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chards is this part are stripped of their fruit, the gerdeue of their 'the row of trees bill 'e Mr. Tneker'S house, in Menrend, was so broken, that the leaves and loittoelies lay in the road a toot d;:eci. At Tethury.and its neighbourhoedo some houses were set ma tire; and tae,,ty-three panes of glass le-okett to eieces in the greeto-house of H. iliedermaisu, Esq. At Gruuccotet-, a fire-ball burst, about eleven o'clock, in the College-(ireeloo uorl.i lug awe) nue of the pionaeles teem the west eiel of the Cuthe dral. Tee Cows were killed field at Sneed ham-C; nen', in the parish of('peon St. Leonard's, near Gloucester ; cud ten couple of ducks` were killed in the folori-hard of a getitieitien near Chel tenham. A sutnater-house, oil au elevated-spot of ground, belonging to- Edward tilteppard, Esq. of Uley, just fanslied %moil an elegant ;elate was struck by the lightnhig, mid entirely build. In many parishes near Nletenoutli. roofs of heuses,barus and skylights, were destroyed by the hail, as though they bad been lesoken with a ham-. sner ; boughs of trees were cut asunder ; and the apples and pears ley scattered in sue,' gin:notifies, that they might have been raked together in heaps. A seretut-boy beloaging to Ale Alien, of Mimes tow, iii attempting to stop the tnun, the horses lieoug frightened by the thuteler„ seas ;:,irowndown. and the wheels emir ever •his body, was killed on the spot. SIIREwAitt aft it 7 73'19. The heat of the weather, on Tueelsy, the Ilth instant, and the three follotiiiig days, WR4 more ins tome than has been experienewl in this climate ;Or near a century past ; add persons who lance re• sided in the Feet Indies have declared they never felt it more oppressive than ou Tuesday. The therinotueter, on that day, about II o'clock. blood at 93 deg. in the shade; and at one o'clock stood at 95 deg. partially exposed to the sun, it rose to 104 deg. said when fully expo red, iu a south aspect, in the *eerie:son, from 110 to 116 deg.-t riliiere day. its greateat height was 1 1 11,4111, ftleir in the after noon, but lower than on the precoehug day. fhe evening of Thursday was cloudy,, a genii steal of lightning was observed, anti in the eight some lieht showers et rain fell—About eight en Friday morn ing the thermometer was somew hat higher thin' on the preceding days at the seine Ituur, and tin brit INN 'atoms through the whole of the da“ Be tween 9 and 10 at sight the lightning became very froqueut ; s4ollllllatter eleven, a constant runilding of &want tliaturler was tumid, and at its hearer approach, the claps became load and &wittily tre inetiolons. the li ghtning extremely tiyid, end the dashes almost without momentary iutermileion.— Before one e'elisek the rain fell in torrents, and exintioued for a 'censideratole tine ; and about two the storm tamest, subside.--11 e have not heard of one emendosnoble damage. tieing done by it iu this neighbourhood. •• • , The elletts of the teepee have been severely felt in some places. At Ilrideriorth, shout one e'eLiek, . a Rash ot liglitniag steeds the roof of t!)e I ?ltl(,l}art of a dwelling-house in the lower-time, Fair) mg down a large portion of the chimney t&, 4.l,,ccod ed into a !ant-room over the kitelita, detuo.iehed the windows and three deers is therttoin. a n d in.ced Jews the whole front of a large clo,et. splinter ing the weadework iu all direction.; three cliiidten is bed prowdentially escaped unhurt. The dee irk Ire atm passed through the dour into the kit chen and lerewhothoe; mod entirely destreyed the. windows its both. At Gloucester the stone No s in deed dreadful ; aofiil. pieces of ice were „tortured down. which measured tie inch in diameter; and the greatest alarm and dismay pretested every where. At three-quarters peat eleven, the tempest seamed at its height; and about this t•me a fire *ill bard io this College-green, carrying away one et the pinnacles wpm the west-end of the Cadet.' Aral, and outitt l ior a suiehureoue vapour, which was sensibly felt by the inhabitauts of several of the • adissialoll lekties.• Another fireotall fell in the play the bessespe le t, erbool, which scorched a rir a/ mead otessiatiod a yr asitletable aperture in Ike ground-by the ceneension. la the park of Earl Digby, near Sherborne, the limbs of a large oak tree were shivered topiece,, silk the middle pert, er heart, was lett stauding : Mien sheep were killed ander smother tree. The Mil-stores which tell at Milborne-port, Paining- Wass. Yaringtson, Carton, and ether plores, were rJ spagnittele exceeding any before heard of, to the dastreetion of windrows. eacumber-frames, &c. Mee sterns appeared to have spent its fury be- Meese Piper's-his and Asheott. Her., as well as, at Glastonbury. the corn was laid gat, the road. were inunduted, the apple-trees were stripped, not 'lndy of their fruit, but of their very leaves ; and al most every pane of glass in the village of Asbcott was broken. IIZACISTLE, JULY ill. The heat was so intense, at Wednesday last/ $l4 to occasion the thenuoineter to rise t• 64 deg. in the shade, sod at 9 o'clock in the evening, it was at 78, being two degrees above the usual summer height. In a garden in the neighbourhood of this town. the nails which fastened the tender extremi ties of the breeches of peacii said neetariue trees to the walk, were heated to suck a degree as to oe- • emion them to be burnt in several places. Accord tug 16 the following oteconne the heat has not been near so intense here as at Hall and its neighbour hood : "Wednesday last was one of the hottest days ever raserahered here.--The snn shone throughout the day, and scarcely a single breath of air was to be. felt. In different situations in the toms, the ther mometer steed at from 89 to degrees in the shade; and in the sun it was upwirds of 120 de; grees,Se intense was the heat, that one married woman, en inhabitant of this plat% of thel1;111* sof Watson, having gone to work in the hay- field a few hours. was taken ill, and compelled Ito lie down in the field, hoping to regain e ; little leforsh meat by so doing; her emnpastioro, after leaving her a short time in that sitestion, on their return' Band her quite lifeless. A nom working near the Holderneeeroad erife so much disordered by OW heat. that he became quite insensible, and lay in that state in a neighboerin i g house, to Which he was married, for the space of five horns; before he re coveted. Several Wort persona were obliged to be takes away out of. tl,:e fields .iu carts to their respective homes. At I)itil !! i!! glen 4 tugiO4 the name oaf' "roel , 4e,liplce ed. stsiAaktlii,esv 9 t dropped down ml:md in consequetsce et the heat.— At Sigglestliormit, hone.) iu heveral her-hirest was entirely melted, and ran wit upon the ground. and most of the bees were drowned it. At Row ley, a dog, belonging to the Rm. Mr. Croft, died from the great warmth ; wmd some Wills, fl , Mug over thi. town. drolq.ed down dead in time htreet..— Auother woivath we utolestatid. aim) diemi ma con sequence or the heat. at Itigeoustit. in Ilahlermitie." —/Hall Advertiser.) ou Saturday evcninit, we had a Kt sere thunder *torah eccoutemiiied sith ruin. The light • ` wai eNtre/Dely vivid, and cautioned with little niter mission from eleven o'clock till four nest honnainK. Ik'e have not heard of any injury being done have; but. at St. Alithon't, a village to the east of this piney, the elevtric fluid struck a house occupied by Mr. Robert 11111, and di.' considerable damage. It enteral the garret by the chiinuey ; thence to the room below, where it broke seven pictures, and the g! Lod i a the windows ; thence to the parlour, where it wat the 10, ks and hinges frosts two closets, alai t iiroke all the bottles in that shore the spirits were kept; and what is rvmarkahle, the parlour was tilled with bricks and WO* The fluid then passed close by hires (' try, will t doing her any in jury, and hank its comae up the kitchen chimney, sit the tire of which the servant girl i ptanding with a coal-rake in her wool, was struck smileless. We are hus,py to add. that on Medical 'aid laid; pro cured, she speedily.reeovervil. sew • SPORTING lATELLIGENCE. I'SWICIL • INIMOAT, 41.1.1 r Ms Majesty's purse of Jails for mitres. 1r olds, 7rt. I IIL. and feu.. ),r olds, 9sl. sll. fillies I..lowed :41h. 4.1-14tlie Lrsis. Majse IVilames ch. c. Juniper ' !),/ 11 hisktry. a yes oil 1 1 Gra reerc::C.Al f c. Woodrutter L • jta ..... •.. 3 2 Mr. Gooslisimmes c. Ifurthary, • yes oil ' 4 a Mr. Will.asse• ch. f. 3 yrs old WSW% LIMAN% The Gmiticmares parse of sot. for 3 yr olds, 7st. VS. roar yr otdis, mt. titb. and fire yr olds, tot. 41!.. mires alto,+•'d 3:ii. lin ,, -breil horsey,' olb nests, Omni Iwo miles sok! s quarter. Mr. Goodissua's be. c. Foxbary, ►y Screreton, 4 )rs old Mr. N. Bacoa's b. c. Patriot, 3y Es old I • 1 11A. liarbortrs b. m. Saxe ruhunrc $ yrs u 3 • llsinr Wilson's br. c *gru Stunt, • yea • 5 3 Sr C. Banbury's cb. b. Snag, 5 yrs obi 4 4 dz TIBURSDAY. Th. M. was wee by Foxisary, bab y Patriot au Bross Must. STOCKBRIIIX“E RACES. FDID•Y, .11.1.1* Sweepstakes of Fifteen Guineas each, far three and four )r ;.thc lust mile and • brit ( Four mubscribri Sir J. Hawkins's Rosario, yrs old, nst. t.JS bar H. Lipputrutt's Sorceress, s yrs old, 'r st. sib to 4 on Sorceress A.Maiden Pint. ofsol. circa by the Members far tbe Bo rough, for all ago.. Foor-uol, beats. • Mr Rusk's ch. It. Tsuwkeepir, by flatc...leto. utak 6 yrs old, 1114 t. 31b s s 1 1 Ld Limmones brother to Hedley, s pa old, bit Sib _ 0 I 3 2 _ __ _ Mr. Goddard's br. .Br a, .7, ors u:i...t. lab. 0 g g 3 Hcdlcs the favvur tc. BkinGNORTIi. Tills• 110 Alf, JL I • 14. Sol:lkea by T. Whitmore, Egg fur it.i.e and four yr olds Two mile beats Mr. Brumes b. f. Cecilia, by 11. utimbrough, 4 prs. old, ttA. ttb. • Mr. f:oultkarn's to, e. %Milanese, 4yi s otd, eat. Idls it bir T. 111 uctris b. e. by Mr. Teazle, 3 yrs old, fist. 71b. 3 dr IA titausford's Gestates rerrived tut. W witbdraw. 11110111% _ A Sweepstakes of torsese6&kr all ages. Four toile,. (s STrhscribtts ) Ld Stanford's St. Domittgo, aid, wallt.4 over. ' Thr Plate gives l” J. 11. Browne, Erg r—ts nit run for. IA Stamford's St. Domiugo re .-rites! the appotutad pia. sistaat. tot. WINCHESTER. TrINDAY, JULT 19. Mr. Batatm's awns.; by Ill'hiakey, 7st. gib. best Mr Gad, durd's Motintainecr. sat. 91b. Log toils ...ad luta, cuss. Mr. F. Cesium's Bantam, by Gulooms, bug Mr. Trersuion's Liars, 71t. 141 b. eacb, two stiles, sup, His Majesty's Plate a 10/914.; fOlar yr. 1114. 41b.; Lye yr .id., tat. 61b. sit yr aids, 'tit.; sad aged 11141. :Ib. 4 flatlet...at.. Mr. Tressoma's &Keyholes, by Alcsasiter, 6 rrs old Mr. Blaclificarc Shuttlecock. a yes old Mr. batidaa'a Cambrian, • yes old • 3dr INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. OCTOBER MEETING, ttIPS. LA Grosvenor's Snnbeans,lo. ;lb. apt Major Wilson's Juniper, est. D. 1. gaup. TUESDAY. Lel Fole) - • Comrade against Sir C. TIMM'. TatotuasiLa, tut. gib. cad), T. M. M. D b. ft, DR . IOIITeN, Isis, Will commence est the od el Attest. The Somerset Petwerth, mod ippiseaaspos Stakes, will be m the seeunceday, and nolo. die bra. The same attowance as at Newmarket ea all forfeits de clared over ni6lit, sad paid is doe liaise. SECOND OCTOBER. MEETING. WODUAY. Mr. Windhant's Eiestion apt Ld Grosvenor's Est" est. alb each. Aetna the Fiat, pegs. Lu SpannNen Dastard, sot tolls. apt the D. of Groben's Merel,7st. :Ab. Across the Flat, 9011110 h . D. 1.4 Darliopea's Rabe" Gat. falh apt I.d G. H. Caven dish's Dreudiontett, Ast. tolb. Ab. M. Pep. TUVIIPTIAT. Lard Darlington's Coo;l;l 7 ,iit.hilt. anat. D. of Graftou's M.Aelac, art. Across the Flat, stoup. HOUGHTQN MEETING. • • 111050 AT. Sweepstakes of loop cash, T. 31. M b Geo. Cower's Fellow, sat 316. Mr. hen's Bulrush, 7st. 916. MAW Wilaosis J unlace, 7st. 71b. • It.. Plaraarth's.Laaretta, 7sl. 416. yfoley% A;res, bat. ilb. Darlington% Rehears apt Sir, C. Taineilleek, sit Vb. rub. Irru the Flat, imp, h.*. IA FMoy'st`erilia, Mt. 31h. apt Mr. Crawl Lae Nash, dot. D.l. strops, b. ft Mr. titsallose a's Grimaldi apt Mr. Datasa%Charwer, fist 716. each. Areas the Flat. 'sop, h. R. Pantoo's Chloris, sat alb. agog Gee ‘Graewilact's c. Wrist sli-licact, by *ldols's, aid. 116. T. C. sap. &GUAM, Imes. awastaalt, *1(1.5? The ItAlcalen and Grati.aien's APIs of did. fee an apes; Minor te olds to carry tat - Ab. fuer yr oluia, sat ; Sae yr olds, est. tun,. ; golds sad aged, gat. olh. ; meta* and geldnip to he a 110... t el debt, tbr waaaer afar piste at swerpstak.no, this year, to earn alb. of too, yth ' be uircrr to be itom sfur es , p,4f . 1 ••••1. 1 •4 ...hut • "vaster of a:. Lour At; the race, the or. nrr oft hz second Lent bc,Lg Ana IltcpThe heat of them hats; too miles aad a half to as& seat. To start at the half site post. The Gold Cup, of loop valve, and the surplus to be 'paid to the winner in specie, a subscription of logs each, the owner of the seeuad holve to receive back his Make ; for all ages ; three yr old,, tat. 31b. ; four yr olds, 7st. bolb ; awe yr olds, cat. tilb ; six yr tiles, eat. lona ; and aged, get; wares and gelding to be allowed ,lb —Owe 4-mite heat. H.R. H. the N. of Work's b. e. rumens, 3 yrs old H. It. H. the D. of Clarence's b. c. by Gouty, out of sister tio Oatlocds, 3 yrs old ▪ W . Gibtkimi kuir.m. Sir H. Li pplueutra Sorceress, 3 yes old Mr. Grant isaiu, Mr. Bailer's Lissom, a yrs old • Ear mute's Miranda, by Sorcerer, 3 yrs old Mr. Maumee minus M r Blachfunrs Shuttlecock, 5 yrs old Lai Egreutuat's Canopus, 5 yrs .14 Mr. Ferator's Cerberus yrs old Mr. Forth's *tripling, 4 yrs old Sir J. Houywoccfs Hawk, 4 )rs old ir. Ladbruke'a sfasterJackty, 4 )rs old Sir J. Mau bey, Mr. C. C. Smith, and Mr. Fremantle, are subserbers, but did out Rms. The Surrey Stakes of..soge wick b. ft. for colts and Silica then two yrs old, fooled is Ike county of Surrey ; cults to curry Oat. elb. fillies, nst. the last ball of the new Mr. Lake's h. I. by Gouty, out of Maria by Telemachus Mr. Page's u. Grinilertlla, by Teddy, by IVuodpeeker, out of Goliaisna's dam Sir J. Pfau bey's be. e. Holley, by Teddy, lint of Miss SlainerLin Mr. Durand's br. c. by Teddy, oat of Rantecliciondi I‘aniitn•r. The Ladies' Plate of 501. fur three and four-yeah', ; three yr aids to carry 7st. 31b. fear yr Olds, set. 71b. Gibes al loyed sib. The winner odour plate or sweepstakes, tbia year, to ca:ry 31b. of two, Sib extra. The trintor,-this year, of the Derby, Oaks ' Ladies' plate at Goodwood, the ii g' lus plate at Guildford, or the gold cap at Eghaiii, to carry Sils. above the extra weight ; but if the winner of the Knig's plate at Guildford should win the gold cop at, Labia, then that horse is to curry 71b. above tits .sera weight for both ;—thr best of three es-mile heats. The Msgra Charts Stakes of sots. exit, b. A. for three-yr old; Gulls to miry oat. slb. Lilies set. sib. The rue mile. 1 he winuer of the Derby or Oaks, the IPivitiou, Hipyu campus, or Verbs bra Stakes, at Erightun, to carry 61b. extra. E. R. H. the D. of York's bl. f. °beret', by Sorcerer, ant of D. roil. 11. R. If. the Duke of Clarence's Nuyeau, brother to Rumba. Egreruord's r. brother to Trafalgar. )I r. Fellow's .hesod, Expectatior, ant of Lardells. Mr I.adtsi.ke's b: c. by Teddy, by Precipitate. TLe All-age stake, intended for tkis day, did sot Thl a, o The Eglisia and Staines Hartilicap plate of bd. ise all 'Ogee ; the beat of three heats, two Atoka and a quarter to inch beat. To start at the quarter talk post. The bums, ice. fur this plate will he allowed to enter until seven o'clock to the earning, us Tuesday the gad day of Aug...l, and the weights to be fixed by • Person a boa the, Stewards shall appoint, by fear o'clock the day liefure ruinnag. To pay one guinea entrance kw the plate, and to the Clerk of the course. A sweepstakes of togs. each, gors. ft. few twa-yr old colts; to carry eat 31b. 611 i,,, est, alb. ti n hot half of the New Mile. The winner of a sweepstakes to carry alb. entre... H H H. the L. of York's eb. e. Silverterc, brother to He entity. H. It 11. the H. of Clarence's b. f. Griad•rclla, by Teddy. Ld Harrymore's c. brother to Loek'aull, bought of Mr. Mellish. air C. Banbury's h. f by Sorcerer, ma of Amelia. lA. Ejmuount's orb. r. by Golanna out of Nktre's Mr: Ferman's b. f Jocasta, by Gammas, dam by Me:cnry, hourbt of Rind Mr. laslbroke's hr. c. by Teddy, net of Princess. Mr. Pearce's be. e. brother to Integrity, by Ton terid;,e. Mr. Dm'. I limowdrep, by Highlaael fling, out of Daisy. Any Annie, are, or gelding, that has not woo plate or sweeps:nits, this year, will be allowed ilb. for every SUL plate h. e e started fur this year (far th two first plates) Runes l h hare mated foe plates of greater value than rod. and aid not win diem, will not he allowed the lib. fur that pate t the sinners of sweepstakes to carry equal weight in eve r 7 respect be those that wen Oaks. Tbe Loren to be ahem sad catered be awe the Clerk of ele Cum se, at the Red Lisa Inn, is Egham, on Friday the 19th day of Au;ust, between the hours of four and seven o'clock in the afteruoun, fur the fast rod second disysk plates ; to ',inscribe three grineas for earls horse, - and pay 55. eattattry, au.l se. to the Clerk of the Comae, ur subscribe Ave guineas, al tl:c peat for w^6 boost, and pay sa. eutrat.ic, and tee. to the Clerk of the Conn..., which poot-eit rraitee matelot - made to the Clerk of the C'ourse, or slap he shall appoint, before eight o'clock the evening before ritan.ne. The heroes to stand at the stables of n sonscrober of one pu ree, and to platrol a smith sabscrihioog Ps., less thau tb tee reputed running homes to start fur say 'af the above plates, tulles. by consent of the Stewards ; if only une borer cuter, the tamer tureeceive le guineas ; if two, a guineas each, if mut etiolated to start.. All ..resoles whit lotted to erect booths ate desired to nirt t tk. Clerk of the Coarse, on Monday, fin. 15th day of A sweat, at tyro o'clock, to take the ground, and pay for the ;moths are to he bard se the Vcrit of the Course shall dine* ; no tops will be allowed to the 44115, no atolls before the doobte bu.ohs, or het ween the het t booths the stand. Nosto4l., ur thing of any ilk wription will be allarvird between the hues, or before the doolale booths. No writhe to take amy ground but of the Clerk of the Coarse; if any person eveet was thug, without his consent, the sour to be pulled dowo by hint, The course will be foaled in eseelkst cw•ier, equal to any count n the I. ingdona. No bone will be allowed to start, or Fitirr emus to the scales, unless his entrance is first paid - to the Clerk of the Course. Thu who do out make stakes to tf..e Clerk of the coom before starting, *ill not be entitled lu the stakes as *me they amnia um. Those that do not start for the Magma Charta *takes, or the ,J yr uhf iia "tharailay, and pay their forfeits before vict im In the Clerk of the Coarse, skull receive five per cent. out of the stake. V' r Great nue will be takes to have the Coarse welt elearrd, u proper persons are copied fur the same. pers.* will he allowed to come toe horseback within the hats, bat the resod. who Wong to the roaming ho, . TO start each day as one o'cletk. The stakes to be ran before the plate each d.iy. All dispates to be steternootd by liu:si the Stewards shall appoint. By desire, the stakes to be raid to the Clerk of the Course by tee o'clock the day ut mooing ; A. urdiunry at thy Stewards' table on the Arst day i,l* the races, at the Bush, Staines; • ball mud supper at *Li , As stably-room, at the Red Liao, Eskimo, the thud nimbi of the races. His Royal Hleincas tie Doke of YORK, His Royal Highness tbenake of CLAR ENCE, Stew " 46. SIMS Clerk et Ilar Contra*. CORN EXCHANGS, JULY 21. Three is this day a tolerable supply of Wheat at baud, and the trade very lies% y iu sides at a small reduetiou iu pace. Vary I.tt:e hitt less; the prk es notni nal. A short supply ..f ‘tad. "'Calif of both sorts rather desire Although the supplies of lists are rather corisidar. .al k, this trade le foie quoted et • sista!' 'idealiser in price ; sad Floor remeies at late priers. _ _ CURRENT i'Rlt% OP GRAIN. wheat ~ 146. di% 7te. Tick BeAus 603.61 e. at not ditto SOL 631 (1515 404 4.5. 435. Rye 455. 364. Pulse& ... ..... .40.. 474. pd. wk! ' 446. 40. od. Pot. tom ditto --• to 464. od. Molt . 6os. ;do alp! Seed ....... 3311. Ma. IN. Mr MotPeos(bodero)tduo.l dos. Floc Flow ....6m. 6u. dye. Grey Pros &so. N. biros& ..me 6.4. Rowe tido ois. mi. few nights mute MI limn, the country' mat.- .sitnt of Sir WILLIAK SMITH, Bart. ne.ur was burglariously broken open, Mod robbed of car pets, and other article* of toraiture, to a large inaoisat. 11,1 VAL INTELLIGE.NCE. Polismbuill, J crr.t Arrived the Gioire frigate, Admiral Otway,s;,,,t. Carthea, from the fleet ofLis6on, which she tett a forti.ig'it since; and the PrerAyaste store ship, f the Mediterranean. The Gioire nothing tikw ; it has tint transpired what the I'rc. voyante brings. The Claire saw Sir Arthur Wei lesley's Expedition on the 14th instant, in lat. 4'•:. Inn. 9. They wete to rendezvous off Capv terre. • Arrived the Audacious, of 74 gun!, Capt. Gos seliu, with a large fleet of transports, from the Downs, composing Sir John. Moore's They are to be victualled with every possible haste, and sent to sea again. An order is given fur none of the Officers to come a-shore. Lett night the Reveve. of 74 guns, Sir ,john Core, came itito harbour. It is said that Junot applied to Admiral Siniavir, commander of the Russian squadron, for s supple of gunpowder; but the answer way, that Russians never gave gunpowder away but from the mouth of the (annm. rLymouTn. 41MT ]9. Came in His Majesty's ships Kent, from a cro.se. Ikcade, from Ireland, and Mackerel, from de Wehtward. Sailed His Majesty's ship Hisidatran, with a fled of victualler., for the det•t ow the Tug Us. DEAL, JUL Y O. Arrivesi Ilis Majesty's slip Osprey. from a cruise ; and remains in the Downs. with the rest of the chips :Hi per !att.—Wins' S.W. HULL, JULY le. His Majesty's Rhin Stirling !weed the Humber on Satur.hiy, to the Suutinvard, with eleven siOl of Sl4 edisla vessels under her convoy, laderi'with stores on account of the English Goverusient. A convoy, with the fleet for the Baltic, will sail from the Humber the first fair wind. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, To-Noaaow.. N.H. Cornelius Charlton, late of East Far'tisk, Lent, yeuninn - - . - - 3 IC John Lorenz Rrsh, Paddingtoontreet, Staryda- . Ronne, musical instrument-maker - 3 IC Benjamin 'Witham% and Haney Crrkenthorpe, late of St. Swithin's-lane, Landon, merchants - 310 Francis rrankiasol, Buw-lane, Cheapenle, warehouse. . man - • - - - ft 12 Benjnuin Best, Great St. • Helen's, Bishopsgate.street, lAlll4lUff, 111+21111fial-tßaOf • - 2 II William Green, late of Vast:hall, Surrey, hut now of Kingslaud-road, Middle/tea, dealer and chapman 9 1 George Parker, Chenie-stroet, Oxford•street, British wise-inektr - - - I t 9 Jobs Phillips, Printer's-street, Blackfriats, London, • and of the Strand, Middlesex, deakr is glass - 2JO 'George King, King's-place, Stones-cad, Newington, Surrey,builder - - . 0 12 Thome oyle, Threadneedle-street, Louden, mariner ,9 I 1 William Parsons Meeker, Basinglaull- AAA t, inerch• .11 2 se .George Orchard, otheruise George Tr.,or Orchard, ~„ late of Copenhagen-home, Islington, Sliddleami, victualler - - - - 1 IC Georg, Stukoe, Sua-shut, London, Owe-maker - g 10 1/11r1DEN DS. John Bridger, inn. 'Mortlake, Surrey, tallow-chandler ~ ln %%lain.. Ilandoll, Popr'•i-bead-ulles, Loudon, bruker . an John 3 . 11 : - ..", 41013)0,11- 1 / 1 11, linen-draper - - 10 Rubert Abbott, l'humuu-street, klumeteFasan, Sur. . red, sp rit-te.-rchasst - . - - - Is Witham lirm.hinr, late of Xt. Catieriue's, near the . Tose:, cosi-we. he..l . - . t - it Thomas Slampsurt awl Notthselieto Sliarawi t -Xerth- 7 , allret..u, 1 orkshire, merchants so Letitia cullicia, Ana Jaen, sod Elise iLsisatipi . :No/ . I. • Rotastrect i onitiieicto . - ...... ... .. -it Julie Carruthers, Erteto!„, /meet ...,_ . ....• ~,,,... ....„,, it. Johu Henry kioge, rent's chain, Lloolemisetollpinoi-j. lea:, r Edward Whitt.hf!tJ, • New-road, Tottodbaintlee l • ... MiJ.L.Nex, sue. el.set ' - II i•-bri li 11=1111a, 'Fla: VA15M.C4,011.1.0.4, .111Iddleses, - vie tualier - - - - le Timone Steasi, Berusondsey-street, Soathwark„ hot manufacturer - - ~ 30 George Eadon, otherwise Yeadoo, Bermoad a ey- s treet, Robert Mama, late of Purleigh, Essen, Make in cattle Daniel Redhead, St. Margaret'a.bill, Soutiotarb, CERTIFICATES. Samnel Ford, rillinningliani Warwick, merchant., Thomas Ly of Shim', Redford, butcher. • John Graham, of Chorlry, Lancaster, mervisant. • Jobs Harrison, of kirtecnt Lancaster, liqaumnercliset. Hubert Spwinwoottr, Latin -friers, London. serirenve. Samuel Worthington, of Garrett, Manchester, innkeeper. PRICE. OF STOCKS reITRROAY. lank Stork A per Cent. Reditreek .... 6ejii 3 pew Ceitt. Cosnolat . ~.60f1 4 prr Cent. ....' .046: 3 per Cent. Navy . . Loss Anoka:ire - in 1 -ab Imperial Ditto - 7 .irt•lti; Canteen nen... Qll bailie Stock ....... . ... •••• •••• • Ai 115 1 k India hoods ~,......,.:5* -4 3 prem. .... .. Exchequer Dille EnKlieh Lottery Tidwell .. Consols for T. BUM, 1114c1t-broker, 4. r. ~7 onion, skid y, Chariog-Croen. COL'RSE. OF EX Atattenitm 36 7 t U. Ditto st Si bt a 3, 17. Rotteilim c. r t t 7 9 r. Moberg:b.— s t U. Altuaa 36 6 2IU. Pads Ditto , 2 24 7HA10.F., !eta 19. Lisboa ' no Oporto Dolan... ..... Si C•ra s_ uj *owes: Portal* Osia IN Coil; eiri •Om t, per OIL Duabioooo New Dollars Sawa iu Bar% New Imtio • Agio oq the A 561.0 Hogan& 5i pc/ C 4.01. Huguitioi, Bwordealp .... 4 t t'sdis Madrid 414 ellectiv• &Ilwe Lrghtrea Naples 4II Genre....... 45 ILIV.Pit t, 52 het' DIRT H. ID Nottiegtant-plkee, Ike Lady of Sa of the Royailiary. a.... and heir. IJEATIIS. Monday tort, al MN worIO;,a1 ttr‘dley, is tl.a comity of Stafford, at 1::e adraberd..f.lll of At... Jolla L d':i woo. Lot ./erriel ti;; et Oa N0.,.1ay, after as iliousui mast 3c • Cotesblock LeierstrusUioe, t: se Nev. ft.iorri LL.D. !lector of Colialuatcis, at..', of Gilea.srvos, t.. tio: .au ealurty. 111011 WATER, '.ii I)3V, .tr LON P. , C Marks. 6 ..43111 arter Ewes 3a main six: LON ; Printoi by G. DVVILSON, 19, I , Reiwvll-rotirt, Carey-street, wad pirblufteri fit t4x( l " , i No. 15, flack of St. tientro :hutch, Sc. loot, kV 1. nom lance - r Onscre., 6.. c. ..r Lt. 412, oust oio tiuk Oflire,!yust paliP, will IA doh , &lieu/cif iv . Waif I . *ideisd •••• ftti .A4tail 1001, a IGC Yea &oaten a•beit . 1 444 t r" ti zuu m Shades lam T 1 Tr- Von nan, .rtie r d t with After Sir Farirs 'Cechy Ustut Isa, Tt.tl oayen OR. la), 1 1 .....a_ I • utter 4Y F:~ \ i Doe T r b. ret, NtlIP tio . ,v 4 aby, Ltliad 0..1;110 WITC in Of .I try. 3.641 Wuiris .n Alb A. mabi Tea isj Surrey, Werica snot. ; •na ph limartsual Loa ikhonl (3 ,91 4 hame4 H.Tba Davt Thomas Gse - qe) Edwahl