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..cqa PiA ni.if awl Lis wife six ears iu heti u.igruent, th _re not te i happier COCIAr. Thomas Knight, brother to the Plaintiff, remem i Walcott going to lodge with thew, in a onto np two pair of stairs. for which he paid Es. per week ; be never recolle.led bring in company with Di. Walco:t. - Elizabeth Caner lived with Mrs. Knight as set-. Yam. Her master and mistress sesnwci ,n live very comfortably and affelinnateiy Et-igniter. Dr. Wal cott C2llllO to lodge in a two paw of st a irs r oom when she was there ; taught Le.- mistr es s to read and to speak. Dr. Walcott had behaved in.ielet , i Wit ness. hut she did nor elttowage him. Dr. Wak-Itt hidthr privilege of the dining.-nom on the first floor, gratis. Stie had seen her mistress go into the arAnt's dining-men nice ..n r 1 clan, and come nut wit:a her dress ,:;sorcl//..ii, a •.1 !,n- handkerchief un pinned Sh- has sent 1) - W.lcnit with his hands roun d M ts . Knight's neck, when she went in, hat not in. re than ~oce ; it was crie afternoon at tea bate. urd art mater was ^r.t thete. :she has seen the a .d her rmst , e.s si•tmg rear the hre-place, soot 1. e 1../.3ent's hard Orlon Mrs. K-:ight's knee. '• • • siren the !),,:thr iie on t:,e soft, without his p • t•. vin-ei Mr.. ccitight was alt IV, near the window; •i irr n t'r Inn! - ? down about her shouldsrs.— rn- rndo, , -. , -utters Someti ty• psrtly iv. :1 • t're D et , h..r mistress were together.— i'sh lilt let place, and 1).-. Vs'ecott remained in his tart or three ae' ks Define Christmas. said the Driaor was very old and weak, much et-allied with en asthma, and pretended lie could not see veined vet y Hid; very dirty in his 1 . - son and stress, and lies very often or. the sofa wirh nnt his coat. lie was very strong when he pulled her about. Shs used to lead him up ts•• dow: stairs. She observed him teaches Mrs. ht o pin her arms in particular pdsitims, and sp alit. f . sharply to her sewn sire was in the room. He us. i to be in the room an hour or two at a time, when teiching her to set. Mrs. Dyke, a handsome, well-dressed woman, lodged at Knight's, in Pratt-plake. Dr. Vt? went thither in August. She thought Mr'. Knight to he a very prudent and _good woman, fond of her husband and children. Dr. Walcott, on first dinn ing. had a two pair of stairs back room after ward: he came down stairs ro use first floor, and lived in the opposite room to Mr. and Mrs. Knight ; Dreat friendship seemingly subsisted between . Walcott and Mr. and Mrs. Knight, and t' ry generally dined eogeber, Uoderstnad Dr. Wel. con was to bring Mrs. Knight upon the stage; heard her frequently reciting and rea.'ing passage, trim plays ; Mrs Knig ht dressed gent , Illy and particularly Peat before Di. ‘V..lcott came. She saw her go to Dr. W slco7t's apartmerrs dressed generally neat proper or. goiiii; in; but one day, on ire tong idit, saw tier come down stains with her clothes almost of her back, and walk into the garden. S. e appeared intend: aced ; hut was not in Hymn whet, she went iron the 1).)1.41) . ../. room. She appeared tumbled, as if she had het is iu bed ur islet's, and vet ir intz+sic...ted. Dr. %V. used to bring a quantay ct :urn i• p::ht eic: half pilot hot deli She never saw Mr. Knight before in liquiw, but heard her Assay: •ela•m against dtiuking spi rits or liquors. Itsfr Kitigh! bad gone fl-orn home one after nor m. ItfligN had fern in Walcott's room too hunts very tipsier, on; rec•i , •:,: g ics.ons. Willies. slept with her husband 't a r night in 1. back room, cnr pair of stairs, and Dr Wale. tt trnmediately over them in the second Sue: On the same night she hear I M r s. Ktl , gi•t go into Dr. Wake. 114dr148Dtver, (Lrf 11 , 4rCIS -41'd I . ..ern i.l and pl2yir:ltoge toner. Sn•.• then staid wins Intn at in: An hour, a titre: quar ter; heard them and play ;r.g, as it pie+ were in bed ti•rther, and s..e had no deAity. rf being tither its or co the bed together. Tt,is seas on tht:evPoing iSnight was suppnsed to be at Norwood ; atter which time, Mrs. Kt, ight became in.:re:vise to her children. On the 'l3d of Dec. Dr. Walf.ntt and Mr. Knight quarrelled, and the Pr. left the house. Mr,. Knight l::t her husband on the 6th of January. The Witnes, on cr.'s-examinat;on, owned the sire might have said, t si'e tad " tetight the scheme ee the evet.eq. a,.a airlei'.; mate the ell rated of a bedur v . ? 10001. " She did tint advise Mr. Knight to hide binowit under the mocha, and never said so. Site di 'Tint acquaint eiihr Mr. or Mrs. Knight with llvr suspicions.. S.tr. Dske, the husban .1 of the last witness, re membered one nigi•t in par; icu'ar, wen in bed wi,ii Lis wite, haring heard Dr. Walcott ani Mrs. Knight above their bec-rharnber, Waying topether, as it in bed ; upon vsbich lie Fret to I is wife, the Doiior and Mrs. Knigl•t are making them,elves cuvf.ria4le, and be went to eierp, itavi:3g tis wite awake. This examination closed Ott.- tride.tc for the prosecution. No Witnesi.cs ncre caile.: tor the Detcli.l4nt. Mr. PAI:G.e. firr the I'd. I..htut, no:.ersed, th it this was the most iittpui.h.i.t cunspiracy, thr niost st..lluse an.] trurnpioi up .a x 0.• .I; was eve; ilstris dn:el into a Court of Jost Defend: nit was upwards of twenty, asthmatic, sad a very aritidtdc to love. He was so helph.ss, that lie con st•rtle requited the assistance c,.r the 1,../r.:llr sex in ~titers of t , rnti"n and kindness to his pet sotal ; and because Mts. Kniht, wino he coo t iii• •..t to he a mere seseAnt in the lodging house, '.reed iinh as tucki.ig •• • it went to hrd, ...id ringing him a bottle ..1 'A on) water to i•nt to h > d crrpid feet, and sustain a lit:le varnvh and sig. itr Lia decaying and enrr- Irate Pram-; be:•••itse, Salt i.e. this wi.onan wig cm. ph,vel in these vitt 1 devn , ed he:sclf cairn more rectth,,r ::t7t n tr them rn accratrit of the Dnelor's prct•sir tai her, the husband av !iniss-ilt of *A opportunity to charge hint with the cr m. . t :dut.ary, in order to iduntior Inns by the S' , l;:r.rt• I a Court rf Juso,e, " I wilts so God, Geotlerni r, you could see this man, this P, fee ! 1%1 would soon discover that he had cc. l'i.ndaTic fire, 1.1 . Any other/re what. •-••• Jury-boa, and he witi ter than . I eau. Gen it indelicatl in itself, f te. which wciild passe 'final ir.fitrenties of this Incapatile of thc because the Piaintitl is i s in nc hit Ale to.i4ittartt ul the n..ust servant only insfrols ynv that her mistress was once in a disordered dins ; one of her breasts being un•!nvered, and bet hair dishevelled.—Well! The Do for was teaching her to alt. She was, perhaps, at that momeat. iapheasia, in The Grecian Daughter, employed in the charitable office of administering her breast for nourishment to the lips of her ex hausted parent. The maid saw the Doctor some times with his coat on, sometimes off; what then ? He had once his hands round her neck ; what then ? Be was instruaing her to adt. Once he laid his bards on her knee; lie was blind, sod know not w.,err he put them. As to Mrs. Dyke's evidence, it was little short of the guilt of prrjury. She moth festly equivocated, and denied what she attei wards confessed to he true in part. In a word, Gentle m in, if the crime of a lathery lie proved in this case, I knov not any old mitt, in sitnair circumstances %slat the Doefor. who would nor s.:and a chance of being ;inpleaded on the same charge in a Court of J.istice." Lord Etuttrao.touou summed tip in an iwar. 6.1 manner. He conceived the adultery not proved. The Jury. afte- a mn t ent's conferenze, found a verdill for the Defendant. cover or• COMMON PLEAS. Jogs 27. DONNIPLI.T O. 111 WOMB POPHAM. The Plaintiff was a Captain. under the command of the 9, '-• dint, upon the Expedition to Buenos Ayres, •.rnugh' his anion against the Defend ant to Kick upwards of 20001. prime-money. had paid to him iu error. The Plainuff hal alien some valuable prizes, and iu the distribu n•an of prize-money. he allowed Sir Home Pop t•.un's share as that of a Staff Omen. having the pt,a2r to appoila a Ciptaiii under him. He after waidt J.sc .vered his mistake, and found Sir Home Lai only th , ..emperary tank of Commodore. with out the power or appointing his Captain, in coati (iece". of wh.ch, his share of. prize-money was much Icss the , the Plaintiff had fosmerly imagined, and he now !nought Lis aaioo to recuver the ba lance b:t: k. The defence was, that Sir Home Popham had a right to uis full shale of prise-money, tram the rank he then held in the navy. But the Learned Judge was of a contrary opinion, and the Jury, after a short consultation, found a verdi. of 20001. for the Plaiatiff. eve... Let him SIP? 17'.0 :he . plead his clut..e bens teitnt.het arrest t n,ithet?, c‘: oi:;7 lfo re .t Lce to y , , thit such %%ere :he oat tha , he a. as p. •;sicaUr" ctit it to Jo t; is, I ,r 4 4 („7:—.;at. 410m:7 tor popible caw,: The Vi• POLICE. 10W.iTttIT. DVELLIMq. On Thursday evening, Montagne Newland and Ink.ph were !rotten, in the custody of cificer, before Ls am Re so, E. q. the Sit sing M. A ittrate, charging them with a bleach of the pe.re, ill appointing a meeting, is Kensington Gravel ye.terday morning, to fight a duel. In come. qu.n , :t of information received by Baker, they were 3 &leaded ; the Imam at hit residence Qtretn's Elms, and the Litter at the Crown and Anchor puiplie-house, in the Fivc-fields, Chelsea, soon alter eight o'clock. at bteakf.l“. — rne Migiktraaheldthens bath to ben • them selves in 4001. eget), and tyro 'merino in 2001. each. 'The depute originated in thefcilO;4cir. cnmsta c, s :--'i'llese two gentlemea were inti mate hi‘ndi, and went a .hors jaunt together into the coontry. Newland did not pay his share of the expen.se, in consequence of which Wiggins went to his mother's bolo.. and left an abusive message, calling him a sponging fellow. .7.44 parks was ci . iarged with feloniously stealing a g,.1 i watca, chain LW seals, the property nt her N-wtsti. Esq. of Brazen-nose Collene, Oxford. 37.1.ssiard, who keeps the York Coffee. House and Hotel, in Charles-street. Covent-garden, stated, that - u Tuesday night the Prisoner came to his house, arid said he should want a bed there. He tern.:4l , -d in the Coffee-room after all the company had retired. Mr. S. desired his waiter to carry the Prisoner a pair of skpers and a candle, and thew him to ...is b.-taroom. which was accordingly done. Mr. Stannard retired to his bad-room direftly after; but just as he had got into bed, he heard some draweis open, and some one walking on the stair t:e s, is •re the Prisoner's room was ; he in cense q,ience 4ot up. and observed the Prisorer, with a candle in his hind, coming front a room where he Lad no business, and return to the room where he was to skep, and luck himself in. Mr. S. in con sesutence called up same of his servants, and sent for a constible, who turned the Prisoner out of the house. On the tollowing morning, Mr. Newton, who slept in the adjoining room to the Prisoner, discovered that he had been robbed of his watch, chain and seals. niacin-natl. the Constable. who turned the Psi s.mrr i.ut tho house, and supposed he had witch ed h.m tetully, reeollated haying seen a paper ',Ron Lint. with a diredron to the neighbourhood of the Seven DiAls. and went to it accordingly. where he tonnd the Prisoner. with Mr. Newton's watch, rte. upon him. . . The only answer the Prisoner made to the charge was, that the world would soon be at an end. He was committed for trial. FROM sAnnumr NIGIIrS GAZATTE. Yonne Otee,D•weivetneet. Jew 14, UM. ?Join Itehausen, His Swedish Majesty's Minister Fbanipo. t,•ntt.•N .t ths Cntirt, this day delivered to the itiaht Heroine. ,••• Cano.ng, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of A t ., ..tht, e Note, anointment( the bleyee. 6 4 4 of t • ~•qt .s Da, ze, the n oral Itre-s of Vie Sweden Majesty, o. is Act. NI the :.41owingis • translation : •! be troiersignrd Mtnis:er Pieni,rotentiary ef His Majesty th , lone of Sweden, Isis the honour to notify to the bilsontry or Ills c Nl,,yyey, by order of his Court, thattbe town and fortress ~5 ...• • (alien into the hands ef r them's men 'Asir y. His hrtj.,tlie4 to irolisparseable, for the olmo.re 1 forte:ton r,. Contiliberee in the lbaltic, to blockade, by sur,ci:rit cm, •: Jof the trust ',trowel, manner, the en treat, of the rot t.,t Ustl.EIC ; and that tilt:wrote OA e tt..; •;o:.r ati4 toast be consideted as bolos in a state or Out .de. The llaot:ti;gnetl ovai4 hintelf of this Ppportunry tY pt,ew to h.} t:hc lI uty r Aft. CAhntng, the assurances of list hlgh At /611. Jun,: 11 . 1337. G. M. RE/110Sk.N, ktirek y-09: , 47, 1607. Thr Rig'it ll.J.wstab4, Mit Lord' CwitmiAittners of lb* Ad' r3tUta 1..,e plata.el the lion. William Wei. cu ne 0.'4 Fir l%e-r,tari, iq lila MOM 1111 Wpm allay Lsas rctirtd. MILI r Rif PROMOTIONS. Ira -0,%e, Jose 17, lf.u7. • lot Rogintort of Foot Guarili.oictisign Witlient ltyan Cooke to be Lieutenant, without paralyse, ono Davenport, who to' • sighs. • &min the Honourable Charles rosy, frees the 62d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Cooke. Charles tattquier. Eq.( Pato of Harmer to the (tenni), to be Ensign, •rthout ourtiva., vice Thietlethwaite, who resisns Regiment of Fool.--Capisin the if Ft eslerick C Pransonby, from the 6011, Foot, t•i he Major. by ruretase, vice Ilotor..proototrA in the 7th West Nike Kigrmerrt. 71 t 'un—breve: Lieutenant-Col and Nreholas Levett Pea . ..cke, (too. Fialf-rey of the lee Lorn-ri,k FenciLlta, to br• M..,ur, Y.C. I L•r: - .11.141, who eroMing 34 West Intl.a K grosent---MajorCh•rles V.o...unt Petersham to be LE,siterhuit•Colonel, withron purchase. STAFF. Captain George Grogan, on II klf-P,v of the Isle Cnr , rerin Rativr.. to be Maj..r of Ungrale to tie G4ll.Ant of Dao!ut, K.R.I woo res,4rrs I lOSPIT.II. S rA FF. DeNny Purveyor Jo:in Pt/CIP to be Ur; es Purveyor to the Forces. Or ;mow., ()lice, JEW 2S. len?. R. y It c- . ' nt oI A•adi rr r. Major Genrc• Saloom tn 15• I...iiitenant-Entonel t •iee Rmrater, o,tirod co tlieln--did ..1 Dat,.l Jerre Id, 18:17 Captain Edward W. Pritensrd to he Mapr. TICS Satmee. aited a, above. Convenitams i 4 the Loughborough Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Le .; Lee. e•atut ty the Couaty of Luer.ier. 4jnr enmmAttlant James Waott to be Lieutetuot.Colose l C •.notanclant. Dazed Anen4 14, 1805. Capt—in John TOOIIII to be Major. Liated AS above. PARTNERSI4IPti 11191 SOLVED. Wiliam Tharratt 4,vi Thomas C'aphsm, both of Market Ra l ol/, in the county of Lt,eoln, furrows. Jane 18, 1807. Riritard Price and Mteh.‘,l %rural", of the City ai af hosiers aad 'biters Lleeeinh.r 3i, 1808 . Thomas Cruis,her aml Jo to J , h n ton, of Queen street, Chea:iode, glawrs and premt urc Jn r.r 2J , I ga. Rorer Lour.lon,and Witham Darid Jenamgs, of Dort ,ra% Commons, Londin, proari3. June 24, 111.:7. John Croft and Plithiani W.aliter„ N Cheinerfiekl, in the County of Derby, plombr.r. and glazers. April 4,1897 . Wiliam Jar/Mond WJlitm U'Clellan, drapers, dealers'ani ehapmen, of Prestqn, is the county of Lanczour. Jaw V, 1807. Thomas Thompson and Edward Peirce, of Junehutch street, carve,' and via rs. June 24, 1507. Thome, Hunen mid James Hurren, of Coatfield, in the county of Stiffing, shupkeepers. April 15, 1807. MJlinnt Rippnei and Kay Rippon, of Lincoln, hat-manu foamy's. May SG, 1807. Nichard Winitanley and Joseph Whitaker, of 111s.i , hei.ter, in the count, of Lancaster. merchants and ananuf.durci.. June sn, 1807. kitrabeth Thonapeon and Watilm Thrunrnon, of Salford, in the county of I.eneaster, cnopera. June a 4, Iso7. James Sitter!ey and %Vulkane Tyrrell, of 111 , h‘ont-street, Spitalaquare, London, wholesale dru,pers. Juae 26, 11107. li•njamin reareon and Chantioor. Way, at the parish or Hope, and eou,tty of Derliv..:ottnorapioners, May le, 11107. John Farley, Edward Torrey, an JAtt Henry Peacock; viotrier, a pi taynn-keePersat the London Tavern, in Hiahraps gate-street. June 21, intl. Tr;bury sod Daniel Stable, of Watling sheet, Lnn.l.ln, who:eNale dragPi.t.awl eha mists. Jun.' 24, 1807. George St•ipford..J.hrt Mather, Samuel Mather, and John Lomax, Cettoll manufaeterets, at S:ackport, in the county el Clte•frr, and at Manchester, in the county of Lanza .tar. June 21, 1:.07. BANKRUPT SUPER 3F.DED. Jkierth Reek% ick, of East Hare, in the evenly of Dern, dealer au4 chapreaa. . - - BANKRUPTS. Richard Blakemore, of Birmingham, in 01* en!vry of W,r wick, tailor, dealer and chaponan, to burrender. Jai i 10, :1, and August e, at twelve, at the Swan 4totel, m H.gh.strePt, Buestnglmos. Attorneys Mr. Stubbs, Birmingham; and Mr. Egerton, Gray's-inn, Let:don. TupsbaM, in the county of Devon, ship. builder, to surrender, July 111, 17, and August 11, at el...en, at the Globe Tavern, in the city of Exeter. Ittorneys, %cos. Short and Berne" Exeter ; and M.niits. Dreoe .ad Loeham, New-liin, Leman. Fiends Hollins, or Adiborne, in the county of Deft',, to-r -eer and dfSper, dealer and diagnose, to surrender, July *l, at three, 7, at tea, and August S, at four at the Green Man Inn, ire Ashburn.. Att orne y s , Messrs. G oodwin, In Ashboroe ; and Messrs. Bather and Brown*, Fetter-lane, Landon. James Wireleit the younger, of the city of Norwich, et:l eer, dealer and drawee's, to surrender, June 50, at ten, Augurt I, and 8, at fern, at the Caiale, in tee ;noon of St. Peter of Mancroft, in Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. James Boyce, Norwich ; and Messrs. Windus, Sun, and Holloway, Chasseent-laws, London. • JAR b;saniLi, of the town and county of Newcsstia.upon- Ty no. piarseautgara to surrender. July 11, XO, at des Ca, and August S, at five, at the Queen's Had, in Newcastle. ' , poi-Tyne. Attorneys. Mesirs.Clrytou. annual', and 3 ' 11 ". NC OCAIStliFig4Oll. TYRO j and Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Manure, Uncoln'l.lnn, London. Thomas Neseltina and William Lee, of Bridgo.street. Blackfriara, grace's and tea-dwsler", to ...mender, June to, July 4, and August 11, at ten, at Guildhall, Loden:. Attorneys, Mews. Bolton, Line, and Lane, Lawrence Pnalteney Hill. James Sinclair, of Ex cation Dock, Wapping, in the county of Middlesex, 'laugher, dearer and chapasan, to surrender, July 4, 11 , at twelve. and August g , at one._ at Gruildhall. London. Attorneys, Meters. Hama and Lewis, Mark Jane, London. ThontasJeanihes late n( Bunhill•ru,w, in the chanty of Middlesex, wharhnier, ship.ownsit, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Juiy 8, at eleven s 4, and Augn-t 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Loadat. Atttitney, Mr. Nuy, Mincig-lane, Edward Maine, of St. Swithin's-lane, in the cite d Low don, merchant, dealer and chaprrkin, to surrender. Jeer 90, at *linen, July 7. and Aug. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Looduts. At torney, Mr. hlakelock. Elm court, Middle Temple, Lorklon Joseph Williamson, of Queen.street, in the city of Laid in, flow-rattor, to surrender, Jun, 30, July 11. and AnS'io twelve, at Guildhall, Lou:kith'. Attorney, Mr. Kaye, Wshied• 'met, S mer's Town. Richard Ponta, of St. Alban'►, In the cement, of Haftlartl, ibloopkeep-r, to setrewldf, June 30, .1 , 4 H. and August S. at tan, at Gundltall, Leiria°. Attorney, Mr. HogattA,S:aple's ettis, Louden. DIVIDENDS. July 27. William liii4loo,l;;nfWhaley, in the county of Clouser, ltukeeper, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor Inn, in Stuckport, in the county of Chester. July E. (ivory Yield, late of the city of E.tb, in the county of Sotaceet, hatter, hosier, Mules and cnsoman, at eleven, at the Argyie Cuff's house, in she city of Bath. July 41. freakiick Klay, late of Stanbripseatmet, Clare Market, .0 thv comity of Middlesex, goidstwittt and jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July IS. .William Phillips, of Lathing?, in the county of Kent, tailor, at one, at Guildhall, London. July Vb. Thomas Patrons, late 4 Pidarchmoot.place, neve us.ell-equare, in the county of Middlesex, builder, desk* ■i.d chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July It.. William Stephen *tinting and James Bartnn Harding, of Gospnrt, in the county of Southampton, printers, bookie:leis and stAinners, at twelve, at the Crown, in GM port. _ Augost S. Julin Hermaktg, of the perish of St. Andrew, in the Gay of %Viircester, what:smith and srimmungur, at um, at the Crowu Liu, /tread street, in the city of Wurceacr.. July fit. 'Dames Webb, late of Manchester, ta the county nt Lancaster, merchant, dealer end chapeau, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, histichester. and David Hialibertots. of Oxfaed.street. in the county of Middlesex linen drapi.iv, dealers and diapason, at ten, at GrisoLliiall, LOndins. July 41. Ralph Geed, of Beer Marvin, in the eisivity r.l Wilts, linen drepri, dealer rod tliaputan, at clown, at tbe Rush Tavern. Bristol. July St. Humphrey Squire , of ill* city or Exeter. Iron. Ilmni deskrerwl chapin.i. et Seven. at its tiLsSte Tema, is Ms sty of Exeter. July 21. William Pretyinao, c.f great Town street. i n ,), 141 ut Londo . &Amner, deafer an! ehaoo.'n, a' Gliti'dhall, Leiden'. July SI. Jelin edwille, live of Cheirelle, In the e'er g'.. Lonel)iu, linen-drap,r, d•taler end al-.01../..at it t . k .. ) ,, u. a Glaildh.ll, Landon. • . LIVITIFICATE.3—Juior IS. Samuel Reelinson, of Mani:neste r. J... the "uty of Lava. ter, reereeint, dealer and chepe..:i. ( rranci. Wtteley. otherwi, Nic4uli- 4We ...1 anent., i t , pan.), qf D•e . sley, m the county uf Cguueeete tut! ter, dealt mud claprean. INS( ILA ENT. PRISONER in the KING's itrNe.:l Pcisen, in the Count! of Boner. I' I It&T ic L. IC illfreq Robin*, fornertr of .r.strert, Its the p , rnu S . .uthwaric, amt : a t. o f Ws:worth, inthe entautv th 4 ware!,on*e nan. MEETINGS OF CR EDI l'O.t'; AT GUILDHALL, eo•wolt a .w. Ro•mt Cox, Castle.strec, solthmal m m c, carpenter . . .:. JAines %ValLiam+. Bri.r.4„ rsob.km . . ... . ..Vi!liltrl Mo ley, Drury 14;se, Mul,Veses, wareh ouse . a ~ man . . . Itorbert Corner, New Giseel 'Lie. Nl'ddlasex, stop sc. I er . . . Aim'. Isaacs fling, Great Ptosoott-street, Cloodinaa's. tliddlesex, increnant Richard Gl'nom, Salby, Yorkshire, cooper Elisabeth Kent, Knossos, t)aiodshin•, diaper William Wynn Atkins, Mesita, Ws.wickshire, car . • I 14 DIVIDENDS. Elisabeth Fitton, Bolven-rsa-tlie-Viuors, I.4lleJS;lirr, Thorn,' ewcy, Old 'Chang e , L on d on , hiker . . Thomas l ook,by, Chatham. IC , nr, linen-dra,,er Willl2m 'Phones en, Gra.: Portland oetreot, Heidi:tea. coal-merchant l • . • Jfeliery Scrape, formerly of Q.neen street, Cheaprade, London, aPerwarda of Bratimoot..rareet, Pdary.ta. Bonne, and now of ited-liongmeet, Holborn, Mid dlesex, atoclaruker • I . Peter Lindsay% f erneerly of Greenwich, Kew, baker, but ;aloof Barking. Essex, farmer . • IA Isaac Niguel:lin aid Oarid Amick, Cheap•ide, Loodon, perfuniers ▪ ea . John Lewis Topping, Bialsop's•gate.rareet, London, (Inner . . . . . William VI7 ebh . late of Westminster Bridge road, Sut• ley, cual•oleschaut . . CERTIFICATLS. Edward Newbury, of Old Mead-street, tn the city of Loader:, bustrl , -r, deale• sod chapman. lames Pepper, of Ba'acto's4latfield, to the county of H,s• ford, lin en•drarr. deafer and Chapman. radius? Baurk, of Queen-street, Cee...oide, I•oldoh,stiiis reface, dealer and c.harr.an. Janes Marais, of Stratfe.d, to the county of Ewa, en.... 11.-, dealer and chap•aan . 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