The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Jt `4l.

PRII4CE • Nvidi a circle
of Nobility' at -.13011e Vec 11 then rc.:siL...tuce of
the vicaterable
accompanied by two Gen.
tletnen, ene.tif we believe, was the Earl of
Eqsolorri appeared about nine on tilt; i ae.-~
Taking nearly the cro\vdee.l centre of t; t • iota- .
1-I!gliness paraded tile
ter, than an hour, when he rotired, no i.• to
the Pavilion, the:Rand having a minute. Con-
cluded their evening 11nr.„1',.;:::-;
Atithetn of the tits ;;;k: auct
ilieauty of plaid were or i the St.ol,llt:
the 13uke anct
Conntoss of .13..\ Mr. and
it Joliz.; and !•:
Earl of CLER ' . • , , •
par:ftie cl..is
o'clock, w.. 1..; .1 the
r.rurf,and' most of .; :
whoa' presc.:t
The riti,c,k. ,‘,'a; 1_,,.•(3.,,01)0'•!:
Seeniett nit atu.i ci t I:, • , .1
bustle of betthig ho whit, -
past t\VCIVC Tits Royal l'W:11nc:
and six, proceeded-for the It species
of ililtionable vehicle, at the saute I.Outl, d for the
same place, were in notion.---111c.'1),:-. I;,ading to
the Course., in a low.niiiitites, wt ee cot,:'':. c:re
ed with the efittipage of t with
equestrians and pedeitriau to ttle. ialuitier of many
thousands. l'he l'ttiNcß ithice4l hiroe.cht; to the'
1N191711 of the Stand as be or (I'l,e !Tort:4 tbil thy-
corunienced with a Sweeti:ota;,::.•!..l of I f.so ;..;e'.nez33, the
yew Course., about a Mite
the tour 110Nui nanica,
I)arlintori'i Aiac, 4 try 8 315:
Mr, F. Neakie, lirainworril',, 4 yr* , 7.,t
Mr. Win:thanC; Ycting H, ;it, 10).
oil).

2,
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•y. f 'it stlrting--
rase:wa....,. 3 1 1..!!):1: !: vof ,',A)I.

;I,:•.;tpti, ~,,c7; tot f,
. 6 yri,
2 2,
All, iitht;r,ol;• 4 y 1.5 ..t 3 '3
Pt, IN plobed
thi lt-hy
hull 1.!...1i:;t1t, 0c1(t445,,r6.
21 AA' In 11V , th.tt WWI trotiod
I,,„at, thy; t„ two
against t 1,4., t:;\
Titf:y leUgdi •7.
horse again taking the he i,l.)t tin( the
u hole. of them turned.to make tlic the:,- way
hack. From thil ;I}m),l hi, I !It?. poo,
they were.neck and necl; howevtiT, was
the winner.—The,hnov, ing (mei. were rather taken
in.—The last rice tft li (.1:l% was Fa Pounds for
3-year oldi, Bre.

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mit .14. the?. Of W3ICS'i CO.C. P2tti/ClllO, 4 yrs, u. 3 x t
Mr. 'llowortles c'. Prodigal, by Gun:4l)4A a 2.3
Mr. Ladteroke's b. tr. Lion, 3 t 3 z
The first race 'MIS Won eiisily by Dora againgt,
Prodigal, the PviNcr.'i Peiinchio reserving
powers for the ne.x:t The set'orkt \VIM 4
vrrk severe one, the three, ho ,es miming in very
eleSe together j the, Pttirici!'s winner„
.Three
to tii wo on Pi.p::.trido again:a OK- fu:l.l was I.l6*betted
in oinc. places,-and two lo in others. Bora did
her utmost, in the third arthi deci,iive heat, but her
tuniot;t tti as not.sufficient. Prodipti made se-
veal fruitleis efforts; but tlie race ultimately was
Nynn easily by ,Petruchio. This race over, the C0111;-
at neatly five o'clock, bean spicily to move
I.•otn the hill to the toti, The PRINCL did not
drive his harouche borne, but was seated in the heidy
of the cartiage with' three Gentlemen.. A selea
Party of Nobility dine at, the Pavillen this: evening
froni whence they Nviii Lteeornpauy his HI GIINUS ' to.
'the Ball at the Coale.

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VROM ANOTRER CORRF.SPONDPNT.

GRANE) Rost 13.A.t,/., CtiTLK V- eening,
at nine , o'clock, the trat 4VihVinbiy tOr the 5et,,,,,(41
was held here, tiocici- the itatralt:tge of the
cat' Luzi. The .a I -room I tige lofty, luta
ctillllilatleo it fiat ieLl" Of the Steyne ;
alio into Ow tiaiden, the beatiti-.
1,11 ovihy (it the itoyai
ite.,i,:ent. 'File room is 84 1(.11 -t(i wide ;
the eiding forms ilti well, and 1 painted to
typn.--c7tt the Stlll j every part at the town
ormon'inc..l with variou.i niaNtetly /laintings Utz
olitignity; it was hir;ittvit op in a 8111)t.rior ,ittite4l t 0 the dignity of th”gnests-, with

fret % ths LONDISN GAZETTE, July 30, 1805,

CrAwl-Vice, jay 30,1805.
Itt EETWINED -TO SEUVE WTIM PRESENT
1).111101.A.MY:NT.
Bog (wog or COCKERMOUTH, George Stewart, Esq.
c,irmootily called Vila,:ottnt G314'1116 in the room of James
Granath, Eaq. 'Who, his Elehiort for the said no•
rtit4ti, lath acceiged the (Alice of Steward of His &laitzty's
Mario; of East Hendrzd, in the County of Berks.

' irar-OA'ecitiir '3O, 4SOS . '

ist Regimeat of Dragoon Guants, Cornet John Quick to be
Licutatiant, without purehisSe, vice Carter, who retires,
sth Ditto
,Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Ilroeke,•trom
the e6tlt Foot, fo-be Major, vice Knight, who exchanges.
eat Ditto, Cornet Alex. 1%1. Shaw, trent' Hall-pay of the
17th Light Dragoons,, to be Cornet, vice.Philipson, pro.
stored., •
311 Regiment or Dragoons, • Cornet L. G. Langley -to be
Lieutenant, without ptrchase.
41h .Ditto, Cornet ThoinA William W. Baker to be Lieute.,
nant, by purchase, vice Cromwell, promoted In the pat
loot. Cornet Kean Osborne to be Lieutenant, without
Burchase. Charles Forbes, Gent: to be Cornet, vice
aker',
6th Ditto, Cornet Thomas Hilton to be Lieutenant, with.
out pitrchase.
7th Itegieli nt of Light Dragoons, Captain john Earl %Valdes.
grave, teen the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice
Bar'ior, who exchanges.
• loth Ditto, Cornet Rowland Edward Williams to be Lieu•
ny chase, vice Hill, promoted
ram Ditto, Comet George William Stammer to be Lieute.
ham., witbou.t. purchase. Cornet Thomas Dickenson to
be ditto. .
ooth Ditto, Cornet Willi its. Lea to he Lieutenant, willow
purchase' vice Richardson, promoted. Cornet Fraijcit
Hartwell to he liantenant, without purchase. Henry
Leaky, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Lea • '•li.
aid Ditto, James Wedderborn Webster, Gent. to be Cornet;
by purchatse, vice Robarts, promoted Hompescit's tats
Regiment. Prederick Coniburn, 'Cent. to be Cornet',
without purchase, vice Foljambe,. promoted,
Coldstream Itegimerit of Foot Guards, Patrick Sandilands
Celle, to be Ensin, by purchase. vice Finch; promoted.
3d Ditto, Captain john Guise to be Captain of a Company,
by purchase, vice Clayton, who retires. Ensign W. C.
Masters to bu Lieutenant, vice Guise.
Toth Regiment of Foot; Robert John Love, Cent. to be
tattos, without purchase, vice Care, appointed to the.ch
- West India Regiment. Georg; Best, Gent, to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Burke, promoted,
gath Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Dumas to be Adjutant, viol
Smith, promoted in the Regiment of Malta.
3151 Ditto. fames Nangle, Gent. to be Ensign. without put.
Lila: , vice Dutton, superseded.
3a(l Ditto, Ensign Anthony Richard Blake to be Lieutesant,
by piirciiase, vice Crowe, promoted
3CIII Ditto, Ensign Arch. isi.Doneld to be Lieutenant, vice
l)i,,ny, deceased. Henderson Gent. to be insig,n .
vice al •Dinsakt. Hospital-Matt Samuel Peacock so be
Assiatant.Surgeon, vice Baxter, promoted in the ttoyaL
Corsican Corps.
36th Ditto, Captain Alex. Barbel, from the, th Light Dra.;
goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lord Walde,
grave, who exceanges. Ensign Icahn White to be I..ieute..
mar , itt purchase. Henry Rudkinsi Gent. to be En.
Sign, vice Wh te.
41J 4.htto, Lorimer, Cent. to be Ensign, without put:
chase, vice Dean, appointed to the 96th Foot.
43d Ditto, William Havertield, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur,
chase, vice Delamaln, who retires.
45111 Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Bygrave, from Half-pay of
Loth Foot, to be Lieutenant, repaying the difference.
Lieutenant John Drake, from Half. pay of the 73d Foot,
to be Lieutenant.
erst Ditto, Ensign William Blanchard to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice O'Farrell, who retires.
sad Ditto, Ensign Edward Langton to be Lieutenant, with.
out purchase, vice M•Kay, promoted in the 78th Foot.
henry Temple, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Langton.
e3ti Ditto, Lieutenant George Mottram Andrews, from-the
si.'. to be-Captain of a Company. by purchase. vice.
Everant, who retires.
e6tli Ditto,BroyetLieutariant..Colortel Henry Raleigh Knight,
ttom the sib Dragoon Guards, to be Major, vice Brooke,
. who exchanges.
6oth Ditto) Ceptain William Marlton to.be Major, by mit.
chase, vice Austin, promoted. Lieutenant Henry O'Grady;
from Half-pay of the 9oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Cameron, who exchanger. Erisign lames La Roche', front
iFialf.pey of the 46th Foot, to be Ensign, vice De Salu-
feu ty, promoted in the Royals. Hospital-Mate Thomes
Sharp to be Assiatant.Surgeon.
61 't Ditto, Ensign John Masterson to be Lieutenant, by pure
cliote. vice Kelly, promoted.
64th Ditto, Lieutenant Birlsotley Sidney Knox, from the 6ist
','cwt, to be Lieutenant, without. purchase, vice Ashen.
horst deceased. !kitty. Lewis Hopkins, Gent. to ire En-
sten, by is vite.Burke, who retires.
66th Onto. Lieutenant Edward Cartyou to be Captain of a
Conto..ity, by pier. is Ise, vice Gethin, who retires.
Mit Ditto, captain Itietiant Thompson to be Major, with.
out purchese, vice Hamilton, promoted in the sift West
I Artie Regime: it,
pbt Ditto* Park, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase. vice Thompson, promoted in the Royal Regiment
of Malta.
117th Ditto, , William Slade Gully, Gant. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Liddiard, who retires.
9.111 Ditto, . lone*, Gem. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Metter, who resigns. Cornelius 0. C.
'ruckey, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice I .
Tuckey, who reigns.
osth Ditto, Lieutaitint Michael Hearne, treat Halt-pay of
the late math Garrison Battalion, with temporary Rank, to,
be Second Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Knight,
who resigns Templeton, Gent. to be Second
Lieutensnt, without purchase.
sin Writ India Regiment, Fnsiin William lames. Carr, from
the rem foot, to be Etunimi without purchase, vice Lewin,
promoted in the Royal Corsican Rangers.
Royal.Afriealt Corps, lehrt Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign.
wohout purchase, vice Beauchamp, promoted in the Bth
West India Regiment.
The King's German Legion. eth Battalion of the Line,
Ensign, Charles Schlueter, from the Dep6t Company, to
he Quarter. Master.
A+. p4t Company, E coign , A.lbert us Condemann be Lien -
regent t, vice Schlbaer, appointed to the Regiment of Malta.
Reetment, AttlalltL De Gluts, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Waalwyck, promoted.
11,401 COnitc4lll Ranger., Lieut. Antonio Guiteria to be Cap:
tato of a Companyt,,with temporary Rank, vice Sum!,
deceased. Ensign came Lowest, from the silt West.
dia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Gentili, deceased.
—.De St. Laurent, Gent; to be Lieutenant, with. tern.;
Borary Rank, vice Gititeria, Assistant • Surgeon Janice
axter, from the 3s tit Foot, to be Surgeon. Hospital.
it'hte latnes Elliott to be Assistant Surgeon,
Boyal Regiment of Mills. To be Captains of Companies,
. with temporary Rank—Captain Enrico Tostaferrata, from
the Maltese Provincial. Battalion. Captain Philippe Tes«
werr..te, from ditto. .Captain Frederica Obaltlim, from
• ditto,
'le oe Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Captain Andrea
revisan, front the Maltese Provincial Battalion. Cap.
tt*itt GiOVattlii Ilattista Mirabelli, from ditto. Captain
saleadore.V el la, from ditto. Captain Luigi Cattchi, IMM
ditto, Captain Giaehiao Arena, from ditto. Lieu,, Si.
seri° Metrovich, frem ditto.
To be Lieutenant, 'Phantasm, from the pot Foot;
TO he Ensigns, Lieutenant Guglielino Consolato, from the
Maltese Provincial Battalion. Lieutenant Guisetipe Vella,
iron' ditto. Captain. Lieutenant Francisco Busier, from'
the Maltese Coast Artillery. Lieut. Claudio Beattie,
from the Maltese Provincial Battalion.
To be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, Lieut. Peter
Wallace, from the Maltese Provincial Battalion.
`1"0 be Quarter-Master, Serjeant Daniel Frazer, from time
35th Foot.
stir Royal Veteran Battalion, Brevet Major Philip Stewart.
eoeil the 3d Foot, to be Captainof a Company, vice Con.
cell, deceased.

Eta Avo. in the Gazettes of the td, gth, end seth inst.
ist Dragoon Guards, For john ‘V ebb, Gent. to be Cornet,
without purchtie„ -vice Temple, promoted, read, john
‘oemyss, Gent. to be Comet, without purchase, vice
Temple,- promoted.
78th Foot, For Niiitieas lk4yrie, Gent. to be Ensign, withmut
purchase, read, Phineas Ryrie, Gept. to be Ensign, with.
out purchase. For Alexander Mackenzie, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Strachan, promoted, read,
:Alexander Mackenzie Canteron;Gent: to be Ensign, with.
'• out purchase, vice Strachan, promoted.
g9th Foot, For Richard Rowland, Gent. to be Ensign, with,.
Out purchase, read, Richard Nowland, Geut, to be Ensign,
without purchase.

ComMistiona signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Inverness-shire.
bvernels..shire, &c. Regiment of Militia.
Ensign Tohn Alves to be Lieutenant, vice Mackintosh, pro-
moted, Dated May 24, dos. Ensign John Cram, tram
the Rothiemnrchus CoMpany of the Strathspey Volun-
teers, to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron, deceased. 'Dated
as above.; john Grant King, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Wdsort, promoted by the Lord Lieutenant at' Banti:shire.
Dated Mardi zs. Isoj. fames Cameron, Gent, to be
Ensign, vice. M'Rea, suspended., being absent without
leave. Dated May to, 'Sol. George Grant, Gent, to be
EnSign, vice Alves, promoted. Dated May 24, gips.

bye, nes t. sldre Parenterri.
Invert:Alt, Badenorh Volunteer Compaq,.
'lieutenant Lachlan Nl'Pherton, on Halt-pay of the pd
Fbot, to be Lieutenant, vice Claike. deceased. Dated
May 38, Oki.

• C,milcokn Battalion.
Holm.Company—En-sign lames Grant to he Lieutenant;
vice M`Neit, appointed in the 7gth Foot: Dated tidy 13,
Mi. David Robertson, Geut. to be-Ensign, vice Grant,
promoted.. Dated as above.
C.'idsminieqs signed t y the Yice Lieutenant of 'be County of Stat.-
. ford.
Stalfr.l.ll,ire Venotanry Cavoky.
Corner lohn Fyimey to be Lieutenant, vice Iladnall, resign-
ed. 114ted luly 744 a 05.•
mordn,vo,l,s Troop of Pellintert. Light C.swot...E.
Charles Magnus Themas, Gent. to be Comet. Dated lime
Murton Pannteer
Ensign Edward Smith to be Licinenma. Dated 'Tune ,
ties.. Ensign Richard. Spender to be ditto. Dated as
above. -
To be- Ensigns-. Wm. Yates, Gent. Dated as above. Tho.
Orgill, Gent. Dated as above. Thomas Hallam, Gent.
Dated as above.,
Slob. -Peddled', and Fenton Volunteer Infantry.
John Wright, Gent. to be Ensign,

Commissions in the Pots ostouth Volunteer Artillery, sirta by
the .1...;;ti Lieutenant of the County (units,
Captain-Commandant Elias Rroce Arnaud to be Major.
Comma:want. D:rtecl
.ritty tg, egos.. Capriin Lieutenant
. Hammond tit be Captapi; *tee .1 rnauti. pi owned. Dated
Italy 27, tBs Lieutenant Heather to ne Captain tieute.
nail!, vice Hanimond,- promoted. 2' Doted as above. Se.
cond Lieutenant Elias Arnaud, juti. to be Lieutenant, vice
leather, protitoted. Lased as above. Second. Lieutenant
Wm. Piddell to be dittta. Dated as abraVe. Icahn A itiaud;
jun. Gent. to be SCCOMI Lieutenant, vice Elias Arnaud;
inn. promoted. Dated is above. Thomas Wade Pink,
Gent. to be ditto, vice proMoted.. Dasad as above.
Lieutenant Hiscock to be Adjutant.' Dated as above.
Commissions ,tigned by His ifritjester- Lieutenant of the C'ounty of
Moray. •
EfFiv,.at 111ora,shitte, Battalion of Volonteor.lnfant7,
John Gurnming, Esq. to be Surgeon. Dated lune 18q4.
Prates Scrims: Esq. to. be Adjutant tO the Satiation, with
the Rank ot Captain, vice Curnming,:.resigned. Dated
Dee: 11, 1804.
Elgin Companies.—Lietst. Alex: Thornton to be Captain,
vice Duti,.resignett Dated May 2.11E4. Quarter. Mas.
ter Alex. Cobban, on the Halt...pay of the lareinverness
Fencibles,, to, be Lieutenant, vice Thomson, promoted.
Dated as above. knsign loin Grant to be ditto, vice Peter
Grant, .resigned. Dated as above. John Forsyth, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Spark, appointed to the Militia. Dated
May to, !Soc.
tearettabers Company. Lieutenant Charles Tod. to.be Cap..
taro, vice Cooper, resigned. Dated Om 11,18,4; - En.
sign Bruce to be Lieutenant, vice Thasrips,on, appdintedto
the Line. Dated Nov. at, 404. Ensign Unman-ay ta be
ditto, vice, Todd, prothoted. Dared :Jan. $, Alex-
' ander LimPbray, Gent. to be . Ensign, vice Brat, pro.
motet!. Dated Nov. aa, IEO4. !oho Smithy Gent, to be
Ensign, vice Umphray, promoted. ',.Dated Jan, li, 1805.
Forret Companies. lames Mackie, Gerd. ttCbe Ensigt,tvice
Fraser, resigned. Dated April 4, do's. -44611er trines,
Gent. tb be Enslgn, vice john ,Ltrank4 promaated. Dated

lune 20, 1805. -
Commusiun in the Aberclamshire Volunteevs, Wetted 0 114 Lord
Lievrtenant.

Znsigr► !An Cordon to be Quatter4faster in the Frasetburgh
Battalion of. VOlUlltgClgi, etintnnutded by Alajur. Fraser.
Dated July *sot

B4N.KRUPT.S.

john !ladderley, of Wolverhampton, Strattbutthirt, druggist,
tosurrender August z 6, at four, 27, and Sept. so, at ten, •
at the lerningharn Anna Shitinal, county of Salop. At.
torme.s, Mr. Edward Biddle, Wolvethampten ; or Messrs.
eriee arid Williams, Lincoln's-Inn, London. •
William Heywood, hi -Marsden, York*hire, cotton-spinner,
to surrender August g, 5, and Sept. ro, 'at eleven, at the
Old tuck Inn, Halifax, Yorkshire.. Attornies, Messrs.
Gleadhill and Payne, Lothbury, London ;--or Mr. Mex.-
ander. Halifax.
John Sizeland, of Wimpole..street, Cavendish-square, Mitt.
diesex,, tailor, to surrender August S. at cleven, at five,.-and Sept. so. at cleven, at Gudditail..London,• Attonley,-.
Mr. Frederick Smith, kobert-street,
William. joksson. of Edgeware4oad, st. Mary.'lebone,,
Middlesex, collar-maker, to surrender August s,•at gtevoti,
.4, at six, and Sept. to, at eleven. at Gutlilltall, London.
Anomie% 'Messrs, Lowey and Wightman, Inner 'remple.
hoc, Landon.
lichardSmithson, now or late of the Town and County of the
Town of Kingston.upon.Huli, innkeeper,-. to surrender
• August 9, re, anctSept. to, at eleven, at the White Hart Ta-
. vern,Silver-street, Xingston-upuri-fIUIL ' Attorney, .Mr.
Willimn Raw; Hull. • . •
fames Hitchcock, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, ,piiture..."
dealer, to surrender Auriust 3, to, and Sept. 31, at ten,.at
Guildhall.. Anomie*, Messrs. Kibblewhite and Row.
'• land, G ray's-I nil- place,

Lit lip' REPOIrI.

IRISH COURT OF EXCHEQUER, IttLy tz;

CORI V. NUNN.

This appeared to have been an Adiorvbronght by
the Drawer and Payee of three Bills. of Exchang.,e,
Against the Defendant, as Acceptor ;..the first of 301..
sterling, slated in London, 23d of May, 1804 the
second in the month of August for 401. and the
third for `2Ol. in the September following. The De-
fendant pleaded the general issue/ whose Counsel,
Mr. JOHN BALL, admitted the acceptance.; but al-
'edged that the Bills were for the exclusive accom-
modation of the Plaintiff, a Music-master in Lon-
don,who having cultivated an acquaintance With the
Defendant,aa seeking an occasion to kites,.bor-
rowed the use of hi'Sunstispeding Client's name and
credit, and, ns must be presumed, having in the course
Of the negotiation of these Bills taken them up when
they fell due, had, in order to mark a writ, made art
affidavit &kite debts as of a real transaction, and has
now the Defendant adually imprisoned for the fieli-
tiotio demand. .

Eliza Addison,Of the Theatre Royal, Crow-sttitets
was called in to give evidence, and recognized a deed,
which she signed Ilk the Defendant Nunn, wherein
he calls her wife she is 04t, however, married to'
him, nor is it possible she could, as' her lawful hus-
band Addison is still living : she, however, cohabited
with Minn, assumed his riame with Ids permission,
and.„with the advice of some friends, on entering.
to an engagement With Mr. Jones,. Patentee of the
Theatre Royal. She had in January twelve months
been apprenticed to •the Plaintiff, and in articles be-
tween theft, ratified by the deed in question, the
plaintiff was bound to, exert hiMsell to procure en-
gagements tbr her, and take half the emolument pro-
duced by her profession ; she was. in the habit of
handing over to him these half dues herself, and in a
particular instance recolleCted to have done so on her
return to. Louden front a Concert at Cambridge pre-
vious to her exedating the deed with. Nunn, she in-
formed the Plaintiff she was not his wife ; Plaintiff
after some time told her he could give her no further
instratiOns in singing or music, as she Alias suffi-
ciently versed. in her prbfession, and was scary it was.
no longer in his power to preCure her any public en-
gagernettu t she was present when the Defendant; ac-
cepted the.,401. bill for the Plaintiff's accommoda-
tion; was confident he got n 0 value for it,, nor fora
previous bill of 301. which :he took up ; it.was she.
who first introduced the Plaintiff to Nunu's acquaint
ance, whtl on the occasion interrogated her very mi-
nutely as to his ciretunstances, credit, character, and
occupation ; she made some observations to Noun,
when at the Plaintiffs house, where he was detained
to_dine,'respeaing the caution it was ineutnbent on
hire to observe in .a 'trausaCtion of that nature; on
which the Plaintiff remarked that women were gene-
ndly too busy, and asked.her„ did she want to excite,
the Defendant to aCt with ill nature towards him ?
spoke much of his honour with referenee to the punc-
tuality he exercised :in taking up the former 301.
hill. The
.Defendant then accepted the 401. bill be-
fore dinner came on the table. When, the bills‘be-
came due; Mr. Nunn required •of her to: ask the
Plail.ififf about them, Which. she did on' the day of
setting out for Dublin, having gone to, pay the Plain-
tiff a visit of leave-taking-,-she found him confined
with the 'gout—spoke .him about the bills, on
which he replied, that Mr. Nunn's message about
them was %cry odd, as he ought to have known that
he took them regularly, up and destroyed them.
Counsel for the Plaintiff, argued
against the CoMpetenee of Mrs. Addison as a wit-
ness, by analogy to the. law, which precludes it wife
from iving testimony.in any. cause relativeto her
husband. Cohabitation and the deed wherein she
is designated as tire wife of the Defendant, he con-
ceived sufficient grounds to support his, objetiion as
to competence, • and shourd that be over-ruled, roust
at least be allow:ed to go against her credit.
The Court decided that she was. a competent
wit-
nes3 .

And on cross-examination by I%lr. Buscus, it was
further elticidated, that in her coat-tee-bon with the
Defendant they respeatively supported themselves.
fie waa in the laCe trade. She" allowed him from
iler earnings mere subsfitence since his confinerrient
at the suit of the Plaintiff, and conceived her attach-
ment tv him sufficiently strong to extricate him,
frOm his present difficulty ifshe had it in her power,
but was confident he would not permit it. She saw
Dallas one night in preparation at the stage door to
arrest herself, for an alledged.demand by the Plain-
tiff, in which the hire of a Piano Forte was included.
She did not hire. it .from the Plaintiff when in Lon-
don; but procnred it elsewhere, and had it at her own
lodgings. She was obliged to enter bail at bar against
this action, in Which the Plaintiff made au Affidavit
as: if she had been a single woman, though she ap-
prised him of the existence of her husband„ while
she had candouraufficient to inform hint that Munn
,was not the. man.

Bus HE spoke to eviclenceimaking many strong
and ingenious observations, to pro've that these bills
could not beanere accommodation ones, but for va-
luable consideration as the acceptances of an iti-
!Want, Pedlar, which he called. the Dcfe.ndant, par-
ticularly as in one instance` while travelling through
Birmingham, could not be supposed negotiable in
any bank pr Mercantile house of credit. It more-
over appeared that the hlls were not n,gotiated, or
never wcre out of the Plaintiff's hands, having no
other indorsement on them.

Mary Leak.e was adduced to prove, that while she
was a visitor at the Plaintiff's house in Lontl6ll, he
sent her repeatedly with trifling sums of money to
the Defendant, whom she cannoned against accept-
ing Nils for his accommodation, as he was an em-
barrassed man—she knew the engagement of Mrs.
Nunn, or Addisoh, with the Plaintiff—believes she
is still his apprentice, and was entitled to halt the
fees or emoluments. which the Plidntite might be sup-
posed to receive from such pupils of his as Mrs. Ad-
dison instruaed. Witness resides with Madame
ThAsek,

Baron GEoßost, in ctarging the July, took °cm-
sion liberally to. advert to Alm NIIIIII's professional
Accmplishments, leaving it. with them to determine
a$ to the degree of credit they, conceived due to her
testimony.
They immediately returned a verdia for the De
fendant, with costs.