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r LAW INTELLIGEACE. wilsti.ti V. MAMIE,. REUMIE V. 11.11. E. COtRY OF CHANCERY, SATURDAY, !Haim 6. Sittings F,,(re the VICE-CHANCELLOR. A bill in t h iseas e w' filed some time ago by the against the . ..lefentlatit, for u►ing a pa leut which the former hail obtained for a new nit thud of pre paring, smolt for beer. • Lord Chan cellor hail refuseil to grant on injunction, but sent the coe to the Court of Kiiig's nem+, nu a writ of seire f,riur. to try whether the 'went was good The Jury, under the direction of the Lord Ciii4 Justice, found it was not a good one, and IliP rase rune hack to this Court. The \ ICE-CHANCELLOR ferling there was no ti.r in the rase re.naiiiing in Court. as there was a 1 , Wilt of prosecutton, ordered. it to he dismissed, costs. VICE CHANCELLOR% COURT, I.2IICOLIeI-lIN, SATURDAY, MARCO 6. NUTTAL and OTHERS b. THOMPSON. Mr. lIART moved that she injunction which had been granted in this case might be dissolved. Mr. AGAR. Counsel for the Plaintiff., mid be was ioistructed to chew cause why the injuaction phool.l not be dissecting'. It appeared that the Tl mitiffs, in the year 1803, agreed with the Dr. fend, rats for a le .sr, for the term of 14 years, of a e sou-mill. on the banks of the Liverpool Coml. Be one of the elapses of the lease. it was cove wowed that the. Plaintiffs should erect a steam ell giver ill eight mouths after the execution of the lease, and, by i m provements, to snake the premises at the ex pins. ion of the lease, by buildings, Btc. of the value of 1.561/ and iii default of their being of that value, the lessees, the Phiistiffs, to pay in money an espies lent ; mid in ease that the improvements were of greater valor, lle Defendant, the lessor, was to pay the differessee. At the expiration of the term of the lease two arbitrator. were appointed to settle the mutters in sliputr, and they appointed an urn p ire, and they swirled that the improvements • ere of the "silo, of 1,7621. The Plaintiff' eh j«eteol In she award, contending that t h e improve ments had coat them 3,000% gull refused to abide by the award of the orbitreturs. Tbe Defendant Own brought his action of ejectment age . tot the Plaintiff. to &Tosses, them of the posers.ion, sin which the Plaintiffs applied to that Court fur an injunction to re.train the Defendant from proceed the C o urt of Law with Isis ejectinesst. which wits granted. The Learned Counsel contend e r' that the io jaunt should not be dissolved, nu the grouisd that the arliatralors lied mistakes. the nurture of what was r e f e r re d for oleic cumideriatinis, because they c.ols took into calculetion the buildings as siseterials %loch were to be pulled down, and valued Owns at en touch per turd without paying any ottesition to the advantages that the mill and the estate lied taco-med. rooter tli«se considerations he trusted that hie II meat would be of opoission that the its. inaction ought in be eoistinued. 11r. Heat', Counsel for the Defendant, said that his Learned Friend (llr. Agar) had argued the ear on the point Ilia slid not Iselneg to it ; lie aerated to hove spode enifttakesi the c.i.e, for the queisoiosu w a s out whether the neard of the arbitra tors was tis lie sustained est lint, it hall whether the Defrialasit was to he Igrpt out of the possession of bas properly Ile denied that there could be any isstor per fir.* ottsilssited to the arbitrators in ivialK their sword ; stiliposing they had erred in Own joidgnseist. it was am reason why the Plain. tiff. 'howls' Waist the poesession of the propo-rty at related rent. Ile schisms ledged that the Pleiu or...olithit to security for the money they had hint oat on the pormaises, and the Defeudent was willing to give that 'security by paying into l's urt the difference between the 1,361/. the Plain. tiff. were ceremonied by the lease to lay out on the 1'114616e5, rod 11141 awardest by t h e arbitrators; mid lie was a:so willisog to give the Plaintiff's ample se t unity ',poloist soy verdict they might obtain Noma bun, if they thought proper to bring an action is. a Court for a further sum than was swirled by the arlsiirators. Ile had no doubt, then roe, but Isis Houma, would order the injuitc. tom to Ise disolvesl. The VICE-CHANClll.l,Otl—s' if the arbitrators are w I/ in their aw.rd, it cannot be decisive; but if tlwy me right in their estimate, it must be conclusive. This can only be determined by it Jury esi a Conti below, if tire Plaintiffs think proper, so bring au groins'. but I will not dirict an issue. I have trail all the proceedings iii this case, and am of opium , that the iiujuncsiou atonal be sus- Theielore I dismiss it." Injunction di.atissed. The Vice-CnAtitiu.on did not take the LORD CHANCELLOR'S fuolinos, us NY{ eXpectrd. It se un derstod that his 1100004 the MASTER of the ROLLS, well .it on Tomboy for the LORD CHAN. I; si.Loa, so hear INA Lordship's tnosiosie. COCRT OF RING'S BENCH, SATURDAY, Nano' 8. This was nu honor for a breach of contract. The noir'',lf was a t•uofectisrorr. fn►uretly re.iding iu South A sulky-street ; the [Mend:nit aux proprietor of the L••mdou Tavern. It appeared f,Olll the eviv deuce, that iu August last an ag►...mesa took plate between the witties t bt• which it arts arruriged, that in coosolersti tttt of the Plaintiff giving up his bolo in. South Audley-vtreet, and going to the Lois don T.istrii, to superintend the cotrlect •ry de partures,* of that estobliihnierit, he should be ad mitted a partner to the extent of two sixteenths of the profit.. The Plaintiff accordingly removed from Smash Andleyvstrert, where he had for some tune carried on his bosimss„ awl was in the habit of serviarg the Lord Mayors' dinners, Mr. Birch, in Coriihill, and balls, suppers, mad imoupierader, with coliferttorsitry, and took up his residence in tivliose l eate-street, as a coriverrient situation for loy at:l...dance at the London Tavern,. here lie did alitlld several times for two months in Ins depart ment ; at the end of which time he urged Mr. [lsle to ci.in i iirte Iris agreement. by executing articles of twirler...hip. Mr. Hale, however, put ofl• doing so from time to nine, and at length refused altogether. Upori this refusal the Plaintiff brought the (.r. test action. to recover a comperisatiou fur the loss he had sustained by giving up his situation its South And- ! _ ley4itreet, and }llan for the love of priifit vehicle he had anticipated in the piirtiservitip with the 1)e -kaftan,. Mr. MARRYATT, for the Defentlotit, culled no evidence: hat to l t ins , of the 1,13,14_ taro weinique., he endeavoured to prove that he hull vanitaisied no inconvenience sir low. by removing felon South A sultry...freer, since he wait m a more contr. , - Mello for attending the Lard Mayor and Mr. Birch. ~ h urls its liodiapagstr-atreet. dims in Saudi Audler-street. Ile farther contended, that the I)etelittaiit had tharovered the Pluitititi was tit_ valved in pecuniary /11111rtlitlYX, /111(11 N evus. dt•co. 'feted that circiiimtauce, lie wog hot botaliti to take ettibara.sed twor a. la• partner. The Jury, toiler o cloirgi• from ilk,- (Thiel . ..Notice, found is teefi.et for the Phottiff—Domoges 600 i. The Chief e s-veral undefended e3tisrs, owl iroorlool,(1 ,sttuoi,.. If o 4 Lortf.loil mentome , l the I 2ils of Apt ,1 as the probable day of alljoutoonent. COURT OF COMMON I'I.F.AS, GUILDHALL, MARE tt 2. DePre Lord Chief Justice DAMAO and a Special Jury. THACKERAY r. RIGNOI.D. This WWI all action brooglit by th e a respectable cotton-spinner, of Oldham, near Maw. cheater, against the Delei.thirit, the recently dos missed Secretary to the Norwich Union Society, for a blood. *Floe alleged libel was published by the Defendant its to insinphlet, 'voided " An expo. sure of the unjmtotiahle proceedings and unworthy motives of illy. Thorp and others, bolding the late meeting at the George and 'Vulture Tavern;" and WOW couched In the following terms The oat party mentioned by Mr. Thorp is a Mr Tim'll eray. This case was as follows.—' Many teals past he es:leil on a Mr. Gastoine, of 3lato liest:t r, the Society's ag'ent, sod delivered instructions fur a r.. 13.1 for the marlourry and stork in hit cotton-mill, a °Wham. The agent 114mi/it'd him, that, as it was a rulton-nui I, the in uposal must lir trot to the Thrt emits So be accept( el by thtin, and the tat' fixed, before the uuunnce could b role•olerrd as eir.'Ctell, and that they should lw immediately applied to. Tlw next day he called again, and informid the agent that he had experi enced a most calm,' stormy dream whirls was, that his mill was destroyed by lire, and agent Would lake a sum at random, it would sated lion much sail-faction. This the agent, afire considerable persuasion, complied with, and Thackeray returued !none; and the same evening, a abort time atter the men had left woe k, the atoll was destroyed, nut with. out a rumour that it uas at by at rident, and letters were re ceived at theuf satothatlG.rt.lneonseyueorcofObis,l took a journey to Oldham, u lit re the mill had Items situated, to in. vestigate the rase. The claim mottle upon the !Sorts tell ellioll, and upon the I'lientlix (Miry, was for 3,111101. sad the claim ant had put dust it Ms loss al 3,150/, mostly fur machinery. endeavoured to learn aisat stir+ machinery had cOst, sod discovered it tst he little e than MICA bird of the claim. I also learnt that the dilemma ass considerably in debt, sad bad ow moue y sufficient to pay his wt., kmen'. " Mr. Seijeunt LENS, for the Plaintiff; briefly ad dressed the Jury, and called witnesses, who dis tinctly proved the falsehood of these stawrtimis. After which Mr. Srojeant for the De fendant, admitted that his client 'mist have a err. diet against him, hut spoke with much sophistry in mitigation of damages. The LURD CHIEF JUSTICE, iu summing up, told the JurY,Nit his Learned Brother, C o pley, having admitted the libellous natute oldie putilication, the only questiou fur their consideration was the glean /nue of damages: sod, as far as his opiniou might be expressed. be &demi it to be a libel of the most ■ggravated description, inasmuch as it imputed to a respectable aud honest 1118111 the greatuit crime lie could commit short of murder. His Lordship left it to the Jury to say shit sum such a nun ought to receive, ;did what the Defeudsut ought to pry, for so groasaud false an attack. _ the Jury consulted for a frw minuirs, and re turued a verdict for the Plaiutiff—Datusges 3001. POLICE. MARLDOROVOII STREET O, Saturday Elizukl Ntstarl, the widow of a Captain in the army, w ho had the appearance of a reduced lady, was brought up in the custody i,f auuficer, thaig•il by 311 s. Etimsbeth CrilFtb. , art 'Tremble Lady, of No. 19, Henrietta -6.01.01, 31ant liestei -square, with having rubbed her of • quantity of silver plate, and a receipt fur 21/, under t h e circumstances:— Tuesd•y inui Mug last Mrs. Criffiihr harissz Iscrafiun 10 go from hunse, left the Prisoner atlh her ilaipzlsisr "is the- hon.('; she returned in shunt su hour, ■nd the Ps ... 'es aas in the pas hour alum., and shortly after .she iliwurort of that the drawers hail been opened, and bestial tea and table spout's, with other in ',pertly, aas goose On iwlhuy of her slaughter she found that dossing hue atb,t site the Po ismor had left thy place, Mrs G. saspecl..l the Prisoner, sod ' , locust(' a war frost to sour I, her apartment. On the Wheel% marital, she afoul in a confused manner, She knew • hat he came Isis— it was the stoles' !otiosity, but sla• kiss.* nothing alum' IL" lha search i ng he found several letters iu Gout of petition., diverted fu tin ir Risf•l iligantro, the Duke and Ituchcsa of York, Luso! Albemarle, land Ellorsburnsigh, laity Dudley, and re torrid other person,. of high t.on, &r. That directed to the it Royal Highnesses aas of the (Whring effeti :—.‘ That in the only post uf hoe life she Mali admitted to the firs,* craniums, mid ass it (Tired at the sailer of rn Staffurstsloirr, hut qr.'s now unavoidably dnsus ill dis tress. The death of the much-lain' sited Sir Samue Rnmilly had frusluted her views, whirls conspells ol liar to take she situation of teacher, • Inch was not ►unable to the stile in whit Is she had hued, sad II she 4 . 011111 poseibly gills a tee pounds, to enable• her to provide herself wash us lea, it was all she ',gonad. Signed " Maria Maid," and tither% with ostlers sat naint a. The Prisoner must positively denied freeing committed the rubbery, and attempted to lay it upon anittlwr and denied also having ever sent any ut Ilinse lithium* au the pCIII4IOO SO a hum 16. y wire directed, and they were sent to her Ly Lord AlLeniai le, and Galicia %etc given and sent to her. Here several pawnbroker►' buy• came forward, slid pro duced the properly, and swore to the Prisonsr beiug the per bill, who pledged it. The Magistrate committal die Primmer to Ntirgate, to take ber trial. We have to record the esselarelouly death of the UM John Manning Mimeland, I.LB. Byrom of religion), Ift sum and of Suck• Denials, in this money. This wood.) , divine, Mov ing suffered muds from paralytic affections, had some years resided with his family, in Sianfume-surest, in this only. At nu early boor on Tuesday morning, et appears, Mrs. /lam land was alarmed (runs her sleep by thr smell of fire, and soon discovered that the bed was enveloped its flumes. She roused by her Ifilroms the young family, and esileol the watchman to her assistance ; bur thr sesilsicia amid suffocating effects of the smoke rendered Ms Ileetnal all emleavolurs to rescue the hapless, helpless bu thus becoming in sensible, expared.—(Buth Herr:lel The Tone llaza►d, 7 1 toa?•rotr, from New 1)r. leans, is arrived at Liverpool—she sailed oil the 811 4 and from the Bailie oti the 16th Jolitittry. Spoke oft the thilize, the Laurel, fl mei Liverpool to New (blows. The Abigail •ailed lot Liverpool ull the 13:1i January. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S cdzrm. Crnw!.Ofliirr, Arras 6, 11611). lisrminns RETUNNED TO SHAVE IN 1111 i PRESENT P Act 1 AMENT. fill of frerimeinsler—The Ilummr.thle George lamb, iu the room of S.rSrnnn• , Monts Ily, Ihreonwol Toren and Port of l e r --Thonsms 11.stml , , of Mountsfirlil I.ostge, withal the hherly of the noos,l so.. so , EMI on 'lse room of illf . lloght Ilsonooorstole Charles Al Issolh . who being 0~11 It Baron for the sand tone mot Inn., and alp,. a Borer.. for the !monist! , ..f St. Ger-mains, hash nimle his elet ;jun to serve fur the said boroughs of St. Ger. maitre. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Irrtv..O/Pre, Notch 6, 1819. ath Regiment of Light Dragauni--Cornet Henry Ferzason, from the 9th light Magoon'', 11l he I.i. nl 'man t, lv pur. chase, vice F r , promoted--ilated February 25, 1919. 9th dittu—James Alexander Lord I .0.1e.1.t0,01101 to be Curvet, by parthase, vies ['regalia(' lormiloiled 111 the Bth Light Dragoons--ilmed as above. lith ditto—William Spike, Gent. tolw Carnet, by purchase, vire Whitla, oho retires—dated as above. 9lsi Regiment of Foot—Captain William trill-hire, from the half pay of the tatth Foot, to hP Ca 1.1,1111 of a (7.1111- patty, vire Donald :11•Gregor, whose appuoilmtat has not takes( plate—dated a. above 3511" ditto—Captain Chariot William Wall to lie Major, without porrha-e, vice Armett,dreraleil—dated a, above. Lielitetiant J. M. Phil pot to tor Captain of a Compatiy, vice Wall—dated a, above. Ensign Jrrrnnah Urw.nu to be Lieutenant, s.re Philpnl— dated ns Aloorr. 46th ditto—Lienteesant Robert Vincent. from the 58th Foot, to he I.tett.ennot, rice Thomas (;aine, who r.lirts upon the IrJL pay of the 58th Foot-41..1 I).c. 2.1. ISIS. 51st ditto—Lieutenant John Styles Powell. from the half_ pay of 11. e 60th root, to he Lieutenant, ire William JoorY, who exchungep. rerti yin the diil rence—datill F. Wintry 25, 1819. Li, uteliaiii John Nt)les Powell, In be Atljolont, sire Jones, . . . who resugus the Aitintantry--olated February 25, 1819. 85111 1611n-1:obeli Henry Wyoyard, Gent to he Fusvzii, %111 I plllCll34e, rice lierr, .11ceastil—dateri as stbuvr. . ... . We• 4 India Regmelt!, Gc . slilemast Cadet Charles froni Ilse Itii)al Military College, In be Ensign, without piocliase, vice Maclean, Jleeraiieil—dated es shine. STA FF. Beni y Benjamin Briscoe A.l:ini;, I:sq. late Major or Ilse 95 lb Foot, to be Paymaster ors Reerniiiin: Diatrct, vice Rawatoro Rolscll, deceesed—February 16, 1819. M &MORAN DUNI. The appointment of A4lliit;ni.tinrgron Charira from the Iriir-pay, to be Aasistant.Stircrun in the 53d Fun!, vice Polka, whu t 'Ethanol, has uut taken place. The days and Places appointed for the Crewel Delivery of the Gaut., iu the sr veral Countirs hereunder mentioned: Durkam—bluuday, March 22, at the Castle of Durham. Northumberland, Saturday, March 17, at the . Castle of Newcastle opon.Tyne. Tow* of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and County of the same Town—The I.lllllr slab ■t the Guildhall of the said Town. entaharland—Thursday, April 1, at the City of 0111151 e. ll'estrnorfand—Tuesday, April 6, at Appleby. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S Rickards, of I.rdbory, Hereto' al, audTTlia . to k ins. of the Gtrcohoose, Dyinork, Gloucester, attoriaars, 1 . 1 la ft, 1519. B. Snot!' said J Jar Id, of Woodbridge, Sufidk, printers, booksellers, and bokbinder*, Feb. 2:.0, 1819 —ll' . ;muck soil C. Haricot's, of Kintr.sireet, Covent-garden, 51iili11eoes, men'o.rnereers, 3lnrch 3, 11419.—J. 0:1e, R. 1b,41c, .1. Doi emu, an J. Cochran, of Paternoster-row, Lou,,nn and of Holborn, Middlesex, booksellvro, Feb. 15, 1819.—J0$ Rey. holds and John Reynolds, of Little Pulteney-•lnert, Subo, wire -workers, Feb. IS, ISlll.—Cr Mop; and B. 111,,ge, of Ablersgatr-street, Lundoo, jewellers and waue-tnerebante, June 24,1815. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Sausuul, ul Nail.worih, Gloucester, clothier. BANKRUPTS. William Harvey, jan. of Clifton, Gloucester, lodging sad boarding-house-{.eeper, to surrender, March 17, 18, sod April 17, at tredve, at the Comotercial.rooms, Bristol. At torneys, Mensrs.booms and Gregory, Bedfurd-row, Lon don; and sfr. Richard Ilapies, B. isttil. Maritu 'hoary, of Kingston.l4 .Hull, meirlintit, to sari ender, March 16, 19, and April 17, at clever,, at the Dug sod Durk Therm, Scale-taut, knigston.upon.llllll. Attur ueys, Me►srs. [Wiwi., Sou, mid A. Utast 1, B•uilttl's•build. ings, Loudon trod Messrs. 7 iat.was and Charles usual, Hull. Joh Chant, late of Walt:III, Stafford, alsur.seller (lint now pri •r in Stafford gaol), 19 surrender, March 30, at live, 31. and April 17, at eleven, at the Litlllrlou's Aims Inn, Punk ul;r. Attorneys, Mr. Wm. Smith, %Volsci hainpittui and Nlesais. Avisou and Wheeler, ('aslle•atreel, Huthorn, London. Julio Hawker Cross, of Bristol, cornfartor, to surrender, laich 13, 15, and April 17, at eleven, at the (: 00000000 ereial. 11.11111*. liiistol. Attorneys, 31r. George Ed la, likeho quti..4 Jake, I.inculifsdhiu, Loudon; and 31r Thomas Jargons, Bristol. James Kiiiioli s, of Sirund, Gliatirreter, inn -holder, to our. reader, March 19, at five ; :NI, and April 17, at eleven, at the George lan, Strand. Attorneys, 31r. George Breit., (Irene. 'ter; and Mr. Win. Nix, Cook'..court, London. Henry Norris, of Bolton.le.3luors, Laurastrr, rrourfres tioncr, to stir trod r, Nlarrlr 19, 20, and April 17, at tar he, al the Star lon, Alarichrster. Altruistla, Mr Jukir Iligsura, Cross-aim 1, Mairelirstrr; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Irur,lennlun Willi...a Cathie and Thomas Ifrolpon, or Bultomle- Moola, Laireimirc, ikitlreri in cotton-pun, to suricrider, March IS, al nix, 19, at war, and April 17, at six, at the Commercial Inn. Bulromer-Muors. Attorerry., Mr. Robert Kay, Bultun ; nail 31taas M due and Parry, 'lymph., Loudon. Elms Clieppctt, of %Vaticut, Somerset, cabinet-maker, lo %musette', March 11, 18, and April 17. 1111 eleVeil, “I Ihr Christ..plitr Inn, Bath. Attwiw)a, Mr. John Williams, lied Linn-square, Lomit,. and Mr.Geurge Stallard, New limit.sti eel, Haile. , . Titunnts nylor, late of lenolenhall.street, 1.4,m1 ))))) man ler.man iner, I.IAI ender, Marsh 13, :0, an: April 17, at Omen, at G 811411143. Attorneys, Illess.s. Tuylor and Reeves, Gernt Jarv••s.strest, BetiforsLouvr. James Slei of Hatcher-row, East Smithfield, Midliflrocx, rrcieficr, to oarresider, March 13, 20, awl Apia 17, at iv:rive, al Guildhall, Loinhiu. Atka sic's, 31 . Lane audi &unlit, Lau - mire y hill. John Visa and Josiah 31urgau, stow sir lair of Gutts•r•lane, Innduu,wholrsalc.gluverss, sutra aids s, Marsh 16, 21), mud April 17, at • veii, at Guildhall. A thn y, 51r. Militia), Earl-street,lllackfriars. Richard Cult., Id, of Friday-street, Loadoa , and iif Ken isingiuu, warehuuu•uuau, h. uurrentler, 1l arch ta, sad April 17, al ilia, al Guildhall. Altus sir), Mr. Su•li, Murklirsbuiy. Julio Blake, late of Parsuiiii.grrru, Fulham, firetrrr, to ►urrru d cr, March lii. 23, and April 17, al a lr ccu 111 Luilduu. Allorairy, Mr. Ilut kir, Siar•linia, London. Duncan Campbell, Benjamin limper, and Alexande r Batilie, of the fild Jewry. Loudon, merelinui,, to tows - ender, March 13, 20, and April 17, at ilea, at Guiirlh..ll. A ikon. ys Al Kaye, Frealitield, and Kaye, New Ilank.l•uildniga, Janice. While and William French, of I)evonehire •ueet, Kt Surrey, dyers, Io ruriendes Mart 1113, 20, end Apia( 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Ail4ol nry, Me. Younger, Wellcloar-squale, and John-anetl, Minot les Loudon. As risibishl Li she, of Size-lane, llocklvr , bol o, Loorl 0000 0 prot ibiou.ool.c hint, 10 'olll.l6Bler, Mash 16, 20, and AI•rll 17, al Is v.v. al G 1111.111411. Altos Mcit.cb.ll.:cavols and 1 : 011111 . 11 . 11111, Atigrl.c..lls s, Thlognoo ion-slur 1. i‘ illsaruStatit y, late i f Lit 7 t — h;sai go er . si-rosol, Nliddlest , tere esree:e r, Merril 1:7, 2n, and April 17. at owr;vr, London. Autiousyr, II . May, I% orlon, and May, Ilrelamil- ere ree.reend. Tletentspe Ili eh, re, of Cleo epetr-yarel, Dowcaleltill, 11.1endem, coi inn-fuel deans , es, t•ssi reeJel•r, March 20, 21, awl April 17, at one, 111 Giiii•llvill. Ailueury, Mr. LereiP, Crutcleed -11 e arr. Pignt, of 11 AtelitLhighteay. Widdleaer, grneg'rt In .4411 I entlcr, .lArch 9, and April 17, at ten, at f ;t1 a WWI, Atittrney, 31r. Heald, Iluoper's-square, Leman %t rue!, Guotlonata'r•ftelds. DIVIDENDS. March 27. T. Mcrae situ H7l;l':."lierir, of Queen-street, Cheopside, Lionises', warrlionsemeei, at twelve, at Geoid- March 29. S. Gill, of llorhury, York, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at the Woodman Inn, Wakefield. March 17. K. Goodman, late of Itornsey Infra, Southamp ton, ursiller, at one, at the White Horse lon, Iluinsey, March 30. E. DenelF, of Charles.squinie, Hendon, 51iddle sex, factor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 10. .1. Coulter, late of Chatham, Kent, Carpenter, at fru. at Guildhall, Loudon. Mai-11130. N. C. Slurrison, of Tnitenhatn•courtroad, Mid (lleac'', I/411111N at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 27. J. Wlnifield, late of Ohl-street, Middlesex, but now a prisoner is the Fleet, rual-ineiehant, at ekven, at Guddlnd, Loudon. :Meech 27 I'. Diessard, late of Welbeck-street, saurre, niWiner, aCtwelve, itt April 20..1 E. Yaleq, his of Slioreflitelt, Dliddle►ca, pew . terer. at tlrven, al Guildhall, London. March 27. S. I.ortl, of the rot k loot, Sutton, Surrey, inn• keeper, at our, ■t Guihlhall , Loudon. Match 27. 'l'. IValcut, of Portm.a, ilanti, linen-draper, at Octet', at Guildhall, Loudon. Much 27. 11, Thom3e, of N.. thlimUrrland.courl, Strand, M oldletas, dealer, at twelve, at Guthlhall, Loudon. Kuehl?. F. Cunsloers, of liour's-Ite,otrotot, 6otz.st►eet, iVestunostcr, ro..rh•utaaler, at twelve, ■t Guildhall, Loudon. Muth 27. J. White, of Portland-street, Portland-place, Middlesex. nwortiont, at eleven, at Gtoldlrt:l, London. 31arel, 13. V. Adams and J. blwar,l4, of Cutubejlanti• street, Filvoy-v4inare, :11oldIrsrx, chair-makers, at twelve, nt (.uils l sll , Londun. 31 .e 4 It 27. J. N)e, of Tunbridge, Kent, baker, at tnt lye, at Guildhall, London. 51nreli 27. 1.. 11'illiams, of Curvitor-street, Chancery-lane, Linnlon, iolounnan, at eleven, nt 31.nt la 13. W. Bush, of Saffron Walden, Essex, easpenler, . . at tut Ire. at Guildhall, London. Mart h 17. T. Godfrey, late of Salter'b-hall.court, London, merchant, at line, at Gnildhwa. Aps if 3. T. Munn., late of the Basilan), Hereford, farmer, at titre'', at The Gi apes Tavern, Hrrefurd. CERTIFICATES.—HARCH 27. P. flewitt, of Bull, Lancaster, farmer —H. Compeer, of Tok tl, London, dealer in wool-1. J. Pioltling, of tzlt 114.1110 m, late of Htelizate, Middlesex, stock• broker. —W. W.lll ion, late of Nlauchester, draper.—K. AVICay, of Ketutsford, Chester, linen-draper.—T. Lediard„ of Cireirces. ter, Gloucester, victualler.—J. Guarduer, of Mapleburough green, Worcester, sealer.—J. Power and It. Warwick, 4.f Finslary.sqintre, Middlesex, merchants and insurance-bro kers.—J. W. A. Snuggs, of Lime-street, Loudon, spirit and bet r.rntrchaut. PRICE (IF SUGAR. The average price of BIVW II ur Muscovado Sugar, corn puled from it.e Ite:utos wade in the week coding the 3d day of Maitli, Islt► t is 48.. 6d. per hood' it exclii 41 ye of the Did iv,. 01 Customs paid or pa,plAe thereon *a the iatportat lan thereof irtu Great BI itai u. PRICES oF CORN. itscricze Prices of tom of Lair,land :Ind %Vales, by the QUiU Icy of Cifzlit IVoeht , t..t. rloskele, no., of thinnest per but biltihs. the returns received in the 'Nei: engird the 27th of fellmary, 1810. _ %% heat. II )e ' Barley. Oatx. r. d. t. d. r. d. a. d. 79 8 37 9 GI 7 34 2 I s. d. 184 . 1111,. Nate. Oatmeal. Beer or Bit. 63 7 69 0 37 9 INQUEST. On Saturday last an inquisition was held before J. W. UN w t N, Esq. at the temp.. and Dragon, Hoxtou market, ou the bed) of Mr. Joseph Di user Cum, aged 40 years. Julio Odford, ho. b, towmstreet, Old-street•roatl, dc prised, that the deceased was a widower, and hail lodged in his house fur two yeas ; lie was a wine-agent, and employed oreitsionally by Mesas. Dart and ('ii. Fenchurth-street. About tun o'clock on Wudueaday night I went to the de c. as. d's apart 'lien end k keel at the door, but received no anso ur. The dour was lot kid etude, I procured a hammer and bloke it upi ii, when I discovered the deceased hanging from the ceiling by a curd ; 1 diiroly got a knife and cut hunt down, and sent fur a Doctor, who came, but ciititd do no Rood. I have veldiint conversed atilt hint, but I beard bon say he was iu great tititiliie about his son.- 11.111 the Tuesday uizlit, when I left Lint, lie appealed deject ed and melancholy. I have uu doubt but the deceased was the author of his own death. It appear. liont Cu: tiler in itleace. that ihe mother and tin et the tleteata 4 died &AMY' manner. The Jury r.twnetttheir Verilict--/usurt ty. - - - INTELLIGENCE. rimmourn. iskacm 3. Arrived the Muy, Bird, from Jersey; NepitiUP, Power. fawn Puri.trioutli lor Preekleoce, Clevely, from salltJ the DriAul, %Wyman, fur Swamies. HARWICH, MARCH 5. This day part of a ship's materials were hrottxlit to here, stiluoi.ol to lielotig to the brig Hartley, Purdy, lately wit eked (At the thaufket baud. DFAI, )111tell J. Canoe down from the River and nailed, I lse IVitistitgitani, Smith, f..r Nanne, fur Lt•gborom Steel, Csulliwalie, for Demerara; Jain., Williams, fur ; and srveral nilwrs, II:111We 'unknown. DARTMOUTH!, MARCH 4. The brit; Sucre**, of Dover, 31ererr, nvt.tri to randy ar rived at the rutr.titec of our harbour, after having rut from all asittsur and cable, in a very daugcsous situation in Torbay. NIII.FORP, MAKCII 3. Aix,„, 30 ssii of vessel., priueirally Irs.ll hailer. • .41 enlistees, have cease in here this List wedt, and ►eatrltt was.l - LIVIRPOOL, MAR cli 3. Tke Liverpool Packet, Birkeit, Lum Sawmill:lh, 1. Ut/ 111111 r 1/11 Ifni ho Hank, slid is discharging her cal go. ~aikd the neural, Wookiword, fur neural. New Orleans Papers, to the Wilt of January, coistaio A bog letkr l'rto Maj..r BA K ER, of Fort Dearborii, ad.lreried to Major-Grimm' MAC(IMB, Riving au ttecottot of the loss of the Hercules ►chootter. Captain CUCRCII, on Lake Michigai,. Lieut. EYKLE IH. the only passenger on board, trod the whole of the crew tieriahed. A letter from Madrid. dated February 15, says Governmeut hos renewed to England the permits she formerly etijoyed, and which hod latest suspended, of exporting piastres from New Spain, the produce of the fabrication of which does not tostetially ditfei this year from that of the yests pletroseay to the insurrecti o n. In comequeueu of this (Wet mitsstio t, Euglish ships of wsr will no loi.grr hr aseiuded Irma Vera Cruz. es recently ed to that which had on board Commissioner PARR, frot:. Jamaica." PU CfLI.cM BETWEEN Wr_ST coUNTRY DICK AND ABBOT. The latter f agili.t , who lately defeated Dully Smith in a battle which hyena! Iwo hours and tifty.fiveinioute.,caeu r b y met Du k at a sporting donor, tact week, when words Nrodu c hulween them, a regular twill took place. A subacriptoo. was ra..rel by the amateurs presto'', and a rimy waa fiirmrd with all the reyillarity of n tint-rate contest. Randall e m i an Amateur were ucond• tor Dick, and fin hinond 4.4 Hoppinc Ned fur Abbot. Nri.h. rof the mei' were in :nod condition. Haifa.. hoar Isndlelapool,olunng atm I, they fou,.llt minfully, when Randall rr...1 out th..l bo p ping had weird it ofaii ly ; unplaalatioti waa too to it went, and in the short spare of four rounds, itimila I disposed of his mar...-Hoppour Neil waa Stag rely p... iiithfa, alit gli they fought ao ►hnrl a time. The lie was now resumed heiwrrn Dirk and Abbot, and the expiration of one busir and ten minutes, A I•but z o in, dreadfully punished. Dirk waa also ...lurch, I. the pound of victory was " we!eowie to his ca. " A co,t deal of 10110aK took plate—al the CollaMeoiceNet,t it us. three to one un Abbot. A second tight is expected, as as ammo-tor uti'•red to hack Pick fuse 50/. A ilord bank took place between eistiolz Mown ft..' hero of the Goa Light Company : Ibc forint is will ,r. contend, defeated the junior Waste() The leis Ile was ws II cuntesttil. but to the chase of one of Ilse rossteS,. th e pire decided is foul blow had been wrack by Itrono, on tsc count of which be lent she battle. Thr stal:ro re , pert ill:: the completing of the vital merit tkeiween Randall smri Marlin. of 150 viatica. ages.. , t 10' , / to take place 00 the 411 i 01 May. will he made good o,er spoiling ihnour at Fr tu-morrow. The money in atrial made hetwecti Yowl!, Rump Stem* and the line Light min. 10 meet ma Tinni:sy, the Pith kat. withni ni/tern MI ICS Or 1.,t1.f01t. I.lonnelly. the Irish champion, if on hi. road 10 ill, metropolin; hot at appears lie duce nut into tad tw cachalot its the prize ring. Int:LAND. DUBLIN, mAncsa The largest and most respectable Mee'lug of Catholics which ever took place in Ireland, wait held yesterday, in the Old Chapel in Mary's-Ism., The Right HOll. the EARL of FINGAL, iu the Cl nir, for the purpose of expressinte, in the most marked manner, the gratitude of the Catholic Body to the Protestants who have lately come forward to peti tion Parliament in their behalf. C; uwds of persons begun to assemble in the neigh. bourhood of the Chapel early in the ; turtling. aid in less than half an hour after the ;loots were open.; ed. the building was completely tilled. Nnmeruu• patties of elegant and fashionable females ay. peared in the front rows of the three ex:envier gal. leries which run round the Chapel. All the Ca. tholies in the country diStinguished fur high here ditary rank, splendid talents, professional or com mercial eminence, private virtue. and public worth. were present : in short, we never witnessed so h in t, so gratifying, so harmonious an Assembly. There could nut have been less than four thousand persons within the wall , of the Chapel; and it k but Ai irt truth tope) , that every individual teemed aniniattil with the same fel In.g—that of ardent de sire to give repression. in the most forcible lan guage, to the gratitude with which the hearts of all were Shortly after one o'clock, the Earl of Fingal en. tend the Chapel, attended by Lord Viscount Gor manstown, Sir Edward Bellew, Sir 'l'boutar E.. monde, the lion. Mr. Freston, Mr. Owen O'Connor, &c. &c. The Earl of Fingal was received with the loud est, sincerest, and most general olcniotistrainms t f respect and affection from ull quarters of the v,it assembly which this glutious occasion hail colbctril. hlis Loidship was called by acclamation to the chair. Mr. flay acted as Secretary. Lord Ciormunstown then rose, and :ifter a brief introduction proposed u Resolution, of which the followmg is the substance : Resolved—That. insprevsrd with a deep sense of the obli. gatious which tier Protestauts of Ireland Live contort-4 uis us their Catholic Country'''. it and Brethren, ue beg leave to return them our t sinrete anti heartfelt for 3.4. vaut ing the great of of oar Petition to the by their wealth, their numbers, their taltiats and their eru giuu. Mr. Omen O'Connor seconded this Resolution. The Revolution was carried unaolinous/q. Sir Thomas Esmoude then moved tile Resolved—'niat while we express our gratitude to tie general body of nor Pruleatant Friends and Advocates, we conaidrr ))))) 4rlvo I: pas ticularly Marta cil to the justice and liberality of the Right Ilan. Thomas Nl.Keisity, Lord Mayor of this city, for giving an opportunity to them to rxpreaa their sense of the grievanes s we, their Catholic Gointryinco Wilt Brethren, labour under—by which act of justice and li berality, lie his taut only conferred as indelible obligation tio us, but added a lasting splendour to the dignity of his ..... The Hon. Mr. Preston seconded the motion. Afire , e v er al *perches in praise of his I..ordsti:p. the inottula was curried ccelanestion. GALWAY CORPORATION. BLAKE V. DALY. The Coon of Error govy judgment in this eagle yesterday. unatiiruonsly continuing that of the Court below. / PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock ..... sl.ut Bonk L. Attn whist 3 per Cent. RA.. phut t Imp. 3 per Ct. Lust. Phut 3 (:t. .... 74 I Indio Stock 7 4 74 7421 I Indio 80nd5...32 34 pr. 4ii 31 per ',hot I Ex. Bills. Q..... 4 3 di e . 4 per Ceuto. ...... shot I Lottery Ticket. 19/. 1144. 5 per Ct. N. An. 104 iii I Cons. for Act. 74 74i%! 1:1R1'11. On the 34 itict.itit, at l'orkillgtun, the Lad) of William Ormsby Guir, Esq. of a s,•n. 10EATHS. Thomas Holland, Esq. aged CU , of Brixton, and of Fleet street, silver th. On Sunday ce'nolight, at his residence, In North-street, Chichester, iu his fiLtil, year, Sir George Murray, K.C.B. Vice. Admiral of the Keil. Sir George went to bed in guu.l health, rind was netted with a %nomadic affection in Ina chest, which termilixtvl his existence at eight o'clock. lie had the command of his Majesty's chip t dgar, 74, on toe 21 of April, MI, and had the ltigh honour to he ap politica by Lend NI Non, to had into al:ill/II haute Copen hagen, ou that memorable HIGH %VATEII THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Z,3 Albs. 11. I Lveniog 0 atkr 11. LONDON . Pivoted and Published at the OSee, No. 147, Strand; *there Adve:ri•rnuc:ls are received, {Alien ( 1 ,0.14,3111) mutt be afairc C SVITI4, No. I, Clement's Inn, Peltier, —I WHITE. No lii. Ttroad. Publisher. ...... .