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*.eg LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF XING'S BENCH, WerrmissTeß, SATURDAY, lANUART 30. Before Mr. Justice BEST. BLAND V. DRAB'S. Mr. CHITTY moved for O flair to she.. (-time why thr 111r1riirfiiiit iii this case Annld not hr th.chorged m i t tly•ttrly nn filing cognition hid, owl why the Nitoriery ThOtill not pity thr cost% of the Iptuldble pruCr.o., •iiat al,. my lltr .41T.t.. of this elf cultist duces iltstittord itt the allitlovitt. wrrr t..e,e:— lu the year 1817, the Defendant, a master ma riner, WWI will Ina ship, the C'hapaims, tot tillhol Corr, in New South Wales, where the Plaintiff. surgeon by profesaion, was :1• eollvielrtl Mo.), woke rearm.r or ti•dw•putt.stioli fur srero year.. During the tune the D. felidant was there, the Plamiitt's wife was frefpitailly iii the habit of coming on brood, maid sleeping openly sow! wall.- gu is e dly with a iihim who Ik-1411'44rd to the .hiu, not leer ; hut the Deletidmit's affidavit did not swear that he himself had had no criminal conver sation with the lady, but he swore *1 that Deisouent hail been informed by several persons, vorily believed, the said supposed wife of the Mamma', for prone years post, to Ilia (Plaintiff ' s) knowledge; 1.11.1 Will/Out ilia lln •ferener, had illir tt intercourse with several persons, and that the gelieral character of the raid Plaiiitifrs wife was abaiiiliiiied ; soul loose." Its the month of December, lAI7, the Deleufluid sailed for England, and arrived in July, 1818. On the list of January instosit, he wax ar rested noon a special eupiu, issued out of this Color, at the suit of the Honda, for the sum of 2,137/. 13s. upon affidavit of debt, on a joilg nieot supposed to hive been recovered in the Su preme Cool t of Juilicatuie in New South %V:1 ill an Helton for critintial conversation with the Plaintiff's wife. The affidavit of the Defendant further stated, that until the time of his arrioal in El/gland, he had never beard of, tier did lie know that any judgment had been obtained against him at the suit of the Plaintiff, for ail cause or causes of methyl ahatsoever ; and that if any such jotlg 'tient had been obtained, it was obtained unfairlY, irregularly, and without notice. as lie never hail, 'luring his residence is New South Wales, been arreed with soy kind of process at the suit of the Pl,sintiff; 'bur did lie ever, either directly or indi rectly, give any written or other authority to :ivy person or 1114 ato uppeur for, or otherwise do oily Iltei whatxn.err for In no 111 the .4.1111 11C11011, on Ills lit - count ; and that lie was urver indebted to the Plain tiff in any sum of money upon er for any debt or contract whomever. . _ . Mr. CHITTY stow grounded his motion, as above wieldiest's!, upon two objections to die affidavit to held t 0 bail; Istt That it was sworn by on agent of the Pi:diming, who only deposed as to his belief that the money was due ; anal, 2tl. That it was not entitled in Court, nor swims before a Judge of the Court. As to the first objection, the affidavit to 1 1 01,1 to bait stated, that the Deponent was the at tori.ey specially appointed by an agent of William Itl mil, now residong in the territory of New South Wales, stirgron, smith, that Richard Drake is justly 1,01 rtisly nalebted tiatin tile said William Blatol in liar sum of $2,0371. upoti suit by virlue of u judgment of the Supreme Court of Judicature in and for the territory of New Smith %Vales aforesaid, recovered by the said IVlllisitt Bland against the said Richard Drake, in the .11h Term, Al). 1817. which said judgment is still in force, unpaid, saial Utisatl! , fit'd, as this Deponent verily turves." The affidavit then went on to negative any tender in Batik of England notes. according to the belief of the Deponent. Tbr Learned Counsel submitted, that swearing by an agent, as to the elelt, by belief, was distsfficient ; and cited Rios v. Bellaatle, 2 Strange, 1209 ; Van Morsel! v. Juliet', 1 Wilson, 231 ; and --- v. Bowman, 2 Stronge, 12.26. As to the second point, it ap peared that the affidavit was not entitled in soy Court, but at ►he foot of it, it purported to be 4$ Sworn at the Filacer's office, P p-couit, Tem ple, this 9th day of December, 1818, before John Yates, Deputy placer." He subsumed that Slits was Irregular, and cited Alorley v. Pollard, 3 Hanle and Seltrym, 157, 1 Bos. and Pul. 271, and Tidd, 183. Mr. Justice BEST over-ruled the 6rst that the affidavit could no otherwise he sworn under the circumstances of the case; and added, that the case cited from 1 Watson was nut law. The others were not in point. Upon the other ob jection, lie was informed by one of the Officers of the Could, that this case had been before Mr. Jus tice Bayley, at Chambers, who held that there was no irregularity in the affidavit, as his Lordship would take judicial notice that the Filacer was an Officer of the Court. He would, therefore, men tion the subject to his Brother Bayley, and if he concerted in thinking that the affidavit was had for this objection, a rule to Otte cause should be drawn up on this point only. THE KING V. HAWKEN. This Defendant was surrendered by his bail, to plead to an information for as►aufting a singable in the execution of his duty. The Defendant, who war himself a constable of tlw month of St. ele ment Driers. pleaded hot Guilty. and was com mitted fur want of suretter. The second payment to the Bank of 30/. per cent. on the plett,,ed Ostoffluon, which took ',face on Friday, was severely lelt at the Stuck Excliatixe, and proauced a general deinesocus of the funds, but more particularly affected the floating Govern. spent securities. Exchequer Bills were done as low as 1 , 25. premium. The payment of the re maiing 40 per cent. to the Batik, which is to be on the Nth of February, is therefore calculated to excite some appreheasitm, since the infirm state of the market is plainly discovered by the effect pro duced on it by the making of the second payment. It is difficult to imagine, under these circumstances, how tiny rise in the funds can for the present be anticipated. Saturday was a holiday at the Bank, and the Stock Eschstige was also shut, but several private bargains were done in Consols for the ac. &tint at 78a The French fiends have greatly improved within the last work ; the price of the Flee per Cents. at Paris was, oa Wedilesday, fig I. 75 c.; with 13 1. 45 c. fur the rai.e of exchange. POLICE. MAMNICIM-1110:: , it Sitlllllly. a fellow named Morgan, lung known in the precillEls of the Mansion hone, was brought before the Lord llaystie The charge against him was that of hotting uht:iiiic 41 moose under false pretcnrca, A grocer, is, eenchitrehditrert, said, that on Thursday last the Prisoner came into his shop, and assuming a most snag grillfg appearance, imptirtal the prig' a of several articles of grocrty. lie described himself as belonging to the East bolos Company, and ..... nisiol that if the large miler he was shout hi give WAS well eseeotted, it 441 Id he rileated.-- I . llrailig snoldeitly round, however, lot- begged the slaumssati hi give him a shilling. Ravine, nuflsrtuuatrly, left his money him n The grocer looked ant-prised, hilt the Prisoner postbag a ring from his finger, begged pm don fur the Wooly he 11,41 t II with a stranger, and requested that it might be taken as s pledge for the sum he had required . —" I know, !! he Folded, " vim will scarcely accept the deposit, bat I her you may, as it will remit'd me of calling to give soy order. The shilling was giv e n 4 him. lie left the ring " rossoltirt, limwtsur, as erne4l so unaccountable, that the shopman ran to a jeweller's', where lasing informed that She p r . -fended gold ring was not worth one penny, be foil. lowed the Prisoner to a riwahnp, from whirls the halter wrest to atomiser, and Its on to a third and fourth, when he was given in custody. The Lord flavor—" iVell, Mr. Morgan, here you are again, after all rote fine promises to abandon toilettes* and gits. Why are yois not in %S . M.'S !" %Tfire,3ll—" I could almost li!ossli wills everlasting shame to lie agti to brosizbt before your Lordship; but what will he mu-i be, and I suppose it is fatality alone that Is" kept me in this accursed I. lon. It is somewhat strange that I was about 1.. set off for Wales at the very moment I aas appielientied, lost that circumstance has perverted all my hopes; for I fear, if emir Lordship were to set suit- at !wooly this Omuta, so much lA. my health hers inipaiied isi the watch Ii lose, that I should be utterly incapable uf pro ("ding "0 my jolirltrY ; or if I slid, of oraelting bonne with my lite! To be penned up as I was would hare the effect of al3l Vi.IE Pal II a Welsh gut !" The Lord Mayor—" If the Prosecutor Iliiuks right to pesos the matter, it would, in my opinion, be best to commit you ; for if you are slot checkusl its y..i.r propensities its h umor, your other maclices hut tpbtaits Sewall ultimately bring ysm ifs she Ohl Bailey " Shirgstoo—" It will by ; your Lordship is right ; drink, if I am not stopped in taking it, will he the rum of toe'" Mere the Ibisomer shippe... Isis fro chi ad Mier Of twice, and having meditated sonic time, proceeded) " I have joist hit upon a Imwrver, which may do the "nag. If your Lordship aril hut oblige me a ills a Haiti ,I will pledge my at If upon its averred leaves never to drink more, hut gu home with all eXpeilliMil to Walea." The Lord Mayor—l' I can hardly Innit you, Morgan; and what think you if I was to scud you to work at our still in the Compter, where you would grind your torn bread, eat it so sweetly anent sis,•iid cum...silt &afresh from tbence as you *until coot' sill the Welsh mountains." NI no gait--" Be it, my Lord, even as thou ; but try one once more, and you will find me too is.ticlo the gentle- ' snail to deceive your' 'the Lord Mayes (having consulted with the Complain ant)—" Thew I will take you al your word. as a prostcutiou has been humanely 414 chord" 31organ—" I thank your Lordship from my heart; yon are a get:Orman eves y Pith of you ; and to eno.vince you bow much I respect you, and haw strictly I mesa to per t., in my promise, 1 will, opus, my arrival at Inoue, send your Lordship Iwo Wash freest." The Lord Mayor—" I shall certainly accept the favour, fir it will he a doubts solely that yon really area gentle man and a man of your word." The Welshman bowed• while his eyes glistened with eel cleat PliiSIACil4lO as he Irit the Justice-room. THE. SEASOAS. ‘• Why should 1 joy in an abortive birth " Clirii.tmo. 1 uu more desire a row, " Than wish 14 • now in May's new-faizleil each; " But like a tacit thing that is Sensqi grows." W e hare boasted, week by week, for a long time past, of the usiexAmitletl, of our wonderful tions ;--of the budding, blossoming. iiiietting, and matured bunk' of our tau n t and flowers. I liar we are nut altogether right, eepeeially when we " Emile in a uplenilour so vain." Past olnervation duck not warrant no in the antici pation of any good !loin buck extraordinary vutfon riots. For my own port, I have ever consnli.reel such appearances as snore than wonderful; I 'Li n k thew prodigious, and coulebv that, though pa.sion ntely attached to my garden, awl con.tquesit lv fond of every thing that einhelhslien it, Idu no' like to see prodigies in it ! X. 'l'. AAVAI, LVTELLIGENCE. PORT-MOLTII, JAMVARY 24. Arrived yrgtertlny the Lifiry, DIA Slur, Diadem, Lord Molgraee, 111,3, and Burdur tiatuiport., from the lAlwi it. Sailed the Hur6lbrl, fur Plymouth ; mid Camelron, on a ersisc ; William Pill, Graham, fur St. lllth ma, Beticuo len, and China ; Clillnril, fur Bombay ; Admiral klourn, for New South Wales ; Woodlark, for delta ; and /Om Shund, RI et, f..r Jamaica. YARMOUTH. JANUARY 29. The Ernest, Bestkon, of and for Losidon, Itorto Ham. burgh, with grain sod wool, 161111tIC on Hastiest' Sand yester day est song, and knocked off her rudder, which tanned her to make s4l minis wales that they were obliged lee rim her on shore spear Winterlon, allure she now lies two•thirds 101 l of water. A lighter with a it molter of must has been to her assistance to save as .li of she cart' o as possible., the lower part ise which must be damaged, but it is hoped the upper part is out. DEAL. JANUARY 20. Sailed the Theme 4, 1 (Ism% fm llontba , Integrity, Pagan, fur Demerara ; and astute others, names nut known. A large fleet of outward Inmost ves....ls, from Ramo:ate harbutsr, are now passing through the Donna fur their slit. ferrite destinations. RAMMATT., JANUARY 29. Sailed the Jame, and Sophia, and lie Prince of Oratigo, for the !firer: the latter to relit. Atso sailed a great past of the troths bound west, auJ many yet remain. POOLE, Jaat:ARY The Cruiser, Summer, from Loloitout 19 eusuinit into t h is hnrhour last evening, %Wick 011 the bar, rained away her mailer. and went on Anse, nod it h. ft nerd will be a wreck. She it bilged, and Gill 01 water. The crew were obliged to quit her to save hitlhur lives ItAIIWICII, JANUARY 29. The Levriee D'Auveas,-,lrons Antwerp in Melding, has been towed to here by a fishing I. no ack shifted hir . LIVERPOOL, JA CART 28, The Hope, Pens" from Archangel fur Liverpool, is ar rived at Strunitiess , Caplan Peusun says, there are about thirlyfive sail of vessels there, some fur Liverpool and the Mediterranean, and one for Jamaica ; the greater part have been these two months wind•houud. _ _ The Providence, Piltir, from hence fur Southampton, was lost last night on Last Honk—crew saved ; 'intermix and part of cargo expected to be saved. Sailed the Kiuronill, hl.l.kmall ; and the Leda, Lamb, for Bumbei. rAMICIALT4IWN, JANIVAIV 23. Tile ship Columbus, Crawford, from the Clyde to Jamaica, was wrecked yesterday on the shore or lirumerkm, about *ix m il es es ,. o f the Mull ..f Kyntyre, and !Koh ship and cativo will he totally keit.ly coartin; vi.sselc are in here wind bound. SiTURII4I 7 NIGHT'.4 GdZET7 E. PANE RUPTCY ENLARGED. Chirlec Ernrrv, now nr kite of Itunulrv•lYuutl.Enil,Staf fm.:-hire, 44 , 41 e r, fa Fehi ...try 2, 10 31.11di 23, ut tes., ut the Itolit le) Rrdg.• RANKPUPTPIEQ surensEDEß _ ..... Nathaniel Walker, mow or late of Dover, Nem. brruvr. Julut Ta)lur, of tVltitington. Lancaster, cuituu dealt . PANKRUFE. Thorax* 1..1.0.1 nod Jam Wolter, of Ftlue Pall.yard, St. hienes's.strett. Westminster, whir-osier. boots, 10 sortembr, Feln yB, 13, tool Match 13, at iw.lre, at Gui1.11,,11, Loudon. Ant...was 31esars. Genets, dale, mud Tatham, !eines Arms-yard, Coleinawstreet. Richard Anon,. or I:bath...it, Kent, builder, to sumo. der, February 6, 13, soil March 13, at Incise, at Guildhall, London. Altoroey, Mr. inote.i, street, 111,ekfria.... Joh. Burtro., of Soisilsimplou.sirret, Covent cardso, 31iil. dlesex, ornament:it paper.tnaiiiiforturrr, to runrndrr, Fr. brisaiy 6, 13, and Mulch 13. at leo, torns y, NI r. Cast le, Corti rect. . . inlin Harker, 61 Stratem.l, Fvsrr, foninisin-buroor, In rurreutier, Fr lornary 6,9, J led MArclo 13, at rkrril, :it Guildhall, [minims. A thnurv, 111 r. Smith, l'inatrul -11neple lira.lley, fornwrlv of 11'als.11, Stafturd, but now ni St. Worcestvr, cruith-master, to Rua orlidi e, Fobrilai y 15, 16, at rlrven, and March 13, at rotor, at Ike White Hart loin, Worcester. Attortme•a, Mr. Huge, Suuttsmulutuo. buildings, Citancery.lame, Loudon; and Mr•sls. Matra uud Sou. Ku 1.14 rininster. _ isshss n( Caveats) , vtreet, Haymarket, 311,1511e,s x, elsersemon;:s r, to Baleen& r, y 6, 13, and March 1.1, at twelve, at 1.1141dU11. A iturtu. y, 51r. Vivi. an, 1). an-street, Sadao Mint! Baylis, of Stroud, Gloucester, clothier, lo surren der, February 9, lA, and March 13, at lilt, at guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Voun?„ New Cm is-Exchange, 31no k lane. Christopher Perkins, of Perki ti's rents, Peter-street, %Vest. misister, victualler, to surrender, February 2. nt twe Ire. 13, at 1111 e, and 31areh 13, at twelve, at GIIII 14111111, 1.01111011. Attorney. Mr. Jones, New 100, Strand. Dann I Price, now or late nt' Watford, Fleets, litiv-draper, to surrender, February 2,9, and %larch 13, a 101 e, at Loudon. Attorneys, 111essis. Davits and Sou, LOll 6 / 1 1 y. John Jay, late of the Ohl Jewry. I nation, wine-rucrehant, to anaemic% February 2, 16, and "11.ol'It 13,:.1 ten, to ("nib'. hall. Amorist ys, 31trsrs. Taylor, Stalls, and Ncw Basingliall.street. Robert Greenslade, late of Plymouth, Devon, builder, to surrender, February 16, 17, and March 13, at des, is, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-Dock. Attorneys, Mess's. Bo- Inn and Tiiik, Plymouth-Dock ; and Messrs. Das kr, Cisme'', awl Darke, Chancery lane, London. James Ferrol', of Bit minglsam. %Varwiek, prissier, to sur render, Frbruaty 12, 13, mud %!a•cls 13, at twelve, at the Ruyal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorney% Ilessrs. %Visas. ley and Sins, Birmingham; and Messrs. Swale and Company, Frederick's !dace, Ohl Jewry, London, Thorne.. Hari ism, Nlarleod„ of Pinner's Hall, Winches , " r street • London, mid of Glint r sired, Realm d.smi arr. Mid. dlesex, wine merchant, to morello!' r, Faunal y 2,9, and March 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. At 101 WI, 31c. Hurt, jun. Hat tok-gardru. Harotaves Hudson awl George Hudson, of Liverpool, 'alopsellera, In surrender, February 22, 23, sal Maid' 1 1, at elestu, nt the (Lorge lon. Livt grout. Attorney Pass and Sun, Liverpool ; and Mutsu:. Adlingtna• and 411eAus y, tbdford-row, Lnutlisit. Thomas 11.7,7,11, of Liverpool, merdiant, to f . : , retnlrr, Februnry and March 13, atone, at Ow Liverpool. Attorney% Mr. Massey, Lie, • p5,,,1 ; a n d Adlington and Gregory, Bedford.u,u, London. William Ited.lalr, of Liverponl, merchant, in m ellcr, Feb. nary 2:.,'_ 1 6, and NI-Ire 13, at nue, at the Gt.,/ Liverpool. Attorney% Mr. %Liffey, Liverpool; and Mt w•is. Adlisigton and Grrgory, 11. latioltio, John Jones, of Li% erponl, and Hugh II tight e. 17emergra, merchants, to surrender, February In, 19, awl Mart 1:i, at at one, nt the George lists, Liverpool. A tin, s. Mr. G 'wry, Liverpool; and Messrs. Davie and John, l'alegraf place, Temple•bar, London, Isaac Henn, of Birmingham, Warwick, arrow-maker, to surrender, rebut:try 12, 13, and March 13, at 1%1 lee, at the Union Tavern, Ilsrmingleatit, Attorneys, Mt ssra kirks and Itraikenridge, Bar tletes.huilslings, Holborn, Loudon; and Mr. Resnick, Rirmiughasn. Ralph %Valker, Ili NeWragi 1C.411011. ergicrr, to kureen der, ['Ebro:try 11, V!, nod 111 arch 13, at rivet au, At the George Newe .stle-oport-Tylee. /tutorials, 31,41.. A tlitomott and Wildra, Clinisci.r}•laile, Loudon; and Bainbridge, NearcaAle. Thomas Cooper. of Kenttelt.whiti, Upper Thames-street, b0nd,,,,, merchant, to surrender, Peh, nary '2, 9, and Maids 13, it hit, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Crush y, Great James.strret, Belt. te..torr. Ebenezer ifliongeien, of Glnhe.atnirm, Thither'lithe, Surrey, ship.builder, tii .iirrearler, February 2, 13, rind 114.1 eh 13, at I wily', at LaLluit. A ttorne., \lra.ra. Swain, Steven.. Mrple , i, rearse, and Mint, Frrdriicl'a-phrei, Old Jewry, London. John Giresun, of Cock-hill, Sliildle , ex, poi ato merchant, tu surreioltr, Ftbriiiii y 2, 13, aud Nliiieli 13, at ten, at Guildhall, Luudwa. Attui airy, Mr. Smith, Barna, London. White, of Chalford, Gloucester, linen-draper. to surrender, March 5,6, anal 13, at elev. n, tat the R. Ii liin. Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Counsel, Gloucester ; sold Mr. Chilton, Chances Oa oat-, 1 miialon. George 11'artlale and Francis Wnralale. of Alattallow's- Wharf, Upper Theme's-sire. t, oil-crushers, 10 sur render, February 6, 13, said 31..ich 1:1, al Is. Ise. at Guild hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Allistoil and 1111nilleby, Fret 11141011.• CUM t, Corohill, London, Richard Phillips, of Easter, chemist, to surrender, Febru ary 15, 16, and March 13, at rlr seta, at 11w New London lam, E. ler. Alt ys„ Mr. R. Bo ottun, 111adad street, Lou don; anal Ma. C. Y, tattoo, Castle-stn yet, Exeier. DIVI DEN May 11. W. SPIKrII7.Ir, late of Deem rara, bait nnw of Saint Pan Covent-garden, Allidtlinwx, aoera b.llll, 3t tit win, at . . Gutl.lliall, Luullim. Feb.2o. It. Nso I), hoe of liiugston.uprus-llsatues, Surrey, seed-crusher, at is Is, at Guildhalls 1.. UI ~s. Feb 20. G. Msloss., sof Ittuatl-tosnri, 11.usuluss, sum haul, at rlcaen, at Guildhall. Fch. 20. J. Swat, I.sts. or Kingagale-sitsau, Holism°, Mid- Mews, irinimongi r, NI I NOVI', at C;11 ildh3 11. 1.1,0..1"11. I'ol. 21 ) . C. Cols and F. Galpiii;tif Fle,t.sist et, London, stationers, at elcVell, at Galli:ball. Feb. 20. G. Franks, of Heat en's-street, London, hatter, at twelve, at G. 61414411. Fib 20. H. CI) wore, late of Jamaica, lint now of Salton, Middlesex, met chant, al eleven, Ni G11'141,311, Loudon. Feb. 20. J. H line, of MiII-wail, Poplar, 'Middlesex. Etonian remain-manufacturer, at twelve, at GlO.llllll. launkm. rvh.. 2o . A. 31actiair, of tt,ifi n•..lrret, Goldrn•ognair, are, lwokhowler, at I al G1111(111;1;1, Loudon, F e b. 22, K. 1 of Dudlcy, %V. center, fitly/nil manufac turer, at eleven, ■t the lasi Irtun's Arms. Penks idre. March 25..1. Kull/rifle, late of Sotatbwaitr, llc , kcl in the Forest, Cumberland, cattle•draler, at ten, at the tilt els Dcaeon, March 25. T. Dixon, late of Islekirk -hall, Westward, Cum berland, miller, at ten, at the Green Dragon, Carli.le. March 15. W. Crampton, late of Brckusiglisni. Not Ingham, borse.ilealer, at ten, at the Mousou's Arms, Gaiii.horiou%h. Feb. Vt. T. Wasson, formerly of Penny-bridge, Lancaster, flux.%pinner, at twelve, at the Royal Oak, laticaster. Feb. 23 Z. Gregory, of Aston, Birinbothani, builder, at lacier, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham March 6. W. rumen, jun. late of Quersibithe, Landau, ttr r- chaste, •t fro, ■I Ga;ltllt Feb. 23. H. 111Irbes, of Mawlorsier, grocer, •1 Hirer, at the Stier los t Maori Aster Feb 20. J. L. Sloane, of Fleet street, Loudon, bout and *hoc maker, at twelve, ■t Guildhall. Ft h. 14. W. Iluityw 111, of Bath, brandy-merchant, at iNt'ltr, at the Gre)hotoml Ina, 'I'M. March 6. B. Jacob, of Hartbolornrw-cloar, Loinlmr, mt r- chant, et trn, et Erb. 20. S. Cockburn, lute of Martinique, Wert India, but Bei'. Pease. Oatmeal. Beer ui Big. s. d. R. d. s. d. 49 11 I 50 7 23 10 41 0 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M. it .1. Hart, late of Southampton, !meet' 3 11 J. Purcell, late of tasosheth, victualler T. Marshall, 'Cone, Yorkshire, cormdealer • J. Nlooris, Woolwich, cords ainer T. Gorton, Aides matibury-postern, mercer H.llayward, Great Porllaud•sireet, paper-hanger R. Caesrh, St. SA whin'sdane, merchant J. Power and Co. Finsbury-yin-re, merchant■ J. ('hut chill, Statiliupr.street, commou-brewer 2 11 J. D a vid, Threasissetille.street, uurchant J. Durham, Lower Shadwell-street, brdchrr 1 11 J. Wattsost, Gravesend, catch-master• D. Richards, Ruw•conrnron, maistsfacturing-chemist '2 11 FL Williams, late of Duke.shert, %%me-merchant R. Swats, late of Gainsburough, sues chant .1. Russell, Palace-whilst, timhs r-intrchaist N. R. Aulvert Lloyd's Colfeedsouse, insissance-bruker 1 12 E. Jones, Great Sutton-street, cosi-merchant ilnw of Iligli,treet,....Sl .l. Mal,,.ir-ey:.?, • chant, at elec. 11, at Lundoii. Fcb. 20. J. Itallitier, Lite of till . City Chambers, street, London, tuerchaut, at eleven, nt Feb.2o. E. Ilannurn, of Threadoeedlc.stitt Loudon, ship. !smoker, at twelve, ad Guildhall. 11 . . b. ft. J. Roberts, of Wood-street, Spidnlfields, Middlesex, %illt.mutitifartiller, at one, at Guildhall, bullion. Feb. 22 T. Thompson, sell. E. Thompson, and T. Thump sou, jun. of Nellier.tiimpton, Doi -ei. thix•spinuct s, at twelve, tit the Mermaid 11.11, Yeovil, ,tiowerset. Fib. 22. .1. Wight, of 'hemlocks in, ink.utruhttittei uf.et twee, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Feb. 20. J. Itowlatt, of Charter-how. -viinate, 111.1(11nm" merb:u t, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. Feb. 23. C. Cex, late of Portanoottls, painter, at so e, st dee Star and Gorier Inn, l'ortbinnulli. March 1. G. Ornttrnil,ef Lancasiet„ ini. i lJrr, at mine, at the Wellington Inn, Rochdale. CERTIEICATrs:.—FEBRUARY J. Whitford, late of Black-horse-yard, H 'Heave, coach-smith—J. H. Lanvin.' ' a Wont-or-platy Cilywoad, Sl,ddlearx, earpeuter.—J. Engel y, ti( Hervey, Voss!, Stafford, lape-manufactorer.—G. Dyson, jun. for merly of Castle-eourl, Conant!, London. and lute of Chinn terrace, Lambeth, auctioneer.— T. Diami, of lAick held and Lemmisley Mills, Stafford, cotton-spioner.-1. Graves, of Southwark, Surrey, hoptherchniii.—H. Stsrsii, of Hrentford, DLddieaex, shoeinitket—S. Humble, of Liverpool, hop fartiir.-1. Hughes, of Liverpool, druggist —1 Wnhus. ley, of Salfuid, Nlancliesivr, eotion.dealer.—W. Sturman, et Vork.street, Southwark, Surrey, guitmaker --C. F. of Ludbur), 11. reford, dll/^G,-t. PA raN ERSHI PS DISSOLVED. J. Morris 111111 I. Stacey. of Greenwich, Kent, hart& builtleis, S..trmlur 14, IBlB.—J. Plait awl 1' (:r. gory, al 0.111.280, 5u0th.4051.1 ~,, iroomoorer., Deerwlor 24. ISIS. —NI. Miall and S. 51111 s, of hoses, wine.merchatits, Je. ciliary 1, 1819 —S. Hartley, W. Hartley, J. H•rtlt y, and T. Hartley, of Tatlenster, York, corn.roillers, March 27. IXI7. —J. Thornion, T. Thornton, and F. Thornion, of Itearlfurd, York, wurilstnplers, January 15, 1109.—W. Poo ell nod J. Bingham, of Giltspur-street, London, plumbers, Jaottary 25, 1519.—T. Bradboty, of ;Manchester, and 1' Groom. of Salford, bricklayers, December 25, 1818.—R. Terry and T. Perrin, of Bristol, brewcrs, December 28, ISIS —J. Dyson and J. Shaw, of Lindley, York, woollen cord-matinfaci torero, October 7, 1818.—E. Croft and J. Croft, of York, plumbers, July 1, IBlB.—D. L. Cohen and J. Atkinson, of Great Yar mouth, Norfolk, fruit-merchants, December 21, 1518..- 1) 11.,berit, ~,,, T. 1 aylur, and W. Lyon, of Pent 111111111 l and 11111 l Mt-sired, Middi,scx, December 31, ISIS. —lt. Emery and J. Clayton, of Steeraway, Salop, hme master., January 27, 1819.—G. I.mobert and G. Grove, of Sloaoroginare, Middlesex, schoolmasters, December 2S, ISIS. —J. A tory, It. Cooke, nod A. Ri land, of Livetptiol, lump. boil, li, January *.i7, 1819.—5. Smith and I'. Hatton, of East ham, Chesicr, brewers, Decembir 31, 1815 —M. Bsyls and M. 11,1nzley, of Deal, Kent, boat builders, January 27, 1519 I . l lllrown, and S. Salle, of Bristol, Cht mist., De_ cen t i ( r i n il4l' 8. 21, .18 PRICE OF SUGAR. The averace price of or Ulkel/V:1 if) SIIZ3r, ram. puled from She gctoros made in the ne..1.; radio she 270 h day of Janson, y, Isl 9, is 50, '2,1. p,r huod,el weighs, exclusive of !at. Doti, sof Custom . psool or pay,blutli...ocou um the iloportatiou theveof into Girat. Brata,o. PRIM.; 01: coRN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, mita of t tsitto-1 tol bull of 140155. svoirdupuise, front for returns received ais ILE. vrcek ended the 23d Of JautlatY, 1819 . IV lica t . Rye. ' Barley. Oats s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. 79 5 L 0 7 64 5 34 10 Pease. Oa • meal. Bet r or litg. s. d. 1. d. s. d. 78 5 38 1 Average Prices of Br itish Corn in Scotland, by the Quarter of Light Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per huff of 121‘lbs. Scotch idhy, or 14111bs. avoirdupois, of the l'Hor Weeks immediately preceding the 15th of January, 1819. Wheat. I Rye. I Batley. I Oats. a. d. a. d. s. a. d. rib fi ,51 8 48 7 20 4 HIVI DEN I:S. W Ritchie, Fin..bury-squat e, merchant T. P. Smith, Bristol, whalebone In uslt manufacturer lt W. M. Kenzie, Covent garden, merchant J. Neal". and Cu. Slillt.atrret, whnlettale linettilitipiri" 10 Satiorday--EllAßLti Ps MARTYRDOM —lllolidßy at to Dank, Exchequer, East Italia, atnl :wash Sea Holmes. CERTI rICATES. W. Talbot, of Georzelald, Lombard-street, Landon, otercliant.—E. ‘Vilcorks, ui Altlessgata-strect, London, A tuti iran-mcs chant —W. Bell, of P. 4 ainpttott, Combed:old. brandy. tne. thaw —F. Marsden, 4.f ‘Vakefi, Id, lurk, joiner. —W. Fowler and .1. Fowler, of Alder Mills, Stafford, rum millefc—J. Stevens, of Colbrooke, Divot+, maltocr.—E.. %Vahan, late of Withern, LitlCollll, curu-dealer.—W. of Ltittarr, woul.tapler. Miring the pall week, the vales upon the iVelsb ea t aytt have been ilicadlul. .- lay week the suit' was driven over the houses tats the street at Abrry•Urith. One W. st Indisman, laden with gob!.dust a n d ivory, Iris gone tI/ lovers tit Ni.:* Quay, Cardiganshire ; time body of one otlro was driven on l.me,nod too %stole men were saved alive.— Severn al ve.sels were 101 l n.,•! dam tged at Holyhead, ammig a hit IS IA the Jane of lava rpm.ol ;all mot board perished), :tl , ll Si cchu.,,u•r Slllll a 111 1 . 1 Mil SRI II 44444 j a Liverpo o l l' ..t boat, mai the lord Hill Isle of Man packet, are mistmog several dead bodies have been p.t Iced up at Formby. The Blocher packet, with the 85th regiment on board, bound to Priam!, was driven into Cardigan—all safe; the Betsy, from Waterford to 1111,10, was lost star Polllieli, three of the crew and a female drowned. 'The Severn, Captain Halliday, hum Kingsrimatt, can .'riven into Milford, on ' Saturday week: a ireancomloos sea snuck her, and carried overboard Sir. Balsiltio, the mate, •and two 'termer,. Mr. Ralsdon was, by the retort, of the wave, washed back iuto the ship, lint the Other men uric lost. The steward was seen holding by a rope Intoging ovir the side of the impel ; but another hearty sea emitted so my the stalls, containing three borers and one row, which f llom, upon the poor fellow (who was crying moat piteously for lie:p‘. im medi a tely o v e rwhelm. ed him. The same swell of the sea which occasioned these unhappy results, took the Captain's live atm k orciboard— knocked down tat, men at t h e to the ribs of one, and rut time face of the oilifr m a shocking manlier. The ship is not LONDON Printed and Published at the Olhec, No. I'-r 7 . Strand; *here A.:ve-tiarments nrr reacived. and I.rile.s (post-paid) most be oildeemed.—C !COATI!, No. !, Clement's Inn, •rr-3 WHITE. No 117, s*e' P+thl.eher. THE AR)!?. The following i 9 a correct List of the fteghneuts now stltionell in titian(' : ciormitlt. (Qtietiih).hir .3tl DraitoosiGuaribi, Dublin Ist Dtsiguons, I:2llb:rube 24 Ditto, Dou dmah Dithoines(N.,;,Ncw. •23 , 1 1.. florid 23,1 Foot, Cork •2911 i Ditto, Arm, , r,h 02541, Dino, cork •39th Ditto, ( t, bar 41• t Ditto, 1.018.11111(ktly 42d Ditto, D,,,,.1.1k •43.1 Ditto. Beli•*t 441 k Dale, KAM*, 49th 011110, now., •97th Cloloroirl 27,h I.Ettu,(Otio,,, 7 , 911, Ditto, it - 81• t Ditto, Entrotilms •93d Il ito , MUIR, td fi,ttt. Rsik Blip*, Par. •ouctutru. ',ridge. IN:lid:ale 4ili !Min, Volk 14 'L.:1.1 ugoon., 1),1.1.o IGili I,uto eir , C 101111.• I. I Si $Y 13 , 1, 6 :;11 Naas rustic , iq. ooT. 12th Ditto, Litiorick Nth Ditto, Athlone iVeterford Those marked (•) hitt, Aare the 14th tilt. ar,Omo is Ireland, to t:eropy the quarters of corps diseinttudml, otltm s otdrred oo Curries write. The following are withdr.frn from the 1 , E*lablialtment, and hare either embarked, , about to embark at Cork. M 4 already stated The Roth. MI. Helens; 271 h, (iihraltor ; le 2 ndi d es ci ;: er l s. d, Purl er S he ~ Limerick, on Monday st'sesiziot. from Cable, awl hod 4,v proceeded for Gull and Loukhrea. MARRIAGES. At Pinis, on Saturday, the 23d hart, Ann, ire , nd4q the tites of the Roman Catholic church, a.al the English Amhas.•ador'r, Hen. y Comte de '.• l'ezensae, Colonel, 011itter de l'Orthe .:t t el'Hunnuttr, Grande Crntx de l'Ordte de Merne et finsit•re, 6.1 c 111 Millio Hanintrl, daughter M . tyre I,rr S r Benjamin linnunet, ..f Loinhard-•nrett. Ott S:ititilsy last, Jaietthry at Shipley church, Cosset, 11.41steitAtit-Colunel N. 1.311, C R. to Miss tioricll, yoiift.t r of the late Sir Wlllisto, and sister to Sir Charles Burrell, Dart. DEATHS. On Tuesday last. at Itosiere, 'sear Lyndhurst, in the 4Rih year of his age, the Right Hun. the Earl of Errol, Remo Hay, Hered:+:uy I .s . ' s j, :1 1 f il s i s i m 4h m ( i . :. l s ' s i t:r i C to ie be (:.octalei i : nd (:.octal iht chat of Srntlaud, lil Lily of the Choi - eh of Scotland, and one of the Sixteen Peer. in Parliament. The bleat son now Isyisig, %VIIIp un , is shoat nineteen. His elder brother, Lord Ilsy, was Aisle.sle•Croun to General Maitland: he aas killed al t the Es-t shot that was. fired. MI the 17th of June, the slay preceding the [n-at hale of Waterloo. Lord Errol is isoiversa/lv lamented by his family and an extensive circle of fsieuils. He was ill only a ftss I ki 'ay - , Sir Henry T, urist. Met. of Tho,pe Lce Hume, near Staines. He nas o Gentlo tit in a the must polished manners, mid an excellent seltol tr. on %Vellumay sn.rninzp-the '7th lilt. uoivereelly re. vo t e d, D i , psimeose Muir, ph%siciiiii of Ids nit's fleet. at his apart 01CIIIF, in St. Murtill's.ltale, laludnn . h e had hero for sott:e years deeliniva. its hi Ishii, and 13Iorgly iitreeted will, evrioits taio . ilessant s)mplums shout tile chest. for %%filch he could nut account : the day benne his death he was unusually well, and in the peening of Tuesday, while in earnest coneervition with Dr haus Joloison, lie atoldroly poi los hand to los breast snit horsed pair v he continued fur twe'ore hours in a elate of iris, dis tress, sometime* fainting, sum-times a little res.sed, at. tended by 1)r. Johnson and his intimate friend Mr. Minis.e., of Chapel-place, Cavendish-square; he died next orawaing. His body was ripeniortl by Dr. Jammu cud Mr. Menzies.. ho till4(olferril that au atietorism hail horst interoalh. and* between there and four yams of blood were the theft. Ile eAs a :zettileman of great suavity of maw users and ennviderablreepoiresnents. A few days Inc..iat Notter, near Landentie , Derenrsif,e, _ . _ _ . _ Lieutenant-Colonel O'U , •eherty, of the Royal alarines, eats . of the most eccentric characters, iserliaps, in England, who p for more than twenty years, occasionzl/y visited Plymouth market on e.O old white horse, lean RS I:0040 We, wises., lank appearance, combined with his own singular ha. eh. melds, formed together a spectacle of Wirt( lollies,. Lily equal to any thing dem died of the celebrated Elves, lei his last visit to Plymouth. a few weeks wince, hreeideel Idea self on the steps of The I'lygnoulh Telegraph I /flies to eat an apple. II is shi ;es ti. coiesiseed of a dirty le i tz l e e. cal , his bead, surmounted by the poll of an old hat Wllllll4l a brim,* rough waistcoat, patelecd all over.greasy leather clothes, kept up by listing braces, outside the was—, ost, with wads of straw sound the bottoms of his legs. It, hi• halal lie wee tiled a Paige be elge-stit k. Amidst all Cite secaueug penury, lee peoesr ssed sonic Yee y excellent feed I *scans in the above parish, • lived its a small ceettsze sit les vier tidy, without a pane of glass in the window, ; nighliy entree el it by a ladder, which he drew alter him, and cep' is a corner of one of the rea r ms upon a wretched pa.let. The aneedules in circulation' sespecting this extraordinary mesa ate ke.iny and curious. Fie (111111( . 1 ly WAS attached hi the Portsmouth Division of Royal 11:0.a.5 , so the she, he of a Inch ton he frequent ly hy his ear, tete. d garments, having vii aumelimry out' o•il silk and au• we're nut trot - sled sloe king It was loni a seistrzy with log how titer Officers allele lie lodged; at lusivlo lie was wiliela et, used, leetween Iwo gums, in a dilapidated part of temillesea Castle, he had his cot swung, and three lie turned is. Al. though of so mistily and miserable a des. , si nun and appecrs mice, he was known his give way to the inelulzeuce of a in et inordinate appetite for eating. which let posse seed; but Lb..% la AS the only known contribution he ever suffered to its levied upon Lis purse. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ON DON-BEIDI.E. Malvin 25 after 0. Evening 4S after 6. 1-11 EALTII is so great a blessing, that reery tempt directed towards its preservation must at leas t deserve 6.0111 C small share of public approbation. 'Fite rank which MESSRS. CUItRIE and CO. held their profession, as Members of the Royal College - a of Lout and Uhnbargb, formerly in his Majesty's service, cottehioad with their well.k row it skiff and experience in the Tierificil and Cure of a ft w reigning Complaints, entitles them tit the grt •test confidence, and a decided preference uver all lu the course of thirty years seercessful practice is this Metropolia, Messrs. Currie and Co. have lawn • irthieil In make many valuable discoveries and irniuti in:;•rovii. meta. in the Treatment sold Cure of Venereal Complaints, Nerenes Rriaxattuns and tkbility, Strictures of the Viriliret, &c. Sic.' By their so perier pfati of treatment, Strietorrs ..1 however long stainto.g, or of the most inveterate kind, ; speedily and perm.iii,ittly cured. Mes,rs. Currie a.id ( . 41, offer their assistance is all cases ;ir Venereal luiechor, and in every complaint of Debility, srls • thee arising front lax infatuation a a ci.rtain habit, Inuit residence in warm climates. free Heins-, or soy other cause, producing a de liceency of manly vifeour. Messrs. Currie an. 4 Cu. may be consulted by l'atients of either Sex, with the ercatcst delicacy, accresy, and b at their house, Nu. tri, Hation•garilen, whn e Certiliratrt and Testimonials are to hi- seen. The terms of are plainly stated on the fin. interview. Letters from the Cot elm v, enclosing a Bank it' 1- ; ' - ;I Note, will be duly an weird, and IhreISEI y 04 salt Advice; seat in all parts of the kingdom. No. 107, Hatton-Garelen. - - i~ t r Beaus': S. if. 71 9