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Flom the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 8, 1806. At the Court at the Queen's Pal ace,the sth February, ,1806,yresent,the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Ills Majesty having been pleased to deliver the Custody of the Privy Seal to Henry Viscount Sid mouth, the Oath or Keeper of the Privy Seal was this day administered to him, and his Lordship took Ibis Place at the Board accordingly. This day the Right Hon. Francis, Earl of Moira ; the Right Hon. Richard Chandos, Earl TeMple; the Right Hon. Henry Petty, commonly called Lord Henry-Petty, Chancellor and Under Treasorer of his Majesty's'FAchequer ; the Right Hon. C.Gray , and the Right Hoih C. James Fox, were, by his Majes ty's Command, sworn of his Majesty's most Honour- . able Privy Council, and took 'their respe6tiYe Places at the Board accordingly. His Majesty -having been pleased to appoint the -Right Hon. Gorge John Earl Spencer, K.G. and the Right Hon. Wm. 'Windham to be two of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, they were this day, by his Majesty's Command, sworn two of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State accord ingly. His 2" , ;"=` , in Council was this day pleased to anoint . the Right Hon. Wrn..Lord Anckland,..and; in his .absence, the Right Hon. Richard Chandos Earl Temple, President of the Committee appointed fur the Consideration of all Matters relat ing to Trade and Foreign Plantations. .• At the'Court at the Queen's Palace, the - 7th Feb. 1806, Present, the KING'S Most Excellent Majes ty in Council. . This day the Right Hon. George Viscount Mot pcth ; the Right Hon. John Towashend ; the Right Hon. Thomas Lord ErSkine ; and the ttight Hon. Richard Brindsley Sheridan, were, by his Majesty's Command, sworn of'his Majesty's most Hon. Privy Council, and took their respeEtive Places at the Board accordingly. His Majesty, in Council, was this day graciously pleased to deliver the Great Seal to the Right Hon. Thomas Lord Erskine ; whereupon the Oath of Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain was, by his jesty's Command, administered to his Lordship, _and his Lordship took his Place at the Board accordingly. His Majesty having been pleased to . ,appoint the Right Hon. C. J. Fox to be one of his Majesty's Principal 6ecretarits of State, he was this day,.. by his M.ijesty's Command, sworn one of his Majesty's. Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. - • His Majesty, in Council, was this day pleased to appoint Philip Noddle Ward, of Tickford Abbey, Esq. to be, Sherd of the County of Bucks, instead of James Backwell Praed, ofTvringham, Esq. Sir H. Mainwaring Maiirc'aring,.. tart. of Over, 'Peover, to be Sheriff of the county of Chester, instead of F. Duckinfield Astley, of Duckinfield, Esq. And John Hanbury Beauloy„ of Upton Gray, Baci. to b.Sheriff of tlii. county of Southampton. Dawning-street, Feb. 4, 1806. The King has been pleased to appoint Sir Henry Russell, Kut. to be. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort William, in Bengal. The King has also been pleased to appoint Sir Win. Burroughes, Bart. to be one of the Puisne Jus. tices of the Supremo Court of Judicature at fort in Bengal; Igtitehall, Feb. 7, IEO6. The King, has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United - Kingd.om.of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Hon. Thomas ErF3tine, and the Heirs male of hiS body Lawfully begotten, by the. name, stile, and. title of Baron Erskine, of Restorniel Castle, in the County of Cornwall. Mite/tall, Feb. 8. The King haS been pleased to grant to Gen. Fran cis Earl of Moira the office of - Master-General of His Majesty's Ordnance in the United Kingdom. .The Kin g has also been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right Hon. Gen. Richard Fitzpatrick to :be his Majesty's Secretary at War.', Prince of Wales's Council, At a Council of His Royal Highness the Prince of. 'Wales, held at Carleton-house, the 4th day of -1806, Thos. Graham, of Penquite, Etc'. Was appoint ed Sheriff - of the county of Cornwall for the year. 1806, by H.. R., H. the Prince of Wales iii Council. Mar-O f fice, Feb. S. 6th Regiment of Dragbon Guards, Captain C. Allen, from the ,34th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ord:, 'who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Dragoons. Arthur. Nlacriamara, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carleton, primotei. 7th Regiment Of Light Dragoons, Comet lathes Russel to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Nlickletltwalte who re tires; Cornet . 11: • Ni. Alollerus, front the 25t1l Light Dragoons, to b: Cornet, without purchase, vice Verna, p rontrActi. tith Ditto, Captain Samson Stawell, from the 99th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Whecler, who exchanges. Captain bun Pringle, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain or a Troop, vice Fleet . , )vho exchanges. Theohald Shield, Ce.nt. to be Comet, without purchase, vice Stainer, pro- 'noted. 13th Ditto, Cornet lames Cadillac to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Wm. Willis, Esq. to be Payin.ister, vice Shrigley, dismissed the Service. rsth Ditto, Lieut. G. T. W. Wallace, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. zit Ditto, John Dexter, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Grant, promoted. 1.3 d Ditto, Ensign Wm. Spooner, 'from the 24th Fotit, tv be Cornet, without purchase, vice Ebhart, promoted in the 9th Light Dragoons. Lore Geo. Wm. Russell to be Cor net, by purchase, vice Moulton, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of 'Foot Guards, Lord Kit. coursie to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vachell, pro moted. 3d Ditto, Luke Mahon, Gent. to be Ensign,rby purchase, vice lkl‘ Lain, promoted. 6th Regiment ot Foot, Tar'cum, Gent. to be En sign, without puichase, vice Froncii, promobed is the 34th Foot. 7th Ditto, Thomas Taylor, Cent. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wallace, appointed to the isth Light Dra goons. 14th Ditto, Li - cut. Henry Francis Mellish, from the toth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by pur chase, vice Wardlaw, promoted in the Oath I. oat. 21st Ditto, Hamilton Benson. Gent. to bC Second Lieuten ant, without purehasc vice bim, promoted in the both Foot. 24th Ditto, Richard tValton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Spooner, appointed to the 23d Light Du goons. 34th Ditto, Captain Geo. F. Orde, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain ot a COmpany, vice Mien, who ex changes. Ensign Philip George ‘Vroughton to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, Vice' Downing, promoted in the lits . ; out. LONDON : Printed bv.I:ICHAKI) lIARRIS, of No. 4, Nlartlett.co64,'l3ow-street ; ;tut At the Suti-Octicit, No. t I s:can:A while Alvtriis:tnents Orders ti Lini" REPORT. COURT OF K.ING's BENCH, F o s. B. THE.ikIgG 11. JOHN DOBSON. It Will be recolleated that Mr, Serjeant HEY WOOD, in the last Term, obtained a Rule. to' skew cause why a new trial 61101114 not be granted. The" Defendant had been found guilty of fraudulently re ceiving five gUineas - : from a -farmer of the name of Price, and converting it to his own use, on pre tence of being a ColleCtor of Taxes, under the-42d of the King,. commonly called the Property-Tax ACt. The ground upon which the Learned Ser jeant obtained his Rule was, that as the Statute provided,,, that a penalty of 1001. should be forfeited by,any Assessor of Taxes who, converted the money received under the A& to his own use, so the De fendant- in this case, acting as Colleetor,. could not be criminally punished, but ought to be sued at common law.for the penalty. - The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, ti shelving cause against the Rule, submitted to the opinion of their Lordships, that the word " penalty," mentioned in the A& of Parliament, on ,which the motion was founded; merely alluded to peCuniary depriva tion : and although it had been decided. by. Lord 'Hardwicke, that it -had in its origin - a more ex tended meaning, - vet thatin this case it could - not be- so construed, and that, therefore, any punish ment the Court should think fit might, be assigned. Their Lordships could not for a moment 'suppose, - that the united wisdom of the Legislature, had in tended to frame an A&, in which a colle&or might fraudulently obtain many - thousand pounds, and be. only punishable by the forfeiture of a small penalty. • Justice iLAWRENCE. —" Then I understand you say, that 'a person in the situation of the De - fendaM may be proceeded agalist either civilly or criminally." • 'The SOLICITOR-GENERAL —" I wish to satisfy the Court that a DefeMant may be proceeded against by indictment, and•puniShed, by enforcing the pay ment of thepenalty, as the Statute prescribes no par ticular mode for its recovery." . The Court not concurring in this argument of the SOLI6ITOR -GENERAL, another objeCtion was taken , •to granting the - Motion of Mr: Serjeant klEywoon, viz. that the Defendant, at the time of committing the offence stated, was not adually a ColleEtor under the provisio6s of the MI ;- and that, therefore, he' came • under the .cognizance of, criminal law, and might be punishable by indiament. • 141 x. Serjeant- HEYwoon, in support of the Rule,. • shortly addressed the Court, anti argued, that as the Defendant was authorised , by the Commissioners of Taxes, and was received by them as bona lick Col lector, although not strictly according to the regula tions of the Statute, yet he was entitled to its pro tedion. • The Court, on giving its opinion, remarked upon the looseness of the wording 9f the 444, and con cluded by deciding, that for the purpose of execut ing its provisions, the Defendant was a bana fide colle&or, and was entitled to a new trial.----Rule absolUte, TIIE KING 2 1 . LINCOLN. Mr. Serjeant I.3ET applied for a Certiorari, to re move an,indietMentior perjury into this Court, on the prosecution of Mr., Macnamara. The assign , ,ment was, that the Defendant and a young Lady of the name of Wilson had committed-corrupt perjury, in an,answer to a Bill cf Equity. The Court grant ed the application, on the ground that the cause could be more properly investigated by a Special Jury, as it was a matter of consider able intricacy. THANKS TQ, LORD ERSKINE. After the Judges bad withdraviii, and the Court eras cleared' of strangers, Mr. DAYRIaL, as senior Barrister behind the Bar, rose to.call the attention of the Gentlemen present to a Motion he was about to propose, - and which, from those he had already con sulted upon thesubjea, he was satisfied would' be cheerfully lidopted, without one dissenting voice This, he continued, was an Address of Thanks frOM the Gentlemen of the Bar'of that Court, to Lord Viscount klitsm. , 4E, for his Urbanity, politeness, and. uniform good temper during the many yearS he 'had pradised in' that Court. He had the honour Of at tending the business of that' Court for nearly eight and twenty years, along with that Noble personage; during the whole of which time these qualities 'Orin ed the leading features of his chara6ter. He pur posely 'avoided touching upon the subjea of his, splendid talents or political 'habits, anxiously wishing. that there should be a lx.rfed unanimity of sentiment on this occasion. He concluded by reading an Ad dress of Thanks to Lord Viscount ERSKINE, for his great urbanity, politeness, and good temper, during the many years he had been amongst them; expres 7 sive of their deep regret at losing him, and congra tulating his Lordship on the high and important stay tion to which he had attained. Me. DANIEL PARKER COOKE, :as next senior be hind the Bar, warmly seconded the Motion, nearly in the same strain of deserved .enlogiuin with the Mover. Mr. GARRow observed, that, however much the Gentlemen behind the Bar had telt.the urbanity and- politeness of the Noble Lord, how Much-more rea4on had those before the Bar to accord. ,in thoieseriti ments, whose opportunities of experience were'', so much more frequent. He then proposed, that the Solicitor-General should wait on Lord. ERsx.Nn with their Address. MT. ADAM 'entirely accorded in sentiment with his Brother Barristers, with respect to Lord EhSKINE, but he objeEted to the Address being presented by the Solicitor-General (who had retired from Court previous to the Motion being proposed) as, ,inr all probability that 'night's Gazette woilld announce 'the • appointment of another person to that honourable station. It might, therefore hurt that Gentleman's feelings to present it, when he was no longer in • that high office, and, he was sure it was by no means their wish to do so. Mr. TOPPING acquiesced-entirely in these :sear- inents, and it was then agreed- that the Address shcslld be presented by Mess. DA YRELL and COOKE, the two Seniors behind the Bar. bqttotc ney and execution in this ekte, With coats, On the ground of usury; .. Serjeant SHEPHERI), on the part of the Plaintiff, kW/ appeared to oppose it. The learned Serjeant stated, that his client was a poor trumpeter, and had. been induced, some time since, to lend the Defend- ant 4001. which was ail the money he •had in the world, on condition that he should make him a suit Of clothes, and alsO allow him the legal interest. This,he allowed, by the strict rule of law, ought not to be. ; countenanced ; but, considering the station in life of the parties, he hoped the Court • would not, in the 'fullest sense, make the rule absolute. At all events, he was convinced their Lordships would not set aside thoexecation, as that would be doing a manifestin justice to a bonalide purchaser: The security giver* for the 1001. was the lease of the house in which the Defendant lived. This was sold for 121. under the execution, 'ang the Gentleman who becanaethe Par chaser was congratulated on his bargain by • Mr. Judd, who never then mentioned one word of the usury. Three hundred pounds had since been' ex pended on the premises, and the Defendant now came forward to set aside the proceedings. Serjeant BAYLEY, on the other side, was of opi. /lion, that the Court had no choice, as it was positive ly sworn, that .the Plaintiff insisted on having 151: worth of clothes,excktsive of legal interest on the tOaL Lord Chief. Justice MANSPIELD, after consulting the other Learned judges, - declared that the Court would not, under the present circumstances, set aside the execution, to the injury of•the purchaser ; but ordered that the proceedings, with respect to that 'part of the 1001. which was as yet unpaid, should be staid, and that the costs of 'this Motion should b* discharged by the Plaintiff. , . .SlilP NAPKI ?OOLL, ssaftrAßY 6. Arrived—the Hope, StokeA, from Loadon; and the Dart Tender, from a Cruize. Sailed—the Cabot, Robinson, for Youghall ; and Jersey, Blagg, for Leghorn. GRAVESEND, FEB. 6. Passed by—the Two Elizabeths, from MogadoTe ; Ariatine, tVargen, from Damzic ; Carolina, Chnott, front Bilboa ; Vrow Catharina, Lashloder, from St, Lucar's; loop l'elter, Klack, Twe Gebroders, Jans, and Vrow Pres. tina, Fakes, from Embden. Sailed—the Speculation, Boden, for Cadiz ; Lord Duni. can, Lune, for Limerick ; Friends, [ones, for Dublin ; Echo, Davis, for-Newry Freyheit, Mews, for Hambro' ; Speculation, Klein, for Bremen; Aurora, Overhand, and Argus, _Underwater, for Catwyck. FEL 7_ Passed by—the William, Colburn, from Venice and Earl of Limerick, Kilby, from Limerick. Sailed—the Thames. F.vans, for 'Cork. 3ttliDitto; Lieutertisit Do ear, 'Forbes. fr.a the 61th Foot, to bi Lieutemant, vice Denny, who cx&h:.nges. 38t1a Ditto. Liisign Edward Ont:nany ‘Vreneit, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase , . vice Doh ert y , wh o retires. 39th Ditto, Francis Hamilton, Cent. to be Ensign, Without ' purchase, vice Kingsbury, promoted in the tht t Out. 41st Ditto, john Hamilton Colt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice velyn, deceased. 49th Ott to, Serjcant-Major lames 'Fitzgibbon to be Ensign, without pur,..hase, vice lones, promoted. s tst Ditto, Captain Francis Shanley, train the 3ti Garrison ,Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sitairpe, exchanges.. 52‘.1 Ditto, Ensign Win. johnstone to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Cattipbell. who retires. 53d Ditto, Ensign George Earl of Tyrconnell, from the tst lidot uuards, to be Captain - of a Company, vice Tiisley, deceased. s4th Ditto, Second Lieutenant Drake, from the gith Foot, to be - Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign le mem Peat to be ditio. Edw. t'eesdale, Gent. to be En sign, vice Peat.. 57th Ditto, Ensign George M'Farlane to Ile Lieutenant, by purchase, vice•Nlorse, who retires. both Ditto—To 6e Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign John Coirevoitt, vice lilassiele, Promoted. Ensign Henry Muller, vice Killenbach, proinoteil. Enaigu —..----- Schrienne, vice De Wendt, promoted. To be Ensigns—lames Gcciley Schmidt, Gent. vice Corte vont. Frederick De Gilse, Gent. vice Muller. To be Paymaster—Ensign George . Gilbert, vice Pohl, who resigns.- 6311 Ditto, Ensign Michael Berford to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Richard leukinon, • Gent. to be Ensign, . vice Bertord. • 66th Ditto, Captain Thennas Freer, from chi tztli Light Dragoons, to he, Captain of a 'Company, vice Pringle, who exchanges. Mark l)'Arcy, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice -Lewis, appointed to the ist West India • ke.ziment. . . . , Oth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Denny,,frorn the 3f.th Foot, ( co be.Lieutenani,s vice ForTes, who exchanges. 6Sth Ditto, Lieutenant Georgc:NliVonald, front the 9311 Foot, • to be Lieutenant, vice. Church, who exchanges. Apollos • Morris, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Irwin, pro ': [noted.' . 1311 Ditto, Ensign Thomas Lloyd to'bc Lieutenant, by pur-. chase, vice Gawlet, promoted. Thomas 'Wright, Gent. to he Ensign, .by purchase, vice Lloyd. Btst Ditto, •Ensign Edward Kingsbury, tram the 39th Foot, to be. Lieutenant, %I'M:out purchase. - Sad ditto, 'Montfort, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kearney, whose Appointment has not 'taken place. 9311 Ditto, Lieut. Edward Church,.-from the 6Sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Donald, - who•excluinges. 99th Ditto, Capt. W. Wheeler, froni - the rath Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stowell, who exchanges. Capt. George Pigot, trout Halt-pay of the - ii2th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice West,iake, • who exchanges. ist West India Regiment, 'Ensign Coakley Lewis, from the 66t11 Foot, to be Ensign, without purch..ise, ViCC whose Appointment has nut taken pISZC. - De golle's Reginient, James De Sonnenberg, ,Gent. to be 'Ensign, wititOut purchase. (Ta be ccdrib:rad.) B/11VXRUI'TS. 'ohn Raby, of Narrow-street, Li►nehouse, Middlesex, ship_ chandler, to surrender Feb. 10, at ten, is, at one, and March zz, at two, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elstob, Cathtzine•court, Trinity-square. Edmond Rucid t ot London-street, London, merchant, to sur render Feb. 11, 22, and March 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Throginorton- street. • Richard, Sherratt, of Liverpool, master mariner, to surren der March t 1, 12, at twelve, and 22, at ten, at the Castle, Lord-street, Liverpool. Attornica. Mr. Thomas Black stock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London ; or Messrs. 'lhoulas and lames Mui row, Temple-court, Liverpool. Thomas Hunton and William Hunton, lot Thornton-le-Moor, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturers and co-partners, to surren der Feb. 24, 25, and March 22, at elcVeii, at the Golden Lion, Northaiierton, Yorkshire. Attorilies, Mr. Hirst, Northallerton ; or "Messrs. 'Allen, Exley, and 'Stocker, urnival'a- 1 nn, London. Samuel Raby, of Rotherham, Yorkshire, .cheesemonger, to sutrender Feb. 26, 27, and Mama 22, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Ferry bridge, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Ben • son, Thorne, Yorksinre ; or Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bart lett's-buildings, Holborn, London. "'obit Pollard and John Thompson, of Preston, Lancashire, muslin-rnanulatturera and co-partners, to surrender Fob. 20, at, and March 22, at ten, at the Red Lion, Pre.ston. Attornies, Mr. Dewhurst, Preston ; or Messrs. Barretts Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn, London. William Green, of Manchester, cotton-manuladurer, to stir render Feb. 17, 24. and March 22, at ten, at the Brittge• water Arms Inn, 'Manchester,' Attormes ' Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchester; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane, London. John Leedhain, of Kingston-upon-Hull, drysalter, to sur render Feb. 21,22,1111 U March 22, at eleven, at tne Dog and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, King4tou-upon-Hull. Attor nica, Messrs. Rosser and Son, tiartlett's-builuings, Hot born, London ; or Mr. Sandw,ith, Hull. William Whatman, of Guildford, surrey, butcher, to sur render Feb. tr, 22, and Marcti 22, at ICii, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. "1 cubutt and Shuttletviarth, G ray's- Inn. square. William Barker, of Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, woolstapler, to surrender Feb. 24, 25, aild I\l4l - C9 22, at ele lren, at the Kingston Arms Inn, Newark-upon-Tient. Attornies, Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-lrin New-square, London; oi-Nkssrs. Smith and Fox, Newark. upon- Trent. • • William Kemp, of Feversham, Kent, grocer, to surrender Feb. 22, and March 22, at ten, at•Utuldtiall, Lonc.ton. At-. , tqfpleS, MCSS(S. 101/CS .:li4l Green, Sailsoury-scpiiire, street. Joseph Gardner, late of florsel!,• 7 do , •6l-lane Southwark, lighternlan, surrender Feb. 11, 22, and AL:rcli 32, at ten, at Guildlial), London. Atiorcicy, Mr. -Vassal:ire, Old Broad-street. DII I :IDENDS4 , , • Nlarch to. Tames Smith, now or late of Pemberton, Lanca shire, bleacher, at sour, 4 the Eagle and Child Wigan, Lancashire. March 3. Henry Reader, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, mercer, at eleven, at the '1 !nee Legs Inn Leeds. March S. W il lia m Walker, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, mercoant, at eleven, at tile Three Legs Ina, eens. March zz. John Trudgetr ' of john's Mews, Little fames - strcct, Bedford-lOW, .A.II4.I(tICSCX, stable-keeper, at ten, at GUI 1•111311.. March 3. john Ogle, of Pickwick, Wiltshire, Esq. and Vii. liatti Walton, of Liverpool, merchants and co-partutus, at the G lobe. Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. March t. john Metcalfe, of beeiale, Yorkshire, plumber, at eleven, at the Unicorn, Ripon, Yorkshire. March to. Richard Rankin, of Leftwich, county of Chester, and William Okell, of Liverpool, merchants and co-part ners, at eleven, at the King's Arms bin, Middlawieli, county of Chester. Thomas Beale Taylor, of !.eicester-square, ellesex, ladies' shoemaker, at ten, at Guildhall. March 4. Ldward liandeue, of Dudley, Worcestershire, banker, at ten, at the Dudley's Arms Inn Dudley. April 22. Curweii Gale, of - rower-hill, Condon, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mareli 8. Edward Way, of Henrietta-street, Cavendish square, Middlesex, wine-nierch;,nt, at ten, at Guildhall. March t. Josiah Phipps, of Cupthall-court, Throginorton street, London, at ten, at Guildhall. March a. George Phillips, of Brook-street, Ratcliffe, Mid dleseX, thuber-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERIIFICdrES. March i. Thomas Pattrick, late of King-street, Covent. C;ardea, Middlesex, optician. John Wi Hants, of Denbighshire, dealer in critic ohn Tullua the yvtinwr, of Sava6e-Uardvns, Loudon, broker. rhineas be Baruch Toledano, formerly of Greenfield-street, Whitc‘liapel, but now of Great Ayne.straet, Coodnian's fields, Middlesex, merchant. joseph Hudson, a Sun-street, Bishopsgate-street, London, tobacconist. James Vandrant, of Brover-street, Golden-square, Middle sex, printer. Tames Goren, late of MI-Saints, Hereford, innholder. Charles Knight, of London -street, Fitzroy-square, Middle sex, engraver. Robert Peach, of Wakefield,. yorkshire, wool stapler. COURT OF COMMON EILEAS, Frs. 8, THOROUGHOOOD JUDD. Serjeant BAY LEY, on a fbrmer dak, having ob tained a rule IVisi 16 set aside the warrant oflA.ttor- LIAM Ait Mir. IR SCA If PS, 01 South 1001100-SIFC :1, • the i'acer, tellers for the Editor, !cc. (fort -paid), must be acitiret.isoi PRICE OF tAra ' Bank Stock. Nay); S per Cent. 93 it. S per Cent.. f 797, 4 per Cent. 79 3 per Ct. Red. Oil 3 per Cent. Cons. h. 6r Bank L. Ann. 17tr- . 16t114 DittoShrt Ann. • To Tl-to NI AS T AYLO R; Esq. Sir. No. 9, New Bridge - street; London. ICOXSIDER it but itn aEt of justiceclueto. the merits of your LEAK L's PAT E NT PILLS, to com municate io you the following Ciire which has recently been performed by, them :—Au Acquaintance , of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced most to a skeleton; and although he had the best metlicat advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing Could - be procured which , seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation tot two years, unable to• follow his profession s ,apd scarcely able to walk or even to stand on hiS legs' ; in hiet no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible for him to recover. Be was advised at last to try .vour Leake's l'ills—be did so, adhering strictly to the dirrelions liven with them. Ile had not taken inlre titan two boxes be tore he found 411 . :k;tcration for the better: this encout - aged hiin to , proceed, and by takir.g a few boxes more-lie found his appetite and sti . ,:ogth gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any inan I know. You are welcome, Sir, to oeforany - person to me for a confirmation , of the above account it it shonld be'doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library-, Fol k stone, THOS. PU'RDAY. July "..0;00 . 5. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, -Taos: TA 111.0 of the Royal College of Surgeon* London, at his llou se, No. 9, New Bridge-street; - Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a pradicepartieularly directed to the Cure of Vene• real, CoMplaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men. of his Profssion should alWays observe, ha. ' flatters hithselt, the advice and assistance he gratuitous' ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, Ist esteemed by a disceming Public, AS an advantage seltiorty to bb obtained, and void of ambiguity. A Ike) - sbld, by his Appointment, for the convenience . thoseliv - ing at a distance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. :VP ban's-street, l'all Mail; 'the TOyshop, Qxtbre street,; Mt. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-streetittillt NIL • 'llixtec's, &Alai-bridge, Edinburgh -• Asir. 11/1 3 .lAonlid's, G lat kow ; Mr. Cailweil's, Dublin; Liverpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester; and by one P6rson in every eonsidc..ratilc Town in Great Britain and I rebind, in . Boxes of only 2S. ' gd. each, sealed up with-full and plain three' tions, whereby persons of either sex may cure tnemselve with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 'IL , Every licixsoin , in Great Britain is sealed up wit? a stain!), on which,-by favour of the Commissioners, is print ed, at the Stamp-office, " T, Ta ti lor, No. 9; Newßridgg street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are Gout/. terfeits. T 1 pr Si' all cv 'III De 1:i of nt re ch to "\ . ) O. BIRII-IS On Friday the 7th.inst. at Weymouth, the Lady of Cap tain Verno❑ Graham, of twins, Sons. On. Monday last, at Sir Hume Popham's, Tetnest Wood, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Vassal!, of a Daughter. On Tuesday morning last, at Winthorpe Grove, ►►Cat Newark ► Nottinghamshire, Mrs. R. Pocklington, ofa Uaugh• on the z4th tilL the-Lady of Majcr Erskine, ,of the 48th Regiment, of a 1346glitei. Lately, at Sheerness, the Lady of . Captain Robert Camp. li - ell, of the Royal Navy, of a Soo. MARI2IIII_ On Tuesday morning, at North Stoneham Church, Hatitt o George Westmacott, Esq. to Miss Anti Kni6htley Seller, of Stoneham Park. _ ' Lately, Chrystoplier Newton, Esq. of Spaldick, Hants, 1 to Miss Brown, of Ounctle. . . . . On the sth inst. Mr. George Yeatherd. of Lori:bury, son of lohn Yeatherd, Esq. of ,ydentiam, Kcnt, to Miss .MarA Ann Hooker, of Hertford. Lately, at the Parish Church of St. George, Botolph. lane, Mr. Anthony Brown, of Pudding-Jane, to Miss Sarah Curling, second daughier of Mr. William Curlint, of Lo_%yer 1 Thames-streets. ' - , WED..' On Monday last, aged 12 years, Miss Charlotte Annesler second daughter of Arthur Annesley, Esq. of Bletchington e Park, Oxfordshire. . The saute day, Miss Noble, eldest daughter of john No- - • ble, Esq. Alderman of Bristol. • On Wednesday, last, at Harewocd, Miss Crace Davison„ youngest daughter of 1,/r, Pavison, M. 1).• On Thursday last, at the house of Richard Ernmott, &sq. in Piccadilly, t4eorgiana Maria, eldest daughter of tire Rev. Thomas Lloyd, of Hertford: • On Friday last; at the Blanquets, near Worcester, Miss Tomkyns, daughter of the late Thomas Toinkylis, Esq. ot . Buckeuhill, Herefordshire. STOCKS, • I DAY. India Stock, India Bonds, Ciecheti: Bills, IS. 35. 2S..Pro Omnium, Imperial 3 per Cent. 6ot Ditto Ann. 9 Cops.tbr Feb. 6e i 6* I