The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-09 00:00:00

LAW .B,EPORT. COURT OF KINO's BENCII, Dtt. 8. xir riNcs BEfORE'LORD ELLENBOROUO/1, AND A US. CI AL JURV, IN WILSTASINSTZit..O4LI” III! NVP.Y w. BAYNTON,,DAIO'.. Mr. GA'R ov said,: that this was All adiOn against tile , lion. Baronet, whose name appeared on • the. P-,.c.wd, but Was Only against him ncrninaily as Sitet:;fr if the County of Wilts, the adion in reality %v v ./ ~, „ yairkt •i - Noble. Lord Who had indemnified him. The Plaintiff had ad v ;s oc e d 12001. toiLord Arundel, and took his Bond for. the `repayment of it in the JlttY following. "Srme of the interest ,upon the Bond Wai ,but not.a shilling of the principal. Thr4laintiffinititOted an action agaiost the Noble Lord, and recovered judgment . for- . •t5q01. and . a fraai3On, and issued ()fit cxecutirm for- that sum.— This execution was dirticAM to the Sheriff of Wilt shire, who was the pre.,,eot Defendant. When the Sheririts‘Oflicer entered at Wartiont Castle, lie le vied to the. amount of 2001. 'Old upvilardi, hoc to Till ;Ist, hf Illt! Plaintiff, he made a Returri ufiim the Writ, that the Noble Lord had no more goods . on-whielt he eould' levy :o answer , this de. triinitf. So iliac of till the furniture and valuable pro. perry of this Cattle and Isilansion.house there was not althillines‘yOrili of it to be liable . to the pay. ;Tient of this fair creditor ; 1,1 that by Virtue of a Contratt entered into by De;ed between his Lordship and' his Lady,' all tlle effeas!stere transferred to her, that wan to say.,„ to Trutittel for- the belie. fit of this-L was known 'that. Lord Arundel was indebted to various . creditors in divers loge stinas - of money, and . ii`was supltosed that this ko_ petty would be a fund for the piymenrof his debts ; bift'llie Plaintiff did not know that this Deed pro_ vide4 that only such debts' should be. paid , as A . 01:ruid (tired ark' was not "a debt which her'Ladyship is d direeled to be paid, and therefore the'execiatforilvas defeated by ih operation of this Cotitraet ; the'Sht:riff's Officer refused to levy any , flirilier, being afraid he was not justified: the 'iat It as returned' stating, that Lord' Arundel, the Defendant iu that Tiecution, had no more goods whereon .the Sheriff' could levy. This adion was . bi-:night fora 1414 Return. The present Case was upon admissions ; the parties admitted the I)..td between Lord and Lady Arundel, by Which these effeekS were citriveyed to her Ladyship. Also that. the Sheriff` left unseiiedand unsold goods and chat , tels',.'fir the Castle' at:Watdour,, which' wanld have been liable to the' Execution, if this Trust Deed had not been made, or it the some was void. The Os. tine therettne was, whether this Deed was valid or void f fie contendedli`witi void, inasmuch as it .Was frattdUlent againo creditOrti Mr. Ett.stort,. on . behalf of the' Defendant, or tither Lord ArMidel, obserVed, that chi; was a mere question of law, to be .reserved, if the Noble and Learned Judeg' ;hi ught lit, as a case for the api r , nion of the Caiirc; My Lord tcrandel, who de. rived h;s-high title and estate frnm his *cadent' and 06bIt. Kr,bily, wink residence had been at War. door Castle, mattiedhis . Laily, who will heiress to a large estate. This marriage took seffed in the year t 764.: upon that marriage there witt . a settle. ment of that estate 'an the male issue of that mat. title ; in failure of Sueltissue, it. Was at the dis. rosal of her Ladyships; and in case of her making no disposition of the estate, it was to dr volre to her own rightheirs. - There were two daughters of tis marriage, but no male Issue. It was now out of the course of Nature that any more issue should take place Ali; a marriage which-tobk , place 176+, unless indeed it -shonld please the Amthor that Nature to,alter the course of it, and therefore Lady Arundel bin) the entire disposal 'of that estate, she having now the lee.sitnple and absolute inheritance of it. This 'estate was 40001. a year. Thus tuated,,and my Lord Arundel being , very much em.. bi.rrassed in his circumstances, and lierplexedby.the inwortuoities of creditors, tlis. LidY c()ot'ente4 to charge her estate with , the sum Of r 0,0001., arid haVing raised it, advanced his .Lordship ,that sum to relieve him froni the inaportnnities of his credi. tort, but, by 'way Of - compensation, took an assign. ment by, deed, of all the property arid 'effects in Wardour Castle ; so that these effeets were now the effes,.not of My Lord, but my t.. qtly Arundel. Possession had 1 t i given to her, arid she had can. tinnod in that possession-ewer since 'the execution of this deed, which was long before this:Writ wavde.' livered'eo t ;TherifT. On this aCCOUnt thesegoodS could not be liable to any execution stied dtit against his:Lordship, he having really no property in them,. they having beconie the, il'irpert`y of'Lady Arundel, for a foil and valuable cianSjcitration. I Lord ELL t NC,OttOUOII asked Lord and Lady Arund.:l continued to reside roger icr at- their Castle after tit execution of iltis conveyance of the pro. perty and being told most certainly they did, his. I,ordslop obierved that then the pe,,session of arty O goods . rthataels',. l Itowe7er conveyed, 14'10r what. - ever c( irsideratioN. the 'property of. the -hot! Lind. ' . Whatever« proplrty a wile iniOrt have in her posseadinn, that pussession, while shy+' and, her hush irni lived together, was the possession of . the bui6iffid.' IlitshAnd and with regard to the .ct.j.nyment of personal property4wlthe they lived topether, were one fiesh• and., blood by 13w.; he could not creme. hetween them a. third estate, It Was ,a, da,trine trolc.numn to the,law, that u ‘.l, lie, living with her husbatia; can have poksessiim of any personal property,.of 'which . the. Imbhand is not en. titled to. post.,ession also and therefore,: most on. .qUestionabiy,, these goods. were in the. possession of Lord Around ,at the- time' the execution entered.: whether -the deed'. was valid or. nut Wdb tiLleStinn. They then called the Steward oftord Arundel to prove the executiortof 'the deed, .Lair it it ppeotest .by svidenee, that in ilVt instances after this deed was extcuted, . Lord Aruntlet.ltact- Raid, ...Alai caused to he paid, money to ILIUM tOlCCltem,gw• t ,e,.: vol'l4-o , do alter illey',were elairried by ,croii.tors, undv . execution. Vim), which Lord :,.Er i t,Etrooitouott Oyserved,. that unless this was.a clear sloe, there never was, a clear pie in a Court otjtvitice. pever 'heard : of stick_ a case. In five. instances this Noble Lqrd 11LOt"ICADE OF THE ELBE /MD trEsER. Ellt. EDITOR, . , IN your Paper of the li d . inst. loliserved at. attempt of " a Friend to great . Britain ered iir Trade, l4 to reply to some cursory remarks of mine on . the - blocka,lr' of the 'Elbe and 'Weser s inserted in yours of the 17th inst.—This it reristrible reasbner iniy rest 'assured that 'tiara of leisure alone and not any diffieulty I , linci, in the-emitest has retarded tny present appearance befor,e-tke' Public—When I con c4da.thauT am•'•not a Hilton, I admit every thing that liaslhe colour of correaness in my oppolient% whole statement• This sapient •Writer has adopted a -very pleasant •way of getting ever or under my' arguments,". by •a Nipping aisertioti,' that my infor. tnat ion is tiefeftive and my coneltisionsra re e rrOneon 5, without-taking the trouble of dettiling any para.' ottlar errors into,which 'I may have fallen :—thiii _i , s odeniniy a very •shott .way of knot,iing doistfielti Miter, and tnay perhaps pass - current 'with - . the detttrmined apologisttruf ,Mitrfltry. I be g , leave, Ixwever, to tetOrt , the, elf:lege, and sliall probably. lrecable — tcf conv lei '• this friend . Of Brit hit "L'tacle, of .some important MisAtitementa: on the ‘evitienst of faits 4e14 -known' atitthe Royal li - xcharigel of Lon, &lo w tal,d ,. •Atimit t el i t liy most , :manufaiturits in the halltt)tiflisiliptiinktWilie Nntitifloe'EUtope. •'' In tliV TOlAtt r iv'telliflit r il't . 't"i{tlid.d'ec isi on at •.' .• co -.,; •-, i 4 Ca' der-, I'3l '• 4 . ~ v 4 ?•. ,I catilliti y ereia► tvA the truth or falsity bf t' l is prott't:the 41 'iiiii;Gt 'iri b ntsbilii i e',;',..... ,, %.6.,,,d ro' ll t ri risti'va i de = f,;9,,,4, l 6,N 0-4 . .„ i i,i,:..ic i T'id, .., irii;ii ii`WlTMger4"lyli(ll4nieaidr'is lt . bas " fieli asi iittadrilionljr 'b;ifig::tMo.iitir44llCrzt • " has ()AIM ilii. - .0 d ., : erp . , 0 ,A - Auttitilt - iii, - gal l i h.t've .' • •!'estor" t t oc, 04: 1 , !, Et 4 , 0 '1! tll 1 , 7 ' " go - he, tit ler to,consitFrine T trantittes,., and the ''''Utze.‘ liarifiltie l lial`tflr td, be. sa ti ,• li;.Ni: ,,- __ 1 , iCgtCaVie Let ''l'stiei; ll,"/Z.O. , am;n1r . bris'l l ti:a t for 1 t wo:VitAin'aTer Ihi'.'hilielegtfe' of the 'Elbe; 'lncr.. • dliilti 4 fq t 6 - ' ilq fi l die l iiiiiitt i t)i 1i ty wete' fiiiling, with ittt i fil Sat wet4iff i k t r 1 r i6olls , 110 CI) ti Si able 11 , ~, ) b -,art,! . .• ,1 c. trill ;, . r/ / to set t neat' .103 . i ices . ! !.1 beca u s e oova /13iitife:471 1),r, , ;e . ti ));!fl.) pi - ire,' tflat die ' few Gerill.iii Efotisc , ; who hAv t e encr,tiotereti alt ihi tfilf. • 11..til ties of a ,circ'ilitou. Ttule, .ii,t , e, after cletluei." in,; ail the ex: ' dCh a rgcl i rcatitc realized a cle a r l' rofir of 2 5 'it 36 per Ct. ;111 f fl6iiSlfriiiitnts ft (..;tii this enuir.' try; whicji•ttfusp. 111-vr ;been; OK by, a ,co u etvpdricg Joss to ~tlritish Alerchant*g)c:..their . trans.atlantic f ft ievitls ?-s•-•-li.tv.e not dip, ribilittai.ii!tes. Jt ColOni4r, P.KM-lut:e. ,hey :.'n , eff•gleti•AL..l4-40Atiti409. Pz:(T cast. for. Soars-, n ral I 2 Oli.al A 2,5 F,:, fihf. hest .C9ff . e t ' 1, and it re alma 360. War Briges ; t r -1,A3.40 a., rostAns ,v(114:11 Mattufaiturers have ,to ~ b e • eat istied, they ate 40' b. fouud' ; in.the ,delays which prevented very consider. able •Shipmettts from iirri,Ylog, io •tirne for, the. Ci-..r. man-Fairs;—On these Shipments-, lley must, in the • hest event, experience a heavy lush-and...on: inany of tition, rbeing articles •of fashion, anti of traulitorY • (Imam!, , tilt inconvenience Will be still pirates.— iftases in point, are within the rWriter's•"kn". 'ledge, and ~wit h in,,, the experience of the mast considetable Shipping ManufaifUreri.--That the Neuf pal ity of- the Hans: cro.wist, is i now .precarioli, • I adrni t,. And for 'the , reasons :which I. haveillefo* ! stated-Pi—They are causes of British creatiost4—!they only:security, which' -these towns f, ,, inerly'enjoy,e4 wasiin the Treat interest which all the Powers the:Noith felt in their - illy iolability r llity being :the • grand ' enfrepti of - Commerce. with that .part •Af• • Ettroise , -44Takefrorn: these towns all theirtrcade and: ditribute it ornong the _principal. ports of I)entuark, Sweden'andhPrussia, and you not only purchase the. indifference - ofs tice PoWers, , but you bribe them irrto the inttodst-'ofi. Frani:left) consent to thezccu. luttitin'of otllese , towns , by;beriartnies, and; the cNui ' sequent confiscation, Q101.'13'6651 1 prop'ert there,: which can neither be pratetled or removed,Riy ' . , opilimelit very 'rall . actously ascribes the the'failores anti' commercial distress in S'iVindling. hill itaniaelfons being cut•tip; lailures and want CTedii Rills, are to the' di;astroui result "Of Ccit}irri`c Vial'enferptises • to: Si, Datriingo, to the capttire- of 'slime of those, anti of many slii l rs iii ntlier tracies;"ankilhiiiii to the mea. sores of die 'French 'Govermn7nt itself, which,' in rn';iny instanres , ric been tremely hostile to th e i r own Cninnicr:N'T, iFI3 withib the knowledg e of all wen in I)Ail6ti,' 'Oat iillai - nnt been the Cir.; culation of Exdiange on - litfrit Credits; that hal heen-so m'Och.crampetl as thole facilities by advances on" real orirations, are the life Of trade, in which all Coininer,:ial Countries have in' eqiial and comino'n interest. '"'II those' Rivers 'h ai l not fi`ten 'hfockadeti;" 'says this Writer,' ". we should have hail French Privateers ftam thence:"--Surely, 1116 WiSe'lVLllmust knOw that there exists a dis tinetioh between a Military'lllocicacie, (A+ich wottid . have 'answered all the' purpose of defeating the hostile preparations of the enemy). and that general unrelenibig Inteldiarion which reacher the'rnost*ln. nocentoolijedsbf tratie.-The Ports of France, cep( Hsi/re' titit,'Gra cei are tiVeti . to a fair and neutral tratleiyet all of them ave.:most diligently watched, by British , Cruizers, sa tlyttfoot even - a with:a hostile purpose, cAn escape their vigilance: So`•'f r. from the Trade of the. Kingdom being les. ' o ' Riled . by the Blockade, :it:isas been the Cause 64 a MfliirSh t rettortinglo Great Britain, which have,gorie tetYt may be- very grateful tor:British IVlerchants, whoithai beciitne the 4eposi ia ties o fart unwilling Confidence I what art the refiedidits , .which occur to the distant nett? rat merchant, seboAntis himself embarlc. td in these-Alisr)rted enterpri#i ? Will lie nut nAtitrally the. Britich Merchant' parriy 'hint cit *rant the`, . Consignee lot r.wharn this' ship. ment ,was intended; - and thus -sivd> m e f rom - t h e lruimitts:-penalties , to which I:.lvibstgpmed, in case .they.peturn, oadir 4)v)test:l-.Wilt thei. l3 titish•Mer,;:! ehant tflq;C:a't)vernment tnrlcnettify, ttkti)CJIIC joss wttccft tcsults fivit iaiptet.d ma(ket,for which We; lIPPIAL-W4oo,llfitiler.C6l.lo4ated Of tieSlipeol ? AilibOtlAttcolltsfAlSo. t(k4.olksOle the Hon Merchattts,.byilsayipg " 'l l 4birtost. ti Trade' „het teen the ,U,6led..State, of Aui tr i ca . . 44 anti 4 1 iatpbtirgh,. has. rogmeitr .to itg ancient', ' Cilifilld t ,',anxi this, Cvuttry ,vi ta becOMei. more: C.Vel Centre: of Tltis . 4onsolatiult .vply intended for the; A most daring -,to4hery was eoprnitted on the night of Tuewliy. lasi', ;it atlace Failed ,use, near Oakanelough, about five miles from Gdrsraog.. Between ten and eleven 'o'clock, 'the family Itaviog retired to resl,. CIIISIS:atig cif two etittlOit brothers of the name of, Ect.Es, their sister, iind'a iervmt girl, they were alarmed by the app ear:met. thrre men, with blackened' faee4; clean' whiteshirts over their tloath's, find lighted tandles; Ithitiltr: and cords, in `their •bands - ; who made thleto gcbtio o • on d haVing bound them separately., with their Hatkis be "hind ' , them,- to, the, bed, went to a desk,t3gok'e it "oon, arid stole thereout cash nod to (104141(4)ot of,i)etween. a sold-. 30Q1. •vvith whidi `they triode OW, locking the ituutir.door, after, them,iAlia thiviwing tio key, awe y. They.left the.blaelr4ivg-pnt. which .tltey had used for tkir facet behiott . latro4,4 The . whole of, the family retnaioed in th 4 fatiOplOt4We situation kill nearly eleven o'clock bit morning,. when Ott servant, girl, afieril7lllcd4Y 6i s rug, gling,.; contrived 'to:bite ,ther,cords w bichibound .h er InhirCS3'S VirmS i t tecl . her, t 1 .45 whole. 4 . tpem,gmt, leaied.,_,We art.. 4ert4.,,toadil that the rciarr - Otave • • • . , • not YcOgrii 915,0yeted,, LON UOl4 : Primal by Cil AN AN MNI 1.1.AN,(01 liow- Co;Jent-Gariter i l 4 , • tate) i 4 .. of iu 141 , 0)0. AY W. J 414 vl tt,sciF 1.4 S'c g Ott., (A.f SOV.th 0111111.f..irret, GrOSYCJIbt4tI At the Surt.C)Fr lc No. Strand where Advertiatvultii; .h• 7 F At;tkr _, •o. 1; 1 ,---..----....---..-....-••..r.-..--"r7T •. • ••• i ..• l y ' t ‘').' "ell t?lt.Q,lfildalif PlC:kit/4v:- i••'• . a o ,!, ali, so t.eu,isy.'iltaYkAil ..;I•lTitAii 0 . .5. t t f4.5 0. ..: . B y ;S o lt, . C 1451004 . 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This was an nelion broughtiky the Plaintiff, who had , been- engaged, , under a written Agreement, ex. ecuted-by Mr. Taylor, as Agent for 14 Defendant, to recover 1801. due to him by vittue of tharagree. ment. Mt. ERSKINE stated, that the Plaintiff had en. ` gaged to .perform in the orchestra of the Opera, as the first hautboy player, but he had, : bY t the express worth of. the agreement, stipulated that lie should play during the Operas cub, and nqt , k iilring -the. BaHat. He had from experience found that ; ;it would be injurious to his health to play duri ng both ; the hautboy being :an instrumentapt to ex. .11aust and tire the performer on _ir;• and 'the tiff having .suffered befare l in his health, provided 'against n repetition of such ill consepiroces, by iiarrowing hi Agteement to play doting the Opera l *,: . only, and not the - tallets, by which, had he beerl, fairly dealt with, he toight,intve imbanci g ed.bis health and earned his bread, In the course •of: . the,trial a noosuit utiint arose : the : Peed cxeccteo,. r lyt t wcen the Mfenklant and Taylor was not I:FR-t i nged, th:Jugh notice to porodYce it had tie-•n A Mc. in , rial .'t from the cfikt f y of . I\.licidlcsoi try Office, Wat; jif;Ojictll.. s lOt thq nesses to . it were notigrttiFq4o. C 9ll,, ai ,it owmir k :some conve rsati , ,n bet weer the'tunsofti each ilk, the matter was cornprcAnised, and 'a irayAinl -, ,,i)je . d t, some tirt:iumittatices submitted iS . 'arq?iiratiop) . found for the Plaintiff. ' ' COURT OF COMMON .P ,SAS., D#4l 7:. .. . •FO Wi.ra V. .8 . . A't: I: Uhl' .'' , . TII is W3i an t AC.:lion tried Wforq, r.k.i.3ticf, R , y OOKEi a L G 0 .14111111, LOil;i0[1, bAt re c f n,‘, , .- 'll,e Plaintid, who i$ a Book-bjuil , r, Au4igager t Biii. broker, •&c. to recover from the DAR4ini Gums_ nely Banbury, the s.u:n of " . ib-.;1. cinwipaiti Lis : prorniis9ry note, it appeared that the: Delo- ' tnoney;•inatead of api,ly' thought of consulting the . He there 'felt in with a • . " " Money," referring a and others, who might Abe commodity, to W. B. N caoiify, where they Mie most libitai terms. 'Hi c‘iiled 'name wa.3" John ~, i ,wllyr,itx; that he rnighr t'! kli..ointitt"ot a Lill , to he . 4 lei L „d* . fir which' SV . : ve . k missibti zZ. 'per - i:ent. 1411fitii: ia`rireetY' TLDefe n d,: i n• accordingly put P.ttE r- illealiandit of this rwmey.),..ot:er IIt.: II) .questioni'ptd iroiher' hill to the sair.r anton;';f - ,.0r which'he eZeiver money' next. Mean ',tint'ell v \V„ B. thought prqer 't,; ( :dtiearniq' -& ; Afia: ate 15efeltanthecaany 'of• hirn. till th e firscjiiii , due. tie was' then fcrtunat'e-eritSugh observe him, pa‘siitg, 'hitltim 's e &t irei t day aft'er the Bdl l#t:carne - ?hitt; ><t l Wtts tonal • tt, itt' i n t h e l inssosiim Attorney...for' the : pl a i nt iff, w hp informed th,e Attorney for- i the fentiant, thAt the 'been' left' w *either by Mr. liardharn or the Plainiiff, he coillil not sit which, anal chit he khelv I,o,le'of the other p r . ctei: in the traWsaafon., It it ppeareLi front Mr, Vfor i gett's evidence,' that Mason, who was the titst ioddthtr,• and who bid personated w. I)e..en Criodcruited about nineteen yrars'ago, at the' Olti .Battey, for felony, under the name . of John Henry Eccles, ind was then sentenced to transportation ; beingfotind at large, he was again, tried, - but got .off br a piece, of ingenuity. .He was afterwards tried 'for forging; the flame of" John . Mason," but again cscapccii:: having instrueted his Counsel to plead, and haring made it appear that that s. , aas.itia•real name. To shew' that value was given for the Dill, the Plaintiff. .calletl . Janes flardliarn,,:of the licitt4e' Of Cli)Ver and to. patent tun-cariiage niantifaeturers. to the Board of Ordnance and Itait India Company. He said that he had gifen the Fowler for a valuable ennsideration, he having at different titnei. advanced the witnetis. about 170 or zf 01. Ile had' granted to. the Plaintiff by a , person of the ionic Sinclair; which the'Plaintiff hall giveti to a' Mr. P rger, to geettioney for. " Berge gaVe hill) this Bill in part.H4icrter a vet . ) , accurate clta'rge from Justit.:. , e Rook tz; , the Jttry :vithout hearing any evidence or the'part "of the Defendant, ,gave a Ver. di(t fur hits. !~ w.r.w~.Yri .~ )tlenciant 1 x in Want rlng to gin } Ncwsp, - is,distresi an. at! • entitle etner G. in es#tfr SIO. : bt be, t a a petit: I;iani'Brt ;r;}irrtnC acc: . ;mt ic.d th !'griinteti by tiitrself iinti etj he %Irish Eye and Ear ; lout doci this Writer, nr (Mei 'one believe, that We - Citizens oftll:l.blited who have sometimes f .und it I 1:e . :• , 1):: - St I , bri.cY kiss the hand that oppressed them, are slt 14 11 , •.tiinitiatfti as to be satis&Ll iit their )e reduced td a mite of (:olonlal dependaree, tittd cinnor the lasi cited argument be carriMtei t complete monopoly by this C.)untry of the ttaig that ?—The: great question which theffla i ll to reduee to do test of experiment is, *lo# this Country or: cl nnot exiA tviihout furors friendships. and commerce--Ailivioers ought . 01 beware in time, that .cheir Me'a'sures do not go too term it, on this I am very ready to confess, as evtty one itlo,, reads may A,:d•w ill it:fer, that my v.trioils . nthtttp je.th do not leave me enough of titne.t6d4.jtisiio,, to my subie4 or mysell l —l shall th4tef4:reeletliThl the disetriitith, • unless • some more (nitnidabledlitu!. pion should;pro4oke a renewal.of the comhar, A. WELL WESirrit:o9 HAMBURGEI ,AND Tit.A.l)ll. Nov. 28. • , rociLi, nee. 6. , • T .Arrived—the John and tihonia s, Alorcom, from MO (Maid; land ; %Vahan', thlek ram:. fruit" Landon plavetivd,: %Villitnott and Dart, K frpin —P.2ll4nafmth ; FriesnishiPt. Roberts, fnim itt444,,• Atiliti'r King, tioni, Smith, from i.mingtori ; Oct' Goede hi#erscf,,Apilt Bortsinouth 4P - ‘)Pv.,Teniter. C,r9if tt r , ;l.ll - .q„,„ g t *Spurrier, or PGrt s luau I ; titlctp4u(jel . ll#sl Thorne. fol . , • • GRAVESEkD, UM% 6 • ••:' Passed by --the Aliade, Gordon, from it i4a ; Ingh4ll, ,AlR'et;a t , Jessie, 1 1 20 .44 1 . •Lord.Dancolifi IPAS?rIi Ali tC L: l l ( 1% ;;„ 1 ‘ . tempt, 1. ruyestron;" uno -Ruinertoro, and 1)3 0.3 •• 4, C.' 3 r o ' t rom Peterstataglt Mailass, Marklys, from Vtockitotrn Vropr, Elizabeth. I farnis, and F preA*,.. .Cottotr, ttdm nirigsbu ' ' • • Sailed—the Pafirrot, Siniack' Lush' nkion; Kiteliini in't ie-aViit 'fiatiireta‘ , f'" 1 , 11 ; 'nor) , ,• ',lope, Ba k er , 4 g i ig olloktfk, ft ; ~1 .4 . 4 460 V. , 0 1. 07 .0..7.. Sailed—the Mary A n n Welllg t.i. ,ltobso tt . r:t•riset a rufOri.m 11 talrnaio Prim.; ; 3, !lead , far ANTglia ;'lWltrx,ntoytetdol rt - rnff • J.,irws . , for ei leZPltgrfo ity; 1 i0n,... forbef!a4l. ; I ic, , c„ NI r tort tiT olu"stratiii saidltosittia; eri;uson, • SHIP ) WOES. .. _.. 't •I• • '2)449: Z • • 01 a • Akt - MOnd4l fayttlni, Pc ilPfAttare Mr & . ( 31 " d°11, John Cordon, Esq. vtow..4 , , 55 , ir 90)4 1 $ '04.1,141,11t. BArtnek t et n katip . t „ Fitt Madr.is, :Ar. John Wratfield, Lite §t.td*Suigc" Majesty's F , • (hi Tnus,..iay the f$ iest A at k littit•-rvt year of his age, Thottia's •1151 1 1-3(rt , re iow or I Kccord, ''_•.y , 1 1 vzs . 1. I ans.v . . .. . y ..k k Bank S tack. .4TI !e* ' I f il it / . inty , ,• .' 4 • La .:::, k • Navy 5 pi - t c i. snit ..;: nef : Ifeilt *- 5 . i.,,,,,,1 . pg;(.ttv ',,,)- 9 % 9v.g ,•, : Ii 3114iptra444, , 100 ',.., ,Ir ~ S ii' r ' C t.' Pi i• 1 ,- -ii rffir' ;- ' v -roell - -x3 oil i 4:C`. i .-? 4 , !fil .I -' , offio v - " ' I tier ':- t: Ng: Orat..", 1 , - . , J3 , 14#0 illtl,erx ),.iflii l l l u• . 1 4. tVIA. lf, 4.14 tq., ‘/,elbN)r.rs- i= , "4 b. . Alin. " ' ''' - .1.2.1,........• 214 atiqtjatian ,Societicsremloiteri)er QI tllCKccw — for ; 4 7 4%bve4 9 lthwt e y da CI i ttrier , ,leff. I ; ,iLor'' ,1 1 .1 4