The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-18 00:00:00

BROWN 1).,W E DGEWOOD.

This. Was an application to the Court for n new
Trial. It was an Akflion tried at the last Stafford
Assizes, to recover the value of a quantity of flint
delivered to the*Defendant for the use of the pot.
terries. The defence was, that it was nor of the
proper quality.: The came lasted
.the whole day,
and at last the Witnesses were examined, several at
It time,. in order to endeavour to get through it,
because the Com'Mission at Cdventry was' to he
opened on the same day. As it grew' late, 'the
Learned Judge, Mr.'Baron GRAHAM, was obliged
to leave it imperfealy tried, that he might g-t to
Coventry before twelve o'clock, to open the Con).
missiowthere. A new Trial was granted.

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THELLVSSON V. BELT..

In this Case Mr. EROCI ;Nit had obtained a rule to
skew cause why the Master should not review his
taxation. The action ,was upoti a Policy of Insur-
ance efEfted on a French East Indiatnan before the
late War. •To rove the loss, it was necessary to
bring the Captain from Toulon, and- one of his
Officers froin Marseilles. The Plaintiff having
gainedthe cause, the Master in 'assessing the sum
tol)e paid by the Defendant for costs, allowed each
of them something more than loot.

Mr. Gina, contended that the allowance was
very reasonable. Had the Defendant chosen to pay
the sum he had subscribed, he would have escaped
this expcnce. It would he extremely hard if a man
should not be reimbursed the money necessarily ex-
vended in enforcing a just debt upon an obstinate
creditor. The practice in the American War, and
at all tim.eis, had been to allow 'these costs.

Mr. ERSKINfi urged that a Defendantrmight thus
be ruined by honestly resistlng a.douhtfoidemand.
Instead of two Witnesses from the South of France,
it might be necessary to brill twenty from a diS.
tont quarter of the globe; and upon the same prin.
ciple the Defendant might be called upon to pay
several thousand pounds costs, although the original
debt did not amount to more than 4.05.' Hc ex-
pressed a hope that some -mode would be devised of
forcing parties to consent to. the examination of
such Witnesses upon Interrogatories.
The Court thought that the Master's Taxatiim
was perfettly unexceptionable.—Rule,discharged.

Colonel •THORNEr.Atiditor.General, proceeds to
-the Island of Ceylon on board the Honourable East
India Company's Ship the General Stuart, 'Caps.
THOMAS' MCAT INITR. Capt. SOARXIIS, of His
Majesty'S S Ist Regiment ; and Ensign THowts
WEitYSS' of the 65th Regiment, proceed to India
by the above Ship.

, The Lord 131410 P of LONDON has appointed the
Rev. Ro s EAT Flonosort, his Nephew and Cbaphtio,
to the valuable Rectory of St, George's, Hanover.
fi (pare, vacant'by thddecease of the Btsßop of
EXETER. And the Rev. EDWARD HODGSON' by
the same appointment, succeeds the Rev. ROBERT
HODqO2I to the living in Essex.
Ott board one of the Dutch Prizes at Plymouth
are two young tadies, whose parents died at Bata-
via, and,Who, in consequence, resolved to come to
Europe with the whole of their property, which is
stated to be immense. . •

. .We understand IrtcLitoom intends "exerting his
vocal powers ibis summer in a tour through the
principal towns of Great Britain. and Ireland.. He
titadeltis debut at Coventry on rnesday evening to
a splendid and crowded Audience, in Drapers' Hall,
with the greaTest applause._ His Entertainment is
called The Wandering Melodist, Song, are
composed by SHIELD, WHITAKER, MAJOR, DA/I_
MAN, and M.AZZiNGHT.

The new Performer from the Continent drew a
crowded and brilliant Audience last night at the
Royal Circus. His figure is manly, and his anion
impressive; throughout the whole °Otis scenes hi
evinced great taste and judgment. The Eliza of
Mrs. Parker bespeaks the highest merit. The grand
Spalarle was, well received, and announced for this
evening with rapturous applause.

Mr.. PERRY, Surgeon,' of Snuthampron".streer,
Olonmsbury.square, continues to devote his princi-„,
pal attention to Calculous .Disorders,. in which he
has been to peculiarly successful, cvCn alter sounding
with a view to tintlergo the operation. He tlesireb'
those tilltia Patients who live at no great distance
to übservei that,thermay lesupplivedpatt ~hnrt in.
tervals Circe of exrence), with _a olice
the Solvent in, which will not fail to accelerute she.
pedal Cure.