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FROM THE LONDON GAZIaTE, JUNE 12. 4 1dmivaty- 0 Wee, Jullie 1.2, 1813. Copy - of a Letter from Captain Taylor, of his 11,Iajesty's Ship Pon°, odaressed Itear-Adnnral Fremantle and trans , nutted by Vice-Admiral Sir Edward' Pellew to john Wilson Crolier, Esq. His Majesty's Ship Apollo, off Otranto, Dec. '22, 1912. As the position of the tower of St. Catoldo (which "is the strongest, between Brindisi and °trait()) nitorded great protection: to the enemy's vessels, and having yesterday, with the Wenzel, chased tribaccalo to it, I was induced toendett- Your its destruction. The boats were under Lieu tenant George Bowen of the Apollo . , and *Michael Quin, of theyeazel. The enemy became so much discouragediat Murat's Neapolitan colours being cut down by the first shot of the. barge, that the towel' was carried without the assistance of the ships, ot (I fan happy to add) any loss. It con tained a,telegraph,- three guns, and three swivels, and is blown up ; the vessel .was without a cargo. I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) B. W. TAYLOR. Office nf Ordnance, June 8,, 1813. Corps of 'loyal Artillery Drivers.—Second T,leutenant Davi Kettnear to be First •, Lieutenant. vice Willie, resntned. John Shore., Germ to be Second Lieutenant, vice .li.esinear, Henry Tracey, Gent. to be ditto, vice Sclirinener, whose appointment dries not take place. Commiciion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen, The Revereini David Protheroe to he Deputy Lieutenant. Ist Regiment of Royal Surrey It. Walker, Gent. to be. Ensign, on a vacancy. 2d Regiment.—William Latham, Gent. to he Ensign, on a vacancy. - _ 4th Regiment of Local Slade,; E. 1. to Lieutenant-Colonel; T. Chaioner tlisse, F.sq. to he %joy ; ...W. G. Scott, Daniel Belt, jua.J. W. tl'ilistanley, Harris, Thomas finish, J. Scott, W. P. Wilson, .1. Tliotnos Barnes, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Richard Smith, Gent. to be Surgeon: sth Regiment.-,Ensign J. Riley to be Lieutenant, vice Mes senger, resigned; J. Thomas, Cient. to be E.risign, vice Bile,y, promoted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants. North pants Regiment of Ronan . Cardiff, • tient. to Ensign. South East Regiment of Local J. Thomas to be Lieutenant; W. Tbomi►s, to be ditto. South Hunts Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.---. 1. Weld, Esq. to be Uentenatit Colonel, rice Murray, resigned ; G. Eyre, Esq. to be Maim., vice Weld, promoted; I'. Dickson, Cieut.- to be Lieutenant. Commissions signed. by the Lord Lieutenant of the North . Riding, of Yorkshire: North York Regiment of Militia.—Ensigns R. Grillett, Mewburn, and T. T!sompson, to be Lieutenants. Samuel • - Potbainley,.to be Ensign. „ Ist Regimentlif North York Local Militia-Ottiwell Wood, N. to be Captain. 211 Itegiment.— !!iurgeon, 411• Regiment.—W. Wanne, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Commissinos Signed . by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. Terry, Gent. to' be Ensign and lat liatlation of North Hereford Local 111ilitia,—R. TIM, to be C 4 1' 1111 ; R. T. liana, C. &a., W. Newman, and J; Thom 4, , ; ients. l o be Liertienants. Williams 'Esq. and W. Jones, Esq. to be Captains ;J. Patesliall, Hill, and P. Griffiths, Gents. to •be Lieutenant*. Art:hen:n.l4l llegisuent—G. Ttootes, Gent. to be Lieutenant; G. Sheptierit, Gent to be Ensign. Counisis*ions in the Witt hire Regiment. of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. T. Sturges* Mills, and J. ‘Vilson, Gents. to he Lietiteriauts. •Cinninisions in the "Royal Clarence'Regiment of Cardisaii shire Local 3lilitia, signed by the Lord Litutenaot J. Lloyd, vice Pr:ipert, resigned; 3. Gibbs, vice 'Mamas re si uctl, and I). Jenkins, vice • I.4Vise, derseascd, • timanti. Commluions kigned by.the Lord Lieutenant of the County of ' - • Nottingham. Nottingiimsbire Regiment of Militia.—S. Barker, Esq. to be Cliptain, rice Dickenson, relignett ; Ensien J. Bidill, to be Lieuteitant; T. Browne, Gent. to be Etvogn. Ist or Nottingham Regiment of Local J. A Stevens., Esil. %nee Baton, re,ijned ; E. Almond, Esq. vice V;eetli, resigned, to be Lientenants. W. Ttipman, Gent. John Henry Sadler, Gent. vice ileight, r ,, lgned henry A.tttithurrow, Gent. to be Inaigns. W. Williams, Clients. to be Surgeon. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. R. WalmesieyiStockport, Cheshire, victualler. TIANICRUPTS. William Farmer, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, ironmonger, to surrender July 2,3, and 24, at elaven, at thg , Monson's Arms Inn, Gainshorough. Attornies, Mr. 'Hough, Gains. borough, or Messrs. Longdlll and Butterfield, Gray's-Inn.. John Andrews, san. Birrninsbam, joiner, June 2!, 22, and and July 24, at twelve, at the Goirge Inn, Piglieth, Bir mingham. Attorniei, John S. Stuart, Esq. Staple-Lin, or Mr. Edward Miter, Birmingham. Thomas selsl.l, Leadenhall-Market, poulterer, June 15, 22, and July 24, at one,, at Guildhall, London. .Attornies, Mills,Messrs. Robinson, and Young, Parliament.street. !Vuillard Poole; Worcester, comb-manufacturer, June 13, 19; and Jai) , 24, at ten, at Ouildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hord, Temple. Robert Savage, Hayes, Middlesex, cattle salesman, June 15,. 29. and July 21, at one; at Guildhall, London. Atturnies, Messrs.'Rohinsots and Hine., Charter-House-square. Min Whitfield, late of Quebec, North America, but new of London, June 15, and July .24, at eleven, at Guild- London.' Attoruies, Mr. Lewis, King's-Bench-walk, Temple. Thomas 'llitrelter, St. Pancras, Chichester, monster, June IU, '2), and . July 24, at eleven, at the White florse., cheste r. Attoruies, Messrs. J,ilt nson, Price, and Freeland, Chich,-ter, or Messrs. I baton-garden. John Wi:,t Mason-0 reel, Kent-road, linen-draper, June let, tt eit'Veii, and July 24; at ten, ut Gitildball, Lon don. ; -tiney, Mr. Robert Ann:sley, Angel-court, Tbrog non it • !s.Vcet Yorkshit e, tnercharst, 'hay 1, at six, 9, ;Ind 21, at eleven, White Horse, Leeds. Attornies, Mt. Tlionia, Itoriser Granger, Let:ll:4, nr Mr. Gtorge,Ed. tnnothi, Exchequer Other, LiticolueN-lon. Su.cloon, urbnol,gri.xer, June 96, 96, and July 4; .1: rlevt , ll, ;it tlti Itrd I.iuti 11111, Stockton, Attor nii,t, 11,11.,,,c1;., Si,t,looll, Sluper and Heath, Montagiii—street, Francis Davenport, Nlaueltehter, victualler, June 9, 10, and July 2 , 1, at eleven, at. the Muidey-Arista Init, Ntinctiesver; Attornieg, fir. Cardwell, Maticheter, or ilr. Elliv, • Gbarl ct.".'?'-mile. DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall, London Jnty G. R. Strand, jeweller, at ten. job , 3. .1. Oltiueste.r-"Terrace,.Cppgne.rci4l-r0441,! mertnont, at one: July 6. J. Myth, C.helmqforil, merchant, at eleven., July la. vv. West, .Verion, Surrey, ealieu-printer, at eleven. July J, J. Newman, Lawrence-lams, victual t ler, at twelve. .luly a, ,A. Cheltenham, jewefler, at one. Jo!, W. Whitting - ham, late of Lynn, Norfolk., printer, at ,one. 'i'. Gate 6, Hobert -,trtent, Chrkullitrch, S ict.ttaltrr, at 1. Price, t kit, 3, .1. rit atoll rick, `tit. i fisillniung , j!,Cy.t. Pfeil anti E. Van VourBt, - 13i0wys:.,.ti‘• :its:-street 'V 1).-4161tilug, tlpbot3terer, at 2ne. Ant) 3. Vv. 14,e5),C1riketutte.4trect, I er,'l4t.tt ,tf I , ..;'isox t victualler, at t • I. .1. Chektit 411.. , )al-nicr. • 11.. t. Norton. F4lgitte, e1,,,,m otiger, lit one. • ti „ trol6iNt-elt-utrcei, ot.. one.. July 4, .1. Lloyd, Woolwich, cl) ,, senlOoger, at tine. LON1)ON Printud. 1,,,J At the suw July 3. Nnison, - W. Andrew: *hit G. Wi friday-street, Oita-11441e, warellottAcisien, at one. July 3 ; W. l l . wetrulow, Nlanehestert draper, at twelve. July 3. lir4 'reed, inn. riunh-lane, Cornhill, tailor, atone. July 3. P. Dingwall, Ludgate-hill, grocer, at ten. July 3. It. Collier, "s'ely Bond-street, merchant, at *nth July 10. M. Kuight,,Prospect-place, St. George's, victualler, • at one. July 10. N. tiellings and W. C. Stebbing, Delahay-street, Westminster, ta►lors, at one. Jnly to. S. Slyt ls, sen. and S. Slytb, jun. bite of Simtbmolton , street, chinarnen, at one. June Y 2. W. Watlen, Great Canditidge-street, 14ackney-road, builder, ut 'one. July 8: F. lily:int, Holborn, leather-seller, at ten. July 3. S. C. Webb, Bath, 111011Cy-getivener,at twelve. July 3. J. Emberly, Ship-Inn-yard, Southwark, corn-dealer, - - at one. July 13.—G. Notley, Dartford, Kent, innhohler, at twelve. July 7. E. Marston, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, .cork-catter i at twelve, at the Three Queens Inn, Maim-upon-Trent. July 9. W. Brown, late of Kepler St. Giles's, Darhanr, miller, at eleven, at the Whent , Sheal, Franiwellgate. July O.T. Bull, Watilmrst, Sussex, shop-keeper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. July 9. G. lludle , Alfriston, Sussex, grocer, at eleven, at the saute place. . • July 6. W. Smith, Alfreton, Derbyshire, mercer,. at ten, at the White llart, Barton-noon-Trent. • July S. T. Garner, Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arias Inn, Penkridge, Staffordshire. July 10. J. Sykes, Nottingham, mercer, at eleven, at the Fly big-Horse, Nottingham. July a.. 1. Wright, pertly, surgeon and apothecary, at eleven, at the Kedleston Inn, Derby. July a. W. Kent and M. Kent, Mcrther, Cornwall, grocers, at twelve, at the White Hart, St, Austel. July 5. J. Ili - antic Aston, IVarwickshire, dealer, at twelve, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. July t 5. W. Porter and J. Porter, York, skinners, at eleven, at the Elephant And Castle Inn, Skeldergate, York. July 9. P. Edwards, Ilatubrook, Gloucestershire, Miller, at eteVeti, at the King's-Head Inn, Ross. Jury 1.2. T. Johnson, Sheffield, woollen.dreper, at twelve, at the Tontine Intl, Sheffield, June 2:1.-1 , %* IV. Bowzer, G. Overton, and 'L. Oliver, Pen deryn,'lrim-masters, at the Castle 1011, Brecoli,, at t.elve, • July 20.--rW. Kirkpatrick and K. Cott, Breed:•:street, Cheap side, werehoulemen,.at ten. • , CENCI IC AT ES' —J u 3. J. P. De Sotikt Clifford-street, wine-inorcliant. It. Nindtlock, Roi4niary-lane, tirntto -merchant. A, Platt,,itin Liyerpool, merchant. W. Dantl, rousliii.niannfacturer. R. Badger, Bury, Lancaster, Innholder.. • P. Croke., Liverpool, niorelnint. ;- - J. StOilefililll,jUil. Nortlitawten, Devoinliire, linen and wool- len-draper. . . . . . , J. Emanuel, Porrsea, glass-dealer. J. Sykes, Nottingham,. mercer. A. Masetnneyer, Liverpool, ..merchant. , W. S. Maitland, Nurtll , -strett, fled Lion-square, merchant. J. Hemingway, Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer. - • • J. Cockburn, Ilgit-street, St. ?5 , 130.-le=botle, merchant. 'l'. Fowle, Barmttqc, Kent, oa,l and line-merchant. • I). Norton, Llinningltant, gilt toyt»aker. W. I .larlts, I%'ilton-upott-1t• et:, I lereturtl, 'corn-factor. It. Sowdon, Exeter, linen-draper. S. Sawyer, Brigtol, merchant-. • OLD. BM LEV. Ou Siturday, eight prisoners were tried, five of tVbon► %veil; convicted of felony, and three were acquitted. The same day the Sessions were ended, when sentence of death was passed on the following sonars, viz. • Joseph Nash, Edmund Birkett, Wm. Badeoek, Robert Brady, Thomas Bontein, ,alias Peter trick Innis, for ; Elizabeth Thomas Edwards, alias Smith, George Ross, Jane Ruth, Mary frik, Norals :Murphy, and George Ltarman, alhi; Pearson, for ste:ah-; in a dwelling 2 homie ; James Smith, for house breaking ; and secret ii)g Igiottr,Ceontaini Basskonotes ; Matthew chap man, for borglary 5 30scphitichor4oss ion! James Simons, for a like otfence. . Eleven were hentetica :to 'be transported for life, viz.— William Puffy, Richard Raymond, Gen.Thown, alias Jerennah Healey, John Oliver, Joseph Sor ton, George Phillipi,. John Wilson, William Clark, Frederic Salmon, John Davison,.and Wm. Jenkins. Tour for fourteen years, viz.--Mari Roberts, Charles Games, William 'Morley, 'Thomas Jones, Janies Kean, Richard Walker, Natha n , Si- . mons, Thomas Long, Charles James Cooper, and Wiliam Thomson transported for seven years, Twenty-trop Were ordered to he transported for seven years, viz.—Geoige Hand, Thomas Davis, William Steven, Joseph Enron, Fity , seph Freeman, William Bartlett, Charles Rteves, willi nt o Horner, James Connor, Joseph Leoni, John Stephens, 'William (..;oddard, John Wake man, Charlotte Pearce alias Hopkins, Joseph Day, Thomas . 'Thompson, .Benjamin Jonei,'.. John': Si mons, Daniel Stephens, William Jenkins, and John Briant. Seven to be imprisoned in the )}louse of Cor rection at Clerkeuwell, for t Aro years ; fifteen for one year; and twenty-three for six ealendnr months each; twenty-two to be imprisoned in Newgate for various periods ; seven to be pri vately, ,and two.publiely ‘vhipped ; fourteen judg ments were respired ; twenty-one were fined one shilling.each and discharged ; and forty-one were discharged by proclamation. Sessions adjourned to the 14th of July next. • UNION-HALL.—James Marsh was brought nil on Saturday, by Lockie, 'and examined before the sit- Ong Magistrate, on 811 information, charging him with having roiled and assisted Louis Vatabies, Bypolite le Beare, Reine Romajn, and Dane Rene &demon Dugigne, four French otlieers, prisoners -6f war, who Were at large on their rt. role, at Alrestord, in Uanmpaliire, to wake their escape from this country, at Leeds, in Kent near Maidstone. A dc!ieription of the lies - -son bad been iodged with Lockie, .and 'he going into a riblie-honse in ,Tottenham-conrt, by chance, saw the prisoner there,'and took' him into custody. The prisoner did not deny the truth of the charge,, and requested the Magistrate to send him try Some plaee, of confinement in the Metro polis, where he might be near tiis *Felicia. "The Magistra'te, however, committed him to Maid- Stone Gaol, to, take his trial.at the next Assizes for Kent, in which county the otknce was-com . Rainer, the celebrated Kentish runner, is match ed by Captain fl CLAN' to TeSfOrni 100 miles on Newmarket racecourse in IS houl's, for eight hundred guineas, to take place in the month of September. Qn Wednesday, a party 'al/ or 12 young men, coming from the Brass Hills at Tivertou, up the river at Bath, to. the end of Norfolk Crescent, each endeavouring to be fir,t on shore, upset the boat, when James Bratcher, a journeyman painter, nuout 21 years of age, was unfortunately drowned. 11. N 0..;, Craven buildings; an.l Publisbrd b E, Nus 112, 6tramit, where ildrertii'ement*, Ordors t LAW 11EPOIM COLYilt ()I' KING's BENCH, JuNE BUDD V. F()ULKS. The ATTORXEY-GE . NERAL stated, that this ac tibu was brought by the plaintiff, as treasurer Of the College of Physicians, to recover a penalty Of 15001. from the defendant, for keeping, in her house, more than one lunatic, Site not having a license from the Commissioners appointed by the Ilth Geo. 111, cap. As the law now stood, with the e x cepti on o f the g reat public charities, no house Could be kept for the reception of luna tics, without the guards established by that Act. They were under the tillperintemlatice of the Col of Physicians, liable to be visited by members of that learned bud, appointed for that purpose; and no lunatics could he received without the cer tificate from a physican. lie thought the public even much indebted to the College, for having . commenced this action. It was their duty to bring it ; and he did nut doubt but the JiirF would be happy in enforcing this salutary act by their verdict. This' action was not brought by a Com moo informer, who was too generally a depraved and idle utun , who merely brought an action for his private advantage, hut it wis brought by the Learned Body, for the public good, and the pe nalty would go to the funds of that body, and not to the etuolument of any individual. it might be said, the defendant had not the means of paying sti large a penalty, but so salutary a . low ought not to become a dead letter, ancl it was at Ob.; pe riod most necessary to enforce it, for he was sorry, to say, that the keeping of unlicensed houses for the reception of lunatics had become a trade in the environs of the met ropolis, and in them he feared that many persons:were locked up, who ought not.— ile had been told a person at the head of one of our public hospitals owned the house, recommended the patients, nod received the profits. No person could lay fully keep a house for the reception of lunatics, without a license. lie would prove, by a female witness, who had. been collect in to take care of a - lady in an unsound mind, that three unfortunate lunatics were confined in defen dant's house, And how were they treated •I• Not us in the great, public institutions, support.: by the hand. of charity, where those unfo r tunate be ings were supp!ied with everycoinfort, compatible with' their unfortunate sitnation ; but, as might be expected iu ac habitation, where the only Lib : - ject was to make as much money by their resi dence as possible, these three unfortunate ladies , were fastened to a table with straig ht Waistcoats upon than, unable to lift their hands 'to wipe their mouths, whenever the mistress was engaged in the liuslness of . her hots{:, or whenever she might choose to.go out to take the air.. How many unfortunate persons !night be placed in the same sittettion.itwas impossible to say...: Unless the Jury would do their duty, in vain had the Le gklat tire enacted the safeguard of vain might that Court grant a writ of habeas Corpus. —in vain was it certificate required:, 'fatty trouble-, some relation sh o uld be z!ragged to one of those unlicensed houses, which, frotn being unknown, could not be the object Of 'any of those. re straints. • - Mr. Roberts, solicitor, to the College, produced the boo 4 of annals, and proved the hand of Dr. 113I'vey, the regi:itrar, to thc appointment of 01611611. as treasurer. Dr. Powell, secrvutry to the Commissioners for licensing, houses for the reception of lunatics, proved that no license had been granted to the de fendant. • Mr Roberts swore, that he went to defendant's house in Ivy hme, fluxion, in .the parish of St. Leonard, , Shorcditch; on the 2.lih February, 1812 ; he said to defendant that he believed she received limatie ladies ; she said she did. He asked if she had any room ; she said she had not, as she coald only accommodate three, having only herself and maid to look after them. Ile asked it she , tholight she should soon have a cane) , ; she s till she thought she should. Ile said be would call again. On the :id of March he culled again ; site recollected him, and said she had no vacancy. lit! asked how she cause to keep such a house without a license. She was inueli and said she could not afford to pay for a license, which was 10/. c he said she had incur red a penalty of 5001., and served . her with the process ; she said she was not worth that stint, and would be ruined, Ile asked 'it Mr. Dunstan, master of St. Luke's Hospital, kept the hotp;e ; she said he did not ; was the landlord, and re commended patients, but had nothing to do with . . the management or profits ot the house ; she said medical gentletnan attended .the .horse, her patients were not ill enough to require medical assistance. S. Stuitlison, went to defendant's house, by the order of Mr. Dunstan, on the 16th of Noreniber, 1811.; he and the defendant directed tier to take .t lady into the country, whom defendant said she had confined six months. There were four la dies at that time in the house Of the defendant ; some .of, them hail strait waistcoats, some had blocks ; the lady, wboin she took away, was double waistcoated,' had a !OA whiCh crossed the two wrists, and at night she had a lock on her legs. '‘Vitness took the lady into the country, attended her forty-two weeks, when she was nearly well ; she was at plaintiff's house on the 30th of September for the last time; there were then 4%1: ladies. • M, . MABRY AT for the defendant, objected, that the declaration in this action •was of Easter Term; and that the ;:it)th of September, the period itoh d to, beyond the six months; within whichTeriod, by the Act of Parliament, the ac tion most Lordlt.t.k.tiaouotton.,--Th e conversation with Roberts was on the 2thhor Peb. and : from that he most understand that 'the house was then full of. lunatics ; the condition of the boo on the 3011 i of September had also its relevancy as sliew 7 lag its character. • S. Stuithson.--- 7 Some of the ladies hod waist coats on ; all were treated as !unutics. tVheu de fendant Wak engaged, the ladies were secured..-- One Woi itouble-waistcoated ; had her hands l oc ked, and No tied to a very large chair: Lord . ILLlANnottouGll.—if must be supposed y WI 1,T.1,N.N1 A JIM IC Ell SCRIPPS, Snnth Units) n-street. Gr, for the l'oper, Letters for' the Editor, (pit gold) that they were restrairici in such a way al it is ne. cessary ;Inch unFortunate 02rsons &AN 'rhe ATToRNLY-C 4 BN REALsaid,,be ciouujoed ri order to shew that those ladies were impropeq restrained in Consequence of the wan pt of ropa attendance. S. Smithson..--That was the Case. Lord F.'a,LE,x-aonouon.—Thequesti ouo l f a r u ' , '- t . ,. e li,, t e Y o, out not to be mixed with' the present quotioa,. which was merely a civil action for tFe breach 41 an Act of Parliament. If any cruelty had b" cn exercised, it was the subject of a distinct italict' Meat. S. Smithson did not call again at defendaat's, in consequence of a. disagreement arg loaulia thinking that she had not,been sufficiently rews ra` ed for her attendance on the lady. 1 7 . The writ was then put in dated Al"r ch );, -8 , 1 ,.:,; Mr. MARRYAT said the appointment Of lid ' vs - Budd had not been read, so the cony in t hd book not being a record, his election proved. • ' Mr. rtil:lat.civ) e ll.i' l ll tt i • i y (ll' si i ‘t :t atill' t c l e t ex e s . This e l l .. % ‘ . .o i l d r s tl i p i r c E o e l l i . e e t ( t l i t b:( ) ) y e ro t il i t i l l e : r . h "tli,t(l ' t;t sufficient. • . Mr. MARRYAT then objected that the suit tv 3 s to be commenced in the name of the Treasurer; bY. llobe,ts, b co . u (r :: : : ll :o l l ll:i a le , : o l::: lll. ( a re : te l lh p i l l 'e r l trol i e v s ji t i . .;lt S ; tii t i: l : ; e : l it i !: t l.t: S .3 i l r i 1 .:. " ' IN I 1 .1 1 i 1 I i t t i tl e t l' hi e :: j: :It : President , and his ap )(tin t 'neut. was read o ut di" Mr. M.gataY,AT, said it might be a questio9o,,. ~ne t they the action Was broilhlit ogaiest the la-, 1 Person ; but he - rejoiced that this action fiat! it brought, as it Would -notify to the pubhc , t .. a such an Aet.exists, for t hi g • u ., s t h e f as t sot% Ile therefore that hid been brought upon it. thought, that the public would be benetioed, ,?",I, the College deserv.:4l to be praised for brin)lar the action. That the penalty had been i"'" ll 4 .c i l ; the evidence of Mr. ROberts bad pat 11q n . , 503 doubt ; hut the question was, who was the ,,,P„ c o l c r; to- be sued ? The person to be trued -wils the son really keeping the I would not lie againsit servant, tatioltdevt'l4l4lB.ool:4l; per servant. By the evidence of S. Sin' i appeared, that Mr:Dunstan was the owners i f sa ! Lord ELLexaottotton.—The Ac t sl' ' cop" person shall upon any pretence whatsoever, .. teal, !whom., entertain, or confine in any 1 1, 1 ":, 9 i t ti k he. should therefore hold, that tiny' pees, 3 the management of such house was lible . 01 ,6.. ' Mr. MsanYa.r.—Snpposing that' 'she s ti ll wzls bt ly the servant of Dunstan, would she liable ? • ~ she went -"" Lord EiLEv t7Oll did n ot sal " „,,e.. merely the servant ; but if she hid the nas '' ment, he should hold, her liable. he Jury, Lord ELLENBORPUGH, in hi 4 charge to t ' , . „,, declared, that this action was broni,),t ,°4l/t7l::,r,t: • wholesome statute ; that the indigen" ' the boy fendee bad, nothing to do with the Coe) h i 1 'r ', WaS positive, and unless the penalties " I ' e f l e t b i e le c y a r: ;.... a n soa tina" 2 carried d in b v e a yutuogaatoLly:t.,l,ol,l;advtouoges 0 ~,r 4 Act were apparent, for otberw— - A e b r e deprive , : of the advantage ?f:visi;""tites% knotviecige ot not be ope q to voLtitoon. Conuubsion,n7s„ such s l , means t n )o ie t : s : l o hi f t n a . e a l r n i e c y e c i c t ° r s i t e l ;r t i: et a 1: ;11 : re e l e a' n tbirkt: e e t ; \ l e i l l: ( ; ) ;;;;;„ ; he hoped there had not been any. • , ,orc awn h a d said, that alp/ person cenceo one lunatic, should he liable to a Peva the col-. It was, therefOre, the a b s olute dotty of , c i l ia lege to bring the action, it was ti il i ' l l t t ? t i u i,:okeif and Jury to give elfect to the law. 4-- c ote cetb with great anxiety to see that the ease w ' 1 aud he thougi Ne tt np i oe t ßi ‘ lo st a The Jury asked, whether they bad tine 4 to Loaf uiitl ate „ t u b neither he jiir t y lt e ( y i it , o f , p_ .)_ , ,fl, , l e li.ce r j t it o t:r n yi liti i gate It. told them, hing t il'z'ill:liii%°:ll:l'ro tare had affixed the penalty,'aud t hat they 1)31. The Jury hesitating, his Lordsh i P " id ' I ,, h i fi t t t woeld recollect • that tie ' they . 1 a ~r n aot a l t yl e kp C noo t i t t, t s.,e r it t .i , mteo i t.fruiiitcittssilgult,i:titc.l i t l thi b iec e ., ci li o r s t i : „ : „ T til. , g: i i , t- 4, plamtid from going into m atters of .' I 7 V. - se ! for .. . • , pitneute d the " d" 3 vation l found a verdict for ' P penalty of 5001. ' ...........e" itultly:;ily P"ved; laintilf, for 00 PRICE: OF T K SouthNll :I tint 'll°T" V( ' 11 1 1 e 3 c 5 4A : j. Bank Ann. 14 1.-Wth 4s. New 4a pot 44i Exchequer 13014,11 i bs. Pr. C ot: Imperial .1 per e India Stock, Ditto Aim. Cans. for Opeoing, 0u.14 s er ‘ 3. Evet -" HIGH Air' inimate • A n Vri" 9 t •vrit 'oNDoN BRIDGE To.molu. in !cool BIRTHS. L A O of tbr •On Friday the I lth iust: in Raker-street, 1. , 11 ° 0 :1 , 0 1 , 0 0 1,0 4 Rev. Edward Mellish, EaStTuddenham,liorit' lk ' ° • heir. " On the Bth inst. at James Munn's, Esq. 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