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There seemed no doubt that thr man had , been drunk ancl disorderly,, but. probably . some da tuagcs have . been given by the Jury, and . no benefit could result to either of. the parties by granting a oov . trial.—Rule r s etusetl. Motions for new trials occupied the whole day., IVOTrCE is hereby given, That, by Virtue.of an, Act; 'pas•sed-in. the. last Session•nf Parliamenf, " An Act for lettin; to fitem the Post Hvist! I)otiet," the Commissiimets of Stamps will . put np the dulies therein utentioned•to be payahTe for horses', iii4rts; and geldings, hired by the mile: or stage to beinsed in.tra.Velling, or hired for it less period of time than twenty-eight Successive days, for drawing any coach or other carriage usedin travelling post or 'otherwise (with the eNceptioni , therein specified), at' • the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, in the Strand, on WED- TO THOMAS "I`Mrl.o4, ESQ. No. 9; New Bridge-street, London' COURT OF CI-14NCERT,,Nov. Eti! , tfouttcn Sot, liTilG leave to infortiiyim, that ever !mice the year 1790,. I, had been adlicted with. the Lots Venereal which, from itsnlistinately resisting. every course of medicine prescribed by the tptriteminene of the: facult y here, and un dergoing severalsevere cOursesnf. salivation, and twice . ttis r charged from the'llogpitarwith little rslicf, woitlif appear to be of the most iuveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my exisietice.--F had a large ulcer onthe'crown of my bead, one on each arm,. and•mylegs were . brute out in a frightful matmene; any right was dreadfully ) painful, au4had hemi in a state of ulceration for the lass seven. years ; my fefthada.lso two large midi:von it, waS verrntifet distoloared, and gave me such excruciating pain, pattieulaVly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive not of rust; in , this lamentable state; I was_ree;tnttlen.ded by, Mt. J..".Ulturopson,.,(,).vho .received .so re isat a cure.biNthent here), to talte't.nur Leakets-PatOtt Pills, which I II lip It to do on the Vitt' of May ; it) the course of fortnight I begun to• receive - ismiefit MOM ttl a inontli the - ulcers on' my. lit.!ad-and antis were soundly sinnt affer, the SO l'eS ors tray legs healed, also ; leaving, how ever, considetrablediscolouratioit in'ttiel skin ; and pain in•the hone of the left, which, by the hltsting•of gott, t atbt a little longer perseverance in' your invaluable Medicine; tuttsideil ; the nodes dispersing,. the skin regaiiii . ing its natural hue r and the nocCarnal pains gradnallyi, , ,omg (a.---1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free frdm all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a nd strength, and am become jolly amid fat; in which' state . having continued many lIIIOIIOIS, t() Vac, meat of al l , who ate, I am at a Bess in . whatte:aiii t4express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good 'of other sutfern% mortals, to make thiS my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa on ; iu see doitig you will greatly oblige, your grateful, obedient, vcry, umbl e servant, ALEX. MUItkER Swan's Close, Iligh-stnet, ,Edinburgh. Watnesses . to theubbre eh re:— t e he Chancellor vas occnl►ied the «•hole of the day in ,hearing a Bankrupt Petition ot. no public intere t. his Lordship rose at three t lioti. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 11. soMERSET V. JERVIS AND OTHERS. 7 37s ad 586 Od 59s Od This was troves . against assignees, .for seizing , eerhiin property . elaintediby. the plaintiff: the de fence was tinder the Bankrupt Laws, anti the only question on the trial, before Lord Ellenborongh at.the last Kent Assizes was as to the trading. It .appeare,l ir.f evidence that the bankrupt was a hop wer, arrd -vas th-:.—owner of it pack of bounds, for feeding which he contracted with the Master' of some barracks in his neighbourhood for.all,the horses that might die under, his charge ; in one year he was-supplied with more than 70 carcases; the skins of which he sold to a saddler, who agreed to take them at a'certain price, in 1814 the boikrupt sold to Win 65';. in 185, , 26.. ; and in 1816, 4 hides ;, and this, it was contended for the defendants, was a sufficient trading to supp,ort the :commission, and consequently to justify them in raking the goods of the plaintiff. Mr. Marryat, on the other side, offered witnesses to contradict the plaintiff's case ; ‘ but Lord Elienborough re fused to hear their testimony, holding that they. might have been callechin the first instance, as the plaintiff must have been apprised that the trading w as to be in dispute. It ts'as consequently left to the Jury - to decide, whether in point of tact, the bankrupt was/or was not a trader. The verdict iv - a, in favour of the defendants. Mi.. 40, 1, sr Sinn' moved to set it aside, on the . 'grOnird that no such trading had been proved as would 'satifify the provisions of- the Bankrupt Laws, and that the evidence he offered in reply ought to have been admitted. As to the first point, he observed, that the trading must - be not timely burying and,. selling„ but buying and selling. with a view to profit ; the bankrupt must " seek . , hta livi'n'g by iio ), ing and selling." It was clear, that the bito,hrupt did -not tall Within those words t he was a hop•grower, air) keepingliounds, sold to a saddler what his dogs refused to eut.. COURT OR EXCHEQUER, NovEmßirt SIR Wt%TKIN LEWI3 V. MORGAN'. It was moved this day that Sir Watkin Lewis should•be let into the ,possession of his estates, and 1:t.! paid the amount:of the balance of rents and Profits fOund . tObe'id the' hands of the deters dant, 11/organ, atter the discharge of the snort-. .gages in 1804., . Mr.. AGAR and Mr. BLAt.C, Counsel far. the , cotta that Sir Watkin'Lewis W2l ern itled to the*oss.cssion of his estates, and to. thP.paytnent of , , the ltlance in the ht,nds tit the defendant, John Morgan., on the ground that the 11:0r(cages were diciiirged, and that Morgan, %Olt.) was the agent of the' mortgagees, had do. right t9:.hold possession, nor to apply the rents and profits of the•est at es iu d..Schal ge of any debt that - might be found due trout fir Watkin Lewis to Morgan, ou kis otvo account. In support of this argument they cited,t he speeches' of the Loa Chancellor and .Lora Itedesdale (as reported by Dow) . upon pronouncing .judgment in an appeal, to the House - of' Lords in 1816. The Learned eminsel laid particul , at stress on the following passage in Lord Itedesdale's speech ••••...... 31 . 271 Os et' i)s 01 OS Is Sa is da Os . nJ• 3* 6.- 1 Os OJ 4s o 4 Os 0 4 is Uj os el Tl•nnipsti, N,.3, New Nu? try :11;trit.t.t, . . John V‘Tratosli, - Old Assembly Eilnibairsch. Prepared and sold by tilt sole 1-!roprietor, 'l'4l • LOit, .Meniber of the Itcyal C‘llege of Surge.hi, at his house, Nat, Icivw LandOn';' wiiele, 'lifter a constant resi&nce of InoEt: Una 40 years, is practice parti cularle ilirectii to the cure of Venereal Camiilaints atilt those incidental to the Ports:pf Generation, with,thatinyicilable ieeteey which Men of his l rofi:•ssion slicalld'alwayi observe in such cases, hr batters hituseif Alie,adrice•anal 4issietaitee he •ratuitonslV administers to persons taking' tins MiJlicine, will he eAticutetl, lie a discerning Politic, as ali - ativattage Seldom' tainablis, and void of all atulaig - aity.. Also sold, by his appintme,,,,fclr theCfplVettii'llet of Oast living at ad;stanee, at the ran No...i33,oltfuril-street; Mr. I)fshorougla's, Na. 7, Fish-street:bill; Mr.:l3a;turs, 50uth...14411;e, VAlinbUrgli • ,Mt ; la" one person in ea Cr! , considerable to Nil lit Great. Uritain still IrelandOn boxes of only es. Dd.. cm*, staialied, iihd-sealeil with full and plain direction', ivlicreby persons. ; ot• eitlit r sex may cure theinieives wail. •• se, s peed, ga.'etei-..a.ta"icafi•ty. " The object of the order for the separate re— port . ivas to deal ‘vitti trustees, as tar as they were mortgagei , s, because it was a great point with Sir Watkin to get , possession of his estates*, of which he mortgagees had- been in possession 1779, ,and they had nothing to du with the general account." Mr. DAUNCEY, as Cohnsel for' the Defendant, stated; that he %vas- not !prepared to tirgtie the points urged on the ether side., The Court, after sotne_hesita,tion, fixed, Fritity.ftext for thelerther discusSiou 'Of this long pending case. 8,000 o st From the LONDON GAzET c 6, Nov. If. Forcign-gifice, Nov. 10, 1317. His ROyal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve (if Mr. Alexander Louis Prevost, as Agent and Consul-General in London for the Swiss Colifede'ration; ' 4, Underlet for oAe-thinl of the rents—and mines of con ! . sid et alste ratue suspend r. Lott ELLENBottour3H.---Diininution of loss is, pro•fit ;' lie contracts to buy - the carcases, and lie tnakus the loss kSS by dis..posing of the skins. Mr. Mattinr.vr urged, that in that yieW a Gen denial) who bought wine and sold hack the bin tics, who bought a new coat.and sold it to his tailor when it was wmn out, or Ei valetudinarian who ii!Twf.ed of ch.!! phials in which his physic had been sent, might be considered a trader. THR KING V. ‘S'RADE„ 9 03 stla Crown- (Illicr , Nur. Er, 1S )7 . Member refutned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of itoniney.—Glialineley Dering, o . l' Cavendish square, io the eunnty uf ►\iitit txsk.x, E. ill the roonrof AO rnirpl. Sir John Thomas Duckworth, Bart. Kiii,;hr Grand Cross of the Most Limumrahle•Military °filer of. the Datil, deceased. ra. 11 it 3 t NESDAY, the 213th day of NOVEMBER NEXT, at eleven . o'clock in the forenoon precisely, to be let to farm at' yearly rvtits, for the term of three years from the Ist day of February 'text inclusive, in the several districts or lots following.,viz.— , Annual Itents'at which Igo. DISTRICTS. they wiil.be, put up. 1. North Britain Q. Northumberland Ciiniberland Westmorland . Durham • ) 3. Yorkshire 4, Lancashire Cheshire . 198000 _ • Derbssliit'e ' . .- Statfordshire, With the whole of Tamworth 3. Lincolnshire • Nottioghanisbire . - -10,000 , Leicester,hire V.=• Northam psoieshirtTexcept Vandsford Inn Ittalandshiie .. 17,C.00 ' Warwielistii&i, except Tatoworth ' ti- Milo'.!shire 7. Wiltshire 7 Woreestershire } 13,000 Gloucestershire, except Bristol Norfolk 'Suffolk 1-17,000 Cambridgeshire . S. Bedfordshire' , - frackingharitshire 10. Hertfordshire j, Hontit4denshire,witli Wands:ord inn 11. Surrey 12. Middlesex •,13. Kent.... :ins:4c 14. I loutpshire ...... Berkshire .. 1 t 7 000 I ' 15, Devonshire .. •:,, I/Orsetsteire l'' •Cornwisll - • • . Somersetshire, including Bristol IG. Nottra WA Lus, yiz. , •• Aiiglek-a '•. ' Coroarsailishire pe,liighsliire . ' Plintshire - 11ferionettist.lie mid 31ontgoincrysiiiie. Wall f.4llropshire t 7. So uTli W.ll.rs, l'i;':. Breelomcli(iire Carmarthenshire ... Cardiganshire -. tilantorgansbire , }- 7 Radnorshire and , ' ~ ' ,000 . Pembrokeshire .with . I Verefordshire and ... ... Mmo imutlishire _l Each district will -he sue op at the snot aboVe•set opposite thereto. The highest bidder will he declared the farmer, and mill he required to pay down immediately, in Hank notes, se roeti and a half pm' et , o.t. tipb - tt the au - final . rent AI it kitl) , Psl' : : if no sufficient bidding shall be made for any district, it V. iii be withdrawn. , . -, The farmer of, elicit district will, be.required to give bond, with three or more sureties, inolie penalty of•halUthe-strimas! 'Ont. for securing tile payment of the rent and the perform ance of his contract. -; And. it is intended;lhat.the districts shall he-pia is 7 ha any c, -- zlier which the Commissiimpis of S'tamps linty t Molt lit, and which will not be deelared 'before•t he time , Of letting. •• All Persons intending - so hid fur any of the said boties, are to deliver in their Pi opoitls, estslretatif tolhe•Conimissioners it the Statop-Otfice, Iqomerset-1. 3 1aee,• at least three days pre .eious to the said :ffdli day of Noveioher 'next, signed with their names, statingiliv. places of their abode-, and specifYiirg the District or Districts for whidi they intend to bid, uther wise their proposals cannot be proCeadoled Nam. •i'-'3'Aiid no pet sons licensed to let horses fur the pttrpose of rear-ening post, nor any one fir their (lei!, C4ll be adulated to 000 tract for any of the said duties.• _, • By order of the Commissioners of Stamps, WM. KAIIPBN, Secretary. ori , earisreosoff - ......a..a.i...........a.......................- - - PISI3LICATIONS,.&t: This Day was put/lisVe7l, price 4C 6.1. boards, 1:111 ISTORY of SIX WEEK'S TOUR throne:l) a part of FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, Eid EIOLIaND; with Letter's descriptive of aNail round the Lake of Geneva, and of the Glaciers of Chawouni. Printed for T. Hoot:ham, jun. 15, Old Bond-street; and C. and J. Oilier, Welbeck-street. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SOTHE•BY, , ilookseller, at his 13unse, 145, , Strantl, . opposite Catherine-street, on THIJRSDAY, November 18, rrcell. Six ' following Days (Sunday excepted), , at Twelve rj clock, Entire and Valuable LIBRARY of the e latrllOMAti BASKERFIELD, Esti P.A.S. of Col chester, in Essex:. Consisting of - an extensive Collection of (I . eiieral and CtiontY' History; Autignities; Vorages and Travels; fine n'orlis; Philosophy; l ells Lettr es, &c. which of& the Ma4iia Britannia, interleaved 4'"j• illustrated with many hundred Topegraphieal Prints,. in vols. p.t!as folio; Granger's 'Biogra[bical History, illuS trated with'upwards of eleven blindred Portraits, interleaved, in 8 vols. folio; and several other valuable illustrated Works. - • To be viewed, anti - Catalog , ites ' (price is) bad, at the Place of Sale. - . . TO OILMEN, DgALEr.s, ND CONSUMERS, IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. 'q i -10 meet misrepresentation, I - hereby give no lice, that I continue •to sell the following GENUINE OILS(not less than One Tun at a time) New Cirectiland Whale Oil, at tioLper tun .of 252 gallons, .or at 4s. 9d. per gallon (cask lent till Christmas). •Pale'South Sea Oil (iron-bmind casks Included), at 371. per - tun, or 4s. eid. per gallon. Brown South Sea Oil - (iron -hound casts 'handed), at 541. les, per tun, or 4s. 40. per gallon.. • • , • . • Cod South Sea Oil (iron -hound casks included), at 531. Ids. Vet - ttin, or 4s. id. per gallon. Brown RaPey at 7zl. ier tun, of 236 gallons. Pale ditto, Payment: on tlelivery in'approved hills at four months or cash 2i per. cent, discount'; usual allowances and bro.- lerage. F. G. 131I.BEItS, No. 16, St. Mary-Axe, London. FRAUD PREVENTED. Tcounteract the many attempts that arc daily made to impose on thc unwary a Spurious Cumi,Salon instead of the GENVTIN BL kCIUNG prepared by DAY and 7.4ARTIN, thefareinduced to adopt a new Label, in Which their' Address 97, High Holborn, is placed! so conspicuously, that they, trust an attention to this, and the difference of tike Type, which is nillihe all Let ter-press, will enatilePiirchat's at once to detect the holm titian. The UAL JAPAN BLACKING, made .by DAY and MARTIN, 97, 11 i:.;h Holborn, fliture he sold in liot. cites at sit. Is. and 15..6(1. each, a:tt a Copy of the Label left Veudeis. Di Y aad MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. 96 , !0;36 B.kNKILUITS 3. Baupi,,White ilart7y;;(l, 7 l3;;;F;-lane,_ victualler, render 1 S t itt ttn , at eleven, al Guildhall. Attortiey, Mr. Platt, Aldersgate• street. Kilner and J. Kitrier, I.et,s Lodge, Dalton, ip Kirkheatim, wtioilett-u;auufacturcrs, Nov. - IS, at live, 19, at ten, and Dee. 43, at oine, at the White Horse Inn, Huth dersficid. Attorpies, Messrs. Meeker, Dawson, and Her ringhatii; hurnival's litn, London ; and Mr. Pea:e,' Hud- • der;deld. T. I,axfieftf, Halstead, Essex, grocer, Nov. 15, 625, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at, Guildhall,. Landon.• Attornies, Messrs. Palaver and France, Betfrortl-row. d. Itaiierts, Wood-street, silk-manufaeturer, Nov. 18, 9.5 y -and Dec. 23, at o6e, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jawes, Buekler;bnry. W. Beard, PliTnix-yard, Princes-street, Cavendiih-square, ,firrier, Nov. 18, 29, and-Dec..23; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartiey, New Bridge-street, lilaclifriars. W. Hall, Halifax, Y. , rkshire, money-scrivener, Nov. 19, at sixy -20,-and Dee, 23;at cletco, at tfie , Old Cock inn', Hall fare. Attornies, Netth•fold, Norfulli-street, Strand,. London ; and Mr. Alexander, Halifax. A. Oltler,•'l,llwer-strvet,,p;iiiiter, Nov. 15, 29, and Dec. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr . . Noel, Gray's Inn • place, Gray's Inn, .Lundon. J;. Howell add It. HoWell, Illackfriars-road,. linen-drapers, Nov. la, 25, and Dre. ut ten, Attorney, Mr. Farrell, 'Threadneedle-street. __ • . _ . a Millie, Ely-place, Holborn, nerehant, Noe. 22, 23, and • Dec. 23, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Attulnies,.Messes. An nesley and Son, eztteaton-stre, t. W.' Wade, Croydon, surre, coal-tuerchant, Nov. 18, 22, :IMO Dec. 23, at eleven, at Gdildhall, Condon. • Attordies, Mesirs.ligan and Waterman,;l...sse:s-slviet, Strattd, Lon don; and Mr. Tenfold, Croydon. DIVIDENDS. Dec 12, S. :44ring, Manchester, riterehant—Dec. 2, W. Loggia and K. Stater , Netvgate-street, linen-dr:vets—Nov. 25, A.'Goulperti, Great-Winchester-street, 25, C. C. Becher,.Lotlibury, merchant—Nov. 18, T. I). La- thaw :int! J: Parry, Dereitishire- square; tnetelatits—Dec. 6, restel, great -Wiuctiester-street, merchant,--Nor. is, rpsont, wine-merchant—Dec. 13, 'X. Bishop, Maid storm, dlstiller-:-Pec. 2, J.ll . llea:ley, New. Windsor, Berk shire, grocer -Dec. 9, T. Flower and J. Mainwariug, Chi chester-yetsts, 'Chancery. lane, jewellers—Dec. 9, W. Vitals, Poctstuouth, cabinet-maker—Dec, 2, It. Agci, Leigh-street, Misseil-rsquare; paper-liaager —Dec. ma, E. Blatt:wore, Ca rolinc-street,Bedford-iquare, tailor—Dec. 2, J. Benre,Cheap snle,•nicrehant—Dec. 23, 3. Lees, W StalfOrdsktre, tiluber-rnerehaht—p, c. 20, J: Cordingley ant F. 13rown. Lawrence-lanc,_warebouscuicn—Dec. 27, A. J. Mackenzin ;and 11. Itoper,Cross-street, Finsbury-sihare, tuerchants4--- Dec. 3, J. Walker, East Am daley, Yoi kshire t uuiltster—Dec. 3, G. Palmer, Ilaselbury, Sotncrsetshire, Jones,' Aston, Warwickshire, 'gun-maker—Dec: 5, J. Ethe ridge, Southafripton, ibowl-thaker--I)ee;4 - ,.) M. Buckle, York, woolstapler—Dec. ii, G. Shaw, Manchester, cotton. wet chant —Dec. 4, E.Sitt496ll;Congleron, Cheshire, shopkeepers-- Dec. 2, T. Winship, Mount Greenwich, Durham, averOant— Dec. :3, S.llohinsote, tkuichates; Yorkshire, ship-chandler-- Dec. 3, W. IVitlin, jun. Lavenhinn, Sutlutk, grocer.. • - - , CERTIFICATES, Dix. 2. - n. niven, Matletirstvi . ; Lillie, Bales*, Cum berland, farmer—T. wills, Cedncy-Pike, Liactilushirc, mil- Whim), Nettingli,M, Jolliil'e; Hen ley, Wartviclishire 2 • draper—E. Junes, Newport. Monmouth shire, brfnlier—J.l3.Tootal', Minories, corn-factor. PA=NEIISHIt'S.,IOISSOLV II3) . G. White and J. Street, Com mercial-road, Lambeth, coal merchants---E- London-4. Harrison and J. Batv, Thatiet-pLiee, Temple-har, flour-factors—G.. S•Mainei L.',Dowint; 'arid It. SNN•anib6roia4 l ); 'orn hill, wholesale linen-drapers--G. King and J. Soden, Hinck ley, Lefcestershire,•Attornies-- , -IW. j .rntlovell and L. W. Al len, Bath, milliners—W. Grezers and G. Johnson, Bristol, Spanisli wool merchants—G. Mason and J. Baligham, Wor ces:er, glove-millufaclurcts—J: Powell and J. Canliairi, Len ham, Kent, surgeons—J. Bridges and T. II brewers-F. Hiilmel and J. Mosley, jun. Rodborow4l), Glou cestel shire, clothiers---E. Chamberlain and J. Piltinan, Exe ter; linen-drapers—J. Good, jun. and J, Withers, Farchaen, Southampton, coal-merchants. Lord ELLENBOIIOUGH.—TtIe purchase.of art ag gregate commodity !o he di. , ided afterwards and sold is trading'; the bankrupt bought the whOle hmse, and retaining what answered his purpose, he sold what- not answer purpos6 to a saddler, anti this to a considerable extent. Mr. MARLIN - AT contended, that the sale of the' skin had never been any inducement to the hank-. runt to buy the horse ; be never sold any part of the flesh, and parted with the skin merely be cause he had no use ,for it : if his dogs could have' consumed the whole, there would have been no' pretence for calling him a trader. As to the other ground, the Learned Counsel submitted, that he ought to have been allowed to call witnesses in reply to the defendant's case, inasmuch as he could not foresee what that case was to be. It was lint to he conjectured that the assignees would entleavktur to call what they had pruned a trading,. a seeking a living by buying and selling. Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed, that be thought' he -was wrong in refusing the additionattestimony io this case, though he made it a rule to reject •it where :the plaintif had sufficient means of knowing what would be relied upon on the other side. The q ue stion of trading could, be agitated further on the rule to shew cause, %Oriel: the Court granted. SCORE V. ATHORPE. This case in some degree resembled the above, inasmuch as the trading of a hankriipt (Captain .Andrews) was in dispute bet %%teen .the Captain Andrews had had the management of the Cranbonrne Hounds for some years, and had usually kept six or seven hunters, which ,he sold and exeltatiged.ftom time to time. Mr. CAsBERD, who moved for a new.trial, 'argued that this was not a buying and selling with . a view to profit—it was nothing more than many nol,Aetnen and gen tlemen wete the daily habit of doing. The Learned Counsel obtained a conditional rule. HASLOW V. KAYLL The plaintiff recovered 301. dama g es at' tlr tints last Tenn, for a sea-battery, called by the , witnesses a starting, or an inflittioa of stripes with the end of a rope. The defeadatit was Captain of the ship, and it appeared in evidence, that . at the time the panishment , was ordered, the plaintiff was' drunk, and had behaved in a riotous, not to say ow/loons, toi-toner. Loid ELLENBOROUGI-1 seemed . to be of opinion at the trial, that the defendant rni.tht have justified, or at least that it might be a q•:estion, whether the castigation was not, de set ved and tequired, to preserve subordination in the ship. NIT.::::'CAIMFTT now MOVCII for a new trial, on the ground of excessive damages,,nrgin , ? tltt above statement; and 91)$-erving, that what was techni cally called a •starriog was :1 crlitiptatitlVely puu;shment, the plaintiff receiving 01.4 10 or 12 stripes upon his inick, -and ellose' not. doing him any serious injury. Lord ELLENZOROUGLI said, that, Kccording to the evideitce, the plaintiff's back bore bloody Mr. Comyx moved for a rule to stew cause why the vet diet of this case should nut he set aside; ind a new , grAntett. This infotina!ion was tried b'elote the Chief Baron at the Sittings aittr last term, and the deletithillt was .I . OlMd guilty of sinoggling. It appeHrea that some Custom-house Oilieers suspected the defendant, and seeing hint one day with soine'pareels at Dov;.r, thcc chal lenged him, on whick he threw down one parcel which did not contain any thing questionable, and tried to 'make h s escape vitii two other parcel's, but teas' prevented, on which ha snuck the officers,: and pulled of his coat .and watiStCOat to fight, The , two pareels• , t ere found to contain French gloves. tie had offered the goods to a carrier to bring to Lontlnni but the address he gave was fictitious, for the purpose of .cieceiving the Revenue ()racers.. The Jury,found a 'verdict for the CoC oevn, and the defendant was convicted in the IA penalties.. The Learned Counsel said, he made q the preheat application on the ground that the information was not defended, in conse• quenee of the defendant. not being aware of the time of trial. Mr. Baron dArtaow.—" I am astonished at that. flow it it possible, when he had employed Attotneyi: Sureiy . it. 'cannot be so." Mr. CoMYN said - , his client' had applied to the Attorney, who said the, trial ,was not .to roan on fur a considerable tine after the real period. It kiras certainly caused by the negligence of the Attorney. The Loin etnc . r' BAkbx —" I remetnherithe case, and I never' heart'. moyekcle . ar connection of evidence than thatproduc,.(l ; indeed it was so clear; that no man could po , ibly doubt the validity of the charge.. I must say, Corny?), I don't think a new trial.would be of ser,vice to your client. 'like .arnount of the costs I don't know—but bt! assured, if anew trial were grant ed, the defetfdant, would feel the eireers of thr penalties and costs very heavily. Recollecting the facts of .tire case as I do ) , I -.cannot grant this motion."' 'llie oilier Barons•agreed With 'his Lordship.— Motion ectused. At the- last General Qu ate:. Session for tlie County of Norfolk, holden on Tuesday, the 21st nit: the following It:eshitition was cArried monsly against those wandering tribes called Gip= sies, that infest that neighbour 11Wgi, ", That the cletk of the Peace.do give public notice in the NewspaperB" circulated within 'the County of Norfolk, that ail persOns pretending to be - Gipsies, or •ukautlaring in the habit or form of Egyptians, are by law teethed to be rogues and vagabonds, and are 1)0,054:Ab1e by imprisonment and whipping: And'the Chief Constables, in their respetliv:e iltaireds, anti the Petty Constables, in their respective Itarishes„. are required to put the laws'in execution, liy apprehending such • Gipsli!s; or pr'eteineci Gipsies, and to carry them befor.esione ajest Jtist ices of the Peace acting in and for the .sald.Comity, it) order that they may be,dealt wiib ace.rding to the law." I'RlCe' BULLION.---Foleign gold in coin. and 14',)Feign gold in -Iy:us-were yesterday. ac.. 41. Ne-w i)ollat-, at 55. 1 24 d. f and 6.'ilve; . in borsstand , and at 55, 31d.