The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-07-29 00:00:00

Iffli'DSOß hgpkjcs. 11UpDAY NICIIT. The Irina and QUEEN of a great nntion like this, mixing with their people without guards or Mame luket, nr any other security to their persons, or that of their Royal progeny who so numeronsly surround them, is an instance of - pleasing ratification, that, we believe, is not to be met with in any other coun try than " The Land we live in." The scene on the Terrace this evening has been most delightful ; no thing could be more favourable or beautiful than the weather, except the heathy pleasant counte minces of the ROYAL FA AMY. which seemed to accord in one harmonious view of peace and happi ness. His Ms.:nye was habited in the full dress Windsor uniform, his hat sapped before, and turned up on each side with a gold'button and loop, and never appeared to be in better health 'and spa. rats. We never remember to have seen Her MA JASTY to more advantage in AO per oral appear. ance; the Panic uses, by their placid countenances, seemed to return thanks , to the joyful crowds by which they were surrounded ; and the ROT •L Duets appeased to be dksirosts of keeping up the scene which so highly gratified every loyal eye. The coup ieeil was highly delightful, and, strange to tell, the appearance of a Court, displayed infi nitely more of the tender wastrinirs of 11nonce, than of the usual trappings of spkadour and magoili cenec2—kt was, in fat, a striking proof of the So vtamoli's unlimited confidence, and the people's tusbbundedlove and affeeion. The band of the Royal StaffOrd Militia, whieh.is-tattly sicellent, r.,i4 t l e several favourite pieces of music, and great twrthlrpten.sure and hilarity orthe scene. There were present, besides Their MAJZSTILS and the Penn:inset, the Dukes of Yost, RAPT, CIIM OAILAAD, and CABISMOOII, Lued and Lady MICK L•NO, Sir Joseen BAHR!, the Right Hon. Geoacie test, and an immense crowd of Military Officers from the adjoining Camp. The Theatre opens to-motrow evening, with every prospect of success, as the new Manager has provided a Company of a very different complec tioa to what has ever boon seen here, IMPIMINIONNiare BRIG ffrOlv, JULY t 7. Five o'Clock. At twelve o'clock, last sight, the horses were en teted for the handicap plate, to be run to-morrow. The town is quite still to-day ; the Prince has not been out. Goan, is hare, and we extreft the grand battle will not be fir distant from this place. He is sow in training for It. rimy 28. His Royal Highness the Prince of •Wamis took an airing in his berouche and six, accompanied by the K a rl of Dast.tecrom Mr. INALLIsH, Colonel Las, Colonel *Matto*, and Sir Halter Fa Arleta. raves last evening; at half.past seven they returned to the Pavdine, where his Royal Highness enter tained the Karl of B•aarroaa, and the party that tecompanled hlfb. !Earl BiItkELSY enlivened the elieyne bj ordering, the Gioacester band to play. Mee. -IPormaeamite end the Hon. Miss SLY MOVas were baltertny viewing the com pany, who - veil - Mare numerous than they have beep this mummy the Coeuesua of .isissay. the Deobeet of Si.. &tames, dm Coolness of Mario aooo , and the Coonsess• ' nava ',wet, war , sossogsaybrblabirstrystbssis. 'lrsessanasaa* had a party this evening. The ateyne was null Pull at ten delock.,. - visa won Is carrig!rlig sacs WI. RIALSOATE, JuLT 07. Yesterday morniap. Lee sloop* and a schooner Came into this liorboor, having on board the East k.sser regiment of Militia (commanded by Colonel Bullock), which they have brought frona geotiand. The whole were immediately disembarked, and marched to ltamsgate barracks * where they still re main. They appeared a very strong regiment, and olficen and men looked in good health. This town is now filling very fast ; good houses are gating very seam* ; loot there arc yet many good lodgings sad small boatel in various situations to be had. Vire are ell in a great buttle with the troops embarking and disembarking, which, with the martial airs of the difinent bands parading the streets and the Pier, make the plime all bE. and gaiety. ...re—rmeonnyomolim £!ARG4TR, JOLT V. Though this is an early . period of the Margate mason. yet we are f u ll erratum and hustle. and are rikell ft be as numerously visited as in any termer Tear. All our public amusements. since the open ing of the Theatre, are new in site requisition, Tne Theatre has been embellished with good elect. The theatrie.il Corps rnosists of Los sosov a, a gond aaor ; Ta v Loa end his wife, who are deservedly much respelled In this plice Wm ta.r Lev, from Li verpool, who pi:mosses consideiable merit; Spv. roue, well known for his Critical Remarks on 8W ICS AAAAA as well as for his judgment and espe twoce an Abort LA 011111 RT. From Manchester; n. Humors, a verb respectable ARress t Mrs. Isisseest. from Dublin t she is an elegant woman. fled possesses talents. as an Mires., that will render her a favourite; Leona so, who is much improved is his vocal powers; and Miss Pe C•isr, sister to Mrs. C. Karaite. 76r .Llalter's Danzbftr, and Catheriat old Pelnishith were represented at our theatre on Wednesday. The pans were well supported in the Play, persica trly Quaint. by I.ovsc n•i, Ma yet. jun. and sen. by WIIIICATLIT and Ta vl.Oll. The GOverner CMe sl very well intim hands of our old Manager, Wit.- ku r WILL% and the IV , dfie Chrerly gave lull scope than talents of Mrs. Kat v sews. hfis. A 011, the Farms gave the character of Cetimr•il Moth Peat spirit. 714 Theatre has not been numerously a:tended since that night. llte.debon had a very law company Torpidly menet at the pubre breakf as t. Th. Packets arrive in sweeenioe. yids fl large "70, of law sled. and lodgings. of course. cossi. g aib:l advance in price. -The Da#tql Toi Ilackat L.cught down last eight ISO pasigagers. umeswasee ram s—, Mr. vit. amp fiat* siswe Ant Mr. Be wit ses T empe If a deft near Rens, we wades stand. le AMR kis Mal at the *eat wises let she teensy of Mem& SPORTING VARILTIES. The celebrated lweedniaty. Faith, also was a Praaaht (I ^ T a Mr. Goforth to 'Darlington was thin yomr served by K. mentbrancer. Site*. 2? yawl of age, and is the dam of the two famous rennet 1441'CW 61 , 44 Vesta; alert of lielleet, Caro-. her, Dion, arid of the grey Hainbletuntan colt that wen the 401. Plate, this year, at Milton. Lord FitZlVilliam's Cecilia, by Sir Peter Tema*, out of Ter magant, has lisodired a very preiniviise coil, by Del Quixote. lie is engaged in the Product Stakes at York in Ilito9 mad "RIO: also, in the Ponloce Stakes at Doncaster iu 11210. Ce cilia is the dam of Mr Brandtiiies F neon , by Baningbrougo, and is this year covered by Beinnglontigh. Mr. Wentworth'ssilverltee.'s dam, by Stripe, bas prodeced, this rear, a very calm .1 colt, by II mingeriogh, arid is covered by Zach;itah. And hi, bay Drone mare, a remarkable good Colt, by Chance ' whose ote,:k iv highly approved o f. She is covered again by Chaace; and Rosana. (own sinter to Afa• brosio) by Seningbrough. Mr. N. B. Iledgimes Brafrerton's dam has produced a good colt, by Reitingbrough, and is covered apin by hint. Me. W. Lee's brown mare, by Por de's, out of Winifred, by Justice, has produced a very capital chemist colt, by Shut. tle ; and Brunette, by Overton e out of Strap's dam, a bay filly, by Shuttle. • They ore both covered by Golumpus. The colt is engaged in the Produce Stakes at Milton, in 1400. Mr. W. lietsbees Stanley's dam, by Dome, has produced a very fine colt, by Shuttle, and is covered by hint again. We understand, that 200 guineas have been refusal for this year's produce. Mr. Archivolt's grey Delpini man her preduesd a very spud filly, by Shuttle, and 111 coveted by Notate,. The rears also prodecod a very capital filly, by Shenk% hat year. Mr. T. Kirby has purchased Liquorice's dem, by King For go, or looker, out of Faith, the dam of Mr Danforth's Mar cia, Vesta, etc. She is stinted to Delpini. Mr Kirby hes also purchased the bay colt, own brother to Strap, bt Bening trough, dam by Mighllyer ; and the hay colt, Mother to Imma, by Seningbrougb, out of Belle-Mei darn, 10 , 4 Young Mink. The fullowirg curious betting took pLiewelning 'ha doe of running tor the Plate on Wednesday, at Peet" tessif llporting Man, of Cocking celebrity, held the foßewing Isets, r vill. at starting, 4tol on Welch-Harp; after Me t beataallire goriest to draw; then b ette d 4to a Wit the morel heat, gave 2 guineas to drat, again; to I 011 Weich•Harp, and lost echstemecctegmlle • CATLON. A private letter from Columbo. dated Marti 2, We have had here two general Congo letnial, on Major Honor and Capt. Madge...bilk Grilse 19th Regiment. It was the wish, it appears. of Major Honor, to purchase a Lieutenant-Co loneley, vacant by the resignation of colonel Vin. cent I in this objea be war prevented by de GOvcr nor, who thought hint unworthy the comoiheion. on account of some recent conduct ; the regiment in. sisted on the Major clearing up this Foust, so de. grading to an Officer's ckarafter. Captain Muir-, the Major's friend, appears to hare been employed by him to settle the affair, and observed to tvto or three deputed Captains, in the course of his agesey, that the Governor had made such concessions to the Major, as to satisfy him for the loss of the Lieu tenant Colottelcy. Th. Governor, hearing ibis re port, denied ever making any concessions to Major Honor, and caused Captain Madge to be tried by a Court Martial, for endeavouring to linen the eon. sequence, dignity, and frrerogative of His Majesty's Representative iu the Island of Ceylon. by 141.e1f asserting he had made corsesslons to an Officer after stopping his promotion. Upon this triuk, die Major came forward and positively swore, that lie Go vernor had said, if be would the Lientemnt-Colonelcy, he othiewise.• The Govtipooe, mead's himself attainable to OM Wend. gave voluntarily:. ti 'v denied new mating said, hot, en the co Mary , bad mid, kf family was the may reuoa *ought him to a Court Martial. _ afterwards ttied on a similar charge M.'s, with an addithmal one of hawing abed; two yntit since, in 'Manner derogatory folds amnia*, it an Officer. They art both still, under arrest, awaiting the 'oenfirmatiol of their Mintage. from home." Yesterday, the cNiflirtmt parties who waked ea the hilclster on Friday last to hid for a Lowry. at morbid again at the Memory. and ceotrafted for owe Lottery of SIO,QOO Tickets, at 161. les per Ticket, to be drawn in Oaober nest, very little erareria i tion took place. The parties who have the Lot tery ate, Mears. Dit•tSCOMI and Co. Swore and i;cciki mom and Co. Bent, Coen, Hammett sad SatWILLI.. A Court of Aldermen was heild yestenlay, so re 'Ateibe Ihe answer ot JOS BOA Siberillf ; ▪ and Mr. Boson am apPeatiag, the Luau Mayo* torairea precepts lo be issued for boles' a Common Hall, tO:cnortow, for the election of a Then"; isl the tram of lit. Bonn, preeioui to which. a teUrt of Common eeuncil will be held. • INr Eireann L)ea N V bas declared his intention of being a Candidate to represent the commie( Kerry tiliiatneat• The a•ratigernents for a telegraphi c communica tion between Plymouth andama iffy of Portimouth.have been about nine taoWh, on complet ing. The distance is so great, that nomberkes def. ficulties °waned in hiding peeper places for ere". Me nations to convey liwrnotnnrunications; but the ohjea is at kngtb accomplithed.by thirteen natio= betwnen Plymouth any fortsmdush s sod. we an. derstand, the Lords of the Admiraltt hom received communications from Plymouth, data' die hat fart night. by the Telegraph. Friday, a Common I fall was'l4l4 of Poitoommtly. to Pomona, a pessoo to represent that borough in Parliament. no the intended resignatiow of the Hiss. D. M. Emotion. who is appointed Minister Plead poteateary to Valid State. of America 7 ohm Sir Toots as Mitts.. of Fecryle. was o9asitgated by Sir loop Ca pT 111. Cad oftoOdid by I • Oasassa, l Eat°hide met tin approbation of the Meeting. U. lately identimerd that a person of empecioste appearance Are. a pistol. on the night of the 9th instant. at limpet Toe goes, a waiehman of Bir mingham. die bol of whioh maired hit lea shoulder. The besittoisig of Ina week. the Gaoler of lir magnates swayed private infoenastioa; that she per petrator of the horro at we. .n Led-% t IN wow& ingly came to twens."and, w;th the intim* _if the llow.strert Akers. appribeadtad him on ftiftdoy is s.lners-neon He proved to be Ph" Nebel& who was tot, overfeed raw time issoint Ott Old Nary. but ',ord.-tied on emeditMn d Yana tratop-tted to Botany bay. trim which' piece he cooenTeti to estop., tad et ro the *ft seeder the ctrotomiJ of the Imo Admiral Meant Fat', rewaikv awiesisig U,. Odder let Apcsue sit of with Lisa fat butomptim. 14r INTSLLIGIINCIL 4,011 I? or CHANCP.MV, lancing's-bin; In., ft. TUB COUPTSII. Of OIMOND !Id c. stir- This cam gimme on to be beard upon BM and answer' The Bill prayed that a certain Ned eif Lease, made to the Defendant, should be delivered up to be eans:elted that the Defendant should render an account of all the rents, issues, and profits, of cer tain lands in Yorkshire; also of the quantity of timber cut and disposed of upon the estate, &c. etc. This cause necupied the whole of the day, and the Eloustiroa-Gatiettat., Mr. RICU A MDS, and Mr. WiSH A tr, were beard at great length, on behalf of the Plaintiffs. The Bill charged, that the late Earl of Wandes ford was possessed of considerable estates, called Hipewell and Hanswell, in Yorkshire, previous to the year 1777 ; and chiefly residing in Ireland, had appointed the Defendant his general agent and steward over these estates, who consequently re ceived the rents and profits, and had the whole di. redtion and management of them under his own contrail. Some time after, a Mr. Long, who was comnieled by marriage with the Defendant, pro posed to take a large portion of those lands, upon an improving lease, for which he was to pay at the rate of $OOl. per annum. The Earl granted the lease upon the express terms of having unproVing clauses inserted in the deed, which was agreed to on the other side; but it afterwards turned oat, that nowt dames OnalprOV•11,11011 were iced, onif a common lease for years executed. Soon after shit, Mr. Lot conveyed the greater part of these lands to the Defeatism, and became a bankrupt.; when the D.fendant, in eeneequence of some Nprtis sentatious, prevailed upon the bawl of Wandesford,qi renew the lane of those lands to him#lf, forhis owl We, or 41 years. In die year 1784, the Earl al lillrambesdagd died, and sieviseck his estates to the erlssfit Pkiatiff, then Mrs. Re.ler, and afterwards if Ormond, his only daughter, for life madeadher "her death, as her second son, the Hon Jam as Ruder, now the sins: Jenne Butler Wanda , teld • d one of the Plaintiffs in this cause. The continued agent or steward of 'these estainedinosai time:hal add had never sccohnted Teta II NI% 21 1 1:Cor t 4er the Plaintiff o tti, a i. that, before c o . 'be referred to the Masten** these alai fur. this lessidered ispaa , histspeet ohs* estibr other hand, the Artois a tr-Gessa as.. fee the Defendant, contended, that die - Oletaiioas heaie were not supported by Moo& vistillat the Bill old be dis missed for prolixitY,.in *first imamate. The Cbancellit spepeastati his issignsept for the present. but seemed to Wait. pt ejl i ps , the goes:ion should go be* im. him to make a final ti gess. Counsel for thrAtZrieg. hard to-inorare (this l ark • • A P OL/C.f. • =poet tea ,o'clock at Agile, stood oppefie hit doo;. The Mowers, With apse Cdiersi were let st the time, ape of deep strwok the Wisp two be throe times with 1 stick. mad ' o66 ldd him to ' gallop of with the gig. On liewinjethe horse more, Henry Atkinson cafe out. and seised 'hold of Mr. SAW. WhO instar.tly (track hies; Mr. ithilie else struck him; and endeavoured to rescue Mi. Baker ; bat some odwr passions coining op. the Fri. toners were wand. Dotter Atkinson infeensed the Magimate. that some tie= since • Winder euen=sancd occurred to b.ea, by which a p ti c t e to bal. " 1 " weati r at". was beithen 1 9 and hit hobs ver mach injured. Yriseneestaiving nothing to say in their de face, the Maolleaa sad.{. it mu an Gaines of the most 'rictus nature. at. if toe bone had WA been' stopped, he, perhaps,' might hive been Ow. cause of some persons' death, by ninoing over them; foe which, of coarse, the person who had set him in would hare beim answerable. Tb 4 Psj sonerkalso being medical men, were coesidemblY . more to blame ; and should sot only did paid to 1-riser to the present ehiirge. bait sbold4 aloe be Witted for a conspiracy to Aare Dtifior k p i a ti t tz by depriving him of the Means of visiting his wnwegnen=wwwwe A Letter from an Olhcer of rack in Gibraltar. dated Jene 7. semen= all the regiments inibe gar . r l ' e lttr Y • Y y Nionewg, • Jac kTer. with two girls, left the Goldeopeross. Charing-boss for Chelsea. In a meth and sin horses, with out-riders, in red tickets add aseitsbia breeches. to get a wooden kg put mi. Wog _lnsc his leg id ea Mks with the enaine, foe width he received between two and three thoseessal rends prizequoney: Last Tees'dey. one of the seamen lieltmlz r o ss Ilia Muer's ship die Sore.. in Cork while bi was bathing his child, cf about throb old. fee= the boat that was alnogide. the boy slipped frost his hands, to the terror of Ms father. who, not burg saw his child drowning before his lice, without poeiibility of 'girding it say =simile,. Ms' toesesereatims he wised an eat, with the langth .4 which he was able to teach the child, to Sap a few inch= of die blade dnojer • its back, 4 *bleb =woos 'lie kept it for ease minutes, child centime' eakeactikusly boom= oli n t s water, fl,. =other in this terrible enement. r a t? Sol haled. • semis el frantic terror with , to W irmagieed thin' be relesed..- t 6 ; 4 1: 1 1 1 e mil was hotribie debt. =nee =tali holm. rhoos the cries of the pee= hell le In the side of th e Taal. saw the *dens al the poor child ; end being a good swimmer. ho phased ham the peitgersy of die (rives, into the water. cad . s e a few alma reeteeed the dal to atikal ' ' poi% this tnio, the Major haWitiwwwwwwwwfa .. ly more. lietilbe Go- POL/C.F. • . . . I renounce his elmhe to ' e should be provided for MM AIL eseoviletwe "ler. . ', [honk be dye, a nt UPI OW, /*bpi tint Mr. Jlfeke t tatu'inedi. I any Court Martha on cal 4q.e hoe lot beforelbeilielsg- _hlia-. bis of evideash esi z j o g r i i ems* * with 'ommiligiting a viable llPlllat t ee - MeV AebineetkseqpiPeeee Isebiseisup.ef-.. id, that his ißesk er s alike‘daler- .. '' T ' lion be bad z a pp ' it sippostri. that ) 1/11041Maseebiliglie visit .irtiiii. Th e mis a pOsist'at Walwunh. kin* and m o p, !m ug s re. ,ilsr chap to spools nit. Oak tes o'cloc.ll_V4ol. nfod itilst bill , . • . • n 441,XOPPRT. Inv 2 54 , , • Gym 164.• Est: Ira* indicted to tisi;_ _Mac A 4„ withtiswing w;lfully soml malt tjuislY net of 1110,4146•01. it aitigg" tried helm Nat shoe Maim Maack and lasted till half pastime &Wanes It appeared thasesptalht *Ole fallnl spedahility anithigb enileallkra • dad, with his Weed:Mr. huerleiti made shooting near the me ellial-jorteavie wick ; tea Ise had either 'taught that gentleman', raitelieeper totult ing ; and mi . payeag another Anneal spot, Shoilatel, the blaeksatith, and ski men, were accidentally within can 01 and, ,ther much abusive dangnage no scuffle ensued,- MWhich Capture W) roughly handled; and had his doubted taken from him. When Shinned &hi the gun. Captain Wyke dstlared him if be attempted it; and serefallil sitively swore that he levelled thirglei who must have been killed had it aside. Mr. Langford, however, - the gun been purposely fi , ed, It with intent to injure any ate, as It Shellard's lags at the time, and poi in which the shot entered. Mr. Bain sat out the whole of this long Midi ant the evidence with a moat sdrairlible investigation. Capiabt Wylul tondo defence with great coolness.--T'elur Roomed a vardift of .frfaittel.. • Nine causes only were tried, the are of which was an aftiqa of amines. km Goddard. silversmith, of this city.," Whit mash. Brown, Marad', sod N D of the Salisbury Coach from d* to the Belle Savage, irodgaseslsifl. b cover a compensation in damages for Plaintiff had sustained by the overt coach, on the .1441,4* April lase, self whereby the Plaindfis *olds. *at This *trine • as knottier "Peibedlay, isf tice Chaanere and a speshit Jury% Mr. Dernford. and Mr. PAL were CC Bitaisaiftt Mr. Hoild(ng, )une chin di dirdenjeemetdrer, 11w. Jekyll, red Ostend fahrishDidendaves Ilk: PI Barnard's Inn, Solicitor. Mr. Item that- the eitcidoor by =4l was ocaasierod by the ' Paftitliati4=ll l owo”,._ virl?o bad taton tbt wrm.:*._ driven the math or the matt no and had thos got into a Manioc wit necessity ovectureed, whoa, b obi deuce which ought to have pitied have had an OladiMt 11,4 rood, yr wide. wines Inv agideas could Iv passed.. Tha pawn rags 4 was 441=4 ea seam *tin pain hall* . - of toir to "Oducelllf d*Notlehral lehili !salami sm., I'dilktiey bad abiadaftlisilhebblinelemi s aial*o.. loquestlY he bad lallithaNie Weis demi* Ha proved these faits hp dilli ice was, that it ) Imo * tho tintrairthe iccideet (ewp e .i.l in theastraing), saddlouroso,' i 441 It, 04 1 ,00b4.404. amitli was Impossible tor itbe sweeliffieh to and it was theselianotteof MOM • ifir:44iielt skaipeopiirsmart oil* timsobroaa ant to: apoststslo... nicskiniat stavoisioar eon.** bit tli, reitiessop alsilik otostitsaaka*trords , Media totaesice Was weakened by its lanes beat provadt *at esagitiatiat ibirlintaatilat. void eh* or ta c ti zo•disCit hofolio, 11 , 10116 bistetoe't-Tha Judge. fassammft.esp **widen*. will • the nry, that tkey were algae give eiadidlive dew mates, as oiasaos ho other iiscbtoto-.olOotrloositot the nature of the ahem t it alas an adliewiornegeal peokatiog for she isjury sestsiped ; ,andihrai to give such reeemaide eosepsasasiesi heti* prop*, looking to all tie pettier aid all* smut of the oase...Tho Joel. afar asissimases. ration, gave a vouldt-toP the Itioitstigedgmillll6 ll o4 The tr ial lased Gee hours. - . -.., '',:i• Haiaoing. petit.v—Vgas . an t h e 1 , a sum pf money, the amount ef the . in a lot of sheep. purchased by thilia7tilf 0 .... TZ i I}re # 4asu. at Wilton fair.. The ebettp. it wab statiedp i were wail anted sound, but prevail wit to be 'Of the Plaintiff, therefore, sold them spuin,. as unentilid, I end brought has *ties 'foe the• dilhognee in M 4 -,: price„bfil. lot whigh Me .lary.garsioaso vesaidt: " Th i is 2 cit .h b rin s er" e t fitil e ar.=tagy .• - whore the sine* of the ' A 11114•11011111. gaetiCefi 011 Friday. i• "" i . . There oat 0 Oft deal a( 1 "*.i! , 0 ca 27 cause! being entered for trial: tart mikiene . tried by a Spectai Jere, els. dot of 411911,1" • Hummel'. . No am sa it. Rosetase-14i5511911046/:= 31. 14s paid by the Plaintiff. filitb tams. Th e Jury. gave the Plaistilillas eliamill: " 114.1,55 a ri Ur ne --71111 toolt IA maim= assault. Me Plaint* is ea froalipper et Mouth; Defeakat, e Farr/set IL dpi A Pit o eig Amu m u the meant of one MIMI% 'Sir tha of some seeks, whist lerminamill knocking Plaint, dowo.-.llords* tof b ifhwria la. Maps Floe Sell as.. i • v !scats:le o JoHNs—The parties ! a Imis TM; the Plaintiff roadie s at fli al M Pendent ip London. That flekiniffik/parg ils a state of health, wished to he Ws- 00. lig • which pereadaut was to tale militarised, ' ... mid signed an agreetemm ft damage.' ' ellteenards changed his asiod. •and • • *v his coati.% to compel the perfoetmenee 4 fox this "Moe was brought.—Verdia'foi. • . - • 400 L With ea additional sum of 101. 7e. Ili Sit ie.- dad tams aimed dim sine* the time Womb" watt to have takes poseeelos of the remises. On the twelve Sbefseshory ejeinveses Inflfe. , 1 bessibt by Colima Wood, he obtaieedi verdicts y rs a& of than; end the Deivadents had vet- ilsgb awe the other four. The teethes hie the Ce 4 lelairl were against Bouclier. tirraPhell, Ho Has, Sims. Bennett. Taitswell. Mitebeal. and Hunt: The Defendants who bed **dia. vorJ, Imbue •aed Foot, Wzdrickall, Do wding sad Fanner. a:4 l James II • : aim 'l l 'l , _ , 110 - -•.% -- , •