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I LAW INTELLMLIVCE. COMM OF KING/ BEN eil,Gvi Li Dim 17• m••••m ~~,, . T UOM/SON e. owlittrwo. • NG Palm knifed, that •thit *rut an Action for board and lodging, and various other acermainoda tioils, furisithed lay the Plainti ff to the Defendant, Mr. Div . iil Cuinn;isig, n geuticinarrof a very large He was iiideed rather surprised to lied Mr. Cumming had any appetite for appearing be fore his Lordship aloha, as he had bteit before in Court, defending a claim of a similar nature from another quarter. Although Mr. Cuiruniiig was possessed of a large magnet, and kept his carriage, yet his niggardly disposition was such as to make him like well to live entirely upon his friends, wherever an opportunity. offered, without at all making them any recompense for the favours re ceived. Such was his conduct upon the former occasion, and it would be found to be of a kind ' far maitre upon the present. His Client, Mr. Adam Thompson, was a Clerk hi the Navy Pay office, and at the !wind in qn4tioti enjoyed only 2001. auhject to the income Tax. He would freve it to the Jury to judge whether Mr. 'chomp . soh, with this limitcel income of inul. a-year, could shied to entertain the Deteuthint, his servants, homes, and friends, and the servants of his friends, with meat, drink, and other accommodations. To please this Mr. Cumming, Mr. Thompsoo took an expensive house, for which he paid the rent and taxes, and also paid for a stialde and coach-house for him. With respect to the board anal he should tall several Witnesses, to she • how 11r. Cumming ana his friends were entertained for the space of ten mouths, together with a nephew of his, who lived- with him tar several months. All this surely eohlrl not ii iii ateil a mere visit, made by one friend. to :mother. Ile could prove these ' farts inecostestibly; hut at the saine time he might meution, that Ire had several letters from Mr. Cum ming, whewinthe country, to the Plitiatiff, in which lie denies ever having authorised him to take a coach-house for him, and iu which he sets oh', against any claims he might have against him, various presents he had sent to Mr. Thomp:.ou upon former occasions, such as a goose-and two fowls. tre.Sce. Lord Ettesisottoucti observed, that if the De .feadant was intending to make such a set-off' from . the claim of tar Plaintiff; the matter would Iw. come a domestic account, and ought therefore to be brought betlire a domestic tribuisal. Mr. PARK ansovered, that the question had al ready limo submitted to arbitration, and a decision Raven against Mr. C tttttt ning, with which he had not chosen to coniply. Lord Et.eassoaouou then observed, that the best mode would he to submit it to arbitration wider& rule of Court. Mr. PARK iutimated, that he was perfectly reedy to accede to his Lordthip's wishes. Mr. CAMROW, after sonic hesitation, said, that it 'was egaiitat *lw positive orders of his client, Mr, Cumming, to agree to any reference; but he could sot help thinking it would be wasting his Lord ibip's time to try such a cause; and, therefore, would take upon himself to agree to wind wit pro posed. A verdict was aceordingl? given in favour of tbe Plaintiff; 'object to a reference to arbitiatiou under a Rule of Court. eitter.amorie and orittlaS e. sARRY This was ati aeti.in brought by the Danish Cora - mipioners, for pet pent of a quantity of rum. lin portial by the ilaiefet, which was unfortUnste(y destroyed by fire. upon the .premises of 'Stair s Mitiat and Fetter, the Plilintiffi agents at Doke. Subsequent to the purchase, whiCh had been by the -Defendant's order. • Verdict for the Praintiff--741. es. ,d. BLICEETT V. POWELL. * This was an action to recover the amount of ila usege suotaiiied by a teasel culled the Jiler+,,r, b.un run dawn by the Delcodant's vessel, railed the Disk. while su their way to this country, from. Tortola. The Captain of the Mentor deposed, that upon the 3d of Jinx, at twelve at night, he perceived a squall coming ou, upon which he hove his vessel to, and reefed two of his sails ; whilst bis men wrrc reefiii • the iniuti-top-mil, tome of them cried out, Here is a vessel will he aboard of us." He immediately ordered them all down, and took up a epeaking .tritmpet, and began to hail the vessel, which was then alma 200 yo:ds distant. She was then coming before the wind, and on such an improper_course, that bud she con tinued su, she would have grow to the ‘1 est holies, instead of comincto England. At this time the Neaten was wholly unnavigable, while die Dirk was coming with a great deal more sail than what was prudent under the circumstnnees oaf the whether. Ile lied then his usual mid regular lights out, arid they might have beard his voice Lail they been more upon their guard at the helm. so as to preveut the accident which followed. The Dick, however, not altering her course, came plump amanita the Neater with great violence, carr:.iog away her bowsprit, and running the *hie, a e ainst another ship in • the fleet, called the &mirk, of London. Immedi ately after the accident, he WaSsurpnFed,on looking round him, to had a stranger on board with his face all bloody. Upon asking hie name, he was an lowered. " I am the Captain of the Dick." He then asked him what brought him there ? and the stranger answered, he did not know. The Wit ness, upon this, remarked to Lim, that in what ever way be d come -on board, it was surely a strange way of visiting him in a gale of wind. Be ing apprehensive the vessel would go down, the Witness ordered ail hands to work ; but notwith standing his orders, he was astonished to see ano ther person standing idle upon the deck, and coiled oat, " why is that lazy lubber not exerting him self ?" lie Oleo eteut up to him, and asked him who he was ? and 'illy he was not assisting ? con ceiving, at that time, that he belonged to his own ship. This tuber stronger, however, turned out to belong to tht Dick. The Dick was managed in an unseamaallike manner. The Matter of the' liirk went overboard, and the concussion was JO free, as to shove these two unwelcome visitors on board thr Mcntcr. The Captain of the Dick, when Ire had recovered, told the Witness he had never bona Captain of a vessel before. / This &twit ,fai4olifirpsed, and alba the amoung of tAsedaitage 'armed by the testimony of °frier* s• The 'AMA N LT-GENERAL, for the ewucni ofiltei Dick, NO, that if they, had hail all their ore* bevy, he had no doubt they would telly diffeitut story as to the Dick hating been under the necessity of keeping the course she did, in °Merl., avoid ano ther vessel. The expense. however, of keeping the wen till the trial should come on, would have ex ceeded the amount of damages the Jury could award upon this occasion. Verdict for the Plaintiff 861. lie. IirLMS, V. ALLAN. This was an action brought by Mr. Holmes; respectable Attorney of the Court, against the De filidant, astable-keeper, in !.ainlis-Conduit-street, for damage done to a horse committed to his charge, fur the purpose of breaking. Tha Plaintiff had lstely purchased the horse for the purpose of riding, but not being sufficient for'bis weight, be sent it to the Defendant to be broke in for a chaise. The etude the Defendant took to do this was to drive it iii his pustehaiscs along with biz own horses, by which it was much injured. • After the evil lice had been gone through. it was agreed, on both sides, that the best mode of settling the matter would be for the Defendant to purchase the horse from the Plaintiff, at the price paid for it, viz. 471../.. POLICE. SOW-1111tIT. • MAIL ROBBERY. On Thursday, a briny.) paper pare. , l, containing half Beak tauter to the ansomit Of shout Root. Belo of Exchange, and Country think notes, payable in Loudest, were sent from the Chichester Bank by the new Chichester mail , directed to 3lessrs. Fry and Co. bankers, their .tireals, in St. !Mildred's court, Pura:try ; elsey had received a letter (ono the Bonk at Chichester, advising thew that sh parcel, answering the above descripciiiu, nova be' sent, and that they might ex pect to rceSlie it us Friday. A pacer arrived ore Friday isioraing, tehkli, upon examination, proved wily to resemble the original one in ■ppearaare, for 1e10341 of iLr. Weide being of the valise expected, it costaiiird'only en ohl ragged towel. Messrs. Fry and Co. astonished at their dissppointmeuti ai of imdistely teethe itilitellorsc.inu, Fetter-lase, where thl , ilVtil hail arrived, and gave iwform•etion of the frond, hut. no other explanation mould ►e übtsiiii I there, than that the parcel ilelivm eil at their house was the Sallie As that lorinigat by the ( Lichester Mail Information hung given at the plaid:4 , oElre, Bow-street, ►rarkes the °Ricer was dispatched at night by the marl, to mal:c inquiries on t►e road and at Cliiillestrr. flit Saturday se rend of the porters .e. 4 others employed at the Bone Ins, acre examined before Mr. G but none of them sure kept ill custody. It 4 strongly sus pected that there was a deep-laid scheme at Chichester for changing the parcel. Flowerer, this is a matter of gee at doubt, as on 'Saturday, Mesars Fry and Co. reteived all the half Danis Notes Which were put hit° the letter at Chiches ter, inclosed en three twu-peony post letters, evideotly di rected in a it-lama hand. The other halves id the mutes arrived bafr alltlihrl' parcel, am Sabilthy, from Chichester, tD BItSIIIII. Fry and SMITHI.IELI) Cl.llB cAITLE SIIE:V. On Saturday a very large concaur►c of distin guished Agriculturist', FIWIWI'S, Bretticra, (m -ares, Sultsruen, Butchers, and odious, will) feel an rialiarest in the economic supply of Smithfield 11 . 101tet with fat cattle, assembled at 11r. Sadler's Repcbitory YAW, and examined the beg flue ani mals exhilatsd. _ . . lic.,hirs thew who ;rained tbe prism, or were men tioned in our Paper of Saturfley, it would be injus tice out to toticr the toilotlmo %is. la .Ctoto 11l —Mr. Flower's s-yrs old short bori.ed M. Rantnel Chandler's two s.years,l4l Ucrun suer; Mr. Liwua.ll . V , - ,..yrrra old lyr.ut ua , fed 00 towlarewe. Cbos Vll,-.-31r.Williani Flower's 6.yeass-oisl Hereford ers; Mr. VVilliani teen's 5-years-uld lung 110131..1 WC j ;.1 r. Henry king, juo.'s .s.yests.uhl Destro us ; Mr. Joseph Kirkby's s.years-old Fifisbire ex ; Earl Macclesfield's 5-y esrs-uld :11.Ierun ox; Mr. linbrrt Mastees :Odors-61J Scotch ux ; and off JuNbna Trimmer's 3-)Yarn old susses ox. Chao VI 11.—M rJosepli Joyner's two Abe, ileenddre oxen ; Mr. Joseph Kirkby's two 5-years-uld F.fcsbire oxen; Earl Mscrltstield's -year-.--old Devon ux ; Mr. Rulsrrt 4-yeah-old Scotch ux ; Mr. Samuel Sloes 3-rears-uld halt. bred fkutrh ox. Class 1N....Mr. Thomas Cronies fat &each cow, after s ber fourth calif; Nr. %%Alms I 1 airs 1-years-old fat hiere• honied cow, Ave rat , .r ; Mr. Samuel Mores 51CarS-0141 tat hour-horned Mehl,. row, four eiders; Mr. Juhu Sl'estcar's -7-yrars-ohi fat lieriforfieuw, four raters. ChM X.-.llr. Julio Westc:u's three one-year-old new I eierater wetber sheep. lass X I.—Mr. Thomas Bowe's three two-years• old ditto ; Mr %%Intim Payur's three twaqvars.oli.l diUu ; Mr Edward Plates three two years-old ditto; 311 r. John Westcar's three tw. : 7,ears-old ditto _ . C'tunXlll.—Duke of Bedford's three two-years. old Soul I+- d.orn wrthers. t - la.. XI V.—Mr. John Clayton's 171-month.-old half-bred Sufl;•lk rig ; Mr. Thomas Hughes's is.inouitis•old r i g . • CI. X V.-11r. Gorge Ltudd's Essex and Sussex pig. As eiotra stock, or those sent without certificates, or not otherwise entitled' to a place in any of the above Ctotwes, we uotice4l-- Mr. Thomas rirkford's 6ve-Yearwald black and whits polled hull, sod his one-yeat-old black and w bite polled Lull, spa of the nb.ne , out of a &totes to the ste ak which bilked last year. Sir William Curtia's three buffalos, of which we have &. fore spollett, have very corions labels stack up over theta, rxrltinintr Moir saes, ped4grees, weixltts ' Mr. I)auiel Sharp 11110 shelved five Indtas cattle. Edmund Thomas Raters sbe•ed six small illgs of his hued. Mr, Sooc, • pig • and Mr. John Hiirts, a pig. Mr. Thomas Pirkfurd, of Martiet..street, Fivrts, skewed some el h he large Sardisis turnips, in winch 6t so muds m eth.; nod Mr. holdliawir, of Shorn, Surrey, chewed some fiue trans planted szinplas of los %kite round turnips, #lithistar, with smtll Mires and repairs, said thin skins. Mr. Garrard exhibited his large folio wortydeseriptive of the different tarietna of Oxen eionsiou in Ike British 4010, both plain and colour..il, after maims. Mr. John Lawrture issued proposals for the History - of the Hoes*. Mr. Edward laminas ahewed a raawirloran tngcni.•ug land rafter, is thrre parts, Srb murr equAly pretwialt . the laud, and tiaraingabuut, with a seat fur tht drive r. James 4i . raLy aliened an itigesiona lain-rise plough, with iron tacks, uu the Nurfulk principle. Lord Somervulie's proposals fur his spring cattle shew were stuck up, and those of the Kent Assoei ation's prlites, given by the Earl of Tlainet, Sir Ed ward Knarehbull, William Honevinod, Esq. and G. Finch Hatton, Esq. for cattle to be exhibited it the Ashfonl Wool Fair, on the sth of July. In the course of tit day a great number of Gen-. tlemen signed the Memorial relating to Switlktield market. This day the meml;ers of the club meet at half past two o'clock, nod the prises will be publicly adjudged after dinner, at the Freemasons' Tavern, e noticed iu the advertisement in our brat page. 'NOW; ifITELLIGIPM E. poaTsmorru,Duc. . . . - The Vika,. 74, which sailed for the Downs to retie% e the Christian the Seventh, is returned here, purposely to receive Sir Samuel Hood's flag (she being Lis former and favourite'ship), who hoisted it this morning on hoard ker. The service iie is going upon remains a secret, hilt it is to be achiev ed on the coast of Spain. The Christian the Se venth; in consequence, continues on the Flushing station for the present. Sailed the Venus fri , riite. with a number of trans ports, for Vigo; Gairialok, for Lilrnii, with specie; Phipps, Capt. Bill ; and Port Mahon, 011 n cruise. Ar rived the litritnis, with a Convoy for the East ward. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 15. Came in the Waterhouse, Taylor, from Gotten burgh for Bristol; and the Union, Gordon, from L'Orient in three days. Sailed the Star, M.Winiainjer the Brazils. 16 Sailed the St. Fiorenso, for Sheerness.—W• E.N.E. DEAL, DEC. 17. ind Sailed the East India Fleet, for the river ; rived the Cipie, from a cruise ;„ the Eat-Ha/am; from off Flushing ; and remain in the Downs, with. the rest of the ships as per LA. The KING has been pleased to appoint the Right lion. NVii.i.lANt PITT Lord ANDEDST to Le Ills MAJEiTv'N Envoy Entraortlinary.and'Slinister Plenipotentiary at the Court of ilia SICILIAN Mit•• JESTY. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • Admiralty-tyke December Ij. Extract oft Letter (rum Roar•Adtneral Sir Ed!fard Pcilew, Bart. Conuissuder iu Chief of His Nisisst's Ships mid iu the East Indies, tu tl•Honourable %Minn 'Wellesley Pole, dated um hoard His Majesty's SinisCultu duo, uff Point de (islie, teth ufJune, 11108. • 11111 w ill be phased to sequutut the hoard shpt Ws Ma jesty's sli:p Culh,den, on Ler passage from Honshu) tu • VaAlrus, this nsorniug fell iu with and captured I:Unica. FrcacL pi:siiteer, of s gnus and do. now. - Decems , er 17, lens . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Regiment of Life Guanla—C..ruel and Sub-Lieutenant George Pend-trios to be Lieuttoosit, by purritime,„ricet Lorry, mho retire,. Anthony St. Felix, Gat. to be Cornet and Sub-Ljeatsillat; wire Pcmherton. let Regiment r.f Foot—licittesaut-Colonel' A. F,_ Remised, the Staff in forth America, to be Lieutenant-C.lO - viec Pringle, who exchsogra. 6th Ditto--Idetitmatuit Odour' William Wade, from the oth: Garrition Ritualism, to be Lieuttoa:st-Cokarel, it about pint-ham. 3411$ Ditt."—MujorWitliars Freida to be Litutinant-Co lonel, vier Dit hens, de/ cooed. 5511 i Ditto—DurstMejor Itobert Frederick, fMD the 3 4th F,.ot, to he 31ajor, vire Ocidiger. deceastd. loth Iditto--lireect Major Cirlin Campbell, from the 75th Foot, to be Major ' without. portions, vies Elliott, pro. muted in the Vith Foot. STAFF. • ' Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. Priplle, from the Royals, to be an Inspecting- Field-Officer of the MIMI* in tiMada, Met Strikank who exchanges. • PARTNERSHIP'S Dig...SOLVED. . James Sherwdo and 111 Minn Harriman, of Holystll.sryi;t, Shureditch, Middlesex, tortotse-ahell a u nt-makes. April 1:1011. William Walker and William Nash, of tin 111i:icitifs, us-. don, tts.dealtws. • hutmnber 10t.181/111. • • •• - t.ii•orge (:ream, Joseph Crosses, sod Tlmisiss Rice, all of Liverpool, roper*. Septimba tooi. George Thomism gi,Sig ottd Julio Crosier, Padding-lane, vier-users Luber i lidos. Edo ard Tinley, o Suttuit-iipon.Trim, `..,,temzhnin, John of Orsykidos,.Lowcsster, Lich:oath Downing, of Suttos-upoo-Tii.st aforrratil, itialtaters. March tts, is's. Tiny W. flthifh, Wihinut Footer Re) nuhls, and flcu N"iai halt, ry • Great lit. Heine., Loudon, as far as relates to T. W. Smith. Deci tither I toto• Jobs Taylor; fas. of Pishlwell. Hall, Batley ' York, Esq. WiUiuo Hasson, of Street.shie, lad !welsh Bruoke, of Claw thorpe, both is Dewsbury, Yak, clothiti as , as far AS relates to John Taylor, deceased. Nitvesitber 35, 10 4 A. John Scutt, of I litigtos, klid.lteses, and .1 sines Clarks.., late of Islington aforesaid, but sots of Ilmeotork.l4lll, Hampstead, Middlesex, brick- smilers. I: , csitilier, is, imm., Joseph llodroit, and John 14 srrioon Didion, M Cat.Lts,i, • Grertlund, Halifax, York, woishril-spiiiiisis. Septriallsr try, istre Eenjarain guntertlcld nr4 r.lvtar4l Vcroor, late of the 01.1 Jerry, patentees of the *join horizontal rousting jack. Dee. nsber 1 I, Ise*. Thomna Potter and Jonathan Warren s at .31auchester. %minLer z I, MS. BANKRI'PTS. George Breed the Lounger, of lime.strect, I.,ontinn,.llsh• monger, to surrender, December 14, January a and i±s, at tsetse, at Gitildhaill. Attorney, 31r. Lang, America-square. William Peaty, late of &tool, stiaw hat.manufavttirer, to surnsukr, December so, .11, end Janus y en , at teat, it the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath Attorney, 31,:ers. Shepherd and Affinigeme, Bedfortirow, London ; and Mt ft. A Sheppard, Bath. • Thomas %Villa., of Both, Somerset, carpenter, to surren der, December - so, Jt, and Januar, as, et cia:ren, at the . . t'he:stophrr inn and Tavern Bath. Attorceys, Mrsins.- Shepherd and Adtington, Bedford nnw , London; and Mr. B. A. Sheppard, Bath. Anthony Black and Peter Precut, late of Liverpool, - brewers, to surrender, y b, 7, and os, at one, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. A ttmeneyn,'Air. Thomas Kcar uey, Bishomote-Within, London ; and Mosses. Pan aid' Thompson, mtwick-vreeet, lied pool. Cornelia, (Mare, of Blot Mourn, Lancaster, linemrimper, to surrender, January, tt, tor 51144 %Ito at Mein, at the flit Bull Inn, in Blackburn. Attorneys, r. Robert Den hoist; end Mesas. Blatkloct and Maktersob, Elm-Court, Temple, London. Day thoolen, of Dove-place, Hackney-road, St. Leonard, Sbeireditek,•Midallesex, builder, to surrender. December oo„ at one ' 24, at try, andJnnuarc 28, at one, at Guildhall, lain ' don. Alturnejo, Musses. Tomei; and Pike, Illnuausbuti mare• • •• • Chrieravbec Lamm, of Grosvenor-place, Middlemen, halter,„ to,sureender. Decentlice 24, 3*, and January JO at tell, nt Lots;lon. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Fet4e ricks-placei.olldJestef. Laredo°. Jamis Bratibley . „Sksltun„ late of Bell-lane, Spitallelds, hot lIIIM of Size-lane, London, merchant, to enerentler, Decenateeris, at, and • January fly, at tan, at G 1611111611, -Lt tdon.-JllyQrtteys r Mesars. Dion and Crew ' lao.li itsuaristrect, London. Benjamin Evetner; of Lancaeyer, corn denier, to sumo der, January d, 3, Ilia MI, et eleven at the Globe Tavern, I.iverpnol. Attornemi,.'slr. Wiiiffir, ' Johnestrret, Bedford row, London ; and Messrs. Griffith and Hinde, Lower CIF ele•Orre t, Liverpool. Solutions Young, of Newport-street, Middlesex, Boon: • denture, to tiorender, Di . erndrci . .4l,,Jantiary . 3, and Si, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loinfoe. Attorneys, %sire. Carpen ter and Boity, limainglsall street' John lily . merchant, tanumeader, Decem ber ti , JI, and January at tea, at Gitildlintl, London. Attorney, Mr. Milt.' WOO 4, ( . 110 . 11061-1 - 01114 81'014441 tl Edward Chew, of Uhralnite , street, money•seriwerww, to surrender, le...ember 4r; , ttttt 2ly 7, at tsrl,r, and 17,+:t oir, al Guildhrll , lAladl.lll. Atka WI. Mr. Uo aid, Jewry stitei,Aldg ate. ,„ ' Sinseirri, bitter Agitrtec Plea Wk. 11041 e. *, 'vie:wilier. o istrreudei, breer.htsr ::ta„ and nr'i 2S, at eirTtlt at a. I:tfttla. A`ttcrtq, Sir. %Valiant Payne, itasinghall•vircrt, leis Hun;, late of Nees Ilead.euart, street, late detained in France, and eon in chant, to surrender, December. it. i re 7, and 28, 4 , Lundon. Attorucys, arT s. siw, Sltaaat, mid Maples, Old ilewv.. DI VI DENT'S. ',gu rne y to. I.nrl Beals and "lit.anas Alexa n d er B eale l ali . of 9,,,ingball.atctet, Luittlou, w..rtl44uscuitsi a t at Guildhall, Jan fna mtri ft a i (TilLotounet,as..u.rH. w azr , i i to . w r planter. l a t e o f haw. a 1, a:d, ..t titt%C.4, at the fleaufurt-Aims 11m, Chepstow, Mintdit,erh. Jesuitry to. William Salt,. lute of stuekrort, chemer, juiamg, at twelve, at the Croat' and Author lw , at,,,k. January 16. Joseph Whitehead, of Stockport, Chest er victualler, at eleven, at the. Castle Inn, Stoel.p.,rt, laattniry to. William Brewer, of Cirencester, Gititterger, isai•keeper, at eleven, at the Fleece Lau, Careverrltr. Janu.try i Thomas Bradnock, of llaiht,ll, Sta. Turd, sad 'Brea ironmonger, at twelve, at the Stork Taveta, Hi e . maikuhata.' • Jamilatyll.,_David Ref it, of Tiimpoghasti, Su ff olk, mar. • • iron, if&T•rn, at the Croon Inn, Tramliiighiou January la. John Aturtie,Mut (Amami, ft tits, clothier, of .elee eu, at the Liar lnu ' Devizes. Ifecenalier 24. Thomas Huohes, of Bennet-street, Saint vietueller, at ten,- at Gittlittiall, Lou. tints. January ie. Hawkeeworth, late of Blackfriees. KOMI, 111id.Mrseiy liiteiteirsaier, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1 1 - 0 0 0 0 1 - • 'January 15. ;tforimi, ;if i•isliketveet, London, iarrhonsceurni,-at taclie,Nit•Guilillinill, London. .I...igap of Rochester, Ke n t, deeper, at 'term., at Guilellitl, Loutiou. • Jairiuse) 23: '"?..4hrartl (Wee; of •Leeile,•Vork, dry-salter, at at the house of Mr. Julia Grease, the Hotel, Leeds. January 17. J o hn Lamas the ell!? John Lomas the reltPlOri and Jiaanti Ilialdamorth. Lomas, of Leicester at twelve, at the Bl ue fl a il luu, Leicester, , January IT - • Geo*ze :Code, Goiptiet, bout. *taker, at twelve, at theatres Ina. Gospoll. Januar, tit. John Beech, Bitaunigham, button-maker, ' et at flee i llfulrilind Taeern, is the I: ova, Cirmiuchou.- • .; • J#UUar) 1;. llLuyiaa Dearmx and Michael Torrter, of Soho, hilildlestx, Lotchkeepeo, al tell, lit n ilitha4l; Walton. Jaiataty ei. John Hilltop asatlifeltz Terry, late of Maid slutre,ficut, tiphohlers, nt ten, at Guiliitialh Loudon. Jeuitata Nathan Rmit, of Rutherdetd;repparil, near ffeoles Oslo-it, miller, at twelvc, at Guildhall, Loam Soo. 41C117 s irT 7. JoLn Rayner, .04 , Thisok, rock, druggist. Thi.inown Peter, bate of Sit:Wirth Mish-street, Middlesex, surgeon. Henry Nicholson, late or Etridgo-elreet, Westminster, MA. dkort, but now of bisliopiKate..itict t„Leudue, sak-sierccr. Elliott Dawson, of Hiuckleh Leicester, hooter. liege Ashton, of Litt le Grecu, its the pariah of M andante", Lanruster, Timms Young, late of Doweend, its the part.h of Mat tiloneester, but now of tbr padtsli of Aube's, )loninunth, &liter and chapinan. Joseph Perry, tate of Angel-court, Throgutortoastrect, London, broker. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, ,t 111.71/ORLOW. V X. Jeremiah Connellsn, St. Catbei inc . ', Middlesex, staip chandler - - - Thomas t..komeh,Cnetfield, Sussex, groert - WilLue Wneun, Shakespeare-walk. fitumbeell, wee. "tliant . - - - el 2 John Brune. waster mariner . St to Julos Parke., liarslty Joon. Sum'', w ine . tnere""t 11 to 111,ne:, ler.livaii, R.) , 1-14::e, Lueslon. n. , ‘ , 1 , •.nt - 1 4 , %Vitheie Itobi..sou, Itebenbarn,Podrutk, Ow:maser i i ix v i irktz - us. . • Thomas Vinn,Clensolll%-luite, L.tehatd-ttreet, Leo (ill, dealer said c au • to Georst Auegier, hoot* the Yeet•read, Setrey, die- Idler - : - 13 Thomas Carden, lute of St 31liehaers-alley, Coruh.ll, . tesuraece-bruker - - - II 3 10 8 10 _CERTIFICATES. John Smith, of W.iketieid, Yuck, hatter. Wllliata Brewer, onSittli Pool Mills, Mat 3fonkciti, Soater set,aaillts- Julut Bateman, of Wika, pariAs of Birds!, Vtirie, woulles- Itahßietaree ' Rlsasitsv Saddam, est Little Alit-street, Goodman's-fish's, Mietitleamt,,twchaist. Drieysun Mollie, it Litslist4, rent, tate Fiirser of the step c abet loali3umu, ilesier asavtorpm u. • PIICE OF STOCiroi ON SA CiALDAT. fier (Nut. fted•ted 4 per root Long .inncitlgo • la 1-10 Indus Nude ........... 4 S press. Letehequer . • 6 rem. Engirt's Lott cry ...... .1 Consuls fur T. BISH er . COUB.SE OF Exc Amsterdam 39 10 9 C. Ditto at Slight 39 3 ituttenbun e. f lo 9 9 U. Hamburg!' 32 4 21U. 39 5 oil'. Pans Ditto .1 Ca 22 8 1105111 k aux Cadiz . 44letrietire Mnili Biflo Liratitorn I 1 aIIIP6 {J 50 Llt.Pit. C iil4 aad; PAM E, Dce:t4. 69 1/porto Ogf Cork i.t.t . Portugal Cutol 1. C"Ot and Baru S. S. d. per of • o u D•ablww• s 7 • New 13011 urn o 5 7 Sitter in 1:0e. be, Lowe. (club) e n • Agio os lie• ilauk of llothswl. Stj put Cent. . SatterJry atoru;ag, by special license, by tin Rev. D. Rose; at St. Mith.tel Haatishaw, Hrotoy Iroodtitorpe, jou. of Cuilontalt. to Mint M. A. Stui:h, only daughter of Mr. l' Smith, of Shoretlitch. MARRIAGE. DEATIIs Saturday mnroing, at his bolas-, ling's-road, Bedford. roe, after a long &ea paiothl illursa, Mark ',steal. Ess. lAtely at Vienna, !tied. noose, as actress of real ceir brit,. inwards of too Noblemen's carriages ionised la tho flaarstel rocessioe, and more duos i,itoo pesamie. Out ltiesiday last, aged 78, Bongi.too, formerly en 'rattiest alturseg Kfises-Clatre ' and latterly sib-ii4rs.iais at the SubarripUmadrooni in Staitsfued. On Tuesday the 6th Inst. at liirtoo-Liodssg,, at a verr advanced arc, sapposed nearly inn, Mrs. Letitia tolts.' Sbe wes the last of the once coosideralile falsity of Oagn.:' , of Ossodhy, in Lincolnshire. On the pith of April, at Slyeaussing Is Bcogel, in LA volt year, Hen?) Tussiley Rohcnicao, ES. Register of tkc Zillah of Myoitussing, the eldest son leak. Rohm - dear, Rath Al Edishorgli, the Hew. DUIPLIIIII Mat?+►, tate Cla3plain of His Majesty 's troops at Nksdras, %ad who rLm dcd wad) >c.a. ou the South-Parade, Bath. Soddenly, oo Solis) seonight, oa Ins way to elitn o'., Jo►n Eeeles, Esq. of Eccles-street, HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT .1.1)1001-DMIX: k Mon. Aar.. a I gVIBI 48..84in. after...a LONDON: Printed by G. I) AV' 111.4 'N. bin 19, Old Ilssweltrourt, Cat .st ref t, snd published et Ike °Dice, No. 13, Rack of St. irlerne.n's eltureh. Strand, by .1. WIIITE, of same pluee.-41mters, odr fx• 11.. a Plper. oast to lb. Wks, (post paid'. will he dolt attoodoil tw