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EP • - LAW INTELLIGENCE- COURT OF CHANCRRY, %Tenoning., Wiesgstux, MAT 27. Brfore his amour the Vlcc-Ctisisc aLLoa. WATRRS V. TAYLOR. Sir S. RONILt.Y stated that this was the first of a her of exceptions taken to the Master's re port, by his client, the Defendant. The Moister had reported that the Plaintiff ought to allowed fur an annuity paid to Mr. Harris. of Coveut-garden Theatre. of the a ttttt mit of 430/. per annum, which the Defendant excepted in, as uo consideration had been gtern for the sunnily. His Honour the VICS•CRANICILLII.OI 4 I And 11w Master's report tors not say that any consi deration was given fur the deed of the year 1792, by which Mi. a year was secured to Mr. Harris, the event of his oat swiping the patent which belonged to K ittr eg i r w. to env other persons but the proprirturr of Drary.lane Theatre. It is necessary thersfore, that I should have further information oo this point." Mr. lIART. Counsel for the Plaintiff, said that Killegrew had a patriot to set np a stew theatre in London t for the petfornsance or Indian operas. which wnuld have inkered both the Opera-house Denre.larte Theater. Sir Sarrost. RUNILLT—.-" The Innuity of 4501. was given to Mr. Harris on the condition that Italian operas s:iotild not be performed at Drury-lane or Covent-garden Theatres, and there was a clause in the deed of redemption en the payment of 3,0u0i." Mr. BILL, on the same aide as Mr. HART, baid it had been 'motioned that Mr. Harris did not ex ecute the deed of assignment properly, and there fore he had no right to the annuity, not haring a consideration for it. But his Honour would beer in his recollection, that Mr. Hems denied in his answer his having any interest in dirt deed fur his own personal benefit. The Ilica-CssocaLLos—“The patent was to be annexed to that of the Drury-lane Theatre. and for which 11,800 f. was paid, within enmity of gad. a ye .r. What dery Mr. Harris mean by saying he is met personally benefited ? It appears to me to be somewhat inconsistent." Mr. Haire-44 Various shareholders of Covent. garden Theatre were not satisfied with theit aliquot shares, oinoogst whom were Martindale and Ins rife, and the moonily was gives to them as a far- ther security." The VMS-CIA INCILLOR.m." How could the Drury-lase Company sell this to the Plaintiff, when t h ey had no rig* to do so ? and if the Plain tiff claim a title, he most 'hew on what it is found ed. I ammo see when or where rle. Harris as signed it to the Drury-lase Company." Mr. BaLt.---" It was resigned in consequence of mate transactions which took place to the year 3814." Mr. HART admitted, that there might be some inaccuracy in the way the deed was transferred. The Vltit-Cestreettea-- ,, 1 Bart the 11,300/. was paid it, Mr. Harris for hi. 46,,,,0.hs of the ptoperty. The deed sap it was paid to btu' ou that are..ant." Mr. Haar—" The agree seat was for the whole propert y." The Vics-CoAmcgccoa-- 4 . If that is so, the ease takes a new turn • for how could Mr. (Jerrie agree to sell the whole 60 shares, when he was en titled to only 46? There is suicient, I think, to Miele, be never executed the contract; yet be might have engaged to have secured the other fourteen alums in addition to those be was in possession of, and to have undertaken for the possessors to relin quish and assign theta—but until that was done, there could be to consideration given for the an nuity. For example, of I have only 69-60ilis, I cannot enforce my agreement against the po..essor of the other 60th; all 1 can give is my personal engagement. Therefore Mr. Harris has not done all he promised, and without the consideration he is not entitled to the annuity." Mr. MI? contended he was entitled, as the consideration was to take erect by the agreenseut from the moment of the contract. The Vics-Co A/MELLOR—a' He, perhaps, did apply to the other shareholders, cud they refused to assign ; theu, although the Opera-house has re ceived a considerat►on, it is ouly because the other theatres did not find it to thei► advantage or conve nience to peiforin Italian operas. But it is not be cause no injury has been dope that Mr. Harris is entitled to the consideration." Mr. HART mid, that he apprehended, IN Mr. Harris bad made the agreement, and the Defeo• dust had bound himself to abide by it, it must stand gond. The VEct-CitutceLtoe.-- 18 Now you give me. different view of the case altogether." Sir SAWUZL HOINILLY did Net believe that any deed of the nature alluded le existed. but if it did, there ourht to be e►idence of the considention giie,i 1 . 4 tt. The iprict-Cesticst.Loa....." Suppose that the I)eleudant recognise, this as a debt, awl not as a rheum, would that make a third person not a party to the bargain entitled to it ? 1 therefore cart do nothing else with this part of the report but send it hack to the Master for his recausideration ; fur you only Anew me, Mr. Hurt, that Mr. (lards has as asgtted farty.aiit sixtieths to Drury-lane Theatre. how ran he claim. then, *lieu there are fourteen aiatieths tint itariweed Mr. BELL— ' • 'l'hry here brew sister a:ssigurd." Thy Vice-Cumscsubot —.4 The Mormer does Rot report so: I eon Pf opinion it it a debt for aro cooriderdt whatever." Sir SAMUEL Rout LLIf..." That is the ground or toy exception." The Vica-Caaxcitu.ox—" I allow the excep tion. let the report be sent hack to the !!Ester. for he ought not to bare reported that there was any th ing d ue o s s the annuity of 230/. per annum. as it does not appear Mr. Harris ever executed his con inset. This most I.e undersituud to be without pre judice to any application that may be wade by the polies to the Court on new facts." Exception allowed. SECOND ExcErnort. Sir S. ROMILLY •tilted, that the wall otlin •te exeriptoons to the %Lister's report, mit he hatd reported Pat the IN. • IT w. 1% entitled to he alio:mord for •n of UV A. !tlit iruute.l for the life of Mr. 11..bea It•m, O'Reilly. Tire objection of hill client was, tint the &Ismer reported that the time of p.sying the annuity was from the year 179.1 to 1807, niakini 15 ream, et the same time he made the sum due only to be of the amount of 13 years assisseiry. Mr. The statement of the facts whs. live to the 'te was produced before the Master by the rim 'ti, which were not denied by the Defendant. It first became due in September, 1792, at least the payment of the and quarter was due then." • Mr. BILL The question before the Master was, to inquire what the incutabrances on the Opera-house •were."' The V IfCe-CISANCELLO R—" The IS tit question it, when the tru,t recommenced by which the 411.• amities were steered' Tie! Messer would have alone much lretter if he had given the whole deed in his report, instead of these partial extracts." Mr. Harr—" His Grace the Duke of Bedford ails, the Marquis of Salsbury wile the trustees, and were authorised to pay the ounumties when their trust begau. A long conversation then took place relative to 'the time of the death of 'lr. O'Retlly, in France, between Sir Samuel Hominy, Mr. Hart, Mr. Bell, Mr. Roupell, Mr. Heald, and Mr. Barber. Sir S. Homlll.l.Y—" Time proprietors of the Drury-lane Theatre lead possession of the Opera. house iu the years 1792 sod 1793 ; and italivos 'Penn were performed there twice a-we, k, sod uu the other four nights plays, as Drury-lane Theatre was then rebuilding." The Vics-Cualccr.t.Loa—" The trust did not commence until Itmiliass operas were pet formed, at the risk m.f the trusties. I perceive that the opera performers, daisters, &c. were to have s..lasies; but surely they would slot he entitled to them from the trustees, until the house was opened on their ac count. The annuity, therefore, could wily com mence from the first opera bCII4OII. Let it, there fore, be referred back to the Muster to review his report, ant: inquire whether the annuity was its tended to be au etscumbrussce ou the Temeatre, and also to inquiry and report what consideration was given fur it." Eaception allowed. There are several other reception', but the con sideration of them was postponed to a future day. 2041 W (IF EXCISE, MAY 27• SELLING GROUND BEANS AND PEAS FOR COFFEE. Thu dsy the following emirs were beard and determined before Ord Gannon Seirmoua, Hun J. S. Owens, Hou. A. Pot," &timid Mama'. and other Commissiourrs. They were imititoted by the Board of Excise against the parties, for mining and birriug iu their puto.esaiusi quantities of burnt horse beaus awl you, ground io imitotiou of ears. TIM SING et. SAMUEL !WART. The Defendant Halle!, a groat and dealer in tea and coffee, residing is New Compton-street, St. Giks's.iu-the. Fields, was charged with haviag seven pounds of the Oat terms name its Isis parr salon, Sec. Charles Heavy Laird, au officer of the Excise, being swore, wird, that he and Spear?... an officer, went, ens the Seth of Celt. tart, to the situp of the Dcfendaut, and asked for as onset of eater, at three-halfproee per ounce. He rereived the saner, aid having paid for it, left the shop. He gemmed the same at a hones near where the Defendant heed, sad foetid it was part coffee and part the imitation of coffee, ne what the Dsfeadant nulled vegetable powder, %loch is ambling more nor less than burut beans mid peas ground in a mill. He went back to the Defendant's shop, and tusked him to skew him some 2s. coffee, not ground, which, upon examination, be fumed genuine. He then told the Defendant that be suspected that he commonly dealt in adulterated coffee, and asked him if he had any of the ve getable powder is has house. Ile replied, that be had a small quantity, and took • canister from a shelf, which contained di lb of the vegetable powder. He (witness) then searched the place, and found some other coffee mixed with the vegetable powder, which was in a state apparently prepared fur sale. Spencer, au effacer of the Excise, corroborated the above evidence and stated, that the sham coif,. seised at Defend s/a'. lten:se ass *hewn to Mr. Joseph H Milian. grocer and tea-dealer, in lligh-street, Borough, Southwark. Mr. Ilubbart beim, awuny st;ted, that he had examined the skeet toff e seized by the facers iu Defeuilant's shop. The mut sauce purchased by Lord for tluee.lialfpence, he korrw S. be nothing else this. black pigeons beaus; there was in coffee amongst it. The six and a half pounds was a mixture of beans and coffee, mud the quarter of a pound was the same kiud of stuff ground, and ready few sale. The Defendant said, that he did not know he was acting contrary 10 the Excuse Laws by keeping " vegetable powder" In kis pentagon ; that he was obliged to sell the same at a law price, or he should Lose his custom: A . Coniinimiower stated, that be could nut be iglu:lrani that be was smite, illeplly; that by selling such abominable ants/. be was injuring the health of the public; and the Board of Excise was determined to pnnisb those found dealing in tbs illicit satiate described with tbe casual severity. The Defendant was troarieted is the penalty of SO/. THI DING v. HODGSON. The Defendant, Charles Harem, residing at 'Windsor Terrace, City nose, was charged with selling tea without a license. TM oilmen's, Lord and Spe•eer, stated, that they seized • quantity of les at Defeeldiusre home, having previously purchased sae pound of his, which they paid Ts. tur. They learned that hr was in the habit of selling tea, and had uo license. On account of the Defendant I,4tv'mg a large family. and promising so take nal a keener. he was convicted in the mi. tigated penally of 101. NEXT TIEURSDAY the First Twenty Prises drawn will each receive 1,000/. in addition. Th. Scheme contains 3 iil 20.000/. and 104 other Capitals, being mote than the laid Lonely, although there are 4,000 Tickets less in the intend. 11aita's Offireg, 9, Curnhill, sail 17, Ludgate-street, are, ar emerge, supplied with the usual variety of Tickets and Shares, trout which the Pubic are invited to select immediately mune of the abase great Prises. On Thursday last, as Mr. Titomas PARTUIDGE was driving his bride through Anthem', Suffolk. his horse became untidy, it is hclitved from the reins being entangled. amid, kicking very violently, broke the chaise io pieces, by which the Lady was coassiderably hurt, and the animal greatly injured. The bridegroom, and hie brother, aho was also with him, escaped without material 11:n to. On the first Sunday after Mr. PLuttsturt's re turn from utteurling Isis duties in Parliament to Dublin, some difficulty miming occurred about his obtaining a t.e.st to the chapel of the University that Gentleman. with hilt well-korowit readiness of wit, observed to the Provost, that if he could not get him a seat, he ought not to tutu him out o ne."—Th e Prii s ios is lerstood to lie un [timidly to the rc-cleetton uf I:V.OLVEAT . DEI37'ORS' COURT. This Court met at ten o'clock yesterday, and proeCeded to bear a cousideralde n u mber o f upposit' tsars. Esq. every fashinualde looking young gentleman, was opposed by several persona. Mr. ADoLonus held a 4.44 against htm, but the opposi tion was withdraws, and the particular debt eac. pond. Mr. BASSIVII WAS these breed is behalf ..f • creditor, mimed Steplwn Beetle, to whom a. debt of 1131 was doe fir the rent of a holow, and for hay and corn fur SWUM horses. The Isarned Counsel groonded his ohjectims to the lusulvtitt's discharge no that clause of the Act, whi II aid to any person who has cuistracted debts without probable means of paying them. Mr. Wombwell, in answer to questions from Mr. HaRRY, states% that, in the month of July, IMI6, be bail taken a house from Mr. Beetle, at a rent of 200 f. per annum. He then kept up au establishment, sometimes baying two men and one femile servant, and frequently more. Hr usually bad four horses, and at times a larger number. His rank, when he kept up this establishment, was that of a Liente fleet is the Ist regiment of Life Guards ; the pay of that commission was about 7s. a day, dtslectilig stoppages He would be twenty-three years loge twat July On attaining twenty-one, lie inherited a property which was already spent ; it produced about 14,0*01. and one half went tul.goidste debts before he was age, and the rem minder for those con tracted sluice. He had lived six months in tke housesf the opposing creditor, and paid him 1001. for the rent of that period. After die last smarter be offered him 251 if he would take back the k y, as be (until the establishment bad out grown his means, but the man refused, and persisted iu bolding him responsible for the whole year The COUR? Mr. Harry, your cheat has made a bad elecehi." The t‘loject ion was over-roled, Mr. Thunras Bernard, a creditor, stepped forward, and asked the Court whet'', r be was nut entitled an "player, as Mr. Wombwell told him that his agent, Mr. BYrue, owed bin 21181. iant of 1,8001., for which his Commission sold for. though 100111 there wen. nu mach debt inserted in the schedule! Niue* this gentleman was in prisms he also oeteviiiiiially drove out with the same horse and 04 he had Is fare his arre-i, and this property was omitted among bet cllrcts. Mr. W hwell, in his examination on Mr. Bernard's ob jection, denied basin represented the agent to be his debtor in the manure mentioned, anal stated that the horse and Rim belonged to a hunt dealer in Pamlico. He hid paid this mcifitur ova 2001. in the coast of his business.. This objection wiii also over-ruled. A creditor, named J Traitle, now came forward to op pose, and stated, that Mr. Wombwell had hired a horse fur him fur two nays to go down to the place where the officers kept their hooters • that he had scut his servant shortly af testier& to ask w hether the %Vitoria would sea the horse ; he agreed to do so ; Mr. W. however, ni err cause incur him to ciiiichide.the purchase, but sold the horse. Mr Pothoot, for the Insulveuf, here called the attention of the Court to the written notice wf opposition put iii by Mr. Trattle, which ran thus—" that he (Mr W.) bail hind the hone, and afterwards agreeing to purchase if," had disposed of it in such and such anv .r. The CoutiT acted upon the written document, and over rola., the objection Mr. Woniliwt II was accordingly discharged. LEE and ortiF.its V. isAattErr. Robert Barrett, a very aged inam, was opposed by Messrs. Lie, Carmichael, and Cu. Brazil manufacturers at Kidder minster, for a debt of 2,7001. and odd, briug the amount of goads of theirs, for which the losolreut, as their molt, Lad 'wade no retort' Mr. POLLOCK, for the opposing et•editore, slated, that Mr. Barrett was their servant, or .Rent, in a warehouse they bail in Laden, and had atuverted to his own use this pro perty. Q—" You owe Messrs. Lee and Co. between two and 3,000! ?" The Insolvent- 0 No, I do not ; they have taken away aft the lambs, and I cannot make np the accouuts. If I could, it would appear that they owe me 0,6001" Mr. HICATN, us. the part of the Insolvent, pat in the ueigiaal agreement between him and the opposing amle‘ors, the substance of which was, that he should, as their salesman its Lunion, have a commiasson of 2) per cent, ou all the goody he could sell among hie owu connections, and that he should pay Ave per rent on all losses or had debts. Now, the Learned Counsel said, the opposing creditors wanted to make him appear a mere servant, though he bad always a discretionary power in the course of a trade a bi re large losses had occurred, fur which it was now sum& to Kota him re sponsible, and to remand him to prison for tea years, under the clause of a breach of to ust between servant and master. II it were turrely fur the five years remand, the tidos isolate losolveut would have—siss °cession to argue his case before the Court, for he was abeady in actual custody since A ugui.t, 1013 ! The Learned Counsel added, that so far from the Insolvent's being the servant of the opposing creditors, they used actually to draw bills upon him to his ono oame, to the amount of nearly 10,0001. and desired him to sell at any price to raise the money fur their accommodation. The COURT, after reviewing the argusiseut. on boils sides, decided, that the 34th section of the Act could Out be ex tended so as to apply to the Insolvent as a servant defrauding his master. Ile was therefore discharged. BLAIR and OTHERS S. LEWIS. Übe Leiria was opposed, first by Mr. BARRY, who exa- Mined him at considiTabk length. The Insolvent gilded, that be had originally been a clock-maker, and afterwards " in the perch u t line.* The COURT—" What do yogi mess by the merchant line r The Insolvent replied, he wrest the butter line and the timber line. It was three yearsaiime he quitted clock-making, and became a general merchant with. capital of 1001. but be had loot motley in all his pursuits, mid was now in debt nearly 1,00 1. Ovi being asked, Wlwre were his books? he said, they were in the King's Bench, and described them bs be s book of accounts and a memorandum-buck—the fur fare about eight inches long, and the latter smaller. The COURT, us reference to the Insolvent's schedule, la quired bow be could recoucik tbs admission with the fol lowing statement, to which he moot swear in the written :- 0 I have no books, papers, or memoraoduma, except one little meneiwandain book r' The Insolvent laid be forgot to insert the book of ac counts. Mr. BARRY bad him remanded to produce them. Mr. Pot.tocx then proceeded to uprose this Insolvent on behalf of Messrs. Wane, Sanderson, and Cu. of Liverpool, for a debt of 4401. fur barley he bought from therm. After a lung examination be vas di.c.harged. WAGNER V. ALLSUP. Charles Al!sup was opposed by Alm Caroline Wagner. It appeared that the 111101VtUi was a travelling farrier, and the opposing creditor • maker of chiugfilly and hide muffs, and a dealer iu the skins of pule-cats. He bad bought a large quantity of gots& from her, could not sell Slum at bre prier, and she refined to take thew back. He was die. charged. MISS BRUNTON, of the Theatre-Myst. Covent. garden, I►as been playi►g during the last week at the Norwich Theatre, in the characters of Letitia Hardy, in The Belles Stratagems ; Miss Ilard. castle, in She Stoops to Conquer mid Rosalind, in As boat Like If ; and was greeted iu each with the warmest applau►e. The affair in the I•lsad of Ceylon, which ended in dethroning the Legitimate King of CANDY, has hero an expensive job. By an item in the account of the Fur:medium-ifs of the Army, a sun► of up ward. of 70,0901. is stated fur Bills dr:►wu on (IC could or this service, independent of the expense incurred in die operations for quelling the little re bellion, which has since broke out fur the restors. bon of the legitimate Monarch. Mr. HUSICISION is the agent fo► the Island of Ceylon, which► n► point of emolument, is a better thing than being Chief t.7aiiimissiontr of the Woutls and Foetsts. Ile has al. office 111 the Treasiity ;appropriated for the heti titer of Cc) luu wily. ill E 7 ; ITE le. U PSOM RAC ES. Vont Wins v . ...unworn! yetterday,. but the euurve was, na un tb.• flrat .lay, but tblady Tits fullur tnq was lb.: ...nler of tbe spurt. Wuv.kui S•akrs of :0 guinea, Cal if, is. ft. Nl' two years ul.l cult. , NA. ; iilies, bit. 31b. Mr. Lake's fby Granu•us. Mr. Ruses-ea b. c. L. Haph .2 aril 2 Mr Ga. .Iner's el.. e by ditto Mr. %241..1.'s Efrauur Mr. l'carsea Coral, by Orgill , — %run easl-2 to 1 apt A 1... Rug,. a's b to I agst Mr. Gordures Cll. 1 apt P. , esuue-5 tv 1 apt Coral. Soreystakes of 10 cultures rads fur flare yrs 0 1,1,04 41b.; four, s.t. ; five, bi.t. MILL ; 5ia.94.; anti aireil,flo. lib. Mr. Page's Dr. ftwiliv, 4 ps told Duke of Rutlaud% HUD& Mr. Walker' s splsoisbel.••• • eeeeeeeeeeeee •• • • •• • 3 31 r.TurticA Telltale.. • A Skreepeiaker of 10 titiucau each au ~,,, g+l hum' was wen by the Duke uf Rutlaud's S. but cult fuur ethers. There was neither hi:Mug uur usivetbt OU tLts &Mug uu tire Derby at Epsom. -6 to ng , l P3lll— to 1 aim Satua-45 tv 1 apt Seysnour-11 to l apt POLICA. XARLIOROVCR STRFET„ A sturdy beggar, named SsaffA, whose walk hes about the Edgware road and the squares couligunue, was chart:id with assaulting a Sorgeou, because he disregarded his impor tunities The accused walks 1111011 cralrhes, and hr t. the same who was committed for au assault upon a grutlemais named 111410ot-14, a few weeks lance, brounse he refused in give him money. lie attockrd the geoileman, oho owe charged him, with his clutch, without the slightest pesiro eatton.—lie was Agent committed. DREADFUL ACV! DENT. Tharsilay night last an inquest Vest held at the Lord Nel son's 'f tru, ing's- Chelsea, It fore Timms* St rli is g Esq. uu the body of Miss Elm shells Shea in, agail fusty. two, who came by her death moiler the following cartoon- Mauer. i—lt appearsd from she evidence of William Jolters, a sawyir, in the employ of Mr. Arclobi r, timber siv Aisses-ruad, that on Wednesday night last, ao• he was 0.1.1 , 114 at his master's gate, he observed Lord Churchill, with Liss siervaut, driviog at a quick rate iss his chaise, :slung the kiiig's-ruad, Chelsea, towards Battersea. The deceased WAS iu *souther chaise, wails a Geutlrissau soda Lady, some dm tame before his Lordship's, and two miser thaws west: coming towards Loudon, sisal were within alsiort twenty yards of Lord Spencer Churchill's chaise, ahru Isis Lordship, in au altimpt to drive through betties-is that of the deceased's and auutber, the wheels came in contact, and the whole ..f the deceased's party were throw's out, in conseopseure of the shafts of the chaise being broken by going agaieist a post, the deceased's legs became entangled its thr reins, and she was dragged by the bum upwards of Iwo hundred yards, by which her bead was dashed, in a terrible rummer, against the wheels, &c. and 'otherwise masiglial. IVituesa took she lather Lady from muter the chaise of Lind Chitral:ll, in a bruised condition, to Mr. Rowe, a surgessu, of No. 4, Susith• street, King's-wad. A Mr. Free stopped the chaise soil horse, and had the deceased conveyed to the muse sus-grim, and Lord Churchill followed, au.l there left his card. The deceased died slimily after being takeu to the *urged's'''. Wit ness (Willis there was some carelessness sin boil CLurt part its driving; lie was ten the right side. or the road. Mr. Julus Tooke, of 44, Suuthasuptioss-ruw, Rumell.sqoare, deposed, that Ise is a win, chaut, auJ was Recoups's y the deceased and his assist, to take tea at his sister's at Bat tersea, at the time of the accident, when they were thrown fruns the chaise, and the wheel passed tarsi Isis lotus. Ile is Of opinion great carelessness was shims oil the part of Loud Churchill, ass driving ; and Ise thuught the accoleut might have brew preveuted. Miss Smith, of Duylett-street, Chelsea, was walking shine the litues.rund at the time, auJ uu seeisso: his Lordship &music at au furious rate, uloservell to a hvisale frielid, that she was con Gdeut some accident would happsu, w loch shot try after did. Tha Jury mere of opinion, that come earelesenees Was alieau au t h e part of Lord Chtirchall, hat arse aatish...l that ttuthing of an iiittutiouri nature existril we the part of his Lordship. Mier a few observations front Mr. STIRLING, the Jury re turuoil a verthet of Accidezdal Death. FROM TUESDAY NMI - 11"S GAZETTE. DI VI DEN DS. June 16. J. Blifuur, of Hasinghall %tree', London, Black well-hall-New at twelve at Guildhall. June 2. W. Elgar, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at Lunduu. June 16. T. Muss, late ut BlaisrtfurrlAtreet, Manchester. striate, linen-diaper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon June 2. S. P. Meager, of 31.sidatuue, Kent, dealer, at tat lee, at Guildhall, J.ondwa. June 19. W. Tucker,J. Fenton, and G. Mairlion, of Sher:els!, sileer.platers, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sliclfielil. Jane 27. H. I)urv, late of Rai-bury, Oxford, svtiven..r, at ten, at the lied Lion Inn Banbury. June 26. it. Ellwood, of andon, and %V. IVilatni, jun. late also of Loudon, but nuw of lianhary, (Word, wine. Hirt chants, at ten, at the Red Lion lull Banbury. June 20. lt. Dannah, of IViudley , lhrby , cloven-nectar, at eleven, at the King's. Arun. Tavern, Derby. June It J. Sill and W. Wairou, of Liverpool, sneivliants, at one, at the George loss, Liverpool. June 10. R. Wardle, of the King's-ruad, Pimlico, Middlesex, builder, at twelve, at Guildhial, Lundy's. May 30. J. Nesbitt, E. Stewart, arid .1. Nealtitt, jun. sit Al dermanbury, London, Inert-hams, at ten, at Guildhall. Jame 23. W. Wallace, of ft'orkisigton, Cusailicountl, •liip carpcutcr, at eleven, at the house of Mu WAS ULM, sun keeper, lVorkingiuss. June 25. W. lleufrry, of Losseliborough, Leicester, inn keeper, at eleven, at the Bull titan, Inn, Loughlin' nugh. June 17. It. Hall, J. Clay, and F. Atkinson, tile or Sutton in-Asktichl, Nottingham, starch-usakers, at elt t en, st the Georxe Inn, Wurksup. June '2O. G. Hohmann and 3. Ruhinson, of Patermuster-row, Loudon, booksellers, at tat Ise, at Guildhall. June W. W. Sunda and J. S h , latent Staplrreed, Heti. Cued, aid of Whrtatour, Ms.lJlises, timber-inei . chaitir, at ten, at Guildhall, ',Miami. June 20. W. Barber, nt St John-street, Fnaillifield, sex, gruel . ), At INclt r. at Gut hniall, I Adithill. June 13. R. lusneit,ut Wall, Poplar, Middlesex, Iwo ge. builder, at one, us Guildhall, London. litue 20. T. J. Golding and K. F. King, of Great St. London, flies chant., at (learn, at June 20..1. SIIVCIII6, sit . AbClllllCh•fisia . , Lossifini,erseectant, at ten, at Guildhall. June 20. C R. Anderson, tale of Austin- l'i iars, Loudon, inerchaut, at s-leven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—Lvov 16. J. Ileudereon, late of Queltte, hnt uow of Tunbridge-place, Sail's Patteta+, Middlesex, mereissat —E. Iteicliit,of Cam bridge, shopkeeper—P. 1) Tuckett and %V., Tu t iz e tt, of Bristol, wholesale vitro-B.—G Caulltni, stow or hie of Amon, twar Birmingham, w ire.worker.—J tilu,wiry, „top. of ireymoullt, Dor+. I , tipholtleser —W. Irving and P. Lttog, of Liverpool, ineieltaiits —B. Drabwell, Doneatter, gro. ter —J. P. Boswell, of Liverpool, put . Jvtik,s,s, of 13g1ky, Worcester, mercer. uiame MANsuN, it r. alleged, his been offerrd 5,000/. sterling, on col.tlittoo of her rrimitiog to thvie to ixbiLit herself ot the gardens u 1 'll t 'Flute thousand louts, at re t o b e p ai d Oat NlodJute :',IANsO,4 It.ts tl-ch t:d thy r. I'VrELI MIL ATP. FORTSYMOTII, NAV Vli; Arrived the Rosario. (vein a elflike. _ . S.ttle.l the Carotid for the ('ape ur Gond 11.. pr • The Na.trcloas trattar.wl rill sait to af. w d.iya f w I'l7 'swath tu jwits ether sbap. to take out the 38th moment t. the Cape of Good Hop, YEAMOVIII, MAY Y., Saikd the Sptruhitor, Sinclair, Ca htLf.a , w4ta of fifty passeugtra. 11131..1:11111, Sailed the Itinerlikoires of Queeeithesty packct, :ti ,::a fur lialifax and New York COIVVS, MA% ti; Arrived the St. Nicholas, Malec, fic.lll 14r 1111 AV 2G Arrived and sailed fur the River thr Silt —, Jot C4IIIeII.IMII from i 6. River me 4 Beth ti the Cembire, rc,- auwau, foe Bucuos A)rtsi nnJAtli V.llllaw',fart Ply mon E• 8. M‘‘ Vile Commerce., Ranter , f Lotitto•i to Mail 1)911 114.4 i hare 41.0 I 1111 iii and I.ty a Lod bound. (ataitt.,F.ND, MIN Qb Arrived the Louisa, Iltotbellat, (IWO ltotierilam; Th•w rani ---, fruits tl.tlio ; Eitriatger, Mao hrck, Gann Situ. d aas ; and 11',Ilh a ft i a, if.llm ur , from 1)oldin. Sailed the tVoialhick, 31111411.10 v, fur Satyrs's; I.protrearg ; (71..ver, f.r Mat.itihalw ; Fiat-unfits:, hisvogi., for llama; 1.,•r-id. it for Bay; rairvida, ragott, Lot Saulasiiikr ; and Ahron4, Lhayd. fur LAusilawkwer NAT fi. gaiir.l the Tounant, Itcsr.Adairal Sir U. lialhorril, ada4 HCIVIA, fur -. DISTRIBUTION OE PRIZE MONEY. The Prince, fur the Y.IA avul Ktutstm, a.n F. ittHy:, the ttwoh i fi m ali t, a s Nu. (1, Nurfulk-Ntreri, Niran4 bare virtu. ryes y Tstes.t.sy itutt oda% , fur thr,e mew ttg, Theta+nn, fur the l'nu.n, hrow 11 7 11.11,1%, mut Cyrus. tut Thtsi..lay, the 2611 i suottlit. tu 1,4 vies..q.inre, Uury•Axe. ketalb , haute ithtee, fuc tin,. mouthy. Cti4ol EXCMINGE. MAY t 7. The eontitree4l laterasupn whir' we •re rorr:gr.. jaz, e ,11-4. • a ceratliirtlitta in the 'rad.. 111 ells. la: Ihe and Rirlev !mar l+ VirtiffriNgly dill ; in iniogry.t. W:46 r.hill* dullig wr tilloit Illy 1111 t, S authiaally (In Patior mr ifig Thellii:iy—at the chew urlhr tftllll.vi lute that Jr" flue.' dreliurd hs. p.r ..ck—hc..l prier TO' COAL MIRK ET, M•li 27. '4ltio• at Market .!.Ii pa Nal.l l'..see tt t Newcastle 4 .... 3Z4 Old ,u 41. Si. 61 Nati.lerlpml I Stuteli I'll4l ...... PRICE Op STOCKS YESTERDAY. ink SiOli• ..1i41 I India 93 pr. 3 per Ct. H.I e— 78jA I Ex. 19 16 3 per Ct.Ctme...74. ii I 11 pr. 7J . nil 19 It pr. _ . . 31 per Cent. (neer) ASVE 1 I..nitery Ticket, iyi. 4 per Ceuta. 9til I I Onsonam y pr. I .le-. 5 r Ct. N. An. 11171;41 1 Cor.wCO July 79;10,11 Bank 1.. Ann. in 3-16! I ALARM:ICES. On Thomlay, the :lit int.taut, 81 Drightun t 11) the nee". J. It. Goy, (rurl n u ).le, t, Loo,lo, to Frances, viand daughter of the lair W111).1111 A Esq. ut . Brij:Mutt. at St. Jutruec't, Murat, Mr. .1. Rol. Thema Royal, Cuscut•coniess, to L U. of the billat. DEATHS. On the 23d init. at his loom in Mello ot-alrt et, I) ,, mrsa. William Onl. Imo of the How Cart ludic mace. Nods-us I,..d:Aili•linteol. Oa ‘Ce•lntmlay, the eel" imam!, sot fininoritc, of tiie cruel', Charles, (hard wet ut twwla•id tg.•A • leven WATER TIIIS D.%V AT Lost):,N nawcz. Morniug 311 •brr A. I Evetais,g 19 after P. Just patlislnll. price 51. iedanis, THE 3a; IS " 1 Li ; enqu— issentaq flu the ittann-retioas a; i-inz fr.an Homan Frailly, in whit h the Caul**, 31110.1 Lau fnl .@i rue or 1411.6 Vehrrea. (i+.llUrYl4Ce.t. %II tire, Se 1 We dkr. are tally d.•t el. • I. Part I I.4ru. ttiu- cane Nem.," yrs tutu Pentair Cotiwiatain, in pat tisailaa Sta•rilify% Part 114. rail/race* Practical o!uet vatutta tin Soutal 1). U. lelv, St If/ kilns... kr. Pall I IV. tr is Serie% of C'te.ea the precialinG explatuisit: theass in a Gil:law tuna lure, a•ttl the uhule irg.14.1 Si the Youth :t•tl Alatudl of Loth Seat, (;:I!4S nod CO. C.ln•alsitieSoriclinc May Ic• lb.tl at Patcrsust:r•ruw, and at Bia.ka.:ll,ra Nly,sru. Gus • sad Cu. t►re .to be reloads , .1, a• usual. f . ‘• dry, at ; au•l .:. the C.:mull ar• de.rsike sitintotelv h i ca.r, e.ielo,thr r•v:n:. taiw*• for Aavice.t.u.l Nlotheir c.. 0 our parl or the tl•urlJ_ :..14 su geu.ux, 13, iiiiiiverie-strect, !Int 1.61111611. LOCK AN D NUItGICA I. IMSPENSAItT. ilia lto~nl iglitsesa the Duke tif 11111:K, I s re.ident. i)elleacy stud I isousue coithocteli waits a IL rentals, class of Cussolatuts, esousre that etsblic rasa havoc.. M. confide:l Is. Profe..sional Charsetrrs koosci. respertiLility and intents 'llia iodate/ the Itoy:t1 and Noble Potions .4 ILI. above Joisitiolioti b gime Cir.. fillppurl to it, for the exclusive treatinclit of V. soars{ Complaints, and ills select:um of Mr. KIM:NAN, a. Sas grim, *tit...ling hies ins the List 54 She 160111 Coliteve. liao provtil Lby 11w Iwiletito it has eoulecreil Slllket its esto lit..., the rropriety of tL. it choice. The Politic awe kiss often the dupe. of enspyrieisiti. and she artful fklubrost, suit Lt illllnate Men, oho. ussds YctlUuus 6 , 4111‘i gain their ttst.4l Opihiow l Ittx tai.15:11,,11/ justly appliet. to the Nle.lical Port , lolers .of list Kest let slay, 14. Ins, limier 41.5 a ttttt Al titles", asivertisiuf f:iraspauieit, de. with tietstiiiito tt s , hold met, or they sly-le t*, treaty/trill of Vetoers al Cmnplaioas. 'The Loa ~ t the H o y t ' 1 :e sit Sures-wig, poblosistesl to 44irility, 1618, t.hews 0151) persist's 'Addle., to regular iiritetirevain/ Isu Noels pet !elated names 'belong to it. lie btati:if Ills. fart, • Sir. K Fit NAN cositaits•rb he is Joins justice to Om lisstsfa, AIM 116 duty its OW th%1e15i:01411 , 1 Chilrallt" Mint Jesse t uon.h•.l the LOCK Inbl b ENSAlrlr, to ritArtl N.r.• ty ( agalost li an lila posit ant. Since its ea liea w ar m i t 4..4 amply fultil!..l the I lews a Passim" Some of floe slims stintimatc anJ lialljttlittli cases of itaietures, Dciiltty, mot nlhrl siippostal niciiralilealrectilits% of the 100114 rative usgam, have brew Ie re radically anti suci a-aiNtly Mr. K I LI(NA i LII/ be vuos•sitted as usual. by both Sew-, :it his boom., 11, lksiforat a herr I 111,.AL I . T.o. ea 311.1 ('..5.551.) are to be oihhlooioh and the tircessiuy Advice awl )Irdiribro w.II be giboh bent to any part of the Kseee.loito. price 451 Vol huarrlii. I'RACVICAL ttliSLlthr, r iTlONs o b i the Alba. &S C n- . EA S ES. By P. hiElt AN. S.LlbySherwood asutCu. tO, l'htero.o.terroo; a nil busa i 174, Heel iheirt ; anti Ciatims .111-owai-ron•e, ~ho. IttNENV:II: Printed anti Puttll o :e.l at tiv•Orkiet. U. " 7 . bi.:111.1; , A Liu err rl CO Col, WO 1#11•4 11 000 , i•i ) Ire SMITII, P. • I. Clrotr,.e• Iwe , Pgrrit.i.—.l. WIRT r.; Nv. 1.7. nil:: Att.