The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-02 00:00:00

Jui Sailed this day its Majesty's Ships Squirrel and Ssualleiti, for the Coast of Africa, with the Mecca and thiet South Sea Shills, and sortie other vessel* tinder coh. Ln d CARL I ES yesterday tbrnriiissiohed the Ajax, of 8o guns: The kast India Ships temain at MOthttbank, waiting for orders to sail. • Arrived the Twins, keynottisi and Pomona. Plarp. from Sunderland ; Morgan, from Ctsepstott ; and Diana, Waller, from Watertiard. HAkw IcH, Itme 30.--Yesterday thlF Aggrissot Cun.vesbel arrive:l, with the loss of het topmasts, having carrievs them away in chasing i lugsail yea. *el off Aldborough. The Lady Praxtet Packet, Capt. itANN, and the King Qty.'s, Capt. Smi*Datitie ,wiled, with a fait wind ' intmediately on the mita, of the Mails from London; the lay 'mast for Husum and the latter for Gottenbuegh. A Messengict with Du. patches is on hoatd each Packet. JULY 1. ,, -Sailed the Apr, tkutuvessel on a Cruize, and s retnaini•the Pi:OUNI Frigate. DEAL, JULY I.—Arrived the Artker Gun.hrig from a Cruise ulf Boulogne lerfoii Armed Dc. fence Sl4 from Sheerness, and remains, Sailed the Harpy Sloop, Pm, Bomb, illoodhoNdi Flamer and - Locust Gumbrigs, on a Cruize off Bou. logne ; i Scourge Sloop, with Convoy for Portsmouth • and Plymouth. • The Monarcb, Capt, S. HAWlttli Abxandsr, . Extra East India Ships, and Mangles, Country Ship, oame down from the' River, and Sailed for Portsmouth. • in the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Veteran, Inflexible, Ciator, Tartarus, Zebra, Mariner, and Archer, %vial. the Transports and 4rrlu•d Defence Ships as per List. BRI7'ISII NArY. S9'4TEMENT . O., THE DI3TR I IitITION or THE Ist.VY AL nklribli FORCE, TO THE IsT 1144 T. Line I so's Frig I Sp., In Port and fitting . is l 4 an I 66- C uard.Ships . . * 1 4 i 3 In the English and Irish/ 1 channels . . 5 461 al p i 73 On the Downs and North ta i si .I'l 9; Sea static:ib . 6 At tiOCWein 1 ndial 'lends a 1 and on the raglan" On t h e janewa station 0 Amerioint st-Nowtoursit: • 1 Logi stapQns _ f lc aG. kk v s E. ina. II 10400 the ivalna Cosst'of Attica . 4 Mu 4 Muni, Portugal and Cihraltai. Veditteranean and on pa.ssge. is Hospital and Prison Ships is Total in Commission zoo Receiving !Slaps . S Serviceable alai t►airing t g for Service* ► • in ordinary ► • • Sc wilding • • • ii, totals 12, 3I Tai 4 • 91 ze 4. a 9 6 I • I O 2 4 2 5 Z o STA T 1 01 TAR QADIN Alt I 43 AT It tt e gi 309 4 0 g 431 19 03' ► 203 Portsmouth - . V lymoutit . 4. Chatham - - S hcerness - • River - * , I 3sr I ACH 'OR?. Tet, 105 10 4 2 3S 8 ',loc. so'it, Frig Sps. To. Ze I J 6 3 41 40 . 4 9 3 36 35 3 . 8 3 39 3 2 $ s U I 8 IS 1 s 32 Total 68 I 18 I' 531 al 1 16a OPERA.—La Verg.;ne del Sole, th v e °omit! which GRASSINI made her first appearance, and to which she still gives strong attraaion, had a crowded • audience on Saturday last. She put forth all her powers, :Ind was unc nutionly successful in her last song. WE ICH; SU shared with her in applause, for the beauty of his accompaniments. Des IlAves • and his %Vife seemed to have recovered their good humour. Their exertions in the last Ballet were highly applauded. Mr. AN4 IiSTE 1 H gave a grand dfjeuni on Satur. slay last, at hi* beautiful SW called the Woodlands, rear Blackheath, The company consisted of some of the first people in this Country, and amounted •to shoot two hundred. The entertainment was truly magnificent, and the beauty of the weather ten. tiered it delightful. The Dolce of YORK'S Band attended. The Conservatory,. which was open. ad about four o'clock, exhibited a Pinery that is hardly to be equalled. Flowers of the most beautiful kind, Lemon and Orange Trees in the great* " ab undance. Added to the richness and bc 3 l'l Of the scene. Wi nes of all ki n d s, an d whatever could afford pleasure to she g ues t s , were profusely supplied, and the whole was the of gaiety, tie. gince, and splendid hospitality. The Dutchets of Sr. &DAPS is about to treat her friends with a Masquerade, for which, it it said, great preparations are making ;• but we do not hear th at Fi er G race has any intention to heighten the elegsn i ce of the scene by a contest of aa-amt. The putc hess of DIVONSIIMS has sliewn great poetical /men in her verses intended for an Inscrip. tion on. the Pedestal of a Bust of Mr. Fo'x, placed in the 'Temple of Friendship, at Woburn. 'The verses abound i n hi g h panegyric on the public vit. rues of the person they are intended In 'ctlebrate, and therefore afford striking proof' or the fair Au. imagination. The Epchanted ;land, Oiough full ,of aerial learittes, is supplying s‘oneflting iota every night to the Treasury of the I.layinir,et' Theatre. It filled t . he Rouse on .S;iturday. Nlibi DANIEL% ac. 9 2 1" V herself very ably in her braamra, and had antum a ni applause. Captain TOritni4 has re.aeated in the fashion. able:circles, - al ter long ret i rement, a nd from the of his attire on Friday night at Vaux. • nairt — lrlrentreviderrt that he is still ambitious to ..,set an example to the Bean Mande in the article of /reit; (Ali 0 , 01 .4 , 1 4 , v, .I• 4, ♦, •• ii• • ••r• Tats General - Court Martial which assembled at Saniirre lest rvltiniiay, Closed its proceedings on Thiirtcliiy. The ..0..0w.ng ate the heath. tit 'lie two chat es peeferttti against Lient..Cnlonel Stawmtt, 43ii Light Infantry, by Capt. j 4)1 the Itegilrent For wittinel triaking a false report to General Sir H: bisilYstnt.. through which, Capt. I. I‘as put under arrest, and a uttered a severe reprimand, A nil painful animad versions. —ad, For repeated, unwarranted, exceissive abuse, of Mm the said Capt. I. particularly betUre his Cunipany,, And not atlbrding hint that support In hi;, duty which good otdet and military discipliner hotiitety rcquirca." On the evidence in support of the first charge being finished, Capt. jeKet.t, stated to the Court, that from unavoidable circomsNinces he declined entering on the mood. Col, STEWART'S defence tested solely On the evidence brought forward by the prosecutor. A Court Martial assembled on Friday at, the B arrac k s o f Colchester (the Hon: Mak* General Hors, President) for the trial of Lieut..Colottei RQUERT ROLLO GILI.EOIII, of the aoth Regiment Light Dragoons, upon a charge exhibited against him by MisjUr ALAN CAMIRON, of the same Regiment. His MAI ERTY on Thursday ratified the sentence of a Court Martial held at Chelsea in February, tor the trial of Major J. G9DON, of the late Bth West India Regiments . upon charges preferred against hi:n by Colonel C. juuerrorts, late Go. vernor of Dominica. The sentence acquitted the Major of ail the charges. A Court of Inquiry, composed of the Officers of the First Surrey Regiment, under Colonel GAIT. sxtr.t., has been strung for several days, upon charges of a very serious nature, considered in a m ilitary point of view, ricierred by Mr. FAR. QUNARSON, 4 Gentleman of .Christchufreh s agaiitst Mr. It 1 PPON, 01 lie miond 4y. The Plostteotor and Defendant, are both members of the Rile Cum. pany.' MILITARY REGV L ATIONS. HISMA) rstY has been graciously pleased to di: tea, chat the Le vy.monty for Recruits (then and lads) enlisted in the United Kingdom, for the Cavalry, shall be raised to Sixteen Pounds Eleven Shillings; and for the . Infantry and the Line, and General Ser. vice, to Nineteen Guineas. The Levy.money for Boys, for General Service, is to remain the same as specified in the General Orders of the Bth of May last, viz. tot, t ss. ; the appropriation of which sums is to he made in strict conformity to the fol. lowing distributions CAVALRY.—Bounty to the Recruit, On being attested, in money ti. ts. ; on intermediate approval, in money, 3i. 16. ; in necessaries, 125. ; ott filial Appioval, to money, 51. 95. ; in necessaries, 31. 35. ; total bounty to 'the Reeriat, 131, Rs. To the Offi..ei, on intermediate approval„, for attesting, ts. ; for surgical examination, 2.5. 6d. ; for postage, station , sty, dtc. 7s. ; on final approval, to cover all incidental ex peneess tos. 6d. ; to the Party, on final approval, reward #l. ts. ; tor continating the Recruit to the 0.4:c or final ap. proval,g.; to the bringer of a Recruit, whethei belonging to the party or uthcrwtsc s ou tinid approval, ttu. ; total Levy:4110110y, tbt. Ass. _ I tirnicray u 4 G thitkitty SIRVIEt.--BOWIty 10 Ll'e crult ; on being attested ` in money, 21. 26. ; On IntCrmstimte approval, in !tumy, 41. in IteCela,arics, 12$. ; un 61;31 4Pproval, in money, 71. rets..; in ne:norms, 21. s;.-.-total bounty to OW ltivuit 114. To t h ()Siker and Party, alai bringzr of 3' itCrAlit, the viols it for the Cavalry—total Levy-mond)* 41. BOYS roc G6.Nxaat, SE2VICIL.-1101141ty to the Recruit, on being aitu*tud,. county, .ll. ;on intermudiate ap proval, in money. this.; in occessaries„ tza ; on final approval, in money,. 31. 3s. i in noceatsuies, 21. zs. ;—total bounty to the Recruit, 111. a.. Tu 0140111.ser and. Party, time same as tor the Cavalry. (No til4ismittitt. for the brinier of a &Kroll ).--Total levy, ;money, tot. ssa. Volunteers from the Ar*y of Reserve are to be allowed the bounty of Ten Guineas, on being ap. prawn at the Headquarters of thc Regiment s into which they volunteer for general serricc, Colonel MEAD, of the 31st Regiment is appoint. ea to the Briganier.Grneral's command at Gubpori, i n the room Of General WHITHAM. Several Regiments of the Line, to the number of 3000 men, are immediately to be encamped at Fatn. barn, near Bury St. Edmunds. On Saturday the TAW Association, commanded by Lie M.-C(4011El ERSKINE, were inspetied in, the Temple Gardens. In consequence of the constant engagements of mo.t of the Members in business, at the present moment, Colonel JENKINSON, for their accommodation, politely agreed to inspett them at six in the evening. The Corps mustered in great force. They Acquitted themselves in a manner which did them much credit, and that oh. tained just commendation from the Inspetling Officer. The Second West York Militia are now on their route from Hull for Sunderland. The Third Lincoln Militia, under orders to march from Hull for Newcastle, have been countermanded, and the East Essex go in their stead. The Lanark Militia marched from Sunderland barracks on Tuesday, for the Coast of Essex; and two division► of the Fifeshirc Militia entered Don. Caster on' Thursday, on their route from Newcastle to Cambridge. The E:sst.Sukulk Militia left Ipswich on Tues. day and Wednesday. for Hull. LAW ARkAKGSUIWTS.. — •Mr. SUTTON, the pre.. Salt Sulicitnr.General, to be Chief Justice of Ches. ter; Mr. DALLAS, to be Solicitor. General ; and Mr. WATSON, Limo... Colonel of the Bloomsbury Volunteers, to be Judas Advocate-General, (vice Sir CflAitlAllo IVIOAGAIY, who is to be created a Pm. - _ _ — on Wednesday last, at she Commission Court s Dublin, Cttisat.ss FSIAMIZ ritizat.t.„ Esq. was tried for an alledged assault upon P. LIDW I Clip the Roman Catholic Priest of ,Rathfaroharti, and, after a trial of four hours, aequiited. Mr.CRArmAN, who went to Constantinople ofli. chilly from Malta, has proceeded to Odessa. Mr. VAUGHAN ' a Fellow a All Souls College.. Oxford; is there, and intends shortly to continue his j‘mi - ney -to Mount Caucasus, and the shores of the Black Sea. The bay harvest, in most parts of Yorkshire, has begun; and the crops are remarkably aburthntt. No thing can exceed the fine appearance of the corn in that part of the country. The rye crops are very forward. Hay is also making, generally through out Cumberland, Northumberland, tk.c. and all the crops arc alike onprectdenseti, , ON 111 E I N • following eXtratt Of a curious Letter', which appeared in the Philadelphia Gazette of the 6th of klatch last, states the plait and ohjell of the pio. jce.ieti Invasion of this Country, daring the teign of the Dire dory, anti which arrylred so liolielefis lit that I , eriod, in the opinion of RomAtAra, that he dest.rtcd i!, ro take the counn4nd of the kxpedi. Lion to Egypt : , " The original plan famed in the time of the Dirctiory but noti , much mote extensive), was to build moo boats, each sixty feet long, sixteen feet broad, to draw about two feet water, to carry a 2+ or 35. pounder in the head, and a fteld.pieee in the stern, to tun out 'as soon as they .touched theground. Each boat was to carry an hundred men, making in the whole an hundred thousand, and •to row with twenty or twenty-five oars on .a side. BONAPARTE was appointed to command, and, by an agreement between him and me, 1 was to accontpanj him, at the intention of the E.tperfitiom vies to give the Pro. pie of England an oAtiortnttit, of forming a Govern. meat for then:stk . et, and,thereby bring about Peace. " As the Expedition could clime Its time of set. ring off, either slier a storm, when the En fish Fleet would be blown off, or in a calm, or in a fog) and as thirty.six hour rowing would be able to carry them over, the probability is, it would arrive, and when arrived, no Ship, of the Line, or large Frigate, could approach it, on accoont of the slioalness the Coast. And besides ibis, the boats would 14rn a Floating Battery, close in with the Shute, o f a thousand pieces of heavyArrillery ; arid the attempt of NELSON against the Gun. Boots at Boulogne,' 'hews the insufficiency of Ships in such situations. About two hundred and fifty Gun Boats were built, when the Expedition was abandoned for t h at of Egpf, tu•wbich the preparations had served as a feint, (Signed) " TH0)441 PAINE." ANNUAL SHEEP SHWY 4T HOLICII4,II. Tri r annual Sheep Show, at 11n1kham, commenced on Monday Ilst.—During the week, many capital Sotithdowns and •LeiCeSters were, exhibited ; the rains were lett at, and the stock in general fetched, very high prices. The exhibition of Jhe stock and imple ments, the adjudication of the Prize Cups, the polite attention and howitality of Mr. Cote to his nume - rout guests, rendered thin "Agricultural Festival ns interesting and as gratifying as in any . former year, Three f the largest Prize Cups were adjudgel to Mr. PURI3Y, I,f Eginare, for his . excellent stock.- Mr. Brintr received a' large silver cup as a pre_ miens for einiverting the greatest quantity of lind .into water memitowc, On the Tuesday s between two and three hundred sat down to dinner, and nearly the same numher on• Wednesday ; amongst the company present were, Grace the Duke of Itsolotto, Lord Somiertl.t.e, Lord DAJOIL ET, Sir krsePH BANK:, Sir cHaaLIS DAVEILII 4 Otc. Many eminent Agriculturists also attended. CORN laCi-LiNaili JULY a. Wit ,baye to.►lay rather short impotts of Wheat I the buyers bring, numerous cause.i• ready sales, at an advance of about 24. per quartsr un good samples•; there is not much Barley, which is dearer, apil Malt further advances; Beans of both sorts have better sales thord is a good supply of OJts, and they are nut quoted higher ; Flour tn.►i►►- tains its price. Wheat 3oa aos Os od I Film ditto - s7s a sgs psi Rye - . 21s a 2.6 s ?d Tic); atm; - 3os a 36$ ad 04s . 19s a-211; a 243 ad l'olayid ditty 2ss a 263 ftd gap* Seed . 371. a 3vi. F ue Tout . 4 14 a 4 5 ' ' 4 54401141 a 4ai oa I.l.dey • ais 27* 6(1 Nl.lll . a 64 6.1 white Pease 36s a 421 Qtl Beaus - - 34 s a 41$ al The following particulars of the account made up to the Ist March, I So+, by which the Kist India Company claims from Government the sum of + j ot 8,0001. has been laid on the table of the House of Commons : To Expences of the intended aPeiition tq Mauritius, In 1794 . . ? C.al3,fiBt T o Ditto ut the Expedition to the Cape, in in+ S, are. . i 08,131 To Ditto 01 the intended Expedition to Ma. ;Alla, in 179> To Ditto a n de Capture and rossassion of +13.26e the Dutch Sett lentents to the Ceylon, Eastward, including Subsistence of Pri soners to illoa • 3,130,j91 To Dittoof the Capture and ilossession of french and Dutch Settlements on the Peninsula, including Subsistence of Yci soners in 162 . 1,023,4375 To purchase vessels for His Majesty's Fleet in India ; Stores supplied, lee. to - - • - 43,0;4 To estimated E x pence of King's Troops in India, b.jond the number sisthorisati by A dent . ratliArnciii - . 'coo 4 N. 11. Interest at 41. per cent. per ann. to the lit Narst 1804. is included above. by Cash received, including interest at 4 per cent. per annum, to the Ist Match, tSo4 ,C.1,5at,666 By estimated balance, as; Mort', 1804 4,911.0;6 -.5,519//92 There are claims upon the C►►mpany, from tke Otflye of His Majesty's Paymaster Gerwral, fur charge* relative to ;t►e King's Troops in India, amounting, on 24th Dec. last, to 1,2113441”.; but the Company's t, taints on Government for the expences or the Army sent from India to Eton, will probably amount tv upward of 2,oc.coonti. A fellow named Marra/ has been committed to Edinburgh gaol, for swindling several persons out of various sums of . money, by pretending to be a shipwrecked Master of a Vessel. In 4 li.t of trifling 'locutions which he had received, he alttired the shillings into pounds, and thus procured guinea t t from some Military Officers, 'who wished to be as liberal as their. acquaintance. During the last month, Lear $o bakers have been convicted at'llic different Police Offices for sehit,g breed short of weight ; those wh o offended Mist were propOrtionably fioed, some from three to kde shillings per ounce, and the bread gived to the poor. Others wete hoed in the mitigated pehAties of sl„ each, for having alum their house b, to Übe in the MittlUtaatire tit bread. One of the Nottingham coaches wait lately over. turned ne.tr North.itnoton, owing to the carelessne,6 0 the conhoon, when beveral pa.p.engers weft) sr. verely hu:4, kohl Ihe 1)34 since . 4.lieJ .11ib Cbl/RT jt,u itIOMAS MANN Z. LEWIS FLAN,M,;Si. Tait: Plaintiff was a dorne!tic I i Ehc iiervice clam fieferAant, who 13 Surgeou, and affid in th a t i‘rn:: fession in the isiapd of Triiiidail during Avr goicyrn ment of Qenekal rid,,n. His master 114(1 sent Ijin 'with saute pipils of conseqiiriice, eltiutCt,d the ttlil or that Officrr, to Mr: spine aCident they had not Artit , ;l. account of this neglett, real or supposed, the Plaintiff , vascon. duffed before the Magistimet of t he Pojice Cflire in Marlborough street, and Continued io irons for nearly a week, on a charge of Unlawfully embezzling and feloniously ste.i!ing these doco:neni4, being above the value of sof. The Defendeat not apisearing af. terwardsAct substantiate this charge, the Plaintiff' wag released. For this imprisonment, acid, for the injury suffered in his reputation by the accusation, the present anion was brought. Cotinsel for the Dzfctidatit., said, iliaf,itte:tc« tion ought to have been brought ag.iiiiqt the Kt.: gi,tr ate for the cotr.rhilment, and wit aglinst his client, and lie comparc4 the niftnee thatrd in declataP:•in f with the ogiiirionr, %hid! were found. wholly inconsistent with each other. ..Plaintiff nonsuited. THP KINc PHILL/IP9. Cv i'vLlnsel Phillips way fir the C,,unty of C.itintr;l:tn, resigneti r ii pretensions in favour nl Sit Willilin P.txr~m, tiler "11)otp4s tOtts Agent fair '4" latter, „Thd Sorry: n i a ry triinsadi o n s testilteti from . the , interehnogC, which occasioned - a diSpatebetweeti this'OenfT6itii'it and the Delen t lAnt: In elnscq4eric.,: of that circurn. stance, two letters we're kritten Ircrn the. latter to the former, the I,tst .. of which way vl.ttetl from No. z 8, , Orchard.sircet,. and was couched in the fuliovr., it% 'eras: i t it Win be Sancient in me to tell you that in thl whole of the Carniarthrushire I ectiou you have lochaveit yo :r,elt like t tilackguaril. t shall eipeet,tolie4 from you on i:ois sub o ;ektt, and shall punctually attend to Any appoilarriciit ou shall rnal ost tuis Wait. 4. yours, cc, R. tf. PHILLIPS," On these letters two charges were fottndetl in this C r i m i n al Information: the erne, that the a:Jeri(hair sent a challenge.to fight Mr . ; :'VhQlnas ; and tail his slinuld fait in the pror)l, the other count stated that the I)efendant 'sent a kite!' to provoke bin,' to fight ; SO that there wcre three points for the decision of the Jury t st, if these letters einonnted.to a clyfileNree 2ti, ilthcy were 1 proyoqAtictl9Agfili the). wer- 4:ither th one or the ()diet ? Me.co;. E:tlg.ll/E, GrAtutoW,• and . Grnt"y, ex. rlainet! the fact; of the case, and produced evid,ence in support or toe two counts in the declaration.. Mr. CLIFFoRD,' for the Defendant, argued that the letters were written merely to produce a r ! el,11::. !Dent Of AlOney concerns between the Defendant, and Mr. TbOntes, which hail been referred to .Pto George Member for Carmarthen ; ,3 1 ,d h e added, that the Defendant was a man. of a high lenge of honour, incapable of olDnding ag:tinat the *wit of his country, which he was now poteding at the, head of his Regiment. Lord at.atesottottatt thought, :rime .the letters were incapable of bearing two constrigtiunsi and de‘ired the jury to distinguish in their verdiel whe ther they con,idered a challenge or a prtivocaaon to fight was given, should they deem the Defendant guilty. VeldiCt.Gtiilty of froiiolAing •to send 4 challenge. VICE-ADMIRAL SIR Hi lsitY HARVEY' (Y. CHRIST°. PHER C0'..)17. AND Co. The Plaintiff is Knight of tie Li.lfll, and in ri'96 wis Commander in Chief on the Leeward Island Station. The Defendants are Prize Agents, aid are merely nominally concerned in this cause for David Milne, EAI. Commander of La Pique frigate, On this station, Admiral La Forty had the chief an. 'limit). in March, 1796 this Officer was succeeded by Admit al Sir Hugh Christiar . and in the rmiiih ut ibine, in the saute .) ear, by the present titE A Ow time prior to this date, Captain .Mitre wait at Demerara, and not receiving any orders from the Oflicer in Chief, probably on ac. count of these changes, lie ventured to abandon his Station, and to proc , ;,ed to St, Christopher's, to con. voy the Ships of Demerara to the lielieral rendez. VC)11 established at. that Island. When he aetiVed at St. Christopher's, by a series of untoward acci. dents, he was still without orders ; no Vrssel of War appeared to Convoy the Ships fur England.from this place of rendezvous the Autumnal Season of hurricane was approaching, and the most serious' apprehensons i.etie entertained for the property in the Port cf Basseterre, In this predicament, Capt. Milne took upon himself the r9sponsibi:ity,. and, without Orders, proceeded to England with the Trade, When he was in . the Chops cf the Channel, he took two Prizes, the net proceeds of which amounted t0'42611. 40. ad. Messrs. ERSKINE, GARROW, and MARRTATT ; for the Plaintiff, stated the terms of ,the .Proclaina. tie•n made at the commencement of 'every war, by, which the Captain, in the case of prizes, is entitled to three-eighths of the value, if in a sin4le ship; but if he be under a superior Quitter in a pact , to one. eighth out of .the three-eighths the superior Officer i‘ entitled. The Learned Counsel contended, that Capt. Milne was subjcd to t h e or d ers of t h e tilt although, by the accidents of the sea he had not , received such orders ; and that however remote the situation in which the captures were made, the Plain. tiff wal entitled to the proportion of three-eighths, stated in the Proclamation. Messrs. Gts its, PARKE ,and CARS% Contended, ilia the words of the Prormination requited that the Commanding Qftiecr should be dittoing and assist. lug in the capture ; Viee.Admirel Sir Henry vey wax neither doing the one nor the'other, 'and tjlereture was not 6ntif kJ to the proliortion de. tll I 1 4ppeating that the question derended entirely . on the point of Law . conneEted with the construdion ttn ti,e words of the erociamation, on the twain. mrnthition of the Noble and iteArned Judge, it Was tiricrrni,led by both pattieo to prepar*k d C.ssr i .to ha Ntshmittrd nrxt 'fern) to' the decision of the Judges of tills Court.