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IP; 1;i "' f~, IMPEItIAL P.IIILIAAIENT. TIOUSE OF 1.01 DS t Wp)Nr.sp.ty, Drc. 15. JUDICIAL BUSINESS. Nearly arewhole of their Lordship silting was occupied in this department of their liu:,;ness. In the cause of " Smith, .Graham,,and others, v. Robertson', Forsyth, and CO." Counsel were partly beard.—The further discussion of the case wigs postponed, until certain documents from the Court of Admiralty should be laid -before the Hon Se. In that of Grant v Grant; on the consideration of judgment, the Lunn CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that the judgment of the Court of ,Sesimi should he reversed ; and said, he would prepare find lay before the House to-morrow the form in wdrich lie thought their Lordships decision should be made. • ln the cas;e ofAvkins v. the King, theNnble end very Learned Lord seemed of opinion, the judgment of the Cour: below should be confirmed by their LOrdshipi. A proposition to whichelfeet be should submit to . the 11oubie on Friby. On the further conSideratibn of the Fen Branch of the Roxburgh k.ause, or BeHewlett Kerr r. the Duke of Roxhurtrh ; .• The Lotto Cii,o4cet.t.ott addressed the House at great length, and took a copious xiew of the different points and bearings of the case, as well As the course of its discussion in the Scots Courts. Thu inclination of his Lordship's opinion seemed to be that the Fens were bad ; and on Friday morning, be said he should submit that whi c h he thought should be their Lordships decision upon the case. I,,ordships then proceeded to transact the Legislative business, in the coarse of which, the East India Circuitous Trade Bill passed through a (..!ontinittee of the whole House, and was reported 'without any amendment. The Five Millions tkchequer Bills, the French Wines, and the Portsmouth Works Bills, were read a second time, and ordered to be committed. The East India Duties Bill, the India Chartered Ships, and the Itorne-made Spirits Interchange Bills, yr efe read a third. time, and passed, and messages ordered to acquaint the Commons there ivith.—Adjourned tilt to-morrow. ROYAL ACADEMY. On Friday, the 10th-instant, being the Anni versary of the Institution of the Royal Academy of Arts, a General Assembly of the Academicians ioili. Was held at their apartments in Somerset Hcitise, when the following distribution of Premiums took place, viz. l— ii. To Mr. Joseph Kendrick, for the best Histo rical Basso-relievo, the gold medal and fifty gui i. tieas. To Mr. Levis Vulliamy, for the best Architec tural Design, the gold medal and fifty g►tineas. To Mr. Dennis Dighton, for the best Dratring from the Life, the silver• medal, a►►d a copy of the Discourses of Reynolds. 'West, and Barry, hand. sontely bOund and inscribed. To Mr. John May, for the• next best Drawing from the Life, the silver medal. TO Mr. Thomas Denman, for the best Model frotu the Life, the silver medal, and the Dis course• of Reynolds, West, .and • To Mr. Thomas Wynn, for the next best Afo delitom the Life, tl►m silver medal. . To. Mv. William Page, for the best Drawing from the Antique, the silver medal, and a copy -of the Lectures of Fuseli mid Opie. To Mr. Henry . Stothard, for the best Model from, the Antique, the silver medal, and the Lec tures of Fuseli and Opie. The Piesident•then delivered a Discourse. to the Students; in which be traced the progress of the Arts from their origin in the East to the period of their natural Nation in this Country, in the year .when his present Majesty fnunded•the Royal Academy ; exhorting the young Artist, by the example of his great - predecessors, to. use onremit— ted assiouity -in his studies, and reminding him, that the Fine Arts have no Value. when they fall 311 art of excellence, _ _ • . . . . The General Islembly aftgrwardi prnceeded,to elect the-Officers for the ensuing year, .cehen--, Benjamin West, Esq. vas unanimously're.-chosen President, New Council—Henry Bone, Philip Reinagle, Thinnson, and Thos. Lawrence, Esquires. Visitors—W. Owen, H. Thomson, S. Woodforde, and D. %ITUMe, Esquires. Auditors re-elected—ti.Dunee and J. Farington, Esquires. G. Dance, Esq. was also elected a Trustee of the Academie Fund, in the room of the late Mr. Wyatt. mErsoRoLoGICII, JOURN.a. ItN, BANKs,•.-• • • • NUM.O:SOI , IIICAT. INsTitumw:T MAKER, STriANn. _ _ Tliviiturtnet.tr. 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LAW IN I'4LIGENCE, COURT GP CHANCERY, Du. 1,5, GOLDEN V. ELLYLTT and WIFE. l‘ft. ,moVed, 'tha►t the puhlicationsmight be enlarged, and the defendants allowed to bring forward ►►ew evidence ? to prove the illegitimacy of di,e plaintiff. 'The circumstances Were—the re . - plitcd father at the plaintiff, a stone.mason in Gray's z lnn-lane, died possessed of.property to a la►fe amount. The defendants, the brother-in law and sister of the deceased, took out letters of administration, as it the plaintiff Nvasillegitimate; and he, by his next frieml;filed a bill-to set aside the administration. 'rhe Lord Chancellor directed an issue to he tried'in the Court,of King - s to decide On the legitimacy or illegitimacy of the plaintiff. The Jury found a verdict fdr the plain ' tiff, declaring his legitimacy. The Learned Conn— scl made the ph .:sent motion for the defeulia►nts, on thc ground that they had found further evidence to prove the illegitimacy of thc Mr. But., Counsel tOr the plaintiff, said, that this motion was only n►aade for delay. There were no affidavits that they had count! new evi dence since the trial, nor. of what nature it was. He, therefore, trusted his. Honour would di:siniss the motion with _costs. The Vicr.-CoANcEt.LoR was of opinion the motion ought to be refused. Ile, therefoyc, or dered it to be discharged, With costs. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, 'Dec. I!EnciVA. This was an action upon the warrantry of - a horse, for which the plaintiff had given his own horse and 2.13 guineas. in exchange. 'Air. TOPPING, for the plaintitfi. said, that he was assured by the defendant thilt the horse %vas a very pretty horse, and perfectly 'sound. Being a small soap dealer, he the next day put him in a small cart ; hat the horse, much to his surprise, kept start big and jumping at every thing he saw, and particularly bad an uuacount.►hle motion of .the head. He however, thought he would give him a fair trial ; and as he had been told he was a country bred horse, he supposed the animal was a little ustunded at the sights of London, anti that as he becanie more familar with then►, he would leave off gazing and staring; around him at every object as it passed. H 1 accordingly gave him a longer trial, until one day he fell down like a shot, He was then recognised by some byeitanders us licw's horse, that was sohject to the meagrims. And a Farrier being called in, itronouncetrthat he had an inflammation in the brain ; anti that that turning of the head which the plaintiff had supposed arose. from curiosity to gaze at London objects, was in fact a swinuning of the. head from disease. .The plaintiff• accordingly sent the horse to the (Wen& ant's yard, who refused to take him in, his hus tler saving that if he was left there they had or ders to shoot him. And indeed if they had shot him they would have saved a deal of good meat which was wasted upon him. The horse was sent to• the defendant's farm, where he ultimately (lied of his complaint. It appearing upon the evidence of the-first wit.. ness, that the horse was kept iihove a month af ter the discovery of his inininity,, the plaintiff was nonsulted. • 4 . SCITEINES V. NORRIS. This action was brought for the recovery of da mages for the non-perlminance of a contract for a quantity of cotton yarn. It appeared by the evidence that the only memorandum that passed on the occasion, was a bill of 'parcels, in which the defendant's iluine was in copper-plate, and he was described therein as an agent : the plaintiff's name was inserted in writing, as well as the par ticulars of the cotton-yarn, but it was not proved in whose haml-writing. The tielendant had ad-. witted that the bill of parcels was correct, and that the money tendered by thuplarntiff was sufficient ; but stated it Was hapoSsible tor hint to 'perform the contract, as Messrs. Pooley and Co. who were the proprietors- . of the cotton-yarn, 'had . not for warded it to him us he had expected. TOPPING,. for the dcfendant; .at first at 7 tempted to prove that the plaintiff knew the name of the particular person roe Whom the defebda n t acted in this case, hut. in this lie failed ; he then contended the contract xvas tint binding by the statute of frituds,as there was - no contract in writ ing' signed by the party, for the name of the de fendant at the top of the bill of parcels being printed could not be considered as a signature ; neither was it 'pretended that any earnest had -been given, or a delivery. made, of any part of the goals.. The ATTORNEY OVittitAti on the other side, relied on the_:case•of Saunderson e.Jaekson, and another,.2d.Bos.,and Pul. 238, in Which Lord El., don hail tint this very case, in 'which a person's name might be printed, and held that would be sitflieient to bring it within the statute of frauds. • Lord ELLENBOROUGH intimated ulna his opi— niou coincided with that delivered by- Lord El don but said, he Ivosild •reserVe the point, and the defendant might move-upon it.—A verdict was found for the plaintiff. POLICE. stnble ; .she reengnised:tbetwhy a scratched par! of the heading being loose at the top; and a stain Wink inside the top drawer. The girl being po sitive, that the drawers Were her master's,Mr. 'Blackball attended with the officer before Mir. when, although the asmunt Black'hall gave not being satiSfactory, Mr. `axes did not detain Itni in custody, hut took his word for his appearance at a future day, for a full investigation of the circumstances. Mary Pritchard, another servant of Mr. W.'s, attended, and the drawers tieing -produced in the Office, she fully identified them, from a variety of descriptions, as the same which were stolen from her master's loft last winter. • Nlr. John Robins, the auctioneer, of Warwick- . Street, stated, th a t a f ew y ea r s sin ce he made.lhree chestF; of drawers 1(n. Mr. Wynr.h, and he - 11:d every reason to believe that the drawers produced were one of them, which lie was enabled to iden , til'y from the circumstance of ~ hating himself given directions for making them in a. nectdiar 111 r. Wynch stated, that he verily belie►•ed the drawers tumid in 131ackhall's house were those • stolen from his loft in the 01001.11 of January last. Pearkes, the officer, ivho executed the search warrant, described his entering Blackball's Louse, accompanied by Sarah Gardener, ,Mr. Wynch's servant,. and as FAOII as they entered ►► room on the attic, she recognised the drawers as her was ter's, and described a v►►riety of marks she knew tbent by. After leaving the house, they went to Mrs.Morphew's house, and saw Blackball, a►►d told him what they had seen he denied the drawers being Mr. \Vy►►ch's, and that. he bad bought .and paid for every tl►ing in the house. His wife and Mrs. MorplieW came directly after inti) the kitchen, when Mrs. Morl►hew said, she had given tl►e drawers to BlaCkliall uhen they were married. Mrs. Morphew attended yesterday, and repeat ed this 'statement. . . _ A cm'penter aiso attended, and stated, that about lour years since, Mrs. Alorphew einployed him to put a particularly.good lock on one of the drawers, Under these circumstances,. Arr. NAurs (!ill not think the case sufficient ttlainst Blackball to com mit, andthereforeclischargsci him. HANSON attended for the prosecutor, and Mr. IliumEtt for the prisoner. EXTR/tORDINARY INVESTIGATION, Bow-sTREET—Yesterday an investigatiOn of rather an extraordinary.' nature took place before Mr.. NABEs, under the following circumstances : Mr. Wynch, 4 highly respeetable gentleman, who resides in Grosvenor-place, anti Mrs ,Morpheiv, who - resides next dour to him, whose families have for tsome time been at variance, the latter ttrt possession of Mr..W.'s coach-house and stabling ithproperly. In the month of January last, a chest of drawers, the property of Mr. Wynch, were stolen from his loft. Lately, Mr., \Vynch having strong suspicion thht his drawers were in a house in Wilton-street, Grosvenor-place, Oc cupied by William Blackball and Mary his wife, both of theta servants to Mrs. Morphew, which they let out ready furni3hed in consequence, Mr. Wynch obtained a search warrant, and on the Ist instant, Pearkcs, tire officer, went to execute it at the house in Wilton-street, occupied by the Blackballs. Sarah Gardner accompanied the of, Seer, and identified a chest of drawers whi c h ) were stolen lust winter from the loft over bet' muster's FAICE OF STO C : :S YESTERDAY. India Stotk, India litinth, es. 3s. dis. Exciieq. 1104435' ss. pr. Smith Melt Stick, Oh lqi lei pr. Ne•w ditt►►, 94q pr luiperial 3 poi Cent. Cons. (s.4r QpOnips, Bank Stuck, Navy:) per Cent. Ault trill) 5 pes 4 per Cent. 70 3 per Cent. Red. GOM a r.r Cent. (:nu ` . Bank I. Anu. 14i I IP laths 13-IGtlis BALANCES DUE TO OFFICERS. t-;th Void—Colonels Ni - ,'81•-•;,;21,,) ;John, Mang"-1, (ditto) • Thninas DtroilaS, ariii •.::ti,:, Sir (...liarles Stewart ; •Captoiti:. Richard Bobert,, Noinia» 51.1,..... - i, It. H. Blair,, Itielo ,, l Fi4g , i - ald, :lad (.:apta..l ..,,,i1 ~ 6 Licatei.itid Adolphus Ilitia... bnr ; Li,a;ci,aiits Ciarle; ,:elly, 1). %Vilugh, A. NI. R. 1 11- ,. willan, Francis Rakish', it. Chart:Mt, J. Hue; W. A. "Icy tiolds, Thomas Cullen, H.. Clianstey,, V. Delme, IV..Jvhr Speed, -- IVaugli? John Scott, Henry 'White, 11. W. Gifu,' It. CiArltori, W. thir, W. J. sliced, . i' , .• L'ampliell,t lour( (ililaitilv, W. A. It e:+ilulds, —Ali:linty, Jona Watill , '--- - , Alex. *xwell, and ,--- tirceltwinni ;- Ensigns I). Coi.r. , r, .- P. Camp , rtll,..laiut,;l:,ienleti, 4Villiani 7:lotitginaci . ), %).11...: tier, 'T. P..l , harpe, ---*--: Metrim, -C.,•Tarner, ---- 1.P.,1! , ;ni; (.;gorge Jerson and 11'hitlii.ld ; .C,/narter-inastri's --, 11,1 'N'er , and I)aviit :lint ; Sur d:' Da‘lil -...4,Kitinglit-; Sur-- germ's Mate, itl.'Dnailiiu. . . . . 7Gth Foot—Captain John Hamilton, Lieutenants- B. J. S- 2 4 11 ) 10 :' , I, John' Robertson . , G eorge Cornish? Michael 1 .Iloe in;;, William Nieutil, - .1. W Tucker; 'Ensigns ltiniam Li% iNt: stone, A:exander i , NPPowall ? •lV.R. MOntree;sor,---- - l'" , '' lack, --,,, ' Frith,? h,7 V"'u - a • e- r' l "-----" 'o tt lig, J () p h t a r ir li i al l u l r; l c .'r u l ti' t :: ' il l l . !it.. l.; s t : . . ---, Dobstai, — 7 .--- Gallaher. sad Foul—Ca;naiiis, F.Stni, BoWvlll. Tr Lowe, W. Islerolocii r Archibald Chriitie; Lieutenants --. Stapylton ;------• Gttrird, --- 1 In• lewood, --- Barron, 1' arid:; N• 11 Eiigigni -- 7 Tribr; Robert Carew ? William illarlaY; 4 ' 84t - 11 Nil'o'itte,al'iltS.'ll.l44l;'.'—'l—caln,z—tinCs"\Sl'liYiliani Dunbar; 9 4 64 ' 1 ' -A/ex 3 nder "rmtt; !slid Brig - ht Nodden; Lit In eniwts S.' W.; Prentice, Francis Doninui:.;.,s, Ihnialil Nl•Kinnazi; Iluocu ll ' N.l array, „Nreliihnld Cir.' ii t , Neil Nl' Lean,. G..orge tirdca.:l, aaJ Archibald: Nl , Votiiilit ; Ensigns I-feet:nl I%l•Leau, Atlau Hut:' niton, ,111.iti NPLean, Alexander Frastr, .1. J. 'Lane, iir,J . Siiii,,n Finger; Qaarter-Master John Murray; Surgroi. " ti tl s c t I Juba u lt i n 't . l — .." t ik 'a i.i pt i ttin l i: 3 S ll . l4 S i ‘ n ri ' l l i u ti l i i i n , NT ' '. l : ll % l-1 .1 e lo . rilon;; an , : S . ' ' n. Editl.:stuti ; Lien:eta:nits Peter Elwin, .kai:ge Williao 0.7 tier', 11.6. Fortieg, Ili: hard Hamilton, George Mums., P," , , :i Price, ThomagSmith Jasper 'Wheeler, J. G. Bn,ii,entilg - ' , mitt Bellamy, anti John Rubinson ; Ensigns Wilti,na :!'' l)avid Gramm, Cahill Green, :tad --- finotinetlf flu 4" ter-Anister %V. De Purbeck; Surgeon %V. 11. lt,ohitriaM :Sur geon's. , Mates George Cud:borne and ---;-;11.1toheM• a 4 ,' 97th Foot.—Captoins -- Wiillie mid E-. C. Sho °Plo . • I.ientenants John Hay, Flatiny Kerney, litlgit • 111.414:rs as ''::t Edward Carrol, John Wilton, •Alexatitie; 14•1'1 10.0 ::.. a . George DePassow • Ensign Francis Grant ; Surgeon's Pa r , 4 !1 .F.tiingliati Grant., 'John Grant, George hlcEivall; 414 ' 1141i • Po l Le t T i O l n 4o ; nt Q ...... ua is r i t a c j i .. ;:i t v i c ii • iii i i l n ngtis march, Henry Bruce,'— Heritage, and Patric. ..!;,,,. ti l l , Y, v ' t : : , 1 Lieuttuttptzi Cane, L. D. Iteynolds, Art•b", i ; s ; itw. Sutherland S 1• pit. .. James Scott, Conway Greentiel:ll,l:::o'ragPet.'Llur;r:l, e al; 4 ___..... ll%hl"it:. '-.1 :,- '' nulls, Walt et' Ft. I, ier,-- Redhead; James oll6 ' I.' n o „. , Morley, and F. I)ereuzy; Ensign - and plate A• 11 ".1,"*„ r j, . signs Roger .111 en, "I.'. S. Charles, Caleb Wool; 14 " ~,, i po l IteynOldsun, and -- IYArey ; Sargon) ' 1 illackader. . matili-tlathguleootia.—ttiC:eoll‘o.;neclal;:taatiluosi" ILlalli,citi;.,ills' leyne, 1)e \la Cour, and P. 11. 'Curry ; i tt'L l... "i i ac e ru u ti t 'e c l i ll : t : it c citt _ ; ; l :l: llll ;i 4 :ll "l. Phillips, Thomas Barry, George Newell,' :larthewl' ~,,,, !I John'Gritfen, and Bryan Sweeney; Cluarter:Mastr‘ u and -- Bradshaw; Ensigns -----• -Stoney, .I.iuntiTtag, Is Palmer; .Surgeon John . Parkinsori . , , . .! .._, l • ie . , J. S,:nten I.lril.;tile.—Cap:ains John ittunsa; , , jame4 i t l l i ,51 . , ,,, ~ King, John Ituoisay, and Jalt•eb Erskine ; 'Lionel!' ...',.. ,:i. , . 4 ander Robertson, David Ramsay, Richard Duce, •. , 1 .1 ,. ..,` 15 ii rie,-, Gibson, Franels.Shopson, James Gilp:on .r 3 ' , ,, ils , SiLipson, David li'oodhurne, and --- Di! I.ericcy ; ti t: „ i 'l',,,. : i lVilliam Ferrier, and --- Wilton ; Ailjott.tit Jol r:.`,.. ' .tleNtosaxt tc l.. ti c ti ki .4t : I,e,: : : :: tr r ve l s. l i o rli. : , : tit — iiii iiiit..iitib)u — itie.i. i l id t : ; I :i t. i li e t:i r t er yi s i. v i_, l . l , L ; ..i .: t u t:: g e l e i, :LI:: - .1 ., 1 a t 0 .1 a±i ii. ;1 7 c, e, 1 .1:, 1.. : ip , u t o iGl fur .. i . i; S i ; : i t r . : L t il l e : s it r ,tie e y ,i, ) :.ii: F ti 13 a c t i i i d c n i . !i ii l li t: tie! l iu t . l l l 3 l: l l od t i v : Y g :E ut e r i!::: :i. :i ;: 101 ; .: . i , i.,.:, . i rt i t :i l: : j7luics Grant, Alexander Grant,'R-ohertGratit,„ 1 ut ,, , a Juba Grant, and jOhn Urant.• , • ~ , n i oyet t, ; Cn:itli? York Fencible Intantre.—"Aajor b. Lienteicint. ------' Charles Mnrtimer . null CtisiloMati.:.!:::, . i . , . 00,,. j _ wi ,,,, , , 4 1‘, 1 ,,,,4,.._:..._. mar- dial! JaJitrei 0 ~ - ..1 ,i ; L t i l d , ‘, . i .r:iit, , ....,: :4 .. %vitiimn Hatigint, John Featlierstor.:_, , ~, „ :I , ' , J,14;.,, % ; ;: , 1' 0 " 4 . :.• , ~, ":.1114 Briu#lo; F , 4 1,0 " . ' • \J- ' Ensign.; ----; .. ,u 1 at., ••• ), %Psivri FROM' , thIZETTI3. , . -• ' •' ' , DIVIDENDS. Lavlerg -- .I.tn. ,L R. Kennett a nd O. l'unsh on ; of Cheapnae, , 3;,0, . t . 3. J...tin....4:1 of (.4...!at •Alie-street :oil 111aTwIl-setteel„, gwr,::::,:tt:1.4:„1: .:2.4t.—.-.l.s.cn. ~.. t.)01.,!;.., .1:! t t l t e l e , , )i u I oKxicll;,..r:iii; s l .t .t.,,:e4;1;..uN1:,.it,),1.,' t,etliitklv:i , c, . O.ser—Jan. 7J. Store anti S. liawyer, utlyristol, hirt‘U. P. ---.7:01, I. NV. Wuthovi, of •Bult-how, VePtforth linelirth4rt —I 1t.... 11. J. Gale. of New Lozolon-itreet, nit:limit W. Webb, of Buckiughanvitreet, Str;til, in,alerchant-7 Jun. 7. It. ',l'hOrntori, of Liverpool, tiotht.r-luercisaut—Jail. h. C. q...iniseli, of DivsniA:flk,llll tnercliant--Jan, IS.. D. 40 0 u, .1 iluund•,..liteh,' dieuibt---.lan. 11. C. Hider, of Hlffiiii 10, Kent, grt.cer---Jan, 5. W., Ilinton, of l'ain.wick, (ilouve.t,..- shire, grace: --Jun. r.',. W. NVilli nuff, litrk-late, Jnerch.ni-- /, :141.11,..14,ri.,:k3....yfti:Ard1nF, of Ni'hitecrosi-Areet, victimillYrJan. t!' D. Boileau, of I,..ingiton,uptin-fluili- merrliant--Jar•• '''• 3 :, llatkii,;,,,, of Founderfia)urt, Lotkhury, vit.:to:1110 . 1 .1, 1 . ti. J. Cluj , of I.l:sinifhall-strett, merchant. 0 , . - , • ' CERTIFIC.NTES-4AN. 4. . C. Dyche, of liurton-Upun-Trent, Staffor,l4llrt, loit.. of Vauxhall Wharf, Lambeth, situ,-fire:Ot: Thiliips , of Ewter, itsnheeper—J. Drew, of Clifton, (il-L, 141', hoP.4e-carpenter-•--T. Aderson, of N.itstle-r , yno, pe dinner —.E. Will ianrc, of Oxford -At rect., checsruil -- ,, 8 lilliburough, of St. Ann'gi stone-am:on. I'ARTNFRSIMI'S Pisi;oLvEn. . - J. 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' litinc, but happily dtstrqi.tv,.; the pet rifyini; (0- 311rC .„,„ cacy, be Iltrt Q tiy stteilgttiening the ve4-sWi 1,:e1ntr.... front which pr,,,:ecil 1: - ..c • ahoy C I. t• 80 . l ' .or . c . (+nip .ittr b. •• ~,. • ,• tine cilcil'i j; . ''i '...f" . grat'' c"';fctiiln.4, a.a,banklilint c'A''' -,, , i : ', mc , ot l 4 t , 22lticat:y to 1110 , e •Stloid,”s, without contl:l o3 ` . ''• ever lz.iiow . .n CO) , of a Letter. T° ' . . . V. ICr. it lc \ ft', N ~- A pneitecary, ' • ! kr..11 ,.1:1 Si 4; - I be.sizve iti,:iziniul'i Piis ti be the best e. - 41 ,,/ if:Jr:win: the Cr.,v el; t hereforc I h4vo 6,/c"iil,! optottnt•)inty t reconniirid tiv-tn. Two Boxes aro' ' l O ,O , ' • have cutcd tne, su tn.at I brive nut launtl it neressariat , - ,10 , • upre ;..utd, attliont , ,F t h... ay. stitla_•A '0.:411y from t, ? ‘ , . order, 1 !,..ii i'...!vci' b 6 att.tia GI . it when I - car+ Pr''i ' good a rvraedy I am, &c. ' ..,, RIFF fiYarmouth,nsby, nelYarmouth,R. FI% ' Norh'tk, iiiiY 1. ig: 2 . ;,, • .31 r ir 't Sold , wh;.h..s Th. , and rot air at, R. Otillet'l Cheittn- ~ r and Patent Mr..ticine War4houw, .4,..1.116: 4 0i 0°, 4; a n ., i 0 St. rpul'i Cbur, lt•yiuil, Lwidnil ; Shag) 71 Ct 0 31 1 , c p.! - I'-'1 (Slll(ilith ; lout's, Weston, I:nut, And MatiqrY i • p et), ; flail and' fOintston, CoSpoit ; Colem a " , 4 "1,1C0 0) ‘ ' Shvern..tss ; l'e,:k e Ross, ar. k t T ur i l er,..flutt '; Howst f alo ttii worlity,,' Gr.inviile, Netiltnon.. and G1ibgrti„,1%.,4,,,g .0,00 Knott and Llovil, 'and Switincy and. CO , " r i l,,;,.•, ( 100 11 '--. Billinge, Edwards :at d l'ecny, and Latlibury, • i , t , a , t or 1 ..! Staines and Lynch, ManeinlstCr ; ' f iewn"-n !teri h d""- Smith, Mandertoit, ' Itemtburn .scutt,, and 13a2L 1 , 01 ~,,t buret ; Itax ter and Nl' Don ald, (;I•lsgo% v I • ""4',,ideni , . . .. 11 . C* 'NOrwich; • , by Baur) ~ Bristol ; Steve n son and` t • , , si d , feta , ~., Lekester ; Ounn and Sutton., Nottlngliao ; 2s. 9 ,t: 04 most Country Medicine Venderi in liv)teS at and 6s. each. -. 1 --•,—"""1"'"'""*"......`11""!1!..."1V.,................_......-••••• 4 , f 3 oh 1 LS; N ! ..7. ..,°, LONt)ON • l'einteti by .1. B. L'AltSTVll,..,',,,s a 11 . 1 1 _., c , bUlidilig'S; and publislu•,l by W. A. St ,1 ,, , ,, i i. ,, r , „„%41 00 ', _;;., at the SiTN-Oerlen, No. :1 11, Straml z ‘ i . '` ,6o. a d4o o merits, Ordee, Lrttrro ',post liabL„..c., 10 '" -,------ 111 1 if,? 41 %t_; t.litt-- ti L l 'I L: 1 ;:h1,, 1 : 1 0.....1,: ' . ,'..,,, i,,f,4.,4 116: :..;et : 5ith i t,, • ' Pal I , ' C:Pr; . t .. .44,e 4 , .!....!"1-- :,.• , lt, v . 1,4 , ..,4 z 1 : I11:1 i uld4" t.v4. '''t C le .-'.'' ' is ~4 . ! t ll 1 l , ot 4) 1 0 41°.i-i'l,' loa4 ' l)4 4 i. o.' •T 1:?... -( '%l 464 1 '"t • • 0 t' t, .-!.,-;?... - , 0 , 1 10 ''ak e i , ,C I( 144 It e 1 1 . 1 . : i . Olll. 4, 1'11! ,q1,,,,1 , ;;. :: ,1 : t; t ii:, y I T: i ] E 1 ',. i fop .: ,f fo lio ' A , elttto S Li F , F' :. t ft l ll , l , ll f it 'l" t itto . fir4ti! ,i,t,.. li o.o ':',4 i , loc i 0 44" ; tit,',. ~ " ; ,cob• ' l'-:1 Si COPPER CURRENCY. mARLBOR9IiGII-STREET.—.--Ilally tradespeople applied iit this•officc yesterday, to know how to act• with respect to copper coin, having beep threatened for refusing some Tower half-pence and others, bad ones. The answer was , they were not obliged to sell their'goods unless they choose. MANsION.IMUSR.—John .Imies, a notorious cha racter, just returned I rout transportation, was charged with stealing a hasketladen with linen, handkerchiefs, cravats, &c. from an errand-boy in Graeeehureh-street, on the 2d hut. and was fully committed for trial. HATTON-CARD James liarriSOn and Jindes Chikers, the twit t nserell ants .**icre brought up yesterday for further examitottion, when ie%e nil fresh euirs were proved 4gaittstAiteitt. The parties were b oun d over to prosecute, and the pri soners remanded for another CXHIIIi liat ;On un Sa tut day, to answer to fresh charges. • BIRTHS. • On Monday last, at Peterley-Ilow;e, jlztckj , Mrs. Buda, of a daughter. On Tuesday lust, at FarleyAtill, near Reading, th e Lady of Rowland Steplienon, Esq. of a Son. • • •• O n :Wednesday, at Doocailer, the Lady of It. F. Wilson, Eiti. of Melton and Ingnianthorpr, of ti son. MARRIED. . • .• _ " Alse.eth inst .at Tunbridge, George hid, Esq. to Pratii , es Sophia IlailcOcit, grand-daughter of the late Richard Colo hes la nd, Esq. Ou Friday last, at. St. Luke's Church, Obi -street, Mr. C. 14'. Rudd, of Hampstead, to Eliza, epic t daughter of W. Wood, Li.' of Hanger-Is 11, .Nliddlesex. eiterday, at the. Paii7,ll Choteb of St.' Botoliiii, Aldersgate, liell t F.sy. of the H. the E. LC:Civil Se4ice s to rictta . ; third daughter of Hugh Bell, Aldersgate-street, Nler elia 4, The same morUing, at Mary-le-hotioe Chur c h, Major. IlrOugliton Pod, of the lion. E. 1. C.''s .Servite,ttoNlys.Turiier, widow of the late Edward Turner, Esl. of fleugal... DIED'. On 'Saturday; the I th inst. nt Lincoln, Mrs. B. Bromhead, of 4 consumption, after a lin% and atilicting illness : o4,M: she bore with exenTlary fortitude : she Wll4 an antiahle, rest ing, and sensible svonum,,nmeh beloved and tespe.ted by all her friends and acquaintance. Last night,„ at Ilk house in Russell-court, in the 73d,year of his age, Mr. William kelman. On the 4th inst. in ?York, Thomas StricklaAdStandish, Esq. of Standish-Hall, Lancashire, aged 50. On ,the 10th inst. at Drill, Md.*, Laver Oliver, EA. of Drill-House, aged 7:1. On Saturday week, •at hi, house at the King's- lms, Hen rietta-street, Dublin, 11. T. Dithig, E sq , juni oi ; Librarian o f the , tion: Soeicti of King's bins. On:Sunday evening. lust, of a par.ilytic stroke, at a very Ad vanced age. the Rev. Oritlith Gardener. of Quesit- feet, Ches ter, Vie.u' of Ratcliffe on the Wrekes Leicetershire. - On Nlonday Kist, aged isyeurf. ' th:a Mary, the 44 (laughter of %Vahan( Schreiber,. Eq. of lirook-llQuse, Mount-bore:, Eisex. 'Etie insane day, Henry GMldea, Esq. ufllnclilersbury. On Wednesday morning, in lower Crosvenor-street,Jarnes Hooper, Esti. of C:heyneitatila, Chelsea, aged 73 years. A few days ago,at ! ged 65, 11 - . Calen iirooks builk, late Surveyor of Eial oim'scState;i in Irekoid. A few days _Since, Mr. 1ta1,401, to celebrated rierfotilifr on ' ll4 o - organ , by Which a % acitlicy ter the place ; Al the Foundling has ttl n place. , Olathe Inn :`;,,,v,..c.aber, at his sim's home, in Ptter',-row, ,W4t;tfurd, :it the wk . :mi . :l3l n:t - t. of Wq; Mr. (ie , art,..t. o f I/ shine, aia the coop} of Eittlare... On the I ILI) Mr. John Gray, farmer, in .liaino, insai:ll . of Oleimmick, Scotland, aged IQ2, lie never In; head•ach, and retained all hi, anuses till within a few dal, of his death: 41" few days since, Mr...Tclin Silvelter, of Etoecky, in the Pari;h of Duinfrie”hire; and on Sattitd.ty seri night, the day t.i burial, his brother, llr. Siivester, ofDo• verdale. COAL. MARKET, Mc,. Ships at Mar Act. Ship? sold. Price. Newctstic