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7,7 5, - LOW INTELLIGENCA. tracer OF CHANCERY, Aral!. 11. The Court did not sit this day, the LOW) CH.% x crA.Lua having been occupied the whole of Friday night until seven o'clock this morning, in the I louse of Lords. In the case of the llartuarket Thestie. upon the application to remove Mr. Colman boom the management, lirs Lordship has ordered it to icand orer until Thursday se'iiiiight, to afford the °Antes an opportniiity to settle the business ina;- c , . , I COURT or KING'S BEYCH, Aron 23. cermunT IN MUSIC. CLEMKATI C. GOULDING• This was an action for an infringement of the Plaintiff's Copyright in the sale of a song, entitled 1. fleigA ! lb!" sung by Mrs. Dickson, in the Opera of" Two Faces a umdfr hood," and a verdict wits obtained for the Plaintiff. Mr. GAILILOW this day moved for • rule to sliew cause why that verdict shouls‘not be set aside, nod a nousuit entered. He said the fpiestion was of great importance to music-sellers, mid was, whe ther a tingle rime of paper, emitaiunig a AMP! and the music affixed to it, could be deemed obuuk, antler time provision* of the statute of Quern Ann. Their Lordships knew that the statute in question was passed for the encouragement of learned men, for writers and authors of sefal books—and to secure a copyright in their production*. Now ne meant to contend, thut the Along iu qitestion could not be coustruetl a book, and coinkquentiv %%as nut within the statute. It might he a ust l o i *0 , 4 , but it was met a useful book ; uud the Plaiiititf had no legal claim to copyright. Lord Et.i.ssituaonou thought the qiiestion ought to be finally settled, as it had before Ineu Innoted. lie therefore granted • rule to slew cause, and said it was lit it should be solemnly ar gued sad decided. • COVET OF EXCHEQUER. 114.1rNt."1 lON. The SOLICITOR-6EWERAL !unveil the Court for an injimetit n in the cause time r. Iheyrand, Esq. to stay proceeding. under a bond for 1,000 guineas, granted, as it appeared from hi* argument on the bill and answer, under the follosiug circumstances: ° The Defendant had agreed to piirchase three hun ters, the price of which were, the first 1201. the second 2.501. cud the third 80 guineas; but it war settled. that ready money up to 500 gu.tiaas !maid down should dote the account. As this sum, ever, was iiot forthcoming, a bond for JOOO tftb. neat.. ups tu ken as a pe mil anal, on cotenant to be paid et fatlires dtrit h. Mier a long argument between Sir T. Pliimer uud Mr. Dauncey, the in• junction was refused. COURT OF . COMMON PLLAN, Aram •. malt r. CUNNINGHAM. Mr. Blrjelltit BEST applied fur a rule to whew cause why a verdict recently obtained in that Court 'twilit not be set ,tide, and why the attorney fur the plaintiff should not answer the allegations co.►- ta:ued in certain affidavits. stating. that he had ailed as attorney for the plaintiff, without being an attorney in that Court ; that un his oil% iee the plaintiff hud - arrested the defendant for viol. under the inspreariou, that not being able to tind bail, lit %twilit emir to a compromise rather than continue is daratiee ; sail, that on the evidenee of his attor ney alone, u verdict was given for the plaintiff for WI. although he, himself, had written to the tic f tidant, acknowledging that lie knew the claim► to be unjust, aim telling the defendant how he might defend himself against it. Lord Chief Ji.e:iee NisoseteLD, who tried the cast, mid, a Lady had been adduced ois the trial •u the part of the defendant, to impeach the testi mony of the alvtese party. It turned mit, from her own evidence, that she was a common prosti tute. liviug with the defendant, and passing as his wife. Her evidence was altogether improbable ; and the Jury totally disregarded her testimony. Things might. he doubted not, be bad enough ou both lades, but lie thought it better that they should re mait► as they were, rather than that more perjury should be counnitted.—The Rule was accordingly refused. OliThtirselar last, about noon, the four follow. ing malefactors, sentenced to sutler /death, at 1 the late assires for Kent, were convert-it hum the county gaol, at Nltiok•iiite. to l',•aitet.rieti. Heath, the place of executioo, viz. Robert (lath, for stabbing and cutting Joisw Asuiowx, :it or scar Larktield ; Thames Junkers and Cleadmews, for bnrglartously beirshing and enter. • log the countiog-hotne of 111 r. Illos kr Coto Lis, of ,Maidstone, carpenter ; and William Gates, for house-breaking, in Woolwich.—l luring the greater part of the time they were en *heir junrney to the Heath, their contntion and penitence uppt•aterd truly depicted in their countenances, and their actions evinced a degree of fortitude .rad se • reuity seldom witnessed in the leuttires of uu fortunate beings under similar circurristances,w. They . 47outinuelly sung psitais and .hy tuns tillthey reached - the:a w ful WO, when they were mutate for the infamy they had been guilty of, with nip forfeit of their lives.--At this place they arrived about a quarter before one, when they immedietely proceeded to prayers with the Chaplain ; after which they sting several hymns, is a very devout sod decent faintly ; they were then. at twenty mi nutes past one, Inroad otfv—Willisair Gates, out of the malefactors. coofessed to the Ordinary, pre viously to his execution, the commission of 27 rob beries and burglaries since the lit of January last. —The number of spectators who witnefsed this awful scene. was 'etiosetour beyond description. After the bidies had hung. the usual tiine, they were takea downs and delivered tot their respective relatives; and in the evening they were buried in Maidstone church-yard. The Prevoyaates store-hip arrived at Deal on Sa tardav, and sailed fur the River, Lord Mcs.vicut used to say, that a long list of Bankrupts was a proof of die prosperity of the con n try.—lf we may judge from such high authority, the Ilatette of Saturday night contd.' tor such a hat as will prove, that this country is now in a more flour ishing state, than it has beau to cat the last twelve . wont h. V • • FROM SATURDAY NIGHT S GAZ - ETTE. Admiralty-Office, April 21, 1809, Copy of a letter firm tire-Admiral Sir Jolts &whirr Wants, Bart. and ICS. Coloraaaiter-ia-Chief of Ilia Mairstrla ships and ri•ssels at Halifax, to the thannarehle Wittier 'Veltesley Yale, dated at Dcratatia, the 9.4 'dewy, 1409. Ste—l have the satisfaction to inclose to boo, for their Lordships' information, the copy of a let. ter from Captain Scott, of His Niajerty's ship Ho ratio, who returned here this day with the French frigid*. Le JllllOll, of forty-four entre eighteen pounders, mid three hundred and twenty-three men ; captured after a very gallomt ;octie lb , iu which the good conduct and skill of C: 4 1111111 Scott, his offieers, and then, appeared with n,luch I have the honour to he, Sr. JOHN BOOLAIE WARREN. His Itfajest)'s ship Horatio, Feliruar!. 19, moo. SIR—I 1111 e the honour to acquaint you, that, in pet-lmning your order*, in the morning of the 10th instant, in lat. to. 39. N. long. 63. So. W. mantling on the larbourd tack, ship's head south, and hr rail, the Driver sloop of war under my or der,. about filter's or sixteen miles nearly asteru, at balf-past ten a. n. a:tav a sad on our lee bow, and shortly afterwards another. Ito the course of an hour, we diecavered the ler one evidently to be an eneiny'v frigate. and the other one 1 took to be un Engletli brig of war dodging her. The enemy's frigate oso malting as out bore right up lo.;otre the wiud for a short thee, but very ream hood, ol up nolo. At three-quarteos past twelve, we nu• r le VIM ohtferent tacks and came to close ac tion, the l.loratio wearing troller the eeetuy's stem to get 1111011 the tome tack with her. .100 the early part of the act' the couirtry lost the vertices of the First Lirsienitid 'Manley Hall Dixo.:, ' , relate busily wounded, aunt not luni. after, 1 am enrri to my, that I received it revere wound in thesisimitier by a grape shut, which obliged me to submit to quit the Sleek : however, the service del not puffer by that event, ots the succeedine Lieutenant the Hon. George Douglas, fought the ship through the netino in a moat pliant rummer, whielt coos tinned &loot one hour and thlity-fire minutes. The enenty having from the beginning poi toted their wing high, we were by tins time a complete wreck in our attestor. sails, OINI rigging. Nato ithStanoling the situation the enemy was then reduced to, she died to effect her escape, which I knew woos ionises *dile, from the state of her rigging;, and more par ticularly as at that time the Superimar (the brig I before mentioned) hailed ors, and gave eis inforose bon that the stram,ne rail just seen to leeward was the ',atone. Oa the Latona's coming within gun shot oldie enemy and giviaig her a few rims, which she returned, and slightly wounded a few of the 'Atone's men, she iinmeolietely brought to on the starloontol tack, and every mast went by the board. She proved to be the French frigate La Jun on, of forty-four gime, and three hundred and twelity; three men, .commanded by Mons. Augustin Rous geau, a Member of the Legion of IlonOur; out from the saints roily four days, hound to Franey. 1 now detail the loss and &mange. sustained by Ilis Majesty's ship wider ray command. The Horatio has suffered but little in her hull, from the reasoio already given, of the enemy's unit ing particularly at our moats and rigi t iog, which they effected, having noithiug else standing tint our lower masts, much wounded, and completely dis mantled, all to our fooinail, and the rags of our tneinsail. The number of offi cers, seamen, and marine.; hod on this occasion to their country and their friend*, 1111e_ by no means es:insider:46le, wheWeompareil with the dreadful loss Of eat enemy, width I shall here after relate. The loss on boardthe Horatio consists of Mr. (:etorge Gunter, noidallipinaii, and six sea men, killed ; Mr. Andrew Lock, boatswain, and tveelvelMellbell, badly wounded ; Lieutenant Richard Blakency, of the Royal Manses, Mr. Robert King, master's mate *ix seamen , and two mariues. slightly wounded. The lons of the enemy. as I have before atateil, was all her lower masts; her hull mud wonderfoilly cut up, making, in conse quence, a great deal of water, until the sleet-holes were stopped. The leafs in killed and wounded amounted to one hundred and thirty. The Captain expiatd soon after the victims front the wounds he received. The gelliontry and good conduct of the officers at -i othip's company ureter my command, I must idols , remember with gratitude, and were I to enter into particularrit would be endless. To Captain Ernie, aho commands the brig Su perieur (one of Sir Alexander Cochouse's squad ron), I feel mull indebted for the very gullaist manner he behaved. although I believe lie had only four *mei; earronades ono hoard, earl to Cap tain Poiret. of the 'Atone, I shell ever feel thank ful for his ettertinns and activity in erecting jury moats, &c. and potting the prize in a *ea worthy state. I have rock pleasure in informing von that the kaolin appear , ' a very fine ship, ant) three years 41d, never hating been at sea before she left France, shout three months a. I have the honour to he. der. ( ( soignee) G. Storrs light Her. Sir!. B Warren, lint. and K.R. Sc. Sc. Comity Now. James clutpanan, A list of the killed and wounded on board Ilia Majesty's ships Histetio . Latosa, and Diner, setiun with the }retch frigate I.a Jaunt, es the loth day of Febesary, 1M0). Hoestiu-..-pilled—Mr. George Center, midshipman; James Aclusan, Captain of the foretop ; Charles Chatter lain, ablr. Hobert Lamar, able; Joseph Williams, able; Samueliuhnsos ordinary; traneis Miek, boy. Hadlk vonsiled-.-Geurge Stull, Captain; Manly Hall tlaratenast; Andrew Lock, boatswain; /Swallow Stone, cmootain; Jobs Vinson, Quieter-master ; Thomas Jones, Cloatter-gainer ; Julio Tatum, übk ; Charles Brit tnin, able; Peter Vaughan, able ; Thomas Korkbam, aide; Ldearall.42yol,litik ; Thumu Allen, ordinary ; John Pal mist, ; Johu Miller, ordinary ; Thriums Need, or dinary, Janos Sapetos, wilinary ; Lew Vasiterstam, ordi nary. wounded--Rieliard Blakesey, Pint Limitenant of Royal ; Mama Kiiig, master's mate; tm. IMO, quarter-master's mate; J.ruer Nightingale, able ; Drury Cailated, able ; William Julius, ordinary ; Michael Money, ordinary ; Joseph Shure, minim s Thomas Young, dratunier. Laterst—Slightly soundeil--Mr. Hoop, midshipman ; A. Mayea,sesnian; J. Arrogan, retinae; D. Wright, ars- IP: a ; J /Murphy, seasons ; J Arras, aramsu. pritni..4ll9ol•ll Collins, seaman, badly wounded. (Signed) 14. SLOTT. Geurr Cheripode, Tbefass , Lisa.., wa Mar asaJui I 800. Shediskl. Samoa dou, worelrosiseasa. (;,..orge 11v' table knife' Timothy Laueaster, %%'m. John ti lowle apemen. Juni,* 0 " L.Lert. Joetirh boolowllers. John IP Lauda*, John lit Hull, Intro Joseph II henna", Dm id Y■ of Lamslcy Yates, end Jaime ball, London. BANKRUPTS. Richard Heath, of IVarmfired.coort, Throtaaortom-5... [ A min), ma r ch:Let, to sunemeler, April tit, May 0, dud Jane A. at one„ at tittildball, Leedom. Attorwry, Mr. ti. Adams, thl Jett et - . John Wilson: of Reak.strett„ (itildess-srimare, !tialdlesea, men's uteri:et, to surrender, April i 3, Ma) 6, and Jinn 3, at twelve, at (iii;ldhall, Lontb.n. Attorue), Mr. Thaw, Nalerata-street, Edward Eigta..)iu. of *kr Arista and Err, llowline-street, Westminster, M sex, iirtaalter, to ristriroidel, .tprot May e, and .11rUe t, at ttii, at (SiliWlutli, Loudon Attorney, Mr. Stwpherd, lilmonslinry. John Anther , s, of Maw heater, Lancaster, innkeeper, t.t surrender, Ma) I, 0, and Jilin. t, at two, at the l'alace-ina, Manchester, Laura ter Anoint", Mews. Coop‘e and Lome, Southampton-buildings, Loa...km or to 3lr. Jepsqn, , . solUitur. Malaise stm•r. I sVißlain D 1111414113, 111' I.ancaster, county of Lancaster, *woollen draper, to sociender, May as, at bee, sod to, and June :m, at eleven, at the King's Anna Inn, Lancaster. At torneys, Blakelock and Makinson, Elm-court, Temple, Landow, or M. E. Adelman, Lancaster. Joseph Walser, of East Ardsley, York, mallster, to me remoter, '.llay 35, 36, and June t, atelcvca, at the Elephant end Castle, in Skettlergate, York. Attorneys, Mr. Seymour, York , or 31r. Smith, Purniscourt, Middle Temple, Lou. duo. Redshaw Spring, of Candor, Lincoln, mercer, to surrender, May It, 14 111[111 hell 3, st eleven, at the tMeorge Inn , is Cantor aformaid. Attorneys, Mr. Juhu Nicholson, Louth, Lowish' ; w Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Bleak friars, Lonsksa. William Pastiest, of Great WinslioAl- street, MiSdk.sex, victualler, to surrender, April .24, ut lecke, May t, at one, and June 3, at tete, ut Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Crome, New-inn, lanndoa. Thomas latent Shefro.enurt, London, dealer and chapaian, to surrender, April -2 i, at tech.., May I, at me, and June 3, at tea, at G oddball, Lunitm. Attorneys, Barber and Crutch, Curos.court, liruad-street, Peter Jackson, of 3faschester, Lancaster, smallware masufaetorer, to seireuder, May 5, u, and owe J. at ten, lit the Star-inn, iu Deansgate, in Almelo:seer aforesaid. .t iturneis, Messrs. Cooper sod Lowe, Southampton-belief- Mrs Chancery-lame, boudoir , or Mr. C00k.., mu Sallswel, Lancaster. John Parsons, sea. and John Parsons, jun. of 1-uel,Tats hill. London, bookseller., to varreuder, April /9, May 6, soil Jame J, at one, at Gsikl4dl, London. Attorney, Sir. (Bean, Garlick-hill, How-lase, Loudon. Thomas Adams, u( ifiglestreet, Southwark, ianholder, to surrender, April oij, hlay a, and Aloe ,s, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lawrence ll'illimus, Curvitor street, Chancery-lam. • Joseph Cooper, of 'rims sith' Eight, Lancaster, victual ler, to surrender, May and Jane a, at two, at the Dug Tavern, Is Desusgate, taaebester, Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Foulkes said Cressivell, Star-yard, Mairehemitsr ; or Messrs. Fonlkes and lasagmble, Gray's-ono, Loudon. Joseph hlurelue, of Matra-amid, Northundmerland, ship owner, to enrieuder, Aprsl at twelve, May June at eleven, at the George Tavern, Dmelsray,v(uare, sear North Shields. Attorney, All. Nicholas Fess lek, North Shields; or Messrs. Meggisom liattomminiso I.onilimes. Walter Price, of Cardiff, Glainuegairshire, shopkeeper, to amender, May and June 3, at the Rsionser Tavern, in All-Saints-lase, Bristut metteermys, Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol; or Mr. Samuel Sweet, Knrs-lleisch-a elk*, Temple, Loudon. Oliver Newcomb, of itotles-sheet, pariah of St. bombe, 'Middlesex, tspholsterrr, to serrender, April 15, May 2! and inns mts at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom .ktioracy, Mr. Emanuel Allen, of Carlisle-street, Soho-square, Abraham Lowe, Mit of klexton, Middlesex, builder, but sow a prisoner in the Fleet, to pretender, April Y 5, May 0, and Jane 3, at one, at (Vortilliall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Williams Alfred, Chapel-street, Painesville; and Mr. Berm Coleinan-street. Sophia Heeehall, late of Newassa-street, Middlesex, sh o p. • keeper, to surreuiler, April at, May 2, at (Wrest, and June.), at ten, at Gsildliall, Leedom Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Gulden square, London. ttilliaus Gillespie, late of Basinghall-street, London, tai lor., to surrender April um May 4, and June 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorneys, Mesa. lilauderetan and Canova, Bush lane, ('tonne-street. James Eaton, of Godstone, Surrey, fanner, to Ilinien4irr, April um May ti, and June .t, at loch*, at Loudon. Attorney% Mr. Dyne, Serjeames.lon, Feet-street, Loudon ; sad Mr. Drummond Croydon, Surrey. Thomas Ward, late of Brosl-itreet, Isoodou, hut now of ingstoo-upon-iluil, merchant, to surrender, Slay s, 1., and June a, at eleven, at the _moue luo, Kunst's-wpm-Hull, Atturseys, Messrs. Run er and Sea, liartletCa-Buildisigs, 11.11Korrl. I)wrid ffsglies, late of Bangor, nommen, drriggist, to surrender, April 84,45, WA Jane J, at the ilotel,Corourvon. Attorneys, Mr. Ge o rg e Edmunds, at the Exchequer•Dllice of Pleas, Lincoln's-Ina, Loudon; or Mr. John Ellis, PO Belt, Cantarvireah re. Thorns, Ashton, of Stamford, Lineoln, linen-draper, to surrender, May Di, to, and .11111 C 4 at eleven, at the I :rover lon, St. Martin's, Stamford llruu. Atturseys, Meters. Jur L eon and Judd, Stamford. Isaac Wbeildwo, late of Copthall-rourt, Throginortort street, London, parker, to surrender, :May 0, 11, and JIM, 3, at ten, at Guildhall Loudon. Attorney, Mr Bryant, No. u, CopthaU-court, Thromuoi too-street, Logsdon. Cride•u Lewis, of Whits Imiomstreet, parish of St. Nary Whiteskapel, Middlesex, victualler, to anrrender, April es. May e, aqd June a, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atioersel, 31r. John Slavile7, Domet-street, tialislmuryomplare. Robert Manson, of Colgate iu End, Lancashire, coal-eser cheat, to surrender, May 15, at five, 16, aml June J, et ele ven, at the Aniß s Arms, in Inscriber. Memos. BlemAale, A lexaoskr, said Hulce, Nsw.lan, Leudini , and Mr. Willis, Lancaster. DIVIDENDS. May 13. James Hurry, Richard POWS'S, a n d lye, horse, late of Nag's Head-court, Gracteberch abut, Lomita'. gormless'', at ten, at Guildhall. 77777 r -''''777r771517191"7.7'- . . PARTtag: DVISOLTED. William Gilbert, Writ, sod Phones ltim”mee, lit. Armee Mad, Ma peer UabrWry Middlesex, limo- barre. at 217 Seated James Meld, sad Abraham Iluilia- aalmeilmomeall. V Maga apirsarm. Aiwa 1.2, 1 so 9. STIOIIds sad Perrearetar Saab, of Ivy-lam, ware- beeeember. Dec. jl, mete Gm** paten sad Poke Eaton, of Bunion, Chester, mil- I.OV. it, Iltai. e Stoininsa, lisibert Cullen, antl 3..1111 Pears, of i 4 i, !vestan', Isseab4 ll l l l. Arra 17, I 5... j. 11711 b Wililkilled owl Jobs Wit W., of Cutest un- st net, I, oarehosseinee. Aril i 3, turn. aaJohe Chu-k, James H. and William Clark, of 4 York, factor,. Motet syy, assn sa Casa red 7111`assask. at Friday-street, I.on- webostonoso. A ipso,* ill thAlusl la i 1141411411bItate, of Shcfheltl, York, are kart pramons. *tab q, I"'.u. Wadi, Jobe ivedith; 144 Thomas IVelelt, of ter, spirit norisirods. kW , da b Iso,i. besot, Far. iirvarlA Clisidaclian4, and Edward , at Spalding, Lincoln, tinligbgatikees. April et, von). Dobree oral Jobs Issok of Knit-cheap, 1. oohs's, reopen. Dee. A, tans. - • s Keslfera sod JoitroGilk al Bury, Lancaster, Inead- April ts, iso A Wood and Go od, of Wakefield, Yoth, Writ April 15 Drik• Mt sirsand John /listed Bell, t it Wynne. Apoi4 Aoki. Il 8. E i a t. od 4' - Hewitt, of Kingston upon- sot .. A I root. yds, awl James Leigh, of slims ebirstOss toil,. at Yates, son. anctscster, Lancaster, lon now cley is button. of PI-claim's , Cleatta-, Joseph tint Lois V . both of VI Alit "WWI, rcratauts. , twos. BAN (:Y VS LAItGED. ny Brace, of le, I). ptGed, Gen(, dealer and sn, from suit Arabs stub !line next, et tee. attetailit- Anntois. . . . • May tl6. Jam Salim Ursa, Belladaster,,Saaseroet, at elute, at tantalum/Ur Torero, All Sainte -lane ' rr a M e :4 May 16. John Artemis, Addle street, Wood-street,Londen o inereltaut, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 15. John Metrell. Exeter, cerwaterchstat, at alma, at die Old Lemke las, Erecter. May au. Richard Illtegisaia, Brestford, Middlesex, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • :lily 16. Yealerick bid*, otherwise Fedor Irma Ju.S late of Angel-court, Thrqpaurtonostretet, London, NM afterwards of Ilattos4datelen, Middlesex, sierelesse, one, at Guildhall, London. May Jo. Charles Troatbeck, late of Rattleasellace, MIC dimes, upholeier*, at ten' at Lamitori. May 16 . Jimlithan Vex, of the Poem teat, Plobary, Los don, Wareham, as wa s d lleil4MM r Laragig.. • May 16. Willies Pia, at Ow PdV= o64 I Raliabri. Loh don, uscreliaot, It one, at Osildfail, June 27. Edward Hunt; of Duke's•row, Hanoeer-square, painter and gloat r, at tee, at 11.undon. June .1. %Valliant Mercer, Mile-End, St. Douala Sleben heath, otherwme rtepnry, Middleava, hease-dealar, at unei at fa undLail. Londici. June 3. J os eph one, Watling-street, I.learea,. I" ,a; weave, at Guilintatia, LontdM May IC an MailqUl in, Watling-inset, Loads;; wire: huaranials. 01. and, at I :aildliall, London. May IS. Ersaa*Cals, min Tauten, Devon, serge-make,, at versa, at Ifiltdip's Motel, Exeter. Slay Y. 211111 Mel lot, Ikadtu,d, 1 otk,euttownranufarturev, at Hewes at ale Telma Ina, Bradford. Nay , amuse Cole. Matuhult, Domet, wooastueler, as twelve, at tie IV hitt kOlifts Silifit s d inir !" 514 4. • Saner Gerrant-stecet, Sono, MA. dlesc?, sash-mostufaetacer, at len, at Guildhall, Lonrho.. May In. PfitilMelefic. and Rutile* 1'4,11e, late tit Itasingban- Stre'l.tmellineiniercliants, al twelve, 91Coolilliall, Lambe. May 16. tharles Medic), Bolt awl To.c ban, Flect.street, London, emocitatslu, at eleven at Guildlo, London. June I. %V.llsams.liceserly, late :I ihelnes (Lapel, Cheaper, mover, at two, at ike M2Ceit stick/ .krins Hotel, Maccles field , Cheiter. into* J. Thomas f hapinani, late of )1/ atch-sfield, Cheater, butcher, at twelve, at the Star ton, MJnelielot.i., I,,attettatm. 10. John 61141t11, I,4te of hattiou. hill, Middlesex; gro. eel., at one, itt tiaddhall, London. May *7. Samuel Pcais,v(beead-strert, I.iiiidun, warelvanse man and factor, and ataott„ John It'ateni the • younger, and isitepli Wataint. alt of l'reitnn, I.aneadtue, cottonnanirforttireto, at•elcrefia al Cw l4l xiili May 15. James Lnue, !Me of tkakeikeld, York, merchant, at eleven, at the n bite Hart inn, Wakaticld. • May Jo. lkilliarn riscliam, Covent Ciardan, Middlesex, esti-them( einan, at ...le, at Guildhall, I moduli. May t 6. Rulart Umber, t)ictord-street, Middlesex, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jane n. IVilliam Gardner, of Luton, Waist:shire, sack, manufacturer, at one, al Guildhall, Lointn. 'May 97. Million Richardson, :dew-CrVA, &Uhl, baker, at eleven, at Gnifithall, London. May ni.• William Freeman, late of South Cave, York, gro- Cfr, and lineu and woollen. diaper. at (keen, at the NiF tune lint, kingstaa-upern-Hull. May 9. John JOlllllOll, of Holborn-hill, London, liarmolt*- per, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. CEKTIFICATEJ 4 -11 tr John ili'Lane, Little Newport-Street, Middlesex, wine and 'pith mere rant. Thema% Hughes Lloyd, late of the Punitry, London, and of alit ort h•coinnion, Sorre:i, slate-meta ant . Lance Bentle, High.street, I mniheila, Surrey, eheesemonger. William Barlow, late of Stockport, Chester, timber-merehaut and bnilder. Tbointra alisksJu, Lciersterliquase, 3letilletex, boot and shue-,raker. Peter Cartes, late of Little St. Andrew.street, Seven Dials, 111idollraes, .111111. , .ltkieson, Lancliellim, miller and cora deakr. I.awrcnce Cotton, of l'enckurch-street. !Amnion, merchant. Joseph Portal, Iliaboperete.•4‘eet, Loudon, liaeu•dratier. John Edwards, Coil 1110.1 b, inanufactuiee of ems tar eDIVAIe Lake la orser, Lancaster, common brewer, aid underwriter. SPOR7I.VG I.%IVI.I.,PIENCR. NEWMARKET FIRST sPRING MEETING, imip. - FRIDAY, • 1,1111. 47. Sir e.Baoltur)'s Overseer, twat Mr. GoirlarA g s ftsarms, est. 71 11, club. To o-yr old Coast, tougs. h. to 4on Over seer. Lord Saeltrille's Snarl, est. 71b. beat General Gower'a Mirth, 7,t. 71b. Two-yr old Course-, tuierr. 9to 100 Saill. General Grossento's Claymore, 7m. 411; best Mr Payne's Ferdinand, act. 1911.. Auras the Flat, auuss.-2 to • um f:bryseas. Subscription Hsu neap Plate of 501. fur boricm of all ages. D. M. Sir C. Banbury's h. f. Agnes, 3 yrs old, Gat. tolb Butrverie's tw. h. Itarlsarrau, 4 yrs o:)oort. 9 Mr. Lake's b. f. by Guildford, out of a sister to Oat lands, 4 yrs old, Sat. ilb Mr. Forth'. h. m. Wren, 6 y' ,rl,l, oat. I ilb D. of (Irafton's b. a. M Myrna, 4 1 r 4 old, ma. inlls 14 F. G. thlowner W. f Sleeping Beauty, 3 Fr, OW, 7st. 3111. Sir C. 'Foriier's hr. f. Chloria,•O yr. old, List. Oh. Gen. Gowni's h. c. Mango, by Son - grey, 2 sew old, list. 71b. IA Foley's b. c. Weaver,, rs old, art 90; dr Mr. Elses's h. f Miss Sophia, a yrs old, 7st. ,alb. dr. 4to 1 94st Agnes, .-, to apt Barbarints, 3to I aget tumor —The Jude coakl place hat three. Gra. Grurvetiot'a Slay, 7st. Mb. beat Id Sackville's Bits lard. 591. 1011. Amnia the Sat, 50p-7 to d apt May. Gen. (.rorventir's Chryireis, itst. err ft. from Lal. G. H. Caveuilish's e. Ohiskey, oat of Mrs. Candour, est. ttb. Two-yr. nlll Conrse, tuuss h. A. Sir C Raisubury's Id. c. by Sorcerer, out of ‘Vhirkey, Nat. sib. ere f front Geu. Gower's Mirth, at. Two-yr. old Coma, looga. IL ft. I.d. Saekvilk's Snail, set. 71b. nee tiogs from Gen. Gros. verowl'frernp, 7st 71h. 1). at longs. MEETINGS OF CREDITOItS AT GUII,DIHAI.L, Elias Edmonds, :110nouiestiard, Landon, wine and brood!, -mess-haul 10 Richard Paid Sayer, Cues-court, Termite, money. scrivener - 11) it'illiarn Bailey, laltirnham, Essex, boat-builder - 10 'Christian Carter, M. 154111. lima-road, Surrey, dealer and rhapouin - 1 I Prttr Biggs, Gloureater-terrace,Ciremou-strettormil, atter iolll4er - 910 Benjamin ..iwisidea and John Smallwood, Holywell street, Strand, toys/nen - - 911 Samuel Horton, liirmingliani, draper - Stt George Roston, Derby, shopkeeper - . 311 Henry Marks, gllgb-strert,*. Giles's, salsas. . DIVIT/ENIA.S. John Johnson, tines-draper 19 William Marshall, Newark uula-Trent, Nottingham- DEA Iff. On Triday evening, at her kora in Desoishire.pisee, aged 77, Lady Trafford tanthwell, relict of Sir Clewed Traffio.l. • t •c • - 4- 1:t NUM ti penoiseioe, THE 18S 1 09, prirtors of th 3rrties' Serval) Ci The Chary oistrr, Mr .1, Vo‘tell, Mr. I. KOly, &c. Ti herd Ran (twos; Mr. ( (au; Mrs. Hi Boxes and Sprint, at the PM, sa. r. we lid. Vie Salm Galleries fine The New To-morrow, 'Elie Cabinet. A New Eel fi•w days. TH Thcir I EVE Xiiely, Al I(ne.wrll, air ter Adman", Criptain Buhl srorT. 11r. Bridget, Mu To lit 11 el v i I le, limo, Mr, Si Liston; Dw T..•niorrsi Vesire.—.ou atom Ater reiwi E niN M i?: ..:0111 what will L *►Cci MIT " Angels, Itegiva." Co PI QHORT Notice • Jr cted $1111111011,640 bar. Farther F to Haase, it. FOl AFC! FIRST , -.ryaEpat O,THIL: iernothi, ttreet, . WIC I.:tr.. ri Pito agleeal. l .o bt Care!it 1 1Vurkeil tt Wh :be awl Chr Am" West ( . Fll.l •nrk, Int:tl rt,r6 Iv a 4 iteAt Varic irticilL (linemen, 4k a Of tl h..- it f o r .. . - !:i i: I .v 0 intOt enift, n.t teg prom est , of OW embark IN rtes.,lvt In tins kin Ite-tt egtit FI FTl' N Resolve foe proem' the neath been er e. byre t'ep *enrol fM pra - laat el wean. .1. 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