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' d~7~ ~t l ~.~. NEW.'rURK, JUNE 21 .—Capt. !Ivy arrived here estenlay from Falmouth, Jamaica, which he' left on '''' .27 t ll of May. Adm. DACRES had arrived at Ja maica and had taken his station at the 'Mouth. of Port Royal; information of the 'arrival ,of the ;Com bined Fleet Ilad been received/ and excited -much con4temation. ju" 24.----We7hate nothing new by' the Ship \Aieb arrived on Thursday from Guadaloupe, ex cept that the French Passetigers in her state, that the Combined Fleets at Alartinique remained in a !tate of ina6livity ; and that the French Govern- , rfient have sell t Clt thiS Naval Force without even' til4 ting the Commander-in -Chief with the . secret of t!!eit ultimate destiaation. When they- sail. from ',t arrivheir o rders' were to proceed to Cadiz. al at the latter, an enclOsnr e wag openOn ed, ' , traction s "to proceed to Martinique,. It the Cormnandei of the Squadron know where he is going, after' be till he'reaches the place to which . , from St. 13artholornew's, left there me, and states, that information eci at St. Bartholomew's of a' se- It from Europe having arrived, :al lhat the first abject of the United :lie conquest of Antigua. and Tri , ?sox, wh o left St. Bartholomew's. • une, confirnis this news. - , • Lazaretto this morning the Brig ) 23 days froni Port France, Mar- Wag boarded off the Saints by His 'a Frigate Spy, and informed 'by she was the 100k -out Ship •of Fleet • that he left them in lat. • i,,,,i ic ,, , ~ •on the Bth of Alay, bound to the West 11 ,•:i .. at search of the Combined French and.5pa ,,,',.,.4 .10t't from Cadiz. Capt. ANDERSDN haring i'.,,n`7ll4lllini that he left them in FOrt Royal - , M . ar tigl" the Spy inaniedkitely erowded sail to wind -olf tom the,l3ritish Fleet. ,;;I.2etttr from Nlartinique, dated the 28 th `of itr, oT i t i t ived at New York, states, that the mbar -11. 1 . : d i aYs was taken off the 27th, and that C 4411,4,11; t, I td . Amother Letter states, that the Itianttso",..ll.4'leets were intended to. aet against the kt,t,„,,,,t Jamaica and Trinidad —the former to be. 11441711 t he French, and the latter by the Spa llosl. . ' • tr , 04, j trut ~.„ _ , ~.)4 , 14 44 li , . ..,-.1,---our latest accounts of the ALiy, , tenet) and Spanish Fleets are to the 30th tali-- at wh ich time it Wa S lying at anehor, In the qt 4 1 t , ,,, , „ ; , ‘ . ls not ally ~`( Itoyal, Martinique ; its be 11'4d. 11,1,4"°w11, bat reported to be to wind r!,,,,4,14 - kvanish -were said to be Very sickly, and 1)4 •,,,10.nninber of them on shore. The em tietiliiti):ittett.:l4icalriti\rit'iiis laid shortly after the arrival of this e i was taken oft' the 28th May. Itt dt.,,lwas cottsidered as indicating their inunedi• „ream; .L tit . eil, 'till the Fleet remained in port. q , rain T a ,, s, ~'llll4ott s,„',, L.,}ltti, arrived at the .k4tiarantine -4411,1, t,,,,,"‘ta‘lay last from Basseterre, in 22 days, ~•liii,,;,lrri-,ori tit ;,,ti, of m ay t.w.:o French 74 • : L a a '‘Nlfroal th... l 'd a.t Lasseterre. from Rochefort ; who i d that th e t "tc al Company with five other ships;‘ (l . 1 1( oi ‘ re- ' siliPs above-mentioned sailed,,frolla ritidattl‘lt.l.r,2d,Jinie to johi the Grand - Fleets at `rite it-re it was )re • 'the had gone. I`4ek 4tlPAitt ,f . 1 st.uni Y ' — 1 I. et, t ar , N. arthtsr informs that • the Brit's, 1 f::,gtlt, to tit ; (11 Leicester was captured about 60, ' v oe r, ar:ci westward • oillarbadoes, by a French. • i; Fr oth ti, L kll t into Guadaloupe. .. tifo r , k ac.aoye i„,.„1,. • . ,14"',.lent Lai ",,Litgence, it appears that are l:;:-'31)14itto- t'h arriv ed from' Prance, for the ptir ti...4,-,,Petieti ts,,t,"e'-e French and Spanish Vleets : , that of jig al a i fug ntntnencing its contemn l;ted Opera r tlrl e arm I. l `' 'Hritish Coloniei vas' about the: Ist 'rit, (;bia,„,,. 'ptuatl'ziiiidnd ' i. 1 out as the () tilt.' () I thi r - eras marm.l. , r iic,:.,l predatory.sPeculation. , , 1,,,.ah1ay, ,tato,nts.ii-oin the West lodies, to the 31st b i ;l4. ll l.ld t , b y ' thttlat from the disposition that had 41,. ti lt) . woui(l e?mbined SqUadron ; it was Pim [l' d ilaillw rri ,(L dire 4 their first operation tii ll/ ; el ltior i Qt,., hilt St. Kitt's and St.Vincenes. s not i l !t:ll ate is Itla de in the last *counts of their d Well t . ,Pt against JamaiCa, which is known '.; I-• ort t ei , a tlp, ' liN 4 L '`. 'ald would be millatitly defend.= ' Tr o ac .1. r-''' ' 1 141, )I}l ,•,,, bond 4,10 Spa i s le t report, that I': elicht.ioll2 the Spanish neet were in a R l k .• ilt ' l''rer k 4, , 1:.;.-111oft:'14,!,'ril'ateer which beencruizing for ii„' -'slilit .- olf Sa 1 .leas • . still. r ~ -4/ 1 s , 1,1-ittioti, r _ , lic y I look, continues oi ' ;111 li t ' , tilt) latest ll'ikillg. dailY Prizes of the Ame ,,•4,,, 'tit leart , ' aCCOIIIIt3 mention, that a firing i ~ : , , if h alf attlltli that , quarter, which Listed ilp ,, .‘,1,.:,'1 Pre4ch,, ,i(ntri. and it was hoped ;that the t`.t,.. l l l ‘ l ats t o - 1 P ; 411 ' had been captured. ', I,,liiirat t h e ( i . i cv 3 .oth of June, received at :Boston, .• , ,,,.:ikle, 4 tl,',.loittecl Fleets remained. iria6tive at lil.el i t Nlisi l l e r - I st or .2(l of June 3. ;and. adds;-' #,. kir eet of about fifteen Sail of the Line , - "ail n , . doe ii i ti - - 4 ,, i mil (4 ~;, , the beginning of Jtuie,. under - t 'l4( 10, , t 4 , ikulturtillitAArrov. , 'This ,is evi 'l4( 4- 3 414 i s 1 , - .. 4 )N, t Ott ,or Lord .'l.'.. FIL SO t% • l' `.t tr . • ..13%. t 1 'l4 if • 27.--On S (Ft last Captain , i 1.4, ' ;rived , un , y ;.1 'Lit • at 1141, ..k , • • . ~. a t• t l i.4 4 a l ' trotil,w,, ,I,4tlplua trona Basseterrc, ~.tt,,, , trat,4o nellce he sailed. May 26, while ,vo.,tt,„.„ailci ~.4-ttli of May, t!''' ii - ; / ,` On th, (Pl'ev"iled, which ; had licen en • 1,,,i,c1„.. € ilm a . Lartintque) General LAURIS ii• ',ltla Il• k I '111"ellief Of the T • '' - ' -. the t'' rtti t , 1.,, at V. . . loops in came to Basseterre ~,,I,ral el • ~ Bitort conference with the Ca r• l ') Prirt isit'lalalcupe- n 1 ' i. I" • - '' l 11 6', , . ..nyll ' -41( triune ( tate y ie •,;.,14,!..,r,411,,1•ti w ;,.. .ivi.ariinique. On the 24th .;;'!,•.t\.'; Artiiit3,,,,(rie, M ade for the embarkation ,- •qtill,,- i ' -00Mbs, C. to } Join the Grand '-'4..;;1';,!('1,9; rri6 l t ' , l : 42 ' r.,1',1,:,'.ch 'Witi I:epr(i!fithited. "to eon- , \l, 4.• tlm,. „ 4 '4',.coriquest. of `Trinidad was 'lt:t t',. ' ''6l- oi'et q'tt e ctilAlarti. • j . .• - 1] .‘l:eolbar..ll)(ltlP-, elated the 2 8111 of MaY, J...., 1:' 11 (1 th at th g,°, ,of 14 cla,,s wit' yiken off on tl. t. 1 , 10,•• 1„, ~ . , • . I h); ~..4 , ,,t ter c ~ s.. =•••• I sailed. ,;;•. ~, Ist4 Rg,,ii".e.tt4ol,, that the Flakt \vas ht.- , , ;'• ,•$:;,,a,,,,At1)..,1:y.,:1ic...i, mid 41 1r . iiti dnd 3 the 1 , .- French, zn ,. .1 the lati - .r ; ;•••••.,. . . ',.... -,• ~.1 , . : . • ,I.L1!. -; - -,• ~ t. ; -• • .., I, . .- ''.•*'•.- ..,..N 1:;2 . - :.. , : • ,the Bri , Soutk -Ocirolina;'iincl . Seibober P,7,:ic, ,'. , from Cuba; and ,the co:Oinp - Schooner 4/w/cif, , Captain BrrnEWOOIY; fanil Beaut'ert, in this State, was brought to; and boarded on thc same day; after she was completely in the harboin.-3 and they even threatened to fire inta . the Delaney for not li , cal'hlg .to' and coming under their lee sootWr; altlymgh,it was impossible to have done it without getting ber .on phote: It may perhaps be aslied, • /There waS Gun-boat Aundier. One on this oreasion!--She Was . at anchor near Sullivan's Island, in full viel,v,,of the' whole transa6iion, though not, perhaps, quite with in'gun-shOt. .. As this piecaroon grows bolder front itripunity," we May shortly expea:a still closer ern brace from her : and after. this I'should not be sur, 7 prised if she Were to enter,adi harbour and cut out some of the vessels lately returned from St. Darning - O. —lt is - a melancholy truth, and 1 repeat it 'with sor row, that the American national charaeler„fromthe repeatedinsultes of this nature, (which are patiently suffered .by the Government) appear's to be ap proaching to . a state of pusillanimity incompetible With the support of . ottr freedom and independenee.' Searcely.a day passes When we do not receive . ac- - counts of our vesels being Captured or plundered by . this gang of infitmous Piratical- Freebooters infest ing the West-India 'Seas. No regularity of papers, nor the Most thir arid lawfnl voyage, ,will save them froM the all-plundering fangs of these de'speradoes. Not content with pursuing their rebberies at ndis- - Lance, they now approach our harbdurs 3 and unless something is' done to correa this evil, "our hardy ma riners must seek that safety .and protea - ion in our corn:fields; Which our GoVernment seems to deny tllent en the Ocean. ' • .SE VE74I.`r , SIX. Fort niultrie, Sullivan's Island, • Junes, 18,:q. . . , . . • „ JuNE 94.--It is our painful duty to State, thatthe Leander, and Other British Cruizers,: are: aelively employed, within View of our shores, in intercepting our homeward-bound tnerchantmen,_ and'sending them to certain condemnation, fits aut nefas, in. the Court of Halifax. There is but one' source to which this private distress and national de gradation can be traced—will Mr. MADISQN have the candour to name it ? Or shall we spire his blushes by saying, that they are solely imputable to the posilanimous policy of a time-serving Cabinet, more occupied in contriving how they shall keep their offices, than in administering them with dig nity. and firmness ! Captain BANBURY, of the Ship Mary, - came up lasi - evening from Annapolis, has favoured usi with the . following intelligence: , . 'June 13th, at 1, A. M. saw `n Sail a-head,' stand ing towards US, ttldcr full sail; beat tdquarter's and prepared for a& on 5 at 'meridian spol:.! . Schooner Eliza Ann, Capt. Alen mtn :/.1.111 ES, of ;!ad for East River, from Martinique, ont'l 8 . (lays, informed us . the' French Fleet had arrived at Martinique, and were bound to Leeward. 1 immediately tacked to the Ninilaward, and went on hoard the SchOoner in my Boat for further information. Extract from the Log-book.:of the Schooner .Eliza Ann, Captain R. JAMES, of East River; and- Mr. JouN A. JA VIS, Su percargo : Fort Royal, Martinique, May 14, Cap tain, on shore e cicaring our; at three P. M. a large Fleet came in inimedia tely given for no Vessel to sail the Fleet m eet came in, whieh con sisted "of I!3 Sail of the Line (French AO Spanish), 10 Frigates ' and two Brigs of P. 2. guns Heach,. and '4 munber of Prizes, amongst which the British Sloop of 'Litdi. AnEinbargo' was immediately, laid on, and con tinned till the 6th. Iri the mean. time, all the 'sick were landed fromthe,Fleet.. They had likewise taken pos3ession of Diamond Rock. The Fleet was to sail the QBth, and by re port of seine of the Otlirers, who dityd in company with Mr. JnitV 1 ; they. Were bOUnd to Leeward, hay ing on board 00 0 troop,;, and a quantity, of heavy Artillery. They likewise informed the Captain and Mr. JEay.ts, they intended to treat any Americans trading to the Island of St. Domingo very severely ; but how far that treatment would extend, was yet undetermined, as some were for hanging, and some eor,other punishment —same punishment was (Tr tain. Spoke the, above Schooner f:?7 leagties from Cape Henry, t a days out, U, ind ,S.S.E. After ex trading the above from the Log-book, and getting every other inthrmation, I thought it most prudent, liar the interest of the couceruLd, to return to. the Chesapeake. • ' When Captaui GERNIAN left Charleston, there were three French Privateers, a Brig, and two Schooners cruizing off the Bar, and had taken se veral Prizes, • EXTRACT OF. .A LETTER PEON .WASITINGTONI RE- CEIVEI) BY I:I:STEI:ii,kY'S MAIL. " The late meiltion in the. Papers is pretty cor ren., BONAPARTE Signed every think. They have retained for some disputed chum three millions of Ems.. Movao is gone b:lck to England, and left the DOES in - very bad humour. Tile delay of re mittances from France is unaccountable." , at the i`gll,lsb ing iistru t on: so that if does not is ) l'ordered. Ca)t. f 1„24 7th o f .1,, :1145ei,,,11 received ! re "cil Plee t 11 D ,Ctle; and .1 alia be ti mt r.tl l r i‘rtived title 111 , 1 at the 01 )Laso Nt , Nl aY 28, f. t Niajesty that . '! 31,i, 1 . 3 c105's 22 . on ti, rßom A itosTrog PAPER, Tyntz 12, 1895. JUNE 17.—We have received the following Letter from Basseterre, Guadaloupe, dated May f2ti, 180 7 5.: • .• 011 the .Q.(..41 inst. arrived at this Port from :Mar tinique, the French Imperial Schooner ',glen', of six guns, bringing information of the ,arrival at Fort Royal of a French Fleet, consisting of 12. Sail of the Line,. six Frigateg, .and Four Sloops of War, under Admiral VILLENEUVE ' from 1:011104, together with Six .Spanish Ships of the Line, and scVeral Frigates, - under Admiral GRAirIN,A, forming altogether 18 Sail of the lino, I Frigates, and I;bur Sloops of War, and sundry 'Transports, having onboard 18,000 Troops, under . the orders of Gen, LASUlrtisTmc(a Creole of Pondicherry), First Aid-dc-Camp to His •Imperial .I\LjeSty NAPOLEGN. On the receipt of this inivrma t on , a general Embargo was ordered. On the' 4th a French Frigate came to. anchor at Basse terre,. with (,Yenenil LAIIRI,3tON 'on board,..fer the purpose of censulting with General Etc: our the. Plan of opeNtions against the British Islands. The General ref - 111.1MM there during that day, - and in, the evening del)..rted with the Frigates. dty A;ery great at<..tivity was used in hrinv:ing d 9 it bombs, shells, Ke, to the w:1-side, t() einharked on board the Fleet. th Q us , tild liztilleriA , and. Erwincers were to l.pe !Aen tile • ;on of Thisceterre, to,' be added to the force on the Fleet, makins , in 'the whole 20,000 troops. The first point of attack'. was said to be .Trinida4,. rafter "which they NVQI.IId make a swat p of all the Windward•lslanc l e. .1 Fleet reported, that abOut the:time of their saiiii}g fromToulon,.the Breit Fleet had also orders to put to sea, and proceed imm:::liately to Jamaica ; and it was reportelta few dsys :3g,) ~t St. Thomas ' s; that Jamaica '%%as aattall); taken." " The following are the umnei and yesneaive force of the French t:et • . Ships. Glint. C r a na'r rt. Le Rutcaniere 8o Capt. MUGENDIF.. Le Formillble - SO COsMAS. Le Neptune - - 8o RLRELLIER. L'lodompt4b4; - 8o PI LIE I ft - A. Le PlutOt) - 74 - MEYSTR Al. Lo Alontblnic - 74 V E IGE-r. L'Atlaa, - 74 ROLAND. '74 CA m ON, 74 - Couß AGE- Le Scipion - 74 -- BAKANGEA. Le SwittsUrc - 74 VlLLE.4in.a2tr. L'lntreptde - 14 1) &vAR°"" ii.IGATES AND SLOOPS of WAR,. Gmnr. Cum Le Rhin 4c, La Corneille L'Hortense - - 40 La Torche ' - - 28 l.a Themise - 36 I.e Furet - -yK lermione - 40 L'Argus - 28 La Circe - 36 La Naicle - 26' ' On Saturday- morning last as. Mr. Joseph Jamie son, blacksmith in the Close, : at Newcastle-Upon- Tyne, was' employed in the soap-hpuse. : of Messrs. Doubleday and Easterby, while • reaching over the • cauldron hisfootunfortunately,slipped, when hewas instantly precipitated- amongst • the bOiling The vessel was' soon emptied, and the body recover, ed, but the lamp of lite was totally extinguished. Ou Friday seining/it a., stranger, of a dark cern , ' plexion, came to Mrs. PEACOCK'S, Innkeeper, gar , .nard-Castle,•to stay during the night, and after tak- • ing some refreshment, went. to bed. He soon re turned from his bed-rooM, and' Called 'fin'. some li quor, when another person, also a stranger, came into the house and joined •Mtn. While enjoying themselves, they began to behave rather outrage ously, which induced 'the Landlady to turn them: both out or doors. On the family; howeVer, re, tiring to bed, it was discovered that the housewas robbed of a considerable quantity of Wearing appa rel, particularly from the. trunk belonging to Mrg. Minn, of Darling - ton, who had been there on a visit. The fellow'who came last - into the house was, no doubt, an accomplice; and had predously.re ceived the stolen artielei from a window fronting the street: • They were pursued„ but not discOVered.. Sunday se*nnight in tile morning about eight' o'clock, a fire . broke out in the litatery of Messrs. Buchan and Shaw, , near Manchester, .which burned with such irresistible fury, that the..wholo building, with all its valuable machinery, was very, soon re-, duced to a heap of ruins. How the accident could happen is not yet discovered, but strong are emeittined that the building , iets wilfully soi ohs fue l On Sunday afternoon the'metho,ii , ,t con eggion iii. Milburn place, North Shields, v, dlsturbed in thc;l - c!evetion, and the Priest arre, in the of his discourse, by the.lond,lttw . l ions of a about s:s years of age, v. , 1. : illy finger, ! 0, ,my finger !" The 0 - It,ol desired the child might,, be taken oet, but .that was f?und ppeti(;i4)4', v , :ithout al,l , ~:• ing the, till."':';', as tilt: child had got it throug; !!! hole ii, , ~0 wood, which.caused . it to sw.%i 1 a deg to ren der extr,:eat;on 11ti,,• , I t of a Carpenter. sent fol., who ~: on his slit wider, L • . • 'l, , liberated the. utthappy surierer L.. :,L , more violently than Li:, ,i,ii. thread of the , Priesessdiseout., „ broiLcu, alid, . possible to re:-ouit' it, he seriously exhorted his hearers to Ten, J.:- what he lt:id (thoughit was evident lie lia 3 / 4 .1 1..1411561 forgot) and dismissed them.. At the late sle : en she of at Wimple:o, of Mr. James Aleasart.' fi t id:, the ' , i rk:at iperior:ty, , • punit of profit to the gr ; izi e r, of 'Lincolnshir e sheep, was reniarkably exemplified.' Several nncommonly heavy fleeces were clipped, zitta' one a thrw-shear wother which weighed 25 pounds and a quarter, avoirdupcise. The supply of beast; sheep, cattle, and hen's, at Chichester market on Wednesday, I.4as abuti -3 dant, and, at prices somewhat. lower. A great number of sheep were sent baCk unsold. Wheat :.!31, per load. flour 41. per sack. A man and his narne.d Lewis, were found dead in bed, yeserday se'nnight, in Hanmer; the former bad been in the army, but of late years both were dependent on the parish. Notwithstanding their.ilpparent Wretchedness, t o guineas were found 41 9e houSe aste r their. burial. o Sunday last a fire happened at Guntherpe ; near , Gzlinsboro`, whkh consumed a barn, stable; hay stack, stubble stack, Wagf;on, a pig, a number of fowls, and.a small quantity of corn, the property of Mr. Timothy .Bow'linr„ of tarr, It Wag occasioned by the wadding of a gun, which had been m diseharz ied at sortie sparrows, fall i t on a quantity of straw. On Monday .last an infint, aged 1 months, daughter oartha Allet ion ' Of Lincoln; being left 4. f M in a cradle by the - mother, was a short time after fOund, oy.some neighbours, on' than room 1100 r, so dreadkilly burnt, in. C oll. ;Oquence 'of its clothes hav ing taken fire, as to ocersion it 3 death almost imme diately. INcENDlAßt•—Yesterdav a young woman WIN Charged, at C=ltilklhall, having set lire .tuld robtled her master's house in I . 44sing-latte, on Sundtty night:AAA:. By the evidz!ztee of the Master, 'Air. 14ANDO, a nlerehnt, it appeared that one of the b,AI - had been set fire to; and that the been ruibbvil of sevvral articles, soinel of which had be.en futind. iSOilerr lida SI IPPOS (4 'i - 11CC°111 " pliee, kt ere ro titauded for titither e , ;atnin4tioll• On Fridny afternoon wlille'thc-driver 'was riLlin! upon a 61;f l'ilankt;r•-street-line, ehester, out: of th ; .! wheel 4 passetiot-gy tfut head of a child, ;ma. }juiced it 4) citeltdr'ully a..; to. render the ittrant . 3 reeovep , extremely doutx:'-' 1 - 2 1 1 e P,„ ( Wr 1:11 - 1k, StitiZtre": k.httedi.itely carried to blur. 1 = 1 .1 . 1:6 uNiti the 4t.tEtody, .1,41 r 121.;P0R 7', COURTor RING's BENCH, WEnNi.sDAY, juLY ILUNTER 2f. POTTC. This was: an" Aaien on a Policy on the ship Ird liana. Capt.' Htuit,.insured'at eighteen guineas, fro.if Hondui-as to England. The Soracr.tor,;.GEreukt, said, he believed th , only o , njeC:rion to the recovery on this Policy, woui be the Supposed 'deficiency in the numbtr of crew. The snip William had eight persons on boar.!, whom he would, prove to bo.perfedtly competent to her navigation. She had performed Ihe m-st difF, cult part of he: voyage in the Gulf of Florida, after which -sliewa ...captured by a Spanish , Felucca, with. thrw:guns, 27 men, and 00 stand of arms. Capt. Hunt deposed, that the Ship. sailed on the of,Julyfrom Honduras, with six men and 'two boys on board. :Every exertion w:is made to hacreastt the crew, but UnSuceessfully. She W. 13 atocked. ten.o'clock in the.merning, and defendel til she was becanned, two hours afterward, when . she was boarded, and the ship's company was over . powered; but no- customary- addition .to the crew. would have enabled. them to make .an effectual' resistance. On his r.roSs-examination , by - Mr. GAit,.. now, he said, that the defiZeiley iii the was no-advantage in : if they had fifteen beard ' log, pikes and fifteen blunderbus,-:es, they woWd have been inure useful in the hands, of tliteen thaa:of eight. fiord iEt.r,t Iplo 0 tic; he que'r:tio'n in . the*anie',Seems. to be,'. if they had a proper civw the general purposes of navigation ;. and if they Lad tint, , the a&ion cannot be . suoported.7 Mr. . Gititiov.-, i . ilr.t.he . .l)el'en.t,',at, observed,.font the -cause of the Plaintiff "w2.ls more co!3 . .putaitly., manned by his four Learned Friends, thin hi .ves: , ef was, in this extensive yoyavo across the N:Ve.,t:L.%-ii Ocean. it was true that a shin arrive lose n. 4 port, if provided oily With a: num.Y: . ;-r 9f 'men ; .but this inerea ,. . , ,ed waj Ii 't contrad on the policy, and .v,:hen it Was Underwriter:; w2ru wholly' e ni r tterl. Captains Dunn, • - Ludlam, and Adds, the least number of men -requin:d t:or of ton!. i):lrthen, Eke the,ll l 4ili4:lm, was t t men ; the minimum to encounter the: dtin2yous nav of the -Gulf and the expanded waters of the t 'antic.' . Lord . ELLENBOROUGIT.--" The true question if the Ship in question was so equipped as was re quired tinder the contrast of the Tinderwrits The vessel is not only .to be sea-worthy in tiv;,! , Ll 7t.to the hull and rigging, but the' crew must ..:Iti.- quatO to discharge the ordinary duties, and t , ) the usual dang - ers to which she is expo 4... ribt to take into the account the difficuitio , 7 t:iin had to encounter• to increaSe:thi , board. The doubt is merely upon ,;,!. had; or bad not, a proper crew ; or it . two boys were sufficieitt for a 260 tons ?'.' • 'The Jury retired for some t rues age was received by • , the Captain 'were included in the scribed'; to which an .answer w. , • Vo3.'dii:l 'was, t - Jund tol 1(()1. 1 ' , ~ J. G—CIIOSS, WIN:, ANfp krio , runii, J. I.L.ili ; AND ' . ' • - ‘ , ' ' I ( IVXT. ~ , , This mints was brought on a bond' cf i cool. , azainst tho I)cfend:vits, wl.l O arc E '.r . .:1. , )i., I 1.0 r., of , k)1.;.4) ' 6 ri e rS' 3l ! The IMZ1 1(14 1) 1 : ,Stu:tii 1.)1,...t,‘H, th„;t . LI: .;' had adniiniqered all.. the et:Yeas pricl t( the r,nt;ce of such bond ; the Del;;ltat Tqunt ),;eadt,td, that Lc . 1 . did n . A.,eire .sct, t, the amount of 081. t':• t' Ile wlsted this in%)n,, , -tv ; that h e bcc i t:: ! , ,, a 1- , . , .•, , , , , , ... , I ..4 1, . a 41 - 4 0 1 and obtatned ilifri certif . :cat!. : .):The 5 ,,,,, , ,, ,,,GEN-..,RAi, ad.,-xit ,' c.., 1:,,,1' I tiptcY and cerCii t 'ir t n i- , , .; ~. , • the iklitile'',l.o.cstion would depand undue adminitration' of S.hitli. Ti.' , : 7. : .: 1 ! received the money viliNt' had 1:1,- hands of 115 co-kecutor'lviunt, a;,•' ' : ,.,,, ,4, it over, to t. 114 latter. It was dct?.!rir.. : • j..:..! )'', ,:-.,.. ~.., Executors give a receipt, and. one:. " h . t ~,...eic,;:ll, tile: • money, the one not receiving it is n. 7.4 , qc Lfy. ; x Lev.atecs, but ha is reiponiible to cre..ito: .. .H..thei; id lirol,...n's Chancery Reportn,. the case ',.. ~! i at*l 4. of Sadler v. Hobbs, which shewed, that it W. .(I(. r cutor put the money into the :hands of the other, the one, so reposing confidence, had it in his pOwer to secure the effeas, and was thus rendered liable. Mr. OArtitO.r, for the Defendant, said,: lie had no . ohjeaion to subMit the case to the consifsieration of the Court In the ensuing Term. Churchill v. Lady Hobson, in,lst reere Williams, ,',2 4I , was, )) , :)xt - e•ftr, dikealY opposeo to r - the law stated by hi.; learned Fridnd. Goodwin and e'hurchill WCT.. I et),.'XeCl.ti , ..;l - ti of Sir Charle :Hobson. A sum Of :1;ouV: from the efreals of the estato was paid into the hatlls' Of 3)1 , win,:who was a principal blinker in_ b !; cr,:?(l,it, and ibr th amount a joint receipt Wa;; gi;:,. . ; ,' ( ‘i,L - rcl'!il and poodwirL G:.)odwiri . faged, aud ti in' ine y. ~,,, A 3 lost i and the iinostion yVas, it' Churci: ;,:,.,, .L., i . t.- ponsible. ,It \vni' held, that the te,wik,,. L i d 1 ,1 ;1; ,,,1 Confidence in Goodwin in hi s lii - e -tiale ; th:',l., a!'tcr his death, lip.mde this person exectv.or.; and that Churchill, who fled rcsposed the same confidence in GJodWin, was not liable.. ltd was assented to •by the Counsel.on both „ that a case .with these, and sorne other (:( : ! fia.s, should be submitted to the f.: ~ r:1 -1 .),..: ' L the Court ; ini.d:thr tliis purpose, a i ~:. “ 2i. , let'edibi the DeAndaht .111urzr, on,iliit : . e 1 agithat the' DeftudatitS m y...111,,vui- ~, ,:l P. ? tic!, . ,',.:,,,,,. t- , , tiony' the Cohrt, an IL e ' .'', . 2, : 1.,, IIARIIIS " AND Gllos3 V. CH1111.7."3 ANI3 ?OR;`: `~~.l .i .~)♦ 'rho I'lairltitY4 aro rilo.v 1 :;11t3, urtitits NS'C'7"4E, !:: ).;.: ,Oft Of I'ol' rt't? 1*; i)ocer.oly, L. t 11,4 s.tow INtr, 9;Ait;'.ol%` ‘.l, :1 V k)olfr,l ; ti, the : • r , , . .1 - tient in auticilLr ;'.. : rti.t.wry 1. 4 1,-as to be, that flu:: COril or the ; . vya ii and that in coli:secillence', they ;C :eota‘f.:. ;,