The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-28 00:00:00

MEETINGS* OF CREDITORS.

LONDON LlST.—[From the London Gazette.]
AT TRU COURT Of COMMINSIONSRS OF BANKRUPTS, SASINGUALI-
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STREET, ON MONDAY NEXT.
&Midge, It. Weedon Deck, plumber, to defend An actions . ..... • •

COUNTRY LIST.
Burrell. It. jun. Wakefield, mer. at Sessions-b. Wakefield, '2d exam.
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Cavenagh and Co. Bath and Bristol, bankers, at York-h. Bath, div.
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Coombs, .1. Arelford, victualler. at Omar. Arms, Shartavhary, Ist ex. 11
Cowper, B. Oldham, cotton-spinner, at Star, Manchester. lot
Ferguson, J. Catterlck, scrivener, at George, Catterick. spl.all
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Garside, .1. Manchester, cotton-spinner, at Star, Manchester, Ist as.
Hartley, W. Sheffield, provision-dealer, at Star, Manche.. adj. It. ex. II
Heathtield, M., It., & T., tihef. & Tiverton, cut.... Star, Man. f. div. I
Jones, W. Yedril, grocer, at George, Ilminster, 2d .... • • • •
Old, J. Bridgwater, Innkeeper, at Messrs. Boys. artftwatee, exceutios 11
Petty, G. Bait-try, maltster, at Alessrs. Ilawkaleys, Hawtry, pf. debts I 4
Pigott, W. Norwich, grocer, at Swan, Norwich, adj. last cram...
' Matron, T. Holywell, Flint, Taper-maker, at Star, Manchester, Mr. 1

JIIRTI'S.
On Monday, the 21th inst., the Lady Charlotte Calthorpc, of
a son.
On ete 24th inst., at Culverthorpe, Lincolnshire, the Hon. Mrs.
Henry liandlcy, of a daughter.
On the 26th inst., at Burton.street, Burton.crescent, the lady
of Charles Schultz, Esq. Private Secretary to 11. I. and R. H. t
Grand Duchess Anne Pavlovna, Princess at Orange, of a son.

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MARRIED.
On Monday, the 24:h inst., at St. beat's. Huntingdonshire. by
George Rowley, D.D., Master of University Conege, Oxf
George Lyeke. Eng. to Catherine, daughter of the lte (1%,1ey
Rowley, Eng. of the Priory, near St. Neot'n, Huntingdoanshire.

DIED.
On the 2fith last. at his residence, Mill-hill, Thos. Clark, EF
in the A ear of his age, one of the Magistrates of the county ei
Middles Vex, y
and late of the firm of Clark. Lloyd, and Frenth,

Skinner-street.
At Lambeth, on thc 23d inst., Jonathan Young, Esq. in the
04th year of his age, after a lorg and severe illness.
At Tuiliebol Home, Kinrosa.shire. Lady 31onetelff
wite of the Rev. Sir Henry Moncreiff Wellwectd, Baronet, of Tul-
liebnle. To her family an irreparable loss, and to all who knev
her an object of veneration and love, this excellent woman elietd
• long life of the most active and unwearied benevolence, by a death
of Christian resignation, faith, and hope.
hi+house , at North Britton, in tte
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att.Vr a sum or taut. a o ,„„., „„„.., ......, _„,___ _ _
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so deed of assignment. it was tree, but the bankrupt (Knight) iiTt e Dart of the plaintinit, it appeareu to 111111 1114 l 1,n.: tic.. limit snc suns in a state
lof &Wang 14 intention had heento set honestly in the fulfilment of his .
purchase, and stated that a deb . effected her escape by the asaistance of two or three men who hap. that he should wish to reserve his defnee until the case came be. • long tile ot me most Renee an.....-.......---______ • .
aware to the perfect' m of the
owed a me. Readey. tar part of the agreement of MA. The question was, however, how
tab the defendant (Robertson)
eli tine work, shrill() he ratisfied, paid, or guaranteed by them, tar he (Me. It nherlson) was justified in transferring the publication pened to be passing at the time. fore a Jury. He now availed himself, :however, of alluding to a of Christian resignation, faith, and hope.
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There was sufficient evidence to sustain the charge of assault, vague report which had been circulated of his having embarked for On Tuesday evening, at hiss house, at North Brixton, e, i
of the work to Hunt and Clarke. To him (the Vice-Chance:kr) it
wildnthe-setto nd'n• of the parches mosey (one hundred and twenty and the purchase of the child's clothes was rot denied ; but the America immediately subsequent to the occurrence in Vauxhall MI year of his age, Robert , Esq. His death was tau-%
11 :i ; i p A,) sh. all be pad in Mr. Robertson, as d which Knight and abPPeed that that proceeding had been forced upon thg defendant Ilcbrews were more than a match fur the Gentiles. They ad- Gardens. " That is not the case," added he, " for lam now in by a cancer in the tongue, which had been forming Me !'"e
. ; eg,ney a.,,,tt tey so Maid him. In Inca of iteir exclusive owner- Y the entharrassueld to which he hail been reduced By the con.
duct of the plaint,. . Iss but which conduct had arisen out of the initted all that could be alleged against them ; but took refuge attendance at this office in propria persona." lie certainly intended years, and which he endured with the utmost fortitude% "'eri •
behind a oint of law, from which poshion they could not be dis. to leave England for Lisbon tor the benefit of his health, and with Bell was well known in 6e literary world as the gdirclara
altii the Le rned Goldman stated, that air. Robertson edited
nature of the situation lii which the were laced. Under these cit. lodged, except
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I Mae 'Numb: r only of the work, after the bankrupts had be some the from its commencement in OM, .
y P by their assailant assuming another point of attack. respect to his voyage to America, that would be undertaken at a " The Weekly Despatch,'
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ins•ances he could not grant the injunction prayed for, particularly
'cowards appointed
as They contended that the complainant had been guilty of a trespass future period, for the purpose of relieving the embarrassments into as an active and valuable contributor to several other P.'"---
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I; propeietors of it ; that they had immediately at'
as Editor themselves, and continued, as lie had already stated,u .
topublish it down to the period of t
the , • heir•bankruptcy in
'ter which it was maul trly published for and on account of ,
the pi sirtilia; their as coon
the plaintiffs had I . i taken the law into their own hands by the
the pmene pu 'cation ut the work on their own accoutit.—Motion refused.
-. _ . _ in having gone in on their ground, and argued that she was guilty which he had recently fallen. Nothing, however, should induce publications.
of a felony in attempting to seize the property without legal au- him to quit this country until the charge exhibited against hint was •=_._
[Lori p. investigated, as he considered that he had received provocation of
sh.me..—matters remained in this state until fu a N.ou T.—The workmen of several trades in Dublin Mr. ROGERS, however much he felt inclined to condemn the de. the most gross nature from Mr. Poole.
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have turned out tOr payment o their wages in English money ; fondant's first and last acts—the first for purchasing from a child The Magistrate asked Mr. Llliston whether he was prepared ___ . _ --- ~ lei
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wit a these appeared enotht r Peapg in the literary world, the that ISt they require that the mum who rieeives twenty shillinga of such tender years, and the last for assaulting the parent of that with bail.
exact copies of the ltidt per week, stall now receive twenty shillings English, child—was nevertheless obliged to admit that the charge was unte• Mr. Ellieton replied that he hal come away from home in such Primed at THE BRITISH PRESS Oftee, by J. W. CARLT9N. go•
Strand, and published by It. CANNON, same piece.
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