of country in his tleighbourhonii. • Having pro. cured an Offieer" ceineAm_ot of the i ith light drh goonsat Clog i heen, he diVided it into two part tes„and sent one division to Tubrid, Seartana, the Chapel of Ballybooty, 'and thence to the Cross ofßebill. !the . second diviiion, which his Lordshipaccompani -,ed himself, proceeded through Clogbeen along the Kilworth road, attq turning to the right between Clogheen and Ballpooren, to the fairplace of Bally flee"- by Shanbally, .Burntcourt, nearly: to the bounds elite Counties of Cork and LiMetiek, and thence along the Mitchelstownroad to the Cross of chill, where they met the firs; division. From R hill the whole p..rty pruceeded together to Cahir. During this excursion several heuses were searched, but: nothing hlateriAl occurred; and no person was found on the roads by either patroiei, On the same night Wm. QUIN, &Hi. with a detaehment of in fantry from the garrison of Cahir, patrolled the neighbourhood of Moorestown, Woodroolf Jastown, and so round. by Lolober, to Cobh-, but without meeting :,,ry persons either. Alttiough this excursion did. not te.rminate in taking up any per- bons, yet wain objea accomplished, ii be" log • able to asoertain how inueb could be 41.“10 by a few aMivtf-Ntigiitratc, aocl a small body ut liines tr,t)op3. Op Friday, hit a very inciiinc!ioly iccident hap potted in. Gro;v:itcir.square, by t y,ung Gent the son ,Qt . a respgoaolcinhabitant of that aware, being seyerely,tn:_in the hand by a dog, which it d e arly au:ell:aint rath r tn,d:. the youi4g.S;(.,l)- e, .tictrwAll was iiP3i3;ifly * Cyliyttye:l to the J.‘,.itpily sur ,gvz!on, and l'i3c ...voutidcfti part vas burnt out with hot Trutt , .i+Atit all itc.Yo:i:A, Praelicia MA Con.tine4. to flue t7o1)olis'; '0 country ycleped FtiANCIS•MoomE, has'etintidently prodiaed that PNliminaries:,of Mice will bd sighed isoB !. ' , • • LONDON Printed' by itz tHA kb HA Rill, of i*lo. 4, Martiett.court, Uow-srfeat;; an: At the Su bi-Oiicick No, L '2, Strand ; where Ake, tisements, Oriers fc L.,11V REPORT. COURT OF KlNG's 1314161, TunDAy, N'ov. 24 SPENpaEr ((ILI TAM) V. GENERAL DE WIELGT: 01 readers will not hare forgotten this prise. It was an action brought by the Plait tiff, 'against the Defendant, to recover penalties under the Statute of Usury to the iinoutit 'oty.v . i,oool. It is now pearly two years since the verdid was given in favour:of the ,Plain s inf; . . . 9ARRG‘v this day, cippl*A for a rule to spew cause why.a.new trial Should not"be grained : After the lapse of ! which . It 4 taken place; -lie. was aware, that the. Court - would tii,t grant the applica tion unless very sufficient grotinds were sliewb for So doing. The penalties, to the tn aout: rated, were recovered itiairrit thy l)etendant; upon the t titnony of a ,person ting himself to be a . French nobletuAk, !thei%Grand Marquis . ' De 'ClritribOnas. Half of the shit' awarded by the verdia of.crierhe helimiged to the'CrOwn ; brit tipcin a representatiott of all the circuinstalice being inade,A hat portion of .the penalties Wa4 , retnittel'. The -ground upon which,. the Learned Counsel supported his motion was, thiit the principal witness *as,' iP fad, a party in the - . Cause; - inasmuch *ntetey ,' the trii tam' Plaint L had admitted at the time Ire was discharired under the • ; *Ad, 'that -a day 4.4 t -o previons to the • trial • of the cause, Alr. Ilaritet, the Attorney plied to him to permit hint to'sne in his name, and afterwards prevailed upon him to ,sign all his right to the peiAties to be rebiftreci to the Grand INl,ar quis De Chatubonai.•• • - • • " • 'Lord ELLENBnROUGH Obst-lKeti, that, it was a very unusual application; at'snch a distant period from' i•• the-tithe. when . zt he ilia'. took place. His LordsliiP' apprehended that judgment Was 'already sign:A.-1 .Such witnesses as t nose prothiecd the ti were never preseo in a ex,urt oflustice. , Mr. (*ARROW observed, , tkat it was plain from. Spenceley's own shelving, that lie could not detain; the Defendant in eusw.!y, as be assigned' all his interest to the Maitplis De chambenaS. became a question, whether the court would.per- . ; mit a Witness, under these Otientu,tanceS, toretain; sums of money, which he ;,had obtained by the grossest perjury. Mr. c ..r I Sl.llO, tliat it was his•duty . to appose; Speneeley when tie otrered himself to be dischar6, ed under the Insolvent Ott. When be . Was asiked; his int Brest in 'the aaion against General' 'a: NV ill n, he astitialy stated,and - inserted it iniii3; schedule, that'he had in writing disposed of , rilthts, ;a that respect, to the Chainbo2. '''tiazg, a dr1): or : t,wo prn'iMlS IC , the trial. Lord stig ! , ,estcti, that the motion, t . would be in a itfore proper tolitl, it . it applied for a rult: to'slic‘V 1.!:e judgoicat mkt execution . oh:ained in the Ca!l,e SiliAll , l not be set aside, dud.' :111 sithseqtient ptoCeetings stayLd. hi this proposi tion Mr. G..iltca4 b ;icectled, and the rule Was, drawn up accordlogly.,... I.t.tit . MLSOW. eSO 1.1)9 111T0HN; , .).-61 , ,NERAL uIU,.Cf for a rule. to cifie 1 7:* wi t ty:4 writ of L'erttutari 31)billii not be I SKILIti:LI 'to remove thi; indiatt,ont iron) . the,,N.cliiie-. alit, :ill AttOriley, v.'iCh receiving nloney, 'upon fake prctenCe . S: * lt appe:ireci that Ile was se : cret:try to LI . Ptripothropic. , 1 / 2 .otioity S(iviety). and I niti:r he 'had ' beentsedthin office, he,, riet‘tithstandi'oo,,.c,stitilittc.l to VAHOUi SCriptiollS Willl(iill rcn of ,thcm. T• he tines( ion lbiti, upon the tot in, (II the ili%tnis , :d, "a• nd cit.. artieles of . IL.! Society j this r,i;it the , n• ight &Aunt:tatty itt winch their would he able e.isilv ' to (I , ...t.L.rnnue : thereli)re ' hoped; 'that the applieJtiou would be: gr:nited. The, 'Code( Viiere 'nut atrare ‘vh;it difficulty was in-' ; , . t olved in tratjiyint, tk. hien Ira „ ; Magistrateo Were nut „,•., • .perlec:tlye,?nipetpttti, ,decide, fuel untilt ground , were`hewn' they hittst refuse the Mule.7 -- itule re filsea. ~ • , JOl.l NE W:11 - Y. • • .., • - LAwvs obtiiiiteLl :1.4146 , to shew . came why this person, formerly 3'll Attol . ll4, but now critsecl• • frotn 'the rolls of the Court shot should not answer the matters'cOntained in , the of Attorney Of Ole name of lito},vn, and the CiLrl: of Mr. Justice; Lh%•%'/enee. Ihe otrence this per,op had Leenguilty 'of, ‘wis: sery log t.) 'notices fOr tot tht time to put in bail in 010 nallle of Mr. Justic'e Lav;rence, which 'never Jind' ~ 1. 4 .•!en fl - 0111 the diatiaiers ,that Learned Judge. cotsicr OF CIE-IIk:CERT, Nov. - - ?teK.F.TT V. LoGGAN. The Courts Wai occepied 'the hde of*, this das 'the' further hearing of this cause.; Which Was a . il filed to. set aside a_ qauvevance-of lands situated at. Blackheath, and in Catnbridgeshire,upon thegrontgls of having been obtained by fraudand misrepresetn --ation,-the particulars Of which '<ve• hoe given 2 foriner Paoer.. Sir: ARTHUR PLGOTT, Mr. Halm, and Mr. CcYrroz, wece heard at great length on kw — half of the Defendant, and Sir SAmo4 lloa.tur.tE ' • • • -The Li)R6 CHAN6ELLOR said, .that as the este incl;taken,utknearly five days in the discussion, zt f il. as the line.tion.itself was of some' nvlcinitude, thought it would b but' juAtiee trittie parties tolodl over his: notes- before he.- should :pronounce , judginent,iwhich his Lordship, appointed for Firialf next. !: couRT aF .ESLCITLLY.IIIR,'Wbv:Iici. -DQE'ON THE TILXISE OF. WM. JE3I3IWC, '6512.,21 ,1114 OF J.1.1111.1101t0p41/4 •::) This was an "aiStion in, ejeamene,, cover the possession ofcertain premises in the,92,lre of Woodstock, in the county of Oxford, titYd:fit 7,l the last Su:nmer Baron Git.titolii when a ver:ija . W. 13 t)01.`alle(1 Mr. DAiiNCEY til I clay 'ritei . va ttPtcilfri'bribe half of the 'Defendant, to set itSide . ,thb vetch two grounds. The preniites 'w ri lt;vticm were coPr lion, and - Upon the deeet,;e - ot` the' tezi:int irr „,ti r .• Hsion: in the year 780, th 4 heir . 'not b e known, the Duke of :Niariliorotittlfiteitili'pc.wseisioib • ,Asl.gurci;ol: the Napor . , so, ufr,-,i90 , time of & meting the Upon I ) i l ie 11'0 1 . 1 1 V% t Plicinti if 4e* 'Obi , ti Li Ins' ; as heir at , laiir admitted it:10 , 4)) E Duke )4, not InaL:e lhy ; us u::1 , iit'si~lsitgßttitrtiy; ° t taken the necessary steps, a 4 CJic'S and . tliat :ki.• t he'Ste tif 109. PO" .the declared that .the Lgr(tAiiild the preiniO 4 tt9tti Ihe iliejr : a,t. I.lw came iii.;. but.!the q Lit:l;6ol 3 h .this case w;is, whether the of the .:Oactor, after ' a hyse, of tWeilty years ott file p.i ( the -a po;se:sinri;;iir •thi! the latter- was• not to be put.:ir.the . 11 7 With ally ;mcibe en!, el lq : th 3, PAPP:Ii t 406 shant6 of finittation4. Pitt, ,earneA who tried' the 'Catise allierVed, ' t Marilsorotfgh could _ only , curi'itier' , (Atiov;t 4 f . trustee 'tor the heir a: kw, upote . whic/04,14 . ' was taken ; but - the Leiripal C u unsel conietuled "Pe"' this second.g,Vptiod.... that thciverditit Ilia rightly . I alien tier. it w t D.uke .to ~.h.ese.;.,,sid.e.sa,(l4 j i ri the triistee for the' thch the prql-i,)t aftien Pius aril mailitainatile;• :and` the 'rideElba 44 ' .; entitled to a terdict. : ; crust st.) - cli" • ration of . tbe St . ewkird as binding %"'Y merely- taiie.-s , trosses4lon wirhout t'oßi6tig . it . ulr . th th 'e ual process of proelztin.ainn.--- fake your 'idle' • to sitew • Slit? AlEirS, . ' 111.11L,,N0N.'f.M..f. , 1". • Arrived—the I.'ACket, truyit 1.; ; CW' 1 "." 11 Pelt.; 3114 frapici,.()put :.; . $4 tf. & , i l f i t I f 23 '. •.; -A) Palled WoodlandthWoodlandCastl;!, from the C3IK; or t;,,oi uope ; Lorkf :c, Lavves, kora V ir gin. l a ; 'I.IIIC•X:C.t Attainsor, Sicily i • Nerju(—, CHgby Sunir,e ( * train e) ; l Tlv ,'," , Clui" t i, n a. BefAti, ;alio J., .1 —, froir K iii:':::l7'l4l:it''lftlilk.;'lll(4Lr'';';(el;l4:i;,:.:LS':ii;rl;<.:;lii 'r BUENOS ilYzigs. An Officer who kept a Journal of the late unfor tunate operatiiii s in South America, after describing thr plan of .itrzicic upon =Buenos Ayres, in to cearly suuilar to those already published, proceeds thus : • " In obedience to these orders, . the troops at . vanced with 50 tlnkai ,contidelic6 of success, twit no order for a retreat was thought to he required bUt the pppnsi t ion. Laid loSs• which the columns "soon met with, wit!, a probt that thet,snenty, though an undisciplined.rabble, ,were prepared for the attack with . every pdvantage wliich the known strength ,of their situation, and the expertness they had actiuirqd in 41w constant use of tirearnis for the Receding ten months, afforded them over,a regular army, un prepare3and unable to act, under snch unhappy Cir cumstances, The British troops who had been cOmpulled. to Surrender' to the Enemy were, led 'throtighi the streets, amidst the triumphant aCelairiation's of the Spanish soldiery and inhabitants.' The'Qttieers wet e condudted to theeitadel,and the stildiers, the, greater part of the wounded., were distributed into the different gaols and isons throughout the Tity. , ‘.‘ Althoifgh.the populace evinced every mall Of contempt towards the British Officers in their way to the. citadel,. yet . they were. received with, every. degree of politenesS Which. the .existing, state of affairs would allow :by Seignior nAtIVIA.II, the second 'in command, and, the other Spanish . Off icers then in the'citadel ; w ho,:s4e hate , neard, grata-: .ed them the assord.c~ of.their perfett safety, what'' ever might ,be the issue of,the contest. In the alarm which prevailed thronahont the whole town, and in the confu s ion in ,wh ic h- it was necessarily, involved, . attehtion could ,be p;lid to the . comtbrt to the convolence of the Pri sork,.s ; and every seeming t iegle& o f att e n ti on on , the part of the Enemy in & his respe eve are obliged to attribute to the unavoidable calainhies of War. The Officers were required to : sign Parch:, in which they engaged themselves nit to serve against the King of SPAINi or his. (lining the pre sent :\Var, until their arrival in England, or. ,until rtfttr t'bey had, been. regularly ex'coanged., r They were then confined to two rooms in. the cita del, and the wounded Officeri were accommodated in ;in Nospital.at a 'Shiiirt distance, and ,their own hutt;reons were permitted to attend them, as well as the wounded Soldiers, who had been collected in the .strCeti and hrought into the (It ‘idel by the . Enemy. The rest,of the wounded Orlitiers and men had been removed' from where they had fallen into (Inc nearest ChUrches and private houses iu different parts of the City, . where , they were treated with great hu manity ,and attention by tlie Priests and lqiars, as well as,by tamilies—a noble proof' that true - Castilian virtue is still to be. found in a 'dis tant Colony of gptlin, almost independent of the Mother Country-rand AO. a feeling, heart afford ing that ineffable grat'ificati.on which :,ever miti gates • calamity, and softens the rigours of relent less. War." ‘. 7 --77-7 7 - 777 7- The murder of Mr. .1 toms WIONWRFI,. of Knoyle, Wiltshire, on the eld or!o6tober, 180,5, niust he Abe reColledion of many of our readers.: Ile had been to Winchester, with n load of cheese for the fair, and had set.out the saine.eiening on,his 'return home, but was murdered ere 119.resched StockbeidgP, his body being tOund on the road the next wornititr,, „shot, through by a musket ball, but it did' non appear that hia,pockets had:been tied.. Not withstanding the most ditigeutsearch,the perpetrator oft he murder could neverbe traced ;' n4.,did suspicion light, on any one till recently. !tr:m pirintsat:l4llent,the wretch who :murdered Mr. 'SaIeGENT. The spot'Where the; deed waa perpetrated is .not so remote from Allen's. resi .dence,, but that the prospea.of,plunder,; ,conse quence of the Fair, mightindtice,him: to :cross the country into that road ; "the direOtion of he fatal ball indicated that Mr. Widpaou z had been shot by St per- On :on foot ; Allen' always !robbed on foot, and it now appears. that he made no scritpl&offiring at any one wholdid not iMmediately . stop at •his mandate, and submit to be robbed ; .but in that public road, a sudden footstep, alter' he had tired; might . alatin even that ferocious villain to the , abandonment of his vidim,:and driveliim to retrace his guilty steps back to his accustorned haunts: This is only.conitMtUre, .but it has strong probability .to-support , it. It was stated, in relating the murder,; that Mr. Wfolgoite had left.a Widow. and nine children. Another -me lancholy incident: is now, to be added, to the narra tive :—..*Mr - s..WkomoKE never recovered the shoek ; but after Winking into a melancholy despondency, her iutelleas became More violently affeeted, and she died a few days ago in a state of total mental derangement. Fears, ,we understand, are entertained, that Allen was not without accomplicea,. a.nd which are strengthened by' the . following circumstance .dragoon seeing aman on Tuesday morning last, on the..road between Singleton and Cricking, by whose dress.and manner he had reason to swipe& his being a deserter, approached him , view to enter in to eum:ersation,, when ~the man,. inStantly prodUced a gnn, and threatened to blow his brains out if he did not immediately decamp. - POTATOE OATS,—A Letter • from Caithness, dated Nov. t 3, says—" The autumn-months have been the most rainy and • stormy ever , remembered in this country ; many fields of corn have been laid:fiat on the ground. Those that have:been sown with.pn tatoe oats haVe suffered most. , To have brought the potatne oat into this country was.,an ill-judged measure ; it is a .late, and weighty grain, and not - suited to 'a climate so moist and far north as. oars. About fifteen years ago -that indefatigable patriot, :Sir JUIIN SlNcLits,. introduced into Caithness a grain called Red Oats;: it ripens much sooner than any thas ihilt W:3 know_; what has been. sown of it atoongus last spring, even in the beginning of-May, is .now shle •in the barn-yards. It is certainly. the fittest: species of oat 'for .the uncertain, cold ..and -rainy climate of the North of Seotlattd," tit is said to have been ascertained that an acre of land, planted with pot mtoc, tidal product r,utlicient fa()A for 10575 healthy men los one rig :at, wliite.an• acre of wheat will riot -feed more .The . exPence ottuitiv:iting the potatoe ts'estitnatcd, by . a Norther: - Agriculturist,' at icl. Is. and that of, wlieat at I'll. Os. • Ic I I .0o die 17th inst. at Sol;tharopron, the Lady of Captain Si..-ward'„' of Royal ut a t), toter. , () lit h e inst. Feteldis-street; ,square, 0..1.0 4 hter. ;.• , the Couiltes of Albemarle, of a 500... the I.atly 'oho Collott,. I"" ' Iltrcigh, or.a' Daughter. ' -•-- • • ~ T he sal* Aay, at Clapham Common,• (::Akio" ; (4 it 500. 11111Olt • t -• 1.),; 1. ) . 131 t)ir"111oti Say s2' .11161Q11, mi;1,0111 the Right lion. Lady C. Dito,:o;nl)..•, o::, I.)at4;r ter: . • . 1 -. t. /441 U: Le p. ' ' ' ,etiii .'. On Welinesil,y , the tlith inst. at Stc , ckport • the Rett:47.: Hornsby. V N a t . cif Turkcie,to, ( ; liiu..est:::-.111 re. And c 4 .17 ,, fair) v., the Ni..liiito,rf ti,!ifi Icy, tt? (...t.,:ae;;•, L iw ttet Att.t.t. othi ges t-a u gitter of the I;tiel,:in Asiley;•l...:tr. 'Ot •Vtilitf • ti.,:tri. Long., Cnerihrre. • .. ~,‘ ,: 1 • ch L s atim ior, i rt I:.ilmvick. Per,:y. ita; i :;l t're..ryl : ii:J . U... ..i. •r;t:M.l , ton, to 'Nlis:t Detii,t,ii; 6 ( 1,..; :: ,I.: ; 6 0 ;, / , ;‘ , . oi,gri'• t i kisdit • :bsej:tigetr):l7iliissrigt,t,lt:::si,:i.:st;:e4:tiotillsni:e.ro,l2Ll,e.::.ch. or ‘l,. c.rlso,siir, • " `• •.ttovEt,r It E a 24. • • ' • 1 lit: 16411)ed0, lit .Zvhiry. kq • 'JAI:. t. ittn.elt, .I."oat :- c. ~ Plt E R , t) CAt I VI?. LOU Wl', t)(ictso:l , :Sl CO I;N , IONS. . • `MILL. AND EERGI.YOIII •!. 1 1,,L; AND . I',olYi'if,.r kXE Co' littqler., ot / t'.-,,o,ter-i.it,si. ~, c 4„, ~,:,, ~ ..„' ; , i Tojis I d ; :.,/ ILL. - , • ' I ~,r. ly, tie tycli,lcy,' . ll';.'ir ittcl•inroiltt, I••::',isii;re, Yir..." - .:: 04 ... " • •-,•' . , ~, • . •- • tonk:lAM smip,on,ol*,-„,),:,,,,,,t..,,,..i),:10iA ?..,,.,-..,ie,+Lia,, , , ..- „.i This ► vt , a4 . a' question ic , i)Lcong eyht Colicils It t , : , .01 Mr.' j 'tie, A1.,,ig , ., ..pe.tt t\itd,rlo:,ol,. oppeart3d froth the;Alle,Yvations and t - it: Evidelict! hi A few (Lys ...zt) the it ev. .Ai,l!.oily :. ,- •,•, A. xiet". 4 4 l l this tNtse, that James Nlill, lute of t3roftou-lioLise, . ci;lirgrave, nOer Stivion.• to 111:-.;:i `:;,;:•,. ~.:!,, :::,,;111 . ,..., in the parish Of Titclifield; in the' C.:olinty Of ::.011tit- La V ii.i ' ‘ L .: ;1 1 / " l t „i t vt ;% ., lV.',. p . (':„,„.....). ‘ , l , ~ -,. , 1 i,,, 0 1,0; atripton, Esq, made hii Will, bear' 1 12 ,- . , ; (~ite Ow 4tti of !. lis. Esq. i..;:yc:.iii in tili. ktrr , , . i;, • ..c.. ):,,. (:,-1 0 "'".. 1 April, 1801,. And lour Codicils dated the 7th of I. .t.:0 4 1i.5.- s,:cond :t.2.4,:ciitet ~,,, c th& K o .. 5.',.. :.;:i V. ~.:,, ~ , I 3,1 ' . . . . . May, And tile 14th•of May, of . the same ye.ir; the ' • Williax P• ....... . I Gth of April, 180'4; and the 4th of Ottober, t 80'2. ; i . .... ' " .-- -----7.-- 7.. 77 — TT — .- - • /.%/111 1 ). avid he appoii.ted- by this Will Afargarett A 11.1 iii, I, .. i. ... - s I tsiutz,.l (01 5,:t01 , , . - , „ ,-.0. widow, his 1 - elia,.iiiid willintoFer g ll,oll, Esti. ii - t i . L () n .5.0 1 " 1, 'Y noz , n9sr , '''l''';• D•Jrcii, ~yil; t4 . 1."1'. 6 , "f` .ll, brother, since dead, E: X ;e Qul tors ;an ; ..iiso hi, bi - utiler ' Ti le s :,t ri ,• i ' taii ill Or: I I ..':: it ,• 'ti 1 , ..5.c1i Nl,3,stii• or •, , ,J -- 1 .. 00 residuary Legatee. VVith respea to thy; Will, and 1 . Pa Sitit , i•q, ~ .';'ii, *',. , t V , ileied;,:- t to! , t'.',' Sl• t" ' . : 11• i > those four Codlcils, there was no dkpute bet , x,:en : .. 4 . 4 ,, ( 1Y °I . t,:e"Ae, , '""i" -. '''' l i: '''.• - . , ..,j va:; - ;., ,, , i,,,, , , 1 estera3y se m i i ,,iir, ~t iv., ii,',.: , :s , i, i it,rd,to.l .. ay. : the partiflsi..btit, howeyLT, ihere y. roe ~,. 1 , L Lilt il or 411414 in (IW , 77(11 cc:Jr ,1' i l l, :,g,•, 1 .!I!it.' , 4 {(,)!IjOil, Ex i t' 'Codicils, of the respe'(ti , , - ;, , , (':i . tes, the .:...)flh of ( )4A ( ,- i I Al i .:0: Lie ...k.crinert or :!Ik , t 'Orli, ,1 ; :OA ...4 'Y 0. k,... ~ i ,, 4 .r , A fins 413 vs n,. , 1 ' ,cry' ,c.td:lc.o . o' Nir i , Attiliony, W.-, berry 1804 ! , the tot li of I.Y.ceinOor, and I b i l i ~,• 1 ) „ . ~, N't It -•- .1" tir-i'tv I:' , itnet c'f'S'ieLti,)• - il . ta , ..ir l'rAliqt`' eember, 1804, tip.- tith iri January, 1 $0 , ,, ti l ,: _. ` ; t.! 4 ~i,.,.r l ii ::; . t, k . t.;;.fi;i),:p ' . ' '• ) '. ••, .- ' ,2 ' • , et' liter'. Pt; August, .ihr , l the 1b th t)lNDvealb6r,'l)l the';: i , t i l i , I..irel : / at tilt RAV diiced age c,(16, -Mt: i0ne1.,, ,,,, ,,,,,„.1 year ; which Cntlicils were pi . opounded oil" tt;:i l )art ! w '''''" l i. Z! r t `;; . :)„ . ,, l t i;,":" ()-44L°f e ?. 1.q.41&Y of ' ~ ,a,,n3 of the Widow, and' opposed by It he- 'F;eceiiists -of 1:11 .1'.. , t,'T ,w,:',.!4'; it Lowesrwitac, at the Ago d.• 102, iiir' , . 4.o , / :,. Mr. Fit renies AIM. It v. , ...- ey)nt,•nded by the!Ctitin- ; . ;.in.:ic,,,se. tit:: :lythe.rat4rnothcr y. , c.n.t.,ttqlf , With i ", . 17 , t a tqf t e:wliother • tip.: tottner titl at 1144. a4 , * 0 , . i• 1,14 4 , 01 3 sclibr the Executors, that it v.',,) inipq;..i'sitil fot• r the i - r " I : ed , Court toesthblisli either of the.: . .! eiv:ii CocileJts, her ' %11 ' ekr• tie hvilutit ;I“e,-, t;.,...,: of , A : deceased mit -hay i Il i g SU tticieot 0:1 iiaiity :it' the : res:Oec -- i -k4------'4- . - ' -- ' ..'----,. -- "....'---....--- the : , d ' ie . .l it. thr''ir $3... - .1, and the fourth- Ire' fuir9; f y , .• i. live itties '--thisy . 13e:11. date,. to'do eteitainentary 'ltit, 1 ef,'l,' i-,'11„4.-_ i.1 , 1.q.' , . 1 r • ' that he had i .. :eeived several' pnrAli , tic'atttiClA, • ah r d * . ' ' ' . -Y!...,--P r., Y ., 5t., , ..:,', ..;s i - Wilt Wind, Atid al4itO4t ipeechie; , A. - ' ' ' '- B.`"k Stuck, 3z51 ' , - , ' , , , i'i . : i: I- i t ' 64 ' Par ' 'On the' part : of I‘lls.'M'ill,-il Was Contended (ad- i i)et s •- , i7flt. 1797. ' 'J . sysi s Nl' Lest , 951 ,: 1 , t,t4 i.Cto ~ rniti ink' that= had been' so; afiliticql): -fie' v'ras . 0 ' I 'mil- I ' l ' h 5 p.,7 t t 'it t ':l Y C i L I- • clue i t . I Oifiniti . ilti, ' .L ,„..__., I ) ,'l L . 1)r4.i1.,: ' 62fr ticient.Souodne,s in miticl..and tintleiStanditiv- to do - ' t . ' c ; de nt lt e.i -1n;63 Gi i l , i!it,,,...r.ri.d 3 ~ .e r. t :`:"t ' . ' 1 1).t . i0 ,vul. ~,,,,4 , 4 t tl:: s ':an t t t ' l n t l ii i ) ;l l :t " b l3 :: r a ec t e s ivec n i . 11 ' -p l l l % :L:4o i'' 'C l ' Ci l ti.i fe i -t t e i !, , lm ii i ' t kj i r i : ', - - .: I. ' l'.:4v'' ' f ' (17. 7 tAtt " C " ''n11;fii3.1 4 " I I, c 1 ". i. " r . 'l : “l' 1 . 0' 1,,....---• -ti'" ' LIAM WYIINv.), after itati4 tfie7.'ti.i,leiti t iiiiti) r*t ' ' ' '' ' )4l.°"l\"ll olt .....,_ _.......-;,........—......._...—....... . , .. ). v,Li I; _ tuilut&iess' oil the one -'silt 'ittid Ore t Wt i ti6r, prri- , .I; i ,., 1 , v, ~ i. 1 , i< A: rIA 1 ~,.. I) c), N it it 11) G L I ' nonhced- for , thie twoiCritlkils of 26 th ' ()Kobe 1 - a 41 , 1 . . 1t.,0,1V.'„' .. ., 11. A :i ur i olli •of Detember, ftwi r : driti reitt4 i f other ' - .- tt,i,:•;, o tnin. after it. i Afternot3it,-31"" , ......„. ii,, t t te ':-..,:..,. , , ~ . i 4 ' Y I , o4biisilect by 'W“, LIAM A ' lt kite; ( ;CRUNS,„ t't Stiiih' ?tlt n.str . t, C(q , s , R": l it the Paper ) i ette,rs 11)T the (post-p a id) PTh xidres'''• •