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seven years, or been used as Hop Ground, the greatest number,' of Acres of Potatoes l producing on an average not less. than 2do Bushels per Acre, each Bushel- weighing not legs on an average than 6albs. 1:3oo For the, next greatest number of Acres 200 For the next greatest do. - do. - For the next do . - do. - - For the.next de. - do. For the next do. - do. -- For the next do. do. .; And to the Ten Persons who-shall tivate the Ten next greatest number of Aerts, 2)1: each Zoo 70 6o 49 3o 200 I,poci Which will give 204 as the number : and' i 2,0001. as the total amount of Distrift Premiums. CONDITIONS. It is required, that the Persons intending to become Candidates for these Premiums, shall give notice of such their intention to the before the loth day Of Maynext, naming the Pd ' fish, Hundred, and County,' in which the Land is aituated. Certificates, by a swort? Surveyor, of the measure of the land, and by the Manager, Steward, or Bailiff, of the land not having been tilled for soien years preceding, or used as Hop Ground ; and also of the produce and weight of the Potatoes, and the time of taking them up, to be transmitted on or before the Ist day of De cember, to . the That Premiums, to the amount of 12,7801. be offered for the Encouragement of the Culture of Potatoes, by Cottagers in England and Wales, being zol. fur each' Hundred, or other Subdivi. sion; and alSo 3,0001. for that part of the United Kingdom called Scotland,. in such sums and' on such conditions as may be thought prOper. • COTTAGER'S PREMIUMS. To the Day Labourer, Artificer, or; Man - 1_ faftnrer, being a 09tfager, in the Ifundred of ' , and County of , who who shall raise on Land, which is now or niay he * in his own Occupation in the pre.: • • ant year 18ot, the largest At'etage Crop of Potatoes, her Perch of 'l6l Vet square, in not less than twelve square. :Perch of Land - f. to To the , 2 d do. ; do. .; - 6 ,To"the'3d do. do. . 4 20 COIS;DITjONS• It is required that the Cottager who intends becoming , a candidate, shall give notice. thereof to the officiating Minister of the Parish, who'shall transmit the same to one 91. the aaing Magi b totes of the districts ; Vinci that the Cottager clo bring proof of the produce of the crop before Magistrates forthe hundred, at their,gity,scs, ions; or other meetings : such Magistrates being required to examine into the same,,anci ,transmit the names and places of abode of th e , Applic ants , Whose pxopfs shalib. by .them. deemed sat4KatiOKY 3 with the amount of their respeaive crops, Jo the Clerk of the Peace for the County, and by hiiii to be transmitted'. to the That, with a view to furnish employment to Labourers in situations Where it may be wanting, three general premiums, amounting in the 'whole to 20001. be oiteredifor the Kingdom at large. GFD:'•EF,tIL rkEMIVMS., To the perscvni in that part of-the United Kingdom called Great Britain, , wto 'shall in the , year .14101 cultivate the greatest num ber ofacres of Potatoes, not less than tweray, on land which sh a ll not have been-ip for the seven years preceding, or ,used for hop ground. the whole' being once thorough, ly dug with the spade) and prodoing on no average not less than, zoo bushels per acre, weighing on an average 6olbs. each / . .1000 For the next greatest number of actes, riot less than fifteen . .6 0 6 For the third greMst number of acres, not less than ten - 400 .~~.:.,• f.zooo' CONDI TIONS. The Candidates for these Premiums to give the same notice, p'roduee the same certificates,as are required in fife 'first class ;• and also an at_ count of the eitenee or digging the ground. As the saving of seal _is an objea of the rat est importance for eNteTnding the culture of ota_ toes, the hoard desires to remark, that it ha , been ascertained by experiments, that die eye, of Potatoes Cot out with a seini-eireular edged scoop, so to leaVe 'the larger part for common con_ sumption, may be used advantageously for that purpose, provided such eves be planted on mil_ low soil. When they arc cut out, they 0'44 be thinly spread, or in small, heaps, and moved from time to. time till the piece cut out becimie4 dry and contracted ; after which they may be kept in larger pattels, without danger'of fermentatitin, and in this state may be preserved safely through April or May. The Board has further: to obserye, that should the premiums for Cotta'zers be Opproved of by the Committee, alyertisements should be printed, and affixed to eve r y Church and Cha_ pel door in the Kingdom. They also beg leave to join to their Report, another plan for extending the cultivation of Po. tatoes, which has been suggested by a distin guished Member of their Board, and which they consider as well worthy of the attention of the Committee. CAiRINGTON, President. Board of Agrkulane, Feb. IZ ► Igo'. * The Board mentiens " Land which is, or may be"_ in the possession of Cottagers, in the expcaition that many Gentlemen will apportipn to thcrsi puts QiY o Png°Planta_. eons, and other land. LONDON : ffrlnted by 1 !fit clic SvN.Ovticit, N L ATV REPORT. CpUgT .OF,KING'sI3F.NcIi i Ftr 23. stirtriGs, BEFoar LORD KENION A?.t► A >rECIA JURY IN IerSTMINITrk.-11A1.1 W, TAPPFNI) rl.O THIS was an ,ACtion to recover compensation in Damages . to the Plaintiff; whit is one.uf the Corporation of Free Fishermen and Dredkermen of Favershain, in the CoUniy of 'Kent, which is an optima Borough by prescription, against the Defendant's, who are other Freemen.of the same Borough, for their having, as - it . was alledged, illegally 'suspended the Plaintiff from the Free dom of the Borough, and, to which, the Plaintiff had been afterwards 'restored by the peremptory Mandamus' of the- Court of.' i Ting's" Bench, and this Aftion was for a compensation in hamages, for what the'Plainii i ff lost in consequence of. that.. Suspension. Many.' objcaions' vac taken in Pointof Law, after which it was at laSt settled, there shoUld be ,aNerdiCt,for 'the Plaintiff, with nominal Damages, the amoitnrof the .sum to be afterwards ascertained by a Person to whom the Question was to be referred; and., the other Aaions,' there being ,several remaining,,,and de pending on the same point, tp abide the.event of this Case , the. Defendants to he a t lib e rty, to move the Court for leave to enter up a Nonsuit, upon any point that may appear defeaive, either in the Record itself; or of the Evidence as ap, plied to the Record. Verdi& fot the Plaintiff— Damages, nominally, is. GUILDHALL; LONDON,, MARCH 2. TUBBS 1".. GILSON. - Mr. GAS r I. v opened the Pleadings, from which it appeared, that th4.was an AOion on a Policy of insurance on the ,ship Franklin, warranted American,, at .and from Liverpool to Naples; 4c. The LeaclAng Coin* for 01,7,_YiiIiiiiifrobserved; that chi § A4ion : wi l s brought against the i:tefeo, dant to recover i sot. the amount of his Silbsciip'- iiim to a Policy of Insurance on . the ship Frank:.. lien, on a voyage from Liverpool to-Naples. This ship had been purchased by Mr. :rubbs,..the . Plain. tiff, who is a native o f America; Of fwd persons, a !so' Cit i z ens 'of America.' She Commenced her voyage about the beginning of the Eitesent year, aria-prosecuted it with all due dilience,, till she was captured by two Privatecrs,"•under .Spanish and French e . olouts, who turned Out in 6EI .to' be British Subjects, being' Jerieo,rien, and: who brought thc , Franklin into that Island. This' ship being thus piratically,seized, they thought proper to libel her in The Court of Admiralty. She be ing thus detained under these circumstances; those who were interested in 'the iirdlierty abandoned her to the Underwritersi The (join:lse! said, he was not aware there was any' gronlitrof defence. They had paid money into Court geiietal. It was suggested to hiiti they meant to ContOld,'the Plaintiff was- not th proprietor of this ship,' and that be was knot an Anierican.' After this cause had proceededweeitain length, Lord KSNYON said,• he was clearly of opinion, as. the Franklin was ,at present libelled in" the Court of Admiralty, that the Plaintiff•had a rikht to abandon her to the:Underwriters. There was another question ity this case— Whether the Fraplclirt was / inestiinatiOn an ,American 4hip2. , On the part - of.the Pefendant,. 'vas contended, that Mr. Tubbs,hati lived for years at I.4vcrpool,• had married a Lady,t he daughter of a G6tleman of high - consideration there, and that he was 'therefore, to all intents.aud purposes, a British Subjed. . • On the part of'the Plaintiff, they eleatlyprpi , 'ed Mr. 'TiibbS an Aincricari - Subied, 'so late' as the year 1796 residing in the fitate•of Massachusetes; and that his.father.tesided there gtpkeseni. • Lord KEN'Yo:ti• observed, that' in the Eustatia Cases, which weredeeided when - h i e 'as Attorney. General, •it ttias , held 'that, . w a man swas' do miciledin 3 Stitt.," carried oil trade there,and added to the' Tower .and strength 'of "that . State,: that for 'the purposes of 'capture, he Was, to ,be . considered as of•that State. • The Cciuriscl . for the Plaintiff 'Said,' if he , had_ been aware that this was to have been a question, he could 'have brought witnesses 'to 'prove the Plaintiff' was an American SAO' so late as year - and a half ago and -3S. iliac witnesses not. then present, he must consent 'tto be . non suited, till he should have , an - tiliivitiikiity of pr nv o_ ducing onthe some future monslett.ed. - s• COURT OF CONINIoN PLEAS. AlkOili, I OItD.ELIION At GU ILDUAi•I•sFIi" 43. JOHNiTO,4I A:isroTMER. This Cause, from the principle, on which it was decided, is of very considerable iglidttance to the merchntite'world.- - The Afton was brought to recover Foinewliat above iBl. being the balance of a'veiy larie sum paid for a quantity of Riga hemp: • Onhelialf of the Defendants, it was contended, that 141. 7s: of , the•Sum•alledged tp •be due, - had been paid by them for fees to the different Of fi cers in iiis Ma icsiy%•Dotk:.yard at Woolwich, where the hemp Was landed. , • - Several Witnesscc were called, all of whom allowed that these fees were considerably levy than those paid at other wharfs, and the same ab those generally paid at , the wharf in question. Lord ELDON ' however, wished it to be aster. tained, whether the fees so charged were such al were authorized by the Commissioners, whose duty it was to watch over the coridua of the in. ferior 01ficers the bock-yard. He could cor. ceive that in ihany cases it might relieve the bu._ dens of the public at large, without subjetirg individuals, to inconvenience, that a part of tie salary of officers in, public situations should ye composed of fees, in addition - to the sum fix,ed fir their subsistenae. it was, however, his dur: WANT 1 Q R For One; Toitysit..,Whlte Years, A.A READY-FLIRIVIn;aIANSION, with % t o .V4vet vy ms ofpas ture Land ; opt..lc,az atm thborkpilerfrcial A pridiall4Scr xceptect). betters addressed tt::A. 1. !es, Stationer, Portman -street, Pt, rtmajwtkitre.,;(pos t- pa id), will beim, mediately_ans livered . 4th March. L , • • , ~r•-~-~t~r». .0 PRRGNI.VNT LALXIES, . WHOSttbattqn resuires temporary Re. tircweata stailv A iict hatialai WITA i a Genteel Apartment to Lie-in, agrivajzty to their Circumstances their ntant qut to Ntirw, takea.car,eot. bop roi front is lhfit ri4icliiii,4; Many • pf Qie inost,,revedaWf 4 . 1 i ec t uYiti~=thetr'ReputintoA eli rattl• `fri) bt • C t :P s 4F C 4111° WP 4 iito 110fe , !A4V 9 4- - a. 1 46431 ,3 4# among Relations and :ricnns consylcocus to be, Foutitonaiirod tbjtbe: Ili: t4ativ add o_part it • Mankind. Care, tenderness, ,anc! Secrecy, having betii:4lk rn4 bs l feW . Apply mt. itife,, ni - and *Li— ni2trtirieWifb •Ot Mrs. •hiter Dlitiwifep Info. 2,_ Lciatiutu-lictise,vard,o4o North' Side of Si. 'Paul's Cllutch-yaid.' Inek may be had, the Resitpfik(vie P.E 4 15,.74. it. AS; 100 . 11 401'4114 Effeclual Remedy to remove yeinake coniptaints. Also, Mr. White's Aildres*baJthoConunitiit* tv.i pent tag; Cob.: cealed Pre'4•nancy, "price is. Letters (P* 13,44) Or tended io The following is a Copy of a Letter received an in Mr s . -SMITH; 'the Wife' of Mr. l B - irtitli, Attorney at Lally Racquet court, Fleet-streq.:„ • • • , . • • . • - s ra', IN sympathy. inT.l . Ner rous P.ttienea "in general; l.bex you to make public the. Treat ben efi t I.have, re- . CeiVed fro your Nervous Cordial .- I• Wits is termed a Nervous Patient, or rather my Nsrtetts, Systein ties tu t tally - deringed, and the extreme of heat or bold, or stir_ prize of. any g i,ind; oti• a ptof , t•vi'olerkt,fi t r,•,in•,‘lty ace and arms, gitli lowness of spirits icony jo breathing; and t spasine - alt,c *cad with. thyT tektitg.. few bottles of your Nervous Al:scheme, I 4rrkpoteNl4- lieved from. I am, Sir, your huinbiel4eitatitt N. I ' l l • ----L—It.LARC . S.RET CM' Tit. Racquet-court, Flee;-stre;.4,.pti. 6,_ tkao.., • . • • Colonel .Qoitilt IRA TLLAN.l.)vtbiniks•ii init-ytilt to recom mend Dr. Brodum's Medicines, as several. of his Iriends have found 17enetit •' ' of Aie"Attf6:it nti - de,jjy Grocer i , No. ;Is t Nuge srl• • •• • It.Cii.IIIIE;Lii..N4O4IIVAIV:I ti " 'Al‘ I, John Govven, do here/Sy ;naI:COM - 11'111w . 1: have.wrelveileipn4stirar henefrt pysaking Dr. 11(140 k"': • Nervous Cordial; which was recommentied 40 nie Nedical Man. I .was...dured "et.!liqati;ll9..,.l of tlty Nht , l4' Sworn at Gui . lo 3 lialk te l c one,t t o 1800, before me, )J onr.s•lt NG, Esq. Alttennan.• ' ' Mrs. JEWEL, ljnantslrtver)-forinclly opposite the.% . Royal Oak, Chatham, now 07„lifoi t iuiton, 'Was for six years wicti ' 4l '..oviOplie.aWA-.)144:i. - orciers, which . baffled the Skill otseveral..Usepns in the Pri.if?;sion ; 'her 5 . 0 . 1 `..-F -1 1 0 . 4ii l i tt 1 90 1 0 , Teiginirr•flovitb# be. &Mkt% 'Dy - some' the roOty,....katit a - Ttillevs ;'llarJl spfeaeVd4et e'sboe. a‘ times ; was raki, - NM:lm 9 opivosiiici. in 4ier breath. liitltts condition her 'lite bei;Aini 1 nUrthen, ` ing . ttrycle§ tt' 3111/treM etilf.nti:tivaateily • • applyulg to D r.lirodurn, was ntrAct.l.4 raccvarnd 4,jus Nervous L'ordiat-i-.4 . 4'periiit crtrtitibfilng - tße' :tarlia iii;' f p ci a t i y d) o ! re th ce e j a ‘ ty e a f v t e d , i. ru sa a t y ls . t h a Y zit a m itikdeap k w: '° to T 131 J TAX* AA, ):SI44AP)t eIiik*F.“I4),RATAVE, - NERVOUS COR.Dliit; to It ha d at - podor's, ,7 1 . &I ua.s6t' 210 ss. M.; all(' of Messrs. Trewthati anti Son . ;?nly), to Exitkuti 1/..#41i; tlcton, Plymouth ; Hoxlancl, 'for 021101), 430001104 Deck ;-•Syle; Barnttifile • Ail-V*111; 1 bint Enine; -• Cyre4cNinc.,...'er i c . iro I Alf tatters and:venders ot-ivumicine lIT thc three Kingloths.. • 158 ,4 41 ) -N' 01. 1) lit;A Qr. '4 4vice. - to,. both Sexes, to , obtain _a .radical and permanent Cure for chose secret' Infirmities of Natiir e which delicacy . forbids to disclose eien_to.th e it.Relatives with a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous, ttypocluthdriac and Con , - sumptive Complaints, . TO which le.added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, ,t c. It is partieulatly re commended to Seafaring Men. ' . . V;A 225. Bottle contains equal t o five steal} ones. ters, stating Patients' Cases, with th e fee of a Guin e a, will b e strittly attended to. • - • It will ,be necesury . the Dgctor . ticnts as are Allelic" with Deafness or L oss of Sight, or send their Cases, by letter etterocl, to the Doe'tor . (pose or carriage paid), with his usuitl Fee, The Itledicines may .• be had every day. • - • - • V E E . J I , .131-,nsiDNES942c. to 11r. T Rom Tn.Y.LOR Surnoni No , 9, New Bridge-strecti.Loadon. .• • - . • nsAit suc t. • • Tis with the most - 1, ,4,1tiki . 44404 . ,t at • • 4 .ta I address you on the inepinpatil)loexc:euerive otyouritly , valuable Aledicine, I.EAKE's I'll. ' - In • the Spring of, this year): lixtl the ittiithr;n4tu enntratlA • Venereal Complaint, atteriiiltkit.ottiv, Abe most aledniki • and dangerotts ..ympturitSi:.itns,Ontul.4);ttixt IJl4ve uonfincd to `iy room fvr - tip(le able tsotisitiirl.,o..omytsco;f:tut ;;I:l;:iiptest . sttitht -- flap, aral3alW4 *red t inns( favrtztat tints iiiil•torinipkti' .. algt' W 44; was e.sould seAree clistern' , .Artjlo expected nothilit les* 4,k•in -t he .totilt kow'r e lk 4 ,l l -•! .4 b ib -• • ' "NIT *toktt...lleitit, and rat,jlo , ,egirlitille. 'll l6 ll4 i', came a'rliere'shatblwlttdiri-ilb.fritek My fricaas it4il given:triesivo;atityflit l a it'&' '' t! _ t .Y • lent a~ible. in this it ever Jimmie to niy'hist In this vverl o 7 -4- wistikott4 e r , ./...:T e : ' commended by neighbintr l•ey-i'iwt4r4 IL I / 4 11 4 1. •• '• ii;y:Lpg•tritxi . ;.llineilical aid to 110 .1 4,,, f' 0. "-444. . 1 ;14, • ntormbus expellee; it trailinftle titerbeton:" t;S9ula he 'p Vaittscl.nti In tale•thetti; at ler,t sent9imstx boies,a belOre:l bad ta en Ahern 9,pitsitlerable'benefil; my pain► grioltLaly . tleerOsycl,,aprt gicw. bit+ .. ter, and, to the great stirpriae'lthci 41iiihrAmient of all „triy , _ • friends (alter. taking tllrre •liftrirl%triole).. thy liealtit. strength was perfectly re.terc4, ' -gtn, new.( . tbankcto • my God and your invaluableti i‘lediettles'i as well and Gaily as ever I was in my • -• • • You r arc at full .liberty to publish this in auy rimer you thnk.proper, tbr hem:tit-4 46etery';#0ale., and which I should kayo sett yoit apotter,,AAttt otat•ifortulta..o4 relap*F. I. remain, with tnc iiimos•t gptittide, • . • Dear Sir, .yutir otAiged hunthle.Seryaht, *.!•" .t VW. High-etrcet, Binningham. Nov, 1 ,,1if4.* •' • - The above Me:lit:me is earnestly' m recome . niiid to. all. PersonstiLit are doubt t hop brir7g.6ititeiyffec-cif rat: .butt, paZ.•.t : qatiy,tl4,tni A se.4bout aLtrav mg their cunt.titiott in lik, eradiCa%4 every taint th4o - tiactik,. tin* !liandl . ngi''olt however disguitrit.;rhdbtll... o tide r Visorderi it maybe; tor Scorhcalk, .!... plaints, it is als,) reconuir..T.tted i: the'&kring, Su iturkr, and .'at}. SOId !iv jilt, ~:it)10 raptiewr, • fr ty)24 A L (JR ) , alehlber Of the of tio.iiguons,,, don, at his House, No. 9, Nem,. I' • . -rvot ; where hei Will 1 ,, I ?Leg! Pills, and will answer I ) :itient, , ;,' if p . i4t 7 il,4ia. clss the same terlos,,,,birving in :ill a Ire. iiiost zolihre secrecy, no eat teut,':;.ll../11,141Ar ca‘r....n4viu t kile:nt trls.n!:tlned,. but at their own partictilSr request, bar tln Procrx;or, cluriro;, the, cou,r4e.Gf•-triure, th:t111,;j: pat*, t . 0:1;,..44.:, ILO; 7 1 ),.!3 t conduaing of an eXtClUilYe and the. Practice arisinti. th=retnnn. •;.." Tile): ;ice al1:0 soli! hr., appoint;:s2nt.' ftr funm't, No. 3;,, St. .Ilb.nl's-sttcct; 1 1 411-4.41 • berton!s "roy-shop, No. 103, ()xfor.4-street No. t, Union-row, Tower-hit' Sy - unc son in every considerable tok•vn. in England, olonly 2s. 9d. eacii, sealed Di rections, whereby INrsonS of uither Sep selves . with ease and sc•crecy. 'N. B. Each liox sohi in Great Heir:lilt up wjt h a Stamp, oil whit+, br favntir of the is printoll at the Stainp-Ottice.--," g, 'New Iledge-st reet,"—to itniLaic N.% Bch - is F 7"a 1 other are counterfeit. . . R i tieli.ANAN M.11;111.1.AN, (ollioyy.S;rec . t, ..C9vctv n t • t r.tell) ; ..iikt l'ii!)!v.tied by W i m.L; 4 M Aiit r4Acs,f4 Sca.:TPS, ot . How-ferry-mai!, Westminstei) ; Tq. I 12, Straw , ; where Adoverttstriffsli f ,t,:),..frA ,ty a r the /s a i l / 4 Lttteu iiir the ! 1 . :to &c, etot_saa ) 1;1111/1I in . aittiTel . sed. ii . - '.' ' ......._ , . : K - 1 0 r • as well as the duty of the bry, ,to take care that fees should not in any cases be demanded where they were not santtionett by a positive Aft *Of the Legislature, or founded on,:immdinoriat utagf.— On this principle then, though ,the ,fees . don were itt theme ,Yes. not Itifittas - Qttble, .and though they ,Were, 'such. at wr,gte.ricr4liy he . cotild not sandiot; their payinent. in a Court of .unless it was clearly inadeout that they were, paid with the . , knowledge, intl.,„4ppyoba: don pf the Gentlemen'Appointed to:witch - orer the. concertis* of the 1).Q4 TYard • , 1 None of the-Witnesses being able to depose explicitly that this wai , the case,.the Jury, under his Lordship's dirediOn, found for the Plaintiff, M4liC H. 4, • • TOUL.ING AND CO. V.:C4AY. hetion was considerably'cOniplicated, and occupied the attention of -the Court for a very long period..' .Withotit:' entering at all into the Minute details `of the case,' 'we • shall confine our • 'selves wholleto the points on :Which the verdict turn e.diel ed.Tharation consisted of three'counrs, in the two first of which, the''Defendant - ivii charged with refitting. tO , allow the. Plaintifis k ::by their agent, to remove forty-six hOgsheads of to. baeco, Mit a Warehouse belonging :to His 'Ma , jesty, and with transferring these goods,to other persons,. while the Plaintiffslien upon them con : tinned:.._ A thirclsount charged the Defendant with troyer acid conversion of the goods in ques tion, It: appeared that the' Plaintiffs, who are Swedes', there owners of ashiP, called the For_ tuna ; that 'the Captain iifthis shipentered into a cliartepitrty' frir a ' certain suns, with a M r . TuppetYilther the partner or agent . of Mingay and Son, of riland of Guernsey, to go on a voyage betwixt Guernsey and Norfolk Island 4 znel to bring back a cargo of slaves and tobacco,— and that 6l: per day Wtis" to be allowed after the ron. ning.days were expired. The ship returned 'in Auguit, 1799,. and on arrival was- prevented from landing. the cargo by an 4rderof State, which then ,was in force. A variety • - of 'applications iver,made - tb Mr. Tupper respefling the delay:of the of which proving fruitless, the Ca p -4 tam utlast , sailed.for London ilsaving the bilVof lading,. 'atlas as concerne d these hogsheads.of to." bacco, indorsed to Messrs. Lamb. and Younger; merchants of some eminence, to whom they.wtre consignedi The agent: off the Plaintiffs, . preVious to the time that the. goods. were..deposited in the warehouse of which theAelendant had..the chrktgc., infurhiell hin) of the oirgunst4nce;lmt they would be there placed, and several -times afterwards Vie_ presented, that the: Via i n tiffs had a lien slit the : goods till ,A 9, jr,eight,. And a sum for deo:nut - age, was iikmged. ille,goods were hqwever • trAnsferred tticMgssa,l. t itp3)? and )7 ounehky the,pefen4nt, an4,,w44,4 these circumstances the Anion l)eittg 'hroTet, l the : preceding statement was suhstan. tiatoth . the tc,stimotly of the Plaintiffs' wit. nesses, • who farther explained the charades in whieli t gt;lettdant stands, as WarehouAeinan to betwixt the 'aifferent tnerchan6. ho Delend4nt's Counsel,. M i r.. Sergeant Bps r, too several objcctions . in point •of law to the resery,ett . t?y I,ord &nor; i'Or 'the' opinion of the Cotirt, thougtChis Lordship was not inclined i thinicany , ot them of much , weight. tt; Was . conterididfaither, on behalf of the'Defendinr,' that he tri ad from his situation no specific power to deliver,omliese goods—that an order for theirtransference had been given, tor. the COmmissioners of Customs, ~ap4 ~that. it, was in. competent fOr him to disobey this order. In order to invalidate the count ,in trover, it was proved that the gOpets at this time were, still in the same warehouse Where. they were deposited. Lord J.:1.06:4 tot* a very comprehensive. view. of the Whitle . Law Of,tlii.Cise; and:laid it, down. 'clearly, that according qie Tobacco Ael, — Ifie - Defendansbad . no eight, under the circumstances of the case,, to refuse to deliver the goods to the agent - of the Plaintiffs, or to •tranifissAem to other person, even under the orders of the7Com— rniAsionerkof Qustotns, without disclosing toziligin 7 , the manner in which : they were .deposi,tsll_,, ,Acl.yeMed tq ;the. mre.momattees ' wbich thii:wastet* 4.114.4 tip Iced coil t prAton ) › sanit.• gated 144 re :gotta which in: daLed . 44ailfoctiiiik,tlia; demoting for the delay of the htnAi.fat 4:thi,g4ic4s, as bytlitaii the Ohargts attendant on this,delay, should bettanted. 'the Jury, mithow g4tiring, : fotip44 vArdid Tor .254.1. 1 frAight ; f.A Nc‘rfollc► q)!ogiwinsVy, s7i. tQs; fr4ifeitftoßk:Peros.cY-M.130494; ..wd the. other charges were)lefe _to settl..ed by the i'ereirean of the jury. - . • !, ENG L LS4 ..VTAZT FOUR tif DAY. The followilag...Capital.Ptizes.weir Drawn : No.. a Oe Hundred ba;n l , l. s. . , 4 1%, 11 4nktred Pootids., '44 , 947, a' Prize of rte iiundied Ponds. .1 Prize _of fano , lkundreit Pounds. It fizo, of Fifty Thuutis. 59,06, a Prize qt Fifty Pound*. tc;iotia, a Prize of Fifty PLtinds. • k,954, a Priie of Fifty PoLnds. , a • mED, • On Saturday last, the 28th ult. t Tivyford, in Hamp shire, lohn 'Duroure,, Esti. iate Vier:tenant-Colo ne l in the Coldstream Regiment of plm's: On the 6tli of Ottober• last, at ,kattyghut, in the East I ndieBi of a lexer„Lieutenant Thomas Schoolbreq, of the lton. East-India , company , s.3dßegirnefi l i or Native In. Pantry, and on of John Schoolbted, 4sq, of 11144,1 pc. Thupday, at the Castle-inn, Devtzes, Captain B. MsDermist. • • , 04 the illth December, at Port Royal, Martini que , Mrs,. Stand lord s wife of 4 &taslditord, gtt. PRICE a YES? F STOCKS, Bank Stock Out Navy sper Cent goii sp . er eCtlt. 'L797, giti I nth per, Cent. 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