Star. — London, England, 1817-10-08 00:00:00

OLD .49Anzr SESSIONS. IMPROMPTU. tipt HEARING A CLERGYMAN PREACH BORROWED SERMONS. 66 Thou shalt not steal," tht sacred word declares, Our Pastor of, repeats it in our ears; .But to his flock alune ihjwicion re:aes, Since Le forgets it terry time be preacLes! I R. DISTURDZYCES 47' NURCLSTER. This City has been the scene of , a dangerous riot. On the ;di of August a meeting of Freemen of Wor cester took ' , lace at the Hop-plife'itin-, to consider the best mean% ving catain encroachments al- leged to have been m.,de tat Pitclicroft, on v.ltich gtoum; the freemen have a limited rtglit t 0.4,..5:ure cattle, &c. A Committee was appointed to investi gate the subject : on the 25th of August the Com. mittee announced that they had uuaniniousl) iesOleet . i 13 serve 110LICOMI all pet sons who had e;4r tachmen's on ritchcrott to remove them oa or before the 29.1 i of Septemher ; but subsequently considering that the removal of the whole of them would be attended with great less to a charity which derived a considerable income from them, they deemed it most desirable so direst the removal of those buildings aid fences only which appeared most obnoxious, and which tie Pat ties interested agreed to remove before the '.:.9.h of September. Notwithstanding, however, all these en ileaveuts to prevent any breach of the public peace, else expectations of the Committee were disappointed. Oti the morning of Monday last, between eight and pit,e o'clock, numbers of persons began to assemble is the neighbourhood of the encroachments, and alter. sufficient numbers were collected, they commenced the demolition of fences and buildings of all descrip tions which were not strong enough to resist their efforts, and totally destroyed an inhabited house. In formation being conveyed 40 the Magistrates of these riotous acts, they proceeded to the spot, where the Riot Act was read ; but neither this measure nor le monstrance, producing kny effect; and the civil power being found quite inadequate to the task of elispers irg the mob, it was resolved (abont twelve o'clock), to require the assistance of the Wercestershile Yeo manry Cavalry. The few members of this corps who resiehrei in the city and vicinity assembled with all pos sible dispatch, and in the efteritoon Colonel Conics arrived: it was not, however, thought advisable to conduct the Yeomanry to the scene of the riot, for by the time they had assembled, the disorder had in a great measure ceased ; they accordingly remained in the streets of the city until eight in the evening, when it was announced to them that their services were no longer requited. Late in the evening and on the fol lowing morning new outrages were committed ; *s wag therefore deemed advisable in the morningt again to call out the Yeomanry, and to have the civil power in aeteudance; the Magistrates also issued va rious hand-bills, warning the populace of .the punish meat which awaited the continuance of riot. In the ifterneon the Yeomanry Cavalry had assembled in ponsiderable numbers; but no disturbance took place, sad the city is again perfectly tranquil. Thu Cavalry still remain in oaten. The damage done is very con siderable, and the place attacked presents a singular gene of devastation : not only have fences been level led, but buildings of various descriptions either totally or partially destroyed, and of course plunder has pi! usual accompanred riot ; the timber-yards have been robbed of articles to a considerable amount. The grater pal of the places destroyed Are not on eloded in the encroachments which the Committee ordered to be removed. Twelve persons have been r.ornmaled to tl.e city gaol, charged either with being • Concerned in the riot, or with having abetted those *rho were i and warrants are oot against others. The bob used every effort to irritate the CAvalry, and two persons were apprehended (rine by Colonel Cocks) in the act of thwaing stones at them. Early on Tuesday morning last, some villains made on ontiageeus and violent attack on a dwelling-house iu the parish of St. George's, in Somersetshire, with the intent of stealing from thence a quantity of wheat, removed from an adjoining barn to the house fti r greater security. Having provided themselves with a cart, to carry off their expected plunder, they as. sembled round the house, eight in number; and their 'attempt to enter it by forcing a windew.sbutter hay ing alarmed the inmates, a man and a woman, on per ctiving themselves discovered, they fired several times through the windows, wounding both the ittdi 'vidbals 'who were within. The miscreants then de. ' camped, fearful lest the outcries of the terrified in. habitants should alarm the neighbours, and detection Yellow. FINALS SWINDLER--ea Friday last a young we tnan of decent appearance called at the house of Mrs. who 'keeps a respectable boarding-school in lt eisnington-lane, and represented herself as the servant of an intimate friend - of Mrs. HIMEMAN re- siding in the neighbourhood, requested, in the name of her mistress, the loan of six table-spoons and three destert-spoons; adding, that her mistress was ; going to have company. Unfortunately, Mrs. HOP:MAN was from home, and her daughter unsuspectingly de livered the required articles. On Saturday the dis covery WAS madttliat no such message had been sent, and that the young woman was an impostor. Upon inquiries for the purpose of tracing her, it was ascer tained, that a similar trick had been attempted by a person of the seine description at several houses on the Wandsworth-road, but in no other instance with, Success. She halt not yet been apprehended. Those who have lived rather gay and on the eve of •niattinsopy, and who are doubtful of the consrgaen• ' ~q pf , anill-cared contagion, may have the beet *dike 'at the M e di ca l igoord f at Cbarlettohouse, Great Chatlottostreet, site th e .it e e. 'Lowland Pitli's Chapel,- Illackbrlseoroad, it WOodwicklitiose, Wooditoek•streit tiro doors from Oxfords; e s eeac ...4 he Beard portkularty.web4 the attention of those at. illassfd with guldens Strigiums Violable. Cancers, sr:Wow, likeirois/dihiettes arising Vont warm elimates,i 4 .i n g. iedio . ratidursii, kg. erepthas on the Head, late, and t odr; mina .: t allow, Pains in die Head and Limbs, lrequently mistaken •sb e ßio n neladsni,Nsides in the Shin-buner are symptoms which ap . ow IMO alter, a nal too often destroys domestic coalition.— Vials., Caliper id Ca of thirty years experience, are consult e d • At Yetis 'Hacks by all ranks of people until Nine at blighta—They soso the Piles sod Fistula without burning or cutting, and give egvadi on - f araday, 7 hursday, and .Aintlay Mornings, till Twelve o'Cluck.—A side dour and private rooms for Feinaks.— :-.gavAtiptured Patients are redicaly cured without beep al ups. Awn Maude and ana t o mical principles, without smash'. . s (&ss .—Littaert hem the coonuy Wu Raid) Wain:drat* atto . - dada). Yesterday Catharine itnelerson WAS indicted for steal ing six silver tea spoons, a pair of silver tongs, &e. the property of John Ruffan the elder, living at 6, James-street. She was servant to the prosecutor ; the goods were pawned with Mr. Hawkins, in Drury lone, on the 'i6th of July.—Guilty. John Weaver, a sailor, WAS convicted of stealing a sheet, the property of James Hidmaytr. It appear ed that the poisoner had committed the heft under the pressnre of extreme distress. He had been se verely wounded at Algiers, and Was en•itled to a pension, which would become due on the 18th ul this month. Verdict —Guilty. The COMMON SW? iNT told the poisoner he would be detained only until hia pension would become due. Chridopher Kilby was indicted for embezzling two shill ngs, the property of Mai tin D. Romain. The prisoner was employed by the prosecutor to drive a hackney-coach which belonged to him. It appeared, however, that he did rot deny having received the money, but as he could nut pay it the morning-he was asked for it, the pi osecutor had him apprehended. The Recommit s;tid, that the prosecutor should have summoned the prisoner to the Court of Con science. Verdict—Not Guilty. Mary Agron. aged IS, and ElhaNth Steel, aged 121-, were indicted for stealing from the person of Sarah Lucas, a pair of stays, a petticoat, and other articles. Verdict—Both Guilty. Jean lagram, aged 32, was indicted for stealing a silver spoon, the property of Thomas Deacon, in his dwelling-place.—Guilty. The RECORDER then proceeckl to pass sentence upon all the tem.iining convicts. Eighteen were sentenced ti be confined in the House of Col'. rectum for .is month s. and he kept to hard labour; seven were sentenc.st to the same punishment fur three months; four to the same Inv one year; .even were sentenced to be simply' confined in •br House of Correction fur two months; four were senteoc. d in be c•olfinell in the House of Correction for one year, to be kept to lard labour, and w e ll w hipp e d— two o • t h e s e to b e publicly whipped; *even were senteocal to be confined fu the House of Cot ri viol. for it!: months, and to be well whipped in the gaol; four to stars the same punishment fur three months; four were sentenced to transportation daring their na:ural lives; one feuds years ; and 39 14 seven years • Ave were ordered to be well whipped, and discharged; me to Ise confined we mouth In klewgatc • one to be cutslimesi In the House ot Correction tor one year, and to be pobl•cly whipped; one to be publicly whip ped and discharged. William Chapple, for stealing from Couldsworthy £3, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment in the Haifa ot Correction, and to hard labour. The following capital convicts were sentenced to Death : George Pearson and John Party, for forgery; Joseph Lee, Thomas Hobbs, Saunders William Pack. John this, Charles Smith, atlas Knowles, John Fitzpatrick, sod George Scott; tor houcebreaking ; William smith for stealing in a dwelling-house, to the value of Ai I and upwards; Richard Kean, for stealing in a dwelling-house; John Prior, for highway rubbery; Edward Dickson, fur stealing in a dwelling-house; John Howard and William Dunn. for the same offence; Benjamin Harmer, for re turning Wore tko period of his trankportation had expired; James Barnet, for stealing in a dwllturhoww; John Mason, for the same offence; John Aka*. for atealing privately is a c hop ; Jour. Haydon. for highway rubbery; Israel levy and James GA IN/hap, tor Ike saws offence; Masdonard Smith, for stealing in a dwelling house; Thomas Gutridge, Mahone Malcolm, and Samuel Sims, kw the aims offence; Mary Brown, fur steannS privately in a shop ; and Junes &lunar, for kixiamitealing. The greater number tot these were young men ; three or lour were mere boys. Judgment was re spited on two women. The Jury sere then discharged, and the Sessions adjourned to the 29th of this month. The behaviour of some of the prisoners was most hardened—one of them, nn being sentenced to trans. poi Litton, exclaimed.'" And may you sit there, till I come back." HATTON GARDIIIO.—ROSSIBIT ST BILVIVeIte STRYANTIP.... Yesterday Chark: B6lr , Soma Ts 4, George P.ljilf and Lob drayinesi in the employ of Messrs. W tan and Soo, ant. bet and ale brewers in Portpool lane, were brought up for fur. titer czaathistion am • !reek charge ' for stealing two barrels of ale, value XI, which were disposed of by Make to I . IONNIS Sal mon, landlord of the 1A hue Horse, Brick-lane, St. Luke's, for £4. Mr. Ho a man attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Pa ice for the prisoners. From the extraindloary nature of the case, and so many PubLcans being implicated as receivers, the Office was crowded with Pebilcans.-'1 homes salmon, of the White Herat, Brickdane, bung sworn, said, he dealt with the prose- cutor feral, an amber tor about ewes years • that about five or six months ago (he believes in March), be Ipid in his regular stock of ak which he had ordered, and about seven o'clock in the inoruiog, a few days after, the primate,. Blake and another drayinao railed, and brought him two barrels of ale; he said he had not ordered them; the pNaoaer said his master ordered bins to leave them, which he mid; the prisoner Disko called at his house about three weeks after, as witnion's ware informed him, aid asked fur the mousy, but see did not pay him, as witness was hum home; he called several times ups° the sante business, but witat as was each tints from home • khan live or six weeks ago witness met Wm in the street, an d asked him for the see Mr the iwo hairdo of ale left by him at witness's house; witness told him that he did nut initial to keep the two barrel( of ale, and meant to call on Mr. Wyatt, and tell him to send fur them; he never paid the prisoner any part of the money. Blake told him not to do that, as he would call with the dray, and take them away to some other person that wanted them.—Mary sal. neon, being examined, deposed, she is wife to last witness; about a fortnight ago, at six or s. ven o'clock lu the mooing, as she was iu bed, she heard a dray draw up to the house, and when she got up she was Informed :here were two barrels of ale left, but uu more; Natio; Irtquently called, but never told her his bodiless, tier ever asked her for money. she knew no more...- Mr. HASLER regretted that Salmon had been received as a wit neu, as he was destroying Ike prisoner at the bar • but it could out be helped.—Mr. Charles bleu, Collecting Clerk to Messrs. Wyatt, deposed, listened frequoutly collecting at Salmon's house duce that transaction took place ; that Saloum never gave filth the smallest inUntation knowing it was after the delivery was made he called on him; lid Salmon denied it, calling Gob to witness that he did not know; but, fineng front the Public Papers that 1 1 all was discovered, he made a full confession, but not till then. Witness went to Sansone house yesterday, and fetched the bar ' refs.—'l he prisoners were fully cumulated to Newgate for trial. Ma IS iIOPI litsuse.--dt man, teamed Ryland, was charged by a brazier, of Loft-lane, upon suspicion os having stolen mead pieces of pipes, the property of the Gas Light Company. It appeared from she evidence, that theprisoner had been entrusted by the Company top fur pipes for the concert,, and that he had Nose in the habit of disposing of suns of them for his own ad vaataike; that Be offered a qiiantity to the brasier for a low suns, spun which be Was appreModed aid brought before the Loan Mairea.--dtemanded. Maaantiaounnoraaar~Yesterday a num. named Marks, sae charged with robbing a y oung wooed of her shawl, an Vol k. street, Middlesex Hospital. He came ep to her and having 'patched the article off her shoulders , ran of fil e young wo man immediately called otit-- 0, Step Wel !" and a parsalt was commenced by a watchman. Mathes, finding the enemy close at his heels, igt tail the shawl in ildinpla•homee-street, and it was picked tip by a youth, owned Sutton, who JP:kindled the prisoner as the person who dropped it. Indio effort to escape, he tell, and the wit: Chaim tumbled over bias.—He was secured and Wily amounted. w•irr arr.v-Yeittrday William judaud Wifli.w feria, steward► at the: Amicable lienebt hodety, outfitted be ore Air. liattrita and Mr. CONANT, charged with improperly expalfrig .touert Hurry,* mangier, wt rise ground eft his Whig able to at. ttild to ilia buiratet at the time he WAS receiving an allowance !runt tl.e t”ciety.-1 he Magituares determined that thy cave thould be ren nett to three medical gyntitmtu—the aucitty tif ifiro.ut tire, Hurry another, slid thew two to choose a third.— Lc darlifilwith reread to lay the determination qf the Made. Cato kiwi: a auiamag of the whole eutkty. LoNboN M.4RKATS, ocrolLEß 7. COTTON.—The Cotton market has been exceedingly heavy, and as a very considerable proportion of the &Algal, are held by speculators, they evinced a great disposition to effect sales in quantities ; small paled' they wool.] not sell at any depression, but were offers made for a large quantity, a very considerable de chile would probably have been submitted to last week. The whole sales since our last do nut excetd 150 packages, psincipally Dengals : the prices of avl,ieti have nut publicly transpired. The stock of levery other description of Cotton at this market is so limited, that the holders would not submit at present to any depression to facilitate sales. Having given 1 the siateitr‘ut of the market last week, we proceed to i the acc , ium ts from Liverpool and Manchester received I yesterday, which has had a very con.iderahle effect 'm the holders, who now shew less disposition to ef fect sales: the letters mention, that the tnanufacturers have kept out of the market for the last three weeks, and it is supposed their stocks arc so much reduced, tint they mu,t shortly come forward for very exten sive parcels: the wind having set its also from the e ,stward with apparently settled weather, it will pre vent the expected arrivals. The imports of Cotton last month into London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, were 22,257 bags. St:GAM—The market was exceed: I I .rig.y .leavy lAA week ; the few purchases were at a decl.n , ! of ls. per cwt. a few timid holders having sold tile Muscuvades they had taken on speculation, the remainder appear to be more firm, ieery few parcels were otf , Ved on lower terms, and a great proportion of the Isfusco. trades are withdrawn from the present sale. Therr can no alteration be stated in the Sugar market this' forernyan ; there has been however a greater disposi tion evinced by the buyers to de business, but the sales are yet very inconsiderable, not exceeding 2&O cado; but from the firmness sit the holders hir the last Once weeks, and the necessity of the trade coming to mar ket for the winter supply of the grocers of .the coun try, the present currency is expected to be maintained: many are sanguine of obtaining higher prices hum the deficiency of the import, and from the compara tive trivial quantity in the warehouses, compared with preceding years; the supply today Mall casks less than last year; the prices are I Is. a Il3s. higher. The Refined market last week was 2s. a Ss. lower, and very heavy at the decline; many of the refiners, however, are rather withdrawing their goods in ex• pectation of a rising market; they state that there is no proportio* between the prices.of raw and the re• fined sugars; last 'year the former being at 675. for brown sugars; the prices of the same quality now 80s. ; and thargoads are only ss. per cwt. higher:, tnany houses have slackened their wo rk.—M o l asses ate es. a Ss. lower. Como —The Coffee market continues very heavy, 'yet such is the general confidence amongst the holders that a higher currency will be realized, that very few sales are brought forward; last week only one, which consisted of 529 casks and 100 bags, ant this week only two are advertised: the exporters, however. evince little disposition to purchase at the present prices, as the quotations from the Hanse Towns, Holland, &c. come considerably lower in proportion than the London market; very few sales in copse qttence have been effected by private contract, and the public sale went off *ithout any briskness about the previous prices. The stock in comparison with last year is 2,492 casks and 31,968 bags less ; . the prices are 20s. per cwt. higher. There were no pub lic sales of Coffee this forenoon ; the holders and spe culators con Litre to evince mach firmness, and will, sobruit to no decline to facilitate sales. The stocks are so much reduced that they anticipate a great briskness before the close of the usual shipping season. Toaacco.—There was more inquiry after Tobacco, but the demand appears subsidihg ; we believe only SO hbds. are sold, and a cargo of Kuntuckys reported to be contracted for at 48s. a 495.; the prices of Vir- ' Ainia cannot be at present stated lower, yet the mar ket is exceedingly heavy ; for Maryland: there appears more request, particularly for shipping, and the holders of the latter anticipate that the present irices will be fully maintained. Luso Pat:maim:a, &c.—Prime Mess Beef is in fair demand for shipping ; no new Beef of good quality can be erected fur some time.—Pork has become very scarce, particularly the inferior qualities. Bacon is without any alteration.-- Butters have been in brisk demand ; the consumption is extensive, and the sup plies rather limited for the season of the year. FRUIT.—The Fruit season is approaching; one vessel arrived from Malaga with a cargo of the new crop; some new French fruit is ali,i landing.—Cur. rants are in request ; the quantity on hand is very PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE.-...TIIETE is little variation since our last ; the accounts of the ho•tilities being likely to be renewed by the European Powers against the Aigerines, will greatly affect the Mediterranean risks ; the premium on the British flag cannot be stated higher; the vessels of any other nation could not be insured except at rates considerably higher. INDIGO.—The sale at the India House, which is declared for the 14th inst. is trivial as to quantity; the quality generally consists of the good and fine . descriptions; there is very little of inferior: the lat. ter of the late sales in consequence bens a higher premium in proportion than the 'better dv.cripti.ns, and it is supposed that the small propottion of ordi nary in the approaching sale will realize a very high currency. HEMP, FLAX, AND TA LLow.—The prices are fa-1 ther giving way on account of the continuance ofl easterly winds, being favourable for the arrivals from the Baltic. Fereign Tallow is a shade lower.. •The Town market was quoted at as advance of Is. titi. last week. Rust, BRANDY, AND Hocuseo.—There have been several extensive purchases of Rum ; on Saturday about 1,200 puncheons Leewards were taken at prices from Bd. a 21,. 10d.; the sales of Jamaica Rum wete more limited, and generally disposed of a shade below our quotations. The deliveries from the ware house are extensive ; last week above 1,100 puncheons, of which above 9JO were for expertation. In Brandy considerable transactions have taken place ; our quc tattous are for parcels here ; cargoes sold on a:lmA can be purchased lower ; a considerable sale at Bs. 9d. but the market since has rather improved; the Fliers may be stated '2d. per gallon higher.--Iu Geneva there is uu alteration. trII.ILE GIL. HULL, OC ronr.R e. " Wit have an unespecte.l ri- e !it What• n 1; the pr: z ., yesterdal £4l) to f4ll , and if to day £4 4 to £) 5. ct orhtleates in the erronrouy statements re-pecting fb e en haul—the exam, rated act:out:to et the socee-itif r &c. which have for va.rks past be...a eitculdted Ay London Brokers. We have Ole, berm imposed or: by thc;..... 4 tive assert;on, that the holtier of the Londrel Oil vmuld his extensive englacments, hot mart tC. at "1 bete and other manteuvres have tethied to derrr,,stt.,..,,. In lot.clon, here, and tile irg - thrrit rarti, ard reel, en t 114, ;. tinent. Of this the London se , =lvor has availed iumtebe cote the enntroul of the market. " Arriving here on Monday, he paid In cash or 13..trlor'i for the cil be had previously hototht, Pcersalned rn !Ave about 500 tuns; next day he offs-r, E! us, in a tn , -e:itl i 7:r !no vetted, £39 for a moiety of cur ten-,intor stack, -.Us Isimitb, about VOOO time. and /:44 for •ucb rim cf the inh , should rennin on our taro!, Itt/501 , : WI the let of Is itterb ur ' its ,tang us thus an artrorts of if I t %%yids httl :i.k having one gallon of the second rinie:y to refs ise, Ce of Manchester, LeLdi, Lietrgoel, aced the M.etufav t d sg tric.s, influenced by the fabricated misraterneute, hav e I, o ' ‘ very sparisgly, although trade is hrisk, nal other " offer has beon accei.te prob-bly out a 4 still greater depression; some were alai turd, slid loisi role , at £4O, others got sonu.wbat :core ; the whole was e an opulent bogie for his afCCUIV, can h- h.s:.!, now nu het, it is calculated, rem I,€CO to !,7- n tune thousands of tuns in London and tie North), leavittc. Iv 700 to 4 . 1 ,00 tuns afloat, a T.:amity barely r.l , lllc.et.t fur fqlp cncf.unoption, Y,OOO tuns hayttu gone out of Ohl t.lttart, Lust and Megtembtr. He has ple:!gesl bins. if cot is Hull tl-t next two Months tinder sedo; and as hi whiter an•l spring befo-e him, and can 'erd the scat tut and little, we see noth'itg ti at can prevent his gtt.,ay ar.a, even .4'55; a result prol.at iy out txpt. cted by this: wEa nartd the dricsive vattn:tr ts." FROM LAST NIGH! 'S GAZETTE. MII.II AR Y PRO VOTIONS. Commission in the Westerr tit of OafordiAire Cavalry, signed by the Lord Li-ut. natit of the covi.l Ricbard Harris, Gent. :o be Cornet Cuniniissiuns slot d I.y Levi Li/we:ion; of tte county et; rti P troaent sit Local Mibita. Richard Brook, Esq. to be Captani tit Regimen of Suffolk Yeurnaory t orates.. Philip Dikes, Gout. tube Corner, vice Welborn, renvid. Joint IVythe, C.:eut to bit ditto, vice *Taylor, rezoigoetl. BA NKR Ul' I CIES ENLAR6tI). Nov. 11, Bernhard Lesser, of Salter',-haibcourr, tuito cigar, at Guildhall. BANK It UP 1 CIES SUPERSEDED. David Andrew. the younger, of Plymouth Dock, grocer, BANKRUP I. Aaron Fernley, of Manchester, grocer, dealer and surrender October IS, at two. October SO, and Not at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Maachester. A Mr. Hadfield, Foui.tain-street, 'eambester ; sir Messrs. Shaw, and 'abuse°, femple Load... John Taylor, of Tuneful). otherwise Townshill wit worth, parish of Rochdale. Lancashire. publican, Chapman, October 20, 21, at four, and Novensber IS,. the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Anoraks, Mr loss call, a, Staple line, London ; nr Mr. Bannister, Ituest-le. Mary Cummins, of Falmouth, Cornwall, innkeeper. gra:. chapwoman, October 30, 31, and Nov. IN, at ten, et t" of Mr. A.lioung, Falmouth. .%ttoralea, Messrs. Kt. Davis, Corbet.court, Gracechurck-atreet, Lamina ; or Young. Falmouth. Charle, Henry Williams Freeland, of Bunhill.row, dealer and chapcnan, October iB, 20, sad Nov. IR, . at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilma, King's Bens' Temple. London. Augustus Dekambre, of Bucklorshury, London, and chairman, October 21,25, and Nov sn, at s, ball. Attorney, Mr. Pausiore, %Variant d.cuurt, T. erect Landow. Joseph Wyllie, late of Leghorn, but now of Londe., dealer mad chapmaa, Oct. 14, 2S, and Nov. I ts, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. N.y and Haul, on., Mincing.lane. William tales, late or Swallew-street, .y October 11, 25, an.'. Nov. tB, at ten, a , t :at algal. hlr. Lemage, Castle -street, Li iceerr quote. Thomas Batch& of Church -street, Petite:al-Green, ger. dealer andcbapman, Oe ober 14, :6, 8,84 NOV. at Gulls Mall. Attorney, Mr. George Hairy Cocker, 39. area, Finsbury-square. Samuel Butler 11)rchall, late of Purt n, afterwards et Stratton, Wilts, but sow of Kietbury. sear Huourtore, dealer in bellied and other cattle, dea.er and chaptua.i r 18.5, at ten, Nov. 4, at twelve, and Nev. 11, at tel., at Attorney, Mr. Sherwin, Great Jamcs.street, Bo ler. Robert Henry, late of Jamaica, merchant, hat new a pm the King's latch, October la , 25, raid Nev. Is, at two Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sluwe, 1.6 Blanc, me New Bridge -street, London. DIVIDENDri to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. I, D. bowler and A. Arnie, Gracetharch-street, slums, at twelve. October MI, 11i. Bray, Rumford, s .is at tell. Nov. 8, W. Atkinsoa, Austin Irian, merchant October 28, M. Coltmaw, Bretteil.lane, : aftirdfibire, nufacturer, at eleven. October JO, J. Parker, Cb,i.c. cottownssoufactuter i at ten. October 3S, 0. I.ntuas.•D hill, merchant, at ten. Dec. It, J. and J Earl, We place, City.read, beast salesmen, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be nude in the COUN FRY. ()Lieber 22, A. Garnett, Liverpool, nserchitst, at the Hfiiee of Mestere. halters' sad 'lepton, Witsr.ftne, pool. Octeber . l2l, W. W teat , jun. late of I.aeenhatu, twelve, at fibs Rase and Crown, Sudbury. Nov. I, 1. late of Kirkheatee, grocer, at ten, at the New C 0.;:.. Wakefield. Nov. 5, T. Finn and J. Johnsen, NeftiLgiatt lore, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Peck-lane, Nett:4l Oct (Ire :28, J. Heath, East Ts igamuutb, abip-budder, ate at-the Hotel, West Teiguirteath. October Se, Vt r • SoorlYl asingltain, glasa.toymaker, at twelve, a: the Ruytl slit ghaat. CBRTIFICATES—Gcroasa 2s. 9. !agleam. Wood -street, warehouseman. G. Taller, rotten-ntasof.cturet J. Harrisee, Sheffield, grocer. ' Bath, bookseller. J. M'olstencroft, late el Ulnas!, hn-le.-r. Rod V Mann, Liverpool, Iron-hoop-maker s . T. a nd 11. icy, Matclealeld, cotton-spinners. BIRTHS. At Paris, the filth ult. tie Lady of the Rev. August bell, u! a oun. At Helmand, the 2d last. the Lady of Thomas younger of ltundrenaeu e Advocate, ...fa sun. MARRILI). At Edinburgh, the Ed inst. the Rev. James Yorstou a, Y of Hoddam, to Margaret, daughter of the late hales lyle, Esq. of Dryden**. At KiLiteral chinch, Comity of Tipperary, the 24th ul Cuwan, Esq. of the Vs! Highlanders, to auras I..car,s'..TalV the late Colonel Cgtmbeli. At Kinetalg, the a:th ult. Lieutenant John Sun*. 7st: ment, to Maria, daughter of the late George kuttet tut:, lector of the Cu..twns, DIED. On the 25th ult•lat Interlaken, an SwF zerla !:d, Lead eldest son of the Earl of Allign. At his seat, near Cerk, Alderman Thema. Watrie: • Saturday, suddenly.. Thomas Marriott, Esq. aged a of the Ward of Broad street. and fur nearly Se r- , rs • ' Member of the Curporatiou of Loudon. He was *cited ws; apoplectic Sr whilst at supper at a friend's house. PRICE 01.• tiL. Bank Frock, - 3 per Ct. Red. Atm sprr Ct. Cons. ae alj 8211 1 per Cent. shut VBSI ha& Sack 240 • ladta liondi, WO 115 11: r• Bvdi. Wlk (.204 V. it; (3 4 L) es :Inift• Cons. tor Act. 811}1121it lutstry IlclrssXotl44. pet Ct. 107ial A;al. A.OIIIIU Ai il' LW: • !Alt Motaltvg uun anct _ Aftermxm ..* • . el ••• I .ax• l't *wed mblished by Ltvil. It 2 /14.4. Tesuipit.l4. It the !is. 41 ; ng (be e-i of t • 4 by e rra en they} tr k, wkd e br oth, r nid e , of Is ieten . tkr; • t t•IL to t..e ✓ots, hat e y 11 et et! , •cz, rn a '1, 2 2 r i rev.* le w.l, now tie C 4,4, leJeinz ho t : NA Le tin' Nit 14* Ifs 'Oct :a Ig, tlf Lot to . e ri 4 • lh 4:01 •h,o1 0 , „ e oritt ke< by ic." get,,ty et:a t F [bout arta (oli EETT rdsbire r.ousq ' coonty of 5 -• avatry. I, reagord. z•ig:Jed . • Lit. tom oast, at ED. grocer. and charms, • od Noweiobtr :corr. Atta.:. or Maus. Hi' 1t vridela lican, dealer iber 18, at or., • , Mr las P. rr, ItueUll46. eeper. dealer: ICI, et the , writ. Iteartin, Won ; or Mr. err, litien•dn, • lov. IR, at the 6 . 6 Bens' merebas:, • : rleV^D, at rt, Tbr..z I naerc. i at tareite.l I rosy, PeilcgA y cheeSeM9l:k hal. A..te.ir„ reel[, chews* 1 Nov. s, t: it, locker, 39,1.. tr ward of l'Tic ongt•riori!, hapina , l, Oa* trie, at Cit.t!,;,4l H. :fir lOW a primal Id, at twelerot lave, aad Ana TALL. Tell-street, in , &turd, %. , ttealer. 1 wet - dant, Eli. lebire, &wok , Cb,:ticerrbir. • Argoo !, biome:lnk 4 FRY. at, at elevek. I I ulaant, ito:dig S IV. I, J. ! , 4V 9 , Not udder, et rafts. • ! Ilel bt 1 4 t: it i baguette retott,Y. tb' it 24:11 ul ot :I:vo.!Aut:t ttl" I. ta cult. iSth as .ttor, lob ' 4) t , Lird l!el;, 4 ! a 10 4 gcdot, Del . . 11 rs • Ac lw eised teal* Scl: it lot V. 'boa • )1151 12 1 1 * ton L; .s*-: i a . 1.) 24 211n2r 6 Xi!• ) I D • ancr IlaT, I'•: lei