The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-31 00:00:00

LA.IV IN'.EI,LiGT,NCE. coura OF 111.ANCE1t Y, Jl•ix 30. tX rAETL oRORIvh, TN' THE MATTER OP PARR'S DANKnUrTcY. l'be Loan this day prononneed jwi t zwent in 011 , ', case. wltich had beet; long sivee folly ;-0-Lmetl in the licit tc Linukhip nt r tlmt time 'delivered his jOgment on the merits; wit h rt , err . dt;i)n : for Mr. Hart, the Counsel v t 1,0,11 the I,etition, try otter ally at' yments that oceilr to !jilt in the 'interim', in reply to the grLr,nnients of Sir S. numilly in support of the pe -6001,, it was a peotition, praying for an order to su.; pet4e.:e the Comtnis,sion of..l3ankruptcy, execnted , ah,s‘ , i , a ye,lr agol;tgainst Mr. William. Parr, late a merchant of Liverpool, but now a merchant of 11nenos ,Ayres, in South Americo. The grounds„ of the petition wore, that no , act of bankruptcy tray proved! before , the.Commi , sioliers at their first meeting, nor rit the second, exrept the fact of Mr. Parr having left this country for Buenos Ayres, with a cargo of inerchand;be ship ped by hint on,butarti hiA own ship, of which he was the owner, master, and Supercargo, intending to reside at or to establi , dt mercantile - connections and trady b. t%Vell But• 110( Ayres Mid Monte Vi den and silk country, leaving a debt of, 101/, due: to the po;tiouin creditor, together with .a debt to another creditor, and.a debt of 101. to a third creditor, which were the whole due from Tire witness 'Who proved the Acq ot . bank-.. • rotary ova; contended to be incompetent or itsad tni,,ihle, nn she gi•ontul that he was a creditor----a It ,lsiittz eir-fainstanee relied on as interesting the andAlle more Opecially as that wit - 1W:.0: did not .EvVII depoQe to. Isis hdief that Mr, Parr tp , itted the realm with the ittteutto evade h r del,ryiiis creditor's demands, which Sir S. Vomilly relied on as fatal to the validity of the. Air. LIA'? argued. 'drat— by the law of bank ruptcy en 04,11 had 'been -proVed by establishing the, quitting the t4.:alm, without since returning or leaviu,;:. either partner, agent, warehonse pr except the recideuee of his family at •Liver pool 2, where he had been partner with his,brotber boNie time previous to his dep-irtitre, arldtteing itU thol-it:es rd 1. hew that it reqecr with 'the Lord Chanr.ellor to construe the motive of the bankrupt fact Of. an egression, since the intent could not be knOwn to a third person, being cOsifineil to his own breast, adding, that it was obvionslic departesl with the view of evading the. payment of his debts. 'ibis argument was briefly controverted by Sir ,S. aomilly and Mr. Cooke, upon the atithorityaiul decisions made by Lord liardwieke, and !Hurt.• re'ceotitines by Lord. ElielsbotOtigh, and chiefly on two cases where cOmnik! ,, imis were superseded ; the former on its appearing that tne bankrupt had qultied.'the realm• hlv nunsing away wit;, another man's wife, which' onsted the presumption thst he had stioseonded to defra'inl his creditors ; and the latter where a per.. '1.0,1 hail absented , s naself tor above forty days his residt•lce, in the North of England, rfitvetr. unit with the intention of ratting monty to enable him to kirw _rang , : his Altios and pay Isis creditors. `lle LORD cnnxcer.a.o.st observed, that there now p ;.!e;fred- 11(5 circa mt , ,,tances sufficient to indune is s Loro,:bip to alter his former opinion, as com. inunicated to Alr. Ifart, adding, on reading the clause in au,Act of Parlianient upon this point, ttr.tt evileace least upon belief or eircitinstanceS l vt-p.'etiug the intention or the bankrupt to evade ltii eceditora was necessary vt» kir the very terms tied in tie Act of Parliament. It was not (s,ild Lorti;hip) the duty of this Co;o ,to a1.‘,1 a p erekltor in fishing for t ;deoce which he hati not edd w • c d ;it • nottAti t ro, nor cven on the second, hvf:o.t! the Coin wiAsifrot•rs ; but, on the cow ary, had pi Istported the e:-.atnittatlon to n's..cond meeting, wider an an - "tlertaki , ,g to prothicc sufficient qvidettec ; In which, hotve'ver,'lte appealv:l t have totally failed, both its to the competency Of' the : 1 / 4 vitness proving the H et or hanlicttptry, and Cie ,insitticleney of his de position.7.not venturing to depose an to the inten tion, even' nport ol . : ..r adducing any eirctun stan.;,ts to «uplily the uant of such necesintry “Veraing. ITEwn . et - 0ttn.,,1, aid the title coat , titrllCHOht Of Ow A:As l'.trikunnit, this , caie wits tctopr...t'. , tl to Ile too f:tr in support. of the C01417:1; could nctt by p o ., s ibili tF snstatoe for a ntuntent.---Tlie coanni.ssion was Ettperst:il,d, FITZG;7:RAIr , t 4, FORSiTll,—Dr..:rsivrittth. `Vie Lill in this cie that the plaintiff 1.:1(1 gone into an i.r,lctioti-room, where a house at. the we-t cud of the town was advertised to be pnrck , , , ,; , ?l OlL...Louse L 0921,, Ile bad 6(010..4 retiivi4ed from France, where he hail beta sk prismter, nod wankel a' ianr,e. (orbit ta t wil.s a ly oue bid(ler againiit ivhow ay; he ar.er,ed, for it bona fide biader ; 4i covered that it was only the 11v,cut eiN)'4,,ye r li by the, vendor to ww, •Llso thot ii there were 01);u:. t‘.lll-y •,1140 Were tigeutti for the. The tilnt the contract migirt ' . ,et r.ilde, on the rroltud of the price he -I'2oll/. beyond tiv.: v.3,lne also Mit the • 1 , •,•r i tin..:iould be allowed for repairs and iniproye. :-• 1 s ocnti , ni toe r.oue - snosequeot ,to the ptir••• • •of , ti•in,. to 7001. To this bill. .• , • ,-P erid' • ''rE, ) ,r. • —'vt . 'et: to the ay '1"11c 6 -# 4 - 4 ,n to the t l ct i, ti l e ! yclid.(A. upo# Ci9criiii,ctl*, 1; , 1-1,i 3.PerB°l to so i& frOrtl bci g so ld at an # i, c;ises, vevrr, 4.. 4 . in, 4 • • It ftVr. , • . • • 01- . 1 r t , •1;',1 vely glad to. gct 4), #, t nprt'ill'eg ; to i 1?if11,1 1 .(1),:r0re o il.itt must tl , oty:h lic sitoald tie sorry ewtt , this should be euty,itlcreAl as a final (lcciioti. COVET OF lONG'S.I3ENCII, "i COW . T.EY P. 11.013Ell'ISor,. This was nit action brought by the under of Bankrupt rogai , init,a per son otithe wmome Lumninc who had been a slop,. seller St. Allry's hilt, to recover from Wm. Ro bertson, and Marv, lik.wife, Gtllll of 4 WI. being* the amount of a deht due by thedeiendaot, Mary, to' t 1 estate of the bankrupt; previous to her war , riage With her present husband. The bankruptcy of Ltinim, and also the exist ence of_ the debt to hi;.; estate by the defendant Mary, under the name of Mary Wiley wewke clearly proved. In defence, however, it was argued. by that the deronchmt, Win. Robertson. could not be to the . present demand, n.ittliew 'Gilley, the first btriband of Mary Gilley, having been alive ,at the time the debt in iplestien was said to have been contracted. Her first husband.. .being supposed .to be dead,".she had married the defendant Win. Robertson, but :ital. this would not alter the state of the law, which regarded the first husband as done ii,thlc for the debts of im‘k! He should prove that a person of time name of • hiatthew.Tillety ,Gilley, which mvAs t he name o f ..,Mary Gilley's first hol,:it:d, tie „' .;,anild be admitted' to be no corptoon mune; was , alive two years ago iti the island of Tortola. He should prove a let ter having been received, three years ago,• from this same aaithevi; Tillery Gilley, addre4sed to Mary Gilley, whom he speaks of as bekur, his' wife; and- he should prove the letter to be of the band-, writing of time same. p , rson, who had been known hi this -country as her immiOatul,;: TotriNo.contended thl - if such evidenee,was not eorniulent ; hot !hilt (tofendtilltS having _joined in, the eame plca;as itimband Itd Wife, the finSband , Waf; 114 W stopped 'from alleging that the other defendant was not his 'lawful wife. Lord ELLENEORtaiGH said it was the . plaintiff who had joined them in the relation of buSband and wife in' hi.. deelarai iou, they only pleaded " as tl siid Milani and the: said Mary." Th e Parish Clerk 'of St. Ann's, Limehonse, ,proved the n•arriagl.: of Niat , kt .' I . lt parish, widower, and of Marl., Dobson, of St: Patil's.pal'ish, Shad evell, spinster, on the 24th Dec'ernher, 1701. Eiiz. Dobson, sister to - INlary, proved that ahe was present at her Sister's marriage with M,. Gilley. lie went abroad the last time about the year 1801. The witness was acquainted wit his, hand-Writing,. and the letter . now sliewn to`h t is in hi hand-writing. Betore the'receipt of that , letter, which the witness had seen before, about three or four years Ago, she' had teason to sop pose that Mattben , Tillery Gilley was dead, and in • the year ISOS, his wife went into monriting for him. The witness we 'also present, at the mar riage of Mary Gillery with Captain Robertsbn, in July 1808. Mr. Altaiverty istated,that he had been twenty y ear s in the West Indies. Th the year 180(i he became aetpusinted with Mathew Tilletne fiv was chief mate of a vessel railed 'lie tirton, -firmed about that time a TOll6llf,T . llrtel having been captured, had her rigging cut,' and being afterwards 'restored.. The witness ha seen nithew Tillery Gillery write . .often, and had no doubt that the letter now. shewn hitt) was lii4,ll A nd writing. He used to live principally with a-Cap tain Florinvan, and sailed in or onepast ed vessel from Tortola to St. Tinuntts's or Aril wide. Captain Plorinvin was in England anr,ut four years, ago. The witness saw said M. T. Gil- ICY, !he last tittle, in tlic.; ; Tar 1811. • The letter Was'then put in and read. It was signecl by M. Gilley, addrei4ed , to Mil, y" Shotti.ll; per fiivintr Of Capt.,Ftori lIIRII was dated 19th May, t i 1309, and was fill e d with acknowledgements of his own uriseo:;thwt, inked with upbraiding.. at her having an d di:4014.7d hint, and neglected to,.answer lettes. ThiT letter, lir. Park' said, her frietii,li had thooght it be 4t not to coolnionicat,: to the %rife of ttie tmfdrtiltiate Irmo, ..iii: rhiving before the rrecipt of It beef married to the delend,tut Ito bertemo. DE. J. Coaktqfy Lettstihi, on his sole'nm .affatna. tion, declared 'that he knew Czotain Floriman ; th,-!' be reme!abe emo red his ing to Engla,wl, about, fou•r years and that be was in this country dining the ntontbs of July, August,' and Septetn b,:r, 1800. Mr. TorrtNo said 'be believed there were not two Matthew Tillery Gilley -3. iiis client would therefore conaent to be uonitiited, LOlll lit,LeNdintWiGil said he believed sneb .a combination of names had never before Oct raced, and never would occur again. The plaintiff WaS uteorifillOy nrinsuitert,. ANnkluso!,: v. wAT.i,ls. This was art action on a policy of insurance on good' , on. board the ronfiance, tit and` from to (uebec. The vessel sailed on the !kb Sept. for Quebec, and encountered very heavy gales fur three weeks till site was within about three or four days sail of the Banks, of - Newfottodland. ',rite ship was then making ahout four artti a half fret water in an hour. lite topmast Wll3 gone, the milk %rue all and tlt4 e, , r eater part of tin nas carried away. Tito crew never figain Cxpectetl to see the land, when, on . the 20th of October, after a consultation between the Cap tain and the crew, it was resolved that they should bear up for the limit port they could make. The night after it blew heavier than before.: they were scudding under reef and square foresails, when the square foresail sifts was carried overboard ; the sea was making over them, and they expected every moment to be swallowed up. In thissituation, artotimr vessel hav jog come ni,gh, they received a pilot from on board 6t Ur, who was n conveyed trout the one Vt" . 3Cl to Ole otitt.r by a rope fu4ened round his middle, and • their ship . , by means of ‘vhich lte WaS board. Through his mean:, the vessel !rt into Kinsale in Ireland, in And' a con that it %vas perfectly hap , / sSible for her to ccd on her voyage that, .-0.:100.• The rei)airs to I.boitt 800/. No ship could he got at ii.iusale to _proceed with the goods to Quebec. gpts(k were Tl"ileh . d:Onap. , l - , The assured had, notiet , -f the 11:ks on the s.th•or 7 t h w o i o h tit !Orli ahAndoned•to the umierw'riters. . u , for the plaintiff stt)mitted that the 01 . ih e vojnige constituted a total loss. Mr. on the other hand, submitted, the goods remained in specie, only damaged, this could only be of the nature of an average - loss, fiom Which the policy in question \V AS free. • 'morel 141LLEriaotiouoa said, lerthe plaintiff take a verdict; leave to the defendant tOmove on that point. : 114 Lordthip donlitcd tnuch if an ;Ar tificial total-losi should be oll(',wed in a policy, which was warranted:free fron:. overage joss, the. total loss set up bring: clea4y of the nature of an average toss. ROP.r-RTS V. BETSTUNE. • This was an action. on a policy of insurance on the Atthurst, at arid from lii,erpool to Pensacola and New Orleans, Tree from loss or, capture in the port or destination. The Vt!ssel arrived ,-at Pensacola on the :'7th of Septcniner, and here the Captain waited, without. landing uty of his'eargo, inkvii.g. taken - the most. effectual means in his power tokocure informa tion ,whether he could with safety proceed to Before any such inforntation reached hint, hokvever, the vessel was ha l t in a hurricane, .on the 11 th,day of October. !.Che only titte.ction, theretore; was whether the Captain had over ;stayed the period which Might be reasonably* lowed for the gaining the information necessary . to enable hinyto make the selection contemplated in the:terms of the Policy, or if there iras any unreasonable delay' on . his part, in waiting at. Pensacola from the, 17th ,September to the llth October. - • Lord ELLENBOROUP-II was of opinion that all due diligelkVC had ht.tV:i.used to acquire the'infor illation necessary f'r enabling the assured to make the election contemplated in the policy.— .That ; the agents at New Orleans, - .should on dig 10th of October have come- to - .a :determination which was not tar a considerable time afterwards known to the .Captain, could, not. be stippoied to have any effect •in governing his. conduct at 'Pensacola.---The Jury found for,the. plaintiff. , POLICI . MAirstnic-Trott•SP.,---Yesterday an 'old Jew mer chant, near 76 years of age,'-'w - tts charged loefore. the LORD MAYOR with' assaulting a Haile girl nnt. elevcn year's of age, Ile was ordered to find bail. • llow - Sragc - r.—Yesterclayrißtutkie was brought to the Office, and charged before itir...B.ax.F.a and Mr. Sst,ftCHLEY,, - the Sitting IVlagistrate4 wittl taking illegal insurance in the htate Lottery, to whieh he pleaded-Not Guilty.' To prove the'cOeo man of the name of Lloyd, was called, 'who ittrd formerly been in the employ of the,prisoner. Ou his cross 7 examiwition by i\l r. Auutpity.s;l7llo at tended for the prisoner, he ackhowledged be bad lntely been liber;ited on a conviction fot . -a sintilar 0 1);,m ce . Ile bad been i o ;ent to tht prkouer to procure,insurinees from a innber - of persints, And had Lak"en the number he charged him with doing., front t wintian• named Sarah 13 ^owti ; and the re io , ol he assigneii fur bringingfetivard the charge was, pilot the number the woman, inscxed hit, and pri4oner (Ili not pay ALlgktr.ittes, ia . e ousequifnee there not p heirs at,y,wio c k i.o.a to cotrahoritte the above, mid the (kg, trot providing ttgainst agcticy, disipised_ the pristinel..' truodwartk the clergy 7 num, ~ vho, w be recollec t ed, was apprehended at l it.ixkall . GArriciis On the night of the Grand for picking the pocket' of Charles Desre, of fAi'colirt-iwildingi, TenTle, was again brought up forre4xatirlimtion. Mr. ivei, tile' keeper of .the prison in 'Horse 111011ger.4 ae, in .I,Whwie custody My. Woodwa r d . has beep, Stated ,to the ,I\l:A.tistrute. his opialori; tilid the prisoiter wt.as . htt , Jitring tnnler „mental de r4ngentent. . This 41)1)11110n \VIIS ,bonneted tors Lit; nighty tind it;..egtihtt eontinct ttitilst its nitwit. My, iyes'ssitiiticious haying linen soon aftsr.Mr.Woodwrai.d entered the prison, :he had him reinoved to 14 ,own•• ;I , :trtmeuts, where •he , c0 , .,1u observe him 'itiure ; t.lue fct , .alt of lliis obBervatiorr, Wes <i e•ouv:ctiou anti his ,u,pi cimjs respecting the insanity of tlv.:l4istiner were well founded, and he stutt.ftr Mr. : Axon . , th e ' me dicta Cleollenan-: who attesitrk the prison. M r . Nicol) agreed in ophilott lves, arid by his advice, Mt, iVea• placed n tua” with the. pri soner continually, lest ht. shaind-mttempt to-do 4 bl/itself soy person4l injury. .1t appeared, that the . prisoner was in the habit of i...:11:;og large,tinan titles of opium. No one 4tppeutug to prOsecute, the Maga4tate discharged the prisoner, and he wis .delivered over to his friends. . Another person, of the most fastfitioable time and address; was also charged before'iMr. Ur - 0m suspitit/n of having picked the pocket of Mr. Bunter, of tkrmoodsey-square, at Vauxhall Gary dens, on Wellnesdarewning. Mr. Bunter, it ap peared, whilst walking in the : Gardens, had the pocket of his cot cut, and an almanaek taken out the alinarrack was not found in the prtioner'ii - posstlssion; . but lying on the .ground 'at.' some diy tance from liini: a.Lady . , however,' pointed Out the prisoner. to (.4olf, the officer, as s. he oirrader, and GoVinhiletliatt:ly took "hint into custodr,-- Two persona .note appeared, , and offered bail 'to the amount of 5000/. if.tile prisoner could be li"he r rated. The _Magistrate, however,. declared, it .was, itopOssible, and he was coituditted for re examination, . A labonfing man nt Pipton, Brv...onshire, aged 65, who for many years was distinguished by the honourable badges of old age, his hair, which was originally black, having gradually turned quite white, in the poinle of the last twelve months, extraordinary its it may seem, has bad it again resume its original jet. A young lady of the name of Newham; niece of a lady of that name, resident in Wyatt-row, TaisSOn-green, Wet with shocking accident on •A'Vednesday night. She had been out to a party, and on her return swan after the fatally were gone to bed, her cries alarnied the hone, and an en.- tering her bed-roan shi. fonnd rift the floor, enveloped in flames. Site had been reading tt no= vet, And by some mem., the cantite had coMmuni cated to a muslin 41'e. The fire Nvai stibdiv:Al by n eaglet :offish the unfort u n a t e g i r l, an d hopes it s g are eutertaittedvf hcr recovery. SPOR ii c. si r C. Bonhay - 1. - as, it se•!nis, rei0g.4‘.....1 o n s'•,4o;3!' famous lior,,e Smolensk° for th e Ptiagiut Chaaa ,Stiset, E t tlizeiw . Jtaecs ; stab::: 'have been telten iUr Mai." I.lll',ii of York toss a vet) , good colt, by Giles, out of 'Poulb,.erc.. i 0 m ;he stave ; iio.t iiue of the turf t.°4letistereilpteo) ' ,! opilet4n . of hi, heating; SuiolentAio, which hare tOcts?' the winner or the '.... rby•St.d.es. tlir V. 9%. ... i ;•alloway un:ier twvlve. hands, the propert,:r G • ' 6 trtitteti ii; miles witilin she hour, on Ni edrie,:,,4y, oii;iieril catichl :I°l4, foe 4 siatte of IGO goincio• iv 1 ' 1 :"' ,, 1 , 0 0 rode lly a boy, end .%.1: , brought iu iu flue stYl" a ..:.' minutes IA itillil t lig gi ..',ll til4e. , ' 6: 0 v , , M r. :' . ..ken, the pedestrieu, has undertaken to s°' 6,,,i0 don to .k?.ii'or..l, in Keiti, this inori.in, .1,,,1 retuao,'ll .., , its 21 n2l lis, foe 2utiguineas. fie prole: ,:i st,atiogaM " i " midnight. . --- . ITIVINE ItM.:ES Commenced 6n TuesJ4y lasi., When the fri11 , :r. 11 1 4 v;,.. ... , m - ece.t . .4a for over Ilogs33e (.4.it1. , e -- .. , , A I)lA't CH. • , The Marquis of Qneenstiecry's bay c-''t ''''`' Getvge, akiiost Sir W. It Lawc.it's bay cult, Tam 41"H'I'letol,Piu—loftgnineas, li. t. two miles, soxi The t l ) l ' . l a t )rilo t r d e : r u:T i c i :S g t i : i :k n o e t d t s:o: s f,, e fi . fi l i f y t y , b 4 y lli i , ::: ::::: tea S' h. ft..--two miles. 1. . art:o.'s thou. Lord Y•imfp.tii. , .... , vie's colt. by Job° Linil, oat Of tie 4 ° The three yearS. old Stake, of fi iteets guineas, 1 1.. t i ' i ' i r . ( : la l i vil s oii 1. i. (.4s ': °t it i r i ci !r t ie rB:l i 'ut e ccl l, v : ' l g4 . lll b ir y 7 o u4'.l h tl l : : ;l 2 ;: l ' i t'l t l 4l l :df Wort laV Mr. liltie's bay cult, the Cuoper' pr F ~. ••-• out of (Flcen Nilb "' Th b e y 'l i *. ' r i i i n g l bti Sli .e ik ; ei of ten wohnias eaeh, i " ; . :1:. 1°Iu-ti : -tt : 0t , ‘f ,Ta lea'' i o l li a t n i:, j i l e i r , eh Sobscr;b:• rs, t h a i la:: t ,,.. 10ce q11 , :: -. . Lord AlontgOnierte`s bay.fill I v i.' 1:::1) tiutcah' , ..ir D. U. Biair's brpitil iiii ) , by iVi:clici.,•, Meteor, uut of Cowslip ............ ........ ' i r i f e, A I'late of lofty guineas, given by the Torn o f ' l ' v gJoi ,, -tlifit m " ile heats. . Mr:Raillie'subaYlna're., SALtalatica ..... . • *- '.'' . Sir IV. Max• r vell's Tani (Y.Sila:,‘er. ........ : . ' . * er, • • Marquis of Queonsherrv's U. c, I ' y ftz..:nieiroo ltii,• . wl:ostsl! ,4 - , old Cup of one bunched :gni' , .1, vao.i, I M :. A. C •.. .s . A:cir, boing a subscrit , thin of loti :i3i 4 " l2 ' t i: - ISII3 %1.'';*111 P :i .(' B r Q :i : 4 : : :g r t r Y I 4' oil ' .1 •-•-• 1 1, I, liKt.,S. I ...a scriber--t.ri...e o otei. ~,,o Land Moutgonaerie's buy colt, L.:Joon flo:i: 0 .., . . ............ -••• • : '' Shell! by Woctley ......... •••,.•-••.•• • ots 4, A •ulds‘l•iPtsicini Platq of fifty guiders, for SC . , two mile hcatA. t ~, Lord Nlontgonierie% bay colt, by Joiril B ull, " Whip - ' .Mr. Bairiki's bay mare, .r.i•anor. • . • • . ••,,- • ;• • ' • • ','.. The Earl of Ei.' , rliiiton's U. g. (Lin by Ftxtitualr, • , Air. Doswell'sU. g. ' , Ants iv, by Ittnsiolirc . • • • • • • • ' ii twiA i-xcellentrcee. bY Julia Bull a - ,, r 8:01::4*"itt Ri..l°,rd, ~.):, , 1 1 E0 RO (..iIC4.IL' .10 1, -v •; 131" It. DAS PHILOSOPIfICA . T., rtistlt,MSNT The:rulolpei . ' - `4 VI 3.. r• p ,_ . ."-4,110 t 3 1.7 ~~ and op cniiig. The 1 .4 ' lei;cees in the shAtie , 'Turn the tintotts Cde up'; 3 the ylrle ifirt frie 4 • g6ft in a Solt 'tiottitt, I of the.'n . Troia, i . 0 h. 4 pea by 01 'fief 1.! Jll II of r•i • , On ‘Vednet,;(lav se.nniglit, ti tabi r ' , /, i, , ii on tile North si.i . e of li;ton Colle,'. 1"'0.;,,0i,1. rrt raiii.:(l the Altti-vhist,sll, to .'t' .. , '. 1i ,,,0 - ,',., ' iitte iii,illop Of :.14f..v . ; die ta bitAt i:, Of ,ri'.,,,,,;''l'r ' 1 . 1110 feet eight, hy two feet e ight ; to' . * 1) a 4 ftillovvs ..-- ' Surlr,ilhoott.:l,,Tal3ra!nrtalr:,,scrp.t.ll.t.ll.i.s., ~,,,,,r,,,, i' " Primal ltoifeits4is dei:, ',, 1 ~1 4 ' ' Th m.l otu)Ailli,",er S.'l`. if. ,• , i e !! ,,, h I)4:rani ' , hi4:l, = Viiitii , , t f' , Intra lit - l'ial , t . , , .. ~,• '' ..' ~_ „, 1-itvrits hun%to'orc,, , 1, ,,,., I ',, y ,• 4 " "."'",11=,-.li, Itk.;;ili;tva.l (:antabriKivtiii:•i .:.: , Ece1,,.14 wit int(r;titt,. tt Vit.'..! fillior.:o,,t'i'wo. , 6 ''" it, litllSl o CtliUS Der.3.0,,,tn Iler 1 'l:'''' . 4.%t,p Pr;` ,ll ' t ' •vro• • e ;10 Eliert , ;l - - pl ,, Ch. rtitli sl; j i ,:at,,,:li '- . -., , ~,, F ic k.. rt GI .• , ' ' 1 ". -4t4 5api,...,,,ia, (;,.. , 'ii-'''r , ~ „twit! I CLOT; iloctri:l . , ;.• vio"le- 7-44 y Louisa Vary..., ele.lcit daughter the Yesterday, at her lent its PIED. / A M''' . c.." liet of the late Sir Geo, p •~'t: 13t►kor, lint. ,„, ,1 1 . : .:f '' e" The Paine day, AdrE,. Nfargnt et tioltoe.4,'sin- ~, t,l , , l ie , , Principal Cleft of the Court of Retrests fee ' t ,l''', , Glatt. • el t''' u ,iO , •,,4 On Itionday last, at Worthing, of the r. ,1 1',' ,4 . vc "!, l, the' Rev. Hol;ii• Worthi4tort, f0ftY,:,',,,,1 , , '' .14enlyn-str.eet, 1.1,. . the ~ ..outcreiationot Protetatit Di.sr.titerti ).'' , Hall., 1' :2 .• • . 4 3 ' '''' r. 4- 6f• 1 ''' '' 4,?4- Ships at M a r g e!. MailipE4l:kl!Li" 0. 4; 3 i6Newcastle.. , ~ 15 Sunderland.. , 1 - 1..... it'STP;lO),\ , Rrsti :'tuft. EXt Lem • [tripe' 1.11 PRICE OF STOC Bunk Stoeli t Navy 5 pert:ent. 874 87 trizsli pet Ctqat. pri Cv tll. 7:14: 73 3 per Cent. 'tett. 67!lit 3 per Cent. Cons.s74 {l it it V.i: 1:. Ann. 14 7 -11 ;" 10014 S.t.) , :k, 148 • t u. • int I I' Hi; ; and 11111131i6:)Pl h • • ,•• at the -•;• oi 4 " 3 -Its, Orders, Letters (11,t in.id), , --- • t lII.VINE RACES * vi 0 i.."1 - '' Commenced (.1) TuesJ4y h t .,!., M ic a t i,, 1,11,: , ,:big .4-' l, --Yt ,„.. , ti-ece, f 4:1 for over I.l:gsiae Can ,e • 1 ,1 . ' • MA't CH. ' ,1,1 t Vi 'The :NtarriA of Qorenst)t-cry's bay co', t L , : c,..,•i i .,,1 0 ...41 ~ .„t , .4.th,Nt Ser W. Malwell'. bay colt, law f `,. ~1a A t ,,, 11.ditMetoopth—loognin . . .• iics weifV) 1 all C4S., b . 1„, [WU n) / , ' I titi r '.( l ): il S e l' I a; T U L: d e i t.: -- :.e ' S g t il:e d S " 42l " ;. " {i ft y F ait - tem each, tea —ll i° t he s , 'AI II! h. ft....--twu toite. fiat,f 1'.'.1t.• F.Arl of Eglintou's filly, by ,Joltis IWO, out of nit • , 1 Ito Tait:ll.'l & mi . . ; t.. . • ... : .......... ;••;,,,'' VI Loid :vliatg• Q ii.....: vie's coif. by. JOhil 1.3v 1 11,,nu tut' leo ''" 14 . 1 , 11 1 Tim threa years. obi Stake, of fiiteeti t.,:ui,.,e•ri e,,,.h, P I t 4 tt 15t;s3,..;;:tu.iii::::tet:1::s.,,,I;c2,, : p: ;: .::: : :: i : t) :Nerti; • .., : su:t s bii , , : : : rth : v. " , f,, c ti1biryt:::;.::iiht:::,...1.)::y1...i:t,5,,,,:i,i.,::::::,.,i,:i,;,,,,i:t,i.:: if, 4,,,,,HL, 1 11 ,. ti Wort ii V y I 4/1 ' :. ' ' • '. ..-,..' , •• • ..c,. ~,,,:o 1 o kh. T 1 ,1 :: l i' l li t b a " l bti b'l: .e tk ; ei ' of ' ten goistoas eaeti, P .- . i'• '. . ‘ , '4 ,: r i i'l . 1 / 1 11(' C 'v e i: Nit:r c r .... i ii . , , , , i y i e t i •e i j o: ir it s bs b c i r . : i t• i rs i , ti t i ti:::;L ) t y t li:v je :::::::: ‘, 1 , 4.,, , ' .. 1 : : I I n' I Ali.ntgOtieri,:`s lea • ill t e r ' - ,b tltioto u i '''' I *ire e ' Dan . otia , ..)•• 1 y, . 4,..,••• ~ .1 • • Meteor, out of Cutv.lip ...................... ,rd gaille'sibarina're. S..ll.llaort- ... -• '" ''** ' *- A S i ril:Vt.e:ltal:Xli:tellig.:::'l.te:234:l7()g?.:b;:ef4::lef"ri.titl..c.l: .................... Q . I . • 11Y11::: :, . ? ' 4 ' ily t ::::!'itii'e°ufpCluOlvuonsehebrur)ll:lel:il:itl:i:l;:;:;:n:a''l::::::'::' of - i. "" ie . bolo , ' ...i subicrp , tt ito i f 1., , 0, ~bitomi r",-', all- - ", I ;',.. ' `,„ ' a v ,ts. 1 i Na.,)-scr,oer--!urz:e m it,i. t 0 6 ' I Lto4! Moutgootorie's buy colt, L.:- Joon Doi' , 0 ""' IVcap * • ...... ''. ............ . . ,:,•,, ~ , MitttfhlA of Queeasberry'ebr. c.•olt, Ili:ban:4 1 1 (. .1.•:, ; ill , i i i r d ,! dam by Woctley ......... ~ • , ..• ••• • ' ii to p , t k Sir D. H. Bloir's h.eygeltlioihr, by Julio Bull aNir '•• ji .1, bo j lor. 1 t.Als A Suhstzipt s ion Plat. 4 of fifty guipeev, for Soots , ) , ;t4l two mil heatA. ; ~..-,f.' , ' hail Lord Nfontgomerie% bay colt, by Join: Bull , ' 113 " '' • t t t Whip- ' . ..... :.. . .......... ..., e 4 Mr. Wit Mei bay mare * E';•auor. ~. • •••,- • ;••,' ''''. -*, htw' The Earl of f..;•% 4 1iiit,,k, , C ~I *.ef„ j a ,„;by F..rtit our, • ••••'., ,` 4 ,,,,, Air. Doswell's le. g. rirtr.: i Le, liy P.:osivo..t. ..... ..•': , ttit ,' • 41 : 21 " ----i":::. . • 7,. , '1,... ------" , ,' L , t c . 2 l ~i,- . „ert , '441 , 1 METEORoLO GIC,IL iiti ____ . eticni 111 - It. ISAS"-'i , r Tz «1 1 ,.. ., i (at c , et!ncosorificir. rl,:s•ri• ''-'.. --.- 114 y , . , Thermometer. • I i •-; t ' - q -:;• • 7 ,7-; ~. c.l ;-:; . 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Et 1 .. -- -,ol , :epj f rv,.. .-- • -'- -- ..a.rlnitriit ,4i tai"C' il .•t.,r,t'f ',,. flit ~' 170e1r111% , innine tut thruizsnni, Thenl , ' ' Mous Etona., Ole tinbita 13 die Ilic inter Etourrisei sits" • At Cation*, I , l'.4dtesex, the .bady ortlie England, al 801$. hk4t, at her, home. the Viscottintss. , }famiktort, of a. 4 " 1 " itllfti Captain Colin Pringle, K. 0. L. to Dowse, Lsq. at Buttet.ll..court, Lin , 0 1 1 ,'41 11 ,,,,, 0 ,,, On Thurday a* "s tn" , . I.w ...- 3tii - i; 1 , 1 5 " :tt )e re' ~~ :, c. ~ a ~,, ; ; .94 :30417 ,40 ';11.0700' f• I.' Sat ::: 2 I-.