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FoLirr. msrisonouon al cur. P)CKPt►CKE'I'. Jos Keens, one of the fashionable depredators, who infest the prtncipal streets, at the W est end of the town, was, on Tuesday, charged, at this office, by Sir G. H. btnith, with making an attempt to pick a gentlem in s pocket. at about three O'LIUCk, 011 Tues day afternoon, in Pall-Mall. It appeared by the statement mad. before the Ma ginrates, that Col Prevost was nalkii.g with two other Gentlemen in Pall-Mall, and they were follow ed at a short distance by Sit G. H. Smith, in com pany with another Gentleman. The Prisoner bad be►n observed to pass the latter Gentlemen, and to folio*Col. P. and his friends; but from hi. appearance he was not ascpeaed, until a person on horseback, a batter, in the Strand, who saw him put his hand into the coat - pocket of the Colonel, gave an claim. Sir G. H. Smith rushed forward and cangkt the thief, wits hi. hand in the pocket. He was nnme diately a strayed to this °Sim, anal after an investi gation of the case, the Prisoner was committed for reexamination, to give Gentlemie. who have been robbed, an opportunity of identifying him. The Prisoniir is the same fellow who was detected in the aa of attemoting to pick a Gentleman's pocket on the 12th of Jarmary, near to the same spot. He was then ta'..en to Bow -street, but we are not competent to state why he was turned loose upon the public again. as the offence, if proved, amounts to dime. tionary imprisonment. Yzatrrd .r. nomas ll'aiert, a decent looking young yean, was c!i. rged wan robbing lodgings, by aitiul designs. It appeared, that the Pris.mer had taken a lodging in Quern-street, anklet-square; and had brought with him a basket, sup ) sosesi tiseontam bas apparel, wh ch, however, was stuffed with dung only. In use morning, at an early hour, the Prik sonar lett the apartments, and conveyed away Islam beta, linen, &c In his possession, Fry. the Officer, found upwards of 103 ke y s, lit longing to doors, and isamberiess dupli.rtee, of proiserty pledged in dif fcrobt parts of the town. sit P.isor.er was to sn.uided till Monday nest. Ile is supposed to be an 6l offcndur. suw.STIUT. TORGTRY. On Monday evening, lYJ, ars Fisher and Thomas 1)4 Id were brought to the Offic.:. and underwent an examination before Mr. RIAD, charged with uLtering a forged draft at hlzssrs. Hammerdey's, the Bankers in Pall Mall, for 301. Atter the t Pination had gone on for some time, it was di,. creered that Dutfirid had been made the dupe and tool of Fsaber be was in coasequence admitted an evidence. He stated. that he lives at No. 22, James -street, Oaf wd street, and is a carpenter by trade. fisher has lodged with him about a fortnight, and has been acquainted with him ebout two months. On Sunday night, Fisher told him he had found a 501. note that evening in Grosvenor-square, incl.sed in 'a letter, and asked hint if he knew how be could get cash for it ; he replied, he thought it was a sin solar circumstance that the note was not mentioned In the letter in which it was found; he, however, agreed to go on Monday with hint to get it cashed, wren they left off work to go to dinner. They ac. cerdingly went together to Pall Mall, when Fisher poieted to a house. which he said was the &tikes 's • '.ete the rote was payable, and said he would wait at the P-lace Gate, while the Wanes/ went to yet the cash. On his presenting the shaft at Messrs. Hammersle)'s, where it was payable, drawn in the sot ne of Lowndes, a tiademan who kept cash there, the Clerk doubted it to be Mr. Lowndes's writing, and q-sestioned the Witness where be got it i he gave a false accoant of it, and his residence, as de sired by the Prisoner. Fie was detained. and on application being made to Mr. Lowndes,wf No 18, in the riaymark-t, a trunkmaker, he declared it to be a forgery. The Witness &co acknowledged who be had it from, and wok the gentlemen to the Palace Gate. where Pishee was waiting ; he was, in con sequence, taken interibistody. The Prisoner produced a black liver, servant, and a journeyman pastry-cook. from the neighbour hood of Ceckspur.strert. to prove, that they were in his company when he found the draft ; but their accounts were so contradietory, and improbable, that the Magistrate did not credit them. The p. stxy cook was recognised by the OLcers to have keen eseitirted of a meet infamous crime, and to have stood in the pillory. The Prisoner was committed for further exami ria:ion. His hair was dressed in ringlets, and the 5v . .7 4 ... , 9f dress was in .a very extravagant style. A charge f a e okk nature has been exhibited against a Oontliag of the new school, by a hail fair one, on the wrong side of forts., w ho complains of sedation, under the following curmustances : She was accosted by the gentleman, win7l l l she complains of, who is a minor, at the,opera, rapist three weeks since, when he protested his attach ment to her person, put her into a chair s and paled her a visit at her residence in the New Road, on the following d.iy. 9 1' he lover rennted his visits to his beloved, until Friday last, when a marriage was proposed by the lady, and agreed to by her gallant, to take place At his residence, dye miles nut, on the Northern Road, on Saturday. They were, how. ever,' on the Saturday, dilappoitited s by the Clergy man ; and all intreatics to prevail on the fair one to tarry there until the following day, were unrivail int, unless the nuptial ceremony was performed.— A .gig, habited iu hay roSes, was at length intro 'incest as the Clergyman, woo united the parties. The lady wheat feelings had been thus tortured, turned out to have been the .hert-araieof a gallant Col 'tie!, it two successive summer campaigns ; and, site, Odeber last, she has been a Cyprian of the first order, in the fashionable circles. A pig, of the old Pembrokeshire breed, reared by Lord Cawuria. was slatOtered, a few days si.ice. at Swckpole-Lourt, Wales; its height was feet .5 inches; girth, 8 feet 1 mast length, frem the nose to the root of the tail, 6 feet 7 inches; and weighed. when alive, 50 score 17 pounds. The four quartets, with the head, weighed 4a score 17 pounds; and the rough fat 45 pounds. The meat was distributed amongst his Lordship's couagers • •••d lalveras. l Fr.fiN. (prom T. Madrid Gawetr.) " inning eonceen.4l the raja§ of * conquwing Stomas Ayres, Int An hit march, as if appears, tio.o Mont* ride., en the 25.1 with 1100 men : iced the 26th, pat,- eil, on rain, the risers of Cantelorre and St Joseph; oh, the 11th, •nsabed La ieuliinia del Sacramento, whose ha (mind Dun Gutierrez De La CLIICha, with a &arils, conaialloga sit sausonebt, armed with eighteen and chitty six pwroile.s, nue with thirty eix pound howitzers, six royal grin boats. Unity threw atoned latuicht., anti eight treisportr. 29tli, the donna +market* atNi beat off an Ength.h brief, Ow the Ist tai August" he wee joined by 100 eel miters., equipped at the ex pence of the inhobitants of La C4luina. Ito amilwikerl his troops on the 31, and am the following der etf "cool A landing at Les Conchae, wbtie ha e!rin disembarked the taib , . au.d ma titsss of the flotilla, amounting to 523. On the Pith, he enter. ad St Isidro, amidst the acclamations of the inhabitants. On the 6th, the otailier was extreinel, taziiwsttioes, and 1114 E.i r heh l o st *ix of their armed launches. thi the 10th, Li ner rate , e4 Mitaderos Jet Mizerere, and scot in a summons to General Reretfor.l to *eneeder the town. 4;etieral Ilene lord basing it:tweed an ahlWalf in the negative, Linter imme diately procerdrd to attack the post of Si Stairs. which was occupied by 20u English, whom lie ditims.ged, wiili the hiss of from 3) to 40 killed, and ten made prisoners, fire of them be. log wounded. At this instaat, the English C.userat can u?, with from 400 to 310 Melt ; but Linter having opened a hoe of grape shot on there,' thee dispersed; trays hr, lace a cloud, leasinz behind a number of slain.' Doi -Magnin Toledo, a Slidthipittan, was the ouly hixttiard who sof( •ied trom the fire o; toe Englis:l, a id he received wily a sitight woo-t 4 in sue held. . . •• On the 11th, Linier opera! a batrety on one of the Eng lish ships, whine rnir.en-too-umst was earned away, sod th-• Eugliali deg teli into the water--a happy prognostic Of the event which was to take place the day after in Vtienos Ayr's' " At twviv• o'clock on the 11th of August,* contiowt 1.1- num, " the Soan sh troops advance , ' in two columns by the strew of La Merced and that of the Cathedral. The marbly guasded the anproacies to the sauare with IN pieces of end lery. The r tr asps weirra'se posted in the balcuntie id the houses immedi..tely adtuiring the Sqttare, and the C i the,tral. For about two hoots the contest was mann...men on both aid v with equal firmett, val.nir , a,.tl obstinacy, when at length the amain, gave way at ant retreated from the s tame, which was mita:thy occupied by our troops; ail h.v -il4 betaken themselves he the fort, they hosted the white flag. kt-t from Vie enthusiastic ardent .f ...y s, it was ICOII. slderable length of tints Wore a +top c iult be pot to ecr Are. At length, seeing - Don Ilnarniii de la Qeintana enter the Cat with a AA; of trOCe, they priesied forward tow• d the gite and u o t th • euunterscarp; so that wir.eli mad nay officers w;re obliged to male us; of threatening tatting , to ream n their impetuosity. mid , o r.present to them, t... 1 toe fort had ti.:t yet aurimidee,d, t'lat he w. it hag might it- hiii.4.loll'y as a signal of toe susposotion of arm-, it.. In fact, had the Ea:hah Grifter.d been d.sposed to act with bad faith, he alight have untamed my Ail-de Caiiiii, and occasioned a hormile slaughtet am ng our troop', thouea, in no event, such m to prevent our final .uccess But, fa, 1. th taking se de.p. ram a revolution, he notate timely hoiriti the Sparlifin flag, without Ptah , ' of any other terms than C.o.'. anuoumed to him ty my Aid-de Camp, and coming up to me, 1 keictly infoinied him, that the • seem due to its biavery induced in , t s grant him the ht.nouis of war. Aceo.diogly, having, drawn niv troops n line, the English mall hid ,ut sit the f.'rt, to the i. ..hto rof 1440. and laid strWil arms at the li-ed nor troops. Their loss in killed and wounded was 411 t elates, and h officers; and the on oar side was ltial sank and hl with the AkAbhionan Don Jteef Miranda, wautieed in •iie hand ii4ll Fms.go Von Joan Bautista Fantiii, my Aidadra Camp, ard in the leg." .-- "'There were morntelin the fort thhtv-Ave pieces of can non and 4,tir moitara. T. mrrktu, which have bees deli tenet up to us t amount 10 . 1600. There was no troth in the repot that (I,- ATMS in the magazine of the lint bad been car tied of. We have further taicm hem the enemy tweitts-eia pieces of cannon and tour hoe iterrs, and the colours of the list regiment, which embalm een.ecreted to our Lady of Re saris.° Litter then poses some eulogies on the brevet, and perseverance of his troop., and the patriotic spirit of several .1 the iiihaniants of Buenos Acres, who had centritmt..d ea.:l soma of money for the rehvf of the wounded, and Use widows and chtitheu of Use abs.. On Saturday se'onight. an inquest was hell at Kiddet minder, by tone FIDIUN, Esq. Coroner, en the body of a new-bore infant. found in a small hag, in the waters of the Staffordshire and Worcesterliie canal. near that town. The body was in a putrid state. but exhibited many marks of violence, and the surgeon being of opinion that the child was horn alive. and that such violence occasioned its death, the Jury returned a verdi,l 0f..-Warder agaiase sone person sr "errata aninvers. A few nights agjs, .a room adjoining the stable of Mrs. Davies , of Bodlam, &met, was entered by some robbers, who stole therein all the coachman's wearing apparel, amounting in value to akinnt ten pounds ; after which they proceeded on ro the hes roost of Mrs. Davies, distant Pram the stable Abbot half a Mile, and stole therein thirty fowls. It is sup posed they entered the premises, by the help of ske leton keys, as the doors were all found earl-fully locked the next morning, without the smallest traces of violence. One day lan week, as tl'e daughter of a brick layer, at Robertsbrid t e, Sussex, a fine little gal, was eating her dinner, a portion of pie-crust Stuck in her throat, which all her exertions could rust dis place. A surgeon was sent ftsr. *lto, on his arrival, removed the obstruftion, but not in time to save the poor child's life, as she souls alter expired, under the most violent spasms. What rendies the circum stance more distressing to the (may Is, that the mother lies in the last stage of a decline. The following dreadful accident happened on fues. day se'nnight, at Sandhurst. in Kent :—Two boys, sons of a labouring man, named Servs, being left alone, in the absence of their mottle', amusA ttiena selves by throwing shaving. on the fire, which soon blazed, and communicated the name t , ) the clothes of the youngest, about four years old, which his brother, in attempting to blow out with the bellows, so lime-m.4ml. that the pour child was soon enve loped in the flames, and in that situation discovered by a miller, wito casually called at the house with his grist, and who lost no time in his endeavours to extinguish the fire, which, by the help of water from the kennel, he at length accomplished, hut not till the little sufferer was so miserably burnt. that he ex pired, in great agony, soon after. Bout ears wet e totally consumed, and, shocking to relate, the tire had penetrated to his heart. Last Tuesday se'nnight, a poor man, named JAgES RIPPI morns, was found drowned in a rivu let, near Ripe, Susses, with his legs sticking up above the water, into which he is supposed to have falbo, in a state of intoxication. The deceased was aged 61, and had been many years employed as a letter-carrier from the Post-office at Chiddingly, to Ripe. He had been drinking. not long before he was found, with some ringers, who were celebrating a wedding, in the belfry of Ripe chinch, and, after passing a few fields, on his way home to Chiddingly, met with the fatal accident. He was remarkable for the retention of his memory, and, though poor, much respcZte.' for his probity. Coroner's Vurdla— atecisterstal Deal. trAffrAL INtELLICk NCB. PORTSgOIVIH, If.S. 44. This morning, at ten o'clock. the tri*l of (*apt: fliorkins,late Commander of thel)knatrk, for cruelty and oppression to a seaman, who is ciarged with having died its consequence of it, commenced oil board the Gradiatur, in this harbour. Thr Mem bers cf the Court, and all the Captains of the ships in the port, were in full uniform. Tne Court cost firmed to examine the witnesses on the part of the prosecution till four o'clock, when they adj +tuned till to-morrow at nine o'clock. It is expeded to last ten.days. as there ire thirty-t•en witnesses on one side. The following are the Members of the Court rßrsmr.NT. RearAlninl Sir I..iac Ctiffiti, Bart. MENISERS. Ilteat-Pteltnital Sir Richart Star Bart. (apt. Lechfrece, Ca..t. St H. Scott, Caps, Mai. Capt. Boyle, Hon Capt. H Heasley, Capt. S r F I.afotet, Capt. Sir J. tort, ltai• , Capt. Asti*, Cap'. Sir T. Livia Mnact Gwatilam, Esq. Jodie Advocate of tha W-nt out of harbour, the Rewrite. of 71 gems. Sir R. Strachaa struck his flag this me-wrung, to go on leave, hut as it was Dot down before the Cr ert Martial sat, & l actic required that it should be h , istett ag tin, an,l Sir Richar4 went on b o a, L I the Warhatur, to .be one of the Members of tha Court. Sailed three transports. to take in troops at - C , :wes fur the Mediterranean.- Wind W.N W. PLYMOUTH. FEL 9. Came In the Thres Brother', Klock, from Barce lona ; and the Portuguese schooner Rio lbw., J. T. Doi !toles, from Amsterdam) for Oport9, ,put in here leaky. Sailed the Litli Warm and Ilartiresii armed ships on a cruise. TOZZAT, Tee 1:), The Bdirrophon again returned last evening, the wind proving so much against her that she could n•u reach Pipnnuth. Alsn arrived the Pa:las fri gate, the Lad:, 3",:rreft and Harlequin hired armed ships, and the S/eadr brig from a cruise. Sir JAME'S Saumaiez, with the ships under his command, still remain. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 0111 , 1.8WD, Fan. 110.Paeorel by the Chalet Cltter, Tomitkeur. try n V.ryinia ; sod the H.Ary, Her.nat. fmor Kal t,oure.—Sailed the Stranger, Hunter, foe Jantaie. •' Phil ii.o, for Greulda; Robert and Sarah, Toaarielei an d tiro Lord I:4,th, lace, for litbraltar. •RPlvtD. In the Dawns—The Laaan, M'Cn sell, forgo Hallett. Ar P:etk—Uroon, Sirn/der., fur,' Newrounkrir.d. At Liverpool—The Detronshir., Pitt, from strairrntindlarrd Me'ratot...--, and the Grand Sachem,—, born Ne‘Yock _ _ . . _ ." At L Argus, awl a r e Mermaid, uturr, fry, Acirtounitsl.l. At Cali&—Th • 046 et, (rem Poole; ant( the Fortu na, 13.td, ham At M. P Flora, Shan, here Lenden. At More Vadoo--Tee l,abdla, Greco, tram Loutitet. T) THE ADIFOR. Ste—My motive Will, 1 am permaded, render any apology unnecessary for this communication. About ten years ago, a pointer, belonging to el gentleman in the neighbourhood. west med. lie bit several cattle, who all died, or were killed, rav ine mad. fie came bete early in the morning, same day t al my dogs were in lonoel, except a terrier bitch, with hot puppies,• and another terrier dog, a great favourite. The mad dog tore the whole skin, trim the top of the head to the nose the bitch, and bit the dog severely in many planes. Tbey were both immediately dressed with giro:- lime, muscle shells, well burnt, and very finely pounded, mixed with strong vinegar ; and a own- . thy of the same composition was poured down their throats. T hey were chained, and confined in a sale place, and the same medickes applied and giv.n is ternally fur ten days: they recovered. and lived many years afterwards. 't hey were wormed, as all my dogs are, and every body's ought to be; as I acct pettedly satisfied, if that long worm-like gland. below and in the centre of the tongue, is oompleely cut out, their under jtw falls, if mad ; and th•iugh• their saliva most be evally inlet:bout, they cannot bite or mt. You are at lihetty to make this public, but with. out my alma; though I will cheerfully answer auy tolerances in pt ivate.--1 am, Sir, yours, kg. Brodie Moil , Ares, Narth Br;titie, .beb. 4, 1807. FROM TUisDAT O.4ZETTR. ►ARTNERSITIP, DISSOLVED John Neap and Jam., Sharrnek, b a th u( Ik4lteateen, she township of Over Dare n, in she mutt:, ol Lancaster, Janeary 12, 1847, Jt;hit Knott and Rotort Lee+, of Boston, in the parish of Ashfon-unde•-I.ine, In the county of mu.int-seanu. faCturers FeScums 5, 1807. _ • John Mamba!, of Sedate, in the crusty of York. mercer and draper. and Samuel Calvert, of the same piss, Sax. &ono, an iinen.manitfaaurew. January 44, Edward Watam and John P.l•ltae the yoongey, of the city of Coventry, saloon sod ribbon inanutaatarers. January It, tho 7. _ _ _ harliss Orcethiun end 140104 Green. of Liverpool, in the county of Lanc,ster. °ember I, J weph IlsrUer lief Malawi Thomas Bate, rrif In the viiinty of Warwick, sword cutlers February J, 184. Day.ct Price and John ltutlidge. of P.yrouuth Dwit, in the roua•y of Devon, men's-mrcetr. Dacerobn 25, 1406. Peter Die and William Miles, of Manchester, in the Issued), nt Lencestm, reed-makers. Deninhvr 31, 123 E. Moses 'reeler anJ Itichard Crump, late of Little Newport strew, St. Martin's-Lim, in the count! of Middlesex, and sine• of Crgemairst,rer, in Me rite .f London, sutlers and coach ironmongers September 29. 183 i. Prowel and :..44e, of hlo.nnetsth, wasstuonsers. Septem ber ♦, 1:106. Robert tleehy and John goner, of Na. 12. Jewry-street, Al4,:ste, Loudon, chee.emonrra January 16, 14; 1. Thomas l!atSeld and Junathanllathvid, corn and ad-dealers, at Mancheste►. bt the coanty of Lancaster. Seidernber 1), 1806. William Rmults, Thomas Dry, and Ansel Luckey, of Snt ford M Ilr, m We county of Ohted, UltAktiffl lad dealers. D,cennbar 31, 1501. 'Nauru Dry and Amyl I.nckev, of Sandford Milk, In the county of Oxford, mealmen and d-altna I.3lpiain 23, 12Uti. . Ilenry n'•arlinl, of Can • duet, and Jaws CalAed-n, • Martinlreourt, is Lae learit% of St. Martin's, Westminster' J.m..ary 31, IEO7. • Wdlitin Yiwt4, Same••l %V.v.!, ant Thgmas I.nck•r, • oartlsonwani-m “olfeliorers, of 11.ablern, ill the count/ of 9taffa•e. January 1,11106. DIVIDENDS. 16.2Pe1 10. Jelin inbaon, c.f Ain;;,th. i 1 thr cowitv n' h.fteasieerlarA, witet•dur, dealer 6.14 'airman, at seven, eat the t.lietptrecetcern, itt the' rows . lositewetit ersur•etit IMr., nr• t J. 11 . Irry Frdwr, 01 Crneei:havralt ilt,nt, vop The'eln Ld,, geoLer, neater and nt beet h• la Madill Atvr-ord ay -.rd of C. o, tneinwt.e if at, in • oeuritv s4er, haler and ehryinati, atria ltio,a lack finest IntOtl'Sali.tiory, in the .aideou•ity. , - 1 i 1 r.. Jolla aid, oh tug Old Jew r% .In the c tr, thin, inir,hintsanian, /..'.cried ehaiiman, at ten, at fawal. hall Mash S Japes Ontes of &inlay, tits the county ortadl4ra ,la.. ; ala,tepAt„ dealer Ltd idtaitatatt, at algae.), al ll* fro,* lon, to Swim, . Mlteh William 514,14106 of alre-Cmat-Ruildiata, u s * a pariih of Saint Ileatilph, Aid,taime„ iu of j, ;44 ,, , awn-tiara ' at twelve, at Guildhall Mauch S. John Gr , enwell, late of Ignuth-Sltieliii, county of Durham, tallow-chandkr, tbelct and d,aptnrn -t *haven, et the list told Faith's, at Cleypiels,tn the tgtort 'nudism. March 5. Wehatil tom*, of Oifo,d.atreet, at, the count , „ , . 1 . hdiddle•es, tailor, at one, at (;u :anal', London, March D. Ga•naltel Milner, of Thorliron, hi the toeuur ' Yu , lc. end ihthiel WhMtke-, unteh.t. heaterOn ahocover,, Lancaster. co•ton•manutadorem, &slate and chapter„' aleves., at the Iltri-lerwater Ate.s Inn, au talatactie.e., •kt ren .•.Yehn Wyntt, of Cheadle, m the • • tV^li. m Piddock of f.t:chfirli, In 'Jim :i!isSf..nl, sad James Cliarloirk. Stow. in We mi., . . . Staff , t,l, calico-winter*, dealer, and eltayomt, a r . at the Blidgerater Arms Inn, Matel.cmor. Nbreli 7. Thomas Sutton of hinannot,.., in the - , • Pe at.d.q, buiLl.•r, d:s•er and chapwatt, at - G oho bill. in }:art-1 Marsh 7 Wiliam Sn ors, of Birmingham, i the . Wmayek, gilt toptna:ter, dealer and thaontns, at c.v.-4, it the Shekreearefrieco, in 14-w str,et, in IMArett to. Al noneiar MLitt ~,,, it and hielwd ft ticker,. of Ipat-lane, in the city of Lo.idon, atiO o'S t0n.. t 14 41 ,, in tht count, n( Warwick, merchahts, dea:Ort and ,Iltasp i. .„ at one, at Guildhall, 1,0,.dm. Mate* 10. Alexander Arb..thnott, late of Ph , * the ett of London, mat of B.rminc'iarn, wth • c 0.., r Warta .ck, moreliant„deater and thaniumi, at oil:, at Gt.... hall, London. CERTIFICATFB—Nfa act, S. Clement Cleme.ita, of Dagenham, in the; cunt of potato' merchant, deafer end chadiman• Gaorge Ainsworth, of Warrington. 111 the county of Lank .':', wire.trawer. John Underhill, of Barbican, in the city of Landon, Strai, hat-ruanufactorer, dealer and cliapnian. CORN EXCHANGE. Ft& It. The contram w in ds Coastwise, prevent NA*? ArthePrsf Grain in general; and not much Wheat romairusig, the 4r..• made are owed? at Monday's ;Mem. Rye in very 'bon ply. Barley and Malt have fen berm. Peas and of e•h sorts vary but httle in price. Oats are in miii.c,A; supplies, and this trade is named rather dearer or the {re usn;Jes; the few of Potato, quality. fete , ' as utast, ast 'sauce on the g.mier.il currency of about la. per quintet, non as our la•t Pine American 441. to 48.. per insult COAL-MARKET, Fat. 1 i Ships at Market. wad Nee. 97 • .NewcaAl• 2s sl. 04. a 49s R 4 4 .. S und.-rla nd 1 Ins 94. • Os Oil 1 Sinne C.al 9 Os Ost. • Os 0 1 ..Cimicft, Y shedep.-Ate Watonsiemr.--Heliday at the fehlieolllr,- Mltill ST3CLS, Tse. f. Gnernment D 6 peer Cant. I 3II G...ennment Stack 31 per Cant.. Gaud Canal Lean 6 per Cwt. O9l Roan' Canal 1.4 , 311:6 per Ca* 1..93i 4XII.JUSE or E.XI Ales i6 7 2 C. this... sot 35 10 Bor c C.. 11 11 U . 34 2 21U. Alum Parts Dot.. V Us 4 .14 11...irdetrit C. d 391 strict. Ottv, kia.kd S9, e'rect : Dino &Moo 3,1 Leghorn 491 Naplps :CHANGE, V.a. to. (hates .. 43 Lic Vents. a. C.... b 2 Do. kat Gil Oporto 4.1 I Dabt.a Cola 141 e„.uow. I. P. d Porrit. alid in Coat and kia.. o r ow. , ea Nr• Dttub New Della~ Sive+ on Bars New Lou,: emelt Avg • ft thn Rank If Itsitaa4a 54 per Cent. 11:%1125. On the Satlt ult. at hit hods : taParli•ntost.staaat, nabas Lieutt.n•••t Colonel Satii,al, of a thive•tet. 41 • • Sunday, in Staattl-sgetata. the Lad/ * Homy Dal Eaq.••l• _ . At 1164 houae, in Ackelr.v.square. th► LAJ, of Th.onta (udder Lethbridge, Esq. M. P. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Tuesday, at Mate la-boame Chure , s by the Webei) etCfee. e.ster, ltd.en lees, only s..n of Sir Hugh 1.110 , t Halt. to Njos BISCOO, eldest claughtzr of J. S. Qio ue t Ei.. of l'endhsll. Surrey. DEATEIS. At Sallingoolin, county of K.4.ria, Chr.A. 14n, El. In 1101 , ,nistioy•square, Dublin, Mrs. Knux, relict of the lheli Wm. Knox, Esq. Lately, Lewis Hodpos, Esq of Valises I.tand, Satord.iy last, ■t Sury Si. Edmund's, in the 84. ti year of Wr age, Mrs. Leman, a maiden lady, long resid-mt in that toett the only &Water of It Leman, Esq. of Wickham Market, who tenth! the Oki of High Sheriff of Suffolk, I the year 1744. WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BIOME. Mora 4O 4sin.after 4 Ivan.... S 6 ma. after 4. SALES BY AUCTION. BOOKS. By Mears XING and LOCHEE, At their Great Knotu, 3s, King.s.reer.Co.ent gar Jen, THIS DAY", at Tv - Tely• &Cluck, A SMALL LIBRARY Of BOOKS; among then aro Curse's Winks 8 volt plates; Sit W. 30111'14 Works, 5 yob ; Lord Orford% Works, D vuls ; Addle Re strarelie., 7 yob ; NI burr Voyage ea Arabia, 4 tom, nee fie ; li , loboit's Winks. 1i vole.; Luropean adaptable, 32 ; Annual Register, 87 vols.; Manth'y Review ; M. Abe 1 , yaral searce Poetical Tniew ; including Grocoigne's Whetstones Rock of Regard, dm.; together with a sma ' mahogany Ilouk.awa„ eight maws:Any Chau% a capital bd.* Bair iota, Jae. May be viewed, and Catalogues had. PRINTS OR THE ITALIAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CAPIT.AL ROOKS OF PRINTS, Re. Ity Mr. RICH AR DSON, At his Howie, No. di. the Cornet of Vlillees.street, Strand, TO MORROW, and folloiviog Day, et Twelve .'Clock, A COLLECTION of PRINTS, comprising many of the rare Works of Marc Autordo; the Car ucci* ; Guido, drc. Se.; Raphat . l . l Carton•is, by Dorigny and Grosetiii. Ili the English School are many after Sir Icelma Itrq wilds, and oilier eminent• Masters; including man, Proofs and private Plato.: among the 110010 are Hodge's Views in India; Hamilton's Soho • KAM Italia; Piranesi's Worki; Crosit Collection, Q Vols.; Dottoies Voyage to Egypt, ; and insoy others equally valuable. To be viewed ; and Cesslisgues to be bad I Hr. Richards son, No. 31, Strand. LONLONI :—Printed by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Duke'l Coon, Now.strixt. Covens , Garden. and poStrthed at the Other., No IS. }Sack of St. Clc.n.nt's Church, Strand, by W. STUCK, of No. 7, Sew Bettonottreet Lnott Acre. Re. for th is raw. writ to the Gift;a (put pad , wig Whir alMinied on. 0 16.1 N . , .~_ as flee, C. IC coed $4,. I Clow Snl At I -.oj Ogg ..~