Star. — London, England, 1807-11-06 00:00:00

4 .I , kt thl! blew 1 it rep wad al York, table, A Th Note, Cbarl mill , asi i °4 rrat • • 11 1 .11,7 JCAL INTALLIGENCE. MAILS—.Wind W. AIR. DVS AUL DIM Dobll s = Clottenburgh • 1 I Watcrford o 5 Lifbon o TORBAY, NOVEMBER 4. Wind N N.W. Frefh.—The Channel &et, Ville de Paris, Hibernia, Dreadnought, Temeraire, St. George, Coloffus, Foudroyante, &c. came in yeßer day after poll. This morning arrived the Atcattea and AMETHYST friga . es from the Weaward. The ROYAL GEORGE, with Sir T. Duccworre's flag, is hourly expe&ed. Yeßerday the Captain of the Hiasa atlA's forecaßle fell down the forchatch way, and was killed on the fpet. PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4. Sailed the ROYAL Gasman, of 110 guns, Vice Admiral Ducicwoal H, to join the Channel Fleet Paffed down Channel the fleet under the command , of Lord GARDNER. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER Nothing arrived or failed this day. His Majefty's Ihip Hranorran was this day releafed from quaran tine.—Wind N. W. • DOVER, NOVEMBER s. In the heavy gale of Monday night laft, a floop named the Star, belonging to Colcheller, and bound from Portfmouth, in ballaft, was driven on (bore on the welt fide of Dungenefs, and I am concerned to Hate, that the mailer of her (ryas) and a boy, were drowned t the veffel being light, fbe knocked op on the beach, and did not Main much injnry. Came in yelterday afternoon, the flip Wilhelm, Captain liorr ell, of and from Hamburgk, in WWI, bound to St. Übe's, having in the late gale carried away her main top mail, and received other damages. A Danifh fhip of the line came round the Seuth Sand Head this morning, and went into the Downs. Wind Well, and blows bong with rain. DEAL. NOV. 5. Vice Admiral Srarruova Ansa his flag on board his Majeily's (hip POMPEE the night before Arrived the CLYDE Frigate, Commodore Owae, from a cruize off Flufhing ; Nut INA (loop, from the Bal tic. S.tiled the Phof t .horus fire veffel, on a cruize off Boulogne ; ROYALIST (loop, off Calais ; Virago gun brig, for Portfmouth. A Danifh line of battle (hip came into the Downs this afternoon round the South Sand Head, whole name I am not able to learn.— Commodure Sir SAMUEL HOOD, in his Majetly's (hip CENTAUR, with three other line of battle Blips and a frigate, have come to anchor in the Gull Stream, the tide being contrary for them to get into the Downs. —Arrived, and failed for the River, the Young Re gulus, ALLAN, from Gibraltar. Wind W. S. W. with a freih breeze. RIMAIN IN THE DON Ns, Prineefs of Orange, Vice-Admiral Rowley; Pompee, Defence, Irunfwick, Captain, Ruby, and Valiant (hips of the lin e ; Clyde Sipte, Commodore Owen ; Paulina, Skylark, and Calypfo (bops; Tickler and Niter gun brigs, Harlepoin armed °sip, Chriftian lib, Skiold, and one line of battle Blip, name unknown. SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER S. Wind N.W.—Arrived his Majcily's (hips PRISMS of WALSS and lart.arrscv, both from Copenhagen; alto, feveral tranfporti, and the Mercurius, a fine Danilh brig of war. Some of the tranfports have orders to fail to Portfmouth, and f►me went to Chatham to-day. The LEYDEN is come into har bour.—Lieutenant Wooostair, Agent of Tranfports here, has hoilled his pendant on board the Mary tranfporr, at the Great Nore.—A confiderable num ber of veiTels have been coming up from the north ward all the day, fuppofed to be part of the la. it.sxrsL►'s convoy. YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 5. Yeflerday, P. M. failed feveral fail of men of war and tranfporth and this morning, feveral more got under way; but the wind changing, were obliged to anchor again : failed this morning, the Freya, St./8- M' ' NQVEMBER 2. The fleet of (hips ivhieh failed from hence for the Baltic on the 2d, inkier' convoy of the Prince Wil liam a me 4 (hip, arrive/I at iticSouod..me .4.at rht kh, and 9th oh. all *NI. 'The.llcOeltd4ii::Ciltros, *Melt failed from hence Si - Eatorfiaisghon the Itt of June lttl, returned to this port on hit cargo on board, not having proceeded forth.* than Copenhagen, although the !hip haerbeen nearly iv: months at lea I. Monday evening, the Hornby trinfpart, EVANS, arrived here from enßebbagek with 3o men of the 7th, or Royal Fufileersi•and ra+ of the Bth battalion of the German Legion. Saint.• day afternoon and Sunday morning, the tranfporta Rotina and Jane, from Copenhagen, arrived here, having on board pat( of the King'. German Legion, 6-th horfe and foot. The Jane has 101 l her main top taaa. LIVERPOOI„ NOVEMBER 3. LA night, between nine and ten o'clock, came on at this place a moR tremendous gale at Well, and with unabated fury all night; and this day it :ported, a (hip was loft laft night on the banks, all the crew. The Brutus, PENDVOIIIS3, for New otk, is returned, with the lots of an anchor and ELSINEUR, OCTOBER iB. The TIVILER gun brig. with a convoy from the 't arrived here on the 16th init.; as alto the .les armed fhip with one from the Humber, ,fifliog of about 3o fail ; the fame proceeded on loon as cleared. The downward•bound (hips here the arrival of convoy. _ PROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAY2IIIII)ID e Nov. 4,... Salted by the Vatiohaft, dud, frets Peteriburgh t—Harmony, Stednua ;—Edward, Hewfon;—Pitt, Sinfu l ; Wilburn, 'editors; His, Coulfoo ; Orford, Mick ; Cot ten. Wardell ; and the Melfmate, Batman, from Copenhagen.— Sailed the Heroine, Wilton. for St. Vincent's. Nov.s —Paired by, the Lord Mulgrave, Tully and the Collins, Wyatt, from Archangel ; Mary Ann, I homfon. from Peterlbartb; Rambler, Patterfon ; Charlotte, Dawfon ; Ventulas, Miller; John, Gibfon ; Enterprise, Simplon; Romulus, Dane's; Catharina, Wea therby; and the Grace, Thcialpfon, from Copenleagers.--Sailed the Eliza, Sly, for Waterford; Eagle, Patterfon, for Tobago ; Ceres. Warren, for Jamaica; Towry, Bernice, for Gibraltar; Charles Wil. hclmioa, Ma4nun ; and the Ncptunus, Sundman, for Rip. ARRIVED. At Chatham, the Henry, Taylor, from Riga. In Torbay, Hope, Mitchell, from Zante. At Pordinouth, Liberty, Miller ; Sophia, Smith; Harmony, Wilton, and the Mary Ann, Taylor, from Malta. Off Falmouth, James,Crombie, from Oporto. In the Clyde, Surprise, M'Farlane. from St. Thomas's. At New Bruofwiek,Pallas, Robinfoo, from Plymouth. At (bebee, Rofina, Porter, from Briftol. At Llibon, David, Wilton, and the kik, Bon, from Newfouadland. At Virginia, Thomas, Rouft ; Ata lams, Brown, and the Rolla, Geary, from London. At Jamaica, Roe, Harvey; Bootle, Sellers; May, Roach, and Lord Rodney. Carlifle, from Africa; Ardent. Ramfay ; Union, M'Elcheroa ; Brothers, Dunn ; Kent, Pixley ; Llama, Thompfon ; Maria, Dent, and the Boyd, Laughton, from London. The Minerva, Wildgoofe, with a Beet from London, is arrived at Gibraltar, The Stork, Purvis, front St. Domingo for London, was drives on Store on the Both Auguft, near Jerome, by a French privateer. The Sufannab, Pines, from Mita, is captured and earricd into Buenos Ayres. The Robert, one of the tranfports from Cnpen• hagen, which was fuppofed to hare been 1011, is fare in Harwich Roads. GENERAL ORDERS, " On board his Majetty's thlp Ganges, Yarmouth Roads, OEt. 29, 1837. " Lieutenant General the Earl of Roasts's! avails himfelf of this, perhaps the only opportunity, before the King's German Le gion may pars from under his commands to return his thanks to the Officers and Men, for the condudt they have held while he had the charge of the Corps. " He begs leave to make ►is acknowledgments to Major Gene ral Baron Miscasts., for the alacrity and zeal with which be gutted him in the e.leeution of every duty; and he is happy to declare how much he owes to the onrtmitting attendon 3114 ever dons of Colonel. DRIKIIIO, Du PLAT, and C the three Commanders of Brigades, who were molt immediately under his orders during the liege of Copenhagen. " The Ruin acquaintance he had with Major General Baron (ANSI/IGEN, (creed only to make him regret that the cavalry were fo foon withdrawn from his command. " 'the Earl of Rossty st would feel himfelf deficient in grad tude and jultiee to the Artillery and Infantry who continued under his command, if 10 did not exprefs his high efteem for the fpirit and gallantry which they maniftftsd upon every motion that could call them forth ; and it was caufe of no (mall gratifica tion to him to oblerve, that all the dillant and detached quarters in which the King's German Legion was Rationed, afforded the molt fatisfatftory o.ortfs of their good order and difcipline, and of the care taken to preferve inviolate the property of the inhabitar is of the country; and notwithttanding fome few irregularities, he cannot but acknowledge the general good eondoet of the corps in that refpeet. " TII:e Earl of Ross cv sr is hound to remark the good behaviour of the Light Infantry and Riflemen, the nature of whore fervices afforded them more opportunity of dißinguifhing themfelves, and to We've, that it is a matter of juft pride to them that their aflift ante was eagerly defircd, and as highly valued, by the two divi• lions of the army to the right and left." Yenerday afternoon, about one o'clock, an alarm ing fi►e Woke out at the hook, No. 17, Fountain build►ngs, City Road, which burned very futioufly, and threatened deflruetinn to the honks adjoining, but was prevented by a patty wall and the early at tendance of the firemen and engines, horn doing any further damage. The whole of the interior of the p►emifes, together with the furniture, were demo• About half pan eleven o'clock laf night, a fire broke out in Mr. &taster's Printing Office, Bolt. court, Fleet•ltreet, which raged with fuch fury, that the whole of the warehoufe, containing a large flock of printed hooks, was in flames in a very (hors time. We are forry to add, that the whole of this valuable property was completely deftrnyed. Mr. and Mrs. Blinn. Y were unfortunately out of town, and none of the fervants knew where to find the keys at the time, fo that allkhe property in that warehoufe was deffroy ed. On the fir lt alarm, the Volunteers affembled, and rendered very elfential fervice in keeping off the mob, and proteding the property. Several engines were on the (pot in a few minutes after the alarm ; and the fupply of water was very great, which for. tunately was the prefervation of the adjoining hnufei. Dommaa. and Salim:arts, ironmongers, had their forge and wen klhop very materially injured ; as was the back part of Meffrs. SCAIFN and Witter's..- The Hole in the Wall public-houfe was alto much injured. About half pail one o'clock this morning the fire was got under without any farther danger. fusotvaur Dearoas.-.A fpecial &Mons yras held yellerday, at the new Seffiems Houfe, Hollemonger. lane, Newington, by adjoornment from Kingffon, for the exprets purple of difcharging fuch perfons who, from having given due notice, art entitled' to receive the benefit of the laffitfl for thE relief of folvent debtors. The Rev. Mr; Rini; in the iblence of Serjeant Owstow, in the chair. • This Rioft Material cafe was that of a gallant efficer Who, haying ( pilled his bell blood in the fervice . bf ' his country aid his . Sovereign, hiving received nOi w hing but wound s, was in durance•for fome debts he had contiateted is the execution of that fervice for fame years. Repeated applications bad been made for his diicharge, but technical and obflinate objeßions being made, he came to this point—He was dirchorged. Early this morning an attempt wad Made to rob the (hop of Mr. Oote, bookfeller, in Holborn. The thieves had wrenched one of the (butters out of its place, and broke two fquares of gilt's, but were pre vented from preceeding further by the watchman coming up and giving the alarm.—Shopkeepers can not be too careful in having their mutters fo compait as to prevent the poflibility of any inffrument being introduced between them : different attempts of this nature have lately been &Anted by the circumilance we have pia alluded to. Yellerday fe'nnight, us the Rev. Mr. Gri.sser, of Kentchurch, Yoi Mire, was out fhooting with fome friends near the Goitree, Monmouthfhire, on proceed ing down the fide of a wood with one of them, and being a little advanced before him, by fome accident his fr iend's gun went off, and lodged nearly the whole of the charge in the back part of Mr. GlLmates head. The unfortunate gentleman it:Mandy fell. He was conveyed to a farm honk, where he lingered till Sun. day morning, and then expired. On the Bth intl. Mr. ANDRIM Column, merchant, and WILLIAM SincLa re, both belonging to Lerwick, were drowned, coming in a (mall boat from the Wand of Fetkar (Shetland) to Lerwick. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sir—l am confident your readers will be gratified by a perufal of the following Lines to the Memory of Lieutenant Colonel PATRICK M'LIOD, commanding the zd battalion of the 78th regiment, who fell on the rsith of April. 18°7, covered with wounds, glorioufly fuitaining the honour of the Britilh flag, againtl a horde of armed Turks, near Rofetta, in Egypt. U. IL What child of dcfpair, on the wings of the wind, So mournfully warbles the woes of mankind ? El is the bird of the defart, it comes from afar, Anil its talons are red with the Bps of the war ! Weep, weep, Caledonia! and number the Bain, The plumes of thy mountains are trod to the ;lain: The Sands of El Hanset arc glutted with gore, And the proud crefted native exults on the more ! But who is that Youth oo the defart laid low, The laurels of Maid* entwining his brow ? Tb' Hilarious Chief of a well chores band, Who DO more Stall return to his dear native land ! Alt! weep for the Hero ! weep over his grave, The tears of their Country are due to the brave, Who feariefs encounter the legions of death, And prove true to the lift of their blood and their breath! All bail ! brave M'Lzoo, tho' we bid thee adieu, Thy worth and thy valour malt live in our view; The fond hopes of youth, have espied with life's flame, But thy glory ball rife in the records of Fame ! FOR THE STAR. TO THE RIGHT HON. THE MINISTER FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT, AND THE RIGHT HON. 'THE SECRETARY AT WAR. As the fubjett on which I prefume to addrefs you, is, I believe, more immediately conneeled . with one or other, if not both of your departments, it will, I hope, plead my mule for appealing to you jointly in behalf of two defcriptions of Rank in the Army, which the late War Miniffer, in his difiribution of the increafe of pay, feems not to have confidered equally in proportion with the reit, relying too much on their chance of obtaining that rapid promotion which only attends the few. To Commanding Officers of Corps, Brevets, Lieu• tenants of ( even years Banding , non commfioned Officers and Privates, the inereafe was handfome ; but to the Captains and Enfigns fomething more confonant to their feelings might have been done (as the additional expence to fo great a nation could h ave been hut trifling) when to ufe Mr. WINDH•M'S own expreffion he meant to ameliorate the fituation of Officers, and prevent them through necellity from , felling out or Cutler confinement for debt. For, after the ftoppage of a fhilling and a halfpenny per day for the Income Tax, from a Captain, his increafe of daily pay is only one halfpenny, and nut of the poor Enfign's increafe of fevenpence, it is on the fame account reduced to about twopence three farthings, making too wide a diltintlion between the Lieutenant and Enfign in point of pay, where they are equally (tiba& to the fame expenc e s on a ll occafions. From the above Ratement of lath may Ibe ex cured in fuggefting to b ot h o f you Right Honourable Gentlemen, to make Come (mall improvement on Mr. WINDHA.I4'd plan, by taking thole two clalres of rank into your confideration, and lay their cafe before his May STY, that he may be gracioufly pleafcd to make foam additional allowance to their pay, either accor ding to feven years fervitude in their refpetlive ranks, or any other period, as it would be a cheering cir cumitance to have fomething to look forward to, fhould promotion prove tedious ; for at prefect a Captain, after twenty or thirty years fervice, enjoys only an additional halfpenny a day, and a Private, at the end of every (even years, (hall get a penny. It is true, promotion will give an increafe of pay to both Captain and Enfign, but the periodfmay be very, very diftant before that is attained ; and I am told that in Veteran Battalions (the retreat for worn out Officers), they are totally excluded from all chance of increafe of pay, through promotion, though I hear they are now a much more efficient force than when on the old invalid fyftem. I have the honour to fubfctibe myfelf a friend to the Army and a well winter to your Adminiaration, through whole Councils and the aid of our brave Fleet and Army, we fhall be able to fubvert the machinations of the prefect Ruler of France, MAIDA. •••••••••••••• A. account has appeared of the population of twenty-three cities in France, each containing up wards of thirty thoufand fouls. But in the popula tion of particular places.% they do not rife fo near the number of Come cities in this kingdom. Paris contains only 547.750 people ; a number far thou of London. Marseilles, the next, contains 96,440, an amount greatly below Dublin : and Bnurdeaux, the third, has 90,992, which is let► than in Edinburgh. Lyoils is now only fourth. Certainly Ito country in Europe can boaft fo great a number of cities, of fueh a population, as France : but of thefe twenty-three, no lets than fix (found of the molt confiderable) have been acquired by her, by conqueft, face the Revolu tion, viz. Turin, Genoa, &tads, Antwerp, Liege, and Mentz. The Herring Filling on Lochcarron and Loch. duich has been uncommonly fuecefsful of late; (even barrels to a boat, on an average, have been caught. It is with much pleafure we have obferved, that the reports of our agricultural coricfpondents from all parts of the kingdom have concurred in giving the moll unequivocal and decided proofs of the efficacy of the patent prepared gypfum on the turnips. From the accounts we have received, it is evident many thouland acres of this valuable root have been pre ferved from deftrudion by the fly, and the crop, wherever this excellent manure was applied, is much more than commonly luxuriant and abundant. The liatements which have been made to us of its univer fal good properties in other countries, warrant us in believing it would be equally beneficial on the young wheats, if ufed before the letting in of fevere irons. Oa the Spring grafts and feeds, there remains no doubt with thole who have tried it, of its luperior utility, and another year will certainly as generally and fully eftablith the fame of this truly valuable and cheap compofition in this country, as has already been done on chip continents of . Europe and America. SPORTING INTEL '.IGENCE: AYR RACES. Friday fe'nnight, the fport or the week terminated with the Plate given by the Caledonian Hunt, value too guineas, for all ages. Mr Brandling's Fortuna, 4 yrs old . s I I Lord Montgooseries Caleb Qtynent - a s a This was an excellent Race. Ayr 501 all Ages. Mr Hodgfon's Mils Decoy r r Lord Montgenieries gr e s dr Mr Baird's Juno, syrs old 3 dr The two firlt were entered at the Rarting pott. STIRLING RACES. Tuefday, 27th Odober, a purfe of sol. given by the Magiftrates of Stirling, three four mile heats. Mr Miller's brit D'Engbein Mr Bklrd'a Fairy * An excellent race. Wednefday a purfe of sol. for all ages—two mile heats. Mr Brandling's Fortuna s Mr Hudfon's b g Slack Jack a Thurfday a purf e of sol. for all ages—three four mile heats. Mr Braadling's b m Fortuna s t Mr E. L. Hodgfun's b m MI6 Decoy s s Linlithgow and Stirlinglhire Hunters' Stakes. Mr Mourn Binning's bg by Spanker I a Mr Murray's eh g by Odd& s The following were fobfcribers, but did not name-- The Right Hoc. Lord Elpliln- James Bruce, Efq. Stone U, H. Dundas, Efq. Lord Vita:mut Primrofe James Watfon, Efq. The Hon. C. IL Fleming George Rainfay, Efq. General Maxwell L. H. Ferrier, Efq. Several hack races, which afforded much amufement. The trotting match between a gelding belonging to Mr. Dimond and Colonel Hankey'. mare took placeWednefday, over a pie a ground near Egham, fbr too guineas. The dii•an over which the ani mals performed was fix mi es, and was done by the winner in 24 minutes. TI e gelding made play and kept a-head, but the rider, who was feather weight, had not ftrength to keep him from bolting and break ing into a gallop ; the mare confequently won by about half a mile, and her owner netted fume heavy Rakes on the event. An old man, of the name of Devi,, 97 years of age, made a Hart at Bracknel, Bucks. on Monday lafl, to go four miles and a half within an hour, for a bet made between two Gentlemen to come amount. When the match was made on Thurfday laft, Mr. Jennings, the Gentleman who was to find the man, was bound down not to give more than 24 hours no. tice to the pedeftrian. The old man beat the odds in very good ityle, and petformcd his journey in three minutes lefs than the giv en time. The fame bet was offered that he did nut go the fame ground, Btc. on the nest day, which was rejeded. The Ticket No. 2370, drawn this day a Prise of 40,0001. was fold by Sir Jess as Basustrosta and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Of f ices, No. tr. Holborn ; No. 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, iss Sixteen Sixteenths; where the &It 30,0001, and the la( 23,0001. ever (hared were likewife fold; and where Tickets and Sbares are now felling, warranted us drawn, and prizes paid on demand. CORN MARKIT, MARK LAIR, Nov. 6.—Wheat to. day is in but thort fupplies ; Fine farnples neatly maintain their lall prices, but ordinary go off hea. •ily, at a fmall declention—Barley or Malt, little fluc tuation—Beans of each kind likewife—White Peas rather lower, and the few Grey full as high—Oats a►e but in middling fupply, with a few cargoes of Foreign, and the bell famples are rather dearer—ls the prices of Flour but little alteration. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. John Lyiter Hutch Won, A.R. Chaplain to the Gar- Woo at Hull, ►as hem loft'ivied, by his Grace the Archbilhop if York, to the valuable Ratory of Routh, In the Raft Riding, epos the prefentatloo of Mlfs Mainwaring and Miff H. M. anther, of Richmond, Surrey. Csasannoe, Novaima 2.—This day Oe t H WMiams, KB. of Caius College, was admitted to the degree of Doittor of Me dicine. The Seatonian Prize it this year adjudged to the Rev Charles James Hoare, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College, for his poem tat " The Shipwreck of St. Paul." The Hon. George Neville, eldeft fon of Lord Braybeolte,is ad mitted of Trinity College. The Rev. E. Patio*, B.D Redtor of Rempitone, to Notting hamOdre, and late Fellow of Sidney College, is appointed to preach the Warburtonian Ledbares at Lincolo's-lon Chapel F, Nov 4. —Tuefday kft the Rev. William Forord Mi chell, Clerk, M.A. and Rader of Lidford, in the county ofDevon, was initkuted to the Raftory of St. Martin's, by Looe, In Corn wall, on the prefentation of the molt Noble the Dudaefs of Bolton. Hint., Nov. a.—The Rev. H. Waftell, M.A. Vicar of Warm. Seal eon Heath, is Seeded by the Archbithop of this Provisoes, to the perpetual Curacy of Chapelthorpe, near Wakefield ; and gp Thurfday k'nnight, he was instituted by the Blihop of Limo's, m the valuable Rsdtory of Brighton cum Byefield, Hun on the prekntation of the Wafter and Fellows of Ckr=, n rala. e. bridge. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 7. Jag& Ile% of Old-itreet Road, Middlefel, earpentec and anderuker, at ten, at Gnildhaft Nov. 7. Thomas Buret; of Kennington Green, Surrey. broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov 7. William Fell, of St. Mardes.laste, parifh of ile. Moo la the Fields, Middlefez, taylor.at ten, at Guildhall. Nov 7. Matthew Jack, now or late of Oeoryge.ftreet, Blikkfdar's Road, Surrey, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, Nov. 7. Benjamin Dewdaey the elder, of Lir kfidd asset, pada of Reigate, Surrey, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Nov. I. William Eland and Walter Phillips, now or late of Lam beth Road. Surrey, katber draws, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov 7. William Spears, of Rood lam, London, Mb falefinan, rt ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. Abfalom Grey, of Fleet-ftreet, London, ma's mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. Iliac Rowe, of Mile End Oren, Middiefes, mariner, at cm, at Guildhall Nov. 7. Dirk Jean Vander Haven, of Bury court, St. Mary Axe, London. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. John Boonton, at Madam, Kent, timberine re h ast , as tea, at Ouildball, Lando°. Nov. 7. Frauds Ingkbeart. of Catmoo-ftrect, London, confer tinier, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. William Karcher, late of Cbapel-itrett, Weftnsinfter, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. Ea. John Vetch, of George-yard, Lombard-firm, London, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. Richard Atldnfon, Henry Watten, and William Ord, of Fencluirdt-ftrem, London, wine and brandy merebants and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall Nov. 7. Jams Wain and Thomas Agg, of Bafingball Brat, Lon don, and of Caine, Wilts, clothiers, fatties and partner; at claws, at Gaildball, London. _ _ Nov. 7. 1 : 1101111118 Of KUlllingtoo Gram, berm Qom. broker, at darer, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. sod le. George Philip Davis and Anhor Macklealle of Phiipm km, Louden, mar merehaats, at ten, at Ckeittalt Nov. 9. William Hiteben, late of Hathertoo. ChoAke, emu. dealer, at eleven, at the Own inn, Nantwieh. Nov. se. Hari Lee, of Helmet! Amt, Sketeditch, 1/414410ft5. Sivatinitk, at one, at Onikikall.