The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-05 00:00:00

t 1 t • • • BRIGADE OF CITY -POLUTEERS. „., •-," ;i : • • ..• St x Regititents of the 1.4 a; Loiiiiim;Volunteeti were yeste r d a y b r i ga d e d i n Hyde . Nric.' • ;They' mustereid in the; Wh,01 , . 4000, and, • very martial and'soldier-like appe.iran•ce..- `The Re; . giments .were t h e Ist , 6tl),- 7th; and- Bth; .respe'etively . commAnded b'y h••.-W C. -lotteds ; Bt Reit' p . .KRNsiNGTON, theLtitto 'Mkkott;-WrGkAt..l; SHAW, and•CANN ; No. They assembitcl : , otot heir Parades' at eight, ".114 tnareheti•thenee ito - the P 4, where they "arrived al , ont' atkil forme4 •in two lint..., orpoiite Grosirenor.gate,ettending from the 8a...,0n to near OxfOrd-gate. The fir , ,t, !find, and fourth, composed the front line ; .ind the sixth., sevmth, and eighth 'regiments,. formed the second line, abOtit one hundred yards'in, the rear of the,oothers. Lord MAR RINOTON and Suite arriVed:otr l the . ..greiiiiid about 'ten; when . the' . Brigades, after the .cuttornary preliminaries, pro— ceeded to perform the usual evolutionS, 'by march— ing, countermatching, and (.eploying into line. Tile. flank companies..of the front: brikade then fell fiht,• and' skirmished- -in front, ro-cciver.the main body, • • which advanted.in line,over 'the . paling'and,aci-oss the. difch into the , Del...Pakk. The rear firigatle: followed also -in line. In she -Deer • •Park; .thei two brigades were formed in . eparate lines ;- on a signal gnu being discharged, the three . Reet;: ;tents in front beg:rn (t) fire by Cc rrriHles fiotim , centre to link; and accinitted theniiefires in a ittan•-• .ber'highly creditable 1 , , them - .as inilitarf body.: 'she brigades . were then txercked i all t.,he lions arld : mirriceuvresof a seal aCtinii, 1,1 t. Bich they. "PlaYed ttitonishing ability and expertneW *they continued on chi,ground until tivai atm a"! 1 ;,. Obtain, (1 the un'tithilifieil - aiiiircUutiou: L0rd .. .1 - 1 A It : R INCTON by . qtrad o illei;: . g .and diac t pune. His*" . Lord.hip re:Orned th;loks roithe diff*nt'KeLiment..,:" through dick Colonels ; after which 14'y. marclte.it OF Ilk ground, tbrytighOxford.siket; iii their.order if seniorit . i., they had'entererlitin, the morning, CAA:IB IDGE, • . . • YEsTerCbAz the Rev...Dr_ St.iNtNint; rrovbst of c"ileg, , ,‘loiLi down ihe:Ulice of Vice-Chin -tenor of this Univtx.ity.i.,.and,chisday'Dr. MAR it. Ttri 'H 13Avy, Master of aii,y Vree-Ctimicellor for the C, ,:y eat e9soing; CiltjSn • . Mr. S E4TONN • prize is agoto adja eii to tho c.:ocitßu M. A. Feirow'ot Sr. ' 'College; lot Ills Poem on Christ raising • The late GEORGE BIGG E4q. was a Fellow of the Royal and Antiquation ,Socieetes. He was an facctira i tc .wel.,.acqu,iintid with the lowers- or in- ilicioe. His- connettio n with th'e ' lOretaTrotise. Drury Lane Theatre : , was r9f rely to • . .t the intertsts of the late Duke of IlsnrOttn, y , .( lie took a zealous 'concern in 'the :gtineni of :the' fornier property, and it.Cer.. Autioy...drrived great advantage f rom his,.jUdiCinus tuperinrendanc;e,• • fie Wilk a member of the - Surrey Ye,nsianry, and with his ailiveAnd intelligent mind, 1 ° 4 41 anti moral qualities, lie would , doubtless.haye ' e el' a distinguished ornament to the service, as *Well as a true pitrioti , .‘ . Soldier,--1-le was, we :un derstind, :inlbe forty. first year r of„his age. The ' inime diate.causeor•lti4. death was p, rupture in the blood vessels of 'tile braiti:'. Few men were so well gust CoMbine'erudite and Apleriditt fiien4hips, 6 " he will at once he deeply regretted- in -the circles 4 ' 4 ') "Pee- And of Fashion,-.:. • S 2 nit'ilay last - the' remising of the'late•Lotd'Fis DER rtiierrees z - in . the , faintly inDerbyl. I ,„ / • , Lite.ututt of : lititiiOirsikrEtt,'• begheattocil t ' n 'Y )C4e9 Wages rohis , .l,J.'.!st Servant. The h(tweireri has vi!tircnis.. b •Y Grace's tnesties. P.M 28 t'll l 'uli . ii t r'ee d bly ft) lit 9otiee fo tly . • given ;'' ' • trial " s)•ae Ca9tfe-tii 44 ° a/, • W '''• the 1- o Carey; iin de f r mir to ona ' : ! tni qlstia . 4ifr, on .the East, and to CUrstor .ri r ag e ly a s twelve o'clOck, tWo large Wilfs't'"".,,i el ac sidc 9 1 theCa4tiltoleste., cn c ? ;,. qf 01C. P9ints: of two cross Tni , ,ol4A_tti r e,,tei e d fp, the signal Lest at Cur i!i 'Pee or two tisionti;.,7‘,Jo other tt t;di were teak ^which'iweie in :the, ';;'line filariner returned. , distant is' aboni (Inks.' • 'trial was next 'aide ittirti.:llldthei ".I;ai . the flig;siaff; there AlthoiTh tie sun was shining was it was a considerable vtitnibefote she return ligtuil was libgerved'. • se'nnight the fiereforashite Agiicul, tufa' S4Ciety helirtheii ineiting Hereford. "I:lle.re • was .a y e ry' fi ne l- exhibition:Of :tivo.;atid . three-year. bht. l ki g(.s - .4:.(rfie.nrernillipfy,e, the best 3.ye,ir 'old INAS :it)) tO T. A. Ntaiii• ' ; Esq. . aria for the: bettsoffs..;tw&y.eisr 'Old to NIT. irr.tx,EYSi Slier,:; • tlayscrtiqj, reiiirited pity. did not.enterthtm•as caudidates t.le:prl,l,btx%two ye ar o ld hiif ers, which Were al. lowed "by 34 the membc..is;:atid agritaltu,i4l,..gensle me.iti, 'to : be 'the six - best e ver: . she wu, the property nt* .. pett):pric e he was °aid 'Os.- • tity, raving `reknseil i8of; for their): ;• ~4rgo,,f i ppo : ;ito ry Of 'sit and ; ,other' • ttAintitin 'Atitiqteor iron ra,. was - acCident,dly - tlis. • c Att r iethltafk , weeks sioce, byc . 'i: labouring' IIU naked Doobty, :in a iiieet'of gtoinid . ,ile4r the road atte7it'lliviforTestityt !_WaalhrAfftrrter;locv:-.---"l'hy svtie l • lri ltt g h vre,glirtfittisin;Uotst,sever,doisoccs,,sold.: tolev rit;AYitOSill , .flifeto 'shillings milt ! i tontlifra,oo , tilitY o fla.ltf,•:•'-and that hiti sre.tsare " 1 : 1 s..fesVfhlts• t, y ':seattilreri t.Yins .Vv-e re -left by hint fornothifrvto ir, Lotd 91.`111; hrti-a pp' I ;t rig sUece.s9, s ns e Y9ti!el prOdtwe city there• or tOur -piet:es. Six or tight have i,t.61 Sdlisbury. The ce:lbra +.61 r r , the ft&liting Jets'; wh-4, lately dist hk cor4estBWitli ad 4 ; •!) x I ;J; l; I othersis matched to: fii,ht Ge,/se in 'a few d as , for 500 tit Ana rebeit in fight the Villo lately beat:Du/4r, -but the tivintry 6111c1 not 4e ,/procured, THB .146Lfrth4i:PRocRIEss, IN TIIE PNliEllt`b T!IE EARL. 0! !~ '~ ... it i • • Wit RN RAI- Sat ill Chair, With gentle tot,e, and inodcst ()1 4 Sometimes perchance he made? 5k3;...:c11, Yet ventur'd Tint beynntl his reach, A 1111.1t_ rcspec e ; , But when, lultritain',4„ovil• hoir r . . • Pzrr, her great. hope,. resigied his pow'r, HAL steplrint6 the gap Humble, at first, he-took a guide, But soon the ladder east aside, , 4 seif-uflicie 4 t, Chap. .• . , .; though grown c r ontident and ' • • At length sie tinils his weakness out,' ' • '27 And in his seat he qUatees: Yet, rather thin reform his : counsels of THE STA TE'S BEST MAN, fliedch A posT 414 takes. go:have•l seeri a blshful ir , is• r'eti of he'r leery thoughts afrairl,, With himhes co.ver'd o'er; But once seduc'd by time And piare; Bereft.of ev!iy decent grace; • She'prbves a common y • .;.) f I + . . ,Oirtifir.Lane Theatre viitil'akAin rv.eil attehdedtatt . th? rtvre6eiitAtion.ot. A 'Fiji O . 1 . 1416 Has bandi:• -Bi►,t~tvioTeit was, 100. mur-il. • indisposed . -, pc.rform Carranadei. and ;he part wwilaoigned to who,went through. itTwithAmlerahlo 'tits- . But th , ..iugh.the Piece was.tliuS•deptived t olits chief couiic yery'.well.._ Tile-d.:l.ce liiittlectr.Miss DE Cei.iql ) , ME.NAGg i ivar ao firm) , and so %keit perfurti)rd,.'that• it . is - Orly ir t sitould.heorniite(L. i•-•• %.• . 'BR'nft'Am has been so sticceisitil 'hi the anirosi 'ri.,"n:of his single airs that he is Venturing. -bring . lorwartf an oi)era, crthckting ' erititriy of - his;own music. This Piece ,Wil), soon be'rFliresenteti at Cap Ve'til Garden Theatre:' • ' ' , , The veteran l-loox is' busy upon an Chtera . - for Drury Lane Theatee,- This don:ViCosel .liPtszl been' diiding b itilied , forhis silt:Tess . ' fit • puior tnelodies, . • Iv r+. SedoND is enga g ed for six . ;"'"li i:/ 11!s a t 'the 'Bath The:itrein!'the very 'great 'she . '.ricexed at `it,,,trizlNit'; Con certs latl winter, and' 'her superio r nieri,t, was tset Only recruntneniation the worthy Miitia - ger tifthe abOve Theatre.' ' • .The full title !ct-jt.E.rigoLos's new Corned) , is to Thiee per grit N 0 Wife, no Monty. Such ajtitlt; c!tkulatO to attra4t Attention of t(le tnpuied 4nti, m ocvkarrird men, apt), ,wt 4pkag • Dot tile Comedy it4elf will give a good leiSuri' to ' Bachelors. , • • , . • Cooks ivas a Scotch Charataer in Rl:Yrs:ol.l)3'3 new .comedy. The Author in this respect k very pnli. tic, for he not, only secures 'anexcellent 441. , r, 'hut provides the:4st, scope for the display of his talenti. The Pp.et4 04.'8 desertion or Mr..PITT, he ',owedi , e%'e-rjr thing, and' hiS:4citiption of Ms. 'TtE tst y!, Affords excellent scope.fOr the humunrous pencil of 'GIL.R. AV, and nisy• be considered at , .611fiterliart; to HAMLET'S celebrated comparison of the noy'Rrethers. A more dirt contrast in, heart ';•1 0 )ti head 'can hardly. be imagined. • M a ny per'nms finding that it is alisoittrely 'possible, to understand the A.l)itraa of Tke : /nrofni Bill,. have 'resolved to make a. 'sttift.ineilt ttf . th"cfr Income in their own ovay , on the Bfank 'spaces t;t tri,ii Ab!,,traCt, without regard to PrOVisions'and `Directions whiCh are wholly unintelligible. • - ..ctut tom; :CI RCUM3TANC E. —A gentleman at n,swwth h Is for some time kept :•a monls,ey,',to 4140 a ‘yas p.irtial, as .it did nut ,pciscss so in.ia l iy mischiesrotk trlcks,.in common with those ,anitu4s.,2 "'fi e . servant giVing it loud a k W day§ sine,e;:,:no ticcti the animal being uncommonly artent.ivi to s ume creature at its side, ant meht one& the . tlam . ,%ket ht lifted up a siitk ' a (hies eniri tttanner, which` caused the Monkey to retire be!liiitta 'bite rat. There . 'Was . eiterritiviAdciZl ilAr•aCquaintance being of oulc standinr ; ; ai , whi n 'the rat wt tilled; :the 'monkey ihewcd• signs of grief. . • • 'Advertisement stnclOqi at Chatleiton, Caroling, r . by a German who it:l3 lost his horse :`• • , tie is run avay agen, min,little plack horst', fritp . 44ia two tays rnrclit de.nite; aria vin he . tiot ,he'shurnps a&lett dlvel vas int, an he.trows tnenatiy'l not liaye sick fall since 'pcfore.l vas pornt. .•tlauy . 4l,o Amott jAcpb Shintel. Clymer.; he hay live int& fe'ct peNte; mst Vol! plack ttifis oWlii•S nose, von eye viii hulk rice like gran' ile is pranded r mit Ichn Keisler Stangtr, on - Isit.pehind side.py his ' 3414 .• Whoever will take kie sai'd;hOrse an' pring- him to nit!, top ott mine hnusn near Ztingaree; shalt /Nome reuard, en if dey vill Out pring me mine horse agen, 1 Rut - (le law in fotee ginst all delveptec, There is a v ine in the Graliery at Tlitltt ton Ccurt th.it fills-an . entire T! - pO2 ; 'blrk:hes, estiinated upon an ilyit'age at. !lb,' ,hooch. About forty have 'been pal but the ;renter part will be :')reiie s rv . ed 's Litth.day . . , . Yesterday. a po'rter..6efOngitig to;:gaq ,or Abe...jolts ,t he City, the illi)ssoins we believe„,,was cooyigl. ed belOre Nil. BoND, of having,reftised,to deliver a parcej,and rur insolence to the persotlio,whom it was dire4ictL There was' to be no.tiltargN hut. the : • . 1,, 1 .porter in s i s t !von three . shillinss and'a yonnyi or . he wtiiiiktalie it ,a way again, whiiAi'he":24oidly Ohl. Mr. BOND .gave him his t,ketitlif into the N4vy or Army, hit •i't to ii fif!it he vv,is . . from trt%ease unfit for eit!ici vv.is ordered to stand .commi tied. _ . rat most of the recent F:+u s in the North ; Wept . ,counties, the prict:. of Butcher's meat ittletteroi is ct;nt-ider,4l.k:. GP:4II. remarkable Ogee Ewe, of the, real L:n.. coin-shire breed,- the Nor rty of E 611.0 WOW? Lft E , q. of 1124 t ltrioll,.neat Louth, W,15 105t,pyek shug!t ER, of LinciAn when olive .2ssth.— C.IfC4SC, when ,al4ughtetett 476.1betPrfal itrid losc ft 86416.. • f.4#l.t . . t ,f 1 ' `toUl2l'4l K *NI G's , 14b14, ' . ; . • • ; , ;; ; il.ll"Tt24fis VQRI,L9kI:I , 11,.. 4 :4;11,1C;It 1:611 , t "fl . 11.:•K1E.,, IN GU1L4,.1A4.,L, :••••: ; - 7 - r A 11;4194 Att •AND .S.Nol 1 i.R.B..:'''.; I, 1{.111:11Y Rts.t,Vl 4 ,-iiwo . ,. .., . -.- ov-tEtt-; , - ...Pr ...., - .4 ...•.c.: - , 11,1 r.• GAR RE; tar stated; ".liat this;;•was zin„/VVnp..ol• ' - - ' I L• I ' e ' 1 4 ` t Troyer to. recover a vc§s(: l ( 1 '., 4, 1. 4 . , 4are, w n,k. l 1 the Delenriantshnd got .rLl:itiesi:no of.tilideirdtwieli t t, • which etas 'n'o'w 'pr€4 CV' . tve ne t xi s ly. knnw i ts lir•the . , - • ,-,: ... e 1 ittio 1, .. cotrimercial - worh!, under . (11(... .nantd . 0 , 0 Lai 1 , „, t'..P. t .., Tramter.: in id. ino•o: scr,h.ii rd.) , it • twit' tt. tv (RI , : 17 , 1 ch ,mot.e..cotivenient, than - a • ) !I • raoster in this Cou'oitry, . ivilicli• ialiti •rticiiirtkteetl - . ;.‘olll• , 'a...iarliety,pf.tervaing forms require'd 7 b' 'f.f.4tl ; ..nksi.li?.%l2ur . ) ' . 's ":',' :- "The f.-4Niy,itltikter.tifut was hilV by:t.lie. - presellt,' o Phlicitiff, in the y ,ir . i ;199, anti , l; ill .her ontfi ' t ; .r.he eti.ste sum Of. 3goor; fit D;:cettilveruSoz.• sh.!.. c ga ilea for • Jam - aica with it cargo, .whieli sheoiseliarged in Rio Bueno, ard while lying there. , shcmst with a NetP/h, as it is,,thereeakled, whic.fi`t;s.a.itiong Noqii 4.v.iri.f.i, in consequence al'Which•stie. wai.lorc4L - upon . the : sand; the Capiciin, , Trevious to. his sailing ; had 'been furpislied with a co:ninon; letter of i:' , tri)dthttion to a i\lt..Condi,gharn , •in.lotaica, h1.1:1) . as Captains . •usually carried vpii;•. l .te wasprepar:4l t 9 spew that it did not .wprrant titsagency of Mr. Canningitanf, if -that use should be. attediited to-he made ot•it.--:- • .The shiPheinß; thus . around,' thottg's'.' she had suf.. ,feted. no, ...nrttetial iojory, ..a: survey wag held upon I her, and 'Mr'. Dunn, ::‘,;:e of the..Pte, en t.' Defendanti, • . was upon that survey : wi th , very little ceremony. or ' Craminationo. they. pronounced her bilged, and A wr, , .,0, 1 , ; : tn .! it ~.. µ as de et - Ail - .. fhat she,:shtiiuld ...he. sold fur, thc . benefit - , of . tirte Uo&rwriter',. ; ( .31;,.., :Was •3ccoldingly advertised tor sale, '.al)d MI. a 01), tii.Sal.;eyor,beatrie the fit st p(1: : I ,;;; , .c'r. AIii:SUOLI as this. was :dote,: " vessel .:svas .49 , ,A 1n fl4 . itifd, and with a liitli repair to- heri•ilie ` tith.., ing, came to .E,Ogiartil with 3 hntneward.tund cargo. 'So it was 'they managed the .ma wets in. i ne IVt.st Indies... It secine - kr the U,nderwlitec to'be, 'lair. Pa . yall, and . they 'were . to benefit by tittle ini. ,bent .as fralidS. . 80t . "4 . had , also a 'woycl.t . r ..; p: . l:; is. spe4i',l4 the sale. Ile found great ,ftvosl.`vas„"lisiti ,upon -Its ' being . 2' sale . by puplicsadaion:. :"I.lllert were . lurt ever . menus of ; defeating ihe atiV,..lefitio • tF.,. f ' P ,„ • ' ~.-. • :. .: • ~. , A.:, :11.1,j. of a pub IC sale; . PunOtralttv„.,Aor..instacce i -1 .,..421 teat virtue ; it was: riot h'are better ex.enitilified.. .than'in the Courts .nf •Ju“ict.•..‘ 'l'Le Nabir.'t:&d • on theil,nch. :yls. i nin,ttuidly in lii, place iat, nine 1 o'clock c' en morning ; ..it 1 .1 : if . i :e were tisi•citme to .° come sonie morning 4t . _eii 3 lit, it it nO'n;ipt , allAir plaintiff, r...a I v. ,ct,r,. , : ;1“., hour, they would Wish ,tia;Lorttship h A lain .an. hour later ins , beil; St) tyjth resret to (,!....iS . sttle ) , .?it'etiU ' iy ,... i, he Shc i ruld - prov.e . that a gt;i:tlem in, 'y. ho., ti.,ishecl ,t,,ti beepne . :l pot. chaiser, went at the tinie appOinleti, btft: . wati'liOlit ,he •might ,63. hnme :,a , sain'i t 'for,.'site .l 4‘l' been 5t) , 11.1 above a qua& ter Of ari liollt heroic : and .11(!W. 1114.4C11 did the jury suppose she had sold ttir:l. This •vess;el, 'Which 'at lief' outfit had cost , 35001; . ? No `i nore , than l'aooi. cut rcncy, :.or . about , 864 . 1. sterling. This, M. l)irnn, .one nf ' the au rveyori - 'Jllo cfr- . demned the ship,. beet:Mc the • purchaser,and thert he. admitted 'another .of , the t.aine class to a.share..of • this fraudulent bar4aiii. Mt. GArtsow . their Ad- Verted to thelaw of the c;Le,. ip:sisring, .that.,,hopgii a Captain ,:could klieihee:;l,. ; a ,ship in a lOreign country, he had no imilied discretion to sell it 'totter any circumstances. Thomas, pochannan, a seaman nn hoard 'the Grac e , itated; - tlit lie sailed Wi!h,lher iff gin V;iliiiiiii;in . I)eceMber is 62, and .tkit they: arrv . c..4l at Bueno iti o : it, about seven weeks, when they discltarged the cargo. •Tlere'thi•Y`iiere'dfitien on'th'C l iamTPby • a north wind: • 'He"-.reriitlitibeted , i survex„he,ini itirld, al i t! the Sito'being - stilt! : the ..Peratifii Who. madethe survey'did,nrirgo into the holtii.H ••1•4•• • cir;1 riot ihiuk the' ship:tvas bilged; b;:v.ittist tlic'ty4er ,stunk,* w hich it would not hay.eilone, hu3' i ' t'fic4 .l ed and r flowed with ihe rid,. . The water to IterMArsie . from the 1) y A - ft's tumiiiing over . her. inidshipl, as Site lay on the satul. :I 'l . n , fre/akivey: ',../Vriiitii.A . lthel >l>i.tiericaii . .Fcb,..'Lrar, 31141 !%• -, .•r:.4 -. i.:), - it . ier l l4l) ? '! i 'Ait'i , re .. driven on._ the, I) " . i , c lll ..V...t l S , traf. 5pi . ....0 1 . 1 ti;ey were all got nll7 , again, ,extteptrithe, pitortarivitich , 40,,,;b ur n t d,c „. • ~,... .• •... :...4, ~; .....,.., ,I.Ati;oirw - bi,ii -9 takerrf iithithef-44 t rt - li ' h t;%; 4 . 4" ' ''it'fina'c i llri li l t rt the Grace ink on,tlicluin.l6,,kits.- fowec ,Ibund,her, amt iimwber.paaitionlhet : aaw,ohe'•wisiint.4ttteitodig nidgettlt,,frnot 4,4 ;und 4 :l4, 4: he' 4 was4itre',. ' helllnt ' 1ti1gq4 1 ._,..: lie /1 1 : . ... .IjlTtl.P.:l*.c.fu- , ,:gfiv.,1)1443114 , - iv l 4 . ... .449 the . bcriti. ; .ht: AN a liecti ;lank hoer taws itelsodowtetio •► ity' i t all her butts arikplalimixcArptjir 4 ;M id . l k ii 0){,0g.,, b 4 .w..is .ii;ker,tAseAttrtmitsiAellKlitit,t..o.la.i6re become '..,:, piaci la he r . He, accordingly atteridt4Pat ._ the appointed hotir,'Ailt ‘ ll;;li:Sa ' tVatcl) 11e,,,‘1 ,,, q1 jjet4f the tiine,;hut lye 1 .: 1 n. 4 be.eritittld,b4ore'his arrival.' .Thp.itti.f.Xcy74.ot) rite ad v tr litettrc nt sve . rotoU6ifiliartd . . Mid, iri!Whichj the A r eqitt - '3oitrd;sCribOlffiltd . . • :,.q.,..tn., A. , 0,..1,,....:.:4 i,biu „.., and a wreek. 4 ~ , .( - !...t.,'' ylottl i . . , Mr.44l,sttt.tr . T ?r ;tic, . I , •ietl 40?) , . 1t 1, 4%,/tlffill inienci;us defer , ce. o.guing,,fori;!hd u ncee,g i iity°. c i f i :thii captain's a.,soliting- a: discretiim- to , ,:ell .1 'i , :isel • ' whicli t ¶t he c . r.iiildifririfgAskOkbi i:irc - n'n'iliiii•t:iA 1i1 . ..; . . - .. the 'peaek :-. :(; * 'iliccAiiirigilelli?e's , i'i w', g ;', : y.. 0 .,i..,,.. tv.i I'. atifi wthe aiflt Ithil tisigiii/ lraiie.no6u savril.- L '. • - „.... . ~, ~.. ~.i,441, ~ , tr ig .; '• . , ~ ~.,.. f: s„.aptakto,,,oryt.okni, k-0,11,,, . 1 1 / 4 .11 , ..14,:r:, anti: •,i)iinr), who, had made the sill vcy, .-.... to thcolieveraly rxt. tnlgii . :;l, t 0 . pfo7tirat thew 'w;i4-a 2:1i..44 firlprolTl ) ,.,:. ''h it gt trAtice si ir off' - i.g..iiil, ft: , .l:''o) - cit" 1 ..%,..4 i the best'tiling 40 !.ell iir! ,i , • L.: i y ; Lit tr::',. their cCOSS.e4,irninatitirt ) ii :;preare..i 11111 tt ~... sorrcy . hag tieti 'made , : mast , ' hcg lige n i;' ,7 . ',N o y ; ,' .. w.itii, il ii cill,en taken tti'abtertain v`eliethershe was•biloeil or not, or ta whit extent she.'wasilate:i - •2 , 1. , : ;'. t .'7 1 . ' 1 1 ..,.. , . ,or. , ,F . kt. c Ntioß,ov,gp_ ' 7 i 41(.:, I ~ . i : (r . ,:;! , ti. , n foi• " the ' Fir). was, whether the .iile' tv::s a 'eel on: ; so• as to:.diNesr the title or diet:6ll6lß? The autlint4 . . • ties of the •, .I,aW cOlatra•':aill;'`tlln s tll'-eit',lt.;in rnigttt ' hypothe.gate the;:ilii, to" t • ,it,e mon # cy .in it Wiogo land, ho t it hail never .g.t4itilht le n gth of allow. ing lirtl , tm implied - dli.cietilts- , - to - seilr,' ovin under! anY ~: tt6l,- t ini c e3.' - Bert' in"the ; wak of: . .,t,ittt.iiit the c,i , “! by Mr. 4.F.til•ktz:;e, namely, •‘4. , 'oen. eircutit— blio I. i'e r t'e so pressing, th.tt even What t could.be • saved :mist he lost, If - the . C:Aptaiti did not atstnnc, 'Stich ''a di - scrititsn;''h, - fiit hi 3., p , ,r t, . woubl .go , a , great w.ay. ,tu.sup4soxt. it.: ....i3ut then the conduct of ilte Captaon muss be 511.:11-41 , t he' ow ner : hitroell, -t - ea. sOtublit mut .plitticlttly teas id i qg his. oven? interest, Weald :tite - pnr s ed... under su ciz u Ivo ttee s ~such ,were - made. gut . the . owr.,er 'hiiritelttvould h!ve sots; then the neNt don was; whetlur - the sale was made withou t . fraud ? In this case it appeared; that the purchasel, was.one , of the . Surveyors , who firsteondenynkql the . :he afterlVards purcha3ed. . As SurVey4*,' . must be Fonsidered as.aTruitee' for the interest of .villtatties,,, and as i Trustee, he ought never to be. come a purchaser. The Courts of Equity were- sci je;110,419 'OO - iblv:Mad, that thCy vacate any 1 puroase. Move: i Justee;:anci it migh t lie at known,. . that 'Fitrstees.oUghtrrever to become purchasers. ,His Lordship then detailed the evidence, - aud observed upon the result of the whole, that. the . 'case — contained circumstances , of Mote thank suSpi.eiOn. * -- . Perdii.'7 for 110V. , 4. Cause was. called on, hat went off on ac. count of if deficiency of arren.fance in the Jury.- -AnAher . .was referred i.O .. ariiiteatiun, and the Sit.. tings4errninatrd. , ,•. ThP.Master of Batson'. Coffdephouse, yeitenlay pai.i 40i. foe the postage of letters br Hight by the five Gotienburgh Mails, diretied for different Mer. chants at his house. • A-letter from St. Vincent's, dated Sept. 4., says, ." The Fleet-frOM Britain arrived a few days' ago at Bathadoes, and the Fleet from Cork..arrivad 'hereon .the id, under.convoy of La P;vre Frigate. . A Inv .44s ago some Genriemert of this Island were cap - (urea by a'French Priyatees and sent to Guadeloupe, but were retaken off that Island by one of our Crui zers. The folltiwiniare4 few bliservationS niatle by the Captain..of a Flag of Titice; upon the present stare Of Martinique, lately, arrived from that Island: On kis iurival at Martinique, he *was eondudied to the Governer (Vtt.LARET) to whom hp delivered hls-lettus; by hie i he was:, treated'icindly, and had liberty to walk through.thc p sotyri(under . a guard) ; ;evt..ory face }vore a gloomy ; aspetq. „'From the atria . ' 1-ilt:,els:ade of the island no . t4iid c'an - get in or out -; the, greatest Nearaity mf proiisiorta pterails ; the once, great commercial town of St. Piece's now a s p. pears, ii , lce• a: , Wittlertv sr, ticil'ce' Pt ,soul to litit,cri walking the.srrest, .all brooding', Under 'the presint circonistunces, .and looking anlcintisly for.a change Of Government. • Four weekvitipi, there were too 5g:114 . r.41,900 lh,garrison,,t,hc,rema,,inder a 4 ucai As iri.l :illy thousands. ; since then, the .iltix has gotbin arnonkit.thent,, whi6tsisedaitrittieepinit oil the . re. 'mai9s,,,„:"thc coiner'. Vet 61 .. ,:tyt's'e : troops 'is„ 004 ffigkiiiirlie'sVai a It'aie,tii4ii, intd Ort him they pri n . r il ciiiiillTtl. i ttl!ndstj;:for anYi. , .'ciffeneE the Island dotil:I iiijilic:::j 00i ic . Militia iS entaApeki, expeting . .:!ach . iil.;ment tpli'oattiickett. i . C oath' tti.le is tinaergoitl iiie"?.lgii n e 4'04 blockade. li.i tv ,ling mt.it it, pt., to the At l liiiiii: a hj jk or both ,11N1,:lp J o o, 4ee our erlt4Cl4 lying at anamr, out of gun.shol,' taking every soil that a p pears.'' '”sThirrs,lay . ' se'nnight, Icl.v. CF,O4; a person 4 tlll, kinder the . assumed rank of a' Lieutenant in . tlici Witvt i , '', lodged' autPboarded at I the' Hind inn, at ,Wellingborn', was fully c:nrimilted front the P,ubl'i&tilrce - :110y-sfreeti :fOr . trial 'at the n ext , :As'i'es'f l orlklOi[champtnn,..on a clutrge of ha v‘ i . tii stolen a - Le'tt'er, out of the Post - office,' k ept at the :dyne lon (arid to . which, from his lodging in ' t h e house, he had occasional access) containing Bills :Mt the amount of :t241:---lie was not sOspeOrd until “nne time pfter : he left- : , Wejlingbor n ' i w h e n he Was taken at . And over; and some:of the Bills found uptin him.' •-.. ' , Aldisiireetibie'Accidjnt oceitilecr cin'Wediiiiday. evening,' on the Blackftiqrs.:itnit'i.' IA Singie.ho,rs4 Cll c,,,: with . ra Lady and 6initierean; wh o w ,,, t i ilkiving ,furiously along,..eatne• in coma& I,vitit the whielAff a IT - 4ckney.eo,telt. ,- 'f'he f.,ady was thr ov V o raf t y-,111 vioienee of the ihvek, and fell on tile footpath ; both her hands .were much bruisvd by t h e r a il : - the i Gentierxian unfortun'ately fell mat at the back of the Chaise, and. the (...;),1ch...,h„ 1 , , c3 ta ki ng friglit,:_the ,kvhcils of the Coilch went o v e r par .a his ft.iti, ,7he•Chaise I) , :ing ntal , 7'.ol slight.ln'trt., 404 s ,44P.Ilii'at i ti4'tnage0'. ;12he `,•(..;entlettian anti Lady were itputediately conveyed to a Louie near the litiAr i vittere . sn . rgii...7til a\liiit'ance IvAs procure& --, Illa• .uti is toft•• . , . , •r• i ! . • , , • ~ j" MA toil o - tuatiuts .....- Yesterrlitr , William Wein... brook . w.ts charged- beinre , theloa 0 MAyost by , r „,,, , , ri,„ ; „.i.e„,,,,,,, pei,:lyati'lliiiii.trfti 414 ;Wil t Atkicat4 l 4 " :o l .A . ) itO7rive 'X'i.iiittu)s, and4elitowbbelk mat' bt intis' lit h a rrn4irt ,: , an4-$ , Ob. 4trutting . hitt) In'ilds'e'Steig(sell if firi tlfity . Wheii Se. ~., .., , ~ . ..1, _ : Li y t •,, A:_'._. ijAL * . -v, , ,j, ,„. ' ' . WAPP ,,I4 / 1 01" 41 .11log' , vTister , -Builitts, , ex. 4 4 p i lltitiNdtAtty' Ifii .rigrashii v'tf44r,W . C.StiliVOk:hA t t b'een fritiviV,y,'lcieSiZy.,44,''fig kt.itil'Atil*elf;ft'thirs.re:'fi'iti, 1119ugh l heAwks,sign Ar.y sketqatity Anil bad been sum. moned beittrtswolcuoni3eMagitittatel,and cautioned f ,tog,t , i t :,-11 tftift:,-1t 4 .44 it et-.,- , i,3t4tinited i:l4 ottry -0 1 1)detke 'i t . I.o'o lici, ( 1 4 . , 1 1 44400 -b i 0 a (":4Aii bury, near Kingstlyt,,pilek.lt,,esist e d him in dle. exett,,tiamatiiivdisti:, ~IS'yestisrtissfirli,:nork.ie4is,itlgAhill 'AViiiietsits' l l t) r(4o;oopliyOtt i ie . 0 t:"satir ! i i i () risof Ili 3 jtiViiitilCt,lOrlt antri.o4thitnAllciNnajtl tqr obstruaing the Water- Bailiff or: his . , asiskantli k ill heir duty %v.., ter" -pounds ;.. a tittl , by 4ting- fo r a ti ve lih6da t not , bi .. inga,regolAr fishers, ii or haviliriiiiv4trhlf'Wp. t' entieeshi 'Agit, l', • 1 % : ;:tt'.))• . 'irct . ..pothe r fine 1.....-." tny .0,14, ~ ~ ,-, ~...,,%,--, , J r . A.,:, ,... , ve poun s. I 81, . lust 14.4.a1t,) 04• , 4491114t ifl OKare pXS4l4l4)iat Of“ 1,41 StitOild petiltyntliere4coold Wrie mitigation, .-,as .. 4 1/ .., f liAl , Frint9t,.w ere . a set offif?ett IV 4iiiir FicaildstWA ; tee, sIVP teaj i;i oil: t ti t T privilege#. lie therefore= tblda - hin, that • , Ile'.trinst• - }uy the tw o pepalties of five piitpds tra0h,60,,,, . 4 '..„ A'hiEtiey coicliiiiari Ai - feted at GuiliVilaii lvfl:.. tertiay +os. for krlstient brltayiour in the grossest mummy, elOil (;)(.Idifig 10‘)Zr thiCt•lliti fire, Yesterday Thomas Bu rirr, a sail..m,,ki r , w h o was convicted at th.e lasi Se4sioiisi' Cierkmwell Green, for having a quantiv of c..inv . .,!; lo his i) s.„-st.i6ti, wi,ach prQv x sl l tii•* 11 4 pi6 i1 .,,,y, ut ~ 11., Ki„ ~ g , i ,, lawfully 0 - 6,...,4, ~,,, , g rrviible it,- !its sentence, expp ie d u n the vinery iti I. ethi- of 01,f Gra vel.lane, . ItatetiffelfilOtagar; - Attvt sissy he ‘y,is taken back to New Ptisokto tinderg) the t , winder of his re q . fence,: Which is a nson!h's eot.ti , ,einent. The c01t,.. i.coore ofprorle, chiefly a;.i) mikrrsovas very great. The catch of herrings, for the list fortnight, at Ha st ings; has been v e ry considerable. ' Very fire `ones were retailed at LtWC4i Uti Saturday, twenty fa: a shilling., ' . •