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* • • - # • CCRACO4, SErr. In consequence of:the lute banity e'nehttolt-which Lave been elfacfeeria eke polidoi the Spaniards. this colony is litely to lie restored - to its forma happy pre-entisetices Had tint Sit' 'shunts Cock. loin* seized the gloridtts bripilrttittity as he did, the French inflinmcir . wookt*Tirolsilltfy h:lce pretiotninat. ed. But his Exceilentky;Ofaitibafftst us.umption of this Government, left ttbffiel.tire untried thut was Likely to conciliate thu4etringe of one atightkonrs Oa the Mails. The gratitude of the peopig has tieen caressed in the folloving Curlicue, Sept 3, 18011. Stll.-411 a eiwietlitig held, yesterday, a Cutmuirre of ltierclasnto, it wao unsuintuinily resolvea, That I should brae the lioriusir coneryiug to your Eacellency our acme of matitoile fur rune disinterested and iudefatigable exer tion., haying promote the prosperity ulf the island, and to restore our esonnurver, (which, since the capture ttf the col.my, how beet in a must lauguishing state,) to its farmer eminence. • Alt a few saaalha ally have elapsed Weer we first estissed tileasisipotyeser Gaurerauseut, still it cannot be *Me* that, onto ithotainting so short a space of time, our commerce has gained such animation, as to iuspirc us sith Um most ilueuto..• hopes, that, smiler the wisdom of your Mid the liberality of your disposition, we shill ' , cover oar prosperity, and thus become rime 11/Ore a &a tiering colony. Through your Excellency's uhilities and affability, a free and unpretetlaulni iuterrourse w Atli the Svauiah Main is twit only severed to us, but you have disposed the Governors of Oise peovinces so decidedly in our faruur, that they ri ceive us with the tbeatert distinction, and while we are thus enjoy rive such invasuable privileges, your Exeellency is aseriliciug all the crouleinents which you derived frac, the former state Of (binge, mid are, regardle,4 of MI missussal interest, satisfied with the erect.. of your eiolearouni to make 01.1111111 p%. c deed be nantiag im tpatitude, indeed, if such uuhle pro itoodinig acre ad to attract two dteatiun , and to prompt us to hailemisify your Baccliercy, is some measime, for the loos which you so gaseroady have made. We have, therefore, placed in the hands of the Chairman of tile Committee, at your Excellency's disposal, the sum of ein Bloomed dollar's, N trivial in.kmaity fair the sacrifices vizir+ your Excellency has been pleased to woke is our be hat,, and humbly solicit the acceptance the' To t h e etattinent above expressed, at beg to to nd 1 the sawaraisco'uf ear Ipyalty to Hie Britannic Majesty, aud of the f iucerby lel stir attachment to yonr Earl fleecy. • Coigne-a) G. F. LENZ, Chairmau. irmillor.veelleuer Kir J. Corkhurise, Bart. Goma-our and enausander is Chief. TO TILE MERCHANTS AND,ItIH lIIDTANTS OF THE ISLAND OF tUIZ-1( LOA. GoeeerimeaL,House, id September cytnircesten—The Gir tribute of rimed whirls I have this vomit. receiitil tr. , m you, in the lleitterting Address presented . to ow by sour Cousuuticr, Lea; r b-- retreat, . the bouvur, , Gentlenkr TOnt fr.itbrni sad theeueed friend end .errant, (Signed) JAM KS COCKISCRNE„ Ceerrnin end Cuaninander-Le-Cbief. We have now a regut4r packet from Eugland, twice a mouth, k l y Way of Tortola. Sir *LIMNS/ has effiected this estaheishineat with the Postinaster Ge neral, to the groat convenience and accommoda tion a the Island. This is only an earnest of what is istmaded to be done. Something, ou a touch gander wale, is iu contemplation. Caleb Baldwin, the veteran pugilist, is matched to light flogkerty within a month, for 50 guineas, half forfeit. The veteran has fought about fifty battles', mid Dogiterty being, a fire:.h young man of *Enlace, the odds are against Caleb. tin the night of Siinday last. Unpar-Fife prison was broten open, when Peter l'eddie and two other prisoners edi:etcd their escape. On Tuesday 'owning, as four men were fording the river Devon in a cart, one of them fell off uud was drowned. O's `..torch), as the turn•cock was turning ou the water, in Bruton -street, an eel, three fret long, and nearly as thick us • mated arm, stopped lip the plug, which the aO&R extricated with an iron hook. italltettitstAr agar, another. of the same size, came one wive. At the chan.,•re of the moon, and during an invisi ble eclipse of the sun, on Friday 'morning we'nnight, an extraordinary high tide, accompanied by a strong south-west-wissd, inundated the shores of the Seuthens coast at various places, from Folk stone to the isle of Wight. On Tuesday host. a grand match of single-stick was played at Trowbridge—Wiltshire against So merset. Ou the sweet, the snatch between Wall (Somerset) and Ellis (Wilts) for IN guineas, was won by the farmer ; he breaking the two first heads ; it. was reckoned a fine display of skill. The next five hoods were broken bx the Somerset lads; and the spurt erniclutteti i 4 tiOeW favours-4hey-having broken thirteen !stades end till.lifiltddre only seven. . The darkness ei elsweilkehig ingvented the t)t.rs Leing (played off, In tee eariViitOtirAlie day, the stand erected fur the seroesintriliirloie of the spec tows sertderily liareke dean ; it isNilspposed near ton ;persons fs., , but • fortunately •nril Cie received the lewd iajlt4u- ••• — Madam Lea% Dychareli, Daabur, uud I.) 011‘. has caritial iii my kept netiantions eliii.h year own libriad minds will ,Dore cushy reactive [ll4ll I can, on seitable language, exywva. With pride mid gratitude I accept the nobk resew Ibich vaap Itherelitv has mu tiattri•iugly provided War we, liovidrAtilliv teitotilleest and amyl" es it is, acquires, iu my a/gimbal, its Wiseie vales, limo C4.111111,.' t unequivocal, It stimmeg of Vier abreetionste regard Da*y tenon& oft e • ,F 1 Nur moat glaciate tioreMist to i • tikes Will aad faithful I i*Caill, is every i",es 111111 ' sad long iw yp t rourineed of the ' • Igiiiirrtiot tales which this Vea poreeelefte Ira endeavour' • eliercted to establish its O. romeatenure, sad do refloating haprites. ma ; ty•tu v isdighttqly s s ~eyery claw— The Ilouring , Ilt s vr 44jswatr /spil me I* bw neve, *it esy ptfierditre. eter bilabodna the . .i * iiecte, fills ray leave, at this ' j„, alMrpatufan i o n. To ow Hum hereeftirr feWg perrhairenjyy etaaliindird sill lie the .Treateet cad la ay miatrat.'oa, and the lut,lost ob. jets of inij adollitieo. , TIN same prioeiplen„,... . Are; It • b love hith.rto Ou lierteratri, indium, ?lir ~, • t* ~, weesialocucteal a k a te your mimed, Mi. • : ... 71 •' ...• „ d l iboonatet • sad i ii Snuff perauad/ I le , .. •if. Of 1 14 . is satnlslisk Meat perfume. 6 -. j . "NI *opt a f pfl tt\ a ' s Cavalry, by mallorsly and dis j ,14 vratetaltcireir Ile,iatereste and wetfare ue every • irides placed UMW' . ..esperiatcwl. anew 1 tan yenta ,tip "more xow, (list le o ggter taalictiusta i ii i say be my abilihrs 'Wernseyt wiabes , never -reaailig irate, shall be ar o . • tea and pew wile the egricuttok ' r l.l ' .7,14, , repleie lier aili Ike .peceid e . ••• • , to behold ..pi 3 ler lahllbitatite; molter . ~ i „. • tin latheenee of the WIWI envphie, • • 4 ' t -.• INK li . glierlabies • rliX'itiott Slippy people. " iv slide conduct aloe., is I hereafter hew memo scull eartelf to the Leourahte notice af oar beloved Sove- reign, add by such roadnet I am enured, I shall best teatify the asutimeets of gratitude, esteem, mad regard, with which I hare the homier to be, Gratirmrn. LORD MIYOR /Id LIVERY of LONDON. On Thursday last, a numerous Meeting of the j.ivery wee held at the New L iialon Tavern, Cheapside ; Mr. 6oOII6IIERE, in the Chair ; when the following Protest and Itoquisition were unanitntimily agreed to, and a Deputation tipr pointed, with the Cli,irman, to prewlit it to the LORD MAYOR 7 TO TUE kictrr HON. THE LORD MAYOR. November its, 11101. MY LORD—Having !recited your Lordship's answer is a Requiction, dated the 2d of Notrinti,r, taus, and 'ivied by a numb* of Liverymen, requeetinz your Lordship " to cnuvwue a CoMmon Hall, or an early day, is order to take into curisielenniun the laic Conventiou its Portugal, by which the character, honour, and interests of the Cool: try have ken so deeply affected, and to adopt such meastiri s as may be deemed ads isable ;" in which answer yeti " decline to con vene a Common Hall, as requestesi," and assign, as a maim, that " since the date of the Requisition, a (b DO of Inquiry Ism been instituted by His Majesty's command, for ior, sap gating the causes which led to the Contention *Roiled ; that the Court is now r vioecutiti g inch Inq i ev, and that yell ate" of opinion, 'lint a Meeting of the Liv.ry of London, iu Commou Halt, on the shltject proposed I.y RI quisition, pending such public inquiry, will be highly mrreereory, an seve and isto.,nper;" We, the undersig led Liver) own, be leave to olnei t Si' ; That the right of the Liver) of London to meet iii Common Hull, to deliberate ors matters of public ph:twice, luny been ewer eserci.ed, with very few exceptions, and that such Cs ecptimis have been stigmatised with the reproba tion of the Livery; That If it Chief Magistrate is to grant such Meetings, only when they coincide with his own views of the propriety soul utility of the noesares to be proposed, his conduct must ominous to a violation of ilie must sacred rights u(the subject, imasuaatik as it necessarily deprives the people of the legal nines of expressing their sentiments too all greed maritime' aliening the common weal, and riders mai tie liberties r rspeate,ii, by Mei ancestor.;, and so chatty end ontAuti call, eiti Mil ee th. , Bill qf That with respect to the date of the Itelmisition, we hey, to state, that it is seibeequent to the upisoiletutent of the Court of Intiniry, and that other Meetings loose Iwo held, under sandal . acumstances, to which no such oisectimi hus been mad • . . . That stare the Sheriffs of Counties, Officer's appointed by the Crown, have not withheld trout the people the exercise of the right %question, wader inch pretence, we ea ttttt d for bear expressing our astonishment and thepleasu e, that the Chief Meeistrato of the City of Loudon shoot 1, by almost his (list odicial act, deny it to those to whose gmid opinion, estatidente, mid suffrages, be has been indebted fur his high situation. That without adopting your Lordship's twine . respecting what you term a Cnse of ivvery," we trust we may be allowed to camels* our own jodgment as to the institutiou of a tribunal a.• 14111114 II to the laws of this con -try, appoint ed by the Crown misworn, poem +sing no authority to compel the attendance of witnesses, to administer oaths, or to acquit or condeuni the parties whose coodeet they am investigating ; That we cutout observe, without real concern, the salmi- Mon which your Lordship's answer reid nth implies, that the great body of the Livery of London, to whom a entrusted the choice of a Chief Magistrate, of Slierdfs, Members of ffitudianseet, and of other important Officers, round so far for ret thruway's as to couutesance or adopt arty proceedings sucomputibte with the character they have ever maintained, or repugnauf to the pure principles of public justice; That we INrsuate your Lordship mu y safely confide them matter's ins Ale Lit ery themselves, who do nut solicit your advice, bat merely claim their undoubted rig:it, and 11..1114 thous to ire he gnat thane of their eau character and hon.dir : That asdhe only ground of °inertia° (to put the most fa ll-parable conshectiou *pee your Lordship's answer) appears du be a supposition, that since the date ef the requisition eireumetaares have arisen to preclude the tieceroay of such smieting, we bet e : Mate to year Lordship, that several of the nennes base Mined rubswquest to its date ; that Ike Liwasyusea ifflaissigasd at acre generally aware that it mold U.S be delivered until is late day, and that no material eir eollll6llllol beg 101111111•11 to cerise • change itt their opinion te the prapdsty se *Meet(. For the purpose, however', of =riff in Shot respect— We, the U Lialegams the .City of London, do hereby apes releept your Lasriabilp to convene a Coati:tom Heil, en as sadly day, iaorder tosammeider the late Colleen- Cop Portulty wbiebabasalturasser, honour, Dud inter mits of the eirsattry have hese se deeply strected, nod to adopt sods shleatifle 's em he deemed advisable. The abet* protest and requisition were signed by nearly one hundred Livery loon, and presented, last Saturday. by the Deputation, to the LORD Wayne. The follooinq answer was returned the statue day, by his Lordship Mansiombouse,Sattmelay, Nov fi , 141.8. The Lord Mayor presents his compliments to Mr. Deputy Goinwhere. The considerations whirls induced the Lord Mayor to decline convening the Livery of Lo oton, is Cool. norm-ball, on the Requisition lief, ,e pristmed to hits, for the purpose of considering, at this time, the late Cuuvention is Portugal, remain in full force, and induce hie Lordship again to decline convening the Meeting reqnestml by the renewed application, in the same terms, for the same purpose, which has been presented by Mr. Deputy Goodbebere, tins morning. The Lord Mayor greatly regrets to find himself obliged, in the (Metal exercise of his discretion, to di ff er front any part of the respectable Livery of Lon don, is their view if I this auliket. Sawed Goedbcbeve, Esq. Deputy, ftc. lIRRCIIS IN THE LATISGALER, NEAR PAMTOTV. On the night of the lath instant was stranded, at Mawgan Poth, the Enterpri*e traueport, of North Shields, Hobert B. Davidson. Master, from Cortina; crew saved. And on the same night, the lategrity transport, also of North Shields, Wil liam Cortifarth, Master, from Quiberon, in the vio lence of the gale, which wits sight on the shore, and not being able to clear away the land, after cut ting away all - her masts, brought the anchor under the high cliff, just to the westward of Trevose Head, ‘s here she rode in a most tremendous sem until the Sunday night following, when her cables parted,and the ship wasdriveia on shore, and went inattierliately to pieces ; but very fortunately on that day, (Sunday) the Speedwell cutter went out of I'adatow, to elides your to take toe crew out of the transport, in which, with difficulty, she pr,vide.stially succeeded. and with whom she returned skein to Padstow ; and brought in with her the Papenburgh galliot, Ammo Margaretha, from Charente, iu distress, bound for Liverpool; and about two o'clock in the morning on Monday, was wrecked, under Trevose Head, the Elizabeth, Gill. from Wa terford, with butter and bacon, bound to Shore ham ; two of the crew drowned, and part of the cargo saved. And about the same time was driven ashore, under the High Cliff, at St. Chinas, within the district of the port of Padstovr, a copper-bot tomeil ship, keel upwards, crew all lost. It is suppoved her cargo was oil, silk, and soap; her raper* Nave hi en taken up and concealed by the country people, who have hinted that her name is tie Speedy, John J. lrman„ ;Waster, from Malta, bound to London. The many fatal disasters which have to frequently happened on this part of the coast, clearly point out and prove the utility and great necessity of the projected light-lioesse on Trevose Head, Mid mooring buoys at the entrance of Padstosi harbour, to Feveut similar accidents in future. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSIIOUTII. SOY. 48. Arrived the Clyde, Commodore Owen, fresh the Dungeness and Boulogne bta tie'', to refit; aud the Mu/abar, Pe/ter, aud Cracker, with a large convoy front the ; also the , ilrethasot frigate, Capt. Mendes, with a French lugger privateer, of to guns, captured during her cruise off Cherburph. Sailed the Primrose, Captain Meiu, for Oporto; the Ilin3doee sloop, Capt. A ad rew s, t lie Sharpshooter, and the Lord Cochrane, on a cruise; also the Tor toise, for the River. La Loire bails to-morrow with money for Coro 'lna. AYR, NOV. 24. On Saturday lust, the Neptune,. Neil, arrived here from Qt:ebec, which place she left on the Ist ult. She has on board 7,400 bushels of prime wheat, in good order, lion deals and 900 staves, for Mr. John Aitken. Captain Neil has brought a tile of American Papers, but they contain no new. that has not been already anticipated. The principal feature in the American Papers is violent outcries against the einliar,go. And in the Canadian Paps . ., n wistful liongitig.that it inight be continued for ano ther year, although they seem to expect that it will be taken off in December. GREENOLK, NOV. _6. Arrived, yestenlay, the schooner 4, u, Baker, from Madeira, with wine and baritla, iu 15 days.— Spoke on thy passage, a brig from the Brazils, bound fur Liverpool. DEAL, NOV. , 24. Sailed, last night and this morning, the whole of the outward-60mA, for Portansoutli. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVEPEVD, NOV .911.—Passed by the Hope, Feather stone, and the Jane, Graham, from Madeira ; Albatross, Ar nold, and Anna Mare-aretta, Nlalon, from 'f eaerilfe ; Wright, Scott, from tamiebee ; Laractacus, Milan., red Concord, Ar iiisfuril, (rum Malta; Adventure, M'kerige, from Limerick ; Neptune, Cloth:ton, from Dusie's Streights ; Providentis Classes ' and Prosperity, Hursbv, frost Gotteuhurgh Sailed the Sir Sydney Smith, Brandford, fur the Cape of Good Hope; Mira San, Smith, for Jaueiro ; Alfred, Scale, for Madeira; Union, Cook, fur Antigua; Rawer, &m -ullet, far New Prinideoce ; Minerva, Gray, fu r Matta; Neptune, Salisbury, far Lidion ; Limerick Parket, Lane, for Limerick ; St. Mary, Lumley, mil the Ettriugdua, fur "statics. The Heart of Oak trove, belonging to OWNER Baum', of Tewkesbury, ou her passage from Bristol, was unfortunately stranded and lost on Noss Sands, in the Severn, early in the utoriiiirg of Saturday see might. She had on board a very va [stable cargo, consisting of grace-ies, hides, oats, &c. the property of persons at Tewkesbury mad Winebonne., nearly the whole of which was entirely lost; but the crew, after remaining for some time in a very peillous situation, at last happily suc ceeded in saving themselves in the boat. The ves sel took the ground at the early part of the flood, when the tide, rushing up with great impetuosity, washed away part of the Mllllll front under her, and she noon after broke her bock and ported; so that the perishable part of the cargo was speedily swept away and lost. FROM LAST NIGHT'S C.IZETTE. Nnrentivs 29. ISM Copy ore Maier from Captain Meads, of His bilajesty's Ship Antiwar, to the Mu. WM. Pole, dated at Asa, November ad, i bar. Sts-1 have the honour of informing you, that this morning, to the N.E. of Alderney, about eight or nine leagues, I gave chase to u lugger, which we etw steering for the Coast of France, and, after a beautiful nut of four hours, had the good for tune of bringing her to. She proved to be the General Ernouf French privateer, belonging to Ca lais, but had sailed from Cherbourg eight days be fore, without having mac ir any capture; mounts 16 guns, and had .5 men on board, commanded by a Jacques Antoine de noulogne, a man who Las cruised for fifteen yours successfully against our trade, without having been taken before. From the very superior sailing of the General Ernouf, it is fortanitte. Sir, that she was met by the Arethusa ; and should a fine vessel of this description be wanted for His Majesty's service, I would beg leave to re commend her, as being imitable in every respect ; and have the honour to be, S t e. R. MENDS. Mr's-Grants, November 11, HMI. His Majesty has beet pleased to grant to the lit Went India Regiment ►is most gracious permission to assume and bear (in addition to any other badges or devices to which it may be entitled), the word " Don i ii ira" on its colours and appointments, a. • di.tiu:nisb►d mark of the good conduct and exemplary valour displayed by that Regiment in the tie- Amer of the Wand of Dominic', against • very. superior French force, oii the gxd of February, 'vox. By Order of his Royal nighties' the Commander. in Chief, HARRY CA LVERT, Ailj -Gen. PART:\ rßsiit vs DISSOLVED Joseph 'Wood and 101111 1'74151111r, of Liverpool, porter_ dealers. Jetty 3t), 1202. John WKlnlay mot Daniel flhalliehothanyisf the city of Chester, linen-draper.. Noe 21, Itlor. Ambrose Nichols and Isaac %Villcncke, of East Stone lonise, Devon, rope awl cordage-osaunfacturera ,May v, Joseph Chectbarn mad Simnel John Smith, of Manchester, calico-printers. N0v.17,184)7. T G. Anodell and C. Grayson, of Liverpool, block and pomp.inakers. Nov. 26, taus. Abraham Lees and Thomas R igg, of StahhingATill, in Eisingdea, Halif■n, Vi ruttua-spiumm. loon, Wm. Clark, David Ilii;dane, and Win. Clark, •f Glasgow. Nov. 23, I 11011. 1000411 Slate: and Benjamin Booth, of Manchester, cot ton. spinners. Nov. 20, ISOM. James Robertson and Robert Simpson, of Hoxton, Mid dlesex. Jane tbs, I doe. • Julep Headley Sheridan, and John Hewitt, of Lane-end, Stafford, potters. Nue. 1 Silas K►e4cy and Robert Darling, in Framwellante, Dur ham, tiusaers. Nov. /SI, 18U. BANKRUPTS. Jr , lin Thomas, of Liverpool, Losarash ire, vietaalkr, to mar render, Janitor). t, a, and to, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in John. itreet, Lleerpool. Attorneys, Mr. Kidd, \fancily's lane, Liverpool : and Messrs. Cooper and Lose, Southern,. Ch.seerry-lane, Lorrestr. Joverls tate of the town of Newport, :llonntonth, coal-oterehaut, to pun ender, December to, Is, and January to, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, in Corn-street, Bristol. /Liles-nem 14 , 31P141. WhiterUttlbe and King, Serirmat's-ino, Fleet-street, London; and J. N. Frank's, Sala John-sheet, Bristol. _ Darla hoar, of Liverpool, I.oncnate•, slopsdlee, to sur render, January J, 3. And 10, at one, at the GL,be Torero, iu Joho street, t.tverpoul A trwrieyv, Mr. WinJle , Johnstreet, tledtot.l.row, Lorvt.,n • and 14.11.,1"1. Griffith Roil Hiatt., LOIN? Cattie.nitlei, Lot rota. stomas Lauder% a Whnl:arinulic„ F.-nuers.d, to 111143111/11Ci. DeCCII4ICI' 23. 3a, .ud January io, ..1 tr,„, the Whitt Hart Ina, illiivertim, '..nuervet. Attortu%s, Ed ward Boucher, of WireServal Somerset; and She en 4 liard and Adlingtou, Bedfor 1-row, London. •ainin Denson the youngrr, o Wolverhampton, gt,r. ford, japauner, to surrender, lwernibar 12, at four, 13, and January 2, at eleven, al the Jrnwegbarmarm s Ina, in Shdf. nal, Salop. Attorneys, Mr. I,,lnaril Biddle, of W 0,,,„,„ hainpton ; avid Ur. Charles IVilll.lOll, Staple-Intl, Londo n , Thomas Gibbons, of Der:tend. Aston, Warwick, K ew , to surrender, December 13, 1,4., and January to, at elovou : at the Swett Tavern, Bull -street, liiriumr,hera. Attorney., Mr. Egerton. Gray`aiiin • and Mr. Stubbs, Hirtniagliarn. IYilliamW ilson, of Shlkcspcare. walk , Shan% ell, Middle /lee, Merchant, to surrender, December 3, 20, and Jamu l , to, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. B. c. Carter, Staple's-inn, Landau. tkorrli.vwu, ufStsurplitch. Middlesex, mereer, to Ponder, Deromilwr t, 17, nod Jautinty to, et eleven, at Guthi. ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdles'-hall, singhull-vtrret, Lontkfa. tiannah Sarkett, tate of Raiveate, Kent, innkeeper, 1,, sarreuder, December J, id, and January au, at eleven, r i g Attorneys, :Ursa's. Berridge, Hamm. 'garden, London. DIVI 9E1% DS. tieeerabe, iJ. James Lorkier , lain of Bristol, upholder, at eleven, at the Bank T , Own-street, Hriet.l. Deemoher ii;. Thomas Cooke, late of Giourevter, flier. chard, at eleven, at the Woulpack las. Warwick. Deceuilwr. Vourge Loeb, William Lab, and Juhn RO. 11/011, of Neiscestk-spon-Tyne, iron-maninarturer., twelve, at the Shakespeare Tavern, to Newcavtle up., Tyne. December ed. John Robinson, of Neeremtle.upon-Ttow, iroa.mAnufacturer, at twelve, at the Shaken:are ?myna, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Derma& r 4i. John Green , tate of Burton, in Lansd a l e , York, euttowspinner, at eleven, at the Palace-inn, is Mao cheater. Cleerinher 113. James Kay, John Watson the elder, Paul Catteralh and David Ainsworth, all of Pr, atoll. Lancia& ter, machine-makers, at eleven, at the Legs of 3laa, P.eston. December es. Charles Lewis Lund, of the Old Jewry, U.. don, factor, at eleven, at Guildhall. December 13. Robert of Sheffield, York, scissor. manufacturer, it sue, at the An,xel-ion in Sheffield. December 21. ‘Villiain Thompion, of !llanrbester, Lan caster, grocer, at :lute, at the Dog Tavern, is Man che:Arr. December la. lobe Wilkins and Thomas Limey, of Butes. hall-sheet, London, factors, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jameery 3. John Jacksos, ue Sculeoates. York, cabioet-nia kyr, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, in kingstem upon- Hull . December 27. Joseph Dallier', of Berwardsley, Chester, sheese-factur, at elms, at the %%Atte Lieu-ion, in "S ehurrh, Drecualser James Luckier, late of Brian', upholder, at eleree, at the Bush Tavern, Cora-street, Bristol. December to. George Mangier, lute of the Kent Ro a d, S ure rev, distinct., at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. December to. Thomas Cardeo, late of St. Michaers-alley, Combat, Loader', imilarame..broker, at twelve, at Guild hall. Direimber 31. William Cowuertliwaite, of Old Fisk street, I.osidon, grocer, at Intl, ut January 24. William Watson, of Great Canabeidge.street, flat kney-road, Middlesex, builder, at one, at Guildhall, Landon. February 7. Wm. Abhors, of Tultenbouseeyard, Loudon, broker, at use, at Guildbail. January i 5.1. Joha Keoniou the elder and John krunion the )weal r of Nicholas-lime, Loucloo, brokers, at ow, et GeddLall Ikeeapher .td. Fritsch, rentals, of Sheffield, York, liter chant, at ten, at the Twills, Inn, Sheffield. December e 9. Nathaniel Perkins the elder and Nathaniel Perkins the younger, now or late of Eastiugton, Gloucester, clothiers, ut demi, at the Kiag's Arms, Strand. December 31. James Mills, of Wood, withiu Saddleworth, York, dyer, at derma, at the Stu lan, Manchester. CERTIFICATI lER JO. Jaime Smith, of Wakefield, York. hatter. WsMow Brewer, of Bath Poal Mills, West Moukton, Somer set !sitter . John . 11eteroari, of Wike, parish d Bintal, Yotk, woolleo 11332aufrictnrer. Mosley Salomon, at Little Alit-street, Goodman's-fields, M tdakses, tnei chant. Drayoun Moore, of Lenham, Erst, tote Parser of the Sir Stephen Lezhington, East Indistnan, dealer and chapeau. IRISH STOCKS, Nov. 16. Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. ... 75 Gnenrement Deb. s pewee*. Kneberg.—Debfin on Lesion (Nev. t0)...5il COUPIA OF IXCHANGE, Nov. ak Amsterdam.... 31 Bfl V. Lisboa Ditto at Sight.. as 31 Oporto Hotter,larks c. f. le 7 4U. Debase Hanelnisuh.... It u iill. Cork Alluvia Sit I 94U. IlloLitox. Pins Ditto 9 I's ls • Coin sad Bon I. s. if. Sourdembs Cllfili Madrid salefettist New Donate .... 0 • 41 Bilhos ... Lexie/we Naples 44 AOO 04 floe EGA at HAW& Genoa so Liv.Pir. s/ per Cant. Venice n. C 59 Do Incr. RTII. .41 Cams Hall, au tlte — ;;;lt a ' instant, the Lady of Jobs Eaq. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. At Templeasore, Wen. Blayary Wade, Esti eldest son ot Robert Wade. Essi. Cloaehraacy, county Meath, to 311ta Fi..turrs Carden, second daughter of Sir Johu Craves Carden, Bart. of Tetapirinure, comity Tipperary. DEATIIS. On Monday moonlight, at his boon in Hereford, after as orris too days, is the sad year of his are, the R. s It' tilinun Allen, D D. one of the Prebendaries of lbs Cede. dint Chun hof Hereford. Ile for assay years held the Irvin: , of Clifford, Outten St. Nicluise, and Hanptou Bishop. ia that county, and Llygswra, in the county a sreem. ; sad was a the the Peace fur the nissaties of H refried, Ilreetill, and Radnor He was possessed of a instils' bights caltivated sod naprined a liberal edurstion, which rendered bins a test agreculde and iastractive frigid as/ eunapsaion At Rraydua, steal 45, lira. Smith ; sloe was found beret to death in the br. a house, over a pAJI of teals, upon Ouch, it is iupiiined, Air had fallen in a lit. At Irawlals, us the god natant, Mies Gardiaer, &righter of the lateenlosel Gardiaer, rawest. Susuheuipton. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LAMIIIIN-111filDlit Aura. u..mm after .. 12 i EMS offer— 1.2 LONDON: P 1.111 4 .1 Le G. I) IVEDSON, h 0 191 (" Doooelleourt, e)-strvet, and pu *.te)MeJ at the (►tier, No. 17., Bark of St (:kote.4%. .'hurch, Strona, In J. WHITE, of place.—Onterg, itte. (ir thin Per', not to the CUL( e, oust paid', •411 k deb attk‘lod te. PRICE OF' STOCKS TRIFTERDAT. Each Stuck ss6 si 6 S per Cent. Reduced 6s 3 per Cent Consuls 66ii 4 per Cent sl4l 6 per Cleut. Navy Long Aosguitir. .... IV lialwrial Aisuulties 7 7-Ibi • thulium InaiLt Stock ......... Ml} la laa Rend. .... 6 7 mks. KlVhtflUrr UM, 0 u prem. i.incli.hi Lottery Tickets ...411. 13s. Cumuli fug T. POSH, Sturkbroker. 4, Corshill, 411.1 9, Charirag-erne