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LAW ortktircgrreit. COURT OF CIIANCE.ItY,Dsc. Rt. An apttlication was made to the Court on behalf *f two. respedable Gentlemen, for an order as a person I - sifted 001, who had some time ago ran away with a young Lady, entitled to considerable property, for him either to pay a bill of costs in toned by the proceeding they adopted to recover the Lady, or to find security for paying the same, to the amount of 401. It war stated, that the De fendant hail become greatly ernbarraned, and had gone to Edinburgh, where be had taken refuge in the Sanftuat y of Holyrood House. It was admitted. on the part of the Defendant, that he had been in the embarrassed state described, and that he had also gone to the Sanctuary as stated: trtlt it was urged that be was now in a remote part of 3codand, and that even had he remained at Holyrood House, he was completely beyond the ju tledielios of this Court. The Leto Cu Avcrr.cort said, it was not in his pmtr to interf-te, the perm of the Defendant be beyond his Jurisdiction. COURT OF lING's GuILI,NALL, DI& 21 ••••• Sittings 41 Nisi Praia, 4!f re Lord ELL] end • Special Al. 11 NKRUPT CONSPIRACY. TIM COO O. ItOOLOT RitolltriT and °rotas. 'this was an information, tilled by the ATTORNEY* against the l)efeadants, Robert Kennett, a Bankrupt; Henry Kennett, his son ; Brackley Kennett. and William Plavfair, for consulting and ' conspiring together, for the purpo se of defeating the effect and due course of a Commission of Bank• snowy, and to hinder and prevent the just distri bution of the Bankrupt's Aida among his fair creditors. The SOLICITOR-Gausses opened the case on the part of the prosecution, observing, that it was his duty to bring those persons before the Court and Jury, charged with a most gross and important of fence ; when the proceedings, under the Com mission of Barkruptcy, came before the Luao CuAscaccoa, such a scene of iniquity was de veloped, that his Lordship directed the Atroeuev- CENCIIAL to file a criminal information, for a con spiracy, against all such persons as might be impli cated in the crime. In the year ISOI, a Commis sion of, Bankruptcy issued against Robert Ken oat • but, to prevent his effeds from being fairly divided among his creditors, Brackley Kennett petitioned the CM A NCI. Ll.Olt to supersede that Cons. mission, In this he succeeded ; another Commis sion, is lint issued, and Brackley was chosen sole assignee. He received several sums of money, which he never accounted for. This, then, the Learned Counsel observed, was a fraudulent Corn. mission, under which Robert Kennett obtained his Certificate, and, immediately after, took the lease of a house in Lincoln's-inn-fields, at 1011. per annum, upon which he expended about 10001. ; and thus feeling himself secure under his Certificate, he went on with his improvements, paying his trades men, and silting, in every respell, as the master. The creditors, under the former Commission of 1904n0w seeing him an opulent man,and supposing something fraudulent in the business, became alarm ed, and a Petition to the CIIAWCILLOR ensued. Ken nett, in his turn, began to look About him. and, in January 1803, assigned ever all his fixtures and furniture to his son Henry (who was a minor sustil the February following), for a nominal considera tion of 961. He afterwards had the lease made out in the same way, although he continued to ail as the master and owner. Adversity, however, he saw was now closing in on him, and, upon the 22d of April, iBOS, the former Commission was superseded, and a new one issued by a hate fide creditor, Mr. Duff, who wished there should be a fair division of the Bank. suet's effects. The next thing to be done by the Kennetts, was, to get assignees of their own, and they accordingly procured Mr. Playfair, who had been a bankrupt. and insolvent; and who, upon. obtaining his discharge, under that alt, gave is usual schedule of his effeds, thereby assigning thorn over to his assignee. The only debt which appeared die to him by this schedule, was one of 251. from Robert Kennett. Notwithstanding all skis, he, Playfair, came forward at a meeting of the Com missioners, when the Kennett' were present, claimed, and roved. under that Commission. the same identical 251. which he had so previously as signed over to his creditors, and was chosen assig. nem But Playfair was not to be trusted alone, :a. though only a nominal assignee ; some other person lttUst be looked out for, and this was the business of Henry Kennett. A Mr. John Parlby, who re. sided at Portsmouth, was found to be a creditor for 1001. This Gentleman was a relation by marriage - but was in a state of idiotism, wholly iscapacitated from conduCling his own affairs, much less the affairs of a Bankrupt; nor was he even capable of taking any care of his person, having resided for many years under the protedion and management of a respedable Dissenting Mii.ister in that place. To him, therefore, Henry Kennett sent dim:, an affidavit of debt, and a letter of Attorney, both hi his own hand-writing ; the one to prove a debt under the Commission, and the other to authorise Mr. Henry Kennett to aft for him in the choice of assignees, receive dividends. sign certificate, &c. Ise,* papers being duly perfected, a meeting of the creditors, for die choice of assignees, rook place; and Hcnry Kennett, thus authonsed, Attended, and proposed Mr. Parlby as one, who was accordingly appointed, Playfair continuing a nominal assignee, as before: hut Henry Kennett alone siding. At this meeting, Robert and Brackley Kennett, who were well aware of the incapacity of Parlbe, were present. In the summer of I tRI.I, a partnership was formed for manufaduring gun-carriages, between Henry Kennett and Playfair, in which also Robert had a share ; and work of this nature was done to a very considerable amount, for the East India Com pany. About this time a petition was presented to the Chancellor to supersede this adverse Commis sion of Mr. Duff, on the grounds of an antecedent aft of bankruptcy, and a good petitioning creditor's iu l" Upon this, two issues to try direded by the ( . 141•POCICLLOW Playfair and the Kennett. accused the other of cheating Ccunsel observed, the aid Adige was fulfilled, " *hen tuigdos Nil ord. honest men get their due." In consequence of this, another petition was presented. as if from several of the creditors, but wholly I lutiborieed by Brackley Kennett, praying that Mayfair - might he rammed from the assigneeship. Mr. Duff then petitioned, setting all the :thrive, and other fags, before the ,CIIANCELLOR. who, thereupon, on the 14th of May, 1304, directed that Parlby and Playfair should be removed, that they should not be perniittcd to vote for assignes, and that Henry Kennett should account for and pay OM to the new assignee, the sum of 1:001. dhcl other effeCts of the Bankrupt, which came to his hands; all of which he refused to do, and chose ra ther to go to the Fleet Prison, where he still re. mains. The order for the issues were revoked, and the AT TOI is It I'-G dire led to file the present information; the LORD CH 4/44.; It. LOR declaring, when he made the order, that he had never wit nessed so deep, wicked, and mischievous a con spiracy. to cheat and defraud the fair creditors of a bankrupt. But this was not all ; the house in Lin coln's-Inn-fields was assigned over by Henry Ken nett, first to a Mr. Mooton, upon poll obit bonds ; and, lastly, to Dr Lyster, for 7001.; not one penny of which was ever accounted for. Robert Kennett had also furnished lodgings in Albemarle -street, and the furniture here, as well as that in Lit.colies- Inn-fields, was sold by million, as fir henry Ken. nett ; Mr. Hindel, the atiltioneer, advancing 15. d. upon the sale ; when he came to furnish his ac count, and charge the usual Excise duty, he was told that charge could not he allowed, the goods having been the property of a Bankrupt, against whom no Etcise duty, upon a sale by asttion, was chargeable. Robert kennett also rented houses in Bond -street, and had some consols and other property, all of which Henry received, and never accounted for. The several proofs were then gone into, in the course of which the imbecility of Parlby, and se. veral As of Robert Kennett, Henry Kennett, and Mayfair, appeared. But Lord kls.ccuaoauuun thought, that, although there was evidence enough to raise a suspicion against Brackley Kennett, yet there was nothing of aftnal proof against him, so as to amount to a conviCtion. Upon application, therefore, of his Counsel, Mr. EItSILINE, his Lordship dire.fled the Jury, in this stage of the proceedings, to find a verdin of areptiqfil as to Brackley Kennett, which was done accord ingly. %Villiam Playfair had neither Agent nor Counsel to .Let for him, but attended in person, and with the permission of the Court, asked a few questions of some of the Witnesses, tending to skew that he was wholly ignorant of the sale of the furnitdre. He also declared, that he 11.44 beets the dope of those parties. Mr. aerjeant Vane:max, for the Defendants, Ro bert and Henry Kennett, took various technical ob jeCtions to the record and proceedings in the course of the cause, all of which were over-ruled by the Court ; and, in a very able address to the Jury, he contended, that it had not been shewn that these parties were seen at any one time together ; and to prove the allegation in the information, that they were consulting and conspiring to defeat the effects of a Commission of Baisierupice duly adjudged and declared, it was necessary to br;ng these parties together, arid to prove. that the Comn:ission was a good Ansi valid one. Brackley Kennett was then out of the question; Playfair ha! nothing to do with it, but merely as a nominal assignee, and the other two were not found together at any one time. He should also show. in pro.d, that them were seve ral Afts of Bankruptcy committed, and a valid and io,,a Ale petitioning creditor's debt su:esisting long anterior to the present Commission. Having gone into these proofs, which the Court did not think sufficient, Lord Ecatesoesouart, in summing up the evi dence to the Jury, observed, that, in order to prove a conspiracy, it was certainly necessary' to show two persbns, at least, concerned 3 but it did not follow that they were to be found ai2ually in the •same room together ; it was sufficient to spew that they had ecru/ in concert. The Jury immediately brouglit in a Verdi& of Guilty, against Robert Kennett, Henry Kennett. and William Playfair. FUNERAL UF LORD NELSON. The following Order of Procession is, we under ' stand, to be observed, in conveying the Remains of Lord Nelson from Greenwich to Whitehall : Water-Yalta of the S Priword , :g sti•fe,tlTim principal liar- Rivet Feuribtes. j ititheitproperhosts. S . Lour Mager. Row-boats of the 3 The Commairler of Am I'llow -boar of the Rivet Fenciblcs. 1 F,,,, Flucthlas i River Feneiblei Ten Gun-boats of the Riser Feneibles, two abreast, king mi nute-guns from thismate of embarking the Buell at Green wich, until the lantlinz at Whitens:l. V v. f leo Row-boats abres.!t. brining up s '..;t r 'a' „ t 3 it 1 .a. th ~ o tear of the Gun-boat.. !' •-' , The Lim!, Mayor's Barr. - 1 1 g. .5 . c. :5 ~, TI ,:t Barge, ~ 1 the twelve Companies. tif 71 t 4 : 5 t E na g . with ;4,4 sae !)rum, !muffled. j -.. v . - " i_ ~..s &trips' lit mourning, with OWHetalch. ' a I T 2, !!arbour 11 . 1. , i Harbour yTHE BARGE WITH THE B91)Y . f r Ma ster'. Boat. ) host. Hilion, t Harbour litarge, with the Ad m i ra l o f the reef, M „ire's - M4stet's Beats. It •as Cowl Witmer, , ) Nests. HDTV/ and Amt., Wl* Sprit Offiters, are. Two Ilarbiour- Misters . Witgin i ~;,.the MI. The plan. boo i .er, will be stsbyeel to such alter ations and revisit ne as the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and the Seat:tail of State for the Home De partment, may deem proper.' It k not yet deter mined whether the Lord Mayor's Barge should swes. cede the precession, or follow the Barge having the body on board. • The Procenion will be slow. a 1..: colours of the boats to be hoistbl half-staff only. The ceremony will OcCapy two days, the 916 811 d 10th of January, i. ! ..........., „,a,,,a.„....., Early on Fridhy rhornleg, tSe ee:fEn made out of the main-mast of tifeTriluch ship L'Orier was re moved from Mr. Peon tesOis's, in Brewer-greet, to I be conveyed 'to , Chiftihrn. (ran i'helicil will he sent to the Nom, to receive the remains of Lord Nat sex, which will be sullen d np in thee coffin en, beard the Yrttry, Ind then be remoVed by her barge to Greenwich ltloepital. POAEIGN TNTR.LLiGENCE. POkTV4OUTII. atC.'l,o. • Sir Jahn ifintren's flag is flying on .b *rd the 1.6,146-0 9 411 $0 gone. which is at; St. Helen's. Ile wind has blown strong all day at S. W. ; shOttld it moderate, and blow fair. Sir John will sail With the Mediterranean and West India con voy', and be joined off the Start. by the ships of his squadron. which are at Plymouth. etc 21. Arrived the Coen:rear and Repulse Men of war, from Plymouth.—Wirt S.W. DEAI , DEC. !N.). Remain in the Down., the Edgar., Ut,rcbt, Anew. lope, I.e , pard. Tnd,tq, and ilelawnt, nien of war; 11,Juieare and V iremm, frigates; C, miser, Ameronlh, and the Cegoet. sloops of war ; Fiery, !woofer, De rallation,'EX/1101d00, /belt, and the Zebu:. bombs ; Dnuntletr, Valero's', and Combatant praams ; many gun-brigs, and a very large fleet of transports. cx. 21. Remain in the Downs the ships as per last.— Wind S.W. FROM 1.1.010'S LIST. Agar aD In ill , River—The fl.4my Return, 111 , •nro frnm At Ply mouth -..The Dump, Lilly, !rum Newfound Mud. At Dirtmouth— rhe Indian Lass, —.-, from Labradors. At lieltast..-Sir Sidney Smith, —, from Quebec. At Newfouridland—Tlte Flizaheth i , Renate., from Porile. At Megadure—The Two Ei ss , —, from London. POST-HORSE DUTY. On Saturday morning, the Commissioners of the Stamp Office, met in the Great Room, in the Crown and Anchor Tavern, to lett to farm, for three years, the Pos:-Horse Duty, according to the conditions advertised. Mr. Estcourt, the Solicitor to the Corn missionem, attended them, and put up the several distri&s. When a bidding was made, he placed a glass before him, made like an hour-glass, contain. ing sand, that took about ten minutes or a quarter of an hour to run out, and, when all the sand was run out, he declared the last bidder the purchaser. During the time the sand was running out, he dis played as great oratorical abilities as a regular pro fessor of the hammer. The following sums were given for the different distrias: North Hmain ....... f.. 12,100 Northumberland, Creinberl.ld, Westmorland, and Durham ...... . cn-to kshire 14,710 Lancashire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, and Stafford Mire 14,010 Neatinsiransshire. and Lereesnitn.hire 9,130 Nortsrampu.nahire. Rutlandshire, Warwickshire, and Oxford-hire . . . . . . 11,0!..0 Nrrfulk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire . 14,110 Eedfnnlshiry and Ruckoigh.onsioo: . 7,040 Htintingitun-liire and Derttordshire . . . 10.420 Surrey 11,620 Kent and Suasex le 000 ...... , 11411,1,41 nm and 11-rlishire . . • • . 14,080 Devonshire, Lkusetshoe, Cornwall; and Somerset ails ..... 16,600 Noah %Valli, viz. Anglema, Carnaryonshire, Den bsgh4hire, Flintshire, and Montgomeryshire, with Shropshire . ..... . 6,600 South Wales ' viz. Ereekneek.hire, Cumarthenshire, Card eanshwr, G1111101)(1011birtt, Itadneffllire. and Penion•keshire„ with Herefordshire, and Mon ninuthshire 4,000 'Phe letting., we understand, exceeded the for mer three years. 23 . 8601 . Between four and five hundred gentlemen at tended as bidders. Those who proved the farmers, deposited an eighth of their bidding. It being ne cessar y that those who intended to he the farmers should have in their pockets considerable sums, for the purpose of making the deposit, which they are obliged to do in bank notes, msmbers of gentlemen have had their pockets picked to che amount of seve. ral thousand pounds at the former meeting. The Commissioners, to avoid these depredations, on Sa turday, engaged Messrs. Macmanus, Savers, Towns end, and 'Riven, to attend, and we did not hear of any loss being sustained. COSIMu lEN. Saturday, being St. Thomas's Day, Wardmotes were held in the different parishes of the city of London, for the Election of Common Councilmen. That of Farringdon Without was held at St Dun stan's Church. Owing to the indisposition of Al derman Sir Charles Price, the Lord Mayor presided at the meeting. Messrs. Boucock and Shears having resigned, the following Gentlemen, being returned by their several predate, were put in nomination, and unanimously elefted, viz. Messrs. Richard Brewer, William Wright, Jamesßranscomb, James Brewer, Robert Herring, Robert Waithman, John Nichols, Thomas Harper, Thomas Reeve, William John Reeves, Abraham Young, John Newman, T. M. Mardi°, John Dawson, Edward Quin, and James Griffith. The Lnrd Maynr held a Wardmote, in Aldgate Church (or the Ward of Pnrtsoken) ; he afterwards held a Wardmote for Dowaate—Alderman Scho ley, who is chosen for that Ward, not being sworn in. He next held the Wardmote of Candlewick, for Alderman Perchard. At the Tower Ward, from the resignation of Mr. Dawson, three or four can didates have been nominated. and a poll being de. manded, the contest is expelled to be very sharp. Cornhill Ward was held by Alderman Flower, in St. Michael's Church, when several candidates have started, to oppose the old ones, and a poll is demanded. Alderman Smith held his Wardmote fur the Ward of Farringdon Within, at Christ Church, Newgete-street. where five fresh candidates have boen nominated, and a poll demanded, and it is expelled to be warmly contested. Sir Matthew Bloeham held his Wardmote for Bridge Within, at Fishmongers' Hall, when Mr. Dutton was chosen Common Councilman, in the reum of Mr. Jackson, resigned. Alderman Ainsley held the Wardmote for the Ward of Bread -street, at Cordwainers' Hall. when Mr. Allen was chosen, in the room of Mr. Caruthers. resigned. Alderman Coombe held his Wardmote for the Ward of Aldgate,at Ironmonger Hall, when Mr. Drucp was chosen in the room of Mr. Lincoln. Alderman Newnham, for Vinery Ward, held his at Cutlers' Hall ; no alteration in '11.4 Common Councilmen, nor was there is the Wards of Bishopsgateor Cripplegate. The TArer Brothers, HUTCHINSON, front South ampton foe Newcastle, is captured and carried into 6 The 4/eicand-e, HLUDAIt, from Copenhazen for j St. Croix. is on shore near Kitkmall. debt existing l„ a 17,6. Upor these questions, were direeted t Tian tine, ch accused ?". N,4 • arced - MP k - ROM SATURDAY Nu:ars 0.1747 TE. PII. I IMOTION7 h, Ik e Gferfor g a n RiS:rasen, for dra I": • Idearterient. Captain John Witlir Manua. to.be.Nltiat,.vitplir, r•, elllNAti , alolt signed, by the Lord .licerteeet I&. Coma 44 14oitmatoth and Bre , ors. To be I..tepitty Liilitellarthil-Lord Anhui' John Ilenry !i • merest. Thomas Molvenn. Rm. • if% liK It VITO. Joseph Pinfuld, of rho county Of Clr, tester, clothier, to surrender, January 6, at nee, at the Grldn i Cm..., at C • m00r..., In the parioi of 112 Idwick, in the c.o.d. of monitor, 7, and February 1, st e'entn, at I'm: Arno, in Stimul. in the county o f (,inucen er Mr. W •then, Stroud, Glatrosederhim ; arid Mr. Wilturo Virard, No 4, !:ray's-lon...instr, Thomas Davie., late •.f %Vitt...lock, it, the c.runty of Cheater, victual:et, dealer and chapniao, to sorr, ander. „Laimary 6,7, and February 1, at eleven, at tie Goat'y Head Inn, in Atelier., in the county of ("letter Atrornets, SI Jolla G-o-. 0, A ad• lent, sitar NeasOrtictr, in the eaunty of I:kite/ i and BL. ley, lemple, London. Richard Paddington, of I.minard-seittwe. in the pad* of Leonard, Shoreduch, in the county of Msldletex, ,urrtader, Detrniber :.`4,Jaimar..• 4, and February 1, at at Gwldhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Criterion', C.a4en budding., Cityno..rt, London Hobert Vaughan Brooke, of Huterit, in the yrniqh minner, its the county of Worcester, pairernvenoriiretmer. Sealer and chapinan, JALII,3r, 7, it, and 1, at Orient, at the Cony.. lon, in the city of A tonteys, Mr. Edward N•.. 14,C:ray's-Inu nosare. don: and Sir. Wale, W.,orifer, ' TIMM'S Simpson and Nottingham Simpson, Nolflll.llt. - t..n, in the county .4 Twit, rocrehauts, grocers, dealer, and chairmen, to hUrfPillkt, Loin uy 4,7, and February 1, at te n , at t:udilball. Landon. Attorney, Mr. Lee, No. 3, Cmern- MAW, Southwark. %Vahan. Partridge and WJlia.n Rose, hoe of Wertuider, ft.' the parish of It odtuoutigh, in One county of triloirce•vi, dyers, akli and r•lia l micri, to surrender, Jat,uary li, at nt.4, at 91 1 CMS, ' in the petit!, of Kano...telt, i.l rr i c ty of Giouserter. 7, and February I, at ele,co, at 11.4 ki n % Arm. Inn, in the ot.rish of Stroud, in the ....nutty of Gloucerter. Attom..ys, Mr Newman, Stroud, Gloaeeiter. shir.-; and Mr. Cuassuble.Symind%-ltra,l.onslou. Thora7s Raine and Gems,. N 1 .:"keg, nil tarcenw,ch, in t: e c' 4lO Y err geld. thiP-ottoenl. richtereitet, dealers and rhapine., to surrender, Ihttniber 29 , Japuary 4, ats4 February 1 , at te, at Guildhall, London. .Attoltracys, Meseta. Juales &ice. , Unhurt.,lucre, reet—tre.:t, Lnielon. IYdlinm Henry R.yetisernr, klith tell Edwin Fell. and James Lirtw;sle, all of Maaeliater, in die county of laucanee, drakes an cotton y.:rn, cotion-litrinem, dealers awl elananio, to surrender, December ds, darmary 11, and February I , at toy, at the Bridgewater-Arms lon, h Martehener. Attor ney., Messrs. Duckworth and Chippiadall. Manchester. INVIDENDS. Jan. 21. Roli , ot Penniall Butcher, late of Lawrence P•runt riey lane, London, witty-snorehant, dealer rod ehaptioart, at ten, at GUlWkill. Jan. 14. William Lawson, of Manchester, in the enmity of Lam:tter, grocer, dealer and chaperon, at three, at 'Mc Whim-I.orn lan, in Ilangirig.ditch, Manchester Dec 24, Robert SW' gorge Edwards audit...rah Jacemai. late of No. 21), St. Mary axe, 1. 'ohm, and of No. Sra, u. the Strand, in the city aful liberty of Westauin-ter, rimrchar.t., at Amen, at Guildhall, London Jan. 25. Pierce Morris, of St Martin's -toast. St. MattioNy lane, in the enmity of 11f 44411e:ex, hosier, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Litsilditall, London. Jan. 31. Thomas Pitt.,, ul Jersayantreet, St. Janice., io the enmity of Sliddlesex, gold and silver Littman. deakr and chapraan, at ten, at Guildhall, Loridia. Jan. 23. John Peter Hultoway, tot St. Swithin'clane. Lon don, wine. spirit, led bear-nsaythant, dealer and chairman. at ten,at Guildhall Jan 25. Richard Bentley, of Wellelo<eogitme, in the county, of %liddlesea, haberdasher, dealer and chairman, at tett, at Guildhall, I.olldfln. Jan. 19. (:crge &Aso, of SbasTiold, in the county of York, e.hinet-maker amt upholamier, at twelve, at tlxt Old 1.:310 Had tan, Ia illagkdd. Jan. 14. Elalon .Inthony,Vinew, tale of Gressnetend i witbilt the &verde, of the town of Colchester, In the comity of merchant. at tong at the hones of Wilthas knuart by the s.gra of the Red Lion nun, in Colchester. Jan. 17. Jahn Jone., of Ifeltiont, in the county of Saler, innholder, sadder, dealer ,aud Miamian, at Illtkon„ at the house of (oho C.trlier. the Elepkatit aw! Cavic i Neireet, Jaw; IS. Janie* Annersolith, of R in the county of fork, upholsterer, dealer and chairman., et Mersa. at Mare tin's, the Kiney Head, ii Rmh Jan. 17. George Regaliaw linnets. of Newport, in the comity of Sah.p, plornber, glazier, 1 , airner. dealer and. chapeau., •1 eleven, at the Elephant and Castle Inn, iri Nerepori. Jar,. IS Waliain Harding and Francis of Uc.by , in the county of Derby, fiercer, iind.drapers, dealers and chap lain, at eleven, at the horde of Mr. John Webster, the king's Arms, in Derby. 7art. 20. John Hewitt, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, druggist Air 'seer, leaky and sheinisan, it twylve,st the Stork Tavern, in the Square, in•Bisalingnalli• Jan. IS Thomas Froggatt; late of Matlack, in the parish of io the mutely of Derby, innkeeper, at @keen, at the Kunt'a Arms Tavern, in the bonsugli of Derby. Jam 2S. Thomas FarniellCatelen, of Counter-nreet, in that li•rough of Southwark, In she county el Surrey, seta dealer, and cliapritait, stony, at (ktililhail, Landon. Jad. SD. ivrie:rh Wlfeeler, late of the Red Lion, 1-Limmteatl, to the minty of Mutdlesee, victualler (bet nue a prisoeer in His nlaprstra pries of the Fleet), at eleven, at Geddhall. Leedom . .11 W. 28. William Cobham, of Thomas-street, in the pow, be St. John, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, dodo, in COM and coals, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. Jan. la. Benjamin Bunn, formerly of ifoularlinitelt, but since of London-wall, Leedne, pewnbruker, insister, dineer mid chaprnan, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan.:3U. Arthur rotten, of Duke-street, Aldgate, London, woollen-diaper, dealer aid Chipman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. 7. Joseph liiivant, late of Russia -court, Lowliest, warehouseman, dealer and chai , man, and Anitit, late of Hungerford Farley, Wilu, sot eleven, at Jan. el. hums Finders the ' , longer, late of Clirotone-street, in the parish of St Mary-la-bonne, in the comity of h1a.14:0, gee, carpenter, joiner, dealer and chapaian, at tat, at Guild hall, Lowden. Jan 4. Thomas Gooddy, of Shefßel.l, in the count 7 of ewer, dealer and chaproan, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jan. 11. Joliet Killtpetriek, of Liverpool, in the county .1 Larimater, merchant, at edema, at the Gleba Tavern. 811 Jolits , t•eer, Liverpool. Jan. 7. Joseph Sergeant, lain of It iissiaarthirt, Milk-street. I.ourioii,warehouientart, dealer and , aipittaii, at okra+, at' Guildhall. CERTIFICATEs-....1 a e. 11. Edward Osman, ..1 the perish of Si. d. , !111, hackney, in. tlro minty of Middlesex ' baker, denier an d chapman. TilUlll.ll Johnson, of Fleet market, Landow, eldenet-etallim, dealer and Beaojatsln Deseran, of Oradee-.freer, neat Bloomsberv-eowent, in the county of Middlesea.pastry cook, conieutioner, dealer sod chaprnan. Saturday—ST. THOWAS.--11filiday at ail therukhc Othi e• • .. MAR RIA(;.R. On Timesdry kat, Mr. H.ottertoo, o Wamtlemfatut, Nor ilutnsimmuadire, to :Sits. Cook, a Match, to Catisluirresh.k. DEATIJ. Dal Thursday, at hts frole.'. lacquer, in D. is aster, !Aleut Rutter, of the 2.1 ur (a.m-Ws Reg;ment of root, asictonly.,l.o.s of littether Ratter, Lott 0. 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