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Kent, surgeon and !henry, dialer end daft .an, Yuri 9, IA;
and August 13, ast dee, at Culla:II, Londoa Atton:fey, Mr.
Laosdown, No.l f nner Temple-lane, Load* I.
William Pugh, of 1. achylleth, Montronteryshire, shopkeeper,
August ,l, g, Ind I at one, at the Globe *raven), Liverpool.
Anorak', Mr. On,ed, Ltverpool ; or Mes-..n. Cooper and
Lowe, Southampton-buildings, London.
'Luke Harrison, of Wavertree, near Liverpool, Lancashire; joiner,
builder, elealer aid ctiapmass August 1,2, and 13, at eleven,
at the George Inn, Liverpool; Attends, Mr. Forrest, Liver-
pool; or Mr. NVindle, John-street, Bedford-rate, London.
William Ham and' illiam Aust, of Crnecross.oneet, Middlesex,
brass-founden and pump and engine maker., dealers, chapman,
and copartners, July 9, 12, and August IS, at ten, at Guildhall:
Anoraks, Messrs. Ellison and Dawson, Whitt-Hart-court,
Lombard-street, London.
William Corbin Ball of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, baker,
dealer and chapman, July 20, at five, July SO, and August 13,
▪ eleven, at the lerninglsam.Anns, Shirttail Attomies, Mr.
Edward Biddle, of tVolverhampton ; or Mr. Charles Williams,
of Staple Inn, London.
William Bradbury, late of Dolefield, in Saddkneorth, Yorkshire,
but now of Small-Bridge, within the Township of Hunders-
field, parish bf Rochdale, Lancashire' woollen-clothier, July 15,
August 2, add 20, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Rochdale.—
. Anomie', Messrs. Shephard and Adllngtou, No. 1, Bedford-
row, London ; or Mr. Mine, Rochdale.
Samuel Jacob, of Portsea, Hants, slopseller, dealer and Chapman,
July 5, 19, and August IS, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—
' Attorney, Mr. Isaac", Great George-street, Miobries.
John James Secretan, of Winchester-street, London, Insuraneo•
broker, dealer and chapman, Jyly 9, 16, and Augusts 13, at ten, I
at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Pearce, Dixon, and Allen,
Paternoster-row, London.
George Newcomb, now or late of Bath, jeweller, denier and chap-
man, July 9, 19., and Augunls at twelve, ar GuildhailLondon.
Attorney, Mr. Junes Hurst, Lad-lane, London.
Nathan Davis, of No. 8, Micknesex Thee, Lisson-Green, Pad-
dington, Middlesex, dealer and chapman, July 3, at one, July
11, at twelve, and August 13, It ten at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Keys, No. 10, Somerset-street, ,
Aldgate.
DIVIDENDS.
July 4. Richard Dyer, of Bath, Somerset, cornfaetor and Inn-
keeper, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath.
July 5. John East, of Prince's-street, Soho, Middlesex, uphol-
sterer, at one; at Guildhall, London.
July 5. John Somerville, of Cry-lane, Load" cabinet-
maker at one, at Guildhall.
July 5. 'John Bowman, of Water-lane, London, brandy-mer-
chant, at eleven, at GulldhalL
July s. John Pansson and lames Gatdlner, of Clem e ets-lane. I
Lombard-etreet, London, and of Saville-place, Lambeth, hop-
merchant", brewers, soedamea and partners, at one, at Guildhall.
July 5. Francis Oliver, of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex,
grocer and shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 5. Nathan Rust, of Rptherfield 'Peppard, near Henley,
Oxfordshire, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July 5. George Marks, of Lisle-atreet, Middlesex, woollen dra-
per, at one, at Guildhall"

LAW INTELLIGEI.C.e.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY lk
THE KING V. WHILE AND HART.
The Defendants, the Proprietor and Printer of the
Ind(limilnit Whig, had been found guilty of publish-
ing two different libels, one against Lord Chief Jus-
tice Ellenborough, the other against Mr. Justice Le
Blanc, and were this day brought up fur judgment.
Mr. HOLROYD and Mr. CLIFFORD addressed the
Court in extenuation of punishment. They implored
the clemency and indulgence of the Court on Mr.
White, principally on the ground that from a pretty
long residence in Africa, and other foreign countries,
his health had been greatly impaired. As to the other
Defendant, he was merely the printer, and by no
means accessary to any intentional offence.
Affidavits to a similar effect was read from the
Defendants, in which they in addition staff, that nei-
ther of them were the actual authors of the libels in
question, but that they were requested by the authors
themselves to give them up as suck, they not chusing
that thq Defendants should suffer on their account.
They accordingly declared Mr. John Gale Jones, apo-
thecary, to be the aunior of the letter signel ,4 Ju-
nius ;" Wm: Augustus Miles, Esq. the auth ir of the
letter to the Prince of Wales, to be the author of ano-
ther of the libels ; and that the author of the letter
signed " Humanitas" was unknown to them.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL, Mr. PARK, and Mr.
ABBOTT, contended, that the present was not a case
which called for clemency. They particitlarly called
on the Court not to allow the laws to be insulted
with impunity, simply because that insult had been
directed against some of the Judges themselves. The
penitence of the Defendants could not b 3 sincere ;
else they would tot have acted with such unbecoming
boldness since the time of their conviction ; and their
affected midair!, in now disclosing the authors of the
libels was dord away by their conduct in the very
last publication, in which they even asserted, that Mr.
Austice Lawrence had left the Bench of that Court,
merely because he could not agree with the other
i Judges on their case • which, in fact, took place be-
fore the libels were published.
Mr. Justice GROSE recited all the libels of tvbich
the Defendants had been found guilty- Expa`iatiag
upon their evil tendency, which was that of bringing
the Administration of Justice in this country into con- ,
tempt. He observed, that a Learned Judge, a pre-
decessor of his upon that Bench, in a book of his had
rightly said, that the King himself was represented in
that Court by his Judges ; that to slander and to vi-
-1 fy them, was to question the wisdom of the King in
their appointment, for they represented his Majesty,
who could not be personally present to administer
justice to his subjects, and that to slander them iii that
administration of justice, was the same, in substance,
as to slander his Majesty himself, and was of the most
pernicious tendency, inasmuch as it led to the bring-
ing into contempt the laws by which our property
and our lives arc protected, ec. The sentence of the
Court was, That the Defendant, John Herriott Hart,
be imprisoned in his Majesty's gaol at Gloucester, for
eighteen calendar months, for the libel on my Lord
Ellenborough ; and at the expiration of that period,
to be further imprisoned for eighteen calendar months,
for the libel on Mr. Justice Le Blanc ; and that, at
the conclusion of the last sentence, he do enter into
sureties for-his good behaviour for five years, himself
in 500 L and two sufficient sureties in 2501. e.,:ch ; and
that he be further imprisoned until such suresties be,
found. The same sentence was pronounced against
Mr. Henry White, with the clifference.only, that he be
imprisoned in Dorchester gaol. .

BIRTH.
On the 90th ult. the Lady of John Hyslop, Esq. &neon, of
Fenchuretrstseet, of a inn.

DIED.
After a short and painful illness, Eland MOlllOlll, Isl. for many
years a representative in the Irish Parliament far the city of KB-
kenny and uorough of St. Canice.
In Kilkenny, of a paralytic stroke. Lieutenant General Eyre
Power Trench, Commander of the 'Fonts in that district.
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