The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-24 00:00:00

C . r r'`.~ `_ MAJRSTY the Le*vet commenced, which was attend. ed by the A rchbishop of YORK, the Bishops of DURHAM, GLOUCESTER, ROCHE':TSR, EXETER, an 3 KILLALot (Ireland), their Excellencies the IMPERIAL, RUssIAN, SW EDI•H, DANINH, BAVA. RIAN, SARDINIAN, WIRTFIrIBIRGIAN, NEAPO LITAN, HANOVERIAN, SPA.NI,H, and PoRTD .CUEsE Ambassadors, the CHANCELLoR of the Ex- CHEQUER, IheSECRETARIES Of STATE, the Lo o MAYOR, • the SHER, !PPS, and the RE:coat:lla of I•oN !MN —and Duke!—P ortland, •poxburgh, Rutland, Somerset, Beaufort, and Norfolk. vehler—Salisbury, Cornwallis, and Blandford. kads —W estmorimid, Rosati, Chatham. Darimouth, Ayleas fool, Sandwich, Nfacelestield, Mount Edgecumbe, Spencer, Uxbridge, Camden, Scarborough, Fitzwilliam, Darnley, and Bristol. Pircorents —Castlereagh, Stopford, Wentworth, Falmouth, Gage, and Limeritk. Lerrit--C. Somerset, Boston, Hobart, Auckland, Curzon, Hotham, Smiley, Brook, It. Manners, Walsingham, liagot, Pelham, L. Gower, E. Fitzgerald, Grenville Brownlow, Kenyon, W. Somerset. A Somerset and flaw i kesbury, 4 VI-11. Neale, S. Cotterell, Cl ark, R. Popham, W. Ably, W. Leighton, W. Geary, W. Curtis, and W. W. Wynne. Geterair—Cuyler, l3urrard, Berrie, Delaney, Leland, A rabin, Needham. Phipps, Finch, Hookley, Hale, Marsh, W , Sedway, Vansittart, ants Baird. :Admiral , Gambier, and Nugent. Coyne/I—H. Addington, M'Quarrie, Manningliam, Rook, Cliff, Penn, and Harkey. Major Wiltshire. Caprahls Cunningham, Wodehouse, ht 'Kenzie, 1310, Thornton, Anderson, Junta, St. Clair Erskine t Cbaon, Cripps, Griffiths, Prodor , Dawson, W. Lamb, Irby, Markham, Pierrepoint, and . k:ust. menri.--Weddrrhurne, Addington, Irby, Yorke, Lee, G. Lambe, Dirgdale, R. C u rzo n , Markham, Arritikie, Shaw, l ' ° " 1 "1', Elliot, West, Adams, Law, C. Cockerill, Sul livan, —aub4ny, Greenfield, Smyth,. Phrrepoint, and ['erring. Mc —T. Grenville, Robson, and Watson. .Rev .—Pertiog, Talbot, Golding, and bond. The following were among the Presentations to tha MAJESTY : Lord Grenville, on his appointment to the command of the First Regiment of Buckinglianashire Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Hurley, ot' the same Regiment, by Lord Grenville, The Hon. Thomas Grenville, on' his appointment to the command of the Second Regiment of the Buckingliairt4hire Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Osborn Markham, of the City Light Horse, on his appointment to be one of the Commissioners of His Mn..: resty's Itoyal Navy, by his father the Art.:111)11mi) of York, on which occasion he had the honour to kiss His Majesty's hand. The Hon: Mr. I'ierrepont, by his brother, Captain Pierre. pont of the Navy, on being appoitned His Majesty's Am bassador to the Court of Stockholm, on which occasion he had the hononr to Kies His Majesty's hand. Captain Cust, on his p romot i on i n the L incolnshire Militia, ' by his father, Lord BroWnlow. Lord Kenyon, on his appointment to the command of the East Maling Volunteers. Lord Pelham, on his appointment. to be Chansellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, in the room of the Earl of Liverpool, resigned on which occasion his Lordship had the honour to kiss His Majesty's hand. Lieut.-Colonel Penn, on his appointment to a command in the 2d Regiment of the Buckinghamshire Cavalry, by Lord Grenville. Mr. Robson, on his return from France. Lord Leveson Gower, by the Duke of Beaufort. Captain Iliddulph, by the Lord in Waiting. • Colonel Thornton, on his being app o int e d t o th e comman d of the Newark ' Volunteers, by his Grace time Duke of Rutland. . General Baird, on his return from the East India', where he distinguished himself at the taking of Seringapatam, by ' Lord Maccleafield. Alderman Sir Wm. Curtis, on his being appointed to the command of the 9th RegiimMt of London Volunteers. Captain Anderson and Captain M'Kenzie s or the same Re , giment. "td 11 4Wkesbury, on hiS elevation to the Peerage, by Lord imerick. Mr. Golding, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on his being appointed a Lord of the Treidury, on which occasion he had time honour to kiss His Majesty's hand. Mr. Bond,' by the Chancellorof the'Exchequer, on a similar appointment. Mr. tfiley Addington, on his appointment to the command of the Mendip Leijors• • Colonel Cliff, by Colonel M'Quarrie. Captains Prodor, D4W6011, amid Griffiths, of the Windsor Volunteers, by Colonel Rook. Sir William Sedway, by Loid Macclesfield. Mr. Grinfield, by ditto. Major William Wiltshire, jun, of the Elitchin Volunteers, by General Marsh. Mr. Dubendy, by Lord Curzon. The Rev. Mr. Talbot, by Lord Falmouth. The Right Hon. the Lotd Mayor, by Mr. Alderman Price, the late Lord Mayor. The Rev. Mr. Purring, the Lord Mayor's. Chaplain, by the same. Captain Bligh, of the Duke of Gloucester's,Loyal Volun teers. by his brother the Earl of Doole y. Captain Cuiiirtgliam of the Royal Navy, by Captain Mark ham of thessame, The Bishop of it illaloe on his elevation to that Bishopric, by Lord Sudley. Captains William and George Lamb, on . their appointments in the HertfOrdshire. Militia, by Genera) Cuyler. General Vansittatt, on his appointment to a command in the Army of Reserve. Mr. Arrieskil, by the Spanish Ambassador.. Mr. Dugdale, by Lord Curzon. lair. Robert Curzon, by ditto. . The American Ambassador presented a gentleman from that country, whostnante we could not, learn; After the Levee His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at whiCh Mr. GOLDIN° and Mr. BOND, the two new Lords of the Treasury, were admitted and sworn in • members, and took their Matt at, the; Board accordingly. About a quarter after three o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR arrived in his State Carriage with the Address (rpm the House of Lords to Hls MAJ RSTY, attended by the Duke of NORFOLK, as Hereditary Earl Marhttli 'of England, with his' Gold Staff of Offic e ; Vist.ilnt Hoop, V.iiCotint LIMERICK, Lords lir. HELIUM'S, WALsINGHAM, HAWKESRURY, and AUCKLAND, attended by the Usher of the Black Rod, and rfocerded to the Presence Chamber, where they were joined by thi Bishops and a number al other Peers,. when FiII.MAJESTY being seated on his Throne, therpresented the Address of the House of Lords. • ' • •His MAJESTY then gave a very long private an. dience to. Mr. ADD two - roN, at which HIS MAJESTY was pleased to signify his Royal Pleasure to receive the Address of the House of Commons, this day at half past three o'clock. Lord HOBART and the Earl of Cst',THAl , ' had private audiences of HIS MAJESTY. At half past five o'clock HIS MAJESTY returned fr om the Palace to Beekin i gham-house to dinner. Yesterday the D UKE o CAMERIDGE breakfasted with THEIR MAJESTIES at 'Buckingham. House. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES paid a visit to Tsui IR MAJESTIES.•• PRINCESS AMELIA,,ECCOM }WiIed by Ladies C. DAMP R and CR EMDR NE, soak an airing in a coach and four, through Pimlico and the King's Road, to Lady. Ca EMORNei house, near that pleasant spot called the "World's End. On the arrival. of her Royal Highness at the house a num, bet' of his -Lordship's servants appeared at the door alt Alte,full uniform of the Pimlico Volunteers, as a. Guard of Rinatti: Het Royal Highness partook of some refreshinents, and was waited upon by the servants in their uniform. At four o'clock the Princess returned to Buckingham Houst. N .41 1 / I ,L N 4W.S. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 22.—.Tw0 of tne ' Channel Fleet arrived this morning in Cawsand Bay; Nut the heavy gale of wind that has blown the whole of this day, has prevented any communication with Oral 'from the shore, so that their names are. not learnt; it is supposed that the' whole of the Fleet ipire . bee'n obliged to hear up. Arrived the Ann Sloop, of this Port, S. BART.. LETT master, froM \Vales, with culm, with the' loss of her mast, carried ,away this morning in a gale of wind off the Rini Head. Arrived the Padgey, Captain -, from Dantz' with stores for the Dock-yard. P. S. The two Men of War which arrived this morning, are the Colossus, and L'lmpteux, of 74 guns each, two of Sir E. Ps LLEw's Squadron, from a Cruize off Ferrol. , PORT.shrouTH # Nov. 23.—Arrived the Nano , ' PRIVETT, from Waterford; Margaret, NFAL, from Sunderland ; and Boar jeti.ut dalhria, VILLAR. WEY. from Lisbon. , s Sailed the Brig, Trib?y ) WILKINS, for.Chichester, and Northimberland, M EA , iv, for Southampton. .The Bellona, CORNER, in a gale of wind last night, parted her anchor, and drove on shore on South Sea Beach; the Ajcwity, YOUNG, in the same, gale, lost her anchor, and drove on shore on Suuth Sea Beach; the .Experiment, NS' IT HER 9, lost her anchor in the aiurte gale, but experienced no fdr. (her damage. DEAL, Nov. 23.---Arrived the Dubuc 4, Capt. DAV It, twin the South Seas. In the Downs Monarch, Utrccht, Ra 7 sortable, Leopard, Immortalite,' Tortunee, Leda, L'Aiinable, Champion, Squirrel, L'AntaranThe ; Perseus, Zebra and Fury tloutbr ; 'Vulture, Lark, Autumn, and Harpy Sloopel Starling, Af... cher, Bloodhound, and Conflia Gun-brigs.; and Millbrook Schooner. YARMOUTH, Nov. 23. Soma degree of alarm took place here last night, owing to an gxpress being sent from off the CORR to the Admiral, advising him of two vessels having been seen off Southwi)ld, which could not answer the proper Signals. This was exaggerated to a report of Six Sail of, the Line and a number of Gun. boats being seen of Lowestoft ; but ,as no signals were made from any part of the Coast, the alarm soon subsided. Yesterday the DUKE of Gt.ouc'ESTER and the PKlNctiss SoPit IA Of GLOOCESTER visited tint iyiA,ESTY at Buckingham . Huuse. • Last night THEIR MAJESTI es had a Card Party: among the company were the Marquis and Mar chioness °ISALim/ay, Lady GiOltnlNA. CVCIL, Lord ST. HiLittip Lord AMHORST, Lord Ams.: , FORD, Countesses 'MACC LESFIt LI), HARRINGTON, and CHATHAM, anti the Hon. Mrs. SNEYD. • , An Express arrived at Chesterfiehl House yester. day morning, with the melancholy account of the death of L ady 1-Init IRI STANHOP eWest dauglr. , ter.of the Earl of CiIE4TER P I F, L Ladyship hall been seized with a..sc:rrhtt fever, which unfor. tunatell`proveti fatal. The Countess is slowly re covering from the same dangerous malady, which we learn'has gone through a great part of the Fa mily, several of the servants having been takenill. His Lordship, with the Countesa, hail removed from Ilietby H.tll to a Cottage in the neighbourhood. Yesterday a Court of Direflors was held at the Ea.sf India House, when CH ARtiii MtLt.s. Esq, was appointed Colonel of the First • Regiment of Royal East India Volunteers. Capt. RICHAK'D FRANKLIN was sworn into the command of the Royal Charlotte, destined toCiiina. - The ships Sir William Beni/v , and Fame, were consigned to Madeira, Mtdras, and Bengal, and ordered to be afloat the 14. th of December, and sail from Gravesend at the expiration of one Calendar month from that date. """ • The appointment of Mr. HOBHOUSI as Secretary 'to the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, was officially announced to the Court, which adjourned at,six o'clock till to-morrow. Yesterday morning about fifty waggons, loaded with ammunition, passed through Westminster and Pimlico. The Royal Academy are to have another meeting tomorrow, in order to form an Address of Thanks to His MAIFSTY, for his gracious communication respeaing the late cduce of dissention among the Members. ELF* Bar, in his coach, anti part of his retinue following in four coaches, went yesterday to see the cusiosities in the Tower. The. Loyal North Britons were inspeard yester. day morning by Colonel JawclNtiON, who said he never saw a finer body of men. He very minutely examined every belt and musquer, and expressed his entire satisfaction, saying, that no Corps he had in. speeted yet made a inure suldier.like appearance : he was particularly pleased with , the state. of the arms. Every man bore his knapsack, containing every thing useful to a Soldier, canteen, &c. &c. as.ready to take a long march. Colonel'. ]smarts. SON staid two hours ani a Italian the ground. The RoYal York Mary .le-bone Volunteers bad a ;grand field day this d:iy. In the evening they will mount guard for the first time at their . Armotiry in Cuniberland.street, which will be con. tinueti every night till further - orders . . A Captain's guard is to mount each night, with centinels to be regularly relieved ; and a Corporal's guard is to p\afade about the Ne‘V Road and the most lonesome streets of the parish at various intervals in the course of the night, DEMERAAY AND RSSEOU'IIIO. TERMS ,OF CAPITULATION PROPOSED BT THE GOY FICNOR GENERAL AND TDE • CDDRT OF poLICE OF THE COLONIES OF f SsP. QUID() AND DkMEIIARY, AND THE COMMAND. INC oFFICERS OR,.THE SEA AND LAND Foiters OF TIDE. BATATiAN RrpegLic, IN THE SAID COLONIES. 1 'Tt5 tHsrie exeztrawe.l et THE COMMANnE*I IN.Cittsp nP aaITANNIC MAjt.sTy'S SEA AND LAND FORCES or ► 'DEbtEItAiT. `A *Teets t.—The laws and usages of the Colony shall re main in force and be respe;:taal, the mode cif taxation now neuse be adhered to, and the inhabitants shall enjoy the public exer cise of their religion in the same manner as before the Capi tulation. No new establishments shail he introduced without the consent of the Court of . enlice, as the •Legistature of the Colony. ,The Constituted Autherities and Public Officers, whether in the civil, law, or church eetablishments, as well as the Members or the respective Courts (exec:petite Governor General), shall be continued in• - their reapedive offices .and situations, until His Majesty's pleasure shall be known. e , Ns, Granted. Aft r. 2.—The Inhabitants whci are at present in the Co. loty, as well as those who may be abroad, shall be prote4ted in their persons, and have the free enjoyment of their proper ties, without being troubled or molested for any aas whets°. ever, other than'such as they might commit subsequent to the Capitulation and in violation of the. Oath of Fidelity they shall be required to take. A N s.—Grented. A a e. 3. --The inhabitants shall on no account whatever be ohlieed to take up arms against,an external enemy, b u t th e i r servwv= shall only be reqUired tar. uelling . internal comma. tiOliS or d'eeturbances, according to the existing regulations of the Burghera. ;Kid for mainteintng. the internal tranquillity of the Celony, in conformity to what has always taken place to this day. ANS Granted, until at the conclusion of the War it shall he determined to what Government these Colo e nies shell be subjected. . . Aa T. 4.-.-Tile debts contracted .by the Government for the building of new barracks, the erection of batteries, the purchase of provisions for the garrison. the salaries of Civil °Meets due, shell on the first demand be paid out 'of the Soveraigh's or - Government's chest, as svell.as all other de, maids that would have been paid or reimbursed by Govern ment had the Colonsencit becii Takeo. ANS.—Granted. ART. a.—The Sea and Land Foraes of the 13etavian Re. pphlic, stationed in the Colony, shall be allowed-to depett freely. - They obeli, retain their Anna and the whole of their Baggage, as well the Officers, Non s conanissionecl Officers, es pr i e e l ese They ehall be supplied by the Commandant of His Majesty's Forces with proper Vessels to convey them, with the moat convenient speed, to tete atilt, Ports of the Batavian Republic ; during Cieir passage thitlear they . shall receive... tirraccount of His Majesty, each according to his rank, the ;, same rations both as to quantity and aplenty as are uittallY allowed to British . Ass;--- Calmed,. but the Troops and Seamen must be conaAared as Prisoners of War, and not , to bear arms against Great Britain` or her Allies,' until regu larly exchanged or released ; and the arms anti accou treinents of rheSeddiere meet be . delivered up. Ax r. 6.--The Corvette flip toluenes shall be given up iiitermed for erattsportipg her Officenteind Crew to one of the , Ports of the natavian Itipublic.. As many troops of the I:atavian Garrison shell embark and take their passage in the said Corvette as can be coevenientry Placed on board of tier. ,At4s.—Cannot be granted •. proper Vessels will be furnish e d at the expence of the British Government to carry the Troops 'and Seamen to Europe. ' _ ANT. 7. --The Governor Getecrel, not, having military rank, shall beat liberty to renlelb in the Colony until he shall have Congaed the necessar y . documents or - proofs t 0. .- vvirda enabling hitii to leybefore pie Sovereign an account of his adiniejstration, after which every facility shall be affitrd -ed him to return to the tiatavian Republic in a manner suit able to his rank. He shall be allowed to require such copies of pspert from the Govermrient and Colonial Secietary's Offices, as he may deern necessary for the purpose above ex pressed. A s ranted. • - „ Ait Vann the day of .i'he Colony beinar taken posses. sion of by the British forces, the lialavian Troops shall be supplied with their usual reticles by the British Cornmanders,, until theetay oftheir embarkation, antrfroirs that trtOrnentthe Batavien Troops are to receive the :aline rationt as ale Usually' allowed, tie Swish Truopa when at sea, in-the mantwr -men- tioned to the s'th itrticlea Ari S. ranted. Aar. Bataviart . Troops shall ' , continue, to all in tents and purposei, tinder the command of their own OM- . cers, every respect and honour shall be mutually . shewnby the Troops of both Netions:tu one - another, and care shall be . a ece n , on both sides, to preserve peece and tranquillity untik ,time departure of the Ilatavian Troopi. Ass.--Proper quara ters will be allowed rbr the Batavian Troops, and to which they must Online theineelves wail their embarkation., Batavian Garrison shall be allowed feeelYt and without any hindrance, to take uloug with it all accou trements and arms belonging to it, also the OWL ofdcceased Non-conttnissioned Officers, inti 'Privates, that may yet be unsold, whether •the same be deposited in the public mitgaeines or in any other place. Asrs.—That part - of the Article relating' to the Arms end Accoutrements is answered in Article 5: the ternainder is granted. Aar. nid Sijk of the tleteylan Troops who may be left twined ht the hospital, shall be 'treated and taken care of in the saint wanner with ilte Britisli Soldiers e they shell be entitled to the same terms of Capituletion, and enjoy the Adventages as arc stipulated for the rest of the Batavian Garrison ; and in like manner as the latter, they shall, utter their complete recovery, be transported with the most cute venient speed to one or the Ports of the 'Waviest Republic. AN a.--Granted'. AA T. I%. — Tne * Commanders of lii3 Majesty's Forces, shall immediately on the Colony being. taken possession of, furnish the Governor.C,cneral with it Conveyance, to flan• salt to the 13atavian Government a copy of the Capitulation, with a statement of the 'reasons that induced hint, as well as the Council et Police and the Commanding Officers of the liietavian'Forcee,, to surrender the Colony to Hiss Britannic Majesty. A N s.—G rented: the same vessel which takeS our dispatches to Europe, will take those of the t;overnor of the . Colonies. • Ax r. Negroes shall be required from the Plenters for the purpose of forming or recruiting any Black Corp:.. A fr S ranted. Aar, ti:--Should any difficultte - s arise in consequence of any dubious expressious occurring iu the meat:lit Capitula tion, the same shall be expl.,Med or consented in the. sense most favourable to the Colony or tne Betevian Garrison. A • Government House, tilth Sept, 4°3. (Signed) A. Al a:Larked, Governor General of Essequibo and penic r ary. P. Roettwttettee, Major. C. ti. Titorz, Cummmuler Of Essequilv. D. I. C. LAmsertr, Capt. of At-tilled. p. 1. 11.7 f mAN; ist Lieut. ' • F, Vera Pru Vecoett. F. Kaot.t.. . • By Command of the Court of Police, ; • P. F. Turprp, Seerstary. • (signed) Wirt. GINII I ELD, Lieutenant-Qr.:mai, SAta. Hoop. By Order, Wm. T. 4 runs, Military Secieterr. ii. TaAcKY, Naval Secretary. • ADDITIONAL RTICLFS. ART. I.—POSSMIOiI pf Dort IVilliatn Pledtrisk is in be given to a'llertAchrnent of Priti.,ll Troops Olio evening bv ayen ; also that of the bAtAviim sh i p o f War f/ip po ., 'TIME'S, by the British Sotti..ll ; an 4 thf, IlOrbet BrktiOl sloop o f W ar , an d :Sch4ener Nutley', are to be . allavvod: to pasti, into the harbour of Ditneciry. A pi. --A=iled to. Aa r A.--Possosion Colonies Pommy and Essequibo ti be given to the tit isil tly twelve n'cinGit morrow noon. Ass. --Acceded le , Heureux, 'Ol SaplEßll4lr, doj. (Signed) W. COI N tLa. Stilt. •Hoop. C. 11. 'rig 0 T z i aornmadorc gsieittibei -1.. KRot.4. • 1. ilor FtOt tetLieut. • P. F. Ttpist, Secy. A. P.A.RY HRIEKI.(ITI4,,Lictut, N4Vy. On Thursday last, Wit.r.lASi SMITH, nne of the Birstalligi n d naticy troluntrers, was 'expelled for in. soien t beheviout to the .Officer Wl►o commanded at drill. • The earns day the Ragiment was inspefted by Celonel GARDEN, who expressed himself highly likised with their military-speoarince. ZAW REPela: COURT OF•KING..'s 21". THAI KING v. NOTTINGHAM. . . THE Defendant was' brougitt into Court to re.: sceive Judgment inr an Assault nn. John Parinni, Esq. a Magistrate, and iViattter,9l. the , Ceitql) at a Ball to which the Defead.mt was a sub:cribet. The ProsecutOr Wa3 an'ttld bent' !man of the. age of 70, and the 'DeTendant a young man between a 6 and 30,.and an Attorney. The partirotars of, the case we laid before the Public on.* former occasion: Mr. GAR ROW was heard in mitigation of puish. ment, and Mt. EitiKINE in aggravation .Mr. Justice Gitosa,after stating the natuteQfthz Case and making suitable cominentsupon it, pro . nuunced the Judgment pl. the C ourt on tpe btfen. dant, which *as, ,that he 'do pay to tbe King 4 fine pf, so% that be. be imprisoned in the King's Bench Prison for three Calendar, trionths'; . an.l expiration of,rhat time,. he. do. find So'teriei for good behaviour for three years, himself in sol. and two Sureties in 2501. each; and that "he he fur_ ther imprisoned until such fine be paid, and such Se; curity given. THE KIND 2). EDWARD SPENCER. The Defendant is a Snigebn and IVlao.midw ire, at Beth. PreVii.ros to the last Eleaion he wygge a Libel on Chailes' Wm. T:iyhr, Esq. one of the Representatives' in Parliani.ht 14 Welk. Libel accused that Gentkman .f'nei!i f; an Adulzerer, and of being - guilty of - other ini.nteeth so as to he unfit Co be a'Re'presentafive in Parliament, • Resides the iMendant's own Affi lay it, there was another of a Mr. liurland, stating, that bef4ii.e 1 1,e last Election, Mr. l'aylor, while he was a Candi date, ivid promised to forget and forgive this mat.; ' ter altogether', although he now de:minded the rigid' letter niche Law against the Defendant. Mt . • Dat.f f .A.S said', 'this was a surprire on the Prosecuttit,""and iherefine desired time to answer' the muter of this Affidaiit, which the Court grant.. ed accordingly, - and therefore the Judgment was postponed 1 TILE KING ro. PRITCHARD' The Comma& SERJEANT moved fora Writ of llabrat Corpus to be diredea -to thelceeper of the • Gaol of the City of Nor wieh; -Otom old tog him 'te) bring up the body of John' Beiljamiti to,be hailed. He stood charged with a v of a Burglary, in rile' dwelling,houie of Messrs. Gurney, Bankers, in that . • . , After a lung detail 'of tbe.•'faas of the ease,. 'the Coutt granted the Writ in order to loOk Mid 11 )ti matter, but seeme•.d to doubt whether it will ultir mately avail in this ease, • A Certiorari Was granted at the saute time to re. move the Proceedings 14 , hicti were had in this tate, before .thiCoitunitting Magistrate. 111 E KING 11. LEWIS LEWIS. The Defenda.it was briitight up ; the other day to plead to no Indiametit found again s t hi m r or struCting, and violently assaulting, and threatening, fhomas'Pye Rennet, a Lientenant in the Im press Service, and othera under "Ilk coinin.tud,, at Swansea,' in the County of Glamorgan. The De.: Pendant, was the Ringleader of a gang; who assembled for' the purpoie of opposing the Impre . ss, Sec. When the Defendant came into Court, he sa id he would not give his Prosecutor anyitionble, 'arid therefore he pleaded guilty, which plea was recorded, and he was. committed to prison, and he came to receive Judgment. He prodUced an Affiditzir stating, that he was at the Helder i n i its Service ; was in two engagementti there ; was' wounded,in the hand, and obliged to''sufFtr lion ; since which he has been With ti,t , firmity of losing, his sense when' the le ! tst over: taken by fignor,' or , 0( into sr4te of irriraii.w other means; but that when "sObtt, fie h oly (inlet and peaceable, tvl. vAN.,baid, he was not C. tinsel th!ipoi4 Flan, -but he. happened 61 know thAt such was 1,14 indigence, that he was obliged ro Lit', his w 4 up to town from .. §Ar' llc,d'r 7.07 . IMPS, and •11.4 z ever since he arrived, he bubbibkcd courtly on the hnmanity of his Countrymen. The Coolt kindly observed that If ' Ile would procure two perVons to enterin recognizance for i;i 3 peaceable behaviour in 201. 140,, be tnight be al. lowed to go at large atter short impriwoment— but it' not he must urn ergo a heavier judgment, for the public peace must ile , prer,vell. Mr. JAay is kindly elynsented, on behalf a tile prosecution, which is at the il.a.aoce of tilt Add i. ratty, that the klct - ygnizance shalt be entered into It 44:w44.16c4, to sstve the expense, corning up in Lomion—ln thuieati•tinta• the al'endartt 1 41 1 14.11 i in custody, COURT OF CONIMON PLC, S, Nov, 'l6. rsCroN ,z).°DAtcstill: '2 Mr.'scticant• 13tT applied fc.r a rule to shv:o7 sause why An agreement b:t•sviei t ' the Pi,ti'ntiff itn d Dccendat i t ill this cage 1)f)1,11j? I . :0i be up; why the jt t idgtzettt and execution shosuld it ,t and the Uv recuvered rest, , re:tl 1, , the. Defent'inni, Canal Pidton; the Pl , tiotiir s ;flttilr:6 - Ah 54evetts t)se elder, lamti , )rd of DA W50:1 the, posiess ed some proper t y in Jr.ini ,, ! tnit in S cri , y , S tev , os claimed, and he :106ant D awson had exer cised a right . 4 4 tterritude 'Over a ci-:ebelunging to she Plaintiff, Adit,•its of litsrass were raised hy Pition, but w . ;thin four ditys'i:d the Assizes Stevtoi and he entote.riftto an ;igreetnent . hy 4.;tevet.s, in consideratiOn 4 l'ithol l 'S abaridarting hilt ttetio))s, gave tip any alitn 91.ttervittule over n:tun's pto_ petty, englged to pay bini.:4p",.;o9. as the ex. Pence incurred . by him, one guinea in ruken hti renouncing the lervittiste, anti alio ti!inroey 'a bill of cost.. This agreenttnt w.tts went to Mt, Winkley, attorney, in Llntloi,, who, without Comulting with the attorney f o r the Evident, framed a new agreement according In hi, interpretation of the original, hy which he bound the Delenciant, in addition to the stipulari on On , 1 1, 4 agreement made in the country, to pay the Hen. tiff's bill, as if between attorney and'cli ents lioti to Aonient that judgment in these terms should pa t=