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.T • LAW INTALLIGEIVCIL COURT OF CHA iCERY, Nov. The cue of John Picket •nd Wife c. Dinah Lo gan. was further proceeded is this day. COURT OF KING'S bESCUe Nov. 11. THE KING 5. 10sETH SWEET. Mr. GAttßow 'hewed cause against a Rule, for mal, in!.tatited for Co- Defendant. by Mt. Laws. Thia wa . matter had first been barite the Magistrates, at the ,-..ur.ey Sessions. and afterwards re • oval into the Coort cf grog's Bench, by a writ of Or.'iorari. It re axed ti t*.= oath of a male bas tard co ild, of co * Deiendant, whereof Llisabirt, Illenrich Was thi. inottivr ; .he Magistrates had us detect by their judgment that he *hunk' pay the scam IL 6,. bd. as the expense at the lyturia. and the sous tai l St. ~s the costs of parislting soil obtain. ing r.e ordsr of wit. It appeared that the claw w..* bola in the parish of Newington. It had Steen at gued ors the part oh the Defendant, that the Juatieei nail no power to make this order upon the teinitra faiiier, far tae payment of costs; but he. G arms). contended, that they had that pnrer, as the :statutes of the 13th Elia. and Id of Chas. eltpreesett, CIA: 1103 y could relieve the parish et,her to par. or io all. it they thou,fht pa per; and that it would be a mockery to relieve the parish merely of the rapentes at the t)ing-tu. • Mr, LAWS, upon the other Otte. contended, that thine was not .e sotheient •djudteatiun as so the but of the child. acid that the Sessions bad no pc.wer to award such chaages ; besides, that them charges we: e'essrbitant. Several cases were cited on both side.. in support of there argOinents. 'lle Court were of opinion, Oaths ediasiiewou of the parish in whims the child was ban; Waistofficient, as well as their affirmance, that thiLDefendaot, Joseph Sweet, Was the latter. As to, the ants. however,: there dal rot appear to be any Bra explessly Even by the alai' to enable lista es to award them ; nor Was there any c Ise which could be derm.d a pe-cedeot upon this point. The consuuttion of the softie had therefore been hitherto left doubtlol. it did .1401 appear that there was any. third; in the Statures to atulsorim . f..e Magistrates to award costs against the Defendant. the avowed put pole td these A& being only to prevent bastards being left to the expense of the puisb, sn as to become an evil exati•pw of lewd Although the Juatice, were thus armed to re. litre the parish:, and pretest such vim examples, yet users ervidenily dot not *lye.'" to be any utiginal jitriehltion in 'hem WA AT. 41.1 the Celt, t i litigation. The birth of the child bad been Ai ;pct. mama, and the must had helm 4ftesioinecl at Leuliei:otd, wo.ch stud tb-cessarily Lave created consul isaile expense to the Defendant, whim or might he unable pay; so it was certainly the sae. et way, :1 loch vi ew:unlaces, to quash the sear 01 tit. Justices, its alp tar AS U. the cast, O. ault, lins was a lacer attempt to give the Justice. a pow armlet they ileirti before a .J, as the statl .5 seeinet ~nil intenied to give the !davit alas the power of re• liernsig *lke palish at the, xpaisit of bit.. and main tenance, ar.d could ilea I.:n same be coscs•rueil to extend to subsequent rap, Ilst Lisa; peered to be the only nie.aing that could be put upon the winds " welsh:ma capon's." mentioned in-the was. 'lle Order of the Justices was accordingly ale m id, only in so fat as related to the expenses atteudi..g the birth and maintenance et use child, but quashed is to .12 coets. CIUNI:NAL It FORMA The kr rOtereel-Leas.oliAL oersted for t Rule it/ they !MIST why a Cnminal Information kheald be granted against Gem de k rise's Stuart, can bioniy called Count Stu irtan, for a libel upon Maj it Jane., of the Itolcsl At ulkry. The pamphlet in which this libel was contained. was intituled. • 4 Y he 11..1 11 .ek aft.:, t,,ilrult.f.t t Fraoris Pre Firsf, le::" and nit, ,avant as an attack upon those who were guit.y of political excesses, and who were the aliettots u. Fasn.h policy:es. the Intormant had, in that pabiwation. n pointed trot and alluded to by the publis: et, CMOs the rogned risme et Marrat Tracca, and wa' therein (p. ) defamed both in regard to his bit*, char.zter, political cptiociplei, and profasienal waits, in a must scandalous and unwarrantanl. rulaner ; it concluded wall calling him a a shameless viVain." Under this name of Trac es, he, the A,torney•Geueral, should be able to show, by eel tain c urespinidence, and alio by testituony. that bl.j Ir James was tae oely person who could thereby be alluded tn. The author teemed to have been supposing himself in a dream, and conceiving that the, Goverernent of England 'w a s in she bar is or Francis the First, a:ld supposes a tevolutiun to have when place its this country, wailer to ttat Which bag lardy taken place in Yrance, stating all the parties who were supposed to be alms in it, sod' amongst these the Plaintiff. The Learned Counsel then aced several passages from the evnerpondener he had-alludvd to, having pat inualy read the libel itself lion use pamphlet, a ecpy of which he delivered to their Lordships.— From one part of that coirespondenes it amseartd, that a'perion having apidied to Mr. Stockuate. tc.e bookseller, to leata who we, the author of it, ;rid guessing that It was thi.Couni Stuarton, that booksel ler said. that " he was very near the mark." From another pert thereof, it appeared, that Mr. Stoat had owned to a friend. making similar inquiries, that be had been ill ever since he had written it, and that Its had done it entirely :tom an exce.s of Icyalty, and denied all tne imputations cast open the lam CI% 4 ; •t The *Sleek of a Mr. Jones. who had met Mr. Stuart, stated, that he, (Mr. h.uart.) had said to that there were already tc.ci many Jacobins ; 'Mid be placed Major James at the head of she Foreign Department of the Board of Ordnance, in his sttpposed government ; ndslii.g. that that per son (to. Inioi mans) was not a British subj ea, but had • horn born and educated at Liege. There w as alit an affidavit of a gentleman of the name of .Inuitus Denister, stating. 'met Mr. Stuart had called upon hint in August Lst, and upon his being learner-hal with having been hie et t bock I t cries:inn, he sand, he had lint Outten hall t) ranch tie have Jude tap-n the suhi:a. Lord kr tate aleciutti inqnitei of the Leased Colons:I, it tt•eic weir any locri.in whs emit! metal- DA W bla)11 James bait Us, par eta :Waal W tos laded toils the paisage in the pamphlet eonselaised t . The Ationasv-Gcusa A s answered. that Major James could bilturlt swear to that point.--Rule greased. The Conn then sat in Nisi Price, but nothing in teresting occurred. •ma. COURT OF COM AOM FLEAS —Nov. 11. DOVII•LLV e• /IA HOME enemata. Serjentli BAILEY. for the Defendant, moved for a Rule to chew eau a why a new trial should not be granted. I'h:s action was brought by the Plain tiff to recover a certain sum iftioney, which he, on his return from Unenos Aereir as the Captain of His Majesty's ship Diadem. had paid to the account of the Defendant. \Wen he had lodged nts mor.ey to the account of Sir lintne, he then ailed under the impresoon that the Defendant was a regularly ap pointed Flag Officer. and had the appniu(ractit of his own Captain. Bonn atter his arrival in England,. be found that the Defendant, though a Commo dore. was of that description of rank, which seas not invested with the right of such appointment.— Tne verdiel was grounded opon the evidence of a number of the first officers of naval rank, as to the costars of the ',tyke, and upon that evidence the Jury found lur the Plaintiff. The present applii 4 .. tion, for a new trial, rested upon an appeal, otich the Defendant, in consequence of his services and exertions, had made to His Majesty in Council, in order to have the appointment to a Captain ; which, previous to the cap ure of Buenos Ayres, he had bad properiy confirmed, and therefore be in ferred, that before the period for a new trial, this appeal would have b.-vu considered and admitted Lord CHILE Just rex It was clearly made out. by the most respeffable evidence, on the trial, that the Defendant, according to the uniform system of naval rank. had not the appointment; a:.d at is im posaible for ibis Court to aa upon a presumed pos sibility ut the fermi of this alleged sppeal.=Rule refused. ICISDRID 0. •U 3S. - -__ Serjeant SUBtI46IIO -moved tor a Rule to shew cause wby the son-suit in this case should not be • set aside, and a new trial grantith This was an aSiots tiled at the last nssises of the county of Suf. folk, before Lord Ellenboroogb. It appeared Itom the evidtace, that both Plaintiff and Defendant were eelations of an old Lady 01 the eminent earker. She had lived for two years with the Plaintiff. and had every accommodation in the way of board, lodging, and wa.hing. Previous to her deA,,b, she had left the I.l3inuff's house; and on her decease, made the DetendAst her exectifsr.— The Plaintiff then sued the Defendant for tl.e sum 01501. fur diet, lodAing, kc. But as there was no acinowleJi,nient of the de b t on the part of the de ceased, at,o as, from the cross-examination of the Witaeu.-s, it appeared tlia: it was merely aa exer ti •Ii of hosing, with hope of being remeiniered in i to'S will of the old lady, his Lor,latup direa:.d the l'isiiimif to be non-suited. The present application rested upon this ground, that it Winn's,' hat:. been Ht to the Jury to ascertain she fagt, whether the Plaintiff had his expeftatioils on the death of Mrs. Parkes ' and if they had founu such an opinion, then it wa. light to rein-wk the PlAiattif. Loa' Crller Juirlec—" Brother Shepherd. can you intoim us Arhetiier or not the Counsel for the Plaintiff in this cause consented to a non-suit r' Scut:lnt SoCrii &AD— . 1 cannot take upon mu lch 1., sewer the question of the Cush." Loma Cagier Jusrica---"Such claims as the pros seat am generally against honesty. and against Gets. People. disappoint's! in their eapeaat,ons front deceased relatives. too trequeutly convert their little ails of Isounty. in such casco, into pecu niary claims against the I.:senator. It is to be me sawed, that in the present Cathe this conduit was (client. and in the **WM:: of it a necessary infor mation vrith respel to the ground upon womb the application is the (AMU caaewt 101111 t the tile."--litge tensed. P4ll.lais. IMASSION•1101/118. SOV. 11. Mary Fay and Elnesheth Berts.te wale brought before the Loan Marna, by Tipple. the °diger, on suspicion of having stoles three shawls. Tiarper. the Officer, stated. that as he was passing through St. Paui's Church-yard, on Tuesday, he met the Prisoner Fay, with a beauulal Indian shawl about her shualdas. He inquired where she had bought is ? and she answered, tr.rits her mistress. buspeduig that she had not procured it honestly. he .accompanied her to the house of the Prisoner Bar nett, the alleged mistress, where he found, in a &ewer, two other shawls, of English manutaaare. • The Prisoner, Barnett; stated in her defence, that she bought the English rnanntadured %bevels at Mr. I lErVey'i, on LUCIVID:4111111 the Indira shawl was brought by a person who lives in the neighbour. hood. to bee houte, woo asked her to buy it. Atter some time she did buy it. and the Prisoner Fey corning to has with her oiler, she sold it to her. She was ordered to be detained until to.inorraw, when she is expedled to produce the verso.' Irmo whom the shawl was boualst. The other Prisoner was discharged. The Prisoner Barnett was very much distressed. She entreated the Lord Mayor sot to keep her in custody, as she bail live children, one of whom was an infant on the breast. _ _ _ Mary Acne J• 6010, a girl aged .17 years, was Ist ought up, having been ixintl, between eieven and twelve o'clock, last night, suung on the step of a door in llishopigate.street. Upon the linits ir.quiring where the came from t she informed his Lordship that she come from Whitby, in Yoek.hite; ht.r lather had been a sailor, and was killed on boat d a man CA war. After death, htr mother mauled again; her tatlxvin-law behaved eery cruelty towards her and at the age of thirteen, bound her ape/emir-2 to Jnhn Reed, mater of Le Matt cothrr orig. ribe had been bound weir.n yea's, lour of whoi.h mere ezpised. tier tathtt4n4Aw also 4cttsnJ het un,ther fix the same terns of years, who ha, bikbee died; and as the duties of a sailor terse 10J la burioua for he: to perform, she ran away. The Luau MAVOII Orderrei !ILI* In he 133`1SUI tO her pariah, ar-st in uee mewl time IQ b.: WWII C4te THR .►.ATE MR. ROY. A Subscription was set nn foot. a short time since, aninnart the most distinguished Oppositionists, at tached to Mr. Fos. for the double pitrpose of in creasing the provision for his teli& and the liquida tion of his own isers .nal debts : the hlllowing m,ti t•c,tintt of the measure has been sr-‘t (:ireutar) to die principal pasty friends of that deceased States• than : Private —et' At the time of Mr Fries &nob, the Duke of Redford. the Duke Dcsori.iiire, and Lord izaswillism, bail a good deal of corresi rice on tire %rine 01 160.1ff/01S, With view to fulfil Mr. Viix's wrshes as mitre pas Mein of hrs debt-, and to seenx to Met VII( a c petrllt " To all who we,- con.raiterl, it op:reared bielity oesirahle that this should be effected by Mr Pox% ftleltd4, without auy •p s ilicrtion to P a rlianierit " The Duke of Redford, the Doke of Deviindlire, Lord Th met, Lord Fitreiliism, and Mr 14 rule, have g ra e r,..t an 'tritons of 2.101 a year each to Mrs. Fox, soil there t. reamn to suppose that a further seem will be obtained, VI as to ma , im it np, with the pension (m it aimminent, 11 . 401. a year, which was Mr. Foi+object. Rut Mr. Fox's debts still 11111W11 unprovided fm, and there. on inquiry, appear to anima, at lia4 to ten thousand pound.. T h. Duke of Redford. the Duke of Devonshire • and illiam, at the rolled of a Number of Mr. FUA'S 1nr.1141, ri.ive taken the libzny to promote the measure of a sob-eription, to pay his deists,as a proper mark of their respect to his 'primary. '• It is suggested that he subscription shosild be paid :it the house of Messrs Comm and Co 1 -, erikerv, She'd, to the ac count of the Duke of Redietd, the Lititie of Ditivoushire, and L ur d Fiteefillam, soliteet to the order of William Adam, Esq. " It was-meant to have encidatet this some month* sow, the state of the debts having been then made up, but the hu ry of public business, in Me lad Session of P ailment, and the sebesquellt &Emotion, by the !Resolution, of thine who all likely to contribute, prevented it being (tonight forward WI now. end it is of course become more ueamuary to have the Measure speedily secorripl tithed. Aiming others, the fellowing persons have subscribed the sums vihieli are pet epsomite their mines and fora, G- nth-, men hate subscribed Sul. the lowest sum oh nth it is to accept, as it is di-sirable not Se *stead Its measure to too great a Lumber of penons vas. Earl Cooper Earl of Lawillentah. Earl of Albemarle., 2OO Lord Robert Spencer 100 " To the Right Hon. wrsi owe., Ice. ate. INAR IC 4N I RADE. OFFICIAL NOTE. The Undersigned Henry Richard Vansall.Lord fioland. and W 3 ham, Lord .4 ucklanil, Pleniiinven•ivio of Nis S itanoic Majesty, have the hoot to inform ,14•11•4 Monument Wil liam Poikney, Commissioner* Extraordinsty and Plenipotim tiaries of the United States of America, that they are stow ready to proceed to the Signature of the Truly of Amity. Commerce, and Navigation, on the articles of which they have mutually agreed. But at the same time thoy have it In command ham Ilia Majesty, to call the attention of the Connalimioners of the United States, to some extraordinary proceedings oh: 11 have lately taken place nn the Coritinent of Fii:o ' std to ceen municate to them o ffi cially ti,e tz.it..J. at. of NM Slagesty's Giserriment thermion.. The proceedings alluded to are certain beisratiess and or ilms of the French Gownsman, issued at Seth% On the Slat of November last. In thole ruder" the French Government treks to justify or palliate iu own orijost pretensions, by iiwpotiiig to Great Bri tain principle' which 'he 'imam profess, and to , v'tlCCl which never existed. lin Maples Is accused of a systematic and general disri-zard of the Isl. of Nat;oos, ,niv J by civi lined States, and more p,r reeler!, ..•. • • •ratitable ernes. Nino of the Right of Slorkade ; erthentin Nis Majesty may can. *dandy appeal to the world, out hr* uniform respect lot nentral rights, and his general and scrupulous adherence to the law of Nations, without coodeseenditig to contrast his conduct in o,ese particulars, with that of M. enemy ; and with regard to the only specific charge, it u notorious, that he has never de. dared any Ports to be in a stme of blockade, without anon:tie to that 0 . .. , ,ect a for. .e sighs mot to make the ',Manes ii.to them manifestly dangerous. By such allcgatiolill, unfounded se they are the enemy at• tempts to justify his preterismos nr as lawful p Me, all modem of English industry ac manufacture, though it ire the property of neut,al; ; of excluding from hit limbo," every neutral' vessel which has touched at any port of Ilia Ma jesty's dominions. though employed in an tonormit com merce ; and of declaring (;.cat Braila to be in a state of block. ode, though las own puns and arsenals are actually blockailed, anal heft unable initiation any naval force whatever before soy port of the United Kingliim. Such principles an in themselves extravagant, and repug nant to the law of nations; and the pretensiona founded ern them, thout,lt pluiessed'y al:.ectelsolcly against Great Britain, t. ii.l to alter the practice of war among civilised nations, and utterly to sahvert, the righti arid ilidepenteoce of neutral row.ri. The Und.lrsigoed caintot. Meter re, that the enemy will ever seriously attemat to enforce such a sissies, If he 4lietild, they ere confident that the kind SCOW ht . the A me ri;an Gnsermnettt snit item nee tit-fault conseyae:n•et of such pretensions to neutral commerce, and that its 'yin( and cietd to nationallrtnnut,w.ll pre rent it...actinic:come much We siolatioas of its tights, and 1111%1600S 1111C/OiCIIO3IIIItS on its interests Ir. howmpr, the enemy should ratty thew threats into exe cution, and if neutral . nations shouts', eontraft to 211 expert.. tion,acessiesce its such uancpations, His Majesty might pr.- bsld• be compelled, however rtictantly, to retaliate in his 'lost defence, mei to issue orders to his erotica to adopt towards neuttsis ant hogile system to which those neurra's h a ve submit/ea from his enemies. 'Ph• Cominitsioners of the United States will thetelurc fed, t►at at a nin.,tent when His Ma- Ia ily. and all the neutral na•ioos are threatened with such an entention of the bell:serene pretensions of his enemies, he cannot ernes into the stipulations of the present Treaty tinh out an explanation troin the United States of their intentions, ore reservation on the part of Ills Majtsty in the case above Mentioned, if it should eV!, occur. The Uadeciognonl,considerioirthat th • di.t•n^e in the hare. dean tioveininent, renders ray issitelli..te rgd.nation on the tabled impolible„ and aniniatod by a desire ••i form' , vitng the berawneLll work in which they ire thigagcol i , are enthroned hy tlis MaJemy to conclude the Treaty without delay. They proceed to the eignatosre moiler the fell w.wia••n tt at h-( .re the That, shall be returned from Anoeoica. with the rat A:36 •n of the Unitcol Stator, the corm. wsl! either li.oyo formally abandoned, Of Mettle oelloorpsicherl, loos nnja•t wiriest- Moors,, ur that the Li.iverrtnot uf the United titans, by sot ron do:I or usuranceoi, will have given .eroorisy to li,. M .lest:, that it will nee su►twit to inch innovation. in the euabii.norl .v.. min of maritime law; sold the Usoles-igned have oreitembeil this nista from an analogs wleh, that st should be elearl , intiletweend On both odes, that wittiest mach sbandoloment pretwn. MOOS, ws flle port el the enemy, Of inch aocusanre. or ennilict on the part of the United Stator, His hlajorty will not cosieder himself hound be abe lorrowit signature of his Cosy osountr% to oalify Treaty, procl.rled from adopting such onea.uresas may wens necewiry for eeunteraetiws thane: ei;o' of lonencoliy elasniexrr •hey shall eccur, dud be of ...Babas extraordmaq natll.s Oa to tequitr ex t t ioohnsfy The Unde.•igned taionot conclude, Without ea porcideg their ast.slaction at she SeColl$1.16:1111e an ui,j• Cl ;:rnt int iro the interest• sod fronnity conowetion of both air Ikea. altdaicif jest mole ut the c.nseilowtoor rt•tronion f•stnl by the Comm:.emoem oh thr Vented States, during the who% Lomas of the hliltoniatams. lS gnedf V keMALf. MOi.L. AND. Aidt:S.L U. D ..e 34 Lot. J...‘het Almiroe.lc Sc. tc Willialll Etukuty. Ste Se. Se On Friday. SaturJAy and :41,1.1.ty. the greater part nt the td brigade of Cif :I 3s, corn?, .nJed by ti.e Hon. Jiaj•a.Gtneral Fozcol, marched intn their nid garters is Cisetbasa bow racks, After thou COMM itOtsk Cora ,gen. 1 NAVAL INT7.LIIOI NCH. P mrs11 , 1111•11. Nov. 10. Arrived His M•ifsty's ships ii,iviirec from a Cli nir Cape Farewell ; and the . — :eciray s tri m; the Downs; ailso the ,Int, Brand in. (me if the arrJrn'l convoy) from Mocte The wind has hiovrn very hard it day, sere•al vessels have driven from t 1 eir anchor, ; the and a brig have come into harbour With lift: 'lc,. of an anchor and cable. PLYMOUTH. Nov'. V. • Sailed the Verde" frigate, Capt. Sproule, supwesed with dispitches 6ro:thr gun-brig. and the Lltu a .. nie cutter, with 4 convoy tor TOrh47. Attired the Rerids brig, cf . 1* guns, Captain Mairield, horn Oporto. Pt evious to his departure, Capt. Nlatefield riot: a report was very prevalent. and v n. rally'believed, that Admiral Collingartiod had tallen in with and taken twelve sail ot the Ike, ot Tto ks anti Russians, in the M. • :rrasean; and 073: the Portuguese were on the awitrt of shur.ii tht•ir ports against the English. An (spies' arrived at the Admiral's Offitv, morning, at four o'clock. and Admiral i t Sidney Smith art ived at six, and immediately -went e a b oa , the Lowiuse, 96 guns, and hoisted bisa,g. TALMOVTIO. NOV. 8. Arrived the Ca,hr t picket. Patteson. with Mai's, f r om Messina, Malta. and Gibraltar, in twety-two days front the latter; Car modals packet. Anthriny with Mails. trout ditto. tweqty•cme days from Gi 'altar ; is consequence of omitting to take a bill o health. she is j t tle i. iiito quaraniic.e ; also theTrsoa Ira packet. with Mails from Lisbon, eight days passage . . at number ofEnglish families have embark ed in the convoy for England. Amorgst thus: rived by this packet are, Velem Lynn, Kern Athouin, Berkley. and families; Messrs. Winte Abelworth, Dr. Coke, Mils Knight, Mr. Buller and the Countess By th•Coe , ewctisore learn, that &re line ef haw. ships, and a frigate (Russians), arrived at Gicraltar on the 19th Oaober. Lord Colling wood, with His Majesty's Chews, quern, Afraid, and Repots., arn►ed At Gib-, mbar on the Itith tilt. On the 29th ul.. in lat. 42.14, long. 14.3(3. thi Cernavalll fell in with a lugger privateer. of t guns, which, after an hour anJ a half', ingagimer,i she heat off. His Majesty's ship Lire'), with a convoy fa E,lglar.d. railed from the 1 ague on the i ;at tit the brig kat en was left to take away tie Englisl Ambassador. DIAL, Wert. 10. Arrived His Majesty's ship Ar:leaf, Irons St. He Jena, with the O. 1, Lord Eldon, and Lard A", 41 East Irdianten, two of which ate sailed tor the three —Wind S.S.E.blows hard. CORN LXCHANG A, Nov. 11. The arrivals of Wheat this day are very few, and the 1%17;1 is short ; samples of the best quatal o..taiii a bower twre Barley likewise, and not much at 11110 —OM Silt as tn.da Fuse New shoot *Os. pm maarter.....llhae Peal a.• app dearer II qui., but small Witaiol2.•rber• are very u.l Oa!s here, and this enticee is named a 'Ole d'arer.—Pico` our last; Aramaean not so plentiful as of late ; hue 34.. 38s. per banal. CURRENT PRICE OF CRAIN. bps. T.ek ditto (lOwl; s's Fine do 644 674 Oats ..... .....44s VS. ,t" Rye (New) 3:trs.try t!Old) 66s. 144. Od Rape 5eed...... • White Poss.. 1584. 143 , St. rhea Fl/10%, • • Vs. b:rs Grey P. 1.1 rite Ile. OA liewonds Ream (Old 1.... be. 645. 04. COAL-11.111 LET. N... 11. Ships at 31.,75et. ►dd. tried. 4a .. tr ewca‘tte 2 . . Stow!' Cod It ..Codata PSICt Of STOCKS YESIEReAT ..--- .-. _._ 5 pee Cart. Navy___ 4 par Cc al eel 3 per Cent. Iteracie4 LSI 3 per Cont. Consols ' CNC Belk Long Annufiles .......171111411 111- NI I•sol.a Scaly • 174 Dolt . Horb4l ls. ills per. Esel , .:guar Sills Is. 3s. woo. Dosnoleit Imperial 3 pet Cast. Milt 1.ap.r.41 Annuities 7. Consols La 36th inst. Sift T. INN. itscit geaboo, 4. Coral 11, sad 9. 4.34wi1k0100• RRIAGKS An Tuesday senniglo, by the R.•• Le Dort. church, in Kent. the Rey. CIIAI ICA (kAh. , n, et n Lautclee, near Canterbury, to Misr Ela.deth Calmer, coed daughter of the late lieutetten , Eol. Un Tii Flay. the 3d imagist. at K-li.inr• a Church, b. ti:r Rer. Mr. 'raptor, FAeard Harrold, Esq. of C.it.heatt, au vita county of Ilene, to Mist Rollie, of firmiptnn. 01 M , :allay, at liunetiden, Kent, the Re. Daniel Ei oft Vicar of tat place. to Mile Sarah Rider 11 ICii] cis youngest daughter of the Late Witham, Riciiehl.ie, b..q• 4 Rerinenihry. T•ore.lay sennight, the Rev. Chad's Mann, el °Omer. ' 4 Nnrtilk, to Mi.. SUM.. DJugad. yuonge,sueugitter W Rair4 Adokal ht.lletliall, of Cotton. bk.A rus. Alb tl , , on the ath ir.tAsit, whither Its west (sr th- ref,. very of his beal , ll, the Rev. Edmond Geadennugh, acar Sevendeil tItS and brotorr yr , the Ulan '•f Ito. ha ter 011 Sunder Mr H wd, of the gagls to•A Inr., .4 au,. HuAeathwaswca.wnmlar a .soictit cold itaL4ht 1 4. 4 Plerrnrirk.it Itrath, at the late f eat. rice. HIGH WATER, TIM DAT, AS L.r,ilAlo4l4sitA . Mora, 411.. wriw. after —.II I Teen C On aft.. - - SALE BY AUL' ION• 11. LEIGH - and S. SOTHEBY, " "'a 1 , 040 , 4 145, Str•nrt. opposite Callm 'to, -wort. TIIIS DAY. November If, sod Eight beige days (Suoday escort& ). at Tome* o'Clocky AMISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION 6 1 IV MACS, in *hich life Mehl(' tho Duplicates of rs late Mt. Voodoo, Bookseller. of Wm.:hates ..conersting easy good e dessztent lo [stip.% Hooey,. Vurat , s, and Leturs.. Latootte a leettl.te Plinth &draw synch w 4 In oohed bed F...cldrot of lidgarth. ti.• Fishery rod Spa'" tresstro, a po•of, by Woollen, Cl.q.ies, Jae atc. rube veer d to the tone of Sala .—Catalogas M ricelld. at situ plats of silo. LONDON :—P,sitta;# U DAVI:AWN. Nu U, 1) "" . 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