Star. — London, England, 1804-02-06 00:00:00

r • LA, 1141TELLItiEn CL COMM 01' KUHN 1110004 MI 2. • 94111 t V. 999111... The Plaintiff (a flinwmaker) in *hie cafe, recovered 601. from a choleric Apothecary, who ordered boots . asd aloes to that amount front the Plaintiff, but on t►eir ►eing delivered with all convenient Alifpateh, though not fo Coon as the Defendant wifhed, Defen• dent put them out of doors, together with Plaintiff's uncle, who came to deliver them. In the fquabble Come galley pots were broken. The Defendant in. terrupted the witnefs's Counfel and Court frequently during the trial. VIIII.IART 4. 110300 TITLE °UTNE DEMISE 011$ 0.5 Tkis was a trial before• Mr. Joßice La Btatc, in Devonfhite, on the Circuit, in which he had direßed a nonfuit. Application had heen made. and a Rule to thew cattle was granted. why the nonfint (hould at be fet alide, and a new trial had. The quellion arufe on a device to Jane PArceie, on the words of a will, which were, o all the rya of the goods, chat• tell, inch in trade, and all other things that may being and remain to me, I give to my wife, my m ecum:. atc." The doubt was, if an came in fee Could Panto the devifee by there words. • Marrs Gtess and &meows were heard in fop. rn of the Rule. and Mat S. altel.t. and DAP4I/41 egaina it , after which all the Judges concurred, that the devike • —Rule difcharged. lea. 4. Aided of forgery, demand, far 51. an Edinburgh; he hay. intention, know: tsar, for the pri. following °Neatest -6 - Med by a Soots thin the Astute d baying streOled ths 614•1618... whiebteirobed It 4 errant cireron .4ia4i• ilicaea; Trod., in t7r, of Salkosp tudrafter alai i t New ' . udses were divided is declaration of theft, tapi: &it econtnevial driloyal Prontii It pardon SO thin the pit ntr'on a 644 Tn aff.twe, soiticr the ad of WiatCrl, C. 30, E 58, s, C 9. &metes were Beni of Inland, in refills *epee camn• fuse %US eveitieed which no WI. under can be valid. The Corporation of the Linen asi is, in fait, walk pa• • Court could enforce before your.Lord ' can be a forgery, , Aa does set eitend which :hakes it felony to atter a note I . :1 .ofel on the other ftJe Weil; from irregulari , crime of forgery, as of forgery, the , cnnfirtted."" appears to me, that attentively examined. there I certainly mud admit, ' fudge, that is order 4ew the bill itfelf forgery can have . was open to the /able in Scotland, and land could net be' the indiettnent..— .4 Awt icing obli. Scots bank note."— decided en the piaci where it was .drawn, toreign country. where iurifdittion. The Astute . and obligations of and if I am to admit e roteitima of property, Scotland. I mull contend •tntry was a crime com coefequently within the Knapp then ci•ed the 073 y. The Dutch which it appealed, was due from the 17.3901. An adtion when the Cnnrt re. it'd, and the verdift inn was fuhfequently t the ground that a fue in thi► Counti y tied. The preee‘hnt )e Scots Linen Com Corpctation, it may He fnpported his ~pod entleAvoured to -,rd Raymond had no socflion. Ile Vain of the ad Get. wafts raper, iamb t ir. rer.o r with ",! Lank tom tl.c v..c.ttch of the the lanoks, ar.d front 1111111. ion, the ptiforer teat of their Lordlh;pN. to ui:hJtaw, and nfultAtion, .tcter dela ! CAtat to t.: tl.c Cons- Ind froif,ing, that a tera, if any toubt Ic. devsfee took a fee by the will.—R , - =CHEWER cHAmBER, 1 T 448 KING O. WRAY. The Defendant had been convit -Ate tiotering a note, payable on dem • aTiOnt Linen Company at Edin E SO uttered it with a frandulent it the bill to be forged. • Mr. Guar Aber, at the trial, took the followil oThat this promilfory sae, being 11 ' Consolation, was not a forgery with . ladof C. IL" The Judges h st te C wt haiser about one o ' clock, r . Gnawer rote to (apron ii It r 0 ere. are no words in the ilall wk , . &tyro in - Scodand under the . g end there are cafes by sollyi the 2114 boas letter been fn ap - k's cafe, reported in the ad vo before the twelve Judges, at ' . a. Tine it is, that the judges . attesmors and that no declarat been Made; but as itvisoy: the wlfdons with which di' iive breaercifed, has ordained, that he ranted io'cafes of forgery, at th pecatinet received pardon, I have a that the convidiUn could not Rand Geo. IL io the 11th ind 9th of Will , Mid 'in Ilse '6th of Anse, e. as, f.' Eprotettiosiof the Baa intim a fat of monopoly of I • dint istitutiost ; sat the . fast yth year of the latter, by wh of a corporation, cat is a bill of the CorpoTatio ' 'y of Edinburgh. and is, i pm theft Statuses, for no Cot t4 ,.ya the payment. The quellias then, I iipris, if uttering thit wails paper Ifilibill die id of Oro. lir" •lir. Jake Hearsr.--sr This Ai to Scotland. The fame law whic :Zs emote. Makes it felony to - It will be for the Coonfel es hew a now. invalid in Weil *Y.:sais involve the parry in the brassie. if the tote itfelf be not an s losioriog of the note cannot be En cr -Mr KNAPP,' ewers.—" It app arbes the cafe cited is attentively does not cud that analogy. I can atekthafuggekon of the Learned Ji amtatisty Mk jodidemest, I mud 1 wan o forgery, es otherwife no been touted. The cafe of Dick a lettioaof44l44 i it Was pay able therefore the convidion in ash (Imported. mid k was fa dated in Hese it is different : the wards ate, emery. coommosaly called • Sett Dick% eafesnight bare bean loci pls. that the bill was payable wh andahat the offence await in a fore' Use Engliik Court had no jurifdii of the sd Geo. 11. includes notes Ibis Pet is all polEble forms ; am •that this law, made for the presto thould not extend itfelf to Scotia' that 'the utterance in this country mined in this country, and enure meaning of the As." Mr. Km cafe in the ad Lord Raymond. India Company v. Henreetcs, in 1 *ll4 in the year I yy.t. a balance Elt hodant to the Plaintiffs. of t I was brought by the company, so suited the Charlet to be product went fog the Plaintiffs. A mono made is the Con:rnun Pleas, on Foreign Corporation could not 1 when the vetch& was confirms • was produced to thew, that if the pay be cor.fidered a Foreign C militate a licit of this kind. Mr. GYP% IT f ore i n re ply. a ppli ca tion of the cafe . f Diekor I OleB4 that the eitatt it f oth Lr.r luificklit telereuee to 11, w alla commented on the ciaufes of J i g 3: costrnJed :!..:t the sync war tad that the p...;cy cal the lay. a terfetence of f. , :ei,;n paper ctur of England ; in that as well fro Gatute, Won :he ptecedents in the general ssif,:rns of puhlic lin would be enti:kd to the jurtme The &Inger: sere oriletsd t twelte Judges rernaided in con in that an atte.i•e! copy (.1 the pony might he fen. to them, al frennd Aguas:ern r ••••.ld be vide wanted in tbcir tuit:de. 1 ins the ipzij )ir 'GA PePow, 4. •07111taLTT . OrtICII, Flll. 4. Copy of a Letter 'bun Admiral MON AAAAA Commander in Chid of Ri. M ilrity's Shlmand Verdi at Ponfolouth, to Wet, LIAY MARSDEN. fi q. dated the sift of January. Sit—Be ! leafed to inform the Lords Commiffion ersof the Admiralty, that his Majefly's IIIipsTRISUN and HTnaa ycllerday fell in with twenty of the ene my': flotilla off Cape La Hogue, and captured three gun brigs and a lugger : the three former are arriv eJ • they are reported new, and had been launched only ten days, haying been rigged upon the Rocks. The foldiers they bad on board were embarked the day after they were launched. Undernoth is a fur ther deleription of them. I am, acc. (Signed) 060. MONTAGU. No. 31. of too tons, three twenty four poandemand so men. No. 4:i. of too tons and three twenty four and eighteen poinden, and so men. No. 47 : of icio tom. three twenty four and eighteen pounders, and 6o men. Copy of a Letter from Captain IL H. A. Hawn as. Commander of his Majetty's fhip the TILISIIIII.tO Wissisas Weans at, Efq. dated at !. ea the .3oth of sir—l .beg you will inform the Lords Commit (loners of the Admiralty. that hisidajefly's (hip Tel auu s, under my command, fell in with this morning, Cape La Hogue bearing S. S. W. three or four miles, a (mall flotilla from Saint Maloes bound to 'Cherbourg, coddling of dna brigs and foam (mai ler boats ; as it blew very bard I could only capture two brigs, of two twenty-four pounders and one eighteen pounder each, manned with fifty-one ice men, and fifty foldiers of the gad demi brigade. I have fent them to Portfmouth. His Majetty's (hip captured and deftroyed a large boat from La Hogue before the fell in with the flotilla. I beg leave to add, that a frigate, which I take to be the HYDRA, cap tured a lugger, one of the flotilla, and I left her in chafe of another brig. I am, &e. (Signed) A. M. A. T. N. B. Brigs of the at daft, No. v. and 43. Ospy of a Letter from Captain GUNTON MUNDT, Commander of his Mainly's dip the HTDIA, to WILLIAM AUTUMN, Efq. dated et Sea, the 3tit January. ir-1 beg leave to enclofe you, for the informa tive of the Lords commiffioners of the Admiralty, copy of my letter of this day's date, to Rear Admi r nal Sir Jawas SAUNIAIIit, refpelling the capture of two of the enemy's flotilla. I am, &c. • (Signed) O. mUNDr. HTDRA. at Sea, Jan. 31. tBO4. Sir-1 have the honour to reprcient, that being dote in with Chetbourg, yefletday about, noon, &forma a thaggling convoy under the land to the Weilward, and fucceeded in feparating two brigs 'and a bigger from it, the latter 1 captured about twit o'cl3ek in the evening. and one of..the former about ten at night, within a few leagues of the Ifle of Wight; the other I ottferved was bronght to by a frigate to the Wertward, both villas are perfetliy new and well found, and mattned and armed as be. low mentioned ; they left St. leltdoes on Sunday evening, in company with three other brigs, and were bound to Bou:ogne. I have the honour to bc.ecc. (Signed) o. MUNDT. Brig /do. y.exestmandrti by a Lieuteisaut de Vaiffenhanned with 3 twecry four poem:tn. so melt sod Alcoa , .a Lieutenant and s 6 of which are of the Std regiment of the line. Litter No. st eontetanded by an Earn do Vtileau, stored with s eighteen-pannier, 36 wee /ITI4i oAscers; • Litmus:mot and s 6 of veltia are of the fante a MILITARY PROhIOTIONS. Commiffintts in the Royal Metionetit Militia, figned by the Lard Lientenant. Grinds Howd Vai 83q. to be LinMa:ant-Colonel. Dated ju:v to, C,ptain Richard MEM' Lloyd vibe Major, eke Vaughan. Dated Atignft 9, 5803. Adjumnt John ' owlands to be Captain. Dated July t,1.103. Lieutenant William Lewis Anwyl to be ditto. Austin t, 1803. John Lloyd, Mi. to he ditto. Dated Assaf! to, do.). William Anwyl Roberts, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Augult 1-,,11103. join. °cote° be Rabin. rated September 1,5803. William Watli'm Anevyl. Gent. to be Surgeon. March 14, 1803. Mlles John Thtlvral, Gent to be Paytnaller. Dated Odtolier ss, atos. Commillion in the South Hams Regiment of Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 19, itrij. Thomas Gamble, Gent. to be Enke'. Commit:ions in the Nottinghamfhire Militia, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated December '0,1803. Richard piles C, Vey, Cent. to be Ear. Ralph Hembeote, Gent. to he ditto. Commillions in the Invernefsfhire, Ste. Regiment of North Blitifh Ggned by the Lord Lieute nant. Dated Decem ber 13, 1803. Sir Janus Dstisbv, Bart. to ba Major, vim Role, promoted ; Lieu tenant John Bethune to be Captain. eke Sir James Dunbar, pro. meted; Enti.t. li tgb M'Gregor to be I ieutenant, eke B.lbune; George Rofe, Gan. to be Enfign, eke MOregnr: Comniiflions in the Filethire Regiment of Militia, fignsd by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated December 27. 1803. Lienrertaat James Mitchell to be Captain, cite Seaton, appointed in the ti'tb Fact t l'auick Medic, Gent to be Ledge and Aina-, ant Surgeon, vice Smith. FEBRIJAILY 3, 1804. • ad nr blitldle Regiment of Bucks Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain Lieutenant John Newman to be Captain. LAT..: Oliver, ht., to be ditto. Qsarter Maher Richard Lowndee to be C. we. Weßern Cheihire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant F. E. Barka to be Captain, vice Fenton. refired; Cor. mt Thomas Sudworth to be Lieutenant, vice Baker; 'ilsomaa Mskitt.Geet. to be Cornet, eke Sedwoeth. The C Legion.--Cavalry. Mak, Richard Waltman to he Llionanant Colon 1: Captain jobs Inaieby to be Major; Lieutenants John Geidard aid Minus Tindal to be Capeeina; Cornet Thomas Cooper to be lieute nant. Infantry. Po ft Robert Reams to be Lieutenant; Robert Armißead. to be r rfio. Sini?b EA rt Flao r. Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. !oh,. Lird..rgreen, Ffq. to be t'aptain. eke P,ge, Lieut., ant and Adjutant Thomas Match, to have the Brevet rank of Ca., , taln. Ktt::Ctt2btight flentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. 1.1-utet•mat A Ltlrt..w Liriogltore to tto Cattail. e. part kth t Si:, th t Sir A Gordon :• I t :cranes—Thum. Nt.tottl., Gem. Coont t Robert Nor, C. !sante Vir'r. lo tet. onate-I.4an M Lary', Robert Maxwell. and Rolwri J tuttnne, 1.)1:112 and FtcebtidF: Gentlemen and Yeomanry In liTy. •ice Crawforth, nfigno co •dooted. to Ac rit:o I.3nealler to 4.1 :,..t J n r , G.r• lu Thtatax. jorkf-n, I; -• Rid: Comp.inv, e• 1 to Ditto. Cxanct .cu i gag, Gc t.w la Lik um.rts. tleffle...l.6lllltppiiw=...l7ll77feeMillitry Cavalry.. Vestment Igiebard Emery to be Capella; Comm Thomas Jokes Collier to be Uenrenant ; 'f homes Miere, Gent. to be Comm. Shrevlbury Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. (larks Dallas, VA. to be captain. lieutenant Thomas Lloyd to be Captain, elm Hamm, raved. Wat grave Rangers. Sandy, Gent. to be Lkatenant Thew Itebble, Gat. to be Curiae. Great Baddow Volunteers. Bap Jofepb Aldridge, jun. to be Cirft Lteutaant. Patrick Green, jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. t 11 Battalion of Birmingham Volunteers. Henry Warmington, Gent. to be Adjutant. vice Reale. 3clßattali3n otDittO. Montague Sadler. Gent. to be Adjutant. Bolton Volui,teer Infantry. Samuel Barnard, jun. Gent. to be Enlign, vice B. B. Kelley, re igned. Boughton Volunteers. Captain William Lockwood Nlaydarcli to be Major ; Lenant Thom= Ly lia dLt to be Captain ; Enttin Smith, Gent. to o be Lieu. tenant. Bu'lington Volunteers. George Dews, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Butelime Volunteer Infantry. Captain Jobn Campbell to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Captain Robert Duncan to be Major. Port Bannatyne Company. Lieutenant Nall Jangefon to he Captain. vice Campbell; WI. Thomas Lamm to be Litutenant, vice Jamickm; Juba Situp. Gent. to be &Man. vice Lamoot. • Cider Idrii Volunteer Infantry. Major Sir gobett WBHsmu Vattgban, Bast. to be Gent L ena Lieutnt- Colonel. Commandant ; Janus Kennedy Simplon, . be Adjutant Volunteer Infantry. David Urquhart. Efq. to be I.lrutenant-Colond-Cornmandont t David Urquhart, and 3ultaves Mn!. Ely,. to ue Captaios; Atexandcr Urquhart. aott Janes Art-Kenzie, Gents. to n I.int• tenants; Übe% Ilscide, and [Warrick Uriaart, Gru l m tube Wive. ad Battalion of the ad Regirut..t of Edinburgh Volunteers. Robert Caffeb, Gent. to be Eufigu, StelWag, appointed to the 3d Dragoon Guards. Ewelme V thinteers. Francis Bowden, Gent. to be Enagn, vice Smith, rcligneL Fulham Light Infantry Volunteers. Captain Charles Alexander Crabb to be Major, vice Meyrick, promoted; Firft Lieutenant pews Mat•in to be Copt:in, vlee Crabb; &woad Lieutenant Thomas Carlton in be iirft Lieu tenant, vice Mama; and William Wallin, Gent. to be Second Liesunant. vice Carlton. Loyal Hackney Volunteers. • Benjamin Travers, jun. Gent. to be Surgeon. Hallow and Grintley Volunteers. Robert Vamoose. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Stephen Barber, Gent. to be Enfign. Horncaßle Volunteer Infantry. William Jollands, Gent. to be Quarter IR keg : meat of Royal Ealt Inu:a Volunteers. Lieutenant Henry Humphrey Goodall to he Captain, vice Loader, deceafed; Enfign William Robinfon; to be Lieutenant, vice Canaan; and Wtllitm Guidon, Gent. to be Eagan, oleo Rethinks. Ifdulas Volunteer Infantry. peut=ant Samuel Holden to be Adjutant. ad Linlithgowfhire Volunteer Infantry. John Melvin, Gent, to be Lieutenant t James Robinfon, and Manese Tkomfm, Gents. to be Enka'. Middlewicb Volunteers. James Tomklnfou, jun. Gent. to be EnGgn. vice Taylor, rell:::cd; Rev. John Armitftrad to be Chaplain ; and Robert Pulford Taylor, Gent. to be del gees. Neuttoa Stewart Speanneo. Patrick Campbell. £14.16 be Captain ; William Stewart. Gap.; to be Lieutenant; and pots limns, Gent. to be &Ilan. Pembroke Independent Volunteers. baps James Lloyd to be lieutenant; and W. E. Wilmot, Gat to be Erfign. vice I lord. *hem Prince of Wales's Light Infantry Battalion of . the Royal Perthikire ad Volunteer Brigade. Lieutenant M Kelly to be Adjutant : sod Littasenant Jelin cttrynk to be %tarter-snifter Poole Volunteers. Enfign Richard Allen to be Lieutenant, vice Brookes, raped; jobs Bird, jun. Gear. to be Rap, vice Allen. Rtithin Volunteers. _ . . M+r Richard Henry Remick to be Lieutenant talstonem.wer mondani ; Captain Jofcpb Peers to be Major; John -Roberts, L• fq. to be Captain ; Thomas Joni', Gent. to be UCllitClatet Thomas Jones, Jun. Gent. to be Entign. Stockbridge Volunteers. Robert button, Gent. to be Supernumerary !nip. Stoke Newington Volunteers. Eagan James Sanford to be Lieutenant, rite I).. Boni ee ed I William Lowe, Gent. to be Fek,n. vice Sanford. Strath Di n ,, hty Volunteers. Alexander Murray Guthrie, Efq. to be l'ilalor; Rev. Elands Ni elson to be Chaplain. Loyal Whitechtpel Volunteer , . Major Wl:liana Hardy to be l.'rotemot Colooel, vice Craven. re- Spied: Captain John Core to he !deject I.leutimain Wiliam obcit to he Captain Erf l / 4 0 Gabriel Heffe to be Lleureaant. Great WitcLingl.;!ro Volunteers. Lieutenant Burro** to be Ceivain, vi •T 11 , croy, rditt:d; &Airs Font? to be Lieutenant, vice Bisrows; J nectioa,jaa. Oent. to be knfigo,vlce Porter. Ell/LAT• in Gamete of Sib December 014. Strath Dighty Volunteers. For want' Laalinaa, Ffq. to be Captain, Milian Trelar 4, Cwt. to be EnGgn, read WBGam S.osi.res.ot,Efq. to be Carob, yawn Indead,Gan.to be maim. in Gazette of loth ukimo. 96'11 Foot. For Chute; Vallancey, Cent. to be anfign, without perrbafe. vice Donavan, prwme.l In the mil Foot, read Charles Vallineey. Gent-to be &Bp, without porchafe, vise Dossavaa, rms.*/ to the titifoot. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. March ay. James Mills, of Wool, wi:bitibadeffewortb, York Mire. dyer, clothier, dealer and Chapman, at - fen, at the Star Inn, In Alanclactler. BANKRUPTCY :3UPIEIIaII„DED. Thomas Dowding. Julia Lowc, and Sasnael Man, of Wood-fireet. London, batters and cupartmts. BANK It ...."PTS. John Hives, of likrftrin, Darby baiter, dealer and (barman, to furrendiT Ichruary a;, aft, and Nl=► t 7, at ckv• •t, at the Ill,eltoirvir's Head, N.ttir.gbans. A•tornies, Nleffrs. Cutts and S Inlets, Nottlnel-tat; or :alai s. Nlacdouzal: and I luster, Lin coln's-Inn, London. CLrillopb.-r Wild, late of Moults-Bar, viduallte, l',Ornary 13,14, and fliatela t 7, at two • Ilirldg.'s Tavern. la Manr.ielter.o— Attornies„ kV. lint. Slicpl"rd atd Adlingtun,Oray'elun, Louden, or Mr. Wethcr..ll, Maorlnfler. Peter Rog' rs, of Warrinlton, 1./nearaire, Sake/per, dral.'r and chapinan, Fthruary la, at, and Shirai t;, at three, an C.L `tar Inn, Manelicil,r. Attottls, Mr. lucky , eniplr, Lont.ou ;or Mr. Bafne, M ,ncbcfter. Rollout Wood and Go.rge Payne. of Liverpool, salmi:rale gee, ;vs, partners, de.ders and lapinen, F. bruary ay. ag. and March t-, ist eleven. at tise n, rest, Liverpool Att.,enks. Marrs. I.aee an I Liverpool; or :.ir.V41W 44 . 4 Atllofon, Cbal W-1.. 11.3.1.iti- of Bria 4..1ew,1rr, (but now a prif , ,orr In the 11 ) rcbruary ta.t c, and Sl_r 7, a , tw,hr. at du R:int.. to.: I ac-n, At roles, 'skier/. Mar , eat t.i •.; of 11. a., liticeltt'a.lku, 1.....4ti0; or Mt. 111111. m 11, alas. 1.1 n ke, 'll T•bnaar. 29. Ma en 1, nil t -.a ei.v.r., .t Whi - t Ha^ 1:11. in Market. a• sinr•.:. 4. 7.1 r. ;•Jf, ph Brown, of Carom (;ri,,,e,y, t.hi. 01 , 11,'.rr ; or Mr. Grey. Gray . 4 4 ,111 a. • .‘ ..1 lien. I t'e ri Sea o, di : falter, ea I:- ch • p0...n F.b-uary 7, a• rrn!aa.., t 7.1 , tan, an • March 17, it one . at t.‘ :brill. Attar, ALS /:.% Suu %rend, 1.4,1.-2-rcet,,,..raLti. dcater sod shaman, Maury z 3. aka. Maar _is. Asa a 7. a acne, st tYc Gas-liaft, Dlschlal} #./ffigss Dewburft. SiackbaT. • • lismauCrofsky, of &appals. February sa, at the Vthite Sas ‘14,10-affehla Manattiler. February 17, ot the Angel hub and March ry, at. the White Bar I. • Alwitfrels Mr. Higginhottom,Mbtoweridaranot John Wright, late of Wpm% Hants. truer. cinpotan. February to. at throe, Fast say 11,5,11 t ten, at tOss ffisuntain TR vent, G4port, and March le; 7, at ma at the Cs.wn lan, in r Co.fp.rt. Attorules, Matra Minable and Cotnati o loryott or bleersibriant and Morale, Chancery-hen: Jacob Wmdon, ot Otionl,itrett , par e lb of Saint Mary-la-Bonne. Middlefez, oilman, dader and chagman, February it t, *2. and March 17, at ten, at GOMA& Attorney, Mr. Teibiale,l4m kilbspfgate-itrat Within. London. Henry Donal, of Golden-Leg-more, Cbentilde, London, whoim. fair holier. February la, at cos, Febroary at, and Marti i f, sal ten, at Guildhall. Attarney, W. Charles liarrifun. N.. sh NortituntbalandAteet. Strand, and No. 31, Abehureb-lann, Laudon. David Moffatt, of Fleet Market. pad& of St Bride, Loodon , grog eer. dealer and dtapinan, February rt, ISt and March ly. eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Eivers,Eafing-latte,Logolort. DIVIDENDS. February 4. John Nee du, Edward Stewart, aid John Nadia ' , caterer. of hidennanbury. Load" aweelowar and corium* at twelve, at quildhalL February ry. Richard Lloyd, of Thavhrolne. Lesdpo. la*Pir , ferivener, at One, at WNW. "February ar. Jambes Tadodr, of asciolam Laid. belehlto l twelve, at Choildhal. February 13. Roger Smith, of /retard. VIM, idinopz,,at 04; at the New Bear Inn, E adfonL Fonts!! r Swami Wilford. of &lOW. dyer, at 443, at Graddholl; araidOo. - Fehrv.ry zs. John Ws d LangAtm. Ifolllurcz.colkilloake sod toach-barueLAssiker, at teas, it Guildb February ts. Nickolas Hable, of Berries . . ?swifts et! Oreyttekr, is Conthcrlauti, &Aar to butter Mid Minh at tile GOOSCIDes Penrith. February IS. Ittebard Wood. of Sbeidsmults, poi& n( MAW& held, York/lure. eurttforlor. draw mad alwesian, at took at tha Georzc Inn.llud4ktalei4. Tanury Ts. Min Par:ran, of Duskeatter. Yorittbise. untbitra• maker, at etroa . s 2 at the Wilt!: Hart rates!, I. 11.i11111,87•14. kingdon.upowildL February *4. Mown Hisens, Minwidas We. porilli &at John at Heaney. hildellefts, Mtlhataas at tin. K 04141ralL ,Farusry 16. John Barker, of Flrildhad pad/hat Caftkinere.bir CarnberUnd, woodmerecr, at eleven, at the Grapes; Caries February *L Andrew Thonsfun and *Untwisting, WWI, bind Sowtsoe, London, whakiale Wien, braces, and corium% at ten, at Gallen& Februa *B. James Wielidd the yawner, of ifortliallatretTasitt February aim mercer and grocer, at citrons, at the Miran* lan, Wpm. February *7. Arbor WerbonrandThenad flinnienherw s hyoid cutlers and ernannage.atelans, inbla Colichanfoo Shadeslaam. February 16. Charles Laws the rafter. a Beam, LiOniallanb aaiYcraad merchant, at chats. at the VW.* lan. Bohm • • BANKRUPTS 11l IRELAND. Jobn (Lain's, or. Ca& Wen and soenßea-daaper, en eareader SIB and 01 Fab. aid SA Karel. Richard *Wax. at NW. ma*" to finamisr 6tb and Sib Feb. and Ith Muth. DIED. Friday. of an Graded& It, and very stub teptneed % a T mama a.rele of ananatance. Mr. Unbars, fader. edit Widen Hark. Fetter Lace. At Gooey, Mr. Robot Dairy, Candaaar of Orange& W . ANTED. about two miles fro, logadoth Indultrtoot and neatly Lad, frost ittmott Illoce tittle**. yarn of age, to look after a bode, wait at IsMK -OW H row 111. 4 : l " tr j she MN " . IsieciPlio—aosolso so p0.,1 Splutmeid i s es lbw-Dirt mid aspOic stoilligireN lllll = [tea sad twslve o'clock on cake,: • • " A NGIF inatty's IstitetiGES .4 1,0311; ra a A I. emit siiirslreeral remedy ke ealek‘ f ttibe; sod Difordess a. Latfait *NW* *g teak ream" Cased's. a tickling Co g.% g ße*, aii MAI mule 014 Et Mears Threat., of dig Break sad AilluessisOks.. otab=ta•• alaLnleggement 4 thif Prifelaccoll Uwe Ole n. /V. is" isehoded. by Mi. timber', No. sy, as hes r Wt. =tis, Csesilig Mr.?" Was 0 asikisses alky sad Mew, las.W oaod. tkibir iessr4 fir.jdo4o. No so ,Na qslokh trod; Mr. War.l. No. As, fro: .Llat . e . Its. slo p Illessib. • . .. . FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL. SEVERAL years fueceraol rotSise has now as- Wilted the mutations( ADAMS'e SOLVENT. for -arft ;If above dill & ng &raiders le *her Indiscrete Bladder. alter odds of leap, into wed tads warn; thereby Swing ibeefrais Rata the pia and danger of the knife . • best as lbws Init troy ragbag who may not have heard of this happy Coney. the Pawn. toe avail• hind& of the bericeolast difpolation ef there who with as bear tcfilmouy of its Anti and innocency among wham aro Lard teekelfte, tit Deo. Mr. Germaine, Sir Edward Koatebbaril. Bart. Governor Lared.of Dover Cattle; J. Shipleat, Mgt late Marie of eal; Cote Fury, Erg. Blentifttam. near St. 111e1 ; the Raw. ),li. Mapco:, of Gerboldliham, Nods& ; Joftah Thema% Mi. Edit& ; S. faker, Ffl. Magant. near Mild • with s raw nom. Mr of the Faceky, eta. Mr. Oennisa, Mr. 1141, Mr. Hoer. Da. • wort, and Dr. Steneetfuel. Wait father was weed by this Malpinednft as hr washout to undergo the *peruk' ; and re. Hotly, Sou the lift patiSeation, it has cfedied a finder and hap py teen ea near rd den of Atkribel Sir 'Oohed King, Bat. The Solvent la fold by the Proprietor. Mr. Peery, Sago" No, p. Senbamploadreet,Sloomfoury Spare. in bottling, pa.M. I is. and Oue ruins, two of which left never fall to arri4 the rakeione Matilda in the habit. and thereby prevent the foroa• tia• of a throe is &denier! perfata N. B. A Testae on t iineder and the Regina to be afire. ed with Cafes et Core*. nay be.bodl, wee so. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Itady.and been gratified by the m.Lt emifiderable peak, is that brooch which I thought 'roper to fried, I mutt that I have sot store nay employed my time than thole who, In the mean kid of the profribur., an omattonany istmetfed is vneettaing. and cannot sheep ate& that faceefa which la acatgrod by °menorah* the lotelledual power to act daft of difemban. The dikafa of DEISILITY an peculiarly diftrefling. for doe/ bring with time' a train of concomitant fyraptoms, awl, by a de. preform of all vital MVO, tilftrllet Of& becomes embittetwel ,, %Vb. tb,r they atik from the pravakteem 111 maniple, daddies*. five habits of khost-Ixrys, or the indulgence. of manuati, they rar. Tare the nioa ailitheva prof. flood till ; bat by the ignieonew artedacated mat. the fistptoeware aggravated. and the cosiii. finical I. dell toyed. A. a MEMBER of the ROTA!. COLLEGE of SiIRGEONS. I ground my prettnr.ne on regularity of edo.ations and palfdfinf terry privim-m to rreAke, I feel ntyfelf entitled to that co:Adam* with whkb I have hitherto been fo liberally herhoured. In the flat leararlani of local vetaltn.fs, early application wits prevent die calamity of a debilitated frame; bat where the f.t• fore, Inar a eonrea-u'hers of the anmaniliefs of the vice whicW rri fr.l his mhfortvie. I.his aritill to tie eantempt or ceafore .4 hi. I 1., il^ pl-fflei o, an•l hnev.h. O'er hi. t.tflra,by with careful coo r a,itt lati4aclevey floe hll3 :•, cat only a bat all.. of ea: m , .11 Inviolable kereci• Are in reve,t Veserreal Comp/tints it i. peffibk to pretest pain. !..: ihe matt corneleat•tie.:.s it I. the seeptirter of Latotar.ra ICLICS W this ki/C is C.& a • WC. et 'Wine :rccdy 1. - '.rd.. ao...avaze nf al* car -rience in t‘nfe el either kal lA° are eiir`tr.l w i th .tee tad of I thISILI I V. of any fyno,truna Yi NI- INr C •n.l in II cal'. it the terms of ram. nei•ta An at.. LL.a.L on the Rrft Interview. l'atiat t•t i thr c• uNtry arc etredled to intiotk a Hark cote. ad g rAu...11... , 1 to (pacify it arc and n ia rn r y at aim* NIARI IN bR Vesid-er of tl. 110 7 ,1 Luikic of hi Loam. Nn %9. Arurnld•Qreet, Strand, ural Fantle bar. ~_ LIM IX)N hits d afml pablifl-td KEXT, (a( Cat. 1,0, , 7.n Nth.) at the Srant t)trica. Nn I. Ow rt.. u.t. 1 LA. .64.4 taka al sia U r rt:s. (Mak big. 4 leu al awl far 'I