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- LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT 3P ItING'S-11ENCF1. Wesrutioree, Jo Lm S. Oinirsis at Nisi Prith, Wore Lard Chief "'cake EL. LIMIIIIIOUON, owl • SPICIAL JURY. . TN! NANO V. DORAMT. This was an indiament for wilful and corrupt perjury. in swearing an affidavit, to bold the Prose cutor, John D. Rouvellet, to bail, in 1001. The parties in this case have been frequently !before the public, as we have alteady mentioned. Mr. JSKYLL, for the prosecution, observed, that "Se had a painful , and midden duty to discharge in ibis case. as it was no liairthen an infamous attempt i Ol . the Defendant and his ingt to fix a charge . .._, __ .or moon upno the unfortempinnescutor, and he the Jury to beige ollidywat of their mild, .bite Idisioss articles w had intotritd in the Pub lic rams upon this j'ea. . The PrOseentor, he • said, lowa pang gentleman, of charafter and un- . sallied mentation, until be came into this country. ' hies was a native of the. West Who, and Mall prow of dm*. iisility in this 2. 4, al hod maid at litiDefendant's h ot beleft hilt, discharged all .demands Against hbis. to do amount of P. 691. After some f etatement' of the case, which we prefer giving t lllO the Prosecutor's own evidence, the Learned Coda: ad coacluded, by stating, that he should thew, that at the time of snaking the affidavit in cto:, there was not one farthing doe to the De - The preikaintry evidence of producing and prov ing the affidavit being gone through, the Prosecu tor. John D. Reavellet, alias - Romney, thinks was timeliest filt.Kitt's, in the West Indies, and to Lamina in 11103. He lodged at the 'a Moat, in Albemarle-street, in January, 1 likillimal bad with NM Eh:sheds Barnet, whom, foe .111easeema takes he postifted to pat as his wife. He ienoineskehenriettil March ; whin, after paying she Delhadlwo!Ab bill of 8501. did, warn to Bath, where. • lee the KM of Kei t when the Promettaitiir ' w ssisre s sad went to lint - shoes, it • . Whit** Balk dsey lodged thiNel pad ' at Madam . is, lobo* Iss kik 118 e Barnet. Os roaming to too. he wasarresiad by Davis, a Jeweller, in . Regkeipe.strget, for 7001. and brought it a lock.uppOese in the Straad; there s h e Defendant. winsolittita4 Oa husked, crane with his AttortivYs and itad hfilfillitaled. He thee returned •• SHob. Owls* Us gitOdee If the jewellery a hick id bog seat to hint byDatis.,osterdered, for the pus? pose of muftis' it to ban ,is past liquidation of his dal- Haftsat the leWahlW Came back to ILesitlea; inansmi Mt *ottani them' to Davis, as the Dffilliehlidheiheilliddy attested him. He left some plate add tither valualtle property at Bath and ibis *, which the tithed= possessed Unwell of, and 74e1d.. , iti denied, preeitiody, having gisen any an- Abeffty wimager ea the Ddscdast to dispose of any pet Of bit ipeoperty. • Oss his cross-examination. be persisted in ilenying that he gave any such authority to the Defendant. Vic *amuse having arrested bin in an attloq of usurer for 911,7001. and also Miss Barnet for the tame Wee; be Ai* throneited to arrest Mrs. Baker, at • llath, ass the muds cause of ation ; and, in short. .., : sres e ra x preen I.bo could possibly be a witness 0 • lassinst him, on his trial for forgery at flaunter. In chit PM's, of a very long cross-examination, he also 1111190100; shat the Defendant had paid varionsinms faillina as/ had been his ball in the allito.broaght by Asti And , in the end, two papers were pro duced y the Defeatist ; which the Prosecutor ail stipda be bielimitanittog. They proved to be dim& sod uotequiveedottlicekies to the Defendant and Miss Barnet, to sell and dispose of all his pro mgr. soul.kting of plate, jewels, djasnotd broach. itee. - s1 tad snuff - bin:, &c. &c. for the purpose et si . his debts. nam ix ii Lott tt. cansalouo it then observed. that from the min, contraditiliems which the Prosecutor had committed 41 the course of his examination, it was impossible to give any credit to any part of his evi dence. The Jury accordingly, without hesitation, found the Defendant—Not Guthy. LORD osllolll.lll W. 00IIRNTRY. This was an issue from the Court of Chancery, to try the validity of the codicil to the last will and testament of the late Earl of Beaulieu, dated 27th Jame, 1797. It appeared that some time previous to this date, the diseased had made his will, leaving the bulk of Ms perm, to•the younger branches of Lord Co. "entry, but by the codicil in question,.he transferred that bequest to the children of the Duke of Leeds, Who was his near relation. This codicil was sought to be set aside on the grounds of the insanity of the Testator at the time - he executed it. k, Ott the pot of the plaintiffs, it appeared upon t' the evidence of several mon remediable persons, in y aimasely acquainted with the deceased. that at the des a making the codicil in question, he'was per -Kielty sane in mind, and of omit' understanding. r.' Idly eleespetert to think and si open this subjelt ; V. , sad that he had consulted his law agent, and consi- VOW the business with considerable attention, before be put it into exttotion. These fads were spoken to by Dr. Pitcairn, his ' Lordship's Physician , General Bode. the Rev. Mr. ' Hatch, his Lordship's Domestic Chaplain; and sere - ral others. • Om the part of the Defendants the servants of . the deceased spoke to a variety of.circosnstances. confirming - the insanity of the deceased. such as his ~. faacying lisneelf surrounded in bed by evil spirits, devils. *e. Discharging his servants on charges of robbing him, pulling their ears, and shaking an/ ' pinching the cheeks of his apothecary, damning him for blistering him, and many other extravagancies, too numerous to detail. However it appearing that . all IMO . PRA place subsequent to the execution of r ^ lie dedisil it gisestion, the Jury found a verdiO for dor liteiSdle;-- ahlt 111118141, vie Westminster were concluded, and ' to-Morvelf (die day, will commence at Guildhall. • The Lanarlebire Militia will leave Canterbury this day, for their own county. The first divi sion of the 96th regiment, on Saturday. marched into Canterbury, the ea division arrived there yes terday. where they are to replace the Lanark Mi I «a. • # FROM LIST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. . • Admirally•Ojinr, Jay 8,180 G. Copy of a Letter from Vice Adetiral Dames, Commander in of Ilia Malady's Ships end Vessels at hinaira, to William Marsden, Esq. dated at Pun Royal, May 16, 1806. SIR—I inclose for the information of the Lords commi.sioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter I have received from Captain Wise, acqua'nt ing me of the Elk having taken one of the St Jago de Cuba rowboat privateers. that had captured two draggers, one of which she was fortunate enough to ' recapture. I am, J. it. Dace's. His Majesty's Sloop Elk, Lures, May 12, 1806. SIR—I have the honour to inform you, that hay ing received intelligence off St. Ann's, the evening of the 41h instant. there was a small Spanish priva teer on the coast, which had captured two drog gers ; thinking it most probable they would stand over to Cuba in the night. we made sail to the northward, and on the evening of the sth, were lig fortunate as to fall in with them off Cape Cruz, tali retake one of the dzoggers, and to capture La C 3. bane Spanish row-boat privateer, armed with on swivel and small arms ; had been five days from Seq Jag., her crew originally consisted of fourteen meet; bat she bad only five on board when captured. I am, &c. (Signed) W. F. W'asz. To James Richard Decree, Esq. Vise-Admiral of the White. Commander in Chief, cte. ite. &e. Jamaica. Get of another 'Letter Irons Yien•Admisal Dames, Corti. wander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships end Verne at is. maim ' to Wdjies Mende. , keg. dated Pen-Royal, 16th May, 1806. Si R.—l have the honour to inclose, for their Lordships' informatiOns the copy of a letter I have received from Captain Selby, of the Cerberus, quainting me of his havipg captured, the day bef be arrited, a privateer that was hovering about voy. I am, &e. JAS. R. Dec His Majmiy's Ship Carberas, off the • of Jamaica, iWI May, taw. Sta—l beg leave to acquaint you. that t ing, as I was standing towards Jamaica, 'convoy under my charge, bound to that island,i' overed. at dawn of day, a vessel of a suspic' arance hovering about tke fleet; I stood rds her, when she immediately hauled her win er a press of sail; upon which ['gave chace,. in two hours had the good fortune t. come up . th and capture her. She proves to be La Ante- Theresa, belongiog to St. Jago de Cuba, armed tit two brew howitzers, and eighteen men, and containing a cargo of wine and merchandize, our Three days from Si. Jago de Cuba. 1 feel much satisfaelion in having it in my power j. communicate to you the capture ef the above ithessel, as in the event of bee escape. she must have ;proved a great annoyance to the trade of this isl ' ,and particularly so to the large courtly under loommand. I have the honour to be, ate. (Signed) W. Seta's': Admiral Deems. Commauder in Chief, do. Sec. BRECON CIRCUIT. TM Hon Goorp'Hasclings—Atssl Moyeal, Esq. hiskilipiro-41•Iseq, Aura u. berro-4staiisr. Mpg 16. • Coolß‘Assirdsj, Apse &I. CRIUT/11. CIRCUIT. limber, 'Wks. 11•1.....Framim R.susa, Esq. 11ki1sisheryskire--Aelrit 16, et Walvis Thinbiglialaraas..Auguat it, at Ruth's'. SS, at Mold. b R. at eh* ende of Clie‘ter. CARIWILIIIIIII SUMMER CIRCUIT, 1106. Oamaaltinantiers..Manday, Aug..' 11, •4 Carman hen. Finnissidasibina.-1.....11ay„ August 16. at HAVIIIIOIII,IA4 Ragusa tn. vs Cardigan. ' • .PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. RASA, asst Wass gobbled, of Ilitaningham, in the loo t lamasly . wow Mil Mao stauolactiners. June RASA, limaiNsii, et the city of Cifarigww. and Prance Rey- Wiestraseeser. is the cortex of LilleCtitef, , cottoo • Jelly 41;1806. 114smas and John Gdlot, of SheirMid. In the county et Terholinsionmeansfeetuters. July 9,1506. Nnselphry Mills and William Haycralt, et Cullompton, in Se manly of Domie Imithendressors. May I, 1806 Ilmajesais Gmaas ,James Mask, and Thomas lA:Modes, Jun. of Masabasst, dijostases. June 90, 1106. Willias Pews, Thomas Potter. and Richard Potter, of 1111aichasam, is Om county of Lancaster, merchants. July 1, 1606. Rdwaid Neale. of Grantham, in the county of Lincoln, Richard Posher. uf Newark-upon-Trent, in the sooty of Not tingham, and William Falfssashani; of Newark upon-Trait aforesaid, tnercenf. linen sod woollen•drapins. July 4, 1606. John Cu:tolling' the younger, and James Crowther, of Mor ley, in the parish of Batley, in the eouuly of York, clothiers. June 19. 11116- Jukes Cadman; William Harry man, Benjamin Rum, and James Wilson, of Upper Thames sweet, Listen., iron-iner , chants. June 90, 15116. et John Derrington, of Itinekley , in the county o f Leicester, John Jackson, of Leicester, in the said COIIII4V, and William Seal, et Coventry, in the county of Warwick, mercers and drapers. July 1, 11106. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. George Vaughan the lleaager, ef Swatch wood. in the parish' of Trcvethin, in the county of Monmouth, and of Newport, in the same county, coal-mleer, coal-merchant, d,-iler and charism', from July 2, I. August t 3, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern, in All-Saints-lane, in the toy of Bristol. George Vaughan the Eldon, MOthauckoweard. to the pariah of Tryvethin, the county of Monmouth, and of Newport, on the same county, coal-miner, coal-merchant, deals and chip man, front July h. to August 23, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern, in All-Saints-lane, in the city of S,lawl. BANKRUPTS. Charles Bulling, of the lent-mail, Saint George the Martyr. Southwark, in the county of Sur•er. victualler, dealer Mod chapman, to surrender, July 11, at woe I'd at ten, ail Am. gust 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, MA Evans, Kennington-crova. John Maack, rot Agbridge, in the county of Somerset, gm tor, to augumallier, July 24, 25, and Mignon 19, at Masse, at the Beeineer Tavern, in All•Saintsilatie, in the city of Bristol. A Me. Peter Fry, jun. Axuridge aforesaid I and Messrs. and Alexander. New Inn, London. Samosa Dowmosms. etitedolsio; amomay_ of Lancaster, earobipissat. moor hadeons r, August 4, hood It, as IMA am the lime ins. Ia 'Manchester. As- Milleffs. Mr. IMlLlZ:aucheßer ; and Mr. Neale', Pump s/gat, Temple, • &ha Amory, lasi of igayawaun, in the county of Middlesex. (int new a prisoner in the Fleet), carpenter, dealer and chap els. to surrender, July 12, 19, and August l9, at ton. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mews. Dawson and Wra thlaw, Warwick-tweet, Golden-square. John hi'Diermott, late of Red Lion -street, in the borough ef Southwark, hop and seed-lacuw, dealer and chapnitio, to senender, July 12,116, and August 19, at ten, at Guoldh.ll, London. Attorney. Mr. Pasmore, Booed-street-chambers,ol4 Brwad-stroet. DIVIDENDS. July 31. Jacob I.ewis and Samsun Cohn, both of 11.i9erponl, in the county of Lancaster, r.id Maurice De Jure, of Minchester, in the said county of Lancaster, merchants, dealers and chaps.% at sense, at the Btagwater A 1114 lan, Manchester. November S Inhre Cox and Frederick Hoick, of New- Conn, Crutched4riars, merchants, dealers and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London August 9. Fre/titian* Bate. of Vigo-lane, near Golden 'aware, in the counts' of Middlesex, priameller, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. August 1. Richard Smithson, of the teen said county of the town of Itiogstoneupen•Hull, inkeeper, hater, dealer and cheponan, at Heves, et the White Hart Tavern, in Siker. went. in the town of Lieguon-upsan•Hull aforesaid. August 12. John Christian Hube. of the Broadway, Deptford, iu the cnu.ity of Rent, potter, glass-manufacturer, dealer and chapmen, et one, at Guildhall. London. August 4. James Fastneeke ' of Derby. in the county of Derhy, grocer. at seven. at the King's Arms Tavern, situate iu Jury-street, in Derhy deseseid. August 2. William Graves the younger. late of Lloyd's Coffee-house, in the city of Landes, merchant„ dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATILS...—Juse 29. Duncan Meartermid, of Threadneedeestreet, in the city of Landon, 'earthen% and hosier. Thomas Hamilton Kiddie, of Charles awe. I,Vestinininer, in the county of Middlesex, smiler, dealer and %lawman. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 19.6. HOWD•Ir. JULY 7. Fact year of • romowal of tit* July Stake., a Subscription of 20 r. oath, 30 gu ft. for 2 yr old colts carrying ht. CM. Lilies, BR 41b. Two.yr old Course. Mr. Wiloon's ch. f. by Bogard, out of Totteradle 1 Mr. Panton's b. f. sister to Dilettante 2 Mr. R. Priaoces b. c by Stionfind, oat of Companion's dam 3 Doke of Urafton's e by Worthy, out of Horuby Lou 4 Lord Stowell's f. Panttna, sister to Ringuil . Lotd Borrymote's h. f. sister to hdetryinati . • Three to 1 aim Mr. Prince's b. c to ? agst Panting. Ildr.ft Royce's Wretch, best Lord Irule)'• Blowing, but. each. A.M. 1100 g. —.sin to 4 on Wretch. Oaks of St. Alban's Merrethought, tit llb beat Lord SM- J Sniper, est. 41b. Too.) r old c. to 4 apt Merrytkriught. MtWation'a Honour, flat. beat Mr. Panton'. Tamliurro,ll4. tlh. Ten-yr old r. 10p.—Fineto4 on klunnur. Mr. Witiihan.'s Glory, 84 121. beat Mr. Melli.li's !Wale, Tat. Vb. Two yr old 4. 2JOgs —Fir* to 2no G'o.y. Mi. Hownith's Piant.ge act, B.t. 71b. rec. ft. from Mr Rad• eliffs's Don Felix. nt. Al. M. 2008 s. BRIDGNORTH RACES. . 1 1 THEIiaD•Yy JULY . 3 . Mr. Brooke% b. h. 4 years n'd . Mr. Emden% h. g. 3 years rgd . Mr Lord's b. 1 3 Tears .44 . • . Sir J.,ll.domyti% c. f. 3 . years elrt • . . Swoortaltos 2 miles. 1.00 Stantford's 4 c. 3 years old . . . Mr.- Birch% c. f 4 years old . . . . Mr. Emden% c f Marianne, 4 years old •. . it bfr.Holyoake. c. f 3 years old . . . 4 Mr. I.ockley% c. f. 3 years old . • . 5 Mr. WMtmore's b f 3-yeera old . 1 , VII IiAY. JULY 4. Lord Stamford% r. t 3 yens ..14 . . Mr. Febehuis c. m. 4 ) imp old . . Sweepstakes, 4 wiles. Lord Wilton', b. k 4 )4ars old Mr ander% bliss Coiner, 3 years old . . 2 Mr. Tadeton% Jack Tar, 5 Fran old • • . 3 Lon, Staarford's b. Is. 4 yews old • . Mr. Whi , olorer b. f 9 years old Mr. C. Wharttnra's b h. 4 years old _ Mr. Cliables b. f. 3 years old . . . 2 2 i 3 . 34 PUGILISM. IKEY PIG AND ISAAC WOOD. The match between these heroes, They Pig, the Jew, and beige Wood, the Waterman, whicn was prevented from taking place at Wood's Green mid Finchley. last Thursday, was decided on Monday afterrfoon upon Highgate Common. The innocent diversion of bull.baiting was given nut as the order of the day, and this rase de :01 'PVC had the desired effed, and the pugilistic sport suffered no interruption. Although /key I'ig gave no peat promise 'in his first battle with Ctih, he is a powerful cnan, of some science. and has heen considered as at the head of the second-rate pe:-.iiists. Wood was but little known ; yet, before the setting to. the odds were 5 and 6t04 in his favour. 0.7 Pig was two inches taller than his antagonist, two stone heavier, and of much greater length of arm. The contest lasted about forty minutes. doting the early part of which the odds varied rather in fa vour of IltroPig, who generally made play, and hore down his man, as Weed had not sufficient strength to stay long in a tally. It was expeft.:d in every round, that when the Jew was hit, he would show the white feather, and Wood, though often off his legs, was the favourite. From the middle to the end of the batik, there was some good fighting, at far as standing up to each other, and exchanging hits may be so termed. In these rallies, they became much disfigured about the head, and lkeo Pig at last fell, and remained in a sleeping fit, from which be could not be roused, until it became too late to set-to again, and he was emitted out. Atter such a defeat by an inferior man, Theo Pig never can pre tend to the honour of a pugilist. Woort appeared a good bottomed man, but an ordinary fighter.— .. 11We and CriJ seconded !rood ; Lyons and body seconded Mei A general fight' was on the eve of taking place after this match, in consequence of the ridicule sported upon the loser. Toney, one of his seconds, proposed to retrieve the honour of the Jews, by com bating either roam, Reicher, Ryan, or ("Donne!. ' The challenge was accepted by Br frhee ; but Youku did not make his appearance in the ring. The sports concluded with bull baiting. On Friday sennight, there was a grand ball and supper given to all the beauty and fashion of the three towns, at the London Inn, Plymouth, by the offi cers composing the brigade of Militia, via. Royal Cornwall. Ist and 3d Royal Lancashire, and Wilts Regiments. now in Frankfort, Mill-Bay, Long Room. and Dock Barracks. 'l he dancing continued till one o'clock, when the supper-rooms were thrcAra open, and displayed all the delcacies of the season. with a profusion of confectionary, &c. After sap per. the mazy dance began again, and was coati. sued with great spirit until five o'clock. At six the rooms were cleared, the company separating with regret, after au evening spent in the most pleasant manner. The floor of the ball-room was tastefully chalked by an eminent artik. in a very superior style of elegance, and it had a very pretty effea. The Bands of the Regiments attended during sup per, and played several martial air, in a very stye ' trim style. • NJ VAL INrELLIGIESt E. PORTSMOUTH, JUL'? 7. Arrived the Pheaternt 'loop of wAr, tr t!:, West Indies ; and L'Asprizie sl )op of wt., with A fleet of transports under convoy from Cork. Passed by for the Dawns, His M.tjesty's shirt Artseiin, tinicurn, and Princess Wisdom., with abort 50 sail of vessels trade.: co.tvoy from the Leeward Islands.—Wind W. _ FALMOUTH. JULY 5 Arrived the Danish ship Jena .41, Jenson, from Sedges, laden with wine and col Lc ; Mak r, oi 16 guns, from a cruise; and the Wolaerioe brig, from Portsmouth. to take the West India convoy. Sailed the Aiisabeik packet, Kidd, with a Mail of • ,the ist inst. for Lisbon. t Orders for the sailing of the Diane packet, e. - i.. 4 Mails of the 2d instant, for Jamaica, were received 'this evening at the Agent's Office., She will sail lan to-morrow, as will also the Prince Aeolphas packet, with Mails of the 241 instant, fur Kailas sad New York. Sailed the ship Acierman, Captain Brandt, for Hambro'. The outward-bound Lisbon and Oporto convoy, , are hourly eapefted off this port, to take the vessels V a nsiting convoy here. . i Tl:e Cornwallis packet, with Mails , for G . .braltar, nd Malta, is ezpeaed to sad from hence abort the •- 10th instant.--Wind N. . . Dlt•L, .191.111. Sailed the Ileveroo and Sjoitire sloops of war, on a cruise. . . Came down from the River yesterday evening, and sailed through the Downs, the Almerta, Hero'', for New York. Came down from Sheerness, the FalrieWl banal,. Arrived the Vestal frigate from a cruise, and re- ' Mains in the Downs with the test of the ships as per last. The Yersevias bomb has a signal dy ing for a . . convoy to.the Westward. Arrived and &tiled for the River, the Prinnfr: Prates, Capt. Walker, from Madeira. in 3d oaf/ . !passage, and landed dispatches from Sir Ric'uarel ISarachan, whom she left cruising off Madeira the 29th of May. coal, nut -.• 2. Arrived the Union of Sandwich, Stinnes, Pi, .1.111 11, n.rial stores; Vnei.d.id!., of London, Niftier. YOllll4/, Na.; W.l. ham, of awl Item Yip:pewit, I4ayc.uk, pro 'tall; hiuir,ll, of New York, Mitchell, Norfolk, aedanecempail Awl ; c,c.lin tender, Lisuerneut Keenan, Perteinienshe . taro adhere welt 1 coats. 2 ..mleihielleari ••••e ' YU' PRICE Ole SruC;.S , Rank Stock 3 vef Ceoto Refined! 3 per Cent. Connate ' 4 per Cent. • RU 5 per Cent. NAT) , 66 93: C. elt;e. Lung A nn.nt.na • Short Annuities Imperial S per Cont. .. tbnfonrn . !Inas .• Eon negusr 84111 COOSJIS for T. 11 , 1S1 - 1, StociArolt.cr. No. 4. Coenhiol, and 14 Caini.....Cncon. 4' • LOURS E. EXI tmetat4ace ;1619 S C. • at Slett 99 11 R•ttra tato c. f 11 8 2 U. S 4 eitr. AJton t Paro 24 7 Litt. Ditto 9 U y4 Is ▪ tit:ogee: CaAia Ditto • . SG! effect. Ditto MIN.& 97 Loghoin b Naito, 1/tblitt on London (J. 11:4fmet on I.nn4on nu &Mot PO t/iottset (Da .1..: i i ANL; 4—.1 I.: I. y 1.. . G 4044 .. 4; L•. tc. t *lllOl 12. C 66 tlittu. Liana' 66P • I ()panes 614 Dubbin - ll't 1 t Ink 1.4 st.ta‘..... 1. S. 11 P , lll4lllQuitii.t C.iin mid Mrs n•r ne. 4 Nair .uWorns .. —.— %or D Dii ..-..0na,. .... 5 b 11.1 re. in Um .... —66 i I Nr. 1. , •Ut7 each .. -- .... -- Aro . I the flank of tfoturf. 5i per Cent. linen.) .... 103$ Ile 17.) ttn) :16: '404. MARKIAUF.S. At Ediniurgh, nn the 9.1 instant. Hen, Har , .lsm,, p:4l of ti.hhotre, to .0!i..4 Marth• Mary Chlshelin, o:.ir I'3 elite, of the dee.a.ed Thema, Clalholin, Esq. of Amershaw, Noah umhoiland. At C iftr t. Mr. G. Bowen, jun. of flki , tal. to Miss E. Hatton, e!tl , st /aught .r of Hatton, un ranee In the Eau-Indtes. DEATHS. On Sunday last, after a long and pailgal Wares, Mr. M. thew, sif Great Titcl.fseid.urect. Un Wedne-olay, Teen, of the P srtsmonet DiviaiSn of Royal Marines, Inspecting Field Officer at Ma* lu Alftiffilg, Universally remetted, Mr. 111.st'agk, eldett Sal of Captain Rull.teir, of the Signif.house, Watertite, Eases'. Thia sta y instable and prom;sing ming mot/ennn, ft l a s.c., tint tu the aft7.r h MC, t.cooined Goo. it 1.a..^17, at Vl.'2 thin, u •na..Setre n, Cloucestesaliu•, n llr Vs% W krt., cm of r. Wu.tts, of M /VI Hi I. Wloilt 061t1V.611 some worlcineu emplosed in pniloie down • buil•no• at thin place, he was so dreadfully crushed 1.1 the sudden-falling of a wall, that he expired in abut an hour, bea.i..g Ina f.de to tlia last nicotine/it with great fotti•tide He w... a so.ing mast of most excellent character, and is much lanieut d be his fa.a.lv and Mend. 111,a4 WATER, TIIIB DAY, AT L 1M11.1:4 M0ra..... • AIL iirtri 7 1 eVf.ll.. ...gi mot at-r 7. SALES BY AUCT ION. Ey LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Rnoktillerii, at then House, No. 145, Strand, opprritte C 3. therine.sueirt, To-MURROW, at Twelve &CI, Co, rrHE LIBRARY and 14ANUACRIr12i of the JIL lite S S. HOWES, La 1. F.A S. of NeWiligloll,St.r" • containing a good Collection of Books on iwiars, Mistory, Miscellauks. To be viewed (ao4Carslolesso had) to the time of TO HABERD ASIlf RC, LAUF -NA E.Reff.ANTS, .sc. BUUVERIE.S FRI.:ET, I.EE r•IiTR L ET. By Mr. STEWART, On the Premi:es, No. 3, Rousmria , str.-cs, fu.ps-ccraor, rn THURSDAY NEXT, July 11.11 b, 1806, and f lhtwr.F d,,i, at 'lwelve o'clock, by order of the Asing.iiics vi Mr. elands Olivier, Lace-merchant, a Rankropr T HE Valuable STOCK of Mecklin, Nortnalicly. Aims, plain netts black silk and white thread we*. elegant black point and wire round Iscou. LFASES el No. g and 3, ISoniserir-street, and N.. te,tie , ek Milton-street. The elegant HOUSEnoLiertlnsurtigi . , drawing-room suite, set of dining tattles, F.nnbrokt c 1 .4 ditto, hinkin.: glass 3 of large dinienalalla, knoll, plate, 41,a*. wine, pianc-forte, %c. To be viewed. Catalogues and Particulars had nn the for /nisei, at Garraway's Cutee•hotise, and at No 194, t%ceadely. opposite Albany. LONDON :—Pkisteed DavinsoN. NE 17, Due... 4 Coors, flowbeeree, CneeeeGareleu, and peelish4 at the Q. No 111, Back of St. aeme.at's Crnatch, Sloe& Of W. STUCK, et No. 7, N. ISeiton-emet, Loa; Peoe• Orden, &e. for tills Paper. Mint to the Mk* 1,... ,1 , ansUlka Italia attended to. 1 1 2 2 Hi' Wit ~, i - F ;( • .4I z • • i 4