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LAW INTELLTGENCE. COURT OF COANCCItY, TUESDAY APRIL G. D(01 ENTS. •91tASTO!I •. •AiT INDIA COMPANV. /roc the rieremslaseet of this rase see this rapier gf Ntriof..u. rh ) The Lott . Cuarreet.ion—" I agree wish his Homier Vire Clond llor, that she roost loss jati..lirsiuu iu this rawer the nitration in itai If is one of cnnsiilereble "er. The Pl tintiff, its int pi opi iator of the tithes of Site Pa riah of hi Pailnlith. !litigate, claims a ri,eht to rotor the pre muses of the D• f octants, fir the purpose of (mono: too a knowledge of it real value. an as to ascertain what Whoa he is entitled to receive from the Defloilants. It has toren derided by forint r eases, that wh•ns prenriaes are not let MI lease, that the tithes ere to he taken from the •slue of the premises, that is to my, from whit the !itemises would Whig if they were I , i on lease. The Come, therefore, has the . right to are thst proper estimates of the value aro t o k e n, for. is she Rectors of the Parishes have a Parliamentary tight to 2s. 9.1 in the p1:11110, the animint of sorb rate on is.;:oeloiousem can only be ascertained !oy the !mesons claionisig . the sate heitig allowed a proper surrey of the oritichouses. 1 reinenober a rase where a patent for a ninchise was tu inced, that on so application made In OW Court to per. mit nn inspection of she machine complained of. it was granted—th•• Coot' reeling itself Mount in accede to it. The principle of the yr, arm case is certainly our of p-eat in t.-test, I may sae ci great public interest $4l tar as the richt puts the twirls are concerned; but the PtaintilT Las a Patliatr i nt a llt light to the 93. in thr poloist', and it is till• sly invoissilde that he can know that he is 'vivacity roil unless hr .11 allowed to lake an accurate survey of the pre mium. I approve of his Flooonr the Vice-Chancellor having sent this case to she Master, because he thousght as I du, that it would at one.• relieve the casefrem its difficulties; at the same time I have riu doubt but his Honour sill niter his soder to the Master or, my saggeati.•n, that is, instead of say.. tag, 'lite Plaintiff shall have the liberty to introduce the Suiveyur to sursee the warehouses; that be will make it in these wards. ' That the East lola Cumpeny shall give the lietrireyor liberty to survey, &e. After taking a general as view 0: the rime, mush is the impression it has simile on my mind, and I have no hesitation iu saying that his Honour was curie-et iu the view be had taken of it, that this Court has jurisrhutivii." EMILY OSBORN, on Infant and a Ward of (owvt, by her next Friend, v. —. The LORD eIIAYC6LI.Ifit••• J‘ Tina rase appears to me to be one of much difficulty It is a motion for an injunction tui n bill bring fili .1. tied before lgo int. the specific object of the motion, it a ill be bet's fur me to go into the cir cumstance:et-if the case. 11 i. 2 by the mail friend of the itifent. alto es l 9 !Milli of age: The bill alleges that from tbe time of her meth, in 1799, she had la en supported nt the expers.• of the it st.itor until his death in the year i>l'. Me am. placed by him at it boartling-selinol at Rum ford, up to. he tone of his death, front which she was taken lit the two w.ns of (tae testator, who spike to her very warmly of the oldiga too she was under to the testator. These bro thers and sous 07'llo, iesiktur were said to be men of good character ;sivithitist enquiring into the truth of this assertion, I most say, however much the consitlesation of character may wrirh elsewhere, it can have nu influence a ith ; 1 Fare youstaitt:y acted and laid it down as a principle, that tntracter, se:tether good or bail, is no ;round for me to build cry lodgement on; in saving thus noich,ltt it be understood that it it nut my intention to reflect on the diameters of the Defendaut: ; for, on the contrary, I will give them all the ..benefit of the good character they are said to be entitled to. I 11l appears, that ato it 11w infant Plaintiff was taken from `school by tbs. Def.-wields. she suspected that the testator had trade some pt,:visouts fur her by his a ill, and that she ..made met v pthper inquiry after the will in vain, until at last elle found it in Mauro' Commons in the year 1816. It was slated on the 9d of September, 1811, and by which SO shams .in the ~ 1 ~,, Dock Company were bequeathed to trustees • fur her and others who had been supported by the testator in leis life. tithe ; the inkiest to lie applied fur their seppot t during their minority ; unit the principal to be paid them . uu shear obtaining the age of 21. Ott the day the was proved at Doctors' Cusisnous. a paper was signed by the -eatentairs of the will, in which they undertook to I'll6l It le the triad. Thus 'taper is in the hands of a reerr dahle I't cone ad I/actual: Continuos, and the infant Plaintiff is afraid he will past with it. '1 he present appliration then is made for an it...junction to restrain Ibis Gentlerstan from parting with this 4:aper, containing the undertaking of the ex. colon., tin -h also fur au injunction to restrain the Defentlauts (ruin elepasing of dic litt shares in the London Duck Company. 1 catmut, silting a here 1 as.., what the inlaid Plain. cir leas asked, and I gigot it without the shelties:l Isesita- Cam, bemuse it is a remarkable cirtainistatice that this yanog Im'y should Ire kalif ignorant of firm will ire hi r favutir fur Seas n ) . rata ; how this is to be tecomiled with the assertion ut good charadir, lamal a less to know. I meats nut to east *RV I.4lrellion on the Defendants, but to site it is in romprekenoth e. I will always, 1 t rus t, ac t oil th e pi isicipieli I hate laid dove .1. not to allow charader to inflocuce me in in; decision ; whatever weight may he attached to it else where, with our it shall have t o me; and *thence et. i quit 'this seat, ninth I base filled fns co 111211) teats, I trust iu God '1 shall be able, witha clear conscience, to say, that /Winter pasty collocations, high sotieding titles, political Lin% or good character. has aver influented my decisions. leave the consolation to know, dint amungst all mu) , in. *milks:, mid they are tint few (but where is the man di vested of vl:t m?;—that I have uniformly acted fr• in an ap t ight and hiereestconscienee as a 3itelge,!-o mto al out jus. foce to all s.oiloss that halt 'Agar li. I . :or tor, so • (tweet any poor all ilitirs 1400.1 allow me. 1 fort I the intr., t• Wier of the omen, ease. and in the faithful discharge of my dui) its eitidge;l sea bound to:protect the 'strati( ; tl furs I giant injunctions as prayed rut ." The Solicitor of the -Exti-e is certainly meet • tirnidy rtventeirst for the " talents, integrity, end otobe tried zest" which lir displays ►n the tart union of his offiti4l duties, and which ware so much ex tolled ley Mr. 1.1:11011110T014. iu Ibe Hulls, of Com mon. The overage rnsoluaients of his office, in chiding 11w rests of compromised actions, are not less their furry thousand pounds a sear! The ipprusal by his Royal Highness the Pnt FCE Banesof dee (Isiah:s of the Court Martial held on Capt. of the 7th Dragoon-Guards, is ar rived; and, as was anticipated, that ' , War is tunq Tully und honourably acquitted. It io • Nt,rctetl that another General Court Martial trill stt about the th instant, for the trial or Paynya,iri BIC!: A it. Of the regiusent.—(Plpaottlh Ti 1.-graph.) We taire !wen informed that a Northumhe eland farmer wide a rather unprofitable exchange with a shorporvitiu attended the fair hue. The . fdriner had two• horse.; for Sale, and a proposal it) steup one of them fur another hor.e was ma d e by th e seeming dreier. The unsuspecting Northumbrian was itidticed to by the home offered in exchange, %bast the sharper was allowed to mnunt one of the others, and he kindly offered to hold the led horse, "which wns also delivered into his hands. The honest Northumbrian rode one way and the knave the other, The latter, however, moved off with such rapidity that he has not yet bi en overtaken, and the poor anima! he left with the farmer is sill he has to ',hew for the two horses he brought to the fair. An attempt was made by three &greasily gentryAo impose spina a stout young farmer from the northern part of this county, but their stkettir Using :detected, he very properly inflicted Ilium them u severe horsewhipping, which they did io:t unwise to relish, and they fled disgracefully 1 ,, .:n the field,—.(Derlscon Adrnlistr.) POLICE. flow SIRCI T. Tc !MIA:Iy Remy* rtfaiersh tram folly cotnnootted f.or it ial for ble shut lite wslrh er * %li. /hewer , . HI Ihe 114 m•trkei, n r. we sights sissy, while he we. talking to a trica.l.—The subletly was committed i . os demist darieg manlier. SURRgY ASSIZAS. KINGSTON, APRIL 5. This morning tilt- Court was completely fillet! With persons, in expectation of hearing the trial of Thomas I►sborve, Pietist.ly nt tante &clot k the Prisoner was put to the bar, charged will; the WON! 111111rder or Ely Cox, a gamekeeper to Mr. Tessler, of Ernto. The whole of this charge rested on circuntittuatial evidence, which, though very strong iu 11111111 y of its parts, wens cot sufficiently SO to justify a verdict of Guilty. Accordingly be was (acquitted. He is a sveli-luaking young unto, about 25 years of age. LANC'ASTEIi ASSIZES. 180RDAY, MARCH 29. . NISI PRIGS.—LIDEL. THE alga o. TAT Loa. _ _ This waist) indielinroit tag-Ansi the Defewdstit, John Edw: id Taylor. of itlasivhester, for publi,h log * lAA upload JulitiGreenwoud. Esq. Borough tNl'Ve of blutichester. The De:readout appeased personally in Court to conduct his defence, and he was permitted to call ',Masses to prove that the allegations alleged to be htuAlous "ere true. _ _ Mr. Schlts.t.A.v stated tie case very briefly on the part of the priotcution. De said that some tins. understanding (which he did not explain) existed between the Defetidaut and Mr. Greenwood, and that the libellous mutter of which the Prosecutor complained was contained in a letter, written by the Defendant, and sent by his direction to the Prose cutor, and which, among other matter, contained the following words:—" You have proved yoarself a liar, a scoundrel, and a slanderer." The hand writing of the Defendant. and the sending of the letter - having been proved, the letter was read ; it was to the trillowiti4 effect : a Ste—Your not having given up the name of the author of the slanderous report you hare propagated respecting mr, compels me to you as the fabricator of the report in question, and to till you, th.it as you have had the baseness to traduce my charactu, without having hid the manliness to justify your emiduct--as you hate treated my repeated applications by letter, to ',bison an explanation, with con. mptiuius silence—as you have nisi the personal endeavour of oily tricot,. Me. Preittis, iu avowal of the grounds on which you made tie assertions, with insinuations more elan. derous than your original assertions—that you have proved yourself a liar, a scoundrel, mad a slanderer; and I shall adopt every 1101:311S: of making public the opinion I t oteriain of your conduct; and I shall tzke the earliest opportunity of telling you, to your face, w hat I think of you. '6 I am, &r. " JOHN LOW ARD TAYLOR." This finished the c.se on the part of the prose cution. The Defendant, after tmking a technical objec tion to the indictment, which was over-ruled, ad di eased the July lii a speech of considerable ability. j The defence vas simply this, that the allegations contained in the o flensive terms applied to Mr. Greenwood were tr-ue. We shall state the circum stances of this cast as 'nit lly as possible. In the month of July 'meting of the Commissioners of the Police .cf Manchester was ho Id to appoint assessors fur the ewuieg year. AL this meeting a paper was laid upou the table, cositsitinig the tOnneli of *a hombre of persons, proposed us proper to till this office. In the list was Mica ibed the name of the 'Defendant, Julio Edward Taylor. Mr. Greenwood, the Prosecutor of this iudacturtrit, who iv a Conimi,sioutr of the Police, aUeuded upon this occasion: sloir the name of Mr. Tailor was mentioned, he said, " 1 herrd some gentleman fib , jest to Mr. Taylar." No observation being made by any person in the room, he repeated his remark. Mr. Gill, another of thr Commissioners. acid, " Who i* this Mr. Taylor ?" Mr.liaeeuwnud replied. that " lie is one of those reformers who ~on up and down the countly making speedos ; ai d that he was the pinion of a mend-1,111 %%hid. .a as that' cause of the Manchester Exchange being set on fire." These observations of Mr. - Greenwood being retreated to Mr. Taj lur, he wrote steers! letter. to the Prosecu tor, couched in respectful terms, requesting to k.luiv the uuthoerty upon which lie had charged lino with being die author of that placard. To ihtse letters nu answer was returned, and an at- tt mitt of Mr. Ta)lor's friend to obtain air txplAna. 11011 from Mr. Greenwood was equally tinsuccess fut ; and he, on thisoccasiois, iusiuunied, that Mr. I I'll 3 for emplo y ed himself is going up and down the country exciting disaffection. In consequence of this refusal to explain, the I3tfendant wrote the letter in question, sod which, together with the other letters, WWI lad into the Iwa* of Mr. Coodroy, ;wilder, of Manchester, fur pul,li , inspec tion. Defendant proud the whole of this state ment. by the most respect:dile wilnesse•, except that Mr. Greenwood sr• turd to have used the quali fying words, " I underabind that lie oaf the tut bur," &e. and did tiot lrhwluteiy n-•rit it. After hearing Mr. Sc %MATT in reply. 'Baron %Vow) charged the Jury. Ile snit the mutter cootairied ii, the letter was clearly hl►ellons; the publication of it bart been provad, and the 1)elt 'Want had failed in proviiig that the Prosecu tor deserved the appellations lie Mul applied to 1111111 Mille letter in queatiou ; but in law the truth of a libel would nut justify its publication ; the condi. tion of society would be iirtoltrahle, at•d breaches of the peace would be perpeinally occurrnig, if every Wile and crime of every tndtviduul might be published iu all the Newspapers throughout tl:e kingdom. 'l•he I)efendatit requested that the letters which hail been reti:l to the Count might be haunted to the Jury. This upplication was ret • used. The Jury retired about eleven o'clock in the forenoon, trial did not agree lir their terahcr eleven o'clock at night, when they irturned, et the Judge's lottgiugs,u verdict of—Arot (initty. Mr. (ir:Er:mom). ni.t of the Counsel who al. trotted Dorham Assizes, had hol pocket pick..l of a cahoible stoul:.hox, as he passed through the rt:wd ' , entitled in the pusuge In OIL theatre, on .1' 1 0.? night last. MA 1? ATS. Frons die " London %reamfilp Prfre Currenl,"of Tue.da;, April 6, 15419. Pf CST INDIA AND SPANISII MAIN rnoDucil. Corm: kin hero drooping in price* siuee our last, and foi Si. Domingo Coll; I . of firm tomboy 109 s. were sesserilay Pok ed, and Ioss. °tiered; but the uncertain stale of the Coffie market readers it inipusailde to affirm any but nominal quotations. The stork of W. I.CufTee is now 3,159 tons, bring 1,400 less 'bash at ibis flax last year, present prices. 10s per cwt. higher. The Phistal SVGA% market Ilan been dull sister our hit. Middling, good, and fine support their prices. Mid- Ming Jamaien. 780. good new St. and fine Antigone 875.; ordinary Isrowu Jasnairas 71s. and suit brown Deme rara 695. The stusk of It. P Sonr in now '2,030 rank. mire than last year's at Ibis time; the present prices rate 7s. per cwt. lower, per Gut-rile :sveraze. Dunn Minot be !sought lower, but see extremely difficult of sale. . The proutit %lock of Mint is 10,414 puncheons, sod price of proofs 2s. I 1.1 per gnilim. Shirk last year same date, 14,429 puncheons, soil price of proofs is I Id. per g Moo. Dveotoops rt main strady. lu FIVENTO nothing done. SOUTH A MF.IIICAN PRODUCE. The demand far ComTos rommucs very trilling in this market, and nearly emitiord In a few oriki a far export, yet sufficient to keep prices steady, particularly of the g qualities, which are catmint:ly scarce. The sales of the week, ditty Flirt, are, 130 Upland, middling 13 1 .1. fair to good 14 1 01 a 151.1 ; 150 Permonhocco, usilittary 10 middling 18,1 a 1941. fair to good a !Old ; 110 113,11sia, g 11:t fine 181 d. a 19d ;60 Surat iis kind, wool to fine' il loe,rl ; BM Bengal iu bond, nrdir.ary to middling sel. a *I fair to goud 6.1 • 7.1 Tidal, 1,250 hags The Imports f the week aniontit (a 5,701 Ilsi2s, viz 497 United States, 195 De merara and Berbire, 4,301 Sat at, 600 via Uristol. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carolina Hirt; it dull uf sale at tbe priers &mandril by baler+, viz. for yew SO*. old 425. per cat. TOBACCO.—TIar export of last month was considerable, but it has nut had any rffect on Ilse market. BRITISII STAPLE ARTICLES Bantam Sucawe are du'.l 'ale, except low lump, of whit It PRIG have bevel made at DSc a 995. par cwt. MO,. SIES dull of demand. Shrk —Greenland maintains its pike, hot the demand k incousiderable, the open weather bringing into muse genets! use South( en. Linseed Oil reanius dull of sate. LIVERIPOOI REPORT, Aram 3, 1819. Wg have hail a fair demand for CorroN Ibis Mr. k from the trade, pailientarly for Bowed., which form a curoi.lerahle proportion of the business, noel which, in the early trait of the week, brought an advance of Id. per lb ; the market, however, has closed rather heavily: in other sorts the re is little alteration. The sales amount to 9,000 bags (of %Welt 1,500 Sunda have been taken by a speculator et 7.1. per lb.); they consist of 3.460 Bowed* 1214 a 130.; 420 Orleans 11 1 .1. • 151 d.; 247 Sea Islands 2s. 11.1. a 35.; 600 Pentium. 171 d. a 190.; 800 Bahia, .1151 d. a 17.1.; 000 Maranhams 16d. a 161 d.; 280 Demerara, 151 d. • 17.1.; 20 Bourbons 2s. Id. • 28.3 d.; 1,700 Seirats 7.1. a 9.1.; 700 Bengal.; 6.1 a lIJ. The imports are 6,333 bags, via Dent l3, New °desire 2,083, Charleston sisal Savannah 1,631, usher part, of United States 1,246, Brazils 1.360. The B. P. Soper market is st.ll very fiat, and mit, 300 Mids. have been Rohl this week, consisting principally of new Bat budoes, which went et rather lower priers dam the last sale of this description. Good and fine liana liolia fool a limited sale fur the home trade, and a few pared. of Benga l hare been taken by the grocers at Ms. a 84a. for fine yellow and 87. a 02s. 6.1. for fair to good s:rong ailllC, dilly paid*. Foreign descriptions are quite neglected, and 130 boars o f white awl yellow Ilavannahs, put up to auction yesterday, weer taken in for want of liii)ers, there Ir. frig sold only 33 boxes with all faiths at 3')a a 37 1 , ai,d,,,, ea are still without inquiry, Gail 20 racks Saint Kit's have hem a itliellawn from auction at 28s. being the highest offer; a small lot of inferior Dem• rain has been , ul4l at 2:.. The public sales of Coffee this week ; rotisiAing of 1.600 101.4 s of liberation and 900 hags of Domingo, found few bay era; of the former wily 100 Cagy amities. ordinary finality sold at 112 s the Wryer being entitled to a drawback of 5.. owl of the latter :00 bags of fair 19 fine ordinary quality were forced off at the reduced price of Itlts. a 107'. briar a decline of 12s. from our last quotations; very good Brasil WO taken is. at the same sale at 105 s. is. other ItoNta little list been hut little stone A small lot of inferior Pala Cocoa by sold at 455. Pimento is witlraut isigiiii 7, Of 1,000 bags mad pockets of E I Queer offered of a u cti o n, may 150 writ 11i.111,4011 of at 25. a 27a. and 300 hags of Pepper were tales. in at 7.1. per lb. About 303 tees. of Carolina Bice, of middling to 2..0il quality, have been taken lot alap. Milt at 245. 6.1. a 211 a ; fur 1E:1,4 India titer is little I nq uiry alit" of SOOT bags of gaud white Bengal Veer of duty) offered at auction, only a few bags were ditiloatil Of at 20. ; 2,000 bags of good a tote in !mud were taken in at public Cale %as. terday at 18s. 50 punnlieoris Dearer:nu !tutu have sold at 41. per gallon, 16 11. P. DrwourlP continue very flit, and have sold at lower prices, via-70 tons Carsepeachs Lovelier, at Of ; 54) tons of Cuba rustic at 10/. and the 101111 r quantity of lb sss iigo at 8/. per ton. Ashen remain will I 3;irratiou ; ..V.ed Montreal Mite have sold at 435. • 445. anti Bastons at 455. Turpentine is without alteration. • Pwafgrripl, nerdy-T. April fi, 1619, Pour Wl' fork. SvGan.—The sal. a of ti.e tiny wele confined to a few I Icr,t inks of gutel strop; qualit,, , at steady pieta uu Ide *huh., but rather lower than Wiwi a 'Corn - K-I'de mntkt.t yes mole prus!wil today than yi %friday. su much so a. to duce St. I) ingo Coffee of rood quality ti lONS. The priers of G,ffic gt-liervay must hr comillertd 'nominal this week. Peer: —The r. salt of a sale of Cartklin: Rice has imlur t al u to tower Ow quutaliun of t:tw to 4Gs. ; hold' rs of old •till abk 42e. per ever. Waif', One of the. prisoners who rycapea from the Lewes !louse of Cllflrei jil t ', HM I ti ftv ViA rilit aurrentlered himself, on being asked as to the moo ner of the escape, Patti It tens tirreteti, 114 it tr garded the main gates tl.ey had to pass obi-1..411i, by mean!, of am wooden key, inanolirliired fn ui nn impression nl• the master-key of the pi-icor:, wade on soft deal, and then case-Ittlrfirliell with Irud, which had been secretly melted for that in pose ; soil with a sort of pick-lock. collar from Ihr lium ul 4111 1,111 tinder-box, the padlock that fastened mu. other gate nut easily We are requested to Morin our Readers that Nievvra. Cool , Eit mall Co. Sten: J .oc., of Closelotitt - House, (:trot Charlotte-street, Black ftinrs-tuntl, trove, in constoinenee of their extensive practice, anti for the seeuro itludnti,.n ol patients no die We-t Fool of the Tom is, estahliAtol a Mu/ten! Huard in Woullstock.strect, Osfor.l. street, a ftis 411.111 h fi out natal-street, obi re a Physicisis of .10 At•exetri. core, and n Sorokin of crest rtioimenoe, r, tide, and mare all floe H...d.1 sltriostely nut-sit the %hale ifilu,m are Members or the Koval 0.11e ; :es, Thai tl ..... sands I, •ve bolls retltoreJ to perfect lwalth by their limited talent Ft is niPer tallyly seknowleoistol, irony of %doom lint brew discharged from ll.o l oisk and otherwiw• inaproopeo ly toesto.l arc euusali..l a i l tl'ooJslurk-fo.tw•e, %tittoristock-sti from liipfot in 111 W Nlttrosit t : mud Plight at Mato; and It Metrics! Hoard, elritiodte-lotio illackf. iso ...Matt, front Twelve tall Costa in the livening--Mechanics have ativiet plait es' ry livening retool Nis till lisqht, at both Louses, and on SUllaay Mllllllllg* until . rwrlve ;Wows. ClO and CS) beg to observe, they fosse Nu Cl.lllllminn ith nos ! New Comet sto ; thrr.•ti're all letters •le to b.' directed to Ch:,rlutte.bus..,•, atijoitinotK Rlnckfi idis.rostl. —Lectures ou ltuptnrc•, and also tot the Trenlino of of a t.'rrt•tiu Idisroak s trKllst &livered ail both larua,a ever!. Siring Pad Aut.:ono, FROM LAST ?Hours GiZETTF.. BA NK RUPTCI ES ENLARGED. • Charles Rob' rl Dewy I; Ls ..-v, or Swallow:field, Willa, draler, (ruin April 10, lo May 22, at eleavo, al G11'11.11,41, . 'll•ton4 Pinkerton. of Nnni :11011. VVRrrif k, nod of L. rViu. lone, London, nitwit:int, from Ain el 13, to April •.17, at leo, at Lowluo. BANKRUPTS. Jaws Travers, of Starizate wharf, I...ndieth, Surrey, coal merchant, lo sot moiler, April 10, 24, and May IM, at ten, as I. Inn. Attorneys, Messrs. Brace and Selby, Surrey *tree:, WI and • Charlotte Carr, of Hridge.street, Ilfrsfminstee, jeweller, to 4111 ft tiller, April 13, 20, soil May 18, at Iwagee, at Guild hall, I. lon. Attorney, Mr. Upsdell, Lanitreth.ruad, and Penchi', els.stretl, Loudon. Julio Peoria., of Plymouth-Dock, Devlin, saddler, to sur render, April 16, 17, and May 18, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plyntioilli. Attorneys, Messrs. Anstice and {Wight, Inner Temple, Loudon ; an I Mr. Gregg, Plymouth Julio liobr,t Saxfiy, of Hawkliurst, Kent, hop.merrhant, In surrender, April 10, 24, and May 18. at ton, al Goat). hall, Lonaloir. Attorneys, Messrs. Greg.osi and Funnel eau, Angel-cuurt, Thrugratirliiii-street, Loudon. Hubert -bw% of aleapeille. London, woollen-draper, to an. resider, April 10, 17. and May 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorisry, Mr. Fa won, 'Threadneedle-street, Linolnii. Digory Wrirath, of 'Entre), Cornwall, anent, to %urrelol.T. April 14, 26, and lay. Ift, at twelve, at die Commercial Hoorn., llrialol. Attorney., 8114,..e5. Price, Williams, awl Loonlon ; and Mr /Volley. Bristol Joins Swaiiistrin, of Kendal, %Vraosnordangl, morocco. lealhtr-ouannfacturer, to surrender, A pril 29, at owing, 30, at ten, and %lay IS, at invite, at the K A l ma Imo, Kendal. Attorne)a, %Ir. Greenwood, Kendal ; and 31tssra. Hord and Johnson, Inure Temple, Stephen Hawkins, of Milton, S..iiiliainiston, dealer, to surrender, .Ain il 15, at ten, 17, and May lit, at one, at the Grulge luu , Purlmisuulls. Atiorneys, Mr. Lanzton, Hare. wool, Temple, lundon ; and Mr. Wildr worth, Portsmouth. Gallininre, late of Fostirook, Stair , ..l, hut now of Norlinty, Willy, tanner, to surrender, April 29, 30, mad May 18, at **lwo, at the King's Anna luu, Dr. hy. Altur, aim Messrs. Johnson and {Vise, Ashborne, Derbyshire; and Mr. Harbor, Fstter-1111.., London. Samuel 'Eltutoley, of Lcrells.hulnie, Laneastrr, nn.llosepls Braman, of Nlancheater, minions( tote's, to ourrendsr, Ain it 23, al rune, 24, and Mry IS, at two, at the Bridge watsr Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorow)r. Mr. 1M.4, Chan. rery-latte, LOlldt/'1; and 3lesstr. Ju lnAon and Lonsdate, Manchester. Staid., Psalm, of Milton neat Sittitieniiirti, Kent, • to siirretidir, April 19, at seven, 20, awl May 10, • Icycii, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney , , Messrs. ft utile, Milton mid lisitiathouru; and Meson. Brace and Mown., Essex court, Temple. 13 .tliam I,Vutuewri4ht, of Liverpool, merchant, to sur render, April 23, al tour, 24, amid May 18, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arius Ins, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Had- Arid, Manchester; Messrs. Orred oath Brooke, Liverpuolt and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-latic, London. William Clancy, late of Aibun's.court. Old Broad-street, London, hut now of Combo!, provisi ~,, -nirrchatit, to sur rendrr, April 10, 24, and May 18, ut twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Crualcy, Great Junes-street, Bedford-row. Benjamin Smith, uf Birmingham, stechloy maker, to stmender, April It, at mine, 10, and May 18, at eleven, al tlw Royal fluid, Temple-row, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. (lathe, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery-laae, Lwdttn ; nal Mr. IVillc, Birmiachatn. DIVIDENDS. April 99. T. Adams and T. Ilessiter, of Bristol, merchants, ni twelve, at the White Bart Inn, Broadrstrest, Bristol. April 28. J. Alm gait, of Taunton, Somerset, linen-4.'ller, at twelve, at the Whi.r Lion lon, Brositstmet, Bristol. April t 7. J.Dcwar,tif Stamfoid, Lincoln, upholsterer, at twelve, at Gutldball, London. M ay Rolouti, of Little Britain,' Aldo-agate street, stable-keeper, At twelve, at Guildhall,. Lonrho'. May 25. A. Peat, of lloncavto.r, York, milliner, at twelve, at lanolon. April 2?. W. Hunt s ois of Play handl...yard, Whitecross•street, paperostaiorr, at lea, at Guildhall, London. Api il 27. J. Warm. iistou and J. E. Warmington, of Gram church street, London, and of Margate, Kent, vire, at Ira., at Guildhall. April 10. A. 14 French, of the Old South Sea-!louse, Broad sort et. London, no rebind, at leo, at Guildhall. April 27 J: T. Belts, of Mindisina-strett,Old.street, sex, rectifying distiller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London'. April 27. W. Aver, of Lloyd'a Coffee-house, meieliant, at till. at Gt11114114:1, Looduu. April '27. J. Bill and J. Snowdon, of Leeds, haberdashers, at Sc,,, at Guildhall, London. April 211. T. Goal ey, law of Salters'oflail-euurt, Lueolon, merchant, at one, at April 27 N. Luca. aud C. It. 1!:e, of Pancras-lane, London, Invirltatili, at one, al Guildhall. April 27. W. 11.11,1, of Dover, Ken!, hewer, at ten, at the Go.l.ibell, Castle' hui y. Apt il 27. J. Iltirleigh, of Bri.tol, brass-founder, at one, at the Cunimercial Booms, Bristol. April' 0. T. Powell, late of Leominster, Hereford, hatcher, at ten, at the Royal Oak Inn, Leominster. April 27. I . l' rleide, - late of Cape Coast Castle, Africa, and of I.outlon, merchant, al dries), at Guildhall. April 28. W. Conk, late of Earith, Huntingdon, •ict nailer, at eleven, at the Eagle Inn, Can't), idge. Apt il 27. C. Palk, of Cast Tragismo nib, Devon. linen-draper, at three, al the Clutfurit's Arms, Chudleigh, Devou. Apt it 27. A. Pswoed, now or late of Chard, Somerset, 1111 l ney•setivener, at twelve, at the Angel lon, Chas.!. May 1. W. !teed, of Piet-sheet, London, law-bouhoorller, at twelve, at Guildhall. Apt tl 29.'1'. Will said J. Malkin, of Compton, Wiley, comb tnakt aa, leven, at the (Gng's Arms Inn, O. i by. 7ilay 3. J. I) iV;I'S, hate sat Poppiies-emort, Eleet•street, Lun -41011. ales rotyyre-foinuler, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 1. J. I.lt-ro:o.1 sod C. liernasil, of Manchester, !Men ilraproo, at lady., at (ilti11111:111, LOUIII.III. May 4 J. Sb el, of Iluittolowlitch, and J. Health, of Cateaton . %elect, Loudon, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May 1. J. George and C. B. George, of Bedford-Myers, Miolollestx, tiliplateownikess, at twelve, at Guild hail, Loudon'. C FriTl FICAT CS.— Pam 27. W. Srniih, late O . I lonii low, Maoldlesex, hot now of Muf. fat u.strio r-r..sd, cormilealec.-11. Hiring', of IV Lit ' hureh, 11..1.1-..torn Anti Hayward, late Gnat t; in.! street, Middlesex, pa pershaigger.--It. «•hats:, of m i ,in z street, Middlesex, auchoroma th--. 1. M. !duct in sod (;. 31. Morgan, of BellesSaavaire-yard, wholesale stationers Praslley, formerly of ‘Vals3l, Shiroid, but 11.111 . orceatcr, coal mass l'. Mills, of Stamford, Lincoln, r.—P. 01- as r , of Cat till% 11. Plymouth, sliip.builiter.—J. Longman, of 'l•.nnrs, lAvnn, James, of IVestbury, K 111144111, jun. of Sunderland nese the Kra, Dui haus, dritper.T. field , of Kiugrtuo-uiron..llull, our eluol. COURSE OF EXCHANI Amble' deins,(: r. I I 7 Dittu at Sig6l I l 4 Rotterdam ll R Antwerp ex mu. l l 9 Hatillburzli.... .14 4 Al/soun 34 5 I'arta3.luy'aJatt• ti tte I)ittu Guurdrnu► 24 25 Muir Pludrid :l9 11,11.ua Rareckwa 31i1 Jet :14 ,Lt is iE. TUESDAY, APRIL 6. Genus. Venice ital. Ltv 25 Malta Naple+ Pales it so I23J par as. Lisbon .. . .. . 57 Oportu Rio Janeiro 6l Unbfin l2 12 Portugal Gold in X. r. ('ilin, per oz 0 0 0 Gold in Lars.. 4 I 0 Ntw D 006100119 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 5 Silver in Harz 0 5 New Toni* each. 0 0 0 TH' TURF. PONTEFRACT SPRING MEETING. 131111111.0/11r. APIIIIL 1. A Cup. allue rdl goings., elven by the Gentlempo of et Haut. fur half-hied horses, kr Meats, 11.., on.b s nr•t t quirter eseh. (Serra Suhacriber., Mr. lbws :Cs b. b. TLe Grunter, Ly Gassurr, 6 yrs uta, 12.1. (Mr. S. fisaby) Mr. Sheppard's b. m Speedwell, by Diller, yis ul-1, 12s1. C/0 •.er) Mr Title's b h. Pre.td.att, by Dissattintuu, G yis ;$l4l, 12st. (Mr 3. Jackson) Mr. Skiwires Rr. f. Miss Mi►acle, by Gf..4.t, 4 yrs 014, Ils,„ Mild. fur 50 guineas each. One mile. Mr. Fox's Ise. roll (Mr. 3..lorkposi) 31r. Pore's toy colt (Mr. 8 Healey) A good Race. . bi,lieol ORNITHOLOGY. Mrs. Montt trd, of Granby-street, in Plymouth, Will p,.. sePSlO$lll of n ctichno, winch was taken in a hayfield lit summer, being apparently but just fledged. hopes :or el, teit..llleit that it will outer its 001 known amt.. shuttle' ,n pt is.' ty, use sum of td„ was offered fur it last week and refused Tits real history of the radish). and Ilse coantrt i.e pl a ce to which it .tnigrates, are Inehlirsd is as mud. obscurity as the gerrent of 11w MAIMS. II is a so ll.sserr. War, fact, however, that it always deposits its egg. in ihn no in of a different bird, and leaves tie core of if. young In souse ullwr of the winged tribe. A water-she'll% or a lonize sparrow, frequently officiates as oar , . it. she Yn""g cuckoo Wood, and if they happen to be hatre.•d at the same time a. the genuine otfapring, t►ey quickly extrude the latter from the oral. The ruckus. in natation will Out l'ec.l itself, but the owner is obltged to pot the meat WO its mouth ill the CLOW miuser a. riots; birds are fed. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roitimwouTn, •rati. 3. Arrived the Abundance from the Duwu. fur St. Helens; and Mai y. Barclay, for J.ItTINiCI. Sailed the Ju►anun, Cl:artutte, and Grout. for Cadiz. yALMOLITN, •PItIL 3 Arrived the Prince Ernest park( t ;:li r mall Gush Ja.txprk in 13 dn.. Saited . the Doke of Kent parlet with a rail fur Lichna and L'Air,le,Startuek, fur the Ili Stall. HARWICH, •PRIL S. Arrive-41 the End of Leiert..r nod Heavy pnclects, bulb *ids milk front Holland. l'he Cr t.ttoreu wail titan muniun. //FAL, APRIL 5. Came .9ourn from the River, the Aid Mak, fur G Hada ; Doke of York. A odervou, fur J31011iell; Inured , J fur Si.l3,minor ; Salaams. ErrrAra, fur do.; Sophia. 11:A6• Lett, for Oureher ; Amity, Sorra, for do ; RalbsOuca lo.ibrt, Gorriet, fur St. Lucie; mince of IVatelloo, tUray, for HR- I 6111; Regions?, rristiu. for menu% Area.; Sara . ", IVeathe.lv), frr '4l i it Its i Hsi ; Roberta, f.w Raboa Mary, o men , tier Quabcc ; and vev:ral otters, 'aortic:Bl44a "uukareart--the wbole have sailed. 131RTHS. On Solanky, the 3/1 instant, at Clay Hall, the Lady 4/: J. 11. Wad/lit/von, Esq. ura son. Monday, at No 23. boxer Grosvenor street, toe Lady An„lusts Milbank, Lady of 31nik Mi:hunk, Esq. M.l'. a sun unel bctr. • 011 fllllits43). the 310 of Sla reh, it Miriam's, Illoso-rs. terstiw., the Lady of Rol.' a Cnn, of 3louol lieosorely, Csnioty Wirk!ors, Esq of a.dso DEATH. On the :nib nit. at the Caiho:ie Chapel, %V: n, in the. '3sth ruin bill i'jr, the Rev . tiennaa Th s , rxceltcut young man ki.cie not the value of money but as it retereil the poor; milted he fell a martyr to char'iy, having take* an intections f:ecr in the house of poverty Ilia prentainee death will Ir a Fe I ions low t o the T i l i ng gehees ti on , i f 'h a t wan and nriel.b.nirh,i—t, when it is recollected that every .pnre Intomettl I.' 11141 tV3.O employed iu the instructiou awl impruvroveut ui the youthful mind. HIGH WATER THIN DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Alortitsic ficr it • eretking 8 after 12. PRICE OF STO4 3 per C 0.,. RM. 731 3 IserCt. Coma. 75 741 f, 3b per Cent... P3a Si 4 per Cent.. 93 92.1 93 per Ct. N. An. 103114 Hank Long AIIII• • • IN SUPERIOR 11 DVIC IL IT is iMposeible 'to urge We often, or will/ tote much force, the uecessity, when Medical or Ssraicat Advice fortunes requisite, if 84: , plyine: to prsfessiostal arch of ackuoule.l4set ohs ,11 and well-earned celebrity. Tbnalh very one assian. ti, th.s cemnik, y. t there are few who fit low it practit..!!t, and ininthera are very day the victim. me inexperience ttuA rot pirciStu. The auccres witch tots acc ~,,, . panted us li/ 01..* kilt; established practice is the mu .. factory proof .1f our La of. s•aoutil skill, as it Is flu• n5...1 intr. quivocal pledge of Ow cusafitleuee. Oar reputation is the result of tii./ t y ars' soccer-did practice in ibis incho• polls, and is tua r'.l founded to require adventitious aid ; gut lug that period, scale of sire ntost .It4tinguislied sten in the country hale hem under our care, atilt have furnished, hs their pei feat restoration to health, the mnitt eatssfirtm tee limosiiale of our St. persor skill and experietice. Saschioatiel by every to loaCtiir, •s reglOari) Witlealra Sur geons, %lemlirs. tit the Ruyai colleo-ii of Loudon and Lb: , burgh, mad formerly in his Maj. sty's Sers.re, tit whic4 capacity we have bad the must favonratilo elipurtoiniti.e.of contrastiog the vac-tire of other commis , will...sr ugu, we have been ambled, from these multiplied advantages, to ac quire that co:Iloilo experience as wallas pi woof messes of es:-. lief, which, ;II a eitwe t,hs?Uir and lets di% ersitied prierha. It is altogether imeo..silde attniti. In 11l ease. 4'1'42414.n:4f infection, and %el t Cosophiiiit of Debility and ffetielersey, whether arising from the intat tittiou of youth, long resist-me in warts climates.. free living, or any other easiee peen:mein a delft:scary lit mealy vigour, the Petit tit linty rely on a speedy re.soi 0114,11 to sound and vi s corttux In ath. Strisanct of the Urttlica of tin and tireuly yt datntioNliev, to our limpet .1)1' plan of treatment in the slisict period of time weeks ; Maur or their ratter had previously, burn turd.r tit. • care of Stearn. Home mid iiravisote, and other fhir,seees vst equal Multi:re, who atte.nyucil their cure ny the aunt ,eistr.••. of the Inner classic svdtiout success. To the feina... N will be consulatocy to know, that they may he cur. d r • Debilities whit is it , tut cotteeptios, and sat the lon:salt. of connubial felicity. We may he cussulte4 by Patients of either Sex alai s..a. greatest delicacy, seercay, and honuor, •I N„ I. Halton girded. 'ferns of I - et:tune' alum ..cc in the first interview. Patients in the Country stat,ag the partieipars of t" '• cape, enclosing a remittance for Aiivice ..net Mi Alpines ; have *be same given or sent to 111 part..., the 1.411 ht. CURHIC and Members of the Royal Co;leger of ittiolos; o,d E.l.ohorgh, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, Nu. 107, 11,11:..t. garden. LONDON: Prieed end Published et the INIBez. No. t.. • Strad; where Aileenlist icepla ate eeerived. 40.4 (post-psi most irldreswr l l.—C .rtv Clemeoet Inn, N vet;.. 4 %NITA N. it 0. tit z 44. Patli 'her 'KS YESTERDAY. I Imp. 3 ~rrCet►t. As. 73:- I India Bond* 39 38 lc I Ex. 1111 k, .... 2 3 1)1. Lottery Tsekrts 19/. Is.. Coils. fa; Ace 75:z 74Iiii