The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-03 00:00:00

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Ile person named Burgess wa,i•simiLirly sitented
to hims•df. They both received a specifii: stare
out of the share received by Hopkins IFo u the
concern. They received a' slire, trout the pro"
fit of the concern, and if there were no pro"
fits, they would receive no sham., They bad
.
no concern' whatever N%ith Lincoln, .the
partner. •

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Lord ELLEJDOROUGII admitted, that that
.evt-
delice had raised a poitit that he did not remember

to have occurred.

The ATTottNEY-GENERAL submitted,' that the
way to settle the point; would be to determine,
~.whether Hopkins, the witnes,, and lllrgess, woulo
be liable to ally action incurred by the parthershiti.
concern.

( Mr. GAR ROW humbly sub,rnitted, that they
not be liable, as the pArtnerthip was restrained JP
Hopkins and Lincoln.
The ATTORNEY-GENER AL contended, that if what
Hopkins the witness and Burgess received depend-
ed upon 'the profits of the trade, they, to all in',
tents and purposes, had interests in the concern,
consequently were partners. He would not then
press the paint, but hoped that his Lordship would
allow him to resene the point (Or the consideration
of the Court, in case his client 4 should think tit
to move for a new trial if the verdict should go
against them.

Lord ELLENBOROUG,H said,, certainly the pia
might be reserved.. .:Tlie witilegs and Mr. Butgeo
received their rkthuneration from one ,of the part"
Hers : they did not dertve their profits from the part-:
nee :hip concern.

,
GARROW, in reply, said that the Attorney'
General had taken cOmfneadable pains to save big
client from indelible disgrace.
' - Lord ELLANIMROUGH observed to the Jury, that
the letter sent to the plaint:lfs gave them .a disc
•
lion, whether they ..,hoUld send the goods or not.
The plaintith nochange in tb:.prices, there
'fore they 5.,..nt the goods.: If .the Jury, after cow'
si..!ering the whole of the circumstances*, should
think that the transaction was not irregular, they
would find a verdict for the plaintiffs.
The Jury returned a verdiai for the plaintiffs, fof
11501. being the debt, with interest.—

We understand tlmtA he tommissioners appointed
by his Grace the Lord Ltieuteuant to lend money fnt.
the relief of the Manufa&urers and Traders, have al'
ready granted the sum of 50,0001. to u
who employ 4,000 persons in d4ferent branches,
and that many other applications are how under con"
sideration.

Within these ten days back, a flock of birds haws
made their apppearance about' Aher.,it-en of a species
rarely seen in Ibis country. They ate of. the gentl4
Lova or Curvirostra, 'commonly, called Croisbilli
and German Parrot. They are inhibnams of Svve"
den, Germany, and the 'Southern. parts of RusA3o
and migrate periodically to this country. The fast
flock seen here was t 7 years ago. They generaLY
fix their residence in the neighbourhood of pio
Moods, the seed of which is their usual food.
hers of them have been shot at this time. The wale
is of a red-lead colour, mixed with deep brown, and
has black legs. The colour of the female inclines
green, streaked with brows.

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GRAVESEND., AUGUST 1.

Arrived—the liraganza, Hart, frem Buenos-Ayres.; Cita-
ker, Dalker, froin arnaica t.sealeby Castle, • Nottinghaali
Warren Castle; •Persr.!verance, and Albion,. from I -
Sailed—the Charlotte and Ann, Charity:v.o4dr- Lisbon.;
Darlington, lohnson, for Dominica; John ;:nd Thornas,
Ivt-
chvlson, for Maltz!';- and the Mary; Barker, ter Oporto.