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~ ~ 14 PAL INTELLIGUIRCE. POMMOrago OCT. O . Arrived the Ndirtistouberhohd, et 7 pas, tram the Wed India statloo,l tit from the alveoli; Mum, of 24 guns. Capt. Duff ; Sophia, Sorif*tle. and Sap 'Lire, from a cruise; and t..e ram! Ant. Ill' . Captain Goodall. from St. Dimnigo, in 27 d..)s The Augusta, —, from S.. Helena, laden with wool, has been detained by a privateer ; re taken by the people on board. and again taken by the roung Rosrimq. and sent for Plymouth. Sailed His Majesty's ship ,F1,e1J,..14*, with a con voy for Guernsey; and the Strenti.mi, on a crui.e. Several transports are ordered from hence for the Downs.—Wind S.W. PLY' mount, OCT. 1. Came in His Majesty's ship Med:star. form Ja nsaiea ; Sir 704 n Jaris, train Messina the Ann. Bradford ; and the Ifre Is4aheit. David son, from Leghorn, both detained by HiS Ma jesty's ship Champisx. Sailed His Majesty's ship Arreth: / tt, on a cruise.— Wind S.W. TALIdotITH. SEPT. SO. Sailed the T•worsXend packet, Capt. Dodd, with Snails. for Lisbon; and the Prirweti Mary Captain Pocock. with mails for the Leeward Islands.— Wind S.W. DEAL. OCT. 2. Sailed His Majesty's ships Firjard, and the Sir Eduard Hughes, for Sheerness. His Majesty's ship Challenger has . detained and cert Into the Dawns, the American ship Iwo lire :bers, Capt. Gardner, from New York, laden with +cotton, oil, &c. bound to Antwerp.—Wind S.W. Dr:AL OCT. S. Arrived the Flops, from New• York, detained ; also His Majesty's ship Romird. 'vim Honduras. hawing 'under convoy the Indy .lalianer, re.srson ; lignaphries, Young ; and the Adaniurt, Matl.cr ; whi..h are sailed for the River. CORE, SEPT. 2G. Tills morning the Mayor received A letter of the fulLming tenor from the Admiralty : 4.lorairalty-Pfee. Sept. 19. • SIR addition to the convoy appointed to sail from Cask Ma West Woes, on the Odober, of which you +ere tutor/mod by my Mimi of the lath instant ; I am soinnsandol by my Lords Commissioners of the Ad.r.trehy to acquaint /on, that a convoy will be appointee, to sail from Cork to the West bathes on the lOiti of November. I am, Sir, &e. &e. To the Oise. k. JOHN BARROW. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. In the River—the Anieu. , and tl.• Ceres, Reedy, frusta the Baltic; a,t‘l thaw La.L3ht, f:Qin De• _ _ ~ frorss titulf,,ucul- At Sribtul.—the Apple Tree, Mori _ At twerpool—athe Mentor, Waterman, from Virginia. In the Llyde—athe Marian , M'Ewing ; and the Diana, Wylie, from Jamaica; Ruth, Warden; and the Lucretia, M'Cregor, front Demerara ; Jean and Am,, limmoor and the &unroll. Parity, ',in Quebec. At Watertn aiity, hfoody, tom P.Arrsburg. At Guerneey—rthe Nelani, from lit onto Video. At lit Demingorthe Lady Warren, ; and the Ann. from London. At lialtianorr.—the Itstsem, Brier°. from London. At New Yotkr•—thei Susan and from ; Romulas. Level, from Liverpool ; Ilairtware. Law, from Ha. ; Mar), Wabbet i and the Aingail, Rani, from Luuloar dairy... . _ _ - - At donor--the Lydia, from Lendoodery ; and the F,rnie, Tolman, irom Liverpool. At Gibtairei—the Spu , ternan, Siaitnn. from London. At Virgini...--the Highland Niaiy, (rem ditto. At Wallaingtosittie Persever.nice, Swain, from onto and the Americ..o I rwn Liverpool. At P4iladelphre--the Governor Strong, from ditto. At Dully— he Oar, from New York ; ...e., frees St lib A ; Swift. Dweritt, Irma 1,44 , to ; Daphne, Vatertlesarght Industry. Cunningham, free St. Vi .tent's; Eu tryout. Uonsid.at and the Elia:beth, coo, how Aatigua. A Gentleman in Bath has received a letter from his son, an Officer in Admiral Stirling's squadron. from which the folldwing is an extra& ; it is dated O. Buenos Ayres, July 10, 1807: " I scarcely know in what manner to relate our sad eataurnphe. Our repulse at Buenos Ayres was entirely owing tq p bad management. I was on shore, and neves beheld so dread'ul a carnage. The Ge neral had given orders to attack the town in several places at the same time, and that every thing was to be carried by lite bayonet; for which purpose the fliots were take t from the soldiers, and they were not supported by the artillery. the houses have all flat roots, with parapet walls, and at the top of every street girt: were loaded with grape and cannister shot. Ibe main body of the army was to advance after the different detachments had carried and taken possession of the pnsu allotted them. Thu detach ments advanced with charged bayonets; the enemy retreated, and barricadoed themselves up in the bungee. whence they poured a tremendous discharge of masquetry, and the guilt in the different streets swept down whole se:hons at a time, without our people having the power to return a shot; and the bayonets trrre found ality.t useless. Notwith standing which, they gained their post, but last so many men, that they were obliged to surrender be fore the main body of the army could get to their relief. "After ti;s lo , s, the Central though: of born. barding the town, which should have been done at first ; and when the gun-boats began to fire, the enemy sent out al fig of truce, to say, that it we bombarded the tows they would pot 3O'O pre. atoms to instant death. among them G:neral Crau fend, and several officers of distinaion. To save our to dye countrymen, we were obliged to desist. although we bad a post that commanded the whole city, which could. rave been totally destroyed ir a day or two. Y ou have heard the diegracefill re sult. The Spaniards were thunderstruck to see with what undaunted bravery our troops marched up to the muzzles of the guns, and carried them by the bayonet. although whole companies were m !wed down at at a time. All the officers of the glnrseus 87th are killed or wou:oled excepting two. £very class of people err- ezasperated against —. Instead of making our fortunes, the btitisa arms have been disgrAerel, and a great number of brave men sacrific.c.f, owing to inconsiderate rashness, bad management, and being too confieunt of soc cess.—Those that remain with us ate the finest troops 1 ever beheld— they are the very flower of toe British army ; and. with good management. would have drives three times the number of Spa. biazds across the Continent of 4outh America." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. .......01.-..-.0 NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, MOT. IrCIDAY, OCT. 2. IAI Groaveser's Pearl, Sit 410. ag•t Mr. rantittart'a Mn mantilla, Se. Ilb. D. M. 100 gs. h. ft ....Won by Moment Ha S to ton Pearl. TA G. H. Cavondish's Pagoda, Itst rece.rerl from Geo. Grosysnor's Briseis, 7st 121 b . D M. 200 gs h. ft Grosveour's Violante, Sst. SM. opt Mr. 't'ancittart's Currycomb, 84. 211). Ab.M.2uOgs h. fr.--Wurt by Vuolaste. 7 to • es Currycomb. BRITISH eßmr IN SICILY. The fnikwing is a Copy of the General Orders issued to the British troops in :iieily, by Gen For, on his resigning the command of the pliant army to Sir John Moore : Head-Quarter:, Ni , , , sina, Aug nENFRAL ORDT.iIS-I;%ItOLCLIZSOk. His Majesty having been pleased so direr!! that Me forces serving in the Mediterranean should be placed in the hands of Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore, the latter will assume the command of the army tionorrow. G.•nerai Fox cannot quit the charge of such an army with ma the deepest regret, nor without testily MK the litiefaeliort lie hu reit from the goad condeEt and gni sheoir in every rank of it, both officers and men ; and he is mast certain, that whenever they may be called upon, they will chew the.netives fully equal to tbei• former exertions at Mardi, and to the known bravery and discipline of British soldiers. . . lie begs particularly to return his most grateful thanks and acknowledinit•nt. to the General Officers and Heads or De pennants, fey the assistance he has at all times rec , ived farm them ' and for the alacrity with which every past of the session has been earned on. The General feels perfettly happy in kaeing the command of the army in the hands of such a successor, a!‘os kucwn - merits and abilities it world be needless fur hi., To enumerate. (Stetted) J CA A. G. Robt. Was. Gardiner, Aid-de-Ca r fb. POLICE. GUILDHALL. IMPROPFR CONDUCT OF A CONSTABLE. The following case came before Mr. Alderman Bracts, at Guildhall, on Saturday :—A gentleman and a woman of the town, wbo had been detained is the watch-house of St Dunstan's all night, were brought up. The gentleman said, on the night be fore, between eleven and twelve, he had been at tacked and robbed in Fleet street, by seer rat disor derly women and a man. They all p tit tiff but the woman then present, whom he seized and delivered into the custody of the watchman. When he gave charge at the watch-house, the constable detained him as well as the woman; although he stated that he was a housekeeper, and desired the constable to send to his house in Norfolk street, to inform bis fa mily of his situation. This was refused, and he was kept in the watch-house all night. He now complained of the condo& of the constable, as no charge had been given against him by the woman. The worthy Alderman severely reprimanded the constable tot this conduit, for which the gentle man might prosecute him ; and it the constable did not now make an apology, be should be cornmittd This was immediately and submissively acceded to. E:oraet of a Letter from a Lieutenant of Om Rifle Chtdl. (the 96th revanche) to his Brother hi Logland, fated Monte V14C,1, the 16th July, 1607 •s Since I last wrote you from St. Hellos, I have experienced sufficient to rill up a Journal of a large sue. On the 4th, the Grand Army came up, and on the .'yth the meditated attack took place, the ruccess of which, ere the arrival of this, you will have learnt. Disastrous as was the issue of the business, we (the rifle corps) feel proudly conscious that we can lay claim to the applause of our country for having done our dtlty. Some part of this corps was hotly engaged every day hom the 3d, and whatever could be achieved by human valour and exertion, was et feded by us. On the 4th, two companies. Major larcott's and Capt. O'Hare's, sustained their post the whole day, against the ferocious attack of 2000 of the picked troops of the enemy. and forced them to retire to their entrenchn.esits ; I had the honour of being a volunteer with the former company. The destrudion on the Sth, as you will see by the re turns, was dreadful on our part. and, for the time. hotter work was never done." The by,,,,, y . from Newfoundland, for Barbadoes ; and the Jose, for Jamaica are captured and eatried into Cuadaloupe. On 'lhursday last, came on before the Circuit' Court. Aberdeen, the vial of Levis Smith, paper manufafturer. at the paper-mill of Cutter, and dlczaadrr Walker, his foreman, accused of forging or counterfeiting the stamp or seal on the menu• fa:lured paper. and also of forging the Excise OIL cer's name who attended the work. Alexander Walker having failed to appear, sentence of fugita lion was pronounced against him. Mr. Smith pleaded not guilty to the indiet:mmt, and the AD VOCATE If:Fort, after examination of the prin cipal witnesses, finding no instance whatever tend ing to conviltion, did no: cmsider it necessary to proceed to a fa, flier inve.tigavon ; and the Jury being in:losed, immediately returned an unanimous vet dill of enye,::a. Mr. Smith was dismissed simpli eller from the bar. after a very appropriate address from the J imam, on this his honourable restoration to society. There was no other bu►iness before the Court, which proceeded to Inverness. A servant girl. who lived with an elderly !ady, in the vicinity of Hendon, en IVednesday threw /mull into a pond, on her mistress's preretses ; and before assistance could be procured, she was o ed. Every means were employed to restore her to life, without elle& What renders this circum. stance the more singular is, that four maid se'. vanes, living wit► the same lady, have drowned them: elves in the same pond. within the last seven year.. The estraordinaty high tide of Wednesday even. ing, which has done such serious damage a:1 the way down the Thames, from London-bridge to the Note, is attributed to the pressure of the waters of the North Sea towards the Straits of Dover, con sequence of the late ♦iolent winds from the No:th and North East, which have prevented the ellus of the Thames. The great elevation of the tide has beak general all alorg the coast, particularly at Do. ver, Uval, Margate, Yartaostis, and the Uncoils. shire coast. In the neighbourhood of London. cel la. were overflowed that were never injured by any former rising of the tide. The bathing machines at most of the watering places. have either been washed away, or so mach damaged n in be ow less. • FROM Sirtipir 7 1 16Nri 04ZEMI. PARTNERSHIPS DISS66VED. Benjamin Hopkinson, of Holborn, coach Maker •' Joseph Win, or North-place, Graf. .insi-lane, survey or ; Sam uel Page, of king's-mad, surveyor; James Mansaeld, of Jolin-vt.eet, ; and James Stroud, of 11 ighburry, as brickm:k,rs, at lipihburv. Winton, in the county of Mutele.ex. Septem ber 80, 1807. Robert Dunlop arid Thomas Anderson, both of Hu.tders field, in the county of York, woolstaplers. September 1, 1807. Thema s Yates, William Stretton, George Nelson, and John Ashore'', all now or late of the town and county of the town ni Nottingham. Sept 11, 1807. B en j amin ktla , res'ey an 1 Jolla Hell, of Friday-street, in the cay of Ln idon, box-mskers. Sept. 21, 1807. John Her•.ry Schn , l ler, John Wigley, and Rednlpli Esch mann, of Ibrw•lane, Cheapride, in tae city of Loud , met - chantt. Sept. 31, 18 , 07. William M'Adam and William Hendrie, oil and colourmen and !ne,chaiits, at the Mue, Southwsrk. Sept. =9, 181)7. M.Atnew Watson and Christopher Elwin, of Clienclua street, men's mercers. Sept. 30, 1107. Nle..e6 Thomas Fiiher and Samuel Pickering Reales, of the t”wii of Cambridge, in the county of C.oribridg.., in the brith- K.hi, atChestiatou awl Barnwell, in the said county. July 9, 1897 &instant B rd and Gantge Buchanan, roarcltanu and agents, at L. rrrpool. Augast 31, 1607. - . George Bolton. John elaytnn, George Clayton, William Clayton, andTlsoinas Wilson, bankers. of Forgoes, Lancaanire. WI. I, 18.17. Peter Symons and Son, merchants and ,hip agents, Lai Ply. mouth. Oct. I, 1807. l'hum.is Cromwell, deceigetl, James R 101111406. end Gen. Cronieted, fringe.reanufactureb, at No. 84, Nertgate..atieet. 1807. Robert Town and William Rutland, at Liwerpoul, in the county of Lam:darter, painters and BJWm. Sept. 1, 1807. dolin !lowering and William Struther, of Wool imam and Silver street, London, wine and spirit inerclia.it.., &c. Oct. 1, 1807. William BASIS, Richard Striper, aad Charles 13 osix, vinegar. makers. Sept. an, ISO/. Joseph Moulton arid James Meech, linen and woollen-dm per., haberdashers, hatters, and hosiers, at Stunt, in the comity 0, Stafford. Sept 4, 1107. Thomas Mowbray Stafford Jones and Thomas Milne, soli citors, attorneys, and conecyancers, at Manchester, in the county of Loor...ster. Oct I, Mi. Richard Hartley and lirehard Ingham, both of Stanbniy, in the pari.h of Bradtord, in the county of Yore, reed-makers. May 20, 1807. Jahn Cooley and Thomas Charles Cawley, of Axmin,ter, in the county of Devon, onopkeepel,, dealers and chairmen. Sept. b, 1807. George Barges and George Harding, cotton-manufacturers, at Glossop, to the county ut Derby. Sept. 16, 1807. Jams. Smith and Jeremiah Smith, manufacturers of earth enware. Humber.ll ink, Kingston.upon-Hull. May 1, 1807. Joel Marstrali and Themes Manilla'', both of Loughborough, in the County or Lercaster, drapers, trading ender tm: lam of J. Marshall and Sen. September 10, 181)7. George Balinforth, Benjamin Rushouth, and William Rush forth, in the boon.' of carding and scribbling soul, at Lee. Bank-Mill, iu Orenden,M the Parish of Halifax, HI the Coun ty of York. May 30, 1805. Mews William. John and James Melee% Richardson, of Cornirill, London, booksellers. Septemaer, 88, 1807. Cramer and Key. el musical instrument makers. September 88, 1807. John Amerman, rhilip Jones. Richard Vaughan, and Tho mas Coulson, in the business of timber-mercloinui, carried 014 in the City et Bristol, under the Firm of Acra.c.an, Vaughan, and Coulson. May 1, 1807. JosepliJoites aid Curl/toas/ Swale, dyers, at Lairousltrune. Match 17, 1804. tNICRUPTS. Willrere Higginbottoin, of Tottenhatn-coutt-roid, in the county of Middlesex, cock.fosiodcr and ironmonger, dealer a..d enapinan, is surrender October INI, 217. at tee, slid Nov. 14, at one, at Guildhall, Londue. Attorneys. MI. • Vine-street, Piceddirly and Mr. Mont, Surrey attest, Strand. ildrijamin Blorstelieldt, aif Upper Norton street, Entre!. Square, In the county of Maddleota, Irma merchant, dealer 410 thtpusau. 4 SUffellglet oill./licr 10, :0, At tin. and Nov. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Willett, Annesley, and Co. Finsbury-square, London. DIVIDENDS. Wisher 16. William Thompson, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, grocer, dealer and chapmao, at two, at the Dog Tavern, in Dean.gate, su Manchester. October 26. William Joy nson and Richard Lewis, of Man chester, in the county ut Lancaster, corn and flour-dealers, copartne:a acid ciapmen, at eleven, at the Geotge Inn, so Dale-street, Liverp..ul. October 28. Thomas bray dial", of the city of York, grocer, tallow-ehandler, dealer and Lliapinau, at eleven, at toe York l avern, 111 the aty of York. November 17. Thomas 1...1.ner, of Goodge-street, in the parish of St Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, tailor, haberdasher, Melee and chapman, at one, at ("oddball, London. November 10. James Sebastian Wdlimott, of Stamford, in tbe county of L ucdu, ham-diaper, dealer and chairman, at one at liutldhall London. Nueeruber Id. Wdlusb Stoke., tate of OW Broad-street, in the city of atembeut, at oue, tiuddnah, Lou don. November 10. Andrew Riddal sad Robert Riddell, of High stfellt, Borough, in the county of Surrey, copartners, grocers, .urd tea-rleiCers, at rine, at Guildhall, London. Naveinser 7. Isaac Rowe, of Mileendirwers„ In the county of Middlesex, manner, Jtaler ant cbafrousan, at teu, at GuitdhaU, Loudest. October 24. William Orbell, late of Felsham, in the county of Suffolk, saupkeeper, dealer and chaplain, at twelve, at the houte of George Archer, called the Swan Intl, in Suit _ October 14. James Hyde and John Chadwick, both of Man en eeeee , 111 the county of Lancaster dyers, dealers, chap mess, and copartners, st two, at the hrulgewater , Anus lan, in Manchester. October 40. Samuel Lythgoe, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaste., timber-merchant, dealer and cirapman, at twelve, at the York Hotel, 11l Liveria.m. October 26. Charles kiroinheid, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, porter !mower, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at the George Inn, in Wigrareet, in Liver pool. November 7. Dirk Jean Vander Ileieven, of Bury-court, St. Mary Ake. Loudon, merchant, dealer and chairman, at ten, at liut,dhall. November 17. Benjamin Deacon, of Orange street, near Illoo.tivaury v love, an the county ut 114,diesea, pastry cook, cootec: , mier, dealer and chairman, at one, at timid .. hall, Lundots. Noveniuzr 17. William Barrett, of Bruadstreer, in the city of Lo..doe, merchant, at on., at Gunditall, London. November W. Will an' Yur.ty, of MA,k-laiie, Lynda', bon, at oue, bt November V 4 John 4/I in th.: county of Essen, shopkeeper, d...ler 111114.11Ap1.11.1, at are, at (Aunt. LkAlden. Nwretneet VI. Thoma. the elder, of II •41t stre, t, Lam beth, in the om ' uoy ..1 rey, deamr sod cluipma,t, at ten, at Gutl.lha 1, Loma.m. November 24 James Caw, Mapisaa, of Savage-Garden., corodactw, deatet and caakimatt, at else, at 1.a1a1• 1119, Lo.adutt NuveiLaer 24 The not White, of the Woough of South week, in the County of Surrey, hatteld "tits, dealer and ehaionoo, at one, at Lead .o N..eetblieg Waistless 'eyes • • cid Nrol;aut ft.', he lug. bet '•.l the City of lighted, silvegeasst4. and I.art..va, as is,o, at Gut4dh+ll, London. D•seanber Jams Willis, el Puti.kne lane, in the city • Len , lea Imagism?, deals and 0.141i...ta11, at elavrts, L.nd.,n. October 40. Jaaerqe, N manum....,k,t, in the v.unt. ihal k, 4tgactr, &Ara, dams. amt maim. n, at tint boulder J.tial ►uyLy the ws.• be Needltaitematket. Ottuber t 9, Jvha lisidep, at say sand II • lIM ..... ~' - ---~..r. !WITH. At Hotta.[street-Park, neat Bath, the Lady of ham, of a *au and heir. MARRIAGE. On Thursday, at Cu.:lame, near Deneattrr, by the Rev. Henry Watkins, jun. I Vary Campion, F.y. t Lewet, kuss.m, to Mass Frances Watkins, daughter of the Kee. lirmy Wat kins, Probes/Ivy of York. DEATHS. On Tuesday last, at his house. in Margate, in the 714 year of his age. Lewis Arians. Esq. formerly an chant in I..“nduii. mach reg r e tt e d by all rho knew h.ia. . . On Thursday Let, Jettl; Smita , E.q. Litt of liu.,tiy,low,), and a Captain in the RI, •t• FeliCiJit S. On Monday weaning, at Doneaataa, aged 31, the Reverend W. Moore v i car of Collingham, nea t We t h et by, iu York :mac *on Or the late flee. S. Moses, vii of Doti tinter. WAThK, TRW DAY, AT LUNDUN-billtAiN Morn U....min. eA55....4 st 5itar.......4. SALES BY AUCTION. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Ivy Messrs KING and LOCIIEE, At their Great-room, King-sweet, Covent gardeo, TO. MORROW, at IS, AMISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION of ARTICLES; cernprts.itit II•oks, Prints, praying+, r.ctorm, China Jan, Guns, totois, two Bonze, a id•pc Laotbero, Telescope, Ac. May be viewed, !ad Galore% has. PIC !VIM.% LOOKING-GLASSES, kc. By Alcove. KING and LOCHEE, At their Gloat Room, 35, Znigistrewt, Covent-garden. ea TIIUKSDAY NEXT, at Twelve, A PLRASI NG Assemblage of PICTURES. ...' a. by some o; tae mom esteemed Masters, the "peaty of a Gentleman, leaving Loudon; sneaker witb two Imodsisnie Chimney Glasses, a Pier ditto, a set rid Mehogany Chairs, • Carpet, via. May be flawed en Wednesday, and Catalogues had. 1111LOSOPIIICAL INS raum EN I s • ity Maws. YIN; and LOCHEE, At their Great Soon, 3s, Kmg•straft, COVeUtlifitin t 0 . 4 TUESDAY, October IN at , Ply_ '(SHE Collet:Lon of PHILOSPHICAL and ii MATH thl ATICAL LISTED MEN ni, tn. t wo,,ert ! , of the ht. THOMAS HAWYS, ut Cb:rta-lieu' square, deceased. May as viewed on Monday, October 11, and Catalogue , ' had. MALOIALsA.• By M.-.us. LINO and LteCtlklit. At their Great Kowa, SI, lCumg,dreet, Cirsent-Gardl.n, on MONDAY, NuirCia.bal S, 1807, dad thirty-right g (Ism (SuirJay. excepted) at 12 ee...ek, • Ileit Cu.lu , ls a n d Extensive LIBRARY of the A late I,aai: !teed, Log. of Staide.litn, Ede 'or tint last edition of Snaltspeare ; ceraprehnistiug a toast exp..- °Wintry Collection of Wicks in Lii,‘ IA Lae atxn, pe tecie. Orly relating to the Drees and Yip try, many ot ths.n meanly sc.irce, and 'oriel ed by bit Nth. and ands, 144.1.11., with hrs MAnusertid., Phnt., It.,ks J 1 Ynnts„ Cut., ifte May be viewed on hin .day, October so, and till tint has of Sale, ~d Guanines new m‘d et tine Raton, diestraterl pall a Pnrtialt of Mr. Reed Prior ).. 11.0Ults. By Main. KM; and LOCHEK. At their Great Kew., K.iryg-crua Covant-ga.den. the and et MF.xr V. ISE , - 11HK LIBKAKY ui the lite THOMA 1 II AW TS. CA at Cowie...Wm et-squaw, t h•ceine.; , Float Colloctool of lb boot A...nosq .si4 general, 1.. good on. Wines. It. 41. OAVIIMUDIritto. Ir. cora, S a-atm t, Covsersaid.u. aka p.strlituatl at cm 04m. tv. le. 17. cit of St 4.37 emit% 1 . 118 . 141 * W el Ho. 7. NU. Illaitoui-.t,et, Lobs -Ave... d-t., Se rot Um Paette, feet p the UtSac, (post OA) "D 0 b. duly minded to. Poe do fu. county of Sitiallik. , draper, dealer and :.luipMen, m t , at the Missiles. le Rory St. Editio,olhi. Octebrr SR. (tear Stone and rarson Co.umee. of GW, mouth, in the county of Norfolk. shipwright. sod c tiers, at three, at the boo •c of George Wichi.Ute r, Lion, in Great Yarn Isiah. October 27. G. tete Bush, of the city or Bristol. eh . dealer and chapmdu, at eieveu, at the 24' Lite L. on Bristol. sevemher 14. John Manners, late of Pultantemst lamest-n ' _. .... .i. 2 " the county of Middlesex, corpora, apothecary, 4.,.. 1 „ chapmArs, at one, at G ui ldh a l l, L ondon. _.--- November 4 Jobe Wakefield, of Sour--rye street. Lie.l goT o p AcE Ci wore-merchant, doirer ant chape au , at eleven, at tr., T il ' R '' h.II, Lo, d u n. Noeembet 17. Thomas Dixon, of Gedslining, in thee,. , 5 , 10 . : 4 of Surrey, timber merchant, at one, at G•ilat.a.:l, 1,, ', ' Jon. It .4,, E November :4. William Simon Bethnal, 4E447, Fo r ". .; 1 , , p d ci e t a u ie rt r , aHidochholtiv.ini.ini. attlie.nec.,war!orGy...og,,,ihMaint..Lieesews,%,.!,; i : 1. 1 ,5ai . ,, , ,. ., 1 (Aim Fte ATvs-4.1. r. 24. Alasses Agar, late in Austin-1. ea t s, h ut now of City c . ,, , e . , er 1 oh the City of Lorittan, ship...see', 'machine eel L . % writer. ~,,c g , hy a Samuel PllrlP , late of Drur)-tane, li the pa id le r S t. i; - : Fns.lv in the lii-Ide, sit the county UI Mirlitlesea, so: a.ltrae. ~‘,. M I' e• '' p and chaeau. o .,i,ni INSOLVENT. ' .r orT i,, sl :: itt. a pi : PRISONER in Hs.: Mayesty`s Prison of dm ruz r. /Ill? 11110TICZ. Robert Balmweil, foimerly of Itelvidere•plme. 111 the pant of Sault Geory,e, in the Botouylt of Susthwarh, ia ;, county of Surrey, and late of Derimark.court, in the . o el lw rash of Saint Paul, Covent-Gerdes, in Use meaty of 514 CV h i diem*, newsman. _ . ...."..!•••••••s. _ __Ns, mot . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL. ; LAas' , To woe new. F a ,* i 1 N. . Thomas Ballard, late ef Sheerness lent, slop seller . y , aer ti William Matheson, Shad-Than t es. Deck•ilead, Sarre!, aih coal merchant I Ye Ir DIVIDENDS. Richard Zauch Trouglitori aad John Andrews,C ooprah . Tompiet row, Grutelited-Friars, L 0144011, Wind - iel/Kaalll, . I Wu"' CEK FIFICA IES. ~ William Crisp, of Cootspur.atrem. near Cli.ring-Crnst, in th e 01 " u city and liberty of WINIIIIIIIINer, perfouier and pix.xet.eitac. tli.) dealer. ,Iyeas Archibald blacke.in, latest Winchedeestreet, in the city of lit. R. Louden, merchant, dealer and chapoisn. 4,4 at Richard Westwood, of the city of Ilkastel, maiteter, dealer es -." ne* chapeau. M. Jr. 'el, Of PRICE OF stoats, SATURDAY. . LICE S per Cent. Console Mit op I S per Cent. Navy Imperial Annuities 71 1.1-161 ALL India Ronde Is. 2s. dia. roll Exchequer Bills par. 2s.rtis. Engluti Lottery Tickets . Consult fur . 64 OS T. SISH. Steckbreker, • No. 4, Ceirebdl, arid 9, ChatiNtrass. SA CUHESE UV EXCHANGE, UCT S. abelli , Amsterdam ....3b 5 2 U. Venice MI new C. No` Ditto at Sight.. 34 9 blaple. eras Rotterdam .... 11 1 2 If. Lehon .634 Hamburg!' .... 34 4 21U. Oporto rli Algona 34 3 nu. Dabber 104 CLAN Paris I day' s date 24 6 Cork fit Ditto 24 10 3 U. section. OD ' Boatmen .• 44 10 Portugal Gold in Cola Lc --•—• Madrid. — in paper. and Bars per on. .. Ditto 4O effect. New Doubloons.. Palerrea -- in paper. New Dollars — 5 5 Ditto 384 effect. Silver in Bars .... . Nib , * 981 New Louis each .. 1 Legh we 51 Agio dile. Bank ma Mohair!, I Gleam .454 51 per Cent. 5 Dublin on London, Sept. 23. 94 a I. SO BIRTH. P itP C4 ha kW t. of a so u tHoundstree and t heir. MARRIAGE. tw A ar ßß ßat iA h G , E. the Lady of Gemmel Puy On Thursday, at Cii,nabro`, near Doncaster, by the Rev. ..... Henry Watkins, jun. 11..0ry Campion, Fog. el Lewes, Sown, to M. Frances Watkins, daughter ot the Rev. licmy Wat- WO ... kiss, Prebendary of York. DEATHS. la On Tuesday last, at his house, in Margate, in the 714 year WA pr et. Res Acv chantofOn I n ' T il a l i g . L u e c .i !Tl L Cl: e :ll 4 , l4 Di st Aga :liC j il et f: 4 :g u rCi? . : o l.l , l ;: r E a ll' il:av i l h Y . O w a k n ae of e W: o h i . l l:l:o n i . t y,k. l4 :: and a Captain in the Rig -r FellCijits. !up Monday evening, at Doncaster, aged 31, the Reverend ~ ,.ftt • I