The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-03 00:00:00

iit h -t Wit. RI,. It .3* rr"• 4l ' 144. " -I •• ie4 tg.,l l 4il 4 iCc.icitss.l Duckworth, Llewe itothwell n . Nei Aosaldo, J. Lyd,tors; Loft, Drew, an d En i..:••.. Dtt: F,oot—Majur I.• tvPlienzieScott, "andiv•bl-,...rlain Fans(cit • ' • - Isbni toot-l•Csiii;ileltnitig,"Lieet. Shewbridge, and I • .' Op caultelL; .).1.4,c;), .. ' lislit !ilils.cgtuns t .Legion- ,z& Light Infantry I.l4tta-lio; . ;..., •IWhitti4.• ,„ ' :/t. ' .‘XlciuNpea. .. • , . . . %era' Coje, tlightly. ' N ;r r , Y, • or -Ge nera l the 'Hon. W;S il-i d 1 4,' , 1 •:. aiti hgeiton, nightly.' •tewarti§ • r • . - ,t.spc;4ll Wallace, severely. ' 1 ~. .. '.'E "•Illie ti4P l ain Ward o a nd C a• oil Iteginwnt. apntin •Boven,. Sicil nr, Aids de:C.iinp lb General Cole. - - • ' • .4-Itisfisoty,ist 114tticholi....e;ii,tai, witsalt, sli g htly ; Ct , thilirctitli SlightlY i ! , ( 3 4prin t hell ; cal". *matissi :Alt; Captain Psrspnit ,00v4,r1r ; erllrtain • Craw "' ."giltlitt Licut.'llolriii4•; •Cieut. • Wiight - , slightly . ; Lie' ' ItilFonosighoe, slighti•yi I.inr, !hike, slightly; Lieut• Mt ] ,4,l4l,oightly ; Lieut , Vincent',' stiOuly ; Lieut. CoM iligtilly Y. lind Adjutant Steele, bli%i'llY: • ' • ;. 3-tili /cot,. 7d Kitt:ili(iii—Capt. Wyatt, Lieutenants Ha 14 Wsith, • , - - • i, 2 9 111 Four, id Battalion...Captain...Brine, Lieutenants Hart, ti!arci, :XI! Cox, severely wounded. Id::4 Cordon, scveit.ly ; F.nsign Ingrain, ZSth Foot, zd halt::ilol,' Ensign luiLsti, triken-; Lieut Latham, slightly.; i!,t t • ~kod, slightly ; Lieut. Follett, severely; since deal) ; C, l'othl; Ca pt. Nestor ; Lieut. Stunners; Lieut. • : 4104 e; Lieqt. - Pd;.lisrn ; Licrit Forelo,:lt ; Lieut. Kear. .ry ; Lieut. Hamilton ; Lieut. Briggs ; Livt. Lovelock; • l eL t• Flcri•tioni Lieut Wyld ; Lieut, Fleming ; Cain • ..hoa, bevert I . L•• LI ;I . Li, casiets • Ensign •• No el , ~) r l -tit. uer , cut, t - son; ‘..a pr, haring ; Cain Hawke ; Ensign Ito h well ' ' t t .tK q . sjAi nNige; 1 lent Horper; Lieut. Stevens; Isj t111 ,• C44l eroo t Liut. Nixon ; Lieut. AVrigh: 1 Lieut. '" Cain'. W ittlN.gtnn• ;4th, Font, zd 13att•ilion. ?to root-' Lie ntensiit.en ' lonel Sir Wm. Myers, since dead. 1 9th Foot:- Lieuten•int. Colonel. Wirire and Major - Way, in', p-ly ; Captains lio,ges, •I oil, and Hester, slightly. l',tFCoicniel• Blskeno Id toct ; Major Egerton': hlsiq ~/ tilde.; Lieutenant -Colonels E I lis ) , .M.1•0"1 (Int% Whitt, and Ilarcutut (40111)• Tile total manlier. tit °likens' xintitlndd - 9'n' 'the .... PR of 'he Mlles amounts to 1(53. - . t, ltr, at. IC. ils; kr I Vbk."jaY the f o ll ow i ng Bulletin wjs 'shawn 4144ttlimes Palace, The nittnb , r, of inq 11" uilent was eoasiderable, consequen ce o f t h e re l apse p f 11"1"1 mho Clistie, lure l, '711:1; " 11 18MAJEtalf has hatisoni e f res h accesilou o f 4i `erder, but it dcies DCA itipear to be increas— ; r I ........1111111....a I 1.171' 1 h 41 ti/ Or 4i 0 4 received the fullowing. , l4ellPr . ~•. irate oar Coilespo mien; at Plymotlth'—',l., • :11'i144,1!--" i'rdiy; bout a &Cluck.l4 thej9.9r?* thg . , an exiraoreinary pi,eiloOsencin. appeared- , at (Ups . O l •atoi the sea Suddenly tell to thelk-pth of frortiioTr to eight.ko, annd-rOse again iI; the a nue 'ti),l l 4/lil' Which .continueki- nt inie.rvals until nearly-. s 42 iv i , , ► ,n ° dock ; during which.peri o d the merOl;tittl vessels in C4tvYntur'atid ,Sii:aoil ''l s ii:,l were otHerved:t h i e g ., re4II Y a gltated '.; . iiio e ie tr,e., former harbour Ni itt g dieir'anetii..).l; 4;1,1 drifting ,ill V 316114 di re6tiona : rw o of run them !nit their bowsprit, 4 '`:' l fiiul 4f. each ntlit':r diiriii7 the swell, one of * which i s I tte Clary Itevenb.e , etrtier, turd .otlior re - ' i n • CeOed',(l.-ItUage, but - not !to- any 'extent. Thosu Sutton Pnel wdr e i ii. ) , t .I . • 1.. the short ag; own( in • 1 6,1 . e .. . i . 3 ,!11, .. r , e 01 , twe tuttituei, We water there falling arid tiii iil • . °ell eleven tett in that short . period. Thiii "4441tittiary event at first caustA Bottle alarm R the iipeciators, sonic of whom remembered 4 like 1 - . rd P.4enontencnto• have taken place at the, time 'r the great and awtul earthquake at Li boo n and it i s 1,. -cued that sow , : event of a like nature Ws °c lacsliened the preheat. '':i'ne winds have during these 11 6 icy° L ils been .very variable : on Wednesday it Mil o blew a.Ple' tron) the touth-west and west —un the v fing day a gale from the eastward, which ceased itill.uut twalva o'clock on 'Thursday night ; and iri)111 , titii. , t‘r the et. ' k'. i • I ► e winds were Lat ta log p ,r‘e t 1 Nal( 4ail varia b le :' . " . -............ i . por ance o lis The 1111' r I h Catholic Question, and is -11`)e. Pe " f° ltrili and aUle manner in Which it wa 6 d citiii.lll)y %be CHANCELLOR thk e of. lhe EXCLIEQUIIit in! ug Jo prest,nt Crn IQ,idera thii , day with a mo re eetailed ace(nini n i i t • , w e 'had • only room for a ~ : . ,as ~. utiet outline on Clui,i3y. . An Aidl o n not e . does Attil arrived rsterday. It.. enciAl . ."11e4r 11441. StlirMl 110ii.ilities have yet re-eomol 'between the Thrks and , ithßilgitrt. An .American . v elisel lips hen sold at Legh.irn, under the ell til9r • tY , 01 the B4rlin innt nian Decrees. .. 1 frigate 'and a fleet of tr.m.sperts ticrtireti n a at rlywouth, On 1 4 , .1-itirtivay with 46 French from Lisbon . licers, and 200 soldiers, taken vrisoners in . die t, s!itleient an 20i in .Portugal, to she' rt'tr"t II: i to 4 / 1 41 th'it army towards Sp,:in. Officers wi - 1 ) t)tl any and the soldiers to thefi r ; son , depot al . 4thionr prson• . .'. re 4 letter front Cayenne, date d .Mareb 18, of which ta:following i, ~It etratt, states that that colony ,1"leell !4,:1w0. into 'ilie gi t . atest cohlusion by the ‘:--overY 01 3 plot extaitett by French ernksailes:"*". 'ef" '4lB"tt. Mx KOH I 11,......T . e Por.uguege treni' 6 trmilthe prtison hav e for some time exhibited !trill): t at , / o f extreme insubordination. Tney at length t re ve rted a Nan to set tire to, the town, and massa-, ftm the intianitants, including the Officers of th e vtill.: !licit luckily wis discovered in time to pr.e thittl„i:,44% carried into execution. Twelve of 1 . 1 vsc, " .a " l5 hoe been , tied and shot•- .. Withers ha l ve .- 'Ted, h, A ilikpetidti::‘llled to the woods. All trade bait been xesi ed Nut di h r le Y 41 GRRY gave a summon, and !te' foii„winer. at his iloWl e in Pertimiti-square, to the . 41;6-4 dlitiognished Pet sonages z—His Royal E lf! -vSl i the bake of. K, Duke of Devoksstillg, hi ()1 ()I 110$111.1* Earl of LMIDIIIILAIB, Earl E ll , r t 4) Cid of STAIII, Lord DUNDAS, Lord R. p4l/444, li/rd GlitiliG P., CAVUNDI.3I4., General FITZ. ititteAt eilitiliVi GiiktDUN, arid Mr. ADAM. t ),,,,, ' f rY 1411 p: reins.neernent of troops is under or _,,, ' l it fltI4X P""lit'4l. Ei4ht troops ut the 4tti Dragoon n Ist bxnallon of tilt! 6 isl regiment, the 4 111 !"Aiteeti, 350 me n o f the 2cl blltthholt.of the, the,l,ettittientt tWU C.Hrnmieti Of the ist hartaliOtt of ell( 4 ' l o "el. and 150 fro m 1 2d battalion, erg ' t 10. 4 44 orduled tu embark. AVSE - iktt W S • Pt. '44 - J UN L+.l -,-- A rrived ;lige tATP Itats, (rota Lyme ; Kent :SA cx Ert , ; -and Goa Stuies ran,'N.::citoc..r:;, from W. 11423.. Sailed thn YortuiU,ese- ship 'Carlos, for Fal. mouth I. the Bellana, fßEt.g., (or , America; and convdy:ig coasters to the Eastward. Arriired the American, ship Jane,.taptain CLARK, frOm New. York, with a cargo .consisting of pitch, .tar, &e: bound to this port for orders; the Jane sailed from Liv4l pool (Or New York, whither she carried from thence a Noble Lord, (who lately loft this country) who has purchased an estate near the latter place, where he resi&s. Arrived the Shannon frigate,Captain BROKB,from a cruize off the coast of France ; the American ship Henry, Mooas, from New York, last from Liver, pool, with part of a cargo (or this port the Charlotia, DIVINE; Altiun, CHANT and Flora,. LAvls, from London. The Spanish lugger Aionable, 4ana,Nornbrada, M. SUJARTA, blaster, from Portion:3, after a pas sage of $k days, with a cargo, bound to tondon, put in here to wait convoy.. A• letter his been received .here front Lisbon, bearing date the 24th ultimo; it states that brilliant illuniihations and public rejoicings were going forward at Lisbon, in consequence of the vic tory obtained E,ver Soutar by the Allied Artily. The Faiiie, of 74 nuns, is' y.xpeOed here*houily. Some Othcers in the army take a passage in her to the.Mediterrattean. • ' .Artived . the . ofestelloOP`of v.ar, and has sailed again on a crinze. • Sailed the Fancy cutter for Rochefort. ' The Grouller gnn-brig has: eietained and sent in s here this day' the Spmush !ogler Nosira Senora (let Carole% from Bilboa, with a -cargo,of hides, hound' to France. CU IT It A NI,. JUNE. .— , A r eaterday afternoon :die' Urench prisOners on, :bgird', the ,laritPori,she..wedi every inclination to become verr troublesifice on count 01 their being put to two-fhirds alloyiencg,; to • •inake up for,the expence of repairing the darnogcs, done by their cutting the ship; 'to.endeavour to ef fal their escape ; boats maimed and armed were Sent. from every ship one 9t the . ti) trines of the litickin4hans seeing one of .the most violent of tint pri,oner , in the aft of 'stabbing she 'Officer of Ma rines, he immediately levelled 11itimtisket and shot him ; sevtlatother shots wigs fired,'andbefore they iotdd be cprieted oid got below, three were killed it d eight others wounded, two of which are since `dead, note of which was the ptincipal,ringleader.-- The,ot,hrr,sl!ips remained p. , rfectty quiet. • PORIVIOUTIis•JUNB . 2.- - Arrived the Port Mahon aloof►:of war .frocyt,Liiibon. FALMOUTII, MAY 3 I.—Passed by a fleet of ves eel, under convoy, suppoiied to tad die outward bound East ludia beet. S H EenNEsq, Jubi 1.-Sailed his Majesty's sloops Gila/wadi /Mule, with the tragic:- kg I lie SAille. Tni! next convoy will sail ebout 100. inia. The Heligoland convoy is appuiut,..►l to .ail on ilia 31 not. By the arrival of the Coow)rant from Gibraltar, by.wriieb several passeitgaro came, we learn of the objections raised by tho present - Government of Spain to the proposed measnre of enrolling men to be trained and commanded by British Otticerg:- , - There is.no doubt it, would. be popillitrintOng.the lower ranks of Spaniards, particularly with the Guerillas of Asidalu!sia ; for they have petitioned the Regency to allow theta to be enrcArd.as the Portupeae .vere, under Generali BitttesFuan and Numbers of men are. ready to assemble in Andalusia, Marcia, , and. Catalonia; and there fire plenty Opting in these Provinces, but the want of ,money i 8 much felt. Dispatches were brought by the Cormorant; with 3 new propnsiiion .to our Govetninent, far. raising men in the •Penin sula.) it acceded to, will evade the jeallusy of the Spaniards. Colonel Rocue is iodetatigable in colletting and arming a body of, n.en.atitondo. The French texce at Cadiz does not exceed 6000 men. ] There was an expectation that they would raise the seize, and an:todon the Province. Tie Diana and. Litite Sally (British vessels) have seen cotictinned at Savannah, and were. sold on tlie latti • On . Saturday, letters were received from the Dutch coast, to the date of Thursday . last.. All' those we have seen, concur in stating, that sot'', is the avowed discontent of all classes of the inhabi tants, that a general insurrection is dreaded by the Government. The -advantages obtained by . the Bri tish arms in the Peninsula, and the re.reat of Mots-' SENA, were known in 'Tolland, and had . caused universal satisfaCtion.. One 01 the 'letters state stn imporiatit 10, -which, , while it atirks the embar rassments the French Ruler already begins to ex perience, proof that his fivithotity over that country cannot long exist. The letter to which We. allude states, that in consequence el orders stipptm-. ed to be transmitted from Paris, a hotly of 5000 troops were mustered on the esplanade at Amster dam, and received . 2- route to quit the Dutch terri tory.; but before'. they had completed '.their first day's march, they were recalled by express, in con sequence of au iutended iusurrettion in the city being discovered., The.turnour of a marriage brt Ween Ferdinand the Vllth, an 4 the second daughter 'of the . Eeperor Francis, is again noticed in letters trout Franey. iii i'.6oli, itfNi it. tesierday the,Quttst's Council sat till about Five o'cloCk • .soon after which the Nlember4 left W;i4l. "or for London. Ile, buliei of YORK and CAINIL. pat AGE left Windsor about the same •time. Public notice was given ibis day, that the dinnerS and "festivitie4 intended to thke I►lace bete, in halibut-- of the Kttro's Birth-day, are postponed, in con,e quence His MA.insTY's relapse. .; At half past one o'clock this thy the Patrica Ilc otTr and Duke of CUMBEaLAND arrived at the Cas tle.. ANHOL7' M:4IL. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 26.-1 t is observed, that the indisposition of the Gefieral in Chief, Ka. rninski, causes great delay in the Russian opera tions. A corps of Cossacks, who appeared at Kib rowa, afterwards - retired. The post of ' Ternocsai upon the road to AdriA - rople, is occupied in force by the Turks. , .-500• Bostangese have leinfirrced the garrison of Vai-na - . • • ' Selman, one of : the Chiefs and most powerful pro+ tenors of the Janis4aties, has been depoiied, and Mustap ha Bassa, hitherto Commandant of the Dar named in his place. • • DUsSELDORF, MAY 7,—The skeleton of the ted battalitin of the Ist regiment of the Grand Duke of berg arrived here yesterday from Cataloida ; it was :received arid . entertained upon' the tnnare by, the garrison , and - inhabitants of. this town. Alter the review; .each of the soldiers received a bottle 'of V'l'bt'. LEGHORN, APRIL - 28.=--On the,23d Of MAv, the. American ship - John, condenmcl by the Prize . Court, was sold in the presence 'of the principal re-. ceivers of the Imptrial Customs at Leghorn-, The ship, was sold; with the cargo,.of . which a great part consisted of colonial produce. , MILAN, MAY.,2.-+Oa tt,''2C)til of Apr,il - a cittin;• tity rat prohibi:ed goodi; confiscated by the financial agents; were publicly burnt, - • • •HAMBU RG H, MA 17.—The French qoverri ment.having 'notified its intention of opening a new' road through the Illyrian provinces, for a cornmet-- elk commuoication with the Levant, at the ear nest request of stindry' Turkish, 111 hart; and French merchants; for availing themselves of the o;portu nity of transporting the goods and minufattures of France, or of the Levani, into the said Provinces, have allowed that the toWn'Of Trieste, which owes its existence and welfare td contaterce, should open her spacious warehotiws, for the reception of each goods a% are year!) , sent to France from the Levant, Or re.turhed There have Mready been sent ilpwrirds di .2,0,000 bales of cotson to Seraglis, in be from thence for'xarded to illyria. for some time past, the French agents in, the'Levant re quire new Certificates d'Crogin (or all ti e cotton -which his to pass through the 'Austrian hovinces, and 'which they estimaw may arrive at .Strisborgb by tht t*t of Jnly. , Gtivertiment, we understnnO, •hiye reiolved on establishing an arsenal l3ertnnda, 4ir ilie sionve nience of his Majesty's ships, in botii.tho Let:weld Islands sod Halfax , A safe and conicondious harbour has Inteiv been dkeoverod'aht . )ve 70 In:des north-west 01 Kanntou Island, q i the west coast of New llotlauci. It is tepreienttd as clpAble of containing and completely any number, o'f•Altips of the larpst . si2e. CHAO.lli$ ibtilpt Y.Bouvettin, of I.3etelm ~ utth the cOunty.of Surrey, E'sq. 'is returtmd to serve in the present Parliament, in -the room of the Lion. Citort.iY Asti4H.Y CUUNE.kt, now Kill of SHAFTES.• BURY. . . Antrubus, Esq. William Newcombe, El. Geo , ge Fourntr, E'q. and Titus Farmer, Esq. love each paid into the Clia•nber of London, the sumsof 4001, arid 20 maths, to be excused serving the office of Sheriff. , • . . We 010crstand, 1114 by vrecent arragentrut, Sir COOT it does not go out to Noah America; it it decided Sir Ggnants PR EVOST gie hem Hali fax .as einnt,nander,in=Chief, to relieye. Sir Loins whose.health th-clinesyery E i arl P9uLttrr and Sir. PHILIP HAI,E3' came into waiting yesterday, as the Lord and .Groorn of his MAJESTV'S' at. St.lo(Oeti'b ihtlßCe. On. Saturday the l'atNca REGENT dined with the Marchionetis of DOWN smith, in, Hanover-square. Besides the Marquis thetp were Only Colonels BLOOM , - VIELD• and, CONGE EVR preSCUt. T.he gibbet near Driitsey Nool:,_ between Gains borough and LMcoln, upon which Thomas Otter, alias Tvmporell; was.hanged in chains, pursuant to his sentence, for the; intutler, Obis wife, five years ago, presenti,. at this time, a very •exlrportiinery sight ; under - the jaw-bone of .- . thoskeleten, a small bird, called the Featlierpolie, has. built her nest, which extends ; dOwnward nearly as far as the ribs ; and in tlitit. sithatiOn she hii, performed her incuba- Aion, and hatewil a test foll'of young 'nags. The (;" - oldtin fleece, Aineiican, — has been de thiiied and 'carried 'into. Cork . by the Favourite, for being difstinecl . to to enemy's. poll, contrary to the Orders in Council.,. She was bound to RoUrdeaux, 'With . a Cargo orcottort, bees': wax, rice, Are. The 'Golden Fleece sliled from Cnarleston, and ac .the pe. rind of her 'departure, no insurance, could be el fe6ted upon 'An:wile:in vessels; bound to , a French . port; in consequence of the risk of detention by British Crnizt . l4l. . . El 2 eT AT SUlctnE.-- ! Early on Saturday morn. tng.a young female, elegantly cires%ed, wander ing round the balaks Qf the Serpentine river in au 61,parently deranged state, plunged into the water ;' but' having been observed by twu suldier4, they. hastened to the spot, and dragged tier out in time to save her life. She Stated that Ore had hen induced to make the 'rash attempt do her own lite, in conse quence of her parents hiving refuspd their consent to her union• with a young mart to whom she was attached. • _ On Tuesday last . a violent storm passed over Worcester, in the afternoon: it. came from the east, and Jested ,above. an hour; during which pa.. rind hailpones of an enormous bulk fell, breiking windows and dpstroying vegetation. , The damage is reckoned by some at 5000 , 1 . and by others is esti mated a( no less a sum than.l6,oool. The hail stones perforated the windows like bullets, leaving round apertures, indicative of the farce with which they were driven against the lOUs. I,4w)ivioriT. t.:01 7 11T:OT L. • •JJOVLINGS u, LA VtILLALAUUB. - This Wa4 an .attiof) u:ioii A bill of ekilrmve 1991: L,ls. pa ssed by 'the defendant to :hc discharge of 'll , debt dye' `to and the 'maid - question was, 'whether .., certain number cr, broker? duplicates, which were deposited ► the hands:of the.plaintitf, by the defendant, was in full discharge of the deb;, or only a cf.ll4teral security. It appeared in evi,Jence, that by an order f c „r n _ _ the Secretary•of Sia'tet4 Office, the 'dyfervi'ini, French' woltan). was ob!ii,;ed to ti :it this kitigioial as an alien. eni-!rnv ; aad tv.ng.lepaired end, in't he custody of a Messenger from. the Office for that' purport:, she was followed by tt plaintiff, who, elarmed about his debt; propps4d to tale any p.cutity loi it that sho might be atilt tn give him; Under her then ernbart assing situatilin, the only thing she hadto offer him was a number of du plicates of. then Valuable laces, which had hoeti pawned by hr , ,.and a Bill of pc: hinge for t Hl.; 'the .duplicates aninunted to about i2O!. but the' property pawned was cototiderecl to 14 0 of, - .dotible that value and it was fig,reeil betWeett these parties in the preseitee of the Kin:4'3Mes senger, who Wag also the.ittterprvter het weien them, that the 'plaintiff shottld have the dupl of exchange for Ist. odd, in lull papal debt, and that the oriainal bill of enchairgt.: t, 18s: shOuld . return ed t o rise defer lant. fendant after four• yearssalyenee,'Vt'as p,ruhred return to this conhtri',".o) , :tl %Val arre,to'! for tt!e full atnot.ht of the change, and thrown into N.wgsntv, where she ri "rnained a prisoner turseateral,weel:s. To prove that the duplicates-Ivere nolnore aian a coon ter-serial ity for the debt, the -plaintiff pitta id ttv6 Frenclt . ladies, ft:llll44i Of theidefendant, Who spOito to convereilion which passed in their p1e. , 0110 , -.; . from -whicll . l( might lie collected, that the dupli cates were a mere deposit as security, snci'not as in discharge of the The priintitf also e.11 e ,1 se veral pawnbrokers tit proVe that th e e ,, n d s p l e d gc ,l were riot woith the,frunney . zdianced oil :Item, and sold for less money than,isrou!d release the.n. .lt also appeared that the bill of 181. odd had been re gularly paid, but the plaintiff had not 12,:o en any ere dit in-aceount for it.; oasis() Om, initead ut pay ing the interest or redeeMing the pledges, the plain tiff flea only made inquiries as to the vditte of smite of them. Under these eireomstances—, LORI) ELLENROPoUGO left it to the Jury to to which of these witnesses the most credit was to be attachid ; the probability was; - :tliat the evidence taftha'Messenger l Avas the most to 'be relied akin, he being the interpreter between those two parties during the whole of the triinsa6tien; and having the best means of knowledge. This laAy being at the time under the MOP einharruii. mg circornstances, had Ikanded over to this plainiiti the only tangible pioperty she possessed, a:id whit!' she then . considered to be of double -the value for which - they'weie pledged. At all evetst' t,; , e plaintifTshotild have given .her r'iedit forth! 1.)11(f 48h wiiich appesied . to have been paid; hot this he .did. not -do,' but arreined Ner for the tuii amount ; it wa.ii ANC) 11 - 15 duty CO hat.: bestirred' himself raining the value of the dUolicates, And to have the interest or releit,ed the property before the timo tor xedceming them had expired. The ease . di,t hot "come . before them in that fair and honeiit hip which could 'entitlil this "plainiitY in 'all that • eraht wWi±h he smiglit ; but they (the Jury) wo,tki find their verditt accotding to the cred.t they bitould give to the testimony on either-i.ide. . _ _ The 'Jury,'after a short consultation, found for" thg dtfendant. 'MR KING V. MANNERS. :ti. PARK Stiied this to bau indiament againkt George Mantiers„ ;FAT Editor o f a p er i o di ca l rtib licatiou tinned The Satirist, for a libel, publ!shod us two dEerent numbers of that wort:, iNaing • Hallett,. Der. a gentleman of prolixity and chara6ter,. 'lately- residing io the oeighbourbOod of Southampton, but now of.Someigetslur,, of wlticb . „he was a `Die' dons, imputed to 'the prosecutor • cruelty his • own sister,' who a was 'alleged he allo ed to remain in pilot) for a ' small r',.bt, to his creditors, and 'cowardice. ,tl`tiere cc uld little doubt as to the libellotis•tendency of the 014- lications, and all that would . be necessary for hint would be to prove the publication, and that the de fendant was the Editor of it. • The publication. of the libel, and also that thv defendant was the Editor of The Satirist being given in evidence, • Mr. Gkattovr addressed the Jory on the par,t ut the drit-i.dani. . . Lord ELLeNamtouctt left the ease with t lie Jury; who immediately found the defvricitint 04/4.0. MARKET, [via 3. This days Market had a middling supply of pi ime Beats, and the. show of Cattle is general was pretty good ; Mutton i* tloarer; Lamb is cheaper ; B re t', Veal, and I'dtk, sold at List prides ; and the IIAtIO for the most part WaS tolerably brisk.—The in the Hay. Market were somewhat lively;, Straw has dropped in price ; Hay .and Clover fetched I.4st prices. —We subjoin an accurate statement of the prices and numbers 1— To sink tho oil's' per stone of Vb. *dip. gd. to 6s. Muitott 41 84. ;a 6;. 64. Veal ss. (AL od. to Is. od. , Pork ss. nd. 2 - 13 7s. od. Lenin ss, o LI, to lic4st3 1210. Sheep and Lambs c4,z00." Calvs SJ. Pi4l 230. EMITITFIELD II 41..14 AIME?. Hay it, cis. ed. to 71.04. id. Straw zL tug. OJ. to 31. 31. cdt. Clover 61. os. cd. to Vt. Ys. mt CORN EXCITANOtt s • J UNE 3.--- Th e fresh arrirds of Wheat thrs day iitake tail an inconsidsrublit so ! ,. ply, and the.getieral sates, in this trade at last wek',# reduction ; Burley in shout supply, wad keps• it 4 price ; 11141 t and White Peas at' little fluAllatio., ; -- Beans of the 'two 'kinds likewist ; the supplies of• Oais are also inconsiderable, and sales aro MitiltlA nearly - at last prices ; Flour is mostly quoted lower. 5, per sack. wheat -56 s a 7oS a tzs 'Tick jiissas (QM) - pc a 4og Fine ditto . . S4i 4 a SS; 4 - )ats . . 7.',..)a 20.4 2 14 Rye (new) . . 34s •a 38, l'alinct ditto • . ags e.3.:1 Burley ~ . -3. s A 37, I'watt:re ditto . pi A 33s Malt . .. . 64s a 7 , ./S k.ttle Sgect . . 40. a sli. White Pease • 404 a 465 Fine Fiala . .'. 70S a' 7;s Grey ditto . . 37s a 43s , Seconds • • • 6 5 $ a 70s Deans fold) • ... Jos s SSs 1 . .-, ..........,.....e........404, IP, -, .." ~-' ~,, - -", - ' .-. 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