The Sun.
London, England, 1808-11-08 00:00:00

WELCH V. CALCOTT.

Mr. PELL' moved for a rule to chew cause why
a new trial should, not take place in this case, which
had been tried before Mr. Justice BAILEY, at the
fait tl.66izes for the Coianty of Somerset. .The
piiiintiff, at the instanceof the Defendant, under-
took to deliver a mare, valued at 261. sc. and to
pay. him 91. 9S. in exchange for a:gen:hog belonging
to the Defendant. The Defendant undertook to
warrant ti:e gelding sound, but it turned out not
to be so, and en that account damage Was.alieged.
On the trial, it appeared that the Plaintiff had
upon his part also warranted his mare to the De-
fendant, and. one of the witnesses for the Plaintiff
had expressly proved, that"the consideration of ate
exchange was because the Pla.intiff had done so.--,
This being- the case, it, was submitted that this
was not truly stated in the declaration, and the
Learned Judge had been pleased to -reserve that
point for .the consideration of the Court. He
(i ar.. PELL) therefore now argued, • that the con-
sideration was not fully set tOrth in regard to:the
warranty of the mare ; and he could disc) pro,e .

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that the mare was traitound. lit support of the
necessity of the declaration being true and expheit,
f he should cite the case of Clarke v. Gray,_ in -t-I+e-
-6t h-Vol. of East's Reports, p. 568, where it is statedv
tkit in• the case of an ageement, not underleiti,- the
consi.ler,,ltioo must not only be' mentione4;but' no
part of it must be omitted.—Rule granted. • •

Fax CtiASE.---The Crankurn Chale.foi-houtTd"+7
on Saturday the 29th ult.. had•one of the finest runs
ever known iu the western, part:Of the •kingdaal•
They unkenot-Iled a fox at Pimperue. Wood, four
miles east of Blanitord. He ;vent off. immedi2R4/
for th,t chase, and having Likcn a round in the WeA
Walk., broke oft' over. rwi-rn .11111s,.and entered tO
Vile of Blacktnorei, leaving the.pirish of Shroroil
--to the left, making his plav towards Danc
near Shaston, but having been headed, he bent leis
course to the river Stour, which he b;)144- crossed
iti.defunce of the fool, and after running the Vzil
many miles, passed throu4h Piddie's VSrood towardi
Okeford Fitzpisin, but the holiocis 11"
he was Obliged to return to the cover, where
taken .a turn or two, he broke on the opposite side,
near the. town of Siourolinster, and crossed tb
cot-maims and 1-"'!reS to Mr. flame's seat at Flonl,-
ber, where .he-entered a summer-house, pe;64
through the chini9ey flue, and epttred troll!
Whence bring bolted,' he was ruin into, aild
near Mr. Saikel,t's seat at Fitehide Nevin,
teen miles froM the place where he was tCuod. Tlia
sportsmen first in at' the (Llith were, ColOnel.
chews, J. S. Anifrews; W. M: Pkydeii, 3. T. 14''pier, and some Gentlemen who fe,ll in ..11h the
Founds at the latter end of the chase, which lases --
two hours and ten minutes.f.:ll kW-

A Hare chased by a flock of Geese !---Notwiti"
standing the improbability with the frillow-
ing account in:ij7 .ippehi-'•idsome or our readers, o'6
Cati assure them it is.a.ft6t, as we haVe it from the
most resne6table authorit.... ti,,A of geese, be"
longing to Mr. LLOYD, of the Townhouse, at 145r-
lbrd, about seven miles from the city of eliestezir
set a hare on the top of that hill 011-ertieSd3yl34.,
when puss, bursting from the cackling tribe, ir.,..211
down the Irill, at wa.s pursued by the whole floc"
some flying, some running: with extended wing l
they overtook her, wnen puss slily gave,thern ib'er
double, and, returning, was• so closely pursued 11
the irr;;:ated flock, as to be taken'alive by a servot
girl of Mrs. Pate's, as she was attempting the halcil
in her mistress'sgarden, in the presence of Upwaraa
of iwenty pecitator4.. Her. carcase was atterward4
made a present of to a wedding-party in that ueier.
bourl: • id.—(Chester C,/,:ronitle)

Colonel THORNTON haS been induced to part witl2
Falconer's-Hail.
.A feW- days since he proceeded,
through York, in his way to Spy Park, in Win,'
slaire, his. new seat, followed- by a numerus cav'w
cade, in the following order : first, the boat-waggon'
.This waggon, admirably contrived for the carryili
Of luggage, or loose dogs, covered with the skins 91
stags, fallow deer, and roebuck's, killed by the C°"!
lonel, nets, otter-spears, fishing-rods, and guns, 1v35
drawn by lour thorough-bred cream-coloured Ma'.
bian mares, bred by 'the Ki:.g. Nett a dog dgti
which carried milk white terriers, and be utif
, greybobnds; these were all sheeted and embroidered
with the different matches that they had WWI; Ih°
novelty of this appeared to excite particular gratill,-
cation. The huntsman, mounted upon a powcrit,l*
fine grey hunter, followed by an' immense- pact'
judged not less than too couple of stag-hounds'
p-g
fox-hounds, otter-hbunds, and lively la do beagles:
A Stud Groom and four Grooms, each leadirTg:
thorough-bred horse, the descendants, as it was 0,0/1
of Jupiter—deer-skins covered them by war .t
housing. A Keeper, appropriately dressed, Ivi three brace of pointers. , The Falconer, in; geea
and silver, surrounded -by hawks, and on his WI t
venerable grand Duke clOsedthe procession. Follo'i
ing, we understand, there were nine waggob foadsiu
old wine' and ale brought from Thornville Igo; Qt
inestimable from its age, and held by' the Doke
York. as the finest wine' in the kingdom.; Thes%
wines, moved at such an immense expence, wera
:fttorn ?5 to 100 year; -old.- Many spOrtSmen;tho'lo
delighted with the mot-twit, could not forbear OY,
al-
ing they should never see- such sport, as they hadjoyedwith the Colonel, and envied those. who wet
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now to partake of hisainuSetnents and hospitalil 'La ,
:Wiltshire.. The distance, we understand, this r_t:a;
valcade is to travel, is' about 000 miles.—York "-
raid.. -

Still' NhiPS.

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. CAOLVOEJID,, PZovght}l,Eß 6.
4
Passed by—the Mary, Chissell, and Sir Lawrence, s'o'
10, froip Malta.
iles'6l4:4
Sailed—the Star, Spink, for Tenerifre ; Ebenezer, - is,ja-
for Gibraltar.; Rapid; Forbes, for Madeira ; 'Nester, ,doer-,
dock, for Dublin ;. Starling, .Leith; for Curatoa ; .Fo,`" so,.
Anderson, Andalusia, Jeil;:rson, Hawker,,
Napier, and
tilers; Whinstell; for Gottenburgh; _ ,
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