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r 7,17.77-7. , . . OLD BAILEY; Jett{ 3. AIM Warmer, a bike k semi, w•eveapitaliy indicted for privately stealing tit the dwelling-House of Ber- Joint thffiewoort, a watch, s number of shirts, and +wow. artic'es. 1.1 wearing; apparel, his prOperty.'-- 'l'6 Prosecutor is a tailnr, !mina iu Ent Smith held, tht the ev gof the 30th of May, the l/risoner et s•e M s his house and applied for a lodging, repre. • himself as a ruder just returned from hes. rfeseceorttinely provided him with a bed that night; but, tenet rirtag iu the morning, the• Prisoner hat) go: e eft taking with him such things as lie cools} lay his hinds ore In four days after he met him -in the street with his hat cm his bea u d, and made au • the Whoever) attempt to secure him, which he effected the following week. Its the scuffle, how - 'weer, he kept possession of the hat, a new one, whien was produce 4 by the officer, to wham it Mitto given, and identified by the Prosecutor. The Prisoner denied ell knowleoge of the r-harge, alleging the Prosecutor had taken up another block s on the slime churge. The Prosecutor, upon being called op again, idenied ibis, he himself (the Prisoner) being the' !rowel be alluded to. Tht Prisoner thee called the Captain of the ship teho 'weight hint home from Surinam, bat who de "etas ol Itst knew no good of tutu. The Jury found knit GailiY. Jestes Aisreles *a+ capitally inflicted for steal • leg a link of a diamond bandeau, the property of - John Cntterti, value 71. privatv.l.), - an the dwelling ' • Souse of JsMes Thomas. Tfir Pro editor Is a diemood-setter, lodging at the house of Jame. Thoseas, Princess-street, Sohn. —On the Moinieg of Sundae, the :Bth May, the Prisoner, whom he knew, coifed on him with ano ther, eel they went out suet drank together.— Abont eight o'clock at night the same two called on hint but he-re - Need to go out with theta. In about heir ass hour after they had gone away, he aniseed a blik of a diamond Wedelns, which he was erusking, and Which was 'yin); on his work-board. The litk was worth 101. He nom it on the Tues . day following at the pawurtecker's. • The shoputan of 'Mr. Oobree, pawn-broker, Charlotte-street, Ratideme-pterl•e, swore, that on the Itath Way, in the morning, a female servant, of a coins.. of the name of Bererford, Imisght the link to his master's, an.l pawned it for SI. The wove night the Prisoner ',fought the Soplicate, cud 'harrowed 21. more, and took a fresh duplicate in his own statue, which he pee in as Hattlehutet. The 'Prisoner was secured a few days after, at No. B. Safolk-street. in company) with, the woman, iiereis latch The link was not fortheoating, having keen returns-I to the lady who owned it, and she wee out of tows,. The duplicate was retarded iu a blank cover, on the Tuesday. The Prironer, in his derence.saiel, tire Ptatecater and he were to habits of iutimace, and had often lent him money ; and that, on the .nth \tay, her mit( applied to the Prosecutor for aasteance, he gave him the link for the purpose of raising money o it, under • promise of returning it cria the birth day. The Prosecutor upon being called on, uttee ly denied this assertion.—Vertfiet • JvAi PUloits was troevideft of stealing tocuty 'twit benks, oust of the ile, of William George, a larekiell'er, Isvinjin Ilhaele-Lsoe. Spitallielthe flatten Mite and Jester Smith were capitally indiete I, for Inarglarimeily hreaking and etiteratag the dwelling-house of Francis Sitwell, Esq. with list"iit to Steal. The Prosecutor resides at No. 12, Durweston. street, N.ory-la-bonne. '.l:ensa Lamb. the watchman stationed in that geliehbooritacel, out the slight of the 17th of May, gated, that about twenty mittutes after two iu - the. more ig of the IHtlt, lie beard a noise like a crash at Mx..ifitwell's door, and, upon going to se e what was the mutter, he tom the Pr - natter, White, cone- tag from at. Ile challenged hiso; iu order to see whist he was ahout, and the Prisoner ran off at soon as he had spoken. He immediately pursued hits through «even' •streets, add be was st last stopped by a eatehatell, • who intercepted hint iu his flight, in Geo ,tese'aertreet. rte never lost sight • of hint slaritie his flight, except -whale he tanteel • the corners or the streets ; nor did he see any other • person daring the pursuit. While the Prisoner was euemag, the witness heard stomethm,,. , drop front him, met after he had brought him back, he re- turned utong the hoe he had before gone, and *found - a kale hear the spot,•lwith the name of White cut in the - handle ; end near that, he picked up a dark-lanterte wills a bit of wax-cauthe iu it. Man lee pursued hail then on a long loose mat, like a touchmaies, and be had no doubt whatever of his being the Prisoner at the bar. He was con limed in his testimony by tire watchman who emptied White. The other Prisoner was likewise pursued by Peter Flanagan. a watchman, who, open the lest alarm bring given by Lamb springing his rattle, end cryin4, ir stopi thief!" • can towards Mr. Site well's, an d seeing a man running attempted to slue Inns. The Prisoner (Smith) untied, and threatened, if he followed him further, he would blow his brains get. He, tiovievir, dill putsued him auto Porttuan-sguare. where he alter was stop ped by a watchman, and seemed. While Flamm to was in pursuit, he heard a noise, as of iron. fall ; end, upbn searching near the spot afterwards, he found au iron crow, and two skeleton Imes. James Wall, who had been at the tine servant to Mr. Sitwell. stated, that, on the night of the 17th of May, he secured the street-door at eleven o'clock, by locking it, potting on the chaise mid bolting it above and below. About two in the morning, he was awaked by a noise, said, upon getting up, he found the street-door open. There was a hole in the door, made with a centre-bit, • large enough to adroit a mates arcs. The door ap -141.1_, peered to beer been by that way utilm.ked, the Asia taken elf, and the lower bolt leered. The w_ --~~, .' I. , RI • ser bolt inesforced by on iron crow. Foy, sio officer of hin-n- . Office. Next day, fitted the crow to tile marks in She door; which were found to correspond. The Jnry found both the Prisoners Guilty. The Of of the 9th itegement of Foot have very spiritedly sishiscribeo a large sum for the erec tion of a rnooomout, to be placed iu Canterbury C.thedral.:Mf the memory of their gallant end snitch-ladotWOfficer, Colonel STU•ItT, Who fell in Portugal.. 'rust:cm:U.4 is appointed I. =cute it. ' • MIN . Tyr i• ' , .‘rws^`•-•••• - rise.r . --- . . , •:. - • . • • .. . . . .. . ~. , . • • - . . • . .. . , THE LIC4III;KR DOCK. ---7•o4rr Fridav Lehr , the dory appointed for opening the c new Dock, f ur the skt;rptiou of shipping, the morn ing was ushered in with a merry s peal from the bells of the chorales, fla4s were hoisted upo.l the steeples, and the diircrent ships in the roods, the old Dock inal the harbour, were gaily decorated. with colours. At half past six o'clock the members of the cor poration of Hull, the Trinity-lion „mid Dial: t2oorputry, assemliled ut the Duck- cc, end, at a Tumor peat seami , set out in pr :es:inn', in the following order : Duxs of all natiouik . 4.-• . 11.tud of Music. • Two Beadles. Thu Mace Waren. Sword Beater. • , Andrew flullinvortls, and Robert Osbourne, Esqrs. (Mayor and Recorder.) Alskrp3en, two and two (in their Scarlet Robes.) Officers oldie Corporation. Colours. James Dewitt, stud William llumeastle, Esqrs. (Wardens of the Triairy-kutuis.) Elder firethreu, two sod two. Ardstist4, two ausl tilt. Officers of the Trinity-lim.se, two and two. Duck and Harbuor blasters. • Colours. B. Ifitiatcr. Esq. chairman', of the Dock Company. Duck Proprietors, two and two. . Mercharits,Ship-owisers, Lc. two and two, - \e. 'lle. ate. 1 The procession parade:l . from the Dock-flake, [tl glr Bridge-street, • I.:herloite-sheet, Geor,e , street cud Saville-street, crossing the walls along the ground beloisom% to the Dock Company, be tween Whitefriargare-earl and lilvtougate, and tram thence along the East-tide of the Heartier Dock. to the Eatrance Basin, where the ship Ef furs, belouging to Mr. Harry Brown, one of the El der Brethren of the. Trinity-house, was lying, armed with cannon, decorated with a variety of colours. and latir yards maimed by the acliolarseiliteateil at the Marine School, established by the 'frinity house, in their naval uniform. At eight o'clock, the Effort entered the Deck, amidst the acclamation* of an i iiii Reuse coricoarse of spectators, and immediately fired a royal salute, olitch was returned by another from twenty-one pieces of cannot', placed ire front of •the entrance bone : the music playing '! stale Brituanie,“ awl closiOg with .‘ f;ud save the King . 1 " • I ' be Illitlit'r , .ll4 brettitt/f6 orseirinled on this mesa siou, unaurisimisly testified the pleasing sensations they felt, et aii event which eminot fail to form a memorable epoch in the commercial urinals of the town of Kingsrou.upou-Hull. . The BOW, in the evening, was moored in the middle of the Dock, and illuminated by tato lamps, being the nuinbee of shares in the ersdette.king•for intking die Docks at that sort, .. ..._-....... . • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' --........—. • r .- STAMFORD RACES. ,• • . TRURSD•Ii, it Yr 49. . The sof. Plate wu sins by Mr. Elwes's isslika, by 141/0/- ford. The woes. sweepstakes was won by Lard Fitswillines Easton ' heating Sir S. sitwell's Clinker. ,The Hunters' sweepstakes ww.wou by T.ord Lowilsorb b. f. by Adm.'s', ridden by his Lordship, bestia l ' seetowl. - rrocKußtixiE RACFA. .a... - Tsmassar, .11.1•41 r 519. • ''' A plate of Fifty Posiods. Ili. bay's 1: i... by Ambrosio, a years obi 1 I Mr. IDills . oesatt, 'or Wary, a years old .• .... Ilfir H. Eippleesalr• b. f. by fi r sihtouJ Flits; .. b • • 2 Me. Rollockb b. e.tsr A ppkgarth, 3 years obi U • 4 " - •_ , .... L Illwespstakes 455. feels, _ . Mr. St Soientat knight, a yea. old • I Mr. r. Pewletr muter Ruben., Ii ym. old. Mr. T. Mertititsb.e. by Hellas', a yrs. eld Mr. F. Richardsee'y bi. b. Mb up. s yra. old tin amend heat a dine race. 0a Friday the sot plate yes who they by Sir H Lippio rote. Braiorsorm, beating Mr. Sadkes Receiver, winch was drains alter the inet beat. Littletou, l.ifu Bust, and Inconstant, Masted • fur time tea guineas sweeparkes. IV 011 by Littleton is' a inviter. On the whole, these tares storded very little spurt ; but diedietippoietmeat sum um very vvidely,Miteaded, fee 'mate led SturithlaslgaUowa so little company. Even Me sport . ing gentlemen of the arighbouratud were mostly &bust, • and out half a down bits were mode uo asty race. EXTRA—A . ORX Alltill'ST MEETING, Nog.: TbroDAT. Mr. Goelbsiens's Grimaldi *mut Lord Skkeille's Pros pero, t lat. ratio. ?nowt p. p —Tbe assets to tide. The *torte not mentioised is nor letter. Setting, at Bibuty, S by ton Grimaldi. • TO T URA et. • Mr. Cerlieek'• black bier (rude 1 1 Me. G. Neville) kat Mt. Pollort's grey male (rode by the imam), Latitudes and t_ tarter. kibitz. A good race, but son by a length. His'aoyal /tvgluvess the Peace of Wales is appointed Steward tar the item Silvery Meeting. PROPERTY fix. return to an Orel, of the Htniourable'llouse of C. dated the site itummoesis.: fir as Aceosiat at Esti amen of ant Sitlaereeraret of the Property Tax fer the tate, sad 'moo, respectively: Aimo entlnag slb April, ituT. h 4 2gr9•1 8 Anne cooling stb April, Inns. Arinu sth April, ire" I 1,3464.1 U 11,35%249 for dlo Istor ending sth April igiliTtist Owe aceintil is made out 'num actual triune, except lboss the dersitusent of the War-ollicet For the ',ear ending sth Aped isms, esters. from eta Somers.' ehavvicta Main been received; ilia which it ap pears (bat the amarsanients ns tin& dna protkorions hate deereareit So that us the oluile a diminution of duty may he ironwood, to the extent of 72,m101. nearly in the sloes rise.uts by Commissioners for genersl pain's..., hot skirl, is overhalamed by the driltectiono of ditty is other depart ments. Fur the yeareeritno.;th April loop, Returns from is Ser. salon districts, have Into received', the irsolt from which Is more faviot•dthlc than in the year premdliog, at the rate of 4 I •6th per crot. increase, and, will therefore warrant an esti mate to the amount of that year. Illr tomminder of Oat year, except in the article of Duty on Dividends, is likewise computed en the mogul of the preceding year, from the same sources, for want "(Retinue. Office fur Taxes, June 13,:l 40). A Coroner's litqueet•eet nit toe body of Mi..* MEauceers, who snub a mutter 111 Oilfield-vault" ; Theatre., on Friday, at the Maideeilicad; at Mottles, bridge, she lisviseg died auddetely on the preceding ' day. The deceased was riding along die Pancras road, with her lather, when she 61141411'111y coMplaiu ed of sedispolition, a :d I,e4ged to lie dowse.. A Ploy cart pow•iug at the time, the young lady was put into it, wlttre the died io a very short time. Iler, pain was a kind ul *pasta in the cnest.--Pinil by du Visitation of God. I • . OTELLIGSYCZ. POUTEII , OUTII, JULY Sailed the gigglers, Dryad, and Jut, with a t.uo voy for the Doisos. Pmrszouzit, JULY I. CAN* iu the French brig s ers phi, e , prose to the Itakigh sloop of war ; Union Vrencli ilyts,e-tuart;e, prize to the Nadia, ; ‘,restes sloop of Miff, from Cork ; Pearofk sloop or war, t Gwent sry ; feeigerite cutter, from thjoit.—iailea Hid Majesty's Itedpole uhd Raleigh, for Ports mouth; Black Joke lover, with u fleet tu, the esat ward ; and 4 fleet of victuallers ler Linium. IFALWUTIII, JUNE 30. The Goree sloop ()fiver, with 35 sad of nierchavt ships, for Portugal, is now off this port.—Wind N . TORBAY.. JU LY I. Arrived six trammorts, natter convoy of the Gant bier cutter. The 31st fteginvent have embarked on board theta, and will sail for Portsmouth au soon as the wind comes fair. YAILKOVTII. JULY 1. Sailed the Defence attA Mars, for. the Ba Inc. Arrived the Edgar, 74 gams, front off' Flushing. novret, ,st.t.e 2. Arrived the Edward, of Dover, Joweg, of Slt derland, and f.:Ufiagicood, of Rye, with coals for Dover. DEAL, JULY t. Arrived the Repolie, from the ‘Yeetwerci ; and Flora. Crews, for Prince:l Wand. Sailed the Edge" , to tile Eastward ;and Minerva, fur Arricai.—Wind W. FROII LLOYD'S LIST. Geavessan, Jtwir 2.--.lirrivra the Bamiltnn !Horne, Berkwith, from &Mos; Jame, Cutry, (runt Nurfolk leaf, tVcaroo from New-York Sarah, Murray, 0 , 43 Yetscilo; and Marsaretim- Berthier, Jeria, from Nattga. INDIA SHIPPING AND PASSENGERS. Yasterds? the d;sysatehrs were finally dosed at the East India Hritsbe, atod delivcred to the Pursers of the uutterwentioned ships, . _ Nortlearaptoo ' Carol Madera; and Capt. Gaillard, —"Afarkira and Houibay. 11.1tarltaii, Capt. Wuoil ; a nd Wiudhain, Capt. Stewart-- 414410ra and Iteugal. Am William Poltrorrj, Cape Cbriatopl,cr ; Willima.Fll‘ ; Crowder; Lady Lualtirtstira, ; mild Sarah Claris liana, Mackcsou—Meogal direct. l'a alenv•ris per iliosairampton : For ltaialiay—Majaa-Catairat Hist Hon. 1. Abytroiaby, Commander-au-Chief; Lied. Morgan, niaritre . , Mrs. trio ; .14artona, Arololasit•Sorgeon . M Airy and Pik? Cadet*. Fur Utiortal—Misses hater sad Borten. P.r , oroger - 4 Usioit : For llornbay—Mesars. - Alford Ir, Feet Slaffatei; .paes Warm, Shutt, sad Ridmari loom GoarAiff amid feolaraii, C.itlet.s. Fur Iteugat—Mr. M•Plaio. ForCeiloo—Mra. S. Leiria. ' ProrrelaKriN prr Wrilisat Pitt:- • For Dralal—lM. Cioriasion ; Mr. Weidman, Calct. Fur Hader-11in Wm. Richard Saitb; Mrs. sad two ' Mires Sabina Mr. Grua, Caikt. irer iitartf , ra ; For Briaa:—Major awl Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Gress, Mrs. Tarawa, Mira ertiarke Wis. Oster; Mr. Mrs. sad due. Mime, Mo•ora ; Moorri. Nlarriirl, iirrarcoireira, Hall, Miami,. and Swiaroa, Coders. For Ma has--Me. sawt, Assiataatlargeort; W. Gur - - - - - doe, Cadet. Fur Aladcirs—lire Malttead, Mrs. 11110/117, sad 311 r. Ma guire. per Fur Ilenittl- , Mr. Ma.eolas, itasistatit.thrtgewa; Haa ter. Mr. /truce KM. *QM:IIM Will flafilapag ; MIIIIIS, .Fm•ch:Sessits,, Busekboldieg. Wriest, Madresstia, Sheriff, Macearlahar, and Theruld. Cadets. Fur Madras---C.40. Waugh, Mr. Beeston, Cadet. Fur Eescoultu:-Akt. C. liullway, Nether Merchant. l'es-etigere per Lady I.s.ltiaktua For. Besist.-.Mr. Cumpron ; Captain, Ales. and f Misses Morris; Capt. Sir Thom is Katmai, Bart. end Lady; Mr. Data; free-wariner ; Al. e. Alabert ; Mrs. Wawa; Mitres Clifton n.ul F.4.kine ; Mesas. 'Punier, tiftlitausan, Brae, and En., in', cadets. For Mailree--Mrs. rulerwood, and three daugtstete ; Mr. Iteliertess, cadet. P.t,tengera per Sir William Paltehey— Fur urratal—Lieet..Cut Outlet Stuart;. ('apt. WeStUD Lieut. Webb ' Mr. Michell, free.dearirser • Mr. Jeans Mr- Meat 6 bleaers. Maker, Lindsay, Archer:Austell, sad Blair, cadets. Passenger; per Sarah Christiana— For Resgal—Mr. Pattreon, /tuatara Stares ; Mrs. Mesa.; ; Mrs. F. each ; Mrs. and Mu Jackass ; Ms. tier, Cadet. •-res • -•Prutesseene , ESSEX COUNTY MEETING. Saturday a numerous and respectable meeting 0/ the Freeholders of the county of Essex, was held at Chettn.ford, at which a .caws of Hemillitiona were str.anin 00000 sly 'agreed to, condi:twits% the condnet of the Sherd, who had refused to call a meeting, returning timid, to Mr. Wardle, SW FrINICif Buso: deli, Lord, Foilootone, Mr. Wliithrearl, Mr. %Vat tern, Mr. Brand, Mr. Y.V. Smith, Mr. Creevey, Mr. Mattocks. rod the other Members who sup., ported Mr. 11'erdle, on the lee inquiry into the conduct of the Duke of York, regretting the late emirate; decisions in the House of Commons, in cures of curtupt practices proved, or in proof of winch it wets offered to pro3site evidence, but such otter was refused, sad reCosnesemffieg public eteottoney. Sir D. St. John Meldmay wets en the Chair. and thew resolution*, whit-h were waived try Colonel Bar:veggie, haring been carried, Mr. Holt White noised a resolution of thanks to Mr. Western, and the other Menil.er* el the House of Common*, who hall, iu the course.of the last session. &claret! thetertelvrs friendly to Parhanientarritefortu. Mr. Flower, Mr. Harvey, and Mr. William Smith, spoke in support ashes resolution, which also pas ,ed imassienoiadt. Thank. were then toted to the Chairman, and the Meeting astj....roeti with • cheers to the County 'town, where a bondmane dinner was provided. --- Reports were in ellen:anon at Dover, on %tor day night, but could not he traced to any source, that another engagement had taken ploce between the Ati l tri tor and the French, in wincli the latter had been defeated. The report weal so fires to Nay, that B • wea wounded soul taken prisoner. Sunday niontitur the report ors renewed lay letters receive:a from Deal to the sane ettekt. The ores seas said to hare teen brought by doe Captain of • gyn-loig from •ff floe Fliothing sLitime, Who had fallen eu with one of t h e licensed smugglers, front whom he had obtained • Dutch paper of • late date, obtreia the abort account woe inserted. • • THE AfdREETS. CORN-EA(4I.II4GE, Juts 3. 3/.311' 1 1 1 4 otiri o rdfrOtx ore nut vary luseseteme, b at Cesl4 is!s!e. rei , aiming ; ttue ansintnia but rites, ash.. rortt bele) sale, et avAevelt : ,l lean. t;t.od Seeley and 711a:t Clef dearer.. h te - Penstrailur cLen per. Beene of the tiC3 kbia rather Weber. 'There are Ithewi.e enenderelde 111 , j , • • of Oats ; il••• samples therrof are tiutatcd rather dealer. Flow at late inters. And hue Aimee:can 46a to eta. per latu - rei. CURE ENT PINICE OF GRAM. Wheat 7lll ati.. Waits SSa.Gin, od Eire ditto ,6 91.• 8ee115...• • • 46.1. SIII. ed - Rye......... 41s. 445. Oats Übe ell & 344 Bosley ..........345. 445. 04. J 37s. 4410 ql Malt. ..648.764. P...talve tittle White Peas t Rape Seed lUSs (bailees) I•• ( J' IL ring !'lone • 3os. 714 they ' 47 , 11. MN. Symons 6.14. ;on x Haug; F.. Corn-Inopeeloes Return.— hit !ono Y, Just to. Whrotcper Ltd 201. --o. to b u i el , po t truarorr 43f. TA 46 , 1 *tats -•-d. too 4 44. Oran" . • 564. to 63 1 1. —d. 304 -.S. to Os. —4 PII4I-'B. OF • NUPS. - • Skf:ll. POCKET/. Kent, 41. oft. to J. tdb. Kent, 41. Ica tu 61..-. a 11, 1 .. 0 , 4 at Si. 40 4/. 3a. Stlse4T, 111. i.. 40 al. IN. Kama, st. t:As. to 51. tit. rum!,1111,71. —a. t• ill. is PRICESOF IIAY diND StiIIATYT if ISTE ifini': — •T.J AS F. '46 illtireC4l•l4l Hay. Si. aft. 104,1140. 4111. I lt Hay 31. WC to tit. Itiy. littaa, ft. it. tint. to il as. New, --I. ....s. to 01. —%. Clover, hl. 16s. to al. us !Orme, ti. 1411. In 1111: Of. SIM IT i 1 11 , 1 ELL) MA H lik.T, .J a: LA' 3. • 1114 day'. market bail • pretty good supply of piww beasts, and the show .if cattle. ia general was somewhat con siderable ; Beef and Viral as« damper lkue our lota report ; Motion is dearer ; Pork 4441 Lamb ..?port Ina prkes, and the wide fur the mist part was telerilay beak. The sal" in the flay market acre rather lively • Slay ietclied a bettrr pries than Fridsy'r market ; Smite aid Clown continue thr ' same as per last.—The tosedenuentiouad prices and lintakt:ls are nu accurate statement ~._ Tu sitar due OlTal per shwa it alb. 8ent...... as. ad. to ss. I.d. field ..f Cable, this d a y •._... Mut ton ...sii. oil to Si. 641 ' ''...11 1.14ib....ti5. 44 to 71. out. •to..ept aid Lirabg...• i9,:,,u V. ,' se. u.l. to ha. Mk Calms' t•to tort 45. M. 011ie OIL Pith 291, HAV.AARKET. Boy od. to 61. ids. od. *raw .ll. ins. id. to 41. Os Cloier lus. WI. to 71 15s. Od.. NI:WGATE AND LEd.DEMIALL MA:IKETS. ,(By the Cart.a.t.) Bee! 34. at 10 3s. as. I Veal as od. to 6s. ud Illuttuis 41. 4d. to 11 od. I Pork ss. ed. to •‘.l Leul 45. 44. to tie od. Pu lc E T4LLow. a. Jame. motet_ a. :ad TwAvrallor ed • Ciars lhelert ....... st sit I lienetransit 9el el —6 o Wiiistbapel Idedset IM NI Whin sti per it. of alb. Sequins., gis ed oes las Stl 11mg nag 7se ud —a • Average ss i 44 Ditto rotigh 4LI os 471 0 ray es - • . Good Dregs V •••—.Mid sled I 1 ig Price of Cordlssyyer &mien, 146 od—Aluulds, iris 6d COll. M i t SIEET-Itirt ss. Shlps at Market. Shipp veld. Price. It.. Newcastle :1 . .111 'derived ... ... 1.. bed, ry 111. MEEFIN , ; of.ortßassents AT 0144.1aLL, vivoiteasor , ‘ is. N. Ambew lll , Cal'ork, late of r/.....e Gdarrisisooilit. Groaveuor-squaw, navy. scent - - st to DIVIDENDS (knew Miller, IVuoltriek, Kest, toiler - - 19 Thomas ilantary tke 4.4der, Creaby-ruae, Baimiedsey. bruont-makee - - - lta _ James Lyon, Samtheigatriens, Loudon, merchant - to I)IVIDENDS PAV.tBLE TIIIS DAV. Wm. Brown, liinl-street, BloontsburT, Bruce , to John Potts Dsibcrt„ Nmeenstle-neon. s ryne, isserelsont t Rickard Hurky, pork-butcher Jscohlarsel Levy, fete of Haydon.stent, Monk% enerehnnt - - - 10 I Plii!iit Mark, Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, linen- Inoue 10 CERTIrIeATES Juba Ridge rpeot, of tiltdatinster, Sanserart, greyer. Archibald ll'aside, of Livcrpuul, perfumer and tu) tun. &nutlet Norris, of Sheeirld, raver-swab. John Dawson, uf Aldgate High-street, London, lisendraper. _ ' PRICC (W STOCKS, YfinTER DAY. *par Cast. Reduced . 4 par CeuL Lan Assuillbrs Imperial .1 per Cent bni India Ronda Earkeliwr Rill. Eassltati Lottery Tiekela 211. Its. T. 1111811, Stock- Krukev, Ns. 4. Coeubill, and Nu. 9, Cliarinperims. BIRTHS. On Saturday calming, at the Earl of Fremont's, in Gros veiroc.place, the Logy of Sir CINZICS Merrick Harrell, of a son. Tlsurialay seitaialtt, at Blithtleta, I. Staßordshirt, Lady Hanle Bigot, of a sun. MARRIAGF-S. Thursday morning, at !fluke Clierch, Plymouth, the Hun. Rear-Admiral Robert Stopferd, se e tre d sun of the Earl of Cuticle/we aged as. to Miss Mary nailbaire, iiergitter of CmareseMest Faaishswe, of His blejestra ink-yard at Ply*** Tessder, at Stable autreb, Plymouth, Mr. Jeffery, of ; being she third Ullit this =WWI pie haw ingsetively plighted their VOW, at tic al t., at ftsmis. Mernil4l6Bt, At Lestiniess, ha the county of Caeca , r thew, Rd. T. Dixie, Eel. _Ural. le the Royal Mariam, hro dier of Sir B. . DWI. to !terra t, eldest daughter of Lieut. T. 11. vrih,..., Royal Navy, awl of Pass Castle, Can o..llw,day, the 19th ult. at St. 11sty.la.lionne Cluarle, by the Rev. Jobe, Preston, the. Rev. telsarel 1 atria, yoset,;. son of the is,. Josue • Una en, l'srt_ of (t'not ton it-a= fortivhfor, W Ills+ Prestos., dough's. of Ile iter. John tins, Flambe flail , Vorludtere. A few days mtg., the Rev. G. Cliseoller, of Toyotas*, RCM Rotherham, to Miss theisidelcstern, of Heaton Bushell, o, Vewkehire. Last week, of St. Clement's (*breech, Strand, by the He'' Mr. Gurney, Mr S. Newberry, Bookseller, eit Porta; o street, Liseolia's- len, to Mws .lun Batley, utWattleae. DE Al HR. On Tat-slay list, it her Loos: in Grosvenor-move, is Ilsertne, widow of I.ters Kniulitley, Esq. of Fan Icy Po le. Nortlearaptooshirc, limier of the Dowi•er Duchene of ill , chalice, Couutem I)nwager of Gatloiety, awl Sir Dailwovd, Bart. On bee arday last, at rarehsua, Francis Fag; llosaaw lair Licit ..Calattel of eh, ti.eth diet, Awl lair+ t...: Fis4!-01111kAr of the ~ouli-Nr.l .ialrirt. LON DI)N : by I: 1.P.1'11)%l)N, No 19. tt.•' Walk 11-tulirl , t 41- yt re . t p0ii14.04 at tics Ofib • . Ko. dark st. t (lorrek, &pod. 3 ‘i 1111' E, of ...me I.lr b.k... At. Nr cs Mill wIM Ofriet 14011 i rllOl WIN lor tit* triftlUlll.llllllll, 1' , •••• r; J o" 141 TT V I M , r. C r r 'I J A } c c I •