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London, England, 1817-11-21

the poor of the parish of Eshtr, accorditi4 i'dthe
extent and circumstances of their families, by com-
mand of-Prince Leopold. A sad'rever;:e of pro-
spect for' the distressed in this neighbourhood ;
the last 501. that wge, disiiibuted among them ‘vu,s
on the Prineesetharlotte's llirth-day, and whiali
was the.only Birth-day of her Royal
Whitt) had occurred since her residence-here.'

The followitr, is a lis
the Household, hie Mai
Ilarout.sses supporting ti
AUDEN, GRENVILLE, al
others in otiicial situutio!
Funeral :,--
Amhers`, Lord
Arden, Lord and Lady
Avnisi rang, Colonel
Blandford, Marquis of
Boston, Lord and Lady
Batlnirst, Lord
Beresfurd, Lord George •
Bentitick, Lord Charles
Bloomfield, Sir Benjamin
Bathurst, Mr. C.
Canterbury, Archbishop of
Coruwallis, Marquis-
Cholmondeley, Marquis
Castlereagh, Lord
Chchester. Lord •
Coates, Miss
Cartwright. General.
Cooke, Colonel
Cotton, Colorsel •
Canning, Mr. •
Currie, Mr. ".
Delawarr, Lord
Dalton, Colonvl
DucLenfield, Mr.
Ildon, Lord
Ellenhorough, Lord and Lady
Exeter, Bishop of
Gyenville, Lord and Lady
Gordon, Lord William
Grosvenor, General
Greville, Mr.
Head ford, Marquis of
Hertford, Marquis of
Harcourt, Lord . .

t of the Great pflicers of
esty's Almi.sters, and the
te (LadieSliosToN;
111 ELLENBOROUGUI). Lind
us, who attended the late

Harrowby, Lord
'fluke, General
Hammond, General
Howard, Mr. Henry - -
Jocelyn, Lord
.Juste, Baron de.
Keith, Lord • -
London, Bishop of ,
Liverpool, Lord
Lake, Lord
Legge, Sir Arthur
Marlborough, Duke of
Montrose, Dube of. .
Nlutg-rave, Earl
Munster, Count , , • .
Macclesfield, Lord and Lady
Melville, Lord -
Manners, General
Pole, Mr. W.
Radstock, Lady. -
Salisbury, Marquis of .
Somerville, Lord
St. Heletes, Lord
sidmouth, Lord! -
Spencer. Lord Chttrlei
Upton, COlunel
Vernon, Lord , •
I,7aysitta:ti7Mr.
Westmorland, Earl of
Wincla•L;ea, Earl of
Wyn,•ard, General
Watson, Mr.
•
Yarmoath, Lord

LIST OF OFFICERS OF T
London, England, 1817-11-21

PRIESTS

John Medows Bolton, B.A Catherine Hail, Cambridge.
TattOn Brockman, B.A. Oriel College, Oxford.
William Boweti, lett. dim. Bishop of Hereford.
John Chevallier, M.D.
George Elwes Corrie'.B.A. Fellow of Catharine Hall, Cam-
bridge..
John Nelson, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
James Norgate, Carus Cnllege,-(4mbricige.. • .
Samuel Payne, Sidney Ccittege,
Minot Tilt, M.A. Trinity College; Cambridge.
Henry Walker, late.4lMagdahnt College, Canthridge,
London, England, 1817-11-21

MARRIED

At Culzean Castle, on Friday last, Lord Viscount Kinnaird,
son of the Earl of Newburgh, to Lady Margaret Kennedy,
third daughter of the Earl of CaFSI iliS.
Yesterday, at St.Geoi ge's, Hanorer-square, the Res% Henry
Torre, of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Margaret, only
daughter of the late Captain George Mangles. •
London, England, 1817-11-21

MEDICINE.

LOCK AND SURGICAL:DISPENSARY.
His Royal Hig,liness the DUKE of YORK, President.
SUE:GEC/IV—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College,
London.

Govern+was—Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Col.
J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, M. P.
rrHE Royal and Noble rations of the above
I:Nis-1111)1'10N, for the exclusive Treatment of VE-
NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their, daogerous consequences,
in order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se-
lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the
list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief at-
tentiun to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients
under such complaints, to he too often the dupes of illite-
rate Prete.o:ers, who practise on the credulity by imposing,
titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late so
tinmerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his
official duty to caution the by pointing to the List of
the Royal College, published in February ISII-;, as the only
sure guide, and that:no assertion of Persons assuming such
titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanc-
tioned by this List, are to be credited. The annual reports
of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the most
dangerous cases of Strictni es, Debility, and other supposed
incurable affections of the Generative Organs, have been here
radically and successfully treated ; facts which require no
hackneyed testimony of affiiavits to prove, but the most re-
spectable Medical eviderKe. •
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes,
at his, house, 2!, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
where Letters from Town and Country ire to be addressed,
and the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or
sent, to any part of the United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Ob-
servations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be
had at No. 174, Fleet-street, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and
NO. 10, Crown court, bubo.
London, England, 1817-11-21

DIED.

On the 9th inst.•at Broxbourn, Herts, Mies Charlotte Eli-
zabeth Whitechurch, aged 27.
On the 2d instant, at Edinburgh, Gilbert Bertram, Esq.
merchant, Leith.
' At Gibraltar, on the 29th of October, George Bell, youngest
son of the late James Bell, of Coventry-street, in the dlst
year of his age.

LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queen-square; . and published by NV. A•
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South i‘lolton-street, at THE Surs
Office, No. 112, Strand ; where' Advertisements) Orders,
Letters, &e. (post-paid) must be addressed.
London, England, 1817-11-21

WILSON V. DAVIS.

The LORD CHANCELLoa—" This is an appli-
cation made by the plaintiff, a farmer, residing in
Wales, to redeem a mortgage which . the defen-
dant,held. He applied to the defendant, who is
a Solicitor, for a state of the accounts, but could
not get them, and he had therefore very proper-
ly applied by bill to this Court to regain his.
estate. The -defendant, without consulting the
persons who had the superintendance of the
plaintiff's affairs, employed his son, who got the
plaintiff to sign an instrument, by which the writ
of attachinent against the defendant for his Mis-
conduct,was agreed not to be executed for some
time. lam sorry this was done, as it militates
powerfully against the defendant, especially as the
poor unsuspecting plaintiff' has sworn that be did
nit know what he was signing. The defendant
now comes to me to ask me to do away with the
writ of attachment, and grounds the application
on the circumstance of this agreetnent. I must,
however, inform him, that that agreement is
now, done away by an order of this Court. The
Defendant is charged with a gross fraud in the
affidavits of the plaintiff. I shall, therefore, give
him time to reply to.them ; but I shall not in-
terfere furtlwr at present. lam astonished that
it could be thought so careless as to allow any
order of this Court to be frustrated for a fraudu-
lent purpose. Let the defendant reply to the affi-
davits it he can, and till theu lat least shall be
indulgent."

PRIVATE HEARING.-COLEBROOK2 V. LEE.

In open Court, Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, on the
part of Lady Colebrooke, said, the application
was made ta his Lordship respecting the guar-
-dianship of some infant children.
Mr. HART said, a counter-petition had been
presented, which must be necessarily disposed of
first. it was altogether a family dispute, and the
:business could therefore afford no interest to the
'public. He therefore slioul request his Lordship
would hear it in his private room..
The Loan CHANCELLOR had no objection, if
they were all villing that he should do so.
Sir SAME.. ROMILLY said he could have no par-
ticular wish on the subject.
His Lordship then, attended by Sir S. Romilly,
Messrs. Wetherell,•Hart, &c. went to his private
room, and for several hours was occupied in hear-
ing the case. The case has already acquired no
inconsiderable degree of public interest. from the
proceedings in the first Division of the Court of
Session in Scotland, where the five Judges una-
nimously deliv,ered the same judgment respecting
the guardianship of the infants, and also from the
statements which have since been published in the
London Papers. In consequence of the private

hearing occupying so great a part of his Lord-
ship's time, the particulars are nut yet known.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 20.
London, England, 1817-11-21

At the late tlection of.Lotd Reetor'orthe Uni-
versity of Glasgow, there was An eirliiiity of the
nations for the Right Hon. the Earl ofGt,A,oow
and KIRKMAN FINLAY', Ecq. M. P. when the Right
Hon. the Lord Justice Cies k BoYt.r:, the late
Rector, gave his casting vote for I,Urd GLAsGow.
A protest was taken against the regularity of the
proceedings.--(Glasgow Chronicle
London, England, 1817-11-21

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Jay Mr. SOTHVBY, Bookseller, at his House, 145, Strand,
apposite Catherine-street, on MONDAY, November 24,
an,l Three following Days, at Twelve o'Clock,
H E Entiri! LAW and MISCELLANEOUS
LIBRARY of the late C•• ;ARLES BOWMAN, Esq. of
Owls-hill, near Buotingford, Herts.
To he viewed, and Catalogues (price ed.) had at the Place
of Sale.

THE LOTTERY.

NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE,

Zs appointed by the LORDS of the TREASURY for the
COVMENCEMENT of the DRAWING of the STATE
LOTTERY.

an,l J. SIVEWRIGHT take the earliest
ItY • opportunity of informing the. Public, that the Draw-
ing of the sTATE.LOTTERY /which was postponed by Or-
der of Governmen', in consequence of the lamented decease
ti her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte,) will corn-
toence on ITTESDAY NEXT, 25th NOVEMBER.
The Scheme contains SIX Plt'si,S of 20,0001. besides
Other Capitals, and there are More Prizes than Blanks.
...and Shares are Selling in great variety by J. and J.
SIVEWRIGirr,
Coruhill, - 38, Haymarhet,
11, Holborn, And 141, Oxford-street ;
Where in the Last Lottery, No. 2,377, a Prize of 20,0001.
*as Sold in shares.

NeXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, STATE
LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING.

•tHE LORDS of the TREASURY, in con-
sequence of the recent afflicting- Calamity, having by
their Warrant commanded the Postponement of the Drawing.
"f. thg state Lottery, which was to have commenced on the
7th Instant, have now directed it to take place on the above
day.

G. CARROLL, Contractor.

The particulars of the present Lottery are well known. Its
rsierits have secured the approbation of the Public, which will
always attend a Lottery . that possesses More Prizes than
Blanks, and contains besides SIX PRIZES of 20,0001.
It may, perhaps, be as well to observe, that as the Draw-
ing of the Lotttery has been postponed till the vitt; Noe.
those oer,:oos who may purchase before that day will be in
The saito• •nat ion and have the same advantages, as if they
hadpurciii,seed before the 7th Instant, (the original day of
`Drawing- )
TICKETS and SHARES are again on Sale at the Offices of
17; CARIZOLL, the Contractor, 7, CORN HILL, and 26, cc-
roßD-sTREET ; where 7,733, the last Prize of 60,0001. ever
drown, was sold in • Shares.
triar,.._4_, iv
London, England, 1817-11-21

SALE OF ESTATES.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, near CORK and LIMERICK, of
the Annual Rent of NINE THOUSAND POUNDS.
BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
/17 Mr. HENRY PHILLIPS, at the Commercial-buildings,
Dame-street, Dublin, on THURSDAY, I ith December,
at Eleven o'Clock, and following Days, in Lots,
(By Order of the Trusties),
QUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES;
part of the fertile and extensive DOMAIN of the Right
Lion. Lord Viscount COURTFAAY: comprising the several
beriorninatioLs or Farms, called Rallygullein, Kilmoy,Gur-
raties, the Village of Ilahornag-1), Carrugare, Drornadda and
part of the Town .of Attics. Guttnagross Tooradoo, Clash,
Cool, Real, Crattalac, Ballyheley, Dromtrasna, Coolano-
rule, Ballymn! risheen, Coolal;okerry, Killruddane, Bally-
lave, Danganiteg, and •ihanrath, containing upward of
THIRTEEN THOUSAND ACRES

of rich and fertile fattening Dairyand Tillage Laud, esteemed
the most pre,luctive of anv in the Kingdom, with their Farm-
houses and- requisite Out-imildings, eligibly situate contio-n-
-ous to the Post and Market Towns of Newcastle, Rathkeale,
and Chartevil!e,
.situate about twenty Miles from Limerick,
thirty front Cork, and sixty from Waterford : and which Ci-
ties and Towns afford a never-failing Market fur the Produce
of the Estate; let to respectable, residing, and improving
Teetauts, at Bents amounting to nearly
NINE THOUSAND POUNDS A-YEAR.
May be viewed by application to E. Carte, Esq. at the
Mansion-house, Newcastle, where particulars may be had ;
also of the Printers of the Cork, Limerick, Belfast, Water-
ford, Galway, Cadisle, Glasgow, Whitehaven, Matt-
eh-ester, Liverpool, and ;lirewsliory Newspapers; at the
Commereial-buildings; and of E. Tierney, Esq. Fitzwilliam-
street, Dublin; the Inn .at Holyhead; at Messrs. Smith and
tioskins's, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Auction Mart; and at Mr.
Phillips's, 73, New Baird-street, Lo,tdon.
London, England, 1817-08-04

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Dubois and L. Dubois, Church' street, Spitalfields, silk-
manufacturers—T. Greenhalgh, Greenhalgh, and C.
Greenhalgh, Goodge-street, Tottenham-ceurt-road, butchers
—j. Greaves and J. Greaves, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-
spinners—J. Beardmore, jun. J. Beardmore, T. Parker, and
J. Shackle, Wood-street, Cheapside, hosiers—J. H. Jervis
and 'l'. Power, Deritend. Birmingham, brass-founders-4.
-Hulbert and J. Hulbert, Bath, Cabinet-makers—T. Port and
.1. Garthwaite, Brook-street, Fitzroy-square, grocers-.-H. A.,
Fussell and F. Fussell, Statehouse, Gloucestershire, blue
and medley dyers—W. Lingard and J. Lingard, Blackwell,
Derbyshire, farmeri—E. Hellen and T. naxfield, ,Sudbury,
grocers—T. Webb and S. Bas Set, Conduit-street, Hanover-
square, linen-drapers—W. Taylor and It. Rea der,llounds-
ditch, timber-merchants—J. Reston and T. Taylor, Liver-
pool,imoksel lers—F,. Walesby and J. Mason, Louth and Wain-
fleet, Lincolnshire', mercers—R. Powis and W. Powis, Green-
wich, brewers—J. Green and W. Petrie, Martin's-lane, Can-
non-street—B.-Parrfy and E. Ray, Tower-street, auctioneers
—T. Davy, J. Roberts, 11. S. Davy, and W. Mends, Gould-
square, drug-merchants—B. Baker and R. Scott, Nesxcastle-
upon-Tyne, fruit-merchants—T. Curtis and J. Curtis, Le-
man-street, Goodman's-fields,-eorn-dealers—J. Wilson and J.
B. Dew, Cheapside, hosiers--.W. Kent, S. L. Kent, S. Tom-
bins, and R. Williams, Carpenter's Hall, London Wall, 'car-
pet-manufacturers.
London, England, 1817-08-04

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS.

The following Prornotioni and Apvointments
were made by the Admiralty during the last
month

Prto OT 1 N S—Superannuated Commander—Win. Ander-
son (a). tieutinants—Win. Nevill, John Watley.
A rentsPrriti,NT S —Lielatititn/S---CharkS S. Cochrane, to
the Ittussom ; Wm. W. West, ditto ~. Edward Hibbert, Gany-
merle ; Thomas Hastings, Icarus ; J. F. Appleby, Queen
Charlotte; W. J. Mingly, itoyal George Yacht; Finn. W.
IValdegrave, ditto ; Thos. Marshal, Spencer ; Wynne Baird,
Tyiie. MARI N ES. —Cant ainS—H .W. Cress well, Rochefort ;
N. H. English, Spencer;—Second Lleatenant—Edward Capel,
Queen Charlotte. Masters—Rolsert Thompson (2), Blossom;
Ed. Hankin, Icarus ; Josiah Oake, Royal George Yacht; Jos.
Perriam, Tyne. Surgeons—James Wilson (2), Blossom ;,
Pearce Power, Helicon; M. Power, Icarus ; M. Burnside,
Tyne. Assistant-Surgeons—Charles Inches, Blossom; John
Campbell, Brazen ; Jet. Riordan, Florida; Daniel Cain hell,
Icarus; William Watt (2), Racoon ; George Black, Tyne.
Chaplains—Robert Willis, Forth ; Robert Brown, Leander.

CORN-EXCHANGE, AUG. 2.—We had but a
middling supply of Wheat this morning from Essex
and Kent, fine samples of which sold at an ad-
vance of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter; Barley and
Malt is steady ; I'eas have but a dull sale ; Tick

Beans have advanced froi
the Oat trade is rather hr
per quarter higher ; in of
is no alteration.
Foreign Wheat - 501. f.Os.
Fine ditto - - 9.$ . 103 s.
English Wheat - 491. 635.
Fine ditto - - gas. 1002.
Old ditto - - - —s, —s.
Rye
Fine ditto• - -45 i. —s.
Barley - - - - 245: 265.
Fine ditto - -48 s. —s.
Matt
Fine ditto - - 765. 82s.

m Is. to 2s per quarter ;
.isk, and from Is. to 2s.
tiler kinds of Grain there

Fine Grey Pease $O5. —5.
Tick Beans - - - 395. 48s.
Old ditto - 478. 575.
Small Tick Beans 425. 50s.
Old ditto - - - 525. 625.
Feed Oats - • -18 s. 223.
Fine ditto - Yes. 335.
Poland ditto - - Vs. 265.
Fine ditto - - - 354. 443.
Potatoe ditto - - 333.455.
Rape Seed 321. 3111. per last.
Fine Flour - • eSs. 90s.
Seconds - 1109. 1565.

liihitePease (boilers) 505. 525.
Fine ditto - - Ms.
Grey Pease - - 4is. 471.
London, England, 1817-08-04

DIVIDP.NDS.

Afig% 29, S. Shepard, 'Wellington, Salop, banker—Aug.
2G, F. Search, Clerkenwell-zieen, featlir-bed-mannfacturer
—Ang. 26, T. Harris and NV. Henibrey. Market-street, St.
.lances market, butchers—Aug. 26, 'l'. !Metter hod J Bar-
lose, Tunbridge,- Kent, Ininker,—Ang. 27, J. Watton, Toth-
main, Westmorland, dealer—Aug. 26,- T.Henley-in-
Arden, Warwickshire, draper—Aug. 23, W. Dmpe; Ditford.,
on-maker—Aug. to, J. Pywell, Oxford, dealer in lirses-,
Auz. 23; It. Handyn and .1. Chant ler, Bideford, Devorishiee.
hankers—Ang. 26, J. Halinarack, Newcastle-under-Lyne;
mercer—AlN. 26, j. Harvaru, ChiswelLstreet, china-man—
Ang. 23, 'W. Fisher, Ca ni'•:idge, woollen-draper—Aug. 23,
M. Clarke, jun. Colchesttr-street, Savage-gardens, wine-
merchant —Aug. 23, J. Gray, Billiter-sgaare, hardwitrenian
---Aug. 9, L. Cmilie, Winsley-street, St. Mary-le-btine„ seeds-
man —Aug. IG, P. Blackburn, 'lamella pel Dock, Ptymouth,
ship-builder—Aug. 23, C. S. Smith, Clare-street, salesman—
Dec. 6, J. Ashhey, Uoxstead, Hertfordshire, farmer—Sept. 1,
It. Naylor, Cbigwell,, Essex, merehant —Sept. .2, H. Hunt,
Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, money-scriveHer.
CERTIFICATES, AuG 23.

R. Gray, jun. Leeds, merchant—J. Critcbley, Liverpool,
merchant—W. 11. Troutbeck, Minorics, victualler—T. Bar-
low, Appleton, Cheshire, wheel-wright—.J. Cockill, Birstall,
Yorkshire, linen draper—G. Baker, jun.' Stanton Prior,
Bath, Midler—R. James, Hampstead, broker—J. Stokes,
Great Malvern, Worcestershire, hop-merchant—J. Morri-
son, Pentouvillc, merchant—J. Morgan, Bedford-row, scri-
vener.
London, England, 1817-08-04

FROM PENRITH.

A Tann:. Lady near Pewit!), in the Cotttity of Cumberland,
was tong attln:ted with a ( ottsuttipt ion, so deeply that her life
was despaired off; in this situation she was recommended to
Likenr. Solotnuit's Cordial Balm of Gilead, which restored
Ler to perfect health, to tke surprise and joy of her friends
find relations.—Mr. Anthony Soulby, bookseller ; Mr. M.
Thompson, check-manufacturer, Penrith ; and Mr. •Itin-
nerly, at Mr. Fletcher's Printing-Oaice, Chester, have at-
tested the truth of this wonderful Cure.
London, England, 1817-08-04

SCOVM SEQUESTRATIONS.

July 23. David Russel, founder and merchant, 'residing at
Dude Foundry, near Leven, Fifeshire—Creditors meet in
Macnab's Inn, Cupar,'ith and 28th August, at 12.
July 26. Thomas Stewart, can ier between Leith and Glas-
gow, and general agent, residing in Leith—Creditors meet in
the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, sth and 19th
August, at 1.

duly 28. John Rutherford, jun. Merchant-tailor, Kelso—
Creditors meet in Lauder's Inn there, 11th and 25th August,
at 1.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1817-08-04

DUBLIN, AUG. 1.

Sir FRANCIS BURDUTT arrived this morning in
the Union packet; Captain SKINNER The first
visit of this celebrated personage was to New-
gate, where he expt-ct((1 to find Mr. ROGER.
O'CONNoR, against whom a criminal prosecution
is pending ; hut finding that the object of his
enquiry had been forwarded to Trim this morning-,
tinder a strong escort of Dragoons, attended by
Mr. Sheriff' REID, Sir FRANCIS immediately set
out for the same destination.

We feel much pleasure in having it in our power
to ccuumunicate the following letter, which lias
been transmitted to Sir Wx. STAMFR, and which
is so highly creditable to his Corps. The Bar-
rack Corps has been so particularly distinguished
at all times, for its good conduct, discipline, and
public apit it (which we have frequently noticed),
that to make any comment on the present occa-
sion would be unnecessary :
Dublin Castle, July 22, 1817.

Stn,—l am directed by the Lard Lieutenant to transmit
herewith his Excellency's wArrant for iliscoutinuing the de-
tachment ..fthe Barrack Corps of Yeomanry from permanent
duty ()tithe 24th instant.
His Excellency, at the same time, desires me to request,
that you will convey to the Members of that Coco thi. sa-
tisfaction he has received front the alacrity with which they
came forward on this occasion, and his confidence in their
zeal, sit all times, when their services may be required,
I have the honour to be, •
Sir,
Your most obedient humble servant,
iiOBERT PEELC

To Sit William Starner, Bart.,
Captain Commandant, Bar-

rack Yeomanry.
Tuesday night, JOHN BLENNERHASSETT, Esq.
accompanied by two other Gentlemen, and a de-
tachment Of the 20th Dragoons, apprehended,
near Derk, within fifteen miles of Limerick,
Thomas Cleary, charged with the murders of the
Dilions, at Castletown—the prisoner, who has
long eluded justice, was lodged in poi next
morning.

A Lady of Clifton, lately travelling from Paris
to Geneva, with pain beheld multitudes of the
French carrying a pitcher of water, and eating
grass from the meadows.—Let the poor of tlkis
happy land bless the Father of Mercies that they
are not driven to the like extremity.
By the repeal of the Cottage Tax, houses not
having more than four windows, and. not nay;
more than 3/. rent, are to be totally exempted ;
houses having above four windows, and t.,twt.vo,
3/. and 51. of tent, are to he exempted, on a ccr~
tificate of inability to pay the Tax:
London, England, 1817-08-04

YOUNG WATSON'S LETTER.

Our Readers will recollect, that when we al-
hided to the letter inserted in a Morning Paper,
said to have been addressed by this young Rebel
to his Mother, since Ii is' departtire front this Conn.
try, we trrated „it as a mere lubrication, and the
subjoined :mirk justifies. our opinion. Indeed, it
seems probable that he is still in this Comm v,
and that the letter in question was a device to
perplex the scent

" The following note has been addressed by the Captain of
the vessel in which it was said Yount; lVatson had been con-
veyed.to America..-It would not surprise us to find I hit the
whole of- the letter circulated some time ago as from Young
Watson to his Mother, was a fabrication for the pur!,ose of
lulling tie vigiiinee of the Police,and facilitating his ei canal
escane from the place of his concealment :
Litt,—The statement which appeared in the Newspapers
respecting the escape of Young Watson to America. as pas-
senger in the Venus of New York, which co.rmand, and did,
command on the voyage alluded to, is in all respects wrong.
I beg leave to
.inform you, that no such oers, n Young
Watson went out in my ship, the Venus, of New York; nor
do I believe him to hive arrived in America. You will have
the goodness to publish this, in order to contradict the former
mis-statement. I am, Sir, your humble servant,
4 N. SCOVELt., Jun.
Carolina Coffee-house, July 31, 131;.'"
London, England, 1817-08-04

PRICE a

THIS DAY AT Y

3 per Cent. lied. .. 79Iii Bank L. Ann 20 7-16ths
3 per Cent. Cons— ..79H 78 India lionds,...llos. Ills. pr.
4 per Cente .. 964 Exch.lfilk, e4s. 28s. pr.
5 per Ct. N. Ann....103i 10-s Cons. for Account,..

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the week end►ng the aOth day of
July, 181-3 is 476. UV. per cwt.

HIGH WATER Xl' LONDON 13ItIDGF, TO.SIORItOW.
\loruilig, 2 minutes after 7. J 27 niitititv, after 7.
London, England, 1817-08-04

INDIA.

On Friday evenios, a.ebes wave received
overland from Bombay, dated 22d March, which
state that the strong tort of Uattrass had surren-
dered to the force under Colonel AIassHALL. A
Congreve rocket blew up the magazine with a
terrible explosion and loss of lives to the garri-
son. This calamity produced the capture of the
place. The following particulars are copied front
a paper of yesterday:—
" Late on Friday evening overland dispatches
were received at the India-house from the Gover-
nor of Bombay, dated March 22, and commuiii-
eating the important intelligence of the takiwg of
the fortress of HattrasS by the British army. The
circumstances which led to this event were as fol-
low :—A chief, named Rio Doss, had for some
time past manifested a spirit of restlessness and
encroachment towards the British ; and, by tak-
ing possession of this strong fortress, flis hostile
designs against the British possessions bordering
on the Mahratta territories became obvious. Re-
monstrances and explanations proving unsatis-
factory, recourse was had by our Governmet.t to
more effectual measures, by prompt and sigorio.s
military operations. Our army, composed of Bri-
tish and native troopa, immediately took the field,
under the command of Colonel Marshall, an ofiS-
cer of high military reputation. Arrived before
the-place, he summoned it to' surrender ; hut the
enemy, confiding in his strength and means of
defence, refused to capitulate. It was then de-
termined to carry it by storm. A heavy bons•
barthnent was commenced ; and 11P. Congreve
rockets were used with terrthle effect : one .f
which, failing on the magazine., occasi,ned tre-
mendous explosion, accouwa.,ied with t shock
like that of an earthquake. Several of out troops
were thrown to the ground on t- it faces
barks ; but they sustained no imtt...riA! injury. It
was tar other,vise with. h.the garrison of Hatinlsl,,
among whom the explosion causefl iumiruse ha-
voc. Nombers of thvm were dest, (med. oor
loss by the fire of the enemy was inconstdr,abiC.
Courthind was the only officer ‘‘outuled.
The Bombay Governin,an li,sd not received the
official accounts.; but the substance of the
here given ‘Va3 communicated to (hit Goverument
by a private letter, and may, therefore, having
been made the subject of an overland dispatch, he
consideted authemic. The conduct of Scindiab,
in the co:Tntenance he bad given Rio Doss, in his
hostile dispositions towards the British, is much
blamed."
London, England, 1817-11-26

SALES BY AUCTION.

• TO BF 'SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mc. SOTHEBY, BoOkseller, at. his House, '145, StFand,
opposite Catherine-street, on FRIDAY, November 28, and
following lay, at Twelve o'Cloek,
riPHE VALUABLE 'LIBRARY of CHARLES
21.. MILLS, Esq. gone to:the Continent ; together with his
elegant Mahogany Bookcase.—Among- them will be found,
. Basker.4ille's Bible, • red Morocco, gilt leaves; Fontaine Fa-
liks, -4 tom. Paris, 1755--9; Pallas Flora Itossica, 2 Parts,
retroluili ,1784-8 ; Rome and MisedlaneousWorks,
13; vols. ; Statutes at •Large, from Magna Cha eta to 55 Geo.l
.in vols.; Rennell's Mcmoir of a Map of Hindoostan, 1703 ;
Carßile's Topagraphical Dictionarie's of" England, Ireland.,
-Wales, and Scotland, 6, vols. • crevier's Roman Emperors,
10 vols.; .Pope's Works, and Homer, 20 vols. extra, Marbled
leaves, 1760; Cieeronis Opera, notis variorum, 22 tom. in
-vellum; Gentleinan's'Mag-azine, from 1787 to 1806, 40-vols. ;
Philosophical Magazine, from I 708:to 1807,26 vols.;
the Dramatic Works of Shalopeare, Ben Jonsom. Beaumont
and 'Fletcher, Massinger, Cartwright, Dryden, D'Uity, Far-
quhar, Etherege, Lord Lansdowne, Le'e, Otway, Mrs. Behu,
MrS. ,Centlivre, Gay, Hill,. Lino, Smollett, Foote, &c. &e.
To be viewed, and Catalogues (price 6d.) had at the Place
of Sale. .
London, England, 1817-11-26

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

SotrnwAßK, Nov. 24.—00 r Iron Market is ex.•
'ccetlinly (hill, scarcely a sale is rne.ie by apy of
ns ; the prices are nominal, hilt we consider then%
at least IN. per cwt. lower then. they were a ;eW
days back.

Monday night, or early on Tuesday morning,
the ‘varchottse of Mr. William Evans, silk weaver
in Mile end, was broke into, and robbed of pro-
perty to a large amount.

Ou the morning of the 13th lost., about tw,
&clock', in the Palish of Dalton, and county of
Dutnfries,.the residence of ESGLESFZELD SM
Esq. was discovered -to be .on fire.; and before
proper assistance could be procured the whole of
the building was consumed.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, Nov. 35.
Amsterdam
Ditto, at Sight 37 0
Anistei dam
Ditto, at Sight II 7
Rotterdam ll 11 2 Us.
•
Antwerp I I I I Ex.%loue7
Hauiburgh 34 7 if Us.
:Mona
•
Paris, 3 Day's date
Ditto
• 24 60 2 Us.
.
Boardeaux, ditto 24 60
Frankrorton the Main
Madrid
Cadiz
ievillo
Bilboa 37i
Gibraltar
Leghorn
tlenoa... 41:i-I'e nice
Malta ' ..48 ----Naples ' 42f
Palermo
Lisl.on
Oporto. ,
Rio .1 weir()
Dublin... . ..... 81.. ... C0rk..... 8/ per Cent. •
Agio of the Bank on Holland.— . 2 per Cent.
Portugal Gold, in Coin / .4 0 6 per Oz..
Foreign Gold, iu Bars
New Dollar- 1) 5 31„
Silver, in Ears
.1621112,... 0........ • ..,
London, England, 1817-11-26

HA UTON-r;A R DEN.

Yesterday Lawrence Lyon, a Jew pedlar, was
brought up in the custody of Clot les Coo atui
Cussans, Inspectors of Hawkers' Lice!lce6,;
cln tinder the HawLers and Pedlars' Act •xith
hawking spectacles and opera glasses in the neigh-
bourhood of Bow-street, without a licence, ton.
trary to the Statute. The charge being proved;
the prisoner was convicted in the penalty of 10L.
which he paid down, and was discharged.
WORSHIP-STRUEE

ROBBERY IN ADWELLING-Hol:S?. --Ji
a fellow dressed in the first style of taofion„ With
art elegant ring rei his auger, having altoge-
ther
.the appearance of a first-rate 11ondstrect
lounger, was brought up from the watch-hottse,
charged with stealing a man's coat, a pair of
breeches and gaiters, a pair of trousers, and a
waistcoat, two, gowns, a silk shawl, several silk
and cotton handkerchiefs, table cloths, stockirrgs.,
family trinkets, and rarions other articles, in- thi
house of Mr. Frederick Fram,cis Reader, No. 16,
Hackney-road.—Fully committed for trial.
London, England, 1817-11-26

CERTIFICATES, DEC. 16.

E. Wagstaffe, Bridport, Dorsetshire, linen-draper—G,
Alsop. Manchester, dealer, in twist and weft—J. and .I.Lattilt
Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spinners-I'. Nicholls, Bridg•
north, Salop, grocer.

• - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Townson and T., Lansdale, cab net-makers, Napier's-
yard, Silver-street, Gulden-square—J. Waring and M. Laans-
dall, upholsterers, Manchester—T. Wright and Co. drap..rs,
Sheffield-711. Jenkins and P. Rose, Monythusloyne, Mon-
mouth, coal-merchants—A. and -W. logician,. Minster, isle
of Sheppey, Kent, farmers--.T. Williamson and Co. High-
street, Whitechapel, Middlesex, tea-dealers—Behj. Walker
and Wm. Hanirton, West Smithfield Market. beast salesman
Trevethin, and J. Mon-
mouth' iron-faunders—lt Sutton and 'l'. Smith, Hampton
Wick, Middlesex, linen-drapers—j. Baldwin arid A. P. Dun-
kin, Elham-Place, Kent-road, p•tper• bangers—H. Mudge and
M. Parsonage, Piccadilly, dress-makers—S. A. Cntterill and
S. L. Jones, New Brind--street, Thtelfall
CO. Liverpool, wholesale grocers—rhos. Symmone and John
.Irises, Orange-court, .Leicester-sqnare—W. Jones and 3.
Macnaughton, Little Eastcheap„ wine-merchripts-,-1). Moon-
tague and J. Hardie, West-street, West Smithfield, tuap-
manutactucers.
London, England, 1817-11-26

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

The Marquis of Camden, to Lord Braybrook's seat, Audley-
end, Essex ; the Marquis of Salisbury, for his seat, Albo-
rough, Suffolk ; the Earl and Countess of Hardwick, at the
Earl of Mexhorough's seat, Methley Park, Yorkshire, from
Scotland; the Earl and Countess of Jersey, in town, from the
Earl of Essex's seat, Cashiobury eark; the Earl of Lauder-
dale, in town, from General Sir Wm. Houston's seat, Sussex;
Lord Maitland, on a tour; Lord Graves, on a tour;
,Admiral
Sir Charles Pole, for his seat, Hens; Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill,
from Riddlesworth Hall, Norfolk; Mr. Lane Fox, and fa-
mily, for Yorkshire • Sir Hew Dalrymple, Lady and Miss
Hamilton, at Blake's Hotel, from Scotland; the Marquis of
Hartford, for Brighton ; Lord Langford, for Englefield-green ;
the Earl of Carhamptoo, for Surrey; the Duke of Beaufort,
at his seat, Worcester Lodge, from a tour; General Eustace,
from the Continent ; Lord and Lady Ossulston, at Kirkisam's
Hotel, from Walton:
London, England, 1817-11-26

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

Mr GURNEY ntoved fora Ride to shetv cause
kvily a criminal information should nut be filed
against two Justices of the County of Kent,
named Goodenough an.l Jones, for an alleged
ituroper and illegal exercise of tt!e power granted
.11agistrates nt li-ensing public-houses. The
Learn,d Co•rLsel stated, horn the affidavits in
tupport of the motion, that, for a I,:ricul of -10
years, a certain district of-the County of Kent,
comprising Blackheath and Little and Less N ss,
had been played under the jurisdiction of 19 Li-
cen,ing .Magistrates, %Ili() invariably met at the
Mitre Tavern, Greenwich, at the usual period of
the year for licensing Victuallers._ In the last
yeat, the Gentlemen against whom he moved had
attempted, without success, to attract to them-
selves the exclusive privilege of licensing publi-
cans in a portion of this district, by separating a
part of the Hundred of Blackheatb and Less Ness
from the division above named. This attempt wAs
again renewed this year, in dt-fi.....e of the anti)°,
rity of the other Majstrates • of the division, by
issuing a mandate to the High Constable, requir-
ing him to summon the publicans of the exclusive
district. which they claimed to meet the said Jus-
tices at the Lord Moira's I-lead on the very saute
day and hour for which the other 17 liktap,istrates
Itad issued their precepts. -Tin:, proceeding Was
productive of the most. mischievous consetpences,
inasmuch as it prevented the other Mayistrates
from incrtring into email, complaints alleged
against publicans in the exclusive liistrict claimed
by these Justices.
The Court, on the grounds stated by the Learn-
ed Counsel, granted a Rule to spew cause.
London, England, 1817-11-19

IThe Marquis of Taristoek, from his lvmse in Arlingtotr
.street, for Oakley House, Bedford; Sir Charles and Lad)
•
;Hastings, for Dawlish ; the Duke of Bedford, for Tavistock,
- •
Devon ; the Earl of Essex, on s visit to the Marquis• of Sa•
atHatfield ;'Earl of Guildford, on a tour throng!'
IFrance. ' •
London, England, 1817-11-19

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE!).

G. Johnson and it. Pendlebury, Manchester, sewing cotton
inanutaeturers— W. Hayden and J. Havener, Oxford-street,
haberdashers—T. Dexter, F. Bestow, and It Ballard, Lei-
cester, manufacturers of fancy goods—E. Cleaver and W.
Kent, Stratton!, Essex, soap-manufacturers—W. Wilkinson
and W. Jones, .Knights'bridge, painters—J. Ward and J.
Sathers, Barnsley, Yorkshire, innkeepers—W. it. Kemp and
J. Freeman, Newgate-street, dealers—J. Bald aid J. Pi im-
rose, Carse-bridge, near Alloa, North Britain,
distillrrs—
M. Edward's, J. Edwards, and C. Fielder, Bishopsgate-street,
hatters.
London, England, 1817-11-19

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11.4.
%81,

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1817.

From the LONDON GAzErrs‘, Nov. I.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County

of Surrey.
Ist Regiment Royal Surrey Bowen Chat.
lento., Gent. to be Ensign.
Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry—Henry Peters, jun. Gent, to be
Lietitenant;- Sir Henry Bridges, Knt. to be t.;ornet.
Commissions in the Ayrshire Yeomanry Civalry, signed by
the Loid Lieutenant 'of the County of Ayr.
Cornet William Whiteside, to tie Lieutenant, vitt Philip
Whiteside, resigned; Elias Cathcart, Gent. to 1 e cornet,
vice Williarss Whiteside, promoted.
London, England, 1817-11-19

• From the communication of•a.Gentleman who!
left ',Madrid on-the Otli nit. we 'earn, that thei
flying reports copied into some Lon:lon Papers,l
afterwards so amply contradicted, of General!
Allti A having capitulated with the Royalis:s ins
Mexico, had been believed in the Spanish capital,'
and created the greatest joy.----They
,had,. also en.!
loyed the temporary gratification of Moatt.Lo's
'having executed the peremptory orders of the
King, by the capture of the- i,land of Margarita,'
founded-on equally the same, authority. So intf-r-
-rowed has been the cothmuoication of Spain 0
the'Ultra,marine Pi ovinces for. a long time; (hail
,
the former chiefly, knows the state of the latter 41
the London Papers, owing to sonic of which clicyl
were on this occasion So much deluded.
London, England, 1817-11-19

Pitt)VINCIAL JOURNALS.

If the artifices dud sophistry of Party were not
incessantly at work to excite a false pity for the
Cuiplits who lately suffered the punishment they
so well deserved, and to deceive the public mind,
we should forbear at p►esent from touching upon
the subject, but as we have a permanent interest
in that Constitution, .at which the late lamented
Princess might have been the rightful Sovereign,
and tr•ast that it will always be administered by
'her relative Posterity,,we have extracted the fol-
lowing just observations front THE LEICESTER
JOURNAL, and MIDLAND COUNTIES GENERAL AD-
•VERTISER of the 14111
London, England, 1817-11-19

CERTIFICATES, DEC. 9.

M. Baines, Halifax, grocer—•J. Lazarus, Carter-street,
Hounnsaitelt, watebinaker—R. Hughes, isieeding-hart-yard;
Hattur►-gardeir, stable-keeper—R. Cross, Bee-wood, Stafford-
shire, tanner-4. Little Wood, East Greenwich, ropeinaker—
P. Thomas, Hatfield-sweet, Sarre?, sal Drape, Wigton
Cumberland, itiercer-7.1. Robson, Sunderland, grocer-4.
Young, Bristot,' w•oot,rn-dra+per—N. Whiteley, jun. Liver-
coot, userchant-,-B. Gray, J. Gray, it. Wilson, and J. Richard-
son, London, merchants.
London, England, 1817-11-19

QUA RTETTO.

When the ear heard ber, then it blessed her,
And when the eye saw her, it gave witiiess of her.

CHORUS.

She delivered the 'poor that •cried, 6,e fatherless, and
him that had none to help him.
Kindness, meekness; and eiimfort were in hertongue
If there seas any virtue, and if there s any ?raise,
She thought 011 those things. • :

QUARTETTO.

Her Body is buried in peace,

.CIII)TIUS.

Put her Name hveth evermore. Amcn,

Such was the arrangement intcn►led to take,

place at St. Paul's Cathedral, but we lament toil

say we have joist heard, that the people took suet'
•

etiti-re. possession of the thittth iii, ait parts,

climbing . over ;be pews, • breaking windows,

land
displaying
such iudecent cagernesi tto secure

'places, that none of the Dignitaries and Clergy-'

!wen cold(' gain admission, and no service could

possibly be performed:
London, England, 1817-11-19

BIRTHS.

On the lt_th inst. at Woolwich, the Lady of Major Payne,'
Royal' Artillery, of a daughter.
On the 15th inst. the Lady of Major-General Need, of 0
son.

MARRIED.
On Tbursda7 last, R. Blagden, Esq. of Duite-street, St•
James's, to .nss Palmer, of Petworth, Sussex.

DIED.

On Friday last, at Great Torrington, Devon, aged 86, 06
Rev. George Wickey, Rector 'of Martian) Church, in Corte
wall, and Lancras, Devon.

LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTA IRS, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queen•square; and published by W. A'
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Mohon-street, at The
Office, No. 112, Strand; where Adveitisements, Orders/
Letters, &c. (post-paid) must be addressed.

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DIVIDENDS.

Dec. 16, T. Dunn, Durham, merchant—Dec. 10, W. Broom,
Liverpool, dealer-Dee. to, R. 'Anthony, Plymouth,' iron-
monger—Dee. 11, It. Cree, Plyinouik-Dock, linen.draptr—
Dec. 9. 111,', Davison, juu. Heston, corweba miler—Nov. 22, J.
Dowtiall, Dartmoutlistrert, earpenter--Dee. 16, 6, Potter,
eiaring-cross,
.baberdasher—Nov. 25, 'l'. Lister; Hutton-
garden, hardwareman—Dec. 9, J. James, Stratford, Essex,
merchant-1y ov. 25, N. Brooke, Little Russell-street, shoe-
maker—Dec. 10.'1' Jefferson, Wigton. Cumberland, draper—
Dec. 15, D. Watt, Southwick, Durham, shipbuilder—Dee. 27,
J. Greening, Crooked-lane, oiatige-ntercianit--.Fels. 10, H.
Nantes, Waruford-court, merchant--)re. 9, A. Mowbray,
G L. Hollinsworthworth, J. Wetherell, W. Shields, W.Bobil-
too, and W. it, Stokes, Durham, backers—Nov. 29, J. Du
iiois, Brixton, insurance broker—Dec. 13, E. Butt, Bother-
hifne-wall, plumber—Nov. 29, E. Drage, jun. Bennington,
Hertfordshire, farmer—Dec. 16, R. Bracken, 'l'. Williams,
and L. Bracken, Rochdale, Lancashire, timinel,manufactur-
ers—Dec. 9, W. (.balk-, New Saruni, baker—Dec. 20, P. Far-
rington, Wood-street, silk-manufacturer.
London, England, 1817-11-19

MEDICINE.

K The knowledge of a Disease is half its Cnre."—Swrrr.
VIEW Families are wholly exempt from Scor-
butic Affections, so common to the British climate;
which exhibit various symptoms, as Eruptions, Ulceration,
Litss of Appetite, and Dejection, all arising from
Impurity of Blood, Scrofulous or Venereal Taint ; which,
whether from latent or recent infection, is-certain to produce
the greatest injury to the Constitution, and prevent the en-
joyment of health and happiness.
•It is a melancholy, fact, that thousands fall victims to hor-
rid diseases, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men,
who, by an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not
ntrfrequeut y oause those foul ulcerations and blotches which
so often appear on the head, face, mei body, dimness in the
sight, noise lathe ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate gleets,
ttodes on the shin buries, ulcerated sore-threat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken
for other disorders) till at length a general debility and decay
of the Constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a
period to sufferiag mortality.
To remove the cause of these symptoms, the ANTI-IMPE7
tIGINES, or SOLOMON's DROPS, have been found to he
the nu.st safe, speedy, and beneficial, and therefore adapted
to the aged as well its youth of both sexes. They never fail
to remove every species of debility arising from a contami-
nated state of the system. Their effects are mild, safe, and
expeditious—and what renders this Medicine of the greatest
importance, is, it requires no restriction in point of diet, and
no privations to the erdinary avocations in life.
It is well established as a fact, that air impure or serofulons
taint will remain in the habit for years, nay, for genera.
thins, uodiscocered, and will in vade the noblest organs of the
human frame, before the Patient- can be aware of his dan-
ger. The Anti-liapetigines strikes at the root, net at the
branches, and with this peculiar advantage effects a cure
when other Medicines fail.

Sold by Fawn 150, Oxford-street ; Ward,324, Hol-
torn ; Lcigh, 18, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minories.
Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
throughout the Kingdom, anti all other Medicine Venders,
pier I is. a bottle;
,or family bottles, containing four at I Is.
or S3s. on which llt. are saved.—With each bottle is given a
cc pious bill of directions, and select illustrations of the efficacy
of the anti-Impetigines, or which is more commonly denomi-
nated solomon s Drops, the Government label or stamp of
which has the words Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraver)
thereon, to protect those Who buy from the intrusion of coun-
terfeit imitations.
London, England, 1817-11-19

HARVEY V. JACOB.

Mr. SCARLETT sl►etved cause ktainst a rule of
Mr Tindal, calling upon the plain; iii to give 'se-
curity lot costs in this case (which was au action
of as,anit). on the ground that the plaintiff was
convicted eFai now confined on hoard a trat►s-
po►t in l'ortniouth Dock, having been sentenced
to 14 years transportation, on a conviction at the
last s)hl Bailey Sessions for having forged Bank
notes to his possession. The Learned Counsel
submitted that inch security could not, be required
of the plaintiff, inasmuch as any dathage he was
likely to recover would, as a matter of course, go
to the Crown ; and he referred to a case in 2
Taunton, 61, ►where it was heist that the Court
will not compel security for costs on the ground
that the plaintiff is a bankrupt, or :n Newgate ;

Mr. TINDAL being heard in support of his. Rule,
and having referred to several cues analogous to
the preseul,
The Court thought the case was such as to re-
quire such security, and therefore made the Rule
ith.ohrte.
London, England, 1817-11-19

BANKRUPTS.

J. Oliphant, Cuckspur-street, West iniuster, hat-manufacturer,
to surrender Not•. 25, Dec. 6, and .tO, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attornies, Messrs. Nind'aud Cotterilly Throg-
morton-street. _ _ _

J. Mitchell, Titchfield, Southampton, linen-draper, Nor.
28, tR, at eleven, and Dec. .30„ t.t one, at the lied Lion-
' Inn, Freham, soutlitupton. AttoviOes, Messrs. Alex,
'4.,tti Moline, New Inn, Lataion; autl Mr. Pkiltion,
Fareuatu.

R. Oanam, Penzance; Cornwall, merchant, Dec. 10, 11, and
30, at eleven, at the Union 1-jotel, Penzance. Attornies,
Mr. Higinnoor, Scots-yard, Bush-Line, Cannon-street,
London; and 11. Scobell, Penzance. .

J. Marsh, Pilkington, Lancashire, farmer, Dec. 2,.4, and 80,
at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies,
• Robert Bennett, Manchester; and Messrs. Lungdill and
• itiitterOeld, Gray's Inn-square, London.
J. Dyson, Melthant.Mill,, bkhniond.Lury, York, clothiertNov.
28, at six, 29, and Dec. on, at ten, at the itosestrd Crown-
tun. Huddersfield.' -Attornics, Mr. Battyc," Chancery-
' lane, London; and Mr. Cr:island, Huddersfield, York-,
shn e.

G. Oates and G. Oates, jun. merchants, Sheffield, N0v..25;
36, and Dec. 30, at twelve, at the Tontine-Inn, Sheffield.
Attornies, Messrs. Parker and Brown, Sheffield; and
Messrs. blagrave and. Wal!er, Sytnotrsinn, London.
M. i.ya. die, Manchester, paper-dealer, Dec. 3,4, and sO, at
ten, at the Star-Inn, -Manchester.•" Atturnies, Mr. Ralph
Eliis, Chmcery-lane, London; "and Mr. John %Viabier,
Manchester. _

It. Bradford, Bromyard, Hereford, corclwainer, Nov. 27, 28,
and Dec. NO, at eleven, at the Falcon-tine, Bronlard. At-
torney, Mr. I /angerfield, Browyard, and, Mr. Tay.oi, Fea-
_ thevstoae-buildings,

V•clery Bridgman, of Tavistock, Devonsl►ire, money-
scr►rruer, Not•. 44, at ten, Dec. 2, at eleven, and 3d, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attori►ies, Nlessrs. Lambe and Hawke,
Princes-street, Bank. '

J Israel Bralidon, Great Alie-street, merchant', Nor. 25,
Dec. !, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
A nuesle • and Sun, t t t •t 2 op, d ows ret.

J. Smith, it, York, clothier, Nov. 25, at one, Dec. 9.
and 3cY at twelve,-.at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pullen,.
Fore-street, C..ilfegatc.
.1. Old-street, victualler, Nov. 22, Dec. 2, and SO,
at ten, at Guildhall. d'lttorney, Mr. Duncan,
,Gray's-
inn.

H. Hewitt, Sheffield, merchant, Nov. 96, 97, and Dec. XL.
at twelve, at the TQQlinc-Inn, Sheffield. Attornics,
Wake, Sheffield, and Mr. Blakclock,Serjeant's

T. Patterson, Stockport, draper, Dec. 3; 4, and 30, at ten, at
the' Star-Inn, -Manchester. Alto' nies, Messrs. Longdill
arra Butterfield, Gray's-Inn, and Messrs. Divas and Run-
dean, Manchester.