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London, England, 1803-07-01 00:00:00

FASMUNN fOR gum,

ProMr NADU DA r..sE. —Rohe of white tunflin with a troth pet •
•n.tt ; the robe ttirnirtrki %%itti CO.ur.t,ray tntIOM Um*
.in wi.h foil eintole-a of the fame mulLa. A Conan draw hat
i.nmedu ith pea greet, ribbons.
Plain robe of will:, tn. " with f•nck f'...reeg. drawn plaiu
and t'oe ivG m; a lace Pike, Hat of yellow fain plaited With
.r.k i ibhnn. ;,nd tunnel up a round, with a yellow feather to
Il over the left I,lc. _ . _

nrcf...l blur Chambray muffin made bizh in the °cat with a
hlar: loop 11, v.-s from the elbow to the writi of white tannin.—
rt of whi... chip wila a fdk band, ..nd orn.uncuted with orange
&lured It :Iv cs in trout.

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Fiva HALT I.7T:cm—Plain deers of whiteltnufiin. Boner.
'pink and white filk ornanitoted with al:lower. Shawl wi h a
• trees border.
. .

The bead ornamented with an embroidered veil.
Drefsef buff Chambray mutlin with a white fah collar drawn
two in ptiffs. the epaulet. r.ry full and dr.twn up to correfpond
sth the bofont. the back made plain with white Mk (rugs.
Robe of lilac cambric farfnet, fficwing the tenet of the lait drefa
be hair dread and ornamented with cameos.

71)refa of thin muffin, with a drapery fattened OD the left fide,
brined with lace; the tleeves of white Mk ornamented with
*do The hair drttfed with a canned.

OBSERVATION s.--Thr prevailing colours we lilac, pink, blue,
ttl pea grt tn. t-nt all town! lta•s;and others .4 nten's Dupes,
e the molt favourite, ornamented with flowers nr bite wily—
like cloaks of all (haves arc very general, but the prevailing is
x long Spaulfh cloak which ruches nearly to the ground.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 30.

On a former day, Mr. ER SKIN' made a very feel-
ig application to the Coort, n the part 4 Mire
Willis, to procure thii Lady's difcharge out of cello-
y. This application was heard with great attention,
itd with e.•cry inclination to admiuuter relief by the
'01)11.

The learned Connie! exe'ted all his great talents,
I putting fuch a conftruaion on the Lords' At'l, as
s admit of her liberation. He conunded, that if
CI name was in :.ny hit, (he was entitled to be dif-
barged. The difficulty which the Martha) felt in
cying the warrant of the Magifirates for ber dif-
barge was, that this Lath's name was not in his lift,
pt her name was in Mr. Kirby's lid, becaufe flue was
the prllun of Newgate when his lid was made out.
Lord ELLEN soaotsco declared, the Court had
very difpnlition to AIM this Lady as far as they
puld, continently with the rules of law; but how
mild they compel the Sheriffs of Middlefex and
wandon to take a perfon not within their jurifdiaion?
'he Leginature had expreffed a general intention to
'berate all perfons of her defcription, but had not
ted the doe means; the MI of Parliament was not
cry accurately drawn.
iMr. Jake I—mimics alked when a perfon was in
c coßody of the Sheriff of the County, in execution
the (nit of any creditor, whether it was ulna], but
a frefh etude, to fend the prifoner into the cuftody
'another keeper ? In cafe the prifoner committed
y offence, that was a frefli ground of commitment;
e difficulty here ua. without any frees caufe to
ing her up by Harm Corivit, and to commit her to
e cuftody r f the Sheriff of Middlefex on the origi.
writ of execution.

Lord —F14.1111301101./GH obferved, that pad her,
t Sheriff of Middlefex is a. perfea firanger ; the
heriff of Middlefix happened to be a public officer,
n fhe might juft as well be committed to the cuf-
oily of any private friend. What right would the
beriff have in this cafe to detain her ? The Sheriff
ight let her go, and it would be no efcape
Mr. Jullice La &epic obferved, this was not like ,
t cafe where a prifoner, in confequence of a Ppm:
eedlifteanduso. was brought into a court of 4uftice
give evidence, for there he fill remained in the
!Andy of his jailor, and when he had given his evi-
,nce he returned to his former cullody.
The Court lamented they could not in this cafe
Pe any redrefs, and difcharged the rule.
The bufinefs of to-day was very uninterefling,
ez-
pt to the parties immediately concerned.

PREROGATIVE cower, JUNE 29.
HILL V. JARVIS.
.11This was a queftion refoeeling the laft will and ter-
ent of Mr. Henry Brewer King, who died at
ncnnlen, in the EAR Indies. This paper was op-
ted by the mother of the tellator, as next of kin.
appeared from the proceedings its the cattle, that
o deceafed .had been Steward of one of the EMI
dia Company's !hips, the Earl of Wycombe ; that
an early period of his life he had formed a warm
achment for a young woman of the name of Mifs
isabeth Fry, (rids, Jarvis) and had often declared
feveral perfons, particularly to one witnels, that he
ant, and had aelually made his will, bearing date
• reth of January, x 794, in which he had given
he was pollelted of to her.
In order to eilablifh this fret, the deporatinns of te-
al witneffes, together with three or four letters,
sidling the ftrongelt afteCtis•n towards this lady,
Ire read to the Court, one of which contained the
flowing lines--.
• Nevi r till now I knew love's (mart ;
. Goers who it was that flue away say heart:
" 'rocas only you, if you'll believe me.
" Since that I've Mt Luce. fatal pow'r,
" Newry has pallid each ant i•i,,s boor,
• If not with you, if you'll lot ore me.
, • When from this world rm cad away,
l • Only for you I'd with to flay;
• Only far you, If you'll believe me.
• *Grave on my tomb whertvcr I'm laid,
• !"!e i.d
te Uesononley .
who
ilo you'll'd
believestnne dear
me"
I
On the part of The next of kin it way (Omitted,
at tbe mother of tlf; deceased had undoubtedly a
t to call upon the other party to produce fatisfac-
t y proof as to the genisirieneA of this paper, it be-
g only a feaman's printed will, filled t p in the ufual
, and more particularly In, as this young woman
d been married to a Mr. Jarvis, fourteen months
bre the death of the defeated.
.The•learned Judge was dearly of opinion, that the
;dace before the Court was fully funicient to ell-a-
lbs. paper propounded, as being the will of the
. and acesirsliagly pronounced for the fame,
tire no colts.
r.

COCKPIT, wttrri itrNE 14.
114nre the moll N,,Sie an night !lon. the Lords
osiimillioners of appcAli it 1'; :z: c3ul:s.

V'Me Re!tetra,— Hos. at d ma(' I.—This (hip,
r AalefirAll Clit,lll's, ijdvil with a cargo d rice
d tobacco. was captnad on it V•r).u.,te from Cape
moils to the ill And cf fsmaica, as :fattiest. on the
fa of 114 x, 1799, by hi, Itlaj:ity's 11.ip Mufquito,

and cabind into tire Iflnd of Jamatrai and thitt
duly proceeded agat.ilia,
Their Lortilipu to this calk rettored tisk propertj
as claimed.

Ruidaen mailer.—This was a
further proof cafe with refpeit to a Swedianalip laden
with a cargo of provifions, and deained therewith
from Dordrecht in Holland, to Barcelona in Spain,
when the was captured on the lit cf April, t 798, by
his Majefty's Mutine, Thomas Hardy, Efq.
Commander, and carried into Gibraltar, and there
proceeded againft as legal prize.
It appeared that the Judge of the Vice Admiralty
Court rellored the (hip, but condemned the cargo.
Their Lordfhips were of opinion, that the evidence
now produced was iefufficient, and therefore direeled
(till further proof to be made within the ufual time.
Jonge Sybrandtk Schmerkel mafter.—This
was a further proof cafe alto with refped to the (hip,
which was captured on the s ath of June, 1798, by his
Majelly's (hip Soccer's, Philip Wilkinfon, Efq. Com-
mander, and cart icci to Gibraltar, where the ufual
proceedings were inftituted.
Their Lordfhips in this cafe direeed Rill further
proof to be produced as to the propoty claimed with-
in fix weeks.

June 30.—The Fly, Palmer
velfel, laden with a cargo of brandy, oil, hats,-tbreads,
tilks, jewellery, and other merchandifes, and bound
from St. Seballian's in Spain to New York, on the
14th of June, tBOO, was captured by the private (hip
of war the Eagle, LAWRSNCE Ntyrsos Commander,
and carried to alifax in Nova Scotia, where the
ufiial proceeds were inftitutcd.
Their Lordrhips, in this cafe, after hearing the
Counfel on both fides, direited further proof to be
made uf the property of the Ship and cargo within
nine months.

The Lucky, Franklin matier.—This floop was
captured on her return voyage, laden with a cargo
of logwood, coffee, &c. from Port Republicain in the
Mind of St. Domingo to New York, on the r ith of
April, 'Soo, by his Majefly's (hip of war Retribu-
tion, Samuel Peters Fortier, Efq. Commander, and
carried to Jamaica, where both drip and cargo were
condemned.

Their Lordfhips reftored the property in this cafe
as chimed.

The. Neptune, Hanel veffel
was laden with a cargo at dry goods, and other ar-
ticles, and defined therewith from the ifland of St.
Thomas to St. Domingo, where the *as captured
on the isth of March, 1799, after a chafe of a whole
day, by his Majefly's flip Diligence, and carried into
the Wand of Jamaica, and there duly proceeded
ageinft as prize.
The (hip and cargo were refored in this cafe as
claimed.

La Conception, Lopes maUer.—This was
a Spanifh fhip, laden with a cargo of fugar, cotton,
cochineal, and logwood, bound on a voyage, from
Vera Cruz to New Providence as afferted, under the
potation of a licence granted by the Governor of
that ifland, when fhe was captured on the 3d of
March r Soo, by his Majefty's fhip of war Amphion,
Henry Alexander Bennett, Efq. commander, and
carried into Jamaica, where both fhip and cargo were
condemned as prize.
The property was likewife reftored as claimed.
The Fanny, —, M'Connel mailer.
The property in this cafe was likewife rellored
claimed.