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London, England, 1805-07-08 00:00:00

1111RICITI3HAW V. PRICE.

This was an *Rion for an affanit. The Plaintiff
is a farmer, at a place called Shenley, between Bar-
net and St. Alban's, and the Defendant, the driver of
the Monchetter Itage coach. The Plair.tiff's team
and the Defendant's coach, met each other in a nar-
row lane, and neither being difpofed to give imme•
diate way for the other, an altercation enfued, when
the Defendant, who was defcribed as an experienced
boxer, pulled the Plaintiff off his horfe, and gave
him a fcvere beating. In the courfe of the trial
doubt was railed as to the perfon who drove the
coach ; and an endeavour was made to prove, that
one Hale, and not the Defendant, drove the coach
on the day Rated. This, however, was not believed
'by the Jury, who gave the Plaintiff a verdict, and
col. damages.

THE KING V. BRETT.
Mr. CLITFORb opened the proceedings in this cafe.
He *Rated that this was an indiftment charging the
Defendant Henry Britts, alias Brett, with the crime
of wilful, deliberate, and corrupt perjury, he having
appeared on the trial of a perfon of the name of Tho-
mas Price, tried at the Sittings at Weftminfter, after
laft Michaelmas Term, and having there falfely
(worn that he was prefent on the Hafting, at Brent-
ford cm the fecond day of the laft elettion for Mich
dlefex, and heard and faw the (aid Thomas Price
there pOll as a freeholder under the name of John
Wright ; and having alto falfely (worn that the whole
of a paper which he held in his hand, and which
was produced in Court, being a memorandum ofthell
tranfaftioti, was written by himfelf on the Hollings
rat the time, except that part of it which was feored
out. The fad being, that the Paid T. Price did not
then In poll, nor was the whole of the paper (worn
Ito in the hand-writing of the Defendant Brett.
Mr. Ea s a Ina followed cn the fame fide. Price,
the perfon againft whom Brett had given evidence,
was convicted of the offence charged againft him, for
which be had fince received judgment, and was now
fuffering puniffiment. So mater a witnefs was the
prefent Defendant, that it had become a matter of
great confider.rtion with the Court, if, without his
teilimony, there was fufficient evidence to bring home
to Price the crime with which he was charged—
whereas, if his teftimony was to be taken into ac-
count and confidered as trite, the cafe was the clear.
eft which poflibly could be figured, and no room for
controvert*, remained. He (wore that he was prefent
at the Hafting: at Brentford, on tie fecond day of
the laft eleaion for Middlefer, where he law Price
poll at the Holborn Divilion, as a freeholder, under
the, name of -Jaw Wright, and heard him deferibe
himfelf as poffeffing a freehold fituated at No. 8,
Bell-yard; Gray's Inn lane. It turned out clearly
that there was no loch perfon as John Wright, at the
place defcribed. Of courfe, if the tettimony of Brett
was-to be credited, there could be no doubt of Price's
guilt. The Learned Counfel, however, ob:erv-
ing Brett working up and down with a paper which
he held in hishand, inquired what it was, and defired
to look at it. This Brett at Silt refofed to comply
with, Paying, it was a paper of his own. Being or•
deted however to produce it, he then declared that
it was a paper on which he had written at the time
a memorandum of what he heard and law—that,
Ilrin k with the raft of a perfon whore name he knew
to be Price, voting under the name of Wright, be,
on the Huftings, at the moment took a pen and ink
out of his pocket, and made a memorandum of the
fact. On looking at the paper it immediately appear.
ed palpable to the Learned Couplet, that it was not
all written by one perfon. One part of it was obvi-
onfly in the hand-writing of a clerk to an attorney,
or fome other perfon who wrote a free and butinefs.
like hand—the other past of it by one hardly capa
ble of writing intelligibly. It became, therefore, toe
duty of the Learned Counfel, to endeavour to get N.
the bottom of the bufinefs, and to afcertain, if pof-
lible, by whom the paper was written and how it
came into Brett's poffeffion. He accordingly warred
him that there were two band-writings in tLe paper,

and repeated his quegin, if he fill-aferted that it
was wboar written by him t He again anfwered
Yes."—Thi. Learned Condil again repeated his
queßion4‘ Did Brett (*wear, by the oath which
he had taken, that the whole of the paper was in
hi, hand writing, and that he had written it all at otter
time, and on the billings ?" Hi, anfwer a thud 11111 C
was " Yes."- It then occurred to the Learred Conn.
tel ut Mk to fce him write, not being convinced but
. .
I might turn out that neither the one part nor the
other of the memorandum had been written by the
Defendant. He accordingly did copy the writing
contained in the memorandum, having for his de&
the green •table which Rands before the Clerks of
Court, and produced a writing very fitnilar to the
lower part of the memorandum, but completely
fimilar from the upper part. Such altotrether was the
tellimony of the Defendant on that trial, as to induce
his Lordfhip to recommend to the Jury not to rely
on his evidence, but to fee if there was not fuffi, r
proof, independently of, or to cot roborate it. Price
was accordingly found guilty, and, as the Learned
Counfel had Rated, was now (offering the punilltment
'of his guilt. A thing, however, had lince come out
which the Learned Counfel could not help confider-
ing as alarming in the extreme. It now appeared,
that the upper part of the memorandum in queQion,
was in the hand-writing of the very Attorney for the
profccution in that cafe; and, could it be confiders/se
as any thing lets than aftoniffiing, that he fhould, dur-
ing the whole of this long examination, have .
ed the Defendant to go on, deliberately pain*/ him.
fell, and not have Repped forward, and confel that
the memorandum was in his own hand-writilainz
in that of one of his clerks ? Had the Learned
al known this fart fooner ; had it been in his power
to have Rated it to the Court, when he moved for ,
a new trial in Price's cafe, what 'fled mat it not •
have had on the minds of the Judges, to learn that .
fuch being the fad, the Attorney for the profecntion
had fitten filent in Coen, during the whole of that
long examination, hearing the precast Defendant pet*
Gft in a tate' by which he mutt have known he Vat
perjuring himfelf? It was not the wills of the Learn-
ed Connie), nor was it his make to make firotg '
obfer rations, but he deemed it effential that fuck fee.
tares in a cafe fieould not be entirely overlooked.
when it Was confidered too, that Price, whether in-
nocent or not it was not for him to fay, was foaling
for a crime prated againß him by fucb evidence as
this. He tbould thew, not only that Brett did not
write the memorandum, as fworn to by hem, on the
fecond day of the elation. on the haftings—hut that
Price did not poll on that day.
The proper officer then produced the copy of the
convidion of Price, at the Sittings after ha Michael-
mas Term.

Thomas Lowten, Erquire, the Clerk at Nib
Prins, Paid that be was prefent at the trial when the
memorandum was produced by Brett, whom be all*
fan copy the memorandum in Court, which be now
produced.
•
Here Lord ELLUNEOROUCII, Ondertlanding that
the prifoner wai provided with neither COunfel nor •
witneffes, interrupted the proceedings. Ht obrerved,
that there were two very different quellionv and two .
very different nudes of guilt apparent on the fact of
this indiament. If the quellion were merely to be
' confined to the fart of perjury, in (wearing that the •
whole of the memorandum was in the hand-writing
of the Defenclot, he thought that was eafy to be
proved. It, however, was in itfelfof tthial import, •
and Could conveys trifling degree of guilt in compa-
rifon with the other, that, in fae, he had not teen
or beard Price poll at Breniford on the feeond day of
the eleition.

Mr. Easit ea raid, he bad ao wills to profs this tat•
ter point.
Lord ELLENDOROUGH Paid, he had entertained no
doubt that the prifoner was provided with Counfel.
Mr.Eascint obferved,that whatever prominence of
guilt he might fee in the prefent cafe, he bad no ob-
jeaion sill to defer it to a future day.
Lord Et.iasamtouom then ;Piked the prifoner, if '
he had any chance of procuring witnefes, or of
making a better defence than he was now provided
with, if the cafe fhonld be poftponed If be had,
he was indebted to dte great liberality of the profit.
cutors, in agreeing to pcdpone his trial to a future
day.
r Being anfwered in the affirmative, the trial was
pofiponed.
Lord ELLIMBOROUGH then remarked, that he
thought thole Mho had brought forward the ',times
on the former occafion, ought to have keg that he
bad now the means of providing for his defence.
The Sottctrot' Gems RAL and Mr. Gaatow five-
rally declared that r.o application had been made to
them on the fubjeft ; infinuated that the reafons for
this might afterwards cum: to his Lordthip's know-
ledge ; that they felt themfelves delicately &tutted
in the bufinefs, and fuggefled the expediency of
his Lordfhip rather nominating Counfel for the De.
fondant.

Lord ELLeteloaouc H was averfe from impofing
fo difagreeable a burden un any individual Gentle-
man at the Bar. He could not nominate any Gentle-
man within the Bar, as in that cafe the espenee of
licenfei to plead mull neceffarily be incurred. Hie
Lordihip, however, cited feveral inflances where the
Crown furnifhed witneffes whom they had adduced
on former trials, even when they were convinced that
the witneffes had fworn Lady, with the means of
defending themfelves.
Mr. Gmtaow Rated, that if the prifoner chore to
apply to him, he was ready to defend him to the belt
of his ability, and he knew he could anfwer the lame
for his Friend the Solicitor General. If the ex-
pence of procuring licences were the only obllacle,
that he fhould be ready to remove, by himfelf fur-
nifhing the prifoner with the means. He begged it
however to be underfiood, that he offered to do fo,
%idiom reference to, and entirely unconneCted with,
any individual concerned in the former profecution
egainit Price.
Lord ELLENSOROUGH raid, that he was now en•
formed, that. for perfosis who appeared is paupers,
no expence for procuring licences was neeeffary to be
I..curred.

Mr. GARROW repeated his former obfervation ott
t' is fill jets, declaring that the expence should be no
impediment.
The Souctroa CENRAL again expreted his fall
picion that Brett hinnfelf might prefer other Conufd
to his friCtui Mr. Garrow and hint; Hatt the matter
felled.

r*. .

Freon the LOA DOIGAZISTM, jay 6.

The Km; has been pleafed to appoint BAST foam-
RIM AIME, Efq. to be his M.ijay's Secretary of
Legation at the Court of Berlin.
The KING has been plezfrd to approve r$ Mr.
CHRISTOPHER HENRY MARTENS to be Confill Gene•
ral for the Emperor of Germany and Hcreditsty
Emperor of Aultria, in Great Britain.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commiffion in the tit Battalion of Carmarthen In-
fantry, figned by the Lord Lieptenattr.
David Evans, Gent. to be Ettln,v:ec Veamans, promoted. Dated
June as, 0305.
Commidions figned by the I, rd Lieutenant of the
County of A' r.
ad Regiment of Ayrfbire Vol num Infantrry.
In Battalion.

penes Blair, Gent. to be Enfvn, vier Mgiarrie, relizned. Cate('
Jane ?o, 18°5.
2d Battalion.

I •hu•epant Alexander Hamilton to be Captain, vice John Dunlop,
renamed. Dated June ao, 18c5.
Cc/n=4Eons figned by Lord Teignmonth, Vice Lieu-
tenant of the County of Surrey.
sd Surrey Regiment of Militia,
Jobe Dawes, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated June 27,1805.
Surrey Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lisaatenant George Barnard to be Captain-Lin tenant, vice Jones,
1:41p00. Dated June 24,48a5•
Wandliv9o Volunteer Infantry.
BALI riegrgebiy to be Lica/tenpin, vice Lutky, promoted.
Illtect lune 26, 180 S.
Commons in the ad Battalion of 13anffshire Vu
Innteer Infantry, Sped by the Lord Lieutenant.
Entign Join Frafer to be Lieutenant, vice Laird, refigned; lames
Taylor, Gent. to be Enfigu, vice Frafer, promoted. Dated
Alrat 1005*
cr Maelneosll, Gent. to be. Enlign, vice Hisao, refigued.
Delis! May 19, aos.
Commit Eons fired by the Lard Lieutenant of the
County of l‘iiddlefex.
• Royal'Eaft Middlefet Militia.
Marks BarkeiTurner;Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 27,
altos.
Edamird tietherington, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated June t 5,1805.
Edrard Rowland Stephe.nfon, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant. " Dated
une v 5,1805. •
Jo eph plgg; Gent. to be Fnliin. Dated Jane 15,1805.
` Royal'York Mary-la bonne Viiiunteers.
Lieutenant Frederick Thomas Harvey Fofta to be Captain, vice
Carle, refignod. Dated May 13, tBO5.
T.;conham, Gent. to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Folier, promoted;,
Lieutenant Hopper to be Second Lieutenant, vice Chapman,
reSgneti; lieutenant Andrews to be &mond Lieutenant, vice
Hopper. Dated Mir 247, tBO5.
ZisPgr Thomas Little to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ballock,Pro-
*noted. Dated May 13, z Yos.
St: George's Volunteers.
Tionus Alexander Harvey, Gent. to be EuGgit, lice Cranford,
promoted. Dia.:l'May 29,1805.
tit Battalion Qzeen's Royal Volunteers.
Lieutenant John Dingle to be Captain, vice Lane, refigned ; Se-
cotid Lieutenant Henry Rollefton to be Fir* Lieutenant, vice
Illogic t James. Dickens, Gent: to be Second Lieutenant, vice
*olisßon Date 4 June 3, /805*
Si: James's Loyal Volunteers.
/Wham! Henry Croft, Efq. to be Captain, vice Gore, reigned.
Jobb Ansiek;GMSe. to be Lieutenant, vice Harper, refigned:
bold Frazer, Gait. to be Enfign, vice Uremia, rehgned.
AU dated June 8. 1805.
Royal Weilmintier Volunteers.
Lieutenant Georg Pierce to be Captain, vice Cragg,
pap:diunit Oh
St. Pancras Volunteers.
Captain R obert Himilion to be Major vice Seem, rnmomd.
Lkotenanta William Hughes, James Milner; jamb Marki, and
francia Jobo &dam to be Captalni.
June Lee and .... Prince, Gents. to be Bolan&
AR dated May ad, 1805.
Loyal Britons Volunteers.
Lieutenant Gordon Urquhart to be Captain.
Enten Denalsi'M'Donald to be Lieutenant.
Richard Aikew, Gent. to be Li. utenazt, vice Urquhart.
Vigilant Nicholls, Gent. to be Enagp.
tryiti Bair to be Fnfign, vice M`Donald, promoted.
MI dated June 43, iBos.
COmmiffions in "the Royal Monmouth and Brecon
li;egiarent of Militia, fi.,ned by the L,rd Lieu-
••
tenant.
Captain air Jame. Brudncli Fiadyer, Bart. to be Lieuttrant Colo-
nel. Dated July t,1805.
Feign George Mork to be Lieutenant, Dated June t,
coganifflon in. the Royal South Lincoln Militia, .
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Charles Parket, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June so, dos.
CoMmiffirinsin the North Refion Volunteer Infantry,
figneoklmthe Lord Lieutenant of the County of
-
made, Parr, Gent to be Lieutenant ; Robert Noble, Gent. to be
4ntieri•.-• bated Jim Iy, stios.
CoMmiflioni in the North Hants Regiment of
tint figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Thosnas Gardiher, Gent. to be Surgeon • James Morrill, Gent. to
be A tbitact-Surgeon and linfign. • Dated June 25, iBos.
Commifflon in the Royal South Lincoln Militia,
. _ .

figned by the LI Lieutenant.
Charlet Parker, Get& to ht Licuttn.iht. Dated June to, t3or.
Commiffions in the North Re flun 'V() unreer Infantry,
figned by the 1.()) d Licuicnlnt.
. . .

Charlrs Parr, G. mt. to t4e. Lieutenant ; Robert Noble, Gent. to be
Enfign. Dated Julie 17, IBos.
Commiffion in the Royal North Lincolnflire
figned by the Lord Lieutenan,.
John Sinclair, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 17, iflos.
Curnmifflons_ figned by tfe Lord Lieutenant of
Hampfkire. Soto Is EAR Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.
Thomas Thittlethwayte, Efq. to be Lieut.. iroit-Colooel. vice the
Honourable Henry Hood, refigned. Dated June sr. 1805.
Duke of Glotreller's New Fur elt Battalion..
Adjutant De Rena), to be Brevet Captain. Dated Miy to, 480 s.
Eling and Milbrook Battalion.
Lieutenant Martin to be Captain, vice CuMgton, promoted ; En-
figo Scard to be I fent, nant, vice Martin, promoted;
Lomer, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Seara, promoted. Dated
June 24, 1805.
CommilEons fignecl, by the Lord Lieutenant of the
COunty of Kent.—Woodfgate Volunteers.
John Gotridge, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Stoner, declared. Dated
June 8, iflOs.
Tunbridge Wells Volunteers.
Thomas sem, and Edward Hunt, Gents. to be Second Lieutenants
Dated June 18, sac.S. •
Chiflehurft and Footfcary Volunteers.
Anthm Stone,Gent. to be &mad Lieutenant. Dated June 22,
1805.
Canterbury Volunteer Rifle Corps.
John James Pearce, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice Stankcy,
deeeskd. Dated June 2',1805.
Firatum In the Gazette of the 9th intl.
Canterbury Volunreer Rifle Corp!.
list John James Pedrer, Gent. to he Se cond•bicutenaut, vice Stott-
eq, deceafed. redid John James Peirce. Ger.t. to be seeoxilLini-
Want, lice Sariry, deeeafed.
"PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
• John Fmerfon and Thomas Mulcafter„of Neweallie-upopaqsne„
grocers and tea dealers, June 19, egos.
Thomas Pearfon, John Gibbon...* Benjamin Bickjey. Edward
244 h. and Char* Phillips, Biliton, Staff's-take, ironmalleri;
April tin. t gos.
Milani Pitt and John Crecosecll, linen drapers. hoterl, and
bifbojargate-Rrset Without, London, July 3, 13os.

Owlltorher Kenyon, John Hindle, William Hindle. and LOIVI•
rare- K,:nyon, of P.c.rington, Lancalhiee, saliva printer', July
a, dos.
Henry penhava amid George Gin" Ssibhs, of Greenwich, Kent,
furl lhitt.g item:tenger. stud "snicks, July , 1305.
Praneas Nearly and Edwanil honth. of Oxfurd-ftrect, grocers.
June 24, dos.
James %Alton and Rotwrt Lakeland, linen drapers and haber-
dailters, -York, May it, allos
heave Dehenhain end Charles Sitberrad, of George-ftroet,
Southampton-plate, Middlefes, brewer., June 23.
Thomas Grace. Jofeph 'freeman, and Symuel Wharton, white
lead aid turpentine manufaelurers, at Thaws:plunk, Chdfea,
Middlef.ex. March as, tilos
Franca. Kr.ight and John Triphoolt, of St. jamet's-itreet, Welt-
;ninth r. bun': fellers and Rationers, June 29, 18os.
Edmund tflAvuod,George Schein, and John Varlet', at SLiith-
Yorkthire, Lutton fphiner", June 13, 1833.

BANKRUPTS.
Henry Jenner Humphris and Wiliam Humphrls, of Fleet-ftreet,
London.drugsias and copartners, to furrentler ;441y 9, 20, sad
A uguft t 7, at ttrzlve, at Guildhall. Attortne4,llf4:lL-s. Smith and
Titian, Chapter-houfe, St Paul's Churebi
Benjamin Boardman, of Ipftvich, Suffolk, illopki:Ter. (*eater and
chatiman, July 13, at twelve, July 27, at one, and Anguit 17, at
mire, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Grist Pre:-
co:Arent, Goodman's Fields, London •
Thous, Read, of Whitcomb-Rrtet, Charing-Crofs, Middlefez,

Jeweller, dealer and chapman, July 9. al, and Augult 17. a: ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, N 0.34, Fore-ftreet.
James Bennett, of Tregony, Cornwell, linen-draper, dealer and
Chapman, July 11, 13, and Auguft 17, at five, at the Globe Ta-
vern, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Sanford, Exeter.
Benjamin Cox, of Stourhridge, Worcelterlhire, timber-merekart
and tanner, deaPr and chapman, July t 9, at five. July 20, and
Auguft 17, at eleven, at the Dudley's Arm. len, Dudley. Attor-
nies, Mr. Fellows, Dudley; or Mr. Williams, No. 3, Curfitor-
ftreet, London
William Orbell, late of Felfham, Suffolk, fhopkeepey, dealer and
chapman, July tB, 29, and Auguft 17. at twelve, at the Sw
Inn, Sudbury. Anomie', Mr. John Pate, BUry St. Edmunds;
or Mr. Giles, Shire• lane, London.
Jeremiah Thut Iton, of Norwich, merchant-tailor, dealer and chap-
man, July ty,.2k and Anvil 17, at (our, at the Star, St. Peter
of Mancroft, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Richard Gcldard, Hol-
born-court, Gray's Inn ; or Mr. Thomas Barber, Norwich.
George • ilyard, of W:ilton uporoTh Fries, Surrey, plumber, pain.
ter and glazier, dealer and chapman, July t 3, at eleven, July 20,
at twelve, and Aug. *7. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Samuel Agland, No. 6, Gray's Inn lane Terrace. . •
Richard Hohdell, of GI andus-Brett, hltddlefez, liquor-merthlnr,
dealer and cliapinan, July 9, at one, July 13, at eleven, and
Auguft 57, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Beau-
fort Building.. Strand.
Thomas Bothwell, of Piecadilly, paridt of St. James, Vieftminßer,
hliddlefex,bontimker, deal: r and chapman, July 9, at ten, July
27, at one, and Auguft 17, at ten, at GujidhalL Attorney, Mr.
Derby, Great Janie. greet, Bedford row.
Thomas Bond of New • arum, Wilts, clothier, dealer and chap.
nizn, July 15, at hz July 16, at ten, and Auguft 17, at five at thli
Three Swan. Inn, New Sarum Attornfas, Mr. Henry Godwia,
New Sarum or Meer. Wegener and WeR, No. 13, Red Liao.
greet, Wapping. London.

William Gardna' of I.uton, Bcdfordfhiro. fact-manufadlurer,
July 9. at me, July 13, at cl,Ten, and Aiaguit t 7, at ten, at
Guildhall. London: Attorne!, Mr. Jackfoo. fonoburch AM:d-
ings, Fenantrelt-ftrcet, London.

DIVIDENDS

July 13. William Painc,a Ipfwich, Suffolk, coach and hankers.

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Maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July ao. William Grant, of Greek Rivet, Soho, Middlefez, paper.
Rainer, at ten, at Guildhall
jnly 20. Charles Herries and Jofeph Nailer, of London,
chants and partners, at ten, at Guildhall
July so. Robert Pickering, of Cheapfide, London, paper-Rainer,
at ten, at Guildhall
July so. Edwatd Lawton, of Red Lion-llreet, Southwark, Surrey,
hop and fad-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 20. Haut Davis, of Portfea, Hants, merchant and Lip °mitt,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July so. Robert Clarke, of Ring ftreet, Covent-Carden, Middle-
fez. linen draper, at eleven. at Guildhall
July ao. James Htiftler, of WCIIUD Colville, Cambridgefb/re, far
met, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 20. William w'igltead, of Charing OM's. Mlddlefes, flationcr,
at twelve, a: Guildhall.
July so. Thom 4s Aweack, of Fletchtng, Sofres, Ihopkeeper, at ten,
at GuildhaH, London.
July so. Whitfield /Madre, late of Sun-ftreet, Bifhopfgate-ftreet,
London, tlmbewneerchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 20. Lawrence Reis., of Thromuortan-(feet, London, broker,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 23. James Widdows, of Manehelter, =tenderer, at three, at
the Packhorfc hm, Apple-market, Matchelter.
Austin to. John Sizer, of Mal.:iigtsce, Baez, fhopkeeper, at
twelve, at the Three Cups Ina, Colcheller.
Augult 3. John Abbott, of Ipfwich, Suffolk, .hopkeeper, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.

[This Gatette alto contains his MaJefty's Or&r in Council,
dated the 4th of July, for continuing the Laws for regulating the
prices at which Corn and Grain may be exported wand from Great
Britain and Ireland, and to the admiffion to entry of Oil arid
Blubber from Newfoundland; alto for the importation of Hides,
Tallow, Wool, &c. (except Cotton Wool) in foreign Blips, until
the asth of March, 1806: tikeviifc, for permitting, until the fame
date, Gnat Skins imported in forego yeiTeh, to enter into any port
of the Gutted Kingdam, on the payment of the ufual duties.]

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.
Tofeph Stockpot,le, of Sand) mount. county of Dublin, deater,to
furrender on the 11th and tztb Init. and tith Jitly.
John Atkinfon, of Dublin, baberdagt.r, to ['mender the keth
17th inft and 13th
Michael o'Hr:inert, of Sackville.ftreet, Dublin, Knelt-draper, to
fur ander on the tsth and 16th init. and 13th Auault.
Alleluia Redly. of Dublin, diltiller, to furreoder on the 12th and
13th loft. and 13th Auguß.
Job.: Smith, of janerille Milt., County of Waterford, corn mer-
chant and miller, to (attendee on the tats and tstb mit and
13th Auguit.
LCCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

The Rev. John. Jackfon is nominated by Wilfon Bradyll Efq.
to the perpetual curacy of Elawith, vacant by the refination of
the Re‘. Flurry Seatle.

Qn Friday, according to annual colt/mil, Fairlop
Fair was celebrated round the immenfe Oak in Hai-
1-molt Fora, Eftex. This venerable tree, which is
fuppored to be upwards of tow years old, and
whole branches extend over an acre of ground, we
have the pleafure to fay, etc:sped in a great mea-
fore the fury of the flames, a few days tince ; one
brand:, of an amazing fize, became their viebm ;
but there are three left, each of which exceed in fize
the largell tree in St. James's Park.

On Tuefday a failor belonging to his Majefly's (hip
Monatch at Chatham, fell overboard; in his fall he
(truck againiL the anchor, and from thence fell into
the water, and has not been feen (ince.

Their Graces the Duchefs of Rutland and Leeds,
the Right Hon. the Counieffes of Mount-th,rris,
'Darnley, Shaftelbury, Cork, and Derby, the Right
Hon. Ladies Spencer, Sherhorne, Cape], Bolton,
Say and Sele, the Right Hon. the Lord Bithop of
Carlifle, the Lord Chief Baron, And feveral other
noblemen and phyficians, having witneffed many ex-
traordinary cures performed by Meer Patent Worm
ltoz.enga, likve confirmed their approbation of the me-
'chcine by t?ieir honourable teflitnony to its peculiar
efficacy in removing Worms, Convuifion Fits, Pains
of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other confump-
live complaints, Oblirts&ions in the Liver, &c.—As
opening Phyfic on all occafions Ching's Patent Worm
Lozenges are fnperior to every, other Medicine. Sold
Wholefile and Retail at Citing and Butler's, No. 4,
Cheap tide, itod mutt Country Bookfellats.

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