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1).11'1.;1'1,5, CA 01Z, APIZIT.:IO,---I:klvii.egenvy of ihiS day 411 0tt,C1..1 . 01 the operAttonk by W Inch .liit (loyal itimo 111 Lb the.eud t,l n-bitiory, rrid cat I\ll2ll4'h, aglitlst :iroty T-his article, which I 1 . gr,4,tt tkt9ll44lthe ...t toe Spantstt vessels to trattliorting, iii4cl landing the troops, the attacks whit,li Bay, 'see, .It serves as a sUppletuent to the detailed reFort of General 1,3 Peva, I, , riiir r :ll appeared in the Gazette 01 the 91h, and It:minxes with arosOlution - of the ite gency, expressing their atislactiOrt for - tile serVices of tilt' - • CAUL 1, Arlin, concise contairls , a letter front Yellow, dated the loth, in which there is the, following statement ike.lvalry,soloterhas cross -4,d the river by swittini , l% - , at 'ralavera, Real, and got possession of the boat witiett 'ent.°,my had • General liayskird has made a recointois _ Bailee, in the cow se, 01 which he was nearly taken prisoner :k s ,xtrae,t of a Letter from . Ayamonte dated the t Hit Aprii " Let them say what they Will, Ballasteros is the . General of the Itevolution. `l'liat the country fillf!' tees is true but it suffers chee , tully, on seeing 'the good, intention with which its Ftforts are demanded. liallesteros is very strict and sr Vere but he is like- Wise atilt e, ctiergottC, itirletatigable. His . for .tobe 111:4' be vitriouS ; I 'but 'at least it - may be ob. aerVed, that hei,` perlitips,, stands' .',one atthank our ,Genttrals; that he ,kttours', the proper 'method .ot rirtkiitg var on the French. To-clay fie is hire, - to. litt/ilitW I hxere ; the thy atter hit rettrns, and next (14 , '‘awtist , - rivznices ; so that thechemfare Mort dis 'hy the continual fatigue'. Whieh . he ; clitiSvs • tlietit; 411trii injured by the less of Men: 'we g'hould hot ho prisQ(.l at mieing eritt4''Se7llle, ift'ti hail ti icf two thousand o.eh More. ati•troops et:tine hitnon . ,ar ,. ...oui,it nis char aCitir , they "bcy ot his condtra,. *nit would hacr,fice thiii4 for him,' as they 1; 1; he wok)id 84 - -iiitrti•rff - tor tfici:ro ; c',On';tari!iy onimo , s 'hero ; he'soinit , trs desire to inn), arid aJ:ford's the , in talk Brie' of ititrigtf,,.: , ilia), hot ton not belk:ve tri::t in C . nr . .1., yon 'any , A h.: • toe , . iry, wiru ha 's, at !east hir , isdi . ta r I',ll 11F;t ltllcir tactic Or ro,telfillii; en?aiy Ili abtat of iiL..rpeLti . ai if trir.aps tiN.e...fq:nrtife'rotii-inst'ao;aidn& tithe place, (Th tbiLlyortran'ie - titzno of the weatlicsr, it tint winct Ili COtpiecli4t6llCo 61'1110 coi,r;k.n . eve'll!u of (no pi.. King vplt w , A11 , -1 4cr. noLn.J(.I) nit Litt 10th, Oh the I tie it.q.hrtie..l here th,tt had been sent to trc,(irt 10011 t )111et17.atoSegoviri: y „oh itient 50t...! ill 1t,,,:1.r1; and . severai Ftericir and (..'";rr , ,i;i'r whe wets.; %viiiting for I eseor t St%o i .I)(nt..tgriacia,cly made Gov ei nor of Cu . . ; out ye„oertity oo It'.s march, preceded by se veral tr. which according to general fitpOrt, are destined for Cuenca by the way of Ar but others say thst their objeat 'is to tiot•ty thoutit . ;i;: s ri4ln of the Tagus,. between To- , bitch an 'easy Column. 1.;,,1; to presi..rved . bilween the' thns'e of the PrOvinee of "l'orcdo, nd La Mancha, advanc ing or li!elosi:ives 'as Ciretublitatic2s ; his manner flit: 6f . fir'. 61' La 11 , 1.toolia, irl the Province of fliut in tro(,vi rnay he . 4al'elt 'the . i„i,it . ,es to v,hicn expesed !tom (Apit;10:1.1t: , cullittt 'lwircl,6, ou'aLcotint 01 (in tilt: 15111 or 10th, 2 con. le) set I;l4ntse, with 'whi c h •S,.ville, goes to ttler,t In, ; , is the I,lk.leYti j hilt, Nvitit o u t, tilt ithio.':,ts ill victv, 911(1 one ,4' tit , : ti: to Cie. , E, - eperor of the Anita " 0w.,!..„ with the lit:n t; t, . ,;. . , 1+; H„ •10 - 1 . thilt 1 . 1:( ( 1•,.:9 ,; rrnd that 4 ;1 ! ;,,,, 2.t of Spain, on e aCentant. 111 , ty ti out ;;yened their gates to lhe . ;, !,,. t 7 yvtittr; whitrt4 he,repOttli)Col)thiOlk.'6, ~•, Ida/1:148A, to r tt(s titttfer4titlii ti-illichltjr , preserVi,ng 1 ,iktfiffitfiMits with the tech , ps :that 'are how ktterre elid, 'hi tt al t, 'hiVre.lB44:l4. 'with Imisei;4l have 001.'4 iriflnrn'tno; tiVn, ii ty,:..tiltunloor, as . wellits 144a4. 4 ;e3c:oilier - rit6 4 4: „ . s, , atid to 11 . 1' 111,..gi1s to ist:ep Op I , cotti:JittoiCatiOn of that ov,i,yAky trt , i ; ioLictio.ttantlett 4Jt.it11r1,14,14,(1.1e0 cite t)s W:11 I.:OWL* tilt.i4tovv ,, tut from ii:r V,letteia. Orr enort, tiny :041, ti(( j(.; (rwy Winn of prov i s i on,lt i t t the Ltpll2i,. 1114'9, heath hove vvcry rellsoit to .tat:: vi ir•eittntialp;ll. Ut ~,VeOplit, SCia-gil I)ggif; 'titt ,be felt, ~ . 11/t+: [tr. r Ctut Nitirtc,titN, Opp rnet.: 'lir C6neiq). 4Sy: , C, P. an ,Ofwer tlic 7fintir eVrmy. , , Tat 01.r:t,-.1 wilicli',irvitictO 1p,p111411411 thu pa :per lithe; tt'd oheiSQ, NOll , ,tp 'ow the T o bil,,,Liot ti,e v , 01,1 4% tic,ll ; 00.01i phice pi, the, it' tilt:l44'oon 4ttilv 10*0 4.4 too;,(t)riteMll4:Priii cit, .CerroJiel PlAtlcu),, on .1 iiiewptivat il•the,hip.mistkinwy.locicooopvriated, tile reitih iktat,liciAnyv born h iantocit'clegisiye. In ill;.: suppkint..nt gi paper uti,}3r.-o', w jO i ai wi t b 1i t.01),43i4694it woutstiiii4dfdata; and, triANO hi; at tiAe is , s be imagint s it is-nc'a foundea onihe real events of that day, it is toy (t it ) ! to satisly the curiosity thy. Unbiiewilf,aiatutcilly' , feel,. to knew the real and undo,thied t.tcf s of that It tying been a witness or Avithout pet plexing.inyttelt with topographical; .positions, as being ut little• moment. Sr. 131 igadiet C alleges,that he was in thea'4i,on: h the t on.huti which he Lommanded, consisting, (f 1 the Ciudad Real, and two pieces of moon, .whose strength I in Lei tab) did: nut amount to out) men, and d,taik operations which he voluntarily : pet*l totariecr..- tiot.ty,, of nien, which did not pose the r,; p he Spanish aviny, (and which makes so on paper) %ithout inform ing the...put:lie to the oilier material r/Ointi. Where thefts; of the, Spanish army ? tiVticxct ' the: Connuandcr in chief ?---Perhaps Were in the: of lix:l6,.asceytainitiL. what wi.ti taking piar.',e, in older to I , trfn anadvantage-us combina tion. this the c;rse, they cnuld not have been ignotain that vietoty, anti not, defeat, bad re. Warded the tnavery of the combatants, and trifklit then have formed a junction, to crown the glOry of the, day. Allo'Nlogthat Bri!pdier Cruz had - been with us during the of the aCtion, is it not' natural to ask, how the reserve (whieh, with his column, did not exceed five ttionsand men) Itcl to .support the whole brunt of the battle ? And. v, itch It hat priit to flight two divisions of the enemy, amounting to thirteen battalions,' 4,41 1 it iwa's fiat "assisted by the rest of the troops 'P . —Was there arty movement or dispositiOn Outing' this time, on the . part of the Spaniards, to co-operate in . pfosecuting the adoantages which had been acquired to the supposition of Brigadier Cruz, that . I.wart on the kit of tfie line,, whet) it advanced trot the -wupd, I must inform him that the fact was.dtreetly the re terse; I giltiovii.d, to the battalion wider the coin- mand of Colonel Brown, which had remained on the left of the height, and met it as it was returning to the hollow at the entrance of the wood, whence no Spanish (reaps could be seen. •In advancing subsequently to the heights, and when the Brutish line was in the very aa of attacking the enemy, oln,trved-the two ,battalions, under the cOtritnitid 01 1,;(16.1(hot' ..:ritz,.ttiarcliing At a considerable'dis tiioLo in the rearp with a...company of German lids .aars, and -some small .bodies in front. A diVitiZtt'uf the ctietny threatened the two hues with an attack, and 1 saw no troops of any description bel . ‘Oxi ;them and the- sea. At this' unit; I was with the c 6 patty of German Huliars, ai,d hound neither in fantry i.Orattallery of the enemy tyou -the heights,, a circumstance which most nut be ohiitted, cs the t3icrcean (lussars bad advanced to The trunk tit thr. Oyu nAltilions of. Brigadier Criz, and CoMicTivntly wexe in the best position to sue -and hear ; an) tiring that wigtit, have I...ken Once in front. .At this tittle thei eminence occupied by the enemy wag taken. vossesiion of by the British line, which, at the Anna time, touted-to the left, and the enemy fall hack in' disorder. 'rile Germans, who by this moVement; %vele left considerably in the rear,.a4aticed briskly and made a charge, terminating in this manner the attiou on the right. When the gatglitill troops had halted, Brigadier Cruz arrived on the right, with two four-pounders,-which might have made ,a few discharges on the small body: of infantry that 'ay. poitad their disordered. eavaily, The action has big ended when the enemy were driven from the Brigadier Cruz armed with his two battalions, and consequently could have had no share in it. The nature of the hiss which -was sustained is the best , criterion for ascertaining What corps were engaged. .'The British troops liad I :14 I killed and wounded,' including ii I ()dicers. Let us be inf . ilt tiled - of the hiss ,striMmed by the Brigadier Cruz, and then we Can torso a' judgment. Itespeding the details given ny him, they -exhibit beach uncertainty, bet since ho has forgotten the position of the British cannon, that contributed ins decidedly to the .Viaory: " The pieces of cast i'm Inat remained in 'our possession, were taken by the lollowing ctgoi :—The' Gemini Halssara took dn obu-s and a cannon ; the Guards, a cannon; the 67th another ; the 87th, an obult ;' and the detachment -under the -orders of-Colonel B rown , a rcanelon.--FrOto this; plain and accurate 'account, 14131 one hiay ihe -able to judge 'for himself - of the events ,ot thisi;letiousday. G. I. iin . Oificer in iheliritiol Army'. I.eun, April 041 811. • fIoYAL Ac oast Y..—No. 408," EaglesCrag;from Soundargile I i,rce,' ..Borrowtinle. 41.41 tip Sunshine on a. Wnleljail.—.lnsia6oN,—This 01011 of gnitis, in which Is included the richest' and tnoit subliine scenery in nattt:c, is executed with the - tritist site;taqe, trecision, and dial.' The - naked - figures aro drawn with t heintrlONt ease,' eleg3rice, and ti h, and colonted wiih wore than Purer tlinrg delicacy' find aweettaNs ; the . clearness of the Watttr, 'and the aerial - periipettive of the'whele, tin:Willed by miy .ifticieut or madarti, and übsoltitely'lo etioolled only by nature herself in.a ratnera obseura. 'the prisrniaie etiea on the vapour, ‘thortgli barely tliacerniblie, and' only noticed by acute obs , t4 vets, Inis u surprising (4110: A Monstrous pr , joi.lice haus lont tniSled.th oild,•and .robbed native gt!ttitli of its birol-fight ; Ltt iytt d on , ancleot, fOyeign, slrattered, . t io,L i btr u i tig0,...0 of art, etionnott4 . %vealth, a thou'. patt ivincit would !lasie i'nised n t itiv o ttitts to a pitt:l, Tar beyond all exotic yretensjon', wztideastand, was I)llrehfiieirby.Ru ghicr Low, Eq. fur otteitorlted. C (),11. IvIA , R K ET, MA Y 3 binpant Shipetiohl. Pricv. 5111,101414 . . . 1 . 618. C.d. To ---3. id. 2 Z. tow: CO4l . 2 . 7 , 74. ed. lu —6 6d. z Coign . , . 2 . 525. bit. to --s. od. 114 IC1'; YNSTA, llndia SlOdi, illsi !mita Pooti., it i. 1.15. pr. hx01441. %Uri, 15. 45. pr. , t)innium, , liiii)crial pa E.: :31t. Ohio Arm. eons; - tor Atilt Slay; 65,f 65 ank z 49 Lig , • N pcc 9,0 4 -11 5 pct. trpt, tlh7, 4 Cent. ,y; , 1 VII CVi got. 81; 64 3po rit,CatlS, 105 14,tilk L. Alin. 17k .1-tfitli - - . -1 " • ' . ut • tht ISt Mgt. t W tlo (..ldrks rsq. at d:O,. (201111w:1, Surre y , c 4 Slaughter. 11. 11'A R s S. ot No. 4, 'Xixtrittl . ,6w:.ft, 1 , 44). i 2it4Strialtie wbfirc 4iimaimcmertis, Orderi to B Rr. . " cozkr cir Kma , s-nitz.r4epi, MAy 3. HABEA3 CORPUS. . - Mr. lisrityAssit . moved for a Writ o 1 flitbeas Cot pus to be directtixito,the Car aib of the . Lord Mel vdle Indiaruan; ordering him to produce the person or a young ti &of -the lett u ce tit Fletctler, oNly 17 year* ut age, MI au apprentice to a litten-draper at Deptford. Ile absconded in -last month, Ritd the 'hip lay A Gekivefiend. • • . Mr. Justice YOUZUOVO on ihe pait of the master of the boy ; but the-at plication loust - be made .ou beli'li of the petson detaioc.d. .14:titay wish.to remain on board ;< ainit,4y the iutertereiice of the Court the service might be , deprived of 'his serf ic 0. " —Rule refused. xtfoliblTON AND At:canna v. I i kTT6III.:E.Y.GAN'ERAL moved tor a Rule to slew cause why a new t.fla should not be granted in this case.; .I,t was tried before Lad Ellentrurough at the last. sittings at Guildhall. it was on action brought on a ,Policy of Insurance on the ship Anne, horn London to Archangel; .and in case of danger, to wake any other port. She ;arrived . ,at ANnogd, and vas there det.:thed. The defence set up by the,defendant and one of the under Writets was, that she might have got away. The Learned Counsel said it was like a man who had got on the top of a house with the assisianae of a ladder, which being taken away, he Bright come down as well as he could,--for , the 'ebip's rigging and sails /rad bean forcibly taken on shore. Finding this de - fence failed him, he set up another, that - the ship 'sailed without convoy; this the plaiutitls at the time atrial were not prepared to answer, for the Cap tain was in Russia--but the.,plaintit4 not only gave trim positive itistrutaions to sail with convoy, but they took an undertaking from hitu that he would. Under these circuthsrancea ho trugtod.that tLesie tendant would be entitled to a new • Rule granted. AlitLiqOUS ARRIST. AuttNnbat v. WHITE. . , Mr. Torn* 0, 00 helialrof the defendant, moved (or a rule to anew cause Why: a tiew trial abOLIII) not be granted, or a nbasuit entered, in this case. He state,i it was tried at(.iniltltiail. lt was an action for a malicious ;west) the damages were• laid , at 6,0001. and (he July. 3;iive a velditt for 1,0001. Who -plainiiif is an ernintut wine-merchant, and Phe.detendant Was it supet cargo 'in the 'emplt i y of a erson of the wipe of !toss; and -before he went km a voyage to' Lisbon, he intrusted to Ross a num , ber of valuable pictures ;' on his return ROSS was. a patikrapi, and the plifititilinad become his assignee.. 'Untoriunattly for the defendant, lie appliotto seine 'pc:twit at .the Slit:6ft . * Oti - iee, tivito tuft) hint, ;it . 1:e ddivered a -bill.of parcels to the assignee after a cer tain Ulna, he could recoil. IroM lur, '4,11e-plailt till was -Arrested, and, conlincd ii.ir tweinr.lour hours. He' (the Li:darned Counsel) did not wish to ,quArrel with verditts of Juries; but .he thought, even as ,to the ritilljat of damages, .they, Ititift.be considered as excessive.' 'lie ntatie th application, nit on this SC 440110 t, but on points pt.. law. The first point watt, that it was set out in the declaration, that the defend - 41i issued Out Ins process at tiie Shia 'llirii' Coal, before John Atkins, Esq, when the iin.allta ditilip4iy iayi down, Unit it Ilitital be to.qure the two Sheriffs. Smoothy, that another allegation was not made out, that the plaintiff' was arrested upon a plaint, when it was by a warrant. I:he third Objettion was, that it stootii in Ad Shettfi' Court, Jahn JP/rile v, Arundel - ; and the letter put-, nag an' end , to the suit, Was signed Atoguslus 'toile. Lord ELLUNNOUOOOII-4 1 71/OVS it; certainly a mistake in teitna of the leiter fur ending .the but the Officer took the proper sanie,of it, and gave,a, accordingly. Thu point rela tive to the 141teritr, there i. nothing. in it. 4t. the y u u ray, ecte,N too Juugcs, wlion in .fad but one ki11..." TOPPING—...", Alatough it may I..ki for ,the convenience ut the Sheriff's inaConly one ut them should iiit,ye.t the laws osy`it intuit be the Shetitrit." Mr. Justice It it io legal fur one Sheriff to sit, it i 6 legal 'to slate it au bah. Aa to the plaint; it conics; merely to 'this, - that the arrest took place node! th virtue of -the pl4int." Loi . d . ELLessuitovoki--": 7 140 'arrcst ustrailates horn the plaint, .bikt.this is. , theonly point .on Topping, I cau grant .yunlour.-akition., and I da this, because the.liber:y of the pnbject is i,uiue what concerned." Rule granted, INFORIYIA',II()N, WIL.CQCKi V. (HMV'()kir. • - • The .oircumstances of this case V.iero,' as . repre sented by £lr. GA It Row, Counsel 'for '•the. plaittriff, when he moved tor the 11..a1e That the , de- Ii:TAJW, who was a Captain in Ili'e - GlOticester rtf...lJecember teog, was biought 'below Ale plaintiff, charged as an accomplice in a rape cont tnitiedion a - yottrig female in Bristol. The piainnti at that , titaarbeing Mayer of Bristol, he ordered the defendant to , be detained until'ttirther tnquirles were Mate, but he was ultimately •disch4rgeti i it ) .Al - 81.0, the plaintiff and defendant met atilhe -13 t* 4101. 1:1)eatre, When the tletetklatitcallod till a scoutidttl and blackguard ; that "he limg wl3hutl• to moist him, and he was at. ltbertyi to ' , ICI upon his expressions as hepleased ; thi s h e argued' wasit pro. vacation for the plaintiff to. Send tt..e defendant a ' a challenge fo'fight a duel, anal the 'Rule-Nisi 'its granted. • Mr. PARKIi, on behalf the defendant, obewed cause atOililt tile r.ttle;and - state&thaatiidavn of tho defendant, which positively set . forth OA no did Ito ( 0 1 104 tiJ plavoke the plaintiff, to fight a. duel -711141 Ir D;Ceinber Li3t;9o whtr n he rsylistlilsced in a_ dioagr t eefthle the. time conwiLtititd. of at 'tbe In had constantly, t . esidt4 lint was in ihe habit of mOiNILig ,the plaintiirevo;y (ly anti never had' molested litin;; —He mc'nt. to Lilo .Illciitte without expec.titig to the plaintiti:—,ne accompauiel .hy {:;o•, Jowl KingscOfe. Tney, were by accident sbewn buubed by WILLIAM AR/ALGER SCRIPPS, South , Molt; U ti . “) Paper, ,Litters for OA Editor kr. (post-taint), or • isitts a t. , . - )N wlll - elt tlt ' e . rttointlif tt, i ' I ' 4 'Ma l; 3 i" l 3' p i itte4 not th 4. Lkit;ncl.tni' iii a tottittl2od r'• 'ff,tk3'..)l..-! ntantwr, on whici , lie ,'t i de mothirrtel, '-'t by tilt.yetStrasiO3 of Colonel. 1:1144colo'be.181,.! be box, . when lie t.t.as lollowt.d ittlft the , Woti "Y. the plaiotiff and his Ifiend, whet) Ito did G all l'''' a r°scal' an d rtil;etAt -(1 - !I 'evortil flinc,it.lff dittitetiaist; iilg use of 'any tither tivreisiiiii, ',cdootor 'gl)ret::1:-$Alitavit. Orrobuotei tii:Lt of ite.t14.401.. 1:11i-"Li:,alled Colliigel COlitea:Li 'Lit Ow Cool , 1 1; .. titti to( tie of rroeredlng, thAtlll tint fitt;u !',hilly t ,l the .ilanderous words, which be ili4lllllt d t''''Y Fete tl:le El:L.:slit: isollOUOtt..--" Tile o'3l ol n'g' t hie boon potnting out the d0:004,30i to liil friedr LtiCr°l4 fo s3y t hat liv. appottientioe, sordelititid°i. :iitildk:!? , c , e x psriettsistilognhs:CraeCSll:)e.tv;setitilti)tolktae oiCirllelatfieiliontalejli:4l:(l.l,l,lUlitise:Ao`rb:i a 6 eP:' ,Mt. TopriNki ta1100.0,1 0.114010074'1"i - . Air. Svrjeant LENS said, as lie as not I,lreit,ii. U'lleo iQr. Parke .eotnotenced his attotittent "':' ti t :l 6 ‘i l i t ' ea j e ci \ cr i I : ek t inr- g s i " : 1- I ) , e ti t.G , l i r ! l e t l 'Y i t i ul i s, t. Il l s I.:, leisure 'rairciriblitn4i':ilie'dvdeC•viV:er; r iw i e t 1:11gds1 his 'L i I , ' rfi d l l t;f 3 , i :,ietfnld;aBt i n:C o r e : I I : 1 1 o :ll , ' , l ; l , g t tr .i e4 (l. f i : it (J r l 1 1 el calling abtai. teiisi :Li 11 ' i t : le P ii )1 person l;g ib'' bb 'Y' t :' l i° l l u "' it d s w a I : (.: 1 11 : I' : i , ::° s ti lei:Lit:si l' 1. 11 till) b eta , trimenrt..lshe.tlC:y6:',rxn:l,l;[)o,j),lvid:::,..,icit:firirlit'ildisal!hatiliefUtlnslieridt.:e:Wlti. P. Rule wade absolute. ' 51 COURT Of CHANCaR 'i , , '' , " Y. , a OAP sx ' , A are THE' REV, -...,..........DA.,04'0uP ~ - itttUf• ' ' 04 Mr. Lu PELL w,as this heard 010 el ° ,e -plaintiff. He argued, as Intd Oren Jove ) es •, :111:1:e'tcliikb.11-tl3:lCtii):::bijleebetsYtistir:l\.:..llcrtilliltitpelitli.llll::lPste.:r,%?4::::ll jt iltj:":'(1181:1111:::1Pod:I'tlil:S;'::r1)::1i:::1:1;li. ;tinder thosti.ps7visi'ms, •10.44.''"...0,ii the possession of the Rectory of Poddittitlit:e wi ti b. out entering into Any sucb contraog 11,4,4,0 4e4iblillidtleeee,Sni.rii'di'tettiri::telY°:lsiLita-11*.rii:i-ittil:si%rt.cil:'3:lTc.siii.(icin'°'y'Llibil)iloßell's'ditgl'iec)lii)::::)elall'ili';lo4v:;l's;:‘'tvi:r°l3c;ittiliditle:ll4llil°:'l:ll:lll:i'lQc:ll44lll'gri;ll)cliiind:lll°:: ' aiwi t i l l t %i : d t jui t lii h iwi e ia.bi.o l, , b l o a tu i l t it , e t i4llll3'l.v.ceiloi)stA.,,citl.i .l,t,;:evl;,e,ii:gii.f ig 1 1: : : 1 1) ::: : „ , 4, : :: ili t ooi lf , t i 1 1 4 ,1 POSSesSIOD Were given, m nitwit ilia 1 31 It , l i d . ~ it ti' 4111: )a-4,,,,n4;ipt.tw):.owriitily,w..A:folviear:yo,o(aitt:,:f:i7::::vl3l):°:,le4'r4;:l4 and tit 10 t'Po,,iivi4 °rders—until that period, and tiolollier',l,l,,vole ' Wail' intended to be placed hi Ole boo di 0 1 4 ; 00 j 0 , wood. Ii had been contended, bill (hi) ii ihot . b ile al. •if it wiLm'te ou, it couid not 1 1 1. ". r d,cf, Yet the plaildilf conies 1.004+4,ra t° 3l i ii rr, /11 a Cubit of EquiLY, ifuoilrouet'ttilng_LaitodcoPtePii; 11.x3Wne4 Ucillim,ben ,no ( 114.,, ot ti IIIVI" .: 41)/T1 'eel that tile build was 01341‘d front tp:,,i, ,).„ in poi., .i- ...4,3 Ile oagiii tu l' a "' 011 °Ic . 11 ;Po4seosioli o f the hying without exectilltl. oieillo Inltroment i, 1 hey as:oriel! 03.6, tult 11,11$ 1001'4 thistaining their argument. AS 10 the! ~,i,laitei."l flood WiliF4 4 given in coirnipience 0 1 . ' ',, t oe Pt', must obiservek,tbat until n. wal sbeWo,.!_e 00 0 1 F inkaPces, .tht . I,e, }tail 0 . •r iglu, under, ~ " !,0 , b e 4; will , it) the livipg, that 3r3utnetit cOo!" 1 0 4 1 ,', • I}Prted.' Under all the circiiir,tarOgi: forioth ,t hind: Iris Lord** :would :see enyte.9. ~ b ext' 1.0 111°,°,Pitlion he haditurnietl on Ilto u J ,ide,'-'- , av,ir• ale nal DS fcliioWOJ Ott --Ole' 4t11° . , j :'lll., I ",ivOcti the.arguntento made•Op qVi'', 3.,,,, ~,.., Bari into .three heads :--Ist, .A 5 l'' l '‘, . • ' '',..,;, of Mr.' ,Dailiwood, unt.let 3 Li°l.l'" ''' ' • 1. , ';':,le, I:leo rY, Poytott ; ed)y, It Oleic -Witi(ii'!); , .!„ . th ere was, at ,l'ilLeye,u(s; a a s: 01 (', , . , . ," ,40 3,llY,HThat,ho hadenteted into)11;0L 1 . / 0 ~ l, a complete tuisopprehension. Oil ' 01 ,,,,,;101;i1e argued ot.,,vvy.eorisidt.'l:ool..e k n ig li' ; Intl; ' l ' e'. ''. ti I lf `" ultimately, 4'llat, LlOl itooli n ) , 0 0 1 0 ilrld ;(101410otts1 bilweir with Pn w , ; (o Pritt.y. , - , , .... i : ),,,,..flo ,'''''. ,i 1 , ~,,fir Sqatush.Roti.;ior repild(-- op.,' ...1 ' .1..,4.e: Parlicularly observeLi, drat ,tlie.‘los. ~,:.,, . , ;1i.,..,,'"' ~lieli ,---en brought .befora I.,OEOOIIiP :,,, ~ :, #oy ,doire...of Mr. I)iii;.voucf. 1:1 ~is „ ~,d,,," , sQrrY to litigate with Jo Inot_,,,vt ~ii : ~,," ';,iii''o t"ol VV;911111 10Ve Vheet lolly boved. t?f I , i , :it o 0 4 ..c,:_st°ancipobt:ttiabeisoLiCut.ttooscoi f:0,414 •J-.. . I°W' again. . . itie" 1 . . 1...0rd ,ELDo' r! statod, ale it j''' 11 ' 4 ' :O 4 ille-kluuse ot Loicti, he owdd.twt, ' • ' l' Ul.“11# Fit' I bought, ho 9. ~ ' '''' ~/;I;'l,' ; I .; 1, :', : :l ' o ' ll very Property. brocight b, !..--- ' , , ~,i i t siderntion. Ho did i u,,.,1 ',.;•• ' l ' ' , • ,: r J''' , ; s ; • ti .., helincl formed . on Ow ,•, . '' '• ' ' '-'O - , i • '' . d:;' Wltu tato reations v.. 1- i . •'. 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