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WM` , r" . 't !rr.:7.677."7== t Mr. REPOk I, . . COURT OP.,CHANcERY, Aratt.4. , , ' fr ' • ' ' . - - EX -1.4110- MFOAKR Y. , , , :rulli was an Applicati ,, n by one of the creditors of Michael Btlelley. 2 bankrupt, to stay the b an k. turt's eel ii'fic.ite,.a:ld stivr , ede the COmmission, on. the gt:'iuntis that tittle fi,id not been any debt di.ie to i any' uric,. cledlior of the' liAriltropt'ti amounting to tool. at the time-of is, , ,ting the Commis.ion. Mr. Romtt.c.y stated the Petition : he said, the Petitioner, 141egarty, bad . s.tne acAi,,p tvith the Bankrupt in 'the coal tiade to It very conside'rable . . amount, and as lien he came to prove his debt' imilerthe Commission he foond the whote of the liarikrawks • • -', ~ - 1;1'c:welly ( IL:ascii of among a fey.' of 1114 Lft`ll ,g,. , . The Commission was t.k.(11 ~ lut in the itiornli;'Of' August';' a few Creditors proved their debts to / the amount of two or three hundred ransilq, arid J iiikie i' month of November I.llowing.,the Bank.rtipt's43er.' tificate wits s i o r r t e ,l by those Credit,ir,i, and the - Prti. tioner eitcluded the benefit Of any divided. The ittig or the Petitioning Credito Mr, r. Lee, .aniounte4, in the w hole to ,163 i. Which w a s made up of money Pita and advanced, to the B tnkrupt, and' some, fancy dresses sold aod delivered ; he observed, a cOnsidef... able degree of stispicioo was attached to this ifebt ; the fancy dresses were fuinished ' by a female, wilo; . ~ at first, passed for the wife of the Petitioning Cie: 1. - ditor, but it had since turned out ,she was nor mar ki , Tied to him , ite was the case, the Petitioning , this ! Creditor's debt rnot he considerably reduced, so as ,j . to di , qualify, him from striking the docket, and, in that event, the present Petitioner, who had a' war. ~ rant of attoory from the Bankrulif, would have a, 1 right to come in for the what of his debt: The Assignees tinder this Commission were Mr. Lee and., .., , the Solicitor • s - and front all the circumstanees of tlie ~ I .. case, it was Cleafihat this was a mere WhiteWilfl,6 ing Commiasion,isctied felt the stilt int tpose ofidiev. icg the Bankrupt fr-ro his debts, 16 the iti t itrili.Of his 4 Lir and bob) file Creditors. He therefore conceit : o i the CummissiOnshould be suverseded at the ev i aence - of the Petitioning Creditor and SolicitOr under the Commi,sion., , , .: Sir ToomAs I ortorz,i 'on the other side, Von. tended, that it was, a malignant application' tt; de , ii. rive a.fair ct,editorof his demand, and to leave an 4 , r' unforiunate bankrupt in confinement during his life. The Petitioning' Creditat's debt was, be insisted, .-1 , t k ir and Nana fide demand, which fully justified his ' 0, • taking out 14. e Commission ; bus on the other hand, . the demand of the new Petitioner was nut. a. just 1 t one, inasmuch, h, as it was conne aed with some deal. , 1, , • ings in the coal wide, in,which the parties had a 1 , kind of partnershir,.anti, therefore, he had no right s , 1; to clabo under diet Commission. ... The Lotto Cita.Noat.Loa, after„obserVing upon L the affnlav its on both sitfrs, and the Whole of the ja cues, aiiid, it evidently appeared .to be- the obj:.4i - pf .p., the Petitioning Creditor u n d e r the,Com n missio, and , 1 * of the Bankrupt, to get the certificate at tic hit tc.r a • passed. 'flue Commission issued in August, a few . [z. debts were proved, and the Creditors, who hail thus l,'.' . claimed, very good.natureally signed the Bankrupt i 's , certificate in the folrowing month of Ni , Vergther• ! ills Lordship wished, particularly, that the circuit'. stances of the fancy.dresses should be investigated r: - or the peril of costs against the Petitioning Credi.. 0,, , tor ; - he therefore directed, that the cominissloners k should minutely: inquire into each and every part , Hi , of the ,Petitioning Creditor's debt ; .that 'the costi m !; ' • and i f ur ther consideration of the question should • . ,abide the event of inc,li inquity ; and,' that the pre lir sent Petitioner 'might,' ,be at liberty to tit Ate. such 1 , . patties respondents tis he should think ,necessary.-- -1 , His Lotdship concluded by observing, that it was i, ti the duty of Solicitors to see that the issuing of I COlllallbSiOß ut bankruptcy meant something useful ' and beneficial to the creditors at large. , . ...............—.............--. It is whispered that some Aristocratical Gentry, front not. wishing, perhaps, ,that Adventurers, in a middling or subordinate station, should ,suddenly theta the princely fortune of 30,0001.. have re. comtnended to Administration- not to permit,,in future, any Capital Prize, in a State Lottery, to exceed 15,0001. or, at. motif, 20,000 L It is eeived, however, that Ministers wili•nor, for in ii political reasons , adopt the advice. 'Yet, billOUld it be followed, Adventurers have, at least, an op. vortuni:y in the present •rrunit capital chctne, to possess,^ not only two Prizes of 30 b 00p1,-;each, hot many . others of verreonsiderable magnitude. They tipubtletis, therefore, not let , slip The happy moment of o btaining chances I'r rising. to such.SUa preme Wealth anti lo dependence. The ri 56 of the Flotilla.'that last 'week ventured tit's! At the itaboor,olßou)ngne, and anchored un. dcr the, Protedion of tha'ninnerous Batteries, omit out, it is reported,, to perform some grand naval mat. oyes before .the Pigmy Eaten'', who is said to haVe arrived, there VI that purpose. Ills Royal Highness the I . )trx.s. of •Yortit, .on' Monday, alai) took a veep into that Ilatbout, , and reviewed the pitiable Flotilla; and pretended Army that is to invade this only peaceltd ble,*by,visiting SEX as' Panorama, in Spriog Gardens ; the• Ma rs hal was so Satilhed with it, that We must, in justice to the Attiat, repeat the words winch ex.' .pressed the Commander Chief's - 31)1)1(4)46mi 14 the cci s Tes .,„tatirm :--'4 AllhOtigh it IS several years s i n ce 1 was At BOillOgnr, this is so perfettly ACes. rate, that every ohjed pre,,cott4 itself to my recol. kaiOn so as to mike ma suppose myself transporica tts the very rc& Very c41 . 4y 4n Thurstioy tnorilicg last" sow: vii lain Itroke 'vitt? the `lloo4e ai D.lt . . Rititife, at tilt puhlic.housr, Lyharnt kr nn.- The thief Fad the audacity t.o enter the heti-c ,the landlutd atid his wife slept, ant,l cote nut of tUltestki upwa rd', ut 30...p0tind5. in Citsl's: apab4o,4_,, nutes,,,with which he.'gJtotittnditc4„ocicil;.....::-, . A mon of the natste,6l ,tOtt, plater, waft, on . Tuesday te'unight, deteittetliiit Ilirminandin in the (id of preising av4.milling'coontctigit beit.er l-c w n pieeei t tted fur LtiAl . A coo itrate eifttlEal I escitPi.; , 1,11.411,57'01'E, APRIL -2. tNCT.II,, AR Fox it . : 7 ,oi-Last Tuesday morn. ing the' Officers of the ,Bnckingham Regiment (pattered', here, acconipaitied by several other Gentletnett in the neighbourhood; turned oot a 8.,g ox, on' l'enn,4ntion Heath, just •as the' time C - ‘;:14111 Ty itELL'S Rifle Corps, who were skirtnishiz,g, - entereethe Heitth in extend. from die 'Wood, adjoining she De.br— Th e F q % i n approaching them, soon altered course, frightened at the fire,kept up by the rilirmen ; and after ftas'sing several inclosures, With the hotinds in full cry, bounded a Very high garden wall ,and ce'veral fences, making his way into Mkt's-60:tit M the,peaueful abode of old maids ;- and there leaping on a watercask, facili. rate;!his second trap upoii the roof of Mr. ALCHiNV ache).,! ; riot exalted here, Reynard, with much adrnitnese, sprung upon the 'chimney, (irtibit" doulik) anii sagaciously. viewing his pur. sours, which were clohe'at hand, descended into, the one that had no 'firhclow. In the mean time the ;itdour rf the iikmvers was ito•. great in the pursuit, it could scarcely . be ,restrainers, even in his sooty progtess— , but Mr. -jit.:4 Rolsto,, of this plaCe, a ., spiirtituan of celebr;.ty, coolly dismounting, entered' trie : 'school, and folJowed Reynard to his dernier re treat. He 'Nits found sitting at the mouth of a runnel in the wash.house chininey—that Gentleman, disregarding the sharpness of his teeth and claws, though in so aukwatti a situation to be secured, soon, dragged him front his lurking place into a bag, but not •withotit himself and another person having their hands much lacerated in the corfl,a. I&eynard was a - Oconti time turneJ nut the same morning on the Pebtling road, below Pennenden Heath, and raking r a abirthon course, by Mrs. WhAtnian's, was killed, after a short run, near .Pole Mill. . . The whole fashionable world is absorbed in the discovery of the immense loss of the •Da t eli ess At play, princinally to Gamesters of her own sex,, .and some of...nearly her own rank and distindiOn. Her Grace's whole lose (chiefly at Faro) amounts to one hundred and. se.venty,six thousand pounds, of which a private Gentlewoman and . bosom friend,. Mrs, ilnyaid,tohave won no less than 30,0061. —The discovery was made. to the Duke on Sunday last : the Dutchess rushed into his library, and, in a 'flood of tears, NU him, " that she was ruined in tame and reputation if these claims of ()unbar were not instantly' discharged." His Grate was Chun. *rstruck when he learned the extent of her .reqUi. sition, and the names of the female friends who had contributed in so extraordinary a manner to such extreme embarrassments, llatring suothqd her in •the best manner he was able, Ise sent for two con. , fidential friends, imparted to them all the circuit stances, and asked them how he slt iuld aft ? Their :answer was promptly P:iy not one Guinea of. any suph'infamous demands this advice, it iesuppoSed, will be stridly adhered to bY.the Duke. -Her Grace is said to have executed home :bonds, to satisfy for the moment these gambling !elairtiat+rF; but, of course, .they can be. 4)1 no avail. !Two Gentlemen,,and five Ladies, formed 'the snug flock of rooks that have so unmercifully, stripped this female pigeon of distindion.. The Royal Infirmary for the Diseases of the Eye, under the. immediate Patronage of THRJ R M AJ vi m R i 3 ,14 the ROYAL FAR. LY, :wad under the care'of Mr. NV ATH ES PH I PI'S, of Cork•scrcer, Bur. lington.gardene, was opened last week in Nassau. street, Soho, when 320 poor persona were received as Tatients, twenty-two of whom were cases tit ICatarach. Yesterday a girl, walking in the Temple with a child about two years old, was accosted by an old woman, who pretended a violent affection fpr the AO most kts* it. The credulous' girl . suffer. ed'her to take it in her Arms, when, after dancing it a short time, she wat c hed an opportunity of turning up one Of the.avenues, and 'got clear off. The poor' girl was sn'terrifted that she knew not which way to run, but went home to her mother, who immedi'.° ately colleaed some neighbours to go in pursuit, but Without much chance of overtaking the wretch. The mother is, as must ba supposed, abut 's( dis. treted. Yesterday, at Hat ton.gartlen Office, lama H a rd. slime Lard 114.1.uk, underwent 4(riiilituiti,ition on , ; , r i„ us o karseix of 'Fbe Prisoner, with ; .Birch and ; ott)ers, not yet ti‘ken, if charged .with. teeing an ,accomplice with Cole, who stands commit... ed fur tri4i fur swindling prattices to a very eonsi, arable amount; which were carried on by repro... smiting themselves as merchants, and count. ing.bouses in different parts of the metropolis, where fiz . ,ittious bills were accepted and reference giveti:-- Th e P r i s oner, After a long examination, was remand - . ed Idea second examination, "When all:pm - ties' Were . order;ed to attend. Can the evening of the r t th, or curly in the morn;.' ing of the 1201 alt. f+ stisbio of Mr.. Shearini`s; 01 Worlingivorth, Sutr ilk, was, entered, and, with tn . any utht: r things, a curb bridle and riding I.n.rse stolen theieftems ; also on the sane evening ur thorn, ing Mr. tillearitik's hnrse :svas left in. stable be. longing to Mrs. Ci.tik, tit the same parish . , aukt chesnot rjsiini; horse, with 3 bar shoe On. the. near fOot behind, -Was stolen from the laid Mrs. Chilc, ro ae:ly ,481), in. Nurfolk, Aid here it was left the stable of a , Olkifield, ;and hi, horse stOlen talfeaway c In consequence .pkeeh rolvertiSenient in,erteki I\lr,;. ',Cl4lrk, Ire took' off the bar shoe, wctir to Vi,riing. wortlt, and described the hooe upon his premise.; , iiroved` to be liet , s.• Mr. 9, then left pririted bill, describing his own horse; but he6irt he reached haltne, Mis. Clark's had_ ag a i n biro stolen.—.4ll Friday la , “ a perion, by the mishit of 'E„glish, 'rode Mi. atiltriti t zt horse, and.-ien Mrs. tin Workingworth, in order to claim the re. otTercd li the ad verriietnent ; when, Mier conStdelidlle resistance, lie Wits taken into uti,tudy, .ind Mr. Oldfielki sent for, , aiho, upon ex-And/1,11bn; - before two Wlaii)trates, swore that the fa , irst. 11.nt t . rode Was - 161 property. English kill. to fro,itiCh maitietAt.deourt,! ,,„ w _ stiL , t , r o by Is , 1 , 1- - .1 , ..14 A *Mr art kgeirt ro. (r)t StAtt:i -r, t 4, thiC bus °grit; E, stiami; whcle I,.()ND()N rrinted by glcrt Li )1 Ait It 1 , 3 fof No. vergitement% ) ()art , ' icet the Paper, Let fersittt OP; • p •• ` t. C -V; • ~- RES& I"E RY . 6P . ED I NBURGIL Ar the Meeting of. the Presbytery yesterday se'nnight, their attention was occiyiud by a ripre_ sentation in behalf cif the - Ministers of this City, founded on a clause . in the Charter •eretting •tho Liniversitiof Edinbtirgh, by King JAMESI. which states., that the Magi , ,trates; as . P.itrotis, should consult the clergy of the City when a vacancy takes place in any Chair of that Seminaty of Learn ing, ' A vacancy having lately occorred in the Pro. fessurship of Matliethatics, Mr. ,Jutt.st Lesote, one of the Candidates, was objetted to, on account . of. 'a note in a recent publication . of his on Heat, :which the. Ministers. of this .City thought was Of att •improper tendency Thretof.their number ac. .eurdingly waited on the 'Tt,iwn:C‘iitiNii, with a .representation and . protest - against eictiing that Gentleman. 'foe TO'-vn Cout:cif, however, unit. 'niniously ta-',iind the ,nr'esent cation was made.to the LPresby too', to-prevent that ,Gentleman being indated.inti,his4i,..l rill the Mini., 'stets were satisfied. .Upon :first hearirg the matter, 'Mr. L E It 'wrote a letter to the Dr. HIM .;- TER, Professor of Divinity, the charge against hitn, with which tliat.Rev.‘l.3eu. denim, and a / considerablc number of his brethren,' were satisfied, though the itili;rity : - of tl,c Clergy of the City were not,. .A very Jong -and learned debate ensoed, whiclatsted till aftcrsix n'ofock, which , was supp)rtert on one side: by Do6tOrs ,Gll,l Elre and IN - ct,is, who maintained that- the ,P i resbytery should concur with the Ministers of . gdinburgh, in going on with an investigation into Mr: LESL t e'd ; while, on the oilier hand, it Was.cantended'by Sit (Litter MoNottIFF, Dr. Entire*, and others,. that the matter should go no further, and the representation be distnksed; 'A Motion was made ,to adjourn the farther considera tion of the business ,to Wednesday the loth of April, and that noticeAould be sent'. to Mr. Las. L I E . Another Motion ,was made to dismiss the re. presentation, anti Proceed'nolarther. The first MO,. tion was carried by a sttt.tll majority, against whiCh several Members kotested.- Monday forty. Serjeants of the aqyal- Marines were inspveted in Hyde ,Paik, and immediately sent off to the several Counties, to be ready to receive the disbanded fvliliti,tinen who may be .disposed to enter in that corps. 'Capt. Lttro, in his Letter to Admiral RAINIER. giving an account of the defence of the Ceritritiori . of so guns, against the attack of thelle/airige,bl"Bo guns, and the two Frigates, L' Atnlaute 'and La Se. ruillante, of 36 gUnseach r mentions his getting on board the Centurion with . great and-tlatiger„ . :The circumstances were,' that itninediAtely• after he: was informed 'there. were suspicious ships comkg ,into tht Roddstead, huyried ckiwn to the beach; and got into a boat Manned with natives i they pro.' iseeded some di,tance, ignorant of the cause of his buy) ;, but immediately the tiring, psaisperticed, they wanted to. return to the shore ; 1:41 prevented, them doing 80, bus could nut role thcp, cla t ter by threats er prorni 4 esl put him oit board during firing,— Forlorn. time the boat was "in the lioc flre ; and': as ha would not let the buAt 4e.carried .an 4liore,the • boatmen were, with great eliictilty, rrtsicnted Cyr. lallo from jumping o.virtioaril, `swittlrninb to the.shure, anti leaving hint,alone in the hoar. At. lags, a favourable opportunity ofF:red ; the boatmen . embraced it quicVly, ihs 'ldt-A:o 7 e..buiik to 'the nearest part, and tan , eff , into the t ountry, as dig tt~any of the . inhabitatirs Of. the towntaf i Viceagipat. !WM. Tuesday - afternoon :ANTtaoNY, GILL, Esq. Co. loner for Westminster, hal& an inquisition at the Nag s liar:u»street,.Covent.gartlen, on .the body of Matthew Colfirlion,:who was killed by a falijrpin a three:pair of .stairs 'window early yester. day morning. The deceased, .who kept a shop in the malket,had igen our the whole 'pl.Monday, and ' at a late ho u r at night he was conveyed home in a state ot iatotication, and 'put wind by his wife. At two o'clock yesterday morning hF arose, as he , said, to view .the stare of the weather, and it was c l ea r to the Jury; that he fell .out before he had well opened it, as the windows of the two pair were broken in the: fill, and the occupiers of that story 1 10 1 the instatit before beard,somebody walk. across Oa; toom over them. V,erdiel--ilecirjeara/ ben*, Between seven and eight ..o'clock on Monday ever ,t o g. a w upian, oplhards: of sixty, WKS ObberVed, to'throw herself in the nitric deliberate manner out ; ofthe two.pair,olstaits . ‘xipdovv of Mr. BLEyvITTig, fatter; New Vl*6.o.iviake.' Several persons who. ol4eVVed . her to make the attempt ran -t6 bet apart. ' tnenr, and tried to Open it, on which she exclaitned, A , I must go Pa 'an t i' instantly thopped into tln:, court upon the arms of two men,_ which broke h er 1 - 14 r, legs were suppnsed to he broken, and she was dm vey ed• on a shutter to St. Cletnenes work. hone; i.t however appeared yeaterday, thst she hail sustained no I nrthri igjury,th4n a few scratches, which rpay be copsiderted.an.extraoldindry cirepin. „ t; ,„ co, . ,Appe.4.4 she is an eccentric charade'', and subjeZt.to.latety3ls of tnental derangement. Her pproits during nine ye.4ei.abodt itiMr. Bt. 1, rr's house ivkve.beert tilinelarly strik.ing; no, vitiitant was evciaillnitt, , :l into tier .apartnctept, which she c4ostahtty kept loukeil, abOtivoe,4nd pCnety were firmly ingritftcd in her disposition, .th:tt olstilogik , heipmw4se..l the nieyts, ste..denied ber.s se lfelse ,!, ,, ,al:r....)boie,c 4 4saties of Bre w : it,ppea ring 4 pie. • !we of faruire., .Apirnal to.n,o,www at all turtg ,,,t c . .pse l oated !..gant,y, inwioii yelget a bl es , : ints i were leer ouly.sopport,, a nd li r r coovcrs.iti.m . w,as cm-40,011y (;it.tic,ted „Insv,tecis, the . extravagance; eatin,4 and dila:ink. ~1-I‘r clothes .leave firm mikati y ,utniners, owl her • petti.o4its are curiously workvAt in ioctitts, ,w .sy high are. sc_wc, . t' ts t i t . teii paVfltiS, but. the tk,r,rite of them,is not . known, as slse will .}it W1NF 41 ., 41) joYeht,Agitttog of this Y.f. , ,P*., A •I , t , "ti , Y c:On. witieh had rendered hick, was farnd hoardid up inn her aprtglent,..as:iktitk gqin,;o, half with a IllttCl , itiAr OCtill aijd arlitleS Whic! . ..hzr w,ty. 4c 51 , 4a k. h er , to posscs!t. , , I'O.:K .4SSI2LS. ..E.1.151 . 11%.11111% As-IGNEE , f again!! HADFIELDic Ihis was an Aaiun of Troyer brought aghast. the Ddendants (who live in Wakvfizi s), as cwianun. carriers, to recJver goods detainzel by them ; and 'the 'general gitestion to. try tviwt.iter the , De• fenadnis, ai (V *l nen of wiiggans aild.sotnawn.c,ir. ricers',.-bad a lien on the goons in their r esseoitio, only for their demand tor carrying. thetn, bui for - the general balance due-to thernitt coinirop-c is. riersltign the Owners ()Ouch goods. waill ( " 41 by several witnesses that it was the ednsl,ant rz- Aoin.of viers to detain grads in their !fends. anti! tfte geoc: b.dance due to them, Iran -their otOrri' 'was and they gave's - evetill instances in WhiC h it frati'be:.• % .ll sic, and the . ;:arrier pH by die of bookrupts.and others. --A v;rdia-was aceorAinli;' Ort - endants• ,4torrt!i• • • • LINCaLN • FOWLER 47/, r 10. WAS an .•Actiina to.tzecovet tne pettaitY'' ,undet the S any An, fora refusal ro sigrca L),:fetulaar; is , tri 'Office.r.Tit t(;., Voluorter Infantry) very e l 4 $ "1 1 one m•rrning dat thi house of Mr, Cooke sqine ramie ) , reeeivcti on Account of - rc Corpst.' ,cll.lllAt4ied- ,sigii,ltoye‘ to rec i ciPt on 5 ,1 • wtitch he had brotight read); wtit ten. ! ant deraur . red, ( 7,,, t t h e t , c ,irt rnighl "w opt :right; tiut there Wis . soine•' • •• e 313 ;Nog t, `clearly understand ; i& f u rloig.,t .. ‘ fterwat ,ll ' l ' ec4lkit n the Plaintiff to sign t he - 1 c int - but rcly/01'c o r. that it was then 'opiate ; :t been. given when the money was raid. 1:1'" 14jpart - t . he otution ;:i stated, n a v o s i ': i f a e t e d h e i C o i N t a l r i g ir i g he:: %: l l . ll: l: t o at sign the proffered stamp, but that he would questi any other "time give a t eceipt. fi'" vc " f ' whether the Delenthint - was penally 'went to the I Jug ' ' 1 ill.1: 11 : aJS ecia. no+. . , • CitoStir 'r. wADSOR)StTH. . 1 . 1 • • Plaintiff is a farmer at •Stubton, and t 4 ,04 .fendant a blacicsmith at Clayple. In Jar r. Wadswtirth:agreed to sell .Mr. Crosil 1;•,, duce of a close ot . meadow, ot 511 i , 20 gUine4 ache it WAS 3.greCdthe gro 4 cut by the Nt y n d a alter t.,l4`l%cdelLait days 'after the eXplrecion of. that .timel Plaintiff:. aO. cut. part of themls ., i' tice front tbe De,ferta r t'n't he•neecCi.rJcerd o,f lyr he' Mit: D'eftiltdint) had sold do g faj ! • another -person which nOtiuelwita is !. of ' a the Cutting and cartyln y all the *-ctips,c; For LlirS itcll).3sS the the Present attion to ot thPl';,„4,r -wOich wily Seated IPLC),..,:t.,ICitV C[61.1 111.1 1 1 « w ii at 67,Z 30 1 . 111 i pacts; r viel`t the'iniereit of - the Corte ~re ce ~;: cite Pr`i , !s. relnst ? 1: vas Coli:cs;•!:.X or - I !..earoetl tit I:3*. 14 • , , , r 113 ) 7 i' wt's Atttlijet of ( I, t l come under 0, WCrthel l 3 l 'l,:t ; Illid ic.tillVs lik;to garbed the rims. 'appointed fur the gr')W .. ‘,,,oci cleared, l b tnitse titi,le,tscouj, it • 033 yil aid acceded. to by the partici, co be birth' case the weather should prove to: urahle }poses of hay-InAking : it, .as teas the fact'(:' ''?l'' couldt • iny weatherprevcoced the possi hiliq the grass, it could nor', thoti4 i lit, be alo t the wai bound to cleat'alc," o,lle produce of which he had purchased: 19' the ,'and seizure there fore 'Of 'thalk pr()tillti c fCriciailt was 2- trespass for. which the it oott this aCtion was entitled :to dimage s.-- " A a :' • alterciltion was agreed that a vet‘lik;': ft, taken for the Plaintiff, dasnigea 4° .s ' opinion of the edurt above.un a cast to IV . . , . .SIIIP Nstrs, POOLE, APRIL 2 4,- „ froM Wl' Arrived—the William and Mary; BeYI le " Attive , i„itt, atryton i . Anti,. Holloway, froin Brit!port i ... citato. o o hams, and Ac6ve., Spurrier, front Portstriont",' I to, i f " idur y fronl4Weyntoutii, at d. A enoria, DC 13 ~ • 1 g , ~.„1 11 '. Guernsey. ' rli • L '' .- I.)c* Saile t--the Hope Niartelaws,_ for Weytnen : j olt fa tent, Thatchell, ant Niary, StidfOrd, br Vorg„ n u ' c ulitttl; - b°S3ll, (ones, for Liver I •i L'Velit ' '''' a poo ;an . Ito.:•hester." ' tat CAA V LSE ND,' 4PR/ L i• eibo. , , f tort% 1* '' ,- P-assed by—the Prevoyanto Stote-slol,t' ;',1„;;01tor l imit '," ..litito, Thomas, a Prize, Orlin Plyinoutn ;,,::, Allie l !'" ' ' trout Stettin ; Elizabezn, -Iluit, and loing e • " /Ott; ' ' ttorti I:nib:len. . w ick i r SC ; atl ed --tkie Douglas, Razor; fur hjewiarlil:Ficriliii4ol;:s!..: Wa ;sou for Doirtintea; ' L ilia, Cltal",, '''' 'istailiut A/ 4 ""' vein, Wason, for BArbadoes; ..1.,4•0°", 41,1 Vile!: Kitts; Evretta, l'aittiseiii, for Q•-t'eb 4c i _,,..> 4 I)leter, for Elslitore. . , . On Tuesday last, in pluninsburY - I'' ''' ' ti"' '' ''''' -..--•' Royals, Esq..' of a Daughter. •, ... itt-ritRTBI/• , : l ( '..i ' \;,iiiiiiii. ~., ! - -,YeitetJay. at St. 1.-,.." 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