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oin 2":;TTE, July ti; vs()s. .111-ti; 1, 11305.. • 11,.•!en. 01 appoint Brthr,lo - to be flii .Srecre.tilry of 1,,,:•,.10.0ti at die Court d berlin. ‘ fitly 2, 1805. Ki 1).1elsol, to approve .of Mr. Henry )lart..ns to be Consul. Generill r;) , ..- En)pek.or. of Cc:many and 1-it.zreditary,..,Einpe or of ,Austria, lu Great.Bilthim Crrti , ..17.0 . 11:1-s,:`fri(y 4, 1805. • . 1 , 4 FmitEß RETURNED To S.EItVE IN TIIIS PRESENT if u rem Dc,rn6rl:, Tata, nguhvil, Wick, and Kirkwall. F:aics Nl4Dniudd, of I.4:lgdale, Esc). in the County of Stt thei land, in the loom of the Right Hun. john'l2lmrles w . hu, sini:e his E. icdiun fur the. said Class orDistrict teeth tic( eptcd the Office •ot Steward or Bailiff 01H1 3 .Ni,•jesty's hev Chiiteill llundreusQt Stoke. De,s -butuL.6ll, and in the County ut Buckingham. Connti.th , n fn the tot 'Battalion ut C:trniartlien Infantry, sign by Lot/ 4.4,,t0..a ,, r. David I , ..van, Gertt. tt, be ii.,ttigtt, vi,:c'4 . :4mans, promoted. Dated lune 25, atos• • Cwiwthikira lignid ke i(, Lord Lieuters.vri of the Courtly !)1 Ayr, %,1 Reg:thent ifyrvhire Prise/neer tat lluttatiork. !Win Mail, Gent. to he F.nhigu, vice Nl`flar. roiv,ited. D.ited lure zr, tit' 5. 2d tLogi,dj.t , „ Lieut. Alexauder Flainthen to be Captain, vit,e lulus oesignett. I)ated lute 20, aos. Cos:missions signed by Teignmoutb, rice Lieutenant of the tweitry Sprrey. 2d Surrey Regimoit John Dawes, Cunt. to be linstgo:, -Vatted f unc 27, .1835. , Surrey 14lienteer • eoot.estry tavaley.. I.ient. George Barnard to be Capt.:du-Lieutenant, vice tones, I tbigned. I)atett June 24, - - _ lisndrimrth t ',Ll:rii.'r el, infanlry. tiv;ign Cleo, Day to o;,: Licutc.ll;:ot, vier Lutloy, 'prorriotcl. 1)1,1cd lone va, 1805. . _. Cormaiisiaus in ,/e ld Battalion of Ban Initire Voltam:et I dart. Tr" 4ignrd. by Lw.i Lk/imp/an , . Insign john 1. to be I.eutenant, vice Laird, resigned. I),,,ed,:viaren a, iftos. arms 'faylor, 'Gent. to be lin3ign, vice F racer, pronictrd. I)ated as above. Alex, APlntosit, Gera, to be LtL4n, vice Birnie, resigned, Dated May 19, ly Ike iird Ideuttwani afar County of Mid ' diesex•• • •Rj Easl NJiddle4iX Ali . • Charles Ilaiker C;elit. to be Lieutcliar,t, Dated May 27 , s. Ecls\ d•‘', iictheritiAton, Gent. to be ditto. Datud !one 15, ISOS. l i vrrct Itowland Stephenson,' Gent. to be • Lieuttai.int, Datcd June so, 11%5• Gent. Litsign.' Dated June 15, R 9.4/ York ilLivielione Vollplters. Lieutenant FrcticpLk TtiorMs ilarvey Duster to he Captain, , vice t.:aniac, resigned. Dated M.4y 13, iXos. I*.Boldlarn, CCM. to Pint Lieutenant, vice Foster, promoted. Dated Mity 2), ;8;5. Lielitvii.int Hopper to be Second !Acute. pant, vice Chapman, re,igned; Dated as above. !Anne.' pant Andr:ws to he Second Lieutenant, vice Ilopper. .Datedas above. Ensign Thomas, Little to he Second Lieu tenant, vice llullurlc, promoted. Dated May 13, 18°5. St. Corge'4l4.'wrivert, 'X'homas•Aiexancler 11,1tvey, Gent. to bo Ensign, vice Cran ford, promoted. Dated lvlay 29, aos. 1 , 1 B f Rt L y;!l Valanirers. Lieutenant loin, Dingle to be Captain, vice Lune, resigned. Mied dune„ 1305. Second Licttenatit.flenry Itolleston ita he l'irselictitenant, vice Dingle. i):,ited as above, lames Dickens, Gent.. to be &..cueti Lieutemitt, vice ltulleston. 'Dated as above. - . • St. jamer's L 9 -11 Richard Henry Ctort, Esq. to be Captain, vice Gore, re signed. Mired 1, 1805. 1 , 4111 A IlliCk, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Harper, resigned. Dated as above. David . Frazer, Gent. to be Eit.ogn, Vice BrO%vn,iesignetL DAtett as above. • RlyallYettini.nstei l'aitntetn. Lieutenant C corps Note to Ix:Captain, vice CTagg, resigned, Dated rune 16, rBos. St. Pancras YoluNteett. Capain Robert Hamilton to be Major, vire Scott, promoted. Dat..d May 25, IEOS. Lieutenant William Hughes to be Captain. Dated as above. Lieutenant kirocs-Milner robe Captain. Dated as abve. Lieutenant lames Marks to 'be' Calit on. Dated as :lbove, Lieutenant Francis john 'Set jr unt be Captrin. Dated •as 4boie. lames Lee, Cent, to he Ensign. Dated as above. -;----1 4 ritiee, Gent. to be Losign. Dated us above. In al !Ad:ft:term Lieutenant Cordon Urquhart to be Captain. Dated tune 13, titos. Ensign Dortald'lVl*Donald to be Lieliteikuit. Dated as above. ; Richard Askew, Gent. twin. Lieutenant, vice Urquhart. :;7 , :it ;is above. Nicholls, Gent. to be Ensign. Day.i “i above. itryan to be Ensign, vice .M'Donald, prollioied. Dated as above. t'onimkshn: in the !6y , :11 Mcittnntith sad Brecon Regiment of s.;gned s the Lord I.lstiterpaw, Captain Sir lames Fludjet, Batt. to be I ieittenant- Colctiel. Dated lii:y t, tgos. Geori,e Morse to be Lieutenant. Dated (one I, 18 y. RUPTS, !Itmry. looner 11 , 5mp1'ri3 toal Humphri%, of Flcet— s,r,:(ii, ooduo, ~111tgKiit5 anti co-partner!{, to Surrender 1t11),.,9„ 2 huti t 7, at ttivrlvr., ;Lt Awn'. tvezi, South and t itson, Cluptcr.howe, St, Vattl ) s Chun. xi v r i pto tt b k ... 4 .1.0.1natt, of Ipswich, Sulfoll;, .shopkeeper, to. SUIV.;IstiCr ittly tWelve,"27, at uric, iota Iyogit,t 17, at tyvei ve, at C;itil , fo.,ll, Nttott . t;:y, Great ...... . , , . I ) reSeCit.Streti, (7 , M.Ailla ll ' e+. fie Id i. Tli f ,m3s Keifet, or irii liitcoloO,szrict, Cltaring-Cro:is, Nl;lictlei 54... k, jemllitr, to , i,orrentipc I u,ty 9, u ) , atta .itii,ust 17, a , ten, at kiLiiitiiiall. Attorney, - Mr.'lolli 'Pullen, Fore. Strcr t lames Iletinqt,,of Tpegony, Cornwall, linen-draper, to sur.. render July tit, 23, dnd August 17, at five, at the C.; lobe Tavern, xeter. .Attorney, Mr. SNial...ord, Exeter, Boni,unin. 1.7.0 x, of Stourbrulgo, Wor, , .:eteruhire, timber.' iner...it.int anti tanner, to tkutfont( r July +9, at tive, 20, and AtigivA 17, ; , t eleven, at the 11to;icy, nrcv,acrbiiirc, Attornies, Mr. Fel I.)tictiey ; (Jr NIL Cursuor;street, Chancerv. I.ondon'. Will .11. ()awl), late of Velshatn, shopkeeper, to *"' ,4ll tAtt 'I,IIY ill, t 9, anti August !7,. at twolve, at the Swat: tun,. Sudbury, Stitt:3lk. Attortoc3, Mr. 'Palm Pate, Bury I,t, fidtatinti4 ;vr Mr. Giles. I..onden. krelniatt hurstim, o f Noroi';vh, to sur. tzi4 , l,;:r Itily Is, /A, 'Old Angnst 17, at low . , at the Stn . , St. I'v'tr," o . l " o "" tt . Norwich. A t+o+++:,es, Mr, Richard Gel , l s k t4, 1-I,olhortr-cuurt, tadndon ; Or Mr. Tlitilll:s . • " (4 WAlton. rinn.Tharnes. Surrey, plumber, paillir r• .0 :• , ,I3Z ter, to sturender July tj',..nr :it wcl vg4lSt 17, ..4t tot, ut Lontioh, Al. .kL • td G Tcfr.lCC. • Flobt_ .9.attt et, Middlesex. liquor-Met t.h.tot, to' ai r t rrrir, 13. At eleven ' and August ten . at (.111 ,union. A ttOroey, Mr; "ravlor, Sir Thom:ls Itoutord, , of Piccadilly, Westminster, boot-maker, to a mender fitly 9, at ten, 27, at one, and Augott 17, at ter, at Guildhall, A tlVritey, Mr. Derby, Great liorrqed :trees, Petit - M . 4h row. Thurnas Bond, of New S a r t un,Wlltshire,cluthier, :itlittmler July I', at six, to, at rcii, alitt August 17, at five, at the Three Swans Ino, Ncw'Sa4m. Attornies, GOt4.. Ne•? Strum ; or Messrs. Wegener and Wcst, Kett 1,..:0rie strect, aping. Corkitirr, 61" Lump, Betlioulshi re, sack-snattut:adurer, • t, curie .ter Jt+ Is. chat one, 13, at c..c . veo, and . A.O . g . tot 17, dt vo, t;tlil++l+.lrl, London, Attorney, Mr. I.l+.l.inio, ken chuich-builditigs, Fencluirch-street, 1)/I ID EN DS A uput t. I)nviti De Beaune, of Great Winchester-strce insurplitx-Inttitk:r, Jt t we've, at Guildhall. ;HI), t 3, Wiff.aut Paine, (It l otvich, Sqlr)lk, co;,!.:1)an ,tt eleven, thc (411(itli Loti I im,11 , 1 wiL I A vigust 16, Thomas Flbson, on I.mcohh;thre, shut kce.lit4 at ten, at the George. 1113, S 1/I:S!,,y. ,~~ ,LON DON linotcd by It at the SINN-OH . . l i ds 19. John C_lildtvi,;;lt, of trona, .lioshulocr, • r ten ; St the it.t.H.o 401100.111 lull, tithit.il.:l6- tit hi, 1 orkshitr, , lid) 27.tiittulf Wray, of Ilirchin-lane, London, druggist, as i tcn, • jitl • v 2.7. Thomas Siu;tli, of the White flart, rove-streer, Lieptlord, Kent, victuatfet, at tgelVC, 1.04- 1163,.J0hn takes, of Illiit;11 strzet,. New Rood- street, 1111.46 ex, coal.ffierchaitt, ten, at Guildhall, August 16. - Matthew ot Grove-str , er Deptford,. Kent, vid C,, aaller and au‘tioi.ecr, at ten, at - ,1:th:111, Lon. nun: July 27. Charles Ituherts, of AarcatTower-strect, London; ictinoter. rat ten, at t:uildhall. I t o 27 , j,, s er.h winter, 1 tics cat Combo St. Nicholas, So., mersetshire, leath,r-di..sser,at eleven, at the Red Liowlrin, Chard, Soinorsetshire. Nov. 2. - Hugh Lloyd, Of the el . cmple-lane, London money-scrivener, at ten, at Gui;uit,tll. Nov. B'. Fulin itches and , Danicl. Gregory, of Alderman bury, London, nierehauts and co-j'artnets, at ten, at .Guild • hall, July 27. William Goodyear, late of Shephard-streer, Oa. tbrti.str...et; hliddiesex, briiklayer, at ten, at Guildhall. july 27. Stephen Hill, 01 . iii:;ll;.}l)6.:itte-Strett, London, oil slid tolOtirman, at tot, at Guildhall. inly 27. ,john Vowcll, the younger, of Watling 7 street, Lon- ' don, stationer, at ten, at Guildhall. August a. fierily Atkinson, - of Howarth, Bradford, York ; shire, shopkeeper, at ten, at tbo.W bite Lion Inn, Haft. fax, Yorkshire. July 29. john Naish, of Walcott; Somersetshire, coal-mer chant, at twalve, at the Red Lion, Xlarket- Bath. cEßisiPicArt,s. luiy 27—Matthew Thoitia•; ' late of A.darn's-court, Broad street, London, and or F.'.ingsland Crzscent, draper. William Groote, of l)em..street, Soho, Middlesex, druggist. Ann Itesion and Sarah Beeston, of Gerrard-stieet, Soho, , , Middlesex, haberdashers atad co.partutrs. Tinitnas l'itter, - of I erinyu-street, St. jaines's Nliddlesex, gold and silver lacei ran. john 'Champion, of Swanstia, late of Mittott, Worcestershire, rvire.tnattu fact Liter. Thomas Matthews„of Bristol, bookseller. John Thorp, of Newton. Lancashire, and William Whit field Paul the younger, of Manchester, calico-printers and ~ copartners. • • , The f)ilowing is stated to be a . •1116t:--A servant girl swallowed a bras S-pin, but finding no great, iti 7 convenience, concealed circumstance from. the flintily. About ten days after she felt the creasing, which compelled her to relate, the cause. ! A raw egg was immediately given, and a second . an hour after; which she' had .no so.mer taken than she was seized with a violent sickness, and threw up the eggs and ,pin with it: Saturday morning, as Mrs. Swanste.l, of Park.. , lane, was riding in her chariot in Piccadilly, the horses took fright, under the Park-wall, at a roonnte, bank's car which was passing, and run the vehicle', ag,ainst. the wall, by which the. near panne], Was beaten in, and the coach Man was thrown from his .box. Fortunately tie serious injury. took place. Saturday Morning a Gentleman residing in the neighhourho...id who had vent the preceding day with the Subscribers to the Mile f,nd charity °School, at the Mermaid, Haekney,,and wasSurprisedby the bottle into a forgetfulness of his situatihn, had Ellyn asleep under one of the trees, on •waking'endea\'otired to get out, but the people having retired, to rest, his only Chance of egreis . ‘kaS•over a deep - muddy ditch :he atteinpted • to leap, but alightedin the middle, and pro bably been .suffocated, but for the assistance of ilabour,r who heard his cries. Saturday an InqueSt was held at the Feathers, on the Narrow Wall, Lambeth, on the body of an tin, puown Woman, found drowned hi the sew er n ear par's Bridge. VerdiCt, ther Inqueit Was held at St. Thotnas's .klospital on the body of a rigger, killed bv,falling from the yard of a vessel in dock at ilotherbithe. Yesterday seinnight an Inquisition was taken at Mr. Garnham:s, at Na4ton, Sullbik, by J. Wood, Gent, Coroner for the Liberty of St. Etheldred, On view of 'the body Of a new'-born infant bastard child, which was found secreted the necessary; when, 11ft:ex a full investigation of six hours,. the Jury returned a verdi6t of Wilful Alartlet against tlizabeth Pells, the mother of the.said child ; she w is accordingly committed by the Coroner tulps wieh gaol tilr trial at the next. Assizes.' On 'Monday last another inquisition Was taken by the same Coroner; at. Waldringfield, 'upon view of the body Of William Joyce, mariner, being one .of the two .unfortunate Men who were drowned in Woodbridge • 'likes, on Tuesday, the ‘2. - )th ult. by the soil-boat being upset and sunk. Jurors' verdi&— Arc/dorm/ Death. And on Tnesdaylast another Inquisition was taken by the same Coroner at thesame place, on view of the body (...? janies Caldyr, Esq. late Pay Master of the 214 flegiment of Ligitt,,Dragoons, being the ether unfortunate man: who. \v as Cirovued as above,- mentiotitA. - Jurors' vet iliir..'lAceiilciitot Death. On Tho;..,a,iy.mornio?; a private of the Middlesex ottirte.ffed in the-New Barracks at. Ipswich, having 1,:.d: a quarrel,' with his wife, weat into an outhoulie, to 1 kivin t i; loaded Ills iuriskt4, polled °if his shoes'::ind itotkiLlg,;, put the Mu zlt let his mouth,- and pelled' the trig; er,with'his toe; die b,!.11 went ont at the back part of hi neck, He was carried immcdiately to thc.; Llospital,and is'likely to recover. Early on I‘l4)nday morning hstjt Serie:lnt of the Northampton Militia shot hirriself With a niuSquet in the black-Wile at Dover Castle, by pi:icing the muzzle in his mouth and: his toe to tte it igger : the ball ,passed through his li+md, end scattered his brain; in every direaion. The deceased bad bcien confined for spine days, for beating and cutting an A rt iik r y Dfiver, and 'vas, to have - been,tried by a C0 , 1:1-mattlid un the ikOve d;iy : th e igtiopliny which wou ld atte i,d hint is suppol to have .caused the Connuission of this rash att. ,tie obtained the r;iusituet 01 ( . ..)tie of ih guard, who was ,aeeping, fur the accornplishment of his purpose. On Tuesday afternoon Moitritjoy, a . private' belonging to Clipt: Aird 4 s Tr!TiOp ,of the. Ro y at;- , gon hung himself in'the hay loft the bat- . titk; in Ik - 4'4th...time, anterhuty ; the. Coroner's Inquest, .on Thursday, silt (4,l,the body, and Cow RI a .v6i . di6.t of li7tli4g,—The deceased worked as a 31i . for the. corps, and Wa3 in better eirctim stanees than men in lit situation usually are. He glad attentred the same ai:•.t• seVeral times previovisly to the above. . Some Imman bones •havino' been di,coveyed in a privy it I,aro) t t0...i t, excited a com:idcr.,:ble degree-1A ien,;:tion among tilt: ih,..ighboars, until the Partib iiceri having caused the iubjet to be inveitig;ited, fc.)und that the house is inhit,iloA by a . S u w on an d Anatomist, and those bon2„, dune with, had very improperiy been so dt,pi,:ted instead Of being buriod. CH:\ R I) HARRIS, of No, 4., Nletlcti.colift, flaw-street ic'E, No. l ie, ;3trlnd ; wherit 4th ethsetni;nts LA U' REPORT, COURT OF KING's BENCH, GLIITAIRALL, IVO/ 5. SIT ri.NG3 AT Nisi rttiulilEtakE LI.LItN.BOROUGH. GREEN V. .CUADWELI... This was 'an adieu of Slandpr, and the words charged to* have been sPoken by the. ,llefendaut aptipst the P,laiiititr were, '‘‘ You. aPt a scoundrel and a. thief, you . robbed me ofan engine. you put up at the Gibraltar." ..'• • Mr. GARROW prefaced a most able and eloquent 'speech with several obseftiitions 'open the danger and effeas calumny. The parties in this vase were both makers'of ,beer-machinesrwhich were an invention of a Very late date, for ,the purpose of conveying liquor .from the cellar to the, Lip, and now in use in almost- every public-house .throughout the kingdom. The Defendant had not only'scandal -ously and maliciouSly defamed the charaelet , of the • Plaintiff, but, without the least foundation, eudea toured to injure him in his trade, and undermine his reputation, •by followin!r hirn;' from place to place; throngh a great number t)1: his customers, telling them, that he not only did not understand his business, but had, stolen froth him the beer- • machine put up at •the Gibraltar public-house. The Proprietors of the Rose and Crown, King's road, Chelseit--the Gun, in . , Hammerstnith—,the Nun's Head, CaMberwell—the Gibraltar, andse veral other Owners Of public-houses, were severally e'xamined, and proved that the Defendant - ,had followed the Plaintiff from place to place, saying, he did not understand the making of the machine, 'Offering to make scile better at a lower ptiee, and repea4) , lly usinfr..e)pprobrious expressions against the said chat he had robbed hint of the twa‘line he putup at the Gibraltar and ether piaces. The Plaintiff, it appeared,'had formerly. been .a"Journey 7 man to tda he Detennt, who was the , Original inven-, , . this . 'tor of,engine. Verdict of :,01, damages for the Plaintiff. PRICE V. THoMPSON. • . . , . . - Mrl PAARtrOc r Stated, - that this was an aalintfor goods sold and delivered to the.Defendar.t's order. The Plaintiff was a person of great respetaabiliti, - , and.the Deferidant was also a Gentleman,ofrespeet ability, antra Clergyman, , The goods in question had been delivered upon a written ovder, in the De feuclant's name ; and a ,dispute. had arisen as to ,the identity of the hand-writing ; he was willing to abide by the Defendant's evidence upon oath. The.,n3fendant \''il:i then sworn, and positiVely denied the hand-writing to be hi, or that he.had any knowledge of it, cr gave any authority •whatso , ever for it, The Plaintiff accordingly was .Iwn mited... JULY G. 13NTI1ET SIR JOHN CORE. This was an action brought by thePlaintifF, an At— torrtey, to rCCOVei from the Defendant the stun of 11001. beiol. the amount of an account of bti.;ine-,, and of disbursements made for the Defendant from :June 1903 to May 1804. The - account wwi . in'ored by a Clerk of the tifr*; but on Ills cross-examination by Mr, 04m- Rbw, the Witness admitted that ttli the Rents - in the =Count., except one of 41. los. were inceried in de fending two ditThrent indiaments against the Defend ant and the Plaintiff and WitnessthiMself, for illegal seizure of the goods of a Mrs. Turner and a per 3 on of ' the name of Olkeilly, and in a ri.ierence following, in consequence of these two prosecutions, by the award in.whieh the Plaintiff himself was made liable in the very costs and disbursements now sought to be re covered. As a sei-olf against the 41. tos. Mr. Giut- Acriv also produced a holograph receipt by the Plain tiff, aeknowledginir, to have received from the De fendant the sum of'sool. rtd proqiising to account for the same. The SoLICITOR-GP.NBRAL, for the Plaintiff, offer:l,l to refer the matter to toot Master or to any other •I person 'Mr. GA nOW should name. • After some conversation on this proposition, Mr. GA W: agreed ihat- walla should be,enfered for the Plaintiff for 41, los:. subica to' a reference to Mr. D.,llklr ,to iii,quire whither any thing, or what sum farther than the 41..'105, was due by•the Defendant to the Plaintiff. EIIIk IN SHAW V. PRICE. • Mr, , Gmotow stated this to ne.au ataion for As sault an4Bzutery. The llaintiff was the wroner at a Gentlernan's nem. 3t., Alban's: T fje feudant, the Direr . of the .:NLlnchester Telegraph CriaCh. On the road betiveen Barnett and St. Al ban's, it was his pleasure to drive through:a lane in-, stead. of the main road, for which he tbund no fault with him, but the Plaintiff and another waggoner had their teams in the lane, and thelraces of one. of their bones broke, so'as tripecasion a stoppage..-- The. Defend.:mt, like most of his fraternity, was much addi6ted to the pu:;ilistie art, got oft . his box, -and heat tinit ene, and thon the other of Ate two wag goners brutally, 'lite Plaintiff - Was only aatof I 8 years of age, and sued by his father as his guardian 'and next filend. This alion was brought for da-, mages, at the Size of Which the, Jury need not be. for gentlemen, of the whip pick up' a, good . deal :of mimey, and it .WClS'fit to teach them tlie expence of indulint! their partiality to the ,pra4ice of bOxipg, :And their vc:a , diness to commit assztults, The Jury, under the dircaiOn of Lord:lit,rxx- Bottorou found 0 verktia for the Plaintiff—Da ges 101. THE KII.Fri V. P . ICF.O.T .&110T4E1t. The PrOsecator resides at Vile End' New Town, V as putting up . 1 , .:0;nc. NytjOdcn fences which adjoin the ptrd of the Defendant's house 1;•h9 complained that the Prosecutor went beyond his boundary, when words aro:ie. The Delendant called prosecutor " a rogue and a thlcf." 'The Prosecutor said, " 'Mr. P. you 'may call me what you please, but you cannot s:ty that I ever ),(t -my hOuse on tire," on winch - the Defendant kicLed the Prosecutor on the rump. Lunt ELLEN a o aot! o it said, there must he ttiierdllit of Guilty , but he iii)v,'!d that, considering theprowea tion the Doendaut's huuse had latelylkeen lire), the Defendant w.4uktnever ire 'broughe up fur • STEVEN V. Au Act ion upon 4 Paper, ,purporting to bean or-, der of Admiral Smith - upon' this DefencLint, ale(' as his Agent, for 131. to be taken out of tli,, I'ubllslirt.l 14y W i i. 14 m./.114.e.t rr AG L SCA I us e of South Alottort-stre zT, QIC Paper, Letters for the kilitur, 'Ste. (Dost-Daiii),- Inuit be. adarzs;N T • . ir ' t "v. 1111171 A 11ftil-paV., 01 :t hi toe ~1.0d..0 N , , , in die reoeipt. by . the Minima's faithorhy, iiiid 'T Nyhich the annuity ii..ct been gsfoited by the Ddeil' ant to the :tichnlral: Vie Plaintiff "WaS die liiii.der :1 of the orilvr.--Verdici for the Tilainiiif Illive 151. THE KING v. mrt.gTT, othertriie Elll7r. gr, ER SKI N 1:1 oN netl. this ease for Pe Pr'secli. ti on , the account: of which inust-be short At present, troutthe tcrn it. took, bein,g, hitherto nothing' in 9rL '• than an. e,:r pgrte aatement. it was iiii lodiaveat fbr Perillty .alledged tO 'have been conirri4ed by this Defendant ill the evidence lie ,liNe ()11 the trial 4 , ° Peng)ll Of the name . of Price, conviaed.of bollig poll ELI torch for' b. Freelli)id 'at No. s, Bell -court, Col6'' Inn -1,11 1: 17, Shler Fbt.!ji3n‘jrateiottl''rit"*etillicoli,:ll:rt e'alliC:attie()::: laloren: which etier,.‘ he was'conVi&ied, and iS now ittgle i senteiice of i .:isportatioii, l'itt! Obi eec.of I.ho '0' 064 iildiaTent- ‘-, to ~..ne•iv that that Defendwit was coti*ted Ili :.. ,-,, i• • , d 11 11 ; , IV . ev. IICC, ,I 1 " tiYardrajOH- 01 : :1 ' - merCy foi:the person c eg '' :::::tagilteltdig.r.h;ei,f-4;:!.. .- , , . • ~,— , O-art iiiikl DO pa 0 . Of re' ' ' . 11 '.:lr '''' vet the • recolninciilltiod ot . the C 5..:: . -,,. ~...,.1 !:.,, ...;. great weight with di: powers, ;411.1 lie understood it could be prole"; eleCtion oTir'ts-;:elldc:iy)nvoitt-ttecilchive'll,: It'if.ewrafist stililiti)tl.ol; polled. . ' lli li s 'aolli)srfea,ar...d)ait'afttl: sl°lll):teeteitildietlleniedlriaesitel:ruellotin°A7sl - .iwr Attorlioyto conduet his Calbe for bin'. On Which Lord Et.t.ra.nonouon exprcssed qurprir that Olthie Wito Coll4.lll6ted the lover prat, cation, in which: thii Defendant was a witnesOff not now coli,lui:t.his defence. -Air G.\ !aow oßiervea ' that for reasolls, w ° , When assigned Would-Appear satisfaCtory. to his ' .. r i j c t slip, it otts absolutely impossible,- consistolitly,v,, ally principle of ppipricry, fOr those who cati3'l7 such proserutiens.to have any share in This e!"nroot Mr: EiisKtisir. consented to allow the I)‘eilL the thne to prepare his defence, and to .PO4)°11‘1 vial for ,thAt iturpcis. r i t ecl w • , , ~, ci t, the mean-time is 'to preplu-e. hisil austitaiti I\xl.i...teciitiglens...cie,l;ll);,t..;ttli,is 'trial slionht ve r 4 . his Counsel. - Itict!fetllliecel)::'-I:zald:itoytl. --- . .., COURT OF CCMI;;‘, eLEAS, PO ('' •• - , Thi, . ' rpwA vd) , 1% h:q.11t1:. ,:rift 5.5.% as ,gn Aaiali ii) ;.,Leli cornpali.l".L''' 'lO 11.1a5es tor an as , ,ault. in) t faise impri.,onrOlt. 1,,,i4 1 % huntiff havith_;* posse.- 1 iiiinstf,l fi,.. .i prorlr,,,e i vitien he was entith . 1, without IvaiOns 11 , 4. Yl i p t , ,, L'gal 1,1-0:21u, W. tar i .1/4.itit a robbery, t 3 ,'l 1 ,3 c_ ustmly. an d ~,,, ino , i f,, ,.. . toe short foto ~ ' till brought b e f ore ,;„ 2 . ,t‘, wlio, oo beariago cho, discharged Itini ), 'l .llO j ru l s:lv° 4Q'' nyge,i. epcileskataititillioir.:::ll:rolairi: ti:;11;:-.17'0'.,)11),'1,!'7::.;'cilliSisIttliTc'ilf', :111."::k13:1':'.:::(';' stelt.l)l(ljrczttirt.ilsilesini.tpiliii::::lsti.i.tts::.iooti .41;tecliyiti(il:::),)::: :::leilL'it: tin, 7,, .. attrasy a wc , ,11(41•Inids.sii,ii%Idcit.itAjoer:t.ti.,,eialll.ttyao'h.ie:111:0:1,tiiii\I ' : ' , ; .., ' bi o ' i'itilt3el:r.;:,;:),llrl,:li.t',lll°lllile):l::::l:ata:ti:ie,ii't,t,.‘ll. .1,.,t'13.1"111::::11:11:'::i,illti; • 8 ‘ Iv , on -u e!zar•e of stealing 3 pair or ' l . v " from stiv in Crielps;de: The Pr"l)c'''',l,,,.it;.l, found a ' . gi l ,ticio,irvt_rreT : o; t i , iis.u l :l ' : l.L.ls,Ka l r t il t - l iieflita u ) tiyl r eit • se e s T i: e .;, :t cg : l H r t lie u a l aii i . : t ol:: a : l l . rl ier i l t d:l e s il it‘ o boi l l t.: er i roi :: fLi' l l 'u ll ' \ l o l l ." t :'l l i: t t i s : ll r 'i i l: li t :t i u ttos : ll ,l l lll) : l:y : ',: i ": i r" \ :l , ,:t':' ; , : / 0 ,., 0 ',1 ,. ,: i ,, 0i 1): 1_1210! 4e was received into the ilanily or , Jr N:le t 1: atigutilittyfroili the o.tiecii-sq4ro °,ltic'' :if , oi , li:Lry:;;set (::ecekogrpttivitvfiiiirti j,bofrtioecriiskli,icii,;,..; cdii:tioiiilciiciir,:tii 14 . ~ / t , , ,,,c i i .e c , f : try , . . 41..iditolis:0flice, and takincr frot(r 1:'1:11'1'1:ft.it:It')r vac. .. , c . siderable value. ~,' , att i tliele C ( i ) t i y d slo n. b ico . rnrilerc;c-'lat-13?;11„iiii:1):' .11_,,- eglit on ~,i the Litter there are a ',. 'tri, of oitiety PPP'"i: trial, !.. I ) '' " „of ~ r 1 - cselle i t:Jn Illurstlay a s l‘ir. frigoni, 11001 .11.0 BUTT, -and Mr, 'M' li 'l . ' 1 . Bcllolllll` of 0$ u,O, , t if- ...; ,„ ~., i ,o( _ E,,. e# wer.corning to 4 he racei ;it iTi‘c,l'.l)'i 1403 ast clrise,3 1101%ie :111(1 17:11I 111S11C4 lirit2lo4 Di :I:ll::e'etini.ell4:rirts:l:‘ r ' n:11 cl.)rarosl-sx1:111::tini1:1 1:::::''\11:111.3:1:1:11/1,,:::'iiitt'ill:11:1It'. which means the chaise. \vas overturned; qtr' 1 • id iti')lll:lslentah'it. tri:irliirt:eilt°lll:ll(tt:trili:'rsir'iv.l‘l.llLlll le:it:10.-.1::::;: ' An animal, holt' tf';',i(l tind h;tif 1 • ~ildi pi l P. found in a welLat Mticha•;ittrt, in :.'illt - ' sll 'i l eyt:. }, i , preserved b y NI,. scbolz, ,:it I Loin ;. its o by .t: sir , 1..", and legs are those-of i.,. I ') tc.t, w 11 11 ° 1 L a ~14,-'0", Llii , in si.ic, .dta . • 'it .o'our reO'lb''' '.) -/ pc, an i , , . ___„, n I 0 II 112 T I IS . ~,, 40,,R. et. c..2:01,,ii , i-tiny WO' !‘lii. ilco!,klause, of or - . •- , ~. .1 1.;:00:1.1,-,. ~ 1 , o v,;.1 1, , ' Yestcio ~ , ..,. . al .1,.i ic:,;,o''',,Vl,, ` Peovell, ..1.. ~ i .tiic Dow 140.4,', L. - -°`'. -,—....2:-.--------- t • r _-_, . Wilko. , MA I? 1: 1 i 1.3 , vi 3;110 soKoto On Satl.tv la:•t, at IlackitcY elt.ir‘ll',4 ': Pl'. Esq, DI Catl6cti-zo:0, Ibrilijont !'?,_; i,,,,tioik L''' 0 of nip trae Capwin A (titur Cvre, 01 t 11);.°,1, Man. Tim same tlaV, Ot St. Genre's. 11:16i,)sracorj,iigli:',141‘.1'!1" Scrankways iorner. Lsq• ot Sio? 1.,, CelY010'10,„ inaud,lnt of:the Froine :Lod t; ,;t tol,''ltiligotel.,4orlii ll' tlippiste.y, ei:iesr nani,iire; ,)! sir 1 ,. -,• i „ ~, rtiv Latcly, C.'l) 1131111)1h 1::,,i.,,ipt.; 5,,,,,,00,..„..."- v"kmilisi4, to 1111 s COO, ot (~ tot,ilut ~, rnatniflg,atiCifi,Fe;2ics, Mr.5:116:11:090:11:0 Th. same dir, at Til'ngto,s.l il oo d, bro. 1... :i p i :..:::r.. r NTOCKSt 1 ',l. ICI.: O.' • 7 Dank Stock • f!ljavy i pei (:crit ,::‘..,- i ox , 4,v • I ., e f (: , •n t. l ots, I • 4 ' i i?er (.:,,ict. 1. 7.J7, I i,x—'' Irbil 5 per ttitr• ) .111 , per t. tilt. 75 i i ... . 8 Ir 'll 4 i '' , r , t . ~,„, ii., 4L. • i ; per CAVA. k,,,tt. sh k .19 ~-1 I I;,,ii,ii Ir- , i, q ; per Ceva. Cui.s. ''s i -11 41' oirt,, ,k lip• ~i,,,,,,, tliv . l,r t)''' Rank: L. t6 ti•-:6tlii Lo' Ditto Short row. -.,----•• _;.w..----~- ' . . r }~ 1.- f