The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-23 00:00:00

7"113 v!)JTOR OF TUE SUN, Si'.L, Witt. ArontNoToN, in answer to Mr. PriT P S 11;i:0 1 1y i , ra , A'r recomMendinj.Field;Offi, reioi the ,Lino t,. !)t.• :ttaelied to Vniniveer Corps, that the lialf.p.ty 'List could furnish clone, its they had heen all token* from that List for the Anny :1)1 Res , :rve., Inspettors of 'Volunteers, St;:, .S 0 f a r is this iiatemera from being c i arta, Timt Ili inonient a very large portion of. Field. Officers of RA, and long wvivi, are on Half. •' pay, many ol whom were reduced' at the •Peace: with their. Coro, without boring ever -received .the difference front Hilflpay 'tti full, and who are now anxintisly waiting , to he. „etnplciyed in the service • ot:their Conntiy. • Your obedient humble Scrvanu, • A YI ELI •OriklCEit ON IiALF.:PAY: •.In consequence of . the .nielaneholy accounts re_ spe et mg . l i k . ravage 0CC,1,5101101 by, the e i ,idernic dis. temper which prevails at Malaga, with tit' indcli . b . ~ the foilituiing Lez ice has been tramluitted to all thc Foreign 11 , ilitisters - CIRCULAR. " On account of the eoute6ous dkease which has mani f:si:,..l M'Al;n7,:‘,. tiaeKing, my indstil., c‘. 44 found him self oith ring, ,that . all crtminutnetttion ' , Alt • 11.-1! • , , ,t T. No sthill te,tut6i,ended, an d that the Poi t 'shall tie 4. ,to .)lit&ioltinttotat. the contagion front beim; con ve.),Astp iNaniiciiotis. I lt,tte 'pu this in. (yrilt.uo n, letrestsint t von will Wye the goutiovss to :oil its Agcnti ii . cAtfalittect with this Cmnsequelice until CirCUITI SLAVOS n 1 $lllO. whAtester, wk.ther trout Spniih orkorvtgn %N it 6:: adiltitted Into the 114rbour or Ala , 6 what*er may cue state of the Crows in Tegird .to hcaJtb°, " I have the ionohr to be, &c. • • " PEURtYCEVALLOS," " mr„v, (.4 ~bcl, 194,2 ig,), foil. At t cnoTrit oP YoN r NELL E.-- tfait in , ti c priu,ate.lifc of this celebrated philoso. 11.4.zt5 , , 3yrtretLas ,fa4l, is not „very consistent with th,- charatler which his works have sosene rally ol ra inecl him fur _humanity.- Having enter taintAbis hrother philosopher, Abbe Durtos, lett 0-tdr fit tlinnrr, FON T E N,EL E, who was himielf n'at depri've"tl of appetite by' his philosovity, ' phicesi betOte his frie , d a dish 01 young asparagus in the part a Oie seison, dgreci6,l in their tasir, the Abb6 them with oil, 4111t1'1. : ONTE Avitli thy y fliade a fair partition, anti grive:Aire4ions to the cook, chat the two bot chts skioul4be brought np to theit,clifFt rent liking. The piglet given than the Aliht tel back iii nn al,;tpie i !L'onsigned to the.' care of the servants, whilt:Votrtt.ry.t.Li rap downst.iirs, crying 'out ,to the bringup At ate aspara. gu , .. with Vitae rbring it all with Sauer!" He then sat down to the II:v . /y.64 of phi. k io pt l y, and susiiining with admirable fi.n titude fife toisfiltune of his triend 1 !—This anecdote is t xl;;ldted by Mr. I4IVGURT, ill his Miscellaneous Trai.'t 5., ; • • 'The Dublin Paper , : have been direeled"to' insert the following Ofhti.4l Note, in consequence of an assertion nine by ivlt. Fox, in the, Debate on, the Army Estitmstes. "In the Report given . in some'nf Newspapers of the o,l,ate on the Army E•rimstes, it is said to have been asserted by Mr. Fox, " that it was we ll in a t Gener4l Fox matte more prepira. tiws the Insurralioo of, the 23d of July, than the Lori Lieutenant thought rte'cessary ; anal,. that in consequence he Arad written' to the General',' sa yio g ..—t consequence of your -preparations, I rtinose you have received additional intelligento Wt.' have •atpthority to say, that 'no letter bearing s „ c h was. at any , time: written by the 11041'6 Li Etfl ENANT to the General." A Lefler . ir , ;rn an Oilicer of rank, in India, dated MAI 1,6, 1803, etritains the follOwingit. twesittng irl ,, rinat ion . Our army is now employ.. C d T i.ooriog the N bit WA, Ivlto was deposed by I!„,, KA , R , who has retired 'row Poona!), with his artny, on hearing that ours wits rapiplly advancing towards Itim—the PEss w A 'is with our army, and, 'ere this, in Vossesitionof the Throne.—he has agreed to maintain a subsidiary force of ro,ott)men, which will t reclode the Fiend) from any footing in the it ;LI .; t. C.uttlit ry. This is a rot point gained, n a handsome promotion in. our , well as pertnanent security to the Conn. ~; ~;~ ble instance of the sagacity of 1) g, rday abOUt o'dtiCk as a Geu. tiie -path that leads from Common to Camberwell,- and which ham een roan ditches—he observed several at a distance, and almost at the • , I,t. tlt I , C;!,ived wit of diem fall into the ',hectic.; to the spot accompanied by ;r very he had with hi m .... t h c soonerpetceived the:child strug. ' iil in the i 1 ,3 ter than he.plonged to, and seizing, * ' bv the bait of Act Ileac,' bruught.lier with some difficnityto the side of the footipathi when with the a-st4tanct• of his 'master,she was , hoisted upon terra ti:m4, without • sustaining any other injury' than a vi. , je iii vomiting. occasioned by the stagnant water adt,eAtHdltiwalluwed, and which is of So foul a swore that it-wnuld have c;ltOled ahnotit immediate intUcittioi:. The Gentleman saw the Child safe home itiParents, who lived near ar hand, and gave them ;t very proper caution against sending the Child ren tall froto , i,KWhe botYangc.tokiS a 61.1130011. - Monday as a young Juan svas walking in Vlect.sercet, he was recogni2ed.by a Soldier belong. it* thr, Guards, attl`tir'serter; -bay lug received twenty -five guineas in .the course of the last•week, as a Recruit for the-Artnr.ot - Reserve, in conse queue& of <i Jlittlt he., attempted . , to apprehend him, 'hat ,he .resisting, and th'e populace taking an att . ' ve part in hi, favour, he 'was enabled to .escape. A per. son who wih accidentally passing, however, gave i:',i,lfration of. his sesidence, trl cpnsequence of o.irty of COllf g went 19 a house i n the 'Peigi.be3crhood of HoUndsditCh to: apprelleod him, ensued . between than an o d a party f 114 ahtp - Oati. , S ; they liOwevt.r,"at lungili secured and. conveyed lint to a lace of fe:y. DUBLIN, DEC, t 7, ON WedpCSday night a Most . tremend.ius worm of Wind erd -rain from S. Si E. came on, wilich lasted the Whole of yesterday.--much damage `it is feared has been done to the shipping. on our coast early • in the morning a Sloop from Dunbarton, coal:laden, was observed on the South a Coasting vessel from. Cork on the North side, near the end of the North-wall—the crews had he. oaken • themselves to the shrouds ; from the violence of the tempet it was a considerable ,time before ,any bnats could go to , their assistance, they were at length fortunately brought off. A Sloop of War that lay in: Poolbeg was driven fronvher,moorings, and forced up the river to Carlicle.bridge, where she struck- againSt a Collier, impelllng,it with great violence aga;ust the abutments of the bridge, by which she sustained much injury. _ _ Capt. BUNKER ' the Master of a constant trader, who fortunately got safe into the harboUr during the storm, 'reports 'having struck again. 4 what he considered the mast of, a vessel' as he, wa , s.working in 4 this circumstance has led to-a o'onjttture, , :that s6tne vessel has unfortunately foundered. Friday •Morniog a Corporal andrciglit Pfivates of the'rsth-Ogient:tit of-:bodt, with a few: Yeomen. se;zed a private mountains, within three mile, of Nernigh. 'After they had teiken 'poses. sion of the Still, they woe attacked by a'llumber of country people, and several of Them wounded,. in consequence of which the military fired upon them, when several of the rioters were killed and ed, and mm yof tistill taken prisoners, .among horn 'j ringleader, and lotigedin Nenaglrgaol. `The tewuwing is given as thi. c.inse of the attack on the —•house of Nit. Ric 1114 to DI I LON ' Cotlnty of Nientli on the 7th inst. ' Sir Wr t.t. I ANI DILLO - N, the original possesSoi of t he e,tatein question, , by a fall faun his horset, met with stieKan injury as caustil his death i 4.wo.dilys ; . • &luring that period he' rnade:aWill.in favour. of CIIARb Dt Lt.o N, an eininent'Nelere r hant ut tltie city,; who, in constrpence ttisticisosses , ion of perry.— GE'RALD:Oll.l..ci*i an ,elder brothrr of itycitAwn's, who was heir at law, contended that t hi s Wilt was a fabrication; and that be, as-ot right,: was entitled to the estare, - institutb.g, at the same time, a snit at law, to 6et aside the valiility'trf the Will; whic!, determinediri favour'cif.Gakato . last term. RI ettAtttiDlLLor; being in possessioin,• refused to give it up;irtednsequeuee tvhicliGkßAtb' determined tti farce:into the!hotise, and ratted his tenantry ( who in some iNiitb of Ireland are as Innelt. attached to theit hintiloids us the-Clans intSeotland ,are to th•,-tr and they comtnitted the 43tat. rage there detail.c.d: - .. On Saturday last, at Tiastiogs, in Smssex, Edward P)ott, Esq. llarrit,k-master ofthat place, aged 44. Yesterd`ay, Mr. John Bogus, of Mickleharb, Surrey, age , l On the ;orb inst. after a long and lingering illness, Mrs. Newby, win. of" Mr. 1(,Ii Newby, *of Cambridge. On Satia,lay tild r3th init. &Flu' Helen Maril Binkett, aged t u tu ye.ini, yotingst clooghter of M. Beckett, of field, .Ni iddlebCX. On Tue,day the Seth inat t t Colcbrooke-row, Nington, forties Smith, Esq. in the 76rn year of his age. On Wednestisy, aged 21, Jahn Poole Mair, son of William MA ir, $ tq.,of Kensington. Sunday,:et Canterbury, LleUtenant 'Norwood, of the Derby Militia. ' At Cdinburgh, on the gth inst. Breadalbane Gavin Camp. Ml,. youngest son , Clof Capru.ri Jane Campbell, Colley,e. street. At Kingston, larNica, on the 6111 of Odober last, Hugh nnes. At Prict4oy, on the sth inst. Xli,s Mary Peterkin, youngest !:.istcr orliames Peterktn, E.4q. ul Grange, • . f •• , ,Slilf NEJF.S., • - . • I . if CRAVISRI4O, - DEC. 21. \ - ~ I i .; rfaVel by—the Auspiejous, Barker, troth Bengal 00 0 C 3- i (Ina lidena,_ —, froiriMpurto ; Arkin, Lintlegreen, ticsn Lisix.ll • PriendThir, Spiliiian;fr In Cork ; Esprrance, Leg- gett, ao i d the - Moming Shit, Wilson, from Bilboa 4 Volphin, l • 11(441 Y* i (0,11 4-0 4 A 1 ; Aurera, Cbri4tin, from Tonniao;v l ; forge Joli.uma, Black, for Varell ; longe 1-amell, 0 44 4 Fri CI , d Stl) P , !Ed t‘ i art i ; Vrow Watch, Scott, and TweGei mat mss; ---L-4i for Einbdin. s4ileil the Packet De la ilavanpzli. --r—, for Sevilk; • N3s% C SMUT.' de Pendado, ---, for Lisbon ; Dore ---, 101 Linkrick-; Twe' Gebroders, Janson, for Husum ; Vraw Anna, !!water, 'for Atnsienton ;. floopei,Redeyr, ionge.fan. Best, forge Any, - I-Itetieric. , lamon, VrOW Maria. Pull , and the Vreitrland, Wilkins, for I.:nib:F:li. ' • '._____-..................."01 1' R ICE OT srgrK•s, vEstslcuiiy. [ 11Ank Stock .14s - , • B. L. Ann. tsi 16 N: , vv 3 pet yc.ii i shut ii.tia . ,Siooi. • • s per ' 'cit. i 79-, go;"ii ()mown 61,, Si 6So ~, ,i o e C -it, !Cm 6 9 1 70 1 7 0 ;ill ,er 3 ref cent. Slur , : ! t :Cr • R:l4filtii Ditto Aim. ! 3' e '.• ^ , u shut COrd. .L . L . Open. 5 i....1.1=re 'Startrii.:Offici; Blaidfciril, Nov. 21, 1110.. f To D. SO LOA4 Livemlwol , 1 1 1 1( 14 ,C L r: i d,.i . 6 wht t, S a E n, l) l :i 4 C l3 :l9„ ak O; 4 4.%I .vv °: ,philt' v f : 4 111th c!':" ° `-' l l . ''''' ll:narlll6ll.' tth you may publi,h tor p 1.14-. t‘..godd, it, you thtait TroOrr. t #4,1, Su, YOU" pheilierit Scrvapt,- , T ' I -Samuel Sdlomoh, Esq.-M:4Y: Liverpool. • • Dear Sir, tt t i t t h lte t0 e h 4 50, 4 „ 4. • a iiTis takcrrsl~.,a ‘t \''tll2,,!nut r: 4 1. t1 .3 1(1 -. tined to 'kr liekl With otireidO;wg-skile6s,; Site c~as a>°gi rd , M 14414 ffrvois attetliorm„ ,tfonL,tpsgo,det.4ii, Lol,vne.s4 ► spirits,,,,,;lid..,ltibleet. to . ties, by which silo l a..reciticikt, u l` P ' d mere s'h-eletonl itter :lie 1.f....4t ailvice oar.4 ,, !T`i A ' hourhoW vain,' she. had recourse to .your Cordial Viln a, ' t;ile3ll, tv-144:11.4vaparchisef1 44 . Mr •5i111111643d6, f0r.1, - by,takllit four bottles ot N;ihrtil !Ale eii!ilei, svehe'timel4inceV pet'feclly well, to the .istoo`alt-, nithit of allAter neighbours, • • • ' ' • • , 1 Dear.P if, - f o ur obligee! Ihimbli Servahts. iVilliorn-Shive, - overteer of What. - 1° 1 " 13 R.l 1:1. I t 4. kittobrf cumbrilleat BlAntilorti„. , , IEroA. SaingtiSimtntouds, . • :------- - ----:..._•---::-............:-----...,..----__ . .V O , T. TAYl,4l4t,.Fsurgeon, Nn,) New 13fidge•itteet. encl. tnr : v; London. ?-r... • • . silt; ' • , Edinburgh', May a,' 0160. IN • •tite''Sliring 'of ; tlg4 L.:was atiiiiled with li venereal, Cotriplaint, which 'I tfeAteti With iiiCtOr. • ~ ac r it,e, e igtil l nl i cee t t l ); : i i : r obett.tr l ii i tr l thsl i g y etro s l 2 , l : :: :: .; : l .ct :a i7lt i ii t t :t h , 6e T e : ji : exr: P i l os t : : : : ll : l, p ji oi9ie:i_tntlt..:l44,,,,ftt:it'l.ett.ricl4:l4ll.ll;.:i*lio!rii,rri jr,:yli'''dvetttcpittroilso;:w)Phti.oooll)rtsaYedtivt.aivi:rticc:luujel: worse for two yertk„cr ira9'teduced-tiilit state almost •uat. paraialo pa c t., ,t* ontit . flesqrintitin, being ~an entire leper,' n" ,l . trgs; Amin; le,' .1 - 4ver• hee n -,illir'irrii'll'eityli•rivaii t i ' la n n l g i' L l' r il . 0 1 1 ./c6-'rt'int` Itllits 4 h o,l in • .siteirt,l basic hat Nisi tweiiry to tliirty e4int ,ulaors tvity, , aost neirly totally 4 101 ' rived of sight.--It ‘voitlit ite ~,, , Rluiton L. to petit:l44. rize all. my c:(;:e•—sultice , it to 511');;•ther,,,'„,,." ~,a s , o r e,rct . • cited nature. will be, one tat a :more dangerous, or ,of il lri‘g * i' c r iPl i i i I WaS 1.01 • lt,f..);eri „ ti p o n by gly , itten a 1 ililAgiTlett Illy ielf, tiepin( 3 . 11 hlpcs of rp . .iYl,Y t . ' 41141 la ' deed, itt my been conctitinii, deatli;‘was preferable to niY . :note titan miserable stizie. lit ',this dreaaftilsitlaiti°".did 1 , 11 ' 4 ; " most. 3nisere.ble e,xistcniie, tilt ihvine:Prbsidelic° i;,r,•w in tity ,v , , , V a ,NeWsitapei" containing the case 01 I Mi. 13: i.f PliiittiSitih'—rrty friends rem/ it, I could not.--1 , vnt *awl. *011;00 :: sorne c f your, ~1.4 AK-L's PATEN.' l' 11.L.5, Allich;.- by using. to t ' I iiile to time, ant now, and have long been, Getter more than • tOur year. itulesaibable distress), in as good a State of hialtii, ss•eve.r- y chi I ehjaY l d ed; rn to 3S a pn)ot of this, 1 hail a tine, thriving, health, bu me akW tiliailthS ago. I itgrittitttife to God, and in ho p es of - rendering my tellow, crcaturA service, 1-request yoil ' tit publish this; a nd you may •at at:y ciao,: feta perionS whil wish to be satistiell of the truth ot this, or fttrthet partt., culars*, 40 11-la or lay friends, bv lerre,r 01' pi:4 bon. As few ~..ises tor b3.iness will ever eiliial iiiine. and nocill e'vezi ' ' , i brae 00111 4.:xii.ritnicr:, eVely it , Sail tO 414.1 ti re .-.1-1:1i : I.- ! I EAK E's lr'l LLS they will•tiod a' in.n.sh.., t.l.tt if!,,;011,,,,fi 1.4,h,,,, 4:w tm the mos.: 'dread. : %Le ' l'PeePV4‘..ft" 4 i • 1) • - w i ltii:ll Is „pilled a coo. i .1.4s -age 0; t.ii: 7 enerea. • .n.casi., ' ' j. T: 1 ',1: 4 ' 4" u". ' , ' •'.g t tnakiitg my • insitrinountabla:Lirettly reasons pm kit • n4rn , di a aiiiir , 36i .1 ,1,40 . i e but ,cipinshlo persons reillt. i wititin4 infurniatiOg ,Vl4l :ibo !)e, rsfortcst to ;tie. Ana my, tlictids byLiNtrs.':%. Vialii," ttathSay:t.AjdgliSt Ettliiirre,ll. _ ~ .„ 4 ' ; • itrqiiiTAitid .50ill . hy tivf•S'Ola l'ropri.:bh,: • . L.11.--k Y 4,k141; Nicrn,ba ofihe. it9)4l. ,Culiest,, pt Su (Volt* if to Lonitini ""l ' l i.e.sio . 2 lieu/ linislex -4 t t s vt ,at in, lon , - .. / ' IvliClc he will give Advice without a , teei to persoii, tatt7 - 7 . 1, lag. .thinic Pills," aniJi will answer patients -letters, if iso:t._' • ri, 'limitable a,FireFft,.nia IlersOri's ii .r:11; of , ' , V , :•: : prtenar, ittoinKto4o74•;o,ll.,e )1 • mole than lii:''tf , - , '• •-• -'. ` tilli" 11 ' 7 114'' 1 111.1.-4,11 C c011:ILICOrg Of ail V \ UT. 1',' , .• ~.•.:, (,; 4: '..., • abt'Vt' " Alißtit ne;' and' the Qtaztic4 ~ r i, i J, 7, t'lc" : ""'''' 1:1 . 11 1 : . 4 i l e c i: : : , 1 : 1 1 : 1 ; e: 9 11 1: ‘ t r l.t , : s :l t i 'DU l C i . 6 - 1 ; e 4 1 3 . 11: 1 5. :, 5 4- i iti? : : ::; 11 1 : :1 :::. c.rti:iiicitiLT:il r § i ti r:v 2 4; li : i :: :' 1"' t'''... )1 '11: I Tho •-i.re , urs.).6.lit;tyv tiig , irlij , Poil!t 3o- •", t - "!: ''''.• 1 soutiWtridee, Edi a s ui gh i Nit. NiaLd,., !...:, i!.! s- .. i guw, 'to whom also 1 1 1,1 r. • 1., relers•foi :, 2 , ,i:11 , . '• ' nutileiti ;NI 1 . Sti,: - :1' , . 1,10 , 1 k S4l . t.: . , , LI '4 :CI t}l' 4‘ :::°1 . ' il : : , N' . :1)1° 7v:Sill.r:il:::'t:sr6:re..::-11):::1;1:s77.:'::.. . 'I -:': : '''': r * : ' ToWer-liill ; Mt, Ca . lWell';', 1, ", - • ' * ' . - • ' • • ilk . •,'' etery chnsideritble toWn i.. '• • ' ' .. p a r "t Itoes at Only 2s, Vci, (*Lb, e io;,1 ,• . .• • ' • '. - -'. ' r.' ti.re'lli°'•ls, SilWrCrTy perszins of eitit; , ..n.• : ;11.4,..:11:e tii•J,- . selves A ;An case Dna ~erred. i s‘N ;;; N:' ' 0 "7: 1 6r ; '413 : 14 r . s Slct' a Bav l :P2l; i ir i d.' i i : : ::: lii iit is i: s l : :e :ivriv i ti t ''''':til''.''l4 : tif:6sl Yli3.:GT : rl' i llrt. : :1): : : : ifit(8):: : ;%litlit::::::::I L i'ls': . ''I L : : ::.:'''''Ilif:)1:11:;1:: ' ~r, 1 , I 1103. .I_7l .1 \'T` \-: ,1 ~ „, ; , . ~I , , - ' ''' ' . ... '' ' '',, in that -•' ."' ' i Iv va hr.l. _i, ...., . • . . • i “,i ~,it - ' . . 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' . -I tt, . 0 „!P 0 3 0 ~inu.sens4tla,ini of local we#ll4.ls. i . earl): !rthe5......; e 7; ill prevent the Calamity of a Debilitited t now- . but w , 14 ..! the sutler's, from a :consciousness of the Unmanliness of saa vice which caused his misfortwie, i, fearful ot the rotitetript °F cuosore of his Farhily--Phy s ician, Anti brood s over his in* also i c t: t i li sri t t . : Il i tea,srteitt'ulvlioCii:bicie.ca,:t.circ:icty,.it saittt be sati4a4orY f °l fi him to be Assured, not mils' of capability tit tmittnent, hit so ' „.. k ad4.. • The .Venereal 06, : , 4 5e ,;(nititn\inales the sprino of is the - seeds 'Of eilstelit:e iirc pisotl4 by it, "" d P c) .. s j i l litY is injured by the indiscretion' 01 an on aattietillioni c "" - ...., 113 recent venereal :coinplaintAiit is pps,ihte,lsr, lovvills'W'' danger t , or distress; and in the most clynplica.ted 4. 4, , s.tri t i "at: q uirt:merit of exctusive ex '- -r iii this line tattfe pctn.n. A anti . . • , . ‘e.►rain, and speedy re.eltabte , :insati t„ . ~ 4 01 kr ;he advantage of this exp )' s el-low:Ay to ,thnse.olco m w sex who 'are Atte:led with tiny kind at debilitY. or a ir y tonts of Venereal Infections and -in ,111 cr.-Sti tho terms 0 tern:ration are stated ri4ftm: firn i ntr f __\ i"l " - :.t ti ents' in tie C:rntry are expeOca to inclose a Ban A , • Not es , and are 'reitreSted to speeity.thcir ;t. , ,e and thitincrOr living, as well as rric. exiitine systnprotretof the coiniilaint. . . - MAit'l IN 1.31t4E, • Na, of tlip Royal College of _ S utgeonsin_Lon3l9ri,n_ ~,,„' t9 s Strinds Arundel-Streit, , n l ear 'crisiole , tiar. — i rer s 'an minim:mil entrance in Water-o"' 3`l•34"ilig. COURT EYCM.QtA.R. TRIALS wrs; ritiusstroßt I.oko AvgN}(,ORA. rtilD4v, A 6. THORPE V. DEVF.RIr. Tuts was an attion to obtoin damages for the le. anetion of an hired labourer Irons the AC trice of his emliloYer. • Mr. BAmettersvote.titated the cast.---4 - 10 observed to the. COurt i ,and Jury, that this was an afflon found. ed on a saijeain which the Commerce of the Coun. try was materially interested, and Inure particularly fits stapleinanufadure, the prime source of nor•na. clonal wealth and tiroperity. The Plaifitiftis a considerable dealer in a branch of the linen manu. and a peculiarity attaches to his calling re. spetting the hiring of labourers, because a consider, able degret,of the fiudiratior of his trade depends on the'vicissitudi of the seasons, and•he i s :the r efore obliged to contrad'evith his, workmen by the year,. though at a weekly stipulation, for heir hire. It would appear that the Plaintiff and. Defendant were. a kind of rivals, in trade, and both residing in the County of Dublin. The Plaintiff, about the month of january,tBoz,- found occasion t, hire an expert sort of a person, of the name of. Bermingham; who , entered into a contra t' with him for the ensuing year, 'in smite necessary ocCupat ion about linen yarn ; the hire was t3°. ;ter I 'fittrtniiioall) remain ed in the employment from the 2d of Jan, until the tonaving summer, at which period the Defendant, who is a bleacher, su cceeded in Certain attempts to seduce Bermingham from the•work Uf the Plaintiff, and cotn3 into his own employment. The Plaintiff; at this proceeding, took the necessary , legal .steps, and had the Defendant summoned belore a Magistrate of the County, by uatne , Venelle, win, on investigation of the business, drew a con. fission from.thepefenclint of (lie fad alledged against . him, and made an adjudication aecordingly, .Th e Declaration. contained three, counts,: two only of 'W .ICII Were'of importance, viz; that or the Defend ant taking into employi n ymt the. hired and contratted set vantot.andther ; and the next, seducing him into such emplOyMent; atter having had due notice. of t h e cantratcit. 'fb'e 'question for the coosideration of the Jury would, therefore, be to mark what stur(iri ciaiihiges.chey should cii;4:4llr jUNI retribution for the loses the PlaintiWonht hate .lastained. Witneo of the name of Keily, foreman to-the Plaintiff, deposed to the allegation stated by Mr, BAR it T NGTQW, that be had o,ntratted with Refining. ham, for their mutual employer, fox one year, at the rate ,of 13s: .per week ; - that, tnoreurer, Berating. ham should be.entitied :to • all hour work be yopti twelve.hoars each day. • There was a discri. urination in:time:ow/4 respetaing the obligation of working every (Jay in the. week, except the Sabbath, becatisetbarday must b . e implied ; !waist) testified tci theithmations before Magistrate Venelle, near Ranelagli, and to the notice whieli ; the Defendant had received, that Bermingham. who, in the month of July, 18oz, had been th e i)cfeodanoa employ, wavcontracted to the . Plainti ff ' for one „ year, .com. mencing in the month of January preceding. the , Delendant. he further devoard, lived five-miles :from the 11,,intitr's-,,Pitise; and" in a sitwttiori much more ,contiguotts to , BerMingham's dwelling, which . might operate as, it strong temptation on him to break the Ontraet . With hip employ r, and quit his : work. gm4 . ed, by Mr. CuattAi4. • Q. Pray, Sir, did you make th 4 contran on be. o , ltnP• str ee e t a , ddteise Crosvenora WO; LON 1)0 1: _ Printed by B , Ci A NAN Whit L, LA N , Cmtent•Ca_iti ; and . 14 1 1 0 .by ; 1, t...; tot , . As : l4 4.C l irit. At the4SurtiOret cs, No. lif Serand ; where ildivertheineorni;ardeis tut Papa, Lentil ICI the Editor, t b d q tt) half of" yo4remployer with 13efrotnekani; acsgrdjy to the statute P—.A. I chid--- , thitt 4, according to, the cu,toin of our trade. . , O. 'Anti for working Weeks. you" Alsosagrded- to ',ay this objeet. of sediktion Q. Ai,d.for playineweekiYou . ;.greerf to pay him nothing, On the produce of.whichile was to live.-- 4:Exadly soi please your Honour. - , . Mt. CtYa.tk Art stated the Defendant's . case, is which he 'said this wouldappe.tr a proFeedrug of as . grotcs absurdity and malevolent propensi t y on t h e part of the Plaintiff; as-perhaps had ever been agi tated in a court-or - Justice. SD tar from the alle. gallons stated being ,Xataly'trae, thaCan audacious dr.parwre of the Plaintiff's contra & with"Bertning. ham, on die Plaintiff's own part, wnnhi appear as incontrovertibly clear as 'any thing that could- p 05,.., sibly.come within the scope d hunian intellea. The part deposed to by Kelly, the .PlaintifN foreman; of ran to give Berminghain employrtenton extra. bon:7s, whenever his work ! afrorded it, was Substan. tially as efficient a branch of the general. agreement, the obligation to work in the ordinary way'at 135., per_ week, and that for one year. That the Plaintiff; in the first instance, had vii { oed this part of the con.: mita twodiiferent Ways, he is-as in,tru;.'ted to ,state, would be ful:y proved by unquestionable testimorry„ First,' on- the days rn which he did employ Ber. mingitarn at over-work, he reduced, his lute to . two pence half.penny an hour, that iS, one penny an hour below ahe contracted pr ice, and certainly a Material lo'ss to tiny poor rt,w) in tite.capacity of a' mere la6nurer,, In the next instance, when he had sufficient work to give -him on extra occasion,s, he feigq-d-Uving no employment. for this M i ni 4 isy,ho naturally sought a kinder mister, and a mqrciticfGt. live employment, which he found witli his ~ietii, whose absence from his exteniiVe fitisineks e. „ in order to trot Abort -the 'Four Courts, kieking4ll4eels, polishing the fligs, and - bleaching himself in daily atteridarice on his lifigionsiniMbnentithighvilMliglT , pi-n 4-• as greata calamity to the 'national cotii'mtrce,' as that V) pathetically lamented 'in . the'staCetneiii cif the Plidnriff'S`cas ' ' • The evidence of Bernms!,;hiun seemed to corrol,n_ rare ttie,rateriter;t . of tilt.. Learned Counsel on beliail of the Deten4lott _ . Lord .Avolotatt observe& , that though Bet..; wingham was cvslAinly a qualified .evideocei ;I'M it i,i/g - 11( to becomea matter of.consideration as to crct.tit, that he was,liable to the consequences, of a law..proceeding against hirriselflor a incite!) of:CO" trail With bis :employer. : • • 'Two . other witne4ses were prOdttced„' w h o t stated ,nothing verrimiterial. Lord - Avuttttott a recapitulated the evidence to the jury, .with tnat clearness istitt prcci.loll , so pre!) • li::r to hisi'r►lsiti p ;. it 't , as ,a print at is.,nn to whch' of the tvitnessea lift( wren and 1.)::- lentiant they should attach implicit Credit ; .1)111 with respea to contranion such ptiocipl6 between master iand , servant, as the ,present que,tino belonged, it was material to observe, that a servant is ,tat en. titled to fly off from his part of the covenant which binds him to, service for any, given time, on any fri. voloUs 'departure on the part - of the master from the, obligations by which he is bound -that, however, it they believed the evidencefol 'Bermingham; re speaitig the Plaintiff's engagement tii•ficid hiiii weviet nn , extraphonrs at a stipulated price, and that the Plaintif bad vitiated such . thgogetnenr, that was:- certainly: n 0 frivolous,matten,,as it cut at the (irked :ma daily biami , ttnee of the betvilnt . . The Jury retired, and after employing iiveh t otirs ,in the inquiry, sent their FOICIIiiiII to inquite 'the Learned judge, whether a Servant employed 'by :the week, twgltt have leave at the , expiration 'Ct iTlinffilfto quit his employer,. atfer 'tiring him eight days )lotice ?—A.gouti .hutraoured. acquiescence of die Court, that the Sertritnt,:,under;such circum. Itances, might, without any, notice, quit his Em. • ployer after the-first week, gatito con t0.b.0 - pc that vc,rdia would soon Follow; but it transpired' th a t debates ran high in the Cabinet, intl.theques4 tion:stood at .a poll intiong:the Juty 017 to 5 ; when. Mr. Cui , o4A,N, presented Firth% ter4rterou4e, to ,c6ncile , them,:. by adjourning die. Court until tea o'clock to-morrow. • • The Plaintiff's Counstl, however, proposed to drop The ACtion.enfirely, and that the parties . should. passlnutualirelrase s , and each abide by their respt.c... tive Costs. This w.as aeced.ea .to„ and the Court ad jourtied; ; - -81hT10.. On the 30th ult. the Lady of - Lieutenant.Colentl Thorn: tinson, 1116pettiog . Field Officer . of o f the North cy, 'of a Dough cr. A few cloy:: ago, in Annetc.velL.Strec%t, Carli:le. a cmot tmm, Johnston, ageti.it ,}eitr,•w4t.tteliVete..t Qt . a tine, boy. Her husba n d i,s in Ins 7.lth year. MARRiED, Yelterclay, at St. Mary-le-bone Church, S':iin.47l Ilen).o+. ' tot Kin H . 4 0 . .1at.1, 1:401.°rd...r0w, Misr!, to iki ‘A' r 944- tun t of Sumt,r4et.l..ireet, POI-man-square. On Tuoiday se'nni4lit, Captain Ilettles, 9zd Regi ment. to Miss Elizabeth Hoard, you:licit daughter of tl, - late Rev. Barnard Vootti, 1.1.. D. of Beverley. on Tuesday . last; at Cranhant; in . Essex - RobertSnOw,. En!. Banker, to the Strand, to Miss • Strah'An,• niece to' the Rev. George S. rall4ll, ReCior of Crauhfun At Burst, William Kent, Esq.. of Twyfurd, Beres, t* Mrs. lilizaben hlucklol,v, of the sa;ne place. NI)