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4 COURT OF COMNTOW PLEAS, Wargo?errs:. &Higgs erigs„krAre Lord Chief Justice TuespAsN. PAUL tl. rato:cts. SMjeStit BESTiipeUeti the case, and stated that it was ail &tenon fur a trespass. The Defendant 'woks: into a house iii the possession of the Planititi; it, the parish of Cne!sea. The eii ciinistatiees were, that a Mrs. Jackson, the a ife of an Officer in the !torsi Marines, leised the house ; she occupied the upper part, col the Doseit.l4llt the shop and parlour. From some unforeseen ac enleat iu Slrs. Jacksods pecuniary circumstances, 11 . 1 c wens unable t.) l imy the taxes of the house. The. Plaintiff proposed to pay them, and give her ten pounds, if she would give him the possession, which she assented to, and gave hint possession, an I the key of the street-Door, in the presence of the Defendant, who was called as a witness. A few days afterwards the Defendant sent to the Piaintilt's house, with Mrs. Jackson's complimenbi s and she would be obliged to him fur the key, es she wanted to re V. her furniture. The ke; Was accordingly sent. aid the Defendant has ever' suite kept possession of the key stud the house. The. Learned Scrjeant said he would pros.; this ease, and he had stet a doubt but the Jury would glue a terdiet fur the Plaintiff. Mr. Serirent i.trcd3 obstrercl, he would save the Cuurt a vast deal of trouble. as the 1 'e iu (rie,W tiOta was pot properly described in the tleclar.ition. as it set forth it wus in the parimli of l'helsea. wiles., in Net, there was no such parish. It might to lie de‘erilied us in the porish of St. Luke's, Cltelse4, want of proper description would entitle his client to a nonsuit. Sir JAIIIiS MANSFIELD wan of opinion that the description in the deeldrittiou not being correct, mug pro►e fatal to the action. The Piaitiiitr %as accottliugly tioubuitctl. OLD BAILEY, Tut:spay, Dtc. 6. LIELL. TIIK 11110, se the Prolecrtion if Messrs. SLAKE and 131.01J4311.tt, against JOHN SANDERSON. In orris t to citable the evader the better to un derstand this este. it is iteeetwary to premise. that the Spanish West India inland of Tnuislaid was ecaiiiiterod by lei s Majesty's arms, wider Sir RtilOn Ahereroutetie, iu the yest mud e:ou grmed a Bntish colony at the teat gement' peace ; sit +which thine gad igorerimeut of the island sus settled with it refeeetsce to its former laws. instead of titer istabliehrusot of the prieseipies and practwe of the antiellt Comititution,'-av applied to the other 117iti:h West ludic !shush, ; tit tins situation of tLin4s de:inhabitants/save h t- en divided in opinion, some favouring the 4%isting sys'teus, while whets eonletain ',fete e rill attending it. and-urge the or ees.,ty of a change. :which they contend - would he penductiee of the - greatest advantages' ; among ti.ese latter. the I)efeetelatiet, lately a resale's., as physician on the ~.h-,nd, published a political ac count of the islrinel of Trinidad, from the time of its conquest in 1 ;X', to the lore cut time ; iu o inch hs tstelertool to expose the mischief* resulting from the old system), and the benefits likely to result from the adoption of the naeosnres imitated out Ly hia work ; tit the eosin.* or it the names of the l'os seetttors occur, uteri for the obaerval . nceonines swim: those nam-s, the present indictment for a librl was preferred. Mr. (:entime, as Counsel for the Prosecutors, stated the case to the Jur: - . After commentitig nit the law awl doctrine of libel, he ptoceerlerl to ob serve on the- objectionable passairs in the nark, of %hie+ his I hents complained. she first of them is as follows : • " Rat who are the Alealdes of the first nail speorei elec. boo; sod how are they appointed > To whom the pose i s of the Chi t f Julie were tranferred, nod to Wita•lll the maim, fortunes, and lit-est.( Has Majr.t)'. attitjeats were to oil tied. Are they Spa!mertle of the find reopen:abi lity, adoration, and property in the island Fur surd) we abode expicet that they would be chosen to such illustrious situation, foe thou catettaire knowledge. amiable and elipth fled erotism its, and isrlependent fortunc—but it te no : Ai , they eh and le t the voice ed flee pooldr ' No' Thee are eh: c et! t the Members of the Cattildo I. ton sin -tog t Lem. telvc.—ancl the nor gm p.m of their qualiboattou is the Itpsa.sh taniginkte. For were they et an must etutueutl. qua lined in Amiss points, who It, in utters conotries, ate we acres rely tee fore the jiiiiietal character; yet they would not ho qualified withoit the Spani.la latignage ; which, therefore, I ut.i Me . "' every other vialiaratteit Nay, that sprit-at Judge s.ett s etarr bles.atrate, As. Helaine Beggerat, has declared, em oath, heat to be au Alcabiat it is set occesasty even to rerd and wi ate ", although he is to decide according to las . Gireerrei. - 4' c. edam egNe teen —Jell S.Si r. And this Riot caption bow the rte. ups Escrebasen van go- vern the drri.ioieref thuor haloes to . hum the po. , is se., ostook.rei *limb lik K Aberenouby bad committed to Judea Nechoit. " But the Akakie. newt understand the Spanish lan goner, or the Spanish ilseribunto could not (-airy ou diet; ham a that the,.. And she. on the snliobitante. not trfte.: oh o brat auderstioot the Seauesh Istessue They are num 01 .41 statimis--rsiglish, troll, I much, For •. or, Use oleo, tali in the robantugt of the indulgence wed p Amos's( the Spooidi Governmest, • kiond an astluen to Triaidert ; . t. after folios with them thrir toortrtgetd ite• gram k the root at their net and iv orlon. creditor. is Grease', St Virreut., St Lures. Marti o up or ,G ua d a h o :p e , Antigua, Monts. flat, toot se haft's,: and with property este Laischttintit thir, acqu•ied Ma• in the Goverionent o: sled song the road to pr. kr • by the Nis.a.l.4. I.ll4:al.efe. airy •4101, became Arca 'N eighed Ear the eset.... those judicial touct.orast, sheds thecaueror thio iiuiy irt;trioeut an the Island asst lined three to disgrat e The other pst,csitsc of the book complained of, was the folioertin; " He la still a notenhee of that honourable foss. ril, and at Fie mete hair • Nematorof ;.ise by whirl, teams his iialluence, he it sell or dl directed, be. • dongie that of an. other man tai the coustuenity Nur sulk it to tee overlooked or forzotten, glint after art tag soder she ettlas of allegiance to the king of Great Kai tais, he gees front tile English CON -r..1 to sit in the Spanish Gain; beitnewkdgiug the soperninew of the Pope, mid boasshotashonew la the CaPialets, rennially sweartog in the Chnanif senisiat both, ea • impious, lien that, sad elaunt.ihte hist rate tang .al is his maxim: arid colonel Paton . 4 ,, h e is • elections sad upright Magaisate: Mr. Black has s dim to for mew part of character for • virtue and upright. Ness; as shelter be be Protestant ee novena Catholic, he • Vier Mime ht the ore of Prettet fee tort Ili eet Lou tee filiehate. t Canoed Drapres Lett" , ; .Far the coalientatiost .r this statement, I appeal to Wean. Black sad Bei:R.(l,llC R.. -,' ,' le Members of the tf_,voacil a..l cabstsin. -lot ore foam some of those lama", ham Imitt resided et Ttioi4.l, and thin setae owe better knots that it ow a peace of refuge kg foradoloot iebtors and delimments . a Ltliartia abut darkiest."Taves. Sat. I him beau sow Mete masher .f those two Couseils, a therefore ail theme remark* are equally applicable to hits.— Gore& nor Palo., go /Weld had so ot!, to the state of their cuawiences. In his etsternetit to the Colonial minister, dottier the article Relati..iti; The Houten l'aibulic rei.s..rn, by au article w Caw schedule, was an iii4iirpensable qualslicatiesso to the admission of settlers. That circumstance, however, was little enfwcer: 1., the late Governor, whit was sot a lire. Natives of IraJnif were received tcit4ant ernuiti *Vibe. the Catholic faith being, in the Spanisls islea, as in herent to CLIC nation as to their Ws' The , ellY be '4,7 sa othiug,to the old settler• in gemeral; but thoughaseither Mr. flick, Begg..rm., nor Laugtou, were 'A-omitted in their settling in the island. Me) an a l hare beta sesta info the Spa kidt foam./ u. 6waii t r.tiheties ; and in Ike Engti.4 then ten., rrolastatits, if they over accord lug tat the principles of our Comstitstioo; and, if they were not, then its bulb eases they are ineligible rue His Majesty's Cussed Upon the first of these he remarked it had been imagined. Out if no dirict charge was wade. there was nn danger; but it hail lung 'Mee been enter tained, thatlibels were to lie taken. and under stood, within • Court of Jostler, in the same man ner u,c they would out of it ; that juries were to look to the general tenor of the work. for the purpose of the writer; and when they found Mews. Black and Beggorat appealed to fur their knowledge of runhawass, it was .for thrill to say, whether or not the Defenilaut meant to apply the imputation to them? As to the second part. he would produce the Oath alluded to. by which they would see the insinuation was uithmeiled; the Oath itself being purposely framed bt• His Nlwiests's eumnwtal, po as to suit with the situation of the tipailisli as well as the otlieni. The work its.•it had theca originally published by Mew,. Cadell anti It.tnies, Strand, iu the beginning or this la ,t year. It wits but justice to say, they were no pit folediet, of hltel., and they had been induced to publish the prey:• a t, upon the repreaeututioul of the author of it. heitig a political work. Mr. Nlarrpttt, the Agent for the Island of 'Trinidad, bought the ImoL, upon reading it, cautioned Mr. DUclell ag:1111:4 CUM:fill ing the side of it, who thereupon th,contnined the publication. The Defendant afters/mall !.rl - s411; , 11 nit Mr. Richardson. of Cornhill, to : when the Prosecutors finding the publication per bitted in, gave directions for the present indict ment to hr pre...reed. A copy of the R urk WI4II pra411114 . 11, ■ud proved to have hero port:hafted ut illeharsh.oo . .. Mr. GatJabot proved the priuting the Work for the Defeucluut. Alr.Datiesproved hr had pnblisherl it iit the de sieeof, s Defendant, but. upini the representation of, Slr. Ainavarr. be hail discontinued, and re tornetrthe reniaiiiim; copies. Mr. Kiehard.on also roved he had afterwards Pahhithedthe isisok at the rrti uest of the Defendant. Upoit lue crom-examination by Mr. NOLAN, the (!oonsel fur the Defendant. he said the Defendant lied stated to him Mr. 31arryates ohjectunz to it, ofiered to indemnify him by putting his name tothe advertisement. Coitus...! proceed...4l to read the parts charged to he Moellotez; Lilt upon comparing them with' the passages ita act forth in the nicht talent, it WWI found that the latter were garbltd ; whole pawiages halug omitted, bringing nthera auto context, and others nn-placed, thereby altering the sense and weaning of the author. The Cuter upon this declared it we% impossible to ihistaiii the isolictineot, .stain- . if thi- orris to he allowcil, there wet* w hich might not be tortured lute a libel. The Como.. I for the Defendant lamented that the forms of how prevented lisan from 40iug into lots defence, which he did not doubt would he found perfectly satir.fittory. The Jury found the Defendant—Not Grdilty. The luau e. teL Let sad cHELL aed %let:. Mr. KNAPP stated tins row for ties prosecution, a Inch was au Wahl:l went 10r a cooispiraey, in most tug lrinsumley to eloompe out of the Fleet Prison. whieh he cfected by means of dressing to female attire. The l)eputy IVardea, Mr. Nixon, proved the cotwoutoneut of %Viiistaaley, in execution for debt. A aromas, also ll:V.llth' rf,t ‘Vaastauley, proved that OIL the 16th of September she called fur him at the Fleet Prison, awl was informed by Utell that hr aas gone ott. This she told to Mr. Noma, that she nei 4 ht not he suspected of aidiug him tat his escape ; she Own went to %Vardrolie-place, Doctors'-Coninions. %here W. had lodged, and fouusl hien with-Mrs. Chell, who was tyoug up a bundle, apparently containing a dark cotton gown. When she told him that she had been to the Fleet, sad told Nixon, hr said, theta you have spoiled all. Ile dO s tA her to hike a letter to Chen, but she re fused, sayiug that sloe had not time. Sh e called, however, on Mr. Nixon, and informed Imo where W. was, wwl lie was taken ult, and brought back to prison, ovhsoir Ite we. locked up in the strong room. A feu cidi • after Clitli was put there also. Letters west also produced, one from %%Instals ley, basin; , . that if Nison would punish bun ouly• hr would tell tou:y how lie had essayed, and by %hone assistainee.Asiothei from Cisell s ainploriug mer cy of Mr. Nixou, and say tug, that the assistance hasl gives, %Visousaley, was to the belief that it was indispeto-ably necessary that he should go to his edgier,-, and that he would retnni immediately. lle added, that be was worry. as a man, fur what Le did. %Vitra:nil( y also said hr bad escaped iu oinaso's cloatlis„ as any other man might do. Mr. Sul en. Counsel for Chen and wife, took sci end ohjectimis to the elide-nee, and contended, that there was not sufficieut woof that Mr. Ales was %V `a" 11.11 of the Fleet. because the apponstmomt of that gentleman, by his patent, ass hot proved ; and also that, as it was stated to be an escape with out the consent of Iles, he should be called to sheer that lie had not oast-sited. Thcsc point. being over-ruled, Mr. REYNOLDS. Counsel for IVinstanlev. and Mr. :.•vtitu, each ad dressed the Jury, and contended that the conspi racy was not proved. The Jury admitted all the three Prisoners. The RiCUILLIER. late on Mo:iday night, pro reciled to plus the awful sentence of death upon the Allowiu capital convicts, v z Wrigkl. fur a rape ; Th.,mas Camaun an 4 James Ceddelf. for hnoway mhi.ery ; Ed w a r d St ar k e/ alms Samuel Laspar, alias Co/inis, and %%oases C /e. for banstary ; and Reber: Simply's, for house breaking. The Lousiness of theSeasion being finished, this day, he passed the several se.itelier4 of transportation. tiue, inierirountent, 8:c. upon the mt of the convicts. rock's. 11011-StatET. Yeldentity, Nada Ras. alias !la wpkreqs, watt Wooed up, in the custody of J. Lim'icritik, before Mr. N ARTS, charged with fel 'i,usly stealio,4 a bun, contaiuiug itauut two hun dred weight of soap. It appeared that the Prisoner went iuto a tallow-chandkr's shop, sa Hulks-street, tiste-maiket, ou Mona) eteniug, to pnwhase a trifling ai tick, and kft the shop-door open ; whik he was dealing, a man gut the bun out of the shop, and the Prisoner wentiout, and assi,teJ him in lifting it up ; this was utak, red ht some iicialibutirs opposite, 'situ called out, and the Primmer and his companion ran off. The cry of " Stop Thief" was raiser, and Linherick happesiug to be Nosing at the time, stopped and secured him. He proves to be a well-know u character at the °thee. He was couunittcil foe trial. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. S. The two coin/mks of the Royal Horse Artillery, which embarked t,t, clays since, and were detained here Is) contrary winds, sailed this mo • g, ;miler convoy .ef the * Goshotrk and Sparr , frechutrk sloops ; hut they will not get further than Yarmouth Roads with the present wind. Sailed the. :Violet. frigate, Capt. Loring, for Lis bon ; and the tither, with a convoy for the Downs. ArrireA the Eclipse, Captain Cresle, with dis pateitr4 front the Ward.; tleary, Bounsey, and 31artlea (tratoports), from Oporto. Sailed the fliggriore, Capt. Andrews, for Barba- Joe4l, awl the Argus, for Cork. Conte into harboor the Allsicore sloop, with the loss of her bowsprit.—‘l'ind Southerly. • PLYMOUTH. DEC. 4. SAM the llereugy. 74 k;ualb. flan. Captitiu Paget. for tile Firm enact; with about tell trahwurts. for Falmouth; CMCLJO sclionw-r, fur the Chunuel Fleet; and Morriston hired ship, with a colivoy for Wales. inrat•iiiiiiitities of inipplies of every description Cr'. oruer&d to he shipped from this port for the coast of Spain, with All possii)le expedition. DON'S*, oac.:). Yesterday, the wind canting round to the N.E. alamt 1i sail of vessels !seised this place for the • ie,:stward. The .gl ary and Prospect, of Sunder with coals for market, which had put in here, windsboand sailed at the time to join convoc. I /nniig the time the fleet war passing, signals from the signal station were dying, amininicing, that French privateers were out. This day the wind having come round to the S.W. several ships have passed here. and taken in pilots ftir the River. The Jaw, of Sundelail.l, 11" hue, with coals for market, also bore no, aii,t iN t ri l e for the harlainr, iu doing which she rtrnek un the bar, hut was soon got WE, without recetvaig any damage. IF.arly this Looming a flag of truce eanie into the road.; a boat was iinmesliately sent off to her, and brought the dispstrhes on shore, which were for warded, by express, to town. There are two mes sengers on board ; one French, the other Russian. The vessel is since come in, hut no lrer..on is per mitted to land. She is moored in the middle of the harbour, and a guard placed on board. DCII., DEC. 5. Caine (town from the River. th.: Pos:hospoott4. Speneer. for Jamaica ; anti remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. T.FITH. ore. 3. Wedupesday hat, Admiral Sir Edmund Na gle arrived here, to take the rommaud of 1164 bta tiun, and yesterd ty worming Admiral Va►hou *truck Ilia flit* l'emenlay arrived the Rorer stoop of war, from the .cutha ard. FROM LI.OYD'S LIST. - . . CR VrtCf D, DLC. - hr the Tortoise, Cook, from (idiraltar ; Father and SUN tV)me, fruits Vakte-ia ; Nelson, Shortr, from SVi &yam ; Peyote:. from Ira trrfix.l ; awl leihistry, Julinson, Gant Wexford. Saileil the 31ilforit, White, fur Gibraltar; sod the Veneka, &leant aim, fur Jamaica. FROall L.4 S T .viciirs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor.o,frr, Ike. 6, litOS. Coldstream Reeiment of Foot gouda—Liewteitsat.rulunel William Balite, from the kayak, to be Catitaia ofa Com pans, vice Prink, who eirluiengie . let lteginacut of Fuot—L.rutranut-Cukmel %V. H. Printer, from the t'ohlstreaws Foot Goiania, to be Lieu...want-Co lonel, vice Buller, who eschewers. BR E.V FY. Captain Charles !Award Blake, of the stla Gal rtson Batta lona, to he .Wqor in the .trmy. BARRACKe John lies, Esq to he a Barrack-later is Great Britain, rite Juba Juhwatuae, &reeked. Mr Brevet Maps !teary Cm, uf the *tat Foot, 11110 It as in prisecle.l, as stated It, lhe t:Lset!r of the 24th of Ficptimlar, to r.iarrated to his rank. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED W. W. Tin and Thomas 1.)41111011, of Live. - 1 .411. Aug. 16, ISM+. Benjamin Tin and I .:e.rge Horn, a !Wanglicsivr, brick -63.1-* )*n 1 , 'sus. VI 01Int Filherlenonni, %V alnini CIIIA*44, sinJ Joseph Tho mas Grime, of ►iapu.u-up.ei-Unl4 nserelkants. Dec_ 31. Richard %rebel' and dames Mitchell , of south Cadbury, Somerset, Comers J our t, l AO*. Theorems Sterndak, John J, and Joho Robley, of Mao milt-dealers. July ti, ions. John Ilajnr, An. aad Richard Pemberton, Jan , of Rrooke's-whart, Thaw t, Loudon, buck-usciehrits. Sept. an, lona . Sarah Naylor (late Sarah Fislier and Elizabeth Hooglitoo, of Liverpool, roiliest rs. Dee 3, Igoe E•kNti.RUPTCY SUPERSEDED ... • Joseph El Ballet and John 11.. th of Mel duos, so the parish ut .111uoroillory, York, dye's. INkRUPTS Wna. Whitaker, of Curer, to ataerroder, DeceitsLer la, il , and 17, at three, at the Dog Taotan, Maorhcater. Attorneys, Mesita. Eearaley sod ('aralwell, Manchester and Mr. Pbdip Hurd, Tenitik, London. Gconie has. ick , 110.1 or late of Portsanooth, lasers krtper, to forrender, laes . rinber 19, at one, 3/.•. at twelve, and Janina). 17, at our, at the Blue IN•sta lent, Port...milt Point Amour's, Mews. Ti.i .itid Naylor, Gtest Neeport-strert, LotsipAcre, Losisluo 7, and Mr. Wan Gleniieniug, Portsea, Hants. Karl I)., port. i,f Stuirs3m,y o,ir, cotter. t 11.111,111- der, Doceuher 15, to, and Jaauary at eleven, at tie Tontine lust, Sheffield. Attor.i.ss, Messrs. Sytcs and liaorles, New tan, Loudon; and li,lsrrs J and 1. What, Slsrffielit. %t m. Nialoot, 4.f Ilirnainglum, tailor , Ns ssrrendrr. De cember 19, St Ytre. 20, anti Isi.u.oy 17. 21 latch•.., at C„c Ivuotaiu, New-sins t, 13:ronaglsaiu. Mtui 444 . 4s. M. I.4er • ton, Gray's•lan-aqaare. London; awl Yr 1111 . 0 a, thrmi n Law. H enr y Stone, of Wiliam, Hererivd , ts e.w.fatiov to tll. render, December 21, •21, and January 17, at elev.i , at the Bush Tavcra, Wirier!. Attorneys, Mr. Juan Lman, ChaueerNaue, Landon; and Mr. P ei , r t'Affor4, Jka a t a y Thomas Hill, late of BrightLelina.urr, rtuarai, surrender, December la, IS, and Jarrow, 7, at tan, at the White Hart lira, in Lewes, fluerra• Altornms, 11, Ga rune, Lewes and Mr limy Ileaticstr, 134"1111C-Sit,:l, ritYt • lit. ret, Loudon Henry 3latthena, of Kriat.atri•et, St. Geor ge („, Surge), baker, to BUS , I)eetauber IJ, IK , awl Jwuu l 17, at tete, at Guildhall, Lundini. Attorney, Mr. Roy, i nein-lane, London Samuel Boles, lila of Brereton, Stafford, groeer, to sac. rend. r, December 17, 19, and January 17, at tlw lied Liuu, is Brevet,,,,, Stafford. Atturser., Ile, o and R. %%Alta, Vt ar uford-court, Loudon i mod Ur. Fumes, al H uric), St.iffm John Eidersliaw, of Sbiffnal, Sa!up, home-dealer, to tor rehder, Dereudier 19, Yu, at eleven, and January 17, 4 I..ur, at the Fuuutaiu Ina. New-abet, Birmingham. A tiorne ) 4, Mt. S. Lune, Birmingham; and Mr. Chilton, Exchequer_ ether, yuctilies-Inu,.. John Danis, late 4 Baia:aide, but now of Vauxhall, stir. rey, hghlermau , to au, render, I.kceniber 10, 13, at nor. and January 17, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Allurac‘, Mr. Tura, riabuaungrra%hall, Upper Thsunts-stint, Julio Muer, luarter•unariuet, (late uouvr a erl set called the Maria, (but now a prisoner iu the p , . l 4 to stin render, Wreathe, and January 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attune,' Mr. kearsev, Hislitipaiate.iitreet. • John Pail-es, or Iluraleydansu, Surrey, wiur-tnercLant, us surreuder, Ikeruilier isi, Jo, and Janua. , 17, at trn. at Gnildhall, London. Altornevn, %k w, Ala:mean mud Eau. Wii.chr.lei -strict, TbuiaJ.atri et. Jer..ui•li Mallatret, Lac of Wassfurd, Northampton, tome a pissuiter in the comity gaol of tinutitsiplom i holder, to aurrinder, December .td, at four, tt, tad Jo an 17, at ten, at the Lilllreton Arm. lon, smf. font Attorney% illegals. Inipry end Wigl.iumn, crack, London; and Mr. 'William &lama, litdffurdshim DIVIDENDS. January 14. Joanna Anderson, of Dean-street, Soho, :11l lbws, pilau-forte-maker, at twelve, at Goildhall, 11‘11 • December 31. Stephen Daylia, of Ledbuev, Hereford, ba ker, at ekveu, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledhary December 10,. Thomas Lloyd Angry!, late of Senewiltory, Salop, moury-sertreiser, at oar, at the Castle tau, Shies 1.- y J&LINJ• 15. James Foixbaw, of Prestos. 1-tocester, hero. thaper, at twelve, al the Spread Emil., Laor-street, Munro. January ti. &duet Bell and Robert Hedley, of Newcastle. epee-Tyne, woollen-drlum, at eleven, at the QYeea s. Iliad Inn, Neweardle-upou-'lyue. December 27. Valentine Greets, of Percy-strett, Totten ham-court-mud, engraver, at tea, at Guildhall, London. December xt7. Romig Green, of Pesey,stieet, Tons !grant evert-road, eo,zraver, at clesou, at Guildhall, Londou D. ern:bee lu. James Locker, late of Bristol, upholder, at skies' ' at the Bush Tave r n, Cora-stre e t, Bristol. Dr ermbim 27 .tehn Roar, late of Castle-atm.., Falcon square, London, assert I ant, at ten, at tsinlJliall .Jar.arov 21. Julia Biskra %%it ninth, of the Oki S O 5ll. 1.01111011. 11113ThaL11, at to elio, at Guildhall, 1,,0d 0u January 17. George Orehard, utkliir:Ft (avocet . 1r,..• trebArd, late of Copenhagen Howe, Is!ingtors, Middle sex, ruler/Mgr, at tea, at Geibilball, Loudest Aped 4. Joseph Hirst, of Sul ilk-lame, Castowo-street, Los dote, broker, at iweive., at Guildhall, London . January .11. Jeremiah Posktutwon and John Stork, of St. 541'4411'11 Churtla-yard, Southwark, Surrey, Inv-facture, at twelve, at (144114h:di, Loudon. December >;t. John Marshall, of Denbo, Peuisteme, York, Looser, at tea, at the White 'hart 100, is 11 akeneid. Voris. December e 7. George Atkinaun, of Ciotti ran., thankful], London, easier, at twelve, at Gaddlaall, L o ud on . • CERTI [CAT ES—Diu. 117. John Hebert, of Grange-road, &Athwart, Surer}. tanner. George Hebert, of Grange-road, Sostho ark, Surrey, Joseph 11611, of Foostsru-plan, City-nod, Mideksea, Soma s factor Janus 31anks, of Hunalet, Leeds, merchant. Thomas Ithott Knee, of Laze-street, Loudon, merelaimat. John Cocks honer, 11011 or late of Lislawry, to the Lawny of Hereford, milliner Thomas Adams, of l.anraster, merthatit Beujausai Dryer, of Exeter, flour-cloth ntanufarturv. PRICE OF arms,* TESTEROAT. IRasil Stork gli 3 prr (rut. Bolored 4 er f'eut . •II I li I.flug .tuuuitkr. II 1-itr IO•Ild }fonds Ev lietiutr Digs 7 9 PAID. F ..;..ti.b Lowey Ttekvls la I:A. t would. fur T. $lTh Stoci.hrokri. midi, aub 19, ther:ny,rurs 4. CI ' etbl'lllE OF EM: Assterdasis.... si iv g Ditto a! 43 y_ KotterdziaC. t I. 9 2 t. 11226122311 34 4 V. Alton. 32 S at'. Puy Ditto 4 Va ft 8 linsidtaat 'HafkG6, Dze 6 losbn• 614 111 0 Domso 9 ('nik IC LLIOX. Portugal Gehl is ( we; and Rare 1. s. J. INdis 4410re...tire 44it liertne Bilbao 4l pet oz. ...... • • 4.) thtublutor I% I - % 10.11:424 I) Silver is Rap Yes I.se4a !eat+ 10 Agis es ate Kahl sy per cent. I : egi . sars ...... 57 1•7 1 4 " 4;2 Gesso" r I.iv.Pir. Venice w. C II kTil. On ti. .V/tit Nor at Perttai, is Callow .v, Scotland. the Its :t of 11.11ratts tartuloowsn. of Glenthrosr)n, his .14141, Mrs. Scutt, wife of 1111tsou Scott, of 11'oaspr.,o, to Hamp shire, of a %ult. MARRIAGEI Ou Salui.lny hist, Remy C.aape, Eaq to Mum Summa IraAter Etlasiolue. Oa Saturday Mac at Latsbatrue, Morgan Popkia Trr brrue, Esq. uiToitrsbra, to ITlia Jeikus dasogi.tri °se late ItiebardJealsisas, Esq. of Pantyisswell. (4-..aortsa Last •sek. at Sickley Cbtusb, by the Rev. Ri 'Lids, I raw.. Coen, Ea.l. to Mrs. Dauser,l, slut of tla late V. steer Daum . " I, Esq. On Euessl.s last, at Mrs Bettall's prat al IV tthnr AbSe7, bs Ilse Res. Usurp rert.arsu, Clanstee intres Berkeltt, la 11. of arstrley, to Miss traits Hornet Prnw. man, loup:Est dnigliter of Slat late Sirdaturs Pcn.iyusan„ IM.t DEATim. At Stirling Caole, Mr Caps. inner. At tlit Heath, Queen's month Ini.ud, Dor f! iihldenlF, In Dablin, P. Pkarkey, Esq.. author of " Thar C.d.0.11.a," nal f,.riurrly Judge at tbor l nrrnall . Kildare Ha i s mace regretted by is &mftis's-. -equit, ,, t• sem. On Wednesday, at ins father's lionse. at Dunk', *tell 3^, Mr. Juin L. 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