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--- - .-,-..-.. Mire business came before Mr. Jostler BILT -I.ltY, at the A.4v;ze% at Littculti, l lot week, than was knona 10 have over before 41 doe time, tho otivution of the cuorts for this county. As large a calendar has been known. end's. consider shoe sui entry of civil cans, s ; but it has sot before brapproted that 1.-Nlu ihe f... e and the other tneve beets 1.0 heavy at the Moor ,uvr re+. . lit 4:oomph:my, the • JuAge bas been 4etaiised at I.IIICOIII a day longer than usual ; sad at tout-o'clock on Thursday rien in.; (in the inoniing of which day it has been usual 10 ttyru therm's...l%mm) et Nottingham) he was . still premilitigiu the Nisi Prins Court of this county. Antony.; the causrodispissed of hi the three preced log days, ars the following : caowli SIDE. Ediro d Chissky, latelycoilfinterton, ersoin.tteri on the charge of a rape on the hotly of s.i , etti Outland.. on the Stith of December last, riot tried on the capital part of the indictment, t ,e eiiilemess to the consummation o•f the crime Levin thought defesnive,) but sac a/TM:vied fora ri•lrnt essitilt on the Proseentrix, with ittte:it to violate her perton.—The nature of the exsinina precludes the piddle:thee of mast• pisniculars. It seems the Prnsecnt►,ie (c very persoinede young erommi, nosh 17 yeas Of age,) went, with sous, •ther females, to tar statute at t% isitert 0000 0 to he hired for servwe, and was Itiliptirft nut and engaged he toe otter. Notwithstsoiling 111,st he is a mar ri, d m: a, km s child. i.e, terry soon after the Prusacu.• ix entered into the .risicr of his family, began to 'mince towards her Ail amorous i ,e,ioa• thin. toe young W1111:41/ love no eueottrsg.- useot, b,u acquainted her uses ress of certain indelt vc..te liberties which the Prisoiwr had uttempted to take with her isfet repeated wnrucc.•►shil attempts to seduce her, the Prisoner at len.ith mole. ed to efket his purpose by ioletier; and, on Christmas eve. his wife and She other members of hi. family, except the Pros •cis t ix, and it mini servant s t anitit .I•kaish, employeil to the mill, bring gone to SVintertnii, (from whit It torso his house is situat rd half o mile.) he a•aaulted the young and, after a long struggle of ►esistance, so frr exhausted her strength, that she fainted. and became a ew•tim to his lust ; on her recovery and milesue from the brutal .vislency of the Prisoner, she went to silintitat her austress at Wiuterton with lOW hid happened. and ►hen mourned to her house stud the protw•taa of her mother. This wes the eltect of the evidence. The ttsti.linny. charact-r, and previous chastity of the Prnorrutris,• ere attroained to be impeached be the I ' , smart and evidence of the Prironer; and enin&y, an bran{ or.ked whether by had him self auk thing to icy, nnadr an impossioutd upped irs Goa tnet he was ncrnt. The Jury fouled him guilty. Mr. Ju ice H. try immediately pleased sen in • most impressive wily. The Prisoner. he observed, Kis far from being the seducer even of th female, whom, ass insiner, and the head of • fa. 11111 S. hr ONO boundto protect. ought to Vase rest•il in her any tirmweisity *inch she use: Is hive betr.q,eil to all ll l mire narreonnie. Hot when, in geese vintsinin of moral.ty and the duties of en. . rt.tv, he, lir imam, .viideoce, robbed her of her cliestity, he b camp. on offender 4so dark 4 rank. that good stint, hi their re.einmeast, would hardly tiink st..y pumsh.tieot ton s-wire to be iollmied on dim. (the Med Julie) in verity, eled..r.l, that, eimsideruig the, reletmir of the Prisoner sod tile l ' ouet:fittot. had the former been tried end found guilty of the capital of fe,.ee fur which he had berm first 'whined. he should have felt it his duty, ass war 1111 l g to soendy in the-c parts, to have left 'him for execution. As it Wf....be semeoceil him to pay a line of 4001. to the k And to be to. looootil two yours in the 110114 e of (;w, (1‘11.4 at Kitten ; and fu-ther e be tinplate/lied until the the he Fwd. _ _ _ Mary .fidetype, sioglewonian, Welt of lligwor thinjo,m, charged by the Cot mar's invest with the wittel wirier of • male child, of which she de livered arlmitted. The'Prisoner lived in the service of Holden, of Ilisgworthing ham, mid bad so lived for dve months previously to ilebvery. She complained of being very dl, but dioi nor state the emise•of her illness, and was de livered without the privity of any person. The child wig* soon after found in the chimney-place of room ,rontiguous to the Prisoner's bed-room, ItNad. No marks of violence were discoverable row* it ; but • professional witness declared his oisin.o.i that the ii.fant was hors alive. from the cir cumumwe of the lungs appeoing inflated, on an anist.isuieal Investigation by him. and of their float ing in wider. _ _ _ -1 11 r. Justice BAYLIT humanely controverted this e01.41.1•j. 011, and tirriarra that, called as eis atten tion fregitriitly was by his professional duties to the subject, he had MO herniation in saying, that the sipailian of the most eminent men in the faculty him was, that the inflation and floating of the limes were by no upons a proof that a child was li•iweht mother hut hut had the aid of a midwife. There irieeitou for the Jury, whither the Pnsoner had rnMinatly c ..... vaird the With of the child? h ut h e f an n oi ~o evideoce ass adduced of its hay. itie Bern Ihntis The Jury arvuiled the Prisoner; and, at the in.. 10 , 4111'e of th. Jurse, her lose mistress agreed to Itt• 1701te her Intim her writes CIVIL SIDE. ARUOLD b. NOTZELL. • The Plaintiff is a young woman, who had lived in the eepat•ity of servant to the Defendant, by whom, although he is a married man, and 70 years nl “ g «, she became prevnuut. The action was for an inwsult, wider the followimg ewrioith circuits st.ini•es : the young woman was fle'irered of a child tin th e gild of June, et the house of Catherine Lamb, of Vl'oolsthorpe ; a fgrtili A lit aid two days after her delivery, the . Defenelittst called, and begged that she would part with the child; to this the girl would not consent, for fear it should be seat to the Foundling Hospital. Mr*. Notzell accom panied her husband to the Plaintiff'.. and, after quieting her apprehensions, by fuddling and feeding the infant for a short time, she sud i•-•ily whipped it up, and ran off with its-- The distress d iivither nitrify ed to fellow and rescue her rh.l4, butt the old man prevettopd this. hisiJui li , her doom for tcu missutts ; and wflt-rwartm, en per getting up, he pushed her down with force, on the other ,ide of the room. This was the as4uult complained of ; and Serjeant Vaughan observed, that, as the old gentleman had gratified his pusisious in more ways than one, the Jury would make hint pay the piper. Catharine Lamb, the nittietwo who proved the forts, on crow-exainiontion (with a view o:i the !tart of I ior Dvirmiant to prove improper tr.- at ment of the ilifeuit by the mother). admitted that it WAS UOl 11%1Isli to let a child go a fortnight and two daqs before it sucked ; the cliiiers clotlos were sent after it, sod the plaintiff had t•at the infant again.—Oti re-examination, she said the girl was a tender mo ther, and there was no reason to take the child away on that account. Mr. Ba'gni, for the Defendant, slid, that his cli ent was lint en Englishman, and that such of the jury as had happened to have seen the picture, by Sir Joslyn' Iterioldsof the old Marquis of Granby, would find the very portrait of Min (Mr. Notzedl) in the droll Swiss servant holding the home et the Lack of the Marquis.—This silly old man of 70. who had !peen 30 years inisrritil, without having it was wonderfully delighted with the repine him' of hating got 'e son and heir; and, strange to t• 11. lie had infused the same kind of pleasure at di.- circumstance into his wife. They had taken the child away to get an apothecary for it at Gran them; and all that he did to the girl was merely to take her by the waist and hold her down, whilst tire kind theft was practised ; and, as she has got the cliiid ;outdo, no herrn war /lone. Justice' 84V LEY said, in point of law. an assault had toren pr..vegt. soul the Plaintiff was Clearly euti tied to a verdict.—Demages 301. NAVAL ilrieuicslves. roarslioNllll. MARCH 16. Smiled the Ulysses, 50 guns, Captain Baker. for Lisbo , t, • itn. convoy ; (..eritersis, 36 gone, Captain Whitby; Woolwich store-ship, Captain Turner; with the Guards, under convoy, which have lately mart lied in from London, for Cad's ; also the %Aruciaa sloop of war, and Linnet brig, on cruises. Came up from the Motherbank, where she bad been ridiriz. quarautme, the Excelkat. 74 guns, Capt. The wind has blown fresh from the Ea.tward all day, and has prevented the Horatio frigate, Capt. Stott. ■nd her prrsr, from working up from Yar mouth hands. The Port Mahon ;11 oppoioted convoy for Gurru soy and Jevagy.—Wend Easterly. PLYMOUTH, MARCH, 15. Cause i 4 the Thinederer bo üb, from the East ward. &sled the hstelliese brig, on a cruier. 11141e4 II 14. . . Arrived the Hardy gun-brig, and bus ot.o;e Ev il for convoy to the Mediterranean ; !lumber, looted shsp. with a fleet from the Dos in.. Him M..jesty's brig came into harbour this eves.guig. and 111114de MORI for C.)oVo) to the Wert Indser, and thru stooJ of to •. &lard lite Duke Malln.rumgh packet, with malls, bur A rse,ics. OPAL,. Arrived the nagged Miate, front a cruise off Flu.fang. Com. rinwn from the River and sailed, the Surat Ca.& Ea t Issibeitteu. novas, titers 16. D'epable• were landed here lain night, horn the Cherokee 'loon of wur, which took thesis out of • Iwo I loon 114uloiriie, which was rousing to the codas r. They am, .41.1 b-wed, it is raid, to the Tbmeoust Ward. The Cherokee's boat lauded at 9p , M. FRitM LIA)YD'S LIST. Ca Ilitstete iti.—Arrived the Philippi, Matsu Tenenffe sad tee Witham, At tool, 1.0111 Ahr 311 i lb* Cimmerian', Halkty and Allow tck Ca.i ir, Pater ow, for ludic The t'oefiereee, prize to the Pe haat. Cif - dein 81.11. M. Ift now unloading in the Lillie Docks.— Two large boxes of the most belutifal and rare shell* have bees discovered ; they form part of • collection which M. GA 1011 Ell (who was a pesuriger) had beep three ylars to ,king in India, for the mum at Paris. rile venni) is all from Bourhom and the indigo, 1 - wing of the best quality, will af. furd a sernion.ible hupply. Sketc!i of an origimil cmsoletor, dialogue, be. twee° • Eme lady and the wife of a Cumberland farmer : allAgia.—,-111•0 tor )4. mistress? L•Diriowl•TJ Alergeret, I bare rester? very till. !II •ura.—Nae what Ire worry Teat bad sic a to%l.ek.itg site, peer silly body, yr or We faded. nu —Do you tray ? feeirire, luik 'bee soon lace a rorp ;it item. suudrier Warr ragtag to dee r I thick you ur But ur.r. mutter ! Yea matter ! whet It Num be. SI Nout AR CIReIIIIIITANCR.--Some time ago the wife of NU. Comma, whose husband lives at u cot tage at ltritlierharn, was taking some hay from a rick, for the cow, when a person came frown b-- hind mar of the stack., and entreated her protec tion, as, he said. he w•as pursued by some penron., who sought his life. After eonsulting her busmen& they agreed to give him shelter, as big clothes were wet through and covered tytb mud. Having heen provided with a bed, the women of the house pm ceedel to wash his shirt, and clean his clothe.,, which, she observed to her husband, did not belong to any common person. In the morning he thanked tnem fur their kiln:neva, and proposed gt%ill i C them a draft for I,ooul. on his hanker, which, with the advlr:e of their neighbour.. they refused, lest it should lead them into an .fifficithy or danger. He then took his leave, and departed, and the farmer's sea pin him in the road to Lou dm, having left him emisequence of a quarrel.— Oa that thzy twelvemonth another btraager waited on the farmer, and gave him tool. tog au that dry twelvemonth he gave him another. Soon after he called, and told him his benefactor was deed, but had renierubernl him in his Tull. Here the mate► •rested for some time, until the farmer employed a friend to examine the will of ■ll men of fortune who d.ed in London about that time, when it was found that 1,0001. was bequeathed by um eccentric into', who died immediately after, to a Mr.Courte, without mentioning who be was, or the plate of his residence. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiraliy : Ojire, Mareh . l7, .1910. Copies of Iwo letter; frrZn Clapham Sir Joi;eph Sydney Yorke, of Hai Nlairsty's ship Christian the Seventh, addressed to the Hon Hear-Admiral Stopford, and transmitted by Lord Gambier, to John Wil.un Crater, Es' l. His Majesty'. skip Christian the Seventh, Basque Raub, Jan. in, Into. . . .. . SIR-1 take. leave to acquaint you, that this mornong a convoy, cor.sc.ting of the description of ve.sele mimed in the margin ' l , on their pasage from lde gl'Aix to Ka belie, was, by the spirited efforts of the boats of Ilia Majesty's ships IC irtstiiti Seventh, and Amide, under the compact of Lieutenant Littion.senior of this ship, driven within grape and musket-range of the battery,•aud (with the exception .the last one taken) coanpletely burnt, the weer ebbing so fast as to render it ita possible to bring them off. They were full laden with valuable cargoes of wines and brandier (of the be.t quality). soap, rosin,- candles, pitch. oil, pine, varnish, &c. leg this enterprise note man was hart. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signal) Joshes S. Yoaaa. The Hun Rube. SlopPird, Rear-Adoiral of thr white, Isc. ac. dax. His Mairsti's ship Christian Seventh, is Hasquir Heads, Jun. yl, lAlu. ' Ste—A convoy of about thirty sail, making its epwarance yesterdly evening by the Maumasvon Pus, and the van of it appearing inclined to run the chance of getting into Rochelle, I wade the signal fur the boat. to chase. With their accus tomed spirit and gallantry, and led by Lieutenant Guion of this ship, they attacked the convoy, which ran a-ground w ithiu as ,tour's-throw of the baiteritii. when fist of threu, as per mareint, were, under .• heavy tirr of grape and musketry, burnt, and one taken ; the rest put back. It is needless leor me to point out particular acts of courage, in particular persons, as the character of British Officers and 'cameo is too well known and appreciated to require any Praise from ma. In this affair one of the Anuide's seamen was wouuded, and two of the enemy's killed. I have the honour to be, &c. (tiigned) Jossoli S. Your. T►s Hos Robert Itiopfortl. Admiral of t►e W►ite, Ste. Ste &c. Rear-Admiral Drury. commanding His Majes ty's ships in the East Indira, has transmitted to this Offite a letter hr had received from the Ho- Doumble Captain Elliott, of the Modes►e, giving an account of the capture, on the 15th July lot, of the Tuyncelaar, Dutch schooner, of eight guns, and twenty-two men, cut out of a bay in the Straits of Sunda, fruits under the protection of two batte ries and five other armed vessels, by the boats of the Modeste and Rarrec.mtia, under the direction of Lieutenant Willies& Payne, of the former. And also a letter from Captain Matinvell of the Procris, stating the destruction, by that sloop, off Batavia, of the Dote!) Company's armed brig Wog ster, mounting eight guns and four swivels, with eighty-sic men. Vic -Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexander Cochrane has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Stanfell, of His Mejeety's sloop the Scorpion, giving,► an account of his having, on the 12th of January last, raptured, off Guade loupe. the French national brig, L'Oreate„ of four teen twenty-fou► pounders, and two long twelves, with a conii.leinent of one hundred and ten wen. She had salted from aasseter►e the same evening for France, having sus barsrd a Lieutenatit-Colonel and two other officers of the army, and the Citptishis and seve►al Officers of the two French frigate* lately de stroyed; and used every ex.rtton to escape or run on share, but was cut off by the skill and activity of Captain Stantell. TlwVire-Atliniral has alsotranarnitted a letter from Capt. Hale, of His Majesty's ship Freijs, statteg the destruction of the batteries at Bav hlaliautOn the Islam, of GisadAlunpa, and of a clip and HA' i mat schooner at anchor there, and also the capture of an armed brig by the boat, of the Freija, under the direetion of Lieutenant I)•tvid Hope , who antirsrs to ha veitirplayted much gallantry in the perfurineoce of this service. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 01 . 07.01ke, .Mash 17, 1.1 to. fad Regiment of Light Dragoons—M:9u, the Hoe. F. C. Pous.mhy to be I..uteoYl•Coluucl, by pm eh,me, ?tee Seymour, w►o retiree . • 6otb Regimest of F , a , t—ftri-vet-Mjor Joiou Galiffe to IN Major, without pardons", vice Duvy, promoted in the 7th Garrinew &Haiku. Royal %Vett India Rniier•—cargaia Thome. Bret-two to be Msjor, without pm chase, rice Ceropbell, promoted to the eth Cryloe Itegioacut. llREvrr. Captain Heury 11'ainy, of the girth root, to be Me- Jur iu the army. STAFF. Joh. Heyward, Clerk. Iste - Cln - plan Brigade at Walelseres. In be emplane to the Voters. Adjutant Dalestty, front the Royal Military College. to be Adjatant of. Beeman% District. the remit ..f Lientroaso,) nee Moonstfurd, who retains to LA total" ball pay. To 10 - Assiatani-C A nnniaanies-Gei t e ra l to the Forte.. George White, tient. P.rverine Bourdon, Gent. William Beech, Gent. Benjamin T. Gaston, Gent. Richard Barry, Gent. Thomas G. Ragland, Geist. David Carruthers, tient. John Sans, Gent. and Charles J. Forbes, Gent. Cautssiaisinu 84%4 by the Lord breffll4/11 of sis Cow, of knot. 'robe Deputy Liewaranats. Robert Mintypernry, FAR! Dated Febniary 53, 111110. Baden Powell , Eaq. Dated February la, lei., 8.4N11 RTTPTCI LI FYI.* SG F.D. William Duncan, of Thatched-HIM; Court , W. street, Westminster, workingt-jeiselltre, (non linri.h go. to Myrrh US, at ten, et huslttliall, Voodoo - , Jorob Stowe, oflridp I.soalsrt %gimp, orellatolo, from Min eh ft e, to April ,att.n , at 1 ; 4 . 4 . 111 41 1 . 1,46 d00 , laws Prime, now or late of 111rmingbam, and nl.o of ftiotorr-otrtet, Soowhill, Looduse, haoier, from Marcb .1, to April YI, of lon, at Gailflisalf, Loudon. BANKRU PT(:Y SUPERSEDED. Within' Phantom, of Briolithelonstoot,Osooa, corposter. KAN K It I'PTS. Christopher Ms,.hsii,..ll.lltM Heringfitge-011ert, Mi.107:•- ers.sealutaker, tar soot-ender, us, sr we, 31. St Set, • Ong. of 111 taw ; i.toop, a K ip sow; or flUer "." :7 " a7ro lit Chasse Matte, air*. Ines; alllo. of 4 , 1 ludo i Unit Chimer IS..ree. ul.llr toes, token. t M♦n,, ut b.) gum. , idoss, et toes ; ditto, of An tuns; lift, ot 1,11110, of li luu• 1 Laws' hal Irks. with skis., authes. Isosv, cutup, is and April MI, at one, at Guildhall, gouda, Alt- it tide, Carat e-streat, felcuu s uture "el, . John Dana, of Merthyr Tydvil, Glum • stir it rolur, lit arch at, V.9,and April, ta, at Het.... het.. C , Inn, Merthyr: Tydvil. Attueuess, Mr. tt •1- -•%- :T. `-' Merthyr T)alsil; mid Jerik as, Jousts, and A a b . o' , ~,,,,-•)" . i J..1i0 Davison, at New Bmelifurd, 3 164411mm' 4, -- ''''`‘ tu surrender, Morel. as at oue, el, at eleven, 'lt a,,"' at ouc, st Guildhall, La/don. Attorses Mr. •r mill . -.." •• •• • 1,5 0 ,,, t haw p:ace,plaktriars Loudon. srA t !t u ti bc „ M ri l i d em lc lu se:: Ru es: W it.? pliii:igt6ersn' a le nd su i r "4 :l! h lt r i . l" ::j t ' r t ., l s ple,illEß 21 31, and April na, at len, at Curld ' hall, Lo a d o „ A .; - • St eased [Mines mad Lou Oro, Clenieut's.l an, 1...M.- -- " n BY PA lejsotilitTtulflier,kAl'u4prill.J.ojf,(l.4llbdewgkor.:l::"*l7l7.thhol'.:::,::l,"l".4 SHEWISTPIift".."-Cl'%lti Men, Cm mat i ett, Briatul. At torneyo .....,,,,, ate' ' wall s • will bb 11u-square, Londun ; and Mr. Cooke, Bnutul ---", 'walla , is tithe seta., %VillianyLifford, late of Shadirell High-shet, M dj,,,,,,,.. rfPoiliaker„ to aorretider, March to, at ten, A prd 1 ~..' arm Chick, tbi en, Si eleson, at Guilaludl, London. ditto-Lev 11 11' --. oast 11 ien • -, ..r. 3,4 Mr. , o tite.- r Thrurriorton street. ' g e Dean Geo. Eihiards, of %Voters-Under-Edge, Glunrestr- 5 0,... tar, gerOili, Al l maker, to surrender, April st, at five, 3, and is, it e 1'',... - "" ',,,,,,,.; Al, a lit. Yell :II owe, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Jame., t• -• ' • -- ' 4 '.•• .. -4-- . ii.l) .4. r.F. q uire, I.endim. I• Tlo c Georg, Lye and Edmund Leigh Ly e , o f Bath, S oo „., , To l •liich a and of IVartninstar, 'A tits, comusou-carrie rs , to , e , ,, r'l t,A II .A 1 ~ -" Starch 3u, April 1.4 end de. a t O rem', at the ywk ~ . , Ta tidier. Bath. A iturneya, Mr. Mitoses Wroughtun Sal • tuu,,,,.. 1 ,, ".,1 Mr. Si vii.,; tad 3leserw. Blake sad White. Enna cirri- ; s'"' ' London. '' '''' ' ,lile, Mit Dare ,ThibrsiaY. ICI' Charles Marshall, of Viuegar-Yard, Cram si t ,„„, , --Au l' .4 M wi tir ' e h t ‘ i cr iu e k' 3l S , " a i n T d ey ril , p w r i i un l aste.dalluSat uteutir,waltit'Urdilristi,ulortud'7:"": -;'''.4l , -r P l ::li.e n. h i . --di Attorney, Grange Morton, Gray's 100-square, II a 1 , 4 ,.. i . Parry HoweLl,tif London-Road, Southwark, so n " , 0 .3 ..' ; The Irishman to . ass ComsaY. dasher, to sun ender, March tit, it, and April is • at u ..; 1 ,., pt e: ,•••, i• ir Guildhall, Lumina. Attorneys, litany. A Mrs, 1 L. 7,,,, 0 versant and Clarke , IVarnfuril court, Tluogmio tuii-Arret, ILurna,. ' ' l "''' t IT -- , -- -- . Julio Aldridge, of Buwling-strect ' Westimmt er , m o a, sea, tailor, to surrender, )firth to, April li, media, at a ~. I at Guildhall, laordon. Attorney, Mr. Fry .It, 11,1,,,,, k ! . 1 , 1 .. 11 To 6SI street, %Veasttniuster • lingo Clair!. s Jones, uf New Tuthill:street, Westanoat e , Ind - frit the Pc M Iddlesex;virtualler, 10 surrender, March t 7, 31, ma A o ,l all pi tit, at tart.., at Guildhall, Loudon. Atturaqs,M,• • FM M' Phillipsou and Brewer, Staples-Inn, Londou. iat the (;I. Thutnas Heaver, of St. Jennies :Market, Westemk,. i, l I : VI ItE, wdl, 111 1 , 4d at i"c to z elv P ; ul a i t ere G r Ut t ld o li s a7l, lc l u .e 'le a r do r :i:.4rcAhtt2ori,bAeyPr, l l l l i i fi . , .••, ' i l l I"' "' ue. . i"au I Maya, Crowe-claret, Newington Botts. OR, I).Siinnione of the High-street,Southwark.S nrrey,hoild. . Cl•trart.l- ftf, to eilnend:re Hank 17. 91, and April :yr, :d atri a , o lit ki Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Chilton, St. '31,., • ' ‘l".--, . r u'l'l. ••. street, Suethwaik. r est, Ili Ma .. Joseph Bishop, the younger, of St. P ai d, Si m : well, Mid- ~.., Mr:. 8 .. shut. i (ist diem, victualler, to surrender , March ee, AI, .44.1 A 1 .,',. • -, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lourou. Ationoy, Mr. 11,. um Hill, King David-lane, slia.lwell. Julia Pinup's/is, William Goddard, and Janos Mims.% The Ch•tractrl' of Wood-street, Cheepode, Loudoit, and of South Medic, s tie Kisighl ~ Minim gla, warehousemen, to 3111rculltr, March ,;,i, ji,nd • . Bland, &C. April US, at elvers, at Guildhall, Lutidou. Aiimiry t M r' The us'" Banditti, • Ser i ' • Partoa, li'albrook, Lundun. James Barnes, of New Mallow, York, hoes draper, to will be repeat •render, April 7, at eleven, at the Suit lon, New %Mhos At- 1 444r7"" torneyeltir. Earultwart, Gray's.inn square, Lotaluo. and Br. Walker, Mullion. With ad DIVIDEND& April 14, Charles Janws, of Cateatow-stsmt, Load. a, rib To lion urnoufacturer, at tea, at Guildhall. HE CON April it. IVilliani Pop., of Westhucy.upon-Stwirra,hi. a . Weidner 0 enter, dealer in pigs, at eleven, at the Lower tOcurgs Ire, •t s ininc, lwx,d Gloster slur- nr. , seer Ileerru .‘ April 9. Jobe Stephens, of Yeovil, Samisen, (Redness, at .. . , , bi ,,,-.,„ , or eleven, at the it. maid luu, Yeovil. „ April it. John:Doman..., mow or late of Hinckley, Lan- mist Say othr ' ter grocer at twelve, at Guildhall, Lund.... 4 . A pril7. George 11149 k ley, late of Readieg, Barks, 'memo* 4 .ier, at ten, at Gaildball, Lreolon• id Apra 7. William Mark, of PI) inouth-Dock, Devon, linen. draper, al twelve, at Guildhall, Louden.. 111 April 7. Richard Cooper, ..f Paradoe.street, St. Mary-la. boat, . Middlesex, plasterer, at twelve, at Liusidhall, Low 44 16 due. CERTIFICATES—A tali, 7. . 4,06 e is infield John Coiner,' of Ent - strict, Red Loa...lame, Middlesex, w w oos upholder. ab,a e Mouey-I John Fruelerheler, of kiapgate-street, Ham tivilerwoh Holborn, L ot , A too watehniaker. triter B too Aim Sheppard, of Leeds, York, milliner. biro C ion fkajansiii Trurkoy, of Plympton Earle, Devon, butcher. Letter I) i,wi Will iron G•irdiser, of Eaton, Bedford, sock noinuia....inv At all the V William Ihillirma, of tVappiag, Muldlerrea, and of lir!. maim bridge, Surrey, 114r 1 / l iller. 14 withirawi Jaunts. 1% anis, of Fleet-street, Lonihni. engraver. Salt, (alai . -•—•----a- ,w i r sorb Illel lIIEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GEII.DHAI.I., Anima) the To. atonstole. a s t inay he al Julia Basil Dwelmorth e Aslsfard. Kent, wine-ma t the chew chant - - - -3 It eh .dricelioe Wr:4lrerr Deneari,Thatebed-house-court, St. James'', ill be row sr.olliug jewel's-- - - - 3IS 'ailed king) Tit onto Slade, ro.d 11 sas Slade, km. Baritiolu• - -" - mew elose,, oil-tore-hauls - . t it ALTER'S-I John Pommel*, Moabite:4, went, grocer . 311 J• 114.11 Veer, lbealmniMorre ' Ilmcken•liamsbire ; sad Elegant HO Bloodroot:street, Middiesex. moury.ecrivener • lit Window Ci • ItIVIDEND. Trebles, DI 'swim Barclay, Old Broad-street, merchant - le C IF ITT 1 FICAT 6S. Juhu M‘Clemd, of lanans•Eard, Woolwich, Bent, sLert• Bs *right. Oath , l'n nu Jeffery (Adieu), of IVriorl-stemt, Loarlow, hosier. THIS Joseph Swindall, of Priolletuu, in the parish of Eaks, Lar- " "I cuter, as cter, shopkeeper the pr, JUMPS Mriekiosw, of IV hiteeross street, Middlesex, 1,410•1/ GIBSON, 'A William Wilkes, late ut Bersillet.gl,...• • factor. tars ; romp! a rot of a PRICK OF dTlittlia ON RATURIAI . ',allot hnii• a per Cent. Citywide 5 per Cent. Nary - i oral. 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