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LAW INT ELLIGEIVCS. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. w . strum:T . l'k, Jame TAI LINO V. t.:7c lAIIiN ST. GEORGE, MIDDLZSZL The Court was occUpirdthewhiile of the morn ing upon this case ; the question arose upon, the construaion of the 39th and 40th Ms of the present !Zing, comrnociy called the London Dock A.a. and the dispute between the parties was, whether the Parish of St. George had a tight to demand cer tain sums of mousy for Pool's Rates against the London Dock Company? .fitter hearing the Ar raetiev-Geeettat. on the part of the prosecution, and Mr. Boss PaQuer ors the other side, at very considerable length, the Court deterred their Judgment until a futu:e day. JUDGMENT. VIII SMOG v. DANIEL LOVELL, ESQ. '{'he Defendant in this case WAS brought up from the King's Beach Prison, for final judgment, having 'offered judgment by default upon an information tsar a libel against Peter Casale, Esq. as already utervioned in a former Paper. Mr. Justice Geese, in pronouncing the sentence of the Court, addressed the Defendant near'. - as Itowst-oal You, Daniel Lovell, stand self-cow/kit ed if publishing a most atrocious and scandalous ....saintly upon the Prosecutor, who is stated to be a respetlable banker of the city of London. From the i n oceeklings it appears, that the Prosecutor had suhscritsed a policy of insurance for a gentleman for wham yon acted, and that yeti arterveards made a demand upon him for the loss ; and, so. ely, if he bad a doubt whether he was bound to pay it er not, he had a right to resist such a payment. until that doubt was removed, and you might have brought your Raton in a Court of Law to recover cited. amount ; but. such is the wisdom of the laws under which we live, that payment is not to be coin pelied by force, or threats, or by any tout and SC':II,IAIOUS CAUTTIII43. You appear to have been fully aware of the extent of your offence, aod woen the Sol.eitor applied to you, you triumphantly told him, you would publish a much worse so that the Prosecutor should not be able to chew his face upon the &sack Exchange. You tell us, by way of mitigatl of punishment, that at the time you committed this sia, you were ignorant that you were offending against the law ; but we tenant, upon the evidence before us, believe that to be °'e tali ; fee it is impossible few any man, in the ortrnary oaten of life, to he more ignorant of this offence. than any other offence against the law of the land ; if, however, tl.ese grounas of mitigation ate wail founded, it will be the duty of this Court, by coartishment and ezample, to teach men what the law is upon this subjea 6 to open your eye., therefore, to convince you of your mistake, and to prevent a repetition of nth offences in future. this Court cloth attics and adjudge, that you do pay a fine to the King of 501. and that you ire recom mitted to the custody of the Marshal of the Mar shalsea for one calendar month, and at the end of that period. you do give security for your Inure good behaviour for the space of three years, your self in POOL and teu, sureties in 1501 each." CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Gaeaow applied for a Conditional Rule to ble a Criminal lestermatran against a new Daily Newspaper, fur a gross and scandalous libel upon the Returning Officer of the Borough of Shrews - bury. The Learned Counsel observed, that he moved this at the instance of a person who belongs d to a class of men whom the Court would feel par ticularly entitled to their Lordships protean)°, being placed in a stuation of great responsibility as judges upon most important oczasions, in returning blabbers to Parliament. This gentleman being placed in that tituation, had called to his assistance a Learned Setjcant, with whose kaowledge and re speetability their Lordships were perfectly acquaint ed (v e believe he alluded to Mr. Setjeant Bayley). He eon:tufted Itimselt during the whole of the pro ceedings; at the late eleCiion, with the greatest im partiality, and swore, that he never decided on any vote through motives of =dice, interest, or other. wise; but, to his great astonishment, he soon after read an account in the Newspaper compiained of, whiCh stated, that two of the Candidates were likely to be returned, and that one of them had reaped a most unespea,d advantage from the deci.ions of the Returtuog °dicer, contrary to a former dater ruination. The paragraph alluded to, by way of observation. asked, whether a Committee of %be House of Commons were nnt m ire competent to citric& the return, than a single person of ism* partiality, with an Assessor chosen by himself. CUUET—" Take your Rule to chew utiles." ELLC7IUY itesethysißlU7 r. In the Palace Curt, OR Saturday, a cause_eame nn, not a little materiel to all persons interested is t.mttions. It was Paler, e. Maj Downes, And aline not of the law Westin:ister scrutiny, on the part of Mr. Sheridan. The case was, though im portant to the puolic. a plaits simple poiM te, the 3117 ; it was to determine the , responsibility of Major Downes, as Chairman and treasurer to the Committee for the scrutiny, held at the late Shakes. peals tavern, in Covent-garden, to pay she Pl.mt iff, who hail been appoioted by him as as office. kevper there, had the charge aad possession of the 11 , ,iise, and the taking in and seeding out messages, for I t works, for which be (barged 7s. per day ; he bad received from the Major's clerk, in the course of the titer, 91. ss. its part, in small sums. Mr. Aaa e, therefore, contended he was liable. Mr. HeaT, on the other side, argued the CMI• verse of that proposition ; and submitted, that Mr. Sheridan onght to have been the Defendant ; for it would be an extreme hardship that the .;calous frier d of a Candidate should be tined with the ex penses, merely from giving orders. The hedge , (M•a.itAi.), inclined to Mr. Hart's rpinion ; Ira ;he Jury, ditteriog from. them both, gave the Mauna' . a verdict for the whole demand, twieby rendering the Major fully responsible. 11. e wife of a poor faun :rifled Wood. at Eag letoo, a small village in the County of IJurharn, was de -I,,,ervf o n « edreaday se'nnight of terse fine gills, all well. ft Is remarkable, that less than e.cven w rintin aitll the same woman was delivered of twins, tv.e girls elm, timid All living. She•is not quite .. .Li years old. and has been aurroe4 only 26 mentlss. NAV.IL INTELLIGENCE. tORTMOUTH, ,Juan 19. Last night arrived the Osprey sloop of war. from the Leeward Islands; the Vrnas passed by for the Downs, with the rest of the fleet : among them are the following, via. the Friendship, ; Gr enada, Richardson; Fiera Young ; Neil Alakubn, Hodg son ; Ranger. —....--••••1 BritaaNia, Major ; kxpedi tioes, Smith; Ruby. Wales; Lady CaWart, Hodg son ; Martha, ; Lady Herbert, ; Mara, 'Todd ; Berwick, Welsh ; Canadi,,a, Kieft ardson ; and the dithiator, Granger. One of the convoying ships has gone up the Bristol Channel, with the ships for that place. Arrived the Lord Hood, and the Camperdolon, from parbadoes ; the Vora transport was left at Barbadoes, but was to sail for England the next convoy. Went out of harbour His Majesty's ships Success,. Pitch, and Alien". Sailed the ships Superb, Naiad, and Linnet, to the Wedwar 1. Arrived the Geiger and antaur men of war, from Falmouth. Fears are entertained for the safety of the ethadipace store ship. On the passage she ran foul of a brig, and carries) away her bow sprit, and the brig lost her masts, carried away her rudder, and received other damage.—Wind S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GmavaaiNo, Jung 12.- Paned by the Corn Planter, Cilltes, from Philatolphia ; Transit, Livion, from Zaire; Jernima, Roberts, from Newry ; Lark, kedbe.rd; and ribenezer, Mount, ham Memel. Sailed the Trafalgar, Gibb, fur hummer ; Le vant, Miller, for Mogadore ; Hope, Barrett, for Gibraltar; Dolphin, Church ; and the Lovely Lass, for Lbbon. AINI•10, , Off Brighton — the Jane, Hacker, from St. Thoniaa's. At Liverpool—the James, Schalehold, frotn Portland ; Diana, Holbrook, from Baltimore; Alexander, Hamilton, from Savannah ; Philadelphia, Smith; and the Xcropliaa, Howard, from Philadelphia. In the Clyde—the Mitaissippi, from Savannah. At Corkthe O.tud Hope,, from Virginia. At Dublin—the Vestal, Richmond, from Memel ; New Draper, --; and the Endeavour, Junes, frnm London. At Demerara—the Harmony, Wilton, from London. At Hourlarai.—th• Lady Juliana, and Venerable, from Lr.ndon. At New Brunswick—the 1.11'13. Howland, from London, Caledoma Ron ; and the l'aas, Robinson, from Ports mouth; Ganges, Tone. from Shields; and the Wiliam, Sampson. from Liverps..l. At Nora Scetis—..the Bull ant, Brass ' from Liverpool. At lislifax...the Hop . Eleder ; and the Trafalgar, Barry, from Liverpool. At Atoea....lbe Enterprize, Lawson; and the Lottery, ...ors, from At Poote--sthe Jo'nn, Wake, from Newfoundland. At Newfoundland—the Lady Ann, —; Nel , Ort, S AMtve, Bents Jun, and the Lively, Flynn, from ELECTION OF SCOTS PEERS. Tuesday, came on at Halyrood house, the Tike• ;inn of sixteen Peers to represent the Scots Nobility Pailiameat, when the following Noblemen were chosen : Namber .f rate/. Number grotto. Eel of CAitlinasa SS Earl of Aboint 50 --- Honks 43 --- .4.l , trdr4it 4$ —...• S.ratlltrtore 49 GiasioW 46 ...--. Kt :te 44 Lori Forbes 49 Haddington t 6 Sattoun Dahousie 411 -- Cathcart -- Selkirk an. SAICITTAS is ---. Smelair 51 - Napier THt ONSUCCt•IIPUt PttltS NUM Earl ni E•:o:• 6 L.rd Eiphttt•tnn SEI Eirn 19 -- Blantyre 26 .--- Lt ye • 9 —.— Snmetrdk• 1 w-- Nnrt , lrsk .2 w... Rory II ........ Sta.. 2$ K nnaird IV Those niarkerf t hot • were not candidate.. PEERS PRESENT. Ea'het Caithness --- Homo Strathmore Vmeetlnt Arbuthnot Lord F.4bes ..--. Sinelaw Kelise Seri!l!te I I odd ingtnn Dalho unit -- Elplii,lstn .--.- Torphicheti —. I.aveis Blantyre Selkirk --.. Milieus Aberdeen - NA pier Elltmlik - Kull() PIIOXIIS. H. R. H. the Duke of Rothe- to Lord Elphinstosse say (Prince of Wales) 3 Duke of Gordon Earl of &broken Duke of Atlrole . Lord Forbes Earl of Crawford Earl of Kell:e Earl of Errol .- Fad of Dalhousie Earl of CASSdlil -•• Lord Sont ' .de Earl of Lauderdale Earl of Eslintokso Earl of Kurnool Etrl of Kellos Earl of Salcanas Earl ...I Salkuk Earl of O'argow Lord Ns prer Lord Cathcart Lool Napier Lord Rea, Lord illmstyre Lord Lorraird Lord Blantyre StOsal, LISTS. Duke of Bucrleoch Earl of Ilynilfurd Duke ut Lonna Earl ,u Star Duke of Queensberry Earl nt Bombe', Duke of Argyle Earl of Pn.tnicrre Doke of 4i:suttees Earl of Rute Karl of Morton Earl of Hopetoun Earl of Eiglutomos Zed of Vt4resin Earl of Mora, • Vusenurst Falkland Earl of A bercorn Viscount Stomas* Earl of Elgin Viscount Dunblane Earl of Northvale Lard Gay Earl of Dunrlossald Lord Somerville lid of Elmore Lord Kirkcudbright Earl of Broads bane Lord Belhaven Karl of ptioninte Deputies of the Lord Registerso4ohn Pringle mad James Ferrier. Esqrs. 11,11 of St. Andrew's, and Dr. John ston of North Leith. On Sattird.iy, the 6th instant, the two cnmpanies of Wotton Uunder-Edge Volunteer !reentry, con sisting of upwards of 250 men, together with their officers, Captains H. W. Dyes, and 0. Yearit ; Lieutenants T. Pular, G. AUSTIN, H. G. LOW, and J. 8 t and finnan. T. La Cm rya. Lilt, and It. BAILLY; partook of a very handsome dinner, under a temporary covering, in a field be longing ti UNTIL. AUSTIN, near the town, in conse quence of IN intended dissolution of the corps, which had been* mutually and unanimously agreed on. —A very fine band attended in an adjoining tent, and it is but justice to observe, that, though there watt a large coucourse of peoplii, (besides the Vo. lunteers), who were liberally entertained after the dinner, yet every thing went off with the greatest sttidaftioo, and the whole was a petite scene of loyalty, unanimity, mirth, and good tumour. FROM SATURDA r NIGHTS GAZL7TE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ll'ard/tber, Jr..,e 13, IMO. 16th Regimrnt of 1..111 Dr.igottoe--Captain the Hon tincoln Stanhope to be Major, by purchase. vire IStryLot , , who routes &lemon's Regiment—Captain Francis Henry de Mentor Bay ard to be Major, •ice Dowse". placed on Half pay. STAFF To be Inspecting Fietd-Officere of Yeomanry and Voir:rite,' Copt in Great /amain, with the rAnk of Lieutenant-00.11M In the Army while so employed Colonel Sir Montagu Burgoyne, no Half-Pay of the '4lg Light Dragoons. Gordon Skrßy. Esi. late Lieuttniaat•Colonel in the Royals. Major Thomas Aubrey, en Half. Par John Rays, Esq. late Lieutertant.C...enel of 2d Foot. it is 116 Majesty's pleasure, that, in consequence of the Reg, ~ e nt of Fto , serg having Wien disbanded, the Officers of that Corps be placed, en Second, in the Reg menu. under unte , tioned, to succeed to vacancies on their reciesetive Esta blishments, a. they occur --titers follows the detail.) BANKRUPTS. Richard Elsam. of Church-row N-wington, in the colony of burley, carpenter, builder, Aster and chapman, r r cur. render, June 16, 17, and July 25, at tan, at Guildhall, Lim don. Attorneys, Messrs. Theakston and Watchman, Church street, BUCkfflilfs44 , 3l. Robert !mated, of Brick-lane, Spitalbehls, in the county of Middlesex, shoe-maker, dealer arid chapman, u.r •orrend r, June 16, 17, and July 25, at ten, at Gualuliall, Loodon. At smiles, Mr. JuGllll/ Mayhew, Buswell•court, Carey.stret.t, Edward Kendall, of Tabernacle-walk, the county of Midllesex, tallow-chandler, dealer &111111cliatiman, to surrender, June 16, 23, and July 27a, at one, at Gurldhad, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Williams, Comer Juhri• 'treat, Interns-6n nave. ilooton, of Knightsbridge, In the enemy of Mil coach.maker, to surrender, June 16, at twelve, 23,, and July 25, at 01144 at Guildhall, London'. Attorney, Mr. Henna), Paligreve-place, Temple-har, Lond.el, William Cutter, the younger, of Warminster, in the county of Wilts, clothier, dealer and chapman, to surrender, June es, JO, and 3 uly 25, at eleven, at the Angel lit, War minster. Attbrneys, Mr. Davies„Waimunteri and Mr. Maim, Lethbury, London. Aaron Isaacs Bing, of Great Pres:ott street, Goudman'e fields, in the county of Middlesex, innelwit, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Julie 47, 30, and it'll 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Willett, Anneatey, and Son, Finibury-square, London. RicharJ Knight, of the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, cheesemnoger, baker, dealer and Chapman. to sur render, Jena 15, and July It and 15, at six, at the Rawl% of Grapes Tavern, in the said city of Beth. Attorneys, Messrs. Shepherd and A.dliagton, Bedford-row, London, and Mr. R. A. Sheppard, Bath Richa , d Palmer, late of Chatham, in the county of KeA, cordwainer, dealer and elia7nnari, to surrender, June 10, and July 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. ' Chapman, Prince's.stract, Rank or E:ll4:and. Henry Alexander, of WS/held., in tin county of Middle. sex, broker, dealer and claaninan, to .tirrender, June 16, 27, and .1 ady 15, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson, New-square, Inn. Samuel Teamley, of Fardington, in the parish 01 Qoatford, in the county of Sa , osr, irors•tuaster, dealer and chapinan, to surrender, July 3,4, and 25, at eleven, at the dwelling-hou s e r,f James Cox, tailed or known by the name or sign of the Coen Inn, in Bridgnorth, in the said county of &dup. Ana. nets, M”3I,S. Deity and Hardwick. iu Bridgnorth aforesaid. Richard Gibson, of Selby, in the county of York, cooper, dealer and eliapinan, to surrenders, June 23,30, and July 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John James, Gray's-Inn.place, Gray's-Inn. John Bruckner, of Seuthmolton-street, in the parish of St. George, Hanover•quare, in the Liberty of Westminster, in the county of Nliddlesex, ladies' shne-ritaker, to surrender, June 20, at ten, and July 23,25, at eleven, at Gnildhail, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Air.street, Piccadilly. DIVIDENDS. Joly 21. Sarah Stiles and Mason Stiles, of Dorking, in the county of Surrey, plumbers, gluier', dealers and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 4. John Stork, Thomas Whitby. and Matthe• Botterill, of Great Driffield, in the county of York, merchants, corn factors, dealers and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don. July 4. David Evans, of Southampton-court, Southampton. row, in the county of Middlesex ' linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July b. John Blades, of the city of Bath, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the bou.e of William May, called the Greyhound Inn, in the city of Bath. July 1. Henry !Newel, of the Glaziers` Arms, Man.fielit. vi , eet, iii the parish of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, Surrey, .iron .tier, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guild. hall, London. July 4. William Taylor, of Harwich. in the county of Es sex, ship-builder, at ten. at Guildhall, London. July 18. Benjamin rattan, rat Bond street, in the county of Middlesex, bookseller, dealer and chapman, at ten. at Guild- London. July 11. Thomas Stretch, of Grafton-street, 1n the parish of St. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, grocer, dealer and (hawse., at our, at Guildhall, London. July 11. Alexander Gordon, of &mob'll, in the city of Lon d•.n, coidwainer, at one, at Guildhall, London. July 27. William Dean, of Newtrough, 11l the county of Lancaster, common-brewer, dealer and chapiaii, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John street, Liverpool. July 4. Timothy Hama, of Waltham Holy CUM, in the county of Eif eX, plihralkef, dealer arelchapinan, at test, at Guildhall, London. July D. Tneenas York, late of Devonshire-street, in the pmishof St. George the Martyr in the county of Middlesex, merchant, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. J uly 1. John Parkes of Birmingham, in We county of War• wick, brass. founder:de/lei mid chairman, at twelve, at the Royal Wad, In Birmingham. June 23. Georg. Gardner, of Oxfurd-sheet, in the county of Sflddlemex, linen draper, at MI., at Guildhall, London July 10. John Pritty,of Hadleigh, in the county et Suffolk, grocer, draper, dealee andelapman. at (bier, at the White Lino Inn, in Hadleigh. July 6. Jahn Jarrow, late of We any of arietei, Mp mer. , chant, dealer al: I chapman, at one, at the house of Too mar Sheldon, known by the name of Digits liouve, in thi. city of Worcester. July 6. Mark Quail*, of Liveipool, tea thr county of Lamas. ter, merchant, dwarf and thspuian ' at twelve, at the Star and Garter, to Paradise-street, Liver pool. Jun.. 23. John Ilannam, late of Sleane.street, in the county of Middlesex (but new a prisoner for debt in His M :plush gaol of (gewgaw), music seller, at eleven, at Goddlsall, London. Jolt' 4. Henry Atkinson, late of Breadotreet.hill, in the city of London, ironmonger, dealer and ctiarnau, at ten, at Guildhall: August 11. Henry Hanson Angell, of New Bendotreet, in the county in Middlesex, habordeshes, dealer and chaplain, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CER rivicAits—J4L4 Richard Gill, of Wakefield , ut the county of York, miller, dealer and chapman. John !fool Smith, or Water•lane, T.rwer•street, in the city of London, wine and tpirit.rnerchant. John Chapman, of Mertin's-lane, Cannon-ttreet, London, dr►sa,ter, dealer and Chapman. William rut , of frackusan street, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, linen draper, Metier and ahapman. linja•rn Saddeley,ot Whrtechaptl, it ihdraeonty of Middle no, dealer and eleapman. John Wanes, the younear, of Lye, in the parish of OW Swin don,. in the county of Worcester, milualler, dealer and shap• men. fionin Rau. of Beentinstor, In the county of D i-ne, shop. keeper, dealer areal rhs pabai, Robert fFlr•,er, art Witoey, m the taunt, of Ottord, blanket. weaver, dealer and chap nan Samuel Leona of. 'at* of the parit'i M St. Gearte, in the comma, of Olootister, statsaller, fisolct and Ours' n. C!!? currs. °Kroft() ciadtitT. IReir.hire—Monday, feth Jule, at Ming Amt.. Uzforalshire.—Wolloolotio,Sth July, at OWford, Wortw,ta,ll,ire—Saturday, I Uh July, et. Worcester. City of Warcester-a.-tiarte day, at ftte City of Worcert Glouresrerthire—W.eduAday, lathJuiy, at Cloutestrt. C to of eidloueeseor—t,iar re day, at the city of Wouerator. Monnionluil.iroe—Saturdsv. !mit July, at Monmouth. Ilrreh olslrlie— I tie .!ay. t 1...1..1y, at liere'ord. Shropshire—Saturday, 25i1, Juiy, at Shrewsbury, Arr-hihaltl Macdonald, Ki..4lrt, Ch.ef B.ron of the Court of ElCOPluer i and, Sii Ration tir•aliarn, othcr of the Barons of the said Court. 1141111.A140 CIRCUIT. Northamptonshire-. y, 7th J ury, at Northampton, yoand-..Friday, 111th Jul', 0 .kh,m • Lincolosiiire—Saturdity, I Its, Jrtily, Castle Of Lincoln, City of Linct.tn-..sarue day, Coy td Nottioglimin.line—Thorwlay, lfth Julj , Nottineham. 'Pawn of Nothitaham--unie day, Town of I.:y.161101am. Derbv.hire—tiattintay, 19th, Derby. Leicestershhc-.Wedite.day, 82d, Castle of I,ele rj r,,. 14oroe:11 of Leicester--same day, B..ristrah of 1... ce .0. City t•i' Corentry.--Saturda), ItMls, City of Coventry. Vb . 411,, icklhote-.same day, Warwick. Toe lion. Sir Giles KI oke, Kut. one of the Juftices ott - 14 Majesty% Court of Cn•iinon Flaas, The Hon Sir Shun , Le Blanc, Knt one of the .1 1 1, ,, cc the Court of Kwow's lUnch. PRICE Of STOCKS ON SATUIIDAY. Kink Stock 234 3 per Cent. Reduced 4 p-r Coot Lou( Annuities Imperial Aanuities 01 sssss um • li Exchequer Bills par 3s. prem. &Wish Lottery Tickets l9l. 164. Consuls fur T. 1119 H, Stack-Broke, Nr. 4, Corakill, see 9, Ch.ting.emrs COURSE OF EX' Amsterdam 96.. 6 8 U. Ditto at Sight 93 10 Rotterdam ll 7 t U. liamburgh l6 8 211 J. Aloona 54 9 2W. Paris 1 day'a date 24 10 Dom 24 14 t U. Bordeaux :CHANGE, hue 12. Venice l2 .. C. Naples ..42 Lisbon .641 Oporto I'.;, Dublin. lin Cork II% BULLION Portugal Gold in Coin and Bars per oz. + Nen Doubloons.. -- .... New Dollars — 3 4 Silver in Bars Nets Louis each Agie of the Bank on Holland. 1111 par C-nt. ' KOMI •-• ot paper. limo 3Bl effort. Palermo .• m pap. f. Ditto •• •.• 901 effect. Halms 97t Logi' on ••49: Girtoa .4' MARRIAGES. On Thursday, at St JameOs Chorch, John Thornton, eldest son of Samuel 1 ho.rtiton, Esq. M P. foe the coo:.to of Surrey, to NI iSi Mita Parry, %wood daughter of Els t.d Parry. Esq. Chairman of the East India Company, and niece to the Right If inourable N. Varisittort. On Thursday, at %iary-11.b,iine Chtsech, Colonel Elfool, to 111iAl Lowirdi, only sfaughtcr and heiress of the late William Lnwnda, F.aq of Upper Clapt.m. Ou TtleNtAV Igit, by special !knows, at St. GeOT:ef, ver-square. John Barnard Hooker, 1•• q of Pereharn Sturm, to the Host. Eliz s'. mete, second daughter rE the Right 'lon Lord Ire Illaqiiiera. On Saturday last, at 114"4. Temple's, I.eintter r..raet, Johe Litshiogton Reilly, Rm. of Searva, enu.vr l)owo. to Miss Louisa Temple, mound daoghser or the late Gustavus Temple, Esq. of Wattmetown, sxmaty of West meath. Oa the Bth of Jane, at St. George's. Chufah, Maurer square, Sir George Toit t 15‘rt. to Mrs. Woodall. DEATHS. _ _ On Monday lalt, at ttTehoual --- of Coors* 'Curtis, EN. Cardingten, near Redford. Captain John Sartain, many years in the sea service of the Non. Ea.t India Company. On Monday last, Lieutenant Alexander the Navy o f Nis Imperial Maiesty of KIIIS , {I, and a imlinitee' in the Royal Navy of England, in the with year of bia age. much manned by his relations ant friends. HIGH WATILR, THIS DAY, AT LiIINDOK 81111)(::.. ildans....ffisne.aftay... II Even— min aftw..... In. SALES BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PRINTS, ROOKS, PLATE, VERMICELLI MACHINE, MACARONI Plass. WITH A CAPITAL SCREW, EIGHT LARGE COP PER PLATES, LARGE PAIR OF SCALPS, AND HALF HUNDRED WEIGHTS. By Mr. RIR D, Tlll6 DAY, June 13, at Four o'clock, at Nos. 11 and 14, rat Shire.lane, Ternpleatar, the Property of the late Mr. MOGI, removed from No. 9, Thanet-plece, THE FURNITURE consists of bedsteads and founiture ; feather belt and beddurg ; neat win4o•- runai tts, mah•% , any chairs, tables, chest of drawers, dre. Ttw Hooka are forty folio Acts of Parliament, Reports, Conv , - , tinting, Statute• at fare-, lain volumes, ic ' • two Imodwore column pedesta l , , 4 feet high, punted in marllle colour, wan a Colossal Bait eu each, well adapted (or a Mall, SUMMer. holl%e, or Garden. N.N. lit. Machine is to ba•taaa at No 14, Gnat She , lane ; and the other Good. at No. 8, ea M.o.Ly neat. By LEIGH end f. feILITHEISY, Bookseller., at the., house, No. 113, St. And, elipo...teC.the rine.strest. THIS DAY June 15, and the Pun foilow.og Day!, at Ter.ive &Cheek,. T H E Entire and Valuable LIBRARY of the late Lent. Coirmel THOM kti VELLEY ; Author di the Colniere.l F.ge , et of Marine Plant., &c ; containing a veil fine Collettion of Books in Nattiest History, Daisies, Neti....l Philos,phy, P..etty and Miscellenitts • likewise hoch.iic . • "i -lettiost or Prints, by Hotter, Wate rloo, Via. tier, Gribeha, iteckaet, Vo,terwean, Bnlswert, &e. Ste. but torte particu" , a very hue Series of the Work. orl Nwgerth sod liarrol.n.a. Te ba viewed to the Titus of liede.—Catalogues le te had (pcce 6d.) at the Place ad sale. ADAM•SI RELY', ADF.LPHI. Valuable Assemblage of elegant Ifoissehold Furniture of every de.criptiori, both Useful 68. d Orrigrental ; elegant for.r.prw Bedsteads, with Cheats Colton Fiornitures ; several Set. at French Draper! Window Contates, made up in the tilt elite of elegabee ; rich lose-weed Card, Pembroke. 10 Sof i. Tables ; 3i•inch Morrows and Glasses; several Pedes tal Sideboards; elegant I:l7awing-toom Snits, Jaisal.neri Pare. lour, Rout, and Cottage Chairs, &r. &c. By Mr. ASHWELL., At No. 3, Adam-street, THIS DAY, June 15, tiggooki Two following Din. rrHE Genuine and truly Modern HOUS lliaLD FUR:YITORg sof a Nobleman, removed from Ot-risenor square, a Sale not being permitted on the Premir• compriiine several eletent four post bedsteads, in superb lizolv nags, made in the presrnt fashion • drawn and goon feather b'els, with suitable bedding ; ;popes and omen, !rt ale gar.t frame.; neat maho gai.y secretaries, hookcaves, and wardrniv, superb pedeval sideboards; Grecian card *rlB'co• PenilAra'Ao., sofa, 100, end d.n••.g tables ; cermplete r! awns/C -roons snit, in the Genoa snit, stile; chaise ; jararit't and gialsginc cba,rs, in mwoems leather and satin homy-hair; Ladies' work, reading, And writing tables; Brewed, isa•pemi staircase ditto ; hearth rugs, valuable chines 0 4 4 we e . he &c. Catalagni4 no be had at the place of Sale, end the Sank and New-York C.Affort.o.oves. The bale to begin each day at Twelve o'clock. 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