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London, England, 1808-03-21 00:00:00

lame vYnitenesn. iate,ot 13u ton.tc.Maors, Lancashire, hater, •
hlareli 30, 3t, and 4kpriL 3.1,1 at tire; Ot•the Bridge:v.-act
Arms, Moncriester. Attornies, hlcuairs...P. Hurd, Teinkle,
London"; or Mr. Law, Manchester.
Ldwaid elaypble, of Chatham, Kent,' shopkeeper, March
• 22, April, rk and 30. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
tonnes; -Messrs. and W. Nettleshipp, G rocers% ial 1 ,
Poultry.
Joseph Armson, of Eyton, Salop, miller, April 18, at five,
19, and 30, at eleven, at the lerilingliant Arms, Sliitliiall,
Jimmies; Mr. Smith, Wolverhampton ; ur
Messrs._ Price and Williams, Lincoln's-Inn London.
I olut,Palmer, of Canterbury, Kent, tailor addraper, April
11,12, atl43oial teni at theGuildhall,Canterbury.
Mr. Reynolds, knikstorie, Kent; or Mr..jackson, ta) 's.
lan,- London.
Thomas V inn, of Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London,
dealer, Nlarch 22, at eleven, z 9, and April p,atten, at
Attormty, Mr. A. L. Sorel, urrey-street
Strand.
Charles Boucher, of Southampton-row, BlOontsbury, Mitt.
dlesex, bookseller, April 9, at eleven, 16, at twelve, aid
30, at eleven, Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Watkins and
Cowper, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's lini.
.• r
John Tor»linson and Charles "fonitinsim, of Chester,
brewers and vinegar-makers, April r 3, 2.9,, and 3a, at ele-
ven, at the lied. Bull, Chester. Attornies, Messrs.
Potts, Leche, and Potts, Chester.
Thancts Crockett, late of Oxford, dealer, March 28, 29, and
AFA 29, at eleven„,at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Atturnies,
Mr. 'l2Obinson, QxtOrd; or Messrs. •Rose and Manuings,
Gray's:lnn-square, London.
Henry All rows, ut Canterbury, seedsman; April It, It, and
3a, at eleven, vlio Guildhall,- Canterbury. .Aftornies,
Messrs. 11.011ersole mid Portal, EsSex,stlect;Strand, London;
or Mr. Rummer, Canterbury. '
David 'llicintoson Myers, late of Stamford, Lincolnshire,
draper, April g, 6, and 30, at eleven .at the Georgeinn, St.
Martin's, StainfOrd-Baron, Northamptonshire. Attornies,
Mr. EdWards, jun. Spalding;' or Messrs. Johnson and
Cashel!, G ray's- I nit, L.,0.110n.
Samuel Spencer, late of haeter, spirit-merchant, March 3a,
31, and April 30, at five, at the Spread Eagle, Manches-
ter. Attornie ,s Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, Lon-
don; or Mr. Danie 4 Manchester.
DIVIDZNIAS:

May 24. William Thompson, of Dein-street, Southwark,
and Ebenezer Leadheater, of Moor-place, Lambeth,
Surrey, merchants, at one, at Guildhall, London.
April 23: Thomas Hughes, of Norfolk-itreet, Strand, Lon.
don, wine-merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
April 23. Thomas Grover, of 'Kingston-upon-Thanlef,
Surrey, poat-master. at one, at Guildhall, London.
April 23. Benjamin Clissold, of Smith's-rents, St. joh9-
street, Middlesex, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall.
April s 9. W illiam Beach, of Ludlow, Salop, mercer, at
eleven, at the George tan, Bewdley.
April Ir. Thomas Pilcher, late of Holy-Cross Westgate,
Canterbury, wheelwright, at twelve, at the Guildhall,
Canterbury.
April 9. Samuel Cartwright, of Maiden-lane, Wood-street,
London, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 9. Anthony Thomas, of Duke-street, St. Tarries's,
Westrnii.iter, leather-manufaaurer, at ten, at Guild-
hall.
April .16. Joseph Stevens, of Gravesend, Kent, linen-draper,
. at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 9. Robert Gibbs, of Whitecteis-alley, Moorfieldt,
Middlesex, chart-mater, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 23. Thomas Bradshaw, of fit. Martirea-le-Grand.
Westminster, shoemaker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 16, William Benson, late of Twickenham, Middlesex,
inaltster, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May 3. Clichton Home, of Poland-street. Ratelifle:High-
way, Middlesex, glassmaker, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 19. Henry Shepard, late of Cambridee, wine and liquor-
merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
April is. John Williams, of *Leigh, Lancashire,
,cabinet-,
maker, at twelve, at the Red Lion ion, Preston.
April 9. john Carr, of Bishopweremouth, Durbani, joiner
and cabinet maker, at one, at the Bridge Inn, Iliahopwere-
mouth.

April 29 Richard Clitr, of Little Bolton, Lancashire, mus-
lin-inAnufacturer, at clevch, at the Higher Ni,g's Head
lnn, Bolton-Ic•Moors.

CERTIFIC'ATES.

April 9. john Davies, of Cardigan, Glamorganshire, builder.
John Townley, of Boston, Lincolnshire,. bookseller.
Benjamin Harm', of Saildieworth. Yorkshire, tuanufadurer.
William Russell Watts, of Bristol, grocer.
Robert Lomas, of Sioaport, Cheshire, cotton-spinner.
lames Parnell, of Deal, Kent, innkeeper.
Win. Winter, jun. of Illacktriaes-road," Surrey, painter and
glazier.
Win. Grimaldi, of Old Bond-street, Middlesex, analoneer.
Emanuel Isaac Samuels, of Prescott-street, coodnues•
fields, Middlesex, merchant. •
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLPED.

John' Stoddart and Nicholas Mustelle, Deptford.
ohn Benner and Colin l'olj,lase, letter-press and Copper.
plate printers, Bristol.
loseph Basing and lohn Neale, druggists, Speenbarnland,
Berks. .

Ralph Tinsley, lohn Dagfish, and Aaron Stock, of Wigan,
cotton-spinners.
john 1-14naan and lohn Kemp, Westl'ognmouth, Devon.
ohn Kemp, Samuel Henley, and Fleury Hayman, Teign.
mouth, Devon.
Henry Cutler, lohn Anent and lames Macnaughton, Cleat
Queen-street, Lincoin'S•ittn.fields, ironmongers.
Edward IVait and George Welsh, Oxford-alai Ler, boot and
stv.c.makers._

de-orge King, WM. Gilbert, and Samuel Timbrell, St. Ann's
Wharf, klarefield; near Uxbridge, lime burners;
Sttift, Inim Stuart, and I&m %Veda, Glasgo►v.
"I'hutn►is Andrew, sea. Thomas Andrew, jun. Ge►rge ,fit►.
dr,lw, and Littlewood Andrew, Maricliester,
tact:::ers.

Lawrence Riley and John Coulthurst, liacud, Lancaster, ca-
lico-printers.
Quarks Burris, Roger Harries, and Cabe! Itoope, Oporto.
lames t. tstutr and Micha el H unt,S.tiford„ Lancaster, farriers,
aIIICS Edmunds attd Ti10111:13 Hammond, Hatton-garden,

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Attornies.
Win. Wright, Aldennanbury, London, and Wm. lyre, Not.
tingham,,lade-manufaCturers.

HOME CIRCUIT.

I'd A iDSTON !s! li:la.;.lt 17.

CIVIL SIDE.

SIIIRNER V. TUANTER.

Tpis east: was triesi by a Spacial Jury.
Ries PITcAtuN statedjjt was an action to recover
A compensation in damages, fora. malicious nrwucti-
-6011.
I. I

Mr. (3 ARROW, as leading Counsel for, the Plaintiff,
tated,lhat, it was one of, the 11106 t aggravated case
for which a Plaintiff coul',o demand reparation from
the hands of a P.), .: mastnuch as the maticiona
cond,ueit of thpetendal.ll. might have subjeiited the
pi„iota tirene. most, rlous consequences: He
then &laded the eircumst nes •of the case. as fol•
laws ir---Some old build;;Llgs
,having been pulled
dow.,'; at Greenwich, the Old materials were sold in
lots, which the buyers wete to carry away ;• a dis-
pute arose as to some of the old timbers,.
,and in
consequence of that Oispve the timber, was sot ized
to remain for a consideritble time, lying in the road
near the church-yard. 'The Churchwardens consi-
dering .it as a nuisance where it lay, applied to the
Plaintiff, who, was a sespe&able coal and timber-
merchant at Greenwich, and desired him to take it
away: he sent .his,. team of horses, and publicly
dragged it into his own timber-yard. The Defend-
ant, who was a broker, also residing at Greenwich,
having some claith on the timber, about three weeks
after Wards appliedto the Magistrates fora Warrant
against the 'Plaintiff for a felony, and desired 'he
plight have it granted immediately, as he said the
Plaintiff would otherwise abscOnd. On this retire,
sentation the warrant was granted for the Plaintiff to
appear. two hbOrs afterwards betbre a Bench of Ma-
gistrates ; he did appear, and, when the complaint