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then undoubtedly.that he (Benson) had im proper *eves upon that tollfc. . Mr. Soilveot.r Ricaineinu,senerchaut its Liecrprto t t egekbed. that ot. inta ..4%ftt. sequitatte4l. ann. bkv. err thr snout twe,it .! years 4 a., t watt I,ituson fag (*rive or fouiteen. lie vrateaturicil. shah% twice with Mr a. , .t. A%er/ott, in tbtfa, eau if be revulleetett •ii. both t.,e orbt time.. 11 I 1 1 141 a KVlltklllllll b .10.1 there were eight cp tea w eampaii.,. Mr. tlea-on sat next to Mrs. ' 11.. renteanwred that I.,rdy retiro,i l 4,aud .Nlr. lientant rerns K tier to the deur ; and a ft, tW4MIy, iii Cie emir ...of 1.• e..ty tile 1)041111611t. rose ulbo left the ro..nt. Liam Ann, the wit tit said to .tlr. Parr, rum, is i:o/pli ,bione i' to vdri i ;ic aiweeretl, 2b.a. he is uolg gone to .Ikory." Mr. Benson r. turned no maids Into the roa.o that evitunig. •lle, the witness, staid tietil soi.ut t I n hours arid a hall alter Mr. liemou had left the ceasepoiny. He bad never beta Mr. Benson quit her home early iii comp:mit-4. Soave that time he had, in 11305. sects Mr. Parr in Greet Gehr.s• iureet, I.ivcr l roul, scar .his house. when he had his two uoys with him. They had some eun roasativa .ci A ctiier. Mr. Parr expressing so hope that the, wound tit goal itrigithouhl together. lie hawing tetra nom.- , a the bane lartrt. 4 PI lint trOlglet.A to the younger by. and said, •• j uts bout that hid is d.—tl like Malt a (?"— .'l; hi, pounoat Ito) might be about or six years old; they at•lty• calved one smother I* &mohair naluas, and the liVitueor was coelktt Sil. The Wit over. r.i•weitril, by ba , 114 g, %%%%%% what the d--1 do you mean?" Air. courierse tioa then turned upon tf,eueral Laptev, sod they Min aftereards part of. Mr. Part was a very a-cowrie' MAD. anal oar to. remarkably tugh spirits is gene oat. dad. like oil eno. hived his blade. ills. clerk. Mr. ,i'atiamina. liked his bottle pritty well alga. Indeed it levies ally reekosie I neat to high tr u sou. ro lies: pool. Or a (ieuttesams is goat Ws .set.- till PUOII. M slur Thomas Chamberlain. of the soh Megi.. mi•oot, mitt Caphms Lilattlelios a of the 6th ltegioseut f u colitiraiud thea legit witsweetos. as to the orvisfeee4s. eisibarily said n Aimee, sebeellsog between Ala lbw win Ur* ran. noon allgwaiirme • alebowdowy dinuti at Mr. Pares house. ;bit. wad.• au eloioeut reply. is which 11. insist the, the sort of deeruee Mt op for the 11e , ....out, su fa, • trout leaseiiiii;; the injury, truly- I.:.baird to rgsrav tte uis ioffeacr. mud therefthe ,oughi not to toot ,:atethe olatin.ges which the Stew if O w lieu the such a flagrant breach of Irked.- hip • a. VC/lilt:Via*. V.i.f.sssaaaucti, In .11441ressiss the Jety. etate.AL.l. that true was a care. which. more thiro others he rr.ue tll.4.•tvidOh.t. term and nice 1111443i•1a..“.4 All Jut, The ersinio•lity aflame ao Wig (1 ,. - uied, sr it .la 4 specifically poeweil to have tn.-lured „..J, 'to,:: the ru..!..lice. there appears:ll every rouvainlit) that the acts cif adultery.stent stoJeli further ha. k. Lll4ll gnat period, joulgongf ban .. the gebturrs rod the for stye. Pet yeett. It int, ; !,t, Indeed, take its i", no I•J2, .t it uar titeveto,p inr tn.. Jury only till. - teatime, wan they flit' at ar.. 0 4(1 oft 'lady iba., tsar., goat., lit ..tang ittati as:sating its lat.,' C4....1614 .sr it lb.: toad ooi) bow., n ettior'tla drg-et• s: aivittieni-et If ....bay found the throne, of there et,t Moss r oroyetl• klanktvit ,mild not be en. titled to may el., aoaa a., alt; atul if instanter. clic,. wi t ,lo ail tw,.nly 0 iikitt ) ts Thetriotoo of Awning., *vat might be altaptpo, -.h. utmost stroctownw of c0...1444, an the pad, ca tilt' injured heaboted, Imo! ouserbett its wetu,..ag Over that of his wit.. Irlivrr ~retroce Us no. opinion far ittletoni;, that inn Plat tait's urraneitteat toad ban caamd by .the auailery havia.g berso cothesitted, as it was evairtit lie had recovered from his Snit attack. • and tuo tag his Iwo! tatervab had shown no degrew of buepieioa or jealoutry of his wife. It on ilsourit consideoably ealuotbeeil the crime of the.Dit6iMeet. that he was a .ierried man, au I it was ceasetamatly a flagraitt 4of rikcil of twit dour*. his to ht. owe wife, by the violatird of• rho sole chinaity of ult. 'tit of &anther: . This was air cuinstaare which however toe Jury were NO required to eater Imo the maskissetieweipar lllttl iivt,l,ogi injured hod Do right es that oegoopil Mr ciei.o larger %Limoges. lee net barbof tll.t menu it say greater injury. The vielaiime of frirll mod the confidence moored in *a Defrialaiit, by the Plaiiiti:f, were the *object len printi,willy for their conbel.ottion. The Jury retired, after a few poise" re turued a bertlict fur the damagos 10001. COURT OF CHANCERY, Li Acer.ies-Tvv, Die. VP. A PRIZE IN TRU LOTTERY. swirl. v. MU On 1r If. ger SAiscin. K. tsi bLy mut, .1 that the Defend ant rai 2 ;it be ordered to pey into Cnnrt thp sum of 151 Si I hews :he msterath share of a Lot tery I ket, that was entitled to a prize of 10,0001. to the English Lotter, of therm' ltur3. •l le steed that the Masbat' hurl hems a livery-servant in the service of „Limes Taylor, Esq. of Southamptoit ; .the I)efeada.4 kept • Lottery-016r.: in this city, sad had Oa agent, of the name of Skelton, fnr the purpo.r of iliqinain4 of Tickets i.l Southampton. to the year lOW, the Plaintiff purchased • Six teenth front Sle(too, about a week before the (srasing comineneed ; in two days afterwards it via. btulea from aim, and one of his fellow-servants was suspeeted oh the theft. The Illaiatiti tient to Mr. Skelt ))))) and 'misruled himwf his triss, and that hr wa. tint certain whet the Auamber was, but it war either No. .26, , t80, 01 16,0 , 10, Mr. Skelton informed him, that 'he was the I)efeadaiit'. Al-itt, and the hest thing he could do was, ti 'me to Imo on the sahret, anti Skelton took • •noranitium in his book N Lost. Silrertmlli• either .1601110. or tti,Boo ; Taylor, Esq.") Ae-.. eorilinirly, on the I.lth of April. 11104 the Plaintilf wrote to the Defend/tat. stating he had purchatied ix sixteenth of a ticket, No. 16,880, from Mr. gket ts.i. winch he bad lost, and requesting that the " eradant would assig him in recovering it, as I ~ - de him and the person su.pes_ted u'esisy. The I)efeinhot ...eta WI the *7th. that Nu. 2h.SS wu* not 'ins of hi. - or . lLi the 311th of April. No. lilis24lo trie• * • P • ••• ...I n . •1••;• Coto. ieresulAset wrote to inform Skelton, that he hail the p leasure of informing him that he tSkeltori) had sold a six trenth of that prize. Skelton answered tout leiter, stating he had snlu it to the Plaintiff, a livery ser vant of Mr. Tayior, bet who had unfortimattlt . lost it. Mr. Sheltisa, instigated by humanity, did not inform the Plaintiff, tint waited enahisanaster, Mr. Tuylur, and acquainted !Mx with the circum stances, who inecteil his huller, a person of the mitre ui Bruadrett, to write to the Defendant to . thefollowing purport, dated May 1 : " Christopher Swift bought the sixteenth of a lottery ticket fruit nr. Shelton. which he has lost, but the number of whisk 11 believes Is '2s,uuts, the late foctouatt From the keuisih respectability of pour house, 1 have au duukt hat jettYsllstacilitate the recovery of it, and if ter fired, y.llol'lll teem it stopped, aud give notice to yours. &c. " ROBERT 13111.'1X:1111ETT." On The 3d.of May the Defendant sent the fot Towing a. swee-waliat a share of Sk lottery ticket be ing isekitiable„and payable like a Ihink note, it was Very hard To retrace it, but he would do what was in his power. In the year 1805 the Plaintiff filed a bill of discovery, and in June ittOS tiled a • further bill, praying relief. The Ifefendunt in his first answer says, he believed, that on the 15th of May, 1803, the share that was sold at South ampton was paid at the Office in London, by one I of his clerks, who did not, as be believed, make any inquiry, and that it was directly destroyed, as was customary iii lottery transactions; he admitted that one sixteenth never had been paid or demand ed, but he believed it was dot the one sold at Southampton ; the were private numbers put upon atm es. and entrust SO Ms book ;. that the share sent to Southampton, had a private mark of the *umber Otso, ilid that paid had the mean number. In his subsequent answer, he dgties that he ought to have given the Plaintiff any indica of its be n tendered. us he had uo power to volute the payment, and parthiulaz ly so, as the nano tier was nut sworn to by .tll PIIIIMVE lie adinitted7 l that he he did not give any directions to his clerk to step ar make any inquiry ; and he also admitted Shut be visa unable ti swear positively that the sixr .tontth .14W/has not Ivrea tendered, and remains umpoid, samosiet the one purchased by the Plaintiff. tfisplee thimp h skentostiners, Sit Samuel Itottilly site be .11 6 ewsiOn • wooLl order the money to be :.pstid into Ccied.,. It *old be He hiircishi,i on the Defeinkist ;. 4*, sv, a if the Plaintiff failed its maktstrostaimalmise, the Defendant was only the triesteolofAsparepie.foi the motley did net IlelOOK to Iliac; r ilairkie, the master of the Plaintiff, had eskiiinkta,inaeinnify him three-kW ; awl -he Mild 'int ot Luse Plainta io Ili, hand, in which hevattosr :lie share he purchased from war it:Motes:oth or the ticket, number 26,u3n, lifefren.e lies ail found a inemora•alittn made in his a .l v: • Mr. during tlw. time be Mid the t.eket is his polaimiso. dr. Hale aged ''r. Wtf.afix, Comisel for the De fondant. coot witakt liat there eons tin caMIIA• shown why the moary shauti be paid two Court It L i n da a n siverno pllr6ol4lto the Plaintiff. etc,: pt he taought induce t Orretidant to rum into a t iii pr,.:ase. At the tint the Plaintiff might have. brou g ht suf action at few. Why did he wait ti n , e a ft e r h e s a e apprised of t h e iiiiitorr being' drawn, before he bronelit nis Bill of Re • overy. and then not stir agxt..l for two years moss ' it must hart , hism us:cause he knew his case was bail. The Corot OR no maxims• would order money to hr paid into Court to tie up the hand' of. a De rendant. and induce him to enter into a compro mise. It was not pretended to be stud. that the money was not as safe in the hands of the Defend ant as iii those of the Accuuntant-Gen. rol. The . iamtiff never conk' get relief by his lull in that Court, for the minute the ticket was drawn, the amuunt tcif the . prize became money, hint and re ceived, anil, as such, it was only recoverable it. a Court of Coiamon Law. If the Court refused this motion, he might bring his action to-morrow. — It was the first titas they had ever heard of money •being asked to be paid into Court, because the De fendant MAIM be a trustee to some person. Under evervitirentnatauce, they felt confident hi. Lordship Iniald ohne the motion. •-ftir iCt. Relit LLY replied m a speech replete '4lll llllllll = CHANCIELLOR observed that he eon ! Mewed Abe ease as perfectly cognizable by a Court 411 a even in a Court of Low •cogiliziatice ' isigiatbe bikes of it; for so far hack as the reign of Willies. the Third, negociable• securities carne uuder Abe jurisdiction of Courts of Law ; and if it wen .proved that Skelton Dever had a store of the ticket, number 96,*80 1 and hail that of 0480, with the circumstance of the Drferaflant having destroyed all evidence, by the destilictiou of the shin which he paid on the 35th of May, he did not believe there was a Jury in the world that would not give a verdict for the If thiN woe the caw/ to a Court of Law, what could pre vent a Court of Equity from having jurisdiction, when it was never disputed that they had ? But, recording to the rules of the Court, whatever might be its opinion en the heasisig, and in giving a di-- Grew, yet when the Defendant did not admit sufficient in his answer to warrant the order for the payment of the looney into Court, the Court could not comply with the application, whatever it might de on the bearing of the cause. The motion was of coarse dismissed. I.VTELLIGEM. h. •ORTIYDCTY. DEC. 19. Arr;verl the Warren Hastings Emt from the Downs _ _ Sedesl the Hope. for Guernsey, and the Liana, on • cruise. MARGATE. DEC. 19. The Airthamptou, Sir Williams Ptiliesey, and Worsester Ea,t. Inchamen are in the Roads, and hare been supolied from Imace with provisions, an chors. and eeltiee. DOVE/1. DEC. 19. - - The chief ►nwte of the Walpole East Indianian, Sutton, bulunging to this larrt, whose ship had the misfortune to get on shore ou the rocks of the North Floreta►ol, beiug at the wheel when the shy► struck, bud his arra broken by the d Jeu shock. DE %1., OTC. 19. Arriterl the' Zeitobia from a cruier, and retimins ill the I)9WiIS WWI the •,I,ips •u per let.—Wiud . F. FROM LIST laClir'S c4ZETTE. Dransiepetre , r, Dew. " I SAC • His Majesty WM &Nett, by a Coomo;r:ioo bran/4 dale the gull of Erloisory loot, to stipule* Liestt -Geolowl!'a /obis Ste 64, B. to be Cooorustokr of Ike Miiesty's Forces the Aitdite_i rowan (tae Gareiouo of Gtlxoltar excepted). Adntirolirgfee. ^oarr 17, ltlit. C•py of a I.etter f Rear.Aduiii al Sir Coward Paltrir. Bt. Commander in ( Isier of lily it%'s Stsips and Vraar'.l in the East lorlirti to the faun. Wm. trrlhuiey Put; dated tot hoard Ills Majesty's ship Culloden, iu Harbour the - e lk of April, Isar. _ Ste-1 requi.4 you will soloed to the Right Han the f'ominissioners of the Admiralty, the Weimar' letter trout Lieutenant William Dawson, acting in the command of His Majesty's i.bip St. Vioremo, stating the particulars of the rapture of La Piedmoutaise revolt frigate, mounting 50 gins., on the nth ult. in the Goiph of Mannar. he making this commostientiou to their Leninhipa, I ass delirious of expressing those trrisgled sentiments of admira tion and rumen' ',hid' I experienced in the lois of Captain George Nicholas Islartlinge, who fill is the runniest of •ie tory, after having exerted, during three successive days, the must renicrimble sell, ;Ministry nod judgment in the conduct of this very brilliant action. His Mail .t v's service ha. In en thus deprived ef a most excellent ana distiognished int:err I of 'Shout the highest expectations have been jest ly formed, limn a knowledge of his tunny, great, soil excellent qualities. The merit of Lieutenant William Dawson, upon RIMAII the cumulated devolved atter the death of Captain Hardinge, is already well lancien to the Hoard by his gallant hehariuni on a former occasion, when he was severely %wooded ■t the capture of the Psyche frigate by the St. Fiorvnzo, is %%Inch nearly the whole of her present Other's and crew bad the honour to share. . • . . Tl! manner in which he continued the action, whir+ he. be.o w nearly concluded by his lamested Captain, snit finally conducted A to a successful issue, will dusibll. as se cure to him the high appstbation and recompense ul their Lordships. The undaunted bravery, the animated and persevering exertions of every (Meer, deawtaw , ‘.,11t1 marine us beard the St. Fiorenso, ha►e bees tint) worthy of theheiirred council hi whose cause they have been su nobly engaged 3—the public gratitude will be commensurate with their eutineut merrier'. _ I lease that the St noreuzu had arrived with her prize iu safsty nt (Advent..., from whence she may dustily be ex pecttd at this port. 1 have the homier to be, Sic. EI.WAND FELLEIY. His Tajesty's ship, Si. novena°, at sea, March 9, I alba. tn—l t w with great regret 1 have to inform you of the of Copula Hardinge, late of His Majesty's ship St. l'imr tiro, who fell gloriously in the early part of an 'rime, 101 l the sits w.tsai, between His alejesty's ship St. Florets's°, and the French National MIMIC LA Piedniontame. l'ite St. nurenzo sailed from Point de Galli-, on Friday. the 4th instead, at half peat eleven, a. m. On the tub, at seven • sa. Famed three I mliamen, cud, shortly after, saw a trigate bowleg N.E. We immediately hauled our wind in chase, and made all mil, being at that thou iu lat. 7.3 e. long. 77. !Al. We made the private sigiv.l, which was Sot All. swerve! ; and at fire, ',hewed user colours, which the ci.e.t.y took no suttee of. At 4* minutes peat it, p.m. we ranged alongside ofhim on the larboard met, and received his broad aide. After engaging till 50 minutes past 11,p.m. within a es ble's length, the enemy made sail a-lwad, oat of the range of air shot ; we ceased tiring, and made nil ...defter him roe th.eing to emote up with hies till day-light, wlwu finding be could eat avoid an action, he wore, as slid we also. As twenty-rve itamites past six recommenced the action, at the el;staace hags mile, insdnally &Mug with hint le a quarter of a wile. The tire was constant, and well-directed on biol. sides, though that of the enemy slackened towards the 'after part of the action. At a quarter plat eight p.m. the Play Asa& all sail "".o7 waie-topeil-yard being abut through, the main tuyol-mast, slid both ocaintemast•stays, the atainitpriam stay, and must of the standing sad tanning rigging, nod all our sails shut to pieces, and wet of our cartridges fired sway, , no our gam were directed of kis halite alai Sot math thaatil..l abort his tiering), we taloa Irby, sad •wltiMed all heads in repairing the damages t sad Sitio( the ship spin for action. From the gran injury our masts, yards, ^ad sails had received, 1 am sorry to observe, that it was not us nor power to chase to reska the action immedi ately; we, however, aotormied in keeping sight of hies during the sight ; and at wine iass. on the sib, the ship being perfectly prepared for motion, we bore slows upon the Peaty under all sail . he did not codeavuur to avoid us till we basket ai km art his stars, fur t h e purpose of gelding his weather gage, and brewing Inns to clone fight, when lee hauled up also, and made all sell ; but perceiving that we came fast up with hies, a.id that an action was inevitable, he tat ken, and at three we passed each other on opposite tacks, and recumnietwill is Ltiu a quarter of a cable's length. With grief I have to olio pie, tli.d our brave Cap tain was killed soy • grape-shot the seeded broadside.— When the eacay was abaft our hems be wore, and, after an hour and tweedy minutes close utti ~,,, stre• k their colours, sod waved tick hats fir a bout to he min them—She proved to he k., Piedinamaise, coMittauded by Monsieur proved so l's L.a Pwifsn.otsise, c.sss'sssiau,lvd by Monsieur Eprui., (Mini:our du V•isseaus she touted. Idly pus, lung eighteen-pounder., ou her trim,, deck, and fb ty-six porn— der carruuatles on her quarter dick. She bad three hundred andmisty-sox Frew-boom on board, and ma i ly us.° bo n d e r,' Loomis, who marked their sails. She sailed from the Isle of France on the J. eh of Dec.:usher. In the action she hail forty eight lilted and our hundred and twelve wousded. ' The St. notenat has thirtera lilted and twenty-hare wound ed ; most of tin latter are In a must promising way. .1 hat of them I have the honour In lactose fur your infixiontion. Tile enemy tons cut to pieces in his mats, how sprit and rigging ; and they all want by the heard doting the night. It is now • pleastag part of my duty terecommein! to your particular notice, the cool, stoney, and gallant conduct of Lieuteneets &heard Davies and Henry George Moyer, the latter, I am sorry to add, wits severely wounded about ten mioutes iwfure the enemy strut*. I also experienced very meat assistance from Mr. Moores, the master, by the judi cious lewd 1/ASINlib-Ilke summer in which he laid' as close alongside tbeettieniy. To Liciateaant Samuel Ashmore, of the Royal Marines, I as tench indebted, for the cool wad determined courage evinced by him through the whole ac tion. Indeed eveee officer. pens *Nicer, seaman auJ ma rine in the ship behaved is the most heave sad plleat inauncr, and nobly maintained the pm-eminence of the British Bag Is the Pm boat from the prise come Mr. W. F. Black, A,, tt out Surgeon of His Majesty's 86th regiment, captured by the Pwdmontaise on his Imes* to Madras, • hn rendered ihe sergeou great nasitnamm. I am also much furl. "ea t o the oaken d tb e army, sa d the t'apteies sad ti revs of the country ship., who were prisoners an board the enemy, for the gnat annstmeee they afforkd es with th. is Lamar. is erecting jury musty and workior the ship into port, es, from our weak state, sad the treat sundae of prisuncts on board us ' we could spare bat few hands from our own ship to stud uo board the prise. have t h e honour to be, ike. • U I I.LI AM DAWSON. To Sir Edward Peßow, Bsrt Rear...admiral of the Reel, and of His Majesty's Ships mid Vessels is he East Indies. List of ( Makers, Seamen, and Marines, killed sad wounded ea board His Majesty's ship Si Foureuzei, in action La Piedimintoiso French Net toast traste, ea tbi nth, 7th, and nth of March, .isuis. ‘Vosuded on the 6th--William Pitt, seaman, sliehtly ; John Treacy, supernumerary seainao„ date; N,llom Mil ler, seaman, cbtle. Killed nu the 7th—Tholes Vertin, seaman ; Charles Smallwood, ditto; Robert t wren, ditto; Jost Middleton, ditto: • William Mead, superumuerarj seamen; Wilkes Merlin, marts*; Juba Lufi, ditto; Joseph L,tcbbetd, ditto. oe the 711,--Jistm Meadons, s.araen, dasger isosl, cute dead ; W.Ollllll &adorn, warm, best a let, sinte dead George flys', 4 , •,11/li, 14,11.0) ; John 141,011,111, ditto. ; FraLll% Jik. 101143, senile, ditto; %VS ter Bum, s. WWI.. data.; Wail..:ll 1.1314) Jolm Arlon, sesame, lost tyro team i i'l.stip UlticL, rims., Be. *Neil ; ¶Vtilt. fit 13,, 4it e. , Apr r 4v,.4 Lori, 11,41itiy ; 0,j,• dine; Jeitu ut . tta,sa, di;te , i; norive ditto. Kilted ou the sit.—Grer4e T:ieltaus INnediage, Lie Cop. t :ito ;111 Bret, eesattel J.Lit llern, ditto Lew. Joesk, nowire _ otooli.l oat the eth--Ileory George Miltey, (it, oteougi v oevettlyf Greiiiiy, Car varier's- mete. iitto IL mac o a k , iigneerossly.; J4);•0 • M'ElitU, t a of aisriites, ditto ; g mlrise, !tot 40 any Il • e,r;listo Pope, migrant, clange,.iosh, 111111% 11,orri, y ; Do, is. otau za . &lob ; George Aeg,e, Mit.lllo, di rho. • - imma.:7N CY si*. 7LItSSPED. Jolin Utli, lett uf!;' , ..1!..4 um; tete, I:.,f4iitc, Mide4vev, MN raw a prisuuer itor ikvt ,son, paultorntet. ' The ma Coin:too, of lat. !hate*, liertrattA, grater, tr.. su i ren d, r , Lee. t 7, 41, sect Ja..nazy at,' tea, at (;,, 4. ball, Lwidou %tterne)s, M r tars ! Haulm, aid il a i.e, Stotte-bealittca, Lit.eultes Jamie buri;es, of Lit...rpuoi, tales, to tiarreader, Jra. 21, 24, abut 31, at eleven, at the Glues t *trees Livarp.t. to.aeys, Mt %Yiutik, Juba-oh-vet, Bedfu;d•rus, Lotion. anal Mr. PsitainEto.t, Dr.stlet-street, I irtrpoul. ._ . . . John PM, non or late of Liverpool, tossier.rneziriv, fie nerrionler, Jan. 11, 0, end 31,• ak t.l rev, at the 1,;141.e ts•r vern, Liverpool. Attorerva, :Vb. %%wile. Juliv.vtrret, Bed. , ford-row, Leool,.n i, :owl :geom. (...tiil.th %Ai Hinds, laver ('aatle•atraxt, Liverpool.. _ . _. Widisro itiougolt Ardwieb, parish or Sldneheider, Lao. easter, denL.: and elitpiaau, to sm • t mler, I)ee. sta , Jas. 4 , 31, at two, at the l'ialber Arr. Attuiveyi, Mr: Philip Hurd; kiwi's-Veneta-% anis, Temple, Lomita, aanitle. Julia Luse, Fleemlitster.. William Buddy, ftfVcarhorausab, York, rommon-hM wer e bitriciotcr,Jauttary tl, I e, am% st,at cl.Mo,;.tth,•t . km, SearborungL. Attorxe)a, :Or. Info r, St 1"o -rough ; and Mr. Joh* Williams, Red Liou.rqui.re, yrada, Safasu,.l T..pp, of Chatlrkrtou, in the ponsh of Pasta Imprinter, to Masnroder, Drertobcr xa, Jaosiar, d a. a :1, ai two, at the (Jas„ 'raven), Stauchestet. Atturiola, Jubnsw,srid Ca'4‘:., r sow Mr. Lths, Si D. 10( - strect, LOllidtlo. J 11114.11 Hazirreocer, of Ilisneheatm, briek•snakrn, to nuncio der, Dineembir a:t, January 5 i.u4 at, at three, at dry tr.m. menial leo, Mamluster. Attur.eys, Mr. Thomas Hen,tr, 31nuelwater ; and Mr. Itelph LE:, CumitOs-stseetrCitaucw)- law., Lundeen. Simnel Swim at Halifix,•Vorlt, merchant, to aorrenAir, January 2,3 i, Mid al, at ten, at fbc Tallrvt luu, Attorioqa, Hewn. Cordlr, mid Spear, Gray's-Ina, Lund,.,; and Mr. Felwards, Halifax. DIVIDENDS. limitary 14. Joseph Mickel' late of Stoolharst, Kent, gro cer, at elates. at the Geary ten , ernnbrook, EPA January to. Hatebinaoa Mare Robert atulV4Si:olt Mare, of Fctirbursis-stmet, I-Lagoa, usarcha4.l.l., at sea, .t 4o Mibatl, I.or don. Jaoaarygl. Within Stood, heretofore o: little Tor, r 11114dIrael, bat late of Mortimer.atrcet, chant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lem.u a. sanitary it. George Richards, M tiough.aivare, Landes, furrier, at ton, at Guildhall, London. January 14. Jaws Casino Hayward, of ( hatnbtrs:street, Goodmans-held., Middksex. now or let- puriar the Emit India Graopsafa allip United Kicgc,,a, at ten, at Gui'dhaH, !.endue. Januicy 14. Jolla Weals and Peter Tarns", of Cock hill, Ratcliff, Middlesex, &alas is cuaai, at cle..eia, at Guild hall, Lotukti. .14.aary et. Thom& Maapoa, of Rohm, Lawaster, evt toodoismar, at eleven,-at the Doe Tavern, Mimehmier. Janus-. 16. fkorpAtnOstnsChild, of ariatul, seri:rem:4 at tioion, at the Taver. , „ Curn.ereet, Brutal January is. Edward Coats, :llama. Niamey * Jiaeph Hall, late of Horaistkinir, iu tt:e pact- h of lartan-iipiii l'eent, -Stafford, bream', at citrus, at tie lYhite Hatt Inn, Bur tor- u pon-Ttesic January th. Apeel Raphael Louis Delastery, 4f Elakoky, Lancaster, dyer, aleiesen, at the Syreail Eagle tau, :Jaw. cheater. Jaauai4 16. John Whitaker the elder, William ll'haiilior, of flituckpaet, Cheater, and Julio Wh.laker the yoregrr, of Edictal, Chi:attic, Chester, catii.a.mausfarturera, art delve, at the Ked Liou Ilm , in fleat4o ltmia, uses Steekposet! Jaoaar% 14. William Partridge, of Ficettr, oorp-soksr, at ',even. at the liter Inv, n. kmeter. Janes yls DicLard Jrsic“.o , i mai ‘ll Ilan Inekisess, of Kangstos-upon- wk"....rr-drapers, nl Siena, at /he Gaurge luta, la Kinrsen-upon.liwil January 17. Thulium Mit.Lrtl, o Nene 411e•spos-Tyme. lineu.draper, at eleven, at the Turk's "lead las s Nan emits-upon-Tyne January 11. Fausinel Denham', tow or late .f llerinarnlser street, Swaths ark, barmy, taiMr s at eleven, at London. Jamsary 31. Thcmiss Wiaterhown, ef Alderssalt , street, Laudoe, cabinet maker, at ow, at Gusidnall, Leedom. January 17. Eiijah / ., bases, of ate.4l•ol Hat-Y.l,d. Charles-street, Hattie-Chinks, Histhere, iliddlcarx, ....:.- binst-ruaker, at tea, at Gaddhall, Leaden. January Hairy Hart, of Great Ceram-aireet, Arans as. k-hguare, Middlesex, broker, at tile, at I.ouilon. January 17. Thomas Gardner, of Slwirediteli, Miihilesrp„ haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall, merlon. January .t .1 ['drew Johit.tuot koKI Joins :r &inky, of Fineti. lan., London, returners, at twelve, at Guildhall, don. Jailuary 91. George Blunt meditate Slneat, of-Little-far ter-lane, Dectere-Cusseeme, Lawton, wholesale gives., at trim, at Guildhall, loadne. Jammu y 21. t harks Stokes Dudley, ofGreeeehurch-air. , •, Loads', merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London Jasusey tn. Joseph Waybran sod James Gerrard, d Swan street, Miseries, Louden, ewe/ache 3, at luster, at Gadd hall, Loudon. January tl. William Clark, late of Ryder, Leaf, tailor, at twelve, at the Fourriain-lim, Cram -Wiry. CERTI IFICATES—J A 11. to. Jobs Bell, of Teo...bridge, Wilts, clothier. Thomas Stretch, its of Grafton-street, St. Pommes, Mid dlesex, grocer. Joke Henriques, late of Aidgate fligliwtreet, Loudon, tut ass of New•aquase, Leadoo, merchaad. James Green Cmralske, late of Wide liereestreet. Stepney, Misiollesez, but www is the Hoag% Beech Prison, td ,iss eheadlar. MCI Or STOCKS TESTIIKDAT. s par Cam Itsasesee s Fos Cat • ling gessithea. . ....it lisf =dal n per Cent 4 simnel Ilichsgsse Mb s a poss. Gest& tip , .. .Asa T. HUH, Se•2llbnisw, and ( COURSE OP E\( Ati.terdalo 33 lo 9 C. Ditto at Slid 33 3 Rottcrttron r. f to el 2 V. Hatobortlh 32 4 e AMtmr 32 3 9 3D. 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