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IlitlM LAST NI HT'S GAZETTE

LA .117 INTELLIGENCE:

COM.VER CE.

This Gazette announces the appointment, by the Prince Re-
gent, of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, to be his Ma-
jesty's Lieutenant of the County of Chrster ; of the Marquis of
Lothian to he Lieutenant and Sheriff Depute of the Shire of
Mid Lothian ; and the Marquis of Queensberry to be Lieute-
nant end Sheliff Principal of the Shire of I)umfrit3, both the
latter Noblemen in the room of his Grace the Duke of Due-
*litogit, deemed.
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Ft ida; LONDON MARKETq, JUNE IS.
CO'CrON.--The particulars of the India sale on
t-The Cotton subjett to the duty Id. and a
fraction per pound, if taken for home consumption of
the *country :-.83 bales Bonrbon Cotton, 3 good qua-
lity, sold 22-id. 1 damaged, 120. 108 bales Surat,
170 fair to very good, Bd. to 914.56 good common,
7id. and 7id. 97 fair ditto, 6td. and eitcl. 28 very
ordinary sid. to 6d. 109 damaged Sd. to 7id. 163
bales Bengal, 11 fair comman, .sid. 152 &imaged,
Ofd. to 51d. 130 bales Packing; 9 good clean, 60.
and 60. 1:11 ordinary 4d. and sd. The remainder
of the Boui bons were bought iii from lad: to 20d.
per pound ; the Surats from sd. to 9d. The. other
purchases of Cotton since Tuesday last consist of 40
Berbice Hid. and 50 fair quality by.pliblic sale, with
a few Demerara 140 to 144 d. prime Boweds at Bid.
20 Maranhams 17id. 600 llengals ordinary to Very
Aoodsid. to bid. and 60 SuratS 9d.
Soo/tn.-There was little variation in the prices of
Muscovades last week ; the demand was liralted until
Friday last, when the request appeared to increase
considerably ; the purchases on that day werevery ge-
neral, and with every appearance of a reviving trade.
This forenoon tbeie have been snore sales than for
some time preceding ; the prices by private contract
were without variation. The public sale of Barba-
does Sugar, 126 hhds. 8 tierces, went off with brisk-
ness at prices fully 2s. higher than last week. The
Relined market last week was nut so brisk, the pre-
vious advance was maintained, but the market be-
came heavy ; yesterday, and this Morning, however;
there is a great increase in the demand, and the prices
stay again be stated Is. td 2s. higher, the request ap-
pears particularly diretted to large Lubaps. In Fo-
reign Sugar there is little doing.
COFFEE.-The public sales of Coffee brought for-
ward last week were extensive beyond any late pre-
cedent, 945 casks and IC4B bags ; the whole went off
freely ; and though on Thursday the sales were con-
tinued till nearly four o'clock, the same animated de-
mand continued throughout; the former prices for
Jamaica were fully supported ; the Dutch ciescrip".;
tions sold 2s. to 3s. higher ; and on Friday the incon-
siderable sale of 191 casks and 95 bags sold with still
increasing briskness ; and if so small a sale might be
taken as a criterion of the market prices, Coffee
might be stated 2s. to 3s. higher ; fine ordinary Tri-
nidad realized 106 s. 6d. and 105 s. ordinary Brazil
935. The wholesale grocers purchased Demerara
and Beibice Coffee in large parcels, under the im•
pression that they could clear them from the West
India warehouses, and avoid the contemplated tew
Excise Duty. There were no sales of Coffee tau,,
forenoon ; the demand by private contract appears
rather to subside.
T2A SAL2.-The Tea sale has continued to ad-
journ from day to day Until this morning, when the
Committee appointed, announced the final result of
their conference with the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer ; the new duty applies to the Teas of the pre-
sent sale, to take place from its commencement, Ist
inst. All Teas of former sales now in the East India
Company's warehouses uncleared are, of course, only
liable to the former duty.
Srtces..--The alteration of the duty on Pepper has
produced no effect on the market ; Pimento is de-
clining ; by public sale last week 218 bags, the best
sold 6,0. and 6}d. in Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs,
and Cloves, there is no variation.
Favix.-i-There are further arrivals of Fruit, the
prices are nearly nominal, sales are so exceedingly
difficult to be effected.
Cocon.-By public sale, 100 casks Trinidad Cocoa
103 s. 6d. to 111 s.
1-IEmP, Flax, mrrfTALLow.-There is some im-
provement in the demand and in the prices of Tal-
law ; the sales are, however, still not extensive. In
Hemp or Flax there is little variation.
OILS.-There is little doing in Oils ; Greenland
cargoes for arrival were taken about our last quota-
tions, but few sales are lately *ported ; Southern has
given way, on account of the recent arrivals ; Seed
Oils may be quoted a shade higher ; Galipoly with-
out variation..ToaAceo RADE.-The Deputation of the Tobacco
Trade succeeded in their application to the Chahcel-
lor cf the Exchequer ; the new Excise Duty is only
to be levied on Tobacco in his Majesty's warehouse
on the 9th inst. Xll private stacks in the possession bf
individuals, previous to that drift, are exempt from
the new Excise Duty.
IttlNl, BRAIsIDY, Al4O HOLLANDS.-There are no
purchases of Rum reported ; the prices are, in con-
sequence, entirely nominal. A public sale of Brandy
was brought forward last week, 40.ptinchcOns ; the
prices were Ss. 6d. to 3s. Bd. the quality vory infe-
rior. In Hollands there is no alteration.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 12.
The arrivals of Cotton have been unusually heavy
this week, arid amount to upwards of 24,000 bags ,
the market has in consequence been very dell, and
although the holders in the early part of the week
continued firm, there has been within the last day or
two a dtclihe of fully id. per pbund in Boweds and
Orleans ; yesterday about 1700 bags of Cotton were
offered by auction ; the sales went off fot the most
part very heavily ; i considerable part of the Cottons
were withdrawn, and those sold, amounting to 650
bags, went off at 'a reduction cf id. to id. per pound;
the sales of the week (including those by auction)
amount to 6200 bags-
MANCHESTER, JUNE 1!.

COURT cii• KING'S BENCH, JUNE IS.
Tile Sinn V. CARLiLr,
'This morning Cathie was called on tn plias!
two indictments and one inforrnation; the first fousia-
ed on a blasphemous weekly publication, The Deist
the second for continuing the sale of the itieli'gi_otis
works of Paine ; and the third, for publishits Srtcr
wia's Register. The defendant put in two affidavits,
stating reasons for having further tittle, which the
Court refused, and he pleaded Not Guilty. His trial
will come on at the Sittings after the present Terra; ,
The defendant said be could riot trust the defence
isthis Cause -tb ear Gentleman at ,the Bar, and ions
therefore obliged to conduct it hiinself.
/MIGHT t. Dditinfcli Oi.ritlinA, 66.
This was an action against the defendant, a weal h 7
Portngue.e merchant', ibr debauching the plaintiff
daughter, whereby be lost her services. At the trial
,before the Chief-Jdsticb at the Sittings after last
Term in Westmimter, a verdict was iound for the
plaintiff, damages £2OO. • , .
Mr.Guaaer, now Moved I'or a rule to spew cause
why there should not be either a new trial or the
judgment arrested, on two grounds—first, that it. was
proved that the young itiaman was hot the servant of
the father, but in fact the servant of the defendant,
and consequently the action could not lie; and se-
cond, that the declaration should haVe been in tres-
pass not case. It appeared in evidence that the
plaintiff was a jobbing carpenter it Pimlice, and that
lie advertised for a lady's maid's place for his daugh-
ter in The Times nev:spaper. The defendant answered
the adeertisement‘ and at an interview with the ap-
plicant he told her that the lady's maid was wanted
for his sister, who was not then in town, but desired
her to call again, when be told her that he thought
her too young fur the situation.. At his seggestitia;
however, she agreed, with the consent of her Oarents,
to go and takeotre of a small untenanted house of
his in the neigbuourhood, until she cotild get a place
better suited to her qualifications. She went unci
the place on a MUnday, and on the Thursday even-
ing I Rowing he took her tel a brothel In llomerl
stt.:ci, and a:complished his purpose, without having
paid her any previous attentions. The co:minion
was not again renewed until the Tiecemlier follow=
ing, the act of seduction having taken place in Sep-
tember, and in that month of the year following she
was delivered of a child. It appeared that float the
September until the Februa. y the defendant hod paid
her wages, at the rite of seven'shillings per week. It
was objected at the trial upon this evidence, that the
action was not maintainable by the Plaintiff, inas
much as his datighter, at the tithe of the :opposed
seduction, was in fact she defeinchuit's servant; but
the ChiePjuitice left. it tel the Jury, Whether the hir,:
ing and tereice 'Whieb folloWed was not for the inn,:
pose of getting pofsession of the young won:lan's per-
son, in order that he might gratify his luit, instead
of a Lora fide intention of creating the relation of
master and servant?. The Jury found that the
ter was not his mc.tive, and therefore gave their ver-
dict in favour OF the plaintiff;
The Learned Counsel nciw insisted that this deci.
sion was not founded in law, contending that if in
point of fact the relation of. servant and master d:d
not subsist between the plaintiff arid hii daughter, at
the time of the supposed seduction, the action could.
not be maintained. lie urned that if the verdict of
he Jury were upheld under due circumstances ,stated,
it would form a most dangerous preceocnt. As to
the objection to the fof m of the action, Le ref:rred to
Woodward t'. Walton, 2cl New Rep. 470 ; and'
Ditcham v. liond, 2d Maul and Selw. 436. .
The Counr said, they hoped for the credit of-the
country that if even the verdict were to stand, there
would not be much danger of its becoming a prece-
dent, considering the circumstances of the case. 'There
I,appeared, however, reason for granting the motion in
its alternative terms t bitt if the defendant shOuld
succeed in his motion, probably a declaration might,
be framed which would meet the legal view cf the
case. What the consequence of u new trial might
be, it was not for the Court to anticipate, but it might
be such as the defendant would have reason tb wish
that he had not succeeded (if he did succeed) in Ilia
application for a new t: ial.—Rule granted.
Mr. Guntir.v said for his client, that the defendant
denied the whole story in the most solemn manner.
ARCHES COURT.
4bilivAli 01* inc 6161,1111•11, egru.nrasj OLD:AC/IA /ALM!
CALLUM smasztv sou.nait.
This was a ease of nullity of maniage, appealed
from the sentence of the Consistorial Court. This
cause 'arises out of the marriage of J. A. Sullivan,
Esq. a minor son of the Right Hoe. Mr. Sullivan,
with Miss Maria Oldacre, the daughter of Mr. Old:
acre, huntsman to Mr. Sullivan, and also a minor at
the time. It was now vei y fully argued before Sir J.
Nichol!, as Judge of the Arches Court, the Learned
Counsel confining themselves to the fact of the pub-
lication of the banns, as undue or otherwise. It ap.
peared that the Lady was the illegitimate daughter
of Mrs. Oldaerea before her marriage with Mr. Old-
acre, and that she was never known by any other
name than Maria•Oidatio; The banns were, how-
ever, proclaimed as between Mr. J. A. Sullivan and
Maria !lames Oldacre. On ;he part of that person
it was contended by her Learned Counsel, that the
insertion of the word " ftelrres," which was her mo-
ther's maiden name, was de:ermined upon by the
parties, front a fear oi being. incorrect: so fi-
they from wishing to ciesttoy„ber identity, whi
the " fraud and concealment"scontemplated
Marriage Act, that they wished to give her Os,
particular description in their power; and in ai
to the name which, as an illegitimate child, •
acquired by repute, they gavudtcr that of her.
in the instructioLs for publication of the bane,
After hearing the opposite Counsel in rep)
Learned Judge expressed his intention ofgiv;
tence next Ceart Jar.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
4} ,a WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 1.4 1819.
17th Regitneut of Foot—Lieutenant-General 3oiLh Cham-
pagne, from. the 41st Foot, to be Ctdooeli vice General
George Garth.vdeceased.
41st Ditto--Ma -General tht Honourable Sir Edward Stop.
ford, K.C. B. f om the Royal African Corps, to be Colonel,
vice Lieutethint-General Ch.unpagne, appointed to the com-
mand of the 17th Foot.

CARRlSONS.—Licutrnant-Colonel George James Reeves, on
the half-pay of the 27th Font, to hk Lieutenant-Goveruor of
Placentia, vice General George Garth, deceased.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
George Brook, Lockwood, Yorkshire,

Caeturei,

from June la to July 3, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, lIud:

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dersfield.
Itiehatd Ridley, Basing-lane, earpeniei, from June 12 to July
31, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.

Robert Garnett, Nantwich, Cheshire, shoe-maker, tti furren-1
der June 24, 25, and July 27, at eleven' at the Office of Mr.
GaMarl, Plantwkh. Atternies, Mr. Mklitch, Lincolu"s'
Inn-fields: or Mr. Gaillard, Hants/kb.
Thomas Goode, Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosier, Juni 26, 29,
and July 27. at eleven, at the Bull's Head, Hinckley. At-
tofnies, Mr. Dickehs, Country ; or Mr. Great James:
street. Bedford-row.
Matthew William Franke*, Canterbury, brewer, June 26, at
seven, 29, mad July 27, at eleven, at the (issihnsyit, Canter-
bury. Attoinies, Mr. Peirce, Canterbury; or Messrs. Col-
lett, Winiburn, and Cantu, Chanter/4ane.
Samuel Sewell, Aldersgatt-etreet, plumber, Juno NI, £6, and
July 27, at ten, at GuldlialL Attorney, Mr. Lug, Fen-
church-street.
William Parker, West Telgnmoutii, tlevonshire, innkeeper,
July 5,6, and t', at eleven, at the Public Rcomr, East
Tetentnouth. Attornies, Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square;
or Mr. Tozer, Tcignrnouth.
Peter Leigh, Wheelock, Cheshire, currier, June 23, 24, and
July 27, at eleven, at the Roebuck len, Newcastle-under-
Lyme. Attornias, Mr. Wilson, King's bench Walks, Tem:
plc ; or Mr. Wilson, Newcastle-under-Lyme.
Henry Baldwin, I.iverpool, merchant, July 9, 16, and
27, one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, LiverpooL At-
tarries, Messrs. Bulmer and I.ownder, Liverpool ; or Messrs.
Clarke, Richards' and Medcalf, Chancery-lane.
John David Ruffy, Paternoster-row, Christchurch, Itlidilesex,
oilman. June 19, 26, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Hurst, Milk-street.
Henry Richardson Fanshavre, Addle-street, trimming-maker,
June 19, 26, and July 27, at twelve, at Guiltltall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Thomas, Basinghail-street.
Benjamin Martin, of the Coach and Horses, Middlefet street, '
Whites:impel, Actualler, Jtine 22, 29, and July 27, at ten,
at GuisdhalL Attorney, Mr. Crosse, Hatfield-street, Black-,
friar's-road.
Richard Townend, sen. and Jchn Richardson Townend, Mitre-
, court, Fenchurch-steeet, merchants, June 19, July 3 and 27,
at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-court,

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St. Swithln's-lane. . •
Philip John Gaugain, Church-Street, Soho-square, silveranith and
jeweller, June ge at eleven, e 9, at ten, and July a, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-
court, Throgmorton-etreet.
John Charles White, hiltre-court, Fenchureh-street, merchant,
June 19, 22, and July 27, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Hackett, New Court, St. Swithires-lane.
John Matthews, Penn, Somersetshire, shoemaker, Slant 19,
July 3 and 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks,
kessrs. Bennell and Dixon, St. Swlthlei-lane:
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Clarence, for La Mathuritie and La Hearten?, this day,
at Mr: March's Office, Gosport; recalled there every Wednes-
day and Thursday for three months.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDIIAI,L.
July 13, J. Wilke, Finsbury-square, merchant, at one. July
3, J. Amos and C. Sutlkrland,.St- Helen's-place, merchants, at
twelve. July 3, W. Fludgson, Playhouse-yard, Whitectoss-
street, paper-stainer, at ten. July 3, J. Atkit.son, Aldgate
High-street, butcher, at twelve. December 18, T. Seward,
Birchin-lane, broker, at twelve. July 5, G. North, Brczknock,
carrier, at eleven. July 3, V. Hagerty, Goedman's Style,
Whiteehapel, carpenter, at twelve. June atl, G. Simpson, Up-
per Grosvenor-street, mariner, at twelve. June 15, J. Roberts,
Wood-street, Spitalfielda, silk-manufacturer, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

July 6, R. Tongue Arnold; Nottinghamshire, innkeeper, at
teh, at the Punch flow], Nottingham. July 13, A. Barton,
Bristol, victualler, at twelve, at the Commercial itoomss Bris-
tol. June £9, B. Scott, I lorucastle, Lincolnshire, merchant, at
eleven, at the Saracen's Ilead, Lincoln. June •-ti;. S. Scott,
Thimbleby, Lincolnshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Saracen's
Head, Lincoln. July 5, J. Hockey, late of angromi Mon-
mouth, fanner, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.
July 12, T. Mansel, Pembroke, druggist, at ten, at the Green
Dragon, Pembroke. July 5, 11. Fcrd, Portsmouth, hardware-
man, at twelve, at the Commercial Room;, Bristol. July 5,
J. Higgins, Chipping Norton, maltster, at eleven, at the White
Hart, Chipping Norton. July 5, G. Burgess, Manchester,
woollen-draper, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. July 5,
R. Downing, Stockport, innkeeper, at ten, at the White Bear,
Manchester. June 16, W. and R. Burn, Eteter, tailors, at
eleven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter.
CERTIFICATES--3nr.v J.
T. and W. Boynton, Kidderminster, grocers. H. Brown.
Charles-street, Westminster, builder. J. H. Dlowen, Mint-
square, Tower hill, gun-maker. W. Lea, Birmirgham, vic-
tualler. E. Jordan, Norwich, engineer. O. Bedford,
bookseller. J. Anthony, Clay next the Sea, No:NU., sm.:cr.
W. S. Evans, Chapel-street, Lamb's Conduit-strett, I,ricklarr.
S. M. Smith, Liverpool, merchant. S. Thomson, Red Cross,
street, calenderer. G. Thistlewood, Isluscovy-court, Tower-
hill, flour-factor. H. W. Anderson, Cushion-court, Broad-street,
merchant. W. Wainewright, Liverpool, merchant.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
J. and J. Dyer. Gravel-lane, lloundsditch,wcolstaplers. Row-
croft and Blackburn, Cherry Garden-stairs. sail-makers. A. and
J. Mitchell, Sherborne-lane. tea-dealers. Ilockley and Mt-
thevii, Olvbston, bearding-school-keepers. G. and G. )(clam',
Trovrbridge, woollen.reannfacturers. Katie and Pockneil, Corn-
hill, accountants. li. and T. Wiglty, Uttorteter, butchers.
Howell and Cisterns, lianway-street. Smith and Hall, War-
rington, grocers. Jostling and Co. Broad-street-buildings,
mef-
chaats. Chance and Jones, Worcester, bacon-factors. Hender-
son and Blacken, Neweastir-upon-Tyne, grindstono-merehants.
Fisher and Co. Bristol, linen.drapers. Walker and Co. Grey-
sot:then, Cumberlard. Payne nod Bass, CLerham, plait-dealers.
Wel.lon and Ileighways, Litchfield, bark mill-makers, (as far as
regards T. and T. Heigiltvay). R. *. and 1.. Sagas, Comm,
woollen-sloth-merchants. J. H. f". and E. Youle. Nottingham,
thnbcr-merchants, (as far u regards C. Yonlosl E. and H. Rig-
maiden. Liverpool, wine-merchants. Hopper and Cu. Rippbn,
le4d-rnanutacturef s, (so far as regards J. and G. Metcalfe led
W. Kettittwell). Kemp and May, East Greenirich,habetdatibern
J. and J. U. Strickland, Warcham.drapets. Bailey and Co. Hem-
med, glue.rnanufacturers, (so far as respects C. Ndasiter and J.
*roe). Rowan and Co. )(oe4trast, inuetonsenste,{as far
as respects Bretussad). Memo and brag* Visalia-inn,:

Cotton Goo& cdminue nearly in the Ovate formerly mention-
ed 1 Ind good bargain-makers beat down the price 3d. to 94. a
piecer-9-Bth and 2-yard Blackburn Oaths are somewhat. carte.
Printed Goods are very 401; and Shirmenti of every clescr.F,-
tion can be made at prices unprecedentedly low. Cotton Um-
brella, 30 inches wide, at Os. 6d. BA, same sire, 16s:
GLASGOW MAIIKUTS, JUNK it'..
Corrom—The mho of the week amount to 354 packages:—
Sealstand Geary* 15, at its. 3ad. to 2s. 4d.—Do. stained 9, at
164,—Bowed 171, at 194 to 13d.—Orleans 5, at 144.—bia.
taabado 5, at 17edf-241aa 50, at tiSed.--I)enterara and ilttiate
U, 154. to 1,14.-4510gai eff, st flit to 714.

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