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on the 18th January, yipt. lib tievei kniw they 1
had any family; and fume time after "he underarms!
Sal ,nic Davis, then Kay, left her ?intend, and went
to live with Sir Edward Boughton until the died.:-=
Mr. John Kay was's-dive within Ode three years.
Mi..GARROW, for the IPtaintiffiliid, he could not
give any anfwer to.this ; and the Jury, accordingly,
found a verdia for the Plaintiff ; that—" Lady
Eliza Boughton was not legally married on the loth
Anent!, 1798."
By this verdia, all the marriage fettlements pre-
vious to the marriage, are made void, and the eldea
child of the marriage is illegitimate ; but it does not
affeft the domeßic arrangements any farther, as the
panics were fubfecprently re-married.
RANSOM V. rinclacsoar•
This was an aElion upon a promiffory note, for
0001. with interat &c. brought by the plaintiffs,
Marrs. Ranfom and Co. Bankers, Pall Mall, againa
the defendants, Merrs.Donbleday and Eafterby, emi-
nent merchants, reeding at Newcaßle-upon.Tyne.
It appeared, on the part of the Plaintiff, that the
Bill was drawn by the defendants in favour of Meff.
Burdon and Co. late Bankers, by whom it was indor-
fed to the prefent plaintiffs, for value.
The ATTORNEY GENRRAL, on behalf of the de-
fendants, refitted this adlion upon feveral grounds,
tome of which were as 101 l rw :—Fira, becaule the
drawer had not regular notice of the nonpayment.
Secondly, becaufe the note was originally given to
Burdon and Co. as a collateral fecurity for
a fum of money long fince paid off and difcharged.—
Thirdly, that the plaintiffs had notice of the nature
of this promiiiory note from Burdon and Co. who
defired it to be placed to the debit of their account
and lailly, in an account furniflied upon a vat iety of
money tranfaftionc, to the amount of feveral thou-
feuds of pounds, this bill was not charged.
Lord ELL N BOROUGH, upon hearing the nature of
the defence, intimated that it was a cafe fit for arbi-
tration. The parties immediately affented, and a
verdia was agreed to be taken for to,oool. in order to
cover the whole of the Counts in the Declaration.

LONDON MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LAN St MAY 25.
°SHIRAI. CURSINCT AS uNDia t
Wheat, 466 /ICS 74s per v. Grey Peale 4os aasod
Fine DWI:, 78s fics od Beans, (old) 411 475 od
Rye, 38s 4.3. od Tick Ditto (old) 34$ 4o: od •
Barley, 3os s6sod Osts,sts 241 3os
Malt, 62161. Poland ditto 31$ 33. cd
White Peale, (Boilers) 74: ills Rape Seed, 271 321
Floe Flour 5516 as —Second: sos to 551.
&STUSIS PAIR or GRAIN ON 'WARD Stile Al 08081:
Wheat 48$ 56s 6os Boilers 701 825 od
Fine 65s 7os Suffolk s to 82s od
Superfine 731 776 Grey Peas 363 ass od
Fine Utz White, Ste. —s Sos Beans, New 361 424
Rye, 344 421 Ditto Old —1 461
Barley 2Es 36s od Tick ileans, 3os 401 od
Malt 36s 66s Oats 205 255 301
White Peas 461 6os Polands oos ass cd
Rape Seed 281. to 321. per laft.—Fine Flour 5Ss to 6xs. per Sack
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 23. •
Avetage Price of Corn in England and W ales, from the Returns
ending May 16, 1807.
Wheal Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peafe.
1. d. s. d.' s. d. s. d. a. d s. 4.
75 6 47 8 33 4 27 8 42 7 49 7
The avenge Prieeof Sugar, computed from the Returns made in
the week ending May so, is 335 SS• per hundred weight.
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St. James's. Whitechapel.
Hay perload 3 3oto 5 5 o Hay per load 4 oto 5 12
Straw 2140t0 3 3 o I Straw al4to 3 6
Clover S sto 6 0
PRica OP OAT AND STRAW IN SmiTuriti.D.
Hay, - 31 os to 51 os I Clover 41 os to Il 106
Rowen of Qs to of os I Straw, 21 its to 31 35
PRICE OF HOPS. • •
1.4011. rOCIIsTS.
Kent 51 os to 61 Os Kent - 31 pto 61 me
Suffez 51 os to 51 121 Sures . 51 01 •to 61 6.
Effez 51 os to 51 tos Farnham 81 of to 91 95
PRIM OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags 31 p to 61 6s 1' Pockets 51 tics to 71 05
COAL MARKET, May at.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
21 Neweallle Coal 38 40s od to 3os od
2 Sunderland a 425 6.1 to 441 od
COUNTRY MARKETS. .
ralCts Or GRAIN AT TuR roLLowiNG MARNItTs.

lizsicry•—Wheat 6os od to 83i od per Q.
Barley 3os od to 355 od I Beans 365 od to 488 od
Oats 245 od to 325 od Peak 46s od to szs cd
Mainanneart.—Wheat 7os od to 8811 Oa per %Z.
Barley 343 od to 36. ad I Beans 485 od to sos od
Oats 3os od to 36. od Peale cos od to dos NI
Navraum—Wheat 6os od to 885 od per QE-
Bsrley Sts od to 365 cal I Beans 428 od to 488 od
Oats 3os od to 38s od Peale oos od to oos od
Reantrao.--Wheat 75h od to 875 cd per
Barley a6s od to 355 od I Mans 455 od to 485 od
Oats 26s 6d to 335 ad Peale ass od to los od
Basmcssoka..—Wheat 643 od to 845 od per Quarter.
Barley 345 od to 36s od I Beans 435 od to 485 od
Oats s6s 64 to 355 od Bread as 8d per gall=

A perfon, aged 63, had a (mall Scrophulous Ul-
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then
broke ant in her writt, both her (boulders, and her
knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif-
pored to heal; it then affected her right elbow ; and
thefe ulcerations, with a difpofitinn to general debi
lity, the fuffer ed for twelve years. Her knee washealed
in the Worcener Infirmary, and the experienced Come
benefit while a patient for a (bort time in St. Bartholo-
mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the
benefit of SPILSRURY'S PRTINT ANTISCORRUTIC
DROPS, at the Difpenfatory, No: 15, Soholquare,
London. By the application of the Drops for fix
months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained
her firength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth,
and the remains perfedtly well. Any information of
the above fait may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's
, Court, Drury Lane, London.

ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. C. E. Stewart, A. M. late Fellow of Magdalen Col-
lege, Oxford, has been prefented by the Lord Chancellor to the
valuable Redtory of Bede, in Sulks.
The Rev. John Dalby has been Inftitated to the Vicarage of
Cattle Donington, on the prerentation of Lord Moira.
UNIVIRSITY OF OIFOrD —Oa Thurfday the 14th inftant, the
lift day of Eafter Term, the Rev. Jonathan Parker, B. 13 late F-S-
-low of Univerfity Collette, and now Archdeacon of Barnftaple and
Canon of Exeter; and the Rev. Wm. Carey, B. D. late Student of
ChM! Church, and Dew Head Matter of Weltminfter School,
were admitted Dwitors in Divinity, Grand Compounders.
The Rev. Jana Webber, of Chrift Church ; Rev. Wm. Don.
caller' Rev. Thomas Lownday and-Rev. John John!" of Mag-
dalen College, Mafters of Arty, were admitted Bachelors in Litt •
city. Mr. Philip Serie,of Trinity College ; and the Rev. James
Enos, of jefus College, B A. were admitted Matters of Arts.
Mars. James William Viven, al All Souls College ; Thomas
Palter, of, teen's College ; William Henry Campion, of Brafen
Note College ; and Richard Goddard, of St. John's College, were
admitted Bachelors of Arts.

ii;lune dat the Rev. Winlam Halm, Donor io Dlvirdty, and
late Fellow of -ninfty College, Dublin, was adadtted to the fame
Degree in this Univerfity,

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