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!itAi - LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CH .NCERY, Nev. 17. Ea-pane IiCSISHAW, a Bankrupt. Mr. H•at stated, this was a Petition of the Bankrupt to expunge a claim of 60001. which had been claimed by the Hon. Mrs. Meynell, and al lowed through some mistake by the Commissioners of Bankruptcy, and which prevented the Petitioner from getting a Certificate. The Petitioner had been the Agent of Mrs. Meynell, in the coal busi neu. to a large extent ; he received this suns during his Agency, bat had disbursed 70001. in the ma nagement of her business, which left a balance in favour of Petitioner. Sir Ssstuat. ROMILLY, Counsel for Mrs. hley tell, said, he had no ob)eftion to this claim going before a Matter in Chancery. His Client was ignorant of business, and had been prevailed upon to enter into the coal business, by the persuasions of the Petitioner, who bed been a school-master t o her etildren, and vaunted his knowlek!ge its the bu- stoves, and the great profits that would arse to her. Site had taken the amount of the claim from Peti tinnet's own account►. The idea of having the claim expenged, was rid'culjus in the extreme, Pe titioner having delivered to the Commissioners a schedule of his debts, which he had sworn to, the first item of which WAS the claim of Mrs. Meynell. Lord Et poN ordered it should be referred to a • Master, for his reprr•rt. ►itGUENINt o lAZCtY. This came was resumed this clAy. Or. Ws.. TRIRILL was heard at leup,th, nn the part of the Defendant. Ills arguments occupied the remainder of the day. 6, • r . * COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 17. • After the justifying of bail was concluded, the Sedges proceeded to the Judgment► which had 41‘co3d over from yesterday. TtiL ZINC; V. purr. The Defendant had been ettainceed at the last As sizes, in IVestmorland, having been tried before Mr. Baron Woon, of baring, while in the execu tion of his duty, been guilty of giving a false and untrue accoent of a quantity of grain, which was under the operation of converting into malt. It appeared, that 32 bushels of grain wore the quantity of which he had to make an account to the Excise, and that he gave it as gauging 20 inches and 4- tenths, instead of 27 inches and S tenths in depth, soak.ng a difierer.ce of about .eight bushels. The ATTOLNEY-.C.LNLL A L said a few words on the pit of the Prorecution ; and no Con "el appear ing, on behalf of theDslendant. but Mr. Neal who stated. as one citeumstance in his favour, that two maltstees, whose premises he had formerly heen in the habit of surveying, had spoken most favourably of Wm. The Cover ordered the Prisoner to be committed to Nywgate, and to be brought up on Monday next. DDT RllO e. COLLIIAD. BRAZILIip and TESTILP• These Defendants had been. tried at the last As elses for the covaty of Sussex., and comeieled of a conspiracy. in preventing a rerun of the oarne of Peter Penner from appearing before the invites of the Peace for that county, upon the lath Febrility last. to give his testimony ageing anether person, Edward Farley: who had been acrusi.d of 'selling spirituous liquors without license. After the cviderce and affidavits were read. Mr. hts 'sear.; was heard on behalf rf the De fendants. He could not deny that the Defendants Pete reprehensible in basin,: been the means of tendering the proceecrengs before the Justices void, but he meld venture to assert, that their objet in tle doing, was net sn much for the purpose of in. ' jawing tit( revenue, as merely to aid and assist the exculpation of Edward Parley. They bad no con maims whatever with smugglers. • The Ailitititessi•Grecarit. stated, that he was ' by so means desirous to load these Defendants with Mete than belonged to them. He admitted that it did not appear from the evidence that they went . .11611111aelv/s smugglers. but this was - no mittgatii n the present ofroce. He should grant that their only °Neff was in &feet that individual proseetriim, which they hod succeeded in defeating. They had Mom wickedly conspired to take this man Fenner as a deserter. so as to have him withdrawn firm giving lib truiseeny in the c•nie. Of this circumstance I lt'ef V.AL INIILLIOZNCE. ' dere had been no doubt in the mi. ds of the Jury. ant mold there be any in 1. e minds of their Lend- emiessionen, nee. 16. ships. It smeared. however. that the Ptisonets Some of the Portugneu possessions are not sale ; *nod in difleeeot degrees et geoi:t— Stevens and a •quadrert of fine ships, the Roarer of the late Balric Colerren. vi he are farmers. I eying try ether, i Rev, AI e fitting at Spitisead. for an intteeptise where std the *thee two, common labourers, ailing under j id,trnent. feeling. and bravery will be suited. A.l - shwa ludas,* sod dire/lino. Meral Keats is to have the event aced. The trifling Ilse Cotar reeler's! them to he enminitted so repairs a few of the ships require, upon their return • Wrireste, and bunk up on Moods, to receive how the North Seas, will soon be made good sad je lguarst. by the end of the present week. t meaty sail of 'he Lin MOD IN acme WIIIIDDT• line Will he in every respea in fitting order. The Ttle nekodans bed been Wed tilers Mr. Justice Admiral is us uke a 'fro get squadron with him. Cuatatunk tat la Ira sasisi for the casagy art Jean is usually even t lovnior Officer. Vest. M! everwetsl•l assaaliing a Mr. Sanderson. Admiral Ruftigron. so the Alkste.r. 74. Captain Oa Aker of near is the trreep;as if his duty. Slan•frelt and th e .e/revel. alstaawtheeie. orpored helm t he evidence aid affidavits, that I Mere. of' the filet and Saireeriferste frigate. with five reeteeli Nub place at Ilearden. in Yorkshire, in of the Maids shops, attired this morning from • ter...tard. its preearty of the. Defendant that Seals Yarmouth. the eseisposs iet, es the Itvftttdest theught. 'llse West India and Africa convoys sailed last MMved esseederity ••••Ind u lass he threatened hiels $ the Weep,. Sadfrie. :feervei sad Hewed. Ms tat bits so et the pee siete. a w instal hats fee the West Indies, end the Pieuteallesloop, for the ipso a tamp& cons of Africa. have theta is charge. Ile Seaetre ends way Amp - eft speech on Attired the Near frigate. Captain Lloyd ; and had, it the Didollesta a essamthslms sr his of- the Haarlem dr capt. Veer .e, ir..rs the Baltic. Ilene. Kr she a also of teeprilleble eahcader, as oast.. nor. 16. lain Aiwa 'POW thvir s add the Jury bad as. tacit, yeissribey afternoon. foe Ramsgate bar fallset MN Of i also ogres eoararand is the in- boor. die .644itrde. Captain Denham. with senor ulesam,emmers ems, setriek sad, his Mime smionna rib; oda tsmperrs,— . .y&aj blows bard. attly elb• 111111111 wed doe arm& & and that was 1 cove. wow. 11. restakamass. elde i esersesism Ind a/sift Mr day s et dregs o'clock. the Wen ite 4 :44 Hem petilimmedah dally.land IhR the maim. The ea. wen getting wader weigh. at Cove. Memo epos ihitamoded Wend Ind iseeleaftlit rt,entreen. few. IS. mar theee *AO* sof keseban Imes peeettatias SAW His Metro ship Pleertezro.re. 74 rasa. r. k woo it et • puma Me die Captais Ihedlry• - te lain the Chessel &et t Joe*, derelosets. sselorlq atf Ake. ipso the vide o Ceepte , ... 74 gash Chew Paget. has the ogee& Mbeifiee esti Its be poise lewd se an ipaimmort I the A• 4 res-breg. es • erase • orlon WWI is psis% memo lejoriess sod doe Jew hired brit, with move, at the - - se It we as meek deetwatd. ambeismod. olle mimes "AM top pore. mire dais sim....- 040 /ow lam Wood se tares 11.14 soil it se moil bare Ms I ....110 marrisib MO Mhos sommil. A tall Wilk Psysiod. s that Dab. bows • I own sal mimosa of de Immo is ordit44l es 6.11 swessievis• I jbe ass is onlisreil inatalli. ■ an exenw as this watteams ratified open this cm- ' sion, it would only Operate as an encouragement to the -Dtfendant.. and to others, to commit similar assaults upon Officers of the Revenue, and get some one to make similar eloquent addresses in their be half. Although the Jury had found, by their ver diet, that the Plosecutor was not in the aCtual exe cution of his duty, yet it was evident that this as sault had been committed by the Defendant out of revenge for what he had previously done, in taking an account of t Le hides in the pits of the Defend ant's tar-yard. The Counr sentenced the Defendant to pay to the King a fine of 501. and to find security for his good behaviour for two years, him•elf, in 2001. and two others in 1001 each, and that be be imprisoned till said security be given. . THF. KING H. NOGSR (GPM Y an , / JOHv SH tRPLZSG. These Defendants had been trii J More Mr. Baron TttorP.oN, at tin lan Assizes at Lancaster, and convitta in ()burn/ling some revenue ctlicers in the execution of their duty. From the evidence and affidavits read, it appeared that the Defendant, Conway, was &Clerk, and the Defendant,Sharpless, a portier to Messrs. Ralph, Bruton, and Co. chants, in Liverpool; and that the assault in ques tion had taken place upon occasiod of discharging, a cargo of rum from on board the Ji,bn 80, at Liverpool. They conceiving that the officers had performed their operation of gauging. used the freedom to draw off a ho tie or two of the rum, for their own private refreshment, and of those em ployed upon the task of delivery. The Officers, however. detetied the porter, With a bottle of die liquor under kis arm, and were about to seize it, when that Defendant immediately brake t:'c bottle, and attacked them violently; and in this he was encouraged by the other Defendant applauding his conduit. Mr. SCARLIT, for the Defendants, argued that they were only taking out a few bottles of the rum, as samples. - • The "Avvoetstv•GewEriar. said, that it was deemed exceedingly necessary to bring this prase. cution, as the Defendants seemed to think that they had a right to pierce the casks while under the hands of the Revenue Officals. The Coney sentenced the Prisoner, Sharplata s as being the least guilty, and the most ignora.st of what was his real duty, to pay a fine of twenty shil. lings; and Conway to be confined for the space of one calendar month. David rosioz, conrieted, at Lancaster. of an as. sault upon aa officer in the execution of his duty, tdvarti norieson, found guily, at York, of' a rescue, and Jeha Gaddy. at Devon, for having King's naval stores in his possession, that he could not account for, were ordered to be brought up on Monday. AMIC Heathy and 7 bonds Whipitr, for like offences, were sentenced to I i years transportation. MO fIONS. The judgments being concluded for this day, M. ISURSOUGIVI moved for a rule to shiny cause why a writ of Habeas Cerpu4 should not be issued to bring up the body of James teadon, A.tjnrant of the Royal Ma►ines, at Pnrtsmontb. He stated, that this Gentleman was confined at Portsmouth, under a charge et having committed a rape upon a yourg woman of the name of LliZA beth Staplepool. Tn: grounds of this charge were. however, unfounded. at he had vatious alda►its to show that the Prisoner and this young women bad been in the habits of intimacy tort. er. ulthren her baying shewn tho smallest eye troMs of resistance Rule granted, and also a evriieresi to remove the depositions. WI.ST-IN DI ft *Nits. The Arsoaisav statedtatibeCourt,that. as vArious causes respelling enmper•sat+on for losses sustained by the ereftion of the West-India Decks. were before the Court of Aldermen, it was judged better not to bring any more of them before this Court, until the ene alre4dy in clispendance was de cided by a new trial. He therefore, that it should rand first upon the list of new tteals. the the Court agreed. COURT OF COMMON PLIAS, Nov U. This Cetus ut for a shirrs time, and disposed of same ordinary and uninteresting maims& Nit withstanding the flumes, us .its or yesterday. a ano int of persons justified bail ti.ii day. YT . ~. K :~,. FROM LAS? Nlalfrif QAZETTZ. • • Noetiadtopitte, Wm 17; 1507. Copy of a Letter fiom V.ti-Admiral Contmall ' ifer•in Chief of Itti Msressies Ships and Veveel% off the 'Tower, to t h e limn W. W. Pole, dated on hoard Ms Watt's ship ltfor.tie,Yartstooth Roads, the 14th in,tant. SIR—I herewith inclose a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord George Stuart, Captain of His . Majesty's ship L'Aimable, reporting to me that I•e has captured La Decide, a French privateer, which I beg you will be pleased to lay before my Lords • Commissioners of the Admiralty.-1 am, tic. T. M. RUbSLLL. Ilia Majesty's ship V.v table, in Yarmouth Roads, November 13, 1857. Si a-1 beg leave to inform you, that on the 11th instant, at daylight. (the Vire Island then bearing S. '22 deg. E. distance seventy-two miles,) we per ceived a lugger bearing soutliof us, distance about seven miles, but it being nearly calm, we were un able to chase ; however, were fortunate enough to • get the breeze about one o'clock, and I have great satisfaelion in acquainting you, that after a chase of five hours, we succeeded in capturing her. She proves to he Ls Decide, a b•-aotiful large French lugger privateer, mounting 16 guns, with a c'isn plernent of fifty-one men, out from Dunkirk three days. but havine only 37 on board, the rest being away in the Mary transport, marked J. Z. (her only capture this cruise,) which she succeeded in taking the day belie at two o'clock, having on I board nine artillery drivers and Six horses, from Copenhagen. Though we had not the good fortune to fall in with the transport, I have the pleasure to state, that we have found the troops and seamen on board the logger, with the master of the vessel. The taking of this logger will, I trust, he of - considerable import, as she is considered the fastest sailing vessel out of Dunkirk, and has escaped the vigilance wf our cruisers for the last three years past, and has done considerable damage to the trade during that time. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. Sitt•ii.V. To T. M. Russell, Viee-Alatiral of the Bios, 1:011.111alltief in Chief, Ste. Extret of a letter from Vies-Admiral Douglas, Commander in•Clnef of His M3jeltell Ships and . Vessel,. at North Yar mouth, to the lion. W. W. Pule; dated Diaveeilarr•Er, M 7. I have the honour to+ inclose a letter from Cap tain Sutton. of His Majesty's Sinop Oberon, ac quainting me of his having captured the Naafis French lugger privateer, mounting fourteen puns, which had been cruising four days without taiing any thing, and is now in these K 04,4. _ 113 Majestyls Slonp oncron. Tarrneueb Amok November t 4, 1801. Ste—l lreg leave-to acquaint you, for the infor mation of my Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, that yesterday, at half pan eight a. es. Lowe store brazing W. by N. distance ten leagues, 1 fell in with, and, afar a chase of four kours.captured the Feench logger privateer, Ratafia, of Dunkirk, coming fourteen guns, (only two of which were mounted, the rest in the hold) and thirty-eight men, commanded by Gilbert Lafozeste, a lieutenant in the French navy. She sailed from Dellzyb, in the river Ems, the goi instant, and, am happy to say, she 1143 rn" ,l o nu captures. From the ',umber of pri soners, I si l o I g t,t it necessary to retina to these Roads. I am. Sir, 3cc. ke. (Sigoecl) G. Ai. Svc con. Captain. To VicsbAllioir..l Donors Ste. Troureetti. . 1111.1TAftlf PROMOTIONS. 11'er.4)44-e, Sinsiebet 17, 1807. 4th R4f meet ca D.sgoon Gotod,-...captom jars./ L•wig Illgrne to be Major, stations purchase, ties Kievan. de ceutd. Lit ote,..snt William Et/hart, from the 9th Light Dtagnons, to be Captain of a Ttoo, Iro , :e H ogg. ns. lit Klement of Yost (Insarrta—Captain 1 1 / 1 111111* Ittnry /Wie land GO be Caotana .it a cumpaisp, vice Salisbury, de. ceased. Ens* , FreAcrlck William Trench to be Lieutenant, vice Kamsford. Captain G. Windham, from the V Foot, to lo• Liertcoaat, veto Maxwell, et ho excharrs. • OARIUGtIN. Illaphia Philip Vex Coortbnat, of the Noefoo.dlina ',nobles. is be Town Major r.i ilolifvv, test WI -lan, opinoototl'anprle-Mojor to Krlgatli...t.Genst.l Neiman. Mt most AlllllO is. The ort.lermmtionerl UCKINI ate sorcrieded, being *bunt tektteut leave kit Drat-rt.. Ginirdaa-Dreast .Inhi Statham. loth Jr opg......+KneigsgWlil/4011 Peek. 41111 atte—Loottedent Jame* Willamette. E Is The Matto of the IDtb October Let. 0 Ott Kent Vi.l.introia MN Jain Dere-a. ii.nt. ID be Larage—datod S.pi 11, DIPT. •aard John 1/d 11/..i, Gest tot Ifearga.ndmal Sept. IN, 11107. —..moe..— PA ItTflGl‘l4l,4 DVINOLTY.D. • "mat Mari. ewe Daryl Gam , It 0t 0 .,,,,,,,,tic.. 0, t y„4., Aiwa, to Use coast; of blabilea .,t m, al veigattlio. November al, IPO7. SCIHNI Yeeltney and . .fohn 5 ,nrennv, hem eel shoe. 1 mek.r.„ No. 17, Ledlgete-aceet, la MI city of Loatkon. Plo- ' vonsbar 1.2. 1107. I 001011 Strom Awl Alehant D At., eamboatalrers, be* of Moe* ve•aotimoviNtaie. mate emit" IGlAmeltat. Ode. bor PO. IWO. J .ho Nall sad JetemOrmen 1 Kamm, ettilte-111/41. No 43, Lalgateet , G, lath. cite of Medan. 111...wastr 11, 1807. 111.tejamie Itthrealv sed W.litim Seers the ravager, of OW. evegheet, I. ate seamy of Warw•elt, spiv, frying pa, end edoemtal.mobore. Demmer 11, DOW. J..t.e Sage sal G. W. Pm/W. kW or Church-eine. Gamma ids, lo gm sweaty of Kam, teekoarachent• &A mew deniers. welter IG, 11101. 1 W•Illsm flellema Goa hoe !wow. assirbisabora k 111. Cbsebeneee. to Nos esamin or Ilnikett. liseseller 13. IWO. Wiliam Probst and Turmas, Wean. of Maliolassarn. la the coati, ad L•graress, inninra ate{ arinendrathas. Odder Ski liko7. 1 a MIROFTS. Jaen* Seinen Saar. tau of I...arpod. lir Ma ail sip el t Lawman. rescues, Weber. Maim acrd elepaark, ass KOMoro• I or% Dee. Mow IS, Ito tat se. Si OM, IA UN Mobs 'Tows. in Jona wen, Laworpool. Marrero, Mt. 111-Helon.ol. Ll. i itit pool i ea 4 Mr. Thames Ilardbasek. it 111001%-sen.t. .beery. Landau. Mord Alaria. of Set ils.nrent. In Ms wee 0 anarea. loan% I. she ~At ad Warnsal ban bilire.aaher. demaff sad rhopatert. seearraarli.. Datinabw 1.11. mal If. 0 abeam. a As Ilan! of Tlaniona Idaineri. 110 Wban His Sm. ha ! invnabannut. linni.ana u. A , ilk Onarailn, Sy. nessifinnevildwarerraa••• Lanka g M. 110011 1 , On& g oes ilie. of Co!enainaNno aronenen, of Iftels. law. 0 fannuadre, ifersalat t s l o +4 .. 0 es Ise Wino al Tlawnse Cosionsno. Noe MO Lee... . Aortal.,, IMr. 11= h 0=1 sod Mr. Ash 11260.16.6.44. W.. • Mom lienimoirr. al Onaludnalampd• • 110 onsand of CherVO• warneare us esprander. Laseneser 4. 0 bur. h 0 di 1 limed Ike as a ow airgoralsims Ilerio. lei. - - -- 11=11114 . . . • 1 • • :' ' ekVel%***"llll4• ststi . 11 440.-140.etwalell Ceske, 54 ' • and M. ent, Colfwa .-imi, Leiden. . - - • John Fatelennew, MNlckartoir, i 1 - the-omialr of Chester, cheers...factor, Awl* aid iilleposee, eisetiandler, Deemer It, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the Howie of William Stowe. the Green Dragon, in the city of Chester. Attorneys, Mr. John Garner, Chester ; awl Mr. Thames 'Huxley., Temple, Len. don.osgf/m eph Mackenzie ' of the Old Batley, i n t h e City of Lo n . den, bookseller, whol..alrestatiotter deafer and c h apman , to ____ svt 1521.1 J surrender, N ovem b er 2 - 1 , 90 , an d December 29, at twelve, ..t THEATRE.ROYALe DRUB Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Godnarmd, Near nudges eeeee . HIS PRESENT EVENING Thomas Parkin, of Witham, in liolderners, is the toasty Their Majesties' Servants wig act 1 of York, wood monger, dealer and durmast, to surrender, N. LOVE IN A VILLA ventber /9, 24, and December Y 9, at eleven, at the Douse of m e adows, M. Rally; Jason Robert Hawkins, the Geor g e Inn, i n t h e tows of Kingdon- fowl ~,„, Hawthorn, Mr• Jolenspesse i Er upnn Hull. Attorneys, Mr. Ralph Elli s , Cursttor.street, dour a and Mr. Robert Galland, Kingsten•upon.Hull. Lou,.. t ig . ;;Pfr, Smith. Reeette, Mks Lye Davie Leer, of Fru n lingham. in the county of S u ff o lk, i s shut Character); Ledada , Mn. surgeon and apothecary, dealer and chapman, to surrender. okor k, Mrs. SWIM} Modr. MIL I December 14, lb, and 19, a t elev.., at the C rown I nn , in isiefd ai e ll will be_ peeduced . (second i Drama, se two acts, call Ersnilingliam, in the county of Suffolk. Attorneys, Mean. Brendey and Bell, Gray's Inn, London ; an d Mr. Chatalse„ ELLA ROSENBEI Frainlieghato, Suffolk. The Overture sod Mode entheil ad Ed uar d Ryle s , of Wisbech St. Petee., in the Isle of Ely, 16. P. Rine. in the county of Cambridge, linen-draper, to surrender, Dr - The Characters by Mr. layseiad, IM C miber 3, at four, and 4 and 1.9, at eleven, at t h e R om and Mr. Bannister, Mr. Mallow% h Crown Inn. in Wisbech St. Peter', Attorneys, Mr. Sued , wnignum , Mr G . lbtion, Mr.lloillt, 1 Gualisiniic, in Wisbech Sc. Peter's ; an d Mr y aw , w„,. " . si r e. 11.Siddeas, Ms Ray. I ' moos , thorn, of Castle-street, Milli-urn, London. With a Dance (ceenyelleil by M John Wigglesworthu, of the Township of North Bierley. in Teem rrow, A Trip te Sceeloreugb : the parish of Brantford, in the county of York, c dont n.nlk.. kda . ; t o whieh will be added, RMa Ito facture?, to surrender, December 5,4, and 29, at three, at Ore - 7 - „STLIT'S PAVILION. fltweli Bull's Head Inn, in Bradford. A t t o r n ey s , M r . Ed ge' of Kol e ', STRAND Bench Walk, Inner Temple, L on d on; an d M r . ldiogdeit, of gagisluel by Authority of the Le Bedford. 'PHIS Evening, dwgilliiirgTEßT, Trani* Sankey, late of the pariah o f Tb ann i ngton , i n the I tar given in the Miliereggig egli g g,.,tig county 'A Rent, trick.maker, dealer and chap man , to ear u geetsgS en the *LACE WIRE render, Dccen,ber 11, at six, 12, a n d 29, at e l even , at the y " g c ,..sd,Tbee RIVAL VOLTIGI `'Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorneys, Mr. George El w y n , C anter V r iaref Sloil. bat•Aloola 1,11401111M1 bury ; and Mr. Dyne, Serjeant'a lon, Fleet- . are. t, Londo n . ~,,,,0 0 ,m, for the end etrimoreow I James Kay, John Watson tire Elder, Paul Cattereli. an popular MISIJET and PAS SVUL, du David Ainsworth, of Preston, in the county of Leneaster 4th, A Grand Historical Spectede. i soachlnesmaken and dealers, to surrender, December I', 10 erfd 29, at eleven, at the house o EDW ARD the SLACK PROWL sf Anthony Warren, th e 1 .• ' Cu57 ..561, Litailainig r ei UM of Man, i n Pre.ron. Attornevs, 'Mr, Wlnstanley, P restos mud Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, Loud ii, wee to conclude with the e DIVIDENDS. I.IQVIN and the THREISISTRidII 1.... sue ,tun pomade he perfarmed. December 14. Bernard Smith, of the city of York, winedne D oo rs opened at Me e awl begot at I chant, dealor and elearman,at stereo, et the 110113 e Of 5 1 4 I A Uwe at Nine .'Cl.olk Person, the Red Lion Inn, near Meok Bar, York. N.I. The Public we sampeettully iakri December 14. Ffllrlels Gideon Osbiora, of Porterr,d, in th geurtand Pas Settl e dame' by Her comity of Yo•k, 'ivories-merchant, dealer and cha..ma lewd lU,IIOIIIIIW Emirs/ only, elks at eleven, at the Woorp tees Inn, in Waltefiel '. pebbly be wishdeaire fro* peHic Wei \November 21. Jahn Walfoid, late of Red Lion-square, I peemes stattassaty fat wow Pohl the county of Middles.x, apothecary, druggist, deal.' ai. est• chapeau, at one, at Gulfdhag, London,. ----- 1107titiciora December 1. Charles Glover, of Albinderlestreet, in th parish or St. Georg:, ilautove-square, to the county of Mi A N elderly Goodman may I dines, upholatcrer, at one, at Guilentil„ London, lis with hosed and Ledging. in • I December 19. John Dolours), of Ratcliffe-Highway, in tli ton miles (rem wea n , Surry side, where county of Middlesex, linen draper, dealer and chapman, le particulars apply to Mr. Redhead ten, atGraildoalt. London. ret, Clare• Market December 5. Paul Lee, of South Shields, in the mount FrarDITPONARY. No. Durnain, druegiit, dealer and cha i rman. 41 elev en , a t l 1 Wing Mau to the piny. has mannil Shakes's*, Tavern, in Neweaale-Lpien.T, l ne. _ as • i November 24. Michael 54‘Eviry, of P.ccalully, intim entili ea credit siiLSEITIRTVAIIETSCORM of 114.ildirsest, wilt, end liquer.merchant, es one, at taw rustby recensions. its ens* i.e'..,rphl Gust, Itheeetedisee, Isupsk hall, London. December 10.' Robert Attest, ref the city of York, iin ems, deperedawd MI tho API Wise" et 1 draper, desk; and charm..., at sleeve, at Clark a Hotel, we, awl in all thigig gedayletyme of di its Coney-street, ill the city of York. sti Ms lest ble aroma Oki Iglreepeeat eye. b eing obi yeeerio say December IS breugh Maltby and George MMtlay, oir ; ru of as " By Am IMP Palmo." 6 " Old Jewry, London, merchatute, at ten, at Gastrin:ll. b =her I Decemlau r 15. James ßedpoth, late of Deptford bridge, i worn, mid erawode wrapper g l ooned et Wash ink; eat to of 5 at GuildhaD,Londo the aunt! of Kent• a. upholder. dealer asd chariots. at to 1:5...4qm 11. ie; duty iselwllll cE KTIFICATFS -Dee. 01. DOCK L1.1.E ASS URANCI Philip Mi chel, late of Butt-lane, Po l aroid, In the county it The Dicatara of the Reek Life Le Kern', pork.biaiher. Ilium tn, the Vrornetom who have not ii Julio I loge, late of Cm rerirti of Saint Leonard, in the Unmet, that it 111 now lying as she Hee of Devout, mercnant, worstedmmuner, dealer and charrsma Irsigesurest, Stackftiers, and they ass te i egvoriseity el executing the amp MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, a im th t e e m e g a geusaaiwit„ ake Ca To.terieeow. 11• jpepara:, and ea all cha , .ges of repea l Edward Lem , Whi m Li onartm et, Goodman's-fields, ermance or /alienation, them n ai. obit Middlesex, furnishing- monger . . •1 I 04 ., wmied :K1 kW , Mos l i p Frederick Frame, Chawick, Middlemen, smith • t 1 arm .U. g m i g a1 „:1,,, m ,,,,, d J .nn Rudd, Ibigh Holborn. Middlemot, cheesenrmger . X eats Wilda A the Suit erdsiseteriti ' VV,1;13111 Ramer, Klusemstreet, Deptried, Kent, cheese- yeemieut yaudievol this Reeblehmes monger . . • • • • . .1 1 ammo he the whole 'retied of hi, Ili Hay Smith, Albemarle-street, Middlesex, whsa-tnev- /1,11. arm& tied a Neese w tie be g • eharit . „ , , . . .I I ewes at mated hatreds, by which the I Whim White, late of Sosthaosp•on•row, Russell. pew mewed Joy eveutually rewire A s q uare. Middlesex, baker . . . II 1 awn so had , did ~,,,,,,,d by shaft sy " piiii . Thomas lomsey the elder, 08*y-row, bermendssy. illy Osdas of the Cagan of DI o Surrey, tarooni.csaker . s . • • 9 W. deltas Jackson, \ within's-lane London, merchant , '1 1 Rich. rd Menedi•h, 141cturd.euen, MeMbeirez, Woo. Autiot4 =rue oi am* °Pm draper , 1 THIS Mc, is teMbilebed o . • • • • - ..„_/- a origical, and nee a earattationstve ' PRICE us' STOCKS TUTILIMAT. • ars ramaMeling peewee doinnie Si t Bask Stuck . • 691 If slier 'walla; H cogrartuas wed Man ' 3 per Nut. 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