The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-01 00:00:00

irtA, .FRILVDS. 'P4hestock of our bliss is in r ger • s suit •hands vested* The furxl ill secured oft co Mar k rupti7v. ends ; ;but the heart i W ssues hills hi Lli.are never protested, hen drawn on the erin Though spice.breathing gales o'er his caravan hover, And toitndhiin Arabia's w hole, fragrance elescendh•' IN Merchant still thiults of the woodbines that cover The bow'r whe ehe sat with—MlA Chi/thaw, awl Prime. 1 ! 111 1 1 1 1 t ' l al;ti r sritlglow s in his life* dying embers, The thr.th-wt,iuntied 'rat, who his colours defends, • . Drops a tear of regret as he dying rertiembers, and Friend:. How blest n , as his home wit Ckjar ") The tliy•sprini of youth, still uneloudel by sorrow, Alone oil itself for enjoyment d tut epcuds . dont is the twilighrof age, if it trc;rror ' %Moth from the smiles of —lV{:ftliCht 14 en* e"lqqe?ffiff P;ISIIIONS FOR , NOVE4I:IIE.R. . , • . ID Mok Da Lssts. •--t;' 'Dress white riNcle <l :ite sleeves" the tratnOvhite:stttitiVtlittierl tip in `tier to fall over the lett 'side. - A legecrinison k short press et: white Inusl Al,,. izbe l litlC4 with scarl e t, ',tad, wade high in !ace let in round the. bottuin, illack.velvet :e let in round' the tittgd, t,. wriaspond with • v. The hair . dressektlp the-mostfa4hion. Tu aqui of white nithilitt,wit Mai I i jell in of white stitsir, nmametittitHittlte flbwer. lined with vellow.; white Itiatheo in A:rtinson velvet ni silk, , turneddp in front, itli whirl: oitrich te.tt hers.— Mob 431) of 14110.-7 VOi . o ripneet -on the ticad to A i- ROrinetlowlfite h white lace, and ofttanielittiiNith a 9. lie4ll-dretsAf hair, lONS. —lllc pretiiling colc.;4urs prr tlev4i...s continue short . in the Wick., the front high.over,.the bo, g4.k vctvct, or sllk, • • 'AT R •7*-alle Tragedy . of - PZitice PO rely numerous Au4langt-10 -4--°4eut ro last dight..—.Mrs,,S l waoss, id &I- A 11),Ierstocht her,favotsrite: pith, l w-e _.' h dat”"Qhilitieri to titeintniiisfi 00 , 1 0 i0YT‘;ch it gave ti dlaiter4q.4lll"6.ttlNl;22- ilie.l9tettsks4 ;flit ti;oilAt.. that-his dress.was 'g-tinetnt for '.:th t 7, l , f' tot - lune'''. and seemed to imply 4.ties.u=ere-.broulit upotil 1!f no leis . ki 4 44 l •Air.eaion..- The-spiend(*'Pf , hy.th-vient; bei,fnse,lt C ' 2 4 11 , 4,0" 'faffier• n ' Ptik j but •lilltzndi that ./,/f/;er Sltctilct e T4'df unery .'S tl at 'else 'the reproach co,n itiorkt appliCble to htmselt.— ' 4 )4 fqr thaiirst thnovibraAfiGßAve' in it very respedable main/47, r epresentation of the' ; new' Centody of fait nig►`at, thotigh ttended by, , i9nce:as on till forro: , rdight.s, tO chew thatit is likely to he rer . iderable advantage t , ) the 'l7.lll4itre• • language, the lieribrmers . warn • n their. several' Nits : ,tllT.certaibY ;. with zeal and spirit, una th' Au - nee, reason to -tli`e result of ilieir eilb - rts. - r . 7 -We did PLAioe -the su hst iOn of :MATIiEWS itidispo - Sed, "hei.,al4o,,he , tank verY l *Met rtritiee.. ukirt hill possession of it, and: gav e istic: truth and hutuotir. ' at Not:nsread his new Comedy on Tuesday vi cover ,it -Gutted It.Gardott Theaire, to the, Performers me ,"., et,rtpl6yed in ad it, d, 'as'osil,4h" w,' Allq las`t'sce t i e h e t h rew . it on t h e tabte, T' e a Prcci }mate erit, that in.ease any of them 4(ar„,,,cinttlited With their scharaders 'he might 4 7 4, trt their complaints. tr t tL sor n a t l )r it uce of the nits . takes into N . vhich Crif:‘ 4 P e ' / 1 , Pt to fall, we ire assured that though t„ t4f t , , •b I,lata eti u t z tor arm owe , w t t. 'h ot () 134 1% ARNOLD, • and the, Ydriritt.,v toote, ho r e ';, l ' 0 43 1. equal . share in - the . All , private !worth must wish' increasing '•-• to th , lr • urtonatic,firtn. ' • : • , • . ' is equally . flshionableat lamas Arnont-st other Pieces of tha!„descrip ttt t he Theatre De La Porte St. Mar-- 1: 41 '4'4 ;4.' 4 r ' r rit.soe, a Wele•-drama,whic.lt was fel* 4 1 / 4 ,j4iv ,Theatre Des jeut es Artistiiil;Y 4 but -entitled 0y /ca brnsan anw , • : 04.1 00 4 was . sent up from Paris anSituirlay t !t t . 3 which \vas fitted with ~ yhat. the French , 4 4ti 4 b 111 'fijog'. and a'helni PAuvr and • „..,- , • tr,t Aironautrk, who *Wended. I t . t lowt where it had ticisceo.o44:: ants:ets Nyliti were lately •-i'tnrugg , express' gfeat,•:Aurpritth'at c t th e „, fie considered as contraimil, and alledge, riover Would hive :gone. under.- nerltrai 1 4 :3":4, 1 1 , 1 9 ; 1 . _: ) ,tict Gentleman rif the nrue AP Lr f,t 11:9;cd tr , to .11(11(1614-.1a:zits was liAtt.•ning one, lie ht.. l . , . '" (3 ' 11 qo , ts...paigoswons..tdd• losses., t "g S I J • t d w rti la • Oil E,Lar l y thousan 'Asses, ' Y*Cnro i ,:' c : Och 4111. , an; ,irri . , ; Yot it ad t' mur k to do with "the Camp.• v' ill s ee frifii ** d fJ‘ b i t , i come do 300 4 4 i t , 1 Yilrt t 4 " I GAD DNl;Tri..mr; l ,) k i, 4566 4 9n his !uur of in.q. , , , Aiory, reviewed the f * County a .midd;es, o t , Parks,- ott, Sunday last, consisting 'tit tie ' 9l nir Corn- • ,r . , 41 (4) a ht ,rornlbuect by eoktlci Nir , t(lL en , t c - ' 'Statimore ). 1 e ,, 5 ,,i4;; 1 L1 . Y 6, s — ° fr! r,,F ; :iptan C Tr R c qt• f 49 4-or 1). tad:gone throdkjh the eYu l kti .4 'Pr ito .. l ' 'Colonel YMPL 1: expreSsed • Ills 4 41, 4 4 , 4 4 ,k ei r t t l io r t o f co ujo , c 4.1.1 for their . grea uttentton ,,, and t tit4 i it upon:the occasion. •••'' 400 1 1leht' s ' i v ii in t l is the gaantity .of grain imported. 1,4 11 le 'quarter, ending th e loth Ult.:— . eatl x,49s qrs. Rye, and g-o. qrs. •„...t .4 tne twil. (roin P.184/0 t1,141i ANn M slut ; the blly %in very lony' Ivithawhite teAller 1,101. 4440/1.-2, .ULtACIL {ft litfk, brOgi Lace ptlkimet, with lace let th e Vttna HLALFL. t. rltlcr, 'r LI! giki°l4o34/ci 4tm at •Ti td at 4411; „r AiNn: 1.8 ?INN o ; the oge with ,whi%thitAL Onst k n aroitrirnsosi. Atilt w:ii4t .ocl ,/6111, The turtwil 011111ent Attalvi are t l4 l tit% TIItATRII t,leri, drew a vet, ,dtden-tililtru tqfra trtursci Pit patit9tic grice, ittapecsed, lowerTi-Jl.s^, 4714'wcy, it nia kola tor,. Illagi)i .ac 4 iffirible state' .c tllat Itis ,qeqes.si to .ti ypriitit tira).),.6.11j; ?oe- 4Atltzlo'K. 4-41 7 . 11 e fl 1144 pLtfortileri .The third repro: L I 1 4,0 a t) . t eil e A.od len( t e l 114 rci*.f4i a tri 4 146 Inolitooe t! t t Lit d wi tti well tik t'n.e,!!i4fitti with . .th'd a9tio th e 4) 11' 1.1,0 01 • , .411. Dt• a very. s eqact (I)aratieristic: ti Zr, pi,— ‘"t'Ol?Tli‘t 12%7E1:,L14Ve • tr t ~+, ; NEWMARXET. 1111 RI) •QCl'Ol l R; HO VG v ," • : . .TNO MEETING, iSes. ; •rtrUP snAv,. OCT. 3t. S‘;feepstiles nr cogs. each: Two-yr. olds C. (;en. Gower's Swinley, ilh. - Mr. Howortn's Honesty, 7st. rb. - .Mr. Mellish's Flighty,. a yrs old,:6st. - 3 Mr. Andrew's Fathom. list. - 4 Five to 2 on Swipley, Subscriptiori 'Handicap Plate of sol. for 4, 5, 6, yr. olds, and aged horses. I); I. Mr. I.4brpke's,br. h. Ilt.stud, 4 yts old, 7sr. t rib. Sir C. Bunbuty,'A b. m. aged, gst. 210. Mr. K. lloyte's ch. h. Bobtai ,1 aged, 9st. 21b. Mr. I). Radclitte's hr. h. Xjrifile, 6 yrs bltt, Sst. r2lb. Ld Fotey's ch h. Captain Abs lute., 6 yrs old, Bst. Sib. Sir F. Standish's brother to Stamtbrd, .S . yrs 01d,.41,5t. Mr. Brown's b.l'. Haughty, yrs old, 6st, 121 b., Mr. Watson's h. h. Dreadnought, •5 yrs old, 7st. 31b. dr The it,,rdge could place only th - ree.-- Free to t agst Bustard —6 to 4 sgst leanor--5' to 4 t agst O rville, - - of 3 Sir C. BUnbury's Lydia, Bst.. 7th. beat Sir 1. Shelley!s Currycomb, 6st. tab. Two-yr old C . sogs.. 4olt.—Six, to 4. op Lydia. • • • I). of (leatton'a-Mirry Thought beat Mr. Mcliish's'Fligh , ty, Sst. each. First Half 210.-F ive to z'ott ry Thought. Mr. Cave Browite'S Stretch tee: tsnys. frcith Mr. Lady Brough,• Bst. each. Ab, xoogs. .• • Mr. R. Bovce's Bobtail, Bst.9lb. Bartymore'sCia titutle, 6st.`Bll). T. M. M. B. C sogs; Oil . by consent. • Mr. latihroke's c. by Woodpecker, Sst. roc' . ft. fron),Mr, Brauthwayte's c. 'by Pegasus, fist. 12.1 b. k. M'. roo4s. h. ft. DUBLIY, CJcr. ea: - . • IARD` Ft T, owing OP contrary wi nds, ' did not-sail fOr Englitild on 'Wednesday last: The wind ha's been unliwourable ever since.. The. windylravi og the% feAy days post continued to blow itranglrom th 3 East, we .fear some damage will. be done .to our shipping . in the.l4Tbour. . Satnichr . " iliOrning kV:O5d wad drove into Nrer an4 lodged in ALL: 6344 we are happy to hear there was ilolives lost. • ~ LEEDS, OCT. CO. AT. a meeting of the. Lieutenantcy,hr the Sub-did %.islo' it of S.l.c.yrac and the .I.3orongh. of,ipeedF4, held oh Wednesday, ItotationTQAtlco,. forthe , purpose. et - giving inibrination to Pasish, Pincers on the.sebir jet of tho : , Levy of men under the Defence:At:4 thd:Wicers„were ; old,. that an, ex.tention of another :“metlth' Would be al. ; l9wc.d for raising, then . . respegive ticiotaS,7 and. 01)4 ,:for each man-, derictent after that time the Townshtp- ‘vould not, ..onlk havp, to „pay, peitalty.,of 4.01. hitt that .thc same Ann must be paid each an titi.4 deficiency 'so long as.ruen are Want., ed. It Was.also ; at the ; meeting, that for, eVeHf.) which has arisen, or shod hereafter 'it k rise: , kthe Militia, until the saing . shall beyeduced ter its the Tqtits'llip in which such i.adane'y..„ arises' (and not . the Biding at large), .shall_:: 611a : it' to an for the ;Additiowl . Force, within., one. ,montlt:.frOin the receipt 'of advice -of . sitch',...vgettricy font !heSull-ditisien...Clerk,..or be otherwise subjea to 'the penalty 0f5291. for each vacancy, and 3c) con tinually as often ;IS vacancies ori:le. It is tube stood also, t h a t men , offive fect„two Indic*, high, and, fiirtyzfiyelears "a:age,. may be . ,ett ; for, the • )notes' underlhe General - DcOn.v A t end ..for the. vacthicies arising m the' Mil a. Tile a tiro e regula:, tiom are not tuerely loca!, but, extend to every part of the Country: ~, . .„ - • • • The..)ate . County.. Meeting of the Hereforclahin.! „Agricultural , Society was .very numerously attend . Amongst.. other eminent graziers and breeders from dirretent parts of the kingdom, were. Mr. A. 1,4 E , tiont Worcestershire,;Mr.. PE 6TE from oinersetsliire, Mr...WasTcau, from Buckingham- Shire, and Mr. PW/LLlAlll,froinShroOshire.. Nearly . one hundred bead of tw and .threelear-old heifers were exhibited ; and itwas the 1111U11,0004 ()pi nic;it; that so fl , le a colledtion Was never assembled at-any one place in I.inglatili , The various pretniuns , were an - pounced - to , the, isocteaskil candidates. '• His Grace theDttkeof NottFox.is:, and Eosin I+lD JoNes, of Faxv .Esq. were; eleted President and Vice -President fur the ensuing year,..by a general ball • Three young sharkS were 'taken by some Asher- . men Newbegin, r in Northumberland, 'on S'atur ''dar suinnight, while fishing for herrings' they got entangled arnon4 th l / 4 . nets, to which they have done conside.rabledaniage. Their lerigth is twin seven to eight feet each. • One of . the. window- coda ins , in the unartnient s occupied. by His 'Royal. Hignnoss, the I)ext of . 41r.NT, at Kens:agton'Palacie, ehght fire, on', Sundag evening last the flgtmes"communicated to tilc ca,r-, pet'Aild other artieles.. in the zoom, and had it - m:4 been:for, the timely assistance, of ..Nraio Pentlerner who wore at dinner 'His Royal f,"slace would, in prObability, have„ . been consurned.• • - . • " . • . _ A.Nzontyrx Or viz LATE vrwri,-WAstinst•GToN, N(7110 REI:.:SLN fiGL".;,Y, ofVirginia, owed theCetieral `abooL.l9ool. "While President of the United. • Statea °tie of his Agents brotightimatilon for ifte:inoney : l l ; judgment was obtained, and' iitechtibrt `issued against the body or the Defendant, who was taken . to jail. had a considerable landed •estate, but ithiS kind of property cannot be sold in 'Virginia for •!debts unl(,f,s at the discretion of the per Son.. had a large rattily, and; for the sake • of his chil ,'dren, preferred lying in jail to Aclling his A iliond hinted to him that, .probabiy General NVAsniNt.4ToNt did slut know any thing' of, the pro T .,. ceeding, and that it might bey well- to sentrhim . a .Pct t ion; •11 statement of the, c;rctimstarreeS. }-.To aid,m),--anci the very next ,post front Philadtl- phia, • after the arrival "of his Petition in that City, brought him an order' for his immediate release, together with a full discharge, and 'a - severe 'nand to 1110 agent for having acted iti faidi a man- Poor Itouzy Wits, in conseEjuenee; restored, to; finnily, who never laid down their heads at night without presenting prayers to Ht n en for their tc beloved WitsuftioroN.'. Providence smiled' upon ille..labours of the grateful Amily, and in a ItrAr years 110tIZY enjoyed, the e4quisite pleainre 'of .heing• 'fible.to lay the 10901. wit interest,, feet' 0 - f this traly great Man.. .WAsn'lNGTo's red run' him that the debt was diselittrg,ed .11.ouiv replied, the'debt,of bis hunily: to the father of their Country, and prerierver .of their parent,", could never be discharged and .the Geneol, to nvoid,the.pleasinimportunity of the grate All Vir- ginian, who would not 13t.t ,aecepted the money-- only, however, to divide it,. mat - Alfa RduzY's children, which he immediately did. 1 T_YIVE-SIDE - AORICtILTUI?df., SOCIETY; . , Saturday the 26th iti t. a General Meeting '';tray held of this Soci e ty; for the pnipose 'of ezhibit -,il:;g stock, consting of the best cows with calf;' 'heifers undrthree•ysarri s, twolear 'old steers.;.. brood mares; t'W.o-year old Colts . ; two : leitr old fil-. lies, and the, best pen of: fire one-shtlar •Wetirers'..* .Also to adjudge the.prizes for. those 'who had the best''eropof turnis i p,, and to the lobtrurer in husband,- ry who had brought up in habits of industry'the.• 'greatest number of legitimate children tvithout. , as.. sistance frct th, - ; parish. - • Early in the morning of that day a great number of Gentlemen and Farmers, front both sides ,of the ne,' assembled at vinghato ti . 11.1 about !on o'clock' the different Coinpetitors who had brought their stock ,to, be exhibited tor- preirlintus .delivered to the, - Secretary an account of then. cattle, &c. which were to be shov..n. ' l'he.Cbmpany 'Which attended tilis Exhibition was the most nutverous and respectable t' a t ever was St'ell before on a .siniilar ocebsion ia the North of England. This Society, indeed,. hcing,t4,Arst that has been instituted in the Ck)unty ul Northumber land, naturally created a very liVuly interest among the Capntry Gentletnen; to rm.:el. it worthy of go- Aeral attention and 'of public, patronP4c.; ; and 'the pmt rulii:ll`it'fas consequently .clisplayed on that day, for the interests of this noble' Ins-titution, refleLled .gri4R t credit ocl the prehirters ofthe,tfloe - 4.!ty, and to the County In &herd; When the .IreeeS4alli arrangentEints we're made for the opening of the'll*hibitiOn, and the ditfereitt COnfpetitors had eollenecl,their stock within a Conve nient large field, belch iling to Mrs. COATS, of the . do* &lon about one• o'clock. Mr. MAsoN, Mr. SE? NlOtYli,. and Mr. Si , ocnts, t he:Judges treiniinated by: :the i Coitirnittee to adjudge the'respee- • titepremiumsisihettiitoceeiled to the field to tigate the different claims. There were aben'tiweiny cows. and . hei fees, rid slit brOod Mares,' iund ' a la riety.of different kinds of stock ; ILL! -show"Crwhich I tenmnatod'abotit (litre 4r'CloCk.". I - 4:llte fitrhprulv; to the iiiirtibernf sNtv-five;6entle ' • Liied, , theha sat down tOYStlmpttions Sir Tito. 4tonfir.,.lllrt: In the and St t.vpit-' TOP, Esti: Virg-1 reident:'', A ;tti. - r the etoth w . ul,- deetvit,e great varietybilUyill and agriekthitral ~Appropriate to' the otieffien, Were given. *T!ie i:011).;• ',atittee,.bylhe retilaii' the Judgeq, t; ten pro ' steded to the detertnititition of tic chthereittehhuS, when the Vreitident antioutieed the premiums as 101- r ,Mr Wm: ; the bent Sg% ( 4 1. 41 f. Thos; ; lB.lteb, tor oebt pow, - RCY. fgr ttic.best. twa.yf dO. Slh. 1 brai.kett. (a N;epber ot the Socio.y), • ' possesing, the hes , b"to6ct do 3/t. Mr, jom I :Iwsoik„,tor thv hot Two.yt ohl colt, itq., ;,!# I, iuittisoo, 11101X:4A tkvo-yr old filly, (lu. ; 14'4. Nit,' 114,, Ito'. if's% ti:,‘ 1 , •it pril til Wt.lllCri, dn. 'Ktirth e &if iHrti;pi there 'welo thilA fit welt t . itudi4.lii.. , ,l 4 ,oli;.Qt ‘vilich clop; ,v,IT4 con stattN.q.l as sc:xt-cllcui. tlie jp(l , 6, Arc, WA. 'ofSiroou ;4 , , • of Bro6Alley, . of Bettel, a$ For (116 131 - Jourer greAtt''..t • ilunther . 9l, eitilareo; ;ilitan( 3 l, tllLnve . kvere'tbUi 4 '(..Tiociii,l:ttO . t- : ad. ' , laCl t' rt .tt 1- 1- • llt SII)1 actqWr I ~,..t ) 0 m or Nvith ) ):1 ,;; brought tlyelevert ii;iin).,.the . y . 4)•,.ttw2st of whottlts twelve years olage, aqd, the. Ociest ,3;; prize tigq. .After an evening spent \v,'AII .the greatl y .t athl conviviailt), - the.Me4trre'g bi . oke up ,boot o'clock, highly gratitteti Wilt - the butfihet; 01 tUe day.. SMITHFIELD:MAIM-ET, Nov, t. WlT;Market.'oiliiig day wag, particularly Well sup- plied with prime Be::. , sti, tvhich in general maintain ed last prices, though the saleo- wen . : excessively dull. The f - fayinarltet,hud littlii.business doing Huy and Clover something cheaper than Arlonday'? Market ; StraW;Ciintinues steady in'.price. The .following is an accurate report *of the Prices and Numbers,: To Shit: ttci otrd-per srl)4lC 01116* Beef 35 , „ Oil. 4; 153. s3s. c;I„ to foci,---Vol 54, 041, to 6...t1.--t'aik togs. rid j ,ts 9 9 5 . ihecp 47j' . (Ltit',.:S 3 [Q. , * pigt; 43) SMITIIVIE I. I t KET: iss. to 41. 41. nti. to 51. ics,.:Straw 11 t6s. to 21. 04. " , • CORV EXCHANGE, NOV Winds pede.the supplies of Grain in ; , b u t:f e w.b u y er4 , and 4ne hmnplei are at a surd! - varite`i good Barley is rattler dc.ror ; White .l'eaio find Beaus vary but halt , the. larket voryfc%v 'Oats, arid those of flocl quality are named rather •ltigher ; terni4 of Poor ow quoted at oni. fast, • ~ . Wile:lt OS it 616 3 72S ott pe,tis . ,44s . a szi 0(1 'II Fine ditto -74 Ls A n'S al , : ;Tlek., iSt3iiii , A 4ii p d R Ka . . 3as a Its Oa 1 ( ):1111 35S a 3os a 34i oti j iiariey ~„ , 361 i a .fliv-1 ' P 0 .10 1 .00. ~.„,,i4f.y- 374 6.1 ., NI I l lt - - 74$ a .... 801 " . '1,7, . 1 11 1 ,,5,1'l ''''' , 4 31 ,-, 1.1. 1 IN hitc re.isc s4s 4 UOS l c; inc...t:Npr, .., 6,;,.. 4 70, cd C. r4v it Ato , . 1 ,-, 'ISS i 394 i4Olitts . , do.; 'a 65, cd ~.. • Saturday sennight Mr. Jolla Igtitweutil, a re- , 5pe . 61.441e Yeoman, of Nligsilte, in the "Para !t or, .I..,oweiNi , atei-, Cumberland, invited betty een thirty aridfeitty at ,Itis friends and neighbours, to partake,. Of, an entertainalent , provided-for them, ou the ; easion 'oft ic haying, that day, c oinpletecl the h tit dredth yeor.qf his age !----The; veteran, who onjoyi , all his faeuhieg,(sight only excepted), and -who is; 1..0 an intelligent man, has possetsSed d strong robust con. stitution, and is of a cheerfial disposition lic re ceived hip company seated in 'if new oak Airlir, ttncl dressed in'a new coat ; that it might hereafter .(truly) saki; " these were first ii Ott on ;the day 4i: It Jon Altagnousu was an hendredyears oid. - i it , . also observed to his ti ends, aritont..iit other of humour (the 6161)040f a lillitickitClsr.),, ti,at a With care-taking, they might .serve hi, read of many more splendid - enn of none; perhaps, of so' sitignirtr :Lk 11, festivity which, prevailed At it I .tth' ; the hilarit,; ~t I , ‘ wrens all that reason excited in the b; stlCh !limy be mOre easily. iii JC,fl. It i 4 Worthy of obse.Tvation, that both the L. and mo ther of thii worthy nun arrived_ at ::-. thc. same Uge ; and thzre am insLAI.A.N.:S at of the 6 )14 havit4 attsiatt4 tg that rentaritahl4.l. period of 4ongt.tvity, RIE,POItT. CO'U'RT Or''CßANcli-111ti 3 1 . zaptrtsiffeot v. VIE Dtmil'OP kORTitUX.R.tqtr.4NO. This ease arde , beforeihe .Court upon a demurrer 'f6 a, t flit tried irk the COMplain4ntAgainic Gra o ) (liebtake-ef -Northt`lirib er l an d an d Lor a The bill iet, forith;' , thattlfaiate Duke and Dtichess of Northimiliestaitcl Vein;rseized of a rsry considerable - ttlate'itithe.Noith,!grnt e d a lase of,the Same to • tne - VP'irnplaitiant -for- twolltyLone years, with the li - .6Fity of woring.Th4 coal mines to the extent of 80 tons itt'eth `year. 'Thu Cnipplainktnt was to. have driailowaneo ti*dif&relit iipejes.of (;oal j ,no men tiori .Was—made in - the ie`ase of a allowance for what was called.short. working) but r) by alt agree ttienesUbs:Ri ueo tly entertd:446 :bet ween , the, 'Lessee, and the Dike's Agoit, it was fitipoiate:(4t that if the '.Duke should at Thy ititne require the Lessee not to Work so large altiantity , as 80oteitis Within the year, a . dolia - Pensation was to be made to.the latter for the deficiency.. The 1) . 111 then ',stated, that the . lutu Diike, by bi4s . Agent, freluently cidied upon the Les sec to ni;4l.e'uch short workings. It weis then al.. eaged, that Loral, Beverley: and the present Rake were the' executors of•the late Duke, anti that' :the present `Duke was likiWise. his Graces, heirp...orre;• 'lnainder man. The prayer of the bill I,vas i that the the compensation to the Complainaot • tar short worting the coal mines Aould fgeri and' that the agreen3ent shoUll,l. tiO . 'eanied into:etre& it appeared that fiord fleterley, the joint executor, had not put. in .any ansmwr, hiniscif not within the. juriirdietion of the Coort.,,The Doke ''clehitirrcl oil • the ground that ,it called upon him to answer in' a double ' capacity, iirst, as exec u t or , : and; se.e6ndly, as.heir,gittw. the part o.t the Defendant' it was ar3 - I.led,.,rh:it. the demurrer ought, to. al4ow.ed . . on the principle Of 't(lacifiaoii~ in he'COUrt of.,Excherimer in a cat se where the4ittisi , Were 'nearly ; and, titrtite.-r, that the Di..ike o' ht not, iii the Inv instance,. to Ile put to the trouble and expence et :'suit in equity O s - ,fore the rins*er of Lard Beyeriey was , Otit, in , when probably.. it rui4ht . Jam out tital..a new bill warm 1;t? cessnry, for want of proper 'parties to . the first. Ott the other banCi t .it was conieurletL•tiai-the interroga torl in this Lill'. were fur the Duke to awwil i!KAU ; and, w .. to the case cited crow the enurt or Esxhepter, the •appii- - cation el it.s,Fn,i,ciple to li te prose it caie was n;cfd. .."Aliotcriti'enitirbaLu o r t said, that nete ro. he de cide,l, he should feel it his (tufty, attenthiely. to consi der theALisLin pf the, Court e.t EKeliequer, i n 4,,. ( i t „, to sliti4V his Jniio how far its principle applif , I to the present demurrer. ilistokils'hip.9bstireed, that th(ilts. :kvere scone cx . pressious in the agraeturn : which had a ton , .'.eth.T to exci,t.p.su-spkioo that'thi.-re , v a;s an 0 1 ) . ‘ precise; terms °fit.. It' it sk/as the in tf.Tlion of Ow. ty,oveaant ;that. nior e .th 4n ii corttlin shot r ild not, be worked, to the' 1111;fit: 117',th:° prjee of tii...artiele.,,r.by pre-; , tuaSs fr6tia going to th.t , . p0b1i,..%, t the opinion of til'in'y4ll.o,' Lawyers' tllat'sul2ll art ageemen t csl►sliiracy ittp:ostl'oi4ad, consec i u,..ymiy, that tin tui.ind for cornp.riaation, fottna., , d ori•a Such a -ou tran, cc:A.l4l,lre . nraintaine..i. yet, w.hatf i v er cimi entertain, it coinesS-..d th.t?.?4,a. not 'c00;:44,311, L i li. .cal c• support tht%cieniurrer ou that - gioui l d., • Ilia fe.fordlirip then went into al 7jrloYl9r observotio4s, which, 01:-,lbey were orlyi lareliniimley to hi; gitlitlat 1* Irpellt, NN%.; avo4 ' He' itdite.l, that nett iithstanding the inconvenience 1:13,i 4 it 01-A ipui4y.so sub.servient to jn.4; ice, that the' principles of his • deciions should.bt fully undensteo4 • that if tbr Licferrin judgments.any ;apology waS necespry, ,he sensible lie must have. to' apolo gise every big life---Judgment deferred. pullue-furridE, H O T 9X - GARDE''S.--- yes tercl3y Mary 1 1 ?i7tt, a young womin residing in' the neigh bourhood,of Hatton-garden, wai committed ti, t . re elimination on suspicion of stealing a gold mourt.V ing ring, which she offered to pleti!,re at the shop of Mr. ..Edwards,. Portpool-lane, Zlray's where she was stopped as a St)slriCiJlti. person, The maker of it was iraeed out at the West-end of the Town, who made it for a Lady at Poole, in fl».set shire. The - mother of the Prisoner, who arriv(Nl in town on .Saturday last from that place; on a visit to her,-saiti, that she found , the ring on the, road, tour miles from Poo/e, And w ide a present of it to her daughter. An account of the ring his been. . sent to the suppeseu ownerlll 4.x f kraetshire; During the thiril A of the new Conte.! htst • night,, at .Drury,lartil,Theiftre, a jraFa i t took place in ' the l'hixes, between fair Cyprian and a Gentleman froirt Tliefprnier ,eonsidering herself in sttlte4 by isorne improper libatios she the latter took with her.after giving her up a front p 1.,„ and whieli p rod tftiti:g ''tvar(4l, wo.rtis clrl botli'"!ii do ; t na tett ,the ..Ladyysii„lring the 4.; , :nth.tran h tap with her fan, whelt - het , hEig i nitieifint o 1 violent blocv,'anti ;,Nritaiigted t;ti One Qt, thttiCantabii . :ii takin g iier into en;;t f)C ; ,LAtt, hil'very propel:ly ryinsed nil 41.1e.A6r Why I -, art Were then brought ltie fbrd Itiel"‘ " I"° " D ' who Perceiving it to be one: of tho:ze ridieuip,us strut; rids that . (Jo often dis graee Theatre,,,,., recommended them to think no kilore of ,the-alEtif. tAtt wlt.l4)ttt etio4t ; and more viole nt than thee - had neon even thel'heativ; diiiniss(ll the enurplann, witn die contenlpt it jial;.tly merited. -AI the hats tliir at Tchunori in France, tenT 'rary Theatre; ‘vhich WIAS er,:*4:ted to ~ x ll;bit a pet-SheNti, fell (Town, by ‘vhieh It 5 p eyso3s bruised and v, - 9u ON, ATTE, i ITAT , of Ki , hey', .; Jew / ; I'i • ' !;'!, .11 :t ii) c„,,, ti,tlnd hi'w at a I and On rel:tin , : to him, and f ti,la,,„ votircitt(e al)ont a m found him nc-arly floor, he attempteti to lying a ban kerchief 10 a !ect:: he had it tight enough to 1. 1.;, dcsign, had it Let been fnr the vi s it of,the who conduaed hon nil the