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LAW LVT,ELLTGLACE. COURT OF CHANCERY, L . RSAT $. SRE;t:Yoss of LORD HOLLAND St.All•Xlia ' ad SAYRE. This was an application to set aside an onlit'of Loral Erskine, directing that 3113504 - 011;11t i 4 and Sayre, Solicitors, aliould he istad a fin of costs 'unit or certain funds in Cotirt. _ . . - It appeured that Mr. Peter Taylor, %name dos ceased. and his son, Robert Puris Tailor, sieve in partnership in a large contract 'and commissary husittess, during which time Robert Paris Taylor became indebted to the lute Lord Ilolland in the sum of 46,11440 L ; and to secure the pay meat of that sum, hi: father Peter Taylor joined him in securi ties. On the decease of P e ter Taylor, he be queathed to Robert an annuity of buol. a-year, ou condittea tbot he gave up all claims ou his estate as a creditor, which Robert did not *swept, preferring to be a creditor. It was doubted by the Exacuairs of Peter Taylor that he was a cre ditor, on which he tiled a Bill spinet them, and the then Chancellor referred the accounts to a Master, who reported he was a creditor. :\lessrs. Miller and Sayre were the Solicitor* of Robert • Paris:Taylor in that suit, and the costs is question accrued on it. It further appeared, that the Exe cutors of Lord Holland filed a bill against the Executors of Peter Taylor and Robert Paris Tay ler, tin the issue of that cause, in 1791. Lard Kenyon decreed, that there shook} be a receiver appointed to both their estates, and the interest of them should be paid into Court ; and also a glum tity of slaves that belonged to Robert in the West lollies should be veld, and the purchase-mimeo paid into Court, for the purpose of discharging tbe ..itt due by the father sad son to the estate of Lord Holland ; and that the different bills t.f costs should be taxed and paid, except those of Ttichard Paris 'Taylor ; they were to he taxed, and the amount of them paid into Court, and to, be cousiiiercAl as a start of the load for liquidating Lord —inns. There was a subsequent applicution tootle so the part of Lord llolland to Lbrd Rosalyn, the then Chancellor, who ordered the estate of Peter Tayliir to be mild, and the tatmey in Court received Iron, the estate of Hobert to be paid to the Fcteutors of Lord Ifulland;which was accordingly done, and they both together were sot sufficient to Day off the debt. When Lord Erskine was Lord Cnaneellor, Miller and Sayre mode an application for their costs, and lie made an order in their favour. Mr. Rtrasaos coutendeil, that the Solicitors could.hare em clines in. the estates, or the motley arising front them; that that Court never interfere with the casts of Solicitors. If they choose to be employed by en insolvent, they must abide by the inaolveacy. if the Coen was to secure to Solici tors their costs, Solicitors would not care what baits they were engaged in, the merits or the poodiless of their ease would be a matter of no conseipieitee. Lord Erskiiie never could have known the merits of the case ; for if he had, he would never have ;made an order so contrary to the practice of that Court. Mr. HART contended, that the Solicitors had a riAht to be paid their costs, and quoted a number of awes in the King's Hooch and Commoo Pleas, where they had recovered under the same circum stances as the present 4 are. He stated, that if an Attorney brought an action for his client nu a pro missory note, and recovered it, although the Plaintiff might be indebted to the Defendant in a much greater sum, by some ether transaction, yet as the Attorney revniered in the action, the De fendant would be obliged to pay him his costs. The Loan Cuancxxi.oa observed, there were two ways of considering the case. As to costs, in a case where there were costs het seen Plaintiff and Defradant, the Court always took care to settle it between them, without any considgration of the Solicitors. He could not perceive bow he could ellnw the order of Lord Erskine to *mud, without altering the decree of Lord Kenyon, and that could not be done without a oshearing. This was his opinion at present; but he would read over the different papers relative to the cause, and if he foitiel any meson to make alter his opinion, he would infortn,Mr. Ilan of it ; but if he said no thing on the subject before Saturday, Mr. Richards might take out his /mire. ROLLS COURT, C . T Lair, MAT a. vinotraT MAHON C. EARL STARIROPI. Earl Stanhope preseuted • Petition, praying. that the decree In this cause, made by his Honour, might he varied. Earl Sr A SHOPE ILlLlftlstd tis Honour, and after apologising for diaring with him in judgment, cointneaced as follows :-4. Sir, I believe there never were persons a ho perfr :Wwal the trusts reposed in them better than my reciter and snyselE If there had tenl been an estate ia_aaatstrwiation, .(which there w.fal. I would have been justified in ea: . ing. The marriage settlement provides the power of selling, and the money to be laid out in mortgage ; althonei it rays, 1 am to pureliase another estate, it makes the proviso, proviso, that it is to be done with convenient speed--and what a the meaning of convenient speed ? It means when it can be done with coavenience--that is—when it can be done to advantage. Whatever may be the general law on this guestion, it cannot apply, where a case is specially prov ded for. 1 am very glad to see my learned friend Sir Samuel Romilly here, as 1 have a serious complaint against him, whieh, from his candour. I am sure he will acknowledge; his statement as to the 121,000 wa. fallacious—trot true; this was an estate sold in my father's day ; but allowing it to bean act of my own. I have a right to have each a sum by me. I may at any day I please pay off any three daughters portions, which amount to 1'25,000! so instead of my having t'21,000 ready. I ought to base £25,900. This a strong ground why that snm should sentairt bu mortgage ; but there is a stwateor— . J Can 'lnc! purchase a cheap estate by burpg isstPplione. fat there are persons always ready to IiSI fot.theni; and it it possible to fano u manor by going thrubgh the count 7 and purchasing cagy stuki farm you can find ? The praverof the tall did net Tueiluor. did not ask far lisle redress which is give, by the decree, for they limirthe prayer to my own life time, but Mr. Richards stated, they prayed fer, genetal relict. its a Parr of the Realm, I argue aria: its general polity. They were wards of CeStiSe."set 101381; YAW superfluous words in a bill . wens the:attar as in an tilietineot, where it stated nht Xeilig.iu the fear of Cud, but under the ludo elsce of the Devil. • The prayer of a bill must be stippirtipilty charges, and the charges supported by facts. wanted to try Mr. Ilithtilig4; to impeach liiiu for one thing, uud try him for another. Suppose the if,OOUl. was iu the 3 per cents. and the trustee had found an estate which he coo ld purcluise for 30,00u1. he went to sell out, sail the funds lied fallen. and he could only get 17,0001. for them, be must either let it remain as it was, oe lose 40001. But by the money .being out oe mortgage, it we not flutikak log. and was at all times ready to be called M. Sir, iu respect to the Derbyshire estate, I have stated in my answer, that every thing that ought to he done has been done, and that not any. thing derogatory to die interest of my sou has taken place ; then why should your llouour grant un in junction on that cluirge ? What was my agreement with Mr. Ilartwright, who was to have been the purchaser ? I have a copy of it, and these are the exact worts: 64 that la mild execute the sale as far us I was lawfullyanthoriscil." This ass not taking any thing from the .trustre, it was only securing a purchaser, and ouch a one us abut is not to be found every day ; a gentleman possessed of fortyssix thotsaud a year. Did this infringe on the rights of the trustee ?—No, it was for hint to have carried the sale into execution, if he thought it was en advantageous one. My agree:neat was no longer binding ou toe, only as. it met .the appro bation or disapprobation of the trustee, and it 'Autd not be said that this was not a cause loran application for ad injunction. I never heard Counsel mistate facts so much as Mr. Ilichairt!s and Sir Samuel Itiouilly have done. Ido not say they have. done sa intentis 'tally, but they have got it ' from the isifinnotis brief* put into their hands." Mr. ittemseo, said, he would take up the at tention of the Court only far a few moments ; it was not from disrespect to Earl Stanhope, bat he raulel hot see the object of the Noble Lord's peti tion, except it was to make a speech. that no Coutisel could make without a dereliction of his profession. The MASTER of the Rota.' observed, that the minutes stood now as they did after the arguments, when he heard this anise before, and as it was not a petition for a reaheicitig, he world dismiss it, but as there was an alteration made iu the decree, he would not dismiss it with costa. POLICA. GI:U.IMM L. Ber!taolin Redd and Robert Pars ky were fully committed by the Sitting A rovms•li, charged with deaiiug two mato' of paper, the property of Niewors. looginan awl Dickenson, stationers, ON I.sulgate hill. It appeared that the Prisourni were the porter and twrittwltri the Proteeutors, and had often been iu.she huhit of stealing paper, oralselliogit as waste paper ; they laid sold tire moues at different times to a Mr. Goddard. a tallow-chandler, in Fleet market, front whose house two reams were pro duced and sworn to. The parties were bound over to prosecute. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. TORTINOUTH. MAT t. This day sailed the Newfoundland cearoy, under the:bra/Su fri4ste, /ion. Capt. Irby. wild the dive gar sloop, Capt. White. atm the Pelter gun-prig, with a convoy for Plymouth and Cork. '1 he trade fist the Brazils, uncle: the Preaident, Capt. Niackvii. zie, will sail immediately on the arrival of Lord Strangford, who is expected As-morrow morning. The litolstenied frigate, Capt. Mating, accompanies Isis Lordship as far 114 Mullein.. Viee-Admiral Bostic arrived this morning, and iininediately hoisted his flag, under the custilitiar salute, on Immo! the Leopard, of 50 gum.. The Admiral, with the East !udia ships, will sail on ‘l'esluessiay. —The iir.'esse sloop of war, with the Leeward Island ships, will sail with the mori.ing tide. FALMOUTH. •nut. 33. Arrived this day the Amenean ship Osage. Capt. Duplex, from I. tLieut, five (lays (swage. her is arrived Mr. Nnurse, the Ainericon Messenger, who is gone off with dispatches for the American Minister iu London. It is said that Bonaparte has declared he a ill not allow any nation to re main neutral. The thia;e, previous to her arrival at L' Orient, wad boarded by a British cruiser, in consequctore of which she wus seized by the French Government, and live weeks had elapsed ere she was released. The Rochfort squadron had arrived at Toulon:and sailed from thence, in compete" with the Toulon s•lnudmtt, winch. after gning with them to a eclair latitude, again retur n ed to pert. The fforterae and fieratieze frigates anir;tl at Rue:d'ort nn the SSJ March. haviag lauded 160 ..priarners, takep. from 15 Euglish prizes they had captured. . DEAL. )lAT 2. Arrived the Trompritse, from a cruise ; and re mains in the Dow.to with the ships soul the expo& tie° tntuspurts, s il6 troops, &e. as per last. nAuss!cn, MAY 2. Yestenfay evening saileci the diackloottl packet, Captain Bridge, with mails for Hetigoleniri. This day arrives! the Ranger sod Rose, from R cruise; and termini, with 35 sail of tranvia/Is, hav ing on hosts, the nth, 79th, anti nqd regi ment:4 anti part of the 95th ride corpa.—Wind S.E. Last Monday, a farrier, of the first re7,iinent of Dragoon Guarrie, stationed in Newick barracks, re tired to the privy of a publie-houvr, where he had been dritiking, arid eut his throat, but had no sooner committed the rash act, than he betrayed symp toms of repentaace, by quitting h s retirement, and calling to a man hard Lc. to i.bserve how his nose Lied, which he tittered to Le understood, although his wind-pipe was severed. After a few paces he dropped, upon which e.bistanee was trilled, when he was taken to the barracks, where the inland was sewed up, and he now lies in a fair way of citing well. The• Doncaster Volunteer Infantry march to - Pontefract, on Monday, the ltith of May, on per rnanent daty for fourteen days. The 11 - akeseld 'Voittnteeni also tnarch to the same yak( °a the FROM LAST mcnrs C.IZETTE. MIMI PS I; ISAALV ED GreFury Jercsotals lines and Laiword Lauspert, of Crimea esti, kens, ship ovum Mal y, soots. Mary Fodor, sod Mary Auto Sasous, row Mary Ass Tre stles, aalasoliniatrcussa, Passaic, Sinologist's§ Dec. 14, i NO - Loess lsolooloral (lately &wowed), 1. some Beunett, tad Thoass Marcia, of Halberts-bridge, Laotian, cisme soanicrs. • Mattis to, 11411. Niclsolas Gaiodurd (lately deceased), Thomas Neu roam, Wilhmu Ilvouctt, sod Thomas March, of Holborn-bride, Lontdoll, i lire.rawalgcrs. May in, sabot beano, col Minoan Gunn, of ::Jester, curr:itra. April 40, 140 a. Wi Ellis and John Reicher, of Fencharch-street, oactioseers. April 30, 11110 14 . Janie* Wilkimoa and Jilalfltiillow, both of Preston, Lan caster, newest. Oct - . Johrlittatil owl Timmins Dories, of Bristol, glover.. Dec. /4, pao;. William Marriott, Ileor Barton, and Joins Barton, of Manchester, cotton-uterrba...t... Jan. 1 , moo. Henry Barton, John Barton, Williams Marriott, and Jobs Fisher, of Manchester, oottou-merchants. Jaa. t, 11104. William Sharron aid Julia ktolicrts, of Ilaudirster, cot ton-mar sfattarms. April id, t. 04. Thomas Dray the elite, illeuenas Dray the mintier, and Joka Dray, of Hythe, Kent, eseal-rnercharits. .1 pi il .7, i a•,a. J. C. Hughes suit John Droves, of the New Road, Ike atuodsey, tanners. May 3, I sos. James White and Nathaniel Poole Leigh, of the Veterinary Infirmary Island, Exeter. March 1..7, land. Samuel James Britton and 'fboneas Purdy, of St Paul's Chureb-lard, musical iustruutent-makers. April ao, imps. George Laing and Edward Bonnie, of Great Tower-bill, ship and itesurance.brokerr.. April au, I Son. ' William Mani erne% and Joi.o Freld, of Osfrd.street, Mid dlraesr, tet winery -surgeons. March 43, lane. Areusby cad John Dulness, of Grees-street, Itch nest's-row, Illsekfrise's-rmid, Surrey, carpenters. May a, 1800. William Smith and Richard Hackett, of Aldersgate-street, Louden, rurrirra May 3, lams. James Ittihad.' and Matthew Wharington, of Leeds, ca. hint-makers. May 3, 1106. JAM* Phillip* l.acas and Joke Kempeoli, of Birining'iam, auctinmem. Aril Id, tilos. Retire Parry he !minim and Aaron liullimpriest Barlow, of Liverpool, r mbar'. Aril wr, l 10.16 iihien Burt and Newman, of the Bormrh of Suutlisiark, and as Poole, Donictaleire, merchant*. Nu n h 15, I Soh. Itolt'll V 311% and John Blinn, of Spital-aquare, M iddle- MT, art- unn.iiiat tnreni April JO, 111011. P iNKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Etaitolgtes, kale of Watford, Herta, calm- 141:SERUM - CI ENLARGED. Thumps Itot!,:n, of Langton little, York, dealer and thapuluo, from May so, to Juue eu, at tee, at t►e l'utru Ilan Tavern, Iltiehetutul,Yerk.. BANKRUPTS. WiMain Uilliama , of Parl-street, Islington, Middle sex, (wipe:tie, to sorreArr, Ka, to, 14, at one, awl J nom 14, at tar ire, at 1.004144 Attorney, Mr. Jack sou, Hatton-garden, Loran,. Jolio Cum tate!,, late of Ntertlyr Climurgan, ins keeper, to anrtiontr,•Moy as, at, and /Our 14, at eleven, at the Cr..mo Inn, Merthyr T,a'il. Attoroey a, M. Jenkins, bourn sad Abbott, Kea-too, Lundoo ; and Mr. 'Niihau) Ileyreck, Merthyr Tyavd, tßonssrgan. Jobs Brae, of Liverpool, whin sad spirit isierdismt, to marre;.4l-r, May la, IN sod Jew 14, at twelve, at the Glut* Trues, Jnlmatetet, Liverpool. Attorseys, 11i r. Thomas Wotdk, Juba-stri et, Boraml-nee, Laude.; sad Mr Ed. uril GMBH', Loa er Cootie. Mnert, Liverpool. Thorns. Kaye, latr of Littletot ;nigh, Rocbdale, Lauem ler„ asollou-aianotartarer, In surret.dm, May 40, 27, end Jaar 14, at eleven, at the Swan len, Rochdale. Attorneys, Mr. Philp Hoed, 1 ample, Loomis; and Mr. Slum, Roch dale. (tartest Rubino's, of Wued-atreet, Cbeaps:sle, I,uaaluas, awl Alderslrani, Wets, ckstb•ourker, to surreutkr, ]fa) 7, at taw, llt at trove, ad /mite 14, at oue, at t:niklitall. Loudon. At tort.r. a, Messrs. Gala mod Soo, Itedfunl-strast, lit dfos tl : rovr, 1.0 uJua. Julio of Gentles -street. St. Pawn*, Mirklimes, grocer, to surrender, Miry 9, It., at twelve, sad June la, st tea, at Guil4h4l, London. Mummy, Mr. Thomas John-stn.et, Filutrymimare. John !stiles, of Pieesitilly, Middlesex, enepritii, to sorrel...ler, May 7, 17,, andJime Is, at Tea, at Gnilnhibit, London. Aitorosa, Messrs. Rim and Abraham, Latour's place Broad-street, Geddes...quart, London. Ritiert Farbridge, of earastumpiam, Lent-road, Sarre!, timber-merchant, tosurreadm, May in, li, and Jan. 14, at are, at Guildhall, Loadom Attormy, Mr. tinetriatil, Great !resent street, Goodessairs-tields P• 141 lister, late of Ileinusatall, Halifax, York ; Lister, hiti , of Morton, Rangier, York; aud John Liras lxittnin late or strtclou, Kedir k, York, eotwo.spinners, to pursepier, Ma) la, at roar, vs, and June it, at eleven at Ilse %Slide Haml Mb, (Wry, 1 Prk. Attorneys, Mr. Juba Smith, : 6 11r) ; u.d Messrs. Laky and Stocker, Co. uirsPs LotaLni. Julia flamer. of B'ecLbara, Lasesater, dealer and chap mon, to varrra.lrr, 11a alb at 14.14 24, W eleren • urd Jane 14, ad five, al tla• New lon, ttlaa.kbun, Lour:Later. Aatur. ins, I,lr. 11,..maa AI , . art h. 131.trt1mtr.. ; awl Haan. Clarke Ell' trharala, t tumult laue, I.usilua M Kissel /scuba, of con salge . street: *wises, Soot tyleoptos, pl pm nit, to swami r, 31 sy 7, 11, Sad iltfor 14, attrit e, at Guikihall. I Asotio. t At turteryr, Mr. Abralstun Isaacs, G rouge : street, Minot its. flirter Tru totberk, late a itatbbame-plaeP, Middles a, apbotatern, to sarmeer, May 14, ati, al tstlver, atnlJtsue 14, at 1t.., at tAttlitill, Att iwon . Colkar Groril, us, .110 g turobt.ty. . , Jolta lows, of Ind GI trel-lace. Watp:ag, Middkora, emu- &rho% to surrender, tiiay7,4t,sadJoao 14, at twelve at Luaduu. Anomie's, Masers. Barker said remark. Old Broad-str,...t . _ _ . _ Past Littler, of Slater Jag, York, anthill-spinner, to anr render. May 13, 17, 441.13Wr4 Is, at PICVTA at the DWI Ta- Vera, MaorbeFter. Attoranw, WSW,. M;latead aad Ains worth, Mauthratc. and Me , sri Mitre and Parry, l'entrir, laredwo. • igamiaim %yak of Bah. ilingsilt a to sarreruler, 3lay 16, ts, earl Jaw 1 1. at c4r.va, at the Itabla Tavern, AMMO Attorney, Mr E.derard Stephens, Small-street, ttri.tol . Mr. Samuel White Sweet, lisales.Batteh-Ilialla, lamer. Temple, Lamle& DIVIDE' PS. Jane 11. Jews Pi uhert, of Leadeultall-strert, I.lmsdaa, vietealkr. at twelve wt Guildhall. June 11. Frame's lIuH, of Jentqw.street, W. shantstrr, Malaria-a, eatiatusiaer, at use, at Gsildhall , London. May 114. Juba Audit, and l'lhnuss Anther, of Gnat St. Haifa's, Loadus, ivaarancr-hruher•, at tea, at Guildhall. May 31. ( Wirier Frederick Schntall, of Jcitiis street, Lasedun„itieirhatit, at oar, at Guildhall. Jinn Juha 11;uskv1/01, of 13a4Lpicats, LefigiON straw bat m.konfacturt r, at wksen, at linittlinJl. May 'A. Thorans Itrad, of IVlnteontbe•strret, Chariot. cr.en, !Uichi!c.r: j. stilt r, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ontkaa. JUPC IS. VI alhasa ' Mash", a Drury -Is .1 . . Moh.is ma, wars houseninn. at tee, at I:nihilist!, Lutadou. May a.t. Juba Lammluta, of Holborn, :11iddicatit, hoes drarer at ts Ave at Gathlhall, Luadon. . . . . May ta. Milano baaifa, of hortdot •et, Cl+eisea, plan fever, at tea, at tiollltilLl I-ondkat. J•ly 9. William Hanittsy, of FalanowiN. Cornwell, and of tireat Itell-alley, Culetinawaireet, Lunuon, merebant, at twelve, at Eisikthall. - _ _ --- . - Jane 16. Thomas Bates, of Clieetbant„ near Illaarkestrt, and 3.mihas Bates, of Halifax, 'Cork, woo:staplers, at el sea, at the White 11.i.ns las. Halifax. _ . Jaw 11. IS tlllaim Wiintesel. of Clsarame.erunt, stationer, at tveln, a 1 Jane t 4. Thomas Ralfe sad Juba Gautoilttl. of Leades►ail. street, London zwerrbaata, at twelve, at Gasklhall. 14117 n. Joint ‘ifIXILIt, of oldhllll1 ' Prrptrieb , 1-..nenstnr, goberetr, nt t.clie, at the lavas. at Miss Itagartarta, jun ket per., tti.l4aws Ms) n' Jolla stauie) , od htnrstots.upont-11•11, tatTchaot, at elms, at Mr White Han Tarn—, ii:agrta-...5..c1` all May 7. George P. wets, late of I.eteleuiltll. &Ai I ..e AAA...H}, poulterer, at to tr.-, at Gal:hall. Jaue t Sward Bottositry, of Sat.r.l, Lancaster. Now werekant, at three, at the Dog Tien..., Maw:Lott. r. Hay an. 31 tlltatu Aunty Hebb, of Mrielpoetb, bee,. draper, •at ekteu, at the. Crown Jou and Itclal !had, Prkignortit. 11. ay jI . Jolla Skill willed, late of Stanton St. Joke, Ox.. font, bottler, at detest, at the llaufb...rough Anus 1,,, WuothstucL, Oxford. 1114 y i 7. JuaLua Hiipkieut, of Aleester, Warwick, 'meet, at twche, nt S.wau Imo, at Akester, ye .e 1 it. El.rtla tit Grace Simpson, is rr of it is the Lih. ty Hte Has, Mid.h.SeVy tailor, at at GuilAthal 40111111: 3:ay :7. Hob:rt Basks, of Baia. r-la:dge,' I aneteter, cot ton-manor...lu' r, of a ercu, at the %%hitt Holm, Preston, Lesteaot. May tn. Eves Ba,ka, or Buell:qt.-la idge, I.nneaster, eutten gag teraelarer, at the White Hurse,,Pi.ek 'enemata May 13, EA‘vard Atkiusen, title of I.aueattry, futAisti-ttiatufJetu. et, at ekven, at the kilo.' ea lAA. K t . gala, .. . CERTIFICATES.—MAT es, itilliam Dunlop, of New.. astle-upeni-Tyae, incachett. Horatio Barton, of liancliaster, I-awarder, dye Joseph Mason Goan, of Birmingham, Warwiek, inev - haut. Joh., Usidcrlidl, of iiirminehaus,Wars irk, tarectuat ('harlra Hubbard, •f Norwich, kale release. Jews Sinclair, of I Yapping, kliddleeen, victualler . Thomas Squire, late of {lest-square, St George's-facials, Sur. try, dealer and chapalita. Thoin.-a %Vali, of Bristol, conemombrewer John le.iit the Younger, boo or late of Southwitk. South ampton, builder. John Stanley, of Newtown, krontgernery, tellow-el.endler. . , —......... PRICe OF STOCKS YEXTEirb 3 per (Aut. reduced ' 661 3 per Cent. C4/111. . 611:e 3 4 par c C r e u n t t . Navy 1113.1 Out 9 'mug Asunitise Irish 3 per Cent ludia Stuck Ditto &Muds .......... ..... U. Ss. prem. EleitOlinee 11i114 Engird' lottery Tickets Cusook tut 7'. SIAN, Stut)-bruttor, 4, Cotuldlt, am. 9„ (*korai' Cm* Col.'/ant OF EXCHA: GR, MAY 3. Aniik nlum.... 13 le I U. Lisboa 4.:41 nil Ico at Sight.. 35 9 I Oporto Rot'. rot tom C. C. It 9 2 V. l r Dubita... Ilamtairels.... Si 9 tit% Cask Alton& B4 so ail]. 114'1.1.10,1. Peril Ditto I I'S 24 Coin mot ho r s 1. ~ j. itom.:t nun Cali? Madrid et 'diatom 'sea Lit+ll..ti ...• 0 5 2 Bathos ...... I.eelow, Irak.l.ll 44 At:.o ols th.• Baas? 11.111•1.4 Germs Veuice a. C se Do. Ina , BIRTH. Au Sal(lay last, t►e Lad) of lease Golahwid, of Skital square of • sou. . . MARRIAGES. OuSaterday, br the RI, %V John Burfired, the Rev. Jam Minims Burford, of htratfordtireen, to :Miss Burros, of %Vast. Ham, Lb.:), douglittr of the laic Roger SW flAlr. VIA of Ear tcr On Tuer...f.y ar'nnial.t, et Otley, atter s JrrowtJar wiitos heod id Hue.. ii...oths, Gri,rgi Ratrick, of haul., s. worth, agril to Mr, Milton, ut Barks-rouil-head, aye/ 414 making the fourth visit p...d by theth hashw), awl the Muni by bib fair herds, to the attar of Ityvaeu. Is compile'''. with a Taiga: ieutioo, that the stile brwg married ill 14 ~fate of aridity, extnierates her husband trop legal ofillgat.ior to diecharge any dramatis upon her poem the lady, r itla ono la sixoclyin, hyena tat disrobe her elf at tie altar, sad d.d nut dead': 411 her aunts* resnaii.ed her only covering; thus haring attaimm the very aiimuin.t of the nude Ica, the mar riage mei moo, eimanstoced, soil it rat wit till the whole had been deliberately . gone through that the panshatxtou, is the capacity of ratting 'rat began t o this /Moo- Mg daughter of Ere, a...i to rev re, by the C,^ hit heat of warm clothing, that ~aril of liyux.ueal lire, shit h a chilling air and lantrial atmosphere had nett nigh extinguished. DIATHS. On Saturday evening last, at ►ia apartments ito Edga are Road, Mr. Juba Omen, late of bath. On Tuesday, la Partland.plaur , Mn. /leotard, wore id Jot. PuWilms beatsed, P. for the coma of La tole. NVDDEN DEATHS. The Rte. John Jordan, of Dompicsiale. Pembriakraidirt: while i 6 tic act urea .viu2 himself, ois Wedateday imuraser, fail mmis, wad espieril !--slaiavara the coaoty regret the lorrs of ar. upr.got Slur.strate , ,and ameely, • our thy. ;ft. al 0136. . . . . . hauday morning last, in English-street, Mr. Jose': rearm., luvii t i. Hr had retired to bed in gaud health, sad in tb.• uroruing aes found dead by the aide of its elk. A few days nor, :11r.Heary Hutlacrfue,i, of I3CI a Beak, Dur ham, at the prime ot lA, farmer. He utut in pert:xt health and %pied■ dump, the ahukaflerauuu. At Sunderland, no Tuesday senuight, Margaret Noble, aged 21. Her death was aarAilly sadden. She aasat a nice. ry-nviking ; and, white ia high - health and spirits, dropped Mean apoil the tiwr, in the midst of the darner, sad apiarist i - baeaday, the gist Mai. oaru ta, Mr. Julia Saadersera, of the se .dewy at Aharfaril. 'ruts r omsisin t; youth, while to the act k. pion a rail, fell down stud iustautly expired. 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