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Lew zr4rEtuegmcz. COURT Or CI4ANCERT, Ania IS. - It appeared in the investigation of. a ClllllO that there ex;sted, and had for many years-esisted, in this metropolis,: combination, under the denomina tion of Th: Fraii Club, highly prejudicial to the freedom of commerce, and ne interests of the pub lic.—lt was stated that this Chit, exclnsively pur chased nearly every article of grocery imported into this country, and that there was not a grocer who could mock his shop, or even a wholesale dealer who could procure a jar of raisin., except through the medium of this Si.ciety. Thus they had the price of the ma! krt entirely in their own hands.—Lord kt.uote considered, that although this practice was teirher foresra:ing, regrating, nor a monopoly, yet that is contained the mischiefs of all three. It was a conspiracy against the venders, the buyers, and the whole wort.l, and was in its nature calculated to p oluce numerous frauds. c3ußr ov RING'S I:ENci-I, ‘Vtit)/111STES, Ark IL 18. This he;l g the lasi cl.ty tnr he.aring motions for slew truslo. the Conn WAS principally engaged in their d:scu•sinn. ts,sortocKs P. nesszai D and AND 1615014. This w.t a ^ penal azoon upon a bond for the transfer of stock, and a verdict had been obtained for tye Ktintilf. Mr. I.IWLS moved fora rule to sheer cause why the verdict in this CAsa should not be set aside, and a new ttial gtanted, upon db.! grounds of verdict against evidence. Ha coatended that the facts watt foily to rove, that at the time of mak;ng the contract, tram tl.e price of stock, an interest more than five per cent. was charged, and therefore the transhction amounted, to an usurious contract ; and . - this being clearly proved in evideuce, the Jury found a verdict the contrary way. The Court, however, were of opinion, that they could not disturb the ver -edict upon these grounds, the price of stock at the time being regularly set ont. The Learned Counsel then moved an arrest of judgment upon a clause in the Act of 7th Geo. 11. chap. 8. commonly called s, lie Siorijodling Act;" which clanse enacts a that no person can make a contract for the transfer of stock at a future time, which pock he is not in actual posseisio , , of, at the doe oninakiug such contract." This objection was also o►erruled by the Court, upon the authori.y of thecae, of Kentish v. Sanders, in Bth Term Re ports, when Lord KUIVON was decidedly of opi nion, 66 that the Ley islature did not intend to pie vent the loam of stock. and an undertaking to re place it."—Rule refused. Ca LOOS L e. W We was an aSion of tromp, brought to recover several papers and writings r the property of the IrlaintrlC which the Defendant possessed himself of, and was held to bail for the sum of 10,0001. Mr. Maaayait, on behalf of the Defendant, enticed far a rule to spew cane why be should not be discharged out of custody, upotr filing common bait and also, why the Plaintiff snould not answer the matters of any affidavit. It appeare.l upon the statement of the Learned Comm!, that in his affidavit to hold to bail, the Plaintiff rwore those jsaPers, &c. to be of the value of 10.0 0L when in fa* they were no more than a pa.erl of briefs, mod other papers, in a cause in which these parties were concerned. A deht of 3001. had been dot to a Mrs. Cork. who was in a part neiiship concera with the Defendant, and had re ceived :hese p Teri as a security for that sum, and bawled them over to him for safe custody, who, without her authirity, could not part with them. Lord ELLCNIOROUOM, after some observations upon the rnisehieyosis purposes to which adlions of trover were fregarntly cnverted, granted the rule for filing common Bad, out refused that part of it c +fling on the Plaintiff to answer the matters of an affidavit. Mr. G4RROW addressed the Court as to some in dtilgence with respeft to m:rtions for new trials, which are cintined to the four first days in term. Mr. Justice Laweerrce said, that the Court suf fered greit inconvenience (rem attornies not deliver ing their briefs in time. Mr G tRIIOI/ replied, the briefs had been deli vered imt. (added the Learned C nmsel), your Lgrdship knives wr can only move one eday." Mr. Justice LAWIMMCI rejoined, "If new trials are only to be moved for by silk :nuns, then, Mr. Gari,...e, your observation has some weight; but while there are so many Gentlemen behind the bar, surely the Court has no necessity to feel the pres- WIC complained of." COMMON PLEAS. 1t : 11414, W. 111111.11 T. In this case, which was an *Won for criminal tooversation with the Plaintiff's wile, tried at the lase Chelmsford Assizes, when there was a verdii for thr Dfendant. the Plaintiff now moved for a new trial, which was refused. MARSIIALSEA COURT, Aram IS. POLAND, 9.1111 l PHILIP 011311, MART. This was an aftion to recover three guineas, the value of a fox-tippet, told to the Defendant's daugh ter. The Defendant pleaded that he was not liable, as his daughter was of age. and bad a property of her own. It appeased, however, that the Defend ant had acknowledged bis liability, by offering to pay two guineas and a kalf. The Jury thought the tippet worth three guineas. and awarded the Plaintiff that sum. The BP OW le, Scnot.t.v. from London few Ja. Maiea, was lost on the 18th Feb. near Boulogne ; Mate and five men saved. - - The witnesses frown America, on the trial of rapt. Ws it Dv, have arrived at Portsmouth, from London, at the George Ten. The lee from Cork, consisting of 106 tail, ar eyed at Barbadoes on the 4 22 d of February. The nett from Portsmouth WAS spoke with, all well, within four days sail of Barbadoes. The Preece Alloloiess packet arrived at Barbadoes on the 16th of F..bruary. from Falmou:h ; she through a Let of 16 sail, under convoy of ffsli i taaasr los ship Mend., which sailed from Fal mouth as ale 10. of January, sa lat. 16. Vt. I 11:4FPAL MEL! IGENCS. e PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11. pm, mintier of oassonßers, which is very great. rum in the List India flret, pin the town in an uncommon bustle to day. in rrepdring to embark. They are now mostly embarked ; and the created part of the convoy l'aVe gone down to Sr. H-len's, preparatory to their sailing tomorrow. The Jupiter. of 50 guns, convoys them. APRIL IS. Sailed His Majesty's ship Merlin, with the Henry Addington * Ileltsnre, Yuei Fritads. Ev'e. Mc. laaibo, and the Mien transports, for Guernsey. His Majesty's ships japike and .St,ssiN. with a fleet to the %Ve,tward, consisting of the following ships, •ia. the Groton, Su, rey, rout's, Hare,Wooefford, Lord Ca!flereagh, Chas./Inn, ;Polar, Lod Hawker bury, elirly Cagle, and ramose Castle, for the East Indies; Der Haw, Chase, for the South Seas ; Ma labar and Harbinger transports, for South Ametica I Resource. Dorothy, lenders Tanler, lifdliasa and carts, transports, for the Cape of Good Hope ; His Ma • jetty's Arrver and Crorndile. with the Sceptre and Criii, transports, and a fLet under convoy for Quebec, Halifxz, &c. &c.—Wind W. LOCAL. APRIL 17. Sailed through the Downs, from the River, the lioing Fodor, Gault, for Nev. , York. Remain in the Downs, the ships as per last, and several nutward•bound vessels. The Fry bomb has a signal for a convoy to the westward.—Wind N. E. APRIL IS. Arrived the Seagell, from a cruise ; and the Ann, Welsh, from London, for Dublin.—Wmd PROM SATURDAY Alt 7firS GAZETTE. Smile's Pal.,. , A ril 1867, The Xing eras ch., nay pleased enter the honour of Krughthond on Thomas Pl..iner, Esq. fini Majestieb General. . _ _ Ferrier.- Office, April 11, In. 7. The King has been pleased to appe:iit t:ty Earl of Pembroke •n 4 Montgomery, K. G. to be Hts Majesty's Plenipotentiary at the Cottle of Vienna. 117welas/1, Hardt 27, 1607. The King has been ”1ee . 30,1 to gent unto Philip D'ltavergne Printed, Bood Rem Admiral of the Blue Siu.sdrun of His Majesty's fleet, his Roy /le. - ease aid perinis.l.m to recei•• and wear the ensigns of Koichi Grand Commander of the Equeattian, Secular, and Capituier Order of St. Joachim, to wluch lie was elected at a General Chapter, held at Erlangen, on the 27th day of September, 18(13, by the Count of Leinin• `en-West , rbourg, Grand Muter, and the Capitulat Knights Of the said Under, Her,. ()wards, April 16, 1107, Hit Majesty hat been pleased to grant his mist gracious pemni-inn en the fo lowing Regiments, viz. the Isth Light Diagncns, the 74th a.al 714th Feet, toenail's, in addition an v ot••er devices or Oadtes to which they the, be en- r i ved, and to be t e in their ea dm and on their apiwin•ments, Elephant, *soh the weed " Mayo" tepeteeribed, an ram noritnoration of the gellantty and good condo° iltiplayed by thrs, lo the battle fought at Amity., on the 35d et Sep tember, 1603. ti.. Alaosty hat also been graciously pleased to appal,* of the 94th Regiment bearing the Elephant to their Colou:t and oil th ei r ANNA o tlllllllll.ll, In an hetiourable and lasting teturaeny of their ditatngnithed vertices its India. By Order eE Hu Royal *Ohne the COMM.'', in Chief, HARRY CALVER r, AdXtaur.General. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ogee, April le, WO, 2d Regiment of Life Goards--Lieutenant Chula, Jackson to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Murray, promoted in Me 901:i Font. Comet and Sub-Lieutenant Edward Lacy to be Lieutenant, vice Jackson. sth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieistamant-Colonel Robert Rullo Gtlle.p.e, from the 19th Light Dragoons, te bra Lies tenant.Culunel, vies Vandeleur, who exchanges. 19th Dittm—Lieutenant-Colood John Oransby Vandeleur, from the Bib Light Dragoon% to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vie* Gillespie, who exchanges. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guarda—The Hoe. lobes Wingneld to be Ensign, by putchase, vice Fanield, pro moted to the 60th Foot. 11th Regiment of Foot—Major Junto Forster to be limos emu-C.4.1 v% view Brow eirmg, deceased. Captain Frederick Newman to be Major. vial Forster. 12th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Phillips 111.0. , binteh r from the.oth Feet, to be Major, vies Rom, whoa exchanges. 25th Ditto—Major ardlut Ross, from dm 15th Pout, to be Me- jar, vice Robinson, who exchanges. 311th Ditto—Major George. Nugent to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Vestall, decemerl. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. J. T. Deese to be Major, vice Nugent. 40th Dime—Captain John Gillis to be Major, vice Dalrymple, deceased. Royal Corsican Ranters—Major David Walker. from the 20th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Witten% rumba**. BREVET. Major John Goulston Price Tueker, of the 71.2 Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colunel is the Army. STAFF. Maim Theophilus Pritsler„ el the 7th Piet, to be Anietant Adjutant-General, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Unarms. Major George James Brewer, Tucker, of the AOth Fred, to be Deputy Qaartet-Master-General to the Forces serving at the Cape of Good Mope, with the rank of Lieutenant-Co lonel in thc arms, vies lirowerigg, deceased. Major Sor:ll, of the 45d Foot, to be Deputy Adis). toot-General to the said Forem, with the rank of Lemenant- Colonel in the ar.uy, vice 'rocker. Ceiewiati.na alt the Loyal West Leiessteishina Volunteer Regi ment, signed by the Lord Lieutenant ti the said County. Major Dudley Baxter to be Lieutenaat-Cotesel-Curamand ant, vice Valmont Walla/milt, resinge4--4atol December 27, 1402. PARTNERSIBPS DISSOLVED. Martino' Van floorest, and William Gym, of Saeagt•gar dens, shieagents. March 4, IEU7. J.bit Lustrelet, and Henry Umbels*, of Witinsofe,street, Cavesadsehrquafe, in the county of Middlesex. April 15, 11107. Joseph Pearson, and Thomas Elwe'l, of Wolverhampton, is the county of Stafford, blass-fuundreva and factors. April 13, 18.1. William Parkinson, Rtehard Parkinson, and Jahn Cackerill, of the Forest of RotsPloiele, in the euunty of Lancasur, cot ton•spinne,s April 13, lllei. Robert Manley, Jahn Thornley, and John Buns, of Man. 'theater, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-eienefacturers. April 14,.11107. _ John iierclitrit, of Mirfield, in the county of York, and Witham Langley, of Hodder%kid, in the county of York, cletk-isanoractorers. March 31, 11107. _ . John Goolntio, and Henry Gill, of Little Moidox•strofo, Boort.street, fish•toengen March Q), 1607. William Shirley, and William Mender, of Shelton, In the pori4o of Stoke•s;rna•Tr•nt, ii the county of Stalked. me. aufacturers of earthenware. April 11,1801. Samuel Page, and Willem Cowne, of Princess-stmt. Lei.. ceoter.iousire, auctioneer. and ropr.ilsers. Maras g 3, 1107. Joseph Hand, and A Wharf Wendtooile, of WooImmo& Ikeut, Loudon, ware'. e non. April Is, 1507. Jaißya D..noes La.era a, mid Benisons Clark., of Mow ~~ itnimireet, in the City of Lembo, pelotas. Dee 31, 1606. John Theme, John Winter the elder, and Wilhite Wm. ter, of the City vi Bristol, legate Bed lui.it-raskers. Apri 10, 1607. Jame. Rotten, John Moilef, and 6e 4 ite !Swett,. of SAL for in tlie coos, ttf Leiicw.it.lr, 'mews. Nov. 2, 1006. IfArsArd *arm. and 380 , eph Mau., of CAM'S. in the Gnome of Ginotpwrgan. and Newport, in the cont of Monloooth, timSei and thel-merchants. Moult 11, Ifn•7 . . ..... Ju.e liochamum, and Wdli.am Mitchell, of Deptford, kent, lighterateu. MAreh no/. BANKRVPTk lES ENLARGED. Ch of w.,0,,n1, in dte county or Hertford, dealer Ali I chairman, from April ID, to May 2, at too, at Gro!illaii, L on d on . . . • j.ihn lArt.n..s., of ‘illleatieet, Wood street, in the City of Liptilois, inerchlnt, from Apr I Id, to June 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. lIANKRUMIN. Janie' Kershaw, of Manchester, in the county e Laneas. ter, coal dealer, to suirciider. May 1,2, and SO, at three, at the 1.1.4 Tavern, in Deanseate, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs Keatsley and Cardwell, in Manchester; and Mr. El lis, Ciasitor-street, Chancery-lane, London. John Marshal, of Denbigh, in the parish of Penigone, in the county of York, tanner, dealer and chap:wan, to suttee dc, %l iy 19 , 14, at (our, at the Tine* Legs Inn, iu Leeds, ill the county of York, and 30, at eleven, at the White Wirt Inn , to Wakefield. Attorneys Mr. Jelin WlNoir, Ore ville-street, Hatton.garden, London; and Mr. Charles Coup_ land, of Leeds. ,• Crewe; Leigh, of Mancltetter, In the county of Lancaster, brad baker, dealer and chapman, a surrender, May I. 9, and 34, at three, at the Dog Tavern, in Deanna*, Manches ter. Attorneys, Mean. Searsley and Cardwell, in Manches ter; aid Mr. Ellit, Cursitor.street, London. Thomas Clifford, of Bniuingliam, in the county of War. wick, mealman, Araler and chapman, osi surrender, May 9, 11, and 30, at eleven, at the Slack Swan, in did borough of Warwick. Attorneys, Mears. Smart and Titoism', No. S, Staple Inn, London; and Merin. TOMO and Hcydon, Watwick. J ,ho Taylor, now or late of Albans, in the conney of Sus. sex, shopkeeper, dealee and ehapmati, is surrender, April 2), May 2, and at one, at Guild:tall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. W. Hayward, Canault-street, Loudon. John Norman, of the City of Bristol, eeal-merchant, and late of the SAWS City, cutler, dealer and Chapman, to serren det, A.ri. 21, at ten, Mar 5, et elesen, and JO, at ten, at tin White 1.,0n Inn, in Broad-street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Wdliam Thema., in Bristol; and Mesa.. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Llueoln's-inn Loaders. George Davie*, of Craneourneeect,Ltieester Fields, linen draper, to surrender, April SI, May 5, end 3d, at one. at Gnash:all, London. Attorney, Mr. Dewbery, Conduit street, I ano. e-square. Henry Fraser, of Nightlegalodane, Feet Smithfield, in the county of Middlesex, grocer, dealer and charism, to sur render, April SI, at one, May 5, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Toes,,, Fultimitsgers•-hall, Upper Thamee-strect, London. W dilate Maslen, of Lion•street, In the parish of St. Mary, Newington Butts, in the county of Surrey, carpenter, builder, dealer and charnel', to surrender, April 2), May 2, and SO, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Smith, York bui.dings, Bermondsey New Road, Sutrey. Peter flesrignes, of Rosontondureet, Clerkenwell, in the county of Middlesex, watch case-maker, dealer and Chapman, to surrender, April 28, at one, May s , at ten, and 30, at one, at et utlelholf. London. Attorneys, Messrs. Cockeyes and Taylor, LIMOS , inn, and Fete-street. _ _ 4,..4:“" r °brain, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,. notrchint, desier and chapatan, to %amender, April 23, and May 2, et Berra, and 30, at four, at the Bmdgewater-Amts, in Manchester. Atturiters, Mew*. Duckworth and Chippen. dal!, In Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Caraitor-sueet, Chancery. lane. Robert Ceotaba, of Llon's.inn, in the county of Middlesex. meoey-scrisener, t., surrender, April YI, May 2, and 30, at tan, at Gui,doall. Losaden. Attorney. Mr. Popkin, Doan. garret, Soho. George Philip Dar's, and Arthur Mackie. late of Phi'pot hole in the city or London, colee-tnerchants, to torrender, April IV, May and $O, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. &ahem, liouverie...treet. Fleetiatreet. Christopher Cote, of Seekraitloigh, in the comity of Devon, felunouger, denim and chapman, to surrendor, May 4,5, sod Su, at .level , , at the Old Loodim Inn, in the city of Raster. Attornmi, Messrs. Williams and Smoke, #### , Lao. dun; and Mr. John Pidsley, in Exeter. Ann &Wringer, of Rodman, in the minty of Cornwall, lineia.draper and ehapmciroan, team:ender. May I, 31. and Su, at eleven, at the White Hart inn in Broad-street, in the city of Att0111•11, Mr. E.:braid Rigs, flattonigarden ; lomidon; and Mr. Robert Rigs, Saint Stepiien-street &haul. Charlet Grillett and Samuel Winter, of Liwrencc.liountney lan% in the city of London, merchants, dealers and chapmcn, se surrender, April $3, May I, and 30, at one, at tiutldliali, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cootc, Austin-friars. DIVIDENDS. • May IS. John Oakes, of Uaion•street, New llon4etreet, sn ilso county of Middlesex, coal merchant, at tea, at Guild. Nall London. . - - May N. Thomas Norman of Shenoone. in the county of Safford, inn -holder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Lannon Arms-inn, in Peukridge, in the county of Stafford. May 11. Joseph Hesketh and William Jones. of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, grocers, at ten, at Lillyntaies Hotel, the Liverpool Arms, in Castle-street, Liverpool. Miry 11. George Life, of High Harrow/gate, in the county of York, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Houma of Francis Elgin, the Uhl George bin, facing the Pavement, York. May 11. John Life, of Ripley, in the county of York, grocer, and linen-draper, dealer an d chapnian, at dem., at the Hour of Towels Elgio, the 04 (ionic lisn, lacmg the Pavement, Truk. May li. Margaret Alker the younger. and Elisabeth Aiken both late of Preston, an the county of Lancaster, milli ner% dealers ■nd atiaponmen, at eleven, at the led inn, in Preston aloreand. April 14. George Isaacs and Morhael Isaacs, of Bevia.Marks, in the city of London, merchant., dealers and chairmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 12. Joseph Harrison, of Liverptvil, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, dealer and chapman, at one, at Inc. shaves, the Globe Tavern, Johniatreet, Lir, Tool. June 9. Benjamin John Lench, of the Cintainiroad, in the part.h of St. Leonard, Short...lnch, in the county of Middle. sex i , kwi ho . rse.deales and chairman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lo June 9. Charles Dieen, of Fenchurch.nreirt, in the city of London, brush-make' and %mina, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Mar lg. David Currie, late of Throymorton.street, in the city of London, stardust, dealer and tbapinan, at ten, at Guild hall, London. May 9. antsert Mai 4 etnne, in the county of Kent, woollen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May S. Peter Cumming, late oI Gwen...sort, Hyoid-street, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chaurnan. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 30. Francis Chinnery, Craishoorn-passage, Leicester square, in the county of Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer and chairman, at one, at Guildhall, Linton. May It. Francis Thomas Donne, late of the city of f.0n•1..n, and of Walthanaitow, all the county of Emelt, ►'ider, deakr and charism, at eleven, at Guildhall, London May S. Gorge booker, and James Chaplets., of Man chester, in the county of Lancaster, corn-dealers and chap. ;nee. at two, at the Sridgeirater Aron len, in Manchester May 111. Spencer Compton, late of N lw.street, street Wither, in the city of London, liWallant, at one, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES — Mar 9. Thorns , ' Wilkins. jun. a ht.Mbaies, in the comfy of Herrt• ford. hone-dealet. Money, of Windsor, is the piety of Barks, 'poi thistari, f ilziat and chapels*. William of Saitted, is the musty of Lancaster, brewer, dreier • eharnan Williams Gilbert, of Ceistrell Snot, in tits swag of 111114.110. sax, river, doatai and chaps'. 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Joseph Wisheley, of the borough of Plyenemilh, in We soot of Derek mesuhentolesley and ehapnom. K UM 2 . 1 —vein..-- - • ' INSOLVENTS. t _____..........._;,.„. PRISORER In Use Choate of NORWICH, In and for i i i TI I Campy of Nod*. THIS P 1 FIRST WOTICR. .. I TWA , John Calyer, late of Sear:deg, and fosaterly M telin t . G .,,,, ii, the penal of East Demises*, in the eusmy of iii..•ms farmer. I'iIIIONERS in His Majesty's Prison of cite PLEIT, FIRST MOTICL. • John Mitering, formerly of Lamer Eaton street, in the r•,,,, of St. George, Hanower-iquare, in the see of 114111!,,,... wine and biawly-morcharit, Afterwards of d rier„,, ,„ ~,,, parish of Lambeth, in the mammy of Surre, and tiii. y Powell-place in the City-read, •in the said county of m,„ 4 .,,.. sex, bill-broker. . Peter Wisedilead, late of Cineenotmet, in the pariah , f 0iera0.1,,,,,,d1.:..,,,,et1,,,,:qc,ci:,%rt:1itritia,,r01..:71...ur,,e1,,,,ii:i George, but last cif rooky-street, in the parish of St (1 % ~ both in the borough of Southwark, eheesenuone r J'ehn Witold Mears, formerly of Thomas Street, Rea mt. i ,,,, ~ .. „I Pc but test of Heaton, both in the county of Midulio.,,,, ~,. ‘...,..,id a , 'sir tualler. r ,,,,,,,,,., . .._ _ . . ;,....,.., % ni MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, TII I TO ItollioW. Oli Til LS I Christian Augustus Eschke, Sherbinne lane, Lmidon, merchant . . . . John Godfrey Emmy Rimenheck, of the same place, 5 is . N E merchant . . . . • 3to • 1... 1 t.• - • Thorns. Watkins, late of Broad street, Cariosity-market, j u o c..i G u and of Sreweorstreet, Golden•squaie, Westaiimit er , ...,...,, \I. auctioneer . . . . • 3 I George Parkinson, London, warehouseman . • to Aft• r . 1 .. William Catlin J ohnson and John Wiltshire, Hondo& don, drapers . . • • 111 1• • •. : William Tucker, Jun. Exeter, serge-manufacturer g I Nathaniel Willinott, Wyrardishory. Suckii.gliaarabire, wheelwright . . . . • SIS James Gray, East Smithfield, Middlesex. baker . 1 l. . • John Ball, liatterfett, Norfolk, engineer . • t t • • i William Butcher, late of Chapel stre e t, Westminster, carpenter . . . • • lit Matthew William Nag.ton, late of Charles-street, Coy. , rav road, St. Luke's, linen.draper . . 1 I . •• . . DIVIDENDS. William Walker, Stratford, Essex, saliee•printer . It 1 - 1 ' • John Copp, of the lame place, data . . ti • George Emerson and Richard King the younger, £l. . . , .. Thomas the Apostle, Lonylen, brokers . • 11l rr, ; .... Peter James Papillon, St. Softiies-Lane; London, met- ia• o •• u• John Rowell, MoorSeids, Lon Jon, broker . l l .: i' William Urquhart, Ratcliffe-ernes, Middlesex, cooper It William bard, East Griiittead, Sussex, Ineeches•maker It ~: ' William Bastion and John Beanor. St,Mary.nt-Hill, , London, merchants . . . IS • PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. I. 3 per Coat. R A. .., 6l S per Cent. Consols... • Gill .iv. , • Damien T. RISH, Stork-Broker, , ..or, I . . No. 4. Cornhill, and I, - DEATHS. — _ GI 1 On the VU of May last, at Shiplashvgur, la the rut Isaias ~ .. %In Capt. Weary White Wakefield, of the 14th Regtiment of Na. . live Infantry, aged VI years. I •' • •On Friday night, after a few hours diner, Mark Sepple, r i•iat •• Esq. at his apartments in Broari•court, llow.street. He was 5 ''m I • native of the South of Ireland, and upwards of 25 years a a • ~. nit Reporter et the Debits ip Parliament. Lately. 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