The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-06 00:00:00

. S 111 ER ASSIZES. CHELMSFORD. AUG. 2. OTT/14GS 4X/0144, LORD'ELLPNBOROUGH AND SPECIAL )UKIkS Cltnß HANIPSIIIRE. Tim was an AtF,tion of Assault. The Defendant is a Cobitic , t-maket at Deptford, and the Plaintiff his Apprentice. It appear •d that on the Bth day c& December, last, thk Plaintiff quarrelled with the tcndat)t's son, ay,' to blows. The Defendant himself ran to separate ahem, struck and beat the Plaintiff in a violent way, threw kiln down on the floor, and bruised his knee so dreadfully that a fever ensued ;he took to-his bed, and in ashort lime was removed to the Hospital. A xvliite. swelling 'was the conscqiience cf the bruise, and the Plaintiff was a, cripple at the poseur 'minipill. Lord ELLENDtMOUGII that notwith. standing; a master was justified in administering A reasonable punishment to his Apprentice, yet,, in the . exercise of that right he was bound not to exceed the limits of moderation. The only question as: tel the fats} they would have to consider was, whether, the Di Pendant had chastised the Plaint iftWirts tnotki. ration ? If they were of opinion he had not; and such appeared to be the case, they would then say what measure of damages would compepssate the. Plaintiff for the injury he had received. It might be argued, that rite Plaintiff, at the time he heist the Detidant, had no.intenftm th:it the consequence's which , had %tilted should f.dlsew ; yet, if man acted unlawfully, by was hound. to :rawer for the cun,ietio,.!ncers ;that might arise out of unlawful doing. Verdict fur t die elairicif—darriays 1501.'; a 1:^1{1C:li lih YES7I. tice TIPATst immediately gnitted the town :for „Lewes, where he, will this day open the conuntssion for Ow County of Sussex. Lord.ELI4ENDOROLTCII . staid behind, in order to get through the remaining causes entered for trial: . Among : these was T at:tioO, Kelson and others , t): Baker and 'tithes's, to ascertain an exclusive right of fishery,' onlhel-fain Grounds, 'offthe - Eastern part of the. Isle of . Sieepy,' at the entrance . Of the SWale. On the part of the Plainrifs it was'contended, that they - derived this exclusive, priviledge by grant from His Wiaiesty its the year 1.799, and in cor i tsequence . they -had laid down a considerable quantity of, oyster spawn, form.' ing the grounds so granted into oyster beds, from which they hoped to derive a suitable. advantage ; but the Defendants representing _the:Company of aredgermen and Corpratinn of Fev.ershatn, .had prevented 'them from tie exclusive enjoyment Of the grant, , by setting up a prior claim 'and Jong pre c.tiptive title to the monopoly of Adling,on those ground, alledging, at the same time, : that the Crown had rte;' authority to 'make 'such a grant.. The Learned judge remarked, that if the Plaintiffs could not khew the proprietary of the.grounds' in „question to he vested in the Crown, they must be tiiinuited. The king, in his Royal prerogative, could not grant away the general rights of the, People. The grounds had for rinse irnmertforial been possessed br the Coporation of Feversham, and'so they must remain, unless it could be proved they were a part of His Majesty's 'possesSidtis in right of his Crown.—The Piaintiff, were nonsuited. There was another cause just worth mentioning ; it was an aCtion brought by a labouring man, named Bennet, ag dust a wealthy - Farmer at Appledoie, named um., for.amassault and f a l se i mpr i s onMent.. Baum., . It appeared that the Plaintiff had been api•rehei tied on a charge of felony,,,and carried to a gaol with.: :out a warrant . froM "a Magisirate. fie rem a i ne d 'there, four...days,. when the Detendant; 7 linding he had imprisoned an innocent man, ..went ro the gaolH with Constab;e'to liberate him. The Gaoler was from home, and his wife- was, nb:iged to bet a Sinith,, •robre'ak thi.Prisonbefote the Plaint ,fr get out. Ll.the course ~ f the trial it :turned out to lie more the limit of the Constable than the Pe fentinill ; :the' Jury, therefore, gavc the Plaintiff Only 51. damages, 'observing, that hr had mistaken his man. ,Thursday rnorning about 500 of the inrolled k_ hithitaiits,of the W;ir.l of .l 3ishopsgate,,. assemble:l in the'Crnitch; when ROI% a T WI GR AM, EsCi:K. waa chosen (.:910nei, Str WNI. BLl,Attp Lieuienant. Colonel, "mit I:9Ben i a• WlGltAlyt, itin. The speeches were very loyal, but as the Nl.tjort. the . inostitlyression, we have been favoitre,t with the sobstance ' I should on ticeasion have felt flattered by your etectum of me to ,a post Off-1 Flour in the ranks of toy Fellow.citizens, hat when that h,,1111:'1 the post of . dang..- 1 ton, 1 must confess myself in adequate 'to the vxpression ut the ,grateful sense I. entertain, of so distinguilhed-a proof Of your .. . con fidenee. At a crisis;' so ',MO:M:01011s 3S this, when every Briton is called upon, by the venetated Voice of his c:ttuntry, to rise from toglorions ease, tda level with her perils ;411,1 eititle6cies, it would be a derelinion of the duty I 'Owe her, to shrink . from the" station which has been assigned me by yOur favour. 'For purposes inscrutable to human cJricep ! • tion, vice and wickedness have been permitted tot a while to triumith over Virtue and Religion, and spread. desolation and triisery over the faireit por.; Lion of the habitabl e Globe-:-But that Almighty ,Being wifoie support 'and Proteetion we have invok.: ed,' will not (we have, the, kecords of flistory'iti proof) permit such a triumph long —yet v. 1:11 a. just dependance. on 'that Divine assistant:, we must' . exert all-the means with w hi c h we have been es .. pe , . , aially niessetym tnis happy Kingdom, to itom its shores the accursed host of Foes that,wouLl in. vnielts ace; We mu st not be wanting to our ,,eives, and the Goa of j. ',tire will not be wanting .to.u,. Let us retied the recent'fate; of the sacri. ficed Electorate of our-S over ei gn -i T he H anover i ans in despair surrendered their Country to'the mercy of lniader, and that mercy was,pledged to them .by the most Solemn obligations....but, his mercy was rutilder, his faith was plunder, fulfihbent of his oaths was the public violation of all'that was . chaste, virtuous, and innocent —neither age nor sex escaped Mite 'wanton brutality of his internal tin disci, and the scenes' of horror now' perpetrating there, he assured, my Countrymen, are in full pre. paration for the land in ,whicit we live.. ,To avert 'been then from our Country, from our fire.sides, and all that is clear 40 us, let us unite hand and heart, and array ourselves- lot this mighty contest, which by the blessing. of God, and the • Pattrht geishas of CHATHAM's' immortal son, will, 1 cotifi. dentl o y believe, end in the conluiiun of out , :nerniec, and the restoration of .Peace to •th 4 buiwatk of the liberties and happines ; of.mankind„,. We'tinderstand that this I . ...‘iening heing the last on which lice extremely populAr DivertOeinent at the Circ6, cided cor N.itsve Land, firio be repeat. ail, not a OaCt iy to be taken for to Boxes. Wi t h SUC:I a proipt4t, ive conceive the h c z :e , ine v i r4 . bly hr uttcruled otp; atl;elobl a ge of the First Circles of Rank and Fas'Yion. .A new ~i Trial 11 , 4f1etto will he produced o n Monday next.. s Qt.' Hank Stt,ek Lniti3 Stock s per en,. 8 ;4,41 India liontis • 1 , e1.& c(‘', 11411; pet (:rilt, ( )Innittin , Cent, 6 :5:11 i In ; cr_ vt . Lcnt. 3 , ‘ c , t(. ;011.6- Sib - 3 ilex G. C 0... V.< 3 24 I; Ink.i..'A 14 i It' n ,l Auy. 321 I)itto,,luirt , • , • Llitii:Sh 0/' h.tC!,/.lNrrit. = rrsruay, At:( 5. , Amsterdam 36 2 4 Us. Nhutil I)ttro, at 6iFjlt 35 8 6 1rtu Rotterdam - 3u 3 2 Us. L . gli ,, ro thotbol.;11 - -33 ti. 2 us. ,N,tples Ai uma • . . 33 7 2,., us. (7.7rn0:1 Vans r day's 4. 24 8 • N•o•nit'e M 1 ) ..ri,, tittle', 24 16 2 U 5. 1..t..y,i,it 1 1 0 , iroetitx, du. 2 4. 1 7 Orli to Criiii7. s - - in pper D it hi,,, o,ttn - - 37 etlettive i litittim •-- ip pape r 37,} cltitt4ife 1- 1 ti ft • 61 37b Published by IV IL L I4 h i A m i IR se), ll> PS, (Or South Zslaittv-strfttr'Grosveiwr.quAre;; fat tbr FGper , Leturs for the idaor, 4c. (pottpaid r , mull Ut adittelsW. -SHIP N F,PPS , cs wyZIEXD, AUG. 4. Passed by--the V row Raitta, : -, and the, Jong,: A Casta, ----, from Eitirlden. • -the Caintiterlantl. fot Nootka'Sntind;, fan, Hendt . trunli for Londohderry ; iU sl3pletont s ''' lcowttaitsblirg . ; Atittinzton, A rr.tn, for F.lsinor;: ; anti U uTy, Du4ll!, a!ht Vestal, --, • fiX lam3ica: I) tme 3ll . Nnitunu, and Re,;overy, 'mire, for Petursiiergit ; •Eleanor, White, tlirScettio; ' Brown, Itvlustry„ EV:111i, and Nancy, Newb,m); for Coilit r - "" 31.1 RR I,ED. • . the On 1' hur''43Ytart, h sperißl licence, at Crane Dukd of,..l4llnitiun' s b u i tse , ' • - -st l 4. in Grosv.;ol - -91. , . e,the Itighr Hon. Lady Susan t.) Lor,l Vtice‘tra Tittcas. Yesterday, ;t I sle,,Vorth, Joh!, 1 : , , 4 , 1!deit, Esq. of Doclors Commtms, to MisS Gotobtd, oily dam-Alter 01 lohn (I°l° ' , bed, Esq. of Lit:le,Sion-HouscMictdle ex. • DIED. : • Yesterday, at Walthamstow, in the 57th Year of he r Miss Ltis Phipps, second daughter of Mr. 'Phipps, of CcP' .thall-coutt,A;hrngtocirton , street: . • Between GLII LnFORD and F AltN LIAM. With irrimediate"PoNsession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCT4O . •• DT AAINE; • On Friday the Lath inst. On - the Proinises, called Poyle Farm' • . -at Eleven o'Clock, 7 1 E1E- LE ASE • of 'Eight v . six Acres of, Nie;mi'/" I ° AL tti re rable,' aniF Wthyd Land, in•a Cornpae,; rarut on which stands a cony:3l'lcm 1 - lon4e end ifonigB on the Hog's.b.iek, a Well knOwn and admicztt sittoo ( 7' , distant only three. Miles from Farnham, and seven in" t;uiltiford; .held for al.'errn, of _whic.b.livc.years Will b cur. expired at Z•dirilautinas next, at only tool. per Ann. ns Of At the same-tine will be 'old, the - C;roviiii.4 've Pros, Ciovec,. and C u rn- thereon, 'together with tilt and Dead Farming Stock, in four Draua t t Mares, lour Cows, four Calves-, 'twenty and seventy. siX Kc'ad of Poultry, two Waggons, several Carts, Harness, and 041 ' 1 " Utensils and I mpleinents' in Husltaairy: ‘, • • William' Barnet, on the Premises, will spew thelarne of whom printed P ar tiC u l ars ma y bq'.11,14. on the sad) in a t.i Partn:ularS - ii'sb May . liefitd at the Bush. at farnhain ; White Hart, at G t3i idferd ;u 1 ( 1 - 1 / 3 g sha" Bush. Statues i Kinyiten • Waitityyiv Cornhilt i , ancl..of Me. ;lain; .na . 431 "" is. LtlOnn: . 4 A . nd•Ttl"Lt;.;'S in ari'd - itc•tr t. , I:LW F-S!s jO SOLD EY c‘LICII(N, 8- Mt. RAINE, . . On /Friciay ora t i h ii e iio t!t t il l. :i , n v4. it i 'in. at ~ a . t' C rle i:t. l c . lo 4.N vaiu 4 iire E;E:., — .-1()L1.), ES ; coo. i ts :hn f en 7 lte it end iat iat • the bti t e; iii 51 "JS .'incien: Mansion-house nO . kvi.And r many years past, occiipied, 'Wit!) tite-great6 - r part or tneatiotc - • rn.,lltio:te.t Ground, 14,,y. Poole,• ii?. as a year!) Ten:inc and the rein4lnkl.:r of the ,Lail I, With Lt Pv v elltn,442oP4C. gt..l4arge Warebou,:es — and ‘Vtlarfs: by tilt ilenry Knt. on le,ase, of Whidt. Jbatl; fOur.ivar 3 ' dre l now • ' • t' —4"- I is, Likcw ,c'fl or !'urn, Grain, liay,Wvl :1 11,3 . • ••. , .t fru' o anal tvi" Air. " : as tne 1 ) 3" St. Pc:ter .11.1 kVeittnit.; 1% on each side ‘. ot iii,;ll Road, at lite 1,-,.•iwe l / 4 •11 .I.xwe! -and kik;rineitnitorte.itootit a nide 'distant faint the Raul° and scyclt.,f‘nni the latter. • ,„ artv.t sevcrals"restatits VOL; i permit the - Proporty to ix seer,; and of whom 1-irticttkr•t tr • aliti,otir i of M . : - td . iti‘ . ..idott2e -;; .t P r '," corrul Plans mit it, Brigintie:ithtone ; Adchor, Ilorsti4;;;; Itmate ; Artits . i-EaSt ; c n lke• i kaine i Land-St:l've; C.;•1; , .. ( I*VILEN . With immediate l'osat...:.,ion Itt:. SOLI) ItY A ItT r yt Mr. RAlNlit, At tilt Coffni-holik, Cornia, in Tettiv-fLoti , i ((6 Ft y the tyclti.nst. it ir WCi VC C I ),k ' ffiWk) d ALL, hut ant! Comii,a, FitEC:U) . I.I.) FARNIS, ; with eon-vonieht ilouseso, ; !tnown tint names of Falconer's and Wi.r, fitrde!s ;.cont ning, - to;.;ether. to 6 acres Pole.; n o‘ , o;'Lli"; fur man} 1 in:.l4), SA • .hir; Jolin . ainily e at. an oil rent,•'l..., prc' sent Leatte, etMichaeltrias . nctct, 8.:3• ••. The. Estate .t•rt (I . ktatice we'st‘ted from the Turoi. pike Road bmwein !! and Steyniug, in thi; Vari 3ll Shipley ; • i.t it front Fond • 't• -tee of the . `fewhit,,,,ol.wlysna •.* '",'• L'i ; of the i'rinter oi the Let • , • •• •••••ti ; AL ma OLL Slttart, 13rightheinistotic ; Ltql" ; t :7: S: -; : ; Anchor, Horsham • King's Ht.td, ettektlcL"' Norrul Artni; Aruntic! ;of 'Mr. Merlwin, Attt)trieY'al., Law, flor..itain • at tile Rainbow ; and of Mr Rain°, kAn" . "Surveyor,' LitalLdte:•street, lik, 0; i 1 ;1 ) '.• • ury, w dere 1 may be wed. ' • ,FxErifiJlA),..NLAtt Cov . ENT.uAKuLN, with inttne&atc finssession. TV 13E 501.1) BY. AUC'T'ION, B Nit, RAINE, Or.ltiddy the Igth ai Twelve oft.:!Ock, at the Ral nt)ll Coltee,honso, Cvcr,itiil, v ' cp r:, Most Stibstailti.il ar.:l Exceileilt 110 • „1. Twenty fe t in v fttinr, and No. 7, on'the Grea, Ic4s,ett-street, r,ow, zug for 1/1 7 2ate :.. years pTst, the wet knoom Re4iJen‘e of Mr. T. Grilo -3 " Thne.pie e..gnaker. The Se two, r- te of the above House (which contains ciou, Rooms, with a large and light Clot on cacti togalier,‘.gh the greater part of the Yard, is f re.eho,. ( irerv - uintai Teriurein the sane Situation : the renitil , " 4 ` 4 of t 112 . Y Is t.t.astnold, uttder the puke of noctOrd, 0, 3 anu. • by,Tiukets, front, tyntvrt till four, lOW, tr, ,;g.:.1 he had of Mr. jott,:..sttttet, lifootrobory. Vartioultits iww b.:. also Ila;i pd P:emiscs,• at the Itamhow ,of .itiessr4. tjr...K;tte T I P ••" 4 4M/it, C ram betwecti Bt.ICKINWIANI anti Bit.!ES'i , E With Pos,:ssion at 1-Vi: 1)4 11 z. i3E'S . OI.:I) BY A0(.'..1101 , 4, By Mr. RAINF, QA ; , .^..stnit, at Os! I",;nnoovv •Cotri"-}P' ll4 .it Twrclvc-o'Clock, in Ten KEE,HOLI) and "1 . 1 'Cr; YP'',%; ilk Es• • • • 1. ;1 60 .. . , ' ,flite situated TwYtord, wnt :h extends OVCr the enaroctiW, Cl tit,: rill coatis. Vstate ; Gl' nts 1 tie MAN() TW YI Cfrß O. usr Land is principally ij.razittg Ground of the licit lity, and cortticos',Alsogetlter 645 Acrei, Qruss's, and Sin') the twit tnrrner Very .: . ,facx.l, un...1 ;0 1 'arz. 1,1,:a:;.,nt1y ;yll.l ,r: ` , i ; t:i, Mr, :4t•Tyvvfortl, as well as the 0:11 , 1 Tc-;o.0 wilt :thew , - their reiPt.iiive, liantls, of 'onion', on thc 3 " l ,ftno printed pattiLia ars may hc hail ;. ids() of the Prittn:rl'..,o Oxford, Itc.tdinA, :tint :Ciorilutitipton Pap.:Es ; C 00441 1 l l t i . ).- littckinghata ; ; , irt o , at the lialzinos ; Mr. ;41 , Tdr , t t Staple of Mr. Rattle, I.an,lSurv;:pr, ire stre,:t, 13loortishut , ' London wh,'re a Plun may ht:'''`l" .... .i ..---- ' i fC • FitEE11(1;) PARM WINITFI''''I ')‘" • "' .l " ' , = . ..) ,t , . . • 't., , ). 1:E SOLI) BY Au L;TION, ': ,:l i 0. , '" At the Spread Eagle - Inn; Sali,b irv, an I ii.i:4>daY - „, ' ‘,.nc'th day of :August :n.A. ar Fgn. o'e.l ick in, tlitt,' , ' - ' tinie6 be ore dispt=sed of by Private C.'onti:l,B; .* - S ; ver Y I)..:sirAe- F iiIRF.IN,i •• .A EHOLD FA . in the .Parishes of. W inter:low and Idinislon/. i , , , - T,Hii. count)' ot, NQIIts, cnnsisentg or a good i•arni linutst , s':;„H.r Qrettanis, B.itris, Sta;',lCS, Granary, ana other <=t""ii,„ l •:- itulioloy,s, 'rhip t c,. :1 , 4). ,.. e , an d u a ni en s ncar the P="",!i„,,.., , ,, ...td, 41 :'•"r . rw() Windrcki Acres 01 good At' 36l ' ' r . =-' ` ''a'turc, jrht Coppite Larid, :II It ing .... sever:,ity, "a ) ...,,, , t ' venient, ar.it tie,tr the tptmt WCSICin TalliPtk e-ra.' ' Sev,.ll'WM Sithib9r,y. 1:0 9 P :l• - 111' Pr' ll l l se4 .ire in tire rentlp , g of Air. ii'llin a '''',, e ,, , ,-.oed= i. r ii .. l d :.i t . : l,,,, ) l: l ,l v ,lr L . l , l llll s l l l t a e e, w ,ot t p t t o .,c e r t! i nte rrt.ii '— )l l: ::,; :r ,: t „: :: l l .l .4. ,si r co s i.l. l , 7 ;y : l l . l , iiat7)1i0ty1............tit.N17=:,.4,7. TO THE EDITu2 OF 7'llE. SUN. At the• present tine, when the spirit of the Country is so comp!et;dy roused, I cemceive you will wit deem it imacceptablr to be informed whit is going on At Deaf. .The Public must already have seen with. 11e goer:, that Government It as most_gracinusly been pleased to accept the offl!t , of the Deal Boatmen; to loye. their Boats armed for the : , general defence of. the Coast, in case of Inva s On., This' spirit of patriotimi doesmot end with merily, arming the 1,1:10 4 , &e. as one general glow of loyalty annuates all the inhahitioits, cording to their several avocations, have enrolled themselves :a serve thlir Country in tht: fauwing professions; The Seafaring People lotto a resiTh.: able body of Sea rencibles, as' there are i-orarly4.oo adive able men, volimt,irily engaged for !his' set. vice. The principal Inhabitants and Tradesmen have likewise fc.rincti a Cptripany of AssociAtion-of Volunteers,, to be clothed, at their own eXTence, and serve under the command of Mr. joitt: MAY, without any pecuniary remuneration, being sltis fied with the .heartfelt. reward of fighting for the' test of Kings, and in defence of the happiest 0,1)- 10010'ton tin t ;nth. Another Corps (who receil . c pay) have, also cifilred their services" to, the.Rigint Honourable WILL TAU PITT, and it is cx_ petted there will be a Company of rininbadiers, so that'this Town will, in a short time, be completely in arms, without the necccsity . e ,of having recourse to the ". General Defence .1.1111."—I 'am convinced, Sir, you will agree with me, , (hal it is but jo'tice to We Ldiabitants.,of Deal, that these their pro. eeedit,gs should be Made public ; and as the Situa tion of tr 4 :ay be 'considered one of the Ad vanced (hinds of..time, kingdom, should the .Enenir dare to violate the soil, irs Inhabitants will he the fist.st to advanete, that the laurel for striking the 'first itrw tray Ix their reward. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant, A VOLUNTRER IN t‘lit.. JOHN MAY'S CO).IeANY. .7aly 30, I g,03. TO TUE EDITOR OF !WE WV. Spt s Tyr Bam , ti LtoN is awake, and has drowsily placed hitnsclt 010.41 hattriche , t at this eventual perind,lie should be standing cidiened strength, his mane erea, hit; eyes !Lulling indignant fire, and tremendous roar 'resounding throughout the uni.. verse ; 'there should be it syririt, Sir, a resentment in the Country old) , to be allayed but by the subju., I;,,ittion . , and ecco total rttin, of our Enemy. t ,li ou ld f e d ob•tinat el y iuveter 'lc in our turn, for the in , ulta and injuries we !live received ; a stream of fire, expres'i cc of the rust fixed contempt, and national hereditary hatred,' should flime from every mouth, The anger of Britain must be stern and v i n itinive ; her . prourl an 4 menacing attitude such, as to make Fratte herself tremble for the weak and uncementerl from !a t ions rtf her Empire. This;snirit c xs, .tl, in the Country, but exists' a &mothered flame, I, ; , i i", n tr, eate d own ar,Les;:it is the duty; and I am conscious in the pot ,, r, id Ministers, to kat.; it forth a flame Of patriot fife. We Intk4 hear nu more of the fear of 'the Enemy's ,landlng, but of one warm` and generous wist,, that they m:ry escape the vigilance of our Fleets, and on iritish ground rective the' punishment of Imo- trmerity.-. 7 has been thone 'for Naval Honour ; the gos,' tral Column if our Triumphs st a nd s a ma gnif icent Tvintiniment -pt" Glury'iti our Country, and of milk lion to our You ; and of late we saw" its , Capital • crowned with a glnriipo;, tinfading tiireath,.w ve by - the noble hands of a ST. it r, a Nst,soN, a DutreA - 14, and a Howe. : anti, S.r, 'the Gal :lt.iitthird over he inifurie.d' in this Country, I ho - r to behold' its Sister Pillat an majestically by the site of its Pedestal has been firmed for ages by . toro,e Arcinteds .of Honour, the lieroe6 ref Cit vssy, Vicrtras, and' AGINCoURT : its Shall We ha veltelield proudly, riiing by the labours o f MAttLaott OU au au tl C'ltityr, and strongly eemenied by tiw blood of An it it OMIIY.—May their kin. died Laurels entwine, adorn, and mutually support , eoch other ; for it is inner their shade a fatigued and itibated. Worki can find repose. A LIEUTENANT Ur THE NAVY. Sattittvicb, Jay 24, 1803. SPOarIAIG INTELLIGENCE. WORCESTER, Auautr 3. Oun. gaces coturnenced yesterday, and were at. ly very numerous and genteel tt,semblage: 0$ C.,tortov. In the morning, the Sweep ta k vs gat feu GUitiCa% salt (.!,cvLn Subu:libets), wete'lan fur by Mr. Cowntry+.6 eh, c.. Sir .I.olln. • I t M. A. t IhVtli . :, CIL 1). Frr.111):, by 131am;d ; It 0.1...i1el itle,vl4ort's tqt. tn. Thdip . , 3 4 At,. A:1311.1,1% n. A. Clit'ltn) Out: Grinder) 4 3 'kir Krnot., n'.4 fir. g. 4rablan - • ~ i dr tor. Dyntrit b. id. I.'. lira, by fortnnio - clic. In ;he afternoon,; the plate of soh given by the 'Menthol for the City, WZR won by J. CI. 1 FTON i b:4l.'ti Cll. c. Li'Audhago i 'beating Capt. GILAII.AM'S b. f;. Bertingborou g h. Inonlitrg, the Sweeptakes of ten Guineas each (ten Sub,criberb) were ran tOr by m,i ctr Srieli'3 b. h. St. Vincent, by Faitunio ' 3 • co , c4ltry':, Sir lohn - 2 1 * 61. Vagrim w r 3 a ThLt Hunters' Purses, of the last and preserii year, wicking together tool, were ran fur this even. ing bj► Mr. Squire's b t. by Flying Gib r 4 Cot. NoNivat" , ,, - gr, y. 1:01 . 13 fitie,.bv dis. Ihrloon, Ettl ' ID b. plArit; by itAtier 2 di'. W4hker'3 g. Rcevf.:ngt, by Snap 7 3 LW. 'let ween the heats, there, waR a match (or too .Cuineas, bet ween the Lion. *VU. Coy ENTRY'S jentiy Sriciner aria Mr. K.NtiwoN's Arabian, which watt wun by the former. TUT K 1 C.; , v. rltoN2l. This. was also an itidiamein tit an Assault. The 1 - )r ,, ccot!,r's name was Andtcwl. o a Clergyman, re. sidiog at ,Nri-wr,len, in the County 4, Kent. The Couo,elt, , ,k the Pro , ecution made it appeir that the ft,v. Gentl , 'lnari had beet, most grossly assaulteci and iil used NI having Achn,nisteted teligiim con, SQlation and coinlort to the Delendant'sTrot:ler-in. law, when upoes his death-bed. This however did not turn out to bl t corrca statement ; it iS true the Cle . r4trian hal at , 'ende&l, the brother of the Deten. dant ift.,• while in a dangerous illness, but the as saolt was"not for the consolation giv en to the dying man, but for the liberties this Disciple of tlieGaspet h i d ta k en w i t h t h e Mitendaries Wife. The provo. cation prH•dneed a smarm kick ing. Lord FLLPNBOKOUG.EI was,extremely seve re on the conduit of the Clergyman, oomideling him a di sgrace to th e reverend rotession, of which he %'VaS an unworthy .. Member. it was true the alende m had committed an assault . upvn his-persi n, and ,Jury must find him guilty t but it would• - remain with .the Court to 'say whethtv, .undir all' the cit.. ctlinstances, they should press judgmett against him,. and,whether the Unbecoming iAtitt indecorous helm. viour of the Pro'seentor had nt,C in a great measure, justified the • Subsegnent:enod net (If the Defendant The Jury found the Dcfoidatic guilty nt' the as. sault, but it was suppos,d his Lruship w o uld not call him up fur jiWgment. If so, the Posecutur will have his costs of action to pay. • Nothing worth detailing has, occurred on the Crown Side. mmDsToNr, AuausT 3. Spear. was inditted on the. COroner's Inquisition for the wilitilmusrde r of Ttionuas ing, a seaman on board an Eas t InAlarnan,. at thitt time at anchor' in Ling Reach, near Queenhithe. It appeared in evidence, that Lieut. Spear,, of Ht 6 Majesty's ship bntesoolotia, was.ordered ty his C a p t ,i n t board the Wittman, .and to take all the hands he could get. .In furtherance of orders, he approached the Indianian in his 'ship's boats, hut ' as they nearid : the trader,. the crew pn board the Indiaman chewed signs of reik LOWE*, ;Mil' BC - I'lllHr brough t 'forth their 'boarding pike's. v.vearing they would sink the boats if They carne alonivide the Indianian. Lient.'Spears;,however, rail cicse along ) sidr, when the crew, on board the Indiam in threw . a number, of attieles into, the King's bouts ; and: entulteted themselves in so violent a ; moiler, tart ;Or. Spears 'ordered his men to fire upon the crew, but without brill. The penile on bs ar d the India.. man, imagining the Prisoner and his men had no ammunition, threw several pikes'on board the boats,' one of which wounded Lieut. Spears, on, which. he ordered his crew to toad with ball,' a n d fire. The r*sult was, that two perions . on board the Indianian were The resistAnce, however, 'was, con. sidered as a sufficient provocation, and indeed, if the Prisnner had nut ; diretied his men to fire, he, would himself have fallen a sacrifice to the impetu.„ osity and determined Opposition manifested bythe people on board the Indidutan. The requisite proofs' of .the puss -warrant, and the Captain's-or. der were . then made, and the Jury Acyu;tied the PriF.oner. Mary Natter was indicted fur the wilful murder of her fern* child, in the parish of Binling, on the tzth of July. The nurse stated that she had at. tended. the Prisoner during her lying-in, that-for the first week she behaved with all imaginable ten. derncss-to diet / infant, bur on the tzth day a milk fever caine on, a delirium succeeded, -and the un:. fortunate creature, in the moment otplireitiv, cur the throat of her child. She was asked why sue did it, when she. replied, If that the Devil h a d put i t in her - head," The insanity of the Prisoner in other, reyetts was clearly proved, and the Jur} , found her Not Guilty. The Assizes being ended, the Judge. passed sen: fence of Death upon joseph-iliblvr, for horse.steal ' ing ;L, 71Jotot Ford k fur breaking , a house. in the day-tithe f Smith, for horglary •; Willou, riot, stealing in a dwelling.house,; anti liam Whitt-mu, fQr personating John Black, a .Ser. -team in the Marines, inorder to obtain his prize money. U Er The Assizes for- the County RoiAteil this day they have-heett the rtiost'dull - tartti tmtnterritit% 'that Imre been known far many years. The bwiiness on the Crown aide ended last night s 'anal M r , jos. LONDON: Urinted by Hu CliA NAN WhItI.LAN; (of flow-Street, Ceivent•Cac t L ll ) and At the Strt4.oyric s, No. ,1 A j Strad; wheie ildrvertitrornt t , Orders f owt. ~~` U