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LIV netisr,zretirt. E I I TRIZE.CUURT OF ADMIRALTY, AL oast la. NRUTRAt. MITTS. • THE BRIG FRIENDSHIP. This was the caw of toe American shin carrying number of French sail Gil and marine rfEcers and men fsgm Saltinsorre in liordeaux, reported in star Piper of yesterday. ;tad which stood t.ver for iintranent this day. the Learned hap s Sir W. a. Scot?, in giving lie judgment this day. observed, that thus was the ease of a neutral ship cairtured on suspicion of being hired as an enemy's trairspnri ; and the gu-stinn was. whet er, at the time, she %ea, • ising •h.• taw and legit rights of a neutral snip. or v olating Ova. rights, by lending herself to die service ni an etremv, foe the purpose of transgr•rtiog persons of mbrary eharaCle.r. and in the servile- nt that enemy t l'he owner of this ship was a sulsjed of the United SUM of Arnitrie4, And Ow Maw-, and Catinmaneer a FlIr!( Nolan by ; bat sines: a natural:a d American. rhe latter was tostrueted by the former t orideead with the e..itit of staves, ike. then on I. to these to Lke sat as many p.• N ei as f.e r.. d r• r 8 .tkle.tut ; and from this It W. 55 11. , !•11/..i, by the Learned Girntienten fir the es,nsant,, tlat thus w •s a mere maredoine trams ti3irra. el. the ;;hurt was bound to go farther. and a e the tin! ..a.d ainOUllt of this swan s mkt of wh.it an 15a1.% MOW passengers were; acid trsey wet* fi.uno rope stic.s of a Military and c., .1 aeirt nun/ f 1101 A of them from St. i„) is.isi s s") ci,u. Is I v. and in the service or trance. atta ii.vastra with that cbsr,Ber the whole of the time. l'hey were ;nit oa board by a sardot arEhniured ny the Goctemfacnt of France; wad a p ron on board invested with a comtn.tin: user the sea ; all of whom. on their As rival at .1.04511. were to present themselves before the I‘l4l-1!IS t)fficer of :hat place, and wait his orders. It rotas uttering to the purpose that these persnns • oL in the act of proceeding upon any parti tulu expedition, or Immediately employed against this country ; they were not once &vested of their military charaCler ; and if it was allowed, that netts oats carrying artist and military ittles to an enemy's port. was liable to condemnatina, bow much more so was a n utral. carrying the very thing which alone could give effed to those arms and inures but it was said. that there was a cargo on b•iaid •hts vessel, and that it was a well known fad. tit.tt th.pa taken up as transports both in tl.;it country and France, were never permitted to take any &Kiloton of cargo whatever on board; he adurittect the tate ; but it was an in sult go the ungetsrauding to call this , which - - unmounted to no more than bsllmit mid tannage, a carko ; and it might have happened. that 'hue nut betas any Fraseb tetioSpbeta convenient at that time ewer which the Preach Government might exercise on te , ho►ity as ro the eargn, they Muni n necessa.) ro . take this ship op in any terms they could get her What this express terms Ville. the Court could nit say, there beii:g no contra:l before it ; btu ti.e Coot; would presdme a contra:* existing bet:veal tae owner of this vessel and the French agent who put those persons on Ware. Ihe vessels ot the enemy c.ruld sot . testy troops in that way. Was it then, b.. would ask, to be permitted to Neutrals, to step in and fill op tire blank I Certainly not; and what. v..r might hare beta cue contrail neiween these pain..., he was well convinced the Governuietit of United States was wholly ignorant of such pra.- tices, and would as strongly and as anxiously i...:- demn them as the Government of this counts y. this had been the cue of a few disabled ..dicers or invalided WA returning to their own country to spend the remnant of their lives in peace and a teensent, it would be aot.thet question. and i;le Court and the Gaverunsito. would n• vet pr , ..ceed with harshness t quite the contrary. But these per sons wet* aftualiy invested with power and :men,. rity under the French Govtinnwat ; and formed, he would call it, part of the mil•tary IllEtind of that country. Under all the co kurnsiances, theiefore, it was his opinion, that this ship was as much a French transport iu the set vice of Cie French Go4l verr.ment, as it she had beat bolt in a French port, sod belnrig4 to a Ft each suhj. it 'I he ja.lgurent coodeniaation was ascsadingly atfii med. Tilt BRIG Lt.Q. ra;s w...s a To-scion u, on the siclat . nn of the Or. der of Council :or repJlating the i,iuekade of the river Elbe. The ship u, curt ito was a Dane, bound horn Tonnin,,oen !or St. T..ornas's, laden with &as., geneva, and other g00d..., finis Alton.. On the part of 'lx cay.4,:s, it was contended. that from. slim: payers cLaeovcrucl in a secret drawer sa tie bottom of a writing.icsk b.:longing to the su percargo of this vessel, which contiadlied the pipet s and documents produced by , h e master, an attempt bad been made to cletrsud the captors, an.i violate die blockade; idea from the papers produced by the former, the goo.ls appeared' se have been conveyed be land satriage from Alton.' to Troiningrie, whams by the latter it was interred th..t the goods were w.tteCoune, and consequently ear tied in vessels prohibit, d by the order of Council. In the papers luoild with tne supercargo. the person sending the goods prom Aitona was denominated Captaiu, and Imo .. some pai tiettlar expiresssous in these letters, the Leaned Advocates interred, that the goods were altually water's°, Sc,and should be condemned; or if sot, that the clai mants should give !nether proof to the contrary. On the other hand. the Learned Advocates for she Clainsaots contended, that there was no get. demo whatever, from which the Coast could come to the cenclesion that these 111004 IMO waterborne. 'Meads of Captain was applicable as well as per. Rom eagaged in mercantile tourratioas on land, as tom on ',Land as it frequently happened that per sons formerly engaged in a seafaring life, at another time were solely engaged in mercantile transailions es laud. sad having once been dabbed Captain,thry retained the title always, the expressions in the hums wet* capable of two constroilions, and of being explained; aad in lush a case as this, the Court would be incited to make the most favourable coa st:Who. for Clairmont of the description of those Wore the Court. After bearing the argumeats on both sides, st con sidersble length, . of Invent • - • -„ tAe tereir coarse l• trading' or s nenttal port, it was *Tway' done t 3 secure the ioterests of this cows. try agtinsi the 'power of the an.nly, and in all inch ca es, however harsh Gclvesament Might be obliged to aet, tney were at the 44m0 time willing to remit that rigour towards centrals. st 3 far as their own security would permit. In this view he should OW sider the present case. This was 'a Danish ship, he ringing to Danish owners, and sailing from a Dough port to a Ihtnish colony, at a tittle 'when that erg-ur was in a great measure removed. With what view then could' it be . said, that she in. 'ended to pass a fraud upon the Government of this country ? or was the Court bound to put such a colwriitlinn upon the expressions contained in those 5e.:444, insist.d upoit by the• Learned Gentle men ? but looking at the geographical situation of the country, and eon.idering the probability that these grods must in some measure be waterborne, without violating the blockade in any degree, and conceiving the appellation or Captain at applicable to persons on land a. well a. at sea, he did feel that the Court was bound to put the most favourable construction upon those ez , , , s es• isms, end they then became re. eoocilahle. Toe Government of this country was, ' tor a time, under the neces.ity Of adopting harsh measures in the blockade of the Elbe, for the pur ls , se of checking and diminishing the growing .nfl , sence of France nu that part of the Continent, which threatened and endangered our commerce in that quarter ; but when that necessity was in some measure removed, that signor was also diminishes Taking the subjeet in thin light, and considering all the cis cumstaeces, he did not think the Cosh t bound to order further evidence upon Cie case, and there fore directed, that the ship should be moused to the claimants. POLICE. If A TTot4.ti •SDIN. SWINDLING, Motu lira was brought up from Clerkenwell Bridewell on his second esamination. Several per sons appeared against him, charging him with frauds, among whom wa. Mr Maim, of Beaufort's buildings, Strand. tvho stated, that he had sere, letters from the Pri.noer, and in that gray only w is aegnainted with h s haa.!-'ruing, hut bad rev r seen bini wilt!. ABit of it:change *ie is shewu to Witness in Court. He said he cool! not swear po sitively to the but he perceived the strongest similitude bet servo it 411 J the wilting in the letters which he had at home, and which he was desired to bring with him on Saturday next to the Otlice. The present charge was grounded en a Bull of Exchange for 20S. 10. drawn by the Prisoner, and purporting to he accrptel by kle.sts. anus and Co. No. IT. Chancery-14 re. This sal was dated the loth of Ologust instant, and was passed by th- Prisoner so the son of Mr. Hanalei, Watch and Chuck-maker. No. 1. W.:rw ck-place, corner of Brownlow-street, opposite Redturd-row, Lo 'don Tile Prisoner's ad tress was No. 2, a Cairg", A...letniankury, Londun. It appeared, that -Mr. Ilartilcy, jun. had given for the Bid gnodi to the amount of 231... and the remainder in cash; whin hr went is present the Bid, of to inquire for the ac ceptors. no such persons were to be wen at N. 17. Chancery-lane, on the door of winch the name 5.1 Neale is in large characters. and out ohs side of the door, on a small brass phte, us' names Haiti. and Co. ; upon inquiry at .he next house, it was found that flarris is now prlfonrr in the tiny'' Bench. It was stated, that at No. 2, :lion t.:-tilege, Aides manbury, the name of Crimmins on . y had been la ely seen. but now the names on that house are Wake , . Bite's, tne Prisoner, Tlaassapion. aid Co. wits (abet hamlet, Main a very lung partnership address altogetiter. blt.Hantley. jun with great address. when wal ing with two friends a few days agog left thelta he bits (osi ..efiag the Prisons), aid content { up with him, se zed bun by the hand, under colour of ftiend ship, and coaxed him into ;Us father's b. use, the door of which he instantly ',cured, f.-artng t , at the Prisoner, who is a vary tall and strong looking man, usltht escape from hint, who is orgy a boy ; the constable was quickly procured. and the Pei inner secured. It was stated, that be attempted to run away. but he denied that charge, and very manfully reprimanded the perwm (not of Mr. Ham ley's family) so charging him. whom he called a bed man ai.J a mischiel-maker 1; %as st.ued by Jivers persons. Oat this ritiitions company, at Stun College. vre,e, v.4h the &acceptors, vanished. and had traded very extensively oft Irani*. like the toreg iinl, upon kvei AI persons The titrstlo J tut lc as ordered further searches and jug ll fkb to be must dritgent:y carried on, and ordered the Prisoner to be remanded, and brought op a third time on Saturday nest, at twelve n'clor k, when all pstsuns interested ware direaed to attend. BRIGHTON, AuovsT 19 . Nee.r did we espericiice such intense heat as there has been fit this two days. Dot any owe being able to fro out in the middle of the day. Ti.. play house. last night. boasted of • very fashionable audience; the new dance of Tie Neirt,y Geri was veiy well received ; Miss F Brunton, as Heals. was rapturously amilsoded. At ten o'clock, this morning. the. outh Glouces ter mustered em the Parade, and Earl Berkeley and Lnrd Charles Somerset were present, whin the Men were informed that those that would volunteer into the Regulars would walk oat of the rank. and that fourteen days are allowed for the draught Rom that Regiment; flirty-tour vAatimesed yes terday. The play to-night, by desire of ttse Countess Bathurst, is the Burlesque Tragedy of Tees 'Thema, in which Miss F. Brunton pays Teta Thumb, and Mrs. J. Brunton Queers De/leiale„ with the Dance of The Nosegay Vsel, and the Comedy of Tim Dell Loser. The Earl and Countess Berkeley will leave to morrow few London t and the Earl and Couriten Bathurst will leave Brighton to-marrow, on a visit to Their Majesties, at Windsor. Lady I laggerstone left this place, this morning, for London. - --- The Phimix. HILL, from Zante, arrived at Maha, and sailed from thence on the 29th Jane. with a Beet, under convoy of His MAjZSTY P I ship Swytrere, for Gikal:m. . • 4 • , ....-,,.. ,• . • s'Po . Arts° Pnit e ktaates. ..........4.._ READING RACER. • • TimiDoV,., AUGUST I$ . • . Piny hoods ii - {boom and It of da.....te..abile boobs. WirWol3 M they be bp Mr. Hooty's k. e. aatt..ho i by sir Peter, 4-yrs el l , beatiit , Mr. tl mi trey's U. I. Henry. atte, Sod Sir H. Loppintott b. .. boy : the cm:e kes heiss. (Tu boAndonood.) ^ SOOTHAMfTOt4 LAM. . . Mkt. IS. The Toeii Mate of Fdty Pomona. fa Maiden. Hones. Thus. • nine Hams. Mr. Damian b. e. by Sir Salomon, . . 1 1 Mr. Herbert% b. f. Flirts 4 yes.-old . .Y 1 Subscription Cup of Sp. 'each, okb 40p. frost the Iltacin. Fund, Dolman Cupweights. TIIIO-111140 Hosts. Mr. Dosages b. e. Robson, by Nun, 4 yrs ski - - 1 1 Col. hitchsn's be. b. Guido, 3 yrs .. . 2 2 (To be eastiatal4.) TUNBRIDGE RACES. TuitaoAf's SPOUT CONCLIID.U. • A Handicap toe 531. by 3ubeeribors, for bonus that byre, won to that austsbnt. Tob.intle beau. Mr. Hatehard's eh. re. Maria 1 2 1 • Mr. Delstortt'stb m. Honey Dew . 2 Mr Latey% ch. IL Lucy 'Sr. In the first round of the first heat Mode kept the lead about half a length, and bets were 4 to 3 is her favour. limey De* passed her in the second rotted, for a short time, but Maria again passed her, and won by half a neck. It was an eicelkut heat. The second heat was won by ball a length. The third heat was sharply contested, bets even; both horses skewed great bottom, and ran the first round side by side, but in coming up the second time Maria took the lead, and gained the prize. They ran so even it was difficult to ascertain the winner : more betting this heat than all the ran of the day. The d4y was uncommonly favourable; it was late below this race was over. WICON ISO A V. The TOWII Cup of Fifty Pooodt . I ... Anklet the tames. for the Wood' !tool yastoday, the woo" of erh.ch ; if entered fbr tnh P air, to emir 10th. extra; and if wiener of heat Roost the hoo day, to early 3: 1 1b. in the whole extra. 'Three then* sound Its. Do. the vinaer addle Bowl temente, . . • 1 1 Lue.. u:lt .as t 4 have ran is in. al ernno• . V Hvi.ry Dee, 1,. uninAceedni bogie in the evening dr. B e ts b e for e startin to I and 5 to on Het spar; hut he wa s su ch a favourite. very few bets wre made ;he .on the that heat with ease. Rohe!, Dew gave in the first round ; 10 to I were then laid nn Hooper, but in the second hear Loco ran him very hard, and for some time it wa. so doubtful, the bets becalm nearly equal, hut Hasps,. could not be beat. Both horses put forth all their turtle'. and ten to one sere now laid on Hope, who kept shoat half a I.ngh a.fread s and gamed the heat by that distance, He became such a fa vuurite now, an match could be made against/bins tor the race in the even.hg. .; NAPejitetlitri.. ; I die te, P 114 owe iled,ti li 4Aiedith ._:etakitiosep:74:t,,,..pensH-'"14.1Li0., Chiesnsel. His 4ejestes,ship ()Tw e e get gilder Weigh this guessing; wish g gm from th. we. , L indies, but brnught-to agsita.ss At. Helen's in die Evening. —Wind E.S.E. ALISOUTIC, AUGUST 17. Arrived yesterday the Priouvss Airgarris packet, Capt. St. Aubyn, with mails from Gibraltar, Malta, and Messina; she hrings po news. This day sailed the Priam" know packet, Pet e , with mails of th e s t h i nst. f or Barbadoes. Jas maica ; the Coraleaflis paciet. ,w and Anthony l of the 4th lost. f or Gibraltar. Malta, and lifessin e ; the ilicklaid packet. with snails of the 4 t h an d till inst. for Li s b o n ; an d the Preticie Frediag paokit Bell, with malls of the sth instant, for New-Yixic and Halifax. Passed by to the Eastward the hanteerard-berln4 Jamaica Meet, cowlsting 0(.6%14%100 tuyl. The fleets for ihe We st Indies. Alludes ). Lisb^7 and Mediterranean, wi t h tits Monte Video. Pe pelted to sail early in the morning. &gala:. ing have been Hying alt day. Letters were leaded here last evenlat fidim Monte Video, brought by the brig 411409 Donovan Matte:, about three months passage. General C raw f urd said to have arrived there,s—Wicd Eist. O&M, . lg. Arrived the Ezertiss gun-brig, from a AUG cruise... Wind E. TM LIt*UMW Jones observed, that this was a gamic. amain out of the violation of th e bl oc k ads of a sentral pay t. and when the Government of ski* country found it necessary to delay or prevent MuArt. VIDLO. lett [ICU LENCW Litt: .01..111111A1 S "HN w..f.:Tatotitt, ccidtaiikint or His !}/TANNIC YAJItsTY'a rOaCall is. eoUTtiakeetea, SCC. PROCLAMATION " The Csillattfhtel .of the Fuwes lea*, witg Ihtlothle, ani ousiterup!alea o. ith henna ant det.-vaiion, the *.,trh nt trhb,e, and plunder 411111(41.1.4 4ir the In the &nosh n. 111•01 o.t tbe river St La.l4, Hid wthar *nutmeats in the eisigli ti.wrhotel of this city •• Upon the aces, neat .1 mie great aiSjeet be had in view, which, with the aid of Alai glee Ifrov.d.nee, bo thus will is a very iew lake ne etialate ; ISt will valuady march tit, and motifs in lite'oritint eihritiplary inglieer, the mallseire an.l aetara..iiiis c.iitterwptuire mites • 4 riblierv„ hat warfare " It was the kmvilfeen of the i>oniseasider of Vas Verses, not 1., Ism,. nntie.A these tr , ../..61:0111 (lie as fish, air sly nceann ~ in hire remelt-6*W a oar al roan.), bet as liege Itr.o.test petierniy f.r the take M heady ea atla s Ind the,. Uy lite tan mean' of wet and moo, tee have maintained his eonsitres honour. and Ito non: lie Is now, however, forced to ilistwaise to rrient the palt7 moths those Winder his proteainn daily re. cove at the hands of a cowardly bend of nmbers. by order of his Revak-my, " HENRY TORRENS, " I. Col. Mot Military Searatavy." " Monte Video, May 19, 1407. " SAVE THE ICING " The following was the list of the Military Staff at the giver Plea s prior to the arrival of the troops under the cornmanJ nt General CaavvueD Istent.-(tenrnil John Wlin.dueLe, COnsmaititer-InaChief. Liert..Cidariel 88th Regimant.Militaiv Secretary. Cudahy Jena brawn, Innalt.ilen Dragoon., and Captain 3. R. F veer, 11 . 2 d Reeiardist, Awl,- du-Cain p. I..eut •C.ilonel the Wen. A ftegi.rent, sod Liowa Fomo.tirtle, Col•leholuat i 5,,,. 11r.i hoe, 87th r 411, Aeolu+nt•Cilineral. • Cant it:Are, and Capt. (.:uckbeitie, g.l Oleg , oat, Ausiltant illeputy Adjutant-denote,. Lout WI. hoo , lte, Uepuy Obiaitat.tleeter-General: Gips Steweit, 9Xli regiment, and Capt. ill.ouke, 3th ditto. Amistant Deputy Q.t.:rte.-mestere Grneial. e4.jor Grams! Leiwam Gower, S. cod in Command. Capt. Charles Haswell, 63/ regiment, 1 11 • Camp. linoiliet.Geortal Sn ga•nuel Afichinety. Tyklen, Selptavet. Major of ilAltaJe. Snead far.(iestetet Ike Hon. Witham Luinley. Capt. ghetto, 17th Light a woes, My-.r of Brigade. Prigadiei-General Mt* _ Colonel kleowne, ath Regiruesh cent eva.klant atilt, Town. Lieekteatit 1./..ktiove,44tee, Majar of It Cape. Lhethe.n, 471 b idegiestot, Depot? 1.6.1g0 Advocate. e v tais !fay anoints, S.- roclOhlia*Ow. Lieutenant ammo'. 40th Itozwaserer.TorewAtayst. ("weer Theodore ilimben, issetsertee ef eloap.kat Dv. ti It Ifkiewad, Depose Impeder M lionostale. Mr. lenses, Ditandy•Pmmiyar. N,. Bedrock, Deptity.f..pratnterAlenetal. Mr tenet, Deptlfy Cotooneary of itee ente. Mr. Cowed, Depot).Cottlevanety-Geiterel. About tea days ago, vehi/e 1 thatch halm was pulling down in Use village of Ancram, four large living toads were discovered in the roof, where it is supposed they had laia foe shoat '7O years, as it is that time since the roof was laid on, and there being no monsuisication with any mho; eminent* so as m enable them to climb there. In the same pest where the toads lsy, was the vestige of the me side of a hen's egg, full of spots. The &. Peter's Society of Change Rimy% at Sheffield hum rang ou their noble peal of ten bed.. at St. Peter's Church, its that town, in honour of Lord Mu ton being returned one at the Itypeesent atives itt Partisan:et for York hire. various pals ot changes in the technical nartisuels of eramlaire Caters. OsAril rredie 1164 Raids, and Staisa.e't Priar4d. la these three usethruis they completed, on Sunday, the 26th uk. 11.17/ changes. to rem.. sect the 11,177 freeholders met voted toe his Lor.f.. ship at York, aid out of which there were 000 pt:unpcts. LONIN tliti.rtintiod b, G. DiVIDSON. No. 17, Doke - thotn. 11.. miner, Covent-oattloo, awl publiolf•J at thi fire, hit 15, Rack of St. CA• west's Cooich, fittsnA, W 311/l.:‘, of No 7, NOM iettelia•MlCCl. (titer% &c frit 'llk Parer, es it to the Office. (peg ottlbe logy auesiril L. CORN-EXCHANGE. Mawr 20. TlVia day', supply of :Wheat re settaidetebb, owing to tti and eapectidg • lordlier reduction in price, kir lir chases we made, and to 0104111 In hamsediate s dernand. Bath! mil Malt hare to* buyers, at a smell trariatten iti rue. E va „.., I brwiae White Peas, are miller cheaper. (rats are in ple..ti‘ but chialy of apcuud and inanitirqtialtOrt, ',Atli re at 1;1 pricer. Flour'at the lat e reduction of Ss. pa wk. 311t* American, der. to 41.1. par Land, CURRENT rßice OF GRAIN. 54a. 655. Beans.... 403. 4C. N. Thee7oi Od. Gab . .. .....20.. 24. !!'h. Rye (New) dill 47t. Od. Poland; • Rot 312 11. .3:4. 396 Od Pontine Ohba.— 314 Os. 't 64a. 721. Od Rape Seed 241. I. White. Peas.. 104.15.• 110 a II I. Pinta ran sss. ON am, Wt. IM. Saw& 503. 55.. cl. .48. 54* Od MEETINGS OP CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL To-NiMitlioW. Al t: Edward /ma, Swan-lane, near Thaineeetreet, elate-raw ethini . • . 0 11 Charles NJ'en, now or late of Brixton, Surrey, eselamer. chant - - 9 i Peter Martinuant, St. Jarneth-etseet, Middlesex* entree. huttiotosu . - - I I Daniel Wig linntt i Whltioeiwis street, Midllesex ) heeler in spirih - - - I ill Wilii.m Codd, Cateatoo-atie t, Leyidon, eterehant • 110 John Phillippa, Late of _the Sue Brew. house, Wapping , Newer . 11: Witham Limbers Cassall, Thanes Ditton, Storey, car penter - . 1 1/ DIVIDENDS. Itntie.r Pryer, Cliiocestei-'treed, go:wen, grocer • II 0 Sono*. Toweshind, Parediee-row. Chelsea, rectifier - 11 IP J.inii I-Laiy SAniesder, Starleee, Leaden, merchant II 5 Ru .err Brown, 1111 Or a Ems Sialthlted, Middlesex, greter 11 0 Joins Smith, late of Weehrish, kilts, hawker see pedlar It 5 baronet Flateheri Great Reellethetteet, Illeentabery, chine men . - . - . I I W.llient Warier, Ned Lion, theyh-len.lanir, Mnkfieses, tictuilter - - • 14 CERTIFICATES. Matthew WittiOn Hereone, late 4 Chstibeitriet, is AS rite.icad, M the pirieh of St. Lake, in we county of Sink dlii.en, luiest.drepar,d9itteeemed ehepaten. Silleite4 Winter, at Lauresow-Poontoey.larte. In the city 01 London, eteeebant, dealer sod ehapaitn. Rienard Magneto of Serriondal-caret, in the hornet t SoutSwitlt, dyer, dealer and e hangman. Ohs ties Gallas, of bawronce•Peuntawf -Ina, le the eh! d Leaden, Merchant, deafer and daytime. Jelin Rowe. lame! Cattle-weep, Falettn•eqester in the city at Leme4e, mereheet s dealer and ehapiaan. Jahn Rubinson, al the limn and chettty eiNAreartle.cpon. Tyne, gr..ee, ia.irrw.inerehant, deader and ehaeman. PRICE. UT STOCKS, TES I'S% On Y. spm C. tocluded I per Cent. Consols ' 6-iiik 4 per Cent. .. .Stif S re Cent. Navy 9Oll Long Auneitiss Uniumgra , Iprlea Stork Ex.-Isogon Bills Ssr.Ss dis. Consols for . eel/ T NISH, Stoek-Broker, No. 4. Conant:l, and 9, ChArinr.vens IRISH STOCRS. Ave. Is. Government Debentures, 34 pet cent...... 714 • _...... G.wernmont 'bentonite, b per Cent . !Hi CUUILSK OF tLXi Ants:neam ,5 a I U. Chew at Webs 55 II Renee4se. 4. if.. 11 I I U. Meiunites 34 114 U. Mods B4 9 S. Pato. 6 l4 II LI.. Deus It 04 Ikereiamsz .... 24 it Cedes MI effect. Osten 42,1a4 341 .Fact. Ditto 9111 lorghom 50 44 :MANGE, Auo. Id. Genoa Of Lev. PiO. %rune n. C M Do. Wok Lisboa Opens 164 Do►I.H Cofk lli osmosis. I. s. P.rnital Gold lei DOD and lbws pip fps. 4 Noir Doubloons... -- Ns. Donors Sayer in liars 3 5 Mos Louis nob Agin n tlie dank of Menu dr 34 pot Coot. MARRIAGES. Onl Ity, the 18th intant, at Brighton, Edmund V , ' F3k. ,kruisiliome, in the county of Honk* to Mm , daughter of the htte lames Wails, E..q. iilmkheath. Thursday meresight, at Roolcorardiae. Salop, by the 12- , Joshua Gilpin, William Lavin Childe, E'q only sea of tti Child*, ion [inlet, to Min Ilarrient gladde, your; • daughter at W. Cledde, Rai. of °Hilton, in Salop. Bawds? krt, Mr. Lamm*, solicit if, of Derizerr to M' • of Bath. Thursday Pennies!, at St. James's climb, Bath, Sctia Mervin Nona. EA. to Mm. Wilford. DEATHS. On the Sth instant at St. Auhin k in Jersey, much trireme!, and esteemed ht tM inhabitant/ of that island, Mr' Franc" Cabot. laterite Ceps. Philip Ilue a Rot. Lately. Mr. Jelin Vietaniv, idee of counts Hall, age' ?It years. He eaa thirty years steward to the Eight Hun. the La , ' et Sersor. at Crowley% Hall, near Linters'''. Mnn Won't's, in hhiti7th year, Edward 'Dixon, L. ••( Horsey line.e, wear Dudwy, Wok's, and late High Shen ° . :•• the eeenty of Weseeater. 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