The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-23 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, ArRIL 23.

THE supply of Wheat to-day is tather short, that
of first quality goes off readily at rs. per (patter
advance, but other Sorts remain heavy ; the Barley
Trade is brisk, and sales are made zs. 'dearer;
Malt - has better sale, as have Pease ; not many
Bean's here, which are likewise dearer, as is. Rape
Seed ; Oats are in gocd supply-, and they readily
keep their price ; Flciur as last week, and in plenty.
Wheat as a 3Ss a 54$ od Tick Beans - ass a 32$ (Al
Fine ditto' - Sys a 56s 0d Oats - its a an, a 23s od
stye- -28 s a3ts od Poland ditto 24s a aSs 0,1
Airley - 213 a 2,6 s od 'tape Seed . 371 a 401
Malt - SIS a 37s cd Fine Flour 4os a 45$ od
White Pease 34$ a 4ts od Seconds 35$ a 4os Oa
galls -31 s a 37s ad

The Pursers of the Ships undermentioned, attend.
ed at the India House on Saturday, to receive their
final dispatches, with which they immediately pro.
treed to Portsmouth, to join their respeaive Ships,
viz.'

Doetser Castle, GEORGE RtCHARDSON commander,
for St. Helena and Bengal ; the Royal Charlotte,
CHARb FRANKLIN ; True Briton, HARRY
HUGHES; Neptune, WILLIAM DoNALDWN ; Per-
severance, JAMES TWEEDALE, forVhina ; and Lady
Burps, ALEX. Sw I NToN, fox St.Helcna and Bengal ;
Asia, H. P. TREMENHE IRE, for Coast and Bay ;
and the Marquis Cornwallis (Company's Frigate)
ISAAc G. RICHARDSON, for Bombay.
PASSENGERS PER DOVER CASTLE—For Si. Helena, Lieu-
tenant Start and Lady. For Bengal, Major Loveclay and

two Miss D'Esterres.
PASSENGERS ?SR LADY BDROSS—For Bengal, Messrs.
Gardiner, Armstrong, Murphy, Crump, and Dunn; Mr.
• Herman and Lady ; Miss Tatloek and MlSS"Binfield.
PASSENGERS PER ASIA--For Madras, the Hon. William
Gordon, of His Majesq's Ship Trident; Messrs. A.
• 1114Caskell, Delgairne, Walker, Hollingsworth, Vaughan,
and Milne; Dr. t itzgerald and Lady ; Misses Fitzgerald,
Page, and 13ailiie. —For Bengal, Messrs. Savage, Patutto,
Erskine, Royle, Sterling, Hudson, Wilson, Livingstone,
Kent, Pratt, Battine, and Parke.
Nit NLIrI I.; Vor China, Mr. Samuel. Ball, Msistatit In-
spedlor of Teas.
The Tralthamttoetv, Earl St. Vincent, and Bengal,
still temain under dispatch.

The London Volunteer Cavalry will muster in
Moorfields on Wednesday morning next, at half
past nine o'clock, and be placed with several Corps
of Surrey Cavalry and infantry, under the command
of Hill HARRINGTON' and General Fox, tor the
purpose of general Parade at Dulwich.
We understand that a large encampment is shortly
to he formed at Shorncliff, although the ground is at
present occupied by General iVlooltei Brigade only:
This brigade consists of the 4th, szd, and 59,h
Regime:its, with part of the Rifle Ct.rps. The +id,
now at A'htord, is expetied to be added to it.
The Yeomen Cavalry, of Derbyshire, arc to
assemble at Derbison.tl4e 14..1-1 M,y, to march to
Buxton, and there to remain or fourteen days.
Saturday forenoon the Lottery Wheels were re-
mov:d from Smnerset Place to Cooper's Hall, where
the Lortc.rY bcgan draw iog tl,i, morning.

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• , .
uf.t- (itt.trclay.- night,' I b ice,vo77< 1.735 rerfrat,
ed a second time •iit -the,-elegant T &wire
(late the Pic Nie), in Tottenham-street, but with
a change in .811 the male charaders. c.xcept • Don
Carlos, which Captain CtiAD, of the Life Guards,
performed • again This. Gcntlerno •is Intich
Ibi4iett iii his part since We saw .aod look-
ed and dressed the charafter) admirably. • Captain.,
Acct.~, of the Foot Gdards, was :the .:41en zo he
took 'great Fins, but was Unfortunately so hdarse
43 -to be vety•often' inaudible dying scti,e,
Which, tiis best, he titled with much efFea—
We would., however, advise him, the nekt time the
Play is performed, not to. cross crTti.,tialiy Tram
,tage:boi. to Stage-box. Mr.l4'-tTzc'ER XLD'S Zarr
c% was :a most finished and twstvrly.perluirinance
throtighour ; his working up of iliouzb tO jealousy
was capital.. .This passage,

you forgive, the world will call you god;
if youJoyet, the world will 6.lCyoUlvi.re;
"` If you receive her to your arms again,
!' The world'will call you vety, very kind !" r'
was given with very great judgment and discrimina.
tipn. ; his Soliloquies were puwerinily impressive,
but his last scene, in which %P.M fiG has worked the
.charafter up to sublimity, was inimitably perform-
.ed—it was a masterly effort of the art ! Indeed,
we are-convinced, that there is Nothing at the prese.nt
day on.privare or public Stage, that can surpass :this
Gentleman's Zanga.
. , The two Jlort parts, of Manuel. and 4bri,r7i'ez
-wee respetlably filled,' but we could not learn by
whom.

-Miss Novroiv, rn Leenoi-a, gained and deserved
great applause ; her last scene with Alonzo was
glyen in a very superior style : het voice often re.
minded .us of the late amiable Mrs. POPE, and we
should be glad to see her fill some of the parts of
tenderness in which that lamented Aaress was so
excellent.

The audience wa4 extremely crowded and very
fashionable, but they displayed Ome. impatience at
the delay which took
,place before the Play began,
which, we were told, Was owing to some accident-in
r‘ e Scenery ; so true it is that ail great assemblies,
however high the rank of those who compose them,
partake of the nature of a mob.
• Capt. HICKS spoke a Prologue, but in so low a
voice, that we lost most of it.

Vromilie LONDON GAZETTE, Atod 21;1894.

LAW REPORT.

COURT ()V KING's BENCH, ArltlL-21.

SEDUCTION.-MORRIS Z. WITTON.

This was a-n anion for a compensation in-damages,
the Defendant having debauched the Plaintiff's
daughter: The Defendant suffered judgment' by'
:default, and the damages were assessed by a Jury
before the Sheaff;'who gavp'a verdil for 5001.
Mi,.HOLROI(I) this clay, moved to set aside the
'vertliO, upon the ground that the Gentlemen before
_ whom. the Writ Of Inquiry was executed, :kad mis-
direaed the jury, and that the damages in Come-
vence were excessive. The •Learned Counsel star-
• ed,,that the
.Defendant was only a warehouseman, at
a salary of 'soh a. year, and the Gentlemen alluded
to in reference to the. Defendant's condition in life,
had said, the Jury were to lay that-entirely out of
their consideration; .were, to place _ themselves
in the situation of the Plaintiff, -whOse daughter's
chastity .had been violated, •and whose. virtue was
lost to herself and, her family•; and if the Defend-
, ant could not m,-.lce reparation in• his purse, he must
do it in his person. He considered that to be a mis-
dire,aion.; fot lho.ugh the -action sought a compen-
sation in damages, yet- fr:-.111 such a man as the De-,
fendapt, cool. might operate as a confinement for
life upon him, and be infinitely more -severe-than
scol.-Weuld be to a person of fortune.
Mr. justice GRosE asked the Counsel if be di4
not recoiled a case where
,a servant was cast in
io,oool. damages for the same offence, and yet the
vetdid was.never set aside ?

Lord ELLENsoß6u6tethought it was'cot a case
irt,which .41e Court-ought to.tnterfere. "If the
nieasure of damgei," said .his:Lordshir, " is to be
estimated accoding- to the condition of the Min_
Taent, every beggar in the Kingdom may debauch a
feiu and "scot- free ."
Nir.,licutorp.toOk nothing by his motion.

STRODE V. DYSON.

Mr. ABiOT moved to set aside the verdin
tamed in this cause, tried before. Mr. Justice LAW.
RENCE, at the Gloucester Assizes. The Anion
was brought to recover the price of a horse, and thq
question turned upon, whether the horse was war.
ranted sound in London only, or to be delivered
sound at the town of Tewkesbury ? And the fan ap,
'Tama to htt, that-th.ehorse-was sound at the' foraier
pike, burbeing.taken ill tin the joutney, was un-
sound on its arrival'.at the latter, and •died soon
after.. A, servanthad-,giveri a-receipt for the money;
the:lace-of that receipt ht d. extended the
warranty to- Tewkesburyi.Without.:any authority
from. his master. The Duke of Cumberland had
:purchased the. horse in ,question -for an Officer in
his own Regiment', and deposed at the trial, that the
horse was warranted sotindonly at the time,alld plate
of tale. The Learned Counsel contended, that the
recital. of the warranty-,On-rbe'receipt was nugatory,
and ;repeated the .words.-6f4ltis Lordship in his di-
redion to thejury, "'that there•was no-evidence to
shew't•ic .servant could bind his principal,. and raise
a new contreet- under the circumstances of this
case."—Role.granted to chew cause. •
OltN 1 THQL6C'Y :----rSCO/tiopaX, or the'nodcoci. Of
all the different -species hitherto -discovered of the
geous belong;og•to the:orderof Gratt4; one.-of the
most extraordinary was a fey/ days, since shot by ,the
game-keeper of the Rev. Mr, 4cephens,.of Ludg_
van, in. Oxfordshire, in an inclosure near the par-
sonage house, called. Cooper"sr,Groft. The. head,
tail; and extremity of the
,wing[,, are, of a
white, the bill and legs of a light yellow, and the
body a brownish ash_colour. It is altogether as
elegant ;tilts shape, singular in its-species. The
celebrated: Mr. Pennant has described this bird as
very rarely seen in the, Hebrides. .

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DOPY 'V. SIR ANDREW 13 AliNfTW*6

During last Term we gave an account of the par-
ticulars of this anion against the Defendant, as She..
riff, fur a false' report on, effe.as in the possession of
Lora Att•undel, to the amount of 24.001.- A verdi&
had been obtairrd forthe Plaintiff, under the clirec-
tiolcof this Court, and application' was now made
for' a.New 'Trial, on the 'ground that the 'return of
the Sheriff,•of •rilt/tri I,)irfr,..was correct, inasmuch as
the:propei:ty wlsOestedirt the Trustees of the Coon.
tess of Arundel, f6r her use, on the
.occasion of.ht:r
ma frine, on the `42.4th April, i 764.. •
Mr.AaAtttow,iti support of the verdift; contend.
tds.that ate right 'was•-not in the Trustees, and. that
they could bring tro - Aaiun 'of trespcvs : that whe- •
ther they: had taken into 'their considerarion or not
the nature of the-deed; if it could now be•siieWn to
he frauduletit; WhichAe • conceived he could do, it
would he'unnecessaryoto disturb the vcrditit.
cord ELL E.N 1104tOkIGH,L.. -" I think,'On- the prin.
tipl•e'of the cases .-of Cedydn and "Kb; i;it, before
Lord IV' NSF E 61 .Ky;:ie :and Rain/ham), ,
.befOre Lurti irmay.be right again to..4h-
mirthe Cate;tik.th Feyision-of:alury„k anew
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