The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-02 00:00:00

C.'ERIII7C4TE.

July.= Thomas Hymn) and William Hunton, of Thorn-
ton-le Moor, Yorkshire, lien-manufa4urers and co-part-
ners.

IRELAND.

/

DUBLIN,
,JUNE 27.--Yesterday morning arrived.
:froM England' the Marquis of TAVISTOCK, eldest
son of his Grace tile Duke of BEDFORD. ki,c Lord-
ship went' to the Vjce-Regal. Lodge. in, ti'e Phcehtx
:Park, ,aUcl intimation -- of. his
:arrival there w;is-hiS-2'
patched tb his Gnice the- Duke anct Duebess of &ri-
roD, who were at iiilruudery, the country seat of
Lord MEATH.

The. Spencer, Holyhead Packet arrived yesterday,
'with the Mail, and the following-
.Passenger 4 :
'Major-6.eneral MiANlq,'Lietitenant4;olonei D'AricY,
MeSSri:POLARD,BROWNRIS,EDGR.*ORiH,PEARCE;
PRATT, FRARN, PIiILIPS, J. JOiiiISTONE, of the Lon-
don Theatre, ANDiRSON and FITibtRALD.
The different Circuits, it is supposed, will com-
mence nearly about the same time, at the end of
next month: In older More Completely to equalise
the bUsiness, it is said to the,conternpiation of .
the Chancellor to take 'Ennis' from theMutister Cir-
cuit; of which foimed a part,' and to
add it to the Connaught. Circuit,' in which event,
Carrick-on-Shanr on wily be annexed to_ the
west Circuit. The Judges met and Chose their Cir-
,
curts some time ago. The Chief Justice Do;kvtiEs
and Lord NORBURY go the Home • the-Chief Baron
O'GRADY 'and Mr. Justiee DAY, 'the Ba-
ron GEORGE and Mr. Justice MAY2q.I"; the North-
west ; Mr. Justice Foy:. flcl` BatiOn
the North-east.

Letters Patent are preparing,. and will soon pass
the Great Seal, granting a pension of 406)44 year
to our Chancellor, in the event of his retiring from
his -present situation. Sir MIcif.AEL SmfTif; the
Master of the Rolls, receives a compensation of
-2060.1. per annum ; his Deputy,
It is reported Mr. RICHARD CURRAN,. the
Barrister, will ad as deputy to his f‘lthrr.• ,
The following. is a corre6l copy. .0t the Generals
on the Irish Staff, from the 25th ins(--General the
Earl of Rut it NGTOti, Commander of the Forces ;,
Lieutenants General FLOYD, A. CAMPBELL, Sir C.
ASGILL,'.TRENCII ; Major-Generals Hon. R. TAY..
LOR, V. PATILETT, F. CIIAMPAGNE,
.DUNK, ALEX;.
METRICK, VANSITTART, ARCHIBALD
CAMPBELL, AFFLECK, HART, COLINCAMPBELL,
WALLER, ARCJIDALL Brigadier-Gen-ends Lord
CONYNGIJAM, PETER DYOTT, GAMMELL, CROSBIE,
11. WARD, and DENITAM. •
It is said, that Lieut.-General FLOYD will com-
mand in the Limerick district. . .

Mr. FLETCHER, we understand, is to be the sue-
CeSSOT ofMr. Justice JOHIISTC.N. in the Court of
'Common Pleas, an appointment which is to take
place before the ensuing Michaelmas Term.
We understand tharvery great bets, were depend-
ing upon the astonishing pedestrian powers of Cot-
LI ER, Who some time since waiked.froin Athlone to
'Dublin. He is a native of Duleck, County of
Meath: His preSent task was-a still more arduous
one ; he was to walk 70„Miles in 10 hours, and this
astonishing journey he performed in less than 8
He carne from Gorey to Dublin, Went once round
St. Stephen's Green, and afterwards proceeded. to
Bellewstown. The Englishman. who was pitted
against han,.after striving to,keep up with him for
2 1 miles, was obliged to.yield.-Dubtin E. P.

A Petition was on Thursday last sent to Sir RALPII
MiLßANKE,'ilart. M. P. by .hit to be presented to,
the House of Commons, from the Wives and Chil-
dren of the Seamen belonging to the Port of Sunder-
land„, now prisoners of war in I!'ratice,. praying the
House to take their case into cOnsideratibn, and to
adopt such measures as they may think fit, .tp.bring
about an-exchange of prisoners, and •by that
means
relieve
from
relieve thrn omthose great hardships they Inow
labour under,- It was signed by 185 persons,
hav-
ing among them 541 children.

The great celebrity of the new Spetacle of The
Moors and Africans," now performing d the Royal,
Amphitheatre, has reached the ears of Mr. Mango
Park, who, in a letter to a friend, expresses a hope
that he shall one day or other behold this grand
and interesting Piece." If such is his wish, and na-
tural enough it is, when his own researches forms
the groundwork, how would •his pleasure ;be in-
creased to witness, at the same time, such a pfienti-,
menon as Richer on the tight rope, who_ quits the
metropolis after Saturday next. - -

Lill' REPORT

COURt:OF rusz.33.

PILE V. FRONIONT.

THE wife of the Plaitititf- was a p?,lsenger in the
Bath coach, of, which 'the adendaut is Proprietor.
This a6tion was brought 'for the sum, of 14s.
the value of a parcel of clothes she took with
,tier
whew she 'Went by that conveyauce.,
Ain GARROW said, thiif,,the good old ldiv was.,
. _

that the proprietors of 'public carriages should. be re-
sponsible for the whOle'value of goods‘ lost by their
Gentlemenservants; these Gentleen had, however, dicovered
a way of placarding notices, that they would only
be liable to the extent of 51. unless a sort of pre:
miurn of insurance" were giVen. I.;lckily for travel-
lers, no such insurance, was necessary in order to
make theSe persons responsible for limbs and lives.; •
and very lately 7001. .was fecovered' in a case of this
kind. Adore recently still, some of the Jury Might
recolle&, that one of these coaches was abandOncd
by_the driver. at Reading,- when the horses- set oft,.
and a most valuable life.w.a4.sacrificed. Fortiniately,
they could ,not .say, " You did not pay me a price
for presenting you at the journey's end with whole
bones,;" and if they delivered us minus an arm .or
leg, as the laW now stood, they were responsible.
I'his the Learned Counsel thought Was a new e se
inasmuch as the' goods accompanied. the passenger,.
and as an additional Carriage f e was,expeCtect where
rile weight exceeded fourteen" pounds.
Atter the proof on'the. part of • the Plaintiff had.
been 'proceeded in, , "

• Sir VicAßy GIBBS Said, that client was not,
liable, because no evidence had, been- given of .atiSr!
application at, the office at'Ba:li. • _
GA/tßOW.repli,d, that he •was-not bound-to
sliew more, than Clat the Parcel was delivered safely
to the agents.of the Defendant in London.
Lurd LLENBOROU(aL-" .1 think they are bound,
,ta-deliver the, goOds at 'the place to which they-are.
destined, but it is incumbent orr you to demand-them
at that -place, and you have not•done this. I-am
sorry,-, not 'to-try. the questiorr'on the merits,.arid tc
turn.you, round upon such an objeCtion..° The agents;
of the -coach-office in London are not general agents,
but only agents fora particular act."—=Plaintiff- tion-
suited.

111IPDLE'SE.,C SESSION.

HICKS's HALL, tvxsmAy, JCl.y.is

An indiamfmt was brought before The Court, at
the • suit of an inhab::tact of d' lime' 'near: Cat and
Mutton Fields, .charging the parish with having ne-
glected to repair the lane, notwithstanding thelisual
rates•were pod by the inhabitanfs.
In defence it was argued, that the place was only
a passage up to a farm:-yard; that when.hotts. es were,
built on the side of it,' the footpath was repaired fOr•
the convenience of the inhabitanfs ;, but that.the.Pa-
rish Oflicws'never considered the' plac.6-a highway,
and,therefore had never attended-to the...at-nation
• . • .• •
the carriage-way. • • • •
, The Court, however, declared the -lane was ju a
similar situation to Beaufort-buildings, in the trand,
Stratford-place, in Oxford-street, and many. others,
and that where houses were hulk,
.it was a genetal
principle that ,a certain spacef was apportioned as a
• highway for public' use. the watching and lighting
of thevace also made.the point almost indisputable.
The Jury found the parish--GuilV. ,
John Lavell, Esq. an Officer in , the Army, and
MinY Sands,,'Were tried on a chtirge of riot- and as- ,
sault in t:,e ~ouse of sir. John Lewis, an apothecary,
in London-str,:et, Tottenhani-cOurt.roact. In. the
cows of the e...idence it was stated, ..that there was
a dtspute. about a tri.4ing bill, in consequence 'of-
which the Defendants went- to the 4pOtherary's
houSe, Where the Lady Abused the Medical Gittle-•
than severely and the Gentleinany holding a• very
small stick close to the bead
,of the owner of the
house, ttireatened.tha he ,Would give it him when-
ever he shouldcatCh him away from home., was
added, that twenty, Or thirty- people
.assembled about.
the dhor at the time. • •

'The cfuttalstAN observed, that as tiii;the-charge of
riot, it was not proved. 7 As- to the assault,. it might
:be thought; that unless a-blow'was::sttitek there was
nO..assattlt committed; it dUty,-.,boi.yever; to
state, that whatever .Might..i its conseqUences lead-
to a breach of. the peace,.was qwally an assault . in
laW: as if a blOw bad been struck 3 and the condua
of lair. L. Was as likely, in hiS,.opinion, to lead to se-
rinus .cons.equences, as. any other which lie could
.
-The Jury, after a' few Mintites' deliberation, pro-
nounced Mary Sands, Not Guilty; and J. Lavell,
'Guilty. The CoUrt then sentenced him to pay a
fine of 51. and to be; imprisoned one month.,

. ;
A person residing at'Edgely, near Stdckport, Che,
'shire,: has I.low in his possession a farthing, bearing
date 1117, in the reign of King Henry. I.

, .
, . BIRTII
,
On Monday last, in Somerset-street, Portman-square the
Lady of ThOmaS iiidyvelf,,jun. Esq. of a still-boro chilli.

MAR Al hU.
. ,
Yesterday, at Mary- le:bone Chtirch, and on the same day,
by special licence, at the Roman Chapel, King•street, Port-
man-squire, Armand Comte De garde, .to Madppoiselle
Adele, De St. Hemline, yOunosi daughter of the Marquis of
St. Hermine, arid Ice to the,'Doke De Polignay.
Lately, •Mr. Charles Carr, to Miss Harriet _Miller.

1 I)

On the 27th ult. sincerely llmented, Richard Yerburgh,
Eci. of Boston, in theCountyof Lincoln.

. ,
Cately, at Vienna, General • , Melas, Bonaparte's adversary
in the battle of
On Wednesday last, m her infancy, Miss Emma Wiick,
daughter of Mt. Wiick, of His Royal Highness the Prince
of 'Wales's Household. . - •

The saute .day, at Belle Vue, Guernsey, Daniel Erving
Dobree. only son of Captain Dahree, of the Koval Navy.
On the 24th nit. Mr. lathes Tv ..1, of Myrisicie,

PRlG'if. OF

STQCK.S'

EST E

RDAY.

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•Bank Stock, .ti 2t9i
• Navy 5 pe► Cent. shut-
; per Cent. 2797,
Irish 5 per• Cent.
-4 per Cent. So 79
• 3 per Ct. Red. 6z
3 per CL Cons.. shut
Bank. L. Ann. •
liitt9.S.hoit'Ann.

India'S!uck, shut
Bonds, 25. dis. •
Saull.i Sea Stock, shut
New Ann. shut
Excheq.Bills, IS. 3s.
t-riniuni,bl 6i
ImptriAl 3 per Ccriltz 61
Ditto -Awl. 8.9- 16ths 6
Cons. -tor 24111 du1y,,(331 'l4

SHIP PfElf-T.

POOLB,• JUNE 30.

Arrived—the Lark; Spurrier, A4tive., Boynes, Dart, .Har.
land, Aetiv, Williams; and New Hope, ManElaws, from.
Portsmouth.;,Minerva, Lander, from London ;#Resolution,
G,eciirey, frill Jersey ; -Catharine, Surman, from Dover;
and Providence, Tucker, from Plymouth.
'Sailed—the Nestor, Young;
,for Shi(Ads; Three Sisters,
Dob,on, for • Sunderland ; Mary, WendOVei, and -William
and Mluit, 'Allen, *for Cowes ; ANive, 13oynes, for Ports-
mouth ; Brothers, Coates, for nristoj ; Anna, Andrews, foi-
Tenby ; and Olive.BraiiiTh, Gilbert, for Hull.