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-~~-_~ Front the LONDON GA2iTT2, Dec. 16, 1806. ttl'ur:GOice, i 6, id Regiment - of Ural Con Guards, Surgeon lames Strachan, front the 6th Foot, to be - Surgeon; vice Harvey, placed on Half-pay. . . id RegiMent of Dragoons; john Mills; Gent. to be•Coirtet, . by, purchase, vice Sheldon, promoted. 7th "Regiment of Light' Dragoons, Lornet the . Hon. Edward Waltlegrave to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dukin. field, promoted. • • • - Ittli Ditto, Samuel Mitchell Andrews, GeOt, to be COrnet, by purchse, vice Edwards, promoted.' Loth Ditto Corne: Robert : Blades, fol! Half-pay of the iStli Light drtOons, to ne Cornet, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the 7th Foot. - - •• - %ph Ditto, Luke White, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Newman, promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign William Henry Clithe rove tote Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Brunt, who retires. 6th Regiment of. Foot, Assistant -Surgeon Robert Brown, from the 62.il Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Strachan, appoint ed to the ad Dragoon Guards. 9th Ditto, Ensign --- Hunter. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Buderick. promoted in the 6th Garrison Battalion. Rich. Dale, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Hunter. moth Windle, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bolton, pro. mote(' in the 6th Garrison Battalion' • 7tll Dino, Captain Maxwell Close, from Half-pay of the • • actli Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sheridan, who e,,cltAiges. • 18rh Ditto, Quarter-Master:.Serjeant David Aird to•be-Quar ter- Master, vice M•Queen, promoted in the Bth Garrison Battalion. 37th Ditto, lohn 'Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Glover, whose Appointment has not taken • place. 38th Ditto, Edward Evanson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stack, promoted in the Eth Garrison Bat talion. 43d Ditto, Lieutenant James Fergusson to be Captain of a Comptniy. by purchase. vice Kipling, who retires. Ensign - -Thonias Capet to be Lieutenant, vice Fergus Son. Lieu. tenato loon. Pitts to be Adjutant, vice loynt, who resigns theAdjotantcy wily . 47th Div.), Leckie Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without put:_tiase, Vice 0' Re h an, promoted. . 5 0111 Ditto. 8irc,11..11, Geut. to be Ensign, without put. chase, vice Sauriderson, promoted in the gth Garriso4Bat titit:lll. '.( l Dirt- , , Captain Nigel Kinitscote, from the loth Foot, to tr! Major, by putcha•Le, vice Jamieson, who retires. ' • ' 54th Dina, Ensign George Fraser to be Lieutenant, without .purchase, vice lkgle, prormited in- the 9th Garrison Batta lion William Adams, Gent ,to be Ensign, vice Fraser. • both Fitto, Lieutenant F. Reynauld to be Captain of a oin p..e.)•, without purchase, vice Nixon, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign 0 H Clements to be Lintenant. vice Reynauld. •. Pooler, ' Gent. to be l: b e vice Clements. 67th Ditto, Henry Holy, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Steel, promoted in the 9th Garrison Battalion. 69th Ditto, Lieutenant Sotheron B. Mickle‘hwait,.from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by pur chase, v i ce peeves, who retires. Ensign Charles George, Coastabi; from tne eid Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pur. 'thee. vice Austin, promoted in the sth Foot. 74rh Ditto, Robert Fenton Wingate Gent. to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Frederick,. promoted in the 94th toot. 79111 Ditto, Wjor.General John • Murray, from the S4th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Eden, who excliaoges. Joho Macleau,Gent. to be Ensign , with out p uichase, vice ohn 11,1‘Leao, whose Appoiittinept has not taken place. 82d Ditto, L,i.v iid Stephen Marlay, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Pearce, promoted in the gth aarf son Battalion. , - • • 84t! , . Lieutenant -Colonel William Eden, from the 79 •41 t• - .00t,' to be Lieutenailr:Coloiiel, vice Major-General Ni„iray, wlio , excliangcs. 87th Ditto, En William Slade Gully to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M‘Maoon, Who resigns. Richard Corey, Gila. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mat ing, prornotel in the 4to Garrison Battalion. Ralph I ohn s,in, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gully. nth Dian to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Carron, uion,oted in the 9th.G4trisoo Battalion. Both Ditto, Lieuteoant l allies Lowrey . , from the.ad Garrison 1141trilien, tube Lientenant,.. without purchase'. . yid Dail , ., Ensign Allan Nl'Nab.to, be Lieutenant, without purchase, v;ce Gordon, promoted io the eth Garrison. Bat.. • talion. John regor, Gent-. to be Eiisteti, vice WNW): New South %Vales Corps,._Ensigia Cadwallader DraitTu to he Lietnenaot, without purchase. Archibald Bell, 6eiit. to be Ens!gii, vice Dratfen. 4th West India Regiment, Assistant-Surgeon Wm. M`Gin, from the goyals, to be Surgeon, vice Scott, deceased . sth Dttto, Captain W. Toyll, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice O'Conill, app-inted to the 73d Ronal West India Rangers, Serje,int Richard WeHey, from the ColdstreAn Foot Guards, to be Quarter-Master., Wattevitic's Regiment, Lieutenant George Haas to be Cap. taro of a Company,. vice May, promoted. Litsign Chris tian Weisse to be . Lieutenant,_ vice :aas. 4th Garrison Battalion, Second Lieytenant Henry Osborn Doogiaa, irom the 21st Foot, to be Lieutenant Stll . Ditto, Ensign Robert Martin - Leake, trona the 14th Font, to he Lieutenant. 6th Ditto, Ensign George Bolton, from the loth loot, to be 7th Ditto, Ensign Wm. Wharton, from the sth Foot, to be Li.utcn-nt. - gth Ditto. 'lobe Lieutenants —Ensign Walter Pearce, from the 32d Foot. Ensign Morgan Carrol s frown the 86th Foot. Ensign R Saunderson, from the soth hoot. To be Ensign_ Serjeant-Major Cross, from the 83d Foot. To be Adjutant- Lieutenant Donald Urquhart. To be Q darter- klastet—Qqarter-Master Wm. Halliday, from tile ftoyals. . BARRACKS. john Price Warrington, Gent. on tialf.pay as Lieutenant of 9th Foot, to oe a. Deputy barrack.- Master in Great Britain, vice Greentici.l Thomas Peacocke, Gent. to be an Assist ant iiarrack-Master at Malta, wet: Drodibussel i , who re signs. • MF.MORAND,VbiI.• Lieutenant G, T. W W.tliace, of the t sth Light . Dragoons, is super4eded,.heink absent without leave. _ . . The nmiz.rotentip - ncti, Appointtnen6, as stated in the Gazettes of thc zzA St.pt,;lnfier, 'So.}, 18th May tlias, and tsar No foll,owing, have not taken place, viz. -• Raginient of Font, Beauchamp Wlntosh, Gent. to be without puretiasz. 'dines Ormsby, Gent. to be ditto. stivWest India Regiment, Captain Robert Champion, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to ue Major, by purchase. ERRATA:in the Gazettes of the 26th August and 2sth No vember last. zd DraAoon Guards For Mayston, Gant. to be Cornet, &c. read W, T. Mayson, Gent. to be Cornet, &c. 7th Light Dragoons. For Lieutenant Samuel George Duken tiAd to be Captain of a roop, by purchase, vice Chain • pion, read Lieutenant Samuel George' Dukentield to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Tyll, promoted in the sth West India Regiment. Ordnance-Offics, Dec: 15, ISA. cvps 124•al Engineer s. Gentleman Cadet Robert I. Shipley to be Second Lieutenant, vice Yorke, promoted. Dated Dec. 9, 1806. Commissiont signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants. • Bourne Battalion of Volunteer In fantry. Richard Cowdery, 'Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Houle, re. signed. Dated Dec. t, 1836. Southampton Volunteer. Fuzileert. Lieutenant North to he Captain, vice Gunthorpe, resigned. Dated Dec. 1, 1806: tam' Antrim, Gent. tube Second Lieutenant, vice Baker, resigned. Dated as above. _ Ceommissio.te,in the Nantwich Volunteers, signed by the Lord t.Litttenatzt ct C'heihire. Dated Der. zv, 1806. john Etlivard Owen, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Garnett, promoted. Robert Ilarriscin, Gent. to be Lusigh, vice .0 wen, promoted. Coinnrissium in the ist Battalion of Cinque Port Volunteer In•• lantry, sig!ted Gy tke Lord .11:irden. Dated Dec. 1, 1806. To be i.:!aptains-,-First Lieutenant Thos. Pain, vice Thomp son, resigned. First . Lieutenant William Microw, vice tesigned. First Lieutenant Cliirles W. King, vice Suritigcr, resigned. 'To be First Lieutenants—Smand Lieutenant Vim.. Ncales, vice Pain, promoted. Second Lieutenant Geo. W. Grave ncr, vice Microw, proinoted. • r,.Er.oI:IG --- 1L.:Z.L".... - 1 L. V to '3 Sc etU Lieutenanti—Ccorges .inert Gent. vice Car. pi. th AM.: Humphrey Huinpareys, Gent. vice H. WuMU.d. iesigued. • BANK IttlP 7 S. John Endall, late of Oven mon, Chipping-Norton, Oxford shire, carrier, so surienrier. Dec 29, 30, mid,' an. 27, at ele ven, at the White Hart . Inn, Chipping- Norton. Attor. nits, Messrs. Mey rick and liroderip,Ked Lion-square, Lon - don ; or Messrs. Matthews and Corgan, Chipping-Nor ton. loin\ Martin the younger, and Joseph Itussell, Liverpool, ,inerGliants dnd co-partners Jan 6,7, - sod 27, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, co-partners, Attoriii,s, Mr. Windie, lohn-street, Loudon ; or Mr. J. Cukit, LiverpooL john Siinpson, of the Peacock, Gray's Inn-lane, Middlesex, victualler, Dec., 20, 2.3, at ten, and lath 27,, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Dyer's-burlilings, Hol • born. jasepli Goodwin, Manchester, Cotton-nianufaeturer, Dec. 26, lan 6, and 27, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Nlanclies ter. Attoruies, Messrs. Clushyre and Walker, Man chester. tiGilliam Haywood the elder, Marsden, Ydrkshire, cotton sinnher, Dec. 30, 31, and !an, 27, at eleven, at tile Talbot lnn, liradford,Yerkshire. Attortues, Mr. 'Evans, Thavies Inn, London ; ur Mr. Carr, Gotnersal, near Lzeds, York shire. John Woodburne, Lancaster, druggist, Dec. 3s, at five, 31, at eleven, and lan. 27, at dye, at the King's Arms, Lancas ter. Attornies, Mr.' Blakelock, Elm. court, Temple, Lon don ; or Mr: E. Atkiluon, Lancaster. John Croker, Gosport; county of Southampton, ship-chand ler. Dec. 29, at one, 30, at eleven. and lait.'27, at one, at the India Arms, Gospirt. Attorruzs, \lr. Boswell, .Gosport ; or Messrs. Williams and Brooks, I.ondon. fames Milnes junior, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothier, lan. 2,3, and 27, at eleven, at tile Palace lim, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. W. Partington, Manchester ; or Messrs. Edmunds and Son, E xcliequer-0 ince of Pleas, Lincoln's- Inn, London. • DIVIDENDS. lan. 13. losiah Jackson, W4lllarn Lowe, Charles Tohns .11, I,nri,;.s Shutllehuttiam, John Johnson, and James Leigh, •ivlanchester, merchants and co-partners, at eleven, a: the - Star Inn, Nlanenestei. lan. 16. losevli Gibbs, Birmingham, button-maker, at twelve, at the Union "Cavern, Birmingham. Jan. 20. lureiniail Cotner, Pitch...thane, Gloucestershire, clothier, at eleven, at the riing's Arms inn, Stroud, Glou cestershire lan. 30. Matthew Pringle, Walworth, Surrey, flour-faelor, .at ten, at (Juil , .Luli, London. Jan. 30. Richiru Chase Gedge and Anthony illdson,. Isle wortn, Middlesex, calico-printers.. and co.pattners, ct eleven, at Guilithaa, Lonuon. Jan.:4. Richard iaLksOn, Shoe lane, Fleet -street, London, ; smith, at eleven, at Guildliall. ao. John Bateman, Ningston,upon-Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck cavern, }lull,' - - Jan. ao. William Bury, Bu‘klersbury, London, IA archousc. man, at ten, at Gutkludil. lan. ►x, Edward l'arrer, Pudsey, Yorkshire, Clothier, at -eleven, at the White Horse Leeds, ix. Thomas Wrigh.tatan, Arundel, Sussex, vinuiLr, at eleven,at the Crown Inn, Araii.lel. lan. 12, Thom, s I .Arr Yorkshire, cluthier, at eleven, at tne'Whi!. I . Jan. 3.. Frederick Kray, Staiiupe-street, Clarc-market, Ivladdlesex, goldsmith and jeweller, at ten, at Guild- _ . hall. . ... _ jan. 20. Joseph Cox, Gravel-lane, Surr4, carpenter, at ten, ut Guildhall, London. Feb. 3. Henry Loftus liodson, Huntingdon,- merchant, at eleven, at the Younti.in Intl, iiuntinglon. '. Dcc. 24. john 11,i,v0i,,, St. I Ame.'s-street, Westminster, rnercnant, at twelve, at Guiittnall. . Jan. 17. Robert 1-I.os - ,, l‘laidsione, Renty woollen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, ,Lond)a. C k.lt LIF I C AT ES. lan. Fortescue Bate, Vigo-lane, Csolden.square, sex, print-seller. • Solomon Solomonson, New-street, Bishopsgate-street, Lon.. • no,i, merchant. Johti Nevil, Kicictsurne, Lancashlre, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DIS ,OLVED. Richard Fisher German, late of Pemberton Lancaster, coal merchant, and John r Fisher the younger, of Rivington, beer , brewer. une 23, iBO6. • Joseph Curt and John Degex, of the Prince of Wales's col fee- honse, Leicester-place, vintners. Dec. 11,,1866. George Rossiter and 'l'. Tapsell, of Fish-sir:et Hill, wine mer.;hants. Oct.. 17, 1806. john llawksworth and Sam. Adamson, of Middop, York, cornmillers. Dee. 3, 1806. David, Scarborough and John Wilkinson, of Hardshaw, Lan. caster, ciog t ;ers. jam 1, 1806. Thomas Jackson, Sebastian Nash, and Alfred Lloyd, of Man. chester,.caiico-printers. Dec. t:., iBo6. • Thu. Swansborough and R. Reed, of Wisbech St. Peter, Isle of El), stone-mason. Dec. 31, 1803. - George Kitson and john Margetts, of Maiden-lane, Battle'. ' bridge, chemical mandatturers. Nov. s. 1806. Richard IVilson and Beivallin (eaves, of Scout Mill, Ash ton-under-Line, Lancaster, cotton-manuiadurers. Dec. 21, 1805. Mary Dean, Mary Sisson, and Leonorah lagnani, of Duke street, Adelphi, milliners. . tie 2 .iB, 'Sob. •' George Rinks and john Sisson, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancas ter, shopkeepers. 'NOV. zB, •18e6 Benjamin Carr and Thomas Neale, of York, flat-dressers, . sy, 18u6. • John llubbard and john Keen, of -Bethnal-gOen, brewers. Dec. 14, r 806. Timothy Brown, Thomas 'Cobb, and Nehemiah Stokes, of; Lombard-street, bankers, Dec. ri, 1806. R. and B. Ayrey and S. Burn, of Tboley-street, distillers. Dec. 8,180 G• Edward Priestly and- Nathaniel Barnsdall, of Nottingham, raft and timber merchants. Dec. 6, 1805. John Devonshire and Thos. Wood, of Newark upon -Trent, whitesmiths. • June 21, 1806. Thomas Farenden and John Wilcox, of Chichester, iron fouuders. Od. 12, 1805• LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING's BENCH, Drc. z 6. GODSAL V. BOLDEIIO AND OTHERS. This was an aaion upon a policy of insurance, made the 29th November, 18Q3, 'upon the life of the late Minister, Mr. Pitt, for 5001. for seven years. The Defendants pleaded nil debet, and secondly, that the Plaintiff was not interested• in the life of Mr. Pitt; and thirdly, that the Executors of Mr. Pitt paid. the Plaintiff all that Mr: Pitt owed to the:Plaintiffs before the anion was brOught. It was admitted that the Plaintiff had paid the an nual premium of insurance from the time of mak ing it, that Mr. Pitt died at the time stated in the declaration, and-that the Plaintiff, during Mr. Pitt's . life, and at his death, was a creditor to the amount of i 0001. ; and the Defendants \ also paid' 311. into Court. The defence was that, by the A& of Parliament with respect to insurances, no . insurance was lawful where the party had not an interest ; and that as the Plaintiff had received 11091. of Mr. Pitt's Executors alter his decease, he ceased to be interested in the event of hig death, But it appeared that the Plain-. tiff was not paid interest upon his debt by the. Exe cutors,. to - which he was entitled, and also that tllO Defendants, on being first-applied to; promised to pay in three months. - It was therefore agreed, after some discussion, of the law, that, as-it appeared froM the case of Dwyer v. Edey, that the interest of a creditor was insurable upon a life policy, or the debtor's life, a verdiEt should be taken upon the issue of nil del'et, and also the. second issue for the Plaintiff, subject to be altered if the Court should be of opinion that, by the subsequent circumstances, the Plaintiff was not entitled to recover. It was further arguel, that the . . LON DON : Printed by R I CH rt HA Riess, of No. 4, Martlett.courr, Bow,..street • and published by wii.LiAm ARMIGER SCRIPP, of South Moltott.street, Crosvenor.sywei the SUN-OFFICE, No. ut),, Straud ; where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), mast be addressed, tiLlu , . '7 payment of 3 11. into Court, admitted that the Plain tiff hail some interest beyond the summa--by , the li.KecutOrs of Mr. Pitt. •A verdi& was, however,, • taken for the Defendant upon that issne, stibje6t to 'be altered' by the Court if they shall be of opinion that such admission must be inferred from the pay ment of the money into Court. The whole case, therefore, is reserved as a point of law for the Court of King's Bench to determine. HARWOOD V. HARWOOD.. was an issue from the Conti of Chancery, to try whether the Defendant had given any, and what, consideration, for 3 . 7001. in Exchequer Bills, to the Plaintiff, in the year 1801. Mr. GARROW, in opening the'case on the part of the Plaintiff, requested that the parties shonld be ordered out of Court before he proceeded; this pre liminary being acquiesced in, he said, that he never felt mere pain than he did in laying this case `before the Court and Jury. It Might be ObSeryed, that the parties.were of the same name, but it - was me lancholy to know that they were mother. against son ; and the property now in question was all that remained, of the wreck 'of the poor Woman's fortune, which she had been by' her industry accu e mulating for 'years, and all . , fOr this Defendant; her son and only child. Hiving stated the nature of the issue, - he obserVed, that from the nature of this case, the Lord Chancellor' had dire&ed, that the parties theinselees . shotild be examined' upon the trial. The objeCt of the Plaintiff was not .0 op press this young man, but 'to protect - Mai against himself, and against those whose object was to rain him. The Plaintiff's husband had been a resped able milliner-, residing at Cambridgee's who died several years ago., leaving—the present Plaintitl; his: widow, and the Defendant, an only child. 'His property, - at the time of his death, did not amount to more than between 4 arid 5001. but Mrs. Harwood continued the business, and in• the course of time, amassed some thousands. She gave this son the best .edUcation possible, entered. him at the University, and afterwards as a student. of Lincoln's-Inn, in- , 'tending that he should - be -called to the ,Bar. All , b ; this time she supplied - him amply with money, and when he was near coming .Of age, she transferred some stock from her own name to his, thereby put ing it wholly out of her own - power. In some cases, as in,thepresent, it was uefOrtunate to have so good a parentefor this young man instantlYembarked in a trade of the most ridiculous nature. He fell in with. two persons of the names of 0— and H—, who pretended they had •found out a method of making old parchment new again : and the event of this, 'speculation was, that all, h'.s money very naturally. went for nothing. Having then got a fresh sup ply from - his mother, he took - a house near the Strand, which he furnished, and let out in lodgings, but this projekt also failed ; and from his driving about in hackney-coaches, and spending his money in the most extravagant way, he became affeaed in .his mind; Dr. Monro was'consulteJ, and it was found abiolutely necessary that he Should be kept ;n a state of restraint for some time. His mother gave up her business, left Cambridge, 'and came to reside in London, that she might be near him, in order tgl take care of him. About that time a person of the. name of Mordecai brought anions against her and another person, for a libel; and it being suggested to her, that it was possible he might recover large 4 damages against her, in order to peeserve the little property she had left, she sold out of the funds; and vested it in Exchequer Bills, which were ulti e mutely lodged in the hands of her bleker's : banker, with direetions to be delivered only to her, or her order. When the Defendant had recovered, and Was again set at liberty, he applied to his mother to lend him the Exchequer Bills ici question, idorder, a 5 he asserted, to purchase Oninium on her account, .which, he persuaded her, he could turn thelioney, to more advantage. She accordingly delivered them over to him e but no pet - Son was present at the time, and the agreement between them was wholly Made by themselves alone, so' that it could be only ascertained froM their evidence: It was'upon these tondiiions she handed over the property to him, never having received.' any consideration whatever for it. It was afterwards discovered, .that he made no purchase of otnnium, or any thing ' else, on her account ; and when applied to, to return them, he was not inclined to give them up. The proceeds of these Exchequer Bills came into the hands of a Mr. Wheeler,. a broker ; and Mrs: Ear ! wood having consulted Mr. Taylor, a .respectable' Attorney, he thought the best thing to be done for. ' • all parties, was to attach the property in. Wheeler's hands in the Mayor's Court. It was competent for the Defendant to come in there, and claim it as his property ; but hepreferred. going to gaol, by which means the proceedings in the Mayor's Court were defeated. He then brought an a&ion i against Wheeler, who found bail ; and, in consequence ,of this, the present suit in Chancery was instituted, for the restitution of the property in question. From 1 the nature of the transaction, there ndtbeing a third person. present, Mrs. Harwtiod (the,..l.earue.d. Coun sel continued) would speak positively to the fa&s, and would be so far corroborated by the Lady in whose house she lodged, as to the Defendant's ac knowledgment of having got those bills into his pos session ; which was accompanied by a declaration unfit to be used by a child towards a parent, that he had now got all he.wanted, , his mother might go to the parish, as he never meant to give her one farthing of the proceeds. After some further observations from the Learned COunsel, these faets were nearly all proved by Mr. Cockshill, the Plaintiff's Broker, Mrs. Watkins, with whom she lodged, and the Plaintiff herself. • Sir VICARY GIBBS, for the Defendant, in the commencement of an able address to the Jury, ex patiated upon the painful duty he had to perform, and assured the Court that he did not mean to make any harsh observations upon any of the parties. He adverted to the whole of the case, as proved on the part of the Plaintiff, particularly the evidence of Mrs. Harwood herself; from which he concluded, that if she had spoken the truth, it was impossible to be lieve she could have trusted her son with the property she now sought to recover. Mr. Joseph Harwood, the Defendant, was then sworn and examined. He gave a most extraor dinary account of his various dealings in trade and money traosaetions, and spoke of thousand, which he had st his banker's, in the hands, of his - leather fatior, and some hidden in his closet. He swore positively that he 'gave full and valu able' consideration to his mother for . the Ex-- chequer Bills in question, .in Bank-notes. But he • could not refer to any particula dates or . Uum hers of the notes, he kept no books, nor any menio randa of his money dealings, so as to trace his bank-notes to the source and after undergoing a very long and able c ross-examination, by Mr. GAINKow, in the course of which he could not state any' material particular as -to datee-or slim; and not pre clueing any documeni from his bankers; faaors, or others, Lord ELLENBOROUGIi told the Jury there coula scarcely be . a -doubt upon the Matter and a ver dia was immediately found for the:Plaintiff. • BIRTHS. On Stinday list, the. Lady of Edward Busk, Esq. of fohtt. street, Bedford-row, Pit a Son. , The same day, at Southwood- - House, near Ramsgate; Lady of Charles B. Cotton, Esq. of a Son. On Tuesday the gilt inst . . in sackville-street, Mrs. Gam bier; of a Son. On Sunday last, at -House,Ramridge Hants, the Lady of John Hamiltbn, Esq. of the Island of Tobago, ut a Son, and eir. The same day, Mrs. BeaUmont, of the "Theatre Royal; Aberdeen, ofa Daughter. • MAR R lED. . Yesterday, at _St. Anne's Church, Soho, Mr. John .Kant, of'Abingtvny to Miss Smith, of Princes- - street, Soho. 'I3IED On Sunday last, stuldenl,, at his . house in Crown-stret,. Thomas Marsh', Esq: • On Monday last .Andrew . Danzel, AI. M. F. R.S-. f.eitin- . 'Processor ol 7 Gre:k.'itt the llniv:rsity of Edinbizult On the 13th inst. .aged 67 years, Mrs. l'oussett, Ade of l'eter Youss,:tt, Esq. 01'61 - ova-place, Hackney - , and read of the late W. Jordan, Esq of EdMhliton. " PRicp OF STO(_*.l •YESILRDAY. • Bank Stock, 21.74 Navy x: ihr lep,ne„.trr Cel, ? n shut B9 4 per Lent: 77 3 per Cent. Run. i 9 ti a 59 ; per Cent. Con shut hank 1.. Ann. 14 I Ditto Short Aim. India Stock, India Bonds, is. 3s. pr. Exchequer Bilis,• par, 3s. pit, Onmium, per Cent. Deferred, Imperial 3 per cent,. 57 ; . Ditto Ana. 7 r 3 • if.tlis Con. fig - Opening, 6o.ii Inca OrATtit AT LON WON BIIIJC TO-N10R... Morning,. 8 mite. after 8. z Afternoon, 31 inin. after 8. Ste,. ,- lictinburtl4 Nov. 24, ig,6. T AM anxious that you shoUld make nay Cacti 1. public, that persons in similar circuritstances rr.ay hay.t recourse to the,same Remedy by which I have been happily restored front a most alarming state of weakneiS to petted. health. . Inconsequence of a Nervous Complaint, I was rerlncei to such a state of debility as to prevent me from ink:nib - 4 my usual, business, being scarcely-able to walk.. - Among . many other disagreeable symptoms that ariiiaed me; Nv.is,' a violent pain in the strgnach, and great depression of spirits,. Although a'yOung' Irvin, little hope was entertained of :ny recovery. In this miserable situation I had recourse to your Cordial . Balm of Gilead, which was purchased of Mr. An. drew Smith, No. 38, North Bridge, tour Agent in this City, •to whom reference may be.. , had, _ by ' any person,desn - Ons nr being satisfied respeding nay Case. 'By the use of this e'%— cellent Medicine I was enabled in the course of a fs...w (Lois. to resume ink employment ; and by continuing it have beers completely restored to my usual he ilth —so that to--yeur Medicine alone, und-zr Divine Providence, I attribute rite preservation Of my hie. Me-rstt. Smith and • A - ktitsr-r.nik, DraperS, North Bridge, will also give every, necessary sans• faction respelling toy happy recovery. Lccept, tteretOO.-, oh iny.gratetii thanks ; and believe me to be, with resooct. Sir, your most obedient Servant, JOHN SI-10 RA'. To Dr. Solomon..Gilead-Hause, near Liverpool. Prepared by Dr, Solomon, Gilead-tlOuse, near Livc , rpo-)1, in t s. 6d. and 13s..Bottles ; the Aritev . curatarti'foLa of tti_ former, by which the purchaser saves nine E very , genuine Bottle has a'StAnto which boars the Proprietor's narn? .and address, " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," to irnit,de ~ti Moir is felony. Double . pp4tage 4;a11, letters tonr. l.SoloMon, Liverpool, llV!st be pail. ai> f d his Fee, tas. 6d. inclosed. ; Sold at Mathews and Leign, 18, Strand, and :n . ; s! Booksellers rurd Medicine Venders in the United To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • ' . . _ No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured sir, Edinburgh, March 'ger: IBEG .leave to inforth . yOti . that ever sine.. the ii . 'year i7e , e, 1 have been afflicted , with the L nee Veit._ rear- .re4iStine Atyery criiirse of ' Mehlcine prescribed by most erninnit of the lacelry nere, and undergoing several severe courses or salivatiane and twice discharged front the Hospital. with little relief, • would appear to be of the most inveterate :nature. spring ot lase year my disorder had, got to such a head,,-as e nearly to put a-period to• my existence-1- had 'a on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and •my legs were hi - Lice but in a frightful :Wanner; my wAs dread fully painful, and had r been in a state of ulee e nitionefordlic last seven years ; toy left had alSo two large nodes on it. was very. much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed; as ifearly to de prive nit of rest ; in this. lamentable state, I was reedert. e mended .by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them .here), to. Jake - your . ..Leal:es - Patent Fils. which I began to ,do on the eCith or May.; in tOir. course of - a fortnight, 1 began -to receive benefit--iir little more - than a month, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed—Soon after, the sores On - My - 164 - hezif:sl also; leaving, 'however, ethundeeable discolonration in the • skin, and pant, in the bone of the 'lett, which,, by the Iles. sing of God, and a ii ctle.longereperseverance in Yo.eThea-• luable Medicine, subsided; t i ne nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains - ereattally going On: 1 thus became,. by your liberal. adv'ce.aud divine, perfeetly free from ail my turner compilinis have recovered my former spirits arid strength, trod _lin he cope, jo4yalui fat, in which state r , :ingeontiiiiiz,i roany months to the astOnislimeot of all woo knew me, 1 44.:!1 '- at a loss in what termsdo express my gratitude, hilt beg for. the 'good of other suffering rrionals, to Make this tny case as public as possible, as 1 shall on -every oee.tiiinee in so doing, - you will greatly oblige, Sir, :ynur grateful, obedient, very humble servant, e ALEX, : ati d E ' Swan's 'Close, Hire-street, Edinburgh. • IVitIICSSCS to the above Lore 1011 N THOMPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and lons NTOSH, Old:ASSenthly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,. Ttiom ASTLY Lox, Nlember Of the Royal Cnliege of Sur e geniis, at his House, No., g, New - Bridge-street, Lori loret • where, after a constant residence of more than thirte-sil years, in a practice particularly directed to the 'env- et Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the l'Ar , s di - Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which le' fis oft' e , his profession should always observe in such eases, he, natters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuittr,ty• administers to persons taking this Medicine, r.: esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Albans -street, Pali-Mall ; the Teyshop, No. tee, Ox. ford-street; Mr. Visborough's, No. 7, I. ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little T hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac. donad, Glasgow ; Mz Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one pens n in every considerable town in Great Britain Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gill each, sealed up witti tull and plain directions, whereby persons 63 t either sex may. dare themselves with, ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. t .N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is seated iti; wltt a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cominissioners is print f, at the Stamp Olfice—" I'. Taylor, No, g„ New 14ridge-street;"-Ltohmitate which is Felony, and ail oshets arc Counterfeits. -