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7 ~' - TRURO, Ovr, S. We lately stated. that several seamen of t'•e Ainericaut Stites' 'chooser An env, had offered to enlist with an officer of the British Royal Marine.. now on the recruiting setvice in Truro, bin that ke had sent shim back to the American Commander, with a declaration that he could not countenance deserters. We should have been happy to state, that this honoerable conduct on the part.of a British officer had produced an equally honourahle return from the American: but w:rat will the American declaimers upon national honour and political jastice say, when we tell them. that Captain Reed, of the United States' schooner Revenge, an offiTer and a vessel renckved conspicuous by being the bearer of instruitionefrom the Ames lean Executive to its Mi !Ater in Lendon, on a dispute between the two countries, in which desertion and the encouragement of deserters form se prominent a feature—that this Captain Reed, so obliged and so stithulated to ho- nourable feeling. refused to give up one of his crew wl‘o h Id declared himself a deserter from a British re ittnt ? Yet seat is the fall. It is a fait, too, r , .:; ten., al others of the crew of the Rev, ape de. Jived themselves British subjens; and that they were not claimed as such, and taken cut of the ship, was owing to the delicacy and prudence of the Bri tish officer to whom they offered themselves ; who, eonsidetir.7 that the vessel was waiting the, return of dispa , ches from the American Minister, would not furnish a pretence to the Americans that their vessel had suffered any detriment or delay in her mission, by weakening her crew.— (Cornwall Ga sket:Gl LLIPL:S,•OoI. 5. Oar Cif& Fair, or: Friday, was very numerously attended, and exhillitcd a larger shew of sheep and Limbs, than had been penned here, for several years before. The wattle-keeper ratimaes i e numb -r at winds of 30,000. The sale, owin7 to the great scarcity of artificial was, extremely Young Wlthers fetched p.r head, from 275. to 33-. Ewes, from 21s. to Rs. Lamb., from I 7s. to 22.. ed. Those who sold early obtained the brit prices; towards the evening, the drop wan very c.onside..Ablel and many were, in consegnence, &mai away unsold. The beat Lambs in the Lair were the karl of Css• It is a laft, however incredible 'it may apne , t, that one buyer. at the abn•a fair. purchk..ed of .i.l - per►ons. three pers of W-thers for Ewes, and did not discnv-r his mistake until he Was inturnivd of it by Mr. &eat, wnn wild him the first lot, and of whom he requested the recommenthrion rAni; of a breed 'nimble to his ewes 1 The diverrhy of situation chosen for holding. this tirge fair, is attended with zreat inconvenience. It Amid he uniformly held nn one spot., and that rpot is Mr. Saxt.t tv's paddock, which is in every poi:it ot view the ste...st eligible, and st o understand may row be had for that purpose. Great confusion was oc casioned by :le , - admixture or sheep, on Friday, owing to the different entrances which tit° fau.place presented. 7 With re.petS to altering the time of holding the *hove fair. is future, we believe, nothing conclutive was resolved cn, on Friday. The Earl if C rtiCHES TER attended at the Star, and in order to prevent any interruption of the business cf the fair. by long and fruitless altercation, most methodically I :tnpotA the appointmmt of a Comtnitree of seven gentlemen, whom be nominated, to eolleft the sense of the Boyers at large, as to the day most proper to be fixed on, so treat they mtht be enabled to make report of the same at a general meeting, to behold. for that purpose. at the next Spring Cliffe tat:. which was carrie4 by a show 01 herds ; hut ow;i to some irregulatity t1 . ...t w a.: trc,loce4, we are not certain that his 1-)1.1,1.1p;, pi opo.ltica was finally adored. At liailsham Maker, on Wr t .erclay, Beef s4l at from Ss. 'JI to Sc. per stow! ; and mutton from 4s. to is. 44. The mat ket v.as a very dull one, Aiui stuck of every kind WAS lower thin Al the preceding nuaket. DISTUItJAACt. iii ASIITON. A disturbance of rather a singular nature, aro which at fist threatened very serious censequences, occurred last week at Ashton, rear Warrington. Many of 0:0 inhabitants of that town at..l the sur rounding viilis ts, have for a lona t;r-te expiesscd a wish and detortoir ition to Instiexe races at Ashton, and accni..:inply a eon .id. ro!,:c r.urnter people asiernbled no Monday se'nt6o.t, in eirOcr to put this deogu in cxrclitir. l . Ilevit.n ~•t some hr.rses, and all the oil= a; tratios an appearances of a racc-ce,urse, they contrived to make some rycinblance of sp, w. and drew together a eonsideraide concourse of people from the. neishbonring villages. This continued the following day. mastoids the close ..1 which. two carriages and four arrived in the town, fillzd with gentlemen, who c .me apparently to join the ••llege throng. and part Ile^ of their amusements licwever, when the Races wr:e over, and tile prin cipal sportsmen had retireo! to regale themselves at the inn, the newly-arrived strangers entered in • hastile manner, and having anmunted themselves Ih-qr true chara the.t of the presil,:ez frvm Terrovl. on began to exhibit a very different kind of sport. The heuse now he:ame asccr.eof much greater confusion tl . ..an the race greemd. S:,me had the good fortune to escape throngli the d.wrt ethers forced their way through the w.n , low, brcaLing the glass and frames, and clearing all before them; one nip lirovngli.:-.lnd .1 hanger, and offering some thew arresistance, a pistol was fired ii the tumult, by which one of the company w. qa wounded. At length, about ovo and twenty of the spelling gen tlemen were seemed and canted to Liverpool, wizen being found n . terly unfit for His Itlsjesty's service,. they were. dating the nest and following days. discharged. The noise of the affair caused souse more disturhance the following day, and the popu• hee conceiving that the Rev. Mr. Woodrow had been the means of procuring the unwelcome visit they had just received. a large mob surrounded his loom and threatened vinlence. but it was soon dis ci one of the Magis- Jamai:a, is pa abcre IvrrLLIGENCE. POATSSIOTTO, OCT. 3. Arrived the no BrAers, Capt. Schupper, from Memel, with tim'oer.— Wind S.S.W. VALMOUTH. OCT. 3. Arrived the Swedish ship liiizastA, Capt. Smen koleu, from Geernsey, for St. Übes.—Wlnd S.W. DtAL, ncT. J. Remain in the Downs Ks Majesty's ships Pr its ess of Orniv, Can.tdc, Cbde, Rfaard, lisnairr. and the brerlian ; alma a fleet of outward-bound vessels, ice The Bomber has a signal flying for a c i anvoy to the Westward.—Wind d. W. CORK, tst i. 51. This morning His Majesty's ship Solelsay, Captain Sproule. sai;ed lot Plymouth. Mond.. mottling the 'id battalion of the 34th Regiment arrived in this harbour from the Isle of Wight. It is understood that they are to be quar tered in this country. and are not intended to form any part of the expedition about to sail from this port. It is now said that the Expedition will con :rig only of the 3d and 4 2:1th Regiments. with a de tachment of Artillery ; the latter is to be command ed by Colonel Salmon, who is arrived for that pur pose. onaartoca, OCT. 4. The pleasing intelligence of the capture of the Spanish privateer JCSIIf Maria Joseph. was besought here yestet day, by the Americ in brig Raver, Grant. arrived from New-York, which had been horded by het, on Sunday evening last. when the Yrri•,ie iiigate came up under a hi•avy press of sail, and took possession of the privateer, and also sent hatids to take possession of the Fees, supposing her to have been takeu by the privateer. _ DUBLIN, Ocs. 1. Yesterday, about halt past two o'clock. the new City Magistrates, /Mittman Trevor. and Messrs. Alley and Montgomery, Sacrists. departed from the Mansion-huuse. and proceeded with the Board of Aldern►rn. and the Members of the Common Council, to tae Exhibition-house, William-urcet, ant: iron thence in pr cession to tiv Ca.cl_•, when Al I.•rmen Hugh Tres , t‘ was sworn into °Mee as Lard Mayor for the ensuing year. . . I,n tlie evening a most sumptnnus entertainment was prepared a the M.iyoralty-house, at wirier melt numetons irsemblage of the Nobili7y, digni fied Cleigy, General and Staff Officers, resp. Z't ible Geatry, and Citizens. attended. His Grace the Duke (.I Richmond, and suite, arrived at nearly seen o'clock Among thr company !Accent were the following persons ; CrJre tiie Lerd Lieut-want, the Arrhbi.hop of and fcr,al thedplitierl Chirgv, the Earl i.l flarrineteit,witia t it. pin-I, alp..% of h:. Staif, the Oeen t.r St tatiicles. pact C the Earl. of G F. 41 of M sir. , Lard Foil, it, L0..1 Y tmaid Sniee,et, Lir Lord Nleatii, Sir Edward 1.1 , 1,h ski, Str 71;a::vs ltiehar , I Magnin., Geew ral• t2h4r'in F. In u, and P. g et, Coln raiSitt, M P. Viahet, and Richardson, Na nr< Cr.rdir, littler, and tla miliou, 14r Hawiltust. M. r. Slaw, M.P. Mr. Seciatary "I iail, tko. &e. Strr 29. It must be a matter nt sincere gratification to every friend to the Ern intere,ts of this county, to observe the state of trangisillity which it hat as sumed within these few days back, attrihatable to the exertions of the High Sheriff—the active and the indolent Magistrate shall ever and alike meet our approbation and our censure—and, in this caw, the timely and constitutional reps taken by this re speti.thle Magistrate claim the sincere thanks of this county. It evinces that the law of the land, when promptly resorc?cl to, wit!, in the hands of such men. with calmne,s eife,ft what may be only aggravated in the h suds of impetuous imbecility. We hope this wit t Maly dispel the wild stiggestion of pro claiming this city, which, as asperse: at the meeting by the Recorder, " with the exci p ion of a few rohhets in tie vicinity, as peaceable an.: as loyal a city as any in the empire." The impious who would suggest such corralling measures—de serves to be condiered little short of political mountebanks; objeets uf ridi.ule, bta not of Sunday last, the Limerick Vt..!tinter, Cavalry, and Yeoman infantry. under tare elmmand of Colonel Pundergast fi.rlyth, p•:a.led in the Custom-house yard, and from thence washed to the square of the .ay.i-harrackc, where tl.ey were inspe,fted by Brig*• dier li!!n. Michell ; aft:r ',wising the General seve ral times, and !informing a variety of evolutior tr, he was pleased to express his high opinion of their good state of discipline, and soldier•like appearance ; par tici:Fitly the Light Company, commadded by Cap tain Fennell; when he rlsserved, " that they did him (Capt. F.) meat hlnnur." We were gratified to olrierse so strong a muster on that occasion. Qa Thursday next Se volunteering from the Souris Cork, and Galway regiments of Militia. quar tered in this city, will conimence for general ser vice.— (Liam rick Gem Pal AD, rt;ler • -TIM= Tuesday la.t being blicharimas day. R. Lv ost, Ci)id Magis.rate of the City of Waterlad, surrendered up an Office which he has exercised for twelve months to the advantage of the public, and the honour of the man. During his Maynralty he invariably concluded himself with that unaffetted modesty and disc:Enna which have distinguished him through life—with that impartial justice and temperanLe which rendered him so peculiarly adapt ed to the Magisterial Dignity. The Right Hon. Sir Joan Neweoev, Ba‘ t. against whom, as the friend of Mr. BULTOA, he gave his inn rest on the day of his eledicfri, cep:Ll-A his acknowledgments of approbation of Va.: clemeanor of Mr. Lvov, throughout the contest. in the following word..— •, To the Chief Magistrate of this City I return my unfeigned and sincere thanks. Unbiassed by ivatc motives, or persfinal attachment, hia con dud has borne the uniform and honourable charac teristic el digrf:ty, firmness, candour. and imp final ity. His station has been a diticnlt one ; hat he has discharged Hs duties with an true -pity which is blyond the shadow of blame, and which must hi?. a ly exalt Ma in the puShe esteem." Mr. Lion is succcedcd by Ifirmatass Atccca, Esq. TA 0.11 L.4ST adZATTIL 3 1 f q.O krr, Oaltkr 8. The Ring has heed p;eised to appoint William Le:hmere. F.sq said Isiviitias Foley, EA. 10 thi COloll'lll tit Maiest% Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Sir Samuel Houd, Knight 44" the Bath, and Richard Greaten► Keats, Esq ap. painted Flag-Vbeers of His Majesty% fleet. MILITARY Pitt/MOTIONS. Dd. 6, 1807. 2d Regiment of Lite Gus.ls-a-Lieutenant Thome! Willies J. Gillhtlis, groin the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutsitaut, by purcha.e, vice Hardy, promoted in the 47th Foot. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-. Lieutenant William Rut. Irdge to Captain of a Troop, vies Burrell, 4eceaseil. ' Cornet cud Adjutant M'Dowall to have the Rank of Lieuta. Pant. CoriortJ.Creßio to be Lieutenant, vice Rutledge. I lenry Tinton, Gent. to be Corn. t, vice Crellin. Ist Recment of Foot Guards--Lieutenaut Colonel the Hon. William Stuart, from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, axe Sir Thomas Richard Dyes, Hart. who ex ehativs. 14th Regtmeut of FootLieutenant-Colonvl Sir Thomas Richard Dser, Hart. (.urn the Ist Foot Guards, to be Liciitenant•Colutiel. vice Stuart, who exchange.. 3911 i 1../dto-eCaptain Patrick Lindsay to he Major, by put cha.c, vice Muster, promoted lit the jitit Pout. sTAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Gabriel Gordon, of the 60th Font, to be Depaty-qoarter-Maiter-Gcneral to thy Forces nerving in the I.,ewaid Wands, vice linguini...General Bonham, who tea attn. Lieutenant-Colone4 George Crump, on half-pay of Ogle's Levy, to by en Inspecting Field-Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, ma Su Charley latholf, appointed to 4th Garrison Katie:too. MENU MAN:DUNI. The undermentioned °ricers are 'opened...l, they having failA to paoced.l with thu L.t ships fur ladle, au order lupus their Regiments ; Captain :litho Hay, of Major-ileum i l Ramsay% Regim e ns, Edward Davies, on the 24th Foot. Cabrado;wis re dot St Anne's Battalion of Tower Hamlet, Volunteer lufalatry, si, 4 erd by the I.ortt Li, utterer. flew? Wright, Esq. hatie Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated July 12, 1805. Charles Hampden Turner, Etq. to be Major. Dated as above. William Oolitic T. ae. to be Captain-lated Anglin 15,1803. Cori.topher Eso. to be ditto..-leted as above. Wi.iiain Baker, Esq. to be ditto-dated April 2, tutu). Robe!' Kitson, F.l. to be dot...elated July Id, 18 , .5. Boace, EA to tie ildto-aalatert April 2, 1307. Luke 1., oey, I.aq to be taied as at bye Charles Cbalhald, Gent. to be Lieutehar.t-•dated April 7, lei. a. Frederick Cox, Gent. to be dittos.d.ted July 12, 1805. A1.0. 0 s HO, Geist. to ^e d.m.-odated as above. l:lanho;aaer Gent. to be ditto...iated April 2,1807. SollTUei Rohde, Gent• to be data-hied as above. Jorw:ili Warren, Gent. to be ditto-dated as above. Thomas Cheveley, Gent. to he ditto fated as &Wye. W 2114111 Pligl lila. GUM. 01 'a ditto-dated a. abu se . Robe.t Baker, • eat. to tais Linigno-.lated as Above. Alfred Batirm, Gent to t a to.l as above. Peter Richaphon, Gent. to be ditto- bated as ahove. John Mimidoa. Gent. to he ditto-metaled WI above. Will. ion Read, Gent. to be Surgeon. John Fa •kson. Esq. to be Peyntasier. %I-v. George Wit hauls, ta be Chaplain. Thom:oat:urn% Gent. to he Adjutart. with the Rar.lc of CC". tarn ay theist--datod MAI 24, i4O S. per-ord by sh nerve c grates from Warr'intanc. The Gernp.l MIMI.* from sear Wawa. PA RTNERVHIPs DISSOLVED. John Elolki a.id Wiatatu Coley, of liaughtno, in the oi Nintingham, raper•Makars. Sept. 2S, 1W.7. Enaalaeth Bod.ly, James Hat, David rec..eit, aril John Ralph, et Nn. 5, IVitiviick-hine, tied No. 4, illagmo•coun, Nentate.street, in tile City of LAiltial, as Wino and firmly Nltiebanta. Sept 21, 1f , 07. Georg.. H..isks, W11:11112 Ilawk., Jim. John flasks, N. 6h ito :lawkr , and Waitrons of the City in London, and fiat. Amin, in the Coonts of Durham. Sept. au. I del. joglijAMICI Sims and iVil.ians Westwood, of Gutter.lane, Cinsapride, Warehousemen. Oat. I, ISUI. Chailss Shinto, Escini.s RaUsbune, :nut J4Ollll Wood, of Ma , cl. %field, Silk Tit:roast .re. Oct I, 164/7. John Francis, Samuel Smith, Benjamin Stoke,. Jame, Lee; an.l Thomas Edmunds, et Herseferry-Road, Nes, Vinegar Manufacturers July 6, 1 / 1 07. Carke„.Jun. ea.! J..sacs I..irisk Stocklnnts In the County ei Chestier, Crimea aad Book sellers. Sept. V*, la , 7. John Mnrtsnter. Jootoh Rirhanhuon J o nas Beira. and harthlry, late of Old Mill. in birnsiey, in Uni Count, ot York. Inithoor n. Skoog. 3/4, 14117. _ . , Joint Icons, and ftaiinas , Wokh, ef Leicester, Chystiats and Otuggi..ts. Oct. b a no:. .vtor,wood, Ceentg- Motewnod, and Thomas I.airch, of Mancitetter, in the Cntimy ni Lancaster. Sep!. 50, 1807. Rotten Mo!Et, end WaSlamu Hogg, of No. 24, 18111,ter-laoe. Aug. 19, 1807. hnnias Gray and Tlmina, Whitriarih, of the City of New Nankin, iti the County of Giucer., Tea I.lca:e,a„ an/ Dealers an Com and Cneete Oct. 1, 1807. Samuel Sheldon, Charter Sheldon,•and E. hells Rathbone, of Marciesheld i , an tn' County of Cheater, billo•chruwaters. April 11, 11187. . - it:rharri liutl•y in A'oxander Aulsobrook, of 1.3.5:t. , re1, Row-Makers. Oct. 5, Mr% 131NKRUPTS Late Femm e of Watling-street, in the city of London. NOIA.,:i sharl-tuatialacturer, dealer and chapn,an, to aurora. dm, rktober td , 24„ and November 17, at ten. at Gudiasil. ittmrtim, Mr lairkett, R md-c , turt, ‘ll..lbroolc I bone, Price, t`i Whitcocolo-orcet, Cit.rttever. , m, in the rnn pry of Mrdlicsn%, carpenter, to surrend e r, rier v a e r . i 17, sod November 17, at ten, at Guildhall, Lmtduts. Attorneys, Mr. Chri.topher Godmond, Heide cou rt, Ne w B r id ge - r a re , q, FS:oe'irri:,rs; an 4 Mr. Wills's& Wood, Wchrsosid-bullings, Dean...vett, 5...0. Newbigin Kent, of the town end county of Newcalite-uprin. Tyne, !men and wonhen-draper, to surrender, rattail.' t 9, 3J, and Nosembri 17, :Al e.cietr, at the Shalc.p..re Tay. rug, in Newt.' Ale-upon-Tyree. Atto.nt ss, Mr. IValsani Atlanta., Chancery-lant, London; and Mr. Joseph Beinbage, New. Castle. upon Tyne. kdward Selb. Pringle. of the townund county et Newer.. tle-upon Tyne. =Wart, tat am render, Nerstaber ft, 3, sal 17, at ten, at the rink's h sad, in Newcastle Attarrert. Mr. Lansberi, Newcastle; and Mr. Flexory, Cltancerrlane, Lon don Nrewne and Themes Wale, of Manehmter, n the county of lonesster, linets.draperv, Muter, and elsapn.en, to sunend-r, 0:looer JO, Jl , and November 17, at eleven, at the house of Will m Sumner, the LM:l'..veut, in Deansiste, in Mtorhester. Attorneys, Ml.ll.ll4,Cursitor-street, Loudon; and Mr Knight,ht Mlaneh• •ter. DIVIDENDS. Ocv.bef 20. Joseph Spencer, late of Taplow•millt, in the county of Buck', eviller, dealer and en.tionan, at ten, at G.oklhall, London. November 14. Jahn Clarke, of Gainsbrough, In the county of Luro.lts, grocer, dealer and chapeau, at oue, at Ga.4tia:l. Laeriaak. November 7. John Boorman, of Headeorn, in the county of Kent, timber-rneschant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lviidu.a. Noveintwr 21. Joseph Wilke, bortortire of Vialbenolt, In the city of Letrturs ; afterwardv of Crutcherlfriara, in the vante city I and now of Hamburg'., 'merchant, dealer and chap roan, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. D,cembes 5 ltnbert Maim, of Ilugginrlane, WondAtrert, to the city of liolcm, warehetruntran, tlealet and caaoa.ta, atil'even, at Gnslihall. Deermber 5. Waltam Williams, of Lad lan., in the city of I.onsion, vietuallet, dealer and chairman, at wile% at Guildhall. The A ,..b ef 1 . john Chapeaus, of hfartizia-lana, C.annem suret, I.nndwt , drysaltar, dada aud chaponan, at aa, At Gooldhan. November 7. Francis Lneehoart, a Cannavevanret, in the set, .4 I.unsion, GOldeCtiolltr i , dealer and chapeau, at tan, at Gaddhati. Nueernber 14. Renbin Allen, of Illet Vricloto,, in th. maw! "lek& -..... }rm.& - LONDON :—*noted by 0 DAVIDSON. NO. 17, Duke , . euairt, Bre-sweet, Covraw-garden, end pebbabod es Na cn It, Mac k of St. t.lersent's Chore,. Strand, 67 of Na. 7, New Bettoci-stomit, beM•Aerr CAIN dc. for ttua Pape:, sea: to j. 4 OS A, (W I .4) ‘1 II be le.ly utenactlto. ---.- ~._ of Bucks, carrier, deep and ettaptaan, at one, at C; London. October 28. Joseph Heslteth and Wil iam pool, in the county of Lancaso.r, rover., at eleven, lymates lintel, the Liverpool Arm., in Cattle street, pool. October 29 Robert Adams, late of the town and the town of Southampton ship - buileer, deal t r an, man, at one, at the Dolphin Inn, lot the said ti county. October 30. Barnet Hole, new or late of fainswirk, county of Gloucester, clothier, dearer and cbapcun, van, at the King's Head Ifni, In the said ray. October 27. John Wild and William Wild, both of port, in the county of Chester, cabin-simpers, 0.. chapmen, at four, at the Crown and Anchor fon, is port aforesaid. November 14. Wiliam liodgeon of the Strand, in of Middling'', statiemi, bookse ller, deal,, and c h ap& one, at Guildhall, London. November 7. William Botcher, late of Chapel-street, nonster, in the county of filidd'escx, carpenter, dealer chapman, at ten, at du ',WNW, Loinion. November 10. George %Vilann and Edward Dire . Wardrobe-olare, [Le' toy: Common, in the city air k but now of Piccadilly, to the county of Middlesex, ot dealers and chanmen, at nue, at Guildhall. October 30. %Villain Whitehead, Williant Henry Mather, all of Manchester the comity o' I. ter, merchants, at elev en , at the liter Inn, is Dearest: Mancliiliter aunt:said. October '26. Henry Mercer and Jciseph Fonhaw, ho", erpnul, in the county or Lanciiner, merchants, acait chapnen, at twelve, at late Gadim Linn, w Dale at- Liverpool afnrrosid. Noramher L . Richardson, of Watkis, in the of Kent, innkeeper, dealer and chaptuan, at clown, at hall, Li:orlon. Notrymbet 7 John Vetch, of George.yard, Lombard London, grocer, dealer and charnan, at haut e , ae 4 hall. Novelist), r 17. Alexander Anderson and David Rnbms Coleman-.erect, in the City of Imittin in , retan.t, brokers, diatom, chapattis, and Cuouti..o, 6, at 0611. hall. Notreinher *4. Christian John Mars White, late uf Cot street London, merchant, (trading under tin firm it Co.) at one, at Guildhall. Nosernion 14. Witham Charles rtininas, of N'e.holas London, merchant, dealer and Cll•ylliSit, at sue, at , had. CERTIFICA rES—ocr. 17. Leonard Lester, of hneern-ss in t;.e 1.. e of Sheppy County of Kea,. shoemaker and slop.. ler. Heary 341, of liasortchellstreat, it. the city of Lot warelton-an.an o lc.ier and chsoman Wili.tot Berth, late or the city of Chester, linew-drapere. Joseph COiltw. nh, latr of the Dundee Atm.', Wap f t t the county of iti.likarx, Tictnalhq, dealer sod chapati' Walter Niclteilt, of the city of Brutal, soap Miler, ctlintPur, d-sler and .I.spman Jonathan Chutou, of Newport, is the county of Salop, Ilrf. John Gewle Tieltens, late of Sslnt Mary .11,11, in the env of London, bar now of Nu Id, &WIWI-Green, in the Poish of St. Muth. w, county of 3444 latex, merchant, dealer and chaperiet DIVIDEND PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, TOMOS MI/. VlNstatan, Burley. butcher . PRICE tW STOOLS, YESTERDAY. 9 per ( ent.Cunsols b poi Cent. Navy antitt.v) FA., Binds b. di Exchequer Hilts par a lla.di f.iigh,ll I ottery naiad Consuls to T. NISH, Sktkhroker No. 4 Corno4!, ao4 9, Cluitior.c. CoURSE OF e 3 Anammeas ... s, b 111 V. out.. et bsght .. .`:+4 9 ;CHANGE, tics. 6. Genoa 01 LI Venice D. C b 9 Do. LAWN!' 6 . 34 ()pull* ( 10t Cask 111 It otsertaa, - e. L. l - 1 f U. Harntursh 34 4 21U. /1.14.5 a Ps* 24 6 La►. Ditto 2 Us. 24 10 Ihisnlms2 24 10 8111114"0. f. e. I. ?retool Gold la Coto an.l Base per sea. 4 ees New Mob Now Dollars sem 5 si Silver so Bass 5 6 New Leon est! .. - A M s n the Beak el Huns; d, per Cent. Cidc. dist ethise. Dine Madrid 4O effect. Ditto Balboa. XI I Leghoca Id Napks UtATH. On Monday, the sth hot. at lii. hew. ' Sampson'. near Hadie.gh in Suff..4k, the Nov Chreaosslaer Tacna talny years Keefer of If ighanc, in that WA - P.R. THIS DA% , Al' LuNDOA-0111111(.1 . . Moen. after.... 6 I Nyco Al.. Jesm SALES BY AUCTION. Comsndaw DWELLING HOUSE sad WAR F tiousr, LEADENH A I.L-STREET. On MONDAY NEXT, at 12, at GarrawaPv Pentreptorily, by Mr. BURTON, THE LEASE, with immedi rte Possession, or a CORIMAIMII DIVELLINO HOUSIE, with eartaiire Unity Shop, about $3 feet deep, el.(' bly situate, N 0.97, Leelarr heir overt. The ;mending eontsio 9 chambers, sponges dionig roam, .convenient krtikon, lofty light swop, comities bevy, lower war.-ilouse, and ;rood eitharing. This desirable prayinty it bald un kale, 12 years of which were unexpired at Chrataaao lett, at a soder** rent of 841. per annual To lar viewed, and particulars had on the premiss; at Cu. rowers ; sod of Mr. Borte., 82, Cninhdl. BRICK-BUILT DWELLING.HOWSEs AND iinLUlAti Gat MN 0, LA M SETH. By Mr. BURTON, Os TUISDAY. the 20th instant, at Twelve, at Garrawaih. in One LUt, THE LEASE of Two Sabstantial well•boilt Brick DWKLUNG.HOUSES, in good rep.w, sob containing siX rooms, kitchen, wasii-bouse, an 4 arched vault, with neat front and back garde..s, aid a vacant piece of bon1.1• log ground g, capable of building two More lieroes, being S 3 feet en hoot and 74 feet asap, with a brick arid hit shed, end a cell of excellent water, pleasantly situetrd in It to p, .virrj neighb.rerhood, Paradise-row, St. Miry, Lembetb. The houses are (et to respectable tenanu at will, at ill. and 161. each. The whole held un Lease for a term of 76 yeas, at the very low (rue id-rent of SI lb. p.zr annum. To be thews I by Terre or the tenants, and Particulars ha , '. of Mt. Corbin, Prince's strew, Lambeth; at liertswayk ; and a Mr. Suiten it, Cornbill. ESSF.X.—•Charoving RESIDENCE, lath COACH-H(4/hr , wellanenged UUT•OFFICES, and about Acres of LAND, Plaistow, within five miles if Lemke. By Mr. BURTON, On TUESDAY, Da ItUth Instant, at Tway*, at Caraway's. A I)ESIR A OLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. called Plaistow-Douse, most charmingly 'Miami mat sae Gaon tate ' Plaistow, in the county of EMS of well•buittDwelling-housta, contaimng tan boilithstalarr, tundras* drawinvooin, dining-rooin, and two couttortabie pirkurs„ convenient kitchen, wash- haws, detached dare, chaiw-houw„ ample stabling, and suitable out offi,:as, a law c - abatis( garden, containing about II KM!, the whnlis ,, i which is with a tes-act wall, sod planted wins d ‘o action of choice fruit-tun". To be •imad, and particulan had on thaw mambo ; at Gs' wway'al sod of Mr. lauftuo, til, eursh•il. CLI , . of L., CS), 1. et. L $ an? tar., An in T i , of S GP' S dons; tst so Tao. Jody Pet, laals t 11 Y.Y.late ta.• Lem % . - 44 / 1 5 i fol L.scr s rho: La , caier• 14'a!, he «, street, a W 4 01 tea .1,;:i( r > “7 4 ; : as ; b ::: a ; F t: at C. 1,51. C. 7. in :!•11 Land 41. rd. 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