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FPRI6t SIXPERbit-ItALPPENT',I*Ye - VICTV4ILLINO-OFFICE, • 'Y Authority of the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. SPLENDID FETEsatia BALI., KTNGe TfIEATRE, FIAYNIARKET, Under the Patronage of several .Gentlemen of Distinction.' rVIIIS:EVENING will he given a SPLENDID N 4111-, ATIONAL FETE and BALL, in h o n o ur Of (h e ViAory achieved by Field-Marshal Wellington over Preach, on the Plains of Vittoria. hoed, 114.17 "trei on this' occasion, will h e superbly itinmi And decorated with appropriate TroPhies, Tranthr ' T ericies, and Emblematical Devices. _ l l l le itefreshment Rooms will he fitted . up in a manner pe tarty tliodat ieli nouvelle and e l e g an t, an d re pl ete w i t h every acco . m li. lnsirnmental P e rf o r mers w ill be unprecedcntedly nu . As, forming. an irresistihle gribination of fascinating 411, , aided ley Nlilitary Bands, in4ull uniform. • Doors open at Nine o'clock. kets One Guinea each . (including Refreshments) to be Id 'coc a( the Opera. Office, Haymarket, fron t Ten until F our k; net Honliham and sons, Old Bomb-street ; Ehers's, hosid.theit; Fentam's, str,and ..und Clementi's, Cheap,. it, C s' 'Money taken at the Doors' for Admission. CURIOUS CAUSE. • NEEDLES. Jedy 20, ISI3. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor'PIC7'ITALLING His .111..4JESTrS' .41r.elVY do hr.reby give Notice, That are ruerday, the 3d of --imitast next, tlity wilt be ready to receive renders in writing, (sealed ), and treat f;:r Two Hundred and Fifty Tons ofOAT.NIEAL, to be de'ivered at lit. in the space of Six -I irks, into his Hafesty'..s Victualling Stores, at, the Ports, and iii the proportions, ugirrmentioned, viz.:— ' • ASSAI/LT- 4, TRIED IN TUC COMMON PLES: C'ONINtON PL.E.NS. , (ALA %V CASE FOR THE LINDIES.I THE 'KING V, JOHN SCAMBLEE• Tons. Deptford l'ortsrooutit . RO Plyinontit . • 70 • 250 Tons; And also for One Hundred and kfta Thus VC:MO:Ir, and .'Fine Hundred - Quarters of New Pole, and:.Three Hundred Quarters of New Close-dried 4NI/$O. INIAtT, , to be respee • lively' answerable to Samples (?Ae Cocoa of not less than One. Pound, and the Malt qf not leis than One Qnart each), to be produced with the Tenders; and tote delivered in One Month into his Majesty's - Victualling Stares at Deplford.—The whole to be paid for by Billy, payable with Interest, ninety Days after date. tae's Woe. The Conditions of the Contracts mit, be seet,s at the. Seere- Vo rcrd will be had to any Tender in Which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not Lc delivered to Me Board belare One o'Clock on the - said Tao day, the 3d of ~:lagust next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. ~r it t F • grim SATIMST AUGUST, No. TANI. (tv:hutzB, No. XI II.) will he published Satur rille;tlwlth 4 , COlou t ed C ar i ca t ure of the INDIAN JUG - „ "` li 411 eAcription of the Tricks they perform, with ePPlicatian thereof t o th e E as t India Company's Affairs,— "' li g' the Literary. Matter are—llad Effects of Arietory of I,"uns ja— lleceisional Debates, being the Report of Grievous in Parliament be Burdett and Cochrane during th e .recess.---13ad Tirees, or 'Worse and Worse —To Bedlam, a Weeih—BaenwrenArq IsTELttgENTS, an Account of the rltv Chapter or tegif.latnre of , flirtniugham—l'win Monu- Itg, Nlount Cents and at Drury-laic--.Su Mag. .) 1, 414111 1, (Jr th e S tab according to Desert-(Knife)—Catholick (iird and Irish Councellors—Deatli and 'Burial of Wm. 7titast(ington) Sinner Sav, , d, tke. &A% Moon full of ~4,,(1.0tt45, Epigrams, 4ke..-11.eriew of Colman's Vagaries 'l7in -8474-(1, and Piro. Itooc Childreni—Theatrical Critique-- 't of the Opera I - louse—Close of Drury-lane and Covent tarde . it---upe,niig. of Lyceum and Pantheon—And Conditihn the y. ketSatirist. Office, 67, Straw% ,Yest Side of 'St. Clesuent's Chnreh. B lod► Second•Vohime o f th e N ew S eries is complete, With a copious Index, mav be ordered as abort;, and at te'Peetable Boole llers in "fOwn.and country. -111-AZARD; BURNE, and Co. St oc k-b rokers, 17- 1 1 , respectfully inform the Public, that , TICKEIL_ ' find 14111 A for the present STATE LOTTY, are on Sal e -4 :l l !F i r alike, No. 94, Roygil.Exchange. Lo E ndßon. 14,4rAlili Lottery, consisting of only 12,00 n Tickets, will COlll , - etitwn ding in ra Tw Dayhe 17th *EII:EMBER Next, and will # )Q s. . THE SCIIENIE CONTAINS. 2 ...... Prize:4of .. . 420,103 • 9. .... Priz es of .. .. •,... w ith other C a pi ta l s, . and bas in it no Prize f value zhan iiol.—The Virnt Ththa n o less o d Blank% wll be entitled" to I °l Csuchsuch ; Ow Pi r.A P r i ze nbi ne int. t o I 00 i led 001.; and th e Firit above t2ol. on the Second ..,'"ay, to ;26,(J0?. , giIGAP.,-: consitlerably reduced in Prices, at the l'4 COFFEE ,l i,R ,T i , rut Sisgtii It'arelionse ,43kin ner - itrect. , 11.1 flrtiMie arc respeettl i ll y informed; 0;qt: great Art iv a l s of Raw Sugars from th Wes the. t Intlies,i i 4. .catised a considerable Reduction in the e Price .of that • cle at the above Establishment, where the original ling quality of Sugar is ncyer lowered or adulterated; the laid, itself-being formed, ander.the authority and „actio n of the Planters and Merchants, for the express _put (4it 4:f supplying the Public with' Colonial Produce, in the 41,11.4. rue state as iinported.--Good Raw Sugars at 859. If per 11;,.. , i "e rli tt° , 8 , 3 54 Per,ovt. .Smiller, quantities nearly in .4loe viol:ortion. •• - . 44,1..11.e,,unprectdented I'al•rtanaze, and very extensive Sales.. of ~,,. r•i• 1 Coffee which Mr. Deacon has also been honoured 1 - I, l , l , l :j i T e 'l,"nly in London, hut ill the Contry, where Agen . ts . ir,,,, of " 4 1 1 0 0 intell, are tlie•strongest Proofs which can . be 14,,,, t1 t ! the general titilitx of this Establishment. —British ,~ rift 1(11 ' C "C f ee , Is. IN;perib.—Best ditto, 2s. oil. per lb. ! atti.tt!'it liaviaired Diattiii Cotree, 2s. oil. per lb." Au alloW" 4 itet.il Dealers. • ,e ) • to ' ~, ta Mart and Sugar Warehouse, N. 2, Skiiiner-street, h" 4 „" r hill, London, Established in 1211, br Mr. W• '. . ir•-iteisoli, 7mi er tile S3,,,•ii ou of the Committee of.` Coffee Pktuters and Merchants, T 1 W. HOLI)EN, Treas. and Sec. 1:104,4, O rders w i th rentittanees of small or large amount • t...„.... I:lo4,#'t ,l equal to the exact la ur n remitted. • . ' , Ittit i(ll t -------------------------,—,,-...:—______-. ')1:1-1,,q,1.4EVE.IS• lON OF 53411. 17*. ad. so ITTI-I SEA "j Sl•.'C f Mtli t ‘..:Vl - IREE PER 'CENT. ANNUITIES Alll - , TO 11F, SOLD JW AUCTION, At the 14Y PIiTER 00X}.1 and ,Co. A, ~ Net, !'',.,',44l'iart.,an Wednesday, the 4th of August l at • Pr 1 ''' ' l " e h, iuTwo I.ots, (by order of the Executors), • iirAl),. I.o'r I. t ~..: 80LU TEREERS - 1 °Not 7 1 6/. 1 75.6 d . the y ea ) 'l; the hoie ; . ' south - Sea Annuity of N„ i .. t 17 41 . ty of 14331. 15*. sob ~ th„., I , L o f•i. „' '"' l .l Olal Nontl. Sea Annuity, secured in tile s 1 -ady 0;4°,1 repeet..ille Trustee, on the Death of a W (. tittalineti P ere '; ;nib year in April last. • Th e ' T . st Itt AI 1"1,1TTp,,, - • I Moiety th e N.-. a pee cen,--Wlitts'ltYN of 4725/. being . •t he . _ ll te or ti • .4. itedueed • d Consolidated Annuities, i • et l".!* i I "Y' , l Ti.,, ." i _.- .14 . -Lt the Dixth Ic-' ,,, , h t' '"' -..4 ) , -- , iv., anu cterwito, ~ __,,,, felt eit pi.r.Litult. , itt, • I ' l ' l4 Y-14'. I Loxlimil; Esq. (1141 Ia II 4 '''l Ar . . b,,. It nr"v,!"!( •ton-street i t (sx,,str,re (sus. ( , „ 41 , an d, c o . 1 brognitn -----........„.., Vo l 4 lii, --• , t , .1 , 4t Ile of ~. lio •'''‘ ill' ~, Dr. FREIOI.AN's GUTT O A . ) 0 , y ti D'tKl.ls ~, b een so Jong proVed, that ei . n "'I Ili,'" • day - . - unpetition w Ili It , e, ti L ollti,r.t : (411 43ear 4CC . Disease, CJI,t 11.116 It 41dg e3 o f 3 certain which ~, ex, i ,. ( cor es, ~,10 ~. - ~ ,the habit, with -4%),1 4 , , in e t, . ertuie:th ts iron.. ~ _ hat iti 4 , ~ i , , r ' , . au paintni Ivelings .I . iii CXposur, t ire,,','} '11=1.64„1"1-'vvitilobt debilitating the. c onstitution 4,,t,'","%r rt*. - :, or even retimirTire; debilitating vi e r tl t t ue t s 'rcnn bust r. of diet of these 5r...". /o f ''rups have pro; I; their claii i n to public aPPI°," ;!:t:;1 ,tli,i‘..l/116r1:e)vteri:T utters y e, .. t ars. l i n all chic debility r bo a t i n e ;4; r 7 ). , , pr, alu , ~ , er.ta.ling (es!or.: . , '; or . te " t/Y 1,,,, free use of MOrenry, by illicit t t,,,,;,), . t,4le eire6t; co , , warm climat e . TD Travellers, ('• 4 ;ty, , '""'3 abrodd, they cannot be ree,onTinciirieti too i . 'e, it, ',s,tney will r. - . ty and complete . • 11, 7 ,., al, .„,„ elver 3 sate, spec( .. ~,_ ... „,_ l azi mt th e iliQu stubborn Gleets; and every W"Kn."'t " I " ,c•;;;',V,Wiiiiier, 1 4 ier and ninth era , Urine. may its efficaq ' ''Pri e - "lve-beerant; Aleothers who for rnaoy years had . .1 1 ed of that h 4 i ''' ' s„. i , . vir ~.t.s,l i ii , t . tr, e n r 1.,. ~ e and retail at Mr. Entices, No. 4, Cheali. :,.,' l4 ll l •i 01 Paternosti.• ' Sharp , and helattl. 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Is. bound. .. is , The Critical Review for May, 1612, gives tiro Bcolt the foll Owing character : • It is truly remarlted , thatthe Idiom of ti , Langnage can cn:nt.t.b.n°iclecatil:7,4lwhiTicrh nuieso. It scents often t o cons i st of cranes rules can fix or bind, which cwil'tias a copious practical iii i t s l,,t T ia h te,i,Tfie sent volume, of French iillti ralgliSli Idioms, may serve to bath, fact litate the acquisition of th;it it inay. be read as a I i: i Jooft, .eurtit Authors truly obtcrrc , or courruitc-ti as a Dictionary." by - beuxt us 8 tali, 9sT4E Kin, V. HOLMES, ANt) OTHEILS. Mr., William Holmes, John N ewe ll, Eli za b et h Stowe, , and Elizabeth Stowe the younger, IVTe illdieted - for' a riot - and assault at Putisey, in the Westgliding; of Yorl•Wtire. The circumstances of the e«se were shortly these Walker, a gentleman 'residing at Pudsey, has a field which he has recently pUrchased, and to which he -claims a right of road through a field belonging , twi‘lr. Mimes. This right the defendant. denies, and act ion is 'now pending, which is expected to • conic- on at the next 'AssiZes at York, t i settle the point in dispute. • Neither of the pities be in; in a temper to wait for the slow deeisi!.»is of the law,. Mr. Walker, by his agent, Mr. W. Stowe, di „ermined to 'drive a cart along; the disputed road on the 14th of June last, haring previously re quested Mr. Holmes to mow a swath' of his Mea dow grass, to clear the road for that purpose. thiS request Mr. tiolmesAid not think proper to comply with, but, on the contrary, resolved to resist the passage. On the clay in question, the two contending parties,, attended by,the respective partisans, drew up in battle array, and the parti cular of this fiery conflict were thus narrated to clic Court by Mr. Win. Stowe . :---". flaring detct-' ininett to exercise our right of road, and to pk:Q . with .a cart and horse to Mr. Walker's-field, aloog theuSnai, road, which lay through Mr, Holinec's' field, we repaired to the place, where we.,foUnd. Mr. Holmes, attended by a set of the refoSe and sweepings of the town, amounting ,to from, sixty . to 011 C: hundred persons, amongst whom- were„the • other defend ants. To resist our passage,l'Mr. Holmes 'had provided himself with a wheel-bar row full of broken glass, -large ' pieces of wood with, nails driven through them, a large quantity. of dried fiirie, sods and straw, matches, tire, and pitch-forks. On our approach, he - cansed two large. fires to be lighted, one within teir feet of the gateway, and another at some distance. Astonished, but not intimidatedi we forced the horSes and cart • through the fires-he then took up a large fork 101 l of. fire, and threw it -upon :cite and upon the horses, employing a, cart and, 'horses, in. the mean time, to bring fresh fuel to the flatites..At length Leileneed One of theenemy7s fires, •by extinguishing it with a coal-rake; thii made.;ithe opposite party desperate, and M. Holmes.ciaarged me with apitch4ork, in the way that armies charge with the bayonet ; I parried his thrtists with the coal-rake while Nowell instigated his lmstiga.tor by crying, " Let not StotWo Thrice we forced the passes, and thrice the enemy his.tag-rag forces. Such was the evidence of the riot tnd assault; to confirm which a number of other witnesses were called, - who also. swore, that the occupiers of the field now, belonging to. Mr. Walker, had always - roaded theinserves,. when they thought proper, through Mr. Holmes's I meadow. On the part,of Me. Holmes, it was admitted, that while Mr. Walker's field 11"4.19 in possession of his (the defendant's) own relatives, he had per mitted them ,to pass through his land, but that this was in fact only a road by sufferance, and that he had as right to resist, by .force a forcible entry made upon his freehOld. The Court observedathatjt was not their pro. vince to determine the right of road—the only question for .their consideration was, whether an assault and riot had been committed ; and the Jury after some deliberation returned a verdict of Guilty, against all the defendants; on which the Court sentenced Mr. Holmes to pay a tine of 201. and the other defendants to ptqAd. each. DUNN against the ALI3tON INSURANCE COMPANY, IN TILL' COURT OF COMMON PL RAS IN IRELAND. To nit EDrroit Or TO SUN. Stn,---A paragraph inserted' in a... Dublin Newspaper, pur porting to contain a report of some proceeitings in.the she having been copi e d i n t o severa l 'if the'. London Parrs, it i s my duty, on behalf Of the Albion Company, to dettare, that such paragraph can have been framed only with the view of misleading the public mind; the statements it contains being, Air the greater partivatitraryto.truth s , • The demand on the. Albion Company, in this case, is for the ;memo of a Cite Insurance, obtained, as the .Directors hive reason to believes, by means which cannot be 'justified. When the Directorh- after an elaborate investigation, de cided that. it was their duty to resist the demand, they in -stantly atlerxd Wiry their cinestion with the claimant, by a °Spcpiiil jury in any of the, superior Courts in the city of Dub lin, where the Insurance was . negotiated ; and where many of the principal wiiiiir,ses reside. The claimant, Mr. Dunn, Tesided out ;of Dublin ; and preferred that the trial s h ou ld take place in his own neighbourhood. This the Directors had grounds•for objecting,to; and they persisted in proposing a trial iuDublin. • • In this stage, Mr, Dunn obtained an order from the Court of Com Mon Pleas in frolaud, by which, if sal:mined to, his 'object of trying the c.ve out of Dublin would have been ac !.'ottiplished. it appeared, however, that the legality of the • order this, obtained was highly gin stionable ; and, uhier the ads kce of several of the very first law authorities in England and in Ireland, an applicatioli -was mrde to the Court to set ip.idesuch order. This application was.made-On the ad inst. andtbe pretended report published has rertrence to the iris cussion which took place on that occasion. it is true that the Judges then refused to, ss,t aside their. order; but the statement as to What passed :in Court it imperfect; and, al most entirely, a gross and libellous perrersi,n. Font. days after this proceeding', on the it h iivtant, the (;(nnt saw reason to alterits judgmew . Without solicitation, Or ;lion:tilt, Lord Norniry and th e o th er Judges rerolSed their order of the sa iliitanit, by which the Company's application had been refused. Of this net of the you r t . , Producing .s eve nt total lyoulike that qatttti - in the pre-, tended report, no account has been pablishedi of the Court, has been the renewal of the try this latter measure The only use Made by the Company of the validity of the pokey, immediately, in DI- 1 n..,. ' 1 1, 1 „; J\; rectors have never proposed,' nor desirt'di " gi r l is " t I r that they . would propose or desire, any twhich, in their view, Was best calculated to do justice to each party. The proceedings of Mr. Dunn have prevented the early adju dication they wished; and he ha* himself done to blame that his ease is riot at this moment di.eided,by it jury of his coats- trymeo. I have the honour to be„tiir, Your woo: lAetlfent serrunt, Albion Fire met Life Ofliee WA .Mlll PHIPPS ) Stu. Loudon, V July, 18th,- This was a proceeding by scb'eflicia§“o revoke a Patent granted - in , 1812, to tha defendant, who _lives at Birmingham, for a pretended infurinc. went in the manufacture of Needles by gilding them.' • Mr. Enwititn Liwes opened, the pleadirigsatia stated that them Were four issues to . be tried, siz, Ist, Vyrhether thi....%,ittinvf:.tition was till:judicial andinconveuieot or net to his M.ajestrs inbiacts. 2illy, Is/iieLlier the tid invention was a newin tvention or not ? • 3dly, Whether the invention Was found out b"- .M the defendant or.noe? . • dthly, Whether the defeudant had, by hiS Spe - Cineat (111, SU ifielently described the nature of his invention, and how it was to he performed ? Mr. .oToaivEy-GENtiam., for the prosecution,' stafed, that it any Gentleman: had taken d ow n the objections, that could apply to'all tlac. . '''" l- 4 3 that ever' ame before a Cour t of Je."ce; t h , e `objections., would all be leu n d' '" "PPI tu" ease. That he felt i t diol.alt to say Where he ought to begin and to end. Trait z.!. Needle was an ;,,,,t,ument we all linos. P. good deal Of, and that one of~ the principal qualities of it was, that it should , work rapidly,. otherwise the roor sempstvess who was to earn her living by work ing with it Would be in a had condition. : The Learned Counsel stated that the needles us'ed . lAy• the . great grandmothers bf the Jury were intl. , . nitely better than theSe gilded 'ones,' and that'a 'common Steel . needle would - pass three times through .the cuff of their coats with much more facility, and in a shorter time, than a gilded one would pass once. That in fact the point awl the .polish so essential to the use of the instrument were, destroyed by the effect of the Corrosive acid in which the needles were immersed by this pa tentee for the purpose of gilding them. And that, to hold the gilding, Out as an' improvement, was `a gross , imposition.upon the public. Next, ,113,t0 the pretended invention itself, was the covering of a steel surface with gol4 anew invention ? it had been knOWn for,ages, and there were a great Many things'to which it had been applied 'in ,motlecti times. He should 'e.,•en call witnesses who taught the deleudaut how to gild needles; fcir seven guineas, anti who had ed them before, as (Abets had - done tong L.Core this Patent was taken out, but who had dis,?ott 'tinned the practice„ bectiuse it wss found prciudi cial.,•lLVell the deft:octant himself had diseontinned the entire gilding, and now only jli,t dipped the eyes into the solution of gold, and rubbed it nil' again, leaving a small portion of the gilding abunt the eyes, which the defendant ridiculously pre tended prevented the thread being cut, but which was in ttict prevented by the use of proper just! o- Mcnts„by all the Manufacturers in the trade, The Learned Counsel then told the Jury if they wanted any thing More they should have it ; that he would two gentlemen, Mr. Nicholson and Mr. 4 ..ccuin, both of whom hat) wrttt en 'no g learnedly, on Chemistry, amongst other subjeCts,' and by refereuce to 'Whose books the Jury might (as any midy else might) learn thiS'pretended se cret .for gilding. needles. Both these .gentlemen would tell the Jury how needles might be gilt, but they would he. surprised to hear what they %vonld also tell thugs : namely, that it was' quite impos . to gild tLem by following the defendant's speeiticiition. Upon this ground also the Patent was void; but, Gentlemen, added the Attorney- General,' " it. would be a waste of time to say More on this case." Whatever merit belonged to the inyention of gilding steel, and needles among the'rest, it did not belong to thi s, deiendant s who I shall prove' bought this supposed secret of an otherperson, for seven guineas, who had befove used it publicly himself." PICTUriLLING-OFFICE, July 23 , 1813. THE COM3IISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His 411*.i1JES7T'S NilPl' da herekuglee Notice, That On Tuesday, the 7th of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders ire writing (sealed up), and treat for such Pantittes of PRIME IRISH BEEF and PORK, to be cured in the ensuing Season, as the.respective Merchants rind Dealers therein may think proper to • ofir ; anc-third tart therCof to be packed in Half-puncheons; one-third part in Tierces; and, one..t,iirl part it itairel.s; to be delivered into his Majesty's rictualling•Stores at ~Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymoutli, and, into the ...truly Victualling Stores in St. Catberine's, in iegu lar proporticns of each description of Casks, by the. periods -u ndermentioned, • One-ft:irth' part of the whole by the , 2Bth February, One-fourth part mare by the 15th of April, I One-fourth pint 'Store by the 31st of May, f 181.1) And the rentaihing fourth part. by the 15th of July, . • 4 1°4 to 454! ito id At, i.e/ BeVe's, rayabte wit& raterre, A'intty Days alter elate. .Zihe Condittina of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Ogie', at this °ice, or by applying to Mr. J. 11". Dunsterville, Afirent far the Planed/big &tires at' Corh, to 'the Collectors ty' his Jitajesty's Customs at Limrtick,llletrost, Newry, and frateveord, and to the Portsmaster-Generalnt buLlin, respectively. N. 1.1.---NO Tender for a less 4naniity than 2000 Tierces of Beef, and 12000 Tierces of Pork, will be admitted: nor will regard he had _to any in which the Price shall not be in serted. in Words at length, or Mat shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock ent the said Tuesday, the 7th of September next, nap unless the Person who . 2nakes the Ten der, or some Person 015 hix behalf, attends,` to answer when called for. t Eack Tender most also be accompanied by a Letter signed by IWO responsible Pet.sons engaging. to hecome bound With the' Party tendering, to the penal Sum of lb per cent. On the amount, /or tho due performance of the Contract. The amount of the probable quanNics .nf Kish Beef and Pork to be contracted for as above-mentioned, »my be known on and after the 11th of next month, by applying at .the Se cretary's (Vice. BVIDENCE: •The Patent; dated 2d June, 1812, and the.Spe ciAeation, dated 'l2th August following were Mr. Samuel Roberts, examined for the prose cution, *cited that he lived at Sheffield, and was employed in gilding and ornamenting steel in va . rious ways ; that he had practised it more than. IL st t . e ioc ii se y is e i: a aa i z li .sa, t i t )b i p a wi t ivi llictiehitlitsa,ttoibl:tietlgtecaentlisi needles s i . a s ni t tlil b oil y tili g itel i .i l e. t i l sl i .,t h e , e , il s s c l ks ... .. ~,, He gilded some for Messrs. 'Rhodes and Co. Of Sheffield, and sonie for himself, which he sold in his shop. Mr. Scanibler, the en( d e f 1 al.. t , came to him afterwards, find after some: convers:,tioll he agreed to teach him how to gild hei..di,..s. oo ec,h , dition of his strildng out a rlemand of it ‘'..) 9J, which the %lithes; Owed hint. The tiiii.s li.xii some of the prepal'ation ready at ;be time, ;old glided a few ic.ledies, ~slid told the (letenttant boa' ro du it, %vhich he took down i n wrii,ng. The .witness ‘v.Hs then a,,ked it' be had sect: the defendant's speci:ication, OA whelber t h e g ii,ii,„ t , , , could he (kilt! in the way tie described it i T„ : i v i l e iic g l o t i t i l i w he " il t ; v :::::::•: ' it apt 1:eiglsilli,11:::::::s1:1:.1 COP al Orallifl:r ii , g ild by it, as it only4mehtionv.l not. specify Lite, sph its of \vine or ether, which it The Loiw CIIIP,V JUSTICE. interposed, ed :Mr. Serjeamt Vaughan, QouuSel•lor the I. wai neet:ssary to minx with the Solution. fendant, if he could give au answer to this cl ( ' L " . Jetolltitildt,iliEloLt ,alritiise,(l...S,)errtkeha.t4httY.vitlg admitted that h lt i e.. this case, geittle.itenl''yZ ys,aiiitll finestu t fur. l.ieJ t u lua ry K , i ' l ' lg lly , there is. no pretence '' tor the pateat.'" The j ut — i i• , .i• , -. 7 inmentately gave. a veruict for tII Kiug ; and the patent is of cOuuse AttVOlitti.