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'lefts tp fit. peckeviisoE oh* he rive,Vat The Antointre-Oxisstit. an Mr. I'mOutten fupported the petition. They contended, that the •vhole of the bufinels, both •in in prigiu, progrefs, and condufion, was a mere elped4ent to exonerate Harrifon horn the claims of his Oft Creditors, and not only on every ptiacipie of precedent. but of com mon taw and common jullice, nor only the certificate oug ht to b , llaid, but the conirnittun.filtsei ceded. Ytotent.x and BELL, on behalf u; the bank roof. (aid, that the certificate might be granted, be eaufe if the eommiffion were cuperfeded afterwards, that in conrfe would be fct afide. The charatter of the Petitioner ought to be confidered. He was a Gen tlemanof theJewifh perfudi ohneither unknown in the Courts of Law or Equity. it will be recolletted that his brother, Mr. Motley Jofeph, non, living in fPlen dour, was, tome time fence, a bankrupt; and that all his ctfeCts were very conveniently fold to his brother, the mefent Petitioner. Could Abraham Jofeph now appear as a petitioner with any fuccefs in thi. Court, when be himfelf ind offend to make Har rifon a bankrupt, and tb [enure this unfortunate and perfecuted man his certificate? A formal ir regularity mutt difappoint this application. The perfon who came forward as petitioner before his Lmdllsip, had done fo without fervice to. any ,perfun concerned, not even the petitioning creditor. Mr. Thonspfon had introduced into hia argument a lirange cootradittion ; he had (aid, no perfcn was chargeable with nand, and vet that this was a Fraudulent cominif lion. The ArroemET G was proceeding to reply, Apar inraLLr one. Mra. Allan rani, Ilse knows Mary Reid, and In May IA Ike received a note front her to get draft ed. The note new flievrn her Ike knows to be the Caine. She went t•J the thortif Mts. Sack to get it (banged, and was detained there. Crefreziortimed ly Coorifelke Batt. for the PrFerter, p. Are you well acvainterl with Mary Reid A. Yes; the has bred in Belfati about ss years. Q._ What is her charader t--A.• 0, Sir, the has a old! excellent charadter ; the once had a child, but I never heard anything againft her chandler. Q. Do you know a-Capt. Dirkie ?—A. Yes. Q . Where iste•now f—A. He lives in .Derry. Q, In. what part of Derry doesthe.live in ?—A. 0, Sir.l am lure I cannot well lay, Sir, but I believe it is in the gaol. Q So you believe he lives lit'the . gaol Of Derry. Did you ever beer that he kept Mary 'Reid ?--A. 0, me. Sir ! No, Sir, I never heart tot he kept Miry Reid. He's an trona man and.deals.in.kft s. So it would.appear he deala•ind.fe mid other goods too, and probably Mary • alio aids in fort goods. Mary Reid. What's that you are laying, Sir ? I'll perhaps meet you, though it &mid be in liven C. . elt cevomorEßv. Maosteseine, Aylmer S. .. ; - AI SAWN. 're* was a ?within in the Omit to flay the certifi re rte .t.:--- hraih. the Lila matter ~ f. the dim r,iend it•i, ; and •be s t y ticaiion we% made by Met sa Tho- Inas Peterfon and CO. the Owners of that Otip : RAI, in the leeginnmsof the year t So 3; had become bankrupt, and, two months afterward*. had pro cored the fignature of four-fifties of bis creditors to his ceitificate : lie then engaged as spatter of a velfel in another concern, which proceeded to Demarara, when be is fimpofed now to be. Mr. Rontat.v, on behalf of the petitioners, Rated gratiiiiiraels ea milerindutt in his capacity of cApe.e.,, of is: liritesellisip, b ah dining and fulifequent to her his vr.ystge to Jamaica. The Cnrnmilfneeers had not permitted eleffie. Peterfon and Co. to prove theit debt, and redly& was now fought from rtie Court, shat the certificate might not be granted, until the debt was examined into, and, if eltablithed, until it wrte proved. 34v. HALL, on the fame fide, Rated a remarkable cafe from the sit of Atkyns, wherein Lord Haan yucca commented with peculiar feverity on the inju rious patimpti.nde with which certificate, were come t/toes granted, by which " the order of things was inverted, and &Iris: tostwilfwa were introduced for the bentfir of the bankrupt, not for the advantage of Ms creditors." Mr. Bien aaosmi, owthe eemtvary, contended, that the petitioners were not permitted to prove their deb•s, becanfe they could thew Isn'fatirfaitory claim ; that the Commiltoners had given them - the faireß opportunity of eliablithing their demand, and if they were, guilty of kart, they mitt torte the confequenee Of their own wiled, and not prevent the exoneration of the bankrupt; who bad acquitted Wolf& to the e at i,fueion of fOur-fiftbs of his coeditors.. Mr. itostecce. was proceeding to rept'', when be was intertnyed by due Loan Cateuicas.Losa—a" The man gom to lea, pad difpofes of the cargo with which he was iotrattedia a way Meonfillent with the orders of his owners It wit his duty to have complied with ibefe orders, and' to hove come home with dear scrowsts.of the tram,. &Coss. Thishe does not appear to have dram. but Jis certificate is figned in two or amoths, and he then hastens away or new advietarres. Ulnas to * the certificate tbradd be flayed. ° la FARTS Sir Herbert Mackworth entered Wo = hi a banking houfe in ifla, which beg n 3mndualled under the f roe of Dottie, jetasieree. apil Wilkinlrns. lathe year 1795 Mr. Was. ittrtattre. ate fon of Charles Bermes, Lfq. was remind_ iato the partoerfirp for 14 years, during which term be was no have one-fixth, or one-eighth of the profits, bat V the* did as mourn to scoot. per asaMo.be was to have a lien no the profits of hie partners to that . • eatest. Ae a sompeolation for this intern hi la. Utter 'seethe film of reel. to she farmer hook, out as a .part of the general capital, bat as a hones to the partners, and he agreed to be anfeverable t a the event of go,oool. for any lofs to winch bib foe might become liable, in ennfeqeenee of his concern in the honfe In 1796 when William Berner' bad come of Mier . jam% 'I afoot was received into the firm without the content of Charles Berets. The ba lance of accounts or the gth of May, zBo3. between Charles Berner: and the haute, was in bis Favour 15.6491. and on that day, a CommilSou of Bank ruptoy aired againfk all the partners. The COM' aniffioners had permitted the fuil amount to be. prov. ed, and the nbjell of the rerun petition was, that the ten thoufand pounds or which Charles Berner.; had rendered himlelf tefponfible, fbould be deduded from the amount fo proved, and that he Should I only be pertnitted to receive dividends on the 5 .6. 49 1. the Affignees were the petitioners. The Material quellion was, whether Charles Bernert, 'nailer the agreement he had made for his fin, was eithera furety, or a partner; and whether either or bill tuck eharafiers were not withdrawn in confe of the reception into the partnerfhip of James VfO l st: without his content? gdeifie. Rnestaev and Cusses commented on the bits of :he cafe. They Paid the lots of the partner e'," would be to a much greater extent than to,oool. A few days Once, as two tons of a lice-maker, at sod that the introduainn of Tilton could not deßroy Bridlington•Qnay, the one feven and the other only the refpnnfilality Charles Berner' had undertaken. two years of age, were at play in Mr. Sawdnn's The Ars-nature Graeae!. and Mr. RICHAIDION, granary, the eldell of them having met with a loaded net the contrary, argued, that Mr. Charles Berners pittol in the yard, which Mr. S.'s let rant had ineau- Malta or• be confidered at any time in the light of a finally left there. he took it up, and in endeavouring partner ; he was merely in the fituation of a furety, to imitate the fuldiers in their manoeuvres, his little and the law in refpeft to foreties had been long (flab- brother calledfve; not knowing it was loaded, when lilted by the cafes of " Lord Arlington and Merrick," he did to, and flint hi::: dead upon the fpnt. 4 4 Wright and Ruff el," "Barclay and Lucas." and A few days fence, a carpenter, at he NN't a end of the recent cafe of " Welw y n and Lee," before Lind the town, having received 4031. aft:r gratifying his I &&&&& t o whom. If any aheration•tont place in the Vanity by an ostentatious difplay thereof, picked tip potties to whom the furety was given, the furety was a highly dreired nympth in Pall Mail, with whom he difeberged. In the prefent inflanee, tbe introdnainn retired to an nbfcure lodging, and was quickly di of Tilton had made loch a change in the patties, and CALRICKFERGUS ASSIZES, AUGUST 3. veiled of the whole fnm. The lady was apprehended in confemaence Charles Berners wa• not liable to the iffkbarl Mo an was accufed of having, on the the nest day, but being an adept in her profeffion, so,cisnl but was entitled to pr ov e the whole of hisdebt. 1 6th Ma y tal ed a fnrg:d note, purporting to be no proof could he brought against her, confequently The Lneo CHastcaccort &hada his opinion on one of the Renftewthire Banking Company'. notes, the was difcharged tge relative firnatinn of the parties at great length, and fur baring other forged notes '.n the fame On Saturday a number of perfons were examined and pointed not the dillinelion in the nteligatioa of Bank, in his p.iffeffion. at the Police-office, Marlborough-Rivet. for a tumult Charles Berner* to the partnerfhip, and to the general Ceunfellnr M•C opened the pr./ fecution, by at the hoitfe of Mr. Maus wait t so, in Weymouth body et Creditors; and he added, upon a elate era- Rating, that the plitaner was one of thole perfons fircet.—A woman, who had been particularly waive, p a nat ios of the contents of the inftruments produced, who went about iffuing forged notes, and the Court was. for want of hail, committed to prifnn, to an us itinerating the intention of the parties, aid ascent- and Jury molt be well .ware of the grievances which fwer the chat ge at the earning hatter Scrams. An m et e d wish the law of the case, the fituation of this cosmtry has laboured under in ecntequence of_the artillery ogee, likewife appeared on cullody. charged C h ar l es gamer, was altered by she intrndu&inn of numerous forgeries whet!" have been circulated. Tte with having drawn his (word in toe mob ; but it ap Tilfon : from that moment be was a mere Creditor, notes in queltson do not bekaig to any of the Banks peering that he was inebriated, and an officer of dif and he is entitled to his dividends to the full extent of in this country, lat to the Itenfrcwflrire Sank in tinilion making fnlicitation in his favour, be was re- Abe flun proved. Scotland. It perhaps had occurred to tne gang if pvimanded. A nnusr to. sx This elude detettion. Banker ia the City, and Mr. Cos•ncs , a young Val a petition of At,-sham infer+, to fat tirade Bevan, they or ,-, J 1,1 t h e more ea rd y the c „,, ent ,,;(4;,,0 .4 J. Kaolin' as fraudulent, arid to One of the notes, upon which the prifoner ischarged, Gentleman, refoling in Curfitor-greet, were walk- Oar his certificate. Harrifon, tome tints 'mice, had woad be proved to have been given by him to a wo- I ina in the Temple G aliens nn Sunday afternm it bee. ....e b takrup r, when the petitioner was a credltnr man of the name of Mary Reid, who gave it to a I lad, the fnrmer having a pale blue ribbon to his on hi• elate. The cnmrMiTuut was taken out ',yin Mrs. Allan, and Me carried it to the thry of Mrs. watch, and the latter an eye•glats futpended from cipally at the inttance of Mr. Rnfene, of Livt rad, Bl a ck, to get it minified. (rLre Mr. M.CAIITIVI his bet rem of Bardett's colour, which he cunfidered a 0 , e „,;,,,, An well ko. wit in the :Iler•rY n'r••l I. and natcd the whole cafe, which will be hound detailed I excited fome tontcmptorais notice on hem part ot• whn v. is alto a creditor. it appeared on the fact '4 in the evidence.] . •Mr W. whereupon an explanation wasnded, s h e a feta•n, that Mr. Jnrr, h. .sh-t v•temptc,l to re. The firth witnefs called was Mary Rei I. who laid : sou a Chal:Clire craned. na th i s co ,„,,iefif.n, hid Vott:11 offered to talc, nut (be lives in Fattory row , Bell of. Site law the 1•;- ! 'Die Immo. in Orr nartb.n was witneffed Ivy a isoto nic!' commifEon ag..lra Harrifen. and in ne.ein him 1 loner in May laR, when he carted as her well h' fe her of perf•vas, and a coy idential (fiend being et-- I, n , c „,;fi s ,o r , ..n the c"n•hin , n that he, k.fevh, • aol [aid Alexander Di'ltie had lent her a vu.ne. I.y trolrd . ill their it t. t•tt• of n ..ct i n g I I c twill m o rn Should he ar pe:need the allgnee• ti2sTifins i• now a h:m. He then gave her a note which Me a .v..: to tog (v , (it'd is) io I I i,l, l'atk, ga v e to t'ot m . 6.. It rrif net i n .1,, Kuse's Bench, and the c.tnfecptence of 1 Mrs. Allan to obt sin change. Si e hal s•n ~•n• r 0., to l%lr.r;i AWAM. the l. 1•01. •e. who very prrivesli Lobtaining his certificate would be his 11311p04.A.a Alli. , but that or e. When Mit. Man -.• e; tto M...al I . ' , war .II 1•. a l . $.• ch. nt ate partiv. •nd who au..zge• I w.t.tr it, We was r.lsta:ned. Tr.( pf110:1CI Lad ;Any •t• • l ,. '.. .1 Lail to :cep the peace tuwatds years hence. Q 0, 1 am forty that any thing I have Paid Mould tulle the temper of fo eceomplalted a lady. The next wieners was Mrs. Black, who Rated that Mrs. Allan brought the note to ber tam for change, but having heard there was a forgery on the Ren frewfhire Bank, the furfpeeted it, and (hewed it to Mr. Pinkerton, who knew it to .be forged. He kept the note and went for Mr. Gillies. Mrs. Allan was detained until the was examined. Mr. Pinkerton faid.that on receiving the note from Mrs. Black, he fufpeited it was a forgery, and know' diately went to Mr. Gillies who came to Mrs. Black's (hop, and upon Mrs. Allan informing who (he got it horn, they went along with Mr. George Bri!tow, who •is a Magißrate, and apprehei.led the Prisoner, upon whom they found two other notes. He Paid be got 'them from a honk jockey on the road, and gave Irifh notes for them. He gave ea ' lions accounts how •he -Came by them, and of the road they had travelled. The note now (hewn to him he knows to be the fame be got from Mrs. Mack, for he put his name upon it. Mr. Gillies Rated how Mr. Pinkerton caned on him with the note, and that lie went•with him to Mrs. Black's (hop, and from thence along with Mr. George Brißow to the honfe where M'Keegan was. They met him at the door, and he be6tated before ifs would acknowledge trimfetf to be the man.—A woman in the houfe was pointed out to be his wife, hat it afterwards appeared it was another woman who was really his wife. Mr. billow anted if he bed any Scots notes. He laid he bad one, but upon (torching him two were intend. One of them, be Paid, had lain in his pocket for two years, and he bad not known of it till the day before. He Paid he got the notes from a man on the road, to whom he gave frith dotes for them, and got difecont. • Mr. Napier, of the Renfrevrthire Bank, proved the fignatures in the notes to be forged. Here the examination of the witnefes doled. The judge then addreffed the Intl.—He obferv ed. that the Prifoner M.Keegan, flood isdided of uttering a forged note of the Itenfrewthire Beak. In this cafe there were two things for the Jury to at• tend to, wit. -601, that it be proved that the Pti- Caner knee: that the note was a forgery 4 and second ' ly that he uttered it with a fraudulent intention. His Lord&ip then went over the whole evidence minutely, and (hewed its different bearings, both for and againft the Prifoner, in a wry able and candid manner. He concluded by obferving 2 that when the life of a Primer is at Ate, if dine is any doubt in the minds of the Jury, he oni s ht to have the benefit of it, and in the prefent cafe, there certaialy may be inch doubt in the mind of any reafonabk man, as at lead might operate fo as to induce a Jury to acquit him of the capital charge. The Jury were then enclofett, and loon returned with a verdiS acquitting the Prifoner upon the firß charge, and 6ndiag him guilty upon the fecend. He was sentenced to two years imprifooment• when he was interruped by - The Loan Cosscettoa.—" The true quellion is, if this be a commiffion for the fake of the bankrupt ? The charafter of Jofeph does not materially affetl this queltiwt : he has applied to thc Court of Exche quer with bills of injunction : he has retorted after wards to the Court of Law, and he has ellablithed his claim nearly to the full extent he cleared. A deed of affignment is made out to Watfon of the dies% of Harrifon, and this inftrument fs the foundation of the commiffinn of bankrnpter. BarcHad)is the attorney, and not only the attorney, but the ennintifGorter un• der the bankruptcy. Conantilfioaer Bradfwell not 1,14 ;moves the Azi 4,1 bankruptcy, but qualifies him- Telf, under his new charafter of commiffloner, to the eltate. This, vinneeed with the other circumttances, makes me doubt very much if this be net the corn mason of the bankrupt bitnielf. If want is alledged be coerce; Stacifweil, and another perk' (Crump), who has been named in the court will be at kelt an- Amiable for the pre-cefs of fuperfeding the commit tals. if they are not yet farther to be rendered te fp:able." - - C.if 11 , L. U. ax PART! SWAN. Mr. Hanby, Sir J. fepk Erik, and Raines, be- Caine bankrupts, and the objeft of this petition wa►. that a meeting of the Coustniffionen he called, to declare* final dividend on theeßate. It is unnecef fire to Cat' the conneltion of thefe bankrupts with . Malls. Dorfet end Co. whnfe circumfiances we no ticed in our report of Wedoefday.• It will be fist& cleat to fay that the mutual accounts amounted i to 13a,0001. at one period, and that Dorfet and Com- ' pany had not only a claim on the joint, but alih on the fepante elates of Mr. Horoby and Sir Jofeph Eldaile. The que Winn for the Court wan, 'whether Dorfet and Co. having already claimed on the joint elate, could afterwards claim on the feparate ellate, to the exclufion of the creditor s, they having received a j,iut and feparate fectuity, by which the joint cre ditors were not protefted ; and it will appear lingolar, that the long exper'ence in this Court of Mr. Romilly and Mr. Richardfon, did not fupply a fine'. precedent to fuch a cafe. _ . Mr. Rom r st.r, on the part of the petitioners, con tended that they were entitled to receive dividends on both the joint and reparate elates, and that they were fo entitled, to the exclufum of the joint creditors, uo. til their compl-te repayment of aos. in the pound. The fdrplus on the leparate e'tates was 55,0001. and up scards, which was competent to fuch repayment. This he fupporrcd on the cafe of ex parte Rowland fon, of Rice and Vaughan, and of ex "am *tad, in the !I Atkint, beiore Lord Hardwicke. He alto applied the cafe r f L"11141 and Albworth. Mr. kactiBßDSo74, on the contrary, contended that the rule of law wa , , that the creditor mutt make his eleetion, out of Of ch elate he would obtain fatisfac tion, and having fo done, he muff abide by it. In this cafe the elation was made, and it was to the in jury of joint creditors. He could not, therefore, to the excinflon of the joint creditors, come on the Cepa. rate eflare ; and the Learned Counfel applied the ar gument in the la A. kin* as utterly defeating the rea toning emplaced by his opponent in this caufe. The 'AMID Cuitsicauma- 0 I muff look to the lan gage of the orders of the Court before I decide. The creditor, in this cafe, :sat taken a joint and feparate fecueity ; and it is perfeftly reafonable that he Ihould : have an advantage over tbofe creditors who have not taken the fame precaution." teAlik-lemtlits apitegbattaidt.lielltbst Mitten n. 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Rarity 3 24 <4 to !ft col I Deana 4 1 4 od - to 4 3 e ait Oats ay , at to 3ta od Petro oca od to eta dB Id —.Wheat set ad to 67a od per (barter. Carley yos od to 348 od I Brass aos od to 431 el Ow 18s od to 33, od Mare nos od to cos &I SIADINO —Wheat hoc ed. to 83s. od. per Quarter. liar*, 32s ad to PS OS I SIMI jOs c 1 to 416 OS Oats a6s dod to 3os od Peale act cd to sas od MAPRTED, On Saturday rift„ Henry ''''"'' Jars. Eft of Fleet-tree,* Milt 'we Clardon, voltage& daughter ot the late Edward °mdse. Efq. of Bromley, hi tddlekz. On Saturday, at Sutton Veny, Nathmtkl Salton, fls of Warnainftet, to MIN Elizabeth Thrum, daughter of dila Rev. Or. Marin, Radar of Sutton. LAVING dedicated layfeir to the Andy, and been IE. gratified by the mod confident* readier in that branch which I thought greed to feied, I null that I hare not men at - tenpin/el my time than tbde who, in the ertenEve field of the pretence. are ciambonly ineniered at oncennince, gad eaniwi Owns &stale that Nome which is acquired by eisteememellig the ietelledud power ?.. me Oafs of Menhirs. Thentfeald of DEBILITY to peculiarly diftrefing, for they tains tvi,i, than . train of eoecomitant fyreptuv-s, mad, by a de. prefEen of all vital er.Lsgy, raid, ore kfdf become* embittered.... Whether they aide from the prevaknee of El etairde, ceedellnia• desk/disc( khaohboyr, or the inffuleames o , maturity, they re quire dm mod &Litmus prafelional RN ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the iymptann are aggravated, and the conk ' cutlet) I. &limo& Asa MEMBER of the ROVAI. COLLYGE el SIfROVIONS. I ground my grandees on regularity of educed on; and ptiffreling cony privilege to prattler, I fed otyfeif entitled t a that conildence with which I hove hitherto been ibliberaly hoeouredd. la the Ind intimate 4 local wedisefs, turfy milk:ado* MR prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; bat where the (of ferer, from a eeetionfeds tEr the minsatilMefs of the v!ee which ceded his midertme, is fateful of the contempt or murex of tin family phyfician, sod bads over te. inennity with careful eon crahneut. it mad be fmiafadory for him to be eared ti..t oilly d capshikty of treatment, but alfo of the molt bretedebte he: era. Ant is recant Vassal ComplaMes it is peStde to pewee palli ators or didnds ; In the mod comp:Stated Calf it is the empire. mein of czciubve experier.re in this her to draft a Ede, certale. and (peels re-rdablitterm I offer the advantage of this reyerimme to thefeercntber et who are sanded with any hind at DEBILITY, of any lytet-tenas of VENEREAL INFEC nom. and ill al cake the terms ' of roma- Deaden arr Rued nal the felt interview. Parems in eke cow ary are espe:lrd to lodates !In Mite, Mai ow re:pelted to fpedfy their age ant canner of Balmy MARTIN !MSC brevner of a , royal College of Burgess' le Lagasla. No 19. Ammd. eh rest. sir.- d, De*" 'lra* Ng • liloll W - ATERAT LoNiiiim sit thuiTto-moititow. Morning o f Anemia." 9 minute. Ow 9 -...---.• . and Tr.bliftbcd bf 1.1.VF.L KENT. (et Cop trip•wr vs.c, Larnb, , h) .t the STAR OTTICII. MA r. 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