The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-10-28 00:00:00

a of Commons, and that he angle , pereoneto the Tower. llhi minter s respectful than Link tete. ‘Otttiderilig eitiee et the teases, wheat-he Jails tynionical principle. It i. time, bine for you to make a 'time eights, awl to o-euisli die trite *yet, letioue and flattery. 1 sty hey,: used pieta Ista t iusge. . which leis been treated with conk lapt by ohm.. fess, ally have thereby rendered - themselves crou t o.pbillr. YOl.l err perriiitted to pour lota nerattilittions to. the * flirotie, 1111:1 to tend there syllebubs cud jelliea---eut when you Yew. ture to 'eruct up a dish of good English ruast beef• they .any cur....but they never desire it to conie ausiie" Mr. Qua then read a passage fere softie of the ,letters of the late (liter Geld s expreativeed the utmost coutempt for con, gratidatory addresser mid odattery; and concluded tin iin;ti relive anti eloqueut speech, by giviug his hearty tVisearreace isi the 1110,1011 RS beet proposed. Mr. SARUM. DIXON snail. be thsapproved of the flesolittanis proweetl. as they went to eliect the sliguity of. the Coca. It was ridiculous to call it the answer of Alinistere-eit VAS the ease er pr ilia blajrat,, nail as Wadi they had :aright to receive it, and lit satiefted:.sthee lie heard Gratleuwn speak of addresses of.eduletion. he looked on the expressions to be mei e metaphors. There mire • Wita au instance m that Coma, eiiere a motitei fur Ilia mast tvaeiwis Answer to be entered en the jourinde of the Court C 1014 . 101 will' a 'trios; of resolutions disapproving- of it. ll* re membered an instatice lei record, where the City of London had addressed His Ainiesity to call went, fur the pisrp.ise of emeidering the dangerous situation of the comity y ; stud they received the la conic answer, that the Mejetty had elreitily sum moned his l'arliainent, 'mid their intern name was unuecessiny. It with thou uttenipted to briie; for ward a usoUret eimilm to that of this day, lost it am. ne g atived. This was a eerie exactly in voile ;he would, therefore, move, :teen atuenclnieut. o That His Ittjtaiti's Answer should he eider, d nil the Neiriuds, and that the iteselutioue should he • nitteal." ride auseidment bring statanrital by Mr. Rots, ILertioute.:e. read 1 1 w -erigu,ul motion and •nwitilatait ; but iiettetel of the ;met greithria Armor, he revel, in mistake, the most eriecoes trlcer.—(4 loud Iletroaler corrected his orristate, sod read the femme (nee Mr. eldenetii oaseryed, mach had heti' said about right a n d lie aye da (Ismael el„ said wmild .1, Ear to pre-erre• them as any man is that Cutia ; but t zuntl.uhru mud, they lime a riele to athin ss I las Akira.** is. the sway a hich they thiiit *mild mn.o belletit t.ercltc id Laotian. and the coa.itry at large. If so. timely they ought I• 1 al low the Crowu the &late ;lirtvttege. Wm there. any limn hi that Court wits .width he hold t outigh to Say , that they hail a ii 4 et toeisike veramistrances, awl his I.llesty had not a riAlitto improve ? If there war, oat, they c.tght to be seti-t;ed with the austeer th ey itaid received ; -for it coeteiatal the Ka. intimate of the Aease and wit tleve of hi. Muns ter.. For these, maisoua, tie amendment should *cries his waaneat ideptirt. Mr. .llderum 'meal: °heaved, he was uehimed . and usteaished that the worthy keitaiiisei blinuld contend is that Coat that the latigitere of the answer was that of !lie Ma :sty'. It..l4.At.rir3t, eau . sidcred is any ',ebbe body tit lie so, bet that of h;a MiMatees. Even in die dame of Coinuomes whem they received a Mesetee i'f,'”l:l the .66i-r -etire it was out eamailetred is. leiaguaere bat that ef the Mmiatere. Althoesti they were forbiden hythe rules of the Wine to Ise ;item {has bleisty's name wig i c i liseppru:adar r i, y they 1:11. mie lverted ph :lit 14.3,2:e.5. uu 123:14bg the prntluce. tioti.of his tluiisterk. The Resolute/as rote his feilepprubettsou. This sp an the time for the city of London to chew they had rot lost their intle peasteace. The whole enteire was them. waiting genii nitaious expecuition to know hex its hest Lily would out spot, theiesult which they had rrerieetl; mud the present wits the ouly oppo Waite that they should hose to express their detestation of the authors of t • leir co,nitrj s diegrace. Mr. Aidertuali lititeu et rake in explanation. lies GILIODS.4I..RE whet, this was et tone when every man ought to come forward and speak his sentinseuts. It was not a tnn:nent for quibbling, to try to sink the indepeadt nee and pritilages of the Curporatium Ile cosa:ltehal by expriesupg his most derided approberieti of the liireolatuses. Mr. Helvetian expressed himself etronely in fa vourer the oretioisi hatable mars, sod most decidedly estainttalw Anteadtr.rot, as he eon-iueTMl the an swer of Hi...Melee:y . l Atwater. a most ungracious NW. Mr. Warms.", in repAy, stated. that he ex pected to hate bt ru docnasesits brota h ht fra eall to elite that he was mit of order, but none each were produced, kir tot ven t ' beet reason, tl'at ammo dell exist. lie ironed awitme it WO a praseiple, that die answer was that of tine Mideterw lie thought the mover of the ame.elliteat ueg'it it ire settemept ed to have sheen that it nos out; but be utter wait oat of hie depth lay ha:vital:me resisOyalssie Regaltralltli. He made a s atte.oht to quitablv. ' h lee &newer •te which he abetleil was a bold one, but not as magractous one. Chief 11,igistrate who then povided, Aldilanita Ili.‘bert, although he was a firm supporter of the then Adatioistraboa, foetid fault with it. Mr. Dixets bed csousalbilead of his making a personal attack on him. lie assured him. and the Cued, that lie never attacked any usen's private character ~ Out a person eamplaihiug of an attack upon his public character, ought to be able to defeat it. The grndeunai tad not env occasion to be afraid that he abeld praise hies, for he was too %mat ti lover of truth to do that. —As to the wo.thy Alderman who had taken up a most unfortunate aretriment he ohjeetel t i it in tato. It Watv the first time he had Mated butt the King was his own Minister—lent the King not being his own Miei,ter. they had a vet it to go to Hu Majesty wawa make their este piaint is his royal tar ; if 'pot. erery akerelew of liberty was goer. They new rot their friends, nor the friends of Hts 31ajcsfy. that would cline his ear against his ptople, it wow tit time tote put an cud to e race of the Stuart*. lie 1, amen geutlemen come forward with •nloar when there vas some trifling Militia business to be settled ;lout this was a question where the vital tuts:eats and Maud,- of the people of the empire mere at sta:e.— inn more critical head of Atituittia. ince he tual world, Atlalio..al a people artct thew, It this is a aiugutar Hatton is *khan them, mud Luise but the Itil!Uteri or dependents of could be isnot! Wee enough to titta•mpt to support their coot: • ~•••:• Mr. SANWEL DIXON —" Thf.. z eutkruin just sit don', when he said this con ,Iry was In u :nom lu terittithle Mite, aught to hire swell the truth. It win, on the eontriory, in n most eiriable mute, and the I.intinition of the world. He was charged with great iingenuity—!,le! 'No! No from ill parts Ville Ccoirt.) He wits tot,' it ens the mossier of the Alimmers. He e mkt contra:het tr e n s:er i ims ; r or if it was, it mils sun!aiiit a unit-etiti of the Kidg.— It wise this feeling int.l lunguatze shut caused the French revolutiou. A imtleinan hiril tidies him up on the words 4. tilObt uranium," This we. the langlioAr &away' used ;•" P.aot Komi M." and .• %cr.: gr1V%1111,, , were the iiramore tern's. " —(A Awed . long!., aid eve!! of Qffeqii/ft 4ffestion The CONWON SLILICANT brat put Mr. Dixou's was negatived without a divi sion. Ile then put Mr. Wwitlimas oration. was carried uniininion, y. with the exeeptiou of three yams. viz. Me-uirv. Dixou, Duet:, .41,t1 Mr. WatTlitlaki theu informal the L'ourt he had another matiou to make. He • aould not, boa - ever, take up the time of Car Court by pre tlienig it; but unless it Mali carried, it lutist think' that hardly any thing lital been dour . lie the'. 4 * moved Ttuit a Committee l:e appniiitcd to tiro% up a loyal address to ilia Itlajeaty, ou the resolutions that had banal - exiled; pay ing that His !Majesty !would' be graciously pleased to uu.ke a A.:twilit awl rigorous inquiry bitu the cau:es that led to the late disgraceful Conseution in l'ortsNal ; that he would be. also graciously pleased to make inquiry into the me thod of unikiii4 usilitar, appointments ; and that lir would he also gnrtiou.ly pleased to order Par ham...it to lw tosireoed us moo as pew.ihlr, in oole-r that th,r.• nosy be a strict Parliatlicutsry hi uuirr into tio..e subjects." Niotoo t b.mg seconded, a desultory can rermstitsit tuck place' between 31eitses. Vs MB IMAN, CUNIStir DIXON, (.;00.11g111111g, "ICART ; atter which t. Mr. 11. AITIIMAN withdrew the 31.ition for the Aikiresa, Dist snored, " That the licsoltitions ogre. dto should be sietied by the Town-C erk, ar.d published in the Sloruing aad Ereiing Daily Nees !James" which was carried ut aniinowsly. The Watch Act wag passed, and no other basis. sari was doue.—Adi.unial at tour o'clock. ' • it out to toil re . ea,l (irany country ower we i 4, i or ' audisjew wen ut the I ideriin; the . .„, . ' Indian utile to snot ii. liver tar supported Mit, public turn. and tha politic:id we I . uw. tlierelaaa, tooth am; they liad al.: e 4i . i ,t a .d_ a ra l ivil fit t y he_ pe o Id to poricere peariiil ' • im :}'stout of taugrato- tour.—The whole vusee of the i 3114 RPEI:S. While we lave to record mother serioot depredation of this t.iNcriptiou of mitten, we • snout Lilts e:.iscrsM.e our astovisioeut, at t'srait;liteswd day, that tato, maseessiss the least degree ut cumulus sense, eta 1w deindess hy Hato, when P.:sorely a week rows lost the newspapers hale acetic. resters 1.1 ring and diansonel•slcypping isnmeotiosoi ; bit, me the oihri . hashl. the credit:leen faeces Jo slot appear as the meat hossooreible light, miller" expect to gat is..ssC! is sot a eery retthiahh or praiseworthy way. Ou *1 made). morning, Mr. II Embry, • wealthy fernier, who ressalc• at Tams. stied, near Hereford, arr i ved its I ondon I the lihossersts r Ile pot sec at the G.-. p. 13:ur hoar less, in Holborn On Wetioesdny enirrouse, after breakt-d, as Ise mu eating In lielluttlee o sites t ot. was attracted by a cruel of sheep ;he eta,sped is look at them, sad while it this act, a moss reuse slisticside of Iwo and bsgau Sado.* aisoSt the 5h....;•; they eusti3sed is courereation, slid the fusser told hiss what coteutry be taste Pune • the man told his hes ante fame nes Hereford, and had send his how to a grocer in that tows; the farmed, highly pleased with haesug met wall a emiettymatt, con tinued to walk with Lon toe same time, daring %glitch, he . charted the mass pick up a small parcel, Ind took tau tie /lee ; they at lenztle signed to go into a pahhe.hsslte, near the notedling Hospital, to has suss Insure, mut in a abort time ;Le maw pulled out the parcel hr hid poked op, and said he music see slat it contented; VA cussonsatiol i , purported to be a diamond cross, exit a rtinespt his it, Illthoto,llng to 1 hr tilt trick was played off of a roan folkoring Them int., the cable. house, to s loon the busisuss was mewed_ lie wee asked if he Jul sot dunk the smote of the peruse alto Led purchased tie croft was a French one he agreed it .4 • ix, anal as soils a fair prate, s the French had dime us a Orel of mischief; bet advised very meth tlt.t it chaald hr kept a seest. He Itemise gave it es IX soAtiross, t:sat tbe tanner sisoold kart !elflike valor as be waste company, which was *tactics! to ley the itsjer. He, halters's. et lesiph agreed to giv e Lim us e ham:rid peals fie his share, hat Le had mot sumach about hoe ; lie soo:d tht al fore *- posit the trims with the Gros• r, d he would .' . treat Idea with • aunt ef mote, In his bawd. up the followiaz day, as he hiral am the pleases sof kaosiug hint, which the ferrate was • ▪ cuough !scampi, %Ms, acid actually gate tan to. The trick .1 se not dwea.vend till tior time anisid fur the Woo r to as ive the hushed poneds, and the ima did nut appear • oh it l'tsterday se'unight, a brace of woodcocks was killed at Possotilty. near Wiittehaven, by tt..tt do.. triiiv,uieherl marksman. Mr. RlCOAfttro \VII tnr. bor of r.euitriru.. 1 IMAM are the first at. ha . .e Matti of the: season. thi Friday meriting Carlisle gaol nes mash, 1 lnot.int open, when the notorious .Nni.istr, &item: Ia ith three. etlicr prisoners, viz. White, ROW, awl i Bersi, atade their (scups:. The seamier in which i that nwiertakitig was achieved displayed much M- I gensity and courage, sod gives some consistency to the bravado of Naylor himself, that no gaol in Eagrland but lAr.caster Castle could hold him.— *lice his last return to the place of his confi.tentent, : 1w was loaded with alcove ho pounds weight of trim, 1 mile 8 pounds short of t h at which the fatness plibiron . Tavtra had to su.tain while eutititir.i in lii. iidungeon at Magdeburg: he was chained to the wall, frequently Ininihnitied, and generally shin bolted and neck-hotted.—Cialer all these disheart ening eircumsta: eel', he effected his escape merely by means of tw,-. irou bar.. wltiab had been wrest-L lel front the *IPIOOK nf the ei.ll. With there um -1 ' pletatias,te, wits the tells of his fellnei-pribenrrit.• ftsrced the ria,lit from bent:al, tier dna (each testae being sank a great depth) and proceeding forwards Imice a hole snflhic.:t to ... liutt one prnion at a r time. IHavieg accompl-lit il z• its. they seated the iron palinode, at •a tlie i•otr7voit4 wail 4 ilw prism,. and fiat cleat att . . 'floe ingenuity of Naylor, as a Iprises-It:calker, has 'lona bera kuown ; sow' yenta (ago, when (-online(' its itirktions:-prison, in loi k -7 shire, he rimeri-d a stone ireitt under the of his Sidi. which wasabove a tun weight, be taking I *say the earth frees below it. when it studs down, i leiciatz th. i7i.n ..ark that seared it, sad gine:Atha I teens to tree hinnieiG OLD BAILEY. SECOND BAT—Orr. e 7. Salome, HVII/12 WILS indieten fur torahs% from 3olitt Ed waists three guint as, two 11C11.11 11111111116'1i pieces, itid suave siher. from Iht. person.. Prnserittur was in the one shilling gallery of I%rury. atw Ti,estre, osu the ;sight of tie 1 - ‘ tit October iurtunt ; the Prisoner nes time ; the gales." trios very much crust:sl ed ; the Prisoi.er pushed against Lim at dit.heratt times ; st test Is (.11 L'eli Land tis Lu : i s claw pocket, and imuntediately use Prisoner made oil: The Prow:cut.... posited, cried oat "Stop thnf !" lie sertred him en the stain: •Ws money was found in • window near the spot. at In.y see the Prison's thsow the music) from his late the •antilow. ... Taeedy, the corutable, product the fou:11 in the window, anonig al..rh l'rusit oho okoti tied one peien.shiliings piece, es login; a ciouLed one. The re ..wee luu,nd 161 a painc, it. %inch Le merely as. sn fed his ii.oucersee, and threw himself on the mercy of the .lury. ah runt, *as indicted R.r stealing a tur-ket.book, eon taining one 51. note, and three IL noes, the prre.irely of James Hart. The Prusectitor lied been drinking in a pith. 111 , 11061 W, in irtlitli or th-dn. t, t est* ing of the 9th instant. I. pets leaving it, the Prrioner at-codi cil him in the strvet, and amnia hint to go home anti her, which he iefiscil ; air tutu thrust Lee hand into it..e pocket of jacket, toot: bhi piniet.hook, containing the money, and rail uli; he pursued and took her ; she was rtseued (rum haul by some uottico, Int rite wits afterwards secured. l'pou his eross-examitution, he demcil be was in liquor at the time. or that be hail rpJkrn to any utter woman be fore the Prewar./ canoe up Whim. . . iratimeity as. ct;aar:ac.l by a man sabo was jo his COMIIO/I,r ut Uw tilber, MAKI •bu pkueme.l sloe Piisaarr %IWO Soli.' r re rauruvJ. • 'tufts,' wereralk.l, who gave her a gt Dent good can: octet—she 1.46 Prditqat ke,tc , ..47 stood 4:dieted fur• stealing s horse, the protarty a( Jearpli Jah■ rarteisthwi, of Toriskam o farrier, butt the Loewe he his 4ahks, ou the ich oi S pi. feel. f.r the core G1116141' lout ; the stable was last ovar ; shoot four iu the too, uissx be was eartued by I.:* dog, a:id 'emu; foood the Ntahle.,:ooe hook. % to puce+, tc.d the beret tauten. He insuaettilt. ly pn.boleti cowards Haturr.ersecith, aril overtook she t'nspoev ow to 1.0. W. PC /Mee ly s•. cured bin. lie bad ao doubt as to the ideality id"the horse. A ulna, who aaa w;th the taut Illtur es, etsufirnied Vol 'statement of ,+•iring the l'rietnite au t►e hurl,. The Pr:sutier, in h.a defence, slated, be IPSO vvry 4111111 k. ctrl fo-It asleep ON the road ; be &auk" about three or four in the me.ihillg, N Lea a iii4n an the bunk: elimitwLl , ufti•red lu let ►im rale, all. h h.. did, and iu about te a Malta:llhr axe now , lient!ed. He called sto aituesses, and the Jury iouad hua _ _ 7tru.;l .Irtoray wa ',selected for stealing two, geese, the prope.:y ofJ oho liurtnag, a maltescr, in Charlotte-strut, ritirlo).•4llllite, pn att ly its lye slop. Mr. Jaws win' taming tn the Prose. ut.es about half-past • IM tit MO% OS* stti ;mt. aw.l u!tservcti the Prowarr nod seetnier neon tale went into the shop a‘.4 dose owl alt"wl, end Met both scut ; talkie, get a watchmen; Its antral thi. Prisoutr i tire uI !It wan made It The Prilai. r called se.cral witsees.a, atho gore Lim a most slcalltat ammeter. The Jury, under the direction of the Learned Jolly Thorupson), towed king t ink, of stealing, but not pa mutely, on the shop. Sara& Wurfivsasiadirted I . or s!raling a Milt pores, containin: Yd VIM LNIS Bendel, Senn. Ihe Prow-tutor, who lea Dire, a sailor, had the alba.. tuue to so iidb the Pt i- Meet to deep, corn the night of the ;WU+ neptemitar last. lie took eir hie Jacket, in *hub was the punt, with the moms. lie bad dra,.k too moth. to the tn.' mug she, wzoit out , leaving him inl i ed J o h n Morison, the man whom issuer they sere at, a countrynimi of his, awoke him, Moot nine o'enii.k, *Len tie missed hie atortiett. The Primmer was then prevent, and ernied having sultan. lire Nimes wife,ai:ol a boy about hie or six years old, had slept iu the saine room. Browne, a Pollee (hiker, swore tie Presser , upon hi:ng told another woman was taken intorthtady, who MrcCil Prisouer had been iii inerrant nioar that nri;irtikl, confessed she had tehhed the ',ironer:cc. The cloth, s ea purehaerd, together arltb 19 guineas the reulni‘v of the Isoceli hint, and produced in Ceint, Mary Ward, the wommi ahom Misled to, sable sic went with the Prisoner to bnv various articles of apparel.— A swag the rest she bought two nor, the Prosecutor, &ache wild, having Iwmise d i., marry her. She IsLd given her the things, together with filo 1.1 pinatas, to sae care a fur her. The Jury found toe Iriiso.ier 9 of stealiug, bat not pritatel, iu tie du ellint.hoose. (.%:arlet Thrrir was ipilieted far stealing a poeket.hook, the prapeti • of Litatenant Fatten, of tits Sisal Mar:nes. It out wit ,w staled he was Sens; Meng the a:rand, is the mid dle of the tley of the I:inti September last, %Liu lie het his pocket book euuSliniog ...me papers, of uo value, bat could not aersr positiesly whether it *as stolen from him or he dOllpped it. Mr t banes tressey, who was psis.= lbeesugh Sdraid at that war. sau a wan baud a isvci....:•hook roddcaly to the Priewser, wha iniincdsshly ran filr 1.2 int it ; the transaction t uriting his suspicious, he imasciliairly pursued Lim, er,in4 htop thief;" and succeeded In st curing bun, when he asserted hr hid Omkrefup the pocket-husk. 1 kw Prisoner peastiadcsi us the sane story del day, but this Jary found hnie—taiWty. HRISTOPIIER SCAIFE. At eight o'clock op Friday morning. the 7th inst• died at In. farm-bowie at Weih. near Rotherham, in Yr.! Mr. Christoplier *god about lire. He wsui a native of licciale, and went :.i an early age Into the racing- stables of the .late Juhu Pratt, kap. under that well-known and emellent training grootn Mr. Christopher Jrcksun. About the year 17tdi, Mr. Senile was brouOtt forward as a public rider, (Mr. C. Jacksr,n baring declined at the York A zest -filleettint, 171)6, w ~.o,sarq evict of the horse he r.ak, Mr. Fenwick's Shuttle-. I/real:4lo,olb his fair-Inge, a Ittem above the fetlock joint, when runumg for die kiug's Plate). At York, no Friday, 1767, Mr. Scat& rode that celebrated ware .4-16- Graime.by Regulate, and woo the Great Subscription Purse, for four-year olds. four miler. b..tiog easy Ail-fimrs, Protector. Bialtop.L4SA Brosca Helotalev, Bort..on-rm. etc. 1177. PraU hun engaged the late Mr. Jelin Singletrin to ride 4-4-Gregor, but Lord Hochisiglinna pun Lasing Barleycorn of Mt. W ii.llllll reston,the night before running. Mr. Singleton was obliged to ride that horse, lie being his Lordship's faxed jockey ; and Mr. Pratt, iu, ocisetineene there. of, put on Mr. Senile, who disl.ll9ed such skill and judgment in riding, as established him a first-tine yoekel. He cotaintiell rider for Messrs. Pratt, renvoick, 4:e. until shout the year 1773. when be was recommended by those Geutletneu to Lord Hrsrkingliets, to succeed Mr. Singleton. as rider, who had resigned les situation as a joday from age. Mr. Senile afterwards sure ceded ar.. Inuit as training...groom in his Lordship ; and was continued in that intention by Earl Fitrwilliam, until the 17th of May htA, alerst he r. tired. and was surveilled by his son, Mr. Julio' Scaireett, Nenulotd, June 27. 17 . .4. Mr. Smile was engaged• to nde Sir 11 Minas Low ther's Minim., by .Vagarti,.. fur the Hanle's' States, when, before shirting. Ile unfortunately fell lieckwaids with him, and broke, hi. collar-hone, several ribit, and he was otherive.e much hurt by her falling upon Line. and be ticker rode in public after. V, tks :-.. • . • - • . . • NAVAL INTELL:GILN : f . E. . . ruerssiovrn, cot*. o.:, Artieti the riekt lugger, troll trocrust r • the (ioahatel4 how a c a r ei tu l ia t . Au l it ): ; A :, ...4.4 .4. : : : t ::. ..he re-captured the American twig iltair,, ~.71 11 . : ,7 t i l l ie ll' bri N t; B l7:ltl ii , ll l S rO te le r' LtO. ore Of HI. wore ctillioet: under the Tionster, 'flee Goshawk, last trig hil l:t i , tow, fell su with a lux . ger off the 11 . i.e.'s, 551,44,, , ,- ; . 1 ., 4L A• Tst .v. E.e l o . llALl N DA Ls ili ci itY . supposed to be a privateer; sue- immediately al• ii i qp.., pitE , L , . - “,... nts will act' b in e th di a li Winie Ohicit captur e d tiia Ti." M 44.417 17E `" ) " 0 the she i b s ri s g u , p au po d sed we t n o t Mr. IN above remelo ; the are not yet arrived. ..,, Air. Vows; Several emeriti have received tint:nage in s.,t4e, Mi x ' m i . n'le7' Crisp : ll."" ltl , 81 ,7 11 .1 7 evituti ber yiesut e gsi "I t:t M tn i tr i or ti l d li a . !• : : : irm.r...e.....suastlegt IE6I ) . . 1. ,,,,„,„ -r. Ds D ay ....AV i tai W. blows hutt r '..: ,ymovrg. mr. ,z.i. jor ' . p o re ; mi t . ; 40 S 0 e .eig la t i r, 3 14 tr ' r r a/e r. .;: c ) Amived the Italrigk, mat I.:Celair; tr out a crui , - 'l b tic,. there five learn, the AP. ' W.I3E-BEARD; The George and Ana, of Exeter , was lost cs, FILM ALS CURIOS!' Sunday to ht, iu Biktbury 2..iy , awl all the cow.-- (slov-Itesed,) Mf• WMfoll A French Rigger privateer a:is lost at the sit UM ti • ... 1 .... soli*, Mr. l• 4 "" th ' l ' "erja Arrived the illittnet hired armed berg . freed (• • ""*l/ ' s teem Fatima, Nlci. 1101 ~„.„ no „, , r. cr. elltillra, with dispsitche.. for cur 4 3 01 4trlilrittlt. Ip ~... s i .d.i, Nn ) ;is"' mi nnotwal he Mr I, hsa brought over Colonel Hamilton. We is-. ta Th e th ":',L 4F*l 73 ,•, - i ta. • F.imiry. :)..' by her, that the F rer.eiris are .. concentraLJ ti en , 1 17 ii,,,,sit, saJ IIA• 641 `., ~.°- ..„ aunty between Ditto& and % ittoci4, 7ti.tam airs.- , e ;y r , o stus seem o`miio, 10. " 1 " • 7 Sir D . Baird is arrived a iiii hie *tiny, mud it is ;win la d . 4 "43 ' 1". itg hoped that his cavalry will reach the Spaimb s ,„„, r star es tbsosPe M 14•144 ws in time to be of -orrice, ::: tberet are rel roe S. rid• d et= ettrd .. . • 4;,-rot seed mal. Maroc* to be got in t:.:.t part of the moult ) . - The I•'retic4 argosy is tinted Ml* hi..iii, it Navi n --.":'" .17 i i. 72. ted all ' Winleal‘ ".. Locell CeillfuMeti .by 5U.0..10 rued, who pas.ed th e n,N.,s.lav,tie , .C'-'14.( 4 1" ( -1 " 1 t V.. 1/ :• l i v;•eitean passes, lions Sayaiiue.- Aka the M.. stet 1-14 , 1 "'"1t 5 .. erstlito ' ; ate , riLvtois store-4,4h Capt. Sioni.et, will, three tr..... Nkt.. ;4;;iii m am a z e ; Lads ports tinder cotivny, front Lisbon.-Winti S.W. ..‘" l iio ~,:a a sninsy. OPT 04. 0 4.0 till Moire n gale.' - ILicutro4 Nlorrav and three o. a ft:ers are just taut. p i , r ' 7 2 "141 11,..Lrd tb s c a• Ce .. 1"). . of The 1 NM 130/1011 1 / 2 IS s•tcet Seth sands ed bubo the ial njostan. K. Thlt Ipfeal 43 i'llitiellhr t»: I t, Orr. V 6. Est Th .,. aad &mysticism, ta in livmaiu in the Downs His Majesty's ships ii•ii ''" -- ...diSiad. .. • .• ;.... ..„%'" - . - i:: , . , NAV P i the ontwitid-hound, &t.. Ile posies[. '1 he .:.. , Ja. - -i n limas TirIfAITRE. 11l Sore l y/ pa, I lorlaby, with. Use law of -Kueltor ....nil 11 % 11ON DIN . ‘ EX. 1, ' t rubs, is wow going for ftwertsgate. Wind b.% . u nor %toot; Sermuts will as- _-.......-.... . ii0)1131 1 # 7 \ l3 .113 FROM LLOYD'S LIST. t id i t ,,,„6,,,, Al:. LANAI: LaP44., Ca ...Teats a, MT. ::....---.Pas.e.l hi the /Litman', Lea , •,.• , B.linaw, 7. St from tlucaer , ; :. hat, Ripon, from ditto ws - Lark II t •. 11l ' gem ... /.`,, I a k eir, 4r Alen kio , trims I. mhos ; sad the Anita Marie, ttl. ' sristirld, f-•••• ,_,,..C a11 """a,,,;,,' ...---(. * m kt. . Me& HIM Malaga. Mile i the It Min Maud, Wardell, for Oporto; ._____ l • o "' 1 7 - " - „,..:,_ s a i ii. 1.. Much W4sices a kw fa iwookar ; sod go GaLmslas, Fee, L r sw"'" ' - 'li' me sp.-nde l'a••■•". Lisboa. tams I. a ..6 , w iv. the timerel truisscon •m-.2_-..... L- MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILT/H.0.6 IlelagliP. 0-014000. Nieiras d Ef,rd Rebioson, late of Mod-street, Wal- a. a 1.6114" ill be1ka1i11 ' 646.4.12.91t"ae.24161 Tl 4 THE F'OREST OF HEst t... 0.., i ...Aaiun, meekest - - :0 cut, ramertss uvr.: l h t) . 1 01 , ..., way.,l;-ton, Ilrightheluistone. Swam, grocer 1 .J tillisin I.:Adtcroatf, Nottingham, liaherd Aim • 3 ;‘) With New amnia, Drasse , , • Jeshna Si att.., White Cruse-street, St. Luke, Mid. The Maier .'oluP o,, ad 1 ... d...aes, grocer - - - 3to Ile Ached uf the 11.•4-Drema ~ Mr. Vet ley• rimier-n-1 rrii,eis LiouJell, Lo:easali-41.1-tt, Lcrasho, instairamedno/c e - - 3li nelitteitiplaChilaehla 5. Mi, 'Li Richard Et. A.l.<, I.ltliam, Rest, victim:kw - to r. earls*. W. III• Mr Lam Jovial' Sharve, \:ske . t-Decping, Lit.raieshirc, fit ta- Knits. Ir. Kios. ri r... ~Moroi . ~Moroi draper- '• to ha thunpluir-a. Mre.ihneuport,'m Rotor t itulins, Maseheeter, rottos- twit desk, - ..q Dawn by Mawr the ic 'Uri., I Ti-sires Damao, Tedalimtun :diddlem.., wnt -err :0 Oa Toads! Washapearels Twirl t Sit;:14111 Joues, Great Puithuld-•treet, Poitiraraa 12 , e , I*, Sr. gimlets; heap MmAssab.M re.:L:onatcr - el I Teal se, Vic Widow's Claire ....* .": - . 11111 . 11733311 Fredtwlet Ogilvy, Mieeries, Luadon, ei,ig. jot it Ten4i; abOue4 IV Co - elst - - • - io Mid, misted with sew hertice, Der II iiheis BArbidge, late of Moor's..lard, *. Martin's- We Mod 11er....0‘ Thetsdar. I lista, turner - - - 2 .4 Widu lhh li etr e ttl . t: 111/11, a J Lilian'. e:a..llll4ll4lreet, SlOtt . ...ark, Surrey, 0 , hien line - - draper - - ii o eon eh . oof.wilotmedi Whored hi , James Barber, S's-irr....--eorrcr, sear the Minoe.es, p the Voted,' us Th e 51 ""'" set; ; is 'Lieu wee. be sailed. 1 Ltalattloll, cornet ~..,.., . .e - - t it /ashen batman Hee!....1, Clare.clitet, Iherr-lere ; 1441; or. Prioress Ma No Pride sad air M . uiaftwa-stri et, It, t master, boiler Iti i.valts Orr[ of Arlaacreas i Atlas Dill in::.l4s. km% Mr. itatt‘ta : M.fimitt 111^ Richard Valestine said John kaleutine, Maiodurir Or s- a hew at e • illa entirely nor I court, Mith.oweet, London, wa.-thonserncia - so la ia prepirstnin, Slid will be ....hat IlieopLilus Mmr and Slmes. La Porte Mine, T tne (P.I F TI:: -4 ; •*1 toe cl astaaercet. 'Lcapside, .4 ..a, warri.o•iscouo i.i 11. st tlic COUNTY of Esq . .% Jonathan 31.t00, Market-aterti, Hertford, qt...u.hat- ermine Ha Viljel4/. eeslil-ell•E nsw:Afar 'ant- - - - II Gale% dr. Amestim of Adiotwaso Jame. Reid, Itraid-atrcrt, Los den, stostrrinitor - It stal pa, ou diattarag 10 ham hie Jamb thiliames ileistal,iffAitr , - - itl ti , r by IP Sheri[, who itotargh , Willis* Ilatataa . ), New -suA-St. George'. in the Foot, Moms • pa !beige arJl a' :iii•4lo.at, ea..ner : - :3 larteliAittS islet:Wt. I wow John 1I eels, let. of Boar-laue. London, now of Red- TERN, lg. be nil lio IS. C. maa's-ros. Mile-eed, 3141111eue>., cooper • is Shoo posed smumeteal! t...- • RoStit Ironer, Le. dir,oiti eel hliddlmex,,leweller lo Reaped-Thai file 3 lParllotalli J• 111,11 Crown", ita...ez, Yuilabtre, sad ling-st.-ret. L 1.," a ths Faisholiderabppet Latiaisisowasysion - - it 00.4 rnta eimoirovuo fibiV CERTITIC•tTES. & -., opiimit the s he of .11.41 Williatneree - s, maw or late ..t' Liverpool, cutler. r•cteet •adidist the Aeciuderi S Andrew liter, of Welt...rib-street, inuisla of St. Ma.y, ttp.G•atiraas, ttlataiNpo!.ta - • • Wititteils;,4, NI inl4lc , m, sararovaset. w••• lat , •l Holding, of %Vent. orts-strest, parish o: St. Mat:, w ~ aw Malik. av 4 Pim tato cou l*, puelleido ' 1% Intecimpel, Middleton'. audar.refoier. Se q . 110 1) r .. l Jobs James Faille', of Voaferel„ etniole, desprr. l. .-. cil ti George Rao inTer the vounger„ of ltriztoo-rauee.. -ii, 7..1:,1. '`Li. 'llttllnii 4 - 4ir ~ M. Mars Latubeih, &rhyme. . John Cra..lo; now to late of Ileirekrote, Chu, L 0..., A ..,, wi*iiriifilFekspor ' Gioucester, dealer-mid ells :swan. t is ea ' ace Loup Midaset Jacobs, of Cinti..4,..sautt, Notate, Sciatl.rupt..., P•-•= l a:ate, :2: ., slot...eller. n• Poo • ilad iarwap the ' - a - -:--:---- _W5....-411 of Camila,. allich r hwesisma * r::: c:: OF rrockm, Totiptivity. de Wal t i's sewn 4 0 . 01 Bto: st..ti.: 3 per C. at Reduced. - dite,,t Caen hum imellli . . . 3 per Cent Console ........,............6611 lawd auk, tdaitiesit w 4 per Cent..... ' :.....aill Basler' we garde. 1 !'• r perCeut. Nee, • . ' ' • 9 , 1151 STE alle Nt il , .a=raci4 , - . 1. 1.v../ Ai-nuttier le to- is I I w !alit sloe:. .• T - 91. *bats ebeldeal sativids, le • In.b.i Ft . ..As' • ....4 3 prem. 6 w`ve• is met taw" a parkin . tlelie.,nzr cins Enztish Lottery Tirkele' . ..911. 134. The hie* Girl, awl seller h Como:a far T. 511114.,Rmet-brokar. It have fassid, Aim • a, Coperill, sad 9„, Clearief.rross • se the pertkolesses • cramp COL MSC OF •EXCHANGE, tie?. liG.- NERCCIIT, the ardisiry sp' iturneTlime ..... as 4 11. L. Waft tut meaty Isms to ha podactiv Ditto at !Agin.. 3.3 9 Orel, I,llmA, h. hyrtiag the w h o k o l Rotterdam e. t is tit tC. MIAs . pi . Na 04 103101.... 03 0 21U. Cask Altura &I 3 .p.i. at: Limn,. %mete practice, es oder to the . Pori. tramirei7 neo n Ditto *Cs ea • (bin wail Bar. I. • 4 ‘114.11 t.. fai l . *leach has is ou aosidirsase lii Colin .. .. .. .. ell affeeilve Doubloons ._ , Madrid - 43 effertive New , LailLsa '• ' . .. haus .......• 41. Saber su Ran Lae:ors ...... Lit Nt. I.OlliS . earh, o 0 " tie, aid every ilesenpttera oft: . ISarplrs . • 42 Acie, on th Itankof iloilai...!. Ifiurailive, INIFt iretarly Omer of , 4 ieutia.. ler; laths, west imiealiv 1 Vesiellcie.C.... se D o . MM . . ......_m=c.._ _ Ne, sad treat upialtisatirara- ... Olin ii. the : "vrlitl-atlif th•-.• • 1,4 u Teaterdar, at his teem is Dialwastrest, the Lad! et to-: in ro e: a l have cw-leida I Thielease Hop.., Fait. of • see. ircei.. ...Irian swot ; for the MARRIAGE. deals, miaralh limit, are re 1 I eatatrctai, at ktek.ry rhumb, by the Rev Ceorse w.... fat %IR a tligir coomMivir, Chernherlaaar, Captain l:ophius, of tier t i Life 1:et.....0,1. le Warm, and weeretre. wed a Moe Cliandkreliine, dm „Lt er of the late i 1... •le (hand, • 4 ' 14 Can', fi t ` resty prow.s sew! i tlat .:l4 l : o6 l: . 7 ::::: N est o be. t iz o7 e..mr , iirr llv Paine; Tress of ttlr”-iihrr.rdster ' Rivers. im teta L(.I. "tier " 1 4 lllllhelr-ttli es- trY . frlti ja.p.s lid t . i . . 21 . r. ix ..Thi r . etn. HIS . LT. g IY I - .;.1 . T .. 1.. 5 t .. t.N .. ..;. , + ,,, ..: , 1 5 11.: . : r b .. , • . 1 . SL - -......_ _..... - -....-- .. -_ .. , LONDON : Primed hi G. D tTIDaION, 1.0 . .. la :Mew, er sr at to asi part e Ik ur at -000 't , Feari.airt , I, at,' pahledo d .t 11.. .. , • . 7 `.... 15, Rick of St. Clear , '. :lowa. 5:..• . C-alos of their waimplaints, WHITF of Alike pilaff --11.,:em a ce r r ''' ' ' ' • or":--: 1 / 4 0 IS7, IlatauseGar •. earl to the (Alice, (post p.... 1 , .31; ha .1..:• e. r,. - , •- lIN