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:~~~- 00 , tl► LONDON GAZETTB, March g, IEI4I. At the Court at Carlton House, the 28th of Febru ary; 1811, Present, Hts Royal Highttesi the Prince Resew i n Council. This day his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, it; Council, WW; pleased, in the name and on the be• halt of his Majesty, to make tho ((Mowing amend.' inents -upon the Roll of Sheritis for the prebent. Bernard; of Nether Whichindon, matt, Wsili.nn Bernard Morland, at Nether Wincnutdon, Esq Rart. . il t itsiiire —Sir Geehrge William Prescott, of Ewloe, mane Sir George Beaton Prescott, of Ltvioe, Bart. Lord Chamberlain's Office, March 2,' 1811. This Royal Highness the Prince 'Regent , will hold leis ne x t -Levee at Carlton House, on Tnesday' the 2th instant, as 0116 o'clock. - Carlton house, Feb. 28, 'lBll. This . day William Pinckney,: Esii. Minister Ple niputenti , ry Iran the United States of America, itad at. ace .•1 leave...i his Royal Highness the R ;to which lie,A a, introduced by the Margin , his Majesty's Principal Secretary oi Si „,i• For , ign Affairs, arid concluded by the 141_, ter of the Cere , r , onies. (..'arlion Rause, Feb. 26. 181 1. This das . hi. 6xedllency Ha.lje Hassan, Ambas sador from the 11 . y ut . Al ,iers had his first private aulience of hits , Royal Highness the Plince Regent, to deliVer his Credentials for ltit Majesty, wiliest. his Royal I-Ugliness was pletised to receive very gracions ly, in life nswte and on the behalf of his Majdsty the 'Ant-ass:4or was intio,hic;:d to .fits audit:Thee of hi. 'loyal Hig,litiless• th , Prtice Regent, by tin. E.:O of Liverpool, one of bib MajestlO Principal Secre taries of bra , .‘sIICI eiiticiottcti try, ir Stephen Out troll, Knt. Mater of the, Cerenionies . , Doviniukr. Street, March 2, 1811. His Royal Hiznuess the Prince Rttent been graciously oleas , :d, in the name ant oti she behalf of his Maj.fsty. to a l ,ipo.nt Robert l'ownstiend Var. quhar, E4<). to Ginernor laintls of Mau ritius and Bourbon, 314 their'dependericies. - Forei s v n Office, Ma)ch 1, lqit. liig toes% the. Ptince Itegent has beet pleased,'. t o the tae And on the b bait of his Ain» 3 ivy, to a`pptove Mr. Antonin Julian da to be Como' General for ttik Royal Hi g hn, s s t h e Prince tiet;eni of Poringal In the City of Liverpoo, and in ail t.te ports dopend.nt on the. laid City in St. Ge0r61...' Chanha. Commissions Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County eot sta.. ad Regiment of Ise Z. Local Militia To be Lieutenant—ilcory Witltarta Lambirtbr Gent. pi Regius:tit. TO be Quarter.mmiler, %vol. utcrit , nk of Lieutenant—Robert act., Gent, Vine des,vaseO. Commissions Sign erl by the Lord LieUtellallt Of the 'County La3t 1 oltnik . Militia. To he M3jpr—Wilical. , .I,lli. Esq. vice Berney, re. • T o tic l r G t oklin, eitt. Vi 44 3, situted. Gkait, vice M4rec,n. prornotod. 361 tVeocrn • Naioik IN 4: Esq, vice 511Js-tiv,ll, febiotql. 'TO tld 51c:tic:DS. Gviit, vice VO iiker, re. 7.4 Bond, ent. vice I.awe, resigned. Cuntraisiinia signen 4y the. Lunt iletilell4l3 of the North Ruling of Y ntkalii e. lAgilrtnt ,o North Vork I,ocal To btt EnSi6l4, ttobituon, Gent. I.,conard i katir)). to cot. . stb Reginrat 'robe Catoteim:,-Aichard Moortolo, Req., .vice Tin:Lill, re, btl► Re;,iment. To be Lieutenant - Ensign lowlib (;athittt. Commissions sib►ied by he Lord Lieutenant of !lams. Sw►tt► Banta Itslgirneot 'of Militia. Ti.; be Lieutenant -I.4lwitil North Regiot,rot ut $ To be Lieotenao-Crittitati- Lednatit nub. W matey Violent : , E sq. wee Pt tli, deccab4cl• South 'hurt Chants Itsititoent of Local Militia. To he 4.,:aptaitt,-Stetineti t,aucastet, Eatt. vice Hopkins, K. signed. l'ortitnouthluateer A r tillery To be Major Coront.toiLatt —Elsdis Arnaud, jun. Esq. vice Mil2Uct, sea. ft oigneti. BRECON CIRCUIT . t i c }jam r.; cork!, liarttioge. Moysey, /sq. (....wia--TugusAtay. Mach vb. eLta) Aril, 1. riCiteifitlC*• Mutiday, April - 8. , „ 1.14 NKRI.III ORS ENMAG ED. 1. I,, x i e by l , y , ganyNe.rn, tilid C. logleby, I.oughton, Flint, littit.titerowts. faint rt, to 901 47, at cicvtuf, at the PeJtticis, ehentet. Kent, Catuton.stteet-road, timber-dealer, from Maf t i t 5, to Galatea 47; ten, at Guitilhall.' W. hiitipN, littghtnelinstuilt, ttulldet,from tam 29, to NiJ fill 14, at ten t At CitiddiiAll. S. %Ai Lae!, lt , lll Whartaapc, noop.benilcr, from Feb, 23, to 13, at tot, at Gottcll44l. I. lartitti, Attiembly-row, Mile Erni, dealer, from Feb. 2, to March 23, tit ten, at (kJ:Mt - ctn. 1, WalKer, Little - Britain, from March 5, to March 12, at ten, at Guildhall. BANK t VIPERS liDED. 1. Rogers,.. Stt4lld, Andy, Thotads, Charter liouse:iluare, n ter.:l - taiittt.. I. Pitave, Lonshltti, I)oraet, In:min:an, .11.4,V0tt/PTS. . I. Copper, Chester, II I wpo__en-4. taper, t,.., inrrmulct March It, 21, anti April 13, at-eleveo,;iivn, Hep.l'ole , Inn, t.....iiC4lCf. ntiornney, Mr. l'aolkner, Chester. A, Sneritt, Stp,iMary Axe., rn.:re,i:alit, March 9, t 6, and April .., . 13, 14 ~sett, at Guild:Ail. .'A4tiotoey, Mr, ,'drat hew, Sy— . .1 - Ittontl . Intl. ' ' 5. - S'aeige anti } , ' Slack, Maetlesticht, siik..lllloi,f,Ati,ers, ivi.irch 14, at ft)Ur, :5, at ten, and April 17, at tmtr, at t h t : Mac, i eAield Arms 11;ktel, Ma . A da a I tornies, M c sbrs, Bell and Brotfeikk., Bow.lane, Clicapi , nd .. Mi„ Grimaditett, Maccluatield. It. Taylor, Leicester tignai-e, ridiler, Mar c h 9;16, and A piii ~ ilit telt, ii( GuddhAll. Attorney, Mr. Siepticrtt, Bart- Irt,e4..inainiittp, . ...,,, ~. , a , ift 1 1 1 .iaidard, Kennett ,vviyart., l'i,R.or, ....an:a 9, tit,' aril A pri', t lweite, at Guth:nail. Attach - pa; trieicre. Kibote. , ~., , ROW WO, and Rubinhon , Gray's I ittn.pnice, ..,,, lir .tn..Arave, Millet, IMar...:n 22, 23, and April t 3, a t tht.; lit2corn loft Won.ester. AW.anic . : , .4:10, ~.a.. Lsray and Gale s I)roitYvic , h. . _----------, 11.WN Printed, by RICHAt Mt tilt SuroOpe. Dyfteld, 611011's.latte. Ilington, dealer, March 9, at twelve, 12, al.! April 13, at (me, at Guildhall. At torney, Mt. Siteartnan, !Cirt•stre , :t, Bloorn,huq, P. Stanford, Chester, tallotv.ehtodler; Mach t 22, 'and April 13' at eleven. at the Chester. Atturriies, Messrs Potts, Lecke, and Potts, Chester W. and Whiteley, Leeds, (hers, &I,tch 27, 30. and April '3. at eleven, at the White Hume Inn, Leeds. At_ tomie,s, Mr Granger, Leeds ; , and Mn. Lake, Dovgate. Anil, London- R. Wells, Farcharn. upholsterer, March 29, at one, 30, at eleven, and April 13, ut one, at the Red Lion Inn. Pare., ham. A ttormes,Mesars.lticastiale A lexaiateronit lltrinte New Inn, London; awl Mr. Paddou, Farcham. j. Andras, Bath, halwralasher, March 2, 23, and April 13, at eleven, at rile Greyhound, 13alli. Attionieb, Mr. Webb, Bath; and Messrs. Anstice and ,C o a,,'Ternis'er., G. E. houlton, Worcester, china-manilladurer„Marcl! a 6, 27, and April 13, at twelve, at Walls t,reen.honst, Wor cester Attornics, Mcssrs.Carda le and Swai, G ray's Inn and Mr. Saunders, Sidbury. 11. Smith, H. Chesmer, and I. Down:, Great, Winchester._ street, merchants, March ;, ‘9, and April 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old lewry. I. : • Lee, I. S. Martineau, and . Wilkinson,' Breacl 7 street, faCtors, March 9, 13, and April 13, aV 'vilely,:' at Guild. halt. Attornies, Messrs. ,Mcyrick and Birriterip, Red Lion.scplare. j. and I. 13. 'Smithson, - Pishop.Wearmouth, coalfitters, Marche 212, and April 13, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop. earinouth. At tonnes, Mr. inn,. Chancery lane ; and Mr Laws, Sunderland. , W. Antlerstm, Kimoton-upon4lnll, stint. maker, March 7, /1, and April 13,' at eleven, at the White Hatt, Kingston. upon-I lull. A tunnies, Mr. Ellie, Chancery-lane; and Mr:Gal land,' K. ingston.upOw: llu 1 I • Sherrington and G. Cooper . , Preston,• cotton-spinners, March '2 ,* .2'4 and April . 13, ,at eleven, at the W Elite Horse, Preston. Attornies. Mr. Wigglesworth, Cray's inn- square, London; and Me s srs. A s,ldert and S huttle. worth, Preston, ,I. Blow, Hertford, curlier. March 5, 16, and April , 13, at one, at Guth - 111411. Attornies, Nlessrs. iligden Colliers' Hall, London-wall,. j. Greenhalgh, Tottington, Bury, Lancaster , cotton.spin . ner, March t 6, ,19, and April 13, at ten', at the l)tig-l'a, ! van, Manchester. Attornics, Mr. Unwin, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Park, Inner Temple. j, Tyndall, Birmingham, button.tnaker, March tit, 19, and April 12,, at the Royal,- l'Iotel,• Tirmingharii , • , Atturniesi, Messrs, Webb and 'Tyndall, ; and Messrs., Tarrant,- Clarke, and Richards,. Chant:co-lime. ). Shand, Liverpool, Miareli 21, 22, and April 13, at at the Globe, Liverpool... Attorniesi Mr. Bird, Castle. Ditch, Liverpool. Aitken,. Burnley. manufacturer, March 13, i 5, at e lev e n ; and A prir, i 3, at four, at th e Bridgeivater Arius, ?vhinclies ter. Attomics; Mr. Hurd,'Temple, Lyndon ; and Messrs. lackson, MJnellester. 1.• and E , Dixon. 'Liverpool, 'merchants, March 16. IS, and April i 3, at one, at the Globe, Liverpiol: , A,tfolnio, Messrs. Greaves 'and ,Broine, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Gregorm, Dixon, and Cregtion, Angel court, Throginor ri..ct, 1,0nd:111. 1. Ilipwell, Hardman's fold,' Lancashire, calico-001er' . March Ilt. 19, and April 13, at t wo, at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. Attormcs, Messrs Hewitt and Kirk,,. .Man. Chester . ; and Mr , Ellis, thaneery.lane, London. Perris. Oar-lane, ritackwell and April 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, Siiin College.palens, A Idermaribury. . Nnith„ Chorlion-row, Manchester, merchant. March.zO, 21, 2110 April 13, at eleven, at the Dog:reveal, Man chester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane,' London'; and Messrs. 101111.i011 and Lonsclale, Alain:fleeter. , Rosa mond- si rcet , C let kenwe 11, watch-maker, March . 5, Op. - and April' t 3, at ten, at Guildhall. At. turnies, Messrs. Williams and Wilitiot, New. Inn. At. Moore, Half Moon-alley, Bishopsgate.street, timber. mechant, March 5, , 23, and April 13, at ten, at Guild tell, Attorney, Mr. Balsford, llorbloydown-lane. SOS. , . . Mardi ra. A. Williams , of Cheltenham, jeweller. March za, it. bhuitkeepet. ma 10. I. Tweddel I, of Liverpool, Sadler. March $l3. C. Taylor, to Bristol, silver•snOth. March 2.z. T. Shaer, ot (Awry St. Mary, Devonshire, . . currier. Match 23. W ilancorne, of Swansea, shopkeeper. G. Pic:104100d. Pt eitmk lane, witie-rm:rdrant. Mardi *3. 1...04,404, , 7r ;he Minortrs, s!opsellor. Match 23. I. Richardson and I. Sanderson, of Kent, farmers. March 2,j. Crouclace, of Kingston-upon-Hun, cheese. (Jay r Marslt Nitkenlsain, of Upper Thames, floater. April b. W. Cowe4l)tWaitu, of Old hstr.street-hill, Match 1.3 E. Gardner, of Deptford, mariner, Marc.ll 23. T. Dickie, of Cornhill, bookseller. March 2.i, W.. Wool( ornbe, seil. and W. Wooloorbbe, of Rot hernithe, 61) 1 1 ,, bujitiers• V. Trott, of the Oki Chose, calico-printer. Nlarehl3, 1: Randall, of I)can.street, upholsfeecr. March 33. K, Ellis, of 1.:4040tr.V.:4, lilacktrtars,provision. broka. March 1,3„ S, Suction, of 'WillinAdon, Sussex, shop keeper, CiCRTIFIC`ATZS. M arch 13. H. j. Birk its, 9rion, Valgate,. cheese:nor:Ail. . Roberts of Hain ' r bricklayor. 1. Carter, of Voitt.-a Snatarcilasit. Lairgnton, of Old 'Ord, Middlesex, briek.makcr. s. A. Simeon, of Bristol, unibrello.inaker. Lake, of de.btreet. Bloomsbury, linen.dra per, 1 Shearerait, of Cloutestcr:street, tqlor. V, Vitiniberston, of Kingston.:opou:Lloll, W. Swatin, of Salop, brceclies,makerd R. Attree, of lifiglitelmstone, UMW( 131CLI. I. kebiritt)l), 01 04161011 t Cottoaf piny* it. Swir i c, 61 Liverpool, tletOtdiit. Lrrington and C. Bow ste.ut, of Wood.st tett, witAtenise. men. T. Moffatt, and I. Brown, of Goswell.street, ()Namara fottures. L. emitinb, 0111alf-010011,etreet, it. 'Oyer, of Dudley ! Wotceoterslilre,„ grocer. Is. F ourdriniet, of Lannoti.street, paper.inanufaitorere ii.Vos and and ). C. Essen, of 'New-court, Crotched friars. merchants. 1. Aldridge, 01 Bowling-street, tailor. L. 001140.01.Mitnettcster, Extra& of a letter from Mr. Andrew Adam, of St. Michael's, to his brother Mr. Alexander Adain, of London, dated St. Michael's, February t7th, 1811, received per Morning Star, Captain B*er- SOll " On the 26th, o.7th, and 28th of January, this. kland again eXperieneed a repetition of .several very some shoclts,o( an earthquake, Without, hw.vtvet, doingiatty damage or cost of hires, only dreadfully alarming the inhahitalllB. " On the 3 tst a most awful and tremendous ex. Plosion of smoke and flames hinted Iron the watery element at the distance of halt a league Or two Eng. lisp miles from the shore, in the western direction of our island, which struck the inmates of the con tiguous villages and hamlets with dismay end on ! sternation, yet, thank trod, has not hitherto been followed try bad consetjuenees. . The scene Was aw. ful,beyond all description, and from The bowels'of the inflammatiiry substance, forming its passage up ' winds of So tathoins deep in the, ocean, iSrmed smoke, tire, , Cinders, ashes, and stones, of an its memo site. Innumerable quantities of different kinas of fish, .sortie tiCarly rOaStedt 'and others as if br aled, floated, on .the surtaceof the sea towards the shore. This dreadful eruption of fire has, pathso, been the saving of tho island and the inhabitants, he fire' has, now materially subsided, but our iumety still continues. May the Alinighty proteaf us, at whose disposal we are." t .1) HA IthlS, ot.No, 4, Martlett-coutt, Bow-stieet I , anti i'tl ,cs, No, lie, Strand, valve iicivirtistmrnis, Orders LAW REPORT. coutt r OF KING'S BENC! - 1, MARCH 2. ULACIIVORE) V. 1100INSONS. This was an , action of Covenant brought by the plaintiff, who is the Assignee for the Creditors of the late Hamilton Moore, against Measrs:llobiesous and Wilkie, booksellers, calling on them, agreeably , to the stipulations in a deed of agreement between them and Mr. Moore, dated ,25th May, 1793, to deliver over to the plaintiff as Assignee for Mr., Moote'a creditors, one-fourth of the amount of the, r hSt edition of Mr. Moore's " New Practical N 4 Vi,' gat9r,“ published by them since Mr. Moore's death. The agreement was given in et idence, -which; after reciting that an application had been :made to Chancery on the subject of the application kry Mr. HaMilten Moore of his " New Practical Naviga toe," stated,, that it had been. agieed between the patties, that Mr. Moore should be allowed the ex pellee of printing the then first :+r present edition of that work, . and also one•fourth of the then published, awl that he should in future have handed over to him, on the peblicatiue of every new edition of the work, one-fourth of the atimuut of the inipression of each new eChtion, as itA,tiould be published. It wa r t also given in evcleme, ant the .work in question'. hal beem registered at Sta- - thine's' Hall, as an original work;' that a number of new eohions of it, .A ith'impreveinents, had since bee.. published, On 'all of *lnch Mr. Mouse receiV ed the one-fourth of the intpreaston and that ono fourth of theiepressaat Of the edition which bore to be Ore seventeenth, and . was' published in the year 1807,,,after Mr. Moore's bankruptcy, had been lianth il_orer to ftils Assignee. Mt-PARK haVieK stated the case on the past of the plamtift;, tttd ghat: these facts 'in evidence,. Jr. Oaettoe , for the defendants, contended that ail copyright 'or property in Mr. Moore had Ceased, the publication its 1793 not being an original publication, but an improved and amended edition of a publication by the same author, on the SaIPC subject, and under the same title, with the addition only of the word " new." Mr. PARK, in reply, argued that the very cir-; cumstance of mite defendants having re-printed the title page of the work, published as an original work in i 793, 4nd made it appear as .a loth edition in 1794., militated strongly against 111:*, if they .did tuft wish it to be accounted tot the desire. of Blioksehers to practise an innocent fraud on the pub , ' he, by holding out that the book had h,id a rapid progress through a • number of editions. .It was, however, an 'additional feature in this case, and one which the• defendants would feel it difficult to re toncileao their present plea of the property running for 28 years irom the year 1772, 'which must theie fore have ceased in 1800 or tae t,that they themselves acted under• the agreement in question,,and handed 'over the stipulated quantity of an edition of this work to the Assignee for the plaintiff, so lately aa : the year r lBo7... Mr. Justice Le ItrrANc left it to the Jury to.say, the evidence they had heard, this was ur was riot to .he considered as an original produoion, !tithed for the lust time in the- year 179 a. jt only a fee? improvernetos had been made by an author, on a pobliqatiou, which at sOnertornier period he bad. subrnifted to the public, that would not serve as a ground for extending his exclusive rigiq of pro perty in thy. publiCation of that work.. but it an author, particularly when writing. On a subted, the' foundeions of which were unalterable, illustrated his do tripes in soca e way that they 'Could opt be traced as liaviug any ressanbtance to, har lesS io have been coeledirron, the original predtiC.tii4i, it wou ld be going tots tar to hold, that in such a case, the author of the improved system had not a pro perty in his owe' person.' The Jury, after consulting together for a few mi nutes, found for plaintiff. 1IAII,CIt;,1. CRAWCOVR v. , WATERETOUSE: This win action brought by a travelling Ddrt. tist against the Proprietor of the Stage-coaches ee hicb start from load-lane,. to -recover the sum of 41. toe. the value of nine dozen tooth , brushes, di reeled for the plaintiff by the delettdani's Shrews bury COFIch, which never carte to hand. o.The plajn mother, who delivered-the parcel at Lad-liale, a t first . swore that silo did so on the .Bth or 10th of March, but'aftcrwartls as her 'uncertainty as to the day. ; but it appeared Iran the books of the Coach-Office,. that the delivery aid, not,ia)ce place till 'the 29th, -whichwas the period of .the plain tiff's inquiring for the parcel ar . Shrewsbury. , It was remanded Cu . London . , upon the plaintiff's in. gairy for in town, aod an offer to deliver it to the plaintiff on the tst of May wasproved by the de fend:mt. The parcel, which was now opened, con tained two or three letters, 'dated as lately as the enth of .Marelt ; and Lord ELLRNBorr0114;11 1 in direting the:plaintiff to be nonsuited, observed, that - it others were to deal as hardly by the plaintitl as•he had by the de fendant, lie would he sued tor, the Post-nitee penal ties of -real. upon sending eauh 44 these letters in a parcel., In the examination of, a Clerk in the de fettilant's:coach-ogice, his Lordship also ototerved, that the public had a right to see tie parcels booked for which they paid two-perict "bookage ; and di retied the witness to correct-the praetice,of his office in that particular, be having hitherto reimed.: to spew his books for that purpose. It tiiftt tfie defendant wan • d f [tie , acquo e was for 'the plain t tiff's bill o f ,e 4 ,0 in ,the tt a ese procetdings, ani uctii,% te 671. Clot n z.ent action oroniit. 14;c' trbove leis were givett e cjtil-t ce 1)1E111 of the plaintiff; rind a t „/ swore, that (xi Oringing It3t dtfthitiaiit ,10 iot QUI", otT the' cirirge o f, ;felony, 11;4!-dtt`ce applied 4, him t o reconlniend him all ;' , ll !i iii 7 117 1 : 1 1 )e i , I d e e t:1 61 e it tli s io g n e e t d u t ) be we n r i: t ni te s o : that the deferic e. lant * at l the p e riod in cloe 4c "' ELLE.NI4O4IOUGI4. observed, minors were liable for neces.rrica; ~ Ili J. 01 coul be a greater nee:•s'3,iry to the to furnish him withne-t t neans of tletendil of felony rnade against him. Chi: einp,loyillttlit pp't el Th Wtr" an d it -Was contendea Also given eviCieTlCe, that the platElt f ernplOye nit by ii, e nOt rrnius, Ints'inniW:r-in-1:4.w, and who wt,s t)eing'a party in the o.liged felony. Timoeviitence adduced on both sido pletcly at valiance, that Lord ELLRNIIOIIOUGH declared himil in [Host cases, to ask the Jury to 6aY ,14 ponderance of credit 1 2 v , but thUSI rod if P°S'ible, to disc over on what side, tnere was least QI disgrace and inforn ilaintiti had done the business was nol 9._(/ vvh"'e accou nt he had clone it vial tor the cOnsideratlan ot the Jury. Th' c i r cum s ta n ces in .evidence,, and these could not lie agaliist the plaintiffccoi6s' as was adm titd, received 5201. to a he - had given - n o credit ; and, seco''4l] 'so liitle scrupulous, if he coold PI .1' account, as to the person from who' payment of it, that he actually wiut bi o ant's brother a Wiwi:, threatening i secution if,he did not pay that IiCCOI3II had been. produced. today; in co it " io'detertnine - bow far th is could, l the other. circumstances of the that the defendant himself li:ed tleve r , pay the costs of proceedi n g ., to wb vitally interested. lle Jury, after" consulting f I' ar found for the defendant. .~ Loan S ,esterday evening, anout dtAt; the. ' Yp ot L tet t .. o g an r r s ;i i , seh a od S L e , t l e t. : o rn: i d, e : i r a v Pa lti t i v i d l to arrive at-Mr. SacilLa's vard, ia ; 'var. Warren, tour 05. ,- 2 13 ; o , xen ; M-13"ri—rd:gSea:bayre,rfi tveenstilet7;P sheep.; Buy tiVO AllZejli r . `) slitap ; Mr. Aglitnule, a pig ; Mr. E ,t i l la e k r e o r w s :i h o ad t a b r it t e ic n cosit,:it rill; find, that ‘A —411117/ ttit),OViielr; 11,1% ' 01111'1 !Ship' S' regnia" feiof • comply sNith nig Lori, vloug au ri),a-ltton to nitn, lbey , hi;tll"°`:',) fietjrti c uisilon into the prti by ti. Itgeott I ation, is' ,made. A vol. 101 -sheep it e • given ty Ins Lordship: • The . tutit iii • fr‘quvni cicapt:' of Frcnchay h „ Plymouth l4l--4 4 P u e .7:ti f inr i 10 ::‘ measure from Government winch 16 ;1 vent such occurrences in ttitt)re. A .4 4 1 . ° 1 , 1 „1 ogf e. I:z . isoners in our • Bo ss scion who aYe marching to th e devOl6, f) tott O i 0 riit). C 3 belongiug to the Army are In i v if 7 n qn hoard prison-skrm sn • 01 chore. B a il, shat at thr: BIRTHS .: p e i .40 On . Ptiday List, the Lady of lob" ' f , — . l ; esita 110 01 Womestersiurc , or a allg'll`,' 'loci ti jaorningolie Lady of WI v. At ,00, ED(I , a W. karipharv ii, o f ' 1)CV011. other lath Son Jilld 13th Cliil 1.0) Kiiig's Bench, or a Daaglitc. In ell , ut 11° otte.street, • Viotti; E b y, a t u sun. fic4k's place or st sA oi ? v -r.A 14nic Stocipi • ug tivii,,illl.llsjr);:jtir;4:;,,, t` `,142.v)r- i.per k,crit,l9 B 97 ' 00 Cent that . . 1::44;14.;' (bl"".;ray M P 3 per Cem. t“.-0. 65i 66 r :,l tot , 3 per Celt. Corli. 65#, Bankry 43- 0111 s ~c.p.,,,,,,ii......,,i ; 1 ,:tiil,.e.:)l'l,,i'll:.''rf u o' ll ' e le ll ' ,4 :6 l .lcl , e 46l..i.. " . eil : °' li 'lil'''' ‘,. ::'.l' it!, bet . , 1 , thll . i ) • mot) ''° lo '‘,/ I', ayiii,` Feo ," :it ~ 4 , he .!' . i,t... , p•eo . ~,, 11) ~. h- , r . Tpil ,4 . ,"„,,,'' lot o° ,l ~.- . m jot , ; onju7 4 0 0 4 ". 0 e, 1, . „ err ,' , r all ' of' lich be t 3 fa ° pl. 11ARIII6' V. C..'OIIEN. me plaintiff in this case is a Jew attorney, and the defendant, Henry Cohen, is a young man, for whom, Mr. Harris.a6ted as attorney in , the ceotse of u prosecoitim i against the defendant on• a cliarge , of fefony, in stealing u pi . ece of plate, The plajlitift attended at four different exa.Minarions , of the de fendant before the Police Magistrates; he called in the aid 6i Counsel at some of these examinations,foli observing that the prosecutor was - assisted by Conn andnn the defendant being folly cotpmltted to take his trial for the offence,. the plaintiff aeled as his attorney on that trial, :employed Counsel to con- And his defence, and took, such necessary steps, • lishad by WILLIAM Alt MIGER SCRLITS, South Melton Ittlflt .* GtOrlfroo_ A r M 4l2 a"4 'or the tottorrfor the . Stii(or . kr. (pottlaid), "mg" 14 ° "d 141"" lic i vtm, ow of net am, ! ...- -- t i 4" Ch A ' e di 11.- • rlotte.street B . In thorne, L bg. 01 U Sen. °I 44 ' - • . , - - ---- . , 0 MAR ./1 10. ' 11' 11 cado ; Or wore!:,°l.l Tuesday ty 16th ult. at l'enbY'roz.o44P . d Esq' of .allynire Wexford...? i s .r ' kli eldest daughter of the Rev. William Lt!". 'ciial r 'l l 4 On Satur day .Or °' I i 6di to r verse 1 . . the act hist. at St. tie I s 4, on!, 04 4 iitiiat'D ;p;;;,, William peoro Wilfiams, , c, 0 , 1( 0. 0 0 6. v‘ . 1 , 1 1 ams of• e - don - flec ts ' ' f .. I 1-lodd s , ow :, • eldest daughter of Robert Willis, l3lenc I ton, Nocthamptorithir _......--""/ ... ',• • • . , Onin• 0 1 , At Mauldslie castle, the Rll4 lll .11°11. ;''''' llyndford. o ro kt lf on t i ) y n u Wedn esday se'ttnight, at .1313tchlogtq I4A ow ~, day's illness, the iioll •StalltiCPV 4 , ~ ' , OP t• the Warwickshire shire Militia., . .. att ,. at itDpo4 On Monthly last, In BerkelOYlsq" i ' in;if' •,. Mrs. 1 0 1 . .r. mson, teltet of the late,gt. i 4ll , (0 1 merchant. . 0 . a 0 VB!ild.l I `' Un Wednesday morning at his - Los.' o,ila'.- ~• maul 51ingsby 'g .Ii . ly pritiCiPi vtV H ouse ,p , I.q. or our tuff`" . . .. GOO , The same day,atiSouthgate, Pa rs ' AO William Goad,. lisq, r 1 0 1 ' 1 0, , .At ,her house at Brighton, the al,glY. , . g rec, i Su Robert Stuart, Bart. . tw at u se , Suddenly, on the rat inst , iti 111/o,,ripol4(s nan.squatee Mrs Tolson wife, ot !' 4 4.; Sil l of the II I,', . • i• . • -....14 '4e lW at . i , " 11 .• ' afitd rtiit4 u.01a1v.. --, • . eat. ~,,;., , 11 " Ptiday Mornii-g last in Inc 35 10 y • y-e* -e' •►,ibur t or -.4 wife of w 1 . s^ ' 0 I -II •, 4 g liv _ Jiam Banbury,- gag. 03- I" ''•*. '1 v - Vit-Sailirday, in ticatortl.streeett, .4,lalt i" - al li t ' estr*Y. Jo Tortiratn-scloArs.•Mr , 4 ,,i ,i c lo tn Nioll'att, EN ' ' .., Lately; in consequence of iniOricl 51,7,e1111.11.:119.14.1) a .110r,-,otlttrinr 01,4 ut her-oltibitioos. el' t"Yriss P*41,4g,4. ' ' ' w it Aged tii,"aiter a lin,.,4ering aillPiQjh / Bookiellei,' of .Wonolvoi 4e, SOO'," ~,.....": '