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. • - talir INTELLICEAE. . " . . 1 ition Wld stake s' lire *44 - whin the AtttornerGenere k c and the Solicitor-General' eime to slivranseiagaiiist . COURT OF CHANCERY, JUNE io. . the Rule, - a satisfactory althea would.be given to WILL OF THE L ATE DUKE OF QUEENSBERRY. th e i ro beti o t is . • ....p. J .1 •-.. • Mr. HEALD stated, that he had'to present a Pei-. . Th e liD Cattle JusTrult, after - 1 . feW inAittithe Lion from the annuitants and legatees of the late conference with his Learneclißrothers, said, that in a Duke of Queensberry, playing that a fouith more of case 14e the present the Court was anxious to have their claims might be paid, there now being sufficient every point fully gone into.—Rule i Nisi Granted. funds in the hands of the Accountant-General for that purpose. The Learned Counsei said, there was no less ri sum thin . £1,400,000 accumulated and vested in the name of this O ffi cer, in Bank - stock, fori the benefit of the claimants, and he understood it was not intended to oppose the application, - although the ‘ executors did not say they would give their consent to it. Some consultation had been had on the sub ject out of doors; he, therefore, prayed that the' prayer of the Petition should be granted. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, he hail not 111- ceived any instructions, nor had.he been consulted. • The several King's Counsel in Cour; spoke in be- BRITISH AND FOREIGN ScltooL SvGirry.--The half of their respective clients. Annual Meeting of this Society, was held on Sattir- Mr. WINGFIELD appeared for the Earl of Yar mouth, and said, his Lordship was anxious that the day last, in the Freemasons' Hall." The attendance of Ladies and Gentlemen friendly to the objects of business should be put in a train of settlement. the Society .was very numerous, and highly yr.spect- The LORD CHANCELLOR said, there was not a man able. Amon the üblic characters present, were existing thUt had a heart in him but must wish the g p legacies and annuities to be paid; but, said his Lord- Lord EBRINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, Mr. BYNG, Sir GanaßD NOEL, and Alderman Woon. ship, the Marquis of Queensberry has commenced an action for the recovery of £150,000 against the exe- The worthy Alderman, on entering the room, was tutors, and he certainly had a right so to do ; it was, greeted by the Assembly 'with very general expres therefore, proper that the Court should see that no storm of approbation. In consequence of the absence harm arose to the executors, before the funds were of the Duke of SOsSEX mid the Duke of BEDFORD , allowed to go out of Court. With respect to their who were both prevented by indisposition from at tending the Nleeting, Lord EBRINGTON was called to not opposing the Petition, that was very different to the Chair. The Report of the Committee was read consenting to it; it merely said to the Court, " Milfd by the Rev. G. CLAYTON, the Secretary of the So- you do right." ere Mr. HEALD said, if his Lordship thought one ciety ; after which several eloquent addresses w fourth was too much, they would take one-eighth, or delivered on.the moving of the various Resolutions. In the course of the day, Mr. BYNG, the Rev. Mr. any part his Lordship pleased: NEWMAN, Mr. BENJAMIN SHAw. Mr. C. BARCLAY, The LORD CHANCELLOR—I will order it to stand the Rev. Mr. HOOFER Mr. WILBERFoIiCE Mr. AL- first on the paper for Tuesday next, and, in the mean , ,- LEN the Treasurer, the Rev. Mr.C.KIDD, and several time, I will look over the Petition. - ' other Gentlemen, addressed the Meeting. A liberal COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE to. contribution was made at the door of the room, on THE KING V. SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. ' the departure of the company. Mr. PHILLIPS, in a speech which occupied upwards MERCHANT TAILORS' COMPANY.—The Anniyer- of three hours, • supported the motion for a Rule to sary Dinner of this most respectable Corporation Was shew cause. held on Saturday last with mere than usual splen- The first point upon which the Learned Counsel dour and solemnity, on account of the ceremony, retied was, that the writer of a paper;however slan 'which was fixed for that day, of investing the Mar - detour and seditious, was guilty of nooffence until quis CAMDEN with the Freedom of the Merchant that paper should be published : that the intent to Tailors' Company, pursuant to the unanimous vote publish, without the act, was not sufficient to consti ef the Court of Assistants of the 18th of April last. tute a crime. In answer to this proposition, the case of o-the King v. Bere," in which the bare writing The Noble Marquis having been sworn in as a Citi had been held sufficient, would no doubt be adverted zen and Merchant Tailor with the usual formalities, to ; and although the name of Lord Holt gave to was addressed by Mr. TEASDALE in a very neat and t most appropriate speech, in which he justly desig hat case an authority not lightly to be impugned, yet he was satisfied, after most careful examination, nated the late pecuniary sacrifice made by his Lord that it was not a case which could at the present day ship, as ,- one of the most splendid and magnificent be maintained; and that the precedents which his acts of public spirit that ever adorned individual L character, or the annals of a country ; and he would Lordship in that case had cited, by no means warranted take thg liberty of asserting, that if there was any the decision which, in the end, he had pronounced. man possessing such obliquity of heart, or perversiea Mr. PHILLIPS then read the opinion expressed by . of intellect, as not to see and feel the full force of Holt, in the case of ~ the King v. Bere," Lord to such noble disinterestedness, that man does not de- Sether with the authorities upon which that opinion had been grounded; and proceeded to contend, at serve the name of a Briton." The Noble Mal quis great length, that the authorities cited by his Lord replied in an elegant, patriotic, and most feeling snip had been insufficient, and that, upon the very speech, which was universally and most warmly ap definition of libel by the old Roman law, and upon plauded. In regard to the motive of an act, which Ire was happy to find so generally approved , he must every principle and maxim of civil jurisprudence, the 36 ,... be permitted to say, that it proceeded from mi vain completion, the publication, was absolutely necessary 1 desire to court popularity, and, if possible, still less to constitute the offence. In conclusion, he quoted Jowl Sc. from any doubt on his mind as to the propriety of the opinions of many writers of high celebrity upon eleven, at deriving such emoluments front a source which he legal subjects (among others of the Lord Chief Baron Messrs. Fight. *Comyn), who had doubted, if not denied, the position Huddersfield. could not but consider high ly honourable, namely— taken by Lord Holt. . John Shaw, Wem, fla., the national estimation of public services rendered July 22- at eleven, at ti.. by that Learned Person flout whom th ey were de- The second point to which the Learned Gentleman nits, dr. Grifiths, Souihas, requested the attention of their Lordships was, that Wem, Shropshire. rived to himself; but his sole motive was , an anxious Sir Francis Burdett could not legally be tried in Lei- Ab raham _ Garrad, late of' Downhatn desire to contribute something toward the relief of a cestershire, unless proof were adduced that the libel L une n, 20, " nh ai atn- k x, 21, r and t. JuZ 22, at public distress, which at that time was the subject of ocaies, iv just and general complaint, together with a hope that Lawrence , Peterborough ; or tt had actually been published in that county. TheMears. Twit causin to be published would not, he contended, if born-court, Gray's Inn. • by so doing lie might perhaps rescue some deserving made out, be sufficient. If Sir Francis Burdett, being 'awn " Tr iP h m k ' St' James ' s -street, bmiKiell objects from the wide sweep of retrenchment.and July 22 at ten, at Guildhall At in Leicestershire, . had caused a libel to be published Adan e s cour t , Broa d - street. • tr FURL—A little before one o'clock, on Saturday se n- in Middlesex, then he would have committed an act Charles Clively, Lamb's Conduit -street, ' night, the interior of the Roman Catholic Cathedral, which, had the offence been felony, would have im- 27, and July 22, at ten, at GnildhaY the North Parish Chapel, in Cork, was discovered plicated him as accessory ; but, in cases of misde to be on fire. Alarm and dismay were at once spread RichardEdMund e-la ne- meanour, no accessaries were acknowledged ; and June 17, 24 :and Jul 22, at t: over the neighbourhood ; and the Right Rev. Dr. Sir Francis Burdett, being tried' as a principal, could toraies, Messrs. Stevens and MURPHY, the Catholic Bishop, and the Curates that Charles Skrine Bath, grocr only be tried in the county in which his offence had serve that parish, who reside in the immediate vici- been completed. eleven at the'ehristophr pity of the Chapel, on forcing open the great en- Red n-square •or ' The third position which Mr. PHILLIPS took in L ev i .2,l trance, found that the - grand altar, and the beautiful ; late of support of this motion was, that the evidence adduced merchant, June g r tabernacle and pictures which surmounted it, were upon the trial had not established the fact of a pub- Attorney , Mr. r rapidly consuming by a most uncontroulable fire; lication in Leicestershire. Publication he understood William Wither' and what appeared, if possible, more alarming, was, to mean a divulging or communicating of the con- • ten ' a ' ten ' that the window at the back of the organ, which was tents of any given paper. There was no proof that winfair situate at the other extremity of the edifice, was like any such communication had taken place in the hale , r wise on fire.. Every effort was made to arrest the pr o. county of Leicester, but a great deal of presumptive , te f . gress of the devastating element; they _happily suc proof the other way. There was no evidence that ceeded, net, however, without irreparable losses, - any one in Leicestershire had seen the letter in Sues- r ' among which were the organ and t o don, from the moment wheu it quitted the hands of EXECUTION OF LeuveL.—The Procureur-General. the writer to the time when it appeared in London. M. BELLART, interrogated Louvel in prison, on Wed- It had been said that Mr. Bicketsteth might possibly nesday morning. The culprit seemed disposed to repel have received it in Leicestershire from Sir Francis the succours oireligion ;he reftised to hear a respecta- Burdett himself. But where was the evidence of that hie Ecclesiastic of Notre Dame. At last his obsti fact ? It had not been shown that Mr. Bickerstaff. racy was overcome, and he confessed himself to the had been, at the time in question, within a hundred. Ordinary of the prison of the Conciergerie. The exe- miles of the county ; and besick . s, if an interview bad cation, was fixed for four o'clock, did not take taken place, why the written paper, directing Mt. place till six. Every precaution was taken to main- Biekerstaff as to what should be done With the letter?, tarn good order. Two legions of the garrison Deco-These very directions, that the letter should be givenl pied the Place de Greve. The line of 'soldiers from to Mr. Brookes, who published it in Middlesex, were that to the Conciergerie was formed by Bens d'arrne, strong e v idence that Sir Francis had never concern the chasseurs of the guard, and troops of the line.— plated its publication. in Leicestershire. The mere At a quarter to six , Louvel mounted the fatal cart : fact of putting the letter into the Post- office would he was accompanied by the respectable Ecclesiastic not amount to a publication. There Was evidence, of whom we have spoken, who offered him pets& no doubt, 'that the letter had been received in an en o'veringly, though at first unsucce:sfully, the succours velope ; but what ground was there for presuming religion. !its face was extremely pale. During that the envelope d been delivered - to any person from the passage the prison to the place of execution, 2 unsealed .If Juries were to be called upon to pre - 1:e never ceased to look to the right and left. The mime, the ir presumptions ought to be regulated by cart arrived at the Place de Greve four minutes be- probability, by common sense, and common experi fore six o'clock. At the foot of the scaffold the Con- : once ; they ought not to he desired to presume a fact lessor redoubled hii zeal, and Louvel conversed with i i directly contrary to all custom. If it was right that him for (our minutes. The alteration in his le . ores, they should presume at all, their presumption ought and his co nsternation, were visible. Two of the ex , ..- : !to have been that the letter was delivered like all cutioner's assistants were obliged to support him, and other letteraseakd ; and not like no other lettek— aid him to mount the scaffoid. Whilst .'.rev bound open. The Learned Counsel concluded his argument him, he looked round on all s i d es. At a minute p as t lo 'adverting to 'the case of the sever ) Bishops, in six o'clock his head was severe d front Lis body. The Which the Judges had refaosil to,ailmit any piesuttip crowd dispersed without disorder.—Frencle Papers. riot ) which tended to fix thevilt of the d efendants. MA IL uto ...c.H.ST eic tr—Sat urclay. J. Milid!eton, a ballad-si ngc r. Ir. EVANh said, that he was also of Counsel for was c ommitted, in default of bail, charged with exciting a tumult ' Sir Francis Burdett, and wished to kpow whether in the S ta ble-yard, near St..famrs's Palace, on Friday night._ The prisoner, in his deftuce, attempted to Sct up a pica of y• , tlieir Lordships would be pleased to hear him ?He .-.. ~ SONNET OX ST. 'MARGARET'S DAT. 014 SZVKG TB6 CELESILATZU PICTURE or IT. IitAItGARET AND TIII 11AOON, PAINFID BY ILAPIIAEL, 1N THE CAlltiel OF THE MG Or TRANCE. Hail Sainte! Whose form the Pencil yet pourtrays, Calling our minds to hallowed times of old When Pastors grave, to guard - their wandering fold From prowling Volf that on meek Virtue preys, Gathered their flocks on kolie ground to graze By fountains pure, where sacred waters rolFd ; And, when at eve the vesper larum toll'd, Around their hopes the pen of Faith did raise! Inspire me to exhort our faultering race To strive with him thou martyr'd Virgin trod : Then chaere thou with thy tirme and tranquil face 111y.sheep, awaiting tug directing nod, Who whylome held on earth the Ireaverlie mace To bri:ige us bazk to oure approving Gun! Purim. . • • •T•eli"1"` FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. [This Gazette contains a notification by the Lords of the Treasury, that they have extended the provisions of the Bond ing Act to straw and chip plaiting, not being imported by the East India Company ; and an Order in Council, continuing the suspensiqn of the ballot for the Local Militia for one 'year, from the 27th inst. It also notifies, that on the 7th inst. Major-Gen. Lewis Grant tool the oaths%ofore .the Privy Council, on his appointment to be Governor is Chief of the Bahama Islands ; and that Lord Gtyydir was the same day sworn a Member of the Privy Conncili. • MTJUIZOII uzzurnszn TO SERIM 1111 THIS PItICOMIT TARLIAIITST. Borough of Athlone—David Kerr, Esq. of Portovo, in the County of Down, in the room of John M'Clintock, Esq. who ' has accepted the office of Escheator of Munster. lary of Cariisle--William James, F.sq. in the room of John Christian Cnrwen,,Esq. who being chosen one of the Citizens for the said City, and also a Knight for the County of Cum berland, has made his election to serve for the County. BANKRUPTS. James Bailey, Watling-street, merchant, to surrender June 13, 27, and July 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Maugham, Great St. Helen's. joseph Henderson, Rotherham, Yorkshire, grocer , June 16 , 17, at six, and J uly 22, at four, at the Crown Inn, Rother ham. Attornies, Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row ;or Mr. Badger, Rotherham. Thomas Bleasdale, late of Morley, Lancashire, ironmonger, July 8, at fro!, 10, at ten, and 22, at five, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander and Holum, New Aotm; or Mr. Crook, Chorley. n Froggott, Leicester, brandy-merchant; June 27, 28, and July 22, at eleven, at the Three Cranes Inn, Gallowtree gate, Leicester. Attsrnies, Messrs. Lowdham and Greaves, Leicester; or Mr. Jeyes, Chancery-lane. Francis Downing, Huddersfield, grocer, July 1,5, and 22, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield. Attor nies, Messrs. Jacomb and Bentley, Huddersfield ; or No. 67, Basinghall-street. John Haigh, Ley Moor in Golcar, Huddersfield, cloth-mer chant, July 1,5, and 22, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; or Mr. Sykes, Millis-bridge, near Huddersfield. William Hardwick, Poynings, Sussex, farmer, June 29, 30, and July 22, at eleven, at the Old Ship Tavern, Brighton. Attornies, Mr. Sowton, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Attree, Brighton. John Chester, late of Doncaster, grocer, June 21, at seven, 22, and July 22, at ten, at the Office of Mr. Fisher, High-street buildings, Doncaster. Attornies, Mr. Lever, Gtay's Inn; or Mr. Fisher, Doncaster. Thomas Davison, Hinckley, L e i ce stershire, draper, June 26, at si r, 27, and July 22, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Hinckley. Attorney, Mr. Seulthorpe; Hinckley. Benjamin Tupling, Strand, jeweller, June 17, 24, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson and Miller, New Inn. John Ainley, late of Black-Moor-Foot, Almondbury, York shire,- clothier, July 1,5, and 22, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Willis and Co. Warnford-court Tbrogmorton-street; or Mr. Sykes, Miln's- bridge, near Huddersfield. William Tennant, Liverpool, tailor, June. 29, W, and July 92, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. At tornies, Mr. Gandy, Liverpool; or Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. Robert Bibby, Liverpool, merchant, June 29, 30, and July 22, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. At ' tornies, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn • or Messrs. Griffith and ' Hinde Fenwick-street, Liverpool. William Scarlett Litler, Eccleshall, Staffordshire, schoolmaster, June 19, 20, and July 22, at eleven, at the?Knnes Arms Attornies, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn; or Mr. Comberbach, EccleshalL John Holden, Blackburn, - Lancashire, druggist, July 6, at five, 7, at ten, and 22, at five, at the New Inn, Blackburn. At tornies, Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Wilkinson, Blackburn. John Scott, Huddersfield, woohtapler, July 1, 5, and 22, at eleven, at the Pack Hone Inn, IluddersfieW. Attendee, Messrs. Fisher and Ludlow, Thavies Inn ; or Mr. Robinson, Huddenfield. John Shaw, Wem, Salop, victualler, June 27, at five, 2s, and July 22, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Wem. Attor nies, Mr. Griffiths, Southampton-buildings; or Mr. Walford, Wem, Shropshire. Abraham Garrad, late of Downham-Market, Norfolk, mum', June 20, at six, 21, and July 22, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Downham-Market. Attornies, Messrs. Morley and Lawrence, Peterborough ; or Messrs. Tooke and Carr, Hot. born-coart, Gray's Inn. Thomas Triphook, Sc. James's -street, bookseller, Julie 17, 24, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's court, Broad-street. Charles Clively, Lamb's Conduit -street, linen-draper, Jane 17, 27, and July 22, at ten, at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Jones, Size-lane. Edmund Richard Bail, Albury, Surrey, paper-manufaciurer, June 17, 24, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At tornies, Messrs. Stevens and Wo od, Little St. Thomas Apostle. Charles Skrine Bath, grocer, June 22, 23, and July 22, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr.Williann, Red Lion-square; or Mr. Stallard, New King-street, Bath. Lewis Moses, late of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant, June 20, 27, and July 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. William Withers, Cheltenham, coal-merchant, June 19, at six, 20, at ten, and July 22, at eight, at the London Hotel, Chel . tenham. Attornies, Mr. Whatley, Cirencester; or Messrs.. Williams and White, Lincoln's Inn. James Pilling, late of Rochdale, woollen-manufacturer, June 26, 27, and July 22, at nipe, at the Garrick's Head Tavern, Manchester. Anomie', Mr. Dims, Brown-street, Manches ter; or Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn. James Bonne, Bath, cabinet-maker, June 17, 24, and July 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Al dermanbury Postern. William Askey, Oxford-street, tailor, June 13, 24, an& July 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Roberts, Mac cleelleid-street, Soho. William James, jun. Bromyarcl, Herefordshire, auctioneer, July 3, at five, 4, and 22, at eleven, at the Hop Market Inn, Worcester. Anomie' Messrs. Williams and Co. Gray's Inn-square ; or' Mr. G odson, Worcester. Charles Wills, Hatton-garden, scrivener, June 17, 24, and July 22, at twelve; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Riching, Lyon'slnn. William Dorrington, Town-Mailing, Kent, collar-maker, June 24, July 1 and 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lindon. Attor nies, Messrs. Brace and Selby, Swieretreet, Strand. William May Ashby, Albury, Surrey, paper-manufacturer, June 17, 24, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor nies, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. James Izod; late of Holborn-bridge, hardwareman, June 24, July 1 and 22, at twelve, at • Guil dhalL Attornies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-court„. Gray's Inn. John Sugden and John William Mitchell, Dorking, Surrey, carriers, June 17, 24, and July 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Southampton-buildings , DIVIDENDS to be Made at GUILDHALL July 15, N. Josling, Bexley Heath, Kent, innkeeper, at ten. 'June 97, W Rabbeth,.Red Lion-passage, Red Lion-square, potatoe-merchant, at eleven. June 24, 11. Waddington, Bridge street, Blackfriars, merchant, at twelve. June 17, R. Hodg. son, Fleet-street, oilman, at eleven. June 27, G. Powell, Little 'Trinity-lane, baker, at eleven. July 11, R. Fenner, •Pa ternoster-row, bookseller, at eleven. June 27, J. Murray; 13i. shopsgate-street, cordwaiiter, at eleven. June 27, N. B. Au bent, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance -broker, at twelve. June 17, H. Evans, Cheapside, silk-manufacturer, at ten. July 1, J. P. Harvey, Ipswich, linen-draper, at ten. June 27, J. and M. Woodhouse, late of Mincing-lane, West India-broken, at twelve. July 4, R. Cole, King-street, Holborn, coach•outer, at twelve. June 27, T. Wlatsidue. and J. 1). Lubbren, Goat Winchester-street, nierchaftS4 at ten. ,JLue 24, H. Richards, Beaconsfield, Bucks, carpe n ter,' t twelve. Jane 27, W. Bar rett, Old Bread-street, merchant, at ten. • June 27, J. Cum mings, o*born-street, Whitechaptl, brewer, at eleven. June . . .. . 'L .. , „. . . .. ....... , . _ i. ..... it—dais— . sit, S. A. Bennett,. Wotsb4ott : Oet, rev, nt • July 29, W. and J. Wright, - Altbermanbury, merchant =, at nvelie. Jane 27, H. and S. Fourdriebr, crd Chaeing-cross, paper-memsfacturers, at UN. July J. Robert son and J. Stein, lAerresee Pountnerbill, merck to c, at twelve. July 1., F. ,FlacVon, Beiwick-street, Jewelle. r. July 1, J. B. Gooch, iste of Warnford-court Ti. mor ton-street, C.M aseeehant, at ten. -July 4. T. Nash, :sham, Buecs, brewer, at twelve. June 17, J. Woodroef, Gnn-street, Old Artilleiy etsund turner., at ten. July 18, IL Fenner, Pater. , pster-row, bpskseller, at eleven. --July 1, A. Host, late of Dean -street, Fingniry-square, merchant, at twelve. July 25, J. Petrie, late of Kempton, Middlesex, flax-miller, at eleven. July 1, 11. Wylie and W. J. Richardson, Abchurch-lane, Merchants, at 12. . . DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 30, C. T. Crate, late of Sutton, Isle of Ely, groc .r, at six, at the Lamb Inn, Ely. June 29, M. Humble, Liver merchant, at one, at the George, Dale:street, Livetpoc.l. June 28, J. Slocombe, Bristol,- hatter, st eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. June 28, S. Beady, late of Southampton. dealer, at one, at the Star Inn, Southampton. June 29, M. Anderson Southampton, poulterer, at ten, at the Coach and Horses, son, Jane 23, P. .Norrig, Livirpool, iron merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Jul 4, Tho mas, Samuel, John, and Roger Haslam, Bolton-le--doors, cot ton-manufacturers, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. June 27, C. Bensly, Stroud, Gloucestershire, mercer, ae. eleven, at the Bell Inn, Cheltenham. June 29, W. Penis, Bath, grocer, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball, Bath. June 30, G. Ridge, Read- Jog, m illwright,: at eleven, at the George Inn, Reading. July 3, W. Hobnan, Totness, Devon, ironmonger, at ten, at the Oxford Arms, Tomes July 3, H. Bolingbroke, late of Great Yarmouth, merchant, - at eleven, at the Norfolk 11,t -1, Nor wich. July 1, C. Tomlinson, Hawarden, lintshire, druggist, at one, at the Pied Bull, Chester. Juiy 1, J. Dail), l,rc .ns grove, Worcestershire, grocer, at twelve, at the Unicorr, Wt-r -caster. July 7, J. W.Lebbock, late of Potter Not folk, miller, at four, at .the Angel Inn, Norwich. June 24, •W. Summers, Neweistle-upon-Tyne, flout-dealer, at eleven, at the George, Newcastle. July 3, J. Nuttall, Manchester, book seller, at eleven, at the Star Inn, ••.tanchester. July 1, H. Leach and J. Ambrose, late of Bristol, linen-merchants, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. June 15, S. Roberts, .• field, spirit-merchant, at two, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. C ERTL FICATES—Juxa —.-- - G. Jones and J. Borrow, Bristol, coal-merchants. G. H. Bendall, Bristol, corn-factor. R. Jackson, Water-gate-late, near Carlisle, cotton-spinner. E. Joy, Christaturch, Sonah amptoo, fishmonger. R. Claridge, Oddington, Gloucestershire, farmer. B. Clifford, Stow-on-the-"Vold, Gloucestershire, stone mason. J. Farrington, Liverpool, merchant. G. Firth, Bos ton, merchant. It. Sanders, Worcester, ilore-manufacturer. E. Patrick, Liverpool, gun-maker. JULY I.—lt. 13. Muchall, Birmingham, merchant. K New,, Bristol, banker. J. Birch, Manchester, cotton-spinner. 11. S. Lodge, Cloak-lane, factor. S. Webb, late of Prince":- square, St. George's in the East, merchant. J. Jones, Worces ter, linen-draper. S. Jackson, Ramsey, Southampton, book seller. M. Arnold, Flemish-street, &. Catherine's, victualler. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. J. and W. Pike, New Scrum, provision-merchants. Udny and Smith, Liverpool, surgeons. Worswick and Co. Elack burn, engravers to calico-printers. White and Murdozli, Mal don. Essex, lime-burners. Harcourt and Swaire, Artillery street, Bermondsey, leather-dressers. Fawkes and Oldrield, Charlton-Kings, Gloucestershire. K and A. A. Mann, (►Lie;, Bucks, -lace-dealers. T. and W. Pagdin, Worksop, North: :- hamshire, malesters. Smith and Asprey, Bruton -street, gold smiths. Hamilton and AP Farlane, Glasgow, drysalters. Aietk and Nlatson, Knaresborongh, linen-merchants. Appleyard and Co. Hull, ship-builders. Jarmari and Co. Bristol, attornit I. Renshaw 44 Owens, Liverpool, coopers. Aluggeridge a:;d Ansel!, Carsbalron, Surrey, paper-makers. T. and .1. 'furner, Godley, Cheshire, cotton-spinners. Hovil and Tumor, Great Hermitage -street, coopers. , Leishman and Co. Port Dundas, cotton-spinners. 11. and W. Potts, Edinburgh, wine and spi rit-ale:dart. Somerville and Scott, Edinburgh, writers to the signet. Jarratt and Co. Sculcoates, Yorkshire, seed-crushers. Thorowgo:xl and Co. Cheapside, stationers. Ellis and Smith, Birmingham, platen and coach-founders. Shuttieworth and Worthington, Liverpool, surgeons. Mule and L,ckett, Here ford, carriers. R. and H. Alpe. Swaff ham, intrzhants. It. and T. Atkinson, Sunderland, saddlers. Simpson and Ides field, Scarborough, millers. R. and J. Newhouse, Hudders field, plumbers. Mays and Samson, King's Lynn, coach makers. Greaves and Kemp, Huddersfield, printers. Styring and Barlow, Sheffield, scissor-manufacturers. Cartwright and Co. Nottingham,lace-manufacturers. Tresidder and Downing, Penrbyn, oil and mustard-manufacturers. W. and J. Broad bent, Bull Close, near Halifax, cotton-spinners. T. and G. Level], Red Lion -street. Holborn, plumbers and glaziers: J. and J. Cookworthy, Plymouth, druggists. Sutton and Cars lake, New Samna, cooper.. J. and E. Keet, Portsmouth, li nen-drapers. Paton and Gill, Ilishopsgate-street Without, hard soap-manufacturers. Bryan' anti Treason, Liverpool, genera', merchaots. Underwood and- Co. BristuL James and Th:ei fall, Liverpool, ship-smiths. Lane and Edwards, Bristol, Spa nish wool-brokers. T. and B. Bedford, Mitcham, brewers. • CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 9. The Rev. S. Bereton, of Queen's College, and the Rev. N. Every, of Class-hall, were, on the 31st ult. admitted M.A. OXFORD, JUNE 10: Friday, in full Convocation, the sum of .£2OO was given out of the University Chest in aid of the fund for rebuilding Sr. 112.rd:A Church. Also, in Congregation, the following Degrees were conferred : 111A17 . 21112 or airs. Thomas Phi ll ipps, University College, Grand Compounder. Benjamin Sounders Classon, Worcester College. William Perkins and the Rev. John Piccop, Lincoln College. George Hammond; Fellow of Merton College. • Rev. Charles .Herbert Martin, Exeter College. Rev. Alfred Tooke, St. Mary Hall Rev. Henry Baker Tristram, Christ Church. George Thomas Austen Knight, St. John's College. ZACHRILORS Or ARTS. Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor, Nobleman of Christ Church. Francis. Joseph Pearce, Esq. Exeter College, Grand Comp. George Fuller Thomas, Worcester College. William Whateley, New College. Henry Watson Wilder and John Parker, Oriel College. William Henry Deane, University College. Jaines Aspinall and the ltev. Richard Foyle, St. Mary ILII. John Forster, St. Edmund Hall. ; Thomas Townson Churton, Scholar of Brasermosi College. Arthur Clive, Brasennose College. Richard William Jelf, Henry Lyttleton Nem, and George May Coleridge, Christ Church. Robert Alder Thorpe, Scholar of Corpus Christi Colleze. James Thomas Round, Scholar of Baliiol College. Eighty-six passed the late Examination ; b es id es th os e in the aasses. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. William Harrison, is presented to the vacant Pre bendal Stall in Winchester Cathedral. The Ikv. William Parker, Vicar of Sklpwith, is appoirted Chaplain to Viscount Curzon. ' BIRTH. Yesterday, at his Grace's house, in 'Upper Grosvo her Grace the Duchess of Wel ,isd, of a Goa. Mrs. James Holland, Essex -street, of a daughter. DIED. On Saturday last, after a severe illness. which be bore with pious resignation, Mr. T. Allinson, of Wendover, aged t 7 yes-s. Saturday se'nnight, after a short illness, lu hi s year o ti:( Rev. John Curtis, D.D. one of the senior Fellows of Magdalen 'College, Oxford. Wednesday, in Thayer street, Manchester-equate, Iliralq - ,Williams, Esq. late Surgeon in the East-India Company's So viet, Bengal EstabliNhment. Friday se'nnight, aged 66, after a long illness, the Lady c' Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart. of 'llsirkleby. Tuesday, at Leeds, aged 15, Saran, eldest daughter of t . c late Rev. Roger Steele, of Doncaster. Tuesday, of apoplexy, aged 41, Mr. Jonathan Jackson, et Le bourne, in Yorkshire, merchant. May 16, at Montrose, Mrs. Jean &raton.—'Besides leaving handsome legacies to her relatives, she bequeathed the follow' . f. Sums :-.-To the poor within the town of Montrose, Xi Alt. : for the education of poor children, Ai ,41.0 ; for the ben. fir et decayed Gentlewomen in Montrose, £l,OOO, to the E l iseo: , .1 Chapel in Montrose, £1,000;' to. purchase 'a house for the 0 ,11 - elating Clergyman of the Claapel, AM; and to the Searle - . box, A'2oo. - —7- I.oKM4l)T7Printed and published by. 1.1111.1. &Ili; rickat• Place, Temple-liar .~