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V LAW RRPORT. COURT OF KIN(;'S"BENCII, TAN. 3t. THE KING V. SAMUEL BARRETT, ESA- The -Defendant 'A';',3 brought up to, recoive the 3ndg - tpeni of.the Court, upon a convi6tion for an as sault upon a Mr. Currie. .. . _ • The betendan-t is a young Gentleman of fortune, about eigoieen 'years of age, and the Prosecutor; a 'person who lets out ready , -furnished houses. A Mr. 'Plummer, of Jamaica, Gentleman of large ,for tune, and brother7in-law . to._the Defendant, took a ready-tUrnished•' house of the Prosecutor, in,:tan ellester-streee, while his own houie, in Weymouth .ireet, was pceparingfor his reception. On leaving the house . of 't he Prosecl.l tor, he demanded pay awn t fOr some deteriOrations, , ke.4lltd*--1 bad been .committed on . some_ part of hit furniture.--: This, however, was untrue; but, in order tb'avoid. disputes,' Mr. Vlunurier 'paid 'his demand. After ,this, the Prosecutor beset Mr. Plutimier's:ho - use, in. Gentieman' . absence, with more s:ini'lar- nature y . and one day the Prosecutor ; after 1 .1 abuse of .I\lr. Plummer, began to abuse - the Defendant in-a gross manner; called him a.sWi ti- dler, and said, they were all a pat . k . ot swindlers.— The Defendant walked down the street,. but the Pro secutor followed him, and dared him to strike. In the sequel, the'Defendant became enraged, and did. give the Prosecutor a blow over the head With his cane. • Mr. Justice GROSE observed, that the Prosecutor seemed to have invited the Defendant to strike. Lord ELLENBoRoUGH considered that the beha viour of the Prosecutor was gross in the extreme. The Defendant was, accordingly, fined - 0111 y 20s. acid discharged. THE 'KING V. WILLLAM WOOD: The Defendant in this case was also brought up tbr judgment,, having been found Guilty of an as sault upon Jacob Wood, the Sittings at Guildhall after last Trinity Term ; a report , of _which was given in our Paper of the 7th of July last. The Pelendant s sister was upon a visit to the Prosecutor's wife, when Mr. BeniaMin Wood, the Prosecutor's brother, got into the good graces of the young Lady, who had a fortune of 10,0001: and, a trip to Gretna Green was the result. The De fendant was dissatisfied with respeett to the set?le -ments, and the different members of the fainily were . invited to mi-et at dinner, at the Prosecutor's house, in order to settle all differences. When the Ladies had retired, a conversation rela!ive to settlements 'took place; the Defendant insisted that the whole of his Sister's fortune should be settled upon her, but the Prosecutor, and his brother, would not agree to settle more than 7 0 001. ; from. this arose an alterca tion, Arritatinglanguage followed on both sides, and the Defendant gave the Prosecutor several blows. Sit V. Ginas, for, the Defendant,, proposed to leaVe the whole, matter in dispute toa mutual friend. Mr. GA a.t ow,' for the Prosecution, declined the proposal. Under these' circumstances, the Court sentenced the Deftnuant to- pay a fine of 101. THE KING V. ABRAHAM HEARN, AND , ANN THE. WIFE OF JOHN GRAN. The Defendant, Ann Cran, a decent flookincr.and rather prettyng woman, was hrought up from the County 'Wad of Essex, to plead to an incliEt went, charging,' her, in the first count, ith assault ing one Jane Habberton, with intent to 101 and murder; - and, in the second count, with aid,nL, as sisting, and abetting 0.1:: said .Abralimn Hearn, in committing a rape upon tip- 63id jaitt% To this indiament st;c.pleadcd no; guilty; and was then ordered to be reoiaajcd, to take her trial at the ensuing, Lent Assizes. 'O:>NSISTOItIAL COURT OF C:ANTEREURY. Air.WlLsoN.renewed his application to the Court for a Mandamus to be direacti - to his Grace the Archbishop Of Canterbury, requiring hini to ISsue his fiat to the Vicar-General and Archdeilcoit of Arches, comnianding them to mhtlitDr.Nicholas.Hil;;hinore to praCtisc a, an Advocate in .th,Consi,;totial Court. The Vicar-General had hefore reTtis'ed to admit Dr. flighthore, On the grounds of his having formerly been in Deacon's orderi, contrary to the chartc r.— The Learned Coin4,el proceeded to state the case of the King v. bxenden, and various other au thoritie,, to spew that this case caaw -within the, juriscii:tion of the Court of King's Bench ; but their Lordships were of a contrary opinion, and refused the application. COURTtOP COMMON PLEAS, lAN. 31. ROBINSON V. KIDD. This was an action bru . aght try a seaman against the FirSt Mate of the ,City of 1.,,,tit10n East Inttiatnan, for repeated assautt4, and. ill-treatment. • The first alledged assault, took place at Spithead, when the - Defendant caused the Plaintiff to. be dragged out _of his hammock where he was-confined throughillness, and stretched upon the -gratings, where his body was stneared_with filth, and then tarred and feather , end, a foot!s 7 eap placed up,n his head,•and a collar tumid his neck. In that situation the. Defendant edited the boys to laugh and - ridicule hirn,• exclaim, " D—n him, cure him sooner than the Declor." Whet': at _Bombay, he WaS served in the same way, and afterwards bogged with a two-inich rope. J je was znierwards sent on board the Fox frigate, - witiya assi,t• in 'the attael7 of some. pirates, who in:e4ed the Malabar coast , ; and beean . se relused to leave the ship in Which he ,Was char !erect tiff the voyAge, he . was tied hand and loot, and An that way sent on board. • The answer to all this iir treatment was, that.t.he , ‘vai a lazy, idle leilOw, . terlued a skill ker.—Veruict fot the" Pilintiti.—Darnagz 751. ,A.few' days ago au industrioni slnp•carpenter, named Hug: whilst following his oecupatiun oa board a ship in tlie Tyne, recived so : violent a blow frbin a caa:n, that he tell into the river ;.anti though he was taken out imatediately, no sign of lite what . - eirer remained: On W.,.inesday evening, .aboht eight o'clock, a boat, with ihrke ineu and a woman, passengers in it, was stopped - nearly. opposite to 'I - lunge:lord Stairs, by two fellows. in a .skitl, wLo• robbed the men of abort 41: ,anti immediately rowi2d of} to wards the opposite shore f* they were armed, ‘yith • pistols. !front the L.UNDON GAZETTE, .Tan. 31, 1807. IVar-Office, y,7, 3 ,, 18c7. loth 'Regiment of . Light Dragoons, Cornet the No.nourable John Coventry to he Lieutenant, by.' purchase, vice tylil iiatake, promoted in the 96th Foot. , i'ftlt Ditto, John Jenkins, Gent. to he Cornet, without pur chase, • vice Proby, appointed to, the r3th Light Dra gool,ao .• • . . 16tli Ditto, Captain John 1-1.• Belli, from the aist Foot, to be Captain of a Trootta vice Smith, wiviaitchanges. • 25th Ditto, Lewis ,O'Bei'rne, • Gent. -to be Cornet, Without porchasa a vice Wade, promoted.- . rst la e a Oneo I of Foot Guards, Thomas Barrett Itrydges, Gent. babe Ensign, without purchaie, vice Rumbolcl, Who , resigns. • • 7th Regiinent of Foot,Lieutenantl3rereton Watson, from the . 3oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, withoii• purchase, vice Nooth, promoted. Serjeant Majot Page, from the 89th Foot, to be Adjtitaot, with the rank. of Lieu. tenant. , Ictit Ditto, Robert Christopher 'Manse', Gent. 4,oae En. sign, without purchase, vice Than; prino,,ted. zoth Ditto, Forbes Champagne, Gent. to Fe Ensign, without purchase, vice Cox, dismissed by the Sentenceot'a Geue ral Gout. Martial, zlsa •Ditto.. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles Douglas Smith, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Compaaty., viceßelli, who exchanges. zoth"Ditto, Ensign -St. John %Veils Lucas to be Lien - tenant, vice- - Fraser, deceased.a Charles Stanhope, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Lucas. 3otll Ditto, Charles Augustus' Stuart Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Erskine, promoted in the • 56th Foot:: 37th Ditto, Ensign Richard Graham to be Lieutenant, with out purchase.. vice-. Fenton, promoted. John Jackson, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Graham. • soth Ditto, Ensign Mark , Rudlain•to be lieutenant, without , purchase, vice Killikelly, promoted in the foist Foot. Kent, Gent. to be Ensign, vice' Rudkin • . (sth Ditto, William Humbley, Gent. to be ensign, WithoUt purchase, vice Ileyliger,`•proinotetl. 56th Ditto To be Lieutenants—Ensign Knight Erskine, • from the 3oth Foot. - Ensign 'John Campbell, froth - the 98th Foot. Ersign M. Sparks' Phelps; frill) . tile York Light Infantry Volunteers: Ensign lames C. Lewis, trorn the 56th Foot. Ensign. William .'Guinn, from the . 4Bth Foot. Ensign'Richard lenkinson, front the 63d Foot. 61st Ditto, John Chipchase, Gent." to be .'Ensign, without purchase, vote Hoerton a appointed . to the 9 5 th F 00t.... 6;d Ditto,- Andrew Half fide, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,' vice lenkinson, promoted in the 56th- FOot. 66th Ditto, Ensign Shapland Carew Morris, from the r ith Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase,, vice Patken, who retires. 7tst Ditto, Ensign lames Sloane to. be Lieutenant, vice Ma_ jor, appointed to the 6th Garrison Battalion. Matthew Drew, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lucas, deceased. Donald Ross, Gent. to be "Ensign, vice Sloane, Bth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Baillie to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morisset, promoted in the 48th Foot. 87th Ditto, Lieutenant John Camae, frrim Half pay of, the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Stretch, who exchanges. 93 d Ditt o , Ensig n 11 , •lajendie, from the tat Foot Guards, to be-Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Trench, promoted in the 96th Foot. 95th Ditto, Ensign Win, - 11amerton, from the 61st Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Caine, pro tooted in the 7th Foot• . • 93th Ditto, Ensign Walter Butler to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Burke, appointed t o th e 2.3 d Light Drago o ns. Ensign John Kelly to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice iVilson, appointed to the 9oth Foot. To he Ensigns-Homes Burke, Gent. vice Butler. John Flinter. Gent. .vice Kelly. Richard Ellis. -Gent. vice 'Campbell, oromoted in the 56th Foot. Edward Hancox, Gent vice Killikelly, promoted in the 32a1 Foot. • Ist West India Regiment, Lieutenant John Archbold, from the t6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Grant, deceased. Ensign Francis Collins to be Lieutenant, vice. Saunderson, deceased. , Quarter-Master John Fleming to be Ensign, vice Collins. 3d Ditto, Ensign lohn Kay to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice 111‘Lean, appointed to the 4 th W est India Re giment. Ensign John Heazle to be Lieutenant, vice Ha milton, deceased. William Prosser Symonds, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kay. Quarter-Master --Musgrave, from. the 6ist Foot, to be Ensign, vice Heazle. 4th Ditto, Ensign John M'lntosh to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cameron, removed to th e Bth We st I nd i a Regiment, Louis Sapio, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'ln tosh. •. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Augnste• Blanchard to be Captain of a Company, with temporary' Rank, vice O'Shiell, de ceased. Bth Ditto, Quarter-Master - William Taylor to be Adjutant, with the Rank of. Ensign, vice Ryan, who resigns the Atijutantcy only. :- • Royal. Must India Rangers, Ensign John Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, without purchase. - Major-General Rainsay's Regiment, Lieutenant Kitson, from the6th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. - 2d-Garrison Battalion ' Major Wm. Hart, from•Halt.pay o f the Royal Waggon "Frain, to be Major, vice Thomas, who exchanges. Captain lames .S: Ridge, Loin' Half- p4-of , the 54th Foot, to he Captain of a,Company, vice Doyle, who exchanges. Foisigtt Richard - Kelly to be' Lieutenant, vice Lowrey, removed to the 89th loot. sth Ditto, Ensign Henry N.PC'uli'ocli, !knit the tBth 'Foot, to be Lil'uteinint. Quarter- Master-Serjeant Luke from the a4th Foot, to be Quarter-Master.' Bth Ditto, Cornet Francis W a lk er , f rom t h e Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant,. I•:tisign C. M. Brannon, from the Satil Foot, to he lieutenant. Serjaant ;John Ross, from the 48th Foot, to be Quarter-Master. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Steph.l C. Bowen, from the 9oth• loot, to be Lieutenant, vicetruickshankS, deceased. • . tath - Ditto, Captain Charles Roberts, from the 6th Veteran Bai:alion,.tobe Captain oPa Company, • • Nova Scotia Fencibles Ensign Edo : and Cartwright, from the Canadian -Fencihies, to he Lieutenant, .vice Westphal!, appointed to the ad Garrison Battalion. The King's German Legion, Qtiarter a 'Master moister, from the Artillery, to be Lieutenant in time Dep6t . • Company, - vice Dolge, promoted. Ordnance geCe, :70 7 . 2 7, !807. • • Rya! Reginant of Arlilleiy. .First Lieutenant William Clibborne to be Second Captain, vice Desbrisav, deceased. Dated fan. 14, 1807. Se,:ouct Lieutenant 10;eph - Flan,,ell to be First Lieutenant,. vice Clibborne, Dated as above. Rv•al Artillety Drivers. Second Lieutenant Commissary Wiliam Carthew to be First Lieutenant Commissari, vice Douglas, retired. Dated as above., William Smith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary, vice Caithew. Dated as above. • C m i n i sr i oni in the Tv:Aver Hamlets Militia, .Tigard 4 ) . the Loa' Lieutenant. Dated n. 24, iBz7. • zd Rosa! Regiment. George Edward Carruthers, Gent. to be. Surgeon, vice Stanton. Ensign "I 'looms George 1 ackson to be Lieu -tenant, vice Assistant-Surgeon ' Carruthers, pro t inoted. • S. !Vents, Gout, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Carruthers, promoted. S. Watts, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Jackson, promoted.-- Comnthsiens in the Fifeshir:. Militia, signed the Lyre/ Lieute-' ' nant. Ensign• lames Cant Mitchell co be Lieutenant, vice Goodier, .appointed . Surgeon. Dated Oct. 24, 1306. EnSign John Grant to he ditto, vice band, appointed to the 7 Ist Regi ment. Dated as above. Quatter-Master William .Small to be ditto, vice Grant. Dated Jan. 13, 18 0 7. John Gibbs, Gent. to be Ensign, - vice Main deceased. Dated Sept. 23, TLC.. M'Kenzie, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mitchell. Dated Oct. 24, rBo6. AleX. George, Gent, to he ditto, 'vice Grant. .Dated as above. Lieutenant Grant to be,Quarter-Alaster, vice Small. Dated• lan. 13, 1807. Commissicnr Jigiad ly the Laid Lieuternekt cf t Celt 71 of ESse • • Bina& d Handoed lAilunteer l'uj aN t g . Ensign Henry lielk:e - to he - Lieutenant, vice Joslyn, resigned. Dated lan. I, 1807. Ensign John Brown to be ditto, vice Denett,•resigned. Dated as above: .IVille Volunteers. Captain William Barlow to be Captain- Commandant, vice Berkeley, resigned. Dated Jan. 8, 1307..;Lietitenatit lames Wiliiattt Porter to be Captair, vice Barlow, promoted. -Dated as above.. Lieutenant George Farr to be I' te st Lieu tenant, vice Porter, promoted. Dated as ab-ve. Lades licclgson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Parr, pro .moted. Dated as above. Gn-at llunrtead Polanteenr. J4roi) E Itnn, Esq., to he Captain, vice Sp ivy, resigned. bated N 18,6. 1-1-iiry Stanley,' Gene. to be. Second Lieu tenant: Datcd a.; above. Cbelmifird Voilinteers. George Asser Esti, to be Captatn, vice john Oxley tte.,.:e.te.i. Dated Nov. 22, 03,6. joh:i Gilson. Gent.' to Lieutenant, vice George Asser Gepp, pro moted. Dated as above. !- • First Essex Western Battalion—George Cu , Grant. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 4, duo. loseßn liyyave, Gent. 'to be ditto. Dated' as above.' itobert •Bj•grav e, Gent. to. bt Ensign. Datvd as above. Eastern Battalion—Thomas Fletcher, • G eta. nant. Dated Dec. 8, i 806. Commissions Jig/it'd by the Lard Lieutenant of the aunty of Caithtie -•- • • rst Battalion of Caithness. Volunteer Infantry —Captain Bent . jatnin Williamson to be . Majdr, vice bourn Sinclair, .pro. moted in the 3,1 Batt 'hod of Caithness Volunteer . Dated Sept. en, tBc6. • .. 3d Battalion of Ditto 7 -Major James, Sinclair, ,frout the Ist Battalion ditto, to be Lieutenant.: yoloner commandant, vice Sir. [unit . Sinclair,' Ban ' s 'a '. resigned. Dateds above, CaptattilVtiliam Nlacleay to be. 4.\ , lajor. Dale& Dec. 26, 1806 join' .Esq. to be 4ujutanr. : Ddtai S.ep tember 20,' 12.06. . CommiJsion in the North Plants Regi mei it of Militia; skneil Gy • • • t,Oe Lord Litt/reliant.' . Ensign Hamer to be .I.ii;utcwilt, vice Cowcher, resigned., Dated ball. 29, Iso7. Commissitnt tu the Rutland Militia, ,Jigned th'e Lord Liente.: to be.Licute- Rogers, Gent. to bd Li4titeilant, vice Iliqcs, ce..t.scd. I)att:Li Crown : (dice, jau 31 ? tBw7. . . MEMISERS.IZETURNED TO PIigS,ENT • PARLIAMEtir. Borough of Lestwithiel. Cockerell,Of Piceadilly, iu the• County of Middlesex, Esq. in the room of William ...Dickenson, Esq. v.. J. „Being c:,hosca a :Burge,s ter ;the said ßorough. and - also - sen ;4. ritglit for the Colin ty. of So- Anal set, ilath 'made hiS E lecticirt: to serve ter tile said County of Somerset. • Borough of Cuckerinouth,—Thomas Hamilton,-Esq. -(com hionly lord the room Qt jOlll,l Lowther, ' Esq. who being ellOSell a Burgess for the said Borough, drict also chosen a Knight for the County of 'Cumberland, liata made Ins Ele,6tion to serve.for the said -County. Borough Of Midhurst Conyngliam Plunkett, Esq. His Majesty's Attorney- . General to,' Ireland, i n the ruoin of the Right Pion,: Wuhan' Wickham, who;: being - chosen a Burgess for the said Borough, and also. chosen a Burgess for the Borough of Callington, hath made his Election to serve ter the said Borough of Callington: Henry Watkin Williams Wynn, Esq. in the room of John Smith, Esq. who, being chosen a Burgess for the said 80. rough, and also chosen a Burgess for the Town and Coun ty of the Town of Nottingham, !lath made his Election to serve. tor the said Town and County of the same. Borough of Tralce—Samuel'Boddington, of 'Lipper -Brook_ street, London, Esq. in the room 'of the Right Honour. able Mauri c e Fit zger ald, , who, bein g c h osen a B u r gess for' the said Borough, and also chosen a Knight for tile County of Kerry, hath made his Election to serve tor the.saul , County. Borough of Heytesbury—Charles Moore, Esq. and Michael S% rues, Esq. in Lie room of the Right Honourable Charles Abbot, ,who, being chosen a Burgess for the said borough,- and also a Burgess to serve in Parliament tier the University of Oxford, hath made his Eleetien to Serve for the said University ; and Sir William A'Court, Bart. who, Since his Election for the said Borough, 'lath accepted the Unice of Ste Ward or Baililf of His Nlajesty's ThrLe tern Hundreds of Stoke, Desborough, and Bonenbam, iii tiro County of Buckingham. Borough of Dundalk.-- losias L)upre Porcher,- Esq. in-thet room of folin Merge, Esq.- wli9, since.h,is bite ion for.:the. said Borough, haul accepted the Odi of :Eschealor of. -Mtate'r. . , /3/lA'Arg (Lel& • • William Ogilvy the younger, George mylne,. and (Glt Clial-• tiers, of jelfrcy's-square, London, inerchantsand ciapart tiers, to surrender Feb: a, 14, and March 14, at ten,' • at Guildhall. Attornies, MessrS. Crowner, Lavie, ann . Garth, Freneriek's-place, Old Jewry. George Reynolds, of Back-lane, Middlesex,, cow.-keeper, Feb. 7,2 t, and March 14, at One,. a t Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hooper-square, -Good . -- Needjer Chamberlain, of Fleet-street, London, druggist, F. 5, at one, 17, and March 14 . at t, ti; tlt Loggen and . Smith, Basiil.olall:;Street. Abraham of Widsham, , Norfolk, -shop- - , keeper, Feb: 20, 21, and • Marcli ,at •four,,at.the Bell lim, Norwich. Attorni2s, 'Messrs. Fostersen and , Unthunk, Norwich.. Abram Hayes, or Lancaster, spirit-merchant, hth..-25, at five, as, at. eleven, and March 14, .at • fvc, a: the•ltoyal ' Oak, Lancaster. Attornies,' Mr, BlakeloCk, F.lin-court, London;" or Mr. Atkinson, Lancaster.' Hudson Fox, 01 Kingston-upon-))ull, clock and watch :hillier, Feb. 6,7, at eleven, 'autt - Mardi :4, at live, at tne Dog and Duck "Cavern, Kingston-uport- Hull. Attornies, - _ Mr, Williams, Red Lion-square, Lonfion ; or Mr. Hu, gall, Hull. . . lames Ward, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, dyer, Feb, 9, the, ► Flying Horse Inn, so, at the P.ein Decr Inn, and Starch - 14, at the Plough inn, Banbury, at - eleven each day. At tonnes, MeSsr.,. Pearson and Son, Pump-court, "temple, 'London ;.or Sir. Drury, Banbury. Edward Greensill, ofStourport, Worcestershire, coal-iner uen.:o, at tour, 20, and Ala . , - ch 14, at teii, at the- George Inn, bewdley, Worcestersitite. A ttornies, 'M r. Hallett, KiLertqinster; ur Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London. 'Samuel Hensley, late of Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 23, 24, and A1ar..:11.14,.at eleven, at the Globe Ta , iern, Liverpool.- ' • Attorntes, Mr. Griffith, Liverpool ;or Mr. Windle, lohn ' street, Becitord.row, London: William Self, late of Bath, inercer,Feb.- rB, 19, and March 14, at eleven,. at the 11'hite Horse, Tiverton, Devonshire.. Attornies, Messrs. Penchard And Trenchard, Taunton ; or 111 r: f ame '' Gray's-itm.square, London. ► Leonard Lister, of Sheerness, Kent, shoemaker, 'Feb. 3, and March 1 4t twelve, at Guildhall, London. Att orne y, Mr. Sylvester, Field -court, Gray's-Inn, London ; or • - Queenborough, Kent: - • George Rotrey and Richard.Swinton, of Great St. Helen's, London, merchants and co-partners, Feb. 7, at twelve, 14, and March 14,, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Foulkes, Southampton-street, Covent-Garden. James Whitehead, of Church-street, Christchurch, Surrey,. hat-manufacturer, Feb. 7, at twelve, 14, and Alarcit 14, at eleven, at Guildhall„,. London. Attorney, Mr. Aley mott. Charlotte-street, Black friar's-road.. • Robert Bank's, of lianThe'r-Ittidge, Lancashire, cotton-menu fadurer, Feb. 23, 24, and March 4, at eleven, at the Wnite Horse Inn, Preston, Lancashire. Attornies, Messrs. Aspclen and Situttleworth, Preston ; or Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's-Inn-siluare, London. DIVIDENDS. March t 4. john Brookfield, late of Alclermanbury, London, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 24. William Whatinan, of Guildford, Surrey, butcher, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • Feb. 26. John Simpson, of Fairford,•Gloncestershire, carrier, at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon, Berk shire • Feb. 26. John Harding, of Abingdon, Berkshire, bookseller and stationer, at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon. Feb. 2t. Edmund Warne, of Tottenham-court-road, Mid dlesex, builder, at twelve, at Guildhall. March to. Carsey_ Bell; of Sampson's-Gardens, St. John, Wapping, Middlesex, master-mariner, at one, at Guild hall. . . Feb. 24. Charles Bristow,-of Newgate-street, London, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. .Feb. to, • John Jackson, of Great Yarmouth, Norfollk, the. mist, at on; at G uildhall, London., Feb. 28. Robert Barred, of Higlt-Stret, Southwark Snrrey linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Lolidtin. Feb, 24. Thomas 1-lattersley, of Holborn, Middlesex; haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 3r. Michael Favcll, late of High-street, Southwark, Surrey, linen-ckrappc, - ttrxt staymaker, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. March 31. Janes Blase Jones; of New Bond-street, Middle. - sex, fruiterer; a,t twelve, at Guildhall. • • Feb. 24. Robert Poole, of Ratclille- highyvay, Middlesex,. 'their-draper; at one, at Guildhall. • Feb. :4. Richard Ockenden..late of flex hill, Sussex, shop., keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. LONDON ; Prinpui b y R ic HARD 'H A k R I s, 01 Ni. 4. Niarilett.court, Bowt:strect ; and pub;ished by IVIt ;.lAM ARMIGER liqftty.rs.of South Moto At the SUN - OITICE,' t, Strand; where Advertisements, Urders fur the Papa, Letter, for the Editor, &c .(Must-paid,), I April ?town and John YoXO 1, of Tatar str .z, St: lames's, W.estmiuster, :shoeinak e rs and co-Pal ; • ue. iP ten,'At Feb - 4 (antes A rrows., : ith, o f Ri c h tr i on d , •Y or kshiri, up' tt, , kt e r cr , a t e le ven , ;it t h e King's .Head, Ri c hmond. t Feb. 26. William I - twin:estop, of M.,tichester, draper, 3 ,eleven, at the tvern, Manchester. 'Feb. 2j. George Lowe and Ch ar le s Lowe, of Amber-Milo Derbyshire, cotton and . silk-spinners and co-partners) eleven, at the Dog I.iverii„ Manchester. • - March 3. boon Ralph Battler and kept:, Battier , , GouLl-square, , Crdtched4riars, London, merchants an' copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall.. , • • • 7 • - C'ER LIFICATES.- .Feb. at., Hodgson Braithwaite, of Aiskevv, Yorkshire, fl ster and comniun-hreWer.. • Cory, oi - Leadeiihall-tireet, London, cheesemanger* .Richard ion, late or the Island of Guernsey, merchant. .1 ohn Facit kiier, ( - ,f Ma Chesbire.,druggist auci grocer' Antbidse Wallace and (Olin l'Ugh, of LioWer Thames-stree t ' siopsellers and co- part4ers. George 111.1ekbuin.e,. of London ' insurance-broker._ Charle. Moody, of Longtown, Cumberland, dealer. Jaut,,s O'Hara, late of Great Newport-street, Westnlint " .? - —.. PARTYVERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G; Adams and T. P. Adams, Minories, upholders. • Wilson,and..W. Hundrill, Swallow-street, smiths. 4 , -• ..Elornby and j. Parkin son "Kirkham Lancashire, WOO 'len:drapers.. • • • ...E. M. And 1. Dallay, manata6turers and dealers ;n silk. 2 R. liturneli v e.,D.. Puma, A. Reed. H. .W..M a i s ter, W. Re:II - Ida:I' jute - Stammington-bridke, Northumber,larl ' cali.o:printers. • Moore and •R - .Howard, Ilyde-mill, Wiltshire clothierS• . Muinford,and 1),. Palmer,t ,Grecnwich, timber-Me' chants. • • • " • J. •G. Qlough, T. Boden, and I. Wray, Derby, de-l' lers t • • .G., Clouglt,and T Boden Wick-Yarn, Derby, dealers T. SConce and: J. Adamthwaitc; Manchester, coal.thefr .• chants,' ••• • W. Nl‘Williams and J. H. Hodson, Carli s l e , check J. •Robinson and I. 111 1 Gowan, New Basinghall-streck tnerdl,ifi.s . . . • - El. Littledale and C. Blockbank, Whitehaven, turer, of tobacco and snuff • ".W. , Not ton, and R Norion, jun, Newark.ii Tll Nottius;hamshire, ni..,•hine Makers., D. . Norman, and o Bristol and NewportC'oal Company, so far as relates to t lO said 1. Cottell., • S. Levy and B. Abraham, Lernan-street, G adman 5 ' fields, hat inanilladurers.. 1, Bury, Salford, Lancashire. and R. Thornton, pool, timber merchants.' e et P i o 6 , m-ri C a 1 tit af e . a:rcift: THIRTY'THOUSAND POUND S certain for the First . drawn Ticket the next Day of Drawing, Wedn6' day, the 4th of February.—There. is no instance to be found in, the history of Lotterie; of so rich a Wheel as the present, viz. TwO Prizes . 0 30,0001. each, 20,c001. e and Two of '&0601. each ; also Four of 10001; and numerous other Capitllgy The:Undrawn Tickets and'Shares are on sal e at - 1--10DGS and Co.'s thfices, Curuhill, Oxfo'rd' street-, atyiSt: James's-sn-eet. Some . . ~, tn oe of the ravourites of Fortune must_ be pre sented with 30,0001. next 'Wednesday mortiing• - ' 1 A very wholesome 13reakfast.-:--BRoor,t aiid ' C9' particularly invite their FriendS . and . the public t° partake of it, at their 'Office, - P57 . , PiccLidilly,..est 3 '' blkhed upwdrdsof Fifty-three-Years. l'weilly.''-5/1 ; Shares of Capital Prizes,' ihcluding a:10,0061. have 1 s'2en sold at the ithove Office Nl' t liiii . tlie ltit Ye;g4 .' The Cordial Baimi.qf -(3ilead is:a Restorative ute .titialled, -a tracer.-of .tlie whole animal limaigo' • ► This Remedy, this Balm, is now, in the highest r e ' puto„it is resorted to 45y-the ,fil:st., nobility and gentri i iii the united;iingdom_i every day 'adds more 1- ',: corniurus to . , the . virtues .of thi s exa lt e d me dicinc" thau, can possibly -be published • yet those case: I. which .fr9.l - n time to time have app s ace d i n the.pobi il I. Pri nts, : are• s 9 conyincing, , ve,e4 atte,,t-1 , D a t -s - ',...t0",. or4ilildly in their nature, 117 that : p7son 7 Lt•At: void of fr . helief -indeed ) ._ wAt . ),, dpes .. not, attach cred t° t h,eni... ..-. . . • - SHIP . . . POOLE, JANuAr.v36i. Arrived—the A I fred,, Pruttsk..,- twin Atoton • Hope , fr6in Exeter ; .•isi)..itt:h, ' Pike, Azt , lu' .IDryburgli, and Romulus, Priur, :rum 1.-ond:.n. sailed—the Elizaheth,'Mdrtin, ror i Lundon. ; Robert- George,..l3etnan, for S: , utilinittoii;•.,:).nn e trect,-and. Lc' • ik,bson, fur I..iegioul. . , CRAVrS JA . ,3c7. . • * d , Passed by—the Witham, lierbiee Caleo, mart, from 13(;stoa ; lobannes, Basson, .atr..l Albert, tvlurl'an .. sion-, from . • ,••• ~.-- -BIRTHS. On Friday last, at rat Hall, Kent, the Lady of Perciiw H. Dyke, Esq. of a Dauir,hter. - The same day, at his house •in VVelbeck.street, the I. , ' d f of. Colonel F. Dillon, it a Daughter. On Saturday evening, at Guildhall, the Lady of the Litt Reinon!brancer, of a Son ; her twelfth MARRIED. On - Thursday last, at Crawley, E. Oslebar, Esq. to Cha r ' lotte, daughter of the late Rev. D. 5i,, p , 00. On Saturday last, at llittninglyin,• Thomas Parkin, E 2 4? l of LornhardLstreet, Merchant, t o Mi ss liughes; daughter o theate William Hughes, E sq . o f W est B rum wich,"l7°Ar . DIED. - Lately, it:Poole, .john Bird, Esq. aged 8; years, an 4 1 ; dernian, and one of the oldest Members of the-- Corporati ° of that Town. On Tuesday last, at Cardiff; Mrs. ThomaS, wife of • Thomas, jun.. Esq. of Llanbrarach: Ou Wednesday, at the same place, Mrs. -Frazier, wife of. lanies Frazier, Esq. of King's Castle, , near that Town. • The same day, Mr. Sid ney M oss, of Long Dition, r , rey: On Thursday last, at his f'ather's house in Wel l4 - I°° ; square, Captain Wright, of the zd Loyal Regirneut T° Munk:Es Militia. The some day, at Hatfield, Herts, in her 75th rear, M rg ' Mar y Ross. _ _ • On Friday last, at Wanstead, Essex, Ms. Doorman' . r . the 69• th year . of her age. The same evening, at his house in LoVe-lane, Mr. Ate lg ; 'ander Crawford, inahy years Of the London Assurance, tyro h On the 24th -inst. at BetAvick-upott-Tweed, in the or year of his age, John Clarke,- Esq. of Tobago. - On Wednesda y se'nuight, Mr. Willi am C ooper , f o rmerli a Bookseller on thu rket- tlill, 'Cambridge.. •de, On Sunday sennight, aged 68, the' Rev. •H umphrey • Vicar of Bourn, and alsoof Dowsby, bot IA in lincoinshire*. st On the 1.8 h u: t. at a wry advanaed age, the Rev. 1 3 4 - V tl ia "Probe ti y, .Dcan or - Li► RettOr of Doddingtoti , "., .t hle df E y, , •antt of T hornhiugh'and Wansford, in Noo' at - 44)110k; and lOricerly of Jesus Co:lege-. l' It t1....'b, 01 , .1 te./CA S .seilitnAy.. Bank Stock, 21S ''''' Rolla Stock, Navy r; per Leo: 95 - 951 . I ULU iinitdS, as. 3s. pr. S per Cent. 1 797, • , South Sc.-I-Stock Irish s pa Cent. : . 4i . ( E ). x. n c n i: j e u 44 nl l , ldis, is'. di.s. f 5. r r per lent. So i f . '; per Cent totcd. 6; 4 6 . 2 in ' . I nipc:hl 3 per Cent. 6 1 3 per Ct COn 621 61; i.6z 1 Ditto ;too. g 1-16tii , 6 , •liatvc. 1.. Ann 17 t t :3 -16 thsi I Cons. dur z6th4t.l). 6 3 8 Ditto • Short Ann. Z HIGH WATER AT I.ONOON BRI1)GE TO-M • ROW. • tf• Morning, 41 min. after to. Afternoon, 15 ruin. after . - stre t, Grosvenor-sciare . au st . be Eiddresstx.i.