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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Augg zo. Copewsiac, JULY 16.—The infant Princefs, chughtFr of his Royal Higlsnefb the P&ince Royal of DINMUIC, died on Sunday the 14th infant. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wiworrice, •tIOIIIT 10. Roy,' Regiment of Horfe Gusr+l,—;iolpual Mate William Laing to be Antant Surgeon, vice Peach, promoted M the s esd hint. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenaor Samuel johnllone to be Captain of a Troop, without porchafe; Cornet William lrnimht to he Lieutenant, without purchafe. IR Regiment of Dragoons—Affittant-Surgeon George Steed, from the 5241 Foot, to be A ffi (tont Surgeon, vice Coatington, promoted. sd Ditto—Captain T. D. I3lautl, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop , vice Manley, appointed to the 56th Foot. ;th Regiment of Light Dragosis—Cornet Lord John Somerfet to he Lieutenant, without purchafe; Cornet Robert Cranford to be I.i.:ujinant, without purchafe, vice Calcraft, who retires. nth Ditto—Cornet Richard Rathbene to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; James Max.w,li, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Mackenzie. promoted; Thomas Huribrugh, Gent. to be Carnet, by purchafe, vice Savage, promoted. 74'h Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Widmer to be Affiltant-Surgeon. 26th Ditto—Cornet Clement Swectenham to be Lieutenant, with. opt purchafe. 2 - th Ditto—Cornet John Cook to be Lieutenant, without pur. chafe 2111 Ditto—Newcornen Fdward Edgeworth, Gent. to be Cortxt, without purchafe, vice Lee. promoted. 22d Ditto—Richard Delves Broughton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Hunte„ promoted. IR Regiment of'Foot—Captain John Hunter to be Major, with out purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted in the 9th Veteran Bat- talion. sth Ditto—Enfign R. M. Bates to Le Lieutenant, without pur• chafe; Enfign M. Hare to he Ditto. To he Entigns, without purchafe—Richard Croker. Gent. vice Bates ; Michael M . Donogh, Gent. vice Hare; Richard Drew; Gent vice Gunn, promoted in the 95th Foot. Ith Ditto—Captain Keating Tames Bradford, from the s6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Blipd, appointed to the 3d Dragoons. Bib Ditto—William Henry Digby, Gent. to be EaLgn, without purchafe, vice H. Fitzpatrick, fuperfeded. 35th Ditto—Flifign Charles Agar Dailey. from half-pay of the late 13th Garrifon Battalion, to be EaGgn, vice Gordon, who exchanges. 2.3 d Ditto, —Sotheby, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, witb- out purchafe. sat Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Hawkfltaw to he Captain of a company, without purchafe, vice Kirkman, fuperfeded. 4ctb Ditto—Enfign •1 Main Darby, from the 62d Foot, to be Liuuteitant, without purchafe; Enfign William Robert Taylor, from the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 43d Ditto--Enfign and Adjutant G. J. Joynt to have the rank of Lieutenant; Enfign and Adjutant Abraham Shaw to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Enfign Alfred Wilmot to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Jackfon:who refigna. 52d Ditto--John Bell, Gent, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Dick, promoted; Affillant.Surgeou George Peach, front the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Slow, appoillted to the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards; Hofpital- Mate O'Leary to be Alfittent-Surgeon, vice Steel, sp . . • pointed to the.tit lArAgocmg. _ 56th Ditto—Captain piin Manley, from the 3d Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bradford, appointed to the 6th Foot. 59th Ditto--Joan Bithrey, Gent. to be EnLign, without parchafe. vice Shapland, to be fuperfetled, having abfcnted himfdf from his Regiment when ou the point of etnbarkatirt. Gift Ditto—Lieutenant John White, from the 67th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Cameron, who excLange%; EnSign George Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchafc, vice Knox. ap• point, d to the 64th Foot ; William Fenton, Get. to be F.nfign, vice Maclean. liad Ditto.—W ahem Bellingham. -Gent to be Erifignoaitisoet pur chafe, vice Darby. promoted in the aoth Loot. • 66th Regiment of Foot.' To be Captains of Companies, without purchafe—Lieuteaant James lime% vier Edwards, fuperfeded ; Lieutenant George Urquhart. sic , MTherfoo. deceafe.4l: Lieutenant Archibald Mt Ned, inmate 7 ith Pent, vice Gutbrie, promoted in Lhe tetb Garrifon Battalion iilitO- - .1 - leutinant Domed Camino. from the 6tR Foot to be Lieutenant, vice White Who exchanges, and Cornet William Rowan, from the soth Light Dragoons, to be Eafign, by por ches, vice boulis, who retires. 68th Ditto—Lieutenant Tracie to be Captain of a Com pany, without porchate, vice Thompfon. promoted. 'tit Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Hayes. from the asth Foot. to be Captain of a Company, by purchak. vice Paley, who retires. /4th Ditto—F.4r Thomas St. George Lyfter, from the adWelt India-Regiment, to be &Aim vice Bacon. deceated. ystb Ditto—Donald M'Phcrino, Gcut. to be kafign, vice Suther land, &orate& Ditto.—Lieutenant-ColonetWilliam Grant, from half-pay of the late 14th Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Coghlan, who exchanges, and Casain Ralph Oufeley, from the Royal African Corp., to be Captain of a Company, without . - put:chafe 34th Ditto—John Winrow,Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe, vice Dumas. promoted in the 7sth Foot. Blith Ditto—Peter Bolton, Gent. to be Faso, without purchaft, vice Taylor, promoted in the 40th Foot. 90th Ditto—Captain Albert d'Alton, from the 62d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 9111 Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe--Enagns Dugald Campbell, John Young, Campbell, and Archibald NP/ticill. To be Enfigns--John Campbell, Gcnt. vire lliPKenzie, faperfeded being abfent without leave; Coll. M'Dougall, Gent. vice D. Campbell ; 4-- Anderfon, Gent. vice Young ; Angus 114.130. raid, Gtnt. vice Campbell, and Alexander Campbell, Gent. vice M'Neill. - tsth Ditto—Captain Wm. Balvaird, from the tooth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Second Lieutenant Digsle to be Firtt Lieutenant, without purchafe; tnfign John Gunn, from the Sth Foot, to be Firß Lieutenant, and Se cond Lieutenant Henry George Smith, to be Flat Lieutenant, by purebafe, vice takenham, promoted. loons Ditto--Enfign Andrew Bourke, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without parchafe. Ift Weft India Regiment—John Henry Manning, Gent. to be En fign, without purchafe, vice Cates, who refigna. 241 Ditto—John Wadams, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Lyner, nick:Relit° the 74th Foot. 4th Ditto — John 'tritons, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Bourke, roinoted in the tooth Foot. 'I he King's German Legion. IR Battalion of the Line—Enfigns Anguft de Sinfe to he Lieute nant,via Decken, who retires, and Adolphus de Hone to be Enfign, vice Sure. 2d Battalion of the Line—Enfign Henry Muller to be I.ieutemnt, vice I.angrehr, appointed Adjutant; (hark. Gudaytia Meyer, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Muller, and Lieutenant Wilti.,m Lewis Langrehr to lie - Adjutant, vice Harting, removed to the fifth Bat Sth Ba•talion of the Line—Captain and Adjutant Lewin de Har ting, from the ad Battalion of the line, to be Adjutant. aor Preullher, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Regiment—Entign Crefeent Renault to be I .ieutamit, vice Raimondo, who retires ; Bibra, Gent to be Enßen, vice Renault; la Bourdonaft, Gent to be ditto, and ED- Sgn Peter La Contantise to be Adjutant, vice Savignac, who taloa Wat t cviltes Rcgbnent.—finfign Rodolpbe Steiger tobeLimMermat, vke Mande, &ceded. Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant James Young to be Captain, vice Drought, who raps ; Cornet Willa Day to be Lieute nant, vice Young, and Quarter Malttr Dickens, from the sot* Light D agoons, tole Comet, vice Day. 3d Gartifon Battalion—Ennis John Hail to be Lieutenant, vim Portia - , promoted on the Staff at the Army Depot, and Folly W. Martha to be Lkatenant, vice Dullittode, appointed Yap, smarter. lit Royal Veteran Battalion—LientenemtWilliam Fitch= Kirke, from ball pay of the 62d Foot, wish temporary rank, to be figa,Ticeice M unto, promoted. yth Ditto—Captain B. Mltlantara, ?Mtn the ath Veteran Batta. lion. to be Clptein of a Company. vine Streenfen. pad on - . the attired Ida. ita Royal Vetcrin Battallon—Brevet Licatanont-Colmel Wil liam Morris, fromtlie 934 P.esigiad, to k Major, vita Wal lc es, promoted. 1 1 115SPITAL STAFF. Surgeon John !Inman, from the Coldltreant Regiment of Font Guards, to be Apothecary to the Fortes. vice Conftable, who retires on half pry. BARRACKS. Deputy Barrack-Mager Pcrer Purdon to he a Barrack Matter in Great Britain, vice Knollis, who retires. 1.4”1011ANIIUM. • Lieutenant James Stanley Goddard, Lieutenant Lewis Baby, and Lieutmant A. Duperoa Baby, of the 6ijitii Regiment of Foot, are fur.rfedcd. ORDNANCE OTFICIS, AUGUST 17, 1805. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Edward Conger, Gent. to be Second 1 internam, vice H. R. Grif fiths, promoted. George A. Witte, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant, vice J. Macdonald, promoted. Dated Auguft 13, dos. Commiffinns in the Royal Lanarkfhirc Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign John Fergufou to be Lieutenant. Dated June 28, iBos. Enfign Robert Todd to be ditto. Dated July 22, z Bos. Enfign John M'Lean to be ditto. Dated July 23, t Bos. Griffith Jones, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated tune 23, tBo3. Commitlion in the 2d Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Deputy Lieute nants. Dated Augull r 4, iBos. George Bicknell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice John Laxon, promoted. Commillion in the ifl Battalion of the ad Regiment of Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayrfbire. John Hamilton, fig. to be Lieutermat-Colonel, vice Quintin Macadam, dt;ceafed. Dated Auguft s, tBos. Commilfion in the Dorfetfhire Yeomanry Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant John Herbert Browne to be Captain, vice the Ho nourable Lieut. Col. Darner, reigned. Dated Auguft 5, a 805. Commiffinns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Ayr fhire.—tfl Regiment of Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry. En!** John M'Ciewnan to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon, talent:l John Gouldie, Gent, to be Enfigo, vice Shaw, reigned. Dated Auguft 7, t8ot• William Henderfon, Gent. to he Enrige, vice M'Ciewnan, pro moted. Dated Avga4 8, 1805. 3d Battalion of the zd Regiment of Ayrfhire Vo lunteer Infantry. Enfign William King to be Lieutenant, vire Oughterfon, refign ed. John Duncan, Gent. to be Enfign, vice King, promoted. Dated Auguft 7, dos. PARTNERSHIPS DiqSOLVF.D. Robert Spear, Lim Dillon, and Jofeph Wuod, of Manchefter cotton merchants, Auguft 17, 18os. George Evans and Allen Field, Of Wandfwortit, Surrey, car riers, Jun.- 30, 180 s. Thomas Deane, of Butley, Jofeph Bennett, of Macclesfield, and William Beard, of Poynton, Chef:hire, common carriers, July t, dos. James Odden and Ed. Chittenden, of Alhford, Kent, ironmon gers and corn-chandiere, June z 6, iBof. Thomas Slater, of Pendiebury, Benjamin Booth, of Mane hater, and Henry Horrocks, of Bolton, Lancallaire, faltian•manufattu rerr, Au,tuft'l, 1806. Elizabeth CUM and Richard Cann, of Frith-fired, Soho, pain ters and glaziers, December 1. 1804. ".. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. 14. Edmund Townfend, of Maiden-lane, parifh of St. Paul, Covent-Garden, wine and eyder-merehant. at ten, at Gull tledl. Sept. 14. Jonathan Wagon, of Manchefter, cotton•fpinner, (part ner wid John Crowther, of the fame place, cotton-fpinner,) at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, Manchefler. October as. Richard Magg Ktence, late of WorcLiter, money. ferivetter, at eleven, at the Talbotlinn, Claincs, Wurctitcrihirc. BANKRUPTS. James Thomas of lAghtpill, parish of Rodborough, and Anthony Bond, of Stanley's•Ead, parifh of Kanitgnley, Glouceitcrfhire, clothiers and copartners, dealers and chapmen — to furrender Augutt 3t, at Ave, September 2, and Oettsber t , at eleven, at the Golden Crofs,.it Cainfcrofs, with of RAndwick,Gloueefteredre. Attortdcs, Mr. Thomas Croome, Stroud, Gloucetterthlre ; or Mr. ' , nun!, No. 4, Gray's Inn•fquarc, London. Edward Nathaniel barrow, of Leadenhall-ftreet, London, baker, dealer and elearnan, Atignit 24, 31, and Oeftaber t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Old-itreet Road. PRINCE OF WALES'S BIRTH-DAT. Entssuaott, Aucusr 15. —Monday, in honour of the birth-day of his Royal Highnefs the Print: of WALLS, the following military corps affembled at feven o'clock in the morning, and marched to Por to Bello Sands, viz. The Royal Artillery, from Leith Fort, and the corps of Volunteer Artillery from Edinburgh and Leith, all under the command of Colonel SMITH ; they atfembled on the Links of Leith, and proceed ed from thence to their Ration at Sand•hills and Picr at Portobello. The Brigade of Royal Artillery from Mu ffelburgh fat med upon the road above the embankment on the tight of the line, the Sea Fencibles under the com mand of Capt. MILh E joined them. The 7th Dragoon Guatds marthed along the Sands to their Ration on the right, the Mid Lothian Yen. manry Cavalry marched by Leith, to their (talon on the left of the line. The :7th regiment, and the Militia Brigade, from Edinburgh, marched by Pier!hill barracks, and en tered the Sands to the eaftward of the Pier. The mi litia Brigade from Muffelburgh entered the Sandsto the weitward of the Pier. lhe Volunteer Brigade marched by Leith Walk to Portobello, and - enter ed the Sands, part to the caltward, and part to the weQward of the Pier. His Excellency the Commander in Chief arrived on the ground precifely at ten o'clock, when he was fainted by the artillery, and then repaired to the right, and paired along the line. When his Excel. lency took his Ration in frcnt, fome heavy guns were fired from-the Pier,.upon which three rounds were fired from each battalion by file.firing from the right of companies. Seven guns were then again fired from the Pier, followed in the fame manner by mnf ketry. and In again for the third time, after which each regiment gave three huzzas in honour of the day. The line then marched pail the General (fain ting as they paired) in open column of companies, from the right, and returned to their homes. The day was very fine, and the appearance of fo nume rous a band of defenders of the country, together with their correetnefs of difcipline, gave real fatisfac tion to the Commander in Chief, the Officers. and the numerous fpellators of all ranks prefent. The total number of rank and file was 8830. His Excellency the Earl of MOIRA gave a grand entertainment at Duddingflon Houfe to the Officers commanding corps, and feveral Noblemen and. Gen tlemen, in honour of the day. There was a prome nade at Corri's rooms in the evening, and the bells were rung. On Monday IA (the Prince of Wales's birth-day) the battalion of Loyal Edinburgh Spearmen had their colours delivered to them on Heriot's Green. -1 They were prefented by Mrs. Bluely, the Colonel's , Lady, and Mifs Scott., of Logic, with•an appro ' priate fpeech by each ; and confecrated by the Rev. Mr. BRU NION, one of the Minifters of this city, their Chaplain, in a mot) impreffive prayer. The battalion was immediately after infpedted by Brigadier Gene ral GRAHAM, and Colonel CALLTIINE it. who ertpreffed . themfelves highly pleated with till difciprpte and ap. pesixime• of tLe corps. • _ . II . ~~ C~ LAW INT4LIG.ENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, AUGUST t 7. The LORD CHamcsuma was chiefly occupied in hearing Petitions in Caufeg. • The fuit between the Chevalierde Garcin and Lord rauconberg, refpeBing the Nuns was deterred. VANCOUVER V. BLUE. This cafe related to the fale cftteflate in Suffolk, under a particular circumfiance, containing an ex aggerated defcription of its extent, beauties, and ad vantage, and was again brought forward with a view to obtain his Lordthip's decifion, as to which of the parties thould pay the cons. It was contended that it not only differed from the defcription, but that a gor,d title could not be made out to a conliderable part of ii. The Plaititiff pleaded ignorance of any defeEt in the title. His Lordfhip obferved, on the fubjed at Ate, that whatever ignorance the Plaintiff might plead, he Ihould not deviate from the opinion laid down by Lord TnuaLow, in a ftmilar cafe, who had decided, that he was bnund to pay the colt he had been the means of incurring. His Lordlhip pro nounced judgment accordingly. NfIWDAY, AUGUST 19. EX PARTE WILSON, IN THE MATTER OF KATMAI. Two bills werq taken by the petitioner from the bankrupt, amounting to aboutlool. on a houfe at Hamburgh; the bankrupt was the drawer, and Meas. Claffin, Kirkouvre and Co. of that city, were the ac• ceptors. The Hamburgh houfe failed, and entered into a compofition with its creditor., but did not be come bankrupt. The petitioner, by his agent, figned the deed under which tbia compofition was made•; and the quaion before the Court was, whether he should be permitted to prove the amount of thefe bills under the commiilion of Portales ? Mr. RICHARDS, .for the petitioner, faid, that his client had applied both to the Solicitor for tht; Corn• miffion, and to the affignees, and they had given him leave to affent to the arrangement, and receive his portion from the effe&s of the houfe at Hamburgh ; fo that although the ordinary rule of law was, that receiving any compofition from an acceptor exonera ted the drawer of a bill, yet this right was waved by the underftanding between all the parties. On this ground the Learned Counfel trotted that the Peti tioner would be allowed to prove the debt for theft bills. Mr. ROMILLY reified this claim. His Lord{hip hat already decided in a cafe occurring in this very bankruptcy ( Ex parse Gauchette), that this debt could 1 not be proved. The bills were on the fame houfe at Hamburgh, and were ptecifely under the fame cir cumliances. It was truly Rated that there was tome ' communicatTon between the parties, and that there was a miflake on all fides in fuppofing the Hamburgh houfe had become bankrupt. Mr. Wilfon, however,; should have informed himfelf better; hii Agent fhould have been inftrated to Ggn no deed of compofition ; the all, although no fraud, was indifcreet, and the rule of law, in difcharging the acceptor, mull prevail. The LORD CH•tiCZ This is an exceeding• ly hard cafe, but we are not authorifed in departing from the principle of law. It was fettled by my Lord Thurlow upon great deliberation, that if a per- Inn held the fecurity of a drawer upon an acceptor, and fuch holder give the acceptor time upon the bill, he has from that moment no demand againft the drawer, whether folcent or not. My Lotd Thurbiw said he had confulted all the Judges upon the fubjeft, and laid down the law with great authority. My Lord Rofilyn thought at fiat, that if the holder did all he could to render the bill produßive, it could not exonerate the drawer ; and in lonic cafes, I think, he admitted dividends to be received againft the drawer, after the holder had acceded to a compofi tion with the drawer ; yet the law had been long fet tled." EE PARTE ELIZ. FINCH, IN THE MATTEL OF THOMSON. This was a petition to prevent the fanflion of the Great Seal to the certificate of the bankrupt, en the ground of fraud. Mr. Rommt.r, for the Petitioner, Rated, that fhe paid to the liankrupeon on: occafion I Isl. I Is. 2d. to purchafe tool. flock, which he pretended to buy, but never gave the nod: receipt; and the fad was,while the lady was fuppoiing fhe had this property in the funds, the Bankrupt was applying it to his own purpofes.— At another time he received from her lost. to loved in an Exchequer Bill, which he likewife kept in his own pocket, pretending that he could no: meet with a (mall bill—that he had bought one for 5001. which would remain with him, fhe having one-fifth interefl in the (peculation. On a third occafion, he gave to her his feparate note in return fcr about sogl. inllead of the joint note of hitnfelf and his partner, which Mrs. Finch incautioully took without examination. On thefe grounds the petitioner prayed that the cer tificate might be flayed, The LORD CHANCELLOR." If the Chancellor were merely to examine the condun of the Bank rupt after the commiffion, it would often not be a very laborious or difficult duty ; but-if he be to go into the hickory of the individual at the Former pe. riods of his life, it muft be both the one and the other. —Perfons calling themfelves brokers, I have Peen often taking advantage of foolifh women ; and I only wonder they are not indifled for it. If a man ailing in this way have a commiffion iffued again( him in February, and obtain creditors to his certificate in March, it would be a (hocking thing that he fhould be let loofe upon the world ; hut I do not fay the reprefentations now made are true. It feems to me, that all the CommiflionErs do their duty as well as I fhould do it, and fome much better; but it is material they fhould attend to the papers and proceedings with great care, and efpe• cially to the dates when the certificate is figned Here is at this moment before me, in the power given from Edinburg h to fi gn the certificate for a debt of Bosl. 6s. 6d. no date at all. excepting that, with a pencil, the 7th of March is written ; then here is alfo an affidavit, which was directed to be tranfmitted to the Great Seal, and has not even been exhibited to the Commiffioners. We had a cafe before us a few days ago (ex parse King) in which it was evident, that thetertificate was prepared before the commifllon was taken out. I lend this back, becaufe the affida vit of the principal creditor does not appear to me to have been exhibited to the Commiffioners." IX•PALTE HOOJSR, IN THE MATTEL 07 ricictaiso. This was alma an application by a principal Credi tor. to thy the certificate, Mi. ROstist.ii Etid, that the comtniton iitued &pieta Pickering, in August,, 18or, as a Dealer in Wine and Spirit', when in fan it appeared. .1 , t he was an advertiling Money lender ; tti.icf t burs. nets he carried on in the name cr l'honivion ; a, ; fo profitable was this fort of fpecolation, that a Mr. NVhitewick (who afterwards arrelle.l him r. 6001.) offered him a penflon of Coe!, a•y ear f or the concern. The Bankrupt produced n0b.,4., t v the Commifioners, except one made up. within a month of the bankruptcy ; the fureties appeared to be falfe, but the deception was never difclofed til the Bankrupt was hardly pi-tiled by interro ta . tories from the Cornmiffioners. Among other tr,r. Cre•-.ions Rated, goods were, delivered to rerlor, of the names of Salle, Jones, Rigby, and anon.'; and these were recoverrd'hack, benig delivered ur.. der fraudulent circurnflantes. In anfwer to the fidavits, the bankrupt laid that he formerly kept ti.e Star and garter in Pall Mall, where he carried bolinefs as a wine merchant, from the year Afterwards he withdrew from that engagement.ai 4 went into money negociations in Eaton-Greet, Pim.• lico. It was true, he admitted, •that (rinse advertile. menu of his appeared, under the name of Thump fon. The learned Counfel concluded, that the deli.. very of goods in fraud of the general creditors woeli alone, be a fufficient ground for this application ; bac there was the additional circumftance, that certain perfons pretending to he creditors, were not, in fad. fuch creditors at the time of hgning the certificate ; and this. independently of the other objeflion, sw a m induce his Lordfhip to fend it back to the Coot/nil ironer!, to afcertain the fart. A third ground might be Rated, and that was, that no fatisfitaory accounts whatever had been produced by the bankrupt. Mr. JoHNsoN, for the bankrupt, laid, that in Ja nuary, rflos, M r. Hooper petitiotied his Lordfhip to be permitted to prove his debt for the exprefs put. pofe of now difTenting from the certificate. The ob jeft of the petitioner was not to take any benefi. front the effefts of the bankrupt, but to parfue him at kw. Out of nineteen creditors, Marrs. Lucas and Co. and Mr..Hmoper, were the only perfons who bad not figned this certificate. The names objected to on the certificate were in fad lanai& creditors at the time of figning it. The Loan Ctraticteemt—" This is one of the In fiances which made.the fay before, that it is very ma terial the Commiffioners Utould fee at what time the certificate is figned by the refpeetive creditors. Here the bankrupt was a money lender, under the name of Thompfon, and a vintner, under the name of Pick ering. The reafon, 1 think, I ought to fend it back to be reviewed is, becaufe many of the perfons fir- Mg the certificate, appear to me not to have been creditors at the time. Let it be fent to the Commit lioners, they baring regard to this particular." When the goOd of our Country is blended with our Own individual into-eft, it is doubly grateful to our feelings. Ibis two-fold gratification is prefent ed by the Scheme of the prefect Lottery, where the purchafer of a Ticket or Share, 'at the fame time that he affifis the finances of the State, has the profpeef of a refpedable iilk of Capital Prizes, with the ex traordinary advantage of money for Blanks. • The beauty of the Circallitu women has heat the furprife and admiration of all travellers, and they have been particular y railed for the elegasittymme try and pearly whiteners of their teeth. For prefers ing them in this beautiful and healthy Elate, the country furnillaes a peculiar vegetable rode:ties. httle known in any other quarter of the wield, 'bids they arein the habit of conflantly It is this produdion which the Proprietor was fo fortunate to procure, that forms the balls of 80 - rules Refiers- Live Tooth Powder. To this Article it owes its fn. perior excellence and efficacy, over every other et the kind, in imparting a fweetnef. to the breath, giv ing a delicate coral rednefs to the gums, and remov ing from the teeth. without injury, all foshiefs and difcolouration, that tarniases the enamel. This va luable preparation is fold at Mr. Durt.aa's, No. 4. Cheapfide, corner of Paternofler-row ; and may be had of molt bookfellers and perfumers, inevery cam rry town, in boxes, at 2s. q(1. each. ITH. Oo Friday left the 16th inft. the Honnotable Mrs. Mukha at the Seat of Rear-Admiral Markham, Ada. Sots, of a foa. Lately. at Weftwood Hoek, neer Elisabeth Guard, in her 85th year. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW Meeks, - - o minutes alter is •Rasaos To TIIOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet, 'Andes SIR —I confider it but an aft of jullice due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to command rate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mire, who by the breaking oat of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of flit orders arifing therefrom), was reduced aimed to a Ikeleton, and though be bad the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a vary of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which fuemed to fuit his cafe, or to do him any ferviee ; he remain ed in a noft reduced and pitiable fituation for two ran, linsbki° follow his profs Mon, and fcarcely able to walk or event. Rand oe his legs; in fad, noone who knew Wm ever fuppofed it paths for hint to recover. He was *doffed at lid to try your Lassa% Pecs--fie did In, ltriekly adhering to the WeetUons elks with theaohe had not taken more than two botes,before he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged him to proceed, and /I taking a few boxes more he found hisappetite and Mime) V I- I ally return, and is now as healthy and 23 Rout as any l know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfect to me for confirmation of the above account if it fhould Ike doubted. I am, Str,your obedient htunbic fervour,. Library, folkftoote, July to, tsos. THO. MUM% Prepared and fold by the fnle Pmprietor Tens. VLO k, Mtniber of the Royal College ofSurgews,Lael; don, at his bottle, No. 9, New Bridge dyed; Where, after a conftant reftdence of more than 40 years, in Lt praCtice particularly direded to the cure of Veneral complaints and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in both fe=es, that inviolable fecreey which men of his pmfeffion Amid always obferve, h. flatters himfelf the advice and affiltance he gratuitouey adminiftsrs to perfons taking this medicine, will be efteemed , hr a difcerning public, as an advantage feldol to ho obtained, and void of ambiguity. Affo fold, by his anpnintment, for the convenience of thole liv ing at a diaance, ae the Perfumers, N 0.35, St. A lhan's• firer', Pail Mall; the Toyfhop, sog,Oxforti-ftwet ; Mr. Diffiorough, 7, figs ftreet -BM ; Mr. Batter's; South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M•Do nald's, Giafeow ; Mr.Callwars, Dublin ; Mr.Billinge's, Liverprok Mr. Atkit.fon's, Manehefter, and by one perfon in every coon derable town in Oreat Britain and 'Mind, in botes'of only as 9d. each, felled up with full and plain directions, whereby palms of either fez may cure thesnfelves with cafe, fmted, fecrecy, and later. N.B. Every Box fold in Great retrain is Pealed up with a (how. on which, by favour of the Commiffioners, is printed at the St3ll OffiCe...T..Faylcr. Na st s New Bridge an -4o imitate whiz! , ,S felting. old all whin aretfielab* LONDON : Priottd and Publhhed by LEVEL KFNT (of Cr terboriglaie, Losabc.th), at the ft.r.ta Olrtcr, No. t, Ctrs/ • IraN. Publiated Ms at the ST A& 'Pea ;.%, Bah