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• INI7ILLIGENCIL PoICASIOCTIII. OCT. 27. His Royal Highae4 the Dyke of Curnbesiaturs Regiment of MatoOra, (the 1416), has begun to oialsork for Spain—dm Gra divi.ii n Is:aril% come in this morning. The &pulse, 74, lion. Captain Legge, came iaaaltaebour this afternoon. Hi* Royal - Higline.a the Duke of Clarence wit* then on bnord her. Soiled the names frigate, Captain Wuldegrave, for Chatham ; and the Skylark sloop, for the Dowas, with n convoy. sL 71gee, an, Captain liallowelLitsfithe dowr. to St. lichen's. OCT. 29. 5411e11, His Majesty's ship Rebid; oa a cruim:.— Wind S. W. PI.I mot TB, OCT. 27. Arrived the Gleaner. hired ketch, in. four days, front St. Amlero, last front Falmouth. where she landed LiatitaiimitAioresie, who set oil' iiiiistrdistely with dispatches for our Government. When she tort St. Arnim it Willi currently riliorted there, and fully belteved, that the Freisch lad evacuated llil leaa, awl the Spaniards had retaken possession.— .i I si the Asa reprewastie cutter. from a cruise. On Tursdly iiiOtt last, we experienced it most tremendous gale from the S. W. accompanied a ith Wiley rain. Tlw Crane schisniker got on shore on Milbey rocks, and the mu dux she went to pieces. I.re me happy to state. that Lieutemint Titidall, fie *Seers sad crew, are all sawed. FALMOUTH. OfT. N. . Arrived the Gkettevr ketch, of LI t;004, the corn wiamtier of 0101.4111111.91 t Off immediately on his land ing. Ile is cluirvil with (lisp:Rein-06w Lord Cistle essigli, from the ‘oniniantlet-iii-Chief of the forces i i Booty. lie left St. Anricro on the 4sd instead. lie ems all is going on well. Bilboa is apsin in . raeffesasii .. o f the s ioo n oo l., who, in retaking the sum. here sulfured • eonsiderahle lois. The Alar /psis de Reeves;, w nil the :...i.i,.t.li tiuups, had put into St. A Aril', nil v. ell. the Gfallear wu prerhousty from LishOst, with two :tiles-do-Camp of Janet, bonsai to France; hut owtng to the 0a14.s of wind, bore away for St. Antler°. at ace lie intended lan:ling them; but the !) Collected, and being quite enraged. he did ; • Otlt risk, Etat placed theta on board the Pfredefreset. L eletik and Fazietemml brigs are this 0.'0.0- tag arrived frets off Brest; as also the Lady Pellew pocket, from Carona+. in four data. The expedition uadt r Sir Dated turd has arms e.. 1 is safety. DbYrs. OCT. es. Dewing the late gale, the brig Jolt, of Sander land. —, iresyun down by a transport, off pun . trenees—creur eave.l. Several of the hands bglencillig to the crews of the vessels that base been lust near this place. dor iag the late plea, and bare beau wairiug hew for a roasege Irmo, Last night, impressed. but m beeal rau stout of than ' .ap:wenticue. were &charged. Theatate of the °flea the steeds sank off DOISSOMISS, was delsiortl. ' ireurvisii ratters. such so ere sired here to ssoist ships in distress. In paring up or dorm Chinutel, . boos bees taken op by Geotropic:s r surlf are now • ready fee sat. . A rest natn.ber of vessels have lately passed here. with sigoals of distress, but no bests wield go OW to them ; the snow, we are told, has been the Rose at other places, the boatmen haying agreed aver to yffecesd to sea, until anew plan is adopted Pee • more ample satl.ifaction fie , their reopces than lbw have lately earesieneeL 'ire have heard. to-day. dart I schooner is gime. ' on shore sear De,generr. There wet a mistake iii a former account, et• hilliretiftX thS he* .4 mie, slie not havitig lost tither rlif ber touts. , DUAL. OCT. 20. Arrived the .4forgarer. Moors. leant Rio Janeiro, and several vessels, blown from off the French coast. and remain in the Downs with the ships as per lit.—Wind S.W. blows hard. OCT. tr). Seated the Marggret. Moore, for lie River.;-- Wind S.W. POl.ll R. now -stater, OCT. 29. XilAi PERM. Mr. Esau% She toweel, oaf Tosiontield, is Herefordshire, who, as gestated is use Paper of Friday, had been defrauded by two stompers, at or polgo.•loonse two the noodling. Mon pl: al, of 311 st. be the odd trick of Pretending lb find a disc eiroad-rross, gays intorentries of she circumstance at this Vibe' r, soot a description of the men, loos which Hulephreys, the Mien-user of the ()Sec, said, he sushi take hire to a Swie.beese, whore hr could Ir ldu lv to we t low ; they ac cordingly went, and Mr Fashrr loltroitioni a weltitaown sharper, of the same of /carper to hr one i nt thew, and flugepherm Wait hoe isle custody. Ors Saesailay hs sufkrenat as gornioation, lefore Mr. PILANIAII, whoa wine extrowskaary electioneerew ben .• peed. Ties Trianon did set asower the oisseelptios of either of do ones origisally given by Mr. Forkag, but he positively wow I. blue we Saturday In ammo to width the Prisoor w prw as ofd by po d his isarlierd, who twos that, tkt F wararfraodell umi Widowed's, 10000- big. the eimator woo Him bed. This, in 'tome degree, was corroborated by Ho Frisson , haviee, the folkoriog when he was appeebinded, is his possession, a seowthiSings piece; there wow, knewer, foams! apes hiss, niastees Anne Lank.nostes. and Slimes coonterfeit dulling'. in roserosetaes of the latter Inlet Hand, Mr. Lospez,, the folieder to the Moat, attended ; bet sae of them haying been 'Meted, the goers possission of thew did not constitute a crime. Mr. (Ina eta a. stheseished the Prowestnr fur hie conduct. shirts, ha said, did not spoon is the snot houlioraloic Foist ogre's, as, if the rms. Lad twee of the 'aloe It purported, kw woo willing to share the po rwty, which be knew belonged to oi Okla person. 'lr. Insley arks..Tied/rot fLe Impropriety of hit ennoloizt, and all he had to sae in hi. joatilication *as, time be esp. posed it belogged to a Foroch ye-ma, aed, ax list muutry had done commit inlney to Fmgiresol. he did not think it any loses to ewisert any d t heir proporty to his sonsess. . .Me. o.• it• woke all theci.es.Wanc.r, discharged the Prisoner, bat prieLous:y pointed out to hint the ct r l ohn !rare e( foobaring moth a had character. 14 which the Prisoner replied in the mot earring and Rent manor, isonfelowl that he did not pretend tube S. :no neat wan, but 11,10.1 ;woo Maly denied being grotty of this oh oleic The pretended diamond croon proved only to be worth a fair sibilant% tool Mr gantry wa. told to take kit precious gerleirclit joorel with he. gwass to his wk.-, for her to sow it *Mere is on a Seeley, and he neighs tell his seigisheane t • 444 wife wwe a jewel no her keel *lick coot kiln 451 T 1 a festear, h.ow ~,,, not appear to 14. e the joke ' • be r loud to take it. and said he er .. 0 id not korona his wife or hoe oeigideries what bird hr ppeneol. OLD BAILEY. FOURTH D.4V -(rT. Tgavaits Prrakka *as indicted for oh:genetic.; Grum, et , rlt, as Excise Officer, ha the eutrrise of his duty, and viotetitly booties and I-um:data bon. The had beets at large oa ball, but r., t appearing to stand '•.:s .114 at the Apia fresaidus, lan: Ins reeuxoletuce liza liven narrated. lie Mir &Green& red lautself, in order to stau.l his trial fur said offence. George Clark being sa orn, stated, he is an (nicer of Ex cise ; he was "t.dioned In the year 1797, lace Maidstone, in. Kent ; ou the tit.] of November, in tl.at yew, he eas stand ing at his door at the road side, about the hem of trams luck at night; he sew a curt driven by a nine in it, end the Pri soner at the Bar on horseback bellied it; suspecting they were smugglers, he immediately took his horse and followed them. He coon overlook them, and asked the Prisoner what was in the cart ? who answered, it was ISO I:WIC/A.1i of his. The cart had the appearance of contenting package', of tobacco. Ile attempted to stop the cart, and ealkd to the muu in it for diet purport., who made him no answer, but drove on ; he thou threatened to fire, whirls he accordiugly did at the horse is the cart ; he then attempted to feel what wars io the cart, when the wan its it called out to the Pri soner, " Pius at him !" The Prisoner humiliate* rods op, and struck Mower the head with a bludgeon, *kin knock ed off Isis hat, and cut him severely. cou tiutied to follow him, upon which betook pistol and 11. n-stetted to "hoot bins ; he accordin the Pri. snser's horse who immediately rude up him with his bludgeon, sod be defended himself bhilianger. The Prisoner etruek his hose under the we, and knocked him down, by which he was brought to the graved. They immediately sutured his Law mad pisituls and tied him as Le lay On the lynoind • tit. net who told Len iu the cart stooge] dens did locked st hie kw, sad this struck him a ?adept Yew widthit hied's*. assess the forehead, and cat bid torn terrerety; he eat late the cart azain, and draws hank die may dry kaki 011ie it wits a very bright eons. 1111111 *tit, awl ke email see tidal distinctly while they ommemed together : his head was cut is tiny dificrent Sures, and bled very freely. The Prisoner then came up, untied Lint, end gave him beck his arias. lie them got sp and went to the house of one fl lon, rhisc In, with the assistant* of Anse wife he washed ts.• wounds, and had his head bawd up. The. Prisoner had serompariell huh to Flaittiekneu, sad offered Stair-a-gripes fur his horse, he harlot got loon, sad Haundoit went in search of him. He was snore than half an hour iu the rooms with the Prisoner, had sufficient time to exassuise his person, aud hail no doubt whatever of the Primate at the Sae being the man who in tercepted sod woundcd Mo. While he was in the house, leans; a horse's rout, he hallooed out, stud a Mr. hones, a &enter in the theigihourhood, who was rising; by, awe in. The Prisoner toW JOIKV that the Prosecutor had emitted to lob him ; upon which he detailed to hint the abrade circuits stalker ; w hen Jinn's said hr ought to hr formed, and asked him his bars end ndtirc's ' loth of which be gave falsely.— Thr Prisuuer went away, a nd he saw no more of lino at that time : the neat place he saw him war at I:ylhe fair. The Primecutur, Ilsoudon sad w ife, nod Sows, attended both at preferring the bill of indictment, end also at the time the tried should have come uu, but the Prisoner did not appear. 'I he tetturees arc all rinse dead ; Junes, the last of them, died in April lad. He saw Ile Prisoner afterwards on the both tit t ills of DetrMlWlPtetkowinig, at Hythe Fair; he did nut it.nibt lass being the same; he did sot then 'teem him, but leaved his otiose, and who he wee. rywe Lis crum-e anneal ion, ha admitted be had Aral he irs tkey sourlitd hint, and that so ectwonnalles bask place till Vett the Prisoner lAA rakes ears d< Me to the bow of Hamad... roc, sr, se behalf of the Prisoner, addrand the Jury, ishisersiug, that from the nature of the rate laid bars* them, it salt atipossible be could call say witness, and coo teLiiial, that, by the Prenematur's own ttatiuseay, the Pri se‘rs might wattle weameted in sappeanc he en athwited by a Mar, the tares ea as Irby he maw who it was, he hod taken can of Lin e sod seaward kis ems. With reral kismet Ilia Wink do Oast way be Whew daps* I. ea that as im#llodeted essaretry, Meaty% Pearkamedem lbw pada to sorb theerigt si peeps he had retied. eketemadd J. (Lord ELLimieseme cm) seespitu taloa inidems is the Jury, who Hued the 'Prisemar frair• Bairn Brow *ad ANS Papist dead hidiete4 for haw plorkposorliarbristlasad •euteriag the imam of Reba' Undo. sod • hedoheister r pillow, • pie of simed, tee darts, sad • cast, the prepare. of the odd Ueda Aso Lied% the wife of tha Pnerseette, aware her boo hoo' h • caress, aid WOO a Midi house, Zia it, an-alley, Later dad diehlifeld—ehat haw the Primmer, BIOS lee Whet idth dm eddy Prisamsa t eeeme es her beams ell the evening of the Peek Met ahead. 7 ifeloeki add paseassieti boss toga with thou to Adak same gisy w hick ohs did, abaft', 11.. doer *goner s add handliAler child/0g Is bed. 11 .1'lgit dipped away Moos the., se they west towards the public-house, whose she sod .11Iosroe MA a gosonors of gin —the letter drool thefts* Ors, sad this aka disappeared. Upon bee Moro bane, she fond the*** lyisesPea, sal the several artielee aientioood iu the isdlehmett carried off, now of whirb'bhr hoe shier discovered. Anne NPIKav, living in the Seille alley, was staishug at her door, &mid tea minute's /4r acres the above evening ; she sow two meta come front t e Prioneentor's house, our of them' with a tortes boodle on his bead; she bad an -i.pportu wily of seeing their faces, and bad so doubt of their being the Primmers at the bar. Basra] Ailley lives in Sope-linatalley, White Chapel, In which Bourne a'so resided. Op the night of the same day, strata eight o'clock, she met amorue run up the alley, and heard Lira cry out " Maks hestr--its all clear r' and immediately a num came out of Browne', house, with ii large bundle on leis back, with which they went off towards White Chspel. Poplett denied all knon lodge of the transaetion, and prow%aaar,ted that the proacention originated in malice for his harm.. quitted Linda's wife, with 1010111 lie said lie had cohabited. This she solemnly declared to be au utter The Pt-loaners eared no witnesses, and the Jury famed them pall,* at online to the value of 3.14. noggin* elmss of the ropitallpArt of the charge r the burglary, and elleoliag in the dtreittokhoo.e. to the antoaot of 4f N. CLERKENWEEL SESSIONS---Ocr. 49. rotrruNE TELLERS. The suit-Ir sewn J—rp4 Pope' was indicted under the Ate of 11:c i;tb Geo. 11. upon a charge oftending. by Ms linowlealge of astroioyy, for forme[ future eves pre 's, and thereby iorpoor unties the cies:MMus. From the CVICICIICC of toe of the persona employed by the Society for Suppressing Vice, it appeared, that the Seer bad undertaken to tell his fortune, am. under the protest of *sling him a nostrum fur curing the eastloachr, took half-a-crown for his prophecy. (*our the °dicers of rialtos Genie., at this isamosat, prsesuled hurwelf to the astonished eyes of the Necrusaaarer, and he was Mien into custody, together with all his books of conjuretiost and astrology, brought before a Magistrate, aad roovottlerl the trial. Souse *forts were made by Isis Counsel to meet the ',Mower of the law from bus, but to no purpose ---he was riericiral. £i übelA forgreiter was also indicted fur the same offence, and, from the eamiagement of t►e same elfieer, aided by a whe went fee the !impose of haring her feetene told, with a view of bringin% the Eoeheaver to legal jeris 4w-ties, was cost lci.d also. This be.ag the screed time that eaeh of these delinquent& 16 . 2.1 ro•tvicted for the same offence, they were adjudged in eluvieibie, and the sentence limns Powell was one year's im p, .mimmit, a•td w►ipped from Mutton-lane I. Ayle htiry-s:reet ; and upon filizaWth Lawrence, one yesv'a isunment. The Friratiship, W ILE.v. from Hull, for London. was lost off Wales, Chi inst. The C'harles Frederick, —., with about 100 sail. frost the Baltic, is arrived in the Bomber. The Lark. bloacca a. from Newport, foundered. on the 17th inst. otrGruat Artendead. The Peasant. Smears,. from Shields, is towed into Yarmouth; diawasted. • SATCRDAY C,:ZETTE, At the Court at the Qattit's Palate the clittt of MIAs", tarts, Present, the Kiss% most excelle:nt Idajmiey is Cwiatit t It at this day weaned by His Ittujesty is Cuaned, that the Parliament, abish staid, prairozreil to Taia.lay the east da) of Nbrensber next, he further inerogued tJT hared:Ay, the eighth day of Docenther neat. Q111V0.4 Petare , Octeher AN, 18411. Tin; day, Aro:nit:yr Irldlerlier4. E..vuy rAtraorilinacy mid Minister Plcuiputtuliary from the kin;; or S.,e.lra, had an audience of leave of Hie Mskjeity 31u3sieur Brunel:luau, his sueressor is t' it.on elritserler, had ast•r war& a inmate audience of Hill NIMj.”•11, to deliver ha Creticut jai*. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. GARRISON. Thomas l'retieli, D.D. to he Chaplain to the Garri,usi of Silo:mew, vice Hue, resigned. .H CAPITA I, sTAry. . . Staff Surgeon Adair to Lea Deputy Inspector of llospitals Surgeon Arthur Dell, from the sods l'uot, to Le Surgeus to run . Addlirt7ll2-o!iire, o.trilier ISAn. • My Lords Colauni•olimiers of the Admiralty haring undered His :flejest)•, ship Pruselre to he stemmed off the beam! of Aldo"It, In curry a &sting liett fur the t..tfeq of the Coorms ptssiug WC repulsing, and the fund ship being directed to tofue her hinivisues es follows, Vie. the Lighthouse uu the Ishisd to be broselst to bear \.W. by N. by Compass, in *Micro ur seventeen fathoms aster, the outer mid of the Knulsin or An holt iteerwill tiles bear N.E. by N. b) Compost, distant firs miles ; notice thereof is hereby giveu, fur the tuforniation of tim Masters and Pilots of His Majest)'s ships, soil fur the beuelif of navigation in purred. W. W. PULE. ._..~_ IMRI'NEnsDiPs DISSOLVED. James Forbes, No. e 7, Little Queen-street, and D. Stew art, wholestle jewelkus. August 17, Charles Wilk, Richard Lawrence , Charles Grafton, Rich. Jar toindTheirls Mole, Peopricturs of the newspaper called The Birmingleurn Commercial Herald. March 211, Isor. Juba Thomas soul Rich. Greg. Thomas, wine and brandy. enerthauts of Dristul. Sept. to, loos. John H arvey and James Maid, of Leut-rued, Emmy, nur serymen. Sept. J 9, ties. Robert Nes ell and Thomas Haycocks, of Oswestry, Salop, millers. Oct. 11. 101111, &pry Lord and Benjamin Buchanan, of Manchester, coitus-dealers. Oct. IS,tear.J. Hustler, B. Huider, Jo. Hustler, B. llnstler, jun. and W. Hastier, of Yeadon, mar Leeds, York, and Edward Wilson, of Philadelphia, North America, deal li-nesao facia. rem. Dec. 91, 1505. Eliz. Ining, M. Leonard, and E. Frederic, of Albemarle street, Pimodilly, milliners. Oct. t)5, Trams Basiem mid Jost Wekistor, of Richmond, York, shire, linen-drapers. 04.11..1eu5. Jn. Cowell, John Cowell, jun. and Matthew Cowell, of Maid-hoe, Southwark, Seamy, brewers. Oct. 29. I out. James &plum, and Jars Meir, of bewslem,ataffonl, ear thenware maratastoren. Oct. 91, i sus. BA MERV PTS. Roger R illlmra , row or late of Bethreky, Msemenithisleire simpheeper, surrender, November 11, 12 , at eleven, and Dec. iu, at twelve, at the Grefbrundain. AlbelinvenaYr Moo mouth. Attorneys, Messrs. Gabbard Soo, AbergamanY ; IBA Mr. Gregory, Cigarettes-Inn. Samurai Itbuelea, of Newesstroarldeal.yne, Stafford, !IVO seer er sodednder. Nov. s 7, 2 P, sat tare., and Doc. to, at ten, at the Red Lion ins, Newport, SeinP. Altnalerds Mr. Mavis, Newport,_ Salop and Messrs. Redbow sad Hope,Stomoklaiktings, LineQs's.lns, Londua. lobo Drew, of Drunlay,,,,oloneemsr, innkeeper, to surren am, Nov. 7, at four, I, and Don to, at eleven, at Om Old Bell ion, Density. Attorney*, Ms Iheison; Donley i and Messrs. Price and Witikreer, Ot4BeiNiapp , Lincarea-Ino, London. Joke lone*, late of Llangollen, Deabigh, abripisepm, to reemsmkr, Nov. 2, 17, and Dec. to, at eleven, at the Crux Anvestry, Salop. Attorneys, Mr. Plus den Freaked, Dereswirk-square, Loadue i and Mr. &limeade, Ossestry, George Forster, late of Easter Deltallobl, Northembar fork miller, to seerreuder y Nov. Id, 17, and Dec. Ds, at eleven, at the Crown and Thirds Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Attorneys, Mr Thames Wabom Lands-buildings, Temple, London ; mi d Mr. William dilutor, Newcastle •pon-Tyae. William Piddock Raper, late of London, and late of the Cape of Good Hope, merchant, to surrender, Nov. I. of fen, and Dee. 10, at eleveu, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mews. Swain, Stereos, and Maples, Old Jewry. DIV I DEN DS. November 24. Thomas Lloyd Amy/0, late of Shrewsbury Salop, iseetey-scriveuer, at oue, at deo Castle 100 , is Slum :diary. November 22. Classics Parry, of Liverpool, Lancaster, car rier, at oar, at the Globe Tasters, is Joba-atreet, Liver pool. December 6. William Brown and John Tout, of Jernsyn street, St. Jtames„ lte•totioater, 3liddlesex, sinvensakees, at ten, at Gaiklhall, London. February Is. Join Juin/sou, of Holborn-hill, Loudon, lines draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Norember 19. George Edward Stirgeant, of Purtsea, Hants, slomodler, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Noveueher tn. Charles Grellet and etazulel Winter, of Lawrence Pouututry. lane, Loodoo, men:bants, at twelve, at Guildhall. likainuAer og. lames Denison, of Friday-street, Cbcapsitle, !...clot, waseelinsmeason, at one, at Guildhall. Namenahot eg. George Williams of Friday-street, Loodoo, warebaeorams at uue at Notrembert9. !tones Iletiisou, William Andrea Phelps, sad GeoegeW ill none, of Friday.street, London, araboost mem, at tae, at Novara. gg. William Anemia' Phelps, of Friday-street, Loados ' areitufturataa, at one ' at Guildhall. November 31). Jul. Las rea te , of Statogrouod, don, tonnes, at doves, at G nildhall , London. Noveinher lon William South, of Globe- place, Bridge : road, St Mary, Lambe{!, Soros), earn-ehandkv, •at tam, at Londiin. November 19. LOOMS Field, if Plymouth-Dock, Devon, wine -merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November d 2. Joint Nlerlar, Robert Bald, and Edward Stewart, of lessimeonger-laae, London, twitch:tuts, at acres, at fisildhall. November SM. James Eprorth, of Spalding, Idiscolo, gra ea, at eleven, at the W hits Hart I au, in Spaltitug. November Hi. James Copping. lat. of Chits tavola, SvAulk, yarn.maker, at twelve, at the Angel luau, bury S EA awed's, %ISA. December 6. Winkles Winter and Thomas Fatten Hay of LotspAcre,, lace-taco, at lei, at G•ild1411, Loadoo. December 6. James Hudson, of Watling-street, Leedom., merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. November 19. George HAI, of Tottenham-court-road, cabinet-maker, at one, at Caddies'!, London. November 19. William Kollattd,. of Exeter, copier, at eleven, at the Star lets,. Exeter November 2s Henry Vialehen„ of Birmingham, tailor, at twelve, at the Seven-Stars, High-street, Ihrioinr.betn. November 19. Sainted Dyke, of llartholontew-Closc, Lon don, tits-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. November 19. Juba F lack, of Loudon-road, St. Georges Fields, Southwark, coach-smith, at twelve, at GuiicUaall, Luudito. °ember eJ. James Wheeler, late of Abingdon, Barks, grocer, at three, at the Crowa:asselTheade has, is Abingdon. CERTIFICATES—Now. ig. Timothy Sore, of Charing-Cm% MNelq.su , wismememellant. Thomas Trouglitus, of Liam/wok alptiumer. Robert Payne, of Hare, Ewa, shopkeeper. William Gorr, of Magnet, Landis, klmieliaye warehouse- Sia/1. Charles Delalsoy de. of Emben,Sosvey, and of the Haymaking, iddleeex, lova' r, Samuel Jamb. Isle of Forbes. Stlntlunteploo, alopoellau. William Harrison, of Borwiekutreet, Oxford-street, stx, SL-t Gl.l.ltP Et.OPEMEAT. 0 I.4.tfortrdoc-rconiwnle, nlimanilel..iii:l:liitii"eilll;t6l;ll°tano-it;eures:itiu'Yi: It that ileighl)oui haat. A jeweller'. wife, •si u, • sessei some. personal attracti tttt s, kl'l her Zeij i :, i i , th e evening of the above day, aid, without leo, m a to! any one acquainted with tier nitentions, the wall for Litchfield, where she h a d mii , tee. 'am.••• byes. tier absence occasioning touch illanu t - home, the husband endent °tired to aseertaii if lit apparel also was missing, but on criteria% her eltuei ' I s l:ri b t; el e ir r n fn i so i d l a :l ir l i r d ey es d irt set ao i 2 c ) oi lt N o th e ,i ll ia l i:i j e a t i i s: wi e;l i f h ,: h i r lo i lm i.o3, 7 l a . i chi:I:ill:lit:7w:: ellitrytuilini:itai;:tutut., te r; fi. jlarta at this abrupt uotitieation, the unfortunate u 14.1 Woo with a Etinily of three children, was for sonie dli tad inconsolable. On Finlay, however, he received. WAI si ! letter thou Litchfield, 'Martino. , him of his wi f e ' NA L arrival at that place, al t o a brok en arm, occasioned hy the overturniaut of the coach-that anomie' 1 11 had been found necessary-nail that in tea: i:lnt s Si t preceding this operation, she heel neknowleig:ll t . tid y cause of her fli2lit to be owing to the pre t hei . ''. ' of a fortune-teller, who had assured bee bit. set . aro,' 'tined to lie the cherc-amie of a Nobleman, s title and estate she would in a. few da i s lest in Its !writ ; that I healrolls Of U111161)1111 . 011g chi. 5p1,,,,4 P well , rod elevation, she had taken the resolution to alum', gesso Iter home. in hones that when eepriruted from hisi Ms. her charms wonlil attract those nil:-M, ao 111.111041 M ) 1 4 to the roinpletion of her ninhitiour how's, 'F . . l* 1 husleuid, cougnitalatinz himself that uptliiiig 1N.., 0 ' had resulted, hits set off fur Litchfield, to siswire Lela 900 wife ill person of her pardoa, and to bring tier with. . out delay to town. T i _..,--.--- .--2.,-._ , s--•-._ _ ...-5,..- MEETINGS OF CItEDITOBS, AT GUILDHALL, To-'nohow. s a Ds John Owen Parr, late of Suffolk-Imm, London, lam. Ilk. C ea:ace-broker - - - is l i m b Isaac Gear, Old Grarel-lanc, St. George, Middlesex, halw victualler . - - - Is 1 Gaetano Testolini,Corohill, London, printseller - 3 1., James Peat, late of Great I•ortlaul.strect, and of Arandel-street, Strand, wine-merchant - 3 10 David Mendes, Harrow-street, Gravelleate, Haunts- las ditch, Londou, army accoutrement maker - is •Felea William Hathaway, Shoe-lane, spirit-merchant . 21, 104 Joseph Perry, Augel-cuort, Thrugtoortoo-street lattes broker . - - - ale = To DIVIDENDS. Strildolebill Nonroodilay, (treat Se. Helen's, London, t a l! inei•cloamt - - - 10 B.:rosed Preston, Holborn, Landes, limas-duper - la • ill John Iluniett, Newgac-strect, London, warehouse- t o l d man - ' 7 • • to Fumes. Champion, Beech-street, Itarbiren, Louden, bstit-isslaar - - uo li, i James Harry, Nag's-Lead-court, Gratecharch-street, ha Lowden, taserkaat - t o ,Gi Henry Bayport, Viikers•-stroet, Strand, upholsterer is CERTIFICATIA. 0 John Malden, of Graftoosatreet, Pancras, Middlesex, gran. Charles Mears, of Stockport, Chester, cbeees,aouger. William iTalker of Chancery-Mac, in the Liberty of the .hi Rolls, Middies:l, tailor. William them late re Vauxhall, Surrey, hat now of Gap. i sft laaninsid, Middersaa, dishy sail diapason. William Croft, of Lords York, mencliant. Hairy HOldsmoith Schoivy, of Halifax, York, merchant. Henry Chambers, of the Borongh of Warwick, innkeeper. ' ' i l William IlimalmU, of Newark-upon. Trent, Nottingham, draper. -1, 1 ---..... _ ____ . , . -odd PRICE OF STOCKS, SATURDAY. X per Cent. Reduced 66li 0 per Cent. (:onstst• .......1 61; - 4 per Cent .....al} 2 • 5 per Cent•Nsfy ............. .......„ acts, I.ong Amalie; ....1s 3-19 . 1 ,• A./manna • I ohs Bonds ' 4 6 rem. Exchequer Bills i English. I.otter7 Tickets... ...... •..0i11. 15s. Consuls Cue 6 ;L: T. RISH, Stuck-br. her, -4, Corvolstil, and 9, Chao iug.cross. IP COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Ocr. as. Amsterdam.... 34 4 9 U. Venice Si Bh Ditto at Sight.. 33 9 Napho. ..... Rot teed',,..... it' Ili it I`. I.islioni bit VI II as !thumb ... - 34 - 11 . . Orman 69 Altana ..... ... al 1 aIU. Dublin P; Paris iiisq'sdato go iii , Cork air Ditto 23 o 9 U. ter 1.1.105. MI ' Borriment CI • Portu.nol Gold in Coin Madrid -in paper. and Ban per or. -- - 11111 Ditto 43 effect. New Ihwiltlon4.. - - - Pakinno -••• in paper. hew Dollars -- e a st 7) - Billies 4l I.rghorn .sti 'Grum , t7g - • - •----..-..w..-w-- 4 N An u s 4 ,i i a perwt b ij :i : e ' Bad w. u.f-llliii-cl. lea L l BIRTHS. hli On Friday morning Lot, of a son, the Tidy of Sir J. A Trollupe, Bart. at his seat at ('arrick, Standard. lie On Thursday morning, at Wadley House, the , at of 0 • sm V. Mills, Esq. the Lady isf Thomas Goodlake, F- 4 + of 'surd it flu Tuesday lost, at her hems. in Deka-street, the !Fr. Mrs. Coveter), of a sou tad heir. At MARRIAGES. 1 On Saturday, at at. Poser-is, Ma. W. Noderby, of Limo dm Beth, to Miss Elisabeth Philadelphia Frith, of Joocomr , Ili court, Hest street. II At Gibraltar, on the tells of Ammon last, by the Rev. L UI Hnsdera Fraticii Smooth, Eat of the comity 'Meath, Cantala in the Royal Artillery, to Mils Holloway, eldest daughter ef la Lirnt.Col Sir Charles Holloway. et ... Om Thursday seek, at the pariah charcii of Sefton, W tke Barr. B. asib..n..Editsse Meitys, Eq. of Prritvoi si lio't outlet Sir Pyres Ilostyn, Burt of Tallere, rn iodine, le_ Frames. eldest daughter of the late Nlc. Blundell, Erg if Crosby Mall, is the county of Lancaster. Same day, at Liverpool, Mr George Herrium, bar: II tirdiaor tb. .446. , aad ori. eiatte: , ;( th t e he sam tl e id p ia lu rawron ., ke; si d at ba Y tkia ri.; , ‘ "r t . m.,,s, g: hi to the halm that frequent that shuts; be ass • ,0 • man, a wiliiimer, sad a hcidcpx.rom, within three weal' , 4 Ow Satan/my Witairht, at St Ciroraes Cbetrla, 13loodar 'I bury, the Rev. Joseph Benson, of Albannrk House, Mull. VI low, M.A. to Mm Chiles, of Wuburn.place, Russellrlnal• it DEATHS. 0 I% Dia ir l s . : ft y. C ter har p d ie l l;.,. ' t ' le in D M alry c in h ;ll l , et eld t es e t t' su a urr t a ot " the ßav lst s e l a r d a tat agar rst i ! At Clarendon-Park, after a few days illness, Mm liiithord, the Lido of Colonel Bathurst, late of the Blom. . At Crieltdale, Wilts, of which place he was Vicar, the Mr. Richard Parity, D.D. formerly of Goeen's College,Artf On the 3d instant at his house in Domtor, Major- John Rothe., late in time seivice of the Hum the East Iva% Company. - On Munday hit, aged 37 , Mr.. Pride"' z- et Eaton. laitt - ' s oi. land, leaving a family of right children, all under It ye ofage. ____------ ___ H 44 1( ...1 :11 , i s Y s AT . Rit us , i. T . H a l fr i . D I A I Y I , Fir AT e. 1,.ft.,.7.4.00D1. toter..-19; LrtNl.fins : Printed by G. D ‘VID- MI N -• , No 10, 014 t the ( pnes, Boswell-coon, Cal ay-street, and lo:lW:shed n u Nto n . I t T s, E, Be o r r k ,,, e ns, St p • la t:K r Lie t - 4 0 : 'sen,..:lttlZb. ..ry.:11.,,27.44.4p,6;iiir:, seat to the Oies, frost paid:, will Os dui WROMMEMIIIMI