The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-16 00:00:00

DUPLIN, FEB. i.e.

On VvredtieSday the 4th ',lst an inquest was hchl,
n the:loV) bfOrlingford, Gonnty Ki)kettnyvibefore
JOSEPH BRADISit, Esq. erroner,-on the body of
Redmond 'Phelan, of that town, masu:.

It appeared on the inc.:test, thatitheideceased
A quiet' industrious man, about :twenty-six years
of age, and married about three... Weeks ; that oa
the evening of Monday the 2d In-staat, while sit-
ting in a public house in Urlingford, be was,
without the least provocation,' struck 1... y a :Ilan
who. 'belonged to another faaion tern-. which 14
unfortunately too 'well understood. by the lower
classes, and means of another 'parish or distrid)
that On his being got out of 'the house, he shortly
returned, with several others of his party, one of
whom, immediately on entering the room, struck
the deceased a bloW on the'head with a stick that
had a lump at the end of it, which knocked him
down. The owner of the house, assisted by others,
in. some time succeeded in getting These people
out of the house; and the deceased, with his wife:
and another per:3ca, remained within, until they
imagined the others were gone away ; but on going
.out 'were] way-laid, and again attacked on the
bridge of Urliugford by the same party, when the
deceased, who -did not appear to have had even a
stick in his hand, received a blow by which 'his
skull was fraolured, and in consequence of which
he died next morning. The perpetrators of this
horrid murder have fled. Mr: Neville, and the.
neighbouring Gentlemen, are mating every possible
exertion to have them taken up.—Verdict, IPitfUl
Murder against Joseph Purcell, J. Butler, and James
Butler; aided and abetted by Edmond Walsh, Mar-.
tin Walsh, JOhn Scully, Richard Purcell, Mary
Butler, and others at present unknown.
Wednesday night six fNlows, armed with guns
and other weapons, went to the house of Denis
Farrell, an industrious farmer near Inch St. Law.;
rence, in the County of Limerick, and after at-
,temping to break open the door without etfeal,
they stripped off part of the roof, which was,
thatched, and five of them entered, one of whom
had a white handkerchief over his face ; they
then, after beating and threatening Farrell, rifled,
the house, and rolled him of 5t3 guineas in gold
and some silver, with which they got clear off;
they left a horse at Farrell's house, and took one of
his, which was found „on the road n(l4 Ballyseeds.
on Friday morning. •

The following singular and interesting event is deb-
,scribed in the Grenoble Journal, of the 14th .January :
In July last a corpse was iound 4;;) the mountain, •
of Ramas, in the Commune-of Vatotarey, distriCt
of Grenoble. The head was bruised, an old scar
was observed on the right and one thigEk;:z
was contraeled. The people of the neighbourhood
soon began to talk of the affair, and they recollea-
ed that one Peter Turc, of the Comm -sine of Ve-
nose, had, abOtit a ;month beferc:_con:p!ained of'
having' been robbed of a n4ule, arid itnitniited his
suspicion of Lynes Turc, his youngest son, who
was married, and' resided at Valgoutfrey. They -
said that thti father went into a violept.passiowan
the occasion, arid that his two other sons took his
part, and implicated their absent brother in the rob-
bery.

Several of the neighbours pretends a to remember
that James Turc had a scar on his Ittl shoulder;
and it was known that his thigh was c,:;:itraCted;--4,-
thus a report tinny spread.that the:Skeleim was that
of James, who had been-murdered by father
h and brothers 5 even some of ttie rel:'tions of the
'may declared that they recognised the body. James
had left his. father's house some time before this
event, but hiS father and brothers used to say that
1 they suppoSed be had come in the night and taken'
off the intik..

A short time before the discovery of the body, a
quantity of blood had been observed along the toad
which led to the mountain, and the father was met '
the same night
.with a sack on his back, wueu'c'e-
ing asked what' it contained, he. said, fresh meal,
which he had just killed !'
tt unfortunately happened, that James Turc had
absented himself from his home at the time of this
discovery ; his father's family were in-consequence
all thrown into prison, and James's wite Went into.
mourning for her murdered husband.. On tae 20th
of September, while the family was in confinement,
a letter was received from JameS by a tre:id at Val-
goutfrey, which stated that he was in good health,-
but,had been obliged to leave his residence.' This
letter, however, was supposed to be a fabiication,
to save the tinnily, and they were brought to trial:
a bloody shirt was even produced, which had sinee
been found on the.mountain, and every thing seem-
ed so strong against the fatally; that they :were on
the eve of condemnation ! While the examinations
were going on, a man rushed into the Court in a
paroxysm
.of despair, declared that he was the idea-
tical person supposed to have been murdered, and
demanded the, release of his father and brothers !-!
The Magistrates, overcome with surprise, sent for
his wife, who flew into the arms of her husband-,
and every doubt was decided. The father and his
two sons were instantly acquitted ; but their grief-,
occasioned by the charge, had affli&ed them with a
serious illness., The interviet.y was so atfe6ting, that
the whole of the spetaators burst into tears. Thifs
a family; which Was despised by all the neighbour-
hood, was suddenly restored to honour ; a wite
found her husband ; a daughter, whose marriage
had been broken off, through the accusation, was
united to her lover ; in short, six persons were re-
stored-from misery to happiness by. an a 6-1 of Provi-
dence. It was soon afterwards proved, that the
corpse.was that of-a traveller, who' had been over-
whelmed by an avalanche.

On Saturday last died, at her house in Baker-
street, Portrnan-sqqare, in the Both year of her
Mrs. HYDE, ,widow of the late.,lonN H yntt, Esq.
On Weduesday.last died, Mrs. SEARS, of Tring
Grove, Herts.

LAST DAY, OF DitAwtsG.—No. 19,544, a Prize
of Twenty Thousand rounds, was sold in Shares
by HPRNSBY and Co. in , one Eighth, and. fotirtefit
Sixteenths; . who also sold in Shares, on the _Eighth
Day- of Drawing, No. 871 ti, .500p1. in one Half,
one Quarter, one Eighth, and twb Sixteenths; No.
44, 5001, in sixteen Siiteenths ; and No. 1350, in
two Quarters, one Eighth, and 'six Sixteenths, •at
their Offices,
,26, Cornhil.t, SV, Cuaring,Czoss, zzic.!
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

From thedLONDON G,4ZETTE, Feb. 14, 1807.

At the Court,at the Queen's Palace, the 1 ith of
February, .t Kt present, • . ,
The King's most Excellent Majesty in Counci!..,
His Majesty, in Council, \vas this day pleased to
appoint George .Henry Crutcliley, of Suaniughill
Park,' Esq. to be Siieritf of vne.County of Becks, iti
the .room of William Blanc, of Wiugfield Park, Esq.
Gharles Evans, of Higli Grove, -Ebq, to
,be Sheriff
of the :Conti ty of Gloucester, in ihe
.room of Thomas
Baggor Debbare, of-Southain, Esq,
Uri—Edmund Burton,. of Lialibister, Esq. to be
Sheriffof the County of Radnor, in the, room of
:Mamas Thomas, chi Peukerig, Esq.

Horse: Guards, Feb. 7, 1807.

Itt consequence of the earnest recommendation of
General Lord Lake, cortmanding in Chief His Ma-•
_ .

jesty's Forces in India, His Majesty has been pleased
to signify Isis most gracious pleasure, that, in addi.
tion-to the permision reeently granted to the /6th
Itegiment of Foot, for placing the. word " Hin-
doostan," in their Colours and Appointments, aim]
Honorary Badge, the Regiment shall be allowed -to
place the Elephant in their ColourS,- and on ,their
Appointments (inscribing the word " Hindoostan"
around it), as a' distinguished testimony of 'their
good condud and exemplary valour during the
period of their services in India. •. .
liy Order of His Royal. Highness the Commander
. in Chief,' •

HARRY CALVERT) Adj. Gen.

Whitehall, Feb. 14, 1807.

The King has been pleased to grant unto the Rev.
Charles Henry Hdll, Doctor in Divinity,- the office
and place of Regius Professor of Divinity in the Uni,
versicy of Oxford, together with the place and dig-
nity of a Canon of the Cathedral Church (*Christ,
In the
_said University, 'properly belonging
,to the
Regius Professor of the said Unhersity, being both
void by the resignation of the Right • Rev. Father in
God Inc John Randolph, Bishop of Bangor.
The King has also been pleased to graht to the
Rev. Samuel Smith, Clerk, the•place and dignity of
a Canon of the. said'Cathedral' Church, void by the
resignation orDr. Charles Henry Ball.
The King has alsb. been pleased to grant to the
Rev. William Douglas, Clerk, Master of Arts, the
place and dignity of a Prebendary of the Collegiate
Church of St. Peter,Westminster, void by the resig-
nation of the tev. Thomas-Hughcs.

Crown-Office, 11.3. 14. 1807.

MEALBEZS gETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

rARI.LAMENT.
&rough of Coleraine—Walter !ones, of Cork Abbey, in the
County or Wicklow, ELT in the room of Sir George kite-
gerald Hill, Bart. who, being chosen a Burgess for the said
borough, and also chosen a Citizen to serve in Parliament
. .

tor the City' of Londonderry, hath made his Election
Ito serve for the said City.
Botough of Plympton—The Hon. William. Assbeton Har.
board; of Mickling, in the .County of Norfolk, in the room
- cit Sir'Stephen Lushington, deceased.

War-Office, Feb. 14; 1807.
,stit Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Quicke
to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Watson, who
retires. -Cornet 1;eoile Fairhohne to be Lieutenant, vice
Quick-. Robert Harvey, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Carroll, prothoted.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Ernest Schmidern; Gent.
ti) be Qortict, without purchase, vice Mulleins, who re.

sighs.
siith Ditto, Captain Charles Henry Rich, from the 15th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain.ofi. Troop, vice Cochrane, who
clicitanges.
titii Ditto, Captain Hon, William E. Cochrane, from the
VII Light Dragootis", to be Captain of a Troop, vice Rich,
who exchanges.
16th Ditto, Captain Henry Beauchamp Lygon, from the soth
'Foot, to be Captain of a Trod, vice God:lard, who ex-
changes.
38th Ditto, Brent Lieutenant-Colonel Loftus William Ot-
way., from Halt-pay of the z.4tb. Light Dragoons, to be
Major, vice Chabot, who exchanges. Captain A ldborough
-Richardson,' from the :loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain
of a Troop, vice Barnett, who exchanges.
sorb Ditto, Captain Thomas .Barnett, from thc iBth Light
Dragoons, to be Captain 0t.3.-Troop, vice Ric:l-mitten, who
exchanges. Cornet john Spens Park to be Lieutenant, tziy
ptltCha,e, vice Girling, who retires. Cornet Richard Du-
quesne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gasquet, who
retires.

tst Reinvent of Fdot, Lieutenant Robert Murray, from the
7th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Clarke, deceased.
6th Ditto, Captain William Brownlow, trout the 3a garrison
I'iattalion, Jo be Captain .of a Company, vice Armstrong, i
who exchaAges.
71.1 t Ditto, Captain Joshua W. Weeks, from the Nova Scotia
Pencibles (with teinporary Rank), to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Niurray, appointed to the Royals. Wil-
liam Ley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
joddrgli, promoted in the Nova Scotia Fencibles.
Sul Ditto, Quarter-Master Charles Nl`Carthy to be Adjutant,
with tne Ralik of Ensign, vice Moyle, who resigns the Ad-
jutantcy only. Quarter-Master Serjcant SNP/ to
be Quarter-Master, vice M'Carthy.
loth .Dato, Lieutenant Charles Lovelace, from the 7th Light
Dragoons, tribe Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice
Milnes, promoted.
t ith Ditto, Captain Edward G..' Raleigh to be Major, by pur-
chase, vice Madden, who retires..
ireth Ditto, Gervasc abervitte, Gent. to be Ensiin' with-
out purchase, vice Nl`Kay, whose-App, in intent has not
taken place.
ifith. Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Chamley, froin the 3d West
India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Nl'Donald; who

exchanges.
Sts) Ditto, Lieutenant jobs) Dan. De'Carte•.et, from the 131st
Foot,' to be First Licutenant, vice Thomson, whu ex-

changes.
Z4tl Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon John T. Wytele, front the 45th
Foot, to be. Surgeon.
t 9th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Lewis poker, from the 14th
Foot, to be Ensign, by vurchase, vice ickersiiil, who re.-

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tires. •
4oth Ditto, Captain Charles Downes, from the Nova Scotia
Fencdlles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Courtensy,
who exchanges.
42d Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Macpherson, from flu: 9a4
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
cdpitto, Thomas Vitz.Aerald, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Freer, promoted.
44th Ditto.- Jonathan; Austitt, Germ- to. be Ensign, vice
M'Carthy, promoted in Froberg's Regiment.
49th Ditto, Ensign Robert Bartley to be Lieutenant, by pur.
chase. vice Heriot, prornotect.
'ioth Ditto, Captain Samuel Goddard, from the .6th Light
• Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lygon, wko
enhanges.,
56th Ditto, Ensign Montgomery cairitess, from the Loth
Lieutenant-' without purchase.
oth Ditto,. Lieutenant loseph -Marke to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice Humphreys, appointed
to the tout Rya Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant William
. Keith, front Half-pay of Eltord's Corps, to be Lieutenant,
. vice Marke.
71st Ditto, Bre et- Aajcir Ralph Hamilton, • from the 36th
Foot, to bc.Niajor,_without purchase, vice Lc Blanc, pro.
moted in stli Royal Vseran Hattalion.
list Ditto, First. Lieutenant 1-Ininias Thomson, from the
zift Foot, to 'be Lieutenant, vice Dc Carteret, who ex-
chames.
kit Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Second Lieut. John Nichol-
son, from Mokar General etitiqb:ly's Regiment. Ensign

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Shaw. Ensign Wm. Phillips. Ensign jams Ccuttweli,
from the 97th Foot. Ensign Gilbert Elliott, from the 6th
.G arcs-on Battalion. -
To be, Ensigns— Francis Flood, Cent. vice Shaw. Ch..Stew-
_

art, Gent: vice Phillips.
89th Ditto, Ensign I. Dillon Croker, _to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Paterson.
94th Ditto, Captain Cosmo Gordon to be Major, by purchase,
vice :Munro, who retires. •
34 West India Regiment, Lieut. Dan. Ikl,'Donald, from the
16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clutini6r, who ex-
changes. Lieut. •R. R. Nl'Doliald, troin titeith West
India Regiment, 'to be Lieutenant, vice Yielding, who
exchanges. _ • ' • •
7th Ditto, Lieutenant Augustus ' Yielding, from the- 3d
West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice APDonald
who exchanges.
New'South Wales eorps, Ensign Sam. Laycock to be Lieu-
. tenant, without purchase., Alex. H. C. Villiers, Gent.
to be ensign, vice Laycock.
Major General Ramsay's Regiment, C. Crawford, Gent. to
be SeCond Lieutenant,.witliout purchase, vice Nicholson,
promoted in the 8311 Foot,
Freiberg's Regiment, Lieut. Adam Burgh, from the 76th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Ensign C. F. M'Car.
thy, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant.
rat Garrison Battalion, Ensign Wm. F. Kirke, from the Ist
Royal Veteran Battalion, tube Lieutenant.
3d Ditto, Captain John Armstrong, from the 6th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Brownlow, W.lio exchanges.
Cornet Alex. Pettigrew, from Hall-Qay of the Royal
Waggon Train, to be Ensign, vice Dirom; deceased.
6th Ditto, Robert Kirk, Gent, to be Ensign, .vice
oroinoted in the Sjd Foot.
Ditto, Lieutenant john Miles, from I-ialf•pay of the
15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Otter, who exchanges.
Nova Scotia Fencibles, Captain lohn Edward Courtenay,
from the 4oth .Foot, to he Captain of a C•uinpany, vice
Downes., who exchanges. Lieut. fames Pratt, hum the ad
Garrison Battalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice
Weeks, appointed to the 7th Foot.
foal Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut. James College, from
the Royals, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant. Serjeant G.
Nesbit, from the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to oe Quar-
ter Master.

vattcers, Feb. t 7, 24-, and March IS, at bll2, at Cur,Llhall.
Attfiri;ey, Sydd:cll, Aldersgate-street.
John Tyrrell, of Maidstone, tient, ironinonger, Feb. 21, 28,
and March 28, at twelve, at Guildhal, London. A nor-
Nlessrs. Bolton, Lane, and Lane, Lawreuce-Pount.

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ney-hill, Cannon-street. .
Thomas Clark, of Chatham, Kent, corn-dealer, Feb. 17, 28,
and 11.1relt 28, at one, at Gwltinall-,
.London. Attornies,
Nlessrs.• Panther .and Son, London-street, Fenchurclt-
street.

Morris Powell Everall, now or late of TcnbUre, Worcester,
plumber, March 2,3, and 28, at eleven, at the Guildhall,
Siirewsburv. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett-
buildings, kolbo,n, London; or Mr. Hill, Shrewsbury.
William Osier, of Birmingham, baker, Feb. 2,3, 24, and
March 28, at eleven, at the. Shakspeare Tavern, Birming-
ham. Actor-114:s, Meredith, Birmingham ; or Als:ssrs.
Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Oa letvry, London..
Alexander Young and John Bacon, of St. Mary-at-hill,
Loudon, merchants and co-partners, Feb, 21, 28, and
March 23, at twelve, at Guildhaii, Attornies, Messrs.
Gatty,and Haddon, Angel-court, Throgthortoa-strecf.
William Monk, of Parbold, Lancashire, lime-nurner,'March
tz,.at five, 53, at eleven, and e 8; at five, at the. King's
Arms, Ormskirk. Attorniesi Mr. Houghton, Ormskirk ;
or Air. Windt; John-street, Bedtbrd-IroW London.
Samuel Fletcher, of Great Russell-street, Bloorusbniy, Mid-
dlesex, elunainan, Feb. zr, 27, and March 23,- at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dove, Lincoln's-Inn-fields.
George Blunt and john Muuat, of Little Carter-lane, Due,
tors-Commons; London, wholesale grocers and co-part-
ners, Feb. 24, 28, and March 21i;at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Sudlaw, Monurnent-yaid.
VIDENDS.

March 7. John Raby, of NarroW-street, Lime-house, Mid-
' ellesex, shlp-chandler, at one, at G
March .9. ,13enjairrin Sutton, of Birmin4ham, button-maker,
at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham:
March 24. Peter limes Papillon, of St. Swithin's,lane,
London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall..

!Waren loltn Hayes, of Maidstone, Kent, paper-maker,
• at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Aprilas. William Wilson, late of the Coal-Exchange,
London, coal-faccor, at twelve, at Guildhall
March 7. William Price, of Leadenhall-street, London, tailor
and nian's fiercer, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April as. William Sutton, of Salter's-hall-court, London
merchant, at twelve, at
March to.. Edward Whitehouse, of Fenton, Stoke-upon-
Trent, Stainalshire, manutatturer of earthenware, at

. yen, at the Hotel, Stafford.
March tt. Thomas Taylor, of Birmingham, common-ear-

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tier, at twelve, at tilt:Hotel and Swan Inn, High-street,
Birmingham.
March 7. Underhill, of Barbican, London, sera*-Itat..•
manufacclurer, at eleven, at• Guildhall.
March 7. Robert Lewis and lames Marvell, of Holborn,
Middlesex, Mercers and co-partners, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. •
March 7. Michael Green and Henry Collins Green, of Ox-
ford-street, Middlesex, .pocket.boo4 and trunk-makers,
at, twelve, at Guildhall.
Marat zB.'-john Mallard, of • Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at
the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
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March 7; William Hidsod, hue of Whaley, Cheshire, inri
keeper.
Henry Tituriip, late of Highgate, Middlesex, and of the New.
Corn- Excirange, Lopdon, corn and seed-Ltaur.
fames Millar, of Liverpool, merchant.
‘Villiam Crane, of I.lrydgesstreet, Covent-Garden, Middle-
sex, clieescinonier.
Joseph Smith, of the Hilt in Upperthong, Almondbury,

Yorkshire, clothier.
Thomas Littleton Holt, of the Strand, Middlesex, printer
and publisher.
George Augustus Chip. of
.tiristolocriveuer.

Thomas liiai.:hklott, Ate of. Cort:, Gloucestershire, money-

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scrivener.
Robert Lewis and tarries Duyvil, late of Holborn, Middle-

sex, mercers and co-partners.
Alexander Ross And john Ogilvie, late of Argyll-street,
Middlesex, army agents and co-partners.

LAlk REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, FEB, 14.

SIR M. .13LOKILM AND CO. V. R. M. PHILLIPS, ESQ.

This 'was an Anion upon a Bill of Exchange for
6001. brought by the Plaintiffs as the holders,
against the Defendant, as the drawer and indorser.
Mr: PARKE, for the Plaintiffs, stated, that the
Defendant had lately intermarried with a Lady of
very considerable. landed property, in Glamorgan-
shire, who- had a quanrity of very tine timber grow-
ing upon her estate, which the Defendant , wishing
to dispose of, Mr. James Alexander, a very consi-
derable timber-mercliant in this city, agreed to
purchase to the amount of the bill in question, and
he accordingly accepted the bill, and the Defendant
proeured cash, for it from the present Plaintiffs. SoOn
after this transaction, and before any part of the
icnber was deliVered; Mr. Alexander' Was served
with an injunction, to restrain him from taking
away the timber, by the trustees of Mrs. Phillips;
and, therefore, not having received any valuable
consideration for his acceptance, he declined paying
it; and the Plaintiffs having given cash for it, now
brought their aaion against the Defendant.
Mr. BEVAN held a brief on the part of the De-
fendant ; but the necessary proofs being made, he
declared he.had no answer to make to the Plaintiffs'
case, and the Jury accordingly found a verdi& for the
Plaintiffs of 6Ni.

ABEL AND ANOTHER V. GOLDSMITH.

This also was an a&ion upon a Bill of Exchange
for 12701. and interest; - The necessary proofs of"
hand-writing, Inc. being made,
Mr:PARKE,
.for.the Defendant,intimated to, the
Court, that he had two kinds of defence to this ac-
tion. The first was, the want of a proper stamp
upon the Bill' of Exchange, and the second was,
that the bill was given on,aCcount of a smuggling
concern. With respe&
.to the first objection,
he
admitted, that upon the .facc of the bill it appeared
to be drawn at Guernsey, 'and that Island not be-
ing amenable to the Laws of this Country, there
would be no necessity for a stamp ; but if he was
rightly instrueted, he should prove that the bill-was
actually drawn "in the house of the Plaintiffs, Messrs.
'Abel and 'Staekhouse, not 100 yards from Guildhall,
and therefore it should be stamped. With respeal to
the second objeEtiOn, he. said he should prove that
this was a smuggling transaLiion, in which all the
parties were concerned. The goods for which the
bill in question was 'given,, were to be purchased
at Guernsey, and smuggled into this. 'Country, by
several smugglers who. were jointly concerned with
these parties, Mr. Goldsmith, being the ostensible
person, had accepted thebill; but the truth was,
'that his share only amounted to about sixty pounds,
which he was.ready. to pay. The Learned Counsel
admitted, that although this objection would not be•
a good one a.viiist-a tona,fide holder, as in theeise
of- usury, yet, where he should spew that these
parties -themSelVes were chiefly concerned In the
trans: &ion, he considered that thereby the bill be-
came vitiated. .The truth was, the goods
.were
shipptd for this country, but on their passage were
seized by the Re‘enue Officers, and condemned as
smuggled prop.h.ty.
Some evidence to these faEts was then adduced,
but not sufficiently corroborating them, the. Jury
found a verdict fur the Plaintiffs • for the whole
amount.

SAT U.

D.AY.