The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-11 00:00:00

L,. , ; IP -REPO . , 'COURT O 1 KING':; itENCI-1, 1' c. to. 011.04i'ION AND KIR t; t:01H;t; , • • The Plaintiffs arc.whole,ole grocers nd the Deteudant, is a 'retail 'grocer at Ir li . IT. ',Chef Pei ion tOr goods' giild and,deivered, tA hit:4 ihe 'that the.Petentiont Was not . axcepting t)s to tt I. '99. 1 4 0 whi ch •he. DMA 101. 1 .. , it tender. The 1 i ter : Ow, Ni , ;(4.; Er At. 1.1.4Dve1l on pnrt . .ofl . lie Plaintiffs, ;:ind lilt, GAtotow for the Ocienttafit„qd:, the ; Wituesses hod, been cattud )t • ; I Affij 1144,g,•;;004inicikt ‘aid, that this was an naion Plaintitri„ to compttl the ; Defendant of • twq,hogstieads of sugar, and of i•nt• cheat 'of jprunes, amoutit,u,;,,:With•.c.trtage.and • • - thcr ei'pene?s, tip Ft 11. 126. 1 mi.. It was stated ..,c Ike I..)l,l:llklaitt, .11411 tire order givett 'was. for a .triety of articles, and .that wat‘, entitled, there f , +t it. t to have the . whole executed, or ,to re; t .. 1, ;it his pleasure,, i vy pnrtial.execution. By. the t )tier of 1 11. 9s. - Z . .Xliellr&.tiCh:plutuntts,. he had ad mitted, 'that the cotitiaa need . not be executed in ross, but that each ;part , of the, order might h.: fulfilled Separately., The question then would w.nether." that part at " the order which ,the, *sugar and pones, tvas-executed.un der such circumstances that. the Defendant ought= to pay for them. , Here' a' sample of the sugar was p, gut tl ; tAlt in all cases such prodw..tions did not imply that the article sold 'was, to be 'demi , eaoy ttiwpareel.from which the sample wits taken , • ).onletitnes it,Onlyveant that the quality should be •,,c(lotil to such :sample, It seemed to be .evident here that the,Fiample was not drawn froth the Ileal sugars sent to the I)efendant for'the execution'' of the order. If the Jury were satisfied as to:this particular, the nest inquiry • was,' whether an order 'received on the 9th Of May, was cOmpleted with , sutfibient expedition pn the ; l9th of the game month,. . •or whetber the delay wao a sufficient groUnd to. resist • t payment ?--Verdiet for the Plaintiffs,' ill: t 4s. • JOhN POOLE P. GEOIt6E BOUSITELD. 'his'was Rii"a6tion On' n Bill,of F:xclianne dated the :Or Noi'ember, 802, d r awn" 4 a Mr. and"aecipted 'by the' Defendant, to the tittiootittt 1041. Bs. The Defendant pleaded that hp tivtis not liable.• •.• , . . Mr, tT,initow taid,' that ho was surprised that Mr, nouslialit,who was tin Attorney of this, Court, should ' tempt to mike any defence - to the, Oetion. The Plaintiff 'WA . formerly in trade, ; but had retired. :fir. !ltlttild, a r. lation of hi. 3, '‘A'as clerk in the . r;iii , ,!( of the Defendant, and dre , ,v the bill. The Pliintiff, 'who lvtd, nlbney to ,e13113 1 ,py, th (mg h t Yrnself happy in 'having a. .profs. ; -s3ieuill C.cntlein;in ho could disposo of it.J . 4r him to advanrige, and tpncei . ns in.t -usv.d,,lalthough:it did soyappen, that they were not tondueled. 11te .I..)eo4lldalit v, liov,' 'that he had not received ;111,tho money for arr,:eptatice, Lut it to be tglinitted, that Ito rvoeiVed .501. towarchi it. He should have thoty,lit, dlat this .Deferaitit was a r better lawyer than to such it dt.,fene(i, for an acceptor bound to papa'hill to win ii ho Ii id applied his il:11110, it !le firi'd not reeeive(l• a shilling ,opp t) , .t t . r . 171 2 , v , having Licen put in, proved, and rt ina,,, • The ArrottNli,.*V-Geriv4w., said, that thiS bill ova jiabtc to suspiel'on, as it ecatne . ilue• in 'the • wa4 now tO,:be decided 1 91, the close et. ; shottil pnt; in two agrrOknetifs, tq whicit'the Plailititt was a party, `by ivlncli it, woad be the refendant,r/as wholly.e.onsral 0a: , The •agiieinents boving been rtraei, tt aOpettred, that '9lle obje ( lt for which the rtylllollt of Ow 1)41 - was'clislienSed 'with •'W)-13 ariibiguQui; Rod, therefoll Mr.'lVlould, after some alt '}lion As to the attniii. sihtlity of his evldt.,:n6.";;;, -. F. criTrid - to Fxplain th© tr4titsmlipn. This witn,. , ;44 Olt,tgrcni!)(l sihy p7tyment t•ti:tpoitsett with wal ki 'Aetause he (Mania) ,intertet . ed to prevent twat : 4lo6nm' below he Court.. • • , Fitaxioortiivon.—‘f , Wero !hose motions to prtteuro. an answer to same Watley:, in pthdat Its e. Mr. MO'uld.--; , -" They were, my Lord." " I.ord. Va,,txtraottiontlit.—"''that dti." The paymen t of .561. haring beo..n.' admitted,' a Nerdi6l Was'given for the res:ititte,'ticitlitt thereto the 1 , •, interesit , 31. . • - - courvr or :11ANC.ERN", mAvi . L.K or—m.tcxtr,. . • wa&,an. ttr plicatlininn the part :0 — e . ,1116.- Back 4npt to bave-Mr. Wood.i, ono of theAlakini.e.-;,.sub tl-'4"l iti the l'hYtl/0114 Dot only (if titet.:itf'.irt! Of. the rLtpt fiSUllt; kkalich tunnel tiircaigh , hfilio".il.n tancl„ b tA t ID amt. ,part,o,f . it , ,,whipb,had or,4tteti by NttMlebael., who , had catne tiaukrupt,t,and cg-nitvit whom: anattaelunint .-lead been issued the tonn for, the craw` of • 75(4. of Mr. etFet.:l4, ,reinaining itr his (Mr.. Sir SAswim BoAtiLty mid Mr. ATOUTAT.TE Stated the caveat considerable length ou the `part of Mr. MaCkie. . • , , 11 Mr. LttActt or Mr. Woadis, contended that.'i though W i g might have been ittiViiiident, he' 'flotilla. dune any thing to fake Ins case out cif` the -.romman tale, if.y whictilt..waS lair ("Own. that an !Aisig,nee.wns liable for those sums only which he himself uplifted, and nut 'for such sums as - catue Into thobands of 114 c!o-assignee. • • „ . The Lout, CII A ticuLixsw sai'd, the .pre , ient . was one of the -ve7 worst Cages' of the Itiint,'Nitilth4ititi ever come bcforo him. —The Petitiolier'l li;' l c• kit', wei ,i Gentleman, ‘vho by great attentielifttithe ( Wiwi of his proleasion,..Wifiell he carried en . at L ew i g horo, 1 , ,,,ent, .cotittvt(l to Adetitlloht,. tor 41 large' family ti •klO . ot begneii Tatid-40601,'Fiott log his. health - to; bt . in a declining,stste„ and dliir= ous of falling on some plan by whiCli, with loss s3t i gue 'the ziit tiat inn '6f lA fainily might b e bonetitted, hit attemtati W:l4 tilif6ollo,acly at. 'lrae , Aid by .one or thdse atittirtisemen i r th A re wthily. -to be, to th T f ondont - NiiVspAliers i by V e t ) tch persons haying tit then - 'commitutt ii few e lliottiand Putinds,...are infoilped that:rhey lofty kaea a knitted. as outliers in a inercantilo'nr,,loan retprif. per via; 4nti Li) NPON 4t the Subt-Orvi • 6 large twofits.' Decelv 41 ed by ; '4 4 triltl. .1 of this-' kind, Mr. Ma.:kie agreed:to - enter into partnership. .with a person - of the rinme , of Davis; carrying on:the -cotton busineii,in the City of London,' and advanced hi that concern the'sum. of 15091. : The first profit which-he derived from :this' .adveaitilre was bisbeing.. arrested,' about two months after. he had entered :into' it; at theliait ' Of it. Mr: 'lll‘Mielliter, :to whom ,axis had .ganted. a bill' for: i 0014 under -the. Coin pa ny firm. The bill having - beengranted„however, without 'value, .and being merely an accomathdation to I%ir. MfMichael, Mr. Mackieliad' hint ' imme diately arrested,. and recovered back the amount • of.:the bill: and costs. He also took inirriediate steps for dissolving •his imprUdent connexion ; the necissary deeds .ter that purpose were executed and advertisements inserted. Shortly afterwards, hOWever, Mr. M'Michael again , carne 'forward with .atlahn fort4t :granted sin. his favonr, 'by Davis, .under..the Company firth, and on this: bill; though equally itiValid with that... on • which he had formerly admitted he could not recover, as appeared .erom his repaying the amount of it. with costs, hp. sued ;out . a ComtnissiOn • of Bankrupt. against 'Mr. MaCkitt. ;.At the meeting for the choice of Assig , noes, Mr.'M'Michael, being the only claimant on the Company's curls, except an Attorney for' his bill, for prwparing the deeds:of dissolution of partnership to the amount of -'261. named - himself and •Mr. Woods(who•had also attempted to claim under the Commission,- .for f:ool. , ,payahlt4,. 0 Mr. • •M'iMitibael, and: indorsed by !mu to We ohms, 'hut of which 4 proof had been: refused by, the: Commis. :loners) assignees on Mr.. Mackie's: ertate. was no evidence.to thew, npr 40414.4ip dined tnbelieve, • that. Mr. Woods-. was a party in suing out this, Commission, which was a gr6is abtiSe of (fie authoyitrof the Great . Seal.; but this he felt hitmelf hound 'to .Say, on. the authority of Mr. •Waod's own letters, that after-having, at the reguest of Mr. Al.‘Michael, allowed himself to be appointed one of the Assignees, 1) .had .cntered into a conSpi.'• racy with hitn,.to apply the proceeds of thu,bank topes estate,•which might come into their hands, in the trade of varnish-tuakers,- in which it appeared they sv . gre joi4tly. concerned. Navjpg allerwardif differed a 4 to :the m•pportiops,of these tuna's, which were to be aimed to remain in the. hands of Poch ,l Mr. Woods i atietigth wished to withdraw frau) : the Nituation of Asf i ignee, assn to do so, and to enable him to .make affidavit that he had no part the ipolitypt's estate in bis•possession, 'he paid'ov . L':r to the amount of ,wl. into the hands of M'Michael, thereby,.,on tnisrepresentation'of the situation in which, he hadaetually stood as to the est, of Mackie, procuring himself •liberated from the office of Msignee, in„, these eireums.tances; his Lordship had no doubt that Woods w is iliac not only for the pa,i4 overlay hiin...to,APM. but tiko : tot- the suits 11inve)f,previous to tile order liherating,Pood front the officl . pl i Assigned: Illy bores lip Would require much to satisfy him: that he was not even liable fot- the vi(hoie daniage which Mi./%lA4i„ h7h st taitled by. .ntcaus of both noes. 4` Writs Poor him, front the'-sitila lion in n wltth he had stood, not to have known that any one of flit, whidt Ltd contra into the hands Of either, tva,; ',more than sufficient 'to 'pay all the debts el.iiined finder 4, CoininissiOn; - heing only shoat';.' 171. Thq hats, withstfludihl, gone . on Biitittrtingthe different fundi of Air:. into cash, and had oven sold his hob,di(,ld turning himself 'and . afdtuily of e'tlit children . out 'of 4idship"("il4.ifr'Ld it, thenefore, to go thOtoimiiisSioAr's to as'( vi tnin . tbe' .nett ColleC.ted to theoi der liberNing `, , oods.irott tur.t:oti of AA : iignee. 61‘ the: amount collvete,d Since that pftiOd. On hea . ring the report' of the COnitnisiotirs' i 'dioultl'giVe:suelt relief as it was' in .his power to allOrd ; and he' was by no means sat stied; it' the ca , -ii; did not 'wear a more a/lie:mince than it seemed to his Lordship to do qt o . eic . ni,, whether it U.-4nid n 64 be proper in him to another trilmual, smote competent to Ilea! with it than lie was, sifting jet that ordt.red W to pay the co.,ni ofthi3 and tile lot timer Ip , jheatioit.* . - • • . • • , eou RT PP CON! Ic)N PLEAS. Dtc..g. 42!'2' N t k liVaft 311 .1 A. 4110 A:?? f` 11a', ToItNIUt riIoRGAN . .. This; was an naiowfor ati• assault, and brbitslit by the ;the •Deletidat4 to idover magus forth , . ;,lifitry - he BtWaitiect:to his healthigit4' (ealogs', in . consequeuce of the vielpitce used by the " • t Pcl• the r r, oase to the nry„ frani partieA are . eut, I':()yeti 11l che r sa&lUe Doe, I;iljkAVSi ; 1 1W, the foi . ctler Oliv;4;um is a cientleinan np Wards nf. fifty; and verS ,- Oheptilent and' tiii`%ifieldy itj p'eriton ; And arc lmter an arbic(ic, iniclole-agtill m,:patif of Okitot,p2r las', at Aunt hill Avo iii I ;tttcrllooll of it al ill Cllr; illaltt gr . f? y i111(1 if,Atpitly atisaulteal by the ' .beture' the dotir of tht latter, in York- • , Si rt!ei, porotii,n, fur no apparent., .;Info or prorotiitiiii. The piaintift had been at the de. f(.:ndant's house, and while he was standing at the dear, in converptiqn - with him and ,his partner, a he'vialently . pushed hiriti 'dew!), and . thoioot4'.Gentleiban 'rolled trOrn tiff , the kirb stone inteqhe kerinel,• and thence into the street, the. mire and tn nclrof a ditty day, In tionae quente.of 41,0 fall.and bruises .he received' frorn•thiS ..violenti.itV4ol±, the plaintiff \..li 'eo,nfio.ed honse'for ei-I.ot or nine. ilaks.' The' I.kartied'Serjeaftt 'Observed, Matt - the defendant had' expreased in' indifibrifbee as ti.) tf iMprapriely 'of his conchta, ttud been-14'0rd tt declare 'he 'should not mind ilottslOefetblB-unin. of. riitiney at Jaw, or atuth:its44l*-iiyr tvOkhurgfred ponnda in damages. Under all these eiretirnstlitiees at. the Juiy ItandS 4 , ould.e6Oeive that:eeniens'ation the itju ries htf had S 441ainettlendly calle&ter. . - .4 - o'Atui4kor .ertis , stitenierit the. Learned Serj(,airt'. eallett M. .I,riti)oni, another'. 'hop, 'l4titor . , and ith4 defendant, who' swore pqsitikel that lift-..dift the Philirtiff titrony rea.sopAhlo Vieek , boll4l) , .t - eg the atnkift;.• ir)C 11t*e'd 'lO vt . ; - 'Aided purPosely„ . — 1,14, do -ft dil ilt - ;anet.' , .llli; pa rule*, ti‘tr..lAlorley,. were too.d . . ••-,• titer in the passage - of theies house, tilfat te.i.• say, to Mr.,:luctier,v.. .7"6"O'd ,b f etter g i g ; borne :" ind 1 he. 'phititiif havVeied ) ttiat rfb 'arniot knoiN what he meant." ThOSe Were the only 'words he `heard ,at all previous 'to-.the:Osault, which took 'place immediately: on Mr.l'arrier's git ing utterance to that 'eipression of aid not perCetV'e that the plaintiff bad. any bruises, bUt he rolled great'ViOlence 'him the street, seemed nt i och bgitated, and with difficulty'. got up frOut his Igfeeable situation, On cross.:etUnbitiation by Mr. Cock 0.t., 116 adhered to` his fornier statement, and insisted tWit lie did not perceive any pro Vocation on the, part of .the Plaintiff. Thomas lientOri, another bop merchaili;an i d neighbour to the defend:int, .stated, betid not se e . the origin of the' otiple . astnit affair, but, upOn being. •• informed of it, -he daffie' out of his honse,'and tier eived the.pjaintitf lying on hi s s htick in, the mud,. . Very much agitated; and had' difficulty to get up. 'Mr. William Qlapharn; a partner to the,' plain tiff, stated, that be did' not see the phlintill. of i The .day the assault was co.nni.ttes..a , ow, on the metn ing following, at breakfast, he sseenied'in labour - Under some uneas'pess; from' the trijiffy he had sustained. , He -walked up and 'down stairi With great difficUltYand.latneness. • • On his' cross-examination by Mr. Setjeaut Coc 'ELL, he stated, that be did obierve aity-bruises about the visible part •of the body, neither. Was he prevented • froth going about ,his ordinttry bitsFitess in the hotie ; but 'he continued to "labour under the Inconvenience and pain of: the assault for eig'fht' or ten 'days.' Serjeant Co oKkt.t.'addressed the Jury with his - wonted good sense anct,..go6d on 'rue ixtrt of the defendant, and urged'. the kiltriness of this 'action, brotight for the put'poSe of recut ,damages, where no real injury was sustained by the linty complaining. On the Other lumd, • admitting that the assault was'really committed, both the question had not appeared to the, Jury. The, 'i,vitnesstis who were called on the part of the plain tiff did -not see, or did not choose to Oate,. the origin of the dispute, which was equally wrong on both sides, arising out of some trdlitog . difference. His object, under 'ail these circuustancs, would be, to . send the parties out Of Cont,t" in,.g604 moor and good friendship with etich thid,, 'by 'refusing to give•damatres, to do awa y.• any cause of ftit , :tre hie' rings or Itilling,•out," Ile trusted that the .Jury would, with their usual good sense, decide itcdording to the real merits of the Ihse. Sir JAMES IVIANs.VIRL.Ji summed up the fiets of the caite for the July, who gave •a verdi c t f or th e plaintitr—baMages t mini. and costs' 40s. IiAYI,P,Y V. lIATIIIISON, • This was' an action. to recover •the sum •of '5 01. paid.by..tlie plaintiff to,theAlefendant, 'for Ifors,‘, whiCh the latter sold to' the! former nutter an' en gagetnent of warranty,. but which horse torned.out to , be unsound at the expiration of.a fortnight. - plaintitf, in-this case is.a respectable young geetleman, and a member of the Society.of4Frien4l, and the detendant is a gentleman who, it appeared; deak privately in horses, without licence. • It appeared from the statament of .Coutnsel, an:l afterward, ;,tist'iiited by evidence, that -the ..plaintilf was' riding' from his 'house- in town ioi.hia , liouies'at Kingston, , Itf Surrey, when,he nt'et;ll-44dordhkrades servant 'riding on the above-mentioned- horse.--iTlie plaintiff,' struck with the peculiar 'grace aarid'heflilt* of the animal, asked the man. If his matterrivatauld sell' the horse ;"the servant-anstvere.d that he believed his roaster would haveno objection to•sell it, and that' The' . price was bo-gtihteas. Aveividirthil v. the plaintill worth, whaberho rode ttiew days afterwardS,''rind aftericalling on the tletendant at his house, • posed to pay .the sum of 301. in money, niitt`'his own , horsei - whicht he valtu3d Oil. in 'lieu' delendant'!'s The. bargain was ' , soon 'struck; upto the exeltar4gO,'liorie •beingiVarranterl.. thS. defendant. The !aceOrilitigly took the horse homel.vfith hiw, but at the end 'of a fort= night, he could =keep , the 'hare no •hinger, 'being troubled withatt hit:arable disiease, roaring iti . the larynx• of . the.thrOat, which rendered h id] Con's- PlettlY ntitdoNtfil:The.ileferithint refused t take him bark, a4 O- Ligiiig) l 4lB .l .ool'. excuse, that he' dhuld•tot take' him bieltr• ii 4 Vie' condition- he' was 'then with' his tail cut/ ;artel , one of his knees ent.' rEvidenct- tit Cid:4lo4e thNs was . adduttd, ' , an t ! the allegatintl/ilatYthe defendant-sold th#4l( . )re tipdfi A,vartarrtyiwas Prirtedby . a Mr. Morley, tp Whom the defdndautdboAdeetittedilharlie had warranted the horse to be sourulttivilk-Mairnitr..-: . • t kva4 Itigtittttlifil444 l part et . the defendant,- .tri la t theed-was,o6 erisgoigtment mane' by Itie iiefemitint tai warrant , thle The plaint .wasiaWare at the, tifite' , he' bOught `the •lini:Se, that it 'was . )trofthl4wift roarcrig,i thddefOrdant.:4l:not pretend-to SA y , :t hat it nftts rt sciundlirse; atid , the'platlitiffr•botig,ht lumY with' his eyes '..oitent:-,.:ltA We's' Atc) ratcd, that the plaioinf's horse, which he had *iven was found to be sand whetilie got to time de foridant's- 4 stalfle4: • • • To firm* the above' , staternel/t.• the defendant's servant .tuns called, whn tuld a story corOyponding 'with that /tatement, but oz -hi4 etosgexteininatiOrt by • Mr. VAu GRAN, tCS #OllOAy • Wit 9 - go unteli shaken, thiit little credence Was . girew by .the Court. lie . denied that his , rtightitlnkviti hirse dealer, Litt: he'acknowleolged etFitit tint4nli the short tune that he was in tbe-servic'e; - :u4iiieff' WAS' three i non ih s ,- b e h a d put;a4sed five .hbriesl; hnd . 861c1 {war. : • Sir J A '`,l ES ' 11 , 1 A N 511 Ecri'fitimmed;, Up. tll6 eridelit:d thr the Jury, who refuinieettf ver'crict . l'or' 'the plaih. tilt----.1)31)1ave9 501. 1 - Costs4os. - • • • Mr. Jatneii )1e ey yl, t 4 , t tivn of a )ady 01404 finale,. Who resides it) ~Biter -street,. ri4kiwith .a 'shocking and ;and aNidifot. ye:inAday, mtirtaing4 near occa,,s)ooeriky the fallin g of, his kerse. The yutplii,pse4tAinan,, why v:41,0 1 a visit ,to A relAiono Alri..Baynalp, „in thit-pe ig hour!, god, was ,tatting tt short ride, when his horse,took,ftig.44l.ol.4 Yingling some 94.14.,a ; ,p1tinge,0n to the foot p,it h, supped , up Ayjj,k) „Op, grwleg 1491041, and r ) 14 ' 1 Nr-. ; 4Poloy •citiogt(A on;.1 w dreadfully 4twt,that he ,40.0 - vived,, bul, a ;tart • - Aka 64;11 - 1 . 4. , tt.,b) /} st, and übiistied by WIcLIAur A/04 1 G tie `~Ckf4►`l6 of ' s6l . l4 i 4l 4 l tOn"* St r ell '' r • :CR IS;0. ie, betand Wh4c ti4evirws, OrrYo's fo r tle Paper, I etters- for (bc Editor, Src, (pQst-pizi4o, inuttlbc-; CORPS D'ELIT:g, 011 RIFLE CORPS, Thereis an article in a Foreign Journal, on the organization .of the Corps d'Llae of the I'i•ettch Army, wbleb may-throw considorable Ite " :Manner in which this army has yvt always able to return , viaorious theAkiiitlier i.inifh 'Caber armies, and Which deserves so.tuutly the tunre atteytion, as it ii said tuba the resultof a can-. tinned. intercourse of prolesiiicured- mon with the !post clistingdisite4.l and best itifiirtned French Oilicors. Every :11.itslial of Fraiice, :3ecordiog to this ac couht, With ifts division of OW ai tuy, .a Corps d`F.lite of 2000 rifierne•tr, wifo tiei•e-e miss their iilark . - . • -at allistatice. of 150 paces, Slionid the . armk be ••••• coticentrateti -for - a general 'cigag'emttrit, men clupose a separate;.'Ciiri , s - of 16-,oott oiert, .w•he • are fOrtucd•two•de9,?, aik are .poso-d• We i) • 'where the eitetny'sli'opTts - 14:•lie t • 4 1114 •Cotfis tiut•.kerf Jo,v:t its: to nod ill-a few (flinu(l:',- i i, in.,: of the enemy is destroyed: fo:tr I:to';at•.t thus tlisposi.rot . , aßci int:toffy past'lltroug'o, 'the .titleinen tf.;ntcr,,„"(h 4 • opcning4 in - the 7etie.. ; .uys• fin;tb, aii'ac; , , ftekt corps in bothlLitiks , and•iit ric e '. This; -men of inforniation, een-time' 'to conquer till ..: its opponents possess an -Nita nurnbei of etotally • good mat kstnep for with Out "theku, • if 'both - witnie 4 are.equally well , c‘otittriancled, Shaz s ii.would only the work . of chance: •At presenti-itls said, coots •of tti,oool . ifiemen..is: able., in 'avery—short'iiine to • - annihilate a corps of do or-40,000 Ln6ri, •' Besides this Corps d'Elite of xiilent'ett, eVery.l‘l l.- shal. has, in every. company,. •several expert marks.' men; whottever inks theirnion, .wi k ose, only duty i# to pick 011 the' artiiiervinen - and •offieers • in. fora but above all the commalicling'efficer, whiciv •are able to do'at tso'paCes. Beiich:s . the -:;trong Witt ' of artillery, each -Mats:dial los; with his ditthiotts two battalions of horse srtilleCy to act with bi . seorpi d:Flte 'of, Ottoman, who equal them in the rapidity, • of their .manceuvres, and quickness' of their lire tl)ose , bintalioni..areiididom separated, -bn t are mated by ie!tratry•and sharp , shOoters, and Only' at :Witt!' tlitthr, and 'ate able, it . is. ssid, desiroy a'AVIOI tt. " regiment, with a few discharges'ot grapemitd cati4 Ulster, in a very short thne.'•••-•l3esides . : p.il v titib..:lielll - Marshal has. A•torps (n . mounted :it2ingers,', coo-oor ...; be employed ~m ith..elltd• either ;tgaiust cztValry•'u iln4ntry. lie 'has - alio' a- c..iti4 •V:o,l4g...u'rs, who' are pr4lised to 'climb w ills;' .leap ditches, andrafs.- taught to Vault behind the cavalry, by wliotti they are carried to the place of action, , when they , mount: and take - post In the thitkets; and behind apd hedges.- In a 'general attack', the ;.tbore • fuentiimied Corps d'Elite 'of riflerneti; moaned i•an4 . •Pria:-.auttl horsivartillery; 'of all the divisitinS::of the :,44rtray, ; is assembled f or th e 'p ur O we lot bfeakiiig tits" • fnetEt:' s ceutre, by •wiell Iti the viiitagtitierits of the • two last years the tine of the day was determined'—!' When , the enemy are thus broken, the - other troops are-only ' , used' to overwhelm and destruy • all that comes before. them. It iTalso :t maxim, though it bas.uot. Always been followed, ntreC't o attack but with a superibriluinber, and tft spare no,ttiejans 0 ' tli:;coier the force andlaositiurvOl the coenly: , • I' Nptwithstancling several persons havittg.lost tlteig liFei3Otit a few days vieoe,, by haatily.yetiturlog the ice before it was ~ 4.utficiently otrong tQ4eari ,ol°- tiler ; Was yesterday added to •the' tist at. eentouvitio ,,--- 4, l luFA 3 .er of boys ,r 4“ pt.ccipitately on the ka . in pop 4,, when it broke, and, one. 4 . rbe. boys "o'' ". drowned. His name was Pike, the 'son ot ;4,0 0 : pewter at Suctiers' Town. • GreFiO has been occasioqedatpongst tho' 1411e1 " -- : firms by the snows, .1.Q.0:011c - ei tateP • in the oectipation_of. ROWN.Z/CEP.i in the Mid!' 9f:444 3 ey, , Lauer*t, &if ailqe . p , ,giere fottn.d:dead; ao * tilWarfls. of !ivo more are - nnsuni i ,W . O . atisorrY rsevet;al persons 4ive.peristUtd in Idl irer " :l( ' I .Pg4ELI A Per 6 on, " 11 9$P.tlgrmtAtOtalve,./la . wa,found dead between Keswick and Cockerown ll " ,of Scqtrk . c2nitliard's , r . , of Lanercost, 'perished in tsitgoloting: lo ;.wrH. t .54 - I.qtsi is tteop., Sevgral other shepherd. Arr slipposea to' have Inet a similar fate.' pep t# h 4. attended g a tip : l l istre.l l ,l« @ it: : 01'4 i rtrair l . t.. 400 .; 01t*, and ark) snichkrod ,to ,baye,:iyerishel f t iiVltVl l .ll9f:s;\ life 1234 1 944 4 1 416 • • ' • ► ' ' r • ( 7• 1 1 l!:' "th in , t. -t r, ,;, ,fy, 'c -. • t ~ 1 ;1 ‘ : ' . 'P .; ,- i .1 ~, i . . . trinki i j:ki.:ll, Fill .. of N:11 t l / 4 ,11.1!1,-* 1 r ~t, 7, :4 I. 10:41:,,;4 , 044.4,,zikm., . , , ~ ,:,,, o.4•Tve:day,.imrti...on, ; . ..t., lii,i li .4 4 .; i., iI. 0.10t!..f .' • :` , 1 , 7 '...Fait ; 1 . 1'4 t.„ ~; ~; ; , .i. 1 ),,,,, , Ai P. ot - a 1) ill ll, ''' • .•, - • ~,'LL---,-......- . -- ,--.-.....—,...—___,..____..... . 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