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E • NTELLIG EN C Ct)OILT 014' . cIi.I:4GERS, JuIN Is. • 110OStr..—WATERS P. TAYLOR, Sir S. nOtstit,ry, on the kart of Mr, Mdde an application to the Court in this case, for an circler to annul the sale of the Opera mouse, 'and tdAlirect o re-sale, on the #ound that Mr. Waters, who both conducted the sale and made the purchase, had obtiiiiied the premises a t to o law a price, to the particulars not being properly set forth the. inquiries of intended pur chasers being tint properly answered, and undue precipitation manifested, in carrying through the the sale. The Learned Catirsel read an affidavit of Mr. Taylor's, and comniented upon it':—it tq ire& that the premises in grtestion had been knocked clown to:Mr.Waters at 41,0001. Although They were worth five times.that sum. The ex- . ponces, of , the building, from 1792 till it was fl4is,llted , were J 38,0001. The same building could not troy be completed for less than 200,0001. Tile sale took place on the 20th of .June, ur n ! the is,nie of the partiratlars front the 'Master's Office did not 1 44: fdricts till the'9lll of Mliy,. Many in diiridu'lls declined Iritlding from a want of the sire eiffeinion of rhe,,particitlars,:atml it want of infor- . oration about inekouhronees, &e. If duly adver tised and iiistly described, the Theatre, its pro perty, and ponoiseS, would have hromght 80,0001. No sebedule•,was. mule of ,the scenery, .drcs.-.es, and music. Mr. Waters ninst. have 'known all the partieniars, being.managet, , and shotrld have pro petty set them ;foith.. Ile moved, therefore, that the Court 61)watt order a te-sale.; Mr. Hater coniended, for Mr. \\raters, that if there was any obscurity or doubt - , that it was not to. be attributed to his client, but. to Mr. Taylor, The Wier was .as well,listpainted with the pro. pert yof the Opera. house.. as, .lbe former. Al r. rnylor attended the, Master's Office when the part iculars • of ssalo .were iet t led : and if lie'aaw a disposition to suppress any one of them, I ct i h a d it in his power to objeet,"to such a Measure, and to have it then.: Wtis any preeipita- Cone Mr. Taylor was likewise to blame, as he delayed the advertisement .by the obstructions Which he act his 4olivitoropposed to its publica tion. Mr,. Waters circusup ,such particulars as he. thonght fnlitgl deseribed the premises, and the draught of them was open for criticism or cOrrLction, if daficieot •or erroneous, The Leatio'd 'Connie! ierol Mr. \\raters's . affidavit. to `this purpose. All ionnjries were ans.wered hut one that could not',lre,satisfactorily replied namely, whether the Opera-house'' eonld be always iparrineed ffr ltdirin ()perils.. This depebtled on the Lord Chamberhin ; and the gentleman . who was to give 60,000 L if he 'ciHild enjoy this perrilAl $ (Tull y, LW! not he gratified with any sue) Onweince', The i:enes, (finery, ward robc;and mush: were. not Set ,forth in a schedule bur - the winter the dis Play of this specification could have protlitced little 'influence on tht price either ant., way or other. 'Die price w its a pro.., ri tone oft the :)tares hail been formerly sold far 17,0001,—a price nearly proportional to 40,0001. for the -W - Mr, WATitexaLL, "And, Me. i 3. .r ou saint: side. tqr! :sAgutt.ftrimit.tx, in his rciply, iloult , ted trhether ,4111,,Witters.e.otild both coodoct the *tile awl •11c0;:arot,t.li1r putrehlt,er.• rh4o.lll,sC; tiA NC; 4140 ft gait!, 061 %Vat a Ties. lino t.hitt of, , ,beiog otrgiled, iimt he wotil4 , hear parties ott.-i[ if they 51`to3 . e . : . but on the pt . -tient repres , .!otiatioo he saw nu reAson for grant - Lig the ortkr ippJie I for. : ,Mt.:•riiyhyr,,did not tot.ift: in lily Hilidav'tt thitt riy.otte,l!ad4►lrtty,ed nitre. It rt! . tico!...rs tivGrc hot ,ptiverly nett, fort It, )Ir., Taylor had oppotiotkitics •• to lia uO them. ihooltietl; to 'Lk (mil i •r , tecion. .11$1 . 01 . 1)1AtiOn was re twon io‘Hry made, this tnighvbe.o good gloom,' tor a•,;tle the salei.lmst.if bitch waii • Ihe ca c, tit:l4:6lN of ;the facts should +citen ittlti-StVt)lll,to, t sperially with 3 'reference to the olijection 3g,tilht the Pight of the party who tooducts It 4_314 to bollitwitjf the piltichtiel'• coulur E.INti'*I4EIN:CI4 JoIA IS, JActir ti, Mum., r Thi 101 vol eott4ideraftle time, and Wal 311 action,upou the warrantry cat a horse, sold by the delenstottt to the plaintiff. The question was, Wholier he wa., sound at the time of .the sale? And upon thin point there wits great contrariety 'of evidence, the witnesses' for the plaintiff itisi'st+ ink; that the horse wits In such a blittg o f gIaMICTS, 'lnd . /fueled, that he . was obliged to be shot ; while the vt itliCs,St3 on the other sitie stated, that, at the time he was sold, the animal had nothing but a slight Cold, h. also appeared that the purchaser kept but, a emtsidet able, time without making any complaint. ether hearing , this .eoutradiatory evi. derive at great length, the. Jury toand for the de fendant. BILLING V. WATEII3. This was en action by the IVlcssenger to the Commissionerl ihnkrnpts to recover the ex , pences of ypurney ot nue or his servants, sent to the'hiv of Alan. to take SWIM I) , inkroipt's eifeete i sitnpied I , P 60 ttt tli it i t. l ctttt l, h yyi hut tvlioselournvy. e ttiot) 'Nab, whet ,e; the delefid,tra trio; iie,bll: titi4 clotrge,,pr Mr. Pas tnore, Attomey, whit hail intiritiyt3l ? -A part of tilt c:..pence, ajtptliqtql, Wits pridertaken, at the deittitittitr, and that pot , : the phintilf recovered t veillicL OLD IiALLEY, .IcLy lb. j i dpi R o berts was called to t he bar to be Art-Alga ed far having wilfully 6.tal)bed John 11 11 with a certain dirk or dagger Mai intent to maim and disfigure The prisoner, npon.the .irulictment.being read% h3ht I t Wll4 !Mt pliky ; but being aq(ed the m oa t yue}Elnn," lit),W Will .you be tried l" I•efused to . say that he would he tried by ond 1i; cctnn try, Eid, deciared That he, was Julio.; Ccesar the Emptror. and could be tried by none hut his Ma- Cuoncil. Mr, Justice PAIIKE then - directed that the jury . should be newly cinpannelted, to try whether the nrif,oner n. 113 non , Inuteky malice or by the visita. Clan of God. . _ lie jury Hong accordingly sworn in the ttsital bielliler, several witimsiies were, called, who proVed . , the insanity of the prisoner arol Mr. Newman, g a oler of Newgate, swore that ever since be had buen 'nought' into the prison he had been ill a disordered state, and was sent in conseltienee, When the prisoner came into his custody, into the Infirmary, instead of being placed among the other prisoner s. The July, after. the summing up, fotlnd the prisoner--'' Mote by the visitation of cod, and Insane." Mr. Justice PAtit.lt then ortlered, as the statute directed, - that John Roberts be kept in strict custody until his Majesty's pleasure be.known. . John Harrison was capitally indicted for stealing a bay mare, the proportrof Willoughby I‘l 4 6lhie. It appeared upon the evidence that the pony in question was at grass Dear West-end, Hamp.. stead, in a field; .on Sunday afternoon, the 18th of June ; and, on Monday morning,. At halt -past six, the prisoner brought ij to a livery-stables in the City-road, with a blithe and saddle upon it; the hostler took notice of the pony, and. asked what the prisoner gave for it, and lie answered that he gave. ten guineas for it. After giving: the necessary directions thd prisoner went away, say. ing he would come again. In the interval the brother of t lie prosecutor, Thomas M..Ghie, tame to the stables to put a horse to bate, ,and seeing his brother's pony, inquired respecting it. At half-past. nine the Same morning, .the prisoner carne again, kind WAS accused by the brother of stealing the ;may. Upon this, ILirrison °tiered to r i ve it op, it htr were allowed to take away Ilia, saddle. This was, however, refused, and the prosecutor tors sent ,for, who, when he arrived, said he, would hang the prisoner. Being asked how he -carne by the hOrse, Elarrison answered shat he had bought it of a butcher on Primrose hill tor alit gnineas and a half. The prisoner, in his defence, said lie had bought the horse of a man of whom he had no knowledge, Thomas Culltver was capjtally indicted for hay ing'burglariously broken into the dwelling,house Buck laud, and stealiug therein three silver spoons and other property. The pr'osecutor kept a pliblic•honse, at No. 5, Old Cavendish-street. Ou the 29th of May, at fi. , e o'clock in the morn big, .he was, awakened by the report of thieVes in the houSe, He immediately got up, found the doors opened, the till picked, end missed tli vox table-spoons, tow t ea-spoons , a pair of Nortr-tongs, null other property to the amount of al ,ut I Witness was •t be last up in the house the night before the robbery,. 01,11 saw the.pro r ; perty at that time; the prisoner, had lodged in the pr osec uto r ' s house a yeer and a half, and had left about a fortnight before the. robbery. the moroing of the 29th of May witness found O it i : the passage o(his house a variety of arrlcles , twit up iu a handkerchief, worked C. consequence he went to Marlborough -street Mice, obtained , a Warr:WC, att.l hi t d the 10 isoner, taken up. Ethe ; ud Barnes, pilt.bny -last: witness* on the nitoruing t;le 29th of May, about o'clock, came down stairs, and beard a noise the passage. Ile received a blow in the face, and distinctly saw two men, one nt whom asked wit ne,i; who he was. It was not the . voice of the prisoner, as he knew that very. well, Upon this lit: rail up stairs to tell his master,. and when ho•, came down foam! the Men were goliC thehin ' a wa4hierwornitn, had washed for the plisouer, and identitiool the , hatulkerchirt produeed, marked T. C., and she knew it by the crooliOnesit of the letter 'flue prisoner had fatelted it away, from her house, where it had been for. three weeks, the Sunday preceding the rob4rY • .'['he prisoner i lil his defence, .sisal he never had had a white poclteot-handitoretiet in his life. The one lie fetched from the tvasherwom sn on Sunday ,he Irad;lloyit 41)(114t his neck. The Juiy tot t ud tltc priNotter qui/Iy, after au lione* considtration, but reuutifittemled him to metcy, POLICE INTELLWENC MANSION 7 HOOSF,. ANOTIMR:CoNirInACY.."..OII Saturday last,'nur readers will recollect, three illiterate poor Irish. men, viz. Quin, Connolly, and !Iconic:a, were ca piiall3r convicted at the 01s1 Bailey, for coot:ter., teiting the, coin of the realm. In their defence ' they stated, that !nil% out of. employment, And destitute cat bread, they were watidering about for work., and were engaged by a matt, to whom they were unknown, to accept of " a job." The : person in question then bronght them to a tvvo pair of stairs, waste room, in Angel-alley, Moor , lane, Cripplegate, where,. having -Riven them a lesson, he set-them ail at work rubbing pieces 'of metal, the size: of shillings, with some: white composition, he then left them, tinder cite pretence of going out to procure them something to eat and drink. While waiting for his return, however, the Officers, arrived,. and they were taken into custody, Dttrinv their'. trial also it . was , 'itn - 'Jounced to the Court; that the actual person who had so employed them was apptchended. Brook end Pellram i , tt-vo-of the offieers whoAp. prishended the prisoners,i and who , were' bound over-to- appear upon 'their trial, Absented them. eelvee,:atol torfeited their recognizanees. In con sequence of the above eireumsomves, sod .others Which : ArOiaMpUti the trial, the Judges. directed that a special investigation of the affairshould take place-before the Loon MAYOR.. . Alta Derry: Was , yesterday brought ' up, and charged, with conspiring, with several others, , to take away this lives of the ;three afore Mentioned persons. ' i ' ' Mr. Burgess stated, that although Pelham and Brook were:aware of the circtunstence, they had not yet conic ifito,Cottil. ; These persons he bad seen in company a considerable time in the snort,- ingwith G. Vaughan, the officer, about Guildhall. .::'!'tae .Luau-Msvottordered two of die Marshal:, ' men to repair to the spot, add acquaint them of the necessity, of their attentlaoce. - Pelham,. only, however, could be found. Vaughian and Brook had retreated. " : V Mil)onnell then deposed, that in the moat!" ‘of hlity i st, on the morning of the 11,y the three Irishmen were_ , taken into custody, he teas•si an d. log at. the itstisl phiee in Chesphille, I,eheitl they wait tnr work; when lierty citMe tips snd after wale conversittivu engaged thew to ;JO to ti I►ous4 • 1 'll . - ' , VI .11 .t..nge 001-htlle; tor a n afttr day last, when witness went to the Old B a lky, to near the trial of the men eMployed by the pri oner," he saw the lattei waiting at the doors, when he gave Ito alarm, and nit instiutly tied, but was overtaken and securod. • The Lotto MAYOR inquired tif Pelham, What he knew of Berry, and how he teceived it forniation 'of the prisbners being employed as miners. Pel ham replied, he knew nothing Of Berry. ile was then ai,lk . ed why he Bed from the ,Old Bailey, and forfeited his recognitances,.at the time too when Berry wit's 40prehended ? Pelham replied, that see i ng B roo k go away, he fol,loweil-j--besides, a man at the dour of the 6in - a told Iliai be would not be wanted. The Lotto MAYOR :Said, he had little doubt the present case proving a conspiracy against the lives of innocent men, and he Was determined to exert every means in bis power tO probe the case to the quick. Ile therefore ordered Berry and Pelham to be conveyed to Newgate, and to be kept separate, and again brought- up for eXanti nation tn-morrow day.) Samuel Newnian was broughtandfin a lly examined, charged with divers forgeries on vari ous Banking and other houses throughout' the kingdom. 'rhe principal Charge urged against the prisoner on the present .occasion was, that of having forged the acceptance laf the house of Wil lis, Pcrceval and Co. Limdan, to a Bill of ;x -change tor 1731. 6i. This Was discotnited by the house of Phipps and Co. of Warinintler; Hankers, where the prisoner represented himself to tie Mr. Hunt, of F'rnme. He was fully 'committed for trial at the next Salisbury AsSizcs.' 130 W-STR r.E T. RoBatNG 64ED . ENs.—Th e Royal Garden, at Kew, as well as other gardens in that part of the euitotry, have lately b.:en robbed of Ott alost, choice and rare fruits, which hay! been In ought , to London and offered tor sale. The depredatious weresaspeetcd to have been entomittl by a gang o f idl e f c iloxiis who resided at Kt and Richmond. Mr. Byron, the principal gardener of the ,Itoyal l'alaces,has been indefaiigabk itt his exertions 1,9 discover the robbers, assisted by Bacon, die coo. duCtor of the patrole belonging to litiS Offi ce ,p o that road. R young man of the name, of Wrz Ctuic Was iu cobsequenee appreheoded by P 4 a,con,, oi l sn;pit ion of being collet:rued in the robbery. Ott bis being laken' to Mr.. Mart's, a 4 - ruiterer's, in Oxford-street, he n by the daughter a m! shopwonian pllered, Sonic roe . actkes f,r'saie ; but (ii , COVeliin4 (hut they had not been pulled by a geirtle thener, y suspected titty bad licuti stolen, and .deciiticil 14:04 do with then,. Son)::liar. pcae7es : were, otlei ed for sale I : iliont the smile Hine to Air, ,tlie pur- vevor tit to the Priiiceltegent, by 4 With but be declined buying it of hint.' Mr.Eytori tvent to Ole 41top, of Levy, 4 Jew, a daaler iu troll in Oxford-street : , and purchased n peach, After hedtml plucliased it, he observed. to Levy lie t4tiflivcted it to be one ink had been stolen train him ; and hetore ltt, openekit, if it was his, it wnidd have a rcd mark 111 a certain Part • this pros el to be t4c..eilSe, tltty bying,o peculiar Sint th it r,voky in K ew gm -d etis . Cane a tiCconli rXa , ninntinn yes!er. g%ty. `‘‘ 11 , n vy •iit ended, hot saying he could not cii:.ll4llljVci. L1,14 , ,(4/ rnitS, a drover,. wal . lnought tt,) t h e Of. Tice, anti charged with. erin k sho T tehich he te a s ctitrusted to drive: lust f riday from ,Swith fieltl-inarket to CI , re-markct. ; in Stork iat.ot l ie beat awl ill-tr..med the sheep . in_ the', most cruel Wolillt'l lie broke two, of a .sllccp,it., leg., with a Lirge stick, 03 teal proved by Mr.; 9f CaNYrStreCtr, foe - Was convicted in the penalty of 20.4, and inAle fault of payment - to u c or?tiintittedl , fttr, a pvo l 4l l , V A uo I I AN r 'rue I)4Titor.:e,--:Mr. the!Mt.t.., gistrate,atteild..ll yesterday for about three hours, for the ptirpos , .: of proceeding jn the investigation_ of the conduct of ratighqui the p4trol e; but he did notittlend, uyr couitl It he, round at his resi de„,,,, or any of the place.. he 'resorts to. He is c h, ligcc i with. empioying four others .to entice Nitiug thieves ate conouit horglaries, and, after Wronging the plan, to lie in wait and apprehend , them, in fuller th4t they might be brou g ht .to trial u s t i l ld c i o e n ;; i l c e te 4 d o , l,. per man convicti on money. and he and his acc omp li ces Two ofVaughan's accompli c es, named Dr a k e an d . m ac k ay , have disclosed the patictilqs of several burglaries thus executed; others toe .expected to be developed. . . • QUEEN•SQUARE. , . Yoteraity Detnt4 Rogers waa charged by Pople, the. officer, on suspicion of stealing sa Inttre, from Iva,_ near 13ristql . , the „property of T. Parry,. of that place. The witness- produced a letter from the ,owner of the mare (describing the animal, and ihe.men fatipecteit to have stolen her) to a frico , 4l, in London, who„applied to witness to look after, them all.. Witness did so, and received such information as to.the mare as affords a prospect of rtg`aining her. Witness meeting prisoner, took him Into custody, ,not 'enly as he answered thu deacriptioa of one of the men, but because wit ne..,s had also haul him ill custody once before on a charge it similar oti . eace committed at King ston, s olle y. Prisoner was. committed till- this day week, to give time to search tor the mare; and for the utvocr to come to town. . . On Saturday senoight, a lobster boat belongin g to Dununae,near Waterford, upset, when three Inca of her ereit were ijrntiitiedi a boy only vas Vell; . Benjamin Dodder and John Slater, :of Notting. .l l am,. and ,Tomes Towle, ,of 13assfortl, have been committed to t e.. county gaol of Nottingham, nn suspicion of being coot:crimd in the late , attaek upon Mr,. Ileatlicote's manufactory at Lough borough. . Stitir%% Chureit vvas entered on Saturday night hot, .dr ("Ally tin &Imlay morning, , by some sicri. tteprv(liitms, who stole thereont two biei•-• clot t eintirwitieli Covered the commu nion faille. They entered at oneOf lie windovis, which zi;cy forr.int, on which a quantify of blood MRS lett, the glio,s, it is presumed, havilig cut the half& of one or More.o# those trig - aged in the villdiuoris p ct. lAAtkt , ;:r. . _ nuet OF BREAD THIs xvuErt.. The highest price of the hen s Wheidett Ilreaa thron.;bek the Metropolis,. is 4tuted hythe D'atterSto,lie IS/d. the Quar ter° Loof.—Sonie Balicrs sell the Quartetit Loaf (cull will penny to three-pelicit lowet% . ill. u;. . , Peck Loaf to , weigh .. -. 17 0 Quartelli Loaf to weigh 4 bi Halfditto .. ditto .... is 11 Half Quattern ditto .. i .2i SEEDS, . . Red Glitrer(roreign) ' 45s to Ms per cwt. Ditpu EngliMt Wititedittu... .. .... tiai 807. to lass Rye-Crass . .. -'—s 20, to . btis per qt. ,Turnipi•Witite . . Qas Od to 0(4 Od per bush. Red and (4recn, . .' - Otis 04 to .5.14 OA White Mustard !iced Bs-0, to l2sad' Brown ditto ' I:2s ad 'to 14,, Od Carraway t.;avds .. ... .. ~ Cinque Foil) 46* ad to 4.3 s ad ptr qr. Coriander do. ' . 9$ ad to tu, ad Tretoit IIIS to .2.1 s per rm. Canary Lin%4;rd Oil Cake at the Mill, 101. 10 3 . p e r thousand. C'SRAI Corn-Fospector's I:xt ur, NewWlit; —I —sit, —1 WU. per Id., 161 Os to 2 310 is. Barley, per. qr 29s Od to his 04 Oats .n.—Tliursday, July 11. 'Beans.... 3Cs Oil to agi Old ditto Od d Pease. —s 00 to —4 (4 ltye • 7 --$ to —S Od F Hors N6w Mtgs. - New Pockets. Keta . 41 Os to t 1 0 . 4 Kent..... 61 Os to 101 101 §L l3 §e-X.., 31 11s to 6s Sussex.... 71 os to FAsex..... 51 15s to si us Fitrolim.. 101 Os to . 161 us 140, 41 001. • nuct 0 rimy at i Bet,lN:EAY.GtV34tiikt:.:,:l3.4:,, the ~ c 4t . i -k r n a1 1 ri '.. e,.:1, 1 1,c 1..11,1 , MARKETS. 3s 4a io,sq, 0.4 Nitartm . 4cliq 4s 31 4d it, 4i oti Lamb, io Z , q• 441• - ST- JANIEN'S IZAY NIAIti:ET, 'July 13. &lay. Jttuty ,l 35 thi to *i 11 2i 11 . , 01 . WHII'ECULATEL HAY MARK . P.T. Hay Ai 14s Oti 4 {) 61 14% thl--.Average; 51 , ti 0(1 Str.sw 21 8s WI t,h it ,145 Od-Averagt, 2111. Oil Clover - " '5l 12. Od to or ils 0,1--Av6-a g t-, 61 11% Otl _ . • • . PRICE OF LEA:LI-A.M.. . , 4,- • , Ilut4, La to 511!vs each.. pt l'l, lsd to QL,k Doti° -5,i to i;:ilin t. -a ch Qitt to. Ctrs,/ NteriLta.'lfacir4 .., Drelootig 1 - titlei „ . Floe Cww;w4;li I intr 1, d A ~ . . . . - 17 J, i. : . 1.( 1 t o o : 1 17,5 1 ‘1: (1 . Cw op 11 Ole., , ;15 to 41/Uri Ito' Ott tio,w; • '5(.1 to Itiitt Ditto. ..... '45 to Stllloi.. 17,1 to 19)d .. 1 ;:oli Skill, , ';itt to 4011 p Pitt') ...... ,-).( hi 701 Os e4t to ;11,1 Ditto 7'o to Sant; 2'2(l' to .25d Sow.,ll.•lertis ..tireettiantij . Trd to HIM I,wirge ditto., 1)55 RAW HIDES. ,__,.... _.......... Best Heifers St Sleets, per at. Ordinary...—. 1s ad t 6 Os oti is od to "1 , id Market t. all .. each .. 74 tl iddinigs —Ow - 01.114, fs •10d . Eng. HoNe 12s 6d tii ils. Oa PRICE OF. ` , t..1,11111 , :s Market 4:1 Tort: ‘liiitecit“pel Market :3* Oil t.er stollt. Avera4v .. „ „ 34. Id TA LLOll'. * 'Town -Tallow 54. Ott Yellow Jlttssia 544 (hi 541 OJ Wider ditto i),l —4 nit Soap :50i nit 5.2. od stud' —s nit 44 0 4 DitWO.Pugh,..--5 lid '.25s ul 'Good I)l . egs Cord ;titlyi • 1 -) 4111t . • 9.1 t , i 4. of C:A0t114.., pvy ilozett, per dutcu rtilowt 11 for ruatly noutcy. -- __i__--_ SCOTCH 1;.: miauprs. sEotrlisTit.vriON. . 4(4 s; llansyar----CteCtors turtt Jll l~t)l'ldll~rtiti,.ltlU thrt to, attd 8(1 August, at I. JIPY S. filth.., mr.rclout, Lt4th-,Creditue, meet Julln 4 s Culrce-lituzse, 12th July and id Aui;u" , ut. It - • hattits - stud Nuiirls , Cilapv.p«,-,(:r.vdittp4 inept 61 Miles: tiivr ru there. 1(1110111y arid Gib. ,it 12, !`.1.1y1) 0 1i---C re ,1;t irm 'nett i n • Slparett low there ; ;;; , ,d .11 1 41,1 li. Yituu 1 . . iyjy Lajn4, diturinit:,t in tlic }toyul Cud . cc. : .buu3c, EdilibuG h ' 19th July anti 9th August, at Z. • IMANINATION', J DIVII)I;NnS' a &c. John Gillieg,;Jrianttfarttare'r Gia4 to Le iva• mine.) jp, the Sherik-clerle 4 ()dice th...•te, I till .1.1;y aod tat L‘lL. , :tllt, at 11. Witiititt,'lrrotzier antrc:'ittk-Aealcr, Bahchallan, 104 examituld in , Kinrups's inn, Dumblittle, trith and 30ilt at It. . . • • Conitiany carrying On bus iness a!' tradeiF or umatalie hirer): at l'ilit'Unridas, near Glasgow,' under the lieu , or do Schttili Patent Cooperate Company. to be examined it, it., Offices Glasgow, 24d July and n'tti August, at 11. Thomas flyslop,,lnerchont, TionpoOt, to he evovi'ilitqf in tie 8111ritY-Clerk's chambers, Dumfries, Will July "" at 12. . Walter 14:Iacfarlane, merchant and grocer, and Wilk's', Lindsay, baker, both in Errol, to he cx tim i li pd in the , 7• llo '' l '' conrt4oom, Perth, 2"24 :fitly ;in , l EttlAtivist, :t1 - I I. Creditors of John lityclop, in Nairtsrirld e l, parish 'of C"'" I; : wick am! stcwartry of kirketuibrigla, . sliutn,rever M: it t r..."' . ling merchant or chapman . , meet iu the Globe Inn, Dow' 22t1 July, at t. Creditors 44 - Aberdein, ani Co. late mercint! ,l, . Aberdeen, moot in Humidity's Inn there, -Mill July, at t. Creditors of Lothian, merchant, Eiltithitrgbt 1 "'" in theltoyal Exchangil'Uollee-hottie there, 24th July, at . .1118171(:01' OLOGICAFi, Therinome• Vi'e:tt !let . ' ~ • •!. ...; • ';,: 4; :_`. -; • Tx, r' 7:.t. „:„ . ta ... 4-...... ::: -.. ....... . ' 4, June. 4 4 "' -... III.:illt* - U. e 3 al 78 50 3..) .CR Pair Fair :3 55 .")i1 63 46 .07 Do. 1) ". 4 59 41 177 48 .10. lhr. I),. 5 58 48 ':1) 42 29 )S .04 1)o. Halo f; 50 .17 57 4F., .67 .04 Cloudy C.l,rud7 7 4? 58 flO 51 .88 .07 Hain 1).). 8 55 54; 47 48 .62 .19 Do. D.l. - . .21 ---.....-.--- 1 -.F .13111.1 . 115. 4.1,t, Fleur - 4, near Kelso, the .I)u,heis of Roxl)urglre; (if At Fil Wit: Fl "On t Duncan On thi daughte eurc, near Kelso, Icr Grace and la; ac Bth inst. in Get ptcuptitll. Esq. .1 is flit, inst. at 0 rt: ant are orge-61r 'if tiara mistut US, 11 , "‘S I b-th'ioin 'eet, Edir Atthie, ► f foxhurglre, 4,1 is 1g well. thurKh, the Lady of A daughter. • Mrs.-itucusiiy, of DI&D. , • On - ttie 4th i ns t. Landon-stseet Fitsroy-squtire, CaPt 3l , l Wm. Mor e y, formerly a Commander it/ the Huth E. 1.0 1 4 Shipping Ser vice, aged 66: On Friday 14. t, at Na. /4, Nottingham-place, in the year or his age, Vice-Athuiral Sir William EssliVon; C.O - day, tit her house in Purtamn-square, M rS. by, widow of the late- Loci. fartataly sernor (i-f Bombay. At St. Mitt s; ort the efltlr of April, Philip 11 . 1)15 1 ) . 11 " i Esq. Colktmor Unit it:kiwi. LONDON:: :Pvitited by J. 11. VA lISTAI Ili, No.?, craven -I,lliitlings; aiid poblished by W. A. SCall'l'S, of nritunli at the S,ioN-Ovvicc, No. i tit, strand; where Advertise*. oteitts,Oidcrs ) Letters (Isustiutid),3cc. - must tie 2fidrussrak, V""" • 1 ', '~ ~; , t , -i '_~,