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this manner severalltears elapsed bAbre any trill appeared ; but samisen having wen circulated, he sr is again applied to; when he confessed there owns 1 Jill found—that he. had it not in his 1t0... Session, bat would produce it ins month ; at the expiration of that period, he Yetnaact to she* it, without the consent of the Defendant, Mr. Beach, as being the heir at law of the deceased. Being asked it the will had been cancelled ? he t "died it was; but that it was ant he whodid lie did net riroduee the will till compelled thereto, four years aftcrwaida, by the Spiritual Court; and it * cont.mere.l, that. tram the fare of the I ustru - mont ; it must have le'en exiicelleit4y4 Modall him self, and not by the Testator in n paa.loa, a. bail been attempted to lie proved OA the trial, iu the Course of which several witnesses, on the part of the Plamtitf, proved expressiims e itu e ,ts of the deceased, in which he axprensly Anil,' t o Ids Will, met the disposal's,' tlierem made in favour of the Plaintiff.• lu addition to these facts, it was ob. tazrved by the tleurt. that Goodall !ski not lamb produced bre* Defendant* on the licit trialit "ibe , • catnie haling been twice tried b. fore ; and Mr. elltifOßS . (Iferore whom it had been 'ion it We 1. that he was very reluctantly brou;:lit fo.vard cia that ttezitNion, after he had a,lted thew whether the. Defetbia,tta ineseat to re,t their caw, without pm:Wm:Mg hint.—Rule to new cause granted. roast: r. Timm. • 111. .Serjeant VAUGHAN &hewed . C:itriC flgliinfot n rale tibt.usa4 by Mr. Serjeaut fbr set . too aNidnotne deed of utinuitv, nod thc• bond and isd..:nient in ens Case. the Defendant bent 4 ititt•si to a revvsionary interest, is :1 large sum of money, utisiug , out of n went itteuritv, and Lang in want of money, a l iplied In Site. Plaitita •to raise hiw 10001. upon a posPolpit bond, in duality tae amount ; this was declined ; but the • sant was afford wpm) the pun-chase of an ttttt ity, to be secured peon his property in the fonds, at the rate of elate,' and a half per esut. and insuring his life ; seeordingly, in October 1d!)?, he hying urgent for re.rly 'spin y, a Mr.00.1!:e.v..:1i procured • is advance 6001. upon the joint bo::d of the (le feadant, anti a brother of th e Plaintiff. as a seep ' Ct!, until the necessary deed of annuity 'could be perfected ; in the mouth of December followin7, being in want of a further stun of 2001. he a draft on Mr. Baustseid, f.A 1391. for winch a further an- nuity teas to he .•mnted ; and accaril'aly, on the 44th of Ueeember, 1801, aideed. wes ufsecated, se curing to Mr. Cooke the 1%21117'0661. n-yee-, on the foot of the former sow ; earl also en annuity of 261. tbe latter t bet the latimi upon which judgment Iwd • been entered, was not delivered op,-or at the tinie, and it was any entail:Ned - to set these • *winkles aside 60 two grountli.: Best was, • Viet the Memorial of registry of the firstlattidity, in reciting the hood to Cooke as the consideration, wits erroneous, inasmuch as the eensidenitiost recited should have been the 51101. advsnerti hy ratite, by his draft on the bank of Messrs Contts and Co. the bond itself hawing beets retained by • that gen tleman as a subsisting security, and so could tint be coiled a couside:Rtioa for the annuity. The second objection, and vide,' was principally relied on, was that the note for f . not hawing been paid off on the day it tell due, the ease nes brought within the words of the • Statute, which renders annuities voidable, in'esse/among other grounds) the consi deration should' consist, In the whole, or in part, of notes, which should 'not be paid when due ; and therefore it was contended that the failure here, although it was admitted it was paid by the drawer Vie moment he was apprised of 'helium-payment. h I vitiated the entire detid, and that tOtaiiegnently t two naiiiiities Fell to the ground. The Court was imaniinously of opinion, that this wes not such II fa dere of payment as wee in con templation of the L.: . gislature, when they made the ' Statute, which was Metaled to protect neeesaitotis per.tois from h-iai defradded. But here the money was bona fide paid by the purchaser of the annuity, • Is smin as he had entice of the non-paymetit of the note; they ecconlitigly discharged the rifle, but without costs. PE raiii ITi7), - Orr. 26. We have had several very violent gales in this neighbourhood, within these few days isast, and a good ileal of mischief has bees done. l'i.sterilay ' was a terrible day—about three o'clock, a sloop was seen to the southward, driving befiire the wind, (which blew a perfect hurricane from the S.W.), with all her sails and rigging torn to pieces. She seemed to make for this harbour, but beipg appa rently unmanageable, she was forced, by the irre sistible strength of the tempest and sertviii,' thaw! the Keith Inch, when a biar, with seven of our fearless pilots; rim out to her from the North harbour. This was a most interesting scene ; and it was highlygratlfying too, to see the in trepidity of the pi ots. Several hundred people went along the beach, until the boat got alonorle alf the 'mud, and .• bruised her np," by throwing o ortibth her anchors, itariTeraW eaIM 'water, off the mouth of the Ugie. The gale increased, and the sea nisi very high ; insomuch,' diet sometimes appre hensions for the beret, of the boat were entertained : but as there appeared no probability of saving the ship, the boat brought the crew on shore at the mouth of the 17gie. There were on hoard only the matter, one maim, and a boy, who were very much exhausted and benumbed. The vessel is this Li. seed, of Sunderlaad, (.'apt. Pa lmer, bound for • Newburgh, with enals.—The gide overlook him between nine and ten &els k, ye•terdny, off the Black Dog; and in a little while th:, must was Iprimpf, the main-bwon unshipped, the i' 'PRIF broken, the fore -soil split, ami tie jib haulyareis • Snapped. Aft riding for an hoar or two at the month of the 17gie, one of the cables broke, and ishe dragwerl,., the other anchor and cable with her to Kirktcm-head. where she now lies ashore. The Oast is broken off close by the deck ; the bowsprit is driven Sway ; and she was Beef], when tarred frills bee anchorage., to tumble over and over in the tide, beferel,iie reached the shore. Hopes arc en tertained that some port of her may be weed. The French Genentl Ds post, . who siirrPriderrA in Andalusia. is arricrd at ant, where he is Aotat to be inarriP(l-to Mn;hrinoisellc Dti.t.ott, n rchition of the ()wen of filear.ssin, who is now gi%iutz splendid fetes to the (ike , :eral and his intended inao.v tIiEdi•RIcALS. A ucw piny was brought out, last mouth, at the Lisbon Theatre, eutithd Bolicerante of r 0... gi l d. It %vat written to testily the joy of the Por tuguese at the rear:it:l6in et their country by the French, and was acted free three nights . , fur the amusement of the British Ofnrers. The first revue opens with a view of the ( - infer eje Portugal in mourning and fettered. She regrets the unhappy - fate of her kingiloin for some tune ; then a Partagyere-General appears, and tells her that the errantry is in arum and, sviti the help of it pouerful nation, which will send them assistance, he expects to lee her som npon the throne.— l'he next scene opens with a view of an Eaglish eraa on it in4h rock, who descends,- ale:. informs the Quern of the exertions thatare making to set her at liberty. Bonaparte next presents himself. lle addreves the Queen and her subjects, hut the Queen pays no attention to what he says. Ite then edilrenies the .Briton in haughty terms, and threat ens hi» country with destruction. The next scene is the seene of glory. It opens with a view of a lady richly dressed, standing by a throne. She descends, andlintirsidiately the mourning dress and the let• ten of the (Nees fall off, when she appears most richly dressed ; the Corsican -is put in chains, and obliged to towel at the foot of the throne for mercy, Did the crown is again placed on the heed attic r cht eft •• • ST. CO/.l; .1 R On Monday, the 24th lust, his Grace the Duke of Atholl,, the Duchess, Lady E. 'Murray, Lady Elizulieth and Miss Moncrieff, accompanied by Ile vend other ladies of distinction, left Dunkeld house, Perthshire, about eleven o'clock, and pro ceeded in two carriages to his Grace'', =oticed farm, four utiles on the Blair road, to eelebriite harvest-home. About one o'clock the great grua nary rai opened, to receiv e about one hundred and liity of his Grace's workmen, their wives and chi'. drot, *here they set down to a most couifortablii dinner. 'consisting of mutton, broth, meat-pies, and vrniwn 'motet. 'When they had all faker their seats at the table, the Noble Duke and his principal factor walked up • to the Iteticl'of the table, and partook of their broth awl flies. Nis Grace seemed well pleased with the Nitration which lied been paid to their dinner, and indeed well he might, for Campbell, his Grace's excellent conk, had bestowed his usual attention to the dressing and serving it up. .Abundance was produced, regularity presided. and discretion marled the conduct of every one present. At two his Grace rejoined the fainily.party, which sat down.to.an elegant dinner in his private parlour. —At half past three' the party returned to the granary. at the upper end of which seats were pee p:nen 'for them, and the happy peasants Mime. diately - Criiumeticeil dancing, iii the trite highlaad - style, which tihey kept up, with great spirit, till four o'clock, when Lady P.. Murray. the lion. Miss Mar. ray, Moucrieff, and Miss Knight, dunceda reel. Never were greater beauty nod elegance combined ; they were the admiration of all present. About six o'clock the Duke and his friends took their leave, accompanied by nearly two hundred people, who vied with each other in gratitude to their noble host, and well pleased with the festivity of the day. sweasessiseam= EDINBURGH, Nov. 5. Letters from Holland, dated the 29th nit. re ceived at Leith this morning, by a house in the Dutch trade, mention, that the vessels loaded be. fore the decree of the 17th was pnblished, have been. allowed to proceed on their voyage ; but no farther permissions were to be granted, and the de peen Wits to Ire rigorously enforced. We are informed, that the Local Militia for this city is to consist of three regiments, of ti2o privates .each, to be commanded by the Hight Honourable IVilliam Coulter, His Majesty's Lieutenant, ae Coloiael-in-Cbief, the first by Colonel Command ant Alex. M.Gregeir Mortar ; the second by Lieu tenant-Colonel Commandant Patrick Crichton ; and the third'by Lieut.-Colonel James Hope; and ,the enriAment of the privates will commence im mediately. Last night, a little after twelve, a tindesmati'wns robbed oft - . 51. pa. at the head of Dickson's Close, by two men, olio. while the one almost strangled him, the other rifled his pockets. The man who wised him by the collar was a stout thick man, with a Fhort coat and bludgeon. They did not speck. The money bad just been received in payment of an account. • A Hontburgh vessel, laden with flax-seed .in bulk, arrived in Leith Roadivon the Ist In the hest south-west gale, she was pooped by a se.i, which stove in her stern, and damaged her ‘ll r6o. ArR, Nov. 3. Upon the night betwixt the 25th and Votb of last month. the sloop Ruby, of llothesay, loaded with sugar. from Port Glasgow for I;ristol, was pot ashore at Cairogarroch, six miles to the south of Portpatrick, sod. it is believed, all on hoard have perished, as two men's corpses were found next day. about a rode distant, with the small boat. which was beaten all to pieces. Captain Nfaitland, of Balgreggan, on hearing of the wreck, sent a number tif Ilia servants to prevent the country people from embezzling the vessel or cargo. The bottom of the vessel is much damaged, and the sugar washing out. The Custom-house and Ex cise Officers hive now taken possession of the vessel mid careo for the benefit of all concerned. She lies in a sinall strait bay, betwixt high peaks; and had the people on board stuck by the vessel, there is every reason to believe they might have - been saved. The present Lottery consists of only 40,000 Tickets, 1090 of %%hich the Contractor hat permis sion W make into two Extra Prizes of 500 Tickets rsteli ; of .roume there ore but 19,000► for Sale, and as there ate greater advantages than in any former Lottery, it is highly probable every' ticket may be Fuld before the draftiog begins. At pres•eat, Tickets' and Shares are to be had in great variety, at the old established (Miura of T. also, 4, Cora- Oh and 9, Charing-crosa;wl,ere the lost 45,01.101. nail the, two 1.4 30,0081..Prixess ever drawn, were sr.l•l 111 Shares, and where all Prizes are paid oo A 1 ,11'41, INTEL LIG m , :rr. P31:11 , 130UT17, MAN 7. Arrived the' Cengaest, from a cruise; and the Cet,milla, from the bowl's, and has hoisted u for ti convoy to the Mediterranean.—'. ind PLY SIOUTII. Nov. 6. Last tight arrived the tiresircr, 74. Stopford, Captain Quidiatni. a weds Com L'Orient, about a MOM!' sit e, going at the rate ur four Liu.ts au law'', she struck on au uhknowit rock, and received such considerahte tt.:istge zti her bottom, as to render it iiiiiitipensably esects•sary to have her futlit r:d : This rr.oriiiN tine clinic up and %ill be Joe Iced intides. Site was r, her atatioto by t::e Valiant. 74. — The enemy's torte WWI three of the lour, awl fire fro4ates, apparently ready for ben. Previous to the Spencer co iii lii g away, two foirtea huh hauled farther out, and apprareol tow:14111W) deeper in the water than irture, w ith their sail. and ready for a pu.lo-neroips to the West Indies. The Amethyst i. id't to watch their ono tams. . This morning arrived the Siatita, 3s, Capt. Bromley, f the mune station, hitviu; struck ott the (;li•iimitis ; she lies between the island and the main in a leuky vondiAion. Caine its the &so/Idiom (:utter, from the Channel Rtrct ; ilk., a French Amy, laden with wine, &v. called Le Jcasi Baptiste, from Belleisle, bound to L'Orieot, a prize to the &outdid, 36, Capt. 1. Maitluncl.—Wind fresh at S.E. FALMOUTH, NOV. 5. Sailed the Lady Pi flew Packet, Captain Hervey, for Ciwunna. with mails; Plover sloop of war from it cruise ; Cheerfa/ cutter, with dispatches for ; and the Altabsc brig of war, with a fleet under convoy for the Iltintils. Several semis for the Meilitvrraiscan have sailed under her protec tion.—Wind E.S.E. IAVAL. NOV. 7. Arrivrd this morning the Victory. tentgui., and Implacable, from the. &hid. and remain in the Downs, with His Majesty's ships, &c. ►►s per last. —Wind FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AARIVID; Al Aherdeen--1 he Cookrenee, Gray, from Barbee. At Gibraltar—the Aun, Turnbull; and Gletielmond, M'l'ltersou, from London; Young Elias, Hammond, from Jerzy; Hazard. from General Small, —; Echo, Shaw ; Lion, Ag,new ; sad the Alfred, Lkane, front Gncrnsry. At Quebee--the Protean, Pari.h, from Loudon. At Ike Brasil.--the bummed, Stewart ; Harriet, Stewart ; Mary Ana. Lode; and Aviau de RIO, from Loudon. FROM LA.i'T RIGHT'S GAZETTE. Aetrnirely-0"e, November 11, lees. Copy of a letter from Captain Joseph Packwood, Command er of His Majesty's sloop, the Childers, to ViemAdnairal Vsshow, Conansauder-in.Chief 4 Leith, dated at sea, Oct. Ip, Boos. ties-1 begliave to state to you, that, cruising in the execution of your orders, this morning, at halt' past eight e. . Kinnaird's Head bearing, S.W. by W. fifteen leagues, we gave chase to two sail in the N,N.W. ; and a little after ten re-captured the sloop Lord Nelson, in ballast, belonging to Leith, that had been captured early this morning by a privateer, which, it appeared, was the other vessel in com l nely. Having taken possession of this vessel, we renew ed the chase after the privateer, which we also cap tured at half past eleven a.w. and found her to be the Danish sloop Freruskernsten, of four four- Spounders, two swivels, and t wen ty- one men, from trevangen, in Norway, which place she left on the 15th instant ; she had beeu on this coast two days, and the only capture she had made was the above sloop. I have the honour to be &c. (Signed) J. PACIITOOD." Copy of a letter from CAptain Smyth, of His Majesty's ship the Brilliant, to Rear.ittliniral Sir Etlasand Nagle, Com maiider-in-Chief at Guer n s e y, d a t e d i n Torbay, the *tit Oft mos. Sta—l have the honour to inform you, that, on the 20th instant, His Majesty's sloop Pheasant mad Sandwich lugger being in company, a reveries out ter (the Active) was discovered in chase of a Erenok privateer, which we succeeded in capturing in His filejecty's ship under my eonnuand. She proves to be the Pointa du Jour tugger, of three guns and thirty men, belonging to Kamm«, and has efuised sureessfally against our trade. I have the honour to be, Sec. THOMAS SMITH. Vice-Admiral Sir 3mnes Snumares has transmit ted to the Ilenourahle William Wellesley Pole, a letter he had received "finis Lieutenant Tlmmas Wells, acting Commander of His Majesty':] sloop the Cruiser, dated oft' the Wings, the lot instant, giving an seemint of . his having, on that day, flallim in with a Danish flotilla of about twenty armed cutters, loggers, gun-weasels, and mw-boats; mid of his havnig captured one of them. a schuit-rigged privateer, often four-pounder*and thirty-two men ; the remainder having made their escape by running under the Island of I.a.tsoe. PARTN RRPHI PS DISSOLVED. John Sprake, Samuel Re:slit, ern. and Samuel Roulet, jdu. of Sun T *wren Fields, ht. reel, Shadwell, Middlesex, rope anusofricturere cops, 1608. Georg, GRvilier and .Georgh Deflator, of Virginia-strect, Rosetta... Highway, sugar-rellocrs. Oct. g 9, teoB. Alexander Faticur mad Julou Palmer De LAfJos, I Wu. haro-plato, London. atutllko NOT. S, ISVS. John etotell, of Ilaabur?,,iVorceitar, an,l RiEhard /Satin's liaiDri. d Illoausgro‘e, Woteester, surgeons. November I, toms. John Parker, Came Ray, and John Ray, of Nottinehom, amt of Muirtep-bloc, Lontluu, heeler.. NuvAgribri 1, Thomas Eirtrher, of Mcuidoli-Grero, Watwick,. midi Holdback, of liingsw,inGoirtl, Siatrutd, qillsterv. No vember 2,171.1 n. Dan. Ne* Isom, Tobirt t:re, and James Oitpboot, of Mi tre court, Cheap'hie. Artesia 31. iSes. atristopber dean, 11,ber t tiartbrnp, „Ind "abr. Waitt, of Kendal, Westmorland, cotton.dralers. Oct. Qs, /SOS. - - !lAN PTS. Jeremiah Miller, lair of Briehibrimatone, Farms, brick layer, tu worn - 114er , ?<member Prrehilier 1, 3 t eleven, at the OW ihip Tavern, Brielitiselmstooe. Atter. wry', Meyers. Wilbur and Thomas Amer, Jirorlitlicialstune; and Mr. llm. VA II London Job.. Nextrie j ut ilesesame &Mmes., Cumbar•ansl, iiro%er, In 'farmed, e. Nommlier et, 24, .....teeresn'. i %i I• , at elev. at the East. Ina, :10;ney, 1, tI ,ozwy, Car. late; *IIJ Mr. Hem, ,Thrilasty,Ataple's I ..a, London. Nirhoim. otherwise Nichol (laws has. /her or .me of Oat.. *lmo Cumberland. ihuvrr, tu tuers.r.cier, Norrwher ;a, r 4, and Ilerr.ol,:r .e, at eleven at Cm ail. Ail.)lot Ms Moir • .r, an d Mr. Maui 31uuu.. , y, Slai.i Lumloa. Jeremiah Coricilsa, of St. Cada:itres, ltilditaft ship. el.andler, to si , met.rfrr, November le, jr,, anti Dereet!.., t.oildlllll, Lomita, Attrrse., Ilessrs. Ituttooi• Imo mot Hersti, Little Fr....ty-strcat, Cheammie. 'flinhho 1.!0a, or merelomt, t,. •tor.en t l er . ***vb.*. ta, *4, hod y I:trsuher**, et rlcrr o , a t t h e (.lohe la. Veva, he Johmstrcet., L.vrrpoul. Atia..te)s, Mr. '11,aa,„,,, Ktorlle, John-strut, ; had 33‘5.,.. tir1;;;t111 and Hiudr, Ltrxcr Cestle-strict, Lir. Tpaol. Twaphon the yatta,,;er, of lictvertL.toptott, fitsf. ford, :Torre, to 'mere...A.2er, •ecratt,,r o, a.. a a at Are. a, at the iAttietnres Arms Inn, Pe-Lr,,ite, Aths r : klr. • Filwarril3tldle, Wolveritanytua had kr (bark **limns, St4pio.loa, LottOon. • Was, r Hide.R.r. SaTot l / 4 , sakfter, fa stein* der, r... 4 rod.* MI, St Car. `At, out .oec. nit elm., at /14el, nalaiwatit. Li: reAcp., Mr. Robert Crsl, ‘ ,,, and Mr. Pugh, Lenten. heap)* Rnne, of RNA, ft.otterset„ ?Brim", t* aminedir Nueendn r IN, 19, :too Lovett& r m. at ek• en, at Owl- las At torces, Shepherd twaklahat. 1,,5, ix-44 o-rotr, Loeo , o: boril Mr it. A. Sheppard, 800 kuhret Para.:so, lama the 4,ar:et. of I.)acatithe aid tVo. c.huni*, Somerset, grocer, to fileTai:.!"..., Mew. la, 14. sad n et , at Mir, at the Chr:stoill:. r Iru , 1:411:1. Atik•ear!a, Maw.. SI awl Adlo irt‘m, Lothakm it,ta jar. It ..1. hepitard, Guth. I:IVIVCC rs. November 29. Pohurt Bryan, ufCreaH-oii,ees, Sabo, itlese a, tubow eltandllr, at eleven, at Guildhall, Linidisa. betook, 1. Wiliaans Swann, of Atuckpurt, haler, bra/ rice, at tea, at the Crown and Auditor lan, in Si..kp,os, November 3i. Lurid Jillinston, tirown-street, st Middliera, omit!), at eleven, at Gond (rall, I Anatol,. Dees oiler a. Richard Atkinson, of Ferichurch•strect, merchant, at ten, at flueltilvall, Loudon Ihes.tober a. Diehard Atkinson, soil Maley Watters, Teiteberch-street, London, wean-VORSCIAG44, at t welve,:t Deccutherti, Joseph Eland, of Ten-court, London, inst ance-broker, at tea, et Guildhall. Decenther ti. linsauel leaning Parke, ef East Smithfield. Middlesex, liquor-merchant, at tell, at Guildhall, Las. December 5. Edward Woodrulfe, of Woollinton, ice, nou-inanufacturer, at ten, at the Bkiuuttirt Amu. Chep.loo, Monmouth. ISoateither 3. Thomas Sutton, of Rinymore, Devon, ship. builder, at eleven, at the Globe lea, I.%eter. November 29. William Morris, of Manchester, leather salter, at two, at the 'Loyal Oak 100, Manchester. November dn. Richard Barnes, of Manchester, victadler, at three, at the Royal Oak too, Manchester. November Id. James Kershaw, of %socks ster, cooklealer, at four, et the Royal Oak lint, !Manchester. liceoraiser 17. Dixon HONICS, of Pie.oodilly, warehouse man, at ten at GuiklhalL November •'). James Lowe, of Chaltord, Chester, itn keeper, at three, at the Roy at Oak Ina, Mancbtstri November 31). Reajansia Travers and James Entitle the younger, of Queen-street, Cbrapoide, Landow, siigar ttselets, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November en. Samuel Davis, of Dory-strict, St. Illanntac, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall., Longest. December I. William Andeitou, of Liverpool, apbahrtger, at one, at the Globe 'ravens, an Joha.street, Li , crdonl.. December 1. Richard Wood and Thomas I..iddall, of Darn.- ley, Veirti, linemmamsfoeturers, at eleven, at the %%hoe Bear, is Biosistey, Yuck. Decombes 1 James Oidfield, of Liverpool, merchant, n hydra, al the Globe Tavern, is Joha.street, Liverpool - - CERTIFICATES—Nov. 99 Gaetano TestoHui, of Corobill, Loridoo, pr John Ukase ' of Mantes, Chester, dealer and chain:mu. George Stottite, of San-street, London, plane maker. Joseph. Golly, ef_Oxford-street, Middlesex, imiunonger. Rickard Grover, of 'lowo-lWalling, Kent, orc•ccr. Wiliism Albin hates, Alden:monitory, balardseibor. AT GUILDHALL, et. it t - t t MEETINGS OF J. Wright, Hanenterintitb,eheesetposger I'. Paltner,Guntir-strect, tic. Pancras, tailor PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Rank Stock 4384 7 3 par Cent. Reduced 6 hiji 3 per Cent. Consuls 674 at • per Cent .411 • per Cent. Nary Lou; Annaities —lst a-16 Imperial a per Cent. Sit Imperial Anunitko 71 7-111 Irish .s per Cast Onmium. per. 4 dl.. India Bunds 6 7 prem. Etchequor, Bills Engttsb lottery Tickets sill. 15s. Commis/or titi T. RIBA, Sleek-Booker, 4. Coattail!, And 9xCharitax-Crosa IRISH STOGICS, Nov. 40. • Gov. 114 :;& per eeut /5i Govern:mut Deb. s per ant 9eit • Excbasite—.ll.)ubli.3 uu Loudon (Nov. A COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Noie...e. Ampler.lais.... 34 •9V. 1 LlAloe i Ditto it Sight.. 33 5 Oporto" Rotierilint c. f. is le •U. DiaL1iu.......: Hamlturzh .... 31 9 tlv. Cork ..... .. Altoka 99 le 2IV. MULLION. Paris I)itto 2 Us 33 a Coto and 11.irs 1. 4. J. Boni &aux Cadiz . i Madrid.. Billion Leghorn Naples 42 Agio oii the Batik of ilniJacd- Genoa so Liv•Ple, it per Cent. %Lilies D. C 59 Do. Ibid. BIRTHS. At Bath, the Lady of Auitre7i : itre Mat, Fiq. airiest son oft* Vera Heat, Bert., ut Carrah, twisty of Leamarricks of • son esti heir. Afeadey sa'noiett, at Newnrove, teensy, et Tipperary, the Lil 4 of ee'rer npp Smith, Esq. of s son and ben. tit Telles, the Lady of Barry W Cies, 'Esq. of a son ant ham. MARRIAGES. Oa the totb of August test, at his Eirelleuer Sir Ales. Bell's, Malta, B G. Booviery, Esq. to Frances Hearpo . s, second daughter of the late Jas. !Sao's, Egg. of . 'LibelldY. 'roomy Cork. Julia Fairslough, Esq. of Drogheda, to Mies Lister, o: Fitr4il,lem.street,Montojoy•sqoare, William Shyly, of Anglese3i,trt*t, Lublin, Earl. t. Mt" Fried, daughter of Charles Frazier rs'ar:, of Laid coy, 1... e Thoraday, at St. Augutfin's Church, Briitol, 5.165• nation, Esq. of Cork, I. MIAs Elize.etti ~tuber. coaite.t daughter of the late Thema, Artier, £u of Sotto° Co4i• field, tVarwieJcaLirc. DEATIIS. At her honer, in St. Sterheies-green, DiColin, ddoply end devervedly lAtitented, Mrs. Holman, relict irT The hate five. Philip Homer, of Ratldaralosm. Ort the smith alt. et Stimatavdie, coanty or . *eat of her ;mete, Jahn Jetta:mg, F. 19. NI I c4osantlA I!•••14.•, aged ea yeses, nit. of Arthur Barlow, of Chartrour.A-str.ett Dublin' Gent. 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