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LAW REPORT. COUR? OF KINO's BENCH, lutv 19. , •ITTINas bil,roxi LORD rtAtenoitOUGll AND A M's. CIAL JURY, IN GuituitALL,'Lcinuog. ourrtzto 'V. CaaltD. Mr, Gaxanw stated this to hewn aaion brought 'upon n Proinissiiry Note for the sum of 101. which he said was one of the Notes of the Bank of Ash. ford, in the County of Kent. He said the Defend.. ant, was a shopkeeper, and a large Banker at Ash ford. ,The Note was read dated Ashford, in Kent—l' promise to pay Mr. Edward . Creed, or . Bearer, on demand, the sum of tol.—or v IVlegsrs.. John and James Bulcocks, No. 85, Southwark-7 . days after sight.--12th July 1782. t Mr. I.:kitten!, on the part of the. Defendant, stated, that in the year when these Notes were in. troduced into public circulation, the Defendant litany transaaions with the Camp at Laneham. It ; Wag a printed Note, in the usual form of Notes of that day, from the Defendant's house, . the De. fendant having a number ,of money transaaions for a long time with the. Camp. There were hundredal 4:af . these Notes which had been.paid by the Defend. Ant, but in this cave had been Nit', and ,00niehow or other had beep reissued ; send it s was void, be. cause the second time of its issuing it should have had a stamp, which• it had not. He' maintained that after so lortg . .a . '..tirne since the daie'of this Nofe t payment ought rn he presumed to have taken plate, but the,Note had been aatiallypaid by the'Defer;d. .ant, and to prove which he called, a. young man of the name of Bulcock, nepheW of`'the:Ter:on- at whose house ..the Note was payable, V`iite,proVetti that this Note was,paid amongst a number of others at the time of Its becoming due, which was vwenty years ago; it must have been issued again by some means or other, without the knowledge of Bulcock and Co. 'Lord ELL ettenttotrox said, it was extraordinary that the Plaintiffs should have been furnished at this time with the Note which was produced before the Jury ; but if there hail not been evidence before she Jury of payment of this Note, he.' should have adviseti.the Jury, and he believed they would have followed that advice, to have presumed payment at this distance of time; it being 20 . years. A more solemn instrument, namely a Bond, would have been cnnsiderei to have been satisfied, unless the con. trary appearid ; but here there was proof of the Note being satisfied. Plaintiff NonsUited. ?IrhU)tIDLY, JULY 2T. V iNNZT elt. POTTS. THIS was an altion upon a Policy . of Insurance which was agreed to by what is called a Slip, and which; according to the practice of Lloyd's Coffee. House, is preparatory to the executing of the Policy of Insurance, itself, in which the Defendant agreed to enter into. a Policy upon a Premium which was paid, and which Policy might have been effened in k few day' afterwards, hut which was not done, the plaintiff relying on it that the Policy would be sign. eti at any time. The Plaintiff communicated to the Underwriter .all lie knew at the time the Slip was ' l ived concerning the Ship--but so, that if the policy was then compleated, there was no doubt it would have been binding, but before the Policy was really signed, the Plaintiff received intelli. Bence that the Ship was lust ; hot he did not cutn. inunicate that circumstance to the Underwriter, re. lying that the Slip was an undertaking to under. wrile the Ship, and which was faitly agreed upon at the time between the. parties. The Slip was as usual on a plain piece of paver, aired therefore trruld.not be offered as a piece of e vi_ Acme, for any purpose, Pin any Court. of Law or Equity, its stated in certain Statutes mad e f or e r r. Erin Stamp Duties, anti therefore the Plaintiff caused it to be stamped tvith anAgreement Stamp, in order to read it, not as a Policy of Insurance, to which in the lwaetice of Lloyd's Coffee House it was equivalent, Artit /wan agreement to enter intq a Policy of In. surance, arid. whith 'the Plaintiff insisted was bind. jrtu, t or the .Defendant inasmuch •as there was no 'lrani , in its. -After it considerable discussion of this point an`dileference to the Stamp Afts, Loyd ELL EN . ttltpUtitit was clearly of opinion that he was pro. t ibiled.:by an Ad of .Parliament from receiving this piece of paper in evidence, and therefore the Plaintiff was non.ioited. CHESTER SUMMER cacuir. The lionjitmts m eta. tx A 'lc :s Ttuerun i Esq Matitgarneryshite—Thunsilliy, Aug. 111, at Pctql. • Denbighshint—Wetlnestiay, .Aug. 14. at Ruthin. " Flintshire—Tuesdaii Aug. 30, at M'oh.l. Cheshire—Monday, Sept. 5, at the Castle et-Chester. spORTIIVG INTELLIGSNCR,,I • CHELMSV ORD. 11/L llO 4ll JULY ;9, lier l'itajesty's Pleteortir gs, by yr 61.1 Fillies, carrying 711). okild 4yr olds, pt. the bea tri three two.mile DOM Mr. T. W. Coventry's c. f. Lonna, yrs 41 / Lord Stowelt's b. 1. Elizabeth ) 3 yrs old Ilissbeth was vvinniog the sec:curd lira Wiktll Shf: rats out-ol the Course. EDINBURGII RACES. MONDAY., Mr , trovn i st. h. Currie The ltight Hou.'Ear) at Homes c. g. Moser., by Dragon - Mr. Cassar's lr, h. Ball - ?Tr. Stewares C. h. by Blemish Mr, eArnitAig'S K. gi Mr, Sande* b: h. I s t 3 3 dist. • dr. A Letter from Montreal states, that a most de. struclive hit took place there on the bth ult. About thirty buildings were burned down, among which wete the Episcopalian Church, th e Jesuits Church, the College, and the Prison, The loss is ;pivoted not to be !etc than 30,0001. s.tt) trCCI 4 Qrosv enot . scittne)i , must be addre sse d. Lt)N1)0141 Pribtcd by BUCHANAN'I4I•IIHLLAN, ( o f Covent. Garden); anck Published_ by WILLIAM AR btrCik SCR !PPS, (of SOUth itiOltOn.t At theNvx-OFYice, N o . 1 1 2, S tran d. ; wherc, itivtriistavtitts i .Urdeis for th e P ater , L evers f or t h e Adizor, &C, ( , in tai , . . . Tbailt3lid:AS'TA 4 / 1 .(114- / ;BIN. •• • 1 ... ) .k.W. Sits- _ N.. NM.41)1/slitt:as Uat...l.ctutico , FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me . , tO . intone 1 you of the Iffy great ind - olttraordlnary tureil have re; ceiverirrom Youtinv:iluadeliMicitte, LEAKE's ATEN 1' I, I, T - Ablvf tviniyArfirarrti74i 3E6 - eta - With a V ENE Al" DI'S() E hich I treated rather slightly,tbt • the Disease ' at longth'-spreiding b‘rer . my• bxly, 1 vt 2 *,„ ,bli r d to apply to t i hq{llot ethilWnt of the Faculty, bre •thei assistance allEndett only temporary . relief s - I wen t , throug4 yar.jous (~our,r4s of Salivation, and ftpsn..being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers tliat apitt,4 4 14%0ver -my Limbs me a coin plete Obleet„so that my Friends despaired cat' my reecntery.:- brought,to this SittiAtion, i considered death as inevi jaut a rel t ztiou of mine commenting upon the manif ! Cates,lti which yoUrtills had succeeded, - I was induced It , try a.linxof them, which I thought rather relieved nee , and= by persevering for two or three months, and foiloWing youtt dircottions, I extlerieneed the most unioeutint4blefelaxatio from pain, the sores gradually subiding than k : . God, perteetlyrecovered;. and .wa lk ing klut daily I dou. ,mot,, but one box L,, which I think cautious to fake s w u r • establish niy,ocantnin its orrgniat state. It is b with the most heart-felt gratitude, that 1 su sc.Ti mYselt's Sits your much obliged humble Servant ' „ k r . I)e4t / 6 4 i 4 e, /4n4 4 *§ier,fj •i?oik W. P EA K St"; 6 I . S. For. the, public benOit, I do not object to the ab b being'irublished. but !Dive, yotl to mai aw y our o wn ..bet . !c judgment shall dictate. • - Vrepitred and Sdid by tbe stile Proprietor, . T not TA Y Loa • Nlernber of the Royal Cgllege of Sureol'" W vh q t: ot i N dc o ;t6 9, o 7 4 w pcg li e, iitt otali ge..sty i ee li t ir t ty t .so i / Years, in a priCtiee •partictilarlY tiire.ted to the. Coe a t tiIiIJSC ineidestud!to tho Party Generation in both S'excs, with. that iriviolirtic sec ret which Men of kruiesslon altvaysf 0 orv' , Hatters himself, the advice arid 'assistance, he gratib,tTli,` ‘ ly administers tO Persoint tOting'tlets , Medicine, w ill esteemed by a diSferiling ps.ph,,4tWatitlilge- S C. to be obtai n ed, a r i d vo id of tunbigidtyi. • e of Also sold, hy..his Mipointment, „tor convenien'\l - those living at a qistance, at ;he rertitiner's, No. 351 5t i',0it ban't•Stre4t,-- Pall Mall; 'the' •No, top ,-k,,, street; Mr. I)ishoroughs, No. 7, Fish-street -nth ; 4 611; , Steel's, Bookselles, No. 1,- Urrion4ow, Little Tove t er, ,• 4 Mr. Baxter's South-bridge - , Edinbur g h; Mr. Car, * /"Aars.. Dublin" Mr. Billtrigi's, I.iver pool ; Mr. in cheater ; , by one Person in every considerable $,.; 3 0, Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2 5 . 0 4 ‘ . ,09 1 • scaled up with full and nlar.r directions, whereby jogr' Q '' either sex may cure irternseives With case, speed , so cr " l° , safety.with N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed t!P n ,i n c. a stamp, on which, by tavour of the Cotnntissontrs. is r. ed, at Out Stamp-office, "T. Taylor, No.l o r: o 7, l xouit' street," to Imitate which is Felony, and all terfeit. Frim ile LONDON GAZETTE, Yrily tg ) Oto3. , , . Ordnance-Office, ,7uly 58,' 1 2 03. ~ 4 ... 1 Rr : „yal Regiment qf Artillev. Second Lieutenant Thomas 'flyttely to tl , First Lieutenant, vtcc H. Sturgeon, promoted. Datett ittly I . *tEoj. Bedfordshire Cesstlemen 4ird l'ecterastry eavalty. john Gibberd, Gent. to be I.ientertant. Rowland Alston, Cent. to be Cornet. Ghtire:ter.Centlinnen and liwnarn;y C'avalp.y. Thomas Grey, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hampton, who resigns. Thomas Brown, Clerk, to be Chaplain. Thomas Nlinster, Gent. to be Surgeon. Penrith Gentlemen and Yranamy Cavalry. Right lion. I.Qtti De Dunstanville to be Major-Conimand.. ant. Tobias Lanyon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. ‘• lames Vivian, Gent. to be Cornet: . Snfolk Gentlemen and realm:my Cavalry. ' :Thomas -Fitly, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Vprvis, dece4sed. Burlington Polnviter Infantry and )11tillery. To be Captains--David Taylor, Esq. john Ogle Ogle, Esq. Samuel Hall, Esq. To he First Lieutenants—Benjamin Milne, Gent. Thomas tiowden, Gent. john Whitehead, Gent. To be Second Lieutenant —George Dawson, Gent. To be Stargeon—George Dawson, Gent. art Nareb Avon Regiment of Pro/nowt. oin, Chanter, Gent. to he Lieutenant, , Thomas Grant, Gent., to be. Adjutant. Exeter Triltenteert., Sarno! Lieutenant foshua Hickman Stalback to be First Lieutenskit. t cow Woolake, jun. Gent: to he First Lieutenant, Ahm,i/Jsqy Polunteert. • john fames, Esq. to be Ciptain. vice Williams, who , resigns. . _ _ St. George', Volmftterrs., WitXja cbarleton, Gent. to be Ensign. 1? a/ Werimbistrr Polunteert. 15rilrsR4bertsont Scl. 'to be Colonel. tinauttel. Allen, Gent. to be Adjtttant„ MIMORANDUM. 'the AppoiAtment of nodlorlaekson to. be Inapeaor.Ce-, uerai of llospttals to •she Royal, Army of Reserye, as stated in the Gazette of the tath instant, has not tak4n place. - the A ppointment of Quartet-Master lathes:Wilkie, fionl Ilalf.pay of the Cape Regiment, tti be Quarter:Master-in •the '4s9th Regiment of Voot, as stated in the Gazette of thareth Instant, has not taken place. EaItATCIM in the matte atilt tub instant. For Lieutenant.Celonel Thomas Hadley, from Half-pay of . the (ate Suffolk Fe►icibles p to he LietadnantLeoloncl in Colonel Robinson's Battalion of. Reserve, Read I.ieutenant.Colonel Thomas liockley, from Half-pay .. of the late•Sittfilk Fencibles, to be'Major in Colonel Ro. binson's Battalion ofiteierve. , • For Sir Edward Nightingale, Hart. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 38th Foot, to be Major in Colonel Sherbroke's Bat. talion of Reserve, with temporary Rankin the Army, .t Read Sir Edward Nightingale, Bart. to be Major in Colonel Sherbroke's,Battalion of Reserve, with temporary Rank in the Army. Comotl4.tiont in the Norfolk Militia, Jived 6y thr Lend Drltte, • Eastern Regiment—Captain George.Wheatley !Uchidale, from . the Halt:pay dr the Army, to be C a p ta i n . Dated .fuiy 6, 1833 Thomas FCltharli. Cent. tote Lieutenant. Dated as above: Cornminions in the Derbyshire ,N 1 ,sigoredy the Lord Lieu. tenant. William Cavendish, Esq. to be Captain. Delhi 'July 45, 5803. CharlesSturges, Esq. to be ditto. Dated filly 7, 12°3. William Charlton, • Esq to he ditto. Dam! July Cio3. George Richardson,, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dited July $, 1393. George Tyler, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Cormis.tion in Me North 'lints Regiment of Militia, Jlexed by • ibe Lord Lieutenant. Charles De Coetologon, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated 'July ta, tslo3, Contstissions in the Ayrsl►ire Militia, signed by air Lord Lieu. tenant. Hugh Douglas, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated lune 41, iSo3. Thomas Logan, Gent. to 'be kssistant.Surgeon. Dated as above. Com/dram he tiv Kirkcudbright and Wigtown Militia, elved by the Lard Lieutenant. Major George Vanber,th Brown, from the late Ayr and Ren. irt.w Militia, to be Major, vier Full: thou, promoted. Dated Tune t, 18 03. Catairrisoion in the Royal Carmarthenshire Fut',leer key,iment of Militia, sigma hy John l'aughgn, Esq. Litutenant,fir the County 4 atrntotbett. William Owen llrigstock,e, r sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Tilly 2, 1803'. Ccorge Hodges, Gent. 'to be Captain. Dated July 3, 04 03. Francis !Jammer, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 2, 18.3. 'Lewis Bohn, detit. to beditto. Dated jury 4, lBe3. • digious crowd Ittendt the mrial-ifattnony, scents to inspire .the people witlt a loyal and con. stitntional spirit, that promises a noble resistance; to Gallic invaders, if het ittotild ever presume so! treed upon the British abort. The play-bills herei announce the intended reinforcement of , l(Eiln.t.tt,! BRAHAM, STOXACE, BANNISTER, INCLEDON, and' other minor luminaries of the theatrical hernisphere,i who are to shed their lustre in due succession. LVIIINGTOI4, HARTS. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, ran Mall On tHURS DAY. the 4th of August, at One o'clock, -.; IN. ONE OR MORE LOTS, A DESIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, con. .isti ng of at. COMPACT•MESSVAGE or TENS , M ENT, Barn and suitable Out-houses,‘ together with THIRTY- EIGHT ACRES of Arable ' Meadow, and Marsh Land, let to Mr. limey, Tenant at Will, at the levf. annual Rent of 201. but of double that annual value. The Estate is eligibly situated adjoining to Baxton Cliff, near the road leading . from I.ymington to Christ Chum% seven miles from the tormer, and three from the latter. The CHB; which idjoins to the principal part of the Estate, 1 1 1 $ a full. command of view of the Isle of Wight, Needles, ac and presents many delightful spots for building. The Estate is held under the Coll e ge o f Winche ster, fot three Lives. subject to an easy fine, and a Quit Rent'of teen Shillings. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and printed Pat' titulars arc preparing. COUNTY OF LONGFORD, IRELAND. : TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ‘.. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room in Pall-Mall,' on -Thursday the. ,itth ' ` Day of August, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, most desirably situate, within, two miles of that Gail: Market T o w n , Granardoen miles front Longford, and abo fifty miles from Dublin ; in rich feeding - part of the Coup ty, and within a few. miles of the , River. Inesy, with exist* lent Roads to and from the Estate. Connoting of Six Hun tired and Fotty-eight Irish Acres of Rich Feeding Land, le" to most. respe.aable pundual Tenants, via. Barnard 040- ley, Esq. John O'itialey, of Braisiliall, Esq. Benjamin den, Esq. and 'lames . liond, of Granard, Esq. at low old Rent!, on long Leases,' amounting to Six I I iindred and Nile... ty-one Potmds,,Xnd upward 6, lash, but of triple that aptuol value. The Tettinti wilt chew the Estates ; and printed Partici.' hats may be had of Thomas Bond, Ebq. Bridge-street, Dello• kin, and of the Tenant*. . • .ro,'" - .tit LADIES. A. F - the pre3ervationor Health and Beauty : Mesa objed,of importance to the Fair Sex, Dr . Bitopost, sole Inveliror and Proprietor of those invaluable 14fedite ti r, rte N E KV - OUS CO KD IA L and BO 'VA NI CA L - SYRU.,,Ps from impulses at onc e th e mos t d e li cate a nd diiimere4 l lloo recommends tnt he loveliest pan , of the Creation Sheet 4, sP c " Cities: Which have never tailed; under a variety of tfte 1 0K oritieel eases; to prove a sovereign; itntoi en infallible and"`" most ettleaciotts remedy eves yet dimmed for Nervous Pt's eases and shattered Constitutions, Consuroptions i W4arie s i of Sight or Memory, Hypochondria, '"rreridalineirs'of the • Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach . atitt-13owel Complaint's other Dis,oakes arising . from .a relaxed State cl Nervous System ,• lout ; as various.Disorclels Oa HM U? .:Fratne'itie brought en by dissipationin Vritttlr; and the grW violation of those rules which Prudencif A...... ,,4 itteS for the servation of /lealthi .and laying a.tourulatitut for a 10ug..41 6 happy life, with a.firrn and strong Constitution. As there arc complaints peculiar to the Pair Sex,ll(ogetter unknown to Men, aod of too delicateAtiatgre to be inenflonei through . the inediurnli public ptintu,,and which require .1 ss, (11W:rent periOds'aud 'situations, the most skilful medic s,, Sistanee to toniplote theorignial design of the all wise itea omnipotent Author of the',Univeriet' to the Ladies, , the tore and especially to those in what is undc sto o d by the nil of life, this Nervotid - COrdial is Moitialtnirtrbtr adapted, •at capable of administering all those great and inestimable' laic fits which were so,long and so generally eXpettence.l frATS those celebrated Doaors De Ic Cour and Hugh Smith, wit indeed tyre 'solely performed by this' aims incomparaldie Medicine. , • Mrs. Litilfordis or Artillery-street, Bermondsey, was SP Bided witha'swelling all over her body.; but taking pi. Brodium's Nervous. Cordial, has found greatitelief. 't) Witnesses,,,john Harcourt, Spanish Leather Dresser, AP? tillery.street,- Berrtiondsey ; R." Pler - de, C oal -Merel9aSe NOs2, BettnotxtserNew Road.-- September . iSos; .'• M.' Fourcrey, the Minister, and first Che Mist in Enroll* has given Dr. BrodUrri Certificate•AS to the excellence nithe above Nledicinc ; which Certificate la h c a l s oi r ia cc r e s iv is ed 6,lB l3: in S: tore of Mr. Merry, .the .British Minister residerit„in . twice. l'he Botanical Syrup and Iteirtorative Nest-one:Cord al,: be had at the Doclin'afouse,. Albion-taro:no -boar the iticlude,d); Jeboult Museum. es t i e cos v . e ,t r t, ia i n ti: a; (Duty Qxford street, opposite hoot* street, -;wittler Goldin No. 4%, 05,011111 i W a h l , N°- 114 * bunk c i ,o ‘c ir i ,) Walhalla Warehouse, Nb. 22* ; Strand, terilPie Bar ; "flat's, ROyal Exchanges Perfumer to His Nlajesty No. 41, ; Newt:very- Comet-tit St. Paul's dffel]. yard ; Bolton's, Royal Ex, change ; Ching and litttler.-NO Che 4l l l 4 ,l oi NW** , A nuc k and Sun, NO. 32, Homarketi Sbaw's Medic:hie Warehouse, High-street, llorobgli, r atesite Sontlewaric Hank ;Mr.. Piddialfer 76,. street,- opposite-the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No. 32, Blackman -street, Bo• rough; and Dicey, Bow-Tine. And by alprinters, Booksellers, and Ye%lers of Medtiro in the three Kingdoms. Brodum's Guide to.Pld Age; ,or, Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and -Permanent cure to: those secret ilifirmitiesi of Nature which delicaty , often forbids' to' disclose even to their Kitliiiites with - a Treatise ort LenkaioDisctses, Ncr• vows, Llypochointriac, and Consumptive t . :tirrinlaints.—Ty /6- I It is pltiiettl tr4gisativutocilo..gtxilielgat....--, A 225. libttletdnt4tins equal to Ave Small OneS. • Letters stating • Patients face ;, With tfle D o ct or 's tistm? Fee of a ,CAtilleitaii/Lika.airialy..atienslasila.,.... MARGATE, JULY 17. r . . • ~ • , • TIM 'lO%Ol is at present tolerably well . : sup. plied with visitors, and if, the fine weather should continue we weft to be crowded into a fashiotahle inconvenitntz. . The idea of an Jamiarion, however, is not without Its iertors; and il certainly hostile to public amusements. Dandelion, which has berm open some dart, has been pretty sucoessfol ; Mr:Le RAs is the Director. The first public night at KIDIMIAtei Hotel , was on Thursday last. That amusement may eicpelt to thrive very well during the season. The Theatre Royal cOmmenced . its operations on Friday, under the management of Mr. WiLblOT Witt E l s / who delivered a manly and patri. otic Addeese.on,the occasion. Report represents the company 'as numerous and able. Most we under. 'stenti are. strangers to the Margate , Boards. Miss , De CAMP and BA RRYMOR 1 are engaged for a short time.; they both appeared on Friday. The 'Play was Ms Belle's Stratagem.' Miiis Dc C* sr per. foinsed ;1.440i0 : Hardy, a charadet that Stills very 1 well r. t "the o f healents, though s t irs. cally 'Speaking it demands a higher style o f b ree d. ing in some of th e scenes than She has be en SCCUit, turned to in hie 'general line of parts. She, hoW. ;I ever, madelt a, eharader of good bustling animated lirea, and the, audience smiled to be very well satisfied. BAR 1tY149 k E was the Dericurt, a part that he, has so often played in London as to render all comment unnecessary. It must be acknowl e d ge d that it requires,a p o li s h e d gaiety not quite in uni. ion with his habits. The Theatre was honoured last, night, we b e li eve unexpe d e dl y , w i t h the pre'. senee of His Royal Highness theDtma of COMO IT a. LAND. The Play was The School for Sermel4, and the Farce Retina. On Monday evening by command of His Royal Highness, the Comedy of The in. earwax', and the Fake 477)e Prize.' ..' The Dente's Regiment are in this place an d i ts vicinity. The Military Band is numerous and well.conduded. They afford high grati fi cation to the Public, by 'pl a yi ng t h ree or four nights in the week in a public square. f.)n such occasions a pro . ~• . . CRICKET MATCHES. JULY t 5, was played . a Grand Match at Cricket,. 'on Hounslow Heath, Middlesex, between .Eleven Gentlemen of the , Hounslow'Club, against Eleven Gentlemen of the Kingston Club, for Soo Guineas. HOUNSLOW CLUB. IST INNINISS. 21) INNINGS. .H. Codtiaid, ;a. Carter. - . 4 'b. Carter. , W. Hussey, 6 b. Wilson. , to c. Ditto. Lambourn, 3 c. Longliiirstv r Not out. H. Hussey, 7 b. Wilson. 17 Run out. Edes, o b. Carter. 9 c. Palmer. Witten, 2 b. Ditto. 4 b. Wilson. W. Goddard, sb. Wilson. ab. W it'd brook. Hill, - 1 c. Wadbrook. au c. Aitokham. Moor, o b. Wilson. s c. Carter. Sanders, 4 Run out. 2b C. Messenger. Field, 3 Not out. 2 b. Wadbrook. Byes a Byes a —,-- 38 - —lo7 KINGSTON CLUB. tat lUNINOS. • Carter, . 5 b. Lambourn. Mann . , b, b. SICE. Lotwhurst, 4 C. Moor. Wadbrook, ' '-3 b. ttles. Atickharn, 32 C. VitlSSer. Messenger, to b. Hill. • H..LOnOursto 3b. Edell. . Wilson, 9 b. H;tiadtlartl. Palmer, • 1 Noe out,. .. Collins, 4 b. htleS.- Williams,' .a b. Latribeurtf. Hy". 4 :• • "BY" 0 , —3 4 ----o4 Kingston Club won by four Wickets. 2n st424lNos. 7 b. Ettes. I b. Ditto. o Run out. 23 b. Corthtd. 5 b. ides. 2 Not out. ~_~._.~~ o c. Eitisscy. o Nat out. ._..._ Ju4y rB, was played a Grand Match of Cricket, at LORD'S Gipund, Mary-le-11one, between two Wen PArtiea,' Twelve on each side, for One Hun. dyed Guineas. . v. OLLIVOR. tg1 4 1.t041/10A. .• Rotley, 7 b. Lavers. G. 0 Iltvor, 74 h. Richardson. R. 011ivor, 7 c. Coto.. Cross, t I. Eavers. Wiltsheir, I c. Richardson. Stion, 1 c. Ditto. White, So Not out. b. Eavers. Lush, C. Richardson, 1. alivor, o b. Ditto. . Oldlield, o h. Ditto. Knot, 4 b. Lavers. Byes 18 2IS I N NtNf 37 b. Lavers. , • 14 C. Brook': • b. Richardson. 19 Not out. o h. L'aversi. 6h. Ditto. • 6 c. Hall; ' o b—Richardson, o e. Eavers. 4 C. Ditto.. o b. Richardson. to C. Ditto. Byes 5 RICHARDSON. iST INNINGS. 20 I NNINCS. Cato, ob. Cross. ob. Cro4. • Richardson, ob. Ditto. "29 b. Dipo. Brook, is Run out. 36 b. Gvollitrar. Savers, 20 Hit wicket. 111 b. Cross. Jackson, ac. G. 011iyor. 15 b. G. 011i.aer. Wright, 9 b. Cross. 31 h. BeritleY: Kay, a. b. Ditto, o b. Ditto. Ballard, . 3 e. T. ouivor. o b. Ditto. Richardson, Bh. Cross. i Sturopt Bentley. Dickens, i Stumpt Bentley. o Not out, Hall, I b. Cross. 9 b. G. (thiv o r. Weston, i Not out. a b. Ditto. Byes 3 5 yct • • RICHAttOsoN lost by 51 Ruth. July zo, was played a. grand single match of Cricket in LoIi s DPES Ground, Mary-le-bone, be tw e e n G. OLLI volt, with two men given 10 field, against three playeas c Mary.le.bono, for 100 Gbillell3. • G. OLLIVOIt. IST INNING!. I b. !Tenney. 2. et b. 1)1110. 3. 6 b. Eavera, ID ig€:4, • 3 b. 7 b, Ditto. s b. Dittl). 25 ts RICHATtDSON. IA? !tot:Has. Richardson, lo b. 011iyoi. Bentley, lb b. Ditto. E4VCIS, 4 b. Ditto. 3A INNINGS• 17 not out. 24 1 RICRAItDcON. one by one In ns- - s to 4 on OLLIVOR at starting. MARRIED. On Tuesday, Lieutertan t. Colonel titowne, of thisgtrOcv gintetit or Foo!, to miss puriott e wouogy, secnnu daugn ter of Sir William, Wolseley,'llart. of Wolseley-11,i11, Staf fordshire. On the loth inst. at Boston, I.inctAn t aii re , for gusson, Esq. Surgeon t o the Forces, to Miss Markt Rows youngest danghter of the fate "R kogers, Esq. I . DIED. • • • On Wednesday, at his house in the Close, the Rev. W,al. ter Kerrick, Canon itesidentiary of Salisbury. • 'The someday, in Moncheastst4treet,•Nlanchestai;square, Augustine Greenland, Esq. late Deputy Teller of the Ex chequer. The same morning, of a decline, 'in the 16th • year of lit:- oge, Miss &lila Lichigamy,,second daughter of S atitue l chigaray, Esq.*of I l hillYbrook-House, Leyton, Essex. At hla apartments, ,Brixton Causeway, Alexander' Man. nets Leslie, Esq. nephew to Lord Newark. SIOCXS, IfLIDA Hank St o ck •14oli 141 11111. IndY. ia Stock t; 9 l b o . 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