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YORK ASS IXES. Sir SOVLDBN LAwa ►lsLfr sat at, the Guildhall on 111onday. The following are the trials which took place up to Friday *lois &mon, for stealing a portmanteau from behind a gig, containing several articles of wearing apparel, the property of Miss Jody.ii—Pieudad Julia Andrews, far having enlisted into the 13th Regiment, falsrly stating he was not an apprentice. —•./eguitted. 'His acquittal was in consequence of the subscribing witnesses to the indenture not being summoned as evidence. His Lordship in •ery forcible language informed the apprentice, that had not the a►ove neglect takes place on the part of the prosecution, he should certainly have sentenced him to two years confinetnent in the House of Correction to hard labour, at the ex piration of which he tihollid iltiVtt been sent away as a soldier. lie was ordered to he returned to Ins • master. John Ilartky, aged 33, guilty at the Summer Assizes, 1807, fo► cuhezzling monies received by him, in the capacity of a servant, for hir master and employer, and thereby felonionsly stesliug the bump. Judgment respited anti► the then utxt Amises.—Guilty. ' Thomas Reeks, aged 42, for stooling from out of a pasture at Wintry. a bay mane the property of John Crossley and Co.—Gailty--jeath. Edward &reknit, aged 23, and David Arlington, aged te, for that they the mid Ed wa , llStrishan and 1/avid Arlington, on the highaet , between Howe den and Newport, on Saturday the 22d day of Augnst, 1807, betwoeu eight and nine o'clock in the evening, did make an :assault ou Edmund La thane and John Britain, putting them in bodily fear, uad taking from their persons, and against their will, a canvas purse and a silver coin therein. a pocket-book, sial a silver watch. of the Value of six guinea and upwards.—Gtaiity--DCath. - Thomas Arlington, aped for dist he the Thomas Arlington, on the highway Isetweeu 1 - den and Newport, between eight and niue o c l uck in the evening of Saturday die ead day.of Augest 1907, did snake an us snit on Edmund Latham and John Britain; . putting them in bodily fear, and tating from flyer person, tind aguiust their will, a eenvar purse, a silver coin therein, a poekitslxisde, sada silver watch. of the value of six guineas and upwards._.Gsifty—Death. John Deighton, aged JO, for k lfing and slaeing Benjamin Parker, at the township of flolbexii, in the boreugh - .of Leads.-3equitied. William Halliday, aged 46, for the manslaughter of Sarah Halliday, at tile parish of Calverley, in the West Riding.e—Aquirred. AAA filorturi, aged 14, for stealing a brown colt from out of a pasture field ut the township of Tod wick. the property of Mr. George Fox, of the said townehip.-4;metty—Death. William Oliver. aged :12, charged upon the oath of Thomas Clarkson, .if Newport }Niguel', in the county of Buckingham, laceeinanufacturer, with .having indorsed, in a fictitious name, to wit. in the name of W. Lighten, a draft for 421. lbs. which said draft the said William Oliver gave to the said Thomas Clarkson in payment for a quantity of Nee. purchased by the said William Oliver of the raid ThetaaS Clarksust, le id which said draft was discovered to be the property of William Stephen son, of Beverley. merchant, who on his oath stated that the same draft had been stolen oat of a count y, house belonging to him and his brother auil 'partner, Robert Stephenson, in Wood-lane in :Barer ley, in. the East-Riding of Yorkshires some time between the .2d and sth days of February last.—.4c9mitteri. Granhevn, egell a 6, late of Lefthowie. intim We4-111ding. joiner, for stealing from out of the wood-yard of %trillium Shaw, at Wakefield, a qiiaotity of oak wood, sawn into hoards, the pro perty of tlie said %Wham Shaw.—Guilty--Death. Itithow Baro4" aged 31, for an assault upon Sarah Ann Aition. in kiliitts.l Hardwick. in the rough of Poutefraet. with an intent to ravish. she the said Sarah Ann hlitton tkwu beil - an infant ,isg of ten under the Kite - years. — Elisabeth iforatrouch, aged 30, the wife of John Morlbmugh, for breakM into the Steward's office of Thorns., Lord Dowlas, ut tJpleathem, in the SNArth-Kidlog, and stealing thereout sundry Bank of Eliglsori and other notes, of the value of twelve 'pounds and five aibillinr, and in current money of England; to thy amount of fifty shillings and up ward., the property of the Said Thomas 1...mel Duo tis.—Cludry. 'Samuel !high, aged 33, of Wooldale. in the Nest-Riding, clothier, for entering the corn-null of Klihst Dickenson, of Denby, tanner, and steal ing therein about one bushel and a half of wheat-- Godly. Thyroot Willie, aged 31, late of Ring :too-upon- Hull, mariner, for having. lain carnal - knowledge. hy force, and against her will, of the body of Jlary Kay, of Selby, aged ten years aid i weeks, in a vessel then lying in the River Ouse, near Coole-- Garilty--Death. Jones Wixterbottoot aM d 24)) for having, ow flatarday night, the 14th flay of November, lust. stopped Ro be rt Newton, of Nlethky, upon the King's highway. within the township of Dolton, and committed a violent assault upo.i his person. by etching hiss with a hedges-stake. and feloniously atealinK, taking, and carrying away Irons hoc, one red,leather packet-book, containing three guinea awes, a one pound note, and several other tapers, one h as bills of parcels, &c.—Gaiity--Deal/s. levees Watson, aged g 7, for dealing awl driv ing away two Scotch cows, the property of John Hoyle, out of r tneadow-field, within the township of Newton.—Gailty—Death. James Burgers, aged in, of Thirklehy, hoover, for having stolen am, taken away two ewe sheep, the property of Thomas Cal”, of West Newton—Gorky—bear/I. Ilateinatore (used 3)e and Charles „Tail , sou, aged 23, foe burglary—Both Gailty—Death. Dora Wilcock; aged itt, of Benin en, cotton weaver, for uttering rand publishing a certain forged note, purporting to be a protiiitssory note, drawn by Perfect, -Ssesitost, and Cu. for one gninea, with intent to defraud John Dasisides, of Soylinsil.—. • Mary li;ms.bile, a:zed to, late of Wakefield. single wourm, for a capital offence, and reniss•rd by order of Cs.,sirt, at th e Crecierat quartet Sessious of the Peace holden by adjournment, in end for . ..the at Donesater, the 10th day of Ja mom, I al.Z.—.lezieitisl dory Ward, Mary Bagley, and Robert Mutton, together with nue William howler, not toic4n, we,e indicted for robbing William Abbe ! , on the King's highway, in the city of York, on Tuesday se'n night, putting him ii, bodilv fear, and taking from his person a Darlington hank note, of the value of one guinea. The Jury retired some minutes, sod returned n verdict—Mary Ward, Gei/ty, Desfh—fludbou and Bagley, Not Guilty. Frameis Brown, of Kellythorpe, one of the most respectable farmers in the East Hiding of this couaty, stoat indicted on a bill found at the last Christmas Quarter Sessions, at Beverley, for the said Ritliitg, and trim:omitted by the Clerk of the •Pesice to the Assizes, on the information of John Nubia! Robert Eskritt, of Garton, in the said Riding, labourers; for that he the said Frani* Brown, ia.i forcibly. and against the will of the raid John Paul, committed an abominable offence._ not tit to be named. Mr. Brown had kept out of the way until the Assizes, previously to which be gave notice to the Prosecutors, and volatitarlly at tended to take his trial. A defect having been discovered in the indictment preferred ut the Ses sions, a fresh bill was preferred and found at the Assizes, upon *lnch Mr. Brown was tried. Mr. SCARLET, t'otiiisel for the prosecution, I opened the CUM: in a very humane, impressive. and elegant m er :-11n the opening it appeared. that Mr. Brown had indicted Paul and Eskritt, at the Alidsuminer Sessions, 1807, for a conspiracy to ex tort money from him by makingtbe present charge, which was not tried until the last Christmas Ses sions, upon which Paul and Eskritt were found guilty, but having preferred the bill for the capital offence. which had been found. previously to their conviction, judgment wits respited until the nest Sessions. - 113pbn the exutninution of Paul and Eskritt, who were the only witnesses for the prose cution, the conspiracy appeared so evident, that Mr. Topping, Counsel for Mr. Brown, declined examining any witnesses to facts, (although above so were us waiting, beside all the most respectable characters in the Riding, who volnntarily attended to give testimony to Mr. Brown's character), and only called' about a dozen gentlemen to character, and to impeach the credibility of Paul and Eskritt. The matter therefore rested upon the testimony of Paul and Eskritt, and tht chetracters of the parties. The Judge summed up, in a very full, able, and clear manlier ; and the Jury returned a verdict of ocquif Pi., without a meanent's hesitation. 'rule Omit was very crowded, and much interest ed ; and , Oligedial was the verdict to the feel ings of the heaters, that they expressed their ap probation iu a loud burst of applause. POLICE. BONTARTOFIT. FOOTPADS ADD HOUSEDREAKERS. There are no less than seven persons in custody on charges of footpad. robberies and housebreakine, who have been apprehended. within these few dm's, by Adkins and Lavender. In consequence of pri vate information, which they had received last Wednesday, they went on Thursday to Messrs. 1-lielgsou's, distillers, at Battersea, and iuquired for a man of the name of Tumbler, who, they were informed, was cuneerised with a gang of robbers, that had committed various robberies an the neigh bourhood of Croydon, and other parts of the coun try. Mr. Flielgson said he had no man of the name o aumbler, but very readily showed them all his men; the officers observed a man called Brace, who was employed to feed bullocks, answer the description of the robber they had received informal ion of, but unt being certain of his person, they left the i r ie t i t; min.., and applied for further information. learned that the man suspected was the robber, but that the name of 'l'ainbler, by which he was known in a certain connection, was a nick-name, on ac count of being celebrat ed for agility. The officers went again to Mr. li-lodgoon's, and apprehended the man described. They asked him where his box was, he denied having one, but the officers, by perseverance, found it ; it contained a coat, an swering the description of one which a Gentleman, a few days since. 64 been robbed of. with other property, bi four footpads in Surry, and the l'ri saner answe red . the description of one of them. At live o'clock no Friday morning, Adkins and Lavender went to a house in Puekeridge-street, St. ( i bis's. where they understood one of the rob bers, of the name of Shepherd, slept; they found the street-door open. and proceseded to a mom oa the second floor ; they knocked at the door, hut not brine able to gain admittunee, they broke it open, awl foand a man answering the description of the out they were in pnrswt of. in bed between two %%omen ; Adkins asked him if his name was Shepherd ? Ile replied in the negative, and said his name was Knight ; the Officers told him-he was the man they wanted, and ordered him to get up, which he refused to do and. the O ffi cers were obliged to pull him out of lard ; in the scuffle they stumbled upon a loose board in the room, and suspecting something was roncroleil under it. they pointsd it iip, slid found .rveral iron crows, bottles of phosphorus, and ether materials used in house-breaking. Adkins took Shepherd sway, and locked him up in a strong-room at the Brown Bear public-home, in Bow-street, where he at tempted to snake his escape out of the window, bat the iron bars were too strong ; he broke open two doors of the room, but finding there were two other strong doors, he gave up the attempt and went to bed. Lavender took care of the woolen, searched the roots, and found a silver watch sad several other articles, supposed to have heeu stolen ; and on searching one of the women eery closely, eight CI Bank notes were found con cealed in an old pocket-handkerchief; ;Also a num ber of pawnbrokers duplicates, oae among theta was for a great east; supposed to hove been stolen. About half past six o'clock on the ~arse morning, Adkins and Lavender went to a house in Little Maro-heßonue-lane; in pursuit of a man of the same of Sadler, who, they understood, oar al•ether of the gam; they foetid him iu bed with u woman ; they ordered him to get an, whi.-11 lie, with sore reluctenee, did. Adisios UtoterVid a .11k iti111.14.4.1 . • chef ma a tat4e, which wisesred the slesciiptuisi of one a gentleman had .keen robbed 0 near IN' bride, but did not 'seise it tilt 'he .an whether Stoller would own it by potting it on, which he did, when the °firer took it from him. A nunilwAsof watches, Bank-notes, and other property, were found upon the different prioniers. N.IY.4L INTELLIGENCE. DIIII4 MARCH It. Sailed through the Downs the Mary, Summers, for the South seas.-I,l'hal N.E. Foal . ..mot:TN, MARCH O. Nodbing arrived or sailed this day.—Wiud N.E. PENZANCE, MAltal S. Lot night, His Mitlest's schooner Pickle laud ed here dis i uttebes, which she took out of His hh jolty's Pcllas, now at Harbor at the eastern part of thus Bay, sot smiled again to join tbe DEAL* MILICU 11. Remain 'al; the Downs His Majesty's ships Treat', Prisms Oraege, Golied. Clyde, Raker, Wrangler, Earnest, and Trims; alma the ,Felhe stove lugger, uad Ilarnwey soctaualle.t.--1% ind N.E. blows Ural. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ♦RRIVF.p. At LiVarriel..—lite t. 4 rupees, fro• No►a SeMia. Al M. 111 selvaehi—thr 1.1414 from Glpiguer. At AfAcii—lbe Maly, Mlllur, from I.irrrpali Argos, iilt ; awl tit Cisiklor r:, fruaa Looduu. IRELAND. pusus, maim a. The several yeomanry . corps of this city were inspected and exercised on Sunday, at their respec tive panides—they mustered fully, and had an excellent appearauce, to which the Buses* of the day greatly contrasts: dueness el. On SaturdaY laa‘ Terence Blake, capitally con victed at the lute Cutamission of Oyer and Tet miner, of two lihwey robheries, ,loM Redly and Niehatri both ballad guilty at the burne Commission of thk burglary and robbery in the biome of lletuar -Butler, of Jordandom u, were all launched into eternity at the front of Kilinainham KW. pursuant 'to their sentence. - Blake did yob appear to be more than seventeen years of age-wwnd what is very reioarkabls, lie had been a spectator of the last executions at hihuaiu ham, sod ow the night of that day committed one of the robbelies of which, he was convicted. Yesterday their Grad the Lord Lieutenant and Diu:hi:be of Rirtunond visited Mr. tirattan's Exhibition, at the Dublin Society House. FROM SAITIRDAY Gann GAZETTE. At the Court at the Qureu'r Pao% the 9th or Mardi, 180 S, PRESENT, The Kiiefo Most Excellent Mejeity is Council. Tiro; day the Rigid Honour/A& Richard Sul of Mount F.!.•; umbe Ina 31Iniesty's commend, sworn of His Mtl , t HosiorrobSt Privy Council, and took his pile at tit- bumf MILITARY PROMOTIONS. aiwris le, 1.01, Royal Regiment trf Hone &Aram—John JAM, Gent. to he Luenet, pm-ammo ite Stone, promoted io the 7th Light agoons. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Gm.eda—Genet Henry Minietty to be Lieutenant, by purchabe, vice dodci,m, bo re- tires. Cuidatrcem Regiutert of Foot Coariiii.—Ensign the liouton able Vi ahem Geurga. Crofton to be Lieutenant, tottbuot purchase, vice Baldwin, oho resigns. BREVET. - - - Captain Julio Roland, or Ow ad foot, to be Major in the Aruiy. HOSPITAL STAFF. Sutgroo J..ho fe,ot the volk Foot, to he Surgeon to ik Forces. STAFF. To be Majors of fhieale in the king's German I.reion, with the ti ie .ary Runk of enptaia Lieutenant 1% &lain Baron llaw , ,ogen, of the Ist I.iight * Dragoons, to the Briansk of lariat Bragoons Lientrnant Augnstris He:sr, of Om Id Light Battalion, to tht nth Brigade of the Line. egstes-Ojin, March le, IN. The Houourabie Clarks Frederick Pawlett Towasketad is returned to s(rve iu Parliantrat fur the borough of ta de. room r.f the Honourable Edward PANICS% cu, maw VII.- cuaut falswoath, tailed up to the Home of Peers. CIRMARTHEI% Samuel Illriwood,herjnast at Lair, Chief Justice, John Illairty, F.ny. Jartice. Cardigan, Trrsdiiy, April 5-11giverfordwest, Monday, April I.—Carmarthen, Saturday, Aril lb. PARTNERS±II7S DISSOLVED Timms Ro icy and Rickard Rowney, of 11:6, ilattoo ndea„,blloirmair-perftuncrs, ha.daarea® r add cohninuoo. beerinber 31, 1000. Daniel Worthington and Charles Sheldon. of Macclesfield, I. the comity of Cheater, silk-ilirmisters. February 19, 111011. Jainca yCillism gowerby and Samuel Edda; Mellor, of Jr cerium!. February 9, Ism Lliaabeth t'asson Nmttkahip, of Cisinsburgii, in tht roam ty of Lix-tilit; and John Aettltabip, of the saute place, brewers. January I, tato. • Wdliasn Marlduck mid Edward Maddock, corn, emir, and provialomilealers. Fehruaryi, Thomas Stout/11w and Matthew Dobson. Aagnst 3, limy. Joseph Stanley and Janus Naylor, of Shat6rld, in the imenty of Turk, Carpet-manufacturers. March 3, 111011. • i 4.1111 Jenkins and booms Caution of Eduard-street, Purtmarmaisare, iu the cuanty of Middirara, tailors and drapers. Man Is 5, i Fraucia Ilarris and Ldward Bryan, Cormatmel, in the tit) of Bristol, stationer- , anti printers. Oct. t, William Freckrick Pilch and l'brauss Manley, of Aida,- itte-strect, London, oil and colouruteo. 1.117 Id, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, lisrd Bay the yammer. of Dowgate-hill, Loudon, uterrhaet, foga Alsrrh ig, le April g, at eleven, at Gailinsall. Robert Josue, of Gower-street, Whiteehapel, Miskilearz, silk -seeder. front 3larcli in, to April g, at cloves, at GuiW hall, Louden. George Cr...whirr, of Si.leford„ Deem, ship-builder, from :Wards 119, at lea, at the Gold's Llllll lon, Baru staple, Ltertvi. Juba Breflit, of Alt .-etas, Derby, =crag, (rum 'Mardi ii, to Apr.l is, at eleven, at the Aura Ina, Alfreton. Mein WnXht, of Aktgatt Loodos, tobarronist, froaa Muth to April go, it twel4, at Guild's/I, London. Saissel Abiabains, of Ilordaith, Kest, line-druprr, from March I,.te April to, at tea,.al Gaiklball, Landes'. DANKRCI , TCY bUPERsEDED Jsrorpis 11.131;5U5, -• Twicketer-Mills, Pastri.pur), North asopteu, SA NIL RrPTII. !saws Pearce, of Mt. — Adais .- rre It. Jailors's, 31altlicata, to semis& r, is, April it, at eh-len, and tt.t,. at len, at I.uadou Al!, mt llrsara Daiwa and BarLrr, mart, Gra) sa-lna. William "Ullman of Waltham -cross, Herta, /grocer sad shopkeeper, to surre n der, March is, 26, and April 23, at t ee , at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Charles }Award - Rey: sokls, of Castle-street, Falcon-square, Cripplegide, London. Thomas Poulton, lute of Rum, Hereford, itall)l7 tnerelinit, to surrender, Mardi 24, 29, mud April iLt, at etymon, al the Uneven lit, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. John Garner, Reel Lion-sower, London; and bk. J. A. Wilma, het;- iiria Ross, Herefindshire. teals Lewis and Frances Rudd, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to surroider ' March 21, April le, and 23, at ▪le even, at the house of Mrs. Jane Atkinson, the Shah/pea t Tavern Newcastle. Attorneys, Mr. Lasilie at, Neweava, spots- !goe r ; and Mr. Flexaey, Glaneery-lane, Loudon. Petry Erauris Venstult de Charinilly, of Somerset-steed,. Portman s aare„Mlridkax , Elaj. to surrender, March it', • lad April 23, at baciae at guildhall, 1.41111011. Attor neys, Messrs. Ctillett, Wiesinint and Collett, altaneerydwite. William Emus late if Mitsiten, Onford, Imitator, to run render, Marsh po, u 9, lad April Ss, 4 1 eleven, at the Year Inn, in Woudstock, Clam* Attorney, NiUyuo Haynes, Atiderliury;Osford. John Fusses, Tate of Thinstable, Bedford, ttraw-hatinana facturer, to surrender, March .1 9, at twelve, 26, at taro, April 23, at *waive, at Guildhall, Loads,. Atturuey, SAW, Bond ..urt, brredon. James Brown., late of Teriatoik, berme, house-builder, eni prune, and Joiner, to surremlei, April a, .5, suet v.t, eleven, at the Popes Head ran , Plyinonth. Attorueys, Gam ilavia, Eases-street, Losann; and Mr. !Edward Yet 7/abduct:. Alexander Forests/Le, late of Whiteehapel High-street s Middlesex, victualler, to surrender, March 19, 26, mid Apra ea, at twelve,. at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-lam, London. DIVIDENDS. April O. John Spencer Taylor, of Grareehereb-street, Lis tless, straw-hatentinufseturer, at ten, at April 4. JUlll'pla Whiteley, of the Istiningb of Plymouth, merchant, at ten, at the Pope's Head Ism, borough of Plymouth. May a. William Treppam, of St. At artin'a-le-Orrenik Wes. muster, Middlesex, bookseller, at teals% og GaiWltatl e Landow March t 9. Thomas Harris, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, r of Illackfriare-road, Kerrey, mattress-make, at tea, Guildhall, 1./radon. April it. Ralph Fowler, of Murtimeredreet, Cavendish. square, Middlesex, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall, Lomas- April 5. Martin fare. 9, late of A.thity -de-la-Zonch, crater, banker, at CIMMI, at the Queen's Head luu, Asko de-la-Zuach. A pr il Q s. William Sett , of Beth, waren and draper, eleven, at tbr White liuree lei., eriverton, Devon. April la. Clement Stephen Richardson of Cambridge, uni-draper, at Herein, at GAdldhall, LOodon. April ea. John Tyrrell, of Maidstone, Tent, ironmonger, t twelve, nt Guildhall, London. April 9. Frederick Francis, of rhiswick, Middlesex, smith, ut eleven, at Guildhall. L.:Adm. April ii. William StKeilay, of Liverpool, linen-draper, one, at Forthaw's, the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April JO. Archibald Niacin/in, late of %Vinelseater-street, London, merchant, at melt e, at Guildhall. April a. Thomas Harlem of I iverpoul, tailor , at eleven, the house of Hemp the Globe ama s Julia street, Liverpool. April ii. George Synsmis ' late of Plymouth - duck , Devoe, mercer, at ten, at the himes aims Inn ' Plymouth. April 6. John Ilelleau, John DenuUns and Joseph tumor ion, a late of Bohm, by the Sands, Lancaster, caller printer., st iselie, at the Hotel, in Blackburn, WOO% Aril a. John Simpson, of Kingston-upon-Hull, dercar penter. at eleven, at the George tun, Whited/legate, Kiniestiat-upett-Hull. March 19. Robert Pasted, of Brick-lane, Spitalailds, Menet, shoenialar, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 9. William Fortnum, of Ball-alley, Lombard-st Loudon, stationer, at ten, at Guildhall. CERT! FICATES--sAwn.G. John Townson, of Plymouth-duck, Devon, batter sad Ice/ per. Victor ihisigney, of Liverp.ml, merchant. MEETINGS OP CREDITOR!, AT GUILDHA' TO-MORROW. William Eagles aad Rob-rt F.astea, jou. bin,, Iwr.doa, wareheni.emi Joseph Pickle Seiko, late of Iltiaterten, - - smCyclant - Williams Itlayell, late of Exeter, DeTou-hire, jets- . . - - eller - - - 7013 u 11'itlinson, Liquor-pond-street, Gray's-iitu-lane, Utter - - _ - - - - - William Davis North - street, ( lte!sea, plaiNteter - Williams Ikeigal and Matas,.] Suussm, Foster-lan., Lyndon, wholesale liatra-ileapeta - - Les is Iva is, Nes castle- apaa-1') ~.., linen-draper - Jaw s Itehl, Browl-street, Ids, dos, at:dialer th r - Ralph Couver Greta, late of lascolu's-bin, stonier set items - DIVIDEZint. John Fener,. Lawreiwe-lase, London, wholesale li.on-drzper RoMpAlt.o . p, rptoo-place, Stratford, Essex, build , r lu 44V1IN:lk), Id. of Coltue-s!rect, l'eucburcb sucet, Lorduti, brandy-Loco:14ot - to Tibutosui laic of llisoad-stvco, Cornalr.- mo.ket, e .,aod of Revell-et/dot, U.Aden-byu:try, bliddlettx, ouiliosets - 10 CERTI mass/. Dia.iel Ferguson, formerly of C rieootit i is the United King goon of almAland, master o• the ship Camilla, trading tlu island of Trissidail, ship-oisser, merchant, marinas. eisattosio. (ii "co Altm., ul Fencbureli-strect, in the city a London. niSolstrrcr, drake ata cha i rman. Robert Chantherlain, of Wiabccis St Peter's, in the Isle of Fly, in the county of Causbridge, grocer sod Wbi4■ll. china. 1 i.C.A1,1411 Clifford, of Ennobles**, in She county of Wee nick sumilmau, desk: and chyme& PRICE OF STOCKS. IIATIVED111 • a purr Cent. Coss i 64 4 -.r Cent. Nary . gdin Imperial Ausatitses 7 ia.i6 India Builds its. m. die. Ext.heigher Bills MI6& as. prem. I ottery Tiarts • all. ill.orisais fwe ........... ... .... T. bldH, Stuck a, Cuntbill, and tp,tateriatCrena. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, )(ASCU 7.. Government Debentures Government Stock 7414 Govermovnt Debentures 5 per. cert. 9511 Regal Costal lima .... 0 per colt gip 4 Eat atinso Ise Woo cod awl tee, ley Joe. the clew, SD; at euit Nile. jg. r l '!t Ia red. Sir . 1 0 1,, ;tar. ; Sir Face, Holland. Year Patric% Dee- yr. and that rtiir tier ittre pa Tt Tlwee at thwart Jr. A N;( 1 iray„ w eilvacati teed. h% la Sir W LAt (apt (1' air Ern oath, dttense , 1 11 of mayors Teo. Jewell Uinta c, ar4 Vora% it, et' I Sir Per '414. Daum ales. TICE: Lei. MI a 6 Y. K re', it with It Air —0 R, b. Opera, ger, at SITIC imitL OPRI OL per, at rE4 street, resod COl.l Joke- ,ran Devoe, utl si Railer IFS calicw oclater. A septic Sale Mid- ilste .street,, lapel 1 shop- P aa ' lief:' ALL, At. 2. • - 3 10 r i 1, ci: - r le - 3 It - J iut - -ii. - t 1 I 4;,. - e i 0 an, - I IS Eat - 4 , 70 DEATHS. Yesterday morning, at his loose la iload..steeet, Jolts au eminent hanker, a very amiable sad accost plisheil user. He was educated a Oxford, sad alktrwards travelled all °err the Contineut,and cultivates: his luve alb" Pine Arts with great assiolrity. He has left a widow and four claildres. Mrs. /*Oise is the )ounet." dwaghtes of the lwe A. Nl'Donat.ll, Esti litayi-userelnuit, at the Linen-Hall, Dublin. Lately, et his house in Tavistwek-plare, Risearll-square. greuttv 01.1 justli lamented by his friends awl Jain" Irelieh lye-4,121y, Lot. Fin death was oreasinued be water ou li:s chest, brutt;ht us. by emanate, au4l a but weirs of alnuat atiparellebil persecution, trials sad teats, which he borne up under for thew watney years past, with a degree a inmerims sad &emu& cqwalball b! few. HIGH WATV.It„, TUN bAT, AT LOA DON-EbRIDCE 3lura. 24 ....whs. after ..9 Even. 42....14142. after •• • • LONDON: Printed by G. DAVIDSON, Nu. Oil Caley-1111( I, and puh!lehed at the Ohee. 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