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I a A. •A_ I LAW' INTELLICEIVeZ. COURT OF CHANCERY, Dee. 14. ........ IDUTTOM V. CR ATMLIER. I i 1050 SIANCLITTE O. 11l THOMAS PAlltllll. On a former day we stated thi► to be a hill call kg noon the Defendant to le-convey certain estates to the Plaintiff, and account for the produce of them. with interest, since the year 1760 Th.. out line of the case is as follows: Sir Thomas Parkins, and Jan., t' .e daughter and heiress of Thomas P it. kins, Esq. her minors, and havinz agreed to ir termatry, a bill was luought inr• Parliament for :41- lowing them to make• crinveyances and stotlernenis of Jane P o kith'. estates, pursuant to the dirsolions of that bill, which wlrr. that they should be en tailed in te , upon the ma'e heirs af her body. The bill pass-d into a law in 1746 ; hot, instead of ad heting to its dirations, tb-se est tees were settled in fee upon Sir Thomas Parkins himself, am', were made the subjcfl of various devises, con tracts, in irtiage settlements, &e. from that time is the pres-nt, Sir Thomas haviag come into pos session of them all, after the Jer-•.tse of his wife's mother. The rill farther alleged. that, at the time of these (devises, there was in existence, and in the possession of Sir Thomas, then and ever bitter, a will of Thelma. Parkins, snaking a different disposition of the estates, titer the death of his daughter, from what was set forth in the aet of Parliament ; that Sir Tho mas concealed that will, while the bill was b e fore the Com:lli:tee of the Haase of Commons, and al►o fmns his son, the late Lord Ratcliffe, who was the descendant and heir of Thomas Parkii s, after his Lordship's mother, Jane, and that it was only by aecideur he discovered it atuungst some papers a fr,v y..l:s ago. The hill then set firrth the will of Tnerria. Parkins, which was not dallied by the Defelidaat, and asserted the right of thtPlaintiff to these ca.ates by the Wills from the concealment of which before the Committee of the House of Commons, it was contended, that the aft was ob tamed by frau I, arid was, therefore, of no elite ; or even if it were valid, yet, under its provisions, which were net complied with, the Plaintiff 'vivid be totitle..l to the estates in question. It must be easily conceived. that. ♦Foist the teal tilatious family transactions, which took place in s ich a length of and is all of which, these e ;tate', a share in the ' r Company, &c. were in velved, how impossible it would be to ant* an intclli,gible analysis of the will within any reasestiable compass. The therefore, is only a very 'Mr abetra& of the grounds on svl•ich it pr o ceeds, and, in supp-rt of which, the A rrttitt:LT-Gt:iLltAL was heard till half past three o'clock. The claim here made by Lord Rancliffe, upon ealcuiation of .be re it•. and compound interest upon them, of five pi.un Is per cent, for the term o' almost silty years, comprehends property to An immense amount. C.31:11* Or CO %IMON rI.F. S, GUILDHALL-1,4c. 14. This was an :fifties brought by the Plaintiff, to recover damages from the Defendant, for the non. performance of an agreement. gerjeant StlthigEntl, on the part of the Plaintiff, regretted that his client, who was an honest linen draper, had ever thought of entering into any other trade. In the present instance, circumstances com pelled bins. A person being his debtor for a large sum of money, and being unable to pay in cash, sent him a cargo of Cheshire cheeses, these lie had removed from the ship which brought them here, ' and placed in his cellar. The present Defendant came there. and, after examining them, agreed to purchase a ceitaM quantity, at eighty shillings per hundred weight. It was agreed that the cheeses should remain in the Plaintiff's cellar until the De fendant should send for them; and, accordingly, the very day they were sent for, they were removed to the shop, sad from thence to the cart, which the Defendant had sent. When they were conveyed to the Defendant's shop, he tasted several of them, and then said that he would not take them, as they had. been removed from the cellar about half an hour bc:ore his cart was at the Plaintiff's door ; and also because they had not been properly scraped. The cheeses were immediately sent back to the Plaintiff, who having lost many opportunities of ' disposing of them,' as they were, in lafl, sold to the Derendard, commenced this aaion to recover the value of them in damages, and the Learned Ser. jeans concluded by saying, he had to doubt, when the evidence was heard, that the verdia would be given in his favour. Several witnesses were then c tiled, who proved the contraft, and that the cheeses were only removed from the cellar about halt an hour before the Defendant's cart came. Serjeant COcKET.r., on the part of the Defendant, addressed the Jury at considerable length, st atirig that these cheeses were in a very tender state, from being on ship board, and that, on account of their being so soft, it was necessary that the utmost care should be taken of them to prevent their cracking at the sides, and, in a short time, becoming, in fat, not worth one penny a pound. This care, he would prove, was not taken of them, though his client charged the Plaintiff not to remove them from the cellar, until he sent a person that knew how to treat cheeses in that state. Ile accordingly sent his man ; but, before he arrived, the cheeses were all piled in the shop, eight or ten in a heap. He concluded by saying, that he would instantly dispose of the case, Icy calling several persons helongine to the cheese trade, who would prove, that lying half an hour in that way, would ruin any cheese se the world, that bad been just taken from on hoard ship, and that it did destroy the cheese in question. Many respettable cheesemongers were then called, who all declared, that if soft cheeses were piled, seven or eight high, for half an hour, some of them, mos, probably, would crack at the sides, and then the fly wncld get in and destroy them in the course of a very short time. It was also proved that several of these cheeses were cracked. but, on cross-examt nation, the witnesses acknowledged, that removing them in the cart was likely to have the satin et el Sir .1e mf% IA A Nirtet.D observed en the *old olee, feitninFr tattier in favour of the Defendant, W:euse titr,4ll In: to that P'ainfic respesainz the relao, ,1 of t:.e chew . . out of Tr e (*elfin, he Wild, were not at Afita =f r Jure, elite es short con. etslia for the Plairdif—ba- POLICE. lOw-S t l LET. Late ott Prldtry night, a young man of the name of Qitin was brought to the Office by Anthony and Adkins; and underwent an ezambiation before Mr. Homo and Sir W114.1/04 Pas'nt.s, charged with being concerted with several others in picking the pocket of John Mash, of bank notes to the :1111'111M , 1 491. on Weine.day miming. between seven and eight o'clock. at the King's fiead public-house. in Biiar-street, Leicester-square. It appeared that the Prisoner. Prosecutor, and several others, had been playing et the game of Hazard. at a gambling-house in Lisle-street, all ruesday night, and, about ,siz o'clock, they all went to the above public-house to drink puil. The Prose cutur till a‘l-ep sitting by the tite, w!ien his pocket was picked of the above sum. The Prisoner said. he was a housekeeper, and a respeetahle tradesman, was employed by Govern ment, and declared his innocence of the transaaiou in th- most solemn manner. The MAO:STRATI/ repl ed, they were bound to believe evidence upon oath, and he must he committed for further ezansi nation. and hoped this would be a wattling to him to keep at home with his family, instead of going to garnbliag•hnatscs, and sitting up all night. A young man of a very uncommon appearance. with a white worsted cap, and a long beard, was brought to the olice, by the party of the patrol who attend under the Piazza, in Covent Garden, charged with getting the shutters belonging to the Redford CoTee-house, puttir•g them up, and behaving in a very disorderly manner. When the officers wle about tot ke hint into custody, he resisted. by strik ing them with a large bone, which he carried about hint. It turned out, that he was dumb, but was not deaf. and could write an answer to any question put to him. In addition to the afih3i.•n of his beii:g dumb, there was very little doubt of his being de , inge.i ht his mind. Mr. flovn, very humanely, smt a note to the Vei'ry I.3erk of St. Paul's. Covent Garden, dinning him to be taken care of till he could be passed to his parish. I,SIROUGH - ST EFT. 11..itt _tie, Saturday. another examination took 1 h on the 501 e.% of illegal insurances. A person of the tune of Stank*. having been cony 'tie,: at this °ace, on Thursday, for taking illegal insurances in the bolt Go Lottery. Julia Burke, who Ltid the information against him, undertook to bring others of his occopiplices to justice. Three officers were dispatched on Friday with the Prosecutrix. to ap prehend a psrson of the name of Chode . y, and his wife; after having obtained torn, information of his residence. which was in Portland-street, from the wife of :ianley, they repaired thither, and se. cited them. Hooks containing the insurances, and blank. and priz:s, were found in Chantey's house. The Prosecutrix stated, that Chanley and his wife were with Stanley, when he engaged to introduce her to the drawing ; but after following them Seve ral hours, site was left at a public-house at Knights bridge, and saw no more of them. She proved having insured numbers wish Chantey and his wire, and !hey wereconvided. The NI Gist. it at. e. however, discharged the wife, she having :idled under the in. flitence of her husband. Chonley.wits ordered to be imprisoned three months. NA V.I L INI ELLIG.ENCE. PORTIMOUTII,. lIEC._I3. This afternoon the AN,. sere sloop sailed for Guern sey ; and the Lenme gun-vessel no a cruise. The Foudroourt, of BO guns, is hourly expthed from Plymr n ith, to receive Sir John norlase War ren's Lag, who is to c.-immand in the West Indies. A number of passengers have arrived tie gn io the West-Indies, in the convoy which is collening at Spithead. No time is yet mentioned for their sailing. DEC. 14. Arrived the Previryn:lte store-ship, Kith six or seven outward-hound vessels from the Downs. Sailed His Majesty's ship Locust, and the Alba :err, on a cruise.—Wind N.W. TORBAY, DEC. I. Sailed this day, under di:: command of Admiral Cornwallis, to resume their station, off Ushant, the Pi:le de Paris, Sun Jose" I ithrrnia, Barfreur, Prince George, Prnircis Royal. Malta, him-tunas, Captain, Planta:gait, Drava, Warrior, and Triumpb.—Wind North. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 12. Sailed the :Piaci gun-brig, to the Eastward, and the 1) *pa , . 4. sloop of war ; also the Phani: frigate, of 44 guns, Capt. Mudge, on a cruise, and His Majesty's ship Repair., of 74 guns, Capt. Legge, to join the Channel Fleet, at present in Torbay. Arrived the Plover sloop, and aintstt brig, His Majesty's ship Leriatban, is come into Hamoaze. the wind has blown all day very strong from N.W. which has prevented the other disabled ships in Cawsand Bay, coming . up Hamoaze. Capt. Douglas has Joined the Forritoyaret, of 80 guns, and Admiral Sir John Warren, Bart. is daily expliaed to hoist his flag en hoard her. A I MOUTII, DEC. I 1 . Sailed the Lard Flaw, packet, Captain Deake; and Priarr of Woks, packet, Capt. Harris, for Lis. hon, with Plait.; the iViadsor Card,. packet, Capt. Sutton. with Mails for Jamaica; and Herkieci, schnoner, tor ditto ; and 6pserhusil lugger, for SitatllLeA. Wind N. DEAL, 1:01,C. 13. Sailed the Oiler sloop of war, for Seefnrd. Remain in the Downs, the Edgar, Utrecht, Trudy, Awelope. and Rama/as men of war; Anaranthe and Cygnet sloops of war efrckr, Bresser, Muter, Bluodhostad, flamer, F,r*, I xertion, Jackal!, Masa. Pincher, llpariler, Tickler, Uszeht, Bold, Constant, and Ware Old gun-brigs ; Devastation, HMO, Vol rano, Prospeao, Zebra, and !wirer bombs; Phos phors, Ignttion, and Thrasher fire vessels; many transports, and the bstri,ity, C. pt. Jandner, bound to Montserrat. The Tetra bomb has lost her bow sprit.—Wind N.N.W. moderate weather. FROM I.IA)YD's LLST, Alitatrrao. Plysoutl.—alse Hoiniagroy I, Young, from Quebec. At Lt•r•p , ru4.-.T6c Y.nguard, W:lding, from lturtoi.. 1,1 the Caplo-.• the Comoto4 01 Crawford, from Newfratu Lotd, At Nawfuundland--Tho Symoorlt. from rool, At Virgin m—Milltara Peon, Wano•r, from Nazate, RO.‘f sArunn..tr KMIFTS Oii re, D.e. 14, 18r% Cops elf a Letter loon thr Iloonorahle i.n C Admiral .4 the R.•s%, Ac to William Msrsiten, lirl deal Ville de Paris, Torbay, the 9th of fkce obrr, tan:, SIR-1 have the lion •ur to inclose, fit the iliforimition of thi• Lends Commissioners of the Adioi•ahy, a I•tier whirl. ii.ove list, received limn Caps Fleming, 14 14e.. ship rgyptientie, making Lome', to me his lasving in that shy, the Spanish le.t.,r of lanoline L. Psuliiia. I Was, the honour to 0.., W • CORNW His Vlaj.tity's Ship L Emmeline, at Sea, the 2Ctli ul November, ItiOh. SIR-1 have the honour In a: quaint you, t!. a Hat Majesty's ship under au, continent has lluc day captured, after a Chace of nine hour,, the Spanish let.er of marque La Plllll3ll, of 12 gnus, eight of which she throw n. eomard, in the dace. This ve•.el had •ailed from n.,..„ tt , in Spain, and hod stoOd to the northward W ovum the ttritiiih cruse r. off that coast 1 be lieve she was bound t•. the IV.st-ln'i••', where she eou‘til not lulled to have done great damage to our trade, as she sad, remarkably fast. 1 have the honour to be, Ac C. FLEMING. The Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, ,tc .Bc. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOINFD Aaron Wed:wit.id and lionises Gellr, of 1. ird.etteet, Li vivipiiul, grace's and tea•l•alers Dated Dec 111, 13. 5 Marke and thrall Kel,hais, of Liyer e unl, In the roomy of Latica•ter Dated Dec. 11 16 5. David Lair, the elder, Erankland Cot ei, John Walks', and Richard Henry Heald, of Straogrways near Slane' -st the county 44 Latseister, common htenreys. Lae, 1 tirs John Parker vitt Samuel Sid all. of Hurt, the n.tish of Ashton milder I..ne, in the county or Lai.cast.r, cotton soot i.e,, Mtn' D 6, 1605 Johli Stanley rif the town of Nottingham, and J•ilin Clarke, rtf Kinoultot, in , Le emelt of Nntinghaiii, h ~e. and „ace in.inidatturer. N iv. !?9, la a. G•ore Ley,is a Al Diets, of Tewkediory, in the trinity of Gloureiter, book•iellers, printers and stationers. Dated Pins. 2, 1905. John Hamilton, ten. aid Julia Hamilton, jun. of Sloane. street. Libels Gray, M mnaduke Gr,iy, an! Chattesworth Gray, of the county of York, merchants. Date) Jan. 1, 1503 Robert Tyke, jun. and Peter 11aiikinson, of Literoonl, in the county of Lancaster, brokers, and plinCT and spirit.iner chant: Dated Na. 2, 'dia. Plisaheth Sarah Dathell and Elisabeth Wilziasen, of New Hours-street, milliners and dre.s-makers. Heit;anain barker, Jaroci Rick ed Dirket, and Thomas id,..yer, of Sri/Dime Dalbeck, in the county of Candir.do. Dated Oa. 16, Mb. J intool3x4ou 4,14 Si•-gmitFul Rucker, of Broad-street, rner cloatito. Dated NUY. JO, 1,,0i BANK PTS. James 111. w 3onea, of New in the pariah of St. George. Hannter•squar.•, in the countr Sf M ridlestx, fruit T 3 I, d= der and rh urrst an, to suarznder, c 'rubor 21, 24, and Ja nuary 214 . at trreive, at Guildhall, Loolon Attorney, Mr. Sarel, Berkey-square. John Rotegin, of Drury-Line, in the county of 114klatimen, rucer, to surrender, Decemlar: 17, 11, and January 25, at eleven, at Guoldhal, London. Atturgray, Mt. Wild, War- Neorgateostrest. William Robin mn the younger, of the anent and comity of Newzast!evupon-Tyne, saalln, dealer sad rhapman, to sur regide,, December 26, 27, at eleven, and January 25, at six, at the Tu.k's I•in, in Newcastle-mom-Tyne Attorneys, Mg. Wiliam Hal yey, Neerca:tle•lllaeri Tyne, and Mel.M.Wor thana and Stephenson, Castle-stres s Minoorn, Legidmi. Witham Farrar, of Sait.gril, in the vitality of Lancaster, plumber and alazi.e.„ dealer and chairman, to surraryler, Mary 6,7, and 25, at three, at the home of Alexander Getty, the Soya' Oak lon, in Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Attorney, Mr Morgan, Fountain-street, Maircheaer. Ganialiel Milner, of Titurlyton, in the county of Ynrk, and Daniel Whitaker, of Manchester, in the vacuity of Lance ter, rotten-roanufactorers, dealera and chapinen, to surrender, December 23, 28, and Janua•v 25, at four, at the Hush Inn, in Deansgato„ Manchester. Attorney, Mr. WilLant Edge, sack. square, Manchester. Peter Gandon, of Weetworth street, in the parish of St. Mary, Whiteolupel, in the county of Nliddlesex, cooper, dealer and chairmen, to surrender, December SI, Jaime, 11, and 25, at one, at Giiildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. Grose, Nu 25, Villiers-street, Strand. Peter geol.: Clemens Resinfon, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lincaster, merchant, to surrender, December 31, January 4, at twelve, and January 25, at one, at Guildhall, Logsdon. Atterneis, Mr. Ronsheld, Evirverie-street, Egret- Weal, London; and MI W. H. Cheek, Mancheste , Michael Levy, of Rusemary•latie, in the county of Middle sex, victualler, dealer and chairman, to surrender, D•cageber 19, 28, and Janu.try 25, at eleven, at Guildhall, I, ..... lou. At torney, Mr. A. Isaacs, Great Liserre-otritet„ %I unifies Thomas Rats, of blacclesficl* in the county of Chester, diaper, dealer and chaptuati, to surrender, January 4,5, and 25, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms lan, in Mau: heater, in the county of Lancaster. Attorneys, bles:rs .1 and R. Willis, Warden:l court, London; and Mr Barret, Man, iester. DIVIDENDS. - - J3ll. 11. Tommasii in110:1 It ushrrlane, Cannon st-set, London, mercitaat, dealer and eliapniati, at one, 41 Guildhall. Feb. 15. Peter D 0,11111415, Si. Martin's-court, in the county of Middle-ex. wale:am/Aker, at too, ..t I.ond tit. Jan 14. Thomas llohilison, of Charlotte street, Portlau.l. place, in the county of Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chaplain, at ten, at Gisil,lhall, Lotelnn. Jan. 11. Jaws Keel and, of the New City Chambers, Bishops gate-street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Jan. 7. Peter G entry, of Rushton, in are county of Stafford, entton.spinner, at eleven, at the house of Mr. William Minton, Vie Golden Lion, 1:10:AlligA141, 14anchaster, is the comity of Laiscaster. Jan '2l. James Cruckshanks, of Gerr rr.l-street, in the parish o, of St Ann, t.Vtitinin-ter, and county of Middlesex, metal s ish and fait light manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall, ' London. Jan. 11. William Nitre, of Stockport, in the county of Chester, cotton-iiiiin"r, dealer ant chairman, at three, at the Dog Tavern, in Di:Ansi:tie, Maiicheettr, in the county of I.Arica.ter. Jan 4. James Wallis, of Paternester•row. London, book ie:ha, dealer and chaignao, at twelve, at Guild tall. Jan. 18 William Torun s, late of the Witt" toad, Lam beth, in the county of surrey, coach-maker, dealer and charrinan, at twelve, at Londrin Jan 15. Joseph Main, of the town of N irthampton, in the county of Northampton, ironmonger, clearer and chairman, at dila, at the George lon,'yi Northampton. Jan Pl. William Klacktook, of Withlione liars, is the county of Middle,ex, dealer in 'law and earthenware, at vleen, at Guild!, di, London Jan 85. David Henderson the yr:tinges, late of Bernard street, it es.ellrequare, in the count. ire Middlesex„ mer chant, dealer and chapnran, at twelve, at Giii'dbaj, London. Feb. U 5. Isaac Valery, late of is the c ounty of 14.41.11,4tx, merchant, dealer and chapistan, at ten, at Gull than, London. Jan 6- Francis Robbins, of Deretend, in the ;iarisb of Arlon, near Birmingham, in the c runty as Wa.wick, inerchant, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, le itiol-nrotr, Wriningisans. Dec. 18. .141/140 Sutherland, of York—tr.:et , itt the parish of St. Mary-la-donne, in the county of Middlesex, panne". and easo.r, dealer And chapinan , at ten, at Guiliih.rlty London. Jan. 6. James Thomas, of Lightpdl, in tie per sit of and bumugn, in the erseaty of valour eater, and Aithony Waite of Stanley's Lust. in the palish of hingstanlev, in the sane coua y, clothier., at tared•. e, at the lreti.re of William Thonias, known by the sign of the Golden Cr,,, eititatP at Cainctoss, its the parish of R.i•tdwiek, is the country at Gloomi , t r crITIFICATE..44II 4 George Maine tit: young'', of Colchester, in the county of Lacs, hone-dealer and Chapman. The finery, Tar LOR, iICIM New York for Liver pool, has put into Waterforii, with the t ea i f ma i l s. and mien maw. FIN Oil OF evir.miu)as AT GI Li.-- • • l 4 WiMon %Varna, Ifatknel road, 114:.1d1 , .:. a , - 3 )a Irek Va.,tter Mitt, St. Ibt.-ry / .41,9111, 111 , 1C hl i ,a 3 II J ton, Tere.il ,le. ete.eline. n•rirshire, linen-dr yet .1..1111 Strung, late of ‘Vaopitic-u.41, 1 /.d.lloes, but UUw 0 ( 0/ nolt mitiste, dealer and ch•,-i..ro le 3 t 1..1.11 ‘lorgAn, late of the ef OM 13 IV .4 Coat u , u , s street, li4rllics•i i L, roAstall..r, owl fore.sr4 ai hitt I. CAln . .o q neer - . 1 _ la an Cla,non, Eg ko o t.b u tut.i v - tteuia-nth !fountain, itt.ttl"*. 14 l'eu'rr * 41 - tub •-t new or late of II •trelan.stieet, SolLe,s. trorn. Moistehata, builds - 1 , 1 Jap.h Netemerit.t-.Vest, Waityling, -Limes? .51,0.'6, Red Li .n-litre. t, It.dtl'e err, . 1 0.064... ref 2 i. c he r t.en, fate of 1/14..d , m-laue, St.aw-,.=t-118 ' t 11 Chart sWorli,W •od street,Che4pi.de, Lnr.Jou, .111, - Tultellt the ye Savage gut: London, no-rehatit . 2 1 , Soiluei Young, Norm A uctlet-street, Groeveno oscroete, M.-We Alt, .....,,thecary - Leroy,-.Acre, ' , Ater Hurl ileinsle). Great Co:nu-.trots, tats.ll-square Middkses, baker Absalom *I arSla, Aidgate, j e ..l„ PIVIDENDS, Vidoiant Wilberforce RirJ, OsvenleY, silk manuf. , •••••rr Lnit-ACI ,. , St Martin Lithe hie:.., sex, drier in camas and cloth Wiloant Il urdell, To 4.l4,truet, lliorough of SOlltilltalt, Surrey, 'hut chandler - 11 LAMM Filnico the yowler, late of Clipstone. Street, St M.c - le honor, Mtri•liesex, ea•pent.rr • IC John Deese Reilly, late of Walb o Lond-re, insitramo. broker • 6,nety, Wellclose-aqtraec o Ididil sex, haber dasher Ftattet. Forbe:, I rte of Blackman-street, Southwark, S.r tey, eh, ruts• and ilrtrisc.94 - 3011 n Biker. lio3Yrn, 1.41.1,11etet li:lo'l.4ra-et . 13 Ali - heel Riehaltl, Hoghtheistototte, Sa-sea, eine r,1•2, client - Milian' Holley, Nest qt-Iliushell, Devon. rnetch .nt it James Ila , gh, Kent street, Southwark, S.,r f e ! , ou t ,. Master • it) Dairigen Penny the younger, St. John, Wap:rt.--g, se*, ship•chaotPer - 41 Morris Lewin 3.lloselv,l.iverpoel, merchant - John Smith, late of Dufotir's.pla:e, but now of P -la d ative. Wettrainwr, ht:ddle,ex, merchant - CERTIFICATES. Harry Elderton, now or •ate of the city of BrisvJ, nvmst .y. benvene , dealer and chapman. Porter S:iconeld, of Lynn, ul thy county of Norfolk, illra-2er, dealer and chairman. • John Field, of Watford, in the county of Ilertford, nude, d-alet and cliadman. - 1 • 1 • 11 PRICK OF STOCKS, SATURDAY II per Ont. Kedered . CO 59j 4 ircr Cent.. - 64" 77 I.. , rug A..nuities 171.14 Short Anueitias 1 1 14 It..hr Bondi par. la. wear. Fxclwritier Ildts .. par.!, Kent. leogh.h Lottery Tir.kst4 191.17r. Consul: far T. EIiSII, St 4L-h".... - a, Nn 4, Cymbal, and 9, C,,ar..,rerara. - RIRTIT On the 1211 i ins.t. in New Norfolk street, the Lady of Se Ju wish Mawb4, Bart. of a son, %shuttled next day. MARRIAGE On friday, at Ilarlrnay Chirreh, by the ltm..l.lsn Locks w,sol, Isaac Hawlc,,ls Browne, Ece Member ,_ f Pail.....nelit f o r P.ridgersorth, to Miss Rodliiistost, second daugh:ee of Thomas Borldingtan, }Ain. of L.:lepton DEATIIS. 01 Stindav, the Ilth inst. at nes lwusr at Kot;ehtsheige, the Rev. John Gr Pats, Reelot of Landawke and P.:ndine, in the county of Cowin rthen. On Wednesday la.t, sincerely and deservedly lamented, Me , Jeremy, wMme ~f Mr. Wel Jeremy, of the S.latlll . _ . . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDO. B.ill Morn .. 10 RIM alt. II Foes.— ..acr 11. SALES BY ACC CION. BOOKS. By M sus KING and LOCH!.!, At their Great Room, KM.% Street, C.twent-Garden, TO. nitinuovr, a Tgrove &Clock, A COLLEC PION of BOOKS, in various Lan guar, A.ts and Sciences. May he enrwed This Day, and Catalogues had at the Room By LEIGH and S. St)THEbY, At their 11101148, No. 14.5, Strand, opposite to THIS, a•d Four 1...11.011115$ AVERY considerable Portion of an ELE GANT and V ‘LILIABI.E LlB't kRY, the property of a Col coot, eminent for his refined t.,011 The whole Col lection iv in the neon elegant and splendid condition. Ti b.• viewed till the time of Sale. Cataloriev (tine • to be hail at the place of sale; Mr. Cooke, Oal.ir•l; and Deightnn, Cambridee. EDILIUTeIIKen. it .i1t11L141,1% • I.IEIGH arid S. SO 1 . 111.11 Y, Dirokwilers, At their Dons... Mr. 145, Suand, u Tu•int anal, en NIONI) IY, Ftbruart the I.4th, and Tw -iitywot following Days. 'the wood part to commence on MON DAY, April 14th, and Eight (a lowing Days. (Sundays exee;•ted.) riIHE very Valuable an.! Evelsive LIBR %RV / o th, Lite Rey. JOS ATil 1N AULTCDER ,AMF KS. Vicar of Epsom, Surrey. Ciwpreticoii,n4 a 4ra •a nu corioas' L'olliaftion in Divioity, History (Domenic and F o reign), Von age, and Travels. P,.rt y, Philosophy, N..tural ler7. Sleclisnies, Arts and S..neer, [men, Macellariter, Topography, Dinionaries, and 113f1.. al 'melte" of Literator.., in ad Languages, with a large and a l e nosh aswiragags of Ttaaa: tin; to general, ars in 1104 Cuffilition . Ta which is added, !..'s Collaftlen of Prints. To he yi.msd nil Monday, irehrusfy 1 o , t ad at the Piave o the 'rime Catalugnes (price Ss. rid in hards), to Is 7 o f Sale; !desalt. Mund..ll, and Sun 4, and Mews Bell an.l fats, Edinburgh; Mr. Archer, Dublin; McCooke, Ovio: and Mr. Deighten,Cvnumige ---- - FOR 1M TNI "F TUC MIIIaUFACTUR FRS, ES EMPT FR'I THE AUC IiON DUTY, AGRFE.tIit.E TO ACT OF PARI.I \ME NT. ON THURSI)AY Nv.xr, at Four in t c Afte•Roota, and FR' DAY NEXT, at Twel.e err Fortnum*, WIER AC, SON, sad CU. sill put on t e Sale, at their Wareltottos ' No. 78, Queen street , the fel:ouln.g Aue,tascut of tla ITISH PIECE GOODS : 4.'410 Noce. of 1141119-fte:, shack, otc. 5 00 Do. rule and Fffil Carob-ie., 410 Do. ise....nettl, Tantlutura, &,. 600 Du. Rook Muslim. 1500 Do. Wllite ago! painted Cat. 41cnae, red Sfwwb. 404 Do. Pu Ma.tru t and bat liandkerelve's 700 Du Nankeenm Jeannette, kc 75. Dn. D.ottles, Quiltinga, itc I:,ca Du Superfine 'l9/IDollen Coathlta sad Et flainte-es. 700 Do. Dtogrces, Ta dtt. Alpo, Seven Sa0(111 liagnite Wool. To be viewed as above, viler. Catalogue, say be a at am Neu , Ya,k and TOSS Coffee Hower. he 1.. ?AFC Ae, San. - - LON OON : —PraKtl4 In DAMSON,, N.v.117. I.tak‘ n, Bow Stt , et, Covent Goillea, poi Fmalwd at 'be Offiro, No 5, Met of St. Uemenv's Chords, Snood. by W. ti TUCK, of No 1, NEN/ elSoceal Log 1 " 1- thAtrs, tut thus Paper, lIIPF4 the WWI (rompalit. wtsl4lo duly attind,d 4•-••• I I -