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st•;og hot ill health would have prevented biro from doing en.— (Ap p k ise .) Lord Sefton's health was drunk with enthusiasm. The wiitiltv Ilaionet also read an apology boos S rlb..* I lesitlicoir. Fitssit t 7 BURDETT then cave ` " Irelood. wad destruction to oil religious intolerance;" sod in giving it hr Legg.4l to advent to the change that had lwen prmloced i t his m'ild with respect to that et ggggg try. Here we were accustomed to identify the • tkrwirs r,f freedom, as ranking intorno the Imo. f,ie.oni of I'mwry. The esiwriestre of the Stuarts jos idi ef f t h at & t hi s! the breasts of Englishmen; h.a is) Ireland, t it professor: of the Roman Ca tnulic were amongst the warmest of those Who rooted for liberty. They were abused in this coontry—but they were only abused Iwc.iiiite they were sot knows). They were the most zealous of those who sought for freedom—and they deserved it, from the excellency of their characters, from toe enlightened quality of their minds, and frinn the bospitality that adorned every hearth.—(Lord op. plause.)—fie Psi.) thus touch to do justice to them. and to promote the principle of generating goo , ' will amongst the inhabitants in every part of the United Kingdom.—(4pplustre.)—" Elia go Grath!" " The Win_ Douglas Kionainl. and sueee.is to the rising spiel, of Itrfurm in Scotland." Mr. KINNAIRD returned I.is arknnoled4ments, and took ■ review of the bluetits!,le condition of the representation its Scotland. Ile trusted for hrt- ter times, from the exertions that were nirkitia in consequence of a failure in the charter of one of the Burghs. Ile, however, would as>tire them, that if Scotland were not fairly represented, yet the hearts t f her uatir,s were with the friendi of Reform. It was a consolation in such a state of things to be to declare, in the laisznige of Bentham, that the sys.em mug end—that it was a system of ill coaceireil and self-conticrell Loroughinosigering deimidisin.—( Load epplamse.) The health of Mr. Alderman Goodhehere was rest given; after which the worthy Alderman ex -1 reasid his gratitude for the honour dime I.nn in driiiking his health, coupled with the prosperity of the City of London. Previously to any other health bring given, Mr. Plulit appeured on the table, awl ass received pith violent noses from all pints of the room. This continued for some time, when 51r. limit retired, uccuinpanied by clamours front every part of the Meeting. Sir F. CUBDETT said, that Mr. limit hail retired in order wit to interrupt the regular series of toasts, awl winiLl whir's* the Meeting afterwards, when the attention of the Mei ling would no doubt iw given to Isim. The lion. Gast. then gave the health of Str upplumse.) In returimig thanks, Sir lionsat WILSON soil, lie had received such assurance% of support, that he considered his success iu standing for the reprelwei titian of the Borough no longer problematical. Mr. Iluot again came t'..rwar,l. lie was hiss-d from the table ; but Sir Francis Burdett having requested, in the most urgent ma:oiler, that he should be heard, he again got upon the table : he ars obliged to retire • third time, amidst groan ing* and hissitigs. Sir I. BL'ILDLTT sided to the fleeting, that if the tirdiliary course of proceeding was not adhered 'to, lie should feel it lies duty to leave the chair. Mr. 11UNT, after a most powerful opposition, was then permitted to say, that in the absence of enclitaiw, lie should otter himself a cinch •'ate to trior , out the cite of Weal 11l l Ibtrf in l'ar- Lament. The Meeting did not break up till a late 'oohs POLICE. BOW-STREET. On Ssturdly Wiriams Nitre*, was fully c...... fur un a chsrge of breaking open the house of Mr. John Moser, of Little Qaren-st met, Lincoln's sad steatiog a I'M I. ty of property. An alai in wa% given, sold let wile pursucel in Lincoln's lon-fields and oaken, anti al tern eras brio:: conveyed to a wadi.-house to be bed, a oekloett or skeleton key was f J dose to Itten, will, which there i. no doubt but he broke open 11w house. Ile is • well known ehararter. - . Ali toad, r 'tochrawe appeared lo answer an Infiirmalinn ;aid inisi bun , charging Lim will, selling beer, •pirituuus liquors, mid ulln•r Exiscable articles, at ■ house in Main sheet, in the Adelplii, wiiltuut hi+a int: a license autliiiri.iug I lin so in dn, in *Lich the IX (cadent pleaded Nut Guilis. Ihe yeliii , ;.• of beer and spirituous !Moor* was dewily roved by rtspectable isthmuses, and that the Defendant wss tem% sing money, soil acting tu every utber respect as the landlord of Ihr house. The Defendant Mated, that some weeks since he paid a man of the name of l'ippard several hundred pounds to I,:u into the house, and since be bad been iu omsession of the house he bad regularly paid all the duties, which lie moved by Excise documents; lie also paid eve r y thi n g that bad Mtn demaniltd of Min. Mr. Pippiril had a Ma git.trate's license, *hid. he banded to hint on hie tithing the I luht, Lot he did nut inform him it was threes. sary that it should be transferred to him by a Ma;latrate; if therefore lie bad dour wrong be had dune it through iruurauce, as be did nut know it was necessary, our did any person tell b m it was. The cause of l'ipparil deceiving Min ass in Wale degree explained by his !citing, the house its a clandestine 'manner, to •tui4 nicetiag a prowentimi, u Inch M.la Matituted altruist him fur breaking 4 inau's ribs is mi atis.l on the night of Twelfth day. The dtrisiou of the Magastratts upon the quesliva was puss posed. xase.nosotxu-traer.T. CURIOUS CHARGE. _ _ Caturlav Ma%lattoe Ituapioi the wife of the well-known at trlralarr Nosiona, of Pall mall, came to this ollire in ba r cart Owe to arias rr the eurtylaiut of Elizabeth Johosots, Coe I I,t-r +ea vstot 1 lie complainant stated, on Thursday List the Dr. 1 11.1.1111 ehu ed Inr with a pair of !xi sssss and 1M 1,1, 11111011 Z it, struck her a blow, which for some hour.' strict% Aldo it... tented het hum &Mg any Warhorse. hbe bad . L1,14/111 Itl lime hand, with shirk she threatened to strike the 1,4610 am if rile repeated the assault, but she dill not. hlanlante Ita..piui denied the charge, and raid Ow Cons -1/1411111111 Mar a MINA impudeut old woman The truth was, Cat she bail hit some propert y , which she thought proper to esainMe her frervauts about, but the Complainant heated her %lib the greatest disrespect. stud said her family were all tharri s, and threstrind to last tier with the broom. hire thee laid ha hand on her shoulder, arid ordered lice to lease the roust. • Whenever Lady V. 'fax PFST may marry, Ito one Clll asp she slues IJ unsultisedly. to the first place, she is t x 'misses! by the LORD CII A NCLI.I.OR, in Isis prisate parlous ; then wise i• eel:erred to a Plasttr is Chanetry, to snake Lis public report isl Ler ; anti then " has **sow goesol.niti ur,ll G ivssclp," who examisse ail Iscr psuctetlitsgs and all her me- LdlY ISTF LLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENcil, -ATURDAT, MAT 23. CHALLENGE TO LORD RIDMOUTH. THE Moto V. A. TilliTLEWOurt. This Defendant, who, it will be recollet tea, was tried and found guilty during the Sittings after 13.4 Term, upon an information charging him with sending a challenge to Lord Sidmouth, tlii4 morn ing appeared in Court, attended by Dr. James Watson, his former twnicinion in difficulty, for the purpuo. of moving for a iiew The ordinary motions of the bar having been gone through, the Defendant presented himself to the notice of the Court. Mr. Justice BAY LET Have you got any affirlivity Thistlewooa—" I have. my Lord."—;Here the Defendant put in three affidavits, *hick were read by Mr. Healtry, the Clerk of the Crown Office. The first was an affidavit of the Defendant's own. In which he stated, that, from the lateness or the perind at which hr received notice of trial, it was impossible for him to bring forward those. witnesses whose evidence would hive induced the Jury, in stead of pronouncing him guilty, to come to conclusion of a contrary description. He did not receive notice of trial till Saturday, the 9th of May, at Ku hour too late to enable hint to apply at the Crown Of fi ce for subireenas. Smutty, Ahniday. Tuesday. and 11rednestlay, were holidays, and the C at Office was closed. Ou Thursday. the 14th of May, lie was brought from the King's Bench Prison, at so early on hour as to preclude him from making any effort for his defehce. He now swore, that he could have called sixteen respectable witnesses, who world have sworn that it was impos sible that Rolls Butters shookd have known Ilia hand-writing, Hod that he was a Mitillebti witu•ought not to be believed on his oath. Lord ELLENDOROUGIi—" Does the I)efentlant swear that the challenge in question was nut his hand-writing?" Mr. °SALTILY continued reading the affidavit, which went on to state that Mr. Jostler Bayley hay int; given hint 'reason to hope that lie should have a new trial upon the production of proper affidavits, be trusted that hope would flow be realized. There was no denial on the part of the Defendant that the writing um his. The next affidavit was from Dr..latnes Watson, surgeon, io Surrey-street. in the Strand ; in which be stated that he attended at the Crown Office, in the Temple., on the part of Arthur Tbistlewood, a prisoner in the. King 's Bench, on Monday and and Tuesday , the 11th a4l I%llls of May, for the purpose of gelling subpremis to enalde him to call witnesses fur his defence, lint there were no persons in attend mice ; and hence the said Arthur Thistlewood was deprived of MI 111.•J111 1 1 of defence whatever ni his trial. There was an affidavit bum Susan Thistle wood to the like elf. et. She attended at the Crown Office the 1 1 di. 12th, and 13111. Lord F.l.lE%lloltOutal the Defendant had stifficici.t notice of his trial antecedently, and should have bestirred linwielf to get his witnesses. There did not seem much likelihood, however, even if Isis witnesses h a d crane, that they could have done him any service; they could not sear that the band writing was lint the Defentlmit's, for he had not veils lured to do so himself. l'here was ono pretence for the motion for a new trial. 'llse Defendant then left the Court. i i 'WI LI.UIICte• ELECTIoN INTELLIGENCE. We. ore authorised to pay, that in cotpequence of Mr. C. Jenkiliston having declared his intention of ileclisine; the fu ture ►epresentatiou of 11 e Borough of Itridzuorth, Sir T. J. T,ruldit Junta, Bait. haa otitr,3l bustard( as a carol/Wide to rerreccrit that Borough iu the next l'arliasucut.—'Shrtica birrg I'hrowle7e ) - - neer iv warn, elertioneerine at Nottingham. laird Ran. entre, Mr. Denman, and Mr. Hirai, are straining every nerve to metals ip rails other in the malelintimt interval . , and their parts...mos are exce.vivi ly hitter againvt each other. It iv expected that a second ministerial, or bine candidate, will take advantage of t h e diviv . of the yellow party, to at tempt to he is turned with M... Smith. A (lent, man, named Mitchell, crossed the Humber to Ilull nit Timidity ve'einight, and ham commenced • .1. • seat ina tam !lament for that town. 51r. Cruker arrived 'lost haste iu Inland, appearril im mediately iu Trinity (*.dirge, wore the Priors %lead's unifortn, 11.P.R. on his loolluos—Lad two isavnl "Okla, in his suite, and took nu his rrsideure in an apa,tnuut in the College pupated firs the occasion!! or Cam bridge endure this ?--( Dublin Freemem's Jorrmati On Monday Julin S w forth, Esq. M P. arrived at Mull, and has •rowed his isit,iition In again nfrer himM•lf Ilk a C4lll - fur the reprrsental inn of that totv to in Pa. liilllllll. Mf. H nut has alllWlliaccol liiinatif a canolitlate fur the rc presrutation of Wroitnitsbler. Kit-hard Itanhary Carney, Ecq. formally annomiers Ilia intruding In ufrer himself as a Cropliflate fur the ail uatoot of one of the Rrprratniatirra or Norwich, in the event of a dissolution ; and at the M-11111r time declares his uuiw is pulilira I owniinicill with Mr. Smith. EurciloweEatsh.—S) very eager a►e certain Boroughs for a Reform iu Parliament. and for a pare represestaitun, that they are advertising in all direction• fur a third wan, to—kick up a guld dust. In the Court of Exchequer on Saturday Mr. JEavis moved for a rule to chew cause why s ver dict obtained mg; • t Mr. PA MER, a grocer in Red Lion-street, IVlntechapel, for having in his posses sion U quantity of imitative tea, by which he in curred penalties to the amount of 8401. (as reported in our Paper of Monday last), should oat be re armed, or a new trial grouted. The Barons refused the motion, reserving a point, iu which the verdict was sought to be reduced 60/., for the consideration of the officers of the Crown. Saturday last, in the Sheriff's Court, Bedford row, Mr. Gt.ovFa, the husband of Mrs. th.oviett, the actress, of Drury-lane Theatre, brought au action to recover from the Co 1111 l intee of that Theatre 100/. being the a 1111 l unt of salary due by them to his wife, for her services from the 6th of December, 1817. to the 7th of February last, a period of ten weeks, or to/. i*r week. It appear ed, that on the 6th of I h.cr.ober M r. (;t.ovsa beta a written notice to the Drury-lane Theatre Com mittee, HUtinnnring the motile of Ins connection with Mrs. CmovEtt, and desiring that they would in ful ore pay to him 6/. per week of her salary, and give to her the remaining 4/. The Treasurer of the Tlwatre, however, continued to pay MIT. Gt.otrEu, as usual, and hence arose the present action —The Jury found a verdict for the Plairitlf, damage* One Parthiag. G lu 4 on Tud:cl;.bearer. Sweepstakes of 50e. each ; colts, Sst. 31h.; fitics, Fruit' iddlethurpe Cosner to the Euding-post —(4 Sub scrilwrs.) Mr. [trundling's ch e. by Cowernot ........ Duke of Iteds's b. f. by Thunderbolt . Sapling Stakes of bOgs each, h. ft. fur three-year-old fillies, B.t. Slh. Last mile and a half.—(S Subscribers.) Mr. Watt's ch. by Crrbet (is, oat of Miss Crao field 1 Mr. Witt'ol b. Thunderbolt, nut of Tons Ties darn 2 Mr Ga.coigtic's b. Trolls, by *better .. 3 Sweeep•takes of lthlgs each, h. ft. for cults, Bst.3lb. each. T.Y.O Subscribers.) Sir M. ST Syke.'s hr, by Canaille .• • • • 1 Mr. Bratidhog's ch. by Langton. 2 Mr. Bra nil lines br. r. by Governor, 3 yrs nlil, BsG7lh. beat Sir. Milor's ch. c. RtchuwuJ , Y yrs old, 0.1.101 b. Last milt. 10:lgs h. ft. Sirerpstaitri of ROgs earls, for three.year-old cult, sit. 31b. each. Lii.t mole and three quartet os.—',7 Subscriber* ) Mr. So 'moues; h. by Comte., slant by Shut Ile .. Sir M. M. 5)14...'s b. by Cmotilloo4, lout by Shuttle 2 Mr. Garturth's hr. e. by Sir Pool, out of Marcia Cool. Croft'. b. by Langton, clam by Stamford 4 Lord Fit:wail:int'. M. 110i:tuts .... .. Mr. Laurlrtou'a br. Fruutir _ .. . 6 3 to 1 apt the slants.. Yiirk Sprism St. Leger Stakes of 25.:•• earls, fur three-year-0M colts, 14. t. 31b. Lest mile and three tioarters.—;7 Sub scriber+) Mr. Watt's Is. by Cerhcrus, out of Tambourine Mr. Prime's h. by CUMIN out of a sister tee Rosette '2 Mr. Lambome, cb Mandeville, by Young Woodpecker 3 Mr. 11‘11's b by ttlark Trophimins 8 iv 4 ou Mandeville. Mr. Flebilen's b. c. Sleightus, by Sir Charles, apt Me' Senior's eh. c. by IYesinlyiecker, .lain by Ruler, bulls 3.yrs old, 31b. each. Ism SO RB.--Off by conseut. h Othlee Match —Doke of Hamilton's tia. r. by Governor, out of la.ly Jane, rer ft from sir. G. Aruirace's br. c. by Thuatkrbult, uut of Margaret. L.a.t mule, 11104•. b. ft. PARLIAMENTA HY PAPER. F. PORT rag.* THE commtrect ov 'IR. BRADBURY'S VETITION RELATIVE TO MACHINERY FOR lI3iGRAVING ETCHING. The Committee to whom the Petition of Juhn Leigh Brad bury, of Manchester, in the comity of Lancaster, was re ferred, have, pursuant to the of der of the House, 'Remitted the matter of the said Pettliuts to polite the allegations whereof, Mr. Bradbury delivered in to your Committee, two spe cimeas of the groundwork of • muney.note or stamp, or oilier undertaking; and Mr. Robert Asliliy. of Lombard-street, engraver, being ex. mined, said, that he has been in lousiness 25 years, and is employed by bankiug-bursars to strike off notes and other designs, and that at this time he is employed by 300 hankiug. houses; that he has examined the impressions exhibited ly Mr. Bradbury, and hag inspected several others produced by the saute machinery; that lie never saw any thing of the kind liefore,and lie thinks it impracticahle to imitatethem by band, being so c ',heated, yet at the same lime so aniffirm in all their parts; shit without machine., they could not be fillf.• cessfully imitated, and that if a specificatimi of the machi ne' y that struck thole impressions was exposed, it untold become public and destroy the object ; that he coati& it the impressions of the Petitioner to he the least likely to be imitated of any thing he has ever seen; that a resemblame to the plate might be made by au •ble artist, so ■a to deceive liaise who are generally eouversaut in notes, but it 111/11111.1 lie a most laborious task, and attended with a considerable sacrifice of time; that it wooild require two or three days for an able arses to make such an limier as would deceive ordinary persons; and that if I.llgraVillga, such as those produced, we►e added to the paper upon which batik uotes are vamped, it would render flog' ry very Ili flirt' It M r . John Benjamin Varley being also examined, said. that he has been in busmen 2i years as an Engraver of devices on earl sod other things: that he had seen the Specimen exhibited by the Prtitiouer ; it is done by machinery hike engine-I timing ; that he v l tutu any coneciitioon of the mode by %illicit it is elle filed ; that it is done so accurately, that, in his opinion, if would be impossible to imitate it by laud ; that if a specific:slims of the machinery was exposed, it would bccume public and defeat the object ; that he thinks such a resemblance of it as *intld deceive c tttttt um. eyes might be made by rubbing it down (a term used in ills. Opt. ration of etigravin2.) but out by sight ; that in his jade mesa, the pattern of the Carm rilien bank is much less dif ficult to imitate awn the Petitioner's; that an able artist might make such a reheutblance to the imore-sion as to de. ccive those who are getierally coliversani its notes, but it would he very difficult and leburiotoo, and require a mouth at least, to aerompli►h ; that, io his tii . it would take all able artist a week or ten slays to make Koch an imprestion as might deceive ordinary persons; that if the Petitioner's yogi Briar acre added to the paper on which bank notes were stamped, it *mild reader the ranging of huh* snore difficult, awl if a corner is Sr Was Halls - a %Okla a similar border to the one exhibited, it would be likely to do away forgery altogether ; that, with the exception hr has staled respecting entitle-turning, lie commies-6 Mr. Bradlowy't mode of etching and engraving entirely new ; and that hr considers ling machinery might, by serious applications, be brought to render forgery still moue difficult. 1111 . 11, Mr. William Simpkins. Mr John Siittielil, Mr. John Simp kins, and Mr. Vincent 11'oodilourpe, Engravers, being seve rally examined, said, That they concurred iu the evideuce given by the former witnesses. play 19,1818. DELAYS ARE DA SI GEROLJS.—TIits adage is •Iss liclitie to thto-e who hose lived rather gay, when oil th, eve of Matrimony, and who are douhtfill of the mime quences of an ill-cured coutagi 111 l ; and it mind afford consola tion to the afflicted to know Hwy may have the hest advice •1 the Medic el Board at Charlotte House. Great Chtirlutte•street, u1)1 00 .lie the Rev. Rowland 11111's Chapel, Blackfriansditatl, and Woodstock Douse, %Voudstork-street, live doors from Oxford-street. The Rua:d particularly claims the at kilt' of those afllieted with Ruptures, Strictures, Fistulas, Can cers, ticropliiii.is, Nervous Debilities, arising flout sem 11l climates, juvenile indiscretions &e. Eruptions ou the head, face, and body, loiter:Heil throat, pains an the head and limbs, frequently mistaken fur rhetimatiste, nodes on the shin-hones, are symptoms which appear years after, and the ellalatqUeuers of iniorupior treatment —Messrs.ool. /PER and CO. of Medical nut Surgical celebrity, after forty year", expe rience in this metropolis, are ClMMUlieli daily at tooth houses instil nine at night, mid the poor have advice gratis on Tuessisy, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until twelve letieis to 1w directed to Charlotte House, Blackfriars-rom.l, lint uune are auswereeterticle elvitut con tain. a ettemueltiug TILE -TURF. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ..... , . . . • • • _. -:-.-• YORK SPIG fie M EETI NG. • Downing-drift, Mr! 1 1 3, MR. ..—.--., inutevalr. MAT 19- ills Royal Highness the Prince Reitent bay been plesacd, . .. in the moue und u n ihe behalf o f l ita M a je s ty, to app o int A Swccpstakes of tOgs each, for three -Year n 1 1"; 7 ". ; font, si r charley Hamilton, Kim Vice. Admiral of the Blue, to Brt 3ih ; liar, V a t. ; A z sad aged, Ust. 41b. Two odes. (9 Silbscribers). lie Covcrnor soil Commander io.Chi. f o f the Gland of New- Mr. Duncomlw's ch. c. St. Helena, 4-yra übl ....... I foundlAnd and its dependenrica. Mr. Peirsc's ch. I by Orville, 4.yrs 01d.... Mr. Watt's 1.. c. Plackleick, 4-yrs old 3 land Filawillians's lir. c. Animism), 4.yrs ohl 4 Mr. Jackson's b. f. llolderness Law, 4-yrs old ..... 8 Mr. Latebton's b. c. Rorolighnian, 4-yrs old 0 2 to I on Blackluck. Sweepstakes of 1007,5. each, b. ft B.t. 3lh. each. List mile. Mr. Hrsitilline's hr. by Governor. out of Tiny . . I Mr. Lanihtun'a hr. r. Fam in e, by Nu - l)uka of Leeds's ch. c. by Sorcerer Sweepstakes of Inngs. each, h. ft. Sot. 31b. each. Last tattle. (Four Subacriburs). Mr. Cradork's eh. e. Torch-bearer, by Comes 1 Mr. Brandlinea h. C. Whiff, dam by Thunderbolt 2 Mu. Larobtint's cr. c. Lochnivar, by Mansion 3 M I LITA RY PROMUTIOiVS. 111 ar-OfFre, May 22, 1801. 2.51 Retiment of Life Guards—Lieu iellelli ICilliam Elliot to be Captsin of a Tniots, by purchase, vice 1$ by—Cum- MiFFIIOII distill April 141, 1818. Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Henry Hamilton Domzlas, to be Lieutenant, by porclisse, vice Elliot—dated as above. Charles Dnlkley, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by intrcbase, rice Douglas—slated as abve. Francis Hopkins', G •tit. to be Asektant-Surgeon, vice Mini:water, %In) retiree--dated as abuse. M ENIMILAIIDUM. The commission of I.s Trj Charles R. Manners, of the 3J Dsazouns, to he Extra Aide-tie-Camp to his Royal Highness the Priore R.geut , uith the rank of Colonel in the Army, is JateJ 1r Is Nowt tuber, 1817. and nut Nth November, 1817, as stated in the Gazette of 17th January, 1818. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Gill, W. Bray, and S. Hiorsibroult. of Monti, iron founder., May 11, 1818 —J. Ilugliam and It. Good shire. of Er , ekleton. Lancaster, coal-merchants, May 15, IBlB.—T. Hammond and T. Northwood. of St. Soldiered lam'. Loudon, coal-merchants, May Id, 1818.—S. &using and W. Burnt-am le, of East Tilbury 11' Ilarf. coal-merchants, March 25, 1816—W. Brightmore. J. Hyde, and W. Marsh, of Gainsbrosigh, Lincoln, wharlingers, May 12, 1818.—C. H. Coodruy. and W. Hartiboue, of Manchester, printers, Slav 10, 1818.—A. C. Hill, W. M. Glover, and W, H. Smith, of Tortola, March 31, 1818.—A. R hales, T. Clapham, and J W Rhodes, of Leretl4 York, merchants, May 18, 1818. —E. Letheriozion, nod J. Campion, of Great Tower-stret boudoir. novo. anerlirokerr, May 20, iBlB.—G. Furwood, and of Liverpool, commercial brokers, March 11, 1818 —.l. Webb and J. Sehtifir Id, of Sheffield. York, tattle oiremisonfacturers, May 15, 1818.—F. Turista!! and G. Harrington, of King-rarest, Snow-hill, Loudon, dia. tilkrs, Marsh - 25 i 1817. 11 NK ES SIT ERSEDE6. Craig , 11%1 t c!, ..1 I.3ne-t aut. Stalfurd, Jam. Nichukuu and Juin' Brow% late of Bow-lane, Um duu, piu and IlettliC-111311UNCtIll era. RANKRUI'TS. JAM Calk, late of 31slica, Isle tor Ely. Canihridge, ear pester, to surrender, June 11, at Fix. 12, and July 4, at eleven, at the George 111110, Chsttcris, Isle of Ely. Attorneys, Messrs. Leigh, 31.e.0n, and Houseman, New Bridge-street, London ; and Mr. Sewell, Chatteris. Richard Pou!grain and Hugh Fou[pain, of Fowey, Corn wall, shipwrights, to sus render, June 1,2, and July 4, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Fowey. Attorneys, Mr Thompson, G ra y' s lim-square, London; and Mr. Brown, Fowey. William Orton Coleman, late of Wapping, Middlesex, slopseller, to cure euder, May 30, June 6, and July 4, at twelve, at GnddAall , London. Attorney, WIMP. Knight and Freeman, Basinglialdsfreet. Hernial' Girlieid Hitherto, a Lint !Vary Axe, London, merchant, to surrender, June 0, 13, mai July 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, :11e.ars, Oakley and Dwell, Martin's lane, cannon street. Mark Clifford and John Claird, of Kingiron.apon•Hnll, merehmita, to surrender, May i 9, 30, and July 4, at 'levy'', at the Dog nod Dusk Tavern, kingston-upon Hull. Atli/r -uns, Messrs. Rorer and Son, and A. Rosser, Holborn, London; and Mr. Sandia ills, II ull. Daniel !lanai, of Ilontitb.ilitch, London, apothecary, to aiirrceoler, May :in, Juni 6, and Jody 4, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Nettlefuld, Norfolk-street, Strand. John prilturke, nr Cltherine-street, Strand, Middlesex, button-seller, to i•urrender. May 30, June 2, and July 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Harvey and Richards, Rucklershury. John Dean, late of Dean's•buililings, Poplar, but now of Raucrott-place, Mile Eud•road, Middlesex, baker, to surren der, May 30, June 8, anal July 4, at ten, at Guildhall, Lull dun. Attorney, Mr. Willett, Crown-court, Tlueadneedle ►treet, Loudon. DiVIDEN DS. June 13. C. Jones, of - Cannon-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Gnihifiall London. June 13. %V. EWA, of Castle&l4l, Turk, cotton-spinner, at Olaf, at Guildhall, bu n June 13. T. CoMann and J. H. Trittnn, late of Lombard. street, I,nrolon,lriiikerg, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 16. W. Flarkrit, of Langley, Derby, talfill I, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Nut gliatn. June 15. %V. Fowler, of Li amington Morn,. Warwick, brewer, at one, at Copps% K0y.,1 note I, Leamington. June 111 Vl' Jackson and W. Lefty, of Nlo plow Mall. it, So metart, gromer, at twrlve, at the Cumnietcial noutzw, ItrOtol. June 16. W. Fichte, late of Cape Coast Castle, Africa, but !tow of Lunduir, nierchaistot treason, at Guildhall. June 13. C. Radius, of Melons. 514 m bray, Leicester, grucer, at Cle•PII, tit ilk' Gror4t. quid T»lbot Ims, !Melt un-lloal ray. June 15. C. EIHAI, etTiverton, Devuu, sistikeeper, at eleven, at the Three Tuns lists, 'Tiverton. June 17. T. Richardson, of Norwich, chemist, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. June O. G. R. Deana, isf Winchester, linesi.draper,at six, at the Gem ze tun , WMehtster. Suite 26. G. Miller, uf Chas mall:ill, Stafford, elem.-rictus, at tea, at the Talbot Inn, Dray tstmin-lialer, Snits's. June 13. E. Se.sles. of Kced.sl, West dams!, upholsterer, at ilsrce, at for King's As itt's list,, Kendal. Suite 21). G. Caleb:00o, late of Al election, IVarwiek, meal time', at eltveis, at the 11 . srvrick Arms Itm, Warwick. June 13. W. Eases ails: P. Eases , of Church-row, Fenchurch street, London, merchants, tit ten, at Guildhall. June 13. J. Ramon, late of Ulmer Jnitmstrcet, ixrny-squire, esiTottesoloomeouri-noml, Ai isti'es4 s, and formerly oil Moo :11111, Welleitme-Nisare, stay-maker, at teu, at Guildhall, lAturion. June 13. J. Smith, of Taliernaelp.walk, Middlesex, meet chant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 13. J. Dunkin, or Anlerigate-strett, Landon, tallow. at t let en, at Guildhall. June 13. J fiotiand, of Little Chelsea, Middlesex, wheel- two 'gal, at eleven, at 14a11.1hall, London. June 13. T. Chtmalliel.l, lulr of ‘Such-liadlsam, Hertford, 'walnut's, ■l rlcveu, at Guildhall. Jane 13 W. Wiliam', of (unwell-strert, Middlesex, oilman, ■l eleven, at Guildhall, Lotiduii. June 13. G. Hulditeh and 11'. Hannnh, of Bankaide, Surrey, coal-merchants, at len, at Guildhall. June 13. T. Itoltvill,of Niue Elms, Battersea, Surrey, ear- ' , emir, at trip, at Guildhall. June 13. J. Filth, of Colchester, Essex, linen draper, at lei, it Guildhall, Loisduoi. June 13, G. Blakey, of Bishop Munekton, York, •and W. Blakey, of Leeds, Volk, grocers, at elt ten, at Guildhall, . . . . . , London. June 9. T. Nash, of Clieshant, Burks, brewer, at twelve, at GUIIIIIIIIII, 1.4,1111111181. Jane 13. I. Merson, of Aldermanhury, Loudon, wholesale linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 13. It. A.hby, now or late of the Poultiy, London, engraver, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 13. T. Culiuro, late of Newland, Oxford, woolstapler, al twelve, at Guildhall, London. ciurri FICATES.—JuN e 13. J. Russell, late of the Oki *Chance, Loudon, but now of liuruary road, Isliugt tttt t Middlesex, stationer.—W. [hooks, of St. Nicholas, Ds oi twic h, Worcester, Torr,.•ftil. Johnostreet, IVest snulhftrld, Ali&Hears, lioeu-4lrapyr.--W. Hyland of Robertah oder, Simm s grocer.-11 Cassidy, of Sturkport, Chester, rution•spinner —A. Doll, of the North Shore, Newcastle-upoo•Tyor, Ahip.losililcr.—.l. Taylor, of Wapping, Millillehrx, Sthsili, of Oxfurd- RI, t%, i rue anooger.—W. Ford, of Manclwqrr, bookseller.--T. Nutt, of tart, cottou.nsioofacturrr.. Earle, of 11'n:chest( r, di u;:ist.—W Strtl.ry , of Cot. ter lane. Chcap#.l., Lomiun, Sal-AlaOUGlCittre. —7. I`..riy, of Deubigie, diaper. PRICE OF SUGAR. The averate price of Brown or MUSCIIV3IIII Solve, rum. puled from the Bennis made in the week ending lie 10a. day Of May, 1818, is 50s. 30. per hundred weight, exclu sive of the Maim of Customs paid or pAyable thereon. 011 the importation thereof into Great BriMitt. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Curn of England and. Wales, by fly Quarter uf Eight Winchester Beoihell', and of Oatmeal per bud of 1461ba. avuirilupuise,Prons the returns received in the week ciobil the 16th of May, 11 1 16. Wheat. Rye. Barley. s. d. r. d. a. el. 86 0I 53 8 ha 3 Oats. R. J. 32 6 BC:111/. I Pe ape. OA on al. C.•. ror Cis. s. d. s. d. R. d. a. d. 57 0 51 19 35 9 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. To-winftow. A. Ilingworth, Philpnt•lane, 3 12 J. Stindimeis. ti'ooluiclo, currier 3 12 J. Butler, Prescut, nurseryman 3 1 d A. C. Lowe, Tokenliouse-yard, merchant 3 I I B. Fletcher, late of Deptford, linen-draper.. 3 1 E. Land, Warwick-row, baker 3 1 J. Lockwood, St. Pancras, chair maker ... J. Carmichael, Little Russell-street, baker 2 1 W. Woodwind, Cation-street, carpenter 2 It) . —... .. Tilley, liampstrad, entisie.se . Iler 2 12 _ _ _ G. Millie, Ilroad-street, merchant B. M. Taylor, Wooliner-street, builder .... 2 In J. Martin, Mitcham, butcher 2 1 T. H. Rabic, and Co Maiden-lane, button-make re 2 lil .1. C. London, Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant IU J. Brown, Loudon, merchant .. 1 10 DIVIDENDS. J. Rubinson, and Cu. Lawrrnce Pountncyhill, chants lO A. J. ilackeimie and Co. Crovs.street, merchants ll.l .1. and E. Bernoulli, Jelrry's.square, mereh•mts W. Munro, Upper Thanres.street, merchant lit J. Nesbitt and Co. Aldermailloiry, merchants.. W. Stewart. Deptford, victualler lu A. Heady, late of Gower-street, builder lO CERTIFICATCs. I'. Kramer, of Brailafosah Drrhy, innkeeper —G. 3foore, of Liverpool. merchant.—W. el Manchester, clttua. meth hant —G. Grafton. of Lirerp,ml, Was, anJ arthen. stare-tlealer.—T. %Valk, r, of Rochdale, Lancaster. e , dealer.—S. Mann. of Kinv.ton-upon.flu!!. metcham.—W. H. Ware. of Ruw.street, Covent-garden, Middles. x. mu, le - seller.—J. Wilson, of Shia tv.hui y, Maper.—T. aml D. Bimson. of Uphollaml, Lancaster, tamers..—VV late of Ahiersgate-street, aril of Great Ts iuily.litur, Lou. don, cooper. ril. On the 20th instant, ■t Fuseasth, StalTurLiiire, the I.:0y of G. L. Cliffind, Leg. of a sun. MARRIAG Fs. On the 9th inst. Vai lu Ilellyer, P.aq of the lo ur , Temple, to Mrs. Roy., of Pall-Mall, widow of the late Cap- NM C. WorsleY Roy , , At Mai y•le-hime New Chinch, on the 20th instant. Mi. R. 11. Legze. to Jane, yooingt st daughter of the late T. II tin ter, Esq. of King-street, Portman-square. Ou Tut aday, the 19th instant, at Carrleon, Monmouth shire' Er. ilcrick Slivery, Esq. Ranker, Bristol, to tli.a Ens 1.• brit. Butkr, youligest daughter of Audios Buller, Esq of the former place. DEATHS. k • I n Rprinz Gamlen, on Tne•day night, the Von Mrs Gera- MI, Lady uf l'aseee Grenfell, Esti. M.l.' danchti r ut the late, ■nd sister of the present Lord Viscount I l.uni Ou Wednesday, the •20th instant, at Clay lIaII, fredeeig youngest sun of J. 11. W.tildiugtun, Esq. • HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY AT LONMIN BRIDGE. Horning 0 after Everting 31 after (i. MILE OF STOCK Bonk Stock 27911 3. per Ct. Red.... .78M 3 per Ct.Cona. 794 31 per Cent. (new) HS;I 4 per Cent*. 97k I 5 per Ct. N. Au 108 I 07:Z., I. An:). 201 5.16 ON SATURDAY. 64141 If otit:. Yd 100 irr. Ex.tiallo, 2... 19 el ;Jr. DO to. ge Pr: Lottery Ticket* 191. 100. Othi.ium Ni pr. ptse. .11 dis. Coos. for Ace.. • .79Uk 79/.1 Just published, price bs. is hoards. THE £UI of LIFE : a Non -Nleilirai Cem asetitary on she imliaeretions aright: fruit, Ilemaii Frailty, io ethkh the Causer, daaepiouss, and lea,.eral rireers Of Luis Venerea, (Innorthres, Stricture, Seminal Vreakiie.., &c. are fu:1) dt VOOllOll. P.n.( Maintain. soma Firai-ok4 tile certain Female C plait:llou particular Sterility. Part 111, embraces Pr:IOICA (liscie.diciits on Sexual Deh,lity, 11% Abuse, hr. In Pate IV. is is Series of Cases ina•triair , or the prev•eitig Aulkjecio, explaiutug diem in a fatibeli.,. and the wbolc athlresstil to the Youth and MAtaiiif of broth Sexes. Ily GOSS null CO. C o nsettingSerzyolit May he had at 2 1 ), Paternoster-rue, Lmidust; and at a'l Booksellers. Memos. Cuss and Co. are to he meiotic.% eta wativil, every day, at their bowie ; and Patients its the Country are yin stet! to dc.criht minutely the cave, enclosiaz a remit tance for Ad.iee and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the World. Goys and Co. M R.C. Surgeons 13, Bouveriemtreet, Fleet 'tree t, Ulnae's. This day is published, a very interesting Work sill A Poi. trait of chi Author), entitled AGUIDE TO 1-IEALTH; which, in a , case manner, recommends the moat siiii,ile a.ul et", carious Remedies, with proper mode of treat 1111 . 111 for the following Diseases, via---Abortion or miscall imp, 'sitting.., lost' of appetite, barrenness, bilious complaints, or Weell sickness, child-licai inz, consumption, i . C1114 le diseases, flour titbits, flatulence or wiii.l, glects, nordista, by pochondi iac or melancholy gestion, juvenile us discretions, lowness of spirits, menstrual evacuation., nervous diseases, oeisiiisrn or secret vinery, philinor tie rough, rheumatism, seminal weal:ma., torsi of lift,rise real diseases, he. With Advice to both Sexes to obtain a radical and permatient cure for those secret to ti....i• ties of nature which .I.tlicacy often 10..hiels ito even to (brit nearest re:Jalisco ; and a Tr. aike uu 1 . mat , Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive com plaints. To which is added, an E.say un tl.c V. uer. al I).s. ;Ise, facets, Seminal IVcalentsses, tool a itestruelivc habit of a private nature; with an Address to Parents, Guardians, Tools, and those who have the case owl education of rob: likewise advice to Fathers, particularly those v ho are alllxt tit with uervouscumplainis. 'rho and Il lustrated with a variety of authentic facts never b. lore pit. Itched. By SA 117 EL SOLOMON, M.D. Preparer of those inestimable !Medicine. the Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impeligiues, kc. Sold by Itizb, Is, Strand; Bacces, 160, Chtforil.strett; Clicapsiele Tutt, Extbakige; and ‘Viud, Milburn. 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