The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-15 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Pakstouwat, Aran. 12.—Arrived the 3farquis of Salisbury
*ticket, from Rio Janeiro, sailed Feb. 17: pamengers, lady and
11hos Cochrane. Sailed dre Eclipse rackvt, fur Halifax and New
York ; and Kingfisher packet, fur Jamaica.
' PLYMOUTH, Aran. 12.—Arrived the 31atilda, Coming, frown
Bahia, in 50 days. foe Hainburght spoke the Hannah. of North
'Shickia, from Liverpool, on the 21st of February. out 40 da . and
tive Ann. 4 Liteparow ion ...tho Daman, lam Ittape
Bahia.
Cows, Aran. 13.—Arrived the Potties, Wortldogten, from
Calcutta, for orders.
PORTSMOUTH, A PHIL 13 —The Cato and Somas
have Mull into harbour. Sailed the Elizabeth, Taylor:l7l72.
The Loyal Briton transport went out of harbour, and is waiting at
Spithead for a fair win." fix Ireland.
DEAL, APRIL 13—Arrived the Sophia. Sutton, from Bengal;
Hoddart,—, Inn.. Honduras ; Joseph, Breast, from Alexandria;
and Younghusband. Brown. from St. Lucia. Came down from
the River and remain, the Denmark Hill, Foreman, for ‘'an Die.
man's Land; Traveller, Anderson, fur Leghorn; and Lady Juli-
ana. Smith, tor Quebec. The Bredalbane, Burson, from Jamaica,
is oil Dover.

GRAVESEND, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Hon. Company's ships
Inglis, Charles Grant, and Farquharson, from China; Nassau,
Tremayne, from St. Michael's; and Brother', Ferguson, front Per.
nambuco. Sailed the Camilla, Lemon, for Stockholm; Sarah,
Hill, foe the South.ll'hale Fishery ; Calypso, Chester, for Miranii.
chi; Hopi., Hunter, for Quebec; Sondes, Parkinson, for Memel:
Drum. Cs slims for Newfoundland; Eagle, Heal foe Quebec;
Sarah, Grove, for St. Mary's; Orion, White, for Rl:imbues° and
Welley. for Pinto.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL I2.—Arrived the Canada, Rogers. from
New York; Oxbridge, Butcher, Gem Palermo; sod liacashba
Witch, from Lisbon.
111•URITIVS, JAV. 19.—The Admiral Cockburn and tea
Royal Charlotte sailed for England on the 13th root. The Lady
East and several whets will sail for England in about a fortnight or
three weeks. The l'a!las is loading fur Gibraltar.
I.IIIL•DELPHIA, M•RCII 15.—Arrived the schoorer Tom,
Talent, nom Alvarado in 20 t' rs; the schooner Fame, Newby,
arrived front Cant's achy, 3 days before the Tom sailed, and reported
that the pirates were numerous at that port, that he unbent his
sails and unhuug his rudder to prevent being cut out In tie night.
.1 tremendous gale was experienced at Alvarado on the 11th and
lath February, and an English schooner was loot.
BALTIMORE. MARCH 13.—Arrived the schooner Tom, Wig.
lean,, from St. Thomas's in 20 days. Two Columbian vessels of
war touched at St. Thomas's on a cruise; they had rescutd an
English and a ',fence brig 1:om the Pirate's in the Mona Passage.
Arrived the schoui.er Noel, Shaw, from Tampico; the Wiliam
and Emily, Springer, from Havannah, was detained there, and the
ea-go seized sad mild by the government. 01Y the Double Headed
Shot Keys, on the 29th ult. spoke the Columbian brig General
Saublate, on a cruise, bad wade three prizes.

The Langton, Ashley, front Liverpool to North America. struck
onarock near Turcor, on the 7th inst. and sunk ; crew saved.

The Joseph, Brown, arrived in the Dos .is from Al:zanirin,
sailed Feb. I, and lett loading there the Osprey, Brown, tue Lou-
don, and the Baltic, Miller, for Liverpool.

I:xtrnt of a kiter ti MI the Agent.to Lloyd's at Mimic. Video,
dated Jon. 10:—•• The political 'liana of this country are now
changed, and the port is open."
I:x,ract of &letter front the Agent to Lloyd's at .11varado, dated
Feb. 10.:—•• Hostilities between the t :mole of Stan Juan Cline
allot the city of Vera Cruz have been sitspended for the present, but
the port remains shut. The l'aniation MIIIIOIIII at the island of bacel-
ticio until relieved by another vesNell of war. The Nymph, Cog.
gersliall, from Cadiz and St. Thomas's, put in here on the 10th
ult. in distress, making inches water per hour, bound to New
Chicano."

Thursday imennight, Thomm Deckhouse, John Elmore, John
Dantrick, and Kohert Jac-bs, four pilots, left Dawdle, retry in an
open yawl for Orford H men, and a very Mary gale coming on moon
afterwards, the boat upset in Hollesley Day, and the four men were
unfiwtunately drowned. The boat was found bottom upwards in
Orford River the following morning

FOR PRESERVING BIRDS, &c.—First cut the anima!
from the head, or rather breast to the vent, and lake out
the ervwdls as carefully as possible, so u not to dirty the
feathers, &c.; then cut off the legs at the joints nearest
the body, and the wings in the same way; next cut the
body from the head, as high up the neck as you can reach.
and also at the tail. In small birds you need not take out
the bones of the body, but cut oft as much of the flesh as
you can, then clean the legs and wings, leaving the bones
on account of the joints in shaping, when stuffed. Turn
the bead through the neck, and cut off the neck close to
the head—take out the brain', likewise the eyes, fill the
head with putty, sprinkle the body, &c. with the mixture
(mentioned below), and till it with tow rubbed in the mix-
ture, cr powder; sew it up with a fine needle and silk—
get tome wire according to the size of the animal, and run
it through the legs into the head or wings, and make the
eyes Of black scaling-wax, but glass ones are better: then
I shape it as you wish, and tlx it on the wood, or in whatever
r way you wish. The mixture—Tobacco grounds, ilb.;
burnt alum, 20z.; all-spice, ‘20%. ; calomel, Ilb. To make
tohacco grounds—Bake your tobacco till cris e, then rub it
between your hands, or pound it.—Asvab o Spurting.
At the Assizes held last week for thelsle of Ely, the
it
new Chief Just:re of that district presided for the first
II time; when the chaplain, with more than common infeli-
city, preached before him forum the following kit, viz.—
" Thou art weighed is the balance, and found wau*.ing!"

LAW INTELLIGENCE,

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WEDNIESIMY, Amu. 1t
nave la OrudAru, lepre the Leta Oomphlnlet ea/
Special Jerks.

DICK r. rumens:lh
This want i action for breech a premiss of rnalfhlgre wed t •
cited eery universal interest. The C;ot.rt wee ertisidefiridt eashihr
auditors ; many of them fashionably 'homed females. The plebe...
tiff was the daughter of a dissenting ellergyman usw, Oath
the defendant is also a dissenting clergyman, and des pegabee
reacher of Moortinds. The plaintiff's are was real sob/ b
Mr. Ittenvonan and Mr. WILDE, and Mi. 13CaltLeltl' =id
Mr. Ciuseet appeared for the defendant. The muse Wee NW •
celled en until after touch arrangement among the Coseeel; ••
the Jury having been sworn, the *Wings weille.epened by lir.
Wieur.
Mr. 111101COVI•D said—lt would hart born my duty my Lord,
and Gentlemen of the Jury, to havestmed to you the dftenamness
of this most painful ease, had it not been Ike some osonnwnitelletie
that hate tskt•e piece between me and my Learned Mad% the
Cow .el for the, defendant. The substance oldies eentaturden-
Coto it is die !nib Out, learned Friend, Mr. dessiest, mon Sr.o
es
Mr. SCAILITT said, lam airways ansiese, 040/ItialMa d the
Joey. in aeons, of this nature. to avoid a discussion which mm wilt'
excite angry feelings, and particularly 20 when die partisan/IN in
the very respectable situation of the plaintiff and defeatism IN abs
pretest action. The defendant. when I bass the hawse; _41,91311.-
matins. is the motor of a oongwegution of Diessumfa, IMO Illeettf•
seen it gund, in obedience to the duties of theireenseienes, NO Serb.
rate from the church of Scotland. He is respected by hie •
non, and his mihistil bin proved most beneficial to thes,~lfe can
is more anxious than my etient to dispel Some Ile.
pens shich haw. obtained cirodation a Ms WON& '
grown, throtighluse, 'of declaring, that the tesoppy 1 sato,
this proceeding has not originated in any fault, stellar -
of the lady, who was long the abject of his shies*
Thoth* might and obtained her alfection he is ready, use
to acknowledge but to mast. His aulionnedilesedese
,evotatoty did planets ,• and mast unquestionably the
Now, if any credit had hitherto been given to a semen W...e
defendant did not solicit the affection of the plehoill, this
don, which the defendant now maker thronTh ate, most forme dead
sign each a statement to rude discredit. arcumstenees star
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which he had no control, and which no man oeuM
deplore, prevented hint ham Mining Ms pan of the illasnt7mlLlMlNl.lll4
was the unfortunate victim of domestic calamities, which Val*
could not, in the eye of the lint, Amnon his edit/net; 11114 he
thought this bite d,eelaration—this.alistinet disclaimer of Ilselise
ever inlsl Sod to cut the shadow of an int:mistiest apes • the ebb.
recta of the Lily, should satisfy her hien& mid bowing assts
this apology, it would rest with his Learned Friends rule seer
side to pursue whatever (nurse their discretion wand
Mr. Ham/anew, form the p:stiff..-1 esn wee* Tee.lllPleleb•
men of the Joey, that it glees me unfeigned sodellectiett, time
without abandoning my own deny, or the interests ef miedikist,
MK accept the apology now made. The plainte is • of messrespectable character; her object most unemestioashly INK
persecute the defendant, nor ter seek for damages fee the beat!of
a contract for which no damages can adequately None, hat fee the
sake of her own character, the purity of which mast iseehably
suffer from the minontivet. (lad knows I hope and impose it got
different) unintentional misconduct of the defendants is
must Buffo in the estimation of her own frinitis -in the opinion if •
the we-Id; but still more, but far the explanation gismo Were
must her high and honoutabie reputation suffer in the estimedess
of that widely spread veils huts conatmenity, of which bee eangesidel
father forms a noon distinguished 'Moment. Coming ban with Me
other ottject than the. visdicatitto of that It •••61
nowt painful to her to indict any uptsecemary
who profeseed, and [behove felt an honnerside lire
which meet u_nquestionably she returned. Fer thee 1010.111)_.1111.
friend, of the lady, through me, most properly is emosairm 11.
accept this apology and abandon the suit.
Mr. v t Ibe very dinette,' to which trey Luna
Ft lend has alluded is the best peoof of the
speceability.
A Juror WWI then withdrawn. said thus the am amid, MY
much to the disappointment of die Wks.

rioxi:air v. !mean Mfg asto'fasst.
This was an salon kw hbeL The plaintiff is MI attenter. Odd
the defendants proprietors of lag plontimor Alvertider, and thit
imputed libel was containe4 in a polio/ mere.. whichoslreil
that newspawr, retie:dug upon The conduct or the
Three 'pseud jurors apperred.•
The A .6 • deemed pealing a tale&
The Loan Creme Juswicit.-Does the Gented let the tleu
fondant pray a take
Mr. Buotrottan—Certainlynot, my Lea.
The case therefore dev•ped. ,

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IbISOLViNT DEBTORS' COErIITr
LON zsuAY, Amts Id. -
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Mr. hie Lenard. hue of ' • Weasestsookiss. se
Ave &see God had sarteye. • fee "
Ma Use •
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sappwled obs palliasse.
Mr. Hiiir pat so Gorda i seressolsg Es Epeohliths EEO •
dosoli.ing *rather, whisk aborted the visa bertheilthe
creed ~.party, er odoorwiee eireeped it over itlreih seastait
other addeviis, even by pisses. of the same ofg
eeriest, aod Banniers, ahead muds ass of Soseetivosoth
The cams. weal wield soul
Morseet. then the Ilse* se
cif ths hoolvent. occupied 111Weri howls, notwitheente
iagMr.lisarwespewed I, is deormisselo evrallagath asaastrl.
Instep et the insolvent, valeas actetruy shiuuaala atipsasit
_adyiall
he del oat the silidavita which hod bees red by Ildr. M . dar
Cheetah; but, far equivocal oreacea, the Leaped
was obliged to is
that deterikesise
kin Vo•Loca rows, evidently at a km what some M adept.
when
The Cater Consessiowas thid—Well, Mr. Mak,
haps you will peat out the folio Is the selsthak sr hslessiwt
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where this property is montioned, or eft alluded le.
Mr. POLLOCI made no reply, bat peocooded to easeilso hilo
that. wbo deposed un oath, teat the name alluded to Is the
I 'admit of come the depouents, is being couveyod to Rost. suers
he sold him ea set-off against a debt, and the foresee 01111.4711111
to Mr. Wright was to secure him hum as indemnity for root sad
cases Es guaranteed to pay. The property behead so thotiqp
Valentine Leonard, his too, who purtharied it of the asepses
thole a cosacoisaioa of bankruptcy, which arid spina her
Is (bid, but which, after • litigation of six yours, was suparoodel.
and the petitioning creditor compelled to pay nese sees. Mid
late father-in-la rt was asamad Valente* Oise, who begoostera
property, which was of large ionesat.to Ms (insobvens%) child.
non.-his wife baying a lien mores donee hoe hie, over weds
pr„ perry be Imo sw control. The wiimowswg-inachinir, ploughs.
ac., alieged to have bees roomed clandestinely, was p• open,
wader the will, but it now baleoged to Berge Valeatiss, his sslo,
who was in Lourt.

Mr. H ter re—.Tlten let him go out St COM for dB! peemet.
The insuive..t was Lien further es- nued at great keiptil bet
be displayed a reasideable degree at nun reeervanoe, aid he
replica were not maiden:el ; hen, to claw cerise amingsen
points, Mr. MEATY crue-exansined the istentet, who seed
moat he bed formerly bees au extaosive landlieldn, but of ese
years a land surveyof. le eatimated his intim at 1111eL darkly
1843. Mr. MEATS, wished to Wear, as he had lied no books,
from what nerve tut drew his caleulatioa, and toe wham be had
acted P The tannot astusiuted te the Court, that be was me
bound to ontioa the mum of his employers.
The Cowan, however, held the question to 11.1.1qgitimete.
The insolvent then stated, that Ise surveyed, during the year a
question, for Mr. Hobbs, in the county of hotnen.3, and for Jon.
Money woad, Esq., of Nightingale Hail, Essex, in the employ of
one of whom he remained two ta.o.ltbs, at two guinea per day._
tioorge Vslentine Lainaid, the insolvent's son, waa caned in
Sad examined by Mr. PO L LOC ll.—He stated that be was a a...4s
draper at Twaston, in Devonshire I that he purchased the &no-
tary co, veyett to Air. Wright at the Ulna of his fathea's thicslues
in 1813 re 1811 ; he was then 17 or Id yous old, and am WV f 8 sr
mote. Ib. mummy so purchased was tee the bent& erns new
whose money was paid toe it. The moss haul neisined in the
possession of his farber ever since. Has ISMS, by semi mean he
could not captain, transferred the property le him, and he dele-
gated hi. fa.her to dis; use of them, and accoent to him Ise *epee.
seeds. the was in the constant habit of leading his fader eseasg,
and wee new • claimant for about WM. 'rho last advents was
when he bought • mare, gig, and bantam, which bad been asi.
quired about.
Cross.examined by Mr. llCATlL—Witness compremen with
his creditors in Use year 111Y1. stole 'bids time he bad Mitten by
COMMillsloll. The furniture is queens was at his father's at that
time, and his creditors knew of it. and considered it we not his, as
his sister's money paid Mr it, hence they did not claim it.
The witness was then examined at gnat length as to the time be
lent his lathes money, frou. whet revenue he whined it, and whit
nativity he took ; but his acswen were VSKIN and contradictory as
toe extreme. He seemed to . ens-tuba emuccly scything relatiel
dates, sums, gm, which n.diteed the Chief Counnissioner to address
I him thus :—" kir, amongst other tbi:,gs, du you kept that pis
are now on your oath ?"
The whiles answered and mended with bin testimony.
Mr. 'Wright, a respectable arilelUX at Eveshem, to whom the
property was conveyed, stated to the Court, that be took it at the
request of the insolvent, and paid out the distress foe rent and Wigs
due. lie was mamas 401., although the insolvent had debited luse
with lI4L
The Curer expensed their satisfaction, sad said so hemmed=
lay against Mr. Wright.
the evidence being need, Cowed were heard on behalf of dish
several cleats.

The enterCousttntorea said. that supposing the insideet
was in a at ohm for adjudication, the Coen would remand him hie
• considerable term ; but that not being the me. they had inehtlit
cause to adapt at their disnesioa, and which they would pamak
via. to dismiss the insolvent's schedule—a schedule to which he
mine them to sues its tenth, notwithstanding the postpaid@ seers
'ions and grans iniamtatemeuts with which u abounded; ash
schedule too which his. Learned Cense' had not prayed ft bei
ainended—• Misr met of his incapability of making it scampish
with his vim wee testimony. Attar retorting on the manes la
which the in•olvent's se had given his widows, the Owes amkund
the adwdule to be dismissed.
Mr. Commissioner Hamm is perfectly cincused in tho
pronounce , and' maid it was the greatest mercy which court=
tended to the insolvent, who, had he ventured to to the melt
'of stab a schedule. would have Ms guilty of the loadist 'wisp
which mild be imagined.

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