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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Liscosr's Tessotor, Jung 19. GORDON v. GORDO!. Mr. Ht& stated that the Plaintiff, Mr. Harry-Gordon, wait perfectly saddled with lbe athletes in this emote, as de livered out by hie Lordship. The only pules, then, that re mained to he moiled ases the row. Mr. condos, the Ovientlast, said, there was a great deal mertito be dose ea his Lordship had beta imposed on, and he was convene d he had never read the evidence before be hod delivered she minutes. He was sorry to be obliged to asy so miielv The LORD CHARCILLOR..." Yoe ought to be sorry, for Inn sat to set according to year notions of the onto lee of the Court, but from my owe judicial kuowledge. There hail heen mow Mainmast displayed of the rules of the Court than in this case. I will in a few days deliver mil my minutes as they respect the costs." Fill ther awisideentiou postpaid. IM THIt PAIATTRR OF JOHNI WRIGHT, A simuturr. Mr. RWRVISOTAWF moved Ibat the bankrupt shook! be discharged set of the comedy of the Sherif of Surrey, he hasiiiir been arrested is deA oire of his prinemos frusta .I.e commiasioateiv. He held in his baud the allidays• of the Harikrepi, that he stewed it to the Sheriff, mid which he dis regarded. Mr. Wavesteim said he appeared for the Sberiff of Surrey, who had made AM salami setting (with that the It rat had sot at the time of hp carrel ealaibited to hits his protection, but that he-tolit him that he had a tickles sad o linger io his.porkei fur the drponest, without mention. tug the sirdose of his Itchier. The !weir CuaeCIILLOR—" Take an order this the Plats tiff to the sesiwi discharges the Itaskrapt. I sill make se order statism the Sheriff as the Ilankirias mien to have the benefit of hi. Magas, therefore he ill Out tODOloil to the costa • of this •ppleratiini Mutton preach withuat cows. This was the firm Seal hefule Terns. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, TUESDAY, JUJUS 19. Before she L9llO Otter Jurnci awl a Special Jury. IDANAVIELD AND ANWINDIR V. NATIOAD. This was an action► on a policy of insurance effected on the ship Agerroria. from London to Queber, snot thence to Bridgewater. It appeal-if . the Plaintiffs had chartersd the ve.- •cl Burn London to Quebec for timber. The charter larrty bound the JPlsintiff• in furnidi worm, fur Ili, rise of the thip. and accordingly 20tH. was advanced Quebec fur that purlio.e. the Tiffs eft., ted a policy on their interest in that ark vatice, So cower then, in the event of loss_ The Chip on her voyige home was tom, ■nth tlioi victims Wit wive brought to rec'.vrr upon the policy the amount which the Pitman& had paid on account of the ship. 'the SOLICITOR-Gatturs, for the Plamtillit, con ended, that although if a ship were fort on her voyage the owners could claim no freight al.piimit the charteueis, yet where the Litter had advanced money oil recount of freight, it could nut be reefs. erred hick. The Plimanif.. therefore, had uo remedy but against the underwriter.. Mr. Scaleirri, fir the Defendant, tootewilett that in this case the Plaintiffs had nu interest which they could ionise. Although he allowed that freight could not be recovered hack in case the vessel were lost, yet money advanced for the use of the ship stood ow votively different ground., and if recoverable at all, it must be front the owners of tNe %hip, and net the underwriters. The LOSD JUSTICI reconserieoded r care, but that nut bring conseisted to, he said his opi nioa err very strong upon the *object there was no doubt that freight advanced could not be reco vered again alter the ship was lost ; but he thought there ars a wide difference between money ad vanced on account of freight, sod money advacced (as in the present ezoi ) by the Plaintiff* for the lam a the vessel on the voyrge. Under these circuit,- etances his Lordship directed a non-suit, but gave the Plaiistiffs leave to move the Court. Nou-suited. COURT OF COMION PLEAS, TUMIDLY, Juin 19: DEFAMATION. CHAMBERLAY NE V. YATES. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff. who keeps no academy at Cesionbury-ploce, amanita the Dcleistiant, who is a licensed victualler in the same neighbourhood, fur words calculated to injure him in his pioftssion. There was a dispute between the pink", and 'everts' witnesses were produced, who stated, that meaning to place their children at the Plaintiff's school, they bad inquired his character from the Deft Aldan!, who dissuaded them. On their cross examination they admitted that they had known the Plaintiff a long time, and eompidered hunt re q.ectable. Srrjeaut Pau, for the Defendant, in addreasing the Jury, said, if they believeil that the Defendant, after having been provoked by the Plaintiff's re. fusal to pay his lost account, was then entrapped by him aard hie Mendip into angry expression., fot m u purpose of recovering damages, they would tea that case take cure not to encourage such conduct by rewarding it with damages. The Jury consulted for near an linter, and re turned a verdict fur the Pl 'ff—Damages woe fffthing. A f.ditt accident occurred on Saturday at Ash. grove, Somerset, near the Red Post Inn. The nephew of Mr. Cor.cs, shortly after hid arrival on Saturday from London, went iota hitt stucle's hed-room, where he took up a loaded gun, which hr must have cocked, for by entire accident the piece went off, and the charge lodged in the body 4. r Ins brother, who expired in four hours. Monday evening a ohockiirts accident occurred at the corner of Shur-hone, Fleet -street. One of the Turnhout-green stages was driving along at a smart puce, and e little boy, apparently between 13 and 14 years old, in attempting to moss, was run over, and died in a leVi inintittb. Sunday afternoon, as a nursery-maid was walking along the Sttauri„ having the Care of two children, one of whom wits to brrariii4. in crnsviisgh I e end of Southamptou-utreet, the eldest of the two was ran over by a,Aikeitleimin's titanof turning ti p that street out of the Strand. The cnes of the little girl, vih• is between lour mid.five )emrs of age, occasimed the chariot to itip, Itlien a Groatlemma alighted, and directed that the chtid should be taken proper care of; the child was taken to a Surgeon's a most shocking spectacle, with very little loupes of its recovery. . . ~;• . .. .._ A ~-~ ~~r - ...~ OLD BAILEY, Anis lit SENTENCES. ' ' • Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the trials tenni• nated. and the Recorder proceeded. to peal wee tenet upon the Prisoners convicted dorin the Sessions. The Recorder wag IMMlllpilte Beady two • ii;r., hours pareine-sentence. ) • The Cllowiog were ordered to be tress= fur seven years, viz.—Edward Griffiths), William) • . Edward Coossbes. Harriet Ballard, Joseph Eastman, Iliplisrt Walkis.l Pike. James Moore, Thomas Sams, holm Page, Sominash Jenkins, Charles Paul. John Morgan, John Perkins, Henry Piaford, Edward Cathie, William Martin, Mary Tebley, James Lownhais, Mary Smith, Sarah Austin, Mary Austin, Elizabeth Brows, Williams Inizabelb Halswell i Jobs Panky, James Tierney, and Anne Smith. Foe Fireflies Years:—William Goudea , Charles Gooding, Sarah Read*. Catharine Taylor, Sarah Stewart, Eaton, Charles Price, Eliza Smith, George Kemp, Jane Carter, Edward Smith, Richaiit Lynn, John Sealers. Jahn Dart, Charles Perk, klizibeth Pastor, Team Smith, George Eater, sod John Lane. The last semmiteeo of them Prisoners were commicted of having forged rotes in deer possession. The following received sentruee of transportation liar life: —Robert Fowler, Thomas IV.llisrtis . Charles Lloyd, John Sachmoudolin John's*, Thomas Burgoyne, Charles flityles, sod Mary Smiib. A great number were sentenced to various terms of im prisonment, some were ordered to be publicly, and whom privately whipped, sad in the rases of lve Prisoners the judgment of the Cams was respired. The fullowurre wirielled person.. 20 is member, were then put to the bar to remise the awful &ideate of Death, vis.— Mary Anne Bell, Henry Williswy Juaeph Ladeq, Geroge Taylor, Sarah Gillum. William. Clappeituo. sod Cordoba Enisht, for waling in sliselliag houses; John, Jackson, for rape; John Blaktney, for highway rohlsey ; WOW- Wilson, fur returrsiog how transporialsus ; %Aril Holding. Chaplet Wade, sad Henry Janes, for sersisr 7; Riehaid Lock sad /oho Qessiirmlen, fur bwroe-r•tealsorg; Henry Itrio,, fur bursae hieakiag in the day time; mad Rob. rt lioldriso•thr honour Clsse , Charlotte Thoroc, sod 'Ambled. Webster, fur altering ft. rged Batik mites. - - E "CONSTITUTIORAL ASIISOCIATION " The Ilacoituan, in his preliminary address iso the us happy ei tatioala, look ise.sision to advert to oho establishment of the " Cwastitutiow•l Assoiristion." lle observed, that some of the Primmer@ pettier, were peculiarly the ob j•ets of commiserative' from sluts ba►ina been deprived of the proles-lime of their parents at an eaeJst, age, timid tarred loose into the streets of the• metropolis, where, he lainewi ed lii say, they could oat pass a'uug %whoal mreUng ■t almost every sore'.► some ',decent rot, or some blasphemous and sediaiusis publication. To these, he had no Isesitatiou in asseitiug, the great ioerease of crime, especially among the juvenile part of the eonimanity, was mainly attributable, and it was with the most ssufeigneil pleasure that Is PM* ed the estatilishineut of in Assoeiatioa which had fur its object the destreetion of this monstrous evil. The Amociatioti originated in the must sound and conatitutissaal priocipti a, and was fousded upon just and kVA groestda, and fur the 'tete probe Prisoners at the bar and utters, slow had lately been is a similar situation, lie oilloirrly wished it haii•bees established lung before. He hoped, 'lowest', it would still be able to prevent their foal euuttgion from spreading farther by the vigorous measurt which they wools' adopt. After some further tobsersattoldt of a similar Liwri,. the Learued Recorder procedal to polo sentence of death in the usual form. The Sessions adjourned to Wednesday, the 111th of Poly. POLICE. 11101/ STRXICT. A woman bawled Foster, aged 63; was put to the ba►, charged by Robert Duke, who stated, that yeaseed.y evestiug he was in Rrydgrastreet, and he observed the Prisoner pat her hand into several gentlemen'. pockets, but did 160 i see her take rimy tiling oat. Wilms. &i sm w ee k with the a p. paaroore of the nowise, watched her, earl afire trying various other persons pockets without effect, she ar Imo succeeded in picking the pocket of • geatlessan is a crowd opposite Drury-lane Theatre. Witamer theta intimated •a.ttaltive of it, who appeetbeaded her its Yuu.►treet,. with a quantity of silk han.'kerckiefs in • bundle. Being asked where she had got the same, she said • man had given them to her is Redford. court. The Prisoner was immediantly identified. at being • com mon pickpocket. She was fully commit Ord (or trial. FATAL RESULT of. CRLVIAAS CONNEXION. A man of the name of Nisbetls s aged about 66, residing in Butier.lase,Grest.pralens, barring become jealous of his *We, separated Nom her ablaut a mouth ago; sod cio Wed ueoday evening, in ma evil mument, be was templed to intro. dare **other remit., a married woman, named Sarah Sly, as • sainatiture fur his wife. The frail . fair one was taken to hi► bedroom ; but the guilty p si s did not conduct themselves with so mneh eircontsperliuu as the name of one of them might seem to imply, fur 2 female tenant, suspecting some fowl play, laid her ear to the partition which divided t►e apartments, sod having received "confirmation stroag" of what was passing within, wept lo► the wife of bkholl., who quickly repaired to the scene ,if aetiou, burst open the dune, and discovered her faithless apostle in a minotivio which it is muck more easy to imagism thaw idesernbe. A seethe mastoid betwixt Nicholls and his wife, and in the mean time Mrs. Sly fled frum the home, leaving her cloak and sloes bebialb her. Couscienemstrucla sad trrwied , abe ►xis between two aid three hoodred yards to her own dwelliug in Pile.stroet, where she ►ad le* her husbood ermined to his bed; anelten ►ntering the door she fFll doves, and expired is a foie noimates afterwards. A Coroner's Inque►t sat uu the body yesterday, and returned a verdict of Apoplexy. A mob of buys eul lecteil around Nichull's house on Thursday cerebric, mid after amusing thentrelves fur some 11111 C aub beatific pieces of it., old kettles, be. they proceeded to sea of violence, breaking the viindow.shisiter, and forcing the door of the binges. Nicholls, apprehensive that his life was in dagger, ge► oat Armagh aw adjoining tenenteut, but be rase dis covered and penned by the mob Nearly as far as the Sews Bridge um the Oath-road, and bolt again, to the Large drug manufactory, at the end of Pate.strret, where he took shel ter. Ne was severely bentes ; sofa ;Kraus who stir pied to rescue him was also shamefully ill treated hp the arum— ( Btiefol Mirror.) FROM LAST mcnrs GAZETTE. WAllekall, Anse ls, 1821. The Bias has Ivrea pleased to approve of the appointment of Peter Robert Lord Goydir to exerting the Wilke of Lord Great Chamberlain of England, as Dewy to the Right Honourable Priorilk Barbara Elisabeth Baroness rosebby of Eresby, sod Georgina Charlotte Masehiostese of Cholusoodeloy, eoiteiresses of she said ogee. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office, June 18, 1821. 2J Regiment of Dragoon. Guards—Captain Charles Paget, from tie 1111th Punt, to be Ceptain s vice Gamble r who ex ehawges—dated May 17, 1821. 34 impotent of Foot Guards—LientellootCohmei "it"' Henry Illeyrick, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain of a Compaay, vice Colton, who exchanges—dated as above. 6th Regiment of Foot—Liciiteitaot Juba Crawford I be Captain, by put abase, vice- Lodder, whet retiree--dated as above. To be Lieutenaato—Ensign John 11102121 Griffiths, by par ebaae, vice Crawford—dated as above; and Ensign and Adjutaset Alexander Downie (to have the rark)—dated May 18, 1821. To be Emden—Henry ►oley, Geol. without purchase, vies Griffiihs--ilated May 17, 1821. 334•Aita—Lieutenant William Po.le'to be Captain, by per chase, vice Gore, who ictires—dated as above. To he Lirelenanta—Ensign Sherbrooke Lowe, without per eberar, vice Pude—dated as above; and Lotwietrant Autos William Mackay, from hilt pay 6th Foot, ♦ice Frederick Hope M. Pattitios, who rache.igrr, reseiviug the differ • ore—dated May 18, 1821. To be Ensign—Gent essaan Cadet James Patstraosi, from the Royal Military College, without purchase, vies Lowe— dated May 17, 1821. 41st ditto—Lieutenant Robert Crawford, from half-pay Rile Brigade, to be Lieut.-oast, ♦ice John Highineire Jeboirli, who exchanges, receiving the dideresiet--dated as above. 43th ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Willoughby Cotton, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Mcy rick, who exehasiges—dated as shove. 48th ditto—Lieurrossit John Fesswell, from the 534 Fool, to be kiiteitensul, vice Rol-err Robisuii, whose appointment has not taken place—dated as above. 49th ditto—Seijeant-Major Fratieis Brew to lie Quarter. master, vire Harpist, deceased , —dated as above. 5411 ditto—ikevet-Major James Campbell lii be Major, by purchase, vice Thwaites, who retires—.dated as above. Lieulensut Jobs, Flamsnek Su be Capasiu, by 'purchase, vice Campbell—dated 24 above. issigoCharlea J. R iillie Hamilton tribe Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Flantani s—dated as above. Julia Murray, Geut to be Benign, by purchase, vice toe—date,) as .love. 52d ditto—lieuteliant Jolts Janos Snodgrass, from thehalf pay of the Regina, us, to be lientesiaist, vice Jobe Wits terbotioas, who cattenges—elated as above. Limitless's. ratios Alonius le be Aldjutant, vice li'interbot tows, who waive She A djutanicy wily—dated as above. 53d ditio--Lieuteitaut %ration Briatow, from half-pay of the Gish Foul, to be Idluteumit, vice Fennell, apputated to the 46th Fool—dated as above. 70111 ditiii—Lieutenaut Edward Thorp, Gam half-pay of the Pout, to be Lieutenant, vice Dirumild Wirer, who each/tiles, receiving the difference—dated as shove. 90ab ditto—Captain H•ary Boyd Gamble , from the 2.1 Dragoon Guards, In be Captain, vim Paget, who ex changes—dated as above. Colorial Company at txeb. dto the Quartermaater-ffieuerars Department at the 11.surittus—Second Lieutenant John Alexaailer Campbell, from half-pay of the Ibitirlue kepi mem, to be Second Lieutetiatit, vice Campbell, pro moted—dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Apothecary Peter John Macdonald, from half-pay, to be Apothecary to tht Purces.--datied April 28, 1821. IM /DORAN DA. The Christiaa eaves of Cornet Feed, on half-pay 224 Light Dragoons, are George Jain Goose Wrench. The Christian usinrs of Mr. fleet, who was appointed a Second LientraLot in the 21st Foul no She 19th ultimo, are Akre Gotterday. The esemeesiee of Firm Lieatenalit Pollington, of the Ceylou Regiment, has been marshaled to 31st May, T 1419, bet he is not to receive any addition.' pay. coossiszionasi g ned 4 the Lord Lieederimit of the Comity of Nuttookbetn. Ilaton Troup of NottinglumboboireYeumenr) Covets y. Charles Chowler, Gent. to be Cermet, vice William Pepper, resigned—dater, May 28, 1811. Matra!' Troop 04 Nott inghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry. George kulasaeost, Gem. to he Second Lkosterant, vice Sa muel resigned—dated June H, IIJ2k. Henry Sleight, Grist, to be Cornet, vice George Rubiuson, pconsoled--dased as above. Commission 1111 the South Shropshire Regimes, or Vearrianey Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lierdboaxt of the Calory of Salop. Thomas Lecke. Gent. to be Lieutesseal, vice George Jersey., resigned—dated May 8, Lbeteelasioos stria be the Lord Lieadeitoist of the County of Sussex. To. he Depety-Lieutensals—Sir Charles Richard Blunt; 14r JAN Shelley, Bart..; Sir George Henry Frederick - ley, K.C.B ; gillirw Courohope Malibutt, Esq.; John Amity Dalrymple, E.q, ; Henry Shiffsier, Esq ; Thomas Woodward, Esq. ; Alexander Donovan, Esq.; John King, Essq.; George Farhill,. Esq. ; Julia Dowries, Eaq. ; Robert Parker, Esq.; Bober, Bassets, Eaq.; Edward Itorteinhaw Surden, Esq. ; William Rue, Esq.; Charles Raker, Faq. ; Joseph Baker, Esq. ; George Hertel's, Smyth, Esq. ; Edward Bligh, Esq. ; John Theunlislos Dashes, E.q, ; /ohm Dsrhy, E 4.; Richard konmonger. Earl ; Richard Prime, Fn. ;. John Bent, Esq.; Julio Peter Cherry, Esq.; Groove Henry Malcolm Wagner, El.; &mai Twyfurd, joss. Esq ; Dade! Rowland, Esq. ; Finoris Philip Beth. Meath', Esq ; and Ilerbert Ilarseit Courier, E.l —nil slated Jae 4, Ifitl ; sod Richard Datapoint, Esq,— dated Jae IS, 113211. BANKRUPTS. Edward Renaud, of Birmingham, a hip-maker, to warren. der, Jane 20, 27. and July 31, at twelve, at die 1 1'enelpack lou, &mistimes. Attorneys, News Jetliners and Peohos, Elm-coast, Temple; and Mr. R. W. Grin, Birmingham. Thomas Slll,,l'f, ..( kaniagate, hem, chemist,. to ammulw der, Jesse ti, 30, an July 34, at ten, at Gailethal!, tweans. Attorneys, 51essrs. Yusweg and Outlier, Si. Mildred's-court, Poultry, 11414141011. JUIM• Fox, of Dartmouth, Devon. ship-emu's, to sunem der, Jane 2A, at three, 27, at lea, and Jody 311, at eleven, at the horse sot' Mr. Nicholas Docking, jun. Dartmouth. Attorney*, Me,.,,. Fox and Prideales, Austin Ffl2lll, Lot.- don ; and Ilr. Nicholas Brooking, Dartmouth. Sir Paul Pothole, of Lypiatt Park, Shaul, Gloocester o Kinglet, banker, tae %invader, July 29, 11, sad 31, at eleven, at the Fleece lien, Rodboruutle, Gloucestershire. Artorittls, Messrs. Das, Sou, and M ere d i th, Guildford.at r e t t, Landau; COURNE OF EXCHANGE, T spolag9 , J ung 1 9. anal Mr. Sione,Teibeery, Gloucestershire Amsterdam, CF. 12 18 L eg h orn ... ..... 47 . Joseph Bourns', of Golibo, Lincoln, f ar m er , to sorrensleir, bliill at Sight... 12 13 G en0a.......,..,„ 44 Jody 6,7, sad 31, set elev.* at the Peacock Inn D e paysii i , 9°11?" ‘" ".• ••• 12 18 Vftamile 11.1 * kii- • • 98 89 Lisecolu. Attorneys, Mr. P. , Tesford, Busmen; said Mr. 3. Aotweep .. 12 12 Malta .. '44 Taylor, Clensent's Inn, Lowd en , Hamburgb ...... 38 10 Naples. ...... ..... 40 Joseph Lanes, of Angel -court, Throgmartou-streel, Lost.' Altuun den, bill-broker, to surrender, June 23, 3*, at one, and Jul, Paris 3 day's dale 25 85 Lisbon .... 11, at tees, as Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Walker, Ditto 2O 20 ()pm kr kaiskes, and Richards, Ohl Jewry, Lunikro. Bourdean: ...... 26 20 R io yaw-iris 4O Frankfort on the Bahia... 69 DIVIDENDS. • Maine.......,. 159 k Daddies ..,. .... ,July 10. Sea. Silver sad J ames Sil ver , o f Site-lane, Loads., ? Petersburg*, p. rbl. 9 3 Cs. Curl: SI merchants, at ten, at Guildhall, Lemke's. Vienna Es.2lw.flo. 19 18 811.1.1100 jai y .lol. S. tkickland, of BodleiglosSalieri e w, Devon, shop- Ts jest, Madrid .... Cad's..... Delbem Barcelona l5 Mem D011ar5...... 0 4 9 I vice aalkr, ai ten, at Guildhall, London, Seville g -street. Chespsiule, Loudon, wars- Gibraltar '...) •,..,11.miriii -4: .lii.,.ii:.X t u ~,i .11..,..k10u1. 4.5.:1.r...(1,•. . ~ n 1; • 4 .. 4:1 a i r A skeleton has been found in the fusee of Arun- Ile Castle. which it is iinaKineit is that of a soldier. killed WI am attack made on that Carle by Kis. STUMM. There were two orrow.heads of *tee lying near the skeleton, when It was discoveted, which, prubibty, were the instruments of the war rior's devil). June 23. W. Davie/Oak Cserphat, GlaMorgals, woollen nianitlietnrer, at . !even. at Guildhall. Jane 23. R. Griming, of Broadmorrel-boildiugr, Loudon, mer chant, at twelve,at Guildhall. July 17. J. Wood, D. Martindale, and J. Fisher, of t►e Poultry, Lewalow, warchoommen, at Ira, ■t Guildhall. July 17. .1. Donaldson, W. Wee, and S. Maystriat, of Friday. street, Losiikon, linemdrapers, at len, at Goeililhall. July 12. S. Dye, of Norwieh, g►ueer, at fore, at t►e Nor folk Hotel, Norwich. July 12. S. llPlCisighl, jam. of Liverpool, unreels..., at one, at the (:eoige vas, Dale-skeet, Liverpool. July 13. T. Brown, of Long.lun, Stafford, grocer, at eleven, at the Talbot In., Lichfield. July 13. J. Dere), of Wolverhampton, SialLwd, factor, at eleven, at the Minima{ Imo, Birmingham. July 17. J. Tower, of Hristol, woollen.draper, at 'wake, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. C FAT! Fl CAT FS —JUL, 10. A. Hellmann, tale of Mincing-lane, London, merchant T. Moolligaii, of the Abbey Churchyard, Hach, .ilk mercer. —J. Andersim., ,sm. of Wkilby, Turk, inmithmit.—W. Col' ber, of Weingtow„. Salop, ironmonger. —J. Wesia.af, of Exeter, watch-maker—A. Learen....oh, sea. J. iacarniimth, aid A. Lesemonoli, jos. all late of Palliators's piper., Test. mintier, in. 1T1131113 iltic +MI, of Clestor, Cnrabrrlaw.l, apsrle•maker.—W. Kolb. k, of Cheam, Stanley, era►merchant. —S. Shingles, of Basiagli iILsI. eel , Loudon, factor.—C. Coos. ford, join. of leer, Buckangbans, and also of Uxbridge, Mid dimes, and of Weld !kayo..., Middlesex, collar-maker W. Hesledeo and W. S. Ilesledes, of Baroun.upou-Ilumber y Lancelet, scrivener'. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Mitchell and I Evans, of Ilia Conisorprial Salmrionma, Mineingtaile. Louctan, husker., June 15. 1821. W. Mau t and T. Muuday, of Wsrwiek-luau•, Newgate.sireet, and Wino street, Neat Smithfield, Loudon, wile yeed-4eprrs, Jour 15, 1821.—W. B. 'Nelda' and M. Fiild, of she Mock Exchange, May 24, 1821.—5. Oliver ami W. Hobo., of Great Dintafflane, London, June 2, 1821—T. Poke awl J. H. Wagstaff, of the *ram!, Weal on Meier, and of Neargate.sireet, Loodois, f.ing. -mama...rioter", May 5, 1820.—J. Patiehey, jon. and H. Woolley, of Goswell-streei, 311.1411mw5, pawn brokers, June 18, 182 t.—M. C4.ile, J. Lax, and E. Pr:ch ard. of Rabaul and L01141)14 wine mciebauta, Febsuory 1,. 1821. MA R K E TS. [Frew, die " Lowden Mercantile Price Convent" of Tuesday, Jane 19, Ibtl.j IVEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. COl/12.—Nwineruss publie sales have been brought for ward vote our laet, minim Mg of almo►t every description of Plaui•tion. and of Parini Rico, St. Doming., and H la, they weuiulf wish more spirit and few Matinees al a shade better precis ; there were several parcels of Sue middling and hue Jamaica which sold from 1314. to ISTs. per cwt.; the Dutch sold at fair prices; St. Domingo went at I Ise. so 115 s. Sd. being slither asure than had been previously paid. The Snick of Cole ta now 3,868 ions, heirs* 55.1 less than at this time last year, present prices 4a. per cwt. lower. B. P. SUGAR has been in fair demand. but a. the supply of new Sugar has increased considerably, biown qnalitirs have scarcely realised our former quotations; a public sale of 115 casks of Bertiadoes ou Wadueaday aria uIF heavily and rather luwe►, middling to very good quality 13s. to Ilia Gd. per awl. ioaetsn SUSANI.—AI a public sale or 150 chests or fine while on Wedoesday, 40 chests were sold at 52*. the U . 1113111_ di r was Sakes to at 575. There has been some inquily 1432,41, 2nd sales of middling to good while have bees effected at 35,. to 445. per cwt. and of blows ei 14s. to 16s. per eat. The stuck of B P. Sugar is now 1,603 casks less thus at this time last year ',resew prices Is. per eat, lower per 6a:elle ge. The It SIX market continues vary heavy, sad we again low( r our quotations about Id. per gallon. The stork of Rum is now 17,213 peeeheowe, sad price of proofs I*. sd. per pillow Ditto, saute tune last yea, 9,18. puncheons, and price of proofs Is. Id. per gallon. Dttwoomm are without alteration. l'txxxvist has tiers in limitteddeneand, mod 458 bags put up to public sale uu Wednesday, west oil without 'Olt at rattier lower prices. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Cortox.—The market beaters very inactive daring ilia past week, sod Ilse sales have been limited to ol.ous 2011 bag., mostly Cur exportation, at prices barely corpus', ing our toulalitiolft •i). 110 bay Bea Island, fair to good tAir. ICd. to 17.1 ; 200 Perlionsbato, middling to good. 12fil. to 134.1 ; 30 Cas nacos and Grenada, good fair, 101 d. he 4.160 Surat, good fair to pool, 9 4. t, N ; 150 Vestal 51t1 to Gd. The imports are 20 bags United Stales, 015 beat rrrrr and Be. bier, 304 Carriacou and Grenada, 41 Nest Indio, 319 Smyrna, 19 Oporto: total 780 bogs. TEA.PtierS of the sale just cuiselesiled: Robes went per lb. and common Coligun N. to lid. per lb. higher thou at the last sale; good and five Congos' went rather lower, 11011111111J11 and good Twankay were without alteration, Ale tilicr iris w. tit 2.1. per lb. lower; common Brum and COMM souls GUIIpUMIiCr were N. per lb. Inner, bet gaud sail Amer qualities went nearly at the trona of former tabs. LIVERPOOL RF.PORT, lux, 16. 1891. The COTTON market daring the whole of the weak has been very dull, bus prices remain the same as at She cl.dreiof Msg. The sales are 6,500 bagr, ewssirting of 3,700 & ra p& al 9,td. • 11d. and a few very urdivary at 7td. a 84d. ; 850 Orleans at sid. a 124. ansl a few •t up. a 131ol.; 101 l Mobile at 14.1.; 230 Sea lidotools M 13id. • 164.1. and a few at 2r. 70 stained at 10d. a 12d; 450 Penman* at 12.1. a 131 d. 600 Bahia* at 1 Ito; • 121 d. Ito blorarilans• at 12.1. a 12i I. 30 bloom Novas at f blip& Geraes at 10i1 230 D. me at 10Id. a 13.1. 20 Coders at op.; 130 Carthage's.. at 7id. SO Surat, at 2,1. a Bd. ; 1.40 Baugais at 61.1. a 71d. per tb. The import this week is 12,984 bags, viz. 209. bsgs Demerara, 2,489 New Orleans, 7.998 Charleston an d ga ll, 281' other parts of V. 3. 1,999 Renail. There bas been • good demand fur Plaatatiou Sugar, and the public balks have gore off unto spirit it an ad • of f u lly lc oor the priers oh:oineol at the close of lest week ; the quash iy *old 141,0606 m k• ; E. I. 1.. ootoil i n ve r y Invalid demand. and of 2,000 bass offered . at auctioes only 300 *el e oaken by flor grocers as 21s. 6d. • 73. 0.1. for fine white; for Foreign there is little inquiry, awl 340 barrels of Brasil, chiefly soil white, wese taken in yesterday at rabble sale for waist of buyens..-Tbe betimes. otorre in Colkor has been prin cipally is Plantation to the grocers, (vomiting of SOB mid. Wing St. Lucia at 12s. bal. ; ordinary to good ordinary Ja- Malta 115.. • 118 s. ; middling 120.. • Ills. 64k ; fins mai& tiling 1325. • 1335. ; a few parcels of Foreign hare hems taken for export as Ills. for good ordinary Donsiago, 108 s. • Ills. for good to floe ordinary Brazil ; and Ms. for ordi nary Pasa.-la Ginger ando Pimento siothing doing -We hare &my little inqui.y fur Rice, and 160 easts ordinary Carolina offered at auction were taken in at 14. 6d. and lbs.; ami Trinidad Cocoa was withdrew.' for want of buyers -limn is very doll -There is still little demand fur Dyenooods; 100 toms old Cuba Emilie have been sold at bl. Ithi. per ton..--Nw sheratioa in Arises. There hat been a fair demand for Tobacco, !nisei-wilily for the better qualities of Virginia and Kentucky. Leaf, of which. &boat 66 Midi. have been taken for the Hattie; Virginia from 441. to 7d. Mid Kesdocky from 3,id. to 4.1. per lb. We have very little alteration twootice in our Corn market since our late; prime samples of English and Irish Wheall have been in request ; the inferior descriptooas are dull offal,. For Oats there is rasher mole inquiry, mod • trifling &denote Itaa been obtained. American Flour goes olfslowly, ugly small lota being taken four rapine. About 69 mar *Mealy DI hibolo4,e, at 'middling quality, have berm sold at 231. lbs. and small lots at 241. per tun. Of the 509 boars and 4,500 bags 8all• tee offered by auction on Wednesday, only about 206 boxes were wild at 275. Bd. to 295. per evil. fur middling to tins quality ; besides them 300 hari have been disposed of, prin cipally at 26.. 1011114. 6d. for middling to faie, Slid • kw very him at M. per cwt. Ott.s.-Fish Oils remaia quite stationary. Seed Oita an rather desire than last week. RIITINt• SWINK has been is. very limited demand, and put chaaes night be made at lover price* Ilan ibe.e quoted lire *re& thews liar bees • tittle biotin's, dine Raw home cossamotioa. •••••••M WWI PIM • %%d oe of Refitted Seger evporled from Landow from Mil to the 14th of lone inclnsive,-- 4 :ingle to Hamburgh 13%010/. Trieste 9,357/. Dahlia 3,0861. fitsernary and Jersey 4 1 11.1. Bengal 451. Si. Maty's, 461.: tait.il 45 729/. SPIRITS or TII RRRRR Maitre firm at last week's prices. Postscript, Tossdap, JIIIM If 19, Frye o'Clock. The Plantation Stant" market was dull lu.dry, and the sakes were very 'lnstitut, mad in West India Corson there was not muels dust.; Si. Dimisigii, hut of the best quality, h•is been sold at I lbs.6J, per cwt.; there. was no pubis, sale to-day. The prineipal orettrrence to.day was the pahlie wile et IF. East N.11211..186, of 10,301 hapunt I,l3lClinue-Stselr,l.7o4l bars 11:ntfre, and 3.N49 hags lime; the Coffee went tiff sad at higher priers. the Cherilkin witsaistd at I I Se. to I t3s.6d. per. ewe. and the Slocba at 141. to 14/. lbw per cwt. the Sugar considering tlw eaten, of the sale wear well, the tow Bourbon went about 24. per cwt. higher, and the a,, 4 awl hue at the homer piers; the Bengal auppent..il the r_ winos eurrelica, the Siam went about 2s. lower. The ful. lowiveg ere the olio , s of the Smear: fine nod middling white 355. lu 505.; haw white Ns. to 34's ; ye:luw els. to 26‘. pet tort. B. 11( ice ,US NU it DEP. ix/grown, JUNI 13. Our misters reeolket the •Mark shich was male wok! Short time seller on she blouse of John Turrairee. Esq. a • 11:ro•igar, in she liberties it this city. and the brave sett effectual. resiolanse which be nestle on that occasion, while ▪ by hi 4 amiable mud affectionate wife, a ►esistauce which drew round diem bulb public mud private espres.ions of ihmuks sari aihuirstion. In a *Wort time- after that artsck Mr. Torrance I. ft row slicer, haring takes the kronur Mondella Hill from the Hun. W. Quin, winch is situate within a mile of Adair, iu the comity of Linwa irk. On this Won he wt. inoldog some improvements, but did slot reside 'hero, troviutt labels lodg ings a the village while thrse **it. going ... and retionted each errewsig bra shout cut or pathway through the 404. Ou Sundry Mr_ To. •tire xtol hix wife dined Al the farts, and an rriuroimogto Mae', a. hiCe-afier eight rechisik, were met at a door gap, whirl' &vol, d the pathway fru* Ike end of a aeoruw Its-road, by two men 4kestwitiss light froze cuate-; one of these feltows handed a Iris. r to Mr. Torrance, anal soh:le he was in Our set of Woking at the irosperseriptiuo, tkr other ruffi AV gave I a blow of a large stone too the bark of the head. AS !hal ritrourni Mrs. Torroncr, •bowAs.leA uuR on Ilrw SIM of her hostbarril, Mire. keil and crown Loki of ihe mesas -1111 ; he straweit side her seine and bit!, fill; alai/ while she lay on Ilse gttorail, lie iiirlictritwo mortal wound* twilit a sharp instrument—one about two ouches above, mot the otber about the like ilistaure mailer the left bretiaty %Weir passed through the lump, perittruted her heart, and caused Monist isabiant death. it'hile this sresse of liarbsr:ty was psweeeding, the other in was contending with Mr. Torrance to effect a like purpose; and they teeny hi hare had.* desperate 0/Odie l. Front the stone-Rap elwie the shark wan first made, to the ground ober., M.. 'Torrance was first h•k by theta as dead, appears to he shunt one hundsed >aide. AU that distillate Ise Catlett' with the fellow, still retiring into the hollow ol tlie field, and daring which he gave him sierra' blows Is, Ilse Tita nia., legs, wish an ash stick, which lie wrest. il from the arias asn's hands in the first instance, but, unfotturrately, in mat - iug a ileopensue blow as his legs, in order to disable him in. filly, the stick was broken in Iwo, a , sil he beestm• unarms d At that moment M'ir. Torrance was knoelseil du** by the se. road ruffian; and, whsle un the ground, a nomad of shows se!: inches deep is. isillit 1.4.1.i5s bit side, and another in his. week, by ■ lisynsien; altar which. lIIW 1.1 the Anuses said,. " C 41011: away, Tuns, we hare dune rieviigh,"•nst !bra set sak also., the OA ground► toward* the tilsassuusi. When Mr. Turraute iuunds they had gone off, thought greatly fatigued in this euulisct, sue weakened by hiss of blood, he ►crambled un his legs, anal, perceiving the cows, lowing and sus - rounding the body of his wife, be lifted he► is hie arms soil plsesil her in a corn-field, which was di. wasted recoil the wintiierwas scree by a loose .tune-wall about three feet high ; thin. he left her, tied endeavoured to make his way towards Adair. Oa reaching the high roast (wkiek.ie about three losuilreil yards from the spot Oberst the someake was committed) he eel into the lonise of Joins Switzer, shore. oiler relabel; the eireseeneestime, he Gimlet!. and cunt igen d so fur some time. &Miser, ►suing profaned assistance, wont is the phew wire, Mrs. Toreaiver's lrody Is), and ►4J it• moist:p..l to the boom of Was. Baton, to Adair,. Mr. Torraisceivas also removed with rare to his lodgings. in the house of Mr. Joh. Reynaid, where he ►ad t►o maltase aitemlatice of Doctor (Italia,. meseesiter was instantly dispatched to Limerick gar De. Thwaitev, who arrived at all early hoer mat moorsitaig, asoll drealeil his wounds (shorty...a ass member, ►esides Waimea:, sod weave rrjusord to Mani room Mr. Thwaites's report hat night. that Ire is as *tell seems be expected, mid has hopes of has recovery. Ass Isupwat was held W kr o'clock ea the beJg of Ni,. Torrance, by Julio Coe, Esq Cutout r. The ',Mance before Meat was, shat of she boding of she body by Jobs. Dee Ned Tobias So ham; Ike readiag of Mr. 'lsstrassee's information. by Mr. Goose; aud the teettewoey of Dr. Tlawaster as to she rause of her demur. lie waswecessitated, at the sturgeons* of the Comelier, and by.tbereqvivitows of the Joey, so upsese the body to ascertain that fact, aud be fumed the wounsis t• have lakes she direction as above ilescrilwd ; in doing ru t near Iwo quells of blood, which had evwed irons she Wars, vine takvu trims she chest. The weasel of she Joy as► Wilful Murder agqiast wriest tutaimmre. It is a remittable curcrowistaoce, tip Mr. Torrance was in the baba err* day of inkiest pistols wash biw, since she Acisassock at Cossuigar, aud thou it was wily the day prt vi ems he diitsurdwied himself of Milk ft is Who staled, shat his ►ermota mans, or the person whom he employs ask the fermi, eeme with. thrill lu the bounds of die field Wiese the affair bsuk place, in wiles to acconsproy them home, bring armed with a blunderbuss; and Mu. twiner, eiousiilerilig himself quite near to the high read, desired the mass to return, am he saw ust necessity fur has consul any forshes, it beimt so early in the evening, mud quite light. '1 hie csrcures►tanee, however, we hate been 10.1, did slut occur, as Mr. 'fortune* was asked the questiou and de wed is. _ _ t/ii searching the field, the sc•bl,ard of • earbise bayonet w.ss roues►, together with what is Cliitti • geaster ask. wattle. At doe time the murder waisommitting, some pemous ua horsetail sera approaching oho turnpike, twu of whom la.l pa.srd through, east calling oust to the poke-mast to shot the gate in order to cleate some amusement (it is believed Ily, and without any u.her noutivo), canard a crest noise, which, onforstiotately, kart the effect of drowning n►•• shrieks of Torrance, •bath otherwise must Mee bee. heard there, us the dtstauce screw she gelds cannot he tour,- than abuw two hundred yards. Strwards.ansuuotiuxtu 6001. bay. brim already *Waco —( Limas-Ws Carona le.) Two o'Cloelk Mr. 'Furnace passed a good sight, iris is as well as eau be expected. " J. S. TH WA (TES " We are laid informed that a was noosed Thomas ILtri , - gen has Wen worsted, by Mr. Going's police, who smarts she description of our of the prewar; be he. beta carried into Adair, whore he is trims minim tiantiwataio before sree ►al Blucistrsies, a great number having collected there for that purpose. Tao hien, esised Setrighl (brotbrea), are also in custody since yesterday, on suspicion of beteg commirators to Ih transactou—that these were a Number sie peewee stemiterued in thaw cupwity shore cats be no doubt...a-04dd ) PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bonk Stock ti9.l Indm 48 45 pr. 3 per es. k e d.. 73; Via ( Ex. LIMN 4..1 pr..2dis. 3) prr Ceul. B3k Lottery Tieletati4/. 4 prr Cent/L...95i! 94 Cow. for Ace ...77 77a B. L. Aim.... Is 1-16 I - • - hirter fad se THE FIRITISH PRESS asA THE CLONE lice, Nu IV/, Pined, by C. CORN Wit L. ut the Ward. k