Star.
London, England, 1807-04-01 00:00:00

WHITEHALL, MARCH 3t.

The KtWC: ba. be en pleaft.tl to coot} itote and appoint his Grace.
Ws t .1 lir Cava ND isn, Duke of Portland, Knight oF the
r .er of the G mer , Right Honourable !;restcra
Pe - CXVAI. 11.1:IANT HCNRY C'AVF ))M SCOTT BENI INCK.
Efq (etentnmly called Marquis ot 'I ti cusitat.u), the Non.
rvt LIANI Will WILLIAM STIMIC:I,S But] e, FA to be
hr.... • 6.r exccining the .'flies. of Treafurer. of his Ma-
:jeers Eichelpitr.
is t. alfo been ph:Ad-to grant to the Right Honour-
, aqe SrepCY te Pmt c rv.s .the Offic• sof Chaycellor and Under-
,Tr ' r •'s • ai, xche.M.r.
The KIN c has alfts.beco pleaftal tit pant to deurenant-General
Int a.) ru.%al.,Knight ot the Molt Nublc Orderut the!
1. r. ot Matter General el his Majefty's Ordnance of
4e.Uijit‘d Kingdpm. •
• T. KJ Nti pleated to grant to the Honourable
‘N' vet. t.61-F.I. L'ULIC the ufficit of Clerk of the Ordnance
41 tiee,t
The 61na has.altte been plepreaLto grtnt to MARX Sltiot.vroti,
Trq 'office, of Scorches:T.4.r of the Ordianee of the United
Itlngdom..
•• i El:: G has all, been pleated to grant to the Hon. CROPLIT
41! a Lry the office of Cl.• rk ot the Deliverers of the Ordnance of
• .Itilte.r.Kinp!oat.
The bag been pleafcsl to crmftitute and appoint the
,nett Hon t.i, toyttalt Genera/ air JAaLea PULTLNEY, Bart. tta
;be his Ve-sietty'e• Secretary at War.
1 be KING has New pleated to Conftitute and appoint WILLIAM
See VTII. l fq. Matter of Arts, to he Profeffor of Modern Hiltory
in the Univs (icy ot Catithrielge,, in the room of John John Sy -
stuNns, ; fq. tleceafetl.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR ,FFICF, MARCH 31.
Royal Regilairt of Horfe Guards—George Wiliam Villiers VB.
lier•, to be Cornet. bh purchafe. vice Richard, promoted.
3tl 'tot of •Drynon...t-Cort...it Thomas Browne Evans to be
Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Territ, who r tires.
4th Oittn—Art'our Francis Gregory, Gent. to be Cornet, without
• unitafr.
rb }regiment of light Dragoons—Cornet George Stone, from the
' lt iti,alßeitiment of Honk Guards. to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vie. p; omotsd
Bth I.oii to eantaii: George Brown, from the .6th 1 ight Dragoons,
to be Captaio of ;I•Troop vise Wyatt, who exeltattgil.
46th Ititto—CiTtaii6 John Wyatt, from the Bth Light Drazorms,
to fir Caputo ot a Troop, vice Bcown; who exchanges.
:2Ctlt Vino—Captain lif•-ory Milbanke, from the 96th Font, to be
eantait• of a Troop. vice Barnet. who exehani.ks; Count and
Adjutant 'I h•clas Ilarrifon to have the Rank of Lieutenant.
fi Revimetir of Fo,lf.

To ke Limavoants—Ertigns Orcgor RhGregor, J. Graingtr,
Chyle, Dfue.s. A ~tcpbenfon. aid Donald NiNie.l; Litu
tenants j.anes Flr:wer and DaLiel Al L.can, frnm•the kid Port.
sd ntign inbn Williama to be Lieutenant by putehafe,
vide Holmes, who retiree. _ _ _

6th Ditto—C:4)ton Henry R. gers, from the ath Carillon Batta-
li-n, to be Alain ompany, vice Jackfun. dereafed
4th Ditto--Capt4in Atchibald Aiair, front the yth Gurrifon Bat-
talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rrazitr, who ex-
changes; Folio Thomas St. Felix to he Litutenant, without
burchak. vice Fairtlough. promoted in the Sicilian Regiment;
Cheri A Fl ick Scbvcritzer. Gent. to be Ei.l gn. by t•urchafe.
vie: Hardman, prrnnt,d in the 83d Foot; Aiaddock,,
to be vita St. Felix. . •
41c, iiitto--Erev:.7 Lieu. en ort-A2,.10vel Frederick Philips Rfl.
binfon. from the Seth Foot, to tn. Major, vice Carey, who ex.-

c1,211.!C4.
3ift 11:Lt.-raw' Add. ri.y Bea Mich to Le Lieuttnant, by pur-
chafe, vita: uttd.
icth *tam Hawthotothwaite. Gent to he Entign, by
Pa (+al!. vi e I Wheel, v appi.inted to the ta th I.ight Dragoons.
sgth 11i!to—1,irot mut john Rorke, from the 79th Foot, to be
Li..ute: ant, without purchafe, vice 'Bever, who reQns.
451 b Vitt, —Lb:men:nit Janie* 1., flie to be djutant, vice Ste-
t pcomoted to the 66th Fo, t.
sytli nit t,,—Ft.ftgii Ralph Fawcett to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vire th. promoted
colh I,ittaa--A;cNbal,l 'Campbell, Cert.' to he Fsdign, without
pnrch,je. vice Hill, promoted in the Bth Ciarricem Battalion.
both Ditto-1.1( utenant George Va'igley Perm'. from the 2d Dm-
tot, to 14.,1.1,,przin of a Company, by purchafe, vice Drum.
round, promoted.,
81 R Ditto—l,i, teetiant Robert Digby to be Captain of a Com-
porch:tie, vice Dodfworth, who retires; Robert Glover,
,)rot. to he F.nligii, without purchafe, vice Smith, promoted in

the rt.id font.
Y:td Pitto—F.ofign Thomas F. Smith, from the Sift Foot. to he
Lieutenant. without purchafc, vice 13retver, appointed to the
Royals; William Holland. Gcnr, to he Enfign, by purchafe,
vice Gunter, appointed to•rhe lath Foot. •
Stith vet I.k uttnant- Colonel Pctcr Carey, from the
2Stli root, to he vice Itt.hinfon, who.exchar.gcs.
9241 tittv—Rotiald Nlactlims:ll, Gent. to he Enlign, without put.
chafe. vice M•Oitoreadale, promoted; Archibald Macdonald,
Gent r.. be Entice'. without purchafe, vice M'Glafban, pro-
moted in the aid Foot
99th Regiment of Foot.
To Iv Fiat Heinen:ans.—Second Licietenatits M. Putt, -John
st,wart, Joh!, *OM 3tid Charles .Scanlaii.
Tv he Second Licutenant—James Mercer, Gent. vice Pratt.
6th Ditto...Clrath homav Barnett, from the acth light Dra-
goons, to M. Captain of a Company, vice Milbank, who ex-

changes
Oth Ditto—ldixtenanr John Dean, from the 6th Foot. to be Cap-
tin a company, without purchafe, vice King promotellis the
- Sicilian Regiment
Wed India Rt.gimcnt—Jokph G. Donnelly, Gent. to be En-
' Ito. without putchafe, vice Reypolds, rr-motcd.
l'he Sicilian Regiment—Richard White, I'fq. to be Paymafter.
4th Garriton Battalion—lleum:ant James Sothic, I-conchae 93d
,LFoot, to he Captain of a Comp:my, vice Rogers, apppiutekt to
the 6th Foot , Anderf in, front the ..,4th t•cist, to be
•Lienteliant. vice Atine(l,ly, who raging.
th Ditto—Captain William Jolmfon larizier,flofn the 2 7tttFoot,
to he Captain of a Company, v:3'. Maim who eactinntre%
to Garrifon IlattaliAtow.Eitlign Boyle Hilt, from she spth Font,

Lizufrnant.
c 1 Royal Veferan Batt:droti:7-Warner Spalding. tint. to he ni-
l' to. vie Kkit, preninti4Ven the tit Gartifon Bittalion.
Lien.—Captain Danielrityttunt, from the ad Royal Vtteran
liattahop, to he Ca,pralatalf a Cornsany. lice Stewart, appointed
.4u tlie pth R4o}-21,V aerate Battalion.
GARRISON.
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4tichard Noble. Clerk. to be Chaplain to the Garrifon of the Cape
of Good Hope, vice Wiles, k tio
• e STAFF.
Commifttry of Accounts James Dickens, to be a Deputy
Commiff.try of Acedunts to the Forces.
To be D-poty Corr.millar;es-General of Stores, Pro-
viftorts, and Forage to the Forces.
A fitta,,; Cumatiraries 'Thomas hiamlyn Butt; Daniel Ord; • Pes#'
. tcr Turipi slid; Thomas Wcatherhead.
Tu be Afaltant-Commitraries of Store, ,Provritons
and Fora,.re to. the Fortet. s
ofeph H. 'Vans, Gent.; Act rag Airdtanr-Crinimitrdrip William
sad Fdward Dilkm ; James Ogilvie, Gcift.; Edward
' Dance, Gent.; William Lamon
CKS .t. Gent. •
BARR A •
rerputy Barrack Maftcr Itobtrt Mennie, tube a Barrack-Matter •
in Great Britain.
MFAIOANDI7M.

' The eicettange between Lieutenant-Colonel Fahy, of the sth
.„,•t!..liataran Bat tition, and •Captitn byres', of the ad Royal

Veteran Benetton, as Rated in Me Gazette of the.; 4th inftant, has
not taken place.
Cornet Alexander Macgregor, of the Ift Re;itnent of Dragoon
Guard,, is fuperfeded.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 4th Inftant.
83d Regiment of Foot.
For Rakers T Edwards, Gent to be Enfign,
Read 7 h. Roh rt Edwards, Gent. to he Fmfi ;IL
ORDIWANCR OFFICE. •MARCH 24, Stbi.
Corps of Engineers. King'. German Legion.
Second Lieutenant George Frederick Meinckc to be first Lieute-
nant. Dated March 17, 807.
Commtflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Northumberland.
Northumberland Regiment of
William Lewes, Efq. and Edward Dale, jun. Eftj. to be Captains.
Dated Novembtr 4, itio6. _ _

Leonard Addifon, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Sept. so. t 806.
W Maio Morrifon, Gent to lie . ditto. Dated Feb. sr, 'Spy.
Percy tenantry Volunteer Infantry.
Captain John Clutterbucli to be Major, vice Watfurr, ilcceafed•—
Dated February a 6, tBoy.
Richard Roblon; Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Wilkin,
refigned. Dated itee.a6, 18.)6.
Cortimiffion in the Aberdeen Volunteer Pikemen,
.:figngby•tbeb. rd Lieutenant.
James Refs, Efq to be Lieutenant Dated Mirch 12, 1807.
CommiThonB. ligned. by the Lord Lieutenant of
Manipiltit e-L-To be Deputy Lieutenants.
John Blackburn, Rig. Sir Robert Kingfmill, Bart. and George
Hanbury Mitchell, EN. Dated March t 6, 1817.
Commiffions in the Tower Hatnlc4. Militia, figned
by the Lord Lientenant.-6ated March 25, 1807.
ft Royal Regliiietif—RUbert Bilrett Scott, Cent. to be Euiigu
12d Royal Regiment—Mark Kennedy, Gent. to be Enfign, vice
Half hide; promoted:
Comwillions fighed by the Vice• Lieutenant of the
County of Surrrey.
Cambetwell Volunteer Infantry.

Lieutenant Daniel Stow. to ht Captain, vice Wilton. resigned ; Lieut.
P. Lettfuni to be ditto, vice Auckhnti, religned. ; Enlist]
Lawrence to be LieutCuant, vice Stow ; Enfigit Glannie,
to be di!to, vicel.cttrom ; lieory Owen, Gent tb be E'nfign,
Luwreuee. and Henry Auer, Geilb to be Ensign, 'vice
Glannie.—Dated Dac. 17, 18 .6.'
Lnyal S-nthwatk Volunteers.
Richard Corner to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March a, 1807.
I it Surrey Volunteers.
Henry Bevington, Gent to bc Second Lieutenant.. Dated March
17, t 507.
PAR'T'NERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

James Harbotticand Malcolm Currie, of the Haymarket, 'ice-
men, March 26,.1807.
George Seaman and Henry Dean, of Bifhopfgate•ftrett Wishout,
linen drapers, March 30, 1807.
Alm White and Georgt Dint, of Tokenhoufe yard, fhip and in-

furance brokers, March 21.180.
Mary Runcorn, Edward
.Fo.g, Richard Runcorn. and Ellis
Hughes, of Mancheßer. cotton fpinaers, March as, 1807.
William Dove and Robert Dove, of Norwood and Paddington,
Middlefrx, brick makers, March 13, 184
Richard Price and John Hill, of 'Maul, brightfmiths and iron-
mongers, December 31. r Rob.
John Sanderfon.. Edward Danderfon, and Sparke Sanderfun, of
Leeds, Yorkfltire, linen drapers, March 24, 1'0407.
William Celemau and William Scott, of Tottenham, Middlefez,
titsthiy .6441 hedinsen. June tBO6.
Win l'homfon and Ja. Duewiek, of Georgelard, Lon-
dos., t. unk mak. to, March 3 t , 1807.
ITANKRDP I S.
Robert Fccles, of Chorley, tare tfhire, cotton-rnanufaaurer, to
furecoder April so, sr, ar.d May t 2, at eleven; at elm George

and Dragon, Bretton. Attornics, Mr. Winftanley, Pre!ton; or
Meitr.:. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry.
William Haver. late of Sonthmolton, Devon, vintner, dealer and
chartnan, April 7,8, ar the Old Lond,n lam, Fairer, and May
12, at the George Inn, 3oothirelton. Atrornies. Mars Devon
and Tooke, No LO, Gray's. Inii.f9uare;sor Mr. Jarnea Pearfe, jut.
Delon.
George Carver, row or late of Kipperholnie, p,rifli of Halitav,
Yurlaire. dealer and ihapin..n, April ta. it, and May 12, at
eleven; at the Plack Bull. Gunn:, fat, Yorkftiire. Attorides, Mr.
Evans, Thavies inn, London; r r Mr. Carr, Gomerlal.
DIVIDENDS.

April za. David Williams, of Shincditch, Midldes ,liiiendraper,

at one, at Guildhall.
April 27. Charles Clark, of Briflol, baker and cornfador, at
eleven, at the White Halt Inn, Broad•ltreet, Driftol.
April 14. Thomas Obey, of Upper Ckveland ttreet, Fitzroy-
lquare, Middlefex, bri el:layer:at sine, at Guildhall.
April 25. Charles Brillow, of Newgate ilreet, London, linen-
Oraper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 17. William Keene., late of Painfwiek, Gloucefttrfhire,
clothier and cordwaimr, at eli.vet at the Saracen's Head Inn,

Glouce der.
April la. John Watford, of Pall Mall, Middlelex, baberclaiher,

at twelve,- at Guildhall.
April 33. Benjamin' Lloyd, of Liverpool, merchant, atone, at the

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Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
April 14. James Hill, of Deptford, Kent,viduallor, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. •
April 28. Henry Fifher, of Gractehurch ltreet, London, grocer,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 14. Charles Bi•.!wcII, of Bricklane, parifh of Chriftchurch,
Mill Vex, viaualler. at twelve, at Guiltlh.,li.
April 25. William &ohm and John Yen" of Jermyn-ftreet ,
Widtminfter, fhnernakers and copartner'', ax ten, at Guildhall.
April 3. George Daeon and Abraham Zimon Dolic'ker Cuvelje,
now or late of Lancafter, madams, at five, at the King's Arms,

Lancafter. •
April 1. R43hert Derhiihire, late. of Liveepool, grocer, at one, at
the Globe T.iversi, Jam-Wed, Livetko I.
April s. Wil;i:on Irving. late of Livrrpool, liqmor-mirabant, at
twelve, at the Globe Tav,t.i, John-ft eat; Livcrpoll
April 4. Edward Forrar,lnow orlate of Pudfey, •Yorkthire, do-
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thier,. at eleven, at the White Hurfe inn, Leeds,
April 4. Thomas Farrar, of litidfey, Yorkihire. clothier, at eleven,
at the White }lode tnn, Leeds.
April 4. John Storey Pritcharddste of Wigmore-fireet, St. Mary-
la-Bonne, Middieftx, grocer. and confeekomer, at ten, at Guildhall
April 4. janies.Pktclicr Hughes, of Wigniore fir-et, St. Mary•
le-bone, Middlcier, italioner, at twelve. at Guildhall.
April 4. 'John Mallard, Of Brittol, merchant, at eleven, at the
taVtrn, Corn-ftrect,
April 3. Hugh Ibbetfon, ..of Pocklinvon, :York(hire, fpirlt mer-
chant, at eleven, at. the George um. Aingdon upon Hull.. .
April 6. William Bcatfon and John Beation,. of St. Mary-at-hill,
I.cmilon, fiterchantii, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 4. John Jenkins; of Great Wlener-greet, Cold Bath-fields,
Middlefex , linen draperrat ten, at Guildhall.
Avril 6. 'lamas Cave, of Rawleigh place, Devon(hire, merchant,
at elcycn, at the tavern, Coreidtteet, BASAL
April 6. J. B. lio•tioghroki arid M. A. SoliiigSroke, of Norwich,
woollen dropersi at five, at tfie*Maid's Head inn; Norwich:
April 6. James Parerfun the younger. of Great Xs:mouth. Nor-
folk, fhopkeeper, at• eleven, at the Maid's !dead inn, Norwich,
April e.Willj. m Vaughan, of Pail Mall. Middlefea, tayior ; and,
Alexander Oetard.of Gloticefle-ftrect; at ten, it Guildhall.
April a. Robert of Rotkill, Tot-Mire, 'farmer, at
eleven, at the Black swan; Sedate, ' • • •
April 6 F. Colombine, IY. Colomhlne.n• COlombine the younger,.
and P. Columbine the younger, of Nor wich, merchants, ait
eleven, at the Maili Head inn,Norwii Ix' •
April r. John Cottnigham, of Liverpool, merchant, at three,
at the .Green Dragon, Chefter, • • • •.. • • • .
April;. Serjeant, too, late of ..tourbridge. Worceftetihire
dedir and chapreat, at four, at the. lelbot inn. Stourbridge.
April a. John Chorlby. of Liverpool nittchant, at elekien, at the
Golden Li,.n, Dale•drerl, Liverpool.
April a. Thomas Day, late of Grove Hill. parifh, of St. Nicholas, '
in Ei vetley. Aiding of -Yorkfbire, Pip-carventesiat plearn,
• *at the•Eygerinti, Beverky. •
• April j. Ann Kenney, of Stilted, milliner; at eleven, at the tuns
:cavern. Briftol.
April 6. Robert Pyirc,,of liiv:rpool, bread-bakes, at eleven, at the
• HcLel,•l.oril area. Liverpool.
April 7. Thomas Waiglitniant late of Newgate kreets London,
mercer, at ten, at Guildhal. .
(leurge liedddes, of Rani! Cattle, Salop, tanner; at
clever,;at the. Cattle inn: BiSsop's Cattle. • ' • • • •
April so Giles (timber, or,Sandwich, Kcnt, liuendraper, at sweitirs
at/heGuildhall, Canterbury.
April 7. William Collard: of Moth Waltham, Nbrfolk,.currier,
aid leathsr-tirtifer, et eleven, at the Bull Inn, Noneich•

POLICA.

.•-.••••••••••.; .o.

Swiggett rra.—Ycflet day Riciard. .fruirrws, ti man
of very gentlemanlike appearance, for whole appre-
henfion a reward had been offered, nude' went an
examination, at Qi_rteniquare Police Office, on "the
charge of fwindliog.
A Colonel Davifon, the principal accufer in this
cafe, Rated, that he firft became acquainted with
the prifoner in the King's Bench. It was very ma-
terial for Mr. Davilon to get 'a feat in Parliament,
and the prifoner having often reprefinted hintfelf as
a man oft roily, and intimately connected with Come
of the fiat charaiters in the country, Mr. Da•••ifun
ciiftinfed his affairs to the milliner, who undertook
to allill in forwarding his intention. The prifirner
defcribed himfelf as the intimate acquaintance of the
Earl of Belborough, Lord Fitzwilliam, Lord Ro•
bent Spencer, &c. from wham he received cootribu:
Mins for his lupport in priton. After Mr. Davifon
had left the Bench, impreffed as he was with a belief
that the .ptiliiner could forward flis views, he fre-
quently relieved him with pecuniary trifles, for which
in return lie received grateful letters. After a flout
rime the prifoner was liberated from pritim by the
Infolvent AQ ; and fr'e then carried on his pretenfions
to the extreme, by obferving that he had been offer-
ed a feat in Partiamtait by Eatl Fitzailliatn, but it
would ill become him to accept of it, having been fn'
recently liberated from pi ifon by the lofolvent A 1 ;
and be would, by.the interelt sof the Ea*l of Betbro
rough, have the hoacur conferred on Mr. Davifon,
as it was through the intereff of the Eirl that Lord
Fazwitliam's prcmife was to be realized. He went
to dine with B. Goldtmid, Efq. at Roehampton, and
the p: inner accompanied him in his carriage to the
Earl of 'Be/borough's houfe, at the fame place, but
the E4l-1 was frorb home. He law the prifoner ;again
in a day or two, when he infat med him that he had
converted with the Eati of Bcfbarougb, on the lob
feet bf Fall Pitzwilliam having offered him (the pri-
Inner) a teat in Parliament; and the Eatlj, cofely
remarked, " I timid take you fora Sir Launcelot
Greaves, or a Don Qaixotte, to want a at, after
taking the benefit of the InNvent A&" After that,
the prifoner Paid, the converfation was more .fetirMs,
and Mr. Davifon, as his ft iend, was to have the feat
promiled by Earl Fitzwilliain. The pr:f ater went
on to date, that he was connected with the Earl of
Betborough, who had four Boroughs in Ireland, and
who would difpofe of them at at-"col, each; and if j
Mr. Davifon Ihould have other friends to accommo-
date, he might have the preference, as the Noble
Earl had authorized him to find candidates. Mr. I
Davifon found Candidates for all the Boroughs the
pritoner had talked of, and by his delite the price of
the feats was depolitzd in the hands of a Banker. The
Candidates, when they became Members, were 'to
retain their feats for five yearc, in cafe of a ditolidion
•of Parliament. Mr. Daviliat here obferv.edi that he
had Inch lull confidence in the prifimer,- as, .by his
artifices, to have been led away in a manner that he
Inoked mr.re like an accomplice in the deception of
the to ifuncr, than his dupe He had been to deceiv-
ed by the plattlible pretences, 'and the folemni!y of
tide FuiConer's condual, that his mind was tranquiflifed,
and he had obtained of him ( Mr. Dtsifon) and his
friends, by his recommendation, .}cool. he having
got 20001. in two payments, as he 11,41, for the Eatl
of Befborough, as part of the cunfideration for the
Baroughs in Ireland. The other money confided iri
relieving the temporary embatralfinents of the pi i-
ruler, and accepting his bills. Mr. Davifon had
accepted bills for a carriage, which the prihater had
made in Poland-ltreet, far his flud, &c. betides
which, thole of different trades people. He continued
.with a narration of circumflances, limilar to thole
which we have related, butt which our limits will not
permit us to enter into. Mr. Pavilon, having a:
length entertained fume firfpicionof the.priamer being
an impolior, waited on the Earl of Belborough, when
he found his fufpicions realized, as be was merely a
dependant cn the Noble Ea't's philanthropy, coma
;biped with that of other Noblemen.

The 2.arl of Befborough proved, that he knew no
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mote of the prifoner than having received letters
from him while in prifon, afking relief, which he
gruitted tfi him in trifles. The Noble Earl knew no-
thing of what had been related refpedling the 80.
roughs, and the other Noblemen v.. 1 hid been talked
of, knew no more of the prifiiner, that having al
forded relief in his (Hauge-, on their having been
written to as well as himielf.

A Gemlemaii, Iho had. agreed to ptirchafe one of
the BoroughF, on the recommeridation of Mr. Davi•
fill], proved that he had paid the prifoner vol. as
part of the conlideration for the fame, and be had
been completely milled.
Several induttrioui trades people are confiderable
fufferers by the cond'i of the prifoner, but their
charges were not entered into.
The ptifoner was recommitted to another day.