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"Itr., • v•••••-•Imerie •-. FCREIGN INTE HAMBURnIf PAPERS—F ii,t I'HER TXMACTS. sitIRACT or • t'ntt•aTL ITTIIIL "04 litegiblV , K , DAI SD At (Mat ila " The Volunteer Army becomes daily more uni versal. At Flensburgh the eitiants are employed in tflosidioir for the defence of their port and.towe. Travrllet• relate that the animosity against the Eng lisp, on aee•'u:•t of this ur specte4 war, IS inconceiv ably violent. and that nothaig can eiceed t'r.• paint ism with which every MAN According to his power an• • ability. labours to coon:thine to the public defence. tEe letters to Al'na of the 18th. are in htg: , sprits. There will Ito warm ; no this nc c....t0n, as in the sing• tn the seventeenth cen uty. success will reward c , ur go. Namtlet. of Danis: Irwin are drautne • • Fy - nen. I:ere are now 700 sail r•f Lnglise ships in the neighhu It.d •t Co p uhagen. (1p i. the everong of the let'• our ion Was Daly three killed tw• meet o wooded TONNINGEN, AVVO 19. The following placard ha. he n i.sued htrr « All rue's,' b iact m, •hppr•rs, Ste are I.araby , equireJ, at ate 411 , 4 br ,rn sloe ,•v -Ding, to give in an accurate. *tailed arid out. :ICC , 111.11, 01 all goods a•4d wares under rate Pre comignmout, *ran a StisteMitot co the owl , e of the s r o l ,4o. 's •rd nu the receiver, th place whence bre“ght. whew., by lao.d nr .ea. add by what Ship or convey. vies Those statements to rirliviord to toe Torn Clerk, 'consonant+ ha the letters, do unrest., Ste to subatantiate the g Arming. Every man will, if turceasary, he required, on oath, to ve•ify I t atatcuterit, and whoever vein a Ldw.ccount o • deemed no true Dane, but an enemy to the public wel fare.. oLvcivirikor. •vo OIICULAR NOTICE TO THb. DUCHY OF HOLSTEIN, IN REGARD TO ENGLISH Goons Ws, Christian tie VUUt, by the Grace of God, King of Danmark. &e, If e r it hy Ewe notice, That in coniirleratMn of the embargo laid through.mt am- dun JJJJ 1..81a opuo E goods, we have th maht it rtecerm , y t• cause I•LOTEI particular inve,t,eatmo to le ',ode, in end-r as well to aacerta,ss the quantity a! such good-, as the centinstancet which say belong to each partici,- la , foe %Ye therefor*, in pursuance nl this end, in the elf ci ii eiannw, and to reduce the inquiry into a regulm , form, have transmitted a schedule, with a view to co llet) th e tieceseerr 111fi,5116114011, and luies caused copies there d to be maculated. [lime it follow:, but e. not in the Paper "Or. sworn( them Schedule.. which will be impeded in threw days from the 1.. c •Ipt of them, a. , Office.' and Magid. Ira es e dwerned will trammd a separate account of certain _ • 0441 .„ a o w h a t a wn s the hgenthasits, nr Con. :" alf be swig/bind to Englishmen ; *ad how suet ail arte.ttd N d in all Ogees whets English wares and goods halo and 51.e.a... 7 1 e.e M.llo•Tra a.or by the. odic. ts of Connins, ne nettn ere rec. 11 to A ttio.t tee oat t.v Lists, and stio.a.be them imatl, ; and of ttii..ll . 411110talltre ....e u try..l to take ..tVICC. GI "111 wide , our Seel, le. M Gleci.sralt, the 19th to Augubt, .51,7. • (1••• S.) C G M 0 G. BARON 2 ON.BROCKIV iltr. . It. .V Oesr ere. a11.011..i 20. They — write front Kiel. that advice ..as been re ceived there by Ista6fte, that the Logli,h effected 1.. t iliag between •Crooberg and Copenhaern. at wren i t the morn. , g of tie Iti•h instant. thongh io what rr.anner;or with what ,u C.U. is rot yet loosen. Acroicli , g tr a roe ace mints.. oty between 4 and 1100 Er.zllo landed to pincer.. watef. Ot , er ley Sr-. tr of the 18th, say, that the French A ..Narkadur and his 6ectr: .1 y Leigation, and the pu'eh hibaasa !tn . . M Mieners, were capedee • here Vith. Flinty Frederick of Hens. Governor ct was trpened in that city on the same 4y. with orders, as it w is understood, to organize the Militia. Cho Citisen. of Kiel intro.! to form themselves into a particular corps, to guard on the en ist of Filed! ic LIM t. The Students like war, and the y ong merchants and traders, will ftirm a corps. ST. PITIRSIIVRO. JOLT The French Genets: of Division Seamy, and the English Anibassador,Lord Gower,have arc ivedhere. The day after to-aiotrow thwCourt will remove to Peteihott to pass the remainder of the summer. G , eat preparrions are making to celebrate the name-day of Her Majesty. the Emptess Maria, which is next Monday It is expede-, that the same notification will be made of the contents of the Tier; of Peace with Fiance, of which nothing has yet been made public, except the general notice by the Impetisl Rescript to the Military Governs-4. that Pexcgis concluded. The intelligence of the conclusion of Peace has diffused the most lively joy through all the pro vinces of the Empire. Every where we hear of no thing but rejoicings, emeitainments, illuroinations, e-works.Ars. The .colkiron in the Black Sea, under the com mand of arm Adm cal Pustoschk;n, which sailed from Setwattopul the letter end of May, Ills now re tat d tr, nisi port. Cortespoodence with frame, Holland, and Italy, which ass left bidden by an Imperial Ukase last November, is•now again permitted as heretofore. •cri f. The French General of Division S , who is Nye. accnmpanied by many French Oftcers, is treated with tl:c greatest distinction. This day he will he at the military czerches of the two corps of eadrts. of *trim, as is well known, the Grand I Luke Uonstantine is Commander-ir.-t Yesterday the silver, ut bars. whiA we ieerived Fiona Eogland, abcui two months ago, was re-ern bar d, in cider to be sent back. n•\TatC, Ater. 13. An authentic notifi.. •ion has be. n made to the Co•eernor of this city, on the part of ilia Majesty, the Laiperor Napoleon, that the territory of Dant lie shah be extended two German miles, and not two French miles. His Excellency has officially communicated ti. the Senate this agreeable intent gtoce, which has occ.‘,.cbcal the greatest joy.— Bounder!. poles. for our tarttory, will be immedi ately erehed, and protected by a cordon of Frem.h troops. ••••=wiriortlirr”oli sons lost their lives, and many manned, merely ht'-r. General Dornbrowsky has fixed his head-quarter , At Posen. AGCZ, AUG. Is. Almost rn or whole army is now eoileaed in the Camp at Zeist. The Guard. and other tittopt here have already broke's up ; and m re of the tioops itt G•rtnany will go thither. the King, on his re turn, will review the Camp. DRESID?N, JUL v 33. It is reported her-,nn what is b.:lieved to Le good anthuritr, that the Frcncb Marshal Ney, will be ap. pnir.ted Commander-m-Ch.ef of the whole tiazor, army, which army will be entirely new organized. WARSAW. /XV. It. On the 7th inst. the city of Thorn lad nearly suffi-red a slender calamity to that which happened a:mop time :lace at Lit)den. A powder waggon, which 5t..04 not far from a large magazine, blew up, but the snaßazitie fotriinarely, thnbgh the roof was blows tit did not take Ines as it was. 60 per- . . - - DU/i/./ V. Seer. 2. Th e Ri g ht Rev. the Lord Bishop of Limerick is so much reciiverea from the wounds he lately re. fr int the hrutal robbers on the road from Cantle Cinnel. thr he h rs appointed an ordination to be held in on , (.74.1tedral on tie 2Cfth ult. ihe Lord Lieutenant been pleased to promise a free pardon to any of the p-rsons concerned ( scept the p 'sons who fired the %host) who shall discover their accomplices who I4tely mmitted rohberies on the road from Cairie C"nnel to Limerick. in which the Lordßish pof Limerick was wounded. A letter "trim aterf‘ird, s ys—On Saturday night the prrsoner in the county gaol of Waterford, -attempted to escav, by making a hrett;.l in the western wing ; luckily, before ;hey had proceeded far with Olen %ark, ey were interrupted by the persevering vigilance and aßivity of the gaoler, and are now m air thermally secured On Tuesday week, hi. Grace the Lord Primate he! : his annual visitation :n St. Peter's Crurch, in the town •ii Drogheda. We are Isays,.y to mention, that his GI Ace has conferred handrnme Church pre ferments on the Rev. Thos. Pairdough, and me Rev. Sam. Gerrard. A meeting of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of th e coe,ty Roscommon was held at th Sessions HMV. Rosecmmnn, on Wednesday, the 26. h of August. 11101. The Chair was filled by Lord Vis count Lorton, when a variety or Resolutions were carried, for the purpose of suppressing, by a "fiend, cuerwing," every sp , cies of insustretion and attempt to disturb the public peace. Amongst others, it was resolved, that, after th tt precau.i m •in the first vin. lation of the peace, to immediately apply to the-Lor d Lieutenant s to proclaim the county, and put the Insurredion Ad in force. Rewards are also ofiemd• to be given to persons who either by private or pub.. I.c information shall be the means of prosecuting c t ffenders to convietico. And that proteasoi, and, it necessary, stiluisfeher, be solicited from Govern ment. to sucn prams as mi,;ht be deterred, by Leal fears, from furnishing miterial information. TIILTFUIII) LIMB F. 41 .T. At this fair, wh,cii was held on Tuesday last, there were upwards of 30,000 sheep and :arms penned, being an increase of at least one-third upon the number of WI year. They were most of them of excellent %nal ty. The harness of t:nr fair com menced at ;en •••clock h was not so well attended be graziers as last ye .r, although some of the first eminence were there fr m Essex Neither was the vie so brisk, owing t tae quantity bei..g much larger than r-niti nab : been exnetted, and more than equal to the demand, m nit it rather dull Notwitostar.ding a nick there were a great many s ild (.early twe curds) at much about the prices given at Ipswi..,. J. Psloseir%'s, F. 5%. Sento:loam wrhers unsold, the pric • asked 2.. per head lower than last year, 11111.1C:1 %' , 4% 225. 6t. 1. rhorp's El. of Chippenharn Park, wether lambs, at £se. Bevan's. Ern. South-dowts wether lambs, at 23, J. Bel tun s Esq. half-bred Leicester and Norfolk, wether and ewe, at 20s. D. Setvelf's South-down wether lambs, at 245. Do. half-bred Leicester, wether and ewe, at 24.. Mr. I. Fuller's, same breed. wether 1, at Os 6d. Mr. T. Maniiing's, same breed, wether and ewe, at 20i. 6J. Mr. J. Manning s, same breed, archer and ewe, Ilia. 63. Mr. Arches's half-bred Downs, wether and ewe, at 21s. 6d.—The Norfolk% were very few sold, except a few prime ewe lambs at •Cils. *ilea:ling ewes at SU—This fair promises to become one of the largest in the two counties of NJrfulk And Suffolk. PUBLJC.M3. Tuesday last was the day on which publicans ap plied to have their licenses renewed. In one par ticular di itrift, which we at present forbear to men tion (it is not 100 miles from London-bridge). the worthy Magistrates took up the subject of the pe tition lately presented by Mr. Sheridan, with a little more aawatran than was strialy consistent with their dray. Every publican, whose name bad been pin ro that petition, they catechised with more than usual si-terity. They had a list the intiers, and to each they successively put iiicbtiona to the following purport—Did you) Mt sign the petition lately presented by Mr. Sheridan in the House of Commons. which complained of oppression on the part of Magicrates in the granting rif licenses?— How came you to do so I—Did you ever know an instance of any Magistrate in this distrift having abed oppressively towards &publican. &c. kc. ? To all these questions, such answers as the Magistrates wished tor, were submissively given; but one pub lican haying ventured to address them with some degree of boldness, did not obtain his license. Last Friday morning, about one o'clock, a fire broke out in the stackiard of Mr. IL WOOO. of Water-side Farm, Canvey Island, Essex, occasioned, it is supposed, by lightning ; when the produce of near 100 acres ot corn. and about 100 'oasis of hay, together with a barn and stable, were totally de strayed : no part of which property was insured. The loss is estimated at 20001. A few days store, four horses, belonging to Mr. Fay, ot Sandford, near Oxford, were taken by a boy with their harnrss on. into a shallow pond. about knee-deep, to drink ; when one of the horses, as is r.ot unussal in warns weather, began splash ing the water with his fore-low. by which means it became entangled in the harness, which caused Lim to plunge and throw himself down. This alarmed the other horses, who Manse qately plunged and kicked, and consequently became moire en tangled. till they all fell ; and three of them, words upwards of 10 . 1 guiiirAs, were drowned. lite boy, who was on the tare horse, was taken ow, nearly wilLtested with water and mush, and severely bruised. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. toersstny rff. seer 4. The number of Ear-India passengils is greater than eves went before to one fleet. They h-gta Arrive, as the convoy is soon erreted to sail. 4td - merle I Drury is soon espeded to hoist his flag on 'mart! roe Ifownceik, which is to convoy them. Arrived the Ba 4 rr, —. from LoNclon, Found ro Demer a ra ; ll.pe. Middleton ; and the George. Thomas, for Malta. Also the Rallis:lr; from Arundeight, detained by ilk ns- trig , gitn-brif Sailed the Dapper .nd At on a cruise Caine into harbour the Liephat t And Peiwe George. Sir James Craig, it is believed, :trill he follow. si to North Amsrica by the 3d Ruffs, 2.5rn, 2d Bat. Wino of 83d. and the 91st Regiments. SEPTEMBER 5. Sailed, Hi; Majesty's brig Cepia'tsi. with Mr. G imbier, for Lisbon. Passed by, for the Drawls, His M. , jescy's ship itaidepe, with the following East lodiamen under convoy. viz tad St. Lord ArGoo, Hapridal, Lad!, Jaws Dultdag, Asia. Hen's', Mesh lard Cat'srecka. ellexaoder, Mottareb, aril the :autiseergra, b:ig Fly. from the Cape of Gond ficpe, .‘;011e. prom and Arlansie. from the South Seas.—Wind SW. PLYMOUTH, SE?T 3. Came in the Pi!awful. Grossord, from Mngadnre also the following Dani. 6 se.ael , detained, viz the Hope, Krunton, horn %%rated rd, by the I ootsa g ,, n brig ; Ansanutl, Holland . Inrm l'onnirgen. by Cie alviaiow frigate ; and the Oa, ti,failt Plog, Gonsai:l, from —, by the armed s',ip gtrheirix. Sailed Hi. M j ty's ships Scorpion and tioxkoavd, on 4 ETtliSC.—Wind Al MOUTH, Si PT. 2. Arrived the ship Sutra, from Liverpool, l..nral to Malta; Also t.e llst.ish gelhot Beier , 1 r 'rope, from Z.rit- fit Copenheg. n with cora Ants, det•it,el by the fluno&tr armed :hip. DEAL, lEFT. 4. Remain in the Down. the Priiirm o f thole, and Canada men of nor; (.2(iid: and Crocodile ti;g4tro.; Sra-Gall and ilesol.te sloops of war ; Harmon./ viz. tualicr,.s'svit and Diligenicpilot vessels ind S.W. SEPTEMBER 5. Arrived and sailed for the River.Wie/Tra:;, from Limerick. Came dow from the Rutor, the .Yore, Busker, for the south Sem.—Wind S.W. FRO.il SATURD 1Y A !WIT'S 04ZETTir. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Milian' Locals andJoh., Miners, of Ilk* city of York. to baetentsts. A.igest 28, 1807. J. Bell and Walla. Sell. of Dittaff-lane, f.ondon. !eptem be, 2, 1607. J. Boil, William Sell, J. C. Lutena sad John Craufoord, Dula London, sugar-refiners. Srpteuitier 9, 101.7. D Detormetux, Samuel Hutchings.J. Hutchings ii;o1 John Detenineautt, of 19, Little pintail, Altlersgati.-street, tallovi el,anillers March 2:), Edward Meetc.., a.i.lJohla Smith. of Aldermanbury, in the cite of 1.0.'.d0n, minion...men. September 1,13 , 4. William Cross. arid Boger (-NM both in county of Lanc as ter, arid &Aunt athani, of Hau,well , ou the sa..l °reedy, cotton-manufacturers. July 91, lau7. Joseph lions and Juhl tisrlick. of Nallome„ 111 We couoty York, arid makers. August 31, 18..7. Jn.hsa 11argrave and Thornai Burton, of Greenwi c h, in Kent, itonn.ougersauil wuahs. September I, 1507. Sykes Rockers ai.d fo...rnas Wribeld. of It...tuerhan, in the county of York Sept. 5, 1037. J.hrt Atkinson, Thomas Wail-s, fame. Serve and George Wailes of Gateshead, in the coronary of Durham, rusts vs. 1111111114:1110.1111. July 3, Ica. isAsioturrelES ENLARGED. Charles Nelson, now IM late of Wrossuas, iii the minty of S.:rrry. coal merchant. de..lar 141.1 criapin,ii, fro,. Septusub,r 19, to Septernimr 111 , at ten, at Guildn.i., Cooper, of Chock. Saint U.yth, in the county of Essex, merenant, niajtst..r, wimollitger, dealer and chapouan, trona September I, to October 011, at tan, at Guildhall. Lou don. BANKRUPTS. William Clow and Matthew Close. of Loads in the, county of Yogic, dyers, fictive and eltapmen, to surrend •,, Septem ber 15,114 at ten, a.:•1 October 17, at toolve. at Guilduall, London. Attorneys, Mews. Vandereont and Cmayn, Bush lane, London. John MOOR, late Of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, and Thomas Smith, late of Wyeli.sueet, Saint Clement. Danes, iu the anent, of Middlesex, cheesesamwers, deals,, and chews'', to cirri:Wet, September la. 19, and October 17, at three, at the Doi Tavern, in Deaolgare, w Man chester. Attorneys, Means. K,arsley and Cardeed, in Manchester. Thowea Stone.: an of the city or Exeter, money..erivener„ to Amender, Sept.:Daher 7, 19, and October 11, at eiev-i., at the 014 London Inn, in tne city of tamer. Attorneys, Mr. t;irces, Leateri, al/ Mr. Feubank, Ely-plan, Lon don. Thomas Sterrett, of Painswick, in the county of Gloucester, c!othte-,b, surrauder, Siptenibar 14, at five, Id, and thurber 17, at elviren , at the Ilolden.cr ass, snuatol at C4lll . l , Clinl, 111 Randvrack. Attorneys, \h. Talbot SAtagc, !Litton-garden. London; end Mr. John Saunders, at Curt'. -loss, near Stsoud. James Dalton, Stephen Shaheroes, and Jo'in S:salcree, of Marten:ller, fie the atmeety Lancacer.cotton-spiiiiiers, deafen awl chap:a:ea, to eurrerieler. September 14, 19, a n d Oem.me• 17, at four, at the Palace Inn, in Manchester Astoiue ve Messrs Kay anAteitshaw i , Manchester. Wdliaiu Mips, ate of Strighthalussterie, in the canoe) , of Suesed, cod-merchant, dotter and Chapman. but now a pri soner in His Majesty's prison of the tleet„) to surrender, Sep. ieltber 13. 19, and October 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. don Attorney ,Mr.Jelirs LIIU , J.nies-streeK Buckinghaii,-gate, London .I,Keph S. mkiti, late of 'Upton, in the county SteLod, chain veneer, dealer and elouroJa., ( Out new in the caunte prmun of niatforl), to surrender, October 8, S, and 17,4, eleven, at the Lndeton's !VMS Inn , TelllCric*, Ili the coo ,ty or htaftord Am - mute's Mr. John.t..n, Hal.-Strur-Ce.e, Ironer Temple, London , and to E. IV.Jacerun, We.t brotsivriet t . May Corke•ti, mw or Isle or Ceriato-re.d, Snereditel , , the v.unty at Mottbeten, chair-manuleeturt r, to surrender, Septemner 11. It, aol t1e , 614.1 17, at tvrolve, at I...nnton. Attorney, Mr. John flatten, f)eao-street, South whet:. DIVIDFNDS. October 3. John beaks at the ancient town of Rye, in the county of Some*, urn-ketwer, horn...J.:anti, dealer mad chavaaan, at ten, at the Geta(e-,nu, .a t the ancient town of Rya. November 7. M..k Finishes, of Rally-court, Lose.lan e . I n the cagy at Loodon, wool nit re.uet , tau, r, dealer and chap moan, at ten, at 4.4 ,1•1 ri isa 11, Lon.luil November 7. J.a..ob Intel Levy, late of Hay non-.treet, ML m on ,,, a n c i a c..uutm of MAdlesex, dueler mad chapeau, at tioa, at Gondlsal, Landon. Novenas./ 14. Thomas Maids) and taleoriat Maltby, of Sits/- lane, Laudon, mercha..ta, at L.:16, at Liaanth•l., Loudon. Ratatensbar .9. James liar, of East hantiahead, an the county of tllddietwa, baker, dealer and cleayasysaa, at ten, at UualdhAU,l.Andon. sew g oo ney pl. John IVbarAm„ at Manchester, in d:tenant, Cem L.,ne.aster, s.etualNr , 41...1tti sod ell•p114•y at e•even, at We pew J avQrst, u. 1)e .nag Ate, Manchestea. October I. Wai:aaan Whits of the city of Norwich, Haber- Camber, Miaow and altaiAan, aK how, at the Rice bell lila, in the parlrlt of St. Jolene( Timbals: in t 1.,. ;cl, Se,ermilen VIL Willient Travers nf i 7, me , it: the eentity of Lsii , a4,i, e!,,, end chrivineti r at cL Teo, at the Late and Wortdp & i. October V. ea W mati,i, all of Manchester, in the Cuu: meethanni, at eleven. at the S'ai ,„ Mane re.te.. s eptet .o,.., v . , . jells Wareing, late of ,Isneilargh, coun'y of loon.a.ier, dealer sod chaineen, at twelve esnrgo a.ot Orton Inn, i n Prston. C Wi loam Jones, late of Sinitfo.d, in the porn hope, in the county of Hereford, ite der and r !reels, as the Mine Tavern, iu Broad- suer,. of II tel,4 Septeitib... Le. William Self, of the city of Rath, entnts of *menet, mercer, draper, dealer and elia, ar eterei-. at the White Nurse Inn, in the Won of ton, in the caulity of Deems_ Robert Mason, isle of Pudsigh, in the of Exa, dealer in cattle and eliapoian, (but 0, enter i_i the King'Aletich ?mot. ) , at ten, at Iniodun Noseiiihtr 3, William Peace', late of iliinhir.roy, county of Middlesex. vietualkr, dealer and c s• 1 ten, at Guildhall . Loudon Seidember BV.. Joseph Bc.tale and Thom,. Efd,•.., Salford, 13 the counts of Lancatter. e stun spiontr,, and Jupnien, at elteen, at the Dug Tavern, ; chewier. o;tobei 6. Richard Z,teh Troughton and John Censer', row, Crutcheil-Friars, London, Issue , es ten, at Guildhal. Noveni.en le. Edward Winielock, late of Queen's tuti• he, insuranc. -bioker, dealer and-ch a p atis ,, , G London. CP. i:'1 . 14 ICA TES —•Strr t 6. William Whitaker, n , er sir late of Wee...ft .IJ, in the of York, a• dJore,di Whitaker, now or late of Lee in West A•aney, in the pu,.h or Wuudcoutch, c .ow, of Y ole o colliers, dealenand elmonen. Abel Voce and Henry Co, lt, lots r..r the city of drape-c, deio•re alilchap:neu. John Znitchntan Cie elJar, rof the town and cne , tr to•en raal .4ot:et, tlea.,r e ol 11.011. Wlllllll3 Wakeford. SI Horsham, iu t h e t„,„,, of •oupltee;set, dedke• aof Junh httentin.np, of Nywed.th• von•Tyne, in the of Mastlioniberland, t”tatecocist, dealer at's! coupon James Fepaootn, nut", err f.m of Sp :wail, in the , Rimer, dealer and chapman. Geui K e of Lantartei. in the county of 1.211C211 'nerds:wt. iti t i sar g 11, tfonl , of Alfretosi, in the couso of Derby, aR r, dro:tt and chapnian. Agit , Cosec ,n, late of retter.dane. Londe's, painter, dealt, and enipsnan MEETINC3 OF CRF.DITORS, AT GLUM 2...hiwaeow. Arehiluid Ma.kean, late of Wurchesterttreet, Lon don, na.reh•at 11. , Mai Nub. t, ILO -street, Southwark, chiva u all Samuel Llryt Paddington Middlesex, gra-or , Jaen Sonesonds, Souti:aroirkon-row, ktroontsbuty, 1114.11e•ex upholsterer Thova, Ballard, late of Sheerneii, Ks, t, r 1.1.- seilf • DIVIDEND‘. Willaru Long. Stonehouse, :nor Plymouth. Davo !harp. battrr Charles Kilby. Watford, fierubrdshno, surgeoo twd apotis.xary CERTInCATES Goalie Sraereal.aaf .eran. r aa airret, a the parish St Nl:emo t ion, au Liar a.uout) Swity, *table keeper, dealer and 1111•Pftini in•Cpli of Q .ac .street, in the city of London, floto-failur. Joseph Lakaat Danie'q, tithe , wise Jogepb Elkin Daniel*, of CAS'ellllll 'Men. London, merchant, desk r and Chapman Jo4i B I krley. es WoN•eci. ,, nuAiln. in the Cogilat, of SI. , Axe, alma that, roarer, dealer and elaaa t .ntata . Waltooo B mdell, of W:twyo, in 11110 eJoaty of Hertford, malt ter, deCer and elaapnaan. At Bartholomew Fair, on Saturday, while one cf the showmen was delicately swallowing half a dozen k,ires ar 1 forks. and assuring the speaators that he would blow nut his brains with a pistol for their diversion, a pole, which supported nne of the pa geants gave way, in colisegitersce of which it fell on the heads of the crowd, and many persons were severely hurt. PRICK OF STOCKS SATURDAY. 3 per relit. Cow& 43 iit 'ter Cent. Navy 96 11 I.nng AIIIItIitiOS 18* Imp. Annuities . 1,..11,.. Stnek D•rto Run& par Is 4is. Excinegtwr Rot s .. is. Me. par le. 310. Enslish Lottery Tickets. 261. IN. r , tlllolll for 631 irish Uranium .. T. RISR s StoekUrelber., 1. 4, Corohill, mid 9, Cbmwirve.d.• sr3cra,.sgrir. t. Government Genststnrev, it pm cent 7ll Government Dabsattne4 5 per Cent COURSE OF IXI A:l—•eotain J U. Onto at Sight 35 1 Italia dam ll • 2 U. Hamburg!, 34 'a 211.1. Aliona 36 9 3,U. Para 1 .y's date 24 6 Ditto 24 10 Y U. Hordeaul :VIANGE, Skrr. 4. Veno:e 5l 04111, C. Napleo 41 I.l,iput .64i 1(1v0r... 64 Dwlts.n Cork l'l Alelrt.l.. -:n Paper. D Ito 3I elfoet. Palermo ..... Demo nelbial 3sl itgh ~ n 50 ! Gown .4)1 1111V , Llf.81. 1'0 , 111'4; (.old tot Coin and liars per vs New I) Nee D Shan — Shiver in Bart, New I. , mts each . Use of rite Mink on tinPa, • hi per Cent. ' NIARRiAGItti. At Sts Pancras, Mr. Ste:shen Lavender. to the sore... Miss Car,imeal, of Bow-creet, C.nrisht•garden On t'•e 26th ult be special lie nee, at Wroip....tln. 4 ,, 1,, • seat ol the MaNisi. of sl,go, of ...• couuty of Mayo, 1,4 laved, so Louisa, yoritiaest : • of the late Honourable John Brown, of In lila win Tuesday nennight, at Stanton, in Norfolk, W. Erg of Stamford, in Lincohishi.e, to 'Mira 0 clew: s•, youngost daughter of the late Lk Older4haw, ..f Staunton!. On Tuesday last, st St. Luke's chapel, Norwich. by the Rev. the Dean of Norwich, George Valentine Cis, 1..41 Redel Of Law of the University of Oifor.i t to Miss Reckw:th, eldest daughter of Dr. Beckwith, of Dcan'e-square, B.ir• vrich. DIED. Is D.ll)lin, aged SI, the Rew. Mr.O'Brien Ile tea• a nun. I hed tearnma r and equally tialc.l tor lotxratty g! mind and urbanity et mmiaert. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, Al' L,ONDON-0150 , 41.A.F. Mom . • "RR dew ..1 Enn..53 . LONDON!--Prinwd by ID DAVIDSON. Nu 11. Mike— e..tatt, tt.tr-ttrart, Covent•gatden, sad ptibltthert at the I , fri , •. No 13, Ulla ,4 St. Clenornell (Mural, Sinand. W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Beltun-st wet, Lobs-Aese • (hkers, kc Ito 'hi. rapes, sent to the Office, (port p.. 1. will be duly atosoded to. ' .O y„,; in th e •.1 ••• TAO' • . , at Gs.. 4 4 . in t. I • etn, io Ma., 3 An.lreo., ue mon..twg. , en's Nos, P.., eei qui at feu, , I the coorey if Lee lutch, in the 1. la , Li of Cbueecer, !ov't!' of the L.: dal cha.• 7 of Suns, I the euee4, napoi.n. the coooty of Laucusw, r Derby, ho. linter, Lllll ki.L, e. Lon- • 3 lo 3 to • isbuty, • it 13 rl, • ft 10 Daeon• . 10 oo loud .• It • , f St Mar ! , rt, dealer and I of London, ri Daniels, of atnal% .outy of Suit of Hertford,.