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cf . the nmeth of Mateh, having previ.esly laid in every thing necessary for that voyage con templating the event of the I).7fendant's family (who Lad engaged the hest accommodrions, and principal cabins, fire ) going along with Lim. How ever, during his absence from Bengal, the Defend ant, in dark and mash; -sous terms, intimated the subsequent possihility of his not going, nr sending his f yto Lampe, ; ,wwie, that season ; althonyli he was wed ac.luainted with the situation of the Plaintiff, and the necessity of his utialitting to the order , of the Co.npanv ; the engagement, as the same time that he WA, t sail in the era stung spring ; at. , notwithstanding all these des lays, the aphow a‘e was the first regular ship ready to sail ; and, finally, the Defendant expressed his wishes CO he a isolved from his enirtra3. The Learned c'ounsel then stated, that he would thew the regular custom in these cases (and he was sere rho I....anied Judge would give that custom th, sainftion of law) was, that the party retrataing, should pay one-half of the suta stipulated for, a remuneration for the expenc and trouble the Captain of such ship should necessarily he put to in reparations for such passengers. This aaion. there fore, was larougbt, under that custom, to recover otie-half of the st;pulated sum. lit the coarse of the evidence it appeared, from a letter written by the Defendant to the Mate of the k.ipineseine, that he had agreed to pay 2,000 rupees as a remuneration for his not sailing to Europe with Captain Craig, ill? latter not being able to set out upon his voyage at the time originally proposed and stipul..te for. Lord t 1.1 Etin'AdOUGtl here interfered, observing, that it a man engaged to give another a passage, at a specific pried, and is obliged to go elsewhere by the order of Government, it mast he his own loss. Every man who make: seth a ..ont raR, corttemplates sailing at a certain time. His Lordship thought that the Defendant appeared to aft with the great est a•tention to the Plaintiff, and considered his offer of the 2,000 rupees as an ma of liberality ; he therefore advised, that the Defendant should sub stantiate his original proposal, and the business should he put an end to in that way. Mr. Gs show, for the D.4iindant, coiild not help observing, that his Idwdship had done justice to his Client's chmaner and liberality. The money WAs no objet to him ; and, if it were necessary, be could have shown, by a great number of East-India Car ;Ain:, that no such cesont existed, and they should b ashamed to make such a claim. A juror was, therefme, withdrawn, on the De fendant agreeing to pay the 2,000 rupee% originally prnposed. MA1101,404.4 •NOTHT.R V. smite. This was an aftion for money had and received to the Defendent's use. brought by the Plaintiff . who were eminent grocers in Thames-street. against the Defendant, as Treasurer to the West India Doer Company. to recover back from them a sum of 491. ts. 3d. which the Plaiiitiffs alleged was an over c.harge upon the s'.ipment nt sugars Mr. Turetec, for the Plaintiffs. after drawing a line of distinaion between the condua of individuals and corporate bodies in such cases, the latter of wham felt so little consideration in any unreason able transitaien in which they might be concerned. stated that, by the Aa of the 39th of His present Majesty, the West India Dock Company were au thorised to ere& certain docks, wharfs, qnays, kc. ; and, by the 137th seftion of that Aft, in consideta lion of their expente, trouble, See. in erecting such docks, &c. for the convenience of trade, they were to have stipulated fees upon such various articles of merchandise as should be landed, stored, delivered out, &e. from their warebnives and docks : and, particularly, upon the article of sugar, whidi was the subjea matter in question, they were to have 9d. per hundred. upon delivery from the warehouses and wharfs, in which sum was included all charges for warehousing, landing, delirertug, cranes, Stc.— In the present case applicrion was made to the West India Dock Company. to deliver nut on hoard a lighter a quantity rif sugar belonging to t h e Pl e i n efi:, which WAirefuseJ, unless they shotild pay at the rate of eighteen pence per hundred, for wharfage. pitching, turning and shipping, none of which cbarges were stipulated for by the Act of Parliament ; which expressly limited the Com pany to certain charges, permitting them to reduce those charges accordwg to the prosperity of the Company. but no permission whatever to iircrease them. The charges in the present case, were made as upon goods for exportation. The Company re losing to deliver the sugars without this extra emetic being paid. the Plaintiffs were under the necessity of paying it, And brought this anion to reimburse themselves. The faft of payment and refusal being prove!, The SOLICIT,A.GENCRAL, tor the Dekodant, contended, that there was a material difference be tween goods delivered Irons the warehouses and wharfs, tor what was c tiled tile home trad. , And those for expnrt.rioe. In the first case, the Com pany had only to let the goods down by a standings from their Lifts, into the carts which stout to re ceive them. outside the warehouse, or into the lighter which lay at the edge of the quay, and there was no more about it ; but, in the later case, when the goods were fur exportation, as in the present instance, the delivery was attended with a consider able degree of trouble. He then went into a mi nute description of the method of delivering goods from those wetehousre for the purpose of exporta tion ; they were first let down from the loft on a truck, then they were carried 60 or 70 feet to the edge of the quay, where they were pitched and turned for cauperage, by several men ; then they were asur in slings, and hoisted on board the lighter ; ell this time, he contended, the Company were liable to all risks off' bulging. !cc. ; and it was but fair they should have some king more for 01 this addi tional trouble, and for ail the immediate or corn,- siesentiel respot.sibility Attached thereto. To this argument Mr. Tor e:ste, made a most learned and ae:e reply, sitewing the great import ant e of the question, and the mischief which would co; se ei.rntly ensue. if this Company were to be per- Mitre.; so rtgulate their charges at their owe o p t ic o s. In tee course of his argument. he ialladed to the nee..h I tea Learned Friend, Mr. Gerrow, who exesecerned in somewhat a similar cause some t o rfressed a wish for the appointment of a ' 4 ot, to this Company, obsetvreg, at the '* the, would take Cart and asake a I W. , Lord FAL eittesaotait consiieted this a miestiost e" . very great importance to the commercial world 'the rights of this Company, to make these charges, grew out of Ads of Parliament, of which it was but right to have a full explanation ; the legislature, in training these eels, studiously and deliberately seem ed to consider what should he reasonable compense tiers to the Company for the use and convenience of their warehouses, wharfs, &c.: aiid he asked what aas the fair and natural constiudion of these weeds in the A.e, For all charges Inc delivering the same from the said warehouses ? ' The A,e had passed before any buildings were erected by the Comeeny. who had the tweet t 3 concerti& them as they plea-ed It was, then, to be supposed, they had Milt their warehouses on the edge of the wharfs, se as to let down the goods into the receptacle for their conveyance, as well by water as by land. What pretence could there then he for making these charges? It rested with the Company to construd these works with the greatest convenience, and in ie most eesy way for the public ; and it appeared to his Lordship, that the legiseiture meant, in these stipulations. to embrace all charges whatsoever, either by a cart outside the warehouses, or a lighter alorgside the quay. If these charges were to be permitted. there would be uo end of the legisletute fixing limits. Verdi& for the Plaintiff, 431. 9s. 3d. LEL AND ANIVEHEA v. LANCE AND °TIER/. This was an Affirm brought by a principal against his agent, to recever the average loss upon the skip Mary Ann, the policy of which was void by the ne gligence of the Defendants. The Plaintiffs were owners of the ship Hal Ann, of Liverpool, and, nn the 26th February, &reeled the Defendants to died a policy of insurance, for 2,0001. upon ship, and 2,0001. more on goods. A letter was accordingly written by the Defendants to their broker, .it Edinburgh, to effe& the same, hut was too late for the post that night. The fal lowing morning the letter was put into the of fice; but, on the same day, as the ship in ques tion was going out of dock, she struck sgainst the tide, and was so materially injured, that it cost a considerable sum of money to repair her, besides unloading her cargo, &c. All this happened w'th the knowledge of the Defendants, who never 'ride any intimation of it either to the Plaintiff, or the underwriters ; the ship afterwards proceeded on her voyage for Demerara, and was cern/ed. Upon application to the Underwriters. at Edinburgh. for payment, as for a total loss, they resisted the claim, upon the grounds of the ship receiving an injury, previous to effeding the insurance, with the know ledge of the Defendents, as they shewed from sub sequent ennversations of one of the Defendants, that he was acquainted with that fad. A suit was insti tuted in the Coma of Scotland, by the Plaintiffs. against the Underwriters ; and, upon these grounds, the policy was censidered as vitiated. The Learned Counsel, for the Defendants, endea voured to non-suit the Plaintiffs, on some points of law, which were over-ruled ; and Lord ELLEN mounts observed, that the De fendants should have written the next d tv t r apprise the Underwriters .f the accident. In di. alone he was guilty of a negled, which made him answer. able for the loss. and the Jury would make com pensation according to the injury sustained. After a short consultation, the Jury found a ver diet of 17;41 16s. for the Plaintiffs. COURT OF COMMON ME kS, GeL Lou o.L—Ucc. 23. Sittiaga at 4)1;4 Pr ias ber.r, Lord Chief Judi. e ,NIANS YIELD, and a Special Jury. GALE V. MOOS. This was an action brought to recover special damages for the injury sustained by the Plaintiff, in consequence of the Defendant's making an al tetation in a private drain, which ran near the Plaint iff's premises, into the public sewer. Serjeant BEI r, in stating the Plaintiff's ease, ob served, that in consequence of the alteration made in this private drain, the water, which formerly passed through it, was now driven backward in such a manner, that the warehouse of his client was frequently overflowed. What made the case still stronger was, thst this mischief had often oc curred before, and the former occupiers of the tie fendant's premises had paid the amount of the da mages. The Learned Serjeant concluded by say ing, that those gentlemen of the Jury, who had an opportunity of viewing the drain, would be best enabled to judge of the extent of the mischief, and he had no doubt, after the evidence had been gone through, of obtaining a undid, and ample da mages. The servant of the Plaintiff was then called, who deposed, that, on the Usl of August last. about five o'clock in the afternoon, he went into his master's warehouse, on Dowgate-hill, and was surprised by firstling spends of .a foot of water in it. He in formed hi' master, who sent to Mr. Moor, and, in coissetptence of his raising a sluice, whi ch he bad construned for the purpose of turniag the water to his mill, the water in the warehouse instantly drained off. The next day, the Defendant came to his master's warehouse. and agreed to pay whatever damage his ° goods had experienced.— About a mouth otter this, a similar inundation took place, and, on the Defendant's being requested to nuke compensation for the damages, he refused to make any, lest he should; prejudice the right of his landlord. Several surveyors were then called, who proved, most clearly, that this inundation was occasioned by the alterations made in the drain by the Defendant. it was then proposed to go into evidence with re 'KR to the special damage ; the;Plaintiff being a packer, and having much goods belonging to o ther persons in his warehouse at the time. The Lord Chief Justice observed, th.tt the vI4IIIEIII of de mages coal.; be aster wined by any one of the Jury ; and the parties accordingly agreed, that the Plaintiff should have a verdift, subjest to the award of the Foreiwn of the Jury, with reepeA to the damages, and saving the right of the parties to commence fu ture a.Uions, if the sewer could not be Altered in such a manner as to prevent the water from inun ! dating the Plaintiff's premises. On Tuesday, a large mass of brick-work, of heart, thii:y.feat in length. adjoining the arch-way in the Military RoiJ, Chathan•, gave way, and WAS precipitated in It heap of ruins over the road. For tomato:, no pet tons were hurt. INTELLIOANCE. aesetze, Dec. 19. The transports that pm in here at the beginnine of the week are gone round to the Nore. Ano:hr• front the North, ryas towed in this morning by tiv cutters, having lost A mast, and her rudder, in severe gale. An officer on hoard, states, that s. their way hither they saw eleven more in the greate • distress, in a heavy gale, and two keel upeards. Two packers sailed yesterday morning, with th• mails that were deta ned here for the want of pack• et, on this side, and those of the I 7th are waiting I • favourable wind. T.,e Gottenhurgh Mails th were so long due, were detained by strong w•esterl wirAls. Notwithstanding the weather has been s , extremely boisterous, on the other side, it has bee, by 110 means severe as to cold. I suppose it will he some time before we get another Mail here from the other siJe, as all the packets are on this, excepting those which sailed yesterday. DEM., nee. 19. Sailed yesterday L'lmmortalile frigate, for Yar mouth ; also, this morning, the 7 ribeuo frigate. for Yarmouth ; Pearling frigate, for Seaford ; Vaorq, Romulus, and AIM:, for Sheerness. Arrived the Cosni.otout and ifiners:tibe sloops of sear, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships at per last. In the late high gales of wind, the aurora trans port is supposed to he lost, on the Gohdwin Sands, with 250 men And nine officers of the 26th regiment, with the master and crew of the ship, as trunks, &c. have been taken up, with the 26:h regiment m:uked un them. FROM LLOYD'S UST. A.IIIVID In the Humber...The Margaret, Metc..tlfe; Ernnlwick, litrAdy ; Mercury, Martin ; and Uman, ►,,rater, fmm Ton ; Britannia, 'road; and the Triton, Hudson, hoot Hambro• At Falmouth—The Falcon, Webber, fram Newfoundland. At %Vrtetforrl....The True Frter.dt, from Newfouud land. At Cork—The Hiena Maria, from Mal.la. At NtwOann.ilatul-.The lin:tier, Bully, tmml.undm. At Teneriffe--The Wilhelm., Utile, from Tonningert. THE M IR KETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MON oar, Dim. G. TM qoantits of Wheat on hand is rather considerable; but hale is sold. and those samples at less; SCar:O_ any ho.iness dining, in general. Maley is rather lower. Malt and White Peal likewi e. Beans do not so.)port la.t •prices. The stip ple, of Oils are con ide able ; and this trado Is lower, exceid i:,r for prime samples. Flour hardly fetches the quoted prices. CITRIIRNT PRICE. OF GRAIN. - - - -- Wheat 474 60• 72i. Bean. Foie do. - 46. 75. 0.1. T:ck Bean, ..... 46. a 2.. 0.•, lire 31..:i6. 01. OAt. 24.. 26.. mt. Barley 22.. 3.4 , 2.1 Polan.h Si.. 44. 04. Malt. White Pa. 42.. 47. Od Floe Flour 63..70. 0 . Uwe. Paso 37. 40.. 04 Sa...,mt. 60.. 65e. Oa PRICE• OF HOP 3. 1140%. t0C117.. Kent to 71 —4 Rene in 71 54 Sussex.— Ws to 71 —.4 Some], to GI 154 51 101 to 71 Farnham.— 81 tolol PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • AAA. St. a WHITIMN %Pal— a 41 10, Fla! 3l Sa a 41 S. Sttaw..ll 13s a SI Ss , wwrl New 01 Os a 01 Os Clover 41 44 a 51 —.4 1 Straw ll S$ a 11 164 SIIIITIITHLLD, Foil° to', Dec. to. To .ink the Offal—pet Stone of Bib . Beef 4 Col to 54 41 ..44 401 t. 6t Od Mutton... 4. Ocl to ). Od P00k.......4t Id to 64 Head of Cattle thin D.', Beast., 'hest I,COO--Shcep an 4 Laniba, 7.700. NEWGATE AN!) LEADENHALL MARKETS. By the Camase. S•ef 3‘ 04 In 4. •$4 I Veal Si 94 to 5s 4.1 114Latt,••....34 04 toi. 4. N Hark t,. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 41 elArt-. Nfarket Whiterhspel Market. 4, ed ref Stnlle al iilb. 1?.. 04 Av-raze Price 4l 04 Town Tallow... —1 611 g Yellow Od rt. 64 White ditto 67s 64 Sean ditto .. —4 671 .-41 Melting Stuff 576 Ditto rough 4Os GrAves —4 Its Gond Dregs .... . --s tos .-- - - Yellow Soap, --I a 75.—Mottle 1, Soe Price fti Candies, per due. 11s.. 41.—Mauld$, 12*. 0.1 RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers and Steer., i.er stone, 34. R 4 to 4.5. —.l. Middlings 3s. 44. to 3a. 6it. Ordinary Market Calf 12.5., 64. each. English Horse Sheep Sic.* .....3.. W. to 6.. i.d. At coALacutirr. Doe. 11. chips at Markot. MM. Price. H.. Newcadle $ 4' 041 a .Ht 01 4..9ondertaad •••••••• 11•44•••490 $1 • Od 1.. Stone Cad ........ 0 O4 a Od 0.. Cinder. " 0 O.l a —I Od C•111111f. ite4anci, _ altar a 'ails LA pailful Übagna, wh,eh le , . 'lO , ,at lowtiassle wltteh 11 Enver'lied tktough tits H s ••• A hit 11(t , 4g as 4 C sway !a goon, 'Otto LISI and i , e4-grat7, g Of 010,ar 01 great sal 4/0 'tips and benevolmws. HUAI WATER THIS DAY AT I.DKER)N BRIDGE, khara...l9 sus .111tas 2 1 F.. n , 40 Irli 2 • 9V.ets• L; , inetta•-fi .7 SALM BY AUCTION. l 3 Messes. KI .4G; LOCHEE. At their Great Resot, F.ite-strerit, Covoin•iferlin o T - rPIS EVIVSING, At six o'clo.k, A Mi.eellaneons Ass .mlllage of PAINTS, by Ancteirt and Vforlern Ma ters —.Consisting r o om, Five'rt aril Portraits; Alliert Diner, Collin, Roth, W.terlon, Bartolorti, Nutter, rovskols, Forlorn, kr Mat be sieve I this DAF,'IRI the Sale, and Cistatogaes had at toe Room. IbLE - G1 NT \IIRRORS, PRI . FI PS, VP AMFD AN') GLAZF.D —By hleo,ro. KING and LOUD'S, On TUESIftAY, Dee. 11, at Twelve O'Clock, to the P-e, miss, Ni di?, Stria!, oripo.ite the Adel ; ii AChoice Assortment of elegant MIR richly ornamented, capitol Pier awl Colima.° (V01 i ,".. a noir of trautifill satin-win. d Card TA an 'l*7.". 9 ('lnk, a great vailety of plts•ing Print-, in liand.o.o. frames, and Work and gold GlAsse. a fea Pi lure. , kn. the Stock of Mr. JOHN WARNE, roily into another Line of Rosiness. a May be viewed on the Monday previo o o to the Sale; item Catalogue( then had at the Place of Sale, to of the Auttionote King.stresd, Covent-garden. • By MOM K I N(; a n d LOCH EE, At their Great Roma, Si, I ing-4feet, Env got-gyrol,-1, ni t THURSDAY, Jan. 2, and Twu hollowing Days, at T., Ise "'Clock, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, chi e fly i n t h e French and Italian Languages, the Stock or %Ir. I.E JEV R E, of 427, Oxford street, bookseller, lately deccared. May ha viewed on Wedaawlay, pre.i , its to the Sale, and Coillalogves then sad. SHELLS, MINERALS, SUNDRY ARTICIIS ur JEWELLERY, Sy Messrs. LING and LOCHEE. At their Great Room in Kusgatreet, 01,13 3, . 33, 1 'fIILSDAY, Jan. 13%6, and fidlowing Day, 4 Tw..l%e n't2lcek, AEusing ASSEMBLAGE of SHELLS, with seem Bowl Spetansene of MI:;ERALS, several of Stagnated Stroutian, a nesriy disenvered with many cut Garnets, and other Moue..., adapted In, Jewel ler', and sundis Miscellaneous Articles Mn, be viewed on Monday, and ett.slogues then 11.1 J at the Snort). SOUKS ST Mews. KING eked LOCIIEE, At their Great Room, in King-street, C...ent garden, t, THURSDAY, January 9, 1806, and fellouias Day, At Twelve o'Clock, A Good ColleCtion of BOOKS, ineloCiing many A rare and curious Teed% • few Classaml, French Bed It - 1...1, with googly, Mtice!lanccus. May be vieweti en the clay preceding The sale, and Catehtbet then had, at the Room i LIBRARY OF NATURAL HISTORY, VOYAGE.' AND i TRAVELS, &r. By Messrs. KING and LOCHFE, At 01..4 Groat Room, in K mg-queer, Covent garden,. Olf WEDNESDAY, Januar) IS, 1006, and two India...nig ) 1 Data, at , I o'clock, ASale° and well- chosen !Aran , of BOOKS ; comprising particalailv a ealliaSle Coaection in Natural History : among them .r Cats ,y`. C..rnl ma, 2 anis. I CuMliets I Flora Loodlncasts, and Itaitaatcal itaitaai.io; AlkiaNFAlrard4„ Lewen, Latham, Vaillant, Video, Fikli, a..dSeim's Birch, • c , ,lnured ; Donovan, !limo, Nterian, am! Wite,..o. Insects; .41 a la. ge assemblage of Voyages and The( I , „Sse. the pro. • party vf the Rev. EuvirA RD WI irrE, of Rucken:d, Norfolk,, and Fellow of (Nun College, Cambridg-, lately dec a.ed PRINTS AN U DRAWING', BY CIPkIANI. By Nleaws. KING and LOLII FE, At their Great Room, Kirsi street, Covina garden, in the. M.:ldie of NEXT JANUARY, • A Valuable Collection of PRLN I'S and DRAW- L INGS —The Prot. consist of the Moon el,u c and rya •s Specimens of the Works of Earndoui, sharpe„ Earloin and Schit.onette ; most admits Proofs Pnising oe , the nowt bri:liAnt Impressions : pardy.larl" , a' D 4.1411 of Wolfe, proof, on Illdt4 paper; the 4 • S.ewiring Pieces,' proofs; BO) den's' Shakspeare," with I set of Proofs and Etchine• of the large and small Plates; Charahariarre's • !fends, after proofs • together with about ao aroginal Diarrings, br eiploanit the most salter and wilisatale of his ;wadi:cleans—. rri:an •scape, Zuccarelli, CLowsaeaw, &e. MAGNIFICENT COLLECCIUN ulle WitAsS. By "tielit4 RING and LUCHFE, At their Great !loom in 1:n1E-sweet, t:rnantivarrlen, in the come of NFXT Mt ivf Avery Valu.ible LIBRARY of BOOKS. in fflo4t snort; and elegant itindinyv, aeinpripiug the meet *mermen amteinblai:e of the To;vigrapnicaJ Hiiittey of Groat Brava, that has ever been offered for PuNic Sal , , the entire property of a Gentleman, well known for his indefatigable at tention in topographical powanita Catal..gues are now pteisa , ing, and it it *Arend will be reit!, for delivery by the tat .4 next Month, at Iv. ,erh. SALK OF TIM LVVERIAN MUSEUM. Be Main. KING and LUCHEE. In the course of MAT .41EXT (11 , 110%4 Previou-l! die fted o: by private contract), MIIAT celebrated and r.ob!e MUSEUM of na tural ,rtillkidi Cllrlngit;eg t collect...ol at au &totem', of *weird. of Fore Thou. abti Pound-. by dm late Sit ASH nini I.EV KR, soul sauce cnn•blerahly ougtuented by the ',regent Propriceturs. Catalot , t:::4 ate no:paring, and the Days of 5.0.0 will be shortly announced The Es Intuline continues npen as mull till the Sale. r OBE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1. by Mears KIN; sod LtlelfEE, a matt but ver , is• teteiting CABINEF of miNEa ALS, extranecrts TUM'I LS, kt. collected with peat time, rod ninth at thz several Mints of England and SeetlanA, in which an-eral s, . netts will be (0,11. d that man be pre.unied am matchless the Co. 116Ct111116 arrangel in an el...rant Monet. Mar be el .wed At vie A tactmeeet'a, 38, I:,ng. , !vett, Co.cnt-, garden; and turttia. Panienlara had. RUSSELL-SQUARE. rll l O RE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. ii hy Messrs. KING and LOCHEI', a capital Tows REsinENer, situate Ns. Itussell-sotare; 97 t front; held for a term 094 your., f•om I.ado.day last, w • . II data, at a ground-rent of tmty fi‘e ornea<, the Lard-t.O:. r deemedi togeth rwrth thu Ca,case or a I'vro-4.41 Sredo. r a Montague Mews, held by a • Tarlac le:Ate, for t►e ato.e term, at a ground-reat offirurgu 11.-as per alumni r..rtieulars may I.a had of the Au9innees , ICIIIVt , :"Ct o COS eat• Garden. LEAS LI lOL I), TA CIS ocr,auw,cuvEN 1- G Rfll N T°ISE 801.1) by PRIVATE CONTR A CT. by Messrs. ICING snd I.OCH EF, ase.y desirable FAMILY situate N... o, Tartno.A....o, Covent Garden, for many yews the rosi,lence of that Old Veteran of t h e Stale, Mg. Chick.; Macklin. rtiCgliart noy I • known of the Awctioneers, as oboe*. LONDON :—kr...t.tl try G'DAVIUSt.' )1 , 1, N... 1?, Dok.-', C. n. Now Stred, Covent G tote's, and Popish, 41 at the . Oifice, N. D. Nick of St. Cktnent's Church, S.relo he W. 5 I'UCK, of No 7, NV. Belt oi Svert, Long I• V Onter.., %c_ for thy; Pal..-, slot to the U.lice (ow ....4 ( wiri. duly atteod..l e , . ) PRICF. Dr STOICS& TIMER I ) A Y Bank Stock S per Cent. Reduced . 2O; VI 4 per Cent ...............77 1g g Long A.imaitint...... 17.1.1 Si,,et Anon ties India Rood. „ . - Ss. M Per. Im l •ecial 3 per Ceist 59;1 Ditto Altheitie, 8 15-12 Eisglo•4l linteti Tickets..... 'l9l. 17.. Colotol. Cur T. DISH, Stock-broker, No. 4, Curnhill, and. 9, Charing-crost CUU&SE OF 1..XC1111 vineter•thnt .... I Y L!.l lAty~sl Slelt . iNGE. F. MAY, D►e. 17. Gen..... ...... 47i Lir re. V c nit. s 591 Ditto. 11,1,bun 6ll C....rt. 62; n. 0.1.6 Cork 13 I fletterla." c f II 1 2 U 0214 24(1 . Alton& 32 I I VI. IS 4 11 Us. ,S 14 But.laws .. t ,.. f 5 13 ('a tit Ditto •• _ 80411.41. I. . P,rtraijal Gold in Crow and Kars rig we 0 01. New I.)nult 0010 0 0 0 New Collate Vs*, in Pare 0 0 8 New f.nurr teen Airs ten the Boni of Holland prr Cent. r.. 11) ....... lll II) Iti 61 day. . Thdirwi Diuo 811 .11 Lescte/r 5l! Naples .. rlOlO l, , 0 , LOO4OO (1 Reflast nil L OWt . .n Oteeiaro un 1b.410, IikEfINGS OF CREDITORS AT ODIUM ts L. lON Ng/. WT. N. N Henry Dem.ey, Gra Gram-west, Rustell-square, Mtlifirser. u. 4.1.4 :-..~~ - 2 1u "'a