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. . This was an application made ,by Sir. VICARY limas, fig a rulo to shew cause why the Defend ant should not he discharged,'•out ,of custody on filing coinmori bail. :Thee Defendant had some Bile since carried on a reSpo,lable bu*sinegs, and be fog in considerable trades, itiCcii.l credit from.the 1...0-N ON : Prfit;i6 I n I !;;‘' _ . CEIAr:!) R1:1!'>, at No. 4, Martivt.coull, Vow-street ; anlistlC.i I)) kk , !I. LI A. Am mI it SCR Pof South MOltoll"SireCt, U rusvcnot. square ; • /host-brad). LI) last akikiressti, 1.1,4 IP REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. ►S, • ri c liE KING th 4. CHAXLES. ' Mu. Gmtitow applied for leave to file - a e'riminal information, against this DAendant, for a o-rbs . s and ecandatousLiliel, which he had publi•ihed, respeat ing LORI Moira, imputing to .- that Nobleman the most disgracefUl practices ; charging him with abus ing his public station for purposes of stock-jobbing, at x.l with .having parkicipated in the .emoluments others were enabled to make, by diclosing the se crets of Government which had been officially and 'confidentially entrusted to his Lordship. The Libel was contained in a private letter - to Lord Grenville, pointing out' to him the necessity of taking steps to guard. against the mal-praetiCes imputed to 'Lord Moira. The Learned Counsel here read the LetLr as fol lows: " MY LORD, " The contents of this letter are too important to rendr any apology necessary. I vgnerate your Lordship's charader too much to confound you with' two other Meinbers of the Cabinet. With you I 5141 have no concealment. I an? afraidtOrd Moira lends his name for purposes of gambling transac tions. Mr. A. Davison a&s as his Agent. But not only so, one or two RuunerS to Certain Nevsspai ers publicly boast of being in his confidence ; and. it is not now two hours since another Booker shewrd. a letter, purporting to come from him, stating, that a Messenger had just arrived, who merely preceded Lord Lauderdale. You best know how • the faa is; brit I am afraid Lord Moira, from‘motivesof sup posed gratitude, has Made himself too cheap, ,and, bas_barayed. the paramount duties of his - public si tuation, My Lord, I should hold your life an ines timable loss ft to the country, for I despise gamblers, and we must not be delivered over to the chances of the hazard table."---This was signed - " ANDREW CHARLES." " • Mr. GARROW then continued. He said that he I , had iii ins posseSsion numerous Affidavits troni Lord G.renvifle, Lord Spencer, Lord Moira, Mr. Alexan der Davison, and Mr. John Battye, who was sup posed to have shown the letter respecting the Mes senger from France, all of whom denied, in the most ppsitive terms, • every circumstance stated in -the libellous communication. life Learned Counsel, therefore, trusted, that for the sake , of the public tranquillity, as well as to rescue the character 'of the 'Nob4e Lord, which had been so grossly calumniat ed, the Court would grant the objets of this appli ' The Affidavits were then ,handed to the Clerk of, the Court s and read. ,The Affidavit of William Christmas iflentified the - hand-Writing Of the Defendant to the Libel, which he had hioisell acknowledged to Lord Grenville. The Court inquired in what situation- in life the Defendant was? and was' answered, that be was a Clerk. in the Bank of England.--Bole to shew cause granted. • 50F V. LOATHER., From the general statement it appeared, that the. 'Plaintiff and others, who were labourers, had been . employed by the Defendant, Gentleman Farmer, to dig or sink a well, in order to supply his cattle vvith water. When the work had .been performed, some'difference as to the sum which should be paid arose, in consequence of which, the Plaintiff sum moned the Defendant to appear before a Magistrate, to answer for the sum of 41. 16s. for labour per formed. The Defendant having neglected to at tend, tleci , ion was given against him. He,' then ap pea!ecl to the Quarter Sessions, from which the cause was brought to be argued in this Court, upon Ad the 20th, Geo 11. cap. t 6. Mr. JEK,cI., for the Defendant, contended that the Plaintiff was not a labourer, within the meaning of the Ad, and therefore not entitled to recover under it. In ropport'of his position, be referred to the va- , rious classes specified in it, and then endeavoured to prove that the Plaintiff Was not ejusdem generis with those placed under its protection.. Having mentioned potters, miners, _colliers, artificers, and servants in husbandry, as set forth in this Ad, - the Learned Counsel observed, that he could not discover any connexion between well-diggers and those classes. He conceived, therefore, that the decision of the Magistrates, who. were empowered by the A& to award, if they,,thought proper, to the extent of five .pounds for labourers in husbandry, and ten for any of the other classes, ought to be reversed. Mr. DAMPIER, on the other side, argued, that his client must be considered either an _artificer or la boorer, and therefore within the meaning of the Ad. He:had laid timber and tiles at the bottom of the • well, which ought to bring him within the descrip tion of a bricklayer or joiner. Besides, the,work which be performed vv. aS for the purposes of hus bandry, ,namely, the supplying of water to all the cattle on the Defendant's land, which, he appre hended, would class him with " servants in hus bandry," according to the Ad.. • • Lord ELLEVEOROUGH observed, that the Ad con . tained, after specifying several classes, these words, " and other labourers." He wished therefore to know, front the Counsel on either side, what the Legislature meant by these indefinite terms. The word " servant in husbandry," Bce. ~.was ark old term, and retained perhaps on that act(ount,. mean ing to imply tinder it the class of labourers. The Coutisel declared, that they could not define the words so as to bring them within the construc tion of the Ad. They thought, however, that, as it could not be thR intention of ,the Legislature to in sert those terms without having some specific objea io contemplation, the ,strictness of the Law should be relaxed, in order to admit and class . them with persons, by construCtion or, otherwise, ejusdem „ge net is. Lord EI,LENBOROUGH said, .the question should s=ail, over fo'r consideration. _ , DEAN AND OTHERS V. PARKET. plaintiffs to. the amount of nearly '14,0001. Some time subsequent to this, his affairs became embar rassed,,awl. he called a' meeting of his creditors ; a sum considerably above 1200]. being then due 'to the Plaiqtiffs. At this meeting, the affairs of the Defendant were assigned over to a trustee of the name of Smith, who received froM Dean and Co. and the test of the creAors, fall power to aet.— By this means, Mr: Parket was left destitute, hav ing given up almost every farthing he possessed . (retaining only a few articles of jurniture, and some wearing apparel), for the benefit of his creditors. Notwithstanding this, a few days since, a' special Capias ad satisfaciendum had been issued at the suit of the Plaintiff's for upwards of 56001. under which the Defendant was taken into_ custody. Sir VICARY GIBBS hoped, that the Court would do in this,case as had been crone before in various precedents, Or Mr. Parket, unable to procure special bail, must re main in a prison the rest of his life. The Learned Counsel alluded to, the case of Rouvillet v. Dorant, where, on the 'motion of Mr. GABlioy, the De fendant had been permitted to file common bail to an anion commenced against him . for 20,0001. Mr. Justice LAWRENCE.—" That was a case where there appeared to be gross fraud and conspi racy. It was the contrivance of a man to charge a woman with a crime in order to get rid of her tes timony; that she might not appear against him at his ensuing trial , for forgery." Mr. GAtutow.-- , -“ There one witness was in diaed.for perjury, and another for felony, for that purpoSe:" The Court did tiot think this "a caqe of such:abso lute necessity' as to warrant them in granting the application, especially as the case might come : to issue so soon between the parties. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov, 18, 1806. n - .4"ar-Office, Nev. 18,-IL6. zd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, - IVardell, Cent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Bottotulev tio resigns. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Hospital. Mate John NO Atzte to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Paddock, promoted in the 57ti1 Foot. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Ifowles, from the 3d Foot, to IA Lieutenant, vice Clifford, %%rho exchanges 13th Regiment of Light DragounS, Lieutenant Tho Mas Henry Build to be Captain . ot a Troop by 'purchase, vice - Henry, who retires. ,Nicuolas George:lohnston, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Doherty, promoted. tOth Dim), Captain Clement Archer to be N.l.jor, without poicnasv, vice Symons, who retires: Lieutenant .Robert . Ashworth to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice AlCher. 18th Ditto, LieutenantTlenry Plunkett. from the Stith Foot, to he Lie tenant, vict!Kiihkeii„ v exchanges atst Ditto, Hospital-Male Thomas Plice to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Elliot, appointed Cornet. tst i • Regiment of Foot Qicirds, Charles Robert Manners . Molloy, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaser vice Stanhope, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot, Captain lames St Clair to he Major, without purchase, vice Barnes, promoted in I. robcrg's Re giment. Lieutenant S. B. - Torretis to be Captain of a Company, vice r St. Clair. Ensign Angus - M 4 Donalti to be Lieutenant, vice 'Forms. - Haire, iGent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice Grant, promoted. .Leonard Dobbin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'Donald. 3,1 Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel George Scott, from the Bth West India Regimert, to be Lieutenant-Colonei, vice Cuv ter, appointed to the 85th Foot. Lieutenant IVilliain CliilOrd, from tne 3d Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Bowles, who exchanges. 9th Ditto, John Reed, Gent. to be.Emign, without plachan. vice Pearce, superseded, being ,Aisent wiltiout leave. ~ 14111 Ditto, Kenneth Mi . r.enzie, Gent. to be Ensign, with. out purchase, vice Piddock, appointed to the 4th West India Regiment. 16th Ditto. To be Lieutenants-Ensign and Adjutant lohn 4 `AV Farlane to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Fred derivk Gibbons, from the 3,7t1k Foot, vice Browne, de-, ceased. Ensign E.. B. .Ste.helm, from the 46th foot, vice Costello, deceased. Ensign John ‘liiitoll, trout the 46th toot, vice Willitins, deceased. 18th Ditto, Lieutenant - A.. Deane to be Captain of a Com pany, by' purchase, vice Loscotnbe, promoted. • bun E. Phillips Langhorne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, . vice Ferguson, promoted; Serjeant Major Fenton Finlay to be Quarter-Master,- vice Hay thurntleceasvd. 23ti Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon. George Power to be Surgeon. • 26th Ditto, Lieut. I. E. Hunt to be Adjutant, vice Hagger stone. %via:lv:signs the Adjutantcy only. 27th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Garland,from the 44th Foot. Ensign Richard Handcock. Ensign H. Hall. Ensign Brown. EnSign P Gordon. Ensign B. T. Duhigg. Ensign D. .M` Pherson. I..sign H. P. • Davison. Ensign and Adjutant W. M• Lean to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign lames Young, from, the 534 , Foci. To he Ensigns - Gent. vice Ilandcock. G. Lloyd, Gent. vice Hall. lohn Peddle, Gent. 'I;4X Brown. Charles Chitt, Cent. vice Gordon. Thomas Millar, Cent. vice -Dultigg. Edward Hughes,-Gent. vice Mac pnerson.• Edward Dewar, Gent. vice Davison. 28th Ditto,' Ensign loint Green to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Patterson, promoted in the ist West In dia Regiment. Thomas Potter, Gent. to be _Ensign, vice i; teen. 37th Ditto, George H. Glover, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gibbons, promoted in the 16th Foot. 4ist Ditto, Henry Westenta.. Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Colt, appointed to the 24th Foot. 46th Ditto, C. R. Beauclere, Cent. to 1.1: Ensign, without purchase, vice Walton, promoted in the i6th Foot., Wm. Hemphill, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Steltelm, promoted. loth Ditto, Lieut. G. Killikelly, front-the ath Light lira. Koons, to he Lieutenant, vice Plunkett, who exchanpes. 3 . 3 d Ditto, Lieut. T. Poppleton, from the 66th Foot,. to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Thornton, promoted in the Royal African Corps. sth Ditto, Lieut. Francis Rundell to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase. vice Campbell, who retires. 64th Ditto, Ensign G. jobbing, from the New Brunswick encibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Middleton, .appcilited to the Royals. 63111 Ditto, fames Burrell, Cent, to be Ensign, withsutpur. chase, vice Tatum, whose Appointment has nut taken place. 70th Ditto, Ensign john Keir tobe Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Owen, promoted in the Capeßegiment. Lieut. lames Anton, from the 68th Fim, to be Captain Of a Company, vice Lyons, deceased. T. Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Keir. 74th Ditto, Ensign Wm. Tew,' from the lath Foot, to be Ensign, vice Bayn,:s, whose Appointment has not taken . • lace 84th Ditto, Ensign S. Prendergast, from the3sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, bypurchase, vice Nicholson. - 85th Ditto, Lieut. Colonel 11. Cuyler, from the 30 f.„O - it, to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Mellifont, deceased. Capt, Henry %Vorsley, from the 89th Foot, to be Captain °fa Company, vii c Grant, deceased. 89th Ditto, Lieut. James. Hogg, from the 85th F00t,... to be Captain of a Company, vice VVoisley. 9ath Ditto, E. •Prentis Henslow, Esq. to be Paymaster of the sd Batt alion. New South %Vales Corps, Brevet Major Ceorge Tohnstone to be Major, without • purchase. Lieut. John Piper to be Captain of 'a Company, vice Johnstone. Ensign Hugh. Piper to be Lieutenant, vice J. Piper, Ensign Was. Law son to be Lieutenant. Ist West India Regiment, John M`Narriara i .Gent. to be En- • sign, vice Manning, deceased. 3d Ditto, P. Steele Hunt, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Campbell, promoted. 4th Ditto Felix Ttioniiion,C;ent, to be Ensign, vice Burgess, deceased. A. Wm. Maiben' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lang stall; promoted in the 6th West India Regiment. Ensign I. riddock, from the 14th Foot, to be. Ensign, vice Gs'atit, promoted in the Gth West India Regiment. ' sth Ditto, Lieut. John D. C. WM . ) , to be Adjutant, vice Sate, deceased. 6th Ditto, knsign E. Langstaff; to be Lieutenant, vice Dun gette, deceased. Ensign W. L. Giant to be Lieutenant, • vice fleshusitis, deceased. Lieut. john Rains to be Adju tant, vice Plensker, promoted. 7:h Ditto, Ensign Trimbell,. from the York Light In fantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, . - vice Bunn, who resigns. ' Bth Ditto, Lieut. Neil O'Donnel to be Captain of a Compa, ny, vice Dougan, deceased. Ensign- john Donaldson to b Lieutenant, without purchase, vice asey. Ensign and Adjutant Wm. ti an to have the:Rank - Of Lieutenant. E. Yates, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Donaldson. And. Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lorimer, Pro moted in the fah West India Regiment. • Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant John Britton, from the York Light Int'antry Volunteers, to be Captain of a Corm - any, without purchase. Lieutenant Thotivis E. G. Ticklainan, from the 38th Foot, to 'be. Captain of a Com pany. To be Ensigns; without purchase--•Toseph Barney, - Gent. Thomas Donald, Gent. Richard Hopwood, Gent. Royal A Frican . Corps, 1..1 . 6y41 tp he Lieuff nant-Colonelb without purcilase. Captain Win. Thorn ton, froin the 53d. Foot, to be Major, vice Lloyd. Lieu tenant Matthew Towes, from the both Foot, to he Cap tain, vice Short, deceased., Ensign William H.- Scott to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ybrk Light Infantry - Volunteers, Peter Quartel, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice promoted 7th West India Regiment. Major-General Champagne's Regiment, Captain Mark Prager, from the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Downes, who exchanges. 11ilajor-Geticrai Rarnsaj's Regiment, Alexander -Chaplin, from Half-pay of the late 9th Garrison Battalion, to be • Major, vice Stewart, who exchanges. Wattcville's Regiment, Captain Rodolphe De May to ,be Major, without purchase.. Lietitenaht•Ferdiniind• Hecken to be captain of a Company, vice De Granger, - deceased. Ensign Ethel) Mittelnolzer to be Lieulenant, vice Heckel). Nova Scotia Feitcibles, Captain Charles Downes, from Ma jor-Gen‘ral Chanipagne's• Regiment, to be Captain. of a Company, vice Prager, who exchanges. . . HOSPITAL STAFF. Joseph Phelan, M. D. front. Half-pay, to be Physician to the FinceS. BARRACKS Charles Drodibussel, acting Quarter-141aster to a Corps of s!, loan - Volinnecrs, to be Assistitilt Lariat:lc-Master at inta, vice White, deuased. I.LE.MORANDUNI. Lieutenant Thomas Matderiiii,tt, of the 9th Light Dra goons, Is superseded, being abent without The untie' inentioned,A ppointmcnts, as stated in the Gazettes or the 2btti February 1805, and zsth March LUC , . !Live not taken place, viz. 84th Foot; Patrick Heron Cockbarne, Cent. to be Ensign. Ist G.irrison Battalion, Lieutenant lona Camac, front the late itn Garrison Battalion, to tic Lieutenant. Commissions signer/ by t,te Lord Lieutenant of the County of. Lincoln. FT rnrastk Volunteer Infantry. Stevenson Scott, Esq. to be Captain, vice Fawsitt, resigned. Dated 06t. 24, 1806. Thomas -Ciitherow, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Scott, proinoted. Dated as above. Everitt Allenby, Cent. to be vice Clitberow, promoted. Dated as above. ' Lincoln Yolunteer rnfantg. loseph Chambers, Cent: to be Lieutenant, vicdßrotherton, resigned. Dated Nov. 7, 1206„ William Stavely, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chambers, promOted. Dated as above. ,• Commissions sired by the Lord Lieutenant of Stirlingshire. • 28th, or Stirlingsbire Militia. Capjain Nicol Ewing to be Major, vice Douglas, promoted. Dated Feb. 26, 1836. Captain Afahiba d Wl)ougal, late of the 7Sth Foot, to be Captain. . Dated May 3a, 1204. Captain Wm. Gilbert, late of the Line, to he ditto, vice Ewing, promoted. Dated June 30, john Amory, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 3,04506. , Adam Napier, . Gent, to be ditto. Dated. Aug. 4, tBc6. . . Wes! Stir/Mg:Aire PelenteerLegion. David Dobbie, Esq. to be Captain of a Troop, vice Stirling, promoted. Dated Jan. 22, 1805. To be Captains -of Compaaes—Robert Boyd, Esq... vice James Stirling, resigned. .I)ated as above. James Blac:h, Esq. vice flarnilt.in, resigned. Dated -fan. 30, 1805. Lieutenant David Inglis, vice Garthshore, resigned. Dated March 26, tSOS. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Robert . Brown, vice G. Stirling, resigned. Dated fan. 3c , , ISOS. Alexander Dalglish,Gent. vice George Graham, resiencd. Dated lan. 3r, 1805. To be Cornet Archiba:d Lamont, Gent, vice Wishart, re. signed. Dated (an. '3o, !Sec. • To he Quarter. Master •of Itifantry —Lieutenant William. Thomson. Dated Feb. t, iSos. To be Ensign—john Wishart, Geht. Dated August E • 1805. Stirling und FaMh k Vo luiffier Battali:m. Captain Tames Itrown to be Major, vice Hay. Dated May • is', 1806. Lieutenant James Watigh' to be Captain, vied Brown; promoted. Dated as. above. To be-Lieutenants--Ensign C. Lauder, vice Stedman, re moved to Ihe Line. Dated Feb, et, I'Bos. Ensign - Robert, M'Kechnie, vice Hardie, resigned. Dated Sept. as, 18os! Ensign Simon Bitligate vice •Waugh, promoted: Dated May is, 18e6. , To be *Ensio - fames Sawers, Cent. vide Lauder, promoted. I).oed Feb.' '2l, 18°5. Thomas:. Dmicanson, Gent. vice M'Kechnie, promoted. Dated Sept., 25, 1865. Archi-: bald Cochrane, Cent. vice Bithgatc, promoted. Dated june-6, tBcs.,- • - To be Adjurant and Captain by Brevet—Lieutenant john Sawers, tram the Edinburgh Militia. Dated September • i 4, 150 5- -- Ed.swn Battalion of Stirlingshire Fa:miter Infantry., Ensign John Kincaid to be Lieutenant. Dated June 6, iS e o. %Vat. Walker, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated lan. rs, 18otr. Commission in do Derbyshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lien- tenant. John Could, Cent. to be .Lieutenant. Dated 04tobar 16, B4NKRUPTq.. Thomas Carden, late of St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, Lon don, insurance-broker, to surrender Nov. 25, Dec. 2, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Pres-. cot-street, Goodman's-fields. ' fosepli Handel!, of Birmingham, cotton-manufaauter, to surrender Nov. 2S, 29, and Dec. 30, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, 'Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Whateley, Bir mingham ; or Messrs. 'Swaine and Stevens, Old Jewry, London; , William Ilihlaert, of Hollingwood, Chadderton, Lancashire, , vi&ualler, to surrender Dec. I, 2, and 30, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attormes, Mr. I-1. Barlow, Oldham, Lancashire ; cr Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London. Tolln Lorigri'gg, late of Noble-street, London, Manchester warehouseman, to surrender Nov. 22, 25, and Dec. 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Courteen, College hill. , . BIRT liS Yesterday morning, in Spanish-place. Manchester-square, the wite - of , Robe' t Webber, Esq. of a Dal:Otter. The saiLe morning, at Southgate, the Eat , of A . K. Nlae keniie, Esq. oa a Daughter. .• On - tnel ith-inst. at Youngfieldi Duracric3, the ,Lae:, •of Ilenry.christian cutwen, of a Daughter. On ThUrsday last, M s. Hiliier, of New Palace-yard, of a Daughter. DIVIDENDS. 'Dec. 9. loseph Walters, lateofStarminster-Newton,,Dor setshire, gi - azier, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftes bury, Dorsetshire. Dec. 13. Tilomas Simpson anti Nottingham Simpson, of Nortliallerton. Yorkshire, merchants and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 27. Claud Oliver, of Uouverie-street, Fleet-street, Lon. don, lace. merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. • Dec. 27. Charles lames, of Cateaton-street, London, rib bon-inanufacturcr and warehouseman, at eleven, at Guild hall. Dec. ft. John Macfarland, of East Retforti, Nottingham shire, hardwareman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, East Rettord. Dec. 2. loseph Sargeant, late of Russia-court, Milk -street, London, warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 9. Andre...! Cheap and Andrew Loughnan; of New. court, S within's- lane, London, merchants and co. partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 19. Isaac Ashton, of Little Green, Manchester, dyer, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arias Inn, Manchester. Dec. 13. Hodgson 13taithwaite, of Ai,,kew, Bedale, York shire, maltster and common-brewer, at 'icy t at the Black Swan, 'kaiak,. Dec. 0.. Jana Napier WatreJ, of Birmingham, woollen draper, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. Dec? t 6, George Harris, of Manchester, ale-house-keeper, at eleven, at the Bridge.svßter Arms Phut,Manchester. Dec. 12. Thomas Chapman,of Sheffield, Yorkshire, bltcher, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Dec, 10. Benjamin Packer, of Birmingham, money-scrivener, mED On Monday.last, at Croydon, after a short illness, in Oa , prime of life, john Leathley, Esq. Lately, at Augusta, in the Province of Georgia, Lawrence . Somers, Esq. brother of Edmund Somers, Esq. M.D. Etc.. &c. Physician to His Majesty's Forces serving in Jamaica. On the 6th inst. at Glasgow, lames Eurns, Esq. Provost of Renfrew, On Friday, at Hampstead; Mrs. Suckling, eldest daugh— ter of the late Thonias Rumsey, Esq. and widow of Wit Bain Suckling, Esq. uncle to the late Lord Viscount Nel— son. • l'ii/CE Oh YE3TE, Bank Stock., 21 4 i - Navy 5 per Cent 96 5 per Cent. 1797, 1 rich 5 per Cent : 4 per Cent. 79 per Cent, ken i -L . 3 per Cent Con 61 bunk L. Ann. 17 i 7.ibths Ditto Short Ann. A . 1 OC.A.S AL:IAY. India Stack; 183 i India Bonds Exchequer Bonds, par, 4s. pr. 1 Ompitim, 4 il• 3 per Cent. Deterred, linperia! 3 pej Cent. i Ditto Ann. 8 . Con. for zsth Nov. 6t 1 3 i HIGH WATER AT ,LONDON BRIDGE TCMI,IOR- IWW. Morning, , to min.. after 1 - 0 - . - 1 Afternoon, 42 min. after- ter. at eleveu, at the. Shakspeare Tavern, .New-street, B r. inink . hann. Dec. 27, John Parker, of Chancery.lane, London, cotton. manidadurer, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec: it. lohn Tattersall, of Barrow•ford, Whalley, Lanca shire, cotton-rnanufadurer, at four, at the,Bul/ Inn, Burn ley, Lancashire. Dec. z 3. Alexander Durham, of Birmingham, grocer, at ten, at - Giiildhall, butrion. Dec. g. Simon Field, of Plymouth D:-.ck, wine. brandy, awl beer.merc,kant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 9, john Dawson, late of Liverpobl, but now of St. james's-street, Westminster, merchant, at one, at Guild hall. . Dec. z 6. William Ravenscroft, Michael Edwin Fell, anti ranies Entwist,. of Manchester,. dealers in cotton yarn, and co-partners, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Man- cheater. Dec. r. Levi Samuel Linging and William Henry Linging, of Green Lettuce-lane, Loilsion, merchants and co. partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 27. john 'Fairweather, of Oxford -street, Middlesex, linen-draper; at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. t 3. Abraham Sanderson, of Ratcliff- Cross, Middlesex, coal-Merchant, at ten,, at Dec. g,. Thomes Dornf,_rd, of Philpot-lane, London, wine merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 16. lohn Collard the younger, of 'Canterbury, hop merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, - London. Dec.' 23. Robert Bent, of Lincoln's-Inn-fields, Middlesex, menkant,-at tep, at CERTIFIC/ITES. , Dec.:9: Isaac Sanders, late of Newman-street, xford st reer, Middlesex, bricklayer. William Mackett Willett, late of Bingley, Yorkshire, cotton . spinner. lohn Woodro%V the younger,•df Blue Anchor.rc• - ul, Bermond- sey, Surrey, Milner. Jacob Lowe, late of Liverpool, Coach-proprietor. Richard Lincey, late of Liverpool, victualler. William Lang, iate;of Stonehouse, near•Nlymonth, hatter. , Hannah Storey, oflsl-ewcastle-upori-Tync, , linen-draper. Aubone Surtees, John (trtees, RowlanSpui.lon, 101-Khrand ling,and rohn timbleton, et Berwick-upim-Tyveed,bankers and co- partners. Thomas blowers, of .London-street,. St. Pancras,-.Middle sex, lisemdraper. PARTNERSHIPS - DB' , PLVED. • Philip Morgan,.Noan Turmine, and Wm. Turmine, of Long lane, Bermondsey,. woolstaplers. June 25, 18,6 Wm. •Mac" Michael and John Harrington, of Chafing-cross, Middlesex, varnish and japan manufadurers. - November to, 1306. Robert Brown and John Bury,.of Manchester,Laneaster, reed makers. Sept. z 9, t 8°62 Ilene; hurnett anu Wip. Judd, late of Walbrook, and Lom bard..i tree, ship and insurance brokers and agents. Fe hi-oat! 17, a b. George Wm. Syms and Richard WIN/ally, of the cite of Ox ford, and of W. ardr9be_ place, Rotors' CoMmons, London, wine and spirit merchants. Nov. II; Richard Morle and .Sam. Drewe,. of ,New Bond -street, Mid. dlesex, linen-drapers.: N fll7/3. A shocking -accident occurred on last Friday even ing at East-Bourne :—As a • carter . who bad come with a team-from Rye, to take p-iray the•theritr;c4 luggage belonging to Messrs. Juno and Penley, was looking after his horses, he received a kick on his head from one of theM, that 'dashed out his brains, althOugh . he.Vias . well acquainted with the vice of the animali and-had, in: consequence; but a few mi nutes before. - he :met, the fatal accident, cautioned, a stranger in thqsfable-not to• go too near him. • - The Dr'avVii - ig of the Lottery finilhed on Satkrdayr last, the 13th ihstant . .. The Tickets, No. 95_50 and t 4,574, drawn in the course of the last week, tilt.: fortnei a Wrize of 'Twenty Thoustinds Pounds, the latter—of Ten Thouand Pounds, were'botli t sOld in Shares ii i k.SrS::l:k.k7 An b, and Co.'s Of flee, Ntf. g 3 ijoyer• London.• Tickets and Sharer tcre rtow du sale for th en't,iilibge State. Lottery, thet\ - awing of whielfs begins January 13, 1807. The Sclieme contains '• 2 . y 2 . 2'. r-rizes of of of of (1,0001. 1.x,0001. 001.)1. &c. Otclers fi - orn the Country,accompapied by remit tmccs, will be egetutvd on the; larvae . terms as if present. We have before noticed the. astonishing success of Dr: SOL{i/sION respe&ing the astonishilur Cures c y performed by that all-sanative. Medicine tliCordial Balm'of Gilead, .which has amazingly promoted . the sale in this neiikbo.urhooct., : These Cases ; sdre spe&ably atteSted, ~prove its intrinsic, value in ner vous consumptive complaint,. in • general, and uni versally stamp Its fame a first of Medicines extlint sll P NEI S. • R 00,14. NOVEMBER 17., Arrived—the Chatty,. Seater, and Love and Unity, Pincer, from Newfoundland ; Elizabeth, Roberts, 'and Agenoria, Dav-id; from Guerlis4 ; i laria, Loi,vndes, Minerva, Lander, and,Princess - Royal, Morse, from London ; Attive, brown, and Adive, Williams , from Portsmouth. Sailed—the Eliza, Norton, for Leghorn; Dart, Boynes, for 'Cowes; and Lively, White, for • Chichester. CRAVISEND, NOV. 17. Passed by—the Indian Chief, Lilly, from NewLVork; Superb, tones, from Xaterford ; and Cornmerce, Cockran, from Memel. _ _ _ _ Sailea—the Integrity, Gardner, for Buenos Ayres ;- 'Caro line, Phelan, for St'. Kitt's; Trione, Carleton, and Enighe'- der, Mol'er, fo: Norway; Freindsll4), Ipsom, for Hama ; Matilda, Lyck, Ena, Lefuers, Concordia. Maga, Prow. Anna, Schultz, anl Alert, Vrost, for flarnbrq'. AMR 1214 P Yesterday, Sir Wastel Brisco, 'Bart. of _Crofton, in Cum berland, to Miss Lester, eldest daughter of MPs. Cooper,. ef I --lammersmith. - On the 7th inst. Robert Bell, Esq. Advocate, to Miss; Eleanor,' lane Ross,' third (laughter or the late Colonel An— drew Ross, of the 21St Regiment or Foot.