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NYHITTPN 'V. ELLIOTS AND JOHN CLARE. . . '. The -Plaintiff is an Attorney, Messrs. Elliot,and :'Co. are Biewersi. and Mr e Clare - is ran Auctioneer. 'l This was an a6hon•of trespass on the case, in which . it is required that the whole cause of, complaint be ~• " set forth at length in 'the declaration. Ora ibis in, strument, therefore, it %vas:stated the Plaintiff had • the•fee by conveyance of the King's Arms public. house at Kensington ; that, this building came into • the possession (ii the Defendants first named, and that they had committed.great dilapidations. He further stated, that John• Clare, the other I)efendant, • had sold .and ,removed . a•number of .fixtures, which are set forth in a schedule, and. this. action was brought. by the Plaintiff; that the veadia - i of, he Jury - - might ascertain the. damages sustained, in order that he might, obtain his remedy. Messrs..ERSKIIIE, GARROW, and HOLROYD r for the, Plaintiff, produced the lease under which their client claimed the property ; they read the covenant, whichdiredsaahat. the tenant do make the necessary HINTS TO YOUNG OFFICERS.-=A General Offi'a. repairs'e tliai'till buildings a nd e reaions belonging cer,• now' high in - command, and no less justly tcs'the premises, shall be delivered up to the lessors famed for his liberality ;of spirit and urbanity of at the end of the term in agog ; and likewise, that manners, than for .liii..eitilitary . andother - ilitirt..; all wainscot' partitions, sash, and other windows, guished talents, had laid it down as- a. mile, . that lock , , &ea shall be delivered up according to the his cldors' should : be locked,; a n d his servants quiet usual form in 'such-leases: • The Learned Counsel ' in their beds. before midnight.' A yt,ung.aid„de p- likewi§e 'proved 'the payment `of the' rent to the camp, lately ..-arri:ved in the family, having • more pert Ons entitled under the original. devise in 1771, than once infringed this wise regulation; the Gene.. and they stated, that from a house of entertainment ral took- the following -method to corret.l loin. ; One it•had been converted into .a . linen.draper'a shop, night, or rather one morning, the young•Gentlea arid that the alterations were so considerable, that man arrived, and with a gentle rap made no doubt aPrItHAPS thero :. ueyer w as a Family. which could the ; proprietor could scarcely recognize his own -of being admitted as heretofore, but what was, his_-' More truly how of a•" Galaxy of Genius it.s, - Pienaisrs• ' • surprise and confusion,: When,. instead, ofibeholding Mesirs:-GIBBS. and PAtaxa were concerned *for John, he found his Gs‘neral standing before him, bosom.tharthat bearing the name 'abovementioned. ' ' the Defendants. . The abjection to the conversion with the latch in his hand.. rf he young Officer was There were four,Gentlemeii Of this,: name,i _ - All 4ery nearly allied, who •all, -in a • greater or lesser:degree, of the hOuse,•from an alehouse to a respectable linen .1-;eginning to Make: the best apOlbgy in • his pawer, exhibited undoubted marks Ofaa refined - and . cultia wa r e house, could form no part of the Plaintiff's when the General stopped him. short with . saying, seated genius. •TO m entio7aii - name of the late case. It had formerly been a barber's liop. No , " Pray, Sir, come in, I beg you will •not think Right Hoit:-.la - gitirii liStifficient •; I willll6 , :the. lan. sucladilapidations had been made as ivere stated ; of making any apology ;..the,faa. is, ad knew•yoti the only reason•the Plaintiff could n ot discover his ' were out of the house,- and as .I have,..eVer since I guage in which avrote'rontinnes to exist;; his im mortality is aecure, .hi; atatitnerou's oproduetions, premises was,, because: they. were so improved and h4yq had the honour ofbeing in t his'e,)mmanti,.maele e nsure his matcliless faint ;1040.6100nd philosopher, e mbellished. it a rule to send my, servants in bed eVer y' ni g ht a r . Mr. Lewer was called. He is clerk to Messrs. twelve o'clock, I . Was apprehensive that they might and in enlightened - ittiteartran:'•• The lame RICHARD Elliot and Co.; hedeposed, t hat the various articles keep you waiting at the door ; I therefore‘though t tuitte Esq• his sore, who: survived not to take contained in the schedule remained on the premises, ' it •best .. to sit up. for you, that yon, might not .Suffei his seat in Parliament, wasr;a young man of the and that, instead of any waste having been euincuit - - so unpleasant an 'inconvenience." . ..• highest promi'se, and bid 'fair to realize . those con& 'I I;i, Tool.. hat] been laid out on the house very lately, . dent exPeetatiOns from - hii. more' matured mind, Heroic DitLIMMEC—in the late War, an Enge . which his-penetratin-g and intelligent father' was and iol.'on the g arden. -. , _ . lisp drummer having wandered - from"his -camp, and • Well' known to haveentertairted, and of. which, in, W.:Justice LAWRENCE.-"" Tlie l .-Plaintiff: can.. getting too near : the Frenalinii,' he was seized and : not g 6 Vor'damages on the - ground of the public - -house deed; he e xpressed . his• Sentiment when he•so feel, taken befsare the Freneh . Cothinacider, on' suspicion . i'ngly declared his iOsstiW the•well;kriown Address having been converted into a tradesman's shop.: - Of being a spy disguised in a druiriMer'sainifortna --,- to: the late Duke of'B'F.DFORD• ' This:Gentleman The question is, if the.tenants have irtuted •the pre. - .. , B 1 On being-asked As- ho he oas, he replied, - “ A &Ulna • tad written several ippruved things; `of lw.hich , - his irises ?"and that depends evidence._ v .•t the mer in the English' service." flits riot'.gaining . answer to the celebrated Letter of Major- CAtcr, evidence it -appears that: no such injury has been , • 'credit, .a drum was sent for, and he'wii.'deaired to Wiiicatt, • teas not the least w orthy ofaraehriaaa_ done.aburiaon•the.contrary , valuable imP f " ern ' n t s ' beat a:couple of marclieS,;Which a'ede`rdinglYrhe'did, have' been-made:" --Verdict for Defendants. .. a The third of the faniily . to whom- we•meati-to allude, ; . and removed the French Gener'af's'Sersalaicim. Hoof.. , way rile lat:COunsellist llleit94 . bo.grother of the il. - '' ' .` • -' • : ever, he desired hiM t 6 beat a i l-etre - at; " A retreat,: lustrini ; ls EOatbi'tb, antlAdrqome rho ,Rectsrder of 'ilicEß, qui tart!, v.'MANNi BROi:VN,.AND ARNOLD. sir , '' re l' I I• 8 ''• . '“ ' • d'"'t'k w what'' ~, p ie. tle riton, we on. no • City'd Bristol ;'and WiLLI-AM , BuRtE, ESCl.:the The Plaintiff isan Informer, 'the Defendants are that is in the Englvicea" ••11i&' ansasier - So Cou ... sin of t heseLtenileiterts, land Sc rotary to Field_ mast makers at Coal-starts, Shadwil; This aaion ple a sed the French dfficer, at he dismissed the : "Marsfigt CoNw'Ai . , ' while: , that Gentleman was Se.. wa s brought on Statute of Elizabeth, which was •, drum Mer, and, wrote 'to' his Genera); com Mending oretary'df State ; this 'Ma. Butticaa also held for ' passed to 'prevent any - persoh,frOM. working in 'the his spitited behaviOur. . . tome ill& the• :b r e tat i ve _ppi,ointinent o f. Paymaster mystery and employrnent of a Sawyer who had not of the Forces in Ifidia : i a ao.e a .. • served 'a regidair apprenticeship of seven years. The : -Rifle Shootimg.—Last. week a wager .or ten . . guineas was" shot for. by, a party of the Nun-ginton Thesefw•O'Gentlemen we're veterans in politico. first count Was against the Defendants, for. not'hai. . : . . . .. and Turnditch (Derbyshire) Volunteer, Company a literature,"partictilarly thb latter; who has. pro; ' .ing them'Seives 'served the - apprenticeship requited. 1, Riflemen, ,ten in number, five against five, • the diced several approved - Traas. In these he was The second :vas 'fOr hiring 'another, not so quali4 .distance of, nearly zip yards. The shots were par. ' •aufipn'sed, - andl'witil -a considerable shale of /pro. ,fisl, to do such business • ' titularly well closed, there being seven balls in the 4 Ribilisty;'in lia-Ve beela aSs'isted by .his Cousin ;- and Mt.' Eksis a ale, far the Plaintiff, abandoned the bull'aeye ; hieeteen -within six inches ofahe Centre; '..'uilon's , Atie occasions there is littl , •-dotibt they. we're 'firSo,. and said that' he relied 'Only on the second and a out of forty shots,fired, thirty_faur balls'werc 1 all three . concerned o-for they-lived:upon •terms -of 'catt. The Leained CourrieladVerted to the 'o hj e a a lodged in .the target,,a4. ipeies in dime ter. :' tli6 mast sincete trianalship Slid affiffion I and:ull of the Suitine, which, S he said, was two-fold; ist,".l6 i ,: •We give-the from thq,Parisa though'it is unquestionably. ante, that , the.talentsiof encourage indtotry, that men who have devoted Posers; ; it • i 9, Cattail - Ay i tinw•ortity -of scred t ia it- .• EDMti N D • had irifinitely the ,ascetidatiky, yet.:: those . :their 'yo - util to Uscful emp' loyment;, which enables . " Gs: Oa GE. ll.oliatt a natural :sone byatlie ! beautifel ' of Mt'-..R1cit.•4:1 3 fru R/C E ' a41.1' of . 'Mr. Wreaataaa ' their to - improve the manaafaEtures of the country, English Lady WlLKlNs,rlowihnin . h itlroygdyelrly BoRKE' werc greatly:vhok e mediocrity. 4 .... ! public not lose their profits by- the drones in the An av;ocia,ion of such lirerarysralerts and aft ' -hive; 'who intrude t hemselves on business - 1 000 l; Young NV Hak tam:entered the,:military;ca.. - minds must tii-{cloadatedly 'have procitteed, many • pa`- • 'they: alsa not nntlerstaild• a ztilYs- That the mannfade : teer,• and married, in 1•14•59 the ,tiatightgVPf a -Meta: . a pers, which are nosy unknown: lairtitalarly_ their 7 ' tune 5-th e m s ell/ e s shduld by thee chant at Ghent'iw - and_ :by . , the:; persuasion; of t litT r • O c e,isi.:nal Ess'ayS; or laettMain • theeNeWspaperS, • 'experienced prattitioners. Lord MANsFtIi.D, in PI go •on imProving t n c ia a ._ w aan,employ unqnalified' • , rents made hiniself:a..Ronnan..Catlaolic:„Frorts clip' atime . the' pension .of WiLltlfelS, .c. etta.ed, and every Petition. sent , to England' was,left without ;in effel.a ' w hielt 'they were Ira the habits ofafUrnishing burin • the construftiortof atia-Aft has,determined,. that the He died in 176 g, and. his widow in lto.r. . They . several' years. Manyeofattese arc :peculiarly ..in- 'penalties attached on 1 tcrestivg, as . furnishing the .sense , of Parlies . from 'persor4, ,and not:an:the persons so employed. Mi. • a - 'left behind themsix children, ore of whom has forsr ... about the epoch of the year 1764.. .-efitere were.se- , ERstINE having- referred ::to •tbe similarity between, ~ ,t • • a long time been•a- Professor at,Gbent. This citia Veral"ii;,,replyrtat .ite - Series atf•Papers'written by" theitresent case and that.of t he-ailk-thaowsters We • ' Mt. SCOTT, of Cambridge, tliitinguished by. the S;g- , I teporred• • a few days since, ea lled.Cullender, who" zees has now, in the name of.bis• family, presented. a 'na!iite of anti- Sejanus: If: their Friends:have a ' depsea, that iSe had been employed irr,khe yard of memorial to the FIRST CoNstia,in which. he de. ' • cove& knowledge' orthetn, they 'would do well to 1 Ylea'srst.Maisiti Brown, .ana:Arnold e .in the business'i minds indemnity in. Hanover for thel,os.s,of the pen.... - " coiled Them. There was •it series , ,of Essays written l' o fsawingtils . that he .received. his wages from. Mr. l' i sion, . which, since -170, has been; unpaid.- The -7"-bV them in the Loirtlan-E-venirtg Post, at the - he. I Brown a a`nd - rnat ha praffised:the bosiness of a sir: ',sum lie•demands•-aniotinis to zoO,oool. sterling, .or , , 5,0r8,574 livres. a - . . ::: ': . • ' • . 'binning; of the Ainerieiin•-War, 'signed Vaeassil ` veyor on hii - pkernises. ,H. s - ~. .: . . . which artl'aned a considerable d e t ree :ofaatteniion. •: ••Marin, liall',.. and another .witness, were eallek Mr. Charlton, of COlchester, ago;cl' 86, - was a •-• Th e se, It were Principally ascrilietltao ,Mr.• who Were interrogated by. r . OAk ROW, wh e ther fe'vi , .d ► oy , sinceiriarried td Mrsa'Cliarlton of , the same, -, • "I.iPar A ab Birliith, 'hut Mr. W. Buttxe materially they belimgeti to she club of tSamaritans, ore to, that litaee, aged 79. They 'Were Latterided to the 'alias ''''• a nioiibuted - , and'E&MnND occasionally 'contributed. l' sociVr,avhichattritrotarakiai these-pc; tam prseu!ions. by their grand and great-gran&-children. LON DON: Printed bY BUCIIANAN Nl` MI I. AN, (of flow-F;trezt , Covent-Garclen); 4nd Published vsilt. - ..1 Am ARmictz Sot 'l.'s; fat Sointr Nloltnn-stre:!t,.Grqygn ,, t , sql4are); At the Sux.Oute No. 2, Strand ;? where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Leriers for the Edaar, &c. (pog-paidl, must be adarebmi. - • - ' To •TI-19MAS TAYLOR, P:5 , 1••• , . , : . , No. y, New Bridge-Stree t , .London. 1 8 0 t• '. Hcinoured Sir,' '.- - Edinburgh, March i 3, e t h* BEG leive . td . irlform ,- you • that ever ,rsin c ivenc,' year J 79 9, I h 4 ye been atilided with , t , h i,, e: L ii : t e . :l,:: : : rea; which,. from its obstinately -resisting ever? c P ,,,,c..0 1 ,;, i'ledidirici.,presi.,ilbed by the most eminent-of tli ,`;,,,timi, nere, and ,undergping sevcrall severe' courses" of 5 3 " . .01i c i1e and twice disChary,ed e troni the 1-la4)ital,. would appear to bC . of the 'most inveterate nature'. , ej kl, e f spring . ot .1 0 ,st year nty, diSiirder.'had' got to mch :4 -I ',,, e iil‘ ; ',,; . 1 1a11)i : to, pat a period' to • toy ei,cistence---Hiad a lal) i iilet ,on,the . cro wn o f iriy' . heal, _tine: on each' ai-M,: ao(i 1 , c irol.', W4ritbi s itge out in'a .triF - .,l4l:LthM;lntier; MY -Tight sva . ', of t..; -, :[(,,,,,v,,,s4l.tiliY,:,sicev'i)fv.eiei,"rylnnt.r.t).l;::.:e:l:::"r„tisiTignsyucod left ~ ' u h u e i. e l i hi s . 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V,kivi.: - '.9• - •;A - 0,.. -N.il , , ALFRED._• .11— • 7 . ; - WE 41 , i'!(•1 %P:\ to n k nave made several xtra s rom .60•••, admirable Wolk on the celebrated British Monarch to whOrri 'a great measore, • indebted . frir our re ent Consti'tution.; : iM'VVe may 4ientkyneaoithhend tlat Work 'as 'ab l / 4 5undingin' i pa . :. triuM '''eti j fitflit'rfs; as Ojelliiiitlgh: exCel lence): "'ft * {er - filrO*Wingiaa-mtige relatiVe46 the ,ag0 . ...` oies-of sellaiiiirbach,"Whieh a British Traitorsuf feredill'i'ilWitis.s. of 'his. fairoitrite Childw torn from • him . h c V . iihe 3 O l :the Datii4l Chiefi,,,.when the Danes invalWrrAlrii Country, maytAvell',claim , a piloe •at the 0 1 :efi l ettt r 4ne*nent: This tpassage bears...a strong., anal6o Yn itiejtromtisesi.held=out bv%thrFrerel) , Col - 43. vex rit-til&H, P-R—VC; ATI oN int e rrded tir be ad- e • dress ti to their:Ruffian Tvonrs, if they 4119u1d efreat. a landing:tin:the:British Sparest Such -would be : the fatek6t , .m'any:a traitorons.Faient4Lif they were ha 4 enough from private clisgorlitim tic political anirt o. sity, ,to give! any encostrsgerne,nt.. to the ferocious hn'r of GAllic Monsters who threaten lo overwhelm us with misery anctsuip,,,,, •Ij ' ••••••••••••••••.. . , 1: • Lxvx.s there } . Lord su rude as not to know, 71,h0 ills from violate.d faith, that. flow ? As not•to hate the t wretela who,arms the hand of Foreign verageence, !ikai,nst.his native land ? Despis'd by those my treason fail'd to gain, Revil'fivid hated by my.f.e . tidal, train, Whornor base arts had Aut'd from ,virtuous fame,.. ' To scenes of insult, misery, and shame! : ISM} waslidoom'd by.righteous Heav'n to know, -,The,biting.anguish of a ;nearer -1471mrheline !—unbend that brow severe, o,.curse the , Traitor, but the Parent hear ! My Einrneline—,•sweet as the op'hing rose, vture4s the pier:Vex violet,banks that blpws, AtArktecl. Oswald's eye, a Chiefallied To Guthrum's line,. his mate in p9w'r,and pride. The %vetch whose specious breath with fiend-like art, -Blew the dire embers lucking in my heart ; Rats'd-to gigantic shape, toy fancied wrong, ,A.nd titqw my, recreant soul to Dehmark's throng. Of melteask'd the maid—my anxious thought, Saw.his,ctesign with foul dishonour fraught ; _ With feign l ,d, respect l. strove to Booth his pride - , • . udder-valto what my fears denied. Sullen he,stalk'd away , nor deign'd reply— marls'd his low'rinbrosv and fiery eye ; Full well I knew now,.,in tie impatient heart,. Rankles.of-disappointed hope the smart. Short the suspense—the' hand.oflawless -• Tore my sad daughter from her h.eaceftd hover. In vain to. G uthrurn's,feet , l suppliant carne, The sword of justice in my cause io Claim; while tears, and, pray!,rs, and thre a ts, alternate strove, As the - w4'dkusts of' Vering passion Alas a Traitor's tears nit pitied flow, And we a k the threats of 'a diehoiloued toe ; • Tiien fate . Rernise, 'with:ail a: fury'stOngue, In my sturin'd ears, TO THE rung." . ~ , • :i( ! DIE: BU.RK,E)S. LATP REPORT. COORT OF KING's BENCTI, Frs. 2T. -)-130F t ON THE Diy+llsE OF GOVFEEY, V. BAKER. This was an Azti,op for the tjainent of the' . De fendant frOm,certiin',,premises lying near the River Thames, about the Isle of Dogs, which Plain, "tiff contended belonged of right It ap. - peared from.t!le evidence, .that the PL intiff had in. heritcd some ground near the River Thames, op9n '- the demise of, the former landlord,' Mr: Codfrey. A Mr. Wildman, as—tenant, 11 - eld the landl by a oleaSe. BUt close to the River there was a certain ,ponion of reed.grotind; to Wlcich IVlA:Godfre . y, as .it appeared, had been ignorant 'of 'his .owri ight. •The Defendant, an 'Attorney, had done some Wildman,and presente(! tilt enormous bill . - ,of costs, .which" fri-g . :lcened him, aril induced him o . convg . his"rlght in tile reed-ground to the said ,Attorney. ~.To- e jeft him from' this' was the objed of the Atiion, Lord 'E(LEINBOROU4H was Clearly' of opinion that the occupation otany gtoundi left by a sea, 'or a river, could p give the tenant •in possession a n ex clusive-yerSonal right as against thelandlord. He - anirnady_erted in terms of severity on the condua Of the - Defendant, and hisiong bill of costs;' alluded t to the '&11 (oyster) of which 'the Lawyer took the 'substance, and left' the shell's to the parties, and said; that , Attorniej ought to be trustees to guard the interests of their Clients. • The Jury returned their verdia for the Plaintiff. FEBRUARY 24, by .monthly subscriptions which they' all answered in the negative. :• - • Mr. justice LAW tt ,In this declaration, the parties are called saewjers, Whereas on the. evi dence it appears they were mart-makers. This seems io me.fatal,_and a material allegation,,which cannot be overlooked."—Plaintiff nonsuited. " • • HAMILTON 'V. PR!TCHAIU). •.I „ Mr. Claus - appeared to shew Cause 'why - a - rule - obtained by Mr. DALLAS in this case should not be dis' L charged. ' • • ; this ,Was an nAion of trezpass; brought :by the . Pl4inriff,' - who ha'd enelpSed certain grounds to.which the Defendant` claimed a right - hf , Common, and into which he had consequiritly "driVen • his -cattle. In was tried 'before iftriiti GitAriAt , it at the last Assizes for the - County of Somerset.”' • - It"appe:ired ir. eviderree,:'‘hat the' Defendant- and otilets . Ifkid - exercised' an' original right of - common: . - upon the moot, of which a part had been•enclosed by the - Plaintiff, a verdif.. was therefore given' for the Defendant. Mr:-DALI:AS, before obtaining a rule td shew cause why the verdift • should not 'be set aside,.coniended - that the, Defendant and the rest . who claimed a right of common to the'riroor, -had' "nOCan original right, hut only a right pai : cartse de 'voisinage, which was put an end to Jrnmediaiety, as far as respected the party who chose to enclose his own share of 'the ground. Mr. Gt Bus, in answer to the representations, &in-., • coin tended, that - there was an original right;to thiS mon in the Defendant and others. Aright of com mon par cause de ;va;sinage teas in - the eye of the law a mutual trespass, existing by the: tacit consent 'of, two i 7 r*s or more, who for the sake. of conveni ence.permitted_their cattle to stray into one ano , ther's ground because there .was no enclosUre. In such' cases, the 'Cattle Were not driven by any party beyond his own. grounds, but, were peftnitted , to stray of thertiselvii- into the grounds of his neigh bours. • Now, :upon the evidence before their Lord , ships, the present cat,e wa sentirely.ol a different nature, for - all the parties were proved fr'om ,the earliest times to have driven . their, cattle ;into the Common by the same lane or road, with ,the. excel), tion of one indlvidual, who had made a -private way for - himself. `1: his, therefore,, unless he had. all his Law" to learn over again, was a clear proof of an original right of .comaton 'in: the Defendant and the rest of the parties interested, and - . for :that reason he trusted 'that the verdift- would not be dis turbed by their :Lordships„. The 'decision of the case was postponed- to a future day. DUELLV,' FE n. 22. COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINETZ. moNDAY, FEB. 20. Patrick Downy stood intliaed for the wilful murder of Eliza Downey, hiS Own daughter, on the 6th day- of February, inst., Mary Mahan,deposed,, she 'was-thorough- servant to,the Prisoner, who keeps a Pcblic-house inridreati Britalti-s•treet, and was present'when on the Wcd'' n6day:preceding.the Sunday ;,on' which the u'rilkappr onVtn died,' the Prisoner, with a stick, did char , tine her for being druok,, a - . vice to - -which she sqlt - '„,' UnhAppily addidell, and resisted every trial, either of punishment or advice'frorrelier fattier, to corrette, The Prisoner gave the , deceased but four strokes 01 , the 'stick,' which was pinduced in Court, and did not ,appear" of a murderin7 size. He,. howevert kickei•her once or- twice, atid c,etntnitted - her to th e ' care ofWitness, who found difficultyin helping lied upstairs to her - bed, such-was the excess of 'her ill' toxication. On the foll Owing 3ay, Thursday, tbC deceased got - drunk"-again,: and-fell into fits ;nv as"' sattlt. was, repeated: She, hOwever,' died on - th e _Sunday fillowing.—.oll cross examination, the Wi c ,' nes's further deposed, that she •conceived the- ?ft a soner, who. always aezl as a tender and anxio?‘ (patent'over the deceased, did not exceed the bounal of imideration in the chastisement which he inflia'` on her, ,and which the deceased, acknowledged tJ the Witness she amply deserved. Two -Surgeons, after examining the body of tl ' c deceased,. under disseaion, concurred in opiiii°, l ' that her death could not ,ensue iinnieeliately front tn e assault. have been , • merely. an ,aauatirig. cause .under a"chronic or . mortal distemper of the ,1 liver, one particle -of , Which was not free fr , ro ease, and might obviously result from .- the inu l " nate use of ardent spirits. The stomach of the deceased appeared con trol`` to an uncommondegree. Its coats grew thick, ,(4 its powers of digestion bad totally failed. I: untishal contraaion of that part, Dr. Wright alt i t ' i bused to - the want of ordinary distension by s " '' food, of which there remained no traces, eithe r ose the stomach, or intestinal canals. The fits deP ro ie to by the first Witness, he attributed• to -11 9 :1,,v- - affeaions, discriminating between these andeP,l-0, t i c convulsions. The former, he said, n aLur't re sulted from an universal relaxation of the tkelv,°•,, system, which the inordinate use of ardent sPt ri jo induCes, while, from the sound state of the brain ¢a o the. morbid patient, be could not su pport th e suggested to'hitnhat the - fits alluded pp to were of 0 , epileptic nature. • tesatiir for the htehadtec.tehaetieFart,i:: snn l e t r i h p a p , ta p r r e o ri c , u roendfsurg ical soon' as ,he'. found site became ill, and when 51 died, made no attempt to elude justice. the After an appropriate cbarge-by. judge DA./ - Jury returned a Verdi a of Acquittal. ------- . , On Friday evening, at'his Lordship's house D./...D, ' ••• ' ..• ' s,iclior i, Gro place, theCountcss of ,L (ssiny. . • ; AOC On Saturday morning last, at Urenier's Hotel, - i n d shcr#' , mare-street, R'alph Dutton ? Esq. brother to 'l ,o r ..t , l burp. -; , • - , A levy dayS ago, 'Mt: Day, of Thurmastan, ',„,, g e ~. , - aged 82,. She was sitting alotie by the 'fire; sPar'bi„,!4,, , part of her dreSs in a blaze,' by which she was so sila4P"? .. I burnt as to otcasion her death. • f eiceste''', - ,4 r •fi t , o l. r , PRICE OF STOCKS, Bank Stock • India Stock Navy 5 per Cent. SS 9 India Brinds 5 per ent. g 4 Exchequer Bills ts- Irish 5 per Cent. Omniurn .4 per Cent. Con 7 23 11 Imper. 3 oer 3 - per C. R. 55 i 6.5 i Ditto Ann, 9 7- t6 3. pet C Con SSH fi. tank for Account ..; B. L. 'Ann. 161 7- t 6 ~ .1 Deferred 3 ,perCent..,o,,'-' S.,Ann. • I Cons for:Account