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OXFORD, Just 6. Saturday lad the Rev. James Johnson, M.A. of Melton College, and Vicar of Langford, Berks. was admitted Buttelor in Divinity. Wednesday the Rey. John Fleming Parker, of Bensalem Collage, and Thomas Jarvis, of St. Ed mund Hall, B.A were admitted Masters of Arts. Messrs. Charles Urquhart and Toomas Howes, of Magdalen College ; Thomas Sabh. of Wadham College; and Dare Grevry, of Brasenose Col la%e, were admits d Bachelors of Arts. Thursday being the Anniversary of His Majesty's birts-day. the same was observed here with the u..u a l demonstrations of loyalty. The morning was ushered in by the tinging of bells. and, at twelve o'clock, the Volunteers paraded in l3road.street, and fired three excAlent %Abe, in honour of the day. a che Officers afterwards dined together at the Star Inn. The same day, after the parade, the wnrthy Rec tor of St. Clement's entertained the Volunteers re hidoig in his parish in a very handsome manner. An exceedingly good dinner was provided on the n,caiion, at which betueen twenty and thirty mem bers of the Corps were present. Many loyal toasts were drank, and the remainder of the day was spent with the utmost conviviality. Or Thursday last His Majesty's birth-day was observed in a spirited, loyal. and patriotic manner, by the ‘Valingron Loyal Volunteers, commanded by Captain Hayward. They went through the whole marneuvres of a field day, in a steady, orderly. and soldier-like manner, much to the credit of the whole corps. They afterwards fired a les de joie, end several excellent vallies, in the Market Place, then repaired to the Town Hall, where an elegant dinner was provided for ti.cm ; after which several patriotic songs were sung. and much conviviality feigned durin g ( the whole of the afternoon. On Friday last, after an examination of some h ors, before the Rev. DT. GOODENOUGH and G. GUNNING, Ebq John Leath was Lommitted to Maid stone guil, on his confession, for the commis ion of a rape and murder on the body of ELIZAHEIH VA LI nc 4s h more than three years ago, neat Lynn, in Norfoik. The account which this man gives of the manner in whiLh he perpetrated the two-fold crime bf which he has accused himself, if it is true, roust stamp him as a charaler of most unexampled and deliberate cruelty. He statas, that upwards three Fran ago. be lodged at the house of a per. one near Lynn, who had two girls. one of whom was between nitwit:id ten years of age. He one day saw this girl, with others. at play. in an or. chard ; be contrived to entitle her from her com panions, and gradated,' drawing her towards a little wood, at some distance from the orchard. began to unfold his villainous design, by taking indecent li berties with her person ; the girl was alarmed, and cried out for assistance. He then threw her on the ground. and polling op a quantity °Egress by the roots, stuffed it with the dirt that was hanging to it. into her mouth; having completely deprived her of OW powers of utterance, he succeeded in electing his diabolical intent:iota, in spite of the .-esistance and agonising cortvalsions *this alnsoit suffocated victim. To complete the horrid business be had thus inhu manly begun, he took a knife from his pocket, and dabbed the unfortunate child several times in t.er body. and at last pot an end to her existence by heating her on the bead with a large branch which Ile wrenched off one of the trees glowing on d r erm. A rabbit warren was near the place, there he serried the body. and enlarging one of the burrows with his hands, he crammed the body into it, Ci• seeing up the opening with bushes_al d rubbish. He imme.lately changed his place of abode, and some time afterwards enlisted with a z eLraitihg party of the Chatham Division of Royal Marines ; soon a'set wards be was drafted on board the Monkey gun brig. in which he set red for a long time, but states that he was always miserable. and had several times attempted to destr.y himself; his anxiety and hor ror at last became so insupportable, that. on Friday, he made a confession of his guilt to Serjearit- Major KIIHUSE. of the Royal Marines, who is bound to appear against him at the Norfolk assizes. L,itraet of .• tier from an Officer at Mont, Varleo (Rio do la Plata) to ho Friend in Feltituur g it, data.( Mach 8, 1607. 4 . We had warm work getting in here t nearly half our officers were killel or wounded. As we got near the walls of the town, the moon got qu i t . o b. seared, which prevented th , irt at the head of the column findin• the breach easily. My company was on the I -ft, and I fortunately had it pointed out to me, so that 1 got into the town amongst the first You may easily imagine how destructive the fire must be, when you consider that there were 7 24-pounder• and a howitzer flanking us at about 50 yards distance loaded with grape and cannister, and in hoot mus ketry . rid hand-grenades. Perhaps we should have suffered more had the grins been a little more &s -tart, as they would then have scattered the shot mor,.. One of our nthcers, who is dead of his wuntl;, I merited six canuister shut in different parts of his body and clothes; another was shot through hoth his legs, and, when 'hey were carrying him off, It. was killed, and two of the men that were bearing h'm. All this was the more prove.king, as we could it , t return the Isle; but, when we got in, the men to id- ample amends with the bayonet. I never in i . 1 . We saw such a scene of carnage; the enemy ti i d planted, in all the ae..ozes and streets, two pi.. e; of artillery, generally an eighteen-pounder col a howitzer. Our way was to wait at the -toner, till we saw hy the pert-fire that they tired rhem, then rub up, before they could reload, and easzonet all the people we fou:scl at tnem. In the nwilning I was sent io to btimrtv.n the citadel, and ' It; we were bringing 01.5 the Governor to feAN r treat A' m the Germ!, we obser red on e of t he s hi ps tr., nk in the foe, at w!,t.:h he teemed very trip. city, and ged that the opare,it Town Major and myself 104.1 go on board the different ships, and ine-..cnt .tny 'rest beirg set on fire. We got a M acid were nearly under the ship's ste r n w h en stie) dew up. Luckily we were to windward, and all "leek went another stay We then went to A in n O ed island in the bay, and were there w:ien it wi (ekes possession oft from thence we pulled up with the men of was's fatiata to a place where the gun-beats were moored; we foiled them deserted by the crews, The men immediately set to work a.'J eat them adrift, to prima their being lost, as 'he sonny had left one of them on Lie s which blew .... 14nan to •a .N - • . NAII4L INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOVIII, JUNES. Arrived His Majesty's gun-beigs ni,patih, from Plymouths and the liebl; from Guernsey.—Vs West. TALMOUTII, JVNE 6. Sailed the Pri, re of Wa le Packet, Capt. Todd, with Mails for Lisbon. DEAL. JUNE 8. Came down from the River, several light trans ports, and sailed from the. D,w/ns, with several others, for Ramsgate. Also came down from the River, the S,e aidhey Srnitb, Brandfnrd, for Barba do-s; Minerva, Alexander, fur Smitten ; and the Speculator, Luishman, for Demerara ; and remain in the Downs with His Majesty's ships, the trans porn, with troops, and the outward-bormd, &c. as per last. The firdizaent gun.brig has a signal flying for a convoy to the Westward.—Wind S.S.W. LIMIRICK, JUNE 3. Friday last, His Majesty's ship Diomede. of 50 guns. Capt. Dow•nman, sailed from Scattery Roads, in this river, for the English Channel. 'rhe Wavy. &Myer, sailed from Greenock for this port, the 27th ult. The Fame, Ayler, arrived at Gravesend from this port, the 27th ult. FROM LLOYDS LIST. AIIIIVID Off Dover—The Live Oak, Yorrell, from Virginia. At Lancaster—The Eliza, Moon, horn Trinidad._ At Liverpool—The Alexander, Patterson, from Trinidad ; Prisettress, Wakefield, from Virginia ,• Mars, Henry ; Liver po.l Packet, Parsons ; Manchester, Coffin; and Indiums Queen, ((try', Nee York; filanchester, Reynolds, from Philadelphia; Abeena, Hakim ; and Fame ' Long, from Baltimore; Ocean, Libber; Nabby, Rider ; and Fame, Tallman, from Sayan. ash ; Pope, Mashiter ; and Lucy, Mashiter, from Rarbadoes; Otho, Stirling; and William and John, Woodhouse; and the Lucia. Carter, from New 0110111111. iIIOM L.4.5T NIGH7'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-0" e, Just 9. 1807. Cepv of a letter from (Jci,7l;odore Sir Samuel Hood, 11C. 8. to Marselci, Esq. dated nn board His Majesty's ship CElllaUf, at Sea, March 16, laa. Sia—l beg leave to incluse you, for the informa tion of the Lords Commis.sioners of the A Imirahp, a copy of a letter I have recei►ed from Captain Shipley, of His Majesty's ship Consui, stating the capture of eight of the enemy's vessels, wisicb ser vice appears to have been planned and ex cuted with good judgment and energy. 1 have the honour to be, Ate. Sass. Hoot). His 14. p .-sty's ship Corsa% March l'i, 1597. Si a—l have tl.e boron to report, for your infor mation. the capture of six of the enemy's vessels, (described in the margin') by the boats of His Ma jesty's ship under my command, under the direaion of Lietrenants G. E. Watts and Hood Knight, and Lieutenant J. Campbell, of the Royal Marines, with a detachment of Petty Officers. Seamen, and Ma rines. They were moored in the Pesti° de Hoz, Grand Canaria, and defended by the cross fire of three batteries ; Lieutenant Campbell was the only person wounded on the occasion. Since your orders of the Ist instant, His Majesty's ship has alto .7aprarwl two Spanish brigs, St. Philip, w.lll ,alt 'ash, and NQ .tTai Senora de los Itemedies, with a mixed cargo of merchandise. I have • 17inour to be, acc. (Siprieil; Cos WAY SIIItLIT. Cneiiindere Su .. 11401,K.8. fcc. &c k. C-pv of mamma (ter from Commodore Sr Samuel Hoed, K. IL t:. Y ....in Marsden, .-quire, dated ea band !.ft. '.l : s teip C.ntaer , Fueenal Hay, Idadeirs, , May is Si a —ci is Majesty's ship Comns has just anchored. and I have the honour to inclose you a copy of a letter horn Captain Shipley, detailing a gallant exploit elf:tied by the boats of that ship. I have the honour to be, &c. Sanest. Hoow. P. S Inclosed is a list of the killed and wounded in the boats of the Comes. HIS htiplesty'S Ship C filmes,•ff Canaria, Marl, 11107. Sit-1 have the honour to relate to you the par. ticelais of a gallant exploit performed last night by the boats of His Majesty's ship, under the direftion of Lieutenant George Edward Watts, and assisted by Lieutenant Hood knight and Mr. Jeaffreson Miles, Masco's Mate, with a party of petty officers, Seamen, and royal marines, in the port of Grand Ctlldirta. A large armed felucca, with His Catholic Ma- jesty's colours flying, hat been for the three last Jays lying under the pi oreCtion of a strong tort and two batteries, and the wind yesterd4yevening proving Livourablb, she was boarded by Lieutenant Watts, in tt large cutter, under a severe fire of musketry horn between thirty and forty soldiers, sent to assist in her defence i and ha had nearly cleared her deck, when the two ether boats, who did not row so will, arrived, and fatly accomplished the busi ness. tier cables were now eat, and the boats took her in tow, (the enemy haviag had the precaution to sk.-.d her sails and rudder on shore,) when a Lawser, fast under water astern, was manned in the tort, and the vessel dragged ne.rly under the moziles et t'ie guns before it could be cut, upon which an c:it:eeding heavy fire from all the batteries was cononethed, and continued until she wu out 01 sight. _ _ _ She proves to be the St. Pedro Spanish packet, t.avulg a cargo of bale pods, kc. kc. trona Cadiz. bn,ka,l to Buenos Ayres. This was ellea.:d with the loss of one man and rive wounded. as per inclosed last. Mr. Wet. ha. several wounds. but none of them dan geruus ; And 1 feel convinced his gallant conduit, w.m me exertions of every officer and man erupt .yed DA this service, will meet your approba• trim. Twenty-one of the enemy's troops were made pri soners, Lizliteen of whom are wounded ; the rest, etc( ;Icing a tew who swam on shore, were killed, as .vas ha Captain and some of her crew. .s!e had captured. since her departure from Cadiz. the Lord Keith. bound hom London to Arit gAJGI'.. His Msjesty's ship has taken and dimmest, shies •1. &pints% tot", Ave gabs, loaded with salt peril f. Spa nislt tmg, 1.3•4cd1 with 'Age and trait. 3. Spanosh brig, loaded need. salt A.L. 4 Sonatas o,lg, in ballast. h. Spatush kris, in ninILL fi. S.han..l. 1••••• the Ist instant, the St. Irranciwo Spanish lugger, wi'h wheat and salt ; and La Louisa schooner, in ballast, the Litter perienly new. I am, sic. CONWAY SHIPLRY. To Cammodom Sac Samuel Hood, akc. Sec. Centaur. A list of the lolled •owl "monde., in the billt4 of his Majesty's Ship Collitlas OfT Caoana, on the n , ll May, 1807. . . _ Robert Nub'e, urivate marine, L einvnant Watts, seierely mounded; John Rohinvon, private marine, ; Edward Evativ, and James seanion, ditto; Richard Tully, private marine, d meet° sly Given on hoard th- Centaur, Funchal Say, Mad. ira, 13th of May, 1807.. (Signed CONWAY SIIIPLEY. ~CC t "F MILITARY PkOMOTIONS. War-Office, June 9, 1807 • 2d Regiment of Dragoon G ardi—Ca l ,tant Richard Adams, trout the Mhh Foot, to be C.ipta.n of a troop, vier Horsley, who exchanges 4 t h Regiment of Vont --Cantain Ihvid Ihruhiantiol to be Ma• %jot, without liotchwie, vice Udn, appointee to the llth • • • Rnvul Vet •ran Battalion. -- Bth Dith.--Cantain James Ogilvie to he ?Neje?, withntit pan chase, vice Ilaskisvott, promoted ot the 14 West India It• • %talent. 451 Ditto—Captain Thomas Prtifior to be Major, with out purchase, vice Cameron, prunhated in the 7th West India Regiment. _ _ _ 6th West Lydia Kegitment—Major Hmtr, RemedY!! Dolphin, from the 4th Won baba Ryttiotemi, to be Lieutenant-Co lonel, vice Carter, decYaaorl Sth Ditto--Catitain Ftoncis Skills , Tidy, from the Royals, to be Major, vice !Wile, deceased. 'twit Light Infantry Volunteers. . . Captain Edward (nun the 46th Foot, to ►e Major, vice Ptizley, I tth Royal Veteran Rectal on, Major Robert Melee , from the ♦th Foot, to be Major, vice Christie, prolootvd. STAFF Lieutenant-Colonel William K..nt, of the tt.th Foot, to be an le...e,:ting Futld tofivn of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in 'the 741 e of Wight Captain John %Wiley. on Half-Pay of the York notice% to be Staff Captain at Tilbury Furl. HO' MAI, STAFF. Edward Nathaniel Kincroit, M.D. from llalf.Pay, to be Phy • skew to the Forces. Deane, M.D. to be l'hpticittri to the Parcel. Surgeon Edward Trvart, train Huff-Pay, to be Surgcom to the F..rces Surgeon Thomas F. Nicelay, from Ha/f--Pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. Surgeon William Paton, fore Half-Pay of 13th Foot, to be surgeon of a Sect uitiog District, vice Harbinson, who ea chooses. Apothecary Alexander Stewart, from Half-Pay, to be Apothe cary to the Force.. Demo) , Purveyor D. Tepping Aveling, rum Half-Pay, to be Deputy Purveyor to the Yucca.. • • " si g n s 4 by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of ilerefofd. Lierstonaot-Colonel Mathewes Rnintent of Herefordshire Volunteers: rumens Cooke, Esq. to be Majoi—datei March i , 1104. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Charles Clark and Sarnuel Wood, of Con'Teton, in the county 0/Chaster, irouroonseis, hardy:simile% cutlers, and tin-elate-workers. May 7, 1107. Mira= CraVen and Richard Atbeton Radon, of Man chester, importers and deslers in Foreign and British spirits. June 5, IS 7. Mikan Reece, Jolla Derma's, Thema Milward, and Da vid Dammam, of Mitarbeiter, in die eseaty M Lsecatter. coach makers. May 18, 1807. WiUs . theeldor, and Soho Wills the youngor, Loth of Plymouth, iu she County of Devon, orlutesosiths. March 25, 11107. John Joule' and Richard Bishop, of fleatentukst, in the city of Landon. poult-rers. Jane 6, 1667. William Thamosoo,James Noble, and John Armstrong, all of Lancaster, lu the county of Lancuster, anJ John Thompson, late of Lancaster. aforesaid, merchant. de. ceased, and at Goleta*, in the said county. Kay ZS, 1337. John Hagen ein, James Davison, Edward Byers, and Jahn Denten Baggier, of Bow-street, Covent-garden, in the coonte of Middlesex, altalchene cutters and warehousemen June 9, 1107. _ _ _ John Cm, of Wakefield, in the count! of York, and Thomas punt. of 15mtisford, in the county of Leicester, soul. staplers June 5,.1507: ;antra flard.e, Jahn Stuart, and john Weild, of Manches ter. Feb 1, 1406, s s Wuhan Chester anti Michael Metter, of Matlock•bath, in the county of Dewy, linen and woollen-drapers, Ate. Jan. 1, 1507. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Matthew Putitey, late of the parishof Probua, in the county of Cornwall, woulleapler, dealer and ehapman, from June 13, tw ugust 1, at ten, at the Red Lieu bait, to the borough of Truro, in the said county . BANKRUPTS. William Bickford Jacisen,Ofthe city of Exeter, merchant, dealer and chapreen, to .urrender, June X.l, SO, at eleven, ■nd July 41 , et Rye, at the Globe ine, in the city of Exeter. At torneys, Mr. William Bowring ; and Messrs. Williams and Darke, Bedford-row, London. _ Thomas Nickell' the younger, of the borough of Fimey, in the county of Cornwall, shipwright, to surrender, July 6,7, and 21, at eleven, at the Ra-e and Crown Inn, in the borough of Fnwey. Attorney, Mr William Brown, et Fowey. Joseph Carlon, of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, corn merchant, to surrender, June 20, 27, and July 21, at twelve, at London. Attorneys, Mr. C•uke, Maidstone; end Mr. Webb, St. Thimeas's-street, Southwark. Jobe Phil, of Ow perish of Sedminster, in the county of Sensemet,eictualler (but sow a prisoner in His Majesty's gaol in the ceuMy of Gloucester), to surrender, June 24, 25. and July 21, at eleven, at the White Lion, Broad street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mesas. Leman, in Bristol; and Messrs. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London. John Molder, of PailltWiClL, in the county of Gloucester, butcher, toeurrender, June 17, IS, and July 21, at twelve, at the Falcon Inn, in Painswick. Attorney, Mr. W. A C oo k e , Stroud Glenc:istershire. Jalpr Blaster, late of Dunkirk-mill, in the parish of B. ough • ton Gifford, in the coutay of Wilts, miller, dealer and chap man, to...est:cider, June 22, 23, mai July 21. at eleven, at the King's Arms Itm, m M-ilcsham, so the county of Wi.ta. At torneys, Mr. Nicholas Peter Phone, Maikvitain, Wilt , ; end Messrs. Sand's and Mown, CA1141.-court, Fleet street, London. Thomas Tiplidy k.iwe, of Clichnsford, in the comely of Essex, linen-draper, to ,ureender, June 13, 23, and July 21, at ten, at Gaildh .11, London. Amalie', Mr. Oldham, Nag's Head-court. Graciscburcii•stieet, London. Edward Borden, of Market-street, in the county of HertfoM, molester, mealman, brew.r, dealer and eliannosii, to surrender, June 13, st one, 20, and July 21, ans.', at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. P. Hurd, Ki•ig's Beach Walk, Temple, Lon don. loteph Rektrick, of Fat Ham, in the county of Doex, dmler and chapman, to su:reodet, June IG. 27, and Jolt 21, at eleven, at Goillhall, London. Attomay, Mr. Foulkes, Suuthaaopton•street, Covent-garden. DIVIDEN US. July 4 John ICMinton, of New brind-orect, lathe county of Adirldlsee, bloke', at tea, at Guild is I, London. July 4 ti-vig- Dorset, JAN Jotimon, John Wil William liernr,i, and Janos ['ikon, of Ncw Doort-orrtr, In the county or Miartiesex, lonian, at ten, at Gutichell, Loudon. Jong 90 Isaac Marinello and David Amick, of Cheanside, to the City of Landes, perfumers, desks and client - nen, at twelve, at Guildhall. Julie 30 /Win Lewis Topping, of tshop<T4te- tt rest, if, the Ca, at London, grocer, tea.dcaler ant Cilik e llls.l, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 30. Ld•ard Cook Millburn, and John flallnierll, of North Shields, in the county of fil..rthurabi,rlsod, batm a n, at doyen, at the Daises Head, filewaatle-upoii- Tyne. Wake, lass of M►! V On am Yruk, ship-builder, dealer mod hall, Lnitrinii. hly 1. Jam.., Kershaw and iireph digger, in the county of 1.1.1C4111. erg aitit ehalnu•n, It throe, at ManclitNter. Thu aavCelhooen,• , Jolt' u.late ;of Somer.. lineimranufactitra man, at eiesen, at the Vi rg i nia I nn , in llenttridite,nd thre,.. July Y. Benjamin B °onion, of Parwich, in the county o f Ilimby, dealer and cliseinan, at two, at the Greta Mau la in Ashbo ne, in the s.iid July 9. John kir no.. or Lite of Liverpool, ih tbeCnuny I.anca:er, draper, dialer and ehap-ean, at e:even, 11 1 1 4 Green 1/raenn Ina, ,a ,I.c city of Chester. Jo' , 1. Angel Windecko, late of lArerpoot, in tl:e crienty of Lancaster, enerchant,rlealet and chapati, at eleven ? a t t h e Star Inn, m Mancle-ov July I 1/avel Maitland, late of Wigan, in the cmirsty of Lenceetc, W a l ter einip . o.ll, of tle. cow of London, and Wil.tain Wng ,t, of Li te r„, .01, in the canny of Li u • e.ster, cottuo-inanufActi.re.s,dralei, arid cl.apracia, at one, at the filnbe Tavern, Jolow.tri.et, Liverpool. July L .1. ho Leethwatte, of Liverpool, an th. county LanClive Pr, merchant, d r and cliapinan, at eieeen, at th, Globe Tavern, Jidinoi•onn, LiVerpoll. Jima 90, John I.ewit loppnig, late of e in the city of London, suite', dealer and aliapnian, at at God Wall. London. July 4. William 1%,i; , u, of Little East CliiraN in the en, .4 London, cork•cutter, At ten, at Guildhall, Lotto.. July 4. Bernard Predon, of liolborn, London, li:i.n-drarN Moiler and ehapmaii, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 7, Georg,. Elliott and fiecomt Pickard. Lie of wool. street. Chespside, ill Omens of LA-04.,a,,,,Net, riblNny suit Lauer trimming man si fad um*, dealer. and chaprusi., at rnie„ at Guidhall , London. July 11. E.ward Newton, of Watlincatreee, ia the o g ry I.ruidon, wholesale listen draper, warelinia.eutan„ doer, and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lundna, July 11. Jame, Parnell, of the town and bornugh of Deal, in the county of Kent, innkeeper , vintner, dealer ana chapatau, at tam, at the Guildhall, In the city of bury. July 11. Thomas •K of Burkingham-ttre.o, c0,„ 4, the county of • Mrldie-ex, wine and 1nant,,,,,, che .,. dealer and chairman, at twelve, At Guildhall, Lumina. . ,Ja 7. Joseph Inman, of lloundaditeli, ,e the cat of Lou don, chrescasouger, dealer and chairman, at twelve, to Guddhaß. July 11. Charles Chard, of High Holborn, in the counte rf Middlesex, charm.' and diuggist, at ten, at Guildhall, I. duo. • .. clopitatt, at Item, at a..na- mrph IC PTAs., both *Mao. rester, ectoil-mercttaiiti, de 4 It tht Widgewater Aran, id e Helirtylir, in the eniinty ire% toe^i, elealer and ilia... CERTIFICATF..T—Jura 90. Edward Newbury, ..f Old Brood-street, ia the city of Loq .0 • builder, dealer arid chapman. James Pepper, of Ilishmo's-liatfield. in the county of Hert ford. linen-draper, deader and chapman. redline Base dr, of Queen-sticet. Cheabilider Londdur,rufar. refiner. dealer and chapman. James Shynii, of Strarferil, in the cowaty of Essey vietuar.r, dealer and &voila. INSOLVENT. PRISONER in His Majesty's Gaol of NEIVGATE,ta de county at Middlesex. lIMT NOTICE. Benjamin Cracker, formerly et Sdeburr. in the seamy d Wilts, and late d lkury•lwne, in the aunty of ►ltddttat, tinder. DIVRAND, PAYABLE AT 431.111!)NALL, THIS RAW. Joseph Hartle, Great Sitiralaue, Linooltes•iaafe4s, araty-eeplesanuflieturer PRICE OF STOGICS YESTERDAY. ■.nkatnek S $ per Ccnt. Roawed 4 per Cent Lone Annuities ln 114$ imperial Ann . Oanninn .. Mt India Bona a So. rem. Exehisqun Bills is. *cinema. English Loam, 'fielvqs Consuls for T. RISK, Stock-Broker, No. 4. Cnmhi I. 3nd 9. Owing-cress. IKISH STOCKS, Jima 4. Government Debentures 34 per Cent .... 71 ij Government Stock 3Y per cent 31 Governsnent D..bentures 5 ;an cent. 94 Goeernment Stuck 5 per cent. - . _ COURSE Of EXCHANGE, Jesse 9 Atattereifli .... S6'6 2U. Gesso. 4i Lie. Pa, Onto at Sight .. 35 10 Venice n. C.... 52 Do. Lod. Rotterdam c.f.. 11 7 8 W. Lisbon 6s [lambent' 94 2 LIU. 00ortis 6B Altana Pans. 2418 Li, Cork 14 Ditto 2lh 24 14 spasms. 1. a.l. llourdwies Cadiz 32,1 effect. and Rani pee so. 4 Dino New Doub'esona... -- Madrid 382 effect. New Dollars .... —.. 5 3 Ditto litho& Leghorn 5 9 J Agin . n the Reek .1 Noil.eel, Naples BIRTH. On the 23d ult. of a son,atherl.3ditlngs in St. Mareater•- • , treet, Caner, bury. the I.ady nt Major Mullet, of Hie Id yeses Vsist vg Ruyal Regiment of Foot. _ _ MARRIAGES. Saturday, at St. Mary-lalionsta Charch, .Captain Ward Sander:on, of the BufF+, to Miss Harold Hides, third daaykot of the late - Sit Julio ISArt. . . . _ _ - Sy special heenso, at Tyrone, county rad Galway, haws Kelly, Esq. Oat of the late Dews Kelly, of Castle...Kafir, to Mks St. George, daughter 6.1 Christopher •t. Gesirgib Richard Mauwell, Fog. wily wan of John Mausisall, of Porta:linguist, to Miss Woods, only daughter of lutic Wash, Esq. of Winter Lodge, county of Dublin. DEATHS. Ort Saturday sensitise, rtifOrc,sfter few days insets, in the 281 b 7 wirs of his age, slush regretted by his Nimbly and free l% Mt. liaajaruin illauchard, elrle4 son of Mr Willistslidarstant, prime, of York; and on Friday •sar, sir the 70th year orbs atir, blurb respatetd. Mr. Jobu Iraionrard, loather at Mr. W ISJatiebard. Uit the trio( May, at Verdun, in Fiance, where ha bag been detained in captivity, with his son, four years, by *1,1: the wicked decrees Bonaparte, William Humphrey', F-r Heawiek, near Wl:caster, and formarly an comma CI him t in Birniiirshain. Last week, in Dublin. Mr. Philip Glenville, formerly Crow vircet Theatre. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, AT LJNIX)N BRIDt;l;• H0m....52 .1W...44 atm ...• SALE BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHERT. 111 , 1t.elleao, at their h No. 143, Shand', trysails CALM. inn nn MUNI/A T, Juno 15, and the Felt, fliii•Miag DAr at Twelve iie.ock, 'lefh; Entire and trzlttahle LIBRARY of the I L cut. Colonel THOMAS VNI.LST ; Author of the Col...Jiro F.gunve of Marine Plants, Re ; containing a serf fine Collodion of 15.0 kt in Natural History, Cased, Natural Phnniophy, Pvetty and tSowellaoies ; likewise hisehove. St , ledion of Nod, by Holler, Waterloo, Yischer, Gnlb ft. liaeicart, Vcnierinan, Solvwert, &c. Ste. but more pa /daintily • very fine Serie' of the Works of Iliegarth and ilaneouri. To be viewed to the Time of SalerCeedogues to be had ( pr.ce 641.) at tie /lace of Sale. LONDON kw G. DAVIDSON, No 17, Dukes. court, 114w•street, Cosent-garilch, and poblietiell et 111* Office, No. 13, Neck of !h. Composes Clui.o, Sound, Of W. STITCIP., of No. 7, No. Sol Loot A/00' Sc fur this Paper, Nat Ntie C?' rag wilt kio duly Atteetkpl '1" I