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Pr" - . • • tl r.e where Mr. Hunt mid berm sumassossed into an Catlett is hear the Attmory.lihusesel slietr muse. Mr. Justice BAYLVIr said, that the parties might ,t ■ future time disown what was now staled for them, any thing contained in the affidavit notwith standing. The instructions to act for throe might not be intended to reach to all the proceedings. Mr. Justice BM stoked. if Mr. CutrrY felt 'iirnself authorized to undertake for all the Dr- Irntlants the instructions which he had received Mr. CutrrY said, as en advocate receiving ins Arsenous front an attorney, supposing the usual confidence to exist between the parties. and the 4ttorney bring in this, as in every other ease, re 4ponehle for any Maccuraciesand falsehoods he may finery to the advocate with the brief, he felt himself iserfeetly confident in undertaking, according to instructions, for all the Defendants. Justice Base raid. *list Mr. Chitty hail • him. Mr. Chitty said, that he hail re , the best way he could, as much on behalf bee as of himself, to all appeal which had made to his understanding. .TTORIIIIIT.GIiIIEILAL haring in the mean rused the affidavit, said that it stated messenger had seen all the Defendants in to Manchester. This was impossible. one or the Defendants,. was its priantr at inwards of 30 miles idf. Mr. Pearson's Iffidavit stated, that he was mummy to of the prisoners. Here was evidently the triable contradiction. Herd begged the Court not to be led away miareprearnietions or the Attorney-General. 'Jest did not state that the messenger hail the Defendant* sit Manchester : K Sistrd tilreS of the Defendants wl the ineseetiger •at Manchester. It was not moronity for ?tiger to see Knight, us he hod always concurrence to the motion, and had in. Tr. Pearson to support the rule from the behalf. OUST were still dissatisfied with the 4. 'here should have brew either an affidirvit parties, or at IeSSI written imitrucringe to I advisers in town, to support thte ris k. nit begged the Court to. consider how ex they hart been pressed fol. time; that their • had not been an hoar in town ; and shot slit could tint hate torn . drawn more they were called into Court while it was oft? considered fora mitinte, and then allowed the putties to take the affid.vit nut of Court awl return in en hour with a better our, if they could prodnee it, the Chief Juoier observing, that " the circomstatices looked very sut.piciuns." Attar a lapse of two hour*, Mr. Hunt returned with an affidavit mode by Dlit/11, the ine,senger, end Om wr!tlen convent of all the parties, except Kniftlit ; but some material erasures split-wing in the former, the CookT granted further time for Dunn to make an stfichsvit explanatory of that cir cumstance. Mr. Hula said, he would take advantage of their Lordships indulgence, and remold reek Dunes who, ;me feared, after having travelled fcer hundred miler, and supposing his business done, might be retired to bed. He must he allowed to say, that on the pert of the Attorney-General there hed hetes a great deal of special pleading. After being absent h a lf 'an hour, he returned and put in Dusin's emended druiavit, in which it was sworn, that the cont►nts were in the same state as when taken by him from London, end that the erasure* were in the same state now as when signed by the individuals. Mr. Hunt put in an effiAgvit to the same effect. The AreonvoT-Gexto.o, then proceeded to -hew cause against the rule obtained by Nlr. Hunt, on the ground that the consent of the parties hail loot been obtained in the terms of the ride the Court had granted. The defetithiuds here only consented to apply in remove the trial into Yoikshire or Nlid dlesex. The terms of the rule were, that they should consent to remove it into any county the Court might think proper to appoint. fie also Cut,. tended, that there was no proof on the affidavit of Mr. Pennon that he had authority to consent for the re.t of the defendants. Amttlier objection wit., the lateness of the present application, which, if grant ed, most have the of of carrying the trial over to the next Assizes. lie contended, that at present there was no consent to the present rule being made absolute. With respect to the application he submitted, that no ground bad been !aid for it to afford grounds fur removing a trial ; facts going to sh e ar that a fair trial could not be hind in the county where the offence was cui 1111 l ;tied ; whereas. in the uremia case, nothing was stated but belief that pre judices had been excited, and that a fair jury could not be obtained. Could this be heheved, when it was stated that the lists of persons qualified to 4erve as jurors in the county of Lance.ter amount ed to upwards of 8.700 ? Under all the meow .tances, he contended the rule moat fall to the ground. The SouctToa-GestELIAL followed on the same side. Mr. Csitrir supported the role on behalf of Johnson and the other Defendants, and contended that she consents were sufficient. He deemed that .t was unnecessary to state factsshessing prejudice ; but if it were. he contended bete were sufficient (acts stated to sheer ■ prejudice existing. As to de lay, the Court, in granting the certiorari, would take care to impose such terms as should prevent delay. Mr. Hunt rebutted the chargeof delay. The first application was made by Mr. Chitty on the serum' •tat of Term : that application WWI utisuccesaful, but the Attorney and Sulscitor•(ieueral well hue* ihe application would he repeated; and he trusted this argument of delay would ha►e no weight wills the Court. lie submitted that the Austria-y-6mm rid could hare no meson against this motion, or he would not Isere condescended in mere übjt•ctions of atm. All that wow was asked was, that the trial ihmild he removed out ulna prejudiced comity into ,iris that was unprejedicell. Did the AttorueyGe sterwl Mans to say 'Wit the Crown could not have au inprejuiliced trial its any oilier ciartity ? De coo ' elided that it was almost impossible that a Jury —wild be takes. in tinicashile, even unt r f the whole d.OOO. wholly oucousiected, some ray or otlwr, situ the yeomanry. Mr. Matta cordmard, with Duch strength ot argument. to support his eppli ori grounds of pesidic good. De wished to .esp the sowers of joatice purr. lie *tolled to hare ibis isiotriic Mr. Ju mistaken plied in II If the bee fleet) made The Al limy pent that the m ens visit I Knight, o La n0..4 er. anginal al two only o namt palm Mr. 1-I• by the obis The 'Maw ..eels all thi the names lied seen a the meteor' 7 ;;yen his c 4 !suited ,Jr find it, his The Co el/mit. Tie from the pi their legal 11r. Wit tretnely the messenger Ibil ais i folly, as t preparing. The Coe , , such a trial, petsons might rail against Allonorsow ' motion, but they would rail in rain; the Cron i would still he respected, awl the law retrrrrd. The Cuter Justice observed, it was of the greatest importance that the source of justice 01011141 be kept not only pore, but free from sus vision ; and the only difficulty in his mind on this occasion had arisen out of the conduct of the De fendants themselves, in coming so late, as by doisig SO they had rendered it most difficult to grant this iiisplication, and hot, at the same time, delay the course of justice. If, however, the Defendants were all si"cere in this application, he was per. snarled that the rhfliculty was not insurmountable. If they would consent to take ten slays for noising in new hails. reducing the special jury, and after wards take short notice of trial. so cc to he ready to go to trial on the Moodily of the second week of the York Assizes. the Court would grata a condi tional writ to try the case at York ; but should the Defendants neglect to do all that was necessary to 'ping nn the case at the approaching Assizes, then the present role to become is nullity. a writ of pro eerfendo to is►ue. anti the trial to come 011 in the re gular course at I.4llc4iirr. 11r. [loot declared himself satisfied with this Of. rangement, and a conditional rule was accordingly granted. LENT ASSIZES-OXFORD CIRCUIT. Below Mr. Jost ke 11 sod Mr. !edict RICULSDSOS. Ilnkshire—Mnaday, February'', at Reading. Grfurdskerc—Wedeseaday, Maori, I; at Gerard. 11 . nrcerforritire--.llationlay. March 4, at Womester. Clipinf Wort-ten—Saw day, at the City of Woorester. Stdir.redatre--Thurstiay, Marwh 9, at Stafford. Shropshire-11%41nmlay, March I. at Slarearobary. lierekrdskirs—Mnsolay, March ttl. al Hertford. .111 , 01monarkiro—Matard.y, Match IS. at Monmouth* Matturneribirt —Wednesday, Shock 19, at Gloucester. of Glercuter—tame day at Mac Csty of Gloucester. Pf) 1.1 e A. ..010n.... GUILDIIALL. JUVENILE DEPRAVITY. Daniel Connell, a buy ten years uld,who had her,, brought up un Ft.day , was en Saturday re-ex...wined en a charge of steelier bread front Ilse shop of Mr. Webb, baker, in Long lane. The buy, it sparser& had hers detected in the set ; mod, when apiemiiimed, with great apparent artlessness as cribed has having committed the robbery to the Isratrectiens of his father. A desire to bring en wicked a purest to jus tice induced Mr. W. bb to take steps for diaccreeriag him, ahrn the whole story proved Si, be a frihricetiow. The boy had no father; hut his nioilier, a reapeciable eroattarb, sow appeared in come, and aimed Ilal he had a barended from his home ton Friday we. k, and she feared had formed some bad euisnexion• ; but she was not aware that be had 414.011 e any thing wrong before ; and trusted, if allowed In take him borne, that ohr could reclaim hint. After a satiable •dmo. nitiun from the Magistrate, this permi.duu was grauted. FIRES. -wintsw. A Are lat. ly Ewa, - out at the residence of Sir Joseph Hoary, in ficul..ene. Sir Joarpit Hoare moat providentially reiterating home just after the lire broke oat, hail ..tadirient lime to spread the alarm mad save the family. The tw o youncer it,bs of Sir Joseph and Lady Harriet, whit slept in the clannibrr bey 1 where the fire took place, narrowly etraprd; and blot for the dries mined coolness of their fa ther, who usenet them from She dame., they moist base inevitably perished. The fire was nut r.. 1 Undre uultl it totally destroyed that part of the building where it oliginatrd. SA outlay morning, at eve o'clock, • ere brake sot at the *co rod of the Tower Wharf, at thesis') of the enecqtaere, kept by Mr Payne. The home was the well.koown one adjoining the Tower-stairs. It being convince of wool it was soon enveloped in Aiwa, Mr. Payne and his fonetly narrowly escaping with their lives. It comertroicaterl to the premises Of Mr. Dowle, plumber to the Board of Ord- Hauer, which were partly eiiipoumril, together wish a bwild• int belonging to the watcrmen, as • watch-hu•re, berme it wivitatinguishrtf. On Thursday, the 12th day of January lad, shout sit' o'clock in the evening, • man, betweea the height of Ave feet lea inches and six feet, 'tressed in a light coloured goat, snit Irving a gun in his pusserziou, was seen lurking abort grourods adjoining the dwelling-house sad office of Mr. .IJseph Benbow, of Lytham, in the County of Lancaster, agent to John Clifton, Esq. of that place; and that as the said Joseph Benbow was standing at the dour of his said office, a loaded fire-arm was feloniously discharged by some perms, with i•tr•t to mast or to do other view ous bodily harm to the said Joseph Beabow :—An ano nymous triter lied also hceu received, thresteniag the lives of the above iodividusla.—to Saturday's Casette • free pardon is offered to any accomplice who shall give such in formation as may lead to the couvietion of either of the offenders, snit a reward of 200 f. us each conviction.—The Casale further states, that about (Me o'clock in the morn ing of the kith November last, a bail belonging to William &ay, Esq. situate its the parish of Shore, near Guildford, in the county of Surrey, was destroyed by fire; tied that be tween the hours of two and line o'clock i• the morning of the 27th of January last, a hay rick and a stack of barley, in the farm-yard of Mr. Edward Eager, of the parish of Shore aforesaid, were also destroyed by fire; arid there is shout reason to suppose that the said fires have brea caused Icy the acts of some evil-disposed versus or perms. us known; two separate rewards of ore bombed and fifty pounds, turd • free pardon, with the above exceptions, are offered. Nrwtoan fair. in Wales. on Tuesday WIG thinly attended. and there were kw fat cattle. which ob. tsiottl 61. to fltd. per lb. ; sheep, 7d. ; pigs. sd. to old. The bell-noon iveut about the fair. with a notice upon a board. " Take clue of your pockets." This is it nece,sary caution coning the honest ■nd unsuspicious Csruhrians. Thursday tart J.INIt9 Moss, en ostler. of Nor wich, undertook to rues from the Red Lion, at Eaton. to the end of St.titephetes.street, a distance of two miles and thirty yards, in eleven minutes and a half. Considerable bets were depending, and it was *begetters! opinion that he would have performed the task. had his progress not been impeded by the large concourse of permit's assembled. He is one of the swiftest runners for the distance we ever wit. neared. He lust by only a goofier of a minute. Nothing ems appear mote tivourable then the lanai afte► the breaking up of the late frost ; the snow f.II and melted deeply. and all its ralubriotes particles hare 'attested and enriched the soil. The brat fortnight, wine.' has been dry, yet of mild air, without Rust , rer ept to ■ small degree rattly in the moruut• of the 4th iii%imat, has enabled the farmers to Pe the good effects of the meow. which they much wanted It rt year. The young crops are now swinging. the vegetable gardens are promising much luxuriance. and time grounds chew well fur rectiviug early seeds; and although the pasture seldom grows till March, let its prospect is very favourable. especially to thorn which have been usanured before the mow. Al Uri Comet it Ciaviams Sow, Me oth Say sf rebessey, 1110, . PRESENT, The KING'S Must Eseellest llisjeety. Ametatrialmp of Calsterhatry, Lord Cleaner Hair, fan Pre sides., Laid Privy Seal, Duke of Wrßiotous, Lard Steward, Marquis of Wiutherler, Earl Bathurst. Earl of Liverpool, FAA of Malcom% Vaiernest Cass Wrack Viacmost Melville, Visiwassit kiislasousib, Lauri Charles Bestioch, Mr. Wellesley Pule, Alt. C 4111•110114 Mc, asassellor of the Ea• therms-1., Mr. Rai&arse, Mr. Robinson. Whereas in she Ara of Uniformily, which establishes she Litserry sf she Church of Ragland, provisi .... is made foe Isola Marvellous in abe Prayers for the Royal Family, as from time to sine shall become sterassry, and be directed by lawful astalsorily. His Majesty was pleased this slay in Council. to declare his Royal will sod pl , diet is the Prayer Car the Royal Family in Ike Morning sail Eves's' Service. the ward* " Their Rowel filo:messes George Prince of Wages, She Princes* of Wake, anal,' be rimmed. That the muse omission take place in that part of the Litany or General Supplication is which the same words rectum. That I. the title to the Form of Prayer to he slued on the day of his Itlajrsty's seeetaison to the Croon, she words " Upon Ike twenty-N . 4 de,, ef DeMier" be airsick not. nil the •osels " Upon Me freely-01MM day of January" be That in the l'rayer rowed In this Service Am the Kiag a n d Rota' Family, the souls. , %heir Royal lifykoossoit °taro. r'rints of weer, Ike Primer,. of li'eles, and," he emitted. And his Ninj• sty deals strictly charge and commind, bit no edition of the C. 10.111011 P.amr be from hetierfort Is printed, bolt with this, innimilment, and that in the sorsa lime, till copies of such edition 'may he had, ill MIIIIIIIIO, Vicars, suit Coriolis, within this resins, do (fur preventing of mistakes) with the in.'s, eurrret mid amend •II sorb pryers in their Church !Simko, areurdiug to the *foregoing direr. 00000 : mud Ow the better antic* hereof, that this (trder be forthwith printed and mildished, mud sent ICI Ilse several parishes ; and that the Right Itevriend the Biiilsops do like ears that obit &ewer IN paid lu the same aceurillagly. JAS. BULLER. At the Coati at &rhos, noose, thel2th of Fehroary, 1220, Pit ES F.NT. The KING'S Nino F.arelleat Majesty in Council. SIIIEBIFFS appointed by his Majesty la Coattail, fur the year IMO. PalmaMire—Sir John Burgoyne, of 14111100. Berkshire--= II flare Altainut Earle, of Swallow Relit place, Esq. Barkiny.'itouldre—Charles Shard, of Heficerley-park, Esq. CumbrirlNarkire and Heintingeloarkfre—Thumaa Borges, of Belt wick. F.-q. Clrrkre—i.fiaa . France Frame, uf Bostork, Corareuff--iVi Main Ws, of Mettabstly, E-q. estn,ketand—Wilfrid 1,..w.0i5, of (travois-house, E. 141. Dortryrrhirs—Francis Mundy, of Marker', tttt t Esq. Deranshire—Rulaert Huot, of Sirtbary, Laq • Dorrelrhire—Thama. Billet', of Esq. RSITZ..—.4II' Thum.. N•3l'e, of Da goam pas It, Bart. Gioareriershire—Sir Edwin Baiiiiuu Sandy', of ilfisettleo- park, Bari. liereArdskire—Thomme Perry, of Eardisky-park, Esq. HorifiwiGhire —John Easley Cook, Nunsloary, Earl. Kent—Sur llioniat. Dyke, of lariloesiosir, Bart. Lei 'Aire—Jam Clarke, of tittle Pevtling, Lineamakke—William Thompson Cowbell of KlMatn, Fair Mammon Whirr Sir Luber! Junes Allard kessorApii Mal• pa.. Km. 4 . " - Vorfalk—Gwe Er Samuel Kelt, of Brook Norihnwpfoieshif e—loha Cook, of Booboo Noriktvaberlard—lVollgual Cl.. kr, of Heston. home, 114. Nell is Onesskire—Sar Robert Clifiim, of Clifton, Bert. o.lforthhire—Thowaa Fraser, of 1P leoi.larause, Esq. INflandekfre—Rotorrl Ski. Id, of Wing, Esq. shrupshir....-TII/IM2IO , Taylor, of Ellerion, Esq. Soinerset.hire —Gertrd Marls. Berkeley Napier sof East E.. 1. Silifordshite—Morrini, Walhoese, of 11l aikerfon, Es 10„ Coney of Southamplese—James Aeolis. of Beaberfirld paik, BadroTh—George Thomas., of Woudbri 4arrea-L—llarchts Tr“wer, of limited 11 1 4roii. Saws—William John Campion, of Deasy, 'Esq. IVarirft kehire—Chrtsioplier Ruheris Wren, of Wroshall, Esq. AmMose Goddard, of Soindon, WorersOrshlre —ltich.trJ ha, of Thorogrore, Esq. iorinikire--Beitry Vauriliarl, of Kirk Leatliam, Esq. Slirrelestr, rametwy It , In. AM marsh TO, a. taw, ‘ll Gut London. Altemeya, Mimes. Kiley sod Parry, Temple, Loudon; and Nemec Pandermas sad Haw, Bil lericay, Emelt. Bartlroloseew Boyle Thomas, now at late of Plyiamseth Dock, beer-brewer, to surrender, Frbruary It, 22. ant March 91, at eleven, at Weskley's Hotel, Plyeaussih Duck. Attorney., Messrs. Darks, Church, sad Darks, Red bus s♦uare, Lembo; sad Mr. Tink, Myron:oath Deck. Thomas Gaadry and Jobs Gondry, of Goldsithaey, Corm. wall, merchants, to au►remkq February 32, al the Star lass ; 23, at the Angel Inu ; aid March 25, at tea, at the Star lint, at Illelaton, Cornwall. Aitoraeya, Mr. Follett, Tomple, Lisisdion ; and Mr. Roger., Whims. Swan, of Nrw-ssrert, New-road, Commercial road, Middlesex, master Oat iner, to surrender, February 15, 29, sod March 25, at ten, at Gaildball, Loudon. Altoreey, 31r. Kistler, Corn4lll, London. Farb lel Dickers, of Eynaford, Emit, draper, to surrender, February 19, 22, and March 25, at eleven, at London. 411oriiry, Sir. Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Office. John Sadiron, son. of Exeter, builder, to surneader, March 14, 15, and 25, ■t elect., at the Hotel, Exeter. At. torn. ya, Mr. Brattoes, Old Bruad•atreet, Loudon; and Mr. Winton, Castle•strert, Exeter. Eninei• Hipper, of tVurceate►, ■ilk-mercer, to niter Mare's 9, 10, soil 25, at eleven, at she Park Horse lan, Wor. crater. Attorneys, Mr George &involute, Excliequer-uffice, Lincoln's inn, Lunilon; and Mr Hill, Worcester. Thom., Gibson, late of Whitehareu, Cumberland, ►ut now a prisoner in she King's Bench, bistelwr, to surrender, thirds 7. 9, and 25, at s terra, at the Globe, Corkersiouth, Cumberland. Aitororym, Mr. Arlastroug.Staple's-lua, Loa. don; -sod Weser.. Nichalvou nod Thompooo, Cotkerotouth. Mono": Gregion, of Orowskirk, Lancaster, vintner, to Dorresokr, March 9, at six. 19, avid 25, at eleven, at the King'. Arne., prmski.k. Allegory., Mrassa. Black stock and Rolle!, limes Broth•walk, Temple, London ; and Mr. Harvey Wilight, 0,11114161 k. John %%right Hatton, of Gremfield, Holy/ell, Flint, and Slargaret Palmer Leasisiby, of London, wire soul iruu. m m nf. c. al ?nolo seerrsolrr, Mai tit 3,4, and ft, at I ' , fibre, at the White Horse bra, Hulywell. Attorneys, Sir Edmund', Exchequer Odir•, Lincoln's-Inn, London; and Mr. Oldfield, lywell, Vliomlorr. De fi id Pearls, Lite or pore Lneis, M•nritirm, East ladies, bul glow or Camberwell, Snrray, merchant, to surrender, Fehruar) 411, and Alinels 45, at ten, al Guildhall, Lon don. Alhoners, M Boatll and Tastie r New Beidge *Ural, Bl.irkreiata, London. SOUTH WALES. Carwerthew—Ralph Stepbcos Pc...begins, of Lbwslly, Esq. PernbroAe—N.ltlkastirl Pidlipr,of Skim cb, Esq. Ca, dirt n—Htory Ilog , re, ut Gli; utorfven—lturbasrd Illakensurr, of Velio.lra, DTIC(111 —U0013% Pric,•, of Linibb, Esq. hadnor Cluisiguer, of Hui vry, Esq. NORTH WALES. .4 ogle tr p Rolbert 11.loyd, fir Tr , zooms. Ell. Carnarvon—William Orini•by Gore, of Cirootnry. E.sq r/F.—Thnn.s nubile.. of Cwnihrssiou, 31ootooPorro—Joloo Bur klry Wiliiamrs, of Glauharrom. Derl;;Life—Julits Lloyd Salobssry, of Golly+, oau, Em.q. nini—Jusurb Kulgbl , of Esq. BANKRUPTS William Rues-. of Clwlostred, Greenwich, Kent, butcher, to surrender, February 12, 28, and Mardi 25, iet eleven, at Unildhall, Louden. A thou:ye, Messrs. C. and H. Poker, Greenwich. ‘Vi!ham Jones, late of East Cheap. London, wine-mer chant, to sturroder, February 19, 241, ao,i Match 25, at twelve, at (.nildlull. Atturuey, Ittr. Richard...lit, Guldens_ squaw, London. Ralph Walton, of Wood street, atraynAllr, 'Abettor), hosier, to surrender, Fetu nary IV, and Marcia tb, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. W. Hayward, Tuules-court, Cursitur.street, lA.uolou._ Thomas Norris, late of Ramsgate, Kent, grocer, to surren der, February 26,29, and March 25, at twelve., at Guildhall, London. Aflutter y, Mr. &rodeo, Aldermanbury, London. William Milieu Briton, late of Bromley, Middlesex, hat now of Went worth.place, Mile-end, brewer. to sisiserader, February IS, 29, and March 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Brunei., Token.lrur.e yard. Thompson RAllle, of Bear-street, Lcirester. field., Middle sea, whatesale.perfnmer, to surrender, February 19, 28, and March 15, at Ara, at Guildhall, l.nndou. Attorney, Mr. Walls, Lower Thornbasagh-mreet, Bedfurrbsepiere, Charles Kennard, of Pill, Bosom tailor and draper, to surrender, February 46, 24, and March 25, at teeter, ■1 Guildhall, Lunde's. Attoraeys, Messrs Bartlett and Bed dome, Nicludair-laue, Lombard-street, London. Richard Harder, of Horsforth, Yurk, rlryealirr, to sorrel'. der, February 11, March 7, and 45, at eleven, at the Corot. house, Leeds. Alloruer, Messrs. Tuttle, Richardson, and Gaunt, Leeds; and at their office, Poultry, I.zurdoir. Tregunwell Napier, ref Hurst's-AIL, Wilts, errestnran, to sir render, Frbruary 17, at six, 18, and March 45, at tear, a lbe Black Bear Inn, Devizes, Wilts. Attorneys. Mr .Tillryt Devizes; and Mmes. Nethersule and Barrio, F.samosirett, Strand, London. William Marks, late of St. Michael, Worcrstrr, carver sad gilder, to surrender, Mirth 6. at six, 7, and 25, at twelve, at the Hare and Hounds Inn, Worcester. Attor neys. Mr. Woodward, Persbnre; sod Messrs. Knight, Jones, and Knight, Sl.Jarnes's.equare, London. Henry Prime', of Hrighibelinstune, Sussex, grocer, to der, February 460 29, and Mare's VW, at two Ice at GoiMbell, Loneliest. Attorney, Mr. Michell, Visitor. court, Ohl Broad-street, 141A11011. Henry Buliughmke, lately of Surinam, hut now of Great Tarniunili, Norfolk, merekasit, io surreadev, February 46, VI, and March tb, at hour, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Alto el ieye, Messrs. Swain, 1111111,1111%, Maples. Prlirse. and Hoot, Old Jewry, Landes; and Me. N. B. Palmer; Great, Yerninuels. Janus Mound, late of Nee.atreet, Covest.gareirm„ Mid. riles's, mercer, to snrreade►, February 19,68, Site Marsh 45, at ten , at Guildhall, Leaders. Amain., Nemo. Kaiglit sod Freeman, Ilidasliall.aletve. ?beams 'troll 11101116,41 Ilauladetakajd, am. botcher, 1 I. a j 2 a d s. d 33 13 44 P $ d s. d. 64 I 40 II v. t . .., E 4 zi •. 4. The body of • still-born child was found on Saturday iu the ground in front of the Orr. srpsii elispel, in the Savoy, into irbich it had beep thrown train the road feinting to Waterloo Bridge. o.s the 31st •It. was launched from Mr. Fa Alf. cts's yard, at Cowes. in ilir isle of IVight, a most beautiful weasel. inteoded for the irish trade. called George IV. which is undoubtedly the first v ess4 I nand after oar present RINU, from the novelty of which. &c. it was highly gratif)isig to a great number of respectable spectator,: after whirl the owner. Mr. JAMU Hollis, invited a somber at his frieods to drink the health of his Majesty Kum Gaoled IV. which tiny did with great enthusiasts'. Chichester Beast Market was fairly supplied with herr anti wisititon, which were auiesewhat dearer than uei the law Jay. Lean stork wee is ptruiy aad cheaper. Hitt. 114Ure (.i atarkei) sod dear, rigaretally sasalhsixed. Hay witty to pisichaseil gaud al (rum 11. If/ 4 gaineas....—The Curs math,. experienced au material thaage, .or is say expecied; iiitle was dune.—A great aumber of ricks art to be area in that aeighunilutual• I 't d s. 10 7 0 2 DIY' DEN DS. March 89. O. Stalker, A. I). Welch, and W. Milbsurn, of leadeshall street, lanolin', slopsellera, at ins, at Guildhall. March 10. SE Anderson, of Smithastiptnu, poulterer, at got.. at the Coady loud None, Imo, Southampton. May 11. G. B. SIII Iley, of St. Mary, Whin:chapel, Middle sex, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 'larch 4. .1 Paler, of Wellingborough, Northampton, wine iwerlrint, at Ileac'', at Guildhall, London. Mare's 4. A. Riad, of lower Grosvenor-street, Flowolor. Hoare, w ine-merchant, it eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 4. G Milneolf Broad-sista, London, =claimant, at eleven, at February 19. R. W. Rumford, late of Barthnlonsew.latie, Laudon, sturk.hroker, at eleven, at Guildhall. February 10. R. M'Brair, late of Fen.eourt, Feathery& street, London, broker, al len, at Guildhall. March 4. E. Markley, now or late of Wood-street, Cheapsiale, I.llllllol‘, Wart 11111111,1nlill, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March Vs. J. r. Kensington, F.. lienshig•ori, H. Keirvingtun, W. =tan, sod D. MIMS. of Lombard-sirsel, Emmaus, banker,, at eleven, as ttsinillsall. March 19. .1 Gentle.] NMI C. R. George, of Bedford-street, Strand, altaillesex, lin-plate-workers, at twelve, at Gadd hall, Loudim. February 26. W. Bolton, of flory-sheet, Westminster, Mists pliiiiiher, at twelve, at lswilrilsall , Loodmi. March 4. J ti.irliant, of Lowur Shad•ell.strti t, Middlesex, casicass-huiclirr, at I. vi n, at Guildhall, London. M•rcli 4. J. Welt!! and 1). MacMurilo, of Hounslow, Mid. Anx-inill.spioners, at ten, at Gisildliall, Loudon. March 41. W. Siockhani, of Bristol, baki-r, at our, at the Cuintnerc.sl ftuome, Cnra-•greet, BiOnol. March 10. J. Slipper, 1,1 Ciostwick, Norfolk, carpenter, at roar, at the Rampant Horse Lou, Norwich. Marche. J. Farmer, if A.liborne, Derby, 'reviver, at clears, al the Green Nave loot, Aslihorne. Much 0 sail 7. F. Cbeptwit. of %Vatcot, Somerset, cabinet maker, at =eves, at the Chrishiplisr bus, Bath. March 8. C. 'Cannons, of Seabliug, Lincoln, dealer, at tee, at the White Hart 100, Maras 4. T. Baru, lair of Soittliend, Essex, lo irk-maker, at Ira, at CulldLnll, (.rodeo. March 4. C. K. 11. Buhl , , late of Swallowneld, Wilts, dealer, at irides., at Gos.hlliall, London. • CE RTI FICATIN —‘l4Rof 4. H. Watson, of H..llW.•le•lluur., IJllmrapttr, olrroggint.-4. Wood. of Ille Luulon,sr+r.•b N,,tm.u—.l• Glens", of li.dlun-Ir•Mu.rs, Lanessivr (boil 1..1r .1 poisoner for deist in the °noir of Laticsslro), virtu:dip, —V 11.. Vantlrreseisles, of Items moties.bosiloling., Cant 00000 street-load, M o ldia n o, general doal.v.—M. Howse., of Lore.lane. Llllla4lll. WllO4 wirrelsaul.—C. No.tl.cutr. of Giorgi , slreve, 'Trinity-•gnan, Toner.Y.ll, Loudon, ship.agvisi.-1). Martindale a..,1 J. Fisher, of dot Paillorv, WAfebol4.ll3ll6.ll.—J. T. Gros e..lt, of &Alford, I.naca►tcr, lainsor.ineoehant.—J. Fitton, eif . Preston, 1.-oscssier. roselimisker.—W. W. Adams, of Bow. Line, flwai.siole. London, snerelvino.—E Stonily, of Mooned. moors I, Li letater, victualler —W. Gsroseil. of Liverpool, merchonl.—E. Fre 1r.., of Birminglsson, 4... Ish. ui Ki0 g 0...... 4 ...-Hun, Vinrr, of Hata, Irstil.lrr.--11. Ling, C. Lang, and W. Lang, of Aces ington, -rs. l'A RTZ. I.ll,siii DissoLv ED. T Nock, of Shadwell Hralt.strecr, 8191.11ceert. 191 H. N.wk. of Howley Reeic, Stafford, null-iroamonerr., Janine, 89, 1829.—W. Hteeens and W. H. Nlesiolltaro, of CoprkBBl. 11.91.111mq, Inmbeer, ,au chanle, December 31, 1819.—H. Wilkismon mot IL WilLiosou, uf she Minoru's, clarmilae, De. crabber 31, 1819.—A. lumen and T. Dkol.wortk, of Knaves. brouos, Vas k, fl •11-111 , tmera, Jano.lry 2il 1810.—j. L or k e it 194 T. Gernert. of Airmanstet, engravers to calico-191,9er*, January 22, 1810.—C. It..baalrla anti 81. N. Covello'', of Up. r Tlmioes , tceer, Loudon, a Wilma" , clactmearoogers, Fe. Lamy 9, 1820. PRICE Hi SVGA R The oversee price of Brown or Alti,cos-uulo Sugar, mar Wed! front the ketortia matte in the wick endi t u K the 91b day of February ISto, is :111:,31.1. per leitefued tseight, ato thiaire of the Mitten of ClPallifil paid or payable I halve on the inapuitation thereof into Great es Fromumty It. Mina 1.31 S. 10 Isl 10. I Year, ptr Rye --s to —a Harley W. to SK.I Oms, 'ever. 111 30S Brans PRICES Or CORN Average IPrires Or CO4II sof rufland 31141 %Tates, by the Quarter Of Gehl Winiliectes Pri•diels, avid of °anneal per bull of 14011 iii. avisirilurriar, front the ret nrss received in the neck elided the oth of February. !IMO. GUILDFORD. Ftsatuav 12 111b010 Aa . so 00. Oats 4 3. to VI. I Rarity. 3•• so 36. Wags 44,1s i., 4tta Bread .. Is. 10 . 1. 0 DUBLIN. INDIDIVIIRY p. Mr. ,/ephson will coldest the howls of Alallow with Mr. Beefier. Inc Cork Mercantile (laconic* soy. that is idea of dislarbiug the repre.esmstion of did City. Air. Saussdrromm. of Cootie 5.1111111r1.411. .:11d Al t Burrower, of Strodtme, will oppose the old Member. fur the connty of Cavan. We understood that the Judge. ))))) Mooted fo. tM MOU*IIII Circuit lo heels se ealserted is. co ot ,. Illelbee cm the lifli of Alareli). are. Air. JSM, p Mr. _isv.ace ;AC 04111.'1 IDA. im 73 Mayne and I io I oat for limo Term frosts itillrassisraitioss, boa certain whether he will be ra hl e to g o th e (•,„.,. 0, lts that ease Mt place wt.l he oaken Ity M. Sr. Joy or Mr. Serjeont Burton.—Vreenowa's Jmolorad I Au omi-rams burglary aitol uotpupt woe e uissu „, tell use slue Hight of the le of Novemb er I.rat. i s .1 the 'muse or Air. (lug's Conlon. cif biomes', i.e., Alarkrea Cootie. in the rowdy Ir l4h g o , I.y ,„ mined bend of ruffians. who broke Moo the home., and carried astral Ism laughter. Elinor treating her with the moist savage vretritt. keying conveyed her mho's!. rod c •ral, d her is divers remote Irmo of the enmities el Lo i , rius Nts4l Credo. Ahe was at length. rafter many 00r..• covered 1611411 reolorrii to her home. A titan of the some of Corudau. Woke war 51w plosci..sl its sbdractioso did viulatooss, aided and uom tali by Frau. es. Kosice, aid several others. 11(M11; MA UK E TS. %V I N DSO R, ogrituasir le. 01ea1,p.111.131 ie IN Ina I Keane, per sr.. 406 fu u 16. , Barley, per qe. ..34. t. Or Prase Dale lns to 32a 11)41 - --- READING. fissv.►s• It. Wheal 'As lu 7b. 14• Sit .. • • ...... ale In SO. Mirky 30. to 39. Oats ....• • ....21s so 19. Resew 3B. so Nis While disks .., —.., ii , _... 014 Wheat .... 6 to 83. NAVAL INTRLLIGENCE. ►ORTSMOUTH, Arrived lb. Thomas transport hum the West ludic,, u lovalid truer; she has saiiiid again fur %Visolosch. Ear _mown', FteRVAIR% 9. Arrived the Maria, Eakins, truso ringlet, for Charms... bgAL, masons• If Arrivett atatl toikd fur the River the Cerra, Pena!, in 26, days from Africa; 011 the 71h 111014111, in lat. 4s. 21. fa.! lons. P. %V. spoke the Asia, flalikrson, frost Louttou Car Wei pineol China, an nen. Payi...l Dru‘rtirtm ult the Bth testae' the Allmon, Warree, from Ilessibut for Ostend. Smiled a *umber of the antwarel.boisad ; among them mei the following anvil Suer-n. 414. Petoevrelere. View. and King George, fur the South Seas ; Easolues, for Amigos; Kieific, fur Cotta; ftexichus, f r %kora Leuue ; Hem, fur S. Vincent's; Coalmine, fur Gibraltar; Demean Forbes. for Trueriffe ; IVestasorlaad. for Demerara ; Watri km, los Rio Janeiiu ; and Whim, for M• 1414111. The ZJruaster anti La Bello Anita's?, fur the Cape, still ►main. Fir. .'Clod hirs unk.lows. vessels am Newlin down, Mica_ The meetiwg of the ifereforil A grit ti!taral Society was hrlilast Shrewsbury on Mutittoy Alter diuure • dioettiatoot tat.k place iti the pr..esit ! Mateo' the agricultural iliterem.. The too Mein - hers for the comity, the Premium, Mr. Ct. t•E, Cotessel MaTctisies, Mr. SDI V anti Mi., WALITTII, debarred their ortitinieisis on the onts.. , jact ouch effect. It *a. coistrusirti :mil a.t smiled that the !growers of care. hail as gond pr.-. teesitiotia to • fair profit on their 'wide., and is. 1841141 !protection thereto., as the nielitsfavtarer srodesrusu have on the strides he which thty It further appeared to he the istiaiiirnoss of cm of the lureti.g, that, under prevent CirCliht!Viite.•. wheat could not he sold with justice to the tartar, at s ! Inv price than len shillings the Wisichrster isuthrl. l and miler grails iu the saute foottiuta, so as to ) rid a rrasonable profit to the grower, without atE rditui , any just eattar fur put seihraoce of rant uo the pm. I rit the landlord. A C tee was am* i i 11l ril rid' itii.tructed to prepare a Petition to Parliament In the spirit of these sentiments. PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. !tett—. 69fi I India 80w1... 13 15 pr. 3 prr Ct. Cour.. . liSif I Er. Bills. e.. 1 3 pi. 4 per Cents...". 87 ..... T rti•. 5 per Cs. N. ANIS* Itritg Lottery 'I tt krt. t a ll. 8.. 103 Coos. Cur Ace.... Bank L. Ann... lei 9-16 111.1 ' l lw- MAHNIAGFS. On lite 5911 silt. st Haigird' dowel, Ders , t, (ai,fr Aril's, Faq. to Marianne, speuod ilasightte ut the late Sumo. I %Weston, Eaq. an Alderman of treyosuotb —tbra due ow. asiou James Weston, Faq. caused Rearm! hominid loaves of Intuit to he doitritourd among the patty. Os Tuesday last, at Staab', near MiarLet.Orryine, Slr. i ninnies Bu)re, coniwai our, of Whittle-me. lo Slew+ slaughter of Mr. Palmer, curdwainer, of Nutty. 'MI • CO. ding was to baps taken place use Monthly; the x/44 obs all invited, and die banquet proparrtli bat the bei.legnious. aria, to some reollureseeir net rrrrr re, Aid not are ice loran Us dark had strata lowica. The clergyman was there fore wreessitatal in retire from the charsh without perform ing the 'ceremony. DEATHS. Friday seaside!, awfully inotbleo, at Ws swot, Mmitor• LIMON iihetbpllllll*. gaight, Ey. owe 4,1* the :111sua xera of the Liverpool Theatre. and I) a mash. :WM Arm' coinvilian at Coveist-eretea, battles. At hit father's in Prranalvitreek, is a painful Arellise seed 11, Mr. Samuel Howe, breither to Mr. William Hour. of Ludgate-hill, whom he Affet • tons My attended mid moist,. teoCuart darieg biawarsteraltie tri.lry matt Au ithote: area b. Prised sad 4 1 Abliabett at 'rya Dumas PROP and Twit (iLoss 011iee, li. 1117, Jlusud, lay C. CUSIMWCI.L, at the Ittraag. ~ .- r 1 Y' , s