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- - t nvtrtr.tarA .- cr. . . COURT Or KINU's BENCII, wk Jut CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. C Anson' applied to the Court on hehalf of a Inns, respeetalile gentternan of lark, Mr. Vat limy. W!O was a person of very cor.siderable property it that part of the kingdom, and one of the Deputy Lli.ntroants of that roomy, fo, leave to file a Crimi nal Information against Mr. Jameson, an Attorney of that Cool t, resi :ing at York, for publishiog a most scandalous and maJcinus libel against the iso mer grntlemaii, first in Tn.- lank Herald, and attn. war.is posting it up on church-doors thioue,hent various pans n 1 that city. This libel was publi-bed in the shape of an Advei tisement,entitled ''Rcw so," in large capitals, a thipgi of all others (the leaned Counsel oitserved). calculated to excite general inte. rest, and particularly adapted to draw the public at tention. 11r...1.11a1M , n (ilecontinned), front some most extraindinaryniostaketwmisapprehrnsion,entertained an id. a. that Mr. Yarberi y, confederating with some other persons, had catered into a plot or conspi racy against his ads ; and, with this singular im pressinn on his mind, caused tta. advertisement in qu attion to be published in Tee Y..el Herald. The miner of that respeetable paper inadvertent ly, in the hurry of Lrt.laess, inserted it, in that part of his impression which was genet ally circu lated throughout the enantty ; but. the following day, lie whirls omitted it, takinit the blame on him self, of ever having inserted it at all ; nor was it the intention of his client to move any thing against him. This advertisement, after stating, in very singular terms, that a pahlkan, through the inter ference of Mr. Yarben y, had Mama to furnish the anchor and his friends with a dinner, offered a re ward of ten gui'reas ter the disclosure of the names of any of the conspirators who bad beer. leagued with Mr. Yarberry, and by some of whoa; the stir- Illsp-leather of the saddle, belonging to his grey gelling. was cot. one eight on his way home, for the purroo of enslangeting his life ; and further stating his apprehensions for his Ilk, which these sons had threatened to take away. Lord Et.t.tuaoil CIL 0.1 here asked Mr. GAltleir whether this strange composition did not carry wits] it strong internal evidence of a deranged state ei mind The Learne4 Counsel enafissael it might be so • still there was some danger that the lenity ti e Court might be inclined to grant, might possibly ex tend to too great a length. Their Lordships w e ig h; consider, that a man w could write such an adver tisement, was capable of going much farther ; sad it ant unfniqueotly that insanity was a cloak fee the Macho' ssOdignity. However, if the Coon would grant dhe emsditioaal Role. upset abet Geetlerean's twain mohair same agai-st sow ef the faeoesight eppaar. led ibis Lordships would thee he Nate, ebb la pear el the real state of hie mind. The cherubs, aedrank of *r. Yew berry, stood se high in the pile wrimesiom he was well assured he would oat wait aaykapeeper me of their Lerdabilea hadelseMati sad ha wee ma. Asian if it so tamed eat. the the Delhedeet was vs • a &rayed _rime of mind. Mb them did net by say Seems limed pressing the limiress. The Covet greeted a ceedideeel rule. lit Lisa 0. /Milt{ oases. PA Ms. Sarre estreod the Court on behalf of the 11-ferulant. lab* had boas oetlawed, to reverse the judgment of °adultery is this ease, the Defendant having pleaded that he was out of the kingdom. The Sot. ic tos-G , for the prosecution, confessed the error in judgcoeitt. and admitted the The Daleadast was accordingly admitted to bail. isa is. sraaeseir e ease. ma assist. BILES. :sq. g JOll6 filest, VA. Seed eribra. This million. and two others, wire tried the last day of the Sittings after last Tarn; sad were brought to recover the meant of the expences and costs of the Plaintiffs, in defending_ a petition pre ferred by the Defendants, against their klataims for the Borough of East Grinstead, which patinae hod been decided to be frivolous and vexatious. It ti*' agreed. no the trial, that verifies should be for the Plaintiffs, subjeft to a hasty appliesi ni erst, the Court. Mr. Ci.irroao now moved the Corn to set aside these yerdilks and eater nonsoits, under the statute of the gfith of his present Ma' y, chap. St. After a short coaversarjoa between the SoLterTOlt Mo. Eastiry and other Gentlemen. ma 'both sides it was agreed to reduce the question into a special case, for the future conddetatiou et their Lordships: •lIICMDIACOW al. owes. 'Tins chaise was brought - few the purpose of trpiail m the Degodant's right or fishery se that peet:l4: r i tivei Dulhin, angy/ thievegb a ein , e Sit of Wickham, derided! to die Plaintiff by the ci ltoefifisecl. who was the Lewd of that Manor. This case came oe epos mothet for a amotrial. and occsipied severst holm (tithe time of tbeCoart. involving varies. questions epos ancient rams. se Cr: hack as ;hi reign of Richard 11. 'll4 Court, after leastists Mr. Selma 5,v 4, T. and other Counsel, is support of the rule, postponed the further C.3.6itiCt scion of tyre cause for a Suture day. CoMstoo4lll42. CliaWeLelt• was an Aloe on a special combs*. brought ..ito t recover the v•lne. of a quantity eir owshi,ye geese sold to thepefendant. the - was skied Lotd - _ cantle .._ h f ,re ..1 Child JUSIICAD !t. i A 1 , 4%/110. is the tittltar after last Sessions, AL GUlgllllll. It ,thorn appeared. that the Plaintiff, Win was ' a Alava dmiser, had by chance got poesessioss of the greater part of a cargo of Cheshire as se.which he agreed to bell to the Defendant, who' dealt is that ,sots le. Toe price had been Szed between them. and it was agreed that the Plainer should on i mauve the else se from the place they awl o•-. Moped is Ms ....a I•r-use, 'ut.til the Defendant sm.• for them. Ti.l% agreement was, hoe ever, slien, a . t 1,.. P1...n00il to Id removed diem into his shop. *bout halt an bout before the D r nnda of sen foe them ,4.0 - ropad. the 1/efeadaat refs., • to alma .....;. ..,,,.....• . . 7:,,,,, 1.ta1,.. cheese had h. ,n da 1114101. • ''' o w : , 7 of u gh'Mica. duo i b- - •• ee. e '7. 1 ) 3 1 ikg that short period. The Jun- were of opinion, that this could not have injured them materiallj, and tound a verdiU for the i'laintiff. Serjeant Coe:att.]. this day moved for a condi tional retie to set aside the verdiCt, and have a now tral, on the wounds, that it was obtained contrary to evi,lence, and against the opinion of the Lord Chief Justice who tried it. The Lordrt hint Justice being absent. Mr .Jus tiet HIATH. and the other Judges, concurred en granting the Learned Serjeant a rule nisi, ex pressing a wish, that the Chief Justice who pre sided at the trial. would be present at the showing Caine. NAVAL INT! LLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2t. The De%awe, Tornsant, and Vail, Trafalgar ships, are taken into Dock to he repaired ; and the Ganges and the Pr lees, are under repairs, for commission. The Peek frigate, Capt. Oswald. was taken out of dock yesterday. e!Amilebie frigate, which ar rived on Wednesday from the Mediterranean, brought a convoy, which went for the Downs under charge of the Neley sloop. The Jamaica frigate was released from quaran. tine thi, morning. She left Halifax in August last, whither she carried a convoy from this port : she afterwards went to Gibraltar, from whence she sailed on the 13th of December, aid from Lisbon on the 30th ult. with a convoy for England, in company with the Constance frigate, Captain Grif fiths. Arrived the larenugeret frigate from the Downs; and the Chilicra brig, born the Mediterranean. JAM. 25. Nothing arrived or sailed this day.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, JAW. 23. Came in the Varna. and Elisabeth, Richardson, from St. Michael's. Sailed the Druid frigate for Ireland, and the Ilar 4nin armed ship on a cruise.—Wind S.W. FALMOUTH, JAN. 22. Arrived the Primer of Wolfs packet, Harris, from Lisbon, with Mails, is twelve dal-s; left there the Tossooliesal, which arrived out in five days. Sailed the Brothers, Pucky, from London; Busy, Arnes, from Swansea ; and the Betsey, Collins, from Bristol. TOMMY, JAN. is. Arrived lay evening, the Theifeur, from Ply mouth ; and the Noir frigate, from Portsmouth ; and this day arrived a King's brig, from the Medi terranean, with dispatches. The Custom-house boat is just gone on board for the dispatches, as the brig is put under quarantine. I have not heard what news she brings. DOVLR, Jail. A private letter lately received at Deal, mentions, that from the keg duration iif the Westerly winds, some Akers, who sailed from thence, several weeks since, for the purpose of joining Rear-Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, at Plymouth, had not, at the time of dispatching it, reached their place of destination. An order has hem issued by the General corn• mending the Garrison of Dover. for the centric+ not to interfere with the persons privileged to shew the Castle to sernagers. who may have previously re. ceived panes so visit the upper works. saac, JAS. St. Sailed the homeward-bound vessels, which ar rived yesterday, for the River and Standgate Creek ; also the Le:eat, Smith, from Zante. Put back the B►warsirk, Shaw, bound to Ja maica. with the kiss of bowsprit. and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. Wind S.W. . . JAS. 25. Arrived the Elphinetenr, --, from the river, bound to the Ent Indies ; and the Otter sloop of war, from a cruise ; and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last—Wind S.W. .—.... FROM LLOYD'S LIST. (leAttics'', JAN St -Pawl by the rhea, TuVork, from Lisbon.-Sailed the Marqun of Huntley, Fisher, and the hem'', Clifton, for the omit of Africa. A L.. In Yarmouth Reads-The Boyne, Read, freak Merritt. At Hull--Indultry, —; and the Venenode, --., from Memel ; and the IConmgibursh, —, from 5 i l ta. At Searthwough-..the tieorge, Haynes, from (Gun. In the Drowns-the Witham, Colburn, from Venice ; At. !antic, —, from Gibraltar; Phoebe, IVyatt from Malta ; Catharine, ---in, free Mt-an Mary, Brown, Palermo; Elitiheth, Appleton • !Ind ttbe Levant, Miller *torn Zama. At Ceireev-the Alierdeen, Lasebten, from Virginia;\ Polly, Sinclair, hem Trieste ; Suomi% Pearson; sad the Emanuel, lielburg, from Sicily, At Plimunth-the Sitarists, lindy, from New York ; and the t'dintrad, ?Man, from --. At Postr-tlare Mincers, BAUM, from Lisbon. At Iliietnl.-ther froviekte,----. y mm d*,,, ; s o d 4,,, Ella. 1/ 01 5. Ikein Opes 66 , At Milford-Mho lam. Gallop; and the Down, —,yeas bPsewe M Llvetrelf-the Gond Intent. Sermon ; Rex, lon, Very Ann, illaldeembe ; Paris, Gomm& : and the dEnlio . wile s % tr o oLjeb e s ; 14,,,,e, —..., from Charleston . ; Triton, Nermsid, drem Memel. Ann. NM% from rialnlit ; Marls ,1110rilL &Abitibi Hardware, —, limn New York. 1 At Loewe--dhe Atnetitta, Barnet, from ditto. At Whithr-vtlie Aellesen, Dwienwe,lteen Diabetic. At Lidlieni•-eke Joplin, , boot Lnavlm. ; Ligon', *.swath, dam Cork; Neptune, ham, (rem Deigns; and the Ak,,,, i ,1 e , —, has NenimmahwitL At Mialeirs-ohm LlinterM, —, hem litts ; aid the Phanis -....14n5ti Lewdest. At Me , Y o m-dis Chatham', Mason; Neptune, Stanton; 'Atlsistir. Vows; his. —; 561 y, Cattle; Waalainitno, human; Flea, Iliental ; and the la/descry, -••-••-, Irmo Liverpaid. As itesto n .-din NuOhtm, —., hem ditto; Scipio CP Hit, liens the ark t Ma, S in k; and the Rossini, Id ieholsun„ IMO 1110101164.101. .. from the Clyde. A useetitg took place, a few days siert, near Ips wich. between a W. R. and Lieut. of a re giment in die neighbourhood. The parties ap prated on the ground early in the mowing, attended by their seconds ; but whea the ground was nark ed out, the son of Mars disoes*red that be had left his pistols at lime; in coninweence of this for tunate ckearnstanee. and the interference of the seconds, the parties agre.d to retire and Avast their Twee; as they had began it, sit. over a bottle.— '" rig/ had the preceding ~snag, in company with Twveril tubers, seetilleed rather freely to the jolly god, when Mr. k (who is an Hibernian) is order to utilise thy ooinpeny with, allarrief IL, cat of the • . . "'.. " t1+:034 D.tt S diEETTE4 . : 1611 LITA ICY pßomovutt. • - War-Otiire; Jan. 25, 1606. Calltritai , ff f o ii, Csrshaltun Volunteer Infantry, sighe.l bs b•ol the e the ei Surrey. . . . . . Lieutenant James Gray to be Ca;itain, lice etudes, resigned. Dec.l Jlll 6, 16476. PARTNERSIIIPS DISF`OLVED. John Brig: and Thomas RenAalson, of Salford and Man clnater, car the soo.ity at Lancasser,sliitc.smith May 89, W. tl-nstis and f. Lane, of Yeatchuich•huddings, att,...eys, Nor 5,1805 Samuel Hamer Oates, Josiah Henry Oates, David !fad ton, and George Hardtst), of Lecis, in the county of cttants. Dec 31, 180. David Hardie and Samuel Sattsitheraite, of MAichister, in the county of Lancaster Dec. 23, 1803 Joseph Buclainger and Benjamin Sharp, nwaceetlers. Dee 31, 1805. J,,seph Bnothby and Jahn Eccles, of Sheffield, linen and seoollm-dra,•,ers. Mar 181%5. Charles Miller, Chrisupher Nockrlls, James Riser, and John limy, in King street, In tho city of London, calico-;nin. tern and ittaiinfactiire:s. J.ll I, 1804. 5W.3111114 Lewitt,: and 11,11C1 Caoser, of in the county of Lancaster, coopers. Dec.3l, Henry Her,ee and William Kingsbury, of Merton, in the county of Sorrel., calico-printers. Jan. 83, 166,;. Edward Banks, G-oree Ilatri.on 1- wk., Henry IViight, and George Spencer, in the loan of hottiiiihaiti. Jan. 22, 1806. Wit!'artl R4terl, jun. of London, merchant, and Francis Hunter and William,- Hunter, of 4Ln:bee, merchants. Sept. 1804. William Harwood, William Marulen the Eider, Wdli.im Marsden the Younge-., and Reoboll ellwi3. of ShefFe'.l, iii the county of York, tiinberniterchane , , ba,lde:l, earioiters, Joint tradrts, and Aealsrs Jon 1506. Sitlittli Frain and Joseph ll•ockhunit Sumner Erockhurst, of lines Arm:-yard, Lendnn, merchants. Dee. 31, 1603 Christophe- Love and Alexand:r Kelly, of Old bond strc!r, jewellers. Dec. 11, 581)3. 'Thomas Smith and George lc , leve, of Wood.street, iu the coy of LOIKI•ni, iaratiners. J4ll. 93, 18416. 161NK mirror FNIARGF.D. Macpherson, laic of Maiden-lam., London, suraw hat-eininfacturer, dealer and Chapman, foam Jan. 11, to Feb. 1), at te.ii, at Guildhall, London. FIANKRUPTS. Franck Strarey, of Wind.or, in the twilit, of Eerk , , groce., dealer and chapm .n, to surrender, Feb. 1, a, at one, :art >twat b, at twelve,at Guildhall, London. Attornei., Mciirs. Watkins and Cooper, Ness-square, London. Spencer Co opt n, late of New-greet, Bi.l.onitrate-street Without, in the cm! of 11-olidou, merchant, to -urrender, Feb. 1,4, and March 6, at one, at Guddh: - .11. Attismey., !ileum. Mayo and Peruse, Clo.ds.lale. John Grainger, of 011alSw .n-litre, in the city of I..indon, broker, dealer and chapman, to annotate', Jan. 178, F.A. 11, and March 8, .it ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Toast, Fishmonger's-hall, Thames street. Edward Hargrave, late of Whitcomb-street, in the county of Middlesex, but now of Lowe: Tooting, in the county of Surrey, dealer arid chapman, to suit:oiler, Jan. 28, Feb. B, ant March 8, at elevra, at Guildhall, Lorulon. Attorneys, Messrs. Crosfierl and Moore, Salisbury-street, Strand. Willi in Charles Thomas, et . Nicholas-lane ' London, me-- chant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb 1,4, an. March 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mews. hilandfoirt and Sweet, King's Bench-walk, Temple James Nevin, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, ' and Henry Nevill, of the township of Witten, in the said county, mattnn•matiufacturerr, dealers, cli• mien, and copart ners, to surrender, Feb. 6, at five, 7, and March 8, at ten, at the Castle Inn, in Fliackburn, lus Manchester. Attorney% M.ssit. &aids% nth and Nevill, Blackbarn, arid ?deists. Milne and Pany, Old Jewry. James Webb, of Afniilion, in the county of Northampton, laceinan, deakr and channian, to GUIRIVItf, reh. 1,8, and March 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodair. Attorneys Messrs. Batchelor and Potts, No 5, Hare-court, Temple. William Gwillram Jones, of the tennis of Si nt Philip ant Jacob, at the county of Giouctster, preset, packer, d-a'cr and chapinan, to surrender, Feb. 10, 11, and March 8, at um, et the house of Mary Bailey, known by the sign at the Fill Moon, in the city of Bristol. Attomess, Mr Thomas Stoke; Chepstow, and Mr. James Platt, Bride-cows Bridge-street, Londun. Christnpher Nuttal, of Manchester, in the county of Lan caster, r, dealer arid chaprain, to surrender, Fe bruary 9, 12, and Martin 8, at throe, at the Do: Tare: ti. in Manchester. Attorney., Messrs. Halstead and Arnswinth, Manchester; and Mews. Milne aid Part), 1/1.1 Jewry, London. Thomas Moat, of Halifax, and George Panter, of Northow ram, in the panth rat lialnae, in the er.unty of York, mane facturers a cotton goods, dealers and chap:nen, to surrender, February 17, 18, and March 11, at eleven, at the bows tir.. Charles Kershaw, the sign of the Waite Lion, in Halifax Attorneys, Mr. Smith, Hama-garden, Liarldn; arid Mr. Rainsden, Halitaa. Robert Atkisson, of Manchester, in the eoerty of Lan caster, innkeeper, dealer teed chapman, to surrender, January 27, 31, and March 8. at two, at the house of Richard RICH. mold, the sign of the Coach and Horses, in Deansgate, jib Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Redhead, Manchester ; and Messrs Mine and Parry, OW Jewry, London. John Sdarples, of in the county of Lan caster, cotton-tnanufactueer, to surrender, February 4,5, awl March 11, at eleven, at the house of Jante• !kliciseall, the Golden Fleece. in Preston, in the county of Lancaster. At. torneys, klesirs. Grimshaw and Palmer, Preston; and Mn. Henry Blakelnek, Temple, London. John Port, of Cheethom-hill , nest Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, innkeeper, victualler, dialer and chapman, to surrender, February In, 19, aril \larch 8, at three, 'at the Dag 'Parent, in Dean gate, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Foulker and Ifieson, Manchester ; and Meats loathes and Longdill, Gray's 1n,,, London. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, in the county of Osfnrd, moos:, ' draper, dealer and eliapman, to surrender. February 7,8, and March 8, at eleven, at the White Lion, in Halibut,. Alto , nays, Messrs Watford. Golby, and Watford, Banbury t and Mews. Meyrick and Broder*, Red Laos-square, Londun. Daniel Dtsen, of Kingsland road, in the county of Middle. ma, med.rean, dealer and chapman, to aut. cider, J.rnwary 33, at twelve, February 14, and March 8, at ten, at Ortddriall, Loadou. Mimicry, Mr. Bous6tld, Booverie-street, Feet serest, London. WAllset Mite, ef the cite of Norwich, haheniasher, dealer and chapman, In rurreoder, February 3, 10, and Mann three, at the Algal Inn, situate in the parish of St. Peter of Mancruft, in the city of Norweh. Attorneys, Mews Foster, San, and Untliatik, Notelet. DIVIDtND3 Jet y It. Georr Soangall, tate of St. Peteestitirgh, n o the Empire of R un,a, bat tnen of IL o.kheatla, 11l the coo .tv of Kent, merchant, dealer mid chauniss at twelve, at tend. hall, London. V 1. Luke Burtlsall , of Southampton, in the Cour tr of Southampton, draper, dealer and chaplain, at ter..or, at Cuddhall, London March 4. James Upton, of Red Lion•streat, Clerkenwel', in the county of Mlddlesen, pocket•book. maker, dealer and chairman, at te glee, at Guildhall, Linulda. Feb 15. Thomas Bevan Farmer, of R tlkerhithe, in t' , e cnunty of Suivey, carpenter, at twelve, at Geildlial',Lnwicm. Feb 18. Jobs Natter, of itbrit mon-strove, in the lamough of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, cheasemunger, dealer and chaptaan, at twirlse. at Guildhall. London. • Fele. $B. Thomas Walker, of Homer% in the county of Stir fo.k, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London Feb_ 11. Henry Hewitt, Henry Rock. said Thomas NMI.. thwarts. sow car late of Sheffield. in thn cotter) of York, silo,-platers denies and ,hapeses, at two, at the ?enu re. lnn, in Sheffield Feb. It. Henry Hewitt, now or Ice of 'Sheffield. in rise could? ef Volk. silver-aater, 4. aster and diaper-its at two, at the tontine Inn, in Slerffield. Feb 11. Henry Rock. now or late ef Sheffield, in thermunry Qin o l dster, dealer mid Omens., at toe, at do Tontine fort, is hheffield Feb. I; "'WAN Rearaliell and rsizak Breaths/I, lam of • Ponniieffo, in the pariah of ShafFr!cl . 11 the V.M. motels and factors, at two, at the Tuntturr Lin, hi 1 Filar:int Wainurial,t. of Transe, in the counte of O. f o al, butcher, at ten, at 'he White hart Ina, in [ha cutionaui hoot.. IS tVdhnm 1.1 , ,,;0fter., Sion Cole:e Canillit. Len. inercliAn , a t ten, at C..ildhall Yr. Antliczy Eeek, o f Oxfoni. ~met, in A.. moon»v „f M• idleerx, sadlar, dealer and ehap.nan, at twelve, as tou;i4„ li.•1„ LOll.lOll. ro, William aoruitear, late of Sheiiherd street, Ok. f,.,d 'nett, as the coAntt , of Idtdrl: a Ix, laradrlayar, deal chrptuan o at twelar, at Guadita.l, London. Nathan Paiker, of West Auklan 1, in the eounty of Durha.n, larandip merchant, realer and chainuan, at ten, at London. Feb e 2 Frederick George Irialuar, of Rrightl•elmerone, iu _ the co•onv of Sussex, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, • Mar4h I Thomas Johnson and David 3 mea, of N new gate, in the county of mists, drogg nis , iles:ers and ..hipinen, at eleven, at Girldha3, Lemion Feb 13. Julia Cell: rd the younger, of {lle city of Cantor - bitty, hop stealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Fb. YR Benjamin Gloom?, late of Re:dmin, in the count.. oi Lincoln, bens iouber, dealer end diapason, at ten, u t.h e h on ., of Mr Konen Foreman, known by the sign of the Saracens Head, in the city of Lineal. Feb. 17. John Liminl, late of 14 idg !water, in the counts , of Somerset, dealer and at elese.i, at t..e Span Inn. ill the city of Wes. Feb. 19. John Mayhew the younger, of Wigmorr-sir- t, Cav , milith•s mare, in the county id Mid lle , ex, cabinet maker, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jau. 41. William Davie., late of the city of Hereford, Mail. man, at eltven. at the Greyhound bill, in the city Here- Feb. 14. George Dugan', of Upper Cmisvenor-:.laee, in the county Of Middlesex, victualler, dealer mid chairman, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Feb. IS. Charles Archer, of ftirming" , a-s, in the minty of %Varivick, hatenda.lier, Jester and chapman, al elxven, at the Rayal Dow, ill Templcrow, Birmingham. CF.RTIFICATF.S--Fra. 15. Janie , Perkins, of Birmingham, in the con:ity of Warwick, factor, dealer and chapman. Aylinor Stops -4, of Britwea Priors, in the county •f (*ford, dealer and chapman. Charles Archer, of Birmingham, haberdasher, de, ler and chap. inln. ammo Maairy,,fNeit-stmet, in the pciah 4 St Cathorthe, within the Liberty of the T..wef, In the eauuty of NLddle.. see. wheeßneer, dealer and eheptnes. -- MEETINGS OF CREOI CURS AT GUILDHALL. tru-ei..aeow. M. t. Henry Nochn'soa, late of grid; • street, Wear f otter, but now 4 Itishme+gate..t,eet, Londua, tilk.rnen:cr 310 1111.!dlesex, victua.ler .1 11 - Senjamin tent, Taakentaaau- -y 4 I °orlon, m -rehxr.t 1 I J An Henry Scitalei , :er, How- . ...a . 1.."16. 0.1, 111e , ch.nt. 11 Wil!samOsblimn,llts:mas utreet, St John, Soul a., ark, Surrey, cicalae an corn a.ad euala - 11 James Tatketialm, Weud street, Cheamide, Loaadurs, drugg.it Marisa° Bo vi, Piet di: y, St. Jlints Westmu.ster, dle•ex, p.insseller - 10 Julio Watts, el-per Triames.str..-e4 Lor.don, wholesale grocer - 10 CF RTIFICATI - Iobo Steen', late of Wapping-wall, in the enmity of 1,10 , 1's sex, lilt now of Wanton-equate, ut the said cuunty, &Isla sod Allmon Themes ul4feld, of Bolton-le Mows in tits carnti of Lance ter, irsolree r rer, dealer and c +ratan. Sataitif—Coareisioa of Sr PA at all die ',AIL*: ritiv: OF IRISH Sn'alt:lCS—Jan. le. Gov. tlebe ,, t..res,3 pec Cent .... ... 92.4 93 R.lal Canal I.nan, 6 per cent 93 Ditto Stork, 4 per Cent ~ 994 , .u.. 1 - COURSE or ExcliANuE—FAn.:4. Bmsteestar: .... _7 3 2 I!. (emus— ..... .48 Ditt•D st Sight .. '6 6 Venice 591 1t0tr....1.. , ...... II 16 2 IT. Losta..n Hanilsurgh /4 4 tiU. °p.n.. 5P.4 Altuna "4 7 2.V. 111u1.I,n Pans I day's date /9 It Cork 13 D.ti.. Bourdca,sx .... /5 16 110.reuvi , Gold in C.og. Ca.lss —in paper end Its.. tree es. .. Ditto 30 Sleet. Neva 1.11..ub:0i.0s .. —. Mad•s4 Dian . bi4boa 98 New Lou.. reel .. ...s. .......... Leghwn 501 k g - r, , .41 du Bank 01 Heitlaren Naples 441 b ;ter Cent. 131151ni on L.oninn .'Jan. 17, lll It-Irast on London Jan 10 , Helton on D..hlin ' Ihtto 1.61 day, 4l . MARIMIGE. ths Saturday, tt.rt 1 t. int at Irettherne Chene., Choate, Wilot.b.ou Linton, leg e.ciant SOO 1.0 LgeatunAsq. of Patton Park, ‘l. P. fur wit. Coate.,' 4. Sins Sy k,es, I.‘ungrst daughter of the Lite Sir Christup iiri *Yee*, & t. of Sledniere !louse, in the county of York DEA f lIS Lately, avert near 11 1 ,1.,hoitarttett,hephe.d to Mr. T:Al tlrAge, of C4.,:dutro, twat Maidenhead, API" Iv< Amass,. ..r -7001. wit Crorid eareoraled an ditf.nend pans of hi hoist:. Ou Weleeeday LW, Mrs Raamay. wile of of PI,If urorref•ally 111111 t rited.-ler death was OCCSIAIh“dI by tiki.a4 a large quanthr of laudanum' in mirth., HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT lOND‘IN Slore 46 wit after 6. 1 .... 5 tnin. artor 7. SALE BY AUCTION. ...—s--• • CHTLTEhIII AM At th. V: isee tin, in Chatenha ,s, To-MORROW, de .: • :•ls ann.. at Plea ...'Cioek in the A fterolia, ..tnect t.. a.. is efolleCtiolig or Sale as 56.111 be them and thtie produced.... lr i (b `; i st 'ad carob, , , to 1.0.. a.. Lot. 1. HEEL DWELLING HOUSES, in ttpr oc,L:::.tion of Ssmiroa, .---s bn.sU... a n d —4 r•mnyveli, with a lasg. Rut of Garden Litue.ll4, I,,ed behind the aria, sod exisq.d.ni inerersni to • Li.. called V.'s lbek•lane, its Cheltenham al•resa:d Lot. t. A D.6:1414 House, in the accupvtinn est .--.. l)ruoks., and she Gateway, astsvhoute. sod Uoshoisse, ••.,1 :hostler 'ref CIA .4 Carden Ground aJjniinoi, awl losseill 'limy s.. she toeh•e-envotionsd lane, and lea,' neat t.. Lee I. w Let I. A ihr..lling-hospe and stah:ss, in It e , CCUTI-thena elf Willem U.d, together with a 11J041.ne, rss* mad a• a Issen, and ,in•stliz.... !Art* 11:4 of Giorlen tkoun4 •4 10 ,0n,r, air.. ter ien•Tisist an tile tan e afisrOsa . :4, tell flint swot to Lot le. The altene-m,sti.suist "Plimasies an, Iscil si:oats d i tied rum* tile pride4pel it-net us time town sit Chels.nba SI. "Sit iotel. nli Enadinge ma! 1%110.141 c.ensert.4 isic.• LArne.hesmse.. •.14 1... M, OFices : ant the Land adjum , hy, 01...11 a* 1 .(14,11. , 411IP quail', a^.,,1- tile et-Nest Cirive,i.n:ey fa. ii,e, eetetr. a*, of r • lie evil ,st:nn or gardese, which ru Cheiicisnam • is Oily ads vittle.Al•. Toe p••••••• are herd moats Ctleirde C Arita Celege: t): fled. fse a ge' al ..i.l .fu., r.ne.,lii • at the ai.d cit covey *even • and -it.-en year. are feiiii einelpited. The •.I,.efforeiatiestysera lire wily temant• has year id yeac„ and risiessl.n er.sy downy tel Pod Y•se a view oath, pessai awl, ap;slicati ,n my be mode so t - • tanar,ta; and, or elder I alsesean, an:sh i., IAI , . Tit , . Ci • - evel,w ; Ms. s :amine,. I,:eve et. •.1.. 11 uoyAt, cr.AVA•nft-r. .t Mr. Smith, at al.- Ps• h, ir(L'lrev.e. his ;Jr to - T W. , ...... , 1 ssi:ls:rt,e, in V 1 vrtzhet.rnl. —l)e.: 10. 1- -, Umisoa I—rtmvli b? G. 11.0AlditrAi.01... 17. t 1• • aill/ Street, C,..nt GM/e. , 010 Patei.A.'S er .n &Ace. N , b.R. , k 'or St. Overt h. W. STUCK, of so. 7. Neer Iler.a.t. Aternt,, ? •• &c tr.r the' Pa,wer, NJ% t.. Lt.. be ite., attabadad u. I 3 'I 46; the plat Tito 4 , H. lON Kr 1 F. t:z i Ru 3 lan 31I"