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iaMw, From the LONb37 GJZ%7TF, June 20, 1807. Ig - fr.-net?, 'y ne 10, ign7 . 1 1 .e7:inirtit of Life Guards, Cornet and' Sub-Lieutenant Montague Lind to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Agar, nrornoted._ . 4• ti c,;iinerit of Drag oon Guar.l4, -john Clemisoni dent. to be Cornet, by purchasa, vice I lali, promoteel; - Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Como Henry WilliaM Lovatt to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ha wkes, pronioted in the 15th Foot. _Charles Lucas Nietheun, Gent. to be Cornet, Nice Lovatt. 4tia Ditto, Cornet,and Adjutant George Chantry to hate the Rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Charles Forbes to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice 13.idges, who retires. Yin: Gore Langton, Gent. to be Cornet. by purchase, vice Fen. ton,' promoted. 36th Regiment of Li4lit Dragoons, Win. fames Alexander, Gent. to he Corner, by purchase, vice Pratt, promoted. - 3ad Ditto, lames Costley, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. 4th Regiment or Foot, Assistant-Surgeon Alex. Smiler, from the 73d Foot, to be Surgeon; vice. Woolricite. ; pro:noted. Sth D • itto, Ensign Cooper to he Lieutenant, ,without purchase. vice Sadlier, promoted. 'Edward Finch, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Cooper. • Ditto, Lieutenant Donald NPArthur, froth Half-pay of the late loth Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Baron, who exchanges. David Martin Davis; Gent. to be Ensign, withont _purchase, vice Davies, prothoted in the Bth- Garrison Battalion. . 23d. to, Captain Win. -Potter, from •Half-pay of the late Kelso Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Col . t burst, who exchanges. ' ' . To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Collins. Second Lieutenant Wm. Henry lames. Second Lieutenant Watkin Wynne. Second Lieutenant George Browne. Sc. cond Lieutenant Henry Browns n. 32d Ditto, Lieutenant Dennis O'Kelly to be Captain of a Company, by purehase, vice Cormick, who retires. En. sign Hugh Harrison to be Lieutenant, vice O'Kelly. 34th Ditto, Captain Joseph Cross, from .the' stll Garrison Battalion, to be captain of a Compajw, without purchase. Lieutenant Robert Cotton St. [oho Lord. Clinton. (ruin the 16th. Light Dragciolis, to be Captain of a Company, Without purchase. 38th Ditto, Captain Charles Levyns Barnard, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, 'to be - Captain of a Company, vice Eve. lyn, who exchanges. - -Ensign William White to be Lieu tenant, vice Brownson, deceased. D.'Osborne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Witite. 4ist Ditto, Ensign 1. 0. Kearny, from the Sad toot -to be Ensign, vice Heckford, who exchaogei. 45(1 Ditto, Ensign Lorimer to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Al'lntyre, promoted. : . : . 44th Ditto,. Ensign Daniel Caulfield to be.Lipotenant, with out purchase, vice ()'Kearney, Who retires: • 45th Ditto, Captain L. 1). Campbell, •froin Half-pay of the Independents, to be Captain of a Company,. vice Hall, who eXchanges, receiving the difference. ; 4Stlt Ditto, Ensign Alex. M'lntosh to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Taylor, promoted. Ensign john Fer rall, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice M'lntosh. si-th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Thomas Goodrick Peacocke, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted in the 18th Foot. 56th Regiment of Foot, Ensign L. Cordon - to be Lieutenant, without purchase. - Robert Alder, Gem. to be Ensign, by purchase, vi,:e lackson, appointed to the 9th Light Dra- . goons. john Durham. Gent, to he Ensign, vice Gordon. 59111 into, Ensign mat Adjutant Alex. Mancor to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign lames Cockburn to be Lieu tenant, without purchase. Ensign Abraham Pilkington to be ditto. Acheson Creech, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cockburn. Simon Isaac, Cent. to be Ensign, vice PD.: kington. • 65th Ditto, R. B. Eden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, • vice promoted in .the 77th Foot. 66th Ditto, Demon Steele, Ge.tt. to be Ensign, without put. chase. vice Stephenson', promoted in the 59th rout. 69th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon ('eurge Rowe, from the 93th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Brownrigg, promoted. 72d Ditto, Major Henry Altmann', from the Bth Light Dra goons, to be Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Dancer, who retires. Andrew Chisholm, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bell, promoted in the 89th Foot. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Hogh Stewart, from the 22d Foot, to be Captain el a Compiwy, by purchase. 79th Ditto, Robert Mackay, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Campbell, who resigns. Slit Ditto, Ensign Richard Read to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice .11antilton, promoted in the 37th Foot. • Ensign W. B. Heckford, from the 41st Foot; to be Ensign, vice Kearney, who exchanges. 89t11 Ditto, john. A. Bell,. from the 7zdToot, to be Lieute iiant, without purchase, vice Tuckey, who resigns. 91th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Lloyd, front' the sth Garrison ; Battalion to be Ensign, vice Hagarty, whoexchanges. G. Daunt, dent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Evans, Who ratites. Joist Ditto, Captain Thomas kl•Cortnick, from the 3d Gar rison itattalion,•to be Captain of a Company, vice Burke, who exchanges. . • • 6111 West India Regiment, Captain E. R. Mathews, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Boyse, who exchanges. Bth Ditto, Wm. Henderson, Gent. to be Ensign, .without purchase, vice Boyd, whose Appointment has net taken' 'place. New South Wales Corps, Lieutenant Henry Steele, from the SOth Foot, to be Captain of.a. Comp'any, without purchase. Watteville's Regiment, Ulrich Pertalozzi, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice Sapio, who has resigned. Royal' Waggon Train, ASsistan Surgeon - Vassall, from ,- the Royal. Military College, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Hickson, who exchanges. sd Gat rison Battalion, Captain Win.' Burke, from the lotst Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice M'Connick, who • exchanges. 4th Ditto, Captain. Henry Evelyn, from the 3311 i Foot, to be Captain of a Conyany, vice Barnard, who exchange s . sth Ditto, Lieutenant - Mich. Campbell, from the.sBth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cross..appointed to the 34th Foot. Ensign T. Hagarty, from the 97th Foot, to be' Ensign, -rice Lloyd, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Wrn.'kuiteney Dana, Esii. to be Paymaster. 7th Ditto, Captain lames ItOyse, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be ..Captain of a Company; vice Mathews, who exchanges. Richard Holmes, Gent. to be ;Ensign, vice Ferran, appointed to the 48th Foot. nth Ditto, Ensign David - Davies, from the illth Foot, to be Lieutenant. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Assistant Surgeon Thomas Hickson, from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Assistant Surpass, vice Vassali, who ex changes. HOSPITAL STAFF. john vleusell, M, D. to be Physician to the Forces. Co be .:;urooni to the Forces--Surgeon Steph:n Woolriche, troll! the 4th Foot,.vice (;rant, protooted. Surgeon Dav it idro.vorigg, front the igth Foot, vice George, deceased. As- SlSlat r Surgeon Karen lows, from the 4th Dragoons, vice i..tren, deceased. The King's German trews. ist Regiment of Dragoons . , Lieutenant Hans De Hattori'. to i,,,Cdptain of a Troop, wish templrary Rank, vice Lin promoted iii tne 3d Light Oragoons. Cornet Ucu. iseiaiort to be Lieutenant, vice Harrod. Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major J. D. Crusius to be wAtt temporary Rank, vice Estorl, super. ic dect, At,s,:nt without leave. Coptdin Ern. 1)e burg. oc Major, with temporary Rank, vice Crusitis. Laptain i+.ugusius Baron Linsingen, from the Ist Urahoons, t,, Majur, with teinpopry Rank, rice Valentine, de. „„,_d. baron KerssenbruLh to be'tlati tan; of a - Troop, with temporary Rank, vice liutgwctiel. Lornet Christ. Heise to be Lieutenant, vice hierssenbr...cti. Caret-Serjeant Gustavus Meyer to be Cornet; vice Both, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Charles lioltxtrn'to be Cur. net, vice Heise. MEMOR NDUJZ. 1 he appointment 01 Lieutenant Lord Clinton, from the ;6th Light D:sigouns, to be Captain of a Compa n y it , t h e Regancnt of fo9t„ . v , ee Edwards cas,iereu, as stattel iu t►te Gazette Of the 9111illSt. has nut take:s place. -- Fair, of the 39111 ftegunent of Foot, is super fieneo, sacing abseut without leave. , Ordnance-Wire', Jane 18; iSo2. Rvdt !iwi tf "Vey , . Second C3Miti 'Win Ije Contain, vice Ogilvie, Dated Feb. 2, 18 • First Lieutenant fames Grant t' be Scco,id Captain, vice Sincl : li•r.. Dattd as above. Second Lieutc t ieuit , ioofe to be I irst Licute • , , tiabt, vice Grant. Dated April,; tBo7. Gentleman det John L:: Smith to be Second Lieutenant, vice Butler, inoinote.t. D tted lune to, 180. Gentleman Cadet Wil liam A:Turner to ba Second Lieutenant, vice Norton, pho tnoted. Piled as above. Gentlerhan Cadet lames Day to be Second Lieutenant, vice liontein, prOmoted Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet liahn Eyre to be Second Lieute nant, Vice Johnston, promotgd. DateiraS above. • . Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentler':lan Cadet Frank Stanway to he Second lieutenant, vice Ilenryson, prhinoted. , Dated June t, 1807. RegiMent of Artillery, King's German Legian, First Lieutenant Andrew Cleves :o he Second Captain, Vice Flugye,deceased. Dated tune 5, igo7. Second Lii:Ute natit V for Preussner to be First Lieutenant, vice Cleves, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Anthony, Hugo to be Second Lieutenant, vice Erytropel, promotee Dated asabove, Gentleman Cadet Henry Hockinann to be Second Lieutenant, vice Preussneri promoted. Dated f une 8, Commiitions signed by the L:rd Lieutenant of tbeCo - aqy of Lincoln. Granthant Volunteer btfantry. John Barnes, Esq. to be Captain. Dared June 3, 120% Frederick Lely,' Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenants of the Gauntlet of Bre . • con and Monmouth. To.be Deputy Lieutenants—The Rev. W. Hurdman lane; D. D. for the County of Monmouth. Datedlunc 16, .1837. Warren lane; Esq; for the said County. Dated as above. - . , Commission in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, signed by the L 9.41 Liezitenaw. . Lieutenant Charles 1-I.trrison Powell to be Captain, vice Price, resigned. Dated tune i6,.,607. • • BANKRUPTCY' UPERSEDED. lan Crocker, late of Gosport,• 'ship-chandler. BANKRUPTS, Robert Armitstead, late of GiggleSwick, Yorkshire, cotton: spinner, and since of Manchestet,"Cotton-inanutacturer, to surrender fuly 9, at five, io, and ,August 1, at eleven, .at the Red Lion, Preston, Lancashire. Attornics, Mr. Wilson, Greville::stivet, H-roon Garden, London ; or Messrs. W. and T. Carr, lilac:Knurl', Lancashire. _ fonathan ►Mallaliett, of Manche ter, dater in cotton twist and weft, July 3, 21, and August 1, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. W. Edge, Man- Athesier. f. Roger 13idIake Hosking and F.hrl Hosking the younger, 'of South lirenj, Devonshire, yarn-inakers, t une 29, Jo, and -August 1, at ten, at the London Inn, Ashburton, Oevun. 31 - fire. Attornies,' Mr. Anstice, King's Bench.walki, Inner yeinple, London ;• tir Mr, Tour, Ashburton. Joseph Hanso'n, of Hurtsgreen, Salehurst, and Thoinas Han son, at Battle, Sussex, ,innkeepers, lune 23, July tI; at ,ooe, and Aug. I, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Throginurtoil street London or Mr. Martin, Battle, Sussex. . . . o b . .. Gervas Hall, f ow-street, Covent-Garden, M tddlesex, 1 i',. quor-inerenant, lute 23, 'July 3, , and August t, at eleven, at GuildhAll. Attornies, Messrs. Millougal and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn. . _ . lames bto.lchain, of St. Nicholls, Bristol, tavern-keeper, lune as,, !lay t and August t, at six, at the 13tilic.:11" of Grapes Tavern, Bath. Attorines, Messrs. Shephatd and Adline,ton ; Bedtord-row, London ; or Air. Sheppard, Bath. L, PL :nakilll7::' OF KING's RENCH, !UNE 20. 1.0 \k'TON V. THk MAYOR AND CORPORATION otr COLCHESTER:' • • • This was ati aetion upon a :behd for 4000 J, , exe cuted in July, taw I - to the Plaintiff, by the Cor poration tbove mentioned. It appeared in evidence that the bond was given as a collateral security with a mortgage, and by the custom of the Corporation ; for many years, two different corporate seals were used Indiscriminately, the one (being the smaller), with deeds or writing, upon" paper, fastened with water i the other (being the larger) .was. used with w,.., upon all deeds, •Bcc. on parchment. These two seals were kept by the Mayor for the time being, .and used in the Town Clerk's.Otfice, upon all occasions, as the seals of thki Corporation. It also appeared, that the instrument in question purported to be the ad of the Mayor, Aldermen ; and Commonalty, and was executed by certain perons, being the select body of the Corpotation, delegated ,to t.ti:t for the whole. It further appeared, that this was, formerly a Corporation by prescription, but .by .the ad Ge,o.. 111. chap. it became a Corporation by charter. Mr. TOPPING!, for the Defendants, took several objedions in point of lair. -He first contended, .that the instrument in question was not sealed with the • regular corporate seal, and chiefly relied upon the objection that this deed, purporting to be the ad of the Corporation at large, should have been executed by the body at large, or by petsons specially ...ap4 pointed for that specific purpose by 'the body at large. Lord ELLENBOROUGH, however ; observed, he did not find, that upon any former occasion, the body at large . had ever been convened for that purpose; :but as, by the charter, the seled, body had the power to do all the necessary acts , of the Corpo-. .ration, without 'any specification of any particurar ad, his opinion was, therefore, that the . Corpora tion at large was, legally bound by, the aCt of ,the.se ,led body ; and a verdict was accordingly found for the Plaintiff, and the damages assessed at 2G601. CRAWFORD V. EDDINOTON. This was also an adion upon a bond for 5001. The Plaintiff'was the creditor of.theDefendarif; and had a►rested him and thrown him into Morpeth gaol, in in Northumberland, and, in ,order tb'satiSfy his demand, it was altedged, on the' part of the Plaintiff, the Defendant executed the. bond in ques tion. It appearing, however ; that at the time this bond was executed, the Defendant was an,uncerti lied bankrupt; and had executed this, instrument in order to induce the Plaintiff to sign his certificate, Contrary to the bankrupt laws, the Plaintiff was non suited. DI D. On Saturtlay last, aged 76, WilliJm 'Ktmeys, .£ of • Mainiter, Moinnotithsnite. Oa the s3th inst. a few weeks after the birth of h:r - Inth child, in the 36th year other age, Mrs Tutiuu, 91, the Key. Jurin Cotton, Ilezta Delde,.. E.Ne tnythe tat inst. at Citurcntown, near 1.3)-iii.)!tti,.-aged.,l3 years, ohn lsurke Leahy, Licelittatr ot rue Itoyol ut Surgeons, Lately,' at liethersden, in /{....nr, Mr Clack an emi nent Fanners he was ort his return - from Own house, between ten and elev n o!olock, .when, by the ilartt • fleS Qi . thetll4ll4. it IS i.upposed he tnis: , :d into a pond, at R,And,n, litarden, wliere' he t.as totetid . drowned: R ICI: OF STOCKS ' :• • -• SATURDAY. • i :Ji i. 1: ~1: _ , -., 1 Bank Stock, • India Stock,- shut '•,• ... '. • Navy 5 prr Cent. shut India llo n d s , S s . -7s. •Rt.i... ‘2 5 per Cent. 1 797, •• . South Si-a Stuck., snot ' Irish s per Cent. . . New Ault shut • - - 4 per tent . Sol 8r • ' k E xermilt t It., / s,"par, as. tilt,. per Cent ked. 6/ 64.63 • Ontniurn; T . .. per. Cent Con shut. - Imperil' ,;, per Cent. . Rank L. Ann 17 t5-16tasi Ditto Attu. 7 9.1511 is i Ditto Short Ann. ' C.',,,n5., rot Opening, 64 4. k • . . • ..„, . HIGH WATER AT L()11 1)()N TO-N11)1t. : ROW. • Morning, 6 min. after 4. Afternoon, .23 .nin. after 4. --- •." : T the Cheapest and B e ,q Ho:4,lery WarehO.iise fa, in the ki9 4 4doin, bet weed Cwie anctt) id nearly opposite, No. 434, Si rat:(l, the ~.re, i tesit ; Itargainsare ; Lonsisyni4 gen's orown•Cottinv ) for Boots, at only, is. 6.1. Awoctit.zs.,64 ; stout Cotton Is 6d. worth 2S. exrra su. Ter 3s. 9d. worth ss. stout bleek and r iOnitt: `Silk 6s. 3d, with laced clocks- `` s. 6d ; extra Ano.lll'lbel 6d:.: A vartety of Patent Angola ,Hose, warranted not to.si:r.in4., qd. to the best quality ; stout worsted is, 3d. ; .tine is: ;'wiper. fine 3s. 6d. "; Silk ;Mitts 'zs. 6d ; d cor,,,us Sqiiar6' Net Mitts ; a Iso:tatti6 w'" ne- itiventit iltatze S:lcoies ; lated to give easi.and elegance ;, Cottonllrawers : 3l.6d, with every•other 4rticle. in the kinstery . 4; an '1)9:,-; sibly be inatle,up to the iveri , beii quality, 'Wholeiile and roe exportation.---Stockings made to any Pauiirn. • 'IA THEN • Professional Melt of and I V V Responsibility deviate front the geueral System by; the sele,ction of a peculiar branch, the sauclion of long Cok tinued success is the best criterion ot superiority. Thirteen years have l devoted my practice to the exclusi treatment ot Three Disiirders and the successful resul t o f my.plan gives tneadditional ardor to oppose, as tar as I atrk • able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. • After 'initiation ;hint every .liranch, as an Army Surgeon„ I formed a wish at an early period of. Practice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uned , rcated men,. or the equally 'dangerous precipitancy -of general Practitioners. The. Three Disorders, to the Cure tir which" I tia're'de.a voted mv/attentam, corripiise 'every species of VEN E.. !UAL iNtECTION, whether, of a tocent yr ong ration : idly, All kinds of debility, whetlici'arising from the habits of. school-boys, pr the ineintg7iii..es of mature! age; And, lastly, fiat derangement of the system in wo.. men which is called BARRENNESS, or sT E kII.IT , Numerous Diseases are the result ot ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; 'amid it not iin frequently happens that ute seeds of.l.ite, are p. ;;o n by the indiscretion of au unguarded Jour.-lay a s•.;;Jeriiir me thaid,such:Complaints are easily cured; slat , , :veri where others have tailed, I trust that 1 may presione to Weer a radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the .cases of coinpliemd distress in 'this disorder,!coinpared•with tile calionitou, situitiods ot, Men, who, front an indulgence in a solithY vice, or the prevalent galetiAs. of a fashionable life, ,acquire that state of .Debility, _which is the unavoidable consequence of such perni4ious habits, , • , ; W here the unhapuy sufferer broods over fi!S'rraisery, but 'cilrefully 'conceals' riis mistartene, may he Surge lation,for' him to I}nov4 that although. it be all object of doubtor unceit'ainty with other Prittitieners, the removal of. these Deficiencies -by the gradual progress of kenova. tion, is the Acquirement of nay Ekperiente. If the rites Of ilacalits•br Venus have begaritto. reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety Till' he prevent.,d by en :ratty Counterac tionof- this languid State; and iii •these cakes, no great _difficulty *illy4-cur • , Ent where toi;•:Deficieney has for years existed,. a proper perseverance. is indispeaSaklx :c tecoil i ty : to revive 1413: slum. bering Sparks of Liie,.and iu re-animate the CO i isti tut i on. MARI& I E WOMEN, ‘vbiothave in* _been disappointed in their expeCtations.of a Family, may be .assured, Oa in most instances, such defeas are curibi6 by Me~'ical skill: :The -secresy which is so' essehtial 'to, my undertaking, and the quatifications which I have preArned to state, form 'the basis 'of my . pretensions„ana it; coincidence. wro ,such this intimation is given, that Mr. Brie may be 6thsillto,tl personally, or by Letters (inclosing a smsU Nettei„. house, eN0..29, Arundelotrect, Strand,, near Templaliari (T - There is 'an .additionor ntr:incc 'Wlier-street, adjoining, and the NArde is on both the doors:' • MARTIN ot or Itoyai Col tege ofSurvnn4. A CAUTION:—Some' Persons - who assert them. selves:to. be NI embers of the . oya I college, 41 wing for scve rat months I.7ast cop 7 c44lny Advz•rrisernents Linos, 'word tot word, and inserted them as their own procltw.lions, it is ml duly to tnentidnj Ulla those `.'ersons 4re not Aiern.bers H of am Culle`ge in Loudon, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor have they ' any right toprzto4e Surgery in London. DIVIDENDS. • July ri. Humphrey Richard Jones; of Type-street, 'Fins 13i:try-square, Aliadlesek, ceatectioner, at eleven, at G hall July 13. John Barnes, late of Truro, Cornwall, mercer, at ten, .at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. • July 1. William Ramsay, of Bury St. Edmund's, cabinet maker, at twelve, at the Halt Moon Inn, Bury at. Edmund's. July so. Jonn Oliphant, of Fleet-street, London, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. July tr. Rvoert Hamilton,, late Stalbridge, Dorsetshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Sner borne, Dorsetshire. July sB. Thomas Harris, .of Oxforthstreet, Middlesex, and of Blacklriars%road, Surrey, mattrass.mak.er, atone, at Guildhall. July ir. William Grove, of the Poultry, London, haber. dasher, at tweliTe, at Guildhall. July ii. George Robinson and John Robinson, of Pater. tioster-row, booksellers, at-twelve, at Guildhall. July rt. Joseph Frond, of Windsor,.Berkshire, upholsterer, at twelve, at Guildhall, LOndon, July 14. William Joyce and William Batchellor, of Bristol, silversmiths . , at ten, at Guildhall, London. , - July zs. Philip Leigh, of Charles-street, Hoxton-square, Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. July zo. Mark Anthony Whitcornbe, of Gosport, common_ brewer, at three, at the Ship and Castle, Portea. July zo. Philip ,Dugdall, of Portsea, pork.-butcher, at nine, at the Ship and Castle, Portsea. !My i 1. William Bt/ by, of King-street, St.-George, Blooms. bury, Middlesex, carpenter and builder, at one, at Guild hall. July H. James Ditchfield, of Newgate-street, London, victualler, at one, at Guildhall. • July ir. John Pearson, now or 1:•,,,a of Pudsey, Yorkshire, clothier, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. June so. William Webb, late of lVestininster-Biidge-road, Surrey ' coal-merchant, at one, at G uildhall. July 7. William Ciumingliaine, late of Great Preacot-street, Goodman's-fields, Middlesex, wine-merchant and in surance-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. July Is. John Lowis the younger, of Spilsby, linen-draper, at ten, at the George Inn,, Solisby. CERTIIfICAVES. July r r. Thomas Carter, of Kingston-upon..HUll, viEtualler. Robert itawrinon, or Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant. • Edward Atkinson, of 13erlinge,, Lancashire, ,fustian.manu fatturer. , Bartiwlotnew Short, of Finsbury-place, Middlesex, merchant. Stephen Timothy West, of Catstor, Lincolnshire,. seri verger. 13ennet Stevenson Morgan, late of Suifi:oll:-lane:, London, merchant. Samuel Poole, late of Cheapside, London, haberdasher. Joseph krior, of Princes-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, dry sal ter. William Dartnell-, late of George-yard, Lombard -street, Lou. don, stationer. • • • PARTNERSHIPS DISsOLVED, • Thomas Simpson and John Bywater, Nottingham.. John SII4pC and Joseph . Smith, chair-makers, Upper Rath bone- p lace, Oxford-street. • losePtt Morton John Browne, George Roe, and Wm. Hoy land, silver-platers, Sheffield. , Ely Hoy le and John Atkinson, wool spinners, Halifax, York. C. S. Miisrarci and Jolla Milward, millers, Bromley, Mid dlesex. John Willis, Thomas Lander, Wm.. Winkworth, and Robert Morecook, maltsters, Fuinain, Mkailesex. Richard Ford and Thomas Nevitt, bargeowners, Bridgnorth, S;4101). George White and fames Sharpiey, gfocers, York. Geo4,e Wen4ter 4Lici wyollen manufaaurers, • George Sanderson arid Wm!Sanderson, timber merchants, , Liierposl. . . Rees Evans and lohn Thomas, drapers, Merthyr Tydvil, ... -•- • . . C;lainorgan. John Morgan, lames Morgan,and lames Palmer, the younger, Druggists, !Bristol. • Richard Kay, lona Kay, lames Kay, Robert Kay, William Kay, and Thomas Kay, woollen manufacturers, Lime ieid, Lan , ..;oster. Andrew burgess and lolin Smedley, dyers, Hulme, Lan castcr. Wnl.:stiaw, John Hurst, Richard Hoctgkinson; lames Cor. don, an , t Wuz. Arrowsmith, rectifiers, Bultuh-le-Moors, • Lancaster. Same persOnS; who seem to have doubted , that a respedable adventurer in the last Lottery, residing at' Southampton, had gained a 20,0001. Prize by a bespoke Nut/Ai-it - rave ascertained the fad positive by their own inquiry at the Bank. It is equally true, that two outer Capitals in the last Scheme were thus obtained. - 'lt is not surprising, therefore,. that bespoke Nu nbers are so much at present the or der of the day,' in a Scheme; which, with less Tick- is aria less Blanks, has the - greatest Prizes ever experienced. ) DuN : hinted by RICHARD HARR' s, of No. 4, -,MartiCti-Colift, Bow-street; and published by WiLL/Am ARmiGht,Scßipps, of ,South Molton.street, Crosveriot-square: ELLIOT to AUSTESI. Mr.. GARRon , stated, that this . was an anion brought by Messrs. Elliot and Holbrook, coach , makers, against a Gentleman -pf ton, to recover 221. 2s. for work and labour, and for the stand of the' Defendant's curricle. He said, mat in . .tuly, 1803, the Defendant went to. the Plaintiff's, and I.)e -spoke an elegant chariot, and the price agreed upon was 189 guineas, and in order to have the thing in the' must fashionable 'style, - the arms, crest, 3.:c. were done in ,a particular way. This carriage was finished, agreeable to the contra& in the month.of October following; but the, Defendant haying left town,. and the Plaintiti not hearing any thing More of him, for a length of time, disposed of the car riage to another person. When the Defendant next came to town„ hekexpressed some surprise at the carriage being gone ; but, to make amends. Ordered . another, which, when finished, shared the same fate with the former ; he also sent a curricle, ness, &c. to the Plaintiff's-yard, to be'taken care of; and the anion was therefore brought to recover the expence of painting the arms, crest, &c. and for. erasing them out again, when the carriage was sold to another person ; and also for the stand of the curricle, care of the harness, &c. at the rate of 4s. per week. i ft appearing, however, that the first , carriage sold for more than the Defendant was to pay fur it, and that the curricle was actually sold to the Plaintiff; to go, in part- payment of the carriage, Lord ELL!Oso- ROUGH thought they had better be 'Satisfied with the expences of painting the arms, &c. and the Jury accordingly found a verdict for tbe Plaintiffs,—Da mages 41. 10s. DIXIE V. SCIIOLEY AND ANOTHER. • This was an aCtiori.: brought by a poor tailor, re siding at Islington, against the Sheriff's of Middle ..sex and London, to recover compensation in da mages for a lalse'arrest. On the toth, of April last the Plaintiff was arrested at the suit of one fell, by the name of John Dixie, and carried to the lock7up house of one`Burton, a Sheriff's Officer, in Chancery - lane. Here he was. visited by a friend, who= told the bailiff and the Plaintiff's (Fell's) attorney of their mistake, the present Plaintiff's name being Oliver, and not John. Notwithstanding this they persisted in detaining him ; and when his friend re 7 presented. that be• could. not bear the expences.of a lock!up house, he was carried to Netvgate,. „On their arrival there, the turnkey doubted whether he should receive their Prisoner, recognizing hiin have been, some time before, in his Custody, as a debtor, by the name of Oliver; this he also repre sented to the Sheriff's Officer, but in vain ; and the, Plaintiff was detained in the Poor Debtor's .Ward, until the 24 day of the ensuing month of May ; when his wife and large family being- reduCed to a, state almost of famine, .by,reason .of his absence, some persons took pity on him, and he was enlarged: upon bail being put in. , • .:he ATTQRNEY-GENERAL, for : the befendancs, (who were merely nominal -Defendants„ the reaZ one being Burton, the Sheritf'S Officer) said, that .the fact .was, that Oliver Dixie, who was the father of John Dixie, was the real and bond fide debtor, of Mr. Fell; but by mistake, he pot knowinghis chrisT -tian name, the name of john was .inserted in. the original writ; this was but ,a mistake by which the present. Plaintiff had avoided, for a. time, a legal demand against him ; and' although, he admitted there mast be wits acrainst betrusted the Jury would think nominal damages would, meet the . jw-. tice.of the case. . . Lord EX.LENBOROUGH told. the Jury, ther: was • ut cite iltiestion for th'eii - 66rBideritiori; iiiai eras, Old quantum of danlege9 the- Plainiitt ,y ;! A tithed to, lib gia!erpe!li ,Dienclant's Cijuihel rtimaining , Av4olly unproved. The n fteF,l: short foiitict'a . 41ot 40i.' 6mages for the-111:iintirE Tuesday last a fire br o k e ou t at the ' ?;hush \ of Mr. Warniingtdii, in Axminster, whicli burnt ,q 6. furiously as speedily to communicate f 0 M,ss For.: I.t;arcrs, Mrs. Paltter's, Mrs. ,Haydon's; aid the Hotel (late Mr. Btlke s 's h o u se ), and one tiiitise sides, 'all of which were entirely destroyed; The wind being very high, and water scarce, the whale town was in danger, but by great exertions fthther. mischief was prevented. The house ' the Rrv: Mr. and the Workhouse,' were several on fire, but fortunately extinguished without - cloin much injury. A heavy shower of rain filling at tile time waS a great help in stoppidg the flatti6; NO lives . were lost. The camp which is forming in the Phenix Park; bublin, is to consist exclusively of the Eight Inf:m.-; try Companies of the ditferent Reg!menti of the Line in that kingdom, which are of uo der inin4= diate orders for foreign ser% iee. Many compatiies have already received the route to repair to camp fOrthwith.• Eighteen thou Sand three hundred and seventy hides, 50 tons tallow, tit 70lb. Cortex Peru, have already been imported from Monte Video, and en tered at the Custutnzhowe. . , i3iRTIIS,.: : On the tSth inst. 'at Rabwovh-Halt, Nottinghamshire, the Lady ot the klun Simpson, u't a Daughter. On TiiiirsUay eveotog last, kiie Lady t.t W. i1. , 1t, Esq. „at his.house - in of a Daughzer, On FrieLly, Mrs liarkiy, firghoury (;rove, of a Daughter.. On Saturday morning, the Lady ot IS4:IC E)q. at " his - house in 4ustiii.Filars, ot a Son. " - MARK/ED `On Mbilday List, at Handsworth, Stir rdsh're, Mr. ilmes Thompson, of 1./lington, to Miss Archer, dat , ghter (.1: Thomas Archer: • ()xi the zoth, inst. at Croydon, Mr: fames Bowl fl•g, cf The Borough, Southwark, to Miss Harris, of Croydon Cu litllJ.l.