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X. 4,14 L ;ATE,,tz,icz:vc r. PLY3In trill lAN. 5. Came in a Spanish *downier, prize to I:Aisle frigate; she is laden with rosin. 1011.11.4 N. JAN. 3. Arrived yesterday the .1/isierrit fri4ato ; und this day the Sat,,r)). 74 guns ; and a sinall privateer, taken by a frigate, to the Westward. COCA Le JAN. 6. Came down front the Nore, His Alajesty's ship Goshawk ;'also from the river, the Urine, Koss; for Demerara ; fig, Aspioall ; Gilchrist ) for Rio de Janeiro ; Princess Mary, Gibson, for Gib raltar; and several coasters; and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Also. the Carmarthea, —, from . POLICE. ourctsw..i.t, Jew. 7. Mr. Clark, the Contractor and Scavenger for the Ward of karringdon Within, stiusittoneil •:1 person for taking the dust and ashes front Christ's The defense was, that the hospital hail an ex clusive privilege to dispose of its dust awl ashes as it pleascd ; that, not being *object to the Ward for lighting and paving, it was not hound by Mr. Clark's contract ; and that the Dawn:ant and ano ther had the dust and ashes, under a contract with the llospital, for fifty years. Alderman FLOWER, who presided, said, that be. lug a Governor of the I lospital, he could not make any decision until he had consulted the other Go vernors. Mr. Clark persisted in his claim to the deist and ashes. under his contract aids the Ward, and said, lie would bring an action against any man who should interfere with it. A respectable, looking woman was charged hy )lr. Newman, the keeper of Newgitte, with (leery iag in spirituous liquors to prisouen4. Mr. 'Newman tale! the Alderman. that danng the holidays the Pri elOnerli had often appeared in a state of riot, from in- NttiCation that he havisig ordered his men to make Meld inquiry who brmight the spirits into prison, • =detected the Defetalant with the spirits von about her. The penalty for this offence is twewty politick, or imprisonment. 'rite Alderman tentigated it to tro, which the I..aq paid. and was aiseharged with a severe rerinie:id front the Al- Amnia. LvET, JAN. 7. Martha Avis was charged, before Mr. CON ANT, the presiding Magistrate, by Charles 'lwitis ell, a boy between thurteen and fifteen years of age, with forcibly dragging him into a house, in 11)-ot-street, bit. Giles's, mad stnaiing from his person is. lid. and also with assault* him. Pratt:rubor is servant to Mr. Lewis, of Covent 4anten Theatre, and was sent. onWednesday night, between seven and right o'clock, from his master's More, in w a rt.4gnsal, iltnontsloary, to (lower-street, bedfrini-ormare, and front thence to Broad-court, Bow-street On his way to die latter place, he went down Dot-etreet, instead of Plurniaree street ; mite was walking post the door of a house, at which Prisoner was atanding, she took • hold of him by the arm, and dragged him into a rtsont'on the ground-door, where she pit led off hit livery hoe, with a saver band roam! it, and threw it under abed that was in the room ; she then hegira to rifle hit pockets, which the boy resisted, when she knocked him down, end swore if he made anw noise the would murdet: him. She boarebeil all his pockets, and took from bis left-hand twitches -pocket. a half-emirs piece, it being all the money Ire had about him. As soon as she 'Rest the money, the called to her daughter to get change of the Andf-crown ; she also gave orders to her daughter, .sie-her first entering the room, to lock the door on 11111 M Mdmide. While the Prnoner was giving the Ott to her daughter, Twitswell picked up the bat from under the bed, and in a minute or dim after, she desired lam to go about hie business. He ran out of the house; as soon as be got into the street, a man followed him, caught hold of him by the collar, and, as he was crying, said he would take hint to the w etch-house; when two other persons -VW* up. a scuffle ensued, and the mats who timewiewed to take 'not to the watch-twain, ran oIL Pnweentor informed the Watrbman of what had hap pooled, and hid the woman taken into custody.— In the watch-ho se she at first denied having• seen the boy, and afterwards said hr hart taken liberties with her, and wanted to make it up with hint, by Waning a half-mown. Mr. Lewis attended, and gave the boy an excel lent character. _ _ Mr. t'oti tar observed, that such unfortunate creatures as were driven by misfortune to get a living in the same line of life as the Prisoner, and breed to become outcasts of society, were entitled to the pity and rommiernitiou of every feeling nisi; but when they planed themselves in bye streets, to excite the i.w.ions of those who were lint ohk to govern their feelings, and at the same time become robbers, and their depredations were eltiellycom witted on those whom, from their appear ance and time of life, they might the more easily prey upon, it het-lune the duty of carry person to proiat . sock CASH'S from taking place. lle damtglst this was a very important case fur the Old Miley, and hotrod Mr. Lewis over to prosecute her at the Set'Howl. John Desire was charged with stealing several artisies of StutTortbillire earthenware, the pro rt e .f Me. Carr, Earthenware Manufactuter, diagton. Aii llt appeared that Prisoner bred with Mr. Can as porter for some time back : several articles were missed oat of the warehouse alter, the articles were exposed to sale, and which is situated on a wharf on the honks of the Paddington Canal. Vf isincerlay, afternoon, ahead tutu o'clock. Mr. Carr's foreman saw Prisoner go out of the warelionw, and his pockets lamg bulged out, he suspected sonatthiat i was in them that shonld not be e them. watched him, and saw him go toward. a neeesiiii7, where, on Prisoner's retunt to the warehouse. he retired, awl found secreted a set of cups and saucer,. which he did nor nmime in the crming, when Prisoner finis:ad hislA ark, he ass observed to f.O towards the riceessars, and the foreman and another porter followed ' , him. and found low lm.t 1.. and one rtoseu i .;super aud sau ces. concenhsi in Isis clothisr. ida was-fully committed for trial: SCOTCH ,CLERGt A :lieeting of the following . otileuten, Are* holders, CO ttttt ‘1151:11A11e11101 Slimily, and Herifors'ot the county of Ayr, convened in consequence of the Notiticatiou made by the Right Honourable the Earl of Egliuton, Lord Lianteuant tit dit (vaulty of Ayr, at the List Count, Meeting, anti iia,pur suance Of advertisements published in the mews. papers, by his Lordship's elder, was held at Ayr on the ti th last, for the purpoie of takiug under their consenition, the present existiog circumstances with regard to the Augmentation of Stqwnd to the Ministeni of the Chord' of Scotland, viz. The Bight llon..the Earl of Egiinton ; John listnilton, of !Mantra; Rielowl Alexander Oswald, of Anchinernive ; Alesautkr Boswell, of Auelinileek ; thigh Hamilton, of Pin /nitre; Moog. Smith, or rroacan cot. John of 'Flinn:ton ; - Richard Campbell, of eleistiminains ; Colonel John Hamilton, jam. of bandrilia ; Patti. k Baltanline, of ; Robert l'houlpsion, ot. adjarruek ; Alexander Dimul.. l , of 'hangar ; Robert Davidson, of Drionley ; AICX- Ill.l..l'.lltistion, of Glasswork ; Alexander Gardner, of 'Ent ine; ; John Baltmw, of Mindirie ; James Paterson, of INilehanint I)nehl Liniunit, of Dalblair ; Janus Campbell, of Bardeen. ; tt t of Logan; Colonel John Hughes; William flowle, of l'ainbasiseau; John 'fmlor, jun. of Blockhouse ; tialtriet Langmuir. of le tioncrrivecb ; James Blair, of l.uelisarits; Robert Dunlop, of Ltal...ray ; Patsies .11Plieight, of Barns; ohne M`Denticit teigie•shill, of lliirmokaton; Jeans laltionsi, of bitalloeliereek ; Ronald, of Beards; sad Dr. Mackeusie, the eldest Baths of into, Mr. ONW.II.D, of Aneliiiternire, chosen news. The Earl of Egliuton, beige entering upon his reasons for calling the present Meetuo.t, uteutioued that he was inithiwitied by Colonel Blair, of and Colonel Brisbane, of Brisbane, to state, that, as it was inconvenient for them to attend this day, they were willing to concur in any measure that might he adopted by the Mbeting; find Mr. Ha milton, of l'itiniore, mentioned, that he was ail ihorised by Mr. Bid, of Aduniton, to state the/ saute on his part. The Earl of EGLIt4TOW, in opening the business of the day, took the °plant *ty of expressing the high respect which his Lordship entertained for the Clergy of the Church of Scotland in general, who, in times of thlfieulty and danger, he had uniformly known to conduct themselves in a manner whir added much to their merit ; and he acknowledged that their meritorious conduct, on recent and try ing occasions, was well known to him, as Lieute nant of the county ; and his Lordship begged that it might be understood, that in submitting to the consideration of the Aleetilfg the Resolutions which he should have the honour to move this day, he was actuated try no motive derogatory to that opi nion whirh he had sit along munitioned for that very respectal4le body. Ifni Lordship then, after briefly ri-capitnlating Isis reasons for calling the present Meeting, pro sherd a printed copy of a paper, entitled, a sera/ rime of the proceedings of the C'ourt of Sea aim, es Costutissioners for Platitatios of Kirks, and ralaatios of Triads, in woglitrnring and beefing th e Stipends (lergy, daring the last seeenteca gears," whereof the tenor follows : The .noinher of Benefices, in the Established Church of Scotland, is nine hundred and thirty six. • 'rho stipends of forty-one of these are not payable out of the teinds or tithes, and consequently the Teind Court cannot augment them. The number of livings, derived wholly, or in pee, from the kinds, are therefore right hundred and pisiety tire. It appoint, In' a report made to the Howie of Lords, that. in the period between the I nth of August rind, and the 11th ofJnly tntte, the Court granted auginematious in six hundred and ninety tire cases, ill one hundrrd'and six instances, dur ing the same period, the Court augmented the same livings a seeond nine; in di instances a third auo mentstint was granted. By a subsequent investigation, it appears that during the year between the li2th ofJuly 1006, aid the 12th ofJoly 11.07, farther auracatatiOas were granted in one hundred and thirty-two vases of which ninety-four were. Benetkes Augmented tenor to to 1790. In live of them it was the third augmentation, and in one of them it was the fourth, in a period of seventeen years. The amount of what has thus been f.„-ranteil, in augmentation of the stipends, as they stombin 1790, is as follows : Totals. From 17a' to 111(1(1-1406 in limo 1.. a. 4. !limey Stipend 1..ni73 is 4 Oud pi .5 10, 170 i s 9 Additional Communion Element Money - 1917 tp to 370 7 7 :1,345 7 s fhthrand in the flivt period 14,71:1 Bolls, and in tlw wooed period 3493 80111, reekatird at is.. ad. per 801 l - it; , fit S t , ) 6 Bear is the first period t 0,59.1 Bolls, and la • the second ta.l. - s, at aye. 70. per 801 l . jj,jo i r a 9 Barley in the Brut period le;li Bony., and in the .erred 4973, it ll*. 04. p. ' i old- 6,3.35 OM is the first period tiin 11.111, and in the second st 17s per Moll - - Wheat is the tient pencil iss Bulks, sod in the served 94, at 11. 9s. M. per 801 l nil ll 6 Peas in the first period 41 Bolls, at 1;S. 4.1. per Bail 2a Total vette. augmentations granted, without reaming those in kind iu Orkney sad Zet laud, eaaeleting of .arinus articles, accord ism tot welslits ad masses peculiar to that eimatry . . ....00 trmsissial parts of a ball, sad also thr frac tional parts of a penny, to the average prices, have teen disregarded is ealnilatlmg the totals, so that ripen the whole, the false Of the Kraal. Meta was somewhat mute tine as above. There may he sore anierentional ernes, hitt these Vallllol be onioviel. The Talus" affixed to the. sr. croi ors of meal and grain are the ...craw of the liar mires of the canny of Ml4-LoWsa, for the 144 . so Tears, *halo, eatallwiue tho-riso of price in the latter rags of that period, must ap pear earn-m.4y ataderatc. Bat at the Court, M various instant., during the said peenni, took of part 01 I i.r .14 mo ney anmend, sad gave grain In Itslieu of it, and ist some manor,* took oil grain tool one matim, or grain of &molter spews inst, ad, there must to iltiliacted Lout the foe eMistr total, Mont v token off f. ?i45 19 101 Oatmeal Is Ch•lelerw, it Hong, Peeks, sod half.. I ipm , at is., ad. j p r Well 2;4 4 9: Bear p.l C. s B. 2 F. 1 4-5* Lippy, at fps. 7.1. t ittr 808 1306 7 Barley 4C. 7 B. t "'Angie ad. *Mho per BeM. - Oats Iss. 4B t F. tP. at. at 17a. ad. per ball - %Alva (1 3 P. ist laps. Ad. pa 70$ 1$ 0 0 0 3 7 77 10 Sil 147 3 31 P 7 (; i , 'a.. _ . 4.10 i. cgiiim4ar 11 4 a perpetual annual burden or charge imposed! On the landed. Proprietors of Scotland, by thel Teind Court, in the eourse of the lad seventeen' years, in addition to the old stipends (besides the augmentations in kind in Orkney and Zetland) a boatels which BMA be constantly increasing, ac cording to the principle adoptcd be the Cowl, till the whole tithes of the kingdom are appropriated tol the Clergy. The utklitiou intole in the last year. was no less titan blfie it. les. ad. According to the report mode to the noose of Lords--of the 695 eases in a Melt animentntions were grunted, between August 1790 anti July 11806, the localities of three hundred and thirty-one laud not been finally settled at the date of the report. According to the result of the lust inquiry, one hundred and fifty-six fresh action", for augmenta tion, were commenced between the t-2tli July, idol, and the mute day in the year )807. Adding these to the 331, nuikes n total of 487, of which only 37 bad been concluded itt the day last men tioned. The number of depending actions of augmentation and locality ut that day, was therefore four hundred and fifty, a number ex ceeding that of halt' the parishes in Scotland, a here the living arises from the te . nle ; tad of eon sequence, the title deeds of a great proportion of the landholders must uncessari!y be produced and detained for a long period in the Teind Office, with great incomeniettoe and imminent hermit of being' lost or destroyed. While in the office those deeds are subject to the inspection of any person, and they may be taken out of the offiee by the agents of any one alleged tr, have an adverse itit..rest in the parish, upon their ns•eipts to the Clerk. To advert to the taxation and expense nem simnel by this state of never-ceasing htigstion, is foreign to the present purpose. • llis Lordship then moved that the following re solutions by atlopted by the Milling, viz. Iterdeed—lid, "That from the institotion of the present Court of l'eioda, In di* . year 1711 to the )ear 1790, the Jedgra of that Cmrt uniformly maintained, that when a competent atiprod was modified to a Minister, such stipend was to continue the constant stipend of the parish in all time coming, declaring that it aas incompetent for the Court, is virtue (tithe Aet of Parliament under which it was con stituted, to re,inguseut such stipend; and that it appears that the Clergy, es well r the Laity of Scotland, conceived that thi,, the plain revise of the law, was einitlnued, hewed the possibility of doubt. he 11w repeated intlements of the Court of Session, acting as • Coontxdonses for . the Phonation of kirks nod the Valiintio:. of Tutor. Resolved-Id, "That sire the year 1791, tbsegb deem bee been so alteration in the law, nor any direct decided of the Triad Court, declaratory of its extended powers, dm Judges of that Cirri have acted as if their von ers were an flaterbd Nat time sod the 12th day of July Ups mapasststanon have been granted, by which a perpetual tint bias base hurried on the landholders, of at texst 41,11100 i, *year; and betwixt the tuth of July inti, and the 12. th ut Judy 1507, 156 new processes for augmentation have bunk rained. t r , iCivener lifeetir day under Reodved-4d, " That, in enniallience of these pants of augmentation, thine were, on t►e loth .4 July ton), utpend.. nag in the Toad Court, 4311 processes of locality, by which the landholders re nut only eat:defied to the risk and ineuo s swirlier attending their insights being lodged in Court, and conveyed front hood to ►tK bet introtmd in litigatious, temossr and expensove beyond example. reantred--4 tidy, 'f bat nos the Triad Court hut already, 'tinge tla year I;tn. granted seciAd segmentutioris in two hundred ram, and haw stingily, In ',vend erne', granted a thin: augmentation, and in dive caw a Leah ; there aeon IN proems tof any termination in the liardabipa Mist inflicted on the lauded tsit,i eat. lip the contrary, if tla• Cuart conti nues to re-sogniesd etipette,,tlic grievance must totelis become intolerable. It la therenne emitter of the moat arrions iur purism= to the Isoded Nimrod, that the mifstion coneerning Ilse powers of the Court to great repeated segmentations., should be tried and put to ,•tat by solemn decisions ut• the competent tribunals. Resedttd•-" sthly, That, for this' purpose, as well as fete attending Many legiolathe measures that it may be neces sary to resort to on the slihjeet, the meeting appoint to be they *put (co agent's) id Falinbergh, with power to met and deliberate wit► lb. agents that may be appointed by the hernias of ether twat ies io&einiand, and to purser !such pueral measure's shall seem beat eulentated for attaining the object In view, a proportion of the expense of which the meeting will be rawly to defray." Which ltesolutions being seconded by Mr. Sum, of Drongan, the same were unanimously op ptoved of by the Meeting, and they sinned and appointed John irnderson sod George Russell. Lstr. W.S. as agents for the Landholders of the count• of Ayr. for folios in; up the measures point ed out in the foregoing Resolutions, and with power to them to meet and deliberate with agents appointed fur other comities in Scotland, to pursue such general measures as shall seem best coke lated for attaining the object in view ; and the ~ieetiit agree that the expenses attending the same Abell be defrayed by an assessment upon the raltaxi rent of the county. of ti Sup l; lixeti tiny •of Join James The meeti.or then named and appointed— The E rt of Egllnton, the Earl of ClidAille Mr. Boyle, M.P. Ilar the country ; Me. Ileanlroo, of Basdrean ; Mr booralt, of Atiehintech; Mr. 0.1.01.1, of Arrebiorroirt t Ma. Ca cart, of Gotarboli ; Mr. Oinerahl, of Elbanrse ; Mr Fergaasoi, of Trockraigise; anal Mr. t anspb6l, of Hclautoomaius ; as &Committee, to correspond with Mesam.Anderson and ltua,ell, regarding the objects of these Resolu tions, and to instruct them in their proceedings, and recommended to theta to attend to airy legislative measures that may be resorted to upon thesubject, and to report their proceedings frotn time to Gm'. as they should think proper, and when they have any matter of importance to lay before the count, to desire the Convener to call a Meeting, for the purpose of considering the same ; and of the above. named Committee; Mr. Boswell, of Auchirdeck, was appointed Convener. Mr. ll.►>rtt.Tot►, of Fillmore, then moved the thanks of the meeting to the Earl of Eglinton, for haying called the county together upon the re sent occasion, which motion being paused unanimously, and his Lordthip received the thanks 02 the nweting accordingly. The Egli of Entirerox then moved, " That a Meeting should be celled, for the purpose of taking into their coreritterutias, whether it is taut fur the etislent utility of the lieges, that Trial by Jury Monist 61 revived in Civil Cases in Scotland ? Amid likewise, how far it is expedient to call the atten t. of the Legislature to the necessity of a reform in the Inferior COMAS ill SCOt 16111 d, mail more espe cially in the Sheriff Courts? and to deliberate upon what measures the county should adopt for making the Legitml at iv aeynaiut•d with their sentiments upon sulieets of so •11 importance." V% Inch motion ls•utg act - nulled, saw unanimously agreed tn.—And further, Mr. (haw %ED qated hi,4 intention of submitting to the vonsailei at ion of the county, the expediency of addressing the Legislature, to obtain relief from the umnual itre,:.ttre of the Property Tax on ');e• a.:lnta, cm:culling hinds in Scotland, arising frau Jureph Jarer* Paris Mtl4 111.641, I album Gems .. of IP. tlutiglttr.f eidest los nobr.rt Thomas mai ket, (Awe chovw mower John A~ ,+~ A mode prescribed bylthe • - presetit Priperty Tax •t, for aseartaitang tbe pronto - of sock occupiers . • land. And Mr. Hamilton, of Sundrum, the wetter ef the Vingity, alas terfuv•ded to call d .r • ' eeting,' to be liellthilort •Wodiwoheys. the 13th / I DM . y of January nelit, paptalectnative these matters • • It .. iiler consiaeratin im (Rirsed) : &Mt IMWFAUIF, Pities , •1i.... Eldest:tea (rein the atievitel of the Itionnia,..% _ HAM,'DOSWAL C lerk. At l i In ronsetliterice eir hlhooltriee • reknetit, a eeting A 1 ' the Noithines,,fok . holders, Codintaioaciaers of ipply, and Heritots of the county, of Avr, was Led to be held at Ayr, upon Wednesday, the lJth PK. . / •of January Met. foi• the perpoae dititiutines smith I onsideratiuu the above important .objects. . 3 0 1 4 ZOE SMIEINIMONneIIeMenIEII ii. V MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-Noltllol4. DI R, Ails obeli Winter, White-lion-street, islitrgtou, Middle- A' sex, factor -.- - 3 to • limbos Beds Tinley, late of Coseutry-street, Huy- minket, ladies' rhoe-misker - -3 to Z once Bentley, IVO-street, Lambeth, Surrey, cheese/emigre - - - . - - 3 111 *II 11 Ault (L.c.illAut ' Gale'.-wharf, Lanibetb, Suite), tint- A 1 hermeceltent - - - - - 3 12. f *MI dm Heater, Great Newpart-stmt, ;Middlesex, be- i Al bertholier - - j 1 ewes Reboot, jun. Port-street, London, eitit-inang- i li ffl dietary - - - a 1.. WA I ones Chard, late of Ankrr and Hope-alley, Red- list It lion-atmet, St. Georgee in the Rest, Middleset, Th gluier - - - 2 10 *gm aseph Moore, Great Russell-street, Bloumsbury, li e l hues-dri.per - - - - - e 111 torn .braliani Hewlinge, late Of Doke-street, St. James's, 'these Middlesex, corn.metchaut - 2 10 whom leatee Smith, Chespride, Loudon, warehouse- ye ll sea - - 2 It IM DIVIDENDS. 771 mere Joh, Cloak.lane, lAudou, appraiser and auc- tioneer - - is • = ;come Denier, Cranbournytreet, Leh:OP.-y-14mm, ei..- lineu-draper - - - 1 C ERTI I' I CATES. oho Wood Dime, of the Crescent, near the Minories, igi ALthe city of London, merrhant„ ship and usuituane. hi ..I.cr, dealer and chapmau. 1..:'21 . Coosens of Gray s•laii.lane in the county of]lid- Neese..,meresint, dealer and cha;nuan. 1111 Villiam •Flaomprois, ref Manchester, in the county of Us. WI ca-ter, grocer, dealer and chaptuan. Aged Neither Close, of Leeds, in the comity of York, dyer, A dealer asielopeta. N 9111004 Clore, of Leeds, in the county of York, dyer, dealrrand chapmen. WIII ivory Grundy Hr. troll, late of Gray's-len-square., in the comity of Middlesex, osouity-ecalicoer, dealer mid Chap. H Ulna lit liartre. Frederick Meflerstost, late of ftsliont-place, White- bra elsopei, ns the twenty ef Middlesex, (and now a misname for Ada in His Slujeidy's prism of the fleet,: leather- mantel:wiener, dealer and cluipmen. David (idea. of Birevoglstre, is the ceenty of Warwick. • 691 1 saki currier, dealer and cht pinbu. a illenermin Phillips, of Ewes-street, Soethwark, hyigator Cal and drug.gsteder. William a Peter of Cullom-street, Feechureh.strect, of I Lomb" asthma sod nerimmee-twoher. Ops Moniker. Fonder, of Bed's-Close, in the county of Nor- -.-A thiunberlairel, Isluemmurfacturce, dealer sad rhenium. ---.. Pearceliouse !Fury, wow or late of Ever‘ham. iu :be reatoty of Wotreeter, header, ihnunonger, dealer and chapetou lohn Av.:, afßeckfisat!eigh, in the county of Dyson, yore. 1 1 inanalietaver, ember and chemise. Walter Super the younger, of Ituckitatleio. in the cowl A of Derma, yertimanufactorer, dealer and chaprasn. Ant lotus Hainani, of Sloane-.trees, in the comity of Middlesex, Mr isessicaralke, dealeit sad chemises - llyr PDICE Of STOCIOI YISTEAPAY, A* Book Stork s per Ceet. Reduced GI i ' • i per OM. Cassels . Olt stex ire. 4 per Coat w Slit - .. e per Cent. Nary .. Lung Aunuities .. .................... . .. ....... Imperial a per Cad • • " $4 Ouinium 44 • to ludia Slug i lit III& . . II • Exeh4er Nib 116 . 31.”11S. :: - al English Lettley Tkitels . 4 41 .. if•- . Cumole if • . . • 641", IPI T. ASH, ittotiviraket, al 4, Cundill, est 711 Cliariortnat. 4 PRICE 'OF IRINII STOCKS, Dec. 31. h Ginecament Debeeteres......* . per cegit 71? • a at Gosvelosest Di .-L a puntimt. as, Government Steck ll progoat. ;II in ESCII A 4 Ili r .-061116• oil Limits (Doc 3..1.) 9- a COURSE OP 1111.CM116-.46ltisit 5. 111 Amotteniam.... 35 7 as O. Wes b Ditto at Sight.. 34 II I: ottetiluto O. 1 . . 112 3 V. liftillhi. ISI . r i ll • . illiAla 17 utilb,... 34 4 21. Os* A11ie5........ *4 D AIL N0L1.1113. L s. d. I Pawls Ditto 2 V its 4 Coin and Ruse . 6 Rulardeasot CAE: Mielhotere Dosihroty Sibilli., ...... to tektAive New Dollars filisse • 3911 !Aker in Wei IlAsksta 49/ New Lout (each) 0 0 0 4 Ns*** is Agit) ow the Bank of Holland, Gunge ' 4511.1e Pie. Si per Cent. umbra s. C sa Dells( ' - - - - -- --- - 1. ' BIRTH. 1 Os Tees*, I. (keg Cumberland-place, the Lady of I Win. Hulloed, Eaq, of* a.m. MARRIAGE. ' 1 At Weymouth, ma the 4th iestant, Cape J. R. Eranthlie, of 11w Hoe. East laths cssipssy's Sarin, le the eldest .lanigliter of John Bathe &Okla, Erg. DEATHS. On the 21th sit. after • hogeriug Moro, Michael Hoemon, E.. of 74In•weit Hill, near Hornsry, lliddiews, aged 7,, At Chases, on the let inst. Mrs. Anne Richmond Webb, eldest sister of the late John Rehniond Webb, Erg. of hltl- ton Lilboaree, Wdts. Satentai , at Trowbridge, Thor Di iakwater. rm • maws, tart. , is the Crescent, Rath, Edwa rd Hume, DIV of Bevis- Motto, in the county of Iloethampton. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LOISPON-BRIDGE- ..............................;Morti. .17 min offer. o I Ewell. _,..411 nit . .. agle.• SALE BY AUCTION. Ts filKu. Ry mews. KING and v.orn.r.s., 'At their Great Room, 35, Kiag street, Ctnettimplai, 111$ DAY, al Turk. i t Smell Coilection of HfIIIICS, the tl,„ of a Goatee's. ; emepriaiwg sow at she 14:7= :lather', and Viecudimeous Ends% —Swag them are I len...lots. a Gale, Dion Cameos Erueelisii ' Ifiegilies, Me. r hart ma:, —F.Oripiolra, 3 tout. 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