The Sun. — London, England, 1804-02-29 00:00:00

LAIV REPORT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB. 25. INGLIS AND CO. V. KEAQUICK• This was an action Iv the Plaintiff's, tvto are Me . rchants ink:n(loN to'rectiver" from the Defend.nn, an American Captain of a ship, the ;um of 1696 1 . inclosed in a Bill drawn .by the De fendant cm Messrs. Cleland - and White, in favour of the Pldiniiffs.• • The defence set up was two=fold Ist, That the• n-fendant had not received sufficient intimation of the dishonour of the gill. - - - In support oithis defence, evidence was adduced to shew that the Defendant had arrived in this Country . befoie the Bill became due ; had been upori Change, and had regularly frequented the .N e w_York coffeeAnuse, nottvithstanding which the Bill was . nut presented, to him I,r more than two munths after it fell due. As a proof, too, that the ctedit had not been given on his account, but on account of the draWees, it shown, that three other which/had stood in a. similar situation, had been ,renewed fir their accOmmodation. Eut SeCOMly, it was contended, that tl e Piaintiffs were not entitled to recover tinder the Bill iii•question, which had ben granted for goods to be employed in an illegal or contraband' tna . .c. In suppoft of this allegation a number of letters from the Main. tiff to Messrs. Cleland and While, the drawers (now harkrupts), were read.' frmn which it .ap rat e,l that they, who were British merchants, had been the practice of putchasing prom Mr. Barry, a wine merchant at• Tenerffe, - great quantities of wine, and disposing of them in the EIS' Indies; a traffic contrary to law, and prohibited• by 'the Charters granted' to the East•lndi4 Company. For a contract of this nature was ,the Bill in question granted. It was contended for the Plaintiffs, in reply, by' Mr. Serjeant BEST, first, that 'no improper delay' in noticing, the dishonour of the .. Bill had taken place. The Defendant was not domiciliated in . this C:tuntry, neither' did the Plaintiffs know of any place where he could be found, or where the dis- Itonour might have been intimated to him. He had nut come to,this Country in the only charader in which he was known to the Plaintiffs, as Captain : of the Iris ; but had 'disposed- of .his ship in Hot.; land, and, had, come home privately. The mu.. ment the Plaintiffs knew where to find him, they . expressed. their satisfadion at the circumstance,,, and immediately acquainted him with the disho. nour of the Bill. As to the indulgence granted to, the drawers on, the other the very letters founded on by the Defendant, sl:e wed that .that , dulgente had been granted by Mr. Berry, not by' the Plaintiff:, who had no .interest in .the business.. .'Secondly, -the Learned Serjeant contended, that the Plaintiffs had no concern in-the nature of the trade carried on by any of the parties in,the They had taken the Bill, from Barry for a valu. able consideration, and were entitled to ::recover 'payment from drawees, from the drawer, and - from:all-concesned.. Attyma,tiye of, this Country . Might purchase wines, and dispose of them in that part of the East Indies. which belonged to a fOreign power. There had been no evidence to she' that the wines referred to .jn the letters hal not been ; _sett to the Manillas, ,or to any other part of Spanish India., It was. only to. British India that the Bri_ ti-,h subjeas were prohibited fium traging ;,:and these 'wines haying been purchased in "reneriffe, front a Spanish subject, seemed raiher in, war - rant the belief that they were intended to he di4rose'4l of •iti some cf theSN.nishstittletnents. •Al - all events; - Mr. Bury being a eubjed of Spain, who might himself-have.tiafficked even to British India, could not be guilty of an unwarrantable aft, in tnaking a dale similar to the present, nor could the Plaintiff., who at all events must be in an equal, if not in a better situation titan Mr. Barry, be precluded from recovering payment. Lord A LVArsiL EY direaed_ the, attention. of the Jury, first, to_ that part of the case which regarded the notice of dishonour. The jury found; that in the circumstances of the case, the intimation was sufficient. His Loriship: then commented On that part of the cae which regarded the contraband traffic, and expressed his opinion, that no distintli , m was to be drawn in die case of British subjeds trading to any part of India. It app eare d t o him that • the Plaintiffs in this case were not interested in the . trade carried On, they were at least acquainted with the natures of it. lie left it with the Jury to de , termine if this was not of itself sufficient to pre vent the Plaintiffs from recovering. He _wished. them, itoWet , ct, to distinguish on :which of Ahese two principles their verdict, be. it what" it might, proceeded. The jury retired, and returned in about half an hour with a verdict for the Plaintiffs. - Lord ALVAN', EY expressed his surprise at the • "verdict, and wished the Jury to mike it a special one, that it:might be -sulljed to the opinion of the Court. ,The Juryi by_ their Foreman, said ,they were of opinion that the Bill had been granted by the Defendant. fur, .g.onds furnished. to Cleland and* White, by Mr. Barry, at : Teneriife,. who ,had, made. it over to the Plaintiffs for a. valuable considera- . tion. That the .goods purchased we re : intended . by Cleland arid-White, 'to be disposed of in India ; • ,but that the Plaintiffs had no interest in the ad ventUre,' ihough they were privy to 'the trans , aClion. On these principles they gave a verdit for the Plaintiffs, - subjecl to the opinion of the 'Court. DUBBIN, Ftz. 24. AT the Commission Court, yesterday, job,: Costley was put.on 'his trial on an indittin.eitt con. raining five different counts—firs!, tot a conspiracy to Murder the Rev. Dr. Letiwtc ft—secondly, for a lakirglary.on his house- 7 -014:11y, on the White Boy Att—tourthly, fur .an assault with intent to cotnmit murder—and fifthly, for a . simple assault. The circumstances of - this extraordinary case, as they came out in evidence, - were briefly thus : -Ab.mt ten o'clock - on tie night of the 3d (if this month, the Prisoner, who was 'an Officer of the Roscominon Militia, a party -of - which were stationed in Rath. farnitam, and accompanied by atiotite'r' Gentleman, came to the Rev. • Mr. , L4DWICI-I'S houssjo that village, and 'demanded admission. The Clergy man, an infirm old inan e who was in his bed.charnber, looked out of the wirutoui and inquired their busi ness-;-they :Said, they. wanted to search the house, and that he should go to the guatt.l.house to acc,unt for his having a light in.his room at that hour ; he 'replied, he would answer any..charge they had :against him the next 'day, -but would not at that time adroit them into the house or•open the door.; and ,being much attrmed at their threats, .made, itxs escape -.;ut of the lere of the house over a high.glas edow4ll. .i'They then pr4.coted .a _party of from the guard-house, who, .undei the direttion'of -the PriS , ll.-r, fired repeatedly in at:the:windows of the hon,e-; several bails-lodged art different , partsaif tile town,' as well as perforating the .hed of ,Mr. LEDWICH :it appeared that:: - the soldiers at first fired over the house, not wishing to do-any mis:. chief; but on this being observed by their„Ofiicer,, they ) were ordered to level their yieccs- and fire idired into :it: Tice door-was-then burst-npen, and they proceeded to .break and destroy every • thing that came in their way.. - • The evilence of--a numbeyorwitnesses who were examined,‘was strong _and incontrovertible as to; these faits, alth-tigit they underwen(a.rnost severe, strutinizing . cross,ekamination by the, Prisoner's Cot.iniel, tending to impeach their mor.:dcWter, and- •to- tender their teatituont, inconsistent with each other. . • • On the M arc of the Prisoner no evidence was.ad.: (Weed; exctot as to charatter, to which-, his Colonel , was ptuduced, who gave Inm a 'inost , excellent one'. Judge DAY charged The Jury in a, speech which took three hours in thedelivery,:reCapitulating the evidence, *and Commenting milt with an imeotnnion degree.of-Perspicuity and attention. The Jury ft, tired hit . "about fifteen Minutes; when they, returned a verdict of acgotttal on ail the counts ut -the in didment—that - were laid capitally, but found the Crisoner g uilty of the assault ; he' was-then address-, ed by 'the. learned Jiiiigft in a'speech, wherein he ex.. patiated with a considerable degree-Of force on the enormity . of the offence of which he was convided, much trfAri his rank in lite, holding cQmmi•sio:i in His 'Majesty's service, given' him for the purpose of protecting and &lending the King's SubjeCts.i He then proceeded . to pronounce The sen tence of the Court, which was, that he •shoutd be confined in the-gaol of Kilmainh4m two years, fined zo marks, and-at the-eit, , iration of his imprisonment, remain in- gin! until he gave security to be of th e peace for seven years, himself in poi. and two ~sureties in tool. each. •• In the course of- this trial it was:admitted , on all stiles, Shat no mon could boast cga higlieraarader thanMri E uwtcH, in all the .at tributes, that !should dignify a-goodclergynin and citizen. - A . SW TND L R. —A • person apparently . about . ..lS years of age, rather under the middT size, fair hair. edi'stnall featured, and slenderly made, dressed irr a' blue coat *and pantaloons, with a , striped Waiitcoat, was apprehended on Friday at Greenock on suspicion of mal.praCiices ; and on examination emitted the following Declaration : Green°Cit. Feb. 22, 1804. Compeared William John st on , who b e ing judicially exa mined, declares,' than he was born in Calcutta, in thC East - Indies, and that be came. from thence.about .eight- year4-ago, and remained for some y e ars in Londo n ; arid from thence he went to I rcland, and visited most parts , olihat Kingdom; but followed no ;employment; :and- supported, hinielf iiperi the bounty,ot such ['croons As chose to befriend Jilin ; Oat he left Ireland about four or five months, ago, and" went, by • the wa,v of Parkgate to Londrin ;'ind• being 'desired - to 'con: . descend upon any house he reSided. in in London, declares,' that he had no particular place of residence, and cannot con descend upon any house he lodged ileelareS, that he walk ed from London to this place on tbot, and arrived here the night before last, and has tOriged since his arrival,in the, house of Mrs. N.l'Donald, in ,Crawtord',o-dyke, and,that the objcel of hiS journey here Was t o p rocure, g paisgge to Leith or Petersbuigh ; declares, that' on the night before he came to lodge with Mrs.. M' Donald, he-lodged at a ,4,rmees house on this side of ,G.lasgow„.but cannot give ;Ire name of the tarmir ; that on the preceding night he Slept at Airdrie, but cannot name the tniuse ;'-atitl being inteirbgated - if he can.con descend upon any person in the three Kingdoms who k*mys • him, or can vouch to the truth of the foiegOing story, de- dares that he cannot. " • -•-• • - • (Signed) WM, TOHNSTON. The same person, about twelve montlisr - ato, posed upon son\e of the inhabitants of Greenock, by . representing himself as the only person who had escaped alive from a , vessel. which he alledged had been shipwrecked in the neiglibouriso - d- of Aber deen, On -a voyage from Petersborgh. Since.his-ar riv.al there, he has sometimes assumed the name of, Gordon. He stands committed for fiat Cher exami.. nation. • ._._._. • On Thursday sq!,rinight :Yhomas ,Ahbot, of the Parish of Wolvey,:,framerwork:lcnitter, was . cott-- vitted before two of l-lis,*.jesty's.j.ustiees Peace 'for. the County of Warwick, at their. meeting held at Bechvorth, ,of cruel treatment and ill.usage.. , towards Richard ,Beasley, his apprentice, for: whiCh. offence he was fined in• the sum, of 401.. ; and compel. led to worn .the tnoney given„with the said ap..: prentice by•the Parish of Ansty. It was ,proved the evidence, that this.inhinnan master had unmerci— fully beat the, lad in • numerous instances, and had locked a horse/logger of • ten. pounds : weight round his legs, which had caused dangerous wounds on, both of them. Encumbered with this logger,, the. master had also forced the boy to, work at his M'ANS I 0 N-HOUSE Saturday . a man i named ,Williarns,' was brought before-the- ;o on ,a charge of selling drugs, supposed to taie:been ' stolen. a'wholesale, druggist iril.Gould-, • Square,' •Crtrzched,Friars,'- . -- said, the. Prisoner had •Oflce lived as , a servant .with-bitu, and. as . he had , lately been in the habit of •selling drugs, he: (Mr. •Daviey suspeEted• biin to; hays been-concerned .with several . porters wbo -had plunriereri..druggisti of property ; an.l as he himself had been rolrixed, ,as well as others in his -- trade; .he sent for the. Prisoner to--know where he-purchased his goods. The ;Prisoner at. first. would give no satisfattory answer ; but on ; being confronted by witnesses, he-confessed he had , sold some opium and qtlick,ilver t ,, c:.emist' in In the Parish of Holy wood, near Diimfries, only Serve,/ persons died last year, 'which is not nearly one in a hundred. They all died in advanced lite,. and the, grea test part 'of them of old age. Three of them from fifty-eight to ixty-eight t and four of theni from seventy to. eighty years old. A remark able'instance Of the healthfulness of that part of the. country. ' LON DON: Printed by BUCHANAN kI'IYH LLAN, (of llow-Strecti Covent-Gardeo;`,ancteubli;heti by ARmlcte Scp!l-ra,..(9(5tA411 ryl(jito.; t(; r' , svc:lor-squdre); N.OFF lc No, z, Strwfd ; rn AchsertiseeNts,,Orsters for the Paper, Letters for bhe Editor, (Pouri'qid), 11-3 the w, - AMERICA. NORFOLK, JAN. I.O.—The following . extra'} of a letter was ltamfed• us vesterdae, by a Gen:leMan . of this place, dated Murfrees Borough, (N. C.) December 29. " I have opened my letter to relate an accident .that happened about twenty ,miles.from this place, on the iztli inst. ,During the time Capt. SMITH'S i j es. so. 1 4 y the, river, a tornado cache on whiCh lasted about five minutes, .and Jipser _mate and three seamen in the cabin at the time. Mr, BRADLEY'S litAl l e was carried 4oixdistance, his.desk and . other arniture dispersed'. nearly. 400 yardsliom the house, and his cash and goods pew ed,in various direc,tiqns.—a horse, and bull carried some distance, the former killed, as well as all die poultry, hogs, &c. The frees adjoining torn up by the roots--bricks, SccAew - about, some nearly a quarter of - d mile ; and many other unfortunate dis asters took place. The vessel was !righted again yesterday, and three of the men were found'dead, linked' together in'the Cabin. - The following horrible transadion, which is men- ; tioned by Mr.,CARR in his-late tour in Prance, has mit..been noticed before, in any accounts of that, most_ woeful-of events,. the.-.Freoch,l2.cvqu.tion.,, It affords a striking proof . of „what w,e might expect if the Gallic Monsters were to obtain a tootirig;in this •Country • " 1 Am vigst those who suffered was the hzatififul . young ,Bißms.„ said to be on e o f t h e loveliest wo%nen of,tl.:e:Frencyp,?tirt. Her „fate was singular and horrible, One morn n', tWo Of the, a•- sistant exzt:lttioners : ,c , t roe. ji1;0 que . 9ftllej()?rps, and t..m(Jri the . f.,r11...de tb..c 1 , 1%. *Ward, meaning tae 0:1 n,„,es s e.l)E'Bt P. )1, ;110 thu, who was her... irunl:ired with her daughter ; ,;sorne_bnesaid, 'of th.:in do yoU require ?' The hell.hOunds replied, ' Our Order was tat. one only, but, .as there ire two, we will have both; that, there may be no error.' ' The niother aradanghter Were taken away, locked senseless In'each , oilers a rm's : - :Whitt the c-art.whiCh.Carried them -at'tived 'at, the -foot of the: scaffnl4 the chief .executioner looked at his paper,• which contained a list. of his vikii,ms,. and sa.v the.,natne only of one .Bt rtorr ;: t 1 e a'ssiso ants in (or nlet.l It int .that they, found' tWO 'of t name in the convent, and, to pre vent mistake, they bad brought bpth.. The principal, with petfed sang said it was all ; well, wrote with a pencil the les,' before the name B RON, to which he added an s, and imtu•ediately .bekacled.both ! ! FMB/IDLY SOCIETIES.--A case of very' great importance to all Annuity and other Societies was lately heard in the Court of Fotchequer ;: and . aitfe objeet of the suit, and its ultimate event, involve theinterests of many thousands in these islands, we think it an ad 'of kindness to these - useful institu tn state as'foiloWs : The original Annuity Society, formed in Wor cester, had . agreed to :pay the widows Of deceased Members!26l, per annum h and the. Members- them selver, 201. when they attained the age of. 6o years. The Society in the early outset were-unfortunate in losing several mc,mbets ; the annuities of 261. per,annum paid I,) thcir yvid)ws, made a.grea in road into their fund,, so that they were under.the disagresilble necessity, of reducing the widows' an nuitie:s to 201. per annum. The demands upon them still increasing, and per ceiving that a long list of aged - tnembers - were in a short pee.riod'to upon. them, which it •wis'imossible for the fund of the Society to dis. etarge without .touching npon.Aits capital stock, thereby endangering that. fabric 'which had proved the:asylum:of - so : many widows and orphans (which hat fOrn-Atis. provident i“sti ttit ion Jiiigh.rhave wan dered upon; the world. for proteaion) ,thsy, cat Re to ihe_resolution,- and made such a la w.. in, their. books, t h at , nt rard menthershould receive inure than, 'of. for his annuity, ..ancl,.,that for obyious reasons—be cause vilit.lows were,thefirstobjeCt of the institOtion, the„ aged members secondary;_ and ,as 'the' oldest member. of the. Society had not paid in the 'whole,4ol. to .the funds thereof; this regUlatidn 'waS. Oct. ap .prOVO of by the firs,t . aged ite:niber, .whey by, sent'rit y _became., ,accot ding to the original delis ies,,.en. titled to, zol.,per 1101.1UiD; he therefore filed a l&1 in His Majesty's Court - of ExChequer.to syl the payment of that sum to him. That cause has been lately heard beroie the Barons Of the Exchecrie'r, on 4 'svhich the 'Plaintiff : derived .ld' every advantage that the most- able Counsel—co:o deVi - se; but, alter a minute investigation -of the .. 'dif- - ; ferent `rights of the' present wido ws, the ensiling-. aged - niernbers, -and the younger -branchee . of -the . So . .' ciety, the Court weie onatiituonSly l of opinion, 'that'. such had a claim upon - th:ir protratOn'; that in thciel self-crfaied sOcieties;,the moldiity . Must at . all•titnes: bind . the rt . in'ority ot; in otheT words, those bodies 'Who make laws for the regulation Of their affairs', ,luny amend those =laws far their better 'welfare in' 'future. • It 'would he' indeed an extreme hard case, if a So ciety set out -in trror, 'that:they may. not have'liber. ty,to correct their unfortunate outset, however. good their original intention ; but it is, hoped, that this opinion of.tire-court will, put this .question at rest for ever : ' '' Whether or not the majority of a Society shall bind: the. minority;" which t by ; the above, seems decided in the affirmative. St. Mlry Axe, but would not telrtyller; curd •• A Ge.ntletnau belonging to warehouse of, Mr- Wilson, drtigiist in sad; his hoUse }W I ben , plundered of above 01. worth of goods since. Clirislmas ; rid 'that it erisoner had.been' ge e " wick ihe porters belonging to it.. The Priotier.• being askeA what he Was, said he.had been bred to.. the buiineSs 61' a druggist,' but now lived on 1 1 4. property in the Mirearies. 'The Laid MiYoi.or.; dered.OffiCerS:to gO with bio), and'search his' lotig , l ings-; and.desired some of the . . dru4gists to go ~and : see if they could' find any. of their property there. , SK!P R'l IVS. C.BAyEBENR, FEB 24. Passed by-the Ncapoline, —, and V. row : Engel. l , • from F,fribden. • • - Sailed-the -Canadian, Shadforth, for Tortola ; and,Su,' sannah, HOripingstall, for Kitt's ;,,and Vrow for Enfb,lll. F. 26. the George, Findlay, for Africa -,reggY' Sinclair,. for Ess.:(o;ho ; Concord,, Andriwi, Sir 'C; (AI ref Webster, Ni'l)ona,(l, an.i Aquilon,. Robertson, for A fri''a 'j'Ave s ta t ers , .for. Cadiz ; Kerrison; fo r ,Cork ; Chaparin; for Dublin ; Drie GCSLOCISt for. kotte.flam ; Eriekoit, Doyen, and Veir . GebrOd ast ..Tweic4; for:Fonininzon• f ro PSB. 27.. Passed. hv-t_ jiteadll / ; Cunningham, kitzma he lrice, usihir and h \ , Curson, i troth Belfast. -Sailed-the. Europa, for, lamaita; AufzirSta , P u es r dY.; for Toba4o ;. Alleona, lipbsno, for Ne•.v.)i'ark ; .rntrna,: Barb; r; f. , r I)O.51111 ;. 'row Gesina, for ;Ain, st,:rdain ; ionge 1.) , ,0ker, for Varell Gotie V 8:; . Lubben, Vesszr, .and Fy,re G br rciers,. for • BIRTH. - On t.}l 25th inst Covves, L.s.e. of Wi g ht, the LaidY Dr. Veriurrpe.,„ CeaJratio tlik•Foreign Corps, a DattAlluir. . • - ,- • _if A-PRIED : •' . - - . "..' . Yesterday, at Nlat--1,-_,..b0 one Clin l (Th,.l.l.e - hxy . Char l e s .tvarki Vernon Graham: E.,ii . . - Z..''..iilt.iin in the .istfl.l,ightnt,zl go'O'nzt,. t,i illiSi , 'Nlei:4 , Cc,.ol::e, yotitiges.t.davittex o f the 7.' eN,t- t ;e ittho 4:.7cipke, E,, : e:t -i f;ref4:..tid, tvlitfellesex. „ .. ,,i; 0.r,:.4c.:;:.i..15:,, - ..t - st - . 44,rg0rja."..,5,..C‘,10,,,ei ri,ltiot, of thlit',,,,„i minster Vo.':-,,,:c??_•cC.;,treiry., .i 0..,,.:• Miss . liett‘wrri, of .0r" ) . 'lol' t'pnl l- ).v.-N . -...,11 . .. * -,•:,- ...:', '' .' ' ' • ~ ,-,, (iii 'Thurs,i - , ,y, -1.A,t . , at 1-z,r,,1.1) C h[ttc r ii,.7l:lloinass S l , wiec. Esq. Cat ..Aliter.,co-soa;Ii.?„. ta.;lCLi.'iCl)Avis r clAui.; , .ii ( l:,::,. I,lTpc D,yti, Esq,- ot /•; : et,lll;llsit..o. , ,S . . - .. :,,.:-....- - 6• A i.; 0n''T . ;11.;r:.A.,, -, , , t ft itipli I ',r,E4 i -, S,..wreY, .the Rti,l':."-r, ll ,i' l f tt..! . • sr. ,-.., 1,. , j. J... S. E,1i.,..1/:-or , 'St..:- f 9,ie,1?1,;•Z y l t4tigt,. -0%, 1 „," 6 1: ,• Itliss Bairaa COiike; 4,41.10ter of t .1,1;i COol ,- .2e, Esti: - . 1;41;.'' Yete:titii,;,,e'iiiii4htf'lLlL 1):1-1..; . , juki:..tif-caaac.P,4 • ... ~,, street; to I.liss -11 Al a '1.,. Of „r:Z4'4l , olr. !" • 2 . .4 ii a viCi..*:' Kt (:,,liqy,',v, , oirlM tiiiltTt y-5e.:401,4 . *v. ter a pia Fit illohei l ._, dxto.!' soil, of f)Air,ottei . t-1 '1; to -Ws-.;..i e , 5-111 4 , ,,a4tcl - . -.^-. . 4 la:c. Nile, rew S}':ll, € rl....rn..!iiatit, Glasyotrt , ~ • .-.7,.. ..,/ .. " Q- ':-- K ... '. . , ••• '. it' ~. •• '' ' ~,'' ' ' 'w,ff '; •'' '.' " —IV gP , ";* ••• - .--..': ' ci . fize• • ,4'• ~ • ; :,, - G , On the t9th of lannaryjasLat I\rorilt Ftev`l!'-'l . i .. 'lit' s. D a lryrnple, .k:q., Lieutenant= 0,1 W . Nt..9 , _ 1 . 5 11 . ,,,,,t..•.: 0 •`• Rc4 ii neut .ot" t• oot, ; and Colonel Ai . ,. „ . . ; ;'cb.';it ; on. Nipp4ay 4ttelakopn, about four v4;l, k. :,- at Oculloll _„, !,- Picc,dillY;.-Mrs. I)rurnmor , d ii,nitolL_T;', : , • ~,....r e TPT on f ;id-4 eat: i7iti init. Nir-46hriTavic,3,-of WPErft,-,,,.,t;;. ,--,":: .. ~ ... ~...., i- .ii Cheapside,• . ,: • • . . n .t.7 - . 4 4. , On Tlinrstlayi at', . her hp t sc• at :4-tet .,, Itilon43, s/irte.y.4,.,,,. Mary Ellis * set-tot-of .tiv.:. late laillq ,11t,,,...-of:Ntlittr -bi ...: :.,,:r,, IVestritinster, • E.,,q. • . '... ;, r . ' ,e t; . ,:,,,,,iff ii,,t,i„ UI 3t Y.Carcii 0 1„ OII.Sti oci a y the igt,),ns,.. , a, , , ...,,, • - . - ~.., age, Phillip Yorl.:,e, F.,5 . q.,,0t that:placc4.w.i. I ),y t p)ll4_, s.- , I , the Comity of Denbigh. '._ . i _,, 1 ,4: 11 '‘ . I' .' On 'fues'sc ,y , Week, at 'Cattseyt'atic,:.near AlorPor'''„c„Ohlv., liam, ()gle ‘Vailis pgle, li 4q ,; 12, ut , • . t. C 0 190' 4 ' . • iia kf .... , N o rthumberland .I,l , iilitta. ' in leis" 4thil. On Stind,t) morning :2:0,Y; Itii), ',take GraffreY9,7 l ,ol,o 46 : - ' year; for•many ‘ ears .t. very . -respelctrbie Fl ust er to •••' Mrs,: .Pir.reil3at l i.:rl:c4!tix, an OW: i 4 til retina ArY •, t 4f io ijta!:. 14 the island o` ligtPltica, the v.l Of t.), - ,i`oter, Mr.- A . Dohie, ::on of "Al r. lsd.ll4;A 4 i•ritet t ht tockerhy • (till 1100,,,- - • tht the 14.111()f Novehtberlasii , at. ; (i..oo,per's ...-f , • iiir c,q_.„ i:itnaica, at the age'of 75, •A ndrew7,Wit44)tope, EA' ; ~,,, ) ears rebidence in the ilJnii. - ' _... .. :7 PRICL C , yLsT stOCKS, tizi..l, • . Sank Stock 153? 3/ „ 3 1, I iillia,)3onds 169 .' r eoir. Navy 5 iier (. en . 8811 Exchequer Bills Is. V, 5 re , CD' • ,- 9• 94 1 , i , ()tniiiiirn 3 ; dis. '..,0 5.4": 4 4 per Cent. Con 724 3 . •1,3 per Coll ? , linperv t 3 per C, R. 5 . 5 i 4i , ,:, Diu° ttrin. .. ' 3 ise. C C on . 55 .11 ' Deterred 3 per Cent. i , l . :,,,, B. 4. Ann. 16i. 7. if• ' , -Guns - for•AcLount , s 4 l!- ---,-:.-, --- . COURSE OF EX4'l l / 1 :VC E.. TUES•DAYi TER': 28. ;0 P'l4.. . Amsterdam . - .: 36. i 1 z us. Niadrid ---;- e l-r"- ) . k- . .A . -I)itto, at sight 36 4 Ditto ... 31 , : - .i .. s 4 gt Rotterdam - 37 0 2 us. In k hoa -, .• ••- ' - -.•-• 1 •liikkikburglk - 34 : to 21 its. 1 Legnot'n !.- - -- '- ,- .i r ,Mtakka - - 34 is. 2 , . US. 1 NApies - - -7:: '4; i . . e4rts tklay's,tia, 24 1 . 6 i Genoa - - ;" : ,51 -Paris, ditto; 25 4 2 AIS i \'-.:ice - ' ' ',...•l''' . , -1 , .• 'Bok -d , A ir eaux, 10. 2 . 5" , 4 ..7,, 1,1,is:loAl.•. -''' .'.' ,:., -6:5 1 , ,Cadiz _. - . ...... s in paper t ( spocta„, . -, ..- :-.,-,," Ditto '•-, e'r-'tiv- 1 Ihriliin ' :., - '', - / ..., . . .. .. . ____ .. _ .. jii T o TE) NI 2 0 't: f '4` I.(),-', ',.-;;;;I. . e irill'o Dear-Sir, . . 1 4 0;g , ?"'w• - • l'rki'-`--;•; , . , t t- i ‘f i'''.r i, you of illq.vory; gceatipa ex.tr.o.rstina.ty - .(.; life' !. F EEL it li Ditty -:invtiltk.kkerkt.44,),..iii,f,-,..t(),.-1/:;-de! . . .i" ceiy e d C r o i n your luv . ,:il..u'ahlc.,'Skie,ilcicie;L:'•ti,i , : l : ••• . l _.:. • A D.' . 'I ) ILI.S. ' '.• • - - --• "' ~4itf',.;4,. was aitaekec)..‘k.'!ith a. V 4 P,,;- 3 1;1,Li t i4 , . 4 . • b i l itl:S t., b t C ; ) , ) : F l4fri , t-° P l k lvE se °4 is Y' e ea‘l' a ri ; si l ca e r : l• ;,t l i t k r .s ea ikTe d atti' E4l- ni.,• -e a r li i t ig'l4, ver l- ky ° Y: `,ll f ; ', t!, ;" ,. obliged to Amity to t ie mat etriinent , of the 4. 1.- '.. 1- .- : . 11-. 1 , it'ii,Sirlassiltz e 2 i, A ' ll c - --ikl-nie, ,only ,-teknpurary,-reli,t4,-,'..,1-6,•••'.4tiita 0?re0154-viaiw-ls,4;qursys:4.!;4.i.4; ivatioti, ' and frotil t",., * 4 1. , 0 0 - 1 41 of a eorpttient'lttlpif; 'Was.rediti:a to a - ntert` sttel l e x - i i,- , ulcers'. that spte;t4'.xn eiNiio...4ttiy Lit - 111W • rOiderita -:i re ,92: 4 41'1. v4l i etm 0 kkjeti,, tkittikat•ckly.Erie.a‘t,s,ciesp.pizt.ll-o,t. 'P t i, 35,&0if :11;q brought', ;0., - tbi§ situasiun, I: . curisideri_d‘ %l7 i ira''' 0.- t abte .1-iue a fli' s :lAtt,On 4 of mill:" ci-Amtv:tiiiiiig, tipor,' . 0 440 3 0. Cl'aire;. 7 ii!ri tihi-6,.V.,ratir ikals:trat.'sucxao.ici;,lt4A-6-,1,111,140i try: tiiistx....t . ,lbt, l l l,; .will' .o, ` 4: - . 040 u,si .t =.4t , t tiS4-ict3P'rvi'o,iiiiPl . by,pe.rsuyt3 - ing torrt v..,, or Iikre•••(; ;r k piktl . k ., ',.. anti pallc):,, c io,f ,_,,,, 0 f (life drolS; 71' t X periertcra,teni•mosi•-•1:-,::tac?;uht;a1)1t1.4,„:tivekt ~. frOiff '-psai ski : t ht. soreS. grati" , ,J.3l43ub tali it 4 A. -3 .2111. 11 L -., , (,-..4 ,1 ) i (4,9-0, -,ik . er tett ky reakivi4eil t ,ahe , .. Ty-4101,g. out, •1;,1,1• , ',41 - t .ike , , ~,,'. ~putt,, qul Ole nuirno . , , t; tylkich; I tiiiiijc. effirtiko..t." , '-: - ...t 4 . ik• establish' tti y'keillit ilifiscitißritgfttailii 7 .v' ~ , ;,,f .1 1..4.•?_ ..,,,,,,' 4 % , •• IA li: •W ith the.. iiitaslibeart- - yeitAr*iiitt ( i e _i 7 ' ( -,7,;,i - .4gr , ~.' myselt . ,.Sr,,your,rhugp Oliveck b..ll..uptp.›,,"fil.;`:-.,.45 A . 7` . , .., W''',' I)eansgate, IkLinehestei.,lliffy" . k, t 8 ,61 . ,. ' N , : .,( 4 , 1 2 4 . 11f.#,,,, - ”to..'. ~t). S. For the , piitile .t*rk . A.ci.4 '419 - nOt.o ll leC*,:,' 7 ' y : 1. ! -- :' 1 . ,• ) be,ng4illbAi,illeri, bk . kt .Actv t ,•.qu , ifl „ 4 .1 ..as 1,9 r !;!,-, •••:.r.v jkittgniekat sliairdi • aate: • - '- • ~,,‘ .'•-•` ~,,i;. . „0! ' , •,;, k'yevarett and Soldllty tl)e,stilk:l!-rolifta" tr t r , ,i4l l- I ° J.?, ~. ' / T Hos. TA N I- OA , 1 , 4 t1411b41 , 0f..0....g.Q7a1,4:4,41.,..'dip.,•i.t?;A:)11, - London, at his i1enk5c,...116,„ , I•Veii I;ridg, c ___`'. •c 0 1 ' ?,,°;-; \Vherc, after a COhs'tant • resia . erice.i-iiiiitotS lllN ' " i i ii, , Vrti o' i :ears, iti viiiacti - ei partitillatii,.(iirei'V d f t :!,`ftaY,,, ,, r ci k i .)Yltlre4:l;4:or.nplaints,..ar4 tikozke 1.11441c..utak. ~,- ...ult .- ~- c ',/'' Genetation in b - aiii S' exes , ~,,,iiii•ithat ii-i-Nriol-',,,certo,tv 'i;ilhech. 'Men :9t . liis.Pri,fesskbii'-ikhotiht AM - AP g 7 4 0,, i • i i tfl - -hatter's ,h-iftnself,,:iltrz,,a4,6xv,-;tittipt,§3l;;P'bee.di,!(kke,, v : 1 0 .; ly aki9iiilistetti t 9, Pctsotts ..t..4!:i,i,ig; t :1i:;...#7, - ,-,,, n •tag 6 e . ' s o' esteenked by adiseerning l'i•ibkici, as aft a" • , • :Ac 1,1; to he obiain'eti, 'and 'Void oialiAbiguity.., •`. o , l 4k l '. e s i. - k, 1, Alsq sold,-.:by:liis ...pp.c.titttlnelis.,,r,,it.ll4.o. •34(Ipft!i, t.h,ose.living at a. ;li,tance,. at tnc l'eitotier's, Li i 3, , . .7 1; ban's-s - treet, Pall' Malt; 'the''VoyslOr , I ' 4 13. 041 11 ' r ,ll l ',i tltieet , ;' Mt.- - DiOorough's,' N6.".:74 lish,Str i e 1:0 ‘ , 1, 0 '.e1 1 0 : St,cel's, lioukttel lel, N 9.,.!, Llaion,ro.w ,1: 1 ,1 - 1 1 ,'", • c31.,.p a 0 ,, Mr. 13axtcr_s . South-:rwiclge, tclinbtirsi_i.-; -- : iO -14 1 ::, 7 0.13., -, Dublin; Ntr. iiiiiiiii;;;, I,iverpool; Mi ., .• 141 ' ‘,.. 1, e 0,„1 idt;r•ii- J• , Lltesttu; and • by one.,Persoit itt evers coils 2 5 , 9 eri o l . ti Tell i3ritank t and 1 1 elanct, irk Boxes cf , . 01 . 1 1 Y e ieby I' o ,yl • seaied• ti,p ,w it li 6111 a1:i..1 plain :ciireliotis, w. l ,e, sv o ~itl' 'either sex may cure theiliselves with ease, sl''' 'O. v sa1 ;1?13., 1. very .. liox,sold iri Great 13ritain I ~....aiters 4 pr , A t , a stamp, on which; by tavil.ur Of-the (!onitills' ‘44ce re fo" , e;:,. at the Stamp.otfice, " T. TaY 11, r f allotl.lC.o 3 s:reLt,' to irnitate which is Peloity, nd- 4za tiist)Pl3:'l4'