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M l 6* fleeces averaged about i 3 'the tod . .of 28lb, although' some coatse.woolled !locks - obtained only . 435., most exellent dinner wage provided at the 'George Inn. Amongst the company present were, Tim, Win. Coke, Esq. in the Chair, the Earl of Al ' bernirle, Lord Pelle, Lord Srawell, Mr. Howard, Sir 'Charles Myers, Sir Robert Hailandi• Mr. Burgoyne, and Mr. Wakefield, of Essex, IYlr. Mingay, Mr, Nl 'Galway, Mr. oseley, Mr. : crowe, and many • other spirited and skilful Agriculturists.' ltre dinner three different hreeds of Swine, be longing., to Lord.,Albentarle, Mr, WakOelti,,and Mr. Moseley, wore exhibited for a pri z e, and they were all excellent of their kinds ; flut the preieren.ce Was given to Mr. Moseley's (the Stlfi'oik stocky, which were admired for ,their small bone, fine skin, and symmetry ofcetrcass, • A Surolk sow, by a Leicestershire boar,: brecl.by James Crowe, Esq. at I.okenham, only ti 3 mtmths old,, was killed on the 2d ult, the weight of which was' 26 stone of 14.1 b.-or 3641 b. Its length of body (exclusive of head, neck, and tail), 4.feet x inchei; width across the shoulders,. I foot, so inches. , EDINBURGI4.JuLY HIGH COURT OF JUNI' IC lARN's Tile jury on , the Trial of William. Goldie; as mentioned in 'our last, at one o'clock on . i - 3;trurday • fet tICEI their verdia, finding, Iv; a plurality of, voices . , the panne! gUilty ,culna . ble homicide,. The .1 Lotto ADVOCATE, in craving the judgtrvni ii3 O Coutt on the vardia, - observed, that as their Lord. ships were now, .iP coosequeree of the determination • of the Jury, to exercise ili;it power with which the: Laws of the Country had invested them, of I;ropitr tioning 146 punishment to the degree of criminality thoy were satisfied ?tttached rd'the crime, he !tilled they ivotild weigh the evidenke;-add'kiAlLL'..gin6lit accordingly.' • i4 to . . 'Their;LortiOips were 'decitTe ly.of opinion, than the enormity 'of the' crime' - `deserved.t'oe pittilinneht theY'eOuld resifiacil as. it mu st be•i n .o r mc l ifene . c- of the vertlia of the jury. They, tibseived,' that the • Prisnoe'es". chi,rt4.6ler; before the late 'unfortunate ev'ent,' was irreproachable conseqtr.nce of that charane,r ) therefore, ;wit that he might have it in hii power to . Sliew evidence of his repentunce, they would r6striti . the period of his exile to-fourteen years. This : w : as 'necettr:arY .; foe I. the inli:ibitant's 01'..thia . happy - 00thitry 'would be ,• phicod in a 'oil iCat '',liiiiiatitui::hireeth' if .:fliose Who wets paidbi the. Country; luid armed in its , defc.nee; sholdtfeinploy - thi 'weapons entrusted .to them. for thft purpose, for .4tecomplishiug The rrtsoner had nude a narMw , escape; and it was tube hoped that, having a deep .+ na Seilbe _ . . of it itnpres4:d Lyon , his -- toind,. hd ,might. returnAo his Country.,. and. kcoina„-a worthy ,in6nnicr :of et). eiety• . He was uni<sitleii to.lic ttanbported.heyond 1 9e43 fur fuurteco yxars,',,with the thtiakertifteatiwis. DUBLIN, ju i YESTeRDAT,• Mr. Henry Castro, of Aungier. street, a master shoeiniki.r, was turd ioi . f or employing journeymen of that trade, who had if., legally left the work of Mr, William W.►rren, slioe.' maker, of:Suuth George's street, thrmigh - irteasures of combination. The complaint was 'heard Aldermen Vance and Thurpeovlto, in a Very tiud. able mariner, reprobated the condutl•of Mr, Castro, for taking men into his service from Itis neighbour and fellow.citizen, to answerbitiown interestedanil. avaricious pursuits. ,It was, also a.mcasure of high offence against the Public, by sant% rOtg the . extre. v,ig,atte and otorbitant.-dttnin t is..of jou rn eymen . , by agreeing to pay them the tmjitst prices they demand.; ed, forming a precedent for Aigrette imposition'.. The Magistrates were near ,fining the sum of zol. the extent of the , petialty allowed by the Art s tlic.tugh ignorance was .pleaded extent! Ilion ; and declared that every employer .who shall,pey the ne,w rates and impositions devised by combioators, so meitiou the receiving men from Other employers, as before stated, are liable to be hned for such an Aft, which abets extortion upon. society. . , The aartie day, adjudications for _combination ' were made against Peter Kelly, Wiljiatn Turner, James - Murphy, John M'Grane, and Dominick B ro phy, ,i,,urneymeo shoemakers, in the employ. of Ilagnall, of Genres.street, avid Warrants is, sued for their apprehension, to be confined fur four months in the New prison. It is determined to strike at the root of . Comhi. n'at'ion in every branch of business it, *hich - the working pent)le ale . the.rtioit 40 be refrac. tory, and when' a demand is }Messing for 'articiea r of Inatturafture, rcluse•to go• on with theit ayneations witho u t an addition of wages; lind thus the usual Customers are ,totally' disappointed, and the em: ployers t»aterially injured; and so import, of foreign • goods ‘ became inure and more necessary. . Oneittesday night several .trees, ,)veto Cut down on Mr. Vernon's ground, near Clontarl ; and the folluvvingpight some more: ,were cut in Lord cluiflemant'i demesv, As the most active ant% vigilant exertions are now making by- the Gentle men r.siding in that part ofthe•coantry i rtodisiover flit offenderm, aim': is no doubt they4v ill he speedily apprehended, ,and punished in that exemplify tnifiher which the atrocity of, 6LICit crime 'residers indis. pensableq. .•. Yesterday inornitt, ributie fouF otiock k a gre hroke.oit: 'in the hottse of Cochran, baker, in ,Nightingale-lane, ThelLnues first burst forth fratii thl.mouilt of the 'oven, which coin. to several sacks of shfivit'fgn, Several eugine6 awl plenty, o 4 wetter toeing ttarr,isheti, the titaubletl o but not withtiot , doitg o ni id er . 'able damage to.the intetiur of the hntise:: . , LONDON : rrilited hY IMCIIANAN MWILLAN. (of I;ow.Strczt, Covent-Ga.:4mi; And At thc N. sfrafid ; *hue -41.dvertherevets, ()nits s fvt } • ~ . COURT, oy, KING 's BENCH, juia (9: BLOXDAM AND OTHERS V. HUBISAIII3.. This was a Speeial . Anion, reservedon . the . Ing-faas.: :Ward, a bankrupt, previous colds bank. „ruptiy, sold two:thirds of the-,Ship,.FirWiire to the, „Defendants, but did not make the transfer adcorkling to the provisions of the Shipping-Aits until after iris at of bankruptcy. The - present Archon was broug : itt' to_ recoverthe value of the two.thirds: -- ofAlre the-grdund that at the time of his'bankrtlhrcy- he not legally divested himsellof tbe.properry, and— • th a t t he- ail, hich he' did after:his bankruptcy to complete the" Defendant's title were null. and void. , It was ar g ued at great length- by Mr. HAL t, for t he Plaintiff, and.Mr; W. SCOTT fur the Dc,fendapt. There was also anathet Obpeiion started in-the tr, gument, namely; that , the , Anion- was brought only ". in she. name. of- . three of th assignees of„t,hc • rtipt", whereas there w.ereJour who ought to •h4ve been.juined. fa& there were four -Otigkpally, hut the Chancellor bad ordered. one to . be ; removed,. but at -the rime of: bringing the Anion he had- not re. tssigned. The Court now give judgment in this cage, 'with - - -4- regard to the last pOlnt ; 7 Lard EL LENtIOROUCH oh. served, that it was a good objeetion, and would' have been available in a plea in abatement, hut after verdict it poly went to the 'sbare olthi"peritin omitted. That therefore •the verdiet•*As good as to the interest of the other three ;, with respect: to the other point, the Court were of opinion - that the transfer was not complete until after the bank. tuptcy, when the bankrupt could not legally com plete it, as all his tights and interests then vested in his 4ssignees. They were therefore oinpinion that the vcrditi for the Plaintiff bitouldstand. SATURDAY, -1,1 4 1 .NE 30._ •;; LORD KENSINGTON v. JACKION AND °TITERS. Mr. Gi nits, on the part. oldie Plaintiff, observed, that this,was an ejeedtnent, broirght by % Lp t si Kc• Ti lo &7 , eon, .Ltiamf.. the Manor of 'Earl's Ctinry, sirigton, to geu po session' and' pt . of 4lle rent s atUt profits of upwards of *2OO houses in tste`neig tl bourhood of lirOtititron, occupied by the Defendants as tenants' t'p Malfsel Dawkins Manse); itsq. 0116 tabeth his 'wife ; ;and `on 'the' part dltord Kellrinl.l ton it was, proved,, that, the late' ffich r t)dii; EACI;• Of tedford.roW, - the father, of Mes';'Nfan'seh, • adinitted to the preMiseiinqneitlOrati46'ear • 1766, to hold to• himself 'life, then t W with remainder to the children of the titatiia , gein tail; and'he paid the Lard a• fine, on such admission; being, ar.thar period, a sum equal' to . years value.< That the lie Lord Kensingiongrantd ' licence to Mr... Browne to. lett the said prerld'seson building leases ; that he' had 1,0 . done to sundry per. sons who had taken leases from hirn 'at giQuokt..rents, amituraing tdabotit 3201, per annum, who 114,1 built upon the espite,' and the :question bcrween the par.. ties was, ' whe ther the' present Lord kerisin l iton, Lora of the Manor, was. entitled to.a 'fine trpoil' the 'administration of „Mrs; Mansel, as daughter and heir of Mr. BOVVO . e, to tWo years improved . grotmd_ rents, amounting to about 6401. or to two }'ears present improved value of the premises, which GI uas stated tonhe n t 4arils of t 2;o001: The Lord oh the Mauir had .addiitted Mrs. Mansel, as afemnie t'awrYrrie, nder the Al of 9 Geo. I. cap. 29. ;11)(1 had assessed the fine On her admission at 12,0001. Mr. Ea.sxttio, for the Defendants, said, it was un'Oeces.sary for him to enter into his clients' wounds of defence. He contended that the Plaintiff must lie noi.suited on his own shewing, as . the Lorti.had. ` not admitted Mrs. Mansel tw such estate as site had in . the premises, as required by the,Statnte, he 1).1v . ., ing admitted ,her to an. estate of inheritance 10 ber:-, and her heir., whereas .she was only entitled .to an, estate in tail. • _ • , . Lord ELL ENBOROUGH thought this a fatal nhjec.. lion, and that in an Aaiun of such peculiar tance, and.so penal in its consequences, be felt him. self hound to hold the PlAntiff to the stria letter of the -Mt. Hei • therefore, direatd• - the Plaintiff to be nonsuita. . „ COURT OF COMMON P1..0; Anint'iNin AITTINGS AT 4U 1 I,nrk, i . , $g OAR JAMYS • ' "' wtp).tottz zl. t2ASsEr. . . . . The Plaintiff, a shiv.cbandler, : residing: at Wait, ping, brought his a4iorkfto recover the. amount of a for biscuit, bread, and Other articles, sold m,th4 Defendant, as owner of the Ship Prprpidemce, of Mar. gate. The defence to the .tlion was,. that the De. fendant *as not the Owner , 9f the vessel, but mer Fly tin agent,..k.ting ilr Ins ,fath.er, who, At die time the gonds were sent on board the ship, was Teg i ocre j owner of the vessel in the Cuthnini. Ir , however, appeared, the Defendant Itad,sinee I?eeorne . ,owtjer, to c metptener of his father's death, and, had ret i re, iented himself to the Plsiotiir, ,and several uthei trdtlesmtm, as repponsilde fur ail goods and neces`sap fiCS,Strit to the Sir J I s 11 , 1 Ar 4 i Lu therefore direaed the-jury tu find a Verdict for the Plaintiff. : . LEN OX ro, KINDAR, . Attiion by iiiierLOrd-.010110 Mantis' 4)-1. Chihli:till,. for .the I%lrue - of-a question.ta -be tried. wai, i.whathetithb" ento" to a hetioiot .uiton the,kiedl ti sot -t fertant -taf -a Veit4iji ~Vlessuage within- dte MJney .? • •.! .-By elle. evidencestif .the.conrt • that no' the • .2001 17 ITIALI tha .:natne. of- Rowlson i%kas admitted 40 .a piece th e : 1 ... :waste of. the Manor tothold,of the. Lord, atcprtiiii: . tot he customs of, the „14.m0r., 'fieritY when. it should hailten'on:othrtservic4s Lhet.e., fore.first due and befare accustoluedi,..l.4 the 6,4*; `+p: eltierit :ieltnhSlOTl . DO notice was".tAken. of ,thc . ./gtfitit ik% the Rolls, nor was it proveti!Cier It heing demanded •qf the„present..:Yerditr,'he itbeti, which gave: ri4e ItO .prese.nt .ation , ..; - p_ The CRIS F 13ARot•kwas •no flew : ,copy.hold, with, such services, could be cre-iteci at this day, het•ufE.-red to .reserve;titl, 'case : Air ; 0 4 . - GAatto w i .for thc fled with theopini )11 of-the Learned J.alge—VCldi§t . for the Defrndant. - . • 1 SMITH ^). ' • This itvas the pply!,et.liliiiitik . cAule. li'sV'as 4 .4 thf v iluc of a hrifei• ividch had 'alien lame on ittl • journey friim NortharnptpnsWe Albirnis,.here it' wai',l4(belind; it 'went itiudr, and . was shot by thi - nde'riaAt;* e a after . , its dernmi), n9t grn r il'en,)4so . 3 ,o home . contuli . tipri,•ktirtlti' s f . r of the ,guineas as, it, value, Dcf.:l(l.l:nt'terid - ere,. • t ve,*thepetce it hi():6,; a'r'rnarki:"t l. l)at . lhe a. tiff fadivk in botue necessary prricir tic Weati 110roUliCat • , • ' • boisfig'elter-. tif DTA" h el.rt hi • ; assailed Mr. LE D%V It a Riititaiit toirgifigq.ra't 1t tOfitit'tta}ri;rtV4 l , kw. ‘ , o4 , ltit A tVt;rek• sittee , ltte e d•ili •tirts Cctitr 1 - 4(1),11,1i 11, to-00 ri'lstl*lji , ltO , Fr.s.: lll4 ,' l the •'lO rtia n w ill • t tlitieitks e WWI otv iiik the 6 utriigeg4tdit ertrri el '• " 4 " 1 " . , _ , • .1: ••• : 'AMR!: I ED: • ' V"';7l'"r 2.l ay, at —am...clll I, S;snr4e A. Martin, P' Al H a nkins, a nkins, only dattstlieraMiticitimn. I.4itkins, 1...4q. 01. Terrace: •• - • ••.: s•.! ••.• . ,„;;; Sate clay; b.fslitCill 14'qrl'oe,'at.1.1Etiiit:off.e.ankr:rvi I testi' ) lion Po rt 3 h.scuAre the Kgl.lyll L Thrii licresliml, to the iritr''"?'!* - 'l' • ' Wecintsdayrat St. ibl.rtiies in the•Fia.l4la,.john.Vskittwortlto .orin t r, Itiuu.Catitain'ein Navy, to Mist; - Anna l'atton, klattAliter at Vice.Aciiiiiral Patton. ~••• '41111 2 NELI'S ° P/101,E," JUI'Y 18. , . • • Arrived CaTiltc, &fay; 'lliAtchell, and Aaisre, Sputsiterf..rturit—Lturtsincut,ol.• • ' - • Sliilcd—the Messing, Wills, for 1..0nd-m ; , A6tive, Spurrier,. for Portsuitotith , Ite , j,i;4r.d,,Alll.ll4,:audliitldravun Coulbon, forSanderland ; s.vitt, liulluw ' ,iy for Cowe. ' }lope; *O forttri'gtirvon, - ' - ' • • • • • Avis): v, , JULY 413.- , 'Saileti ,l 4l#4. 4 .'ENsex; n ts , t r Cibraltai; N'oung rticnry. „ Wickeriu4n, for l'A...reisbureili;, ; 4s4 Aare. trhvulps - un, ' Cork. . , - • ; ILE Rts. CAPITAI.• FItEEHO LI/ •RESIO . ENCE, VI.E.AStilt.4"• C ItOU:Ds, GARDENS, VADDOCK, and :A VerY, U „ r' R M of 2,87 Acres,, witlidintnedi a te Possttsvco e !' ' Tc.) SOLO BY PRIVATE, CONTRACI ., ! • Onc or Two . Loc..; • . . Py Meists. SKINNER, DYKE angl Co; A VALUABLE dnd vrry desirable ICREETIOT-P lA. E, situate at Cialmy, -In the vicinity of the Salisbury 111.111 t, a short distance; true, St. Ait u re, sixte;:a miles trout the N . letrapolis, callad CO LN Plr L, an excellent modern, uniform Stone 1Ze 31 . - ' dence, containing sever3t ele n irant• Awirtment s ' ntetous . olll,:es," a 'ver'y'l,o4d Kitchen Garden, capita/ in4.liouses, reacher:, llut.liouw, ant i c o - cc , l „..h o utieh.,ll7 Ground,. and .besutilivl Pa;tdock;'nlraiticiitql with floc T c b „, / r • 1.7 - • • ber, kilant at ions and Shrithocry Wnik&;?reiroil l o l b "`" 4 pentine Canal and Fish4iosal. Th 6 it c od en ce solisto) 1 tally ereaed,' the Offices exc•icdingly lea'' sure-grounds and Padded:, 111e.L . ..oitly laid out, and in..exY e lent order, having been imp rove d at a cry considerable .. pence,' • • • • •A Iso a .CR pint ARM id,Nleadesv Pasture,. Arable, and Wood /.311(1. lying Very tompati, Homey , 1C4 11 1 4 , SPbling.olin4 nacess °try Buildings; '1,1010.1* • Four Prechulti, and .014e , colviluitii Cottages ; .1110 w 11 ("' • cinitaining ,about, '1'«•o Ilundred . anti Kight . y-suven „ `_, • tarin'ing To be viewe4.l F • by which, with Particalin ; T . he had of Xlesirs. Ruin!' \ and Lee s , ; and . of I.lessis. Dyke, •and Altlert6•4! 4 : - ria • street. „ , . N. 29, A Tillidet•SirtTr, Nl,ireh y,, 13 7 3. AVING . (irdicatetiitily3elf ty . , oki .I)ecn ) r,r Attu.: t by the ntrtilt j,:npsltlerithlo prAtti.:e 11, branch svitieh I tilotty,ht 1' 6t [Staff 111:0e. inc)re tnisc;inpl , q....(l. , nry . tithe 1tt..11 th,;;.; letisive tield'or tite um; ore :••;; din tincertaility,Ainti t;;;,itit , t ;dwu ac(luiret4 by t;te totrj iecltr,il•,,pu. vier itluUv Of diorifors. , - I he lYiseasesnt pectili7;rly ; ff,r tlitn-11 tr ~,t 4.:ft:Oto , itlll6!:t hy tteptce,%ifn of 01 cnei)!,y, .11' C110)1 0 tereil. Wheftlr they :41 . 15Q. '•Ne 41,:nce 111 ample, the destrueilve ~; • Lc , 01. th•,.. is Cl' 4 cu.:Ara:lle intll34 , ertc:es• :.1, ; ,• ;te tltt• m u- ,t totittons protessiomtl ;. 4;1,, . • i ; thservect , 01. 4 by theAgnot;ttice .:rdzittgra' vateti, and the crinstitikt,,,n.,;,•,„ 4 ,,v : Asa 1116 . 111 . Ni 'of the , try.ttly Si.trKenritithe,Acist!..# ~1. ; • , , .11 re . giflartty"M ; I (41 VG:R.,: tet:(lll`itystllf entiticti trait',; # !hive hithert(i .. , ,,1-IMemlly 110: „ ' Irl the to - .,t ,t, , :ii•sitti6il644 4 loe4l , 1. kv,lll,r4':..'rt-tity (~ j the snit,eo,rr, ,t tn,„ ;, • • . 11:4 , vi.:e ; ,ux. 1,;; I. . H.; „: o,r ~t '31,1,1y • , ; : I, ; ;ti t tirnlity with ,li.:.,i..Ct.,Ct' 13 „ t •• ~ 1, 0 (4111? 111(.ht . • •;1 2cry, "L'iw Vevere ,; •, •1,11 Itc..; the sprtiir lite, the $0.N.15; or exi-t he it, and postoll,Y is ipjttred by the . Motriait• 1n reccat 'venereal cotr.;• ie tc Irrevintt pt• 11 1: thrtger;"ur t . cail:i it `the actittir e - ,, ; •, .•tit.L line to .11 Satc::,*;vlt . . , ,,ii, ••• • • • o . tiLt thc , ti(tv4il.l,lc of t: sc. wtio arc itttliz.te(l with ai— tcnri-.; ut .Vetlersal •,., to Those of e it)l4 it., • -• qt Any tiyiop-• thc.. the_ tcrtits joiti Noe, -aittl are rdtr: it ant i it „.„, ! lor as.well4i .• . r 1 • Nlember (lithe 1 N.,. 21, Straikti, A r •• ' I .1 ildditialla I Clara. 111 :1 it clitlti i,ll Loa lo. • 4 olvedc-')Ar a.J.;ou:tnc.. X;ORISTT m`c.t.utie This case wxs•similar to thc.preceding. The .furnished the Captain of an - • American trader, called'.-the thrix.l4, with' necessaries for and the accomtnod,ition ofpassengers, dor tie voyage, which were to he paid tor by. the Defendant, a respeffible meschant, owner of the The hill,' on being•presented, was found to conta in 'a nicks 'which' the Defendant considered on neceslinry for thi'ship's u e and chargeable only to Ctiptsirq a fetintlion of 121. was therefore &Italie, and the remainder of. the hill tendered into Court.—lt.wat proved. the Defehdant had the bill in his pos.se4sinn, ansti'might 'have made obj-diOn to . it before the Captain sailed, which, if he h,i'd done, the Plaintiff could have got his money. "rhe jory, ; therefore, in conseqiience of suctr negletl, gave a ,Verdtt for the Plaintiff.. '• • ?uhiisbet by WlL:..taat Mudfoss. Sty., Pri, (of South Multan=strcet,,Grosvenor-s•;totel"; r the raper, Letten for the k,:elittir ? 454C 4 (401t4aid), must be ai.l4rew.d.