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iI‘MI Ll A "MENT: HOUSE OF LORDS, TuuttsnAy, Almicii G. The first proceeding villick 'took phice %vas the fort her bearing, ?bi - '. vkidelice 11,nley's Divorce, liill.--Dr. Samuel 111viTinnkii, estl - ')treolicin ur, w:is,exmnineti. The jet of MR ev id ence ~e nt . 1 0 prnve, that tultightg in the tite) . ncti appeirrance of a WI) tkuly five tliootits pone kg kk: , 0041, (ii itself, induce Mall It) 'hint:, or suspect, tkiit she' was 111 Skil a Si- No farther evidence being ntbincti at the ma- 11letlt, The Loot)CUSNCRU.t.OR observed, that the'c'ase from which the 13111 before their Lordships arose, was one of pecoliar delicacy and importance ; so much so, that from die present impression. of the evidence upon mind, he was not prepared to say. that the Rill shout~! he read a second time, or that : it should nit, There ',was scarcely a prece dent 'Ton theirLortkhip's teennis of a cafe pre cisely like the n . reseot. 'll;eie had been several instance! , ‘vberc the birth of a chill had taker, Once svitltin soult a with reteienee to the husband's absence, as to render it impossible that Conlirbe the father of such child. But - here the care teas in some respects very different ;, and 115 10.,111e'immediate impression upon is mind, be could not go so far to give an opinion to the lIOtI e, ‘ehether the child in question shout!' b e declared a bastard or not. The case, he thouglit, ihould he left for !Inouye'. considerat!on, nit ihcir Lordships' view of all the evidence, and in a inner !louse. He would therefore propose to defer the farther coosideratitto of the, Bill to a fit itt re -day. and in order to alf;ird the petitioner it 'farther op portunity to add to his evidence, if in ppwcr, (for after the second tending should take place, no addition could be made to the evidence), be seas indored to move its postponement to a day trove distant than to•toorrim--;to Monday, it &sit ed. A short explanation here took 'place, on the rm . ! of Colonel Bailey's 'Counsel, the result of stibiell was, that 111onday was it ppninted for the dke . ttsulon of the ease ; ;Hid the. Peers, on the motion Of the LOUD CHANCELLOR, were ordered to he sommolied tor that day. . _ _ MELVILLE moved the *Oran' Of the Day for their LordshipF going into a Committee on the Navy and As Illy Seduction Bill ; and, ac cordingly, the Bid of Shafteributy took the Chair. Earl GaostuNott said, he had s Tern II) make, tibt witicit wai not very material, respecting the (titration of. the Bill. Ile should probably offer it on the next stage. The Bill being gone through, was reported without any amendment .1 COMM:MeV , 0101 try through the R eg ent's Protection Mil, which was also ittOorted without any ;amendment, Aditiarned till tu•tuctrrc).ttl, HOUSIJ, CoMMONS. The SPEAKKR took the btair at four o'clock, when there beivsg only 29 Alvinbers present, the House adjourned to this day. LA W INTELLIGENCB. COURT OF KINCi'S UENCIti 6up.OliALL, himictir EVANS U. LV.II. This wgs'an, action of ossumpgit upon a policy of insnrance, underwritten by the .ctefentlaitt, nu the ship Maria, at .antl „front Newcastle .to 'Var. '1 he defendant pleaded scver,tl defences to the.nction—enseaworthittess, prerloadiag,.exc. but the -principtil one retied upon .wat 'alleged con cealment of knowledgv by the plaintiff, respect. lug the state of the ship at the time tlie order for effectin;4 tiic insurance watt gieen. The circumstances of the case were to this cf. feet ;—The plaintiff was a merchant and ship. .ow tier residing at Yarmouth. On the 28th of August last, the Maria, his property, •was ready for tailing from Newea e tle'to Yarmouth with a cargo of coals, svnich ittfocmat ion had becn COM lttnnirmted to him by the 'Captain by Saturday the 31,it of that month on the. everting of which day the plaintiff wrote to his broker in London, ae quilintit,g bu m 'hat the Maria .would Sail on t h e '4Bth or 29th of August, and desiring; him to facet insurances to the amount of 10001. letter was not put into the post •office until. Sunday morning, the Ist ot Sinember, between ten and eleven o'clock, the post usually leaving Yarmouth precisely at half•past one o'clock.-- iii of the Saturday night, the ship had encountered a gate, end nil the morning of the Sunday, she became a total wreck ow Hapsburg'', end every boo! oninrarff perished. A Gentleman named Silk., the: Lorry of tire' Manor of naps burgh, up-oe hearing; of the wreck, sent off it spe clal:messen,4er to Yarmouth with a letter address. ell to the " owner or owners of the Maria," corn. tannicating the lots.. Acemdiug to the statement of this messenger, he reached the plaintiff's luens'e at 'Yarmouth, and delietred, thelioterinto his hands preeitely at a quarter path tole o'clock. The sole question in the cause wits HS In the time at which the communication of the ,loss had reached the plaintiff t for if he wits possessed so ea rly of the knowledge as it quarter past one on the Sunday, Lord Kllenhorough watt of opittion„ that doring• the , remainder of time• from thence till halt-past one, when ; the post left Yarmouth, he wag bound to use due diligence in counter mandiog the order for effecting the lusurance, and inform the broker of the loss having happened, Jn r order to negative the atement of the twin stamen Cato, who brought the news, several wit nesses were called, amongst whom were Miss ()a born, then on a visit to the plaintiff; Charlotte 13ory, the. servant ; Philip Pooley, the ranter-in law of Cato . ; mid ‘Villitiur Reid, a piblicAti \ - ,11.1orol:11; fiom I.vliose ttbtintolly it. appeared !hit the nowsof the h lo,s could not possibly reac the pkintitr hunter; quarter iist two, at %%loci, time the post h,,d gone, • The Att'll,rue.)-Gerteral, Mr, Marryat, ;old Alr. appeayea lot the detendaut ; arid Mr. Qui - try, ,11r. ifeirueaall , east Mr , . Long, lor the plaiittOf • , LotivEd.wetzeottouott sitmmetl up the cnst (or file Jury, tvh,, f.mitti their verdict fur the plttiotiff —Damages 2001. Wll4 14 dr TliE, LOT, E.UII, .r.TANTIOPE . . . 'ibis is, ftc. of we CLltl;l.2.i STANoorie., wide!' 1 make tilis:'.:2(l tliy ist ilt)teintier,.l;:;U:), is; manner foll4wiow:— . • J direct my lixecutors liereinitfter named to pay 11 tOy . just ►lL.htst aucl funeral expetiees, and 1 esire that my t i cn►eral y Ge conducted without he least ►ostentatiutt, as it 1 .evere to die, a very poor mall. some years ago, my wife Louisa did, with my consent, engage Airs. Mtlbilr'ga Lackner 'up,giving lessons in music, and ►o agree not to play at concerts for money Mid whereat, thtat vt.a4 a great saerifize outne part ut the sai►l Mrs. Lackder, I give her the st►m of 5,0001. of la%ufol money of GI eat llritWiti,,and luso . nit my mole-hooks, organs, and other musical instru ' mews wli.►teeer. 1 also o , e to my most- excellent and truly ve nerable mother, 10001. To Dlr. Samuel Varlvy, of Chevening, Kent, 1,0001., and all my tools, machines, machinety, and instruments, matelematical and as trotiomicat, cliemicill and mechanical, save and except such nly, as are beque,.tl►ed to Mr. Itoburt Walker. But in, case the - said Mr. Vailcy should not sur vive me, I give the said betore•mentioned_l_,oool. and sant tools and machint!ry i to Miss L. ‘Talley, eldest dattAltter of. said Samuel'Varley ; but in case hoth of them should not survive, then the saiii 1,0001 , tools and machinery'," to . go to Jane Valley, second daughter of the said Samuel Via: :To Mr. George Dyer,. B. A. 2001. To Mr. D.vid Stone, surgeon, of Kent, 1001. To my friend Lord Holland, my picture, paint ed by 'Mir. ()pie. - To my. friend Lord Grantley, - my picture repre senting a .picture-gallery my picture of Dr. Tronchin, of Geneva, painted by Libtard ; and my picture. of : Madatne Tronchin, of Geneva, which was painted by mysvlf. I give to Mr. Dean Franklin Walker, of Went minster, ion of that valuable man: Adam , \Valker, the Lecturer . on Philosophy, my picture of Dr. Benjamin Fraaklia. • I girt to .Dr. Hutton, F. It. S., my original _ picture of the great Sir Isaac Newton. 1 gi,ve to the Secretary of the Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, in ,IVe3tiniustei., the pit:tuieof niy most worthy and most excellent father, painted by Liman!. To my steward 500). . To Hubert IValker, - olVine-street, Piccadilly, my printing press-maker, 2001., and likewise a l tools ond instruments hvloliging ru me %which' shut at the COO "01 iny "(loth he in Itis possesSion. 'l'o Mr A. Min ray, ut Symontl's • inn, Chancery. 1001. W.. Hillier, my under baiter, to %V. Mtn my tootiotto, to Pent, my Carpcnik - r, to Nlatthews, lay plasterer, to his ball Ueorge, and to Aldetiull'ye, my lime•bot ner,.. or to sueh . of the belOrv- MC1100111: d persons as should be em . ployed by me at the time of my decease, fifty pounds each. • 4mi devise mitt) the said Lord Ilolinoit, Lord Grilloley, (Ii). I)yrr, the Rev. arivoidil L yji ot Beanie, in Yorkshire, the trey, J o iramimis, nt lialstead, Kent, J. , seph ENti.. 11.1'.. of Spriog•gittilens• the Rev. (irorge (it ~ g ory, of Betlford-rotv, the Rev: Jaynes North, of .itlioa-Walden, Bisex, the Rev. David Scope, wid Dr. 4?.. Godwin, NI. D. of Ashden,. 111(1'to their heirs, all my messuages, lands, ienements,hereditametqs, and real estate, which I shall he seizvd or entitled unto, either in law or in equity, and which :I have the right to dispose . . of, subject to the payment of my just debts and funeral expelicesi, and the legacies aforesaid, i n case my personal estate should not be stalicient to pay the same, . . And I apPoint the said last-named 10 worthy persons executors ; and I give awl bequeath unto my said executors, or unto such .oi them as Shill!, %%thin 12 dalentloy months after my death, prose, at .Doctors'-Commons, this my gill, or act as executors in the execution hereof, all the remainder and residue of aly personal estate and properly whatsoever ; and I. hereby revoke and attrotri., &c. (L.S.) , , Oigned) • STANIIOPE. I'lltpstalt Court's, Witneises EnmUND ANfItOIIUS, COU'ITSVROTTER. Proved by the Mglit Hon. Henry ;Cellar(' IraSsall Lord Hol l and, the Right Hon, Witlism Lord Grantley, George Dyer, Esq. Rev. Christopher ; Wyrill i clerk, Joseph Jeykyll, Esq., the Bev. Julio North, clerk, David Stone, Esq. "and Ett- • mond Godwin, Doctor of Nledieine, the surly lug," Executors. Personal property sworn under 515;0001. SCOTCII lIAKRUPTS. • • • • • SEQUESTRATI (NS, t.MI NA:IIO','N;S, DIVIDEN'DS,ste, John Killork, liiso•-ittaittiLet;iser; residing, Colfadduck, parish 'of (elosehttrn, t.s t,. ex tanned its the tilterittcclerk'i chambers, Dumfries, 7111 :511,12,:a !larch, at 12. ' • LhAviil Kehl, mera,ti.t , par Fife, to be examined iu the Sheriff-ciciliN'sillice their, lists anti 213th Ntareh, at 12. Getirgst autil•William I itJ, wrights, preeriock, to he exa mined in the Sheriff-clerk's udiee there, Bth aud•g2d iNlarch, at 12. 11 ugh Walker and . Co. nierehants and shopkeepers, Paisley, to h. ,xamiiied in theStieritt-cterk's Otliee there, 7th'and 21st March, as ' Thomas Brown, manufacturer, late of Paisley, now reiid l hill in Glasgow, to be examined in the SlierilF•clerk's utliel, tith and toth March, at 11.' William Henderson, in Ithiddorach, county of Cromarty, eattle-tirttler, to be exviiined in ituis's ion, Dingwall, ctti and 20th . - - James 'Glkin lit, late cotton spinner, Eaglethatn, noW re hiding in Glasgow, to he examined, in the Sheriff-clerk's office, Cilasptv, I 4tb atul 22t If 19 arch, at 1 I. irtinfoo,,ger, iltlinhirrgh, to he examined in the Sterill. elerk'i office there, Idth. and 2Rth at I. Donald Fraser Hutton, merchant, Kirkcaldy, to be uxrt- Mined in the Sheriff-clerk's office, Cupar Fife, 13th and 27th larch, at 12. Creditors of 'high cattle.dealer, residing in Fort William, nitet the writing chambers Of John Edwards solicitor, 2 th Nitireli, at 1. Creilit'..s, of stkVell acid VP 124'r, lioukaellera, Gla‘gow, tneet na the. Vrince of Wales tavern there, tryst Mare), at 1. 1111S11,11ANK11.1,IPTA. .Vin. Chart'e'rs, of Cork, tanner, to surrender on the 15th and 1 stti of Maid' inst. and 15th Of April folloSsing. • Frances Kliebotrer, of Dublin, cabinet-mai:et, iinrrender on tho IfftlfiAnd Pith of March inst. and 16t 11 April following. Ininie.(if Mr. DIGNUM, the performer, was last week liraki open, and robbed of property to a ermsidi:rable amount. 'Wednesday night a - gang of villains broke into hitiblv.s of Mr. lionttstsoN,, iii liolton•street, iiiecadilly, and robbed thew of some very voluable silver ctiggil harness and andlrry. ~ . , • al";At,' :Om ‘4..ott H lllduly enti'testr4l fight wit': navigator H 111;)11111 sillf!e 2 , MIS vest crday: pitted against Ntjland, late of Eaton, Bed fordshire, fof A. side.. The match exrited votisider:ible ioterest.. The combatants met at S o'clock in the morn:og On Westtnestli Com mon, sitoated'in Hells and oti at Fre,thfield, Oxon, linving Neen tint icipt_ted I'lte .secoatts were Janus, Irotn Loatioa s to _No. land, awl ron, the ccitker, to rounds WL'Il• fought roach does wittation, what science was dis.playell was rather gift titan studied. . Round I. The torn I,•Allied up to each other, and after tiluilong !rands. Iliry tirgc, hitting . rtt the head in rotation, its if timid, and blood ilvw twit:tits. It I.isted tuur minutes, and (4rittin went down. Y. The •nien. ste wed exhansted ) Griffin bit and hrolie ground, snit had adecided advantage. Ho. planted allow six hits upon Nolaud's head, without being returned upon. With his head in Chancery, he lost his tent per, .and in romantil fighting he doubled up.his adversary by a body hit, which floored him as if shot. a. Griflin came senseless to time, and be was bit down by a right-handed flush hit tipon the head. - • 4. Some of the London ring gentry. would have been satiated with the receiving of either, for the Melt could only be hrlown by the colour of their lower toggery, plush and leather. They h,t as well as they multi, Mid bah fell,exhnusted. 5. Neither could come to time and after three minutes had elapsed, they set-to again, blin d Kati distressed. The sight was taken out of both, and a eV3Satiiill tools place for ten minutes, but us neither would give in, they, began to operate again. - G. Both strived to exert themselves to the utmost, and after exchanging several hits on the contused facts, f3tifliu was a ga i n d rn et in A by a hfuly hit: Which he did not recover. 7, d, and 9. In these rounds Griffin stood op in a state of stupor to receive. He was too much' exhausted to give, and in the last round he felt, and could .lint come to %init. It was altogether a gluttuhogs match, and both were alike putAlied. A second battle took place between an eiglit stone Londwf Jew boy and a t elve•stone bus., _ _ • bandry man, ,which ►cas won by science by. the Jcw in twelve minutes, without a scratched lace. lie cperated upon the countryman's bend until tired of hitting, making breaks with the hit,.and meeting his adversary upon the adva►:ce. FANATIcism. To prove to what u Notch fanaticism und enthu siastic bigotry have been carr;ed by the infatuated .tolloNvers of Joanna Soo/trate, the following par= tiettlars have been communicated 1 rom such a so, , ree,.that we can vouch for the accuracy of the statement :7 A :trencher in a chapel in Sheltie . eld was deputed by his ,co l figregistion to wait upon One George Turner ut Leeds, a high priest of that class of believers. Ile went tii Leeds, and hati a confe rence With Turner, who gave hi:n his instructions. on lis•rin urn, he called his congregation together. on Thursday night, the 16th of J4toirAry last ; the doors were closed, and the preacher told them lie had been at. Leeds, and End . 0 ednferenee with.cine George Turner there, and he coin main! fritin Turner, believing it to be. ireso God, that all .the eongreg,atiow and believers 'teem: to c e a se working on the Monday imitating foflow,ing, and all those stilts had any effects were to sell them, and deposit all the »limey they had lilt() Itk hands, declaring • at the same time,• lion George 'Corner hid' appointed him the Lord's' treasurer. It was a pi ivate meeting, to which none but be licvecs w'cre admitted ; \and she meetings have all beets private for the last year and altalf. liever's in George Turner's mission geo e r r oly struck work—that is, declined to do any thing ; and our informant says, that being a follower or believer in Turner's.command, lie abstained front wnking, but he did not sell tornitUre, although a 'great - number of others did ; and many sit ins of tnoney were psid at &Terrill times into hands, for the purpose of relieving such of the be. lievers as were unemployed. (those who' obeyed George. Turner's command), and they lived in feasting and riot for two weeks, until the money which had been contributed was exhatisted. the same eight, the 16th; of January 'last, --- s proclaimed from the pulpit,.. that he %%alit' Mitlio lized•by'George Turner, who hail it also.in•einn. wand from God, to communicate to them, that on the 28th of that month, there would he a,violent rtlitiottke , which wool I. swallow up all the churches noel chapels in England : and after that the destroying angel would go through the land, and smite with den h in every !noise where mock• ery had been ; all persons, in fact, that had tailed Turner's. faith. That 'also on the same 28th, at night, between six end twelve o'clock; there would be a convulsion in the element-s; that. two perscios professing aud believing its Turner's mission were to visit the Isotie. of every nohleinan Bhir gentleman witlan ten miles of- 'Sheffield who kept a carriage (two tri each It:ousel', who were to station themselves Within sight • of , the house, end when such convulsion. was observed by them, they were to enter the house, the master ot which won't, be found deui ; and they were to .notity, that all this.had been ordered by. God., and known ouly : to themselves—that.theo they were to order out the servants and carriages, which were to con= . vey them. to London, where .they ,would receive high honours. -- declared that Chatsworth House, and the Duke of Devonshire's Chatsworth estate, were endued to him. And the truth is, that every homie (if the aforententi,med descrip. tints was watched by two of these infatinsted tures, between the hours Of 'SIX and ttvclve, when they returned So their respective 'hou,e4 to curse their deluders.-,—(Sheffieid Mercury.) , - It is determined, iit etnisequence of the blink offereid* to' the Judges at.the l as t A ss i z e s for Not tint;l►a'msl ire, •thar the costiitigAssizil shall be held at Ne'wark instead of Nottingham. Ott 'Monday night last, two horseS:were stolen in the neighhoitihood of Windsor ;:th - e One the property of the keeper of the middle' gates in the Long Walk Windsor Park ; the other belonging to Thorn, near the Hark. The gate next to Windsor being locked, the robber - had' the au dacity to call in the Usual way (late.', The pep son who went to open the gate recognised the man who was riding one of the'horiles, and lead ing the other ; but not suspecting the sohbery, suffered them to pass. Simu after this,' the man and , horses', were met by , one who knew the horse, but did not know the titan. Tlie next morning, wheu'it was discovered that the horses halt been stolen, a warrant. was issued np'on the aboveevideoce, against the suspected petson, who „ bus not yet been Apprebettutu. hEaKMnii AS5' Pi .+4 • . , • :-.011.1) Anl *fr. ttstl; ttr. I)Ani4c-•.y, I,rttle "redrv;i ) that this S all a rliott bOug ht `, ! the defendant, who is a tetitult tor the breach of An T i l lllt entered into b - was And iliolerst(»)(1, %VIS one oi,olfit.sd' vv i ':I! ;!, upo it a 3 OCClfsitito a . 5:3 " 01 ;II bet Wet.9l !Wu In td dr h of the proiisious ;Iv .Ig.? eon( :;"" 1 the producelif a faith reuted stata au6 t i '" l 1 ;e , the deteloiaat, tl !le al Illy from the farm .t.itlioat troto . l qua! e qi ) ant it ti of matitirt , ; .16) M of hay taken off, lie-should rttala tiro of manure. fir. Sititire PARK. ---e` rOtilii UncierSoOd, hat if a lost' takes a !snit "in and he cantina: atter the lease shall have 0 4;40) lie 111 , 1 abide by those stipulations, 00111'.' public and-the farmers (who do n ot sect it as well as they ought to (I()) to and( is the law'on the subject." , ,Mr. D A u Nc E y y Lori, al th e stage of the , busincss I I am perfectly %F ill fer it to a lawer." Tim parties, after a long edosoltd to refer the matter to a gentlen" ll at SIZES' THE WINHESTER A C ,The etilentier at Winchester coatsito of no.leis. than 114 prisonsrs• ma n Y for th e highest offences. 'fite.(al) on the list for murder and attratpt I" Charles ifleeks, Robert 11 8 Callan:, (Or having wick on the 18th of August , St tk pt at the parish of Bisl,on's-Sittiott! kill and murder John,' Glasspool),"l,,,'", with having, oa tin nig from his persona• watch and and Sarah Iris wile, %%W., a iding 00' the still attenipt to inuroer, &e. 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