The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-12 00:00:00

AT CHCLTLrItAM.

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Cunt s‘lti.t,rall, Lunt and I. d. Dc Rtaq•riere, Ho 1. Mr.
Sir mid Lady Smyth, Co.. SGn6, Major Ki
rtianKoi, 3t.rn r L.,,te, Capt. Ham-..ond, C.ipt P, re;*.a,
Mr. S_u.• Mr. Rrchnsan, Mr. Liver, Mr Dewy DJ-
railort, NI:. Wacker, Mr. and Mrs. Wvlsh, Mr. Irrnan. Mr.
Writer, Mr and Mrs. Robins, Mr King, Mr. KA'. Mr. F.
Rob•rt..,,, Mr. Wel+h, .•.Ir. Ato.ley, Mrs. and Two Mrs
*fret., Mra n-,•hatthnot, Mrs. V 1.2111, Mrs. Wary ILiniiron,
an.l M Fer, Mr.. Delany, Mr,. Donovan, Mrss Oliver,
L'•t k mulish, MIA Amelia 4c. Arc.

♦T CLIFTON.
Lord and !Mr Mont.rigfi..l,l, Inn! and Lady Coslord, Sr
AAR and Lads Risen, Sir Allan and lady Plriaeo, Sir Allen
LA Las J.ihris in, 114 n r. Cul. and Mrs. Burton. Sir Thorns
SiA II V. Lad, Wright, (;01. illAchfool, rapt. %fotshearl, Mr.
and Flyntly, Mr Warre and I:4.ailv, Mr. ash' Mrs.
Uaralan, Mr mil Mrs. Vaughan, Miss Sisalay, ire Sc.

AT NOTWALLS.
Hon S.- Th,eas Dusbar, Rev. G. ,n.l Mrs.
Plerel,,,, an:t &tits Welsee, Mr and I'AN Graffo, Mr.
mid Mrs. G-4,l,•yer, Rev. R. Montfort, Lieutenant
Mr Jackson, M, Jon?., Mr. finsott,, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Floury
T.gh-, MI6; H!scles, Miss Sanders, Mu. Fle.ehar. &foe
Carters I so Mks Browns% Lads Itiat.ltt. sr.& Miss Runlets,
Mr. Mr. tkdaptei.r, Mr. Parkhurst, Mr. W.
Johnsuti,

We unslcrs:and, that the EmpressJoscrrslKc has
just sent over a most superb copy of a work on Na-
tural lhstory, exquisitely coloured, as a presem to
Sir Jost PH &isms.
iWO Ca A MOIL LONS of the Esctt tonna are not
in•l;xly compared wits the two Kings of Brentford,
smell' 'gat one nosegay.
Mr. tut r, in a me urn mood, has taken to wife a
r'tmg lady of 16 at Ro mingham, where he now
atarts the part of nedid. married man.
..
Mrs. MOIL; NTAII was taken so ill at Doncaster,
as not to be able to pursue her journey for Hull,
*hereht she was expelled to pet form on Tuesday
Li.
On Thursday last, Lord CITA R LES SOMiltlifT,
who had vacated his seat in consequence of beiag
'rated Joint Paymaster of the I' orees, was re-
soegh of
RzazeTtative in Parlinnsent for the Bo-
ourh. On this occasion, an elegant
(rimer was given at the Beaufort Arms Inn, which
l'as honoured with the compan of his Grace th
Duke of B
SAS:TORT, Lord Ay ISTROII SOStalltT,e `'nieral Rooks, ice. !cc. • and the evening was
crowned with the
st kstivi a harmony.
Tilere is no pubtCl:atElribitiont i y ndn
the Metropolis
Illhich has teemed such general approbation as the
P ua,. resque View of Rome, at the New Panorama,
tn° Strand. Lt is a suleit of equal entertain-
and
n'eut to the Philosophic and the adolescent mind each may
not
/4" u to
ain return with a degree of gratification,
be obted by asy of the frivolous amuse-
-41 lbw day,

LAW INTET.LIGENCE.

COURT OF KING% BENCH—GetLonaLt, Jc►♦ It.

Si:tings 60:)re Lord EWA,. BOROUGH and a Spccial
Jury.
ROOKY! W. JACKSON.
This VAS an anion tor money had and received
to the I)cendant's use.

The Plaintiff is an Under-writer, and brought
this at9ion to recover from the Defendant 1,0001
which he had paid as the insurance on the ship /Cdr.',
tinder the following citcumstances, as stated by Mr.

A Danish vessel, called the Chrieignur SenrrauT,
with a valuable cargo, was taken as prize by an
E;r4lish cruiser, and carried into the Cape of Good
[lope. !!pon investigation, she was given up ; but
was in sn bad a condition, as not to be able to pro-
ceed on her voyage to Amsterdam, for which place
she was originally destined. The cargo being to he
disposed of, Messrs. Greetnier, Trail, and Taylor,
agreed to purchase it. It was to be consigned to
the Defendant in F.ngland, who was to accept Bilk
to the amount of t 0,0001. These Gentlemen pur-
chased the ship Kitty, and procured an order from
the Governor to trans-ship the goods, on condition
that they were to be sent to the original place of de-
stination. The goods being bought in cheap, the
partners thought proper to put 501. per tent. on
them on the insurance—and, instead of sending
them back to Amsterdam, they were seat for Eng.
Lind On the way, the ship was taken by a French-
privateer. Atlions had been brought against the
other Under-writers upon this ship, and were after-
wards abandoned t nut the Plaintiff in this aaion
had paid the insurance in ignorance, and sought to
have it back again.
Mr. John Taylor, broker, was then examined.
He said he had been employed by Defendant to
make the insurance, and that, in consequence of
direlions from the Defendant, he made applicat•on
to the Under-writers to make an adjustment of the
account and pay the amount ' • but tt appearing tnat
the Witness had not settled any of the accounts
personally with the Plaintiff, he was oupossattad.