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DUBLITf. Nov. S. COMMUMOW OF OYER AND TERMINE►R. Hem" Mame, a Teller of the Bank of Ireland, was this day put on his trial far defrauding the Go. versant and Company of said Bank of divers bank notes of 3001. amounting to 52001. which were par ticularly and numerically specified in the different census of the indictment, and of a number of other notes, bank tokens of six shillings, dollars, bank tokens of ten-pence each, and bank tokens of tire pence, amounting to a very considerable sum. At the commencement of the proceedings, a great portion of the public time, and of the attention of the Court, was occupied by legal objefftions. At a quarter past two, the Solicitor-General, Buses, rose.—He began by entering into a lunii eons and perspicious detail of the internal economy and regulations of the Bank, the rations stages the Bank note had to pass before its final issue, the stenettiies and counter signatures it had to receive f.• ihe time it was issued by the Accomptant • ..,t. it came into the hands of the Teller. When Mr. D'Olier. the principal Cashier, viewed the hooks in which the bank notes are made up, containing each one hundred notes, he signs teem and give. them to his deputy, Mr. Luwe ' who issues them to the Tellers, as feeds for the drafts that may be made on the Bnik. In order to regulate this complicated business, them otters keep an account with one mealier, in which they ate reepetlively debtor and crtsiitor, viz. ate Tellers with the Deputy Cashier, the latter offi cer with the principal Cashier, tt.e latter with the Accomptant-General, and so on. by which Means an error in the accounts can he almost in stantaneously eletethesl. Neverth.less, train the very nature of the institution, the Deputy is ehliged to bestow a cornet ruble pcatten of cunfi Juice on the Tellers. The latter resent an account of their disbursements every evening. specifying on a . boek, called the blotter, for ahet impose. to whet checks and orders such sums weir issued. At the sane time they deliver up to the Deputy Cashier their books of notes. In order to ellea his fraud, how. ever, the Prisoner at the bar was in the habit of cut ting nut notes in the middle of the book, or as the Setieitor-General expressed it, by anticipation ; that is. supposing the Prisoner had issued bank-notes of 5001. each, to the numerical designation 1410 air 11. those would appear regularly taken out of the book, nod so tar corresponding with the account on the slip presented to the Deputy Cashier, as well as upon the blotter ; but if a note sere cut out of the middle eil the book, viz. the nineteenth or twentieth, it would not be ramble for the Cashier. if he did not exernine the book particularly, to detect the fraud. Such , was the nature of Mr. Melon's offence. It would be proved in et idenee, that tee Prisoner at the bar was guilty of this felony. The manner in which be we, Jet fled, was simply this:—Two several Dotes ot Reel. each. dated as isming the 16 h cf Semen:her, on Mr. Malone'; blotter, were mesented for payment on the I a:h. This impasibiiity was de teete.: on the 24th of September. Mr. Lowe called on ::alone foreeplabation, the latter persisted its &he segulerity of his statement. He was asked, had tie snore meaty in his hands than he could accost .t ter After a good deal of ecenivocat;oe, and alter being sited before the thirteen: officers of the Bank, he at length ran out of the house, and secretes& hirmsll in Grange Goo man-lane. In tb. course of his speecb, the Solicitor entered into history ci Mr. Malone's advancement in the Beth of behind. He was received first at a salary WOl per annual his exemplary conduct soon in &mei the Roprietots to grant hint 801. with a new peponntnent ; he was afterward, made Beeeivicg Wier, with a Wary of 1001 and at length Faye.% Teller. its which capacity his salmi amouoted lu 1811. annually. This, the Solicaer-G nem . * stated, was the mem of his means. Upon these means. however. Malone contrived to lead a l:le as expensive as the sun of gny Nobleman in the land. Hs literely kept open house; gave entertaieniews, consisting of three courses, and comprisingaill rlte expensive delleac'es of the season; the very bast wages in the greatest profusion ; tarty thteg, in short, which might ipdisate the most princely for tune. en being remonttrand with by scare of hi. associates on this extravagant course of life, he told 'them aat his uncle, a very respectable Gentlemen, supplied Lis extravagancies. 'Po such a height. however, had this mode of living proceeded, that many of his friends and former companicnt declined any longer to assecial with him. a.signina as a season, that they had it not in their power to tektite the compliment. In inekicg this statement, the Solichor•General beezed iif the Jury to remember, th At it the Priv r could account fairly and legaily for the means which ellAbled him to live in this exper.ve miinner, the detail which lie had just presented teem should operate rather in his favour teen aped' st hits. 'the late advice also bore very snuriely tat the account which he was about to give of Mr. aleler.e's werernbe. It consisted el 40 coats, eve pairs of breeches and peutalotins. 37 pairs of boots, ti.; ,•hit ts, 305 1141.k-ham:A. reilieft, waistcoats out of 'lunette, &e.; an extravagant assortment of mynah:ea certainly nu a Banketi's Oak on MI. year. . . _ ~ ::her enlarging on these and other points with NCCuIrl:11011 ability. Mr. Bushe proceeded to detail the ..ircuasstances of IVlalone's apprehension. and to read the letter which was found by Major Birr, in his writing desk. I'his accts contained hit defence. It was Ve-y long, and amidst pro . !reliant of purity of Lean. And uprightness of send vent, contained an account of the manner in which Le committel the !rand en the Beak. Its mote , e for ecmmencitg this plan, be suited to be, his hav ing 104 2.001. ire September. 11105, he inquised at that tine cf the different Tellers. whether taffy found flirt rant, who replied in the negative: on learning this he cicala:silted to keep the loss a secret from the Governor and Company of the Bank. la order to effeet this purpose. be was in the habit of it that, a few minutes before the Bank closed. huge notei. which he was sure c-old not return that even ing. On the nest Jay be issue.t other antes. in cr. d;i. to c;bnceal the hand of the preceding evening s OT at least to postpone, if possible, its deteaton. • Thus his oiled for this system was to put elf• the evil stay. until by the er.ur.:ficence of his nide he ww•ild be enabled to I:owe:age the whole of the debt tllll it.saluusarsv COALreialiii. It contain:3A much raligtous aad moral matter, and a tolerably well dr.swo piElorre of a wind tonstitutior ally'upright, labouriaig under a eonsciousness of guilt, and sit cadirg en exposure to the world. At half past three o'clock the morning, Mr. Malone's trial terminated The evidence on the part of the prosecution was rrhutred i indeed the Prose cutors failed in alines• erory itim Baron Sworn accordingly cumme.l up the evi dence. and concluded one of the most luminnus and humane charges ever delivered, by diraling the Jury, who, to the general saOstaflion of a crowded Court, brought in a verdia of Nat Gs 0,. Mr. Malone WAS instantly discharged ont of ens tody. His condua, while in prison, was highly ex esuplary• NAVAL DITt.LLIGANCIi. roalsmouru, NOV. 6. Arrived the Unkarir hive, Capt. rfardyman, from Monte Video ; she sailed nn the oth August. and lost the convoy she had in charge in blowing weather. The die.mader, we know, came in on Sunday, and two more transports arrived pith her, which have the 83:h regiment on board. The transports horn the Mediterranean got pm f tifla this morning. and came up to Spithead. Up. wards of 70,1 Inters were lauded yesterday from Malta and Gibraltar, brought borne in the destaa. DEAL, 110 V. 6. Arrived His Majesty's ships Maeda and Centaur, from Yarmouth, and remain in the Downs, vith the slips as per last; also. the foil, Idiom, Turner, from Shields, kir Jamaica ; and the J.uifs Iltu. Gray, hum Lundcn, fur St. Michael's. --W•nd W.S. TORBAY. NOV. S. Arrived. yesterday, the AMIZON frigate. Irons a cruise; and lAA evening, alter post, en ived the J?.,ui Gr , Vico-Admiral Duckworth. from Ply mouth. and the Torment, !tear-Admiral IA Courcy, 'rum off Ruchlort. ummicii, soy. 6. The Swedish ship Presdretie, Tanen, from Elsi neur to eaten on t!.e 221 ult by a French ptiva!ei.n, who put on board ten Frevelnien. and took out the Captain and all her crew, exceptin a Mate, and two seamen. On the t'.5.11, i.e %late and his people being on elek,,w' ile (cur of tit! , Frenchmen :.ere below, honied the darir:g rein 'Litton ef attempting the serology of their vestel. S.i4ing such a: OH tts were s'.;thin their r ower. die) , a!tatked the six Ftellzinen, and atter a 41 .tt C “!.• dia. succeeded in ki;iing VA-et of them, when the others east be!oar, and were there fastened doan wits tluir four comrades. Swe4ies ke s t pal. srs.inn of the d.ck mess they IA in with one so the Danish prizes, the Litrutrnaut of which took cur the French prism:ea, and sent on hoard some hands to a.sist the brave Swedi.• navigate th.nr ship to this part. lincn-dra;lev, &Aar and ehapman, tosurrende: November 14, t e;even, VT, and Dvoember 19, at ten, at Guildhall, J.ondon. !Imiters, Messrs. !Ivry and James, Butidersburye Loudon. Jnlin Rudd, of High Hamra, in the county of Muldusex. cheereisonger, In surrender November 12, a► e 6,04 19, at one, and December 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At turner, Mr. Noy, Mincing-lane, London. John Weheter, i 4 Manchester, in :he county of Lancaster, painter, dealer and Chapman, to November 3r , De cember 1 slid 19, at four, at the BrAgerater Arms. Manche*. ter. Att , trneyr, Mean. Sheppard and Ad.ington, Bedtord row, Loud ; and Mr. Wttlier.el, Spring Garden*, Man chester. Robert Swain*, of Halifax, in the county of York, John Stallion, of Skurcoat, in thiepartsh of Halifax, Iderstd of the city of London, Hannah Swaitie t of Halifax, Jo-eph Swaioe. of llarjax, and Nervy Ranivbetlinn, of Bradford, in the caunty of York, metchents, manufatitner. and co,p3U kegs, L. ender Noamher 16, at the house of Richard Luti. ley, the White Swan, I falifaz, 30, at the . house of John Work, the Talbot, in Bo:mord, Discstuber 19, at the house of Richard ludley, in Halifax at ten. Ann Mass. ity., Mws. Blunt and Bowman, Old ra j -Olive, Iltoad.stsect, London; and Mr. Itsoutdm, in Halifax. Elisabeth Bullock, of Birmingham. in tlm notantraf War. wick, miliiner, to surrender November 19, Rh, and December 19,at eleven, at the Coos Keys, in the Borough of Tewkes bury. A ttontim t„ Philu, 811 lard, Wirt-tn. Waresstmsake g and Mr Boutfirld, Soured" street, Fleet -street, London. .I.iseph J.hn-on and John Stitham, of Ywicketes Milli.. In the county of Na.rthampton, and Thonas Johoson, of Hyde. sheet, Blvnnolaary, in the county of Middlesex, tniller...lealers, dial men ' and co-pattner., to surrender November 17, 18,, and December 19, at ten, at Guildhall,. London. Attorneys, Mesita. Swain, Steveiss, and Maples, Old Jewry, Loudon g and Mr. Butcher, Northamptot Abraham hairs late of George.street, Mined's, la Hader of Loudon, money- crivenar, dealer and ehaparin, le surren der November 14 and 23, at one, an 4 Dentnis++ 19, at Mos as I.omlon. Attorney, II r. Poole, Margate-hill. John Parr..ck, formerly of Holiital-ttrect. Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, sad late ot Castle-VTIMIt, Holborn, in the city of Loiulon, jeweller..lealer and dolman, to sorrel:der N•iveintarr 14, 94, and D.teem.ier 19, at tune, at Guildhall; Loud -it. Attot.icy. Mi. route. Doopto hill, Lood.un. William Layton Willer, of A:bi Black!. iar'i-ioad, in the county of Sum, stationeroleakr and chapnian, to stirs render November 14, at twelve, an, at one, and December 19, at ;sieve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Firsh.san, H o ioui a. John Lu cu.tiruren, of Prince's-.treat, Retheritithe, in the enmity r.r tinny, traSner, deelor end chapetan, to strrerAer N.,veniber 14, 24,,, ooJ Uerellltber 19, et one, 41 Gotland!, Idnelon. Attorney, M. Uakley, Now Leactop-Aseet,erateir oderruo. Wane a aatrrav, o( King`setreet, Deptford. in the entl9 l 7 or Kent. ert.erom.ser. ete.ler and chairman. to surrender No vember It, at eleven, 19. at twelve, and December 19, at ten, at Gtoldoalt, London. Attorney, Mr. D. Howard, Jewry. Aldeate. , Ho Ant 'firearms on, of Braneepeth.P.orks, in the county of Mohan', d.altr Arid chairman, so surrender Nosa•rrbet 93, 26 , a•rt Oerembr•r o,st , k.. n, at the Hat and Feather. to My. petit, 11.111141 e. Attorness, Mr. liteln,tott, Sy mend's lots, Lorrriorr; and Mr. Jr , an Ilities„Duthant. • J.•hn Watcrn, the younger, arid Paul Catterall, both PIC.:0“, in the county of LinCialef, eratoreapinocts, el:eters. a , d e • traserters, to ,u•ierokr Deavorher 4,3.41.119, at elm% at th. I.rip of ;lot, in P•eston. Attorneys, Mr. Wutstargey. Preston; .rod W 5.... Md., and Parry, Old !eery, Loe4iin J. 0.0 Mellste, .1 t Wsrson the yuun;r.•►, Joseph Watson, serf Davol Ain•w,ath, all at Preston. in the e4untr of Lances tar, c. - ittoo.. r isroors, rt-Alets copartners, to surrender De. C••.akr 4, .) and 17 , at e:eren, et the house of Antbonv War ms, the inc. .1 %1 kn. id hydro, Attorn►vs, Mr. Winstao. y, I'.e.t•,tsl awl Moors Ablaut aid Parry, Old Jerry, Lendoo. Jo.. di Myees,of tV ittle, in the county of Lancaster. cut •- •Gfler, to surrende. 30, Dec:envor 1 and 19, at ei •., at t..e Lop of Man, in Preston, in the Lonely of A ttornevv. idr Winstauley, Preetin y and Mears. hi r .11 , 1 Party, Ote Jewry. 'leiVen, W Ttuvertneselle-street. its the city of i11it1141 , 01 , b1.19 , 4 to 61.1,117114111 N01141111901' 10, 94. and Lieccuber 19, at Urn, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, NIG Warnteet-cutet, Ttinstnortuo street. Clailes EMI, late of leriernstrees, in the pariah of Saint .14$11“, to the city of Westindister, tallow-chandler, dealer an 1 eh .prean, I.) surrender November 14, at twelve, 91, at our. and Dec. 19, a 1 test, at Guildhall, Looniest Attar otY. Mr. eturteen, Cisarlls Kitty, of LiverpA, ie the county of Lancaster, e..rner, to surcuder 1./ec quiver 1,2, sot 19, at env, at iliv Ginbr 'raves, in Jones-Areet, Liverpool. Attorney.. Mr. Wining, John -street, Piodfurdnew, Loud .u, and Montt. Stain• street and Lairs. Liierpoel. Hap Swab, of Alnanalle-street, gi the pm of Saint (lenrse, In the county of Middlesex, wine olerchaut and haberdasher, de.der and chapman, to amender Nuieriabet 12, at etriteen.l9, at tortes, and Deese:bet 19, at ten. et Guildhall. Loudon. Attorney, Mr. John }lnertia, Stop Wl , liant White, late of Southairoton•rotr, Ravel-sluare, in Ilia cmoity d Maltloam, baler . Jester and ciivinan, to turre.s4or ICYlOll6iNtt IS , In 19, at titters, and I)eceni bar 19, at ten, at G 04413611, Loudon. Attoesity, Mr Gregory, Clamant's inn. ?et. r 101. at and RlCilaid TYI4OOI, new or late of Leeds, in the otmo t te or meten•uts, dealers and en-reatnere, OUriendtr NOTralinf 27, 2i, sod Decambet 1.), at ten, at the and M..rk is Leeds. Attmaers, Mr. Toormo W,.4 ant Tons', in l.aed.l and Mr. Lambert. Ilattoi; settl.n, Lund.m L;relte !I all, of Birmingham, in the county hf War,lek, perfumer, dearer end chaphs..n, to ...weirder Dsreeniber 4. 5, and 19, at twelve, at the buss... of Witham Styles, known by the name of the Keys! Hotel, in Itrunorhani. Attorneys, Mvs-.e. Lee and Calle, of Wrininthaisi ;asol Mr. Jul... Aleu t.. ler, Itobett Watmar a h and Robert Williamson Clapham. both of I. sailruil, in the county of Lanea.ter, simp-boilett, t a L low-chandlers. out to summate Det." 11 .." 2 . 3t and lb, at eleven, at forst:ales, toe Globe Tate's', in 11.111 CI. pool. Alt .flirts, %if. I i1i.11.411 i.hatock. bt. M.L.tivre cow t, Potiltry, • Lon.lou; and fal...ata.llardairell aiad Stepbeace, Drury-Line, L _ _ _ , J , Mn Jones, o f LimehtMar, In the untaty tf Middlemen, hakeN, to serrender November 14, 25, at one, •od Decem ber i 9• at ten at Goddball, Loudon. Atao,uey, Mr. II- Ounce, plice. Loudon. Alexander shiner, of Fent-honk attest, In the city of LINI. neer la ammeter November 14, :Al, and D.. ce,avel 19, at tell, at Guildhall, London. Att-ruey, Mr. !boom, 64.11•011. J Watson, John Wanton the younger, and Joseph Wat.nn, all of Preatnn, is the crut.:ty of 411110194111, UAW*. 031.11f•Citiff'S., dealers and co-partuere, te surrender Ikeerober 9,9, and 19, at emirs, at the honvonf Anthony Warren, the Legs of Slut, in P , eatun. Atrorneydr, Win.tattiey, ?re.. tun; and Maw.. M4ite and Parry, 1)14 Jew‘y, L.nutor Jame. Reeve, of liolber!!, in the eounry un Mi.l4:raes. unt brella-,Niker, darter awl cesarean, to surrender November 16. and CI, a... 1 December 19, at ten, at Guildhall, Lood.o. Att , -rney, Mr Swann, Were welt, Landon. Gomm: Curiningfun. of Welreer-atreet, St. Gtorges-fields, in the c.ousity of Sauey, baler, te surrender blurred's, 14. 24, and ft.e.trihrr 19, at nue, at Guildhall, Lorethen. Attor ney, Mr. John Creekabank, of Great Si. Helegia, Loadon. riIVIDENDS. Diteernkm 5. anoPpb king and William lIE 4wanf sing. of Ms p.r,h of Saint Pail, Cote..t•garden, in Ow 61 Miii selk-mnicors and paßuers, at lathe, at Littildhill, London. Decsnibet S. Reber, Smith, nnw at late of Willi:on. hi the coents at Somerset. &sem, Orate, and Chapman, at Woven, at the house of Junes Uttarmate William., call.d at known Lt the name ea sign et the Angel lion. iu Clun, Se menet. Detentter & Edward Bower, late et New Milk, in the ern .ty of Dolby, bet now a ri‘oner in Ms Majni)*. f.e unt anent,. tentrns-ry.i.nr, de... r end elnposen. et et the Bridetnater- .1111, 11/1 1411KIWII! N. sit the • iodise, of Lasaaatre. 111..geo.•••• 30. 3.,0,rw Rad, of i over E.v lin.ithishi, in ti r c..unty et •ictu• icr , at moire, •t (au idbtaC. lom4eit. Doom*, Lb. Jvlie Witham Par r now ur iota of Wooda street, its the city of L4A nestrchant, Je.ler c h luau, at ten, at Guiltlrs.d.. ' Decetnier 5. Thomas Leath , late of Graes's•alley,W n u eno aittate, in the Fetish ist Saint Mart Whitec4a„l . in county of Mi. 1.1 esex, haberdasher, &Non and twelve, at Guildhall, London. ao. Feb., Dtvis , of Manchester, in ti, temite Lancaster, liquor- me , ch.litt, n sler end Chap:ALl, at ame e , at the Royal Oak lun , su November 44, John Soao, of Wats ,, •.: WA'', in the co w ,' of Middlesex, m au l and I . l ocit.make,, and Gui dbali , 1.0114M1. December I. ‘V,lliain Cati'n Johnoin aid J. , hn of Huntingdon, its the county to Iftintnia4,!. de der. and chapmcn, at on-, at Gn!loil.t.l, . December 1. Hugh .I,,res, of C. , w-'a ,„ t i ten, ci'y at of Guildh ni a Idindll. Loudon. s, chcesenrunger , dealer and chcm,n, CEKTIPICATES--N os. 28 . im Hol!rake, of ilriativo-rew, ut tbe county of Sn are dealer and chaptnao Peter Degrvves, of Cheapside, In tiled!, of Loarloa, an 4 Manehvv: , r 111 the comity of I...sm:.‘t, r , and Tnnun s brulge, of Manchester, warehousemen, dealets and cna mos. of yanthester , warehouseman, dell and chaona.i. Henry Kean., late of Liverpool, in the county of Lanc , :i metc';aut. Thomas Parsons, late of the 6 , 4. of R.th, in the county of S envie, beadle: - - net cite, •maker, deat.., mid charibmii. - - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AP GUILDHALL, TO-1404110W. Charley Fre.leriC Moll erston , l ate of (Monte -place, M. Whit..chape:, Ica her masitiririu,r - 2 Benjamin Norden, Exeter Strand, grocer . . 2 Dame' Inwood, Lo..er I.oidim, Oil man- 2 Robert Sharp, I.J;iton-pltee, Stiatford, K,-ex, Ladd,' . g John Magee anJ Daniel M Nulty, Gaii , r4-At Let, tint J.- drapers - Racharil VViindnian, latent' Vete street, Care-market, oil and co:our-man - • t Thrones late of Mount Ple asant , S tepney, telliddlinex, dealer and els.y,nan • - - DIVIDENDS. William !Swift, Sun-street, llishoi.zats-street, London, trunk maker &feud Hiker Strange, Print, Sum-x, grecer William Laugh', Tunhrtdig Kent, ociker frant,s 'tomes, late of Blacknian.atreet, Serrey.ch:urin and tit ugglA - Henry Demerit, GI miere-arto., Ma Ilitield.Strevt, SLl;;tli. wark, Surrey, VlrtU.lller • Joseph Wilson, late of the Strand, but now of St. Geutgebelds, Surrey, unthreila-maker • . George Easttrhy and %Valliant M.,:arlatie, Canada wharf, Sotherhithe, Surrey, ruelchanrs . - Ja. , es Seoastiin Willimat , Stamford, Lincolnshire, amen -antra William !stokes, late of Old Enna Street, London, merchant - • • - - Andrew Sidi ill and Seised Riddell, High-street, &mph 'ark, Surrey, rucers Purdy, Maritima,, London, hooker George Wilson and Edward Dixey, late ot Wardrobe. place, Diatturs"-cmurnons, bet now of Piccadilly, opticians - _ • FROM 3.47 - 11::;.42' SWAPS GiZETTE. Nil: rA mosso-no:4:s. Art. 7, 18'1. 18. h Regimen.. : J. B. !laden from 47th Toot. 1,. h.. N 1...,., • t 41.4, MOO 1, x, - b.ingc*. 2)to , e • 0,!...nal the 11 , ..!: Geri , A. F. Lok), hem •.. ....a , ment, to ok: latel.torestt-C.: v.e• Vemty. 11110. 37th Ditt•-..Cemastit:e., , t.i.t.lanam, from the 45tit Font, to be 114rjo:, without pe:c: , as., vice blower, pt motod to the Bth Wcat India Iteeimeat. 47th Chtt-...14,pr Jimattun rat -a, from the 16th Foot, to be N1.j..• eke Ilafky, who exch.t.•44, bib W,., 1.1 , 1ja Iteeimeot.....,ll4j• • W :ham Stewart, Pero the 37111 Ft +O4. to 'Jt Lid101r14411,C441311e1, Mi1110341.341:14411C. HuotrlTA,l. 'STAFF. Eh-mity Tmem et Joh,. Puce to 34136160 t to the Fercee t rias 14 , .5e, roamed. IILISIORAND, - ;4 Captain Gemas Ds I.:etrih Foot, whet was super• se.ed The Waette tit the 1311 August, 1907, is reinseste4 in is Caplan: C. F. TiInPIOPPOI, tag the baith Feet, is repettedeti, bens absent wathlut P lIRTNERBfI IPS DisslU.VEt, John Witt awl James Williams, of Chnie4-stiliet, in the lis• , •11 of bet' n+l-grun, bakers. Oct. lati. • Thomas Wriscr. of Port•ea, is the county *I S.mithrweplon, and I.•.'iltiam Gans it, of Wntilin.;tot-stis-et, nt l'..atsmouti!. in the acid Count c .al-mmehants. Oct.' 7, leo?. TiraotLy '.Vt..ch end Thomas Welch, of Lsne.ister, in the eoio.iv of Lailea,ter, awl Robert Rubinom, ur Kends!. in the e...antr M toal-dealeis enA lime-bower., at henetal ant 'kyr h Ort, 15. 16.1. (4mr:4l !Imes len, Wsbrain Wa% er, Titania.% Ckelr,ltun, an I J hu Cnar!vnvetli, et Clayton, sear Mattel,est. , , rim.tat, Aug. I, Ito?. R abort r.it.a.l and iam (Ire rm../ Elmtet.Ftw , t. SloatIO• etre; t, Olt SCA, 1,1110111, Lel-11.‘nvio, ItirMshmgmo,tmcia.f.m, 1,, farricis. NOT. 7, in.c. Bon and Jos. of Bristol, woollen-drapers, mem ra, aisi ta:ton. 110 2., IS 7. le ~wird IC.chatd Mauts, 9114 Camas. Spender, at nt.tr St,md, in tle county m G:oncamer, 41....'cas thcar.mvatt r.. Oct. 1$ 7. Wort S:neth , ,,t and 1.1.tt Stott, of Bank-mill, in the legman'', of Choi4crton, cutton•nnoncoL May 11, Iso7. J.l.n least and C.artet Manin, of Plymouth. in the county of Oevon, Et:rt.:La-as Oct.:{, 10 1 1 .I.ant Wottutt an.l Watinn Wrat,ott Atklowa, of P. ,:n3:)*.-Llown. vn thr pati<lt of Milfoid, Iq the cut ....:f W !amen. Oct. 31, 1607. Wuttiani Huron, W.lltane LlghtNot, and I.eu;s of I I niter nail, in the Nunty oi York, corteow-sptuncle. July 194.17. Thort.eslight!! and iticlaril Gal+RAtt•, at Liverpool, is the c...inty of 1.311C51401, mon an' 1 ;w.r•tue,chAM. NW,. 2, 1207. Ile nese Hilt sn4 Ralph Nicholson. warehousemen, in A liter m ntiun, Lousing, la-. min.issemmo..isse.turess. us Pawky. Nortli Mltla4l. U.L St, 181.11. 1141KRUPTCY sUrERSEDED. 114.C.inn, of Ettirkwall e in the county of mum. sex, vinusTlec, elfteet an cto ?ruin. Richard Witten. of %Lanni. in tin county of Lancuter, nut..:! titer, deiteg and chape.s.m. JIANKRUIFTS. bitiettshrey Pnpe, of Raies.ls:Z.:uno the county of Middles sea, ei:tual.,,,. t o • u:,,,des Nnarc I.bn 14, 21, ...;.1 the.-ns •er 19, at tselv., at Goildb...l. London. Attorneys, Meru.. 11.dotti and Lewis, Ma.k.litae, Loodan. Ereocrwk Francis of Cheswick, b Use county of Middlesex, d,ates cud chispinau. I. sonesider Nowsrnber 19, Il 4 s and Uwe:meet 19, at sylescii, at I.:n.14111_11, Load Jo. A tto,- nr7r, M. Freama, Omit Q.,..-en-atreet, Lineoliet4un-Fielde Staikhaet Mao.% late el tioapute, I* the county Soatbselpton, bookseller, printer, and wattessee, dealer usid etilmialts**selsondsr N.sateaber 13, at MN 14, at eleven, and December 13, at toe's*, at the Ctosto ban, Gospn.t At. totosis, htr. G•ega,y, Chtuaenessltat, Losalan; and Akita's' Parsons, Gosport aP ;Isabel I.iserehottl, the Oda", of Cheltenlbed, the mealy of Emelt, 'larger and hillowaniaodler, to sorrow* !so% e.ater 14,, it ....u, I.7.and Lasesiktier 11,..t ten, stand, nad, At . or.isys, McsoFs. Ity.oarsto cud Dalton, ~,,,,, B.a;.upst,te week, Lond.u. &Waal KieMaiwi, of tuttursalt, ht the count) of theta. CERTITICATES. George Paililtorais. of St. John-et the county of 111 diens, ollmall ' dealer and elrepossn. Juba Dutton, et Levenshnime in the perish of M a neh es t. in the county of la•reastir, fustian and ealieo-maitufattur deal , r and cliatman. James Turner, of Tooley-street, in the parish of St. Mee, Soots ark, in the c u y of Survey, cordwaines, war, hoaseinait, d ea ler and c!,apman. . _ . Samuel Pearten of K , ...ibv-tuidge , in the *sooty of t com-fa.9cit. B eeler awl chapmau. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. lank Stock c usi s per Cant. Raduced 3 p.r Cent. Comas 43111 3 4 per Cent.. St 119 j• 3 ;enema' Navy 94 ri Lung Ann. lmperitl 3 p.r Cent 'Dino Anunatee 7 7-10 O•lislio.n • ii I prem. 1:.4.8 Stock 1751 175 Irian Souris Exchequer litat N. Ye. le. preen Engloh Lotteay Tockata COUSulf fee GIII 3 i T RISII, Staelt-bneker, No 4, Cannhili, sad 3. Oaring-am. IRISH STOCKS. Nov. S. avvernmeut DeJentueet 31 par cent 711 aoremineutbrow.' 5 per Coot . 9J 11Exelunge....Dublin at Londnu, ►(ue. 1, 91. ICOUKS6 Arevotecdun 9 9 U. I I.):ita at Sight.. 33 1 :CIIANGE. Nog. 6. V 06 it n ,let ice ...a I.tiboo AO t Opraiii ...61 Dellis lOl Cork lll • R Often:hire II 5 2 Kunburgb 34 4 211 J. Altana 34 .5 2 , ,U. P,rie I day'sdatit 2 I IS OM) 24 • 2 U. odes** *4 2 11/11.110S. Portugal C.rd in Coin and Bars per os. •••• News Doubloons tier DorJr; b sivet in Bari • ••• ••• Louis each Apo of the Beak °GM/Nand, 51 per Cent. Madrid _ _ in paper. Ditto 4O effect. Palermo ... in P..p , r• Ditto 3Ol efT.ct. 11.1 boa .19% Legli irn 491 Gfreiir - ssf MARRIAGES. On Saturday, 1.. W. Uamprn, Wq Captain in the 43th Regiment. to Mild Sweet, daughter of John Street, Esq. of laroissuick—qu.re. On Thursday. at St. Catharine Coleman, Fenc'uir:h.streit, Jabs Arthur Sorrow, Ersq. of ii'arougtou. to Miss Geddes, da.light.r of Arch. Grebe,. faq. Leah. At Aberdeen, on the Slat ult. John Ross, ICaq. of Grenada. to Min Helen Carnegie, daughter of the Edo Alexander Of. aegis, Esq. 01 DEATHS. On Priday, the ult — ...tuat a ialge,ing um' ptinfut which b. bets With gunk los tautle, 'L'hutua• Hdwart, jUll. tog. ut Upper W impute-strata. Oa the 27tit tat. At Cairninuir, Cuunty of Pc•bles, the Uun. Mn.Crawituun, +Wow ut the late Hon. Oeurre Cram. HIGH WA . I Vit, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE.. Morn 7.. ram. after .... 9 1 Even. Se ... min. after..... SALE BY AUCTION. ar /LEIGH a d S. SOTWERY, 1100kmalers. at thra hews, N 165, Strand, ergamor Cate' viral-stroet. on TLJUIESUA f. November Is, and E ght fni lowiva &I T* fSelidlar excepted), at Twelve oTle.lt, Lt MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION of Auutis, in which are incited d the Duplicates of the let* Mr. litindon !Bookseller. of Vl,' whir ter; coost•thag oy ten roe C.ttokoo iu tog:ou tit.tutv, Voyage', Travel.. will Dylan Latices. Litman. a few boil) Pilots, sawn/ which are as 11116111414 Etching of Iloguth. the Fishery awl Soma.% 11 ,, iata4 a pamf, by Wooilett, Classics, kc. Acs Ti. be viewcal to the time of gale —.C.sealegam to be had, Mice Sd at she plai • a sale. = _ LONDON t.-Prottieti by 1; 4,1.\1,1D50N, Nu. 17. 1 1,11 "" court. 11 .r-st , eet CoveotArarden, and poblol.e.l at t • ° l ;"'s No 15, Blfit of Si Clement's C tomb, strand, 1,, W crucyoir No. 7, No. Selma-nowt. Lonl•Ae", — Pet 'ers I.e. the Ibis Paper, emit Ili the *tau& (Piet Paw) Wit be 416/7 Waded to. •.--~ .-a bwgliM so I n-41411 Th sir tie Draw ; ha, Yi 'rage, P Ni.,3 Si) Sir M Crop; •,1K• To -0 1 room k lot t e • ow ,rK IU.O Goat A 03.01 HA! Moth VT Bo 1,1 Wats' The Op •.1 ER PEA ASE T ilia run fu.ti, _..... 11111 1/ , el 1 1 .1.1 ig C hot