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• L/111 7 ii.PPORT. • COURT KlNG's BENCH, Nov.. 2g. DOE, ON THE DEMISE VP OTTEY AND OTHERS; 1 MANNING. This vas an ejea111(.11I 10 try A title to .Certain hinds iirthe County of Surrey. ••,, • 'rule question was, whether a ,voluntary .settle-; • ment, made the 12th of April, 171,3, which was , • not Made in c,nl4;ideration of marriage, tint Crom atl• feBloil to the mother and sisters of the party, and 'fOr grantini,them a provision, and which.‘v:is•nt,ade- Aa r'.Witllol.lt any tial iniention to defrriuct - any one, ivas valid or not, as against a subsequent purchase „for a l valual)le considcr;ttion, with notice under it ' statute Eliz. C. 4. s. 5., The Jury clearly, negalived the idea of, fratvl in., •faa. Lord' at.nisutittonotl observed, thati . shortlf af•-•• '• tee the passin.ii.; of the t lt, it, appeared that it r‘fas supposed to create a . susprcaon, of fraud prinzaflici, only upon all voluntary Crin;reyances, and that pre sumption migh,Lbe got rid of, Py 'shewing that they h xve 11( . 4 ti . iCt 'fraudulent. Be his Lordship cited ninny subsequent 'authorities,' to sliew that thesta-n ttitc has ben volu9tikryi! • ceuveyariceS, ‘vhether_aClually traridulent or ,nruti and to rcildcy,thern void, as, agaitn•it snbsequect• pur 'Chase`ri. Ile lamented. that a consirnetion'h•id not iteerk pnt upon i -Stattite, whicli should have con; . , fitictl its operation 5(1 as to render tnent oi u.only • a purchas•-rs without of the 'Prior conveVallCe ; added, thetas many estates have • been' long e5,..;.ia".. ‘lied upon the contrary do6irine, the. in cot we tt iet,, .• cAti only be'retnedied by the Legisla r titre. He t .ice , ..fore conducted that the Plaintiff Was cutitlec.Ou recpwr. • - ibons e kr.,".A.so OTIIEIIS lI.'EOLDERO AND-OTHERS. • : .; • LIFE INSUI,I4ItICE. 111 . 1'S was lii on a 'Policy of Insurance. under seal 13r:AfAl. with ti,o Oth ! 'e, upon, .1 /„. .1 lie' nit' of, I\aii:Vnt, I Leo warratito..Lunihn. the age i2l tot ty . -hi,s :,,tat.ed tix p 'idiey, that. the P . laintih's paid titteeti:g?.nitti f : , prdnittin for in ... Anranee, _tor a year, from ilie,4lBlll Novelither, 180.4 tilai they illso i jiaid, :the sante suit) ,foe (8`0,5, &it it, 011,111:. li•nib, whdo the lxjlicy WaN v iii Mr ' Pitt diced, and n . ritiee 01 LI, &Ali' was tzivf.it tof he 01)ice • that thice.foonths had since elap , ed ; Mr. Fitt, bad not been out of the limits of Erircp;‘, nor en-. ga ge d in the military or 11LiV411S(':.rvice of Ilk . 7 ,ll:ijes- Ly that he w:ts not forty years" of ige he poi Cy , was andlliat'the V;l:m.iii • .. terested in his life, to the amount of the sum. in piar'ed-and ~upw,ard.,:, by being creditors uptin hint fyr a Jarge sum of money. , _To this I)clethiatiti Ple?d,eo,.. first, that they owed nothing ; secondly, that fne Plaintiffs Were not in- ), ,tproteii in Mr. Pitt's ; thirdly, that thc ititeret of the PlaintitlY in the policy' was a. debt t i ttesil d owing fro . rn Mr. Pitt ; that, after his tleAth, anchbo foretheexhibiling of ,the bill of the Plaintifts,,ithe debt was piticl by John Earl of 'Plotkin), and The Bishop oaf ,inc( 411, exe-coLor, of Mr, Pitt. 7.1. 1 be proteititig that, the interest wat; not 813 Ch was cd, that thoy were n0t . 1511.4 Ir iyuci by .the said .1 , 2.%e0ut in the wanner arid &c, and issue wa , , jou i od .011 ,41 1 6 fi)lffier Djenclants paid 311. 10. into Court on account' of thY premiums. .0 0 the trial. the polley,wai':prov e d, Fitt died as sidled abw,e, and NO not nrokeii,the terms 61'16. policy,' 411 the abOve stated: by gOjag ; out of Et.nupc, or scrving his, NIL jesty niklitary or naval enacity , and thatnotice was given of his death, 41$ t . vgnirect... That Mi Pitt .dielt in . debted to the ?Linn antJ that on tith 806, his V,xecalors to the lUnlitTs I e91,•,i',11i. of the Inoniei zranted by Parlignient, fur their deht. • , . The queSti,l.inWaS, whether the pl"iiiil,tifra were , entitled. to ,i cocr. • , tOrd I i,Lutiduttot: GB Mated, that it was oSay.it, agieed,, th:o, a policy of insurance,,rlCh as is v.,5141 under the t;tatuto of C.;:;o, IL is a 4 gontr.la of`todtor. .nits . I . .perely.itgainst anw loss by. the evcnt whateyerrt:ntoves I,)inuss, or ditniflid)es: it in thy liltppyning ofthe.eyent, •atfes6,ls the right of the party w re,...over mad*, snch • • • In this_catie the Piaintitis.were•only interested. in , respuZ.l of the .dt!bt, the, pzospeti. of retitrveting which: might bd afkited the 1u or death of Put. Being paid-that. dt:la matier bow or fro,m whilt.funti,._they could chits no indemnity. He therefore concluded that a verdi4t.inu.st ,he entered for the Defentiant On the tir. , 4 dud:third 1 4SIWS, and for.the Plaintiffi On thes`,second, by which the Plain litisl.lavein fa& lost their suit. ..‘ COURT OP (....11ANCTERY, A.Nnar,ws min OTIILItS V. 'M9 l ,vr:rt ' AV. .rbl3 was an .appeal fromthe dei:ree of the lbl IR. of the RoLLs in this cam, ; the questibn , for the cousiderat s ion of the Court Nvas; . i.t 2 he, , tlier, at the time of tile an estate, belonging to the Apkellants, the Ile spotidentMov.-iny was the act ing' Stei.Vard', roilmger, and hind-agcnt' . ol 11-p- .pellants ; and whether, at the - time, toich sale, there a concealtuint rf the t - t!at :value, other advantagi.;.ons- circumstakes relating to the said estate, on' the part of tilt itespondeint, who hilulf oltiinately became the purchaser; . the objee:t of tic suit being 145 set aside such sale as,null and void. The Appellants'were the children of the late Mr. . Si) h 1.1 ,A r , of Soropley, near N9wcastle-upon- Tyne,'lll tits COurity' lirortheatbiiltititf, wilto, at hii decease, devised the rents issues, 304 : ppiiis of this estate among his said Children ' shari 'grid Share In the, year 1,794,. a Mr. Finpper was the stcw,ard and - olamiger iirqpeftY, Whieb, at that t i m e-, ykkled an 'tinting rent of 3491, iirld con :sisted 4foo .iereS of l urd,t 50 of - which was-vale. Urtlo4l-1,i114441 tpanfiloll;botme . ,.cottitges, Sze. The pr&senrecommended to theAp v ilespondent being recommended excellent ogriculturlit . and able Mana ger, they 'f,tisubarged. Mr. Hopper, and employed Mr. Mowbray,..as bud steward and manager. lo a short time he raised the value of the lands.frorn 3491. to 3 - 001. llut la-cOttsequelAce of I much greitter allowances to the tettatul than his predecpssor, the seceiptsgo the owners were out - increased. 'A Mr. Solicitor, was employed by the family, , as 4 .rec6ve i r of the rents and profits, and under his guid- L • • ',nice the legal branches of Management. In the year t the wiThing to dispose of this property to, the best. advantage, .directed. the, Respondent to make the necessary arrangement; or it up for sale by ati4tion, which Was ae-- .co'fdingy done and upui3 . the sth of -May,, iu that year,' the Respondent himself bi:>carue the pbrcbaser . .. of the - estate, for . Upon .. tran4ii`lion, the Appellahts .sought to charge, hint with fraud and coneealtrient, as the land stewtird atid maiwer: The bill, cleirged him with li,i~itig'li id the Wosid•-land- privaNly stir veyecl,,,and v<itued at 9 1 ,t30.j. jest, previous to the time of the sale; `gilhivitig f t.ie sale adverti , ed onlyin iite provincial newspapFrs; at tee, t itke of the auOion, eke of the principal tenants cis 14)(4 , 611(ler • b a` lease of six . years, wlien :lig: had a much shorter ';' . "and with eoneei.ling. thev.i.."nie Of the. tiMber " 1 I e • s' upet. Ll—estate, ath. a,«„ts (net -thine& ConneLled with it of 'having set it up at reserving three biddings, to the then Pro . prieturs, and thus redechig its <tl>pareut value; - bYtilit ° large sun . ) tit which it set up, and the r6-:"' sertation4three hiddite.:s. 12 the Pe )1 - ;etors, i t l i iii persons,;who Wotld oth“wise, he,ve'lidOnlee Tii6 will further t:har,..e(l, ' that the lainlst - were in , ' a muen than they were so 'the Itesoondent having, itiCi'..eaed the rants and pro i "fits, within the ,first Italf 7 year utter he hod so put. •chased, from 31.j01. to 6201;per ann.. • The'Restrudent, on the Other hand, dented any agency or stewardShiP, e7teept 'such, as was wed.' sional trod voluntaik'on his:part . alSo 'denied: 'ell concealment or-. rnsrelir.ttlitation ; contending,' '-that niptlitditg steward or land -agent, he was not '•bolind to -diSclOse tlit? Value Alia 'situation -of' Attu .es, tate, and had alight to bet t:4lle a ptirchaser at' fair' Prke that the- ql6- was a lint-lone fide tritgfatqion" oh his' part, and he'pdrehaSed - it at its utmost itttrue.: NrtiCuLLEN . and-Me. 'Beet opened the plek;lilig's : tit a~4:tt tit and Mr: 06 : behalflofithe .ttriPll'ihts, was heard at critledderablflength, , after•s il the:fa : niter - hearing Wtt*'POstpotted lot I .h 4 . 4- telt ' 7 . ; • ". •••.; • = • • ; COLiaT OF CdM M9l\l 'AS Nov:1 g.5.. 11 ' ' • I 1 1 1E9reC T. P 4P,I; IC . ° ' • , , „ ;I•::.lNsr,,Scrjeatit BosTiliWtrucli. , that the conditional UtuLarihe *id otwatued I.Citifiobariejng:. this rtrsob fro#4, custody,; cn it he ground ofthis- being privilegetd leomi arrest, iu . titth capacity,; of Toilkish shttild.now be made abseltum: • . ptdr, aerjeant. 'JAME sllewerbdiause against die, .li:iestateil, that he;had atfidnvits in :hishand,l. ,Friit , frOrn,the Turkisti.Minifiter-.(ferehe would con ; ceive. it ..Awneath' , dignity: to nable' an Affidavit) but from his interpreter, andfrom -John Lowe, the Clerk to the Attoniey in this'.cause. The affi davit of the latter was, in substance, that the, DI- lendant Theodore Critico hodebeen arrested' for debt of 341, at the suit of the Plaintiff, :,and, put ill' . bail, but the bail had-Since rendered him up, an he was now, •' the King's ':Bench Prison. ["rte Court: breupon asked, how their jurisdiaien coal extend to .the Bench 'Pristne? , Tp; ; tebjel, was:answered,;ithat , the:adtion :oti•:w.hialyd.he. De fendant was arrested commenced' in , it Common Pleas ) , and,ibe was removed frem , the Fleet ,to -the .'King'i!'lk.rich by lidera Corptis4: , The-next all, davit. WA from cthe,, interpreter. el' his, Majesty in the.relatiolti,with the Ministers, of the TurkiSh Etm p . o.e. 'flu swore that. he 'was well acquainted , with the •Deferidam, Theodore . .Critico,.. who , had been 'apPointed• by * the Siiltan Selim 'as 'Skia-bender; or J . . Cohtsul. , Ge.nenillof the Sublime .Porte,; at .Loodoti. The appoiutrnent, which „had been madh!txrAhe Sult.uttSelliii 'had:been approved '!by bis,.'Majest}i. 'll.'liere'vere also affidavits from;thei: Sheriffs. Offieer; , who ;wrested him; and from the-Pktintitra'Attorney: *hen -the-Sheriff's Officer first cany..vtaarrest the Defend:int told him he was.prifileged, and the SheriirslOtiicer eoosidered hitnself bound to inquire .into the- nature of his , .prateetipti.. -1-104eareliedi the bOoksat: the-Sheritrsi .4•ll„l.stich .protttlicav appeared: 'he then - called at the ()dice of Mr: canniog, the Secretary of State for' Foreign Affair ; arid:was 'there•intiirmed, :that . they knew no person- as' privileged from arrest, and that l'heodore_Critico was not then the'TOrkish:Consul. The Attocney- for the,--Plaintilf afterwards called at the Foreign Office,' and raw .The Under Secretary, anti Mr. Itolleston, who N at the ht,:ad:of tlitt pani c:air devarttoeilt :tbis.was canilaed. Mr. Rollestoninformgd ,, hitn; that _ Critieo was not then Consittlf Ci;euerat; nor if tie.' hod been Consul, would ,he have been, in that capacity, ,freefrpin ar rest. The GOLlrlie .Or proceeding in the office was this :—The Ambassadors sent. to the Foreign Otfiee a list of their servants, and the persons attached to their Embassy: The persons named, in this list: were proteaed from ,arri.:!iti and nOtice WaS."sent to the Sheri ifs of Middlesex, 'in whiise books 'lhase protktions wer'e entered. It had' never: been:Un derstood, hoWever, that a Consul was entitled to this protection ; :or; if it 'were, the Defendant was ',no loner Consul ; and it' he had not been 'expl'essly.' re thihed,' the dethronement of the. Sultan &lite, or, 'the existing hoslilities : with TUrkey; would have vacated the appointinent; • • • ' _Sir jj Zsi ES N !WIELD Said , that if the prottaibb Wait only as to a servant•of thO' Amtgissadoi, - and'the .Arnbassador•had not • scot in his name; it was 'clear that lie 'vas riot entitled to it. • • Mr. Serjeaut BEST, in _reply, said, that it- was not as attac.lied . to the Embassy,or,ser‘znit of the Am bassador, 111;it the Defendant claimed the privilege, but it was' a 4 "Genentl, appointed by the Firinau of the Grand Signior, a na l approved Of by l,i,s'. l Majesty under his sign rriauuttl. He: had, the urigin:d Firi.tian of the Grand Signior-then in Court. Sir MANsVit:LII.---- ( ` Dune IS no occtiOlon tii.shew us thar j . ler we cannot understand .1 word of it." • : . - Serjennt titto' ground• that he . itAited on Was not - that the Defippdaßt -.was a:per son belonginglo .:jib d therefore'claim .ed protection under tlic statute of '(-tueen Anne, but it - w;.1,4 tliat he had beezi regularly appoilb(cd auct ye. ceiyed as . Consul General ; I.llld that the per,,oh , of a Consul General was protaqed, f l it by particillar of nat . :Lancia, but by the law 6f wit:ions. Thia ova' • asserted ekpressly by one of the at writerS',on the,loo of nations (V:atel, boOk . 2. chap. 2.), and there were no adjudged , tases in opposition to o, respe6,table 411 gvqh4ity. ff e the,person of a- Conso'. General wls i :enti,tlll to this. .I)l9te4y.Tr.hg,,Nbould •cOniend that theipr.oicr6iOn ,i:ontirt.wknofkl. - I,lis 4qt-. . ce!;sor arrived.. With/re:l4l to Affilja*s!'i:l4o, this . , was universally the case except 'in Turkeir,, — Ni-here they 'sonictime4. sent ArabassadOrs to the. Setveti • Towers the moment the benign the)i:bd.i.)Sip; iq was at war with•them 3 but this tv ,as not ti3A,pra:- ice,,, of ihe wore civll4ed 7 htiens. I - -t i,. tyll - klesiy might, have ,-end the Pete4ant ow of l's: - donliniohs,i( , i . he' tlionlit properi,hntwhile lie Q r_inaintij I tileippn-- try,or untilliis successor arrived, he had a ,pglit' to . , the privileges ait:teltecf to the shu,ltiou to which ,he, had-been regUlarly ffpOihted. .. 4 SirJ.ititgill it`NSl4 - fii,4)lsolci,•that is it was not MVICir - tLe prA'dtice of rheltirklih Ettipir( to • have r:: , gniar '/Vtntiassadol'i or . C0n , 01 1 .. , ,. it 'N . VaS pcisslWe'tir.it . his Aic-_ bosle - ir Might never ;Lrrive. .. '• ' ' ••. ' - 'l\lr. MrSeatit . .l-IEST observni,' that' it - had . ht-en the . pra ...t ice lii6Ritly ;'a lid - iiir the last ten yors there Lad been; aTo rkitiff" liffi - iiSter id I-ondtir. •! " . - . ' 'flit COLu i t) or6ieti thc arguments to ..tatid Oven, °ti' :i day oi : 'tivO,'itntii - fail her 'eno A lliric4 shook! be. tinade: ' "" .'' • ' t ' • .' ;,, , ' .ii: , ,-• .. ~ , ‘ .' .; : ' ! •- , , • Yesterday, a 5 P,Pjor-General CitAit FUN), vas . re- :, irplu Ut.tect - Cs :Patace,,one or hi:, ,hosect tool:ran nw;iy, riage jutußo out of thi l t.cap cn It was ati 9 u1.1):;11 w;:y hem c2. , ..'14. ', 011 1 1 t and' the iron •gate.„tiql entrance to the 1..h - t egn. , '!Parli, ; .vr:d ,. I - tiscaped f uAkv . t... The hor•-.....s y earriogs,gettmg p cii t he t00t 7 p..14h, 014 . t;teing thrown on its bide; and :he near hors 6 ark •• the,liarse was' extricated, trout ..o - ot up without any,' apparent in j • , • • ..The!itkorder ' s . 11iport .Wa4 yesterday -made do His MAJESTY rat th 2 following Convkts under eLi•-. Aencelofipeath , , • Rolo6reShill•holies.l4.blieilt , 0 tting andiVriry friy, Gruyey,„ for.utrolaig Counterfeit gOirt e , Gno. lint r, for 4 tii4.l? way Liohl*ry,-• Joint Green, foiStealit.v in a Dweii-' ' , iota Ccitier, aura like dlfenee --i Catherine For rester, for Stealing, privately in a•Shop— Eliza fcr• Persop—A le: wider ; Munro', for `Thbifirilt wrs hi6ottok'-=, King,' 'a Be rt 'G )(Ain jessop i ,•and.Rie.hartl Brown,.!for Sheep Sitialing..--antl A s for.iitejt)ing in a.pwctlihg-hoopi• .1 Vilke.n .i ttrer respite 4 d uring pjeastare. ' qq 4.4N/loch will not be Keported:l6 His ~IClu;:sTx till the of Law now under dis- • , .ctis,toti beepre tho.lt.Ages are determined... • st . F i o ,i ' l a io irrt h - i o t ti oc— o i4 t ii n a lY gn l n o l t e id rs a t y ni r n! died ; isAAc •BaLt. • TheydecelisedJhad' settled its_wor y ldl:a ai ff •rs (15ith, , 110 having 'communicated to: ••liis . tiaughter,;bn morwing,.hcs, lion that he shotild , iiiot live. tolransaiit sorrie'nee•N sat y.• ho9inel4 % tomillottchly learnitig:--- The , deceased bf ' -the &tee supposed pro pil'et in .ilie Edgware , ' road, .wbeiiclied a few.nicinths Bitice, 'and he wtls , ofigittally a shoeniaker inOxford- with.irbos.vel -!He was taken ebiniplaiiit oti Sundip night wltilsti.in. bed, which carrled'hitn'oti in about. three hutirs. .•:, Suntlarse'nnight the Theatre, , in Crow.street,,, Dublin; Was :entctrect.: , froln Cecilia-street', ttnd a great nuinbet;*f Aiticie; conveyed fromilitelle;--7 . • -ale:depredator, :A. Carpenter's Rpprentice; .nocinaint-t1 el i n timately with the house, had forced. his pat. - ‘`sake into all the apartments, the Wardrobe; itlusiC :itocitri, and '•-even . the. refreshinenf • Rocitu, from each of which he removed , part of the articles' to which they*ere apprOpriatoel... 'file delinquent vas discovered in the course of the ensuing day, the va rioul property. reco,veredrandltbp .cuiptit,cymmitted A; j. , During, .111 e 'llkuraday night fast, the (Jar)aiess in .the, streets of Publ in, that ..,Wventl,,carriago 3 s , WVFAtti ,tlle:Orivers being Tana ,to see..46,ri 10OP it 9 9fi°" 5- 4c t ;iiik t t )tS 1. were the, ponsegnon6o, - ;: An the number . .was Loitii CitAwcpx.,l,otek..,Rgaqh,, on its return from the Vieq,4lo,ll,o4ge„ini.the Pailc. Fortunate , ly, however, -Lady MANNERS,. ii ho in the car-;I riage,. escaped, wit It ofilyaslight contusion. (Awing to the iL l iktre,s. i ii i nd A .eii_t i reti, t ie i tiler, y.oneo th e 5, 'the ct., at Dublin;'at ilitee'O'dn'ek ern 'Fi'iday afternoon, and the North Mail going out, could not proceed farther titan Satitly;, abiatittibur tat3s from •thee city' The Carriil Cutter, Lientenautitilicti it; which rived at Grint , ;by Oil ".the 16th instant, put in ,there E...relt h. viii 2.9 phsoners on board, 'who , .:wore i N;ken out al f'•rivateer, oh (he -1411 of ' Ori th'e Moni!liv morning, being Ott' Wnterton Lights, stee ring tor Yarmouth, they ex -.iwyience(l :1 lOo'it ligiellty;ll) . e 01 '. Witlit v 111C11 sp.:t their in itts;lll I , ) rigs, kitul obliged the Carrier to . 1 bear away for Ole Just at this, time the I, Cipiain of the Privateer whh two ol'his OliicerS, :who xvere.. ted into. the cabin of iti•e•Ciireicr, evinc cd a di,po.,hion to rise on the sentey, bat, by a tanely apprehension of their itltehtions' ,they were koon siiciheed. On the. preCcding day' one . - Of the "prisoners, when admitted on deck, revealed tea Geu- Aletnan (a; friend of Lieincitant Mir..NE), who hap- - .the to accompany hint from Copenhagen Roads, .the 4esigu.'of the prisoners in tin fore of the Slop . to rise 00 the 6:1)t4'..Wh0 4A;:3s,plite.c:4 over them, and endeavour to g . ai l l possession of the cutter ; the PriVatee•s',.s, crew were greatly surprised to find that - they had surrendered to so small a force as the:Cite -1 r i er a s (fly they were strongly secure:q,' :Ind none. of them permitted to In oh deck until just w before they Were I.i l itii. -, rate r d i . v atGr , iin ho,s y, pok ng t lish o and, theft of the °litters of 11, d remarkably well, cliew!Ll their escape froni the Vo inciieen; beet were . 4 6 0 , t u )i r t ii a tr iiip,iiiel.lrle rived d l oiled tionatrhtesti;et)i.dii i t i ~ l d • ' 'Road, When the ' 0 14'4 few gallons - of water for upwards of forty per, • " sons, and no one on bolird had been able to get any c Meat drbssed for 'three 'days,:dwing to the a,:tion, and the prisertm bditig•Confined Where it vvas ) it i nc tlhc h h c a ) ( B p ) r s e: t g i t , h e n a o ge ‘ ( 4, ll , a n t : t e c i c e e e n o a i s v o ll_ a ti t ' e e s . r or ei s l 2_% ri , e the l i1 P4 . , (41111- brig Mid received a supply liboa her. ,~ 3 Mu'ructi, Nov. if.-=—The Parish Priest or Essing, unwed Cht.vA, has beef 'arrested at Nurernburgh, iu cousoquL.no: of a fo - reign requisition. AS icr I cause of hi:, arr.2st we hear nothing but rumours. .Mckrning, o in:n. :after o. 1.0 141)0N : Printed by ItlcliA oH RR ts, of go. 4; Mart lett.c4utt, Row-street ; arid published' by Wlr tt AM MICRR:SCII.I PPS, Of SOilh MOLiollerrief, GreSVe l 'ilr'SqU' " ; At thr. Sit u—rit,trn Mn lis Strfinei • who•rp• Arhyp, I;cort.rortit , Gsr •thr•tbeer. al.— •••, vitt hi'. :Ida! eled. H A * Ts.of:l b):l2Dit: : .---testrciay . /P. and G. Hedger, 41pr-entices to 11,1i:V: Clarke, wateh-inak -14. end dlthittinArdealert; Xvreat . Sdtto - ci..'sfr6dWX)lio'ken - 4v.ell,o,yere_ 4114rged sefding ha di aln tutid§o RV, ich wve tjli - tth out of a chest of_dra‘vers,: mreOrka stfs'oe:ereci, tliem, and apiilied" to thi's'Otike, thiliforiin,' ' , the - Officer, ;_sectired. the PrisonerOad pAsOntbrokers7 - duplicates upon thertra'.deiiitir ji)(hof such articles,„ Since their appre , hnfip9 ; tileY ()lade a vi , lutitzir) : Confes4ibri - of their ghat ; the/ se 1 t Wi'eriare flay i,ofilm it ted to Netvgate :;.ene' of the.hrothera fused fto!drive a tanddin: Itticriarsic k$ II STREET. TUCSiI j/ i{ffacf P.ffrktril:l4, - pizaEeti Smith undecvv,4ntr3x 3- ,Annatinit, c'haised ohsuspiciou of uttering !!!Ple 'l c p, l / 4 41t . f? fEnk for 51. 'Oh gatilidTy'ligti It was atated.by - Mr; Stedman; wito - -klet;sa porktfhl)r• Ait},Shor4ditch, Oat tiN,Vrispucr,l'arker;opinKB o shop oh the above morning, where* he bargain,t4 for a ham ; andstated that .he would send for it in the course: of the.day. 'the ~evening the,, came to his sLopfo'r"t'he hias ter which he gave elKtnge.• SOO !Riligiwili s ds , he, cligtpy,ered the note to be .1 , 4 1 30 d- - was'iniinediately, made 'after the Pi ku ners, who were both alliietiended. Oh the i)::rs;)11 of ti-deltdt 4as fothill; dtlieVi , 4'ohged Ipst Saila • Bank Nottl. tieYNtlrget:Wnwitted ter re-es.'aniipa7 V 1 '—; '77 - 7: — :'''...' . T'•!, '. , . ' . , • '... . • • . - kifirtis. . , .. On !tforiaiy;i - h LlitY , dr' G.' 1531:1...::::,haw, F,,q: Of Gfos' e " t‘fl4r - tr. l 4C , ';' 01 .4 . P41 1 4 11 Wr) • • ', • • • %V. Yestertlay, at ;he (...t,ti,;: , ,e, Suutlig - ate, • the I.:1.1y of ~ ':Curiis; :E o. of4a)t)aughtefi. ... ... .., , I e - of the sane day, in Laint4a-Conduit.litreet, Mrs. Jami e ; ' ) 1 la•Dai/glitei , :' 1414 q . •"'.;', 4 ':': , ' ~1 f . . . Lar,ll y.e . stet do„rtmoilog, ti) .Q.VcibOilua.rc, lA.ll t 7,Utt ! - Sir - wiltata 'ttiter;cll.lrt:'of x 'lJ:wetter ; 'ii a WL ' child. • 1. The dine dly, the Lady of Conn tiouglai, i ll• °I. Fie • derigk'ivtarA. v./0;a M,lAt.ter.. ' ,-..: 1 . • , -..........".. ilhli(iziLi) Oh • • T • ues:l4, •A, St: Cedric's; `FlanOvti:iquure, Mr. T. Iti9l44rd. 41, Clenlcnt's,inn. ,to Couci),,of Cu rve street,' 4421' 4 44.- • LATCI4 , ,, Nuiiiich, KObtr'r-K inder, cit .Sibke New ngto, to's , liss,Enticid, ;; i "o t i t he :l4th- ii)StiLlit Teigligiiwe., ormich R. Forster, 'rm. of Pt' dincfiAl i ,teeCuinity of tie!wio;,, tn. : tiriclla TO pier; tlifie'ciitugikter of -lames' Esq. of Sto"l' tL • " 1.:itel);, Mr. Teti!' ;Jerk, o oger th l Esq - Drirsct; ma, to Miss.iitlurginaiystif, daughter.gor ger. loith Lyster, of Synot-place, DOlio. • • 211,81..1.^••. ,: ..'. 1 .. On Thursday last, the Hon. Peter De Salis, Count oftlat Holy Roman Etnnire, at his seat can Hillingdi, ileath; in the clAtitty:,ol,Nloldlesdiz, aged 49. '•.' • On Saturday last, in Tavistock.row, Covent.g mit:11,10, .Iklacitlani" relict uf..ihe lastsit;natics.lvlacitlui, Esq.' C . 4 ' trkili. R Tuesday . Ilse,' Major- Iliritay, Of 1-lanoveiLlitiilditigis in Southampton. ."' ~.._. . .. , On the Os inst. 'at the adiratWed aka df isu years; rm l-lam . pon, the blind Bard or tVlagilligan. , LittelYiotekitautingdon, Ciliglaikl Cs'oss, , of the Northainr ton ;Militia. On4ltotl6th inst. at ,his house in . St.,lofin-Str,,::, tilia.. burgh, Robert Balfour, Esq...ot Baleurvie. .-On tbk47ll. inst. Nisi Lilizabetla. Bainbticir " of ;1 4 0" ~,. •• „ d 'Stiicet, 'Brditt Tbrt, daughter' o f James • nail,: i‘jc, late Plii..,ford,'N iddlcsux. , .__---.-..-.,-, -------------- __ I IZICEciP .11 - 4 . )L1 ~...,,,...*' , le Raritan : 4,y. , ,;. Bank Stud:, I wfitt Stock, . wavy ; pet Cent. 9S 1... , 97 t9s I rittia. Bonds, liar, ri. dis , • ; per Cent. 1797, insh--5- pi,c.c.nt. • .. , , . omnium, . r 4 . per CCM. $.1411 ; per Cen t: befcried, 3 pet Cent. 1ted'.. , 62 iii . Imp. 3 ptt Ceut. (It i 1 per ::t. C0n:631*4 ' 4)4[0 AWL 7 t Epnk L. Apu. t 7 a, 13. ,6 ths con. tor _6th IW.t. 63.11 PittoSbort Ann. • ___.,..........-* tt . o 11 'IV ATE'it 1)(; TO-Nlol,e A : fizrnoont 9 min. attcr 11, , •. T' PrIIONIAVS l',N V•l,ok, Esti: • N. 9 - , New ,VrOge-Street, Lontlyn.. t - • T-InnottriOir;'• ' . F.dinburgti,' March ill, rgcl,' BEG ' lefty to inform • you - , that . c.. , ..(.1 - 'shim uw .v.ifle. ..year .1190, .1 have: been aillieted with the 1 , ti: . " 4 '4 ren I Whit h v iftotlri , iti . lth.itill:ltely.,.restiting ever . y . i:our s it y Medicine ptcstribed by the ' niost entin ,, tr ot rite ~ 1 ? ,!'c 1 ,, here, aal'hudergoillg .sevetat severe courses Of saitYlti,t, and mike dist:harged front the Hospital,. .with little rct' f , l 'i Won (4 ap Nat.:to be of the tnoSZ insetthat , rLanrc. 1 ", 0 'spi-in4:nriAst earthy disortler-hait got ' to Such 8 he. , ‘P, neatly ttiiptit aperittd•to MY.existerteer had it, tinge lt,, 011 tilt Crown ot my - head, one i oni.eachartn, athl m y .j., were , bmite out in a 'frightful - Manner ;my 'right Was creel L 1 fully ifaitiful,• antlitad bee n '' in •& •statt. of ulceration 6. )1 it . lA,t sevt*tryearrs ; my -left . ' lied alsn tW , tx- large .nodei - ! It ' /" t was „% t riAttiticli di,culoured, anti. slave the such c)....u1..`j,,,, 11 ; 4 pi o lA ;, l .articularly when wrin tn bed,' asne4ri)r I°ll.. -pricente,of're .t ; in this lanteutable •staie, I wai rec (h i - 1 1 o ; ln v t ul . l c ) r a r r i ; b :: r r . l t . h i t t?: (. lY . : , .: ; ti l i t i t l : , ) r . i t i l o lr : b ( c S i6 l ., : t i: a.: 4::: Ll t i :i i : r - : : :::6 4 ., ' ,; , ;( h u e 7 , l . o:t e ea : i ti t ti k 7r t yl i ,:i l l : ' i la : es t i 1.':1;10::::Cifi i r .j u tt . r l : : ls r : Alvin . tt month; the . 'leers on Aar , hvittl and antlti, / : w l il soo ntl Iv ' heal et t --soon atter,. the ,s9,tes on: my IV'• lic- the also;, (caving, hoWever,constitetable.distptiontattA l' il ' !pi. skin, - anti pni in the ' 'finite Of Me IW, - . which, • bi tn'.„ - 0 0. sing* ot Gad, and a little longer pettsaarance itiliti a ' - ;trill luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes, dispertiyo4,llt, regainini its natural hue, ,antl tlit; tuktuinal litting,4: ll .i MP pill* out. I thus became, by pint 'liberal a dileettr ti -4 divine, p - erfet.iiy tree -from .gt my former .. compP,, o o , „have tivzovc red illy fortnerk 3 piri ts. and .tryngtll, - aingf no! ()cane jolly and fat, ,in which• state navinK - tttinuell IT , li t [..•!. , ~41 Triontiis to the astonishment of all Wh:, knew rite' ' , ,,,,,., 11 , ' •a loss in what terms to express my ...gratitude, buti heF:T tl y lOr - the ) , , tonti of other sutlbriliK IllOrtaid, LSI 1114 C t• ill ,,* 0 0; case as public as pisslide, as I shall oii ave.ry . 4, c;` ;3 ;,fet• in so doing, , yoU" will greatly . ialqike, f4ir, yOttr 4r2;., it . obedient, ,:very humble servant, . . A1...1:X. Mlfitr**,_ . Swan's Close,,kiigh-sitreet, Ptiltzburgti., • . - , Witnesses t the above Curt 4._ , ; r is 1 1 0 0 ,1,4 ,4 m i4 :1 0 ,4 1• :, , ,, rt0 z . , - )l N d r) A .. s ! ;l l7 . : e li: igid )ilit:t c - rol ti ,, ,i l bu k t O g L a , l' revated and So Lti by, the s ile rropriet.,r, , sisi , Tsiim ASr T.. VCO R , Member of the Itoy%l Celit - 0 f' A o a i , *eons, at tas HOUbt, No, 9, • New !isi , l • • ..treet,' l 4';'" rt Z,sii wher4„,...titer•at constant relifdence ot . ~.... thcw. " ~, , •11 , 0. ,e .4 •Stt il;:.-.1 PaAti,-;e particoi tri y 61, ::,,,,,:. f?..• tile :••., ait oot vetter:'ai"(..;( , :tiv.i.titits at t. : iiv...,1 :•.•,ttai to te, i s no o t• Generatunt, with that i;,.. , ,•„. ~, .r,.:y w . hiah . tl4 • 11 . 0 . poicision fitp./11.1 a . l. , .., :, ~ .: in such , ( - 8 , !,‘",." . 00.f tte!ttli kfilTlSelf, th,.... ady, . • :.. .1 :• .. t : . - ';-'• i' , • • ', , ;,,111, 01 ' . autrunitters •to ', ; .,,-, 1 3s- • !. . - ~ i: .• • , , ~,,.. i • , u l . . q •• esteemed - by a. d, ..artitni i ,4%i:... ' . ..1 , ,'''• • i ‘lgil4l,A4ll , oltltfiiiitkl ~,,thit. f all .an , . ..,,!..' . , ,-, ..• '' . , , ,:chk . cro •-,t• Alse si.lu, y,, ..lipott,t 'new, , . . • n. .• , r. NO. 35' those livini; at a cis; '.: ~...!, . , 'lt , - - ~' • - , t o; , t l . l i 41ban's 7 11. , treigg'-.kai I - : : '.' 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