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inigimind. Taitatoty, the Lord layer bill a Court of Aldersses it Gslidlit, st which Illesers NOMA, .11tooted, Chapman, Oracksrarra, Dewey, Grey, Blackstone, awn Batts, Watt:meg ; sad Mir,. IHIsIr, Lacs% and gleilr us t:l e bteraseo ; were abated Mara .r Watorstasost) • o's Cwspsay, *ttke anonias year. M. afwe ss, Tank Jollisione, aid Opey,ieve elect ed IWO. aftb• OWN. afirmis. DMus- Aal of et eon Cast. to the Oryhaiii, slid other d‘ditionottlit City. Ass tls atk July seat, was attend to essdistece payment as the tat% of July. Samna persons went swore and allowed Brokers. Vass a Report frail a Committee. au oddities was i&ule to the salaries of the Keepers of Giltspur-streel, sod the Poultry Coopten. The Dukes of You, KURT. SUSSEX, and C AM- Banat, mod the Princess C HAaLOTr6 of WALLS, dined with Their Maaastus, on Monday. After wards the Doke of CAMBIUMS set off for Windsor, to visit the Princess A MXLIA. Their MAJ LOTS ES had the Ditchers Dowager of RUTS.* ND, and a se lect party, totes and cards in the evening. Yesterday morning, the Priuce of WALLS visited their MAJZITtat. to report the state of the Duke ofCcitstatswo. Sir HUM!' HA LFORD alto at tended to make his report. In the evening, the Quint, and Priscesses AUGUSTA and Surma, vi sited the Duke of CIINIMLAXS. The asenerous inquirers, yesterday, at the Duke of Coiaessx.sio's, were admitted to see the Dske's bed-stoat. and the room i whion Sellie put a period to his existence. They were both iu the same state as when the deeds were dune. The g h os t s and white satin pillows that were on the Doke 's bed when he was attacked. were put on the bed again, to satisfy public curiosity.—Sellia's re mains were taken from the Duke ofeussixexte ea Sunday num. is a house, to the neighbourhood of Oxford-street. It was a matter of doubt whose duty it was to pettonu the unpleasant task of bury ing the body is a cross-road. The Board of Green Cloth sat upon the sobjectlill nine o'clock on Sun day evening, About one o'clock the body watt re usual to Scotland-yard, by four tam, and interred in a bole, nearly opposite the egg warehouse and the lose wharf. Notwithstanding so much secrecy was observed. and it beiug midnight, about 30 people were collected. Yesterday. the following bulletin w..s issued at the house of the Duke of Cc onoar..ts Royal Highness the Duke of Caalbcrhosi's wounds to the hoods have bees stressed ; ant!, consideritsg their aosatter awl sittunioa, though satresody paiafal, they have • preemie* appearance. "Treader,. to o'clock." • "SIR H H. 4 LFOR D. "EDMUND HOME." The evening iiulle►in was as follows: " His loyal Highness the Dole of Coutherlsorl is aloft composed, this e►emitic and wore free from ((eerie\ lusher*. sinew, thee ►• hes bees shier his r &MOW et. " a o'clock." (ti %aril) H. H L FOR D. " HOM F.." A_ Oa Monday night. at ten o'clock, his Roy a l Highness the Duke of Callas rtmc strived at Pnir. - ears ANILIA'S home. in St. Alban'a-street, Wind sor. He sopped and spent the evening with Prin .. MARY. His Royal Highness was very happy to And his sister not worse, and greatly delighted by the affectionate attention of rrincess WWl', with whom he breakfasted last morning, and after wards set off for London, with the ageteable news to Their Massy:is:a. Dr. Poet is the only Physi -1:1011 in waiting on her Royal Highnes s . G. MACDONALD. Eon. was presented to the Qvate. on Monday, by the Ouke of ARGYLL, on bis coming of age, and being appointeJ toche com mand of the 4th Regiment of lucerne. Local Militia. Yesterday, being the Duke of Cunamtwo's birtn.diey. war 'observed. as usual. by his Royal Hithaesea tradramenowlto illuminated their hooves. utast, sassgv, Esq. died Oniiiritl;;;iict last, at his seat at itklimoltd. He was father to the Coolness of Estax. florins races commence this clay. The Derky stakes will he run for to-morrow. and the (Asks stakes on Friday. The Elul of Duty. who gene rally attends those rice', is gone to his seat at Knowsley. but has given orders that his house at the Oak. should be kept open. dnitiog the races. for the reception of the Nobility who attend on the ocessioo. Mrs. JORDAN Wall announced for Peggy. in The +Cowry Girl. at the F.dinburgh Theatre, on Nltin day night. and last evening s he pl a y e d th e wid ow Cheer/y, in The Soldier's Itaaghter. The much-lamented death of this accomplished scholar, orator, and statesman. was announced in our Paper of yesterday. It is a most distressing ►e cullectioo to his country and his friends, that his life has apparently been shortened be that quickness and vivacity of determination which governed all the ort4ons of his life. 'We have abited, that, an his 'finite to save the valuable library of his friend Mr. Ntrtb, be received a blow on the hip, which gave rise to au indolent tumour. It was attended. how ever. with no serious incoaymt mice to Wm, and *tamely accompanied with pain; but, apprehending that it might be trouhlMome, he consulted all the most accomplislted professional men in nom, mad that separately. an the quest on of his sutf-ring it to go on. or atabnidtiug to an operation. Mr. Cline, 'Mr. Phillips, Mr. flllpon. ■od others. advised against the operation. They concurred, though nokuown to one soother, in assuring hint that that there was no danger in avoiding the operat-on. but that there was much danger in undergoing its—that the knife was at all times to be used with awe. gad never bat where life 1 , 114 absolute- it stake. or where the probable prolongation of life waon to he made It relief Irons pain. But other surgeons gibe I.i.n •n ottani ..... that the huinciur might be safely cut out, and lte instionlr resolved on the experiment. Ile would i.ot a•reis want for any preparation of the systaqii. lie had the best operator in London, s e te,•te,t, and the fprrstimi w4l dose with the most per Iraq skil!: no blame is iinpai”ll to the lit:oilman. Nut that whirkin the decline of loft too often hap pen; upon deep incisions of the body sae arson pereelialde—n unorbsd ichor appeared, firlkmed by R iii, al roll srbsfu.alitin, and ending in tt ;thous fever. lloe falaiii% of which ow power of soritivioe could Ile tirls neivtble of his spinosa long disso lution, owl he re i i with the most perfrct eyes. numlY• lie Ws& hits wilt, slid of is singnlor that • le had the presentiroarnt that the the King's birth-day be his •r t 11W riser. ___ bry74l 41.,)a ii: II 1111 l Vtliwty of ti test. lit ha g Iv INTELLiGEVCE. cOVIT OF EXCHEQUER, Wits:nits rrs*, .11/11r s. Sittiage at Nisi Prizes, before the LOZO CHIII BARON, cad a .Special Jerry. THE KING C. ALEXANDER CLARK. This was au information again,t the Defend!ant, for ha•ing a quantity of Eaat India Bandana hand kerchief. in hu pooession, and having.offered them no sale, contrary to the statute of William tbe Third. The Defendant was rolled to appear, by himself or Cotiomi ; but not obeying the summons, and the Court having waited the usual time, The Sobturint-Ggaraat. addressed the Court and Jury nearly as follows t—'i The India goods found in the possession of the Defendant, and which he offered for site, do not amount to more than 14$. it is not the value of the goods that has induced the Crown to commence this prosecution, but this most wholesome and necessary statute has been so Iraq without bring acted upon, that it has almost become a dead letter of the law, to the great injury of the British silk manufacturers.— They have made several complaints and most justly ; ■nd a great number of British subjects, who were enabled to support themselves and families by their industry and ingenuity in this branch of trade, have become completely itnlwneri►hed. The nation itself was not less Iturt ; for it lost a great part of its domestic wealth, by one of the great manufacturing trades being stopped. It is high time that this illicit trade was put au cud to, and that the Statute should be put to force. Ido nut believe that the present Defendaut is an old offender; he Its, let judgment go by delimit. The penalty is .24101. It is not my intention Co press its iiiiiietion to the strict letter of the law, tor I have received several testi tttttt iials of the good character of the Defendant; Lut I wish it to be lerstuod, although Ido net press for the full penalty, on this occasion, that others found offeuding must not expect the same lenity. I consider that if the Defendant is directed by your Lordship and the Jury. to pay the reduced penalty of lOel. besides the loss of the goods, it. will in this instance answer the end ofjostice." The Jury, under the 81in-titbit of his Lordship, returned a verdict accordingly. COURT OF KING'S BENCII, %Tory/nines, Jcxe s. Sittings et Nisi Arius, before Lind Chief-Justice ABNOTr V. MA1111071% This was en actiou brought to recover 3.31. 6s. ed. for goods sold •nil delivered. Mr. i'saa stated, that the ['Lima is • haber dasher awl inillnii-r, residing io Berne►-street, Orford road ; the Defendant, a Lady that lived in a mo•t autairtnnu• style. She was not a married lady, hut • had lived under the protection of many Noblemen and Gentlemen of the drat rank soil fashion. Tie articles fur►iahed by the Defendant, however they mi;lit appear expensive, only kid ,pace with her other exiwise.---slie at lire-seta lived under protection, in adelegaut house in the City. toad. He was al a loss to know what defence would be set up. lie imileretood 131. had been pvid into Court. lie was instructed to ear, lie would be able to prove the items in the bill, which, if he did, would entitle Ms cl.ent to a verdict. Thomas Shaw, io the employ of the Plaintiff: proved the delivery of the see. rat articles. except Mars Queen of Sets cop, 11. 54. to which hr could not speak positively. On his cross-examination by Mr. (:ARROW, was sbews a Lice cap, and asked by the Learned Counsel, if be thought it was worth 31.? lie an swered, that any person who would charge that sum for it moist be a rogue; ea was its lull value; he had not any knoakilge of the cap. mud dill one believe it was furuisitecl by the PI 'ff. The Piaintitrs care closed here. Mr. GARROW. Counsel for the D..fendant, stat ed, that the unfortunate young woman, his client, had been entrapped into a system of extravagance, she, perhaps, would utver have thought uf. The Plaintiff laid siege to her as far buck as the year ISO at a time when she had just entered her Idth year, and %vas under the protection of a Nobleman of Inn. tune. He constantly called on this unfortunate creature, but lately from the country, and perfectly unacquainted with the ncntttera .of this great city, always bringing with him some of the most costly and gaudy arth les, and found it easy to prpoisile the unwary girl to purcln se. ttttt tuna. as the sum was, he was instructed to say, that the Delen. slant had, since the year 1401, paid the Plaintiff upwards of emool. ; and they tnig4t judge of the raki,. she recAvtil, %lieu the cap nhat was produced had been chsrged dl. by the Plaintiff and lii• own servant acknowledged the man that would charge and) • price mutt be a rogue. Every thing he hail stated, he was instnicteil to say, he crud,' prov e to the satisfaction of the Jury. Hut there was ins ground that this action could stand nu, e l. Cher in law, equity, or morality. This Plaintiff, who had been represented to the Court :sod Jury iss a rrineciahle LfYdealnat, , lo•sooth, ctairts the ap petite, the fancy, of a young creature, just fallen, and furnishes her with fidery to assist her to ttttt ii tistion; still he would wish to be thought pure ; but his Lordship would tell the Jnry, that at, Ala t• tof to a crime was as guilty as the person pea form. tug it, and that the Legislatore find wewly prosided that a pecuniary trisos.,ctirm, groans!. on an ille gal prove . ding, was in. recaverahlt. Ile then pro replied to call his • it c•rises. grab Coy depose', tort she lived as servant to the Defendant 1 , . five niivatio-, in the torts I foOe rood Ifso9. Site onw or, girded h. r Me.. Tto• Pir••it-ff •t,ru eciosuitotly to ~ .01111* to tht vomit., ■nd ahr, the *anew, bad beet fish a•- •,.-t toy the Defeo !ant to wry she was :,•‘• ;,• home, for the Piandiff never snow her th spied take ids leave, w••hout she m.p.h. .1 pnr•h..e. Si.' . gl.evEtl the t•a. produced sew purr...toed while .1111 P was, in the Clefeudatoes service. (con the Vaintlf, and under stood the prier s ro 31 On h-r rroww-r%arninottein by Mr. PARR. she could not be poisot re tort dr. :000p wits purchased while sh► 1411. to the se vac ..f tin. I )v411.60.4'1(1 del not k• ow, from he oats knowk..i:e. whether it haul Ireets ,torvio.esc•s from the l'lrintitf or not, but she 111141. r•tt• II it was. Mr. I'AUK rri.lirel, wul rontetaled, that net a parta.le of the auderatat of las Learned Frieud had t . been made out in evidence. He rive hire toll cte. ilit that no inn of )t was . Indebted to his inven tion ; hitt it nas u disgisee to tlie profession, that Such instructions should be given. He would not (Irwin the time of the Coin or Jury by rebutting the statement of his Learned Friend, who, he was sine. WIC now as certiin as himself of its fallacy. Under these considerations, he was convinced that client must have a verdict. Lord ELLatinottounu obsericd, he could not hold with Mr. Girrow that this case came under that of the encouragement of prostitution. The unfortunate Defendant, although imprudent in her conduct. had not become debased to the common degree of a regular Cypriot'. She war under the protection, mint cohabited only with one person, and she was in that situation before the Ft delta became acquainted with her. Under these circum stance., the Jury would consider whethtr the Plain tiff was not entitled to a verdict. They would, ou returning it, recollect, that a sum knit been psi.' into Court, end that an item of 11. sa. had not been proved. l'he Jury, without leaving the how, returned a verdict for the Plaintiff, 171. la. 3d. with costs. COURT OF COMMON PLCAS, WErno NIMES, 31:11.1E S. Sittings ut Nisi Prim, &Are Mr. Justice Cii.tmußE. SMITH V. bPOONER. This was an oetioo to recover dainages front the Defendant, for deviating at a eale, where a I, oar hold house of the Plaintiff was set up lit 1411C11011. that it was no use to bid for it, as the Plaintiff could not wive a title. It ulipeared that the house was situated in fled- Lion-street, Pentonville ; that the Plaint:ff was only the tru►tee of a Mrs. ; ■nd that the ,Defendant, the.lsndlord, was anxious to *A the premises into his possesvion, they being let at u low rout. After the wale ors prevented by the De- Ivitchtist, he uttered 1001. for the thing the lease had to mmm . Its defence, it was contended by Mr. Seijeant Bear. that there was a vast difference between slander of character, and *lnsider or title ; he also held, that if a man bud a doubt upon his mind that another's title was not good to any property he put up for public stile, he bad a right to declare it, :mil the law would bear hits harmless.. No nialoce had been proud. Under these considerations the De fendant was entitled to their verdict. Mr. Justice Cusstnaa held the law to be con trary to that protnulcateif by his Brother Best. Ile would leave the fas to to the Jury, and they would decide according to the justice of the case. The Jury, after deliberating half au hone, found a verdict far the plaintiff—Damages 61. us.. aids costs. LOA DOA sEssIoNS. Ye.tcrdsv the London Se.sinus were opened nt GusJltall, before the LORD MAYOR, Sir Jiill,4 W. ANDERSON, Aldermen SCHOLRY Riot DO)1%11.11.E. ItELONDER, anti Sheriff Wouu. A kirk layer's labourer was tried upon au indictment, charging kiln with assaulting a little girl, eight years old, with intent to violate her person. The proof not being clear to the Jury, the prisoner was acquitted. Some tiifling ass multi were tried ; *me parish appeal.; settled; and three Debtors from the Fleet poison diocharged, by taking benefit of the luso!. vela Act. On Thursday, a very large quantity of military shirrs, of various descriptions, were lodged in Cor kde castle. They were courryed is six waggons. The Master and Wardens of the Bakers' Corn. party, wailed on the Court of Aldermen, yesterday, to let the a.isize and pr to ui bread. The Court, a(t r examining the Mealw,igh, rs' report, was pleased to order the price of bread to be continued at Is. 54. the quarter's loaf. The Public will please to observe, that the only person in p4rttiership with the late Sir J. BRANS toms. at the time that fins) shared and sold the Grand Prise of One Thousand Tickets, which pro duced 24,7651. (ii, list April Lotterq was E. Ev- Toe, who is now removed to No. 4. Co►nhill, near the Mansion Honor. The greotest reward ever offered is now preaented to the public, awl, to obtain it, 110 waste of time, 60 personal danger, wed be incurred, it bring only regiiiireil of those who s• ek it to twize Oil Tome by the forelock, aotl elasit the Goil•less Fortune to their:truss ; her fat mime Temple 01 1' ....ARTER . 0. No. Cliartng-Cross, where all are earnestly cud respict• inched. It not awaai,hiug that Ti•tts ris Office, No. 1, tiltsmier..trect, Snow hill, should be iu sut•h esti mation, and cu much pi rferred by 11w host of pus chasers, in the present Lottery, when cc perceive the polite attention to all iser,o3s, and reerllect the unexampled success which has altrovicil the numbers lie sobliis the last year's Lotie.ir.,m, .Iy, 4 Prises of .mm 1101.411141 the grand packet of Ticketg, which pro limed 14.7651. Loring ;wool. snore than ter higlie.t motley wire; and, in this Lottery, ti, be drawn four sky, after the King's Birth-day, this month, * Ticket may galls 100,0001.; Shares sit proportion. to fact, one Sixteenth ems grin tiOut)!. if bought at TIAINEICS 0A142.4 Skiimer-strert. It wuold he r pity that ■ny one with out a Chance in the present Lottery, that ever possessed a Share in any former I.attery, on ac count of its firing so very henalirisl to the adven turer. No plan heretofore laid before the public, partook of so many valuable Prizes; the lowest Share can gain a sufficiency, and a Ticket so im mense sum, which may he had at the old-establislied ofiji:es of Ilutconi and Co. No. td, Cor u hrll, and St. M irgaret's lIJI, Be gh who have already shared and sold among. their friends .2 of Jq,ooui.. 19 of 20.0001., 33 of 10,000%, 47 of 5,0091., 42 of 2,0091. 7ti of 1,0001,99 of 40111. Enday is the day on which 20ii,nonl. must he drawn. The %%rims' has been one cruise along the French coast, and was off Boulogne when that place wus No.ited by the Emperor and Empress of 1. - num.., a few days mice. when a salute was fired from the batteries on the occasion. at which tune there were unthrenvring its the harbours about It) bags, tNo sloops, left huggers, and one .lop brio , iii h e a Commodore's flag ; and the Theban was within gun-slot of the Witt-Fir% vet with thus force they did not deem it tit to attack her. FROM 14.41:417CHT'S GAZETTE. Wh:tettrrlvndes, 1810. The King has been kraciokniv Ple"Sed to Goa grant unto Pti ri tie . Brian Hill, with jesty. s s,', i . e t i k r y o f L egat i on , at the Court of R. J n a m n 3 e . iro in , c h oas is I p t u oy ine a e l itet lil l e theand dpernisaion, ltmt esire of h is l tmal Ilighness the. Prince Regent of Portugal, the rank, and Wear the ins i gn i a , of K 11.101041. mender of the Royal Portuguese Order of th e Tower and Sword, which that Prince hos hee u pleased to 'confer 'won the said Francis Mien Hill, as a mark'of his Royal esteem and regard; And elm to order, that His Mojeoty'ti said ca n . cession and declaration he registered, to4etlier with the relative documents, in hi. Colleg e of Army. Admirnity-Qtfiee, June 5, IR In. Vire-Admiral Sir Joules Sasimoos! has trans. milled to John , Wilton 'evoker, Esq. a lette r h t has received from Captain Sayer, of ILs ured. sloop the Ralei g h , gi v i ng an account of his in company with the Alb a n and Princciis of 11'x4, la c off the Scow : on the of 6.; month, • auish flotilla, of seven gait-boats; one of which was blown up, and the rest dispeoeJ, greatly damaged. And also, a letter from Captain Watts,. of 11., Miijesty's sloop the Woodlark, reporting the dr. *traction of W Danish cutter privateer, the S 4 au, of si% guns 11114 - 33 linen, an the :271h of the san e month, nutter the protection of batteries and held. pieces, on the Island of Lassne, by the hoot, the Woodlark, commanded by Lieutenant Thoini.; Crawford. Vire-Admit-Al Douglas has transmitted to Jn!ltt ‘Vi!,on evoker, u h tier from Cipiarn gullet, of II lillesty's ship the an account ui an smock made, on the night of 29th of last month, by the boats of thst snip, w t .}, thOse of the Quebec, Britoonart sloop, and 1f„61 gint-brig, under the directions of Licut. Samoa Radford. of the Desiree, upon seine armed v....; 4 of the enemy, lying in the ; one of wind!, A French lugger, of six guns and 26 men, 1184 111 lit on shore and burnt, and the following veseshi cap. tared and bronght nut, viz.— . . A Firoth fuzcer, at I pins and 42 me.. A French ' , Omit privateer, of 4 piss aid 17 omen. A Dutch And a sub:d run-boat Captain Farquhar highly eentmends the voml conduct of Lieut. Radford, and the other and men employed on the °marina. No lwe a a , ordained on cur part ; the enemy had one me, killed, and three wounded. BANKRUPTS. John Kinnear, of Liverpool. Lancaster, rnerehaat, In rat render, July 3. 4. and 17,11 oar s at the r Tairs, J street, Liverpool. Attorneys, .cars. Garner sad Lure, Sontlianipton Clortwery• bar, Lando. Richard Davie., of Roac'a Gateway, Rti , seit-strrit, lit. Mary Slagda:en, 13errnonesev, Stirrer, le.ntrer dow r, to ierrendcr, Just 16, ..111, and July 17, at twelve, at Gaitaint, London. Attorneys, 101:441r1. Tyler, 14 u isipbri,s* and alp aler, Mout kwas k. and Crown-Othce•rani. tiparba of Crstte.street, brieester.Eieltl., (NMI", to sorretler, J one 9 10, sod Jolly ti, at ten, at Gotbnali, Loadob. Mimetic', Mr. Bolter, elbtford's los. %tithes Brrsemy, late of Birmingham, Wars irk, assay. aril , to saireort.r, Jame 22, it, a:i.l Jul) 17. at /terra, at the hi Ilse, we Tea .1 .t. Qureu. street, Biruo,,El.aut. bir. Barber, I.ticr tare, Lambdas; aatl Mr. Freer, 11( itres-slrret, Bit mai o %tom • dewy km's, of Kioptomapoa•Hdl, mil of Srelentos, Teak, men - bath, to entre oder, June ;, e, sad Jolly 1 - , at elesen, at the fieorge lim, Kinston upuu,"silt. -% iturne”, Messrs. Sikes and kuuelts, Nete.lide, London. and 31i. Martin, Hall. Jeans Ci ilehlry, of Nottinglinin, draper, to Ittralukr, June 9, e 3, and July 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, Widen,. Attorney, Mr. Ressrll, l.ant•strcet, Jeffery Carter, of Stockton, Minas°, dc.'er and Asp. to surreueler, !nue N. II tAW, Igo, at clot u s and July 17, at one, at the• Sink I.llm. Stockton. Atimores, ltabibeek. Stocktou ; cud Mews. Shirr and Heath, Mos• lapse sheet, Ruesellma l itate. Jetties Oakley, late of St. Jolla street,: Writ Smithfield, Middlems, bedstead maker, to surrender, Jane ,ti, July t 7, at ten. at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Ms. N. It Kiss, Priater•atreel, Slackfriars. Michael Ilackeuelli, of Felling, Durham, atielionnuith,te surrender, June 2ti, 117, and July t;, at elver°, at the shot. spear Tercets, •Nrweasile.upoo-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Me llen' Sikhism°, Chancery-law. London sod Mr. twam. , l Thumpoun, Sits market, Newearele. Jeremiah Meanley, of Ruchilak, I.sucastee, intoner:meet. to surrender, Jane 7,5, and July 17, at c'ereu, at the W hoe Hart Tavern, Silver. st met. Kinrsion. upon-Hull. Attorni! , , Messrs tamer and Sun, Mullane. snot handwith, Hell. John Simpson, and Graydon Fairman, of 014 'Change, Lindens, factors, to surrender, June iS, at Invite, 19, and July 17; at one, et Guildhall, Lowboy Attuenty, Mr. Jul.. Pullen, Fore street, Crippli gate, l.ousk'n Josh■ Smith, late of St.Johirstreet, West Sindlifield, Mid dlesex, leth•rrssdcr, to surretider, June 19, al ele.eii, gi, July 17, at test, at Guildhall, Luudou. Attorney, al.. Aldresgate.st reel, Loudon. Joseph tl WHIM Alku, late of l'mailisc.nror. bet hew at High-alert, Lambeth, Soren, C li r ti.rllollltlivr, to 1,11111:10:61. lone 12, in. and July 17, at tam, at (illlllllllll, Loodou. At tache), Alt. Tucker, Bartlett's- Badding% HsdMsru. William Neu man, of Cauterbairjmquare, &wham!, err. ray, anJ d Posar, Dorset, merchant. to sin render, tam I'. July 3, cud 17, at ten, at Guildhall, Looduo. Attoree Memos T. and W. Rieharilson, Ner.lw:. Daniel !Goat, late of Stoke Newington. car penter, (Inn UV* a prisoner w the Peel h to snip „ . der, Jute 9, Iti, and July 17, at one, at G 40411311, I.n -don. Attueuey, Mr. Rickard Harvey, Cursitor.sinet, I hats• eery-lour. Jobs Parker, now or late of Gentliorpe, Norfalkorat. chant, to surrender, June 21, V:. nod July 1 7, 't ,keno, at the Newt lim, Ilult, Norfolk.. Auturrays, Mc lt illism lhs theta, jun. Molt; and Mr. Sallaelary, Cope Lewitt, Stud • :Exchange, London. [Dividends, Certife.tes,ke in oat nese _ . . The favourite hoar sewsurti , . the ;oh 1...g . a Dragoons, commanded by Lord l's our. I 4 n('a " 3 it, march to Ireland. The horses of tht% M.e eocr Kee equal to soy in the service. although they starred em much a short time puller. ettlt:K lIF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Slurp ..... ..... ............ . ...... lb:: 2i 3 per Cent lit dieted to.t:'A • 3 per Ceut. Consols 7.PI 4 per Cent. s;lti 3 per rent. Nary I.rnin Ananstree IS 9- Inas , : Oneninne jest,. toga; .. wt try ; Indio Road. lts 17 1m pe.14 1 . Exelklue. Bills 4 poem. Lughelg Lottery Ticket; .41 1.01• Calrhols lye T. if !SU, Stork.ll ~1..“. 4. Curnitill. said 9, Cluu,s•Crota . --7. LONDON !—Prexi ea by C. tINI ITN, NO. I, CI, ow Ivn awl riblosh.d. at IN.I 1, CAA of st. ocuttut . i.cove , Stand, b. J. D 111 11:, v 1 rase eive ••••Ir t sier ITST et Ns Ad , Wks Acee I