LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCR, MAtteu 9. COl.l. V 1.11 V. 'LINGUA M. This was an action upon a bond for 0,..801, in which the de fendant was ale obligor, to secure the payment of 3.1001. the sum alledged to have been advanced by the plaintiff to a per son named Ansel!. The bond was given in 1314, and Made payable in two years. A plea, liovv ever. of ilt-ury was set On the part of the defendant Mr. George Ausell, wits called, who proved, that has ing occasion for a sum of monev, ut , -5.12, he entered into au engagement will the present plaintiff tor the advance of 11,0001. by way of annuity, and for which he was to give security on a !Mil and certain other premises be longing to bUn. In pursuance of this plan the plaintif f , in September and October, Intl .2, ads arced Mr. Ausell 1.1411111, a.; past of 3,0001. The negotiation for grunting the annuity went on for tweo,c months, when, in consequence of some objec tions to the security it ceased altogether. Ansel! in the Mean time, however, had paid two half yeaely anal one quarter's in terest at the rate of 10 per cent. as 1410i1 an annuity of the 1,8001. aiready advanced. When the negoemtion for the an nuity had erased, it was agreed that the plaintitishould ad vance Ansel! a further defendant etnisenting to give his seenrity to Ansel,. sum was accoolingly advanced, making a total of 2,8001. hot the bond a cs executed for flit pasmr u l of 3,1001. and ist the time of inserting this additional sum of 3001. it was understood to be done f,r the purpose of securing to the plaintiff a rate cf interest noon the stun advanced of 10 per cent. The Attorney-General contended, that when the sum stated was written in the bond it ale% not for the purpose of securing the payment of illegal interest, bit to recover certain losses of interest, and other expenses to which the plaintiff bad heen put. 'h r. Ansel! how•eycr slated, that it was inserted for the ex press purpose of securing to per crust. and this being illegal interest upon a bond, or any other instrument of such the• plaintiff, under the direction of Lord Elleuborongli, was apps tided. NSION HOUSE. THEFT ON TOE Riv kn.- -Yesterday, James Clark, one of the wherrymen at Illarkfriar's Stairs was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having in his possession a quantity of coals, for which he could not duly account. It appeared from the evidence of one of the officers of the Thames Police, that on Friday morning, Si heti coining up the river, he observed the prisoner going on shore from his boat, and landing something uhich excited his suspicion, he in con sequence approached to ascertain what it was, nid discovered a quantity of coals. The prisoner being asked how he had come by them, replied, that they . were given Min by a barge man for assisting two up the river; being asked if lie could produce the bargeman as evidence of that fact, lie said no. The Lord Mayor v. as of opinion, that had lie even obtained them as he represented, they nnist 114%1e been dishonestly come by, in its much as the bargeman was giving away the property of others; belio ing, however, that they were stolen, he lIMAA the prisoner to be fined ins. 'miler the provisions of tic honiboat act. Upon learning also that the prisoner was a fireman belonging to the Haul in Hand insurance company., his Lordship ordeied notice of the eircumstaiwe to be sent to that society. -George Taylor and Withaiss IresicoH, were charged with stealing a quantity of timber, the property of the Corporation •f the City of London. Smith, an officer, deposed that on Friday ufiernoon, lie observed the prisoners each loaded with a piece of timber of large diniensions in the neighbourhood of Spitallield:. Having inn rrogated them, he discovered the property in question had been removed from a lum , e near Hiike,plare, under repair and belonging to the city. The pri soners w ere remanded. t.f. MOO/It was yesterday folly committed for trial, charged with stealing a quantity of Spanish juice, the property of Mr. Lewis, merchant of lintolph Lane, and which the prisoner was detected in carrying to a notorious receiving house in the city. _ _ GUILDHALL. Yesterday George Dant ry, and Hobert Gregory, were folly committed for trial, charged with unlawfully assembling with divers other persons, fur the purpose of combination, and with assaulting Mr. Pitcher, carpenter, of Dorset street, Salisbury square, yesterday morning, together with some of his workmen. Madrid Gazettes of a recent date, contain an official article, announcing the intended marriage of Ferdinand VIM). and Don Carlos, to two Princesses, the daughters of the Prince of Brazil. Letters from Madrid, dated the 22d ult. state, that a gala which lasted three days, had been given by the Court on the announcement of these matrimonial unions. Cevallos, Minister for ffireign af fairs, has received tht; Order of the Golden Fleece. Letters from Milan (says an article from Venice, dated February 15,) give us the delightfid hope that we shall obtain the freedom of our port. We have in our quaran tine station two vessels from Smyrna. It appears that the situation of that city becomes every fitly more afflict ing; and this is owing not more to the plague than to the agents of government. The palace of the Governor, it is said, has been purposely set on fire by the people, who were provoked to it by the plundering habits of the sol diers. The Governor showed himself, but was forced to retire. The heads of five soldiers were cut off, and thrown in the public square. Charleston Papers to the 29th of January have been received ; but, with the following exception, they contain no news :—" The Court of Madrid has decreed, that the Island of Porto Rico shall be the resort for free commerce, for 15 years, to all nations, if there be a Spanish Consul in the ports of the countries from whence the vessels take their departure for the island." FI'IGRAM. Pt FENCE OF THE LADIES' PRESENT EVENING PRESSES. When dreol'il Pt the evening, the Girk no asilays Seatee an atom of dies. on thLtu leave : INeiz blame them-for what is an Evettiag Dress Bat a 41144 that L suited for Eva? ADAM. Tto.sit.y • about two o'clock, a Mrs. Parker threw herself out of the dras;lll . tuoni whitlow at No. 14, in S:onne•stroct : and falling upon the iron railing of this alma. her thigh was pierced through, anti uthur kart► of her Ludy laLeratid in a shucking THE NATIONAL REGISTER. CONTRACTS FOR BARRACK sToitEs; (.'nuonkourn in Chk:t'A Feb. Ism. Such Person., as ore desirous of Cwitructing with the Cotantirsaryin supply Linen articles if Beti.ling. Blanket , . ironmongery, 'ltinware, Earthenware. Tahh:N, ( hair , . NWheelharrober. l'ooper's-ware, Ciad-rnew4ures, Turnery artiek.. otna Fire-hucket4, amp reitivs nurtionlara of the Content at this tlie hours of nod . fivc. and rlrFh r eleh. Tenders sealed up and direct. i in re Commissary in (!liky; marking therivis " Trndrr Barrack Stres," ott or &fine. 7'nesday. the 12th of .11 .. .tr011, bnt n.mr Will be received after Tzeilre o'efork on Mot day; nor will any proptual be noticed tinkles mode on or annerill to a printed partirsikir. and attn., hurried in wards at Irugtli; nor slaw a letter Is. so.'),• Omit to surto proposal signed by two persons of kninon properly engaging to ireomr blood with the party tendering. in the Stint (yrs.:led in the partientars for the due perfirnianoe of the Contrail. OFFICE OF ORDNANCR, with "rh. 16116. THE Principal Officers of Ilia .Ifljeslys Ordnance do hereby ghe notice, that e ropktal; will be received at theiroffir ln Pall Malt, ON or ktbre 1 edarsolaa. the 13th day of Mareh instant, Ann owls persons as may be :PAN( to undertake the supply or perPromnee al the PLIISTERERS WORK for serf Lee a:1 this department, at the Allowing stations, viz. Tower, Greenwich, l,cwjaieau, Woolwich, Purlicet, For a period of three years. dehroritsahlr after the expiration of the first near. 11100, attar of three toontl , s, al the °Ohm of either portn. and . fitrthee parth,lars, together sills th , • terms aid ennktims of the routrart, may bootee at the Secretary's 11fflee in Pall ..tha Othre oats, any d. ,y betwren the hairs often and,t; , :r o'clock, where tlie paints mist be delivered sealed up and endorsed. " Prop ose's for Moir. I Work ;" bad no proposal ran be admitted after I'w said 13th inst. of heeler o'clock at noon of Me sauce day, neither will way *miler he noticed sonless Mr parte making it. or an agent is Air helm/' Mall attend. By Order of the Board. R. 11. CREW, Streetarst. Grimm:tit:. and Tilbury Fort, ARMY CONTRACTS. Conintixsary in Chiefs Offer. Great Georgs-strest, London,. ligh Ps% 11116. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons de.iron• of contracting in supply the thlinteing urti:•4s for the Nat of the Army. 74z. OATS, 14.11 t At; E, viz. T. his Majtaity's I.and To his laje-Ay's Ca- Oats, Hay, and Straw, Forces in Canton- valry in Canton- to his Majesty's manta, Quarters, & menu and Quarters, valry in Barrack.:, Barracks in the un- in the under-men- and Oats in Canton- dermentioned ('oun and Ishuit tinned Counties and Islandb: went, and Quarters, in the under-men tioned ( (ntmies in South Britain : A nglm.qt Betitiwnl tul ng the town of Hungeefordl Remick Brecon Berwick Brecon Bucks Cambridge Cardigan Carntarthen Carnarvon Chester Cumberland Denbigh Derby IMrhana Flint Glamorgan Gloster Hereford Hertford Hunts Leicester I .incoln )lerioneth Monniouth Montgomery Northumberland Oxford l'embmke Radnor Rutland Salon Stafford _ Burks Cambridge (including the town of New market) Cardigan .Carmarthen Carnarvon Chester Cornwall, (including Sal)) Cumberland Denbigh Derby Devon Dorset Durham Essex Flint Glamorgan Gloster (including the City of Bristol) Guernsey Hants Hereford Ilertford Hunts Isle of Man Isle of Wight Jersey Kent I.ancaster Leicesbr I.incoln Nterioneth Mid(ll..,ex Manniouth Montgomery Norfolk Northampton Northumberland Nottingham Oxford Berks Cornwall Devon I /orset FS44.‘ ant, (including the Isle of Wig no Kent Lanesster Midilksex Norfolk Northampton Nottingham Somerset Suflidk Sorry Sussex Warwick Wilts York ..... Westmoreland Worcester And in the f.cveral cnun. tit 5 in North Britain. M also Forage to all Horses kept for his Majesty's senice in the Island% of Pen 'broke Radnor ltutland Salop Somerset Stattind Suliblk Surry Sm , ex W arse LI I‘'e4nairelarid Wilts • Worcester York And in the several counties in North Britain. Guernsey Jersey Alderney That the tbdiveries are to commenter on and fin' the twisty:fifth duty of A t rrlt newt ; that proposals in writing, seated rep, and narked, Tender Mr Army Supplies, will be received at this gffier, on or before .110s.duy the twento : 4lll, day of March (bat nose will br re.rived of ter twelve o'cloek on flail danj.tytd,ifsenthy post, the postage mart be paid. Proposals most be made mimeo's!!! fir eaeh musty and island, ev rept fur the counties comprising North and South Wale), all of which twist be in--/add its one tender; as also tossyst the several mantles in North Rtitain; and the proposal fun- supplying forage in the Isbrol ofGarrosey mutt inelsok Alder), ": and each ploposal most hove the Inter nhieh is an nered to thy tender properly np, hp taro p wont ~1* known property, ras e : to booms. banal with the party tender. in s ;,, in the amonnt stal :ra ed in the printed part; ashurs, fur the dare Ist r jiarntanee of the contract ; and no privoral will be noticed unless made on • printrd tender, nod the priers expressed in words sit length; and shotdd it so happen, that duping Me (walnut:nee of the contract, no troops should be shtliarsed or supplied in the coney, the ripsaw of the maestri stud bond, paid in the first instance by the euttleartor. to be re funded to him by tide Commissary iss Crii f: Porawlors of Nee mantels may be had rpm opplieation at Ai* Office, between the hours vi eleven and five; a.td at Me (lice of De puty Commix,ory General Yonne, Erlitshargh ; at the a, .e of Deputy Can:mi.:vow (;encral Coupe, G terns- ; and at the getu; of Deputy Commissary tionc.:l .4". 40, Jo try. 'IATICT/ 10. Tltia 1).,) rt.milsomely printed in 3 yolo. Oet. , vo, price In Bonds 11. 41*. TWELVE LlicTuir Es. on the I'ROPIICCiI; 4 4 remtin; to the CI IRIST lAN CHU Kell, and eopeeidlly to the A POS'IACY of PAPAL 1:030, pi netted in the Chapel of Lincoln.* Inn, from the Vent 1811 to ; the :S. jail Porti o n of those iimoded by the Right Bt.yeread Wit.t.t.tt WARBUITOh, Lt.td Bithop of . (lloueetter. By PHILIP ALLWOOD, B.D. Fellow of Mazdalen CiAletr, Cadibtiltro. Sold by F. C. and J. Ittyington, tit. I'aul . 3 Church-Yard, sod J. Hatehard, Pict audit. 01 wt tot;:y br h . pl. by th e same Author , LITIMARY .AN . 1 14aultlES of GKEECP, 1 vol: (411.11t0, price 14 fis. MAMMA). Major Brown. of the India Company's service, to Eliza Maria, dau. of the late Maim R. N. at., of the S;th fout.--T;ie Right Him. Lord Via. Mount Earl, to Mrs. Illetintrha.sset, widow of Col. Blennerhasset. dem Cirent, llonlsin. of Green Park-place, to Miss Come, of I:haled-row, Bahr..J...rohntoo, Esq. Pro-collector of Lime. rick. to Mite I feh . .les, w.vettil dau..uith:,l•tc R. Holmes. Esq. of !lady's dam, county of Limsrick.--At Middkwhit, Mr..Lautern, Ymal# of a:, to Miss Sally Jackson. u ti'.' too lots of his In the proeesadon to Ilymeda 'rentole. ..the yoidisie/ couple „were followed by the beet :ma id. a ek:rosiog• grit! of 70..—J:1- Amilentin. !',eq. of New-sUe.:t, Spring girds/Is, to Anna 'lariat, second dau. of W. Nlanisiug, Esq. M. Albert. Esq. Dep. Intpeetor of hospitals to the Forces, to Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. W. Jones, of Braintree, Essex.—The lieu. J. Yockney. of Islington, to Maria, dam of the late L. Wynes, EA. of Staine•—Sir J. Fillow , s, to Elia. data. and co-licirssa of the late J. James, Esq. of Aslburj, p.`,ite.-1:. I mood', Esq. Lieut of the Artillery, to Margaret. ads .t dau. of the late W. 31errer, Esq. of Clsplimmsomuston. Muoied on their return from Scodand, the Rev. G. Bridges, eldest sou o f G. Keith;. e, Eiq. of Lawton!. to Mies Elia, Brooks, of St. Elizabeth, 1/ougla , Esq. second son [lf the lion. J. Dougla.s, sat Iduly Isabella . Gore, sitter to the Earl of Arran.---J. Johnson, Esq. of Fausbury-q., to Mary, data. of the Rev. J. Clayton, of Islington. DIED. At Camberwell. in his ;In yew. J. Jordan, Etc,. Ile has not star. vivo! is wife six weeks —The Right Hon. Guinn us Hamilton, Vise, Boyne and lh'mn Hamilton, of Sutekallan, in the county of Meath. Ireland. Ili, Lordship is succeeded lit his titles and estates, by his only son, Gustavus, now Vise. lloyge, of Buns:gum House, near Luds low, Slimpshire.—J. Lyons, Esq. of St. Austin's. near Lyrnington.— R. Thomson, Esq. many years President of St. 'Christopher's, and acting Goversor of the Leeward Islands.—ln hitsloth year, A. B. J. Atkins, son art Alderman Atkins, M. P.---In his 77 di year, I.ord Wil. loughby tie 111oke, one of the Lords of the Bedchuttibco. Ile is Loc. csziled by his son, the lion. John Peyton--At Caine, in his fist!' year, C. Allsup, Esq. Mr. A. about no yews ago, planned the figure of the White Horse at therw.ll, so pleasing at object to travel eta on that Cpper Guildfool-itreet, stuidie.ly. Mr. J. Dory coaloner. chant, of Itankside, Southwark.—Agrd 84, William llolbronk. Esq. of Tottenham.-.-In the City-road. in his Ce7th year, N. Young. Esq.- - John Bryan Courthorpe, Esq. of Liewishasmilill, Kent.--Ardi, widow of S'ol. Montagu, and dau. of W. and I.wly Jane Coutunay, sister to the late Earl of (lath.--At the Grange. near Grime:ad, Birkhatil, Esq.---Mrs. Sarah Campbell, relict of Col. Campbell, of Cr: Rayal Engineers.—Mis. Hasaland, widow of the late Major 111.v:haul, of the Seth erg. and niece of the late Edmund Burke.--At Rec tory., Charlotte, wife of the /lee. Guwas Hulma, foster-sister of the !me Pones's.' Amelia... 4. Grant, Esq. son of the late Sir Ltrloviek Gant. of Dalvey, and brother to I dohs Nlackintosli.---Lady Charlotte 1 htrhant l wife of Rear-Admiral Sir Philip ('hordes Durham, Com. in (lief of the naval for-es on the Leeward Island station.--Charlotte, wife of Dr. Frazer, tided dim. and co-heiress of S. Wed.'s. Esq. of Wycombe, Bucks.---On Mooney last. at ('heist-a, H. E. Carey. Esq. late of the 4tet foot.---At Friern Barnet, .1. Baron. Esq. F. S. A. many years ten. clerk. and receiver at the first fruits ofF-. LUNOUN CORN VICRANCIC, MOSA:'.Y, MARCH 4. Our market was pretty well supplyeil with Wheat this morn ing, and last Monday's prices were obtained, but sales were rather heavy.—Barley unless a title quantity is Is. per qr. cheaper.—Oats are Is. per qr. lowet, having very large urri vale of that article.—ln Beans, and other grain, there is little or no alteration. Wheat . ala 4H Finn ditto - •t a Kyr • 23 aMI Parley - 92 a fie Malt - 40 aMI I. I. White Pease -3.) a 36 Grey haw - Is a to Beaks . a.) a ss Tasks 34 • ..11 Oats - la a LO S. a. Pn'an4 Aare . qu a •N di.to a .2.1 Pine F our . 60 asi Second SOS*. 46 a 60 Main Wed - HI. ade AVENA(.E PhICIS OF CO:tN. • QUAUTIR, Pubt Wt.t.‘ tDlt4O FEB“U. Nergate and Gespievaisalk t arcade 4. d. a. 41. pert . • •a 5 0 Mutton • 3 $• • 11 - 4 014 $l4 perk - . 3 oal , e . • a 0• leivii ling and h weft. Wheat - Rye - • • Bar:ey . Oeie - - •. d. r. d Beef - ♦ n a 4 Mutton - 1 • a 1 Veal- • •aG 4 - 3 • a • • lemab - u 0 • • 0 ST. JAMEi's. ,Hay •-• 4 00a 1100 - 4 14 II WHITP.CHAPEL. I Clown - • 310 0 a C) is 0 0 straw . 1 16 t, a - 1 Hay - - 3 0 0 a 410 0 -- —• 3 :a Clover - - 4 0 0 a 010 0 —• 016 6 0 St r cv . 1100a300 I I? 0 PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. IMonday.lTutvlay.Wednes.l Timm. I FrWay. 'Saturday .--p5l 1 1 1: &I .77?) .415-16 .61t 90 N • -9t:L H it 192' 14s 54 inn.' 18'2 till .12 4t pm. 4s pm. I N st p. 0:4 - el 1 s p. 3* d Is p. 1.54 d 1. p. 171 I " It M R 1 1 101 114 *4l 1.4 p lyd. 26l is smiTHVEI.D. Bcnk Stack 31erct. Re4l. :t per ct. Con. 4pn et. Con. sp.ct.N. An. 1.. An. Im.tp.c.An. India snick India Howls Sc:i Stock Ex. Hills ... Chnnitini St. Let. Tic. Con. for Ac. London : Printed I:y R. 1% ml.lO, ai No. tiim, Cim.mmicery lan* !legit-strect, and forwarded into the Country by all hewsimn Clerks of time Roads, sail Hoolkaallars, fres of Portage, at 11►. per gear tcr. Ali? 17. Scotland. s. d- s. 4. s• 6 - 44 4 Tenni . - 91 . - VS 33 4 • 413 It Pe,se • - 3: S • :4 • 64 • - II S Oatmeal . 64 II - II 2 IS $ - IT • liter or Slu a - 90 s inroad Wo a. Scotland. t. d. p. d. PRICI Snell' OF MUT. MONDAY Heath Nide •t arm/44U. BC:1111, NI-erpand I.orams 1070 ( - mires - ISO 41.0 HAY AND STRAW Pia LOAD. L. •. d. L. s. d. Average L. e. d. Hey - 3 0 0 a .5 0 0 -- 4 0 6 1 1 Clover- -000•000 —— 0 00 (Straw --i11e5 , 250 Li • mitt:ii 4. 1 r. lia phi. 1:d 3p. 4 d I p. 7:11 I s it:. 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