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" 511 "•"-__- x GOTTENBURGH M 414 HAMBURG!! ANI) ALIGNA PAPIRS. ALTONA, NOY. O. Private letters from Paris, received by the way of Holland, announce th.tt the French troops have taken possession of the Castle of .St. Angelo. At Rome. They write from the Attwrian States.' that the Army of Neutrality, in Gallicia, has received orders to disband, and that the regiments which com pose 4, will return to their old quarters. Accesses sworn Lemiswg, of the $O - h of October, .state, Osiris letter from Odessa announces the ar. tieal,ln that tows, of General Sehasti sni, who con *Owed his route for L'Abirdle de iYord Aires. SO.) CONITIIIITINOPLE, OCT. 12. The Grand English Fleet, under the command of Admiral Colliagwpod, has retired from the .Archipelagot but a small squadron, artier the or ders of Admiral Calidor, , remains ofF t: .e Darda nelles, and biodeedes them so, stsißly, that not a teasel can enter or depart without being taken. It is said, that the hagfish Minister, Sir A. Paget, whoa) the Porte refused permission to land at Con stantinople, is on board this squadron. 'the Porte, in making this refusal, decFsred, at the same time, that it could not avgaciate, but in concert with its allies. Tne Englisft Miniv.r has, it is said, since made new proposals to thethand Signior. • LAW INTBLLIGENCE. •—•—• COURT OF KING'S BENCII, S. Sittings sit Nisi Prins, Wore Lard ELLisineossottstii. I.IIIIO4VIONTO V 0 AAAAA D. This was an aftinn brought by a bricklayer for the price of work done by him for the Defendant, who refried to pay on account of the insufficiency of the work. It appeared that the Defendant was a wiee.mer chant, and being in possession of a house at a place called Bluegate Fields. near Shadwell. the walls of which were in a tottering condition, he. in the month of May, last year, employed the Plaintiff to take down the front and rebuild it. • The Plaintiff did so ; but in about a month afterwar 't it was observed. that the new wall bulged considerably. On the part of the Plaintiff, however, two brick layers and a carpenter were called, and deposed, that although the wall did bulge a little, yet, that it was not owing to the insoffii.i,ncy of the r;401- tiff's work, but that of the carpenter W/o had been I employed in shoaling up the joists and floor of the house, and that although bulged, it was suf f icient to stand for 30 years. They had compared the work with the bill delivered in, and thoug.st the charges fair and reasonable. On the paPt of the Defendant, several surveyors and bricklayers were called, who stated, that the building was totally insefficient, and likely to prove dangerously its tumbling down ; that it bulged more than two inches outwards, at the height of 8 feet, and at the height of 1l feet, 6 inches, it bulged two inches and a half inwards ; that this was owing to the wall not being properly tied to the floor, there being a full inch b.....wecn each of them. and that it would be impossible to Teethy it other ise than by taking thefwhole down and rebuilding it. The Learned Juno e, in addressir:-, the Jury. ob served, that this was an aftinr to t -cover the ex pense of work done, which w,.. !o be presumed meritorious work, otherwise the Plaintiff could have no claim. The inestien therefore. was, whether the Plaintiff deterve.l any thirg (or work that had not proved henefici ato his employer ? Ca•es had occurred of th:s na.ure, where a Learned Prede cessor. Mr, Justice B •Iler, had been inclined to think that an aetion ought to he brought merely for negligence in d nag the work ; but he (Lord Filen borough). thought that the rotten rule was, that where the party suing had not done any beneficial service to the other, he was nut entitled to payment; but it any degree of service was proved to have been effeard, he could claim to that extent and no further ; thus leaving the employer at liberty to bring his aCtion for negligence if he chose. In other words, the Plaintiff's claim in the present case was to be co-extensive with beneficial service performed. Doss these grounds, if they thought, from the evidence adduced, that the building was only fit to be taken down, the Plaintiff would only be entitled to the expense of the bricks used, which were proved to have been 1800, at the rate of two guineas a thousand, which would not even defray the expense of taking them down. The suet in the bill claimed, amounted to 2;1. I ls. 3d. against which there was a set-off for liquor, which the PI sintiff bad from the Defendant. It had been alleged by the Plaintiff, that the Defendant had agreed to ply the whole bill, if the Plaintiff would consent to take it in liquor, but of this there had been no positive proof. SW 17.1415 H osurroooao, NOV. 15. The English troops. Who folded at the Isle of 149een, are now embarked to ;Neer return to Eng land. Since the departure of Mr. Pierrepolnr, the I.t!e nrikikh ExtFaordirtat7, Mr. bge,wrst butioirts here as Charge d'Affaires —( Stockholm Go:tette qf. Plow 23 / COTTNIIAGIN, NOV. 21. The Royal Danish Minister, in Paris, Privy Counsellor Dreyer, has Om his Secretary of Lett...- lion, Captain Guilleaume, as Courier to Kid.— Ti m " write from Paris, that Lis di,patches telate to a Treaty of Alliance, between France and Den mark. Aussie is also said to have made proposal, to the Test of the Northern Powers, for forming a powerful coalition to resist the despotism which the English extraise at sea, in particular in the Baltic. (I:spathes's* &ware fteo. 21.) • LISSON. ocr. 26. It is now Sexily determined, tnat the Prince Re gent, who Wet on the point of leaving this capital, is to remain here with his children ; and we Uttjef stand that General Juant, who is now in Madrid, is !alone to reside Isere as Amoassadnr. The general opinion is, that the English, is consequence of our ports being shut against their ships, will commence hoitiiiies against us, and take possession of Brasil. liamiurith Correspondent of Nat,. 20.) The French are marching, in great siumhsers, Dot only so Dalmatia, but also to Pesaro, Senigaglio and Ancona. On the Stith Oacsber, 1300 Russians, of the garrison of Corfu, landed in Ancona. It is =ly reported here, that the Senator, Lucier. este, is thertly to be proclaimed Redd ' Leos (King of Latium).—(lb NANA:4 NOV. 10. Immediately after the artival.if Marshal Keller man, the following was putlished in this place ; sal it•cTs 71110 U Tilt MINUTES 011 TSIZSLCNISTART'S Of FiCI OF STATE : PAL ACT Or ST. CLOOO, AUG. 4 . 'l 4 7moleem. Emperor of the French and King of Italy. Proirtior of the Cmfederacy of the !thine, /Lc. decrees Art I. All property, troth territorial and allodial. houses, ire, belonging to Lire Prince of fiatiover, as well ari r. the Primness , States, and the Co'sntry at large, shall be segues- Lotted, and you NUM thereof taken in our name. Anode II MI wood. and ise•ts are included in tke pro. petty mentioned in the receding 3 ride. Article 111 An Inspellor of the it rgistering OfEee of Paris shall immediately pr.reeed thither, snake an Inventory oC the Above goods, and transmit it to this o.i..ce Cl 11101 i all pile. brtiele VI. The same manner shall be plagued with record the country eir ll•nau. Article Xl. Fn. Minister_ of War F 'qtr. -Z:5 are ;e.y ec . tiaeiy Otarged with the execution of h a s Decree. (Signed) N APOLEON. Ilansu, Nov, 7, 11107. KELLERMAN. COPlttiallAGatt, tiONr. 10. The Er.gl'sh Captain. Alexander Fraser, who crmniands ihe Y.sagaera/ frigate, stationed off thin lilac,, sent on the 5r.1 inst. the following letter to Iklr Gran:, tl.e Swedish Consul, resident in this f have the hollow to acquaint you with the re. ceipt of spur letter of the 2.1 inst. that my instrue ti-ns, touching the l-lockade of Copenhagen, ate certain and oracise. I was at liberty to modify the hit (kale in such a manner, that Danish at.d neutral vessels, under 100 tons burden, laden cob provisions, fuel, sale, and timber for building and repairing houses, were allowed to enter the Port, in cue 1 should find the Danish Command - IP ant and Governor of Z-alaud -disposed to permit Etit;sh ships and vessels to pass the Castle of Crm aenfiitrg unmolested. Having carried as a corres pondence on this sobjeft with General Poyethea and the Governor of f:ronenhurg,their final answer vas, That it was nut in their rarer to :drain from hostireits.' Nothing is therefore left me. but to enforce the blockade in the most rigorous mannrr. All such ships, however, both Danish and Neu tral, as have the above cargoes on board. and ire furnished with passports of Admiral Gambles, which have not yet terminated their vsysge, are allowed to enter the pJrt ot Copeahagea, but no Webers. " In particular reply to your qifestino, f ohwrvr, 1. .1 hat all emirs, ..reuhd with imiap.rris by Adinir el (rambler, ate le enter eispeoll igen, and sad how to ince 11 That all angels, p laden re:th Sitiredieh (fervent, on prohltilolt t.. Me a collocate therm.; than be iwrisit.ed i n set gal hem Copenhagen et Elsierov, for any port. 111. No Sereuith or roller ship must low! iii Cupertharpri mi.t rather property them Swedish, Lug ,th, to Neistral, and pot t sea with the same Swedish this,, in luill3‘t ant at t.. betty to aid from Corm . ..gen when they phew. " It gives me peculiar pleasure to have it in my per to return the above apswrr to your question. without deviatir:; from my inarriiSiona. "Irai protteet the trade of Ilia Swedish Maresty's sub) 9s, end the Swedish coast, form a particular and roost pleasing past a any order."—(.dear ) POLICIi. BOWNITIMET. Yesterday, Edward Owen, the old and well known sharper, was brought to this office for re. examination" , afore Mr. NAILS, on the charge of robbing Jan. Cro *cher, of Brompton-rew, of a gold watch and a .51. P %. note, under pretence of find ing a diamond c , ,..5 in the Green-Park, to hall the •alue of -kb sire wls entitled. It appeared, that the ;- oties conneetzd with the Prisoner had, since his examination on Friday even ing, been to the Pros •cutrix, to endc.tvour to stall her off, to prevent her from appearing itt the Office yesterday, by offering to return htr %vs ch and 51. note ; but she was prevented from ugreeing to this, by the interference of her brother. A 51. note, which was found upon the Prisoner, proved to be the same that he obtained from the Prosecutrlx. Although she could not identify it, a gentleman who paid it to her did. Townsend, the Officer, who had the Prisoner in custody thirteen or fourteen years since. when he was capitally ratified for a gentler offence, was pre sent, and recognised his old acquaintance. He de clared that the Prisoner looked no worse for his voy age to Botany' Bay and back, although he had been there fourteen years, and is now seventy-two years of age. When the Prisoner was at the office upon the charge for which he was capitally convkled, it was recolleded by "rovnaseud and others, that the laugh was then against the Prisoner, on account of his telling a rale, which was not believed, of his having beers robbed ,Itty some footpads of 4001. ; hut which, however, has been proved to be true. under the. fol lowing CitCOMSIMICCI It was well known among the sharps and thieves that the Prisoner was a very close and saving man, and was supplied to posies the above snin, and that he catried it about with him. A plan was accordingly laid to rob him of it. Two of the Wheelers, the notosi'ws piclopm keti, prevailed on the Prisoner to accompany them a few elks out of London , upon a uay's Pleasure in a chaise; some thieves tuck their station r: a lane near Himmel., after dark. through which vie Prisoner and the Wheelers were to pass. and on the cl!aisc coming up, they stopped it, and demand ed the Pris-ner's and the Wheelers money ; the Wheelers iminediltely jumped out cf the chaise, and ran off across a held ; mud the subliers twat, iii treated. and robbed the Prisoner of cash to the amount et 4001. The Wheelers, who have often been before the public, make the following apology for their haying been thieves Iron boys, viz. that their uncle, wise died on board the hulks, used to take them oat whin he was going to commit de pordatirins, to teach them thieving. hp a Prisoner was committed to Newga:e for trial. Yesterday, the LORD MAYOR orderer! the psi - e of botail to he noised halt an A b siae, wh ic h cm,k,, toe Qoartetn Loaf 10:d. to take place to-morrow.— His will hold a Court of Comra.n Council tn-asurrow for dispatch of general business. NATAL INTLECICENC * E. , , rosisuonvo, DEC 7. This morning early sailed ttdm Sr. Helen's the following ships. with sailed orders. fitted and vie malted for Eva months: Defence, 74, Ganges. 74. Alfred. 74. Rally, 64. AFaiiireinoit, 64. hey are uuder the orders of Captain Halkett, of the (gavr.r. Sailed La Setae frigate, Captain Atkins, with a• convoy for Guernsey and Jersey ; and the oa a crone. The Saturn, of 74 guns, Lord A. Beauclere, and the Mosel!, brig, ate gone out of harbour. The Npenrer, of 74 guns, is to join the squadron at St. Helen's. TORBAY. DEC. G. The Channel fleet, under the command of Lord Gardner, are just arrived in Torbay, but cannot as *eh- names, it blowing hard at west. HARWICH, DAC. 7. Arrived theschooner Sea Lori, Lieutenant Banks, font Copenhagen, aker a very rough passage of about three weeks, in which they were eitli4ed to throw their guns overboard, and being short nt pro visions, only seven or tight men out of twenty wete able to keep the deck. SEAL, DRC• 7. Sailed His Majesty's ships Aryls, Heim& r„ and Defender. with the outward-hound. k.: under col, Toy [or Puttsmouth.—Wind N.W. FROM LJST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty-Ofee. Derembrr 3, 1807. Capp of aa.etter born Capt Francis Stanfell, of Ma Majesty's sloop the Scorpion. to Admiral Young, and transmitted by lila latter Officer to the Hou. W. W. Pole, dated on board His Majesty's Atio,, Scorpion, Seilly bearing N. 23 deg. W. 106 mules ' Decenalre. 3, ISM St a —ltvailing myself of information gained by the capture of La Masseuse, relative to the cele brated ketch privateer out of St. Maloes, it is with infinite satistaftion I inform you, I fell iu wi.h her, and, after a chase of twelve hours, captured Le Glaneur. of ten guns and sixty men, Mons. Jacquel Fabre, Commander, six days from Brest. She has been repeatedly chased, and escaped by superiority of sailing; and is wcll kuo.wn at Lloyd's to have done more mischief than all the privateers out of St. Maloes having run two years with ticinterru;ted luck. I beg to subjoin the names of two vessels taken by her, and have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) FRANCIS ST•NWELL• To William Young, Esq. Admiral th e &we, and. . _ Sc. &e. - Horatio brig, David min, Master, from London to Mogadore. LaloriA, Portuguese etip, front Oporto to London.' (Signed) F. ►'TANFILL. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiation signed by the Lord Lieutenant of At Comfy of Kent. East Lent Volunteers. The Rev. Joseph Slterer to be Chaplain, 'fin Davis, de. ceased...demi N0v....:11, 1807. War-Vet, December 8, 1807. MIMORAT4DUII. _ _ The Appointment of Lieutenant VT , aliens Read to ►e Cap tain, by purchase, in the both Regiment, vice Platt, who retiree, as stated an The Gaunt of the bth instant, leas not taken place. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Jupp awl Thomas Hodgson Johnson, No. 123, New Hoed-stmt, in the count/ of Middlesex, linen drapers end haberdashers. Dec:tabu 1,11107. John Tarry and Alexander Ritchie, jun. of London. No vember 17, 1807. William Slater and Thomas Slater, o: Binuingham, plater,. November 25, 1807. Robert Wilson and Joseph lYilson, at ilrfax, In the county of York, linen-drirr ' ers. December 5, 18 0 . William Mass, Edward Burrow, And William Bagunld, of Liverpool. February Si, 1807. • John Pitt and Thomas Hadley, of Birminghana. Novaubcr 18, 1807. Wiliivm Lloyd and John Lloyd, of Westport, near Malmec bury, in the comity of Wilts, tanners. January 27, txr/7. Richard Peacock and James Isere, of Tonlay-esect, cur ries. December S, 1807. James Palmer sad John Edwards, of Pimlico, In the county of Middlesex, ironmongers. December 4. 1807. William Orme, the Elder, and William Urine, the Younger, of the Borough of Southwark, distillers. Septeratier 29, 1807. Elton Haniund, Francis Evans, and Thomas Foster, of M street, in the city of Landon, tea.dealcrs. December 5, 1501. Jrdm Theimplon, W illiam Anne% and Richard Cox. De cember 2, 1807. BANKRUPTS. aharles Waugh, of Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster, linen-draper, dealer and ebapotan, to surrender ' Deceinbe., 16, at five, 28, arid January 19, at eleven at the Bay flurry lon, inßlackburn. Atttorneys, Mr. Robert Dewhurst, Blackburn; sad Mr. Henry Blakelock, Elm-court, Temple, London. Joseph Sanders of Hinckley, in rte county of Leicester, dealer in corn, di aler and chapman, to surrender, December 28, at (061 f, at ten, and January 19, at twelve, at the Wool. pack, in War w ick, is the county of Warwic k. Attorneys, Mr. Cane, Gray's inn, London ; and Mr. Pilchard Singh, Moor-it-ea, Birmingham. Letitia Higginoottuns, of Manchester in the county of Liar cuter, milliner, dress-maker, dealer and chapwaniaii, to sur render, December 21, 19, and January 19, at three, at the Bridgewater-Areas, in Manchester. Attorney', hlesers Duck worth, Chippen.lall and Desistm, in Manchester. Samuel Kay, of Burnley, in the county of Laneastev, rimier merchant arid cabinetimaker, to 'offend... December 26, and January 8, 19, at twelve, at the !fare and Hound. lac e, is NWT, lac the county r f l.anaaster. Atkuneys , Me. Saalksel WoboleaCk, is Bur) , and Mr. Henry Um-court, Temple, London. Witaty, thiney, of the town and county or Newcastle ups- Tyne. spirit end potty rnerchAnt, dealer and Chapman, to sot neeenaber, 30, 31, and January 19, at eleven, at the hnose of Chants Tomer, the Q.teen's dead, Newcastle bri•on- Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Scott, Newest. , and Mr. EleKney, Cuancerr.lane,.l,crodon. _ . . Damel A ;,:ock Kos of Gracechorch-street, In the city of 1.0.41,nt, Innis., to surrender. December lu, at eleven, 19, at t waive, anti Inbuilt . , 19, at ten. at Guuldhai.. Attorney. Mr. I , ' , .ere4, Ely-place, 1-lonns•rt James Arl;la.ter, of Stafford, in the cnuoty of Stafford, Aeta•• dca:er. boxier,. dealer and chainnan, to surreconn, Doceratier 21, 24, &MI January 19, at eleven, at the Littleton's-Arms lon, in Yenktedge. in the county of :oath:wt. Attorney.. %Ifuloon Sewh, Wolverhampton i and \tr. Etedctica Tartar'. It loonia bitty *quote, London. , . . . Jame ihualli..cm, ut Liverpm.l, i.i the eount• Lineage', wrehAnt, Je.l, r and ehapman, surrender, bec,nber *O, 91, 2114 J. 11.1 1 ,, It), at WIC, at the house el Henry Vosl.aw, the Globe' Tavern, m J”hoi-greet. Liverpool. Attinne)", hies's.. Crump acttl •'g., a. d Airier* Gill and Whitley, Liverpool) and Mr. Bata.e , Chnnee , y4aue, Gondol". DIV I DEN lb. illusory R. Thomas Ch.ipisti, .4 the toon mot county of th 101 n of KinnoinioymoHull, merchant, dc. lm a ,t 1 eh 1. - - ma., at eleven, at the Dtrver Into, to Kitiest,o-ovii•i•tioit. Jantlary I). TIMM, RW11114.11, of LlVlttioool, in ur» r 11.1 r. ur L Att e a ater, tiesocr-therebant, buteoer, dealto nun, at ele•en, at kotallaw's the Glebe 'favern, Jo , iia- Stfeet. •Docember 31. F.Award Cooper, nun or late of Newark, in the eout.ty of t.eit.e.ter, hnitei, , vate. ano Chapillan, at t Veil, It the White I Intl, in Lei.o.:-•et. December 3). David Atcliteett. of Wecd,H. Hv K, m the noway u NthtbaalpND, desiftr, grui.er, dealer and ‘ll.tit. dn. at ile‘ree, tt the fleir : lKn, narenry,ln tcconn t 1 of Mchtilllmpirtu. January 5 Jwhii and ,Catarlee Stewart hi. 411, . r Lntrp,+ml, iu the county fortAi&CMlter, signer me.elaat; deriera and eliajameti, *at tderre a at Ina (di dat 'tavern, j0i,,,„ Sleet, Liertmatal. • December ta—(liy adjournment from S) Archibald Machran t too, of Wlnchr cm...tree% in the coy of I. tn.,c'na daalti :ant chapeau, at tact e, at Guildhall • LOIIII.II. I)et`rlailv4 14—(Py adjournment (run. N.nrco.lret 14 ) Healy Martin, late of the Ctos:ent, in the city as London, men, chip's, at eleven, a , Guildvut I, London. Deceinlaa S. &fiche , I Leisorck, of Liverpool, In then:runty of Lancaster, sr :goon, apothecary,' awl deafer in iron, et tleveo, at the Ste' and Garter Tavera,in Liverpool. Jam:dry 4. Rob' rt II rime, of Liverpool, In the county a I.ancaater, merchant, dealer sod chili:onion, at eleven, at Ors Star and Garter Tavern, is Liverpool. December £9. Thome, Hor.gbion, of Liverp oo l. i n t h e comity of Lanca•ter ' brewer, dealer and cliapinso, at ele. men, at the Star ant Garter I'M e, in Liverpool. December £9. bli.s Noreen ant Chane. einho:d Forder, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchants, at time!, at the Star andGaaer Tavern, in Liverpool. December 91. Robert Waydock, now or late of Liverpmd, iK the county of Laticaate/, 'Myra/tight, devir. and clttin.a.,, at twelve, at the Si.., and Garter 'Tavern, lov-vproi`. December 31. Henry Zi irk, of Livery .01, h. the count* of Lanceerer , merchant, deetcr and 41104i:in, et twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern, in Liverpool. December 30. Peter Reinnon, of Liver i rad, in the count? of Lancaster, cooper, rlealer and chalonah, at twelve, .t the Star and barter Tarn, in Liyure December SO. John Kermiun the younger ' of Liverpool, it the taunt! of Lancaster, merchant, dealerrr and rhayinan, at testae, at the Stir and G 'ravens, m Live yam. December a 9. James Mann, ut the borough of Warwick, ;n the county or-Weroiclc, grocer, dealer and chapaion, eleven, at the Slink Swan Inn, in the borough of W.e• wick. January 11. George Slteplier.l, of Stanhope-street, Clare. market, in the oounty of Middlesex ems twantly elsaiit, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don.: January 19. Absalom Mush, of Mil l :ate, in the city of Luna doe, jeweller, a: twelve, at Guilallian. ikneat, 30. James Slient•n. of Curnhill, London, stationer, • .deater and chayman, at um, at Guitdriall. January 16. Robert Guy, of Swan-yore, Shoreditch, in tlie county of Middlesex, riftualler, dealer and chairman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. C'..RTIFICATE.S....Dac. 29. Robert Colter, of New flond.eteeet, in the county of Middle. ax, merchant, dealer esti cLispinan. Samuel Braddock, of Maccicificld, in the cony of Chester, innkeeper. JatnesSuodlierer, of Lewis, in the county of Kent, butcher. Leonard Tab.:lllam, of the Ras.:-land, in the parish of :it. George, in the county of holkh'lesex, wheelwnght. Hugh Haslara, of Bolton, in the county of Lancaster, lin manufaaurer, dealer and chatiman. Thorns' Howland, of Thane, io th • county of Oton, carrier, dealer and (heparin. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M, I. Jam Annad.le end Edmund Jacklyn, Donate-hill, _ _ _ PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. Entk Stuck 215 9 per Cant. Reduced tali* 4 per Cent. I.one Annuitie; Clesnium . Ildai Bonds pas. 1 diu. Exchequer Silts 5..44.25. 3.. rims. Consuls tur 64 T. ElSti, Seek-Broksn, 4, Cornhill, sod 9, Chidhg-Cno S 1"..)CK.3, Dim. 0. Government Debentures $4 pet eent 711 Govt.reitneslt Ditbeatunks per Cent.. 954 COVRSE O► EX Amsterdam 33 7 gU. DUO at Sight 34 11 Rotteidam c. 1%. II 4 2 U. Hamburgh 34 4 MIU. Altar 34 211/. Cans Dhte Us 24 4 4 Cada SO, effect. Ostto 4/ • 21.1144 4U effect. Dina Balboa 99 k Leghorn 491 Naples CHANGE. DEC. 11. Genoa 45} Lie. rte. Venice n. C 52 Du. Laid. ' Lisbon OO Oporto Dublin loi Cork 114 aviation. 1. I. • , Portugal Goirl in Coin and }lva per Og. 4 New Mao Pollan A 4 Silver en hors 5 Nen Lruis e'en— Agin on Use Dan!' rit Hallwd. Si per Cent. BM r►►S. 02 Thursday week, at Liverpool, the Lady of Aslph Barns in, Esq. of a eon. ois the 23th Wt. at the Vicarage, Picketing, Yorkshire. Mrs. Laye, of a riaualittr. At Arnis-H vow, Scotland, on the 27th Nn. the Lady it. Sh kali* Cainptivil, of Anlasinurchan, Bart. of a sett and tin the 2 , 1 inst. at Edinburgh, Mrs. Parker, of the Olympic Cecile, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the ISthe of May bat, at do house of E. Cooke, Eq. Comilan, East-Indies, Robert Keith Desk, Esq. to M m Har riet Hamner, youngest daughter of the late Mr. T. Han mar, of Bristol. On Tuesday last, Mr. Philip Watkins, bookseller and prin. ter,of Cirencester, to Miss Martha Stevens. youngest daugh.. tar of Mr. W. Steleni, silversmith, of that (owe. DEATHS. At Glasgow, on the °4 1, .Pluv. Miss Marion Crawford, younge,t daughter of the I its Mr. George Crawford, Hisao riogrrp.-..:r for Scotland, and Author of The Peerage of Scut• land. and History of Henfrewshire. Lately, in Glaniorgeiriture„'whither he had gone for the benefit of his health) aged it, Henry Bingham, Esq. barrister at law. Dublin, and brother to Lord CI aiimorris, of Newhrook, Ireland. This gentleman married Mini Bodic.ii, an heiress of Woe toreseseaCintialle loorstel.) On Saturday lad, is the Toth year of his age, after a sesere and ling-ring illness, which Ire bee with Christian resigna:;on and firetitarle, anti with that cheeritilriess which the vol man alone con feel un lar the serves; •isdatbr.s of Provi dence, Vincent Pearce Ash6alJ, Esq.of Bold-atroot, Livorpo.', merchant. lI3H WATEk, Tills DA r. Ar LuNDos•mstutzt , :, Morn. ..m 1,. aster .... 9 I 93.. min OW., SALE BY AUCTION. PRINTS, C kPITAI, DRAW !MCI, BY CIPMAKI, PRINTS F mnMeD ANL) GL..vhED, BWICS PK &e. By Mr. RicHAIIDsOrt. At hi. ithmse, No. ?Ntrsrpl, the comet of Vill.soo street as MONDAY, Desteiwie , &4, and the two Mout/ Evci:lngs, at 6 o'Cl4cir, AColledion nt Ancient and Modern PRINTS, br_ Estgluni sitt.l Foreign Master.; um.' of U,e Woeke 4 114,4010211. with Proofs, Vsuattona. and Etchings. rimnr rte. gautly punted in colours, •••dUll 11.1 a fi Nne Prelertebutl ; cape tat Drassinge by Cipriani, llorr, , n, Weenal, i eseti Wt. gantly fumed .opt os-d ; Si.' /Soak, if I hjuab; 1-le.6ing.es Oueseldoitf a,d Losertsbulr tiailenuts; Thonnti'y Statu... o, ,niiited by Willsee; Orlitc's W.ll Sports of 011 fiat, Ile. To by vveye4 on Satordse the 1204, sod dap of Sikh CetaleetwAt one! ue h..d of Mr. Richaols n , Nu. 91 Stoma. LONDON —.rtinte4 e. G DAVIDSON, No. N. DO" e•on. a 0 Street, Covent-abider., and pti:pleshed at lb trfice. N • .S. 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