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IRISH INSURRFCTION BILL. (lie following i+ cubaatos of the Debate on the pawing of thy 1111 , in the Houma of Common, on Monday night.] OaAbe question that the Bill do pass. Mr.WARD rose to rake the opportunity of expressing his strong disapprobation at the manner which was manifested by the Gentlemen opposite with respea to the clauses and provisions of this obnoxious Bill. The manner in which they pertinaciously refused every thing in the shape of modification, their decided and deter mined hostility to any proposal I. ameliorate its operation, er to reconcile its necessity to the Irish - nation ; and .nost particularly in the clause so wan tonly extending its duration ter such a length of time s excited at once his astonishment and indigna tion. What must be the opinion of the country at such a system of camia, and at the manifestation est such a disposi;im in His Majesty's Government? Confiding in the opinion of the vied friend of Ire land (Mr. Grattan), of him who had spent his wee ful Isle in struggling for her liberties, and in vindi eating her eluvial,. , he was ;nettled to support the principle of the measure ; but in making that decla ration, he at the Lime time entered his moat serious protest against the wanton and unnecessary previ sions which it maintained. and against the manuer in which they were carried through the House. Lord MILfON. in an abiniated manner, ob served, that from the communicatinns of a number of respectable friends, and from the :onviction felt that they bath understood and valued the liberties ant happiness of lieland, he had at first determined to support the principle of the bill. What he had that night witnessed totally changed his resolution He had seen all discussion on the violent and dan gerous clauses refused by his Majesty's Ministers. He had seen the mpasure of such great and exten sive importance, actually forced upois the House at such an hour of the morning (five o'clock) by men, who slime confiding in their insulting majorities, had dared to disreget d the suggestions of those best able te communicate them, and to call for assent to every thin; they proposed without any discussion of the merits, and at an hour certainly unprecedented in the history of Parliament. To such men he could ant commit so formidable a lie aprin against the rights and-liberties ref the Irish renple ; he, there- Jere, sboulaigppote the third reading of this bill. Mr. SHERI HA N.---" Mr. Speaker, eh. question now is, whether this bill do pass, or in other words, whether this question of wanton folly and unpro voked attack uern the rights of Ireland, shell re ceive the assent of the Legislature ? Let the House of Commons panne h-fore it commits its character with the people of that country. Let it coesidet well before it 1./actions a-measure which strengit tends tin invite invesion, at the moment the, it de ter/tee the means of suitable precaution. With the opirlion of my Hon. Friend (Mr. Ward), respecting the ardent ratiireism and unwearied zeal of that tried friend to letleur. hat. ii, ese( Mr. 'Gratian) I ' I sincerely accord ; bat with me it never will he a sufficient inducement to forego my conviction ea a cruel. wanton and tyrannous suspension of the peflic rights, on the sole recommendation of ti:e most respectable individual. lc is a prM fs of responsibility weich from wh a t I k now Irmy Right Hon. Friend (M r Grattan ) h e would ally disclaim In conformity with his conduct, anti the conduit of those enlightened patriots, who, with him, on previous occasions, strongly protested against this identical Bill, at the various ernes when it was prepesed in the liisli Rather:hue I Dow demand the documents to prove its neces s.ty. I never should have htd the piesumpticn to trty 'Lie my oprsiti .n, WAS I 14A t , AtrAnttd by the 1: i.erm and tinretnittinr line of ..hurt uu similar rest. imrsue J by them. Ihey, I meted, demarehel proof el the reiperi , u, necessity. 'that ne:e.sny 4as first proved in the yeas ...'6. whin a ctmtp . tacy, coder the de• ltnation of Dete;idei him, e(iseel in L- eted, wee ..is:urbed tile puiiiir I 'Ace. In I ~1)), this bill was fouteled eta the orke. ate R. port, cf both Houses of Parliament, Lends and Comm , rte s fo-titled a, those Reports were by the melancholy rectilleaien of those events which marked the re cent te • elli n. At this period, when tlis. United Pail . ,ainent is called for the first time to legislate tot beta .1, and to give their authority to a mine suspension of the Constituron, in that devoted country, has sny preliminary proof been submitted to your consideration ? Has a single p. is sa stated one I..iira.y defined instance As a ground for ynur asset t' Is there a man in this House, calli g him sell the King's Minster, who has dared to give either his charaaer, honour, nr word, as a- pledge to Parliament, that this wanton meatme is justified by the slightest necessity ? No, th-y could not. In or der to find something upon which this principle could b- rested, they have reeeted to contingen cies, and made p , sieve intetences from possible events. The preamble of one of its clauses, is founded on direa told open falsehood. Ali par. ties admit Ireland enjoys entire and perfea Iran qttillity, and yet thts preamble asserts. that wherees former Acts have been Pined insuffi cient in repress the turbulence and disaffection ',hie'. has and floes now exist. Ide again warn t he Weer to pause beson it gives legislative con currence to :his uej tstifiable measure. I conjure it to feel for the safety and security of a country which lute ever been disappointed, injured and insulted. Take care that in confirming the worst of all clues tiees, you affos d not the most powerful assistance to the determined enemy of 'ids empire ; that, in an e.gesoess to gifted against the destructive influence if France, you have resorted to an expeelimt the Most calculated to promote the evil wh;ch we are all se anions to dein-ere e. If the tana of reading the bill a third time had afforded me the best possible opportunity of delivering my 'en doweds on it at such length as I chose, I should ant have profited by the advantage. I certainly did with, and mean s to bete 'clotted the fittest oc casion for giving fully my reasons for the abbot rence I feel for iii principle, and the contempt I en let lain for its provisions; bet circumstances have since embarrassed nay judgment, and I veil state them shortly and' sincerely. When I find the piincirle of the bill admitted, on the plea of mreesety, by all those .to whose judgment and in formation I am bound to pay the utmost del,- mote when 1 find I cannot oppose their acqui escence witht.et arraying my knowledge of the tap et the real ete4lloo anti temper of Irelend ' against their superior means of infennatien, I feel the presnmpticn and hazard of taking upon my self the remonsibihty of an earnest endeavour to persuade the House to rejtofl a measure which I am almost single in regarding as the worst, the foul est, and the foolishest measure that ever solicited the sanction of Parliament ; but still more am I in fluemed by observing in my attendance nn the Committee, where I avow to have shunned taking any p.m, washing my hands, and absolving my conscience from meddling with, or tampering in any attempt to mend that which is so hateful in princi ple, that it is pet haps best that it should carry with it all its unequal proportion of deformity; I say I cannot but have been induced to forego my lira de termination, by observing. that so many efforts at modification, moved by most repectable characters, and supported by the most unanswerable arguments, have been rejected and reprobated by insulting ma jorities." Mr. GMAT I'AN—" After the manner in which I am called upon, it is impossible for me not to feel anxious fully to explain myself on the measure be fore the H ruse. In the first place.q avow my wil lingness to take my there of the odium which might attach to the Administration for carrying this mea sure. I know no whit the precise information is, of which the King's Ministers are in possession, with respeCt to the present state of Ireland; but this I am told. that a certain description of men have had certain treasooa'sle midnight meetings, the result of which has brew to renew an intercourse with France; to await the moment ati•en the enemy s h a ll h ave reached your shores. then to disclose their views, and destroy nit Constitution. That there t.a French party in Ireland, who are endeavouring to foment dis affeClion, and organize a conspiracy similar to that which has heretotoreend.itgered our existence, and which, if not now defeated by cnitii 'Ty precaution, wont I in the explosion annihilate both liberty and country. But let rue b- not m•sunderstood I impute 'not to my cotintr) men any disposition to trans , n, ally s: (amine,' .lesign to d,•stroy tee fun d..inental policy of British coa ,, exio .--31thoitgli I still assert, that there is in hell:: I a French party, such as ti ere is in every miler coax?) , in Europe, save Englar.d, compo.rd ni n n woo have Irishmen. but who nave t, .w eeh irke I t rear .1- tunes and identified their view, wiin France With such a convietion I have supper • d this measure, under the n,o , iification proposed in the amendments. Conetnced as I am, that by a timely pieveetion, tiw liberties which are seer.: will be ult,inete ly preserved, and shag . ti the other la: d you may for ever lose the common law of tar • .iary, by having no country in whica it WWI:. -si,t " Mr. JOHN CLAUDIUS )RI) de fended the pinpriety of extenchng th.• t,on the Bill, inasmuch as it prevented rhos, annual discusst , ns. which were 19 many compa mental cards, inviting the inset inn of France. far. !MOW ELI . pool!ively asserted that disturb ance existed iii Irvland. and particularly in the county Tinperarv. wli:re he resided. Sir J. NEWPORT row to declare hit datir/P(1 oppo.iti , n to the mann( r in w•:.tt:h thew wont)) A unju.tifiAble ploy' lons were eArritii through the !louse. CALLA Air ACTION. The /(in h e re ant Re.p re ariiv,d from the Medi terranean on Sunday lest, which *hips lelt Gitar*ltar on the 17th ult. We have r-rive) rite tiiirowing i intr-Nigrrice Oy thie opportuni t y I " A quadron of the enemy's .ill.A. I .o. ohor o r on . amp of the line, 'two I;g Ilea, and • , turv , ttr, ii at sr, m Um th.luer 1 part 44 thin Mir:iter•an,tm, and cius•an near and it , ut 100- lon. Tory cliasct the Sirartan on toe eltii of NI t, oil Ca 41a, i hut ..he had the good I..rtune I'. escape. 'ewe Meat, two ugh ton •Is.'l of Lament Brenton, e.l"' law • lOW • .•: .en it ....wig. 1 On the Soatan - . filet el.srovering them, the apor,,,ndoel them, thr.t me they were out crave , * : but, tnaltil2 the lu; Tate u•ig ea' it' • te 'o d time, and the: n ot etive ., d , she concl el,-.i -it, we,. sit ,0.t.. y's 'quadrat Ituy mid . all sml in c' .... of her, but it cam, nit hot airs, ant.-roast moot so .11e. whole I Mein; the Heat lay it 5.. tr,... i t z.d ''Wig weds • mt. th e enrol, ha 1a e r. 4 mite •t : alit. line up .14 her f.i'. By this tame Ors !I id tpr al cur or lair :Mimi lit four dire:* nits, SU if 10 NTC ,, :npa , 4 'Cc At i nett' ilie Sasartao ;it a bee a•, and pitting no either en-antral ...tiptne than be oissing through them, and Pyre; her rat- it: sailing, she did so with inert ceaeluse,, and p.vo-d ahead of one of the frigates, within poinsvOlank .hot, win. kept en her fire rat the Spartan for am ho it and an half; the Sonia/. did nut return a tun, u it notald mite retarded the progte.s of the elm., and, in two Ir our., she was without gun-.he: of alto( diem, with hue or nee dinner. On the 14th, Cm bonen fell into a very unfortu nate eircuimita:ite ; She chased a pole re shop all that day, with light mind., w Welt she thought wit are enemy's meiehaet vemel. Seeing little hope of coming up with her, they man. neil all the boars with volunteers, to attack her. At half past It.. at oreht, the loots got alengude of the peheee, when she proved to he an armed vessel, anti troops en hoard, carryh•g a tutor ' • Ids.-- slution.g could damp the avails of the bleeders, who .otacred her on the quarters; in this attempt a Lieute nant was kille I, and one ea. wounded, with several men. On seem( the eniumander of thci: detached force fall, it tattier tended to elietttnage then to enutinee the attempt, than de- Sit hum it: th :y bovrd.-ri again, and gained the ellsons of the eilem%; they Sprenueule I the ertense's mu ekes, std p kes, oe ir-ial of which the, wrested nom them, and bierisht area. :•-• Tit , y cantina,' fie:it:.‘ till their ',umber Win •0 meth .edure !, that it eat w i ly ',er n , itt.st, the enemy'. anat'a-tt were .0 much tower They returned to the ship at hay pelt o ***** with great loss, Hiving went,-.even killed, and twenty...four wounded, not r.f the sett ntyettwa tuffioets and teen that tem.t to i the attack. You ma r , turns the few particulars retested, it' to of the sptr:t and tall ‘ntry with *lnch this enterpose eat eon- I dah.l; .1 is highly ere.lita!th, to tne few curieorr. It is hoped t!aptaiu Boole/ will tall in with the rquadron ; he has beer:. lai..lv teem criming off Vogue. The That:trete too zee I rit...l at %faits with the Turkish frigate", and a convoy of that ' ha r.e, from Alexandria.—The Shupe in CaMs mat e no 13ovr- I menu lately to ituthea.e their sailing itemedmiely t, yet they at way, appear ready, the French ships in particular; thy bete pilot, on Orr rd.e-aShips now (17th June) off Cad4:—oresn, Lord Coliengwoody Atlas, Admiral Purvis; talaiy, Queen, I Terrible, Zee.orris Malta, kfigneicent, and K. ..or. The Illustrious, Comageun, and Saturn, are at tetbraltar. relining. The Formett.trt.., Kest, aunt rhilvertel, parted Gnat Lord Cot. Impresd on the tith, to Join Viet-Admiral Titurnhorough, who egn.nanda a squadron in the upper part of tker Media terraneee."....(7freah Tehraph ) - On Friday. a woman of gelteel appearance. and about 30 years of age, went to the house of a la dower in Limehouse, whose wife was delivered of a boy atirsit a 'ninth since, the visitor professing that the *Neff ()lbw. call was :u :fiord that relief of which she was ins..rme I the pa. cos stood in need. In a short time she sent the poor woman out to make some purchase. usidertiling the care of the infant during her absence. but on the mother's ge parture she stripped the child. and made off with him, leaving his clothes losliaud a and Las not since beta beard of. FROM MST NIGHTS GIZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wate-0, - het, htly RI, 1817. 4th Regiment of Diarson Buarde-.Georite Warbrick, Gent. to be Comet. b. puyeika.e, vice Chambers, promoted iu the 10th Light 0 ageism. Ceeistream Reg:inept of Foot Gnarls--3nmet Major James Phillips to he Captain of a Company. without piircii.k.e, vice Lord For.os,sppotnted to toe culllSll4llo or the Sol Gat risco) KJ ital eeeee Ensign Minium Clinton Wynyerd to be Lieutenant, vice Eo•igu and Adjutant Gearge Bryan to have the Rank of Lieutenant. 34 Argument of Foot Guarcli—Captain Francis Hepburn to be Captain of a Company, without pito:Use, vice bumf. .rtl. who retires. Kongo llen7 r. Boyce to be Lieutenant, Cm Hepburn. '24th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-Geiseral Sir Day.d K.B fruka die Jeth loot, to ba Colonel , vice General Whyte. decreed. 14th Ditto—Lieutenant General Oliver Nicoll, front the 4th West India Reginsoit, to be Colonel, vice Sir Da, d Hood. appointed to the corumaad of the 24th F. 78th Ditto--Rreva Lieutenant-Colonel Herta., Scott I. be Lieutenant-Lolenel, vice MHmod, deeemed. Captain James Fraser M.ijor, vice Scott. 4th West India Regiment-•Major.General the Right Hon. Thomas Maitland, hunt tri , Sd Garrison Battalmi, to be (Nonel, vice Liautenant-General Nicole, appointed to the commend of the 54th Foot. 81 G.itri.usti Battalion ....Major General Lord Forbes, from tne Colitsulein Regiment of Foot thiards, to be Cu• load, vice Maier Genera, %taitlantl, appointed to the cum. nand of the ith West India Regiment. STAFF. To be laspedling Field 06cers of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps ia Great Ilium, irith the Rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army while so einp!.o ed. Lieutegant-Colonel Sir Chaste. Imhoff, on lialtray of the Silt Foot, vice Aylmer, whose appointment has not taken pace. /elm And'•rson, E.q. late Major of the 11th Light Dragoons, vice Reped, whose appointment has not taken place. Comm anent sigma by the Lend !awaking ei the Canal • et Middlesex. Rod Westminster Regioneot of Middlesex Militia. Li-utc ant George Robeitson to be Captain—dated March tB. ISO?. Enkigt lien?! Thompum to be Lieutenant-.dated a• above. —.. Hain, bent. to be ditti.•-daird Mareb :I), Janies Guidon, Gent. to he MAreh 9s, 1107. R , • al York hlart-la-Imiiiie Voluntezre. Lieutenant 11. Cabbell to ►e Ca i itain, vice Hall, resigned— dated April S, St James's Volunteers. Eirutenent William A'neckett, at be C.lptain, vice Stuart, deerasiel--rtated Aptil 6, 1006. Etunan John Free - sass, to be Lieutenant, ♦iee A'Reckett-.. dAttLI at stettre. Thomas SHOW ' GSMt to be Ensign, vice Freernandgted u St. Wes and St. George, Blnnoofba , y, Volunteers. William Cart, F.. 1 to be Adjutant, withoat pay, vice Hat. way, ronaut....l—rated May e, 1667. St. George . • V.Aur.teeta. • Ilarsee, to Lieutenant, vice Wilson, resigne.l— —9, 1a.7. c;rob•cir .r„ Gant. to be thus, vice Gay, resigned—. Js asKore. Alexa 44.-, 8 uce, Gent. to be F.esign, vice H4rwey promoted ...dl..t.td May 7, 1667. Pit Strom. Arta 7. ISO?. rAtee lir. Her Royal Hi.thtte4 the Prin.-OM Kola Chris d •c• of !In Ferdinand tit- Fiouth, Ktini of ?Tim wee eatrovii to Hi. Royal litgbricio Prince ettattigFrint "( Savoy, li•eite of Genteoi% brother to His ' • • the Kel of S•ribula. The nuptials Were f elelvwfvf t. l greet , efey and • - ii-githeettee'y the nobility and persons of dounction atteralta at Court to ettniplinsent Their tt 'eaten Minr-ites add the Royal Faultily on the occasion. the et vim./ 111 -re sere illumination% and other public demon. *nations ofjoy, throughout tiro PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jahn Wen the elder, the yom.gfr, sod Ed maid Ha of Idame-sheet, Goodnisn'i-helds, fu the cou. • . augar-reeners. July 27, 11407. Joseph Wdliama Lid Samuel Williams, of Usioti.-11,014, Landon. t. Asti. Jar 7, 1607. tdeanl bats, Moms Harns, aoll Edward Moody, of Pa latal!, in the Pariah of St. Jamie. W..stmirater. silk-mamas. Jule 2'., J as ~ a nnieliir, the elder, and John Dannielifl, tit. county of Dethy, anJ Aue.n, late of Aeg4iietb, in the e.ituity of Leicester, b ot now of London, mercer% drapers, end ricers. Jule 17, 1 847. Ashcroft and Ti,nothy lw , Haserseves, of Proust, in the county •( Law:alter, beer brera3. July 24, 1817. T •V tight. John Wright, George Wright, and Thu.. N uytturf. of Tipton, in the coon.) et Stafheid, tinnier re rcbants. July L'ef, 1807. njunini A t..y John Wilson , of Ve•oar.staret, Li•IM pool, run sod an I, 15.4. Bctsjamt3 Ort sad Jame. I)oserryhtune. of Booth and Livistkuu4, skim. vi said tanner.. July ed. 1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Eiwani Mine, of st. Br in the cite of Linmins, nnircliaiii, draw and ch..nnan. (tan) August a. to August I I, at Ma, at Guildhall. Lond..n. RANK :z UPI' SUPERS F Henry Alexander, ot Alodorlieltis In the count, of sex r btokrr, diukr and chainn4n. BANKRUPTS Jamm Wand, of Burnley. in the county of tentage., ape. *may, dealer mid altaunian, to surramler, Aug oat 21, at hue, 22, and Seinen:Mere% at alma, at It.. Bull Inn, to Burnley, in the said amaity. Attorneys, Mr. William Sham. jun. 12Jra'ay and Pd,. Philip ilu J , Kitag's B.iucb Walks, ram. Lot don Ruett Waimea"? ' el Ilaisorghum Ir.ores, In the perk!' of W an the ewes of Late...et, cotton molutacturer„ 01,,1er a... 1 chapean, to surrend ~, August 111, at de, 112,idind aksur mbar 111, at ettaasi, at the Plud len, In Bora aa, in the aa d mane. Attoro.yr, Mr Wdlein Shan jun. Huntley ; and Mr. Ph.lip Nand, King's B. ncn Walks, Temple, Landon Arelnedd Maclean, late at I Vinchester-Areet, in the coy nunclent, deler end chapinao, to surrender ' August 4, I I, and Seventh'? 11, at twelv e , at guildhall, . London. Attorney, Mr. Itiengteni, lireechwch.buiidinp, Fenchurcb la rte. T.. 0 Nesbitt, ttf high raf Surr!..".nafnan, dealer anal chapntan, to surrender, Aug ual 1,8, an , ' September S, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attar. net's, MOWS. ratylliall and Walker. taltra Bauch Walks, e.uple.. Sa;mud f.loed , of Paddiuron, to•th• comity of hdi 111.4 ex, glocer,deuler and chapmati, to siteremlet, Atrium 4, 1 I, and September 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loasiva, Attorney, Mr. Sedlow, lelonumeouyerd, Lend DI V I DUDS A.squrt 47. nowise Cope, Wee( the city of Lincoln, corn facho. at hut, at the Kingston's Arms Inn, Newark.upen. Trent, in the c•nroy of Nottingham. August 27. Willem Sorkin. of Newark upon. Treat, county of Nott nghem, wadeapier. dealer and chapinan, at twelve, at the Kingston's Arib. lon a Newatli - apon•Trent, tat the c,user N.:tenches/8 August I—by adjournment frets 25th inst. Samuel Tstste.ti Wood street, in the city of London, a:escheat, at twelve. at Guildhall, Loudon Anurt 24. Th 3.11 4, belly, late of Chichester, In the enu.ity of SWAM, d „Ater haploid'', at elute'', at the Dolphin Inn , Chichester. August 2). Alla high, of Chatham, in the county of Kent. Shopkeeper, d,sler said enapuresuan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Septerahlr 12. John Robe.t Sherman, of lograrn.court, Fenchurch.street, in th- city of 1.0re1r.., shih. , iiroser, broker, dealer mud chapeaus, at teal. at Gaidhan, I. ~ .don. August 12. shy t.sh adjeumeicut from tie 2:oth inst. The. Imu pv,mmt , tate of Ihrebniont - place, near Bussell. - 9 o vi in the county of Middlesex, builder, dealer and chaorna at ten, at Guildhall, London. Augwit O. Jame* Charles. Smith, of Bowlin ClTTe9l l- lane, it, the county of Midilliweir, victualler, dealer sod Chapman, at twelve, at Gu.ldltall, London. A u;ust 14. , tiWiliatii hitt. of Stackmantteet, Southwark, in liii• LU3llt, o f ooey, linen-draper, death, acid chaplain, at ten, at Guildhall, Londm. . . August 2i'. Stanley Bullock, late or Manchester, in the county of Leneastet (but now of Tyld. *ley, Its the a, 1 county .1 calico-minter, dealer and elopeisti, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Miamian, Manchester. August t 9. Geu•ge Oirriond, of Mochester, in the count, of Lat•caster, dyer, Maier mid citepsuan, at Memo, At ine Bridgewater Aim., in Menclienor Augost Id Williain Weaver, of the Red Lien, Grat'i-Nn. Doe, in the ,runty of 1414,141 ex, vittuallos, dealer tad chwiinsn, at ten, at Guildhall, Lemke. Aaiun 20. William Mortimer.. iite at Wivenhoe, in the count, of Essex, malt ter, dealer anJ rhapman, at cm, eh . It the Clfstflu Inn. in Colaliestet, in the county of Essex. C E ITIFICATES—i•Autrurt 18. John Beagle,. of Upper J , itsh•etreet, is the parkh of St. Pal,. eras, dealer i and chn the ipma n. enmity of Midddisestx, Maury and rnaoa, John Dowling Burke, late of Queen's Elias, I.lttle Chloe*, in tb,iceunty of Middlesex (but now a poisoner in Flo .Mt. J jesty's pll4Oll use ,f o the Fleet), merch ant , d ea l er end ehap,i,. .hrs No, or b late of John-itteet, Ade:p lii, in the c •i.fn ) of Muklt.on, wine- herehant, desist and chaps - mu .11.antee Hyde, ol 1111.indin.ter , an the county of Laacwes„ dyer, ds.i'-v and cha:iliast Jeri,. jaek.in, of Manchester, in the eaunty Of Lanrarer drai e r aid cuamwan .. , William England. of Little Walsinghain, in the county at Nuelelk, , huokeeper. - DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, Tats DAV. 4 William Simpson, Cleinelit'a.Liiie. Loader, wiatcha William Staler. Wa duo, Nortkaniotoag . u ni . imat 1 en . sir ,p;:r ..... . . JoJohnciterry. St. i n h n 's-street, St. Sepulchre, bilselle- 1: Ilea, cabinet-maker • . . . Richard Armit age , Vigo-larts, St. James' s , W estmin- II vier, isoarnsait:•ir • I: . . Thomas Shaw. C11_1'11.6.1(1, Es ex, chiaa sod e.irther:. wale mars • 1.. Samosa Freeman, co:a compeo,i-street, Sikidi 4, 4 ,..,, c3.r.. . . pasta • . Thomas Lutkliorit, late of Csiiterbu•y, draper arid t t tailor . limy Gal/finer, TI, •street, London. teeasnun DIVILENO PAY-VILE AT ijUILDHALL, Jahn O TO•11111110111. liphant, Fleet atrowt, LonAJa. tailor PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bask St..eit 2291 230 3 pm Ceur. It..ducetl ...We 8 per tsmt. Cooteuis • pet Cent $9ll 1 pc: Ceut. Navy Long Annuities . •. l7l 11-161 Imperial Annuities Iteih 5 pet mint 9i9f s I ttt u 1 4u. India Kona a... 1 peas. Exchequer bilb per 1 pees. English Lottery Tickets . Cumuli fot T. 11311, Stockeatelter, No. 4,Coroltail, and 9, Cheoutg-emei COURSIC of EXI Anomieleas a•i 9 8 U. • Ditto at ait g ht ...i3 6 Roast. ea.-- c. f.. 11 7 2 U. Haollio.iiii ..54 It 21U. Alton' .34 9 :11/. Paris. • P4 8 Lit. Ditto 2 U. 24 12 Sciasnesus 24 It Colts 3llll effect. Ditto 16‘1 , 61 ....• • Dle:a .o. ellboa r.... 371 Lothora 58 Naples :HAMM, Jo►r Is, (*rm.% - 4 Lip. Po. oss,. w. C.... $.; Du. L 4. Lisboa 0 0 6 ' 4 .641 Dr 16114 lOl Cori Ili . _ t... d. Pomp! Geld re G.rier Ned ears per ee. 4 Nee Ihrelreeee... ••••• Hew Gahm I neer Bars .... 3 4 Neu Louis sack Aile es the Mu& a 'Kota 64 per Cern. SatTH. On Friday Net, the [.ay of the Rev. Dr. Midie'ran, o' a daughter, at Dwanyang, new Denbigh. .RIARRIAGR. On Wednesday !any at Groonokh, by the Rev. Jahn C.w. stantino Cuoke, Vi'ar of Ser;lla I. in Sll3o:k ' the Rev. Tn , ^ gnu Jeans, Chaplain to thi. Right Hun. the Earl .4 Rector Radtats, asal Vicar of Mow. Suet, t.• Mary, youngeit daughtet of the Rae Joh,o Conk*, unY tut and fi'OCIIIII/1•111 Of GrODOWICh HOVlial, an 1 Vicar of Drown, ageism. • DFATIIS. A few lava since, the Urn. llarry Porlewent, B. D. some . time rill.l4lW or Corpu. Christi College, Oxford. and Rector of Bratuotass, is th• clarity of Northampton. its living is in the gilt of Cur:lof ..:hristi College. Oa Saturday, after • short illness, Mrs. Boo•!i, wife of Frederick 200th, Eat. of New-rtmet, Spring-garden. On the 90th iastant, Joho aorta, Esq. of Wale. th-place. Oa Friday evening, at hi• house in Orchard-pla.:e, South ampton, Ms* St. Clair Barrack Master at Eling. Last week, at Haddatilans, 10 the Ids of Ely, Jones, the um of Thema' Ilutstahr, a promiaing youth about 19- Ile had walked front Milton, a dirtalico of about eight miles, wh..n Ming vouch heated, his death was occasioned by Lamarsing mud washing Iris feet and legs in cold water. I.ately, aged ION?. William Sheffield, len. of Roughbt ,ugh, near New Melton, tarinsir. A singular circumstance happen ed to the above person 49 /*lra ago s when Iu company with Avis or sot people bathing at find:legion Quay, a wanton shot Mae tired irons • Torr.l haaint.g the harbonr, a. he otrt siting upon the cliff tup, and iii the act of dmring his Working ever nt. envie; struck him close t.i has Angela mils, and .hot his foot and noels to atom., at the same time taking a cod off the wig of • gentleman or the name of Iffareup, woe was in inna- Nair with him. • llk H WATEIt.IiS DAY, AT LONDON-BELL-X.IIC. 88 min. ■fter..B I Even. . 86 nun. after .. S. SALE BY AUCTION. •••••• DEATRARLF. VILLA, wi DELIGHTFIIL SURE GR.IUNDS, GARIAtic:, RICH PADDOCKS, *c. ESSEX. Be Mr. SttrtroN, On MOND %Y. the 3.1 of August, 1807, at Twelve o'clock, At Garraway's Cosine-house, 'Chan e Alkr, Comb'll, London, (if not previously dismiss:4 of by private Contra(,) AN elegant LE:ASEHOLI) VILLA, delight fully astute in the rustic and rural Village of Pisshot, between Upton and North End, about halt-a-m.le from e.ach, in a desirable part of the county of Essex, a *lion and tdea lint distance of about five Endes ui town, with Coach houses Stabling, Cow•house, and jequinte attached and detached °item, charming pleasure T . /rounds, Gardens, Fishponds, ■nd two adjoining rich Paddocks, containing about seven Acres, (inure ground may be obtained if neces•arv;; late the residence mid property of Joseph Idedley, Esq. held on Lead , for a term of five years from Midsummer, 1807, at a round rent of NI. per annum. To Me viewed with Tickets emir, which, with descriptive Particulars, may ►e had of Me. Burton, 82, Cornhill ; and of Messrs. Smith aid &trier. Solicitors, Great St. Helmet. London. Panic Jars my also be had en the premises, and as Gm* minty's. .ONDoNo..Prmted b G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Duke's. cued, Now sweet, Cosent-garden, snd yllbilthal at lb° (Office, No 13, Rack of St. Cie cent's Church, Strand, by W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Belton-strew, Long- Actve.... Orslets, Se t... thk Paper, ism us the {Nice, (poet pod) will the duly stermaded to ----...M111111111111111111 1. jp4rms. t a t ' e o f %Ural nitont-pitte,. near Russell -111, the roomy Middlesex, builder, dealer and chaprua ten, at Guildhall. London. pit e. Jame* Charles. Smith, of Bowling-greendum • county of Midillsweit, victualler, desks' sod chaprasn, at else, at London. nit IS. Lille. of Steelman-street, Southwark, in • ten, at soant Guildlotll. L v of li-irrey ond, linen-draper, dealsr , id , coaprhah, on. lit 2;• Stanley Bullock, late or Manche ter, in the arty of Lancaster (but now of Tyld. act, itt the inty '; t caliees , ,rninierr, dealer and ( topmast, at deren, I Dog Tavern, in Di...agate, Meneticsta. it t 9. Gera•ge Oteriond, of Manchester, in the county La , taatee, dyer, Maier and chairman, at edema, At the idgewater A•ina, in Manchester at la Withain %Veins., sif the Red Lion, Gray'sdou. e. its the e.surity of I.lniiliesex, vittuallas, dealer sad vonsn, at ten, at Guildhall, Landsat. Ise 20. Miliaria Mortimer, Lae at Wisenhoe, in the Intl r,f Essex, maltyter, dealer anJ rhapman, at e.even, the Grailsi Inn, in Colchester, in the county of Essex. C E RTIFICATES—,Aueruor 18. Ringlet', of Uppor John-street, is the parkh of St. Tam, la, to th e e ia Cou pman.nty of Midddirsaioc, *sitte r , an d rna:ua, er and l Dowling Burke, late of Queen's Mum, Little Chloe, di:county oil Middlesex (but now a prisoner in Fle .Mt, I's ;moon use ,of the Fleet), merch ant , d ea l er end dap,... Moorlso late of John-meet, Ade:phi, in the c oat) Multi:gown, nerehant, stealer and chaps-mit Hyde, us Itdslisheder, in the *mat, of Laaciesi, r, dews and chit:en:in Jaek.in, of Manchester, in the , aunty of Lanrafrer, der aid Ins England. of Little Walsinghata, in the County at talk, sbookeeper - DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, risis OAT. Ira Sinapeon,Cleoneist'..Latoe, Leadeo. a l e ' sin Railer. Via dun, Nurtkaniptimg..... buen- ll eiterry, St. John's-street, St. 11 ealnhet•maker • • . rd Armitage, Vigo-lane, St. James's, Wesentin- -11 , aroornoot:or • • • It as Shaw, Cis -_I >furl, Es .ex china and esrthen- r OUP • • • • 12 Freeman, ci:a Compton-street, Middl ae:c, coo tea • as Lockburit, late of Cauterbu-y, draper and It sr It GarSiner, Thames -street, Landon, seedsman IS DIVIDEND PAY ABLE AT GUILDHALL, TO•11..11110111. )tiphant, Fleet Street, Landau. tailor . 10 PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Rank Siocic 2291 230 3 per Cent. koduced_ _ Ai