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I • . #O. 6 -"ke . , 1 A„ , . o 0""" -•• • 111/SQ WIRADE. Anivals at Cliftrn—.. T. ,t 1 I Lady Velitry. Mr. and Mrs. Temple, rev. 1)r ' fann y, captain Nrwnt , Meters. Cook.on Gaga • .k.flirdnn, Mrs. La.icillar., and Mrs Femescl:. Art ivAla at the liotwella. re, S..lnos Smith, tiir John Durkin ' Lady Durlriu , Mr. ant 1.1.. Boutosi, Mrs Illamlinron, Mn. Goodall, Ntr arid Mn. Halo, Mr and M.o. Pone, Mr:. and Mn. Hantwell, Mr. trictrr.r, Mr Pidgins, Captain Junr,, Bes. Mi. Bleck, and f..l.w.ruck ) The lan arrivals at Brighton are-- Vert Craven, 1. eurensitaGeneral I.lrd C Somerset, R;gla iIo.: Lady U Somer.. Lady Hantinifed, Srr Osaald, BA3 r4c.", R.)lietta, C. Wawa:4 Mr. 111:4• and MISS arberher, tire Berko.r M:s Ilattitork, Mr, A!•%and,r. Ntit• 111•1• kins, nu Jeff.•.et s %Ira. *MO. J. II •;....nr, L4l Mr. and Mu. llrstr.on, Mrs. ilrecitharat, Mn. r(1 . P.S. K. 11 VAranr.r. : q. Mitt C. Sewer:A. 1 . 40.4 At RiAD MM.. Esq. I ibt week purchased at the hammer. at Garrawsy's, the noble and vent s-AU. milision And estate called Herstmonceux-place, ne:,, Lewes, late the property of F a Amc is H. Nair- j Stir jilfACierw riX far. WS Alltte.tsfATld a . N4s. On Monday night Mrs. Costa, of Hanover square, opened her house to her friends, for the pur pose of seeing masks. Such is the benevolence of this amiable Lady's disposition, that she lives but to dispense pleasure and happiness amongst her rela tives anti friends; that all the rank and fashion of this great city should vie in whim, variety, and spkndoar of resteisee, to attend ber summons, was only a tribute to her worth. The preparations for the evening were in the greatest style of elegance : the grand hall, staircase, and gallery, were lighted Is, elegant lamps ; the ruire of drawing-rooms dis played great taste; superb diamond-cut-glass Grecian chandeliers were suspended from the ceil ings, and numerous glass lastres were placed in different parts of the apartments. The most beau tiful flowers diffused their odours in this house of mirth ; the front parlour was appropriated for re freshments; the garden was lighted by variegated lamps, tastefully festooned ; at the bottom of the garden was an alcove, lighted by a brilliant star in variegated lamps; in the alcove were stationed his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK'S Band, in full uniform, and Giasazzien's Pandean Band were stationed in the hall. The company was very numerous and elegant. A great many came un maskedot an early hoist ; amongst whom were—. Their Royal Highnmes the Dukes of Cambridge and Glou esoor ; the Dukes Berri and Ile• Ca.tries; the Duchesses of Marlborou g h. Grafton, and Ile CaArie.; the Marquises of iodfied and Wore..esrer ; Earl and C•oentess of Limsdale the Couotes. of Shaftesbury, and Count Walstein. At eleven o'clock Masks began to arrive : The Countess of Fauerintwirg arid the Misses Cheshire, were elegant Spaniards ; the Marchioness of Winenester and the Misses Andrews, lair Haymakers; the Alarehionem of Salisburr, a Sultan, accompanied by he- fair daughters, the two Lades Cecil, as bonny Scoteh Lattice, fee north c' the Tweed; Viscount Anson, • Knight bonne; Sir Ftirlip Framers, an ries pat Lady of ' hu. , t-ten; Mr Hartley, an excellent footman ; Mr Beerhlarn, es Sylvester Dagg.-rwood s admirably supported; the radon Essex. en elegant fancy Domino, and the Countess displeoed one of lb* inns, 'upon, la,,cy dresses of the roaring ; her Ladyship were a rich robe Madam , and gold tissue, with a pugs mantle, trimmed orris told, thrown over the left shoulder, with ell / elegant Spanish hat of gntd silver, with splendid I Plumes Lord Seniors, a lot, ; Lord Maitland, an honest Quaker; the Marquis( Abortion, en elegant Donn. no; Mr Burenws, a Jolly Jack 'far; Lady Ann Wombe wells end Lady F. Lowther, Fair Crreassrairr, aecompaaied by the Marchioness of Downshire, as a Quaker, who bad takes We lair Ladies under her prow:ion , Colonel Armstrong, a Gilroy, well supported ; Mr. C. Mills, • fancy Domino s sad bloods, a beautiful IneLan ; Mr. Fraser, an Old Maid, deemed in rich silk and brocade; the Counties Dowager a (Ormond, arid Lady E. Butler, elegant Fpenuards ; Mrs. Will)tahams, a Vortutio-Tencr a grnipe, coosiating r,l likomawen. a, e Flower Girl, Mu Tic k.l, as a Ind Miss Bickel.% and Miss Boscawen. ay Conners arid - Flower Girls, were nurti admit. d ; Miss IVlnte, and list Mimes Saundcrson, as Ginsi.s, were tolLiwed Lord Kninaird , es a fair Eloise Lord H. Fitagu aid, a Fri s ?Mr. Giles, a good Mother Ship. t•or ; the Mi.scs blotter-inter!, as Cherokees ; Mrs. Lee, an elegant Highland Cress the Cu 411.1415 of Carnarron, a superb fa.iey dr..-ss; the Mite. O'Grady. eiegant fancy dresses; Hon. Mr. Bernd and Miss .Iclfrsys, honest Yerkshlremen, in smock froths, weir Budgets as their hands; hlr.iliden and the Migi as Cornwall, as Gipsies ; General Loftus,• Quaker; Mt 5 Forbes, a l'u'ander ; Mrs. Rose, and the Misses Jennings, as Cottagers ; Countess Dowses, of Errol, and the Mimes Blake, ketone's, fair Hibernian Cottager*, from Ardf,y, in the county of Galway, with all the ingenuousness of their country, to which they are an honour, Seeming in their lovely count... minces; Mr. Fi•agyald, a Mother Abbess, very arlaitnlO to take doers under his care. Thole ware mental incognitos ' as Antiquated Damsels, Hernias, Wr:.tminster Scholars, a Ge nius of Dulness; and several Welch Girls, fresh fruits ti,e gardens. . _ _ - The greatest mirth and good humour prevailed during the whole night. The house was not cleared until lone o'clock the ensuing morning. The Duke of Ct AND arrived at Windsor, on Monday, as did the V-arl of Av Lanolin, on a visit Le. Their MAJ KIM ES. Viscount CAST was extremely ill last The Duchess of MAIII 110116UGleS grand rout, this evening, will be very fully attended - . The Duke and Duchess of Baornao gave a Jgrand dinner. yesterd a y, a t t h e i r h ouse , in Sr . amees•square, to a selea party of Nobility. Lady Mtt.nra AY gave a grand ball and supper, last night, at her house in Caven.lish-square ; the Preparations were in the greatest style of elegance ; there were upwards of 500 penal's present. The Duchess of Gosnow gave a grand dinner, on Monday evening, at her house in Grosvenor square, to the Duke and Duchess of &Dynan. the Duke and Duchess of M Mica sir ca, the Marquis and Marchioness of Costa sea xtts, Viscountess MINCHIIIIIIIOOIIII. Lord W. Russet., and Mr. Airs. awl Miss &mover. Duchess of Gcsaoon gave a grand rant. on Mon Jay night, at her house in Grosvenor-square, wh;cli was attended by three hundred Nobility. Amongst the company were— Tiv.sr Rural liathoe•wes tho D.skes Ca:oblige and ; the Dukes De B. mi. lied.... 4, Nfanchtster., Demean, 1, 1 .1 IM the Ouches:.. ar Beams!, Manchaster, i'..mf• , t. en I l)r Cav•ie: ; the Marchionesses of Cornsralii. s'•d B.t'• t•o, F t•l. of Westmoreland and Camden ; C CoLnt.. 4 n,• Vandread ; V i•eount Monistic/ Lady Pea . , Pint,. Me., D. umruntel. JumEt anJ Pam Lev open 'Listings Thea tre, Cal Ler, and Country, and the Farce of Ale trio/tut: v. r LADT HORTS cß.4wn MASQUERADE. This Lady gave a Grand Masquerade, on Mon day night, at her house in Arlington -street, which was attended by upwards of 500 persons of fashion. No house can be better adapted. from the six: and number of the rooms, for an entertainment of the kind, than her Ladyship's; and being in the Gothic order, with all the embellishments and decorations antique, gave a delusion to the scene, which in creased the eff-a produced by well-dressed and supported chara6ers of various times and ages. Every arrangement was made with the greatest magnificence and attention to the accommodation of the visitors. At the first gate a bar was fixed, with Constables attending. and a file of soldiers were placed along the Court.yard to the hall-door, which was lighted on the outside by circles of va riegated lamps. The second hall. which is in the Gothic style, with a Mosaic pavement, was most su perbly lighted with brilliant stars and arches of varie gated lamps, with gold foil at the back, which refiefted the most brilliant lights. The grand staircase, which is entirely of mahogany. richly carved, and emirs for the workmanship, was lighted by Gothic lamps. The avenues to the drawing-rooms are through cloisters, the first of which was lighted by a trans parency fixed on the top of the arch ; it represented Cupid in his ear, drawn by butterflies, fastened to garlands of flowers. which had a beautiful Obit.— There were two elegant drawing...ooms, which, for the richness of the furniture, and the antipe of the carvings and °marmots, 'malted the attention of every person. Numerous antique mirrors, va luable vases. and the mast odoriferous flowers, were judiciously interspersed in the apartments.— Two parlours were appropriated for refreshments, which were liberally supplied. The Second Lite Guards' Band played during the night, in thc hall, the most beautiful airs. At one o'clock the grand stair•case was filled by numerous grouper, and at two o'clock the grand halt was the lively sc•-ne of aaion ; here were Doctors Brave, selling their nos trums. remedies equally efficacious for all diseases ; a very good Sylvester Dnyteroused, exhibiting the Grim Gobbles of Gristeledorf Cattle ; the Marquis of H• art MOTO tf was an excellent Chewa. aftli4 his hat, said they must not expea town manners from him, for he was lately come from Yorkshire ; that he was young. but would mend; had a good drop in him—" True blue for ever ;" Sir H. DASH. WOOD, a C.pcehie F• far, very anxious to confess Lady Louisa M•NNILIS, a /rods Corley ; Mr. Pia. CLvAL, an honest Moak t r the Screw, ; •Visc..unt V *traria. a Grand T a il; g . rr ul o u s M the ex treme ; talked of his travels trona the Red Sea to the highest pinnacle of Vi rezer Hiill displayed a little box, made of the toe of an elephant, vhich con tai.ied a hair from the lip 1 the tail of the tirand Signori favourite Sett inn's lain-do t ;he was quite in spired in describing a Ifor.us. nut seemed a greater proficient ia drawing the key tom, uran in throwing the O.odkerchtl; Lady De Kos, Nee. from Palermo; Mrs f! Locae, the same: they were very interesting m sp S.- Italian elegantly and may, and aut gen-ral notice; the Countess et Ctottatect, a very beautitul fancy dress; Lord Hawk'., r Beau of 014 Times; Mr. THLODONI Hook, a Peet; strung his madrigals vrteftly in charailer. r ;VON ot reason, and the dordos of his song was 140 Ewes of a Day ; Mrs. WlLLtays, a Plower Girl ; Mr. Petit AM. a Domino. very attentive to a fair Field, who proved to be hi. Caro ato_tis ; Mr. BAGOI, a rbatip.p.strea Carman ; Mrs. Watroi.e. a adifid-aims.; Mr. MaIITIN HAWILI, an excellent Hackney Coachmen, looking for a fare ; Lady Caul- tat, a Cherub. looked truly celestial; the Misses Hutment, Blamened Nees if Catherine the Marchioness of Exatae, a beautiful fancy dress; Mr. Sitarrinoton, an Hussar, a very superb dress. The company went from Lady Heat's to Mn. Corn's, and from Mrs. Coca's to Lady Host's. To enumerate all the characters would exceed our limits ; but more spi rit, whim. and variety, we have seldom witnessed It was six o'clock yesterday morning before the company had all departed irons Lady Hoot's. The weather being remarkably fine, on Sunday, Windsor was extremely full of company. St. George's Chapel was much crowded. The Palace, after service. was filled with Fashionables, to see the beautiful paintings, valuable antiquities, *c. In the evening, the Terrace was very nume rously attended. fhe Bishop of MEATM and fa mily were among the persons of distintlion. The RuTAL FAMILY. as usual, came on the Terrace, about seven o'clock. On their first com ing, they experienced some inconvenience from the pressure of strangus, to gratify their curiosity; and at was with some difficulty that Euwa aos and Downer, the Police Officers. could make them a free passage. When, however, they had accomplished forming a line. Their MAJesri Es frequently stopped, and conversed with several of the company. fhe bands of the Royal Stafford Militia, and Royal Horse Guards attended, in their grand full uni forms. and played alternately some charming pieces and marches. It was the first time of the Royal Horse Guards' band .fitteading ; but they will be constant in their attendance in future. They used the silver kettledrums, saved from the ravages of the French, in Hanover The Ro vA L FA MI L v left the Terrace soon after eight o'clock, and returned to toe Castle, where Her hisusry's hand performed several et 11,tti t's Pieces. The last arrivals at Cheltenham Spa are— Si. J. De Hurgh, Sir Charles and Saxton. Sir J. and Lady Cecil Cop,. y, Lady soil Mi.. inibeq ; Cu',Heft. Van deleur, and Leant Colonels Nagle, Hill, mad LW, Major White, M lot and Mum 11o►ri.on ; Capt. Snell, R. N ; Capes. Keresford, Edmeade, and Tinting; Drs. Alesander and Hught., Kee. P. NI. Rev. Ms. and Mrs. Daddoll, Rey. S. Liiabam, Re , . W. Rowlands; Mews. and Mis t,. u.s bessi,Skey, Wind, Knowles. Stake, Massing. bread, S iallwad , Raymond, Fowler, Eye, Wadi', and Penny; Messrs. 'Thurman, Noble, given, hien, Sei.yrais, Ireland ' Puckett and ban, James Meyer, H. :Hey tr, J. Rovisli, A Corespondent requests to correa a late btate• nsent in some of the papers, that a total abolition of Lotteats was to take pace on the termination of the present one. The ab he says, is to be grae dual—that is, one Lottery only. pit annum, for three years, and then to cease. If our Correspondent be correet, this delay of a twelvenionth, before another Lottery, will not be relished by rheardeut votaries of Fortune's Wheel, thnuAli it may tender than more EAST INDIA HOU= Yesterday, a General Court was held at the East India House, nn special affairs, which was nume rously attended. The Chairman submitted to the Court a Petition to the House of Commons. to enable the Company to raise money on Bonds, instead of increasing their Capital Stock ; also the draft of a Bill. The question being put, approving the Bill and Petition, was carried in the affirmative. The CH sin acqn Anted the Court, that the Right Hon. R. pandas had made a commnnica lion, by fetter, dated 30th ult. expressinz his inten tion of giving notice in the House of Commons of a motion for leave to Ming in . _ " A Rid for the hater flovi.rnment of the g •ttlements o f reel St. George and Bombay , for the Regulation of rishlic Banks iii India; and for emending so much of en Am pad in the 334 year of the reign of 114 present Majesty, as rel.ites to the per'issils at which the civii servants of the East India Compar.y may In mph. : edin their anvice ahroad " The Resolutions moved for reinstating Mr. John Pringle, of the Bonthay civil service, as Agent it the Cape of Good Hope. with a salary of 30001. per annum. and appointing Mr. Luso% Assistant, with a salary of 5001 per armour*, weir approved, stihjea to the confirmation of anotl.cr General Court. Mr. PST ra ?down spoke at considerable Tenet. Deputy Chairman, Mr. Gamt-, replied to Mr. Moore; and Mr. Serjeant CL A Y TON followed. Mr. Roca said a few words respeeting the salary of the Assistant to Mr. Pringle at the Cape of Good Hope The Court adjourned rine die. NAVAL 11%7'El.LIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 6. Arrived th. Pereunsnt frigate. Captain Duncan, horn Plymouth ; and L., VOW sloop. from Oporto; tie brought home a convoy. but does not bring any news from Oporto. She spoke a sloop, on Thurs day last, off the Start, which was lad, n with hides and tallow, bound to Guernsey from Monte Video, from which place she had been eighty-four days. No attack had at that time been made on Buenos Ayres, t o ugh it was intended, so soon as a reinforce ment arrived, which was expeded. Our troops (1300 of them) had taken possession of Sacramento, a pot opposite to Buenos Ayres, which was considered preparatory to the attack. The reinforcement ex. peed was supposed to b • General Crawfurd's. OLD Pd/LAY, .11, , Ly 7. C4arles Credit. James Hearn, and William Hughes, were capitally reeoleted of stealing on the Thames, same being a navigable river. at Richmond, on the 15th May last, fifteen sack of malt, value 301. from the barge of William Raymond, an opulent Inkster. The charge was proved by a long seeks of the clearest circumstantial evidence. Hughes. be ing a boy, and the son-in-law of Ilearn, the Jury recommended him to mercy. Mx Malvin was found zeittv of stealing a pine apple from the Pinery of the Rev. Samuel Beak, of Withyans, in the ceunty of Sussex, on the 25th of June last. POI./CA. _anw-srezET. CHARGE OF MURDER. Yesterday morning, Carpmeal and William Smith arrived in town with a Spaniard in their cu , - tody, from the Ahrwiri Ca:II. Last Indiaman, lying in Long Reach. charged nn suspicion of the wilful murder of a seaman of the name of Burnt, at Can ton, in China, in December Last. He underwent a private examination before Mr. Roan. The following particulars transpired the month of December last, the East Indiaman the .llnivirk Curter, commanded by Captain Prescott, was at Canton, in China, where a number of the crew had liberty to go on shore ; among them was the prisoner, Willirm Burne, and a number of wirers. They all got some liquor to drink, near the English Fadury, when a quarrel arose, and the Prisoner struck Burne, and several others, with a stick, but in the general scuffle which ensued, it was wrested Irons him. He then drew a pocketAnife, and made a stab at Berm" who avoided it by running backwards. The Prisoner followed him, and made a second stab, when the knife entered his body, near the groin. One of the other men at tempted to take the knife from the Prisoner, when he made a d es pe rate t h oug h ineffeaual thrust at him ; the thrust was given with so much force, that, missing the man, it entered a board, and remained in it. The Prisoner then ran off, and jumped into a river, where he was pursued sad secured. Burne languished ;bout two days, and then died of the wound he bad received. ROBBINCi THE MAIL. Our readers will recoiled. that a short time since we stated the particulars of the Edinburgh Mad Coach having been robbed of a parcel, containing notes and bills to the amount of upwards of 4000 r. On Monday evening a man, named Treik, was exa mined, part of the property having been traced to him. Mr.Willians Wrangkam, an attorney of Seething. lane, who was one of the passengers at the time of the robbery, attended. and said, b. got into ilia Edinburgh mail at Ratley Ford. Durham, on the Ith of Match. The Prisoner, whom he recollefted extremely well, got in at York. At the time be got into the Mail, two Gentlemen were in it, one of whom he understood to be Mr. Watt, of Edinburgh, the other Lieut. Cbohnondeley. of the 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons. the latter being taken extremely ill at Grantham, proceeded no farther on his journey; but after he left the coach, he recolliffed seeing a parcel in the right-hand picket ; be took it into his hand, and observed to the other passengers, that he thought it contained money, as it was direeted to a Banker, and that it was every careless way of send ing it ; he did not reColles% seeing the parcel any more after this. At Alconburphill they took in a Gentleman, who only rode to Huntingdoo, he on• detstood he resided at Cambridge. He, Mr. Watt, and the Prisoner, came to tows together. He had sot the least doubt of the Primmer bring the man. The Prisoner declined answering any sprestions. He was committed for fiirtkir Extnituatiott to Bridegrell. The Courts of Conservancy, teethe Counties of • . F12:?Al LAST NIGHTS G.IZETTE. PA RTNER Slf IPS DISSOLVED James Hilton and John Rnyle, of Monehealer, in the of Lancaster, ataticisers and bookbinder... J u l y 3 , ) David Penton and koben Leiria, of the edy ut • drapeis, salesmen, &c J une 311, William% liuegon and H. Cour. of Pre. ton, in the county 4 Lancaster, Rour-dealer and bakers. Jan I, Itlos. jam . tims . John Muriev, and John May, of Iltunitetet, is the county of Staff .rd, hooky's. June 2J, 1807. Ederaid Greeislaorl an,l %Valium Nrirrir, 01 Fin•bury-srin.sre, in the county of MulJlmex, Juin. 2 1, 1807. Elizabeth Ctirie and Edward Critie, of Manchester, 11 county cf Laneastei, cotton nwrchants. Juno 24, leo7 •101111 Tilo4llollll. Lite of Kozkliurn, loot now of Moici ter, both sii the county of Lancaster, aid J-htt Raton, Itlaekburie, cotton manufacturers. April 4, 1 1 .. , 07 Willisin Rooth Int Willis .0 Heoson, of Little Fan cloo• in the r.ly of London, boot end stsee-mrkers. J uo w t , 03 , IS a Withers' Garth, of Tr Mllll.l, Giles kerflicone, ...,1 Jaw s Thomas'', • iltidge.trod Mia, Dear Salk, in of York, cotton 111 l err. • June 27, IV; Mark Hewitt, Jilin Rooting, Willilm C essoc%, R L im p on , inaliehtou, of Chesteifie!.l, clod:, • wanufactorers. 111:och Etn 1807. moldier Slier and John 5 . . , n0•, of Leeds, in me of Y,rlt. I,•17 co., ............. RANK It! , l' - lE . S i..NLNRGED. Lower hao Suothh e .1, ,n nil itt.htle -ex, 110 . 1031,er, dC.III, and C 1 1.40010, ir02.4;, , 1, Aogllll 27. at ten, at Gualdnal!, Loudon Juan: Parry and .lolor Park man, of 11 , ,.tf0r1, in the of Rem, men:hart:, ia..luders, dealers and cli.;.m to , July 7, to Aug u st 25, a t tat: ,, a r Le n ar, o. ti. 4 P.ANKKUPIS Jr.lin Iletlorancion, tate of Rukerrate, near Ma rite of Carhslt, in the c o unty o f C um b er l and, innkeeper, drallera.4 chapman, to surrender, July 10, &oasis let, ea no, at the house of Thomas Jana., tic tali tiog's n tha an of Cailisle ' in the county of Anorne.., Mr. Hens on' , of th- city of Carlisle; aral Meats. H and Clooo, Cleinentelllo, London. Nlerratt Carter, one or late of Zeals, in the Par.sh of Me-. in the counts el %Vali.. linen dra:rer, grocer, dealer ad eh .. man, to surrender, July 31, at four, 31, and Augun 12, , t • ,ren, at the Ship Inn, in Stem. Another., M. Seyns.ur, Mere ' • and Masts. Kleariale, Alearialer, a Ilolme,New•lun,ll.ondon. John Croker, how or late of Gasped, io the count! of Southampton, rind of the town aid county of Laittianip, grocer ship-chandle r , sad-maker, deal e r and chapman., to surrender, J um, 11, 19, and .Nucust at twelve, at Cud Londoe. Attorney, Mr. John I latton, Dean•sbeet,S ottotaik. Thomas Herbed, late of Artandel street, (but now ILr iirsl orer, Russehoquare, in the county of Middle-ca, ; oe•• chant, dealer and (halation, to surrender, Jul) 11, 12, August lb, at ten, at Gallia:lila:I, London. .\ to o r ie) , Memrs. Barrow, Forbes, and Hancock, DIVIDENDS. Atlanta IS. William Purbrick, of the city of Glouelet.., lanen.daaper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildnail, Loldrin. August 4. Francis Frankland, of Clielipside, Lando", warehouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 29. William Shupe", •of Clement's-lane, in theaity od London, merchant, insurer, broker, dealer and chapeaw., at eleven at Gui dhaU, London. July 29. William Butler, of Weldon, in the (ninny if Northampton, linen-draper, shopkeeper, dealer and • her bean, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. August 4. Stephen Newton Chiseell, of Wareham, in the county of Stiff ilk, thepkeepet, dealer and chaPfnans at twelve, at Guildhall, London, August 22. John Smith, late r-f Woolwich. In the county of Kent, hawker and pedlar, dealer and chapnian, at eleven, it 11,nnd,m. July SI. Jeffery Folde, of Inghey, in the Ferret I,Jeoen, in the roam. y of Lancaster, cotton maoi. tar sod chapman, at e:evert, at the New Red Lion Inn, it. Carine, to th e owl entnity. Jails 29. John Cherry, of St. Jolutliortreet, in the pariah of St Sepulchre, in the county of bliidlesrx cebtriet-ussiMa r dealer and char man, a t elevate, at Guildhall ' s lanmidd• July 29. Richard Armitage, of Vigo lame, In the palish of Saint James, Westionoter, in the county of M i ddlesex , ironmonger, dealer a nd clu:,in!an, at twelve, at Gni:droll, London Jul; 20Thosas Skair, or Chelanfowl, it, t►e seamy et Etscx, chute and earthenware-man, at twelve, atolls/Alta/1, London. July 29. Samuel Freemen, of (lid Compton-Ureet, in the Penh of Saint Ann, Weatinhister, in the county of %Int diesex,learpenter. derder mad chapatan, at classy at Gm:S hall. 1.4 nein. July 29.. Thomas Luckburst, late of the city eif Canterbury, draper and tailor, dealer and chapeau, (nuw a primmer in the Envoi of Hui Majesty's Court of King's Bench), at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Amnia 6. Georg-, Fryer, of Red. Lion-stied, in the parish Saint Jamie, ClerlenvioN,• in the county of Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Gui!dhall, London. July 11. John Warner, of Elmd.us, in the county of Ei*B4 ohopkeeper, dealer and chapnwn, at twelve, at Gerldhall„ London. July 99- floury Gardiner, of Thamerstree, in the city of London, seedunan, dealer sod chapman, at eleven, at Guild hall. July It. Benjamin Deeds''', the elder, of Linkfreld.strert, in the perish of Reigate, in the county of Surrey, lin:sa deafer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, Condos. July 29. Wrlliae tivaw , formerly of lligh-street, u, the Bo rough of Southway., in the county Surrey, but late sot Norwood-Common, in the sad county, hop-mer. at one, at Guirthall, London. August 4 John Addle, of Bronk-Green. Hanner""thi ion the county of M iddlesex, linen drainer, darer and chairman, at germ', at Guildhall, London. August 4. Jaraes Price, of Sun-street, Finsbury-square, in the county of Alisidlinet, timber nterchaut, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. August 4. George Harrison, late of Kinguon, in the county of Shirley, marten, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Glad hall, London CERTIFICATES—Jutv 29- James Newton, of 914hans, in the county of Lancaster. keeper, coach-maker, wheelwright, dealer and chairman James Lythgurt, of Liverpool, In the county of Lanci-tot, timber-merchant. John Danielk, of Liverpool, la the county of Lancaster, slop' seller, de der and chapman. John Wr.cht, of Oldham, in the Pariah of Prestwich, iu if., county of Lancaster, mercer and draper, dealer and ehiri.• man. - PRICE OP hi't . .WE'S, - 1 LSTER IM% - . --- Rank Stock "52i 3 per Cent. Reduced .02 ,.E 3 per (.1/L C.onvola (.21 I; 2 ez.dor. 4 per Cent. b per Cent. Nave °minim k India Bonds ei it prem. Exchequer Ras Is. flit. Is. rent par. Enylish Lottery Tickets CUD** jar 6341 T ins:i, St .ck•Rroker, No. 4, Dunhill, and 9, Clorinueruft NIAKRIAGE. Yrttesdar, at St. Janie.'s Church, by Special I.ieente, b• the Hon. and key. Uanw•l Finch, Li,•uts n ant.C.J..nrt th• Hon. Folk (health, Upt..u, tn 61114 How,rd, th• only dau,,iltr , of atailtrd Hotrod, of Castle Rising, is the County or Nat• folk, E.q. and Moe •to the Lac }itl of Suff.llt., who d.ed 3e• e►etary of State in Lard North's Adiontistration, during t* c American War. HUM TOM* , THIS DAY , AT LONDON•fia" :I7 DA min sAier..3 (Even.... I- num • f.er .. 4 LWlDONl.—Printed S. Q. DAVIUSON. No 11. ft-e c"n• amillrade. Coasnr-dardes, and pnblshed .a r. Office. N, 1,31. Seek of St. Clevente. Chore.. t..d. W STUCK. cr No. 7, New Plioa-sesest. Orem, acc for lAN ram MS a the albcc, A ll I;cmsg-Acre X. (Pa P'.