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London, England, 1804-12-17 00:00:00

described by her filler, Ile tiva-Mrs. Brand,..n give the
notes to her luta uting at the tane tune the espref.
Gons her filler had detailed. Mr. Brandon frequently
called for them, in order to fign them, and the had
no doubt he would have drze to, but the did not with
to fatigue him in the Rate he wa, at the titne.
On her crofs.exarnination the laid, that Mr. Bran-
dorlived in Kent-Ilreet in the Borough, and that her
father lived at Net' ington, about three quarters of a
mile dittant. Her father called and taw Mr. Pr amino,
before he got ver) had, after which, when he called.
he never was admitted.
Mr. EISK IN t, in his reply for the Plaintiffs, main
tained, that in every refpeCt the evidence of Mr. Los-
ley was perfettly coned. It had been Paid by his
Learned Friend that he never lees wittreffes until they
come into Court, for fear they might receive hints
from queflions, and come prepared to give evidence
after thefe hints had weighed on their mir,ds. But
he would afk how many hint. had there gills received,
when their own father was the Defendant in the
anion ? It remained with the Jury to detern.inc wt.e,
they witneffes who were intereßed in the event
the trial, could Rand fairly in the Peale with Mt.
Loxley, who was not intereßed in the iffue in the
spoil remote degree ?
After a mot% excellent addrefs from Lord atm.
untwist. the Jury, eller a fhort deliberations found
a verdia icy the Defendant.

ZROSTSII. O. NOLLINGIVORTS.
Mr. LITTLEDALS, for the plAintitr, explained that
this was an anion on a policy f infitranee tot the
Oporto. front Oporto to L-ndon, underwritten at
Liverpool, on the talll of Meth intl.
tiotr.Gssias, on the tame fide, laid, that this fuit had
been poll:seined nn account of the ernharraffed fiiue-
eon of the party inierelled. The affAit s of the plain-
tiff bad-fiwe fallen inta the hands of his creditors,
and for them this form of redrefs wmfolighr. The
Learned Counfcl Paid, he Ihiuld prove the policy and
the lots of the (hip, nn which the infurunee was ef-
kited, and this teßimony would entitle him to $
verdiB. . •

Thomas Burton having given evidence to the po-
licy—John Pennant, Captain of the (hip, WPM nest
called. Nothing material occurred until the vefel
came off the French coaft, where the was car toed

on the tath of February. sifter a voyage of 12 days.
Mr. EISKIN2 faid, unfortunately for his client.
from the Snider circumilances refpeoging the Spe-
cial Jury caufes, the Attorney in the prefent teals
was not in Com t t he hoped, however, without this
affillance, he Mould convince the Jury this was a
cafe of krofs fiend.
Mr. Goias (interrupting him) " It would not be
honourable to my clients, in a cafe. faid to be tainted
with grofs fraud, to admit the matter to proceed.
while the defendant labours under the difadvantage
Rated, which, I underßand, not only applies to the
abfence of the Attorney, but of certain witneffes ma-
terial to his defence. I coaftnt,therefote. to have it
referred."

Mr. Gibion, a merchant, was Lamed and accepted
as the arbitrator.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

The Prince of Wales has been pleated to appoint the Rev. W.
PbUips, Vicar of Ming. in liampOsire, to be out of his Cirsplaini,
to Granary.

MATHS. •
Saturday fermight, at Shrublauds, Saffoik, tie Lady of Rohr—
Spopfoo, Flu. of a daughter.
Tookby Sc'Welghe, thELady of W.I. Beadilhaw. Do of Hal.
too-bat raw Lauder, Of. danhter.
Monday hit, In Phrroy fetuarc, the I ady of Wiliam HaSewool
Efq. of a daughter.
Lift week, at Carr Hoyle, Doocatter, the How. Mn. Pinder%
Lady of Col. Ceders, of a No.