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London, England, 1809-06-07 00:00:00

WHITEHALL, JUNE 6.

The King ha been pleased to appoint William Erskine, Esq.
Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire of Orkney and Zet-
land, in the room of William Rae, Esq. appointed Sheriff Depute
of Edinburgh.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVET).

Wilson, Thomas, add Co, Truro, Cornwall, =timers and com-
mon brewers, March 25, 1809.
George Thomas and Co. Badock, Cornwall, maltsters and com-
mon-brewers, March 25, 1809.

James Stevens and Wm. Crook, of Trowbridge, Wilts, linen
drapers and grocers, May 30,1809.
John itosrbottom and John Stansfleld, of Sowerby, parish of Ha-
Wax, Yorkshire, woolstaplers and merchaats, Mwrch 20,1809.
John Blackstock, of Halifax, and James Taylor, of Armley, near
Leeds, Yorkshire, drapers, May 15, 1808.
Martha Watchorn and Mary Ann Wright, of Leicester, milli-
ners and dress-makers, April 14, 1809.
Job Crew and Joseph TiUett, of Norwich, carriers and leather-
cutters June 1, iBOB. ,

Torrs, Bowman, and HUI, merchants, Kingston-upon-Hull and
Gainebrough, January 1, 1809.
Parkinson and Horne, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufactu-
rers, May 13, 1808.
Philip and Samuel Presland, No. IS, Oxford-street, basket-
makers and turners, March 25,1909.
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E. H. I and Co. V;'atling-street, London, Manchester ware-

housemen, June 1, 1809.
Andrew Abhott and James Underhill, of Fleet-street, London,
potters, glass and china men, March 25, 1809.
Sheldon, Marriott and Mullins, Sheffield, merchants and table-
knife inanuficturers, June ~ 1801 i.
R. and Vm. Smith, grocers, chandlers and Ironmongers, Lutter-
- worth, May 24, 1509.
Southalls and Co. of Dudley, and Stourbridge, Worcestershire,
nail ironmongers, March 25, 15(1.9. '
Brown and Fowler, of Cullompton, Devon, clothiers, June T.
John and James Davies, of Cateaton-street, London, ale ani
porter-merchants, May 31, 11109.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

June 27. John Lobban, late of Greit Wild-street, Lincoln's Inn-

Fields, Middlesex, coach-plate-founder, at ten, at Guildhall
BANI;RUPTC Y SUPERSEDED.
ttichard Travis, of Manchester, silversmith and hardwareman.

Abraham Hodsoll, of Sheerness, Keut, linen-draper.
BANKRUPTS.
George Bleckly, late of Reading, Berks, ironmonger, dealer and
chapman, to surrender Jens 13, SO, and July Is, at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Runt, Surrey-street, Strand,
London ; or Mr. Marklew, Walsall, Staffordshire.
Junes Barns, of Kendal,Westmorland, dealer and chapman, Jane
i; at two, June 17, and July 18, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Attoraies, Messrs. Ferrer and Stedman;Bread,street-hill.
John Sievewright, late of High Hesketh in the Forest, Cumber-
land, cattle-dealer, dealer asid chapman, June 28, 30, and July
18, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre, Carlisle. Attornies,
Mr.Birkett, ond-court, Walbrook, London ;or Mr.' Blow,
Carlisle.
Roger Minns the younger, of Norwich, coal-merchant, water-
man, dealer and chapman, June 13, at four, June 23, at noon,
and July 18, at four, at the Kinia-Head, in the Market-place,
Norwich. Attorpies, Mr. James Boyce, Norwich ; or Messrs.
Windt's, Son, and Holtoway, Chancery-lane, London.
Edward Jackson, of Horsleydown, Surrey, brewer, dealer and
chapman, June lth at one, June 17, at twelve, and July 18, at
one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Jermyn-street,
St. James's.
Henry Munns, late of Voightsbridge, Middlesex, paper-itainer,
shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, June 13, 20, and July Is, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mitton and Pownall,
Knight-Rider-verest, Doeumei-Coeismaimo.

'LAW, livrallOßlfet. • •
ma nn- Or CHANCkit.Y.
HATMAREirf THEATRE —An application *at made
yesterday on behalfof Mr. Morris, one of she proprietors
of this Theatre, against Mr. Colman, complaining that
he had interfered in the treasurership, contrary to his
contract; and had engaged performers, not only with-
out the consent, but in defiance of Mr. Morris.
It was stated, in answer, that Mr. Colman received
the money merely to enable him to perform his en-
gagement with the public ; and that, if his partner
was ready to receive it, he bad no objection.
To this it was replied, that Mr. Morris's reason for
declining to interfere in the treasurership was obvio.its,
as it would amount to an acquiescence in the engage-
ment:, of which he did not approve.
The LORD CHANCELLOR deferred his judgment to
a future day.

CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, JUNE 6.
11ASLAM (falsely called MAY) v. MAY.
This was a case of nullity of marriage, brought by
the father of the wife against the husband, by reamon of
minority. It appeared that .the marriage took place
without the consent or even the knowledge of the lady's
father. Those facts being fully established by the eiri-
dence, produced in the cause, the Court (Sir W.
SCOTT) was clearly of opinion that the party was en-
titled to the remedy prayed, and accordingly pro-
nounced the m irriage to be th li and void.

COURT Or COMMON PLIAS, JUNE 6.
EMMERSON V. HILL.

The plaintiff', a farmer in Westmoreland, had sold
the defendant, by public auction, several .lots of tur-
nips, then growing, to the amount of £;;G, which was
proved by iris book ; but the defendant, repenting of
his bargain, refused to pay for them, on the ground
,that he had
.not signed the auctioneer's book. But
Sir J. MANSFIELD said, that as his name had been
placed to the different lots in question by the auctio-
neer, and that at an,open sale, and by his authority,
' he felt it his duty to give a decision against him.

HATTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday Samuel Davty,a shoe-
maker, in Skinner-t-treet, Battle-bridge, was charged
with the murd:T of his wife and child, eight months
old, in their bed, yesterday morning, at half past six
o'clock, by striking the woman over the head with a
lap-stone, and cutting her in the loins with a sharp
instrument. The child's head was beat so that the
briins Bowed out.—He afterwards made an attempt
to cut his own throat with a razor, which was pre-
' vented by people coming about him ; he said that he
was sure his wile would go to heaven, and that he
-must be doomed to hell. He had been discharged
from St. Luke's about three years ago, and it is thought
that .the malady returned upon him with more vio.
1 lence than 13:fore. He was committed till a Coroner's
Inquest;thall return a verdict.

Elia HS.
At Cheltenham, the P ight Hon. Lady Ctrartatte Coold, of a son.
Sunday, May 28, at I•airfield-Lodge, near Efeter, the wife. c.
Captain John Lowe, of a son.
Tuesday, the 30th ult. at her house in Derbyshire, the Coun-
tess de Mesnaid, of a son.

MARRIED.
Wednesday lett, Henry Wilkinson, Esq. only son of Abraham
Wilkinson, M. D. of White Web Parke, Enfield, to Jane Sherwin
Cox, only daughter of Samuel Cox, Esq. of LumL•ridge, Rear
Bath.

Thursday, se the Duchess of Leinster's, in Grosvenor-place,
'Viscount Chabot, to Lady Eliaaboth Fitzgerald, sister to the
present Duke of Leinstei.
Monday se'nnight, Edmund Walker, jun. Esq. of Upper Guild-
ford-street, to Miss Walker, daughter of the late Samuel Walker,
Esq. of Lascelles Hall, in the county of York. I
On the 30th blt. the Rev. Charles sandiford, Pracenter of Wells
, Cathedral, at Great Malvern, Worcester, to Miss Roberts, of
I Hadley, Middlesex. .
Thursday, the Ist inst. the Rev. Lancelot Robert Brown, to
Miss Bence, eldest daughter of the Rev. Bence Bence, of Beccles,
ih the county of Suffolk.
The Rev. William Oddie, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College,
1 Oxford, to Ma:ia, eldest daughter of Henry Towsey, Esq. of that
City.—Rev. J. Griffith., to Miss Mary Anne Adapts.
Rei. Roger Wilson, vicar of Brodsworth, to Miss Moore, of
Ketteal.
Thursday, it St. Mary la-bonne Church, Sir Harry Virelst
Darell, Bart. of Richmond Hill, Surrey, to Amelia Maria Anne,
curly daughter of the late Wm. Becher, Esq. andriiece of the late
Sir Frauds Ford, Bart.
• --. Maloney, Esq. of the 4th Dragoons, to Miss Leggett,
daughter of Mr. James. Leggett, of West Haamnett, Sussex.

DIED.
Lately, at his lodgings in Rose Inn-street, Kilkenny, Colonel
George Stewart, Assistant Adjutant-General.
Friday-evening, at Fort Fla•e, Bermondsey, Martha, wife of
Joseph Watson, LL D.
Thursday last, ard 65, Mr. John Fearn, upwards of 30 yeArs
a silk mercer on Ludgate-hill._

Saturday, aged 71, -Mr. J. P. De la Grange, late bookseller in
Greek -street, Soho-square.
Tuesday se'nuight, at the Right Hon. Lady Petre's, Twicken-
ham, Mrs. W. Throckinorton, wife of W. Throckmorton, Pvq.
Lately, Mrs. Maw, wife of Lieutenant Maw, of the last lnlia
Company's service.
At Knockmore, in the fouitty of Maya, in the 25th year of
her age, the wife of Lieut. Coluuel On:4laq of the tosth Mayo
Militia.

At Lartfrelti, on the 25th ult. John Ashdown, private marine,
after 24 hours illness, during which time he complained of a great
pahr in his side, where he was stabbed host December, 1-:ten se-
.cuting Rob. Clark, a deserter, who was executed last month at
Maidstone, under Lord Ellenberough's Act.
' Lately, at Madras, Lieut. Edward Lawrence, R.N. son of WM.
Lawrence, Esq. of Kt yham, Devon, and brother of the late gal-
lant Lieut. Lawrence, who tell in the West Indies, in February
last, while nobly defrnding the Rook schooner, of ts gum, against
a French ship of more than double that force.
Friday, at ‘Charterhouse, the Rev. Wm Lloyd, aged 72.
Etiday night, in Welbeck-street, the infant son of Lieut.-Colo
nel and Lady Harriet Mitchell..
The Rev. Thomas English, of Woburn, Bucks, in the 57th year
of his age.
At Edinburgh, on the °1 st ult. Mr. Ebenezer Jamieson, seventh
son of the Rev. Dr. Jamieson.

At Perth, the 23d ult. in the 7th year of his age, William Ali-
son, Esq. late. Provost.

On the 6th tilt. at Cork, Mrs. Lucinda Needham, aged 52, wife
of Colonel Needham, of the third Garrisan Battalion, and daUgh-
ter of the late Mr. Stroud, of Plymouth-Dock. Her remains were
brought to this country attended 14 a number of domestics,. and
interred in Stoke church, nrar Plymouth-Dock, on hursday last.

TAMES SKELTON, aged 26, of Waltoa on the
J Hill, Epsom, Surrey, was sever, years afflicted with seven or
, eight holes is his right leg, and between 90 and 100 pieces of
bone came away during that peried. The discharge and. weakness
Increasing, usable unassisted to move, taking off his lig was pro-
proeed to save his life. • He then confidently applied to* SPILS-
BURY'e PATENT ANTISCORBUTtC DROPS; in a•year
and a half, by them alon he is restored to health, and it is now
three years since he has faowed his laborious occui ation. ifie
will frailly any inquiries, personally, or by letter, post paid. The
genuine Medicine • has the words " By the King's Patent," tr.;
pressed on the bottle, bin of airection, and outside wrapper; and
the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary,
No. 15, Soho.square, Ldndon, in small betties of sa. 'ed. double
bottles 10s. • and larger 11. 2s. Compound Essence to allay un-
pleasant irritation, Se.

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' MERMAN'S CIitTCA SAIAJTArtifi.
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been cc
Lung proved, that nothirg of the vreynt day can best 3
Competition withit in all the different stages of a certain Dis‘a• .
which it effectually cures a:.d eradicates from the habit,
,otciting the peinfal fe,lings and exposure that attenes
'without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even
ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The ra,*:., I
' vir; ties of these inesti tnattle Drops have proved their theitr;to pill
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a; probation for me re than vo years. In all the debility of ht,t,
sexes, they prove a never teding restorative. whether the dc:1,11,7
is produced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasoces, or the :1.
(hoe of a warm climate to travellers, and those wing alurts,t_
'They cannot be recommended too strorgiy to those who will
airs a safe, speedy, and Complete cure in i:1 (Adult/I'mm
andevery weakness that affects the bladder and cirtrans of 01;z-47 I ,t
.es efficacy many women bare become mothers who for ‘,.ears J
Iseen deprived of that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, ChearsEe,4; •
tier of Paternoster-row, and retail by 13olam,.Portsrnmith;
ton, Portssa ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ;
Dublin; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith and Manderron,
burgh, and by most Country Medicine Vendors, in bowie.
es. Std. each, with ample directions.
1 'HE LORDIAL BALM OF GILE4II) p
neatly recommended to all persons labourinz oetl,tr
cruel maladies which break out in a variety of syr, r. 0,,,, ,-
for which this salubrious Cordial is a safe sad ct•rtiv:.
comforting the stomach and bowels, bracing the se.F.2.„;:i.d
cane to the whole LICMOUS system. As Dr. 50L0:,...)N
tree is now become so great and extensive, and hi: constant
gagemtints require a,.considerable portion of his time and atter...
dance, he expects, vnten consulted, the usual compliment of
Guinea; but all written cases, or letters of advice, and ur.zecsn..
ied with an order for medicine and remittance, to be sunset-
ed at his leisure, are required to enclose only Haif-a-Guinea. soelt
letters should, for safety, be thus directed—Money-letter, th
Soloman, Solomon's Place, Brownian-street, Liverpoel
double postage. Letters may be ordered to be addressed for
or A. B. at the Post-office, till called'for.—A saving of 9s-in
Guineas —The Cordial Balm of Gilcad is sold in bottles, :,ti, z
half-a-guinea each ; there are also bottles price 335. goir..ainin;
equal to four bottles at los. Gd. by whieft the patit:nt saves
eluding also the duty ; the stawp of which bean the prcririetat'.
name and address, " Samuel Solomon, 'Liverpool," to imita:t
which is felony.—N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the post.:,::
of all letters whatever, must be paid.
lila Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetitdees.and Abstergert
Laths, and " Guide to Hetkh," arc sold by Matthews and
Ini it, 18, Strand, London ; and by es-et y relpezo.blL Isiediciue
Veinier In the United Kinrcconi.

fheLOAD /31b1-101) of CARLISLE, to Nit% CHING, Apache-
cary, Ckeapside, Loi (lon.
Sreadily embrace the opportunity your letter
LP affords me, of adding my testimony to thet of the I.ord Chief
Baron, in favour of yz.nr CHING's PATENT WORM 1 0.-
ZeNGES, my eldest son having, a few months ago, derived very
ttsaietial benefit from the use of i:. He had been unwell for 13.
veral weeks, previous to his takint it; appeared pale er.4-
ciated, was langeid, and complained frequently of psi!? in
his head and side. The Lord Chief Baron, who had acci-
dentally seen him in this state, fortunately reoommen4ed to me
he trial of your. Lozenges; and that no time might be lair,
or any mistake might occur, in obtaining this genuine
rine, sent me three doses of it. The first of these occasioned
a v.sible amendment, and after the second dt.se every unpl:r.t.
sant symptom disappeared, but I j%dgml "it right to give
•he third,' as the two former had agreed so uneortunenly well.—
m that time my son has been in perfect healith, and I certainty
attribute his cure wholly to the-efficacy of the, Worm Lozenges.
have since re:ommended your Lozenges in several ir.stancet,
wherein I hay. the satisfaction to assure you, they have unltormlr
been of great service. I ought to add, that from the ..ature 4
the effect produced by them, in my sun's cast, 1 appreheud the
complaints to have arisen from an obstruction between the sto-
' n-ach and viscera.-i-1 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Rose-Castle, Dec. 7. E. CARS. -;Lr.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, 4, Cheapsit'e,
London; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in hoes
at ss. Cti and Ss. nd.;- and for Charitaible purposes boxes ..:
Mts. each.