The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-09 00:00:00

, ............—_,.._ i:1 SiX O'ClOck, the Rain r. rA mu,y wunt in -th.T.:ir carriazes to the Barrack.is on the 11'...r.the.4e,7 .ro.;(1, wl,ce ; * after inspeCling the build ' ia';.> kr. they partook of iea and other tefreshments i;repared by the Officers. • ' - 'Their ICIAJP4riEs and th e PRIVESS ACJGUSTA in the %nt first carriage, drawn by.six beautif u l :In horses ; th e rest of the Family went i n live•other Carriag es w i th their attendants. - The Rout, PARTY returned to the.todge•about Eight o'clock, • Early this tnorning Ills NlAJr.s . rx.took a ride on horseback with his usual .AttcnOanti. ter,IIIiNIAJETy returned telhe Lodge to breakfast ; which !Its INTA.II , .sr I*, accompani e d b y t h e L I KE Of COSEP.TDOE, PRINCESSES AUGUST? , and . Soma, attended by the Duke 'of INTOrraosa, Mar-, liiisses of FILIITFoRD and BATII, 11.:arls \V:sTMo and tATIIURST,' Generals CALTNRIGIIT 'and fr,l„lOY, Colonels TAy Loll, I . IO ,, i'AR I D, CAmpLIELL, 4nQ .rt ‘v• 111 1", lind Count NILISTER, took an air .4ll ei. 1 1 1l h O OOUr Of the PRINCEss AmP.l.rA's birth-day, ,vtrie Colour s of all Nations, except Frame and Spain, 1 'ere tlisplaye&frorn all the ships, iuld a Royal Sa- - la te fire d. Ile Troops iti Catnp were brigaded . this itiliii:g.Fl.k..fore If Is .NrAJE6Ty and tholloyel Pukes. --ti of I)- STY arrived this morning, Lnd had an intervietw with His MAJESTY soon after .44 "rival. , . . ft,Lltrit preparations tire making at the Royal'Hotel th e i t . Pe te given 14 , Tit LI R NI,AJLsTILs in honour- of . t,„.ll,4l,Nerss amt , :f.. SA's 1311. th-day. -., Upwards. Pi' .... tY tables are hid for the company, in the:mOst.. t:t grant style 0.":1 I I'6ll' P"" e‘ A orAL F4Miky will dine at the Lodge.. • . ' r tjUls • • -. , ' i 1,e0.,,4...1.11: -totel, . . T at , ,i . ~ , 1 ,,( ) , Iv 11011, Esq. T. Knigh.t, Esq. Moo, i',. ikal huh 13kk, Esq. . . avGitro,v, Atio. 6. . , • . . , ... Lae wo, , . . tra ts ,,, . Laer last night, for the time of the Teark.. „try fe w 0• . , , with a .strop; r t. , L - Intel:3 Fe b, co l d -• i b - t .. ? ' that but. tht Ste Ica: iforliiole pedestrians wer4 to be seen on bi t p iti ) ,• 4k se.le.'t Party of Nobility dined with Oloot a cl 4 t .Ite Eiv . :lion ; the whole.a , Whom, HighnesqUarter before ten, aCcompanied,his Royal kt th e p l . t( l . tile ball at the Castle. The assernblage sek'' at ' l 4 r ° l l Tls, on this occasi-)n, The more elepnt,- tt , tll / ! ' fi i 3lll c , ., than indiscriminate arid nurne tatl c orn n 14I Mber it'r2:ci net. exceed t no. Nixing t•re the pll'eoterl,tornis time, .with , about ten couple, 1)144,3 ; 1424t1 ar ri'it: d; to the 'merry air. of Speed- the th e liall. t t, i wh ltit, after the'Pat;,;_ ct had hrmakired Lil l ‘vith his presf nee, was • stceeded by sil t ' ctiiii . ‘y. At the end (x f the latter dance, tea Iliko),l4:eh.feiv. nitrothlced; of which T His. ' ll4 Y al ' , thk. The,. tea app ariteu. being re- ipthf; 14, 6,, ,e graciful diversion re -commenced 141,th''.1 i)tii t „i ii, :tte of La • belle Laiticre, aboatl.66ouple.., ' 41 41)1 gt ' *l-414 '..rtircr was in getad.sPirits'• ! Fshe: I:'‘. t hi„ ' v: ( P l L " l- 2. 4 iif t Aiii ; tolte, Lord and Lady t1 Y 1 .0, 4 , v i ': - e• *ere 'preKnt. *Sir',.JoTIN anti' ' 4414 1. ) * (e: . are la' ortr list of fashiiniable de- T hom i .. '' ' • • t lid . 0.1 t ne ~,,.. if.,, witi(iy, the "tattler to-day has been rather cool tailtran„e, ,eirides have had a very gay and "elegant C A. Lk, li e h'ltqc r., as an eqUestriair, attended titrna (111 and Itid 11 • tc'ok'wvt!-:' tf, t ' it , rou rtd ti , ~. r ~ AItitYNIORS, ~. Nv . . (4 ttrhe T o ` e S teyne., and afterwards shaped I t . i hoti di„. r.the bowtts. A seleEt Party at the lin k , A : 4 ' voth the. p , . ll* Roy al .. rt jt'' , l(l /10 , i -- RINCL to-day..is , tali. 'MN b t , f ~_attee at the Baltlast night ; he left . 1 , ‘. 21 1 l tr B . l4 ° l ;:_t_ 12,• o'cleck,• which, in less tl i sun , htlf7PtiforttllnTltlently, were totally deserted . h , lig li ,, , es announced for the Theatre this ‘. :. 114 4 li t ,' "to announced it-Dance ef Pa ' Al i s, El, mid , s ile, the; . t e r , r4s hi' , a4CI/0)// `tedi ' ' al l t mY, under theituniedia t, k Illy ‘ „; en Y. .I'l' .-buss.v.iL. ThuliOxes are e?....- t .1 , 14 e irt . re et:lg4ged, . )1 1 •-kot.e'' -4,nb • :• .• • .place 41 , ,; iy n„x, bus t l e will distinguish this ii, "'day he I; "liiS Rqal HiglinetiS keep, 11.19 I lk ill re. SC ) )) : 1‘ I 1: . lt 1.t., 14 6 0 4 f : 1 411;lble diversions. on t I. i , I , ,i. t ,,'' , (tilj r4 , 4 5 011 the 1 1 0‘iiin g .G reen ; anti I 41i b& 1.);4oy th e ,mule h q)lendid 'entertaihment will b's 1 11, 1 1 , t)t tb,ra rtc'illtl.e.. : \ st the Pay.ilion ; of which you l 'qi' . ' 6F (',L,j l . ` ll ''-. 11 particular account. The 'lli e i t ,.',o4 8 1411 1. l'leL.. KENT, and eAmsniDGE, :wiil (IA 4tilAriei tt ; i tie - xt, Or early the day follOwmg. 416 4 ' knur t k . ,`,,,, a )' have. been rhuch frequented ; i'lo„Lge for ti',;',.. ,°-11feetiOnary has been an .agree iI, t V doze the I', doukies were scam it, e the 11 ' en the rides to-day, fairly .mount- Iscy o f 1)0 1; ttl the * ie. alarm of the timid' steeds of qt.lestrian.beaux. Ati '•k • • ": • " of E, it ..., . . ..wqrs? 7 ,- . . ~ . t , q clo c k / . ii to ttst a . ,airsl Royal H' ;Imes the DYKE Aki 'list(' L • th b Prty' at th l'te Pavilion,. and dined with • Pkrty.,4l4itzet, the )i , arl. of II 4RIi r,toßi t 's. -,,, • to ra h' 11,1 ed with 1 ! M OVilli of LoaNr., anti a.arnall . Ill eai 1 tord rilirßLdw ik 1 10 , ‘re .4 . th ,;qar t , , a 4 vtrY full last night ; ATiss Bur :4-:. Itrt.,,llParet tit , ri l d Nir. Mmistt.iLL, hl 0' elo,gheriy,, b. 4 IV AII; 'IQ trinzol, received much and d e_, 41 ' 4 )11 1 ' t * Vt, . t 4 b " 101 10 Y at the Pavilien staid tdo . late - foi; the )r4'4llpl tl4 r 'the Theatre with his presenee--' 4 ir l e qui tmci otisikkvp.4, tt, , two o'clock this morning. , - It o ., 1 ) We rt. ct ,',/':arl of TiAattrAtoßt, and Mr.. kilk p 4121 ng inl Fgaii CIIAVIY.N . S V,essel ti, !Qs:, , .. . 4 14. - , ic t , , ot, . ~- all 4 et 4 ientliPanied by T.ord . WTT,T.r.ixt 4t l ' 4-'4141-1, rode. to Shoreharit. tti, ,, .. ...L........ ,.......... . t0t4'.N.,..... .....—........ ' "u`f)" ' a t .3 i (I, tat ''` seeing h, I . Irish eng a g e „ f. 4 44 , ;. ,,, fi , • , .Vl' on ler 44,, okay 4, het 1114,4.'1113 i t() return to. Edinburgh, not , f t 4 'ratte r „ f o ' ea talents on the Stage, but to , titt.rtai,,,•,, 'wading% by subscription ; a spe 1, It4iti l ,, :‘l 4 ::"l lt . better caletilated fear-the. state 01111.'„,,'' ii 4 -., c " is by no Illeatli re-eStabilShed• f 'Illit; , 1 t\144,1 rIllg) Nylons. Nrrs 'JU') 'or lmS t as 1 1 , 1 at Iti c h ni . 1 , ,_ . .„,,,,,,, ' - . 1,1 I)rip .l a neetvt on ( ,is a NlaSu a I.OK 1:1.11,:Y ~ , , t l az te `ti,„', (41-tcd,to perform trilling parts 1 : 4 N l 4„,.. 41 I' l lt i ve, lint Who, in the opinion -of 10t,,. a,it ka st .:',, I ges) Ilisplaved such abilities in ),it.,&;tit tt l ,.;';': as I)rotnisej a powerfill conspe ,' m. l , t''.V EL , :riPt o , 1 . Ila ~, . tie, y 1 :' • T hat tht;'`.:. t ctetrked with ,so much' success I ! : ; ! ‘i- ' IF 'tr engl t'aeager has thonglo: proper' . it 4 . l . t Dro ll -' gernelit itt 1 ' '1 t- i ip '. 111, cr lilat /)11(.0 - ter 1111 - - ''ci l Jto 4.... of b r , , ' - 44 4 . ; ,ity-iatw 1 iit.-ttvt• li we •a) a I,•e r . ,- , -., ..). , pu.tat,e ;tat': sit, 1:14-11T)* ~, , 1• / :rda‘.• about one &Clock the ri6glA)ourhood of were 'ere thrown into the tlttnost by a dreadful, conflagration, whiCh' broke out at tine hou,e. .of Messrs. Lv.vzs and PoRTERf 'oilmen and dryl;3lters, No. 12, Budge-row. The rower parts of . the premises, which served a a warehoUse for goods' and liquids of the inflimrnable kind, were very ex ten-Mve, and it was- necessary to carry a Janthorn, when there Was , occasion to enter them. Between twelve and one o'clock two of the men belonging to. the shop went down to measure' turpentine, and the light by accident communicated with some vitriol, and produced a blaze which increased almost instant ly to so' alarining a degree, that the men were corn,. ',plied to make a precipitate retreat, in order to pre- serve their lives: On thek apPcarance in the shop : they gave the alarm which immediately produced a scene of Cen t 1 . fusion indescribable. The clerk flew from the desk, and dropped tool. in Bank Notes, with he held in • hiS hand, on the counter ; and as thcrk.e was a' consi derable quantity, of gun-powder in the house, the inhabitants were terrified lest it should emllode be fore theyeould escape; but fortunately no lives were loSt.' The females of the family rushed Out with great affright, and were humanely recei‘ed in the' house of •Dr; Wo US, nearly adjoining. • • By the time the inmates of the house were all out; it was enveki'ped in. clouds of:smoke, and so rapidly did the fire extend among the sulphureons materials, that very few of the goods werepreserved. • The 'books and the notes 'alluded to were consumed; but as their principal attention was directed towards the gun-powder, the greater part of it. WflS•removed. 'Two or three barrels remained, which exploded, but not until the firemen and others had been warned to stand at a proper distance. The explosion was accompanied with a loud report, and the windows.of the house from top to -bottom were shattered into a million of atoms ; those of the Cop" pereortipany's warehouse opposite,, and in the adjoining houses, shared the'same flute. 'The. engines Arrived, With great Promptitude, but a eoniderable.tirne elapsed : before' water. Could he proctired—it was, however, at lastobtained, and the ' , devon:ing clement was, reduced by five o'clock, and • entirely,extinguished at seven. te:.ides the house of Aressrs. LEWIS and Co. the roof of Mr. WILSON'S, adjoining, is completely de :str.syed ,and that of.pr.• WATTEKII6USE, at No. 13, damaged. I\fr. PoTzkat's, grocer, within two was: very materially injured, haying all the wiridows• broken, andthe roof much damaged by the Combustibles that fell on. it; Messrs.. ALlA:ism and nearly•oppo'Site, wa's also much darria d. : The principal injury done extends back wards, where the-fire burned ,as far as the, church,- ' yard, and the loss suTiinetl issytt 'unknown. , • The . ist,and ad 119gin-lent,s, attended, and , took the=ir stations in the sevenil streets and avenues lead i ng to the: premises, in order to keep improper per sons away. . . , • • On Friday . rnornins!,, , John ' Martin, fi.oin Kil michael, Argyllshire, belonging to. the - Ann, Coetty, at Greenock, whose. toot having unfortunately slipped . while he was throWing a buCket into the sea, KU „overboard, and instantly sunk. Notwithstanding every attempt to save loin, etiorts were inef fis4ual. His body has . not yet been fbund. . , Earlk yesterday inorning some villains broke into 4, Great diarlotte-street, Blackfriarts Road, and stole linen and plate to a considerable value, with Which,they got clear ofl. A coach .was heard tO,set lietWeen the ,house and Elackfriar's Redd, and • immediately the watclunin called the hour of three on the Very spot ! ! • • - . . The geaspn at 'Vauxhall .may hitherto be , consi -clered,•;ii.inafaVourabie, when we consider the cast Ocpettee the Proprietor,has incurred by the eleganee and - Splendour of the Entertainments ; but tht. ,tin falinurahlo weghei.or late must a& as a stimulus to those who have not yet visited that elegant place.; as; from the lateness of the season, they will now have but few opportunities. As.every Foreign; Mail begins already to teem With•orders for Tickets, ,it could not fail tb yield mak.'h satisfaaion to our Politicians, would the Pro prietors of the Offices make memoranda of the dif ferent .States from whence . such ,erders come, and publish them at the concusiOti of each Lottery. Theris.no surer , symptom of , superfluous vvealch than such speculative purchases. ,It is ari Old and trite: adage, " Much wonlcthave more." • . Juairex-Room, GOlLDlTAte.—Richard Lam? , ,- a Porter to Messrs. Atmly and Co'. Wholesale Drug gists in Paternoster4 - 6w; was yesterday charged with robbing liis employers of property to a considerable amount.. He committed for .trial: 'At Marlborough: street Qfflee, yester,lay, - Jahn Difion was charged on the oaths of difllm - elit penters with stealing saws and other implements of their trade. Several Carpenters hate lately .suf-; fercd by different depre4tietu of this sort, and an W4s.,fornid upon the prisoner's shoulder, * which Iva?: 4worn to be the property of another person.— The MdgiAtr4tes ordered the prisoner to be .conf mitred for trial. Tnesday seinnight a salmon cable, near the mouth f the Door, Ayrshire, caught at .one haul tO7 salmon, which averaged anout t oth. each.-- Me relit morning another salmon coble, off the mouth of Ayr harbour, fell in With an immense olioai of mackerel, which they suppose m*.ght have loaded five, or. six ,boats and although their nets were riot at all calculated for taking them, they caught about atoll weight at one haul. ••- • • • 'There is a n Impostor upon toe town, .Who has defraUded'thany Publicans and'•,other persons of ca. rious: satins of money, by showing a forged Cortift- Cate - that he is entitled to seamen's wages and prize money to a great extt'nt. Ne wa; lately discharged out of the flouse of Comet:Ulm, having had, six months imprisontnent totsimilar" offences last winter. • A:most Melancholy itecidcht happened in the neighbourhood of Coventry On' Monday selinight ; the only son of C. LILLY, Eqq. of that City, ob • • • serving a poor man .who been fishing, in great danger of being ,lost, immetately plunged into the water to his' assistance, and boat of them werq un. fort , .inately drowned. The bodies were found kii . about twenty minutes, and evory means used to re. itc;n.: animation; but without circa • p, , ~AI.DS'!'ONE, .At'c W 0 01, EY r:1" .". sf, This . was an :talon to recover ‘.lll of n-ilinea-s. Which the 'Plaintiff bac, pi: .1 .0- fendant As the price of a horsc„7hi.!', r. have been Stolen from a Mr. Wtrcon, n mon in SulTey, by „ . oti , Carpenter, 64 ! 'Jack, a noted:horse-qealce, who was e.%.ccUte(i .1L tans place after Olt: last .;:\.FI:T3. Mr, Wrenn, and two other WitneFSeS of the names of Morris and Hudson, proved that the horse which - the Defendant sOld' to the Plaintiff Uras the one rtoien from Mr. Wrenn, an OEti.)ber,. 11 803. The Plain tiff Wooley, When_he found' that Mr. Wrt.nO, had identified the horse, ga-m'e it him', 'and•repureinsed it, again of Mr. Wrenn- Mr., Scricant BpsT, in tlefenpe, stated, that he. Should 'prove that the Witnesses, for the Plainti!f must be inisntkc. , n, because he shotlid slew that the. person Who sold the horie to 'Keftrley had had 166 ever since 'Au&ust, $O3, which. washefore the tithe., that the horse `of Mr. 'Wrenn ‘74 * Lstoittn. •- SMith, a carman, at Rochester, said, fie:purcliaed the horse of hue Httckstead, fur . fiYe: guineaS. He lent it to Hiekes, -who kept it for.zi'. fortnight, and: then,,bought it of him forrtett . guineas This was' the same horse Which he afier.vardS sold to thoDe-' fendant • Kearley, who again sold-it the Plaintiff' Wooley. • , • Hickey was called to prove: the date of the pur chase from the laSt "Witness, but stating 'only fiOnt his boOks, and not having them, present, he • could not fix the tithe.--4iTdiajitr'the • Plaint lir. • TOR MAYOR OF GRAVESEND IiVbET.• Mr. G.tRROW 3tated, that this was an Mien by the- Corporation of Gravesend, against the. Defendant, a Waterman, for a disturbance -in' their• exclusive right to.the Ferry from 'the Town of Gravesend to Tilbury He obserVed, that from the Most an tient times the Corporation of Gravesend had the. exclusive right of conveying passengers across that part of the river, and in' consideration of that exclu-' siVe right they were bound to:provide Boats and fit accanunodation, so that the Public,might never be delayed but if others were .to run away with the profits, they Would not be able to keep up the Ferry. It was, also most impOrtant in another point of view, that the Watennen should not destroy •this antient Ferry, and get' the whole into their own hands ; for the , insolence of Gravesend.Watermen >was very well known. 'lf, for instance, a ny man wanted to go on board an Indiaman that had just drop ped down, perhaps one of then) would condescend to put you On board 'for a guinea or two; hot if it happened' that the person exhibited any great -de-' gree of anxiety to get on board, and should choose .to sarthat be was a passenger afraid of losing his pa3sage,. he might then he Certain not one of them would put him. on board for'.less than ten guin eas .. So it might be with the laVrry, if the Corporation were not to support it. ' Instead of being conveyed over at Jd, per head, which wawtheleg.ti price of 111(, , ancient Ferry,if the Defendant and liisassociateseotild _.get it into'their own hands, the public must submit to, any extortion they might ple,ise to ittip() , (.. With %sped to the right: of the Corporation, there could. 'not be a shadoW of doubt. Tile qttc. , o ti as formerly. tried . before urd in ,t h year 1 777, in 4 cue cif Foster ag;iinst Bonner. T':..• „Jot y observe, that Foster,' 01,3 then :Plaintiff, was Lessee of the Corporation, :Ind the I','l-,ydy. I eon li;ined in his family'until „ idow gam; oleo just, before that t ' ~L, not conducting the . .• Berry well, t . it to , ,anothei man; 'and; in n this ilaion should have put a stop to th..: ~ m ents of the. - Vratertrien; :that agre,lncnt carried into execution. • . John Mold, an old itihabitant'of Grave:end, de posed, that he had known the Town for tio years, and during gill that time there bad been a Verry to , Tilbury, w r hiCh was the property of the Corporation.. The tare for each person. Richard Staples noved to the same effe& . Mr. Evans, the Attorney, proved, that the Foster family •Itad been the .teriants of theCorp:4-ation, and. paid rent for tho Ferry. and Lu, , liirY:f vc: t .at the De fendant had. been guilty kts yy ment on the rights of the Ferry, by passengers in his,Boat, for which 'he tOO% a fora single person, or Li:, p,.!tice etch if, there v, ere fire pr company. • Lushington t , t;ite,l, that he was the Ferryman employed by the 14e ~ : 5., 0 of Ow CorpOratiimi, and he had often remousir, i i.. o l v . Jo, I ingot;, but the latter had d---41 the. CorporAion and their Boat, and swore he would ply ,there N% hen ever he pleased, for that be had'a right to do it. Tht; Loßn Ctixtyr JusncE asked Mr. Serjeant SitEPlll , atll 5 NNllO wisfor the Defendant, wh at answer he had'to this case. He replied, that he doubted much }whether tip il irteP:,F \t e ,any,exelmiveright in the Cor- p . IV the Rules:lnd Orders of the o 't t e.' r ls ry. W . atortneus' Company, wlio had authority. lay ,se- Vaal r\ is of Parliament, theJast of Wh4.11 was. the :34th geo, 111. Gravesend, and the precise . spot iii question, was inade, a plying-place for Writernien, when thq ,but Were_compellable to take fires. lu addition . .to this; several of these Aets of faili;iment: noticed the tong . Ferry front Graves.. till to London; as being vateci in the Cor poration, but Masle no mention of the Ferry across to Tilbury. Ile thought this furnished argument against their exclusive right. His Lordship wag clearly. of of that this fur nished no answer to 'the Plaintill'-; case ; ui 'addi tion to which, Mr. GARlttrtir Cited tho 39th Geo. c. 23. the,Ttinnel .1,: t ; which .e4pressly parch against any infringement, of the rights of the Cor poration to this Ferry: Verdi& for Plainutf—Xiatniges„ by consent, One SEDUCTION, iLIERCHA.Wr IioADLEV This was an aCtion for, trespasi, iz entering the Illintilfs dwelling-house, and debauching his daughter: The Defendant had pkT.dod that he nptered the house by licence of the lain tiff. ' Mr. GARROW, 110 the Plaintiff, stated the outline of the case, which was, th at t h e Plaintiff was a far fuer,' and the Defendant WAS 2150 the same. The Plaintiff's dalighter and the D'elendant were ac quainted in early youth, and he sheaved evident in. dilutions to become itar suitor. She received his 1 11,..i. p ..: --:-.:, :), ,1'' . . 1 . ; f , ..` i ..._ 't 11., (' rt:_'it ..;i'r ; i. 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'- :ii..i...a - --, ~.,,., -., ~; .- roomi,.l - 1t!1 . 0i;-- , , - - - . 1 11(...T, : - ; rune wed Ili:, -.- _L.i, and bcggc!t_i 1,. -I I, (1411 , 1,N.' , ...t ') hinl ; ~,, 1, ~, ' dance • v - ; ,r l hiii, ...! :i '..! 7 ., ;"('' .:::!, i" ' ~,..: f • ',A. He . . rant.; t ..;li. . The f • : .), . inter ; , i,! that he dii not. titio;., ,pregnancy could ..; i; . a than 'inight every year an a , .A...H.,11 tor nancy of 'his daughii. . I Upon the eross-cx:nnin:nion of Ai; • lIEPIII3ItI3, it•appeared cilia the girl had ..n. I)6lself:with 'great ; that she !limn .privately'; and that she danced several-.tai's,.where she met him. Serjeant SITEPIIERD • made a 1.n03t defence, and said, this:44llou fully proved the mi..- 6bief Which arose from encouraging thes anions against the rules of due ..old common. Though this adion was nonlinally brought by ;he father, yet, iii fall, it was the ataion oldie daughter, who brought .it . in rev,erlge for I)..ing doserted.. Jury would therefore look to this cicentmtauce, and. not credit all' that.she might say in lior anger. ' Lord Chief Justice MANsyni:).l) tliat - this fktion waS rather sitiular ; it W a the first in., .stanc..‘e he had eve heard of an affer.a ;econ:l child ; but certainly the Jury not give ,da . mages f or th e seeood offence ; and his opinion 'that the lateness of the aEtiotr shelved that it was ,not founded iti an honoura))l6 but in a spirit of revenge.—Nerdia for the mines 20s. • NA Tl'o L DEBT. AN Account, shewing whit has been, redeetn:d dale National nebt, the Land-Tax, and InTerial Loan, to tlie Ist August, 1805 : - - . . 4. , i. d. 1) . , Reci'eerns.'d by Annuil Nlillion, Src. -' - 53,4449,0 7o .0 o itto by .{I. per Cell., prr Ann. on Loans 44,967,50 s 0 il Dittb by ).,311(1-T:i X . - - . . - . - zi,094,;79; `a id I)ittd by il. pct et.perAnn. Oli Imp; 1.6311 '595,767 .0 ' 0 Total 120,4;6,737 .o o The It t) be expended in the ensuing, Qt„tarti:l', IS r Z • 1,83 1.6a6 6 4 'SPORTI ArO' INTELLIGENCT lILINTI,NGDON lIIUASDAY, AUc , 7. • . Virty Trita.tvis fibr 4 ()ids &c. Mr. Fislieti,s'h. Sir Ciiaric.i Ch:4oor s 4,1 t - 'Mr. IA wLs'ti i). t; tAlaitko. 4 Yr 6, O T 3 3 3 A C't;l4- , 1;, • , . , • Air •!, • , ' V. Sw L t. i ' fu. ,r. .tild 4y! tFL t, illf&in;by i•ctcr, 4 yrs ot , l Mr...komii.l.'2 b. g. Eunuch, 4 yrs old' t 1 2 tiff Satta' rclay the I'ors,e : for the.-' latattut of tlic; we..l( was nip for oyes - Sandi of Leifil and 55...".11' bY • ba'y'N'Ate t...!4rnegi,sts L. In 11,:q,•;cy 1 1 cli4i., A gand Lorw's Gri.u'ir4l;' on ?Jon...lay, Tu.i! , .da.j/r; \\t i.tgainst I.'.`,iVC. of A.;11 00(.. , 1), - ,ItineiTi a -side.--Snilc . y won by, 'rine wir k t 03(.1 in fayour.of !,31.u-1 . 4 at tart..... first.' intiings, 7 tu , 4 uu S:;IITIIFJi'sL ILMARKi'. t, j'~ TI 'Pi %Irk:A curni,ll-...‘,1 l giy,:yl - -upp!y of (lit.. ferimt (2attie:t thatilt vtrry (I , tll, little variution :Is to the -prices t;ince the :l lit r)F.2 vinti4:f-ittctltione . 3,price tet ! ..l are att,ex dtrt i;tateritt.itt To si.ak the fltriP,Trer stone of flit-r. 4.c. to W.—Mutton jti 55. to':,, ..r.;* to h.. -P(.O tt , 13 6ists ) -Ca 1 yes 34t, Sheep Ltml Lanthi 1 , 3 —1 i 31i , 1 - I.ty 21. if ;s. to 4,4 s -- Sr;ay.' tb , .. to 3i 3s. 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