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SPORTING INI I 4/.LICENCE. TURF EIiSA. ENTRY FOR 1H B NEWCASTLE SIEETTNG (Complete.) wroyt vimAT, Jut' e , 22. The Silver Cup, value i. es added to a SobseriptionV Sea. each, for hco.cs, j:c —The °wirer of the second to re ceive dogs out of the Stakes. fleets, too aides aul • Quarter eitCll. Mr. W. Hutchiuson's h. e. Silvio, 4 yrs old, est. sib...—. I Mr. Nalteris bad cult, Ranger, 4 yri old, sat. 3113 3 No others started. hr Members Pulse of 501. tier human, &C. 4 Won M Mr. Sturil's b. li. Cratulingtou, 5 )ts old, beating 'hies utbers. VICRIMOAY.JUNE The Gold Cap, value 1 , ugs. the surplus to be paid to the winner in specie, b.) Sulmtription of tugs. each, fur all ages. Four miles. 1 14 Sidiarrllsers.) Won by Mr. Hutton's be. c Cardinal York, 4 you. beating several others easy. The Sabsceiptioa Pant el sot. for liorsrA, &e. of all ages. Heats, two sun,* and a yowler earls. Won by Mr. Collinsou's b. la. Fortauu, 5 pa. old. at brats, beating *tarsal others. RACES TO COME. Jim Se. Stamierd. to. Gletwergamkite. July 4. Bihar,. 5. Ipswich. 6. Nant.vielt. It. Newmarket. 12. Pistil.... 14. Stoekiwidge. 14. Stidgnorth. to. Canterbury. to. N'tweleaster. Chelmsfnrd. so. thetskirk. el. 26. Kout.ford. 116. Saliebut.e. Aug. 2. Newbury 2. Taunton. s. Trh Undue. y. Swan's. y. Nottingttaut. to. Blaartferd. ie. Neweaitk, Staff. 30. Brig loos. 16. Iteadie;. le. Eltlief. 20. York. 23. I . 4kare. Itodsuin. p. 6. Warwick. i Ayr. tt Coutefrart. 20 Kingseote. 2a. Beetles. 17. Carlisle. Oct. 3. D 111111143. J. Newmarket First October Illsefin-r 37 Newmarket Second ditto. 1909, ke. Ayr. Epsom. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, JUNE It. Sailed His Majesty's *hip Eurydice, with a con vey for Halifax. Arrived His Majesty's ships Desperate. Clyde, soil Bustler, from a e-uise ; and rernaiu in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.— Wind N.W. JUNE 25. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's ships us per lust.—Wind N.W. FORT'7fOCTH, JUNE 24. Arrived the Stork Atop, C.lpt. Le Geyt, to take the Portuguese Nuseir to the Brazils; al.-, the chorea CAarlottc, Captain Andrews, from the Cap• of Good taupe, in tRi days ; Experiment, Ruther ford; lister., 31i.lcllemast ; Elien, Aylward ; and Wilk, Lowe, (truasports), from th. Downs.—The Claire irigate, Capt. Carthew, with Admiral Tyler on board, taoaglit-to at South Ynrinonth on Thurs.. day night, mid sailed again yesterday -iorning for th e T az i is with a tine wind. The Lewitt, cutter brig, is Lome into harbour to be docked. JONI 23. Arrived the General Elliot, Capt. Heady, tram die Dawns. Pa-std by for the tlswns, the Barkers, &per, sad the Laois, M''7rtit.h. from St. f)oiniallo• 78si1ittl His *pity s stip .01/ert, %%Ali *iiosivoy, Ist dms Lkrass.--Wird S.W. MIDLIAI, Julis ill. ST. PATRICE'S STEEPLE. Yttsterday,;h;seailoiiitigvEich has been raised round the spire of St. Patrick's Cathedral (in order to reach the top Wale time Since disturbed by a thunder storm) baying Isms' completed to. within about ten fret of the ball, • thoughtless poor wretch, who lives in Patrick-street, for a simall eraser, determined to be the first who should reach the ball; heacrordingly clambered up by his hands and pees,' aisl, to the extreme terror of a multi toile of si.eciators, placed himself astride upon that part Of the spire which the storm had bent *Vs a horizontal position; he had scarcely done an, when, to the amazement and horror .of those below, the whole gave way, and, with the ball and about oue ton of the stone-work, the unhappy wretch was precipitated in a moment; he fell upon the first scaffold, awl UUY carried by the weight through the two next stages, when his clothes en tangled in the timbers, wad he was detained; the ball passed down to another stage of the scaffold ing, and the stone-work, hurled from en height of .200 feet, was forced nearly a yard beneath the sur face of the pavement in Patrick's close. • The man soon extricated himself from his difficulties, de scended exuhioglv to the street, and was carried in perfect health and safety to the next whiskey shop to celebrate this extraordinary exploit. The ball was put up iu the year 1754. The Proclamatum, pirhhshett by the Pow.: DENT, fur the supprraston of the inaarreaious is the vicinity of Lake Champlain Whereas informative has been receive.), anti oundry per inea ore eunihined or eirionMia: and coofedere.tmg together cm Lobe Champlain, and the country thereto adiaretst, fur the parpore of firming invaireetious Nato,' the authority of the taws of the totted !gates, fur opposiag the saint aaJ ob structive their ettecotiou ; said that sin h combine:mug me too powerful to he *oppressed bt, the nrobissey eirerse of ;.e -elicial metre-dicta, or lot the powers vested in the larsliabi by the laws of the United States. Now theetf..re to the cad that the authority of the Isis may he maim Mimi, sad that theme remerrued, directly or iodirtuotly, is env toserreetion ar rulalesatiou seniorl the same, may be dui, wftrnad.-I Jerre issued the , my Pr...10mat . ..t0, hereby Loromandiag Gaels nsurgre,tu, mod all tome/mil in ouch etuabinationo,lastautly mid without delay to disperse and retire peaceably to their etsportme abodes. And I .10 berths turthoi . mpitre aid cotunimud all officers having authority, civil ur sailitary, who shall be found witbia the vivii.ege of each insierertious, or ottoilmeatious, to be aiding s, .1 assistiug, by all the means in their powe r, by 'Once of arias, ur utlwrsisr, to quill and subdue ouch ins:H..l.lkm% or eorabluatioas, to seise upon all throe theft in e.iturerocil ; who. shall rot instaorly, and without delso, disperse sad retire to their retreettre alua:es ; aad to deli; re theta over to the civil autburity of the place, to le pri.eorded sgriust accurtliug to law. la teotintony whereof, 1 have caused the *ill of the roiled Stales to be Oiled to these presents, runt •izood the same Wilt, gay hand. tare. at ill? city of allsoltwatun, the tutu 'Jay of April , MIN end in lire el.terriztity and indepsudeuct of, the Vetted States the thirty-serum). TU. JEFFERSON. ttos Prroldrnt, JAALIi MAIWLSON, simicstiu7 ofStats. PROTESTS. fort's, Ix WWI HOUSE or Leans, Ott wittmoto TR! ACT VISO Git•isTlNG • I.H•RTeII To TOL BANK Or IRISL•NIS. 181, Because this Act sanctions the prolongation of the Charter of the Bank of Ireland from tlis year is 16, :a rbirb tune that Corporation might, on notice, have been el.ssolved, to the year Isl 7, and thus confirms the valuablo a xelusive privileges it now enjoys for thirty years, on trims most in adequate and improvident, as must nitrite flout the following short statement 'lhe agreement on the part of the Bank, to manage the public debt of Ireland, free of all charges and expense, gives the public a sum amounting nearly to 75g51. per stoma, the constuiseion the Bank at present reeeit es on that account. Hat the public have gscii to the Bank S per cent. for the emu 1,.2.50,0utt1. they might have borrow' dat al. t as. lid. the interest at which money has been actually raised this year by the Government of Ireland ; 34371. being the differ etsce betwixt flo,sokil. the interest of 1,1.70,0001., at s per cent. and 59,91141., the interest of the said sum at al. is,.. tit. per tent. must therefore be taken from 7.10n1. the public halm sequired and it w ill then appear, that an &Hooky of towel. as the hill amount of the pecuniary comideratiort given fur the extrusion of this valuable privilege. Further, the duration of this trilling remnueration is no way - guarded by the Act ; it may expire within s short time, and the public, whilst the Bank are in full enjoy went of the privileges conferred MI them, may lw compelled to 'mike a new agreement for the charges of that part of the public debt which may be managed in Ireland ; fur this dm con tains ma provision compelling the Bonk of Ireland fo nonage any past of the public richt after it shall be consolidated with the debt of Great Britain, an event, which, entice the 7th Article of betwixt Great Britain and Ireland, may take place within a very few years. Because the Act ought, for the credit of the Batik of Ireland, and the security of the people of that country, to have expressed, in char and distinct terms, the nature suit extent of the privileges it eonfers. It is true, that ihrontaine a clause limiting the circulation of the Bank of [Mane! to the sum of 9,750,0001. similar to the clause of the Irish Act of the 37th of the King, ch. SO, which limited slit circulation of that Bank to I,soo,otiol. Bu But, as it appears by doentireutsbefom Parliament, that this Bank has, mita ithstanding the said clause, illegally extend ed its circulation, to a slim upwards of 3,0000001. The Act ought distinctly to have expressed what, in conjunction with the Irish Actiof the sad, 31st, and 37th years of His Ma jesty, it dearly enacts, viz.—That if any sum, exceeding the sum of 9,750,0001. " shall be borrowed, or taken up by, or lent, or sorsa , to, the Corporation of the Bank of Ireland, under their common Seal or otherwise ' or for payment of whioli any Hood, Ihll, ',Vole Cweitant, Agreement, or other writing, shall be mode, sealexl, or given, then, sail in such case, all and every., the person or persons who shall be a member or Members of the raid Corporation, his or their re spective heir or heirs, executors, or administrators, shall, in his or their respective private capacities, he chargeable with, or liable in proportion to, their set teal shares awl subscrip bow, to the repayment of such monies which shall he so hot rowed, taken up, or lent, with interest for the same, in such maisper as if such security hail bees a security fur pay ment ,Iso much mosey and intemst Ow the sante sealed by such respective members of such Corporation, and delivered by torn or them, as their respective arts or deedt, in propor tit) to their revere! shares mid sullorciptions, as aforesaid." adl7, P - ruse we think it nut duty to capri se the strong PCDOC we : ri affix ger at impropriety of extending the Char ter of the Bank of Ireland, by Act of Parliament, without, in the same Act, dr ag away that doubt, which, since the pass ing of an Act in :beggar 179.1, was known to exist concern ing the admissibility of our Burnett Catholic fellow-subjects, to the .:::ection of that Corporation. P r must think Gnat those who pretend to feel such alarm at the idea of granting any martinet of privileges to the Romeo Catholics of Ireland, were called upon to remove a doubt, on which their 'Mods, if they arc serious in their pro ' fen:sums, must dwell with such anxiety. Whilst, ou tie other hand, cur anxious desire to see ..iir Roman Cetliolo fellior -subjects ..,joy, in every respect, the privileges to whirl their bit t entitles them, makes us deeply regret that this Act dots nut, in explicit terms, declare their eligibility to the situation of Governor or Director of thu Dank in , Ireland. LAUDERDALE. DU:si DAS. (Fur the last reason) V.ISSA LI. HOLLAND. IPROTIMIT IN ?HZ INOUSZ or LOADS, ON TNT SICONO ILZ•DINS: OF TNT SILL TO eitotunn, FOR • LI MITED TINT, TUC DISTILLATION OF GR•111 IN 111•14ING SPIRITS. Ist, Because, when we consider that the price of wheat was not higher than 7Q5. per quarter, nor the pries of barley more than aos. on the vth of May, about which time it was first proposed to stop the ilietilleries, under the pretended notion of an npprou Mint scarcity, and that the price of wheat woo yte. tid. and of barley, CM- 9d. en the tat of Jan. 1602, at "tech time the prohibition, impesed in Dec. 1601, was done away by the Legis!piture ; it is obvious that this measure proceeds upon grounds perfectly different from thine pioLibitions which were enforced iu the 35th, 36th, and Atilt years of His Majesty's reign. Beaton, as we learn from the Report of the Committee, commoner .ited to this Hunuby the Rouse of Commons, that flips mums. was recommended " with a view to apply as speed) a relief as possible to the c- se of the West India ',tauter.," end that nothing in the evidence before them cool(' hat • induced them to 'propose a measure in hurtful; neat pendent of that itonsideration, we feel it our duty to pro test against • principle so aural and dangerous u that of de miring the agriculturist of the benefit he derives from the demand created by the distilleries, fir the sole purpose of a temporary KIM( to the distresses of soy other chasm of the CLOUSITII nay. Derange we see great raises to reprohate, in the strongest teems, that principle of coromertgell,vislatiou, la ow foe the 61st time adapted, which sautioes the temporary relief of these who have embarted their'repital is one 'wench of in dustry, by imposing 11, tidships on those whose capital is ea gaged in promoting the national prosperity through the wens of another branch of isdustry. It spiders Is. us, diSt, if the pi ire of cotton goods were at say time la drama so low, from the abuoilente of the stock in land, the they were sold at a lets to the manufaetitrers, it wooki be a system new sod injaelose to prohibit, ea that ec eourit, critate elutes of the community from snaring weed lettelotk. Let it is upon this prisciple.ihet tic industry of the farmer, cheer emotions are georrally mcloin.lotaKed to be the most beneficial to the Comm ty, is no* to be de press.,:, fm the porpose of affording an uncertain, aud,- at hest, a temorary relief to the West lades planter. LAUDERDALE, SUFFOLK sod ir.aksH IRE, FROM SATURDAY NICHrS GAZETTE. Atirtint!ifet 11100. Cory of a letter front ftCar. Admiral the Honourable Sir Alm ander Cochrane., K. H. COutmattler is Chicrof • His Ma. jetty's ship anti vek.eis at the leeward Islands, to the 11 , morrablo W. W. Pule, dated ou board the Belleisle, Carlisle-Bny, May 1, St —r loettnor the copy of a letter frogs Captain Sherrill, of flit Majesty's sloop, Lily, giving an moms( of the capture of a French brig letter of morgue, pierced for eighteen guns, front Itouriiraux hound to Gutdalanipe ; also an English brig, her prize, both of which were taken by nut knowing that this Island of Deseatto was in our pOSItIOIOII, where the armed Lc.; tan fur protection. I have the honour to he, Ss:. (Signed) ALEX. COCHRANE. 17i. Majesty's shop Lilc, '/corolla, April tt, tent. Ai ft— rhis morning the squadron under my command, as pet reptarest the French tits of nisrque brig, 1.-an Jacques, pierced fur eighteen gent, only • it long Min.-pounders, thirty-sin days front ligurdcsits, to tiMsdaltouire. I hair , great pleasure in tearing tettinsony of the gallant conduct of the Mutanabitioe, which, front being Inc a.hvail, was sliablcil to bring the enemy to close action, ohligial bins to stroke just as the other vessels came up. Siring alltlifitr brig to windward, the boats of the mood s-on i.,iri•tint in chase: and, I ant happy to nay, that, al. '60.101.111 Orr fore end aft, and absnakoted. they succeeded Lt natioguisktin; the ihc proves to he the brig Div tl e: a of literreol, at d cca.t, to hptel. ft Paste:aloes under of the paste, bet al not sit 1 till docent. four hours after the e4•lllrcly Lad burr up front Car:oeie bal, and C.Jlllle ques.ily fres a 211tureil hy dna brig. I Lave alttafaction in addle; this service eras perform rot widluld loos ou onr aide ; the enemy had one man nimueled. The capture uf the Jea.i Jacques is Vibe taunt impeirtanee, as she Pas sent out fir the mpreiis purpose of a nisinz iti these seas, and, from bur superior sziOnz, wind' peer Cli a grist annoyance to the trade. I have the hornier to be 144. e. W. 11. SUERWIFF • Lily, Captain Stiarriff ; Express, Lieutenant i)owci s ; and Niessaiihinne, Lieutenant Jilek.oll. . . . .• . To C W. Nrshoss, Esq. Cmptsin of I-;is MAI sty's ship ii:lpises, and sea. (Myer, Deseada. Whitehall, June 25, Isola. The King bas been graciously pleased to give and grunt unto IN, of Greet Georg e street, in the City of Westminster, Chief Clerk in the Irish Exchever-Htfire, his royal license aud authority, that be and his issue isiny hence forth use the surname of Houghton only ; grm ided HIP Ma je.lo said coner , sion and declaration he registered in his College of Arms, utbern ise to he void and of noise MAI. PARTS ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. Willeura Hulme O'ki Joseph Turouck, of Liverpool, gen cry.. Mardi 911 bus.... . . - _ James Cooper and Samuel Henson, of Yorlostmet, Covent pr.!' it, tailors. March 25, 1848. Filts and Simon Hubby, of James-street Covent garden, bootdaakers. June 24, 1804. Rielidrd Unshod!, Thomas D. Bothwell, Jules C. Kent, and Samuel Rowlandstm, Loudon. May 31, Joseph Morrill and It 'chard Robinson, of lialifax, York, grocers. Juoe Is, ides. George RoMnvon and William Espencer, of Gainsburouo, Lincoln, March as, did/. John South and Johu Woodhouse, of Sheffield, Yolk, saw manuf.teturers. June 18, 1488. Alutander Champion and Ruben Livie, Jun. of Austin- Friars, inceehonts. May id, 1507. S. Solomon and Lionel Lemma, of Liverpool, timber-mer chants, June so, tints. - _ Joht; l'huribi; Jonathan Wilka, and Grafton Wilke, of Leeds, Yor►, inereltants, June ,to, 141011. RANK Prel FS ENLARGED. Nicholas Iliddlecoat, of Tregony, Contrail, innkeeper, front June ei to Aug.!), at ten, at Guildhall, London. George Casson, of Halifax, York, merchant, from June 21 to August 9, at eknu, at this White Lion Inn, Halifax. BANKRUPTCIES SUPLRSEDED. George Philip Davis, and Arthur Mealy, of PhilputAane, London, coffee-merchants. ilhium &WM 11114 Tbusnas Wale, of Manchester, linen drapers BANKPRUPTS. William (iilhert, of Perinea, Southampton, cabinet-ma ker, to sisiretider, July 7, at one, e, at eleven, and Augisat at twelve, at the Blue Post. torero, Portsmouth Point. Attorneya, Messrs. Sandy. and Horton, Craue-court, Fleet street, London; and Mr. Soaper, Portsea. John Caw, of Scarborough, York, cabinet-maker, touur render, Jolly 91, 23, and Aug. 6, at eleven, at the Black 'mishit' Arnie Inu, Scarborough. Attorneys, !Wirier.. 800.. firid, Bouverie-qtreet, Flect-street, Loudon aad Mr. John Woodall, jun. Scarborough. Benjamin Dryer, of Exeter, fluor-cloth manufacturer, to sura,rult r, July lt, to, and August 4, at four, at the Star inn, Exeti r. Attorney., Mr. Mortimer, Exeter; mad Messrs. Williams and Burke, Priute'astreet, Bedford-rse, London. John of Alderspite-street, Loudint, to surrender, July 9,9, and Anirost 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Templer, Bar-street, East Smithfield. Henry Jones, late of Northwick, Chester, draper, to sur render, July o, tl, and Aupuit 6, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Northwich. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Condor-street, Lon don. Janes Watkins, late °intension, Monniontk, draper, to surrender, July 5, at five 6, sad August 6, at eleven, at the Whits Lion Inn, Broadstrect, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Jams, Gray's Inn, London • mud Mr. Evans Chepstow. Charles Dslabode, dler, Surrey, and of the Hay market, Middlesex, rectifying distiller, to surrender, July it, ), and August 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Humphries, Clement's Inn. Thomas Cullen, late of Threadneedle -street, Tendon, hot DOW of the Grove, Hackney, Middlesex, insurant v-bcoker ' to surrender, July 2,9, and August ti, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landes. Attorneys, Mesas. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday street, Cheapside. Robert Parr, of Watling-street, London, haberdaaher, to surrender, July g, 12, and August 6, at eli.t en, at Guildhall, hoodoo. Attorney, Mr. W. ['ober, Bread-street, Cheap side,Lendon. /Award Mason, of Great Swasudley, Coleman-street, Landon, carpenter, to surrender, July 4,9, and August b, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney'', Memrs. Palmer, Tomlinson', and Thompson, Cordon-court, 'lltrognturtnn. street. Robert Arnold Hullah, of Moorfsclds, London, auctioneer, to surrender, July -2, n , and ti, at ten, at Gitildball, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Symons Trickey, Ilusland.strect„ Fitzroy-square. John Elam, of )t iglithchnstone, Sussex, carpenter, to surrender, Jane Se, at one, July 7, and August ti , at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Everett, llnghthelni stone; and Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, Fslcan-square. James Ma), of Dedham. Essex, toaltster, to suriender, July 11, at one, 12, and August to, at ten, at the Griffin, in Colchester, Essex. .11 toriacy s, 31essrs. I>entuu and Iliirker, Field-court, firscs lan , Londoo. Christopher 'tangy, of Runcorn, Chester, and of Liver pool, ale sad porter-doter, to surrender, Jule and August ti, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in John strxt, Liverpool. • Attorneys, fessrs. Crump sod Lodge, livcr. pieta; and !lir Battle, Chsuccry -Isar, London. Willw 51421ellist:of Prestu4,l.amahter, Mien- draper, to aarmater t July s. 0, at:d Autust b , at elrven, at the Elrecit by, in Pre 4ton. Atiorivet., Mtssr, Blanchard tuni Carr, Preaton i and Marra Blakcluck and Nlakinsuu, rzuplc, London. Samuel liasis the younger, late of Ilford, Ei , belt, 'bop =, to sarrender, • Jbly 9, 16, and August 1.1, at our, at all, Lundua. Atturaeys, Messrs. Day and flatus riots, Culhuo-strett, l'euebuteh-street, Luudun. 'tuba parry, of Curtalu-Duad, Shoreditela, I.ouitua, earpeuter, to surrender, July nt one, 9, at twelir, and August 6, at us*, at Guildhall, London. Attu , oiey, Mr A. C. Bond, }lwo Webs Chausl,rs, leadenhall-street Gooikunogh, late of Hampstead...Road, lliddk sea, (but now a prisuner in the custody the Marshal of the ![Ages Deficit Prison,) to surrender, June so, at vac July ' WI eleven and August ti, at tea, at CiiiWhall, lA:ndua. Atmensey, lir. John Ileuion, Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, Elltabeltret. DIU DLNDS. July 19. William 31.irkliam, of Cuttingliens, Voik, mgr. elight, at eleal,. ut the Geier. lon, kingsunt-upon-Hull. July li. Maws II e, of Exeter, cabinet-maker, betweea seeru uud eight, at the Globe Taveru, Exeter. July It. Mark Rowe, at Truro, Curnsall, shopkeeper, at eleven, a, the Rittamer.Tavern, All Saint'-lane, Brute! July II). Thomas Towers, lute of blacklatru, Unwed's-, irountooger, at twelve, at the fled Lion lan, l'er•tnn. July al. stionuta Treuilett, of St. David's, Eat ti T, and Jobe Hall, of Alpitington, Devoe, aterchauti, at ten, al the Globe Tavern, Exeter July 19. Stephea Ihli, of Dishopsgate-street, London, uul and colouring's, at ten, at Gimalball, &maim. July g 3. Kictsard Hamlin, of Tottenham Court , ltontl, Mid dlesex, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFIC4TES--.luLv i 6. 'ore, Steel, hde P liktekr4rt, the+ter, bat n..ov of East ketford, Nottingham, eheek-inanntwtoier. William Slayell, late of Exeter, (mud Wee ielisonee in thee Kite's Renck l'Imon„) jeweller. John Ball, of Heilo.rect, Norfolk, engineer. Daniel Inwood, of Lower Thasne..street, Lontlum, oil and eoloarman. James Makehasa, of Upper Thamet.-.lreet, Laudon, checle. ~uu,~Rrr. ( lo.v.tepLer Pcrkins, late of Soanata, Clautorgan, shop. ketlow. litnry linlwood, iu tlo.:11.1.; of . Thant, Kest, blucher. vszerixt.a OF CREDITORS, AT 9VILDRALL, TO.II4OIIIWW. M. EL 'trillion: Piper, Cluster-strcet, Kennington, Surrey, bricklayer &MAC! Fenian Pa: Le, East Smithfield, tiptur•itter- 3 I! chant George Price, Tull .road, wer- 3 10 chant - - - - 2 10 earl Muer, fittk Cartte-atrart, Leice4ter-fields, tailor 4 i Philip Jour*, late of Norfulii-row, LioubtAlt, hawker 4 10 PliilVlschatrair, Tottenham-court-road, cab.uri- DI VI DENDS. s Uli*a Busby and Isaac 11111, Simad, butte's - Jaime lludauu , Wu:.og-strcet, sufTcheut Juserla Cuatssurtb, of the Dundee Arms, Wap- . _ -ri - - og, victualler - . Charier Cowllshaw, Ashbrarre Derbyshire, zrfirrr William 11µ11, Pager-walk, danouaurey, hair-nay- S to _ chant - . - lids/gird gazer, Liudficld, Sulam, soap-inanufactiii••r tV idiom Moffatt, Qucciatrett, Imeg acre, iconusonger William Richmond, klaut•latie, Louilou, auctioueer to CERTIFICATEg. Timms Cotton, idCornislil, London, stockbroker. Mamas Gandy, of %%Vilma' Abbey, knelt. shopkeeper. Charles Gustave Gabriel kierritlff, of Prudeuge.aquare, London, late of Bayswater Cottage, Middlesex, merchant. George Dark% of Crinstmammatmet„ Leicester-16eicia, linen-draper. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURPAY• 3 per Cent. Redeem% -•• • • 03111 . 7 i • 4 per Cent... s Lung Annuities Imperial 3 per Cent Imperial Annuities ' 7 ir-ietbs. Irish s per Cent. 0111111U111 India Bonds ' Dar to. Awl. Extiiequer Bills 3s. d. Pron. English !Jittery Tickets Consuls for T. DISH, dtock•Breker, 4. Canibill, and 9. Charing Cross. Reenard Shaw, Faq. late Collector of Cork ; that event took place ander the following must distmsing circum stances .—Mfr. Shaw bad been usual foe sow time me dium', aad us that morning had gone Irmo his country resi dence, as Mont:mown, luto Curk, to consult his physician -, on his ret urn, for the benefit of the air, he rude us the ba - - roar ke•seat, but the carriage had proceeded but a short way, obeli he desired the coachman to stop, exrisimint that ha found a pain darting from his back to his heart. He was Im mediately removed into the crwriart, sad expired ilemest stautunewaaly, is the arm. of *iv Char • HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT LONDON-BRIDGE Ware. 11 .. min. err .. 4 I Ems. 5111 alter.. 4. WARFIELD GROVE., WINDSOR FOREST. ir°BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. by Mr. SMITH, • truly desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, eligibly situate oa a heinititul part of Windsor Fumst, in the parish of Wuriiild, in the comity of Berke, 17 miles from London, seven from Wind sor, and 31 from Reading, iss a country abosiadiag with field spurts, and in a truly respectable neighbourhood, with gunk roads in every direction. The premises comprise a Marisini:- house, with inuneruas offices of every di scriptiou, walled gardeu, hot-house, ice-limise, beautiful lawn sad gone, shrubbery and nursery, extensive paddock, and Sue sheet uS water, with several rich illei0110.14:11 ut meadow, pasture, ara ble, and wood land, containing about ttio acres, chiefly in closed by a ?ark pale, gravel walks, and full grown timber, beautifully disposed ; two farm yards, barns, stables, sad buildings. Tu be viewed, by applicatiou to Mr. Smith, auctioneer, Windsor ; sr, at- his house, No. 9, New Bruad-street, city d London. SALES BY AUCTION. BBNFIELD„ IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Thaage-alley, Curahill.„ Lou den, TO-MORROW. June autb, ut Tiger's Warfel, is Eight Lots THI I ' M valuable, desirable, and compact. FR EELOLD ESTATE; comprisiug a Dwelling house and Farm-house, Barns, Siabha, soul Buildings, to. getber with two hundred and +events -one Acne of rich Mea dow, Pasture Arable, and Wood hand, beautifully situate In a rich fertile and reaper tablOohnhited part of Windsor Forest, 9 mina f Wiairkor, 9 from Reading, and s 9 miles from Lontlins, in the parish of Beasfield. This desirable property is situate on an eminence, com manding view+ of great ratent and beauty, and a mild afford fine situations to form hairmg • Canal or trust stream ruoniug thrimels the vale. To be viewed, by application to James Steward, on the Iremises, whom painted particulars suay be had; of Air. seret, ?psone, Slurry ; of Minis Jeakma, James, and Abhot, New lire; Alcssrs. Bromley mad Bell, Gray's lois ; of Mr. Neale, (hemp, near Epsom; at Gaciaaa+'s ; of Mr Smith, Auctioneer, AViudsor ; mud ut him house, No. 9, Ncw Broad-street, Royal Exchaugs, Latakia. SUPERB AND YALUARIsIE BOOKS. By Ilk. .1 EFFEAT, No. 11, 'PO-MORROW, June 99, 1109, sad Two following Hays, beginni each day at to o'llork, A i t VERY 151/OKS, including TWO I.IBRARIES, the rates of several Collections, sod forming one of the hest Collections of Books which Liss been for some time sub omitted to Public Sale. Anating a number of others, equally valuable, will be found, Sir William Ougdale's Works, com plete, is Rwasis, eetrir, gilt leaves, 13 vols. ; Capt. Gllrtell Works, 17 sots Russia, gilt leaves, original edition ; Chauu cey's Ilettforilshim, a film and perfect copy ; Illuomlield'e Norfolk, s vole line and perfect copy, with adilitioml plates; Shaksperrie, vots. Russia, Site twines -101.1110, with mirlitional plates; Alucklia'a Bible, 6 soh. super extra in Rondo, fine copy ; Cook's Vo)ager, 16 tuts. a matth- Ins Rugged, gilt leaves ; Pocock:a Travels, g verb ; Nur deMs fee pt, largest purer, Russia, super extra; Euiveisal I listury , Ancient sail jlenliorn, fine set ; Voltaire's Works, 70 vols. k gai Beauniareha,s' edition ; Pennant's Landon, large papa, illustrated, 3 vole siipm extra Russia; a gr. at number of best Unions of the Greek sad Lana the lest Engird, Autism ; liner's Abridgment, 3e vols.; Railhead's Statutes at Lair, and mushy other Lew Books; Hugarelk's Works, *as hormonal; ; Ihnou's Voyages as Egypt, tl.e large folio paper, fine impressioirs; Hastede limit, 4 cult. Ruins; Onewtal Embassies', with the Costume Cbiust, 4 4014. 144Z4 paper, wiper extra, Ramie ; Patrick, Eolith, Arms* cad Whitby, 7 vols. ftil,o, kismet; Aristutehts opera, a 1/uval, 9 vols. gik leaves; Pinang, West, wad W.:hied, Oxford edition, Mos ; Poeta Crieci H. Stephens. folio, Bassi., gilt leaves; Manuals Opera Serranl, 2 vols. keens, gilt knots; a great number of hoe Panne Editions of the Classics ; Cunstantiue's Lexicon, tt cola. hest editiou s hoe copy ; L'A du V (-retire des WWI 3 vols. beet edirom t, Carte's England, i vols. large papa, illustrated; Beti Juo sun's Works, first edition ; Sir Joises's Works, with the Suppletnein, II vole. 4(0. Rousia part ; the Copperplate Magaraue ; the Virosose's Museum ; Daglases Petron e he Scotland, Nisbet's Heraldry, :I vols. RU44ilk, and a variety of other Work. relative to Scotlaad Esrey chipadia Britannic& ; Eneyeloreitia Pertheasis; Ruhertiou's Historical Works, a v.,14. at... exLra ; a number of the hest Modern Books ~n Mine, leariutieript Volutue of, never publ Mked Mr. Harris's Molts, • Tots. large papers Hume 's Works, • *oh. atu. illustrated ; Johissoa's Putts, couipk t e ; Dell's Poets, camplete, toy vols. ; Cir.erunis Opera, L.'rocrinse Editors ; Lord Vannes Works, line paper 1 euXt'S Travels, 410. Mo nero, illustrated; Miller's Cardeures Dictionary, 2 vols. Reside ; Lasater s Phrtitattioniv, 4 yule. Ste. ice. 3.. c. • To be viewed till 11:.e time of Sale • z, LONDON: Priuted by G. D No Mb " Boutall-roort, ('re; stave', and pat:: Ird at the No. en, Pack of St. (.I..autr4'.. .:buret, strand, b! Willi f, ut sar s et:mt.—tomer% be. fur elk Pa; • ant to tie Ulla, (Ardat.ipoid), aria be duly attoutrol t o