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London, England, 1804-11-29 00:00:00

WING IGNOTUM PlO MAGNIFICO.

A flmple villager, as gulps tat,
Brought to tome country fair a gook to Gil,
And bound him, hampeedfnug, both wings and fart
Now fee the gook, who yet the milk meet
Manacled flaw he plods alum; the road.
A country bumpkin, with a goofy load.
At market now styled, he cuts the firing!,
Unkampers Mr. Gook, and out he twins.
The cackling thing is known as loon as wee.
And costs the clown himftlf appears a gook.
The gaping ruftics (bout, and clip dale litndsora
nitre film a goofe, and there another itaods.
Thus many s dunce is boomed, while unknown,
And fatke rides triumphant then' the tows.
Rut. to the face Cl day amok the name,
Each ,alt and adding Mali aloud exclaboo—
a Tull T.so, be wife I/1 time, give feribbling
• One ago can tear oat Tatkiflo—no more."

L fif INTELLIGENCE.

COURT Of COMMON PLEAS, NOVEMBER 11.
Tatili LIE.
Alexander Blander, merchant, of Fenchurch
*as brought into Court by Habear Gorpn, to rennet
• Nannal infant to its mother Anne Lee. The child
bad been placed to Duffs with two perfons named
Le.Fevre, hem whom it was taken away, and placed
"pia the content of its mother, with Mr. Blander,
at order to be taken care of till the return of its fi
last town Linton, where the latter is now II acting Is
akeitesebant. It was Bawd on the part of Mr. Blander,
be hod soother obje& in view in detaining the
iliant,l than to provide for it at the &fire of its fa-
diei; as :be mother, a very young woman, had oot
theme:am of fopporting it.
111. fforjeitist Bear °blared, that the mother was
n.coofegaeuee of being feparated from her
He tilted her ref dente to be with her
dim* a .gtopbeepes Thammjreet, who had pw-
thhit4 to take can tithe child ; and, he contended,
the Cport were bound to order it to be given up.
r.&JOSH MAterlif.D was inclined to think it
waoldAe for theism& of the child to remain where
sae father tenoned, and for the mother to
litive coolant *mutat* it, bat as no accommodation
mold by made to th4t elle, it ought to be premed
itficin aL
:tber, who appeared prompted by pore
arks atm of it, The Coon ammulfeed, sod
er "Aped his charge.

catiNT— ov uNcm, NOV. s 7.
nausea& PICYOIII.
Mersin. O. Iffieion —Str.Da ssas moved to make
the ok abf,,dstte for putting off the trial in this tare.
Iffiatiare (hewed caufe againfl this Ride,
• *hid was obtained on the affidavit cr Get.. new.
eating, that it was oeteffary for him to take out a
saleatitim to eXamine the Attorney Morrill of the
Viand of Trinidad, and alfn a gaoler of that Wand t
wittielks retread inhabitants of that
JONA now in London, ready to be examined, and
'stags to go home again.
Dassas obferved this was an aftion of trer
refs and falfe imprifooment brought agnina General
%daft for an ae done by him while in the" capacity
13/werwor and Commander in Chief of the Wand
IF Tdd Jikk ad the damages were laid at ao,ocol.
It wits necetary to examine wimeffes in that Wand.
The Court ordered that the Plaintiff might eta-
pine witneffeson interrogatories, and made the rule
7144utsto pullpone the triah
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TUC 11110 W. tl4lllll. PIM
This Ddendain, who had been before the Court
rellenbry in receive judgment, for haying been con-
eotsterted In the riot which took place among the
ClrePer Voluuteen, was this day again brought up.
tlavitig give a the particulars in our paper of
ytderdhy, we dr not feel it neceffary to repeatthem.
Laid tote maoaouc obferved, that if the pupa-
anent required in filch cafes was in the prefent
mince to be inaided, according to the affidavits
Before the Court, it was eery poffible the confequence
rigid be fatal to the Defendant. His Lorcithip then
enquired of the Attotney General, vihetherhe thought
date of the Defendant's health, as deftrihed by
affidavits, was a faithful and true account ?—to
th the Attorney General replied, he had no rea-
to 'Wilton its accuracy.
Kn. YordQip then fuggeßed that, perhaps, it
itirt be proper, that the Defendant Ikould enter in-
mcognifance, with thfficient &reties, for his air.
ranee when called upon by the Court. His Lord-
•then 'irked whether he could procure filch ?
Ir. Guars heist, he could procure them, if he
permitted to produce them at Cbeller. And the
orne) General having contented thereto, t:se
Jun ordered that the (unties &odd appear before
11a irate in the conotry, and then enter into re-
rteasncv for his appearance. Four fureties in the
of fol. each, or two fureties in tool. each, at the
avemence of die Defendant himfelf.
The Defendant entered into recognirince hiinfelf
Court, in the funs of two hundred pounds, and was
difchargrd.

Mr. Wm.'s' Sewed sank spina a role obtained
by Mr.. EtI'INASSI a few days ago, requiring the
Plaintiff to forego his privilege a. an Attorney, and
to bring hi. anion in the County Curt. This Was
so anion for the recovery of (even (billings, the valve
of an old blasrk coat', mmtioned in our Paper a few
days ago. Mr. Etissss..:le agreeing to pay the (even
31/014•21 V. WILL &dhow. the Court maned a prsrefes to be catered
in this cafe the Court gave judgment this der.— for the Defendant.
was a cads of very great importance, and Meets,- 50514.!0N V. 1011145011.
a very 'serious queftion, as to allotting cornpenfa- 1 An application was made form days ago for an
I to perfume occupying lands of which the ufe 1 Attachment againft one Rennet, a patty in this caufe,
said be required by the exigencies of the (late.— fcr contempt of the Court, in (cuing his dogs at one
I the particulars of the trial, which wrs had at 1 Sutton, ...ho went to (*Live art order of the Court
:ftmallker in the cootie of the fittings after the lati • op,as him, and a conditional rule was granted.
rot, and the fublegoent motions and argument. of Mr. Gthill: fIiCNCd cattle againft this Rule :he
:ourtfel in this term, we have already laicrbeforyour Rated hum the Defendant B?nnet's affidavit, that he
:aders. was in a poratne field with his dogs, which he kept
Th.: queßions for the conliderstion of the Court for the prrpar of hunting tome hugs that (typically
re three in number. Fit ii, v hethcr a golfs bun I trri,s.tstel upon his p-tatoes.
as a cornpent.tion for a temporary poll-Y.(lnm of an I Lora E LLL N L vROV(3II dific<4.l whether he had taken
meert.tin duration E—fecondlr. whether the proper Stotssn for one of the hogs t
trties were before the Court ? and, thirdly. yd.:riser Mr. Glass comUmed—t'sat nennet was afiliEleil
appeared on the face of the inquifition, what lute- with deaftseb and when S wan came up to him, ha
ft the public took in the premifes for which a con told him he !sad got his lsi:1 sa colts, and mull pay
:oration was to be awarded? the amount; taut I.lcuitet, Leing esalpetated by the
In proommeing judgment, the Court went through dogs, and knowing be had already paid Sutton a
to artistic of the arguments by Countel, and made a large lion of motley, gut join a Virget!t parson ; upcn
amber of obfervasions upon the points relic ',,,sn by w..sch Sutton held up his flick, in a tla eatenit.g po-
le Louniel on both (ides ; after woich their Lord- fi.i,c, as if to firike him, when the dogs iMnledi-
kii, psc it as their opinion, that a gads Suin was ately tier at Lin); Sutton endeavour:el w get over

the gate, which
all thwe d eta
*d-the Defenhtiant
cou endea-
voured to con
og s off as much as e ld.
Lord ELLIA BOLOUGN obferved, that he very well
knew the man went to him upon legal bufinsla. and
he ought to have controuled his p„Ziona, and not fig.
his dugs at the man, as if he was A bog. Any per.
fun going to ferve the procefs of the Court, mull be
proteaed.—ltule made abfolnte.
GUILLIIII V. LUNT?.
This was a Ride obtained by Mr. Tortuous re—
quiring the Defendant, an attorney, to &kora the
place of refidence of a fubfcribing witnefs to a bond.
of which he was the obligor, or to admit the fame
upon the trial of this caufe, and to allow the fame to
be properly ftamped.
Mr. 80r,.0 G H iht.WCA tau& againft this Rule.—
Upon the affidavit of the Defendant it appeared, that
he did not then know the place of refidence of the
Witnefsi
Lord EL LENBORODGN obferved, that it was rf,
regligence of this Gentleman not to have the bond
properly (tamped : if he was unable to difcover the
ratidence of the- witnefs, he Ihnuld admit the bond.
At all events. the Role thould be made abfolnte as to
eamping the bond.
The Able was made abfolnte aeeerdingiy, on that
part of the application.
This being the laft day of Term, the Court fat to
i a very late hoar, Tor the purpafes olconcluding all
the bufsacfri, which chiefly confined of tales of courfe.

COURT OF SESSION, Eanusuitait.
On the t6tis init. the Court determined. a curious
and important queltion refraing a wager. In ?dry
yiy, two gentlemen had entered into a contraa, re
Fula:4y written- ati executed oponikamped paper, that
in cafe at any time in the courfe of ten years, the •a-
lie of tool: fierling in three per cent. confids fhoulel
rife to above yol. fierling, the one !horrid pay to the
other one hundred pounds &ding. with intereft.
ter the fame Mould fall due. On the other hand, the
other patty WAS to pay one hundred pounds (telling
Vase thnee per cent. confols did not rife- to yol. in
ten years, and both parties bound their heirs and ex.
ecutors to pet form this agreement. One of the gen.
dunes died, and the other. the.preftnt put fner, when
the three per cent. cortfuls rife to col. brought the
prefent anion againft the brother and heir of de•
ctafed gentleman, who admitted he was heir, and
liable for the payment of all his brother's jug debts.
It wee contended on the one hand, that this was a
gaming vraget, and no anion could lie upon it. It
was contended nil the Peet hand that this was not a
gaming wager, foch as bode racing, money loft at
cards, dice, Scc bat a fair contra& The queftion
came before Lord BA VATIN S, Ordinary, who found
that 11 the contra& libelled WAS not affirmable in this
Court, and affoilzied the defender." The Lord Or-
dinary afterwards ordered informations, and reported
the cafe to the Court, when their .Lordfitips found
.1 that the contra& libelled on, is not affirmable in
this Court, and therefore sffrilzies the defender, and
finds the portlier liable in ezpences."

Cif vßustaves.—Tuefday the Loan Marna went '
in fl.ttr from the Manfion-houfe to Guildhall, where
a Court of Aldermen was held, at which were preknt
the LORD MAYOR, Fifteen Aldermen, the Recorder,
Sheriff,. and City Officers.—The LORD Marna, in a
neat (perch, opened the proceedings, it being the
ara Court in his Mayoralty. The price of Bread
was ordered to be railed to ,64d. the (tattoo Loaf
of Wheaten, and iscl. Hodfchold.
Act iota as.—About five o'clock on Sunday morn-
ing, a liable, erated at the foot of the Brack Mount,
in Lewes, with a fmall tenement attached to it, Cod-
denly gave way at the northern end, and gradually
fell into a heap of ruins, by which an artillery driver.
57 horfes, and a man with his wife and four chil-
dren, who occupied the tenement, were placed in the
utinua peril of their lives : but fortunately the dri-
ver, who was on his guard-bed, in the hayloft, at
that part of the building which fii a fell, though much
cut and broiled, was able to give an alarm, that loon
brought many perfons to the cp,,t, who quickly ex-
tricated him, and the affrighted family in their
blocked•up tenement (whole cries were rooft piteous)
by digging them out at the back part of it, and hap-
pily before they had Coffered any m,iterial injury.—
The horfes were, with difficulty, all got ont of the
ruins alive, except one that was killed by the fill cf
the main girder. helonping, with nine mote, to the
corps of the Artillery Drivers ; the other loco be-
longed to -Mr. Wact.aa, common carrier. Fred the
accident happened an hour or two loaner, heroic any
pei fon. wee ttirring, the confcqucnces mull have
been dreadful.

ECCLESIAATICAI. PROMOTION.
Hlsßoyal Highnefe the Doke of Purrs ha. boat pleated to op.
point the Rev. Alexander Srerkry, Mtnilte^f the ClUItCh,
ate la his Domenic Chaplain..

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Theaday, the la4y of Captaiiif;Parry, of the sd SbniNkire
Militia, of a daughter.
On die Ifich indult, at her hnu( in i Tanover-fluare, the lady
of Nl' David W. dderhuto,ll .rt of a fan
Lab week, at &Mel, the lai,y Captain Brecht r. f the P oral
Navy, and Commander of the Penciblea to Norttiumb eland, of •
daughter.

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