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SPORTING 'NIEL ► Ipil:CE. ABIN•:DON RACES. rnrso•r, si►r. 8. _ _ Th, Member's 3JI. les all ages. Four sane heals. hir H si.:*Mscgstsd , a $ 1 Mr. 5..0 rs d. C. o.car . . . 1 S 9 M.. D. Fselkeeses hh. Doubtful . . . 11 24, s4lltl DAT. A Sweepstakes ni 1 Jr. melt, Nine Subscribers. Mr. Durand's Master Jockey, by Johnny . . . Ig's Rosario, by Ambrosio . . . . s4nr DAY. A Farmer'. P . • bf Fifty Poettir.• Mr We tworrh'o b. \Ay . 1, . . . Mt. F.Aelet*: R. 5 rlytni Gib . 42 Mr. Slarkl...`i b m. Flighty, ►y Stickier . . Mr.Juirtni's bg. by 1 . 44 . . . dr Vi2Dei.DAY. ,weepotakes of s r . each, wide hCI. add.rl. Tee mile twat: Mr. W. Gricoeserro a. g. Ftnibu7, by Srl Mail , 2 1 I .Ir. Wllkiimm's Or g . 1 2 3 Mr. Bull vies ccbr e .tplrryreen . . 3 4 2 Mr Day% ch t. by per . . . 4 4 4 Itlewhetes It. g. Leve.ler . . . 3 dr FAME DAY. . A Hunt.r% F.rr. P.ords. Mr. Irrterles'a br. g Co , ley. by Irlvvig C,ib. . 1 1 M . Shackle's b. or. F.aloyday Stick:et . . 2 2 N. Jugzios's b. g. by York PONTEFRACT RACES. TU►$P*Y. see r. S. Sweepstakes of 100 each, with 1161..,4 , 1rd, (or hones, kc. of an *Ref ..Fo,lr Sir W. Gertnrs brit. 31,tbas Caesar, 4 yrs °fel . 1 Lute of Hamilton oh Croy by Walnut, 5 yrs (.1•1 Mr. Mellish'. Czar Peter, fi y rs old • pi p..iss a tc..a b. c by Arehdulty. 3 yrs old. pet Lr - 1 aul:ngtou's b h T.•l„ii i ra , , 5 yes wad Pd Mr. ktr.rwilings b. c. Smasher, by Star, 4 yrs old pd bar T. Cisscoighs's b. by Hanits'es..mati. 4 yes old . pd b m 4 un Guy. v , '"W 3 lrot of MP web. leo ft. to, three rear hlds. Colts to es,ry est. Sat.... The last m::0 and three. t• Quitter Ma. I....oscl.ile's Comrade . I Melton's gr. e. Knowsley, by Sir Pete: . Mr. El. Hatvott's brby Pa ttri•u • P 4 M r . %lam% Young Hoorful. M E•poctat:aa . Lortl.Darlirsettan'y br.c. by Aielteluk4 • t ! Mr. Tborapbrates b. c. lltaaby Lad, by listabistonian pd ly t fty Pinmda ir% su by the Gentleman in the tacteblotorhoo4 of Youtefraft, fur huion, Ate. of all age*. lioara, too auks 2114 a hal ...Jett. Mr Sitiryb% en f. Buttercup, by Baningbrough. 3y o 1 1 Mr. Wallttnat.trt's b. c Howie I{e S, 3yn old . . ♦ t Mr. Piekeri bf by Go- ioyarough, 3 yrs old . t 3 Mr. G. hi.tteriorttroNt r.h. h Rodoe, by Hyacinthus, ps oki . . 34 Sagbansugh's e. e. by Bertinglueugh, 3 yrs old dr. ••41404111• •. •L•istabet of 40p with 2Lics. added, for three yam, eld Clem, Sit. 'the het mutt arid three vane re. $4 WIWO eh Sr Timothy, out of Violet Wa:kird over. Mr. MAW. mareale Smuggler • Pd Mr. Wontworth's Iron., by Zacilirialt. darn by Slop e pi Mr+ E Hod/son's boy, by Purest, wit of Ml* Mumea pd Mr. N 6184004% b. by Sertiuglweeirb, eat eiSt. *eh . pd the Gold Oapm.Sweepstakes of toga each, with 20g. added, *w hons, *c. all 'gds. Font Millet Si•athniore's b. c Comrade, by Stamfot4„ 3 )rs old 1 1,1 P. velem% eh. 1 Buttercup, by lioningbviiugh, 3 y.o. T. L; etvvigne's ch. I. Thomases), by Timothy, S y.o. 4411arl.upen's br. c. Trafalgar, by Si, Peter, 3 y. u. dr Mir. Wi.son'a ches. hone, narmert, 4 yrs old dr Mr W. Grraidst br. h. Julius tsar, 4 yrs old dr Mr. L. Hudpores gr. m. PrisciVa, by Uelpini, 6 meld dr Mr. T Dencomoe's b c. Honest Mir, by Beaieglarough, . S yds old . di _ . _ . _ 3 so 1 apt Com-ide, ant 4 to 1 nn Themasini. ' A vary good race. and *ell conteat.4 walla ame wionor by auu•swap. • Stasteartnii Stakes of togs each, for harms, he. that never won plate Of sectritakes. Tll•re Intim To be rode Itygentrenten. kr. Illrandhog's lsr. e. Smasher, 4yn 0 , .1 . . . . 1 Ml. Claarebenain's la eby Sir rbOrllaS . • 2 Mr. If L. Hodgson's bte Nlooreuck, 4 yr, old . . 3 14t. I• H. Smyth'. b.:. by Joe Andrews. b y:s old . . 0 IM C ChoOraondeley's bh. by Y0u.,4 Dion, d . • 0 Mr. T. Sykes b. h. be Pr-Mpugte,o..t or Junes dsue,hter Ser O. T. Varies b. g. I.lake Hum phre, by John Bill pd Mr. Thompsoo's b. h. Srapebre, brother to Stretch . pd Captain BoVer's be. by Noble, 4 7 1, old • • • pd ' The Jerre co ld on!y place Three. rite 4on Smasher. Lord Pol!angrou, Mr. Gaskeil, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. Manes, Me Mulch, asd Mr. T. Duman:be, are .übseribets, but dud slit laze. NdriL INTALLItitNCE. POKESNInt:TH, SEPT. tn. . This morning the Cep.iats sailed, with Mr. Gam bier, tl:e Consul for Lisbon, on board. She sastained !wale tiarnatte in trying to twat down Channel, which Liss been repaired, and she has sailed again, with a Fair wind. A cimir.tl Drury io heintly expe6ted from London; the Last India Convoy will u.il soon after he arriveb, tar wind ticiug fait. Came into harbour the Po.t Mo4oa.—Wind N W. PLY kthETII, SPP 1. 9. . . . Arrived the Hot v.!, of ISi guns, Cayt. Lac.kyer, elf Ler* 211. 4 1.idc ft IldOr, at d the Pt 4:g schr.tocr, from the Wes.,:-.1. Came in the Aia. at lugger, from (3.•rer ey, Boaz. twin Quebec ; an two !):it:T,, vessels from Loth detained by 1.1._ 1 111jei•y's ship Pierer. Lar night sailed to join the •-^l fleet is l'or hay. His Majesty's ship ne guns. Capt. Lechatere i and Mrs fire- • ; also the steorpson brig, Captain Stanfeli. s Velma uth. _ _ DIAL , Sailed from the Downs, this Int ^rorg, His Ma - jetty's ships Ateispe and Trody, with the 'Grocer y &ova. for the South Seas, and the reit of die out - ward-boiled, &c. tinier convey. fa. Pic' th. Arrived, and sailed for the river, C.e L Eng lie, hem New-Y‘nic. Doves, s. el% 10. Yesterday, in the afternoon, a btig transport passed here, trims the we%tward, with :t signal ct distress flying ; ore rrt rn r i;iiote.bniits, in getting ont of the har , li nr, to render her assista: ce, was in very gie.it clangor of hung, hest, it ',lowing * gale cis wind atahe time from the eestwaid, aiid a very heavy s^a hi tore e }IIIOIIIIIIT. • _ . 7 t;it. Jot-. ..st ;re.:li%inq changed, and becnme m• re orturrtite, Large fleet ut vesa?s, :Itch hail teen de4.tir , •tl in the Downs. ttr,itad passtd, under cst -ray at :a Aeon) of War. Arr;ved the hr.,: Xpr rf Dnepr, Popkis, from Itiite. - ens.Paiirti with the above ti_et, tt,r Cnrk tl'e her of anti . tr , r Dover, with coals, from Strode:land ; aosi the Ma, A .vet - - with CRIMINAL AND PAUPER LUNATICS. (Miarassaigillsace, esadased hem a former taper.) Ts Sr. Luke's at any tium wholly occupied with lunatic.? Always. What number will completely occupy it Three hundred. What spate of ground does the balding itsi-lf occupy ? The building is 493 ft. loos. and 301 t. deep in the centre, the wings projeft frost front and rear 66't each. Vhat is the numher of apartments in St. Luke's ? The body of the house consists. on the ground ?bor, of the master's office and closet. the :Tone eary's office and shop, a dining and visiting rooms ; en the one pair, of a committee. physician's. and a waiting-room; on the two pair, of a master's. ma. tron's, and apothecary's chambers, and a work-room ; on the three pair, of fiv.: bed-rooms. There are seven galleries, each of which contain; thirty-tiro single rooms, [Oft. 6i:i. by Sft. rws rooms, twit beds in eaeh. 18tt. tin. by 9ft. 9in. a sitting-room 28ft. by 13ft. a smaller sitting room for get: aaory patients lOtt. din. by Oft. and a servants' room about 17ft. square. There are two attics in the building, containing five mom; each. in which the ether patients are lodged; there are els/two privies, a wash-room. and three straw shafts. N. B. The sitting-room would be better was it wider, and the smaller sitting room should-be larger, one privy, and one straw 'haft would be sufficient. How many kitchens? if but one of what size ? A kitchen 28ft. by 181 t. bin. and scullery adjoining el ft. by 9ft. a sma:ler kitchen 1811. by 13tt. in which the servants dine. Flow many wash-house: ? if but one. of what size? One wash•housr 56ft. by 12ft. one for foul blankets, ss:. 27tt..by 12ft. _ _ N. B. It would be an advantage if the large wash-house WAS wider. How many laundries ? if but one, of what size A drying room I Mt. square, heated by a stove, and a niangling and ironing room `2Gft. by llft. N. 8. This is hardly wide enough s beside the kitchens. St:. above stated, there are on the ground floor, baths, a laboratory. coal cellars, sad water en gine. IVhether the present building is, in your opinion, Whelan:ly commodious for the number and descrip tion of lunatics now specified by you to have ge nerally occupied it ? Yes, with the exceptions above steed. Whether the same sized building, which has com modiously supplied all the waou and comfort, of that number and class of patients now described by you, would have had within itself sufsc•ent accom modation. provided thirty-five of the specified rum ba, of lunatics had been paralytic. and a like num ber of thirty-five had been in a state of bodily weak ness? No; but lam of opinion there will never be more than half that proportion paralytic or out of health. Do net 100 loaatics of a weak and infirm and a paralytic descriptios, require more room, more care, more attendants, and more expense. than the same number. sot jetted with bodily diseases ? Yes; a number of 100 would require two additional nurses. What additional number of attendants would be required, if a fifth of these SOO were paralytie, and otherwise weak and infirm ? One man and one woman. What additional expense is wine, spirits, medi cine, and nourisLing dist, would ten paralytic and weak lunatics require, over and above the same number of ten of that description kept in St. Luke's ? From two to three shillings per week each. What food are the lunatics generally supplied with iu St. Luke's? Breakfast—water gruel, with bread, butter, and salt. Diener—on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, mutton, beef, veal. and sometimes park, with the best table beer; on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, broth. Supper, bread and cheese, or bread and butter, with beer ; a larger allowance on broth days. What is the greatest number of lunatics allowed to occupy one sitting-room? About thirty. What fiise is the room the greatest number oc cupy ? 23ft. by ISit. What is the greatest number of lunatics allowed to sleep in any one room ? Four in a state of re covery. What is the size of the ro'm in which the greatest number sleep ? ?Aeneas feet 4 in. by 9 ft. What site are the beds ? what the cost ? are the bedsteads iron ? The bedsteads are of wood, 6 ft. by 9 f moveable ones. cost 21. 18s. Lied with leaded drawers, Etc. SI. Ss. In general, alter lunatics have been under an uniform management at St. Luke's. is it necessary that one in ten should be under direft coercion It is not easy to average the number of patients in ten that require a continuance of coercion. I think they may be about three in twenty; they are pa tients disposed to injure themselves or others, and are seldom or ever to be trusted with confidence ; much is certainly to be done by management, but it is impossible, on this head, to lay down a general rule; each effort must be adapted to the peculiar in disposition ; it is necessary to check some, to en courage others, wad to animate all with a hope of recovery. . _ Du not a great proportion of lunatic., by a firm and uniform management, and by habit, become tradable ; which lunatics. if allowed to separate and f iilow their own wals, would soon be unmanage able without c , ercion ? Yes, a large proportion. Are there any idiots in &. Luke's, or such like ? They are not allowed by the rules of the Hot- Juan F.sq called in and examined. I have turned my thoughts to the construttion of a Lunatic Asylum. For what asylum did you furnish plates! For an asylum by subscription, for the county of Hereford, for an asylum at Eimer, and for an asylum at Gloss cestcr, not yet executed. _ _ Can you Worm the Committee of the compare tire expetue is buildatg asylums for different nom lk.syt patients 1 . I can. _ Whai would be the expense in building an asy lum, according to Sir G. Paul's plan, fir fifty pa tients in Loudon t Upon the suppositimmthat the building is to be 'reified of brick, that the walls are to to two bricks in thickness, the dining roost 21 feet by 12, the wards 12 lent by 10 legit, and 10 feet in - height, that the Overseei's room is to be 14 by It tha: the doors and ceilings, and walls and partitions, • • we to be Seed with ebn.beswis. dsit &altrs end pat titiona are to be filled in with savr-dnat, to prevent the communication of sound, that the building* are to be covered with slate. with dripping eaves; two water•closets to be erested in each division of ward s the cow will be as under : For the wards and salary L. 7,400 . . . F. , Ur: eating room, tie/swell room, water..claaets, stairs tr. yard, cisterns, and watirr.closois api as , tat.,aig to those ward., exclusive of general offices, . . . . 760 L. 7,760 Supposing the general o/Ecers to consist of the s ific:s desciihed ty Sir G. Paul, in his scheme for the Glqure-tzr Asylum, kitchen. scullery, two I..rders, a pantry, a laundry, and was:: -house, and I q11411:a . catiug-room, and cellists on the basement ; a surgeon or ap:..tisecary's room, a room for his medicin,:s, a room for Isis books and papers, which is also lo serve as a committee-i man ; a hall of insp , :flion, with staircas^ and gai:ery of inspee t;on for the upper wards; a housekeeper's room; a store room, a bread room, hot and cold bath. a waiting room, and a passage of entrance, to 'ue built of the like materi.sls of rite wards. Will cost. toge ther with the bed ro...ns fur the dontessic officers. 5,1001. What will be the eipense of aiding a third ward, to coutilia 15 ? Ou the foregoing dAta, S,B )l. Dr. Wittis called in, and examined. How long have you been a Commissioner under the At of Parliament of 14 Geu. 111. ? About a year and an half. During . that time have you had frequent oppor tunities o f observing the manner in which the pau t )er lunatics are taken care of in the different private maddionses within the distria of London and Mid dlesex.-1 have repeateoly visited the houses within that distria during that time, but in general I hay.: reason to think, that the inspedion of the Com missioners has been productive of considerable tin* provement. Has it in general met with your approbation, or have you observed say want of due are and ma nagement ? lit general it has met with my appro. bation, in some instances 1 have observed the want of attention to cleanliness, and, in general, want of accommodations. Are they in general allowed a sufficient space ? I think in general they are. • What degree of medical attendance do you think necessary in a house for the reception of lunatics ? --In my opinion ) a house should have the daily at tendance of a medical person. U, patients of any particular description require any peculiar accommodation. with respea to their apartments. or to their food. or otherwise ? Cer tainly ; including the paralytic, the infirm, and the violent, require each a separate plan of treatment; the infirm will require a more nourishing sort of fond. and warmer apartments, and separation from the rest of the patients. Arc you of opinion that warm and cold baths are necessary tor lunatic patients? 1 think warm baths may be very useful ; but it can seldom happen than a cold bath will be required. Do you consider it to be at all disadvantageous that a lunatic should be removed to a dtstar.ce from Isis friends t I do not conceive it to be disad vantageous in general. in some instances eveu ad vantageous. ,thers. °nisei , of and Irom Dossr, with coals tram sanderl4std. VA1 • 4011'11, seer. O. Atrie•d this m ming His Nlajesry's cu ter-Srig C beeves. front a etc , r. P. al Ja,t at r 'rm.!, :'re Lc•ro re gur.bris, from off Sapaselso rei,whfcis .!re lea un its t7rh nip • SCUTL'IND. By the Return made to the. House of Commons, in pursuance of order, by the Barons of the Exche quer in Scotland, containing Copies of all Warrants for Pensions to Judges of the Court of Session, or Boons of Exchequer, in that part of the United Kingdom, their Wives and Children, granted ain , ,e the 15th of June, 171 G, it appears that the follow ing Pensions have been granted : • To Lad Contention (Court of Session) in con sideratlao of the suiconder of hia office. and put services, per annum, for Ilk—dated I btli May,lo7 . • 41100 0 0 Lord Unnerveld (Court of Senior') per annum, dent g pkasure...-21st October, 1:1).1 00) 0 0 To Janice Nluirtgoinery, ).q late Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, in Scotland, in COnilderall , lU of the aiiirender of hi. orrice on mecooot of advancLd age and reivces in tile same, for twenty-six years, per annum, rue late M•or ' 18 4 1. , 9,13) 0 0 Robert Smyth, E q. eldest son and ioie Exe cutor of Lord !iletlinn (Court of Semen:rip), cor.atileration of a warrant under the sign Pramual for granting an anneal pinion o f 5001. to the said Lord AI three, en his resinstio.t of office on w count of estierue ill 11441414 hoe who died bef.ire the letters curl.' be paned under the Petra Seal of Scatlaud I Sib May, 1 1 106 7b2 it f• 1 Lord Coll.n (C.nat of Union), per annual, during pleasure, with a reversion of 2401. pet annum, during pleasure, atter ho 4,-coaso, to Mrs. tilary Cullen, his wilc—.44th March, 11107 • . 403 111 8 • Not recorded in consequence of a doubt of the Minn of the Exchequer in Scotland Ad to he legality ; which doubts had been submitted to th. Lords of the Treanary, amain/ further di fiC:loll{ had Wert received. Mrs Jane Prkictiu , n, wit; of Archibald Cock. bum, Esq. then Shentiof the Coons, of Edo,- buten, at,' afterward. (9th M ia. 179(1) ap a Hann of the Exchequer, which Aron lie • till •otouot, etultuj plea /WC 11.U1 a rcreisiosi, lit .a the pension should nut be monied daring I.er life, of b I tier annular to cacti of her 6411 elaughteri s kinabetli, Matilda. NLlfilATei., and Ann Cock burn, or to such of theta as Il bull be theif ing and unmatticd—edi Aug 1:99 • 2:11 0 0 A Wet tom knaloil to Mr COCL.WI 1. Wilith 11 directed ar crass and detetionie MI the r.tli Jai?. 1739. To Mos INef.Y.l fh rympte , d. .ghter of Lnid cnliall (Court of SmlsAlle I) nei.eitsrd, pet an. num, doling pledsurd, Yd of July , 1790 • 100 I) • T , J Mn. Islar ; :.r.t Swinton, widow of toil Si.inton (Court in tsiodii.n) itst dnn during lilt-adore, wish the rtv.ssi .... of the .sunt, dot ing plitanirw, If u.t .klartnntwl beoie ilte nt ct-tse of Mr , Swinton ' w he. danglitert Mae gsr.i, Mat t , Isabella, Flamm, and Alin 3 MIII. 4th July, le 0 . 330 0 0 To Isere fields. Oilrytopie,widiinv Davii Dalrymple, of per ant.tins, during Vedsore. 1140, I.klobwr. 13tki . . 100 0 0 To Mrs. Catharine Moir. widow of William !slim, lam one of the &Inns of Excheqoer in Scotland, par during pleasure. lot July, Id . . 100 0 0 To Mr.. StltgAret toss, widow of the late Lord A k igt ids (12nort of Seasiso), per deo. dosing ple.sure. Lid 4/dholea, lIWI . • 900 • 0 itArtr. • COO! latefriAMlOC. Stn. 11. Thiffroolkarcisais of Wharf, this def, ove boo si r . lel essiplu alms supply 3 Wes io, okio orris am hos* ef,ci but sop own Iwtpriors. one.llVoll t fi e ", arise. 1.114 trey PNlPiritualer. lowa of Owl two k and S. pe , 4 „.. ter armor. l'Mra are very kr *nit int du which are in shad supply. seJ tbst picas of artkelv quoted at as whams of okay Ss. per gasser. le Flour variatiou. CURRENT PRICE AF GRAIN. 4111. 641 t Tick &N . 48 s . 53. Fine 716 0.1. I ..... Rye (Z 4:,) 41Is. 04. Polaitels ...... BaileyMit. 40a 04 Pewee ditto ... Malt OO.. 74.. Od Rape Seed ...... 241. White Peas 956. 111% 0 Flee Grew Peas S R, 62.. 04 second. ........ Iteens 54. tPs Od The Cant Inspe va i34l T 4.7.4....i eur . .da ttto. ;, 4st i i Whet, II !f i , )14 . Mirky, pl.r ir o.lti t.O 9r•t to t , 24 —4 7 PbtICIL ii HUP&. SACS. toeless . Kos/ 6l Os to 61 Os Kent 5l Irt to 1 . 3u55ex.....51 Os to SI 10s SUltilel 51 19# I, r., Essex 51 Os to 51 /Os Venhue.....ll —s /3 !.... Dt.ty lakl at 1.80.000. PRICES UF HAY SATU I ANI.) SfRAW, sr. 'suss's. srisracias ts . Hay.... 41 Os a 61 Os Od its, ...... 41 IL a 6 Sus's.. ... 21 2. a 21 !la Od ti cs N ti s rua w ,wq . . .:: .. i, 6 2 1 511 7: 4:4 2ro, S%firliFIFT.D MARKET, Sary.ll. This day's market affirdeil but a scanty supply 4ir e kinds "(caul.: Beef, Ilifirtun, Veal, and Lamb, are c , .i than our last reline I. Pork is dearer ; and tile trade itt go: wav soinewl.at flat. The sale; an the Haymarket 'we lively. y and CIOWN lure 00111,011 In pr.ce Mn.,, ekaiket—Stow i :eichid lag p.ice —th e foillaing as rate statentent tt.• prices and ouitibers Tu si , ,k the al presume of 1111). Beef 4s NA to sc, (H Kr. ‘n or Ulf D , Mutt0w....4.. Cd. to 44. Ind it uvs .. Vr31.......64. O. to 7d. Gd thee;, and Lainks....:,, Lamb,..... 5.. Gd. to 6.. GA I C.Orts Pork tis Ga. to 7s. fp!. Pt.:* SNUTHEIELD HIY NI !!!,.i:r. HIT . 9l. 3 , ; t, CI. os Cd. Straw • - I. O. to 31 ti. CL r_ CiOVCr NEWGATE AND I.EADENH 11.1. fkitV.4l's. By the Carcase. M►L 3. 01 to 4. 44 I Vcal. 46 0•! t-6 5. Mutton 4. 414 to 54 (J.: P0 , k.......4 , 81 t, J. Leto', 4.. C 4. to 5a I I. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, pia stoit; 2s. 81 to f.'s Middlints ls 41 to 2.. Ordinal .... .. Is. Its to 2.. NS.tricet Calf — HI. 6d. Eiglash Wires Lrieb Skins Shestlinv ls Gd to es. COAL.MA :KITT, Sart. 11. Ships at Market. Snld. Pries. D') Nawcaittat 3l 39i 3d. a 52. 04 3 .. Sundrtia6.4.... Y 47s Od. a Od 1 .. St,ne . 0 Od. a Od 2 .. Cal tern MEETINGS OF CREDITOttS, AT OUILDHALi TSIS CAT. Hum Butcher, Ilyths, sadd!et Thomas Ward, Wu of Oxford market, Middlesex, W. . _, hir.rliancSer . . Mary Cockerd, Certain-road, Shoredlicts, N"...idlomm., chair-man ufacturer • . 2 Ja•ues Furs*, Gamell.stres, Middles's. brass.lounier Y DIVIDENDS. Joh,' Robert Sherman, IngrAm.court, Fenetteremsftel, . .. . _ .. . Leedom, shipowner . Samuel Yeah's, Woad-street, Lawton, merchant (ferny lAyten Lomas, lase of Throgrounon-araet, London, ineurtacc-brAter . . Stafford GM, late td Lambeth. marsh, Surrey, desk, to hom •es •. . . beitjamin Fisher, Winton street, Male, Sotrettwask, Surrayorictualler . . . CERTIFICATES. Thomas Brayshaw, of the city ofYork, grow, tallew•elistoo ler, dealer and ehapmasi. Thomas Grover, of Kingston-upon-Thames, its the cowl!, of Stoney, postmaster, dealer and ehapman. Wiliam Dowling the 'imager, of lienstridge, id the teem!' of Somerset, dealer an•l ehapinan. George R•o., of AJdlc•lfill, in the eitv of London, 6.4 lab: of Paccad.lly, in the counts of Wading:, eim-seit• chant. DIVIDEND PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, rlll Se AAAAA PixT. John Pon. !Talbert, Neweastle-ueols-Tyile, flimflam . I PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. per Cent. Consols 5 per Cant. Navy Im e wial 3 pm Cent. Omnium I prrm. Ro.ors par. Potehoouer par. 34.10.14. Estinsit Lottery YLekets.. •101. 13.. Couso r., T. RI It , . 4, C. wI 1311, Rock-Broke , . Chilly inet 9, ettaimpOuvi. • :t j , Clt4 ,1 4 of tic ik tr hl;. (4, ss. €4 1 1,. of 4 • t e t ~1 D4r. • • 1,4 ••••—••• t . bcD cA 1. 4 Id ri 14 W. S 'll 2 12 S IS 15 COURSE (IF EXCHANGE, SSP?. 11. ' Amsterdam .... 95 II 2 U. Venice m me •:. i Ditto at Sight.. 99 1 Maple: -42 i Rotterdam .... 11 4 ? 11. L.:bon .641 I lismburgb .... :54 '2 2 ',l ~ Oporto ..t.4 i Altmla 34 ;I 211.!. Dutiliu Paris 1 Amy's late d 4 6 Cork l.l 1 I)itto 24 10 2 U. lIVIIION. I Rordeaux Martini -,n paper. and Ears per os. -- - I 16. t..., SO ctraza. New 1./ea.:onus.. -- - a Palermo. •. • • t Otto 33 effect. s :re, in Ban .... •-•- - I /40aoa 93 Ne Louis rich .. - - - 1 Legharn 50 ' Agio M the Rank on Ha , ' '.• 1 Germs ...- - L. - 1 _______ MARRIED. In December het, at the home 4 'amen Henry Camd I , E•cg at. MaO.Fia, Charles Marsh, Esq . Barri•ter at LAIN. '.. ' ru.:are of the Somme Court 4Jimil...vture at that 7.ea1 . . • o:1 Judge Admeate General to the Army, to Men lt , • • • laughter of 'Almon Leen. Esq. of Rid:gooey, Southaru,••- .• nkArtis. i On the Sib instant, avid 20, Woe Marq.'ot Flame. c .:, t ds”a:lter of Colonel Ogirt., et Walton 'spun l'hamea, 5.: , -• a Thuridav, at her Mthee's haute in Caradsu.pi..ce, SL t' I Mi., habella Courtesimr, second daughter .4 Csloucl Cos::: 6 nay. II A few days am at Huh, evil 69, M' r. John Marsioll. ,' a of Cottinglism. He heel-di the greeting part of Ms r ..,,,.. • g , nn4rutog of several hundred gmends, to the Me.. 4.: . a Churchwardens of St. Marrs In He ll . the pars!. of he . d Cettlnghani, sad several adPining vintages, fat the use : L poor, to be laid set in Mead. 0 I 1111:11 WATER, Tiles UAY, AT L.454, , ,01-0. , i 1) . 1 a a M0rn....3/ as.n.after 10.. i Even..ll two after .... *. . LONDON' :...I , trito - 111. 'G.-DAVIDSON:I4.2:I7, Um, ' C smart. 6..W.A3'011, Covont.gstdcn, and publi-lied st 1 '1 Oflice, N. 15. Bleb et St. Clements Church, 'used, !: :. w.srucic of No. 7. 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