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Law mrni.inE fi cr. SOriT OF LING'S BENCH, SAreaDAT,lwts. LIBELS ON LORD ELLENP.OROUGH AND THE JUSTICE Of Tag cqu::rity. Henry White and Julio dart, the Editor and Printer of The Independent WAig, were brought up to receive the Judgment of tile Court, co.ivieted upon two information% tiled against them by the King's Aitorney-General; the first tbr a libel upon the achniontration of justice in the century, with a view to bring the trial by Jury into dies-esteem and contempt. and the scosild for a libel upon Lord lEillenborough. is his character of Chief Justice, sod as e Peer of Parliament. The record of the convictions and thelihels being read, severni papers were put in by the Defendants. These com,isted of the affidavits of four medical meth Messrs. Miller, Adams, Hainsden, and who de i n) ..4 to the general bad state of Mr. White' s fw a lth, and •geve it as their opinion, that if he was long deprived oi pure stir au I exercise, his life would be endangered. lie was described as labouring under a diseased and bilious habit, arising from his residence in Africa. Mr. White'. own effidavit was then read, in %hie') he stated that having devoted a ;worm of fils paper to the right of free discussion, lie sos iu the listoit of receiving coinunications frona indivi duals of whom he had no knowledge or acqua nt ance, and often inserted articles wit exactly in 'son with his own sentimilos. In that vvii he received some of the letters winch had been deemed libellous, particularly those signed [laminates, and T. C. :amid had in vain eudearoured to tied out the authors. With respect to the Letters signed Jiusitu, he had no hesitation in saying they were written by John Gale Jones. an Apotlissairy of Pancras; and the one signed .4 Seaman's Friend, was written by Mr. Males, of Foley-pinee. the w a ne Gentlernao who had written A Letter to the Prince of Wales. Mr. White added, that he was Author of no one of the Letters, and was merely in the situat sou or a, publisher. The Arronser-Getataststhen putt in The hie pen'! ig,l9, and ,ti,l which divers extracts were reed, in which 11r. White had utast irnorudeatly and intemperately coinineuted upon t6e proceedings in his own case, grounding tug stricture* upon a misrepresentation of bats, and Brewing erroneous condemns. These a .re read, to shew in what spirit and temper the fur met libels aged been written. Mr. HOLROYD and Mr. CLIFFORD were then heard in mitigation. The tioit deft-tided White, upon the supposition that Ins the sit hail im paired his mind as well as his body, sod the second praved the clemency of the Court, upon the ground of his having given up the authors of toe libels. which, he maid, had always operated with the Court in mit gat ion of punishment. The Arroaexe-GLsaast, after alluding to so.i.r: ribirepresenuoions by Mr. Clifford, in tiial,of what be had said in hueopening speech, observed, that the conduct of the Deteielailts folly drawl strated how bold and insolent the guilty were till punishment overtook them, and then how timid find how abject; eager to catch 44 every little cies etnortance in their lemur, or slaitlippir misconduct •to the backs of others. The 'l4parned Counsel then took a very compichilisive mew of the cast, amid enforced th- mischiefs theigight arise from bringing the purity of our haw. the administra tion of justice into doubt and disrespect. Mr. "'sax and Mr. Ansox followed on the same aide. They said it was the object of the Defend ants to subvert the artusinistration of justice; sot to assail this or that particular Judge, hut was sail the law of the Icind; and to represent its sources as polluted. It therefore fatilovied their Lordships to act with firmness, and.oot suffer the justice of the country. of which they - were the guardians, to be libelled with impunity. • Mr. Justice (most: then proceeded to paw judg ment. lie first mated the nature of their con viction, and the propriety of the verdicts. Every thing, he said, that had .a tendency to defame the Coverninerit, its Magistrates, or an individual, ails • • litrel ; amid that the surest way to destroy the li berty of the press was to rut ouni g e we lonotious . nese. With respect to the libel upon the Chief Judge, he %honk! remark, its the words of a Learned upon a similar prosecution: “ The King of nil is the fountain of mercy, amid is bound - , de jure, to distribute equal justice to his subjects ; ands he curium do it indiriduidly, he delegates the ✓eered trust to his Judges. To arraign, therefore, the conduct of the Judge is to arraign the enaduct of the Sovereign, whose Represeutatire he is, amid to excite in the minds of the people a doubt es to his purity sad opriv,tuness is a most fatal ol.at, uetion to the administration of justice,. and pregnant with - all possible danger. It is not, therefore, fee the sake of the Jurh;es indieidnally that they should be shove suspicioo, but as they are tne eliarin-ls of the King'. justice to the people." Ifs Lords}-.ip then touched upon the points urged am aniiigatann, arid pertionelerly that of the Deferohnos not being the authors of the libels, and having given up the reel olikudere. His Inr•labip said, he had often oh served, that it was foe slaty of every hii:ttor and Printer to know and read what he published ; and hither, he should now ob.:Tee, that the Defend ants did not stand in the light of incousiderote or innocent publishers. Under all the circumstances, .the Court adjudged, that the Defendants should he imprisoned IR calendar months upon mei) infor mation, making three years in all: and that at the expiration of that term they should find .security for their good behaviour for hve years. theniselses in 5001. each, end two suretiestiu 8501. fur each ; and to be condor.: 'ill that security should be given.— White to he imprisoned in Uorelscater gaol, mad Hut in Gloucester gun'. Satnolity ez'nuight a ea 1171141 was tried in the Court of Exchequer, I)ublin before a Jury of inerchaiita. which had excited much public in terest, oliereiii Roma? 'lmam Esq. Consptral lor of CINtOMS, was Plaintiff; and Mr. POTILA /1004 , 10 N, his Deputy, was Defeudant—fir the recovery of the amount of sixteen bills of ex change, upon two of which Defendant was held to special bail, amounting to .L'7l4. Damag es were bud at .tau,ooo; bat after due iavesugattois of a variety of accompta Babsisting for seven yeura he tINCtO tha parties, a verdict wild found for Mr. t Lovas° N. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PO UMW OM JULY 1. • Arrived the Julian, —, of and for Hatuburgh, .from Buenos Ayres, detained by His illejesty . , ship Folalroyenit 31ereerius, Dete 1)e Para. aad the Serra Pigucsa, Portuguese ship', from Plymouth, to join convoy for the Brazils. Sailed the Blazer on a cruise. The rrtl u is appointed convoy for die Don ns. —Wind S.E. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 30. Arrived the Cockatrice hired rihooner from Scilly ; she is ordered out of the service, cud her men impressed. Sailed the Pickle schooner, Lieutenant Connally, haring ott board 130 Spanish prisoners, with °niers to make the tint Spanish port that is open to her; and PikAard schooner, on a cruise.-IVind DEAL, JULY 1. Arrived the Treaty, from a entitle; and remains in the Downs with the rest of His Majesty's ships, &v. as per lust.—Wind N.E. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STAMFORD, Trt.ODAT. Jima fa. The Town plate O . .tol. Swan ages. Mr. C. How .ur's b. f. MthoniA, by Patriot, • yrs old i Mr. Andrew's ch. I. Achiehs, yrs aid (won a plate) Mr. lochlry's h. h. Bazaard, by Ragsavl, yrs old i j 4 6 tot apt Hazzard, 9 tot apt. Ataillts, 3 to I agst. Miltpuia. The Noblemen and Chratlemea's evreepatakes of logs. each, p. p. for 3-)r %Ads (7 subscribers). Mr. SitwelEs b. f. IL: oosauder, by Hambletoniso I LA. Gresveisbr's b. f Isis, by die Peter lA. fatterilliassis ch c. Napkin. by Ntasolind Mr. It. Olirien's tie I. Jolctia, by Yuan Drone a E%en befits( on Geminate, and 7 to 4 apt. 1.4.n31 Gros venor's b. f. IV EDI, ZSDA V. A Cokl Cup of Mega value, 4 Sub...vibes, of ibis 'ad), p. p. law all aria 12 Subscrtbery. lieilGrooressues Meteors, 6 ru old I Sir. Atednra's b. us. 1.1114, U) r• u 1.1.. . Mr. Sitoieb's br. c. Clisearr, a )n. 014 s Mr. case Browses c. Wiiihil. 4 !1•4 old 5 to 4 art Clinker, a 10 a apt Valour% to to I art 14 dia. - . Tile Noblemen sod Gimtlen. , 4's l'lme 4.450 bra yr Wis. IA Fdasilliaa's eb. C. PC41,1:41 . 1 I Mr. Girribres br. e. Worth) Or SlPCnittl Mr. Care EOM De's b.f. Alma, by Coriaader... 3 1 Mr. Fir/leis b. tby iiiroiolamiaue 4 4 2 tot yo u Mr GinHer'scult. IlltlttsP• V. Efty Pounds gives by the Trusteraof the Marquis of Exeter, roc an ages. Mr. Ada b. h. Buzzard, 5 yra old. Mt. Cave Browne. hr. Anna, b% Coriander, 3Fs old V 2 Mayer Morris's b. a . Wildasr, by Woodpecker, 1 yra old 3 ruzzani tbe farywrite. Mr. Alaimo* received lop. to a ItlifITSW TtlArn. A eirsepstakes of sgs. each, p. p. for bunters (i 3 subseribers.) Hon. G. Watsuo's b b Monarch Mr. W. Noel's 31sid of the Oaks ll 11 Mr. Ckmentson's Ch. I, Burgundy- Monarch the fseourite. Ths Mnemoni c Stakes of - .gs each, p.p.(11 subscribers.) Mr. S. O'Brien's Jefrrry Gushed* Mr. Anneahey's Clipper . 4 Jr. Mr. Johnson's gr. g. 1 oda: Alfred Mr. Phelps' Longitude dr Mr. Litebford's hi. g. During the races, a rerilar main of cocks was fought he to.,n the gristle:lieu of lifiddlusrx (Flrraming, feeder), ad the gentle/au:a of I.inenlnshire ar.o Le‘r,stceshirs (Patilkser, feeder), fur tor.. a battle, and tau the beid, erhich sae wits by the tea rue i . rauxonaa. as. L. s s 3 N% raneseiry .. • .. I ithrsiay i 9 4 Oar races this week have been extremely well attended, and the sped has been good. Au un fortunate accident happened no the course yes terday ; shortly previincs in the appointed time of the horses starting, tne barouche belonging to Almon . * Aa• ES LET, Esq. was overturned, and several ladies in it were thrown out with violence. Miss Faint O'lliotta, we are concerned to say, was mach hurt by the fall. The aceldeut was oc casioned by the post-driven of the barouebe (Mr. AN assure having taken post-bones, instead of driving hew own himself, neon the tweet:ailing days of the races) making ton snail...it a turn on the cioir,e, in consequence of which the wheel.' locked, and the carriage overturned in an itistant.—ln conse quence of lids accident, the anniversary meeting of the Gentlemen frequenting theeefilet4 (which was to hare been celebrated on Thursday evening) was de ferred until another year. VEST , NGS 07 CREDITORN, AT GUI LDHA LL, Ttr-arostnow. tI I. Jasopit Hinnd and Jabs Patterthwsita, Fea-court, Lender, insanities...hookas - 3 10 Joie Harris, late of firer-lax, London, now of Red serma's.row, NI de-end, ever I - a 12 Janes Duitainnnt and John Gardner, itinsd-street, London, merchants - sin • Daniel Blaeliford and Richard filarhilnd, Lombard attars, London, gold Gad sneer la. raw* • - a 1 Joseph Hirst, Sunda-hint, tannnw•stiret, *Aro I If Ir 4 nrrt t Andrews, Mark-lint, Loral, alnit broker 3 in James Wilton sad John Sa.lowe, thifenl-etrele, lea tbri- Mien - - 3 1 e DIVIDENDS. Joseph Prior, Priweem-stroot, Spitnlits'•.!s, *tensile? i James Belcher Ball, jaw., Noe of Kousnvost,Afidrtio. lei, 017/14 . 01-inalde l' 12 John Portman amt he., Confiner, Clestreara.ls,e, LeMobardstreer, London, awl (eta, .11c-ptacs, Lam beth, hotp-riterr boots - o Fromm Mime, Tottenham ifigh.ernso, Me:teems, re m 19 is East, Prinees-street„ Soho, rpholsterer - 1 John hownowitle, Chancery-laze, Lutnivn, cah:r,t maker I - Timothy Pretties, dies Anchor-road, Berrma,lsey, 'saner - • 12 Nathan Rust, Botherfieht-P•pp..rd, blear Ht.ti.y, - Osfertlsbere, mitts: - ; 2 AA. Bowman, Water.lass, Londou, bratnly.mer. chant - . - 11 . Ce ege Marks, u...e-street , Leiersterognare, wool!. 4- r - - -- - draper Tboams Gray, RainA.rd, FAset. inulsol.kr - Geary liebir.rAna awl Julio itobisieuu, Paternu.ti r- --, . Ai; bookseller* - - II George Allem. lesehttrat-sintut, urko:st , rey - 12 Jobe. Hoyt*, Portsmouth, mercer I - Geary Lust/art, Holbu,,i.sictuslier - 10 FICAI ES Wrkb cod Jut a Walt it, of !kook-street, Helbws, Midoieor.„ bout•toakers. Jobs Harvey, sow Cr late of Spinechl, Loma, bricklayer. Geuap Herres, of licratoadaey-atelast, &fatback, burley, falloauoger. !cowl Brewortoo Fast, of the Old Jewry. Lessitm, rector. Cherie, Leith, Deed, of the Ohl Jewry, Loraloaf, factor. Gnome taratto.gtou, of W. Aar...greet, St. Georgie-fields, Surrey, balm. F• 111411 ratio, of Sbetraelal, 'fork, toer.:hont. Jule Pettr, of Liverpool, loseee.aaarker. 'Tb•colo thirds, taCoDorebory, toerrer. Thomas Hineril, of Per.lisre, W.arceeter, wat , lltr Chards Morton, of Croydow. &way, Lana-tkalea • FRO.II.s.ITURD.fT C.42E I'TE. Admirefry-Offer, July s, lest. Copy of a Letter front Captain Walker, of His Nfajesty's Sloop Rosamund, to Vico-Admiral Rosie% Commander in Cbief of His 3larjesty's Ships and Vessels off the and teanuntitteJ ihelater is the Hen. W. W. Pole. His Majesty's Sloop Rovacoond, Yarmouth R earls, u a;, SIR—I hog leave to inform you, that His Majesty's sloop under my command, on her passage from Heligolni.d, is company with an American and a IliiiiiharAh ship that I had detainrd, and was convoying to this place, on the 41..tu in stant, at half past two ri m. fell in with, and at four the Dutch brig privateer Ainstellaii, Hendrick Ji.e.o.ton, Commander, (with a Commission from the Ling of Rolland,) mounting twelve gums, and with a complcineut of slaty men. 1 have the honour to be, Me. B. IVA LK ER. Copy of a Letter from Li.:utenant Edmond Waller, Acting Commander of U. Majesty's Sloop Wolf, to Captain Sir Charles Brisbane, Kat. of His Majesty's Ship Are thusa, and transmitted ly the latter to the Hun. W. W. Pule. Wulf, East End of Jamatea,;May t, Ma. Sta—l have the pleasure to inform you, that this maro lag, while I■ the pursuit of your orders to liciog up t►e lee wardnaost ships of the convoy, chase was given by His M;•- jitlity's sloop under my conien..nd to a auspicious sail in the S.E. which, in two hours, we took possession of. She proves to be the Spanish 'choosier privateer Is Braganam, Joseph Cattclagia, Captaiu, with uue gun aids men ; twenty-two days from Carthagesia, and had captured only, during her cruise, the,Anne brie, one of our convoy, which I have also' the pleasure to inform you *us re-Utica by time Wok; after a chase of four hours. I hays the honour to Ise, A.c. (Signed) EDMUND WALLER, Cutumandci. rar , hut-lloatot, .Fuse Ja i MIL The Prises u( Wales has !wen plessittl to appoint Benja min 'fucker, Esq. to the Oaks of Surseyer-t.enc. al of hia Ru)al Highness's Ducky of Cornwall. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. frar-Tger, J.i4 2, 1804. • Regiment of Foot guards—Autotant-Sur,Tenn Edward Salinsau to be Battalion So:sgeo.,, vice LaliiiiKtuu, vibe rt signs. William Trimurti Gilder, Gent. to be Assistant-Surge**, ri.•e Saloon ittb Royal Veteran Battulinu--Lieutrnant-Geitersl Juba Dtspard to be Colonel. BR tVET. Colonel William Simsou, • of the late Irian Br. ink, to bi• &Nor-Genes-al in the Ar.ity. Assistant•Commientr; George Berney to he , Isaittget- 'I C•noinissaiy to tliv Enrets servisig ht Irviand„ eke ?kW, whoa., has out taken place . Liindot, Wtsiiiiiraittr Light Horse I . :Amasses. apti4 .tle,:intier Sioetair Gordnu to Lt Captoits all s Troop, vice :if:abbe:is, who revips. George Iteros Geol. to be Lieuten]ut at der D.s.nottutrel rat", ewe Vananininar, pbu resque. • Aiibnot hhedslon, Geld. to be Cornet, vite Ituv :ett, who resi;ns. John iei•iven, Gent. le be Coma of the DistuouLted Troup, vice Cooke, wbo magas. PARTNERSHIPI DISSOLVED. • John Godfrey and Thomas Dufr, •t Cbtsbest, Hertford, jupanderu. Jet's I If, 111011. Elisabeth KatLehi and Greer .Stwthard, New Craae, Shadwoll, sail.uaskrrs. Jour 34, IWO. Jassy& Hnrrry l'erraud aud Jeld Brewster Foote, Tho mas's 'feats, Thonia.,:s-str..at, Southwark, carriers. J tat t;, Imes. _ • Jeh:i Dwerryboase and Peter Chaloner, Liverpool, borne , builders. May 10, tons. Wiaissu Perkins sail Thomas Whitehead the younger, lwnh of OaCknntli, Warwick, etrd-dealers. June 13, 180*. Joseph Liam and James Ogdea, of Oldham, Lancaster, mitten-spinners. June is, moo. Anthony Assereti and John Bernd, .Id, Parliament...reef, Westminster, auctioneers. June 44, Isms. John Bristow and Witham Salter, of eutle-street East, Oxford-inart.et, slitldlesex, carpenters. illil4 24, William Bulked, JAN Hutchins the younger, Wurthia~ ton &WV, wed John Hutchins tbe elder, of Bristol, commun. brewers. Jose t, /214. Witham Clarkson sod Henry Habberstey, both of Prestos, Latimiste.., corn-dealers. June 14, 11041. David Joke keen and Willi °Whey Adams, of Whiter chapel-road, Ill!. , -rhandlers. June 19, 'SOS. Audrea , Ducks.. to, Jaime Itobertsoa, 1111kiam Tats, Jobs Kinnear, and John Balmily re, isitchouts, of Glasgow, (as far as relates to Julio kinaror). Jane ague. Thomas Millie and James Sander, saft'iliomatreet, Bishops gale-street. manufacturers. Jose ju, Christopher Wrstren mid Jobs bliteltell, bath of Ashton under-Lear, Lancaster, zardeivero. • Jane e 7. tens. Joseph Wilkinson the older, Joseph Wilkinson the younger, and Thomu Ihudu sal , ;( inwehants. March 21, lsos William Dailey and ZarbariA of MelLsham, Wilts, slopsellert. December el, a ylG. • Peter Taylor and Matthew Doughty, of Moseiester, tim ber-dealers. June tai , ISOM. Robert Dill, of Stowe, Stafford, grothmias, and lige' tug Smith, of Liverpool, printer Ducal, rl , . sos. It irbard Pugh asd John George Speak, of Samuel-street, Mile-end New-town, potters. June:A, loos. F. W. Zurbarst aad S. Van Mark, Rol-knit Cbaseh-yard, Tower-street, ship-wgeota. June 30, I toe. JaaseaDoeker„ Ralph Prince, mid lb dliam Docker, Mau cheater, linen-drapers Jong- 1, Beajaroin %Ipso!, 1. Millie Miiu, , awl George Atkin, of M.p4l, nest Chattefo, 1.1.1 01 Ely, bre.: ~ here is, Matthew Sawer, Joseph Roberts, and 1 Lomas flaii.ey, of Leeds, York, harikari Juno ey , t aria. Witham Frames Walker and Henry inv.', Chatham and Cnoterbory, Issue ' linen-drapers June 84, loos. Anthony Black au Peter Prsacot, of Liverpool, brewers. Jona 24.1,111:41, Peter Berthon the elder, Peter Beetlion the elder, Ad ministrator to John Cheer-. Werthoa, l'eter Ber thus, jun. Benjemie Bcithon, end Jonatlion,Wouler, due. June an, Isom. John 1/unran, of Iludderslield, York, and Valiant 11.11- o.ye, Ist, of Ilutitterstici,l, but now u: tr said county, woolstaplers. Jiir.e $1,4 samsel Edward., sa d C111“.1A11, d Slanting-lane, London, ship.hrekers JII .11. 16, Lear. Ashworth (len, of Manchester, and Job. Perilkomer, of Philadelphia, America, suerchasts. April ea, mos. orttes S.,;ar and Francis Sager, of 11 elk 31il1, Doer Colae, pt I% _ %*) 1 4 . la sou 4.1.1 IS Ilhalll stephensm, hats br Basing lane, lannl. , n. wirrekomini , n. Dee. 1), saes. Benjamin Diadun and Jassy% %mien, of Glomestas e enw, Curtain-road, wormers. June g 4, Joarpli Blakey Spa ewer, Joseph Douala.), and John n a i g h the ger, of lao.don, Sianehester. and Onekport, ware houseinea (as far as regards the said JOllll Haigh). July a, Joan Jackson nod 31altIvcw Pcar, of Parker-row, Dark head, Benno':liscy, Surrey, aad of Tottesioon-court-rood, .sll.iiduicA p sconmungrrs. June la, tags. BANKRUPTS. Wi!limn l"..hnw, late of Breetir; York, eormutereltant, In suirenerr, July 8, et Ave, 9, and August is, at eltven, at the Tiger Ira, Beverley. Attorneys Mr. Lueabtry, be. terley; m.rl Mr. Lambert, Hatton-Gerrit:a, l.oodon. John litturem, late of bath, but now a tVnadwit h, surgeon. to surteuder, July 9, t 6, and Auzatt i.t, at twelve, at fruildliall, Lowtvn. Attormy, .Ir. Larnaluon, bitter 'f emple. lane, I.ondon. Nash, of Maehynlleth, Monttomery, ehopkeeper, to surveuifer, August I, 2, •od 11. st ow at the GlolieTa.ero, John-etrt et, I.iverpool. Atlorans, ` li. Orr cl, Liverpool aril Memos. Cooper owl Lee, Soethaaitos-btaildiag, I. .nth.n Lt 4, Harriscia, of 14aiertrce, IA 411 I.iverpoul, join , r, to • I" • .emend-r, ABO 4 I, 2, and 13,1 a cleix ~ a; .14# Geo.:. las, •arerpool. a Mr. len, , iVarite, John-street, ll...druid-row, I..vdou. Welton Hammitt WO tiata oat, of cog t:r.saa- 'Avert , Mid. Molex, braortaarialera, to aut.-ander Jury 9. to, and Anitoat is, ut teu, at t.:411tIliall, I.untl.ll. .444orimer, gib. 1011 Das boat,Whitt:tlart-Cout, lAN Iljarti-s tsar t Lon don %Vill;mu Corilit! Ball, of lV.Averloampton, Stitt - Ord, !nicer, to sum:Darr, July e 9, al tire, .) , L, cld August IJ, at •eu, at tire Jeridoglitoo Arms, shiliimall , Salop. Aitur.,. i, Mr. lAirerd Wattle, Wolvechampiun ; awl Mr. Charles tVil- Staph..l ~,,, Lunolou. Ih.tat Br eff...try, late of Dole-Field, York, but now of Susult.hrtdp., wuolleo.riothirr, to amender, July 13, Atitzuql 2, nu l Jo, at Twelve, at the swad Ina, RorLdale. Attoce , ),i, S'aisbard cud Adliugtun , Ltedfott,nw, London cud Air. M. it NI dm, fludnlakt. S..iouel Jacob, of Partara, Southampton, aloptrller, to ear . tender. July 3, 19, and Argo.* 1.1, teu, at Guildhall, 1....- d t „, Alt., roey , Mr. Laura, (;grit George -6h ret, M John James Sueretait, Itiircheshir-start, London, iusur attee-bruker, to am relater, July g, of, marl A uguit j 5, a t t r .. , at Guildhal l. Attu' itc,m Mesas. Pearce, Dion, tutd Paleraueler-roa, hrlprale. George Newcomb, now or late of the City of Bath, jewel. ler, to sitrrend,r, July 1), to, and Aoguet 11, at tarn. al Loado.s. .Ittorne.,v , Mr. Jl/1111:1 I I urst, Laorlslar. Nathan Davis, of Pio. a, Vliddltsex-placc, Padditigtoa, dealer anti Chapman, lu sure nit r, Jaty A. at oar, d, al twelve, and August la , at t,n, at Untie.- hall, Loadou. Atturuey, Mr. Keys, Soutcrset-atreet, dh 1M VIDP.NDS. _ . July na. John Foster, late of Manchester, tattoo spinets', at four, at the Eriskeorater Areas, Manchester. July dn. Richard !Headley, of Rin-ston-upos-Reill, platen maker, at acres, at the George Ira, lifiegstoo-upos- Hull. July 28. Feencia Cole, of North Tawtou, Dewy acres_ soaker, at fire, at Phil's ' s...l MAO, Exeter. July 9. Chrrles roaliql.air, of Ashburne, Derby, gram., .at twelve, at G 1.016811, Condole. oee,,be e atr . tykristopher Potter, of Parliament -street, 'Wes nuisance, ors Isalloaaker, at Ira, at Caddis:Al, Lundoa, July i. Charles Espeurs, late of the town of Kiugswo upwa-H•it, •wdletiofraper,.ll. eieveti, at the Whits Hart - • - farces, is kitgiterv.opoii- , Pitll. Jetty 4.5. Williaw Coehr.us, sow or lido o Liverpool, iner elia•st, wit tire, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man... Ater. August e. haw Hill, hatter, at twelve, at Goildlesll, !Audio. Aerie: v. VAdliont Booby, of tka !groat, Middlesex, hatter, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Joly 93. l'hosnies *met, of RrrtariaJoies-street, Surrci, . hat istailide.Clarer. at telt, at I . :yd.:ball, London. July NJ. Ceurve &ohm, otLtr,...e 1 tadopt, tar kie.rruoutisey insert, Surrey, baitier-dreaver, at Loewe, at Guildhall, London. -July 93. Robert Mason, lat. et Purleivb, Essex, hot sew . a Prisoner is the King's Detach, ttr.der iii cattle, at ten, at . A:oddball, London. William Gress the youuser, or Maidstone, Kest, ' 'dealer and clutpotait, at tea, at Guildhall, Landau. July 4 1 3. Daniel Rra!lbead, of St. Margvirces 11111, &Pith. w ark, tio-plate woi Lae, at twe:va,st guildhall, L4/1141.11. CERTIFICATES—ILLY 113. •Satrinat Vont, of B . .noingbarn,•trarirmk, merchant. iflitaanas Ryles, of Eisler, ,tutcber. John Graham, of L:uicas:,r, wen+ tut. Joke Herniae, of Peeve it, Lancaster, liquor-nicrelosL 'RAM Spirit:4.rue.* of ,lostio-friaes Loodou, serirease. Satuit:l Wurtlitugtun, of Garrett, 314abealiar. _ PRICE OF ItIOCIOII ON SATURD•If. per Cent. Rethseed Gni 4 per Cent. Loaf Anunitiei Imperial Lino - 7 11-la Osmium India Banda Lxileyncr . . . Lnrll,4 t.uttery Ticket, Courde for . 7e r • T. ESN, tlieela• • 4, Catrultikamil 9, Chaelog Aram COVILig OF VICCIILINGE, JOLT 1. A msterilsie 31i 5 13 V. Venice....,... 32 Duct, a: Sight.. 33 '44 X41r11L... ...... at ut terdniu..... I I ti fU. Lisbon ...... 63 AS S gill. Oporto ti7 Alarm as nit% ..... 11 Pasis tJay's date. /3 16 Cork Ditto 44 9 U. mum lON. Porttival Gold in'ertin MatiriiL --.ln_paper. and Pars per or. . 4l etr.rct. New Doubloons.. Palernio —in riper. New Dollars J Ditto ... 41 Nfieet. ltihre is Lars — 484 New Lyda verb.. Lepton 6•414111 ...... .• 4SI :4 per Cost. Oa Thursday, 37,1. utkoloson, of York, at a Jaunty,. MARRIMIE. On 'I Monday, the myth last, at Camberwell, Stormy, by the We. the Dean of Cheater, tbe Bee. Frotlebata Hodsott, fellow of Brazea Nose College, Oxford, to Wm Caaa.,v, eldest dao;htcr ofJoba Dawson, Coq. of Slowdey HW , sear Unarm'. DEATH. At Waterford . , Lieeteo.tot-tleocril Eyre Power Ti etch, brother to the h.ir Earl of Clawea►ty. NIGH WATEIt, Tills DAY, Al LONDOIN-IlittlDlit. .. 10 E.vcit 14 . maim. alter... i SAL% BY AUCTION. RRUNSWICK-SQUARE. As elegant Lards', • Pair of Hay Horses, aad Hiram ; as .Issitiiiiterit of truly depots Household Foroi tut ; rare Mil Colin Chiaa sad Cabinet; brilliant Irate Pier and Chimney Clasics ; • heasatiftil CO..•1111 Mirror fur as a P.destal thchripusrd, with Figure, a Set tit Posiour Chairs, cussed with Rat Morocco leather; eistit-day Cluck; a ditto Table Clock, 'sweated is • Gold Or niulu Stniirl ; the Proporty of Sir WaitLi• Tomer, tats of fleetest& _ _ By Mersre. STAB LEY, sad CO. "II lIS DAY, Bre 4th of July, I sus, and fallowiar 4,, p eloptoril), or the Prepares, NO at, Crag Criers. I, Hrownrick-equart, -- _ the truly eleottat and fas.ltionable HOUSE -1 HOLD FI•kNITUR F., • Sideboard*/ Plate,... Dozen of Wins of saprrior Quality, boar Table :services of blue Nankeen, ditto CoT sad Lolls* art of rick burniglort gold Ckisia, gte. Tb. Hooseholst Fury item comprises this Indy akgaut fung-post HedetraJsk, titled op in a most mote nonitorr, Goat sod Doom Frail's/. Bea. Wool and Hair Illettraism, sod ignitable Pedilittg, • Fr and Drawing Looms Suit, consisting of DireclVisolorr (*origins, made op in a a y clr/ant iaantrer, sills fashisaistdc Cortina, Visaing Moog* Chairs, fasLionable Coin-Nes ut.d S,a tees to colvesposid ; a solid Mshuoany Wordrolii, Seen tray, mad look-cage; La ily's RcsAilig, Writing. soil Work Titbits; Lady's Dresslois Cutansol:e Chest of Drawers, ts that up with ovary morel.. ewer ' • Night Teaks anal Biiletio ; • set of Poilistal, Card, Petillisokis, Sofa and Leo 'Caress on gilt Lbaa's Claws ; valuable set of Potent Dining Tahlea ; a ditto Globs Libra" Wile, S.:ago/owl, IJuni , , bit' r, Wine rookie, Smoot , ' Beitstaste , , sod I:edrlia* ; largo Brioi. Carps*, Stir ditto, Hearth H ' ogg &c. same • valuable Chios and (.lase, • Wardrobe of Tusk and hod LiMICII Utensils. 6.e. Sie. nay be wietreil. celalcstrucp, fti%pence each, tu bc retutacd tu Pouch:terra, to b. had . 211 the Premise, LONDON : Priltted by G. W.% ItF`N, No tft, 47. . 1 PoeweiLeoart, Cat e)-etr, t a-t 1 puhltehed at the Obis, No. 13. Hark of st. ( .7burt h, Jtrau.l, be .1 WHITE, of setae plum tla% I'ri • , Int to tileftelthe, rat paid', will be th.ll et :ea , 14.1 te.