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London, England, 1809-03-20 00:00:00

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PARrintSgairtnligartlir
Thomas Waterhouse and William Herbert 1i eta et
naingharn, platers, Dec. gl,lBOB.
Ashton' and Hyde, of Malieheitggetficsjfili WS.
Hollins, Oldham, Pcarace, and ot Insole? Worha,
shire, cotton-spinners, July 1, 1807. •
Hunton and Dent, of Richmond, North Aiding of Yorkshire, li-
nen and woollen drapers, Mire* 1,1909.
Charles Nunn and Henry Nunn, of eikepoide, warehoutemen,
Fels. 12,1109. . ,
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William Lane and Anthony King Neasseplylo-"---'
booksellers, Sept. 1, 1808.
John Myers, Thomas 'Tattersall, and EpliallitLiifer, of Liver-
pool, cotton-dealers, May 1, 1804.
John Myers, Thomas Tattersall, Ephmitn iistar, William Ewan,
and William Carlton Kitson, of Liverpool, and Afthur Clegg,
of Manchester, Nov. 1, 1803.
Thomas Loud of Devonshire-street, Queen's-square, an/ Felix
l'imiewies,of Leicester-square, Middlesex, piano-forte-makers,
March 11, 1809.
Michael Oppenheim and Henry Oppenheim, of Mansell-street,
Goodman's Fields, Middlesex, merchants, March 1, 1809.
George Wilkinson and Charles Thos. Phillips, of Bath, brewers,
March 11, 1808.
Barnett Barnett and Lewis Moss, of Broad-street, Bloomsbury,
glass and ehinamen, March 15, 1809.
William Green, of Horwich, chapman, and Thomas Wingfield,
of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer.
Robert Gummer, jun. and William Pugsley Gummer, of Brid-
port, net, line, and twine manafacturers, Feb, 211,
James Critchley and Thomas Clarke, 9f Belper, Derbyshire, and
of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, mercers and drapers, Nov. 9,

1807.
Henry Brook and Nathaniel Berry, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire,
merchants, March 1, 1809.
Charles Reynolds and Michael Griffin, of Little Bridge-street,
Blackfriars, London, j almoners, Jan. 2, 1809.
Philip Rundell, John Bridge, Edmond Waller Rundell, Alexis De
Caix, and Barbara Coppinger De Cair,,, of Rupert-street, Hay-
market, and of Old Bond-street, Middlesex, ot4rioulu mann-
facsarers, and dealers in chinat Jan. 29, 1809.
James Roberts and Thomas Mutlow, of Bristol,. brewers; March

9, 1809.
Henry Seager, Thomas Atkins, and James Smith, of Maidstone,
Kent, common-brewers and maltsters, March 1, 1809.
John Mankind and Edward Metcalf, of Leeds, cloth-merchants,

and cloth—dressers, Nov. 15,1808.
Abner Cowell Lea and James Thompson, of Deretend, Birming-
ham, Warwickshire, braso-founders, coffin-furniture-makers,
&c. Dec. 25, 1808.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
May 6. George Willis, of Bath, cabinet-maker, and upholsterer,
at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Both.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Draper, of the City-road, parish of St. Leonard, Shore.
ditch, Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary, to der March
25, 28, and April 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ben-
jamin Wilson-, Devonshire-street, Bislopsgate-street.
William Williams, (trading under the firm of Williams and
Wettirstedt, of Wapping, Middlesex, and of Weybridge, Surrey,
soap• boilers, dealers and chapman, March 21, April 1, and 29,
•at twelve, at GOildhalL Attorney, Mr. George Mauna, Old
• J.
John H ewryounsotn, of Fleet-street, London, linen"draper, dealer and
chapman, March 21, April 8, and 29, at one, at Guildhall.—
Attorney' Mr. Foss, Essex-greet, Strand.
William Wake, of Spital-square, London, silk-weaver, dealer and
chapman, March 21, 28, and April 29, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Berry, Bucklersbury.
David' Wild, of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, flannel-manufac-
turer, dealer and chapman, March 31, April 1, and 29, at
eleven at the Bear's Head Inn, Newtown. Anomie', Mr.
Edward Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Marsh, Lia-
tidloes.
David Whitniarsh, o. rok enhurst, Hants, shopkeeper, dealer
and chapman, March 21, 28, and April 29, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-
court, - -

JucvL, London.
• • 'DIVIDENDS.

March 25. George Machan, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March 20. Nathaniel Ward Bowers and William Bowers of
,
Cannon-street, London, comb-makers, at twelve, at Guildhall..
March 25. James Sonunervail, of Liverpool, merchant, at ten,

at Guildhall, London.: • •
March 25. Robert Fubridge, of Paragon-place, near the Lem-
road, Surrey, timber-merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
March 25. Hawkins Bird, of Wine-street, Bristol, tea-dealer and
chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
April 25. amuel Davis, of Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, London,
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 21. James Crossley, of Halifai, Yorkshire, and of King-
street, Loidon, merchant at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 20. Charles 'Flteoinartyr Crane, of Bow-lane, London,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 20. lames Holden the elder and James Holden the
younger, of Salford, Lancashire, dyers and copartners, at eleven,
at the Palace Inn, Manchester.
March 20. Peter Degraves, of Cheapside, London, and of Man-
chester, and Thomas Bitinbrihe, of Manchester, warehouse-
men and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
March 21. Adam Christian, of High-street, St. Mary-la-Bonne,
Middlesex, pawn-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 27. William Medhurst, late of Ross, Herefordshire, inn-
holder, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Ross.
March 20. William Bell, of Bristol, linen-draper, at eleven, at the

Bash Tavern, Bristol.
March 21. James Pitkethley, of Wood-street, London, druggist,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 22. George Elliott, ohiverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
the York Hotel, Liverpool.
March 21. Joseph Prior, of Princes-street, Spits!fields, Middle-
sex, drysalter, at one, at Guildhall.
April 3. Joseph Gill, of Brownshill, parish of Bilsey, Gloucester-
shire, clothier, at ten, at the George Inn, Stroud.
April 8. Charles Wright, of Aldgate, Loudon, tobacconist, at one

at Guildhall.
[The Gazette also contains two Orders in Council, of the 15th
and 16th instant the former continuing the permission to export
certain articles, the produce of States in amity with his Majesty,
duty free, in British ships, or those of neutral States, from whose
ports the British lag is not excluded; the latter, allowing the im-
portation of hides, &c. in foreign ships, on payment of the same
duties as are exacted of British or Irish ships, for six months, from
the 25th instant.]

A letter from Lisbon, dated the 12th ult. says :
" Here everything is confusion, bustle, and anxiety;
but, whatever the fate of Portugal may be, and her
destiny hangs in the balance, the Portuguese charac-
ter is enobled to future ages; for their strict adherence
to just principles, for their abhorrence of usurpation
and tyranny, and above all, for that divine compas-
sion of humanity, which softening the rigours of war,
protects the stranger and cheers the brolEen-hearted
soldier, the widow, and the orphans the instances of
the display of these virtues in the Portuguese are in-
numerable. A few days ago, were deposited in the
Protestant burying-ground, the remains of Mrs.
THOMPSON, the wife of Captain THOMPSON, Pay-
master of the 32d Regiment. She had suffered much
in the campaign to Copenhagen ; but, determined to
follow the fortunes of the army, she, unaccompa-
nied, proceeded after General SPENCER'S expedition
towards the Mediterranean, but providentially meet-
ing the fleet at sea, proceeded with them, and was
delivered of a son off Ayemonte, who at the request
of the principal people in Cadiz, was with great so-
lemnity baptized by the name of FERDINAND.—Her
various hardships, and her anxiety for the fate of the
British army in Spain (of which we have not heard
up to this hour), terminated a well spent life, in the
30th year of her age. The untimely fate of--this in-
teresting Lady has excited general sympathy, and a
general contention exists, at this- moment, for the.
guardianship of her infant, until be shall be claimed
by his father or friends. We mat •trubf apply to the
Portuguese cbaracten the words the. 4010741' Net
"Sites Isola-yaw rens% et 11111IItilli mons& unapt:

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MAUCn 16.—Rioharl Cutslle, My hist, and
three soldiers of the 4th regiment of foot, were
the wilful murder of William Wrath, a soldier in the
North Lincoln Militia. The Jury, after considerable deliberation,
(mod the prisoners Guilty of Murder.
Js Setters, a postboy, was indicted for the murder of Tho-
mas Spillman, by wilfully driving over his legs, by which they
were broken, in consequence of which he died. The Jury found
the prisoner Guilt/ of Manslaughter, and he was sentenced to 1
months imprisonment.
ltithirrd Finerat was indicted for uttering a forged bank note for
51. to Thomas Pewter, on the 14th of January last, with intent
to defraud the Bank of England. The Jury found the prisoner—
Not Guilty.
.STAPtIFORD, MARCH 17.—The business of the Lent
Assizes for this county commenced here on Monday
last. The following trial took place on the Civil
Side :

GRANT, no. V. HEWSON.
This was an action for an assault. The Plaintiff
is a Gentleman of the Society of Gray's Inn, Lon-
don ; the Defendant is a Captain in his Majesty's
Navy, at present resident at Grimsby. In conse,
quence of a disagreement on the subject of a trial at
the last Assizes for this County, in which trial Wm.
Marshall, Esq. the father-in-law of the Defendant,
was a party, Captain Hewson sent a challenge to
Mr. Frazer, Town Clerk of Grimsby, the attorney
on the adverse side, and both Gentlemen, attended
by their seconds, met in the field. The friend who
accompanied Capt. Hewson was his brother-in-law,
Mr. Marshall, jun. ; but an objection being made to
the Captain being so seconded, Mr. Charles Worsley
was called upon and attended in Mr. Marshall's stead;
and Mt. Frazer was seconded by his friend Mr. Grant,
the Plaintiff,in this action. After the exchange of
the first' shots, without effect, Captain Hewson ex-
claimeel, ell; that's the first broadside ;" to which
the Plaint' reed, " Yes, and it shall he the last :"
adding, iliii-jtiend had given all the satisfaction
which It; litcliiired of a gentleman to give ; that
enough W iliti for the honour of both parties ; and
that antthhtitzfurther should not take place, Mr.
Frazer having bound himself to abide by his (the
Plaintiff's) decision. in the affair. Captain Hewson,
however, insisted; that as he (the Captain) was the
challenger, and was not satisfied, the business must
proceed till one of the parties fell ; upon which a very
warm altercation ensued, and the Plaintiff, in reply
to the repeated observation of the Defendant that be
was not satisfied, said " Then you may go to Hell
and get satisfaction :" whereupon Captain Hewson
laid hold of him, tore.his coat from his shoulders,
and struck him repeatedly. For this assault the pre-
sent action was brought.
Mr. READER having, with his usual ability, closed
the case for the Plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN ad-
dressed the Jury in a very animated speech for the de-
fendant. He described him a& having been a Lieu-
tenant on board Admiral Collingwood's ship the
Royal Sovereign, in the glorious battle off Trafalgar;
and made a powerful appeal to the feelings of the
jury in behalf of the sensitive horour of a British
Naval Officer. Such men, he said, were not with
impunity to be insultingly directed to Hell: and
though the gallant Officer might perhaps have shewn
a little too much of the English bull-dog to be coun-
tenanced in a Court of Justice, he was sure the jury
in their hearts would not like him the worse for it.—
Although Captain Hewson was, on his proper ele-
ment, more than a match for the foes of his country,
he had unfortunately fallen in with a nest of hornets
at Grimsby—men who went out to fight with a
pistol in one pocket and a writ in the other, tam Marti
quam Mercurio—and who, he was afraid, must prevail
against him in this action. " But," said the learned
Serjeant to the Jury, whilst the Court was convulsed
with laughter, " if you give sixpence damages, you
are not Englishnien : if you give more than a far-
thing, I shall never love you again, so long as I come
to Lincolp."
After a charge from the Learned Judge, in which
he took occasion to reprobate the practice of dtielling,
the Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff—Da-
mages 40s.

On Thursday night, the cloaths of Mrs. Arley, of Charlotte-
street, Mary-la-bonne, caught fire, being attracted by the draft
of the chimney; her aughters, who were in bed in an adjoining
room, alarmed by her screams, succeeded In preserving her life,
but she remains in a most pitiable condition ; the fire communi-
cated to the curtains, which, with most of the furniture in the
room, were destroyed.

SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, MARH 18.
CARGOES, SOLD, and PRICE.
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ECCLESTASTICAL rßoivicrnow.
The Archbishop of Canterleery has been pleased
Mr. Christopher Hodgson4 son of John Hodgson, Esq.
den, Huntingdonshire, to be Secretary to his Grace, '
the late Mr.llitkes.

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On the 13th instant, in Gloucester-place, ?Getman-square,
Lady of Sir Henry C. Montgomery, Bart of a son.
Taman', irrClower-street, the wife of Joseph Philllmi

of a son. -
Tuesday, the svife of Thomas Cadell, Esq. of Upper
street, Fitzroy siouare, ot a daughter.

MARRIED.
At St. George's, Hanover-square, the Rev. H.Raik(
rosvenor-street, to Miss Whittington.

On Saturday, Ann Watley, daughter (if Mr. R.
Bookseller, Straild.
On the sth instant, Mrs. Rogers, wife of Captain
Antrcin Lodge, dear kielston, Cornwall.
Fridxf se'nniaht, of a typhus fever, hroug'lt on
exertion during the retreat of oar army to Carolina,
Halifax, of the Royal Artillery Drivers.

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