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• . COURT OF PRICE APPEALS, SOMA*.
4larriot, Giles master.—This vessel, under Ame-
' rican colours, laden with oil, olives, &c. from Palma
'. so Beverley, in America,' was captured by the Pilot
• and Volontaire, and carried to Malta, and was con-
' ! demned by the Court there.--Their Lordships resto-
red the ship and cargo, subject to the captorsexpences
in both Courts..
Lion, Goodwin master.—This vessel, under Ame-
rican colours, laden with' 'provisions and dry goods,
, . from Baltimore to Batavia, was captured by the Boa-
- , Aloes and carried to the Cape of Good
.Hope, where
she was condemned ; but their Lordships restored her
as claimed. ..
Franklin, Forsyth inaster.—ln this case (see &ran
of Friday last) their Lordships affirmed the sentence
of the Court below, which condenlned the ship and
. caw.
COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JUNE 21.
' THE KING V. DUNNE.
'• Mr. GARROW having prayed judgment for the de-
-3 fendant, a surgeon in the Adelphi, 'who was at the
last Middlesex Sittings found guilty of an assault :
1 thedetendant left the Court, and disappeared. Where-
:lppon he Wai estreated upon his own recognizance,
.I.the affidavit on which his bail were brought to be es.
}treated being insufficient.
BIBBY V. NIELSON.
In this case, which was an action upon a policy of
.'.insurance tried at the last Assizes for Lancaster, and
,in which the question was, the sea-worthiness of the,
ship, the rule was made absolute for a new trial, upon
;idle main ground of the contradiction of the Captain's I
.oviclence as to the loss of the 19g-book. . 1
JUNE 25. •
This being Special Paper day, the Court was oc.
enpied till a late hour in hearing law arguments on j
different subjects, chiefly on the topic of Marine In-
surance.
Mr, READER shewed cause against a rule obtained
by Mr. Phelps, calling upon a plaintiff to slew cause
Irby a defendant, confined at his suit in the gaol of '
. Warwick, sh.,uld not be liberated, in consequence of
not being paid the sixpences, pursuant to the Lords'
Act. T.e grourni on which the Rule Nisi was gran-
ted was, that the person employed by the plaintiff, to
pay the defendant the sixpeaies, had given him a bad
' shilling.
Mr. READER produced an affidavit firm that per-
son, who pus tively swore that the money paid to the
defendant was good and lawful current money, and
as such taken and paid every where in the country ;
and h? further deposed, that the wife of the•defendant
had offered him a bribe of RIO, if he would serve her
husband's cause.
Lord ELLF.NBOROUGH deemed This reason sufficient
for discharetg the Rule, and the defendant is cense-
• quently to remain in custody. Some persons were
.called up for judgment, but did not answer.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 25.
WARDEN V. BAILEY.
Mr. Serjeant Fuzee moved the Court, on a former
day, for a rule to shew cause why a nonsuit in this
case should not be set aside: It was an action, brought
by a Serjeant in the Bedford Militia, to recover (la-
' ntages for false imprisonment. A nonsuit eras en-
tered at the vial, on the grouad that the lastge had
no Jurisdiction over the military proceedings against
the plaintiff, who had been confined previous to bzing
• brought to a Court Martial. The facts, as stated,
' were as. follow :—Mr. Whitbread, who is Colonel of
the Bedford Militia, had established a military school
for the instruction of the soldiers ; .they were to read
and writer and pay eight-pence a week. The plain-
tiff, who was describ,d to be incapable of writing out
%it returns as a Serjeant, was arrested for refusing to
attend the- school, and confined several weeks, m-
aims: to being brought before a Court Martial, by
which he was acquitted.
A s.onditional rule having been obtained, Serjeants
SELoN and BLosser this day opposed it, and conten-
ded, on a tariety of cases, that the nonsuit could not
be removed, nor a new trial granted.
i Mr. Serjeant LENS was heard at length in support
of.therule, but the Court refused, in consequence of
Cie lateness of the hour, to hear Mr. Serjeant Frere on
t te same side.
Judge MANSFIELD observed, " I take it for granted,
by. the length of these proceedings, that what has
been suggested by the Court is not practicable. No.
thing can be more unkind than a dispute here be.
eween officers and soldiers, and this leads us. to think
it is not the imprisonment that is o-
f& dispute, as two actions (-
against Mr. Whitbread) could
far one imprisonMent, and no
pleasant• as those which tend .
- Withdut that no army or military
use.' :liisptstes of this sort tr
asigellievtms consequences,. anti .
Mpg 40 to army mad the country
ia:tete atfy more of this.
-esitiithe 'parties want In this
deltas for the plaintiff to sq,
reed and write, at eight.pFnee .
lieve _this eras felt as a grievance
salmi as they were; it would
them. ' Thermjght read and:
• a week is money nett to nothing
considerations make me think- --
man • that "the object of these
gratify the prevailing passions
" parties. The Colonel must
sable thing.to instruct these
of Officers it is useful ; but
to obey the order of any Offices,
a'ruld wish you to come to
thstiustice must take place.'
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informalities of
We are assured that Mr. and Mn. Watwais ad-
vertise that they will never pstblish the Name or Re-
dy or Gentleman (patients) with
II Letters must be paid.

1 have one •ery re-
. of a man fifty-six years
three years old, by small
destroyed; but 1 hope the other
the light first broke In
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yet after reetwiting
again-And sow he actoolly
the street, where he had sat be:-
century !I
Wallets, 3, Red-Lies Square,l
Flight, Esq. dated Lyattv,l
and authorises nae to say,
the bad been salon and oe-
dimness witieb poetems—s- -

yawsist age, yet he is so
I addibir size print!! Four'
cted ark dearness, are quite
d ale, ais ready benefited;
, dark la Moe eye, sire progres-
remarixabia ease is exemplified
ms tielairntary at Exeter
asw see to thread a
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personally, (or 111
Walter, who bas publi.shed
the last two years, in
Instructor," or to the
Strand, or to the
Assemble.," u Political Re-
Gospel Magazines,"
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and this leads us to think
hat is the foundation of Grand Marshal of Hayti, and Minister of State and 1 Extract of a letter from the Rev. Mr. Can
of Foreign Affairs; General Brave, Duke of Graud ititiritaialni;tdateedr July 9,
ilnBloardialligknaLal
(one has been brought River, Grand Marshal of Hayti, Grand Huntsman,
Id not have been broughtonly fight
of upwarnigs of one hundred pet
so disputes can. be so us- chim,
and Inspector-General of the Armies; General Joa... dee, in lest than Twelve Months.
Duke of Fort Royal, Grand Marshal of Hayti "In addition to my former statement,
id to reduce discipline.—
military force can be of and Grand Marshal of the Palace; General Magny, markable Case, exemplified in the p.rsun I
Duke of Plaisance, Grand Chamberlain, Marshal,' of age, who loot his sight, whenet idienwt as :lc;
tend ro produce the most
~.. etc.; General Dail', Duke of Artibonite, Mat • ' poi
„ill bet:esell wtoaspeZetp isi sight. When
rul
aild livof bladY-101bil4P-ak .7, General Spew, poke of Port Margot, alai .` upon him, OM to pselile his to observe i
country would-3g *,_ . miral of Hayti, arieGovOor of the Prince Boy. . alarmed, that he gave up for a fortnight,
WitlorY aPPaa co ''"'s These are twenty-one COuntpt :
ir,z :,..Corini , i: frost ilk thn•ror,be returned back again.-
is ease. Suppose the tr. .... ii5,....,..1,A 1 • wen poems. passing him in the street,
~.., • n erre Neuve—of Si.. Susanne a'a"m'‘''''' ' 1 ging in total darkness fox half a century !I
1-..!1inida....1,-y jan...ti1e........"11 ttlOL.Roandou-Nord--ot Lazaenf EnneTY, ' / "To Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Oculists
".- - -......1 -".4.1.1.`w--of Cahos—of Dondon---of7..imonade . 1 ' Landon."
r;mce by the men, an ig. -••," I Extract of a tet.ter form the Lady of 1. Fll
tuld be advantageous to ',cu.—of Terre 'rouge—of Mirebalais--of
Dorset, June JO. I ..
f Gros Morne—of Leogatieof Presque
nd write, and eight Isle—of Racheplaine—of Roziers—of Borgne " Mr. Flight preseuts Isis respects, and
' 1 that he has found great benefit, although he I
othing in value. Quannaminthe.—Four of these are Goveimors of the! rieusly afflicted withtkatson of dimnesswi
lk, and every reason**
.pages of the King and Queen. • . ' of sight, and although he Is seventy-four yi
hese actions is Partitot° There are nine Barons and Chrvaliers. i much recovered, as to be able to read midi
iagitate t ons which younger persons who were also afflicted e
To the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family i cured; Twelve, of a more advanced age,
think that it was a deli- cif Hayti, is given the title of Royal Highness.
,•Eight others, who were principally dark to
men, and hi the opinion
some men are found not To tine Heir of the Throne, the title of Prince Royal, doily getting better !J.—A very remedial
the title ma_ lin Maria Bennet. who was dismissed from
oldestdaughter of the mg,
To the
Dfficei, useful or not. I iu incurable, having black Cataracts, but c
- &Me First • to younger sisters, Madame.
o an accommodation, if 4usasall noedle.---"' co Mrs. Williams,
5, To the Prances of the kingdom, and the titularies square, London.'.
of the grand dignitaries; the titles of Serene Highness `'We advise our friends to refer
he plaintiff could not take and Monseigneur.
iietters post-paid) to Mr. Walter, 1
To the Dukes and Grand Marshals, the title of his Five Thousand Cures within the
nod, that he would corn Grate. I
Made by his Lordship to , the periodical work, " The Instil
MARRIED. 5'4 Repository. of. Arts," &c. 101,
! At St. George's, Hanoveraquare Mortfmartueltor. Esq. to Covers of i' La Belle Assembler
iniuTY we complain ci 'S biers:re, daughter of the Rev. I !Dough', Rem* et Saddle-
isonment which we sufrer, tio, sums. view," also of the "Baptist arid G
itevittan.Algessaa ' for every month in the year 1810,
I strong hand of power is Saturday, atSt. Gerirees,Harso!re-satasrelthe.
the parties should be go. POYSOO, Rego: of Doddinvoo, in the 41* ot il, to Ha Jon Magazine for every Month in 181
Hussey, youngest daughter of Thoinse Hussey, of .., ,rip 8041 a mass of informs rat of new
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• . . IA t- the "awl °I !seat!,eath§ lit. P. -- ir ' . We ere assured that Mr. and ?