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At BlLlulph r.. B. I ~~ i** nrrgurGgrra.. COURT Elbta'S BENCH, DECIIKSIA T. sieTurr v. SM&. The Pleintif4 in this case, was a Solicitor, and the Deltoid** a Peoprietor of one of the Brighton stage coaches, called the Dart. The action was brought to recovers cempensatioo in damages fife a severe in jury whisk the plaintiff had sootained direogh. the impr enroduet ot the Defendant's larraoss , w ho dr we opee the Dane ea She 12th of October•last.. 0. the day in neestioe. the plaistiff was an amide passes► der by the Pbeenia, eandserioi dig **hum Camillo . _ The coaches artived together at a place called ine Prince's Dairy..witbis a mile cod * half of Brighton; at this time-is itas stern sine o'clock, and both coaches had their lamps The Phosniz was at tlii* .tiare before, and eras slowly ascending the road, which is there* bill, and rather a daagerous spot, owing to a sharp Uniting of at the sumout .of the hill. The Dart iselogjust behind, pushed forward; the Phe nix was thrown over, the plaintiff and other passers gets were thrown off, and, with several others, sip timely hurt. Locd Eizzataosiouou held that the law had been lald.down repeatedly on this subject, both relating to fvffalf and carriages, namely. that the person lowing in the track of soother, sad who could see danger, was bound to avoid it, if in his power. Here the drifter of the Dart bail the power of avoiding the e Jur danger, and be oug ht to have dose so. • Thy found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £2OO. QUUIT v. raactiont. Th e Plaintiff, a Lieutenant - C olonel by Brevet. and Superintendent of the Riding-school at Woolwich, brought this action against the Defendant, a Half pay 101fficer of Dfagt . :soll4, to recover damages for - various libels contained in letters sent L ea G Commandant at Woolwich, to Mnl wave. Master-General of the Ordnance, and to the ftintiff. 'The libel upon which the action was prin cipally founded was in these lemur— s. Wooled*, February 24, 11111 L * lhougb it Is not worth a Omdentan's trouble to write to or to base any Meg to do with so contonteible sod ammo isi a eberscau so you, nay maids allaaCtbat bed I known For holm* as 'di as de awe, 1 weer should bave dirtied sty bands with yes, nos disgraced weed by associadng with a oberester s ea. bemeth a gentleman as you, I tan assure' you that rouse and inlinaity ire the roily things they peotact you maim the maims of redsme I should adopt unirards you °aer ials You need n e w tan your Meads that I borrowed year gig, her 1 sheuM never ham troubled you for h i , U l had known that A was mod to catty abut your wr-.sod caw your friends. Isbaeld never have put any teat into it, sec isto your quarters with pew gin -drinking faggot. You have a pecobat talent traisbai ate Ring's subjects *eh as feedlot/ pigs aml hawking the pork about the tows at $4. per pound...carrying the King's forage out of the establish ment to teed goats as well as in the stable--giving your horse iniewa pounds of hay instead of twelve --lancing horses—emplop fag the King's subjects, to carry smuggled liquor for yols.rmaking a b r othel of the ogee wiser' then uarter-Master and your bosom friend bring the suldiwe wives to you even ea a Sunday, and a thousand oilier such honourable t ransactities under As you base not best satisfied with my former lnlormadoa, std thus are not with this, I *hall put you into the public news , as well tut post yes In every corner where bills see allow permed tibe stock, as a Nat, a scoundrel, and a blackguard, names ionnerly hapdsed ow wkli ea your bosom friend. " am, Scc. "A. rsuosoer.- There were three other letters containing matter rossly libelous : one to Lord hiolgrave, sl ated dthe 4th Much, referred to a request transmitted through General Lloyd, that the defendant might be tried by a General Court-Martial on charges brought by Lieutenant-Colonel Quist, that be ' (the defendant) might have an opportunity of substantiating his sc. emetics,. The writer regretted-that Lord bilnlgrave had supplied the plaintiff with documents to enable him to commence a suit in a Civil Court; at the same time he expressed the pleasure he should feel in being able there to prove the troths which he bad at a dines written to and told the ,plaintiff. He de. dared his firm reliance upon the justice of the Duke of York. who bad a doe seine of the servicei he had tendered, and would not deprive him of his halipay, though without it, be (the defendant) was perf enclosed;ecdy ludepordent. Certain other.documents WM and in a. postscript it was added , that if Lord biol. van did not think the matter worth his notice, the writer was determined to apply to the Hou of Commons, in ordet to lay betore the public the se a net is which it's money was expended. A third letter was addressed to General Lloyd, in which the de. resident disclaimed all intention.Of proceeding clan. destinely ; to avoid which he had teed to Colonel Qelst paper containing nothing but facts, and shish the writer could prove ; such as, one of the Lieutenants being alfowed to sell milk in his rooms; the w aste of forage to feed goats, ice. ; the Qu arter. blaster being Olowed to buy the old clothes of the men, its d selling them to recruits; and employiag the troops to sell his garden stuff, d milk, Ecc. Ali these assertions he insisted he could establish by the evidence of Non.commissioned Officers and privates. At first he had attributed the state of thlogs ot the bad health of Lieutenant-Colonel Quist, until he had ben conv inced that they were done by his As fourth letter repeated these charges Much in the OM terms as the otheei• adding, that General Lloyd was greatly initial/mood if he supposed that dre Attendant 'came to the riding-school to benefit by ate plaintiff's instructionss what the plaintiff could mach hie arse the made of selling horses, feeding oats on the gin g% forage, lg • which were his qualificatWns, and were far above the art tildm- at of barsensanshi The Arse Gotham ,iii stating the plaintiffs a high coMpliment to his esertions in the silrfeelit which. lacier the saralateadmie of Eir:authorities. laut made the depattmeat hoes*: the odlairedies of every Other.• The libeln mem of the mast flegidoos kind, tad, however cosi. temptible, the- SAO* could not 'pips ese , ticed, Mid still maim his teak aad Amuse la the OW, whit sePmedea seciF a the slightest of iskMlo assi_,. ol9 th o • aullki We Win dismissed,* di au 4f " quirmt hip floveseigoalets tea"OM* -alone rfeasona IN! to be agatded an oppertositt itimtalltiledags be heti setNeattned to r bt i Cnigte 4 1 4ter is Pio" (it 10 ten 67 Walsh'. las aestosationee or to cash's them unfounded. am ous far iadivitkod instrieted to mass forward, tieii a owe erdegy! TM plaintiff bad perused; OM Wawa aid most open wane; he bad not la: inaadi thoughare of soavicting, because ha was modem to Men this lfbeltett had SA Om him by • • to - sbew that the plaintiff In, as eorroPt es be had assetted to his General, and to the Masai Gabe* of the Ordnance. With mod zo the gumbo damages, the objectof Colonel Quist was not money. bat vindication ; sod he had a right to caret each a sum as would cl ear his hith.rto noble. mtsbed character from 'foul imputation. Major William Lloyd, Brigade Major of the gar. risen of Woolwich, proved the hand•writiag of dos defendant to the several letters. The plaintiff and deieadant were both foteigners, bat the former had bests 40 years in Ragland, and was sow searly years old: The pedant had resided at Woolwiehs WY Permission. arol2 half pay' that be Plight be is.' erected easier the plaintiffs who bad She soosito• mast of site riding-szhoel of the artillery t the witoess bad node:stood ftorn the defendant that he was a meo of rank and independence In his natii* country s used to diem at the mess. and eteopied rooms in the barracks be had now aparunests in the towo. • • T,o a gnostic. from Lord Et.sassosouon. the wit isms laid tiara the daintiest being epos balfivey, was sot amenable to a Court-martial. - He did not know what was his motive in writing the libels epos cola neWuist. Mims Ebringum, who had beep servant to the defendant, deposed, that by billionaires desire he had delivered the letter of the Nth of Febelary to the ser vant of the plaintiff, is as nissealed state. There being so defence. afor It short address from the Loan CA's, Janus.' the Jury 'fated a verdict for the plAntill--Damages INsOLVENT DEBTORS' COMET, Ditelthltin V. Twentyftate cases were beard by tie Court, and the greatest part of the insolvents discharged. imenson V. LOW. The insolvent. J. Low, was opposed by Mr. Emer son, on the ground of a waste of property by the un necessary and vezatioos expenditure, of a sum of money in law expenses. alnsost equal to the amount of a booofrar debt. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Turner, a solicitor, gist when Vie insolvent, who was a baker, found hescoUld not obtaiti more flour on credit from Enserson..he threw every impediment, by what are called sham pleas, in the way of his credi tors pursuing the recovery of his debt. He was re manded for this set. OLD BAILEY SESSION& Saturday Patrick Map a boy only thirteen Teen of age, was indicted capitally, for breaking and en tering the dwelling house of George Cornish , and stea ling therein half a dozen biscuits, his property. It was proved by the prosecutor's brother, and other witnesses, that on Monday last. about severs in• the evening; a mob of persons, headed by the priso ner, came to the prosecutor's shop, in High Holborn. The prisoner put his elbows to the windows, broke a pane, and the biscuits fell out. He was immediately , secured, bot said—" I am :raked (taken) but the mob will rescue me." An attempt of that kind was made, but it did not succe ed. The prisoner made no defence, but wept bitterly. The Jury, after the most patient bearing, pronounced him Guilty—Death p his w• but recommended him to mercy on account of youth. Ms Sewers was also Indicted capitally for breaking open the shop of Mr. Morrison, of Greensetreeti Les. cester-sqoate, and with stealing therein two leave. of bread, his property. The only material witness celled, was Eshelby, a constableef police, who stated that on Monday. the 11th of November, be was at Mr. Morriames house, when the mob came there p— the prisoner bad a stick, attached to which was a crook. The !prisoner welt to the window, broke se veral panes of glass, and took oat two loaves. Wit " ness seised him, and the cry of ROM I Male 1 w as vociferated throughout the mob; Witness told' the prisoner-he would secure him er loss his life. I Mr. Balsas, for the prisoner, called ssieral seises to prove his innocence. • Three persons, who had seen the Oxonet is the mob. deposed to his baying had no concern is break.i ing the windows, and that he had no' stick in hi Isis band. Several very re s p ectable witnesses gave m a most excellent character. One of them said he had served a parish of f ice, in which he was beloved by the poor and esteem ed by the rich. Another o ften beard him speak h i g hl y of the Royal Family, especially of the Prince Regent, sad also of the Go vernment of the country. Mr. Justice BMW s ummed up the evidence with great care sad impartia lit y , and the Jury. without a moment's hesitation, acquitted the primmer. Mr. Justice Baum said--'s Attend to me, Severs.' for one moment i you me the advantage of having a good character, and you also see the extreme dee- Rey in which you have placed yourself by iadiscreedy mixing with a meb." Severn said--A My Lord, I feel deeply what you \say.". Jaw Johann was capitally indicted fir stealing a variety of bank notes, amounting to £ll7, and bills of exchange, cheques, sad other sixtirities of real value, the property Of J. B. Bootdillon and T. Hewett, in their tiOrelliachriese. The prisoner did; not mike any derails*: returoed a wallet of Guilty—Deads.. The prosecutor having reoommended him * to mercy un account of his previous good character, the Re coron said it should be forwarded So the Patna RaGIINT. .Taba watchman, was charged with bay. ing borgl.riostely broken into mid mitered the Su& ling house of Robert H enke., a batter, in High . 111# born, in the night of the I,Bth of November last i and stealing therein three ha ts . Guilty—Deeds. Jake Saki was capitally convicted of stealinj yards of carpet, valve sss. the property of MIN Wilson, privately in his shop. . Jesefth infearse. a boy thirteen years of 'ge e ing 'convicted of stealing a teats of MUMS. the prating tot Samuel Dickies. The following were convicted of felonies, vis. P. Salim, fat stisllsi two loam, the rertitY of W. War- *Ai e* le d desks s frock. two psidieW4 RP- tie prop d Veins; J. IP. ismsdris, for swam 114.1 the porn'', if IL Drisst I DA. Res* Au Airs. W. Ws or iambi, two 41 Disk Miss, die Foray et W. tgoisli W * br sisalkig a shawl, the r sraiy of C. T. Dreillog S. .Ws.lff s isab o~aa y stool; W. bass, far oafs( silk rafrig Wsitas ssid B. Dorm, foe waif 1101 s. of will W. Mks's, fur rusk* two lbesst , ' I It las generally expected that die Vide orbs Twelve Judges would have ban diii in the, cup Vi Shalt mid Dandy with balk:in', 4egort4l Vi chop ; but it is impeotes delude so not ytl greet It tivit opitiost. PROM SIfTWRD,I2" NIGHTS GAZATSi tibla Gazette notifies that the PROM% ititainty Sas granted to the Earl of .Moir a the dignities of Viscount, Earl, nd• Marquise by the Whose Viscount Loudon, Earl of Rawdon, and Marquis ofYiestioge; bas appolsmod J. Dumantsq, E.g. Procurator- Gemeral, sod V. J. LOCOUttlir. Esq. Advocate -Gm of Jersey erred dee honour of Knighthood on Lieutenant -Colonels D. it. Leger HIE anti H. Watson ; aud permitted Majors A..An- Alersoes and J. Roll, to accept the Port Order of the lower SWOIII/ lite nab Regiment to bear the word " Vitt's(' ;* setae York Rangers, the words a Guadaloope,* and " Mortis IgOgee," es their soksers. It also contaius a Proclamation, offering onward of £5OO for th e apprebension of the junior Watson •, Ono for the discovery of the person or persons who sent a Ibrentening hued to Mr. Head, of Cbippenhant ; and a se t re ' ward for the apprehension of those who set ftre to tke Gristmin of Messrs. Gaby and Dooliog, Oche same place.] MILT FART PROMOTIONS. omit-OS*9loh DECEMBiII 7. 4th Reghnsut of Dragoon Graardr—Ensign Mervyn Richardson, from the 47th Foot. to be Cornet, vice Shuttleworth, who ez• 19th Regimen of Light Dragoons--Stephen William Popiwie,, Gent. to be Comet, In purchase, vice WtUis, promoted. Star Corps of Cavalry--Robest Staples, Gent. to be Cornet, 'WI Hincheliffe, deceased. IRegiment of Foot—Lieutenant Alesan der Otee, from halfial of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice ,jun. tot es to the Mb Foot.. stet Ditto--Captain Thomas R.. Meade, from the 6oth Foot, to be Cattalo of Company, vice Grow. wbn mirages. 119 sh Ditto—Lieutenant George Frederick Geesves,front half.gay or the Sib Itiot e to be LAemosant, vies Iforteg, who exchange% oth Detto:—Const Thomas iliwitiotrorth, from the 4th Deo goon Goods, to be Ensign, vice fibbardson, who entwines. Sikh Ohre--Lieutesant William Lesion, from the 89th Feat, to be Lieutenant, vice Simpson, wage redree epos the half-pay ot the onth Poet. Seth or Lief tioset-Coiseel J. F. hikes, frets ble w or the Cattalos Fencibles, to be Major, vice Ashworth, who exchanges 80th Cato ii Jahn George Green, from the 41st Foot, to be Cayainot a Company, vice Meade, who exchanges ; Cap tain Richard Cevennes., num the York Light heraittiy Vo lunteers, to be Captain of a Compony, vice Mitckei, who exchanges; Lieutenant Robert Kerr, trout half-pay of the Royal Waggon I rain, to be Lieutenant, vice Van Dyek, who exchmges. God Ditses—Lieutenant William Denise to be Captain of a Company, by porcbase. vice Creagb, who retires. Ditto—borgeoa Oliver Hatpin, M. D. from bait-pay rids* 44th Foot, to be Sara* mt. vice Amstrad* who excitarges aid DittoCoroet and Sob-Lieutenant Josiah Clues, from the id Regiment of lain Guards, to be Lieutenast, vice Wyatt, who eacbangeo. 'fhb of !Wept Charles M. Graham, from the half-pay et the 71st Foot, to be Major, vice Macpbenon, who exchanges. 94th Ditto --Li violent Hector William Bower Memo, from half•pay of the 7th Foot. to be Lioneoant, vice Tweetite, who exchmsges, recetviog the diEsreace. 11/1“ Ditto--Liutenaot brims Carey, from the sth West India Reglaseut, to be tieutenants vice O'Meara. who cubing*. 104th Ditto —Surgeon llamas lionrebier, from half-pay of the 576 Post, to bo Surgeoo, vice 'I homes, wbo exchange% id West lodia Regiment—Lieutenant Henry benior, trom the 18Ist Feat, to be lioutepant, vies ASen, decease& Sib Dltto-.Lioutenant Daniel O'Meara, from the 101st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Carey, who endways; Ensign Joseph Greenwood, from haltpay of the 7tb West India Reghneat, to be moo, rico Keogh, who embassies. York Chastain— robe Lieutenants.--En•ign Jones, vice Hamble, deceased; Ensign Robert Haswell, v ic e Miles, _ _ deceased. To be Ensigns—Edward Sutherland, Gent. vice Joins ; Cha rles Dormer, Gent. vice Maxwell York Light Infantry Volunteers--Captain Robert Mitchell, 1 from the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cromp- too, who exchanges; Quarter. Master -.---, 'SMOOT to be Ad jutant with tbe rank of Ensign, vice Rosenthall, who rergns the Adjulantey ally ; Quarter-Master-tierjeant Nichotas Crowell to be gamer-Master, vice letsow. Ist lioropean Garrison Company--Ensign Charles Baker , from tie tot Black Garrison Conspany, to be Lieutenant, vice'llooue, &messed. But hack Garrison Company—Lieutenant Jobs Scates, from the 7th West India Reg.ment to be Lieutenant; Serjeant Pau Ryan, late of the Limerick Recruiting Distri, to be Ensign, vim Baker, promoted. OIgIOORANO OI4 . Ensign Robert Maxwell, of the SUM Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. hema Horner Gent. lately superseded as a Lieutenant of 44th Foot, is reinat'ated in Ms rank. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. kneary 21, lan Rebbeck, DOI or late of Devisee, Wilts, snuff , manofinsurts, dodder, dealer and ekapinau, at eleven, at :be Ship lan, Mete. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Juries Randall White, of Newport Papa, Bucks ,dealer in lace BANKRUPTS. Osage Campbell, late of Feschurch street, Loodoe, merchant, I dealer and ehapman, to surrender Dec. t 4, et, and January t 8,1 at eleven, et GeildhalL Attorney, Mr. Pope, Madiford.court, Peoehereli-street. 4 Willies** Davison the younger, of the parish of Heston, Middle sex, atmehandler, dealer and agouti, Dee. 17, 24, and Jan. 11, at see, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's- Buil“ ~ Holborn. John '1111411 , , of Toolerstevet, Southwark, haberdasher, drake s dispos2, December 10, 17, and January te, at ten ad , at adage Attorney, Mr. Mama, N 0.117, Bread .street-hill, Chapati. William Wide, of Petter.hoe. London, coal merchant, dealer and Chapman, Doc. 14, Si, and January le, st twelve, at Guillhall. Attorney, Mr. Carpenter, Cherek-eourt, Old Jewry. Edward WM*, of Blshorgate-stniet Without, London, coach sosnee, dealer sad chapsup, Dec. 10, 11, and a ndanuary IS, at eleven, at Ouildkall.•Attornies,knesers. rum Soa, ikili- • tee-sir To o. ers EngUde, late of Sleep's Building , N ew Road, I -pdfddieept, wertimet, dealer and charm's, Des 14, 24, and January IS, at ten,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam% men, Old Breed street. Richard Martha* she yammer, of Sunderland near the Sea, I Derbies, wrest and draper, Dee. U, 54, and January 18, at eleven, at the CliMildeill Room, Suaderland. . Systoles, Meson Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pence ' and Hunt, Freds videotapes Old bony. Logien I or Mr. Laws, &Wetland. Joseph Illifiliy, it iiinkOnis esecirmaker, dealer and chap ma, nut, IT, ilk medi imam/ IS, at twelve, at the Union bin, AstarsAmoMmers. S w ain, Steireue aid Co. Fre =4ll.lll/1.e... Old lorry, Laois.; or Messrs. Whiteley and See, Cherry itrest, Thomas Bouree, et W2=l,ll7lits, dodder, dealer and chap was, Dec. It," and Jimmy Is, at two, at the Comatercal 1 Ilona% BrieteL Anomie% Moen. Bourdillou and Hewitt, Friday-street, Lapdog; er Mears. Sem sod 'kitten, Bristol. Jolt When, of nillneulbe Dome liwilder, dealer and charmaa, Des. 24,1111,1s tiar d I=ll4 adstrea, at the Commercial inn, Plymouth: . Alssamisr, Carepeunet, Lincoln's -1 , Lead& ;or Mr. Beebe, Plymouth. Gams Betts, of Mdes-street, Ofesvener4suare, upholder and mynas, Des. 14, 17, and January 18, at tea ' at Guildhall.— ' Attorney, Mr. Goble, threwiew, Rest - road , Nevriagton . feadible FM. of pion-Hell, hatter, Dec. 10, 15, and Jaunary is, at eleven, at the Deg sod Duch Tavern, Hull.— Atternies, Meters. Raley, Stocker,and Dews," Funtival's Inn, Linedee ; or Maine. Edward mitGeorge Codd, Hull. Prima Willson, of Plymouth, Devon, Mercer and traper,dealer and dogma, Dee. 30,41, toed , Jary 1 11, at demo at the Guildhall, Pinned& Mendes Mr. William Jacobson, Ply mouth; or MasiroAdliumas and GWegery, le dford-row. Wm Hollows lino/ Danbury, Totle s hire, clothier, &sake and dierolos DroAkIS, sat Jas. IS,' at eleven, at the Salons Wiese, Wallkill. Attend's, Mr. Highlason. Devrsbury, or 1• Messrs. Paha and Ludlow, Gesglioyeard. Pleeione. • lam •Meman the ranger, et lAverrod. tintheranerehant, Due. SS, ne,', eel Jewry tr t , at est, 0 dee George haw Liverpool. Atiprollo, Morai:Orrod soil Dam, Earbovaalloy ; or Str. .Clorles DO, CosiloOelh UvorPool• t FloWillio yelogpt d , it WiiMay Lower, prink al nondiii, • bi If &Woe, ealer est aquivo, Doe.llo.llB,orii Jos. MI, at at du WO.' Wow, Wakelleld. Attendee, Vin. . liSmblerP 'Clor4terele /War N A Sudlow, 0.04,111.11 i Thotnia Ihrr, of Wallets Tkireeb.% rue?, 1-, 1 44 Jan. 111,at 11, at the Buff Inn, Bridtiort. y ota Allen, Clifford's Inn, London :or Mr. Nietintet- tvort. William Hardisty and John Lodge, of Nethert , ~s ct Thornhill, Yorks4irs, merchaniN Dec. 19 ar t .t ,. at tett, et the Old ock Ins, Hellas, and Januar • tl, a e t e v e , at the Court Houie, Wakefi ondon ld. Atterntes, Mr wt cttleft Norfolk-street, Strand, L ;or Mr. I.eAl• Halifax. H ug h Duckworth, of Rese-Hill, parish of Mauel.te.c,, Nem. Merchant, dealer and chapntan, Des. 22...:1. snit lant:dry : f, a i n i d re c r, op e a e rt ver t7 ,l l,. D., ,,.;tatit: at eleven, at the the White Lion Inn, Mantheste-. Attert!e• Mr. Entwisle 1/lanchester ; or Mews. Milne and Par ry, . 1 Temple, London. Elisabeth Middleton and '1 homes Dyson, c Beverley, York.. In a t e l ' e sra,nmdereianisuaantrys,idse:alterstw, twelve, nies, Messrs. Hall and Campbell, Ee-:..rk,T. David Thomas and Ric'eard Evans, of Liverpool. rec!. r•s. Dec. 29, €4, and lan. 18, at one, : - .t the (k art , I . i ... , . t i: . AttOrllieS, Messrs Gunncry gnu Fret:sitar, 1.: .t t i l „ : „1 : pool sr Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. J a mes MacKpight, late of Long-acre, but now of p i .:. a .. ..... street, NVestmitister, Midillesev, Itneti...lrarer, -,,i. .; and Jan. 1 8 , at twelve, at Guildhal,, Lota ,' l u n. .. . , At:, h.' Williams, Dyer's bulling', Holborn. Simeon Joseph and William Hughes, late of Wine• . ~......„9 1 but now of 1 hrogntorton street, merthants, Dec , 2:. ~ 1 lan. 16, at one, at Guildhall, Linidati. At'or •,, Mow Kearny and Spurr, Bishopsgate.rre , !N./Phil!. Joseph French, late of Portsea, Soutnampton, groe,-. 1,..... , , one, 11. at eleven, and Ift, at we, at the Indic '.- ors is Gosport. Actornies, Messrs. Alexander and II , Imo, s 4. , Inn, London ; or Mr. Cruicllshank, Gosport. William Walker, of Allerton- Grange, Yotk-hire, 'ar e..r. m . 20, 1111, and lan.lll, at eleven, at the .'eesions•Hou . -. 1 ., 6 . field. Attornies. Mr. Scholefield, Hurbury, nea. t' , ..kt f. ;. or Mr. Knowles, New-ion, Londats. George Brown, of Emsworth, Southampton, tailor •:‘,3 rt. l . t . Dec. 16, at the Anchor inn, Chichester, t 7, at th • fle c k . ) , t Inn Etnsworth, tau. 18, at the Crowe Inn, 1 . 7...,,,,A, at A men. Attornies, Mr. Cliifton, Exchequer-unite, the. coln'thira, London; or Mr. Clare, Emswortb. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHAJ.I. Dec. 10, J. Freeman, of HattJa-garden, tailor, at 'leer Dec. 14, E. Townsend, of Maiden-lml., Cov nt•mit e- r , : , merchant, at one. Jan. 11, I. ALkher: and C. `. is , ..f..,. Copthall.buildings, merchants, at eleven. Dec. tit V:. l a ,: of Little Lore-lane, Betmondsey, merchant, at tea Li tt ,,.. I H. F. Horneman, of Queen•street, m. rchant, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COU ?I I - It \* Dee 91, M. Gray and J. Gray, late of &Aeon, D, ~,e,..„ manufacturers, at eleven a. the Bull Inn, Bridporr. 1/... s, :. Smith. of Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at t k ,b, head Inn, Brad.ord Jan. 6, W. Blackburn, of Fiplar..:, y g h, shire, merchant , at eleven, at the Star inn, Manchester l it . a . W. Lockwood, of Man heater, merchant, at two, at the s,,Z IM an chester. Jan. I. H Whyersi at Sevolesbea‘ a, . ;i„„„d p oi r - 4 gro c e r, at eleven , at the peacock !nn. Donnitron. Dec.ll4ll. Hammond and T. liammund, late of Ruseley Starr hew rat ser ymen, at eleven, at the Crown lon, Rugelty. Dee. 6, tr.). lard, of Bridgwater, Somerershire, potasionninticactore, a twelve,_ ar the Commercial Ro om ' , BristoL Dec. 4 , S. no , of the Fishponds. Gloucester, parchment -manutare•er, u 01 .. at the Commercial Rooms, ristol. Dec. SO, W. H-,rro, of : ,, I . Austen, Cornwall, manner, at eleven. at tbe Wbi rHr Uri, St. Austen. Dec. le, E. Evans, of Monmouth, melt r, twelve, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, Monmouth. ,), • ~ I . Gowen, of Heveningham, Suffolk, itrocer, at eleven, : , t -e i l Inn, Halesworth. Dec. 91, 1 . . Mather, of -anted, !.. .: dr., innkeeper, at tea, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester Dec. 4 d, J. Whitehead, of,. Bury, Lancashire, wooden-mart .a-I , lrt-,:: eleven, at %be Mosley Arms hut, Ntancl.ei , er. CERI IFIC.%ITS, Deetmcza U. Jeremiah Ellis, of Her.hfield, grwer. fames Sales, Milford, grocer. Samuel I hompson, ::ewca , tle.upon. I yne, money eon veser. 'Thomas Hedley. N. wcai•lt. , upon- Fyne, merchatt. !..14 Bradbury, Chatham, cat. i net maker. L. natl.% Mayor, =mei street, Portman.square, carriage. Franc's Wen, Little Sirchali, Staffordshire, lead smelter. William 4aie , , ',lilfurtl, itopkteper. William West, Sheerness, brewer. Hock in I.:ovine, I.ltol^f, maitster. Edward Matthews. Ch , p,ting tio-ten, beaker. ii-,1'.. bald Dunean Joyce, Fdinebridge. tick-ailoufattoret. Price, Erdi.ley, Hereorlordshire, shnpkeeper. tiroty Catne,st Austin Friars, Insorinerlaro"er. I I oma' Lewis, Alutly,li lle.' ford:hire, wool-dealer. E.,!war.l Burn, of lisinlnglisa,•noo . drlller, dotter and cbaPman • - - ----_-__—'''.-----------'--'"—. BI .k Fll Nov. at urlnore, county Waterford, the wife of Dr j 1 Phelan, lab our er, of /lite pronv jug i. L.M.K. MARRIED. October 29, at New Yo rk, the v. Gregory T. lleaclits V Miss Penelope Thurston, da-ghter of the late io!tn Thugs% Esq. of Muvnt Laurel, near Hudson. Key. r.Pvgh, of Kenswyr• b, to M iss 114 1 y, of Redbontn,liers Nov. 21, at Whi. hford, Nit'ar w irk shire, the It Win flanitah Dissenting Minister of klingerfaril,l3erks, to Miss UndeAll, Ascot, Wh'cltfoe'd. 'l'he Rev. John Cricket Blake, Fellow of King's Cogrgt,Cwo bridge, to Miss E Tate, of that pl Dec. 2 at Betties , t he Rev. J. W. Crabbei to Anna Mub Crowfoot, only daughter of Mr. W. Crowfoot, of t' at place. N0v....1, at Faichield, on the Mat ult. 1 talei t M y.fts Eden, to Eliza, only daug hter of the R e v Witt. i..ire. of I.ongsitle Friday at Staplefori, the Po. Jqbn Criskittilble Fellow of King's Colle;e, Cambrtdge, to Niiis Elizabeth I.s. of that place. DID. The 27th ult. at Newton Green, Ayr, Miss Janet W daughter of the late Bailie John ‘(',:sin, in :eVitoll. Rev. J. Brjdoit . , Rector of Kirlthride, 4'.e of Msti. Rev. I). Pugh, Recto r of Newpor7, P e ntbroke ,hire. Sunday sennight, at Barnsley, i' fia Re. Joie %levee, M A. Senior Fellow of Wiacester Cutlegr, audio th foundation of Sir T. Cookes On the t'.'.Bd NovembeT, at Brithtnn, in the 87th Terrine age, Mrs. Mary Penises, relict of tf:e late Rev. J. Pratte, It.ti Lately, at Faringtion, aged 91, M•is Augusta Chaeotte. swirl daughter of the Rev. itichaid Price, rector of Ewes-WA, }' J erks. Saturday nizlit last, at his Lou e, Lantbetb, in he rim e 4 ! life (aged 85 years), Mr. Wilhain a s Haywod. opsatls, 19 years a very fel:foul and ilitelltilit stannt CO E•taba' !mot of Lloyd's. He has leit :La :unlade wit*: aid et • charm lo 'antra his low. The '2‘2d after a long and pai nful illness, An iersca ' liana, Esq. late Surveyor of the port of Freellieksba n,t, At Fayettville, N. C. Robert Halliday, Esq. aged of Scotland. Friday se'nnight, at I.ymingtoti, tits. nerd 85, Mrs. wi relict of the late Thomas Walker, Esq. mrny years TOO of Oxford. Saturday sennight, aged 83 years, Mr. Ileury Powell, co. of the Bear Inn, Woodstock. Friday sennight, ie a state of mental derangement, Mr' L , 4 Moore, carver and gilder, of Ch:che sit r. lie %V. 14 tilt lilltbr of a print of Chichester Cathedral, with the iii,hops Palst:4 also Arundel Castle. Friday se'onight, in Ipswich, Mrs. Forth, widow of Joi a rs- 11 Esq. R.N. This Lady was a remark.ble instance of 1341 nature requires to its support. The only beverage .bc was water, and green tea, which is gilier4l;y tuti,i vibe bad the greatest share of Lealth and r `tar stitution, and was of a most 4,earful it-. teinfer. Sunday se'nnight, at •Colches!er, aged 65, • I 11,1111J5 !) _ A, Etc' who in the abundance of the riches ht• enjoyed. rho heart to esu them in was of extensive betwvoleoce. PRICE OF SI Bank Stock 3 per Cc. Re& tali Dkto Coeu— rper Cents. Nit per Cent. Navy -- Long Anne. 161546 ON SATUILL).tY. Ina :ock -- tutlia goods 17 pr. Iwp. Atm. Excitequei 9lt En Coos. for scc. GstS , Lottery OS IP, T LONDOI4 ORIP HIGH WATER TO MO RROW A 141 Moro* 15 by ads. •••••AO Afternoon . ...••••1 11"11)/3"- "met by logyst. Kays, PickettiVP l'ilbliiked Out, avi al tbs otspAce, TOO Pk Tkomas Savage Naudeus M. Woods, Stoke N. incton V,. Woods, jun. ditt • Mary Hoare, ditto l i ng. Woo(la miss Webb, Stoke N :1 Won M. Webb, dit )1 Oi d Webb A Chita M Marah and At Hades and Chr. Hall sn. S. B. Mrs. Ells. Marsde , A Hampshire Cleri At Hanunerste)s Mobs Sanders, Esq Air Ala. Don, N. B. Lally Don, ditto 3 Use Montgomerie, Servants of Sir A. I) /Albert &mirky, E q. :.T. At Drununc4ntt's iti of Walt!egra . v • i ay Whlrtravt , tuer4l Cattwrig it marankinr, i.:;: 1 dy Pultenty k /lit lion. Goo. )lo;, 1' Rcyrolds 1 ,T.l.aicelles Ire ni &mega Dra 1. At WI Ist an Thetas Braddyn, Hatupton.cour. At Hodson and Mrs. Prescott, k,' 3. W. Q. .....—• At Snow and Po IL ilisa, to At Child rid Miss Selwyn L. Prematt, Esq. Lady Bagmen Miss Maud l'he Servants of I matt, Esq. and v I. Maud, Esq. Ile Servants of I. E R. S n. Moody, Est . a Win. (Mtrow • P..• 01. At Goofier es al Wilii4ut Pyke, Tberneugh-str4 Led herdic, At Prods et LI. Phelps John W Stone•bnildingc At Mean. Hoart•, Wl.itticld, Ma Sutler as Carter, N.G. R. !Maoist Clundtl, Subscripti n Id's; by Sai , t‘ Committee; and al 11. B. It is rus t ; Climinittee may n boinitreet ; or tt. Pitl, I ..mbard. s • 11 lin NEW stet JAN, from tilt led eriU, heynrn. There is only a si Vrizes of 2(.0 The Eigh: Prise—and each—h ere respec it of %ere the Fain Al Lashless Which h yean pzs. . AST u at the Stoo Fishrr ARED r,atise on cht - I or uf the ch, , hUr uh4etves, 16 1/Psive recutll urr the °.e Prepared 11 na.rbid la' ; 4 promottt, the peer.) Nab, -4 to toquirc ' 4 ' l ' is e, watri Chu, ‘is ki t atead nett 4414"11•1 usw Seed Te r, and 1 Me l ed IS" I ft 6 h Ge Lw a I sail COI ha bh be ill et 01 u a S I • • • • • • • 1ei...1,11440v: le.vur.ll•3vb.lutierii.win..elia.,l.ritectivailm.:sus4., . 0:2 1. 711 no p y u re . is illBf 3at slat, se the s il l .Thineeibis4* ( on , Beidpo ' rt grfarr . A m t:o pe er re wt ' t ,', .. l, 7: , , : e ..l f. l ,, r . l.' ii i tal oCa r :: ::: _e .„ Allen, Clifford's Ina, London: or Mr. Nichole•t- I a-al i wt, ~.Aas granted to William Hardisty and John Lodge, of Nethett. ~ " •," , t • "/”I'•-"' Tho rn hill, Yorkshire, merchants, Dec. 19 at . r " -• and Marqub at ten, at the Old tock Ins. Madras, and Januar , k • Ft,. t i t e r , - Procurator- tat of loner, aNtotrfheoiCko.suirtreelti.ousitera, n W d a , k i t o ft ,i ld o . n A ; t o te r rni l e r s . , t-Colosiels I) . Halifax. [ajors A. An- of the Towns Hugh Duckworth, of Rose-Hill, parish of Maud este- 11 dealer and chapntan, Des . 23 •,:i an ' I • uitu rse tatnoitli ..... iii.ildit)r..urait.t 4 , vitteda , i, • merchant , . , l lan ... i r . . an d 46 hunt. at eleven, at the the White Lion Inn, Matltheete--.. Atter t t e ; Mr. Entwide Manchester ; or Messrs. Milne and p .1 ration,__ !dam - I . emple, London. any, mice Watson ; Elisabeth Middleton and 'f homes Dyson, 0 Beverley V or a. , , shire, merchants, dealers, chapmen, and coparteeri, Dec. ii. IS, and January 18, at twelve, at the Firer, Beverley. iatoe. n tue : na wb Gar o gkeis se vadu n t t e a . nies, Messrs. Hall and Campbell, Eva,rk l . T i t I ::Dri t 9 E 2 1 ... David Thomas and Rietard Evans, of I.syerrawal. -s ere'. r•t. Dec. 23, €4, and Jan. 1 si, at one, i.t the G. -arge- I . i .. t -, l . • , - at. , ...tiring where Ch. m om 7. pool. Attornies, Messrs Gunnery goo Fret:sitar, I:.ret N o : By infotmed, tkat fa Richardson, str . Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. . ,Brit i m o t h, w ho e a. James MacKpight, late of Long-acre, but now of p y ,.... a . _ , • street, Westminster, Mtdillese, bven..frarer, : 1 ,,. .: Sobscriptions Thant Popham , and Jan. 18, at twelve, at Guildhal , , Lo v d o n. A ~ t e:, i„st promoted. Williams, Dyer's bulling', Holborn. • Stated lac h a c orn et s eke Simeon Joseph and William Hughes, late of Wine . . tt ,...„. 91 Rtibt. Clat.rat f but now of I l•rogntorton• street, merthants, Dec ,2:. „„ u,from half pay lac . IS, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atfor •,, M ew monis Savage ti j on . appointed Kimsey and Spurr, Ilishop.gate.yret t-Within. Nauticus Joseph French, late of Forests, Southampton , roe,- I hi. Woods, Stoke N.. • 1 - . To he 60th Foot , to one, 3. at eleven, an fl , at one, at the lathe •.- os s e ington changes. Gosport. Auornies, Messrs. Alexander and 14 • , Ime, Sk: V,. Woods, jun. dirt ,s fro half-pay Inn, London ;or Mr. Cruicllshank, Gosport. pAstry Hoare, ditto , w b o exc h a nges. William Walker, of Allerton. Grange, Yotk-hire, far r. / . 1% . U f a Wood* on dm 4th Der YO, 1111, end Jan.lll, at eleven, at the :essions•Hou . -. *•-,, tdissWebb, Stoke N : who enhance. field. Attornies. Mr. Schole fi eld, Hurbury, ma t':.4,:. ' - . , th e gthth F o x. or Mr. Knowles, New-lon, Lordats. 141.1 M. Webb, dit a pat t h e half pay George Brown, of Emsworth, Southampton, tailor -:‘,3 r- ;lee, 6, 0 Webb Dec. 16 , at the Anchor Inn, Chichester, 17, at th •gi• • 1 A Chlld ea „,,,t osoo , b owl b a s. hit), Emsworth , Jae. la, at the Crown lon, 17.... r .5 A Wilbert% Phillips T i m Am ma r* at eleven. Attornies, Mr. Cliifton, F.:chequer-tette, u e , -- r coln'elino, London; or Mr. Clare, Emsworth. At Marsh and the 21st Foot, to DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHA.I.I- io eattbastges ; Cap- L. M. K. light lufalitty Vo- Dec. 11% . J. Freeman, of Hatt.a-garden, tailor, at 'leer - Dec. 11, E. Townsend of Maiden-I , •n- Cot nt ice Mitchell:, who -ea' ' "' ' .g l ' t P .. r,:t At Herries and a ha u va y o f the merchant, a .. t , 0 . one . Jan.. I 1,. I. .11... , eber, an d C. ~ , Chr. Hall e v an Dyeba who Copthall•hunuings, merchants, ar e ,esten. D ec tt4 ‘;:. iia,, Ctrs. S. B. of Little Love-lane, Betmondsey, merchant, at tan li gt , t , Mrs. Ells. Mande i be Carats of a •F.H • r Hornen v an, of Queen -street, m • rchato, at ten. A Hampshire Clerg Std. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COON fit V At Hammeridey a real half-pay at the Dec si ,M. Gray and J. Gray, late of Bristlier', D, tie John Sanders, Esq who e aaba s _ r g ra ' ~ manufacturers, at eleven a• the Bull Inn, Bridpor; 1)-:. v 4: • ▪ ‘•"l",,__"'„,___..t"e Smith. ot Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven . ii,,j,. - "iiirpA/1711Anesasn' Don, "es t, ewe "T'" head Inn, Brad.ord Jan. 6, W. Blackburn, of eleven , ar -- y e b, -- shire, merchant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mantherer j o , t _ N. B. 0 21 the ball - Pal e' W. Lockwood, of Man bester, merchant, at two , a, d i , ~, b i _" ' • s 3,liss Montgomerle, gl o wba earttallas* Manchester. Jan. I. H Whyers at Son h ' , • . ar-- ' ower Mehra . from grocer, at eleven. at the Peacock ! i nn. Don i riv e on a 1. . ' D t e. 3”cliviliget n, k I ..L.. st e rv b a eri nts s o nar f S k ir e. A E . alas Tar mata l w ho Hammond and 'f. I lammund, late ot augeley into- loam ge. 11. T. q• , the sth West _s loom _ _.,_ siareryzenof, aßtrielevds:al,terat.thse,,Cmrenroxslitirostr,,Rupoy,etashley..mlateantic.act,,nryetpo..: , At Bld to ju r ph a l w ho alc'''*'s• twelve , at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Dec. 4 S . A i n eon' tk-t... 1461.111010111, Gloucester , 141101MINIVIllaglItar 6 • e ' r, Ca .: A. B. from half-pay of the who exchanges. -- - ;:rt i s fr ef ix\ :.t. ~ i; llt of Drn wa n u o l e n s c r e a s , :. ' e s IT bal l t ar s tram th e sAtourheellCTonmerrwaliall,RnTletestierB,risatro:leveintee. u • m tlle W W .H lii deceased. St. Austell. Dee. 18, I. Evans, of Monmouth, mete r, l it i sly Widdegrave twelve, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, Monmouth. ,a • •-• i. t, et 4 c atte , s i,. it Gowen, of Heveningham, Suffolk, arocer, at eleven, nt -t k it loart.Er,kine, l' i:a tor the 101 St Foot, to ire; Rnsiga Joseph Vest India Regim ent s Inn, Halesworth. Dec. ii , F. Mather, of -silted, L. -'. the, I xly Pulteney e innkeeper, at tea, at the White Bear Inn, Mancheoer Dn. 53, ik , j.rismita b i t n lasiviepeil.baraGtmecors:. E, .ign --.... Jones, vice J. Whitehead, ot. Bury, Lancashire, woulleo•mant !lilt% it t .lillg lalWeits vice Miles, eleven, at the Mosley Arms hot, Ntancl.citer. ' 1* -. Reyrolds . vice Jones ; Charles CERI IFIC.kTFS, Dr.'s:latex U. I 1 , v.l.accelics Ire n ' Simeon Drez, Ls p Jeremiah Ellis, of Heatbfteld, gra:er. fames Sales, Milfool, 7bentas At B V: a t ri d ll y t i i a . n an Robert Mitchell, grocer. Samuel 1 hompson, ::evstastle-upon. I yore , money sin- :ompany, vice Crump- weer. Thomas Hetlley. .'4, wcaitle-u poi- jyne, music:et. •-•-• Jetanw to be Ad- Bradbury, Chatham, cat•inet maker. Lharles Mayor, cannot. Hampton. cour. meatball, who zestgns street, Portman.square, c anoliter. Franc's Wen, Little Sirrloli, ter-tierjeant Nichoias Staffordshire, lead smelter. William , ale , , ',lilfortl, stovkeeper. At Hodson and sow. Williatn Weit, Sheerness, brewer. Hopi' its I.:evince, i.bae-f, yg,,. p r , 3 ,. ;;, k i Charles Baker front :minter. Edward M:ltthews. Ch , p,iing ll•rtem, banker. all-tt,.. 3.W. Q. are Lieutenant,eite,BooBe. bald Dunran Joyce, Fordingbridge. tick-r4outatteret. Itteral Price, Eirdisley, Herelordshire. shnpkeeper. Hors Carnes( At Snow and t Jobs Scats , from the Austin Friars, losarince-bro% cr. I 1 °Mai Lenis, kaitly,liero. . ign B. *to, N... Stellant ; Serje a nt John ferdshire, wool-dealer. F.dwar.l Earn, of lisallughts, woolle.. too District, to be Emden, draper, dealer and rhaptoan. II.••• -- - - -___—.z.---- ------- - --- - - . 7.-----------. At Child rid 81.2 I'll Miss Selwyn sees is superseded , being Nov. 15, at Due:more, county Waterford, the wife of fl 'A L. l'vematt, kin . • Phelan, labourer , of fers proattslug Iddr Lady Bagmen, tiled as a Lieutenant of Miss Maud MARRIED. The Servants of I . LILGED. October 29, at New York, the Vv. Gregory T. Sedate matt, Esq. and it of Devises, Wilts, snuff- Miss Penelope Thurston, da-ghter ot the late John Tasotot, I. Maud, Esq. ipinso , at e l even , at t h e Eaq. of Mount Laurel, near Hudson• The Servants of 1.11 Rev. r.Pvgh, of Kenswur . h, to Missll4ly,nfßedbottn,lleta Ent SSEDED. Nov. 21, at Whichford, Warwickshire, the Rev. Win flu lito S M oo dy, F s( . Dissenting Minister of liengerfard, 13erks, to Miss Undelell, al eh W m. (Arrow ell, Bucks,dealer in lace Ascot, Wh'cls (Md. , 11•••• . 'LI e Rev. John Cricket Blake, Fellow of Kisses CoSevsets• At Goslings ail reet, Loodoe, merchant, bridge, to Miss E Tate, of that id see. ;,-. 14, 2t , and January William Pyke, - r. Pope, Mndiford-court, Crowfoot, only datiltter of Mr. W. Crow loaf, of t' :it place. Lwd Yardley - IS, Dee. 2at &Tele., the Rev. J. W. Crahbe; to Anti Man ..,. ! 4 Nov. -.-1, at Faichield, on the 21 adult. 1 roes Mak ty.fla . wish of Heston, Middle- Eden, to Eliza, only daughter of the Rev Win. (Leis, Itlitare. At Prude Ln an, Dec. 17, 24, and Jan. of L o ogside UK Phelps , Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's- Friday st.'noi:ht, at St:leo:ford, the Rev. John Crickitt Ilk Fellow of hing's Colte;e, Cambrnige, to Min Elizabeth 1.. i. Stone•building. Southwark, haberdasher, of that place. 17,aad January 18, at ten, ---------------------. k... Messrs 74 , No. 87, Bread•street-bill, DIED. . H oar, , The 27th alt. at Newton Green, Ayr, lkliss fano Willt* i Mss swiss coal merchant, dealer and daughter of the late Bathe John M',f,s.in, in ;•01/:(114 ill, St twelve, at Guildhall. Rev. J. Brjdost . , Rector of Kirlthride, 4te of MA. ! XIX K. ourt, Old Jewry. Without, London, coach- R Su e il Dy.ste'u'igohliglkttte.catrorlla4frnNsle:yv,°:tri 'lt•l'oerkis)hr:ll..k•stifilree.Re/.16- til L a e a rli S t iel t u e b e il se m u ri n a pt d y t i t i i , 10, SI, and January 18, at Meoce, MA. Senior Fellow ot Wctcester Culiege, mass th 16, 1 4. 1; by sat.% seers. Dram and Sou, um- foundation of Sir T. Cookes .. Cauntittee; and a • On the ead November, at Brieh.ton, in the 97th ratan: 1,4 thapataa,99s Building , N I s ew , S 4, and age Lat, Mrs. Mar Mat aFrayriPnegardotker:iagreeldietittio,fbil'etrirAreußgrist.33(..'hP:ratrotktev4:l4o ' :4 ' "U'...........rfil 6 r Wog, Mr. Pools, Adam's daughter of time Rev. itichat d Price, rector of Eusi•Esage billimi esay treet .__.__ ; a r .. t ': Decks. ' San/eland near the Sea, Saturda • • the last , at his how e Lambeth in the rrime i 1 n - iE NEW ) m , , .... 6 , et, se, and January 18. at life (aged S 5 years), Mr. Wilhain ar Edwrd Haywod : 1 4' 41 ;7, 91st JAN ri, Sunderland. . Attornies, 19 years a very fad:foul and attentive er vant iv t le Plea , en im ire er ly i from t ro h m e ra th v t , Pears'', and Hunt s ru l es , menu of Lloyd's. He has lest an amiable wite aid ea yod'i i 414 win, berm.. or Mr. Laws, Stuterland. charm In 'antra his loss. rb•maker, dealer and chap The e.tal ult. after a long and painful Pine's, An 'ersen tr w , V r i es , fd . ;, , . 0 at twelve, at the Union Inn, liana, EA. late Surveyor of the port of F r oloick , nee."..t k , 'I. The Li i il , i 51) 3Oa . • , Swain, Steven and Co. Fre- At Fayettville, N. C. Robert Halliday, kAti. ate` e .• 1 ria e — an ., t; or Messrs. Whiteley mid of Saotland. . rs _ c - each—li d Friday w'nnight,at Ilmington,lllnte. azed 85,11 . • *,,, , car e respee f I, clothier, dealer and chap- relict ot the law Thomas Walker, Esti. mill years its 62 V ' l of , at two, at the Contaterc•al of Oxford. t ere. Bournillou and Hewitt, Saturday sennight, age .I 63 years, Mr. Henry Powell , m e .! B. Sena 1144 'kitten, Brkstol. of the Bear Inn, Woodstock. riest bssildier at , dealer d and ercehairaininnaa: mrottaycansenernigaintd, g i i a id a e r sta n e f e of mental dtitr,•ants.v•ejn,irianh;:,,,'„as,4o _ doe, Carepetreet, Liticohis- of print of Chichester dathedral, with the Dishop s Pi*" .4 fil t Bu s i ness it IMoUth. also Arundel Castle. , o Y Which Is . Tears pr.st. rrlessre, at 4sli tea are' , as ttruddildheraUa."— Esseillr.ißda.L.le'rilailigishtly.aindylPesvwasirlia irlelenrilla.rki:34brtlhe' it:ll:lt:Pr° .e d _ 0,i.f::.11:4:71;;..4 " r, Kent - toad , nature requires to its support. The only heveraEt b , - r ~,_ ~i ii, ~ IN . . AS w ittll ise rtt pucit er, Dec. Tavern,tO t i t ul a l. n — d was bbe bawadtetru,eagnrdeagtestreenshseaare, wothilcixiziitih gatiaidteararl.yotiahrskustb,illie•g.,S:e t .A l tit.9 ll 6 lll r t i th she e r s trtalidnewooo,Furitivars Inn, notation, and was of a most ci.earfut and li.ct. tel i li: ji‘ -.41 . 1 . 0. e t 1 i n ': , . e 1 1, ....' r . :::, elGeorp Oat, Hull. Sunday sennight, at Colchester, aged 65. • 1.10111,1 .niteitfo lathe...l:l:C(lm 4 h•• eri 0 y v d, post les al ''''' . .- al or Wi t ,.. ion, Mena and draper,dealer Esq who in the abundance of the riches . . 01 ow. 'ls aI, i •Januvary 18, at eleven, at the use heart to Cu them in eats of extensive hems e _.,. _ e th e en, et, Mr. Wam Jacobson, Ply- ---_—=:----:--:-=--- -::-..----:---_-.::-. .... - 7 - : -1:-::----7—.---- u +ter obser ve s, ' ' 6 7 k nd Gregory, Bodford-row. PRICE OF S LOCKS ON SATURDAY. aye TCCOu Torksbire,clothler, dealer and Bulk stock In:Fa : tack' i ti o lnel ow the et , . I. 14, at eleven, at tbi Sessions luilia hoods 17 pr 4 ris e prepar ed I i 3 per Ct. Red. 62 1 4 merbid b ri ar • Mr. Higklasoa. Dewsbury, or Dino Costs .— * lump. A1M...". i, . Eft iefli4eilardt neattiallat. • 4 per Cents. 181 p cxon d e l . eil io a r e ac t 1ici.1:6439ti , errs the promoter Mr. 'gird s tlmbermserehant, Dec. 5 c N a 614 gbe George iianr ilverP°4 per A ar. 16 " 3.16 Lottery 1 ickets Ad Iry Pared herb SAW, EtwthlB.4ll•l; or Mr. Laug nil. ' i ed to ett , ' Iflaml• at Lower • ' I " il el, , . . 1 5 ..".... kieket and - Afternoon - , • hor s AL I Howie, Waholield. ,Attorides, twoit tnises •. 4 . .. %AM geram:ablzets.rhandimosi ha: H IL L.ILATER TO MORROW AT Losl4olYedaTai,_‘.9ll...ols:4l 40;41.4,8n. War WA Sildlow, 1.014D0N- Printed to logy&L lt,„„g wv, iitjeks6k .tima b Z mid -. Plibllibed tbue, awl St the figt*Y mcs ' t h e 'Mtt ' Prili4Val . . , • .•. • • • TIMBER 92 XTREME 1 'Several appliratim tiiring where Ch. Ily informed, tkat , N 0.53, Sisbacciptions 4 Stated int 1 RAIL Cli«rzl.