The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-10 00:00:00

LdIV INTELLIGENCE. • COURT OF CH ANCERY, MAY 81 mo raw 's. Several points were decided on mottoes thb' day, and among the rest one which arose in the cause of scan V. MACKINTOSH. It appeared, that Mackintosh was a provision Mir chant, and had been a provision broker to 11 . demblp extent. Scott purchased the gotod-will of his brokt•rage business, antler a bond and cotenant that he was not any further to exercise It in the city of London, and the usual engagements in sachems. Mackintosh continued hiabusiness of provision mer child, and. likewise, as the Plaintiff alleged, that of provision broker ; upon which the Plainti ff his bill of injunction against' the lkfendant, to restrain hint from carrying on the brokerage busbies*: and also (we should imagine) for an &cermet, though tkat was not distinctly alleged. The Plaintiff likewise brought his action at law for damages upon•his bond and. covenant. The answer in the equity bait was • referred for insufficiency; and was pronounced by Master Coke to be insueimit, and tisereapen the injunction was granted ; but the Master of . the 'tolls being of opinion that the answer was anfick enti.-this njonction was dissolved. The Plaintiff, in the mean iime proceeded at 'miler damage to the amount Oa far as cooed be collectigl from the bel t &twat statement of the case) of Aleut 12001. The Defendant paid 7501. info Court, which the Plaintiff took out, and "in proceeding afterieards was non- suited. " • The motion now (by Mr. Anal) Was to revive the injunction. The Loan CHANCELLOR said, that though there was an appeal from the decision of the Master of the Rolls, the answer for the present must be taken as sufficient, and thefore he could not revive the in- junction. The Plaintiff, he also said, did not ap pear to he put to any great hardship by this, when Ise had got 7501. in a cause in which he had been noo.suited ; and he could not expect to restrain the Defendant from selling his own provisions. Hemight as well expect to restrain him from eating them. — Injunction refused. 11.‘ KKUPT PETITIONS. Some petitions in bankrupt cases were disposed of; and among others, that of EX-PARTE BLAKE, IN TUE RATTER OF BARNARD BROOKE, A BANKRUPT. When Brooke's attain had become deranged, one Suffield, a creditor, and afterwards Blake, another of the creditors, bad applialfor a commission. Be fere either of them bad i been opened, Blake sag. gested, or appeared to approve when suggested, a trust-deed for the distribution of the bankrupt's ef..: fects. Trustees were appointed. Suffield was ill. duced to !Ave up his commission, and then Blake (as was stated in the allidalits)insisted upon a handsome 1 sum being paid to him for abandoniug his commis• sion, as well to Suffield. The alleged acts of bank ruptcy upon which Btake founded his commission were two : the execution of, or assent to, the trust- I deed, by the bankrupt ; and the compromise with i pffteld. A Mr. Toilets, or Timauts, then sued oat a third commission, which wiz opened; and sew Blake applied by petition to- supersede this thipll commission, and to have his own proceeded la. , The Cmascar.r.oa 'doubted whether any of -the commissions could be supported—certainly not that of Blake. l'ae compromise with Suffield was no act of bankruptcy, unless the bankrupt was a party to it • and Blake could not found a commission upon the bankrupt's being a party to a trust.deed, which Blake himself had encouraged. The prayer of this petition, therefore, could not be complied with. RE.PARTE STAPLETON, IN THE MATTER OW WOOLLEY, .1 BANKRUPT. The bankruptcy in this case took place in 1808, and the pe titioner Stapleton was chosen assignee, end as such carried on the bankrupt's trade of brewer or liquor merchant for a much longer time . than was necessary for windingep the concern. lie was, in 1809, removed from being assignee, and a question arose how he was to account to the credi-1 tors. It appeared to the Chancellor, that the credi tors mi , either take the whole as he left it when from the assigneeship, in which case he / . be obliged to account for the profits, if any, but not to make up the loss, if there had peen-any loss; or they might insist upon having the stock in trade as it stood when the concern ought to have been wound up, iii which case the petitioner must make up all the losses, but would be entitled to the profits of the business, if .1 o any. The second assignee -hose the latter alternative, and the Chancellor or lered an account to be taken before the Muter upon hat footing. The several items of the account wets :eenty_coatested befoul the Mater o nnd no Goal ad. itisintenrlitts as yet taltetrptace: - •• • ---•-- --- .':.;-:- r" . Tbe petitioner now applied to the Court for ae• orde r , to be allowed In the account several sums re taint! by slr second assignee, as profits arising from the (retie while he managed it upon the prin ciple of the order made nearly five y_eors ago ; and the answer of the Counsel, Messrs.. Hartand Wing. Isid, was, that there had been au agreement between the parties that these sum , : should be set off against o larger sum due by Stapleton to the concern, bet tit answer was not borne.out by the aadavits. The CIIANCELLOS observed, that if the parties and their agents had proceeded as they ought to hays done upon the plain directions of an order made. nearly five years ago, they might easily have finished the whole business in five or six weeks. •Now, how. ever, in the year 1813, he was applied to for tits same order as that which he had made in 1809, and yet the pour Court of Chancery was blamed by tlss, public for delays whim arose 'Mindy from theeou. duct of parties and their ageidi. . There could be nii i doubt (as the allegation of an agreement was not supported), but the petitioner was entitled to have the profits accounted for ender the order of • 1809 ; and, therefore, be saw no OCeilli•W to make mothers I , such order now. - The only ; order be . should make, would be oneforthe purpose of making a slight ad., ditien I. that of 1809, which had become necessary, owing to the delay. • • In the courts of the argument the CUANCELLOX expresser:llmi enrieeity to know what lad been done witha gaastit s y of bad beer which belonged to ele concern, and was stated to be good for floating. Mr. Hart thought it must have been thrown sway; 1h tors might removed fr would be but not to loss; or tl trade as ii been worn make up al ' profits of t chose the 1 dered an ac that footiui t & ee.n . ty_con ' The peril order, to bi • ceived by from the to ciple of the the answer V . Cid, was, the parties larger stun answer wss The Cu and their a, • done upon 4 nearly five the whole 1 • eres, in tl same order yet the poi public for duct of pal doubt (as supported) the profits and, there such order would be c dition to owtrtg to t In the c expressed done with ele calmer • llr. Ilart . was Pet, -. being an joined, depr iv , the evideannef the Sharpe', who would have con tradicted Mr. Maekenzie and have proved the De fendant's Cue. There h ad been already a trial on the male frestlon in the Common Pleas, between the present Plaintiff and Walker and C.. in which Plalndff having called Sharpe, Sharpe proved the Defendant's nose, and Plaintiff was nominated. . Lord Emensoaonen.—Are yea not wrong in saying that they were improperly joined,. for any numbir bf preens may be joined In an 'Leder' of . trover? However by their being joined, you were deprived of IL mo st material witness, endthe intact is fit to be considereci.—hale phi granted. sonata v. 'novae. Mr. Tovrrira moved forfora rule to show cause why there should not be a *slew trial. It was &friction on a policy of irdarante on the Earl Bathurst, from Liverpool to Pensacola and New Orleans, with li berty to touch and stay at any ports or places whet seeves and whatsoever. The policy was elected on the 17th of Jely,'• 11111 1 at . which Ome it was sup posed in that New Orleans 'was shut to British pa 7 wit. The evidekee of the Captain was, that he-arrived at Pensacola on the 17th of Septem her; that he immediately wrote to his Constinees at New Orleans for instrections, by a schooner, the reply eonveyance he scald procure. He asked his consignees. et Pensacola, whether he might not dis reharge hirtairgo there; but they answered, that they t lad no insrftectioue for that purpose ; that If be I lent to- New Orleans, without having obtaed in ; formatinn as to the safety of such procee ding, he would do so at his own risk. He also, aware, that bad lie by any means known. that Nett Orleans was ! (cello British ships, be should have Immediately proceeded there • wittiest taking any notice of Pen. sacola, that , havlogbien:4loo direction of his owners. On the 11th of October, the vessel was lost in a hur -1 ricane, which destroyed . Ml* all the shipping in the h4rbour. • • Mr. TOPPING contended, that the staying at Pen eacola to obtain information was not within the terms of the policy, and was consequently a deviation. Lord ELLENaostouon said, the only question was, whether under the words, 66 to touch and stay at any port or places whatsoever and wheresoever," he .had a right to stop at all, to gain information as to the state of 2tew Orleans. In the present state of the world, he could not well conceive for what other purpose these words could be inserted. . . His present opinion was, that those words allowed the vessel to go into any port or place for purposes connected with the voyage, for the advantage of all concerned. —'Rule granted. PITT V. DONOVAN. Mr. JERVIS moved for a rule to show cause . iairt, in this cue, there should not be a new trial. Al though the damages were only 40s. it had been ewer tented that the costs would not be muali less .thin 10001. He • stated the action to have been brought for slander of titles the Plaintiff was an Attorney, and a Member of Parliament ; the Defendant was a barrios", and a trustee of a Mr. Yates, whose sistie *Shad married. gr. Yates, In the year 1810, hid -4 Vreitased - Jesionosegneend had limited it to bins sett foilite,:remakider to his childretiitrunsinder to himself in fee. He afterwards sold die,estate to the Plaintiff, wbd afterwards contracted with a Mr. Bar toi ter the sale of its To this gentlelean the peen.' dant wrote, stating, that he had understood that he had perchased the estates of W. Honeywood Yates, Esq. He supposed that Mr. Pitt bad bad the can dour to have given him notice, that the title to thou estates, of which the writer was trustee, would: be dispited at some period in a Court of Law ; because at the time of the sale by Mr. Yates, he was not la a state of soundness or competency, and the sal* was conducted under such circumstances as to render It very suspicious, and, in fact, he could prove sta feral instances of maduese in Mr. Yates. The Learned Counsel proceeded to state, that at' the trial it was necessary to gointo &dome as to' tis sanity of Mr. Yates, which was proved by a peat number of witnesses. The Learned Gentle man stated, that at the trial he had contended, that if the letter were.written bona fide in the Ammeter of a trustee, it was a 'efficient justification ; bet. the lautted Judge, although he allowed.lt was written heiC, told the Jury that that was not su ffi cient, tidant must pewee .it to he true. On the mond of a misdirection by the Learned Judge, the . (Ounsel now moved.—Rule granted. • ' ra.71.0%,,5a0• °Tisza', ANIIGNICES OP S. WAIAII, D. WAITIVIAN I AND OTWEiII, UND4 TUN CITY *POTTUDY ItCY, • Mi. ?min stated, that this. weak* action and labour dose byttileakrupt,fai.tha r in attending the sale of the ticket,. lie Admiralty Offica, May 8. A Letter from Admiral Sr Robert Calder, giving an account of the arrival of the Fox, American brig letter of merqae, of eight guns and 29 men, cap. tared by the Whiting schooner the Pheasant and Scylla in company ; she was bask from llourdeau to Philadelphia. A Letter from Sir George R. Collier, stating the capture of the schooner Tom, American letter of marque, of six guns and thirty-six men ' -by the Sur veillant, and Lyti ; she was from Charlesttn bound to Pants. A Letter from. Captain Christian, of the 'Hs, stat ing the capture of the Anwricout schooner Price, let ter of marque, of six guns and thirty men, and her prise the Equity of Plymouth. A Letter from Lieutenant Wm. Knight (2) 1 of the Gleaner ketch, stating the capture of the French privateer Adelaide, of six guns and forty-sis "en. • Hounds;litels—H. IpsoAd, —1.1306. son nod J. Foster, Selby, YorWthe, oi arees—J. Harley and J. Elliot; Neurcasdes•upait.Tyie,labacco:maimfar tarero—J. Heys? and H; Wagon, Mortiosemboet, Caventliits sqaare, tailara—J. and J. Knott, Oldisdps, Lancashire, eatton-maaahMtaers—U: Blundell and S. V. Gore. Rishoptrate. street, Isaberdashrts—J.lLabisinn -ant Hatdy, Nostiogisam, grocers--W. Tlsoroelof. and J., Norton Wol oerhatopten it a li at ers—J. KaWltt and T. lindrrs, N?ttiLelaTs V/. 1 G. ' mercer*— n. . and Crape,. Bimini/aim, aketas—J. Jackson, and G. iiirsoo.V. (home's is the EastanaNnerchapts —J. and G. Slater, Dalton, rimesoldre. midi. Hodgson, Wigton. coannon.brewers—d. aadT. Chaiaber. lain, Panora, pork-fintehers—J. R. and F. Hifskedi,Hiet-dreet, Soatiswark, hoplaetors,- it. Jaaoro li T er ? , . Jamb, and Ti crooae, B rat Within, llama (so far .as regards the larr a aas te e 4 s l )-4. Harlick and . C to lt hosiers—J. and T. Thooopsoo.-lielghloy Y re, inerchaati —J. Cox, J: lid words, mod U. nitte-rnerchents —W. MorriF . , jan. and R. &Wiley.' Deadisirt—W Cock - trill and W. Robtrisoa, Banbury, rbobodo-mereisa!Rs. • . - The Aierage Price ar SUGAR; fie die *mk t - aiding May 5, is 57a. 10d. • per Cwt. - • • Average prim of CORN or ENGLAND wpm ALEs, per quarter, from the Return, ending 11lay-1: Wheat. I Rye- Barley. Oats. Heap 1 1 11 Oahe. ..11soOnno a. d. 4. r.. iL .s. *. 4. 61 0 44 1 $ t '9 Si 4 43 11 ii 2: MUIDER.—On Sunday se'nnlght, in tie evening, a murder was committed in Portsmouth, by a boy it years of age; the circumstances of which, make ma. .nifest as great a degree of youthful depravity as- any sve have in remembrance.-14appeared on the Co. ranee} friquilition, that oo the evening stated, SOW boys eke *cilia) , re Capstern4quare, on the Point, when one of them, named 'William: Pound, con ceited a sudden eland againkt another boy, named Creorger Smith, because his hat was knocked off his Mead,. and Smith, whom •he seppoied did it, would nottringit to him. Pound then quitted the corn. pany, of the other boys, under.pretaece of acquaint. in - g fathei of the reason for his offence; but, in stead of doing so, he crinceititte himself .round the corner of the square, - occsionaily observing the movements Of the boys.—ln a short time he returned to the -company of the boys, with a chisp knii•N opened, in his hand, and going up to Smith, he di. redly accused him of having been the one who had beaten his 'hat off, but which Smith denier!. Pound 'repeated the accusation. Stith (not observing Pound had a. knife in•his hand) 'struck him with a small cane, not larger-round •than a quill ; upon which Pound closed-upon -him, and putting his arm round Smith's head, stabbed him near the hip=bone with the knife,' doriihipti wound he died the next day. The boysin cen4any attempted to disarm Pound, but he defied their efforts, threatening them ivith similar treatment.—The4ury veterned Is verdict of Wilful Ahirdcr.—Smith. was lb yekts of age, . - . . . . , . ' • . • • • :a. .)•..irs.a.•Sor.•.ti.. '.--:- •' • - n - 7%...0. • • • . 4 111118 ..igYA " - J• . ..ter •--- --- .. - - • • , _ ____... I _, his .1 ~ ~.. ~• , . - .heed, eiee 4111111 a Id Itiblidtlkiniatit die ' ) ! • I X . . ,•. . .. ~ _.; . • .M. Jells , gi of . . ~._ fil . 4 . 114 , 1t 0, 4 0. rowietstowda t ein v -_ .. • ~., _.„„, . -. E . 4 •••• .. sit Watch i p c •.•. - ~.4 kali, alit ' , , • . iii . git-tbat .41 . be isiweatelPha ter t • . I ~ - illemeoems. B gisandey . titc a ~ id 440% was deo. - -, NG hl SIC atit• 4lll d, bif 1 04..... • Mortal, Vr: - , iter.ifitgia,,, e booty geed for . Rifting,' *ad ., tot waiit hare thhe . 'tithe diliftleatdaddee 'Ob e id- i • Sap ?' fru - Prrt9Ellol 4 e . od„ this. beetle:. !Ms J!dia &PIRA theta all till leer * few* AwketelLigne 4.l4aseis, - isesabibe r e;i irs ;i s : as i or . : . after the triab.aidMeasellseddssokprintsly.boer it , Ott t ibl94 -I WAS.I I 4. k _ . tY 39 atr al lT m it i; etr l was that . 4alalatilhattiewabeolutely pa for ne- lAtfooll t ithrilli'fbetb i tat rial f ! • thing,. w ili -D° * ng, worth le. ed. pm hot s. Banks* left it to teateE i ftthee Vi i e raj i oblObilet"l' tie. The asirWergtien on that occasion made bins. , he almlibl Alum say swavii. MO. Pally dr rikA-- ' W ..iliez ktii ii.. ! ; 4ll.ll:l"— se al".l "a t l i :. 0 ---44 . axtt ee0 ,;. " ( 1 :: : : .. . „_. doubt whether beer likewise, which was good .Port a( his motion Co" a saw Wady Peasmen Ig - rws. POlRl f erhyns sue S t at er. trant-41ay if, - T! i_. ~, . • , 111. 1, 44tab0 • wail. OttoolkrolJeol J. M ' -NA 3 " for nothing, might net t - for some prepodeal be va. coc_ i no_l a cateph. 46 . . , se tae Coed held , that It wail merely an tingpg,o ,-.I!OSILI'O t s -- maY X. it: 'liable. .. , s shiee.w.”.er-Joae I. T.' Wilier, * V Clu '' • - "oleo"- Mee i t . -hishonrietereen the parties, uidl tlpit IPssiko Atiatitylibotllerlist 1,1 J, ak e b e cw. NA COD ItT or Ifistata BENCH. Watt . . rapt Mi. siadelliernmeendi masters of the moat it i' lreilli dd re .' lasinmte4" bagur..,,jim e k t j u . s a li lii r : m e , . 11 '" ---- --- gro r .e1 2 . 1Y- -311Cilotts r. OLEWNIIC AND °THEO% OSMOSES OF the optepe emo tt ia, .. o 4 „gulled tike Rafe. ': SUAIFF; AND Iolei T 'Lib' 0. WASPS ) W. SILAOPF.I . .... • T . Stroogn.Portstotsok w 1 ;21..... „ • •AND G. sitAwi JON. Pan Use - LONDON 6 0 4SETTE, Mar 8: ' f "" 1 ".. 161114141ra rr i4 * • • :iirt:ft . E174 .- ""d."... z. The ATTORNO 4 I I 6kNritAI. nu:Fred for a role to ..... a ispiaa , I t . ~,,-.. coupp-A.l T ri VA ••TOP/dr. , . . rpiol. edo4.ol .niti-- -'' allow' why there 'hued 'Dot be a new trial in T. worbtori, Madam onttster-4..Jaeobs . and W k4rs- • • Weattinneter, May . 'f. —' •• • . - ? i dlemmen - d!aPen 24 ,,,__.wdilli,ahmtwan-stretis,;;Ai nk e" , 1 this ease, which he stated to be of great iliportatsce ctua er-H. Souk, To Ito the commercial world: The &Mott .till. trought - Ms RoYol Hightails the . Prince lteloot lealiteen , -3 . WeNdwillit Blrising7 statack ,,,,, mon i cash r " : ::: o ,: s 3 . 7 , , , 1 Ma- i toe-MlNier.ttilte. Itroc“4-4 Atka, (W0d0n...t r ..... - - • me, to recover the valneof itisrantiti of tra c t , 'which .had Ofellitds te the name awl,* .the behalf of his , demo, ii esiono::-.1. C • ti, as.. y 1 ,..., 1 — , Y• 4 esq, to appoint Sir William Qarrow, Int. his Ma-1 Y JirotairatAter-j: Glom titib e " ,;;;, , 14e11° „.„ • wr, been consigned to fife - house* of J. and 3: Mackenzie an j , jestre ISte Solicitor4eofral, to be his Majeity's . I : - . e •meemii V4 l : l 4 ,s2r;Z einivies.as.dunrs , mer Tziktiler,ace - Is P so . are : it n ee Ni t. ar .. ,"in ts,..fi t r o;_i; and which they bad . pat iritti the hands OfSbarpe Son . who were brokers, *lied who pledged It to th e Attertfey-GeberaL- '' hon ' se of Walker and Co: .• At the trial -Mr. Mac - bee l a ill piebai liVal i tith tb s e as simae l tha .11• Prr o co n t it he eg be ee h t al h f as of al b se ia i f l i essinie sre , aleste!...... wow 1 kenzie was called, who sworn tliat die . entriteted to Sharpe tad SOS_ _ e _____ . fillfi4 it sal% relsieStys!te appoint 7: Dallas, F.Sq. one of his G. - toir .W. nod T. A Cord WS. it . but - kaditirer been sdllnisurkideb, . .the de- M°.lo y's CeeMOls aid, 4 Chief S. . 13 . 6 4* a Okleir; B . ..r.' . kokiMane,iappr a i galia ,_ a9 -- Art e c ie nil. .• fence pslieti pPoo. T he P'o ' ntiff, .ei • • hid a ,to _hi We MN ',. Sol . -Gowns- A , .:,,„'t:. ; 9 4 .t .[,::, ' ' . •• a°lll t-i llorine. It ;i t t nion ... s r a 1 verdict. 'f • Rig Royal -the Prince Regent hem the !•e 1 ;e e ,._,:12 p,..,•s4' e a m ir irs ;h l F7 — les and - w. (Maid,. Kith, .. • Waketeld Wall The Arinawsv-Giunmai - stated , thel lie moved beet eased, le Dale and on this behalfler-his ,;. - s .i T e rrecriiia • T.: 1, NWarria l iq t it i p m aa l l for a *err trial es the groomed that the asaignOs and Ms test to a t Maim' litidortiss Esq• one 4 tif ir-ewerolltrire".7., P itt s,' si e b fa . &:t . t it cirras- : the bankrupts were incorrectly joined as pe(endants, his Majesty', Coined, to be Chief Justice of weir--T. k,.. ,, -I.• Gneiss aC. J • amt . Gi n i b ov bi lo n :' which was' Pit, he said, a captious objection, for by Chester. • .. els--T. Wart i R. Simons, litho ,rpc Lei. their being ',joined ' hie client had been deprived of 1_ catershire, Opititers- J. Holt. J.G. Copley J Adilteod and J. Holt. Maothester, e F and T Smith, fJ. 1 .' - • Af r r. 01AP SI ••• linsamii•A;&A&_H ...I l lg r eri T 2• -• ;_•• a° "/.• ?4'itto MILITARY PROMOTION. Olks of 011101111Cto lag 4,1819. Medical ratablithmeat for the Mallory Department si. 11ke nance. Temporary Asidnatlemboo Ord Joseph Met to be Second dd. eistant.largton, viel *woe deemed. Dated AprklB, 1813. • Crewe 01ftcr, Nay 8. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIM PRE-.; . SI4BII PARLIAMENT. 1 Henna* at Tavisteek.. The Right Han. Jake Ranee, conautiaty calls I.Ora Ituatell, is the ruciaa'al the Right nom Richard Fitzpatrick, deceased. - • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.. J. Helliwell, Likud, Yorkshire, wool, J. Kenyon; Rochdale, hatter. • • BAPIKRUPTR. • J. and M. Costes, Darlinatoe. Durham, droning, May 25, June 19. at the King's Head, Darlingena. - Anomie.; Mr. , Johnson, Darlington ; and Messrs. Lowedes, Red-Lion sqrsye.. E. Soutten, Oxford-street, jeweller, May 11 . 18 , June 19. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wisiteroß, Castle-street, 1101. born. J. Irish, Portsmouth, watcb-maker, May 27, 2R, June 19, at the George Inn, Portsmouth. Anoraks. Messrs. Allen, Clif ford's lon ; and Mr Winkworth, Portsmouth. J. Charlesworth, Wineskin, Staffordshire, knob-lock-maker, May 19, 20, June 19, at the Bradford Arms. I vetsell Bank- Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn ;aid Mr. Smith, Old Obarcb.yard Wolverhampton. W. W. Lyon, Barton. Tern; Staffordshire, brewer, May 24, 25, June 19, at the White-Hart Hui, Burton-upon-Treat. At tornies, Mr. Piddocke, Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; and Mears. Bax ter and Mania, Furnivers Inn. T. Goldsmith, Ponder's-End , Middlesex , wharfinger, Ma 1 19 ' 22 Jane 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.?Pownall, Staple Ina. R. Payee, Liverpool, linen-draper, May 19, 24, June I 9 at the Talbot Manchester . Attomies , Mean. Shepherd, Ad-. lingtos, and Gregory, Bedford-row ; sad Mr. Law, Man chester. Thomas Crossley, John Cooley, and Mary Crossley, Mss- Thomas dealers, May 19, 94, June 19, at the Talbot Ina, Manchester. Anoraks, Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, sa Gregory, Bedford-row; sad Mr. Law, Manchester.. T. Mills, Sim-Street, Bldrepegate-street, staystaker, May 11, 18, June 19, at Guildhall Keswick, Westmin ster-Bridge-road. A. Tissington; Telgarth, June 19.. at jbe•Budi tont Breton. Clervient's lan ; Messrs. Powell 25, Jim ,at , Best, Palevesstenaww. • • •:. ti 3 - /late, Walling.wreet,. appraiser, May 15, Ilk t i tit. bills- 6 r alb* at Gellikad. Antseasy, Mr, S. Taylor, John-street, the constitudio.. VOW. '- : • moms .,(. Load* ... -I a J. Davison, Keitalaglaa, merebant. May 15„ 22„..1me ', v at lull'aud sad ihr,'!- /j eep/.' Gaildhal. Ataaraey,"Me,Giel , Kind-street, Bloowsimel, ar la • ' The result af J. Kidwell, er, May 15, 42, June 19,-at by • tot 1 Guildhall. . Add ;Mi. Pope, Modiford-coart, Peo- e'er inveterate -"' ' church-street. • . - - Ito the lAA reattaint J. Miller, Great Towersheet„.2ocler-dealers. May 16 9 A i• m tho b l a° "d r• r use 19, at Guildhall. Atadeary, Mr. Batters, tfrosby-s:4are, rushy-a:l4am • --- -Y .r"1 1 _ 1 !!! •`• . . f Irbelairreetrt , W. Jackass, Waimea", ASileas, draper, MaY 45, 46, June •. 11e i v !' 'well- k's. 19, at the GM* TIMM, • Attorales. Messrs. Sbep- li teet.Ye a T 4 bard, Adlingimanel Gregory , ord-row I and Ma Damao, :Ifir. H ave "renal Tessple-coort k Livevpoo. , I Dee" Pu'' I theta ta lbw ptiW 'T. Taft, Glatt ranked-street, 11mithdraper , May 15,1'2, . „ ti ...,,,, , June 19, at GnikikepU.• MOW" blears,- ll oirldge, Plithia 4 l "'F t "' J. rad scular coini J. S. Pape sad w. %Wm. I • lase, warehodse:. ! t Y .11 gniiiiike l t. ! i xt .. awn, May 15, vs, June 19,m Guildhall. wormy, Mr. 11d511,4 11 " 1 "" n k eu tPtt l % I T . ''' Temple. • , , they have bets( r 3 ,, A, " an, Eva, ht- norm , . garroter,. May I• 14 the Pt*. tatiii ___ .. „. a m . tal4. mut it -quorum& fro.n Ite .nu.ua.wasoispaNrivskiale 4 ;he 7 16, .90,- Jam at G ui ldhall. • Attorpty, Mr,.Jflcas* -- i bavat • anisviatteas, lapiiere); Ail de s hices, r e ,altinv emit lottawtreec k Eitansy-setastree '' ' • "AA f J. wh urs, nevi.. . wet, 4 rorr ...._„y 1%26 , j ..... ,.... I t th lle e ir ege enta t rpoursmicatithirstneirn,ace4inciktehyrat:preslons-inli kat; irltr oe cie n o. 19, at On N. Attemey, r. t, 3 , ualsale ill, • I slam "'matfett: a lair ;roma lonise comidepce J. •Whitebona, Kordow•finat, leitistauare. pitonbely ,„ .—._ • • ... ~...,:1i i i 1 ., ... li b er t i o y a., " l e rsaiw MaY 11, la, Juno iv, at 124idliall. tunaey, Mr.. Popitau, i w i th uleii. 1 71 siqcl, the io' 401 P ". . Dran, Saha. soured. Patients In the. Cabstry are relaseitted . to . ' statejhe relics 14.:15 t .Pan i c&ino i it ie lag-Case4Mher, May . 16. 9'4 , lan at . their mi . age tol d *me/ ar Heim. torloyillit It anal G Jr - ---- -at al I. • )'' Mr. klre ' GI" a Iµa. 1 Mete for Advicirind Sirdielnis I nod the mane will tr forward,/ '•• any wit; of the-Kingdom. v• •.- ••• - • • GM ad* CU.* 9 ow.— _ 'll, 4loas, 14,. lisql•eneot mt. ; Eleet-stro t • • ... . • ... •. . . •. _ Sur fiare. 114 speedy fiesta/WW' I. wALIIIi V. I Juiiiii, - iiii iiiiiiiiiliTaiiiiied; Mr. Eyre , Grafi 10. 1 IT; 1 count:rev Nlree r i ii i ' - t i tiltt -1* t : . g ip' • " • • iSr 'eft. ultval klwees,etr 6 * JIIIIV ii, alIN: A *WM' PaPTIF , • t week PrerleLyse., Mil • . 25 • . iii i ttie rilillel., ~..,.. A ... a ...h. , rty 15.12, Jose at Aga - .._, • Iladeby, l'aluess, lAA ! fOtilied kis Fl4*.at,tr i‘ stbiii. • i. • T. MID, teen-street, nuninimPttc-wm , .....t•-•••----22..---- . 7 ••1 , ', • - • • - . 18, June 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bee rick, Westtais-. ' ' - iii • *DUCE. s e er -Bridge-road. - VU Men . of Education and Profeseinnel A. Tissingtoa; Tit'earth, Brecoashire, fanner, V May 25, 28. V - SUM we iversevedee ',dee . sours tu discnsee the Woe June 19.. at Vselhels lon, Brecon. •Attornies, Mr. Gregory. _ re an d ,rer , 4 4 o . me te . f treating a .few prevail* pleelhellg_ Clenient's lan ; Messrs. Powell and Jones , sad Mr. Cheri*, ;t at imirre seattelult of their experieaos is the Wsi ram .1 Brecon. [ T. Barnes, Colchester, saddler, May 19;2a, Jose 19. at the ill S eril- i •- • ' Waimea sal Hones lea, Colchester. Atteraies, Mr. Scythia , l a . CUM c0..11 i n .A. 143.. ,.. nd C ur. 41 40 Surgeoes,_herLteee . r ieshieti kular terdsta io.. Coldwater iAO Alnews.llllee end Perri, TAllsple. 1 1 7 . ,".1_,.." ; =,., `"" " 1 6:u teed ...seem T. awe. 'BMW irk-hailer, May. 85,.117, June 19, at the r a r o j e Zgrair i 7,,,,,,,,„ : s u i dures s ea Gleelsositich• . ftwou4. aniesul. 41morniet. Mown. Pottle soh d i i ns ionddes oil ' 'eareffettutally cared t ttl i _hleth ""rag"tlitelarat=ll4lt 8 - , l' , - mei , •• ll ••' re iiiie 'of a isetaill"trjiMlrtari Ws :Wu . eefrebwers.Merl7,.lll, June 19 , tut the Kate' , Shale - I.,,,,t ann a v by • if heti Wks; is t oat and. ! WOW, Mmes. arooklield and Hodson, llhellaldi:eltd.Menits• 1 f n iagif t y llia l lit if , of ' el i t e ! 1 .4 lime inther-si Imes Taus and Presto* eliethio- inee. ....' or *mew Come; it es ur Dot Itseely rennin is J. B. Tondos. St. Paisr4 ard,•claineinlieui lithpe. 1 t ..... • .fa shatdisismisestait &bill- ! 99, Jim 19, at Guildhall. Alienate% Wars. Dime, - Malwi . , t il- ; P : r en d e le, fee • wr , whet 64 c lueeiseece of such heeds! ba- llot. Y . i0...:1411 • bin* , ,f R 11.16101 WO My when trine, by which the pavers of J. iireililitivir" ‘ lllii -11S-arreeel• appr ai se r . Mg ' lb ' 21 ' Tah a t“" the conwitudio beconwiefeebled. as Washkrii edema Sur - " Atleesq• Me. • raylor, Johll - htleets. • - 111•1rwimm.p....... It .f a long aad tarnish'? practice has married Wes, int Netball. to -mauve Veisertall Complaints, how- late lir cowelicated, *bhp* tedijartime 'she {bluetit restraint la Siel or exercise Cana in- weal COW , * arty applleathrais Made im dliermeef , of the itAction. sully perform a cure jit the sport insimeoUltro days. Aleirted success bf thert, mode of treaittnept (which Um, known to fail la rairalk India& fin niMriAire of r §, during ig bleb peldoel ianay tiouisatidtremantAbalb 'been fund:: evera'aithe ae4eiti g siaisitirlituß methods pursued let- other Prectitiosireganabisiarfectlethilacee es if offer their acleirt. Limn stadtti eiteiesbrelaprialblhg4litilisda of dreg* complaints, in outer slut* Abel=q 4 Tit ben-**, whir the nM l lql4 w *say Athwart! 111:1: Tr ,it but iresifebx Wittria4lhat tete ye#uented arpa iniOlued join eyptlarearli fr. tertiary- ef vehir 4 llMaN Jdfereht. How. I )