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raw pan; - ; an lustirrincc (Verret,. •far i•rofi Gee issioiraticei; this is s bettevolvrit, or eon', I.rtsred% a CIWW1.1 1 )1e I was the Randy' of the ittoit , oion it " , ""c, rwelnips, of the first riturriti-• in slw Fein rl ors idorn ; all that parties that are eoreersool to► aritoarribers in waterer. by fire ; mime of them are henefitrA• f.' pPre"“ con become a oubar4flier to fhb , inatilotion withnN heirs money ant of pocket. for+ m.o.'. mama, is kept as aretoset slf. as brim a j o ,,,,ait only Sir a IMP•oill wow, wow% lOW jk. in • Phew, •oirerere he fire. TM Merl-toes and RIMPWIf ace Meal. twit, ill I lioNointtMe only to Parente the orders the aortely I c-dl it a chlritati*e instigation. tweltow it provides • f... 4 .shout the !riot oreh•ltility of gain 1., any enernher. and %t Wiwi, the noseihiiiir of Vii arimlii to any inltivedioil, unit hire snbcnihr a f that- is only to he •palatelosi.l to the relit-for the rw►mher•iMt rinffer by Are not know_ big oh,' the tom will arrourot to Their coos/mica to sulowrihe the same atom that is r ed to trioursinee c tor the tinrchase of policies, because Ito" take Si irk whit is not warlord. holding therwoitera omits. to artirs.er mitre, if wore Oil , is the ennetitottinet o f the N eriete; it is as instiintion whirre so one ran make profit. ; 3:et it was th.. 0 1 ,011 that is au.' ant he proeppitcd in withon• psym-sir n.f an animal Awls of three ; an that o" , '""f l4 ' "Wm hen are swentitted to seltserihe iheir two etottilwr withmil 11IVilif Aare aiilliw °lt to (otWearftent ; 490 i s it dims art cost an tooth to relieve the sofferinir mewth, rat by thoire sob_ are iptiima gg . as it "vomit ato if tin norelia•ed nw ingoroo . r, they ailooted this plan. with a view shot they neiThi rame a fond for the mirror of alleviatuor the eAansieT a sst. t o, v were relieving the sofferintr mem/hers Committ.wit in Alf f writ, parts of the kingdom Wive it ell i•I aid of Ilse warent institution gone at Rr t.J, in which Mr. Sarney is the president ; and thereof, t w eote.tas twos tw.r. that ecromittee. There are ahrost fifty committees They Lave done much In lementsig the calamity by Are, sail in rinnocing the temptation to commit frond ; hot, as 1 before saw.. ot, GIONNINTIWat (at least we .opined) would set permit so institution sir thia hoot wilhoot the pnvirstint of •stooll duty : I was, throrfore. npnn to (Ore secu rity for she duty, awl me and soy son race a hood for thirty thousand pounds. We are not rand for coiltrirtiro: those iloa lie., as the superiors of duties are, and perhapit we halm *UM-red in coireertnenee of giving this wieuri:s to sorve the public. 1 call it serving the public, because it is a Iwnefit to the eammuoity; as 1 before ohserceil, it lessens the calor mity of fire, and it levirens the carwinie of insurance. la ron•cmience of having given this iterprity, I Am the person evil Government call urn', if there is any defirislt in that payment of any duty whati.ver that this society may bre charged with. The society .re charred with property Are the Norwich Life anil Fire bunion,' futon Sneiety, or whllfver name they please to call themselves, in the habit of i ss eriing agvertisement• its the particular imperil, inviting persona to join that society in insuranci s ?-310st • Swinredly. *i ll.rre you wet regular egrets appointed io towns Cu,, the Ole:more of reeeiving such people as choose to herons, ~it,. sirriliers ? - A person tits appointe4 by the society at Lerida, mid other places. Are not w••••is appi . i ... cil in dial rent looms. tool & n om' Nate" as r eat in ihmmi'verstarments which daily or wei Sly 'pp sr in lb. newspapera !—They are, in a way silos h 1 can explain : It is because tie members at distant places cannot rouse to Noirw;rh to propose themselves am member,. of this institution, Vol therefore they send their proposals Ammo, • person who is cap. ei , 116 sppointed to receive those pro posals, and to malty those proposalll to the directors ; and on perms is ronaiders 4 a mealier till they have siiroril the deed of settlement, or some other in•trnment referring thereto, or received a polity, in which • reference to that e t ce d , y o stly st e a t is mole; PO that they are admitted as numh ra alike institution, and not as insorrill by the party. hot as members. subject to further contributions touttrilii Imam if what they hove subaerdstal is tint sufficient, and emitted to what tiny have subscribed, if it is more than their twortmlion of liras. D as soy pre,no, who propose"! to be whit you please to a eivithei of this aocie , y, do any thine more than offtv la insnre with youl—They du ; tiny ran only le m em ber.% subject to the eunstitntion of she society, in whirls, with insurance comr • , tie y have nothing to 1)0 you know a society term ii the Hand.iorllaud ? I . In what doer your society :Mee from that'—Very mate r'ally. Diu via know the constitution of that sock ty ?-1 have been inform. d ; 1 have not sera it. If you hare not men the constitution of it, how do you knits yours diffics from it ?—I only brim as 1 hare heels yilit; 1 may have Wes Ille emiatitirsion, or an abstract of their drill of settlement'; that 1 casino! speak posits; ly to. Do y o u, or do you not know, that • person proposing to Is • a neraber of the 11.indria I! cud - ty, rises and makes nit -1 I th co—ps-v nr n• near ri.;l I. bt :onnrcte.l wish is' —lnv no part of tsar salsa sirsyste deist o anti is ro. an Extent against John Swell believe • we not, as an agent. so *foremost Did sun isatie an Evteat terliast WM.& C tiN P—VVe did. F .r what 'rhos was private. • !fish via ste an Extent withal Panoar.4 Jacob J—We PI as that public or private ).—lt wan private. Woe there or ant, ass Extra, sasses A Li) ruitions nignofill ImA !Loa arain.l John Sydall!—No, not ass Extent ; it was I a a.verornetot proceso, but nut so named; they did nut call it an is me. Did paw tone an Extent against Jobio Ogles?—Yes ; an atonal foolilliplice. DOI yosoMi&e in Extent against Benjamin Cursby ?--Yes ; for the totßee. i Did Von inset an Extent spinst Thomas Brown ?—Yes, I rot the other. S Di I roe hone an "navel against John English?--1 Au nut FP. , •114 . rt that. yon know Eohert John Runyon!- Yes. Who is low?--Hohert John Hitayon, of Tower.streer. Have yon any connection with him ?—I hare my wine I of him. • Any other ennnectioan tiny my spirits of him. Any other?—lle married my daughter. yon know any thing of ass Extent in hid issued by j Bailor. John Bosnyon against John Woontiser ?—I believe . there was an Extent in Aid issned, bid not proceeded in. You know any thing of a second Extent issitedagainat John Wont sour ?—I heti( ye it was only our Extent, which there were Iwo Writs. j Was there as. Extent lasted against 30'.in Euglials, by i Rons o n'—No. Doi Runyon proreed in the issuing an Extent against or any other person, by sinus soh do nor r •entiret that he dial especially by my advice; he conversed wish me upon it, loot whether tt was with my advice or tint, cannot speak to it. lAieh at that, and answer whether it in a enjoy of an af fidavit mad.. by you ?-1.4 proper erns handed to the tritoree• —V.., I believe this is the •ttiolsvit which I insole. as nearly as I recollect ; I know nothing to the contrary. This affidavit no made by yon, is t ~,,, ))))) " That if A certain surirty rails si the Nos w h Union •:uriety. sir stria deponent, and the said John Cork...edge Rignolol, boa co partner for and on the behalf of the said society, dm big Ilse lime the said society should continue to insure projorty, by rill ne of a license to be granteol by the C mi. - Ts of Stamps, nr any stitiserinent license to he granted to the said society in th it behalf, dill and should faithfully make our, sign, and deliver in arreuat I.( all musics received for the said duty ; and also if this del 01, suit the said John Cot koallge Eignooll, or eit hi r of Ila in. slid and should from time to time, well and truly make parcel., of all such sum and sums of muury a. shoul.l be slur lust payable to bin !I1:11. jesty, hiss heirs and onireessors, in put...wince of and accord tug to the trite intent and meaning cif the Acts oof Parlia ment therein mention's ; and also shot and should truly lull observe and perform all and sioicalor the divers utters nicl things is, the said Arts contained, too their or either of Ili. it part to he observed and 'serf Tined ; then that the above written obligation shonlil be void, otherwise to be and remain in foil lbws and virtue." You are scare of the condition of that bond'—Yes. Are pos lint aware that the cosh'ition of thin b.nd is. that if the surirty, as well as yourself pay it, ynes are exone rated !—Tbe society cannot 101 l it ; I am only appointed the receiver by the Act of Parliament, and therefore I supp.se That it is only slue from me by the Act of Parliament, which rerynires the duty to lie pant ; that the reer.vs r of the pre. Warn shall be hound fur the payment of the dusty, anal I gave boud accordingly Do you, or do you trot, on the part of lisp society, receive Ile sums which are paid tooth fist duty :Ind for ion iii suns I receive both ; it may he calrol premium, but it is the deo posit of the tit ember. toward.. losses Are nut both those sums w high c , m rhomat In call &posh* an premiums, received by yarn, and snider pour coontrool They are tee, ins d by ma ; they do not r. mats, Wl)ll.iy mule" my control, because the olio clan hove also a rsitslitti as well as ms• ; aciordiog to the constitution of Ilse society, each have their duties to perform Da they not remain under your enutrol for the caffein purposes of the sode ty, tall the paym•oot of the duty IS made f-01. lie an the money is r..eetrrst, either prrmistm or duty, it in paid into the hands of the Ives-torer ; I make up the duty quacterly, and draw 'spun the In ...neer for the iu.sury. MSG is tint (tritium !—The treasurer is Aldo rum Star. Ws: Day, of Norwich is he nut, as treasurer, hound to pay tonne MITs of money for which you call up on him, to oliscluitge the duties ?—lle has got moues count' in basso, If hr has not got 1111 l ury enough ins hand, by whom is the money paid into hiss hands ?-1:1 use, or my son tin duty'— y or!le7 -N..: nob sr Ile. see i, Lae 1. is olae•et, 11. I most ; best one thing I should s tale, th a t Government timid ssoci"ei me, as brine more easy of accessa i to psythe money ; that is, the money of the aociely ; the swirly cosaista of aresrly7o,oMlrnenshera. an d th e ( toy is minis" el to he paid with pereemietness, a. aos h m y pr i va te reperty was liable, and has bees had reeonrse to, u, the amount of nearly ojnoug. What till rill mean by saying your private properly has Man had reriurse to, tee the amount of 11010 f ?-11ecatise Government sent an eteention into the house of myacif emit my son, and seised property to the tttttt list of nearly 13.0001• is ernaminetwe of nor standiwg in the cnpsesiy in which we diet, bring hound to Govenonent, and which money has not been returned in us, either by the society or Government ; bat the matter is now In fore the Lonlsief the Ti Floury. On what ate amt did Government send in that execution r Ort account of duty whirls they said was due from the society for property lax. You say that t h e money has never been returned to yon by the society, nor by Goveromeut ?—fsfee, it has not; it stands now dale tes one. Do you mean to say that you bier ever claimed from the moiety that money , and that they have re fused to pay it?— have not claimed it. The Committee mean to ask, do you not know that the society are area. rohle to you fur that sum, and that when ever you insist upon the paymetit of it from the diseclora, you are pure of reeriveng it?-1 ere city believe they are not answerable. bevauce the money has in the first instance been taken, not belonging to them, theistic!' the error of the dis trict commissioner; and if the district commissioner had through error taken all my peopertv, and my sou's, 1 des not believe Coat we reeled compel the society to pay it, ashen it is found not to be due from the society to Government. Iht you mean to aa, that yon 'Hiker, that that money won lel not he paid to yes by the dercetors on the behalf of the sewiety, if you were to iusi.t iipon it !—I cannot posi tively tell that it would; I would MA pay it if l was a director The Committee aak pan your tattier, not wleal yon can posittedy sey ; lb y ask no positive answer?-1 believe 1 cannot nowpel them. If pee be ii.swel rune property were in danger of being answerable for the society, i n the two:tier and to the amount you hare mentioned, the l'ononitlue ask you, wheilser yea would 1 , 111•Iill in the pinwheel in which you are?-1 woobl remaii, in the sitnel ion in which I am ; 1 do nut I-onside, it any fault of the trusters of the etee.ety, if Government had seized all my ;mown, for pr , •perly tax. If Government hail seised all your property for property lax, and refweit to return it to yon, would yore, under sorb circumstances, rontiosie to remain the talker of this society, if you did not believe you heed recourse against them ?-1 'bold most Ivo tvnly, hires's , . I shee ss lel more stand in nerd wf the remuneration which they give me. since this B,eenf. was taken from you by Government, as you ssy, bare you net received, on :eremite' of the society, sums we ry far exerealiwz that nsoura ?-1 summie to none than ten times the a ttttt unt, none of whirls 1 could with hold ; according to my idea, I smiled not retain it. Did you not in crave it, and ciesdel yens not here retained it ?-1 coal l leave retained it, certainly, hut I did not con ceive I was justly eisilionseal w ill fill, ill C01111(1111,11C1. of my wish to get it ro turned num the quarter in *Welt the eror bad IHrso rommitted. Diet you beefiest. that your re tainiez that money would make ally dill* , nitre wheterver as to the et payment of it by the meet. of Government ?—Yes, 1 diet. State why ?-11reause, if Mr we rr uhimately eliiven to the succeed', of g..i112: to the Iloase , any 111/II and I Illit'll4l.l In petineen the Douse to return the our y so claimed for the property tax. IVhat difference would that bare male?—it wess i Ll have made a difference, beca use the society neve r h.,ye p a id if, and have time ackorwle aged it was due f um them; and Parliament would hare seen it Is eel been taken from ineN viduals frum ahem it was not der, 51.1,1 tloo y weft se taissiog the property of intlivi hugs who did not owe any theig to Gun rune tit. supp o sing you hail thus petitioned Pailiement, and Pal , . had refine el to !Oaten to the petition, would you tool then have taken that in ttttt .y out of the foliel• of the sonic ty ? —1 should nut; because I think, under such circumstances, the aocitty would have paid our, rather than nes imsdivietual should have suffered; they would probably have called a go sweat merlin: of the society at large, sod would Ls! !WWII fell to my b. lug trail out of its fund,. Du the trustees. look upon you in any either heat than as iii agent for Ilse ty, to be sad...unified out of the foods of the -oriel, for any sums of money taken from you on th e i r are ,, iiii t ; but 1 could nit 11111'W it was due ( co" , the society, new ass 1 able now to spew it nay; and then f we, if 'y is !Ain out of my hands, though under preteens that it was due, I du not know that the trustees would his justified in pay inz it. I think the v would soot Doo you mean to say, that if Gave rumen' claim fe on you - - -- —" sireiety, roes ame....._ _ the - yesu tot receive the iercialiu.sis as well as ti . - ---- - . - an i ncur:wee ; aged that in coneequence of signing the deed w e tio; a sone of money, iu the corm bay of learnt for the soriely, he becomes a m mbar, Is entitled to the pry-awns of any loft if that that money can be due front you unless it be as d ue which he may incur by fir ,soul a it be your business be pay the receives a return, if after Then if you rye, ire the premium as well se the duty, and . 6 beluncin So ow yon f the society itself, fur which ye arc agent ?—No, it ter rain Web finite time the sums received exceed the kisses !foci , ty too the hand , tit . mr. ary, the trefourrroi l, ; „ G ull could out. mid is list& to pat a teethe r contrite& i na i n eau . Ile arm, a is it if Mr. Da the treasure r, has not mimics us his band lists' yOll not ;aermitted this money to remain in the man. paid exrved the r, crises ?—That is nut the case with all who ; sufficient to pay y, tie duly when it is r.quired?-13. - tause lie n. rin which you have bccie speaking, wAi the expel., view insist* with One, as I um:crowed it ' has not Lail euough paid in, it is the fault of Ile patina of having wore advantage or other iii the mode of rec o v e r. Yon have atatrel, that you issued those Extents in Aid ! whom the inure call agents, is I have intrusted to J ins it again!—(lily' iii obtaiui• g if Gum its proper smote, against Thane.. Eversion, heci use you did out know ISM receive the mousy, basis.: appropri led the money that they I with no other view than that ; for if we Mid lueis rea.irdli as otherwise to reeved, in order to recover the debt which he ; should ;my fur duty to their owe nec. how lee 01.1:1i111. 41 il, we peubably might hate procce4,l lowed to you; were out the eninmon processes of the law ; aipinst the a . ..iterates, or retained the mete 4'. money, het The committee use the I ingitaze which you, t h e manager "Pen in P"' " wail alto an, oiler per i" the country? :of this society, rhowat to use in your aim tiaesnents, sisal our view Was to hove it returned Awn the sourer (sum whieli —ln the first place, we did not issue the Extent with the thf.r; Lee I , .- . ~ I the lustisua iou of hole trot 9) expectation of getting one property. tinent to the subject?-1 wi.ll, that tlam.isgli they may be i'l he C miter ask ye', • hs-ther yeas have mot suffered The Committee d airy to have an answer given to the a called *gluts, that it alsould out be ui...1,t1, is S h el l dive ca. the MOW yto remain as it has liven, with a %ilea of obtain. questi ; and they ask, whether the conemou pruerascs of ; tofeity is. tog some greater ratably in re ecvering die 111.111 y. linen you I str were not orcu to you all writ all to auy other person in ; Are they called agents in )uur ow it mulct iliac on( eels ?—1 appetite tid you would bast ball, if you b a d imam intlely re tie country?—They wet: . but 16.-y would not answer the ; b f hree doe ore; paid youstalf out of the society a u.oiley ?—Nut gerater purrew in this case, fur the mamma I Lave before gives. : Then wh at j Ilusinesa have you here to find taut( with other I facility, be cause it has ahead) liciu due four y. ars. If the parties had Leen euilly ofWgc rry, slid an F A N u St ipa cairns for using a h a m , which you )nyrstir think fit I , i give If you hail thought that your money was eventually in in Aid .ripply the proper weans of pmeishing the permits ass thPni!—ll ilia n o r euu sii er A I fielding fault: I thought it any the least (Luger, lay suffering it to rent kill in the situ'. guilty ?—lt only ausvmereal lb pas, pow of retainiug the loan i might he necessary t o expl a in, iu orJer that the teatime , of it 'jun in which it uu* is, soul) you out lease emineeliatrly, as for ecitaitcy, adhered sm. bung obliged to proceed against i aniAlat be better nudeestuud. I soon as possible, retaiu it out of the society'. mum y ?-I',u -him criminally fur the i i Mit he bail committed ; anal also, ; Then you thiuk it Ilertiniery to explain the name by whirls bully at "hunksi th a t when we cue:chided, at least, war bad ovine iufluence ! you thiuk fit to call them yourselves, in ender that their I %I oc Id you, or would you not?—Probably we should. upon the brother-ie.-I.lw, who bad joined bins, iu obtaining situslion'iltay be better understood`—lt may aloud so, if The euilialittre sal you *gait., slither yo.ii 14001.1 or our 'wearily it, ui.jtisiifi.tbly. 1 yeas please. I would ant ?—I eau give nu oiloy roma, r ; if we thought ae Ilsel you, or had you oat the means of arresting the man, I That a not an answer. Then you thiuk it necessary to I could hut get our thoee) sal Gu* .ll ~,,,, l". av •I‘nohll have and of bolding bins to Lail'—That would 0 0 1 h o s e enabled I explain the name by which you call them yoerselves,iu order apple d iii Illait way we thoug:a most just totem da the so us to detain him any Woad. of time, became be probahly ; that their ',dualities may be better tiosalerstouel?—Yes. I ciety, um ulataiaing our money from the society. would have rentatued in prison may till be could have gut Du you nut know, that, in point of fact, you waive of !lase you nut said, that you had a control over the Kee. released, either Ly the n..,k,upt Laws, ur the lusulvent I the SOulety's mone y, more than yam are can calla il Nam 10 ty's MOM y obi& rouses law your hands, iii order t o apply Di Mo. s ct. I pay as doily ?-3Juat assuredly; that was ansacieel before, in it t o the s o ciety' s p ea p us ..'.-1 did nut cousider that the su- A Dare you not slated, that yenr reason for employing the a Payton that 1 received what was the deposit a the numbers; d itty' s purpose. : Extent in Aidwas to kee p hem iii primes '—ruslor lb. ,i,. ; ti., money whirl, the members .1. p., a ir f or the purpose of I 'I hr er.situsittre ask a question, for an answer to be given CUII/14311Celi of the caw ; taut if it bad out been fur she ca.. ; iii ..tug good losses by fire for the eliefortuuste sulfiaers. tee it?-1 have a control o ver the society's motley, iu a lituit rlllll6laUClS that have trauapired, we aboulel out certainly ; The committee again ask, if ya u rteeive youseelf enure cal degree, and can app ro p r i a te it in certain cases, but mit Lave put him there ; there a. ano propeity ;we did not put ! moony than i 4 requisite to 'batches ge the duties, sod it he it, all, if I think pauper; I must may appropriate it to the I..in tutu gaol ta get any propel.) of kiss, under the Extent curyour business to pay it in to the banker who is hound to society's purposes, acc or di n g to the coustitutiou of the r . to flora l., ~,,y c ,„, i) i ewe did we cum , j or ass a „ - enemerer the draughts made alum him tin behalf of the society, society, which I muskier it my duty to adhere to. as, Cruelly t „,„ ar a c k iwi fi ue l,,, a hi s b en ih, r .i o .lxe r was eke. !if that banker is deficient in assets to amewir those draughts, The Committee ask you, whether the money au taken from t i mined, deli the artiou could temenim.ate, to support Line in . moat nut that default lay twills ye/merit !—.lllust assure city, for you by (.uvernmeut, ass nut Wiese on account of the so. prison. I that reason I give serenity to tkivertimetit. eiety?-111 was telecom su far ell at - count of the society, as Do yon nom know. that before a debtor eau be relieved I The Committee desire you to attend to this question; do I money supposed to be due by the society, but which I, as tauter the lasolvreet Art he mutt maiden., au a xamiliatiou, you km,* whether Guye ru a r e me i e ver issues an Extent against secretary, knew was nut so due. whore, if trawl is peorc.l emaiust him, lie will nut be dia. / leis accountant liable to make payments eau 11441.4.011 of the le . 11• a& it DM taken by Gut eminent, 011 the %apposition that charged?-1 did taut at the stumeut Le/wider it. I s ti c . ih e oo ly ease in s t u d, you, have issued borate in I t know of; I acne kat* au Extent issued where there assumed —I liclirce it ass. Aid foe die recovery of putt mutate property !.-1 CAUDIII 1 • default. Do you not keel* that it was?-1 suppose it was. runny bay ; but I believe we bare issued dire eor four a Than are yen id any danger of an Extent bring issued Du you nut kamerer it !—Hew rhould 1 know ? tither. under special eine egesicte-s; but I can sae - ely say that tiniest you, but by your taan de-fault?—The 111 fault of the Du you out know that it wit?-1 rained say. all we have oldamued wader Extents dues set miaow e d r u ' am.ents would uccatatuu a default hi inc, bscaust lam bumad Are you tialiatied with the augers-Fs you have given?- 1,0001. I to Gurcrumeut. I I am. Have you Named an Extent tackiest Robert Clipperton?— Is that an answer to the question!—lt is die fart ; that is The Committee ask you again; do you not know that it I :relieve there was, but I taut> it was wit put iii fore... do. amtiee why I suppose that Extents are granted agaiumst ii , as ? It was MUM probably so. De. sum Ugli lilts. II ?...-I laelacve there woe. I the debtor to the peewits having crown niouey in his hands. I The Committee ask you again ;do you not know that it Its yes, or du you out know that yowl house, consisting Du you agree to the answers you have given to the Nimes. ?" 0-11 "I'lluoe it waft the cast. era youistaf and JObilli Cucksmdge Ibipiolil, issuedau Extent i Creal10111?•1 do. I Ike Committee salt you again; du you nut know that it ii,:.alyst Itg.tasi I ChtipsflUis .'I am SW U4:4114111ild with all t And you now make the last?—Yea. sale?-1 do Not kiwi that it Sae. the C111.11•44/Ii/UCkb I La l aLlAmig the Lab lit ax.iiiist Clipperl oo , ' Date you es, r found auy difficulty in rteoveriug • debt I What Nit that raises in your mind any doubt upon the au a. lit speak puoistaly ult.:thee at war 181044 of Ina. I d ue f ro m any of the agent. of the society ?—alost aaw i edly sulejec.?—.TM y did out give the mauves the tremble 1.1 !ISM D i a you, an 41.: ply 41. I: was au Wild 11(4111.1 Rehard a, have. a lie-this I had stay moue yin haul that Was sloe (...in nee to D.A. ?-1..• ; ass Eseeut Was Name: agamuai lite bard Boas ; How have you proceeded against theta ?—I believe some . the society. awl the.. fore ileey inertly came to nw, iamb* DJ you, 44 did yon nut t sue as Exited mratuat Jules Ilitast• been arrested under writ by me, be-cause th. Act of Par. the cultlanill , "". probably, that I was *canary to the sot hello Km li ?—I es ; an Exieut a.. beseleal ateisest him. ' I. aut.-id ...sables me to We and be. rued. I er they might atipp.mse 1 held money. Ur that the prop. Mors Dot you, or did you um isaue au EN! ut spied Ouches ? Was ally tawny rite bat by any of those agents?—Yes, of am, u,......, ii.,i,l he Id 'moo yof that surety. —Ouclou wee au 114,eU1, I/I vi iWY D 4 :our •• 11, cis rt ...1 du. na eay himeoleatl poutiele. You auppose that twee.- ~,,,, ea might tome to you and tie., for whewe iteripts 1 sit. is o olid t o U o s tri ,,,,,i, a u ,' I lli attune did that loss fall, on you, or on the society?— I demaial the money Gone you Si set it WI y ti) the society; if Sil iwue au Tatum' agaiii4 Dation. ; I Du the society I Dowell ~,,, -Li demand. el that money f you as secretary to W.. that Eat- get 'naiad weal) fiat the darks shidsOmlio You ram thought of Reario; auy portion of that loss the socm ty, 1.4 Or y.l ....w.: that mum-) [Lin ya II as sate- fa. yto do treiety, ft , weal. a.. bon. 3..•111.1:. u. rti.tll ti.. society?—lf it had I.e.ei demanded of me only, I shoul.l h ave throned hunt had been the case, tint it wall not ilt mantl ed of me only, but of me and nay partner in the bank, isho wan nut so cretsoy. Is ant your partner, Joke Cocksedge Menotti. your ton, floe party bonnd with yourself to account for the duties?— so. not then...hairs • hr in only boned aj• o mime It. accuatil fur the sheer ►hdling! dnlora, and nut the property lax. Did you, when this money was so clainotoljoy (iovernd•enf, sunk.. any ot.jeul' Oll 111.1'1.1111t of the monies 4.f the hank put being your town separate property, but Oar joint pro geny of yourself and your son?—%''e made no slid, 1.41.;CC ; we ohjo sled to the matter altogether, and refused to pry, and suffered the seixiorr too lake glare. Dill you not make did Objef ciety, not loom-lees, hut being liable to pay the money to G o t ernment ?—We have stated that to the boils of the Treasury, that if it was due from the society, ur could be made out so, it was tint due from us. The Committee auk the gm-shim again, whether or no your obj. croon was nut that the rootlety were nut liable to the payment of that money?—To whom Tu the officers of Government use ally other perenn cannot recollect what convert/dint% took place; the officers rants and said, unless van pay on the Money we nsusl take it, and they did ►u ; we did not enter into any el:planation with the ufgecre; we applied to the deferent Courts, who told us they had no juriedirtion, and then we applied to the Lords of the Treasury, oh. re the matter HMV is. Was, lie was not, the •y t•tainted as doe son arr - nut of the property lax, payable by the Vision Society at Nor. wish'—The writ came in my Hattie and my sous name; they did not say what it was fur. 1 it. not recollect what the' writ sp. (-alert ; the of icer. said, we come for au much property tax, ao.:1 it wan 111141 , 4 Iby that it was un der the definition of lot ieg due fount the society. Do you nut know that it wan c'aitu tl au due Gum the 'reel> certainly d•. know it. Then kmowilog that the ne u y w is claimed as due from floe society, and onl from yourself otiliviolually, du you meat. In persist in the answers ahieh y.. 14 have before given to the (post loots pet to yon?-1 do meal. them to stand. Yon have said in a former part of your evidence, that this Norwich C i Sorizty make 111) profit' — They du not; it is isopoesiblt they should make profit, it is nut in the tlitiuse of thing.. ruom LAST r'ecur's GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Coe,',arsine fit the Coml.rillgesbiee 4iqp,e.l by the bird Lierilemeet or the rowdy of l'itinliriaze. Jura ph Ede mil !Avila, Esq. tai be Captain, vice Cilia., de. ceased--dried J 111111! I I, 1818. Conantiss;ml in the Ist Regiment (A !meal signed Li the Lord Li.utinunt of the County of Essex. Benjamin Porter. Gent. to be Ensign, vice appointed to the East L•srsi Militin--elatecl May 21, ISIS. Notice is hen by ,T;ven, Mat ibt letters addressed to, and C. soiled by, Petra of Parliament, and the letters addressed to, and flanked by, :Urn& es then elected to ser ve in the new Vali:intent, will pass fire of the rates of postsze, tinder the u.ual it v,ulations, on and after Tbur.day the 28th day of Ibis insisut. Icy command, FRANeIS rR EELIN General Pustollice, June 12, 1818. ;o, &artery. . • r;li r C." it jr • - '• TA RTS ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. W. Creak and W. Capri, of Cornball. Lumina, wholesale learlealers. June 5, 1818 —T. Prod, J. Swab., and 'F. Hawk.. worth, of linarcsbrusigh, York, ctlorwm SI II II noel ttrurot, Jan. 21, 1818 —C. Bentham and J. lionoke, jtno. tor Ma nchesto, noanuf.to tot int chemists, April 3, 1818.--It. Soniib stool J. of Pendleton, l.aucaster, dyers, Jane 8, 11318. G. A. How mud J, Taylor, rf lalewuo 111, 311odollesot, corn. merchants, Juue 10, 1818 —ll. A. Mayon y and W. Crowther, of Irutrmomerr-strect.Sl. Luke's, Middles. a , whultsale watch. mat 0,, Jour 4,1818. BANKRUPT. John WieUteed, of Shrewsbury. Salop, sluck.maker, to surrender, July 7,8, and 28, at eleven, nt the Lion Inn, Shrewsbury. Attorneys, Mr. Junailtnn Moore, London ; and M . Lee and Nit kson, Shrewsbury. tVilhain rage, late of Banbury, °And, mercer, to stn render, June 26,27, and July 2S, at eleven. at the White Lion Lin, Banbury. Attorney. Mr. A plin, Banbury. 11'nhata Price, of the Ilauuriev, Loudon, I.a dealer, to sour. uder, J • 23, 36, and July 28, at ten, at Guildhall. At turneya, Knight and Freeman, Basingliall-sheet. lATALLIGLNCE. PORTSMOUTH, .10RT IL Passed up Channel all well, the brie John, I:, from Oporto; the London, Turner, from .11111431C3 : alli tie George, liibbert, Head, fmas Antigun, all for 1.011411. FALMOUTH. JUNE 1' Arrived the Manchester packet with a MAI from the Leeward I.laails, in 35 days. It was reported et St. that the Oshnrne packet had arrived at liailisdoes The Manchester packet spoke 18th May. w tat. ^r 4S lui.g CO. 50. 11w is, Jowl, Harvey, 20 days' sail from Jamaica nrAL, .Text. Ir , Arrived and sailed fur the River the Carmarthen, !lug's, from llomh:ty ; Surrey, Aldlron, from Calcutta; 1.nr.1 VI Ws,.-.e, remit ditto; Wvst Indian , (u.k, I..un .t., tigue ; Northumhriatt, r "0111 8..1 , 2111 1111. i Sidinunilt, Gnome', from Bun& is. IN 20th May the W. .t Indian apoke the Dido, --, f lavet pool, ut nod f..r Philadelphia, in lat .47. 38. hisig. 20 30. all wi Came down from the River and sailed the Vinare 111a.lur, —, fur Charleston; Harriet, Cold, from the Brazils; alw the Halwark, from Chatham fur Plymouth. GRAVRFF\D, JCIE 171 Arrived the William, Balmer, from Hurling : 14.. gent, Benson, from Lisbon ; Elizabeth ABlB., Rotterdam; Stranger, Brodie, from Lisbon: 1110. from Oporto ; Hope, Lnckir, from Derarl. Ira ; 1...1.1 5..1. mouth, linnru•r, from Bombay; William Maiming, 550.112, from St. Kitt's; and a few more. Sailed the Emily, Hoyle*, fur Lisbon; Friendship, Whit_ will, fur Oporto; Eliribeth and Mary, Wilmott, (r Gihrnl. tar; r.lizateth, Moptielt, for ditto ; Di 'krona Fiiend , , Bally, for Bremen; Azenoria, Day, for Databrip:li; Mellisee, Frogman, fur Amsterdam; 311 d ringer, itriis Abington, fur Demerara. Livrarnot., JUNE 14. A►rirrd the Agricola, Dnrkie, from New lurk , l l llltll rah : 011 the 271 h spoke the brig San Dunionzn, from 11 a. terfurd fur Newfoundlaud, in latt. 44 32 lung 23. COlll, JUNE 11. Arrived the Pike schooner, from a cruiNe. DIVIDENDS. July 25. J. K. etcven, T. Kest4 len, aid 1. liestvren, of Yurk-%tiert, (7ov/cut-garden, auen'a•tnercers, at iv'', at (:nildt all, Luml..n._ _ _ _ JAIN 7 W. W Is, of Crawford street. Mary-le..butte, Nistl l!siiirx. linen-draper, at eleven , at July 7. 0. Toutrain, of Esacx-strat, Strand, nary-agent, at ti cloven, at Guildhall. Jul) 7. 11. Jai k-on, of the Sotto!, Middlesex, wintuer, sit 1.44 Ire, at Cu:IJAnH, Loudon. June 13 11. %Weiner, of Lotit!imi.gtuet, f onaoa, merchant, et mit Gilll.!ball.._ _ _ - July 11. J. ahrphens and J. eartlar, of 13reitaireet, Cheap. side, Loudon, warehousemen, ■t km. at Guildhall July 7. E. It. Ball, of South•Moreton, Iti at twi Ise, at Guildhall, London. July 7. A. Calvert, of Sydenhain, Bent, widow, ship ounce, al len, at Guildhall, Lund.m. July 7. T. It. Ilan ird, of Liverpool, mt rthatit, at one, at the George I mmtl, Dale. street, Liverpool. July IS. Ring, of Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter, at ten, at Luta.lun. . July 8. S. A !ruck, hf NeyreBstle-upen-Tyne, lotkilhmauuric- Surer, at eleveu, at the George Ism, Pilgrim-sleet, Neu. - _ eastle-upoii-Tyne. June 23. W. Brock, of iVnrtiford court, Thrisgmortow. sire. t, 1. loss, merelsniit. at one, at Cloilithalt. July 7. A. Kr 1011, of tlw Strand, silversmith and jeweller, at divert, at Guildhall, Loudon. Julie 23. S. Griffiths, of Old Burwell-eosirt, Carry-street, Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 27. Laycw•k and J. La)cuck, of li.aalloid. Vink, desires in nil and spirits, at twrlvr, at Cu IdlrJl, !moduli June 27. W. Coles, of Mineioglane, Lundun, lolukcr, ■t at Guildhall . July 11 U. Lea is awl R. Potter, of Illniisinn.liuuseddreet, London, limn diniwis, at eli veto, at Guildhall. July 10. J. Tugwond, of laucatter, ironmonger, al eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, Latinist r. VCR I'IFICATES.—Iot.v 7. R IVAlker, jut& and J of late of Frvilitoss Fru, Liuculo, farmer.—D. pault.y mud It. Grace, joss. of Slmarlsester, coal-mock:tuts .1. 11ru*so, of Volk, u.)llm-Jraper.—.l. Parker, or Nur ich, linen-draper. DELAYS •ac ILA►NGtROUS.—This adage is ap plicable to those who have lived rather g AV. when on the eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of rouse (polices of an ili-cured contagion ; sad it artist afford consola tion Is the afflicted to know they may have the beat ads ice at 11w Medical Bimodal Charlotte House, (:scat Charlotte-.beet, opposite the its-W. Haulms.' Hill's Chapel, lilac kfriars-criail, and Woodstock House, IVoodsttrek-street, five doors from (Isfo►d•slreet. The Hoard particularly rialtos the at of thine afflicted with Ruptures, Stricture*, Fistulas, Can cers, Sicophulas, Nervous Debilities, Irisiong from si AI in eliniatca,jsiseirile indiscretions &c. Eruptions on the head, fare, and body, alricateill throat, pains in the head and lieriba, fie.luerdly mistaken fir rheumatism, nodes on the shia-boner,are symptoms ulna appear Alla the ronsequeirecs of improper iseaturesit.—Messrs.COOPEl: and CO. of Medical and Surgical cr•h brit y, aft. t forty yeas. expe rience in this turtropolio, are ruiraultril dai:y at bulls lonises until nine at night, ■ o Ih•• pour have advice gratis 4). Tar•a.lay, Thursday, and S lay mot Mors, until lonise dclut•k.—All kilns to be Ills VCICJ to harlotte House, Illackfrima.road, bust su•tc are misarcri - d s litch ,14 cut cua lain a toustetiug (i.e. LONDON ; Prattled and Published at the Office, Nn. Int &timid i ►►►ere Advertisements are retched, Heel 'swill (port-raid) mind be atidrelo.ed.—C. 14111111, Nu. 1. Cdtment's Ina , Printer.—J. 11 MT; NO. IM ► vu blab' r. / would have reistaissial in prison only till be could have gut released, rids., by the Dank' apt Laws, ur the lusulveut I the %thirty's money, more than you are ma Di blo; s Act.. , • • • Do past nut know, that, in 'smut of fact, you terciee of 'lase you not raid, that you had • control over the socie. cis,' btrore, in it to t• I pay as d"ly ?—Must assuredly; that was aiss: liii.ii "P" to Have you not shahs', that your reason for reriploying the ; num; that I received what was the deposit Extent in a the numbers ; cii•ty's purpostr. Aid was to kta p lints is prisms '—ruilor she sir. ; the ntoury which the members .14 p 44 for the purpose uf 'I hr Cainusithe ask • question, for an 1111111WCI to le given cumstauces of the caw ; but if it bail out been for the Cll. a' •111111; Ruud losses by fire for she unfortunate suitors-40. C01111•1411C111 that have trauspired, we should soil cl rtsonly • • . • 'I he 1 111 •••••• ••••• •-`• •••• ****** •••• •••••• ••••••-• •• •••••• -1 - • J — — 7 l UM /WOW Unllollll 01 Me 1/1/1/1C 111•0111111011 10 lell, lliocir 1111 , 1dlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. ty's mons y who& Cualll 11110 your hands, iii sinter to apply June 27. T. Laycuck mid J. Laycuck, of lhailfurd. rusk, I Ise society's put pus..!-1 did out e a usider th a t ik e ao . ileali•rs in oil and spirits, at twelve, al Gu 1;11.311, London gets, %landing la June 27. W. Coles, of Mincing•lanc, Luise . , eirvess, at Guildhall Ars looker, lit te. it ?-1 have a control over the society's money, iu • Inuit. July 11 U. Lewis and R. Potter, of Illansion.liuuse•etrect, u 'suttee again ask, if yi u receive youlmlf more cd degree, nue. cat appropriate it in certain cash , but suit Loudon, linen di ape's, at eh veu, at Gitildleall. ilirt to it, fur the exchisis•e treatistont of r. twieal ° CU ' a s :l:taints, and she %election of Mr. KII.IIN 4N, a- Sem - nth on the List of the Lops C01.e....4 has peened (by the benefit% it has confeared .111 CC iii • .14. blislmicut), the propriety of their choice The Piddle air too often the dopes of impyrichins, sod t Is, us Ifni 4. lii.lisii, held out by illiterate Mot, who, under, fictitious' monis and have put lams there; there w. aUP propeity ;we s lid nu t pu t , motley than i, 14 qu i s i t , to ' b uc k., ge the d u ti es , and it he it, all, if 1 think proper; I must only appropriate it t o the July 10. J. Tugwood, of Lancaster, iruisniouger, at eleven, I assumed titles, via' their good opinion. This ohs,' e•atinn Mot iiato gaol to gel any PruPel I) a bun, under the Eiden', ; your busiocas to pay it in to th e b an ker who is hound to society's porpoises, according to th e cuushlution of the at the King's• Arms Inn , Laticash r. justly applies to the Medical Peet; osiers isf the ;maim slay, eiii . to tiorri., oi.y (Tut, if) i nor did we cum , ice Sh iite was 7 prism r the draughts made upou him on behalf of the society. i society, winch I mushier it my duty to adhere to. CER fIFICATES.—Jutx 7. who, under meitic(' titles, ailveitieing as (' panics, M.e. emy cruelty Liaised, him, fiusliue Lis broths r•iii.law was d e . lif that banker i s d e fi c i en t i ss asse t s t o a alswir theme draughts, The Committee ask you,wlietber the mousy au taken front R. Walker, jou and J Walker. of Birmingham, platers.— with fictitious 10111114111, hold out, as they style it, ti.. sofa"- . . t 'mined, tili ike artiou could tutifh.at., to support bona in p • must nut that default lay with you're-IV-210st aseuridly, for yuu by Guveriameut, ass tot lake', on accuutit of the so -11', Freud's' - . B a il e y, lat e o f Pres' Pro ' Liuculso, farnier.—D in . lible treasent of Venereal Complailits. Thu •I. risms. I that reason I give stein ity to Guversissietit.wciely ?-11 was taken far uu aucuunt of the society, as V au lt. and R. (hare, juu. of Ilauclsester cualauerchauls Ro II F yal College of Surgoous, published 1.1.1'11/11. 9, • DO yua no know. that before • debtor eau be relieved 1 The Committee desire you to attend to this question; do wont, supposed to br due by the society , but tibial 1, as J. Britoil, of Y o rk, woallemdraper.—.l ' . Parker, wr Nur- I skews ouly those parsons emitted to regulsr practice. and no i tinder the lasolveot Art be nowt undelgo au • samiliatiou, I you kuuw whether GOM/N M*ld ever imats asi Extent 'plus' 'tertiary, knew was nut so due. here, if ham! s. pintail asfulust bits, he will Nei be dim. 1 its accountant liable to make payments WU 11111111 1 / 1 1 of the re- \l'•s it ilOl taken by Gus eminent, 011 the %apposition that with ; linen .'tepee. such pretended names belong to it. lis stating this fact, %t • Charged'-1 did out at this mumeut id/wider it. I L eXCCI/1 111 cam • where there is default ?—Nest itaat 1 it was dye from the society, cud nut fawn you sudivsdually ? DEI.Ara ♦'Safi DaNGSnoVa.—This adage •is up- Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing and his duly to the sluslinguisli,ll Characters e. his has 4 • I s tins the only e ase is , " ' l uc k you I mes 6 0 ,,,,,' E,,,,,,,,, ;„ , mllOl/ of; 1 WU, km* au Exttut issued where there ass not —1 liclieve it nas• founded lac LOCK DP4PENSAIIY, to gond Socii titer ' Aid fur the recovery of your puivate property !--I council 1 a default. Da you nut know that it war!-1 suppose: it was. ',livable to those alto have lived rather gay, is lien against such an ius,pusitloui. Store its eo •isremarit it bat runny say; but I believe' we have honed the. eur four • Then are yen its any danger of an Extent Icing issued Du you nut Intim is !—Flow %Wield I know ! on the eve sit Matrimony, and who are doubtful of slue rouse- amply fultills 41 the viers of its Patrons S.osie of the most wine. under special rim 'gristles ; but 1 can sasely say that tlaleat you, but by your taudefault !—The default of the flu You out know that it was ?—I camas. say. guillemot' au di-cured coos:igloo ; and it must afford consulas obstinate cod dangerous casis of Stiletto, s, Dehility, mat all we lime obtasiod moles Ea s s,, u t a d ues Out mount it , ' a;„ents would ucca s j ou a d e fault he we, because lam bound Are you satisfied will tire auswera you have given?— tutu ha the tittlichal to know they um), have the beat white at oilier supposed iiscurable allectious of the 0111 1.11 IWC OCga 011, 1,00.11. I t"Governotesit. I 1 am. the Medical 'Mantas f I 2.larlotte House, Ga eat Charlotte-strem, have be, si litre radically and inert ',fully treated Hare you issued as Extras agehast Robert Clipperton ?.. Is that an answer to the question ?—lt is Ilse fart ; that is The Committee ask you again; du you not know that it oppo•'the' Rev Russians' Hill's Chapol, Illas Urines-road, -ite . Mr KIERNAN may he cousults•s: 161110131, by Nab S, 10 ,, I :mimic there was, but 1 lam> it was out put to ' tat . .a •• e. Ilw nightie why I suppose that Extents are granted %pima' •••sh— It was "W• 1 P•"1"1, so . awl Woodstock House, Iroodstesek-ssii•es, five douse from at hi. house , 21, t.. .... er chark.,,e.strect. Redford spear. , D 111,11.1 out stow it ?—I belame there isms. I the de • Woe to the prima having crown nutty in liis s baud+ I The Committee ask you again ;do you not know that it Onforil.street. The Huard particulate ly claim+ the att. 'units c li ent . 14'14111 f TOWS' and Cumin y ate to h. a i. 1.1110•11, il e ra • Its you, or du yonuot kayo that porn Imam, eamisting i Du you agree to the answers you have giveu to the korner w"!—II l'Hl'llooc it was I " • of thOSCIBIII4.III with 1111111111111, Sll4lOllll, Fistulas, Can- and th e necessary Advice and Medicines a :II lot given or • ira roosted and .1011 M Cock* he Ibifuold, issued au E x t en t ; CO./41011i ?-1 do. 'I ler Committee ask you arms ;du you nut know that it ter*, lis ropliulas t Nervous Ddlaltlra ` srl "‘ fru "' vs di in sent to any past of the Kingdom. 41,;.a1ual 111.1/ell Cl.ppertuuu s—l au' lint utpusiutsd with all i Aud you now make the last 3—Tcs. I 11.46? —1 Jo Nut khuis that it Oat. Clilliat/11,j111Citile indiscretions & c. Eruptious on the head, Just Puldialwd, prier 4s in homes, slw careimmances a es s aciaog the L3,1111l against Cloppertuis, Hare you ass, found any difficulty in rearoveriut • debt What is is that raises isi yaw mind any doubt upon the face, mid lasuly, ulcerates' throat, pains to the bead and PRACTICAL Oh. •L:KrATIOSS on the above DlS- it) a. to speak pumittely whether it was Withal or slut. I due from soy of the agents. of the meta • !—Most assiled', sulsjec.3-114 y did ina give ilia Under/ the trouble 10 !emu linalsa, ficipa ) e 'lllly mistakes, fur rheumatism, nodes on the SE.N EA '. Ity F. KIERNAN. D u d you, ~,, „ i d you ..u: want' an Lutist semis. Itschard a, bare. w !tether I had any moue yin Imu-1 that was doe (soon me to shimboner,air 'l ln i llull " *ls" appear "'•" 'lt's"' and the Suld Isy Shorwsiod nail Co. 20. Paternoster row; mesh, 11.-.1. ; 1111 Eeieul can 46104 14111141 Hie !wed B us h ; H ow brave you proceeded again.' them!-1 believe same the society. andflat. fore they merely cause Soaw, oink, eimarqueitces of iisturuiwr Ireatutesit .—Mee.ra.COOPEIZaud and Sun, 171, Fleet .'earl;- and Callow ,Ctositi.cesie I, Sobs.. DM )011, 14 did yon nut awe ass Esteut aganuat Julio lime lure" arrested sunder aril by me, ',venom iii, Act of Par. Slue auPPosill,on. probably, that I was "elet•Hl to the so. It'll. CH. of Mrtheal sod Surgical erk hritY4 art" roar peat "Pe- Ki Is '—l es ; au Exit tat ass issued agaiust him. • li .iiii sit eisables late to sue mid be rued. I en the y might itippose 11,0.1 money, or that Ilw prop. it tots I 'Solace in this turiropulir, are commits,' deity at butla houses Dia you, ear Jul you 14401 Issue aW LNI lit •g•tisst Ouch's' ? Was soy swo p y e s ee brat by any o f those agents?—Yes, sat as, u..... BAIL 1441'1 sumo yof Lk sanely. I 1111111 sour 111 night. mu' She pour have advice grains or LONDON ; Printed said Published at the Deice, No. 127. —Guesiu was au &gem, 191 0.119011 at ;IN( IPA 410011 11l ittl. 51, my Moulted tonstude. rust suppose dna 1•0111. ...... ot might come to you and Tuesday, Thursday, and S ley maintop, instil twelve blamed; *here Advertisements are merited, mat 141.11t411 11114 for whose ;receipts I ask. Louisa to Goveruwaut, and I tt o u k usa did sans JOSS (all •• , 011 )01 1 1, or on the society ?— &man , ' the 'twiny fa oui you as set ir idly to the society ; if 0 clock.—All Walrus to be Ms oiled to ( harlsate House, (post - pai d ) most be addressed.—C, 10111111, Nu. 1, el a tissue au Exteui agstaa4 Umlian. i flit the society. I GOVLI •Le stemmata that mum, f you as secretary to f Illarkfriats•roa.l, but uudc are miswcrus.l witch Jo nut you. Clentesst's lon, l'rinter.---J. SI lIITE, No, 127, &rand, W... t!sat Ls:. of isaist.tl welt I) fur the Julies a hids Duane You tart, thought of hearin; any portion of that luss the 'veil), .101 6-3 .1 ~...,14.: the mot.. 3 [Lin 3 , uas sett- lain • tlotsn'alitg fie. l'u bllsher. I • . . . ~ • ..... - ... MARKETS. NEAVGATI: AND LEADENHALL !HAI:KEYS (By the Carcass ) Beef .... as 43 to 4s 4.1 Veal Mutton.. 4s MI to 41 8.1 I Pork . 4 In ;), sd lamb ss. 4J. to 6m S.I. PRICES OF 11A J ,V ANL) Silt A*o Hay 4/ Os 0.1 to lit I2s 011 Straw 2/ 14, 0.1 to :11 44 0.1 Cluver 5/ ON Oil to 6/ lOs 04.1 WHNTL'oIIAI•i:.. nray..ht fp. 041 to 1;1 II PA Straw 21 tai. 0; to :i/ 4 ttri Clutter 01 Os 0.1 to 7! 0. 04 PRICE 0 NEW NAOS. HOPS NEW.4rOrlif Kent.... IN/ Os to 201 Oc SWIM( 171 Os to 191 94 Foreign.. $1 Os to 121 Os Kent ... .- 2 21/ Pl* StIVIEX O.! it) 2if ti. Essex.. 20/ 0. 1., 23/ I t, Farnham 23/ lu 381 us Is, 141 to ht. Foreign Pock, RAW II I DEA. Best Wafers and Steers (per Ordinary .14 $ I to l• Iti stone).. 2s ild to 2s 101 Market Calf _Os I 9 - , I. Middlings 2 Od lu 2s 4.1 Eng. Horse Os MI r. Ins LI _...„ OILS, per 1 . 1111, Ili 252 Gall..l:s. New Green, Whale.. 341 —4 SpyrmaeLli ;Old Pale Seal ..... 401 — 1 Pale Rape D PATH. At Ayr, on the nil ult Major Wm Moniginnerie, hie of the 37tb regiment of foot, aged 87. H. was oo.• wr the 1. ar urvis ing rut.■ rho fought at the battle of 3tioden, at objets lie colusnautled the grenadier compauy of abate regiment. HIGH \CATER THIS DAY AT lA - I:NI/ON nittuck: Horning 35 after It J Eveniug tt after I. I'RICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY Bmilt Stock ..2791 Y 79 lath* Bu:silf.. 87 88 in. 3 per Cr. 1ied..783 78a Ex. bill. , V•• .13 16 pi. perCent.(riew)BBtB7l I Ditto, 16 18 pr. 4 per Cents 9tia*,4 I .. pr. a ill.. Bank L. Ants." • • tui;/ I Cori.. fur Ace...... 79iii- Iwp. 3 perCetit. Au-76i I Just published, price 51. in tiusid,,, THE 2EGIS of LIFE; a Com— mentary uu the 1114iRCrt . ii'llIS fl'lll Iltussais Frailty, in giblets the Causes, S)niptoins, anl h to! of Idles Vrnerta, Gotturrlora, Stricture, SClllitial &C. are fully developed. Part 11. contains some Item II k. ••0 certain Female Complaints, in particular Sterih. v. Fart 111. eilibracei, Practical Obsetv..timis ou &Mild I) - 111111, St If- Abuse, &c. In Pei t IV. is X Series of lawn. 116.0 r-ht. if the preceding •lIIIjeCtS, rxpiaiu isi them iu a troth eer 111:111- tier, and the whole addressed to the Totallt and Malthry of both Sexes. By GOSS nnd CO. Coneu!ling.S.irce9ns. Mny be bad at 211, Pei Im:kAtlkrs. r, - Loudon; and at all IMeNses Goss and Co. are to lie conan'ti day. ni Coreir ; and P.iiieula in the C..unti) 111.• se. poi .101 to tteNcribe ntinotely the case, ruLlu,ll g a r Ll - fur Advice and Medicine, winch C4ll b. C.rnai.led t.o anc part of the VViirlit : _ _ _ Guns mud Cu. M R.C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie bt, r t, Pie. l atices, London. LOCK AM) SCIWICAL DPMENSA His Royal flightless the Duke of I . OIIK, rgniE Delicacy and ct .1 t. it li IL certain ChM/ of Cumplaitits, rewore that Piddle coo_ fideitce should be cvufided to Professional Choi-set. in known respectability and talents. This Outfaced Ilse Royal and Noble Patrons of the above institution it/ 'five thaw totiiptot to it, fur the esclitswe treatment of Complaints, sod the selection of Mr. El [AIN AN, a- sit"- Kral, standing high on the List of the Lupo c01.e.,:e, has prose(' (by the benc6ts it has confetred slater I, ..:.- blishol.vt), the propriety of their choice lin l'u die ma to() often the dupes of eitipyricisns, and the artful tl, !wawa, held out by illiterate Aleut, oho, roofer fictitimis knobs and assumed titles, gals their good 41111sion. This nbsessatnor justly applies to the Medical Pref. oilers of the pies. lit 41.41, alio, under assumed Liles, s,tvettiaiug as C panics, with fictitious 1441114111, hold out, as they style it. the 11/61% lible treatment of Venereal Complaints, TI.. l i kad_tAllik Roynl College ut Surecons, published Shews only 111 , 40 e paesous coititled to regtilw practice. ai:d uo such pretended natnes belong to it. In ataliwir this Mr. KIERNAN considers lie is 41 .. ill g justice' to the l'ufs!ii stud his dial) to the duo ingui.ll,ll Characters ..ho 1.314 fultnikal the 1.41 CE Diq'ENSAItY, to sterna Soeii iy against such at, imposition. Suture its to •isreniitit it hug amply (ninth(' the viers of its Patrons S. is. of the ghost obstinate and daub:emus rains of Stair-tort 1., Wilily, and other supposed incurable affections of the ern. r.n.ve organs, have beat. here radii-21:y and imeri .404 treated Mr El ERNA N may be as usual, by both Si at.., at his house, 21, Lower Clinclnlte-street, Redford 4.4 0444 -4, where 14'14111f Town and Count; y ale lu Ie a i.lass'4l, and the: necessary Advice sod Iledicities wall In ;;IVili sent to soy part of the Kltigilont. Just prise 4s in boaials, PRACTICAL ORNERV ATIONS 114 the above DIS EANES. lie F. KIERNAN. Sold by Slwrwood nod Co. 241. Paternoster row ; [feeble, sod Sun, 171, Fleet -street ; and Callow ,Croots.cowt, Sohn. U