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bomas Callan% of Little Bolton, Lancashire, cotton•manufar-
ttirer, dealer and ehapinan, to sum lid r July 2,st, at five, July
.20, and August 17, at liven, at the Swan Inn, in Bolton-1,-
M vars. Attornies, Mr. Hnulicin, Briton ; or Mr. \Wasik,
Jnlin-street, Ilethord-row, London,
Benjunin Bowen, ..1 Harrow, Nlitl,;l. sex, apothecary, July 9,
20, and August 17, at t. U. at Cull:that!. Attn,nes, Messrs.
Mactlatigail and 1 lunitr, Lincoln's-Inn. New-square.
John Colson, of `A'alhatu•Green, stag L-coach-master,
horae-dealer, dealer and chapman, July 9, 16, a:4(1 Arguer 17,
at one, a: (...ltfl.thall. Attormy, Mr. John El UNVI), NO. 4,
Duke4tfeet, Westminster.
John Ashworth, of Brown-s,rNi;t, Ifftrir Edgware road, Middle-
sex, grocer, (haler and char, .1, July 9, at twelve, July 16,
and Atigust 17, at ten, at Atturnies, iMessrs. Wil-
let and Annesley, -'ware.
Martin, of Cardiff, Glamortanskire, cornfactor, dealer
and ch tptii an, July 99, 2s, and A:: 'fit 17, at eleven, at :lie
taioliff Arius Inn, Cardiff. Attorntrs, Messrs. islea,dal„:,
Alexander, and Militia, New-Inti, kon.lon ; or Mr. Brown,
Cardiff. . -
Jostp!. smith, of Bristol, carpenter, dealer and chapman, July
19,40, and Anguit 17, at eleven at the Buch Tavern, Corn-
itreet, drktol. Attornies, Messrs. B. and J. Bridges, Red-
Lion•square, Loudon; nr I%kr Biddulph, Bristol.
Henry Goodridge, of :4th, ironmong..r, dealer and chapman,
. July a, 2., and August 17, at one, at the Christopher lim and
Tavern, Bails. Aunt-cies, Messrs. Highnioor and Young, 15;
Duch-lr!e, Cannon-street, London; or Mr. J. %Ving.:ce, Bath.
Edward Ha:baa ay, of Siaffurdshire, grocer, dealer and
chaivan, July uu, at five, July 27, dad Angina 17. at ekven,
at the Royal Hotel, •I't.nsple-row, Birnainghant. Attorries,
blewrs liasteri atd Martin, Furnivars-Inn,Lo-don ; or Mr.
Rohe," Webb, Higi.-a;rret,
Mary Hicks, of New lkuni-street, Middlesex, miilinrr, dearer
and chapwo.nan, la!). 9, at eleven, July 27, at twelve, and
August 17, ar t:cven, at Guildhall. Aitorney , George
Dorinollon, No. 7. Colem Buildings.
Thomas Cli.ton, of Hann Common, parish of Kingston-upon-
Thames, surrey, July '9,2u, and Augast 17, at ten, at V. uild-
bail,l.ondou. • Attorney, Mr. John Jones, Ball-coact, Gilt-

rpar•Strvet.
Ptv.it? helix Le Brun, of nu Band-street, Vii ldlrscs, eliemkt
ant! cliap.uan, July 9, at twelve, Julys 73,

and A.ist ti, At ten, at i;L:llc.lhail. Attoruty, Mr. l'op- km,

Di:au-street,
Richard t.hnflo, to tipper Norton-street, Fitzrny=sqtare,
• (i.Aler and chainnan, July 9, at
' twt•lvi, July :!7, And At.,Llbt 17, at elt:v ea, at Otiild:Wi.—
Attorsii,s, Mews. it,ardZia and Davis, (;cruet-cuurt, Urgce-

el.mrch-strt t.t.
F:.i.d,rici. ,;a:tio, of. Frorav-Selwood, Som.. int, vict ualler, t.lealrr
and cluptilitn, July 24, at five, Ju:y 25, at the George inn, in i
Irrutne :3elwood, and August 17, at eleven, at tUe Christovi•cr,
•• Inn, lia,h. AtiornicF, Mr. Nathauid i3arlaw, Warittins;er ;
or Messrs. Nei hersule italti Portal, Ilse::-street, Strand.
Edward Grim, of Stockport, Cheshire, tnachine-nii•lt•r, dealer
an 4 okapi:an, July 29, at five, July en, and .I•igustl7, a: '
eleven, at tliz Swan 1141, Liulton-le-Nl:':rs. At curilics, Air.
. Thomas Wind!e, 1011.i-wrr,t, 1.;.: &ova-row ;or Mt sus. Cz ots •
.• and' Rushton, ut tiolt on 4.-Mour4.
Henry krdukatta l'el,:riii, of Lloyd's Coill-e4lo:;ty, Lon !on, and
of 13er:4rd-street, bli 'all -s. 2, inriurat-hraittr, July 20, 30, ,
at eleven; and August 17, at te,i, at Guildhs'i. Attornies,
Mea,rs. Kaye and irreslifielti, ivo:W flank-ntoldings.
Joseph Whitley, of Cuilt•zron, Ce.rnwail, tavern-keqe--, dealer
and c'.i.apitait, July 26, 27, aad Alias: 17, :1; ;;1 I'IVC; ar the '
- I..Vakott Ilia .0.1 '1 avtrn, Plymouth. Atturtiies, Messrs. Wil- 1
' Lim. arid; Dear, No. It., Princes...street, Be•bard-ro.", Lon-
4iUil ; u. Ma. Erie and Mr. Baton, Plytno•:theDock.
Slostuas Isl:.,!ii ter, late rtisicting in the Island of Curacao, but now
2, and 17, at oar, at the,:
of .Liverpout, rnacliaut, August 1,
(Slob:: '1 avert,, laverritol. Attorales;Mr. Blackatock, Paper-
BaiLlings, •Vetni.te, I.dudan; or Messrs. Birdswtil and bus.

I..iveriKalL •
William Junts, of Liverpool, meAhant, August 1,2, and 17, at
ctuAttil, at the Globe Tavern, lu Liverpool. Attornies, Mr.
11:ackstuNk, Paper-Building:, Temple, London; or Messrs.
- BardAvortls and stepkensou, I.lverplicil.
eiljainin Masan, .01 Maidstone, hem, victualler, dealer and
cluipman, Judy 19, $9, and August 17, at i 4.11 at Guildhall.

Attornles, Mr. T. Tones, Milman.place, Belforft7rows UR*
tigti ; or Mr. Lamprey, Maidstone.
William Pariet t, of !fart-sirs:et, parish of St. George, Bloomsbn•
Mleisllesex, apothecary, deuler and chapinan, July 9,at 12,
July 16, and Atm.., 17, at ten, at Guildhall. &Woke,
mild til andbilludgare, Norfolk-street, Strand.
William Wilcock, of Preston, Lancashife, wooilendraper, dealer
and chal.man, August 1,2, and 17, at eleven, at the White-
* those Inn, Preston. Attornirs,. Mr. Wielesworth, Gray's-
lan, London ; or Messrs. Sin:tilt:worth and I-topic:as, Preston.
Stephen Jec, of Great Sec:data-yard, Middlefes, coal-merchant,
July 9, 20, and Angnst 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. John Robinson, No. 16, Half-Moon.strect, Piccadilly.
_ .

William Scott, late of Mile-End, and now or late of St, John,
Wapping, and St. Maly, Whitechapel, Middlesex, dealer and
-chapman, Jusy 9, 16, and August 17, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, 'lbrogtuortoii-street.
Lmes Abernethy, of Francls-street, Bedford-square, Middlesex.
underwrlter, Broker, dealer and Chapman, July 9, 16, aad
Augt,st 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attortiles, Messrs. Wad:-
son, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars.
Joseph Ewbauk, formerly of White Lion-court, Thrngmorton-
street, and late of 'Watling-street, London, merchant, dealer
and cliainuan, July 13, 90, and August 17, at twelve., atGuild-
bail. Attorney, Mr. Ca-tie, Furnivartrian.
• DIVIDENDS.

Samuel W,little the younger,ol 914na11, Salop, geocer and
chandler, July 22, :it. eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Shiffi.all.--
Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, of Liverpool, and John
Fui hes and Daniel Gregory, both of Lentl.u, backer., at one,
at the Calden Lion Inn, Dale-street, LiverpooL—George Ciark•
son, of Bristol, cabinet-maker, July go, at .nee, at the Bu th Ta-
vern, Corn-strew. Br:s: oh—Charles Delahault, of Birmingham.
Spanish leather dresser and seller, July 22, at eleven, at the Jer.
ningham Arms Inn, Shiffnall.—James Eward, late of Leicester,
shoe-maker, at ten, at the iaracen's Head Inn, Leices•er.-14-
ward Routledge the elder and E:war a Rout:edge the younger,
of Barrochside, Cumberland, drovers and cattle-deaiers, July
'29, at eleven, at the Bu.h Inn, Carlisle.--Alexander Car.-no and
Wm-Distell, of Liverpool, merchant and sugar-bakers, July
24" iat De at the George Inn, Liverpool—Win. Newsom, of
JJri.tol, innholder, defiler and chapmatt, July 22, at ten, at the
Rummer 'ravens, Brirta—Caleb Stowers of No. se, Paternos-
ter-row, London, printer, dealer, and chaprnan. July 30, at ten-,
'at Guildhall.--Hu ;h Northam, or Tooley-street, Soutliw irk,
hatter, July sg, at eleven, at Guildhall—Wm. Cozins, la e of
Buckingham, cabinet-maker, July '22, at eleven, .tt the Cobham
Arms, Buckinglianr.—:-,amuel Bailey and C. s-;;e Maguire, of
Fore-hrreet, Crippll:are, London, irontuttnei s and criparners,
July 27, at one, at Guildhall.—Arthur Davie, of ilinninitham,
factor, July 20, ar twelve at the Royal i lo:e:.
Louis oar: tm, of Yowling-green-bnadinrs, Middlrses,
distiller and rectifier of spirits, August 9, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Alevander Arbuthnot ;nd Itichard bracken, late of Phitpot-lane,
11.011(1On, and rif B.rmi.,.;!:arn, merchants, July 13, at twelve, at
Gailtihall.---Jatm-s ,ef Halifax, Yorkshire, and or King-
street, London, :Get-chant, July 23, at eleven, at Guir 'hall
George Wa•l7s, o• Well—street, parish of St. John, Hackney,
M !tidiest: t, baker, )11:y ra, at ten, at Gruldhal--Thomas Mot-
fart and John Brown, of Goswea-street, parish of St. Luke, Old-
street, Middlesex, blue-manufacturers, of eleven, at GuillialL

CERTIFiCATES, JULY 20.
Wm. Prickett, of the •'ld South Sea House, London, merchant.
Wm. cousins, of Great Alle-street, Goodman's Fields, broiler.
John Faulkner, of Manchester, dyers
Hamlet Mullion, of Liverpool, merchant.
Chicks Andrews, of Burnham, Essex, butcher.
Archibald tiiewar, ire of Mi• Wesel, hoop-bender.
Wm. Woodward, of l'ottenham, Middlesex, salesman.

John 1.0:1?3S the yeungt•r, of Mickley, Yorkshire, paper-manu-
facturer, dealer and chapman.
John Oddy, of Leeds. Yorkshire, clothier.
Charles Peter Melbouriie and James Swan, of Old Bond street,
Middlesex, paper-hangers.
John Goddard, late of Kennett's Wharf, Upper Thames-street,
London, factor.
Charles Haley, or lA'iy,raore-street, Middlesex, watchmaker.
Artier Owen, of Byll-yard, parish of St. Grezory, London,
stationer, tiriller and chapman.
John Schoolbrt d, of Broad-street, London, and of Dover-place,
Surrey, merchant.
Josiah Datictr, of Lana. Conduit-it reet, Middlesex, lampmaker.

Saturday a duel took place, in a field near Genernl
Hope's house, at Blackheath, between Mr. Mahony,
and Mr. R,4)-Anson, two officels of the first Tower
Hamlets Militia ; the former beconded by LientenaT:
Faench, and the latter by Lieutenant Dunbar, both
of die lisiyal West ; when after an exchange
of two shots each, in which M. Robinson was very
severely w,uinded, the matter was amicably adjusted,
to the satisfaction of both parties. There are strong
hopes of Mr. Robinson's eventual recovery.
At Eton, on Satu! jay se'nnight, an excellent
Cricket Match cortrm..cd by the Gentlemen of that
Collere and the BuLinvdon Club, which was re-
new,:st. on Monday, :,nd :ther a weLl contested game,
was won by the latter by one wicket.
A Cricket Match was I,layet,l on Tuesday last in
the garrison field at Canterbury, between 11 Gentle-
men of the county, and 11 selected from the garrison
(..acket Club. The former lost the match by two
wickets and two runs. _ _

- A man named Marsell was stabbed a short time
since, at Michael Dean, in Gloucestershire, by one
Bennet, who had found him in an improper situation
with his wife. The wound was mortsl; Bennet has
fled; and his wife, wilt) had formed an improper.at•
tachment I.r the deceased, is not to he found.

At Guildfn.d, on ..K_uesday morning, a horse, in
consequence of his WidlAbbeing off, ran away with a
cart loaded with dung, and at the foot of the b; Lige
came in contact with a poor woman, who was con-
ductiive three children to school. The woman was
severely hurt, and one of the children- had• an arm
dreadfully lacerated, the cart having passed over With
of ;hem. .The other children providentially escaped.
On Monday Mr. Fixn, solicitor, of Salisbury, went
with some eentlemen, as assignees under a commis-
sion of bankrupt, totake the inventory ()fa Mr. Cotes,
a rhymist and druggist of that city, and in moving
some of the Isottles front the s:telv,s to ascertain their
con:ents,.he w ii h his right hand took the s..opper from
one of a large size, when the bottle immediately ex.
1 ploded, catrying, :twat' the left arm, which held
the bottle, a little below the elbow, and also destroy-
[ ing tft: thumb of the right hand.
A young roan of- the name of Genders was found
in the Thames below Chelsea College, by some fisher-
Imen, early en Friday morning. He was a clerk in
Mary.la-f;onne-lane, and had been missing since Sun-
) day w'nnight,when he left his party at Putney Bridge,
raking away their lima, after having drank freely, and
the boat was afterwards picked up at Vauxhall. The
dxea.e..-'.was twenty two years of age, and the son
of respectable parents at Ashburton, Devonshire. '

141u+ ,cut ous Sroay.—For several days past a lad
nine years of age, belonging to a respectable trades.
men in the neighbou.hood of 'Paddington. had been
missing. He was at school near that place, and not
returning -home at his Usual hour, search and inquiry
was made for him. No tidings were heard untii last
Tuesday morning, when he was Sound dead in one of
the inolts in St. George's Chapel, Paddington. The
body was standing against the wall of the vault. His,
bag, with. his schoolbooks, was on his shoulder; there
were several coffins in the vault. It is conjectured
that the bu.y had been led there by curiosity, to see a
funeral; and. that hiving been inadvertently shut in,
,he died of fright.

• • 44/A- TNITLLIGBNCIL

ARCMS COURT, DoCTO kW COMMONS', JULY 4.
• . NEWBURY 4/.. 000nwts. '-
This case came before the Court on the admission
of the libel. it was a suit promoted by Mr. New
bury against the ,Rev, Mr. Goodwin, Curate cf the
Parish Church of Heatlifield, in the County of Sus-
sex, for irregularity at the Communion-table, and fur
chiding, quarrelling, and brawling-in the Church. It
appeared that the Rev. Mr. Goodwin, on reading a
chapter in the Ist book of Kings, appointed for the
thy, left out a part of a verse thereof, and imme-
diately observed to the following' effect : " I have
been accused by some ill-natured neighbours of mak-
ing some alteration in the service 1 have done so
new, and shall do so again it I find it necessary." That
he also observed, on administering the Sacrament to
an old man who came to receive the same—" Does
not your conscience prick you ? You are rich, and
suffer your son to come to the Parish fur relict ;". or
words of the like purport. The Le.rned Judge (Sir
John Nichol') in this case admitted the. articles of the
Libel; at the same time Viserved, that Ate Rev..
i Gentleman would do well to consider, 'and* the ad-
vice of his Counsel, whether he would act prudently
and discreetly ids defending this suit. .
DOLTON V. DOL.TON.
This was a cause of Divorce promoted on the part,
of Charles Dolton against Sarah Dolton his wife by
reason of .sdultery.—lt appeared that the parties
were married at Canterbury in August 1797, whare
they continued to reside together, and kept a house
called the Rising Sun ; but failing in-business, the
le strand went to India, and the wife went to live with
ner brother, who kept the Fountain lan at Margate;
that during her husband's absence, she formed a CI i-
minal connection with a young man, by whom she
became pregnant, and was delivered of a female
child; that afterwards she formed an adulterous in-
tercourse with other men, and was delivered of twins.
The Court in this case (the proof of Adultery beina
most yacrtectly clear,) pronounced for the remedy
which the husband prayed.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY S.
MU CRAY AND ()THEM V. De. SAND Ks.
This was an acti, n braught to recover £l6. Is. the
amount of work'done by the Plaintiffs for Defendant.
The parties, it aapeatett, were dyers : the Defen-
dant, however, confined himself to the dying of silk,
aid, when goods of a different description were sent
him, he gave them out to ha-dyed by others. In
March, ISM, he had_empleyed the Plaintiffs to
dye 47 pi,Tes of 9•S calico, at 3,tid. per yard. ,Early
in the present year, the account was sent in —Defen-
dant tendered the sum of 11; guineas, in full of all
demands, which was refused ; and, as the whole
demand was not fortlicruniug, the debt was sworn
to, and Defendant was arrested. After his arrest,
in April last, the sum of 13 guineas, and all the
costs which had then accrued, were offered to be
paid, on condition that proceedings should be stayed;
but Plaintiffs' Attorney refused to accede to the
proposition.
The defence set up wae, that, in conformity with
the regulations of the trade, a discount of fifteen per
cent. was allowed on work done for persons who
carried on the business ; and tl-int ?dedacting such
d.scotint from t!ie grass sum ,f LOG. Is. the residue
was, in fact, only 13..75. The Plaintiffs' Counsel
contended, that the discount only applied to cases
where the payment was made in six months, whereas
the present cleat had lain over for upwards of a
year. A person who carried on the business, how-
eveta deposed, that he wAs in the habit of allowing
discount, even if the acconnt were af more than a
twelve months' standing ; and a paper, is the hand-
writing of the Plaintiffs, slier mentiouirg their terms
for dying calicoes, specified that 1.5 percent. discount
would be allowed, without any mention as to the
time of payment. Under all these -circumstances,
the Jury found a verdict for. the Plaintiffs.—Da-
mages £l3. 10s.

REsrAnICAnt.E LAW Sum—A very curious case is
now pending in one of the L.tw Courts of Edinburgh,
which is likely to make a great noise in the world
when the whole of the transactions are developed.
•It seems, that a person of great political notoriety
has brought an acten against a Gentleman, who is
the brother of a Lady of quality, for ,R5OOO and in-
terest, for several years, which tte had paid as par
of bond for .€2.),000 ; but he requires restittt.
tion, upon the ground that he had paid it without
value received. The defence is, that the plaintiff
had given this sum, to avoid the consequences of
an improper intercourse with a Lady to whom the
defendant is related, and that tie latter had re-
tained the money with the consent of the plaintiff
himself, in order to have it settled on a son, the sop.
posed offspring of the illicit =mfr. The Defend nit,
however, had covenanted to retat n the slim in qnes-
Lion if the child died within a certain period. But
notwithstanding this arr. ngement, the Plaintif7, it
;ems, hoists upon .the resti.r:.tion of the mcnev,
though the child is alive, conceiving that so long atter
the period of the amour, and the proceedings which
resulted trom ir, that he is totally exempt from all
legal consequences on that trround.
MANsum-HousE.— Saturday a livle urchin, named ;
Richardson, not more than thirteen years of. :tee, un-
went an examination before the Lord vor,
6targed with forging an acceptance to a hill of ex-
change fur £5O, with intent to defraud Messrs. Ste-
phen, Rumbuld, Lushington, and Co. Bankers:—
The prisoner was apprehended under the liti7,wing
circumstances presented the 1;%1 in ctes:ical
for payment, at :be above.memian(!d
without any acceptance. The clerk obscry!nt. the
detect, told him it could not be paid without its be-
ing accepted, upon which he went away and soon :v.-
ter returned with the bill accepted in a forged hand.
Whilst the prisoner was absent, the owner of the bill
had sent a message to the Bankers' to desire that the
bill, if presented, might be stopped, as it had been
stolen by some persons unknown. Accordiwgly,
when the prisoner returned with the bill, lie was se-
cured and sent to the Poultry Corni%er.—kle wars re,
manded for a further examination.

Friday. night a fellow knoi:ktyi dawn woman at
the end of Swallow:street All 41.,rrni 'having been
given, he was pursued, and iustar.tly disappeared in
the middlepf the road. Afte:- searching tor a con-
siderable time, he was at length found seerzte,l in
one of the iron pipes, from whetice lie was I.)4);tet: by
the aiplicatiou of a long wooden pole) ail,' sacui,:d.