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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

OF KUIG's BENCH, Wirriel sssss , Fu. IS.
&tie,: at Nisi Prigis der;se the Lord Chief jigsaw
Er. LENI3OIIOIICII.

COURT

A%DERSOs: c.
This was An action brought to recover the amount
of an apothecary's bill ; and the principal tine--
rion between the parties arose from a charge of six
anineas, for inoculating the Defendant's wife and
child with the vaccine matter.
To prove the general charge made for this opera-
tion, a srirgical gentkrnen was called, who.eluci-
dated the subjeA with great perspicuity. He con-
sidered the charges were to he computed from the
circumstances or rank of the patient. and the cele-
brity and eminence of the physician (or rather ope-
rator). Whether he kept his carriage or not, was a
good criterion to form a judgment upon ; if the
lamer, ti'- fee WAi generally five guineas, and
'the
mach more, according to the progress of
the disease ; if the latter, it coaseetuently wa's
much less. It appeared, however, that the'patients
in question. went to the shop of the Plaintiff', where
Oha- operation was performed without any further
uouble. of either medlciate or attendance ; and that
thtee guineas had been offered in the first instance,
and refused . The Dafendant, it also appeared,
was not above the middling rank in life; and some
gentlemen of the faculty, on his behalf, proved, that
at frequent!! 4117Perank'that where-the professor of
physic was in the habit-of atte,iding the fainty; rio
extra charge was Male.; but, at all t ,s' the
sum of three guineas wai a very suffleient Itdfiapei.'-
sa-ion under the' existing circumsrincei.' 'Me de-
claration, in furtherance of the Dete-n2ant's ease.
aloe averted, that there were divers eietain visits
and attendances; which avernicins not being sup-
ported in evidence; the Plaintiff was !Consulted.:
Tilt sAitictitDtZt.
This was an imlicainvot fur an smelt It •alio-
reared that we Defendant was the mini: of Anna
Maria Good, a child *5 a.t ten years old, on Whom
the issolit was carritfoitted • all the.partielf traidgpi
in fork-erect, Commercial Road; irk' Ifosi'lrest
India Docks Some family diTute's f ariokanal
one day the child was passing ova-vete eatire of
the Defendant's house, When. her shoe got ' ahse.
and. stopping ile.fasto ft. :In gefendant, wunit
any priivocatints,' dire* 'a pail if it:
water' 4 over
her ; accomptUying-thi missy Atli:ire ex-
pi essiniis. The evidence for the prose:oos; *asa
boy, the half-brother 'or the child, and the little
girl herself, who gave her testimony very circum-
stantiallly. and without preeurication;
_hut tile boy
wnoleinot assent aery in:it-Racy siaith; trikraNaledge
of the Defendant. although he a,-frfoitted the h
given hiM a tii'ale and a'shilling when he as going
a voyage, both of which he retnrced wheals! came
back. thrc ugh
Cohesion StR.I.EMST. for ate Pereedant,
said, that if all the circumstances were filly tuirre
the Court, the cause must wear a
.vetreidterect
complexion, his Ctent having been most shame( ill
and' otherwise ill•treated, by libels heing
:nett op against her, throughout the aeigbourhood;
he however thought it better to reteffliibilti_ Ali-
sety*tihrs, foe :be time at the Defeaeliint's coming up 1
fur judgment,
Lord Ear crane o-oet :e rotted, that family
quarrels khotild be maJet the sithje& of pul,:ic
fig which, with much triers pirpriety, might
he adjusted in an amicable way, in private. HTs
Lrirdship highly rignbated such plaftite`ilsist a's
the matter had mile before the Covert, it' was ?IN
dozy, as well as that ihf the Jury, to decide the
Iberian ; and as there was no contfatilAtort otifjita-
titicatior. on the past of the Defendant, they Must
Ind her guilt,.
A mutant to that ettal was accordingly rettfrned.
• - • entremesn oriat.tv.
This was an adiorattpor. a Bill of Exchange, and
for gisorh sold and delivered.
Mr. G : saw, for the Plaintiff, states: that his
Client Was .1 rept:table dealer in birds, and lc pt a
menaccrie at the top of Totteaisim Court ''
The Defendant, Mr. Hill Dailey. wash Gent!rinal
of fashion, who, like many other Gendenv . cf
fasfiliin.had an elegant Law:try-house. as hew 's in-
stt .Red. in the neoglabrierhooil of Windsor ; and
being known for his taste. and the splendor
ra the decorations of his park, gardens, and
base, had fancied some of the Plainufs live
stock, consisting of a cock pollen pheasant, a
copper nog-necied•pheasant, and two common
he i-pheasants, together with a speaking. pairot,
.:.m; baskets, &c. the former amounting to
eiabt guineas, and the latter (Poll) to seven ; for
which re, like other men of fashion, never thanglit
proper to pay ; besides the note or bill of exchange
he had contained from the Plaintiff, for which the
latter received no value.

The delivery of the golds was proved, and the
iit exchange admitted ; but it appeared that it
was given in p.trt payment of an old debt of 1001.
due to the Defendant by the Plaintiff. The only
matter h dispute then remaining, was the phea-
sants and poor Pull. which latter was engaged to
' talk well, and with modest propriety.
Sir V. Globs. for the Defendant, said, that Mr.
Whitehead had formerly beea an attorney, but.
failing in that profession, be became a bisd-faa-
tier, and the Defendant, having lost fool. by his,
the Plaintiff's, last bankruptcy, he wished to re-im-
horse him as well as he could. As to the parrot, he
Was not pnrchased by Mr. airier. bet a friend of
his took a fancy to him, and he was sent to Mr. D's
house on trial. whether he talked well, and was a
bird of mo-4iity ; and it was positively agreed, that
the Plaintiff was to take out the va!ue of the phea-
sants in zoods at the Defendant's feruitnre calico-
warchou,e, is nonl.itreet, as a sort of mutual ac-
commodrtion, by way of compensation for the
'owe*. he li.id sustained by him. The bill was out
of the question, as it went in part payment of the
of I debt.

These fah were proved by a Mr. Thomas More-
laud, who had azcompanied Mr. and Mrs. Darley
in tLir cart tge, when tie birds in question were
chosen, anti the agreement before-mentioned entered
into. He hitmel: bad tancied the parrot. and paid
for it. tatrongh Mr. Darley.
The cletk of the Defendant also proved having
received dire tians to deliver goods to the amount
to the Pla•ntitl. but ho never called for qt. tn.
Lots' E. Leatacraourt thouzbt, front the re••

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denee, that some mistake had orkdit or the part of
the Plaintiff, and the story of the Defendant was ,
the more probable. If it waived Any corroboration,,
the evidence of the clerk was suit cient.—Verdica for
the Defendant.
When the Jury for the forenoon wit about to be
discharged, one of the genti-meo made a complaint
cf one of his brother Jurors, who, he said, lisp '
insinuated a challenge, because he was some time
before J,e could make up his mind on a cause of
day before.
Lord Er.r. eNSOROUGH observed, that every usage
on a Jury, had a right, to have his mind sous=
:rod lie hoped nothing of that nature would
azain, and that they would unit: in the arnicalk
tio.chatge of their public duty.

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CLERKENIVELL ,ESSIONS.
11.14 60.rdre Mr. M aatit ono reveret ,seminar
trifiei. Allen. an attorrey, was inclined for a
riot in the house et" Mr. Watts, a shoemaker, is
'Greatlurnstile, Holborn.
It .appeared, frank the evideece of Mrs. Watts,
and some other Wietielsste; that the Defend ret, nn
the 14th of last month, came to the housa of the
Prosecutor, in cr•rneaoy with a Mrs. Rowell,
who lodged ea the ,econd ,Or. 'l'bere hest bad
a dispute sprat short time beabre, imetweas
this NI, s. and Mrs. %Tars, in consequence
of w_h4 • r 3. Watts dhl not light her and
the up srairs. _ Mr. Alice was ino4-
runt at this, and; eschsiniaJ.,..e that tipsueh he was
a Lawyer. and cepld iisgeneral see his way in the
dark, yet he thought.ivaseeessary that be should
have a light in this infante." suliintry client*
induce Mrs. Watts totting a candle, an the Ve-.
fencOnt, after ahtz.ing the whole family for mine
time,anitt bringing a crowd ;boat the ewer, denten
proper to break the bisausssmlre and then dantrreles
carpenter for making the% "fib slight. He pro-
*ceeeifeW in this unruly manner for some time. and
'at length. Mr. %Vans was obliged to send for
watchman. and have him conveyed to the watch-
house.
Mr. M A 11“. P : sin was of opinion, that this could
not be considered a riot. but a mere trespass, and
the Jury therefore ifeleabil :he Defendant.
SID II'') O. Tate PARIS* 01. HA meow.
Mr. AKA,' stated. tles: this was an istellehltent
against the Parish for a nuisance, in trot leart
the road over Wimley Green, between the tWsse
and four ut.:e stones, in repair. fie them called
W. Lambert, who ;Toiled that this read was se
bad, it was impossible fcr a carriage to pass it.—
Ter roa4 was new, it had been made iii April lase.
and two pond ones had been stopped fp 4=2
10-fore ties was begun. An *bk.:lion was here
taken to :!-.e farm of the indidenent. as the wide.
under the ,Insure AO, WAS not ind.dable Walla
twelve maittry after the road was riri, ed. This
objection was allowed, and the indictment fell lam;!
our. d.
T
.7„*. Greer was indicteefor parjeee, antra-1411
bare tree committed by awaiting an affidavit amass
tring WHIM 10 a jitoble, 1* the case of GrISSII
e,,,Vjetl is the Baer..., Bemis. Vet, phsvaraidenr
the opening fig t:nunsel, the iedis:ttneet was sleaeb•
esi, affidavit ant being eorieetly sopieiL
Tha hurt the.shaserie disposed of all the indicts.
)ac übt Aciptuiwd ntil;; F.; idas'. .
serm-seesesemeseme
14.741C1ir.
110Sr•STaziT,
Yesterday, a labnuring man, in the employment
6f r. Jonathan Passinelum, a farmer, olf ,North
Itseß, in the parish of Heston. was brought before
Mr: Been and bit Was. Paxson', charged with a
Misdemconer, h ant propkrl7 performmg a certain
crietran. It appeared, that the Prisoner, after Lot
harvest, agreed with Mr. Passingham to thresh a
lain of wheat. at seven shillings per quarter. For
sime tune it was suspeded he left a quantity of wheat
in, after he had tied it up in trefise., as straw. On
Friday, Mr. Passineham went to the barn to gen-
mine the noises. and was convinced a quantire pF
wriest was ie n; he thererote took a truss to his
!wow: and it reethresbed in his k:trt.ll, and
got upwards of a quart of wheat fiom it.
The MAGISTIIS rr.,, very p-operly, convined this
Prisoner under the ad of the 20th of George 11.
and sentenced him to one month's bard labour is
the House of Corr-Winn. lb. Nlassisrs arts ob-
sarved, they hoped, an punishment would prove a
warning to others.
Two brewer's dray:ten were eonvieted in the
penalty of ten shillings, on the complaint of Lord
Portsmouth. for riding on the shafts of a dray, on
Saturday, in Camden 1 pals.
A man in the empioy of Mr. Broadwood. the pi-
aoo-forte maker. in Great Pulteney-street. and so
ostler, belonging to a public-house in Keesington
Gore, were charged with stealing a nu/unity of hay,
the property of Mr. Broadwo who has a country
house in the neighbourhood of Kensington, and
has bay brought from it, for his horses in town.
W. B. received information, that his men sold hie
hay on the road. He, in consequence. employed
a female servant to watch them. on their weY to
town with it, last Wednesday ; when she oSserved
them take a truss off the cart. and give It to the
ostler, who took it down a hoe. In consequence
of the detection, one of Mr. Braadwood's men Las
absconded. The Prisoner, were folly committed
for trial.
Yecterday the Loan MA volt ecdered the price
of Bread to he raised to I2d. the Quartern Leaf,
Wheaten. and 10td. Household.
STAT. LOT ranv.—The Ticket. No, 10,730, as
first-drawn yesterday, entitled to 20,0?2. I. was sold
at Messrs. HAZARD. Burnt, and Co.'s 015ce.
Royal Exchange, in one Fourth. one Eighth, and
ten Sireenth Wares. Tickets and Shares, warranted
undrawr., continue on Sale at the above (Mee. All
Tickets drawn on Saturday neer, the Fifth Day, will
be entitled to t2l. each, and the first-drawn oa the
Sixth to 0,0001.
Every Ticket drawn next Saturday is sure to be
a Prize, and ese First-drawn TiCket on she sixth
Day is sure to be 20.000 i. ; therefore, those who
Trcbase now have a dr•uble chance, as ever,'
icket dawn bet-ae the Yeth instact is cure to be
a Prise, aid ever!, I.iita) Prse already drawn ayes
Weasels! io 51atti

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NATAL INTELLIGENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, Tel. 17.
Arrived His Majesty's ship Tuipllene from
Sailed to- Prince of Wales, .11&strives, Mars, and
/ensile, on cruise.
ling Mat .t 's ship Avenger, with her convoy,
hound to the Msditerranean, dropped down to St.
Helen's this afternoon.—Wind S.W.
&AMIGATIE, vet. 17.
This morning, the part of the German Legion
Heavy Dragoons, commanded by Cot. Baton Beek,
that leaded here some time since, marched from
begun foe Canterbui y.
The transports. with troops from the Elbe, which
arrived in the Downs yesterday, have sailed again
to day. with orders, for Spithead.
DIAL, tau. 17.
This morning sailed the Prcepern bomb, with the
Datoss Royal ya,St. Sir 1/Pillion, Beesley, Waiters
Cruele, LJ-d Codkreesh, Trior, elsee. and the Cr Pet
East lnit•amen, and the rest of the outward-bound.
ice. ondeeconvoy, to the Westward ; Themes frigate,
and Mestlese prelim. for the French coast ; Fame,
man of vou, and the Herfeesie armed ship to the
Westward
Comedown front she River, the .41.1evie4 Coetk.
• Deed Seen, two Jesse Datedes, Wahhenestew, dew-
got aod loos Eabt-Indiitzw.n ; Marian, Wilson ;
sod Times, Dairynsnle. for Statism's; and sailed
7 *trough the Dowse to joie the convoy which sailed
this !anions* to the Wesiwa, d ; also His Majesty's
Asp seeffeco.—Wind N.N.E.

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FROM LLOYD'S LLOYD'S LUIT.
mum*
AA DaressesethaaThe blare, Kirk here Diem.
As Pettenteush —The Ehasimids. 'agents'. Gosh Trinidad.
At its ....o.—The Dev..,,shr is, Proms, Ifni% IP,IIOCIII.
IN sisa 0 yr1.,....T he Goole, Soapiest. Irmo New Tort,
At i5...r.u.5....Tia. Verses, Montgomery. fawn Landes.
At Lisdsma...The Gc.sighp, haw taredeuedneud.
.At G•iniiip.a he A lay ache, from Mteitai.
• At CeNtawase igeaiia, Smith; Tielent. Tanner, and Harte.
ca.... —, item Jamaica ; Quaint% Aram's, Reese. from
; sod the Se Aston',, Gomm, frmt Sr. übts.
As 1111.9deetsell.selmnr. Woodman, from Maks; Society,
Illoarel. Ire i; Nearatandlevd.
. As Aeliask.at be R1Eterpri5e,............., frees amslessess.
CORK, Fes. IS.
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NAVAL At:tIDENTS.
'The verliselepastuous weather, lately se mon-
s legt amt, has been produeree of several
1, occurrences. The brig Hope,
, SIN Was with rum, sugar, and cores,
t. fillaaht wlas the shore in the heavy gale,
•litst. of Lispatriek Strand. to the
the Old Head of Kinsale. where she
Bearreevv, me lentil Friday. when she was forced
tepee she oak end stoveto pieces, and the cargo
=loot. The crew, 14 in number,` were of
nation% and consisted of one Swede, a
Pearafnlea, two Spaniards, a Scotch, 'and an Trish-
a
native of Berbaciues, and the remainder
• men. They clung to the broken wreck,
which they were reused by the exertions of
INlcaluirf Pee*. who imposed their own lives to
Ilse SIMI illlntintilt peril for their preservation. with
the am:option af a Spaniard, whose back had been
babes try the falling of a yard. Among them was
' a men, wises* sofierieg sad adversity are pendiarly
vrterreasing ; he had been Captain and owner of a
valuable ship in the West India trade, and. in its.
&avowing to escape from a Frisch rivets's. had
run his vessel on shove at Jamaica. where or was
asattrietely but, with her entire cargo. A few hue.
. deed poneds. in specie. was an be had preserved
from the calamity ; and this second unfortunate ac-
gident. depteord him of this small sum, with which
be was mummy hems. The benevolence and hu-
i. Inanity ad Mr. Kearney, new whose residence (Gar-
tees-town) die wreck occurred. were extended to
the relief of the wretched sufferers. He bad them
immediately taken to his house, where such refresh.
smut and accommodation were adeniuistered, as
their misery required.
On the preceding day, the brig Raiser. from a
Scoter port, was driven at shore on the Strand, of
which the Hops had enehorrri...she crew were saved;
the vessel was also expected to be preserved. The
Kweheetrese sloop of war. front Portsmouth to this
Fort ; the yam, from Bristol to Jamaica, list to
join convoy here; and the Ahoy. of Greenock,
Irons Bristol to Limerick. were driven into Court-
, usarherry harbour, on the 4th, by the fury of the
gale. 'llse limell,eiress was under the necessity of
threariog several of het guns overboard.
Last week, two vessels arrived in Long Island
Channel, a few miles to the eastvrai d of Crookhaven
harbour; oae. the Mows, last from Surinam, bound
to Lembo'. David Klegg, master; the ether, the
1 Fees of Liverpool. Braithwaite, master, last
front Jamaica. The Few was ore of the fleet
which left Jamaica under convoy of the Thew fri-
gate. She experienced very stormy weather on the
passage. The newts had also very dreadful wea-
ther on her voyage. and was obliged for her security
to throw overboard a considerable part of her cargo,
which consisted of coffee. sugar, he. Ac. It was
with much di/lenity those vessels reached Long
Island Channel, where they at present lie in safety.
T 91.1 are placed under quarantine.
An occident, of a truly melancholy nature, ae.
curved at Cove yesterday. About one o'clock, the
1, britewpie, of Livrerpo.d, near 600 tons burden,
I bound to Jamaica. blew up with a tremendous ex-
plosion ; from the main-mast aft was blown to
pieces. There were several ship, lying near her ;
but they fortunately sustained no injury. The ef-
feet of the explosion was, providentially. perpendi-
color, to which circum,tance. their escape is to be
attributed. Two of the crew were saved by the
timely exertions of Mr. Michael Raines, Chief
elate of the ship Speed...tail. which lay almost along-
side of the nritomaia, as well at her papers, and se-
vet al other articles of considerable value. The mow
creditable anxiety and activity was evident in thz
isernsts made by the boats of the men of war and
merchant ships in the harbour, for the preservation
' of the fluting property. The part saved is .-..ii
board the Sp.r.ore4—and, for its security, an Offi•
ter'''. *lard rt Marines has been made tip fogs the
&Re, en, trig•tes, and sent on board. The Nrse
Cr.' el .u4i ".: m's hooker, and the Courtrn7hookr-,
a .6.,,r) . - 411 , 1 ~:ti.• the same übjea. This ter-
, %-r4,; , •r• -.. 2, to the c•re.ess manage-
-1,. ~ •,.•‘_. _ foe? ot:ne, W.lere the Mate
43.; . • ' *to tilling powdor. '

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Inv INDIES.
JAMAICA, OLC. 14.
A.duel was fought. on Tuesday morning. at Fort
Augustus, between two Officers of the Id West In-
dia Regiment, quartered there, when one of them
Was very dangerously wounded, the ball having
struck him jest shove the temple.
The same day, a Cototter's Inquest was held on
the body of Lieut. W. M•Kinnon, of the 60th Regi-
ment of Font, whn put an end to his existence, tl.a.
morning, in the city. Verdict—Xi/led hi,ssrl►' with
a pad, sn aft if mental derangement.
Dec. 28.
A French squadron has appeared to windward.
but of what force, is not yet ascertained. Two ships
of the lipe, and a brig, have got into Martiniqiie. ten
leagues to windward of which Admiral Cochrane
was cruising. with the Northern/ter-Lod and Arias.
The Cappteet frigate, and L'Hessr.nr sloop of war,
the latter of which was to hate convoyed the three
vessels to this island. received orders to join him
immediately.

Extras, f-rom the log-book of the brig Per, Cap-
tile Gardners—" Dec. 16. Spoke the American
schooner C.rlerrt. 14 hours from St. Christopher's. '
bound se, North Carolina, tlw Captain of which '
vessel informed us, that a French squadron had ar-
rived at Martinive, consisting of few sail of the
line. and a number of frigates. the weneber of the
latter he could wit recent& Dec.... 19 At sir. p.m.
epebe the brig Anoutes, Capt. Price, frown Tomesla,'
issenti to Liverpool ; sailed from the above-men.
signed port, on the 14th inst. in company with the
horoomird-bound fleet from that island, 'but having
sprung his mainmast, he lost bit convoy, and was
then endeavouring to make New Providence He
also informed us of the arrival of four or six French
line-of .battle ships at Martinique."
The Flyiner-F,« schooner, of 10 guns, Lieute-
nant Price, arrived on Wednesday. with the Ameri-
can schooner Jaherr, from Dominica, for Crooked-
Island. with rum, sugar, and coffee. detained by
her ; and the brig f xperiinext, late Capt. Logan,
which sailed for Halifax, in company with the last
homeward-boned fleet, under convoy of the Diana
frigate. The brig left this port with a crew chiefly
composed of foreigners. At night, when col' Mule
St. Nicholas, Capt. Logan, while ia the aft of ex-
tending his arms to help his mate to some meat,
on the stopper-table, had a knife plunged into his
side lay a Spaniard attending, and instaatly fell.
The mate was dispatched by a handspike. and the
mutineers possessed themselves of the vessel, with an
intention of bearing of. Something in the manage-
ment exciting suspicion, the Flpiae-Pit6 ran down,
boarded, and re-captured her, and the mutineers
were immediately taken out.
When the Elperinext was boarded by the boats
of is ar(rie: Fs,h, it was found, that the Captain
had boo dead about two hours, his scull was fiac-
-0040, ami there wore five or six s wounds near
Mt belied.. The !trate, who had upwards of fifteen
im tilhe itiver pert of his belly, expired about two
einlock the next morning, and with his last leraath
ilaciarod, that a foreigner, French or Italian, who
has been brought in, was the murderer of the
plamere, sad. he believed, the ringleader of the plot.
On the appenach of the Fl.tiaz FAA. three of he
j
mom took to the jelly-boat, but were run d we in
it and perished; the second mate and three seamen
are Low on hand Le Payee frigate.
The Surgeon of the P.lerell sloop of war was
tried on Thursday. by a Court-Martial, for tattled
of duty to a wounded seaman on board. found
peaty, and sentenced to twelve months imptioon-
mint in the Marshalsea, and to be rendered inca.
pable of ever officiating again in His Majesty's ser-
vice.
The slave ship Brian?, had arrived at Port
Royal. after a severe aftion with the Serene French
privateer. the same that captured the Chute fait'
picket. The Renard, Captain Coghlaa, has cap-
tured the French privateer. Bellatia, of three guns
and forty-five men. Our cruisers had re-captured
several American vessels. which bad been taken by
French and Spanish privateers.
• The Rey, Busies, from Surinam, for London,
was demoted at sea, en the 296 of Janeary....trew
saved.
Thai Fame, Wittss us, from Bristol, for Ja-
maica, is captured by a French sqpatirom.

PROM LAST loi/GlirS GAZETTE.

PUILIC FUNERAL OF THE LITE RIGHT HOW
WILLIAM PITT.
Cal ice 11 Arras, FA. Is, ISOG
[The first two paragra7hs of this article are the mime which ap-
peared in Saturday's Ciaterte, end were Inserted in our Paper
of Monday
The Peon. Peen' Soll‘. the Chief Mourner, hie two Sup.
porters the Asortant Mourner., and Relatious ref the de-
ceased, are Psqussted a asitanilile at 1011 .duck em Ritorday
wienaieg romp, in the Moose of Lords{ the Mrsuabeas of tlke
Mom eiCholitorems MAIM* aids House; the proof Pan ..
who have duties to perform In the estemndly is'ShmrttraDSkir,
looeloyaro the if-,use of Lords, awl the Clergyklaerstry, vie
ashore. tote-mime to walk is the Pi...coition, in Coroonmo;
0000411 odpinuag. The Nabilay, and thoo oh, are U.
seetble in the. Ilona* of Loots, are requened m in in at the •
Puke of the Ho-re of Lord. $ the Ntembeh ei the Hone
of Common., We Right Honourable the Lord Stove?, Alder-
men, &e. and other persons ut the Preeemion, at the Door
itioditig 40 Muff t,l Cutil tonne from Old r, ter sad
to sword eunfu.lon, thic coaches, they lotting down, are SD
return the same way, but to prom.* through Abiligdon.atriret,

•
N a. There will not he any passage to the Paintari Ciao-
bey amiush Weat.ainatio-hali oo that in-rni.ig.
ka,e,ratte.ef.e, Feb. le, 111011.
Co •e of a !AMC (PAM V ice-Adendal Cosnmandow.;n.
ud Hit Vl.air-tv'i Slows sad Ve:-.ets at J..na.ca, Ito
W,ll.au Matedars, Esq. dated at Per Loyal, December 1%
1110 b

Si melon., !nu • c,,ry of a letter I have rseeivod beta
Ca;42.11 Mavihnn.ll, et the Bacchante. Aetotinoll roe of
hit La,ep captor el the tiva,ii4t pri•atesr .chc...ner Auree.
I am, kc. J. R DACRES.

Hue Slajeity's thy luirlaaalst, at Sea,
leth N..teenber, 1905.
SIR-4 hem A* boom, 4 ,nfeemine eou, that, in making
off toe norttretst sod. to t the stove %wood to 'hi, ad*
of the Wand. ere ditcotonert a w anions unseat the land
wring Our alt+lerNe.e ut ,104 611:,11g 110:11, I 40.4 of% and
eat chased by her until the found Inn mit.lte, el eiu. h
tacked and made a!! tall; awl, it,lee a chase seven h sun.
we run .smug awl brawled .he Spatilni erii•nione
the Let Do. Marto, Cainato Ealletim Gam,. of Mew-Om
wen, Sir Pour dirt front Colo, nad viLen mahtng, armed
with tee three rund.in, and In at respe:ta porfeethr peeper...l
An ►..artisng. rime of the p,otat meet creo are Swift nowt&
d. 1 late t►e lio..nter to hz,
R Ni 4) ‘CDtifINELL.
118 leto• vet 1.. Rear %Camel
et elm heel, C

Os of another letter Grim vice-Adioirsl Dun.% &e.
to William Maeda,, Esq dated at Pon Royal, December
IT, 140).
MR-+I transmit herewith, f.rr the inforesation of their
Lordships, the copy of a latter froth Captain Clghlart, se-
qoatheint me of the capture of the BeFlees schooner privateer.
by He Majeety's .loop Renard. I ere, de.
JR. DAORT.3.
Iliejiney's deep Reined, Pert Royal
Hari ee, November M. 11011.
SIR+.I hero the *ewe to aegraaint yew with the capture
of the Fritheh privateer @choosier Rellona. an the 11th vitiate.
~ tint 0144 After a tang elutes and 60.11 e bring, at the north
side oN it. IThtleallgh. She has four eerriage.fues
and lly
Mill; ran .evolt; days Gem Berg germs, had taken ewe Aintari.
can brig. She is only four 'nowise old, and is auII/WOW the
fastest sailer trot el Cuba. I hare tlth hei.oor to he,
'FREW •H COGHLAN.
To 3. R. Decree. Lq. Rum-Admiral of the
lad, and Coesetanditaiin•Chief, &c. acc.

IPAITNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Thomas Ty* MI. Thomas Tyro, jon. Thema' Kirkby,
and William Rebinsee. et Iseedretreve, in Liverpool, ►rewaa.
Tab it, 11106:

Timis Robertson mg 'nem. Shadforth, South Sisi,lds.
little Monty of Drohorn, repoenakers. Feb 14. 1406.
Shaw. William frank, William Hoorklsh, and Jo-
seph Ridge, of Sheffield Feb. 14, 1106.
John Fartinvors, jun. Char es Barnes, George Soomieo, and
William Bettye, of Gateau, na Moochers/sr, is the comity of
Lanea:t-r, dyer and printers. Teo IS, 16%.
Robert Copeland Paso, Robert Harrison, Samoa Nieboloso.
Henry Bedford, and JOisol Coo KaOroo, of Hall, In tin
county of York. blokes. Feb. 1, 11114.
Mop Rollo* bad Witham SOWN of Liverpool. Feb.
lireb Ird Genie. end Robert Antos, of Miseintlem, in
she ear of Look/a. Osc. SI, MOS.
Smoot.' abs., nouns Gecko, 'An YON", and Jonathan
Healsan, fet Marschesser. caber-ormiers Junes,, ins.
Henry Weeks and Williams Marsh, of Sr. Mary-iodloorro, in
the county or Middlesex, dealers and chopurea. Jan. 04,
111011.