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VOLUNTEER BILL. AMENDMUCTi'MADI.II4 THIS ACT , Having itireatiy given an abstract of the arn'trui ments !bade by the. Conimit - tee on the Volunteer Ad in the tiw instance, for the 'till - yr:nation nrour Readers, We now notice .the clauses which• bay.e been 3iTtle , 3 on .its re-conitiittnents. It is enacted, that all persons enrolled in Volunteer Corps who shall have attended, it i7avalri twelve days: and if -In-. fantry twenty-four clays, during the tit.si eight months, shall be exempt •trorn attendance the remainder of the year Psrscrns hying .served, and continued : to . serve, as effective Mennbrs during the War, and ;Living been cl.raw.n,to, serve in the Militia or other 'force during such continuance, shalt not be liable to serve upon the Corps being disbanded, unle'ss chosen bya new baot. • ,Certificates to be allowed to Volunteers quitting one Corps an another, and into are to be entitled to . .the.,ben4t of • the number of days they have so served. - The Lieutenant] of Counties, in appointing the number of men to serve in the Militia and Army of Reserve, to have regard to the number of VOlcinteers in their - respeCtiVe Eli •• visions. . • if any Volunteer shall misconduit 'hinsel f on :the day of muster, the Commanding Officer is required to disallow that cPy as one of the exemption. Officers are empowered to order any - member into custody, who shall misconduCt himself while under arms. Servants , enrolling themselves in Volunteer Corps, shall not thereby vacate the contraas..entered into w.i,th. their mas ters: Apprentices are also permitted to enrol). themselves. • Persons,claimingexeinptions in respect of horses futnished to Yeomanry Corps,-shall be liable to furnish such horses for the Public Service. The Clause in the former Amt, for allowing the suni.of . 2s. 6d. ter .iiem to Drill-Serjeants , is - by a•sutisequent 'Clause in this Act repealed. Volunt,ars daMaging muskets delivered for their use, or either selling or pawning the same, or arms, ac6outrei - nents, cloa Sc. shall pay a fine of 4-cis: or indefatilt to be inf.: prisoned one week. • Clerks of General Meetings of Lieutenants are: to be remu nerated for their trouble, with such stints as. the Meeting - shall think reasonable and proper. . .-• Lord SHEFFIELD on the NAVIGATION ACT. Jr affords us great satisfafliOn to observe that LOTti - -Ski EVFt rLD has published: some elabotaft.oh. servations on the imp licy of suspending the.,Navi. gat ion /VI ;- we have for the last ...two years fre. quently dit , ±Ted the Public attention to the injury the shipping interest of Great Britain has sustained by it, and tine advantages .which-have resulted From it to Foreigners ;-hot we now . hope that Parliament Will investigate th-. motives which led to the pdop. tion of such measures, so .ruinous to the Maritime interest .of Britain. We observe his Lordship no. tices,se.veral dodutnents which have been frequently commented upon in this Paper since the ctrclusinn of the last. War, and we strongly recommend his Lordship's observations to ,the serious consideration of the. Legislature. We are sorry to find that:the bad effeCt• of suspending the Navigation Aft .is not confined to the injury w.hich this country feels from Ate amazing and rapid, increase•of American *on nage, and ..which is mv,emphatically,pointed out by the Noble Lord, but that it also arose from the greatest part of the. carryinvacie of Europe being at, present in the haritis.:(it Foreigyerh, indeed the Coal Trade from this Country to the _continent of Europe is now carried on entirely in .i 7 oreirr bottoms, • and at this moment the si:lippinginterest of Great Bri tain experiences a most alarming depression. If an investigation into the odual state' of the Nai.iga tion.of the Country had taken place when it was so much desired by the Ship Owners, ,doring the dis cussion of that_ most_ impolitic: measure the. Tonnage Duty Aa, much of the present distress occasioned . by the late disastrous Peace, .and, the continued sus_ pension of the Navigation Aft, andihe consequent want of employment fur British Seamen, would have been avoided. . The statements of the-Ship Owners would have been found correct, and not fallaCious or exaggerated, as represented by the Partizans of Ministry, .nor should we have had to regret• the emigration of so Many brae S'eamen, who .are now eiiher in Ameri can employ, or in the service of . the Enemy, and whichLinust in a great measure have operated as the cause of His Mojesty's Navy being so ill.manned at this time. a • The Ministry and the Admi - ralty were ; it is be lieved, very early apprised of the first emigration • o f the Briiish Seamen to France,. and .no notice was taken of that; intimakion. Indeed the most - sat i s _ faaoty evidence was offered to have been adduced in support of that as well as of all the other fals stated by the Shipping Interest, but the same Were disregarded by those candid Ppliticians /who h a ve brought the Cotritry into- its present difficulties. We trust Mr. PITT %yin not fail to fdllow tip his mOrion respeing the Adroiralty;by instituting. an inquiry into these faas - i indeed the Country de tmands it imperatively of him, that he will proceed to Fitch inquiry, and not suff,.r the Public interest to he any longerinjured by the continuance ofmea. sures so ill calculated to , promote its welfare or re cover that honour , ana high reason which until the was hs distinguished chi]: present Administration tafteristic. FORGERY ON THE BANK. MANSION-HOUSE. YESTERDAY Aga ileanis and Sarah IP:yley un derwent a private examination before the LORD the Solicitor of the Bank, ecc._ charged with uttering forged Bank Notes. It appeared t h a t these two women have been long in the praaice of circulating notes of this description, .some of which they had put off to a linen-draper in Whitechapel, and put their names on the back of them.. These notes proving to be forged, the linen.draper was on his guard; they came again and offered others, which were Well executed. Mr. White detained the Prisoners while he took the notes in question .to the Bank, when they proved .to be forged. The Prisoners were committed to the Poultry Compter, and stria orders given for them,to be ,kept separate LAW REPORT. COURT 0 i•ICING's BENCH, GiiiLi>liALL, NiAacti G. WILSON 'V. GRIiNVILLE. 'THE Plaintiff paitner in the %Vell.known -mer cantile house of, Agassiz and Wilson; the l)cfend. ant 'is a deafer in the funds. The latter, on Ili? . ,day of the successful impOsitOn on the late Lord. .I\layor, !iotptrellased of the former 5 . 0091. 3 per. cent. Consols. Mr. E16141N e having Stated the nature of the tran, ! i4ion, a .legal ,objeerton was taken by . Mr. GARROIV, WiliCh, under i!;e_Loß? CHI EFJUsTIC,E's "direr ion; was fatal to the Plaintiff: • the case is, however, reserved to be argued "next Term..lt was, that 'in the third count of theDeclaration, - the ,,, word persoNs in the plural, Was employedwhereas,.o n the evidence, the stock was shewti to be 're-sold to a•. single person of the name of Barnard: Besides this . techilical objeftion, it appealed that the ,ilaintiff, at the time of .the sale of the stock, had not a stafti ciini sum in the funds to satisfy the Contraa. The price sif the sale Was 7O ; of the re.sale, 57 ; and . the:differenee contended for was 67 51.—Piaintiff nonsuited. THE EAST-INDIA COMPANY V. JAMES AND ED- WARD OGLE. The Defendants are Lightermen. Four hundred and i weive packages of .tea had been put onboard oneof their lighters from a China. Ship, the Bombay . Cagle, 4-elow "D,eptiord. In proceeding up_ the River, the Lighterman .hailed a Collier, which was bearing down upon them; the crew. of which re .".We do not care a damn. for you The anchor of the Collier, which was .hanging acock-bill, pierced the bow of the Lighter, the water rushed in, and the damage sustained by the tea amounted. to 10051. 14%. 61—Verdia for the 'Plaintiffs. WEDNESDAYS ..MARCH 7. COWELL V. SMITH, The - Plaintiff is a W est-India Merchant, the De_ fentline: is Treasurer of the WestAildia Dock - Com, N oy. This was an atlion for money had and re. ceived, being the small sum o. 31. 13s. 6:1. ; bur it is extremely 'matt:jai - in the res Ult, as settling the rightS in an essential point, bet Ween the Mercantile ' Interest and the Weit:lndia Dock Proprietors. An Parliament had been passed, by which it was enaeteti, that whatever cooperage was to be pet . . formed on the ship's cargo in the Docks, should be' at stipulated prices, and performed by the agents of .the Dock Company. The ground of this aetion was, that the Treasurer of the Company had charged more than wa's allowed by that Act. ~ 'Messrs. Gf‘RROW and MARRifATJOT the Plaintiff, produced evidence with respeCt to the. charge of the Defendant, and the payment made by the Plaintiff and Messrs. FASKINE, GIB,Rs, and GILEs,. con tended,.in behalf of the Defendant, that the' charge was regular, and ;!'grecAble to the spilit of the Mt.-- Verdict for the. Plaintiff: WHALLACE 'U. SMITH. . . The Plaintiff'is a 'Broker ; the situation of the Defendant - we noticed in the last ume._ Messrs. GARROW, PARKF, and WOOD, were Counsel kr the Plaintiff; Messrs. ERsKIN.E, and GILEs, for the Defendant. Mr.' GAR RoW, for the Plaintiff, adverted to the terms of the Ad under which the Westlndia D, ck Company was formed, and die compensation it was required to make to thoSe whose interests were pr'e judiced by this change in the circumstances of the 'West India trade. He further said, that this corn pen:;ati9n 'had . not been made 'to his clienr, though he was entitled to it,, and proved 'damiges to the extent of 2001. • Mr. ERAINE, tor the Defendant, said, that how_ ever just his demand might he in a different situ_ item, it could not in this case be supported, as the Plaintiff was not a sworn broker. Lord ELLENBORoIiGI-1;-" A nonsuit may be applied tor, on the ground noticed, next Term. The question, however, may go to the Jury ; and it is for theM to determine what damages the Plaintiff has sustained, by his chili being•excluded from the exec_ cise of his daily occupation."—Nerditl for the. Plaintiff, 2001. This was an ACtion of Troyer, brought by the Assignee of a Bankrupt, to recover the Value of eighteen bales of cottooi first , sold by the Defendant to the Bankrupt, a short time previous to his insol vency, and taken by him from the Bank.rupt's Con signee under the following circurnstAnces. The Bankruyt ordered the . goods to Ix; delivered at the warehouse of Metcalfantk Co. who reside at Hull, and .who were in the habit,.previous jo his failure, of receiving such goods on tho :Bankrupt's account, and exporting them to . tiarnburgli for sale.. Met calf and Co. after the goods-in,questi o n had,been deli vered at their warehouse at Hull, judging th at ; an order for their exportation would, soon "arrive, aClually shipped four bales. out of the . eiglyeep • but no such ostler as that which was expelled hay. ing arrived, these bales. ~ vere • taken out.of the ship and deposited in their warehouse with the -others; The Bankrupt, preyious to :his adual failure, but contemplating, on. it, wrote to the Defendints to rescind the : contra t, and, they seized . 111 e goods- at • • ' COURS P. (1 I.' .‘" e 11.4 N G , " ' FRIDAY, I , 4ARC,F4 16.. Amsterdam 37 .s z us. 'Madrid DitrO, 'at s4;llt 36 "to • Ditto - Rotterdam - 37 6. 2 us. Bilboa liznOurAli - 3s 0 z 4 us. Leghorti 7 , Aitona - _ .3 5 24 . us. Naples . - Paris t day's da. as 2. Genoa Paris, ditto, 25 10 . US, V eiliCe ' flourdeaux, do. 25 so . i Lisbon Cadiz in paper Oporto Ditto - I - 34 effective 1-Dublin A fire broke out early -- Thursday morning at M ess ' E s. Dt,INKIN and HAYES'S, warehouses, at Horsley Down, which from the vicinity to the ;fiver, and the aaive exertions of the firemen, was got under in about two-hours. LONDON: P r i n ted by BUCHANAN Ni‘MIL4AN, (of Bow-Street; Coveut,Ganienl; 'and Published by ,vli.-..lAm AkM & (Pi. South 14101toli_smet. t_;rosvenur-squan ; At the SuN,,OFF lc 9, No, ii 2, Sit:a/Li ; where • Advertisements, Order's for the raPeri Ler4,4l to: the Editor, (Foa-ald), must be ~itites4cci„ To I'..TAYI.OR, Surgeon, N iirtj,,, , , O. q, New ~,,si(e ett. hondon. ' . IS° ° '. 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L il l y e l l) `.l' il l 'l 'll 6ir ti t ': ili f; : nte.a few months ago. .In gratitude to Crod, 1 1 -,',, l , be' of, rendurine - i..my teilow-yreatitrz se rvice, I ro(i-,,1i,„,1, publisli'this ; AO you tnay at 'airy thh .ret;‘tr I).;,e"'r-iPP', wish to be iatifietl of the truth of thL - , 'or faiti ...•41, • culars,', to me or rny.friendt4.by, letter or ills::, „Arie" ..iksf;.. - yr cases for, na l ciats, will eyer eq..,;:.; o titte, i..''; . t , A. i . eNCCCCi . it,' I have fii .. ,nt ex'oeriA'llA every i',..!a;cot t) 1 1 11 ) ',), P inatticlnd, that hi': your I.E'Att(F's - I'ILI.Si 'they vi are 3 co si SUre.'Spcedy, ..§af;..tiolj-,t;li).tal, f kAr u, tot thaP 01 0 „ ful'rage of the Venereal 1.315'ea, , ie.,, which ;alit 1 .. '. e l• :0 1 FIRMED LUES. , klrig IF ^ : ..* kns t uritioimt,abie ,famili.tsraa4o.ts. .. prevent . In'.. p:',l, name ana!airdreSs public ; - r . u,t credit:lY,!s Ocs''l'. ' l '' , ivartting inforrnAtion' may •zati he rescued ~..to , ".,4P . friends by ; MIA., S'..,:Ciarl:-,,,l3ttlf'tv--(;artiensrtti"l:":- - • r A' Pr?;vtred and SoW ',;',- ::, , ,‘,;.• i',.,1 ,7 t" tc , : '5 , 1 0:e,°., T. TAYLOR, Metnbe:r of ti' 'e ~.1' - Coltl,"-' . '' ) ",ie'cl; , 3 ii , ... , , ~ i.. ., , „ A in Lonoon..", atiais iv_fitt,u) No. 7U.:/ , ‘ 4. 0 ,W i;ria4e -5 ,...,;1' • '4 Where he,w.liigive A - " c 4 ',";:tittPlut 4.t ° fee, to ,I'r 1i 1,1!";,4 ir.g these l'il e ls, and will 7 arl;,yer,, patien:,, ,lettcr,tii, fticze 1 1) ;1 4 .v i' i l o ' la d b n le til sei:f s e ' e 7 ) 7 , nOterl''te'rsi;sl?4,3ei''tt'llaiilfgei'l4l(r.atlx.L;C:/le,s'ii:;l4;. ''!';i:e-3,r tilit4ptv . .xl, !),41: at their own, lyEr•thcßilitt rt)4}l.lcg?' '%: .: is y.e,. ' ilf ptietor, * cturing rho cothi'b r or - inure titan ;atelitirrY— o t• ' that he has had t'.=e t.-tnititi.,'lttiglinf•aiVextJustvc 3 . 4C' tlere'rt()),e' CO':',Cl, ab.°'let *0,4'4'4 art:. the pi4ctiis. arisin,4 - They are also 5 , ) , ..t b'v hiss Ait'i)6 . iitiment, ,Co r ,; • 1-Pr.jo -nianbc-jl)l.' thoY.c . ti': i 1 ; ); at a distance, bY '''‘'`. • '', (, 1 s , %;outh-bridgei • Ed.m.':_ii.i• - •z.n ; 0v , ,.', to whom also Mr. 'l.-.1.1-r;s:re'irl,'-ict(.<l,';ntailids';=-111)(rt'ils'ii;3'ilii -I'o-flamer's; No. 35, ;t.::' ,=:ll.)::ii*:;:str.et, 1,.i11 -:9-iv. 1:0, 12.tylieetton'i Toy-shop, No. • .„.;,,, (),,,ti,„l..;tret;t:ol: l'rtie bOfol.4;h:_grlio. 7, F ; isp.-street-hill, ii :arty U l ' l)°, o"' 1 ,.;1; ' n nutpent ;._ My. Steel's . liooktieller, IN:o. t, WW l— . rtes -. 1 in To,:ver-hill; NI:. ',Thllwell's, ININ:r:; :ind bY' or' tra tr.‘; l .,P . every.;:collsicierable town to Great-blatant Arl'', l alta ,I.crii' nixes of only 2., 9d. each, soalai. up with ,tu",,r: o' dir(t4....,,i5. whi;reby peibons of either Sex rnay •of ieo . - selves Void), ease and . secrecy, — is s c ' j •l'i'' ' ' ' N. .B. Every Box sold' In: Great Britain ~c c,,, . 0. ,r ! wins . J. tamp, on . .witi , •h, by tavour ot ~,J i • , `• st , u - wrs, as printo.i, ac the Stamp-Olfice-,- i's'''' '. all otiiers are ~...motrert-o: No -6, New 'llridee-strret," to' inmate whie..e t: ' . • . CHURCHILL V. SHONE. The-Plaintiff is an East India Captain, and the Defendant is.a Brewer. The former had purchased I from the Lauer so tons of ale, for which he had paid -171. los. per - hogshead ;\ he had taken it to the' ; East Indies; where, in drawing it off, it was dis. covered to be fetid, and unfit for use. Mr. Ettsxmi, ; for .the Plaintiff, prOved the cor. rupt state of the at ticic but. Mr. G —ARROW, on the contrary, shewed, that in hot climates 'ale would Le liable to this'offensive state, without any negleft want of judgment on the part :of the Breweri— . Plaintiff normuited. Metcalf's, own The wi e;, whether these Bonds 'sci •" Mr. E'4,401.4, fw the .Pia:ii;tifF, the transit was OVO, Aar. the're was ;; - e,;llpiete • livery, and that the Defendants should widi his other creditors by the Bankt,,pt's GARRow,' on the other side, ctxtendeff against the fads, add also that' the •13,aokrupt's'let ter to the Defendants 'was' a Fiona fide and fair intim3.- - (ion empowering theM to rescind the contrati, 'and -not a fraudulent' preference. Lord ELtENBORtitiGa stated, the law, respcaing the stopping 'of goods in uransitd, which was always; -tne Law of Foreign Nations, 'and first obtaincd - in' -this Country in -Courts of E4ti4y. His' Lordship, explained this principle' as &tried - inuCh 'farthei in, other countries. In RusSia, for instance; whe-rethe, seller may take the ir,ocidS'after complete delivery Of the purchase'r's warehouse, or any other, place where.he can - find them. This, however, is. not the Law of England, which does not go so -Our Law only authorizes the stopping of goods 'be fore the end of the journey, by which they are to' reach the placeiof ultimate destination, to be deli-. vered in consequence of tie sale. His Lordship in..! formed them of the irectignition of, this principle in the case of WiseMan'and.Vandeput, and a variety of •oiher cases. He also explained the difßrence, between an insolvent • man, in contemplation of bankruptcy, giving a fraudulent preference, and his' fairly giving notice in thecourse•of trade, in a ejn. scientiuty manner, to a person from whom he had bought.gOods. . • The jury retired for half an hour; and ftiund for the betendant. . , mAttcH GORDON AND CO. v. CA3US INS AND CO. This Aftion - was bretight by the-Plaintiff to ob-. lige the Defendant to follil. a contra entered into between the parties under the folloi,i'i!.rg ~aircnMs tanees. A Mr. Shaw, merchant, residing at Ma laga in Spain, was written CO,- in the year! 803, by - the Defendant, to send him a - cargo of fruit, 'on certain conditions not usual-in-the-course of trade, and Shaw did not . accede to them,..but consigned a cargo of that ccinarnodity ,to 'his correspondents in. ,London, Messrs. Gordon and Company, and ex pressly desired them not to deal . wirh Cousins fcir it, except in the ordinary way, without any of dui un customary stiptilations 'contained in the letter 'afore - . When _the. ship arrived at Stanga.te where she was obliged lb perform quarint:ine before she was suffered to sail up the Thames, Gcirdon had it communicated to Cousins that he might beCome, the purchaser of the cargo if he pleased, by 'accept, ing bills :on being preiented wi t h th e invoice and, bill of lading ; but Cousins hung back until the mar; let had risen, in consequence of the increased fence of the plagpe at Malaga, which prevented thte . importation of fruit from then'ce into_this CoUntry. He then entered into a contra& in wri - ting with Messrs. Gordon and. Co., the performance of which was the object of this attion. He set up the parol testimony of one witness against this eontiraft hoc the Jury, under the direetion, and advice of .the , Court, found a verditlifor the Plaintiff's. CARRELL BANK 03i ENGLAND. This Adion wits brought to enforce the payment# of a Bank' Note for .iOOOL which the Plaintiff re. ceived in the cotirs . .e of . trade at HambUrgh. It was tinnoured. that the .Note had been lost ten .years ago by a person who stopped its paythent it the Bank of Eogland,andiride•innified the GOVernor and Company for becoming nominal Defendant's. The. Action when called on was immediately.com promised. DIXON V. BALDWIN AND CO. BIRTH. On Thursday, the Lady of Vincent Kennett, • Esq. of New Cavendisu.s.treet, of a Svq. 414.4 R RIED On Wednesday.the 7th inst.. at Hall Garthoear Purham, Lieutenant- Colonel Baldwin, to Miss - Eliza Liiraine,' second datighter of thißey:Lainbton Loraine.' •. On Monday last; at Corgtaite, Nottingham,. the Rev. Magnus lackson,,R.P. of Sputhwel I, 'in thetaite County, to Miss Eliza Biegborough..._ - - • • . Lately, 'Mr: Willianißutcher, - of Standish Park, to Miss Hawkins, of F.ares6eltl, Gloucestershire. DIED. 13. On the pth of Decernber last, in Jamaica, Captain S, Adams, -of the, 55th Regiment of foot, yotuigest • son..ot Th omas Attains, Esq of Cranbrook, Kent. • On Wednesday last, aged Bz, Mr. Peter Glossop,- of ihe Stamp-011ice,• where he held a situation near 50 years,. • On Monday last, Miss Mary Ann Lar!s.i.ns, daughter of Mrs. La 'kings, of Croomshill, Greenwich. . • •On Monday, the sth instant, at his house, • Northampton ' street, ; Bath, atter a few days illness, in the 34. th year or his `'age, Edward'Green, Esq. of Hixton, Cambridgeshire... 0 n'Wednesday, the 14t1iittst,in..conduit-street, Hanover square, Dr. Savage, in the Seth year of his age , ti9nhe Ist of February , lag,•at St.• En*, of the yellow fever, Lieutenant Richard Lloyd, of the Royal Corps of En gineers, in the 21st year of his age. " ••On Wednesday, at her l*lse, at Southapptoni Mrs. Fiffues Hcnckell. 'iBO3, in Clarendon, Jamaica, Mr. Alexander. Jamieson'; and in May foll Owing, his hrother Mr. George Jamieson. • In the month of I tine, near.G remOck, where she hal g'one fOr the'recovery :of her health, Mrs, Margaret . 1 a mieson, mother of the above, and relictof the•lite 'John- Ja mieson, Esq. Merchant in Elgin.: • On.the ist inst. in the 5 tst year of his age, the Rev. john Cruickshank, at Kiuharachy, Presbyter of the Scotch Epis.! copal'Church.-• •• • • At ledburglf, where he was-131100 with military honours, on Sunday se'nnight, Mr. Codd, late Adjutant in the Rex barOshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Lately, 'at Dundec..Mr. john Allan. `► PRICE 9 `YESTEi )1' .W . UCKS kDAY, i India-Stock. shut --,- South Sca Stock ENchtquer . Bills par Orrirdiun. ' ' ' ' . 3 pet-Cent. I mpertal 5611, Ditto Anp. 9.9-(6' India - for Account I - );artik:ftir - AttOtint Cons for April-574a Bsink Stock shut Navy 5 per t eat. go Sgi i i go S per • ent. shut 1 . &11 5 per Cent. 4 ver Cent. Cott, shut •.• 3,per C. R. shut 3 yet C Con. 57i 6 1 1 71- . 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