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Jury, `under the iSre/lioli of the Coot% f. uiil terdiQ for the MIMI, of one shtlhug damages, and forty shillings costs. The Counsel for the Defendant offered to expend arty regulated sum of money on 'heir repair; brit Mr. betrant Vatleis as could not. in the absen:c of Mr. hi , Namara, accede to the proposal, at tie same time that be reserved the private opinion 'which he might be inclined, upon this proposal, to tive his client. met. P. wonxxay. _ _ . This was an ;Elio n of assault upon the wife of the Plaintiff, by wounding her with shot out of a fowl ing-piece. The Defeadant had been in the habit of kin at small birds, in his garden. at Walharn- Green, and had unfortunately wounded Mrs. Flint. When made acquainted with the accident, he se. fused all compensation and apology, and, upon this account, the edits's was instituted. " Yet," said Setjcant Coc st it the Defendant will even now come forward, and compensate for the expenses at sentient on the accident, my client will withdraw his suit." The evidence on the part of the Plaintiff was proceeding, when Seej eant atilt roe, for the Defendant, accepted the offer, and declared that his Client, at the time be fired the shot, suppt sed it went up iu the air. Vereia for the Plaintiff, al, ga, bting the amount of the Surgeon's bill. POLICE. IMW-ST Yesterday, Joel been, the eminent icy- of Potts. mou , h, charged on suspicion of haring forged sea men's Warrants of Attorney and Wills, was brought before Mr. Reno for re-examination, when the Cletk of the Cheeque and Attorney, belonging to Greenwich HoTital, attended. Adkirt., the Officer, stated, that he returned from Ireland anti Liverpool, on Saturday, without being shle to find Scandliug, the sailor-boy, a very mate. tfial witness. _ _ It was stated by the gentleman who attended for the Governors of Greenwich Hospital. that they bad reeetc:d further information where the lad was likely to be found, and he requested that Adkias might go again in pursuit of Lim. which was agreed to. and Adkins was Accordingly dispatched to Liverpool. The Prisoner was eenonitted for further exami nation. In consequence of It persons baying been eon. ♦ilted in ttv ;ull penalty of 20 shillings each, for letting off crpalbs. Sc:. from the neighbourhoods of Clare-mates, Nesvp..rt-market, St. James's -strain, Oxford -street, &c. and st being learned, that they were purchased of Mr. Jones, in Wych-street, he was accordicgly summoned to appear before Mr. Read, yesterday, fur hAvicg committed the ()Cenci of selling them. He did not appear to the sam. mont, but Mr Coast attended for him ; and the charge not bei.ig proved, the conviaion was quashed. II A NSION-HOUSI. A Mr. Gedge, a baherdasher. charged a 'young men. of a very bad ch,raeler, with catalog a pane of glAss in his shop window. It appear ed that t'•e shop-window of co-r.plainan , bad been cnt several times, and the panes of glass tak' t cot ; and that between seven and eight o'ci .on Monday night, the Prisoner was sere by a person, in company with another suspicions eharader, to walk ptist Mr. Gedge's shop, and at tempt to put his hand through the broken pane. the man immediately hid hold of him, and broug:4 him into the shop. When searched, a knife was Blond upon him, with whicn it it snopoed he eontrivid to cut the pare nut. Toe ()facers being well acquainted v i•h him, and not Laving any pet. son to give ►im a character, he was committed to Bride well. Jobe Fax, a very nil man, was charged with ob taining a gown, chcoait, pair of stockings, a hands kerc,itef, and Gs toe property of a girl of the name of Crisp, and with coover.ing 3s. 6.1. of the money, sad the other artiel?s, to hie uwo use. It apseard this Taft Malt to Brideweii, where Crisp was con fined, to see a woman of the name of folgiugh, when she requested him to write a letter to a Mrs. ' Jones, and she would sign it, desiring Mrs. Jones to deliver the articles above stated to the Prisoner, to bring to het. Mrs. Jones did deliver to him what was wanted; but huts ad of taking them to Bride well, he pawned the clothe, and stint Crisp halt-a crown out of the six shillings. Last Saturd4y, he sent her all,* other articles, exc.pt the gown ; end reel*,to being brought btl tire the LORD M•voa, he offered her a Pawnbriilcer's duplicate, where the gown was pledges!. The Pawnbroker, where he pawned the articles, not being present, he was remanded for another examination. An Excise Officer summoned two men before the lasso Mayo r. one baying had 38lbs. of worsted sent him, and the other I ooihs. of wool, without the packages being stamped, according to the AR of Parliament. lite party produced an affidavit made by the person in Gloucestershire, who sent the wool ao bow, which stated, that it was ignorance of the Is e, and inexperience in the business, that made him commit such se error, he having commenced basioess but a tew months ag ). They being recpe3lble tradesmen, and it not ap raring they had any knuwleJge of the error, they were to:giros. Yesterday, the Loa 0 MA Ten, on eramining the Idebiweighers' returns, ordered the price of Bread to be continued at she quarter') loaf. On Wednesday. the Cisrh ult. an unfortunate ac cident happened at Bak-wed, in Derbyshire. The Volunteers beics assenVicel for exerci►e. and the frill-seijeant having occasion to go into the store room tar some cartridges. was fotsowed by two of the Volunteers, one at whom imprudently snapped 12;s musket to try toe Hint. a spark from which fall ing upon some broken cartridges, caused an enplo nr•n, by which the time men were drcadfolly burnt; aaJ the stare-roorn s in which were five casts of car tridses, wt on fire ; this caused considerable alarm amongst the i•iltabitants, but one of the Officers en cut:aged •tatre of the uv .o accoirrAny him int.) the ti •mes W-IC anon tAtitl.• 11311.,:;Irt. Sllq IC4I Asbi,t rocured fir flu- wifertticAte are entartaitied ut tfacti se. the store-coons. when O. 'sighed wish2ut further awe, was imraelareitpri wen, a.. 4 great Ova goaver .ice Z4A 4L INTELLIaNcir. roatsMOOTNI. NOV. 9. Arrived the Reaufaure frigate, Capt. Adam, Irons OLT thine, to get a new mainmast ; and the Act eve trattspott, truni Monte Video, with 200 of the tidth regiment on board. Tao Siith landed this alter• noon, and ;marched to Chichester. Came into barb nu the Mapper. All the outward-bound convoys remain wind bound. _ Arrived the Cer,s. Warren (one of the Unicorn's convoy), from Monte Video; also the following tran.ports, ♦ia. The (Wei, Read ; John. Spring ; Dorollry, Gryig; Williams. Hail ; and the Hobert Taylor, Jackson, from the Cape of Good Hope ; from whence tl.ey sailed on the lit August, with the Fortune East Indiaman, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Ardent ; they were joined by the Oman, Lord Kath, aid Lord Eldon, East Indiamen ; and Jef.•ronn, South Seaman. at St. Helena. from whence they sailed on the (Zsi Septem ber; His hf-jesty's ship Ardsnt has passed by for the Downs, with the Indiamen. A brig belonging to Guernsey. sailed in company with the fleet from the Cape, and parted off the Western Islands; the Captain of her died on board the drd-nt. Sailed His Majesty's ship Stalin, from Lyming ton, baring on board G. H. Rose, Esq.and suite. for America. PLYMOUTH. NOY. S. Arrived His Maj!sty's ship Naiad, of 36 guns, Captain Dundas, trims the Channel Fleet Plod*. gout. 74 guns, Captain Bratiley t Foidnyent i 80 guns, IL:At-Admiral !Saco ; and the AiLisrae, 32 guns. Captain Brtib..ne, fturu" Torbay. RAMS436TI, NOV. 9. A pan of the 31d Regiment, Ist battalion. die. embarked at Deal, and came here on Saturday last, since which the greater part of the Regiment has also arrived, having likewise boldest at Deal, and marched horn thence immediately. The Head quitceis of the 32d are fixed at Ramsgate. The new 13.aracks will take in nearly tie whole—they are shunt 1000 Arang. A few horses belonging to the artillery were ended here en Saturday. 'The Downs is now very Mil of shipping, men of war. transports, &c. waiting for ancasterly wind. Three ciimpaaies of the 21 Light Battalion of German Infantry, marched from here os Saturday morning, on their route to Porchester Barracks.— 'f he conduit of both officers and men of these cepa pannb, during the time they have beta quartered here, has born highly to their credit. seat, soy. 9. Put back the oaterard•bened, atc. w hich sailed yesterday. Arrived the Preteposle storowhip, from Gibraltar. and remains m the Downs, with the ships as per last: FIONI LLOYD'S LIST. Caaerrath, Not. 9.—heed bi the Patriot, Dees , fresh Copronagen; Margaret, Rickards, from Archafamti ; Warman, ems Riga; Sedulous, Ingraham; Alfred, Rokih sun ; Gond latent, Marvell ; Argo, Marne ; Trafalgar, Spence I Santilante, Anal) ; aid Ma Atlas, Marra, hem Orem —Sailed the Ininn, Sheppard, far Clark; William, Barfield, fur Maw; lemma, Salfat ; and Taeletrevy Planter, AVl,stsan, fur. Tobago; Satyr. Johns, far fn. Musings; J non, Fisher, for GIOIA ; London, ; Atka, Fru& land, and thit isillillftelielp Meson, fur Janteue. Alamo, At Milintelthe Lady /reran, Wade; and Barges, Whits, ,from Oporto; and the ,Ivltereno. Brack., freer Scab Soo. At gasiradoev—the Admiral ---, from Ali a. At New-Yreilt.—the Deem, Staff; !noises. &ante.; Al hien, Miller; Belli. rio, Liverpool peeling arid Draper packet, from Liverpool ; N•o•Yerlr, from Mall i Susan, Stream; and S4Sall, Collins, from Dablio. At Demerara—the Wadies, Ma man, hoot Imidea aid Demerara, from Livormil. SMOCKING ACCIDINT. During the rejoicings on Thursday evening last. the Ar.:.iversarr of she Gunpowder Plot, the fel. lowing dreadful occut since took place in the city of Bristol. Sarah Osborne, a fine girl, about 14 years of age, the niece of Mr. Webb. coeper, of Sires's alley, was standing at a shop in the Horse Fair, when some person discharged a musket behind the Watch house, on the opposite side of the way, ball from which passed throng% both the window shutters on each side of the Watch-house, mad shot the poor girl through the head. The ball pene trated the windows of the house opposite to which the girl stood, broke a picture to pieces which hum against the wall, and rebounded. The ',shaggy •iftim was carried to the Infirmary. whore Ea as pired at ten o'clock on Friday morning. On Saturday, a Coroner's levant woe held en the body. The principal Witness examined, wee a inn of the name of Williams, who happened to be near the spot, at the time this fatal occurrenie happened. He stated, that a little before nine o'clock on Thilieday , owning, he saw two men in the Church-yard, about twenty yards from the Watch-helve ; that one of the men carried a gun, and the other a pistol ; that the person who carried the inn, who the Wilsey' thanks he should know stair:, was a tall man, with j a soldier's great coat. Witness saw dse man Itzeil down, present the gun towards the watch-house, and fire it of immediately he saw the girl fall.— Witness thinks that it was impossible for the person who fired the gun to me the girl at the time, or to have had an intention of killing any body. Mary Williams stated, that the was requested by the deceased to go with her to bay a bertiog—that she asked the prier, but did not buy it—that before she had time to turn away. she saw the other girl fall. and immediately heard the report of a gun. Elizabeth M'Cann. a woman who lives with Mrs. Grain, who keeps the oyster-stall where the deceased stood, said, that being alarmed by the report or a gun, the ball from which had gamed the window of the room where she was. she fall to the door; where she found the deceased bleeding, surrounded by se veral pergolas, by some of whom she was taken to the iatimary. A Mr. Adams was also called. He was about tf ree yards from the deceased when she fell, and had her conveyed to the infirmary. Toe Jury, after a short consultation, tetiare.ed a vrrtlia 0.--Mandossiobter, agaimat soar wooer per. awls elliseeril•—.- flit Magistrates leave off. red are. ward of fifty guiosito for the appsitheatioa of this olLader. P - Rou LAST N!CR7"S atztTrz. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. Thom+ Huoittin, Gctiroge Dent, and Sian Ca'eett, of Richmond and Pedalos, both on the county of York, linen-ma uract worn. Angutt 19, 1907 Robot Brightwen and Birtho!ornitw Brown, of Colothwood:•r, in the toasty of klnex, nut-merchant hooveonbo.r 9, Ise. Ht nry Burnet, _Nines Smith, All,l l'hoomi. Boomer, ell of the parioh of Chippenham, in the comity ut tolub.a-nacr ,A.nie, August 19, 1907. . _ WI !HAT . or Newerotl..-under-I,sne, in the county of Sulfur!, sod Thoina. RnSM.on, of the G a.', in the p t e ish of Guosall, in the same county, miler, I tet.b. r 111(.7 Thome: Reed an rsep Alba Peaeuck. cht.e,in3g.•l. Bishumate-stre-t tile city 101 LINHIOU, or else where. October R, 1%7, Ws[limn Poulter and Thomas 11aa, Ulmer Thames-rreet, in the city of Landon, whol^fah• stationers. Noirenthr ♦, it:7. John Filth and John Frogdott, Qantas, d 9, Idu?. Jam Haiti. and .loan (Orr, of the city of Coventry, shag. manufsctuiers. July 22, 1! John Startin, Samuel Stamm, and Jant , 4 Startin, ham, in the county of Warwick, merchants. November •, 1807. Willie% Hall and John Hervent. Moorfiel4., in the city of Lot:duu, uphol.Lrers and appranerv. November 9, lb.:. sll4lCaurrs. _ . Derry Coleman, let; of Mee, in the county of Wilts, but. her, publican, deaS and chapman, to surrender, Decent b.-r J, 4, and Si, at eleven, at the Poenre Inn , at Cd in the county of !Inset Attorney, kf I. Seymour, Mere, Wilts. Janes Wagnal!, Joseph Wagstaff, and Robert Wagstaff, all of Glossop, in the county of Derby, : 0 4ton-spinners, dealers and chairmen, to surrender, Noveinta.r 18, December 5, and 511, at two, at tie Bridgewater Arms, in M anc hester, in the eoatity of Lanca.ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Duckworth and Chippendale, in Manchester. James Iforster, of Sunderland near the Sea, in the county of Durham, linen duper, dealer end chapman, to surreniler, cember 3, e. and 22, at ten, at the house of John Grievesno, known by the .igm of the Crown and Thistle, in Newca•tle rpoo.Tynit. Attorneys, Meters. dell and Krodrick, Kow-lane; mad Mr. Floater Neweeistle.upon-Terse. Moses Hare, floater, of the cur of Exeter, cabinet-maker, to surrender, Nneensber 14, 13, and Deeeselser 22, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in the city of Keiser. Attorntrs, Mr. Maunder, of Exeter; and Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, of New.ln•. Samuel Pears, of Brad-street, Leaden, warehousemen and factor, and John Watson, Jobe Watson the younger, and Joseph Wat.on, a!I of Preston, in the county-palatine of Lan caster, cotton manufeeturiers deals" and rthapmen, us surren• der, November 114, 24, and iseeewsber U, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys Messrs. Crowder, Lavin, and Garth, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London. Joha Riley, of Sheffield, in the county of York, grocer, to surrender, November SO, Sl, and December St, at moven, at the George lan, in Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. Wilson, Gm- Hatloss-gaMees, London; and Mr. WillWns Sar gent, Norfolk-raw, Sheffield. ?bosses Gibson, of Mirield, in the aunty of Yes*, elf. parley, to surrender, November SO, December and PS, at slaves, at the CMIIIIIII6II Coffeehouse in Dewsbury, in the county of York. Attorneys, Mr. ROO:, elf Dewsbury ; and Mr. T. Crossley, lilsibera-court, Gray's-len, London. Thomas Reastry, Ike elder, of Crosby-row, Bermondsey, is 1.114 meats of Surrey, broom-maker, dasher and chapati., to sur render, November 111„ at eleven, 19, at OWN and December IS, of ele ven, at Guildhall, London. Attorsoye, Mews Barre awl Steadman, Bread street-hill, London. Jolt. Enfield, the younger, of Leashes*, in tb• comely of loses, merchant, dealer and chivies', M surrender, November 19, SO, and December tY , at ten, at the house ',Joseph Boma, karma by the sign of the Griffin, in ColebeMer„ in the county aJ Ibex. Attorneys, Mr. Daniel Button, jam. in Col chooser; and Messrs Batebellor and rote, Serpsanes Its, Met suing, Louden. _ _ - John Owen, late of tarith, in the county ef Ilimatingdon, vienaller, dealer and chapstan, en surrender, Remember HI, be. twee* three aad five, 19, between nine and twelve, and De cember dd, at eleven, at the Cumin Inn, St lire's, in Mental, of Heetiaiden. Attorneys, Mr. John Alexander, Bedford-row, Loudon ; and Mears Vetch and Fisher, St. hies. Genie iiiillooll% of Swithin'irlane, in the city of London, inerchaat, dealer and ekeprnan ; ao surrender, November IS, 9s, and December NI, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Merle. Cloak-Mae. Nomades Cuthbert, Tbonial Smoke. and George latart CuMbort, el Getter-lane, London, anrenanne and partners, to sorrouder. bloyamber 11, 111. and Meander 111, at t 001.% at ail4liall. Landow, Attorney, Mr. Mott, Mildraromnut, Poultry. Lisaheti Cisecrailitagorill. is ohs amity of Stallard, stop. hearer had gram as asriitswier. Nusanator PEN at Gee, h 7, anti Dossinbot 11S, at Moan. at the Head, le Walllank is she coma. t) of StsLani. Atte/nays. Wears Pries asil Willterss, Lis Ina. Lesion I sad Mears. sad Komi, Stallard. DIVIDKNDS. Decesaber It. Joachim Christian Summeeleft. of Abeherch lane, in the city of Landon, usstuaoras-breisai and merchasi, at ma. at Geddhall. December b. Davie illarailion. mefehent, Sew or Mae ef CM emery in the gest Indies, at twelve, at thnieliall, London. December rem Mlemenrier Aberdeni. late w Celestia, in the gast Indies, bat arm M Lisle agreed, Leaceeter-heley in the coenty K Yiddlaaea , membartt, m twelve, as I.:earthen, _ Leaden. DeesMbetlll. Jobs Amminittf, of lbs Iligh•atreet, South wark. is the meaty of Sturm, limo draper, dealer and despises, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Deassiber I. Mary Josef cad Edward Jones, lateral Wigs hem, in the sousity of Denbigh, gismo and liquocdealora, at ohne, et the Bridgewater Arms las, is Masaubasuir, in the Laniasuer. Dosmsber 4. Matthew Styles, Joseph Hassock, and Wil liam hay's", all of Sheffield, is the toasty ol York, ostlers mid fasten, at eleven, at the hems of Mt. Samuel Poach, the Segel leo, is Sheffield. December I. Seger Lauplisw, of the city of Chews, lime draper, at fest, at the heaths,' los, in Ibis city of Cheater. December If. Davy Saab", et Clacker, is the nest, ef Kest, aterisumideast„ deals said ithaposs, so twelve, al CW1414011, London. Dominates' 19. Andrew Johnolleas avid Jobe Naisby, of herb-lase, ia ore sty et Loudest, peamasra,, dealer. sad melee, at (guildhall. Degemtber 19. Mama* SlOter. ed LOic•••• • is the toasty of Leics.& r, rimer. Beak" mad oisposa, at twelve, at Guild ball, Leaden. December I. John ;ultimo, of Hollasemhill, Is the oily ef Loadon, lime-draper and obspizata. at WA, at G*11414;1. December 14 Wellam Powell, of irsesn, o the cou,,ty of Brecon. loatme-mmetuutt, Meier mai siuraws, ht tee, at I.ontlos. Deestabgr Id. John Salty Tuks, late ef Beverley, ma the county of Twit, haulm:, merchant, dea'.er std cliapindit, at 'lemon, at Ili) (le•irgt,nn , it: Whitentar-se:e, in the tutu taiumbia-upon lfe.i D.:umber If. Joseph Marriott Waller sad W.Sot, of Higlitowp, to the pant. of Bostall, tu the county of York, merchanta, deakri aad climanteu, et eleven, at the Yew Tree Inn, in IllokiergTowis, en the patosti of g ub un. December 4. Robert Chamberlain, el Vtgmbeeb St. Pelee., in the Isle of Ely. Ira the county W Casasnristr, griaert and wool merchant, at elcrosi, .4 tat Ro.• ai,l Crewe luo. iu Wisbech St. P• tor', coney oh Ca 016:14C. D•Cielier I. !leery Smith, of Sonitashan., it the county if Waimuk, vat:Waller, dealer an.lchapman, at ince", at the Swan Hotel, its Birmingham. Decasubm I. John /logo et Immouth, in the emrity of Nntfolk, slops'lkr ai,J cliaivao, at eleven, at Guildhall, I.onJon. December I. John Lloyd, late IVnnlwieh, is the county ut Kent, viduallut, dealer and ch..posati, at e!evot, at Goildha.l, Losid , n. December :;'). Esirisod Wlsitdrelf, late of Queen's row, Pen. tonmlto, issauraner-osokat, dt.ar, .sasJ chap/nail, at lest, at Lioldun. Deceother 3. John Levi the young..r, of Spillbt . , in the county of Lincoln, beimodia,per, dealer and chairman, et tin, George Inn, is Spolvby. December 4. Anthony Crigntion, of Ilrypeolin lioldernee, in the county of Task, fruiterer, deem' and chapeau, at serval*, at the haunt of !Lien Hawkins, the George Inn, in rte town of King -op.:sit-INK DlKessigta al. &shad Mato., mart, late of tie Wand of Meta- awl ia hit that the occesiimoil - LONDON p—Ptinssal up' GS DAVILISIYN, N., 17. Mkt . " "Uri. ow-.tieet. Corant-gaaleetl awl publv-,hel at the Othre. No IX alai of Si Clemente Match, Strand. b ,W STUCK, of No. 7. New helenn-st.ewt. Lissig.Acre (Mem, ate. for this Paps, sant to Was Wl*. %I I'- 4 • :if M le/7 attcads4 Mont. in tle Writ fis,thm, but new 1.R04 a worthy. 6. the county Middlesex, -. l""reet ' et Guild will, London, c- 441 . se tiro Des e. 9., y , Jr... St air, ref Newitate•etmer. in th e t i t Londe. linaridraper, at twelve, at Guildhall. of or ehspitan, _t tear, at the 81. ek Sear I tu : ne fait ia ,beleu Tils „ ll :the: t e:ia i d : ll • December 4. 111nri Muttull , h innena - upoialioll, h • I. dealer chi chairman. Si twelve, at the house of Robe., it kin., the Cmirge len, In the town of King.ton WWI Detormber 19. Thoasas Ran, fats of of 1146.141m0n. stoch-nruksr, Audio and cha r sean, sa ith ' • . et Guil.lbalr, London. CP.R 11 FICAT Rl—Da 7.. 1. Jame, Hill. of the parith of Salford. in Ilse count. of mersee, dealer and theme:in. Thomas Crudes, late of Saint Miehaers.allev, Cetah,l', rn 7 , c.ir of lellllll, menniam dealer clivr W ll.am itroli, of Penchitrilubuitdints, Perschurh-area, ,1 ,1 ,•j i y of 1end.,,,, money -criv-ner, de. l er and r!••ein ..e William Lees, of Lrverpool, in the county of Lasicerter, chant. Thomas Prigeore, of flairer's-row. Coinhatls. gusto, i s parish of St. June., Clerkerswok. in the county a CNA: ' of oil and sp ermacet i. William Cowperthwaite. of Manchester, in the county of " caner, manufadturor, dueler and drawee,' . John Stainsby. of Conduit, in the city of Lewis... ir, draper, dealer and Chapman. Robert Grater, of Plymouth-dock, is the county Of winney....crivener, dealer and chairman 1 PRICE OF STLICES YESTP.RDAY. lank Stook g_3 5 des per Cent. Redwine Wilt NH 3 per Cent. Consek....a l 4" 4 per Ceut. • •9l 110:1 5 per Cant. Nary WI 7j g Ann... Inspired Annuities 7 7•1; Simmons . I India Stock ask Dittn Hinds par. Exchequer lkils Is. 4s. lien. Eugh.l. Lottery Tickets Cumuli for T. USN, Stechthroker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-4o COURSE OP EXCHAVaiIt. Nov. 10. Amillerdem .... 35 9 tU. Glesioa 44 Lir. Ditto at Sight .. 35 1 Venlig n. C 5x Do. I Rettordens c. f.. 11 5 I U. Lisboa 60 Hainhough S 4 4 W. Orono 60 f; Abeam 34 5 1111.1. Dobbin lel Path 1318 Lir. Cork Ilk .• Ditto *Us. . l4 I sesame. r fwrlsaaa ••• 4, .114 I PortogglOold in Cosi Cache ..... West. and BPI par OZ. 4 Ditto He • Dnithowns... Madrid Ditto Balms Sew LOlll. each ...- Leghorn 3 4 5 91 Agie , it the Rau or Mill. Napes 41 bluer Cent • -- MAIRMAGIL. . On the 9th inetast, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, ..' the Rev. F. H. Seeker. Chaplain ea hes Royal theme,. Prince of Wales, A. G. Davidson. Ere , . of Lamb'. Cow street, to Miss Derealsh, of Great Jameo-street,Seifo•d DEATHS. On Saturday morning, at MOlllBll6lllals sitar a very Nat nem, Mrs. Vaughan, relict of William Vaughan, Emit s-;;., f t Pl.lB,von ohm count,. She a Seely very much respect and hod preart,thipaitir in the moot cheerful mania: waS 1: number of her fneMg, who had amoustaled oil the occasion. On Sotheby amnia& lastot hit home in St. Nethilikel Middleton, Zsq. of 'fowehill. the county jr =y:antsairs lusts circle of her friends. while in b r , eel of drioliog segos of wine, at the Episemsal Palace. C 1 elector, Miss Poole, et theme aileaarel age of 99 year.. • woos 10174 • mestchitheble disposition, age retained be: w sullies inlagaired. . - DRAMS AT CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLLS. (Suppmed by the Yellow revel.) SIP?. S. la the 36th year of her age, Miss Mary kabella O'Br elawis daughter*/ S. (Mien, Esq. merchant, of Duhli:i. After a fro does Wes., in the 89th year of hi. age, John Tillinghast, of the Arm of Pearce and Tillinghast, chants. Mr. T. was x native of Rhode island. la the 24th year ul lin age, Mr. Jamostiebion, men.hant. Mr. James Dew, a native uflthotlai.d. stet'. 7. 6 Mr. Joel Baldwin, and Mr. James Newtho, of tbe firm biewsen and Baldwin, bout tied shoemakers, from Phitalelo if Mr. Augustusll), Jones, a native of Vitra. ia, aged 34 years r,- In the WWI yearof his ago, Mr. Alegaoder Owen, a eau d , of Masmc human. Mir. Maly Ann Lamb, aged 30 years, wife of Captain Jam 1.3 nab, a native of Edinburgh. Alas a lung aid painful dines', Mr. Andrew Holmes, nit sliest. A Jury of impasse was held, on the 4th instant, en di ir toady of Rua Bruen, a mariner, roused dead io Elmira the The Jury brought in a 'redid • that he came to his deal • by the viotauou MUod.umaelened by the extreme 'rest t weather A Jury of ineuost was hose en the 7th instant, na tit bed of William Paul. a blacksmith. a native .f Scotland, teen deed is his bed. in TreMrstreet. The Jury brought in a rerdx that a the deceased cause to his death Sy the et-nature of God, euresierted by the gamma heel at the weether' StPT. S. Mr. William AINFA, este 19 yeas heather to Mr. J. S. Ades" menthoot. Patrick leDeralloterchast. HIT. 9. Mr. Janos Base, a twigs of Issiesk egad IS yew. is. of • Mr. Willisg) Batas cerned.ut. Mrs. Widget Tomball, aged 43 years s sathre, of lethi.l. - Mm. Mary Nam, aged 611 years. 1 Miss Mary White Barksdale. .11, Mr. Janie. tub. • satire of Ireistid. is the 914 ?air 1 Ma see. IS, On Ilitlllvsee febn4,, Mr. William Rem. aged 91 years, ■ 1 restive of Illealen. 01 Mr. JobaJilisdrieh bires,s satire 1 Hambu , gb, aged .3 pars. St T• 10. 51.3 Mr. datithal H. paper, primer. is the 951 year of lid age, lon to the Se*. Mr. Pirlier.uf Rye, in New Hampshire. 1..! Mr. Jonathan W. Coy, a native of Rhode Island, aged .!1 yews. Oa Avian's% laiao4. Mr. Samuel Chapao:it, earth mit, a; •• 1 23 years. HIGH W &Tel. THIS DAY, Al' .1.4)NU0r4 Morn. 55.. min after ....10 I Even ... sin aver .. 11 It o SALE BY AUCTION. Br LEIGH and S. SOTHEAT, Soeksellere. at their house, Mn. 145, opp,ire Cathie rine-,toot. T..-MORROW. No .e , o,t, '2, el Eight lowing f Suiutxy sac , ire I), at Tosive "'Clock, A MISCELLANEOUS COLLEC ['ION of Rt.t.JLS, in which are Meisel d the Deplseatm of Co late Mr. Iturnort, llookwlkr, ef Worchrolet i cooll•soll of Pre a Teri gun s ' C iu Esogialt History, Vey..ges, Travdr, and iindles Leitrim. Likewise a teerfine Prints, an,(3,..g I.2birJo a t i .in oi t th r, in a ,h p ed roa lt:c ur tieg .w e saile f H i os ti azt li lt . , 4eN t he Act L ielvlr la y ;1 : 1 0 S b pa e h e 6 11 . 1 ,1 T,. be viewed to the time of Salti T 4l l llll l prier 6d. at the place et eels •