The Sun. — London, England, 1805-02-11 00:00:00

,land Ed• ss Of !Nat. , .00 ed its it All tithe !I 01 q;so, th of Ac at 11;re Ike* tants r ench : d to r , by adds Trot ~! ;!, 1:04 zifal oittl itita to Mr. purr ; and ye t the Miter of the . , article in question b o ldl y .. ' undertakes to lay be. , fore t he. t . i ) ublic the whole of i ts contents! With__ 44 howeier, wasting -the time of our Readers. by stguingopori the palpable 'absurdity of this state ment,- it is sufficient for us to assert, positively and unequivocally, that it has not /he sligberst fcanda riati in faa. It will not be. forgotten that the same Paper positively stated that D r. S UTTON ' was promoted to the Arabbishopric of .canterbury, on the tetorrimendation of Lord. SIDN/OUTH; After . Ming heat out of this.,fitisihood,. it next asserted that Dr.PEL,44-was trftka.promoted to the vacant . , t hat 4'erwith -op p osi t ion to . the wishes of w. .• . in MOPIrt.. This pdtiv, fad was in its turn given ° Pi and we are to day told that Dr. 13Atsitmst, the . Ir elatioil of Mt. liv.Aoca BATHURST, iS tO }IOC that ilishoptle. Without Pretending to decide O truth of, the statement; we . beg to put the Waiter''f ibli 'Article in possession of a fad with * filch he, seems unacquainted, . viz. that Dr. b .. Gottott er is nearly related to Lord -13ArittstiT, . , til e Intimate and confidential ; Friend o f M r. P ITT, Alit ii hardly necessary to add that his Lordship IN 1140es4tionlo the late Administration, -. „, n Weattesd4y Hts Mir testy Krill name to town iatinaldalrivi Council a t .the Queen's House. had ll a Royal Highness, the , Dui{ It of .Ctrad I a Rt. AND a terfts,Pu!ty at dinner yesterday, at his house - in the Ssbleyard.. 13:111.4r!. va n W ard, be any Drawing -Room at Sc. .1 pa t the z tst instant. _ 1 Doh, 'l7l,?l4eitif'WAtals has been pleased to ap, —.4. i'l;Llaii A ' Ei to the O ffi ce of His Royal if 'h °Am ' -q' • - f v . 1 nelsa Attorney General, in the place f lLltcit..ttitials, Esq. promoted to the Of4ee o 0:0.-04c.stragolicitor,General. h'" zwyal 'Highnees 'has also appointed Jo iitlirri'lt Esq. feo.the' Office of His .Royal Vi`"*.le4 Solicitor General, in the 'piece of liillt.b4Aut. Alum, Esq. peon - toted to the; 'O ffi ce of ,is Highnest's Attorney General. h Ms morning arrived a Msil from - Lisbon, .r°ught.to Falmouth b the Prhee of Ader 1 . .14%1 le T hy aye, r 114 f trill Case o ' 'Mr. Justice JoßNsOff WillE further , . e ,d ' s an Wethitsay, in the Court of Exchequer, eelli v l end Thursday Judgment of the. Co urt was to. Lonthe, oe de livered; TN Board f lc a v... 0. ,Ordnance have been pleased to . giV d e . in a q l lti - - 9" ID .141 . 1 respc;ftive Storekeepers, it'ai:otheir atated salary , emit i a llahl reported,that Captain Ptrayr, the te p l e ), ll an who was some time since appointed to go . f or ihtnai toil sat out for that City in a few days, W ? ' set °regulating the proposed Exchange ~, usenet'. - Woe l. ~ • , , .I,s„..,reat'bn watt • Mt Saturday received, that the., sa 4;7°70' remained id the same state on Friday t at ty o ne l eft ia by t h e surviving_ part of her crew litni .. Wr dneaday morning. Her Situation has ,,, tinleiT,l,nutelY lnipefted at low water, at which. Afro :- end uf her bowsprit was to be Mil i and toirdVo doubt Whatever but all the treasure on . het .. 'll6 'laved, the the . greatest part of valuable ea g tit The r°llOwinrinGentlemen have been called to the e of Rini fifty of sters at Lawn by the Honourable So. ! ce,i Lincoln's Iqn : 104, sn _Wrettee,_ 11-lig:. Erq. 1ie144004, t sq. .. Richard Davenp?tt. , rctcr Walker, LIN- 4 . 111 1- e 4urideri:Lti Esq. , Norman Fitzgerald I.lruat.k i T he --• 004, Esq. Esci. ..,, tisti 2tl Battalion of the xsth Regitnent. con. ngehirfl qv,' In et* anA t„): v4onscommissioned O ffi cers, Dr.uni- Ilt 11e' rtu 7 - "C ") in all ! 0 7 , marched - into Garrison -I ''' on T d • ' ht. on p titi o ues ey se 0111 . Z. ,-.- . ' Stores vi ert ' era f a Y mar a great quant ity of . 10 )lac e rola the General' Depot at. Winchester, ~ , l Nat tbeS c.t 9' " .1 '. The Teo 4ca o.aa 1. - • t , . .. teCtived ~6111,,i11,*the Barracks at.:Wincoesteurave ate inteardr4ert to be in readiness to match, as they, Th e ii , 9 fee the Grand Expedition. . mol t di, 1114tes Grand are building with the ut.. i tP Pa l Cli at Portsmouth are named the ;Ile xan 4rid 4pSile The te a r Indi e . l getty of th e West yelloW fever in the in l4 rellresented, by a Gentleman who arrived the 6 , , , hala l ep . 141 , to have eo much , increased, as to the soi4 eqt,established method of 'treatment. Since * hid) • 111 4' rilite, Captain AGA. i No, left England, Ve clu lY a few months, every Oflicer of her di "71, except Mr. Ctimitz h El the Purser; has botsotnnd, amongst the number, Lieut. JAfatte sthe, 41i her rat Lieutenant. The names of the 41,,bt`'Inters who have died are:—Lieut.' Ftra.- 441 r, ti, 4.d Lieutenant; Mr. Ktx.e 'lca, Master ;- tigixte.444a, Surgeo n ; Mr. , CAMERON, Ailing. 004'1 1 ? ; and several Midshipmen. Lieut. L. klitiie_Ci th e Marines, was killed in cutting out an . t 0 , 44 Ship. 1444 I.ll4"Glit DIN TH It AT IR It. ...-- 00 Saturday 444 oaaster lirrTY repeated the' eharatler Of tipeci4lll7ditn.i,nii, our opinion,' wit h . increase detTenass atith m ore . •,' ° ti°o first ads, in which he w 4 1 ,l olouted and impressive than on Thins itivti c ; ts . The other Performers . exerted them. ho %h.", much. particularly Mts., H. SI DD°Nsi !Sk il "' very moth applauded, It would be unjust 1t5t,,.4,ve1, Without notice, S tumots's very excel -7"cllttlanceOf the Aisarbecory. 14thentenartrvajt of Wheac 1 . .._ _ ,nl of • exam/oyez, - Fes. it. toatit, e . aused fur. to - day's , Market . are 41 414 Ur " 10.1 1 la and havin v-trsan buyer* in ile a small is many . iOn Y samples of fi ne 4, 4 Ys other sorts are at 'little tlifFc'ren'ce ; w e titther24 annplies of Barley,.which, with Malts ale' tpi t Nif4 7 l l late ; Pease and Beans of both sorts arc ris,i s c a r‘ nt i At less price; We have many fresh !,iitLl, -Taur ean°`Jar hiCh better sale than on Nay, ' ) ni . and r till, turned as last Mon. Nay - ti4s it . hi a ohs Zi'M tge itl o . , 112.4,_ Iti.:7!, oft Tickl:tans .. es a 541 t t :l 4 1tv .. • 5. 4 ii n i s col t Beans a •42 2 8 . a s l i tt: oci I vl, l l , - - pia a soa tit l'ol d 295 3 a 36s'od t.it'e Pea. ` 4,4 a 63 od pea 4"Se do. d - 355 ) 41 481 LY 44404' , Soi s6s od Pirt e Fl e ur - 9 v as V 9"5 od 434 avs cd Scowl: • : ,55 . 3 b . ;' ) ' 3 °d el !if ~~ f~ { ~R' , a lA'' b ut ra,,, Airy. ) 1 11 t 1 lit g° NAVAL NEWS% Prim tie LONDON GaZETTE, reh: q, zSq. Admiralo.o . ffice, Feb. 9, ',I Sps. , • Copy of a Lettmfrom CoMmodov SirsSamnel Hood; K. B. Commander in chief Ills Majesty!: Ship • and ressels'at the Leftward islands, to !Filth:oi Marsden, Esq. flitted on board the Serqh, •at Barbadses, nsth DrceMberi 184. SIR, I transmit, for the informatton of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the Copy of a Letter from Captain Nonrse, of His Majesty 'd Ship Birbadoes, giving a n account o f t he Capture of the Heureux French Privateer, of ten guns and eighty men. I am , &c. _ _ _ SAMUEL HOOD. Hi. Majesty's Sbiif Darbadoes, at Sea StR, November, ' iBo . I have the : Hon o u r to i n f o rm y o u, His Majesty's Ship under My Command this day captured L'Heu. reux, .a French Privateer Sloop of ten six-pounders {thrown overboard during the chace) and, eighty men, out nine days from Guadaloupe, and had made, no capture. I have the Honour to be, &c. JOSEPH NOURSE. To Commodore Hood, Commatzder ix Chief, &c•-&c. &c.' .Admiraley.Office, Feb.' 9, i Sog. Letter Copy of another L from Comlapdare . Sir Samuel • Hood, K. B. to William Marsden, 4'l. dated ors board a the Serph, at Ear‘aoes, d . 16th Deccan..h4r,. 1 804 . ... ... ... ' . ' .- .. . • - • ' Sla t I have the satisfatlion to tend to their Lord:. ships the Copy of. a Letter from the lionOurable Captain Cadogan, Commander of His Majesty's : ; Sloop Cyane, giving 'an account of the Capture of the.',B.OnapArte Brig Privateer, of ,eightecn guns and one hundred' and fig men, after at frw minutes run ning fighi; which Captain,CaclOgan appears to bave executed with judgment. . . I have the Honour to be, sec. SAM. , ROOD Hif lliajtqy'! Sloop C . ya,rei of Antigua, 44. SIR) IYOV. 1804. I havo the Hohobr to inform you, that, on the rth instant, ar three A. M. off the Island of Marlegalante, 'after a short chace and running fight of 3O minutes, I had the good fortuhe to come up with and capture Le Bonapatte, a very fine Priva. veer Brig, pierced for twenty.twO guns', mounting eighteen long French eight-poundere, atscliine hun. dred and fifty men. I am hippy to add, that we have received no material damage in our Masts or hull, and have only a few men hurt, occasioned by the explosion'of a cartridge on the main deck.— We found the Bonaparte in, o very shattered condi tion, having lost her foremast, bowiprit; and top. masts, in an atlion with three English Letters of Marque, three days pievious to her captute. I should not do justice to my feelings were Ito omit expressing my thorough satisfattion at the steady and determined tontlutt of all the Officers and . Crew 'of the Cyane ; and although the state of the Vessel was such as not to call forth any extraordinary ex. ertlons on their part, I feel confident that, whenever chance may give them an opportunity, they will do ample justice to the charaCter which, in my opinion, they so justly deserve, - I have the Honour to ho, &c. GEO. CADOGAN. Samral Hood, El. C'0?...-nratlore, awl CommaArcler in Cl?ief, tec. Atuniralfi.Offie, Fib. 9; ;865', Copy- If , a Litter frolit'Cafitain Lord Mari Robert Kerr, of Ni,t Alaivtj't Ship Fiszard, to Inlliam Marsden, Etpdated at Sea, tbe 24a Peceolher, 1804. sift, I inclose, for the information of tily Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the Copy of a Letter which I have forwarded to Lard Viscount 14elson. I have the flonour to be, &c. M. R. :ERR. Jlrf Majesty's Ship Fkgard, at Sea, MY 1,61tD, Dec. 22, 1804, I beg to inform you, that, according to y o u r or. den, I . preceeded and joined Sir Richard Strachati, 8ar...-off Cape Sr. Mary's, and w,:s by him sent into Lisbon to complete. On my return from that Port to join your Lotdthip, in Lai. 37 deg. N. Long. 13 deg. 4c. Min. W. I capttired a French Ship Letter of Marque, Le Tigre (formerly the Angola, of Liverpool), from Cayenne ,to Cadiz pierced for 16 guns, and having .14 mounted; viz. a 1 g.pound Carronades, anti z brass guns, 4. pounders (Anti four in her Hold), ballasted with ma. hogany, anti dry wood, having on board 40 men.— She was out 56 days, and had captured an English Brig from London to St. Michael'ai; whose Master and Crew were found on board. Llutve the Honour to be, Sce. (Siva) M. R. KERR. COWES, FBA. B.—Arrtved this evrming the Arne. tican Ship Brilliant, Capt. E. WATERLA 01, from Shields, to New. York, laden with coals.. Ira $. 9.—Arrived the Prussian Ship Ze ! ritirt, Capt. Mletut,s, from Babas, bound to Southamp. ton, with wool. Fin. IG.—Arrived this morning the Brig "laps. tiah, Capt. MUMFORD, from London, bound to Guernaey. The Wexford, Bombay Castle, and ilmy "tidbit, toff, part of the late outward.bound East India Fleet, came into our Road last night from the West, ward, and are this instant got under weigh to pro• teed` to the Motherbank. A large Spanish Prize paired through from tho Westward very cult fll4 BRIXTIAM QtrAY, FPS, 9.--The Charnel Fleet is ntlw coming into Torbay, consisting of the fot. Lowipg Shipsi viz. the Ville de Paris, Snaloseph, Temeraire, Aritemia, Dreadnought,' Windsor Castle, Qsseen, Eagle, Warrior, Defiance, Bellerothen, ind the Veteran, IVI:n of War. Arrived the Afafyanne Spanish Ship, frbut St. Seastian for Cadiz, prize to the Diamond Frigaie, and zernains with the Nemesia Frigate. HARVVICII f FEa..zo.—The Di , xxt roit'ance Packet - , Capt. BTE . W - ARD; and t,he Laa:y, Arr i tegg,' Capt. GtORCE Denrijr, sailed this . morning' with the Mails of yesterday, and Passengers ; the' former with thp.Hambtligh and Brenten Mails , and the lat ter ftit butte nbu ! gli. Isis Excellency the Cheva, lier.P'Ati4u.l.GA r i3tg. Ambassador from theSpaniih Courty embarked , this morning with his :Suite on board. the Netitial CreilSTEny for. Rot. terdam, SREEittivis; FEB. S.—Come into Harbour the Lynx Sloop and ; joss's Frigate ; the latter to get het masts reduced; and to undergo several neces. saty alterations; hay . ing been found so very-crank in her' passage down.the Itiver•• Sailed the Moselle Sloop'of War for the Downs. eame down fiom the River to the Note, the plettlem. Arrived the Drab Stoop. Yetetilay" ru:A4 ible was paid wares up to six montlil. Site proceeds in a few days to Sea. Ships at Part.—Zealand; Rarritliis, Diadem, Inflexi ble, Adeignant, l Africaine, raison, Winchelsea, Ceres,Orestes, Brater,, D take. Scorpion, Mcriritor, anti Rouna, Armed stip,s, and several Clan.btig,i, fire-vessels, and liontb-tenders. - *.DEALy+Fita to.-;-Arrived Hie Majesty's Ship Trusty, from Portsmouth : ; sjt.te4y Sloop, and Fro - 100 Gun.brig, from Dungeness ; Kingston, Armed fence Ship, with Convoy, from Plymouth, and re. main. . Sailed the Ilindostrin for Spithead ; Bloodbou;v4 Blazer, and Fiercer Gan.brigs,. on a Cr4,i ( ze off the French Coast. Arrived the Rattler Sloop of War from Ports. snauth, This morning, at eight o'clock, lit t.t.vDotr'ot.As, Reat.Admiral of the White, hoisted hia Fla; on board His IViajesty's Ship Leopard. Arrived the Northavton, BARKER, and Wary, DOUCLAS, from Bengal, and sailed for the River, with the Etsex, Ellbisttlone, fiNgblrtzlit, and Anne, East India Ships ; also arrived the Nesbit, WOOD, Lord. MidarleloN, HAWIC7NS, and bac.fal4able, Wlttt, from Jamaica, ilia flailed for the River. Came dawn the BellaNa, I is, far St.Nrinrcn 05. Put back the Char:ha Eau . Intll4 :3:lip, and rc. m 31113. In the Downs—Ships of War, and Arrnril Defence Ships and Gun-brigs, as &store; with. the Woodford East India DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the'Captain,Olficers, and Crew, of His Majesty's Ship Culloden, for the Capture of the Petronelle, the sth lune r to-morrow, at Mr. Edward Lyne's Countlng-hotise, Plymouth; or every . Tuesday and Friday during t hree years: To the Captain of His hlajesty's . Ship Amend:Wl, and the °Ricers and °Taws of His Majesty's Ships , Dragon and Kent, forthe Capture of the Isehard; .the 25th June ,tBOO, and the lolin, tlse toil* {Il following, at Mr. E vans's:Office, Dart lert's-bui Wings, on F riday next ;or evety Tuesday and Friday during three'years. Poo,ers and other Claims will not-be until tht , ezd inst. i JI! O►i Satur4ay tliearrival of the Glory, frotrt•ll/4. dras, , was announced at. the East.lndia House ; the Nirthamiston, from Berzal, was off the Lizard. Poirsengers Yer E b Lictitenant,Colonef E.. Ferguson ; Colia ParOer, "ROyal Marines ; Lieutenants H. ilArt4rti ;tita 1- R.' tindoliv Royal Navy; Rev. Mr, Confiner, from CeilAn ; 4 nsitto . Roggs ; .Nlr. W. Ferrier; Mr, S. Harris.; I Vilkinson t Royal Navy ; CaptAiirk Thomas Pak mr, Jr.. Ai thew and'hunily ; MiLiter ;inil Miss Butler, apel bev enil other children: n I . hursday.se'rinight, in consequence orthe re. part of. an Enemy's Fleet hasiing•becn seen upon the coast of Ireland, His Majesty's' Ships the Pri'ucess of Oracle, Frit:errs Regal, Goliath, .7Zii .l - dtrir, and Raisonlk, with 'the PrnAr Frigate, on. der the command of Rear. Admiral DRURY, saileti 'from nefeharen harbour. On ,thesame .day, eight ,guns, with the necessary amtnunition,' were landed front the 'Thundertr, .fur th e use of . th e.Martello Tower on Dere Islan d,: . His Majesty's Ship Lein., 6ptaitl• MATiLAND I artived at the Cove . of .Cork on Monday last, hay. ing escorted the Reit - doer anti her Convoy as far as . Madeira, She left them on the 31st of December, about: 37 ' sail, ail ; six bad pitted company in bad weather. the Pecrit.. which had not piit back with. the Convoy . when it was fnrCeti to return - to.: 'Cove by 'contrary winds, had arrived at Madeira.; the Loire did not fall in with aoy,9f the tytny's Ships,except onr Spanish Brig that had been detain. ed by. a . Liverpool Ship which hid no CommisslOn. Capt, , IVIAITLAND . ordered her into Cove. She on Sunday fell in 013 i! 's Squadron), consisting of font sail of the off Cape Clear. 7 :—Therbtorderrr`liad sailed for Ply, 'mouth the preceding. week. The wind coming to the Northward on Fli4y seonight, the Convoy for London, so long &t a i nt ,' at Belfast, Immediately got under way and put to sea ; five vessels` for London, one for .Bristo), and two for Liverpool, sailed same day, chiefly latiOn with , linen cloth the aggregate of - their cargoes; exceed. 83,000 pieces, besides beef, batter, whisky, Scc. Ike. On S itarday was roartied, at the Church of St. John the Itvari ri tC, Weittnin3 ter, WI tAm on conitt a o q p, Eq. of Lewes, .S sex, to Miss Vint. eR, (I;ttetter of jors IrJuLsg, lE7q. of Weatmiastra. Zdr REPOPT. • . COURT t)F .BENCH, SAT unt+.4Y, (7/ ' . CAULFIFLD. Ix oor Lacy I:epwt on the 26,h of jannmry, siated tht aprliimtion of Mr. I)ALLAs fE,r a I zist til4l, in this cause, on two grounds ; firs:, 111:i? Ole veniin, if not agairist eyi,iencei Was against taw and next, that if ye:diet wrre 14a1 %:-.i were exccv.ive.. Mr. ErsrtrrP beinrt,: not;' called .urn's Ti oppiss; the Rule for the'ne‘ ; .; : tril;li,:..tlie..J.,ctito. Cif". B F TICIL read the ..tnitlufes'ill the usual form. The Learned Couosel,irtab;ted, that the case of Wee. don 'and Timbrel was dircetlY opposed by th,.-it of Warrington ,and 13r-own ;..that the former: wrs n "sound law, but whether it Were or were nor, wa4 r immaterial, as this case" was neither the same, nor bore any teseriablance to it. The 'deed alludel, to in this case was tither to be considered an at of Union than separation ; but if-it were — either t;.e' one.or the: ttther, it w.ti a grosa and,dishonouraYe constrdelion . of the I.uly rite of matrimony, that poa. session,-an4 enjoyment .of the persor., the only end of that divine institution. Lord Et,rotz\teOßOT.TCH...".." It ns much, the part of thehabbAnd's right, that the wire eau'. cafe the ehihketl, as tint 11C shuuld haire the session of Ler person." Mr. Eltiroile.—" True, rny T.nr‘l, 1f),; would place „him only in t h e situation o f a tr.;,ster and servant ; or a f a ther and dangliter ; as in P ost l e . thwalte and,B4Wles, Barroughs; p. 187 9 , 4,yheie, the damage i 3 alone in:either case i)ennittea for the loss of service. The parties - here were married in ,1784.; the .nunierous issue cE , nsisted of eight boyb and one girl they lived happily rogether*un— til 179;"and to repel this'l:iirdit they now Con.: tend, the Plaintiff suddenly changed hic natn:., arid be . came a monster of human deUrinity ; to I answer, in the', language of the familiar aL!,!;-..! " 1 . Nemo repent 6" est turpistima.:." On the ground of excessive damages, Mr, sitters said, he expcdNi nothing lass than to,00,ol.; the enormity Of the crime Q 1 the Defendants and, the injury sustained by the Plaintiff, ,teel ne d to warrant, the expedation. atinfteur, un. der such circumstances, there was no tlistinguishirt between two,pene s e and two thou - sand pounds; no. thing Rao ampiata the ofFanee—nothir; cin ,114taa for the injury the:Plaintiff has sustained. . . . .---"'Not poppy, nor mandragor a , N9r.all - the drowsy'syrups of the world, Shall ever meti!eitte thee ;o that sweet sleep Which tlynt 0w . .J....t yesterday,' ~ • MeSSI'B.'DAL LAS arta zuttaouctrs were itenttl" In reply ; they contend:d, .that the present.cake was exactly the:.sarne as that of Weedo.) aml Timitrei ; that under the authority of Lord Kenyon, asp there expressed., no ,adion for darnai;cs could he 'sup. pOrted, exeepting,where the lor,s of the society of the , wife . contd. be pleaded.::', The stparati:in, iri that case, was absolute ; here 'it was C9tltii , ";:z4t the euittingency 'had taken effcti, and therefore . tl,lO .4 SeParatiOn WaS arcotnplete, poin. .o f in toe one case,o in the abets.'lti.reply to the obgerva. tion on the damages, they thought the pistol scene, and the instances of hintality.acknowl e d ge d by tbe Plaii,titrin his own I,etters,. w494.lsufhcient, without, any other testimony, to shevv they tvt:re most extra. vagint. 'The decision on the subjeB of a new tt'al wilPbe given thia'day. This day the Cfurt determined a point which ought universally to be known, namely, that ny apprentice, even in the tnqsr favoured situ:ion, wha ILis been Inure than thr,l.l ye..irN at ae.i, and has at_ tained the age'ol. 18 y,:art, im proteded from in). press. Mr. Jritv 19, on a for Mer day, ipPlied for a Ruln. to slew Cituse why a Writ of Habear'Coeptir, tained at. Chambers, during vacation, for bringing,' up the body.of a person of the.inam: of B:ock; apprentice a.bOard,of.. Greenlandmen, who had been impressed into. Hie Majeatt'sService, shoita. not be qu'ashed. This person had' been 'bountt,ap.. pre nt ice . in Koch 189 t , for ,the space of . flve years.. liiaftober last he vravitnpresed, having, been then at sea for more than three years, and being' 18 years and 3 :months old. Mr. jutv ts Shied, that the citiestion arose on the coustrudion ()Cale Af.t of the 36th of 'the King, Chap. 41, by which,' to , entit le. Ships engaged- in the Greenland a n d Davits Straits Fieherias to the Bounties, it is requirel.l,, that,they. shall .have on board a urtain nuooer of men, and., of apprentiees,' bourn! forilirce years at fee3t, exceeding the age of ,r f, nor Oder that o 1 14„. at the date of their indenture, T tßeti Counsel. entered irtm an ex*ivivation of th h e ! ti l if i3 fer ' tut wait on of the A - t, particularly those granting rivilekes ar.d proteeti , o to Kir. pooners, i i lmt: - .ltrettrers, Pod Line.managert, ilar in which Ao merition is made of Apprentices ; 010, from, this,' inferred, thlt it Wit nut in the ['lotion "of' Legislature confer on them any itrirnurities which they di..l not po”es3, by iSting Statute% ryl,6e privileges and exemptions, he contended, were alone to be found in the Aft' the 13th G.. 0 H. Chap. 11th, by which •person 9 havitig" to the spa, a hove the Rgt " 5;, and, under that of IS, are declared to be free from impress, on,/ a similar exemption is conferred on those'who have not formerly used the sea, for the space a tiyie y cars,' from the time t..f tiKir entry. Mr. Er.ixtNE .and Mr, tfot.ilnYD sltewid cause agilinst tbeßule s tind contended ; that the cite of Ap. pronticzs ofGrzttrilrintitnen wcrc distingui,,bable.fioirt others, in so fir 3s a certain number of Apprrnttc s Were ordered by Aa of Ntliament, to render the i6yage legal ; and that tlfi,s latitude way given, not that their Indctiturei should be fur three years otykr, but for three years at ;"anti it was nor declared, that the indentures shoultycease to operate Wile,WYCc the pprentice attained the age of 18, but only that he slwald not exceed that afro At the time of entering into 'tire indenture. The Cc urt 1114 nat sec that any particular exeinp, don was meant re he conveyed to Apprentices by the. Aa of tilt: 26th.tif the King ; and therefurt - the Rgle was 'ludo absoNte.