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be s~tw none: lad .went - - the Same road as the last wit rteS , es Went in go home. Martin Hewn, t 403 at church on the ifitli'of De cember ; wt,-,.ntitoine the same way as Jenner's lads; he. passed the boys; saw. no true afterwards untti I.e arrivril his own house; he saw no paper lying ort the road, and he thought, if there bad been ss y, it as prehaair• he would have seen it ;he saw. Mr. Bingham at the Turnpik,!-gate ; this was about, a quarter of an hour after he. had paSseal t he. lads. Sarah Jenner, Wife of Richard' Joiner, and Mo.. ;her et. the first witness.—Oct the ltith Decembi.r, her son John gave her a letter (produced) the wn for ,v, -s not then quite dry.. ; Her buSband was then in London, and did not return until the Thursday 10 , ; became home she gavelt to him. After dinner she saw W. l'homasJehner's wife and Mrs. Bingham : she ...hewed the • letter to Mrs, Bingham; she ,observed, upon reading the letter., that she supposed•some of the Foresters had dropped it, as they went to church. Her lanntly,an4 the pri soner's flintily lived upon very friendly terms. • Mr, Richard Jenner deposed hw was a farmer at Maresfield, occupying the Dairy Farm, on Which glee re .oi, barns; oxen, sheep, corn, &'c. He is called by his familiar ((lends '' DiclC' He war in London when the letter in question was found. He has known Mr. 13. five or six years, and their fami lies liVed no friendly teeters, and be should have thought him the last person to do him an _unfriendly att. He apprehended himself to. be meant by 4 '. Dick" in the littler, and that the threats were di .2t eted against his lands and cattle, &c. .He has had frequent correspondence with Mr: B. and is well acquainted with his hand writing. (Looking at the letter)—Ho believes it to be Mr. B.'s hand-writing. . He said he thought it wan Mi. Bingham's the ma nicht his wife put it into his hands, betbre be knew the contents, When he read the contents, be could not think his friend could do such a thing ; but. from the look of -the hand-writing only, he hltotalo believe it to be Mr. BifightiM'S. But there is a little attempt at disg,ttise : there is a singularity which runs throughltis natural. writing—he contracted Ri. Inc Rte •ard always ; he always abridged the Witness's name in,that munitt-r, it is the same in the letter in question. G's were also of a peculiar cast, The address on 'the letter appeared . to - ce .originally Jointer, but the J. aprared to be altered to a G, and was written in Bingham's usual manlier, The wit tress pointed out several oilier letters as resernbiing Mr. Bingham's deter of writing. He called on Mr.' Bingham tree Sanday following for advice bow nest to find out the author. of tin :letter. Be advised him to go to shops in the neighbourhood toliearch for paper of tire 'sue water-marks. If! searched and - could not find any He a ens to shops and bought ,to conipare.. He has since seen paper . with the •sante water-xnark, " Evans and' Sons, 1806." He has seen suterai (and produced siiiric). Be received Iberia trom-.Mr , Bingham one Was a plan for some land, wilichAr. Bingham had given him to shew his lsodleo. Others were rotes troin Mr. Diogniun, and 11 , 1 ts tor the boys' schooling, etc. visited at Mr. Itinhain's in Christmas week he wilted him - about the letter, and said, you are riot " shoaled" yet. 'thee witless felt sore Awe: it, ' and said to Mr. Bingham, ": By God, if f hint bear so good an opiiori of you, 1 should have thong! 1., that you wrote' the letter." He turned away at 81 laugher. ll.' hart sliest th... letter to his neigh , bnurs Find trten 4 tild it was a common topic of -conVersation. O e crosi.xat,ineon, he said, he never, left the. letter tri :iiughant's `Thai witness first sets.; ' petted that the letter CittV. (rein some of tin Fe rosioh, Mr. fl iot o o m ~aid fie ri , spected one Gold spring, trot he ('.eite.a.) river said he believed it cs'oldspring's haud-writing. I was Col molly a threatening letter dropped in the parish, 411,1 a fag got-stack had Ocon fired, He had formerly received a letter wiling him nick-names. It may have said that he susped , d the Foiesters. He went to Lewes, where a man of the name of Best was in custody,' and he did say that he thooght the lolfer might 6nm! from p ro F o resters, and that Best could tell some thing about it. Mr. R. has been Curate many years of MaresfiLld, and had always duly performed his Cletital duties. ' hid also been instrumental in faunding a Charity School for the Poor., There had been lately tuany itielosturs in the I , 'otest, Mkt, had, been throw it down by order of the 1..,0rds of the Manor, . • . Richard fainter at Boxied; believed then letter ti lie Biagio:1) 1 s . 11311d-Wthirtg, It Viai not quite his natural hand, hut will; partly disguised.. Mr. J. Knipe, resident at Mareslield, believed the letter to be tire priiionyes hand-writing. . This , wit ness prodnettd several papers And aceourits which be "bad received from the prsoner, which bore the wa ter-mark. of: F.,vats and Son, 1806.7, John ,Nlayllara, shopkeeper at Mnrestield, had had.,dealings with HinAhami and believed the letter to be his Robert Turner, Attorney, ,at Lewes, Mr. Astree, and Mr. Susan, all Said .thpy believed the letter to be the hand-writing of the., 'priSoner, l'his closed the case fur ehe prosecution. Mr. klaithan then read a written defence, in which he very feelingly rtnnenenteil on : hjs Unbappy sit uatioa, aint argued the improb,i,d;ty of his writin4 a threatening letter to ilia friend ,;-; about any :mo tive. He obterved, the lads th:ither of ih t m said they saw tire letter drop, froti.t him, and u had been dropped by those who -went b , :ihre him, it was probante liiii,ll,orse, in :a deep sandy rer l d, h a dki c k„ od it tip, and then the 1 saw is.--With rop ers to tire proof of hand-writing, he, observed, that this OUT, had been a subjea of conyersation in all the petty clubs in the country, and he feared with the best intention to think right, many ,wh first o.had at dbubted had waked themselves to a belief of tin; hitter being his hand-writitik. : He alluded to Ins numerous family, atui-prayo the LeaCted Judge to observe upon' the imprnbribiltly tat the evidence, which, from his learning 'and eApco,:ence, ltcs wag better able than a man in Ilia own awfurSiii33. Con.lira . . Counsel then called the following Vild- PeAcs Air. John Reed, a 11,tationer,.flow.lanc, 1.4),,N1)01 4 s Frttitc , l by taut,' at the SurAhrse street,--Ile had served shops in the neighbourhood of MareSfield among others, he Hobbs, at Norwich, within three miles of Marestield.''He had server a great deal of licans's paper ip the neigh bourhood of Maresheld, with the water-marls ot He had served Hobbs with that paper for the last two yelrs, and had no doubt but he had sent a great deal of piPier with that water-mark into that • part of the country. Wm. Crain p,•Keeper of the [louse of Corre&ion at Lewes:-10 the month of January (the 12th), Mr. Richard Joiner called upon him, and conversed on the subject of the Hier he, said he wished to, -have some conversation with ,a Man in custody on charge of felooy, ot the name of Best ; he_observ ed, he suppoi.ed witness bad heard ot the letter.; he replied he had ; he then said he wished the willies, would examine Best, as he had no doubt but that Best knew who the writer was.. There was no doubt but it was written by : one of the Foresters; that they %ere a 'people who had elandesiiiiely taken possession of a part of the forest ; that they livid upon plunder, and he had no doubt hut the witness could grt, out of Best who the writer was. lie added . , that time was one ctrcomstar ce,-which proved he knew about it, 1;110 old father bad said a few days ago, '' Now my son Will is in prison will conic out about the triter.'' rhe witness said he ssondered they did ,not rout out those fores:ers. Joliet replit-d, he had done all he could, but here was a gentlemau who did not do his duty, or they would soon be obliged to turn out, He 'added, that he apprehended hiMseif iti•danger (rain these foresters, but he. was determined to withstand them. Lord Shetlielit said he had ititown Mr.ißingbarn about five years. in doing his ,ditty, in redressiog disorders in the c ounty, am man had•been more di ikent• lie had 'a very good opiniou•of Mr. Bing 7 hatn a , and he was cenvineed he had incurred a great deAl cif rancour by his attempts to repress she disor ders of the Ku - ethers. • Mi. Archtiecicuti Doyley ling knOwn, the prisoner six or years; he was always attentive 10 the murals of his parish, and exemplary in his comind. I. M. Cripps, Egg. gave a most,excellent charac tt lu the prisoner tot . integrity and honour in every tr.:tattoo of life._ The Bev. Mr. `ruiner, the 11ev. Mr. Bradford, Mr. Claude Mott o Tram, and the 11ev. Sackvillo Boyle, all/-spoke of the prisoner in terms of the highest praise, both its a Goat:aim and u Cler gyman. The Loan Cuter BARON then sunimed ; up the' evidence with great minuteness, and impressed the Jury strongly with the neeess , ty of their being.per rally srititied, •as there was no mon , e in evidence which Could induce the prisoner to send this letter. Th 6 Jury , after considerable deliberation, found the prisoner Nut The' Same prisoner was then indaed for setting lire to, his house ,with a view to defraud its metier, the Rev. Mr. Riven, his rector, and the Union Fee (Mice, in which he had insured furniture, &c. to the amount of tiool, The evidence on this trial was long and complicated ; but the only circumsrancts .ehich appeared to make against the presoner were, that he bad the dasr ,beforo the fire busied himself in eOesesg to be removed from one out-lo use te water, the snicks of wool with which the lIIJUSzt was fired, (oi the pTitOner stated his supposiripn at he time nesliceously), his depositing of it few late papers and quills over therprivy, and of his be rying a neatuey of copy-books of tin great vAlue iii his god tr, planting Over them a flue er for better conceal :toot. It- was proved, however, that the prisoner's, plate and watch, which might have beet) inure profitably removed, were burnt, and th4t he had' adually sent forthe iat ler or, the evening of the fire try the, house cif a neigh - Jour where, he I be o visiting, mod where he ha . forgetfully lest it. fits plisoecr had notnediatety before the fire been ip town to,trattler an in Surance of 501. upon a cot lege to .a linther :security of his furniture;' but hat cottage it was proved he had before sold, lie theh suited to h s !fiend, the-Secretary to the InSur ance Qlfice, that. hie was afraid his house would be burnt, its west:gut:ow of the incendiary spirit of the neighboerhoed, and always stated to those to whom he told the story of the fire a preselithrient, which possessed bun on the evening or tht. that the casualty Would happen. It was proVed'l4 the prisoner's brothers, the Bey. !Behar i lthigh incumbent of (import Chapel, and INhigistriLe for the courity •ef Hants, end Captain Joseph Binghain„ N. that' the prisoner's books - and furniture Were worth. front 9Oot: to f 0001. and that . he 'Was in far frorn distressed circumstances, otherwise he would have appliectto the former brother, tis lie' had before doue, and always been relieved ; and, that the latter :-brotlier had lately laid down a large suns to tree the prisontr from his embarrassments, upon the po sitive assurance 'that the prisoner had told his bro ther the extent of his debts, and was Made a free and happy man. Melly of the prisoner's neighbours and servants aiso spoke to the value of his furniture, &C. _ . ',l'll prisoner on tbil occasion also read a ten 'dettice, and tt►e Le►srnd Chia► Baron recapitulated and coitimeioted on. the whola of the ►evidence, adopting the poisoner's expression, f‘ that he ►itu,t have been mad iv have committed the crime of .A,hich he Wel4 charged, ii the testimony of his ho. liourdold hrotliecit acre to be rat ail credited:" l'be Jury round the. prisoner .(u( Guilty. tri3t of those. indoments losW4.l(4iin eight Attie. morning dill neurly nine at night. Letters were received from Ililboa, of the 14th illhtiint, which relate,- that Golieral MINA, with his diviulon of but) mei), had a severe at leii with a body 011'rcrich iii the rieigliteourbood of Coupillas, in ho lout JO welt mid ONO officers. The 101- low mg, day etwther unrort ac,tiort took place, in which MINA took 161 I?reneh. prisoners; upon! he sent to the'Vreocit Geueral to ()tier err ex. change of ptiuoners, and offered eight Frenchmen wr cool) officer i but the lereoch retuied, saying) that titvy would not eNchauge with Lirigetoth anti hext day the French shat the two Spii h igh oport Which MINA ordered the Ku y ic a c ti to enperience the unto fine. p‘it 1. I4‘ ;4. it S„ ot No. 4. MilftititoWLift. Boyi-atta:t and j it, No, i 1 re, Strand, Where drivertistinents, Ordcrs to From the LONDON GA ZET IT, March 26, t !Par-Office, llfzich 26, lilt E. ist Regiment of Dragoons Guards, Cornet H. H. Son 10 be Lieittenant, by purchase, vice Nurbury, who retires, 6th Regiment of Dragoons, Edward Birbor, (;ent. to be Cog-nu, without purchase, vice piousoted in the 3d liragoAvi. • 7th Regiment of 'Light Dragoons.; Standish O'Grady, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice who retires. lames Crooke Thomson, Esq. to , be Paymaster, vice Keopel, deceased. . • .1311 i Ditto, Gcarse Phillips, Gent. to be cornet, ..without • purchase, - vice Bath, promoted. john hubLrr Baker, Gent. to be Cornet, without purehtse, vice Lock ham, promoted.. • • I ,l =lt, Ditto, Lieutenant the Honourable George Fortiscur, Iron: the. 14115 Light Dragoons, to be Lictlit;ll4l)l, without purchase.- 25111 Ditto, Matthew Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchise, Niarkland., promoted, ut t out c.nerds, Robert Moore, to be toisigo, without purchase, ' vice Vidltua, proinotetL" - ist Reeniiktot of l'opt, - Ensign ----- Lorimer to be Lieu. tenant, vict i Plortie, deceased., Ensign. (aim Ailen, trom the ist West India kegiment, to be biisiKn, vice ell4res, who exchanges. john Stoyetill Cent. to be vice Lorimer. 6th Ditto; Robert llunngy, Cent. to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Ivightenbalc, promoted. itb I)itto, Ensign Jblin Day to be lieuter.ant, vice Giles, tieLeasett, .101111 Krone, Gent, to be Ensign, vice I)ay. Lieutenant lt. b. ACtliStronS to be - Adjutant, vice Tit:nut, who resigns the Adjut.inci - only. 21St Ditto , LlCtltCtlanr Donald Ni4CLeillit: to be Cslnain of a Cronvany, witiw.ut -purchase, vice Mackay, pluilieted in the Auyal Cor,ican Rangers. 'o4th Ditto. Witham Malcolm, Gent. to he Ensign, vice les 7 s!tnitt, deceased. 25th Dillo, loin) Pitt Pontein, Cent. to be. Ensign, vice Garret, t:eqeased. 34th likto, Lieutenant Newcomen A ly,rea, train the 4th Cey lon 14egrineitt,' to be Lieutenant, vice Castle, %N ho CX• S. iSth U,tto , Ensign Erlwirsl Hopper, Rom the'Sttil Fent, to tie Lieutomit,,by purenahe, vice haiiiie; pton6.ti.d. itontr, Pead, (;calf., to be EIi:A . BU, by illlCCiittbe, Vice I.lettrisint primititc(t. 4ibt Duna, AVilli . .fro Gregory Gardiner, Cent. lu he Ensign, by, purchase, v:t.e Stapleton,_prainZited, •• 46th Ditto, Ensign George LiNtit tr.' be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, ilcceased. 42th Ditto, 'Lieutenant 'Colonel (ieorge IrAn the kialripay or: the /Itli Garrison Battalion, tu be Lieu. tenatit.Colotiel, vice Rossi wilt+ eXclialigc;:.• i7lll Ditto, Utter Reii!, Cent. to be 1.11W411, by purchase, vice Nlackintosb, who retires. , both nit Clivs Lustier, Gent. to be En,sigiti with. 0511, purchase, vice Plithba, appointed to the 27th rot. 61st Ditto, Charles Vandrenil, Gent. to be Ensign, wriliunt purchase, vice buttousbas,v, 'whose appuintinciit his n!it niatri place. 67th Ditio, hnsign Ruben Stitherland to be Lieutenant, by purchaw, vice Hastings, promoted in tti,: newt Foot. 7 0 th LIMO, , Captain Thuthas iluwattl, from the 6;,th root, to be C4ptain 4 a Company, without purctiatc, • vice Madden, Woo ret.ies. 72e, Ditto, Ensign ,rititt Rae, from the - Ist Garri.srin Battalion, to be Lieutenant Without purchase. 73(1 Ditto, Lieutecatit front the 36th Foot, 0/ be Lieutenant; vice Gallagher, placed on liiit- pay of the ,6tl► Foot.' 77111 1)111 , ), Ensign sines Cameron to bc Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted. 79th Ditto, Gentlemen .Cadet beewait laud Leslie, from the Roy4l Military College, to be Ensign, by purchas..., Ackland promoted.. . . S ; d 0310, Maja lionald:Mac Neill, from the gist Foot, to be Major, vice Lord littrgliosti, placed on fiattqay or the '9lst foot, Ist West India Regiment, • E;isign William licazle to be Lieutenant, without purcliase., vice Hey Ensign, G. it. Ntagee, Root tile6th ‘Vt;bl to be ditto, vice I'lobba, To be Ensigns. With ptircti ate, Ensign , ll. jeilares, hum the Ist loor, vie Allen, wile ex, t;tiattges,. Pasraniellaiven, N,iee Ilea 1 11 rrioo Kerr; Gent, vi 4 c Mc Infantry Vvl iinwers. In Ditto, Intoyi folio Ricketts . to Ir vonstiire, iv Lic vii.e. Rik . • 3d Ditto, F.nlyiAti G. P. Dawkins, from tliv 6tli West In Ala Regiment, to he licutun.o,t, tAitliou; vii.e Cal- who resigns.. . ttli nito, Storey, Cent-lobe Ensign, w,inout intr. chase, vice Hawkins, proinotcii in the in ‘Vi.st 111(11.4 1ti.41. 'I 'minas Stewart, Cent tote ditto, %Ate 11 . 1i , tee, promoted itr the ibt ii eat India Resiluent. Bth Ditto, Atultnson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice fa'i.;ttelliii, deceased. 11 Royal it tne.4o Corp,;, Etlw,trd Reciter, Gent. to to •without purchase, vice ILitriugtort, appointed - •to tau ist Garrison Battalion, Royal 'V katigers, Lieutenant W. It Scott to hr Cap, tam it a COnlparly, •Vritti, tit purchase, v.ce pointed to the upti Foot. Losign Wi li.tnt !flak won to tie. Lteni,n,tnr, vice Artiagh, deceasetl,, Eitsi4ti Lang.. halite to t Lieutenant. vice. Scott. 'Thomas Itogg, Gcta. to be Losto, vice Illaxiston. AleXatnier M'Letititni, Cent. to be Ensign, ti.e Laagilarne, ~Royal West Huila Kittigers, Ensign Robert llettns to be Lieu. tenant, vice De biet ton, !Icing absent without leave. Lrisign loty. , it George, to he ditto, vice Barney, who rt.ttgits, john Lily, Geld.' to be Ensign, vice :Valiant kicderica Archdall, Gem. to be'Ensign, vice George. 3d Ceylon Regiment, Charles Andrews, Cent. to be Lieutenant, WitnUilt purchase, vice Ettwatds, promoted in the aci.CeyttiO keginTeut, 4th bitto, Lieutenant Thomas Castle, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Algco, wh4 exchanges. ' Dilion's Regiment, l ienleilunt joint Chcsse to be Captain Of a Cdtlip,ily, wttiwvt finteliabe, vice BOUtailn, -pro stinted.. Lieutenant Camillac to he ditto, vice Burke, protnuted. Ensign Vet berm:, to be Lieutenant, vice Ctiesse. . . De Roll's itegiment, Captain" Antoine C'curant, from Meu.ron't Regiment, tube Captain of a Company, vice Fuchs, who exchanges.- D'Arregcr, Gent. to be Ensign, vice uggi protnoted. Meuroteraegiruent, Captain Nicholas Fuchs, from Dcßoll's Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Courant who exchanges; Ytifk Light Infantry Volunteers, Lieutenant Ceorge Nal." bieclit to be Captain ut 4 Couipdoy, Vice ncit i eibogel, deccased. htisign W iiliatn New unin, Iron, the Ist West luau Regimem, to be I ..ieutcnatit, vice VlltUiaurs, ue ceased. • tat Garrison lianalion , Ensign FL liabington, from the Royal A (rieiin (;nips, to be Ensign, vice Rae, Kt:mated lit Mt: uot. 4th Ditto, Ensign (oho Fraser, front the 6th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Hastings, appoitard to she 67th ,foot, tst !cupid Veteran Battalion, '.VIE tail Abbott, train the milt Royal Veteran hattallyn, to be Ensign . ) vice Sutherland, promoted in the 7th Royal Veteran batta liori, mit Ditto, Ensign lames Nevimau, frotn the 7th Royal Ve. icon Ismialion, to be Lieutenant, vice Marsh, whose Ap. potittoirm has been cancelled. • Bradshaw's 3ct Levy, 'William Edward PoWall,, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Kemp, wnose appoint:tient has been can celled. • Captain 11111104 Archibald hope, of the 26th Foot, to be rilu. jar in the Army. BARRACKS. jowl Roberts, Cent. to be g Ratiii,k-Mastet to the Forces in Great jiyt4ttl , vice Otbo dece4sed. mcatottfkNuum. Enhiiiti Trevor, or to t: t tvov4 cutia Fencibles. who was fillvklndeil, MAteti u the (iCittie of thq izttt ultimo, is Feiii4tiard In till hailt. •I' tie 1...x(31;114;e bi:tween Lieutenant Moore, on. Hal- pay cif. the W ai;guit '1 1.,b0, and I, se oh:iwiht o ' t the 47th Fcio, as Mated to the rjazetto ot the 5tH instant, has not titkch 111.11•11.••.•• - ibl‘shal by ARMI(II.It SCRIPPS, South Moltcit.4 - treeT, Grosirenerisqu!"' 1r the Paper, Letters for the Iditor (pon-paia), mtAir Ix) afidrested• The i:ndermcntionelt Officers are ;utteisctieti, being absc" without levio, vtz. Lieutenant Mactunnara, of the tsth Foot. Ensign Cr't,itiiths, ot t hs: 36th , Foot. Lieutenant kintke, of the 4sth hog t. Lieu teintut Charles Itauscht of the Ot,th Foot, i:WR ATI: m in the Gazette of the 26t1tVitit110. 67111 Font. For ." 91 film Moore H a rrison.Gent. to lie Ensign,reltiCharlet Moore ii4l,liSoll, Gent. to RANKRUIrcitA' ENLARGED , , j. Burrow, _King.street, Hammersmith , viaualler, fron t ' March 30, to April A 9, at, ten, at Guildhall, London. E. It" Wilson, Liverpool, merchant, from n Marto 3 V' 1° ' April 9, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, I. Mettam, 1113 il ( , ) , -1- --3--cY. defiler and chapinan, born Miro 30, to April 29, at ten, at G ildhalj. BANKRUPTCY SUPERS'EDED. W. Harper, Friday-street, silk-weaver. * • W. Balmer, Oldham, lit.ilanAtlshfliUrel, r gr S o . cer, to W to, ti, and,. May 7, at three, at the White heir lan, Ni.iri• stresses. Atm:stirs, Mr. P. Hurd; 1 emp t2 i a"a m . ' Fearnhead, 0 Idbarn. .• T. l'opham, Mofichester, merchant, April 4, ;, ard 513 :1 7 , ' at tWelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheikh). .A 110 " 11° '' 7 i . SU WOO Wit Bigg, Hattoti.garden, London; Messrs. Hewitt and gir Manchester ; and Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield il 1. Nickolls. Lane-Delph, Staffordshire, vidualler, Ailn 'l6' 17, and May 7, at eleven, at the Blue Pell Inn , 5, 16 s i t r • Attornies, Mr. Barbor, Fetteplane, London; all'' '. • Asbury, Stone: No r folk, T. illa‘kburne and G. Yates lilonner, Kings LYne , , brewers, April t 6, at four 17, at tett, :nut hlay 7. 51 ) ~,,,c 4, 1: at the G uilnhal I, King's Lynn. ' Attorney, Mr.,1 1, ''' win, King's Lynn. G. Green and 'l'. Green, Great Marlborough-street, tsillx, April 2, .3 9 ' and MAY 7, at ten, at Guildhall. llosll Mr. patnitton, Taviatcick-row, Covent.garden. „4 I . GAcolo, Woodstock•street. Hanover.square, tailott4ii, 2,6, and May ,at one, at Guildhall. Atturnies,lol%. I ) awson and W rattalaw,- Saville..placep, New llutIl l ' 4° " street, ' - F. Bruford, Crewkerne, Somersetshira, butter.fdaor, .Al'l3 rk;'' 9 , / 0 • ' and May 7, at the George Inn, 1' rewke we. ~,a t. , rinles,• Musts. Isleasthle, Alex: ler, itorl 11.:hoe, n, . • „,.lon ‘ , London ; and Mr. Murley, Creo , ketne , • W. • stone, Villiers.street, , Stolid, merchant, M,Hirh:tels: April 3. and May 7, at twttive, at Guildhall. 1‘ 11 ', (1 ,':, ' Nlessre, Cuppage and Rice; lerinyn.street, St. larn c l 0 ,, L. Morris, Cardiff; Glaworganshire, increharll:4,7o ;6, and May 7, at ten, at ttle Cros•Vti 10. i Ty,lvii. Attornies, Mr. W. Nleyrick, MerillYr,„.lYon, arid Nlessrs ic:lkitts',. James, and CO. New Intl. ~- , d ,:i A. Carson arid W. Distell, Liverpool, sugidr•lP, k ,l, 4 % . rreit• 1 I. ts, and hlav y, at one, at the G Irk! Ilia, On . ; pr. Lcutool. A tturnies. Nir, I. Late, MTN' ;. r ' A '' i kiti, row, 'Flucatincedle-strect, London ; and Nltorlli " W S na . Q te n t et :::4:: , i 'l l , t i a : l l , L t i i. : . l , * . tt‘ i . it Y l: •:; cji. s p d . r. (ej io wnt ' l l :‘, : tyli :o k i ii . 3 i r r i ,...: l l l: l l:l l l ) t e , a I : o A a :;:) c t r C t i L l' i t : 1 , 1 . ii i : v ig, ll o 4 ,,i.r , l l6 ll. l : e i p, A l i t: . ~a t 9n r , n l 41' N ' Ia . ,:k A a l r r. a11 1 ; (. I :l ' ut c r:::ry ai l ;: l cil a r i P ie l‘°l . °::s''l:l.l(4‘l43l7s:l A 'l )C 0 11 : 1 ; i7 " L-, Parr'' , tivettoill, merchant, April I I,' 15, or l s';', mr. at rare, at the Gelrg,, Inn, Liverp,-01. An" r ''' c r Is' Lace. Liveru,4,l; ,NI r Ibirrow Threatlnte.icile.sw;'lll. ' don ; and Messr., J. k' W i I ' •i .1 , '" 4 " 1 " .. i *trisori, I (IC , vAll 1 , • , T Cfer):n. t2 " :;111.• •Brightheimstotte, grocer, Match l"+ A „ Pli A l i f : , i t, c:vvvi , .• and May 1, atone, at GitildhAll , 1 ••° 11 ‘ 1Q- ' , tlt,hey, NI r. Leote, Austin-friars. Lott - ion 4 ~,,3 Ms! 7 ' n ‘-"I 'e• t ronsham, merchant, April ii, fu , "" iii Mri, at eleven, at the CeOrge Inn, Livvrpord -tit al ,',",n t 1 ,- i' I. , :harobre. Chapel-street, Betiford.row, I it - : -1 ,,..p I.l' lesrs. 1-latharris and . linglies, Lxcluttge•bialul''" ' verpoof. „.),pfit, C I . ' No / 4 :: ` : 1 : 1 : : : :" ,3 ' ,1 :: : i l k r , t r i l i l I e , r 3 y . . c a n , t ,, t i r t . I‘, . 1 )!) i z• 2 t I Ici s , r 1: t i t , 1 , , ,i n ,: i r t lt i - t i 11 1, .' ,1 1 : A tt0m,,,,. i‘l.•,-,r's Gieehon, Dixon, - and 14 61 ''''''' court, 1 - tuogniorton-strect. M.ireq' A Pril 9, and May 7, at Guildhall. A l " I' I ' i ve I -I:a.mb's Conduit-street, lamp- to)kt l, 0 . b. p al T . abll,...birtet, Holborn. • . 4 1 6, ..."'ner, "141 AO r; 1 1 builde r, . mat... , • ~i. Olt Mi'Y 7, at twelve, ai Guildhall. Attorr;cy, 11, Si ' Th'inas i i btrtet, SOutilWark. (P O ' it; •' 't• I • Derv,!, 11 0 . 13::11%.11,JiltiillgW, Sicli6bory•olll2o,ll, '' , APlil 2-, 9, :nal Mayeleven, ar Crtt 1 I unic Y' ' lir . l',ltten, Grossqirreet, ftatron.g•tr. l io 1. 6, '''' s llarlictt, Shad well, sloprvllcr, Mart! , 3. , '‘ l l l rt . s.o l s' 1_` , ! , . 0 )* 7, at tch. at (; tritdhal 1.. London. "i' n ' 4 "1' h 4. rola Ahritiant, tcwry-strect, Al V ie , '. 1 ,, 6, il l ,' 1 .. N1 Knight, 1 lininn-roali tlt chemist, Il if o li lies. Nl°.'' ;via,' 7. at one, at Guildhall, 'London. rivoitity. A A : I t: j i i i ; % ,: , e 0,.. '3 a t ti n, .::. ‘ , v N C l r r i i:r n b 's n e u ra'tlii'll,Sdltiliiii4l6l.lll.:ii.lig.ll:llro:lionLiSartir:::ll4l4ll:ll::fr''.l4( 'wit; 'l ., : A. 4 1 ; e: . ; I;; . 1. 1 :1 1 1 1) . ' c i l t . i t 1 4 . 1 0 'le v, s it a i n e l N i. e n v n o t . 1 1 p ` l s t w il i i4 o l ll. : Nnt i t u l g in :i g i li:7lll(lllg?' i: • pl ot, twelve, at Guil 'hall 1 othion I. May 7. W . Dentilion, W' lorerl;ntirne SteeP lc 7lo'sivid t°l butcher, at twelve at the %%iliac Hart Joni t.i 141 Dorset. ' .1 ~.. . ~( 1 /0, April 31. I. fleydoni, York-street, L.ovenr-r,- ~ •turt wooll,n-draper, at tett, at Guildhall. ,r,rittvrlil A r i l 3 , )• W. 1-Icaderson,l'aternos ter-row,drar 0 • al t,irridhall. . , , fr icrei lc4 April 27. H. Hudson, N c .vo it:- attar, tavo l i ,t ' 0114 twelve, at G'uildhalt. . • ' f at g out., 'April zo. F. H. Bonner Flect.street, *tut , ~ or i Guildhall. • L . ' w ora.t April 1 6.. Sir M. bloxam, Knt. Gracechurt:ll4o' ~ At twelve, at Gnildhall, . • ' April e l 12;ven,Na.t J. uWildililciahlhi NLeowncdaositt.l"PGn:.l*Yti:nte tot+ s'i-s" A o p ec: r e i o l vkr4 z:s el . : tear :: ci . • al n iti le i:I :le i ) ! 17. 7 , and at A G V u . i i ci ' e i b l a t; e l ! t, ' 0 erch 1 n i, it April 2o• ~S. Edwards, - Matk.lane, London , 1 t , P I JO ° Ad 'i • wt., .1 . ri - 1 7. I. -Beattie, I.ongtown, Curnberl.. ber t,ti . . Liort 0 04 eleven, at the Scotch Arms, ItickciV ic b t jvco April As. W. laek,scm, Liverpoui, g rocer. 4 , li t M a a t re G h U 3 3d * hal S1 1: Bull and Punelt Bowl Inn, LiverP uf)l ' dealer , at c;ic' April t G lt r e ey l a i S h ti a l u 1 n ' a l ( t V i ld . , nYPlttl..),ltiei:lt:ltelills,:m.l:ti v l e n f rs P , °° L i i ' ve tiro P l°°lri e ln lev l e k r : ro . 4$ I" April 13. S. Sargent, Bath, chinamailr a l atic fb 3 It alld --' L.)l May di. W..Dickenson, sea. T. Goo"„'",:ii t itoll. soil, Poultry ; bankers, at twelve, ur '-'" C A RriFicAris. ,1,,,, April 13.—T. Lumley, pf RamsgatejeWe' Kinsey,'Oxford-strcet, collCh- vu ,00 , I. navies of Lower Bridge-street, Chester*. j. C., Nl' Lew', of Den-LI:No, men:limit . ~ ,,.f, It. Itigden, of Hatton .street, blaCkillkin3V,4t, T. Gitidler, uf libckniore.litroct, chleekienlono 1,4 v. Bundy, of 13‘istol, common .breWet. ~,, ~r'' i, . R ye, of Oxford-strcei, linen-draper. ~, e c apr• lo " S. Rowlandson, E. 1. , a nd W. Ihien. o f 'r .- chants. Tottenham,,..l ° n the I pat , A;2 via o f `‘. On the 25th in Rev It 't 1 V loth inst. Mr. Basil Wood, ago' ''' to ,‘' - aZI. Wood, or Paddington-grew!, ~ners "n the 16th just at Walietteld, Lieutenant" / ~,i lb; Si; ' qt . - gc Co l ` • ReAtivent i I in the 95th year of ins a , ;, , , , t tc 0 ntantiy.i li;shl Archer' 0 street, aged 7o years•Sodt sti Mr. Gcorge . o:4' ~',c1.1 ~ On Nionday test, at his house in Nc,wilpitu hue, 1110 Liitly or ocnpainin rielVefi, 1:,1.„ forha F Y eSterdaY. lit llii house in Topiing, C , ' 14 ,, 3 4e , or e' ivrt. of ALiermAnbuly, in the gitli yea`"' ' I L , sroot"(1,01' T,:l he soma everting, at his fathet's hw.: :,' iti ,. 10 . , 'trace.. Uut,inti, Ina *ldiot son of Chael'' Solicitor to the Adminkity. .........—.........--.........-------__ _ , I 2 3 5 ' i l ' las PRICE V i t t ' ,l l A r y ° , C ll ) 40,,, , ~;f :' Bank Stook, shut India i. , t/ f) „11. ,^ Excheg v 10. Navy s per Cent 96i i i aman o, 71, c ot. , SNI Cent. 5797, I riir erill I F c ' miff 4 per Cent. shut fil, Ditto A"t h t h AP 1 per Cent. Red, shut cons, j o r JO 3 pc, C. - mt. Cons, 64 i I 1 bank 1... Ann. ihut i:1 'I ~ . , 1 , 4; - il ' liki : ., i li 414! i , i . lt .),70., 1.,i ' '4. - ll' I' j,. ;?-, i' ~ ~ ' i 'cli 11,