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• L agto 341. *Wit lesacire than he should wish he t° take, and therefore desired him to go to her house nest day, and endeavour to get them bask Mr. Jones asked him whether or not he would pa, for the goods, should he not succeed in precurin„ them ? Mr. W. said, he did not choose to corn mit himself, as that would be matter of future can sideration ; at the same time cautioning him to he upon his gu irk, as Mrs. W. wgeary violent, an. would give him a beating. r. lona went next morning to the lady's house; but Mr. W. had, .n the mesa time, written a letter to his wife, telling her that the young man would call, wanting to ge the goods back. 'the servant at first rill Jones that his mistress did not wish to see him, but upon his persisting in seeing her, he was at last shown up stairs. He insisted upon having the goods back or the money; upon this she took up the poke!, and threatened him, telling him, at the same tins , that she would send for a constable to have bin, taken into custody. He still being resolute, sue became somewhat pacified. and appointed him to meet Mr. Wakefield, next morning, at that same . hoar. He went; and she flew into the same passion as before. He told her he wanted the goods or the meaty ; but she, in Mr. W.'s presence, again threatened to send for a Constable ; and told him that although the goode were these, and if piled up as high as Heaven, she would rather tear them to pieces, or set fire to them,aban let him have them. To interrogatories from Mr. Jones, Mr. Wakefield said again, that he would-not commit himself, but expressly acknowledged that this L tdy was his wife. Mr Jones had no !roger success at this meeting than at the former, but came away with the assurance from Mr. Wakefield, that he would all at the shop and settle for the goods. He called en datarday fillawing, but Mr. Waithman being employed, could not speak to him. He promiced t. Mr. Jones that he would return, but believer came. Mr. Jones was called as a witness, and proved these fads; adding, that Mrs Wakefield assured Ilan, when be was anxious for the goods, that as Mr. Wakefield, her husband, was a Member of the 44outety for the Suppression of Vice, lie could net so aay thing wrong, and therefore he might be sertain of having the money. lie also depose.'. tato the reasonableness of the goads, and in this he was confirmed by another asssisniasi of Messrs. Waithinan and Lveringten. The must expensive snide wai.a shawl, at xis guineas sad a hail ; the remainder consisting mustiy of caustnick dresses. The ATTOBNIY-GEbitt•L, On behalf of the De fendant, contended; W i lt be was not liable for the extravagancies of this woman, whom he had naoettas prudently married, from a bhud love of her beauty, as the bad since become a auto. wus swindler ; her father *ding as her coachman, her uncle as her groom, and her cootie as her servant. These per sons had been al/ taken into custody, and indided (although now bailed) for a conspiracy to defraud several very respectable tradesmen in this town. Mr. Wakefield's principal means of sub sistence as yet were only 101)1. a year, allowed him by the barmy of a brother, which sum he could prove lie bad expended on this woman's behalf, and tarnished her with sufficient apparel becoming bee Situation in life. It Mr. Wakefield was bound to pay this sum on account of her extravagance, he would have claims coining arinst him to the amount of 50001. I'be Plaintiffs had to thank the imprudence ur Mr. Jones, their foreman, for having I Lt weed this Lady to the amount charged. The Defendant was not living with tier at the time, and bad never given his consent to such an order I for goods, bet, on' the contrary, the moment he knew of it, dented use totentan to endeavour to get them back. Several witnesses were called on the part o' the Defendant who proved that she had lodged with them at le Defendant's desire and aspens', and appeared to be amply Wooded with every thing suitable to her rank, and even mach mote than' was necessary, she flaring no less than ten different dresses. Mr. Past made in able reply; and his Lordship summed up most impartially to the Ito y, enlarging particularly upon the law of the case, that where a husband furnishes his wife with apparel and neees caries, suitable to his citcueistances, he could not be made liable beyond that amount. but if he with. held them from her, those furnishing her with them would have a claim against him. At the same time, how, ver, it was undoubtedly a husband's duty to exercise his anthoi icy, aid prevent a wife from im posing upon the credulity of the public. In the preetat instance, it was Mr. Wakefield's duty to have tamed this shrew, and exercised the authority et • husband, in delivering the goods in question back to the Plaintiffs; at the same time that it was unquestionably their duty, and that of every other Madonna* in similar simations, to make every ne eessary inquiry as to the responsibility and acqui escence of the husband, previous to their trusting any woman of whom they are entirely ignorant, with goods to any amount whatever. The • Jury merged a verdid for the Plaintiffs, 341. las. 6d. The Russian Ambassador attended, on Saturday, at Mr. C•nossio'a °Mee, in Umenivg-sheet. The vacancy in the representation of the city of Lincoln, by the death of the late Hon. Mr. Mos so*, is likely to produce a contest. Mr. SULLIVAN bas been sent fur. Saturday night, a Council of the Cabinet Mini sters was held at Mi. C•NNIOG'S Office in Downing sttem, to deliberate on the intelligence brought by Lied S from Lisbon, and likewise en the adv.ces received horn ttear-Admiral Sir Sinew Suit rn. Most of the Ministers attended.—Altcr the Council, Mr. Hoar as. the Messenger, was Net to the Klaus as Window. with the result of the confereuee. On Wednesday a 1641 of r est importance com menced in the Court of Bench, before the Lord Chief Justice. and a 'Special Jur/ of the coun ty o f Dublin, he wren k:..arl Firseeti.Liest, and the Corporation of the Cry of Dublin, respell ing the right to the whole of ,he south Strand. After a most full investigation .0 t h e i r ettpr ai e , rights, which occupoeJ the Coors for four dap. mud • lumesious charge frees the C.hiet Justice, th.Jusry, r FROM SATURDAY WORTS GAZETTE. 1 -.....--- Admiralty 05cc, Dee. 19, luny . 'toy of a letter from Vies-Admiral Russell, Commander in Chief of His Maier-v*4 ships and vessel+ off the Testel„ t. the Hoita.a , abie W. W. Pole, dated imbued His Majesty s ship the Irk" Yarmouth Roads, 16th instant. t a—Herewith I inclose a letter from Captain Palmer, reporting to me, that he had, on the 14ai , nstant, captured the Friedland, French lugger privateer, of 18 guns, and 42 men ; which I beg you will be pleased to lay before my Lords Commis• sioners of 'the Admiralty. I am, &c. T. M. Russet.t.. His Majesty's slonp Alailrity,. at sea, Lowestoft' bearing W. by S. by compass, ten leagues, Ley 14, 1897. Sra--.I have the honour to acquaint you, that on the 14th instant, at 6 p. or. His Majesty% ass, Alacrity, under my command, cams up with and captured, after a c lase of two hours, the French privateer lugger Friedland, of Dunkirk, com manded by Francis Louis Beens, being quite a new vessel, on her second cruise, mounting IS guns, and 42 men, out two days, having made one cap ture, a Swedish galliot, from Stockholm, bound to Plymouth. laden with tea and iron. There is one man killed on board the privateer. (Signed) Nasser PALMLIL. T. M. Roam'', Vice-Admiral of the Elite, commander in Chief. &e. k. &c. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, December 19, Mi. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Giimds—Lieritcemet Richard Gem, from the barb foot, to be Lieutenant, trice Christie, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Feet Guard , —James Lindsay, Gent. to be Eutt i gg, tty T eem*, lice Rsouden, promoted. George Ellison * Gent. s+ be Eii,ign, by purchase, ♦ice Mas tic, promoted; b3th Regt. of Font —Brevet Lieut.-Col. Alexander Keith to be Leotenan , -Colonel, ►y prelates, vice Philp s, who re tiree 114th Ditto—Brevet-Major Archibald Campbell, to be Major, by ouctisio, vice Cuhaan, who retires: il7to Ditto—.Cotaio A. VV. Young, from the 19th foot, to be Major, without parched', vice Gormocan, deeimee4.. BREVET. Captain Jonas Fitivllerbert, of the 99th foot, to be Major is - . the army. Gallic, Robert Skeane, of the Ovalry Depot at- Maidiaone, to be Ainjuir is the army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Frederick Thompson, Bosse the New Brunswick Few tibia, to be Sergeon to, the fortes. The Kings GO(111111 Legion. The 2d Battalion of the Use... Major Gustave, Baron Behr, from the 4tb batulion of the line, to be Major, with boar pneary rank, vice U.monstent, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Major Witham de Ulneenstain, tram the id bat talion of dm line, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Behr. Ctimatigaims • tha Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, signal Gy t L.'d Lieuttaiant. let Royal Regiment. Alfred J ICimps, Gem. re lu Lieutenau 715, 1807, . Robert Rirdett Scott, Gent to be ditto—dated oetebe, 51, 1801. John Lawranee, Gent. to be Ensign—dated Oflobar 51, 1807. D. Rutledge, Gent. to to dittoe—dated Novornberlll, 11117. RonalYd Regiment. Gawp Munro, Gent. to be Ensign, rice Rogers, appointed to the Slat foot—twat w o w, YS , isni. Carwiuww u r ea by the Lord I indeaAnt fee the County of Kent. Desert Vermeer 11, 1607. Woodard' Volunteers. John George Childrens Esq. to be Captain, vice West, roe 'gifted, John ktai i hord Hodgskin, Veg. to be ditto. Robert Carruthers Gaut. to be Lieutenant, vie' Mugridge, rinsciuni. Willtasu Pslbili Dowthwaite, Gest. to be ditto, vice Siemer, deeee.e.l. Richard Nash, Gent. to be Eovign vice Langridge, resigned. Robert Cariutbeit, Gent. to be iurgeuo, vie.Outsrdge, tee signed. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ' James Heokbain and Walter Name, late of Dows•place, but new of Hartly-plese, Kmor-roaol. on the parish of Saint George the Martyr. Southwath, in the county of Burry, Mandy end 'pint aserchamts—Deeembor 16, 1607. John and Witham Muldoon, of the city of Exeter, linen* drapeis-.llecember 14, 1107. George Rorke, and lame Wilkinson, at Chesterfield, in the county of Derrry, smelters of ore and lead-reserchanta--Noirean• bet it, 1807. Richard Told, Yarrow Marshal, lamer Landis', John ROD*IIIOII, aid John Miller Dickson, in the borough of lo Berwick upoYeesid, under the firme;f e th• Berwick ropery company—Nemenbir h 5, 1 107 . John Prince and Robert Cattle, jewellers end silversmiths, in Corm-street, York-oN imastorer 1, 1817. John Partridge, Thomas Clan, John Dank% Isa:ah Danks, 'rot Edmund Tyler. carriers, Steurpoct, snooty of Worcester, and Birmingham, ii t h e county of Warwock..Decenaber 16, 1807. C. F. RirSimnt Isaac Webb Edwards, and C. Powell, fallurs—Dceerular 19, 1907. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, • Samuel l'eaes, of Bread•stmat, London, erarehoolotaan and J..hn Watsou„ John Watimot the yareogietang ittavyil Weida, all of 1,1060, the Couoty-Fatetine of LaJicaver, cotton-manuteturers, destine and eltaynteat, fens llectinioir 22, to February 3, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. • . . RANIER - UP rcr SUPERSEDED. Jame , I )14,neeeew ' a Ka g e.Lyua, to the county of NM. folk, ,leholtutter, deals/ eM chayenan. BANKRUPTS. PAwsrd Fan Mine, now or late of Otindtermigh, in the count.; ,A" Lincoln, bast-draper, dealer and chaplain, to con tender, January Id, le, a..d 10, at eleven, at the White Hirt Inn, in Gainsbotuagh. Aunriless Mr. Thomas William Tonic, in Leeds; antibir. Crealey, Holborn -mutt, Dray's len, 11.onrInn. Samuel Kunsan, of Manchester, io the county er Lancer ter, hatter, hosier, dieter and chapnean, to surrender. Derain bet 95,19, and January 3S, at two, at the Bridgewater At IE4, in Mtnch«ster. Attorney', Messrs. Chissihyre and Walker, in Manchester; and Mr. Philip iikint, Temple. Lends,,. Ottedi.th Lodge, of Ketesteetb4sill, in Blunder/. In the county of York. dealer AWL chapiu.s, to surreoder. December and January 30, at eleven. at Om horse sif George Si...w, the White Star Inn, in Iltaisaley. Attorneys, Mr, Wilenn ' Grovillecnreet, Matto,,-garden, London; and Mr. flentgeKeir Boma*, Thun.at of the city of Ratter, dealer in glass, china, end earthen-ware, to intr.:Mee, December 25, January 9, and 30, at eleven, at the Glei.e Tavern, in Latter. Anili ne'', Mr. Turner, lit net , and ‘l•ssre Williemaaod Brookes, Nee.equare, Lincoln's inn, London. Wlllyem Slisweross, of NI me:tester, in the county of Lan tttttt merchant, to evincoler,Liesember, 30. January 36. and IS, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Nhigetinier. Ammar/Is, Mr. JOllll Reeillllol., Matuntstet ; and Menus Lyon and Gi llet, Dray's-len Lnudrin. James Stebtt;,. or LIIIICIMPOI. in the aenney of Laminar, woollen draper, to serrendet, Jantiory 4, S, anti 30, at tont, at the eiteorgir Ina, in ttektenrent. in Liverpool. Attorneys, Merin. Lace and Hawn, Liverpool; and M:. William At kinson, („Naneoryelsite. Loftin. , Isaac Abbitt, of Liverpool, in the comety•pelative et Loft- Tierningway, in Leeds; and Mr. James Lambert, Hatton garden London. David Owen, of Dalbenmoun, in the county of Carriarvon, enershant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, January 7. 8, and 56, at cloves, at the tilube Tavern, in John street, in Li verpool, in the county of Lancaster. Attoineys, Triornas Winte, Julinetreet, Bedford-row, London; And Edward Griffith, Lower Castlo-street, Liverpool. James Copping, of Clie•ington, in the county of Suffolk, yarn-maker, dealer and Chapman, to surrender, January 4, at five, S and 'hi, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Bury St. U. mind's. Attorneys, Mr. Wilson, (sieville-street, Lnurimy ail Mr. Berton, Bury St. Edmund's James Biarishaw, of the parish of Hungerford, in the money of Was, nicalinan, maltater, dealer and charman, to !turrets. der, December It:, et four, 28, and January 9.t , at s l o v en , a s the Bear, situate at Huog-rford. Attorneys, Mr. Insert King, . Tonic's-court, Chancery-Line, Loodon ; and Mr. Thomas' Stokes, Cne,istow, in the comity of Monmouth. Robert Smite, of the town and annoy of Newcastle-upon. Tyne, merchant, emir,' and chap/man, to surrender, December Ib, January 16, and 3n, at eleven, at the Shakspeare 'laver% in Newcastle- upcni-Tyrn,. Attorneys, Mr. William Atkin. son, Chancery-lane. London; and Mr. Joseph Bainbridge, N.rwcaatle-upon-Tyne Kober' Rowell, of South Meth, in the county of Northern. beriand, ship•orrner, dealer and elispinan, to surrender, J A . tinny, 16, IS, and 30, at eleven, at the bhak.peare 'resent, in the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. William Atkinson, Chancery lane, London; and M. Jo. aeph Bainbridge, Newea-no-upwr-Tyne. Sarah Bull, of Brewer +treat, Golderioquare, In the county of Middlesex, tallow-chandler, dealer and chairwoman, to um. render, December wt, January 1, at one, )rid 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, L,onden. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Time-street, Piccadilly. Robert Slaymaker, of Fort-street, Spitalfields, in the county of Middlesex, tallow-chandler, dealer and chaplain, to fur , ran iler, December 22, January I and 30, at cloven, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Ma. Swllore, Monument-yanl. Charles Hingebtou and Robert Iliugeston, of Walbrook, in the city of Londe*, mess's-mereeti, to surrender, December, 22, January 2 arid 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, Au oneys Messes. Waleson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, A ustiii-Priars. Nicholas Horn, of Martin'olane, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chaproan, to surrender, December 28, January 5 and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Towse, Fishmonger-ball, Upper 'flianterestrein. Junket) an Mann, of Market -street, in the county of Hert ford, straw-hatonariefecturer, dealer and chapinan,"eri surren der, December 25, January 8 and su, a t ton , at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, Lond.ro , VIVI OEN DS. January 30. John Cartier, of Bread street, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, at one, at ' Guildhall. January 16. John Whitley Ayers, of Hadleigh, in the county of Seffulk, shopkeeper, dealer and ena i nuan, at I eleven, at Guildhall, Loadun. January 16. James Redpath, late of Deptford-bridge, in the 'county of heat, upholder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Londou. January 16. William Branwhite, of Tobacco-roll-cowl. Gracechurch-street, in the city of Loudon, woreirousemert, dealer end chapmaii at ten, vi Guildhall. January 12. James Woof, of Ryiler'scoun, iii the parish Id %t. Ann, Soho, in the county of Middlesex, glover, leather seller, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Louden. January 9. James Job, of Cloak-lane, to theca, eat Loudon, appraiser and auctioneer, dealer awl charism, at twelve, at Graddhtli, London. January 2.3 John Perkins, of Hertford, carpenter, under taker, and timber-merchens, at one, at Guildhall, Lor.don, January It. John Marten Sawyer, Joseph Fletcher True man, and Joseph Powell, of Cannon-street, in the city of Lundy, merchants, ;mikes, dealers, and charmer, at eleven, at Guildhall. • January 4. Ann Henning, now or late of the town and COWS, of Nola, linen-draper, dealer and charwoman, at twelve, at Use Old Antelope Inn, iu Poole. Jammer, 83. Emanuel Parquet, or Goswell-place, city-road, in the county of Middieees, mailer, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London, January d'heeigas Jennings, late of Bunhill-row in the county of Middlesex, wharfinger, shipmtener, dealer and chapter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January . Joseph Murton, late of the city of Bath, in the county of Surninset, victualler, dearer and 4:martian, at ton, at the Tens Hotel, in the city of Balll. January 16. Henry Richard Bowen, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, cemarnan, dealer and chapeau, at One, at the York 1.1..te1, no the city of liath. January 9. George Davies, of Craribourn-etreet, Leigeeter- Fields, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. December 26. William Powell, of Brecon, in the coun ty of 1 Breara, briuur-rnmeitant, dealer and chapeau, at ten, a t Guildhall, London. January 12. James Kershaw, of Manchester, rioel-dvaler„ at 11, at the Gulden • Manchester February 16. Charles Wssten and Robert Weston of Foster lane, ebullient'', in the city of London, • ware I housemen, dealers end eliapnren, at ten, at Guildhall. January It. Wdlam Thornily, of Adinigton, in the county • of Chester, carrier, dealer and chapeau, at three, at the Golden-Luin Ina. peerneatei Manchester. February 16. William Hopkins, of Leman-street, Condinan's fielda, in the county 01 Middlesex, silk-thrower, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January It. James Gulley, of Frome-Selwood, in thatmuroji of Somerset, inielioder, dealer and engrain. ni; eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Itistol. January 15. Matthew Fairless, late el Bishop-Wearmouth, in the county of Durham, coat-huge, at twelve, at the Golden Lion Inn, in Sunderland near the Sea, to the comet, of Durham. January 11. inseph Smith, of 1101-ie•Vpperthoug, In Uwe parish of Almondbury, is the avian! of York, efutteer, deals, and chapman, at eleven, at the White-Hatt Inn, in Holinerth, in Kukburton, m the toad county, January t George Blaylock, eat the town cod ...minty of New. caule-upon-Tynt, merchant, dealer and chapman, at one, et the house et Mr. William Loftus, the Turk's.heed, its Noweastle.upois Tyne. CERIVICATBS-..-Jar 9 Jain Wood Dixon, of the Crescent, near the Miracle'', in the City of London. merchant a ehip, and insuranaHnoker, deal er end cnapman. George Cowes', of Grey's-Ins lane, in the onnity of Middle• sex, merchant, dealer and Chapman. Wh o m 'ehompion, of Manchester, in the county of Lancas ter, grocer, deah.v and Chaplain. Matthew Close, of Leeds, in the county of York, dyer, deal er and chapman. William C 1..., of Leeds, in Ma county of Teat, dyer, dealer and chspenan. Hairy Grundy Beet...ten, late of county ef Middlesex, moo.- inn-square, in the Iselin and chap. Cbarlis Frederick Moflatten, late if Osborn-place, White chapel, is the e ranty of Middlesex, (and now a prnoecr for debt la Fits Majesty's pros of the I,eet,) leather.raanufac tuner, dealer and eitapinaa. Demi( Ulks, at litrmnigham, in the twenty of Warwick, cer. riecoleelecand chApnicn. beitiaetin Phil.ips, of Ewes-newt, Southwark, ',tiptoe and dresinnder. IdlitieaFeter Jai/reit, of Cullumoveet, Feaeharchwtreet, Loodies. roarcleat and insurance-Dreher. Mastbee Forster. of Bell'oClet*, in the County of Nottbutee • bodead, lalue•etaftsfacturer, dealer nod cha pine n hone Mom Drury, nee or late of Bee,heia, in the county of Wereester . M Ir.:inputs/Or, dealer end r het:man. Jobs Savo. of is the @musty of Demi, yarn otooollictotor tad ceattelaii. Rohm /over tlio youogot. of lineeJestleigh, 'in the county of Dona, porn-tosouteeturer, deals, end chaperon. Jena fdtnaota, of is the eousity of Middle..., meaks-osiks, iloaksood . 0. INSOLY [NTS; hio men in His MAJESIT's peen at Ws'FLEYT. /1113 T MOTICt. Juane Stemma, iota of No. u, Teetasabeim-etiurt-teed, in the parish alit. reiname, ewe late of No. It. es fota•st-eet; is OW paella Ilberk Dense, bah in the county u ( haillkessa. IMAM :l at "MIL • '9t- MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT CU ILONAI.I., To-rolt mow. Samuel Pears, Hresd-street London, warehouseman and Mot ; a 41 John Watson, John W..ts.uu t.ie younger, and Joseph Watson, Preston, I...liessire, cotton-man u'aet to c• s 3 10 Thurnis RurnAy the elder, Crosby-tow, licrmuorkeY, Surrey, bruum-maker - 8 11 Germs Jackson, Swititio's-lane. Lood•rn, meters/it - 3 11 Alextinde: Cuthbert, Thorns, Brooke. and George Robert Cuthbert, Gutter-lane, Loudon, mer chants - -3 17 Thomas Kirkpatrick, Oxford-road, Middlesex, silk- In, •cer - - - - - 2 12 John 'reactant, Oiford street, wine and brandy nos- chant - - - - • 2 1 John Yaw Griffith, Southampton-terrace, City road, Middlesex, stock-broker . - - 2 11 DIVIDENDS. Robert Richards, Mill-lane, Tinsley-street, South wark, Surrey, cyder.ir.erchant - . John What.ly, late of Bankside, Southwark, Surrey, colour.manuladumr - - 10 Alexander Sibbuld, Wanpleg-street, St. George's in the East, Middlesex, sloperlier - - 10 John Scott, Dowgate-wharf, London; and Geor ge Losh, Newcastle upon-Tyne, factor. . - 11 Jodie% Plikpp., Copt hall-court, Thregrnerton.stmet, London, broiler - - - It John Perceval, New London-street, London, Ilmr• chant - . . - It Henry Cooke, Rirchin.la e, London, merchant - 10 Rich ,rd Cramp, Gteat Mary-la-vane. weed, Middle sex, perfumer . - 11 Johit'renits the younger, Toltenhoule.)ard, Lord,a, merchant - - . 10 William Ilopkins, Leman street,Goorlmae's.fislde, Mid dle,. sill-thrower - 10 Patrick Doyle, Vine-greet, Piccadilly, printer . ;‘) John Wrichs, New gate-street, London, grocer - .II William Hoard, Lower Last Smithfield, Middlesex, vic tualler - - - - 11 William Dieting, Plydeoutli,Devoeshire, tallow chand ler - - - IS John Clark, Rermendsey, Surrey, hide-salesman - 11 Wm. Ranwhite„ Tobacco-Koff-court, jracechnecle. street, Ltindoil, werehoute Pie II - JO John Bundack, Great EaA.Cheap, London, end of ' Tornhare Orce•, Middlesex, corn factor - II Anthany William Jefferson, Rathkone.plaire, Oxford street, Melshasex, china a,dl &noun . - 10 CERTIFICATE. Joseph Dean, Watlhipetreet, Loudon, Illielieelle been. drapev. PRICK OF STOCKS. SATURDAY. . $ pas Cant. Reduidi ' SI 4 pet Cent. Nen I..ng Aqnuities Imperials per Condi. s 6 3 ()monism •••• India Bonds .. • par 2 dist. Esehequer aids Consuls tut T. lIISH Snick-arnkee 4. Colohgli, and 9, Cha.i lig Cross. IRISH STOCKS, ltac 17. deeemenent Debenture, 31 pet cent /01 G.Ternment Deeenturrs 5 per Ceet.....941 934 t; welement Fleck S p.r tent. go and CaliAlLo4n II per coat. ' lOl4 CA, Bondi 6 per sent DEATHS. On Thursday last, at lier • lsourr in inutsford, in the county of Chester, rs. kart Marts Legh. On Wednesday last, Master Remy Churchill Whine, se. rend ten of W.H.Whita, Esq. e: earliainent-ntacr. Old l'as latejard, Westminster, aged in rears and r ten moi l th.. Yesterday sennight, in High- treet, pubhu. Mr. Jorr-d• I.l`Crrerry, an old and respacsablet citisen, wheel pirate •utuee and uptight conduct, hint au ornarnet.t of society ;igl him Ms family have to regret the loss of a tender parent, •hes pore Iriend,aad charity a benefactor. HIGH *ATVS, THIS DAY, Al' LONDON-BRIDGIr. Morn .. 19 Men. aka .... 6 I Veen •0 Ma. after I TO UPHULSTIiRERS, CABINLT-MAKIRS, AND OTHER:i n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OLSTERY STOCK, AND LFFECTS, FENC RCH•STREKT. By Mr. suburom a.d 'Mr. CROOK, THIS DAY, sad TIa4I4OItILOW, a Sloes ..'Cieek, ea tbao Irreeroe-, No. 156, Fenchurch-atreet, by direction of the 6ssignees of Mr. G. Allen, lipholaterm sad Cabinet-makes, A 1.1 , the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNI. 4 1 TURI:, and valuable and prime Upholstery and Cabinet Stock; ealnkaaeing saraltugany four.liant and coach-top bed stead*, iiisielendestee cotton and ba• dimity furrow:et; Orrin hialbarbeds. large blaultets, and white canon counter . peel ; siikerovi Pe-ita of dravrers, wriali• hand and shaving stanet, wit* appeiatus ; bitidattv, capital set of d Mai tables, library, Imealtfeat„eard, loofa, and Pembroke diti•;ll4nas-reeia chairs, with aatki:lr seats octagon cellarcts, strleireords pier, chimney, and *suing glutei; several hui‘lred ea , tha of ell and three ouster's gionted euttoes end niortatv, and Kiedersolaaaer sepeties and aitemileelow &elides, ie eseettent prees!et tbete. esialneue• way be kid an the Premises; 31 Girraway's ; et Mr. Kearatey. Solicitor, 116, linhoptgaupotre.a With.i ; of Mr. Crook, Skinnevetreet ; and of Mr. Burton, 6 :, t.-.es. MER.-ANTILE.- HOUSE, IN THE vtallory OF THE NEW DOCKS. LANTOM-1101JSE, AND AN EASE DISTANCE FROM 'CHANGE. uw W EDS ESDAY NUL at Twelve, at Gana* ays, By Mr. NU irrOtr, MHE very destrable LEAS F, with immeiliste I possession, of • genteel FAMIii.Y ALSIDENUE, to perfect repair; cnot•ining chairtiorn, ‘l,:oing•ro•im ~- Welly „finished; breakfast parlour, Lou kitchens, suitable r bie &r -earm.: arrairgealmits and payed yard. To by ~-wed All the sale, awl descriptive peaky:art old on the premises; at Gangway', ; and of Mr Aurae. TO TANNERS ANt) OTHERS., CAPITAL trAsEtioLD TAN YARD, WITH MILL HOUSE, DRYING SHEDS, TAN AND LEATHER 110LISE.S, AND AN ADJOINING DWELLING MOUSE, WITH LARGE GARDEN, 4.:ttANor.-RoAD, BEI( MON DSEY Sy Mr !BURTON, On WEDNESDAY Rest, at 14, at G.irraway's, br diieeien of the Assigner„ of Mewl 1. and G. Ig i beit, Tanners, AN extensive LEABELIOLD TAN YARD, occupying nearly rine acre of ground, er.c.nsed oat; a lofty pitted Tents, Warding b‘ .141 mill looms, bark 1.- - Sot hostess v...seams s. Inkhorns, awe largo lowland , 3$ years, at a Is To bo 'Wired neap's; 614 w. s• A led fence, Welter:ling ttS vat:, li km.' vats, • ta r .tal sty bark boons, lute lofts, steam haus-, with resign, drying diets, leather houses, abet every requisite Le• clan hi , (endue log a large co weetn a dvreh.tig houel, ig slw bid ruses, parlour, nt.u.4.l:ewirte• roan, two and taunting house, as aJjulaing iota its. sod domed garden. 1 hoe •Aaable yreost.. , es )• er in a low rent or HMI. per atolvel viewed and particulars had en ft..% at Go• and of Mt. Barton, GI, Carnet io u " 4 . e k t * I sus street Covent-garden, and pun...ailed st Bark St Lionsones Chianti, dtro ,, ds br iliCks of No. y. Now lidiewstosit, {r g.ACrS SALES BY AUCTION. NOVELS. 711 Mews. KING and LOCHF.E., - At their Great Resent; NI, King-street, Covent-garden, •11 WEDNIESDAY NEX r, at Twelve, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, includiar et. vent! miscelimienuo, and a large pareel ut' NOM.Ss slta duplicates of a Circulating; Library . May be sieved on Tuesday ; and Catalogues had at Una