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2/z). . . - ' ; • .77. 0, 1 ~;," - . e , ! , -0 .- • , 'II ' • •.. "V . ( .4•Js leq:),.: : .""7."--. _J .i.- . • . ii . . q • •' ‘...ni.80 /ft': ... ill I i 'O.! ..., ~ . r . . . • • 4 • , t.,ir' w • . Pe li 0 .r• i t rtl l y ....1 11 : , ..., .- - . !.. ,-,...,.,. . ............0" 1.„. , )(I r ., ..., • , . ...• ,?,,,..... . ; y • )„,..- - • - - Nowiw ' tf", I 4 . • ~. • • !..t i; ' LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT EM BJIt 11, 1822 rivulets 6169. Pities 7d. ' Nvr visAnts.norAL. ITAT-RIANgET. ni NHIS Evening, WEDNESDAY, Sept. It, will be perlbeeed (3d Hoe) a se. Glade Opera, is doe aces, called MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT; GOILDtIAt.L, LON 00 . 14, 1 11irramisa t, lois. THE COMMITTEE "for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS will meet at Claildhall on WPD.. NESDAY, the 15th d'y of September instant, al Tway. o'Cloek at Noon, to LET by PUBLIC 'AUCTION A Bsilding Lusa for SI years, from Michaelmas iers, sif a piece of Ground on the east aide of the Noma Issas' fro. Landaus street to New Londou•street ; sad also A Repairing Lease, for 31 years from Michaelmas 15)2, Of a Hoye at the goods end of I,.eudou4tract, and on the west side of She mid Paramer. , The Plea and eundians for leafing the mid reapeetive . Premises as, be sees at thelaffsce of Works, Dalldhall; sod the said House may be viewed ots the Saturday, Moodi l y. had Tuesday prior to the Auction, between the boars of Orrin Nod 'Mote, andhlso sla the lloialogeif the Swills. .* JOS. aRMSVNAIS, { .. LANCASTER ASSIZILS, Avow" v 9. Mehra (ha Lord CAI!/ Justify Ammo? mud s al)pecitif Jury- Or, THE ROMANCE OP A DAY. The Earl of Avedwier, Mr. Taylmre; Lard Serif*letoe- Or. Limon • Sir Slams Several, bor. Williams; Ciptais Sae. rise, Mr:Johnson ; Baptiste, Mr:W. Neat; Patrick, Mr. Ler; Shark, Mr. Terry; Shingle, Mr. Loan Lee. LT", Mrs Paton; Amelia, Mrs J.:busters ; Fanny, Mrs. Garrick; Lucy, Mrs. Jones; Clod, Shorthorn, Mrs. Pearce. liveries+ to which Ilse Cowie Piece of NI ATM.'S A JUNG ' • We. Matchem. Mr. Terry; Col. Rebell, Ur. Joon. Capt. Prlnirmr, Mr. Johnson; Maar, Mr. ()ctarry. Lady ' Emily, Hrs. Chet trrley. • Tu corbeled, WA (111) p wry YAWLS Nips! • • - "se rummer. by near& iff, 7 ;64.1` . 1.:re, ' LW* oe. berry, CASs; Mrs. fiberiels, wed UV: Pus... Suer, 50.—Pit, 3s.—First Goltery x I. —Second Gallery, la. Insets for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Masidephstra, at the Theatre, of whose Private Hews maybe had, slightly. To.osorrow, atoning, Nees, nod Hlpla--aerl . The Jew ard tie Doctor. Os Friday, Minh% Nees, sad Night—sad The Law Toon Wilding, Mr. C. Reelable. THE LAWS OF THE CHASE. • RIDGWAY, ESQ. V. Blittatilr AND OTHERS. Mr. STARK' E, ru.opering the pleadings. ondruls that .1-.arpli Ridgway. E.g. was Platataff„ and Wilkinson. E-q., Bircliby. and several other per sons, were Defend/tits. The detlnestion staled, thst the Plaintiff was proprietor and owner of a ournher of hounds nod dogs c.f the chisel, which the Defendant% hy 'neaps of a large and fierce dog. had sorrird, and otherwise Nem!. .14 111 ml:do altd destroyed. by shooting at theril a •ainli thahtfiriaell ectr or violroce. -. Th• Defending. hid *vied: . - by way of justification, that the hounds ia.qaustiau *err bunting a glace into which they had *airtight to enter , . laid - that the Defendants had no mama of driving diem ltway but by the acts of violence cora titanic.] of. t! _ . • FRNCING. ~tß}ubtehea. lea vat imselrei volume wills aosseroas 13Vil i nsiriiie 'A . ri d ' .7. ; " '1 1 47:1 1 141 , Serteildy I. the Praetire eif the mnit iinittest Wasters _in toyer. $y La Sieve GUZVAN ROLANDO, of the Academie des Armes. Carefully revised, cud augmented with a Taiwan' Glossary, he. By J. S. FORSYTH. " Fetich,' lies so many advantages is regard to health sad personal appearstsee, that every Gentlemen of respreiability might to have IN Wilder a nark of disierielloa."—Lorko on Education,. ' Loodom: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, thread. TB SATRE-ROY A ENGI,I3II OPERA-HOUSE', STRAND. WU'S Evening. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11, will be acted (4th time), a sow Operetta, galled THE . FAIR GABRIELLE. The Overture sad Mink composed by Barham Livia', EN. otitis the merlin' of owe Suag and a Dom by Mr. Rome, and the original Freed. Airs et " Gabrielle" sad o rye Henri Quatre." •fiesii Quote,. Mr. T. P.. Cake; Wistrem, Coast de Caterrea, Mr. CO wbodiao; Elsi. Mr. Pewees, ,• Cake, Mr. W. Benwett. Gabrielle, glim Wow; E.telk, Mrs. J. Melppert. After which (10th time), • new Musical Forte, is two sets, called GRETNA GREEN. lad LovewAl, Mr. Pearlman; Mr. Trimhbea, Me. W. Des- Silt ; Mr. Jeshiss, Mr. Wrench ; Larder, Mr. Power. Emily, illks Carew ; Betty Flonikin, 3lisa To cowhide with (33d lime), a sew Operatic Drama, la two sets, cored THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF GIL BIAS. Gil Bias (aged oeventees), Kelly ; Gil Peres, Mr. W. &omit ; Picas*, Mr. Wrench; Rotted% Mr. T. P. , Cooke ; Ambrose ds Lamas, Mr. Wrlbissoo; Lope, Mr. Callahan • Domingo, Mr. J. Knight. Dania Mania, Miss Carew; Callahan; Mrs. Reyes. Doors open at Hoff-peat Six—Perfornmact begin at Seves—Second l'rire st Niue. Braes 511 ; Second Price 34.--Pii 35.; Second Price 15.61. .—Loser Gallery, 2..; Sewed Pins Oar •Upper Gallery it.; Second Price 6,1. • ' The Fair 'Gabrielle—Greta& Greets—sad The Youthful Dip of Gil 111 m, sill be performed every Everting till fur ther sauce. ROYAL REST LOPIDOIS i nkATRIk . TOTTENHAM STREET. ' • - THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Sep lember 11, sod every Eresiog this week, As seerraion+l Address. After which. ' THE WIDOW BEWITCH'D. With • WHAT WE MUST ALL COME TO. • Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Elusion; Lady Heart, bliss Brunton. _ . To ronclode with 'AUL AND JUSTIN, PRIVATE PUPIL. AMARRIED and Beneficed CLERGYMAN. rrsiitioa *Mohr • Morning's Ride of Londe., and secu.tonted Inc malty Years to receive a FEW PUPILS into his Rowe, ha, now a Vacancy.. The moot salisfectory References can be givro le Nobleotes sad Gestlemsea whose Sons have been ender his rave. ' • ' 'Atm to be I.R for Rev. G. St, Ur. Jam; Bookseller. 4, Pell mall, loadoa. OLD ENGLISH SCHEME. CARROLL, in conjunction with the other Con. lJ tractors fire the present Lottery; bas felt it leis duly 10 - comply shit the Public Wiah, by the revival of the plain stralght-forasi d Schemes of Ili, old Eagli►h Lut teeies, in which there are so Usese,;, no Pitied Prizes, our any Stoik hazes. Any further conarnent or rceirosendstion of the &lame, on lie part, mint he unnecessery, as be is assuied that what the Public hare raced for they will pat►onize. The present Imtell betties on the 30th of N EXT MON rH, and contains DUCAPITALS, including 3......0f t :0000 3 ..... of, 2,003 2 lO,llOO 111 2 5.000 20 . 500 Dad Eighty of 30e/ and 2001. Schemes at large may he bad gratis at Carroll's fortunate Offices, 19, Cornball, and 26, thfsed rtreet, olicie he sold, is the last and late Lostertis, a [real proportion of the Capital Prizes, including Five of 30 ,0001. and tire of 20,0001.! REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. This day way published, in one thick volume Sea. illustrated with a Map of Ands Nola mid the 'stand of Leon, price Itto. to boards, AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTION, iucluding au Account of Religion, Manucra, and Literature.. in Spsiu. By EDWARD BLAQUIERE. Esq. Anther o/'• Letters 'ruin the Medan aaaaa n," &r. " It is impossible to pause this Volume without resting, of the Mgt affection and ir►esistible balm,. The proudest deed to which a human being ran arpire is to put his' to such a Work is this; and, in the belief that Blgniere • s labours are calculated mate, tally to promol sacceso, we congratulate him on the devotion of his aid thoughts to so Ruble an object."—Muttibly Magr September, 1822. Piloted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Are• Maria-taut This day is pubiieked , beautifully printed frogs a letter, in a Pocket Volume, a Now Edition, price sd. bound, Of 91HE NEW POCKET DICTIONAR . the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. Two Putt-1. French and Enc.tish-2. English and Fort Cumming aft the Woods iu B I sir, and authorised the best Writers. By THOMAS NUGENT, 1.1.1). The Serentet•th Editioi, carefully corrected, By J. (WISE* U, A.M. Pointed for J. :Newman ; F. C. and J. Rivinglst Nunn ; J. S ea r c h er d ; T. Cailcil; Lnagatan, Herat, I and Cu.; Larkingtuoi, Meier, and Co ; Harvey Dario% ; John Riclinodoon; J. M. Lieharddon ; T. Egeo J. Carpenter ;J. Booker ; Palau dna CJ. &covey and f Rildwid, Oilcloth, and Joy ; Ogle, , and Si wniond, Neely, wild Jones; R. Edwards ; G. and Whittaker ; Harris mid Son ; Strophe,' end Marshall ; 11 Bauman, and Co, London ; and Nihon and Sungr Yt S t'llthg and Blade ; A. !Mile; and J. Fairlawn, &indium Of whom may be bed, Anotlicr Edition, iu iquar‘ltao. pike 71. 661. boo. ~`-- .i.... FRUM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Para's Qlk*, &plealer I, im. The Ring has been pleased to appoints Msjar•Geneeal the Right Honourable Sir Benjamin 8100m.,1d, Knight Grand Cross of the Mom Hiaosiesble Mititary Order of the Beth, _awl of the &gal Hasoveriao Gee'Otis Order. to be his Ma jesty's Rovoy Entraordmsey sod Mlaistor Plesipoteatiasy at the Cones of StitekkOlm. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Comet:dew slimed by the Lord !Jettlenent of Ike Amity 4. Line°la. To be Deputy.Llealesaats—Sir Edward Freed; Brombead, Bart —.dated Aegis.' 7, 1822; Jobs Pyle's', E.q.—dated August 16, 11122 y Gnome Illsomadake Alharms, Roq.; Jobs Taff:sell, Fol.—boils dated as above; and William Augustus Johosoo, Esq —doled August 29, 1829. Coneetteetoseist the 2d Royal TOwer Hamlets Milli's, signed by Ms Majesty's Cesumfasivesers etf Liegamasdey for the Tamer Hand.l.l. Adjuimet honer Wilkins to have Brevet reek as Caplets— dated August 6, 1121. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Francis Dipper, of Worcester, silk. eresr. tike last year; ;kerma piers Is. per cwt. lower Clisette ovivege. Pslsttatts amalgam le Vary lively demand, dad lite brat qualily km Marxist alfairlisep:suliasee. of id per lb. Rost.-The deputed kr spa bees brisk, bet nor last quo tattoos are all aapportqL Ilsomoselr e&rii,o2l puncheons, and ;Mee of People la. W. per gallon; r Ditto same time last year 310.1919 panelmossa, and price o/ Proofs h. 44. p•• 108•11. Caroa..-There bid Iskto souse in'q,:iiry for Trinidad fisr espovistlimi ketitheesork klb'vfiry dtalt ; a parcel of cooli war Groom*a appearrd f0.10 1 1.19‘ in today at 70s. to 745. per set. 4 • Dvswoona -Foe Jassaky l . Logirood Ile demised is nut 11,14; nark li dill aid lower • solid li!easagaa Wood is 8014 al 3111.perfon. • • 4.I I II I IERPODLIIPISPOST, Sswettassa 4. TIN Garralf 'Bartel has •Itareo extreMaly • ast &iris, all is. week, to emmeresee of Guthrie ;whim sales advertlsed fui yraterday, winch, however, west briskly at au &dramas of 141.'per lb. ou Boweds and Alabama', and is some instatiem at an impreverient is Orleans; the Demerara", which were of middriog gosh% sold 111. • id. kW,' oar late currency for Ibis draeripeion. The spiartity offered anti 8 . 801 Wet, of whir* 7;483 bales were mird, yrs bowed, 3,918 sold 611. a 711. for to fair, 71.1. a 8,0. for good fair to good; • Orgraas, 1114111,411. a 7.1 ordinary to iniddliog, 71.1. • 911. . fair to good fairy • Alabama, 990, bid. a 644. Drama yto asl4. Alias, Bid. a 7.1. fair Is good fair; Para, 90, 744. a 84. lord dhoti Miramar., 359, 714. very ',raillery, 84. a 844. oral. airy to fair; Illiaa Nova, 23R, 611. file. The salts by pri vate are 3,830 bags, and consist of 1,200 Bowed at 64. a 74 4 . • few ardinaer as bid. and good at Ild; 680 Orleans at 64d. a 10id ,• 340 Truss t 511. a 7J.; 430 Sea Island ' as 1044. sad goy at 194 a 24.; 190 Peromit at 911. a . 1014., 180 Bahia at 9J. • 044 ; 370 Maranhao, at 811. a 944. ' • 110 Rare at 711. a 811.; 70 Demerara at 811. a 944.; 20 llarbedoes at 711.; 20 Carthagena at 64.1.; 20 Bourbon at ltd.; making rhar 'oral sake of the week 11,360 bags. There ass 00000 treed fi.r public sale on Friday nest 4,000 Bowed, sod Orleans. The import is 8,714 bags, vie. Deme rara 907, Wee India 338, New Orleans 792, C Is and Charlastoa 1,441, other parts Moiled States 3,182, Brasil 2,174. The quantity of British Plantation Sugar offered at ant- Cm this week was only 800 casks, and ihongli we have bad some order* for the Irish market, the sales ►are gene off heavily, and at rather lower price. fur middling qualities ; of the 1100 risks brought forward, about 000 were sold. White Bengal Sagan have meld at full priers, viz. at 70s. a 725. for middling to fair, and 745. 6.1. a 755. 9.1. for good to See white; a few fine yellow have also brought 685.; at them prices the grocers have taken 600 bags. In Foreign descrip tive' nothing is doing.. Demerara Molasses, of middling to fair quality, ha* sold at Us 6J. a 26•. 9.1. We have had but little besieges these is Roam Cuff-e of ordinary quality continues very unsa!eable, sod as we have little of ether de. seriptieee, scarcely say business bias been done in the article privately: 50 tasks of very ordinary sod rank Jamaica were forced of al suction yesterday at 765. a 89s. and one lot of leerier taste at 50s. Pimento is steady, and a small parcel of good moitity has sold at Bid. 0f 200 bagi of West India Cocoa, without certificate, uifered at auction, • "mall part sold at 40".11d. 1u Rice nothing material has twee done. Them Nes beta • fair busineme dose fh Dyrwecids, at fall -prises; wldOswiesseht Legaremil Ws tot welt 01. be ; Cuba Filmic 91 Ills. Ild ; Spanish 71. 10e.; Spanish ard Cubs mix ed 91.; gelid Nicaragua WiLid 4 4 g. • 411., and • parcel of small 271. be. a. 301. los. In Ash.. there is 110 alteration; Montreal Pot have sold at 375. and Pearl et 42..64. Is Hides there are no 'sirs. Fur Tubseeu there has been a fair demand (ions the trade, at hest week's prier,. Some coosideralde parcels of Irish Wheat have again been brought forward for rile by serum, but nearly all withileawn fur want of ride'.,,; market on the •bole has been dull. Oats have sold on rather better Irma. Turpeutine is steady; about 1,000 barely of good quality have been sold. About 1,200 barrels Sieckholni Tar have bees shimmed of at 16i. 3,1. per band. • The bolded.% of Quercitron Bark have become more anxious to sell; • small lot of Philadelphia was sold by 11111.111311 on Monday at 123 6.1.; •nd y.sicsday 80 roles N. w York, and 120 Mids. Baliimeoe., both of good (lushly, IVti. offered, but withdraw.; for the New Tod' only 10s. and fur the Balti more only 115.6.1. was bid. 200 bags of ordinary Sicily Shumne have brought 17s. 6d. per eel. and small Ides of good Ws. per cwt. Olive Oil has Leese mon• inquir►d for ; about 20 tuns or Camba have been ►old at 50/.10 51/ per In eoumqnence of 311 improved demand fur Tallow, the attention of the tinele has been dirrcied to l'a!m (lit, nod some imesiderside pu►cha*es have been made at 211. 10s. to 25/. per tun; holders now require an advance of 11. to 21. per tun. Tallow his been in request, nod paces bare ad reseed Ulu 31. per eel. OlL—The sermon!, rire.ved from Greenland and Davie Straits art by no means ersod. but she lame murk of COTIIIIOII 0.1 prevents an isnmedimc advance. On the liras receipt of the accosts's., vim!, 'tassel an averige of n'oput 60 tuna per ship. she price of Greenland to arrive ruse so ¶231. n sited, es whirls woe artless were made; but old could be houghs at 221. ■s ...loch 'lsere are scarcely aoy buyria. Lousaid Oil is rasher higher; Rope OA lower. MEDITERRANEAN, ere. PRODUCE.. . . FRUIT —1 h. re id no alteration in the prices thia we. k ; '69 radks of Currants from Trieste, .4 inferior quality, bare be. is suhl by auctium at 101. W. to 1051. per cwt. BRITISH STAPI.E ARTICLE.% Rpm, VD St GAR —l n onlina.y large lumps at 75e. to 765. per cwt. b. -rut •u rtivsolcs of dd. to Is. there hs• been lon. 'utterable lt•inevo done, aid SCarCely nay could have been obtained wider 70..; in better yuali;i•s a itiv. to SO.. Owl e has beta a little business dune. Least s are heavy if sale. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. 'lYoico.—B• nettl c0mnt , .11,14 64 1 per Ih. advance on the Mr. SCARLBTT, iu his address to the Jury, ob weed. that they had heard f r om ha Learned Friend that this was a case which might be de scribed as rather of a sporting nature ; he much regretted that he was not better acquainted with the laws which regulated the diversion of hunting, in order that he might be able. in language more appropriate and suitable to the subject, to stale the ease which the Plaintiff hail intrusted to his COlO dila/ Me client, Mr. Ridgway, the gentkmsn now sitting immediately before him, he knew to be a man of character us honourable as that of any individual iii this wealthy and populous county.; he bad 'the advantage of being pesserred of an ample fortune, and in the enjoyment of it had, from the earliest period of his life, addicted himself to the pleasures of the chase; but in such a way as to produce the least possible inconvenience to every one -*home property he had occasion to pass over in the course of his diversion, fie had ever deported himself in such a way, that not only hail every gen tleman in his neighbourhood been inclined to afford him every facility; hut they had themselves been most happy to - join him in the sports of the field ; there was not a gentleman of rank or fortune, for many miles round his residence, who had not felt happy in granting him every privilege nsunl on the part of one sportsman to another. Mr. Ridgway had for many years kept an excellent pack of har riers in this county; before be had a pack of his own he was a constant huntsman with the hounds of Sir F. Standish, a sportsman upon whose celebrity it was quite unnecessary to descant. A splendid estate having devolved upon the Plaintiff, he iu his turn became possessor of a pack of hounds, e'e n/2RO for their fleet mssl tothott formerly: possessirgjActieon. flaring eeortre . the proprie tor 6f a pack of this kind, he had the privilege con ferred upon him of using the lands of the most consi derable persons around the neighbourhood where lie lived. He had found himself most reluctantly compelled to bring the present action, io conse quence of having experienced, while in the exercise of that sport. a Lich lie had been for twenty-seven years in the habit of enjoying, for lit least three times a week, with that specie', lie would not say of resistance, fur it would not be a proper term to make use of, but with that sort of aggression and sato. k upon his hound. which no line sportsman could ever consider H. pardonable. The residence of Mr. Ridgway was in the neighbourhood of Choi- Icy, and he had the liberty of sporting over the whole extent of ground between Bolton and Chor ley, including all the lands lying in the I in termediate townships between those two places it happelied on the day specified in the declaration, that lie went out with his hounds nod retinue as usu el, and a hare was roan put up within the pre_ cincis of the manor of Chorley, chased and killed ; that manor, he believed, belonged to a geotleman of the name of Gtllebrand, at that time residing abroad ; had he been here, lie was well persuaded the grostssil for the present complaint never would have exist.d. The game having been put up within the manor of Cliorley, but in that particular part of it in which Mr. Ridgway had no distinct or specific liberty of hunting, lie called off his hounds its order to prevent the cutnntirsion of any trespass which he conceived might be considered as extra to his pri vilege. This occurred at a very early hour of the morning ; yet, at this period, two or three of the Defendants thought tit to make an attack upon Lis !Imola while he was in the act of drawing them otf, lir passed over that insult without notice, and prectieded with hi, sport within his own preciocts. Another hare was shortly after put up in the neigh bourhood of a piece called Duxbury Hall, which was in a very short time run down and killed. Another was put up. and pursued till it got within the precincts of the manor of Chorley it was to be noticed that it was not started originally witlim that niaeor, tint had fled thither. it was • - • be boatsmen and people to follow the raw ; Viet did re, and manually got into a cover seer the plate where Mr. Wilkinson heed. The instot Mr. Ridgwsy found the hounds had tot iatg i a wont or cover adjacent to Mr. Wilkinsotei managing, Ire directed his linutsman to sound lila hugle.ge draw the park away. Every one, at all acqusia,ted w.th the sports of the field, must be perfectly aware of the prempt obedience which lioundsinffri to that well-known sound; no one was ignorant that the -sound of the horn was the only way of drawing Of hoends when in the act of pursuing their game. it was just after the hounds bad received this warning, that the circonistonces bad occurred *hid' had given riselto the present action. The hounds were retiring in the moot orderly mew, when. seetal of the Defendants began to stied them in • way es violent ai it was unwarrantable. One of the Dee (endwise had • large bludgeon, which be actually broke by • blow on the back of one of the houndr; another threw stones at them ; a third, who had a double-barrelled gun, fired twice at them; true it was he could not prove that the gun was loaded, for the dogs were not bit or killed ; but the infer ence was obvious, for gainekeeti-rs were not usually abroad without basing their guns loaded. Tine violence, however, was not thought sufficient. A large and furious dog, which was usually kept chained up, one let louse, and turned upon the hounds, the Defendants exciting the dog to .upon and worry the hounds. Our of the hounds wus seized hold of by this dog and much injured, and it was oat without difficulty the straggling animal was extricated. Sevetal of the pack were attacked in this way by the ferocious mastiff set upon them; mid although they were ultimately rescued, it was not effected without extreme exer tion and danger to those who interposed. All this passed after the bugle had sounded. A. he had before observed, every body knew that the most effectual, and indeed the only way of drawing off hounds, was by the well-known sound of the bugle. At to attempting to molest them when in full chase, it was • vain attempt, which no man could make, unless from a wanton and malicious motive. The fact was notorious, sod lie could adduce evi dence in support of it, that such was the eagerness of houuds in pursuit of the chase, that there had bein an instance of a bitch in a pack littering dur ing the hunt, and actually seizing her pups in her mouth and continuing the pursuit. He iustanced this in order to spew that hounds were not to be diverted from following their game by any feeling of pain, or by any infliction of external violence. Now what was the excuse set up by the Defendants for this outrageous conduct ? But lie : would first observe, that several of the hounds were so much injured that they were unable afterwards to join iu the pursuit. These hounds had all their identical names ; one was called Treachery, another Touter, another Tragic, and another Tearer : in fact, every hound in the peck sou drsiguated by its itio:.er name. These four hounds ill particular had serious wounds, of which they all bore the marks to th.s day. They were obliged to have medicines adini. nistered to them, and surgical operations performed upon them. Mr. ltidgway considered this as an unsportsmanlike proceeding; it was such as he had never met with before, and he trusted he should never meet w:th it again. He deemed it right to inform Mr. Wilkinson of what had occurred, for the Defendant's aervaots had in. formed him that they had authority for their proceedings. He could hardly suppose that any gentleman would have given such an authority to his servants. Mr. Wilkinson wrote him for answer. that he had examined his servants, that they had given a very different account of the transaction, and that be should believe them in preference to any oilier report. Such, said the Learued Counsel, was the nature of the case. He did not mean is state that Mr. Ridgway had brought the present action with the view of recovering considerable 'damages : but he was compelled to vindicate his rights if he was to enjoy the pleasures of the chase iu the way he had been used to do, and as nll persons before him had beret accustomed to enjoy them. If lie was to submit to an attack of this kind upon his hounds every time the Defendants or other, thought proper to make it, he would be subject to that sort of aggression which Ito sportsman could brook ur endure. Ile was, therefore, obliged to b:ing this action in order to have the question decided between bins and the Defendents, whether hounds, in pur suit of their game, were liable to be treated in this manner. The justification was, that these hounds. were in a close which, in one count of the defiant lion, was alleged to belong to Mr. Gillebrand, nett in another, to Mr. Wilkinson. Iferbould prove that the hare was originally started in another mi. tsar. Sue° was the excuse made by the I.)eferid ants fur letting loose upou the hounds • large New foundland dog which had been conihntly kept 7 { ~ *. ¶1 4 1$ BANKRUPTS. Froaris Dipper, of Worcester, eilltmtereer, to serreader, September 30, at Aye, October 1, and U, at eleven, at the Packhorse lad, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Beebe, Mime. ihiroehmeov dilsors-ausers, .Imarkrat mad Wm WA Wee. crater. Thrum Edwards. of Tarvia Chester, eatru.dialer, to our reader, September SS, 27, an d October IL at sieves, at the Royal Hotel, Chester. Atte/Drys, Messrs. Pbilpot sad Stone, Soothamptos•street, Blo.mtsbut y, Londe. ; and Mr. Fischer, Chester. Thomas Barrett, of Dareorh Mills, Dirtford i Kent, paper manufacturer, to rorrender, September 13, 14, sod October 42, at tea, at the Court of Commintonera of . Bankrupt■, Basingball-street, Luodou. Attotaey, Mr. Collies, Dartford, Kent. J u ba fledge, late of Star count, Little Compton street, Soho, Niddlesex, builder, to eurrender, September 17, 24, and October 22, at to elec. at the Court of Commissioners of Beek , n pie, Booingball.atreet, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Matsu haw, Great Si. Helm, Stibupsate-street, Loaduu. DIVIDENDS. October 3. J. %V. Keeue, Birmingham. faelor, at ale wen at the Royal Mid, Temple row, Rirrninzham. October 12. W. (Insister, la.e liehaeld, clock and watch. soaker, at inder, at the Flitch of Bacon lsou, Marbling.- Bridget, St afford. October 31. J. Mailmen. new or lair of H.JJ•rs6eld, York, merchant, at ten, it the glean lun, fivildler.field, October 31. G. Savage, of fluilacrafielil, York, watchmalcsr, at Sr., acute Swan lan, Hudderelleld. October 4. J. Sikes a•al kl. Hollis, of Manchester, iron and copper:deakra, at nine, at the Albiou Hutei , MAU. cheater. October 2. C. Patti.nn, of it. NCO**, iinutingdne, froomon gee, at eleven. at Ihe Falcon lon, St. New's. O c t o b er 0. 8. P ea k., jun. and J. Bothwell, of Halliard!, Lancaster, calico runlets, at devil', at thy Bridge bin, Little Bottom. Ociuber 7. J. Derv, or Elingley, Yolk, builder, at eleven, at lie Ann INN, Brad Add. • Ortob►r 4. Wm Johown, of Hi. eningham, larpauling.maker, al our, at the Re) al Mt.!, Thep!, row, 131,mingluos. CERTIFICATES —Orroseß 1. R. Rainey, or Spilahy, Lincoln, tanner.—L. Nathan, of VLlliars-street, Strand, Middlestx, pcii-nooaufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . I. Na!der, of Potion, am, T. Nattier, of Slirptun Somerset, August 30, 18.2 —J. Atl.lny and J. Nerne, of Birmingham, wire-workrro, September 3, 1222.,—.1. W. Ca ter and J. W. Cater, jun. of Stapleton, near Bristol. stow , onarrirris, Jrre 24, 1320.—W. Skioner and W. Gale. of B:•rsawadsry-street, Surrey, pawnbrokers, Aural 16, 1322. —T. Sabine and J. It. Tuoze, of Durrho.ster, attorneys at law, August 31, Mr —J. Butterworth and J. Dime. ..rib, of Sinkstrin in Assitonby, Atmoadbory, York, clothiers, July 3, 1832—F. Itobiosuo, widow , sod S Itoobiusun, of Ripon, York. sinutrombirs, Maz 7, 1821,—T. Blagilen, T. Snuth Hodgson, S. Kirkby, J. Elliott, mud J. %Youth's, or Shahs Id. MO as GJ. h --,...--; Hudgins,. s.lSirsby, J. blunt!, sort J. svouutri, or anent, iu, pekes of the last sale, and \I vas 6J. to 0.1. per lh. 1 Mr. silverplaters l / 4 Attgust I, 1822- C uS.--••Coetia . yto Ihr-geterral expectation, the East quite . impassible for Mr. liolgway, or am: person chained. The first act of this fierce animal, wk . ,' ale its -- - Wm Company have made so addition of 5,000 hates Gracie au pursuit of the game, to be stile preciaely to as- at liberty. was - to seize a youtig pointer Vf their own, .41 • .*hoe M4RKE7'S. . own Cotton to the saM ch elated for the 27th tbstant, and certain the liourilkirit : s of a particular manor, coo- which he had nearly devoured, before be was enroll- whie'llt i t i. timk" l "‘" l s w i l l 41 be offered a t t b e I " la " h " scions that lie had the sanction of every former whose raged to attack the houtids. The D e rr iidante eon. ;azioe, -as.- .., of 54 per It,. The quantity row deetared inns follows: 5,401 l ands lac between Bolton and Chorley. Ile had no tended that these were the only meant they hail of [From "The Loudon Mercantile Pries,Current," I bags Surat, 8,518 Bengal, mail 2,390 Mathes. Not wit hostitting . , vie. of Tuesday, September Ist, 1642.) the large inesease of the sale greatly traded to deletes t h e tura whatever, that in following his hounds, he driving the hounds out of the cover in which they marker, ra;r business has been dune,the sales amonuting to could violate tie rights of stay one. Here the were disturbing the game. Now, with regard to pearl MINT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.. _ 1,400 bags, in bond, vitt. 404 blew Upland, middling 6;d. 1 Learticrl Counsel sand he would take leave to stale, preventing the game from being 'disturbed in a 5s 6J. . Corrsv.-There has bees • very steady demand for foe fair 7/d.; 203 Peroarahiten and Parailsa, middling 9p. without leaf of contradictioti, that no Lord of a . cover, he - was ii:ornied that uothirig was so Itlarly rood final:ilea of Plantation Criffee, a na l, in some inataneeor, fair to pond Cdr fltl. to 10d.; 500 Surat, fair to gusid lor AI • I I L ... osatitor was mintiest LI au act of violence to inter- to frighten the pheasants as the act of firing a gun :Y of higher pries have been obtained ; fine middling Jamaica has Md. to 60.; 300 Bengal, nrdinary to middling SJ. to 51d. S. In I brought 148 n., and good middling 1335. to 1425. per cwt., Im t .ith. good far 514„ to Md. good Up. per Its. - cept the proves,: of a pack of hounds, or to use twice; and, further. that there was uo wainicaßitig• 7 rrneli. i the contrary, ibe in a. nary qualities of J amaira hay , - b-.. odd any violence towar d s their); all he had a right to do the hounds tiff whitely to he attended with so Mr. ' , U.K.—Bengal Silk has brought an advance of eight to Ned by at lower rates ; Hes ,punt was, if they were unlessfully trespassing, to bring mediate effect as the sound of :he bugle-violenve f . Dr urd F : i i r e . i Y iu w in en s t be oir ea lli d a u v i l l : 2 % 1 l ii r o s o . twelve *pines per bale an the prices of the late sale. as Friday. The impoiry BA I.IIC PRIJDUCE, an action against their owner. One of the Defend- was wholly unnecessary. If the Partirts had let • parcels of St. Domingo stirred at auction were takes, it at 10Is. for ordinary ill ca•ka and at 110 r. fur good in Imzs, TATJAW bag been Julia sale since our last until yester- ants, who vas the gamekeeper of Mr. Wilkinson, the hounds alone, in three minutes the hounds i , foe the taller cot more than 106 s. 64. per cwt. was hid. day, when there was more business dose. 1 ignorntilly conceived that he had s right to prevent would have been clear of the cover. The question in • J. The stork of Coif , f is now 3,446 Inas, being 2,634 less the hounds of any person, and those who followed was; whether such en attack upon the Plaitituff's ises, I than at this lime last year; prtrent prices 3s. per cwt. iorrscripf, Tueselso, September 10, 1622, Four o'Cloel. .. them, f rom c um i ng upon any part of the precincts hounds visa justifiable. The Leartied Counsel said y and lower. Simms -The masked was nut brisk today, but full priers 0 . f the manor liclunging to his toaster. When the he remembered • case' some time ago where% w'an..‘ , I erten; B. P. Sunae.-The market has bees ember inseam., but were obtained foe shoal 700 blots. except ia one fastener, hounds approached a particular spot, it would he ton attack had been made upon a sporting .. •, g. It Suns; the full prices have hero paid fur good working qualities bad where rattler lower rates were taken.l I Co. • good and line grocery. • Corr a e.-Thr re was ly any inquiry for Co ff ee pri. 'amid that several of the Defendants began to at- should always be recollected !hat dtigs are nut like . W. B . Foreign buwast.-1.05 sheets of Havant's's were brairskt vately to-day r the lard ware of 8 /. I) "musgu were mole within tack and resist them. Mr. Ridgway, at this time. human beings : they could nut discern the bow'. Ilurst, I to audio. on Thursday and Friday last, the white weal off OJ. per rwt. of the prices quoted; the public sale of Planta. I was a little behold the pack. When he came op, daises of manors-they could not distinguish the la. York ; briskly at as advance of IN. uf4s. per rem, the ;Auer went lion to-day went off with wore spirit, and was generally ton-. ihe perceived Ills limits:net, sod people engaged in a cal rights of one man from another, when the hire bores. off with tags spirit at aka priers ginned is our last, tad se- i sleeted to have gone off at higher prices, bat we comma ad. steal lots appeared to be taken in. vsaee the qnolattons, at which the market may be called conflict with ootsiii of the Deleashoir. The was once started, and the hounds were in full p 1.. use. I The stock of B. P. Sager is now 16,920 Mk. 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