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SPORTING Isrsz.L.K.ENCE. nriGirro#, 1, r. UNLIDAV. " fat year isf Ilsc revered Pelisse% •Stakes, of *'gs. (fur t" yisn , for horse* to be wanted by eight d'elesek the seaming before running, each year: four year • •14nast. 711 fiat 'car 014111, SO. 71b. *IA car olds, sod. and gad, gat. Jib. Nimes allowed 31b. Your miks. The ..riser to be Auld fur iOogs. if demanded within a otiarter of an bout lifter the race, the owner of the second horse being first entitled, Six His R. H. Duke of kork's Tim, 3 mold ...r. J. Taylor names gsarnagl., late Impostor, 6 yrs old 11r. F4:fluor amines Mk C. browns Lkkille, s yrs old 3 31r. Wyealltaites b. c by Ambrosio, 4 yrs. old The Somerset Stakes of 50p. earls, h. R. fur fun- yr. olds, ,st. 71b. free years old 51b. Om yr. old, est. tolb. and aged, Bat. 131 b. Four miles. Mares idloired 31b. Hones lowa is Ireland 71b. 1 .1 Jersey names Meteor*, Reits .0 r. DSO It • b booty, 4 yes old fl Cgremout's Canopus, 5 yrs Wr M. Hub is a subscriber, bet did sot name. 3' .R. 11. the Prince of Wakes be. b. B.r David, ord. • pd .1, Ladbrukea Master Jackey, I yrs old • P 4 11. Ferosor's hr. c &igloos, 4 yes P 4 Hippireampaa Makes of sogs each, h. R. for three year •Id cults, sat. Stb. and fillies, est. The wiinier of the Oaks, Await, or Pavilion Stakes, to carry 71b. • :ra. Tbe-New coUrSe. ..3rotrat's b. f. by Guhanna, dam by Sir Pcter, out of ‘l,4ble, walked wee . ::rat 'fishers' Prince of Wales's by. Necromancer lid 3:i. Ladbrokes eb. c. by Tedly, out of Ramerkia pd IA °oboist's br. f. by %corm, oat of Drowsy pd Mr. Lake' , " ht. c. Nelms, brother to Komi» —'---b. e. hy Gouty. out of Mademoiselle Fifty Pouuds for three year olds, 7st. lA.—four year olds, sat. t i ii.. and live year olds, 9.1. 71b. A mintier of a Plato or SWel *maks; io tso7„ to carry 3113. extra, of two, ylb., mars. Mares ;allowed 311 s. nista, the uew course. • Not rya fur. lIGHTON. TrzaDAT, JULY 6. Ila Hunter's Stakes of ags each, fur Horses brrd in the uwauea of Radnor, Hereford, sail Salop, carrying Inst. Gentlemen ciders; 4-swik beau. Mr. &vies b. g. by Transit, a )rs old., walked over. WTD - NtiD•T, . _ Fifty pounds for sU ages_ _ .c.railc heats. Mr. Coalhoortes ch. c. gooses, by Verustor, 4) ra old t t Mr Gnomes ch. g. *war per The Easaspatakes of top each ware warhed toeer for, by Mr. (iotallioura's ch. c. Romeo. TOTNES. TU2lloelr ' JULY 19. Fifty pm': free fur ail horses, at-. 3-mile beats. Mr. Webb'e is g. logien*, 5 yrs old, est. sib Mr. Weir's eh. g. Woodcut, aged, est. a rib 9 I 2 Mr. Coward** b. g Canterbury, aged, est. i Ob. .... 3 3 3 Mr. lieusposea's br. g. Andrea, aged, wt. 1 ilb. .... a dr TORWAD•i, ♦ Han4lestp Itowpstakc: 01*sg; each; *go& %eds. Copt. Hardings eli. g Su Hugh, lust. alb. Copt. Weir's b. g Cersterbur., lust. Alb. ler losedsoiVa hr• d. Andrew, I sot. 61b. EC HA H. etCOIID DAY. Tervankres Lora, apt Mr. F. CrwreVe Dostam, sop. SSC am. b. INTELLIGPNCF EXTRA. FIRST SPRING AIIiETING, tete. WTDIILIDAT. *ire veer of a renewal of the Newmarket Stakes of sop deb, b:ft . fur colts carrying est. 71b. fillies, be. sib. D. M. air C. leathery mums IA Steven's eb.c. by Caliente, oat of Rifles& 1.4 Gniavroor's b c. Don Carlos, by Ceserio, nut of Nike. b. c. Dvo Pedro, by (csaiu , out of Popinjay's br f. Donna Voila, by Crrarin, out of Hind. D. of Grafton's c. by Waxy, out of Penelope. c. by Whiskey, out of Si &fowl. Ge. Gower names Mr. Goodismon's bl. f. hy Alexander the Great, dam by Trumpeter, graudam by li.ghtlyer. IA F. G. Osbo,nt's b r.. brother UP Scar. 14r. Wilson's brother to tip tune. LAG. H. Cavendish's e. by Waxy, out of Mrs Candour. I.d Jersey's brother to Cisail. fby Sorcerer, oat Poka's den. Mr. K111CP91211 . 11 p. v. Jc;oleusin, by Guhanus, out of a sis ter to Alree's doin Elnes's Ir. c. b Ilainbletonian, out of Mary, by High ' art Mr. Lake's e. by Gobaena, oat of Active eh c. C.IIIWICUS, by Sorcerer, dam by Alexander, out of a siert- to Tickle Tuby IA Stowers broftirr to Sir David Mr. R. Wilsofi's b 4 f by Young tiliskey, out of a Trot:Ta te utare, bought of Mr. Curtis Cul. Childers's v. c. brother b.• Vorleigh Men. Grosvcoor's c. Rsuraquia, by Cheshire Cheese, out of the dam of Welsh Fuif.letr Gen. Gruevenor's f. Spell, by Sorierer, dam by Mark Ar thony, out of Nirisette Sir F. Standielr's f. by Mr. Tesz!^, dam by Volunteer, out . of Storer Mr. Lloyd's c by Goltaans, o •of a sister to Wheatcar, SECOND SPRING MEETING. rr•N Y. S reGrstakes of .2,11 gs rat h, L. it. for colts carrying est. 41h. t CIS . .%4 M 14 Staireirs r. by Gratorm, nut of Ringrair Iwl Jers-y's e h) Sorcerer, r.ut of Ipswich's dew Mr. Lisp d's e (r*bae**, •13t ors sister to Vithertese. The Lady of a new-made Knight being" asked to drink a glass of wine, rerust.4l, because her physician Lail put her upon a regimens, which was to drink 'at.., " Then, Madam," raid Mr. ♦l. dertuan Matti, •• 1 ptcsuoie yon belong to thi Cold4tscam. The Abbe St a' r.s bein„oinfor.ned tha: Rawszt.t. was 6011 e to the baths of La Plembiare to take the waters, observed, " That man is always lokieg something or other." . At the late meeting of the Kent Society for the Encuunt:;eineutof Agriculture and Industry, Wit t..4ll PLIMIAv was awarded two gxixeas fur having . brought up tea of . ..fifteen children, and Mr. FRAN.. ear, of Canterbury, fife gitiocaa for a curs gelding of tao years old ! As Gi i ,or are so much in fashion, and as the /hirers are aest•reinarkahly caltiniis, they should be informed of whit Mr. liumistnr. recently said when he ti ss invited to take a ride in one of these vehicles, vie. " Nos thank you, L hare at preseut 'tee i liiig-Potients under my flirts" . LILA week, as *carriage loaded ni9t timber, be longing to M. YttaTe..of Bridgnorth, was passing the Cruseshousea,, near that town, he view a child asleep in a rution our side thwroad, whteii he tank lip awl plareti•out of danger; but, melancholy to relate, inioft)cr child, who was asleep in the opposite rat, I\ as „uocolrierred by Mr. l'a..yrr, the owuer, who eon. attending Isis trana,:emloinfortmaately the fore-wheel of the cirrsega posasilsover the child's body. mid caused its immediate death. The Coro ner's I aquea sat on the body, and returned a vet , - stict or---.Jecihrotal silnEwsnvnv rLicrrox ro 7Ylt EBITOII OF TILE BRIM! PRESS. IlteketM haying given iverrnissiop to pnlilisit the carreupoudenre between Li n and the 800. Thomas Kellum, I therefore mcluse you toe kttcrs, arid rvimet you writ insert the same in your urxt paper. I am your obevliegt servant, Saador.:, tag I, taut. JOHN COPLUCT. HON. MR. KENTON TO MR. RICKETTS. Sin—lnclosed I send yon copies of expressions said to have been used by Mrs. Jones to three differcut maims, which torus the ground-work (with other corroborating evidetwe) of the injury Mrs. Curiae believes she bas sustained (rout Mrs. Jones. The questions which I apprehend will be sufficient for our consideration, as referees, are two ; namely, tint, whether soy expressions hare been sued or repurteset on foot be Mrs. Joues to the injury of Mrs. Corbet's character ? and neemadly, whether such expressions or reports can be justified ? lam requested by Mrs. Corbet, in rrturn for the papers I hare the honour to send you, to 'desire that a ropy of her notes • to Mrs. Jones may also be transmitted as soon as pessible to me. I cannot close this withont spin repeating ray wish that you will consult your own convenience in naming the place and time we are to meet on this nofortunate affair, as I am nut aware that I am likely to bare any engagement fur some time. Your humble servant, THOMAS KENYON. • Copies of then nuts havesev es tsee;stnt: MR. RICYETT'S •Nbl/Sit T 3 NOE MR. KENYON. .16 llt —Alas Junes basin had reason to expect me for some days at 14 oylske did not forward the letter on its arrival which you iuelotiCal under cover for me; I therefore did not receive it till yesterday. I learn Downing this day for Chester, and shall proceed to lloyln:v to-morrow or the day following. As soon as I have seeu Mr. and Mrs. Junes, boa shall bear from me in answer to the subject of your communication. I beg to express my thanks for your repeated wish of con. salting my coavenience as to the time and place of our fu ture meeting. I am, Sir, , Tose obedient humble servant, Down*, Oct. 10, Mr. E. J. RICKETTS. SECOND LETTER FROM MR. RICKETTS TO HON. MR. KENYON, IN ANSWER TO IDS FIRST. SIR—Os considering the substance of y one late rimiest- Ideation, I beg to suggest to you the propriety of furnishing the whole of the corroborating proof to which your letter refers, previously to our entering in any shape into the me rite of the charred It must be our =steal wish to begin oar unpleasant tt.', of investigation in such a way as to se cure • speedy result ; in order to allay as soon as possible whatever sensations may have arisen Ilsm misrepresents. Sion or fallacy, touching this unfortunate hasimis ; a com plete and perfect statement of Mrs. Corbel's cause of com plaint is 1 corwreire best calculated to insure this object. Had the letters* of which you wish a espy been in Hrs. Jonea's peasessuei,dsis cover would have conveyed one to you, but being at Clamps Ledge it cannot be furnished till her arrival there. I any Sir, Year obedient hatable smwant, Hoylake, Oct. 13, t So 7. E. J RICKETTS. • Copies olds* letters alluded to have never been sent. MR. [LISTON TO MR. RICKRTTS. RIR—I have this moment received your letter, and would with pleasure comply with your request of senriing the differ ent papers relative to Mrs: Corbet, was it practicable with any degree of certainty ; tM fact however is, they are much too numerous to be forwarded in the form of a letter, as they at this time occupy the whole space of very small trunk. I am the mom ear/ upon Ibis point, as the three state ments I have already had the honour to send contain the total of Mrs. Curbera canoe of complaint, and the remaining papers in my posamaion are merely strong corrolimatiug proofs of their truth. In addition to this also I flatter myself your wish to again On the papers Ton mention will ceases, whoa I assure you that nothing has, I believe, been added to the papers you have already seen, and which I understand Mr. Junes has had au opportunity of seeing likewise. As the tertninatlon of this unfortunate affair cannot but be desired on both sides, I hope you will not think use troublesome if I suggest, that the sooner we meet (after you can obtain Mrs. Jones's papers) the better, as we shall both deservedly be blamed, sh ou l d we suffer any unnecessary delay. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, THOMAS KENYON. MR. mcarrrs TO MR. KENTON. Stn—ln asking fur copies of all papers which have any relation to the charges brought by Mrs. Corbet against Mrs. Jones, I am actuated principally by the motive of preventing if female a lengthened and tedious discussion. Certainly, though the papers in question are described generally by you as (ceding only to corroborate the testi mony in chief, nevertheless, if they are even fur that pur pose to be brought forward at a future period, instead of the present, their perusal sad consideration mast seroue.r or later become indispen•ably necessary. Unless, therefore ,it is understood that these papers are to be waved altogether, I & 'l, that, in justice to Mn. Jones, I ought to ask for a sight of then,: if their naulteity is an impediment to thei r being all copied, I cou ld wish to have permission to peruse them, and to male extracts or copies at my pleasure, at whatever place may be convenient to you for that purpose. Mr. Hued has bs-eit kind enough to offer me acconnueola teems at his boos,, and 1 intend being there on Tuesday or Wednesday uest, I shall stay with him the two folios* ing' doe ee, and shall be happy to devote the 'nominee of either of them to the shore object, if you will leave the kindness to favour me is lib a line, addressed to me at Boreatton, ironing the time ems) place must suitable to yourielf. am, Sir, Oct 21, Ino7. Your obedient bumble servant, Meaford, Stone, Staffordshire. E. J. RICKEI TS. SIR. KENTON TO MR. RICKETTS. •Ntn—l shall be happy to slicw yuu all papers in wry pea scsuun yon 'nay wish so are, mistier to Mrs. Jones if you still take the tro u bl e u i ndimg over here on Thursday morn ii.g from Eoreattoe, marl retreat you will sake what ex ts from them yon may think proptr i and am, Sir, Tour obedient hatable serrant, Oct. 57, 5507. THOMAS KENYON. • This letter was sent to Str. Ricketts, at Boreatton, and he came over in consequence to Prado, where hr passed several hours in reading and gating extracts; fur the shale of HAI Cambers cam was .Id before him, me he ma kr& l 0 bims.'li. U. RICKETTS TO MR. KENYON. • Rut —As you asoatiotied at our last interview that there ware one or two other papers with which you-might possibly be furnished in support tithe charges against Mrs. Junes, I take the liberty of regneeting to know if you bare yet received them, or if I ma au consider t►at what 1 lave seen egad as in possession of onnprisie the whole of the materials to whii h the accus3ticia against ber is to be sustained. I ain. Sir, your obrdicat litnible servant, Eaton, Nov. a s 17. E. J. RICKETTS. To be iiiewm;=„modiucd. ' The Dani,li privateer, captured by the Rogali‘t, hat; arrived at Dover. The I)rie esusiers, laden with 164 pipes of wine, seal Cie Marianne. laden with 3 1 ,0 tons of hemp, are take n and carr i e d into Christiansand. • On Sunday 'venial* last, from eight to eleven o'clock, t . Ire was a severe tempest and heavy rain in the neighbourhood of Billy St. Edmund's, some of the lashes of lightning were extremely vivid, daring about eleven o'clock, a tenement, with the elauleiter-house and other out-buildings, occupied by Mr. ROBERT SUMNER, butch er , o f Exsung, were set on tire. h a shoat time the whole of his pralines ‘vere consumed, with nearly all his furniture, clothea, ilac. but by the vigilance of the inhabitants, the flirt iier pmgressof the flumes wa s prevented. Report stito, that some pteanistx were likewise dolt eyed taear Dun rialuidge. L'lrEitrcENCE. AVIRM 3. Arrived the Ralph, Nicholson, trauspert, (Mae of the Expedition), leaky, having been rua foil of.— The Ai.ister reports, that several others have re ceived tlionage by the lute squally weather. Sailed with the trade for Newfoundiand, Que bec, and Halifax, the Iphigewia of Sti wins, Capt. Lambert ; and the Minaret: sloop of war, Captain Horoby, with Mr. Drat on board, for Cadiz, ac companied by the Champion - frigate. Capt. Craw ford, having on board 10u,u00 defiers. for the ser vice of the tyosips. • . To-morrow the Centasiou of 50 guns, which is going to Halifax as a guard-.liip, will go out of bar ar.—Lady Prevost sad family ao oat in her. PLYMOUTH, ♦UG. This morning arrived the Tnroshend packet, Captain 4:4' sek, from Comma, which place he left on Sunday last, with dispatches, the nature of which had not transpired, but are eonjeeturtd to be of great, importance ; also the Joseph cutter, from the Channel fleet. Sailed the Decade, of 36 guns, Captain Stuart ; .Mediator, of 36 sous, Captain Bla rn ey ; Peacock, of 18 guns, Captain Yeake ; and the Ranger trans port, all for l'ortsmouth ; and the Woo/wick store ship to the westward. Last night the Sr. Alban's, of 64 , guns, with abirit .?.0 sail of transports, under convoy, put back, add sailed- again to-day with a fine wind at north-west. P 1154.111 by from Torbay, the Channel fleet, con sisting of 7 sail of Out hue, to resume their station off Cshant. • TORBAY, Auemcr 2. Sailed the Channel Fleet, under comuntand of Admiral Duckworth, fur their station otf Brest.— Wind N.W. DOS ER. AUGUST 3. Caine into harbour the Tartar Custom-house cuter, of Dover, Worthington; and the Lice/y, ditto, of London, Smith, from a cruise.; also an American-built schooner, mounting six carriage guns, with upwards of .30 hands, under Danish co lours. She ha.l besides, for a deception, six wooden forms, resembling guns, culled quaker., which, ut a distance gave het a very formidable appearance. She was captured by the Roguint gnu-brig, on her passage from Oottenburgh, and was in chose of the Gottenturgli packet, Capt. Hamilton, when the Royalist hove in right. On observing the }wig, the privateer mistook her forge mendiantuian, and leav ing the packet bore up for her. On nearing the Royalist, however, and receiving a shot from one of her guns, she struck her colours directly, having too late discovered her mistake. Came in this day the Lion, of Scarborough, Davison, with coals, for Doter; and the Liherty, of and for Dover, Alien, with coals. Sailed the Charlotte, of Dover, Watson, with sundries, from London and Dover, for Oporta ; and the Nymph, hired armed cutter, of this place, boxer, on a creme. DE•I., AUGUST 3. Arrived His Majettrs ship Perthion, from Got teriburgii; rdu C'racker, from a cruise.—Wind N.W. Extract of a letter received by a respectable merchant in this city, from his son in Micant, dated June 9, 1808: •• You sr ill, before this roaches you, have heard of what has occurred in this country, and the rascally wanner in which Bonaparte behaved to us--liut now I think he will pay for all his sins ; his conduct to the Kings I need not mention. The first rising was in Madrid, on the ed ult. which w'ss only a partial thing, by a few of the mob, who killed upwards of 1700 French ; the French pa pers say only twenty or thirty.fell, but you may de pend on my statement, for I have it from good au thority, and about eight hundred Spaniards; in the latter are included 300 that were afterwards shot by order of Murat, with the most unheard-of cruelty and barbarity. This, naturally, with the preceding occurrences, joined to the utter ha tred the Spaniards have for them, disgusted the whole nation, which remained quiet till the abdi cation of Charles to Napoleon was made known, whcu immediately on the arrival of the post with the news in Carthagena and Valenti., they rose up mid declared they would obey no Sovereign but Ferdinand the Yllth. They, u well as the rest of the nation, instantly took tire and declared war against the French, and enl:sted every unmarried person front 16 t' 40, of which' age I am sure there is not one but is a ider arm•, a al at his post. From this place 2 5;0 nut young feil..ws hawd marched to Almauza, wit :re the rendezvous is for this pro vince, and is now well fortified. " It is impossible for you to cone: ice the en thusia.nn and patriotism with which this people is animated ; and to give you an iastance of it, I shall mention a circumstance that happened here a few day. ago : about three o'clock in the morning, • report war 'Tread the French had made a land ing in this neighbourhood; every one dew to smut, and was it not for expresses that were immediately east about the country,, to say it was false, there would have been, in less than el lOUs, upwards of 50,000 men in this ace ;as it was very n e ar 10,000 had arriv e d. Y ester day's post, from An dalusia, brought the news of a party of French, under the command of General Dupont, beinfeen tirely defeated at • place called 3lansasianes, 2000 of whom, in their flight, have been taken prisoners at Lorca ; the particulars are not yet known—God prosper the good cause. In Valentin, a suspen sion of hostilities has been signed between this province and England, with Captain Dunlop of the English brig of war the Dregos; the other provinces will immediately follow the example— every one here is desirous to see au English vessel come in." A letter from Commis, dated Jolv 14, says :1-- " From a person unived here from Madrid, which he left at noon on the 30th of June, a e learn, that no more than 6000 French *troop* reirusined suar tered there, exclusivelxofes6o sick in the lio.pitals, who, for the greater part, weie brought there wound ed ; that on the day previous to his departure, (the itilth of June) between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, Mllesr had teken his departure from that Court, escorted by 400 men selected from the Imperial Guard, and the best horses; that he was proceeding, lying on two mattresses, in his carriage, and very infirm, which gives colour to the report of his death." IttillACT.oll A ?ATTE% fto3l IPAT WRITTEN By A Iliftatal NT, DATiiil CAbEZ, JUIN 4. " A most extraordinary revelution has take 4 place in this country . is a very short titan,--i t general and regular ruing of the whole people, ea Irras4e, has been rtiected without th e l east di,. order or party uniutoSity, and set eral traitors, eluding our Govettior,llave.breu put to death fur • their attachmeot to the enemy, cud nothing is now heard in all quarters of the:kiiigdons but the diu of urine and warlike preparations—net er was so ma c h enthusiasm displayed, or so bald u eliaructer at once exhibited Ly a nutiou.-I'his tow* clone Ism furnished above anon volunteers; the army of Se_ Mlle, and the other leree of three thousand men, to form a National Guard, l'olll posed of the principal *inhabitants, to gene when the garrison tal es th e field. We are exercising casittunidly, and ou r progress is moat surprising. I hav e the htittour of being a serjeaut. Bunineas has Owen way to th e great imputieuee end enthusiaent of the people t o shake off the French yoke. There are shout 6 at Goon British troops at Fort St. Mary, under the command of General Spencer, who wish to try their skill against the French army of about 8000, en treuehed near Cordova, but the Spaniards wi t h ulout to have! he honour of doing the business, and we expert every hour to tear of their surrendering at discretion, or being:put to the sword. In every putt o f th e kingdo m deeds of the most Isomd kind have been performed, and, excepting attsladrid and Barcelona, the French have been exterminated, and there is now a fair prospect that the whole of Spain will be tirade.; of them ; yet the arming of the in habitants proceeds with unremitting- ardour, to in sure the issue, be_ being" prepared - in the event of fresh armies tint:hug. their way through. Frauce, such is the attention of Government at Seville to military afthirs, that all other concerns are disre garded. Notwithstanding our truce-with Eneland, there meths vessels come in to load, but I hope to hear of some soon from your quarter. Our harvht, thank God, proves to be ono of the most abundant known here for many years, consequently we will require no supply of yeah. Our commerce with our celonies will soon revive with renovated spirits in consequence of the peace with England, and Irish linens will be in great deirand." CORN EXT.TIANGE, ♦gaUST 4. The market, this day, has a usiddang iapply of {Vilest amid the trade lirwy in salts, - at soatenhat4esii prices. Mar ley and Malt fuctoste bet Rale. Fte,us• of tip two likewise. Wl,te Peas, if Ilse new crop, now come to hand, act! this week am ninth lower. Shore are toidtubin supplies of Oete ' and this trade in ipotesi nearly at last prices. li s p. Seed is higher, sad in Roue b u t little wariatius. CURRENT rkicl: OF GRAIN. Wheat us. 6v. 78..1 Tick Deans .... 6nsi6.en. nue ditto nos. ass: Oats aCs , 41. 4116 R4M. 4611. 128. I ..... 470. 4111 i. ed. Bneley.. ..... ...4le. 4 ev.od. Malt .... White Peae!be &TOMS. INA. they Peas .. 531. bus. Beaus.. 61s 675. .4. Potatoc ditto —s. ro sos. ud. Rape Seca a I. 401. oh Fills Hoer ....Lies. 60d..-s. Seconds MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. X. I. _ Joke Williams, Alderst etc-street, victualler - 3 pr Charles Delaboyde, Esher, Surrey ; and of the Hay. market, Malkin:sex, rectifying distiller - 3 PS Robert Pere, Wattide , Lot.doe, haberdasher a 11 Edward Mason, Great Swan-alley, Coletnan.street, carpenter - - - 3 12 Robert Arnold Haab, Sloortields, London, •anc , titmice - - - 3 10 - John Elam, Bright brimstone, Sumas, carpenter 3 10 Samuel Davis the yuuuger, late of Ilford, Essex, shop keeper - - 3 1 John Davey, Curtain-road, Shorediteh, London, car per tee - - - 3 1 Witham Goodenough, late of Hampstead-road, Mid dlesex - 3 10 Lerman Joseph Leifman, Nev-street, IS ishopsgate street, London, roorchent . . 9 le Thomas Bcckwit's, Coitinercial-road, Middlesex, coach-maker - - - - 2 1 James Stand ' Little Pulteney.strect,. S. James's, tallow-chaniller - - 9 14 - Wi11 . 0.n2 Gray, St. John.street, Middlesex, Aar maker - - g - - Geo,-;:e Harrison and John Watson, Vobleetreet, Cbeapside, London, hosiers . . 2 Thomas Lovell, Shiwcititch, be - - 1 John Pepper, late of Rumford, Esse:, wirtnonei I John Owes Parr and Thotetta„Chase Patrick, late of Saffolk-lane, Loads's, insurance-brukars DI YlO EN US. George Dodson, Kendall, Wirettaorlar.d, grocer - John Yew Griffith, l'iorthamietmdirrosees, City-raid, Middlesex, itockbroker - - - James Roxburgh, late of Wiachester-street, London, insuiance-broker - - - John WOW I ixian, Crescent, Minories, London, ship and insurance-b.-utter - - . Peter Wartinimer, St. Janire•-etreet i wuehoneesson Howard Spicer, :Valdez', rte.:, draper . - Moses Agar, lets of Austin-Friars, bet sow of City chambers, Loadeatislaip-oweer - ' CERTIFICATES. - Jame. 11filiiates, of Brietol, broker. Francis Drake, of Ptynktoth-Dotii, Devon, baker. Thumu lbiltioalt, late of Chathem-kill, Keatr miller. - I .. i , PICICE (iv STOCKS YESTER9A 7. Bask Sleek ' II t3l ft per Cast. Henlured . 3 pct Cent. ettisiois 4 pt r Ce.d. .... . 4 4 per Cent. Natty ......... ........... .9 0: twig Amu:tither Imperial Ausuii ie. r 71 ii-IS . Osmium ' ladis W .nds 5... ' i 7 rout.. Ezekequer Dills ...... ..... ...... 4 b reni. English Lottery Tickets .. Commis foe T. DISH, ri:ork-liraber 4. Gambill, smil ii, Chamig:Groas. BIRTHS. Tue.tday totwaing, in St.:.r..our.p:are, Curzon-street, Mn. Thomas Ratkes, of a daurtitt.i. On Moaday, at his honor lu the Lady a - rheum Peregiine Cuttrtensy, Lan , of a dasettex. MARRIAGIiS. On Wednesday, the nth ult. at Little Thoitow, loft/Nis Sir Juba Courtetay Horywood, Bart. to Mu, Anse, chest daViter of Sir Wes Henry Cooper, flint. The Renewable Lord Leak, to We Julia en-tmt„ widow or Use late Tlitosna Carton, Esq. Manbittorn, county - - Timothy Fes*, of Grove, coney lierr7, : 0 I aft', • courtship of aevetitoe• )cars owl seven d.vl a. to the accow plishetl Nils.. Mary Keegan. of Ballybetagh, near the Scalp, county VOA in. HIGH WATER, THIS LAY, AT LON DON-BHIDG C. Mem to •.. ,es. atter / Eves 37 • mill. OW • • • - - - LONDON Printri by G. DAvireort, No 19, 014 Boswell-court, Corry-street, tool pnblitheti at tbe Office, No. is, Back of St. Clemeor% Church, Strand, by J. 141111* E, of same place —Omer; Ice. for this Porn, most to the Vtiivit a (putt paid), will br *Ay otteralw4 to. li Dr do Ca 41/0 1111 •G' far he: Re TI Th 3: Tn