Star. — London, England, 1813-10-11 00:00:00

- . -- -' ~ PIIPPOIIINWWIVIF;7rWfiIiMINSW • , • r„, ,1 t •,4illfak/044; 1..4,144 iii,-,Ntu s '). • a i t ili s r . i • • 1.14P!'ll",": i. ... . i l l 4-.- 4. $ 441..., )() • 11. NAVAL eiItIUMPIVOSPISZ ZAII/10. ...I !• • • NoirrHAPaHllitiii.;:. -;. . i • 14 _,.‘ '. :• " 4 41— 4......-r.:....k_... ;.. i l' 64-Letter fun* *teltpectebtialtinshesit in - 1604*i dated ,the 10th uk. cattalo-the fellov.ing•iniponmg bitePigence : ~ . '" ~ , win •1;,, A‘... ii . . 117 4 • ". ' Last night wereethed"S en stettistrielaletroin Canada, that the whole of merdemtietty's farce islaire, burnt, or • otherwise drserl.olll IS irlairs • Yxo's ornidron, upon the Lakes.• Sir kfasektat'a paiaL engagement some days , previous. do the; exal attack; and took 1 two - - Of Commodoet Ceketibees Beet,, when the latter retuned into pet, :ensiled with six weeks stores, put to sea, and the above ictsike- end, of this formidable flotilla that was to decide the fate • of Upper Canada, and of course of the whole cowry." - • • - 'BOSTON, Amos+ *s. .eitract of a letter Mitts Cheiteirowtiftin* i - a Oktbdetisan in &UMW) . * datelfantuit IV I. 2 ' • " The British''esittl i ' y OurliEr'44 l- ntr, thotit twelve o'Clokk, vs4ds' f folV to' lifiy ha ges, and ' . "shaile - aft stittek on , Queingediinithainoiting'alinut Alay.brealt, :Psey also ~mxrched about 600 troops frolh Kest Island, at, the same time the barges came up, took complete possession of the town, and varied a the. proviwous - antl Military stores, and returned to their ibgling again a 'bent nine o'clOck—the troops froin the island also returned. 'the militia retreated in good mkt, witheittlbeing IMMO • - The following is, an extract.g,aletter from a Gen tleman at Fort GeOrge, dated Newark, August 25, to his friend in Boston 1.- Since -I wrote !you last% noidsisig of toiftegdence )taaheppened in, this Otani* until yesterday, when L tpWcpiCkutieeards attacked , througis the whole I ne by a strong force of the British.. After a smart Am t ., whicklafted but a few minutes, our guards were obliged e *repeat to the camp. .The enemy entered tLe . * l rk of the town, where our artillery could not have any erect on them, In consequence, of the buildingsibeing between. them. The enemyreKnained in the upper pa!!„ of-the ) , ti for so:htitir befor they retreated. . Se!' 'liss tWrcielcer's breakfasted at Colonel Clencin. * men reinahied - Within the entrenchments, eidpietti 'the British would ittOt to , take the feat. - Our " , Veae trifling ;NIA SWd 'of our picket-guard Islet* tilkmr prisontte.'"the Brftish lois was considerable iti ptiliel4rs' s tiniong whom was Major Fitsgeraki,'Of the 49cif-ratiihrnt. I aniinfortned bifin othcer oftbeAdraregoons; that , a flag was sent in this morning, by titi Cxmarnandant of the British, demanding a surrender of tifefort." LANSINGBURGE - 1, Alf GUS P' The wholenktruber of men authorised to be raised for.lthe.'ardly,•by the existing . laws; *is. (as the bitelli "mak infusing ds) 58,'`4.54 ; and, with• the exception .of dhow fifty Osmanli, we Mime the-Ivhore leirr already ' • ", . • riCalliliNTS ACCAllliAilil l ie 3 1k. '1103111:013'S nritorer TD' 'MC MUSS bI a RI2:I4F.SENTA'fIVES. [A. is a 'tette/ fiom Mti: glow to Mr. Munroe, datettearis.i May 19, lam:* He sayer it Isles only•in consiguer-:e of., ' e et•ry 1 sharp conversation'" with the puke of Ea,sano, that this Wily avoid be brought to mention the subject 41,(1ie fabriciVed D l ieter of the 518 , 6 April; lilt i. The Duke of Bassado maintained most 1 .steutly that io-was erbium fidedectusient, and that it was reps a.ety COlUmunicatesi to the Ante' icati Government. This , Mr. 13, seriphs to hove Jo be take, and yet lie inid pot the firmness ter sat t eso to the Ditke.] • .. • (B. is a lettrr from the Duke of Bassa.ii• to 14r. Barlow, dated Par:tt, May the 10th, expressing his starpriaethat the later should have entertained a dcubt revecting the revocation of the Decree of Berlin aad Milan, enclosing a letter (rem the Miniver of Ft sauce to the Director-General of Cunoms—letter from the Grand Judge to the President of the .Council of Prises—and • copy of Bonaparte 's antedated Decree, purporting to be of the 18th of April, 1811, all of which have already been pnblished in our Paper.] , . . .[C. b a letter front. Mr. Barloti to Mr.:Rassell, inclosing the teem alluded to in A.) - .. . • .f.:!.);. [D. E. and F. Mr. insult. In answer to Mr. Barlow Ind to ' Mr. Munroe, complainant-the fraud that h..abtcn practised upao O►ewi by the Duke of Basuto.] : . . ' ~' -• " sili . * bassi,: II . asattrtinoc. 1 - I.on da, May !bat i 4.•• . Sri—The *mistime ion of Mi. Pereeval has led to-lf-ldlisolution 1,1 k Mloisrry, and I hope may lead to an abandraanisiti a his system, as far as we are-cosFe..cued. . . ' 1. 1b..: . .., • The vote, on motion niMr. Stewart Wortley, oil the 21st,for tiff Address to tl. Prime Regent to - form a more efficient Adrlii-• ssastration, has driven the is:d Nistusters to offer their resignation.. The new arrangements are comb:col to Lord Wellesley, but no thing is yet effect - A i . . • • r.-- • •!,1 Mr. Canning aiirears to be associated with hrs Lor ist3l4 . busineks, which 1 cailtild consider as a circuins‘ance sr ‘lluspi. 1 elous tO•its. - A'. _ -. • , ..., • • • 'there will, undoubtedly, •be much .difficulry hi forming the new Fabian : none ut die ;i.hi N nieuers. will: act urt.kr L.s Welleiki, be basin); "s,r recently relied tO act wider them. Be **As, there is considerable diffei ethic on 0;140034 i Mots of policy:l '1 he hrlembets of. Oppaiition have. a repugnance to net under any !Add not takea fnans , theiti own ranks; add . they certainly will not copiti.ure 44 Tait ut ;soy AdalalulltrallOn that 4 001 bat adopt their sy s tem. . 'f heprobability, therefore, is, that either Lord Wellesley aid Mr. Csinnirg will not succeed in periorming the task imposed 'opal them, nr that they stiill perform it so imperfectly as toes. Lowe ibsir wqrk to early destruction. .• • . Wbatevey sney be the ingrediepts of which the new Cabinet . Alai be ceitflioettel, lam 'nit altogether without hope that the OrL deli in Cooncll will be-modified, it not reiturreei. The effects of esti insbargo, the evidence beloto Parliament of the distresses *ex fas i one d by . gh ee . Ord e rs; sod tisk" change of Atioisters itself, af ford both cau,e and colour for this proceeding. ' I,say aotbit gOf the French Decree, of Which . I this day ten d you a copy, as tvitiniut the eittemstances just- mentiodebi it would,l.Aut persdaded, have berg dit4garded. • • ' 1 ihall dismiss the Wasp as soon as the new hliulitry it fqrsted, er before unless that event happeus to a few' daft. S t daft. to Cherbourg. (Si3nefir 'JO NA. ant* al: . ...0. , :) , . iih7l44:r OF A Lavrati TIMM MA. 4irsers.l. TO lAA MONROE. Loudoe,. June }3, 1812. cat,difficulty which bas . beenenceuntered in forming the ricer has smeared to render it necessary to :import the old eye; and upon this ground i.ei Hoase of Comminis appear to lea. e acted last evenaig, in giving to Ministers, on the second slo g:sof Mr. Wortky, a niajoricy of 1,25, • - : Nottelthstandlng the, , tt inatispiciffig irciktostances, andr ~: the PiekOligf of tin men DOW 4 1 litifiOltrAiiiii4"!. '4O esa % IfFt_, ___ l •.k:liftr nur )1 1 0 41 ,:!he °riltr.b, jfif; l 9, Yefik, eell , y. 4 94 19 , $ IWiIPOpt .04C :nest ssrojsi'c!soseglenees eih - tit.. .!...overtneut a nt i .9 upiipt., , , r .u .e .. s / : 1., 0 1114+ ' a . :::' , !%1 1,e , '4 .. it if impot i . inOti betel the evitlenteB;4B64lote TI: a sneoci? ikpyt spltAt i lmic437 4 Par of So.ttut am tion; ana; 064;1143 as the M . ini t ry is, Is . , of6 . eill i ereliAriiiii . 4., that itwilllie Tier . , ( qt.:tie/1y tem, or ram plow* I . J u y. 9 2:12 r htifrati tI c7, o i l' ue;Oli f .nff v" PiolTe l :9i e ven tie co o n g e e7ari t g i f It ha r dl y s e .fal# PElbsb! , tatA 6 2 4 / 4 iiti*gii! M, the gu..; ek l ,t h cmrAzilthOkpy . faitiphty of a t umpn.. . . . autostness.ll. ma. muttaios. . ~. ~ •- s • .t .- .• '..!• .e• ... . v . ,4.ollriNuo 'WA leo -1812. lisa—Lhand•poisissoinethe es of yesterday, costuming lok the Debate abt thitnoio. of itis l B l olll B 44 PrBStding eVii4olii siligles torch Quip aa;i d ateWlii . }row this debate it sippers - 7. - .. .. f itue A ks ipet no efficient v t, -. 1 " ' l4 -‘ ' r.iMeildt elapsed since .. - ... ' r." t•• . .7... • ; excites a suspicion that either thirtprotnlint ' .'' Y- " ' • place, or, what is mote pro bable, some off; ......e. — ' \enjoin is now under tonal -1, ditattott. to ruelliki ---""-- - t are to be revoked. - •.1 holik, until tbelkingebdleare bscertained with eeitaluty and fiecilitln, there will be asoadaltatinb on our part. - .- . r • - (Ilignetl) , ' yetra.itursett. arlta.6•l or a i tiTir r iirriOlt tile "maims Tema. panivittir.' ouon. 90, 161 E. I hare at let?itliiiiiiiiiidsfeetiimailitia t&o you, in my knit' Pt 'Alt - Pith. imitint." the (s,.cation of the Orders in CqunciL le . • . • : Yliti 4 anf o lat#l4t l diltibi, be e stiMeirgat l eill*PVltAtiolfhl; re vdcatiodielfaubdid Oil Ibliftwatit:Dibiote tittle bildh of .Aplilt HILL:. 4 ~: bit:l: 4 ..l k Ail .B:.tt ~ •.. ~.. • The real cause of the revelation Is thrMlllspflta 01 sour Go. vernment. . These me: itures have pr . odoced s _depve of distress takodrifse maiiifiiibliirs Of 'ihii:eoutetri , tilitaw 'liken:sing in tohnaMe ; 'mg an apprelsiksionst. elk greater initiery,iftlom the C4anatikeo.ne war, drove A tto- i tiPilbk 5 busliesoo6l), imodit wx 4 emilpiultrstood or I . Itit i k .. ;r i o i tt i •• ' i'dy - Mt4titidrs of tbeil•ZTOF,om the &Ivor& es of the Orders in Count, paratlistif Mr.- force, and others from the ,Northerygoontles, were forced now .. . . to make ,a Stand against thetn, or meet the iodignation of ;hair ' ecirtietbinte 'at di& alitirattbiet` - Waled. e• 14 1 Isv .ifislefole :". the folistrVis btid mit the Clppositiiiii,.wklartae driven Oa Miami, to yield sot this occarion ;.and enee of . rti)P?Piduj l . would have. beep vain, bad it been. Wi too t t pport. 1 4 4 tt What hasbOw tiewf done ; bitelteetf knok re y dhow, • yielded to eberidoc, instead •df hidriglictttedil a "Irk oil ties and ooneillistion., Tim Minted* ware • merited to towed* nothing untilsbe last extremity. Lord Castlereagh undoubtedly went dowriTte the House 'or Coltimonsi on ,theleth Inst. 'deter mitred tOpresetrve the 49vders les CAluneil-inutheir full force; and, when he petosbred : stir lus sbeidtbe lithe oduarity, he codes vouredeo 4lngP94fe, by o'oll W . es little at possible. 1 ' It was decideolty the.talasitet, is; mosequere of, the vague.de. claratiim of his Lordslip on thdt night, to u *Spend" the Orders ' in Council, and to snake tide. auspsualoo to depend upon cindi k tions to be previously proposed to the United States. Drivels r from this ground by the motion of Brougham for the call of the House for Thursday, the 25th of ibis mond', the Ministers at' length issued the-Order of the 23d, and even this Order was car- i ried in the Cabinet by a small majority ooly; Ave Members" voting against it. With these facts before me, IGO myself OW rrained to chasten - my'ext)tatkin on *hat h as taken plait, wills Mew-fear of a return of the old injusder•in a new•forin. - • • - (U. Rekkokto ad supsuecessfel atteeigt msdo in August,laill, through the medium of Mr. Baker, at Nevi Xorii, after obtaining, a copy of the Rejseal of the Outer! , in Count:4l;h/ firing abOut an armistice.' These papers have been already before tit pabilt;as • laid before'Parliameut.l . MR. MUNROE TO MR. BARLOW. .: • I . . • " Mimi tment of State, lune Hy Mo. , 41 * Sit-d• An Act declaring war against Grell'BritilA Will Pto-' lably tasirbo:h Houses of Congress on this day oP to-MOrrotr.e.- it has,already passeel,the Howe of Representatives, and, frtaa 'whit is known ef the disposition of the Senate,. Its awn; IS ex!. peered without delay. " This result has grown out of the continued aggressions of that power on our commerc.ee Propositions were made in both Hourrs of congress to comprise France in the same declaration, and In the Senate the vote was 15 for to 17 against It. In th: othee•Hbose the majority against it was much. greata. 'lts defeat' 1 tan both Howes has been 'doubtless in a great measure owing tb . 1 a pas!age in' your Ifi&leuoi, which intimated the linen ; ion et the I I ltrenciS government to make sane proposition in favour of in denstiltio esn be Icimprisalti the 'treaty you Were nesoc!ating; ldbcieby 'an expectation was excited that that interest would - be provided for, and satisfaction given en the dikter grounds of com plaint again it !;ranee. , '.lletentinent in bugs Houses, as k is with the naion, generally, produced by so many acts of injustice, tilt u hich t e viration has net been made,is streog against France. The arrival of the Wasp, which you promised to dispatch in SW". or three weeks from' the date of your last letter, with the resift , pi yoor labours, and 'whlcli may be Heyde* eirtted, was eon-, Ow motive for de;aying Aerie, measures with respect to her. * ' ' ... •,'. • i - : •-•• ‘ :I, ~•• . ~ .. • . JIPICIRA M. ' ' • . ..Tlsit i lhitit4s iontind, irheil i iefol'e the Loan MAIO', :. - 'nisei hreati at wheat prices is very* Unfair; • - i ..' • They say theietsheuld sorrer be binding. ' • . ' 'llse realm th-a project has malls them so 'Mar; - . - •1 7 -et ~ , Is this—they would .hf t ve the mars hard hyjfsene - ' . • - 4ACcause they are part cogs:tad:se b.., /i . , a • . 1 ,-. • „. ~ ~.', 7r — .' il fiif.rl.l tga : _tror..-. .. ' . riA•rtott-kkAUDlDl.—hatnr rs . atej . .,loll OIA-.• mined at tins ot ce, cut..e4harge Aux ► For#49ei witir'the flOui 'W. usaking brearr_,• si rice was itilly prnreil 01V. , ,ri" Police -Officer% , - tin search, inehli`preMisis, round a l ar ge iron..p j otA yqiiPh WaS ter the purpose4sf boiling potatoes, and - sititiih-tub, containing potatoeti mashed arid ready for use. He was severely reprimanded by the Magistrates, aid hued in the penalty of five pounds. • ~..'.-'‘ - • Uarcia , HaLu—A . baker was sumnione&by COl lingboutalbeiore- Mr: EVANC4 charged with having exposed.• to sale a quantity:Of quartern, halfinar tern,: Ind , smaller loaves, deficient in weilght 57 ounces. It:appearing that this was his first .convic tion.. and the officers stating, that- on formerocca :ions, when, they had 'v i sited hitn,: they had . found his bread more than weight, the Magistrate only 'fined itiskarthe mitigated penalty Of Ss. pet ounce, and I dusts, amounting to WS. 1 ls. . 1 -. MattLysnotxisikerreamm—Georor I i :the was eons- • , mitted for trial,- fhr stestlintfrOm- the house .of I Wilson, Esq.A3evonshire-street, a valuable dish and cover. , T,lic prisoner --toung his Way down the area habited as a tradesman with' , an apron before him, and was shortly after seen' to roams with „something lu the apron, by a female serveati • who had no sus• •picion, anul.the butler, who dieectly, after returned l'to the. pantry, missed-the plate.- •Theyrisoner was pursuit', and taken with the property.. 3 , BOVr'ST MM . ri!...SittliTaily John Waller 'uoderweno an examination before Mr. REAB,,charged with.bur. glariously breaking and enteriegabe dwelling-bourse 9t. Mr. Joseph Eve, of Esha,m,Aurrey, and.stealing • tlfegika quantity of plate.— rft Ike morning: after the ,rriihlsery, two girls of loose cbatacvir came to a pawn„ broker's in prury-lime. wanting to pawasome silver: !spoons ; but suspicinus circumstances appearidg, they were taken intOflustti4, when they declared they had receired them ftiit h itte prisoner. The . spoons were proved tofEk s the'Prhiiil-ty of the'prisseCutor; had the prisonfeistakfittly e'ontimitted Mr trial. . • - • Mondiy,. at' •t'. Quarter fieSsious for Somerse t shire,' tibc bills,lieia teund aggintt a: Clergyman and hit tititnifieriiiirli'far repeatedraitiMpit: to commit -14 detistabk Ore:ice* *et did ant a t; and their t= cognixinees; which *ere 41000 ' ' ,each offeiies4! Were foifiltest. - .. ' ' - - *--• l' .. ':- - ' ' ' • • .- A l t Deriiii geasid(4,‘ 11# Wiii ili li:l4Nir, i.'t!iit veile f . 11 - ¢Me'li t oiit'e• a a ineNhan' o.l,ondio, was 64'0 itid tlitirid •ii;i6 'tin - ilia lette l ehitiiti.lerfiteel-1 iiir isaiatimurs f ; w!lvit. : lconkti__,_.4 :o,.:42iTieiciii oa r t lows: skibuiii: giidwil: OA - ,ffer ; . MOW Itie, tii ;till teiitOciefttf'o4ii y t iars tratisPotfititib." ' • i - 111 sai)PtzfOinleitf, iverr'siver'estortn'Of thudder !lightning, and rain, was experienced at 13biei: Wit ha the neighbdtribbekl, where coMiterable damage . has . .4o4l%giGuie, partitulatly among tbershipping.. . As 'thedataikatacb.wati - tittesing Doverarecia *London, is' ',fielislOsiCiritirin aheery short distanee ollhOsorliesi ' 'arbbn it hqt niched helm hedge, where linty ariteaaluesi: stationary anthttambiatir for a considerain' titnei be.. 'VOre,they ',cauld-.oraeued. , :l'he...figaglaaa• feitianset4. f d liimpotwa apillipottgaiidiiiviaitisfra 4 ....; .. ~ Ai 1 33; r • zifibliii.ka . ) PR Olifoll4oNB,- We.' - •.- 1 I r. (Froffl. l Murikff•Mii l o 4 Goke. 11 011,1s: ~141/rset , idi -11 1 : 4.. % ...... :' l :birt 116 1 - orattl,4 l A i r 4F,, 1 0014161 Y. 311 . 1 1: ' 4? • • tafteFffs g entekit of A y: .) donne ) , *girt Lleutenant Anthony Moller to be Eifot, L l: tra i l!! • Cottons. removed . to the Inialid Battalion. l U 1 11,1813; • .• ll i • . •,.:rt sr2t- ':tats', V• • t -t-Ctrils cent:. AnWerr Devisfir -. l 4fitiak ben O Madden,' c. to be scond Lieutenant, '. • peernotet_ .' . ildsktielt if; iii st-;' , • • • • :*;; ; •: 7j " 14.5.: ' 'r. listyr e l , Ckent. to be ecciNe.e Bates, -prornote4 • r ~.., j • ,:j 4 -- Jaggei: eni. to ' ditto, vice Smith, Promote. --:- Spence, Gent. to be ditto, by augmentati 1.. • '-: MC: • Second Liept!__ensub W. ki.Gßitnatr to be Itscpeutisraot, vice P.kbard Wltlie,' dismimeil the Service. I dated' as above; PAM VlklifiglbOt: " to beßecooll Lieutenant, idd'OßliMini;JF4l4 :.latinenlbitt : 9 4 I fll'et. , : ;aim:J.6 Moors 1 ... : • - zi:11::t A: , . . ' corps of !tola';nytsetdageingpvssKje Went Mope ooktionlip MAAR fib I pFtcbtroaalon setup . snit iv ,14 4 4..t . ,1 it : ;,y;;, illund CapOlp William ('sync to be Captain vice Meats' *Li/latent& , WNlini . Halkti l•ti be' bet:eiereapteit4 Payne ; Second Captain George Graydon to be Cal . c oiim Rhodes, killed, in action ; Liesuenaut jams . don - t . lei be StondeiPkilOVvi ' Nit llarefeb t al c; „ 1 . Buller to s 4l foo4.Caßigni . .4;91170% iii4c4OP.O..Ptr . Dated:as aire. 1 1, ..:.,,, Athwifirr : ~,,,,,,, ..... ..1 : s.::‘,!:!: - rZ.). x • • T INLIG - • wale; i 6. 4 4frigi k atfirek -ja ,- • •liii i mat e ...whom dasopiav Wog; pasia...t 1 • . .rft • 1..: ttc **yeti . ' :tit of AlbalikUPTSli , iAI fs , fi'fl • . ~ Jelin Bosbury, of White Lion4treet, Chelsea, Mittilldpg, morn? chandler, dealer and chaEman_,.to surrender October 16, IS, and November Se, at tweW‘ at Guildhall. Attorney,•Mr. Mkeben; • Farbeel Biltdlitti, 'Niel+ street, Linden' -- ' 1 , Charles 4rtokkfts- hoe ilf . kfMemliOresnier - igme, StsßoddilltiffSl innkeeper, dealer and ±man, Nov.l, at four, Nov. s, and 20 at eleven, it like Rbettliek (Of' Newtistie•nodet-Lymit•— Attornies, Messrs. Thomas and 'Robert Fenton, Nowo‘9l.o - !atoll., Btabrrh. f ottervlasf, , boodon. Charles Buchanan, of Woolndcb, Kent, ebnemOter, dealer and ettiiiintin, Octob er 16, 23, and Novt•sst; it tveMve,•at GUildball Attenieys; Mews. lOWA* and Center', Carey-street; lA' coin's Inn-fields.. • I Titbits* ThernbeV., of Comfit, Lancashire, .ediete•maiufatttirei, i,...dirofer.lod Allaphan. Nov. 1,9, aser.oo, at two, it ihetbitfool ley Arms Inn, Manelleite a r. Attornies„ Mr. MAloono t rix: court, Temple, London; or Mr. Fidget, Itiatichittir: :: 1 ! - . DiViDkINDS to be made it OUICDMALU. '• '' Nov. 9, Thomas ,Fddison, of. Ronsford,f,sscs,linep-deaftes. $ ; twelve. Nov. - W. : Louis Monnett, Spring-Garden, tavernbeePer, I lin eleven. klle. fel, ' Win .-Colei,. Mintingqiiret breiteo; at eteVess: Nov. 2, John Vincent, Seething-lane, carpenter, at one. -Nev. 1 1,1 Win. Merritt, Mill-lane, Tooley-street, merchast, at one. Nov.l J 6, Henry Nunn and John BirVetcYork-street, CostoevGarden, 1 1Mktnadshers, at 'Melee. .- Nov. 4, ItoberePaine of Kikte, II hes,l sipipkeeper, at twelve. October SO, George Snsition,Bt.klartinja lane, printer *at eleven.' Nov. 16, Wm. Williamson, of WatiftiF deteclif wirdiiinufernan at eleven: Nov. 16, Moses Knight; df ?rctspect-place, victu aller, as one. ; Nov. 1.9,. SAcipei Atilt tie older add younger, .Soutbmniton-street, cinanteri, at one.. NPg• iti• WillitiniOakisty,.Williani Overend, Ind WM.-Smith Oa , of Chu rch -stral, Southwark % woolstaplera l anono r qct l ititrAge 1 Johh Davetipbrt, Haggle-lane, sflk-manufacturer, at twelve.— Nov. so, Thomas Sharpe, Laidgetteltilt,'cider, at eleven. Nov.' 2, John Hogg, Freernap's-binc o doutbwark, carpenter, at eleven. Nov. IS, Robert Denton, Rastchean„citoro,lstetesa‘er...M "Igen. N0v.16, Vim. Saundeis, Norton * Faloe; ibien dtipir, at eleven. Nov-:?A, Slimes linden the younger; Clipitone•struet, ea se, at one. October . t.lo, James Aeken, and William W rfelk,iir , - Bridge •stfoet: Blicidriars, shave kat4rialtefert6reri; it ten. Nob. 2 , James Clark, Prood-sueet, - St. James's. loptaistererii9.tess..... Nov. t, lathes and Thorns' Turtou, Crick jtsebxshire, cotton splatters, at kite. Nov: 6, Daniel Freeman WRY. Sylith,litfdlehtt Freeman, C.kurelt-sereot, Bornanndsey, and B rind, iestitir fit/4s, it twelve. Nov. 16, George Wipte,r, Ntlf:;r7l l3 erkfCaFefe '; innlea at ten. •DeC. 4Du Bits, eidttwa, Surf i tbstrattee et, -•- - dealer and chapman, at twelve. :u:: • • .. • - DI vinENDA to he made In thIrCOUNTRY,../. October 30, Daniel Bayli‘ Stroud, clothier, at eleven- at the Kbft's Anne, Stroud . Otiobee Diniellifithrid and . Santat4 tarty,„Kingsten-tspon4Holl, merchants, at eleven, * tbtaiShlte • FiivernEul4.. October 27, John Lander, of Birminnjgham, merthabt f at taielve,:at the Va/teball;‘Bliebingltain. tSetob 20, cltrlstopher Johnsen, crest Stambridge, Essex, inerighael., .1 1 the Angel Inn , Colibester. October 29, Thontas Pickering, • JAverpooligreeer,tt &yea, at the Glebe Tubers; Liverpool October 29, l'hontob Milner, 6f Sbeffieldith2llllo•:l4o ll bit 191 H.ettry Shepard, Norwich, wine -merchant, at four, at Ulf Wool idelyNctioivich. October 28, James Shipp, of - WaWi:Sointiset, asetwater, at eleven, at the Christen/her .12n1 Bath. :000W Os WM. Stephens, Bristol, :Inkster, at•tw.lve st the Commercial Ronniti Bristol. October 22, Henry Smith, 'Burnley; Lancashire, grocer, at twelve, at the Thorn Ina, Burnley. OctoMr 29,Tbia.! mas Salter, ,Ottery St. Mary, Devon, currier, at, twelve at the Dolphin Inn, tfo. October 26, William Potter the ythoger; Nsedoglasm, grocer, at eleven, at the Fly fag Horse, Nottingbantw. Nov. 2, Richard Fenton the younger ' of -Hanley, Sta ff ordshire,. draper, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Stoke-upon-Trent—a Isii,v..l l W ' m. Ryley, Worcester, linen-draper, at eleven, at 012. 1 Star and 'Garter Inn, Worcester. Nov. ',John Fisher, ofßriest* field, parish of Thornhill, Yorkshire, I:kidder; at *levee, at the a 44 Mouth 1 . 0 9, Leedq. • . I st:stit. CERTIF.L.!ATES, Otiro2za 264. • Samuel Lawrence, Step:my-Given • carpenter . Miele; de Mendonca de Vascohcclios, Livehioul; nut:shaft& Jobb lit.. vagc, Bath, bookseller. Edward .rgle,, Catherint-street,Stiand g upholder. • Joshua Moyse, Brandon; Suffolk, corn-dear.. lobe Wilcock, of Witton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer. Thelma* Wilkie, New Sown, Wihb, tanner. Janata Hamper, of Tooky• street, SouthWark, hosier. • 4 -• Ocroaza 36.--Charles Blaekkinrn,.. East India Chambers, merchant. Jabots Tennant, Wlgencirr.sireet, Cavendisii•Squire, stay-maker. Themes' Welch, Clerehind-street, painter. Edwasrd Abbott, of Auktltt Friars, merebem. John Cuter, Bishop•gate• street-wit bin, rand Hackney, broker. James, • Ilionias and Joseph Kesteven, York-street, Coveut-Carden meter Mercers. •'James' Procter and Wm. Marsden, Hunslet-lane, Leask,. lax and tow, spituiers. santuel Brooks Sands, Cannon-street, linen-draper Charles •Layton teadenhalt- street, .me*Piant. James Waite, i‘ecidall, Wpaunotdand, linen-draper,. Thomas. Neale, Cheapside, shawl and bombazine-manufacturer. BIRTHS. On the Sd instant, at Merrion, near DOBlin, the Lady 'Helene Robinson, Lady of Richard Robinson, Bay late of the Ist, roe ment of font guards, of a son. The infant survived ha birth but a few hoiirt.• 'I be Lady of Arthur Bssreton, Esq. High Wei, of the thy , of Limerick, of a son. At Union Island, Cork, the Lady of 3.D. Cledbi*,l4. of a son. At Cruokhaven,.the Lady of Liewitaaat. VAtors :Rerf 4 SIMI of a daughter. MARRIED. titer. IrHdtltire ay, fellow of Exeter college, to MIS% Benthad; eldest daughter of Itryan•Denthsen, Esq. at sheerness. Rev. P. M. Osborne, to Miss M. s'hure, both of Exeter. Oct. S. W. Oglas Hitilphrey,'Es4 of the Privy Council Office, Whitehall, to Miss Jane Newcombe. Oct. 5, Mr. F. Fisher, attorney-at-law, to Miss Gardner, daughter of Captain Gardar, 6f Welwyn, Hertfordshire. • Wednesday, at Layton,. the Rev. Theodore Willialles..vicarof Illentlon, to Jane, second laughter of Wni Maptertnao, Esq. of At Leith,• on the 20th ult. Captain Patterson, of the Royal Artillery, t• Miss Sophia Ctirrg, ,daughter tfie late Roger Esq.'R. 14.'01U:de HaMpt6n;Su4x. • 1° -.Act 14 ecbmcars CSI t. 11rp, 8t 'option-N. or Miss Hat-: isot W 4l / 1 4 , ce tti c "f i lfit t fut Iter . 9 1*P 4eg f N 141134411 ' ' ' . . i ' Friday nlikai : lailigs ;;IPS I I7O . Ik, theiter. 11310 tilvie:tth i er aluirbei# &lava. dollitglii CA114441/4 slid .Vlco 1411114 rof Otiousiiventi.y. ..i I D , •( s . .*.; . ' 4 !St ittit:it the reitaes"ie or Mill;rOth'vr; aisinstral 13owattk icin:ersaMPLlhinilalh‘Golnetil 444118°44kt, In tine 744 fr Infilll Is e- , ' /...J.. 21t...', • • ' • • W 'Sian ,lie. *ft Imo '4 Wier jfarley-atteet, the Fliid; lideoddei` relkisiof ate lasi 111111110 Stroilei:E4 • of Notthlsw, 7 the cowry pfpertfora i age# 47. - In Allied . 4llce; the 2a inst. John Touchsr, Fsq. Irv, isterCat- L4n w, Acto ef - GensfaTatretMilftreft - Cro Sei..io i. i NOclbtlt o ;ridirAleolol4 thdit.W. P. wags, .441114tAV Alp :to *MIA at Ilsokiukkampdris .: ! • . .1 •3 r ..EPC4P l A4Ficeitherftgfigt l 9444 • - • • : . l e r"kr ti rte it hV i ri li V i ch f iet*-toh4 ; .l*i j s ef Afi r6fet.ior otAribic, rand ' Ntrl6t filtdalehtlaillt;Oifd -1 lilunliev; E.,rissittalta tlaralcarege of Barton Btacq, Hint% :ref deatlt 04 Rev, N. yilancombe. • Tate.,t i g.,Q. - Ci.xerl,chen, 14. to the richer n ` Newt.{ Cyt .ll ili In De lkU:Vtild`b 'At* As i a tlte Itibtr. l I,blyat. • 31!! IA ER;rioto .I..)•rPr 1 . 1.1 ! kA t. 38trit t t A opifio4l, Sll4 f 4,2rbtelit veto! y 7 tvin • ` , 'o Man ifreitlind Thee 4:4teta MeanOttati 1116104/1W • Ail ft. • • .- • N ttrisfris i . .4 4 "1. . • At O itikkilifkoffietifilitiso,'iliiatike-Allis dattAlN qn Timm" • tat) diet, etaiiirdwainat o'Clock., la Two"LoiSi 1 14111.31 at _ HOLD . ESTAlitib:lol6l 04 • altublt__CQPl Hp _24lr T. - Comprisineriitecolla Madmita( lying compactly toother, coin' and between Kingsbury nrre high state a dievsing; Also tizwo Enclosures , of rids iloNth.itul, upwards of Sitteett Acrai, part adjoins the above.s...hald. on Lease, five years uneip pired. Alto Thor:capital Ricks of eze.ll!ept, Me.; lost Hay, a quinifit of Maims"; sic'- • • - May beyirvettiq inking w Walcins , White KArls Ede! ware, where paitictslamin: sir be bad i lwil at,site AbetcoriE Stannior!i„Esses•Arlsm, Watford; _Red 40% . BO Whi rt. Southall: 4,t Garravrafk; sod of Me. Ito bins, Witirri i • t Goldentittettre ; whertt p l ian jr%l7 "bileto: • 144. • • By sfa the•lifhke lione•lgritlll AWnseY , MOSl.ats C, o 4l l Brles . 2813, a% Four d'Clock In the Aftonoass, anleta i;revinudy 4 "dfipftee orby prsistZnetitiiset, oe'ellites Vet oistelleielflBB gives, subject SO ouch sloodisloassidlakreossilkifor 4oricpe duted, in one Lot, Lt that Ca stilt s ' TR ErAitAtf ir tn i Vierg i s Aftife* U 6196 ; 46i6001441t4144•iiApti.ei5t eiltiat cr 0 411 imispel}eart.fatm oath mssegirlsmAgiLl 235 aof rids .Arable, 211 - ei&w, and liaiture - 1.a1d.; and' MO Of Wood; sdiev-iit-this 0010pralon hod...into+ by ii•leise Ter eight geese fccleg,tlie,pßit.of,getobea l WO. Toy tether v‘lifs the perpetual jauovreets Ose - CeurrVeMs-Itldois: IThis &mei, wkhitra 4 / 6fropem mei* One stetilieg !ens oceftityle . y.,ao4 valtse . , of itself the Parish- of Up -E ldon . and having no pear to It it asihjett to tiS itercietAar artiets4er; %i ty t •draiii mated it a-Iflglelypietsgesgue epootryi Bye wiles from Root_ Jen and at way distance* from SaVsbury, Southainpton; ans* wimp . chister. It R it elVilbcilklPlllrtrailitte,'Clitaderefttlts4apltisi 11141 1 11 belonvertlat trrnett!':"'llreOtin - C va ntrf Residence, and is in a neiglaDourEoo partnuliriy aitirenlent fait rise's-tins of aft kin& • - $:, • • : .. !'• g. For further poth3l/8811-81F0E-at 4 ,4 F- 311 ?" 6 0:ree a ft 4rk stt Messrs. 13rodie and' gift's, In Salisbury _; at . Helmet Office, in Roinethitillllls! IYN. Speridir; WV WM* Mme'ail chew the Estaiy‘n , c . rani. ' • t , r. ‘. : tenlit ticitsetworigisti • • • ' MOM saLur 'add ItAltsf*ViViD .. • Dr Oscits,l she !limiter, erkthe 18 0 of gcttber rep, jiatnctuolly at One fa Cowl; ditinnY ortrale to bt their praduCiffN .- 4 . • A Liltditt : Viri besirAttle, *A% 1 7 .i0 bdlt FREEHOLI) WELLIK(I4I.O rorottacbect and,dctachsalolscen being No. 14 in its. R etrittent, BATH: f3.e thi'Property R edld Plainal.Esq; deceased. . . r a—vet:: L . Pte. Premise/ a own aielightfuny sifellfed, prettglittAlM ibantagii of die 'eltgant.aty, the !keen(' Itelfthritfr e l the cosottrialoridatt it tormatantia, a bewailed (respect; are stict to an Appnat Crowd Reqt of ,C{;; sod comprise lot the'Bikilint'Sioty,Hottseheeteet itn6ets:3eFotte'ff9ll, AttrrainnAltehert; Setdiery. lardtv,;Witt aallaflvastifastrf* Vier convenienk Offices, pitntilOy supphtd,witik Water th firkr244 twh•antirtandiourParfohri l oda( (kin gilifieiboW Itout wed reeds% fit sideboard& WsteurJoioticliuralinkES4l.4 N . fe.tShole. from which springs a roopv 1 . 414 Spieetse lesifintms, tiro epacious DraWinkr6dins ; tour ett*lleffir6Ohtsi ademow Garrets Olt du tipper fkoft. - . ir •" 4 " . ! 1. •• Attached tq the flour ii sn extensive ca i rdeo t jte .the en 4 ' whereof' if a nekr FrPestotte Orem loft, eneitliffifng a sit stmtefr Static, amble etracinimiei 'Hannon. rotnei,aisplitaraioa part of "thick If ctitt . irFti !.. o4lll 4e:convent : pi ,ostatal! carper Into Serranfs' SW - 4inion• For turthe4 , apidir** l ll ll l( -Wilk la Itaatig Hyatt and toes, Skeplon MallattfOritelPAT view apply to 'Bally 'Birtntni. al" t pholatery Wantonly sat Mime Asesqi Ornae, lath", 1- • 2 : • " ; ~ .....11i..&1..1: a diogiaLia • -.l;c-,El` l .;!, , • HUNTINGIVONSHIO%,I4. ; .q.l -,,,,......,,, ,Iri ' T.". Valvable FREEVOLD. DZMte'RE arc MANOR of WARBOYS, one full and equal undiv.d4. Maier or half pert whereof wilt be SOLD Ili Meilen ity4Ar.' MAID: N. at the Auction Man, Londspn.mleTtlesclafy the Mkt a day of pctober, Isl.?, at 12 o' Clock at noon iii tie Lot, subject nevertheillsi td• die Uses and Estates •in Vthi , b l the Will of ai , Gentleman detensed, l and limited to the Sotts d . ughtt s rrnelf Islet Son, who is now upwards of 67 years of age, has. been Married. away years, and his Wife living, aged *tank orSS, bet front' whom be has beets separated a long time, having previously had t no issue. . The Dentesne contains nearly/00 Aeries of rich Meadidi,Pre.' ritre, Arable and Wood Land. tythe.free and moll of 111 • 1 4014.1 Tax redeetnyd, .of the yearly value of A 4.50, with a quantity of thriving /Wier growing thereon, of Coesiderable velkse-, *kb the well accustomed inn or Public House, called the.Pelicntas Ili Warboys aforesaid, most adiantageously situate for business. The MANOR, with Court Baron, Court Leet, Melia, Rkelallti ties, Pripileges, and Appurtenances, extends over the whole pmPilh , of Warboys; which contains upwards of 8000 Aires of Land.. The Copyhold' Estates held of the said Manor, contain 45611 " Acres of Land, Houses; Cottages, ice. of the yearly veley of up wards of £4400, subject to the payment of annual Quit Rents. amounting td nearly seen per annum, and to Arbitfari Fines, which, qrom the s improvements, it is supposed must produce on an average £5OO per annum. The situation of Warboys is ex• oredingly beneficial, only four miles from Ramsey. six frisks St. Ives? and seven from Huntingdom, with e,scellent roads. • To be 'c owed till the Sale, by application to Mr. Parry, at Warboys. Printed Partieelars; wicks the Plan of the Estates end' 'the Co Hosts df Sal/ 4 may , l Isad.l4 days previous to the Sile,. at the Pelican Inn, Warboys; Crown, St. Ives ; George, HUrt tingdon s ihe "Auction Masi , of Mr. Bloodworth% fluMeibir Kimlsgleoss; , lVlr. , Cis mail, 1 410. 7, Staple's fop, Laudon; Mr. Sant: Wells, jun. Soliciior, Huntingdon; and sat Mr. Pieria% General Agent, Kimbokodl' - :' • •' ki . le' ' ' • • VALUABLE FritiktielLo REINI'." • • Ey Mr. PEYTON, " • 1 Oarcavtars Coffee-htsuse, 'Change-alley,.Cidnhill, !modes. some time in the month of November neat, lu three Late. • 4 L the RECTORIAL or GatAyTyrii*s CIL arldng and accruing from the Crops of Gfaln and Harm 'upward- of "Iwol'itottsand Seven Huudned.Aares of fertile aadi productive Land, situate itsthe.Parish of NPR I . O2LEET, au the County of 'Kent ; and also a substantial and convenient R. erne' Honk k foe the accommodatinri of a Farmly of revert:dr Ay. with alLarcasaary attACIINA and detached Offices, Banos Gardeill, Orchards, and Paddock; ant a moat raleaVe !arse ter' 1,414 about 14 Arr.a., free ifoin , all Tithes.' most desilaWf . situated (or titterection of a Geptictriase. lketudeace. . • Each Lot lies 'cfunpict, ritiF Trice; die tem? lily of this WI Ir:dared on!y to a stets. orleastion.. Nortliflett is must advantugeouslysittlated pi # pervious and' inerealltig neighbourhood; offs 'hide frottiGklteadd; Line Irma: Chatham and Rochester, atdl hekoai 1.08.1"1... • • • PTiotc4 ea /Oculars are preplrang, and will be truly for dia. very 1W days b chile the Sale , on application to 111 r. James, 'eve Boroxit-ikalrf, Lincoln's' Inn, biotite', whirsms Plan t.t the F.sAite way tie sem. _ , i a HIGH WATER; ATIIANDOX MAGA :;43-IVOIRRAVa IYl9rnint—f.%••••• • • 47 mitre. a . • . . I - • 111S1 fri• if.eir' 4 • 'Elthibtlik I *lnca by Limit.. Ks Nf.i4iet' acq iftbfislied tbtre. and.st tb Stac4git% Tliplik.r.• •