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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. _.._. I'iEIVMARKET THIR OtTol3Elt, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, loon. NOV. 4. Mr. Deuliroa's e 6. Galloway Eliza, fiat. 71b. heat Mr. George's ti Galloway Kitty, ;st H. C. 3050. h. R. Ld Sac:sidles Dixeorr, nst, illb. heat Mr. Wyndhaut's folectioo, tilt. gib. Ab. M. gougs,:b. ft. 7to apt De. Mr. Wyndhant's Soospoil, sat. glb. treat U. Kinnaird's Achilles, trot. sib. old Course, gouge. b. ft. Ito t ml Seurpiou. Mr Usismis Medley, beat Sir C. Turner's Mr Goody, est. gib. each. First half of Ab. M. loop. g tot apt Healey. Mr. Vausitturt's Horleigh, 7st. 716. beat Li. Kiuuaird's Ai:bilks, not. 7 lb. Tau-yr old Course, geol.'s. in. R. sto against Hurleigh. Bweepstalies of usgs. each, for tbige-yr olds. Too-yr old Course. , •bie.'Wbitni's Miss Sophia, 7 d ;lb. Ste C. Hosibury's Agars, not. 716. LJ. Finey's Caxiliu, lat. 364 Gen. Grusonon's S to 4 4;14 13114 Sophia. A eidtaaiptiott Hmobesp elate of sal fur 3-yr olds and op anode. D. I. bye. iltAtoctlea Laurette, 4 yr old, 7st. !Mb_ ..... Gus..;'s b. Is Pesobrulre, 5 yr old, 7st. gin. the C. Muabor)`a 6. f Agues, by sorcerer, 3 yr old, 7st. -Or .. Air. (:ol.liog's b. is. flivrry4l4l4i, 3 yr old, 7st. t I lb. 4 LS. Staoell's 6. t Brighton Lam, a yr old, 7.t. 516. 5 to t apt Lotootto..-5 to it apt 111trrymaill. A Sokertiolioto Handicap Nat. of 301. fur 3.yr olds sad up s arts. 1).1. _ _ _ Lal.3rmory's b. Is. Lanzt..3, 6 yr old, mt. iltb Mr Wl'auu`s b. c. by Uurobletooi.an, out of Tottcrt !Is, Feed. nut. sals. Ld. SackTiffe's eb. Is. holm' u, need , ost. .1). of ftatiaora b. c. yr old, Tat. tilb to 41 apt I.angtut to 2 apt Prospero. Mr. Papa's I'4 ash, sat. :lb. rec. ft. front Gea. Grasse. air' &M . 0., vat At D. 1. :Nap 3ogs.n. Mr. blisktar,ee's Discount, rte. Our. final Sir C. Tar sores Peter Planarey . , 71 b. each. Ab. M. rings. b. ft. Mr J•liake..,atate a Sella, est. istb. apt. Mr. Fa awe. Cer• baits, ~t. a. C. oar s. b. ft. Off Ik) rou.sw.st. I tl..7...day's Wbis:kr, tut. !ill). apt Gma.Groeveok °lt:, est. Two r obi C.:ags. Og .Ikiajor .Haws, we tinctersts.ul„ is appointed frattata Secretary in General Ct. allaa. The county of Kent is to have a meeting for an address on the.subject of the Convention. Several Germaa (trollies ofdiatinction bare token tip their abode in Saltzerliad. The Priuctss of APP.ALT DliS•At). aiutni;.mt others, h .a purchased as estate on the borders of the Lake of Ceneva. lion Cesare, in his journey to as from Erfurth, divided his retinue into three divonnis, which maned at that &tastier of froin fire to six leagues sounder. The that ditisiun, comprising rooks, &c. consisted of twelve carriages, with four and six bones; the second division, consisting of BON A- Platt 301 the priocipel persons of he. suite, was cotnposeil of two carriages, with eight horses, arid seven carriages, with six, and required about 130 homes; the third division was the most numerous, sad occupied 300 horses. The whole camber of' hoses required for f.e transport of all the persons sad itivi,.. 7 l belon. : ;,, g to mu journey, exceeded !An), • whe.h were put in requisition at the different stages. Du-i • Marshal 1140ertca's stay at Dresden, he qu e n iiitaself, and greatly alarmed the inhabit ants, by various military evolutirms. One night. soon after no ic, he ordertd a potty of about 70ott French troops, to surprise the S4l‘oo camp it Perna. The people, ifiliufarnsed of his iiitentiori, were alarmed by heavy discharges of artillery; every one flew to arms, and some hours of con fusion and constermiti (((( elapsed before they were a satisfied that their French friends were not about to repeat at Dresden the ere nacre which had been designed to establish the it i.alver at -filrofrid. 11199• TIER OCCUIMeII the palace of Count Bacot., and greatly enjoyed the acme he had produced. There not behi l ta sufficiency of *tabling in Dresden for the horses, temporary buildings were erect ed for their accommodation sit the public places. The Norwegians are said to have renewed offen sive operations irf Sqeden, an 4 to have penetrated with three I'OIVR, of about 500 until each, into the provinces of itanteland and Herjetliden, the hitter of which they had, for the greater part, overrun.— We learn, itrvevcr, (Min :1 [Offish Paper of the SGth ult. (The Mgctos.l thzt the Numegrans have retreated, and that the Swedes have become the ag firearors. A -division free% near Aiar,norti made an toomusion into Nora/tier end hare earned off seer ral =Mr -lading tientrAl KROGH, and several officers. Bateaersa Prisms, the resent Grand Visit.? „end virtual Iduaarch of Turkey, was horn at Has surd, of pour parrot.. He albs first a farmer: next a house-dealer; and afterwards, excited by the hope of booty, loincyl the army of TEs.s.seite , the diran of RuClue twit. in his expedition aguintit PASS.. WAR OOLC. He obtained the name of Bata aersa by having relsptunisi a standaid which had fallen bars the hands of the enemy, and maintained it daring a long contest, in which he vi as severely wounded. lie his uncommon daring anal good conduct he gained the confidence of 'Frasantra i and un the death of his patron, in 1t , t0.8, nicest& d to his GelltrtlAtellt. BAIIIACTIII I.as appointed the lane Grand l'utier, Cf. 1.1111 Mt:a.T•PNA. to be Se "gnat of Last 1, sod Commander in Chief of the Turkish Army on the Desruhe. Cserearnment has received intellicenee from Bos worth, that the French Ambassador iu Persia has offered considerubte rewards for the service of per sons who can speak and write the fliadostaime lan guar. mad particularly such as are masers:sad with the manners anti customs of the Northern Pro vinces. He has already assembled many agents of this description. and will doubtless employ them as emissaries tuatonkst the native Chieftains. The late Sultan Mt LT •PIIA. if Mill alit,, occupies the prison in a liich he emitined and murdered his ftredecrosar Stem His mother has beets removed from the Palace. to hr r former apartments in the old Seraglio. to usaLe place for the mother of the tripling Si:trait. - Private tertian, from evrieritis quarters mention, that the einlar..n., ;tfae Ruaman ports was taken ,ffois the nth Of. l A . Crude: man arrived in i tows, ob Saturday, fawn St. PetersLorgh. states, that that prat way °palatal the tiny preceding his (Insert ure. 'Os- sole motive for shutting it, we um. derstand, ass to prerent provision 'ln..* from fall int;urn toe 11,1:.(1.- of the and. Sweatt , * a ho were 114 tie Puri. and who were pro, d 'lO be dcrt nose of piort.ious, apt! without the sat atm of piocurillg any, accept what. Way pitled tip at sea. ;Aide NAVAL soy. 4. Arrived the Rripok and Lia:t.-t from a cruise. Alajesty's ship La Moire is appointed con voy for the Vliest easterly. rALMOUTH. NOV. 4. Passed by the fleet for the Mediterranean. Se veral reisse6 frees hence have sailed to join it. YARMOUTH, NOV. 4. Arrived last evening from the Baltic, the throe sloop of war; she sailed from Goiteliburgh the -2sth u!t. ou which day the Victory, Sir James Saumarez, arrived there. The GoiiiA man of war, and Calypso sloop of war, arrived off Yarusouth ou Thursday, Nut the DEAL, 40v. 4. Caine down from the River, the Camilla, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. Early this morning the Archer drove on shore at the vorth end of the town, and it is feared has re. mired much datnage.—Wind E. blows hard. GOTTINBURC.I4 OCT. JR. On the Stith instant, a convoy arrived here from the Baltic. Several of then have been a-ussuild ; three of the Beet arc burnt by the Daus; one of them, a Russian vessel, has run on shore at Ells burg by the terrible storm we have had. The Zehigtosas, .ll•Assosr. from Lisboa for Pagtsenburg, is on abort IMO C4tWyCk ; cargo Seised. The Capt, ASTIBILVAII ; the Capt. WICKSTROSI ; and a Russian vessel, acre burnt by the Dailes,fthe end of last month. The Jong. , Jan, —, frost Heligoland, for Lnotlon, foundertd MIX Heligoland, on the 14th L'4llmmuis, of 74 guns, was lately ►aunched at Antwerp. A ship, of 90 gum., called The Coni nwree of Aim,icrthisa, is now building at 3ledetn- Wick. A letter from oar squadron off Flushing, dated on Tuc.day lost, states, that the clieray's force iu that port compriaed nine sail of the line and five frigates, and mime more ~tips were daily expected down the Scheidt. W hear there are eight sail of the line at Use fear, in apparent readiness for sea. firdiatA, of 74 guns, and the &logo frigate, putt of the Deltic squadron, arrived et Yarmouth, on Thurmlay. The remainder have probably reach ed poft before this time, A letter from St. John's, Newfoundland, dated the 20gb of September, says:— " A vitamin distemper burin fur several weeks past raged is this lalsad mating the dogs, it has unfortsoately earned off malty thousands of those sagacious and ireful which, the writer Odds woes' is worry to add, is a disaster that will be severely fait by usauy of the industrious inhs. Imams, who will essisampleady he deprived of their Labour illur.n4 the ensuiag Mater, in assintitig them to draw out the Ihel (ruin the woods, which is washy doue whilst the snow Ins tiosea on the grand, and which greatly facilitates the acconarlahuscol of as OPSIONII a comfort in this assert elms e. Pray comanaicate testate seasons, curry/mood tots, in the dellwast Ms d the united kingdom, this melancholy destraction Wash hasvisited the Canine Rod." The wind has bees se far forSpens, for the last three days, that it is supposed the transports which sailed front Poiteinsoattis es Wednesday, are off Co runne by this time. This early arrival will be most fortunate, as the force on board theta chiefly con sists of cavalry, of which the Spetrah armies are much in want. A carious circumstance happened hst Monday, at Plyinouth.—Seseral of the Portuguese Esti gnats were left behind when the convoy sailed ; they purchased a large aailiug-boat for Ili gitincas, and pushed out after the transports, but finding themselves fur behind in the grty of the m.o. • g, they lay dean in the boast, and drifted alongside a truss iing-boat, fishing in Whitsaud-bay.—ltising up on a sudden, they attempted, when alongside, to board her. The fisheruien, supposing from their complexion and size, they were French prisoners escaped, who tuella to hoard their vessel and carg her to France, took to their boat-hooks and haisd spikes, and beat the poor Portuguese into their boat again. The poor fellows then rowed to the shore almost touting. Oil getting ashore four of them ' were token up by the countryman, still saptiossiig them Frenchmen, and cariie:d before a Magistrate. An Interpreter hing sent for, the business was ex-' and the Portuguese paid the fishermen a guinea for the lass of their night's bshing. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. ienirev-ejrc,,.V.rees. 1, tims. Copy of a Lett,' fret Limiters. Robert Forbes, enas raau.lum His Majesty's Gm-Wig the Exertion, to Vire /Aro-41 Wells, ('arnaantler.iii Chief at akeuseis, dated off Heligolitad, the t tilt October, loos. St R-1 have the horse to ileum yew, Heat on sr return front Ho:igulerJ, in prorate of year erns, ore the ,loth instaixt, then Ishi.uil beans, E. i N. direr toasty-three was se forfeiter r tp fall in with the Jeri French senor sdear, 114 guns, to sserateil, it, 4,awl s-poesders, aril 29 jet us the Foist of taking the brig recolleraitoe, of iron Lawiloe, with a cargo of roserlsrahle earsio. Swi ft &tete. d the pti,austr by • pispisg the Deal& M. I was luckily skrertsl t,. ppyca.ph biia. AMA er n. to rewire . frail:kr Vis salwrgeer werleavostrs to tempo; tad I coositk-r myself the ow we happy in this cap m ter. his heir e.estieed to creme in the trek of itch o Isere he was likely, after the bard pie., to have cor greet rairehief to the *rule of His Mrest)'s subjects. I beg to aJd, dist I hart thought it tuy duty to cocr.ry the Eaglish seer: h.uat Isabel soft to this place, it being tbe port of her cleetinanen. The Jena was Atte., eut at Amsterdam, sod sailed the Tensile dal, bat ►sd sot taken say than. I have th, honour to be, o.c. tbigocdl ROBT. FORBES. MILITIRY PROMOTIONS. tranOlie.. War. 5, tows. STAFF. peyote Cesenniro‘ry.General JAN Murray to Be a COM uf Stuo es, Provisions, sod Forage, to the Foscss. BREVET. Meerenaat-Colmoei John il-orlo Iran, of tke Royal Ea gi leers, to be Cubist. on the Arms. Cartmasasta; 'hoard to fn - if Lineman! tf YAk here !tfolitm &titre, ne of Morton, be Colonel, rice the Earl of Cr.mforel, Serrated. Voted August :kJ, !endow in TA" C4z,••:e .E.s'eastrtr r u of Septembers 3. ISM. In the Li' t 064% - n it. the battled Ifssoiera, for Froot,:n 30.41, of the stAk Regiment, e.:ad Erna P J. of that Rept:era PARTS MS; l I rs Rohert Wi .1. a.J Job_ Mead, et liturk•Hill, Hattoo- Gamlen, V •ola .ce,...umters isomers. Ortuber •i. lava *some: v.. u1411.ip./.. Eth..red Leap %YUMA 111n4. and Thomas Oath'she, a Cheap:Vac, Landon, watch° matron, October 2n, loon. William Teasilale sod Humphrey. Henry Iluombroys, St. Pours Chureb•yard, grocers. November 4, !non. Charity Webb, Jobs Charles Webb, and joseph Webb, Portsea, Southampton, lines drapers. Novi:sober it, 1003. John Lore and Julia Elliott, of Sussex, farmers. September 29, !SOS. Edward Gilbert and Henry Helmsley, of Chichester. Sus sex, auil of Havant, Southampton,, August 20,10011. Peter Skipper awl Thomas Bull, of Great Tower-street, London tallow-chandlers. September„ 1000. JOlOll iknac, lanes Coles, John ll'ablion, and Richard runty, of Chard, Somerset, clothiers. Or tuber a, tarot. Jane Rawson sued John Cookson, of Bishopssate-lk London, baberdasbers. September sus_ Samuel Clapham and Charles Clapham, of Clundiunt, Hertfiod, farmers. October it, ► MIS . Michael Stark, Thomas Yeomans and Bush., of NUenieb, scarlet-41)er'. September 19, i sots k Tomlinson nod Thomas Hest, of Leek, Stafford, silk-manufacturers. September id, trim. George t;rimsliair and William Hilton, of Oldham, Lau caster, cutton.spioners. June 24, 1000. Thomas Cooper and Thomas Gilles, of Nlanchenter, coach-makers. October 25, Inns. Niehaus, Clark, jun. and Tedium Baurk, of Old Fish st ',mutual ' sugar , refiners. November 11illiam Roberts and V&iifiam Jeffreys, of Dirmingluini, and of IVoral.street, London, factors. November 1, lOUs. Janice (Sunnis, of [madam woollen-draper, lietsjatulti Law, (Steer Newsom, and Joke bhcard, all of Batley, Yuck, woollen• manufacturers. June::, IbUth. BANKRUPTS. Benjamin IVaish and Thomas Nisbet, of An•el.coeet, nregniortos-street, London brokers, to usomujer, No. snuaber, 1.2, and Decerat:sr 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mauna'7v, Messes Bnith sad 'Filson, Cbapter-Hous, St. Paul's Church-yard. James smith, 1 Great Trinity-lane, London, merchant, to surrender, Norembtr 11, at Ma, 1 and December 17, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe-court, Dorturs'A 'ominous. John Bright, lute of Hammersmith, Middlesex, cheese monger, to surrender, November to, et ' at oue, and lk- Celllilef ;7, at ekveia, at Guildhall, asidos. Attorney, Mr. Bamford, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey. Juha Conic, late of Westomitreet, Southwark, bat now of High-aireet„ Lambeth, brewer, to surrender, November is, t 9, sad Dee. sater 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. &earth, Lyon's-Ina, Strand. James Charles Brooker, late of the Poultry, London, haberdasher but now of Kennington-Green, Surrey, broker, surrender, Nov. IS, at twelve 19, at one, and December /7, at twelve, at Guildhall, LOadou. Attorney, Mr. Al lingbara, At. John's-square Henry Hall, of (latter-lane, London, warehouseman, to surrender, November 8, t 9, and December 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Edward Reynolds, Castle. street, Falcomaguare, Alderseate-street. Julia Coign/se of Red Lion-street, Holborn, Middle sex, ainelnerchlit, to surrender, November 12, and DeCriaber 17 , at tell% e, at Guildsail, London. Attorney, Mr. John llen, Fore-street, Cripplegate. Thomas Palmer, of Goodge-strict, St. Paocras, Middle sex, taller, to surrender, November to, 21, at one, and Dece.ubar 17, at deem, at Guildhall, Leaden. Attorney, Dlr. Tuner ' Edsranl-strool, Cavendish-square. Samuel Bryraa, af Grommiur-liews, Middlesex, chandler, to surrender, November ify 22, at twelve, and December 17, at carom Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, 11411111T4. adbll2- son and Lee, Uncoils's-Inn. Juba Beavers, of Ithelleld, Yost, bsDder, to surrender, November la, at MN, Woad Dacturber 17, st tee, at the Three Cranes Ina, h may. Attaraeys, Mr. Crusley, Holborn-Court, Gray's-lan, Lomas.; sod Mr. Jackson, Ralik Eud, near Bonisky, York. John Baras, of leaseholder, manufacturer to surrender, Deeelhba' 6, a, and 17, at two, at the Pollee lan, Man chester. Attorneys, Messrs. J. and I. Warafoed comet, London , 4t4 Mews. Healey and Dane, riot *vet, Masitike.ter. Timms, Clothe, of Portstonth, 'merchant, to surremskr, November at oft, *3, at eleven, and December ty, at Mena. Attorney, Ur. 'Milhous Matthews, Smut Thwart strret, Portsmouth. 'Ebonies Barney, of Cokluester, Errs, saddler, to our. render, November _t, L•t, and December 17, at elmen at the Griffin Inn, Colchester. Attorneys Mr. Frank Seim thine, Colchester ; and Mmes. Miles and Parry, Temple, London. Samuel abettors, of Ludgate-bill, London, silk mercer, to surrender, November a, at eittea, 30, at twelve, and December 17, at ten, at Gaildbatl, Lot.lou. Attorney, Mr. W. E. Even, New BriAge-ittreet Levy Seinuei, late of Sraderland, Durham, but now of Lana*-alreet„ Goednian'e•Fields, Middlesex, clock-maker, to surreeder, Notcusber it, 19, and December 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londou. Attorney, Mr. E. lames, Mitre court, Maltase. George Elliot, of Wiachester-Wreet, London, aserrioast, tosurrandet, November IS, ga, at eleven, and December 17, at our, at G. 1146411, London. Attorneys, Messes. Crowder Erste and Garth, Frederick's-place Old-Jewry. Sambitowstneed, of Kimrsland•Rwad, M . iddlesex widow, cora win ant, to surrender, Nov e mb e r t , 19 , andDecens. bee 17, at treks, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Bryant, Cupthall-covirt, Threminorterestreet. Thomas Wright, late of Covina's-row, Crutched-Friars, Landon, beam, to surreadcr, November hi, 19, and De cember 17, M twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-place. DIVIDENDS. November to. Jammu Andrade and Jeachira Christian Stocmiekr, of Alicherch.lane, London, iusurmice.hrokers, at one, at Guildhall, Leedom. November to. Jimmie Awdrade, of Abeliureli.lerie, Los. don, Massituree.biuker, at ose, at Guildhall, Landes. November JO. Vakelll6e Green sad Rupert Green, of Perry. street, Tutteul.aiii-Couct-Road, engravers, at tea, at Guildhall L.virion. December 17. Charles Mingestoa and Robert Hioesetua,, of h albrook, Lowillos, awn's- mciecre, at twelve, at Guild hall. December 3. John )liflinehm and Joseph Nfillineton, of Hoawbitzteh, London, glaglcra, at tea. at Guildhall. November at; licery 111(11110 : taus Deacos, of Tull ',house mud, !Asides, stnek-brulie at eleven, at Guildhall. November se. John Itin lands„ of Ps isaus'samost, Lava. ua *army, barge-boilder, at twelve, at Gsildhall, Losd. November sp. James Moore, of Wok/worth, Surrey, reef chase, at Its, at Goildhall, Loodus. November An. Gloom Hail, of Ilow•gtreet, Covent-Garden, Middlings, lquier.eaerchast, at tea, at Goildhall, Los. dos. December i 7. Alexander Fonohaw, Itte of Whitechard, High-street. Middlesex, t ictuatler, at twelve, at Guild hall, Lambs. Dceenitect 17. John Layton Ireland, of Hiele-street, Shore. ditch, Middlesex, cbecretanuger, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. December 17. Thomas Stokes, of Tooley-street, South ' we cabinet-snaker, at ten, at Guildt,all, London December 6. Joseph Gamy. of Oxford-street, Middlesex, irosisnosrar„ at Mr, as Geihilsail, London December ti Joseph BMW sad John Sat tertlwaite, of Fen- Court, Londos, ismonsace-balers, at ten. at Guildhall Jamas, it. (11elMopher Shaw, Jeseyb Graham, and John Earn, of Sumtbamptos, sine-rsterchants, at eksen, at LAndos. Derrambrr a. hums Diem, of Mistley, Doer, ship-bailder, M Memo, at Me Thom Ina, Mamie, C ERTIFIr T o EEEEE - - - - Frederick Francis BliandelL, of Coleman-atree t, London, issurancarbreker. Marks Jaws, Of Camaten-aireet, London, n bb co .. Dasu . (adorer. camera n.yo, a London, warehouseman Tboals.s WINNOW, nt Carroliaaf, Glamorgan, wool-mane (mirror. rtilLtass iimutlaad Ile younger. of Bristol, bou:e-carptater Sil'alluur Austin, of Uonks , Glnuccuter, glua Rawl Red adl, of BI It, liace-dapa. MtETINGS OF CREDITOR. AT CCILDIIa, TO- RIOR ROW. Walter rtsick, now or late of Mealtime, SUROfj draw , itubett Boman, Threadaredle•stro et, Loudon factor 3 JoLa Carter, Sat:Jon h, Kent, draper • • ab, „haw maunders. late uf Totteuhasn-atreet, !Kiddie. burse-deakr .I:stora Jellieu , I;:aektuau-strect, South% , draper James Barber, Sparrow-corner, near the Louden,!i cuto.rhatiolo r 'Mumma lulluy, Tukenboale.yard, Londua , itubrit Bottum: Herbert, Clare.cooti, aad aLso of tirafiou-stre..t, Wooildititter. brw Glruluu, Jerat)n-atacet, St. James's il'es'oni, stet, tathe • - - J amts I letcher L trews, Wigmore-b:reat, molar, huukoeller \rm. Vatter ? Shad:Jewell, Middlesex, waretullfemaa J.Lowa Newport, Isle of WieLt, ' 11 . t11:am Pithloak Roper, late *I London, the Cape ut Cuud flupe, merchant DIVIDENDS. John Drowse, of Gosweltstrect, 0:J-street, !lA, lane-map ufact urcr Thomas 310(1'4u, of the same plsre, blue- main:Ceti Beu;aiuiu !bits and Auo Smith, Ilasingbal:. Loudon, factors - Jarvis German, AI& rniauhury, London, hosier John 'i li um, Gray's- hut, Nlithilesex, hanker Johu Chapman, Martin's-lace, Csunron-street, don, dry-salter - William Tucker, the younger, Exeter, serge-man 'sorer - - Joint Colccom, Bow-street, MAdlesex, bricklayer %Vahan, CA lin Johnson and John tViltxtai t , ' tillllloll. drapers - Rat Whalley, lute of o , llnm-street, Frechurch-*trect, Loalioa, brandy-o.ei chant John Peter Monona), St. Swithiree.laur, wine-psereheat Aaron Isaacs Ring, Gt. Prescott-street, ' 6elds Middlesex, merehruat Al. xander Nl'Lerteasi and John Galt, otherwise, B. Galt, Great St Heise's, bendon, factors LSitliam Wright, Queenhitle ,London, prvvi‘ion-vier chant Hemr Mould, tVinehester, eabinct•maker Mules Burrell, Leadenhall•street, London, bolder CERTIFICATES. Jason Yount. of Manchester, euttosamptelci RN:lord Otubbs, of Leek, Stafford, bomber. Alc%.owler Nl'Craitla,. Of Lower Brook -street, square, Middlesex. wide-oaertliant. Job. Joules Seetetaa, of Vflueltesicr-aireet, Samset Twasiey, of Eanling,ton, Quaked, master. George Halfwit, Dam or late of liaKuni, ap~ flier. Willmm Watson, of, Otford, *retails Last, via" William Kelland, of Exeter, carrier. rDii PLOT-0,74444V al Ow Pak: 05W. • BIRTHS. Oa Wednesday last, the Lady of Henry Standen, Sohertati, of a sun. Oa Thursday, the Lady of John Waddington, E.q. bete Park, Hants, of a son' Yesterday se'nnight, the Lady of Capt. Deckle, Lard Navy, of a see. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, at St. Botolph, Bishomate, ht the Rev. Dr. Whirdeid, Dank. Carling, Ear of Tavistoek.plare, Rareeß sgnate, to Miss Bea, of Devonshire-spear& on the ad instant, &mull eneG , seral Campbell, to Eli/a. bells Anne, daughter of the Rev. Thos. Pemberton, &doe ..f Taughhoyre is Itilaint, and grand-eseglster to the lamp Thur. V. L.. of SheifirJ , ir. Canabria;erhire. DEATHS. On Tuesday se'nnigtt,, Mr. T. lilandfard, of the Anchor Ina, Redbridge, use of the Val Wars of the New Gait, Hampshire. On tiatanlas se'aiiight, siaddenty, at his home Above-Bee, in Winchester, Culune! .blurgau, an uhl sud very respectable inhabitant —llls reulausa acre interred is the Cathednal Church at Winchester. On the eats ult. at Ply mouth, Mr. Thomas Troughton. oat of Hes eldest Masters of the Royal Navy, haven a intim and a barge family. A few dap we, at Woodhouse, near Cabircoulish,eas::ta Limerick. aged 7; years Mrs. Hourigaii, relict of the ;ale Mr. Daniel Hourigao, of Coli,irine, in said county ; anti a few beers after, is the same house, her grandson, Mr.ll.cti. Houripn, aged twenty-twu years T. ry much lamented. Ou the Slat ult. sincerely lamented by a nurwrons code of his friends cud acquAutance, Mr. Julia booty, who, for many yaws, was use of the Inspretiss of the Riser, cadet the Commissioners of the Custom. Horse. Of a fever, in Holland, Thomas Biggs of the Royal Navy, and sou of Abraham Higgs. tag. of Waterford. ttatqrday morn*, is Park-street, Westminalrt, Mrs. White, the wife of George White, Esq. Lately, at East Iheirn, the intent daughter of Eases& Temple, Esq. HIGH WATER, THIA DAT, ATLOPiDON-BRJDGE• Muen• I I ....Min. after.. a f Eves. nn.. awn. after— 4. • CIALDIIALtj r. Saws. drap er j odou r factor 3 - • 3 Met, diddle. 0110 lig "Ark, lie 31..rwriter dua, rearil.r r Drurs !ask • - , s lb urj i a er, 41 tr. Armor Caserdal s . • 111111.2.%treet, • .c - rrhottretwaw I I I bende r . Cs*. I, and lat e o f l e do col te 17.adell b 1 eet, Nriddk- _vier ' wancf%ct suer ie is/41h arts!:-stiret teat /can • hosier - 310- 11 "" 6 ' sker •etreet, Lug l 11144.• r. rge. as ea w f st . martto tiy . ow.' " e ieklay er . w o , j •rkaa tshirt. Ha& Kits eat d l • 1 iit t hureh-street, in. k ids . ' , Goodsonsla . TUC- - herniae JAM etors . tovisioa-raer- - mad u°, 4 - • I t ali portrild , Colt, astufacturer. t 74.gi ter. -street, Gros - renew ft dell Hatt, Loads; ia , tont, lax, g er- • ford, Salop, iron. Tu rant Carne, • Lancaster, onto& A !fey TUA Lad Lint, miller. dse•• P stnPA ism:, at Ow Primo it 6r ay rl 31incins, Esq- sr 3 LON iddington, I[ l - or rx.id drift pt. Butte, of the. w a s [TANI time e, k theße.. Dr. r tuck. place, Rawl- tam :araphall, to Elis l'essbertos, Porter 11113 wester to the lass Pada .I;eshire. MON *doll • Irs net of the Anchor l b r tie New Fume, is home Above-Bar, Fn"WI 0 ud vers. respectable I iu the Catkedsed ass Troughten. oat r. k awiar a awls, I V ./.% In !Ai UN, 4 .. Isli nor Fr La 11 PI fou 16. it. air el IF ti it tt Fti t. SALES BY AUCTION. To STATIONERS, PRINTERS, AND OTHERS. LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF VIJIT VA LC ABLE PAPER. By Mr. BURTON, On WEDNESDAY, the l Ole laslaut, aad &Basin Dn. 28 Eleves Otlnek, at the Commercial Ball, Skiaiserokriree, ALARGE sad General Aron nest of very valuable PAPER, including several hundred reams rf Foolscap, Thick sad Thin It ace Poet, Pot, imperial, Rapt Detny, Tissue, Copy, Doable Crown, Cartridge, Elc plias% Royal, Middle, mid Lumber Hand, Bag sad Ise/dishes?. !.c. To be viewed Two De) a previous to this Days M Mv, when CatalAaes may be had ; at tLe Commercial RA, ill""Rxri Old dDi.Raytqetaira, Carabiß For ACCOUNT of the MANE/ FACTU RER S. nod Fi iT PURCHASERS fru= t►e M•NIiFACTLREAS - _ Oa THURSDAY, November toes, or Five o'Cludi the Afterame, at West's Warehouses, litilitealruse, lam ent/MI-street, ALARGE and valuable assortment of Blti- THIN PIECE GOODS, eserript from the au bra dety, agreeable to Act of Parliament • • large part of *OA sere remand fr om Lisbon, re intended for experintim • to gether with the stock .4 Nlr Richard Clarsoce lines-34e. to the Mumma, dee 'Mint the retail draper) teak, and goad into the bed-fur:Marc end Irish lives live • coosisf.ng of iv venal thermanel pieces ...cubits and prhasierrehries and licoes, cambric nod witedia hanilkerchicil, others:a. veli eternity& c asb_bvea sad Scotch Ho/land, 0210 las, sheet lop, Osnaburglis, Sail-cloth Raa.ia sheeting, diaper ae damask table lines, bnecabaets, a large riser. aunt of sad iron, bread aid ear ow Yerkshire and We.t Country eirthy kerseymeres, cootie& toilteets, see. A Ise pllooolllo' ,, of worked mks, and other fart muslin; tu7etticr vmb a large quantity of male twist, (about Ores thunesed ream* Nu. 40 to 170, of the very first quifly of Manclie.tes sots ping, if oat previously sold by private coatractO ertb a great variety of other linen end cotton roves. Particulars of which veil br p o bi ft bed in doe tire, h3' Mar Alpine, Agent fur the Proprietors, No. t, Breuer-ism. N. B. Amy merchant or Illsoof.ctirrer wbe may wish pat goods into this sale, sill plume to send them on or helms Tharviay seat. LONDON: Priotri by G DiVID£ON, No 79. 04 Boimoit-coort, Cal ey-street, • poblmerraf et the trlher. bo• is, bock of St Geom.. Stiattik b J. WHITE, of segue pi z ee.—orders. &r. fur IS* Pare' , Best to the Vice, fjot t path Ftli be deli wooded to. •