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I LANCASTER ASSIZES, Ave. 31. Pri Jobteste, Johnson, and ./itinh Clarisusevrete indicted for uttering Ail heeitig timelier of forged Beak of Eu g laedNotei eetheit pooseseiou. 111 r. PAIL Widey stated the case•on east pert of the prnueeutien. ' he Priso.ters all pleaded guilty ; mud Mr. Park obeereed, that the-gentlemen with whims lie acted, on theist-lied' of the limes, had here minced. attee mature detiberatieet, to abets ant, toe capital part of the chaeges against the Prim soacrs, they having no doubt but the two former • Preioners tied been the dupes lied tools of 'otherie *rid therefore deserved coininiseration; ate] eircuin deuces had. crane to his knowledge, respecting the hitter roomier, lest night, which, iu some degree, stoned for his enmeb, which it would not be Proper et snake public. 'Die whole of them, pleaded giulty to the charges or merely twills:the forged nutee in their' possession, and lie 'Loped, wirier these circumstances, the learned Judge would infiiet ben *slight ! Itelistintent. ' Ilemjamin White was arraigns -el, at the same time, deem st similar charge, cud hearing the other Prie sneers plead guilty, 1w did 'the same; but Mr. Park cautioned him against such -comilict, as tie Circumstances hail traiwpirtd in his ease, to autho rise him, on behalf of the Director* of the Batik, in interfemig to prevent the law taking its doe course. The Pnehier, therefore, by the advice of Judge Chain:ire, revoked his plea, and pleaded trot guilty. Mr. Pete, in stating the case igniter the Prl.. sotwr, jaotly observed, that freineutly, from the most trifling circumstances, the most material con sequences took place to mail. The circumstances of the case are as follow. On the 10th of last Judi e it the time of the Nliincheeter raise, the Prisoner went to u pablie-house at Broughton, neer the race enuree, where lie, with several other men, tossed up haltrenee for money, and they tose-d for as large a yea as ten shilliugs ; and tie Prisoner having lost that suite threw down a 11. Hank Note for change, which a man ideutiiied to Ise a forged one. The Prisoner maid he hail taken it at a neighbouring pub lic-hotew, in change for a el. note. • He said he Would take it back. He was followed by seine of the' company, win discovered, that instead of en deavouring to return the cote, he hail pureued kW way thwagii the garden at the buck of the house, earl iato a sni•edow ; ward, on their coming up near to him, he ells observed to throw something into litti K r, which proved to be another forged 11. irate, and on his being secured, half a forged it. • er is found in his hand. The landlady of the ;meth , -house where he raid he had taken the :tote, rovc.t, that the Prisoner had some liquor at her house, for %Irich he tendered her a forged 11. note, 'which she refused. He then gave her a good 21. Obit in ehoisge, for 'Which she gave him an old tan 11. note, which did not In the least resemble the forged one he had. • Mr. one of the Inspectors of Bank Notes, preyed that all the notes were forgeries.— Goi/ty. ' Timm Souterson was indicted. on the prosecu ting of the Amer of Ow Mint, for uttering couu %elicit shillings at Orinskirk, and having a quan tity aniline faineant his lindeestiou. Item Gifittly was found guilty of stealing , five bundles and a half of burn yarn, O a th e bleat:sung grutinds of Peter Sliewcross of 11raylesdem. • R.Sejrd JO4Ol, a resp,:ettede wnrehouseman, of Manchester, was indicted for feloniously stealing a Bares quantity of goods, the 'property of Messrs. orthingtou and Co. warehousemen of Manches ter. It appeared in evidence, that the Prosecutors' and Prieoner's premises join each outer% -the 'Prows tutors twiug in a inure extensive. hue •of hey4iiess then the Prisoner, required more warehouse ,ramp, and they agreed to hire his • -second and _tined stories ; ewe iur the convenience of seem to them, had a door broken through the wall winch separates the two e rr-miens. • On- Sunday morning, the 7th instent, the traveller belonging to tfie pro secutors, very utiespectedly wittit . into their ware homie, he found the Prisoher, are! it was discovered that 1w had merle an aperture through some beards which tied been put up to separate the premises, through which he had crept, and con %eyed away property belonging to the Prosecutors, to a very considerable amount. The Prisaner made no defence,. but appeared extremely penitent. Ile, tioweeee, streuee to tell, called Mr. Worthington, the Prosecutor, to give him a character, who spoke very hiehly of him in every point of view except the present rase.—Gitiley. tieorge Corgis Carter was indicted, under the Black' Act, for wilfully and tualitionely firing a pistol, louden with ~iinroutler and a louden at William Nye, in Liverpool. The Prisoner is shier mete of the elinerkee Erick. from New York. sad the Prosecutor s' t h e new. eh, the 115th-day of lest Jutw, the Prosecutor applied to the Captain for his protection to enable him to est-on ehtne to rrewete his being preisiell- the Cep-' tail] Mad the Prinwer had all the protections, end toferred the l'rooreutor to the Prisoner, who re. Laud giving him a- protection; the' conseqtience seer, the Penitents/r was very abusive sense rough language pivoted en both sideve which ended in a red.the Prosecutor refused to do his duty use beard the ship, and went on shore. hi the even **about six o'ciock, the Prosecutor, in company with another of the crew, of tlw name of Smith, tad die:tire-Ives with parts Of staves its their on the shore, close to the ship, and de manded Al a i, protortious f when there were none of the crew or officer* on board tint t h e Prieouer; he replied he hie! that which would pre tete himself, and took up a pi s t e l, lie told the i'riernier, if he attempted to come under the guard chitin, %oldie!' is *limit four feet high, aid placed along Queen's Dock, to prevent persons Idling in, ersil chew to which was the Eagle,. he would shoot him ; the hrire'eutor, however, very impenitently persisted in ttning, and while he 'was in the net' of strespidie wider the eh:* . the' prisoner discharged the 'smell at him, w3rielr shattered his Tight arin so eesseit t thuttunpnietion WIMPI obliged to be performed. The witnee-es, however, for the prosecution, se enneentgeel that he designedly waved the pistol to the ajar, sou br must kaie killed him instantly, they being on s loisn together. The Prisoner did not en ear to sake his eselIPM, but surrendered him sett n t the naieliewii lwhwigiug to the quay. to the dureace. it wets Meted. t h at the crew had been i* a matinous state on the voyage. The ship Unclad at the 4 est lacws, ohhc'they .gut per inissioo, through tie iiiterr:eusioß of the Prisoner, to go no shore tur a day. They behaved there in a riotous moaner, nod refused to go on board again; and . it was with the greatest difficulty they were gut back, it was only by the protection* kciug witisheid train thew, that they could be kept toge ther ; the Prihoner frequently got into disgrace with the Copt:lit fur lute:reeding fur iudulgencies fbr them, winch they abased, and the prosecutor was one of the rianleadert ; he 'was heard to say he would lowa the Plisolier's life, the night he re seired the a °mid, out of revenge, as he did not *are two-pence for his own life, and it way supposed u witness who irks. hint, that at the time he wo4 Mn Mint, he was going on board the ship to attaek the Prisoner with the stave. lie was taken to the In firmary, where Mr. Wilson, the Resident Ante. rican Consul, at Liverpool, went to see hint, when be acknowledged that the Prisoner had always acted well towards him ; and the injury he 'had re ceived he ised brought upon himself by his own aiiscoudtitt . ".which he had been advised to pursue by Smith, another of the crew. . Since he got wail, he made an application to the Consul for a passage home, whoa lie again made a similar con fessioa of the error of Ills conduct. The Learned Junuz. in suniming ( 1 1) tile evi dence, told the Jury the question for them to de cide was, whether the Prisoner discharged the pistol with malice, or in his own defence? The Jimmy, after a short thiliberatiou, returned —. s l u r Guilty. The Jenne told the Prisoner he had done a very rash act, and he4wd lie would make the Pro. aecutor every possible remuneration, as he had done him a lasting injury. The Prisoner applied to he discharged in Court, as lie had an opportunity of returning to his own country, and if lie was detained he should lose it, as the vessel sailed in a day or two. The 'lunge, however, told him, it was not in his power to do it, till the Clraisil Jury was discharged, at soonest, and lie was remanded back to the Castle. Joins Torr was indicted, and fotihd Gnihy, un der a charge of bigamy, in having married Mary Young, in Liverpool, ul tiie year 1601, and marry ing Mary L,ongbottoin, in Mauchester, a few mouthy since, at the time his first wife wea living. The Grand Jury found • trr bill to-day against a Gentleman of considerable consequence, is lA verpool, on a charge of murdering his sister-in-law, under peculiar circumstances. This county, which is the pride of England fur beautiful waineu, appears sensible of it ; there it a gallery in Court appropriated for them, whi. h is daily filled with near lou charming Lancashire witches. roLicE • .111IiNsaolt-slouss. Masai Stadose Ina fully coniatitted hell:Vitt on Saturday, charged with edeallog lines -sod .plated to At considerable agrooot, fear the house of Mr. Thompson, cottun-marchat.t, is Newratrntreet, where .she lived servant.. Part of the property behoved to a gringos:l, who, on gulag abroad, left his deserts is the hoses, which the Prisoser contr.ved4o epee. The Prises* eeetireemell the theft. ltielterit dkianar a itooshoffiro, and Maser , :fat, a watch men,. when abseil was at the terser of Lung-lace, near Al iiingsge-ioset, were charged with robbing Julia White, a less; trotter s. helooguig to Apothecar.'s Haft, early on Friday . gionsigg. They was folly committed for trial. WAR I.COROVGII-11TRIEtt. • faiturday, a woman of the same of Seem, and her daughter, were ch3iged under the vagrant act with ilivlitatiust and fe lony The Defendants called tbesusehrts prophetesses, mil it appeared that they carried on an extensive business aniutipt the credulous at a court in Warduer-street. They were mu. ited to • gentfessai's house, iu Charlotte-Street, uu Monday evening, to amuse a company of servants of both sexes, quid, °italic Whoring day, several articles of apparel, the protterts of out of the young ladies of the house, mare mime; fif:iu the bedroom. Duplicates of the property were found oat them, and they were Committed. Last .week we gave an *cement from the Politic-Orme, Niarlburongli-street, that two men Made an affidavit, that they suspectea the wife of a reputable tradesman, at Bays water, had hien poisoned. Thu report having spread, to the serious injury of the husband of the deemed, the two non, of the names yf Math ' and Lik e , were, on Tuesday,brutgilt to the abuse office, charged with causing • riot at the Wirral. The affair was isecatigatcd care:Silly by the Itiazistrate, when it tamed out that the report was as mall. eions as was groundless. A* Surgeon at Kensington proved, that he attended the deceased fur several days lire- Viollllll to her death, and that she died of a fever Other wit nesses proved, that Use husband waned pre his wife with the utmost solicitude, and no blame could poseibly attach to him. The Defendants writ held to bail for the riot. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORVIMOUTH, SEP7. 2. Arrived the St. Alibates, of 64 guns, Capt. Austen, from the coast of, Portugal; wni.the Stogy cutler, from Guernsey. The St. Alban's left Mondego Hay when the Irstagarato did, therefore brings no thing new : a French General, Kellett, and several other ()Ricers, are on board her. Soiled the Kangaroo sloop, fur the Downs. The Balogh' as appoiuted convoy for the Downs. REPT. 3. Arrived the Zealous, with a fleet of transports from the Mediterranean, and are put under quaran tine. • Soiled the Cuptet sloop of war, for Lisbon, with dispatches; ridd the Zeggfe stoup of war, wfth • fleet for the Downs. ' llit Alajest, 's ship Revenge gives convoy instruc tion.' is the trade for the SUothern Whale Fishery. —Wind W. DIAL, Mtn. 4. Put back the Warspite, and remains iu the Downs, with the ships as per last. _ SEPT. 3. S.iiled the Minotaur for Yarmouth; and Warrpite and garbe r, for Portmnouth. _ . Alteweetl the laagaroo, with several transports, from Awtotnotittv. - Iratrte : 4lmn from the River, the Cluarhona, Fol. ger, for the South Seas ; /.4otdow, Ilasi kir., fur Much:int ; :Vepr!nte,i)rive, for Comoro+ ; habeas, ; ant) Pomona, Meredith, for Cedis. 11.KOCTIi, AUGUST 31. Thi• Carteret awl ,llettlberough packets arrived tui. lamming: the former in roar dart front Corwin:l (no new t ';; the-latter front the ;Waiter runenn, 17 days fm4u—thbraltisr. 'floe .Prisons Eli:air:lt and Arabella pocket► had arrived there, aLsi ,riled again fur Cagliari. SPORTING INI`ELLICENCE. • CHESTERFIELD MEETING. W 91199110119, JI. Sweepstakes of :.co. each, for three Laid four.year Ws. (hiec round. (1. - , •u!,-,rribrra.) Mr. Corr- W. b. f by Ilarubletouiao, dam 'friunpator, utd, Mr. roulth's h. f. sl ha Ulan 61.1, .t ytr. sat frii4 . Mr. Hill's b. f. by Delpini, dam by 'Pt uuspat..r, .; 7at. 7t04 on tibe winner. A Gnu race With all three. ?Lc Maiden Plate of sot. for three, four slid tiro car (Ada. Tao-tuily beats. Mr. Harrison's b. c. Dually Hudire, by Muorcock, 3 p jit. 41b Mr S‘‘ ait.atun'a b. f. Grcea Yeas, by 'frunspatur, 4 Wile Bat. Mb. . _ 111;. litttista. bay oylt, by Druiugbrunis, 3 yrs old, 714 4th Siu . L: br. g. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs. ust 31 b..... dr. Even beton uo Houuy Hodge. %I uu easy. DOEOUGHBRIDGE MEETING. THURSDAY, 'Tr?. I. Fine Pounds for ihree and four-Fur olds. Two-mile Leats. Duke of Ixetlb's ch. c. t, Pamlo!plao, out of Mutlicc Redcap, 3 yrs. old, 7st. sb. .....0 8 1 1 Sir E. Smith' , gr. e. by Nt. Geur;e, out of Quid's dam, 3 )rs.uld, 7st. 51b. Sir I'. Gsseoigne's b. 3 yrs. old, 7st 4 4 dis. Mr. Wilsun's b.• f. Amity, by Expectation, 3 yrs. odd, 711. alb. 5 to 4 agst Aunty, 6to 4 apt. the Duke of Leeds's colt, and 4 to I one °lithe two wua after the dead beat, betting nearly the imuir ; after the second beat, oto ou Smith's volt. A line rare. ..... _ Three was nu rate ow %Wednesday and l'riday, for want of hones. YORK AUGUST MEETING. ►RIDAY. The Stakes, won easy by Laurcl.l.caf, wets. run in 3 mi nutes and 39 snoods; and the subscription pone, Woo V.Oly by . Archduke, sus run in 7 minutes and ss b4C0114 —S tur day, the stales, won by Stilton, were run in t 1111131(r. Wiad IiOCUMIS; tb. 6.,i,ta plate, MOO by Dcsdeniona, 11:0i run in n minutes and 1-2 seconds ; and the Laibes' plate, woo by Weaver, aaa run in 3 minutes and se secotots. , Mr. F. Buckle bas purchased tor Mr. Haworth Lord fltrstlitnore's Calash', for %longs. stiongs. ware uttered for Lord Munsous Send, by Eeniug. brougb, before he sou the Produce Stake. wt BETTING I'OR THE Sr. LEGER STALES, AT PONCASTER. 7 to 2 apinrt Theresa, by Halubletonias. 9 hi! against Clinker, by bit Peter Teazle. b tot against I'cter Plymky, by Ilumbletsciaa. U to I spies( Pesitua, brother to Fyhteucr. • 7 tot against Laurel-Leaf, by Stainfo.A. la tot against Easton, by Stamford. 100 to 7 against Stilton, by Stamford. too to 5 against iiamtrap, by Agouistes. tun to ♦ iiguinot Petiouius, by Sir Peter Teask FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. S.?! 3. 1335. Copy of a Letter fruit Lieutenaist Tracey, couunandiag His Majest) . ► twig the Linnet, to Rear-Admiral °toy, at Portsmouth, and transmitted by the latter to the lion. W. W. Pole. His Mniest)'s brig Linnet, Spitbead, Aug. 31, 1800. SIR-1 have the honour to acquaint you, that I yesterday fell in with, and captured, off Cherbourg, the French lugger pt steer Juudrocant, of St. Maloes, last from La Hogue, commanded by !Michael Pierre Gooier; tier complement twenty •tile mei., hut had only Meta us board. She is a sew armed, and sails well, eirryiug ten tin-pounders, ant of which AN threw oireiLuard during the chase. I run 4.c. J. 'IRACEV, Lieut. and Gls. W. A. Otway, tiq. Commanding Officer, &c. Ste. Portsmouth. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ofice, Sept. 3. 1408. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Gourds—John Geldie, Gent., to be Comet, without ()archaic Roth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major Thomas Hawker to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purelisse, vice Taylor, deceased. Ceptaiii Thomas Parker Batter to be Major, vire Hawke.•. 9th Itcgimeut of Fuot—Myer George Mulle to be Lieutc tcnant-Colonel, vice Stew int, tl •tensed. Hith Ditto--Msgur-General Sir Charles Green, Bart. from the York Light lufantry .Voluntders, to be Colonel, vice General Ilivoyer, deceased. egith Ditto--Breirct Lirutewant-Colonel Daniel White to be Liesteurint-Coloucl, vice Lake, deceased. Brevet Major 1 homav Egerton to be Major,. ire White. OA Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Liestenaht-Coluuel J liar: dynssaa, from the tat Garrison Battalion, to be Captain ef a Company, vice Stackpnole, wbu exchanged. York Light Infantry Volunteers—Major-General Edwin Morn, horn the loth Foul, to be Colima, vice Sir Charles Green, appointed to the command of the ,6th Foot. LIRKV Captain Colin Campbell, of the ; 5111 FOUI, to be Major iu the Anuy . Captais .Cliarles A. Quit, Principal of the Riding-House Deportment of the Ortludwas, to be Major, with tempo rary rank ill the .Irmy. STA FF. John Erskine, Esq to be Cessmussary in Chief to the Forces . serving in Voila, Puriegat, and the Mediterranean. • Deputy Commissary James Druniniond to be Commissary of Accompts to the said Forces. George !Dah m er, Gent. to he an Avvie.--- Provisionv, an., Gem. _ ,sss...ant-tcotntuissact of Stores _ awl Forage to Ole Forces. Ales.and;r Pitman, Gras. to be an •Atteistaat•Connuasalry to the Forces sersu%g to the West ladna. Johu Pupplewell, Gent. to be an Assastant-Commissary to the seta Forces. GARRISON. Colonel James Robertaus,uu the Half-pay of the 9.2.1 Fuot, tube DepotyGoveruor of Fun (hint, Tice Stsaait, an. cruet HOSPITAL NTAFF. Suwon Thomas Draper, trout Ilse 7atis Foot, to be Surgeon to the Fusses. I . .PAIITgETIONIN umntrvrt _ ---„ Joseph Silvenrood, Wilhala Mowbray, and Henry Mee • im, of Ly an. NorhAlt,brush-manufact I. July 11S, Itling James Heap and Joseph Hiidpea, of Manchester and Ll• • pooldirien-drapers. A ag. illOll.. Join Tatter and Massed Rothwrll, of Manchester, ma marmeturem. Aug. (I, tens. Wm. Albright and Philip Dance, of Charlhury, glovc.tas anifacturen Aitg. on, tune. Thomas Laneaster and Abraham. Cheater, of Ham - gill, York, graziers. July tic, toot. Fleury Maryon, Holier! Pr are, and George Marron, coal- Merchants • Any. 31, leoa. Joshua Hill, Edward Draw, sad David Hill, of ht. Mary, Whitcchapel, Middlesex, grocers. Jan. so, loos. William, Horton and John Morris, of Chesp,ide, boot makers. Sept.% lens. • L'Aluard Cluld aml Thomas hturt, Of Skinfold, Sums, mercers. Juli Cl, Benjamin "Immilke the elder, Benjamin Chandler the yiniumer, nod Thumps Mown, ui St.. Paul's atrchiard, Loimk,a, womlen-rlsripcm Sty, , s'ls. Henry Hobson and hummesi gobuoo, of Manchester. Sept. lOU MSc* William Sharp anti Satins,' Morris, of lairmiac ham, gua-11,rn emeieutari or( Aug. .11, ISt.. Sesiall,tl hippo s ant, I .ew.s films, of Uoti-srpaare, Hoenido . "'k, PAKINub bee. J, 44/11• PIANKRVIPTCIFS ENLAMPED. Cennte l'upper, now Of late oft.iatod, Kent, sitetlie.vi talus Scpteta/bet 6, to October 16, at. tea, at (nu e • George 116rrivon and Jobe Watson, of Noble vet, I.ataluu, hosiers, true. ptLeubee u, to septetabsr at ter, at Guildiaall. _ BANKRUPTS. Tkosass Lupton, now or late of Skiption, York, hardn an , ahupturpu, to sarresider, Svptember 17, 19, chid Ocn.ncr • ut ekveu at the Black Hume too , in Skiptuti. A, ss J‘lais SrCKeld, of SLtptun, Yuen; and Juba Swale, Ormond-street, Loudon. Mitrivit t Young and John Crowley, of Leeds, York, to surrinider, September sad OrtsJa T s. eleveu, at the Clueen,'s Hcun , Pilstisu-atrret, Newcastle -sr Tyne. Attorneys, Mr.llsomas Carr, Neweastle-upo.,:s. and Mr. %Vilnius* Atkinson, Chant-cry-lane, Loudon. • Henry Mu) le, of Fordingbridge, Southampton, tick-, factors r, to sur.ender, September to, at six 17, at t en , October 1.1, at one, at the Asstempe lan !dew Sarum. r. It !chard Strirlitaml, FOrdinbritsge ; MCSI/s. Smoky,* and Horton, Crane-court, nom -street, don. Christopher Perron, of St. Ainslie, Cornwall, tnerrh, le surreutler, tscptatuber 19, Yo, and Oet u b e r fa, at eleres at the Rase sod (.roa n Inn, in l'uuey, Cornwall. Atturue )s : Mc tit illiaut Brown, of Foot"; and Mr. Jouathao ll !toll's-httild4ults, Fetter-lane, London. Josvph Ellis Paltry spd John Hittehliffe, both of Melthaas, Alutondbory, Vusk, diers, to surrender, September and October 15. at eleven, at the Pack-Horse tau, i detaficl !. .i.ttormls, Mr. Stephenson, :lohntirtli, meat den,field ; and sir. Battye,thaacery-laue, Luuduu. DIVI DEN DS. September al. John Purbeck, of Fairfurd, Gloucester, i o ta ', and chap.uan, at the fleece luu, in Cirencester, Gloucester. Scpttuolier Q 7. IVilliara Redford and Samuel Sumner, r ftaiter-lane, London, wholesale hueu-titapers, at trelsc, Guilithall. stpiamber :7 James Uus in, of Wandsworth, Surrey, ler, at eleven, at Gtuldhall, I.ourhin. Fehr:try a. Motto limber, late of Luthlonry, London, chant, at t metre, at Gurtobal. October yg. Theupluloa Mcrae and Memo La Porte of Queen-street, Cbezipside, Looduu, warehonaemee, ten, at troildhall. November t. Bernard Prestos, of Holborn, Londim, draper, at ten, et September coo. Joseph Phipps, otherw:se Joseph Lord Phipps, of Jansen Hawk,. Lupley, &milord, inulorrlier, at tw eke, at the Lion Inn, Newt." I, Salvp. September 27. Richard Aladdetka ' of Elkoomere Sa'ep, grocer, at twelve, at the Lion Inn, Noe port, Salmi:. September Joseph Gibson, ue Newcustli -t you-Tutu, woollen. draper, at ekvets, at the Crown and 1 histle rent, New tomsle-upem-Tine. Scpttraber is. Jonathon Clicton, of Newport, Salop, we,, at twelve, at the Iron 1 nn, Newport Septemh.a. mi. &I vied Marston, illow off late of Intoxeter, .titaffera, cork-cutter, at twelie, a the Three fassemot, ra Horton-opint-Trent. • October 7. William Ifuldswortli, Tiirt, Ear, imisintr, at eleveu, at tLe Gtorge lea, Jiang .tou-tptin. September 28. IVillinso Berrdearl and Jolts Clark, of Hits. mill, Suffolk, waltstaiir, at eltien, al (In %Yhite Hart Suffolk. September Mi. Jeremiah Direh, of Creel's:lg, liaist Peter, Suffelk, hotelier, at Wotan, at the Angel Ina, its Lai Stan ham, Suffolk. September John Simpson Tydeminn, late of i L aidch our, .Essex, ieuniumagew, at eleven, at the Great lots, Col. cheater. CERT! FICATEB—Sr erras cast stn. Joseph Cowley, of Slicrlield, York, cutter. James Duvet, of Hereford, whmseuer..licuit. John Hell, late of Southwcool-lare, Hi4ligate, Miskllemo, (but.now a posoner in the Fleet.; •iislerwr:•er. John Tankard, of Birmingham, Warwick, factor. MEETINGS OF CMEDITIMIS, AT GULL :MALL, ort-mottoon. sit. al. George Topper, now or late of Liston, Kent, shop keeper - 3 to Leffuisia Joseph Leffiosa, New-strt et, Dishopsgste street, London, merchant - - - 3to Thomas Beckwith, Commercial-road, Middlesex, coacb-maker - - i Illt George Harrison and John Watson, Noble-street, • Clarapsisle, Loorlon, hasicra - 3 145 DIVIDENDS. Samuel Hooton and Salomon Lich, Woodstoth-t,treeto CERTIFICATES. J :In., Brown, of Berwick-upes ;111; end, corn-merchaot. Richard Smith, of Asliburne, Derby, stationer. Peter tVisitebead, of Stockport, Chester, coheir-merchant. John Philipps, late of the Star Begrimes', Wapping, riddle srr, brewer. Stsawcrose, of Slouches's", Lasearter, merchant. ..--...„- PRICE OF .COCAS ON RATUR DAY. - Rank *net a per Cent. Reduced , . . 6613 a per Cent. Comeohl 3 per Cent. Navy i AM( Alle • ley g-iti Irak ~-• per Cent. ~ ........ v ohtetein I Il loi.. Iwite Meek . . , • Ira Jodi% DOWill , ••• ••2 4 pro i 4. Cm-I)4lmi Rine Centel' fur ,tidii T. BISH, Studt-beeker. 4, Conk% awl 9, Charing-Crow MARRIAGE. Thursday last, by the Rey. Richard Turner, Edward '4l - Ortsimases, Es+ of Yarmouth, to Miss Henrtetts Ma ria Laces, 'moult daughter of Sir Edmund Lamm, of the tamer place. ' DEATHS. Os the 24th alt nt Lis home, Btautot•row. fir :sea, U I. tuiu Hebert t'arrde, 41 the Royal IS as ‘,144.411,i9 )cart.. _ On Saturday kit, at !famines ,ni4th Tarots, Albert, fue. £4 St. Jr74:ca's fin l'utaday, aged 47, !lir. Alderman Bristow, re.sittry..i 140014211 kt ellt:airtertutil, and Treamter of Um Brum.. of the coo nty. Yesterday sennight, in her 44th year, Mrs. W m -4 , leo. a Sirwoiltory, relate of the Pate Mr. lliesas Newt, prtotrr TlesSlbreaehary (fireside. The Honourable Charles Murray, sow of the late palms of Sl. Deeid's, aaditepFew to the DIAS .1 Ath o l!, anti o f I las hate laird UaLlue Apialegy. He rill a sacrifice to tte . crrat *atrium h• mud to an defence of Sas. Yoe; guieraw if Binewiden, who WWI reassarred by tie Malay, in M.,: le MM. U. was • yam( Awls unimeaslUy ediaiirsai ami 4.• teemed. H 'Gil WATER, THIS DAT, AT• LIIII4 WHY. LIM rJ Mora 19 attn. after Eyes. 39 .. after.. i• SALE BY Auertos. CLAROT.S. STREET, PICCA • !Ifir. DANIEL 3%11111, Os the peemoisaa, Tomo ßsovi, at twelve o'clock • unit 110USEHOLD FtlltNl'l kiltE A. Ilia various EtrEcTs, the property of • 1.d7 , Irwrits: M reatislere at No. 46, Claileastreet, Pireadlify C. In' rimier erverel ftter-post sad kat bedstrlds, with cotton and other furniture., feather beds sod treddiug, as right-day clock, winitow remains, ens•prts, chiutiwy ;teases, am.; surtneeat nr itabinet indictee, kitchen lures tars, 4.. e. Tu he vie. rd till the sale. Citalegues iii tir• had on the premier., end of Kt'. Sind la, Aerflodear,"Wi: Esor, Lis , and at kit bower, IS.. 9, New Brood-street, City. LONDON Printed by G. D tVIDSON, Nu '9, u J Boswell-court, Ca ry-buret, sad published at tb• Oft.rt• No. 15, flack ut St. Cleave • .".,buttb, Stgasi.l„ by J. WHITE, of same plece.—timers, fu. fur this Pupa, teat 10 She Vface,(puit 1•41), 16111 A-dial aticildcd 1 u•s-Tytae i len, n a • At . 1 , , ge • and reef, Luu. 7t, ltturue).: t Hewirtt, Ir is Nfld. arm. Iliad. toliest ar . ttuta.sttr, • , tuacr, of trel‘c,;t a 'rev, . don. rarr , rte 14!Pra c, r 4Ctuta,. at 14 lt,u, ham- •rli 1.0r.1 h•li. at T