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LAW REPORT. GUI DH A LL, LONDON, Ivor T. BIT'CING3 ISGFOKE LORD ILIANISOROUGU. :,CHOLEY PFRItt)U. This ‘Va., an fut. the of t% , purchased an,the 14th of June, to I.)r.i.l , !.‘ipersil on the 16: h. . , J. Anindel, the Broker, proved, that on tlic 14th of jt,ne, he porcha , ed 20001. °manual from the 3)ekno.int for the Plaintiff, the scrtp of which Was an: , in the and wai to be deliVered on the 361 h. That on the 46:h the Plaintiff tendered him. 14.10. 'which w,is -the price - of ir,but that the .De. fe 'tO`oit never appear( d to make the transfer, It w.•' at 61 per. cent. discount -on the when he made the comfacti, but. on the 16th, the discount had doninith'd on'y 3/- per cent, con:.equenily the 11.iintill would have been a considerable-gainer by ti.e coo-. ‘: • , . Mr. GASHOW at first attempted tq impeach the riontiff's right to recover, on the ground that it wets stock-j, bbing 4; but the Wit. rimsi,wearitti 114 . _ it a bargain for a real trans. ft r of the ()motion, that ground was abandon. cd. Mr. Girrow then tte. , lt another objeElion, art ing on the lace f the Diclaration, which vet rd, t hat the contrad %4' "of and in one at the Public .Stocks or S . -entities of this realm •calteil Oinnium." Ile contended that Omniurn was stock or security of the realm, but merely a re. ecipt which, .upon the performance of ceftain con ditions, entitled the holder to proportions. in varioui stocks, according to the contraet made by the WI oistur, He also argued that Omnium ple.iged with the Bank could not he the subject of transivr. Lord ELLESIDOttouGIi sa.id, this question was tit so much ,consetrenc!, that he certainitwould nut decide it.at IV/A; /'riot. - Mr. Easit it) reply, quoted a case from ses en Term Report., 630, .in which. it had-been decided that Omnibus : came within the Stock-j sbling Ati, con,,Atir , ntiy was d"cided to be one of the stoc k, pf the k,ingdoin e .Tlyy. Plaintiff was, -however, not,. suited urn) ani)ther ground. .In fita ing The con. traet he averred,that it was " give too!. de. ducting 61 per cent. for every hun4 d...looinietn," and that he 114 (colleted the price agreed on aCCorth By the evidence of the Br ker, it appeared that 15701. was :'tendered as ; the price of 200 d. Which. w as not only 6- per cent. the. discount, but also another is per cent. reinms, the amount of the last instalment then growing due. The evidence, therefore, did not prove the central. and tender, a laid in th.e Declaration, - rAlttc.ltt, ESQ. Mi. gROWV. Mr..Eit‘l‘lNE hiated, that this was an Mlion brought on Bill Of Exchange for 3131. which belendant had indorsed over to the Plaintiff. in consequence' of this, Bill being dishonotsied by Mr. 'loll, who was the acceptor, the De fentlant treatne liable as indorser. It wa in he sf!iil, the I witiff had nor given him due vatic , tit the tlishonotir of the Bill. He should that after the was dWionoured, the Del.' tans rt, mi r ed payment. After the runnel on the Bill, and the di .11e.nouriiig 'if it had been'proved, it wa ,. . ..ut ist and rent'; it via , dated London, Nov. Ist, 18ot, a d payable ill M. , titlis atter date. It appeared in cvs. d that after 'the Bill bad becorne.due, the ik fentLint w pay it, by another'drawn o Lis ft hmin . z innnths ; the holder cotton ell tb td k e ano ther Bill at six month, which the Dt te , .. dant tefin.eil tt, give him, anti therefore tht% • cton Win. brit& the Defendant had no obj-ttit nto ha,' Cie Bill in thi4 satinet. This was in the latter end cif J.istoary, Anti three months after the Bill htc,,ttv that. Mr. GO sow, as Counsel for the Defendant, ob. served, that"rhis promise by hihClient had ben in ate in total ignorance of the law,.which he Loped wont., work no injury, to, the' Defendant. He citett a case of Chuflin.v. Paxton, where it had been held that a party was excthed from an ignorance of the law. Lord ELLENBonoUGU observed, that he U . 144 in (hat case. An absolute ignorance was there proved. that WaS a case ctrtaildy of a very equiv cal sort, anti never wai reported, F 1 Lutdthip he siMulti doubt very much whether any delence to Mil of 1 1 .4 change conhi h founded on the gt.uuti .4,t ii,y.a,r;inee of the law. If . tilt• party was no.: tt.tiriv. eti (Anil tbitt is not preteltileti here), it must be pte_ sumt:ti he knew every thing_mipe4ill it, at,tl there_ fore his ihis W. 14 .1 promise to pay. Veraid fut clic•Pl anta, 213!. SATURDAY, JULY 2• LAUGHER V. WATSON.* Phitttiff .t Ge'ntletnan, and a particuLtr friend of the Defendant, who is a iiivrrbnllth , io ti:- Sir:mil, and who sold to the Plaintiff.' repeat, ing watch for 4.c, guineas, as and for a new watch, when fott it turned out to be an olit watch, nor , worthmore ihdn 35 guinedq, its - appearca by t he evidence of watchmakers who were examined. Other witne.s6es swore that it was a new watch, anti worth the money paid for it. Lora ELLENDOROVOU told the Jury that- the gnestioo to this case was, Whether this was a new watch when staid by the Defendant to the - I ..: 4 i n titr, by which he would say a e,,rnbination was then made fur the first time, and also recently made, tor :tlthough,not sold before, yet if it had betn in :he shop oor 40 years, he should not think that it answered to the warranty of a new watch. herrfore his Lordship thought the Jury must be s „ t i t ,fit h i that this combination of Workmanship, un. der the name of a watch, was then made for the first :ime, "and that there was tto part of the movement aLide before ; ft r if an, tie watch was not a ne w watch, and did not satisfy the warranty, anti, the would be . entitled to a verditte--Vttdic fat the Darn: es 4.21. CRINI. CO?1. 111 RD LIOLTOIR, 11542. Mr. CAUROW stated this to he an affirm brought Jilt the Plaintiff to recover, by means of the justice 4 , LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN M`MILLAN, (billow-Street, envent..GArden); and Publwhed by WI! Li , 04 Aamtoita scv 1 prs, 0 4, ;, 40 , 1 „ :\; ir , i ,.. r ,,, t , Crosvent,r-stiume); At the St; ti-UFYI ce i No. I t z,,,iraad ; where, Adam rtistmenis. Urdcrs NI the Puivr t Lc tlt t 4 I:4 134 ,t.g414 .I*c% , . i j , ..,4' .i..i t .u,t he .idd.re44;:d. .- . 1,, .. • , of the . Tury,, a.veraiet against the'ibefendant for the mos(serious injury that e - ould be coinplained of in a Court of justice, The principle on which these cases deptmoled, and'the circumstance,. belonging to them, had iinfortnn a tely occurred . so . otten for dis. cussiton, !that it was extremely difficult even for the genius of his Learned Friend, Mr."Ettsxt NE, as he ofitn said, to find any thing new to utter upon them; but; however, if he had nothingsnew—ro offer on them, he contrived to 'mit up his old Mate.- vials in such a form , as to.have'all the charms of `novelty to all who heard him. He should take tare to conceal nothing in opening of this case which belonged to it, for he knew' that if he did not state them, they .would be stated with all their force by his 'Learned Friend (Mr . ER•10 NE) on behalf of the affentlani ; but it appeared to him that they would nut - aff;et the Plaintiff's right to recover in this ca-e.• The Plaintiff, he said, was a Gentleman's servant, whh became acquainted with his present wife in Linchlnshire. She was a fir .mer's daughter, they. were soon afterwards im .r -ried; this was in the year 178$, Tl , ey liVed• for . some time happily together; but the - I'l,ollof tuatiom ri gaited that he should attend'his Master to the East Indies, winch he did, leaving hiS wile comfortably situated; and he returned ho r b e ; t hey then liv.ed together in indgivgs in Little King. at Sr. J o nes's. They ini4lit have continued happy together, but' the Defendant, a man of rank and tashion, a Colonel, thought proper to seduCe the Plaintiff's wife, who is a hantkome woitian; and he now kept her, in ilefiaece. of decency and.reli. gion, in open and avowed adultery, riding ;;bout in his curricle, and frequenting all places of gay re. sort, and had two nby her; He was ready :0 admit that the Plaint it's wile had hail a lapse trurn virtue In fore the Pl o t ff married her ; she had had 'a child by an 0111'2.r ratit,. - Getieral Twent).man,but she had hewn reclaimed, and 'had recovered her character for ehastity . betwe her mar. dirge, and 1141 inanitaintit it until' she educed by the Date tiaot, for which the Defendant vas responsilde in damages, as he was in m..irals, l'h.'re was no. (In —ohm hut that many woinrn had lien reclAimed afier a lapse irni virtu y and had leg lined their native modesty ; of this tfiere • w' re many happy nista: Ces in that excellent and humane Institution the Mailalen liospitat, sit which his Leo ned Friend , 0.11 One of Alit most excetl e n t Go , idtans—not I' at he meant ph these person, ohough reh.runed, npon a 5-nll , g woh those trm.des Who ',ever Ist their honour , no , they were ahove all' price ; hut he meant to contend, that when oi , e of these I er•ons a ho ! hail 'been union ornate, -had re_ covered her love of VlTrtte, it was a Crime To liCcitlCe her a g ain, arid Mary was tio(to be said in a Court of joi:rwe that a Woman who had once had a l a p se froincnastity was tan- game for any one who May line an inclinat ton to so duce her. He alrehended that this was not a topic on which the damages might he r. weed.. lie iii tight the Jury would thcir damages, not • according' to the ori. gooal misfortune tif the Plaintiff'' , wile, hut accor. ring Pi the detinquency of Ihe . I>frlititot, which tie'en.intaitied to b; veryeonsidcr ,ble in this After some evid-tter was given , I the marriage, and of the Plainlif drottlos wife livsog comfortdbl). together, and alter now living with she Dolendant Cnf. Roston, • Bailey Was s ;(1, " lire tre King..treet, Sr. 3 , Ines's.' I was subi mnosed n ;:e part 404. 80000, as *ea as for paid, Z r on •inher Bird and his Wite coming from Lincoln to L nginn ; it was rollout thirteen yeat'S ago, : they too k apartments fu my house, and continued there,• I b lieve, for five or six n It was a furnished apartment. The hus. )and was a servant, and, I believe, he i,l pt with tis wife. Outing the time they" were 'in my Douse hey were very cotniortrible. I never heard any listurhao ce. I saw Mrs. Birol at a house. of enter, athment it, the ileikhhoUthoOd of this Ilan this mornot, ; . On her Cf , l ,, s-examination she 43;41, " TheSr came to g -ibtr ,ahei't they toI:k my I !1 :2 ,11 ,, g3 in Little Jahies's.. They . 'had oLiy one room it !ht. first .fl-or ftirnishedi they paid S:x. shillings Week for it. I have. seen her and him many times at:, r they lett my lodgings ; they its , d to cal at my imuse, but lit together. I ren'rm 'er Mid', the l'hontiff Saying to me, "-.He waa gtao 4 ot person to support her better titan he could." I'his might he abunt a.mointi ago. He s:tWi,.." He was glad she had one 'tn ii setter for l. tv than " :He spoke Of • Colonel Roltoti at that time. do Mit recolletibuf that way in the par. kut.... wA,' s peaking of, coino, , i Boom, and Bird said, he shouit he very w i t,nl to to his svtie lkore ;t o he said, 4. lie was glad she had. got iioirlebAuly that coWd do better for tier than he could." He mentioned it 'to Me. He said, '' She lived with the Colonel." Lord ELl.swnottoUoil— , -‘.‘:Has not this alien come .to! its If a. mart knows that his wife is livihg in adultery, and acquiesces, he cannot come intoa Court Of Justice to tolc:.for de images for tht unlawful intercourse. Not only his he the knowledge of, and acquiesces in the unlawful inter. course here, but .he may, upon 'this eVidence, be taken to have procured that intercourse. He may be a very unfortunate roan, anti there may be much to blame, 'perhaps, in the . Defendant but a man • who acquiesces, and seem; ro triolee in what has happened, can have ntl right olattionio this case." Mr. GARROW, said, that nobody could doubt the correctness of the ,principle laid down by his Lord:. ship; . the .only thing that could be doubtful wa., whether the Witness did not mistake what she had heard. • - Lord ELl,lsl3oZouen observed, that this evL dence came from a witness called on behalf of the Plaintiff, and unless the . whole of her evidence tugs to be overthrown, the. Plaintiff could have no c a se; Mr. GAR.RDW said, he could not impute it to the witness that she invented this; he must admit her . to he entitled , to credit,. else he should nut have been instrueled to call her. Lord ELLlNtsoitotroit--.M Z amafraidthat,some ht fly has sugge s t e d t hi s to this poor ,men, as .the means of retrieving his circumstances.",--Plaintiff:' notbuited. C R IpiC)!T JU L Y I t was played a crand. Single Match of Cricket between ititir.Ceittlemeil of a yicle, on C o w. ley. Moor,' Middlesex, fist Furry Guinea!, a side : this Match was - made between J.'AVEKY : and L - 14.) L MAN, Esq. HOLMAN, Esq. lo INNtuts. o h;TroOsaitio. b. Do. . b. Do. t - t.tik out. IST INNINZ:I. Holman,' Esq. Lavender, • Plunkett, 1-14 y wad, 2 h. Treusdalc. 3 b. Do. 2 b. 1)0. 0 b. Do. • 1 IST INNINGS. TreugtAli, Tit!mash, J. - Avery, Esq. PON 4cy, j. AVERY. E,sq, 2D littarct. c. Lavender, 8 b. Holman, Esq. n b. Do. I `not out. • b. Do. 9 : J. Avrxy, LA. won by fo - iir Witlets—s' to 4 on J. AVERY, E'sq. at - stitring;' . . Tile Av,lage ?rice ,of Brown or 11,Itticov : a3p Supt., etnnputed i from !lie it,tutns made f.g the Week ending the. 29th 'D.ly c.f June, tpo3, i 5 Fortj-t;ght Shillings tend .Ssix.pence lialAicwry poi - Hundred Weight, - .. , , i - . . . }*or the information of our Readers, who have not yet seen the IlottinghamPoll nook, ‘stici, 11.1 s been f.:arelull) tX;til)111:11 ag`cOirca, tilF folk Wil; statement tray i , r,Ve acteptabie; .. Notttinghatu Town Votes, 923'9,9 Burgesses, 1172 1039 London VOTes, 75 40 Ih:4'4ldt:is, m Country Votes, - 3;5 2.1 c 1 359 116 4 - 1359 1)64 Total polieu 2.53 z Majority of Burgesseh 1.4 A: . Coke, s 3 1)1t.to 11%:c11,1,1LE), Ts:l%-A Ni 4 jority, • 194 A teipeetable Comp:my of Comedians are initv pert.4ming :It Weinidge, On 'rues* Her itnyal lligh , c,s the . DUTCII Ess of Ybl2l{ honoured' the thoat re - tVith her re,ence,.attendeti byLady Turre, and the fa,hiondlies Of the place. 'The house, thou g h . sni'di, is frotil 1:1 1 1' with great taste: Her Itov.ll 'Highness', 1v));', canbiedi and lined with • whim's 4,440atit1 lir.)iitl silver fringe, with the•ltrvral Armi anal Duc,tl Coninet,Aterdately placed, had a twist pleatsing 4.it. 'the .perfOrrnance went 'off with great virit, and gaVe universal swisfadion, A Frenchman was apprehended on NW(lnesdly .at Bradfield Camp, by a party of the West :Essex Re gamut; under suspicion of being a spy. Hr wa s escorted to the Castle, at Colchester, where he is at present in custody. 1 .No. 34. OFFICE foelilti or HOUSES, Olt PROVER:I Y gencral, at Na : 34. 13j yu. JEFFEttY6. T the hove v possible atta r ti" " A is given by A•lr. Eli' L RYA, io pwinote the We" ,of his ktpxloci:;, ;A-A toc a litodirate Liorge., tut Coro* in - Oissoi, - Mr. 1-i.-.141-.o.l"S i very tratetillly acknowledges his 0 1 ) . .0" tious to the tot Ott "libCl.ll. sooport he has cxpck,, A:tux:4 in : the itbovc itn•lert !knit, ~ "(it\ , TO :1 Y Ath TION, • E t Nrlf . J l l' YS-, 'At . 34, Vali-1411i On EVIDAV, 1::ly ,it O O'Clock, A FREEveot.i) E s ne consl.l"g Acte3"of,rich and P.,:sturc. Land, Cenyaet tweii CCLe" I 4il=Litt i 3 ncautifel,c;numalinii -s:ve.liiervs ther,urroui,ding-Caiiritry; wittr the . V ut tne River Utikr , iron which it is ttit.p.it Mile, find B:401 Ch ty icl, The,,,,Est4t4 in . ilia Xrighti4ukilpod event go' ket and the Itimds et:client, the Wl!' a ii:i , isiAlesiripie.itti4n.t.lice A:4 a sw i iti Geptesl fatal aryl 1 4, ..ait4tni . Coui.try. PurLtaaser 1111.1u:641 te..Posstdsooli. b.! vicw.3l with TLkets, which, with Pa , ril .r tie' had of Me: jeiti..rys, wild is authorised to tne s . .ite of ;0,4 by, Private C4i-tatiA::t. T R N I T1..1.1t E mar be. had at 1 Valii:itict. ill Ll q ‘; t . ti t T, I.Y.SQUARE ft- lk RN' AiIt•TIUN, • ‘.4 • t',FF-1.,1 1 / 4 S, At hi:, t ittice, No 24, I'4l- Mall, • ' On 1 RI DAY; 11,1 os, o'Clools, • A cipit.„.l Lv,Az,Etioi.l).llo.l..kiE, with Stair-etse, Lt.:ocliect K!tekt . , o,cry Cony' fora tn; Itcsiticitt:: 61444 *ion. Loh; don. The Picfriies arc nest dew.dolv bitttate th• , Sid: of itel(t for T.rtnoi-js Yeat expiteti t.r0n;1.a.T.41.,y hist, ;at *ER; liT .1; 0 Uit !0.111.1.1 . N k; S'pei An! i• IX EVikES ai).l UliAtt I r ; ;no DC 11 • To be viewettwitli Tickets, wllich, with printed trait y be h.tt of Mr. No 34, I•at1-Ni.. 1 has:Aut o tritytt, ire4t tor the. Sate Of the rivites I vareC.oltr.tzt ottnedime it-. had. • • -TO BE SOLI) BY - +AIL:1101i, E :dr. ji<;P TR E VS. At his 01`.ice,' No. 34, CYO F14.11)4Y, I.llly- ti,..a..l'Lxo'Llock, Ti - IF. 14F.A.ses to it Vvry (;;11.1: :\i ; \ , Witt ()tikes (:)f eery n, situ:neon tits Sideot ligtervet-Square, ilw•Properry 41141, liCNltt 41. e 0r, ,, Hoh. Welaeiley 1),,1e, r.:lo,lvi(ig to }lot 1I the' Square. l'lfel'titthsv)4... tkta* on a I' lour, with awn:A.ll.l# tkijbinio4. - • l'u he viewed .'}'}_tree !le) s bcfrre ti)e s h). inly,.whia, with be 0;t41 or Mr. Irtir Nn 31, !1., la., •A; in - v ' , Jig. Jo +.>4. ••• .\ -, I. 1.. t. i , AiAlf V. A I it. :0 . To ix. O 1.1) to 1.10 kil I i. C.( )\ I R...c:T, riv NT r IV.I. F kit TS'. i lE:LEASE - unit kii It !s. .1.1. F, 1 l ,of a ,SMATai 3 iJ()LIF E, re 3 :eni iv r - •,1 , r I, : .., a elegantly fitteci-V:`, in , : kp ' „ I „, A . ' ..)., ', 1 / 4 , ~,,, „ ecn ~n lA, , w,i it I'l, !.;: _t ~ 11 Pic . . 'as it 4.fr - artstiwy2 In 3 Y he hid nr NI ir:i • %,. N, ' : 4' i) .11: hli;11. , . 1,,.i., oi. •`,16110. TO BE SOLD 1;i P 1:1V AT , CONTRACT i ~, F.:1...E I C I ; T A' \ ti r.. "l. k , Et' F l4: lt * l ß El -. .1 .6 6L1 :, . 5 ,r9 l-. 4 - A N ' BUILT v I t. 1 . ,„ With TWeiltV-lWllAtrelot 1-! iltit ' b'ittllicUily ,izu.,,,t ~e •r LAsT. cow Fs, connua l. " l- ' c , fr l ,in e el y . ud y,,,,,, o&1;,:&1;,:Southatrylon River, 344,5 r ', '' obc v' • • - ~ bt,fi . t",Cil XN Ilii:fickets Willi:b. 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In this tira state,' and exrwliakiir every Min r myutti4`be y last t w;:rld, I was fortunately reouttmewled by A Ili-4;0 1 ) 1 ' w. o • C,Y,..) l l4l a ll,Mrtij - 44e ; nay ni;.; t" i ► ptitplse,'antlwiy; e e.normous 'C.:Vitt:nate; It ‘t :t , • ,111 `; yl t ‘ Ni t "."_rt„.76°?4.4.b. 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La i•-' u • • H ilt i : r : l " l ti e ts t s i t4rhtlet rl v a 'e t every Veiterval A treeliaai:, pal it.tit.trk• to those about tog their consiitiant.'in lire .ts it • certainty every taint tit that El.doie., howver. dsa ia4tu..tt tatialvr 'yaw ualleS " Is ` (. ! tl i it may be; !tar St.tabutt, talon tar, :not Cttr.iiietos: pi.tt tit s, 11.• jS 014,4 .11e,Curillileralcd tak.ll, esP` ;l3 the Sin dig, SuEtE:nir, and hall.• • :7t':7t'ti . te 'sole PrOPrietur.;.ruo -- s m, - i :L Lox, mc. , •b.rot Irv. ; i'orritnw iuot S• tE rg,:ol,•, 1 ,10 ii, 11. :40 q, .t bridge- strcet ; ) • E ., th , .;se w E li ~EsivvE_E t - ,V; I! lift:,[-t;.:11, to :terins, o w es. ti. .1,1 ki , tv ' 4'abl , ; or t.n.. 1,,V,1i," :1141.1.1141Cd, bra OWII 11 s it111:11tr .1\ tar. uf-; 11101 e'Cluul 35 years, t.tt , i 111 , ! 4 " extelli.ve s.. of the aaave tot' diererrinn. 1 1 I'N shry are ala , t .sold by s 3 1 ' t — I tunteet, No. 35, tit. iklbati:s.street, At-. Mail% heasincs- Toy -satip, NO. 103, 0 X ‘Ol , l- tr':" L rlll ;.,' nO NO.' 1, tita , an.rovs , Little Fitter -ii..ii.; 441t1 „ 7 - 1 wit in et. ry ..iptEmder.Ent.c cowit iii' knit,li f ik'i t Z., i n lii Wit :1 itlll, 410 1 , 01 1 ICC.tAL y wata•.;toy Versions of ter 11mY cu wrio• e secret y. • • 104°P Is. ow; s. tt , Itrit•iin is se 4 ael at cstaaa.t., by favour in tn.: t. U((llii lyY .tt -- 1 . 11 - ..y:brE , '“ ) ,'! a li 0 I,ll,tate w is I , clE,lo't a la i ti ..1' .E;E! " fr" ,•• or which 1? ' Lo g t H „ Ma • ni!Ys inAy 1 1 4 IrAcular,ri 0 treat , %' t! , tit SOO' inyrnig w ' G 5 th.: N v ivitys• 114 at lk ti Pnrtic IH itd", • W r g r• 4t • . 4.. e S 1111) Nb:in. winvasstat, JUL) , t. Passed by—the MYus, trout DomTnica • lanai), and Alert, fromiainaiul ;II ,iin flu,.sey, and Ku3r,cl, ---, from Cork; - Hop e ' -1141vvarzi, Ekon; Waicr. turd tienrittta, ----, from flaitthro' ; Et.ones, front ; ilhut Le{born. ; : liopoot, frein Guernsey • ' Nlop.retta, holes lees, Prince Frederic:lc, ---., Anna and Dorothea, twill Norw S.aticd the Aths, Williams, ?ot Tr este i•Etpesta t Saito, for.Carthazena ; and Dart; Scott, fur Petershurp. • ',DIED: 'On Friday night, the ittraat Daughter of Lord, George }teary CAv-narso. • Oa the 25th tilt:, at his 'Brother's koitse, neat BerWick-updp..Tweeti, i ,4(1, ia /v1 , 4 jet or flu:, sixth Bar tAiiiat 4 of the 6otls Regilneru, all:kur t .4 Ralph Forster, Eq. of the iotirr llty the.2.)th 'ia fludyer 7 strev.4 Westminster,. CaptAti john,Mackay, agecl:6s. 'L • • • • PRICE 01 , . SA4 i DA Y. Bank Stock ; In.tia Stosk shut Navy ,tier Ce nt. shut lndia lionits par s, Ails. ; rer. t eat. 1.797,190 . • Excitetl• 1'i;,15 t:. "5'.41. 1 tish s per Cent. , Otnnittin 45' li,?A. s ' ' _ ' 4 ye, Ltat. Coil, 64 2 . Inver. 3 pt.' (..:etit., 3 ..cr Cent. Red. 5.44 ,3.ir.3. :31Trick Aitn. .., ~ I per . C. Con. shut ~ . Bank furl uly Acc. ' li..+L 1.. Ann. -16. i 46 ' , ....uus. lm. Open. 5Gi.4414... ,ti. Ditto Shutt ' . ' ' S r- ''' ' ' . TEN.GIIINEAS RENVAtith, lappreiwn , i,a Person by the Name of WIL -1 ILLEN I)EN - ,.0n a strong' suspici , n steal ing a Mare, the PrOperty ot.W3aliatri 1-toiyer4un.:ei church, hear Tentel . deu, in Kent. lie is a P epani about Fivelect•Eleven inches high, goes rather stooping,.-and ten. der footed. longish iiisage,jidit:doruplexx,n, s bo r gita r , 1 31 lightish brown colour, with a Si - CA nit his upper Lip he is rather thin of tiesit,, t hut Loney ; lont;i$11 toot, a..tut one toe MI each tout -rises 141 . ,ther,.tban,Alth .tit .1 1 1$ 'Abottt Thirty.six• Elgh4 wilVANire-, h e i4,l l l6 t , so tn.n iu is hruo,y,lit to ~jusfKi, 11)41 tr.404-p Reward or I:ive Guineas, 4l4 tpon • . . Reward of Vivc ,f COUNTY c , • ) Vi? / LW A • trll 111 .1::LAND..-f 70'11E 54)1.1) BY tWeTIoN,. By . Mr cIittISTIF •* At ilisPrtat :Roan) in Pali-Mall, en r:iursday the 12th Day of August, AVALUATILEIFREEHOLO PSTATT.:,, tn 4 , it diiirabi; , • situate, within two miles of that capital Marker Town, Graoard, ten•rntles t'rork4ongtesleatol,iit)oat tiny utiles front Ditblin ;'in a etch fulkting port 0164 Conn. ty, and within a few miles of the KiVer lent Roadslo and I roin the Estate. Consist-mg of .tlix .1 Inn. Bred and Forty .eig l i r I risk Acres of Rich Fee,ting ktt to most 'respettabte punctual Tenarite, viz. I.:•irnard leY,'Esq. jolts' O`Rialey, of Illraisehalt, Esq. Lteiljaininflil. den, Esq. ;ind lames Bond, of Granard, Esq. at tow .;!,i Rents, 4,(1 hiss • arnotiritlnt to Six Hundred "and Ni.ic. ty-one Pounds, and upwards, Irish, but of triple that annual value. The Tenant, will she* the Estates ; and printrl P4rticu. tars kn4y bill had of Thomas Bond, Eig. Bridge.s.rect, Dub: antl'ot the Ten:l4l6s. rar.sTß LET, TEllltt2 DOQK FROM t.) X .:. FoRD.STREET. PERFECT LIKENESSES. (By . His Majesty's Spev , ,at - Aptiaintrnwit:). lONES's REFLELTING MIRRORS, at One each, for taking t,iketter,se,s in Protile,or fall Face; also. Landscapes, and ylews Iron; Sca, tie.. Ste. They are made bn su easy a plan, that a Child vtten years at age cannot rail , tti take a , Perieet Litteness .witii them. , • Perfect Likenesses takt l l in Miniature Profile at 5.. 6tl anti painted on Glass or Crystaiii, in a style of superior elegance,' from iSt . to ti. Ss . rrotile Likenesses in- Cibonirs, from 'Ss. to• Ii• 'Ss. each, gilt Frames included. His im pression Proftit, P Lacs. for Ladies s,ul UClloenica to take any number, from nos. 63. to iss. each. They ,wiirbe toutai of the greatest utility to such Ladieri.. and cenfientem, wnu travel, as th , :reatt be put into sm all pocket-tipok,, and present a Friend-with a polite rrnientbr..n.e -.in one minute. 1 ime sittin i ; one'ininitte.', and fine sitting 'sun - I:Acid. Nliniatures neatly, painted, Trout I stli:e to Fivii . (.; •Specintens'ut the ItrrOve ,n_ty he Sca mevery day, ,front roni Eleven irt.e Isis ,„ Evi,ni,g, tat NO. 4, Wells-street, Jim.' . N. B. Such who v... 50 (U,Wt.; tic; N'tiej, 11 it 7;1. mar pay la. 03cn, ei the abovo 111%.trunttitta, Or ~4 Plate Likeness.