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ter)! Ant Ravi stated the case en the pill or the Plaintiff, and observed, that as it was a simple nation against the acceptor of a bill ot exchange, he had wahing mare to do en his part than to prove the kind-writing of the Defendant, and then lie was 'convinced there must be an and of the cause; though he must acknnwiedge, if the Jury were to consider the important l i nk. of his Learned Brothers at the opposite side, as evidence. the Defendant might be said in h ire the best tit the case I but as this was noti generally iillowed. he did not conceive he was asserting too much, when he said it was iinpOssible but the verdift mast be his. The hand-writing of the Defendant to the bill in iluestion was then proved, also a letter of his to the P 1 iintiff's attorneys, in which he stated he w de tirecl not to pay it, but did not absolutely say it was * forgery. Se-j. SmEetteen, on the part of the Defendant, then addressed the Jury, and said, however, con fident h:s learned brother at the Opposite side might be of obtaining a verdict in this cause, he was con triaced he mast be dis ippointed. as he would be able to prove, he several of the mitt respedahle men in **city, men who had dealings with the Defendant to a very great ainoent, in the course of the year, , that Mr. Jisseph's name on this bill, as an accept ance, was not his hand writing, nor any china like it Mr. Wiggan. a!goldstuith in Cheapside, deposed, that be had for a considerable time back afted as hanker to the Defendant, and that he generally paid away about 30,6001. in the coarse of the year for him. a lie bill was then produced to hint, and he said he was convinced the Defendant's name was a forgery. On cross-examination, be aektunvledged s in the fairest manner, that some of the characters were like the Defendant's; but they all appeared studied, and a much sttiFer, tramper hand than Mr. Joseph genera:4 wrote. Several nth:: witnesses were calla', who all de poseds that it was not the h Ind-writing of the De fendant, nor any thing like it. A number of letters of the Defendant's were then produced, with the consent of both parties, by Mr. Wiggan. The Defendant's case bring closed &dame Misr ieplied, in the course Of which he said he was ready to acknowledge *bat Mr. Wiggan had said, that the writing of this name was studied, and he thotreht it very easy for A man, when ac cepting a hill, t stiffen his hand a little, for the purpose of al:et-ward : setting up a defence, that it was a foravry ; and getting teepee-461e men,wbo are terpasintel with his general mode of writing, to come forward and state what they really think, validly, that it is nut exadly similar to what he usually writes. S r J• sirs Mat:srtsa D observed on the evidence; sod she Jury, after examining and comparing the different bills and letters produced, pronounced a verdia for the Plaintiff—a set off being allowed, da mages 4621. -., SOLLICRS V. W•ICENI•M. The Plaintiff, a foreign merchant, residing in the City, brought an anion against the proprietor of a stage waggon at Litchfield, to recover 1041. the value of two trunks, which miscarried in the con veyance to L la. The trunks belonged to Ge neral Logics, a French officer of distinaiou, who came to England as a prisoner of war ; they con tained French military uniforms of the most superb description, ornamented with abundance of gold lace, which, with a capital double barrelled gun, were valued at the above sum. ‘Vhan the wants were left at the Defendant's warehouse, the necessary expence was paid for booking, and they were directed to tree Pi..intiff in London, bat, by some actid..nt, did not arrive at the place of destination. After the fires of the case had been proved, Sit .41411$ blassrtsca was of opinion the aelion should have been brought In the name of Logief, and that Solliers, to whom the property W 1; coosigncd, had not sufficient claim to it to mstain the a:lion. The Plaintiff was there fore rum:mita. PALACE couaT. tTUR DAT, JOLT PI ♦YRF end CLAYTON r. WaLittl. The Plaintiffs are common brewers, at Battersea, who sued t:te Defendant, the keeper of the Cross. keys, for the balance of an account, as well as 21. for a cask and purse:won not returned. The Defendant pleaded he had returned the casks, one of which was tilled with 1 beer. The Judge asked what was meant by old beer ?' The witness answered, that it was a liquor, nei ther porter nor ale; that it was sent in by certain persons to the publicans, to mix with their mild beer. to give it a flavour and body. The Plaintiirs' Clerk proved an acknowledgment of the debt, and they obtained • verdict. Saturday the whole of the causes for trial in the Cotut of Exchequer were withdrawn with consent. The stnail-pon rages with great virulence at pre sent in the city of Norwich. The bla v oil and pita eipal inhabitants held a meeting oa Tuesday las:. to consider the best means of stopping the ravages of this fatal disorder. General vaccine inocu lation was recommended. and a committee to be f-•rmed (Jr the furthes.comideratiou of the busi ness. In removing the Mount from Whitcchapel-raad to fill up the pits by the Commercial-mad, a peat number of hum,su hones end teeth, p^rfedly sound, were found Lmong the rubbish ; nails perfedly fresh ur.d tit for use were likewise discovered, as also carpenter's shaving; laid in strata, apparently in a peeled state, but as soon as they were expo,esl to the air, mouldered into dint. We undentand that the Contra:kw has engaged to remove the whole .of the Mount in the watt of four months for 15001. Ch4rict SisaskruZ Jeeru Priers, and Jaws Hoare. man, the eldest of whom is not 11 years of age, were WI Wednesday last comnsitted to Wakefield House of Corre.Rion, for having, on Sunday, in company with a bull do 7, which t'ey had decoyed from his maa , er's house, assaulted a young man in the Mar ket-place, Sheffield. A sprit atm interfering, the rascals turned chair rage ag.tinst him, and set their brother brute upon him, which tore his thigh and his side sa a manner ton shocking for description. The poor suffers, who is a journeyman named GEORGE PAJUGH, lies in extreme and we under:tau in great danger of losing his life. by this most inhuman outrage. He a wife and ewe.: chlidred, one of which was burn only a few days Letose his midertune. • . kIVAL INTELLIIthENCE. , . tira rtmor TH. .Tur.v 19. Arrived the Fa/otis sloop of war, from a cruise. Saltzd the N frin bomb, with the Triad bomb teri. der, the West Indianten, ite under convoy for the Downs; and the IVca:/e sloop of war, with the .44" c. Doke of nronte. SymnvirN, I.l:Ailn, A/,rt, and fleapit transports, under convoy for Plymouth.— Wind N. E. JULY 20. Ssiled the SpeP-harY sloop of war, and the Melt,* bomb, or. a cruise. The outward-bound MiJiturra nean fleet are preparing to sail to-morrow. itEAL, JULY 19. Sailed the &lea bnmb, with a convoy to the west ward; and La ' , eche sloop of war, 1)r Sheerness. Arrived sevt.ral cruisers from of the French coast; and remoras in the Drwns, with tl.e rest of the ships as per last.—Wind N.E. JULY CO. Arrived several cruisers from off the French coast. SUZIIINV.SO. JULY 19. Sailed from the Nore, yesterday evening, after post, the IJ./phie armed ship, with flour; and the vessels under convoy, (or Tonningem—Wind S.W. T*llllol'll4 JULY 19. Arrived the Sophie, Oriuns, fror.• imbden, with sugar, sec. for Antwerp, detained by the Srqrpice sloop of war. The outward-bound Baltic fleet are put into Cot ton Road:, and will be ined from hence by the Warn;re Tele', Wright; Terry, Bennett ; Newry, Arum; Persevere/see. Ward; Char/u, Wat son ; ('em. I..)wes; Mosel, Brown ; and the John, —, for the Baltic. 7 Cgs L.llllOlO Au 111.11.191341111. LLOY D'S LIST. Gs SSSSS NO, 3171.• 20 --Paned by, Tsltereathee, and Turn ri Damns , Jo .neon, folio la; Dillinence, from Matu; Jenny, Clear; Fiore, Trathick; Three Brothers. Patrice ; Cohna n ; Mane; Sedation', la gnus ; Aleut., ; and Oporto, —; from Oporto ; Alfr,..di, I( rand • and Chr,tnana, Huhn from Stn. !rho! n.— Sailed,the Cui Cu m berland, Langley, for Demerara Flora, CIIPS rill ; and Mary kin, Cobb, Inc Smyrna; Vona, Illeglie", for Newry Charlotte, Roger*, for Dublin ; So.teni, %fanning, for Mika; Courier, Birpir, foe Newfoirodanil; Po iiichaiii, Iflrick, for Elsinore; Venice, Weds, and Loudon Packet, Marshall, UN Varell. AlHtftD. In the Downs—The Reemia, Leo; Junius, Muckles ; and Vine, Lowrie, from Oporto. lii the Bay of Clialeurs--Time and Chance, --, tom Trepiume; Three Frimd., —, from Lisbon. At Ariehat—The Friendhip, fminJenory ; and the If, fro n Liverpool. At Man.-Wes—The Jersey, Wane, from Calabria. At the Isle of France—The Aufychende, Illagye, hag] Emended. FROM SA7URDAT Ng:firs G.IZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Mgr-Office, .1.4 tO. 1805. Bth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Corti,s and Attutant Ed. ward Houghton to have the rack of Lienten Cornet John Wrizoti to be Lieutenant, without inire , la%e ith Reg. "era of Lig:it I) 11111 e• W tliare Ski&. 1 4 / or Major, by purchase, vice &nun, prunioted in the 2.1 Life Guards. BREVET. Captain the Hon. Gee A. Chetwynd Stapylton, of tho 39th Foot, to be major in the Army. S Lieutenant l R. Forger, from the stl Garritnn R ttralinn, to be Staff Captain at the Army Depot, vice 1..) re, ap,. In the tett' Foot. William Dewier, Gent. to be an As.ittant Co.nur,stary of Stono, Provitions, and Forage, to the Forces. GARRISON. The Reverend Francis Idassett to on Chaplain to the Nand of Antigua. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant Surgeon John Maxwell, ri•rw sire Sd Royal Veteran Baualion, to be an Apothecary to the For‘es. BARRACKS James Gldvdt, Cent. to be Deputy Barraek-Master in Great Britain, rice Massey, 4upersederl. MLrO.•MDVM. En.ign Felten N Ilutehmton, of the 68th Foot, is super• sealed, haring abaeuted 'unlash withaut leave. Errata in the Gasette of the 3d of Nor. 1303. For Colonel Kenneth Ateckentic, of the Ilonowalde Eau India Company's Service, to be Major General, by Brevet, in His Nfirsty's Army in the East It only ; Read Colonel Kenn , th Macpherson, of the Hnnourable East India Clompany's Service, to be MainvOrneral, by Brevet, in His Majesty Army in the East Indies only. Ordmisee-OLce Jut, 16 11105 - - • . Royal ',glottal at Artillery—blajoe•Generat George Fest, to bn ClAollet.eninnialhaint, vice Dretamond, dem/sett. Used June le, 1*(15 Li.utenaat•Colonul Thomas R. Cbsrleton to be Colonel, vice road Weed June 214, 1805 Nfaior Richard Hamilton to be Lieutenant Colonel, C' , arietn. Dateda.aboro. &met M3jer William Cox to be Major, •ice Henoltun. n above. 16nevet Major !Spencer C ParTy to be Major, vice Drosier, do crated. Dated July 6, 1801. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Warren and John Blcklnek, of Kemal!, Boughton, in the county of Lancaster, eajieu pinion. July 16. 1605. Sm . ootwl Johnson, George !vitiate Maceullorh, !rands Law, aisd Wdlion Wright. J ane 30, 1110:1. John Watk.n, of King,tonsuon-11u11, rope., an d wil:, Bro....airy. of Sculcootes, In the county of York, gentleman. Jens 1.5,1800. Gloria Sleekly and Jusayk Heath, of Bishop's Stortforl, in the county of lleftiord, shop'o—ners. July 12, 1605. Th omas & ca n o n and Mineola Perusoo, joiners and cabinet maker", Sosto. , , in the ronntv of Line.ln. hey 6, I/05 Winona Bate* and Edward Bares, of Grogan street, in the county of MidJleies, bombers. Jolt 9, 11105. W &ism Towtiend, of Bury, in the county of Lancaster, and Georg ! Sutter, of Lonlewood ern s , witkin Bury aforesaid, cot own spinners. at Moonshot*, ultimo Spot:and, in the pat ish of R n etigai e , iu. tisec..unty of Lancaster. Mar 20, 1110'a. John Critchley ant Witham Jones, iaf Warrington, in the count• ni Lanca,ter,fustutu-rnanuractingt and eouvanpiniters. Jwy I. 18'5. . . . laiirrenc • Taylor. of Bury, in th• rowdy Lanewref, and riirrn of Haslioddro.f, in to th- township of Morbury and VD; crt znii u ity riforciaid, cot ton J in. 9, 18 , 4. . VA. Pa lips anti Ed oa,cl Millard, of Swal'oeuitrpot, Picn dilly, to sue county of MickLeiek, 018 cm the and farrics. July 11, 1405. J osep h o r d so 4 Wlll.am Powell 11.1 Churcn•eard, Lon,lnn„ horn draiorrm, h.eberdeehere, and lace. u,•n Jame :4, IS,* _ . . R.ibert Scutt an,IG •orge Grier, %pigeons aid auoth. - esries, of 'F.'s. konleam, in the c woty of Ndd s a 01. 40, 'Bus George Johieois awl 14.,cha,r1 Briggs, cern d.ilere and ',peewees, Lissrpoul, is the cotrity of Liu:aster. July 1:3, 18 5 1 , 1, lip Fehr and ['hums, :Stomas* Ilubbt, of the city of Instal, litil. , b! n .:minsungers Jul 1, 11.115 W►lLam iSla..lburac an; JoJeph istbony Seining. of flay • . . bottom iu tl, Ntith of c.4Jle torth, in the Watt RI linL of the c yof York.. conoo+pinitels July 3, 1803 John Trap and 11.illiaaa 1 railyalteesefattuts, in the city of _ . A..g ist S3C4. whew ll'icksteo, of WhitellAd, in the pari,h nfPrestwich, and comity of LISCACCt. atui Ralph °repo", of AiOvwcutl., in the said count!, cotton Inawilaturers. November 7. 11604. Thotr.as F.tuart and Rich, rd Arden. Imtotiastorattorera. of ?Stockport. in the count'. ..; Chester, awl BcfM oidscy•streut, iu the witty of Surrcv July 11, John Carr, Tl.owas Carr, and William Follows, or the town of Nottloanein, ho.iers. J tette 1,180 b. RANKRITPTCY ENLARGED. Amuck Jacob tturehri,e, of Fenclittieb-street, iu the City of London, titer:bat, front July 16 to September S, at ten, at London. BANKRUPTS. ffieltard Lincoln, of )(oxford, in the county of Suffolk, brandy merchant, dealer a,rl chapman, to surrender July 27, Aegstet b, and 31, at ten, 41 Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Flashllllll, Ely-plate, flulburn, London. Jehu Taylor the younger, of Primlinghant, in the county of Suffolk. miller, wrcha..t, eledlr and chapman, Cu surrender August 8,9, and 31, at el Yen, at the house of William Pain. the Crown lon, in Framlin4ham. Attorney', Mr. Nathaniel Clubby, Framhnelians ; awl Messrs. Brumley and Bell, Wl bont,coutt, Gray's Inn. London. Smolt, of Gus •ort, in the county of Southampton, hanker, droner, deal r and chapman, to surrender July 29, at eleven, August 3, :it one, aod 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atuuney, Mr. Robert Fieber, junior, No. 8, Funiyars Inn, London. William Urquhart, of Rateliff Corn, in the county of Mid• dims, roper, dealer and rhapman, to surrender J ray 21, and August 3, 31, at ten,,at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mesaia. Jon, and qtren, Slli.htiry-iquare, Fleet-street, Loudon. Thomas ttnyd, of Buckingham-street, Strand, in the county of Mrldlcsex, wine and brandy merchant, dealer and chaprnan, tu surrender July 23, 30, aiid Aug.,' 31, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Dawsun , Warwick,treet, Goldervsquare. William Brett, of Rotherhithe, in the county of Surrey, plumber and glazier, to surrender July 23, August 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Ouse and Ma% hew, Ni. 4, Elm Court, Temple. Leerden, late of Rading-house lane, Portland-street, in the coanty of M•dllesex, farrier, dealer and chatimair, to surrender Judy 23, 30, and Aoatist 31, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon Attorneys, Memo. Edmunds and I - haunt:tilt:l, Hat tori Gaden, London. DIVIMENDS. _ August 11. Robert Sharpies late of Anderton, in the clarity of Lancaster, shopkeeper, ' dealer and clialiman, at Here.), at the house of James Hano i ,, the sign of the Pack Horse, ,njs;jair.streee, Manchester. August 15. John Mattress, of Saint John's Chapel, in the t , tility of Durham, inn-keeper, dealer and chapmati, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern iii Neweasfc-npriti-Tyne. August 13. Albert hones, late of D uke ' street, York buildings,. Strand, in the couoty of Mid Hewn, merchant, dcalet and chauman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Alust 10. James Treed'', •now or late of Chippingnorton, in the county ol Gated, cooler, skater and Chapman, at eleven, at tne house of Lewis Prosser, the Crown lan, in the Borough of k:resham, in the county of Worcester. August 10. James Coleus, of Ehrnyton, in the evenly of York, farrier, dealer and cha;nnan, at eleven, at the house of Jos 'ph Tislor, the Five Loons' Inn, iu Waling gr, in the city of York. ugust ls. f is, it Irvin an 1 'vises 1%1 m, now or I ate of Halifax, in the co-inty of York, dyers, d..alelS, and eta., men, at ten, at the Talbot inn, in Halifax August 14. Thomas Para, late of Ashford, in the county of Kent, grocer, at twelve, at the Saraeen`s-Ilead Ind, in Ashford. August 10. Thomas Roberts, late of the Sorongh of Ilea 0, in the county of Core ' [met, dealer and chattiness, at elevea„ a: the Ang e l Inry, the borough of Ildst o n. August 19. Jahn Smith an Wien Smithies, both of P oo l, in the county of York, pa ; -makers, at eleven, at me Hotel, in Leers, in the said coca y. ay August 12. James Wankiits, late of Knighton, in the county ~ ,f Radnor, mercer, draper, andaaleamsn, dealer and coal, man, at elmen, at the Crown lon, in the city of Worcester. August 5. Richard Henry Arinstead, now or late of RI - Word, in the county of York, tracer, dealr I J id ehapinan, at de• yen, at the Boll's Head! in, in Bradford. August 13. John Taylor, of Maiden lane, Wood street, in the city of Loudon, weaver awl straw hat manufacturer, dealer and chapinim, at twelve, at Guildhall, Liti.: oll . August 13. John Clark, of Paneras-lane, in the city of Lae don, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 9. G stage Goats, late of Cainton, in the county of Norfolk, merchant and maltster, at twelve, at the Bull Inn, in Magdaleu-street, in thecrty of Norwich. August 10. John Kindel. Lite of Liverpool, cabinet-maker, at twelve, at the Yerk lintel. in Williatuson's square, lover po.tl. Ant u 17. Joseph Spreigon, of Gravesend, in the county of Kent, alopsell,r, dealer and c:.aonsan, at twelve, at Guildhall London. August 17. JeskTh Spraggon and William Sraroton, of Gravesend, in the county of K -at, sloinellers, deals: and chationvii, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 17. William Morris, late of Ow city of Coventry ' mercer and draper, dealer and chairman, at ten, at the Cis. tle Inn, in the env of Coventry. • • August 13. James Dayur, law of the city of Bristol, hatter, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Kummer Tarina, A'l Satin's-lane, in the city or Bristol. August 10. Henry Fincher, of Sooe lane, in the city of Lender", victualler, dealer and chapmaa, at ten, at Goad hall, Lornioi. 1:3. Edward Davies, of Iyy-laiie, in the cit♦ of Loa duo, furrier, duier and chapasan, at ten, at isitaildhall, London. August 10. John roves, of Leeds in the county of York, meichant, at ten, at the house of Mr. Georp bievidove, the King's Anus, in Lee.is, in the said c .unty. CERTIFICATES —Aviv'? 10. IVilliam StAwarti, of Liverpool. L incaster, linisnr.rnere'!atit. John Lindley, of Sheffield, in the county of York cl•le-. Michael Furlolige, Ideal C.:whit . ..lrd street, Riettall sivare, in tile county of Midstesei, merchant. 'oho ibbeit, of Creamers:et, near Finsbury-square, in the county of Midtis.-x, sho , in %ker. desierand cnipinao. Samuel Arliap , In metly of Prei.no apes, in the county of North.tutpton, but now at Wiiiiario, iu the 1.,151 annuity, brichrnaker. mec rows OF CItEDI FORS AT GUILDILAI.L, To imamate John sew, Seratend.ey-stret-t, Southwark, Surrey, chersemougar 11 . . Charles Ilri,tow, Sawa ge-street, London, htleisdraper 11 Mark Brunk., lam td ahextertota, Middlirsvx, c.i.:t and anal merchant 0 10 John Williams., Vaolidan,Denhighshins, North %Vales, dealer i i cattle 1 10 Winism Wittman and John Mills Coreman, Bow ChUrrli yard. London, warehousemen 2 10 Henry Smyth Thomas and John Lascellei, Mill lane, Toole...street, can ten . 2 10 . . Charles Comon Pons. i, Hainpshigr,'ehmskec:ter 2 12 O. ov Harrison, Gloms. 'cam, Ss. John, Wapping, Middlesex, carpenter . 1 10 • DIVIDENDS. Rohert Wallas, King-street. Ltandoit, wholesale linen.. draper . 10 • . . Benjamin Day, Itshop Stortfonl, Hertford, &Ape, 10 Timmaa Cart ,r, the younger, late of Waltham Holy Cron, Essex, cormckandler • 10 . . Timociy Ilarri, Paul's -count, Wood street, Londoa, and of Waltham Abby, Ewa, honer 10 CF.R . fIFICATES. Willem Johnson, late r,f Vauxhall,S,,uth ntsztly in the county ntf Stormy, coil merchant, caaptnan. Jo-enh Clayton, of the Borough of Southey.upc, nt the county of Strrey, chresemonger. J cso S ear, of Ma nnetree, in the county of Essex, shop kore,mr, dealer and chaionau. ,Ifi: l 3 urn Myslcy Evans, of No. 30, Mirk-'aue, broker, dealer and challman. Insylull Hyrum'', oo L•ye - wul, la the county of Lancutar, mer duo; dealer and ehapoisa. PRICK OW STOCKS. SkTURDAT 3 per Celli Rnhir.J ....................SI; C 4 3 per C no. C....40:4 ................ S 9 t 4 per Cow pe• CLIC More R9 l J per Ceat. 1797 .119„; ; 10 . out ieef. g 11111 lAge4 Amittittes ... • •••• .... 171 5.114 s 41:11.tittm. 5 4: linsettal ftt.insitir. int 25 yore'. •. .......... t.l; Fr.c.tequ,r H.ll, .ls di.. 14. is4. 4t . English 1.0 , 1 t Tackess Canals FIT .• .7 64 41 TANIL nr-iter, N , , 4. 0.4,544 4441 Chating.(s4 • PRICE I3FIRISH STOCKIO.-ILY 15. Dm Deb 5 per celec . .... 921 ICE. FRisair, JOLT It t.,-....a ........ 41 Venter ........ r 4 Ligbein ... . .... 60 Oporto ........ GI 1 thibbn ........14 COURSE OF EICFPAN Amsterdam .3.'1 2 l'. Dims At Sight l7 4 Rotterdam. . It 02 U. IfAisstrurgh 35 5 giti. Altona Paris 1 day's date 65 17 Mtn, ...... ..' •66 5 2t!. Iwig 111111 • 4. s Ilnurdeaux . 96 6 IPortsitml Doll its f!..iii Cadiz Ditto ‘fa,!tod Ditto Sabo& Lepho•i• 5O . Agio on the &nit ~ H.:, Naples Dublin no 1,0/1,4011(7ot./ lA*. lt'lei Belfast on London. July 5) &Watt uti Dublin (Uwe )..... • ... 5 4961 day.. BIRTI Is. On Thur , liv morning laat,Mrs Snail of Mao,io ..I I street, of a ,taogluer. At Tmmur. Ludge, the lady of Elward Loe, El. M. p a daughwr. _ _ T 447 1.441 y of Richard Fa:peald, of Goma', •Ila, co F:sq of A •..n I. del', near Lundoqderry, the lady 4S Mijor Ge..etal II 1, of 3 inn The lad , of J3Mell FOX, Eli. ruxhrook, eo. %lamb, a an. 13 Limerick, the lady 07Jo'ais Kelly, El. of a son. MARRIAGES. W dneadav, at St. Gio , gess Chord', itinever.iquarr, Ini Uvetend, Eui. of Glowing% in, in Cavan, Torkshne, Miss Pringle, of Oterhee..tt-et, Purr cant. uare A few date or% 'the Rer Samuel I.:lsolate, Fellow of It. coin College, Chef.sd, to C..therine, sectatal daughter of it .ate Jenkins of B titan. tn, North tm;nma l ;et. A new data ago, Mat. Rev. Robert Ltivrt., of %Joan. N at., to Nti,i Etleo Pyr.dar, troctaal Ja oghter of the Rev. Reheat,' day- of 112 4 .otiettlose W eestershire. Falai' morning, Ntr. John it t.ig t, bookseller arid to Miss Hilton, both eir4simea•k. 'FFEATII4. On Pars Ito last, at Great Grimsby, kt the s•lth TPA} o f Ng 9/0. aft.o altnittting Illnret.univeriully lamented, C;e tit •R 0,41, I.q. Attegier at L tw, TWO ektfiC Ut tbd ' , lace, and Maw Commandant of the Grimsby Volunteer Infantry. On Saturday the 6th ult o f the cant of lancaln-hrte, Mr. Kettotol,r Steven . me, woof to the Signet of Scnd nod. Ott Gas paaoige honie from Sarnairaon board tat. Arlo:s..l' Career %Vett 1101•411ani R1 1 1.114•d Meylor.Flll. 4terawlev-ii.on. tear Winchett-n—wlau ree.mtly on. owl the Gaon of 11 , ok herlff (n the cnuoty of Hato,. Ile wig •-ii• 4 with a °el,/ .141104• immediately II he went on boaal, a.. 4 eni o r a d a n th e 2411 t Olt 0 t Wt-thwilety law, Met Wi'klntnn, the wife ofJoreith Wi kiasiet, Esq. of Ilawke.avorth Hall, near Otter. 14 I folleretreet, Dublin, (..;:to B. Witioatty,lste of Serpa* eo.lYeateteeth, mnti WATER TITIR DAY 4T_LONDON Mari .... OW I. Ev. aaio..rn•r SALES BY AUCTION. ROOK* By Mews KIN(i and Locum, At tin& Great Room, ing : air;..t. C.Tresit iimden, on WED- - NrSDAY, J , tv A COLLECTION of BOOKS, in various Lanpumpre, Arts, and Scieueea, the Property of a bra's. seller leafi n g off litt , :na.a Mar be viewd Ti ; and Cats th.n ay D. SADI.ER, At his Reposito7, Gassr,,ll.oreot, T.l-Nd OR ROW, thistild Sul v, 11105, at Tsv-lre ta•Coec weel•o:y, rril€ following 110 IiSES, Bc.: A very hand. . some 6r4y Gekfing, 13 hands awl a ball high, qu:,:t Hanson, as a tlig : florae ; a Nis Gekloss, I. haste flu WPM% old, a camtal neat.!‘ flone a rely clew Brown G2islior, I lunt , ls high, • faat vralk,r, and st.adi in tritsogse.; a:id upsvards of GO Hor.es of rations .lescrl4ium. Amongst which are ',veva' goat H .citst.vs, Agaet,ine,s, Hoses, Mtilers, Ste. No exporsco of Auction use 'laws, ie. unsold. COPYHOLD RESIDENCK, SIEVESAGE, HERTFORDSHIRE Re Mr. EDWARD RATTFN. At the Swan lan. Stewenagy. cgs WEDNESDAY, Jell 31, 1105, ar Two (Mock, A Neat and Genteel Small COPYHOLD RE sIDENcE, detigneufly situstrd near the Swan Inn, ef Baidack.rnad, op;:iosite a large ferlite Meadow, with an exten sive view in one from, a.id the pleasant town of Stevenage ; and large accustomed Inn, the other; comprit ng ( ^a , bc 4 ro int% and two pleasant rooms in Pony and two small 1.1.1e4 mums, a w 211 of good spring water, a kitchen garden kayo , Hs and pleasant flower garden in (pint, a email chaise honw and steltle. • May be viewed, by application on the Premises: and fors the, particulars Of Mr ?apse, Sts,rnage; or of Mr. Siker, No. 110,0akley-straet, Lambeth, Surrey. GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE, RUSSELL SQUARE. ' lir ',lmre. BURTON •t.rt VENNOR. THS LEASE, with immediate Powes.ion, of a Gravid FAMILY RES{ ()ENCL. trh d unestic COII• wenn:times, agretubly swum in Upper (ludfonlatreet, very ee'l hrt,,u, to Rues:ll squlre. The Pr .rnstr: have recently undet• rel.- very mater.al unonsresnents, and are *unable fur the ft cepttuil us a respectable Further particubms by applying to Mears. Bivton and Yen. nor, 6!, Coruhill. GENTEEL CONVF.NIENr COT rAGE ItEsii)!-iNCE, CoACH HOUSE, exceloit FIVE STALL s'fABLI. Commodious PREMISES suitable for a MANUFAC TORY, or other CONCERNC reqiiiring ROOMY PRE• MISE.S, Reif the I)QCkS, and TIIRCZ. ACRES of M. DOW LAND, within Ono MW and a nal( col CIIANGB. r f ii 10 BE SOLD, by Messrs. BURTON and VENNOIt, the ile,natile LEASE of a genteel and trd ) Co venient Cott-g,--Res.itenee Li the most perfect order, ar- Liii.‘ g a columiAlious dining rki,.lll, bow window, drawing roo librav, f isr principal chambers, three servants' rooms. *g KA ewhoute, dairy, ex:ellent cellaring, and suitable dee men. arrangement., idea.antly situate, esinsitandlog a very Park i - 0 appearance, vri•hin an easy distance of the Docks . To viewed, with Ticket*; .. hich, with further Parties tars, ybe had of Maws. Barton and Voitior, No. 67, Curohi . • -- -- - • - . LON f N:-4'tinted by GEORGE I.)AVIOSONt No '• Wy street, St. Clement s, and publnlied by !OM' II RI Ek, at the Of fi ce, No. It. kaak of M . Cleme•o • Cllr At, Strand, whets (inlets rut t ) u Paper, der. 0• 0 "1 44) Will Le duly atternlen to T I thew shd WY