Star.
London, England, 1806-02-10 00:00:00

NAUTICAL lATELLIOeNCE.

Psszascs, Fes. 7.—Wednefday evening laf.
after poft. the Prof Gan galliot the Rhea, of Stettin, .
Captain Carl Green, from Lawn, with fruit, kr?
ILondon, arrived bore, with loft, of mizen mail.
FeLmovrat, Fit. 7.—Arrived the Mineiva,Puaor.
from London, for Lillian. with wheat; he wu obliged
to bear away, her pumps being cloaked; parted from
the CANADA one Tnefday laf,when Are had not more
than ten flips under convoy, the reit haring Ice her
in a gale of wind. Arrived the Catbarina Tholil,
ROLL, from Pconfmouth for St. Andero, put in here
by contrary winds; the Nile. HAMILTON, for Liver-
pool; Friends, JACKSON, for BrilLJ ; and Tartar.
WRION ti for Limerick. Sailed the Peggy, IHcm, for
Portfmouth ; Bideford, Bacreausmaa, and John.,
TZILeDDta, for London.—Wind S.
PLYMOUTH, Fs.. 6.—Came in the William and
Emma, Cairns, from Liverpool, bound to Malta ;
the has been as fat welt as Cape Finißerre, but was
driven back by a privateer—Martha, Cape. Lrvion •
'Too, from London to Dublin, with Sundries—Suc-
cell, Capt. &WIMP, from Fivers, with Fruit, fbr
this port—Anfeatie, Capt. Fancy, from Hambros,
bound to Lima. Sailed the Hassaata, of tso guns,
for Torbay AcHatta of 74 guns, for Portfmoody
EsrLosion of to guns, with a fleet under convoy for
the Downs. Cumin the Hazaay. of .8 guns, from
a•
cruise; Cato&ssa armed brig. from Scilly. Sailed
the Palace or WAIL'S, of 98 gone, for Torbay;
Cotrors, of 24 gusts. on a cruise. Came from
Hamoase to Cawfand Bay, the Coaossacia of yo
guns $ and Egyptienne 38. The Friends, Capt. Goer- .
mots, that was shore in Teats Bay, is gain jot of,
with loin damage.
Porramoorm, Fes. B.—Arrived his Majefly's %hip
ArmlLttt, Capt Lao. from Plymouth I and the AL-
sacoai hoop, Capt. 11 gamic aa, from Guernfey.
ed the OTTIII hoop, Capt. Darras, for the Downs.
Admiral Strummer has his flag one board the Con-
cur,. frigate. and will fail to join the Channel &it
the &ft WOolltllt the wind is fait. The IMOINISTAIM
frigate, Capt. Dicier:tar, is SOON out of harbour. Ad.
miral J. S. DoogLas hoißed his flag this day on
board the ILLusratous.

Faa. 9—Arrived his Majefly's Sip Panics ov
Wis.'s, Capt. &Droop, from Plymouth. Admiral
DOUGLAS is to have the command of a fqoadron
confining of five fail of the line and two frigates,
via. the Prince of Wales, of 98 guns, Capt. BIDTOILD
(to which (hip it is foppored he will shift his nag) ;
Fame, of 74 guns, Capt. G. MOORS ; DlOfttlolll. of
74 guns, Capt. SHULL; Achille, of 74 guns, Capt.
Kish; Africa, of 64 guns, Capt. Moor s Quebec
frigate, Capt. W. Kros.av mad Anna frigate, Cap.
tail DONAU.

Dovaa, Frs. 8.-.4aßed this day the flap Helena.
If Stockholm, Captain Beustllllß, from Lifbon, with
a cargo of Lugar, logwood, &c. bound to Toonin-
gen, for the Nore to wait for convoy. Pared by the
'rig Patriot, Gerais Sroyst.aers, from &yak,
bound to London with fruit.
Fsa. 9.—Put ja/ptse this day in confequence of
contrary winds, the Datil& brig Governor Bunt
JorlF, Captain' litiaost, from Yarmouth, with a
cargo of herrings, bound to Naples. Wind W. and
blows ire& with thick hazy weather.
AUL, Fes. 9.—Arrived the Hunts* armed (tip
with a fleet under convoy from Falmouth. which are
failed for the River ; alto the Cumberland, Goon.
lac, from Surinam s the (poke on the sd Milani the
Minerva of London, all well. The House& re-
remains in the Downs with the iii!ps as per
Arrived and failed for the River the Aurora tratif-
port, from the sunward ; Crefeent, Hanooz. from
Jamaica, and the Johanna Charlotte, Boaadltoart.e,
from Surinam : Ike failed from Tortola on the 141 h
December, under convoy of his Majeßy's (kip &AU.
411 W, with about 6o fail, and parted in let. 46. long.
34—about es fail then in fight. On the rzth De.
cember a fcbooner arrived at Tortola from Admiral
COC/111Allt, with orders for the fleet to fail immedi•
ately, to confequence of a French force having arsiv
ed at Martinique—force unknown.

Paired through the Dowas this morning, the Unions
Captain jowl( Evans, from Liverpool. for Lanais,
with cheefc s about two o'clock, Friday afternoon,
dole in by Hailing, he fell in with a French logger
privateer of-Tutees guns, and her decks full of men,
which he beat cif.
Fes. 9.—Friday P. M. arrived the
the Ler wick, bye boat, Capt. Rao, from Harlingen,
with Baron Lrense and fuit, Meffrs. Batten, As-
, eawomr, &c.—Saturday morning arrived the Prin.
cefs Augulla cotter, Lieutenant &MACEY, and has
brought in the Frefton, of Folkflone, a Coop with
upwards of .coo half ankers of geneva, and leveret
bales tobacco, which the captured off Southwold.—.
Saturday P. M. arrived between forty and fifty fail
of tranfports, with troops on board from the Wrier,
under General Doaoas ; this divifion left the Wefer

on Tuefday, under convoy of the Fury Hoop of war,
Tickler gun brig, and a cutters—the wind being con
trary the fb.ps remain wind-bound.—Ships in the
Roads, Majeflic, Admiral Russst ; Roebuck, Ad-
miral DOUGLAS ; Elephant, Stately, Didator, Agin.
court, and Ruby ; Flora and Orpheus frigates ;
Cruiser and Deavor (loops, and three gun brigs.
The DIANA frigate, from Jamaica, arrived at Scilly
on the ad inft. ; the parted horn the fleet on the zth
January.

Pros Mn LONDON OAZEITE4
MMIIII•••••••=••=11
011110'S •er.ace, Tn. 5. 1 I'.
Prefent, the Kiso's Molt Exc.Be* liajelly in
Council.

Hit MAJIITT having been pleated to deliver the
eußody of the Privy Seal to Hamar Vi(count
wouva, the Oath of Keeper of the Privy Seal was
this day adminiflered to hum, and his Lordlhip took
bis place at the Board accordingly.
This day the Right Honourable Faaricis Earl of
Molts. the Right Honourable RICHMID CIIANDOS
Earl Tararr.e, the Right Honourable Ham PITTY,
commonly called Lord Hamar Parry, Chancellor
and Under Treafurer of his Majefty's Exchequer ;
the Right Honourable C Gear, and the Ri•'ht
Honourable Otani's, James Fox, were, by his Ma.
Jelly's command, (worn of his Majelly's Mat Hn.
nourable Privy Council, and took their retpative
placer at the Board accordingly.
His MAjelly having been pleated to appoint the
Right Hon. Gsoaos Jona Earl &recta, B.G. and
the Right Honourable WILLIAM WINDNaM to be
two of his Majefly's Principal Secretaries of Stem
they were thi► day, by his Majelly's command. fwora
two of his Majefly's principal Secretaries of State
accordingly.

His Majeßy. in Council, was this day pleated to
appoint the Right Honourable Wasasase Lord A vex-
von', And, in his Lordfltip's abfence, the Right Ho-
tr,urable Rico' MID CN SODAS Earl Talons, Prefident
of the Committee of Commit appointed for the con-
fide' ation Of all matters relating to trade and foreign
plantations.
opesn's FACACP, FM 7.
Prefent, the Kiro's Mott Excellent Majefly in
Council.
Ise This day the Right Hon. Gamma Vircount Moe-
ram the Right Honourable JOllll TOWNS MIND,
eofnmonly called Lord JOHN Townsirano; the Right
Honourable 1.11014 AS Lord Empalme, and the Rigby
Honourable RICHARD )3eIIIDSLEY SIIIIIDAN, were,
by his Majelly's command, (worn of his Majefty's
MoR Honourable Pi ivy Council, and took their re-
Oellive places at. the Board accordingly.
His Majefly, in Council, was this day pacific*
pleated to deliver the Great Seal to the Right Hon.
TNOMAS Lord Easaira ' • whereupon the Oath of
Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain was, by his
Majefly's command, adminiliered to his Lordfhip,
and his Lot clitip took his place at the Board accord-
ingly.
,-His Majcay having been pleated to appoint tlit.
Right Honourable C Jaws* Fox to be one a
his Majelly's principal Secretaries of State, he will.
this day, by his Majelly's command, (worn one Of
his Mak fly's principal Secretaries of State accordinglfri
, His Majeßy, in Council, was this day pleated MI
appoint Pm 'Lair HODDER Wee°, of Tickford Abbefe,
Efq. to be 'Sheriff of the County of Bucks, inffedd
of James Baccwsat, Pa/ED, of Tyringham, EI.
Sir MANLY M&INWARING MSINIVARINO, of Over
Peover, Bart. to be Sheriff of the County of Chelter,
intlead of /*civets Ducain ;leap Aar air, of Duck-
Efq.
And JOHN MANSUR./ Beavror, of Upton Gray,
Efq. to be Sheriff of the County of Southampton.
PRINCE or waate's
At a Council of his Royal Highnefs the Panics of
Watts, held at Carlton /code, the 4th day of Feb.
zB°6, THOMAS G&ANANI, of Penquite, Efq. was
appointed Sheriff of the County of Cornwall for the
year tBo6, by his Royal Highoefe the Panics of
Waaas in Council.
WIIITINALL, FEB 7.
The King has been pleated to grant the dignity of
a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Irelinli, to the Right Honourable Tmore•s Eames,
and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. by
the name, Rik, and title of Baron Eames, of Re-
flormel Cagle, in the. County of Cornwall.
WHITEHALL, 715.8.
The King has been pleated to grant to General
FRANCIS Earl of MOIRA, the office of Mailer Gene-
sal of his Majelly's Ordnance of the United Kingdom.
The King has alto been pleated to constitute and
Appoint the Right Honourable General RICHARD
_ Fs r ZPATILICI, to be his Majefly's Secretary at War.
POWNINO•STILERT, FIR. 4.
The King has been pleated to appoint Sir Hewer
Ressst.a. Knt. to be Chief Jolliet of the Supreme
Court of Judicature at Fort William, fp Bengal.
The King bas alto been pleated to appoint Sir
WILLIAM BURROUGHIS, Bart. to be one of the
Puifne JNRices of the Supreme Court of Judicature
at Fort William, in Bengal.
ADMI OFFICE, FEBRUARY 8, 1806.
Copy of a Letter frotn the Hon. William Cornwallis, Admiral al
the Red, Re. to William Meriden Efq. dated Ville de Par*
off MIMI, the zoth of January. 1106.
Sir—l have the honour to hackie. for the informatim of the
L-ed CommiMuners of the Admiralty, a letter from Lieutenant
Thomas Nefoitt, commanding his Maicity's giin brig the Growler.
acquainting me of his having, on the 26th Wt. captured the French
lugger privateer Voltigeur, of St. Maims. I have the honour to
he. 84" (Signed) w. CORNWALCIS.
His Majcity's gun buts Growler, off Breit, Jan.3o.
•• bog leave to inform you, that, on the
;corning. of the zBth intlant, when running fur this
• Ration, in purtuance of your orders, his Majefly's
gun brig under my command captured le Voltigeur
lugger plivatetr. of St. Malocs, pierced for fourteen
guns, but having only fix nine-pounders on board,
with A complement of 66 men, out one day, but had
not taken any thing. I have the honour to remain,
T. Neseirr, Lieut. and Commander.
C opy of another Letter front Admiral the Honourable William
Cornwallis to William Mari:len, Efq. dated on board the Vine
de Paris, in Caw(and Bay, she ph of February, 180.
Sir.—l have the honour to induce. for the information of the
Lords Coomilflloners of the Admiralty, a letter I have received
from Lieutenant 'fbomas Swain, of his Majetty'sgan brig Attack,
acquainting me of his having Captured tSe Freud% privateer therein
Mentioned. I have the honour to be. Ste.
(SiFned) w. CORNWALLIS.
His likijelly brig Attack, at Sea, Jan. sib taco.
Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that his Majefly's
gun brig GitowLea, in'company with the Arraca,
at day light on the sBth intlant, fell in with and cap.
tared the French logger privateer Voltigeor, ot 14
goes and 7o men. -Having learnt Irons them that
smother logger, thee in light, was alto an enemy's
privateer ut a liasilar deforption, nothing was left
undoes to corns up with her, and, after a circular
ehace of sine hour% I got aiongfide, and captured
her, She proves to be le &meter, of and from St.
Woes, with fixty men and fourteen guns, ten of
which they had thrown overbvard during the chug,'

commanded by Outtalks's(' Faancosse Neese ;nut
two dilly. and had taken nothing, but was on a
cruise for two months. I feel pleated that two fetch
'drill; &told fall into our podiffion, as they might
have done much mitchief to our *Otero commerce.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) THOMAS SWAIN.
Cepy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Collinprood, Can-
! mender in Chief of hi. Majefty's Ships and Veffels In the Me
diterranean, to William Marfden, eq. dated on board the
Queen, at Sea, Jan. 11.
Sir—l enclofe, for the information of the Lords
Commillieners of the Admiralty, a Report of Cap.
tures between the 19th of November and the tpth
intl. I am. &c. (Signed) cottswcwooo.
A Return of Velf. Is captured and detained by the fquadron under
the command of The Right Honourable Lord Collingswood, Vice
Admiral of the Blue. and Commander in Chief la tbeMediter,

Taman. &e. between the t 7th November, aos, and Jan. t
Pruflian Stip Minerva, of gun. 6 men, and 2CO tons burtben, from
BlTet 10112 bound to Probden, lades with brandy : Detained by
the Thonder bomb. November t 7, t Sol.
Swedith 04 St. Jean, of 2 guns, S men, and !so tons hurthen,
front Vigo bound to Stmlfund, laden with cocoa and 5k t Do.
tailed off Malaga, by ditto, November ay, tilos.
Sicilian Chip la Divine Providence, a 9 men and 50 20041111102121
from Palermo bound to Genoa, Men with !undies: Detained
by the Merglana, December t. tios.
French privateer Andromeda, of a gum and 43 men : Captured
by the Spider,Decanber to, tins.
Dani& Alp Mendes, of S men and yz tom bunko. from Bar.
Moos bound to Cepftbages Deadhead by the Timadwbernis,
December ict,
Danilb Ibip Sophia, of t gun, to men, and zoo tees burthen, laden
wkb nuts, Ste. from Altooa bound to Salo : Detained by ditto,
fame date.
Ragofan fhip TerpSebore, of do tons, from the Hie of Prance
' bound to Leghorn, ladm with (agar, cake, ate. c Detained by
the Childers, December 24.1505.
Moon& Otip Mities, of 4 men and so tom, from Oran bound to
I Algeziras, laden with &adrift : Detained by the Martin, Ja-
nuarys, So 6
P. wile& &hp San Amon* of 4 wee and 35 tom, from Tetsuo
bound to Malaga, laden with fundebas I Detained by ditto, Jar
ovary 9, t So&
Portuguefe Stip Carmen, of 4 men and as tone burthen, from Ca-
diz ,btund to Malega,laden with glare. Detained by ditto, fame
dam. (Signed) cocumoWOOD.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Pdmusd Liam, William Filter John Lama, James Pinter, and
E. K. 1.2t0n, of Great Yarmouth, banker., (Co far as relates to the
(aid William and James Hibtr), Jam 15, IBA
Mathew Woodley, William Wondley, rod Thomas Purrems,
of Aldgats, High-llrcet, corn, lied, and hop-merchwits. February
t, d^6 _

Robert Agar and Thomas Fofter. deskn In cattle, Jan. t 2, :Sod.
John Kemp, Thomas Williams, and Jofeph Clarkfo, of Waik-
iki], Yorklhire, lamb's wool yarn manufafturers, Feb. t, ac 6.
Richard Ricketts, Thomas Deering, and William Peter Luna.,
let manufetturers, Sento', (hi far as relates to the (aid Thomas
Deering). Feb. 3. zllO6.
John Hall and William Hall, of Si. Martin's-le-Grand, slava-
tars. Feb. 3, 806.
Jams Passer and Wlllhan Hellop. et Long acre, menso'gner-
oen, Dee. 31, I Sol.
George Mathew., Thomas Turnbull, and Charles Mike, da-
tes merchannof Lawrence Pountery-laae, Fee. 6,1806.
Richard Morten, John Idotrue, Anthoop Handley, and Thos.
Settle, of Sheffield, elver platers, Feb. 3, doh.
Edward Thomdan. John Ottley, and Jaws Underhill, of Bir-
mingham Jewellers. Dee. t v,5803.
Samuel Heard and Cecilia Lonklak, of Nottintbua and Loo-
don. hakes, Nov. et, ttLit. •
William Blarkwell and Charles Sutton, of Nottingham, stk.
donuts. Jan. 31. e1:.6.
Ce..rge Stolics, Bers)amin Stokes, Thomas Stoker, Mary Pem-
berton, Thomas Pemberton, mid Edwin Pemberton, of Cady,
Stafford,inan maces, Jan. 28, 58:6.
BANKRUPTS.
John Raby, of Narrow-fir, et. Limaharia. Middlefer. fhiPahrll.
doer, dealer and chaplain, to Wrea"/tinny to, at tee, Feb.
at we, and March as, as IS ChldantL Attorney, Mr.
Ettiob, Catherine earn. T Larks.
Idenuod Redd, of Lewileioereet. eisiedMat, February
t, 22, and March moat taihat Oailiha Anoraks, Mars.
Creston and Diana. Afrid-erat,Thieposrtim- firer t.
Pichard Sharron, of uvaresi,mairemeinr. dealer and clans-
man, March Is, is, at wake, and March as, at tee, at the
Caftle, Lord•ftreat, tiserpapl Atlantic% Mr. Thomas Black
flock. St. Mildretraissurt, Pry, Landon ; or blelfro-Tivro.
and James Marrow, Tonallpeaert. Liverpool.
Thomas Murton mod Wllleie lieeteo. of Tlionitnn• le-Moor,
Yutaka, Row rverolideeeers. Nolen, chapasen and panniers,
February 34, as, and muse ss,se 'Seven. at the Gulden Use.
Northallerton. Attendee, Mr. lila, Northallerton; or hirers.
Allen, Eaky, and Stocker, Furnivars-Inn, Loodost
Samuel Raby, of Rotherham, Turkana, ebeefemooger, dealer and
chaplain, February 26. 27, at eleun, at the Angel Inn, Dorm&
teromil March sa' at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Farrybrldge.
Antonin, Mr. lenfon, of Tatiana ; or Mari. Lei-
fer and Son, Bartlett's 'Stadia's, Heiborr. London.
John Pollard and John Thompfon. both of Pretties. Laneafhire,
trunk manullidurers• dealers, chapmen. and partners, February
20, at, and March Is.. et ten, at the Red I.lon, Prelim atirefaid.
Anomie', Mr. Hugh DesehuaL Prelims; or Mars. Barrett,
Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London.
William Green, of Manchefter, emtammerchant• drake and chap-
nun, February 17, 24, at three, and March Is, at ten, at the
Bridgwater Arms lon, Maechdicr. Atteraies, Mr. Thomas
Hewitt, Mandsciter; or Ma. Ralph Elvis, Curfitu.ftreet, Char.
carp Lane, Loadoe.
John Lecdhsm, of Kingfton-upon•Hutl, dryfalter, 1111014/Wir,
dealer and Chapman, February ea t, sa, and March 22. me AIM
at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Sale-lane, Kingßookipnn-Hia
Atuirnies, Meths. Rarer and Sun, Bs:deli'. Buildings, Holboask,
or Mr. Sandwith, Hull.
William Whatnian, of Goildford, Surrey. botcher, February 11,
22, and March 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attotnies,'
Mars. Tebbott and Shuttieworth, Gray. Inn Glum.
William Barker, of Newark-upon-fret, Noatieghamfbire, wool.
Rapier, dealer and Chapman, Echroary 24. 23. and Mardi eh
at eleven, at the Kingßon Anns Inn, Newark.epon•Trent
Attorines, Maks. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn New-
fquatt ; or Melira. Smith and Fox, Nevrark-spon-Trant. •
William Kemp, of Feveribam, Kent, grocer, February 5.6, as, and
March as, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks, hicks.
Jonas and Oran, Salifbury fquare, Fleet fired.
Jofeph Gardner, late of Horne/down lain' Southwark, Surrey,
!Witt m um, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman. February 11,
al, and March 22, at ten, at GuUdbalt. Attorney, Mr. Pakistan.
Old Broad Prat.

Aranngll the moil dillinguilhed Works of the Arts
and Sciences that have been prefented to the Public,
is one lately publithed, which, by thole who are
pirticidrrly acquainted with the Itland it reptefents,
is Collfittered as a molt corre') and accurate delinea-
tive thereat The work alluded to is "lL ,bert•
fon's Survey of Jamaica," performed under the au-
rhority of the Howe of Altembly of that Nand, by
whom it was examined and unanimoutly approved.
It contifis of a Map of each of the three colintier, on
A large kale, sod of one of the whole ifland, on a
fmaller kale, in which lad are exhibited all the
Mountains and I'lains, Hills and Vallies, Ridges and
Gullies, in a view which fripperies the obferver to be
Gtuate at fn great a height, that the furface of the
whole Ifland, in all its variety, is at once prefented
to the eye ; and the whole having been performed
from actual furveys, renders this view the firlt of
the kind that has ever been publilhed. It is as com•
plete a piaure of that iflind as a portrait is of a per-
' fun; and when compared with any other Map. it.
fuperior excellence. in Lade, fcience, and execution,
is inflantly perceived. Nu delcriptiun can convey
any adeqate idea M it. There Maps are fold together
in a Set, or feparately. at No. 30, St. James'.-ltreet
and by Mr. Arrywilnitb, 14. Lathbonellace.

LINO INTELLIGENCE.

OF KING'. BENCH, FEB. t, it

tOSHEORTH V. HATFIELD.
This was an gallon of trover againft a common
carrier in the North of England, for dctainin:: and
converting to his own oft, certain goods belonging
to the Plaintiff, which the Defendant potfeffed as
common carrier, and which he refuted to deliver to
the Plaintiff, contending that he, the Defendant, had
a lien on thefe nods for his general balance duc
from the Plaintiff to him, and the quedion was, whe•
thee he had that lien or not ?

sAt the trial, a good deal of evidence was given,
Rating it to be the cuftom of this Defendant to give
credit to his confiners to a given amount t but when
he found he could not readily get his money, to
detain the next parcel of goods which came into his
hands from thole who were Co in his debt.

The Learned Judge before whom the caufe was
tried. left it to the Jury to confider, whether the
ailing% of the Defendant was fufficiently made out
to be known and acquiefced in by all his cuftomers
If fo, they would give a verdi& for him—if not. then
according to the operation of the Common Law, the
Defendant, as a common carrier, had a lien only for
the carriage of the article in hand, and not fur any
former balance.
Of the latter opinion were the jury, who found a
verdict for the Plaintiff.

A motiun was made for a new trial. on the ground
that this was a •crdia againit evidence ; and it was
alledged that the evidence wolf all on one Paid, and
for the Defendant. _ _

The Court, however, obferved, that the Plaintiff
wanted no evidence, for the common law was wish
him. The Court had neither power nor inclination
to alter the refponfibility of common carriers, nor
for altering the common law refpe&ing them ; that
refpot.fibility was very important to the public, as
well as the law by which they had a lien on goods—
but they had no lien fur any debt due to them fur
the carriage of former goods, except for the goods in
luncl. The public ought to find the law in our Law
Belt, and not in the Lsiliem which any Carrier or
any Tradefman may chute to fet op for himfelf. By
this mode vf extending the tight of deßsining goods
I until former debts are paid, endlefs confulion and
inconvenience might enfue—a Farrirr might detain'
any Gentleman's horfes, becaufe his Grams might
not happen te poffefs minty to difcharge his NIP':
bill when the horfis were to be Ilrod J or the tpac)Smas
might be told the fame thing with refpea to the car-
ridge, although it might be of infinite moment that
the mailer fhould have his carriage ready at a
moment's notice. The carrier bad no reafon to com-
plain, for he was not bound to deliver any one parcel
without payment for the carriage of it, and therefore
had no need to give any credit; or if he did, he
might fay, " 1 will not deliver the nest parcel
without payment of what you owe me already," and
then he w‘uld be entitled to detain the next goods,
on the footing of blwrial Cordraa ; but here the corw
mon law was in full force, and the verdict was right.
—Rule for a new trial difcharged.

THAW TO LOlLDtailtiMe.
After the Judges had withdrawn, and the Court
was cleared of bangers,
Mr. D . as fenior barraler behind the bar,
role to call the attention of the Gentlemen prcfent to
a motion he was about to propofe, and which, from
thole he had already confulted upon the fohjed, he
was fatisfied would be cheat fully adopted, withoutone
diffenting voice. This, he continued, was an addict:
of thanks horn the Gentlemen of the Bar of that
Court, to Lord Vilcount Erfkine, for his urbanity,
politenefs, and uniform good temper, during the
many years he had prat ifed in that Court. He had
the honour of attending the bufinefs of that Court
for near z 8 years along with that noble perfonage,
during the whole of which time, thefe qualities form-
ed the leading features of his character—he pur-
pofely avoided touching upon the fubjed of his fplen-
did talents, or political habits, simioufly wifhing that
there (hould be a perfect unanimity of fentiment on
this occafion. He concluded by reading an Addrefs
of Thanks to Lord Vitiount Ertkine, for his great
urbanity, pnlitenefs, and good temper, during the
many years he had been among them ; expreffive of
their deep regret at luting him ; and congratulating
his Lordfhip on the high and important (talon to
which he had arainerf.
Mr. Dams's. P Coca. as next fenior behind
the bar, warmly feconded the motion, nearly in the
fame Brain of deferred eulogium with the Mover.
Mr. Gaaaow obferved, that, however much the
Gentlemen behind the Bar had felt the urbanity and
politenefs of the Noble Lord, how much more reafon
had thole before the Bar to accord in thofe fend-
ments, whore opportunities of experience were fo
much more frequent. He then propofed, that the
Solicitor-General fhould wait on Lord Erfkine with
their Addrefs.
Mr. ADAM entirely accorded in fentiment with his
brother bartifters, with refpca to Lord Erfkinc ; but
he objected to the Addrefs being prefented by the So-
licitor•Gcneral (who had retired from Court previous
to the motion being propofed) as, in all probability
that night's Gazette would announce the appoint-
ment of another perfon to that honourable Ration. It
might, therefore, hurt that gentleman's feelings to
preCent it, when he was no longer in that high office,
and he was fore it was by no means their with to do fo,
Mr. Tongue acquiefced entirely in there fenti.
menu, and it was then agreed that the nddiefs flu uld
be prefented by hleffrs. Dayrell and Coke, the two
Seniors b:hin.l the Bar.

Fir li•elt awn 'Picket, No. t 7,880, entitled to t 0,c221.
was fold in t Half and 8 Sixteenths, at Harriion and
Brooke's old edablithed Office. 237, Piccadilly.—All
Prize. fall at that Office will be paid immediately.
Friday a Jive pardon was received at Newgate for
John Richardlon. the accomplice of J. L. White,
who was executed on Wcdnefday WI fur cutting and
maiming a watchman !
Pardons as condition of tranfportation for fecen
years were silo received for R. Fletcher, W. C-lien,
I'. Smith, J. Addy, P. Hilfon, W. Vincent, F. Wait d,
J. Warwick, J Steven:, and C. Harrifon, capitally
cunvitted of various crimes, at recent Alio
for John Hodges, E. Mahon, and J. Rumba% for
extorting money from a gentlem.tn under a threat of
charging him with an unnatural attempt; and
ion, fur returning from tranfportation, on condition
of tranfportation for life.

SUPPLEMEWiIar PIPERS.

,LEMEwAtr

RELATIVE TO TREATIES.. Su.

NNNNN ■Y MIS MAJESTY'S COMMAND. TO inTrr
Nousas O► AMILIAMINT, 3D Aso 4TH FEB. 18.76
Cateloded from the STAR of Saturd.y Md.

No 'IL (C )
Extroft debt Protocol of Conferences between the Austrian Ge- •
octal' and the Aidedc-Camp Geocral Baron do Wintzingerodc.
Obfereatioma of the Auftrian ()nictitation' of General Baron
Generale. de Wiatzingerode.
I. Aqua* information on r. The General Wintertge.
the number of troop. compoung male la coofid, nt that hie fat-
ale fultßegan army sialUnc4 point Majesty will receive
to toter by &ody. that the total of this nut army
Otall amount to t 4.9i6 men,
and 7,91- liorfes. therein being
compelled the infantry, eav,,
ry, sod artilkry, as well at tie
regliments of darters ant(
ealkeas ; and every meal'. t- :
has been taken to complete
the fIigiMINKS deftisul foe this
e. Regatta inforntatMn se- (t i The eater d the miner/
fpetling the artillery of the boo wen w—
and referee, as well a. the am- Tliree.powndars
munition wuk which it will be sisvism2w2
fuppked. Twiritweetiadas
Hewitson se

Tomei sc•

Wilk tripod to ammanklen.
be wisa eared that cash field-
piece would be ferailnd with
SOO cartridge., and seek bre-
lock with tan
3. Information rdpeding 3. The train of artillery mar
lays for the conveyance eland- be tftinutt, galena, fir the
!cry and provillons, alto refpetk- grit yea at 3000 mash and
fad ofdeeee and halffede MA* tack regiment Would be few
mated with eg bastes for the
conveyance of prowl/am
4 Daily f.PnIY of ration of 4. Cowardly It
tread and fodder. might be cflatsbd at arca
rations of bread. and tp,otes
radios for harks •
Almost of relele misleed $. As the army will have at
for the prefect year. the maid a (Adam Wily
of this nature, very toad/ re-
lay. will be noreffary, sad..
arbitrary requilltiooa will be
permitted. '
The day fired for the 6. lie day as which to
army cluitHor its prefer* guar• troops were to herb their
ten, what will be the number march war lied for the ifak
and Ittength of each column, of Auguß, on which day the
on its entering ()AMU ? During grft column will reach Brody.
the march towards the place The ameba d the COMIDNI
of their deftiaatiou, what route was deed at 6; each of about
and halting days have been per t o.coo mew; ead sacs will
determined on f The day filed be taken that ,due grarartioa
for their reaching the farther st artillyy and cavalry he as-
frostier of Aeftria, towards cached to each cabala.
Bomb, vie. the banks of the Gement Melange:rode, la
Inn. acknowledging the maim
N. B. U. de Wiotehtterede of academia the marsh of
having delayed hie departure Mb body of beeps by famed
from Vilma liar dab, the fire marches, added tasty wee see-
Rollie shame will sec move Mina, that posse gars soft'
till the lea of AWOL modem- beald mold four pet Mk%
follorull the ether tam muff and that each fourth day
glary accordingly. Amid be a halting day; end
KR In mkt that the nob the hereto waned otareter,
Mob tram Bruen to Krems taut, ens accordingly "rag
on elgetiOl,6o, be
found too difingt, the army According to dot mom.
will take the Mete from Brunt moat, each Ra comma
to Vienna, and thence along will reach ma itte la about two
the hitt% cad to Lints; and imams, and If gam imams
every pothble elation will be omen at mar two gm gm•
made to mover, by forted ketuunt to 11l prolama sea.
marches, the lots of time idea- the talk that is. to Sidi op.
Raced by this detour. ham will meek the basks of
the las ou the midi MOdetkin
y. AIM that this IA Relish 7. Avesi q.
army might, in cafe eircem-
Ramis Should rapers i% oaks
a different line
toward. Italy, arab fiamaallar s
jr" • ' 'apat at the frambra-atiale• -
many.
N. B OaseraWlatalippereda
replied, that eke coutashdlog
dicer of di army would be
dirt-fled to adopt any paw line
of march, whisk mighthebohn.
ed out to him by his imperial
and Royal Majeßy hindelf, eat
by his Royal dished. &larch-
duke Charles.

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$ Ty' ermine the Ma- S. Ganenilibtaiipsisims--
tiossiMailli the comasamling petered Mi byes that hie imago.
.dill EV* array sad tai rid MORT would. for die ad"
lan pedel emiltoy al Commander vantage of dee mole, place this
in eke and to tomtit that the Rogan mew =der the gamma
hdlatielleat gigue to the com- &makes of deltibefebol tad
to et the Reis faeces Rapti Coweetlaw Is Chist. as
lbw"' M comasillealed to the far se the NOP am‘aesohleowo •
Ceeastinthe leaded dem el egandessanfordarit•
1111110sersdelielpieis muds" g Oak laweberett..
dettere Vida last is alb et ambler idatfolf motherhood to.
the ablate or Mods Obi lee.
.troossaillaresce, bet=
perial and itnyal Stajelty, et that do
his chi dads- Loyal Aesop *Nes Is Oar-
tieh=loklitililwpsid Ka- weal we'll he leder &A
_emak.,
Ay et Lis would swim so mead of Ye lewd klldboilo the
itkidallhansy under thermal Ardiodmhs er bM I.
of the Aultrian Cow pedal asd Itortondajelli is per
sowdst is Chief, pry roapam, fem.
with Wm coodition, neve:Me-
lds, that heck Auftrian Com-
mander la Chief ihould be as
Archduke, and that ;all orders
proceeding from him thoulii be
given in the name of hie Impe-
rial and Rural hlajefty, or an
that of his Royal Highnefs the
Archduke Charles.
et. To agree and determine 9. The apirainteedbt of
gt-
no the manner, In which the iterate piewipateadery is demo-
Combined Armin Stall red- ed neeetferj; Their shileit
promily appoint a general pie- will be to neablabot pod ro-
nitotentlary to retitle at their dertlandiag Wow* the two
, !Towhee bra 1-quarters. The armies, to toreve from moos
&bloats's° sod iotteenot of the them every html et melanin,
Gam sod every thin which might
interfere with their operatics s.
and to Miura the Commanders
is Chief of the eiteuedtance•
that take place in the armies t
which they are appointed.
to. The amain ants taken to. General Viintsiagerode
by t;.e dotage army to replace fuggetted, that the rcrocuy fix
the artillery which may he dd. this locooveLitece Ihuuid to
ailed( provided for in the Aut Hatt
States. Ha was informed in
sniper, that every poiiible se-
ato it would he made for that
purpoici and that It was wiLlard
that at kit return to M. PCICTi•
hires.* gebetul ..r a s,a
cer of Os Artillery !maid be
fart to Vienna to macrert nit,-
tom on this ileljett with tie
Attotriaa depertansa
tr. On the mode of formals- st. There will be arrargeJ
ing the itulltaa army with am- is the way ;remotest to the tat-
munt•ion for their guns, and mer =Mid
bow the inConveltleekcei aft to
be obviated refpedlne the Cf-
Jame .1 Calibres

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