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London, England, 1805-03-16 00:00:00

was the mere 'fell of oplory nod not fir town-
pence for any real He denied the truth or
the storiestold by Mr. OA atoinin their application.
He did not mean to deny th* the fence was pulled
down, or the pony impounded; tint they were ca-
pable of explanation, which would give a very dif-
ferent asped to the case than that which Mr. GA a now
had given it. He admitted that his client was
wrong; but he had ailed under a misapprehension
of the law, conceiving that he ought to have had
notice before six o'clock in the morning.
Verdi& for the Plaintiff, damages 101. 6s.
This was the only cause synth reporting on the
Civil Side.
No trial of any interest occurred upon the Crown
Side.

NAVAL INTELLIVENCE.

PORTSMOUTH,M•RCH.I4.

Arrived the Zrphyr,llfetenth°, ira !afield, Samuel,
William, Amphitrot, Canada, Ariodne, Agnes, Jane,
/iferus, Benson, Valiant, Prince, and Elizabeth, tran-
sports, from Southampton.
The following transports are ordered to Ply-
mouth, viz. the Ajar, Planter, Ann, Ronal African,
Harmony, and Witham. Fourteen other coppered
transports have received sailing instruCtions ; but
remain with the Curlew sloop ot war, and her convoy
for Newfoundland. Wind S. W.

PLYMOUTH,24•RCkI 13.

Came in the Ajax man of war, from a cruise;
and the Frda tin Frcindwhlß, of Lubeck, Toel,
master, from Nantz, for St. Ander°, detained by
the Nik lugger.
HARWICH, MARCH 13.

The Mang packet arrived here last night, after
landing the l lamhurgh and Bremen mails, and se-
veral passengers, from Heligoland, at Yarmouth.
The Atseiland packet, Captain Bridge, sailed
this day with the mails and one passenger for Got-
tenborgh.
DEA!, MARCH
_l4.

Arrived the &Ilona armed-ship, from Ports-
mouth, with a convoy, which are sailed fur the
River ; the &Mona remains.
Came down from the River, the Aforninglou out-
ward-bound East-Indisman Swift and Diligence
East-India pilot-vessels, and remain in the Downs,
with a large fleet of ships of war, defence-ships,
transports, and outward-bound vessels.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
a. _

At ll—The !Onion-a, M'Bride, from New York.
M Dubin—The Madborough, Adam.; Robert and Sarah,
—; Louisa, Roans; Two Friends, Hughes; and &menu,
irom London.
At Koplin— Tim Charlotte, Newton, from Briotol ; Ceres,
c..les; and Codhook, from G.spee ; Racoon, Re..
krud4e, from Jersey; Bell Alma, Le GALS; And Unlphin,
D:sanus, from Newfoundland.

BURY, MARCH IS.

At an adjourned County Sessions held at Bury on
Monday last, the parishes in the Western spatt of
this county were fined 201. for each deficiency ne-
gleaed to be tilled up under Mr. Pitt's Defence Aft. '
These fines are to be raised by separdie rates, made
after the manner at the poor's rates, from which all
volunteers and p:rsnns who have been balloted and
provided substitutes during the present War as ex,
empt to the amount of a M. rental.
The Postmasters General, for the particular ac-
commodation and safety of the property or the
inhabitants of Bury, have contras ed to being
the mail coach from Newmarket through Bury and
Thetford. in its way to and from Norwich; whii.h
will commence on the 6th of April den. A plan
so extremely desirable, that it is hoped the same
will receive encouragement from the neighbourhood
commensurate with its distinguished liberality.