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frtirt the LONDON (9AZ GTTE, A 4416, 1 . 817. Court at CaThon-House, the 13th of Aogust 1817 —Present, . Ills Royal Highnesi the iEItiCE 1113GBNT in Council. . . . t is..ordt-rett by . his. Royal lltgliness the Prince negent in Council, in the name anti on the behalf of his Majesty, that ;he, Parkainent,.AXltiell 5141)(14 pro)Mglied to Monday the 25th of this instan Anglw, , he , ftirther, prorogoittl. to Monthly the 3,1 (ta? Of Novethber At the Court at Carlton-House, ill.: 'l3th J of . August 1817,—Present, Ilk Royal Highness the Pat:tact , . RFGIiNT in Council. Whereas by an 'Act, passed in the 53 , 1 year of his Majesty's .reien, cap. 155, it ii.enact , Nl,,th,o it Shall not be lawful for any private person or persons to import any ,goods,,wares, or merchan dise, from any port or place Nvithin the limits . of the East India . COmpany'S charter, except Only into' such ports of the United Kingdom of" Great • Britain and Ireland as shall beprovided with ware houses, together with wet docks or basins, or such other st entities as shall, in the judgment of the Lord High Treasurer, or of the Lords Corn '-tuissioners- of the TreastaY, for the time being, or ,any three or more of. them, in Great Br:tain and , Ireland respectively, be fit and proper for the de-- 'posit . and sale custody of all such goods, to arcs, . and merchandise, as 'well for the collection of all ditties payable thereon, and shall have heel' duly declared so to be, by the Order of his ;11a in' Council, jesty in Great !Midi)", "or by the Order of the Lord LieUtenant in Council, in "Jr, land : And whereas the port of Bristol has 'been 'deemed by fire Lords Commissioners of his AlAPs(y's Treasury in Great Britain to be tit and lt-oper, for the depot,it and safe enstody of all'such 'I iruds, - vares, and 'Merchandise, as %telt a,s for the colleeti n it all duties payable thereon; his 'Royal Wellness the Prince Regent, in the name 'Buff on'the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with . the advice of his ,Majesty's Privy Council, is there 'upon pleased to declare, and it is hereby deelar..' ed, that the port of Bristol is a port fit and pro'- per for the deposit and sale cOstotly of all such, 'goods, wares . , and merchandise, as well as for the, collection of . alldtiticS payable thereon. And the Right Honourable the r Lords,Commis-' . ..sioners of his Majesty's Treasury are to give the 'necessary directions herein accordingly. CHETWYND. Trar-Office, Aug. 6, 1817. 'His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, the name and on the behalf of his. Majesty; to approve of the 94th Regiment of Foot being permitted .to 17,ar on its colours and appointments, in addition to any other badgesur "deri&e: which nay have heretofore been granted to the . Regi- Jnent,-Itre words `‘ Talavera," " Fuentes d'Hoo ar,"_ " Py; eit sleess,"and '' babes," incomosei :oration of the dio,ing o i s h el l 'services of the late 9d Battalion of 1 hat Regiment in the 'battle arf Talasera, on the 9711 r and 28th Ju11 . 1809 ; at Fliaates gl'Honor,. on the 3d May 1811 ;, in the Pcrennaes, in the 1:tooth of Jitne 1813; alici of o;thes,, iti th alJllth of Fc ithlavy"lsl.l.- 11 - .1).-o.7ree, m la, 1817 . Tlegilnrnt crF IN'tigoti'n• i3tiards,.:(:( , n)ct -North T,trgow to be Lieutenant, by t►urclbair, vice Berridge who sth Ditto. Francis ‘l:cf.tenra, Gent. to be Ccrrnet,• by , war chAse. vice . Locke, promoted. •4tli Itegimelot orDragootis, Cornet Bictinell Coney to be Beg ., tenant, by parehaie, Nice-GregOry, prowuteilin the's3d Fo , ,t , - . • 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieut. George Doherty 101,2. C:wtilitt of a Troop, by porcipse, rice Holmes, who retires. Cornet John Atherton tn'fre Lieutenant, by pur clia.se. vice Poiwei tr. John Putt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ath,rton. 15th Ditto, Cornet Il'arham Livitts,' from the Gth Magoon . Guards, to he Lientenan4 .by purchase, vice Carr, pro- Inoterl. g(ith Ditto, Lient. I-Ton. John Massey, from the half-pay of the Ist Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice lion. George Win. Massey, who exchanges, veceivinl; the difference. • .3d tte"giment of Foot, Ensign 'John H. Browne, from the half-pay of the 2d Grtek Light Infantry, to be Ensign, vice - ansrin vii Convey, who' exchanges. • llth Ditto, Lieutenant -Thomas nice to be 'Adjutant, vice Street, who resigns ihe Adjutancy only. lath Ditto, Lieut. Oliver tit. George, from the halt- pdy of the ft,gi, cut, to be Lieutenant, vrCe JlAni Gordon, who ' exchanges. Ud Ditto, Lieutenant :lames Forlint, fi-nm the hAlf-pay of the Regiment, t he Lieutenant, vice John AtcLhold, who exAanges, receiving the difference. '76gth Lientemint Philip Smith, from the balf 7 pav of the , 57111 lieuinient, to be Lieutenant, vice C. Ilenry Stungh tran, who exchinges. ittll Li: ntenant Joseph Everett, ft-66 half:pay of the ftezimeot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wellesley Itlt:directtry who eNchang 9, receiving the (I;ift..renee. 77th D:tto, Lieutenant Joseph Dottling, front the half-pay of - . , the s7th Foot, to he Lieutenant. rice Richard Penetather, who ex, hang's. receiving the difference. 3d Dit'o, Lieutenant Daniel O'Meara, from the Mb West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, rice David Wilier - son, whdyetires neon the half-pay of the Sth India Regiment. Sevjeant-Major James Crombie, to be Quarter-Master, vice Mackay, who is placed on the,retired list on hell pay. Kith )itto„Ngnew'Cliampain, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur . • chase, vice proMoted. - Royal York R.:lnvrs, Lieutenant-Colonel William Smelt, from the laJd root, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Mat- thew Stewart, who retires upon the half-pay of the load runt. STNPF.—Majoi• WilliaM Lewis Herries, Permanent Assist a9t-Quarter-MAster-Geeeral, to be Deputy Quarter-Mas ter-Gtni-ral to the Forces serving- in the - ;k,lcJitcrianenn, .with the" rank of Lietttenaht-Colonel lb the Army, vice Lieutenant-Colonel }tyres. Commission in the Prince Regent's Regiment of Cheshire Yeintiatn - y !..;„ , -oed by the Lord Lieutenant' of the • County Pal Mine of Chester. Ccenet. Henry Howard to be Lieutenant, rice Sykes, resigned. William Ainsworth Jump, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Nlar shall, deceased. John Palin, Gent. to be ditto, vice Shaw, •• resigned.- 177titehall, Aug. 2, 1817. 'His Royal Highness the Prince Ilegent ;lath been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of hi, Majesty, to grant unto SirJohtt Murray, Dart. Lietuenaii t;eneral of his Majesty's lr itt-s, and Ciiionel of the ad West India Regiment of root, big .Majesty's - Royal license and permission, that he may ac cept and wear the in.i4nia of the Royal Sicilian Order of St. 3annarins, with which ins Majesty the King of .the Two Si, lilies bat h'l je eo - pkosed to honour that Officer, as a testimony of his Royal lapprohation of the• se-riees rendered by him while tpmw4lidisig his Sicilian Majesty's troops in Sicily, and particularly for his distinguished conduct at the haute of Castalla, in Spain, winire he commanded' au armed force of which. a Corps of big Sicilian Majesty's trOops formed a part t And his Royal Highness heti) been further pleased to cola , wand, that the said Royal concession and declaration Ire re gistered in his Majesty's - Ctillege of Arms. if'ytchal4 Li„ .1817. His 110:,•al HiLlines,, the Pri . nceltegent batik been pleased, in Ilse wanie iii ' , o n the behalf of 'his Majesty,' to grant unto Henry Allen Johnsiol, Mrojesty' , s toy:al:lit-et:se and permission, that lie May accept aml . wear the insignia of th e Military Or,ler of William, of the fourth class, wiiich his Ma jesty the Ki;.g of the• Netherlands bath been pk'a>• J to con fer upon theiiaid 1 - terry Anil) Jonsiiik, in -testimony of his royal approbation of the signal intrepidity displayed by hint in the iield in.:4;6st the ent- , ,y, while acting as Aid-de-Camp to-iris •Higitness be Hereditat v Prince - athant.i;e, dor• the camt,aign., in the Peninsula • ; provided nevertißliess, !Wit his Majesty's said lice - nee and permission doth not au thatise, and 311a11 not h 2 cieetheii or consitned to authorize, the assumption of any style, appel!ltion, rank, preeedence o ' or iirivilege api)ertainiinz unto a knight ilaclieor of these realms , : and itks 11.41ya1 liath been fitrt,her pleased to conniriiiit, that . tin- said royal conees,ion anil (I,:elaration he registered in his Majesty's t.*ol',.ege of :.rips. . BANKRU vrc ENLARGED. T. Fawell, latt of Lved, secgcon, ti uin August it; to Sep cm twr .27. • '- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.. _ W. Fisher, Union-place, La►ubeth, 3ml .E. E. ilughtis, late of Red Lion:stpare, !Herrn:nits. • 'BANKRUPTS. - S. Shaw, London, merchant, to eura.nder Aug% .2a, Sept. 9; and .27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nil , lett, Sise lane, theayside. J. Woliteocroft, late of Silford, Lancashire, common-hrewer; Svitteniber 12, NI, and 27, at two, at the l'alitee Inn, Matiehro , .r. Attoroies, Mes s rs, Until, Shaw, and John son, johivion; Billy Mill, Northumb.:dont% Autzust Septetober 2, tad .27, at eleven, at the Geor.ze lan, New castle-upon-Tyne. Attoroies, Messrs. Ikil and Ilrodrick, . . . Cbeapside. . , . ...- C. Hatibury, late Si'of li,r;ditcli, distiller, Am:llst 19, 26, at. ten, and September 27, at el,:viui, at Guildhall. Attar sties, Messrs. Walton anti Glicktau, Girilleei Hall, Basing- , hall-street. W. Hanhury, late of Shoreditch, distiller, August 19, at tleven„26, and Septcnilicr 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. .Attornics, Messrs. Walton and Gliddon, Girnler's Basinghall-strect. DIVIDENDS. Sept. IV: Hole; "Islington, apothecary—Sept. 8, 3.1 Hughes and. R. Chatien, Storrington, Sussex, common-' brewers—Sept. 8. H. 'lows, Deptford, taylor—Sept. G, .1. 0. Green, Bath, wine and spirit merchaut—Sept. 8,, J. W. Hay-- wood, Manly-place, - Kennington l'ouittion, stock-broker— Sept. 8, J. Lande, Tokenliouse-yard, turreliant•-;-Sept. 16, J. Harvard, ' Chiswell-street, chin:man—Aug. a 3, J. Mader, H. Bowl, and E. Stewart, Ironmonger-lane. ine'rehants--S pt. 8, C. ilull'arn and W. 11. Hu thint, Liniehouse, ship•chainl lers—Sept..lo, W. Cranstonr, Hnll, litten-Araper—Sept. 1:3,, Niiale, M,itk-street, wholesale linen-"draper—Sept. G, S. Benson, 'Houndsditch, clothes- , alestuan—Nov. S. 'l'. Peir- . con, Star-court, literals-s 1 tt:et; factor—Sept. I J. Kelley, ;Manchester, inerchaitt--Sept. s, F. Carbuit, sit. F. Cal butt, jun. and %V. llayinf, :Manchester, ralico-printerS— Sein. 9, M. Hanly,•Mitre-eourt, Wet-street, tavern-keeper —Sept. 16, I. Tindie, Minories, Ituen 7 draper—Sept. 16, C. Squire, Furnival's Inn-court, Holborn, printei —Sr pt. 9, C. Kingston . Faral. Dorsetshirr, yt ontito—'ielit. G, .1. Nt Saliihory-sti eet, Strand, t. 18. T. Pvrie, leather-seller , --Sql. 11, W. si. "rtitt, Old 13roathitreer, met , I:ant—Seta. 20 .... Etiw.tins, Great Sarrey=street,, IPackir ars' Road, 3, W. Muter, White it'on-iouniter. (Tit 11 Fit :\ i 1 . 1‘4. - Serr. 6 J.Wriggiesworth, Barnet Conimon, :1. Lit Wart!, Langlmittrit-cltinhiqs, Fetichu reit-street , —M. fit ley, Leeds, woolstaitler-It. 1). ila)warti, , !ttek, grocer- 1 -W. ‘‘'ilartmt, Ma clieiter, •,- ;a, AOley, Dukinlield, (Ate- .rre, I'_uit, KI/14: ilerefordshire, Me-rit, otlitrwitie Meat - , st-nr 4ridge,Worcesterillice, but etter—W.Wille), Le tenter draper —t. Barbel - , Yarmont h, dealer its perfOincry—+X T titer, Exeter, wool factor—T . Coleman, Biratio.zliam. carrier. PARTN EllSlin's 0.1.0.4)1.V • J. Floggatt•itild J. Blakey, and J tirtneer, and It.-110hinson, l'recut and Co, roc,. r . Oilkes, J. Juhb, - 11.. Hoy.stro,,, - and E. Oakes. Shrtheld. mcr chants-M. Mackenzie, C. Fielict, and Bertrani, Cower street, brokers=C. Huirpe and "1"..F. , 11.t1ev, Pi.;.`s-quay, Bride well ,Precinct, coal merchants-I. Vowe and J. R„th„.,it, hosiers:-J. Tayloc and S.7UnWin; Marrehetter, att,raies,-A. and H. Portingt.,n, Pah-mall, drapers-E. Dickson and A. C. Fry-K., E. A. and S. H tixanu, N. , tt haul, grocers-W. Luxes and W. Shires, King's He ~d vard, liorongh-T, F. and J. Power, and F. itehclio, Londeo . streetoncreitants,-.T. Itadfov4 and It. Itice, Murton-upon- Trent; ShiffOrdSlii re, mereers,-M. and 3. Won.dward, Liver pool, coopCrs--4. Shaw, It. Johson l and F. W. 1.. verat, held, iron-founders-F. Srarrow, W. Kaigh , , W. Caslon, C. Cofteld, W. Pitcher, W. Pocknell.,,C. Hu,chins, J. Lynn, H. Ward, a,-)d J. Smethurst, et, the Loud.m Gas Light and Coke Colnpnny. • On Wednesday afternOon.:ahotit two o'clock, a s a c ar av an with the stupendonsEiephant .was coming troM•the,fair, one of the t'v beeltaccidyl k . tally became fastened in a gutter, by the side of that very•ste'ep part Of the road just below Spen cer's lit lle Vile. 'Both the hi:id whcels had been dragged ; and tiredriver, ins - tcall - uflOo t :ening one of t h em ; tlwEavoured tar. exitteate .the entangled wheel by a sudden jerk. This,• it is supposed, discompost:d the _ 0n.% iehly,tetiaut of th-e which instantly upset with a I te tnendoui erasn, fell ott one of Iho shaft poises, min killed the file animal almost no .The elephant became unmanageable even by his keeper., and after many useless efforts to lilt the caravan, it was deemed proper to let •it remain in its fallen state till the misnile of the night, when the animal .WdS ent , ed by large pieces of bread and buckets of water into an adjacent . coach-boitse, - anti the vehicle was taken away to undergo the extensive repairs rest tiered necessary .by the accident.—(l3uth Herald.) EATAL, consequence of a long grudge between William Davies, a boxing h a t c h er of Bath, and Samuel White, a chairman to the (ienvral Hospital, they had agreed to fight, at t i ansilove or Fair, on Monday. Davies met White hi a booth, and challenged him out. The,latter wished to delay, the battle till the rain was over, on which Davies gave him a tremendous blow on the side of his head. Being thus provoked, \Vhite hastened to thee usual spot for pitched battles ; when a furious contest took place, which lasted about "40 minutes, and ended. in White's fa vour, lie rode dawn'the hiil its tolerably good Plight, but in the course of the night severely felt the effect of the blows he had received, and died the lic;:t morning. The Right Worshipful the Mayor, in Isis capacity of Coroner for the city, yesterday held an Inquest on the body of White, and after a minute examination of all the cireum- Stances, wide!' lasted nearly five hours, the Jury returned'a verdict of—Manslatrghter. Davies has absconded, botwarrants have bevn issued for ,bis apprehension. • Fool.? AD.—Mr. James. Byrne, a half-pay officer, residing in fluxion towm, passing on Friday even ing'about dusk, through Hare-street-field, a fel low dressed like a sailor 'accosted him, craving alms. Mr. Byrne gave him some halfpence, and familiarly inquired. what ship he beiongrd to ? wh en th e fellow began a long. narrative ot his ex ploits at sca, , mentioning the names of many ships Which he said he had been on board of, and' coin plained bitterly of the ill-treatment of the brave sail or s by Got - eminent. The conversation lasted till they arrived about the 'middle of the field, when the fellow pulled out a pistol declaring Mr. Byrne must give him his money, as he was determined to starve 00 longer, whatever might be the con segnence. Mr. Byrne, affecting to be very m uc h terrilied, lifted up his hands and begged him for God'S sake to spare his_lifc, and he would give him. all he had about trim, :viten on a sonden.lie st-rock tire fellow on the arm, and'the pistol drop ping,.he instantly tan avray. Mr. Byrne picked hp the pistol, and crying out '' Stop thiet!'*- fOl lowed,hint.; a great number of boys who were at play in the field joined in the cry, and hunted the fao‘v out ot the field ; this, however, set ved his Purpose, as the people who heard the alarm, con ceiving it t,O be children's play, :suffered him to pass, and he go.: clear ..Tbc pistol proved to be uploaded. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SURREY ASIZES-CROYDO:q. TiIL KING V. tHlt REV. !OWN CI{LIP.:".II. • . . Th:s was Hu indictmeut against the ark:Ottani,. the Saint George's fields Preacher, for committing an ass:tult of an abominable nature on Adani Fore man, an apprentice to Mr. Patrick, a inspectable potter • • • !t appeared by the evidence oti the part of tlje that Mr. Patrick was in the habit of tatendinl.; the defendant's chapel, and the I,l. ttfr having •coniPlained of $ll berth hi•M r.Palrick offerer] him a sieening•-room at his house, tvhiCh was ac-, etpted.. The proi‘iccu« - d- usually slept %t his .la- . except when hiS Master left town, and. on the night of the '2sth of September last, Mr. Pattick 'having occasion to leave home, the lid %vas desired to A,:ep there ; and, as - a kiln Was hu ening,'he ternained•ttp, until past 32 o'clock, to superintend it ; he then left it-under the care of a man named West, and retired to rest ; he 'went to .sleep and -was •Shortly - after awoke by tue attack which formed the subjeet o of the indictment. The' defendant - attempted to teig u a woman's voice ; dioweVer; recog nized Church's voice, ,and, seizing bun by *be arm, and as he was retiring front the 1,0941 i, dis covered hy the reflectiOn Brunt a lalan,l in the street the person of Church ; the lad immeduifelN+'emt up, and- after partly di essing himself, went 70, Webt, at the kiln, and cominunicated what ti;id hap ;,end ; Convince themselves that no mis take could have occurred, the y'hoth returned to the house, and examined every part; which . turoed out to be perfectly s.-o'e. Immediately on Mr. P.'s return, he was acciaint, d with what had omitted, and the niritter 'ming made public, several of Me. Cburch's.he r arcrs called On Mr: Patrick, to beg he' no prosecute, and for sonic time • every ar tifice wa• resorted to, to induce forheatance. The ta' her of the tad,' however, hearing the citentn ‘tmo-es, took his son to Union-I-L.114%0)e') a war,- ( .4 "/ • "."" granted, and aurch held - to bail to inr.tvet All these facts were dis prokett by the prosecotor, and confirmed by West :and Mr. •Patrick, who also stated; - that iti consequence of seeing a letter .written by Chum', in which he said he could deny three of the • asset lions niade by the boy, betook the•lad wi,h him to confront Church, an:l see 11 any ex phinAtiOil toidd be given ; at which interriew Church ii hi going to the prosecutors bed room, .and only tiettie4 some, wittorparts of the prosecutor's statement. The letter referred to by Mr. Patrick, addressed to a Mrs. Hunter, was read; it did not iitTect to deny the charge, but said, 'Three circumstances alleged by othe boy were, untrue; that it be had erred, it should be left to God to puni , ll him, and not to mart. That lie was a child of Providence, and solceted by the Saviour, wholntd before, and Still would visit with wr. , 11,, all - Who should at eitipt to injure hint,'' 'Ott the part of the t!Aei , donl, • Mr. GuaNFY , quently addres4ed the jut y, endeavouring, by ohServations, to throw Si)tltC dcnbt thetes -4 knotty ot the prosecutor, bec a ase he had searched the house after the attack. This,' the Learned Counsel. tit ged, evinced an uncertainty in the boy's mind as to the person. who had been in his roost. That his conduct was unaccountable, in not going into.Chutch's room and questiOniog him, when he Ii sit West tki assist „hint, The .Learned Counsel also con:tnented on the delay which had taken race before tiny complaint had beer!. made _to a Magi;t rate ; and contended, that this circumstance ti ‘ lle w, discredit on the -proseettr,:r's case, and con cluded' by 'observing , that if hi,. client was guilty, ci line wAs greatly aggravate , d, hecanse he, as a ,loiter of the Gospel, was hound to set au ex ample of iwn.iiity, and entreated the Jury, that as the offence w'zis, of such it. shocking and heinous nature, as t, render it itnprobable that a titan 01 Mr. Chorch's could have committed it, that, hetore they c.wsigtied hint to eternal infamy, they would tie muliy satisfied that the testimony ugaillsl 10111 WWI ti , squesti9Dable and conclusive. man named . 1 booms was then called, with a view to caner -olio 'tire Prosecutor and Mr. Patrick, but in (kis he totally failed; and Mr. MAratvivrT, the leading Counsel for the prosecution, havi ig replied, Lord ELLeNßottotiGn pro , :eeded to sum up the evidence, on which he comateuttd most ably. Witli respect to the young man searching the hooie, his Lordship said it showed a precau tion' which was highly creditable to the boy, who had also given a good reason for not going into the defendant's room, namely, that it must have disturbed and alarmed his mistress ,at this unseasonable hour of the night, and that as to the alleged delay, this seemed to have arisen from the interterence of the defendant's 'friends but although a considerable time elapsed before the prosecutor went to a 'Magistrate, it was clear that he made instant complaint to We,ft, and to his in, i ster. His Lokdship then adverted to the ad mission of the defendant as to being in the boy's toom without assigning any reason or motive, and his Loidship asked, what earthly purpose could the defendant hate for vi s aing this youth in hi s bed-rooin in the dead,ot the tight ? and if no honest reason appeared, it was for the Jury to :sae whether the lairs account Was trot iiresistably c „„fi rme d by this :Admission."' His Lordship read the letter before alluded to throngliout, al;q1 most emphatically expressed his indignation at sacred names, which ought never to be mentioned hot with reverence, being used witlytTisgusting fami lia'rity' in such a shocking trans:tet ion. The Jury ahnost lostantly returned a verdict of Gtrilly. The pristiner will he brought op the first d a y o f next Tertn, to receive iiid gmen r in tbe lieueb.„The trial occupied .font hours., and excited great interest. l•i !ree . common informers, of ttie names of Cris, Alattite-ws. and .11ortiy, I.veve emis ictett oi coinpo9nding offences und T cr.theenat. Siditnks. Yesterday Dit Set vice was performed in (he (m ar l in Ne‘vgate, before the Varisoue(4, by (11, Rev. 111 r, CorTuN, on th e occasion of cite execu tion of Jrimes Filzwi!Lam, liertry frillrins, and !fit liana fox• pore! try ; anti John (VIM' (th . c black man) fur a .rape, .111(0 - axe to vxceUted on, WedlleSthiy 11;0111iiii; next. LAW INTELLIGIZNtg. ---- ham::..,--- COURT OF C:II.I.NCEIty, AuG. IEI, OVEIt,I-1 - /OUSE. SVATE:RS . V. TAYLt/It. , Tile LORE; cIiANCEL.L.E, ei.euing I.;otirt this day, proceeded to give jud4weirt in this but _after gOing 'kter a cous.r:l4tb!c.. part or i:a facts of it, Mr. 1-14Ar.r1 subtirittel to isi L. 0- Ship, that, as the pa' ties for xvlitiot •Ite . had • not 'been served with'n Coo Of the .tie handed up to his Lordship by ivlr . li art , it w • be necessary to order themii copy before intlg - iireut in the case. Pis far as 11,, • ship went, awl what occurred, is a& The Loan Co AN.C.6.1.1.0a.,--,ShiN case eoate fore tile. un tWoMatimiS ; the tits' matte .m.the 2.4 tit April, 1817, praying tliai 1. ,todd the sum of 70,into I 50!. to be paid the . CoUrt by Mr: 'Waters, ‘viro -had been deelated the Pur.•hoser of the Opera House, by the Ist December. This motion - was' opposed by Mr. Writers, On !lie groomd of being deceived as I°l4ol. rent,aud also in regard orcettain silver tickets ; respecting this motion 1 twill not say any thing inure et present. The next and present Motion was, that Mr. IVti: teas Might, cot paying into Court the sum of 28,9731. have an assigumetit of the r.Ypera.l-loust exeetr ed to -hint,, which, with the si.n;s of 70001. and 3-1,1621. also paid into COori , ;!1 trialtC up the - whole soul for which the iheatr: ',vas Soiti.-.4. When the :noting made in Ai); i l . came before :tie, it "vas oFP°'e't on the gr"""'' a etedltui and titof:gagee onn the pioperty ttt ihi .int,,ant of 34;Ifi'.. and'that - the NLister bad not odieiall made his Fri - tor! tea ,;d therefore hase' brut to.riasotrable t.oca:l u,. nr, topay the tvhol4 oft lie purclia&e-fironey, when he wati hiso i self, itrcumbrancer fa , such an extent. , That difficulty 2s uaty in,a great measuie overcoure, for the Mae ter' has now made his. rvinnt. ft appears that sonietreg-ociation has takenplace between the pit , ti c s, which code(l by allowing Nir. Waters tiii some time in April to pay the . pitrehase-intmey this I take to be for the purpose of eitablingltiost . to sell the Theatre, and'give Mr. Taylor'his - share of the product of such sale. In consetinenee - of the Mastet's report having been : made, which ad mits several of Mr. ers' 1 ant applied to, to order tin as.igonietit of thePropA•tY, on the payment by Mr. Wurers of the sum of 28,9731; it has been contended that. the Report would 1-all the Iv oqnd, by the exceptions that Woulti be ta krfi- to it;' - and alsb that Mr. • Waters hat/ no tight to the ussignmLot until he bact paid into - Cbtirt the whole of ills purchaSe-nroney. I.have mined into the funds, and I them,sofficient to . answer all the claims of-the parti,s. ille t d the parties its this case followed toy ads lee, it would have been-notch , !letter;. bit as they have not Aiorm so, the tall: is impused Ott me to decide a& to the evity Of the case. HEM. here stated, that the calculation banded op by 'Mr. flart - li not been s Ave& . 4;4' the • parties for wis o i n h t .! . a pp ear ed, ne i t h er 1 1 , 1 4 Sir Sainte! Hominy nor himself seettit. The LoRD CHANCELLOR,---1 do not see that that will 'Orret the otter I ain aboltt Inal,e,lori think it of no moment wt ether I make 'the ori!e; this day or on Morality. There has beeit - wn'aictr contention between these parties as to the mani.- lestation of title,. her I must 'say that I think Mr. Waters had no knoW lkige et the •ot 'fay* for to the nine-tent hs, although,ttall Inert given loin to examine into it, as retiaiti,eith4 i4OL'atial the silver tickets. There is one parr. o f ti,ia case which I diS 110 • 0t now,•tiaittel'yc that I hr ve just stated. I will tnake tto tcser-l vation as to the i4(..n. and the silirer tickets. Their is atrotherpf,rt which I (In not tiraterstattd, ll ,,,ly, the citrenhiti , m respecting the 3,500.1., and . .1 knowledge my ignorance ofit. After some farther c,•;lverstit:ott het Nreeti sir Samuel It omilly, Air. 11,a 111; atkil the 4)licits)r, Mr. M Ws, The Lorm ChAmcFrA,nß ord(creft the rare to cothC. o'h • :it mitre n'tluck ' heyoti4l which t 411 e, his Lurdship woohl oat auger; it to go. PRIVATE lIEARING.. PROCTOR,V. FROCTOR. At half-past eleven, the Lord Chancellor left the Court • and ivent to his priVtAte rOOn), fOr the Purrlse of hearing this ease, which r(!htett' the education Of an infant. Be was attentied by Sir Samuel R)miile, the Solici?or-General, Horne, and Mr. Heald. The case was an v4:- cation from the relations of the inother of the in fant, prayi ng t h a t the. child ;night he rit Seed un der her care. A divorce had lately been. ordeie4 bets...cm the parties ;It DOctors Lordship said he would read over the p;tpers'; aunt give judgment on a future day, The ciase oc( „,_ p; e d his Lordship nearly ttvo hours„ and atter corning i on Court, lie proceeded With the bee.rinii tit 13.ndittipt Petitions.' ButTns. On Nr on d a y last, the T.70 , /r df Frederick Gcor..;•e of crar, it-st, eel, Str , ol4l, Gn Thursday last, at Qucei.'allins, Chelsea; Mrl. of.a sin]. M I • I:?.th ingt. at St. I)l,ntil•rt's iirtbv 11 7 4 it, Mr•Wilri'tft •"' Tirtwes- , :treet,t,, y0u,1 1 .; t,., .i011:lii!:111 Ilartti s, 0 f :f1,..,..t.-st? crt...' • ' On last: at -St. :Nlary .11;I:ot5, Ci , rfie;(l, Est!. 'l*.ifloto:l, Somyr set sill to of IN' I:tte MajoE-Ge11e4.1.1 Sproule, ut; air ItoyEtlikegi,- n,rot of A1'1;41111.. DI ED. Oa Thurso.,ty last, at his honk ire street; 3 ' 1)6 Cleflivist 4, E,l. in ti,r POI , h 'yc;tr',,f i k) ,,Urp rc r cliarhot,•-,4te.4, MOt. w if t • o f eai,t a O ) flogi:, of tile In dia. Aititary Est4litishtneint at! Lorinhay. Saint. day, a i .; . ed tkiljansin (;he:rir, E:q an cmlnrit,t liciior.; arid 21 ye,ivs Clevk of the•liovoti4l) of lier:f4.li. Nwiirda at. Iris nacrtisvt's, ;er l~utnc'a, in ()xtord , slre.rt, Major-C;eii&3l :Viosptt.onl of in: the County of 146.iitii:Ap niter a Icrr anti painful .I.llnusi. LONDON: Ptikt. , d by .1. IL CAI:STAIRS, ~ f roirit Ormond-strcet, (atver!•situare; by„• SGIZFOPS,•of 7; S.ititlialtilfidn-stivef; c 4;5. , 1 (Mice, Nit. 112. Strand; whcre • Advviti , enivtits, Le.ttoi, 14rost-piti,l;iuust Ite wAik.irvsw.d.