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work in quest:en woe within the provisions of the 41st of 'the Kiug, then certainly the .Plaintiff. coal entitled in recover, wettest the Defendant should be - 1 able to peose +kat when the sale of the cepyrigkt took place It wee completely encowditieeet; noel &lei In point of Act the Plaintiff had disposed of to the I.Defentlnnt every right which be possessed as the au thor, whether existing or thereafter to exist. This was a question of very considerable importune,. be cause hitherto it had been considered auteagall =voic e - • . sellers, se welt as booksellers, that the copyright of ati *, • /i musical composititen did not, as io literary wicks, lsevert to the author, bet benne vested in the public Nenerelly ; sad soder thieknpressio• many rideable eincepositions bad bees teyrieted by esverationiic•- . • tellers.. John Mackey, who had bees 90 'tan rid Old Oat ployearet of Mr.:-Weller, was then calkrk Be spoke of conversations which be had with Mr. Latour, re - ,apecting Ls Rektor de Windsor, in which Mr. La.. Amor said that Mr. Weller ought to hive made hies a on account of the-sale which the work had. sll.lpeo being esaudoed as to the contract made between - PD.,. Latest aed Mr.Wsller epos the sale of the copy. • sethrt, he said it was a receipt. • • On being cross-eitantined by Mr. Sosrlett, 4pkeeld that this receipt was for 311. Ws. for the of Li iletepr de 7/indsor, bat it was only vivid . by Mr. Latour, and was sot witnessed by any pep; lair Mr.-ScAnstrr 'Low referred to. the Act of the Abet .oishe Hiog,4l4o6served, this& in order- to loin the licence of ei:nulisor to st.lcookseller to eillilldi work valid, it Sleet be 'Undoes.," two peranollev, This had evidently net bests the ease is the prase( instants • I T'l • • Mr. Janice AllsOT was clearly is(nginlen that the Plaintiff was entitled to recover, est ally on the ground that the Defeaclent bad no legal licence, but on the rights which he possessed, in common -with other authors, in the copysight of his work' at .the expiration of 14 years. ,! :1 . 4 A verdict was then taken for the Plaintiff, De luges 100$., the Plaintiff agreeing to assign his title tq the copyright for the cleaning 14 ',wire. KELLY V. DAVIES. This, was an action to recover from the Defendant a compensation for an injury which the Plaintiff bad sestaireed, The parties were nest doer neighbours. The Defendant wishing to erect a shed on bis pre mises, asked permission to build it against a wall belonging to the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff gave him leave, at the same time cautioning him not to injure bis wall. The Defendant proceeded with his work, and cot foorteen holes In the wall, at two feet dis tance from each other, and placed rafters in thee, upon which the roof was laid, and immediately after the roof of the Plaintiff's building and the wall fell in. The present action was brought to recover a compensation 'for the injury. On the part of the Defendant it was contended, that the bedding fell in consequence of the Plaintiff having about seven moths before cat away two of the tie.beams oat of three which supported the roof. Verdict for the rhsiatiff—Dsmages, 131.; costs, 404. • •t i VICKIE b. CRACENSI.L. This wises actiop by the Plaintiff, a tallow-than. dler, in South Molton-street, to recover from the • Defendant 121. 4d. being the value of a parcel of can dles soot by him to Lord Pore, at Thorndon-Loll. • The Defendant was a common carrier. The beset. „keeper of Lord Petra stated, that she ordered the 'candles, which were to be Dent to Lord Petre's seat, Beckenham, in Norfolk ; but they were to be forwarded first to Thorodoo hall. Witness had a ;barrel of otter sent by the same conveyance, which reached Thorndon-hall safe, but she never heard of the candles. She was house-keeper at Beckenham, .and-wes not at Therodon till some months after the the candles ought to have arrived there; they meter came to Beckenham. The porter of the Plain tiff proved the delivery of the goods at the Defend ant's waggon-office, at the Blue Boar, in Aidgate. for the Defendant, stated that the Plaintiff had not proved that the goods never were delivered. It only appeared, that the house-keeper, who was not at Therndon-hall for some months af ter the transaction, bad never heard of their arrival there. He had also another objection. In every coast in the declaration, it was stated that the De fendant undertook to carry the goods from the Blue Boar in Whitechapel, in the County of Middles's, to Thorndon- hal4 in the county of Essex. TMs de scription was incorrect, the Blue Boar was in Aki .gate, in the City of Loodon and not in the County of Middlesex, as stated in the record. Mr. Justice MINOT held this to be a fatal objec _ tion, and the Plaintiff was nonssited. • COCIRT Or COMMON PLEAS, )wee 13. DANISH IL 0. COLLINS AND OVIti&S. This was an action upon the Statute fora trespass, under the Game Laws, Against the above Defendant and three others, namely IL Wilkins, J. Seers, and G. Alderson. 'the Plaintiff is Lord . of the Manor of Sunbury, on which Port.lane farm is situate, in the occupation of G. Collins; and ori the 13th of November last, the Defendants were met by the Plaintiff's game • keeper, crossing a field with a brac• of greyhounds sod spasiels; the property of Collins. The game keeper, on crois4samibation, cUd - Cot see any game Warted es, run, but averred that the Defendants were in the act or cooping. This was the trespass complained of, to which was added a charge of breaking down the Plaintiff's pale. ings;end the question now agitated Wei, whether all or any of these Defendants were qualified, under the palate to hunt or coterie with dogs for the purpose of killing game, subject to a penalty of 51. in faller, Of such qualilic:atiun. It appeared In evidence, for jhe Defendants, that Collins wait the owner of the dogs, for which he took out a certificate, and that his property consisted of a sreall'larm, his own freehold, aad other premises, producing an annual rent of neer 3001. This was ad. knitted to bee dee tpielilliation on thOpart of Collins, het it was strongly week by Mr. SO9/001 Vaughan, for the Plaintiff, : that the ethee three Defendants not having, sheiro any qvalificatialctivie sept a wet, liable to peneltt a each: .IWo*. . i t 1 f~ ~ ~, r Mr:irOm 11117plitttf." TEA:rids Morbid, tritAlielifilleal pale i4seilied itself into two questloes—tie'yeitellifWV:iritl the other of fact, if the beeeiseil oir opinion that he musical U' Mr. Serjeast maintained,• -ender borough in " The _ ( 1 at the Stafford Assizes, before Mr. Jesticar rena l ) in which the point was reserved, mole. ly, -whether a' groom accompanying his master, cot being a qualified person. was subject to the pa. nalty under the Statute. herd Elleaboroegh that if the dogs _belonged to the qualified person; who-was hiosself.nsing or hunting with them, this mil ,being a solitary amusement, be had. a right to be ac. eompanitrd by bit sweets or other unqualified peek leas to assist, join in, and even partake of the per. spit, provided the doge did net beim to -sucks.. qualified persona. , • Mr. Justice Vann entirety comeNered In the teließS' ing of Lord Ellenborough, as laifkifteewle that case, as . !ping the principle-4 Aow,ellighrount govern the present case. mew nil Jury accordingly gave Oak ‘fee Defendants generally. SHAftlit'a COURT, lieu 13. cmoyza v. THE DRURY-LANE YOZATRIL This ease, in consequence of the decision of,tite Court of King's Bench setting aside the verdict pre. vioialy given, for one farthing damages, came on ibis day for a new asiesasent of the damages; but as the DePety-Sheril was *about to proceed, the AXtornies on each side, held a conference, and at tench agreed not to press the question upon the Jury. l'he mea sure of deranges, it was greed, should be compio wised, bop. if the matter was not amicably arranged, the PM was 80111 to come before the Court. HIGH COURT OP DELRGATES, 581111.14ANT1 INN.' .." • ••'..lona 13. Delia 0. DUNN. .• • , +•*. TMe was so appeal f roar the Archie Conti Cau terbory, where the case was originally a suit ter a divorce, instituted by John William Dunn, Esq., an Officer in the Army, against his wife, on the ground of adultery betneen her and a • Capt. Clay. jt ap peared from the evidence in the Court of Arcbea, that Mrs. Dunn eloped with Capt. Clay on the 16th Oct. 2815; Mr,. Pupps, Mrs. Doon's mother, traced them, after some tithe, to St. Omer's, in France where she succeeded in separating them, and returned with her daughter to England. Mr. Donn received, her into his house, but she soon afterwards eloped again with Mr. Clay, end Mr. Donn then instituted the present suit. The Learned Judge of the Arches Court (Sir John Nicholl) was, however, of opinion that there were circumstances attending the husband's forgiveness of the first adultery sufficient to deprive him of the remedy he sought for the second-offence; end he, therefore, rejected his prayer for , a divorce, and dismissed the suit. From this sentence. Mr. Dunn appealed to the present tribunal, and to obviate the inferences drawn from his conduct in the Coed below, offered a further pies, introducing new setter in the way of explanation; but this plea was, upon argument, r ejected by their Lordships as inedmiesible io that stage of the proceeding, and the case, there fore, now - carne on for a re-hearing upon the evidence originally adduced. Dr. JEItNER, and Mr. Cruaras WARREN were heard at great length in support of the appeal, and Dr. SWADY, Dr. DODSON, and Mr. PRANIC against it. The Court deliberated, with closed doors, for near an hoer; and, on the re-admission of strangers, judgment was.delivered, reversing the sentence ap. pealed from, and granting the divorce; their Lord ships observing, in particular, that they did not con sider the circumstances attending the buslmod's for giveness of the first offence to be of such a descrip tion as to give a licence to the second adultery of the wife, or screen her from its legal consequences. MELANCHOLY OCCURRRNCR.--Mr. Blake, the Master of a Seminary, at Hallwood, near Rencorn, Cheshire, with his assistants, accompanied his pupils, a few days since, to the honks of the River Mersey, where it was intended they should bathe; it being the place where Mr. B. had been in the habit of fah ing his boys. It would appear, that since the last spring tides, a flat had drifted to the spot, and formed a precipice of about four feet. One of the boys, soon after he had gone into the river, .slipped into the wa ntons beyond his depth, and three of his school-fel lows, in attempting to rescue him, were placed in the same situation. Mr. Blake (who cannot swim) in stantly plunged in, though he was not undressed, and used every exertion to save them, but without effect. A boat arrived at the spot a few minutes after the four boys had sunk, when a boy named Woodall, an excellent swimmer, used every measure to save his unhappy companions, but his efforts proved masa. ing. The bodies were found soon after, and the best means were used to produce resuscitation; but the vital spark had fled. The followieg are the nem,s of the sufferers :—T. Eardley, aged 13; J. Schofield,.l4; P. Jackson, 14, all boarders; and T. Nixon, 15, dayecholar. CORONER'S ISQl7lllT.—Saterday en Inquest was held at St. Luke's Hospital, on the body . of Elio. Roberts, a patient, who committed suicide on Wed nesday evening last. It appeared that she had been a Inaction confined, but was considered to be fast re. covering, and consequently had the full liberty of her limbs. She was kept in the day time in a room where there were three other women. Wednesday evening she stole into the bed-room adjoining, and contrived to set the bedstead against the door, she, flung op the window sash, and fastened a handker chief to the iron bar outside, to which she fostentid , the end of another handkerchief, and being a MINN! upon the other end, and placing tt round Mr Deck fit • a firm manner, she leaped off the window and was • found in that situating impended and quite dead.— No blase whatever was imputed to the keepors or persons le care, and the Jory returned their verdict— /mamas. Two hundred and twenty-two persons belonging to the deck-yard gen-wharf; nyasooth, were late!) absent from their dirties, ill. 'fbe complaint Ise nausea, Mad-sche, and disrrhaea. On the 6th of this month two young Englishmen were committed to prison is for taking iudereat liberties with the much admired and feseinating Medals* Very, of the Polais Royale. Their crime masks asking Madamo,for a kin.. Severet French men present accused them of rude behavieer, which the Englishmen riot being inclined. to brook, a got. rem prow, which '4e/1;0 A* i;stroduetion of tee , Geos.d'arme, who conveyed them to prime. . 5t1yr,4,157. API%Ism.. to Om tinart,. endlspiged pyociggiVAllPs'.l ll l tbe -usual form. Several gickpawkoste i rer,simsWomml . to sia.rooriths'impriMament ill - 11141, “Pei -G ti . . • teCtiort. - (-:.! Alms Turnpike wax ip4igtpd, for having written an - obscene and igraPtlll" lOW. re fleeting-en the Charatter of • respectable poblicsa's wife, in that neighbourhood of Covent-garden. TIM Jury lamc‘netely (flood the Pelotas. gaals, ,and the Goert after a suitable address to the Priepaer,.ma 'the Wore of bis crime. sentenced him to. ems Mee imprisonment .in the Haase of Corregtipn o ..ppd to find sureties for his good behaviour for tyraullittf-. 'A •iniserabl! . look's boy was pe*. torLfhp 'bar, charged by one vitAlio ,Ilosp.strait.patrolcwitb beias (band begging in the; If t ayotarket ; his. appearance betrayed great wreicbedpeps, and the patrols said, that when he found hinscsmtnitting an aM.Asfeatigasql he seemed evidently in great want. The boy, in answer to questions from said he had no . parent, ind was willips 4...dp.any work assigned .to him. ...He added * .that sew, time ego he,had beep taken to the parbh of fvt.. auks, from.whence be had beep sent, with, two 'billies' in hi. pocket, to make. his way tOl3ristol, as tkey paid fie w.ts sprung from Irish parents. • The Court directed that enquiry should he made into the truth of this statement, and • constable from St. Giles's, who was in Court, took charge of the boy, and was ordered to pot him in cbarso of the °roisters of that Kriel, . _ PO LIGE. Quire.snuant.—Setordar J • Darnell, chaiged with stealing a quantity of bricks, the propertrof Messrs. Richardson and Want, Contrition fur build ing the Penitentiary, on Millhink, wirinally es atoned. The Prisoner was employed in 'unloading the bricks from barges, and it was stated, that a whole pile was stolen in one night. The Prosecutors received an anonymous letter, stating that their own cart was used in carrying the bricks to ehe'pretnises of Mr. Nicholson, in Tothill-street, where attoot 400 of them were foend. Me.'Nkholson nid be purchased' them from the Prisoner, and the carter not being able to account how they came into his pos session, was fully committed. • MAR toottotrau-stfturr.--Satarday -- Smith was charged with stealing a 101. note from J. John son, of Castle-street,• while sleeping h Hyde-Park. The Prosecutor, anotkir man, and two females, went to the play, and being too late to get•into their lodg ings they went to Hyde Park, and fell asleep under some trees. About two o'clock he was disturbed, and saw his note-case lying on the ground divested of in contents. The Prisoner was retreating at a short distance, and suspecting him to be the rubber, he waked his companions and Secured the Prisoner, but nothing was found on him. His pocket was however turned inside out, es if something had been drawn hastily from it, and at a short dist■nce•was found a silk handkerchief, which bed also been taken from the Prosecutor's poclet. The Priioner said, on passing the trees- under which the group was lying, one of the females used some vulgar threats; which induced him to retreat, fearing dome 111-liestinent, when the Prosecutor pursued and spiwebaided —He was fully committed. s• • UNIOII-HALL.—Settirdly 213 pittseitie mu, and female,. were brought up on the following tieree':— Collingbourn stated, that himself and other (Myers , were employed to attend at Veushall, for the Pur pose -of rßeserving peace. This duty titer• found almost impossible to perform from the conduct of a daring gang et think, and a herd of common pros titutes, who not °ley violated every feeling of de cency by their immodest language, but made the most determined attempts to pick the pockets of •the company, and 'endeavoured to force themselves into the Gardens. The Prisoners formed only a part of the gang, bat if an example was made of them, a hope might be entertained that their comrades would change their quarters. The Megistrate committed the females to the House of Correction for 14 days, and the men to the Sessions,'as reputed thieves. Saturday a decently dressed woman was observed running very swiftly along the Strand. She had reached near to Villiers-street, when she suddenly dropped down, and in a few minutes breathed her last. Previous to eapiriog, she with difficulty arti culated, ,tha,t she had been running for upwards of half en hear, until completely overcome by the heat. Friday evening, as Mr. Cartlitch and his daughter were proceeding through Moorfields, they were stopped by three men and a woman. The men seised Mr. Cartlitch, and took from him a pocket-hook; containing two 51—notes and a gold repeater_*iik, ils appendages. The weeitan j ,,teean w bile, plundered the young Lady of her ridicule, containing a IL note suds gold ring, and actually stripped a greet,pert of her clothes. They then beat both father and daugh ter so severely, it was with difficulty they readied the nearest coach-stead, where they precer,e4 acoovey ance borne. •re 4 • A honk of respectable appearance wai struck by lightning io Bishopsgafte-street s dyring the &form pp Saturday, and conveyed own" ill a state of infea sibility. The honour, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con nected with the Medical Board for the cargo, pre-' veiling diseases, are manifested from the public, cop fidence it' has acquired. Since the Medical BoArd hes been established at Charlotte-house. Great Charlotte street, Blackfriars'-road, and Woedstpok.ktregtv ford.street, upwards of,Thirty Thousand r q ilis,t e of both sexes have been .reptered to forfeit hyylth„ many of wheel had linoered, fop years lin!** impt painful tied "twine.e disease, were , pronouoCed jrycoreht, by reiipectahle practitioners, and gems! disch•rged• Hospitals. Stroh are the @Elia resulting frpon combined talents !!--Mostrs. Coupta and .Ce. n i f ,Medical and Surgical celebrity, after tarty vp r , ex perience. in this Metropolis., ere conseiteti ,dOily at both houses until nine at ,eigith l pud the poor harp advice, gratis, on Tuesday s , Irivecittlay,..and-Senclay .Murnitles • ,i,ereite o'clock. Patients at a dis tivoce, deserAthigo,beir case, immedi•tely, atteu4o All lattimaiedhlu-directed to 4lierlotte-bouse; Black - frig re -read, bet Rene a i nsiteted.eltici de eat Con tain a _ e _ a 4 ,1 viesuili•Tr x,l 6 t " 1 49#04 G • trim •Ifigpiiiie 1 / l i ll ligs " . rd Glor ficifillirtK 4 . 1 of F ih en ! B vi 4. 1 A irTfol, Li; 1 *north, • IT 9a *, , t ri„ .mill,. hi ts ° Fr "Ptcl!Mf..Crilltbara• d t• be is plappow ~ ~fir•usitoters ' "tot WarAriat, Juom 11.. • . . Id Regimeat of Light I.)ragomit, Lleatmoss tas eis , • , r • . Winston; 'fruit die halt pay ef Ai ?M' Pahl', 'ti he • taming m ca.iiiward Ellorker.W.sHimdi, andridhlaiei Ewing ifer,eocr. 21 Ditto. lamas Cadet Robert Hare. from the 4t of i g „„ imosi ; 'to be Comet,' by Odithise; • rice lite boil,' whom acrtmeot,leas r u =ace. ,be or p eaus itm e imeet 6,f ,Foot _ ss AssistatoSis James Jtritiehn, oot the bolt 1 4 4 .4 t Ile With Ftiat l , ts • -- .AssistaM4Migteil,. ri ce Rodttricl, Macleod,' 61. 0.41 M clangs% Coldstream Regimeat of Foot Guards, Catfish' Ilearr Arms 'sage, from the Royal York 'RasMers,' to be Liettkeo t a t i - .I.:NOtaia. - lice Gnawed, who e l ebanges. . s * Apstiat Surgeon Thomas Maoard to .be llattalioalu er w 1 vide Volk., 'appoituca to UR 64 th FOOL '•4 Skerrlogloo (Alder, Gent. to * Asslstaat Sorg eo i , ,ifi e 1 .. Mayaard. 1,1 Regiment of Foot, Ensivspbt; a l'esark ltu •-• halrpay of the !OM Foot, lulus • : polio, who exchanges. I n ' Oh Ditto, Lieut. W Olio's CasilitlML 'from the 4 - " **- ' 114 V. • the 84th Foot, to be Paymaster, %ice Payne, i no' Mitt. Capuart R °Siert ' Power;' front the-hir , 1. i• i h e . - LI/4**ot, to be Captain of a Company, wpm' • 4dtis Ditto, Quarter-Master Apo Jackson, boo; ,kii, 1 et flee 4; ib root, to be Quarter-!taster, vox IWO hig sllis e irha excitant's's. • - ' " ' * OR& to, LoPtais Wilma Scott, from the half pay op h a ad oat, to be Captain of "6 Compaq, vice %Mud liGp. • irereceiving , who exchanges, Ibt difference. 03d Ditto, Major Piiilip Le Ger. Assm the half pay of Rog,. • Veit, to be Major, vice Hor,on emote Brom,. mo i, '. .urges. ... Ildi Ditto, Ensign' Lawrence Ore's*, From the half-pay orb s - • filth Foot, to be.Easigo, vice William Mae**, ithe 0. changes.. • '' au Ditto Surgeon Hobert Palm; from the halfiay of de p..- - Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Chides Waite, who Cf. Gipsies. 33d to, Ensign Charles Hume, from t h e half-pay of the Sp. Omni, to be Ensign, die Jelin Wife, who eachaaies, . Royal York Hangers, Captain William Grisestesid, from the Coldstream Foot guards, to be CoPteo eta Camprmy, ski Moorage, who exchanges. • , ' HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant•Sorgeon Andrew Nicoll, M. D. from the 80th Fesk, td be *rime to the Fond. . • - M EMORAR HUH. The name of the Gentlemap appointed to the Ensigoey, by purchase, in the 100th Foot, 'oa the 30th it. I Odell, aid Pit Odd. BANKRUPTS. M. Framingham, Church street, Bethnal-great, shoe-odd y a w 60,•July 25, at Guildhall. Att orne y, Mr. Pearsde, St. Helens, Bishepotgare. . • • It. Brindle. Leylaud, Lancideire, whitster, July IC Wm, at the 'Red Lion, Prestos: guerilla, Mr. Blakelock See- Jesuit's Inn, Fleet - greet; and Meters. Illaochard aid Co. Preston. J. Tyart, Waketeld, grocer. June 22. 23, July 25, at the College Inn, Rotherham. Atioinles, Mr. Nicholson, Wadi, Rotherham; and Messrs. Wiglesworth and Co. Gray's lan. H. M`Gueltia. Baba al green-road, merchar. Jim 20, July 25, at Guildhall. Attansey, Mr. Hatehimsa, Crows. court, 'Threadoeedle street. J. Bartlett, jpo. -Bechington, Somerseishire, dyer, Jose 11. July 4, 25, at tinildball. Attorney, Mr. Codes, Paul-stkui, Finsbury-square. Benson, Birmingham, pocketbook-maker, July 1,2,45, at the [Loyal Hotel. Birmingham. Armenia, Mr. blaud.lo, Birmingham; and Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Inn Beide. J. Langloic, Beaufort. bu i Idle's, Strand. dealer, June 20,27, July 26, at Guildhall. Attureey, Mr. Alderson Syrword;. Inn. C. J. Wrench. St. Mary-aye, a ine-tnerchat, June 20. X, July 25, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Osbaldeston, Leash. start. W. A. Brown, College.hiU, merchant, Jane UM. / 1 01 at Guildhall. 'Arthritics, Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. W.todits+ house, Old eroid•street. W. Watts, Thorley, Hertfordshire farmer, Jane 10, 2/, July 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, dr. Willem, Dealt-411ml, Sa I lob it ry • sq stare J. George, North Aadley.sneet, coach-maker. Jewel& C, July 25. at Attorney, Mr. Wood, Chaiseery.lana F. aid T. Burden. Reeley-in- Arden. Warwickshire drapers, Janelt, 2.1, July'26, at the Swan Hotel, Wirwick'. Anor aks, Masts. Heydoe aod Ce. Warwick; and Melts. Ladd, Son, He..ley-ia-Arden. • DI V I DEN Jane 30, R. Palmer, Brightbeltostoee plumber—Jule 4, 7. P. Graver. King's Arne-yard, Coleian-sneer, eneriaut— •July.4, T. Brikbt, Watling street ; silk-manufacturer—Jai . W. ;ford. Welbek.stren, St. Mary-le-bonne, buildir 4. W. Humble. Great St. Thurso Apostle, agent—Jane V. . Liresey, Blackburn, Lanca-bire, J. Hargraae, Manchater.r. Aortic and J. Smith, Lopdris, and W Hall. hlosnex, L,us shire, merchants —J tr'•; 6, A. Boyer and R. Kenyon, Liverdsql: merchants—July Gower, Lower Brook-wee. ilaaswt sqwe,wine.merchant—July 241. R. /brother. Old lima• street, rodent/liter—July lu, W. Matthews, Lieerpool, chant —July 10, S. Taylor and J. Steele, Liverpool. merriment 4.• k. Lane. Bergh-Apter, .Norfolk, shopkeeper—Jell 14. A. Adderton, Lower Shadwell, ship•chaedler—July Marks; New-road, Fitzroy-square, creels maker —July 4. • J. V. Long at.d T. B. Veltoe, Great Tower-street, wine-OR. charts—July 4, .W.aor K. Titferst. Union-street, Sprat-tithe. silk-manufacturers—July 4, J. H. Pritchard, Caerteon, Mut. , mouthsbirr, tin-plate- manufacturer —Jaky 6, R. Nunn. no ton. ton. Larenhire. boot-maker—July 4, J. Guinea!, jou., Set• bill, Sussex, farmer. CERTIFICATES—Jots 4. .1. Atkinson, Aldgate fJig.s nett , hatcher —M. Clarke. jai. Colchester-sr reef, Savage-pt4ebs, wine-merchant —J. Her. .phreys, IN.l.but-court, tirsocksirch.ssrevr. ti, r , e y, Housidsditch. coppersmith—R. Davenport, theists, bream — T. Reck. Upton, Cheshire. brewer—W. °aim skiplail. Yorkshire, grocer—R. B. Sand well. lk*al, grocer —T. .11u1rrt. Hershstm, Surrey, Nurseryman—J. 11. Poolinan, St. Ca limner?. merchant—D. Were/ice, Chard, Sower...alik e , tiwesi.4lraper— 'E. Shoe, Cerden- mats, Oor,k.k t re. m agic • • taNF.RSIIIPS W. Creak and W. Capel, Cornhill, tea-dealers—W. Marslpti• J. Baylez, and K. Plainore, Over,, Cheshire, s It-uusautat tereret.4ll. C. Barrow stud 3. • M: - I..eassicltan(l —l'. 'Past. 1. Swale, ed,T. I,t;twkes b , .arssyrrsburengb,'Yurk•hire,cs.lu,r manatacturerx- - -.1. Swale Anil% Prat, Kaaresbororigh, Yi.rl - Sax-spinners—C. Bentham and J. Rooke, jun. bleacher .ter, chemists— R.'Smitlited 7. - Dadiely'rentleton, Lancaddre• dyers—ti. A. flow andJ. Taylor, blewerth, corn Merchants — .G. A. ILeyney and W. Crowther, Ironmonger street, Old street, St. Luke',.. Watch•menifacturen-- W. and .5 • Parg'l 4 4 W adsw or .11 hr k'sh ire. nit Oksptitise a— It . Els and A . Lkerpool, d (egg tots— W. and J. Smiles, Newcastle-opt 511 WI es:tiers, /11.4/{kg 7S. .Coma Excelpitia, Jrn a Id. The Mattel was ribundsol ly -applied w. 411 Wheat this ~slag. and 26. . at jus t Monday's prietif.—Oats•ls. 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