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......wwees--. ' Itow-setup?. We are sorry to say the old woman, whom we stated. a few days since, to have been :hot in her thigh", by a boy at Kensington Gravel-pits, is not out of danger, some of the shot having entered the lower part of her belly. In addition to the par ticulars then stated, the following have transpired : Mr. Smith, * coachmaker, of Swallow-street, rents about twenty-tee acres of land in Kensington • Gravel-pits, of Ms. Philliinore ; and, although he has employed a guard, who resides on the spot, for mute time past, he has not been able to prevent the trope from being stolen, or the fences from being 4estroyed. Some of the land is inclosed with a Welt wall, which by been pulled down, end the Isriaks stolen. Ile had briards put up, otlering a reward Of live guineas upon the convietioi of the offenders; but without answering any purpose.-- t ),II Tholeday, Friday, anitSaturday se'imight, he tesed writ e swrit e s, 4.•*.e name of William Willes, who is ou of i, to walfb a field of turnips, sibs a wall, and gave him a gun oral some , lattir tisco to frighthu away the bixlt. On Siturday, 'an , or the name of Elizabeth Sehofield, got over wall into the field, and :tole some turnips, in defiance of the boy. Or. Monday the boy went again to the field, with the gun and powder. A man, who resides on the spot, very im properly gave the child some shots, and told him to Idiot pigeons and birds. The same. old woingti• swam again, and began pulling up some turnies. He dewed her to desist ; but she peivevered, and, when she loft the field, he followed her, and said he was determined to lice where she lived, arid would fallow her home, to tell his master. — The out woman abused him very much ; and as they were going thmugh a lane, a scuffle ensued. and the gun, which was loaded with the shots, seat otf, whet he r by accident. or the boy pulling the trigger, has not been ascertained. The old wo man s screams brought several persons to her as sistance, and a surgeon, who resides tin the spot, was peneured. On his examining the wounds, he deemed them of a dangernus nature, and she was conveyed to St. Georges Hospital, where she still remains. The boy has been taken into custody, and exa mined before Mr. Ram) ; he is sent to the House of Correction. Mr. Smith has given orders for every necessary to be provided for him ; he has likewise employed Counsel in his behalf. We are extremely concerned to publish the name of a naval officer, who has committed several of fences against the laws of his country, which will affect his life ; but as he must take a public trial, secrecy is vain. Atinnt three weeks since, An thony was sent file to the Golden-Cmss, Charing- Cross, mime to the surgeoe of a man of war, who was residing thhit t having had his trout broken *pa said l'Obbal Millie guineas and a five pound beak mete. On i it turned out, that Mr. "WI &Wet Foster , 4l, ' a Midshipman belong ing to His My . skip the Leyden had boo residing at the Men Cross, with t he sue r/ma, till the swistiwg of the robbery, when the puree willt lOrt tat a ball. When he was gone, 41b• 1161dpipmas told the porter to get him an slur Itsife,lte having lost the key of his trunk, Zilvi la with Mai to Weak it epee, which be ac ed e chit the trunk pee ved to be the esursa who es his return discovered that the shove as were taken, end that Mr. Roper had left the ina, and carried every thiog with him. ex empt a sew pair of boots. Audiony, on examining the bests, fumed the maker to be Mr. Stunt, of theintuand. aad thinking he might be able to give same information respeetii•g Mr. Roper, went to kiln. Mr. Stunt stated, that the young gentleman to *lbws he sold the boots came to his shop on the Mk of December last, nr.il tendered iu payment a draft for 331. es. ed. de• wn upon Messrs. Lee,Satter thwaite. arid Co. Bankers. in Lombard-street, saying, he had received it from his uncle. Mr. Stunt per ceiving that he was a naval officer, and the name of Lord Parham in the body of the draft, ,concluded t hat his Lordship was his uncle, and let him have . be biota; he gave hitn 31. in change, and told him o call on the Meader following for the remainder. e rrhich he aecordingly did; but at the time he called, one of 51e. Stunt's men was gone iuto the city to get cash the the draft. Mr. Roper, there fore, desired, that when he returned the change shokl be sent to him at the Navy Coffe-house, which was complied with. Anthony, in conse quence, went to the Bankers, and made inquines ing the draft, and learned, that since they respecting the draft, and ksriwd, that siner they paid it. they had been informed it ma stolen from t. e rou i ti=z et of Mr. Dunbar, ship - broker. in Old The drag nag drawn by L. Johnson, upon Meters. Lee, Satterthwaite and Co. for freight of the Lard Borkeili East Indianan. Anthony went to Mr. Dunbar's, who informed bun that the draft was in *box in his counting-house, from which it had been stolen, and that it can zed much uneasiness in his home, no he had the higite4 opinion of hi. Clerk*. and yet there was no doubt but the drag had been stolen, and if Anthony could trace out the robber, he would handsomely reward him. Anthony told Mr. I)unhar he suspected Mr. Koper, as lie hail discovered that he uttered it ; this much astonished him, as he knew he was acquainted with one of his Clerks, and his bro ther, • Lieutenant to the Marines. On investigating the circantstalleef. it turned mit, that die Clerk, who knew Mr. Roper, brought him into the counting-house on the stli of De cember, and left him by himself. while hr went up staire, during which time. it is supposed, he must have turned the Ley of the hox, and taken out thy draft. Anthony. at length. traced him to Eliza. heth-place. Vaiiihal;. and apprehended 11110. On Monday he u..dcrire.it • final examination beim* Mr. Rean, and was committed Go trial. Mr. M. of Cheapsitle, who some tin' azo eloped with a Mrs. 1.. un.l took with him considerable pro_ r tc I t rlm 4; iut to s crerlitor., 344 ,o ll it• means induced to tisk,: his passage at Gottenhurgli. on board of an American ship, - iiikkr the imposs. %ion that she WI, bound to .Anyr!los. if In their arrival at the tiro, port *hey made% the fugitives Could Clem., hes at Marwielt, where they were • Tacmitfved the utifiterudll agents of thane whom eley were %nest aasiows be avoid. r- 4 :tar Ow 1.4014, t R I NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. reatattotrtn, JAN. U. Arrived His Majesty's ships Canaberiaad, Dap per, and Sykin, front the Dowus.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH. JAW. 10. Arrived his Majesty's ship Erryalms, 38 guns, from Portsmouth, to be docked. Sailed Ilia Majesty's ship Pawnee, 40 guns ; .biethyst, 38 guns ; Plover sloop, 18 guns ; and ilkyon, 16 guns. TORBAY. JAN. 10. Last night, about ten o'clock, the wind being inclinable to the Eastward, Vim Admiral Sir J. 'l. Duckworth, with the undermentioned ships, gut under weigh, to ernise off Ushant ; but this morn ing the wind getting round to the Westward, the ; ships returned again : owes. Rsysi Gnome tto ViceAdaa.Sir 3.T.Durkt, Fortis Timinaut so Rear-Adm. Da Cowry. St. George Dreadnought 9 g --- Leclunarre. Terneraire - Sir C. Neptuse 95 —Sir J.,Withallta. Arn Also arrived this day L'Aigle frigate from a cruise Redbreast - gun-brig, and Easrepresamte cutter.—Wiud Dr.AL, JAN. 11. Arrived the Fort Willisw, from China, and a fleet of tram:ports from the Westward; His Me- Hefty's AO kangaroo and Blazer, from fi cruise; andminain in the Downs with the ships as per last, a fleet of other outward-bound vessels.-IVind W.S.W. FALMOUTH, JAN. 9. Arrived the Princess Mary Packet, Pocock, with Mails from the Letivard Islands, thirty-three days passage from Tortola. The Dakr of teat and Queen Charlotte Packets had safe arrived at Bar badoea. The Princess Nary arrived at Barbadoes on the 12th of November, and found lying there His Majesty'sships Ramillies, Ulysses, Castor, Jason, Cawilla, Hippomenes, Favourite, Netky, Wolverine, and Dart. convoy from Tortola, tor Eneand, wiled about ten days before the Packet. On the 7th instant the Princess Mary spoke His Majesty's ship Nemesis, with convoy from Cork.—Pamengers per the Packet, Means. Hill, Burke, and Bailey. On Thursday evening the ships Oceme and Ilde lity transports, with troops, part of Sir Charles Cotton's Expedition, put in here; the American brig Betsey, Massy, Masten prize to the Active privateer, of London ; the Hawk schooner, Pauly, Master, from Portsmouth, bound to St. Domingo, IS days out, very leaky. Sailed the Cif atypic's, of 514 guns ; and Capella schooner, on a cruise. His Majesty's ship Misiottnir, 74 gang, Vice- Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, sails on to-morrow morning to join Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, off the Tagus; the antelope will follow him with the transports now here, as also those at Portsmouth. TA...MOUTH, JAN. 11. Arrived, yesterday, the Snoopy packet, from Gottenburg, having on board Messrs. Elsworth and Wagstaff. Messengers, and the Lark packet, with mails and passenger*. Also L'iligk French big ger privateer, and another of the same description ; sent in by His Majesty's ships Ariadae, Riairdore, and Sapplo; the above privateers had captured the Gabriel, of this port, in ballad, and dusk her after taking out the crew. Sailed this morning His Majesty's ships Nassau, Stately, and Liar. supposed for Gottenburgh. MOM LLOYD'S LWF. Gaiissaso, JANUARY r` -Passed by the Zevair, Jrffrrys, book lit.Mitlearr s • Osebec, Waimea, ken Quebec, Yoga( Idarpretta, Classea:troai Rip ; Bear, Mina ; sad Gawp, Price, tram Sariaass. eaamissessommom -- - - The Hawk, Pococa, from Falmouth, for Hay ti, is put back to Fitlinouth, leaky. The Alm and Isabella, HAYWOOD; Traveller, Foos'. ; and the Sally, Jackson, have put into Carishani, for convoy. The Belfast, MITCHAM. from Sligo, for Dublin, is lost near Sligo. The Europa, STRACHAN, of Arbroath, is lost I near Sligo. The Thomas, MICHWIALD. from Demerara. for Dublin, is pot into Liverpool, with damage. Sir Eves Coors is to remain in the chief com mand at Jamaica, until Lieut.-Grnend Vtuartna goes out. The Duke of NANcliv.sYcs, the Gover nor, goes out immediately, but Gen. Vataerres remains till next fleet. A melancholy accident happened on New Year's Day, at the l'hurch of Painswick, Gloucestershire. As the hell-ringers were ringing in the new year, one of the bells broke from its station, and forcing its way through three floors, fell amongst the nogera One man was killed on the spat, and se veral others were dreadfully bruised and wounded. On Friday se'unight, about tea o'clock, as a young man was walking with a young woman along the banks of the Clyde, he shpt from her side into the water, and was unfortunately drowned. The girl has been quite deranged since. On Monday sc*iinight, the following melancholy accident hap!: `IVA at a coal work in the neighbour hood of Rormwstoonness, belonging to the Duke of HAMILTON :-JAMES LIVING*TONT, one of the colliers, having mounted by a ladder, to perform some repair on the machinery overhanging the pit. by a amides failure of the prop which supported the ladder, was precipitated to the bottom (nn abyss of ninety-nine fathoms) and literally dashed to pieces. Ile has left a widow and three children in a bilge as situation, for whose assistance the fellow tatioureni of the deemed, much to their credit, iminedishrly set on foot a subscription, they them *lves contributing according to their ability, rind being zealous in their application to the generous and humane in and about Borrowstounness. On Wednesday morning, the Ist Regiment of Royal F.ditihstrgh Volunteers petaled on Burnt,- add Links. for the first time this year, when the Loan Jos:rice ('l.ital (their Lieut.-Col.) after psying the compliments of the season , addressed them in yearly the following words :—" Gentle men. I hope we will continue to inert together, as usual, during this eventful year ! firm and determined to stand by our Kress, and by one another ; resolved never to part with the glorious independence of our country, bat with our lives !" To sic that this short hat energetic sentence was received with three cheers, is to say nothiii . .4. the *moment it move:red was universally demoust rated to actuate the whole regiment. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS• War-Wier, Jemmy, 14, Igoe. fedi Refit of Poel---Linitenatit-General William Anne Valetta, irate the Royal Regeneut a Malta, to be Colonel, vice Gaeta! Letitia, deceased. Royal Regiment of Malta—Major-General Hoeourable Edward Paget, from the 40th Foot, to be Coload, vice LieuteamAimieral Valetta. Caeseissiam si t eri 6g the Lori Liestatest Qf Berkshire. To be Depay Lindesaata. George Henry Crstetiley, Esq.--dated Oeteber 16, tag. William Tendon Mills, Eaq.—dated as 'Yore. Rev. Philip Wroaglatee--dated as above. Windsor Volunteers. lieutenant WtlGam Vuuks to be Captaio—dated August ttn, 11407. Ensign William Randall to be Lieutenaut—dated as above. To be Ensigns. George Browne, Gents—dated as above. George Grantham, Geot.—dated Srpteiuber 13, 1807. Crewn-Oafire, Jaaa®g 19, 1808. Sir Edward Pryer Lloyd, of Peegwern, in the comity of Flint, Bart. IS returned to serve is Parliament for the Bu rundi of /knurlier* in the roots of t►e Right Honourable Thomas Lord Newhorough, deceased. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Sanstmos Lams and bred Moravia, of London, mer chants, and Mashod Shannon and George Moravia, of Ja nine% merchants. June t, 1007. Junes Airy, of lisaresborougb, is the county of Turk, sosimsteoiweerr, John Green, of the same plane, gentleman, and Jong& Wade, of Crimple-mill, in the county of York, litillwrigia, is the banana of Satosputners. Jal) 83, 1807. John Brooke, Robert Copelaud Prase, and Mayne rea, of the parish of Smilessatni, in the county of Ink, oil-mer chants. Jaa. 1, Isms. James Demi& and John Hooper, brewer", of the Britan nia Welshmen, is Hitler's-street, Blackfrises-rod, Surrey. Jaaaary o, 194. JUMPS Taylor, 'William Taylor, sad Jeremiah Withinetoa, of Vaaclealer, is the twenty of Lancaster, cottomomausfac- Marra. J 1, 1000. TIMIS. IRowrhwa and R. Wakes. of Birmiagiuma, is the assail Mr Warwick, &cum+ and graters. Detolier 1, 1401. Jahn Ham sad WM. Heath, of the Minoring, In the city of Larsorm, heat and shoe-mansfacterers. December 31, MOM palm awl Dome Lore, both of Nermissimm, In the oras4 larWsmick, platers. Jas. 4, Peon lasmilierNAlM sad Joestbsa Wooler, ship-agents sad imulaserbusbon, at No. 4, Taeo-lawase-yard, Lotbbury, le Me 'cleg ri f r Lcrelee. December 31, 1007. timid manpower Moody, of Old 'Change, sugar. Desember 31,1107. Moray Obeeleres mid Arthur Saheb, of Liverpool. De cember au Pei demos Mild mil Thom Rork of Ratter-lane, Lomb., ribleasaniewahOnmes. Jamesp s leas. 11, • Asinale seed p. Philllps, ofilisde.etreet, Wkitecbspell, esseawborbers. Jimmy ts, ISM Jobs Mei* sad J. T.Vartlealge, of Chesterfield, w oad immuddesses. Ortuber 1807. llt J, iai Hyoid Soelry, of Goisebormilt, in Ms ca may 1 ume•ta, hositry 4, 1800. Wm. Mao sod George Dulness of Liverpool, rop e . maws, skip•eliendlos b aped dealers in mral stores. De cream al, 1147. Them Popper end James large, et Leedom, broken. Decorker 31, lOW nem. arose and Joke Lank of Itheplou Mallet, in ths maw" eallamseset, Amblers ad dyers. Jemmy a, Hem Ms dello% of Ply moistly sad George Cualipp, Si Twi sts* elOorarre at law sad sdiedurs. Decesibri 31, 1931 Thom Herman and William Itemise, of itiraiitighaen, is AS 41•41417 of Warwick, cabinet-makers sad apholsterei a . Demeber sl, tiro:. BANKRUPTS. Iniranti Lama Peps, Vhaagn.Aney, Loorion i hatter, dealer sad dllO/~1111 rantooster, Jas. 14, 53 , I r amari at tom, at pttiiaY Attorney, Mr. Goriased, New aritignstreet, 1111•11111Anrs. Jams Reid, lase of Biseltormsotreet, in the Beirossit of tiontliwndk, in the evenly of &grey, lines-draper, irate: and elloposa. (raw a Poisoner in dr Mimes Beach Priam), to saintonito. hs, as, et tea, Si, and Feb. at. at owl at Osillbsil. Lob& Aritonsey, Mr. Vanasel White Sweet, Mines ValsS itwa Devi& Ihis, afialidle • y, the county of Middle w. Maliderell ehapouia, to arcade. lam. s 3, Yob. NM no, at twat*, at tiaiblball. Attorneys, Messes. Men Mon-lane, Chearide. Thomas (I astl im = am askill, of Lancaster, in the county at Lassamer, , oolka- drapers, Sealers and champs, Oa satensadar, Febe. a, at five, 5, sad 2.3, at Aetna, at the Nines Ams, Is Lancaster. Attorney, Mr. Balton, Lannon,. Juba Lownence, d Staiairroand, h the essoty of Haw Caplan, tanner, dealer and chapati, to aseresder, Jan. :I, at cloves. as, at one, and rob. ea, at tea, at Gaikthall, Loads& Attorney, Mr. Rued, Woes lissela-Walta,Tempie, Louden. Thomas Miter, allboakapte, in the ewe, allele, gro err, inlet and timpsor, to smeeder, Jew ii, so, sad Feb. u 3, at twelve, at OsiMbse, Laaaltea. Aurae s , Mean.. &shoo sag Map% fiesureagsibliap, Lineoles las, Loudest. John Paton, of Ben Chereb-Yard, is tie city of London, warehouseman, dealer Gni 110 _allAlrestistr, Jas. 19. oft, sad Feb. vs, at at aM tam. Atteasey, Mr. Warned, Caatie-eseat, Peter Banter, at Illosthomptienbalidises, Closeery-imse, I. the east, at Mindlessly essrinn, dells ma to agerremler, Jas. 96, so. awl Feb. at elms, ir : 6 17:1- ball . Attorneys, Meson. Palmer, TsaYoaaryand Thew" Cepthall-cant, Throgssortanstreet. DIVIDENDS. Februry t. Joseph of Caoserestreet, in the city el London, merchant, broker, ash sod charms, at einem at Gsildkall. February t. Jobs Marten Sawyer, of Casuemereet, in the city Oldemies, merchant, beaker, dash sod chapeau, at sires, at GUANO. Februery 3. Robert Jammu, of Sisseleammisse, London, membast, heeler, *mkt and chums, st one, at Guild. Faye/nil*. Robert AllikTllol4 of Guildfardmhesi, and of the Old Pay-olier, arest4strert, wuchast, hostm, ash sod eimposei, at einem at GuiWitaii, Luisa- February 9. hided Gale, fLemeges let tbe commay of Learester, liftes-ekuper drake aril chipmem at one, at tie Repel Hotel, in Les4-atmot, is Limped. February it. Johns Hutchison% isf Illeet-etrest, Leedom, Mhos, se Arent, at Gladioli Fehreary e James itoberloso sod James Hatchinus, at Flertmeert, London, ahem at times, at Guildhall. February it. James Roberts**. et fleet-sheet, London, oilman. at eleven, at Guildhst February 3. Robert Foment, of liiabreh, is the rusty of Cambridge, shopkeeper, dealer and &apneas, at twelve, at Gualdhall, Lesbos. Fehmary o Maud Townsend, of Maiden-lase, is the perish of St. Paul, Comm -garden, in the county of Mid dkser, woe and cyder merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Ludes. F e bruary on. Theophilse Merle and MINIS La Porte Mc rae. of Onemeetrart Chreyoldr, es the city of leader, warehouses, desk ' re sad chaphs, at see, at Goikl. Faulty s. Wars Wrier, sad Joh Wrigley, ef Sable womb, is that county of Yeet, mentberets, &AIM end st ism at the barasot of Mellitus Bell, the New Saddles crib Minim it. Rickard Riky sow or late of Mansfield, is the county of Nottingham , issltster, dealer and cliapmsks, at 'hers, at the Swan Ins, In handed p i dt, min e, s V. titian 13hEkbera toil John nanirraye, of FoNw•lue, Cheer Sitie, in ti.r my tallauidon, merchants, silk-uesyrni, drake and chaplet+, at Mitt, at Guildhall. Tebniary Alcrundrr Her.dt . , of Thenbugh-strert, Red ford-mum, is the county a meow, Fiats, gtarret, builder, dealer and clammy et twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. February s. name Ld.id, a New Smith End, in the pariah of PAKlewoll, is the meaty of &IVA, huildir, bricklayer, *take aed elramwan, at tactics, at Guildhall, London. Fchraary 6. James Taylor, of Lamb's CooduiSstreet, the comity of Middlesex, apothecary, dealer tad eliaman, at me, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICAT FS—Fen. 2. lorah Wheeler of lAverpout, is the county of Lancaster, merchant, d ealer add. James Bri within Pilkington, in th e county , makiemmanufacturer, shopkeeper, dealer and chapeau. William Radcliffe, now or late of Stockport, in the county of Clie.ter, cotton manufacturer, dealer and chapeau. Thomas Rom, now or late of Stockport, in the county of Cbevter, cotton-manufacturer, drake rod chapman. Cbrrtian Augustus Eechke ' of She/borne-lane, in the eau of London, merchant, dealer and chapman. RUSSIAN STATE PAPER. UKASE. ST. wrrsaanuarat, Nov. 0, (10,11807. By our Ukase of the mills Oct. last, to the Minister or Commerce, Count N. Ratimiantzoff, regieding 11w lay Mg an embargo upon the English property in ltte,da, we ordered liquidation commission to be funned here, at Riga, and st Airbatueel, VIKICT the euntroul of the College of Corninerre On the representation tithe Minister, that the liquidation Comptuins appointed in t't o o, neie, by their mode it coo, ducting business of this nature yerfectly adequate to the obn jut in view, We now order that liquidation comenowious be at preipet:t appointed, iu every respect strictly :branding to the principks and spirit of tiss Ukase given the rah of No vember, woo, upon a report of the College of Commerce in comemtence o f the embargo laid that year on the property ut the English, with this on alteration, that tlw fixed number of Remise merchants to be theme fee the Liquid:dies com mission of this plan, he not otherwise appointed them with the confirmation of the Minister, and in the other tow as with the confirmation of dire Chief Authorities contiguous thereto. The said OnnuMmiwans we to take cognizance of all the goods and property of the English which were embargoed by oar tibiae of the milk (Mt.) Oct. isey ; aid this sequestra tion is to be extender! to all their capital monies and bills, excepting their mollies placed in oar which, by the laws, are in no caw to be touched. The C ounsellor of State, and Member of the College of Commerce, Railudf, is to pre side in the Commission here. Sent to the Senate the nth of November, ;toy, under His imperial Msjesty's Sign Manual. Cotuntersigneri by Count flicolay Raamiantsoff.—Pobilah ed by the Senate the 11th of November, rani. amm., PORTUGAL ARMY OF ESTREMADCRA. Ferocity is ant valour, it is always the proof of herbaria'', and generally of cowardice. The greatest tumour the king ran do oar of bissobjects la to dace iron is his hoods; they are esseearsted teethe postarriwg of Ms the of Manna and tlt Lien, the &hare of his People, wad the peened.o of kis Friends. Wide the Portuguese Go venwient &eons their frisorkidgy enA sneered as into their territories, It wadi be onwerthy - the Spewhe ammeter, and wanting in every law, to mobs enenin of are we tome to protect. War has its rights ad ism. of 'chick are framed by the Chieb at Goverunsols: We who we eistorata, are nut autiternai to Whine en than, except hir the voice of Our Chian—it would otherwise is ten=d the pnaidoneste of the ass ard who weal en gar &s n o t im munity, to usiveraal jambe. daisodni with so int. p o ring we will go awl 1111111Phe viers of oat sovereign Prsad of the cooldiAnne with aid& be lemeenra as, we will USI &appoint Ida Mar oS we canarat fist there reamer 111101V)11 OS 111)1 V6O wail depairo us , tit that humour, end disgrace the geed woe if the erliMeateity. No • 1 not suffer it. Aoy iamb, WIMP, suss any 'provandion to renew old and tilignnalbe be stow* prinkind, sot ash by tie Ave eitM a r k titar, bat s cireasoterros demised it, by bensetiine Ike , V° 4- ' OBlll " d r ortionsiWaßmteirl, inehabefilten vaales o es& to the Spend* nem 11.1 4 t The Odle ebell b• provided far. he flee enni of weilie iag prarieben, all winkkaww how be *Re titasimatery pars, nose, be radlawir far • awed man ostik. ltanaur of tow pletbg • great ddract. The Chielb of Mint of if aro, ere knows to wie. With ail of pen, Wiwi. I ims worfithife‘.lgra ban ant anew 1110.1 111d6Ohey the Mb' dialsewast AWL friesi Vr It alla ttßQC I 51 pima& Or STOCKS, YESTERDAY. , Hank Stock 3 per Cent. Red•0111 L 3 per Cent. Comb 4 per CCM 3 pet OM. Navy 9 6.i I.owg Annuities imperial .1 per Cent 63 Ditto Annuities 7 946 Ilan to Italia Stock laol Is& Roads pr. I dia. Exeltrimer deb es. es. 9s. prem. Eagii4 Lottery Tickets Comas Ise T. BUM, Stock-broker, 4, Cornball, and 9, Marin-ems. COUKSE OF EYCII AlseteriMl3... 9.3 7 9 V. Dine sit Nita 94 II Rottevissm e. f. to 9 2U. Haa~.... u 4 I: . AkIMMI ..... SI s 9 U. Pais ll • Oaks O ii! a lANGE, J• 110•11%. Liao; tio 0 1 0000 lalthe . Cat tlt at. Lisex. 1. s. Portage! Gdd a Can mai las Deerisses .... 4 Calk lirdaiL • ...afective per et 4 0 0 Duubloosa New When o s 4 Silver Is Sao New Leila (mit) • o • Agio o• t•t B•8sd, 51 per Cast. sob. 44 Sawa 4siLiT.Pie Venice •. C St De. Wet - _ BIRTHS. At Rarroch Hare, Caitriems, oa the eist Dec. the lady of John Sinclair, of Baruch, Eaq. of a ass. He yrs baptised Williams, Henry, Charles Jarse Fay Erskine. On trail seared, at Wartime, saw Hillabrii, at the seat of Hash Bleary, . die Indy of Robert Shaw, Eaq. M.P. fur the City of ci a son. At Nab= Mowbray, ire, cm Saturday last, Lady Ellarbuth biairnian, of a ma. On Seaday last. at Southgate, the Lady of A. K. Mac kenzie, Fug. at a daughter MARRIAGE. At Caniarvon, Major William Irodminger, of the sith foot, who was wounded in the diiactrous attack on florkos 4 ♦= Mir Pennant Thomas, youngestdalighser of Rice Eaq. of Carauwasidure. DEATHS. Oa the stn inst. a Elie House Fifes ire, Sir Philip An menstheir, Rae he is succeeded Ishii title and ? gates by the Right Has. Sir John Aastrather, Bart. late Chief Justice id Oa Braday amnia, last, at h brae, in Viper Guilford sheet. hi de bath year of her ar, Mrs. Lading/tea, sottirr id he Lolleitue, rid water of the late Raw. Dr. wade of HA wee °visas, Nortbowpsoeskies. Oa the it& ail. the Hon. Mir Sophia Ari Walpole, tie* sitsleare of She Right Mao. Lard Wakpek, of New DWI* tan-street. - _ HIGH WATS'', THIS DAY, AT LONDON-B=lK Mora—. ss aim after ... .1 I Eves .... ea MOW ART -- LONDON : IMO'S butl. ',AMMON. N. 17, Dukes mart, Bovswenst, Otwasitstodes, sod publsobed Odke, No is. Ito& of at. Omni. rbooda, *Tamil, So %V. STUCK, of No 7, Newt Deito.:-eteeet, LOOO-Aeo,. 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