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. - LAN/ *VOTSALIGEIGCS... COURT OF KING'sIIENcII; Wastages:re, ...—. stoop at Nisi Prim Mfrs bed Chief Artie* E 1101100611. TTANS. MILIUIV, T. TOMLINSON. ' This was an actitm brought re,:iiiest the Defend ant, Tomlinson, commonly. tittle') iilejoe, to . reco► vet the suiu of 1001. state," to have been lent to him by the Plaiatiff. Toi raise t:te money, .the Plaintiff( mold o.f the chief Part of her forniture, and•pot• herseif to great inenavviiitace, olthough the deleualatist Wl* denied the ilehLaitaget!:er. Al*ry Casalet, deposed she are in the Plauttifrr house, when she demanded the amount of her delse• front. the Defesdaut. The . Defendnrt aeltaws [edged it, aliJ denied it at the same time. and intreated the witness, Ily the common Lend of frieloiship. they tieing from the same enuntry, ne uely. Irel.ind, not to go against him. , It ap peared also in evidene , •, that the Manila threat eur.l the Defendant with legal proceedings us case he did not discharge the debt, to which the De fendant replied, that if she had patience lie would pay her. If she would not consent to.this, she had no head-writing to abew for it, and could not re latver it. . Ilevenin, a Sheriff's Officer, deposed, that when he herd the I)efendaiit in custody, h e eekilowiecigej he was iiiiidhted to the Plaintiff iu the sum of one Iniintrell Howl *hi 11-!r Pla intiff's case dosed. Mr. GA. aow, Counsel fur the Defendant, ani madverted n the nature of the evidence before the Court anal, ry, which he reweseuteti at the Walt iiiram;e All lu•lierous • story he had ever heard: •It a :is prifecilyan Irish story. Mary Cisslet gave evidence of latts directly opposite, as having talven race sit one 4al the amine time, that hr, the De esid.lat, 44/114 , 1624 ti e debt, and denied it,. end celled upon he. by the most forcible intreaties, to keep the ciresrustatice a secret The certainly mast Lave hiss' an Irish way to keep a secret, tirst to proclaim its publikity, Unit then entreat sevrevy. It was 'grange qi4t it hail been hirgotten to he trod bow the aelimiannice between die Ian -ties lied ors ' ghosted ; but h , would lay't before the luny; and unravel the my; :ay: 'llie•Vliiintsili was one day passing over 11' iiiiiister-Ilrirtge, Wheal the Plain tiff was pushed' in, t aiiist to a very rude manner by a man. MajorToitilinsois, the Delciiilast. paw,- lax at the time, with that assiduity and politeness which hes ever been the characteristic of the coun try, protected the Plaintiff. The Mahal& being, in her own imagination, nut lon old to receive the attentiotie of an Irish Major, in:ited die Defendant to her house, awl, probably, if a LI dance of account was struck between her:mil the Irish Major. it would he fawn' that he had given her Annul for. Pound. In fact, it appeared, that this lady persuaded herself that the Defendant was in love with her, and, being ha/wined by some in ilicious'Person, that the Defendant was going to marry some other finaule. an iponotir she designed for bersetf, rage seeeeriled love.. which was no un• CIIMMOII {crusty amongst women. This was the tine cause of the present action. Ile thee called the evidence on the part cif the Defenthrot. Two Witnesses deposed. thatelicy neat, in com • pany with the Major, at a taaa when he 'NA" in a Cate of outoskation. to ask the Plaintiff a Nether Stied qe hail not circulated a report that, be, the sier, we, Indebted to her in IMO. The Defend s, .however, npou. this occasion, evinced Isis ash politegme and insinuetivia. for. by pellet dress, &c'. he succeeded in Ina efforts to prevent he snaking a repl:, and the %Vita...ate coustrued ' he silence into a denial of the revert. Lrird ELtaattottonhe observed to the Jury. that the debt- was not disproved; he, consequently. thought the case sufficiently clear, without re quiring from hint any farther oliseriatiou. 'the Jury. Without hesitatioa, gave 'a verdict for the 'laintilf,lool. AT .1111 SO. CQURT or COM 310 N PL - EAS, SATTILDAT, MAT 2s. The ease of Collins v. Phillips, late Sheriff' Of Middlesen, far a return of molls bona ea tothe goods in Kensington Palace, posseased by the Duke of Sussex, so to which a fed: ferias was directed to the 14te,gherittb. "V:l4 expected . to have. come on yesterday. The pluitititt having been u: able, however, to serve his Royal Highness with a sob piano, the trial stands over till next Sittings. A poor woman, a laundresak who had been ionised by a waggon jamming her against the wall. is 'sorrow alley In St. John-street, recovered float the proprietor of the waggon, 301. for tfwinjury she bad sustained. OLD BAILEY-M.r •IGAMY. Joh* Cafe was tried for feloniously Marrying Sally Pilot, his former wife Martha Vaux being then alive. It appeared that the Prisoner, in con ceittieriee of lame misunderstanding, was separated from his former wife by regular articles for that purpose, and in the year 1806. became acquainted with the prosecutria, about alter a short court ship, he married. tile existence of the first wife, and the teepee tire marrigges with each, were proud I the sister of AlarthaYaux, and the re•zisters of the parishes iii Otieb the marriages were celebrated. it was endeavoured tft be proved, that the prosecutvix was acquainted with the existence of the former wife at tit; time she was married, and that she was con- •equently a participator in the crime. In opposition to this the protecutrix Wll4 called, who appeared beatiing. on the arias of her friend.. She WII4 an interesting ' , nun.. woman, about 21 years of ar,e, and appeared to be ext►emely • fected. The iinbatance of her evidence was as follow,: that site Itecoine acquwinted with the Prisoner in the year Imiti. who informed her that he had been divorced in the tumid way front his wife. From this idotement, and from other ciresmstaircee,. she was inilacril to comply with his solicitation, sum marry, him. (The oink.* here burst miss tears, a►►rl. was some minute* before she was aide articulate).. Havinz recovered, she proceeded to state, that it wee not from hrr inclination the present pinveeution promoted, but that she was entrapp►d into it by the Th o el.inations of b oo Mends, aho mid her that site' wee ( ' wl►le to a eh vela pimishineat if she comp waded the &Wry ; 0 ' • and. bi,an artful Onitsse, having told her that the Justice of Peace ass Waiting for hot' at the Police Office, she was induced to no theta .and make her depirdtion. 4She here eviu evinced the strongest titlarks of affliction, and retired, urco.ii .posiied by several luchrs, who attended is witnesses forllie prosecution.) r For the prisoner several persons of great reqpee tahilite attended, who spoke in the highest terms rof itit (parader. It was Aso proved, that he was oreusiOnalry deranged. so moth as to require the applicatiow of ai strait wilistcart. The &eta cif the two-marriages, however, having hero elvaoly substantiated, and the Counsel for tt.e Primer, Mr. t: RN EV, fleeing tacitly admitted the charge, the &try returned a verdict ef—t.pritiy. Tile LI:MU:ELI JUDnE Anil there wei e many cit.- eunistanees iu th is case which went tw extenuate the crime of the IliNsoiser, who should have every he lit of tfiose (avow üble features. which would certainly operate in suitlatiou of his punish ' went. The Prigoarr Rasa man of very genteel ap penratice, shout forty years of age ; and dur ing the whole of his trial evinced strong marks of agitation. . _ . . .- , ~'~. 771a.WEit STORMS. About five' o'clock ma Friday. this metropolis was Visited by a storm of thunder and lightning for the tir.t tone this year. The Bashes of were very vivid, mod the claps of thunder aw failly• loud. The gleval.taition occurioned Jai the neigiab.aur`dood of StrAlottl, is greater that. any Ow Ina, Laken place within the memory of the old est person laving t'-,ere. It appears to have takcai • course of_ two miles wide. by fury appears most evident ft 041 Low Bridge to Stratford Gretna. where it is colculated that num palm of glass out of three or four exposed to the south as broken. and op wards of twenty lamps on the road. In Stratford Ilmnalway, a large tree was torn into flute par!... anti m it, full shattered the leg Oa little girl twelve year of age. The crops of ',env, hens. &c. are iu g•ma ral destrAyril, mud the grape-whir:band fruit tre,4 air very much injured. l'he gardens exhibit :a most wretched appearance. The hail. or rather irregular pieces of ice. as large as ,small widow; fell in tuirenta; one-piece of see measured three hitches and a quarter in circumference. We And. from the Provincial papers, that thunder storms have been pretty gt nem!. Monday aftatransaw, dining a violent storm wf thunder and lightning, a larKe tirwbill fell in • sooth-esistwardly direction, upon that premises of Mr. Parker W eat, Paul-street, in Stamford, and after rending a poplar tree from top to bottom. passed isa sahlaque direction through the wall of a ibeiglohnorish.; authuiltling, and allude its way out at the door into a small yard, where, habitrt spent its force, it Voni.lat al iii sulpha eons stainke.—Two persons were lavocked dean by the concussion of air. and a third was electriticd.—Mr. Everard, of Boraihril, also haul a largest,: d thrown dawn by the shock of one of the treunuadous claps ~r thunder, which were than sup r-collected ever to have been heart. • During the stormy two sheep is.- longing to dr. Ni‘holls, of Tbarlhy, were killed, of thcna W:1 , 4 Iltlidien fin the back, mid the wool was taken MT as if it had bassi shorn. On .Tuesclay afternoon there woo a dreadful storm of thcatler, li k hruin . j abut hail, tot Sheffiekl sod in the aleaglaisourbnorl. Tfwliglitniag carried lolly part of the g4hie end of Mr. Rhodes's holiest; at New talc, Green. nod Witched the ghost of a winanw belonging to a room to which were seven pertms, hot pt. s .drutighi they received no injure. On the Belt, between live and it o'clock in the etenio:::, a wheat stack, the whole produce of teas acres Of land, hettniuing to Mr. O. Triv lor, of Deep. - hen, in Norfolk.. .la. et Are, dung)); ti violetss thundtr. starlit ; the olann spreading very kids numbers of the inhabitants front the nvigithouring towns hastened immediately to the spot, to assist in extinguishing the Baines, and the engines anon arriving from i% ymositlhatn. be great exenions some of the wheat was saved, mid a barley stack, which almost touched it, was preserved from in kjury :. fortunately there was but little wind, or the ali...garnets moist"have been dreadful. The beat or the weather has been gra:oter the two last weeks than has been experienced for many years, at such en early port of the season. The hottest day in 1807 was July 'a, when the Therinonieter stood at 80 in the shade. In itiOn, the hotte■t it!.. were July 13 and 14: the thermometer 94. Log week, May 14. the held was 80; ea the 13 1 h, so; 14th, '76;.1.1th, 74; 16th. 77 ; 17th,141. _ . . After a very sultry day we hard a thunder storm on Thursday night, attended with a heavy rain, which centinu-d nearly an hnhr.—The lightning was awfully vitid.—Nor p falk Paper. At Cheltenham, the :homier storm of Monday lag exceeded any thing of the kind ever experi enced there. 'Ma whole aboospheiCappeared 'sur charged during the friettoon. About two o'clock in the afternoon. the 'storm began; the lightning was alinost-ns bright as at midnight, and three site- . trimerichmo evacki Of thunder, apparently dimdly over the town, seemed to threaten the de struction of even house. Many imagined it was an earthquake. The ruin f-II in torrents, but this was partial, as in the•neighbotorhond r .is many pla ces, it was only a alight a.lsower. The aiaris coat tinned 'limit half in hour at its height. On 'Monday. idiom there o'clock in the afternoon. a bean-rick ofMr.tong'n, at lloddington, was dis covered to be on Gre ; the Same was spreading -across the top, and descending down gee Ode, a proof that the fire was occasioned by lightning, which nil the Stisiday night preceding was particu larly strong anti %Vc hear," says the Plirewsbury POper of Fridny, that the thunder %term which spread such. a d. liege over this town oil Tuesday, has done con shlernble damage in the tieighbourhood : the out. buildings belonging to Mr. licchkimi, of Mae:burst, were, it is said, consumed by the lightning; a chim ney of Mr. Savage's of the Lawns was split, and the house witch daiirsged by it. fill ; also fine oak tree, at the Vensons, was riven, and its .l ranches scattered to a considerable distance. A stark of corn in the parish of Alberbury, was set on Ora, two cows near 'Little Stratton 'struck dead, and cattle belonging to other persoiis litastfd: bid jive are nut assuied that any bewail lies* bin s las t. MOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. il , bairalty (Vier, May 20, 1803. Copy of a Leiter from lire-Admiral Sir James Sapesares, 6.8 Cum iu Chia of Ilia Majtaty's Ships and Ves sel% in the +Baltic, go) the I tom W.le, dated ins based • thC Vtetury, the tub iuststit. rita—ilervaith 1 inclose, fur the Lords Com mismoners of the Admiralty. a letter from Captain Parker. of flis Majesty's ship Melpotnene, sell to Hear-Admiral ,Sir Samuel Hood, giving an account of His having chased a Desist' Niaii of War Cutter on *hum, and afterwards destroyed her. with some other vessels, by the boats of that ship, under the directions of Lientemints Phiniridge stud Iteunie; the lank...officer and live mete being se verely wounded. In whhth enterprise great gallan try 'and spirit appear to have been di,splayed. I em, Ike. (ligssei) JA7IESS•tifIART.Z. Ilia Mijesty'o . ship 1114 u lame, in site hit:eve, May 1, tent). SIR—I heg leave to acquaint you, that having cha.ed a Danish Mats of War Cutter, of six guns. and amurently quite new. on shore at Huill,u, (a harhour in Jutland;) and anchored Hir Mrjeaty's ship its nineteen feet water. the bouts were sent under the directions of .i.ieutenunts Plisenridv stud Rennie, who succeeded in boarding inti slertroying her. with some other %ward's, under a most tremen dous lire. The immense crowd of the enemy exposed to the fire of the Melpomene, and that of her launch's earl:made, leaves me good reason to suppose their loss must heitery eonvitterable. Oars is confined to Lieutenant George Rennie and live men Wed iu the boat., but more might have been expected from the severe amid piling fire altogether directed on them. I estmot doss tlini letter without expressing how 11111C11 Lieutenants Pitunridgt and Rennie sr* to he admired, with every officer amid man, for their zeal ous and gallant conduct on . this 001741110110 Underneath is time report of wounded. I have the honour to he, &e. (cirms,d) PVTER PCULRR, . . . To Rear-.4;14ral Sir Manure; Iliac , Hart. sod K: B. List of o.taietv.l-I.leuteitant Grotse Rennie severely; Jolts Witty . , Sramun, ditto; John GrilliDts, ditto, ditto; Frvileriat Tlmitivit, Marine, ditto; William Evans, ditto; Itimiliug, ditto, ditto; Oiven has transmitted to the lion. Williaip i'Velleitley I'.te, a letter Irons Captain! I)allitig, of His Majesty . * 'sloop the Tromp:lhr, giving na account of nie hevits 4, on the I&tli in-ct. in company with the Budger sloop, fallen iu with eleven of the enemy's gnu-ochuyts, 'tan , ' •to the eastward 'from Boulogne. On the approach of Ilia Majesty's sloops, the enemy endeavoured to pat into Ambletruse; hut three of the reside having overshot that harbour, wire •hliged to go round Cap.. Gristles, and were attacked in the night by the boats of the Trompeuse end Badger, under the direction of Lientenatit Strong, of the former; two of them, mounting two long six pounders and two -howitzers, with thirteen men each. were bearded and tivau4lit out under a heavy are from the else lay's batteries and inusquetry on the hearth and the third was driven anamigst the racks where she appeared to he rendered airless. Oae person be tringinz to the Trompeuse . was slightly "rottenest ; the enemy had two wounded, and sis threw them selves into the water. PA RTNERCIIIPS DIS.COLTICD. Thomas Ftr.inett and iYilliam Poole 11luaus, of Comptim ▪ cleTken Feb 9, MIK). • Thomas Blum! tool tlaithco Spry, of Sutton-apns•Trent, Nmtiagbam, ser•ger n s. Jan t, C0..1, Hirsuphrer Wild, of Ilnagerfotril-stairs, Stroud, W. sturinsier. lightener... April 14, 184)9. JAW111;1111 Ellis autTlromais Parker, of Ilcathfitld, trosommi carriers. April $ , Christopher Nrtheraoo•l, of Stipts.n, York, merchant ; mod William Coders, of bcrlepll•roill, York, cottuti.apinuer. April /t. 'aim. Airy Hartwell mad Thomas Thyme Morgan, of Lichfield, hora , ••clnlh-w:wufsetures. May it, tan.). William Perk and 10.21/e Peck, of IVelford, Northampton, farrorra. April 2506.9. John Gray and Thuntas Gray, of Pfewtosile-upon-Tyne, ironeuerchants. 'May iI, troM. William Ivey sad ‘Y.lliars Alicia', of Birufingham, jo• pinneis. May 4. temp. Stwreley s.J John Startley, of York, carriin. May 12, tar). William Enrosl•as. Joseph Roberta, ilmePh Ilcap. James Turner, Jonas Walkcr, John tValker, ithrahro, Joha Woodhead, 'GAN-4 tV.e.llo.til, mu, Amos Amity, of Thorn's-bridge, Alsnoirdbory, York, fulling-millers. April ltP, 1819. ..... Thomas Seth end William Such, of .t%htrd, Birmingham, jewellers. .lay 16, lat 49. • Thomasm sad . Richard Oliver, of James-street, Bethnal-green, Al trews. May 17, 18 , 41. %then Carruthers and W 1111.40 Polhill Dowiliwaite, of Touilwi4ler 'fowls, Kent, sur7;einia. May 41, Inum. John Thomns and Jonive Davies, of Helms aid Newport, Monmouth, rood-nu...chants. March 1, tat*. William Phillips, 1 l.n,ws George, and John Thomas, of !Nutty mister, Monmouth, Ism- iron suanefaet deers. March IS. 1609. Orattits Crippa Wei ,011,tats an:l John flat-Cued the youager, of lirtaiaghaos, chyluista. May IM 11109. RAN It PTCY AUPORSEDED. George of Bath, ;slainet4p 74er. BANK RUPTS. ...... _ John Fleet, of W. Peter's Cbreashill,Sutithamptml. turner, sarrender June 7,8, andJrly I, at 1L at tlo. (*.own Inn, Rasisr.)doke. A ttor.ieva, Mr. Bacon, southnoodon.strect, Coy. st-ltarden or No:s,rr. Itaglett sad Cole, Odthatn, lf amts. William Watts, late of Compton Bishop, Somerset, inn- Irecorr, to surrender. Jl.lll. 14. 11, sod July t, at twelve, at the Talbot Taervu, Bait-street, Bristol. Attorneys, hlesars. Klakcs, Cook's -court, t'arey-strest, Loudoa; ur Mr. Parker, Market-place, A xlwillre. tVilluasu Busts, or Newport, Isle of iVght, Southamptat. iro . olooncer, to >nrnmaler, June t , at two, 2, at elem.% and JOy t, at two, at the Bugle late, Net/Tort. Attorney, Mr. Newport. Lllas Chuom or, of Tionitridlre %Vera, Kent, carpenter, to sant. taller, A 1.1) 3.4 Jule to, ami Jul) t, at lethal Geol.:hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cuattirt6Waus, New Kurth-street, Rrll 1.31M-11tlitre, 1.01%1011. I lenrs lt)att, of Sroor.kill, London, shoe-maker, to sur render, June 3. It% and July t, at eleven, at Gaildh4ll, Lou. don. Attorney, Mr. John Marley, Doroet-street, Salisbury vinare. Smutted Collett Aktr , r, of Gragreehuirlt.street, porkmau, to surrender Nay 3.1, JO3, t, nod Jaly I , at teu, at Gueldhall. Atturuey, Mr. Olrthant„ St. Swabia's-time, LOns bank eet. • Christopher Derry the elder and Rolm' Rochr•trr, of Nur. wieh, launLaelkia, to surrender, !dry 30, Jam 7, atal July f, 41 four, et the Kiwis Head, Mailtet-plat r, Norwich.. At turner., Arrears. Si n ip in mud 'tackling', Norwich , or Memos. Winds, boa, atnl Itultawa), ClUsuscrOaue, Loudon. Pet. r Stuart, of Fleet-street, printer, to earrender, May 43, June 6, and July 1, at tea, at Atturweys, Messrs. Dixon soil Alla•u, Puterotostre-rue. James Ayres, of Stratford, F...see, e..al•oierehant, to tar rimmier, May ak., at one, Jose 6, at twe:vr, sud .11,!! t, at .. •. r • ten, at (:oddball, London. Attorneys, Me. 717. Robinso n mid Lee, Itaridn's lon. .1..1111.41:10ioktl, of Lloyd's Coffee-1m e, Loudu l ; and of Sliddleses, insurance-1nv . ..4k, to aurreAder, clay e ao, at one, Jan 3, old July I, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torneys, Mr. ars. Palmer,lTowilioruns, soil Thuniaou, Copt- Thnigmortoo-street. John Skilheck, of Iluilderair(d, York, merchant, to sur render, June 0, ' and July I, at clercii, al the Georg e Iluddindichl. Attorneys, Messrs. Sykes and Kuuwles, New Loudon , or Mr. Sykes, Mewling. 1)111./EN 88. June i 7. John P3reson and James Go i diner, of r lentenre. lane, I.oilioard-street, London ; and of Saville. place, Lzialtetli,: , .nerey. twit-merchants, at twelve, ut Guildhall. October . J1i111 . 1:11 Menu, of Wailiiicstreet, Loudon, o holes-de lineiodraprr, at twelve, at Guildhall. • June 27. Frederick Kiay, late of Stauhupe-street, Clare market, Maddlesex, goldsmith, at tell, at Guildhall. June . 14. Artilllo.l Markt.° of WiocheUter-street, Lo u . don, inciebant, et twelve, at Julie 1.2. Priirkes, Inte of M. Nicholas, Worces ter, tea-dealer, at eleven, at Diglis Ituo ling-green, St. tcr's e Worcester. Julie ii. Pilchard l'olke, of Little Flempeon, Devon coal. merchant, at elevua, at the Goliten Lion lon, fi:ts tun ,1 Ablaut. Jane 22. Robert Allinson asiijohn Willi taker, late of L. H . caster,kattier.dresseis, at tell, at the Kstir,'..l,lllB in lameasters June 47. Alexander Anderson, of Cul,roen•btreet, Laudon, merchaal, at ekven, at (1'61.11101. June 27. Isaac Pew% of Loather lane, Nliildteses, at ten, at Gtaildhall July 11. Charles Wright, of Aldgate, Loudon, toletecouist, at out, at-Guildhall. Joon 13. George Mill e of tlocen-strect, London, elt•ina. neractarer, at 1111 e, at Guildhall. June 13. 11. 111i3M lliewrr, late of Rochester, Knot, coach master, at elm en, at Guildhall, London. Julie 17. Jolts Cork* Romer, now or late of Lorthicry, Men.- ford, milliner, lit eleven, at the thip-pule Inn, Worneste',.. June 13. RU!Pril Dial.lo4lll, of St. Pail's Church-yard, Lou don, potter, el twelve, at thlilt114111). Jaya 17. Richard ut Colchester, bricklayer, at elc mu, at London. June to. Richard iiurhey,uf Elam, Surrey, pork.butetter, at eleven, at t.ui4lbali, Londou. Juan 12. hones ('carte , of St. Alhaemetreet, Pall-Mall, Westminster, ladies' alitiesnakee, at ten, at Guildhall. July 7. Malan, Lades and pay ICIIIIWIIII, of RI iminehaiii, Warwick, silver •platem, al twelve, at the Khaktspeare 3 Tern, New-insect, Birmingham. CERT; PICATEJS.—sIcu John Allen, of the friutfornt. Rotherhitlic, Sorrel, eoal- retr.vt. Jams Robinson, of Liverooo!, pr..vioion.m-rehant. Richard rox,oll:tzLy. Wnr;t;li, ccrit elver. John Oocu Part, late of Suffolk Lac, Looko, iosurancc biuktr. lit'SiffiEgr.-- Friday the i.rtRD MAN'ts:t heist • Court. of Common Cuitocit, at ttittliihalt, at Which the Rensentheaneur uftsimed a Ksll.rww hrli t Parliament, for itieknix a Commercial Road ore the river Lee, Is winch the tiehi of the Lord Mayor, all rouservidiw, off. cted. Tb, Curt ,{peed twit. Petition to the Horse of Lirs/s 'grim the .41 Bill; and ttw Sheriffs, attended by the rte. iembruncer, were directed to wait ui some" Lord iu Par -1111111311, to irsplv.t him to present the same. C 'UM a Petition from !oar of the Lie Ntarshalmen. who were n.moved front the sitrintimi un account of their ire.— the Court cause to a Kerulution to allow esch of them the awn of 701. per nimbus, in consideration of their twig and faitlififlaervices. The Governors of the London Work.himse wrested a Certificate of a rzaiiiity Ileim. wantioe for the ril/M.434 of the Charity, and a Hai t sr ram.hr tae nom of as rend 3 first and fC13111.1 tins,. and refsered to the Committee of City Lands to till op the Insults, ausi repo, t (Leis un. Tim Court rolymened coasidei atom itt the Reports of a.. Special r 133111 3. CVTllllllAtee. The Committee fur General l'orp”stro repo' teil their pro- I/II the Commissioners or the pro i.rrt y Twt, assemed Ste Alittrires Newutoins for the liita&e limes un Coors, in the Ward of Billings ate t and u.s their having issued 'swarm:it against Mr. Netruhatn, for the nisionnt of thes:iity um the said' Dues, fur Use year teu7, which were ap psovell, unit it wan referred hack to the Committee to talus aarh inr - omr,s as they should be . adrised, to Inie6 the Ques tion to a deeis.ou. AAVAI. PELLA:I:NCR.. runTsmovm, This evening itt six &c lock, saa - ed 'tile Himrtss tan store-rnip, Capt. Pwacti; sad the Ilreinedery. S. P. Pritchard, with the 73d Regius-Alt on hoard, for New South Wales, with the ilacke4terry and Oxfurd trims lon*, under convoy, for the Cape of (Suod tope.Lut the wind haring come round to the southward, it is supposed they mutt ca.ne lil lY 214 Arrived the Jamaica, frem the Metliterraerun ; Little Belt, with a fleet from 111.311 fax ead the Champion, from Plymouth. Sailed the Cracker brig, wlth a fleet for the coal, MAY 12— - - On l'nesday iota the Fortnnie. Captain Van,lit tail, arrived in our harbour from a cruise: She hod left the West India fleet under ennirsw of the Princess Charlotte, in the istitude of iiladeira. proceeding on their deatnintioa with a fair wird. On the 4.141 or April tilts. spoke the Pheasant, with the trade for the West !oiliest, in lat. 43. 43. long. 11. 10. left them all well. Rith the wittil.at N.B. On the sthinst. spoke the Ntattru, Cantisin Uoyer. front Lisboa. She brings very faeourahle au/bunts from that quarter. PSAZ, MAY 20. Sailed the St. George and Memos, on it cruise. Al Levtishont, Ftancii Pitney Martin, En. of Pre !crick plire. London, to 'Mrs. Thou: sou p eldsat daughter of Julia St. Bathe, Esq. of Blackheath. On hatardar last at Eastuitton. by his fulbcr, the Rev. Win. Dories, I.:Alumni Davies 1.. q. to S.truh Jones, of Cutthroat, 'Ur ley. dot:els:Lc ut 11.4, Lttc C..tiuttol Juane, of the I,lth regiment. 1)EATII. On Thoraley 'W91114;10, in tl.e tint y..tr of his Pr e George Croft, D. 1.), f env rly Ili I I:trent:ly Collept. Chtfucti. Prvacher of the Bunyton I.l.:lur.sin i7ll.l7lear of AractWr and ii.-cfor of Than.;;, in the rotator of York. lot* need Beewnoti S , troul,titatrordeltire, sod Gr ts.u. hot I-. 'cote t.erturtr of St. Marlin's, to itinninglium.—T. el twiul {corning, nittled • 1'11 , 15 . 4 . .e1 nthle knOn iCd4r o. • Hebrew. the Sxriae, and some 11110 i. ell Inagiones, 6.0 a.. - •Uefirtailit:itree %%WI rrtlisge.ttc.ll Law. He ltinisvlf known in thC htt runt ' , lurid, by a read put/It:Iola , ' oeu Theology, PuLties. and Ill! Fetus* were later. rt.! on Turrd.ty warning, iu a fatal, to St. Martin's Clutrfb, to flifollighliOl • . __ F S . . . PRICE Orilcks SATUniiiir — I per (fat. Reduced .. '- ......‘iit 3 per ("rut. 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