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SPORruc INTELLIGENCE. BM MARK ET FIRST OCTOBER 31ECTING, VRIDAT, OCT. 7. Ma. C. Brnwite's f. by Patriot, Tat. ;lb. heat Mr. Etwes's Achilles itst. alb. Aenrie the rht, 7 to 4 apt Mr. Browise's f. 1.4 Sarkvilk's Drcrirel, ant. APb. beat Mr. Wyttillosts's . 3fOuse., ist. 1-21 b. Two -)r tol , l Course, loops. 5 to 4 on ficycliner. . Sweepstakes of :gags. emit, h. R. Two-yr old Couise. Ist. :db. each. Mr. Paaton's f. by Waxy, out of ttalphind's &tn.. etc. ft. Lilt:. 11. Cnr.....16,11 9 a f. Itinrulind, I.y kid prim Per. Grosartmer's f bs glgipasugus, out of Lady Jane pd Ist. Local thunvrours Eatalt; rec. scogn. from Ntr. Ithak.alocaren Sit David, get. 13lb. Acts.. the Plat, .iouipt. h. ft. STOCKTON MEETING. MON ibAy, err. &-Areepstakei of logo.. ;tub, with 3ogs. aided, toe three yr old cults awl hihro, Two-mile heat.. Lunt Hawk-v's eh. t Slother Goose, b) Stamford, out ' - - of Ducbrs, cit.t Sir H.l'. Vaue's b. e. by Skuttle, dirk by Pbtsisuoke. ' Dun, Ast. .;11. 3 2 Mr. W. IVilmuses b. r. Ai3ity,l w Expectauou p daL am. 2 •:r 5 to 4 uu Amity; after Mr heat, 3 to 1 We MOW GO(116C. Woe eery easy. - - Sweepstakes of coca. each, for blotters not thoroughbred. Two-mile beats. (r, Srabarribrrso `lr. J. Farrow's hr. laytiotrar, try Oberon, yrs °Pk ttrt. 31r..11-rksott's b. f. Lady, by Auttuouv, 3 yr. .4, lost 2 a fiuttott's bay gekliug, by St. i:comtr, 4 G _ yes old, tort 3 3 So H. T. Varo's hr. h. by Shoat*, aged, t Jst•••• •• • • 4dr Z. to 4 on .l)a) fleet r , after the, hoot, 4 to Lou 314yd:over . Woo leery eits. • TS: Es. AY. The AT milt•li plate of 501 Mr all Ivor Three-mile heats Mr: Gorwood's els. S. Darriagtoset'adr. by Hya cinths*, 4y rs uIJ, ost. Mr. Ilssmoo.ors bc. VOrtesit, 3 yrs old, fist. 141 b. Ms. Vetoers b f. by Spot, out of Spitfire, J yrs 011, iSst Vtllstie'•• b f. Amity, 3 yrs fist lotto 3 al' I tot sod 4 to >t ea thrtington.Cade ; oiler the first best, 6 sad 7 to 4 oirt Mr. Ihminusits cult; after the secrisd heat, Rto t, and .. 1.1 00 1/4.14340..31.C.'3. e , irbu eras .1..4e. be R Johasou for the first best, 'soil tor the tits pest by J. Garbutt. 1 b..se it fine heats as ever roc WEDIIISDAT. lIIRtr 404.4.•. ti for oil ages.• • 1 brie mile heats. - Vied Ilirake's (-b. f. Mather Guusr, by Statitturd, 3 yell 111. 4 .0311 t. lOA Mr. 'l'l%tort's b. V. Flair Stan, o yrs old, we_ 3 • Mr. &lotuses b e Chile, 4 )1% ..W, sit Mr. Gorwon.l's eh. g lturf.tigten-t'sde, ryesista, gut. _ 311, to I **Odle i after the twat, tto on 31ollter Guam. Woo copy. SnIiTHALLERTON. We are nthrinctl that thcre was no race on Thnretlay. WREXHAM NESTING, toot. 1%30.414 Oct. 4. The Town Purse., ',dips 501 b. sod the Lone to stein. tbl. Sir W. W. %rpm's STs'in;;;;!1;1;;Mle, 7st. 71b....... Dlr. Smith's hr is. Mrs Mlariliird, 4 yrs Old, !tit. 719. 2 2 9 sod 3tu t tot Sir IViitkin ; oftve the hest, SSo I 11 . c3s easy. Frchle ass rock is a capital stile by yawing Timm,. without either a btp or spin. • PA 4i2 DAY. A !leveret-Ars of Ifilive4.ll. One ta ...mile brat, 1 tht. emit Mr. Prier's b. E. by air Thomas, 4 yes ohl lift Corlwtt's b In Ripens 2 Mr. 1... g. a Is. oi..i im old ' • 3 6 to ♦ .1.1 Mi. Laric . 4 to —.% most aortal tact, and sun by balf a neal, vista DAY. A inattli for pp. the beet of three-mile bests, between %fr. F...l.mrds nod Mr. Pitlishiels. Mr. Edirardn's Wreet2DAY. A 'Slime Cep, vehe• 4oi the gift of Sir W. 11)no, Bart. by horses, the property of Privates mod Neisewrismimintied olifiens in Om North %rah s (av ftimmeite heath. Mr. lartge's b. yr• Mr. C. t ariwriahrs b. iti.oo.slie-goes t ors old.. 3 I -J Mr. Resiceoe's rh. to ♦ srs Mr. Penheet'‘h m. 1w Voting ,Tzrste, 4 ) 4 4 1 Mr. Jews's hr. m. Skylark, by Meteor 5 3 5 SAME D&Y. A S geepoakes of tin.. smelt. OM two, mile beet Her. Tim), liesee.a. b. t..Viriimim. a pis old 1 Mr Priet's b. G. l'seteeiltr. i Pn 144 'POLKA. !MA SION- 911111.9% en?. R. • TWO f.oertri, beiongio; en sa ire later privately ekamiued as a charge of Ptealissig a boa, said to contain patois mid rotes to the value of of a geutlemaii, )who stated, that harbor arrived au Mao by a stage•roaeb, the bus was take" out try the porters ot' the inn *where the coach stopped, and could not afterwards he Mond The me* mid, they - might or might wit 'hare corirerid Ruth a boa into the warehouse, but they knew nothing Wood it —.I Oriel ingoily was ordered to he made, to find not the I` , "PertY• At permed we decline stating any further particulars con cerning thin robbery. 01111,DHALL. Saturday, an elderly Gentleman was beoagbli livion: the SITTING MAGIP ebargril by the Churehowrileioi, kc. of a parish in the enionter, on the infornsatioa of a yosiiig woman, who wan likely to heroine a burden on them, with being the father of a child with which she pregnant. A warrant had twin ler:maid by the Jolliet: of Peace so the country, wlirch hoeing beta harked by a City !llogMti cite, the venerable delinipu at , If married man, holding &situation in sat of the Mirk., whmir servant - the :tart hid been, Ind Oboe be had sent to the emmitry to be delivers); 'a& taken emitody. lle W 3! urclensd hy. the Abu to be dithtioeti., till he aboakt eater into a buod to indemnify the parish. QtraßN-INVAIIi• no Thursday, at this Otte., Ann Lloyd, the mistress of a brothel in ehartewstreet, f'ireetibiranlen, epee., to an• toe etnnplaint arta•tr atrasust her b An intererliutt ', m ing CO, &boat 11 44 sie, Ulf &kir an.a.le Killary, Mho haul I ,, dettl ta h. r boom for a 1.4 4ur.nl that Cane bid paid hr. ' . 16 . 4 fi I .iio--_y 99 la•ing alyS fut. pa"- t.;ut.ou ! Miss lunacy near claimed from the Pt.*ndasit I al.tat..' 'of d. 1 w which lobe not only reflowal to pay, but bad Coo det..illed her clottttas. • The M t+1.111....Ti.• reprobated the cuouurt of ,Mother IJOO, sod ordered her to puy the Amor etalui, sod hkeh sot to reluru tice clothe, %chic.% WAS secordin .7!) 4une 'The Rev. Mr. NIAtiILICE is now busily einployed in the completion of the last volume of hie History of Modern India. - Within tlio6e few days, at :in auction of modcrn honiehold - trete ,otd some chair., theft olive were the property of Sir las AC Nswaost TilUreilly Mr. l.t.kNAkD SITVENSLIN %rag WIT:4 iota (111.: office oViforr ur Si.utiriottl, mid Mr. Ey 4aD .I.sitsw was rilotett a Capital Omer 110. Alto Cote Lords ST. 1 iF.1.E141 . % and firm mier, EVAN Footr.ft, 1 wl. tiG lf and the Rev. Ur. fluoafpt, tautert of the estate of the Martio6 or Extreaj. and a large party of Geotlenieu of the town and orighboorhood. ufter oatdo diued witll4fi irLA Y . O a at the Tomo AMPRIC,4. 4. CHARLESTON, AUG. 27. , 16 The consequences wlZelt the inhibition way be productive of. if not shortly taken oft, will, in all probability, be felt, especially by the Southern Section or the Union, when there who were its au thors have mingled with'thei• Itittrlred dust, aud are only remembered to be in execration. There is too ninth reason to believe that the destruction which it has brought on t,he L counuerce of the coun try ha., perhaps for "ever, alienated the affections of the tudialutuuts of the Northern and Eastern States towards the Government, aud paved the iv,ay for an event, *Mel) will put a period to the eltisteitee of a tuition, than which none ever had fairer prospects. These ~homy apprehensions ought not, howeve:, to create iletip , ajr, but rather ought to rouse the peop:e fronothe lethargy in which they have too !nags indulged, awl stimulate them to the must noble exertions. " The intelligence of the insurrection against the French in. Spam ll*, been received with the ireat esr joy in. the Floridan and Mexico: In the /. tort 'du, the French were so apprehensive of falling vie tine.. to the vengeance of the Spaniards, that they fled with their ffcets into the territories of the State . s.—The British were received with the higlic4 veneration anal affection." BOSTON PUBLIC MEETING, Ate. 9 . " A4rei ably to notification, a very numerous meeting was 11.-Id in Fanniel-`.tall, at ten o'clock, when Stephen Cadman, Esq. was chosen Modera tor. The notitieation was then read, when the How Joastltra Nlasnu, after a number of very prrtiimat remarks on the subject, of the fol heaing motion, in the form itt a vote _ _ • That it is expedient fur the town of Mato' trimer.firt4 to petition the President of the United Stator. to 1116pella the tans, laying, an embargo, either stonily or ID .to he limier rimed in him by the C.)aprat of the r'.iica Stites ; and if auv doubt bllonl.l exist, as to the sitifirie,e% of ti,ose !rowel!, that he he requested to lull the Congresa tooth ras 60011 us limy he ; and tint u Com• mince of eight per+ona he ,qmointed to prepare and submit to the town a petitriu is rotifitrinit." " The motion was wevititleil from every quar ter of the Hall ; and a very spirited and eloquent debate ensued ; lit which the motion was sustained by the flint. Nlr. Ittlll4/11, Mr. Daniel Sargent, the lion. Messrs. Uric sod Gore ; and was opposed by :Mr. Jarvis. Benjamin Austin, and George Blake, Esqrs, The• debate was protracted until two o'clock, when the question to adopt the mu tion of Mr. Mama passed, by ail in 1111111111 l majo rity ; (not Inure than In or all hands aigiilitat it.) " The following gentle:wen were chosen ott the committee, viz. the Item. Jonathan Maiso.i, Mr. Ser4eut. 41rnt. Christopher Gore, Mr. Jai. Peektilli, Are Arnold. Walla. Mr. Thomas H. Per kitts, and lion. town then voted to add the Moiltehitor ; and adjourned to four o'clock. then to receive the•report of the Com mittee. " At four-o'clock the town asseintaletl according to adjourn Dent, w:leit the. Committee reported the milvieguent. blmuorial, which was react from the Chair, and passed nearly unaliinoti.lv. We be lieve there were 110 t liwlf a doLea limas u6nattist it in the hail. TO roe. PILECUIIIIIT or Tim VIITTD 117111Cle. " The i dialtitents of the town of Kostod, in legal Town Mertiag bee; leave respectfully to represent . " That uniformly Inflitcnced by a seese of patriotism, and a respect for the constitittled authurit.ca of their country, they have motional without Opowittiuti or complaint the Cm . harrasemvits and luaus arising fi Mil the existing embargo on the vivid* a:ale:4mM trpd of the United States ; and they trust, that the history of the revolutionary tear, and the annals of the pe sent Goverliment, wilt furotah ample testi mony of their readiness to make any personal ilerritiCCl, and to endure any privatiune, which the public weigliell may truly empire. " That they are folly aware of the inillspenuble necraity of supportiug, at all times the lass enacted by the Govern- . meet of then choice. Pu ler this impression, they have ree trained from impressing the wishes they moat seer bly felt fee ' the removal of the einhargo; mid hot lie the ere( remota lob Fiorito.. hick materially change the aspect of our forgive relations, they seimlil )et silently emit for the meeting of Congress hi the hope of obtaining Irmo that boautirable body reli4 from till. presadre of (his great calamity, which bears with peculiar weight ou the Eastern States. o Dented by nature those valuable and luxuriant staples which cupstiinte the lichee of the South, they secroot-ily one lunch ulf their prosperity, Fader the blessing of neaten, to their own mt. : Flame and industry on the ocean. It is therefore+ a deity, air well a. a right, to avail thrinselces of every Air uccOurni which offerti, foe procuring the rtioaral of the esiiitiug restraints spoil their maritime committee, more especially when this may Isc effected in a mode cob 'Patent with the lama and policy by which they were imposed They theiefom pray, that the embargo, in whole of in pert, may be suspends, according to the powers tested iu the l'residmit, by the Cmegrees of the f 'nittsl States; and if any doubt slesnaid rust of the competcrwy of these powers, lLev moat) hamitiv. sanueet the( 4'mo/tress may be coos coed, as arty m putwlde, for the purpose of taking the subject into r °titbit iatiou." " It sue then ruteri, that the select men, in behalf of the tows, Issoamit the petition to the Plesidriit of time Coiled Sitar*. " The gun. Mr. Brown, after congratulating Lis fellow. townsono on ti,e enemas t) shah mei atied, offered the fol lowing neutiou " Voted, That the select niiM be a committer to cow . mesicate do pruccialiugs of the tone to the select 1111 . 11 of ittevelter Omni of the cormonownaltli, mid to nemicat thews, if they 11l e tti, to lay the None begot Clew serer,/ towns kit their concurrence " .• This mut oni also pawed overly unanimously; aedsites a cote thanks to the Moderator, the emoting ems dl.. solved:. SO•TON. AUG. 10. ," We are happy m lear n ing, tic we do, from va rious quarters C the United State!, that the people are arousing leoin their leillingy, mid turning their undivided aliens to constitutional retioslieslOr the I 9a4r.att and almost intolerable evils which have been indicted on them ley the fully, madness, partiality, and wickedness of their public servants in the na tional Administration. There are points beyond which forbearance becomes treachery and coward ; anal there ure times when sularussion to accu ladau% wrongs will deserve as well as entail 'Savory. Those Americans who had discernment, in 1774, to diwover these points of time, and who then resisted foreign despotism, have not lost their dis. • • latiir4 power; nor have they yet to learn how to °prince domestic tyranny. They have a cuustitutional guide; ...I they will pursue its di rections l:sithfully to the end." The Earl of LOIII.A-I.e ha* sigailied his inten tion of enfranchiaing his numerous copvloilders throughout Cumberland and Westin°• lend, by which popular pleasure he will be enabled to in close more than acres of valuable laud in those esiscisties, at this time in a profitless state of commonage. IfarilL INTELLIGENCE., ronlmouTn, or;T ! d. Arrived the Bar/1:•ur, of 98 411t114 Rear-Admiral Ttl, r, and the Retrizan, of 74 guns, Vice-Admi ral with the combined Russian and Eng lish squadrons, from the 1 ague. 1 call them coui billed, because they arrived at Spidread upon terms of perfect equality; both Admirals hail their flags and neither of the squadrons had their co (uuro flyutg. This degrading coutrivauce,. it is said, is to keep the Russians in temper, that they mat• not feel humiliated on seeing our coheirs fly ing, whilst theirs, us deposits, must be struck. It took 'ILA, ouly this •,sing, iu coliseq swum r.t . orders from the Admiralty. The Bin:llene, Con queror, Uouegul, liercuk, Alfred, Ruby, kdi zabeilt, and Crocodile, are the lIIMOIVS of our ships ; those sal the Russian skips are too hard foe any one to tell; they are serest sail of the use owl st frigate: OCTOBER 8. Arrived the Boadicea, La Glair:, Dtfender, and Quebec from u critisc. The Expedition still remains at St. Wind W. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 6. Arrived the Unicorn. of 3 gnu*, Capt. Hardy man, front Bilbou ; ',he brings a confirmation that the Spanish Ninny, iti'ennjunetton with n Briti►.h squadron, had attacked mkt completely, ;fere:nett the French at llama, %%ith theloss of u great twin her of killed, wounded, and prisoners. a n d that Bilboa is now in their onssessiaii. . Armed also the Naiad frigate, woos, Capt. Donates, from the Channel fleet. _ . C arise in the Comet. from the coast of Spain ; Taster and Conflict from a erui.r ; also the brig Famoy, f• prize to Ili.. Nlajeste's ship L'Ecluir, and Graird Decide, from St. Do; ming°, with cuttee and hides, prize to Ili* Majesty's COMiiia. Sailed the Crane schooner, Lieut. Tindall, with a COIIVUy to Falmouth. Went nut of harbour the Spanish frigate Probe, and the 11, trim sloop, after. a thorough repair.— Wind N.W. YALMoUTII, A. Arrived the Lady Wier and Elizabeth Dockets from cartitina ; the former in 16, and the latter in three, days. DI IL, OCT. 7. Sati;wl the trig Epher'r, on a cruise. Arrived the Princesi Caroline, Ills Podargas, from Portsnicii.th, and rennin in the Downs, with the rest of the bliivs, as per inst.-AVM S. W. OCTOBER 8. Arrived the Royalist from the Wedaurd. Arrived and onik:l for the River Ow diary Ann. NVaterinatio, from Oporto; aid the Ant, Simple', from Madeira. FROM S.ITURD.LY NIGIIf S GAZETTE: 0e..6 rP, IP4m. •• • • The. King bnu bren picase4l L. nominate awl InintintAtinn Rigltt John Hoo..oktiant Crete to be H 31 ajt:4o( Forny Ettrmtrduc•ry and Mt liSitsr Plenipotentiary to )111' Cathodic Majesty I•'rrdinaett the Seventh ; and ho. bees pleo.seol to direct hitu to resole RI that Character at the Seal of the (*carat ur Suptetne Jenta in Spain. . Admiralty-INre; Orr. 8, Hle. Vir•-Admiral Vestion, Commentate in Chirl on the Fee.. ttri Owlet of Scotland, hai tranninitted to thix office a let ter from Sub-Lt.- utenaut Chnt•ks Balfour, cousinan,liug His Midesty's ;nu-venue thee leeetieh, pivittg so account of his baine, on the soh ultimo, when convoying smile truite to Mhtilond; eeptiireil the Daniell cutter privateer Don Fliokke, of our t-2-poniiiter earrooa.tes and Iwo swi:eiey and :4 4 NNW mu, nFre, 8. 1801. Jet Heetdent of Life GtiariN—Lieutenant-Colonrl Terence O'bettilin to 11..• Etentenant-Colonel, by purchaar, Mee Lieutenant Hewes! Boot who retiree. Captain Thomas JiMVO Birch to be Major and Lieutenant- Coitiacl, Tire D'Luthlim. Lieutenant Henry Bristow to be Captain of a Troop,. tire Direll. • Corset atittNath-Lieutenant John Henri Davis to be Linde- RAM, 1 . .t.0 noyeliiewuckst of Horse hoards—irony Hamster, Gent. to Corn. t, Ivy purchase, %ter brake, proiatate.l. Gth Re:zitto itt of karma tinurds--Ltarid nay, Ge..t. to he W1111..1.1 pi 111414.1. t Ith Regiment of Fuot--Nlajor H. H. Bradford, from the 9th Gorily...in r.attalloo, to be Major„-riee Smelt, WIW M t-flanges. gth Carri,po Battalion—Major Witham Smelt, frurn the tuft Font, to be Major, rice Bradford who cm-bailee. • l'. V El'. • Captain J. J. Dunkin, of the 16th Foot, to Major in the Amoy. STAF V. Captain .tleMinoter Lim .1 wood, of the Silt Veteran Bat 11 tun, to hr tic4lls4 to the Lictitettaut•tioreruur of Nova Sco tia, ewe Went* or, lt, G.tRIIIStIN. Captain William Steuart, of the Nth Royal Veteran no ta ttoo, to be Toss-Male, of AMerery, vice Hamill, de ceased. • Do rr Oa. S. 1 SOS. ffie kfajest ter, b-eu plekt:4l to anoint Lientenkot-Cr *real Ceorige Neekwith to he (:o or and Contitruoirr in Chief of thr !Aso' , of Aarbodooto; Sir Clarke grabaue, gut. Captain ia dor Royal gutty, to be Cui.erniir and Conoownoler in ChWf of the liland of St. Vitieent Heigh l.lGut , r.q. to he Ciptain-fiehtrol nod Coier of tie Leeitarill.lonJ•• _ _ Am* ti abatis W4041e,,, Esti, to be of Berbicc. PAIITNERSHIPS mssotstn. Joseph Coad.11:::111 col Vcnableol, of 11..k...r-strcet, est muster. Hiddlcacx, int rchouts. /e -tirrlKr (i. Isms. Caroline Ortme and Sarah Wittey, of Croat New-street, Gough-sluare, London, milliners Sept. uo, lone. Audrtar Preston and John Preston, of \ l and Riitsort Pmton, jou. of Liverpool, liquor-tuerelsanta. June 124, 1407. AVilliass and Gilbert Fregtison, of St. John.street, Lon don, kattu•r-hctnrs. Sept. 4n, 1.01. Witham Sachetlle Tn—ser and Prurient Ricardo, of flow, Middlesex, brewer.. September ep, Imes. Thomas Shaw, John Shoe. Jonathon Nfarshall. and "'lsa mu* .heldon, of Sheffield, York, edge tu.,l-m•kcra. July 11, 14.61. Richard Stephenson and John Brown, of Glans ford- Bricze, Lincoln, norcors. October I, limo. IVri.;Sit and Thicoss thatchers!, of Runcorn, Closter, ropers October 9.14. Ralph Birkinlwad and John Cash, of Stockport, Chester, builders. Ortoiwi 4, 1404. Edmund 11e0661/ mot John Reusing, of IVeyetouth, IS.rs►t, noreliaots,Octolver 4, 1006. William iliac au,' Moslacur. of nide Lint Old Town, pomp-ensine-nr.lara Oetuto r Robert fin,le, Rirhard Pearson Corcorsoi. ntot Crautptios, of Upper fliames.steet, loodoo, (icon la. Sept. e 9, Joni. Williams Swan, Jame Swan. John Redford. and .1 Am Oran, of Incas and Marelmter, I..ar.raster a( sad L t ,„ rcnec- lane, Londuu, coftun-seJonierturriw July 1, ttw Richard I.rftwich mat Jo•••,.11 Leftwich, of the al um . Mull, liothre %tithe, Surrey, metier.. September as, l oos , Alo,.,thir, It ftl, e,e, j Jeer , . ickethy, An d h o b o lay, ot L1V4.1 pool, nwrcheafte. au, isus. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thoman 1:borot, of Ted,:o gton, Mitl.lirset, irons Iltilliocr A, to Ociolwr Jim. nt C nildhalLana % RichurtrTluwkrrty, 4 llttrto .I , e.itaroi, Yolk, dislAtift. * from N.:pit:whey to ut Luotlou. B.lNlittUrTs Christian Pthindier, of th.rtletr%-kiiihri...7,s, linthurn, nierehaut, to I.w-render, petobir t: 1, al Iwo, 19; it len, at Guildhall, LIPUZLI.e. AitUnk%, Ronser, Iteti Lion square. .%1%1141111 lAtosun, of Stinderlaminear the Sea, to out reinter, Notrunihre a. a , and at the ltridgl. 11111, in Bishops eatinuntli, neys, Mr. nstuts, Catherine-court, . and Mr. Lana, Sunderland. [NO JUitl.3, of Sktuner•strert, Loudon, clice+cmont,r, awn 'oder, Oast. I:wr 13, ,N u►ernucr tg , at t ch., 41 Loudon. Aftorarva Vertu. %%Wet!, AuLtty. and Sou, Famtbury-aquarc, fac,nt Hall, of (lama strirt, Loudon, lu suaremler , 04 toher 33, 1,43, at alive, aus.l Awe r t „I, 4 ult.:, at Atturacy, Mr. Csbutt, DIVIDENDS N tit ember Al. William %fright, :if igh-street, plamber, at tea, at Guildhall, Landau. Oetaber JI . rent Tim:mass, of Beverley, Tort, verivtaw, at eleven, at the Tyger Ins, in-Bev...ley. Noveitilwr 1-2. Llama (Blackmon., of Ilcorellatlart, rovent• garden, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, loodoo. Notember 11. 1 . 11(119.10M Gower, of IS ingstoumuogi •Timist.• Surrey, postmaster, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. ploventher .9. Without .11thain, of Tokenhouse-yard, Lea.. don, broker, at oar, at Guildhall. . . October BQ. Jaimal:rossicy, Italifax, Volt. and of him. attar, London, merel,ant, at eleven, at Gads:Mall, Loan. November i Mary Moore, late of Allwatarle-strert; pa risb or St. Georg:: H negro...square. AI uldicaat, limey dam 'maker, at one, at ' Guildhall, London. Navigator 12. Willis.'., II tutim, of X aiglitJirigb:e )1,3,1h. sex, coach-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Look:a. November I.!. Samuel Linton of trappeohall, (linter, hatcher, at elerou, at the Glo be Tavern, Julia Wort, Li. vermeil. December 7. Henry Wilcock and John Wikock, kak of 3tauchester, stay-sakes, at two, at the Star lon, in Mae cheater. )0104.art 14. Witham Bulgin, of Bristol, minter, at tett% at the Whitt Lion, in 81.11.1,1 street, Bristol. November to. Samuel Pears, of Bread surest, toughie, warcbousegra, Juba WIIISUU, Jl4lll Ratans the yusue ct , linaJtimminiratsou, all a Pleaton Lancaster, cattineuis. nefketmers, at tea, at Gisikthall, easiotos. November It. James Bullock, Lite of se.c. r .rd, Bade lane, London, pare maiebruit, at one, at Guildhall. October 29. Redwood Barry, of Birtoiufhani, factor, at twelve, at the Swan -Tavern, Ball -shell, rev Ilirmiagbam Octaber JI. James feldwitke the elder, of Brielithelui . smut, Sum's, shoe:um:ice, at eleven at the Wilke Bons ia Bs itrtheluislum. November la. James Burghs, late of Seaford, Some; apothecary, at eleven, at Gniblhall, Loudon. Nov.milicr 13., Bobeart Poole, of Prospect-plate, St. Cosner. lit his., Suer oy, hues-draper, at use, at Guildhall, Looks. • Cii.ltTllti'ATLS-g-Ocvonf It 49 , William Green, now or late of Liverpool, ratter. .lo.lr, titer, of Weisfugotb-strei I , parieb of St. Mary, %Vliit.4 Mitidirseir, , sugrir-rethirr, Jolist Bolding, of Welitagirtliostreet, 'garish of St Mary, hitechn pet, iddleses, trmar-refi n er. jp;ms'Eu Her, of Ytlafood s Suffolk, halite. lieOrge ilArlitlet the yougy,ii , of Brixton.causeway, parish 'of St. %tall . , Lambeth, aderlitaii. Jobe .FrOake, ' now U r late of tiweelscote, Clnorkilowa, Gli,urksore, dealer and claspinaa. Sit fiael Javole,, of Cullklite.eireet, Purists, Southampacia, slopaellor. MBETYNc3 Of CREDIToRS, AT GUILDHALL TO- 4144111.01%. .. John A1t4110114, Pickett-street, Middlesex, haber dasher . . .Innven Corbin , Pl ayseard • Ctarober's-street,floodertles , fields, now r..‘c late Purser of the United Kingdom East Indianian, dealer nod ...barman . . 3or Walter Ileitis, mow or late of Modhurst, Suttee; des . . . . Itl e a r Carter, Saidwieb,.Kent, dray. CYRTI rt(ATES. Jokn 'rtolie, of Now Sarum, Wilts, cutler. Jan Poo, Its of the pariah of St. Nit:bola% Wortorkr, builder. ..... .-==res PIIIC.V. 4W STUCliicf 0.14 SATURDAY. S per Gent. Consols . 6siil 5 per Cent Navy Ilitsoienll -• % 1:3 3/ 3 WC • Jodie Stork .... .• .• .. . I 11. . I II . _ _____ ....... flats Boa* . .. .... ....1 ak. par. Exchiquer . 'Mi.. jar 3 perm. 1,. dia. t prcut. Lairliuk Lottery 'rid:eta... ...... ......4fl. 1. - 0. Cousols fur tilt) ti bi I'. ISISH, Mturk-broicer, 4, eurnitill and cf, Charing Cr , ..a. ifikt 77. 7 7 -7 '7'iliiim irrocks, ocre. 3. • pe4.14 per cent. .. overall:kcal Ikh 5 per ccut hr; Ekclumic.—Dohliu uu tAriuturt (Ost. 81 21.____ • **Vitt% (tr. On Wratreachay. at Aincenicaittare Chapti, T. G Worthington, E.'q. late at kintbury, Hallo, to iha Stani:ert, utity daughter of the lota 0. C. Standest, Fel Taunton. Pi' %VI& O Saturday st'anight, in the ei3a jlar of her age, at her house in Turk, Mrs. Mary Mates, a maiden holy, sl , ln the late Coteurl Robert flat o p and niter 01 the late Dow Warburton,. nein, cif Ghnreeeter. lln Wedneacluy tom:rung, by the introing of a Mood weird. in the .i:,I year of his air, Ile. Mail than. tine Capt.thief the Kiu,ratieti. of Holt, :17,4 ann of Mr. Mark Heap. o . l. ` ti " tast e in the 5:11. year of his age,at Wirkliame tuneLonci.a, B.r Julia Clullesea. !kW. of it_ HIG it IVATEIt, Tolls Mb A1` , NN 4 ,11 4 1 Muni 9.. asuCatiar .. 6 £ 31.. 111111. siter..s. Ars SALE BY AUCTION. HEnFrom DSiillt r.. By Mr suuinet, . At Garraway's Coffee-beless, ow THI'RSDAY, I)ry of Oceither, 1,1*.0. at Tweire tel loch, eItE.F.IIOI,I) E4T ' 11 the Comity of Hereford, eseverri•iug the N Roysley of HA MPTI - 10 4 :Xt tURT, the Aortent Honor, • replete *lib seriniiiisoslatisin far n lary faun the tidier*, resriliais, pleasure gremli* ports, the ho water will, Isks, and fish ponds pietortsque groves. woods and plantations, highly orieniuesited her, chiefly oat rienpissior, upwards of tech e statute acres of vein neb swank, meadow, restore. hop ground, and • /Mil 1•1114.1 tythe free), d e linlitta inn 4 10040 (amines, tii e distant from the t t..,miu.trr, aloe from the city of licrefid, dyed and thirty-five front L1141:011. To I.e vice cd, by tie•ct• only; Or Toter, at the titeviarti . , hwe.r, ,a 11:01:p1-4 1 ••." chitin petaled Purtwolsrs goal also al °I, Ilerefuid; the Hop Pole lon, Vf i•tei Coffee-house; of !Alwyn& Boodle, Lou er and of Mr. Claridge, rieo.' ay. Pall- %tall, L 41134 111 plan of the r 1 tataal Imp !writ. - LONDON: Priawed by VI''SON, • butwelbenwil, riot y.street, awe Nu. flew of At num. .bwreb, IT E, of rottue plare lir —tderw, iste. ft.r t teat tw the Udu r, , pest pawl., will le tiosil DIT IA ism fil 6 k iesi "Cl En' de di • 7 - 1; *Ow i Nei elf es ao Tli kil l WIN si nt '1 amit ae . Ir , . 1 . .. tV 4o1M, 1 el l :1 1 1. 1 , on. it a 0 1 1 I I I e aka l : '' talk 11". 0 • • • • 11100 t. M • •• • 01 : 1 i• • ' 1,.}:,:n Tket I „ :unk.. It. Mint. B e ruur ", 19, Ear, •• ft (1111 " L'0•11/1.1 Z Us Ski reti h M t awe kr ,re rti Qtt N. we 61 b te lal T.odd *sai