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• NAM. 01211,412aNCE, eMot: VII. Nov: 21: Arrived th , Stan,lar.l, ul Cupt. Harvey, *ill a convoy fro:n the Mediterranean. She nei ther hijirga news nor divutehes. Arrived the Itrsirtamer, Capt. Adam; L'Aim able, Lord GevirAr Stitcrt ; Hon. Capt. Rodney ; Seorpifta, eberr, 411a,korel, au 1 !flat !.; Juke, from Plymouth and Arrived the ReAri.lge brig. Lieut. Yates, front Jamaica; and the Ekres, Capt.' Ila larval, from a cirniee, Sailed the .48ielre, Capt. Born, %/Guernsey. , Came into h irhour the 41;phea cutter. D 641., NOY. 41. Arrived the liraugfiroo, from a cruise, unit has brought in with her a large privateer, nut from Ca lais, at two p. as. and captured, off Dungeness, ut _ .... ten, p. in. Arrived the Pe/ter, from Cork, with a convoy, Which an. sailed for the River; all, the Princess Nary, Ilutelittison, from St. I/orating°. uovrAt, NOV. 11. "Came in last night the brigs Nervier, of Pup peaharg, Treace Peters, master, with stilt, fruit. Lisbon for Dover; and the Gustaf !Yana, of and i t em Gottenturgh, A.. I. Ektitau, with salt, for St. - 11 bee; the former had three men put in. board by Our Trinity Pilots, from their cruising cutter, to bring Ivor Mr the harbour, two of whom were for cibly taken out by a set of persons, who, in cense 4nence of the late regulations, coueider themselves ranch injures' ; the event %%416, that in coming for the harbour, she got it-groutal for the want of wore westauce. The Officers of the' Customs, and of the impress Service, with their people, waisted also by the Military, attended during the night, and, at the Rowing of the tide, suc ceeded iii..gette.• ' her in ; the latter one had been boarded audtakett in tow by a. Ft rod. priva teer of )uugeamm, but owing tothe bAtiess of the weather had brokea adrift, with six Freockmen on .board„ which the Swesles• got the better of, end got liter sate into the harbour, with some difficulty, but net without touch obstruction from the aforesaid, .party- She has lost her taretop-mwt, and is other wise damaged by the late gales. . This asiseeiag a b'rench privateer h eght sip in the road., which bad been captured by . a sloop of war, which the Freuchmels, threugh mistake, had. been going to beard for a inerehantosae. The pri. "steer iaainee.gotre into the Downs. CIACENOCIt, ROI% 16. .Attired beer, on Monday night, thaSt. Andrew, nitdvie, a owning ship, from 'f rinidad,Arter a pis ,whet; of wine weeks. Smiled front thence, in COI 11- pay with tine Clewed Stewart cutter, Murray, bound for kalwouth. On .the 15th of September, Grained* bearing North, distant 6 or 7 haggises, ow astrangewit in c.barie althea), which they soon . alter discovered to be e•Frieuch bigger Lrivateer, Of ten or twelsie-natis,And fall of sten. ' rly .on the monsiiig.of thesketh,the.St..44adrew shortened Gni' i- 'he General Stewart . (the privateer still con timing istielatrie) and eousetenced•llring her stern calla!** latikeseeesny. There being little wind at the thaw, and the privateer, from usiug her sweeps, coming upliestosnil itappeuring to Captain H. from bee ttaluuter.of oiantsurriug, that she was resolved to capture the General Stewart, he, for the purpose of preventing this, determined to engage her, and en action shortly ,after commenced at half-musket • tot, which buts' for upwards of an hour, when, sotwitlistauding the utmost exertions of Captain Ritchie, and his gallant crew, the privateer suc ceeded in 'boarding and capturing the Genera/ Stewart, a little after which the privateer and the ....slitter hove to, and the firing ceased. 'Captain lEtehiectur employed his tune in tillitigeertridges, and repairing some gulfs that were' eliseinuated dining the action, expecting, front perceiving 'a number of men on bawd the cutter, to be at tacked by both during the night, 'but at day light of the 17th, the privateer and the cutter were nearly oto of sight, bearing West' None of the crew of the St. Andrew, we are hapiiy' to state, • were hurt, though the enemy, dmiug the action, kept up an incessant fire of great guns and 'tire arms. The enemy must have suffered severely. Cap tain it. speaks in terms of the bighead com mendation of the steadiness and gallantry displayed by his little .erew, corisi,tingr only of twenty-four • ' mew The Si. aisclovio 4?ole, on the IBth of Sep tember, in lat. li. ati. N. the Mara Ann, Dicky. - from Port-Glasgow to 'Trinidad; on the 24d, in • . lat. 16. `3B. N. saw the privateer and the General ' Stewart in company, to the 'westward, standing to ' the soothe aid. FRAM 157iTil HST. Gftavearan, Nov. 21.- r Parad by the Jenie:la, Gib. bon, from DOM.': f eine, Cowhand, Gant Maleiza , Bri • ' lannia, (Inter: and the &worm, ('tittle, tram Malta. the Kite / dm, Child;, Ahi,.Ptettairoe; Alfr.d, Parish; :w itb; Catherine Girds", Kaden; trot Mir Edward Jimr, fur Jailinilki Lady Ana, Barran .fer-Gre ; aiioei,limbert; Illerri r beam ;as idventoro, Jebnaole, fur 'St. %lament's ; From, Young, for Barbadian ; Gindioe, thaw, fOr St Kittle; Melton, l'belao, fur Moat- 9 yeeese ; Aitteluiar, Bryan, fur St. tr.ia ; Brown, Gray, Air Gibraltar ; Hasuilard, Thom far Leinikealerry ; Santa Alma Isabel, Groteatroa, fur lite ; Tracw, Main ; and Livonia., Weiss, fur Demerara. te:rameemcm-2r-Ammm. On the 1 itit i :st. the sloop Brisk, Capt. Cooor, ureteral at Cove in 35 days from Halifax, to.which place she sailed limn Critic, sonic time ago, under secret orders. mid charged With dispatches. She leit,Helifax on the 9th ult. During her stay, which was oMy five clays, she hint yrimstent crentniotti ration with the squadron ender Sir JOHN B. Waa aces Bart. Nothing reinaektitile had recently oe , catered upon the roast. The Prisis bieuglit as a pats . winger the A - rroasity-Gettut,te. She reports that thecnibergo in the. America* porn, ernitrutics to be enforced with extreme rigour, cud any attempt to violate it is punished aid: the greaten possible seve rity. It ie riewerviog of reinatk, Lbw during her .hung perrrge. site sew bat two . weeselro which site erruld not sprek, nwir.g to the weather beam! arms itatiiiely tempestatrus the whole wiry. She did net brui_ an i Atneriesin riper.. (In Wtoltsearlay aught a house in Hollosay, in the abseure of the fatnilv, wits entered, by some sill:sins, -It ho carried ott a greet part of the house- . hold turtethiret, and ether property, to a conaith:r- ' able amount. The fetnale wee was left in rare of C•i • house imprudently slept out that night. On I'intraity, when due robbery wissifi.covere t t, the rt_ ' . iflinArr of the furniture nos found ready pecker; 111 1, . ... SPOR77NG INTELLICESCE. ALPHABETICAL LtcT Thr Winning Horses •in Gut by ACrONISTES* •- - - hunttrap, Mr. Gaseingsie's, langs. at Beverfry. 3 Whitworth, 4r. Shaftue's, dais. at Catieriek, 70gs. at Durban', and ;op. at Doncaster. By ALIi\AA DEB. 6 Bav Gelding, Mr. C. Ilainwarines, 6t Barton; Mr. Cliolitionileley's, and Stakes it HalaWeli. 3" Berenice, laird Wiltou's, 701. It Newton. and s.lga. at Ken tsford. 6 Bunephalsiii, 31r. Trevanion's, the Silver Clip, value tangs. aeGoodwouil ; U:ig*. at Mitibl:tigtoti ; the King's Plate at triliclisster ; and tidbit Salisbury ; Sage. and gOlb. at Illasifford ; tlie Cup, value tongs. and saga. at Southampton ; alts 63g. at Kialtscole• 3 Cowslip, Sir I'. Stanley's, Sul. at Sbiewsbeiry ; and togs. at Staffotd. 5 Julius Cawar, Sir W. Gerardo, the Gold ('up, value maga. with augs. ie specie, at Newton; the Viliou Cup, value tarfrs. with iftugs. in specie, at Preston ; and 031. at By A MBROSItt. 3 Choi. Filly, (slant by Dun (dentine), Mr. Worrall's, 501. at Exeter. S Jewess, Mr. Hallett's, lisp. and sop. at Bibery ; and lolsgs. at Abingdon. 6 Mousetrap, Mr. Price'4, 70g4. at ()4weatry : Mr. H. W. Wynne's. 6. - . p. at M'realuitu ; and hop. at Hulywell. 4 Rosario, Mr. Biggs's., 501. at Middirsr4m ; sup. and 301. at Bibury, Sir J. Hawkins, 75gs. and Sega. at Stock. bridge ; sal. at Winchester; end 170 gs. at Ciagatott. l'y ARCHDUKE. 4 Br. any Colt, (out of Bettinghrough's Sister) Lord Dar litretun's, 10581 ,at York Spriug Meeting; sesp. and our of the Subscription Purses of idol. as. ad. at York August Minting. By ASPARAGUS. 3 Rifleman, General Groinoor's, loop. twice sop. loop. and tsop. at Newmarket. By BENINGBROUGH. 3 Bay Filly, (out of Daffodil), Lord Moutgomeries, ;cogs. the Gold Cup, value stop. sop. and stip. at Ayr. 4 Belinda, Lord Grey's, the Gold Cup, value loop. with 800. in specie, at eeeicester ; and the Gold Cup, value longs. with togs. in specie, at Stallnd. g Cecilia, Mr. Benson's, sol. at Manchester ; sol. at Bridge north; and sot. at Ludlow. 4 Chants, ifesCoukes, sot. at Nottieshgen. S Dahill% Ow J. Heayrrood's; amp. at Newmarket ; and 34tits. ,at 4apitierbary. ▪ Feltoa, 19r.ShAkiles, lb* Klag's Plate, at Ascot. s foetal's, 'lr. Culliriaorea. 501. at Nereastli ; and the blip Nleeit Hdiuburgh; Sir J. L. Johnstuilea, twice ' .1014. at Ayr. -A Orompauti, Mr. ,Terranion's, 7.5 p. and fangs. at Wad dington-. enstartta, Lord Grey's, itop. at Cheater; tol. at Bridge north ; the Gold Cnp, value loop. with - ,up. in spe cie, at Nonip g k aau ; pop. at Wert, ; (tags. at Litels. Bald; and tiara , at HofTweil• 4 Ifylas, Mr. Garfueth's, tiogis. at Malian ; Lied Lowther's, nags. and 24P- at Newmark et. 4 Margaret, Mr. Weptwurikerrit togs. at Walton ; and tongs. at Catieriek. • 10.iy, Oci.vral Grosvenor's, loop.. anal 50gs. at Ncer. wirkrt. 4 Phiebutainiitt, Mr. Smith's, twice SOL at Nantwich. 3 Rid-Ruse, Mr. Hunt's, twice at Swansea. S Rosette, Mr. H. ;'time's, two of the Sulairriptinit Purses 260*. PP. 411. each, at York August Meeting ; and the Gold Cap at Richmond. 4 Scud, Lord Munim's 'wings, and Joel. at York August Meetiug; ens*. mud ' wogs- at Doacaater. 5 Thum, Wr C. 'Curates, acoas. and loop. at Newmarket ; Kai lfriddenres, lop. at Newmarket; the King's Plate arNallittisiara a and sot. at Derby. 4 14 1 1 4 4 4 11 4 1 14, Allard C. HI Soarrices, ;cogs. twice toga. sad at Si/wry; the Gull Cup at BlaadSurd ; also Bop. aad 501. at Exeter. By BOASTER. Gift, Mr. Williams's, sot. and esl. at Chelmsford; and .101. at Iluutiugdon. By aBROTHER lo REPEATER. 4 Momentilla Mr. Vansittares.. sop. loop. and wogs. at NewsnariCet. By BUSTARD. $ Howelmole t Colonel Hortoo'm 701. at auburn; ponds. at Neemultle; and lugs. at eloseaster. By BUR:BARD. 5 Blowing, .Lord Foley's -40og. at Newmark e t. 7 'Braitivriwm, *Lord Low ther',, 50p. 10p. ,:ungs. logs. and 5111440: 'at Newmarket 5 Dronzi-, Mr. Goddard's, osogs. at Kingwate ; awl sot. at Chipprobam 7 Bastard, Lord Sarkeilles, loop. 200 p. uud tions. at Newmarket. 5 Buzzard, Mr. Add!. et Stamford. ,; elree.'Coh, (Brattier to !instant°, Lord Stilwell's, Sop. ut Newmarket. 6 Currycomb, Mr. Vamittares, atop. ;op. and roop. at Newmarket. Deceiver, Lord Marvell's, the Craven Stakes of ;sap. sop: and longs. at. Newmarket; Lord Saekeille's, twice mar. snp. mid haler ;rings. at Newmarket. • Demilooaant, Lord G. H. Caretdialie, 100 p. 50p. add 061 s. at Newmarket. a fanny, Sir J. Shelley'', 400 gs. 100 p. 500ga. bul . and longs. at Newmarket. 4 Cadi-tot, Mr. Batson's, lop. at Newmark e t ; a l so frogs. and 5111. at Ascot. 4 Hawk, Sir 3. lionywood's, 341. tos. at Newmarket ; snl. at Ascot; tsop. at Canterbury; also hogs. and sal. at Lewes. 3 ',wawa, Jir. Kellermann's, sop. at Newmarket. 3 John O'Gaind, General Grosvenor's, ;pis. loop 15 1 r4. logs. sad twice imp. at Newmarket. S Menymaid, Mr. Goldinea, sol. at .11untingdon , sol. at Nuogitasupton oad sal. at Bedfard. ItalFbirm, Mr. Pardon's, loop. at Newmarket. S Sulam. Lord llarlin&teti's, the Pavilion Makes of and loop. at Ili iehtow OttiOge. St LTlrtili; and wrier Ivor. aa Newmarket. I: &him, Mr. I)..itailelitfe's, stoop. at Newmarket. S gotwritheions, General Grosvenor's, isms. at Notting:ism. 5 Vanity, Duke of Grafton s, twice Sop. 501. and 3045. at Newmarket. 6 Wlttl:esto. Mr. Hurst's, 6op. and 501. at Cardiff. my CHANTICLEER. I Bob Welty, Mr. Daly's. the King's Plate, at Warwick and Hy CORIANDER. 3 Allll4, Mr. Cur 1311.. Wried, wogs at I.eirevier. 3 s•e) etiohresag Mr. Urania, 714. at Chelosafierd. Crabs Mr. Trevaoioaes, Sot. at Salisbury. Cha f e of Grottoes's, twice 23gs. at New market. 3 Reuiahaw, Xr. D. Radelitres, toela at Newmarket. By DIKLPIN I. 3 Bay Filly, Mr. Watatm, loop. at Milton ; Mr..l. Richard. 114.11 . 4, :int at IA. a .In. C nratlbiory, Mrs toop. at Newmarket. Mr. Gaullist/Ws, mitigs. at l'oik ; atop. a, Bi ibUry ; 30i. and eop. at Hereford ; Mop. at Leicester; .:nris. at lkintarote. Meentrtx,. Slr. Qtaiwrlrs, Sap. at Irvine. 4ratmentsit., 31r. Fenwick's, nogg.. and sot. at Canter bury; Captain flosaudea's; :top. at Southampton. By DON QUIXOTE. li Art s :flute; Mr. Unyil's, bugs. at Tre-litarlock. Cerrasilles, Lucia moos. at York ; 100:s. at Pisitrfract ; and t.riers. at I/Uneasier. a Ches. Pally, (out cf Lady Una . ), Mr. l'aynea, twice Juop. at NeVISI al ket. fully, Lurill'olci's„ 774 a as Newmarket. ; Mind..esiiiwtr, Mr. 4.4utler's ; :Mt at Newbury; Sol. at ON. to"! and :A u l at Warwick. nom List tactirs VAZETTE. , PARTNERSHIPS I)I3SOLVED William Edward Blakey/ay, (711ristoplier Boncks, and ikrobtv, of Browley, Salop, arum-masters. Sr pt tam,. . Jubo Borrocks, Samuel Hayforks John IViltelieed, /sad Thomas Millar, all of Prestoo, it:am-atter ' and %Villiaus Thorpe, of M'aiictiester, cotton-merchants. Oct. 3,1801 i. _ . - Be.turain and Thomas Dalton, of Union-atrial, Bishopsgateatreet, attoreys. Sept. 'j, 1814. Thomas Winder, Thomas Fot-ler and base Mromsons, of Marsh-pl.u.r, Lambeth, and of rWit4sisk, cual-unrchaul.. Aug. iu, lsu3. Philip Bremridge and Henry Drake, of Barnstaple, Devon, attameys. Julia licatcs, James Plant, and William Barnes, of die BI%BY It'orks, Cheadle, Station!, =Jolters : Alareb:4,lll.,, Samuel Smith, Thowas Mercer, and Mark Noble Pirrey, of Coventry, wateh.nrautsfacturera. July 6, I sod. John Russell, of Acworth, Durham, and Matthew Hall, of Newrartle.npon:Fyne,spirit.rnerrhants. Nov. 11, 14.14. Sarah Ana Jetties and Amelia Henrietta Ash, of hewing tuu-eaureirr.y, babertlualten. Nov. 8, 1803. James Dixon, William Ileorite Augustus Y0164,1'1;1 John Dhoti, of Laudon, slopsellt es. Sept. 311, lator. Samuel Holmes and JIIIIWI Gillum, of Liniehouse, sex, strap-boilers. Arigast 6, 1503. Thomas Fielding, John Swallow, and Thomas Sla.len, of Halifax, Vork, corn-dealees. Sept 13, 1505. Charles krinth and William Currld, of Hirusinghain, sad dlers. Nov. 4, .13.01:... FIANKRUPTCI' ENLARGED Hugh Joao., of Skiver-street, Landon, eiteetemonger from Nutt 11A14.1 . 19, toJaauary 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Beattie, of Louttorr%, Cumberland, mcrelaant. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Denson the rosogir, of Wolgerharnpton, ja panner, w aturendrr Leeerahrr I I ?, at Amr, 30, runt January 3, at elcvest, at the icruinglouu.Arme Inn, in Sititflull, Sa lop. Attorney'', Mr. Edward Biddle, SAutrerhautptuu i and Mr. Chartes*illiaum, Staple !nu, 1...md.m. . Richard Gore, of Liverpool, linen-draper, to surrender, December 21 , and January 3, at eleven, at the George I.tt erpool. Attorue)s, Mr. Whiffle, John-street, Bed ford-row, 1.11 , H1.1111 and qtr. Forrest, of Liverpool. Tlinrueley, of Carnbuink, Lancaster, dyer, to sur render, December 14, 15, and January 3, at two, at the Bog 'Eaters', 31anthester. Antrim's, Mean. Kearsley and Cardwell, iu Manchester i and Mr. Ellis, Curcitue.street, London. !Myth, of Sheffield, mercer, to trarreuder, Derem ber 1,2, and January 3, at one, at the Tontine Imo Sher. 6041. Attorneys, 'Messrs Parker and Brown, in Sheilicl.l ; and Mean. Diagram and Walter, SyinoinFs-Ipp, ghaneery lane, 1,0141111. Edward Stamford, of York.street, Cereasefelai-road, d.tor-teetor, to surresidee,piovembet 4, December to, awl January 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attor ney, Mr. flout, Warwick-court,Molls4ru. John L wan, of Rainsgate, Kent, shopkeeper, to surren der, November 'at two, 4ti, and I*i:ruttier 31, at twelve, at Guildhall, lanishon. Anwar", Ils . Callao, 'St. The mas's-street, Southwaelc. John PArANIII, K Citeapside, Loudon, warwhousemsn, to verrentler, Novetaiier tg , I.l4trengoer le, and January a, at twelve, at Grildbd , London. Attorney, Mr. Evan lUalkee, Sow thampion-idivel, Covent-Garden. Williaua Pearce, of Dover, Krnt,cordwainer, to surren der, Noveutlicr Deeenalber ti, and January 1, at ten at Gap thrall, l uuelou . .Attorney, Mr. Aline, Frederick's place, Old Jewry, Loudon. Dlvinr.sns. rtbruary 14. Charlesllmiry wd Nicholr Muses'. of New gate- treat, Loudon, liora-drapen, at osie, at Gliddhall. Deena:Mee 114. Houglitou Spesiecr, of West %Trotting, Cambridge, maltster, at twelve, at Guiphail, I.uodoa. December 17 William Phillips, of Rochester, Kral, taiilrt at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. , 14. Joshua Richard Wilkinson, of Mee 41211. , Surrey, coupsr, 'Coo', it duildhall, —.mom 12. Charles Glover, of Altrammelmetarot, St. George, Hanover-square, Nliddlesea, upholsterer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. to ember 13. Charles Morton, of Croydon, Surrey, horse dealer, at one, at Guildhall, Lotian. stoney JO. John Cutter, of Bread-street, Chimpside, Lou don, warehouse/arm, at twelve, at Guildhall. leeember 6. Thomas White, of the Borough of South wark, Surrey, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. rebruary lobe, lloraloydewn, London. December 19. Robert Gonlden, of, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George Is.o, Liverpool. December 15. A exauder Woodward, of Liverpool, wins merchant, at eleveu, at the loth Hotel, Williamson's square, Liverpool. December vg. Henry Andrews, late of Canterbury, seeds man, at tea, at Guildhall, Cautet•bury. December 21. Edward Faulding, nu* or late of Gainslon rough, Lincoln, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Whits Hart lan, Ganishorough. December ry. Peter Hlatchford, late of Litton, Devon, miller, at tea, at the Willie Hart Inn, Launceston, Corn wall. Decemiser 14. John Verity, of Mancheater, dryaelter, at three, at the Tiridgenater-Arms, Manchester. 'unary 30. %Valiant 'rhompson, of Deau-street, South wark, Surrey, and Eiwnez.or Leadbeater, of Moor-phiee, Lambeth, merchants, at twelve, at Gull:Mali, London. ecember 13. Nathan Rust, of Hothutielli Pappard. near Henley, lixfocil, miller, at tselve, at Guildhall. London. *centime, 17. Isaac Peon, of Leather-Luse, Dlioldleaex, oil-floss, at tiethe, at Guildhall, Lumina. limitary 7. William tltham, of Takeninirse-yaril, London, baker, atone, at Guildhall, Loudon. December 17. Joseph Mau Daniels otherwise Joseph MLA Daniels, of Cialciums-strco.t, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. December au. S. , ..onic I roller, late of Cambridge, draper, at ten, at GYiI lhall , Lostokon. 1./ecetuber U. Gem ze Davis, of Cranbourn-street, Leices ter-Fields, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lou don. Direetirker 17. Miley Grundy Weems, late of Grey's-lon sipiare, Middlesex, inutiey.scrirmicr, at twelve, at Guild ; ball, London. December s 7. Charle• Baker, late of Sarille-place, Lam beth, hurray, tlourrhicter, at ten, at Gui[obeli, Londow December dt. Alosea Joel, of II igli• street; Illkgreditell, Lea den' dealer iu glass and earthenware, at twel ve , a t Guild hall, London. December IJ. Betonrd Roes, of New City Chambers, Lionises, reercbaat, at one, at Guildhall. Deectulier 17. Timothy Byrebmure, of Markel-street, Ox ford-market, Altddleitex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Decerubte tr, Robert Eccles, late of Chorley, lzmesster, cottua-in•nufactirer, et the White Horse Inn, in Preston. December 13. Macall Medford, of Fiastiory-square, Mid dlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Londou. December 41. Ricr,ii,rd Chambers, lets of Newcastle upon-Tyne, liounsonger, at alive., at the Maskesvear Tavern, Newcastle. December 17. George Edward Sergeant, of Potties, Hants, slop-seller, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loadon. CERTIEICATES-.-Drc. Elijah Johnsuu, of Bleeding-heart-yard, Charles-street, Hattire-gardeo, Middlesex, radoiuct-tneker. Stephen Shatlcrnselind Robert Venice, of Manchester, Lan. caster, cotton.nianufactnrers Samuel Worthington, late of Herat, Ashton-ender-Line, Lancaster, nimilin-mamiburturcr. Fredrick Cherie' Augustus !Sandwell, of Devizes, Wilts, clothier. John Heartland, of Eirminghern, Warwkk, wood•screw maker. • John Claik, of Leng-lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, bidemales. man. TLuntr.s Nosalldridee, of Stuke-in-tin•bead, Devon, butcher INcubigau Sent, of tie Town sad Cuuutyuf Nercastk uioon-T)ue, lotto and truniten-draper. flew ge liarriaus sod Joint IV:ltems, of Noble-street, Cheap- Fide, lAmdun, R.obrri Bryon: of Gomk-ottret, SuLo, MultEctex, r kat4rller IiRMETON, N o y, 20, • The chasm formed to Cie Cliff, bets/ea u th e Crescent and the ?sew Steyne, has attracted tita n _ berleas visitants to that quarter, both yag e m e , and this day. The platy has real') a g1,,,,;gy sri terrific appearance, and the Denser 011 the. uninhngs thereabout are begi iiii iug to be troy se e to m . if alarmed. They up;sear now to he tours : cet Nee their Dew grayutai do not irraje,:t far eituagli iota the sea, though, at the .ante tour, toe, f *rem inclined to audiait to harthe: capetises id modem thetu moreoseful, or by the timely erection of t i on .l jetties, tapas a larger freak, to ulartiti the sent. rity they desire. Procrustiouttoir, it has beim justiy mmarved,• is the thief of titue- . --aad this mi t t now menaces to robs the tuati of protierty is the amount of flume thoustitols of pottod s . T he miraculous mope which Ki t b t , tool (anent had, warm the f.,1 irf that port or the Cliff. above alluded to, teak p. I itt e oft niftily :LA N . i.•g, is all! the turre..t topic of couversatima. 'll l , l ti.art:emeti iti que.tioa were leeitiug ugeinat ths fence, the margin of the Clid prorettiii 4 ma n y r„„, beyond it, whim they felt theare ,, ndslcike henetith them, and immediately after diet uvered a c rac k i n the road, ten or twelv e f ee t a n the North oflnnu and which exteuded to 4 coositle;able dist:to m t roth &the right and left. l'hey ncedd not tellir.g their danger, they saw it with horror, mid, at th e h i . staid, happily arui.led itz . Searcely Mal they cross e d the severed port of the road, than dodo it fell with* treinendous crash, the water anti .and raised thereby ascending, it is supposed, at least 100 feet above their heads, and with which they were nearly over whelmed. Two dugs that were fightiag mar the spot, went over the Cliff and perished. There is, at this time, a tremendous crack iu•the Cliff. nearly opposite Rock-buildings. This projeetrneat is ex pected to fall every hour t, it is impoodble that it can long remain. The wall at the base cf the Cliff, opposite the Royal Circlet, the autninit.of which fonnetl a kind of terrace, is completely gone, and nothing but a sufficient koty, timely run out these. can ultimately preserve the houses from the merci less ritcroctclitueuL, of IVeptiose. Not a vestige r••:- mains of the heavy pump that belonged to the original baths, but, fortunately, the groyne to which it was attached remains secure, and preserves the property about that part. The weather, yos terday, moderated, or, the injuries sustained here must have been greatly increased ; and ea. day. though damp, the wilidhas been completely hushed. Sea-weeds, as far as the eye can reach, cater the beach both to the east and west the apeetaele the scene altogether presents, is at once grand and ter rible—'—and it is regarded with those feelings of awe that would be very difficult to describe. All' the world of fashion, at present here. have beenrenes ing the ruins from their carriages, thi s d a y, a nd th e rides, eousequently, as the ramous equipages re turned, were getiendly resorted to, and which die. played very anitnatett appearances. It is said that the PRUKCE will be at the Pavilion this evening. but whether or not such will actually be' the case, we shall not attempt to.decide until tomorrow. PRICE OF STOCKS, Y ESTERDAY. Rank Stock as; di 3 per Cent. Reduced a pee ono. Carrots • $ 6 ll per Cent eti a 5 per Cm*. IS evy Long Annuities. Oinniuni India _ _ St,rck .. India Blinds. 6 7 prem. Esehegmer Ilill 4 l 6 io prem. Engliai Logery Tickets —tit. 1.7.6. Consuls fur tiera T FISH, Stuekbruker, 4, Conlin!, and g, Charmg-ei g:Cr De ntaa h en . a t l De; c s eu pov t fent : ..... ;111 - - Amsterdam 33 4 3 Ditto at Sight 3S s Rotterdam c. f is 6 2 V. Hainhurgli 3i 6 •t 'Ll, Altima 3l 7 OU. Paris Ditto 2 Us 22 0 Rourdroux Cady Madrid • 44. effective dilMoa 4l Leghorn Naples 42 Genoa rau Lir.Pie. se Do. Net 11,01140 (Nov. CHANUE, Nov. ia Liiios 6s Oporto ~ Defilia Cork NIU Portugal Gold in Coin and Bars 1. S. d. roz Tlouhloona New Dollars o S Silver in Burs New Louis (each) o A=io4 lll a-m.Blmi 9f Holaid. 9 I": (eat. BIRTHS. Lately, Sim Turner, of Doningdon, Shrewsbury, of 3 sae and heir, after being in the marriage state 15 years. At his house, on the Circular-road, near Limerick, the lady of Calmat* Westropp, of the Limerick City Regimn.t, of a daughter. At.kasserich, the lady of Capt:iiit Blood, of the Clare Mi litia, of a daughter. Lately, ,at Fort William, near Cork, the lady of Colonel Baker, of a daughter. Al A:etch house, Hants, the lady of Chet.' J iaokiasos, Esq.llll.r. thr Darer, of a daughter. :lIARRIAD ES. • • ..79Peday Nat, at Christ-Church, Surrey, lamp Cri.tt• /Weil, proprietor of The Dorchester and Journal, „to Alan, of BvieLiriars'-rord. Ths ytk instant, at 'hum/re, Mr. Willians i lilipillf Ede , ' may, at the 1111V1112r04 age of 73, to the agreeable Mus Lig• COILS , . Lee, of Druntshre, aged at. On Tuesdal., at Dorer, J. Dcscbampt Lacy, Esq. by master of the Shropshire Regiment of .31ilatig, harbie Mantra Boyce, eldest daughter of J. Bottc in Jim East India Company's service. • DEATH. On the huh Inst. 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