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up, charged with awaiting a young woman, of the name .-r Goodhead It appeased, front the sta:e me'.t the young w. man, tint; on Saturday even ing, about half past nine o'clock, as she was oassing thr. ugh Seifron-hill, she onset ved the defendant using a poor, distressed, old man most cruelly $ the pa,r old man had two herring,. %%hieh a fisb women was induced, by his meagre and miserable appear ance, to give him. Skinner insisted the poor man r 'r them ; end, to savoy himself, dragg. d Lim to the , ',lace where the woo nn WAS standing with her fi ; when the lid:sermon; inhumed him, she had g.ven the poor man the two cish, as she thought, trim his appearance. he was in want of them. Complainant observing the treatment the poor man received, expostulated with him; when he answered her in a very, rude grimmer. and said o he would set cc her the same." She told him she knew him; and he without any provocation struck her, and with the force of the blow knocked her into the middle of the carriage road. lie then Lod hold of her, without any more violence at this time, and atter a little he let tier t Slw had .not gone far, When he coded out ; . t ,. e natehns,:n to follow her and bring her to the j but the watchman refused. He then Fa. sued her himself, a d overtook her in Kerby stieet, Hatton-garden, and began to crag hut vi olently to the watch-house. bevel al geritienuS in Hatton garden, anal Cnarles-..treet, alarmed by her cries, repaired to the place from whence they pro ceeded, when they saw the Defendant drag the poor girl in a cruel manner towards the watch-house. They remonstrated with him on tlie impropriety of hi• coached, err.en he abused them in the grossest man gier. and thud; a gentleman of the *Leine of Brant. Alter hr. put the C.•mpleinant in the watch-Muse, be refus I to let any person in to .peak to tier ; se veral gentlemen. ea ming the privilege of house keepets, were let in, when see,.ral rit t em ni e red to bail the young woman, which I).lendasst rerused. at the same time asserting, moat sire must go to Bridwell. .Tee Constable of the night cut being at the watch house when the parties .went to it, Skin ner abased those gentlemen who had taken the po st girl's part, ne•tely bons seeing the lout .l manner in which be tri ...al her. Its state rho I eiguage ha used would be disgraceful, the cearatters set tore persons be attacked being above any imputatios. fee meld cast On them; whirr the C ittsaaOle of ti.e night came, And had inv:s igate..s t .e charge, l'e liberated Complainant, met thioking the charge sui fivrently strong to warrant hi.n in deteinans 6 hie e illitireate, when celled upon fir his defence, begged @fuse presiding Magirtrate to put off his sadiniaa tiou emit seven o'elocic in the evening.... b,log unprepared to answer the charge, nut navieg any Witness ptesent The MACIaTa•Tg agreed to par it off until three o'clock. when tie produced tre Cvescaate of th e night as a winners ; no Lir. reetninetion, stated, that the thrtendent behave to a very imppeper matt nes. utsbeceming an °dicer, and cleat he believed Defendant was not sober. The )4 eater 'Are Asked Skinner. if he had any acre wi:uoses to rocince ? when he urged thr ne cessity of l imiting oil his esaminitnin unt:l seven o'c.)ck. he having several fespraailie %Witnesses to Ming forwArd, who saw the trau►itlion. Th e Natant . tars eonsplird. and intimated to that a couple of friends enfold be neerisAry to bring with him. At seven o'clock he d.d not :Kew, r.or any person ter him, wtan r wana.it was nuked for his apprehensine. . . On Monday seitsitjr)it. a shirk Ant entangled in the nets of one of the boats which were fishing fn , Leniogs in the bay of Ayr, and was brought ashore It wry/led :NCO. measured 7 feet 9 inches in length, 2 feet 9 Inet.ei between the two points of the tad, and had three rows of teeth. A few days since, in Air -buret, Poccadilly, a child, aged tour years. died In the greatest agnei..s, in rourequenee of its having iticantiotnly swallowed a halfpenny. Thix ought to mire as • caution to ours , , end others ten.) have the charge of children, from givirg them any sett of cants to play with, which they naturally pat in thiir ttioufas, and tree quently rccasittns ti:eit,itaths. At the last Snug Session., in the cruise of inves tigating the County Accounts, a question arose, s. How far, under the aft of the 43i1 of His pr . , erni M &JBOT the Treasurn ot the Cnurity Was to reimburse Palish Officers for the advances they lad made, under that aft, t t the wives and fair OW!, of mtithinten f" It was held, that unless the aceruct yeas claimed and certified wshin the peri..l of six enetehs, they were not en .. !ed to recover. or the Treasurer liable to pay. l'h: parishes will te.strefoie lose stein one thousand p u•.de from thr not being aerate of this provision. There were ntee• teen Megistrates, Melodies three Btu i s t er i, on c ;cl Bench, to sanelton his decision. Mr. EVAIOCip the Banister, sat as Recorder. A few days or, in ploughing a field at Flaxton, near the Lobster-house. between `fork arid Malt• is, a lead box was turned np by tl.e p!ough, wh.e.:a con tained about three huedred small S axon silver coins, in high ptreereation. some silver rings, and pieces of spwrs. l I•e box aro ors to have beet he art oruck by she platt,th, as it was tomealtat broken, and it it is supposed. that in constgoroce. part of its con tents had been dispersid At Woositont, in t e puish of Lnikruton, on the eight of the s'h Met. part if a covag_ neetipi..d by as eld w to rt. (•he other extremity by a weaver). till in, Mr t• untimely, the peals of the bed bore up tat roof in su.h a rdaenet as to prewire her un• hurt. The other occupant, rimmed by the crest!, rose fr..m 1 is bed, and was hastening to the cht,r, when the roof of hi< part of the cottage also fell ~ but provideuti.i.iy, juts as he last passed his !Germ, by which the :04 esis rattly uoholden. His lied, and every Aitit-le r. 4 furniture in the c:!rage were slashed in pi.- e-.. They were boas dug out of the ruins urhurt, by the re.,...:ibours. Wednesday, the till ve companies of Sheihnine Volunteess, and th.. Lewiston, Bred:ord, aid Compren crime:tries, belengirg to it e fits, battalion tr: Dorset Vitselcus, met in isherborne k, :111,1 were impeded by their Colonel, the Eat! of Diu OY. Abet the grime' ealure. and pmeng his, Lned,blp In slow and quick time. witu l;cotenant-Cr-Inm% Cuesesecnem At thiir head, they went thr..ugh -' and Di, is'elosetie. and fired six rounds .nd precision that Jid them great alters. aids regaled with a Nestle t officers partook with his Lord. sold collatida. _ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, GC?. 19. Arrived the Aldrager frigate. Capt. Broughton. from the Dawns. with seamen for the station; and the Maya frigate, (tom Vert Cruz. with a quantity of specie on board ; also the Phtruir. Dauglas ; and the Siena 1 ayier. Meeke r from London, bound to Jamaica. The Far cutter of thirPort Will sail without con voy for Lisbon an Weihmtsday nest. It is reported. that His Majesty's ship Diana passed thr.-ugh an homeward-bound East India Meet near at hand. Came into Harbour the Abu& sloop. The wind is ccnte tp the Eastward, which is ex. peßed to bring a large convoy from the Downs, which has heel' collecting there thew font weeks. the Seearcis clocp, ,Capt ; _frevost, is glut out of harbour. DOVER. OCT. tO. Came in the Goad !ateat, of and troin sender land, Lamb, with coals for Dover; the Ueirie end Har i. t, of and or Dover, Hall, with coals from Sunderland ; the Amok& A.M., of and fur Dover, Mumry. with coals from Sunderland ; the Ala , y. of and Ins Dover, Wilkinson, with coals from shields ; the dislikes, —, of aid for W 'yin uth, with coa's front Sund. rland. The latter came in with the loss of her bowsprit and other damage, ozca stoned by running foul of an American ship, in calming cathof the Dawns Yesterday the wind having become more favour owing to its remaining so bal.! to the West ward, a large /Let had callt&ed in the course of an hour. Yetterday more than I rie sail passel ; it heing a fine nigh% several mote vessels from the Norih ventured out of the Downs. but in coming round the B..tith Furelani. led in with a French tv4te r, which was lying in wait for rim's. it was thought he took ou& brig. but sto paruculara have cone to band. DT tL. OCT 19. Arrived the Ortmt. Metenlm, t nrn (.:ii.irieston. and 'Ailed fur Di .men; a'sn arrived the Ath., An derson. frail Arcii•Lget. tor I:Am-mai t evii the P. treadle. tlimOton, born Lon.l.ln. An j rmnAin in m e Downs wi , ts lii. Maj lit)% ttc. as per tabs.—Win S W. CnitK, OCT. 14. The Ati.?e,rit, of New York, Captao, /lc:o•), ar rived in ibis ha. tr - nir last night, after a ',usage • t 12 days from St. LT e.„ Tie Captain in Li.hon on the 29'h Aer. ro•her, when that city presec-e ' a scene nt conftnion. rt vinsequ-nce of a ge..erAi im• mess amongst tlr• reetagu:se seamen; was the aetivry i,t fitting out the mt . .; nt war t 6 -re, that the people worked even on Sonday,, and a tbintile set by night. A Prirtuguat tligate, and an English cotter, ley in rise tower. on boar of which *ere a eowder .ble ran of t!‘e efetts o' tie 13-'tish merchants, and i• was bated, or t':e enitugui se fl')“.111P11. On the 3.1. Capt.; Heroa spoke in the Bay of Biscay an tliaitliCa , l, if "1m Lis. bou on the or .oing of MC Ist of ()loner In? itc..p. tinned that on that in it:ling, tha .ipanish and l ren c h Ambassadors erne rep flied to h. v,: left Lis !am, and that the Poitugai trip e and cutter lied sailed, es he learned, for Ett,lar.d. Arrived the Vire . v, Lieutenant Pit , man, (torn Ware. trod, and ;ix stil e t.ansfairts to take in troops ; oiora, of Barinoutk, :'rice, tun Ltverp •31, with coal.; 44014, cew, NVilliarns, from Cue; er, with ditto. 8 t0.e.1 the Jar Ma.it Jeup6. Spaui,h privateer, for Plymouth. FROM LLUI D'S LIST. GRA ..... Oct 19. ....PAAARtI hy Etnnclr, thins , *1...1:, r., and tire Au:), tt.rtiu, front Petrusunin; Fau etiClOi; farm Aft'la *.I; Stst Sant, (WM tZI4 ; 11.0.1 ; Saw* It. ; trafildst,K.nnety; imier.. t d, I lanerrr ; and the Father, tilliltteelt, Inn o Cripiintt the Susannah, Datirlson, far Pe tetahorgii ; Nuasa, SIN, tut Dumas ; and tn. rrelsltyt. Jvfft.). tor St. M.citaset. AntIVIID. At Plyanotith-.the Cntnmr•rcr, Rucker, frnm New Yo-t. .. • .. • • At Novr:4uti4 Marne; and the M.,tthe..s, tram Burton; flora. Clemente sad OWN Atbaten, (r.eln 1.11efp1.1..1, Al Nlal.4 the Few Aisters R OF..rtn. At tit lir 1.3 t irr.mos. il.nne. from the C:r‘e !UM, W,lll*.t.s, (turn Valeray ; atod the Ageetexie, —; irow I I LI I. _ _ •L New Iledfera.e.the Ann, Alexander, from London ; amt the Gcotge. ll, a. l :ey, Peal nu barn. Ir..h. ClyJewr-the ble.senger, Jtn.ieson, from Malian and the Kral. -ww, from \. gime. oil I : ,..kii—The A lor..nturc, Davis, tram Petersburg. At P.msnintrit..- nu, Vor.ck, —wenw, trout 8. , ,1.411. detained. At 11, rhouth-.4lre F.:.aa, NAOII4II, front PhilwJelpoia, de lanne..„ 1..12 Shield.—The flower, Katy. from Archangel. The Jens an American, front Amsterdam, bound to the bledimrranean, bas been c3ptuted by two Spanish privateers, and run on shore near Alge ziras. The Pair Creek. HOIKIIIK. from New Orleans, is on Ova., near I.le Testi ; castes discharging. The AI. sea, ALLAN, from Liverponl. tcr Char les,on. is fas shore near Wezfor..l, but ss expelled to ►e got OE The G.tdre Rule, —, from Wiscassetts. for Lieerpool, is deserted at ma ; three of the crew ds owned. The J. - erects, ST a ACM PI, from Newcastle. for London, which was on shots, is got of, and put into tlr;.itby. The I area, from the Clyde, for St. Tho mas's, was lost at A:A.14m... no t h e 23.% August ; two-thirds of tiw cargo saved wink damage. The Yrieordidep a 1 itsoa; fri,m London ; for Got. tenburg, is lost on . con ?, t Holland. The g..b. a.,d (homes, ----, from Baltimore for Amsterdam, u4 t lost on the SOth alt . ; part Of the cargo sand. Among the extraordinary circumstances which took place at (.openhagen, duir.g the siege, the following instances of parsons saved in the miskt of great da:.ger. are net the lesat remarkable. 14 bile a young bride and bridegroom were 'ray !mealy em ployed in talci..g &me rods out of a hamper. a 11 , mb from the enemy's batteries tell hue this bum per, and burst there. Th- tam insets were. by s'ioce, thrown senseless to the grow d. but when they recovered. they found theavilves unhurt, though surround d by dead and wounded. who had fallen sn consequence ut the burstreg of Ute up, charged wid name r Goodl me'.t of the yos i ng , a bout half IF the. ugh Nativin using a poor, dil pow man ha was induced, b ante, to give hi e them ; and the F 1 sce where ; when the given the poor frimt his appea Complainant (4 received, exposti her in a very. ft set ye her the fair lie without any p it fwce of the blots carriage road. I more violence a her c S!'ia ha t • iLe n.itehnl , :n $ V; bt Fa. ,1 • her hit stied, Hattonl olently to the ss Hatton garden, tries, repaired to ce;ded, when this girl io a cruel Trier remonstram coedit& ve.en err, and struck a Alter 141 put di be retu. Ito let Ter.l gentlemen. keepers, were le to hail the younp at the same tin Bridwell. The the watch house er abused those girl's part, awry which he tri .41 1 used would be persons be &item lie ccield cast on r.;rerit !AMU). And aaaal and pie°. a withi a bum ti s a etedit. They were ful dipper. and 0.. e amp, of au elegant I LINCOLN STUFF nALL. The Stuff Ball at Lincoln, en Thursday evening, was most brilliantly attended, as the following list company will prove : TM tad and Commas of Buekinghamihire ; Lord Tar boiough, Hun M:. Mrs. and Miss Georgians Pelham ; Lady Brownlais, Mi.. Cost, Major Cast, Mr. Williams Cu.', Mr. limy Cum, and Mr. Richard Cum ; Lard and Lady It elere ; Sir Robert Heron; Sir Charms and Lady Anderson • Hon. Moo and Muss C. Monson; C. Chaphn, Esq. M. P. Mn. Chaplin, Chaplin, Misr E. Chaplin, Mr. Chill. lon, Ker. E. Chaplin, Mr. V. Chaplin, Rev. . Chaplin, and Mrs. W. Chaplin ; Lady Kent, Mies Kest, and Mist Louisa Kent; Mr. Mainwanng ; Mar. Graham, E.q and Mrs. Graham ; Rey E. Col.ten, Calmat Cal.tuti, and Mr.. Cokhoit; Mrs. Arundell, Arioodcll, add Mr. Arun. dell ; tier Goolville awl Mr. Brombead ' - Mr. and Mrs. CUM. lwroat , h ; Mr. and Mrs. Draken; MlAJ.)stes ; Mr. S. Bun combe; Capt. and Nir. Tiiorotuii ; Mr. Fylies - Mr. and Mr. C. Hand's, ; Mr. Story ; Mi.s Knigittler ; Mr and Mr. W. and Miss Ituarold ; Mr. G. Uppleby, and Rev. W. tipple!), ; Mr. Copley; Robert Manners Sutton, Esq. and Mrs. and IG,ss Sutton ; Mr. Cram'', Miss sad Miss C. Craerat, and Mr Robert Crazroft ; Mrs. Turnar; Miss WitieTiceie; Mr. Tomlin,; Mr. Robert Vy net •. Mr. and Mrs Williams; Mr. Kerry, Mr. K. Reeve, Mr. H Reeve, and a number of re. spretable which uur limns prevent its from noticinz. The excellent band of the SUbbeX Militia much to the effea of ihe orchestra. flaM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTIL MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor.O f fece, °tutor 20, 1157. Loyal Resimaut of Huvetiut.sl4.—Willeat Hunt Gent to W Comet, by racc:i.o.t, IMO G4lllbUill, STAFF. Rl3kency Borough, Esq. late I.ieutenant-Colonsi ttl the E..ot, t be an tffiter Yeornett a.ict V.ininsenresitos in Irthind, with the rank in bowie nut Army while so•miinird. _ . _ M.jor Gone Dar!intr. (of the Quarter , alieter-leneral's rac lartment or tre Llarsote-Giarrer.Mastee General to the }wee. co. , a .orticulat Service, moth the rank a Lieutenant. C. awl in floe Army. C,i.tai • J. , o Aui in. of the !All. Foot, to be Doptitv-Id j,..•nt-Gei,eral tu the wid Fonts, with the rata of il.jur ws the Arley. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surg,,.l l•nerhan CotgrAee, IrOI the ...Mit foot, lo be Dar groat to the Vusess. BARR ACIDS. Jon • flu iseweb., Gres. to be a Hodeck-Master is (kat Bri tain, sic. Tynda.e, deceased PAR rNERAIIIN DISS3LVED. ........ Elitdxth 14, R rikey mod Cb.rie. MU,S, of the town 2411 ituu•ty .1 : ,,, 1 ,1 131 7 1 chY , n6 4 . I , ulttruzBl-t.. Oct. G. 1807. June. L-e. Chmin hta,xlw.ter, Emma% of Oct. _1), 11.11. llo.kin ani P rl. JJ)1111011, of LI ve:poel, timber mekts.kats lief. 14, ISta c Naylor, l'hotne Sanderson, WiH.an 04,1, and .I.ID Br.annial.. 01 Sto-111,41, is the cutout) , el Y.rk, table (IA: ti, 111.1. _ Sllllll f 1 lard. Th , unas Itteeltrr, Rubert Thacker, Williams rum', and Joni' ThaCker, ul Wlint MOM, ul Inn COni./ co: • chi F,llll-111.11. In the eauuty ut Nutt uvula, eettuu ap..:ners. It t 7, tdo7, Ktutu:se. lt.sbertamt and Nelurnsiah Gerrard, bath et Mea th :r, in tue *busty of Law-aster, e•swarsimmess. O. 13, 7040 M s -ley end Velliilllll Vl.e.ders, of John •iittet asid •areet.044..r.1 west. OA. ill, 1847. 11V,111.6 , 4 t_ butes t.,ke .atd tkuwne'ut Liverp4.4, I:s Mcl 17, 18' 7. V.a•.ci. Rail and Be... Jamie aderyli, of did city of atistol. hniteic S yt 9J. 18. 7.. NAtii. Stens:4l.4i And Rotten Money Harper. of Um city of NO(WICII. tassisuircturet. :14..tcb 2.4 ISO 7. _ _ _ jam.. Ne A l e , y kyloir en the county of Stets, EM.; TitSIDAs (lcdges, late AV Cohlinat As. in the tame county, dec•aard "thAAnas Gmes. of thine', kneereogn, to the 6.1.•• Ems ; And :ono Souders WAudcAcA, At 1,4- tut, afte•savt, E.q ;at i?neteu.y. banker. Od. 10, ISO 7. 1 hover. If .111.er and Italph Westho, at Mancheehrf, no the county of Lopeastcr. Ivor mAre,,Ante. Oct 16, 1101. sAmaturis. John Hill, of Watline..rreet„ sit the city ni fmndeti, ware houseman, de.ter awl empitian, to surrei.les. Litton"; St, at te.i. N.A.enber 7...4 U. c. 1114S1 1, at one, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, ;en. Castle-street. Falcon- Native. Tabberer and Thorne; Johnson, of Hyd,otreet„ Leerraohum„ 111 t.te county of Merblimen. Meter., dealers and ehapnro .. to surrender, O.:tuber 27, tit "runner .1. aid December 1, et eleven, at Cnadnall, London. Atunue)e, Ms•vt. 8 +am. Stevens. and MA Jeary, Lo t olon Waimea Hameln., late of hit 4 , 400 k, in the c.runty ur Suf. fele, tanner, dealer and ehap.an, to surronder, °ember 27, at ten, til..voilibor 4, at etireen, a.. 61 at ton, at Lunrlnn Atto.ne), Mr. Hind, gios;.-Seutit- W. Ik•, Fe nine, h o wlon James J nes; nue or late of f4icho s Stortford, i.. the county u. Herttu.d, shone...epee and p Far. to surrenda, Uaoher 27, at ten, N..veniber .d at eleven. and December I, Si It., at fiu4rinatt, L..0d..n. Attiriteys. Meredith and New-germ, Unto/a s s ton, L•'udun ; cud Mr. Cameul, Stor tod, Herts. John WAter Ere younger, new or late of Shad Thames. ht the COUI , ty of Suner.aweliur south, desist and Chapman, to surrernla, tic/ober 24, :311, awl liecember I, at leder, at G.ondliall, Louden. Attoeney.bdr. Joint Hatton, llean-Wreet„ B,wheark. C,,arles Fredcack Mo:lenten, late of Otborne plare, White. cha,el, el the &mote of M•rhhesets, end now a p isone , oe debt 1.1 His %lale.t t rows of the Fut, leather manotac tom?, dee'er a..d chapman, to sur.es•dst, October :/7, at toehe, N.,vamber 10, and December 1, at tea, at Gun Lond•ot. Agorae's, M , 11.1, n holt, Lute, and Leer, Lawrence rol-Itttermttl DIVIDEN 08. N , vvinber 13. John Worrell, or Mao Car, in the county of Lancaster, silk- neater. dyer, dea.er aia. cilainuao, at tea, at the St .r Inn, isi Alamo ster. Neve,o her 19. Thomas TurJer, of Trowbridge, in the eo..nty st Witt, ewer, .te..ler and dia...rau, at sealer, .1 the Georg. 1n.., in Trowiendite. Novell ..t Devises, in the county of %V It., clothier, at nee n, at I. &Wen dear lan, in De. Elea. Norcmher 24. Jal.n latakin. of Worcener-street, lo the MY ratigh 01 Southwark, alld county of Sorter. naillainglit, 4. alct and citapmin, at it". at Gliddltall, I.osidna. Narember $6. Ficiterick Charka Ausintus Sandwell, of DIP,. all, in the omit!? of ti, clothitr, d -slay anA clap. man, at eleven, at the IVmit Bear Inn, in Umtata. November Its. Gamin Lasttntay an 4 William Macfarlane. of Canada Wharf, kuteL,lnthit, in toe cnainto nf SarreY..ner. chenis and el.nonseu, et too, et tisildhall, Londo.s. December I. Wl:loa.n Thom l awn,. of Droui,trotet. In the boto.egh of Squthliark, in the euthity of Suf.'', mm sham, end Elerneser Leedheater. of Muor-pie 11 , 111- bell. in the and chesty of Surrey. serebeat, in sae, at Giu:dhall, CEK 1111CATES— Not. to. _ _ _ Gnus- Pailthorint, .if!ft . :;fuhweireet, tu the eounty of Mid dlemen, oilman, dealer aid charms's. Juin Dutton, ui Leentioliolute, ni the pariah of M•neiteeter, In the lOW LASCII•iff. 101340 and cAlteo-taanut•tiurer, dealer awl ctapaien; James Ifina-r, of rouley-etrent, in the pariah of St. Olarit, iuthwark, in the c ay of Surrey, coldwaintr, oda,. kuiertinan. kale, and ebilpmaa. Saloon. Pearson. ot Kratiy-insdge, in the county of Yurk, cutu-mate, dealer and chaperon . The ft:grip:le o a 74 goo ship. of the largest class. will oe Littnkh,d frum the Kiho's yard at Chatham. in the cnime ,4 next mouth; Caraia Dxacaviouu 11111 J.. +-- PRICE OF ST 111(3.IrEiTERb A ar, I Rank Stack , . •••i•4I YI4 SS . 3 per Celt'. Raksequi 4,4 ginti 3 per t:Olat•Cellik4ll .. - ••• ilt 4 per Cent ..... ...." "..) 5 net Cent !t0y ..... 94 1. ~ ni Ana gp morn t i 4a. lodge St,.ek , 1731 Si $ I..di. 6.3'.4s Pal• Exchequer Bins .. Fin4l.,ls I.otteiy Tiplakka VII. Consols tot —_.. _ . T. RlStf. St .elchisker, Net. 4, Cennhtll, ain't 9, Ch2rintr.. mist! s r Oct. se. Governm lit Debentures 3i pei re1it,.,,,, 71i G..vernment Uebeatuni 5 per Cent . 9l COURSE OF EXI Amceream 35 7 8 U. Unto at slat 34 11..teream a. f.. 11 4 2 U. Ht.e'Dergh 34 4 Altana 94 5 Vill. Pauli B4 6 Li.. pity, 2 U . l4 10 ■ .w.leaus Cad.a l9i effect. Ditto. Mad•ad flitto Lanham Naples 42 MANGE, OLT ?O. Lit Venice n. C.... Mt Dv. lief, Lisbon et Oporto kyii DODlor Cork 114 se as ten. I. s. P.n.'s/a:Geld in C..sei and Bars per ea. 4 Nov N•w .. • S Silver in 3 We* Laub each Asia en the Ban! of Halltl4 fie Cent MARRIAGES. special !teethe, at ltallytattle, ketone!, on lbw'•;, the 12th natant, the Hen Jenteclitutler, brother 1,. the Edo a thmonet, to M 1.14 One. Louise Staples, daught e r t,,, lion. John Stalky at Lima u. Loeb, at Gordon, Mr. Alfred Smith, of Threeemort- C t, M rough, to Mi.. Do flume, y.ehrit cho h liter of A. Da Horns, Eoq of Sittiev.iignive. (Its Saturday hot, at Wintry re Oxf4rdthire, 1 , 2 , e N ew ' La wur u c di , Esq. CalasU,, 13:4.. to Mimi hiymoucts, of Wit. pay. DEATIIS. On tho Itsb instant, at hi. home , at Wootton Court. .at, aged 51 the Rev. Rdia.ird Tvitievr , ll Bitort, hue eititntoi ti .a B.ironv of Chant*. He has left no mos; but is sue. ernfed by his !Pother, S.tinue: Egei too Bridget, Eaq. F A S, of !lento:, in Kent (Jr. the 6th Instant, after. a very short illness, at Wrexham, in Dfinb : glighlft. Thomas OM er Elq. eldest &unarms son of the late John Vass&ll, Earl. of the Cneteet, that, and fleecy Lodge, tioteerPetseite; and brother to the ithaetnnes Hero of that name, who fell in &cheviot the rations can. quest of Mont Video, on the 3d of February. At Ballast, Willi In Maxwell, f.sal. Ma* of the Donets' Regiment of Malitia, eldest son of it chard Maass:o,oi town, Esq Beloved and esteem,' by all who knew him, he has been snatched Irons his of ' , tee Iriends w tile bl'am of youth and health. and unfounded by every pleasiog cutout.. stance s. hi. h end-an human lite. Antsteidam, on the 23.1 of September kit, William Nlay, EN. buses at Chatitset. in 170 i Was, until the Kevulution 179.5* • pilibpstUfFirer in the Dutch tiny, am First Corn. niiinierom of Admiralty, Mailbag •f several Lamed Sq. ciettes rather of William May,. Eq. svehant, Jarboe-Ignore. tin Sunday, the 11th inVtiuit,"at his house, at Bute; Ash, on the Looniers of the New HAroolitie, iu the 94th year of his age, Thomas Moody, Esq. orte of the odes Lteutenants in the NAV%, supersonuamil wait the rank of Commander, He seised Lieutenant iu the ship with the late &!n m Ste Chart. • Knowles, in all hi, talons to the West Indict, the war teti..ll ended in 1748 ; and again to the sitecevdmi war, of nil aim Admiral struck his flag, is 1757; alter *Met time he dui Slut egress to to sea. Oe the 11th instant, at Duraftles, Mr. Mut Shanko, shoe. Maker, apd GO phase us hi. younger days matched the hand. tensest man in the south of Scotland. He was the bs.r. pcnat who wanted as King in the festival of King Crispin. in 1.1n.0. fries, winch gave occasion to the present publtsuer t to I,,hilut newimNper, at that tune au tip :imam* with Mr Jackson, el Dumf. les, to wiite his much-A:hired 'Loft in the Scuts dialect, entitled, " K me Crispin 's Walk ihiough Dumfries " HIGH WATER, THOS DAY, Al' LuNDtiti Morn. 40.. Wu. afror .... • Eves L 9 ... ma. SALES BY AUCTION. HOVSVITOLD FURNITURE, PLATE. WATCOTI TRINICaTS, CIIINA, BOOKS, A PIPE OF FIN . ULI TORT, SEVLITAL DOZEN Ull7O, AND WV D KIR A, IN TlOlf LES, AND EFFECTS, CAUTCHLD. FRI .113. By M.. BURTON, On the Premirs,'Ne. Trb, Qutclorl.Fr,ars, by enter of the Executor , of Mr. Lawrence Clam loon, dcccneU, TO. MDIIIION, at I I, •1 3 HEI genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A Plate, Chiva, Boole, &a emu' Be dos.o of chomp Port and -Ms ante: rffeas; ca:bugavy 4. pu.4 and ce..ch-ta; bertitewts, wait cattail a..d duntty luau. lure.+ piss. barge , ..4l teather-herts, hair end ouel at. tra.am, Lest banacts, counterpanes, mahogany wardrobes, e.utote and eins:a che.ta draw, at, 'hasher, drawing-rooel, auJ patiour mums, set of mahogany dialog tables, renstaat a.m., B. weals an,. X.d4erann ter Carpet., pier, chum, , ant d"..tmg-glaraes, kttchew requisites, kc. To sal eiew.d tura day prier to the sale; Cate/epee may he had re, the Tram's'', ended Mr. Rail in, 6d. Canela. TO DYERS, Sc. CAPITAL TWO-HORSZ MILL, STOCKS, LARGI wergas. ANUOD CISTERNS, PAYINI3 FLAGS, Sc. My Mr. IL K TON, 0. the Pranims, Snaktv•ll-green on MONDAY, October CC, at Keever, o'clock, rrHE FITTING-UP at a complete DYE- A HOUSE 1 comprming a sapind two bone mill, IS ken di...ruler, too pair ut steaks, Cup coppers, wood stseerm, boodle ilsp; bead popes, easeful •14 arm, •••d, TO MI VICO ti on Saturday, an 4 mooring a sale; tra Cat !agues lud on tbc hems•esland of MI. grannts. 61. Cqnslol BOOKS._ By Maws. laNti and LOCHEE, At their Great Kassa, Li/stated. utaot.Gatdes, Tit - LAY, it Toole% A COLLECTION of BOWLS, moos which ere WWIs rot) vett.. ana Costae Lexica*, S Vol Rapier J Vol Ross* ; Pal*tho'. Atchicactota, b V.l. ' fkaon..:4l, Lthidots Chrome*, It Pm Ina Cooman.'emaM , Vol DP.i..o V. yagc en Egipte. 3 Tons, avec Adm. °Quit Irilq".graPhi. S Vul Liscyclopreta Lunditbertaa, Pennant's 1..i0n. Johnosn's Proves, 14 . Vet. Maroball Aural E. enemy, 17 Vol ikyanes Aucasst Mythulatt, Vol. Haeloes Mantua history, II Vol. Soaves Ileksobl4ollll l 9 17 Vol. Plates. rte. 111. y be viewed, and Catalogs's led. 4' MIBLIOTHECA REEDIANA. 14 Messrs KING and I.oellEe.. At their Great Room, No. SS, R.ng Gent-gar.'ea, on MONDAY, Nor. t, and 58 tolmeing days (Sunda; eicrided), at twelve, IHE curious and ezttmsi re LIBRARY of the .5 late Dime Reed. Poq. of Staple lan, deceased, Editor of the last Edition ot Shakespeare ; comprehending a most ex leamilutary Collecitim of Woke in kmilon Literature, prom lerly relating to the English Drama aad Poetry ; many of them extremely scares, and enriched by tor M.S. Notes and (;05 mammon. ; together oath hu Mahuociipte, Prints, Boots r 'Riots, Ituekcioes„ ire. Mae be tweed on Nfontlay, ()Sober 26, and till the tit of sale; and catalagues now had at the Rooms, 'Minuet , with a Puniest of Mc. Seed, price U. - --- • - LONDON :-..Pashol by G. DAVIDSON. Nu 17, Dal eoult,ll.wwareet, Coventieudeo, and pnblwiled at ' ("we, N... I), Rack of St. Clow ,ent'a Chards, Stymie. W S MIA, of No. 7. New nettoduatowt. LoovAcr-e: O,dera, be. for t 1.4 Payer, teat to the Office. (pug PI , to 10 be deli Waged to. i• %Limo; .rod. ' ••• 5 . 3 r ,• the fir! of Right sort of A. I la▪ irmot t issue- F A S. exhale, in" th. and eetrinue ire cam- )onepl boo.. int, he ,om of cottn. vs May, rtion of st Cum. led So. Aih. 4th year mutants :Dander. A.houJl die., n %which Ite, shoe. se laud- -4 penal ra 1.14.13. I,•ol.ret coin, of 1111411 Cl. I=I:JC rcurfe, ie. OLD MA- of the tt, To. 7URE, Mall Port gaily 41. y (mai- uol at. tirdrobee,, : orit iu s w e a roke y. .nay be LARGE itc. October DYE. , 16 feel ed Catr eqn,tou • rtiis ; which Rapialt 1/.4. toot, 116 Vol. tlenhell's "lee. I I k . . 40111 1 111 s.garJets, (Sunda!: of the Editor of most ex- , portico• y of them and (35- Boots of I the time illustosta , Lturr'.- a it Me bl pArvir pole kali;