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LAO itLPORT. CDURT OF CHANCERY, AuG. 8. HUDDART ,i). 110t4eVIRLD. r Sit SAMIJELRovit,Lty moved for an injunaien• in' this:catise, to`prevent tho freighters of the. ship Ocean trorn reieeving her pirgei until..ihe loss of the should be 'made good.' It appeared that ilia 'plaintiff,. was, ape c.ff the freighters, and the deferviairt ihe i n . Oner.. On the ship's passage hoMe ' tram Buenei Ayres, she enconnieled a galeof wind, and was .oblige,d . ` to he lightened by throwing -a part of the'eargo o v e rboard, which part - belonged' - to the plaintiff. The. Learned Counsel co!dended, that the loiteneght to fall equally upon all.the'freighters, as the losi of the plaintitr't geods saved the remain der, and even the ship. - It ' was true that" the master Of the ship had Circled to give a bond of indemnity to the plaintiff to eay whatever sum. niight be award- • ed'hirn by the deciaion of .aniarbitration. This he refuSed; because he did., not consideuthe master's bond as good security ,as a lien, orethe , cargo ; besides, he old not . knovie What power they had to oblige him to'consent to an' arbitration„.when the laWs of ,the country 'were . Open to them. ; Under those con siderations, he trusted that his Lordship would grant the inj nnet Mr. LEACH, Vounsel for the defendant, said, it was a' motion" of' a *most novel nature: Thew was/ no preCeilent far .it 'on 'record. By the mode of settling - writhe was offered to the plaintiff, he could siistain no damage. It bad been the.pradice from titire'iminethorial, that vihen as joss occurred to a freighter, and, there were a.number of them, that they jolinly gae their, band to the master. to be an swerable for the. loss any .indivititiai Might . sustain, winch they had' all dune •in this ciao (eiscept the plaintiff"), and the toaster irt return gave his bond to each Jibighter to pay him his itidiViduid loss., That this en.torn had beep-recognized by the Geutlernen aLlayd'l,Cotree,,house hsestablishment.— 744 the derevciaot: ad. otlerect.to,reaVe it to the dee.sion in say two Gentlemen, toembeis of - Lloyd's, eased oativer , iant. with commercial business. His. tordShip itild . see the danger •tiirgraniing the mo tiamsv a.ked by , his LearneiriPrieriii. The cargo wnisi& nay.llo lay in the .I.esedrin. OEks until this cause was d-cided, and it rolgiihiliiivitely turn out as it did in a cause a short': timilliback, that the charge for stowage, at the end tit tltr suit, amounted to more that; the value of thegoOds. Trade in a great mete:ere was governed by cusfom and usage,. and in some instances they beeame _the' law ; or at least the opinion of Judges were guided by them. It Was *necessary that it should be the case, Or if. was itrVO.Ssibl.' (tat: ,the L( . lislature could Weide for every circumstance that may. occur in commerce. But even if his Lerdship should think the motion ought to. be granted, it , would not avid, skate grater part of 'the goods Were deliver od to the heighten ; and it seutildrint.be contended,. that tlierecoulsibe a lien on:them, Of* they were out of the custody of the defelidot, ke had not a (Pelle but iris Lordship would fcel liiiiise!t justified jn disrinsiinc , the Motion. bit SANtuLt. RUNIULY said his Learned Friend had e t emplaiped of the novelty of the motion; but lie must tonics* lie never heard a more:novel argument than flickr onidc:t use of by. him, to. tell a C.:ouri'''or tinily than they were to be guided by the regula tions of Lleyd'e Coffets- Goose:. He did not doubt but the. ii etubeis composing' that body mere. very proper persons, and very well calculated to per feral the duties 'incumbent on them it was, how ever, the first time he had ever heard them charged With understanding equity. Another afgument of hi d e Learned Friend's was equally fallacious, thaCthe greater part of then, goods were delivered ; allowing it to be so, hefasked far an .ii , junction 'DO the re 'minder to est*.blish the / Wit, 'With . I.i.unible sub mission to his Lordihip he inUst be entiged to his motion, without' he would , go ,so far apcl .say, that the defendaet. had 'a right to enforce the plaintiff into rebitration... The Lotto CnaNcELLOanhserved, that be would not admit ,that,e;ther a Court oi Law or Equity on atty ocqsion should be . Wholly twided by the Reso lution of a par , of triers who met at Lloyd's 'Coffee bou,e. Tilts certuinlY was a question of mUch,itn, luvtaitce, as it iloneerned the convenience or incon venience of the commericial world. 'The impression then 'on his mind was, that the motion should be dismissed. It appeared clearly to'him every fair security was' offered to the plaintiff: As to the quettion; holier the. defendant ''6l.llCforre the pleintitf to an arbitration Ihe Wobld'iay but it mast come "to that'arlast, 40*ertaiti what loss the ..- . . • pl . /m . o4r had sastamed, or it must bebrought before e'jtirytor that purpose: It was ' new and it was centesSettby the Learned CoUnsel on both aides, that theY'could not find' , sittlitar MI6 shire 'the commencement of. the world, .They ought not, then, to be surprised that he could not decide itinue 4i4tely.,; he would turn it in his mind, and give lair i tapinion in a few dap. E... `Gast week a man, genteelly dressed applied to a boatman at the Qid Gun .Wharf, PI) mouth bock,' tor hi 4 boat, :arl desired him to row 'him through Tis . noirze, and rourid the French prison Ships, gat-- Ong to tea i,iiertirtitait„ that he had been a good ..cus tomer to' another of the prole4io9 who, plied-at Nekton cove, but Wlitit was then 4bsem. The boat him through-the shipping and round the harbour lauded him at 'Stonebees°, and" 4a'ordered to attend him at Ins lodgings .the , n4xt day, at that place to receive his money. The man cOed several times without 'finding him , at home, Vut a kW 'days after the stringer acechted him et the water side, and desituditim to. row. him on the following 41 (Sunday) through the harbour,, as before. The 'man tifsed, saying that lit pet:Fr worked ou Sundays. The stranger then asked him frit. the ba i t r only; winch was refused: the.. latter t h e n 'addressed himself to another wait:ruin), ta.4 ciffeted hfim five stiitl tips tor the use of his boot), lathichl Was accepted. The boat, howttyttr, vas not , hespi‘if for several days, until it was brought Plymiiatb byiEctitter. It. appeared that the, stranger, whoever he maybe, sailed -with tLc boat to Sal- . conthe, pdratased a compass there, and stood out to sea : beingpursued„.hdwever, by the Salcombe boats, hia was'stopped about mid.clijitniel, and is now de- Wired an board tiro flag-ship, in kiamoaze. Minted by PI CHAKE Surf OitinCa, iS 4rvM L:tt 171~s1 zMs LINCOLN. VO) HuNTit•ra. '10811450N V. I•ttE. 1)0ot op-RulLAitr). . , . . The declaration An*, hi.sadion.chiligo Elir defend ant with having trespas‘sed upon the grounds of the pldintiff, by riding 9ver like g:t we for the pqr.Pose or hunting and killing the fox, 011 the istft Of .Noiren7- . ber list, The case was prated by the evidence of William Bladon; who stAted 'himself tO . ,be teoatit of: Sir William Manners, as the plaintittalso was. Plain tiff occupied a field 'called North Willooglitoe, ad joining a close in the occupation of. the witness. Wittiess waited on 'his grounds; to give discharges: to the Duke and the other. hunters ; the Duke rode up and asked 'what damage : .witsdone to witness's property. , On cross-examination by Mi.Serjeallt VAUGHAN, the witness admitted that Sir Win, Manners ein ployed the Attorney for this prosec4on: Sir Wil liam had been . a 'Candidate -tor ihe Borough tjt Grantham, 'and the Duke had started a lux against him, which was the real grievance. Henry fiadcock, who lives at Silk Willoughby, was also called to prove the tiespass; but,he could not swear to. having seen the Muke ride - over the • pkaintiff's lauds ;. be saw a Gentleman on a grey horse, that he believed was the I)vilie. , • • s.lrjeant VAUGHAN i•Ot it to tha : ‘kitnesi, on . his' 'oath; whether he had nut seen a ,printed paper, olAring 4.ieuuird Jar the 1144's hend, it any one 'would discover him hunting ?. The -witries4 said be had not-seen it. The Judge, in snmining up,-eb,erved to the Jury, 'that. he shudderzd to think any Wail of conimon sense would say that bunting was not *wended as a mere amusement, but Was ,for the purpose et de. stroying the fox. hf it !.t , as not intended as a mere atnusetnent, it Was a reflection upon'ail engaged iu it, for the fox might be kilted fn a'much easier wal. 1, did - nut admit of a doubt, that '.i company-of per sons, or a single indivldual, in riding O'er the lauds of another, - Committed a tresposs. c;Louctis:TEß. Atnongat the nernerons couses tried, wac one wherein Mr. Thomas -W.elicand Mr. John Clarke, Exectittls 'to the will awl old• Maiden LadY, named'. Arm Dobbins, late of 'Gretton, In the parish at Winchecomb, in this colinty, deceased; welt plain tiff's; and Mr. James Dobbins, a tartnet'oQipOlefice, residing at. Hales, also in.this COClflty, WAS dOget) . lt at ,ant. The action was . cornet , cecl it, order to re cover from the defendant the stem of 4001. ..acid up wards, for so ratich money:by the deceased, entrust. ed to his care, to be put out at interest for het' and which appeared to hive been vested in the- funds accordingly, but in his name ins)ead of hers;' ,and for which sum a note of -hand had beeti given by Mr. Dobbins to the deceased; but 'Wallow, on inspealeti of it after her'death, appeared to have the names of the draw,erand witness cut or torn (ion) it. Fiy the evidence adduced it also appeared that the tat'. ing these names from the.note was the aa of Ibis de , haulm' ' himself, who alleged, that -the deceased, in her life.titne, gave to• hini the .me ney in goes tien is bet he altogether, failing in proof of this, a ,verdiet was giveu..in favour of the plimaifs, with 5451.. damages. Two actions were tried for breach' of promise of Mat riage.—.4n the first, in which the' parties were . servants ia,a :family in, the neighbourhood of Glou Oar, 'there was a, verdict given lb Inc female for 201. damages. In the second, Miss Jemitua WI)14. tick, of Gloucester, W3B plaintiff, and' --, Hogg; k..'sq. a Oentietnan'ot respectability in London,, de fendant and in this cause, atter a long hearing, a verdia wag returned for the_ defendant. , In the Raman remainsiee , ..ntly - discovered in the parish of Bognor, Sussex, the tessera are about one fJet below the surface of the earth, inclosed with foundations of stone buildings, forming daetent compartment;, the extreme border composed of small red bricks, about on© and one-fourth inch square ; within thisis,a circle of various colnur e d stone' about two-tenths to four-tenths of art inch square; . within the circle are Bacchaealian figurei and vases; many of WhiCh are. perfett.and Most bean fanny colcinred with the •tesserte and other symbuli 'cal device's. in the centre of the whole is the bath, of an hexagonal form, composed of s.totie, not coin ,monly found in this county, the whole very cam paet, well made, and little Injured • by time, or the reffet o of the violence it underwent when filled up. .The bath is about nineteen and a .hall incheabehAv the surface of the pavement, and two feet five inehea .in width, with a seat routed it, and a metallic' pipe in the centre; adjoining the circle above described is another, in the centre.of•which appears represent .ed Ganymede, the beautiful you h of Plirygia, son 'Of:rim borne by Jupiter, in the form of an eagle, into Heaven, while attending his father's tucks on Mount Idas, most beautifully . wiought ; at "a dis tance of twenty-two yards from the . bath is another circle, a mill part only of which as yet opened, representing a dolphin,.with the letters T R. in .a trisingie; parts of thu intermediate space hiving been opened, the.satne perfect tessera ale found, and in deed appear. to extend over a great part of the field, forming, at tke.Sattle time, the most considerable and beautiful remains of Rumen grandeur hitherto discovered ,in England. A murder of 'a Most atrocious nature' as commit ted a few days ago, on tho ltussilly mountain, in Gower, Glamorganshire.i a murder as strongly marked by its sangninary 'brutality, as the .cooltiew with which it was ivernetrated. Two men, who had been drinking'iu a public-house in the little or .1160111 y, hada dispute, which terminated to a violent quarrel, and cne of them immediately left tll6 hope -to return borne; Crassing the mountain, .and bi4dg, it is supposed, inebriated, lie laid down IiYA sioeof the road, and fell asleep; shortly atter Abe - other man, .pursMieg his way. 'ionic, came up, and:discovered hits in Isis defenceless situation, When, being instigated by revenge,, mid with the most deliberate cruelty, lie got a stops, and literally 'beat his..brains out. It is a satisfattion that this monster is secured, and committed to Cardiff Gaol, to take Isis trial at.theethuirtg Assizes. s to, ,mst. kifo" enlr 1 - IARRIS,!et No. 4, 144triliktt-coVtt. 11*w-infant stulPrbliabsd by WILLIAM ARMIGEK St RIPPS, South kloita t 7,d4 re sod. Q. 112; Snead, where diivergisteptvo, Orticrt for ths Paper, Leiters fur the editor kt. (past.paia), toot I.** gger , Jr BlilllSH PRISONERS IN 1 7- 11,INCE, 0-P 7 40_ 1141,1101) A person who has just arrived from Longwy, in France, has brought the following llst of British who' were there, and whom Ile left, *ell on the Ist of 'July last. •We have give.o this lim:for the information of Olen friends in tili4 conucry'; and • • those wit() wish, may see the hand-writing tilt iudividttal~t, at-. No. ti , Wapping-street. ' • Robert Reed, G loucetter T. Mushens; Stindgland Christopher Smith, Belfast Chas, Bainbridge, Sunderland Georg,e lirainsby, Sunderland John Hurit, ditto Luke Gibbon, London Cornelius Foulkes, Conway Henry.Wiltiams, Bermondsey Thomas Griffiths. Barmvuth Joseph Real!, Ilfracombe • Roger Pen rs, Aberdovey . lames Corbet t Aberdeen Tiuirnas Flixon,Sundettand pines Quick, St. Ives Thomas Bides, ditto 4 French, London Robert Sloane, London sal - swot Dowring, ditto, William Cook, Hull John Pattnion ' Sunderland I. Waterhouse, Sunderland Bristow andS. , n, Poole William Walker, ditto David Handy. London • Woi. Dunkin, Newhaven . Itainit Jaekwii, Stinderland John Hobson, Sunderland I Vilii4lll Lathey, Poole Hugh ,P..arkinson, Nicholastelean, Megavissey Peter Garrett. ditto . 1. Gibson, Mortk weattnouth Thomas Stroud, Weymouth oho Darcy, Loudon ~ John Merton, ditto George Bradley Edward Caddey, ditto P. Thuraby, North Shields Matthew %I/ante!, London A. Harrison. Sunderlanl • Mr. Allen, London John Galecliff, 'Hull VW. Evan:, and Son,. Lauma. Philip Curtis dock Rich. Langford,' Portsmouth I . Cooke and Son, Ilfracom be Thonfis Sy mes A bbotsbuty J. Funditt,or Cunditt , Dept: George Rees elovely find William Wood, Northant • _Rob %vii l e i t am t M o a r r o c ‘ h v a n l , l, l. l? : so t t i . i ord ,I I w V 4 il ii l i ia an n i t S ist in s i t t i b el . o l:t ‘, ) v tit i l l o ite ll by John tones, Carna:von ' linnet Whittle, Poole • , Foulkes Humphreys, Bar. . Thos. Grigg, North Shied(' • : Mouth . R. Dorkin, North Yarmouth - Evan Francis, ditto : ' (oho . Waterhouse, Sunder. Perkins W. Wrightson, Lon- ' land- , don David Thomas, AberdoVy ' W. Atkinson, South Shields' F. )tenitells.rDattinouth ,wittiat Dunin o ditto Richaid Combat, Cowes lI aines Ramsey, ' ditto ' ' 'lolut Ayles, Weymouth - • .Peter lohnst it, ditto ' Rich. Pitt, (hub • . . William liaimoridge, ditto P. Bus : sell, ditto : . 'llitunis Isto%vniditto ,w. Newton, ditto Peter Garret, ditto ' • . ',' • 101 - Thorn, ditto William Embelton, ditto . A -- Fwisthorp, ditto - • , Charles Saimbi idge, ditto . I ohn lielyar, ditto • lobo 1 Lille, ditto. Will. Curmey, ditto t,ei.,it s 'e Hunt, Barking Edward Carter, (lift° koticrt Diaticannon, Alicia Edward Caddy, ctitto litter !lull, Suoderland .WilliatriWallis, ditto i‘ , l.l•ks 1 I.,iii,lioit, ditto . ' Christ. Pond, tl;tto HMI Hay, ditto ' W.. B. Hall, Ninth Shields Toon - Lis Parkin, ditto John Hall, ditto . • William Storey, ditto ' Philip I uart, ditto loo n sioitr t , smolt:Mend W. Foster, ditto lames Curtis, Conner . l'hOlitils Catlett, Poole James Watney, Sunderland Edw. Lesby, ditto ' kV illtpun lil.it r. ditto I ohn Scarnell, Woodbridge I oho Brookes, Queenborough Filwarci.Kelly; LlvirPo9 ) • Henry Seyville, ditto ' R. Reclbrook, . Island Of AL; Thomas Shore, ditto. i ticrney . ' T. keattiessione,,ditto '• . 'Peter Sinith, Arbroath * -. _ Th,anas Owen ' • . -• ' Lewis Eilivardit, Barmouth ileoryWalsall,Queenborotigh T. S. kiewottlr, Neweastle Daniel Finlyson, Suriderland William Lewis., Abantovey M . 1 Thinnas :Nita:Nen, Dover 'Thomas 'Palmer - - ',' Joseph Septiour, Tool - lame Bibell . ~..,'.i, 1- , .• : William Birkett, Whitehaven •tytOn Maun, Yarmouth .John Asplet, lersey I.Williani Cool;, ditto' . Thomas' Robson, Whitehaven lolin•Haysn '.. , Richard Smith, near Chi. ThornasThotnas Carmarthen chester •• Thomas Griffiths,,Llanelly • I famesCarver,Little Hampton W. Sharp, Kircudbright • i John Chapman, ditto ' James Burton, 'Feigns - tooth G Mord Hetnsey, ditto , fohn Simmons, Swansea George Male, North• Shields W illiain . COW, WoOdbridgis . George Wills, near Pool flantylvlaren,'Sivansea James Ellei, t.ondon ' .Itobertlittifer,. N.'Shiekts , U. Dagnia, ,LiveriMol John }Covey, sundetlanci ' .. 'Thomas"Cattiphell, ditto Edward Kovey, ditto • - I Olin Finlay, ditto ; - : SAlntlel Koirey, ditto •' . William Pierson, London William Thompson, ditto • Thomas Bruns, Lynn fatties Butcher, Y . armonth I ohn Orineston I ohil Rotterts, Bridport liristen Chairiblip Richfrd Drown ' ' - - . . ' David Cattiobell, Perth . , - , ..Barotietct,st.MarytaSeilly . Hobert Mills, I OW,cll . Francis Candy, Penzance I (aloes Nash, London Valentine Richards, ditto - -E. Smith, Welts, . Pe de Carts, Guernsey. ' ' Robert Sinitit, ditto Nicholas:Moullin, ditto Thomas Palmer, London ' 40 . 1 in Lenserter, ditto James Hebtll,_ditta : George' cottlson. London ` Henry 'Taylor , Llyth Joint Pearson, Whitby Patna. Kewley, Liverpool Wiliiern. Croft, ditto , WA Waif.; ibpotts, Sunderland 'lotto Gordon; of the Ann . Witham GoOdefuld, ditto 'aleph Harper • E. Watt, NitWA6llc•uPon• Robert Loci, Churston , - Tyne .fames Spence, Sunderland G e o ls e Smith, ditto • John It.ibsOn, ditto • ' E. Palmer, Or the-Adriatic ohn liebnin.-Stockton loon tilidginaii, Iltoiconthe oho Taylor South Skileld3 William bridgotan, ditto • oseth Healey, Sunderland lotto Son &id iinicrs, ditto . - am Bell, Berwick • Nathaniel' Lux, ditto ' • John Pattison, of the, Jenny JOnit Vinton, South Shields Wrn,,''ci l m i tling;' 0 trtmouth ohn itrittginan, Loodon John Finlay, Liverpool. Nicholas Reed, Sunderland lona Watson, Sunderland . Andrew - Gitruoil, ditto Thomas tioringe, Hea ton William Luulill, ditto ' Thomas Hoily, Dover ' Robert Carr, num . Thomas Hall, Suriderlaild ' William Pilithouth, ditto .. I. Batnikell, Newcastie Jo hn l"honta c sFos d t i er, o ditto. K. Middleton, South Shields John Wilson, ditto Sol. t'ortgate Scarbro' ' wm. Lorains, ditto • • C I o t h i l a n r . l r eS aS G es at S e ' r i , w i re y h i a ri l p n stone 1 ' loon L e ath, d P it s° t i ti ditto losepli Adams, Salccunbe john Phillips . , ditto' . .Jahn Brown, Lympstone, . Thoinai Martm,,Teignmouth Win. Loog, Tciprn lou.gh Edmund Butler, Kilkenny loon Bailcy, Pools -., .. . limes Miles,..West Hatty: , . „ . ,. i 1011;1 King. ditto . - ' lamei Thorns ii . ,'Vaushall Thomas 'Hui l, Sunderland Isaac Do Lisle, Guernsey. .• Thoms Fofiter, ditto W. - Hawkins, Abbutskers. David Campbell, .Perth well '' Robert Mills, Ipswich los. Pike, Exeter . . ' lohm iluclkstm, Sunderland Thomas G:aylor, Boole CitristOpher Kirby, ditto . Robert Ashton. Plymouth • Henry Turnbull, , ,atto - . ohn Ritchtf, Cseeno9k, Jigne 4 " kliii-,V,.thvo ' 'l imes Kelling,Vortpatrielt fhomas rearson, ditto ~ . . eorge Cooper, 'Bristol Riehard Evetington, ditto • • .fos. Richardson,. Whitby. .'• George Smith, ditto Thames Harrison;ditto ,W m. Rutherford, ditto 'Phentasitantfall, Patworth Thomas Fainbow, ditto I l'itenias Wall, Weymouth illcaoo:iliblticeikrsiLtne°lrwTaotWtitifitiliialdlli, ditto John . John Harvey Torqua y .. , 'Phonies Harvey; ditto • • .•, Thomas Clarkson • vv • I. klarcus, North Shield s ' . ; . li..arrnstrong,of theWandeter , il; so . 4avv K ci o4 4l,o, o l d e st 7 ei r r u . : . , Nk L to i , r:t tr e i,o r isle) Shields oi en, d - s . Nich-G , ,ss, Plymouth - • Thos. Jameson, tendon T. Knowles, London. '.' •• • lames toucan, ditto I: Berry, ditto Nraticiaywater, Sunderland I. , Phonies Lock ditto William Douglas, Liverpool. lot. , Potts, Sunderland ' "John W. Jordan, il.tto . Moses Walker, Scarboro' . •„ William Smith, Lutnley • i i i o u . s : S ic A t a Tc i c t l i e t u b n i a s n o l m , n l; ju S l s .:l ° 4 l. k r o t t (Otl i 7 a t ) ' 4 : !. .. , Wm. flowering, Scarborot• . 1,.) ,;Pho.s. Cawney, Sunderland l os. Moritey„ Sunderland ' ' , ' William MAtIiCS ditto . I. Wardropper k ( 1 )44 Joiner Wiltsoh, ditto •• lames Marshall, ditto • William tyke, Brisiol Ino, Itevan,'Swansea • , .. ... , I. satuterson, Sunderland - Richard Boa, ditto - '• ' ,"flicanas Robinson, ditto ' D. Sanders,. ditto lipteph Oliver, ditto v W. thirties, ditto Robert Sytnes, Barton ' D. Davits; ditto ' John Fryer, Hull , . I. Fletcher, Whirehaven T. ChUlptiVit, near Halifax • thof. Parker, T°Pstulla John Hildon,Teistittiouth jam Hutton, London Nook Bond, thin; -.. •V. Douglass; Ayr. A. Carpenter, s ilitni 'Alex. Murdock, Irving tisepti Bishop, ditto-' pea. Giatrie; Sunderland . to curse Hawkins ' , ditto, . S a muel Potter, ChepStutv , . !tabu. M. littdport Rich'. - Brownotitto , Wen, Smith, Raritan '. :4, lVal i i :h .A-- r t si rki . ni S rli t l: Eg t e ll r l , ll l- Srr o ui n :: ‘ , l 44 o tc( i )r i lilaria James Teegarthen, St. Mary's War. Syme, Passage, Cork Island, Scilly k. Henderson, near Leith I'. Brown, Loudon , ' WOOtlfrlittl, PlynlOtith Rohn Swyer 'Wellborn I William Mortimer. . Pearson, SUltil,:rlAnd Thomas si gots, Clynatvon f(l' 111 The cause orthis La'—'-dy'sdeatli hag bee" 6 ° " 61 ouAslybo7tnrted, dun we are induced to gve the l'i' l ' lowing 'particulars train a person it'tett ra4eot , . . 4 , Rath :—..- ea to teotti:do,,ysetaidrster,sitttlcneleld,a?erApidiaboceroot,,:tiaredtrafttiv fasition to Dublfii, declaring that Comkirt sholddit her object for the ,rest other life, having isC t ' Ye ' i that eery, thing et , e was " vanity and vexatOio ti spirit." If the Irish N ew spapers are to 1. 3 ..F.'C rl there wait, ' however; no party at Court, . 01 ' 0 , 1 where, without. her Ladisitip. 'Alput thre e li° ,t silic e t finding, her brillth declining,.slie ect.D4 ,we' t'elteve her naive place. 03111)00600 11/tio 1`,"'"11Y, bleeding was advised,' an operAtitko .la-r4ipq:uii.n)dt:ever 'could - be prevailed 001° t 3 l bat C4 ' HoweVer, After several consultations acd 4 14 ,e, ,uasion, she consented i her . ties orcle cflic,',l4 r : e e 4 :l l h bo , and w in : v a i ll i t l e i t i er site s t t i c d :r: e e ell. it b i ettt blood o s li 0 .13( s ) :: 11 : 1 t , I i e : i la s r c : : i i :fi e i ' , e l i t v i lf in ir t:l e' I)' : v 'euld be: . 0 r'Qb°4!iu . :: : 1 0 : ;'.;! he let go his hold, and falling on the point ( i, 4 4 ' i , gave a suddep tut n to the current,, which Itr A g‘ v i an ahstess, that baffled all f»cdieal skill , V''' 'l,, the. most. acute 'sitfreiings, deprived hisll4l4 .society Of one cif its most lively iSst'illaljl4 mt l .." h b is er tadi was th e eldest ditigh,er 0! 141 0 1 i t ' Hon. and Rev. Fretterick Hamilton, V o°) i c or third i Duke of klatnilton, who res deJ on ll' e „4, tinent for some years pret ions to the winter Pi :; 4 1 ' 4 when he' returned to Irelanri, scomPill)ttdi4t e :ilarnilton and'lts two claugl.tvrii the /, 4 ;:.0' -whom (partied George Holman, Esq. 114 " ":, 5 , dead. ;Miss Hamilton was then about t"ildyioi missing rill the blandishments ofa foreign "4,0 her figure beautiful, tier, ma niters lascitiatittg ,0 her face,. we niay say with Mr, Pope, of . 11 ‘ ..1 ' s 7 1 he Rape of the Lock :—. " Her lively looks a sprightly Mind tlisclose, " Quick as ber eyes, and as unfix'd as ime; ~. "..kavours to none, to all She smiles extervi " Ott she rejetts 'but never once Otialdi I, " Bright as tlitistin, her c)es t ie gazers strike, " And, like the sun, they shine wall alik. ,;. " Yet graceful ease, and sweetness void 0110''',!!,Ite " Night hide her faults, if IL ilet had Wilts to " 1 " , resen t : Such was Miss Hamilton,'when sto w; . 19 1', 0 1 , ed at the.lrish Court, and bee an Ora l% ) j. vernal admiration. tier suitors were nili ctlit 'f in tie April of the seine year, she ba,t,,„°*iitotlit hand on the Hon. John. it secoo rtv .mi k i ej 'the. winter, Earl of Aldhorough, 'whose income Was t; r i : i !Ind his recommendations infinite good llo s ua loue f e l until .Very larely.'- : , : . ' ' 4.0rr3.1' Her Ladyship Was on excellent .I)ol.:*sepi Ihrivv(olriaoiartn,tdwhdetiasucing Were her favourite 71,0141:0' was jothbee.oealetcht,lL!inodi, taillze. i t; irtsettrli, joo f in dress ' she,,Was not expensive --4 simP ie j 004 1 chief tied'round:her head, Or A mourn P 5 i . .,.i o ii!‘t p r i a l l i i i l i t. t u n ; r e . e lio r in tt , e long int " acie6 31)"-11 lile'l ;;;;;; ;I : 1 1; 141c1;f11;!1:1:1!!.. or !:;Aelill Her, simuneri Were sl;ent in pglie9 o f Nof otir+lY,' humour, w e A r ir ip l atiliq . t ‘ n t , liiriecalt is,ui4.obsisoite/Larbe.tdwlye,eindilaie,rweLaeds?.efirhti,le 4 1 I t 'd ao ''' .good t h e r e r r A L ) 1 : thousan d bonln ..Atobei °, 14 : ,e of the latest WaX; 3 ,Gallildfil3n, I'V,.ticjr.ljell n to e n n , riy al o e v a c r i e ) d ing w b i t i l s i &i6nyusleeitilinhgimiintnp,ononsiddr:%rysabilholje:;:riteltinnet:olatrrily7lo:lotc;l:O:i,fa;l; exclaimed ..with mttcb gtBVq' linelsllflVt. how sorry' L. tun to -,00. so much . ' t Acids r . ' lit t4 She has left thrqe daughter', Lli,j/1,2444.n,...'41 Holliday, Lady Louisa :Itodney,"?.llo,l tal!el", ,Igh:gev'rs'rlesitbiti3:l:u;osll:,4.rickljorj.,(4r Best. '.l:lke Countess's fattier ilieur,j.:eenorl%o fore her, soon pfrer the Duke of 'ou tel , dio" whose. will he was a , legatee 10,1. , I l" pooridg.. . he r bolo i ll . Joil Her Ladyship, it is said, ba d t ant,'4l • i a .), ties, but those we commit 1 0 'ls'" , Iv e pill i . to il hoppy'to give p le a sure, but nevetitii..,,,ost odp The Earl s urvib ea her, end re u i 7 seat, Belot], near Beltinglass, IrJSn u ~ . . AnO 'l ilricith.' 0001.0' on the 6th init. at Itichinotai, the • eO , link, Esq. via Son. . • o not :Ca Qict ', ~ The sumo dity• the Lady of Christ r 0 , 00 ' Ash Grove, Vesterdav, in Great Geory,ejstreer SD FaWkes, Esq. 01 a Son... Kent, ofa t)oughter. it poi 1 . " e. l • .iiiitii !By. .. cocktoiroje On the tst lost. at Cahnington, P• fle,rerot 1 , , 0 , , ~/ Hobert .Lodgc, to Mrs. it °l.liii,irs. vdo • r•I Adon Cott.tge, both in Soniersr 11 lobo% 40 Ott W aloestl,l, at hilaty.le.hoiloc Citur`l6o, eIP Esq. ut lAusaoll.aquate to bliss 1-••• P • • I' t street. ' trtarsjelelsoftlet, dtaliila:s Skill lik.eir'irl'' r—eviinb't°ll' 1116 "1:1:1teril ' tith's Pg" -td Vesterday, at Edward Arttnvo• ik ovior,s, Park, liens, Major Peoslte, vt a l° 7 0 ,40r, Webb. Cape of uo°4: ot-i •On the 6th of 'Way last, at the I_, _ Apot,o: sepit I.lle, ES(I, °IOW list I,iglit ;lel/ 0 , iipitt , jutunt.Generst. to SAO', third""b force Ilitcl,, g sq. itili:160,1111•1,til::)4ttidil:8:;on. r t o u l t a i l if e r tt2ou: st un , 11111. it: fri t : e a , . 0. v . 1)1 r e t.e i l a r s: a: AP I ttly11: b i r i e l l .i lo: g i v: , cd .ge40,1311:1:6611:0: 1 11 ":: loit::: rat;°:s;s ,On Saturday-14'o, gOcr a long And 111!_ f 6,„ t 1:4,,660 Frallif•liooyitO of Willia ianiqin, 6 . , iro '64 ,VialOsty's tiovcroor of Sew lefiCY.• $ wife or N il" Vi e(1110 (14Y innining, Ai ti. l'• (6rQvc ' .er sii° ' ilia 27th yesr of her age. ' adion, t tick Grove, Fol. Of Condoit.street, 11411°' - fi rtohert ic siillo' hasy , g liow‘len, York shire, ..,% li tool, 'itt lic ortli:t_l in ins will Owl the r:: rclePE c 't ( lei leases ot t lieir (eons for thcit lives at 'ay:o We 4040; lin the Oh ult. Captali, Gordon ~..,p104,1(...r0s itPgment, youpicit son of ldtej:!„oliw,lr - 0 raCaig. llic death 01 this youns Pf! ol'i,iiiirlitoolt"pt by loisliorso taking fright,. anti pluohllll opacill 3000 liriage, AS lIP e.i letiltlifltg borne tiotholanu had bcon on pernuancot duty o'o the - of Local Mlitia. .....----..- j'FICH of sracxs Ao A • y LOA , stoc. r rts , JP 14401; Stock , i l sij oi Navy 5 per Cent, 914 i rxetiert I rish 5 per Cent. Oinnitovt_ ,4 4.00 Ccnt. 7i nrcrnit r„„,, e l a fOr 3 per Cent. KO ON, I I 4.0 ., Pit Cent. Cons. 021 . flank Mut. rbi 13. ~! I El, II t