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' 41P LAW INTELLIGENet COURT Of SitiO'S , BOW% *Taipoillei, Tea li THZ LIS& •. 911. lELLtT. The Deft-Want, in this case, war twought up For Idgment, ha rink been convo!ted d an assanit. hhoUt I:iree jean ago, upon Mr. I'homas Pike. a Banker, nt Bris:gewster. Al-out tile time charged .0 9rr Indiaweent, an important CAM, relating to the 11- - cl.emer Ele/Pon, was coming on to be tried at Tann. Cootie. 4114 the present Lord Chancellor. then Mr. l'.ukine. went skorn specially, and WWI ex. petted to make en ekqurnt speech upon that occa , simrs in consequence of which, a vary great coa e•.urse of prrsons crowded into the C.aut, among whim was the Pro►ecutor, who had just got into the witness,bow; •hen the Defendant came up, drattged hi:w 4vt t struck him violently an the r•-ea.t, and, being an old max, very much injured ''..: - ri Mr. Par. for the Defendant, submitted, that wesn very ti ining offence, which had happened in . 4 thoment of confusion, and the hurry and intedle tif crowd t 'and, flu-velure, he hoped the C .urt would consider it u lit caA to go btf,re the ;11.0.ter. Mr. iDttYLL, for the Prosecution, declared, that had the Defendant made any apology, i: was not his client's wish to bring him up for Judgment; but, as no such overture was made, he felt it dna to his elfarafter, to have the Judgment of the Court. Mr. Ju•tice Geese, in pronouncing the Judgment of the Court, considered the condutt of the Detend ant doubly aggravating ; first, by committing an assault in a Court of Justice ; and secondly, for pet serving in not making a proper ap.logy. He was then sentenced to pay a fine of 201.; which being coraplied with. he was discharged. THE 111/11/ O. RLDNIELD YORKE. • Upon motion or Mr. Fts•nea, the Rule for Fling a Criminal Information against the Defendant, far republiasing -a Libel in his Weekly Polrtiod Re m*, nn Mr. Sullivan, one of the late Undcr Secre taries of State (as raenti.ine,l in a former Paper), was enlarged u.itil neat term. Sir Viewer Gem moved for a Writ of Habeas Cwees, to bring up the body of William Sudds, slias Rudds, now on board his Majesty's ship the He moved this, upon the affidavit of the man's wife, which stated, that he had been, all his hie, lahouripg man, at Hayes, in the county of Kent ; hut, being out of work, he Came to ',MAon to seek .ome, when one day walk:ng down the bias of the Thamte, he was accosted by a man, who asked him if he waned employment? and, being an swered in theaffirmitive, ho told him, it he would go v irlt him, he is uti4l get h i m employed on board a ship, at the rate of 25 salllings per week. Tbcy proceeded to a pubic house in the neighbourhood, white the landlord broiled in a wraten paper, which he was desired to sign ; he made his mark on ir, but it was never read to him. A woman at at appeared, who was represented to be the wife of the publican, and came to see him on board ; they got into a bmt, and went down the river tea ship; when they get alongside, the won - an called out—" Here's a volunteer for yon." He immediately protested against such a proteediag, but was taken on board the ship. and from tl.ence cons.'s ed en beard the Wrmhasta, n, , iv lying at the Note, where he has been ker upwards of tuts months. he was there clothed in jacket and woe/sets, but never received any sum of money ; on the contras y. he refused to take any ; in eorstevicr.ce of which. he has been denied a bed to lie upon, and all this time has slept on the bare boards of the ship. The Court, upon this statement, granted the writ. DRAKE V PAIIKROCSZ Ar.J O'REILLY. Mr. GA flow stewed cause against a rule, ob tained by Mr. Nlasnv arr, to set aside thejudgment is this cause, and to have a warrant of Attorney, and three promissory notes, of 8.51. each, delivered I up. to be cancell...d, on the ground of usury. The affidavits on which the Rule was supported, stated, that the Defendant, Parkhouse, being in want of money, drew the notes in qucs. non, and gave them to O'Reilly, who took. them to the Plaintiff, a linen-draper, in Ratcliff- Ilipisway, to discOupt them ; this the latter refused to do, but GM/est to give goods to the amount cf., t 1 2J31. and at the sin* time protesSeJ himself ready . to lay a wager, that tlie goods would sell for that sum. The Defendant, Parkhouse, being n:ush ' embartisied. agreed ts tf.is, still the gouda were • I delivered to hint, a great part in which were rein._ pants ; a warrant of N.:tot:icy, to the amount of U. , goods, has also ' , lolled by Parkhouse. The goods t l wsre afterwards pawned and sold; and porfuoed • . tiot above half the wm they were valued to hint it. i 1 Ti 4 1 4 0 appeared. thatinirkhonse had been represent. 1 eel by O'Reilly, as the husband . of Lady Boynton, ! by whom he visa Mori to obtain a large sum of money (rim Colonel Thornton. L'pon this, Drake hr.' hem induced id give the goods, nct as discount 0,, • ...e notes. bl es a final sale. for the payment t which, he 'weepiest swe •warratit of Attorney. H • denied th z goods were remnants, and swat' e. r n. , -...• .4 . ' shorn were i t s' . Ins length than seven yards. • ,r hearing Alfr. M T i , kitiortly, in sup-' • p . :r the Rule, the Court were of opinion, that 1 ••••_ method of determining this question would • 1.... o,r wo igtio:l to be brought von tore of the pre nn nal netes. in t•hieb the qiestion of usury would he frilly investi t sattd. Tnii Asia 4a., therefore, enlarged for that f purposes, 4 Pultit.:u net:wilts. At 4 ?fronton: et the rising of the Cant, the ,• seemP sn +7 t!;e Gentleen concerned in this trade. 1 i f i *his applied for cr:mtnal information; against five • Newsrailrrs (as stated is our Number of yes. terday.) informed the Court. that he was new pre '-red with :ImLstippleepentary affidavits, which. their LJlcishipi aliened 1.13 , 0 d he made. One nt the Offieers of the Court having read the firs affidavit, the others rot being filed, i • . • ford Ent taen or curt declared -it was insufficient, end stated in too ger.rral terms, for the Court to grant the kirk. With respell to the ether rfildaves, they had not been filed' in due time, and therefore the Court could make no order upon them. The fa/if Shlti!d be fully sod nn-q i t oaally denied ; before t re Court would intedete. . r T! le Rule, thereh.r•, was wit i!anted, until such AM 1 .01 , 6 AS mete s insi . .ik - ioty to toe Ci.un sieo:ild be itmde ; and the nutter comequrntly eau& user until neAt tend. • being the la,t day of Hilary Term, the Gum was occu r ied, until a late hour, in disposicg of the various :notions and peremptory rules. PNLICE. BOW-ST RECT. Yesterday, ElistaArth Gaztfi.y was brought in cus tody, by Adkins, one of the Officers, won afspre handed her en suspicion of I•aving been guilty of the wilful murder of Richard Prince, on the even ing of Christmas-Day, in Charles•s'reer, Long- Acre by stabbing him in t!:e cye with a knife. The Prisoner's person being identified f"r the fail, and the Horse Surgeon of the Middlesex Hos piral proving that the cl,eceased died it, consequence of the wound, the Prisoner was fully committed for trial at the next Old Miley Ses.inns. •I•he Prisoner is one of those unfortunate number of women who inlest the streets, and was well known at the Office. • Two soldiers, belonging to the Sd Regiment of Guatdc, were re.eramined, on a charge ot a , slotting, beating, and wounding, James Lnckie, a Constable, bonging to the Police-thine, Union- Hall, Southwark, on Tuesday afternoon last, on lli,:,bgate Hill ; and it proving to be a most violent ai.d unprovoked outrage, the parties were bound over to prosecute the Prisoners at the next Middle sex Sessions. GENERAL CRAMPED'S EXPEDITION. " ISLAND OF ST. JAOO, DEC. 28. 1806. " It is a chance if this ever reach you ; but I shall run the risk of writing, as the Argo man of war, which Accidentally came in here a few days ago, will sail ro-day on a cruise, and it is probable she may have e.e good fortune of forwarding this letter to EnglAnd. " The expediti m u tiler the e3mmand of Briga dier-Genetal Craufitrd, left Falmouth OR the I 2th of November, and arrived here on the 14th instant. The fohowing is a list of the ships of war which ac cotnpankd it, viz. Shi?s. Guns. Commanders. Spencer 74 HorsourableCaptausStoprord, . • Cernnindure Tat.eus . . 74 Hoe. Capt. Hope Canton . . 74 Cart. Cock tni n (ian es 74 Cape Hekett Neteele (frigate) Si Capt Corbatt (10.. p) 18 Capt. Lands/ 11.tugtty (brig) 16 Lieut. Mitchell; and Tne Ant and Jackdaw schooners. The following is the force under Brigadier Ge neral Craufurd, 6th Dragoati Gds. 4 troops, commanded by Lt. Col.Cnaton 314 Fott I , t natl. •-•—•-• Da% te hc,th Ditto D. , to hu.t.e ♦lth Ditto sStn Litt, 1)i!to Ditto .•••• a.••• Guard - ••••••• 1)4Id. 951,11 Door rifle ciis Ditto, 5 companies, ftl,jot 51.1.00 d. —To,:ether with two companies rf Artillery, a pro portior. of the Corps of Roy Engineers, Arti fice:s, and Drivers. The gth Light Dragoons ac companied the expedition to this place, and are still here.—They are commanded by the Hon Colonel Mahon, who is senior tn, and not nndtr the orders of, General Craufurd. It is thought they will leave us as soon as Admiral Murray joins us. " We experienced much bad weather in the early past of the voyage, and several of the transports su,tained some damage, in consequence of runitiag foul of each other in the night, the weather being very foggy. The wind was so unfavourable, that the fleet did not arrive off Madeira until the sth De cember. The Commodore sert off the Pauline sloop, and the 2 schooners, with 2 store transports, for she purpose of obtaining wine for the fleet ; bur these vessels were unfortunately blown off the island, and did not overtake the fleet until a considerable time after their arrival here. After sutFerirg a severe gale off Madeira; from the Northward. the fleet reached the island of Palma early on the 7th. Here we fell in with the Nereids frigate, which had parted from the fleet very early in the voyage. Oil Madeira, she had fallen in with, and taken a Spanish privateer and a merchantman, the former of, which, being dismantled by the captors, was given up to the prisoners, who were allowed to de ' part—the other has since been brought is here ; she is laden with provisions. t• Pteviously to the landing of any part of the fleet, the General made the most prudent arrange ment with the Governor of this place, respelling the regular establishment of a market, and the most effeaual means of obtaining refreshments for the navy sad runny. In conseclivice of which, there has been the most plentiful supply of all saris of provisions. (suit, Zsz. wh:Lli the slant/ affords, though not at a vet y reasonable rate. The Go vernor has been excessively attentive to the troops. To prevent a surprise of the fleet, by an enemy's wit:ashen, the General thought it prudent to etelt a battery of four 24. pounders, on the west point of the Hay of Porto Prays, which is capable of raking vessels coming into the Bay. ti We are petfellly ignorant where we are yet des. titled. We are wearied with conjeflure. The fleet is e,tripletely watered, and we are now only wait n‘r the arrival of Admiral Murray, who is daily expected." Extra& of a letter from an Officer in the Expedi tion; doted Port Praya, Island of 3t. Jag°, loth January, 1807 I did not know of Dispoches irditg to England, until a few minutes ago, and have just time to inform you, the whole of the Expedi tion arrived here the I 4th of December., and our defy y is supposed to be waPing frr the arrival of Admiral Mum RAY, with (our ti 4 s, take us to God kocovs where, some say Lima, others Vera Crux, °lbws the Isle of Preece ; but I believe, excepting the General and Captain Srorroan, no one knows the destination of the Expedition. The troops are in good health and spirits, and are provided with every contfort they could with for. General Ca Au rorae pays particular attention to every thing." On Monday se'nnight, a Lady of Emsworth went from that place, for a wiling wager, to Ha vant, a distance of two miles, in twelve minutes and a- halt ; another ran tlie s.ime distsuce back agav, in thirteen roinuta ,:nd a :144.. NAVAL INTFLLIGENCF:. ~.,rokabrtottes, rut. 11. The Court Martial on Capt. Ilawksos, assembled again this ranrning. exsaiy at nine o'clock, horn which time till two, the Court were examining the witnesses for the prorlention,. welch is closed. They then adilurned till eleven o'clock tomorrow, when Capt. Hawkins enters oa Ins defence. Arrivrd the Gem A tt, of 74 guns, Capt. Ilalkert ; Captain, of 74 ;cum, and the Inronstant, left Geu. Crawford's expedition, the t Ith January, of: Porto Praya, in which port they lay one month, getting provisions and refreshments, and where they were waitirg to be joined by more ships from Eng land. The Jackdaw schooner sailed from the Cape de Verde on the lOrh of January, with dispatches for Lord Collingwood. A large bag of letters from the expedition was landed this aaercoon. Lord Multi) arrived th.: afternoon, to go out to India, in the liied..str frigate. Carne into harbour the Ant sehonner. toasav, res. 10. This morning the signal was made at the signal post at the Berry Head, of a 'u , picious sail in sight. Sir James Sanmartz immediitely made the signal for the Pluto, Libcrty, and Entr, ? renente, to proceed in chase of her; they :ire not y,•t returned, conse quently cannot say whether they have succeeded in coming up with her. TEL. 9. Arrived His Majesty's ships Sw.d/olv, Pickle, Sewpion, Plorer, and Cita J, R uss • anise, and re main with Hi.; Majestv'i ship Plantagewl and Champion.—Wind _ _ DIAL, PM 11: Came down the Hon. East India Company's ship City of London, Capt. Yates, bound w the East Indies, from the River; Defence man of war ; and Avon sloop of war, from Sheerness. Arrived the Challenger siaap of war, from off Havre ; in the late gales s:ie sprung her topmasts and howsolit ; also, the A rousit frig ate , from Por tugal, wall a convoy, which are sailed for the River. LL AT ASSIStiS. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Northamotonshne--hionday,Min:h I, at Northampton. Match 6, at 0-kham. ).iiicolosh:re—Sattrilay, &larch 11, at the Castle of Lincoln . City of Llucoln—:Same day, at the city of Lincoln. Nottitignamthire--Tbureday, March 12, at Nottingham. Town of Nottioghesso.Saine day, at town of Nottingham. Derbyshire... Monday, March 16, at Derby. Leicestershire--Thurrisy, Mardi 19, at C.t.tle of Leicester. Borough of Leicester—barbs day, at Borough of Leicesurr. City of Ceventrt Nituth 14 at city of Coventry. Warwickshire—time day, at Warwick. Before the Right Hon. Sir James Mansfield. Knt. Chia' /oath e of the Court of Common Pleas ; and the lion. Sir Robert Graham, Kra. one of the Bacons of tile katchequer. HOME CIRCUIT. Hertrirdihire-.Thurolay, March 5, at Hertfo d. Easex.Mciiiilry, March 9, at Chelmsford. Sussex—Monday, March 16, at Horsham. Surrey—Wednesday, March 111, at Kingston-on-Thames. Kent—Monday, March ta, at Maidstone. Before the ft.glit Hon. Sir Arch. Macdonald. Knt. Chie f Baron of the Exchequer; and John Heath, Ea 4. COW of OMB Justicc% of the Court of Common Flea: WESTERN CIRCUIT. -.T. - ' ''arch' the Castle of Win Snutbai ......ripton-•Tuesday, March 5, at che-ter. Wilt....Caturdas, March 7, at New Sarum. Diror—ThondAy, March 12, at Dorchester. De%ou-eM.niday, March Mat the Castle of Exeter. C,tv and County of Exeter—Same a:Ay, at the Guildhall of Col C ty of Exeter. C ,, niwallL—Saturday, March 21, at Launceston. Som net—Thursday, March 26, at the Cillie of Taunton, Before Sir Alan Cham►re, Sat. one of the Justices of the Court of Cnimmun Pleas; and Sir Thomas Manners Sutton, one of the Baron, of the Exchequer. NOR FOY K CIRCUIT. Rockinghamthire--Satuiday, Feb. 211ih, at Alktbary. Redionl,hire—Thur.day„ .larch b, at Huntingdon. Curihridgeihire—Satorday, March 7, at Cambridge. Noffulk.—Saturday, March 14, at Thetford. Solcolk—Wednesday, March 18, at Rary St. Eimund's. Before the Right Hon. Edward Lord Ellcnborough ; and the Hu... Sir Nash Grose, Knt. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Berkshire—Monday, March 2, at Reading. Oxforchhirr-rWednesday, March 4, at Oxford . Worcesteishire—Saturday, March 7, at Worcester. City of Worcester—Same day, at Worcester Gloucesteraltire-a•Weduesday, March 11, at Gloucester. City of Gloucester—Same day, City of C cricest a r. Monmouthshire--Satunlay, March 14, at Monmouth. Hewoolshire—Tuesday, March 17, at Hereford. Shinp-hire—Sattoday, Marc:, 21, at Slireo•lo i rs. Sofro. it • I re— Wednesday, March 21, StafFard. Kefore Sir Alexander Thom;4••n. Kitt ouc of the Ratans nf tie 1r xchequcr; and Sir Soultleit !Amen, e, Knt. one et the stices of the King's Bench. C.iTHOLIC MEETING. The following is the account of the proceeding at the Catholic Meeting in Dublin, as circulated by themselves : Dublin, January 24, 1107. Lord FRENCH in the Cha i r. Revsheed, That a Peritiusi to Parhantent, un behalf of the Catholics of Dublin, be pre,nired, and laid before our next Meeting ; to be held en Satur , '.iy, the 7th of February next. Resorted, 'rar twenty one p^ifons be, appointed as a Com. mittee, M Prep Petit;u.i. Resolve.:, 'that WIT Secretary be instructed to Rive home. dicta notice of our ova Meeting, on the 7th of February, to the aheent Nobleman and Country Gentlemen; and to enure them, that thh r auatulance will give general satigfaction. Resolve', 'that the Committee appointed, in pursuance of the forego;ng Rew.lution, be also empowered to communicate to the joint:lief RUMiII Catholic Gentlemen, of the different counties of Ireland, the proceedings of this Meeting on the subject of a Petition. EDWARD HAY, Secretary. I am direDed by the Committee of the Catholics of Dub lin, to trangftlit ko you the above Resolutions, which were iiiiiiiiirrioushr agreed upo.i, at a very numinous and highly respectable Meeting, no Saturday, the 21t1i Instant I am further directed to state, fur your infetmation, that them were as the result of much con sideration, a .d maw" previous Meeting.; and after haring made a respectful communmarion of the expectations and the claims of the Catholics of Dublin, to the persons in trusted by His Most Gtacieus Majesty with the Government of Ireland. It is at the. mine time nee rrrrr y that you should be apprised, that sufßcient time has rot as yet eatised to enable those persons to make any decisive reply. This ie. t-rsal, occasioned be the distance horn the Sett ni Doveemcit, wed be eniployel be us, in replying the fretm of a Petition to Parliament ; inrm the adootion or postponement of which, the Catholics of Dublin are likely to dttermiae at their next Meeting. It i n the a u e i uo s desi r e, a s well es the conf.dent hope, of the Ca lsoliee of "Nolen, that the !me .if conduct they have pursued will meet with not only the sailers: yeur spptohation, but alto the so itliolt of your act.w ee.l eca:ou. co-operation. I have this hollow to be pour most obedient servant, Dublin, tin 4, Capel.street, EDWARD HAT. SSW Jimmy, 1007. _ MEETINGS OF CRFTHTORS AT GUILDHALL, Tn . 04 , a au* , . /. w Charlet eftard, High Holborn, Middlesex, cherniet 3 1 Thomas Moldier, late of Marta street, Ilerand shire, V10..7,r . . • 3 i i John Turnner; Mary•ls•lionne.stmet, Middl e s ex, vintner. . • •4 to William List, late of Gateatun.street, London, w;:re. lieu:mums . . ' • 01+ Abraham Mendes Pereira, Old Betide:is, Loafers, Clt rth4lll • • • • • alt Henry Gieen, Southgate, /11:chilmor, farmer . 1 ii wir,t on , nonwhite, fohacc000ll•c. .urn, Gracecburtit - street. Lonrho', warehouseman . • • 3 19 George Port:, Neweastistip,n-Tyne. lincnat , raper , g 1 I John Lewo TOppii.g, litshopsgato.street, London, grocer . - • 9 It Stephen Perkin, el, or late of AZlon•ceen, Middle• sex, carixoter . . . t• • V Jame{ Mair, Fenchurch.builtlings, London, .risuranue broker . . . • • 2 It John Storey Pritchard, late of Wigmore-street, Caren dish-square, grocer . . • • ill William Ogilvy the younger, George Mylne, and John ChuleeP•s, Jeffrey'-square, Lond'at m e rch""' • f: 1 i Leonard 'Lister, Sheerness, Kent, 'Moe. r, 'Cur and slop. seller • . . . • •2 I: George Roff.y and Richard Swinton, late of Great St. Helen's, London, merchants . • • 2 I , James Whitehead, Church•strcet, Christ Church, See. rey, bat•nianuracturer . . • •2 it Thomas Atkinson, Brown'sjQuay, Wapping, wharf. ingee . . • • 211 John Galloway, Brook-street, Holborn, engine•tottl and lath-maker . • • • 2ir Thomas Wilcocks, Orchard-street, Westininste, baker V II John Lockhart Barnard, form •rly of Shorter's court, Th,egmerniwon ee t, Lunihill, late of R asiell•square, Middireex, stock•brolon . • • Vll Thomas Leach, late of Gore's alley, Wt lichee-square, haberdush-r . . • • 1 t John IMinison, late of Queen-street, Gefor.r. r e oet , carfaae•butcher . James Gore, now or late of Newmarket, Suffolk, grocer . . . . • • 112 Abraham Saunters, now or late of Duke-street, St. Georges Fields, Sum•y, horac dealer • • I I) David Johnson, Brown-erect, St. George, Hanover. square, smith . • •1 10 Milieus Wentworth Delchamps, Bennet Stephenson Moreno, arid Peter M•Teg:art, Suffolk lane, Lon rho', merchants . . • • 110 Riehar.l Garland Brant, Manories, I.ondon, butcher 1 tt James Woof, Rytfer's.court, St. Ann, Soho, glover apd leather-seller . • _ • • 110 - . Thoe-ii Wiftins the yom.ger, St. Alban'o, Hertford al ' l•or.e•dealer . . • 1 It Robert Tahrom and Jolm Barron, late of Walbrook, near the Mansioa-houte, 1.0nd0.), rolauchester. warehnoiemen . • 110 . . 'Macau Mc...fiord, New C",tv Clvarnben ' London, broker 1 to DIVIDENDS. J. Nix, Chatham, Kent, to,!.ar . • 10 David Glover, Goiter lone, London, merchant . 12 Thomas }sumer Carole,-, Cuouter.strem, Southwark, Surrey, rom.dealer . . . • It George Easters,, Vanada•whtuf, Rotleibithe, Surrey, meichant . . . 13 Daniel Co em, Dean-Oren, Holborn, c•snlorainer . in George Stiatton, Illacktriar. road, Surrey, uournerigef 11 Trtucia Clark, Hornet, Ilerifordohire, venue-rnerobant , 11 Edward Hargrave, late of Wlriteonab•Weet, %MI but now of Lower To.)ting, Surrey, dua P man . . . • . Vlf illitM Dark, Illiberas, Miaow,' ' isa . Thomas Magma, Throgmu:tua-street, London, mer chant . . . . ll Jame; Hamilton, and W.lliait Surkington, Fiiseh-laoc, 1.041t1011. ruerehent4 . . . IS James Henry Charn:sion, Gravesend, Keen. linker . 1) Ju-eph Pettett, late of Yarmouth, Nateik, upbnt. steer . ' . . • ll Tlio.vms Etonian, CreSeent, St.- George's held,, cabinet maker . ' • • • I : Fiance Drake, Plymouth-Dock, D.,:vonshire, taker . II . 11 1J CERTIFICATES. Jonathan Might. of LcmktaLall-iataikett in the ellY d Let,* den butcher. George Field, of the city of Ratb, in the county of Sowiewiet, hatter, hosier, dealer and Chapman. Richard Lewis, now Of late of Mai Chester, in the county of Lancaster, corn and flour dealer and Lliapitati. :ohit teedham, of Matlock, ha the comity of Darby, ina• keeper, d. and chaptraa. Robert Richards, of Mill-lane, Toole, street, Southwark, in the 'moray of Surrey, cyder-merci,ao., dealer and chap man James Wright, of Matlozb, in the county of Derby, botcher, dealer and chapet.an. John Browne, of Nrwnran•street, Oxford•strost, in the county of Middlesex, rad.r, Mole, and chaproan. Ti T i Pe Tern I,AI von rade P O4 the Kla and erna Sun be GH Ruh , she Re' rept 2.1 • l a l f; be I Flk e: , 3 • 113'1 1 teal • ;gel pol • A PRICE OF sroCiCs yEs'iI.RDAY Bank Stock .. 2194 3 pef Ce.at. Reduced . 62j 3ti :.; per Cent. CUILWIS • • ••• ••• t • • 64i 24 4 per Cent. ..... ......... e SO. AI 5 per Cent. Navy . ...... .95; 64 Long Annuineo ••• 11 13•Ifi Imperial.) per Cent Duo Annuities / 15 16 8 India Stock 1184) 5 Ditto Sonde Exchequer tills . Its.d'.'s. 1. nalich Lottery 'Meets Consols for T. RISK Stoot-,eker, 4, Cornhill, and B. Charing e'en:. ,_______..,______. --.==-_a- •----•-•—•—•••••—•-- e - MARK'AtifS. Yesterday ee'nnight, at Newark, Mr. Powell, surgeon, of Basitighall-street, to Mies Mbyte'', woad slaughter of Mi. Asbwell, surgeon, formerly of Coleman-street. tin Seturdag lase, a t Bath, Colonel Arcisdail, to Mies Clarke. of Castle Cary, in Sumersetsh ire. DEATHS. On Wednaiday rooming, at her father's boon, is lot Hai es, Miss Payee, aged 21. On Fiirlay lost, at Brent-bridge, on the Edpwaseirosd, Mr. George Bell, who prophesied the desert, ion of Loudus, about fussy years ago, arid who mule so remarkable an appearance, when giving his evidence, during the late SINIIOIIII, at the 04 Bailey. On Saturday laid.at the soot op of 107. Mrs.Ane Morgan, of Hayed: irdwest. She was hind, and had been confined to he/ bed some yeats, but ei.joyeil the full poesesoon of her other faculties. HIGH WATER. THIS OtY, AE LuNDA/N Morn. 14 min.&Rer 31 Errr.. .91 mot SALE BY AUCTION. PRINT" OP THE ITALIAN AND ENOUSH SCHOOL, CAPITAL rOKS Or PRINTS, Ac. Ily Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No. SI, the Cotner of VAlseenstreet, Strand, THIS and foi;oei.se Day, at Thalia riCaock, 2i. COLLECTION of PRINTS, comprising many of the rare Works of Mare Antonin; the Car• T.Ctit I Gutdo, &e. ; Rap:asel's Clfloou4, by Dor,gny ■r.d Grahalin. In the F,,jlish Scinel are many after Sir Joshua Rrynnldr, and other eminent Maters ; including man. 'Nom' and innate Plate.: among the Rook. are llnalges Vnre rn India; Hamilton. Schnia PI tura ; Pareneses Work.; Crow Co!lortton, Vali.; Oennn'a Voyage to Egypt, t VOl4 and many others erinsgs raluablo. Ts be rioted ; and Catal..g.ort to be had of Mr. Richest. son, Nu. SI, Strand. - •-- - - LONDON !—Printed to. G. DAVIDSON, Nu. 17, Duk,'s Cn,rt, Bow-street. d..sent.Gerdsts, end punllshod at the Office, No 15, Beck of St. Oemont't Church, Straod, hf W srucr, of No. 7„ New 11.1 ton-street, Loot Acre. Orden, .le. for lb., P);.er, Iva to the Moe (pose patal) win be dolt stranded to. tmr his nn dAd Sal t.