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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • • t . ' qualms, ass, .17. Arrived the /hiss heik teedrr. Soled the k;upi,ce, "a( K oos. Capt:iiu thaw ; u.kil enact -46e, of 18 L t uiss, Captaol with shout Su A. 4,1 of tritaii..orts uadrr coawy. formiog part cot the pedi. mi t for Spain. Sailed kai.o the Aare Kearney, hoed,brig, ou a erutbe.— Wiad N. Toaaoir. AUG. 17. A rr i ve d h u rt evening from Plymouth the b'altant, 74 guns, kiwi the or 38 guns. Sailed this Jay,, u..oer tvaniuki,nl nima Vice-Adl J. T. Ducworth. to cruise off tishant, the Awl Ceerge. Dreadsought, St. George, Tease mire, Neptune, Achille, and Valiant. UG. 19. Nothing arrived or wailed this tidy. - The Spleen: is appo 'red convoy for Portugal and Spain, instead a th e Phises—Wind N. W. DEAL, ♦VG. 18. &Died Ois morning the Trs.ty, with a fleet of trans..orts for Harwich ; 441.11 through the Dttwita s the Csreents, Bond, for Corsa N. E. TALMOUTIL AVG. 16. The American sohooner Hope, Capt. Wuotiwked. arrived of this port this afternoon, in Z.l tills from aisd landed dispatches for the Americas Alias/stet in Loaded, and tunsdlisttely proceeded for Havre de Ursa. witbout soeni lig to au anchor ; they report that the Make of lent Packet 'tailed for England on 19th ult. and that the embargo still osutiused. I.IVLAPOOI. • Ann. 17. We are happy to salmon( e oafs ;viral, last Right. of the fleet from Jamaica, after a very quick puranaze. Oaring to the lateness of the bdur, we tt}tslJ (I'y n•.tire .ht- following diated, Hall; Vahan, Tucker ; Kew" Lea; &male, mu.; St. Man% Maim, Jams ; Srestekorla.el, Besilseeki l Goeseha, Laid Rielita7, ---• Lucy, —., a h, 414 i Atw, arid tbs'isaslis. Marva& FROM LLOYD'S LIAT. • Obswesaa 0, AUGUST 'sv the aim. MA.. kin; Furtitacte, Mihail.; Cygnet, Smith ; and the Ult. Rata, IP MAlliestor, frame Laramwara ; Geurgians,.---; Dines, i (std I:lltreetie• reuea the South Stns; Larreak flareiseat nada, Iles 5..; Alluuu, Walker; Rea. voi,, Wei; .aid the Ceres, 1 eykw, from Tobago. Atmore sa.-.Passail 4the berry, -- - ;Loed Divuge, • Luid6. l4 Marl Home ; ; __ Inuel; Mem ; lies t ecs A, ty „ N g k „.: •••-•-; wad tM laed Haulteal wy. --•-•• tram bulk. • Ti me C magre i s ..... n bum tba literals ; limlart;y. Nati, Irani Wrtrramt I • Lads, Ha.uaruirdg Feder, 5V11411111, C.,ors ; Anemias, Iburkalb ; ppdPahMla, rrearriek, *am.. Aateinur, Brum, kepei tii.CnsfA Lady hau,.Wm. wets llefiry, Harvey ; Rallis itsria Creamier, Orki'm Sparest, free Veme, Jaw, end Maritater, Swats, the ; Gustave, hive ; sad Liberty. Trimasteas, ht.. St.elitailia; Aaron', Staff; Si. rips, Cage aid Roby, Chip. ma, freak Riga; LIMN% Vedas; Cleartems. leaster Ywriig Variprotta. aad Amphi trite, Emmaus, bum Latiseraum..amicid the LOSILItg. asei, India • Farm ILarrikauur Jamaica ; Smith, fie Iheity ; Rao, Tun* i!', Incf Gibrattar ; Cat:sta, Wertliertiesd ; awl the Serioasa, Hyadmau, f r Seetesat. 0E64 Meet Wisto--T be Aitte4, Task Gook , Mr, ILaserks g !lasses, Acti►e, Procter Agri. _ be. Ileheregre ; Ana. lostry ; AWN. Pot. tae i 4vgiptes Ow, Sirby ; Argu, lillereeld ; Ave ld•wie old Cat'''. dee, .....e...... As... Freer; Alfred, Perish ; Ault, &trigger ; Cerreerthire, -.....-; Greeesecie. lticirriegei ; Cambridge, ceethere ; Cam, Feder; Cut** Pest; Lhasa. Ag - gfee& ; Piegstele, 11'3delleet ; keeetriee, Brews • Ellison, free ; Sere" Therepkia ; Ezpetkiehea, Pestle; ; E•arr- C7 b Ase ' ssi ' Zerged. Peewee ; r rcritede. Merin; • Fame, ; Gm.., Possess;Possess; ; Gevee Miter Ihimetteer ; Mei, ; Hem, gawp ; them Dee ;; Herseene, Teweeeet ars.... Neer ; Jewry, Wileseie ; hey, Dee. ; ered Wibee ; 2114015 e, Warden ; ; Liegig, Mei ; lady Alreles, -.-- . • redo% Pali • Wen, debases ; laditia, Dal& $ Cetbeart, deet; Lady Fares. Mite; Liseehe; i Ileriser y feed ; Nerthe, New ; Illerlle, Peale ; . Mu* Demme • {laver` Drecibrat; Iteetiliee, Recta ; IWO BNI. :Iroom ; Latloldge &dm& ; OtStat, um& ; ramp, Feweeei Pletsdpi, Relnee; Priam; 1 , awl Uwe* ; freleger, Lextee ; Ts= 11=3.114INIVC"dits.amm; aliralorti meets; t MOW • c, illeredde Willigia - Filegiii - 1‘11 1 1 11 1Zal gef erg! 40414 1 1 14 ,6 1A1.14 . 7818ge11ga At Plogeollearlet Cltegerie.Gra Jetatike. Al Ligavesi..The • lime, Mew I Tree, Deede; Adneelle, Weems ; Cate . eles, Carol, t Ig•••rf. - 1111616 Ma 1 Stia, Weeders,; Theerw, Heigh's; Gawp, Ibislisea; Omsk Lislishot Ades, trairklaed ; mid Ilebee. Tail= Aar. ewe dearies • . —, from the ; AbeeliN •••••-•., NMI Lewd Iteed. --, fr. ! , ;bk. di; Wavy &meek —.., $ sad Bee, Steeetteese, Om. At Teretegtleigne Fortiori, rirellt,teirem Quebec Is dbe affinvrr• Mini, Lieiggreee be.. Trieidad ; Mower Irnialga : sad Oleettre. Orr, Rees Pietee. At Nell-.Tbe IC 'a i erp, Driver, from Phnom At DeAliv-TheSt --i-, be. Demeirra ; .ad Elise, Lloyd, fres TeisAnd. At fleillae-Tber lidireed,Stewere, from Trilled. At Terteleamit-iehe Ageiter, Robressirs, Is. Jemmies. _ Is the Iteter--the Jesepii, Daddario, be.. Dereerree ; Agtele illere, Is.. Se Craw, dedicate, Breve • View Area, beldece; F. HAMM j Sophia, Labillell j sad the lines, fkbwerts, frees Orem. ZIPENSIo Or ru&IJC 0171C.31. It the ootoosos premottml to the It of Colototto,i e to tho Immo owl tliotioottoo da patite is the Poblie Ogee% betimes the tad January, 4, led the lee Or January, t sus ; that the expenses ot the d the Cwwwelialio , era of Military latiairy were .lea Dad. dod Pim Si th- e 1,91111. so et Mb deriug the lam the II be le. , ti —le Oise Si the Peytaa.ter.liwe.tt end acetate to Alm amenat of Marie% be. I. 11101, ware i lleel le which berms, of lama aa, far ahem arle r ep . the smear of sem ewnemarmammm theeth o f December, MI dhe eidaries to the Olken seder the Astathse 4,111111 Illetelett Si N.llhereseer Esebsieer has team piece Galltenl the let they Si domain me, sad dm ist day kabstary e lerte, so the earewit Si eel. Der ffeeeNtilt te as eetelasimeat by elm A u do ur, sad by the Laois of Hie 31e. ry, to commeme hem IWe stir Si homey, IV Pe kormese we animalism has ham Oen the seeable and ream 4 the seisms, of lie rates ef ensieemote sod hes, se ef espresso to be hem by the Cris the elbow Si the !rfampir et Ilackiheben and emulous, Telma uf the Exeimmer• exception th at aa earemes of ea. Ga. ed. wads by • deheatere haat the lawasegy SD nab Teßse, nadir the yreeirmes et the Act of re tab eftlesee Ames, Oar the beats ef his Club. um the 'overeat Si rewash at. chops Aussaties for wierty- owe r i on, tom nog, mated by that Act, all the noose! allow. MOM of At its. eta ear id 131. Se 4o work also by Deateres arm the Trr 1e tech Tailor, under tie me. widens 4 the Art 4 t he of Heim Amm o for the trouble of Ims nen* to the peyeepor Si eaten ether Est helper Ammeithre Or wirrrty-eme mon. bear 170 e. enretrul b. the lawl-tweenemed Amt. lane eseeed is easequenee uf the ea. =ma Si Irmo oirnurtieg The salaries Si the roar swl. ir is No Akre of Earl Witheret, sad the Hee at F. IL Eden the eater Tellers of the liadimmer, hiss bete is. which is the toly holohot sum Md. (Osuitzurd Yloriejsmellok Neer.) Mr. R . ! Lusts e.ramieed. • What are )ou ?—1 ant a" silk inaeutacturer by , tease. lam treasurer of the poor'ii rates of the perish in which I live, which is in Wood -street, Soul-field.; I have served the offices of overseer and goyenior of the poor, and guardian, and indeed every office of the kind. How many years have you been employed in the management of the poor 's rates, or the superin teielante of the poor ?-11'ken I first came into office was in the year 1800, eight years ago. From that time I have taken an active concern is the parish affairs. Are you, from your experience. enabled to give the Committee any iuformstion of the evils arising from the Lottery nu your parish among the lower classes?—Yes, the information I give may he of a gene: II nature ; but, had I had more ki.ure, I could have got some particular facts, which would have been more COlLLiaive. We frequently hare instances of females coiniug into the workhouse, and the wife will tell her story, that her husband b..a left her ; she comes is with three or four child r. a, they are qui e distreissed. not a bed to lie nit ; and, if we investigate the case closely, we frequerv ly find, that it is in co sequence of the Lotter), sad that ske has. auknos n to her husband, kept back the money she ought to have applied tithe *Notaries of life. end. en Seethes, when he rx ileCt* a clean oil at the pawnbroker's. •••erVery afore they will tiosceal it ; I,ut, as a silk mantifaciiirer. I dal.' by hints and by some evideoce that they hare leen spending mo ne y its insurance% or purehasieg tickets.— insurances now go on, and to a• very greet ex tent ; but since the offices have hero put a stop to, it is more private, and in its consequence inure de structive, because a woman. when she begins to in sure, is lender the necessity of keeping it secret. She feels it is a crone, she is therefore obliged to go step by step. and. as she proceeds, ehe will be tetuptcNl lu purloin what she can. If she as a Nef f rant, she takes what she can out of the house. They have been known to go to di:itaut pears,' where rues would pawn the property of the Conde. and then tear the duplicate, that it may net (t e discovered. Instanees Vare occurred in Spiral of insurances lately to such au extent, thug women. after piilasing all the furniture they had that the puenbrokers would take, evert when us reduced, they will club a peuny-a-piece, to raise tae sum ore shilliug, to insure a itemiser for eddy. I hare wade inquiries how it war earned on ; Burl I hare been intaelearil that there are many who go la ,ant with books emicenied. After their biesiums, they go of a awaniing early, a.id they get access 10 one wormed er one luau In a house. aad tans pen'o m will get half • dozen iuore or a deter', and the collector w I oilvtaps get a slmitl rag from each, and in this war they will obtain 401. or Gel. they then take it lip to the Licensed Lottery abet°, and will re..eise 7) per cent. upon the sum. (Juleps it was known that these men, who act as collectors, were i.m connection with soaie lattery office, the people would not be induced to trasard speculations foe persona hare insured. owl :the number has come up, and the persons trusted have run ed. He ice now it hi gene.. ly kneel. that these collectors are cootie( tell wdh Offices, and such Offices will take care of them, and pay them well while in prison for such illegal trnafilletlllll6. I had an instance, about three years and a half ago : a inais by his industry had rased enough to purchase half a hundred is the consols, and he went to the particular drawer where it was kept, and to his surprise it was gone. Looking further, his linen was gone; and when he questioned his wife about, it, she was obliged to confess that she I had lost a great part of it in the Lottery. The money being gone, he went away. aid she was turned off from her work. If we Mid our work people are dalthting in the Lottery, in shares and insurences, we know the temptation is so m faerriat , . that we do not continue the ; for, let us as careful as poosible, they ciao rob as of es. to ss. a day, and if we know they are guilty, we tune them out of employ directly. If I was to go to tweedy or thirty of my people, they would deny the cir cumstance, although they do it. There is sot conclusive piece of evidence respecting the Lottery. Spital-fields is more shut out than any whet place in the Metropolis. The butchers, the barker,. and k other tradesmen, dealing in the nectoseries of life, who depend fur their subsistence on the money which is laid out by the labouring poet, this order of persons take lees money every week during the time that the Lottery is drawing, including one week before it begins, and two or three weeks af terwards, sad even the publicans find this. A butcher with whom I hal some conversation this morning, who deals with these people, tells me. that he finds a great difference as to the money lie takes among the labouring poor. These butchers sell mud, small meat, particularly out Saturday. lie told toe of a eosin whose wife had a jeitifuse et' 501 a-year, and ware lost all.the property they hail in the Lottery, and owe this butcher iboL-er This was discovered a day or two hack. Do you perceive much difference since the Lot tery has been put on the footing on which it was placed in 190 i ?—Before it was upon the new fool ing, there were regular rooms opened for the histii nem. Perhaps a Lottery-Olkee Clerk would ensue and my, " If you will *pen your room, and keep a book, I will giveyon tau guineas, and, at the enpi ' ration of the Lottery, ten guineas more." When you first became acqoainted with the si tuation of` the poor, about 11101. did you tied inure of these evils prevailing than you ilo now?—Not mo much then. Soon after I nuns into office. the quarteni loaf rose greatly, and the poor people were actually starviug. They had it not in their pewee to follow the Lottery. That scarcity coutiiiiied until 1902, and it was, in its ill effects, felt far a year or two after. • to roar manufactory, during the whole bine the Lotteries coatinue, are ywu able to grt hp work dose f—We do not get so much work done; but we cannot judge now, foi thy poor are three-fourths of them unemployed. In common times we get less work done. If you were to go to SpitaWelds, and to appear as a stranger. said ask the hutches and bakers why trade is bad with them the reply would be, its such times, that it is the Lottery sea. sou. But if I employ a winder, a woman who takes a great quantity of work. and who does so touch wo.k by emnplo mg half a dozen under 1 frequently find she cannot get the work none oil account et the Lottery. If you were to take a walk leading to the places where the Lottery is drawing, you would - .e them lined with,hundreds of wretched people of the deacri t itiou 1 hale al lud d ti.. liar, you had oreasion to discharge many Orr sous fiem your employment, on account tif their having cnosarked i. iiisurances in the Lottery have Irequeutly ha..i occasion to discharge these people ; and whets I narrewty nispeeted them, they have confessed that they lost money iu the Lottery. A. to the Lottery beiii i ; the real native of their distress, have you soy doubt ?—No doubt ; but you will never remedy that, without &mug away the Lottery entirely. Do you believe that there is such a propensity to gambling among the lower classes of the people of this country, with which you are acquainted, as to lead yon to suppose, that if the Lottery were en tirely done away. they would have recourse to some other mode of gaining I—By no means; the la bouring poor will go to a public-house, where they may have a game at howls, and play for a half penny or a penny a . game ; but they elo not lose lid. a-night. But the insurance has been much more destructive Ulll9/1; the women ; they have oppor tunities of doing it privately, so that the husbands can get on Iscawledge of st ; and when they are embarked. their poverty will be dtscovered ; and they are tempted to go further to bring back what they have lost. Hai e you heard of little-goes, in the neighbour hood of Spital-fields ?—No, I have not. Do ye' apprehend there are any there ?—I should suppose not. Has at come to your knowledge , that there are other suedes of gaming your ueighbotirLood, by width your work-people have been reduced to the same sort of distress as by ginibling in the Lot tery ; sf I might give my opinion of the elects of th- Lottery. of the infloeuce it has is corroptiug the people, and if I might form it-,t opinion from the appearances in Spital-ariels, I should be led to conclude, that there is e• cirri:sus storti7e which conduces so much as the Lottery to n e the lower orders of the people bad wivesshad husbands, bad childrea, and bad aCINBII9I. 1 know ins one tiling which has been productive of so many evils. and of se much I , llCides as the Lottery. Cap you mention any instances of suicide from the effects of the Lottery ?—1 have heard it fre quently spoken of; there is hardly :t year hot one or snore have hung themselves, or cut their throat, from gambling in the Lottery. Do you Bail the collectiou of the poor's rates more difficult during the time the Lottery is draw ing ?—Yes; a great deal. I know the circum stance of a woman no..v with two children, who pawned every thing, and had oat a bed to lie on, .froiu insurances in the last Lottery. The Ref. BROWN LOW Foust, examinmi. What is your situation ?-1 am the ()military of N witate. . _ yon give the Committee any information of the evils arising out of the Lot.,ry in its present state ?+l have known a great mart s . Of late years ?-0f late years. 1 have been Or dimary of Newgate for teu years, and this is the cause of isaily crimes, Ems that source, eekniog to my kuowledge. Will you give any particular instances of such crimes committed ?-1 recollect many instance. 01 death.; and malefactors have told me. that the were driven to distress for the sake of insursog the Lottery, or buying tickets. That is all I can say collectively. Individually I had gathered iii (mulattos ; but findiag no istteistioa paid to it, I did not yoeser•e the particulars. I gave Lord ham a plan for drawing the Lottery ; and his ord ship said, he approved of all I recorlineniled. and that he bad laid it before Mr. Addington. When I have put the question to mall factors, What first drove you to crime ?" the atria er luta hecti, It was the poverty from buying and Mewl.% i.l the Lottery." Were yi;u induced to deliver to Lord Pelham the paper you mentioned, by frequent instances of crime from the Lottery- ?—They occurred so fre quently, that I cast about to know what plan I could devise to alter the mode of drawing, to prevent in surances. The plan sap, thaythere should be no blanks drawn, and that it should go ou and be con cluded in ooe day. If they wanted clerks, to re lieve each other, let them take them by two and two. Alyideit was, that it would stop the in►u rances. I sin of opinion now, that if the offices were not carried on as they are, scattered about in holes and corners, it would ►e a much better scheme. Really. in the prevent system of thing', the Lottery-offices cannot pay their clerks, mine few iialivicluals may beuefit themselves ; but among those who take tickets on their own chance, sixteen out of twenty are la-era. If there were public, or royal offices, it would be much better. I have know,, people set up is this way, without a *W hoa' ; take homes at 1001. or 1501. a-year rent. 'nil engage llve or six clerk* - Haw ess thrf pay If there is money to be got by such means, let at lighten the expenses of Government. To be osotiewee.) THE M.IIIKETS. UXBRI DGE. Coes-lospertmee law.—T gess T. Atm. te. Wheat, per lead to gal. 1.4. barley, per vein's , 44e. —d. to ass. —d Rye Oats Otis. —d. w :ice. —d. Harr - COAL-MARIET,AAuou►s 17. Sl...ps at !ltatlcet. *a' tr.ce. Nea•rapk 7♦ .... ass. 04. a sae. Seusletiated s .... 445. bd. •We tal. I..Settleit ail. • 0 •..Cinders ' I •. • • 3a. 44. a IS. M. 3..l\'elah Coal ; sa. ud • er. ad. I..l'or:shir• Coal • .... --a. CAL • be I,d. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, Ox lifir,loAT StiT 1111. U. Isaac Clear, OM Grarel-Jaae, tit. Geary, Malang; rlctuallcr - • - roo t F, •H' sittCh.S, TkSTEIL.at • per i't *. Pt 'Hurd a par Cent. Causal. .., . ..66;it 4 per Veal * 4 ,1 s per Cent. Navy late; /Ismailia' .:. I tnpt ial .1 per C.rat. 66.:i thoulum 1 i dia. • laths Stuck ' 106 India Bonds.. Escltrouer Gills Co::sola Cue .......... T. DISH, Rark-!'rota. 4, Clalkiii, asdaw-Ussinut.crosa. IRISH STOCII Gov. Deb. 3.1 per cent. Gut. Deb. 3 per Cents Ezekaage--Doblia on I COVIISE OF EXI Atroterdam.... 36 3 2 V. ihtto •t Sigiat.. 35 7 A AttOLIIT 14. - - t S•t U as a tit : Alto•a 35 3 tit/ Paris Id•y'e date *J It► ..... ....... .741 . 9;11 (Alit is) 913-ethe ;CHANGE, Ave. ig. iVen it e sa NoTleg ..... • • 44 Lisbon .. Oporto 7O Ditbl:n toll Cul k -- 1 i - - I►ittu ' 24 -. 2V. 809,42912..... 94 Al ailra .... •• • • —in paper. Do to 4l 4 flirt. Pali raw — inpa per . Ditto 44itirect. Pilboos 4l ladvon 4l'l Unica 451 MARRIAGES. PRICE Salle. Kest sl. Ws to 31. Saws+ 91. to to 31. los Eras, 91. 16s to 31. abs. _Dsty kid IF HOPS. POCK VII. Kent, Jl. lH to I. IM Suesex, 31. 6►. to al. Los Fin. 11111111,51. to .1. STRAW. YESTERDAY. Pawn OP HAY Ai ST .2•lsies. Hay, 61. —site 61. iss 641. liiirea,ll.lgs. SS 01.... 04 WIIITII t. Hiy 51. too to 61. Ito. Nctr, to t)I les Clover, tit. los. to ;1. too busty. a 100. to 1. S. NEWGATZ AND LEADENDALL MARILLTII. (By the Carreto ) Beef as. W. to as. od Veal as. od t .4 oi Mottos as 441 to as. ad. I Peek as. e 4. to tea. lid Lamb - . 3* . 44 10 U. od BL Porforal Gobi in Com and Bars per or 11..5r Doubloons New Dollars Silver in BJS — N w Louis Agio of the Baia of 11 0.1 sad. si per Coat At SI. Georges, Hassever- 'squire, Mr. Gihrert Ikon, kt. or 8.k., to Miss Sarah Nt ',berry, &aught... Mr. W. Newberry, li.wiarr-otteet„ At Niadnis the „ 13,h of January Ira+, George Ad ams rat Lieut -C:114...rt atlas isth Li;it Dr .luontt, and son cr 11'db:1m A 4i4110, not. NI. P 14'1'44r-ea, to Calberihe firs. nor youngest dauilitte of the late Captain RuStrt Le Celt. bf I:.pwer. Oa Wed./Iday aeanietil, at .►ll Do Doers, Staio:,.:, t►t Iter. Mr. Sbirpe, D.C. flow, Mew, Esq. of filsekh.wth, to slary Am), only daagliter of Sanauel Knot, EN. of lane. Thursday. at Canahersell Chards, Thn miss Adi:rar, of La 'r ttc-strett, to Mrs. Cootu.tr, of Add:46....?.(:, Ctuabt DEATHS Oa Motslay last, at Mod — burv,.il.the county of Omen, at the great age ui ny„ and in fell poreenuion el his tiesiimi, Mr %IWiaisi Howie% who, fa• the last so years, had lived a Ltal recline, delaying himself not only the ratnferts, bat al attest the eseereaelties of life ; this r%terre penury he 14 a:negated a essuaaareable properly, a eruct part of wb' u he most libwrally distributed asturn4st his re I.ativs bef to his death. lie was s man of sutiet sty, and, swivel:ulna. lag Ida Lave of sauce'', 'crapulously just in all his dral.ga Tide eatraordiaary nn of a naturally strove maul, is sup posed to have arisen freeze a diroppoiutuseut is has affections, hi as car!; period of hie I.fe. Oa the l oth alt. at her house is Lancaster, is the 1124 year of her nr, Mrs- .Wary Rawltionia, youngest d4111,.UN of Theses Hutton R novo, Fog. L.dely, at Sistafrd, in the Foamy tt thereto, is her ;VA year, the Empress tr gRe 1211111 . 4*. 'Lira Oil ingrishall pr we age stvesired her time tu resistive the SlilDUate of the Naga strata, comae years ago is their Laudable eu.havese to put Ja end to Loll-Iseit ing„ during the stannal festiv.d, which is hat en the I.3th -of Nustmber. On the morale: of tint .lay .1 was to r custom to Le splendidly attired iu and ea t open the sure opulent inhallitants, for cootrihatton, gr. port of Willa She was ',teased t.s " The Glut-mu taus. of the eurausemelty I" . _ Lakly, u hii hake, at Latry, in the meaty of Kent, :1 the ,bth year of his ar, aft,r 2J tadisposit.iso that Its.t Gr soma years pint cettised hat chit fly to the circle of ha ass family, Mr Thomas Ps rant, of that place, taraser,y Stns• and to t►e Isle Arehttahop of Csuterbary ; and mush sa played its the (oust) is studs Ise masted it the raluatsoad estat:a. Os the Beth July, at II ladalphtlrlJ, Dear Stirling, Map, Thomas Spurr, late Is She 11u. tb..! East 12dia Company's or rice at Beagal. HIGH WATER. THIS bAY, AT LON 1:0X-B11IDGE. M 033. 37 min et, r j EVIR. 0.. mi. An t. SALES. BY AUCTION. BOOKS. By Movers KING and LOCHEE, At Iberia Guest It. , am, 3a, Kin;..atre t, Covent-Carden, 141 316)N DAY NEXT, and ire follwriag dap', at iNtase o'clock, A COLLECTION of BOOKS; among thorn 111. are ; full° Pilknaonre Works, 1142 plates; (lm.o t's Wrest, Pork. b y Payne • Itegdale's Origines tied E rn ; •I, log ; culottes, by -1;11.0.:a, g vats.; Johnson's DiC4I , • 4 ; Tableau de k Revelatioa, 7 toga. Figure, ; 1:. • Woof the Popes on vellum --Quarto, Memoirs pent la V:c tie Petra:ape, 3 tom ; Ckumei.'s Ribliotlatnpar, 9 tow ; Herlelet Nib. 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