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NdrAL reatuastirrits . bsMlsi Came inter harbour His Majesty's Air lien, 74 guns, Capt. Lubin. to be Arrived at the Menherbasksin Intsatna% blows hard, and we cannot learn bar agate. Sew ittl deep laden ships are now comingietuad•bembdclge Ledge, most probably from Monte Video. Yesterday Arrived front Halifax, last frpm ral mouth, the fial!fuz. Captain Lord Toonshend, having lost her convoy in a gale of wind t the direr. frigate. Captain Seymour, with about tO transports, from the Mediterranean; the duel, from the Downs; end the Sheldrake..with convoy, from Guernsey. Passed by, with a large convoy of Indiamerh the St. of 74 guns. Captain Austin ; and the Lion, of 64 guns, Captain Rolfes, having is com pany the Foe*, Spanish prize frigate, taken at Vdro. ko.t, hired armed cutter, has taken and sent French sloop privateer of 2 guns and laci /mat.. The East India ships. and Mediterranean convoy, still remain wiud•bound.—Wind S.W. TORBAY, 911012 S• I yesterday informed you of the arrival of Lord Gardaer, with wren sail of the line. after which ar rived she !teem'', and this day arrived dkir Sahara, from Portsmouth,"to join thilleer. 1 yesterday in farmed you of the arrival of the Nimrod cotter, but since find I was mi►taken. the vessel arrived is the Bag, cutter. neat.. non. 21. Asrived, from Sheerness, His Majesty's ships Cembetland and Cyane frigate. Also, His Ma jeity's ship Lion. with the East-India ships, Royal ."Charlotte, Earl Spencer, Thames, Glatton, and Al ' biers, ender convoy from the East-Indies, and re main in the Downs, with the ships as per lait.— WintiS.-iir. Mows bard. CHATHAM, DIC. 29. His Majesty's brig sloop Sprre-.thawk. Captain Pringle, is ready fcr sea, and will sail this day. The rilfory and Resauttou are to be undocked to-morrow. The Akvais, is to be docked en Thursday, and the Dilator on Friday nest. Le rompre, of 80 guns, is oniered up hero to be paid off, and bee ship's com pany to go on board the VOA". The following ships ate in commission at this port : Orion 74, !tried mien 74, Canada 74, .friZent 61. Dim,- at 64, (2.44,0,44 60, Una/tiers 3d, Spennahawt brig *nap 18, and Zynabo 18 runs. EDINBURGH, Dip. 26. A meeting of the Faculty of Advocates hae:n-, been called, to consider the Bill lately introdoced in the House of Lords, by Lord Eldon, touching the Administration of ustice in Scotland, the pro. ceedings of which were inserted in our last Paper, we are desired to state, that the following letter was sent by the Hon. Henry Erskine, with the spprona tion of a very great number of respieable Members of the Faculty, to the Lord Advocate, giving his and their reasons for not attending the meeting : MY LORD, rtinee's : strest, Dee. 21, 1207. As I do not mean to attend the Meeting of the Faculty, Willett ties been called for Wednesday next, to take into con sidileation the new Bill, lately brought into the House of Leeds, for regulating the Administration of Jamie' ia Scot land, and as many of thw Gentlemen who approve/ of Lord „Grin,.lie's Bill are also to be abient, 1 think it proper to in • arra your Lutdihip of our re:two for taking De part in the After the phi of reform brought Into r arliansent by Lord eireaville had been almost a year lintria'fhipublic, and alter its detailed provisions had been maturely vhasstlered by the Members of our S dy, they assembled fora MI outdoes of Scotland, at the end of last winter session, for the pow* of Rising thpir opinions upon the subject. Several des, Were wholly employed in shamming the measure, by the must lull end respectable Meetings of the Faculty thst ever were held; end the mutt was, that in most of sts material provisions, Lord erenvitles Bill wes approved of. The Bill which has been lately introducut, is totally different, and its provioniis are knurled opal principles directly oppo site to, and utterly incoosisteat nub, those of Lord Gren ville% Bill. 8en,04, I have fent • number of resolutions, drawn up and circulated by some of the Metnbers, adverse to the principles of both Bills: these, we onderstand, are in• tended to be moved In the cram.: of the dellbeeetrous on the sew ; and it hie been openly avowed, that thorn isciples, of which the Faculty have already typo:iv-4,er* to be reviewed soul recosu.dered, in order to prevail upon them to express opinions coutrary to shove ronnples. Rich being the de clared object of the proposed Meeting, a renewed debate on ettiestsuca aliesdy tu deliberately would be unavoid able. 1 .tenor, theref o re, admit the propriety of holding such *Meeting, andtt,ink it it to avert a (wale., .11111M1.14111. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Ylltu Lordship% most oberli,ot humble IlE:ditl LKSAINE. Tim Lord Advocate M Scotland. The streets having been much infested at night, of late, by a set of riotous and disorderly young men, to the great annoyance of the peaceable inha bitants, whom they frequently insulted and mal treated, by knocking down, and otherwise abusing them—the Magistrates, with a view of putting stop to scenes at once so disgraceful and alarming, requested that a party of the High Constables should patrols the streets occ tsionally in the even ing; this has accordingly been done, and in course of which, several persons were apprehended and lodged in the city guard-house ; one of whom, having been convieted before the sitting Magistrate, M wantonly knocking down a gentleman in the High street, was hued ; and, but for the iespeetability and anxiety of the parent, who interlard to prevent all exposure of his son's disgraceful condea, his name would have been published. It is expeCted that this will produce the *flea of apprising these young MO of their very improper condat, and warn them of their danger; the hlagotrates being deter mined henceforth to inflia the most exemplary psnishrrents, and publish the names of every one who mar be defeated offending ifichrierd Bess and Isite PAsHips, accused of 'Sealing dead bodies from the burial places in this city, have received an indiameat to stand trial be fore the High Conn of Justiciary for that offences Doxalel ;t:lar Calais, paid . Moe Pherson, and Yaws Grattan, soldiers in the Artylshire Militia, and prisoners in the Tolbeoth, 'at Aberdeen, are served with an indiarnent, to stand trial before the ;Ugh Court of Justiciary, on the frith of January nest, for the rr.nrder of Job.) Simpson, a negro, wad Lite drummer is the 39th Itesitnect of Foot, at Aberdeen. In tiaddington market, yesterday, wheat, pets*, end lowans, were about te: re bell ebeepts barfly vend oats Is. dearer. AMERICA. COMMODORE BAtRON. Report of the Court of Inquiry assembled on board the United States ship, Chelopeak, in the hafbour of Norfolk, and States of Virginia, by order of the Hon. Robert Smith, Secretary of the Navy of the United States, end continued by adjournment from day to day s from Monday, the sth day of Oetober, 1807, until Wednesday, the 4th of No vember, 1107. ' 1. It appetite to the Court, that the United 'States ship, Cite speak, Men varlet the command of Jame .111arnin, Esq. a Captain to the Navy of the linnet States, sailed (rum Hamp ton Roads, on an intended cruise in chit Mediterranean Sea, on the looming of the 2id June last past, harmg nu board a crew aeuelwiag of mere than :). - O men, and completely equipped with every Wag nemitary for mach a ship of war, sailing ed such t, 2. It appears to the V...!'isert, that Captain Barron was appoint ed Conamhdore of the shim and *eels dlailooeJ for th• Medi terranean service, on the lhth day of Mayla,t past, and hoisted hie broad pendant on board the Chesapeak, the int time he came on board of her, after her arrival in Ilampton Roads, to wit, on or about the 6th 4ay of Juni last past. .3. It mipears to the Court, that Cummodere Bairoo wished the Chesepeak only twice during the Ireton' she remained iii llanipten. Roads, and Arline he came on board to proceed to sea ; on neither of which occasions be examined particularly into her state and Ceeeltion. 4. it appears to the Court that the gong of the Chelapeatr were never Li:groaned %ware she pioceedad to um...that het crew were quaiteTeri but a ka tra's pievifull to that time, and had timer been called to quarters mere t he three times prior to her sailing for sea. 9. It appears to the Court, that the ship ma reported to Content/ore Barron to be ready tor sea on the 17th day of June, that he'zante et. board on the an. that the ship sailed on the mo.;.ing oldie did of June last pa•t. 6. It *peace to The (•3eri, that antecedent to the tailing of the Chs , elpeak, dime ht-dl been received on head ..f her some person WllO had bade 'rimmed by the British Siovernmeat as desertare from their service, hot who were net ordered to be delivered up by the Amman Officers—That there was else a report 1111, 4 •culation, and eznetally It/own on beard the ChesaNalb, tut • threat load been used by the Captain of the British ship el war hfelanqies to take them met from the Chavapeek-i-That Commodore Ilarrast had full knowlidge of the facts that such man were wt beats his ship that they had been densauded ley its British Godai'!inent, and had not bean delivered tap, the Court aro pettedly satisfied; het 1.0 positive evidence has been siklured to move that the repair et the Musk above aientaueeti was communicated to him Were his ship*iled. _ 7. I; apltean to the Court, that ttte Chotapnak, la proceed ing from Hampton Reads to sea,. passed a British squadron at assehor io Lynhaven 1t.r..h0, at the time of ber pessiag Wont were making inertia to each Irtletieittleh was not only reported to Commodore Barren by oats alai CMlee*. bat served by htuiself. g. It appears to the Coerl"h that the:BM% thlp of war Leo pard, of 50 gam, ene of the scl'iadron than It 1111cRof within the limits of the United Stater, weighed immediately afire these signals were thrown out, aid steel to ass. 9. It doses nut appear to the Cirort, that at this time there was any ret.el 111 sight, o• coy other eked to induce her se go to %el but the Chesapcak. 10. It smart to the Cowie, that at the thee the Leeparet got ender weigh, are wind was et It.S.VV. and therefore fair for licr to proceed in sea ; but that instal of availing herself of this to clear the land, she hauled he the wind, close round Cape Henry, and stood au the souoisr.od tinier easy sail ; thereby shriving that it was Cot her intention to get elf the Wad speedily. It. It appears to the Court, that after this wed twins, light sad baffling, and tritely to shift, and came nut front the eastwzrd, that wit cut this happened the Leopard shortened sail and stood to the eastward. 11. It upturn to the Dirt, that after this the wind rl3l Saha •001111.11 about 6.1.6, end that the Leopard then having thus got the,sother-gage, preserved it, by taking in -shore, when the Chcsapeak dd se, its order to get off her pilot, and after the Chesapeak again stood off to the eastward, that hie Leopard were and Lore drain fur her. 11. It appears to the Court, that when the Leopard tacked and stood in-shore on the same tack with the Chesapeak, that her Lower deck ports eels all weed up. 14. It appears to the Court, that when the Leopard run down fur the Chenpealt, she rounde.i-te on her starboard quarter and to win/wail of her, and that, at this time, her timpani wets out ti her guise. 13. It appears to toe Court, that Commodire Barron we: upon deck, observing Use Leopard, during the time Mese aa nceuvres were pratliting, and tittles apuearanees exhibited 16. That the Court Is of opinion that the crteuttatances above staled were in theusselves so suspicious as to have furnished sufficient warning to a prudent, discreet, and attentive ofFsersr, of the probable designs of • ship ot war cooducted lot that way, and ought to have induced Commodore Barron to have pit pared his ship for action, especially with the information he possessed, of Use satuat,on of hi. crew generally, of those who fiat limit demanded by the British Government particialent, and of the rueral state of the ship at that time. 17. It appears to the Court that Commodore Barren never theless del Hot order his ship to be cleared for action, and that he did not call his men to quarters 11. It appears to the Court, that when the Leopard came alongside ti the Chesapeake, an officer was Onst frets bar, with a eotom (sic . " iron from Captain !lanoline', the Chileans of the Leopard, to Gornmirdere (Barron, which the latter could not and did not onsundeirtand, but vary correctly concluded to be a demand with which he ought sot, and could not comply, sad use which, if refuted, would boenforced, If possible. 19. It appears to the Coon, that althouen rues was the al tuatioa and jeopret,ton of Commodore Barron at this time, yet that lie die not still order his shi p tv he prepared for ac tlon, al -111 'ugh ample time was a.i..ered for that purpose, the British Officer being &imad on board the, Chesapeake irtiul 35 to 4) minutia 20. The Court is of opinion, that the n•glitA of Coenntia. dote Barron to prepare his ship for action wider such circuits. stances, is edireet breach of the 4th attach, of the rules sad regulations for toe Government of the Navy of the United States, adopted by an Act of the Coogrem of the United States, pasted on the ltd day of April. 1800, Milan; fr An Act ter the batter Guretument of the Nary of the United Staten." 21. It appears to the Court. that after the British Officer left tne Chcapealt, bracing a posit., refusal trim Conlon. done Barton to the demand which had b-en made by Captain. Humphries, and after Commodore Karroo was himself taus. bed Haman attack upon his ship would be made, he did not take ;memo, ocamary, and efficient means to prepare his ship for battle; that bis Kitt order was merely to clear his gun deck, and the 'mood, given after the Japer of tome time, was to got his mon tisquatiers secretly, without boat of dram ; although with such • stew as he had on board. aud in such a situation a. the ship then was, it rah not to lie suspected that such urdela einaW be effectually accomplished. V.. It appears to the Court, that the conduct of Commo dore Bartfm, during theonodeet the Leopard, manifested great indersismis and • diffraction so negotiate rather Chao a deter. nituallost ;waylay to attend his ship ; that he repeatedly hailed the Leopard dung tart attack noon him ; that lie drew his men from their guns to lowenitg down boat., to send tan board of the atiachatig shi;i ; and that he ordered his First Lieu rimant fauna Ms qua during the attack, to carry a message on home of the Leopard, at that is us firing upon him. 23.. It appears to the Louth that during the attack, Com mode', Buren used lenge:qt., in presence of his nice, calcu lated to Cspirit his crew, by ordering them to keep down, or that they would all be cut to pieces. 24. It spears In the Coate, that Commodore Barron or dered the guioert of the Chesapeek ie M struck; and that they were struck, before a nadir gun of any kind tau fired from her ; and that at the time trey were SA struck, her mail desk battery was in a attuatMa which would have enabled the getout of a broadside in a err" short time. 25. The Court is thereinto et *pinion, that the Clsetairett was prematurely suirenderod, at • tam, when she ens sirorly prepared for ba.tle, and when the iojurie. :aries!ned esther en the sh•p or crew did not make such a sk.arnider then nerewary; and that her the Commodore Iltra:ww•falls under a part of the Swat Aftede of the Rube 114.41.ittietteue fee the Oeverttetent • of the Navy of the United States, adopted by an Ael of the Congo"' or the United Sunni, pawed out the 2.111 day of April, 1800, totaled " An ti for the bolter Government of the Navy of the Coded States' - 216. Tim Court is of *pinion, that although the conduct of Coremodorn Barron, before and during the attack of the Lwo pard, moored great inattention to his duty, and want of deci sion y vet that during that attack he exposed his person, arid did not assaintest, either by his orders or adiuna, thy personal fear, or want of emirate. 27 It appears to the Court, that although the Cherrapesk might, and ought to have been better defended thou she was . , yet that she was not in a situation at the time of the attack matte tweet her, to have enabled so gallant a cislence being made as might he expected. Some of her guns were not se curely fixed in their carriages, wine of her sponges and wads were too large, but few of her powder-horns were filled, her matches were mot primed, some of her rammers were nor sit their pmper places, her marines were neither supplied with enough 61 cartridges, nor were those which they had of the proper size None of these circumstances, however, could have influerced Commodore Sarnia nu striking boa colours, because they were tacit known to him at the tone. 20. The Court is of opinion that the coriduct of all the other °WKS'S, of the ship, except those whose duty it was to have remedied the difficulties before stated, and the crew, gin nerally, was proper, commendable, and honourable. (A true Copy) 1.. %%TAZEWELL, Judge Advocate. ?ROY LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Wer-Oce, Acenther 29, 11107. The Kinthaving approvod of an arrangement for the con duct of the itirresk Department, by which the superintend ence cif the duties thereof is vested in Three et‘ii COMmil sioner., His Majesty VI pleased to command that all military rank throughout the Barrack Department, Mona cease from the 2.ath losunt. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Sd Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Charles Fox Canning to be Lieutenant, vice Dear*, deceased. Watson, Gent. to be Etutign, nee Canning. 1.1 West-India Regiment—Avert Mijor William &yelges I.:dwell, from the 44th Foot, to bt Ca OW4 ot a Company, vice Beaumont, who tracksuits. STAFF. Harry Warrington, F.vq. late Major in the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be All Inmeeting Field Ottiea of Yeomanry and Volueteer Corte in Great Rennin, with the rank of Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Army wilds an employed, vice Lloyd, who resigns. O'Hara, Esq. late Lieueremant.Colenel in the Antrim Malt.e, to be ditto in Ireland, wide the temporary rank of Lieutniant-Cohnel. A;;rt - n — t-1... "- 'n . n . l;;;;;Tßobert Welter Ale:sneer to be a De, - put? CMOlLlikSfal of Stores ProTilluill, and kor.ade to tn• from's. Stearin Abernethy, Gest. to be an Asaiata•t•Cutnrnlnaq of Stu,ee t Previ,utme, and Forage to the Forces. 11103PITAL STAFF. Ihngeon Thomas Gray, (rog• the Stith Foot, to be Surgeon •o( • Irt..cro LL .. g Dania, •ice WI 111, placed en Halt Pay of the 12th Wcs India Regihent. PARTNERS/Iln DISSOLVED. Richar 1 Walpole, floosie Clark, and John !Tema. of Lod. bard -street, London, bankers. Dm. 24, IFO7. %V... Middleton and James Crippen, dJewintourt, street, goldsmith• and jewellers. • -Mee. It, 1207. Thomas Watson and Thomas Goma'', of the town of N,,t. thigham, and of 21ansheld, in the county of Nottii.gnain, ntalitters a'. 4 ilsatedtmen. Dn. I, 1297. William Cardiac, Thomas Mailmen!, and William Spear, of Gray's-lnii, attorneys, solieltors, and agents. Dee. 19, 11107. Francis Meagan nod saw Morgan, of Whitechapel and Rosh-fans, London. Nov. 2, 1807. Hannan Rider, Charles Rider, and Jonathan Lees, of Man. chaster, in th• county of Lancaster. Nov. 30, 111 , 7 Timothy Slickes and Jonathon /'omen, Of difakelleld, in the county of York, linen and woollen drapers. Dec, 18, 1807. 1 , 41 n Pomona and John heather, both of Wlgan, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinners. Dec. $l, 11106. Samuel Wilkinson, William 12.1bie, and Joseph Ibberson, all of the town of Nottingham, button.manufactiners and hooiert. Doc. 2601101. Robert Shan`, Robert Struthers, and Matthew Bo:manna, of t:losgow. Doc. Si. 1 8 0 6 Edward Stapleton and John Lightfoot, of the town of Not tingham, hosiers, Dec. 24, PRO. John Carle and Charles Earle, of the city of Chichester, mealmen Dec. 81, 1207. Tlionia• Lotter and Henry Plockwkli, of Kiog-stteet, Hol rrn, coodr.furanders, placers, .11oc. 2S, 1907. tieoree Knox and William Richard Blase, of Grioshy, in the county of Lincoln, cast one tlneber-userclianta. Oct. 1, 1907. George Lyon 'ad Robert Ctifk, late of St. Mery-hill, is the city of Landon, coal-factor 2, sad ship and insurance-Woken'. Ued3l, 134. _ . Withaat Harward and Jelin Font-, of the town ef Pontes, ismer, and Afirtll. I eo ti I , 1607. John Norris and Tho , nas Nutria, both .r Sheif add, in the mitinty itt rock, raerchaots. I)ve. ga, tatr. John Witte. and William Ha.ly, of Savage-gardens, in the city of London, corn factors Dec 28, 1807. _ . John Stesth 'anti June* Jackten, of Itleet,t , eet, in the oty of Louden, truss and instrunient-reskere. Dec. dt, 1807. SANKRUP ICY ENLARGED. joeepb yobolon and John statharo, of TwitiretetAdina, to the county of Northampton, and Thomas Johnson, of Hyde street, Ithsomsburr, is t►. county of Moldlrma, miller% 41.a10n on and c►apn.en, from Samesubor 16 M February 6, at Mu, at Loudon. BANKRUPTS. -....-..-. —. . ! Seorge Divan, of Lancaster, to the counts-palatine Of Lan caster, glover, dealer and chapman, In surrender, January '2, 12, aid Fehrusy 9, at etesen, at Guildhall, Lindine. Attu way., Messrs Berry and Jams., Bucklvribury, London. William Wrocht, of Gueenhithe, 111 the city of London, provinuta-merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Janu ary 5, 16, and February 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Samoa' Whits Sweet, King', Bench Walks, Temple James Howell, tae of the pariah of Egiwystlan, to the comity of Camingan, shopkeeper, dealer and enapulatt, to eurresolat. Jas.,: y If, 13, anti Febroary 9, at eleven, as the Angel Inn, in the lawn of Cardiff, in the county of Gismo.- gal. Attorneys, Mr. Lewis, Cardiff; and 111016f11. Price and Browne, Lincoln's lon, Landon. Ilisabeth Juane, and Charles Jason, of Birmingham, in She county et Warwick, larasoktund,solealen 341{ Ci) , pale", ' to surrender, January Co„ 16, and February 9, at 'knit:it, at the Shakaprare Tavern, in ifew•street, in Birmii,gh.rtn. At• trolleys, Mr. B. C. Carter, Staple's-Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Bus, Neermtreet, Birtninglmm. 14/INIB Chard, late of Arichor-and-Hepeedley, Red I.inii• street, Sit. Georges tot the East, in the county of fsliddlesex, ptint..r, glazierolealer and eliapotait, to surrender, January 3, at eleven, 9, and February 9, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Devine, Ileitrietto-street, Covent-ganlen. William White, of New hall•street, in the town of Birming ham, in that county of Warwick, miler, dealer aid chapman, to surrender, January 16, at on*, 111, and February that eleven, at the %White Ilan Inn, in Digbethmtreet, Birmingham. At-. torneys, Charles Cvnatinde, Symund's Inn, Chancery-ley; and John %amens, Bull-roue, Birgeinghinu. Waimea Nicholls, of Mitschinghamptun, in the comity of Gk.ocester clothier, to surrender, January 5, at five, 6, and February 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Stroud, in the maid county of Gloue.e.ter. Attorneys, Messrs Sheppard snit Adlingtan, Rodfurd.row, London; and Mr. George Washita, Suomi, Gioucestarstre. Samuel May and Jahn Spooner, of Gioia% Portland.street, is the parish et St. Stary4oibuorie, in the county of Mistilemx, haberdashers, dealer. and showmen, to surrender, January 2, 16, and Febru..sy 9, at eleveii,..rt Guildhall, Lender' Attor ney. her. Make, Old n 64 rivet, I Suttees'. COlllinon 4. Witham Tankard, of Uniiii.street.„ in the c.ty of Brutal, cabinet-maker, dealer end chapman, to Amender, January 14, la, and Finwirary 9, at eleven, at. tile Rummer Tavern, A 11. . Saints lane, in Brinol. A.., n-ys, Mr. John V.esl,e, St. IJarueet tlart , in, Bristol; and Mr. William Bennet, MAO C 04611, St. rintlb e Leudtm. Ilairtbr NOS January 31) Henry of Hydro, in the county of Kent, saddler, d-alm dud criapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London February 2. Edward What. k, late of Q reen'a-row, Pen tonVille insurance-bruk,r, d. aloe and chairman, at t en , at Guildhall, London. January 21. Frederick Bartholomew Foetsch and Joseph Merry, in Birmingham, in tire county of Warwick, potter doter', at eleyrn, at the Castle lon, in Birmingham. January 19. Thomas 'Prate, late of Daventry, in the county of Nerthamist.s„ nuaroneer and lira nierchant,dealer aura chapmaii„ at ten, at the Wiro'- l uck Inn, in Warwick.. January 23. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, in the county of Ox ford, mercer, draper, deal-r and chaporan, at eleven, at the White Lion, in Banbury. January 19 Thomas Mason, of Sheffield, in the parish el Blexericb, in the county of Stafford, rum-faelor, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Latlctont Arms Inn, its ?cart ridge, in the county of Stafford. January 19 John Kelly Graham, 'late of.the borough of Fong, in the county of Cornwall, merchant, at two, at the Talbot Inn, to tiro borough of Lesteithial, in the said musty. January Lk James Ward, of Banbury, In the county of Ox ford, dyer, dealer and cliainn*u s at one, at the Whita.Llon Inn, in Banbury. January 93 Benjamin Bower, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaater, merchant, hatter, dealer and chapano„ at two, at the Palace-Inn, Manchester. January 27. John Julian, late nt Antibes's-Mill, in the coun ty of Nottingham, miller, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Blacknirmes-Head, in Nottingham. January 23. Isaac Rowe, of Mile-End-Grema, in the county of Middlesex, mariner, dealer and chainnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. PRICE OP STOCKS, YILITSIDAT. link Steck 124141 3 per Cent. Reduced 4 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Cunt. shot . India S o n s.. d I I dl. Exchequer Rills per. II din. Omnium II rein. Imperial 3 per Cent 4211 Ditto Annuitiet 75 Eng ish Lottery Tickets 2Ol Oa. COILIOiII for opening T. USK Steck•broker ' 4, Candtin, ail IN Charing-Cons. .1 X&IP IRISH STOCKS, Dec $l. Government Debenture, 34 pt tent ...... 711 Gomm:rim Dobontur.s 3 per Cam:— 941 CO VISE Of RXI Amsterdam 33 7 11 V. Dicta at light 34 1 Rotterdam e L. 11 21117 Hambufgh 34 4 4U. Alton 9 4 5 gill. Pins ll4 lAr. Dots. 9 Us 14 4 Ronrelaant l4 4 Cod's 99j OW. Ditto MlsSila ... • Dias Sam. , 99 Lochs' s. 491 Naples :HAINGE, Dac Genoa 414 Li,. Viols* ■. C is Do. NIG Lub.. 60 Oporto 6O D . uhlta• Cork muttons. S. s. J. Portugal Gold in Cosa and liars per as. 4 New D,.uip:ouns Nett Dollars .... 5 4i Silver in Bars .... •—• 5 6 Ness Lahti sack oft the Bank at Hull., d. per C.nt MARRIAGES, This morning, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Thomas Theodore Campbell, Esq. to Miss Anne Bland, second daugh ter of Mr. Thomas Bland, of the Bath Piccadilly, Saturday last, at St. Thomas's, Na►erfordwess, J. N Hair • rise, El. of Prok,lly, Major in the Pembrokeshire Militia, to Miss Frances Jordan, of Havertordseest. At the house of Dr. Kennedy, Physician, Inverness, 21st December, Lachlan Mae Gillivray, late on Jamaica, to Miss Ansa MACIMIZZIO Kennedy. The 26th December, at Vero Park. Bruntsfield Links, by the Rev. Mr. Brunton, Mr. William W.:herapetni, of Dal 'movie, to Miss Margaret Intis, eldest daughter of Jewett Inglis Esq. Booker to Edinburgh. DEATHS. At Windsor Cattle, on Saturday evening, at a very advanced age, the liteeentaid jobn Lockman, I) F.A.S. Canon of Wiedeor, and Master of St. Does, Hants. ItfoteiLiy, after a lung ant Ilsigeong Norse, in the 64th year of hi. age, Daniel Rllff4U, Ea44..merehent, of Weibrook, and. one of the Dingier, of the Royal Exchange Aieuisoce Cont. pany. Thum's,. at Hnlywell, Flinbhire, in the 330 year of her age, Annabelle, the wife of Captain John Edwards, Lite of the Ancient Itritish Light Diagouna. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT Lf)IIIDON•RRIDGE. H0en....5 In n. after .... 3 I Even. „111, nun. slur ..3 SALES BY AUCTION. ROOKS. Re KIN and LOCHER, At their Great Room, SS, Ling-stgeot, Covent•Gardea b THIS and following Day, at 12 o'clock, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS, in various Lan. gnaw, Arta and Scirocee._ May be 'tested and Catalogues had. • By Messrs. KING and LOCGFE, At their Great Room in King-street, euretit-Gtrden, on FRIDAY, January S, 1408, and two following days, at 14 &clerk, AWELL-CHOSEN Collation of BOOKS, in. eluding the Librarian ef Mr. James Stokes, late Cleric to the Baud °Tirade, arid Mr. William Farden, late of George yard, Lombard-greet, birth deceased; among them ate G et Ofunovii Antionitat. 3 tom. Museum Clementiorum, torn. Russia, gilt Leaves Diebold' Thesauri'.; Polytlius Stub°. Cafeulemi; rillliUS Hardisiol,, Plutarch Rualdi ; fOlllll Opera, 10 tom. Cachtlen's Britannia, sew edit. in 1, vols. large paper. May be viewed nn Saturday the Ski, blithe saki. sod Cue. )ogees then had at the itmoso. alatitri. FURNITURE. VALUABLE LIBRARY 01► ROOKS, FINE LINEN, CHINA, CHOICE PORT WINE, PLATE. GLASS, CAPITAL PA TENT PIANO S TWO MAHOGANY LIBRARY SOUK CASES, EX• CELLENT KIGHT.DAY CLOCK, PATENT MAN. POULTRY, RICK OF HAY, AND VALUABLY, IF FIATS, TOTT RN HAM. 111 Mr. BURTON. On W F ONES() IY, January 6, 1808, and Miming Day, at , . 11 o'Cli ck, on the Premises, oppoa.te the Nursery - , 'l,..tieno ham, by Lhre,lion of the Assignees of Mr. Samuel Heiden, r I 'HL Genterl Houult:ild Furniture. Library of Houks, in lint Reefs Encyclopedia, Snapllet's Eng land, and Eutack's London ' Bells British Theatre, European and Novelist Magazines, and other Eifel% ' including unite[ lofty Four-post and Coach-top Bedsteads, with beautiful Chintz Cottnis Furniture,prime smarmed Feather Beds, best Mattresses, and dean edding, excellent Mahogany Cabinet Work, in Wardrobe, Commode, C.resie of Drawers, Library Bookcases, Ceßeret :sideboard, Cad and Pembroke Tables. Set of Dining Tablet, neat Mahogany Parlour and Chamber Chairs. Sofa, handine Chimney, Pier and Dressing Glasse , . Mirror, lwautiful Brawls and mho Carpets, Floor Cloths, F 1111441,5, Fire Irons, Kitchen requisites, Garden Imple.aerits, and Miscelleneeue _ . To be viewed arts IMy previous to th•• Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises. at (:areaway'.. 01 Mr. PavoloreSulii.itur. WarnbuiNcoott, and at Mr. Batten, i 1 Corrishod. LONDON —4 l theNal Se G. DAVIDSON. No. 17. Duke.. oolot, 8.. Areal, Covent-garden, and published at the Oaeo. N IS, Back of St Cement's Church, hinted, by W.STUCS4 et Mo. 7, War Seitowatreet, Orrlera, he. tor this Pa v er, kat to the Oice, (yost paid) ALI ba del, 7a.eaded tr.„ I x i a 4