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■ I '''9:mz , .:V'1,__ ; ,,.., 7 .--'• ).,;,: ~. ,,....,'''''1,, ;. ; , 4, .':, / ,.,,,,:', ..: : 06 1 , 41,903;f :;'' -54 I I: : NUMBER 7855.] • OFFICE OF oRDYJNCE, Oct.. 5:9 3 1817. t tliE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDN;INCE do heieLy, give Notice, that (opothls will' be received at their 011ke, in Pall-hall, on I ‘liefnre llfenday, the loth day if NoveMiler next, front telt Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply t 'IITSCI.IT for Stroke of this Department at froolwich, a period of Six 4lonths. 'Sample.; of the Biscuit to lie supplied may Le • viezeed upon 411 ;divation to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at Royal dr.senal,.lEoolwith, elnd farther particulars, together with tor?e Terms and C, oditions of the Contract, 2nay b" nat the Se- Pctary's Of/ice, in Pa aforesaid, a;zy Day between Haurs of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals 44 4 t be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed 44 Proposals for wits hut no Proposal can be admitted after the k .q loth of November, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the scone CY neither will anti Tender ; be noticed, unless the Party' 4 titing it, or au 4g-cut in his behalf; shall attend. B, Order of :f Board, B. H. CREW, Secretary. . . 1 ROT AL ACADEMY, - Nor. 6, 1817. N . consequence c‘f The Public C 4 lahiity an h . nounced this Da re y, the SCHOOLS of the ROYAL ACA- My . are for the psent CLOSED, and the LECTUR , ES of rofcssor C4RLISLE, Postponed till further Notice. . • HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. \''COMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, frc;rn the SARA '',CF.N'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, ~KI)IN,titTIIGII. and all PARTS of the NORTH. °lltlnside Coaches, the Befit Horses, a nd keep excellent Time, '''• . •Byß. W. McMNTAIN and Co. %ARACEfq's HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL , LONDON. trll - E following rosr-coAc El ES, - MAI L COACHES, &c. set out.from the Saracen's Head Inn , -ow-Hill : I,:tite UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach •orrly one ',tgla. 017 the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four ' Outsides„, Its out every Day at One o'elnek, arrives at Liverpool next ' I:t 4 terooon at Six o'clock, through ISmistable, WO Arn, ,•thhury, :Sort haupton, Welford, Lintel - worth; Hinckley, - I, l, !herstone, Lichfield, Stone, Bigely, Newcastle, KrautsforZl;• " , arriugton and Preseot. SOUTHAMPTON, Lyinington, Winchester, and 7 asing 'Mat Nov Four Inside Coach at half , past Seven o'clock in Lilt Morning, arrives atthe.Dolphin. Inn, - . Southampton, by lre o'clock.---*lhis is a most delightful . Conveyance to • , e• •Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St Makes, Havre de r• J.., - s , . .q . e. k,.ierolll - 40 , , &c. - -.• , : - • —.. .: ?StinF,WSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal, Post-coach, kery Evening at Fire o'clock.—Guarded. • WEI'MOITTII,DUrchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, i!cl I;asingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The eymontis Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma te's, &c. ' • iclaisTEß, Plymouth, Weymouth , Dorchester , Fa l m outh, attntouth, and Salisiiry, New Post Coach; every Morning, 4 Seven o'clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, landford, Dasingstoke, and liagshot. . . ~'12,01', . T0N, spahlinK„ Prtet borough,. Stilton, and Hunting lum,* Royat Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilshy, tomb, ( ;rimsl 4 Y , Rtild'Hull• 'IIIATII and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip- Ileoltabn, Cake, and Marlborough, every Afternoon Larrirc ;Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the' London , ;trent, Thomas-street; - a-nd the , Sivatin, Bristol, next Morn 'N.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tatinton,.Exeter,,Ply ooth; &c., -.,... LEEDS neiiiiight Coach, - called The'Rockingham, sets out sry Morning, at Eight o'Clock vcarries hour Insides only, IN xo e s remarkably easy, 'with a Guard throughout. Passe 14,1ligit Stamford, Newark, Retfosd, Doncaster, and Ferry tid,,,,., to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not 11.41,11ln:hug the: unconinton EKbedit ion of this' Coach, it is rowed to be the most as:total:le ant coaiplete Public Con, 'Yarice nu the North Road, being no cqualle.d in Aecoussooda t ~itist by any other. . . GLASGOW, LOngtiown, Gretna- g reen, Annan,' Dumfries, a ltuumbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Ca nasock, Kingswell, kid all Parts of, Scotland, a Post Coach (dal iy). Yoa - K, Scarbordugh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New t4stle, and Editiburgfr, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard 41 toughon; sets 'ou every Mortsing . by way of Newark, Ret tad; •Vadca t ster, Dar t lington, Northallerton, Durham, Mot- Kit, .nad Berwick. Passengers finding therosolves fatigued 4 0ns the • length . of the journey, nr4 rest whet time they Vl , ace, and then proceed on without any additional 'Fare. AIAIILBOROUGH, Swindon, Ramsbnry, Hungerford, and 1 ., .. ,fyewisury Post Cmacli, .at,Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach, every ltvcning. . CARLISLE, .Pcnrith, and Whitehaven, four Inside Post- Vt;ach, and a Giulia all the way„ passes though ' Brough, 4pplebv, Ore:flails i dge, R‘ehmond, Pith:rick, Boroughbridge, n'ethcilq, Ahertord, Doncaster, and Grantham. •Sets out trery Morning, and performs. the journey. with the gyeatest ficility. Passenge's' detained on the Road by business or 'tteasure, have toe peculiar advantage of their Seats being se tared in, the next Coach. • ~' KENDAL, Laneaster,'Preston, IkirbyLonsdale, Bolton, • Th o rley, Os msbirk, and Garstaug Post-Coaches, every After ?soon, at Five o'clock.--Guarded. LIYEIIPOOL, Warrington, Krattisford, Stone,. and Litch trio, Post Coach, • called • The Regulator, every Evening at . fir, o'clock, to the Saracen's Head lan, Dale•strect, Liver lil.ol .—Goarded throughout. • -- _ .• WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning . , at Half-past • Six o'clock. CliEsTErt, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley , Nantwich, , N orthwich, and MiddlewiCh Post,-Coach, .every Evening, at hive , 'eloc lc SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and 'Vann, new Coach every. 41,,rnin;, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle„Walsal, nerd Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. , SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock 'itsgtszini, every Morning. `IIIRNIINGH AM Putt Coach, with a Guard, sets but every Afternoon, and reaches Dirming,ham next day at Noon. — kisses by Oxford; Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Ii earl, Bull-street, Birmingham. . HULL, Northeave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, , every Morning at. half-past Six,, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Mill. , . DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Raiusgate, Canterbury, Perersham, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches,. Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdora, and Cheshunt Coach, .Ivcry Morning. ' . TOTTENHAM and FAhnonton Coach (daily), at Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'Clock. R. CLAY's Original Waggons and Coaches, to Newbury, Swindon, Aldbourn, Wootton-Basset, LaMbourn. Hunger ford, Chilton, Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily. .WAGGONS. To HEMEL HEMPSTEA Watford and Statimore,Three Times a Week. DISS, Beccics, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Monday. CIRENCESTF.R, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou cester, Threi; Times a Week. • SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly- Inington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridgr , Wimborn , Kole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily). SLINI;URY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. (MEE?: W ICH and Woolwich; every Day. .... „ TOTTENHAM anti Edmonton, every Day. B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. tespeettnily acquaint their Fri e nds and the Public, that they will not he accountable for any Parcels, Passen6 - or's Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of inure than Five Pounds Value, ifstoten, lest, or damaged, un less entt-red as such, and the Insurance paid fur acculdiney, At the :iat ace:ll'4 licad London. fm7 If TA ..71 : 41 - Ft 4 t LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Nnymber 7, 1817. TINDER the melancholy Circomstmice which ' I L' has taken place, it has been deemed expedient that the LOTTERY should not be DraWn this Day, for the Postpone ment of which the. LORDS COMMISNIONERS Of his MA 7 , ESTrs TREASURY have issued their Warrant accordingly. . . L. HESSE. CONTRACT FOR FLOUR. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, November 1, 1817. SUCH Persons. as• may be willing to Contract fur supplying this, Hospital with 500 Sacks of FLOUR, may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said Hu.spital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the Bth Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; and in the mean time be furnished with Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with Wt.- ther particulars, by inquiring at the Steward's Office here. N.B. No Proposal will be received after the hour 'afore said, nor will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the said Forms. APARTMENTS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES, Somerset-place, Nov. 6, 1817. JOTICE is ifereby . given, that, in consequence of the'deeply-lamentril Demise of her late. Royal High ness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES, the MEET- INGS of this SOCIETY are Adjourned until after the Fune ral of her Royal Highness NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Secretary. ECONOMY in WINES, at the. STRAND WINE MART, N0..332, STRAND, opposite Somerset !-louse. TEI PROPRIETORS (4 . the STRAND WINE MAR'f' respectfully invite the 'Public to a Trial of their Stock of Genuine Foreign Wines, which they beg leave to offer at the following Low Prices, fur Prompt Payment : Red Port (from the Wood), per dozen, 40s. to .4as. Old Orn , ted ditto, 535. to 60s: Sherries, 445. to 545. Lisbon and Mountain; 4fii...Bucellas and Viduoia,43s. Cape Wine,-30s. to 345. Madeitas, 545, to-645. • • he Proprietors of the Strand Wine Matt . beg to assure the "Public, that their pl , in is to sell a Good Article as low as possible, for prompt payment, and in order that the . Public may have an- opportunity of .trying the_ qudlity before they give ordersi, they way I,e accommodated with Single Bottles, at the samepte as per dozen: " • 4t c ? c„ _ ~ G d s ,t~: `~ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7,- 1817. PUBLICATIONS. • INCHBALD'S BRITISH THEATRE. This Dry was published, In 25 vols. Royal lauto. with Engravings, price 61. ICs. 6a., and 41n Otte paper, with Portraits, and Impressions of the Plates, price extra boards, ripHE worm' THEATRE; or, a Collection . of Plays, which are acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury lade; Covent-garden, and Haymarket;. printed under the Authority, and by permission of the Managers, from the Prompt Boots. - With Biographical and Critical Remarks. By Nlrs. INCHBAI4O, Printed for Longnpin, Hdrst, Revs, Orme, and Brown, London; Of whom may be had, edited by Mrs. Inchbald, 1. The Modern Theatre, in 10 vols. 21. 10s. boards; and fine-paper, 31. 1 . 3s —boards. 2. A Colltetion of Farces, in 7 vols. price 11. 155.; or on fine paper, with Portraits, 21. 12s. 6d. boards. This Day Was published, 12mo. price 7s. 6(1. boards, the Second 'Edifi.on of • rio E POETIC MIRROR; or, The LIVING BARDS of BRITAIN. Containing theGuerilla—Lord Byron : Epistle to-R.S* ' *; and Wat o the•Clenelt—Walter Scott : the Stranger the Plying Taylor.; and . dames Rigg'—W,: Wordsworth : the Code Greye Katt—,lames Hogg: Isabelle ; and the Cherub.—S..T. Coleridge : Peter of Barnet; the CUrse of the Laureate; and •Cm men Judiciale—R. Southey: the Morning Star, or the Steam-boat ostAllua ; Hymn to the Moon; and the Stranded, Ship-4. tt ikon. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brov.ll, London; and J. Ballantyne, Edinburgh.. Of whom may be had, by the saute Author,, DRAMATIC TALES, illustrative of the Superstitions and Manners chiefly of the Lower Scotch. In 4 vols. foolscap Bvo. price 14s. Etwarfls. M E'D I C 1 N E. TO TUOSIAS TAYLOR, ESQ. i. 9, , NetV BridgL-streety LOillioll vioNovaED .BEG teaVe.to inform von, that ever smce the year 1790, 1 had been 'afflicted with the Imes Venerea; which, from its obstitiately resisting, every course et medicine prescribed , by the most eminent--of the faculty here, and un dergoingseveralsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature: In the spring of last year toy disailer had got to such a head-, as nearly to put a period to ply existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and MY legs were broke out in a frightful wanner ; my right was dreadfully painful,- and had-been in a state. of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left, bad also two large nodes on it,. was. very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive use of rest ; iu this, lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so greatta cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 began to do onthe.,.2l;th of May ; in the course of a fortnight lbegrm to receive. benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my headand arms were soundly healed — soon after ? the sores on my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, - and pain in the bone 'of the left, Which, •by the hi sling of God, an , l a-little longer perseverance in yourin valuable Medicine, sulosuled ; the nodes dispersing, thd skin regaining its :natural hue, and the nocturnalpains gradually going off.-1 thus beCame, by your liberal advice' and medicine, perfectly free from ail my. former complairits—have recovered my formar spiriis a nd reng,th, and am become jolly and fat, in Which state having continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in what terms tw,express my gratitude, hut beg you, for the good of other suffering mortajs, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on, every ocea • ion ; in so doing'yriu will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant,- . ALEX. A.ll.Htli-Ell Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.' Witnesses to the above Curet— . • - lan Tl•toupson, No. 8, New Poultry Market,. Edinhurgb,_ John MAntosh ' Old Asse.mbly.Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY• LOR, Member of the ltcyal College- hf Sur erns, at his house, No. t, New Bridga-street, London; whete, after.a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practices parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal CemplaintS and those . incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his. profession should always observe in such eases, he flatters ,himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advattage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. • Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. llisborough's, No. 7, Fish-street4iill; Mr. Baxters, South-bridge, Edinburgh • Mt. Dublin ; and by one person in every. cousderahle town in Great. Britain and Ireland,. in boxes al ottly is. V.,each, stamped, and sealed op with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speeii,sectecy, and safety. -LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, Nov. 6. Michaelmas Term commenced this day With the ordinary formalities. APPEAL OF MURDER.. WILLIAM ASHFORD V: AL`ItAUAS4 THORNTON, urow AN APPEAL - OF MURDER: Messrs. CLARKE, GURNEY, RICHARDSON, and Cuvri.v appeared for the plaintiff appellant,. and Mr. CLARKE moved that the Sheriff of the county of Warwid. be called in to make a,return to a .writ of Habeas Corpus. ,• 'Mr. Gti • NET desired that .Wm. Ashford should be called, and answering to •his name he took his place on the floor. •' - -'Tie Shefiff ,soon appeared, -with Abraham Thornuin, his prisoner,' and first delivered in the writ of Habeas Corpus and the return thereto:, the former was read as follows by the Officer of ie Court WRIT OF kIABEAS cor,rqs. George the Third, by the Grate of God,. - fec.--To the She of IVanvickshire, and also to-the. Keeper of oin:,coaunon • - • _ . . ao,/ of Warwick, in our county of Warwick, or his Deputy there, greeting. We command'you that you have before is on the morrow of All Souls, wheresoever - We Shall then be in England, the body of Abraham Thornton, being committed zud'detained in our prison, .under your custody, as is- said, together with the day and cause of his being taken and tained by whatsoever name the said Abraham Thornton may be called, in the same then and there to undergo and receive all and singular such things as onr'said Cork shall then and there consider of concerning him in thatbebalf, and have with you then and there this writ. Witnetss,•Edward Lord Ellen borbugb, at Westminster, the 25th, day of June, in the 57th year of our reign. By the Court, LUSHINGTON. .The return to the above stated,. that before the. said writ came to .the hands of the - Sheriff, viz. on the 10th Oct. in the 57th yeiir of. Majesty' - reign, Abrahadi Thornton harp been committed to ust dy . 7 1? virtue of his , 111ajesty's Writ of Appeal. That wiit.was also delivered in by the Sheriff, and it was read _in these, terms : WRIT OF APPEAL. George the Thud, by the Grace of God, Ste, To the She riff..of Warwickshire, greeting. If William Ashford, of the parish of flints, in the county of Stafford, labourer, who was' the aldestAtrsetber; Audis th.e.,heir.of Miry A.,bluni, 1.3 c of Langley, in Ow pat . 's!' of Sutton Coldfield, in your county, spinster; decease:A, shall give you "security to prosecute his suite, then we command you that you attach Abraham Thorn ton, late of Castle' Brociwich, in'the parish of Aston, near Birmingham, in ypur county, lahourer, .by his body,aceord ing to the law and • custoai 'of England, 'so that we - may have him before us,om the MOITQW .of All. Souls, wheresoever we shall then' be in England, to answer to the aforesaid William Ashford of the death' of—the• afore'said INtary, heretofore his sister, and whose heir he is, whoreof he appealeth him, and have you tliere'thi's'writ.'' Witnessenrself at Westminster the st day of Octoberi in,tbe sith yetlr our reign. wtLFprr; The return , was endorsed on the. writ in the followino . words:— RETURN. • By virtue of this Writ to me directed, the within-named Wirliatit Ashford hating fouMt and given sutticient`pledges to prosecute his within Writ of Appeal, and his 'suit in that be half, and which said pledges' iire John Udetnan, - of Langley heath, in the parisb of tin ttotf Colfifield, jn my bailiwick. yeo 'man, and Charles Coleman, i,f Edington, in the' parish of Aston, near Biriningliam, io , soy said bailiwitlt, labourer, I have attached the within-named Abraham Thornton, whose body I bite:in hiS.Pdajesty's gaol its and for the Said county of Warwick, under my custody, to answer the within-named Ashford of the death of the within-named Mary Ash . - ford, whereof be appealed] him as within mentioned. The answer of HENRY VERNEY, Sheriff. Mr. CLARKE'rmxt moved; that the defendant be committed to the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsm Lord. L' him be committed, • „ I.LARKE ino\red, that the plaint iff appellant might count against the defendant, and that - the defendant be placed at the bAr for that purpose. Lord ELLENBOROU,GH. - Let it be so. . . Mr. READua inquired if the present proceeding were , by bill or -by original ; and Mr. .I.lAitt.ow answered, by original. . . ' • The plaintiff then handed his count to his Conn :el, Which was inunediately delivered to the oflicer as the count of the appellant. •• . .. Lord ELLENBORQVGII (to W. Ashford.)--You put in this document as your count in the appeal. W. Adttord.—Yes. Lord ELLENBOROUGI-I.—Do you desire that it may be,read. ' - . • . . W. Ashfurd.-1 do. The prisoner Wavini been put to the bar in tire custody of the Tipstaff of the Court, the count was lead. In the King's Bench, Michaelmas Term, ZS Geo. 111. Abraham Thornton was attached to answer William Ash ford, who was the eldest brother and is the heir of Mary Ash ford, deoeased, of the death of the said Mary Ashford, and thereupon the said WilliarifAshford in his own prokr person. instantly appealeth Abraham Thornton, &c. For that he the said Abraham Thornton, not having the fear of God before his. eves, but being. moved and seduceAl by the instigation of the Devil, on the 9.7th.day of May, in the 57th year of the reign, of oiri'Sovereign Loyd• Georgethe 3d, by the Grace of• God. &c. with force and arms, at the parish of Sutton Coltitield, in the county ofWarwick, in and•upon the said Mary Ashford; spinster, in the peace of God and our said:Lord the King, then and there being, and-of his malice aforethought, did make an assault, and that the said Abra ham Thornton, then , and there ' feloniOnsly • and wilfully, and of his malice Aforethought,. did take the said Mary Ashfoid into both his hands, and did then and there fe loniously, wilfully, violently, and of his malice aforethought, cast, throw, and push' the said Mary Ashford into a certain pit of water, wherein there- then was a great' quantity of water, situate in the parish of Sutton Coldtield aforesaid, in the county aforesaid ; by Means of which said 'casting, throwing, and pushing of the said Mary Ashford into the pit of water aforesaid, by the said Abraham Thornton in form aforesaid, she, the said Mary Ashford, iu •the pit ..of water aforesaid, with the water aforesaid, was then and there choak.; ed, sudocated, and drowned, of which: said:choakiug, suffo cating., and drowning she, the said Mary Ashford, then and there instantly died.' And so the said' Abraham 'Thurntim, , . PRICE SEVENPENCF,.. . . her, the said Mary Ashfui'd, in manner and form aftire.aid, ithiniously and wilfrilly,and alsirethottght, k:4l Lill and murder, againsDthe.peace of oursaid Lord the his Crown•and dignity; And if the said Abraham i'ltoroton will deity the felony and murder aforesaid, as aforesaid charg ed upon him, then the said William Ashford, who eldest brother,•iind is the heir of. the„said Mary Ashford de ceased, is ready to prove the said felony and murder ag;Onst him, the said Afiraluon Thornton, according as the Court here shall consider thereof, and bath found pledges to prosrcute his appeal. Witness. - WILLIAM/ AtiIICORI% his ' - ro, mark. Mr. CLARKE moved that the 'detentlaot be re qUired to plead. ' . Mr. ItEADISR (for the ,appellee..)—My'Lords, the derimlaut 'ha's had no. notice this. proceed ing,,angl- certainly, with regard to frlY4elf, as the papers here only sent to me late last night, I have had *no u alipdrtunity to look into the sub ject. From - the rareness of cases of the kind, it will not, perlops, be expected that I should be ati points prepared, and it is a matter requiring great consideratio - n. Lord ELLES/301tOUG1-1. —What time do you wish for? READER.--I trust that, by appearing now for, thelni•soner, it will not be. considered _that 1 wave ,any objections I might be entitled to take in his favour. In - the case of I.3gby 2 widow, v. Mat. and Pat..Xennedy (5 Burr. 2642, and 2 Blarkst. 714.) the Court of its own act adjourned the proceeding .to a future day„directing that the. parties accused should in the mean time remain in the Custody 'of the Marshal. The Contiel- on both sides declined moving for an adjournment. hope, the same course will be adopted to day - , and that the subject will be postponed until some time in 'the next week. May Ibe permitted to ask', if in cases of -this - sort, practice of the-Court, any tiote,be,allawed to tbe . defe,44.4oc to plead ? Lord 14LENBonottcn.r.-In ,the case yon have referred to, fi week's'iiine was a llow'eti to the fendant to plead: '; • - ' ' MI% •BA ttLow infOrfned his Lordship; that the delay was allowed generally, not for . the purpose merely of giving the defendant time to plead. . Mr.Jastice ABBOTT.—The week's time to plead . was given anotilef case; not in that. Lord ELLEseoaobou.—Giving . that time will not prejudice you when you come up under the , rule on the dies data; you will be heard without any consicleration that you have prayed the de- _ lay - , What time will be convenient 1 Mr. 11.Fabgn.—Monday se'nnight. In the mean time, it will be necessary for me to Dray. on be. halrot the prisoner, - over and copies of the origi nal writ, the return, and the declaration. Lord ELLENBOROUGH..-.--You shall have access to-them at any time for your convenience, for the purpose of collecting the contents ; but I do not know that the Court is prepared to say, that co pies ought to be delivered 'to you. Mr. READER.-111 one- of the cases, now in-the hands of your Lordships, it was permitted. Mr. CLAR4f..—The case • alluded to by .Mr. Reader was long before the authority in Douglas, where it is said that the Court will not grant oyer , .of the original writ. Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—TiIe last.cese is that of Bonner ; but the proceedings there were ore tenus, and the Court did not grant foyer. You may have it *read, so that you can take clown what is neces sary for your purpose. Mr. READER requested that the officer would read the dochment slowly, that it might be taken down in short hand. • . Lord .I.l.ENBoaot.oll,—This is a ,short pro ceeding, and perhaps a copy may be verv_mate rial nut it is important that we bhould (ihere to the established course s or the privilege might be claimed in all criminal cases. The original writ of appeal was then react Court, aloud by the officer of the Court, as well as the/ return, and the count 'of the plaintiff appellant ; after this had been concluded, Mr. READER ap plied to know if, on a future day, the prisoner must attend, . r LordELLENoottouGH.—Let him be committed ,ro the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea, Tnd be brought tip again on Momlay se'nnight. ut the same day the plaintiff appellant may •ap pear. Mr. CLARKI3.--1 m►tst likewise apply to the Court that the plaintiff may appoint an Attorney, to prosecute the appeal, and that Mr. 'John D. Bedford he his Attorney for that purpose. Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—Is the warrant prepar. ed and in Court ? _ Mr. CLARKfi replied in the negative; it should be prepared. Lord ELLESBOROUGIL—We cannot' act upon what will be dote, but upou what is before us. Mr. CLARKE- added, that he could apply on another day for the appointment of the Attorney. Mr. Justice must either do it to-day, or wait until Monday se'nuight. CLARKS .observed, that if that. were ;he case, the . plaintiff must remain in town Until the .day appointed, and" then he would appear with the warrant for the appointment of his Attorney. Lord ELLENEOROUGH.—YouwiII produce the warrant on the dies data. . The . defendant then Ofitlicirew in custody of the Marshal of the Marsha!sea. COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 6. This being the first day in MiChaelmas Term, the Lord Chancellor came down in the: usital state to Westminster Hell, attended by. the Vice, ! . Chancellor, the Master of the Rolls, Sir Si meon, and J. Stephen, E,q.. two Masters in Chan cery, and the twelve Judges.. 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