The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-07 00:00:00

/ ~z-.~..;;~. .*. Ike L 0 •: t. f; :l-Ern, &pt. St 1E67. Fl:i S, .12.7, lith'it'4firtfent Of . l, Cs, .t ~ !rt 11 .0 . r",•• t , ) !) , L„, •..; r,-; • . • ti 1.".• Wafht,.: • 1 4 1 ti. I. 1 4 . • :lit, to be Ai.tiOr, vile 41-. , t" ) , who • '2ll 'm is !,..1.1,.)r1,.(361t. to be Cornet, hj . put. • • „ of be Elisi,zos -Captain C. ',le,cri. , i,htir‘t !Jet:tenant (ruin •. ditto. Licateuant join r; 3 1 ),110 .4 I t t,l'.eit.lot Ratclilre, fioret the. Fjst I(ent •\!!1;:ta, t 1.,1 - 'lgn, I.le...tenant Cl4.l.ries rackbott, troth Et;sex to b 1:...03ig,n. • • 7th tmtu, C start s S.tc , (;.•:;t: to be. I..iebtenant., without llurcit,4o, vice \Veil, oppoince.d• to the 411* Uarrison Bat. talon. e.;tir Oirtri e .t.iNttetll4llf.CdiOtlel 'John C.:rneron, trout the. 7tll , ' to he Lieuten.int-Lutone - ,1, '.., it•NionlS 101111 Ad:fond. "Ensi4o lohn' itead. ‘VtlllO.. I:.,ll,l ; ;;;lfi ,, tige'(;iii.ning. -L.i • 't froth WIN', vlce r 11,11;', ! If tits!), V:c.t: c'.ll. '1 Shepi , ) , A, tro ut t.cieL.:ctershire 1 , 1+ . 1.4, the litgittthite :\llit; I, %Pict: {Wr . lettlT fill to, : Ita.loey Sibit to b..! I.ientenant, ivitiutut p tr.. I)')Vt,in; front the I'/cat I, 1. , I,C vice Siun.S. i It b. liaac Richer.lson, floin iteven Coisuo ; ‘.l; I. sit, ;yll,l,iie,eK Eti.;ign lames I:11.ii. t,:r, North I)evoit Militia, _ Ensign Patriek . • • 1 4 „ 1 „ t a)l4 ,as hall to lie Lieutenant, without .; ii i, r/ oot,d,' Eil:nign' Witham • Fel t 1.11.4,.ks Jliliitia, t.o be. Ensign, vice :;. • 2 o r r f. ‘Vodchouse to be Lieutenant, Wit .‘l 4 Coy, appintel to the first. t..dotm , ~eor4l f latch, Iron . ' the East Nliddlesex , Iv! Nvnhoot , I)utel4 4 lse, vice Suinnrr, „ 23 4 ()'Kea)'ney; train the, Royal Car. it h • S Liettlenant En , igrt th,.• It 0., .41 I>erthign Militia, to he ditto. 2 4 111 too to he Lilotenatit. with. 1....!01k11:1“11 l iit t It.6pe,•ltUlil the Fast Nor, 37'') 11 , te C trios to he Lietitei;aiit, , sitit , rot it'orcha,c. .1 leu:eil Tit ri,ia CoolthAlLl. front T.), • ti: he 1 t1 , 01.1i, viz , : 1116 " , 3 111,1, 1 0,, iin I.leLtten.itiN-• iii the bait 1 (v.t. t I.yr,th f , •1111 Lc:, pwinotcct tlt West L(1,1 i C Ilr h. id. S. li Sotiotiwith. be • lootn, troth the•St•J. Portibbity lotto 14est ,I.,nt (inv., vice Vatiiie. I.l.,.itemAiit 101111 rrno, toe ,4t , 111;41, vice I'llt.bettin I ti.'it,elHl)t Crorge fro , 1317,4)..tti,.1(.1. 11,111 ditto, vice 40unmvit , 4);), ruOle to bk..! Lieuienaiit 1,.n0 Gra, t,. . 11. CLirke, trout to , be Ensign, vit.o 71'oele. Licht . tenon: , Win ti,:tk:tid, trotri th-2 ad Somerset Militia, to be hnisiKii, vice tray. jAities,Arti ur (Xi tare, from tint°, to be Enbign, 41it Ditto, Lienitlndint Edward N1 4 (.70}' , , the . 2(itn Foot, to be Lieutenant, 'without purchase,, vice 1' it zgetarcl, who retires. . • filth Outo, Ensign Thomas StronO.c to be,Lieutenant, with rrt►t purdio.c. vtee fitz , e ;cold, srivcr%L:u•d. ' To he. Ensygns-1.,; ,- Ineninit Thong ifr4 , theri tgei from the Ezka I` , 4lo . ,ilesex tlitu, vice . aw..u:iv. I)alini4n, iron: ditto. 'En,ign- I.e liarte,. hunk tIW II eat Aldroa. . 5 11 l>lllo Capt. A.IL Vihanti from t;ke I(os 1 Stall Carps - to b r Ceotairt alit Company, purchase; vice Gael.. &int appointed to the 7th •lk,o; 'Veteran 13al,ralion. En sign iii 1l( lirainius Spier, !rpm tine East Kean to 5 tat. Ditt , t, Lieutenant goLert Shaw, from the 3(.1 West York. Al)litit, to I Ensil;n. t2tL l)ittr.,,Lientewitit Thomas Elliott, tram theltual Berk ' • ;shire Militia, to be Ensign. -• 53d Eniiim flarrington. to b I,icutenant, ithotit Lieutenant litlWard from the Wnton , ,..7ryAirc. , Militia, to he En6gri, vice 1 - lariiii4ton. 54th. Vitt), ,I.,euten,int William I lutton to be Vaptann of a Company, by purcinase, vice Cairi.e4, who retires. • Duo: 'l'o.,be Lieutclunni—Ensign. llodeawen. Edw:uda, Ensign got:en:Wl:4ll4nd. . he LiOgris Etlthund Tubbs, (rein, thd tat my Militia, vice BesGswen,... Lieutenant W illiam 17(.01 .tite ad-Surrey Militia, vice, Eilwards.- Lieu- I. Vincvnt,..from .the- tat Surrey . hillier:, vice (To be continued). ENI,ARGED.. Sityrpy, coatmer. t It, t 9, At teo, ,a1(;ttilk11:41 1 : `ci,, 0.0 ;.;; • () . iytit,.lls,cx, radltstr 0. :II t') Oct. zo, tit•ten, at Guild. ;;.+l'l, t ,"t 1 S SIR, '•• A of .Leeds, 15, ca , at tti, and Oa. 17, :it • ' , k I.A ittitek;Al6twiti. Vander :4l,ll, : 1 0.1 4 .„ •4: r, Tll , s l ititti.4,te Ot •; • . 1.,!4:v, I. f , in r,(l I t. 17, at Into:. at the !).g 7. att , l r. Srpt. 9, 19, I , k'l clotitier, 1,, , 1,, 3 n, the (1:11 .1, .111 ' 1 ' 1 1. tti , , t 1..ti0.i 1, ti ,11. 151,r1c7 D a lt Si. !Own ar, I SII;;I!cfois, of '4, 19, 17, 1,I!, .1 •ki a, stis. W , io 1:11 if I,.tt! (14ititIltn:itOne;-Sll i 19. ~,t v-4 . 141 . :7, .vvirv, (,-; 4, i All , ,r, strqt, i.;6.ktt maker, 3 , ,„ 1 ,1 11, at .. i Ott, r It ,I 1 - 1.0i.i1411 I 'V. JVl,trit Cock:ttil, tir)w or Li, ,;• toad, •Sltored tch, , 3, tz, t) , c.t. t weiv,:, at. Guilifit4lL Mr. ',Litton, 1i 1':111• str.i.:t, South::irk, . r , ir , (11 R)r.f, ten, nt the , c,f . , , 4 „ t , itby, of ti ttL cttt, S:2111. 2 (; I EtAlt.Cti, Lit S e p t ., !.,,;., ;,t Mar,:-.LesttrYift:l,l4ll.4;:r t sit cloven, , . Nich, I....benblasher; at four; 1.. ;,, 6eot. . , 4i(l jmne!‘ J.S.ito, of %Can'an , zl.oll, LI.N:11, at the f',4 ; ‘,le, hiid Child inn, ;W:rringwri. z. - . waliam W la{ tidal , arat IllitlY Ici a ttwr, 6t . Ntanclicatet, iticrcitaolo, :it at iuc St4;* • stto r 7 }otter ,or,elc4tita;;lrgh, .ie4ter, at twelve, at_tii4: Lurgu Rita 1)r..E04,4, /!,:e4tari, : uf Str,t,t,,,,c, t k ic A tgr ;,4 yleen, tl)c. 'I I ere;i44 ;4ept.-,2,13 With.ort cot Ll4t-th atsieveii, ;.t Wliite WM4 1)ev.641411i;4': . • Oct. *R.)bcit llatoll, lite of .Purltiet, ESIC%, dealer in cattl,f, At tell, at /ivy. 3 Pearce ; late- of ,''.:id loses, vicluiiller, at at C.' aildhall. •. losepti Iledile and l'hornas .file , lale of Sali;ord, Lancasuite, catton.spinners,at eleven, at the !Dor, Tavern, l'alaneliester, 6 Riaaril lrr,ch Trot:gluon an l faint Andrews; of Cooper'!,-row, u tcnel-triars, London, wine-ine‘rchants, at le:,„ it Nov. 14. fitly/ant Wiiiielack. late of c„! een' slow, Penton- . • ville, iusurance.aroker, uni t at . Guilutiail. CJ RT1.1.7 1f ES. Sept: 26, William Whitaker, now or late of WA.efielil,' and Whitakt,r, 116'w or late or L‘e Green, West Ardsley, Yorkshire., colliers. • •. ' • ' • , ' Aber Cod( and Henry Cock, I,afe of Gloucester, drapers. Julio Dutellitian /In eider, of Kingston.upoa.nut I, sail In aker. - -• Wakeftird, of 1-lorSliain, Sussex; shopkeeor: • 1;,11,1 i 1.2 r kinsap, of Neweustl;t-upyn- t N:,s, l.pwarth, now or law of,Spaldior„Lincohishire, grocer. tvlorville, of LanCaster % itterChain. Rica .14 httresruni, of A ifretoni Derbyshir,.., hosier. t,ni Coleman, at l'i.tier finfe, London, paii:ter. R 111 RSII.II'S DIS , ti VA' 1). abtun and john Minors, of York, wholesale .'-• ' • ' ' lames anit•Williani Bell; of Distalf-lano. • ' ••" I: B,tie,' 0 I. C. Lticen4 and john Craufurdi or !iistalf-laile, bu&.tr,ry fines. , I)e,,i, : ririeattts,o Samuel' llutchhigs.' an,i{oho Desar— ot Little Britain, tallow-chincilitrs . . ,‘lesson and john Smitn, of:Aldettnanbury, ware- Lot: elr►cn. Wiliiain and.Rdger gross, of Ainsworth, and Robert Latham, 0flial1iwell; 'Lancashire, cis.ron-martirfacturets. • , j.,!5t.1,11 ainns and John (...iaritek, at llalitax, Yorkshire, card i"..vrs• • • Dickinson, of 10114-acre, and James Smith Barr, of Lambeth. • Joshua llargravo and Thomas Burton, of G icenwielt, monAers, ' , • , Sy kes.bickers and Thoutas•Wigtiel,?, °Of Rotherham; Yolk. shire. ' A I kinson,' Thomas %Valles, and {nines Seager, of Cates. head,' Durham, gtass-manufadurers: , , 4 TO OP 7111. L'Ar. yOo think the following'Obetvntions .ty WOrthy a place in yOur Paper, and , will 1)4 14:.it kl . enough to insert them, it will math CO'N S LAIST E E R Av. 23, 1807. ' • . When we meet with rtec . (;ntit. w almost: every. pubbe'Paper 'of' so mach' witmoti Cruelty iitileted upon innocent animals; when 'we .t.- s o told that A. taw weeks ak,rl a 4.t .eonentirse'pflpe,ip,lo. w,ere col. it tcd toother 'Up ,n the tiriNtol road,. 1:0 . e6, a mart 'Of he de - sepres Such it' name) drive a hors in tti..t,ig one itundret. ii ilea to teen t,ot.tri ; thou s:tads of Cre4turtm in. o.,:nmed every (i ty to stiffvr the rnost excruciating, t.)l7.oring• deaths, to vilify t),e appetite; wheitine to, , t 04::d;inning one Sp':cipi of tHit Alive is sthl pnicti , ied . the pub lie markets, and as'soott as they tire taken out of the water, in a most'shockin, savage manner,, for the same tuiwarrantable pnrpt4e : When . such barbarities iis illese; I say, ore cenunitted, and Men can he witnosst.s of :them without Symp..thy, if not witliple4s . nre; arid when there is no I:,w rtitt‘l to prot,ibit them; 'it is a most 11E1:1:h:holy 0- 0 4 that whateverrpro„;YresS 'the ae , e' madein arts and sciences; in civilliation and benevolence to one another, the g , licrility of &en are u6t rnuCh imProved in, humanity tire irrational part of the creation. . .klw.v )ears since an attempt Was made by some of ,itie iNientbus of the i-louse vf ( Coinmens, much to their - praise, - to bring in 'n till to prevent the in human prataiee of, Ball 7 baiting, but alas it was thrown out by'a majority.. Should the same laud able attempt ever be made again (which I ritestsla cerely hope to God will bathe case), O never, never let it be said, that so far from, lutkinf,,,a.maiority, there 'was one Member inconsiderate and cruel enough.to oppose it. Next to the Legislature, there is no,deseription of men who have it so tnuFh in . their power to wipe away these disgraces' :;o: justly thrown upon out-Country, n the Ministers of ,the Gospel. Why .then (may..l be perMitted tO say) do they not more frequently tike up the cause , It is thvir sitaty,.and surely, tor , trwrek cake, it shenkl be their business - t , ) preach aftener , than it is. Al ; be teare,i many or them do, upon this tnoit impultant They should . sec ere:y .reivie I tool cruel prae. tic,ls or every sort they should couv.tice their coif. lions th;,t Ali creatures, evf.Wilat . nle.tnest refl. r . t;k4, 11:1ve a just claim ttf he prnti.tat.d from' w n e:. thatyit is the will and pleasure Of shou!d be tut k' c ow : ,ind ; And th:it for r..in; hard'-tien t ed t o (;oittiterrict most a:4)4s intentions. of D!‘,.itt ,, Provi,ftlie, by tYrant4iLtitt, , * over:, leildorilg 111 , 24 liver wit,tehtd atkl ntigeritble, is a -;;,, of so iw:P , ) , .14, sn dtfensiVe a ttattin.:! in the bight t); t:.,:( `,.S asevrtAiriiy. punish it Its that A tti innoeence and virtue : • •r ►►otwrthsti►rcling Va arc ct.yaf, ' • "- Tllea H•UmAUITAS. , M I c "(pit G t he cotirse isf last week two . °dicer.% in the Fly11,.::1 4'rigtm...4-Statileto,,attertlpt ed to bribe the cvilt cu duty; and .ntrered, thefn , ten: •guineas conoive.at their escape. ..The Cc ti- Iv:is; very honourably, ,E 1 . ed tiira .oittutvind hig slicer with.the ciremnstahce, Who ativi;;ed them to bting.the busitutss to maturity. When the .Pri. sontu - s, who hadprevic,aisly bi:Oken tLeir parole, had passed'.alt the mrntri.ti but c.ne, 'they were received six tile of :nit:ti wi(h 44e,(1 b.lybtiets i • pre'vfously posted in a convenleni;place for thatpurpow. They Were eonsequent lye: tired, and 'lodged ai . tin, in the : Prison. 'The coml . :ion Men in the Prison, we Un (iv 1 ; also fatelyaitemptedieeheape i by utidet ,!.: ihe walla; tat their s n sherne was defeated by , t i.! suet: erthaguird. . (_); iLe g nitights , o _servant girl, in . the town of Br , :1' an i iI to.o.mtion botit. ch, C. • - c..asequonee of. .havin!..?; ea.t.en a Jarge (plan thy ). She•. felt - tterst;if•c.xtr'grotly ill . •a tuW i )o urs she had eatuti than , Ad'A.,•ent to bed. , —; ) increased, bur 'bawtillia6ean - te ,Inttito , d; 41;,, L; ; (dagh.rille had very A-i : hdrtitication• wok and she (Viol hilt.bi'than . 5:4 holit:s :Iftev the first attack. ithisjaf.::,itlidtild, 'render persons cx.treat , ,Ay ca'atinestiww, the..,Y'httlii!ge their childron itt tileimnoderate uise ofrpl-wp it WATER. Aylo 110014 )11Z14/01;.1 . ().to 0 it moionig, Zt, rnn alftr 6. I that " noon, su .6... , MaitlFtt , .4l:ol; pti"-Atrect ; ~, • • • ...I'''.:'''' 1 1 .;,:?L: MA N ElO N.- FT 0 c fnE .--7 The, Rev. Mr. 'Cook, ,IleiloT of Si. 'ltelen's, Bishopsgate-street, AS' Iropropr i i,ater' o the Great Tyt heirdf that parish;' having Called oh. the pr'oprietors to pay their -Tythes agreeably to the ecru; :of their relfreCtiye'properties ; whiCh .N as re. sisted; by them, oft the ,''groutid ,of immemorial• usage, by' which . o modes . had been settled, now' brought ten diderent'complaints .before the Loan . 0 Al' 0 it, ii; Clli4f Magistratelof the “ty of London, against Messrs. Stratton and Ciisbn, and ,val'ious, other, proprietors. of houses, in the parish, .to hive :hi,sright to tfletythes Asi.A.ertaitied, nod the proprie tors.cotnoefled, to ..make a discovery of the . amount of the rents of their respe6tive properties, for :the .Ptirpose of ' fixing : the tythe'te he paid . by each ; or, otherwise,, to pry, the rk..spe'elive sums claimed hy Mr. C 4, as Impropriator. Mr. Cook appeared On his own behalf, and Mr. Reader,, , as' Counsel for the proprietors. Mr. Coot bo so n 1)y referring to the Acts of t-Icury. VIII, abolishing. Monasteries, and to the . Atis of the's3nie I-I.ing, and ef,Queeti Eliia beTh, cot lerring different grants on. the Dean and Chapter cif - St. Rturs,'ant!..oti_varions iodividuals ; pahiculaily, - a, grant oldie great tythes of the pariah of,St.,ll.clen's, to a:person in right of whom Mr. Gook now claim ed. , Me - beged it to be observed,. that the present was . not a question between the oflieiati!ig clergyman of the 'parish of 'St. :Helen's and the proprietors of . the parish; but 'a question hit between landlord and tenants he. (Mr. Cook) . claiming as, Impropri:itbr, in }virtue Of the tythes granted in faVour of his _pre , decessor. He should' proceed •to prove his title, which he'presumed to think . would throw the (alas firaLandi . 99 the other party. . . • Mr. HEADER had noobjealion to admit the title. , • ' Mr. Coot. asked,il he also admitted that the onus prObiindi lay on him ? • . . . . . . . 'Mr.' Ity.aoitt said he coulll not answer that ques tion till-he kiwi!, What the complainant's deniand 'was, .'and hi' what capaCity heinzide it. ..• ,- ~ ;.. ,' . Mr.,Coot said, he had Already. stated, that ,be claimed in thecapacity of Impropriator of the.. great tythes, and his claiin„ as Such, `was to the extent of 2s. in the potind'Of the' rents of tho p:iriStr. What, these rents Were it was-for;the Defendants to suet',,r . . Toe LOAD MAYOR here observed, 1.1411 oo powyr lay. with him to 'compel the:.. Defend tuts to telkhe 'anouht of their .. reini•'•,i • - ' -. • t Mr:tCoott, alluded :to , the great, important, and exclusive • privileges of the City, of London,, far greater, and more extensiVe, tharn those cohferred :on any. otbothody, place or jurisdiction, within thew kingdoinsi - That -his Lordship, as Chief Magistrate of the'CitY, was the head Of ail ,justice to b:: adini nis•lero within ii, civil. aswell as. criminal ; that he was' . Lotd Chancellor of the City; of Landon,'Ad, olcourse - , Was vested with foil powers to'deide., and , itleed,wos .the, on :y .or at least. the„ oti, .., i.. :e -tent tribimal 'for ,detniling the question iii H :t , ..... 'Tile Ile , . crew' 'Creniletuati was proceedih, -1,. ii Mr.-11R,6Ea slid, that as; he had. .adiiiiit..ll • the title, so did I l e admit thejuri-dietion. . The . Leah M. yea said ht: had looked into .this case, and fOtuid it to- be one of so imkch drithe,uity, that he was coo‘iocel it would be mid) , t)etter . anti Much ow-e..satisfaCturily de i(1,....d - in. Chilliet4:x. "Therefole, aitilomth he- WAS' sAfi ii,.q.l tat the Juris &thin lay with huh, he decline.: ihtt-rferingor,i.oak ing any order in the busilie.43 . , sitii,6:23 that it would 'find . t in equally competent tribunid.elsew here. , ~. . '- • Mr. RHADER. Said, the question w . ni this, Whether a 'customary payment which !al' tessfctl ty r at! huhdred years was to be overturned, by. w Welt the . parish of St,. lichen's W CAM ha ye to pay the ratio ot f 5601. to tool. Ti 'h: Co , hl, of (,:hahcery, or the Coutt of, Exchequer; it called on to decide'this. queitihn, -would not. do sti witnout evitcenee ; they wo ,-- .1..1 first ' .dired an issite . to be tried. This his Lordship bad 'no power, to do. , i• ~. • , . 'The LoaD INIAYoR said, neither could he enforce ..,... A distoVery. . Mr. COOK . declared himself perfeelly satisfied, He had done what he thought his ,duty, ,in bringing tbe., matter, in ,the first .ipstanee,' before the: Lord . Mayor, thereby taking- care- that the privileges ot the City of Londoti should not : be comproMised. He ,shouldnew go to Chancery, and file his bill, of diseovery,• satisfied that he should obtain. ample justice. .. . . ....:. , . __ , . . 'Two genteel . young ,men, of the names of Holt and:Allen, were brought-before tlieLono MAYOR, : ,charged by Mr. NAthER, 'the ,City Marshal, with riotous condua• in endeavouring, ,to force their witty intp the first floor of the 400 1)01k:7 - bowie ,I " Smithfield, whisli had boen tak4u, tor th. o);clu'ivq , aeconguud,iii?l of the City Marshals and their m=elt, in order,,thai. be ,on,,titesppt, they' . might be 111 e: better eu4bleil ,to . preserved he, peace. ' . • , ..,, - Mr. NALLWR stated, i tivt the two Gentle Men at: the La, whiie endeavouring,to force their way ,Iv . : stalls,. weresnificiently warned,by himself and others. Of the - intpi opri . 2ty _of. their attempt,' and were re - , , • quested to depart, That one of them did ,goaWay, but the other pertinaciously refosed , treating .all, amnia! Whit with - the most seyereign contempt, re . - piesent nig liiiOself as a - Gentlein'in .Of fortune,' re insists;, 'in the same, itim, hewever,..to •faviourthein i. -with his Dame. While the altercation Wa's proceeding, blin . ..Who lia iv. d . geoe i . ty returned, and . Wog - ad-, dresSed M r.NA.c . .O EH it) (let Cr; grossest 'tango:to, Was detained' in Custody alolic; witii his - cmnpanion, 'M r , NAcopa . said he had thought : it his dilly to bang these Oentle , men before his Lordship, Rs being molt; -culpable, - Irmo 'their Fol;)c:ilor iinderuidnig and runic in life, than. 'othets, in a loore lf , lalb11? S:itia-'. (i on could have been, in pUtStlinii Siinilat coraio. Mr. 1101,1Y .. ,W041'11, tilo,6l,her 1.;4. nirshal,Cotro- bor.ueil the s:afernen t 'of Mr. NA 1.0P.R. . . 0 CI, l." °ldle DefehlantS,addressed tic, Lord Mayer,* iii 4 40fy'loi - Mai ilial ilabOrale 'speed!, in' which hi, dwelt r O ch on the hijory ilk feelings toad shstAined in ~ : ,,iclg hini . self thus Ortitight as a c.alprit before his I:, , .r:tsiiip.. He adniitted that [us char Ltlr could not come hef9rii his lO`Mshipin A more respeitable point ci view, friiinits'appearfpgthat he had Ciondescend.. i...l'' to participate iii the enjoyment of BartholoineW l' . .fir. When ; however, it waticonSidered that this t y. as 'a .ifive..lsion si'in4l9ned by' itnitieMOrittl usage, I .aid deelareCpublicly bfbis_Lonisbili, in full sLite, to Ibt: '-att'i`opert fair, to which fill his J:ClajeSty's sub jt.tisqi'ettit iiiviiikr,:b loped his Lotafibip would be inclined not to prejudge a yew 'Mao ; simply from 114 iPUWN I M I , b 1.A 1 AA it 14 111 Ik ' Sottirts, of South Molton.street, Gros'ven4r-5,1114rci r _ _ fr' _ _ • it - 1 4,( 'DON hinishl by It 'cif D 114. POLICE. •• • the circumstance of his lacing (gun:: in. spa) a. sce tivit`prefatory lippeal, be.firocceded to 'state, that having Alm sheWs in the fair, ha' and his -conipanons were desirous of partaking.. in , a With View they' repaired. to the house iri questi o n. Instead (If behaving „riotously itr their etideavOur to gain admirtatiee, he -as. - terted that he • had•been grossly insulted by one of the AlarshaVs men, whom he did not know to be in any official - situation, but froin the state of " which he was at thetime, was 'unworthy ,suciCa trust ~ a nd on whoin,„ therefore, he hoped ehe Lord, Mayor, would intii.l an -ex.eniplary _punishment ; which Lis Lordsliiii quidly t ish trj ' proteel his oflice6 in'the - prorii!r discharge- of tacit and. to discoo.utnii,qce,tileam when they, pOeil •• in an unbecomingmanner: , Mr. Nit.nsin declared That the 'officers were prtet.ilv sober ; that the person' in particular, who had been alluded to by the Defendant, was, troui-itp.:• , ): firmity, incapable of tasting drink: Mr. 1,-Tot.nswGitTli, U6Se:Ving several . g, - intit_mien present tolonSitii spipci - ,;, n(1 an xii.taliqll_,n4 no - ,90n4t report to •t he prejudice Of 1 he, air. Fl. `t he 'City should go. abroad, beggi.ll, to ask De-. , fendwit i ,,,he havingsaidtlo , t 'he wetir the lint,: in question for a ddnee;"ti'lictlier . ftmciant pgreecl t!:at t , 511111% , Ji1.111.1• 4 lIV ! ijIt4;1 that ho had gene 1114) the houst., titicE - !r the itui)rebsion t Ile ic,uld luVea Ziafice • " The Lotto MAYOR told.the two Gentlcuen, that: he would advise. awn) to !dirt a!itl, make up the t , ntatter*ith•J)l.r. NiLDEI, Who, VlaS veil ht .o ‘t•Opld ff a proper . aipology \Vete' ri" ntacle:; , otlith - wise his Lordship intlit , taleo tWir ; reeggPiZapc.CS to . answerfthe prosecution.:,_ The Gentleinen seemed at first inclined to statil a trial rithti• than . ednfess titernselv'es-id Manie. ''• beiq'tg discovered, however, that tiwy•V,:ere'dot,of age,, ill which ease 'it, 'atonid be, necessary for tohare- ureties, they retired, intrie the . neeei . Ary apology to the titfiders Avlyi had beet) aggrieviii, the buiiness, of course, •was allowed to drop::: ~LCEL~IC-SaeAttL A:tate-keeper- at- ilytte r, intrienc; Cotner StItillli01)04 . the (iriter of a cart, tretn , Ado!), for evading the, I . .ayrner,t, -of. tc,;,11. Atle,r gott.l4, a little. into an..evittiination of the .circantSa I ICCS, ..N1 a istrites ,finding the prineipil Sent; posti,oaed.the matter, till ,a ftthire' day,',.. partts., Wit 4 the cart ; a vcil fprilr.T, retired ii - 0111,t1,0 Oinee.., S_96b, after4tey tunted, and it ap'Pe:ited the mastei• Ezrti:o,l, ir4trbtil l the e'er to tho that he it;id 1441./. tee.; te.;,,iillst which the gate-l‘eeper vex.. ylionowably - forrave the te t tiOwthe'.rell:( ll Ys Lk plying part ,only ,of the t- . Y.perlces, .the other, 1,1,1;olt; (1( 4 1 ei;plint'; t'r , :ted to. he: tne::;y con% ince' spelt peppie of err i . •.i -t t xtolled his • ,•': ,„‘ tntemptit. to e; ade ti-•! r .A\e„tr iyat .'(ißt,„,4li t,c,o4as i.ls3pe, t nt,';..sr the ti •A 1,:t5 , , , d in tOr taking duo and 3.ljup'er 'Car6 . d a , Aliitbrt u:lat . per:ion s,- to take his . A man, named William Gt?fr, was- igrc;ommitted for itlspicioo, Of, •ing worsted and ether articles, the property of Jeseph•Oliver. • ' • • Last Friday ~roortAttg, .;ibout one oZclock, a fire broke out in the stack-yard of Nit.: 1-1:W0 . 01), Water-side Iltrnr, Canvey Ess44', , oc(Jhioned,i as is supposed, by ). u ben tlig.l4o(*ePf iicat 100 acres ofcorti, and abc;titliii:lO t , let bur with a - barii and stable; wcre totally detitlo . , Y ed no ,part of Ay4,l 'll propi - ty was insured,, This :Jss is ekitUated ;.tt. :::00W,; • : .5111.1' SAWN. • • t I ' L.' t muica 3, • • • Arrive:'_- .the >ll, I 1 . J.1)d, CotAVo.s..nu, s Ayr amain. 4. Passetl by,—tire Quelk!ci •liafly, IyOin• Quebec; - Bristol) Phelps, fawn Nliw,York.; Astlev, Capt), trorn Royal , Ann, 11.3i - woo:I, I 1 me, lip s . ; , 11 :i Unibh. Sileplierdt , from:Cork: , , s.fiied —the thrulorty, iituuphries, kr Cork ; Two Mit. rts, Dye', I3arber,-for " ~. I3IR 171 . , On . Tueslay, at'Petersh4m, Surrey, the Lady of Thorley, .E.sq. of a,Paughter. . , - • N' t:) a r O ki l en , I 1 t t. 4 .ll , le N e lc ' s :).( :; : ‘y IS I 1 : 4; . 1. f, t' : (! !! I t ' l l- , :t< l l): l:l l c cu? a t • Rt t . ''ll d .: ,a lli t tv g ' o4 ll ta ll ' L I. . r (l.: o :c'e f . ' li p -1 if f: ' 17C-:i kt ;:i.111(. 1) IC° ; ).:1 Norwich, ('C''rie •1 DcAll'S t.q:t.il.•, N , rs , , t.h. • I 0,1 the .t 6 ..!) ult.' it . rite: lit liCeilct', tit V" Sl P "t l! 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