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of his invoice, in order to renew in C stile, 01. in
Arson; the tiiiirop: alit exhibitions of his mili:
tare genius, which he displayed. at Marengo, at
g,:,:c;ti.z, at Auerstadt, aud at Friedland, there is
reason to believe that he has other designs, and may.
form necessity, though not from choice, embrace
outer Counsels. Winter, and mows, and finni",
mid desertion, and defeats, may tame his spirit.
sad compel Ilion to temporize with those whom he
csanot subdue. We repeat it ; he is too wise ever
to pass the Bidas2mi, unless he curries with him a
mural assurance of racers. TALLEyitAt,o, it is
Nal kuowoi, never has approved of the attempt to
place JOSEPH on the Throne of Spain. He ven-
tured even to express his conviction of its impru-
dence before NArmittosi's journey to Rayonue
April la-t. He has never receded from that oil-
nien, though he continues to retain his place in the
confidence of his master. There is reason to be-
lieve that he has proposed and urged to Bon.t-
evert: the necessity of do.isting front nil ~,terpeize,
in which all is hoz 4.1.41, um: ahe all may be lost.
it is added, that overtures Lave been already made,
Loth to the Ether, and to the son, tending to 'l-
ke the former to return to ~fait. as King; while
rEvins AMU, oil lois marriage with Mademoiselle
Lt PAGEIIIs, would be: likewise lileruted, and
a:lmm% 'edged by the Usurper, ns the he,otionate
L.lr to the Spanish Monarchy. Letters of a recent
date,, boon Germany, received in this capital, ex-
pressly relate the story US having obtained belief
on the Continent; and alien we reflect ou the po-
tation of BONAPtETE, and on the impediments to
his SUCEC:AI he.) and the Pyrenees, at the present
searni, ttre Uutialot consider such a compromise :is
ulto4ether improbable. We ore persuaded, that
if it were really made, the Spoutiurds would reject
it with indignation, a. pregnant with mischief, dis-
cord, add destruction. .1 short time must, how-
ever, draw up the curtain, nod clearly skew
whether force or negoeiatioa is to be the mean
by which NAPOLEON hopes to extricate Ilium:lf
from his actual situation.

We, this day, restooe our extracts from the
Swedish papiir rcceited oa :Monday. It upp•rarr from
them that Naive frigates of the Russian squadron
remain in port our of whirls was dismastill
aid sgrouttd.—The others were watching au op-
portuatty to escape.

On the approaching inquiry intUrthe expediency
of the Portte4sl Convention, it is hoped that no
partial reistrietion will be laid upon the press, re-
s:.iecting the proceedings of the Court, e, was ;Le
ease in Gcliend NV HITE LOCK es Conn NI ai tiai for,
slide the London Newspapers, in direct ohedieoce
to the autho-ity of that Court, abstained from the
pi:Micah:in of any evidence, till the whole . was
dosid, the Irish Journals. hen under am suds re-
strictions, published, daily, bill reports of the pro-
cecoi.:l4s. winch were (mired into sit the Neiss-
pai.ierr of England, those of the Ceti:tail ulcme ex-
cepted.
The td battalion of the eth Regiment of Foot
will mach Mtn Oxford, to two divisums, on Privily
and Saturday next, on their route from Whit.
chnreh to Ptiveievy Barracks.

The Statita fro te is arrived at Plymouth from
the coast of sjotiti. Letters of so late a '...tto n, tl.e
31st Octetitr hare rcorl,sl town froze* St. Ander°,
but they make 110 'mention of an engagement laming
taken place.
The George, HALT.. ictilmi on the 2*th A tivt,t,
from the Nore, for thr Baltic, and has not since
bra heard of.

TheApporeesinn, --, front Stoel,liolin, for
Dublin, has put into Car6crunn, with detnege.
Loving been roil fold of.
The Sir Sidney Smith, M.linnzer., from Swe-
den, for Liverpool, up wrecked in the Orkuvya.•—
Crewv wired.

The thrre ships of the line belonging to the
Baltic squadron, which arrived on Sunday at Deal,
are the Victory, of 100 guns, Admiral Sir Jim',
SAuNAREZ; Ccntner, 74, Admiral Sir SAMUEL
Doors ; awl the Implacable. 74, Capt. MARTIN.
The French squadron is L'Orient consists of
three sail of the line, and five frigates. apparently
ready fur sea.
•
A private letter from Holland states, thatiosawn
Bow A PARTE is to he king of Prussia, in case of his
failure iii Spoil).
A Court Martial commenced its sittings. on
Monday-, at Chelsea, for the trial of a Quarter-
Master in the East London Militia. The charges
agatast him are, fur making fraudulent over-
charges on certain regimental necessaries to the
nea-commissioised officers and privates of his corps,
anal for unofficer-like and ungentlemanly conduct,
ro getting drank with some ofthe non-eoutinissimwd
officers and privates of his regiment. The Court
sat till three, and adjourned to this day.
Vestenlay CH 4111.111 FLoweß, Esq. Lord Mayor
Elect, was sworn into the office of Lord Mayor,
for the year ensuing. The price of bread was or-
dered to be continued at 1.. 31d. the quarteru loaf
of wheaten, and Is. 3d., household.
We have, with great regret, felt ourselves com-
!wiled to make some harsh strictures on the late
coudiict of Sir F. Bozo err; perhaps he may hate
felt some degree of pain on perusing them ; but
sure we are that the puffs of a entail' Minivteriiii
Paper must hare pained hiM ten-fold more. Can it
be credited, that the principal Ministerial Gazette,
so long employed in heaping oppio:iriont on op-
probrium ou the devoted head of the wortile Lbs-
ronet—l.v depicturiw, him in the blackest colours,
mid holding him out to the es:erration of his
remarry as a dupe, an incendiary, cud a traitor,
should now have discovered that his conduct. rr-
apeetia; the late Westmiuster meeting, has atoned
fur all. rod converted him into a true and Not
luau ? Sir ERANcII may hitherto have desoised the
scurrilous attack of the print we refer to-•••hat we
ilsink lie most resent the palpable malignity which
!mks under this airvol exertion ia his favour from
each a quarter.

(NTELLMETCZ.

COURT OF CIiANCIMY, WarmingTra. Nov. 6.

SHIRT amlorfitas b. WEST LEY Slid OTHERS.

ThIS Vit:lS an application to the Court to give fur.
ther directions to the Master in this cause.
Sir SAMUSL itOBIILLV. COUilide: fur the Plait,-
tith, stated, that the only question fur the Court
to determine, was, whether several sums of money,
bequeathed by John Hurst to pay certain debts of
his brother, James Hurst, ought to beer interest
The Learned Counsel cnitten led there were !sat
two ways for the Court to consider it; the first,
that the Testator had tales the place of his bro-
ther, and made himself balite for his debts ; the
second, that lie had bequeathed the several boltss
as legacies. He contend-d, that in either ease they
could carry interest, and that the Platatitis wire
at touch entitled to the iatereat as they were to the
several autos bequeathed. He could 'not take up
the time of the Court in making ally othecoltser-
rations, us he conceived it was a principle so well
bud down, there could not he a doubt of it ; he i
therefore nested his Lordship would direct the
Master to allow the usual littered.

Mr. litcitattn,i and Mr. AI...XANDES, Counsel
fur the Defendants, the Executors of the Testutot,
contended that the Plaintitla could not expect to ha
placed in a better situation than if the brother of
the Testator were alive and solvent, and that it
could never have been the intentilti of the Testa-
tor, that the several aunts should have Isirtie inter-
est . :hal it the Court decided that they should, it
wohl,; to making a will Mr the T-stutor, contrail
to tits iote•atiou ; that a general provision for dons
iu a will well Id make them liable t interest, lint
dire not entitle them to curry totem where such
pro.ision was not made. Under these considera-
tions, they hoped the Court would be of opinion in-
terest ought not to be allowed.
The Loan Cpascgt.i.on observed, that it was
impossiblc the Testator could have t .ken or consi-
dered those debts us his own. It apwared to him
it was the intention of the •les•ator that those stints
should he paid. The question then was, whether
it was not a legacy, and ought tint to carry interest
Dorn the Testator's death we, inclined to
think it ought—he tbe►efore dire-ete I that the
.Master 111101111.1 11110 W fonr per cent. interest from
the period of the Testator's decease.

LOUD RANCLIPF V. PARKVIS.

The remainder of the day was nec.ipicd by this
cause. Mr. ROUE.I.!. Aliened it, but .1 .d ant finished
readiag the proceeding's when the Court us/jourued.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. Y.

GUEST V. GITTEN.
he ATTORNEY-i;ENERAL moved for a new
trial in this ease, which, he s.tid, was an issue under
a private liichanwe Act, tried before Mr. Justii•e
Le Wane, at Sinewsbury. Certain 1.11.14 were to
inelosed, and the Commissioners desired all
persons having claims to give them i . The Plain-
tiff uccorthoglr put iu his claim for a right of
cominoli fur sheep ; but the Camitsis,ioners ordered
this to he unleaded, according to a printed form
they bild prepared, or,:ich was sn w ,rdesl as to ex-
press a right of common for all coin amiable cattle.
Upon the trial, houtver, it was obje Zed, that the
claim was larger than the right whist the claimant
was entitled to. The sheep-right wi • prove', and
specially indorsed upon the potted ; b .t it was ob-
jected that such an indorsement was contrary to the
would practice, and of au effect. rise Plaintiff
boding bittisvti in this situation, his only resource
was a new trial.—Rule granted.

Kl%Tb.t t. MILES.

This was an action against ine Sher:ff of Mid-
dlesex, for :nuking a return of walla bona. to an
execution issued at the suit of the a4ausat
the property of the Dulot of Sussex, iu liensiagton
Palace. It had been :rued for the Sheriff, that
belied no power to levy in a Royal Palace, and ilk
verdict of the Jury had found, that kensinguitt
Palace was still to he con.idered as a Royal Resi-
dence, and, as such, all those residing iii it were
protected from execution. The sum .or whieit
ecut ((((( taut heen issued, in the pr. sent instance,
was 40001.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, Mr. G,►aßow, and
Mr. rosttrio, this day shelved cause against the
Rule rirr a new trial. They stated, that every cir-
etinistame tended to !Mew this Pala -e was still to
be considered as u Royal Residence. There were
house-keepers and servants kept eon tautly there;
there were state apartments, and a bed kept con-
stantly prepared for Hi■ Majesty, whenever he
clra:e to go to it ; and there were .tl•o the re-
galia, with a throne, together with aoirtments al-
lotted for the Lord Chmailwrhito.

It appeared likewise, trout the evi lencc of the
witnesses, that Guards were re4ularly mounted at
the gates. Although Ili, :Majesty deal not at this
inoinent actually reside iii kei,sington Palace, yet
it did not pretc it it from retaining the char icier of
a Royal P.tlace, and even of a Royal Residence. it
had been also proved that divine iterviie was per-
formed in it by a Chaplain appointed for the pur-
pose. If it mould be shewn that by the direction
of II a Majesty this Palace had been dismantled,
so :is to render residence inconvenient, that mi4ht
have been a strong eireurnstaixe in support of the
contrary argument ; but is this case it could he.
shewn that the whole establishineut enumerated
had been kept up by His Majesty's orders. There
were none upon the estuldisho:ent who igt I a per-
manent interest, hut they were rich as Ilis Ma.
jerty could turn out tO-morrow. Ilia Majesty
passed tent very little time at the Palace nt' St.
James's, hut was it to be said, that notwithstanding
the Royal Standard was often dying there, it was
not to be deemed a place of protection ?

Mr. Seijeant WILLIAMS. Mr. Nlbinttesl-r, and
Mr. BURMr.LL, followed in support of the• Rule for
u new trial. They argued. that His Majesty *ewer
having resiJed at Kensington Palace, in hi...capacity
of King, it conk, not be looked upon as a Royal
Residence, and that perionul residence was atoms
lutely necessary to entitle it to the privileges of a
mortuary to debtors. There were psirsoor a► pew
sent residing there, who we re actually tenant, to
His Majesty, It *ha for the porprwe of supporta
i!ig the Royal dii,:iity„ and to prevent disturbance
during His Majesty's presence there, tba such a
privilege was originally granted to Ro)el Resi-
dence.

In support of this dietrine, cases and
antliorities were cited. :the only pilot ut Lome
.A.r.arti to he, whttherillisTritilege had been
a eil proptee rever.entia.re leer; or, pi watt
reverential* person*. rilie of the cases •littsgti
that it was unt of respect idthe place, lila all soesp-
ed to concur tit it. beino-tiot of relpeet to the Re:-
Non of the tioyeretsim tie palace were to be con-
Niaere.d as a Saitc.9Ary, Oa account of lion*.
texpers, gardeners, and servants being coustaotly
kept i.r the li,m.e, a great many places wou!,l
14r-
trune sanctuaries for di btu •s, 'aid great chief
inigrat thence art.e to the community. Stich was
the case at the Palace, or rxiii4's tiduse, at Ne.s-
anarket, the Cockpit at V% huehall, inn at the
Tower ; yet it lia,l never been argued that thee
could now afford protection.to debtors.
Lord EII.gt4a9ROUGH inquired if the palace of
Hulyrood tiouse, in Edinburgh. soil afforded pro. ?•
tecttou to lebtors ? and wee au.wered in the affirm,.
alive, it having alway. 4 been a sanctuary. Lot. lib-
staiitling the lion-residence of Kings.
Mr. 'itime informed the Court. twat it eon'
. 'listed with his knowledge, that writs had f,•enueii"iy-
•been executed in the Ku les House at Newimuket.
Time Count thought that tiles was a qaa,tiu., of
eo,,4icirra 'le um a,rtau and extent, anal thereto's:
they wished to take tal.ale time to consider it.

.1 of hit invoice, in order to renew in C stile, or is 4,.• IV •C L.4o' rNraLLtaiNcit. • In support of this dnetrine, sriieitil eases anti
s elves. ......e‘4
a, ges,ion; the tiiiimp: alit exhibitioes of his mill= Mal/ .ri' 4e'3l'• ' • .—...amest--- antliorities were cited. :the only ',obit ut lesue
es - COURT OF CIIANCgaI, WEsTraissTra, Noy. A. .e..e.rtil to he, whttherillisTrivilege had been a, ,a, - boy groins, which he eliaplayeth at Marepeo, at . - - sets art. At
. meetly g.a.‘:odpropter reprernlia.a Awl; map; Yekr*
si Aii,e,eai•z, at Aucrstadt. aad ut Friedland, there is .• - i _ , ,
Ye' SHIRT and nmitas tl. WESTLEY nod °TREAS.
. . reverenrians personar Y :solar of the cases she alai
'zr reason to believe that he has other designs, and may. itt c. •ye
.1 ea. • This was mitt eppecatton to the Court to give fur-, that it was oat of respect lathe place, het all sasem-
ai farm necessity, though not from choice, embrace
TREAT!: E. then directions to the Master in thinemote. ed to coiscur in it. Lento-rim of respect to die pry-
Sir SAIW6I. ItOSIILLE, Cottage: for the Plant-- son of the Sovererajur , If a palace were to be cop-
ret other Counsels. Wintcr, and sIIOWs, sad famine,
--.....—.....
tithe stated, that the only rourstiou fur the Court aids red as a sairc..aary, on account of hawse-
mid deaertiou, and defeats, may mine his spirit. DRURY-EMIR.
to determine, was, whether beveral sums of money,
The Opera of The Hammed Tower was ter- keepers, gardeotes, and servants being cuuata,.tly
reel compel liimu to temporize a ith those whom he formed, last night, fur the filet time this sestemi. bequeathed by John Hurst to pay certain debts of ',cot ,•„ ti,,, h,„,„„, a germ ,wwt,y 1,6,,,,, .runlet 11,..,
,-..
•
csanot subdue. We repent it ;he is too %vibe ever t his brother, James Hurst, ought to bear interest %on 41,0104 y WIAS made for Miols. LYON, who was to come sanctuirrien for di Mu 's, 'and great rot:chief
it;
•
The Learned Counsel keniten led there were bat
11: v., puss the Bidmemi, unless he curries with him a have pertiorried the part ef Lady Elinor De Coary, ,. , . . inignt thence art.e so the commuisita. Such was •
mural •urienee of wooers. l'Ar,sseiss4o. is is and the iirmlulgence of the audience was requested two ways for tee Court to manner it ; the first, the ease at the isei„,,e, or rti,„4.., 'ladies, at ;eel_
that the Testramir had taken the place of his liro-
for Met. MA MEWS, who had melertaken the part. anarket, the Cockpit at V% Michell, Mei at tire
501 kuowin never hat approved of the attempt to et „
t air. accesses wits also the substitute for Mr. BAN- then, and made himself liable for his debts ; the 'rower ; yet it had 'weer been argued that titre
place JOIEPII on the Throne of Spain. He ven- second, . that he had bequeathed the eeverul sums
a' NNTER ; and both were very well received —Mrs. could now afford protection.tu debtors.
as legacies. He contended, that in either tared even to express his conviction of its imprit- Moe 'trete, in eideem, though filllowingthe much- rase they Lird EllettraoitoUGH inquired If the platers of
• would carry interest, and that the Pliiianitt were
donee before N Aeolian/4's journey to Ravonue its admired original, Madame SToRAEL, acquitted her- Holyrood Minute, in Ediuburgle 4411 afforded pewe
feself matt succetsfully ; she smile Whither ,rny lure, us much entitled to the interest as they were to the tecttou to debtors ? and was answered in the• affirms
April lit-t. He has never receded from that opi-
severe' rums bequeathed. He could 'not take up
pr. with great taste, and was much applauded. Mr attar, it having always been a sanctuary, mit a lib-
nit:a, thou eh he continues to retain his place ill the ~
DRANAu, 4, Loni „haw,
was,
us,
usual,
excellent, the time of the Court in uneking any otheeeliser-
latmeding the non-resuletice of Kiugs.
confidence of his master. There is reason to be-nations, us he conceived it was a principle so well te and executed the beautiful airs of thepart with Mr. 11•'t LOON infonued the Court. tenet it con-
here
that he has proposeil and urged to Bowt- peculiar Leer, le-irate, amid delicacy. he op. bud down, there could not be a doubt of it ; lie 'listed with his I
kaowledge, that writs had f,•egueo•iy- '
ranee the necessity of de-icing atom iiit o enterprise, p_sitise su was ili:milded. Mr. Dow therefore nested his Loriltiop would direct the
roe, in the .been executed in the Kates House at Newimoket.
Master to allow the usual interest. .
The CortßT thought that Om was a epitealuo of
Cr in which all ji lias ~,j...), tool a here all way be but. Betas, was ter). entertaining ; and time Opera went
Alt. lttetiertoa and Mr. A i...XANDES, Counsel ea,,.sidera de in, ,orta,,,.- and extent, ears therefore off with spirit. •
' jt is added, that overtures Lave been already made,
KING's THEATRE. fur the Delend th E f the T
ents, e Executors of estatot, they wished to take mare time to consider it.
1 i Loth to the Ether, and to the eon, tending to al- The comely of F Man in / • lland .rery lease darour, contended that the Platitude could not expect to ire
felt EINC 5. no.:IIERTT.
lit 1,,w the former to return to Srain as Ring; while the farce of Lowe a-la-Mode, attracted a mat bra- placed in a better situation than it' the brother of
Mr. GAItE,W sta eml, that lie was di sinew cal Wire
the Ti stator were alive and solvent, and that it e reI:DIN Late OH lois inarrisge with Madeenoiselle hunt and crowded audience lint night. Mr.Cooee's against the Ride for en inibrumatim in thit t Abe ..-
could never have been the intentim ot the Testa- •
t
IA PAGEittg, would Le likewise liberuted, and Kited, could rutty be equalled by the eacelience f It was on apvhcation on the part is• , tauter-ite.,,,vi
or, that the several sums should have te•rite nacr-
e of his Sir Arch Mae Sorrow". Tlx whole per-to stop the bii!ditattina of a . /me i. canswinitig ~..,
ackeoe 'edged by the Usurper, its the It...sail:rate fo ce war much applauded. eat. aed it' time Court decided that they should, it
sages that were Isbenuww The ultnlnv its were I. rt• h. womb; lo making a will fir the T• stator contrary
h..lr to the Spanish Monarchy. Letters of u recent . o_.___________ I I,a and us they related :u disputes retire. •1 as
L to Isis itiltilliOti ; that a genera provision }tor debts I° i s sad c. , i . that
date,, fioin Germany, reeeiveti in this catmint], ex- THE DUKE OP CLARENCE. y limitary,. 1 ne coma net coorenu ,lie.
lit a will moats male them liable t i isiterest, bat
pressly relate the story ms having obtained belief 130-lierty dem. I the litimeimia . atielie,e.... t, be haw-
die not entitle them to curr , littered viliere such -'
The Gentlemesiof toe Navy, who *we the ) , itie asstgne4! reeriour for it, be esir. Gunny) could
01.
on the Continent ; and when we reflect ou the po- provision was mime made. Under these conaidera-
splendid entertainment at the Crown Inn, Ports- not do good, but, on the manor much tisim toT
11,
nous, they hoped the Court would be of opinten M-
anion of BONAP titTE, and ou the impediments to mouth, to the Duke of CI •ftENCE, on Wednesday enti ri . auto a dried of to s ti'. a vac' ms: iig . e al
terra onget not to be allowed.
bus suecesa tse and the Pyrenees, ut the present last, were that wound (mid to jileitv diem.
tr. Rear-Admiral Otway, cud The L9nD CHANEELLott observed, that it was r. • .- , •
seaein, we U4iiiiiat coustder welt a couiproinisc as):ores eLLENTlOito:dild—..'• I, we puhAreßtlo., be
impossiblc the Testator could have t iken or consi-
Captains Curzon 4 sittasesHoller
not &Milt' I Lin afraid we should he &nag 'hock
r ,
altogether improteible. We ore perauademi, that tc-z: -- Oswald tiered those debts us his ovni. It tweeted to him . '
1- - i
e • n•....a Tower harm lc,' airing tufo it woos the iretielltilkelassort.'r
if it were really made, the Spaniards would reject it was the intentine of the leemor that these sums mi. :our
[ a eeeeme _ Was
should be paid. The tits .lion then was, whether ~,• ,w—`+
~ ,_ . .it with indignation, as pregnant with mischief, (Its- -- L~.~.
'1 __ 13..sca
41„,...,
.., • • .. . ,
cord. add destruction. .1 short time must, bow-i aro air assistance from those of 1114 relelleat who
as -- Ca .0% . Stewart
ever, draw up the curtain, and clearly skew - I vats think it ought—he therefore direcie I that the were opulent."
that k
Mr. •NIARIYATT, on the same sasses wadi he '
whether force or negoeietimi is to be she intii ii ememmom.....• It alma
ti Hinkle -
by which NAPoLeon hope* to extricate hinnell ..-----. that —. sod the period of the Testator's decease.
bellow.. Many of the fact., hummer, were mot
tl-
from his actual situation. ----e— Carthew • Culuaibiae. LOUD RANCLIPF V. Piitattle. denied hy Mr. Hinder, while he had Orified Mimosa ;
I. ' ---......_ At Ave o'clock the Company heaaii to assemble; The remainder of the day was eccopied by this wherens, if he had traversed the mimic re the tact.
Tl'e, this day, re unite our extracts from the at site his Royal 11:,thneisi arrived, and soon after cause. Mr. ROIIELL .peened it, but aol not finished stated in this publication, the Rule must neat...
' 1 Swedish papers rcceited oa 'Monday. It aispears from the Compaily sat doWri tO.di bbbb er, which was .uitip- reading the proceediegs when the Court adjourned. lairilyhave been rendered absolute, bit otherwise
1; them that tb,ei, frigates of the Russian squadron tames to the extmemr.-1 he dessert s‘ as delicious. --ea.-- he thought it could not. 5' ° •
11 remain in Port Baltic, one of which was disinasted
Atter the cloth was drawn, ninny loyal toasts were COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. s. Mr. Doitterae.aisu, ou tbe emma ride, observed,
/I
drunk, and when that of his Roval Highness was that the libel was io very general terms. as to M‘.;
acid agroued.—The others were watchisig au op- given, his Royal Highness ease, and, in a neat short GUEST V. GITTEN.
Minter himself; but it was published under tine
s poi-tunny to escape. speech, returned thauks, and expressed the grand- She Arroaxee-:;Esteaec moved for a new 41Am:twee of fetitt et that were very swot itte,
G ----aim—. cation be felt in once more betoinittg one emote; trial in this case, which, lie s,:id, was ini issue under rar
aanter• was not the out,* per s of Ric m Mr.
'
d. On time approaching inquiry intOrthe expediency them. In the happy circle were— , a private itic!ostwe Act, tried before Mr. Justice
lloglierty complained, and elk refi•re there were
Maikw-Cenral emailiatia, Liciasuset.Governoc, AJtuirul Lel Blame, at Shrewsbury. Certain 1.11.1+ were to
of the Portugal Convention, it is hoped that noother persons wimooe cottelpet winded rSpliiiiiitanis
ill
partial
reariebon
wilt be laid upon the
press, re_
,Slworui:s,„i, 31.:„Uir-Cone, al Putter,
.Sir Miser Cui,ta. J. t.e. n• inclosed, and the Commissioners desired all
The Arrows Es-Gt.weitaL. jut support at db.
Goy. bum Latenntsiontr Gres, Ctilusiel I itrutt, the probe's loom% claims to give 1111:111 i . 'lime Plain-
vocable the proceedings of the Court, a, aas the eursueng Se ConAlliodUrt, spa cap's:lna that Nation, Ma- ~,r• „,„,., - • • -- • - • • rule, aaid, it would he a new sort of doctrine So
i. cilia in Ociterid WHITE LOCK L. a Conn Mat tier : for, km cruh.....11.1.nu., cmgain Nixu., Aid.de.t.mp, ..- accordingly put in his claim for a right of smugger the/ becaute Mr. Hunter had cot &Mid
cominoit fur sheep ; but the Caminis,ioners ordered all the parts of thie libelloue publicat a pe_reon
pi elide the London Newspapers, in direct obedietice sod • reel•umber el Nubiliti- end Geutry.
tt to the autho-ity of that Coart, ebstaitied from the The report that his Rent litehuess was hike ly this to be amended, according to 4 printed form whit mold dud any thine io the life of some fedi-
I, publicntion of any evidence, till the whole. via, to hoist her Hag, and join lns old shipmates and they lied prepared, welch was so w ruler) as to ex- viduals deserving of reprehension, should thess--•
of cointinni for all cunt amiable cattle. , closed, the Irish Journals. he:ng under hit such re- friends, eteited universal joy and enthusewau sir ,he Press a right. , tore be at liherty to insert thin in a üblic:leases
I.erten' the trial, however, it was obje red, that the striations, eublished, daily, fiat reports id' the iwo.. mind circle at Porteinnuth.
chow end add to it Or Mali f 1 1 I he Mersa(
• o s- lors 3 as
-.s
-i et vdidgs. whatei went emoted into ea the Ness- --------es was larger than the light wiw° ? the el°°°""l ti.e to autoher i...iii;Without that anon 1 • hug tee
was entitled to.
.The slie.ep-right wit. • PrOiel, end
et peers of England, those of the Capital alene ex-
audiolis Royal Mehemet the Duke of Craitairce, power to coma him .1 Court 'maniac the lilieilts e r
specially innoretea upon toe passed ; ag it it was °b-
e; eelited. - Ile mold not admit ihis dctrine, es it inseitt
jean! that sorb an indorsement was coatrary to the
The ed battalion of the eth Regiment of Foot tertaitied it dinner, yesterday, by Mr.. Courts, afford the merits by wheel a great deal of simmer
mend practice, and of no effect. rite Plaintiff •h b • at a •t • .. d bo-
o
will munch auto Oxford, to two divitmer, ou Friday the [meeker.me• t e intri 11117 l‘ll 1 lUipU,sll) , •Il he this situation his oil resource "
end Saturaley next, ou their mute from Whits The item farce, forthcoming at time Ring's Three h'edin4 barn I" . , Y fitted it was upon that, and that Moue, a witit
,! church to Pereasey Bran:mks. tre, is culled 11;Sefroof Pr Authors, add will ale was a new trial.—Hule granted.
mutiny of tine libellers of the priewet dry erettert. '
a,. Tim. Sratita (rote is arrived at Plymouth from font some very towfal hints for the ion of Par- ut %rt.( C. PILES. lie thentfore should only lesy, that it lipj,eartd
q• the coast of sjosith Letters of so tete a tette as tic tarsus. This was an suction against me Sheriff of Mid- quite impossible the Court emaJn hesitate as to tete
31st October have rem:lied town from tees Antlers, The (*outdrew of DKNlStrin arrived, vestenitiy, dime, for :nuking a return of walla bona. to an ,propriety of this Ririe leitigigtami...l. it it were i
t.
but they make no Mention of an engagement tarring at her house in South Audleysstreet, from &lemma. execiatioie issued at the snit of the Ploilituf, naturist otherwise. he should have iio OhjerllOU Wtoa o iota .
taken place. The Duchess of ST. ALIA N's had a select party, the property of the Dubin of Sussex, iu iiensiiigtou the facts. Mr. posherty hail +griller, ore letter.
The George, HALT., sailed on the 2Ath A ie,ped, live eremmitia, at her house ill Stratford-olitee. Patrice. It had been argued for the Siberia', that while he was in emu-tele, adoreseeti to Mr. Baguets
le• from the Nore, for the Baltic, turd has not since We hare t rent pleasure in slating that the mina- lie had no power to levy in a Royal Palace, and ilia wherein he had di:teemed to publish thistbel, u. A 1
lee' heard of. Isle autl veaerable Doctor (loam, continues to verdict of the Jury had found, that keusingteti less he liberated him.
es TheApporeesum, --, fruit Stoe'elicilin, for amend flout his late indisparition. Palace was still to lie considered as a Royal Reel- Lord ELLENBottoUGH thought that the poldi-
l it: blin, has put into Carlscruna, with dm:liege, A Comedy has been received, ar Drury-lane The- I
truce, awe Rs such! all those residing ill it were cation was highly C4llll.lloilltli 111 ill. mantra 11. e
haring been rum fold of. tre, in which Mrs. JORDAN will have the i„,„eilea nroteeted from execution. TI -.le stun .or which ex- r.nly quedion. thereihre, that retianned, was, nbt-
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'Flue Sir Sidney Smith, M.HRWEIE, from Swe- part. It is called nesharui and Wife, aid tames ecut ~,,, had heel' issued, in the pr,seut instance, ther Mr. Holder, from his not having immeamed
den, for Liverpool, us wrecked in the Orkuran-e- from the pets of a gentleunni of distiuguished waS 40(101, every part of the imputation, be not ststEleil to the
In Crew saved. merit. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, Mr. GARROW, and special interposition of the Court? He could not
The three stripe of the line belonging to the Mrs. FITZHEIMILIT Will have town this day for ?,fr. ('owls,,, this day thewed cause against the help thipking, that it • limed he mid ' staling hut
Baltic squadron, which arrived on Sunday at Deal, Brighton. Rule ler a new trial. They tutted, that every cir- seante justice to refuse an information to an iiidi-
ii are the Vietory, of 100 gnus, Admiral Sir Jamas Mr. HENRY 110 PR has purchased the Dowager ctimstance tended to skew this Pala -e was still to 'Muir) applying far it under such eircumentect i
tl: be considered as u itnyal Residence. There were because he could not give mr warisitheory ee.s,.t as
SAUNAREZ ; Ct.now, 74, Admiral Sir :SAMUEL Lady. MoNSutes house in Ste, timer-plate..
me Hoot); and the baplarable, 74, Capt. MARTIN. The llarchitmeas of Dow NsillitE interichl passing house-keepers and servants kept con astatly there; to the whole of the facts detailed in the ailie!.— 1
in The French squedniii its L'Orient consists of the Christina' holidays at her 'seat iii Worcester- there were state apartments, and a tied kept Comm. This would he giving the fulleat protectem to
t, three sail of the line, and five frigates. apparently shire. staidly prepared for His Majesty, whenever he slanaer that could possibly be devised. The Rule,
t
reedy fur sea. The PORTVOMME ANIBAsSADOR entertained a se- dunce to go to it ; mid there were alto the re- epon this point, was first mentioiled in the ease the i•
A private letter from Hollavol states, tbatiosaten lest Inlay of Foreign Nobility at dialler, yesterday, '
emits, with a throne, together with a,gartinents al- King v. Miles ; and it wee no doubt a good rule tti 1
mi lotted for the Lord Chntoiwrlaiti. 'hide by as tit libels ; but he never knew the retire
RosiAPARTE is to be King of Prussia, in meteor his ut his house is South Aunley-greet.
t *Ware in Spoilt. C. JoHNSTONE, &mi. M.P. will give a grand din. It appeared Iskewive, from the evidence of the say, that every word of a libel Rune be travereed.
A Court Alurtitil catnisenced its sitting s. on ner, on Sueday, at hie house in Hanover-square.
witnestere that Guards were re4nlarly n ~,,, nted ti
at 'llieir discretion was not to be nouns down by the ,
Monday', at Clielseu, for time trial of' a Quarter- Where the discoveries of modern ingetiuity will the gates. Although 1 ims Majesty ill nor at this strict letter art rule, but to be governed by sonud 1
Master in the East London Militia. The charges end, it is impossible to Foresee. The asicieuts moment irettiallv nairle In keesimieton Palace, yet sense and reeerns, uptilicable to lac emir in questron:
it did not wet,: .t it from retairung the chaeseter of lie thought they essiii.l tot refire the Aide ;bat he •
agaiaat him are, fur 'making fraudulentover- aintaiued that Poeta tuiscirar—Row fit ; but a
r • charges m a Royal Palma., and even of a Royal Residence. It commended the Coutisel 041 both sides for ant ;on certain regimental necessaries to the writer iti a newspaper of yesterday assume tit read-
1 , men-commietioesett officers and privates of hie corps, ens, that, " among the other novelties in prepara- had been also pmved that divine iierviie was per. britieing forward the larLisallslidnees of the libel li
i unit for unotim•er-like and ungeutletrianly conduct, tiou at Drug') -lane Theatre, ii. a Coinerly which is formed in it by a Chaplain appointed tOr the pun- egaime
e in getting drank with some orthe isomeoministiotwd the prodectiois of a self-trorght bard ;" et idently pose. If it (mild be sheen that by the direction Mr. Justice Vans' unitett him tfis opinion.
officers and privates of his regiment. The Court implying that there are masters for making poets of II 4 Majesty this Palace had been dismantled. Mr. Geantaw added, that ilia an tttt :cid Mr. flows 1
sat till three, and adjourned to this day. of those whom, like iaoor Andrey, the gods did so .us to reiider residence inconvenient, that might herty, found this puldicatioo was etrophn..cd 1 of, c . Yesterday COMMIS rt.owea, Req. Lord Mayor not make poetical. have been a strong eiretuntmece in support of the he applied to the bookeellere to stop the sale
.ef
Elect, was sworn into the office of Lord Mayor, We underatand that Mr. ii tsinne, the Inspector- contrary argument ; but in this case it could lie it, and alsn to put 1 stop to the advertisernemita.s.,
shown that the whole evitablishinent enumerated Rdle.ubsolume.
ta for the year ensuing. The price of bread was or- General of Army Hospitals. Stiperiiitentlant oh' the
e sores to be continued at 1.. 31d. the quartera loaf ',Medical Staff, and Cottiptroller of Hospital Ac- heti toren kept up by His Majesty's orders. There
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA!( Nov.*.
of wheaten, and ls. ad., household. counts, has called norm all the Regimental Sur- were immie upon the tatuleithment who Lot a pi,tr- t. -
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1.
We have, with great regret, felt ourselves corn- germs in the kingdom for an *mental, of die history manetat interest, but they were each as His Ma. muss?, se *wise of r.: N.,yrA4 r. react wvi wiry.
c could turn out lA-morrow. His Majerity . !wiled to hake some harsh strictures on the late and treatment of all the (hinters which have pre- jest"' l'hia was a motion for a role to shW w cause, wily
t Sir F. ,r. pass's bite. ver • little time id the Palace of St.,
conduct of Sir BURDETT: perhaps he may have railed in their respective regiments for the last two i the ienlictoldmpect by the Defesidame should not
felt soma degree of pain on perusing them ; bat years. This will form an ample fund of useful) it tbe said, that th tl.
James s, but was
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tea eel aside, not (oily as :cohost endgame. but for
0 sure we are that time puffc of a certain Ministeritil experience in military fattener, whiell, it is imp- the Royal L. Ird was often tly tug there, it was want of proof iii support is, it.
Paper must have pained him ten-fold more. Can it a Mr. 'KNIGHT Will anon !ay before the pee_ not to be deemed a place of protection ?
The action was iiii egectiwent, brow h.. to try the
a
be credited, that the prineipal Ministerial Gazette, I:i7ern an iinpmved shape, when properly revised Mr. St,ieitot WILLIAMS. Mr. MARRY ATT. and roestion of will, or no will, under the tattles m.o. ...
SO lone employed in heel/hag ontoo:irinal on op- and selected. This mode of promulgating mend Mr. Butcaa.m., followed in support of the Rule for e,,,,,,,,twwees:—A vntleihen., mif the halter or
it probrium ou the devoted head or the worthv lea- medical facts and olewa rations, oldeined fmm His a new trials Thee argued. that His Majesty 'serer Whipily, had d;eif in cue year ism, oriViag axe- i
rorsel—°,',' deplerarj.l7, him in the blackest colours, NlAJEcry's service, was first adopted, we believe, having resided At heienintion Palaces in hiecapeeity cisted a will so far ;Ala Al.. the yito, 1;11, la which
,t and holding him out to the etcceratiOn or his by Dr. TROTTER, late Phpaeam to the Fleet, who of Kiou, it could not be looked upon as a Royal the i .essee of the Plaimmtal was the ohject of his
v coentry as a dupe, an incendiary, and a traitor, some years ago published several volumes, of meth- Reeidence, anal that pm-rioted residence was aims twenty; The Defeadaat, tieing his heir at law,
r should now have discovered that his conduct, re- cal experience in the Royal Navy, eerier the talent' lutely necessary to entitle it to the privileges of a upon ens decease search was made among his pe-
speetieg the Lite Westminster meeting. her atoned Neff/eine Maeda% Of the great utility of a work sanctuary to debtor,. There were pamitioe at lee- t•ere, ley a :gen:tem:au of the eau), of Goodall, a
fur ell, laid converted him into a true end Noe of th s nature, not only to the military oraelitioner, sent residing there, who we re actually tenants to friend of the I)efe.balakirsi Who ass., teil, chi. re rat
man ? Sir Famous may hitherto have desoieed the but le Ilw community, no doubt earn be eidertained; His Majesty, It ohs for the perorate of support/ onto...mach me be found ; lie w,.. however. oherveri
scurrilous attack of the print we refer to—hat we and AP al's happy that a man of such an native hie the Royal dietiity. red to prevent disturlxvice ,ew wc Ertl. tome papers um his pock. t, in, the coarsethink he moat resent the Palpable malignity which mind :ea Air. KNIOUT, has it so much in his Dower 'luring His Majestv's 'presence there, that such aof the seam+ ; nod, no. a hr: :e• iai iiii::, .•ed on ibis
!mit. under this Redd exertion in his favour from to herielit society, by pubhsliing a work of this thi- privilege was originally granted to Royal Resi- inahleet, he affirmed they were merely neve' it les 5. t
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