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PI IT CLUBS. LEICESTERSHIRE PITT (;LUB. The Annivers4ry of the Birth of the late Right ~,,, 'hie, ‘III.LIAM PITT, was holden at the 'l' ree Crowns Inn, on Monday, the 29th instant, and Was 111081 reSpeCr libly attended. JOHN KING, Eq. presided, The do t, removed--" Non Nobis Domine" was sung, after which the Chairman, in proposing the health of his present Maivity, paid a tribute of affec brume regret to the memory of our de re.led Munarch--aiter eulogizing his citafacter and is virtues, which wonld shed their influence upon Britain to the last amulet) , of its existence, Le concluded, by congratulating the mee.ing hat the Sceptre of George the Third would be wielded With equal eoeray f o r the good of the country, in th- h iuds of George the Fourth ; and, hoping, that he might long etijuy the Throne of his an cr•lot s, and support the honour and happiness of his loyal and faithful subjects, be gave the health , ot— fbr King,"—with foot tittles funr—drank pith great Song and Chorus—" (:od %are the King." 'I he Doke of York, and the Army—The Duke of Clarence. end 11, Duke of tainlnidge, and hie vajrsty's Loyal Sohjccts in Ilanover, were severally eratili with three times three. ('ice—" The Throne of our King." 'I ntrutail next rose to propose the immor tal lnelltory of Mr. Pitt,—and, atter an energetic and appropriate A , ldress, on the *Mind volley of Air. I'itt's measures, he observed, ;hat it was al most universally allowed, that his industry and vi gilatice for the public interest, as a Minister, were uorgitaile•l ; that his personal Administration was tree from the least t a ii,tof corruption, and that he smight not for power, as tie instrument at peroniary emolument ; be conelmted in diving '' The ilowurtat mrtyory of the late lti4ht Hinworable Witham Pitt"—with three times three.—The toast was drank with ouch applatesc. Si—''nz t the Patriots' name." " " The (Protestant 13C entlaiwy—witit three times three. In pi °posing this tons , the Chnitionn expressed his witlent hope, that the Protestant religion of this Country would for ever remain uninipairell..-- D r ,,k great tipplatise. Glee--" The King and the Church." " His Majesty's Nlinisters," and " May the Principles of Mr. Pitt iiways animate the Councils of Great Britain," Were next drank with three time* three. So ,, Z—emnposed by Mr. Junes, Surgeon, of Lutterworth, was received with great applause. Mr. (10 , 1411 I tiro pi pus v d " The health of the Chairavin," with three times three, pascing an appropriate compliment on his atten tion to the business of the day. The CuAtumAN, in oireripg his acknowledg ments for the compliment, observed, that owing to the absence of the President, Mr. Pochin, the duties of the Ch.tir had tit volved upon him, and relying on the kind indulgence of the Meeting, he bad endeavoured to discharge them, thought he was aware. very inef f iciently. " The Duke of WclliniV on," was next given, with three - times three. Glee—" Roll drums wen " The Duke of Rutland, Lord Lieutenant of the County," rotith t hree times hi ee. In pinposing this toast the Chairman observed, that his GIHCC %VHS ever ready to come forward in support of whivever might conduce to the wel• f4re dad imisprrily of the couoty,—Drank with re pea. ed appl4 61,..e—" The Ned Cross Knights." " Lord Compton and the Pitt Glob of London."—" The Newerstle and the Nottinehato Pitt Club ;" ri , l " Tire Provincial Pitt Clubs throng - hoot the United King dom," were st•rerallv giVeh with three times three. Glee—" In Shersootl's Grove." " The Members for the Gounty."—three times three; great applause. Song—" England the Anchor and ►Tope of the World." " The Duchess of Rutland and the Fair advocates of Loyalt y."—three tones three. Glee—" here's a health to all good Lasses." _ " 'Ube Lonik.d and tommerciailnlere,ts of this Country." s, The Wooden Walls of t " Ships, Colonies, and Commeree."—Each three times three. Song—" The Sparkling Glass." " Mayor and Corporation of Leicester."—three times three;. and " Mr. Nlansfold, M.l'."—thres times three, Were received with much applause. Duet—" When thy bosom heaves a sigh." " Colonel Barnaby, Vice-President fur the year ensuing." —Three times three. The Colonel expressed his thanks for the di,- tin ? ..ruished compliment, and asstirtd the meeting it would afford him the highest gratification in promoting the ohj , crs of the Club. " Gd. Keel, acid the Leicestershire Yeomanry," and " Sir Frederick Fowl,e," were tacit drool; with rapturous applause, and with shirt times three. Glee—" Glorious Apollo." The health of the Seeretary was proposed and drank with " three tunes three." Mr.JAcKsoN, in returning his thmks, observed, lest silence might be construed into an in diSerence of the vuly distinguished compliment conterred upon him, unaccustomed as he was pub• licly to address thew, he could not omit, on that occasion, to express how highly I.e was gratified by..ch a cordial mark of their approbation. If, in the diichArge of the tholes attached to• the siinaii, , u hide be had the honour to be placed, be lad merited their 'tilar,los, be was amply tnut pensated, and, lie observed, there was another gratifying reflection, that of endeavouring to as sist in perpetuating the memory of that great and illustrious esto.n whose birth they were that day assembled to entonmn9rate. The prin ciples of Mr. Pitt he had catty imbibed, his at tachment to them ha.d in c reased with his years. Ej id would continue to the latest period of his existe!tee. Se% eral ot!ser toasts were dr3rk, stet a.variety Gloes;' , B4o, were sting,. aaliti the conviviality of the tntetirig passed on with great spirit and • Sevtral new Members were elected. BRISTOL PITT CLUB. The Anniversary of the day which gave birth to this immortal Statesman was celebrated in Bristol it It the same respect as on former occasions. The bills of the various churches stein k out, mtlal,d, at ett early hour, and continued to ;tug until the even jug• At five o'clock an elegant Cinner, provided for the occasion, at the Merchants' Flail, se a s at tended by a numirous party of Gentlemen. P. linourt.E, Esq. was President, in tile absence of Guldney, Esq. prevented from attending by illness. Th e to as ts breathed, as usual, the true spirit of loyalty and attachment to our Sove iciA,7n, and to our glorious Constitution in Church ,;nit State ; and appropriate songs, given imme t_orly, in an able style, by amateurs, contribut '•.t► greatly to ate conviviality ttrici enloyrneht the day, The healThs of the Duke of Beaufort, Sir T. B. Lethbridge, R. H. Davis, Esq. M Mr. Alderman Daniel, an►t-his Majes►y's Minis ters, were drunk with merited 'enthusiasm. Mr. H. Davis thanked the company "for the respect paid to his brother on the occasion ; etrd the day was passed with convivial spirit. LAW INTELLIGENCg. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Ju 3. T!)is moru►ing, at ten, Mr. Justice tAYLEY beard Common mo'iuns. HABEAS CORPUS FOR MR. HUNT. THE KING V WAITHMAN AND OTHERS. Mr. CHITTY moved for a writ of Habeas Cor pus to tiring up the b7ily of Mr. Henry Hunt, one of the,defendants to this intormation, who was anxious to show Cause in per.kon. Mr. Justice BAYLEY remembered a similar ap plication on the part of a detendant, who wished, in person, to attend the execution of a writ of inquiry : in that instance the Habeas Corpus bad beet, refused. Mr. CHITTY—III that case, my rio,d, there was no rule calling upon the defendant to show cause. Mr. Justice BAYLEY said, that cause might be shown without personal attendance; the ordinary mode of showing cause was by affidavit : at all events, Ilse application had better be deferred until the Bench was hill. The LORD CHIEF Justice and Mr. Justice Hot.- iIOYD took their seats about eleven; and Mr. CHITTY, being called upon to move, produced an affidavit, stating that it was not, nor ever had been, the intention of Mr. Hunt to employ Coun sel in this case, and that lie was convinced that it was essential to his own prorection that he should be allowed to show cause in person. Tile prosecutors, the Learned Connsrl continued, had not, in this instance, taken the ordinary mode of proceeding by indictment ; hut had called upon he defendants to show cause why a ciiniinal in formation should not be filed against them. It was erne that affidavits might be filed ; but much must depend upon the manner in which the tae's contained its those affidavits should be utged to their Lordships; and much reliance might rattly be plated upon the capability of Mr. 11-ont—a ca pability of by no means an ordinary character. It must be confessed that there was no prec-dent either one way or the other; but lie certaiuly had not found any instance in which such a writ had been refused. The Lo HD CHIEF JUSTICE —Thin you have fonnd nu instauce in which it has been asked, I presnme, Mr. Chitty. Ms CHITTY thooght that a party was entitled to say " I do not choose to show? cause tlr coon ♦ lel; I have no money, and time Court has not the power to assign ma counsel upon whom I will rely." Situated- as Mr. Hunt was, and involved 60 much in litigation, it might, perhaps, be difficult for him to obtain such counsel as be would he inclined to make choice of. lie (Mr. Chitty), for instance, should certainly decline the office, as he was alt early egged in ••notber interest. It would be daugc runs to establish a precedent upon which a man might be fixed with to tar heavier Cu inme than the offence of which his client was now accused, while he was lying n prison, and precluded me,)m defending himself in person. What Mr. Hunt asked was not a- release from confinement ; he would come to town in custody, and would re main no longer than was absolutely necessary : the expense attending such a jourhey—, J o ," „ e y nut of pleasure, but of bosimess—was not likely to be courted, unless the party himself, at least, was seriously convinced of its importance to his The Learned Counsel concluded by ob serving, that Mr. Hunt, while at liberty, had been extremely anxious that the cause should come on ; and thought it wool(' be bard that„from a delay to which he had been no pity, he should now lose the opportunity of attending to his hiterests ca , +se. in person. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICR Conid, Pant stippose that there was no gentleman at the bar capable of showing cause in the case in qut-,ztion ; an d, as to expense, it would he less expensive to Mr. Hunt to show cans,. by Counsel than to take the juurney which he proposed. There did nut appear to be any case in whieb a person in custody fo r an of fence had been brought up to do that in his own person which he might as conveniently do by Counsel ; ae'td the Court felt that it would be im proper to establish a precedent by granting the writ applied for. The affidavits, however, might be filed ; and whether the Court, after seeing the affidavits, woliM make the role absolute agaima the defendant in his absence, was a different question. Mr. Alderman Weidman and Mr. Sheriff Par kins were in Court during part of the day, in ex pectation that the case above-mentioned would have been brought on. No day was fixed for ar guing it. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JuNr. 3. RUSPINI V. WILSON. This was an action brought by Chevalier Rus pint against Sir IL my Bart. for the re payment of a sun) of money spent in soliciting the electors of Barnstaple to vo:e for the Baronet. The debt was denied by Sir Henry Wilson ; but Chevalier linspini proved that he spent 271. at a tavern in town, where a meeting of the elec tors in the interest of Sir Henry Wilson was call ed. Several witnesses were examined on both sides; and one for defendant proved that plaintiff often said he had no pecuniary claim upon Sir H. Wilson for his service. The Jury found a verdict of 271. for the plaintiff. The Mayor and Justices of Dover have offered a reward of one hundred pounds !or the discovery of any pet son concerned in the late (faring out- rage upon the gaol of that town, and fifty pounds for the apprehensio❑ of every smuggler who escaped. Monday a pressman in the employment of a respectable printer it► Edinburgh, was sentenced by the Sheriff to sixty days' confinement in Bridewell, for stealing from his n►l4ster's pre mit•es the sheets of two works it, the progtess of priutthg. MI 4 I3DttSVX. V.LECTI'ON 4 numerous aind respectable company asseni; , bled on Saturday at the Freema.ons"lavern, to celebrate the return of GEORGk B7r4G, Ecrl. and S. C. WHii'elteAb, Esq. as Representatives for the County of AI iddlesex• The Hon. GREY Ban- NET, M.P., was in flit Chair. Amongst the com pany assembled, were observed the Ala:Anis rtf Ta vistock , Lord G, Russell, Lord Bury, Sir Francis fit,rdett, sir Robert Wilson ; Sir Robert Fitton, Mr. Hobhouse, AL I'., Air. Wyvill, M. P., Mr. Western, M.P., Mr. Lambton, M.P. ; Mr. Ellice, M.P., and several other Members of the House of Common,: The first toast given wtie-- 11 The King, and may he never forget the principles which seated hi' family on the Throne." Sung, " God save the King " The near toast was— " The Q.teen, and the res«)itheßoyal The band present played " Rule Britannia." The Chairman then rose, and in a neat 'perch proposed '' health, of ?heir worthy Repre sentatives, George Byng, ESC' and Samuel Whit bread, Esq " which was drank with expres . sions of the greatest enthusiasm. Mr. BYNG expressed the high sense *llia be entvrtaineil of the distiTignishett rnoni!er in which they had been Orased to (Wok his health. ivlr S. WHITBREAD, ii) tetu , ttitt ItlilnkS said, he trusted that, so tar as he hal yet on opportit• pity of displaying it, they had found no difference between his professions as a Candidate and his . COlithicl AS » Itepte,.entatille. Sir FHANCIS BURDETT dial Mr. 1401ittioust slimed thanks on the oceaslon of their healibs being drank. The company broke up at a late bout. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.. OxFoRD, Ju 3.-7'be names Of those Candi dates wi.o, at the t 0t the Public Ex , ithibattons this Term, were aiimittect by - the Politic Ex ottititers into the Fir.t en' Second Cksses 0; Li tern liternaniures oud Discipline iluthenifiti4 et Physicce respectively, m..coitling to the alpliobeti cal airengemetit In erch cities prescribed by the statute, stand as follow L. the First Class of Liter,e llama, ikret. od,rick, Ballitil Cliortoo, Tiloll.l4i T. iir,iicimse Lal , oncßtre, Heim)+, Christ Church Round, James, Balliol Sandford. It. Christ Church. /it the rirst Class Discip.illa,Mentai,C! PLys. FOlAtvr, Jahn, Edmond }lan Round, JialleS, italliol Wootten, John, Balliol. Le the Seek,' 4 Class el I,iterm Ilumanicres. Jaino,, St. Mary I L Bittern, William, Christ Cour.,:h Bridges, Brook. H. Oriel Clive, Archer, Brasentise Gower, Lord F. Levesim, Christ Church Jell, Itichard, G. Christ (;hutch Lurking, Lambert, B. Brasetivie Neill, Christ Church OXII,IIII, Geoige Wadharn Panto!), S. E. tr,ity Plurner, Bantu' Thomas, Gent ge F. Worcester Thresher, Frederick it Q,'ru's lavas:Jur, Mariniuloke, itiasenase. In the Sccoml Class v . Dis(ip...kikihentra. e! Phys. Bum, Joltv., Lint oin Goodison, Benjamin, C 'Worcester Thomas, George, Worcester Ward, Charles, Braseitosv. Lilercr Ilnivaitiures. Barber, John H. W.idliani Cult rill. t, Geor,e, Christ Church Forster, Jattii, M. Edmund Mill Laid, ti, (itOrisc, tirasenose • Ste;.iticn, Ilrirl • • Paulson, (;corgi hallial Pereira!, Henry, I nil, note PNe, Henry A. Magdalen Quarles, '1 lionins,•Exeter %%lithe, William, lirasetios. Wilson, Fleury, Otiet • Wooti en, John, BMW. Yesterday the following Degrees were con ferred:— BACHELOR AND DoOToR IN MEDICINE. Charles Littlehales, New College, Gr . :mu Compounder. BACHitiOR IN MEDICINE Francis Hawkins, Fellow of St. John's Culiege. (Both tmd Licences to practice in Nled.gine.) BACHBLORS IN CIVIL LAW. Rev. Richard Pain, Pembroke College. Rev. Charles Francis Bamptylde, Salliol College. MAsTE its of A tiTS. Rev. Jolin Anthony Partridge, lirazenose College, Grand Compounder. llev. John Junes, Jesns C,,llege, Grand Compounder. Rev. Frederick Chart, s Plnintre, Fellow of University Col lege. Rev. Charles Modges, Queen's College. Rev. William Hutcheson, St. Nlary Hall. Rev Joseph Hordern, lirasenuse College. Rev. Thomas Lea, Trinity tolh.ge. Hon. and Rev. Francis James Noel, Trinity College. lieu. "11" :""" King, }Students of Christ eh„rch. Rev. George Henry Glyn, Joseph Dottiford, Fellows of Oriel College. Samuel Rickards, BACHELORS OF ARTS. John Marshall, Exeter College. John Uigby Wingfield, Exeter College, Thoma, Henry W Lite, } University college. Frederic Aston, Poyntx Stewart Ward, I wwitiam cwiege. Edward Harper Wainwright, I " John F.:erred, Qmeen's College. Henry Tippets Tucker, t St. John's College. Samuel Howe Harrison, J Joseph flaythorne, I St. Mary Hall. John Johnson Hodson, .1 Marmaduke Vavasour Cli:irles Wai 13razenose College. William White, .John Nlarsrleii Wright, Charles Alleyne Austen, .Setiolar of 'ft inity College. John Williams, }Christ College. II ugh Bold, C;eorge Tierney, }Oritl College. Heory Wason: Peter Williams, Scholar of Jesus College. John Wootton, lialliol College. nu:FF.:tam—The Rev. Edward Lye, A. B. to the vie:mitre of Rannds, in this connty, vacant by ti,e re,ignation of the Rev. Win. Roles.----The Rev. Win. Roles, A.M. to the rectory of Upton Lovell, Wilts, vacant by the I leat h of the Hon. and Rev. Edward Seymour,--patron ut both livings, the Lora - Chancellor. The Rev..l. Davies, M.A. Chaplain to the Dutie of tii!ccleuch anti Queensberry, has been instituted to the Rec tory of Stonton IVyv ilk:, on the Presentation of the &iv! of Catilirian. A DiTtnsat ion has passed the Great Seal to enable him to hold that Living with the Rectory of Wooston, both in Leicestershire. 01) :i..►+►rrd+►y the divpatchts for Bengni, by the ship Poors!iix, were closer at the East lndi4 douse, and delivered to the Crquinatlllet of that Ship. ..mere are four L's , s forming for the ensiling Loon, naintly, by REID, levfsn, and Co. 111- cARno and Co N. At , ROTHSCHILD And Co. RIM F. And rl. BAILY and ISAAC L. Gotnsmin. The th►ec fir4i List. are newly t►.►e Sdille connections as last year ; the last is a new List. Pram Ihe LO'NbOt. 6 A2ttit .o . f Juni. J. This Gazelle notifies, that F. Tow send; Esq. bits been 4' 3 pointed to the office of 11 0 ,, ge D ragon p tirsu i van t, vacant.b l the promotion of C. G. Young, Esq. .to the office of Y 0 1- K Herald; G. Colman, Esq. is appointed Lieutenant of the Yeomen of- the Guard ; and that Major T. Lindsay, of th . East India service, hits been permitted to war the insignia of the Persian Order of the Lion and Sun. !Far-0./lite, jifite 4. 4th Regiment ttf Light Drapions, Lieut. Henry Pratt, td . be Captain, by piirelia\e, eke 1161incs, who retires; Corn!! R. Roberts Wilmot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vicw. I'ratt ; George Robbins, Gcnt. to be Cornet, by purchatee vice Wilmot. . 19th Ditto, Captain Ge o rg e A us ti n M ou l tr i e, to b e Mari? by purchase, vice Gells, who retires; Lieut. Robert Stewart , Rundasilt, to be Captain, be run - chase, vice Moultrie; Cornet Gilbert East Juliffe, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ruddrich ; Gentleman Cadet George Duncombe, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, rice . 16 " . hfie. • 4111 Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Jackson, vice deceased, Lieut. Rowland E. Cotton, from the half-pay " the Royal Artillery, vice Robinson, deceased, to he Lieu' tenants without purchase ; --••ClietwOod, Gent. vice C1a10.4 . deceased Richard Nixon Shea, Gent. Vice Jackson ; to b e Ensigns without purchase. eili Ditto, Ensign William F , lenzet . Piekwicli, from half-pai of the Royal Yet k Rangers, to he Ensign, vice Richard Shaw#., who cxcliaiNes, receiving. the dilTerence. 12th Ditto, Captain Chartes Lionel FitzGer;ll:!, from haft' pay 83d Foot, to he Captain, vice George Llewellyn, who ex' changes, receiving the difference. If ti Ditto, Ensign Henry Nl'Manus, wit hoot purchase, vice Drummond, deceased ; Ensign Georp.r C. Connor, by par" chase, rice Nl'Manus, whose appuinnutnt has not taken ylacei to he Lieutenants. 27th Ditty, Ensign Nelson to be LieotellorA ; without purchase, vice Fortescuc, app o int e d to thc 3.1 Veteran Battalion ; C. Fitzroy Ncynue, Gent. to lie Ensign , rice Nelson. 34th Ditto, Brevet Major Thomas rannt, to he Majnri without pureliase, vice 110,5,•7, ; Moat* Ellis to Ne Captain, vice Vaunt ; illi:tin I, 0 , to be Lieutenant, rite Ellis ; Enslgii ;\l,intagoe Bur ro%ts, froth balf-pay Yorl, Clia,senis, to. he Ensign, vire I,ax• 60th I)rtto, Lieutenant Robert Bruce, from Ist or tHrenadiet lteKnoent of V.,ot Guaiils, to lie Captain by iturch:)sc, vice 1)e Reynaillil, who (-tires ; Assisiaitt NllEgeo/1 Peter :•.411. 11 0 , trom Intlf-pay of the Regiment, to be As7iiitaiit Siirgton, ViC 4 dectioiva. .pith Ditto, LirtrZettant Thomas .111edlieott Taylor, frogs half-pay of .r.-,q.;th out, to be Lieutenant, vice V. H. WllO eXch.ffigtS. 86th Ditto, Ensign James Murphy, from half-pay 401 11 Fool, to IN i.nsigat, vice Cieorge Harrisen, wh , t exclaim4es. 92d Ditto, Captain John Mitchell, front half-pay, 2at ll Foot, to.Ur Captain, rice Thomas Hobbs., who eachat;es. Ist Ceylon i egiment—Quarter Master John Keimet l 9 wit hoot put chase, vice Gray. promoted ; Second Lientetiol lt Theodore trout- half of Bourbon Itta.;imont,, -John Kennedy, who excl:arge; to lit secund Lieutenant' S Lit W. Peter Fox, front the Corps of Ceylon Pioneer Loscal'o vier Kennedy, to h e Quarter Master. Cape Corps—Cavalry : Captain Charles Henry Somerset. from the Infantry, to he Captain, without 111.1rChT15,2.; Lest. Efun. John Massey, front h.lll pay 2cah Light DraLsootts. to Lieutenant, without porchme ; (111'i:wither Tha inds Bituf Gent. to tie Cornet, without purchase. Infantry, Lieutenant Ogilvie front 72J Foot ; 'Vett" truant Robert S. itchison, from the Royal Artillery; biro" tenant F. FitzClarenee, front the Coldstream Foot .Grtards i Lieutenant Andrew Stoct;enstroo t o, vice Som e rset, appoln"- to the Caraliv; to he Captains, without purchase; Lienteo taut Alexander Boswell -Armstrong, front the Royal Africar,l Corps, vice Fleeson, who retires upon half-pay Corps; Busign TholliaS ;Milers Knight; It uniiitrahl e George Thomas heppel, from 22d Foot ; 1\ at; 101 ‘- Matl;haut. front 38th Foot, vice Stucliens'ti . ooal i.roinote" to he Lieutenants, without purchase; Gentleman Cad Henry D. Warden, from tit' :al Military Coltei4e% Gentleuten Cadet Edward from the Royal Milit"'" . Colltife; Gentleman Cadet Matthew Riciiinond, from thf, Royal Military College, vice eipigin ; to he Ensigns, Avirtto",l' purchase; Deputy Provost illarsital George Humphreys, ' ,II tie Quartertnactt•e. act ((oval Veteral tiattion, Lieutenant Wiiliata Faithf u l Forte•eme, from iiih Foot ; to he Litoteriant. vice Browo, returns to liis former situation on the Retired List. Fitti Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut. Jiin n s Ma c l eo d, frog s ha ! pay Sicilian Regiment, to be Lieutenant, rice O'Conael /4 appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Ilitrs'ET—Captitin Henry Bates, Royal ; rnico Jubn Nilson hoticw,ll, ditto, to be M,jori CiAcitsoNs.-.-NlAjor-(4etierat Charles Griffiths to be . 01 1 " (ant of Yarmouth Cottle, in t-he Isle of kVight, vice Worslcio deceased. • BANKRUPTS. I. Willa, Ossett, Yorksltire(ancreltarit, to surrender Toni 29, 30, J'•iv i 5, at the Cuutc.bouse, Wakefield. Solicitor , Mr. Lake, tattaton-itteet. W. West, Bredenbury, Hever rdshitc, dealer, June 12, 13 ,° July 15, at the Falcon, Oro. :yard, Hereturdshi te . Sy tors, Nlessrs. Williati,s and It bite, Linen inn Old-squar e. Iltiggett, Bet rtiondsey-str;sl, grocer, June 10, 17, J ul/ 15, at Quildhall. holicitvr, Mr. Denton, New Union street , Litt:. Moor&As. J. Ellett, Crispin-stieet, S;anlieles, coach-spring-nial 4r i i :lune 13, .24, July 15, at Guildhall.' s, Messrs. Foi" . nod Partridge, - Nicholas lane, Lonibard-street. H. Barler, Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire. grocer, June et 24, July, 15, al Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. l'artingtoti, Dyeet buildings, Holborn. W. Wilkinson, Old Broad-street, ship-broker, June 10, 40. July IS, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Mess's. Lomb and lliann r Princes...street, Bank. J. R. Bell and W. Wilkinson, Old Broad-street, mei chail June 10, 20, July 15, at 6110d:tall. Solicitors, M e s s rs. list and Tustin, Nev.; Briuge-street, Blachfriars. J. Wade, Keyttsliani, Soinersetsbire, .1. W a de, Sec woolstanlers,June 23 , 18 , July 1.5, at the Castle and 13.111- 1011. ',.. Bath. Solicitor, Mr. Stephen, BrOad•strect-bui Wings. Niaitland and J. Athlertey, Brent ford, ironmongers Jttilo 10, 17, July 15, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr Feliten,F l3,-. nian's court, Cornbill. A. Robertson, Grosvenor-place, builder, June 10,17, 3°ll 15, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mi. Boxer, Furnivars-inn. J. Bradley, 'Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, June 16, 1 '. t July 15, at the Dog-tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. tors, Messri. Hurd and Johnson`, Temple. A. Prentice aud 'l' Shelley, Manchester, muslin-marittfaci: titers, June 15, 16„'July 15, at the Cr own ion, Stone, S tB . fordsliire. Solicitor, Mr. Edmunds, Er:chequer-office of 1.1 hell-111 ' S inn. - .1. Bragg, Whitehaven, Cumberland, thread-inanufato l7o June /6, 17, July IS, at the Black Lion-inu, Whitehavci" Solicitor, Mr. Falcon, Elio-court, Temple. , at G. South, Leicester-square, tailor, June 6, 13, July Guildhall, Solicitor, Mr. Popkiii, Dean- street, Soho. i go J. Edkston, Blackburn, Lancashire, shopkeeper, June 20, July 15, at the Star-inn, 51ancliester. Solicitors, Mes s; Clarke, Richards, and Nledcalf, Chancery-lane. 'l'. Jarman, Bristol, money-scrivener, June 19, 20, JOY ! e s , ' at the Commercial Rooms, Brist;ii. Solicitors, Messrs. thersole and Barron, Essex-street, Strand. eat %V. lito held, sett., Huntingdon, ironmonger, June e 79 July 15, at the George Hold, Huntingdon. Solic itor„, :Messrs. Egatr.and Waterinati,.E,sex-strcct. 5 ; 1 4 R. Bolpin, Bridgewater, draper, Julie 15, 11. July le f t the Chtistoplier 11111, Bath. Solicitors, Messrs. Defo c Lincoln's tun. [Dividend:, &c. To•morraw.], BIRTH. At Knowle-farm, near Tuutaifige-wels, an the Ist the Lady of Major•Geticral beattoa, of a daaschter. MARRIED. n of On I lie ad inst. at Hendon, Mr. Joseph riondchild.„,rili;itu Stun !matt., klarritt Louisa, daughter a Mr. J. of the former place. lED. On Sunday morning, at his D Jai iwr's house, in Har tree • ' aged lfi, «'i'iliann, eldest sun of William Dickinson, NA' After tt lingering illness. AP P . ; On the ist at Bouner's Hall, Bethnal-green , u to, 1111.1ria, the wife of Mr. Iticilard Ccanch, of Uniore c Broad-street, Solicitor, aged :32. • LONDON: Printed by J. B. 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