The Sun. — London, England, 1812-02-22 00:00:00

4 N-LTAIBER 6070. is SIXTEENTH Tim.. THE ATRE ROYAL, COY I:NT-GARDEN. %lON-DAY EVENING, Feb. 24; 181.., performed a New Grand Operatic Drama, in Aeb, eatictl THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. • P rincspai_etiarativr's. AtaWait, Mr. lIARIVIM9RE ; Priest, Mr. Et; I:. KTO N Telasko, Mr, CliA P MAN ; Rolla - , Mr. YOUNG.; Z:tinor, Mr. SINCLAIR 4. Die,.lo, Mr. LISTON ; OZmar, - Mr. 'BROADIiti RST ; Xaira, Mr. eItLSW . . Dou Alonzo, Mr. II 11 NT L I.'. I ; • , . Don Vetostluez, Mr. BRUN . r.ON; . 'High Priesiess, Mrs. POW ELL; Cora, Miss SMITE; Atuazili, Miss F E RON ; 1t1.11 . 1, Miss 130 uroN ; AF ; e p ZUNI, Mrs. CfiILDE. ' Which *lll he frerformed, for the 44111 time, a N ew Pantomime, -A ned I ARLECIULN •ND PcaADMANABA; Wm olt. Tim coLDER Sceties, FisH, • Dresses, are. entire New M u tc, Machinery. Padmanaba Mr. lEl' I• •{,. LES ; , Sails' , ..1" Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN. ; • , Omar, the F i sh erma n, Mr. ROL( rGN Ajon.; "Ytaeattattitti, the l'ersnin Cook, Mr. URVIVINILLI ; 111 0 ,: .1 " lica , Ahe Sultan's Daughter, Airs. PM& N- ER ; • h o '''', th e l'isherotait's Daughter, Miss' E. 1101,TO IN ..ce 13,...tr 73 , Second-price Is. (At:—Pit 3s ott. ,Secoott.itti ( ~,,i . lilery.t. Second ti,Price ( x price 15.—Lp „er Gat try Is. be . N civ le 4 for the liftxes to be taken of Mt. Brandon, at the rhelj")tee. in Ilart•street. b iliti onts wilt tie opened at Half-past Five, and t he PLyi at - H a lf ~._ -vita Six. ---- . y . t. 40 r, SVRING CA TT.I.E SHOW. t il " SOMLILVILLE's , EXHIBITION of ~ ,m 6 : 1 „ ,,TT1,E, sit ci ,wriii, j e c, will be held '`• SAD " Al " , theta. and ' :FU - 1: SDA Y, the pl of March, 4 01 it, _ , I L 'ER's lt EP ost . ro It )I, Ouswc ll-6 " eet ' 51 " .11". i !ith e - D .l . ' "e favourable light iii which it has been regal , ' , Inclu ce i ',lb; it; and the emblation which ii has excited, have, the sacral Lotil ' Smerville ft) extend the Snow, by continuing NEW PRENWI NIS added last yew.. iIVtaNEY continue; ti) be furnisind to the Puplic, .4,,,, - , )11 every description or . real Property anti etilble l'er- V4l ) ..7"rity. at legal A [molly I nteiest. AI i Annuities 4 . ) , , , siiiiirat c h, efe t , ' r edeemable, and tlac business accuniplisPC4, nit), se and honour.. 11 1 ,11 1 Y Personally betwe.n Nine 2nd Five, or by Letter, to . .e,.. leta , , , . L . '-other 'Y of the Knigntsbridge hank, neat 1• 1 Y0a 1 . ), 1rk If ulterior who ; is ernoo were,' to treat iminerti.ateiy. for any >oni l'lt so -rl g r to 3,:t. mattors of i:oportanee being prelencil, 44 4 i e 4 .. titter; cat t;lis E Oabl v.lintent tieing capable ot st xppi)- vitticcs fit' t ht: must coloiderable ,rnav otn!;1, „.tty ------ l i ------- . i t ,.,a , A1..1 IN 'I r-IE ISLAN ~. ; ...1... ~.-. . _ "Z,, SUGAR and COCOA. ESTATES, c.ilied t% kit "" 10 N IR. 0 h I.:, frrourl y • belouging to •Peoeral *ilh h 7 t li v , , situated in the pariah of Si. lulin, oe.ir Guy Ave, Th e 1., ..i., Estate ahnexed to ir. • ~. whic h troll' .. 1 04., ( 'YertY consuls Or about-39'1 !Acre', °' .c 0 ,, ViJi i 6, 1 5 0 Acres Are in Canes ; toe remainiler in . oc ••, l't„ l 't alal'other Provisions, Pastlire and Wood. _ . di,, ''''. are or, the Prernitats about 1;3 valuable Slaves, .. d i,,yn them Creoles, 25 Cattle, and about 23 Mules., .1 ev,;:, t kcellent Water..l4llo,wcil,supplied with Water, an. Xbr', e 'iller Building and Uteasil neeessarY ' for a. Sugor It li c t ,1 1 .u k t,the best oftl Ant WorktlialniflP• ' - lance ;torn - '(! ‘ '" e lee'strle the 1s , and, at a cativo:lent WS ' The C s'liYave, to which there iS a good cart road. , Vey ur 4fle Land is in 3 .00d t...te of Cultivation. The t„n4, 14 , 1 ',. 41 , 1 / 4 inl) be itr4i7oved. and • extended. 'I Ahem is a 14, , , 'iuse quantity ot. Prov.sions now on the.gro.; an d tal i''' of thr.se I .tter valuable, iirotludions may i i , ,'!''' Incre Aw d, without reducing the.quantity of Canes or -Jo,. Til t Tinos of Sale, • •virich are very favourable to a pot . . I,llaser, may be known, by aftriying to the Hon. Atexander ` 2c ktittrn mid ‘ii. P. Ri c hardson, in Grenada ; or to l ames ' : flin g, Esq. StreathaM Hill. ell 11,,8L AI NS are prevo ted from bred king , and their t E orSEmenting Itc hi ng instantly removed hy.W I-I VIT2 til r o ,' \ 13 '; SNC E of MUSTARD, universally esteemed t; ( I : 4 extta,r,linAry Efficacy in Itheninatisms, l!alies, k1;,;') Ktiedions, and. Complaints of tine Sttnnaelt,;' but DI, f ie this certain remedy has been unknown, orneOtted, t;, : yAm,- Chilblains have aCtually broke, Wt-lITEHEMYs' 1141 them C L RATE will ease the pain, and very qteedily 13 le 1. • ttrotP!'ed and sold by R. fohnstop, Apothecary, iSt C!""k -ttit`e ohn. London, thrEssence. apd Pills at 23. 9d. each; et ' — at t5.•14(1. and 2$ 9ti. .. ~ . , en— ?Y every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom,,, tt'C .11 te Genuine -has a black ink Stainp, with the name 101 - inserted , ___ . anston on .t.- - ... - • , . hull k:011G1-1S, COLDS, ASTI4 1.4 AS, kro, „-.,..;' a, , k ItniN 1-11LL'S ISALSAM. 01 HONEY,.: t '' 11 ' LiNNIEIJS of BRITAIN root t ivtiOtidi , etr eth l t h i ls excellent Preparation, as the most salucarx.and ti°lYterilteisniedY, tor 4.411 Di sor der s of the Breast ani !,.kings, -.0o; . „ 1- : rh 1 egi n, Actirriony in the F I uids, .ond Obstritc.. • t l;e:t . t a n k ! Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy '4.ll:;'''.l. W heezitus and Uneasiness in' Bleathing Itrei 7pens i h - enloved by a taw Doses. 1 t take's oil the irritation, the , - ,„' e Thornie. Ducts, and herds the soreliess of the ~te y 0 Ludo. Ludo. Thirty Years experience has con fi rmed -Itre u - i.imeinLition, in the immediate Belief and giadual SUrldrPr CULIGHS COLDS, . ASTIIMAS and CON.* ,i t • • lONs k 4t i .• • . , 4114 e u , ',' l , e greatest Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered,' ',lli-o-ain'll ail the healing softening lad soothing Qualities th e rio-liuor•jous extrad 01 ' FLO W LRS called HO N EY' ; liv e a • I( :stl3alaani or the! kiaiter,n World ; it is as restora '‘ Conl,A,Ssee Niiik, 3nd never disagrees with the Stoinad} ; ;qui w inuti C0;,.1 yields to its hifinencii• hi a few hunts; It 'll da : /ell.re sur tea to, before the Complaint is tar advanced s..it l!ger or Consumption is certainly prevented. , 1 ,7v,,,1 1 i i wholo:a:e and lewd , by Shaw and Ldwards, INA. * 6, , c, 41 4: , Ws . Clwrch-yard. (on the loot-w. l ) ; -Tact, EX' Qi e '''' . ; arsttilacon and Co, Oxford-street; and one Vender ~' ", , Y town; • Patil.c,‘',3" be gennine except "'Shaw arid Edws, 68..51. ..'rice ~. iturc it ..yard, 1.012k1,it," is ettgraved 01, aril st tamp.— .., `c .3 . 5. f,,t. and as. gd. per bottle. :;tj7""'"t""'". ---:--.—,---.:.....---;-----.• _ 1.141 '. it's CTi 1.. kRR AT Ili D YEGE'rAI3I,4 KESTOR. j A - 11. VI'.'TOOTH POWI)EIt, ..1 1 stly recothweauled f o r Whitening die T F. k:r fi, Prcse;ry • F, •) TA the: t , t 1 At:, .atid kifeYetitiok; 11141 drekttful SmilaclY l“e ' . . EAUTY &Countenance, and regularity of Fea ..te. ,tures, ate Wilowed to distinguish the Siitish lair' but • ' l , l , i roprittot of li - U i• I. IF. a's 'rOOTH PO WOE a would 1 4 ,..' , g,lettve to ;.:,Wrui hts Cut.tittry-wonten thdt the lustre ut , , ar Charms 1 ises halt its influence where the;reeth are i 4l4 t e i , :lifilreq. or shew A rotten sft: unhealthy appeal.`!.(. -this ii i `litl?,o ihrxcLisaiale, as the present Ptep.irao,, alilit.ls 1 to meant nt removing avert' bletiliSil of the ena littibtieng ceilii;ioseu (tit Vegetables, .. . , i .., a 4:011111tentio1 to the AttaltlOW of all ranks,"us clear ni ritew'll "el y iltipcti...c.tion, either in the colour, Of the decay ul d -It:mid 44 tin: Teeth, as rendering the breath tisv..,et.and ; ! al e q a te. and inAking the Gums of their proper shape ~. vcrrntlion hue ,• anti u certain Preventative apiii+rt' the w x( 4 , oth.a‘lie. NO CompoSition of this kind ever btutiOt I" - 'hi to pidle nutic, has met such tnilversal alip,obation i .And the" Proprietor Wks tO boast that it is 10 ttaily use , of liti i : EL M , t' s .AROMATIC PECTUKAL .I..OZLIT•Nti, ES for --liegtis, coid4, Asturias, 400 illlll "liittliili Vilee Op 10. per Box. • — ~t , .. o ti 1 1 ~: .IS` ~. PARLIAMENTARY DIVORCE. This. Day was published, price is. rrHOUGHTS on the dangeron3 Tendency of J. introducing into RILLS of DI VORCE a Pro.:ision 1 , 4 the ADU LT RESS, as was recently done in tk Bi tor dhis i• vorcing Edward L ove den Loveden Esq. M. 1).• ftont Wite, and which oLeasioned the nuvl .and unprecedented °c cur rence of a Bill being thrown out on the Petition of the Husband , • • d Printed for (ui Stotkdale, Piccadilly. _ _____ I ust•published, By 'bonsman, Hurst, Rees, Orme , and Brown, Paternoster row,, 101 .. fI.rEDRI FABULJE, in twarn C. Schodleylarom, ex- - 1. purgaue ; cum N otis Anglicts; A, Bra, A. M. price 2S. 6d. A Series of Questions, adapted to Dr. Valpy's Latin Grammar; w i t h Notes by the same, price,as, bound. • • G ramtnatical Questions, adapted to the'Grammonard of Liiondn,' - try Alurray ; with Notes by the same, the Sec Edit price 25. bd. bound. A Guide ti , Trade; or, 3 New Eitercise Rook for the use of Schools'; intended to enable Yi.,ung Persons to continue Bills expeditbusly, and to give flit in a g eneral Knoikriedge or the most common Allairs of Trade. tly J. Mercator ; the ' Sec )14 Edition, price as. tOund. --..............----- , . F.arly in-the present year will be published; Dedicated, by Permission, todhe Alight flonourable Charles Pint' p Yorke, and riie_other Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and under the'sainttion of the must distink . ,uish - ed Persollage3 in the is ingdorn, • • A New I . F.e.ition of • . . ' 0 AMPBELL'S LIVES or tbe ADNIIIIMA, • 1,...../ and other eminent BR I'CIS II SE A M.'lN ; containing their personal. trtimories, and a Detail or all their Public S'ervicess.4..c. continuo to the Present tirw, Ely I• 1 EN R Y lt EDH hA D YO leK E, Esq. London : Printed for LY. j. Ilterrington, It 1,:. _ou_seller,, 344, Strand. •,,I-Dr. Campbell's" celebrated " Lives of the Admirals" having been long out of print' and wodiicing .a high prce, Mr. it.• Y. has undertaken at the suggestion of many Lite rary and Political Charatters, 0 revise the Vorks, both of Dr. C#lifipbtlll, Aiiii the last Edition by LAT. Berkentiout ; to add such Notes and Observations, as c lay tui tiler tend to elf- cidate the Subjects on which they treat, and to continuellie lslaval History and Biography trout the year 1779,.(the period when Dr.,lierkenhout Jett ati) to the present time. I r hav ing, withstood, for so many years, 'toe test oldie severest criticistn, is , A convincing pro,} of its es.abitshed merit, independent of its combinng so much interesting and useful inlJ (Mat 100 , nPariSililig" so many proud recollectioas ; and above all havitig forifs olaiect, the ...roan ntour 'maritime rights. Under such 'cuctionstances, it is presumed it cannot fin) to prove highly acceptable to Atte public This new •:141itinn is now rapidly eXperiencing the most extensive 'MAI distinguished patroiunce, as well ;is recciving the 111051 liberal communications and handstime ofiCrs et assistance nom Gen rein in the hihest Literary anti Political deartineiits. To those. Nohogw') and Gentlemen who i•ave p - alreadyha. to the Puhiltsher with their names; as Subscribers, .he ha, tu return his most grater . i acknowledgments ; deter. • nulled no pains shall be sparcit to render it worthy their en. cuurageinent. . 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A list of Subscribers Names vvill be printed %vita the First Volame ; it is therefore earnestly requeste I, that Gen tlemen wishing to become Subscribers, will favour the pub lisher with their mines ''. early . as, possible, itt order that they may be duly arrang ed. 1' tray First Voltune will be embellished with an elegant Pintrait of Vice.AdMiritl Benbow, from the original in the possession of the Corporation of Shrewsbttry, being the only, authentic ,engra‘'llig ever taken of that celebrated Ad. miral, and executed, b y permission, exc l usiv ely, tor this Work. Subscribers names will also be reeeived by Messrs.' Rod well, New Boncl.st reel ; * Carpenter, Old liond.street ;. booth, Ouke.street, Portland.place ; tlatchard, Piccadilly ; ' 14;erton, Whitehall ; West Icy and Palish , stralid ; AsPone! "Steele, and l. and A • Awn, Cornhill ; Black, Parry, and '(!o. Leadenhall-street ; Lackington, :tiler), and Co. Fins. b , iryr-square; Mottley and Co. Potsmouth; itees and Cur. 119, Plymouth ; Penny, Sherbuttme ; Poole, - Taunton ; '--G rappel, Liverpool ; Sheppard, Bristol • Godwin, Bath ; Roll . Cheltenham ; Planners and Miller, Edinburgh ; Aroh, Dublin; and All oilier 13ookselle6 in the United Kingdom. . • . _______-----------.. BYTTIE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT:: GODBOLD's.VEG ETABF , BALSAM POl2 COHS, CONSUMPTIONS L, AND S AS HIS,. Medicine has now been established for nearly thirty years, - and is allowed, from a consultatun 'of:many eminent Physicians, to he the 9nly-etficaciwis re. niedy to he depended upon for curing the above complaints, uPwards of zo,ceo 1111111USCript. certificates of surpri , ing res, front the greatest respeJability, may be 6den OW Iloprietors,. as under, and with such a ncble and distin,; ed patonage; as 'no other Metlicine tias ever been honoured with. This NI ciicine• has never. been known to fail when taken on the first attack, on which account the, following Nobility recommends it to be f kepi Lothi in ill Fainilies Right lion. The Most Noble the Marquis o a n, rho {t Viscount Ltudl4 and Ward, h the Rigt'Hort. worts M acd,)- s i ald, Grantley , Fortescue, and Montfort!, th Right late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowelgers Groil•f y. faintouth, and Fortescue, .Lady - .AppreeCC ; 'Sirs Flanc:i 'Blake, Edward Newnhain, John Coghill , and GeorgiS Bae Arm. strong, Batts. ; - G e nerals Doyle and Drouly I Colol)eker, Pebath, Lenox, Ore, — . N.B. Advice grafti cdery day .(Sundays excepteit) a r No. Bloomsbury-square, from .Eleven till One , ; where. 6te c 3 , ertificates may te son, and the .Nledicine had. w hoicsaie ; likewise retail at every principal Medicine 'AVare. :Iretail tUuse in the Kingdom, where 4 Treatise may be-had. GENUINE MhDICINki.i. ,: - • V NEWBERY and SONS, N No. 451) an St. Paul's s Po w 9 d A: • C hurch.yard, -London, or 2, er, and other te-street, D u blin, Propri etors of Dr , jaases valuahle Preparations, intorm the. Public, that In conse. que,,,.,. of file 1516'4, DUtieti, the price of that Medicine is as. , 9u. pa racket, or 11. js• 6d• per Dozen, or :a I)otesi in . a Bottle, 11. 4s. as made. up for the ArMy and Navy • . but obsesve that the words " I' . Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paid's," are engraved in the Stamps. Th e following are th e Prices of their Medicines, duties, included ; but. those who purchase 41 x i or more, will :+e ails:wed the Stamps gratls * , . J. d. II ••• • •• Dr: fames's Po wder 2 9 Dalby s Larrnintrive i 9 Do. ittialeptse Pills 4., 6 Strong 'Finer. of Bark 4 ,-, Ditto A ntiuilions Pills I 9 ito.iiDin.'s ditto • 3 Or.,A.sii,tin's Ch a lybeate 4 o lit, halt eat •e: - -2: O; Dr. Steer's opodeidoc a , 9 Essence tit Cinger - 2' y Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 inglitih's Scuts l'init, i 1,1,,, Do. Caunomile Drops - 1 9 ChAtennatn Sah3 - 2 9.-. ESSeltee 4)1 COltSfUot 3 6 I vccaCum./121.432eugeS I I Mr. S peace's D en t : trice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea - 4. 9 The Cgplialic Snuff - i' Le Henry's 113.agnesi 3 . 2 6 I.o2eogcs of Blois - t ti, Maredant's Props . 5 o , Glass's Magnesia . 3 6 Spilsbury's clisto .. s 6 Leo's Liniment - .. s o Grant's CoUgh ditto r o. ' A stArnittic Balsam -- 2 4) GlCenough's Tinctures t ii Tuttie ell - - - Z 9 Ditto Tulsa Lozenges t s i 1 13r. Ilooper's Pills -r Or Soistliing Syrup 2 Attple itUUNifittlCC tO 1461ChISTS, kc . tin Expettation. ,1 L.. FEB It LTA R '22, 1 812 LilIF REPORT. COLIF.T OF KING'S BENCH, Fan. zi. THE KINi) U. BROWN. This Was an inforcom On On 'the part. of the Croe.m , against Colonel Thomas Brown, charging him with a gross fraud, in forging a variety Of documents, ses.Aning to be san6lioned by the subscriptions of G. Harrison, Esq. And of the Hon. Cecil J:f.nkinson, as if they had passed through the Secretary of .State ' s Office and the Treasury Board, with intent impose on Sir C. Brisbane, Governor of the islatia of St. Vincent's, by inducing him to , cause 4,137 acres of wasteland, in the island of ,St., Vincent's, to be marked off as a, grant to. Colon 4 Brown, no such grant haviag,heen made,- or even, thotlght of, at the TreaSury or Secretary of ,State's Offiee, It appeared that; t 805, colonel Brown, who had been a me ritorious otfieet during the American war, represent ed fo Govettiment. that ,he had a gang of slaves to the number of 600 or 700 in one of the .Bahama ishnds, .whom by his attention and .kindnep he had truth - improved, that they — were . ' rn• 'state Of encrease. They were not, however, in safety where , they then Were ; andrColooel Brown's application to Government was fora grant of a portion of the waste crown land in the island ot . St. Vincent's, which he, should undertake to ctil livate in a particular manner. This application was I,ivrxtrably received.; and it. was agreed that a grant of 6000 acres should •be made to Colonel Brown. It appeared, however, that of the' 6000 acres so prooosed to be granted to him, upwards of 3000 were already in' the temporary occupation of set tlers, who had gone on cultivating them at a con sidertible expence. These settlers conceiving, that •they were . at least entitled to a right of pre-emptiob, in preference to a stranger, , made representations to Government on the subjed, who being of opinion that justice was on their side, allowed them to be come purchaSers .of their different poSsessioncr,.at an . -esiituated value of about 60,0001. Asa compensa tion to Colonid'Brown - , however, for the disaiapoint-* Ingnii sustained by him, Government handed over to him 30,0001. being more than the one-half of the auto actually received, and also made a grtint in his favour of the proportion. of'the 6000 acres Which .contintted. in .rt waste state, amounting to nearly, 3000 acres ; and this without demanding any con sideration whatever ! Colonel Brown seemed at first pfattictly satisfied with this liberal conduct to wards biro ; but very soon resolved, by the present fraud, to. get - the ,rnont:y,. and nisi) the additienal number of actes,'to make op his original 6000 acres. With this view- he procured a' letter to be written and to be signed with a name purporting to be the signature of G. Harrison, Esq. Assistant S ecretary to the Tcodeinfy. 'also a .stoteffient, or the' distribution Colonel Brown's grant, Making' out that 0 47 aereS:ant.still due to hitn,,, also sanahmed by itve suppesedstignature of Mr. Harrison ; and also a docwineut purporting to be signed by the Hon. Ce cil Jenkinson, addressed to Sir C. Brisbane, order- rug him,to hand over to Col. &TGWU the waste acres iii the original grant, and also to (lire& the Sur veyor General of Crown Lands to , make good to him the deficiency by assigning to him 4 2 37 acres more, so as to make up his original 6000 acre,s, beskies allowing for deep places, ravines, public roads, &c. These documents were transmitted, in an envelope, bearing the Treasury Seal, 19 Sir C. Brisbane, who proceeded to act upon them, and the to lu d might have been perfected, but for a dispute between Colonel, Brown's Agent hi the Island, and Sic C. B. which recoired the latter to wile to this country,, in . consequence of which the whole was 'detected. Sir C: Brisbane was examined, who proved that he received the documents to questi o n, on w hi c h h e proceeded, to act, as it they had . been real instruc tions truin Government. Mr. sicele; a law stationer, and his apprentices and clerks, proved, that the bodies ofahe papers in . . . . guritiott, were ' written in their office, in Chan cery-lare, front . co : jes,.. furnished' to thern.by Col. Brown; alio tivit a plan of the property, to which also Sit . C. lirkbane apoke, as accompanying the other ducts nut., had lieen . lutnished to Colonel Brown through Mr. Stcele'4 mean. "Kul Moira, Sir Atured Clarke, Sir J. Stuart, and Charles ShaW, I?mi. all. of whom had known Col. lirov.n for upwar(l4 of 3t) years as a Meritorious. and highly deservng officer, 'wan, in the American' had niade f l 4 a !ices, and had sattered. lunch on acCatitit (if 111yalty ; gave him the cha t I. , ter heitrf, atl ofijcer and a man highly es- - ;,.ettrid, and (It, !icJ , nt honour atilt • Lord ELt.msoitOuc lid, the incotroation taiuk• Otago& the (Hi.udaot wlth a 1,14!I anti toll! titit,'Slloll 101' their Co944lClatiOft Wits, whether bit charge had or had not been ini,.4e out_ !i'he otf,Atcc and effect of charatter were to lead the Jury' to a decision where the evidenee lay in' Liotinttol tieale . ; but -it could 'never .1)1 allowed so to operate as to out viwigh evidence altegether. Here the defendant was clearly shema to have soperin. tenaed, ordered, and Paid for the doetuntlits itt o estion . 'nese docdttientit were' atterWards found at St.Vincent'S ith OUgnatureg attached to them ; alld it would be for the Jury. to say, the de fendant l!avoi..; been seen'superintending the former pa , o h tna it.ins..clion, it they believed hint to have bruit; ;ihit)t'OliCeVtted Itt this concluding vat t of it. Jury, after 'consulting tor a few minutes., found the deleudaut iiiSklol' UN LONI.mWs COURT, DOCTOR'S OMNIoNs. V. "'Et :fiat. ThiS Wtti c.;itoe of of conjugal rights, pro i liotea by Anna iltllct a.;anitit (St; urge Maki, her husband, thu parh.h ot tit, .I;iiircs,Ci e rk t ilweil, in the coldly Mtddle , rx, ']'he eideticu in this case bv;» , , , , , :aisfiglory to th, , (Sir \Yid, Scutt) it decreed .he isustmnd to ake ite home, and trcitt hgr with emijugal. atiettiCint *0.71 1 .0 1 41 • ,r ) . ,.. , ,,.. , 7 r _-_- - - . 7 . -!,!-. 7 1 , . , j3,,,r0.,,,,,*. . —7--f•-a, 14 .. , .. , ,,,f„;*".5. , p , A 1, ..ki?l*.P. * ~...„ . . 14 ~,.. ~,,.. 5....4„,,i,:,.. ft" , - c 0,7,7 ' Ls, ~,,, , - "1. .. - 1- .... 4 \' t... , .;-- gi --. .'! * ~, '. '. ~;• - : Itii.l( ;ALF iii)j to Li: R - Lj L . P A 1.41;,''. 1 . Aiii E j :k . 1. HOUSE OF PEARS, 1 1 P.R. ROXIUJRGH CAUSE. Th" final conbideration of the branch, wherein NV.oichope v. Ladies Essex and Mary Kerr," aro the parties, took place. . -- The Loa') CHAsactit,Lnk had little hesitation in movioy their I.oicl htp to affirm. th whu.h twoti the unattiwous decision of tlie Scot's Court, The jmiginent wai, in conseqnence, dflirnucti • The Nottingham Frame-breaking Prei . ention Am was brought up. from the CC.)6llnons by Sir J. Graham, atii other Nlembers, as was also the Erith Inclosure Bill. . - " They u ere forthwith rend a second tiine ; • the former was-4irdered lo be printed. The India Loitts Amendment, and the Coal pl Av At. gl i)at ton Bills, severally passed through Committees of the, whole House, and wire repoit , ed without any-antendinenr. The Flutist.; of Commons Officers' Regulation Rill was read a second time, rind cominiited for Mond.ty...• Mr. Stedman, from the Stamp Oflice, plpscrrted an HCCOIIIIt of the Promissory Notes stamped !roin the 10th of—January, 1804, to the 10th o Jannaly, 18 1 1 distinguishing sarious amount of sums, :ureter 201. and of the aggregate of all those over that Sin. Ordered to lie on the table. Several, Naturalization Bills were forwarded, and sonic ()Ovate and judicial business divosecl of. Alter which, their Lordships adjourned till Monday. , ROUSE OF COMMONS. PIUDAY, FEB. 21. Mr. W. POLE obtained leave to bring in three Bills, viz. a Bill toprovide fur the better Regal - tion and Colle&iOn of Duties on Stills, in Irelend, cinder the site of a Iturdred gallons each ; a Bill to transfer the custody of Warehoused Spirits, in Ire.! land, front the Custom-house Department to that of the . kAcis..!:;:lind a Bill to . facilitate the Erealon Conti Elou.ies,sSessfon Houses, and County Infirm. arks, in Ireland: Mr. W. POLB immediately brouzlit in the first of the abovementioned Bills,. which was read a first time, and (with an understanding that a sufficient lime s hould be allowed betime the passing of the Bill, to ascertain the sentiments of the people of * lreland upon it), ordered to be read a second time on Monday. NAVY ESTIMATES. Mr. Tottge moved the [-louse to go into a born br Supply, kr the purpoie of 'Oa Estimates for tile. Service of the -Navy for tt.e en suing year.. Tile Estimates were referred to the consideration of Ole Committee. The House' having resolved itself into the Cum rniit te, Mr. YonKE rose, and observed, that having last Session explained the ground of the Estimates which he then brought forward, and those of the present year being in erred similar, he shouki not think it necessary to detain the Committee at any length. He would merely state one or two circumstances tor their consideration, anti should any Gentleman iequire explanation, would most cheerfully answer him. The Estimates had been printed, and were in the handi of all. The most material circum stance which he had to state was this.-=-That the vote which he should now call upon the Comtnitte to agree to, would be less in amount by 500,0001. than the vote for the'same service passed the preceding. year. • If anrirtiele had been comprised in it, which was nut ready, he meant the sum of 80,0001. for the Breakwater, the estimate would be nearly 600,0001. less. The debt of the Navy up to the tab of Jam!. ary last was htdween 800 and 900,0001. The debt in' t aoo 'as 8,829,6291.—the credit in the Exche ‘quer. . was 2.907,0001. leaving a balance of debt, of about 6,02'40001. In. 1810, the debt was B;24B,ooo l s — the credit in the Exchequer was. 2,:)00,0001. 'leaving a debt of 5,748,0001. Last year the. debt Was 8,439,9001.—;.the credit in the Exthtloer was 3,519,1471, leaving' a thin of 4,890;0001;. the Committee, by comparing the present debt with that of the year to which he laid hist referred, would see that it would fall short of the forincr year. The dectease in the Estimate was owing to the liberal provision which the [louse had ouste in the last year; The Wear awl Tot vto dd b e on th e slaw; tenting, and the Extraordinaries and ' Qidi'liaties were on the footing of the precediog yeisrs . . The conseqn.tnce of this %vast,ithat the. Board hail, oot,porehased stores, &c. as usual. The total amount of the saving wonki be 544,0001.; of which ston 9 . 1,0601. was be placed, to Ole accotint of the 'Ordinaties reduOion, 339,4701, in the Extraordi naries, 9(3,0001, for the Tr.insport SerViee, making the total som befote stiited. There was 011610(4C .Wll4l, was not noticed in the edimate, but w ousted, ,th Committee .would think proper to b. 2 in lotted in the . expences 'of the .1\1:1$y in Intwo , --he meant the Cuapirtins cai the N There w as , a food applicable to that so w hid) was net •.sotlieient; Thr, would agree with hint , that it was ex rdietit to ad r&1 reli .ion, iostruilion improvemem t the b . • • , . young. men of Th o emoluments of the eletplains were so-1 • -w as not give a chatict, to tier sous oodertaking the &flee who mterjemißeotiy qua• the nay ot:: .ttl,a ITIV."1! . per month was the support of description of Whicti watt added, a stilanthiOtineta.),on tits esiablishrneot ; tan t the custom had heel), the prc.,:e.hitg war had tertnioitied, i n give them a :111411 pension; but in a war hite, that present