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~; f 11VREPORT. COUlt'r OF KINGtsJIENCH, !nu. 26. ~; r ~;~i ~ 13 . 1.3.1. V. WY It Cultwoon, in tbe absi•inee of the Attorney- General; moved ter a rule to shew cause why the verdiA in this cause ohould not be set aside , and a 'mutant mitered, or that a new frill should be grant ed; on the ground of excessivedamaites , This cause, he said, was tried 'lreful e the Lord Chief Justice and w•Special Jary, at the Guilllhi,li Sittings after last term. It was an•atiton.for a libel, and the Jury found for the plairnitf„,with 5001. danriges, H. now tli3Oyed to set. aside that verdict, fist, ttu t ground that the eviden& did not , snow), t the declaration ;• that if it did, the damages, under the circumstances of tho.case, were exces.ive. As w i pe first groand, the dechirafioncentained six counts, the first four of whish alleged, that the defendant published, and t.:lusecl to be pnblislied, in The Mot ning Post Nu' spaper, on ,the 'ltith of May last, a libel upon. the deiendant, ue Ilk 3113VpOliCti , fo be a letteCtronu one Arthur to Roger.•O'cionitor, co ntaining th e fug towing libellous matter:—" Mr. Bell has -been lately confined in England, on . a charge of high tree- son." The filth and sixth counts omitted to allege, that it purported to be contained in a letter front g Arthur to ‘ Roger O'Connor, bin stated; that the de , . feirdatit, himself published the same words. . To this declaration tit defend:lnt plcadi,d, first, the general issue-rnext, a justification; that It was title 'the plaintiff had been confined in England on a Charge' of high treaspo— , ancl, lastly, that Ciit: t orney natal of Irektiiio, in if spet.ch made by him in the Irish House df Com Mons, • did' uttyr the words charged the, deelaratiOn, nine' that the defendant gave a corre4 re:owl of that speech; but as there was• no e'vjdein c given upon thi4 'last 11ea, it, Was not necesary the Court' slionld take arty note of it. In order to atipport thecharge in the, deela. • ration, the material evidence was; The Morning Post ` containing the article . 111 w Itieli the alleged libel oc:. Suomi, and by 'reference to that paper, it appeared to bees folio s. M t COtrbet had, dining the cussions at the Oest ion of. Privilege caused by Sir •• Franc's Burdfl , 's 0 ,0(1116, •pnbl.shed Vindication of IVIr. O'Connor's conduct 3 she defendant, in rev l itib)i6wd the article' cont.inting the otiensive,pas.• sage, the bole object bt whit h was to discuis the me rits of O'Connor's cendot, and with that view ho re-puaslied a speech of the Irish Attorney-Gene , rill, moh ,0 . 1 teat. Itiiailouse Commons 17, upon a ruotior fOr the liberation of Roger O 0 'Ci)ni nor, then in custody by Order of, Govbrotnetit, the course of that speech the'Attotney-,Getsral read n letter from Arthur :to Roger O'Connor, and as lie read it,, inane a .runiting corroeturor inst•auce, SWiney'a name, occurred, iptd When the Attorney- Generalcarue to it, " Swiney,' he obserVed, " was the same who was, by the Shears's confession, to have been one. of the Rebel Executive Directory . . Neit was the passage coutaining the libel : I , have Bold 1,11 my estatesso Burdett, but they may still go on its my name, and th e rents may be transmitted to Hugh, Bed, No. 415, Charter-house-strare, London. [Here tolloWed what was, to the under der standing, wide.. Fitly, a cornmeat of the AtiOrney- General) :—" Mr. Bell has lately been cond o ed in England on a charge of High was the libel thus introduced that wait complained of; but 11.000, to the underStanditig, it Was evi dently the comment of the ,Mtorney-General, yet: in Outing it, the poisaAe not he ng inelottei( be 7 tweets twcl;(its, w the !.ye appeared as part' of the, • letter. 1314 whether it. was to be tal,ett as part of the letter, or au a part of the Attorney-Geaeral'i speeth, it made norditPrettee io the argument he 'should ism the hOnoUr: of addressing to the Court: 'l,'he declaration chill ged in the freest four counts, ,that the detendant 'published the libel its purpotting tp be contained in a letter frons Arthur to Roger • O'Connor. lint the evidence proved it to • be, at purporting to be contained in a spyeeh 'so which the At«oney-,General of Ireland had sail it was contain ed in such a letter. The deetiratioa charged the de fendauf 11411Sel( with having said' it. -I'ti6 evidence was' Olathe only asserted :Mother had Said if, whosh speech he had inserted 'verbatim. This he appre ' Bonded was :so material a variance, that it could not • support the declaration„ Th4rei Was a main dis tint:lion, whether a Mal 11.4 d a thing him Sell, giving it the' sandion of his own authority, or barely re. .pealed the saying of allealter, a t this same time - naming his -authority: The very act of naming lritt authority implied a' negation of its ab. Solute assertion. It was, in other words, saying this, " I tell .you such a tad, but . I feel it necessary /to tell you on what authority I say it."—(The COO 4 'heft, desired the Learned Contisel to.ativert,io Hie leer ( omit in Ihe tieelaratio, wbiel) simply stated the defendant to hay4unii3lted of the ►tain tiff' " that he had better contincd in England on a charge 01 treason.")—Mr. Curwood replied, thafhe apprehended if there wore any weight in. his argu ment against, the four first counts of the.declara tion, it 'applied with doubie force againit the two • last, 11 the former were bad, as an imported de scription of the libel, the latter Wefe ' still further from the midi; as 'Willow Mere short than the tor- Thor. lie contended that the ()notices were dip fetetitho h iii kind and degree.. To a4sertlihollons matter oait man's own anthotits, and to repeal ,it, , gjvtnb the anthotily .on which it is stated, with re- - spect 10 made all the difference 1)6- i:weer' malignity and mere incaution ; and .withfe ., sped to its; influence on the hbviled, it was as vorieus as:the eredii dire titilie,rtuttiorey etc which i! ‘4 , 33 aotAtcd, If 'tile 101litlit Ind cot tectly described the plilSellt. I,IICI 11 . 1 his declaration, namely, that t , It, fondant pnbkhed it as purporting to bw contained in a letter asierted to have been Tend by tlw ish !Hint ney-6,noral,- in A speeth which he wine to the Irish kinuse .01 Cbramons," he appro.l bench - d it would have ben a good ansi.er in la . t(; Intin pleaded, " that e Aho ,fittorney-Gerteral w did trike such a speech,-andthitt in such .speech he 1= ;td tocWletrerVol which speech the RA cum plaincd ot was a true lepton," The Learned Coon set "added, that things which were very dent and thems;:lses if clearly stated, became clouded. obscured lay ulultiplying words, in an attempt at elueidation. He humbly apprehended this was one of those . cases ; and if he had had the veil fortune, ' to have made himseif clearly under stood, he Would mot attempt any Whiter ergo- Mdnt, but he u ould merely add one supposition by way of example :—lf the plaintiff, he said, were to bring , another action, and describe the libel according to the troth of the fact, and to this action -the • defendant were to plead judb,r . nent recovered in a l'oi't - ner action, and ptodtice tit( . wehent record in bar of ihe latter action, Could the Court, on comparing the records, say that they were both for the same Cause of action, when it would Appear by the one, the defendant wascliarged with publi s hing the words . absolutely, and without J elerence, and by the other, that he merely rehears ed the assertion of another ? With respeCt to the other ground,' that of excessive damages, his Lord ship kvould. remllett, that in .support, of the second pled, " that the plaintiff tad been confined on a c'hatge of ,treason, ,, the defendant g ,se in evidence • a. warrant nom the Secretary. at Stale, by whieli plaintiff was apprehended and carried before the Pt ivy Council, where he was examined, atid after- winds liberated, But upon reference to the warrant, ii appealed he was apprehended on suspicion, and r"ot. on a charge. of treason„ His Lordship asked it I here. was any evidence of a charge 'of treason being against , the plointtifi and no such evidence bs.tiog produCed, his Lordship said the justification was not quite pt oved,—(l - fere Lo:d Ellenborotigh said, he certainly held ihat.proprof the being ap preheuded on suspich,it of treason did not prove the ithrthicatiorl, alleging he had been. so taken on a charge of treas , m.)The Learned Counsel said he did not Mean to argue that the justification was 1-e7 gaily ' pß;ved, but he urged 'it as a circumstance which otight t<i h;tvo• had influence on the amount of the dainagts. It was also on• et idence,.that this libel, such is it was, first appeared iu the Dutiia Journal (published in' the place %Oleic the plaintiff w. ti welt kOw n), elev, n - yearit ago, during all which period ii had retnairiectunnoticed, and un- Contradicted by the now, for the first tiint, epou its re-puiihcatii , o, he 'made it • owner of public investigation---when this tion had another avowed object, itt yvbict, Lis name' niervly incidentally occurted,i and when, but fortis action,• it, might Most prohably have passed timid. Lived ; ,yet, , undert hese citcurnsunices, the Any had thought proper to glee 4001. damages, which lie hUmbly contended were most excessive. , Lord 'EccENnottouoir.—" Take: yoor Rule, Sir." ;. i , DWIDSNDS. • . Feb. 23: 1, Baster, Strand, tailor, a t e l even, at G uild Feb. lg. . • l • Waidson, Cheshunt, tailor, at twe' ye, at Guild.hall.. Feb. 27, 1. and A. Foster, liallas i ßridge-mil I, cotton.tvvi,t: spinners, at ten, at the l'aek Brat:4l4)rd. Feb. 23. T. Robinson, Manchester, innkeeper, at one, at the Bridgewater Antis, Manchester. March z. T. Davies, Great Warner.weet, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. M arc h 9 , Bracken, T . Williams, and L. Brayken, Loth. bitry, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Feb. 23. 1, Swill, Liverpool, stationer, at one ,.ut the Got. (Len Lion, Liverpool. Feb, zi. 1. C.lodes,, New Tothill.itreet, vielCialler, at twelve, at Guildh a ll. Feb. iy. Wharton, Norwich, liquor.merchant, at eleven, At tl4: Crown; Norwich. . Feb. zo. M. A . Tudor. lie3ding, Berkshire, innholde.r, at eleven at the Angelll e t, Reading. teNIA)r.I Piloted by R'ICUARD HARRIS. 01 No. 4, hialtett.Court, how-iyeet ; and I'Lblisbed by V. 1 1 . 1 . 1 AM ARMIGI:R• ... 4 c•RIVI'; ; ;, s outh t o ohnn at the StitoOFFlcli) . 112, Straud, where Adveriisements, Oedsrs.fot the,,Poper,. Lttttr; for tie eeitor (post-paial, ~;~;~; . .., . . . . , . . Feb. 21. tohu Neve, IlirtniEzham,.linen .Lit v cr,att. at the Saracen's Head Inn, liirmingharn. ., I Feb. 2:,. , George Hunt, Stathrido, litien.drJper, attic' w . Parno 1, Stoncy.lane, t the Antelope Inn.Slterborne• ' Feb.l. iy. yen, at Guildhall. -IGO ' lAn 29. I J. COrillan, A Idertnanbury, hosier, hall. • -...ttf}l' (an, :, , o. R. Bennett, G reek stieet, Soho, elteesaw... twelve, at Guildhall. .. - • Ilti Feb.. 26. P. 1 . Phillips ; 0 forti • l t nhoistord, x • s Tee , o r at Guildhall'. . W I Feb. 15. S. R.Xitton. Holti, Norfolk, Prin!el , I t the . Angel Inn. NonrOicl?.. : ti M • h iid r 'l t° at 12% a 4h-h q. T. sminkies, botovol-friArket, -u ' ' at Gthlilhall: Borough, preiver, Ott March 9. C. Bail ie a tad 1. jaMay, FinstnirY•ol'4 chants, at eleven, at Guiidliali. - Ma") , 9. B. Tabart, Dond. ticet, beoks:cller, at el+ Guildhall. C R l'lF ICAT .ES ' . • • Feb. 16'. C. Lambert and T. Francis, of MOO co:tcntnat.eft. . Dayies, , of ised; Monmouthshire. merchant,' dker i • or Backman.street, Surrey, litiNAttAr W. Thornber,-ot liii(Maiint I li.strvet, gio.or. t., I. elemtnymi and C. free; of l'iLliett.strezt, 1. icuhertson anti 1. Stein, Laurenc.: Pow% yers. T. Maynard, of Mount Pleasant, horsehair VI. fi , ,r(l, df kington, maltstcr. - Woulcott, of Wancls.wtittli.ro.idi brill" cr ' A. Draketurd, of toleshill, War,vickshi Pickering and, E. Platt, of flalliwell , spinners. Bull, of King's Langley, earhenter. . Itich:irdson, of Ktrigslon-iipuil W.-liu - ter,.-or De ofur,i,, bricklayer. VI. Cdchl i - of street, merchant. lt. Amer, of New.strei:t, s _tato . , lenderer. A. Itawlitsion alid T. 13-gut, ivcrpoofo Comb, of-Upper Clevelanti.sireet, nakcr. - . DUTCH 'PAPERS: our l3 :{ R 3e lA v N er ' i l v ) l:2 c it . L 6.-- re- E e v i e la r b F lPi e l ff lli tle,:%7: i ci l ":ll order to t's scharge the interest- of ditfileTiiii which are greatly ici arrears. 'lii acc,°': ; l ' 1 oft . desirable objetil with -more ItteihlYi ;',i r F ' i ll'': Lion fo 'disband one-half the'arroY , ""' --'4' i.l:' the whole, of our military t stablisbnieni ii.A men. The p a y "f the di•banded troops, 1,1,4 amount to a considerable sum, will be t'ull' 1 „il I ig'?iiiling the public dobt.—The situat,':o4)„, Pt ussfatt Monarchy during former Peti(ws,'l4 but ale trailuility which now prevails na 9 a a4l l : l l:l l ft , e a e i n , r d n ap i r i l e e l ; i r i lu e s es a t t O b p il i a s i ; 1 0 i : 1 : I n:L I : I % ) ' v .' , b i t ; 1 1 1 : 1 : 11) g revi" .; Deil‘.ik. the State. • ' FttotsTlF;as OF AUSTRIA; DEC. .- -- " i a „ L if , o r; Tlie C .Ol 1: 1;: st t it i ol l e - nei I General bryre eEt a .; : logi C ll is o oi l l :d 1 antinople , AlLL i t o iioi' l hourg, having asceriainedby indubilu`' fi ." . 4 l ' rial to the Porte on ile ! 's l i., l6l'e b e j nr e ei tt °b'e . ll'l3lllt6'l)e:ist ' lliceni l i '' :l :l ll ; assurancebai e de i i l ) c,,i g tcs.e t t s; o , t at i °ni t I :f t e . , dm rigid p t o i.:: so M iennq r t . : C iir y a ti n i t h i c i e i: :: • :l a te r ri c . t :f ere l t i ) :1 " 50 ! o l o f tl : of English diplomitisis, disavoWed the fr ri3 i,'. French Cons , ll-General'has sought imi tru`' • ' , b . y :l :e L a A : ' a D nd g - c ;0 '24. his Court on the sUbjcti. ' . c i lls f" annihilating_ bur co ll: m arr l edi e ea t i ce large fleets,, blockading, as.thersAY,, ° d i 0 0. —The egolitirm m ' 4 0 '. mi 0 3 .- 14 r . i , tinte intercourse : between the deP' ---e v s'l' LillPirel yet not witlistaiiding tlsr o ' ri p ("4' trade is in r a town flourishing '!3l,v'ii4if,6 paternal care of, his 14 1 4 ' • has 10 9.1 011' .6 loess that we' hve trequeld ° i ' d ,:i r ilit% c n risisers, nuncittion with 'those places dea''' r ` ril t l : e a t n il M d ern c e t s L e i l t it t l e : r l s T;::: l stag- ot .blrekade. 4' CoeFe, Dec. ti::.---thir poison re l c° o''' month another reinforcement Of - 2 60 w e :( ill, n lifi, e eti c t s ec s se a ,, i) a , l ' l st i tp e p ki liLs ( . l . tille'heenyemweyr.:ccra6i'zivgo: (jj. me v ni t b e r N a N rill A cl , Dec. 30.—The late efi bits '►; ll ' 4 Sr'rvians against the Turkish armies ha 1 . 1 ;10 now. put ieS to the . Continental . Courts , independence. Th e i r Senate i s ebedt ( 0 0 i 0.41 ) ,, i m pa t,,tioe.inhtte,hodaitetdniisactoioii:tk,heae,tilradiairdoeccfi:ilpliovidreitoto ,c;t august Sovereigns to'gaurantee their lib' 1 . is# • WAusAw, D E c. 24._Two , me i clOiyer6 II other inditidual have ceenSenteoajk,',lo Years imprisonment, for - dealing i" ''''' chandize. - .1 I.ll_ _ •tsa.rrn,l.adl : y i r t o t :i n o.in it alai i bii : ei l e a ,ur n dti si gsr: o tiltg f billo t at h nn e . Danube c ali4 A ------- i f; 1 ,, e netit has exhibited the plienoiretliurit-rtie . In the memory of the re 0 and presstire of the streant 3tico ', b ye . detached its bottom : its inea" 'O l gross hot perceptible. Since Nlay it 1' 3 % - t ka. . s e .t e *l singular, r 1l s h h i o ss' ob f t r. a :okl i tl n tll l ief i tti a ll:lt.eella t• 'elelriidril:''Pel:°ll.;llll:l6:)(cit:Pi'll:l ri i r sity o f 01 , Gerrn3ns, nod , t oe ., 10 ship of it s . , A o; On Saturday the 19th last the LAY ton, 44 Newtown Grove, near I.) Niunday hbt, Nits. W OO ,l, ~ f 11 • c pe( t) , ei nr., 4), -at uon••••- t f .. MOM Io DOCk. •) • i, • I the NI; r' , ' t * I „. otS s PRICE oF siD • ir.f 1 Ar vonAv • ~,t l l i f flank Stock:44v 1 , 1 1 i l ia 1101 1 ` . 1 1 3 , 1 0 , 01 , olt: i t Navy c per Crip 4 9i ii It a ctiol . i 4i i. :0.. 4 per Cent . , g 3 4, 3 . . i t )10,11i.if01,.; ect ;pq c eat. It eti f 6 , 1 4. I I 1 1 1101 1 °1' 8 1 w 01 '01/ 3 per t't nr, Con,. 6i i 4 : 1) 10 ' 1 ' L i 1 cl" 134ttk LAIIIL 17 13. Oil:. 4, 1 . :( "'" ' " I ~..--'''' .slttct; , co, V 01 . iir 'quire, tywat b• add taaati. THE KING V. KING. Mr. COAIMON SI2.,RJEAisT said he was instru4led to move their Lordships lor a new trial in , ihiscase.He came doss n to the Court yesterday for that purpose, expecting Mr. Kin to, he present, as was usual. l in such.pases, but was informed that the state of his health .was such unt o render his personal'appearance impossible.' of by medical meth Que of them a surgeon of the . highest 'respectability, had, this morning been ptit into his hand to this effect but; upon 'looking into it he round that it came down only,to yesterday, at which r e r iod the here that Mr. King was not in a condition to attend. Not esteeming this.a sufficient , . groune on whiat to build his' application, he ordered that an, atlida6t should be immediately procured as to what was the state of Mr. K.'s health down to the pre sent moment. 'An atfida% it to that effect he then held in his hand. Lord ELLE,Naolionan said the Court could not suffer its established and salutary rides to.be btuken - in upon. The Con - non Serjeant might now move for leave on some future day to make his motion. for anew trial, but the Court could not consent to disitense with the personal attendance of the defen dant on that Lccasiou. Mr. COMMON BEII'3II:ANT said, that was the whole eitent of what he Meant to have moved for, It 'would, however, be necessary, as tie recognizanccs expired on the 511) day at term; that they should be respited in the mean time. Lord ELLENBOHOUGII said, the Court could not consent to open its doors too wide on such an occa iion. They were not inclined, however, to fix Monday ns (he day for making the motion for a new trial. At the same time they must state,' that they could not consent - to postpone it beyond the earliest pt,sloble moment at which the defendant ennid,with nut endangering his health, give his personal attend ance in Court. . When the Learned serjeant, there fore, came to make his motion, and to' produce the defendant in Court, he must also come prepared with an, affidavit, .that that was the. earliest, moment at which the defendant' could have given .his at tendance in Court. without endangering his health. ThetiMe for making the motion fora new trial was enlarged,according►y. . . PRI CR . OF FLOUR.—On Friday asreat number of country bikers, resident within the bills of Mortality, were summoned before the LORD MAYOR, some fdr neglaing to make their weekly.returns at the Cocket Office, and others for making false returns when they came w ithew their nieshnan's bill of prcels for ilte .flotti they had bought. Many of them had returned five shillings a ,s.tek. more than they, had paid, ortneant- to pay. His Lordship ex plaioect to, them, that the Act of Parliaineni em powered him to inflia a fine of 201. upon every, Daher who' WAS found guilty ef making fillse returns. Some pleaded poverty, and ignorance of the Act of Parliament; 'and' others,,that. they had sent their weekly letup's, without knowing what they were • to pay.. Several of them' were fined los. at4d.the -expence, • A foreign vessel, laden with pot-ash, was seized cm Saturday Nenrugla, 4t, fiarivich, by,,the officers of the Kite sloop of war, on suspicion that she was, boend to -France. On boarding; her an 'officer was knocked down, and a seaman had_ his • finger hit off by. the' Captain, who made great resistance. It mis discovered, on ei.itnining the Ship's pavers, that the license was an old, one, th,it the date and names had been erased, ,and others inserted. ,Siispieioni are entertained that gold coin. is secreted under her car go, as the Captain .otlered 1 4001. to. the o:ticers wha boarded to desist eiorn searching: • From Ihe LONDON G,IZETTE, fon: 9,6,. 1811. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County' of Monmouth. .West Locil Militia. To be Colonel •- Chorles. Morgan, Wirt. To ,he Lieutenkant-Colonel T Sir Robert S*lnslottry, Bart, To be M ijor —Cape% Leigh,. Esq. ;: • . 'lobe Captains— Wm. 4' hi l lips, Esq. Thomas Robert Sa. Insbury, ESq. Anthony Monfonniei Hawkins, Esq. Ro 6eit Sr:l4h, Esc;. Win. Thomas, Esq. Charles lames • Lewis, Esq. Thomas Edwards, ksq. John (Jobb, Esq. Andrew Edwards Butler, Esq. lames Ash Cabb, Esq.' To be J.icutenants—Charles Phillips, Gent. Benjamin Thomas, Goa. Georee Brewer, Gent.' rd ward lames, Gent. Thomas Phillips, Gent, William Willia.ns, Gera. Thomas Prothero, Gent. tames EdwartN„ Gent. Heteher. Parry, Geilt, Thomas Norman, Gent; Win. . 'obit Minikhouse, Gent. To be EnsignsSinunt . Thomas (ones, Cent. Powell Lorymer, Gent. George Dumayne, Cent. 4 To be Captain and Adjutant —Anthony HarveSt Isaacsori, Esq. TO be Quarter-Master Robert OWen, Gent, To he Surgeon—Henry Montonnier• Hawkins, Gent. East Local Milith, To be Colonel— Thntint‘.lllol)neux, Esq. 'To be Lientenant rancis Donnel 1, t ;cot. .Commissions :.igned by the Lord Lientmiant of the Comuy of Wapiti, Stninfort Regiment 61' t.! cal Al ilitia. Villiam To be Captain— Thom:* peilitett Esq. by Brevet. • , - Royal !Vimlt'Linceinshire To ho Lieutenant- loseph Clifton, 't ;eat. Crouot•Ppice. 7al. 26, 18 t I. MEMBER 112 TURNED To SI:IiVE IN TIIIS PRE,itT PARLIAMENT. Comity of Limerick. Licutenant.Colonel Witham 0011. BAA WRUlrcy ENLARGED, Hugh Dick, Gosport, Southampton, navy agent,- from .in. to, to 'lvliirch 9, at twelve, at the intlis A rms 6,oSpOrt. . . BANKRUPTCY SUPERS b.DED. Tlipmas Webb, Wit!cot, Snmersetshire, cabinet-maker. 84.NKRUPT,S% T.. Tallemach; Peterbhatii, Surrey; carpenter, to sur render Feb. 2,•9,. and March g, at twelve, at o.ll . titilla!l, ; London. Attortrics, Messrs. Willett,and Annesley, Pins bury•square, W. Badman, seri. Queen.rtrcer, Southwark, victualler, rob. 2,9, and March 9, at one, at Guildhall, London., At . ,torney, Mr. lohnson, Charlotte•street, l'lt2roy-square. 1, Wain, litixtrin, Surrey, clothier, (an. 29, teb. 9, and tvlarch,9, at ten, at Lonilon. Attorney, Mr. Iluth-lane, Cannim-street. • c" W. Pridgens, Great Wild-street. Lincoln's lnn•fields, .vic tualler, Feb.. 2, St ten, 9., and March 9, at twelve. At torney, Mr. liovill, New Bridge-Street. • I, Webb, Rristol, lineit.draper, 1-eh. 6, lc, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. :rwm,6, Walbrouk, I. Hawkins, Queen street, limelionie, titnber-merchant, la►n. 29. Feb. 9, and March 9, at one, at t ttl hal r . / . I . ttortlies, Messrs, Evitt 'and Rixon, Haydon.square, Minories. 11.' Leech, Bury St. Edmund's, merchant, Feb. tl, at twelve, ta, and March 9, at eleven, tit the' Angel 'lnn', Bury St. Edmund's. Attorney, Mr. Sparke,; Bury St. Edmund's. • ' 1. Krauss Manchester, merchant, Feb. IS, t 9, and March 94 at eleven, at the Star Jim. Manchester. Arturr);es, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and ltichanti, Chancery•lane ; and Mr. uyfiel(l, Manchester. R. Collins, .Union -court.: Broad-street, buildei, Feb.' 2,9, .-and March 4, at one, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. „,, son, %%flute tiart-CoUrf, Luntbard.street. - - T. Proctor, Shoreditch, brewer, lan. a 9, Feb. 9, and March 4, at twelve, 'at (•.01,11141). Attotnics, Messrs. Mayo and Berk ley, Lincoln'. I sin-tields. W. Blow, Hertford, tanner, I art.,20,. Feb. 9, and March 0,. at eleven. at Guildhall, London. ATtornics, . Messrs. White and Son, New Square. ',incubi's Inn. • 1. flYile anti I. a'inson, Nlanchester, dyers, Feb... 9, at two, 17, at three, and March q, at two,•at the 14losley's Amts lon, Manchester.. At tornies, iVir. Buck Iy, Mancbest v • , $ and Messrs Milneamt .)arry, Temple, !Amnon. W. Heqdy, Swansea, ' victudller, Feb. I, 4, and March 9, At ten, at the MackvfOrth Arms Inr, Swanse.r, Attorilics, Messrs, Bleasdale, Alexander, and Hahne, New Inn, • • ” do valid Mpssrs. Barrington and lenkins. Swansea. I. Camp, Ww Smithfield, -btationer, lan: 29, Feb. 9, anti March 9, , at ele.en, utGuildhall. Attorney, Mr. liour . don, Temple -street, 'W lute- Friars. I. Salisbury, Highgate, victualler. lan. 29, Feb. 9, and, • March 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, IVlessrs. Price and Williams. ~Incoln's Inn; P. A. Van Dyck, Fenchurch-.buildings, Fenchurili-street, merchant, lan. jri, at twelve, Feb. 4, at one, and March '9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Willett and • Annesley, Finsbury-square. . • C. Haley,Wigmore-strcet, Cavendish-square, watchmaker, Feb. 6, is,. and March 9, at toelve, at t,uiWhalt. At. tornies, Messrs. Kibblevvhite, !Rowland,. and Robinson, Cray's Inn-place. R. 13uchanan, Liverpool, Wilder of medicines, Feb. is, 16, and Maich 9, at one, at the George Inn, liverpOol. At. tonnes, Mr. Chambra, Chapel-street, Bedford- row, Lon stool and Messrs. Statham and HugliCs, Eaeltange-build. hugs, Liverpool. W. hbsworth, Westbury, Gloucester, dealer, lan. 31, Feb. to, And Mann 9, at one, at'the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Whitcombe and King, Serjeant's-Inn.,. Fleet street, London ; and. Mr. Frankts, St.„-lohn-street, Bristol. t. H. Mid wood. BoW.lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, lait.'3o, at twelve, Feb. at eleven, and March _9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Measts. Benbow and Hopei ; Stone-buildings, Lincoln's lint. ' R. Lee and 1). Payne, Cheapside, shawl-printers, lan. 2a, Feb. 12, and March 9, at 'ten, at Guildhall. - Attornies, Messrs I'ressland and Munn, lsrunswick.square. W. Bagneld, Liverpool, brewer, Feb. 12, 13, and March 9, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, 1146040 m- Attornivs, Mr ; Egerton, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Messrs. Spurrier and Inglelay, B. Hunt, Bucklersbury, warehouseman, Feb. 2, It, at ele ven, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Caton and 13rontel, Aldersgate-street. I,,t(iefurchun t Sloane-street, Chelsea, apoth ecar y, l an. 29, at ten, Feb.. 9, and March g, at twelve, at Guildh a l l. Attornies, Messrs. Swaiii, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. T. Neiris, Manchester, merchant, lin. 3o t , Feb. 2, at cle. ven, and March 9, at ten, at Quildhall, London. At. tornies, Messrs. Cooper and Low.., Southamp tun bnild. trigs, Chancery-lane. • P. Gralart, Wilinot-itreet, Ilrunswick , square, oilin4n. Fel). 2, g, and March 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, • Mr. Nind, Throgrnorton.stleet i .• • `E.•Vaine, Dowgatc-liill, merchant, Feb.. 2, at ten, 9, and March 9, at twelve, at Gurldhall. Attorney, Mr. Buyal ) New 'Bridge.street. nqunuay I eat , ' 1111 Wedin'Aity, at the. Cuntnneonv‘i motithbock.) - .114i„, the tt,,n. f ; sr V 1)11. . • ° On Mond ty the t ft!) 11161. ot .e 1-""e1-4414 (,cner.,l (Noeri,u, , i6 k ve -v J r ',,, hart. late C liet Royal Enginr.c4 ugc-", OH tilt', ins t., Eh it., at h dtphor :0011111.01iF j pugu4," ' S. arter a tang .4 0,1 1 10 00 4 1 tin Jane, witt "' (4 • 00 . 0 of Crosb).-,01.,re,. aged tit 3 On Thursday e I Union p o w* ;iof shirr, * we Itight t. 11;, Cmuttteos 01 I t J The s..ane thy' Mr's. N. Saioninn, mother to Mh.. E,ltwarit Cold.stain , 4 . 14 Goldstld,