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POLICE. .estoremouta, niece 7. isha Nieiels and his wife c: ere ch trged with steal fog, at different ti:ucs, considerable quantities of drugs and other property, out of the warehouse of Messrs tinware avid Bu.h, chemists and di uggists, near Canstoo-street, with whom they lived as ser i 'ants; the man being employed as a porter about the warehouse. boxes of goods and bundles of wearing apparel were produced as having been found with, or pawne.l by them. They dil not deny the property to he mat of their emplorers ; but the latter being of that description os people called Quakers, could not, consistently with their religion, take aii oat in support of ike prosecution, and their affirmation not being legal evidence, the Prisoners were discharged. Serra Sea..., alias Peemetl, reputed wife of the rettoricios pick-pocket of the above name, was brou.Aht up to Guildhall, and charged before Sir Met ritxw Bcoxttarit, with assisting another infs.- an ,us prostitute to rob a gentleman, named George Peters, on Friday morning. in. Fleet-street. Mr. P. said, that passing along beteieen one and two o'clock, and perfectly sober, he was attacked by a woman at the corner of a passage, who forcibly put ber hand into his pocket, and took out two notes, one of 201. And another of M. and ran away. In attempting to stop her, the prisoner Sesames, who was at a short distance s witnessing the transaction, instantly Lame up, held out her arms, and forcibly prevented tlte Prosecutor from pursuing the robber, till she was out of sight. The constable, who had the Prisoner in custody, said he had seen her a few minutes before the transaction in question with the other woman, who ran away; that they were inti mate companions; and, with a third associate, used always to come into the strset after twelve at night, where they made a practice of assisting each other in the manner &wooed by the Prosecutor, to com mit depirelations chiefly an men in a state of intoxi cation. Some other constables corroborated this testimony, They said the prisoner had but just tome out of Biidewell ; that she, and several other women, who came every night to Fleet-street, re sided iu St. Georseatehis, near the King's Bench, and were intimate with theamotiousMrs.Barrington. Sir Marraew Sesames lamented that such a well-dressed decent looking woman as the'Prisoner should have each a charascter. But as there was no proof of her having taken the Prosecutor's notes, he ordered her to bedischarged. PVILIC 0/ /ICC WSITISCRAPCL. A young woman, a lady's maid in a family of disci letion. and the daughter of a respeaahle trades man in Mary-la-bonne, stands charged with a rob bery, to a considerable extent, in the house of her mistress. 'llse young women had been in the habit of consuhing a pretended prophetess, who, by her artifices, obtained so much influence over the CrIVVIIIUS woman, as to prevail on her to rob the watdrobe of her mistress to satisfy her demands. The young winner, on the property being missed. cmilessed her crime, and part of it was uaced to the Sybil, who is its custody. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. di the morning of Friday last, about Eve o'clock, the lister to the wife of a Mr. Sinn, landlord of the Globe Pubite-hits', in St. Saviour's Church-yard, Southwark, who was in attendance on her sister, who has been in au ill state of health fur some time, wont from the bed-room down stairs to fetch some medicine, and. ou approaching the bar, disco. rend it to he on file. She immediately returned. tnd is.forated Mr. 4111 S of the circumstance, who in staney got up, and endeavoured to extinguish the fire, by throwing water ou it ; but, finding his exertions in vain, he returned to the bed-room and got a blanket. On returning, he found the fire had burst the liquor-vessels, and was raging with great vio lence. He flew to the assistance of his sick wife, whom he frund lying on the stair-case, having left her bed, and fallen down from weakness. He shagged her doom the stairs, and laid her on a Dutcher's stall, in the High -street, and returned to Gaye his three children, and give assistance to the lodgers in the house ; but hr was unable to enter the premises from the flames. His daughter, a fine girl, about fourteen years old, together with his sister 4in-law. jumped out of the one-pair of stairs -4 udont, mid are very much bruised. His two sons, twelve, and the other about eleven years ran to the garret, and were met by a man his shirt, having been driven there by the 'g element, who lifted them up, and put rough a sky-light, by which they found ly over the roots nt the houses to the -twelve ihlic-liense. and were taken in at the trap- The poor fellow, who had humanely saved es, fell back into the room, in a state of suf , and perished. A poor man, a boot-closer, iged these, with his wife, and a son, about rears old, fount his way dc.urn stairs on the •tn, but, althou7h he tried tence to return to f, Fee was naahle to accomplish his ;sue was so dreasifioly burnt in the attempt, AS a to St. Thomas', Hospital, without hopes try. Five persons have perished; three of eve been dog out of the ruins. 'Twat men, bow above stated, were literally burnt or a The house of the Rev. Wm. Mann, and nth have been much injured by the fire.— sorry to inform our Readers, that the poor I and hie family are lett destitute ; his pro. , as uninsured, and It: is now without the support. teD of single-stick playing, between Duo:, , tlasp two Hernpshire-nren, and Ges'elurd and from Wiltshire, took place on Tuesday last, /held. Berk", for f guineas a-side, amidst a concourse of people a; usually assemble or-casinos. Davis and Goaard first mounted •refted for the purpose; and after plenty of and science on both sides, the bleed root the head of Dam, who consequently irst loser. Pb•ilips and Paidtni. who were '.l first-rater at this exerc;se, next mounted t, and the contest was easily won by The two conquerors then played for the of the match, and the honour of the two . . NAVJL INTTLLIG C.& I' S. Y mown!. MUCH 3. Sailed the 'Wilk, mn of war, on a cruiie ; and the Cow, Money, for Baltimore.—Wind N. E. POITMOCTH. MARC* 6. Nothing arrived or tailed this day.—Wind W.N.W. MANCH 7. Arrived the Visa. Fitzgerald, bound to New Providence ; and the Tt.fligar, Spenca, for Oporto. A convoy is appointed for the blediterr.nean.— Wind N.E. DIAL. MARCH 6. Canso down from the River, after past, and sailed tbrongh the Downs, the time, Fitzgerald, for New Providence. Arrived this morning the Bruiser and Mesquite, from a cruise off Calais, and sailed again immedi ately; also the Relater, Fine, and jorgitli, from a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last • and the Eliza, Hughes, from St. Michael's, for Loncloa. MARCH 7. Arrived the Blazer gun-brig, from a cruise.— Wind N.E. DOVER, MARCH f;. Last night, some of our pilots, ss ho have carried vessels into the Texel, and have been detained there several months in consequence, arrived safe ; a demand had several tunes been made of them be fore they were given up. They report, that a ship, rated as a tif., but which carries MO guns, and a hi gate, are fitting out there, and by this time ready for sea : these two vessels are said to be bound to Batavia. The news of a riflery obtained by the French over the Russians had reached the Texel before the pilots came away ; but, contrary to the usual custom on such ocuilons, no rejoicings had taken place, nor have we heard any thing of the kind from the French coast ; a circumstance which has frequently given us the first intimation of many of their successes. SAiled the brig Fronde Regard. of and from Sun. derl.unl, Hornsby, with coals, for market. TROIA LLOYD'S LIST. Geaeaseuo, Magma 6.—Paued by the Fr;endschap, leek; Annthrlla, Linn; Count Spenherman, lio,enariarg ; and the Two ilruthera. Wanawould, from Norway.---SAiled the Itomew, Le Bosqu.ts, for Baton. *1.1,10, At Dublin—TM Superb. Nom, from London ; and the Wohlr Moyer. from Hombre. At Westport-4'M Watson, Neale, from New York. At Ll,MorsTite Indostry, Walktr, from London. REPORT, FROM THE COMMITTFF. OF PRECEDENTS. (Continued from Paper of Friday.) OrTZSCILS £OAINST THE HOUSE. Mr. HP—Libel on Parliament. Sir Chr. Ptsgott—.4Vords spoken in the linuse. Chancellor of the Duchy (Sir Jehn Forte , eue)—Sending thmathing fetter, sad arre.ting Eleet..rs of Stuclbrudge. Mr. Shepperd—. Worts spotea in the House. Sir Edm ond flawyerTanipeling etas a witness before a Cninmittae. _ Mr. Taykor—lnfords spoken out of the Hoop. Mr. PentrinSelling protections. Mr. "Crelawney—Words spoken nut of the Heine. Mr. Serinent Hide—Oppokane the authority of Parliament. S:r Hupton, and many others—Aduering to the King avoid the Attar:tent. Mr Hebkletlawayte, and many chers.—Nut attending the House on summons. Mr. Ki spoken in the Hoots. Sir John Cole:moor—Not attending the House. Mr. Endynrion Prater—Libel on the bioust s tad non attendance. Major Ge , reral Brnwn— Mr. Clement--alieusove and 5C.1.1.4i011/ eondnet towards Par- 'lament. Colo:lel Sydenhara and Major Salwey—Conduet mends rar• liament. Mr. JAn Ashburnbam—Receteing a bribe Ar business dam In the House . Mr. Hrunckharsontempt, in not attending in the Howe _ I. answer a Charge. Mr. Wanklyit—sUrauting fraudulent prntenians. Sir John Tref awn, and Mr. Ash—!)reach afpeace in the iloute. Mr Sackirille—siWords spoken out of the linuic S.r Francis Wythens—.addressing the King, reflecting upon those who petitioned for the calling of Parl.ainent. Sir Sobel Canoe—Words spoken nut of the House. SirKritiert Fayton—Cunspiring to oppose the Rego:Mime et Parliament. Sir John Tirane and Mr, fiunprtordamTakiug a gratuity for businew done in the House. M r . g*Tollel ShelTPetlir sen.o-ddribery in several boroughs. Mr. Fran' i< Sheppert—dtkittery at the Borough for which he was returned. Mi. Prvec--Co.rtempt, in not attending the flame arm suinmuns. • Mr. Vernon—AJenspt to corrupt a Member of the House. Mr Ftsl,—Cerkirtion in ,ornpuirnising an Election Petition. Mr. ll.nrlur• ii.--C.oitcnipt, in nut attending upon summons to it.i•wc , s 4:..iarge. °vets 011FLNCIL I.—After Legal Coevietion. Mr. War,l--Vorgeff. Mr. Atic.mon—.Pztj.ory. 2 —Without Legol Conviction. Mr. S:nytli—Outt.iorr, and fraud Sir John Rciinet—Rniery and corruption in office. Lord fiowaid--Briliery Sir litoberCSiwysr—Procnoting an illegal prosecution. Mr. thae.—Sriberp. Mr. .144 1 1—Profane I ihel. Mr. Wal..,.3le— Breach of trust, and corruption in receiving rsnney in a pabl.c office. Mr. Carctonnall....eutruption, in taking a gratuity in a public office. • Mr. S•obridge, Sir T. Janssen, Sir Robert Chaplin, and Mr. Eyler--Rtta:h of trust, as Directors uf the Saadi Sea Mr. Ai.labir....Corriall practices in receiving part of the Snuth . . _ . Sea Stock. Sir Cavvrall—i-Ciirrupt practices, in receiving part of the - . S'3‘sth Sea Stock. Btrtingt.tn--Pr0..1. , rrtorhatent Lott.-re. Mt. D.-nnis pond and NIL Setjeaut Bac/I.—Breach of trial to Du Ilic•tfee. Sir R.abcrt Sutton and Sir Archibald Gr.itit—Fraudulent pras ticas, as managers of i.liaritable curpo,at ttttt s. DISQUALIFICATION SY STATUTS. Sir Jnhn ng wahoot taking the oath. Lod F 3 ,65 haWC end Sir Wary Moesiewo—Not taking the oaths. Mr. Isaaeson. Mr. Henry Cosnish, Mr. Smut! Atkinson, Mr. Richard Winilsso.n, Sir flour" Furnesee, and Mr. (Silbert 1-Legnica's—Holding offices from which Steamier' were excluded. >pg. window, a one about of age, r: lodger in I devnurirg ti.ern thr, their way BPI'S: pith d nr. T • their jives f cot ;On, I who lndg , tweive ,e first alaro their relit pose, and rn be sent of recover Farli..l., hat and the b ci.idee. tttt, Aber Vs%r are lAndurrd pert? wa, smallest si A rnMe and Hat di, eksibps, fr at SAlowl ss great ■ on SUCh Or • a stage en disersiins vowed (Ti was tie fir considered the stage, Mardi, c. decisi.rt oi FROM SATURDAY RIGHTS GAZETTE. Sum'. Palace, Mardi 4,14 1 r. lisle day Monsieur /Slope" Minister Flenipotentary frr.m the t sewer of all the R WAILS, had a private audience of His Majesty, to deliver tile Crecktitials: 'Cu which he was introduced by the Fight Hoonurable Lurd Visc runt Huwick, Hie Majesty's Frincip .1 Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir stejohuil Kat. Master of the Ceremonies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. amenities Ursa, by thit bird Lieuteusut of the Caunty tf Durham. Darlington V.lanteer 'Alton —Captain Thomas Roues to be Mapr, vice XVil-aL, resigned. Cearrnissiou in the Renfrew hire Regiment of Wins, sigrred by the 1,r.1 I.ll:Elrtalett. Coll Macdonald, Esq. late Major of toe 2d R.lraliella 42:1, Re giment, to be Ci,tain, vice Maxwell, imigued. Bated De cember 24, lint. . CARMARTHENSIIIRE STRING CIRCUIT, 1827. Samuel Heywood, Fsq. The Honeur.hle Richard Ryder. Cardiganshire—Friday, March 20, at Cardigan. PeinbrAeshire—Thursday, March U. at liaverfordwen. Carmarthenshure—Wedoesday, April 1 , at Carmarthen. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Francis Sapte, Hoary Heintz, and Abraham Game:rage, Loudon. December Sl, 1806. James Milne and Benjamin Isherwood, carriers by water, b.., ween Literpuol and HuJ. November 7, 1806. Thomas Bielby and Julio Cater, both of New Mahon, in the county of York, cabtnet•aiakers and upholsterers Febru ary 11, 1807. Cnirlea Hedges and John Robinson, of RateME-Highway, cheesemongers. February 24, 1807. William Guidon and William Hughes, of Golden square, St. James's, Westminster, warehousemen. December 2i, 1806. Thomas Davis Mason and MOWS William Brent, brewery, of the Royal Oak Yard, Bermondsey, iu the county of Surrey. March 2, 1807. Richard Smith and Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, solicitors and money-scriveners. Edward Jackson and Henry Toiler, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen-dupers. January 26, 1807. Francis Dent and George Ludernaii, of Old Gravel-lane, in the pariah of St. George, in the county of Mkaleses, sugar rehoem November 8, Mud. William Holiday and Thomas Guroell, at 'Preston, in the county of Lancaster, joiners and cabutot•makera. January 1807. .-„,. John Grice and Joseph Woolconsba. of Yottutain-stain, notherhalte, 1111 the county of Surrey, iruit-osanufacturecs. January S►, 1607. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. James Whitehead. of Chuteh street. in the county of Surrey, hat-tuaulitacturer,i.oes the leth of March to itiu 19th of April, at ten, at Guildhall, Lowliest. Ge..rge Roffey and Rioliird Swinton, late of Cleat St Ile. IC A, in the ity of Loudon. mescaants and shipping sgeuts, I, , nit the 14th of March. to the lSth ul April, at ten, at Gui,d- BANKRUP rs Samuel Leonard, late of the lotrt , h of St. George, in the county of Gloucester, victualler, dealer and chapina.i, to sur. render, March 17, la, and April 111, at eleven, a: the Rum mer Tavern, in All-Saint's-lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. HAWN, Lincialn's•lnn; and Richard Jacobs, Brutal. William Heath, late of Rarity, in the county of Stafcrd, shopkeeper, dealer and thaptaan, to surrender, March 24, at four, dl, at ten, and Ap.il IS, v:even, at the (le.: 4e lur , in Staffu.d, in the said county. Attorneys, Mains. klickni and Lando', of Rugtney ; a,.1 Ilknorb. Alien, Exley, and Stocker, Furnival's-inn, London. Julia Vose, late of Preston, ,n the county of Lancaster, cot ton-manufaeturer, dealer and chaptosn, to in:reader, April I, 5, and IS, at eleven, at the howe 'l'huaias Scutt, the George Inn, Preston. Att,.rncys Messrs. B. and J. W. Barrett, No. Holborn-court, Gray's-inn, London ; anl Mt. Suttufant, Preston. . . _ John Easterbrooke, of the city of Exeter, hatter, to surren der, March 23, 24, and April 18, at eleven, at the o ffi ce of Missn. Short and Barnes, hatter. AratirneYs, Messrs. Short acrd Berne.. Exeter; and Meow. Drew. and Luxham, London. George Vaughan, the alder, and Richard Mackilwain, both of Snatchwos , d, in the courAy of Misumuuth, coal-merchants, deafen and chapmen, to surrender, March 20, '4l, arid April 18, at ten, at the Beaufort Arms, in Chepstow. Atterireys, Mr. James Platt, No. 1, Tanheid-cuiset, Temple, London; and Mr. Stokes, Chepstow. William Hepworth, of Manchester, in the county of Un easier, cotton merchant, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Aped 1,2, and 18, at eleven, at the Dog raver*, in Deans gate, in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Wharton, Manchester; and Mr. EP iv, Cutsttoraureet, London. . . George Evans, late of West Houghton, in the county of Laacaster, coal merchant, dealer and chapumn ' to surrender, April 6, at fire, 7 and 11, at eleven, at the Bay Horse is West Houghton. Attorneys, Mr. Windre, John-street. lied tord.row, Lo..don ; and Mr. Gaskell, in Wman. James Myde aad John Chadwick, both of Manchester, in the the county of Lancaster, dyers, dealers and chairmen. 1 9 sur render, March au, SI, and April Is, at two, at the Blidgewa ter Arms Inn, in Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. J. ai.d R. Willis, VVArraford-ceurt, London and Mr. Barrett, to Man• cheater. Lyon Aaron, of Gosport, in the county of Hants, slopseller, to surrender, March 10, 21, and April 18, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lita. Isaacs, No. 6, Mitre-court, Mote, Lindon. „,Wiltarn Young, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, - victualler, dealer and 'Wyman, to surrender, Marsh Ib, and April J and 18, at the Star inn, tit Manchester. Attorneys, !Messrs. !cnnon and Bailey, Manchester. John Pritty, now or Lae of Hadleigh, in the county of Suf folk. gmccr, draper, dealer and chemise's, to surrender, March 114, at three, Li, and April ld, at ton, at the White Lion, in Hadkigh. Attorneys, Mown. Leaks and titioire, at Hadlogh I and Mr. Taylor, /4o 37, Southassaptua-buildings, tasancery. lane, I.iordois. Fra..e is 'Eastman, late of Beverley, in the East Riding of the county of York, WTI Vr MN. dealer arid chairman, tr eurreader, March 14, 21, and April 18, at eleven , at the l'yger Inn, a Beverley. Attorneys Mr. Thomas Bentley, of Beverley and Messrs. Junes and Richard Wit h ,, Na. 3, Warnfurd court, Loodon. Thomas Steynor, late of Walsall, In the meaty of Stafford, baker and ginr,erbread biker, dealer and charuirn, to surrender, April 1, at hire, 2 arid 18, at eieven, at the Littleton Ann, Inn, in Penkridge, in the said county of Stagotd. Attorneys, Mr. Frederick Turner, %Varwick-cisurt, lots, Lon.loir aol Mr.lleihry, William Laniard, otherwise William Randall, of Comdce• row, Cierkenwell. in the comity of Makileses, tailor, to sur render, March 18, fs, and April 111,st Ceres., at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Surrey-street, Stuad John Harkness, or Addle-street, Wood street, in th, city of London, merchant, to surrender, March 14, 21, end April IS, at owe , at Guildhall. Auorneys, M . Gregsuo and I)rx.. en, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, London. DIVIDENDS. April 28. Henry Fikher, of G.acechurch-street, in the city of London, grocer, dealer and chapmas, at twirler:, at Gurid. hall, London. March SI. Thomas Agate, of East Cheap, In the city of London, cheeseinoriger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 14. Charles Bidwell, of Bock lane, in the parish of Christchurch, in the county of Al addlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March YB. John Lewis Pasteur, late of Sourey•Siratford, in the calmly of Buckingham, grocer and chander, dealer arid Chapman at twelve at Guildhall London. - March 31. Nathaniel Trewhitt, of Applet.rt•upon Welk, in the county of York, linen manufacturer, dealer and chap man, at eleven, at thef.i:lden Lion Inn. in North Almrtui., nufactcrers, dealtta avd cliapmen, at Amen, et the Geldef Lion Ivo, in Nirrth Allston, in the mid enemy._ Ap,il G. Francis Colinvbitre, David a:Ambit's, Davie C.• lombine the Young r, and Pact Colombine the Younger, of the city of Norwich, marcl.anta, dealers and chapoien, aC eleven, et the hems of William Webster, the Maid's Mai Inn, in Norwich. . _ Mocha': John Hawthorne the Younger, of Whitworth, is the county of Derby, lineroiira per, disler and ehaproan, at eleven, et the Spro•ad Eagle Inn, in Manchester. Niteroi 31. Stephen Isomer. n. Helper, in the county of Dee. by, linevu.drap,r, dealer and chapinao, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Manchester. M l y 19. Cieiogii Bridgman, of Dartmouth, in the county of Dernrn, mosey serivener, it ten, at Guildhall, I.ondrin. March 31. Thomas hescott King, of Wert Cowes, In this Isle of Wight, in the county of !laws, linen draper, drake ind chspwan, at cheese, at Guildhall, I.ordlia March .7,1. Edmund Redd, of I..onlini-street, in the city of London ' meichant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo n d o n. April 1. John cottingham, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, broker, dealer and chapman; at three, at the Gee Dragon, in the city of Chester. April 8. Serjeant Vinton, late of Stourhridge, in the county of Worcester, dealer and elsapman, at four, at the Taluot In Stourbridge. April 2. John chorley, of Liverpool, In the county of Lan.. caster, merchant, dealer and cha: man, at eleven, at Inc Golden Lion, in Dale street. Liverpool. CERTIFICATES, MARCIE 28. Thoraras More, of Caldun-Mille, in the county of Stafford; corn-factor, dealer and chapman. Richard Barlow the younger, of Sheepahead, in the county of Leicester, hosier, dealer and chairman. . . John Edutuldsun late of Carlisle, iu the county of Cumber land, dyer, dealer and chapntait. Edward Morgan, of Noble-atteet, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and cliapmati _ Maclaurin Whet, of tioutjtampion-place, New Road, in the county of Middlesex,, Peter Dubbeldeniutta Van Dyck, Late of the CIICUS, in the Minotles, iu the city of London, merchant, dea:••r and chaplain. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDDALL ro-weaauw. r. to. Stephen Purkis, now or late of Acton-gtet n , Middle. alt, carpenter Joshua Richardson Wilkinstn, Throe Oalclane, Hoes. ley down, Surrey, cooper James Alan, Fenchurch-buildings, London. nnoranei. LI II S 1 broker . John Builry,Hpper John-street, St. Pancras, Middle sex, statuary and masuu WIMAI, Coffin Johnson and John Wiltshire, Hunting don, dragon . 11 1 . . J4llll elute, now or late of Great Wakering, Essex, aanp. keeper . 2 12 . . 3 It DIVIDENDS. Alexander Arhathnott and Richard B•scken, late of Philpot-lane, London, and u( iiirinnrgoaru, ir% at wick-hire, merchants Caney Bell, Sarndorin'relardens St. John, Vtripping, 2 12 Middlesex, master-manner t Julia Homage, St. Martin's-cane, Middlesex, carpenter 1J CERTIFICATES. RiAlert Jones, of Sheffield, in the county of Year, linea l.' .iperet.aler and enapman. W.iham ‘Varcu:i, of Carnden•plee•, Islington-greet, iu the parish of St. Mary, Islington, in the county of IktddlestN.„ broker. Ferdinand Raritan, of Sheernms, in the county of Kent, r;isi.. seller, Navy-scut. cleakr and chaplaan. Richard Farr, of %Vamp's, in the oaruty of Hereford, timber. merchant. Richard Francis Striders, of Enfield-Chace, in ihkcaunty Middlesex, grazier, dealer end dispersos. Yesterday se'nnigbtr Mia.Fieldingof Penny-street, in Blackburn, having been made a yrcsent of a honk of gin, and the same being delivered to the sertanc, she inadvertently left it on a table within reach of a child of Mrs. Fre:Amnia, a fine girl, about ss. , a years of age, who having drawn the cork, drank so much of the contents, as to occasion her death. ~i/ PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. S per Ceut. Consok 62 N per Cent. Nasy Imperial Anumlies -16 Uranium India !Sends txeto quer Bills kliglioi Lottery Tickets Consols for .• T. Illtill, Sinek.Brisket, Its. 4, Cornho I, anti 9, Chafing croak IRISH STOCKS, MAIICH 11. Government Debentures b per Cent ....94 Government Debentures al per Cent...7Dl 71 Government Smek 5 per Cent l.lll Government Steck 3 per Cent.. 70 Grand Canal Lean ' 6 per Cent. Ruyal Canal Loan 6 per Cent. ,9ei3 COURSE OF EXCH Amsterdam ....96 7 f U. I Ditto at Sight.. FIANCE, blAacm IVenice se es, C. Naples 40 Oporto Dublin ' 114 Cork lit Rotterdam - . 11 10 2 U. ainiburith 94 10U. Alton 94 11 2kU. Paris 1 4aesdate 24 10 Duo Unrdesun .... 24 14 itYtAllisilt. Portugal G,lel in Coi■ MAtirt — in nape/. Ditto v ... 391 effect. Clubs — in pnper. Ditto 3ei effect. 5 1 41 LegAJrui 491 Germs .45 n 4 8i •L per eill -- New Duelgoons.. N'eo Dolly. — Silver in San New Louis each .. Agin of the Rank ok 51 per Cent. MARRIAGE, On Wednesday, at Grarithato, by the Rev. A. C. Verekt. Leonard ‘Valbanke Chi! , leis EA. second ton of (114 lam Chi Wen Wslttanke Childers, Eaq. of Ca.rtiae, 1100 T rlemeader, is Milli Sarah Ann* Kent, tencondi daughter of Sir Charles /Kent, Bart. of Grantham House, in Lineotnehtre. 111(4H WATER, THIS DAY, AT LO NOON BE ID( Main.— 12 min. Hirt .. 2 1 Even..... 33 Mal after ... • SALE BY AUCTION. BY LEIGH and S. 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