The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-05 00:00:00

I: LUS AZZIS. • 1. Auc,t;s: s. CIVIL 5.11)E.-ISER)Rii MR'. litATif; f• v. wooDwArm: . Wits ail ft(..t on the-Dereticlant, the . Czplain - 4 , the. : `stn-Lrigi for au astAult... Y , ,ff.ndant had rte.la +,. that heeorOuian4;:: the Gun-brili; in.,4 - :d. f que , ,ti on , W1(1 that, the PLAitiliff aS one- Of 'hot . (rely-e-tliat he had conunitted 617 bezzlement cis boar 4, -and t,bat.he causcd him to he flogged to preserve the • nceSsary'aiSCiiiiine: b'f the 5.1 1 12. 110 secondly. - .pleaded; : that the . Plaintitt had . deserted, and that he caused him to Iv: flogged : for such desertion. , . Mr. qAllItOW"; for the Plaintiff, .stated, he %its a ,Incre lad, who had, been sent by his father. into the sers7.ice of the DefendatWas . winere servant.; and not at all as one of the Crew which he. commanded. The boy; •,hoWevcr, aid not his oin, and determined to chits it, with: 1i lie did. The Defendant thought pic)per to pursue'bin„ and haying_ tirst ap prehended nun as a. deserter, - took him on botrd the Gun-bri!r, and.pithoOt any sorf:ofinquiry or Court, martial:h himself' ordered the Aoy to. receive two dozen lashes, and which' sentence "iyaS, tinder his orders and inspeOlon, executed. Contend , d, that if the. boy really did belong to'the CreW of the vc.isel, he ought to have been tried by a Court Martial, or Court of Inquiry least be ought to have been heard in his. defence, .and the , Hanna ought* not to have violated the greatest and leading.principle which runs through the whole of the English law, - namely, he ought not to have at once been Accuser, Juryman, - Judge, and Execu tioner of his own stintence, wassure the'Court ant Jury would reprobate such conCfue - ,` and mark their house of it by the damages which they would pronounce.—The Jury found a verdict for the, Plain tiff—nannies 001 • . CROWN SIDE. ..Bckher, .the boxer, who stood indV.l. ed fin:a riot, came i,n, and plead , ,..d lie was discharged on his Rwa.•reCognizance to keep the peace. for a year, • and . admonishel by the Lord Chief Justice Of the consequc . nces Offorfeiting it. . . Peti;r liaxton; Deputy St6:ieleePer . of tlae Ord nance, Was for embe z Eling a itrge quantity ofttratker-balls, the property of the. I..ing, Robert Iltaielsi a Serjemt the WO. Essex:. 1. - stated, .that, on the uth of July last, beim.): on the. guard, he saw a man within .thz lines at thelms ford, contraxy to orders.' Fie repriliandedthe sen tinel for Jetting `'The man Said the De• fendant,, who w4d . present, had ordered it ; and, knowing him to be ul the Sore-Office, Inc b&gged pardon of the, 'Prisoner, 'and .rclired. to the guard room; to make 'Out hi guard report. The .guara . ... main wa, :idjOinitig tile stores.; he was di , naarbzd by a hunbii-,14 tioio, which iti iit d'him'tolook otit, whe:n le2! the Prisoner and f.;..W•ards, the man whom he, had before seen \Vitt/indie 1160; driving a wheelbarrow, 'apparently very heavily laden. Re ritYiervvd; them to g o to a little hut in the,rear of, the which belonged to. EdV.%irdS. search 'Was made, and it was found that they had tarried away upwards of 1,0,066 musket , balls. TheStAt•ere preyed to be the property • of tit:: King, and Part. of the Mores in the custody of the Prisoner. , ' The Jury fonnd. . The Surveyor-of the Ordnance-Works, on behalf .14 the Prisorier, gave him ,an.ekeellent ne knew him fir,t . in Asia Minor, whey) Troops were there. Mr wp..3 I4l'Ellis, who was shot while rec.% , ...1 of AbOullir. `lte Prisoner h. 1).). t',itAl Of all his master's prOperty, of which' ha . to •••11 g:)od • dire, and rendev:id an account-so tatW.i..',l,.)fy to the M.ljor's friends, that th:. , y rni.ichnte ire,ted thcin- Pelves:in his yro thotian, and ivt him appf)inted a • Clerk in the Stores with the Au ccy In tilatstuati , ml h AL;o condujed himself so satisfac torily that yecoinin , fildol to the•Ord ‘ Welke and t-Llc! Pljt l l` 7 S"M ! ''', Within tht: Cilei:n4Ofd l i uutd in tin pl:tce ;iehaved. Weil :Until the tt, ; I.( Att., he -,,.r.;nit.ed it itioA • twillowt rite one tor. zr g),Anti^i hci4 c fALit to have iiassed titvnt but he had,. 'in conc.. • ,;, ar..pc3rl to ! 'hiik'e aced' with {r.,11 , th.n. a milder, sentence: - it to rrfoan hilti. He. the:a - ore .•!,,L•; a l imprisonment 7:';.>r one tit in the `Lit' :r i= Lterl'i;4l7f, ,!„ I !" 901, v:er ineiaed,for a , , ,on do 25111 of Much last, by : 3e9a11 out the Idghway; and- taking , ijcipurse and a hat._ ~ ! • who 4,39annauded the. Regiment, tYil..; SO bad Char:4(.4i he would nyt n.y thhig In O Stated, altlion2ll upon oath. Tile jury foun&the Pcisoners BATV:II.I)A . Y.,, +lU.'C't.;'i.; Dan.c/ Dermk, John INT/ r were hidiett . i'f e '' 3l3d ' an ' 4..htittie'lipting to ravis . h:L ef iliv c ::.:Cl l. l ° l 4 ":ll 't r i lli . ik% s - a ( l 2t i ll g e It 1 - r fMav - lart.' • Prosecutrix, Dlzahtth Fua s t l llll: t e . ;t • o V c r an old ‘v011114.11 r (13 0, and very 4 , s ilt. • she , , lived th,e parif ? iv of t....4,.2e - nit ,, ;.td: Snaday afternociii 19-tliorevra • CtiChe'iter. h ous e Y ;fl:re thr l te Prisoners aimed the door of the 11Ved, arsCl eanlC into the rootti: • Burke tool; a * Bi 6 bl "' which Wati 11iing on the , table, sat hinuell down, and began tearing-out the leaves, The others were Etanding in the Middle of the 'room, Burke then laid hold of her, and threw her &Ant on the Derrick pelted Burke. off, and. hims4f her into a hack yard, whoa he threw her down ,and AL+ tatipted to ravish her:, but before he could elfed Iris purpose, slit resmcd by some of her neighbours , Se w veral ittlesSil.Were exannued, after 1 r he Jury fbund.the Prisoners Thi, - ! Cul Mr ,JUSTICE immediately addressed the Priscelers, observing that they had been most pro perty co nviaed of an OtAtrageous..erirrie, xv hi c h i h e lamented, - he had not power of puniAing with the severity which it deserved.: ,was . most. important tira th6e sort (4 . disc, ihp soldiery should bel•epressed'hyver , t pauish rntift='; whc• had arms, in thctr' hal his', who hadiearrit,thil,use of arms, and ..ho, Pro , fessibnal habits, were. would fie irresistble'ruid terraile to the cormt-rr ii such scenes were .frequmtly i to Occur. if warratat‘d it, he!WOuld certainly have pr0ni.,nn ,,, .. , t1 a rr . .tch , severfir julgtrmit than the ow: he to give ,thern, v,hich was, that they' i...:pfi sonal for two years in the County. g-101. This was t h e l as t • ! € 1 . 1 ,,, e , ort • t h e , Cr own : Side, which being finished, his. Lordship gonounced the ,evt:r,il scot:mces. s • • , . Ca the Civil Side the business was very uninter esting. The Court was occupied till a late hour in deciding whether a lane was a public or private way. • , . . 'The Chief Justice left the town early.; but. Mr. 'Ju•tice not till the evening.- Oa Monday the Judges go to Maidstone. At Huntingdon - Assizes, ;on Monday last, much interest was excited, and the conrt unconaminly crowded, to witness the trial of two, Freueh.. Prix sorters of War, Viz. Jean and . Jean Itoubillord, who were fully com'iC'ted, the:for. , mer of.forgin..2:, and the latter of uttering, counter feit Batik of Fliglind Notes,: and both received' t;eii tetice of death. Francois itaize was adMitted•ati evidence for the Crowe, and di.ichar , .? - ed.• •' Earlyon Monday morning a voting, Woman* observed to throw herself into the Now giver, near Calribrook-rate,' and was with difficulty taken out, after'being under water for ten minutes: She was conveyed to the Blue-coat )'goy public-house, - vhere the judicious means prescribed by- the Humatie, SO eiety produced the return of lifer. When she.cartie to herself, she confessed.' to Mr. Sharpe, Medical. Assistant, that a !eve affair had Urged her to destroy herself, and that by prolonging her life he only in creased her misery. She was: extremely well dress ed, # handsome woman, QS. years of age. , At an early hour on TUesday morning the . .ead inst. Mr. J. and Mr. J. T.• of Brandon, met in a field near.that t O 'ffn, 'with loaded pistols, attended. by their Secohds, for the adjustment of a dispute that took place the 'preceding erening ; bat thrtu-' newly two Gmtlemen overhearing the challenge' given by the' parties, repairbd to the* s:ot, and when combatants made their appearance, came for . Ward and prevented their - rash intentions freed ing carried into . exicentinn, which otherwise Might: • have proved of fatal consequences. Yesterday sOinight , 'a. melancholy 'accident hap petied at Wii,beacla r four. young. 'men of :that town took a sailing-boat to go down the V.T, when, aftet having proceeded some :way, the boat nnthrtuaately came athwart Ir. rope lying, across .the stream, ,by which paeans' two of them.' were dloWited; the others saved them;clves by laying tast .hold rope. The Panae of yotuLz.nlen ,who were 'rongue.. and Hrirry the fOriner • and the latter. apprenfice - , - to: . ; - ;•.)ce, , r, 'Of the .aboVe town, •• • • 7!''' • • " • SatUrday, at Marlborough-streq,...Wiliani R)1.10- . wav, the driver ofa team. at .17141ratn, was fined' ios. and. cots, for :wantonly flOrlinst a.Geutlemaiis t0y;. 9 . , . '1 he. Defendant Was riding alone, of thefOrehors, , without the least guidance of his tcain: ' , . • •Ctiti.I).•!STRALINci.----Saturdrty ali. Otrence , ;Jaf:.tlds • kind Was 'iltaaised Ne,y. T squilre, • k•Airs. \Vika, who re4idhS in Chanceq-lane, sem her child, t. 7 raniths: old, into ,I.W:'EViarC for the benefit of the air, wide:. the proteaion.c&two other boys.. They were accosted in the Oardens by a Woman genteelly attinLd in black, wIIG told the boys their faces were dirty, and. advised 'them to wall : themselves at the pomp, while she took care of the child. The boys did so ; tint, on their :return; the woman had 'iled.' - v.sith the child. hopes are enter tained that the child NVill -be restored to his tilscoli: • solate parents, :13 the:\S'OnUni'orAine answering her 'description, was who to go to the house of a midwife • at Somioers-Town with a'ehild in. her ;inns, On Tuesday sehinight the folidwing accident hap. petted at ,Eigleshaiiit A young :IA tnitried John Craig, a weaver, went to bathe in a dam belonging to the ; eotton-mill, 'Which. ; Was lately creacti. , ' .111 cautierisly: having • gone beyond his depth, he was drowned. Chle of -;lis companions itistantly7 gave the• alarm ; but 15 Minuiti!s elapsed before • be . was taken out. The means recommended by the flu hriane Society; to restore anirnation, were tried, but without ette6l. - Thursday sehinight a•• similar accident took place at Busby;. in •the• parish. of Mearns one of the workers at the cotton-mal there Way drowned, when W-as bathing in the water of Cart. lie has left a Llow rxtid three children to 'deplore his lose On Simday week an Inquisition was oken.orf the had of Mr„; Williani of •1 near I.k.'verley,.whii• was fc uncl drowned river between Huil7bridge arid Provehil On Saturday ' 4 \ tr. squire hailing oceasiort' to go to :Whel on btisi n6si and, meeting Some .frientisH;there, pp:nit - the. afternoon with them; after they had .parted, he went to .the ferry-house, and stopped there night; and then prapoced going home on horsOack ; the landlOrd went with him part of .t'lie•way along the:river bank, ,It is supposed, that after'theypart ed Mr. Squire had,by some aticide,nt.4 . lllpr, from I l k hot acid rolled -dr}Veen the slope, inte• ti Jiver. Verclid•--44ccidental De*. A lad of .15 years, hi the co*Mmitne Of St. Gervais, near Nantes; was lately strhek dead IT lightning, together with a hone which lie wAs leading. extraordinary that there was not the least rivlrk on either of their bodies to indicate ;Lt. cause of their death, and that putrelajtions Was instan taneous.: • l'here are but few branches. 'of ;.I.3nsiness, rnorely . perulative, hicti have expOlenceo_ , so gre:'ll„, ehange for t better 3s 09t - 'l . 4ttery 4l ffices.., Foal beirig thc sources of Aesti - ualon txo thav,:intl4, by Melding out teMptations to u'f'gami4g and fraud, nothing, now can tt tratistc'ted in lit in but it fair sale of 'tickets mid . Shari:ts',..,e(inally cured n the Lee,isiafere ; ai:11 OtMli nient gaining little more th an tete4 bire'int zil. of the money advanced fur the TielL , ...ts, AS 1911i14.riy, tile 'Lotteries oilast ) ear only yiAded. a cr3at - 14 , u of balf. - a million I, i'tintect by R 1.C14 AR I) fl: it.P IS, of No. 4, Martlett..‘ ram, 130w-c1 ,,, t ;tip DON ; • at dm $ No. 112, 1*(44/nen 16 (.)71It'a INCOLN ASSIZES. . . 0%::1.ve o'clock ou Mon'lay twenty-seven -causes were entered fa trial, eighteen of whit k . were dispo"scd of belOrt:the Court r01e. ,, hi. the. course .of the,' morning applleatinn. W4s , itgde to be flowed to enter a: cause on the paper.; and.althc.ugh Mr. ,tlarcin:tilomrsot4 granted pctrulsSidii in this instance, as' it had been customary to entries , until twelve o'.dlock, he reprobated ,the pre ice as. . inconvenient-tai the arrangement of business„and. ,desired it might tie promulgated, that in future, all cause,i for trial must be• entered before the hour of the Court sittin , ; - on Monday morning. r, boy:: pti dent. , Emu. OF FORTESOUE !THACKER. • • TI)IS an aEtiou-to ejeet the Defendant from a farm he holds under the Lessor of the Plaintiff, at . Ilorneastic. It was resisted on the ground that Der fendaiit was not a Lady-day tenant ; . but it was prop: ed.that he was; and that the notice to quit had been properly served.—Verdia for , I'OREMAN V. WILSON Tlie.,Pl.4intiff had by a former oi.ion ejeCted Defendant from eertahi lands and premises, a:ld now sought to recover the ine,ne profit; thereof for the period they bad been illegally ,held by the De ti.mdant.—Verdiet for 601. COQE.ION V. GRIST. TIII3 'W3S . an act ion for tre - spass; growing out. of cause . whirl CaMe. 01) at the• last Assizes for tuffs . county 1.: i-etSlyanrioniation of Mr. 13aron TitowtrioN; s nominal•YerdiJ was taken, Enid all matters in 'dispute , between the partie s 'were refer red I , to , dui arbitratiOn of,alitirristo. r • TIM KING V. lIINTON AND OTHEV.S. . , This v‘. as au ,inditatnent removed by certiorari from the Sessions at. Stamford into the King's Be.ncl, for a riot and. assault, ittsQated• and conunitted by the *Defendants upon Wain. ,Harrison, ;I* Member . of the igethodist • Society. Upon the t.tu.se being call ett.op, Mr. Seriellat VATIGUAN, for tile pro.secution, said, he understood the Defendants had achnowledg ed the:offence for AV - hich they stood intlided, card as 'the Phtintitis wished only for the privilege of \Vol' shilling God in their own way, and did not by these proceeding's 'press fOr a vinditive judgment•on the parties; but merely desired to. secure the' uninter rupted enjoyment s)f.theii, devotion; hewit4 glad the Court was not to be detained by entering into. it, Upon these observations the Couniel .for the Defendants said, that .ilinton and. his' associates. were sensible 'of the impropriety of their, cu du: t, and consented •t‘y a verdict ofGuilty . being.recordel , • the Soticitor - for the Prc.)s, - k:ution having agreed diat ilte.Delendtints'shbukt not be brought up for judg ment ;unless in cilse. of future ilt-behaviour, The Learned,Juilge -then said, he hoped,thiscase would oper.tte as' stifficient A .trlllll , 4.ittid preVenive •• of all .• diSorderi , , of the sort in, fature .; it • :was 1 tobe ; cn , :, - aged i h n tekiOu:S . \Cr Other 3 • • 13- as to the , • . y.pr‘y..“. i, • ; , POE on aem. ',- .. ; , , 7'. i'. (.3011PLANT), - ' . TliC 1;; ,- . IIIkIIIT - , i I : , t ,, . ..,,11 ing been , turned out. . ot :, tilrb . .), .\ - 7...i ,. i ~,., , :',,,,,,datdby tha•Plaintiiic ., "%tr. 0440,i,n) •'. !, :1.. :. ;:i , 'lc: . ci.: ;t hot)..e 2 1 1 (1 guirAis iand .'.' ' i :;; ,L.S.J . ". i".." :.'. ' . i [.. i 1 1. Ii '. ~, !on wa. ,, , brought lo ~, •_ . 1:-..,,,, , ~ • , . • ),', •;. ~',1t'. 1 1:,:. Plaintiff • hlt(i -,.,, ~, A t.)..kei ', ... 1 ~ . ..., • , • , the 1). `...- ~ .. !, :, . .. !... ~ ~ .,..1 y,'..,,--_, ‘•,- ,•-,, ~,,‘, ~,! ~ .. ~,, , • . . ~..iti not been .•;L•11"._ -1 •..; ; 1 )-.1. ' ‘' l . • • ' tune lega.:,, e,..,r......-1.. , .. 7 ~- , '.t... that' at \,, ...: 1 Defendani liad.l.i:i' , .ql : ~ 1., ~. i 'to tho,ocovnyai' ...---- - It. was,decided, hovievor, that he i4t':43 an (). , i , - I', • - 1 day and Old ivi , , ,,, -,Ly toilciiic, ;Ind v,...Tctia % .... , ; :t, en forsthe PlaintibS: - ' ~ . Good-titlq.—On! , (1, , nt.,': -tkriArg'o'N,,'Rso. • - . 4 . , . •.,!-)..., t. c. 'llis also ' Wa6 an ejeo,..nittit,.... • '.., '..,,- . ' L-...rit , rented a farm of t, , ,.st)'lteric, at:Si:l:lrby au.i,S::s ii..1 . b,, - , 1 the property of the I,e,ior of flai., I'l.aitit ,, " , 1, .: of which he continuo to hold, 01l ,the, OVA, t1,:5..; 1:•`. ~ •.t., not a ten:int 'Le> ekpres.i'eci iti the riotize,sed -, ........ ~...i;_):.; bin) to cluit.—Verdiat tor Platnedf. . . tarrLtsult, V. FISHER. Thifi aftion was at fi.rst disposed ef by acc' , .dent as undefended:. It Via:; tnoug.ht .to reco‘'er .1 (21..7A. Cid. fur goo d:-3 sold trtd delker,:d, by the Plaintiff, a liquor merchant of Gainssorotill, to the a:.:lendant, a farmer at Tickhill. The delence was, that the .hcluor had not been sent with proPlr permits; but at - , on the ifitg7ogttory of the Judge, the Defendant ad mitted te'eniving the.quantity charged ti i gallons of brandy and Geneva), a Verdiel was immediately given - fur the Plaintiff. „ _ ALDER, VIS(1. ! V. nulssworan. The Plaintiff, a Physician-of Lincoln, hid enyloy ed. the Defendant, an Attorney at Holbeach, to con duCt...the sale of an. estate. for. him, and.this action .was brought to, recover the,sum of 301. the d , ,,sposit-- montYPaid'tW 0n0,.0f. the purchasers_ to. Mr, Alder, 'but-afterwards made over to, and acknowledg-t1 iii ac'Potint- by Mr. Ilui:iworth. After a trig,of. sotno length, a Verdi Fa-was returned for the Plaintiff,' DPE an dem. :,IAIft..VSON V..l3iLp ET pxOR. '1711i6 was a cwstioo; of tide to an estate at Lever ton, eje&t:3l the I)efewhnt and his wife (the heirs at frorl wh-ich the tPssor of the Plaintiff h ad been lay of.. the device in fee), and which , he now sought fo'regain. The interest of the Plaintitt in the estate:vias regularly proved by deeds of lease and release and ci.mveyance-, and by 3p . years subsequent poslession and a 'Veraitt of course r ectirdeft in his favour. 1110.)WNE V. CAYLVION. The Plaintiff' having gixien hail for the Defendant,. under a'premise that hail would b returned 'above, and thus ally-call upon lona, in consequence of his undertaking, prevulml--frialu a iio . 4 - lec.f on the part of tht.nefelidant to fulfil that pru.“ise, ‘‘' . as.l l :xA- 4 and to stop four Aelielas whk:li were iu consequence depending, Was oliliegcl to, pay 741. 14s. lie w4s Mso nfienVaktis rr rtt d oil:a writ of quo m bms from the Ex .:lacquer, an<l , , whh costs, 'avurtod on this bead an expwace of • 3fei. for which su;.,l he 41,-)tained Citr.sTnuMr. , ...n P. AmoN. TII W3S ark The firle6 INpe:iti- tile wheat lands t'• P 1 r}+ltifla ,ii.11(40 too ;Id the pindar Market Deep- t r hl,;! ‘,/ II.), ".1 n wry G r Sys es.;.of Schtih Jrl - 1)1 Pap,r, th 1114 or, (pnst ,, Fr4l4), 737 1ist --,-------- ~., . , wsweaid.do- sig ,. i.to ) , inA .., nu ce itungtod,nt die po. ~, , +1 1 , 1,1t the Defentlant vblently resisted and re to ' 1;113:* :111.'t 'DO', Ilni‘arit,,pleacled that lie offer A to t \ t_Ll .. e col hperisation for the injur y . done at the tin l4, 'erdia fu Plaititlif-`-41artwzes is. s t a : t . ,e d . , r; F.' . I,ION rlS:rtG(31:::0 jaVYll:.%;Aitrif ER. This was a Question between Landlard and Ten:. ant on the mistnanagenient of a Tara it WO that in eooicquence of the ithproper coane of htthoandry adopted ,by the Deibmtant, 4 fon ) of, • Deafly 400 acres, which he.holds under the Nina' at 'lrungerton-chili'-liTyville, had been deteriorated - it) Yaiue of 5001. After tile Counsel for the Plain tittlad_stated. the ,nafttre of the loj ary, and ~tias pro cceding to.call evidence, it was, agreed, at the lui stance of ilarert*THoNlPsozi, that this C3UF,C SitOill' bereferrc4 toTrancis Brown, cf Welboto, 14, who is to_ be at liberty of niprd and dired fut ' whom a nd for what stnn of n6v the yerdia id this Cause shall be f.nally entered i the coo of thi , " C:_tuse-to abide the event. cf the a ward, ind them ot the reference, 3ild also the co.o- of the Spec' July', to be in the discretion of the arbitrator. sl,v,vssn V. cr,,...1 i.T',. In this,Cau,-; e.ait,k; a Special Jury Was inwannellei; 1:1)cila. inriff and the l)ef..:‘ odant ere INlerchants a . , P l 4 811.111-6Wilf..ri ; flcl the Declaration stated, tit, through the negligent condi s ta of the, I)e , i '„ ndatl v o t ; Servant s in uir,•i?;iting the. ship SWan, the sr , IP -, 4 belonging to the Plaintiii, Cvith ail ]let cog' , ' I) , cn s.unk and I , _)st; whereby' clainag,e had been shin i4:::\ktor''''urkitti:eNlals2l.7;:eEr....ceuekt;:ititflugAl it 171: 1 1 1 1. Y I N.. ‘ 4 \ t):111'(e)° i Elt111).1 ; etrj:11(;I:t11';:1)11e. A‘eith co:11S ; on the 113th, having 3 tail* l ea " d i , jiot into Grimsby, roads. Having repaired effp tune, on the Igth,'abv.it one o'clock ,in the d',. ) nr acr had v.eighed ant:lto6 :ail %va:; just wearing 0 " n „, to resume her voy.ge, wli,..q) the ship of th . e i : ) i , fenclant, which had been moored Oro In° 0 „ came Up in full Sail, and in five, minntes a fter! gardless 0 t the re:peated 'signals and hailili, Ot: -CCo:l3:ll:ert:riiiillsAito:ll:eidersleSies;:::.i:e.)rbk.e'l.ol7' Ni‘c)'lll.lle tr),f2ltlrOtlrilMii.ool°lei!tret4 .• iratilediltehr to ilik. These circutn3t.ntlso. 4sl full )3-prove:l by the Capt:lin of tlie'ltrOdi 0 0" _ j ot was entirely owinNgvltC;) atjhiedlLtit:b7rlY6':('':`!llteit'llie:°,!,lsreil Swatti.s steer:int:at, the helm hating s',l•l:°i-,,,qt,itt- ttainninrska-siti:ntgoe?loifhacuill;pda,rtatihttiLloiltva‘s.;i:Ti troeol,lo:eit;iii.ol!,:gioi,ii course ()I th he e ship, and preventing; -her 1./until:4;o of the York. la the sitoatien ot lb° ‘4 ' °I ., liiti dls , Swkeavarninitir'tl.l:te fri.racsoliionalPs°ecl.en'nf:r; ~h'...eliriisltcii(t..lls"ell6; 11ad sea-t . oom to ;,n ~i,,,t of thr'''' ji;u:givlir."t sidtc'and very : autlici,:rtt on the other, 0 , 3 4 1 4 t,s with tbe greatest ease have tali a conrsx; wool luiye prevent. •,. til'-'t'i. aclsent. . . ;we re c ' - 1-tendc-d to tb3iiian:ils of the Yor9 ",}rich ; 4161 , , Forthe .7 1 .). ..ot 'seVer,ll \\fano"' , the rich!`" T,stf.wh,:,, ... ~.., on baina tali' ‘oll r I ~,II l„.:t '":"i'ir-evidei;, •v; r.,)letely at varian elleN,,‘lool,; '. l...! 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