The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

r~ ~~~ L -4 . l. 7.lT•tr*lFT , lri WESTMINSTER SPVIINS. Om 24. Ass lenses was gamma,' t.i steating a pewter pint pot and sentenced to two months snips isoom. l ir. Mary holdall was also found asidle of a onsilar offence. and received a similar sentence. ' ilitabirth Mw/er. a poor old woman. was eon gaged of stealing a sheet and a blanket. the property of Margaret Manning. with *from she had lodged. These thefts having been committed at two different times, she was therefore charged upon two se parate indstirnents. She was sentenced to three weeks imprisortment for each offence. A man of the name of 'Farb was found guil!, of stealing two loaves from a baker named Lovet. For thikoffenze he had been already int ee months is confinement ; hut being an old offender, he was -sentenced to a further imprisonment of one month in the house of correction. Mertka 'maven was charged with stealing a pint pot from James Alison, a publican, having been de tuned with the pot in her pocket. The Prisoner, in her defence, staled that she had been, upon the day stated in the indidnaent, to see • man hanged. and it..e a:tetwasds gone into the public house of the Pro.e.:utore end was so frightened with what she had seen, that she did not know what she was about. She was feuad' Gritty ; aud, on accour,t of her having been already two months imprisoned, she was only sentenced to a further comorittosnt for fourteen days. 111•044 Whe•thy , wl4 also found Gaily of a si milar offroce, and ietitenced tto six weeks impri sontoont. fsessent/ other lew depraved w-men were els: , /mod girl* of stealing pewter pots from various pobrasiraits. The freer-ncy of these petty farce -111111011.1110 occasioned the ,s.l JIG IST [LAIL to observe to the prisoneta, that should they ever again be wood guilty thereof, they should be sen-aru.c.l to vans• pettation. joie Wall, a youeg msn, was chargel by a pub• fiein . Uamed Daniel Hall, of Cbandos-street, with stealing, on flth August last, a small brass cock bora tW coil tr. On the cross elimination of pseereet3v, it oppeared, that the charge Wli to tatlrorenodless ; but that he had persisted in it I. glenpurpow of getting money everted from the illder•anst to retraiu from troubling thin with inch to aecosation. Unit enconseientions prosecutor was not ashamed to acknowledge in Court, that he had • • while aga received the sum of six• from the sister of the Defrn fent, op that he wou:si rot bring forward a Sonic time rater he had teceived that .gored that he might have got a greater curried it. sippoaii:g the Defendant to have been efroice charges!, the ends et justice defeated. Vtd..nt was mireitiit.d. there being ro other -the bore il•SCAlt , f.• of tits eu.i,, Ail the peace were excoi.ited against ihJa a pr Bate u. MC Crt:/fd./, by his Wilt. of WC latter, who is set rant in a IC.• f, set forth that she was ill &Mgt( Ul Ai. who was pirter.t. with Ins her. ,it wife its Couti, ant; ccit.g vut to the .ffieurt, et.ndecled highball to ti:e intr. He 14 . .. sinned a writ.cu Cast to the Ch4 , llLlall ; hut a • i. he CoErt::l‘ t his R , gio.ent. the Ci.u:t Iroise is. He lh.n said in. ..ite was attot...r man, trilaCed lb . • e titat st the Court. lIC V 0.410 c 111441:i.cd 1"1" ies to keep the peace, atiJ the cifi.ers is .1:y to ~sore ham :lens the tar. ity lame' y Caret ae.e tiaed, of On et the Statical; aci-tnr.o to to.k.'. Fiesslay. Joea.t.m. end J. £j,., west istonht aoJ V • i4hOraii, bvggilig AtIGUi the metroi r oos, 'antler Ficteisce granto. •1 f.e apptar..t.te of the at,,,b; of persooss unpl.,r ng chalky, Ul!,kr *my species of imposition, tiiis tut.g been a pt. 13:..• nctsance. They have nst oily made a C tippled or pe.4,4uce by art.ti-e, but it thw been their ti.vArtAbm refine to insult unprotelled trinalert. lohowing them in • most ind.cent nutiairr, till they ex toned money. Toe hiegistiAte,, of this peak annoyance. issued w-riaots for their app.e bension, and the 'lntone's were itecnitlingly cum =kind as vagrants. Is did tbn appear, upon the present OCCAblnli, that they had Any set:le.: isome habitation. They appeased 1.111 *cameo, with their limbs hound n, and appAreitly toppled, but they were ka-wn e imp wort. Mr. Ma tom •• :so. the Chairman, addressing that. observed, '• When not ut cUtOody, wh te n will be abet bis months imp: :.a had better follow another coolie of 1 le, tor it you are •.mti about the streets beg.;ing to future, you wilt be vairperted. Yua bate been a great ruis.thcr, liv ing upon the •••übflo in the most brand solos manner. 11 you had the kfirmittes you pretend to have, and wets wounded seamen, you would b- triaiutai!:eti the pablic, hut you clisene to go wane:e.sog ar.d bepsing in detiance of the Police. You time quit this eAgAbord life. nr expeCt the 5.-verest pu auh meot the law can Oki." The i'si , olueis were then remanded into cu Cody foe ns muaths. Mr. M•INWAIIING then returhed th•nks to the G nt!eou , si ikt tt.r Jury, tor their sitendassce mat AL tell son ; And thr $4-..tons IhIS day. . _ J. W , L.Jrunill. informs the s art Supplementary Tickets and ' i i,.ares, not reerivivg tummy. that their identical - Numbers he drawn even again in the Supplmentary Lovely, yr only 6,01,0 Ticket., giving teem chance of the great Fuze. of 20,00 tn. 10,0001. U:e'l'honzands, Five Ilundreds, &c. &c. &c. °lit Any additikinal ea:sense, or ttcuble of c.iangi .g their Numbers. DIMAT A MOMENT, OT you will for ever I -e the only nppnr tunny of gaiainA the Gland l'rze or Forty . 1 hnisaar.d Pcunals- All Poi chasers of Ti sets or Snares, bolo:ere-morrow min:ring. OM 27th, have a Cisance lur the following Won derful List of t'rize of 4.0°01.-2 of 2n,0001.-1 of 10,0du1.-9 of 1,C0u1.-9 of SOW. • selling by , 37, Coln now, or the g far 211 100,411 ;•; sow uktanora KJ e t a e•nui.tetottle teen•sfitflilgs ft au eanJu fell ti paettetkion. \ MIS; he image \ Otte, aad feu ii 1-Tbite, sippo x polity a the 1 1 eiltrele be deft 3 • tLe Dettlatl. f t evidence dun t - Area el not ti t es r ,e Or4iV, a • The ullatfeest of ! I ,lluf Able firmly, lot er litr. 1% hd i j, .ant. itto ilt crbr the tl: 4 .. • I • Atittoott want 1 ! 1 .13 . . t ot .ti h Lo ts I i t i •: 4 co id not rico' tr./ to 114 . .Jest Ot 1. 104; ot burr os 4 bmi Mk drkii St vial pit rust Ct. and ' • Hal, Toss 4. ! up tr. i il. .b. at glues ' 1 : I meets I the soused) *rent d script..n of • Isckets and till4res, in wear trAtirty, are Sir J. Na aM Ce •14 aril Co 11, Holtmin, 1144 and 35. tinytniukta The tune is no opponsisiiy tax ever lost, of gaining 40000t._tot. 1 41. 2 0 , c 410 i 51. 0,. I Ys. Ms. 2,svirs. - - - _ . POLICE. •OWMTI!PT. On Saturday, Joseph Salons was brought before AA .ON GRAIIAIII, Esq. by Bacon and Dunn, two of the petiole, charged on suspicion of having a den several horses in the neighbourhood of /Ilion and firtinslow The officers hearing that a num ber M horses had been stolen lathe above aeigh bottrhoo.l, and that the Prisoner'was stupefied to he the robber, they went in pursuit, found him near Hoonslow, and auprehended him. Daiael Sims, of the Little Red Lion Inn, Houns low, stated, that on Monday night last. he lost a py...bild mare, from the rowder-niill's Meadows, near Hounslow, and in consequence of some pri vate information he received, be suspected the pri soner to have stolen the mare, and gave information to the patrole according!y. He likewise made every possible exertion to find the mare, and re craved such ir.forma:ion, as to CAUfft him to cusped the mare had been sold to Mr. Barrow, a stin ler, or i.laughterer of horses, at a place in Tothilfieldt, Westminster, where he found, a tail, yliich he pro duced, and which he was po,itive was his mare's tail, it being a errs remarkable one, the Lair being of two colour', brown aid grey. Mr. Barrows the with' of horses, saiJ, he par ch reed the mare of Mr. George. Staplti, of Afton Bottom. _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Staples said, he purchased the mare of the Prisoner ; and he not being able to give An account how he became possessed of her. he was commit/id for further examination. HATTOM-OAROEN. Thew, Donavan and Jamas&leasaa w•ete charged on Saturday, before the Presiding MAGISTRATII,the former with stesl;ng a sow and two pigs, the pro. petty of Patrick Kelly, And the later with receiving the same, Icnwtting theni to bt stolen. Remanded for further examinaion. ire, a hack:ley-coachman, was summoned for rrfu•ing to profiled with some ladies in his coach, af , i.r being hired. It appear...l. that Price's coach was taken at Cietkenwell Green, and ordered to proceed to N-irthampton Terrace, City Head, on Thursday last; when Le had got as tar as the end of Brick. lane, he behaved with great insolence, and said he wculd net drive any farther, assigning at a cause, chat the road was bad, and might endanger his coach. The ladies were, in consequence, cbliged to get out of the coach, and walk +me in the rain. ANSION-HOL'..Z. Saturday, four fishermen, who had bet n tined for using unlawful nets. were brought up by war rant for not haring paid the same, and committed to prison. 114.7i4ne Comfit. carman to Messrs. Downs and Ka)s. ti ur•faelors, was CllA•ged before the I.oeia M•voa with having wilfully and carelessly driven his cart against the earti.ter of Mr. Baker, in Bislior.sgiste-street, and hooken the pole of the same. Mr. B.'s coachman and footman proved, that the Defendart wilfully and designedly ob. sten..ted the carriage in suet a way as to CADS* the ; and that he was very insolent at the time. The Loid Mayor fined him 2J.. and {eft it to Mr. Baker to ism loin for the damage a servant laJ. wet brought up for I•aeoig •dieled aht rse tor sale in Southfield. which wa. i:lcged to have been stolen iffirn a Mr. Darnley. rut , f his fi Id. in July. ISO(.. The master of the Prmintor &civet! henad had this Jape in his posses sion tn•reard, rt twn yeast, and produced the ma* of whom he it.td boor ht ir, who &poor(' that he had bed knt se above a twelveami th before he sold it Ni the boy's mater; and he thom!ht there most be a mirake a. to the identity of the horse. The boy sell discharged, and the master ordered to have the b•sse back again. A young Gen. lein.n in Dundee has jest invented and finisneil a model of a door. edict!, when once locked, it is impossible for a stranger to open ; and in CAS , of a thief making the attempt, it is equal'' , for him to avoid bring caught in the aft, anJ &tuned on the spot, until a person acquainted with the invention comes to his relict. It will be found iiigliiy beneficial for the security of banking and couating-houses, repositories of plate, lac.— S:voil.l the attempt he made on the letter. iu any Gentleman's town or country residence. in the ab sence of the family, the delinquent will inevitably be starved to death for his temerity. unless relieved by a person entirely acquainted with the proper method of opening. Friday morning, about five o'clock, Join Pesell, a prisoner in T.4..111-fields litideevell, hung himself in his c'll. He wis confined on a charge of pot steeling, for wh:c:i two indiSments wet. found agaiiist him. He put an end to his existence in the folioAing manner—having tied a thin cord round his neck, he la-tened the extreme end to the bar of the winjow, extended himself on the ground. and placing a handkerchief mouth, perpetrated his design by screughug and suffocation. Oise of the prisoners. Julio Sesmomrfirld. a boy. who slept 'with him, and other, spoke to him about three o'clock, and at sus Mr . one of the turnkeys, was lAI IntA AA called up. A surgeon was sent for, but the spark nt life WAS extinguished. A Military /1.;-culapius made a very anions 's pell:7=i in his own garden. at Cheltenham, last seek, upon tome carp th 4 were brought to his home low s ile. There were ten of them, which had beer. brought in a basket, by a woman en font, the distance of twelve miles, and were All apparently He bad two or three large tubs tilled with water, from a btook which runs thrnugn the gar den, and having put a certain quantity of medicine in a powder, into the mouth of ca:h fish, he put thesis oat by one into the tubs, and as soon as the medicine began to operate, the fish severally began to swim round the tubs, at first in a languid way. but increasing in strength. they soon darted round with their usual velocity ; and in about half an hour seven of them, instead et being consigned to the stew-pan, were let lon., into the pond in his gar den, where they frisked about as lively as if they had not been our of their element at all. and whet* they ate now alive and userty. Another would have been saved ; but a Lady of Quality, who was ote of the spiatators, would iaaisr., that patting is into the water, without any medicine, worsl.l beidg• it to As well as the rest, ausl it fell a 'Aims tiller Laslysiai,e's scepti , ls4l. • . A . . . _ NATAL INTELLIGENCE. VOSTSNOUTN, IIPC? Cot Toys ore appointed for the Cape of Good Hope, the Writ Wick the Mediterranean, and for LisLon. The Crorodile gees to the Care; the Maragre and itturd to the Nest Indies ; the Sdra,ra to the Me diterranean; and the Redbreast for Li .46n. 'rho four million of dollars brought here in the Mawr, were landed yesterday and this day ; and one ton of them sent of this morning. in Claik's waggon. fur London. All the transports here are ordered to he ready for immediate service. it was intended that they should take detachments of regiments to Guernsey and C.nk, but that intention is postponed in con sequence. OCT 24. Artived His MajAsty's ship &feline, lioni a cruise. SaileJ His besty's ship 44irorc, with convoy for Guernsey . —Wind S. W. .3 HEAL, ocr. 26. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships the outward bound, kc. as pa lest.—Klud Southerly. YARMOUTH, OCT. II Last night, in a heavy gale at S.E. the Hopecorll, of and from Sunderland, with coals, came on shore near Corton ; the ship is a 'wreck—crew saved ; also the °Tin. of Whitstable, from Shields, with coals, for Rochester—crew saved. The Avery. of Sca►borough, --, laden with coals. A hoy, bound to the Continent, foundered in Lowestoff Roads. It is leased m•.re damage has been done on the coast, as several vessels left this post yesterday. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 22. Sailed the Ceeketrice schooner ; and die Garland slonp, 22, Capt. ‘Vhittrr, (or the Channel fl ut. Ot tiers are come down for the r;ception of part of the Danish navy. sod the stores to be received here. PROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZITTE. 1.411.1 T R Y PROSIETTIONS. CAmosisswei eigura ay the L , r 4 Lieuteaear fife Camay 4 Bent. teareskon dual Lot reGulteery. George ti be Captain, rice Tyler, raigned. f)a • COI ioler.r 14, 19';7• Einem Charles Wilkrr, to be Drotenrat, vice &airdrome, re.,gioNl. Dot da. above. Wolit,r, Gent tette brags, is Walker, promieted. a 4 Ihnwe. Juno, Mik.otan: Gent. to be ditto, vise Withers, resigned Dated as above. PARTMERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J MP% Worthen% and J. H 11teenetest„ of Cattlesnteet. Md. beet, aoheitoes Utlober 29. 11107. John Riker, and /4.heonah Young. of Sauna, in the lan..h of Stroud, fcilutongers and loatien-drefteta. Ildeetr 10, 1807. John Barra% F.. H Campbell; William Johnson, sad John Barra., eurnframs, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mash ), DO7. J. ,hr, rarker„of Mlrrrrly 1141, merchant, and John atauseeld, of Rea Sate Mod, lo the prink Ot ILlotadt awl county ut York, Septe.alser 1, ISO?. ltnnind Preload, Jones Penn, awl William Cloak, of the town of Kinperel, an the parish of Maker, near I . l)onuano- Dock, in the Co4lllti of D,stort, Nov. 6, IS: 6. J ones Pirsh.rrn, and Thomas Pratt, of Newport, roelmer chauts, °cooker 15, 15t-7. . _ J• num BO I, end Janithan .Croeker„ of Wirlintetteet, Lon.i•st. whole:nand WelMl , limeratn, Oct. 22. 307 7ehn Drew, anti Benjanon !Hargrave, of the town of King. stun-tonots•Flull, hags. an I huocra, I Pct. IS, I tOl. Jelin I.ltuer, end Matthew C. .foal Watsun, of Mrt otgoct, littsunt.bury, in the county of Monett:sex, behave:Wi en, mitt:tent, sod Incenarto, Oct 1:4 leu7. _ . . I rfilirans ft; hop. and It.dastrt Knnell, of lleaeing. Barka, Attorneys at Law and Soite,tors Aug I, 13117. S,l.n:iede, cud John Karklry , built of Boosellisad, in Sat4dtwosals, r tee twenty of loth, enar*ltarrte. Aril 17. Ida;. Benjamin Courth, and Matthias Hooper, of dot theanbt 111,wery, county of Middlesex, breams. Urn. 9 , , John Wu!, of Wakefield, In the county of York, and . e i r Shaw, tsi Le. owooJ. an the raid county, CUM deohns, hart. 5,J, Inu7. CV,iliana Reeve, Timor., Mtilward, and David Dawson. of \Tam:nester, in the couuty rd Lalocaster, ceach-taken, Oct. Inn 7. dine 11gdeir, James Darwin, and Ma•garea Dawsoa, of the town Awl etrotty of Newea•tiroupon- Fyne, straw harnoauta faetnrers, o lett. wr 17, 1.67. Mary Elwood, end Sarah Patch'', of Liverpool, ht the coma, of Lancs.'s', Inteiellt.pete. March VS, 111117 W.14.t0 fol./b. , urne Davis, end blond Dave , of Merthyr T!do,l, i the coooty nf 6 , anortgest, Oct 1, 19:11. L.,oreoc c arvi arms, sod Witness Kuttallii, of Northwood, 1., toe I , or,t ,41'.-ndie, an the c"unty of Laucaster, held yarrt• etenuac•trre..o.)..t It, ith.y, W 1.1.1.1hJe, end John Bradshaw, of Hart street, Grail to the courity of Middlesex, boosdoirodent, Oct. 17, Idol. h%NAKUPIS. John M item, now or late sit Yilinifootreet, near tlas Strand, in tire c• 4.11 t. or NI iddlstata, victualler, desist aid eh...pawn, to .nnJer, U... 29, N oe. 7, and Dec. 5, at eleven. at Coiddhall, London. Attorney., Mews. MMus, Bea, and Holtariay, noutl.ariptuts nodding.. Clianerei .fans. Wtllrm BiertAtsie. .g Siseneld, ni the county of York, gro cer, dealer ass,' shaman, ti .utratirser, howeinher I, 6, at ten, and Dec 5, at envois., at the hews. of Mr. J. bn Lawton, th, George Inn, in snetheld, in the county of York. Attorneys, Mr Wiltn, throne street, I lattoo-earden, Lon don • owl Wiliam Salton. Norfolk-row, ithenteld. klisualt Manentrater, in the county 14 Law - eau , , manufacturer, dealer and chapatti, It. surrender, arnher Si), Si. and Deceitiltet 5, at two, at rbe ittidgewatai- Ar rut Inn, in Man. hotter. Mors nays, Monts. Chasshy re and Walter, Manciteoter. John Heirell, of the city of Exeter, corn-morehant, to sir. it...10r, t 'stoker 3/7, Novelntoo 3, end lle.:anb.,a , at elem. at the Old Laden Inn, in Easier. AMMO'S, Mrs VII. WII. Tram. and Brookrs, Loudon and Mr. John Poild• Ex. Set. William Chairman Mast, of the town of Kingdoeruptin. Hu I. e..sn-raetnr, haker, dealer and Chapman, to isurresider. NOTO.2IIOe , 5. 4. and Dec ember 5, atelet/ii, .t the holes, of kobert Hooking, the German fort. so .ICsitgoon-upon-He4. Attorney., Mr. Gotland, Hull i and Mr. Lilts, Clify4tuf - nowt, Lesidon. Golnert Swaim., late of Terieharn, in the county of Devon, rope-roaker, dean.. a.. 4 *baptising, to surrender, Iltreentlier 3, at Isis 7, at tonlers, aid Decfniollf 5, at one. at Guildhall, Alnwnelon, Mr. Reeks, Wellclute-stuate, Loudon i and Mr. Jo n Exeter. Wittman Meant, of eltippetikont, in thn eennty of Witt% elothier, dealer and Chaplain, I. .orrendes, Oenober $7, Be. .elder 7, and Dessionter 5, at sou, et (isoldlsall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Bonnet, Dean's-court, St. ?Ars ; ea. W. Venni., St. James's, &dos, Stage' Jots,* Watrtilta avid Jlbnas GerrarJ, Swan-enned, Maim ries, ism the city N L4sloll, eo,tl4etl4, ton somembe, tememv • bet 14. and Doraftpla s.'t tosleo. aleeliallOtepis tandem Attorney, Mr. I)Auc . o, *slides gum% rollentliedininwk. Loudon. • - tin • • 4 111.1'10IIIPS. November ISt tllllliria ilteeride blbstlelloeireiii t 5 tows, hvevverrer.s.ssoreeleelbireoC ebsobeessl4 Web, dl the ~iuN•r,Wf IL e : kto.jra 41terpetemter. • iSe , pLo c Xi Merthyr I , 'TOOK Li el sy et Glaspre l / 2 eoiret orb{, MARKI lAGES. rid Maths ewe Ole *levee at V of berf, ivy dealers lial nr Mahe, . in theeit T t one, at Cr n the ewer dory and chapea u tn. catli eh of H , lt'ne 1 e of Tont, , .latioe of 1.4 falfdakm, deals, 16 u, /. t!: enapnim s . LDH A LI., go. Wit 3 I us, Pd. 3 1 eatery. 3 1) 41.11,0, 3 Itbeff • 3 10 Auden, • 31 CHI,. 13 13 ne, St. • VI , 10 seereert, 1111111, i id I, WA. - 1 HI r-plioe, 1 12 Bridge- Ictuters 1 10 wool- • 10 1 111 11 10 North. - 110 • place, - le Landles, - It n cattle 10 - 11 - 11 Dumpy, 1* We Lostios,viur 141iwer. , W.lppirrs, tel Human. .1...,, Wen. skinner. I. 14 . 14 airtatf. , Queens -lee, , in the e.,uaty ar—sammanall DAY. 3 /iii ▪ 7 Viji • Wqj ▪ I7i .11 diN daimon, at we t at the King's Anat. in Ma, in the isolsepospty. November it Joseph Stevens, late et Rtading e „, Mtgethe„ poter, dealer and Aegean, at 'h ' , Angel Inn, in Reeding, in the raid coonty. Nov. natter t 4, Janie. Parry and John Ppcluesn, in the comely of Kent, weinehama„ eteltsten, diapason, at einen, at Guildhall, Lorakig. November b. James Cathay and Ruben Ni Liverpool, in the county in Lameamer, diapers, chapmen, at eleven, at the 1110111111 of kir. Ita i George lass, in Gale,beet, Liverpool. Dzccalbae 1. &khan/ Vaughan, of Vere.mse r y. London, Iliten•draper, dealer and chaprom, at i hall, London. November 14 Richard Sense, e(Pall.mall, 141ddleary, Winer-merchant, Natter, deader r at eleven, at Guildhall, Leaden. CERTlP'leglfßl4—New 14, George Carver, late of liipperholme, in the pariah in the 'minty of York, but New M the Castle the mid county, dealer and chapeau. John Burnet, late of Preston, in the couply rah caster, linewdraper, dealer and ehapsitio.. James Freemen, late of tate 'midi of St. Mary Masa. % wonder,. in the county of Surrey, victualler, chaprnaii. Jame. Simmonds. of Soelltaatpten.rem, Illeamsbory, county of Middlesex, elittelsterer, fielder and clue MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDH. To-nmello•. Eugene de Trek), Minting-lam, London, merelent gepsa a % of the tune place, merchant Jar Nouns otherwise John Goilab foveae, ham-street. ' Svitaltellas. Laudon, colour sad at manufacturer . • . Thnmas Fwse, Little frloildford-isest, Ruwelligt Mield.ewm, hltrentesher • • Edward Thomas Tierney, hereanforo of Late-scre, oNalc la.nes Roxburgh. late of Winchester street. London, insurance-broker • Thomas Hughes, Bennett-nroer, St. James's, NI we. vim 1111. let - William Camper, now nt Isle of Ling David-lane, George in the Left, hirdillesex, vicsaallor Hinintrottum, Totrmaharnwourt-road, ileum, Ironmonger William Tabberer awl Thomas JAnarm, Hydootreet, Moonuburv, dealers and chapmen William litan4ip,ker of StrAdlonA, Suffolk, ram J.rnes Jones ' now or lets of Ruhup's4rofurd, trrdshi.e. shen.kreirer Chsrl.4 Frt &rick MoHentoo, late of Chborne-pl Whieectiapet, leather manufzetolor Amin Askew sod William Wright. New Er; street, El icitfriars. London, straw has-manufact John retiring and George Dothall i Jafoed theft, leo-Marne ..e:ius R and, Lamb street, SpitalSe:do, grower Joseph Johnson, Twisketer-mills, Pauperalsury, ' ain. tonslitre. Jacob Johnson and Juba Stathiss, M due awns DiVIDEMDS. HOMY Cake and Joho Herten, nimble-tam. Lanka, eitercharter - - Rohert Mason, late of Perini., bees, desks In _ James Hams, Nag's-4ead-court, lisramehurals-ermr, London, merchant - Richard Fowles of the saw place, merchant CERTLF 'CAM. Leonard Lester, of Sheer/lens in the id. of NI county of Kent, shoemaker and slupseiler. Henry P.U. of Wisinghall-street, In the city of London, houseman, deafer and Hummer. Barth„late of the City of Meter. lineci.draper. Joseph Crotswortls, late of the Dundre Anna, WJppirri, is the county of Mirhilesez, vietddltr, dr.:.let and chapman. Walter Nicholls ' of the city of &Wel, swap-boner, tallow chandler, dealer and chaperan. Jonathan Chntron,,,•( Newport, ire the comity of Woe. skinner. !An Gone Tickens late of Saint kllrryAssia, Arliosmtaw r le the city of Laud on, hat now of Nu iY, Oweens-roe, BetlinalLtreeti, 1.11 the parish of St. Mathew, in she c.,uary t.f Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapeau,. FRICK OY STOCKS DR SATURDAY. ayes Coat. teem i ed itig Si per Vet+ Consols &til 4 yet Cent' 5 pot Cent. Navy Loss Attn. I" i Omni& • .•.n dii. bibs Doves Vag •' yatchequer Hr's... __. .-- - . - Engloh I.Getery Tickets Coneule foe Z. USN, Stockholm. Nn. 4, eel istiai, awl v, l h .rine.f...neto IRISH STOCKS. Ott 19. Government Detmetures 34 pet teat ..... 71 G.rerntnent Debenture s per Cent . 941 COURSE OF [HI Artritindain .... 9S 7 .U. Dilte al Sight.. 94 n :NANOT, ths r xi. Venice et Naples 41 Lisbon Opel. Desks 10 cork ll Rotterdam .. ." 11 42 U. H.mburigh 34 4 SW. Alton. 34 44/. PAM 1 day'adale 24 6 Dun 24 10 1 U. 11..utesun 24 10 111111610111. _ Pontignl 12141,1 In Coln 14.48 w — ID permit. Data 4O affect. Palermo •• • io p.per. Datiu 39i effect. Babas 99i 11.40 no 491 aullion per as. New Doubloons.. New Dollar. •— 3 5 Silver in Dan .... New Louis each .. AO, 'Jibe lank so Holland, 8 pit Da M. Gjeos f On Tutslay last, at .;Uttos;;lniurny, Jew Botbatn, Eau of Patk-laue, 1.. Amelia, daughter et IL Dudes. Esti. of Lido.% in the 3.111111 County. Ott Thumb'' , led at Wiscludess, by the is,. T. D. Het lingherry, H. E. Alien. Eft of Eadt Maputo. goaberieuitice, Is Moss Vanity Lloyd, owed dau`►ter of Thaw* Lloyd, Lai. the Puts, Wiacbehcis DEATHS. Thursday let, at Bask Hill, Brake se his way Germ Liver. pool. share be weir arrived free Areareca, idr. Rehm bier. ray. Merchant, of New York, fourth see ef the Isle Dr. Jelin Murray. of Norwich. • A few days ago, at Mavis Indeby, seseh biassed by a who had the plc sere el his sequalateme, Themes Masa Franklin, Eau. Liessamat.Celeasi of the Spdabg Votnwet lafantry. His remains were intend in lee family mule at Seidl, Lincolnshire, mimed by army& of same Itsaired persons. On Temdav, at Mr. Dames's, ha Abbey-et:sat, Bath, Lieut. Cot. Romney. Ou Wednesday amercing, at Grastems, Mr. Oserge Dray, a consider/obi. tutor el that place. He had epee Teeseay meneally with some heeds at Nateaclerrer feast, and am ti tanium home at algid, fell hem his bees es Snettlegsto-hill, and fractured has scull as dreadfsity, that notes sag "f -etal sad was alabost immediately premed, he espied early the neat earning. lie was drill-serimet le the Desdassa Vnlwateets and had discharged the duns, of his states, in a way that readers hue uselarschely death a abject of mach cos , erns Si the wloale saps, as milt es to his widow cad a large (n osily. Hla veisaies wsreiseermsd es friday emeieg, with mi. Mary hoeteow HIGH WATAR. THIS DAT. AT WMDuU•IRIDI3 Mom 11.. no. Mwr .... I Ewa 49 ... sina. . 9 —— - A.Miww s—lbiotod w 0. DAVIDSON. Nis 17. Dek"' swift. auw4tfeet. Csivorsiossdes. 144 published as Ow ' 011leo t 71s lb. sack ot st:oo24pae. chisms. staad. W W.SIVCK, of PIO. 7, Nine Ibitsimostilmo. LisoiActs• — , Diders t die. tut this Pips. Nos so the Oils, (pal Pali) be dal) moiled so. e 1