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LAW INTELLIGIOCE. Mlt GIMMICKRY. lkiep.myr, VIIISVART 19. 011•11 M., The LORD CMAIIICBLLOII Cutlet into Cuurt et pelf .poot too o'clock. COLONRL THORNTON e. COSTON HOOPES, AND ILLIZA THORNTON, TON N'irs OW THI: PLAIN. Mr. HART owed, that the injunction which bad heels ransiored in this ease by the Plaintiff ghoul I try dissolved. It appeared that the Plain tiff and his wife entered into a deed of separation in the year 1814, and he agreed to allow her an asimpty fur her life of four hundred pounds per billit10), which we• to be secured am cer tain premises in Lincolii'm Inn-fields. and in Durset-street, Manchester-►quare. The Defendant, Custom is the serving trustee under the deed, and N► case the annuity was not regularly paid, the Trustees had the power of selling the tenements .11 raise money for the payment of the arrears. In the year 1817. the annuity was in armor, and the Defendant b Olt an ejectment, and ob tained possession of the house in Dorset-street, and entered into an agreement to sell it to the Defendant, Hooper, fur the sum of 0151. The Plaintiff, by his bill, charged that this was • allusive sale, that the saw to be paid was an in adequate price for the house ; and at the time the sale took place the annuity was nut iii arras►, and ou an es-parts application obtained an in junction to restrain the Defendant, Hooper, from snaking certain alterations in the Premises. The Defendants hid pm in their answers, denying the allegations of the bill, and setting forth that the Plaintiff had offered to sell the premises for 'similar sums to the Defendant, Hooper, but a dispute arose as to whom the purchase-money ought to be pan!. Under those circumstances, lie, the Learn tif Conn-el, had no doubt but his Lordship would di,;-calve lIIP Air. BLAKE followed on the same side. The Loan CHANCELLOR observed, he could see rrirwiii fur continuing the injunction, and if Co. luntl Thurman thought proper to go on to a hear ing with this hopeful cause. the Court would know h..w to deal with 'L-I'l . ol'lolol' dissolved. VICE-CHANCF.LLOR'S COURT, SATIMPLY, FkIINUAILY 19. WE.TMEATH r. WESTMEATH ♦ND OTFERS. Mr. BLAKE move I, on behalf of the Coun.tis of We•tiorilli, Lot., Crasiborne, and 51r. Wood, thit tor dissolving the injunction obtained mgdiing them by the Noble Pirintiff should be tasdr air-Aut.. He mid he had applied to the Attu►nev'-Geueral and Mr. Bell, who were retained for bird Westmeath, to kuow if they meant to show comic, sod Ile fouud they had on iustructions to do ►n. dissolved absolutely. 07.1) BAILEY. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. Mary Randall and J. Palmer were allowed iu plead Graty th the enamor Wiener: of Baring forged IL sorted iu (heir pr00,..,00. Joiia ••milk was capitally convicted of uttering • forged 1W mote .rt the •hop of Mrs. Appleby, Parliament street; turd //orris, of uttering two forged W. notes to two dif ferent ;um., Jamer Griffith. and William Jew axy were also tapi- Sally convicted of tattering two forted U. notes. a I f S i 3. I A p POLICE. SOW Stilt ET. Miss W— lady on the veil* of 60, ti g s • put of 1111 ' ;dsllesex, hit.ls rotor to this office, sitcom ps ,-rd by I.er niece, a girl of 17, and intimated to the Ma ristraie 'Mr. [bruit.), that she must apply for • warrant fur tha apprchesisiou of • yousag wan of considerable reaper lity, for obtaining no leas • sum than 250/. under a false peteti , C. Al.g..trate—" What was the false pretrattir, Madam?" 111 is+ W.—" Marriage, Sir:" m ;w h it ale—" With this proinig lady, I presume?" is Oh dear! no, Sir, out me," said the youog lady, blush. ing and wodcally retiring behind her aunt. Maxis'. ate (to W.)--" 11l it you, then, who have self, sail %ourself to be practised upon by Ibis young 'intik ?" The lair, more aml more cnufustil, said, it ts nfori newel! wa. ftl. Thr young man in question had been known to her for some nt tat ohs, and bad prides..it an much regard, that slm we* Jeducerl to believe he was really stricken with her, nut. witleitaudiug the disparity of years. He uniformly professed t 1..• most hononratile intent Miss, and she at length resolved to comply *Oh hit earnest solicitations, mid become his wife.— The prelimiesry arrangements were soon consist/led, and the day named. Under preteuce of making some necessary purchases, he prevailed on her to advance bins 2401. and from that momesit there aria an evident chauge in his behaviour. Me was nu longer the dilating loser, but was peevish and distant ; and instead of purchasing neceteary articles, he ►quaodered her money upon dogs and gum., and spent his liaoe in the field and the t . In short, atter ■ consider able del•iy, he bad the sf&outcry to declare off the instil. aliugesbei ! She thought such treatment was out to ha borne; and she requested the Magistrate to issue his war. gaol, that the offender might he pouislied. Mr. Millie kiadly condoled with the lady upon her loss, and olives veil that it was bad tudeed so to trifle with the feeling.. of a lady, especially one of her year., and it was altotelber a case strongly cholaadiug the iiitcrfereuce of the law. A warrant was immediately put into tee bands of an offerer, •hu west in pursuit of the gay deceiver, but could no Lad him; and it has since been isseerisiund, that hear. ink a eesi.ant was issued against him, he set off with all rd to dee Continent. The eilCrneler, therefore, bas escap ed from justice, sod the lady 'lmam . m i nus her tboi, Sained4 Clarks Nye was busily ersusined and hilly consmilied no clearzes of embezzlement to a reinsidelable ...mat. preferred *caned him by Thomson, Bomar, and Co. inerrhauts, in Old Broad-steed, to obese employment he bad Leese as a etnifideutial clerk. HisQpr the MASTER of the ROLLS will hear instiit closes and petit:mu* ibis waning, at nine o'clos k. Au extes,sive rubbery was committed on Monday night week, at a lone house urar the Two Close IL:, between Simsbury and Lancashire, iu the paii-li of Keoghley. It appear. that in the course of the sught, tutu 1111116139, with their feces blacked, sod utherws , e disguised, eitiered the house, •n.l, shreistesusig thir family with instant death if thee made any shim, obtained a booty munitioning 3001. Ws twat nines, with which they were nut but swept the house so completely of the fA tssldieg and appose', tiro the faintly could not op twos its five siornitig, till the kindness of their Voss& host fassesished thens with clothing. The uu f family . consists of an old woman, her thoillstwea who so lathe, and her graud-sou. ENGLISH MARRIAGES ABROAD. THE LATE SIR SAMUEL ROMIII.V. The Ili'lowing letter is given as the answer from this lasuentrd G. , tttleotat►, to the inquiry of ■ re spectable Clergyman, its to the validity of English otarriaers on the Continent " Dees S►w-1 was so mach eeespieti daring the last week of my stay in town, dial it was quite inimis.ible for me to answer your letter ; and now that l have leisure enough, 1 du nut know bat I can answer it at all satisfacto rily. The truth is, that the ceremonies memory to makes valid English marriage cannot be pesformed i■ a foreign country ; best a marriage between English persona sulesuisis ml is a foreign eurniiry according to the forma required it that country is a valid marriage is England. Two English Protestants married in France with those cerimairuies which make a legal marriage between French Protestants, will be legally man and wife when they return to Esi;laud. I ought to explain what I mean by spying, that the ceremonies us. ternary to make a valid English marriage cannot be per formed abroad. These are only two kinds of marriages in England—marriages by banns, ■nd they moist be published for three succemive Sundays is the church of the 'womb where our of die parties resides, and marriages by license, which license must be granted by the Bishop of the diocese is which the parties live. Of emir., neither can the banns be published, nor can the Bishop's 'metier be of ■oy call. dity in a foreign country. " Ever, my dear Sir, most 'namely yours, CLetterrhass, Sept. 4 1816. " 5. RUJIIILLY. . " Ker. Dr. Abassii, Kensingion-sqoare, Kensington, Loudon." AMOURS OF HENRY YIIL AND ANNE BOLEYN, WITH His MAJESTY'S WYE-LETTS:SC (Troia " The Leedom Murvz;vre," published by Gold snd ISurthlinuse.] LETTER 11. (rranslAttuu.) TO MT 3111gTRIMB, Beraitse the tone seems to me very long since 1 have beard from you, or concerning your health, the great atter. lion I have fur 100 has obliged sue to send this bearer to he better informed, bulb of your health and pleasure; particu larly because, since my last parting with you, I have been told that you have entirely chauged the opioion in which I left you. ■nd that you woolsl neither come to Coors with year mother, nor say other way; which ►eport, if hue, I cannot enough wonder at, being persuaded in wy own allied that I have never committed any offence spinet you ; and it aeons* a very small return for the great love I bear you, to be kept at • distance from the persou suit preseuce of • woman in the world that I value tlir m o st; and, if you love me with.. much offectiou as I hope you du, I em sure the distance of our two persons would be a little uneasiness to you. Though this does Mil belong so much to the mister... as the screen,. Consider well, my mistress, how greatly your absence grieves stir; I hope it is not your will that I slionld be so; but if I heard fur certain that you yourself desired it, I could do no other than complain of my ill for tune, and by decrees abate my great folly; and Cu, fur waist of time, I make 111 end of my rude letter, desiring you to give credit to this hearer in all he will tell you from me. Written by the baud of your entire servant. LETTER IV. (Translation.) Dy turning over in my thoughts the contents of your last letters, I have put myself into a great agony, not know ing how to understand them, whether In soy disadvantage, as I understood some others, or slut; I beseech you uaw, with the greatest easnestuess, to let one know your 111101.• Mortifies', as to the lure between its two For I must of necessity obtain this answer of you, having been above a whole year struck wish the dart of love, and tort vet sine whether I shall fall, or find a place in your heart and 'floc trim. This uncertairoy has hindered me of late from gam ier( yon my Mistress, since you ugly love 1114 with an ordi nary affection ; but if you please to do the duty of a Ira' and loyal Misters., :mil to give up yourself, body and heart, to rue, who will he, as I have bream, your most loyal sit (if your rigour does nut forbid tie), I promise youohat out may the name I SAO.. b e given yore, but also that I 111;1 take yon for my Mistress, casting uff all others that are in competition veils you. out of my thoughts tool affection, and sersieig you only. I twg you to give an entire answer to this my rude letter, that I may know sin what and bow far may depend. Rut, if it dues out please you to •llSOltr in writing, let me know some place, where I may have. it by word of nounill, and I will go thither with all soy heart. Nu mire fur fear of lining you. IVsitteu by hue hand of him, who would willingly remain yours, H. RET. LETTER VI. (Original.) The reasonable &vest. of your last letter, with the plea, sore I also take to know then', cairns me to send you now this newel. The Irv., which we most desire, arrived at Paris on Sunday or Monday last rivet ; so that 1 trust, by the next Monday, to hear of his arrival at Calais; and then, 1 trust, within a while afire, to enjoy that which 1 have so long lunged fur, to God's pleasure., and our both caution. No muse to yeti, at this mewed, roper awne darling, fur lake of time ; beet that I could vim were in myne arms, or 1 in yours; for 1 think it long once 1 kyst you. Written after the killing of an halt, at XI. of the cluck ; minding with Gal's grace to-morrow, tuna ily ninety to kill soothe', by the hand of him, which I trust shady aliallheyours:_ HENRY R. LETTER VII. DARLING—Though I bare skint leisure, yet, remeirs tiring my promise, I thought it convenient to cerli6e yur breevly, in what ease our affeirra stand. As touching a lodging fur you, we have guuru wane by my Lord Cardinal's means; the like whereof could out have beers found here abouts fur all causes, as this bearer shall more sliest you. As touching our other Affisices, I ensure you there can be no more duce, or more diligence used, our all manner of dangers httier both fmescen and provided fur, so that I trust it shall be hereafter to both our c.amforts, the special lities whereof were built too tug to br wriincr, mud hardly by messenger to be declared. Whet. fur, till you repaire hydder, I keep srimeitiirg in store, trusting it ►hill not be long so. Fur I base caused my Lord, your father, to make ►is provisions with speed. And thus, for lake of time, darling, I make an end of my letter, wriming with the baud of hiuy which 1 would were yours, H. R. On Thursday last some fellows got into an empty house in Millbauk-street, West.iiiiister, ails joining Mr. SHUTIM'S, whose house they entered at the 0118 pair of stairs window backwards, and escaped with a large booty of linen, and some silver spoons. . . An inquest wee lately taken it North Witham, Lincolnshire, before Geo. WHITE, Gent. Coroner. on the burly of Betty:mins Percerat, who hanged himself bye rope winch he fa%tetieil to a balk in his bed-room. It Kpfreitrell 'hat the dee.ased had heen ill for some time paid Feet of en !Jaen motion in the cheat ; that be e planted much of Ina stomach hurting hint, so•d frequently betrayed marks or dernagemeist ; that lie. being to reduced circumstances, had *applied to die inirt,ll Int relit r, which had been refused biro ; and that in the dn.. tributton of some public charity. a Sew dap be fote his destli. Itr had tint been di 11/WIIII 111 WI stirt pate. which had affected hilts greatly.— . l lie Jury. after full deliberation, returned is verdict of Lot mary.--li ■ppvared that n of the deretti.ell, who revided at Tuft, Losicoliishite. lied some years ego put a period to his existence in the wwr Is fundable troy. GENERAL ELECTION. Relh she limbers for Rampeitim have declined a canvass, anal Mr. Firming, of Shossirlasenpart, bas ais newneed himself • Cao@Hahne for that Comity. Nis Candirate has eatkrtaken a coolest for the Comely of losses in uppositioa to the well gromaded claims of Sir Godfrey Wellatcr. Shoreham mad Lewes, it le rumoured, will be contested in the approaching general election. The canvass fur Chichester is expected to he begun this day. String exertions are making to iodise* a Gestiestmn to oppose Mr. Htiskirson. We are assured that Mr. Groom, of Lomeli Abbey, is scam one of the Crain dates fue the ennsiag election, at Chi miniboom Mr. Ricardo has been invited by a sunsber of the free. holders of the county of Glimentter to oppose the resent of Lord R.G. H.Sininerset,mt the approaching general election. Jobs Ashley Warn., Rag another new Candidate, has cam vsseed the borough of 'reunion, iii opposition to deury Sey mour, Esq. Mr Baring will have nearly the unanimous suffrage or his old constituents. Mr. Whitmore, member for Briilenorth, has canvassed that borough; also a new candidate, Mr. R. Benson. The friends of Sir T. J. T. Joules, have declared his intention of offerisig himself spin, on his retina frum his parliamentary duty. Bishop's Castle is expected to he again contested. Mr. Douglas Kinuaird visited the electors on Moodily. Boaoven or Ihr.aottio.—We understand tbat • amine emu of bidepeodent principles will he solicited to stood forward fur the represeatai ion of Ibis Borough, in the place of Mr. Lefever, abuse iudispositinn renders it probable he way no; be again able to attend his pa►liaase•tsry duties.— r Windsor ('xpress.) The sitting Mashers for Aylesbury, Lord Nugent, and Mr. Bickford, of that Borough, will be strongly upposad by Mr. Aubrey; but the seat of his Lo►dship is deemed secure. Mr. Duttiu has commenced a canvass fur the tnwo of Southampton. Admiral Markham is a Candidate for Portsmouth. Lord Ebrinatun arrived ■t Plymouth, on Thursday, and oottommired a rworass fur the County of D , •von. Mr. Plunkett will be re.rlecied for Dublin University without any opposi Imo. Mr. North OSIDONIMOIi his ieleative to content his return. but it was only to resign it. Mr. Thompson, the eminent iron -merchant, and Mr. Atwood, Ike banker, are gone down to Callinstau,to oppose the iutereala of Lord Clinton. IRELAND. DUBLIN. FEBRUARY 15. RICHMOND BRIDIWILL.-Our excellent Chief Secretary, the Right lionottrable Charles Grant, nn Friday visited this Institution, where be re mained a considerable tune. He was much pleased with the attention paid to the female prisoners by lire Committee of Label. who attend there for the !impose of instructing them in various kinds of %VW k, as well as with the clean opprarance of the prison. His Excellency Earl Talbot, it is supposed, will return to Dublin by the first of the next ttttt h. We are happy to learn that Mr. Becher has his too firmly secured, to be disturbed for the nresetit in the rtineeentatiou of the borough of How. Mr. Prendergast has been announced to the electors of Galway as a candidate at the approach ing elcct . We were informed last night, that General D'Evereux had arrived in town, accompanied by Captainal3ealivais.—(Dublin Freeman.) Colonel Sampson, of the Patriot service, has beets summoned before the Police Magistrates, 'fur a breach of the Foreign Enlistmenc Act. He stands upon bail to take his trial. The route of the 63d. which wits intended for Limer:ck, has been altered. owing to disturbalices iii the county of ROSCOMMOD• Four companies of this regiment arr:ved at Athlone on Friday week, as did also three companies of the Rifle Brigade. The Stall of the North Mayo Militia, under the command of Col. Jackson, have taken their "Kota at Shrule, Duomacreetia,. atol Clare; and the South Mayo are quartered in the latter town. LENT ASSIZIa. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. • Before Mr. Justice BAliLtlr and Nr. Justice PARK. Town of NPsecaalluitpun Tr. und County of the same Town—Vf rdnesday, February 22, at the Guildhell of the said Town. Nerthassfrerfand--Ttre same day, at the Castle of Newell'. 11e-upu■-Tyur. Canstertend—Tharsday, February 24, at tiro City of Carlisle. .fiurkerm—Turarl.y, February 29, at the Castle of Durham. Westoortaad—Withireday, March 1, at Appleby. City of York and Comely of the sane City—Saturday, March ♦, at the Guildhall of the said City. Yorkikire—The saute day, at the Castle of York. - Lancorkirn—Sat sada), March 18, at the Castle of Lancaster. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, VEMIVARY.IB. Arrived the Ganges, Chivers, from Lastidos fur Madras and Bengal ; Lovely Amu, Dew, from St. Thomas's; and Norfolk, Smith, front South Georgia ; sailed December 1, with about 160 tuns of uil : left at South Georgia the Mary Ann, Tudrick ; Indispeuiable, Brown ;. and Recovery, Bacur ; the two farmer had 20 tuna of oil each, and the latter IT loos. PLIt.MOUTIII, FINAVART 17. Sailtd the Elimbeill mad Maly, fir Jamaica; ♦my, Bluoudithi s for Umbers ; hod ludustry, Westerman, tut Bt. 1.:ht . .. - FALMOUTH, ?MUMMY 16.. Arrived the Aga, Palmer; and the Fsiriads, from Cork; also the Two Soothers, Burch, from Loinlou.—Sisstd the Liberty, Aldridge, fur St. Michael's; auJ the Hibishia, Williams, fur Melte. DIAL, IMSRUAIRIf 18. Arrived and sailed for the Rivera traitspint (name un known) from the Writ !wises, lest from Poriimiuuth. Came down front the Hasse and satlrJ the Aim, Palen!, for Hayti; 7l.etia, Middleton, fur Jamaica; Lid Willing. ton, Newton for Si. Wilmer.; and Aurora, Prelims, fur the Cape of Lind Hope—flee liner vessel semitios. LIVP.RPOOL, IVS!WARY 17. Bailed tire Gilbert Henderson, Ciiribtopliersosi, fur Cuba; Mora, Brewrr, fur Saviinnali, Flora, Lt Terrell& ; Luv , ly, Tinware, fur G.br•li•r ; and Hibernia, Willis:ai l fur Malta. NORTH /WIELDS, TRIIIIVART 17. The 'Resolution, Bell, that was .spun the Herd Suitt, was gut uti yestteilay, sad brought is herr iu s daturgtd state. _ MAILICRAI, INSILVARY IS. Arrived the Lord Nelson puke', nails a mail trutn Hul laad. I'RICE OF sTocks ON SATURDAY. 11 . ml( Siuck 3 pre Ct. lied... 6913/ I New Ati , tiattier.... 681 3 per Ct. COW.. g.. 2 3 pr. '4 iwr Ceuta. B7O Unto. Con... 8 7 dis. 3 Per Ct. N. Aim lO3/ I Lottery Tickets 831. i !Sauk L. Au.. I 8 31-161 Lou'. 611f1 PROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. This Gaulle contains us Order in Courted, distorting the Archbishop of Canterbury to " Prepare a ►orm of Pram sail Thenkngivisig iii Almighty God for his Majesty's reco very from his Isle dangerous 'idioms." Also an ender, ea. joining she Ministers of the Established Church and the Episcopal Communion io Scotland, to offer up prayers and thaakegisiup fee his blajosty's recovery. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Consoniseees signed b as Lord Lieutenant V tan County iff Nottingham. Royal Sllrratood Footmen, or Nittliagliamabits & m i ao w of John Lee, Grut. to be Lieutenant—dated Janua►y 8, 1840. Thomas Sal Gent. to be Ensign—dated as above. Holinepierrepoot Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry Oldkiww, Gent to be Lieutenant—dated Aimed 17, 1818. William Marshall, Gent. to be Cornet.—dated January 14, 1880. TIANKRUrTS. Martin Ranee, of Canouir-street, Middlesex, carpenter, lu surrender, Words 4, 11, and April 1, ■t eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. West, Red Lion-street, Wapping.. _ _ _ lienjaniiu Louis Leonid, of Great Treseot-itreet, Goad. mates fields, Middlesex, carver and gilder, to surrender, Pe. bruin-, ?2, March 4, sod April 1, at Orval", ■t Guildhall, Loudon. Alturaey, Mr. Midfield, Great Prescut-street, GuedtuatesdieWs. John Taylor, late of Brighthelmatone,Pmmex, but now of Moreton.in.Marrli, Gloucester, wine-morehant, to surrender, March 3, at seven, 4, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Chel tenham, Gloucester, and April 1, at seven, at the Kiug's Head Inn, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Tarn, &off/Ant-the- Wold, Gloucester; sud Messrs. Mason and Housman, New Bridge-street, London. John Shaw, of Micklehurat, Longdendale, Chester, clo thier, to surrender, February 29, at six, March 1, and April I, at eleven, at the Ruse and Crown Inn, Huddren field, Yorkshire. •Itorneys, Mr. Bettye, Chancery-taut, Lundou ; and Mr. J Boom Huddersfield. Thomas Shuttleworth, of Ipswich, Suffolk, linen-draper, to surrender, March 13, 7, and April 1, at eleven, at the Great White Horse lon, Ipswich. Attorneys Mr. John Vuuinghsm, Ipswich ; and Messrs. Stucker, Dawson, and Herriaglums, New Boswell-court, Loudon. Charles Beckwith. of Preston, Laucaster, draper, to sur render, March 8, V , and April 1, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. Attorneys, Mr. Winder, Presiuu, Lancashire; and Mr. Hugh Thomas Shaw, Ely-place, Hol born London. . _ _ Wtlliao Jones, jou. of Burseongh, Lancaster, innkeeper, @@ der, Minch 7, at five, 8, at ten, and April I, at twelve, at the Eagle ■nd Child lea, Wigan, Lancaster. Attorney, Mr. Gaakcll, Wigan. Robert Chapman, of livecles, SiiWolic, ironfoundar, to surrender, March 2,3, and April 1, at eleven, at the White Lion Ina, Beetles. Attorney., Mr. William Bromley, floilsorn.court, Gray'. lan•lane, London i and Mr. Bohan, Beech... Christopher Wilkinson, of Wormwood-street, London, lectleater, to surrender, February 28, March 4, and April 1, at ten, st Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Col k`e-1011. James Williams, of Cros land, Lincoln, grocer, to Barren der, Marsh 9, at tire, 10, sod April 1, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Peterborough, Northampton. Attorneys, Messrs. Bremridges and Barnes, t D l er's-buildiu B s, Holburu, Mid dlesex ; sod Mr. Cole, Misster-cluse, Peterborough. Willum Tinsun, of Christchurch, Southampitm, inn. holder, to surrender, February 25, at four, 24, mud April I, at ten, at the George btu, Ciiristchureh. Attorneys, M►. Drao, Guildford -street, London; sod Mr. &ruder:, Christ. church. Thomas Sperria, of Thornliiiry, Gloucester, tallow-chaud ler, to sartesidsr, February SS, March 4, and April I, at twelve, at the Commercial Room►, Bristol. Athletic's, M . Lambert and Sou, W.:ford-row, London and Messrs Cooke and Beugough, Shauuen.ciourt, Gums:reel, Bristol. Igustius Brook, late of Huddersfield, York, tanner, to surrender, February 2V, at six, 31ersb 1, and Anti! 1, at eleven, •t the George lug, Hudderafield. Attorney., rg. Clarke, atelier, dr, and 11e.lealf, Chaueery-lane, Loudon; and Mr Melt, bead, Iludderalieldl_ George Dann, of Linton, Kent, botcher, to surrender, February 29, Mardi, 7, sad Apral I, at our, at Guildhall, Loudon Altura...ye, Messr►. Burr, Hoar, and Burr, Maid. atone ; And Messrs. Egan and Waterman, E..ex•atreer, John Knight, kit of Fore.street, London, cheeseasonger, to surrendrr, Frbruary 22, March 7, and April I, at elrseu, as Ginldlk .11. Atheism's, Misers. Oriel and Leader, Finch lane. Daniel Dyhall, of Ilse White nurse Tavern, Fetter.laiir, London, 'mown ktrpro, tu suriender, March 4, 18, and April 1, at lacier, Ai Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Arundel', Fornival's Inn, Honshu. William Nome, of Iturnsye, Southampton, tinaber-ater chant, tu surrender, March 7, at one, 8, at eleven, aid April 1, at uur, at the Wt.iie Horse inn, &mosey. Attor ney., blessrs. Daman and Wainer, Itunteey ; and Mr. Gil. bank, Coleman-street, Lundua. illudreve &napalms, of ft. Swithin's•huie, London, user chant, to surrender, Faunas, 22, March 4, and April 1, at ten, at Guildhall, Londuii, Attorneys, Maim niterson and Pelle, Old Hinad-street. DIVIDENDS. March 13. W. Taylor, of Naos, %rich, Chester, currier, at elevt a, at the Talbot Hotel, Nautwich. March S. B. Cuuke, uf Patrieruft, within Barium -twos bitten, Lancaster, cutlou•spiuuer, at nine, at the Star tun, Manchester. March 11..1. Kirkoian, uf the Wellimgton 'Brewer►, City road, Middlesex, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 18. F. H. Choppin, of Whetstone, of place, bulb in Middlesex, and formerly of Park•lane, Middlesex, horse-dialer, as twelve, at Guildhall, Lundua. March 11. J. Randall, of Pancras-street, toad, and uf Craveu-place, Kentish 'Cowes, Middlesex, auctioneer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Match 41. W. Neale, uf Sweeling's alley, Curnbill, London, silversmith, at ten, at Guildhall. Match 11. H. Simpson, of Crows-court, Threadneedle street, London, merchant, at ira, at Guildhall. March 11. L. N.H. G. Canatant, of Wel/close square, Mid dlesex, autgar-rt burr, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. March 11. J. Lomas, of the White.burse !tin, Fetter, lane, London, tavern-Impel., at len, at Guildhall. March 11. T. Holmes, J. Harris, and J. D. English, of Luug•acre, Middlesex, coach-oaken, at len, at Guild. hall, Loudon. Mirth It. J. Daly, of Woolwich,. Lent, iuokeeper, at twelve, al Guihlltall , Lons/un. Match 11. J. Let, of Ktng.strcrl, Clieapside, Loudon, arthuuseutast, at tru, at Guildhall. March 11. G. DIIWI.OII and 11. Lusizaett, of silver street, t% 00d-street, I..undust, euluur-roata ufact ui ere, at elevest, at Gutldhail. Mauch 14. 11. Brown, of Charles-street, Westminster, builder, at ten, at Guildhall, Lundou. • March 16 W. Jewell, of Heurietta.sirekt, Cogent garden, ver, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1L1.1111016. Mauch 13. G I...rekarood, of 11 . 1.4tby, York, woullcu•draper, ■t flee, at the Giorgi; lon, Yuo k Marsh 11. J. 1111. tear, late of Ileatb•street, Commercial• road, Midalmes, suariuer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Match 11. J. St. Hai be, of Austin Friars,l.oadon, ship. ostler, at fru, at Guildhall. Much 11. W. Smith, of Neacastle-■pon•Tyue, vocal-, at tau, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 29. J. Balloter, late of the City Chambers, Bishops gase.asseet, Loudon, merchasit, as eleven , at Guildhall. Fabrua►y ild. G. Evan., jos. of Rummel, tor trey, bup•tnerehaul, at twelve, at Guildhall, I...Judaea CERTI F ICAT ES.— M &mut 11. J. Crovthe►, late 4.f H 4414.4.86(1J, Yu. k, W. Tomuthy, of Leith, Wurcepler, fornocr.-1. Saudalt, of Fulham Adds, 111.4141ristx, burse-deuler.—C. Barrels, of Iklufluw-mews, Brutuu-street, Berkeley-squarr, Ni4l4llesex, ViOrto.tiootolf.-7. Liven,. Info of Xine.firittge owl of Both Nit, Devoe. woollatiosooferturrr.—G. Miteloud, j i „, w. Woof BisiosilialLotreet, Loo!loo, Blorkornitaff farloc—ty . Roberts. tff Chowbeut, Looeostry Borobolo-Watioio, Nurfork. 1;ookoellber.-Af. Witebero, of Homo Witch, Loudon, comb-mm.4er. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. too sad W. Seatlett, of the Strand. woollreAm Frbruary 14, 1830.-11. Royer Ind J. E .Diu. of A sorrel, Lowloa,silveressitlts, February 17, lIITO —l. S. n at. ford, A. G. H. Batter .hy, A. Harford, awl J. Wiupeauy, of Bristol, beakers, as far as cowman J. Wiepeuuy, Jour 30, 1819.—C. Smith and J. B Viotti, of Duke sure., Adelphi ' Westminster, December 31, 11119 Ju Is vu uuJ J. T. Wray, of Bush.lane. Lved.ro , merrlisniv, 30, 1819.-1. Racine, A. Jager*, J lavers, mid J. Pa—iiv. jua. of Hare-atrert, Brihnsl.grren, Middlvsea, silk tar as respects J. Racine sad A. Jollies, February 17, lit: —.I. W. Melvin and J.l olussuit, formerly Fitsroy.ssieare, solicitors, February 14, 1810.—lt, S, . j. h . Lucas and B. L. Brilly, of the York Hotel, Biala, evack. muter., Febisory 13, 1100. PRICF. OF SUGAR. The average pries u( Brower or Mastered° gager, e l m. poled from the Return. made its tbe risk endure lift If f.l flay of February Itto, is 36g. BP. per ltuslre., aeirlft, eh. elusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable tbereua on the isportatioe thereof isito Great Brims.. PRICES oF CORN. Aversive Prices of Coen of England ana Wales, he the Qitarter of Eight Winchester bsisleele, soil of thetinc.il bull of 1401 b.. avuirds poise, from the ret eras received i« lien neck ended the 11111 of Prbressry. 16519. m•••• . a a. d. •. d 32 11 U Ii 6 1 Z ) C I S. d I. 64 1 1 38 a. d e l a. d 44 47 I. d. e. f. tiS b..-- Aggregate Average Preen of the Twelve Maritime Dis, trim of Engiand and Wales, by which imparitnian is t• be reenlated in Great I 0 1 4 41. 3 ak 4 .k .t• • d. d.l • d ♦ d ♦. d • d 63 4 40 01 32 b: 22 4 1 42 4! 46 11 , 02 II HOME MA lclC ETV. WINDSOR, FtitlVAPt• 19. 1410• to 19/ 5. I !team., yr, .Ir.. ..4tl. 191 469 nirley, per qr. „36A to 40. p.i.e Oat. 2B. to 32. it)e .to —• READING, Fi :111tVARY Its. Meat 68s to 804 Wage .... 4O. to 49t Barky its to 40s Oats Beans - _ OM Wheat.: ..614 its Mit STAINES, FRIBRIMIT Meat... All Os to 40/ 101 Pease. per yr..... 451 to Rya —a to —4 ..... to •--4 Oat., per qr. to 304 Beaus MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT oruLDRALL TO-MORROW. -..........- X M. W. E. Browne, Brixton, atock•ttriikre 3 10 A. Dick and J. Morrows, East Stnitheirld, air autl porter merchants 3 12 G. Twuddy, Bread-sireel-bill, oil awl euluas J. Ilanyer, Wbetaione, dealer 2 lO° J. Harper, Edtteware-road, cow-keeper 2 1♦ W. Gallant, LeadenhallAnarkti, r 2 II J. Farmer, Skinner-street. victualler... E. Ford, Lime-street, wine-men-Suit J. G. Bidwell, Feeler, wine.marrelmot 2 1? R. Walton, IYoutl.stieel, Mosier E. Dickens, Eynsford, draper 2 II W. Carnes, Bermondsey, rope-maker.. A. Sim psoii, w. Sorokin ...lane, morello ut 1 Pt B. 1.. Lerand, Goodamies.fields, earvtr and gilder 1 1 J. Knight, Foreatreet, eheesesnoneer I II DIVIDENDS. W. Gilpin, Villiers-street, army-citithier and scent .... la H. G Hilbert, St. Mary-aae, men pant.. T. &Idiom., Rumford, liorn•draper . R. 5W41311, GalaphOntllgh, et es-client W. Lloyd, jun. Finders, faroter CERTIFICAI R. Hamlcock, of Manchester, cottonAn..rchsol.—T tat ter, late of Altriocbaso Chester, fellmoneer.—D. Malineman mud T. MaMasao, bothlite of Lepton, York, fan. y clotlur u. —S. Daveupor t, of Manchester, engraver to csln • primers. —R. Tayle of Nlatichester, engraver to calico prowess —4. Derry, of the Coal Emir; ge, (MI Jou, ci..1.4 cot.. BIRTHS. The Lady of I. H. nastily, F.M. of Rook-hill Cc/Haze, Keyuahaus, of a dauehicr. At the house of Viaeounteta Nrlacoi, I:xmonth, the of T. Nesbitt, E.q. R N. of a Mo. and b. tr. On Saturday Icsat, Mrs. Simone, Ellll , Ol, of a pea. On the 'Otis instaut, Mts. 11'larlate, Mic.ociicry Loclge, near Reading, Ikrks, of a sun. I DEATIII. On Friday main, Ike INth t.i.tant, et Ow bogie of hrr father in-law, tier Wtheu Wallyr. But. ibs 11,.t. Nti...anne Curzon, only deuzlatrr of Ihr Right lI nreueaL±e tile Barnnros Howe. On the 11th instairj, at his Wiese iu It•atifdrt Bath, the Krt. Thomas Haweis, I). Id•rtor a Ad Saints, Aldo. Otklr, Notts, Chaplvt n and p.o.ru.tt trwoes its the late Connie's' of Naomi/duo, to: ..... er of tb« Load.* Missionary Society, and Eat lirr of the NI o—iirso• so the Mow. Sea Islands. The reinanis of this Ileonl.bk pord•ir were iw leered with most respectful sokvanitov in the Abbey eldterld. Dr. llawei. was the author of a " Histo.y of ch g .,4,... 3 vols. Set,. " Explanation of the Chits eh CAR-closet ;" and "The Coneouteicant's Cuespassou." Saturday re'statietet, at Curtis ottani, Mr. ;owl.) , Cawed set. Mr. C. had recently reeuvertd from Orne.r..ss, todart onation of the limp, and lb Y. ws perfrri'c w ittired to heals% that whilst preparing to sit down on thr iniortrot pro moves to his dissolution, lee Om mil that "h.• had Dreer beer to better health iu his life." He had scaricrly seated loom It; *lvo he fell to the grusemsl i , and expired essastritately. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.IIN DON 'BRIDGE. Murriug R 8 afscr 7. Emboss 67 .t 1 7. EVERY MAN HIS OWN uthatta. By ti.. Lifie.o: ► of Dr. IiOE I RA AVE'S RED PILL, No 2, sealed with real wax. Promo at either Sex (aumiticl by the iora.,aleVrepiams dirwriesa therewith riven) are enabled to era Beale ifectially I are. tail insithosie Disease., and to Hr. ilale !lee Reewerry Health, with rase, safety, and seers), its a tr. ibis. Price 4s. 64. wily pet aux. For Bllluv Diseases, 6- Scrofula, sat of • 13100.1, ;be Erficicy of tilos Med:rine is in well kaolin sod bsclily retested fin Any years past,t d any fou thee cumin's( is tendered usiurtessary. Aauther supply is just received by Leigh. 10, jtraad ; &tram, ISO, Oxford-street; Butler, Cheapsi ;• Tau, El - mud Ward ; lieltuirste Pried esd l'ablialied at Ts. Bantam Paoli aad Tna GLoaa Oats, Na 127, Strand, by C. CORNWALL. et *be Straad. : , . I sissi i• II skis Irly Seem Ilitso Vol' By. An hi' ?Jou Cul Mil red' -r BO) WWI Ac 11.1, I Tto le ...; • a ' .!._ I ?~