The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-02 00:00:00

IGRA4IL

QllOO TI ER NEY, " Folks say (I don't vouch it id true)
That PITT is a juggicr, and ADDIN`G rox too* -
But stritild rumour Myself ;Ind irty Colleagues arraign,
For politic joggle and legenietnaini
I can swear with sAt4 4onscienc; not one of our Set
/siankind evtr took for :t Ctinjuror yet. •

* See Mr. Ttilt>ll.,Y'i Sptech an iW Indemnity 13111, MAy
Ito 1.

PuBLIe.OPTIC: , 110 IV- s7l' R E AT.

Yesterday, the Coroners apprehended a few days .
ac o at Lambeth, were finally examined before Mr.
FORD, and committed for trial, at the next Assizes

,for the County of Surrey. .
Another of those impostors called Forstrine-iellers,
wns yesterday *apr'rel*ded at her boast, in St.
Geor!!e's-fields, where the Mears of justice laid
rude hands on all her magic books mid apparatus,
which, with herself were .conveyed before Mr.
where she was convietel as a tope and va.
gabond, and. committed to aniwer the complaint at
the next Quarter Sessions for Surrey.

The new NC of ETRURIA. travels in sti:h style
as the Chief Consul himyelf can hardly vie with
in his train is the Count de SALA' A It aA, the
Marquis de Vtantt.gtoso,- the. Marchir>ner,s of
PeßtnA, " the ,Signiora CASABELLA, and thirteen
other persons of distinftion, six fermiles, and thirty.
one pages, Valets.de.chambro, and lackits. No less
than eighty mules 'were employed to convey' his
waggons..

An anecdote is related of the Kixo of PittiSSlA,
whicit occurred a very short time. ago. A Hain-
burgh Merchant being at Berlin,thearing`the
'Opera very highly commended, procured a Ticket,
and.prcssed through a very great crowd in order to
get a good place. When he had got near the door
of the l'iteatre, he pulled out of his pocket his
ticket, which h:: held. in his hand ; a Sharper. who
,to4d near hint, snatched it from hint, and.cartied
it off. It was in 'vain to lament, the. was no
possibility of his obtaining admission. He ad-
dressed himself without sueess to sever 4 well..
,Aressed persons: he could obtain no admission ; at
length a man,who stood near him, .advised him to
apply to the KING, NVhiCh, ;IS goon -as the M 0114141
Waived, he (lid without cetemony. fie told hint
his story, with many lamentations. " This,"
FittneatcK " is an evil very
easily to be repaired. Follow
.1' will piacet
you in such a manner that you will see the Opera to
;rent advantage." The Merchant followed the
own h*.
Icing to his 1394, ald Iris. ru.o.,tan .Maiesty
treated hint with.great con„lescen,ion, enjoyed his
surprize, put a -great number of., quehtions to hint,
and orslered him all kingly of 'refreshments, till the
dose of the Opera, is the Stranger arose and re... 1
tired, stammering an infinite number of mitt-row-
ledgernents for his gracious reception..
T'ne present Entertainments at the Royal Circus,
St. G:....0rge16 FieklS) are certainly of first rate c-xecl..
knee: the Harle,quin,Matn:duke or; the Briti h irr
Egypt, 'a ith the just tribute paid to the vidorious,
b t c%piringSir RAPii.AgEltell.lllll3Y, FreF•ent....
i!lg biro with the Invincible Standard tilt in..
retesting SpeCiacle of Rinaldini, and that (-)C the.
Northern Fleet, with the real 74., tire Licierve4ll,r
great I,..ourites with the. Public. We hoc!,
ever, that put of these popular Performances must
be withdrawn. in a fivi days, on account of an entire
new umical romatitte magical 'Ballet ,
which has been a long time in preparation, and will
be speedily produced.

LAiJ • •

COURT OF KING's BENCH, TUNE I.
SITTINC,IIILARE fOlll3 N.F.NvON Awii A SPEci.,O,
IN G111i.134.4,L1., !..c)141:t0N.

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1010:•sTO,N G)LSON.
Tilts was an At upon a Policy of 'lnsurance
upon the Ship Superb, and Freight, upon a voyage at
and from Charlestown to 'London, the Ship valued at
12601: and the Fieight at ficoi. upon,. NV Jaich there
was an Adjustment of Loss, but the UpderAvriter
having afterwards some suspicion of fraud,. the mo.
rey was not paid upon the loss. The. Ship having
sailed on her 'voyage was obliged to put back again
to Charlestown, where she was examined, and it
was reported there, by those who examined her,
that she was in a state in which sha'could nor be fit-
ted out for her voyage to London for less than 18001.
and therefore it was judged more for the inteest of
\the Underwriters, to sell the Ship and clairge them
with a total loss, with the'benefit of Salvage, Sec.
This course was taken.' But on the other hand it
was contended, that this was a Sale which was
urine-
cessary, for that the Ship' was able, with very lit-
tle repair, to perform the voyage ; that she at'lually,
did, after this purchase, sail and arrive in ,alety with li
her cargo undamaged at Liverpool, and the expence
of repairing amounted only to about soh That she
returned ro Charlestown and came back again to Li-
verpool with another cargo, and the repairs in the
whole amounted only to about 2001. and is now fit
/ for: sailing" again ; and that-the greater part Of the
charge for her last repairs, arose from the expence
. of her sheathing, Ike. and that on the whnle of the
case, there was not theleast neccsssity for charging
the Under-Writers with the total loss, for there was
no necessity for the Sale of the Ship, she having
been proved to be fit for the voyage, with but lir-,
tle repair. That the persobs at Charlestown, who
became the Purchasers of the Ship, were concerned,
in the different examiteitions ei it, previous to the
Report oilier being unfit to go on thii voyage, and
that they adventured heron the voyage afterwards,
having laid ourabout 5.01. upon her repairs, &c. and
this appearing to he the case,' by' the weight of the
Evidence„and the Defendant having paid into
Court 35°1. to cover the actual loss which had
happened,
Lord Kt tryoN 'thought that abundaritly sufficient,
and the jury found a vcrdia for the Defendant.
Another Cause, stood in the Paper, and which
depended on the same question, but the Record was
withdrawn in it, the Parties being satisfied with the
f ,
fate of the first.

GAY V. HARGRAVES AND CO.
The Plaintiff had ,bought fifty barrels of Stock-
holm tar of the Defendants, and they refused to
deliver any part of it, except ovo barrels. The
price was ii. 7s. per barrel. In consequence of
the Defendants refusing to perform his contrail,
the Plaintiff was obliged to purchase other UT' 'at
ii. 195. as the price had risen, .and it was for the
difference of these two prices, that this Aaiun was
brought.
The evidence fully verified this statetnent, and
the Jury found a verdia for Plaintiff; zBl. 16i.

The -;Musgrave, Atkinson, from Liverpool to
was lost tht.; r 9th .Mardi, on Chiuquelgue
Shoals. Crew.' saved.