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Sit N. Grailiaio's . , ih. sgaiust the 1%6: of lull:will Ned, 4-)rs uld, t. most b. It LAST DA B. Lady Slidlifs Vesattue, upshot Ur. licreorth's Viscoun tess, est. Alb. each —Toe:ileac old Clone, 50gs T R DOC RACES. • tvasna.r. at I. a. A Posse of Aer.—Heata, titter tuund the Cnurst, and • chooser. M tr. Mitatptits's b. t. Itt'Gts.tv,t,! , y St. Ceorie, 4 ot AM • 1 I .4i; W. V. Wynn's b m. Illadentoia•tit Pmat Ihe Trattb %la. r Stokes of lost each ettbocriLoto), =olden ►t the time 1.1 naming. - • • • • Sir T. Mustria eh. c. by GoLdenDals, a yes. Uht, *Allied owes. Psitosolen Welter Stakes of 34s 1:.31. tat robot-wit:t ags/. Td *met to be rol.l R.r Isors. if demanded, Sec. sows nod reldingwelborei sib. Kr. E. Lloysre be. h. Artichoke, by Doa Oilsotc, aged Sir W. W. lia'rsits'a ch. R. by filaucui; aged Sir T. M oat) .is br. tn. by Mlr. Teazle, a yrs old witeNtsn4v. Tbr Tga.yr.alLt Stakes of iv each (ta subscribers) ; two. mile beats. Kr. E. Lloyd's b. e. Stilton, he ntainford, 4 !meld I 1 Sir T Mostyn's be. C. Mister frarle, syrs old SL W tryna's b. f. Dream, sister to General latai t Tke Trutt la , Stakes of sp. each (to suitacribe a), carrying amt. mares and freldis.co allowed nth. The wianer tu he sold for top. if demanded, le.--Once round the Course; one wile . .lfr. Lloyd's be. b. Arliclacke, by Don Quhote, aged .. S;rT Mosaya's br. or. by Mr. Tousle, oat of Wades, • -- • • via old The winnet• was claimed, warding to the conditions, by Sir T. Moat% n. The sol Purse, the gift of the Steward... a ilh &Silver Cup, !mine sol. added to Win. Alexatuter MaJwctb, EN. was nut rup fur, For want of hones. 'Mr. W. A. 'tletketes b c. M'neorge, a yrs old, being the w:47 horde entered, received 2oiga. ...1. • iiiii...../m. NEWCATLE-UNDER.LYME RACES. TIIEf DAY, •CGVIT s. A Seeepetekos of i•.mir. curb, Air all ages; 4-yr olds, yat. gib. s-yr olds Ott. alb mares mid geldings allowed Ilk A tunes( .on this year cm-eying gib.; twice, 31b. extra. fuse riles. (Six subseribert.) Mr. Diott's gr. b. Lichfield, by Costa, slot old L•ied fir dimes b. f. Netsuke, 4 yr. al4 A Maieks Plate of aid. far a yr aids, Bet. sib. s•yr olds Tat. SIC S-yr olde oat. 6-yr olds at. Ob. and aged sat. mares allured gib. Four mile heats. W. Seesee's be. f. Ample, by Sir Peter, didlide 1 I M'r. Peters 's h. sa. aged Mr. Paarkerlires be f v-years odd Mr. Quaver - 4. f. by Getoteal, 4.yeara old r• f 6 11,101111SDAT. The Members' Piste of sot. Le- all ages. Fuss Mile Reads. Mt. Litbfie!J (vitt. Egmtun's Ceittriasi) .. I Mr. Eyre's b. f. Mtn cars old ..... • S. air THVAIDAY• TIN PuMiesoa• rows or sot for 3-year olds 6.1.71 b. a.year Ali est. &yam adds oat. gib. biesr olds and aged set ' 411.0. TM wiener of use plate or aver:wakes this =glb. of two, so. extra. Marts 61541 geldiugs si lb. new beats. Nr. L • rot old ....... ....... atr T,V104% • , bleary oW Sigurt.ts O. e. , 4.yrara old Mt. Owlish hr. c. 3 peon end , CUP2I3II be. c. 5141riaillsity a slay, 4 5 NOTTINGHAM RACES. • TU7s3pay. AltdresT e. ibi ilirjaMy's Plats if loop. Orr lotar.year Die, Inst. sib. • five-year aids, list. sia-year nat.; sod age d, gb. rflionogfoob.€-Apollo.brillgouridaboo, o yrs 2 1 , E=1;11-1,44w.r•44,...a. ***** :I, h. Ikadiar sIY •0• 11 ;:s 5 . a .8. 4 " • 4r easystir Mgiebeet? "Me tt ant. •46410 tbo Estrence (sp. soca) flue threialeat old Cob, IN. Sib. and ;MC 0 -100* bests • C. • bv Stamford 1 1.1, by ck. g. ..edy • . tubbles ter. t byyllorgeree * • 4 4 Mr. C. "midis t 1 c. Parmesan • s • orSON SODA?. edi cap, .shre Isar ea IMP. it *Pe ri n o.4ohlrfir tins xi togs goat, by le Sahrseribisria, the dine-roe OM% GIL i fuor:rer OA% 74f 71 1 1 • 6w -rrse obi.M. eft ; shelter fikb., ;pt. awl aged, del. mane allowed ath. Two Wigs. it" S. 'Sitwell', be e Clinbee, by Sir 1 1 / 4 •s r. 4 re gbd t Me a blist.tt's b t. donsaishafol ps old Mr. 'gibbon's br. c. by Sir rear. Aka by Alfred. S Yrs tAd S Kr. t. Dannotnbe't gr. e. toy Dellyibl • don by Drop" 3 yrs old Fiery Towns for dove and fioar roe Me. Two beats. Sir S. %Wert b f fioosander. by Mesebtetonno, 4-re. obi, est. tib Att.. C. Browner b. r. Stensont. ayrs. iitdoet. Mb. t 3 J.Ansanesbr.e Spaniard,3-yrsald, dat 1010. 4 2 dr Mr. Taalon's b. 1. Fair Star, •-yes. old, est. 31b J It de Me. Skeltun'a gr. fby Dripinio•yrs uM, 6st. irtlb. 4de 7MUtI Y- A Nfaidea Plate of snl. c;11,1tior: lova, for all awes ; throe year Md., yet VA.; Aar year ulas, yat. tab. Marco and melding/1 Closed alb —...fnar. hoard Mr. laliosna'ot Spaniard. by %Italy, 2-yrs. 444 Mr. Sbeptierd's ch. f. by dienttlr, s-yn. old Mr. Bettlande be. c. by Beelzebub, 3-yes. old s dar 4take of Sp sorb, 16 Sedmovril ere-) qr. 'l , rreit's b ► Femme, AT Overepli s yls4, ban the only Ware 'lambed, received the forfeits. NI:WBURY RACES. 11109. - TIMID* V, 222. L. A renewal of the Stakes of loge. each, with tr,ge addrd by time Macaw Feed. Earl Craven waned Mr. Dilly's b. e. !Atlases ..... M r. Moe Seedling Me klaeoaa's la a Sillier Care, sister in Sivibeie .• . • a S‘r 11 I.ippiuvue• b f. by Obi, net of Arad*, 4 A good rare A fol. Plate, fur ail aces ; dirra ohl, dst. sb. ; 4-y44 oW, set. 224 , sy.s old, got. I tlb ; ti-in old awl aged, 9et. ~lb. Tfir twat of three too-mils hoax Mr. Itat.w. ab f. Clioi 42, 4 yrs eald ? 7st. 13 1 A. i a Mr Collet *Ott Slop, S yrs add, set. nib 2 Mr. F.soaka's a re old, dee. seb 11.422 D 4%.• TAe Sulvarripii.in Cep vt 5o g,reas, the property of the Nue.c..mausseamesit (Meer, vial Privates of the tat Wei meet of rerks Yr.:deer/ tsevalii—iele ye+ tat. each-- to•• aide eras. Mr. R (heat) , 10;-* air' Alfred II" chs/loseal. W. Parks, by Haiti t'sr. t terroe's gr. g. l'enntrrinau J Curp ...imilistirourre b. ®. 4 i•fn (don NEWCASTLE. Du►ing the last week we hove been feeguentiv with thunder nod lightning, weeenipiiiiteil vest quantity of rain. On Friday ►tight the fell in 4 continued torrent for several the morning of Saturday presented a distressing Aerie among several of the inhabitant's in the lower parts of the town. Those in New l'auslon and Conine appear to have suffered must, same wf whose hinnies were inundated to the depth or from three to lour fret. A buy. named tleurge aged tire years, (son of George limes, smith. Pun dritiesotif) had a wonderful sweipe from crowning. %Voiding among others in New Petition, he ass swept mw ay by the current, mid curried full 330 yards (130 of which were au inclosed conduit) iltivni towards the riVer. In the !hissers is a water-fill of five yards ► directly under that part of the luau's walls winch divide* Messrs. Suetwea, Brous), and Heed's ihigh and low mil-yards, over which the child *a* impetuously forced. A man working in the raffsynril, with great presence of mind pilvereil eil to an ()twit purl of the conduit, sit the foist of Pan don, where he fortumitely arrived, joist in time to rewire the object of Ins pursuit from a watt, grave. I Ltd he been one second later, the world have paaird on to the river, and inevitably perish ed. 'Rough he had little appeunince of life when caught. in a very short tone he estate to Inin.elf, unit was on Sunday perfectly recoreied.— If any thing might be said to canoe misuseinent iu the midst of so much distress, it was the e.catie of some ladies and their paramours from a 'loupe of ill Line in Panatela. The water having deprived them of their clothes, they were forced to how front their dwelling. breast high, and almost in a state of nudity, to the no result grmiticetion Ora iiiiinher of speetuturs. In the afternoon of the same day, a man who had 'been at the fair, and four horses, were struck *lead by the lightning at the Cor rine, on the west side of the Town Aloor, and a les soil two other hoses woriliert, ho hare shier rem/revert A man belonging to Mr. Treemae. tailler, near Duey Cottage, was drowned in ero sing the burn at that place. isi returning with laden cart from the inerket in this tow's' On Thursday evening a cow I..longiree to Mr.. Atkinson, of Tidwell, isms killed by the tight: whi.;h struck her beiies: is Cie !Yry,i2.t. rein ,ehici, it hurai r all the hair, and perforat the shin at the point at which it ap.asirs to have entered her node with a number of suse;. lodes. The ee'imi4lo, struck the house of Mr. Dale, of Walker, near,N'eweiist le. threw down the eldinuey and a gre..• na.n..or of tiles, broke 17 valueres of glees, tore art *tie vincle. shutters, and dashed them agiie:st the,tsliite !also, scattered the planner about the ,d the rooms with a stilphureou, smoke ; tint provi dentially did not injure any of the Emelt,. THUNaLIi N7ll a .11. S. :¢114.17- Aeit N. AUG. ISt. Yesterday morning we ha t x vie• at Outwit:re storm, which cum inued short two wort; Galt.% part of which the peal* were onconi.nonly la.hl, 4:10 the liglitmn ',cry vivid ; forton stele or ii at e bee-.S of no serious accident a:telithe.; it. an going mot early to tether seine cow*, !seat ;he bridge of I)re. had the hair of her heal alurai.t completely singed off, and formed fghiu the ta.,pst her narrow escape had occasioced. I%VgiItNESI, Atl.ll. On the afternoon of Fright.; last canw ...• :e a dreadful aural of vt.huuder and lightning, :•• •• ponied by a heave fall of ruin, mild, of the cue with hailstoues of rt.l large site.. We are sorry to leant, than .I, ...• consequently been 'edged in %airy place*, a considerable damage has otherwise tewm A tremendous water-spout was u served v.. 1•• • • the westward of Dingwall ; end we are no that shout 40 sheep were killed by the light. the Ared, and that front 20 to 30 shared she b.., I• &Rein Urquleart. •IBLIADOUIt, AIJG. During the thruider storm on the 3tl curtain. at two p. as. the lightuing struck two houses, cott ages/pi by a mutual gable, near the shore, et Abe... dosor k iu Fife. The whole betiding. about 70 feet token ood I 4 broad, was enveloped, fur all instant. .II IMAM Au intense part of the lightning, eis soft oho % AM about three feet freer the tronsio, pworeeded downward, through the heart of the well, passed through an oaken twitch of a •ail- Press. part of which appear. as if charred, melted a brain candlestick, standing below, its eight .lif lrolltrelt Oster% a n d tore the sheltie in every direc ties. fir the middle of the building, a partition its real from top to bottom, in two places, so as to admit one's land, and numberless fragments of the bricks and lime were lowed on 1.110 Oiyortle witolOw-eatolt, all the panes of which were brisker). sad pieces of the glass fulled onteard, ttn fret front the wall. On returning to an upper apart ment, which die - hail not left five minutes, a wmuan found the choir, on which she had tut, overturned ; part of the flax the bud been spintiiii„• , , scorched ; a shawl, ir inch ley 04e s Chrst, with II hole burnt in it of 04 niche. diameter; a wooden clock dashed on the *Mr; a large oblique section of the jamb in shivers ; Is the hearth, where her wheel stood ; a linnet, in wire CA*. within three feet of the wiuduw, and directly apposite to two rann which were broken, rammed, mut, from the midst of dust and smoke. verenaderi its owner immediately MI her appearing. Of he venoms in the two houses, all were au stunned by the lightuing, that only ono remembered the loud clap, which appeared siasultsaienns yet, ex cepting a cut on the hinder part of the head, and • contusiou of the face, ocemiatied by the fragments • lofted front the gable and port - Klett walls, and a alight strain of the knees, from having been thrown violently on the floor, sustained by three of them, no injury was received. A tremendous hail-shower immediately preceded the lightning. The baro meter stood at inch 29. and the thermometer Fahrea. at 39 degrees. NVed.aemli.y naorning. Juices Casper and hioaPia. sesoradly cminetel at Croydon Assizes, of two most horrid inonlero, (mentioned is, our lest) paid the forfeit of their live, to 01. offended leak of their century. is Horseuminger-latte, in the Bo rnugh. On their bother 'sing cut down, they were coaveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital for diasectios. IVIIIFEHAVEN, Atiuust 13. in the course of the week past, we have bad frequent sloirr,rs of rain, with much thunder and liglitiiing.—Varticularly on Thursday morning, about five o'clock, there was a most awful thins der-sturin, but not of long thiratium—.l,t in the parish of A decdoo, the lightning struck the ;,round, (about 140 yards from the dwelling-house and out-buildings of Mr. Joho Littledule) which it ploughed up for the length of twelve yards: and, in its progress, removed a stone of die weight of We pounds, ton distance of tour yards, and kill ed two sheep. Its direction appears to hews been from the south-east.—We puce not heard of miy other damage being done. Avitictivroir.—A piece of meadow ground. on the estate at Breek's flail, near Appleby. the pro perty of Joint Wakefield, Esq. of Kendal, con tainnig 16 acres, produced, in the year 1 505, only two carts-load of hay ; whereas, the saute piece of grottiki, tlirongh regular process of management, this year, produced the extraordinary weight of ens tuns of limy. T II L: N D k: I: tiroaue-ii•On Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, the city el Gloucester and neighbour hood, were visited ley a heavy storm of thunder and lightning, istteoded by pain:drain, which continued with hut little intermission, till live o'clock on Friday morning. A mum, corning down &ings down-hill, near Bath, was struck dead by the light ning. and 0 valuable tow. belonging to Mr. Comte, of Dunibletom, near Tewkesbity, was killed ell the ~acne esening.—At Oxford, • ball of tire fell in a house at St. Giles's ; without, however, doing any material damage ; awl the electric fluid strut-14 down is ynunst man, and two von nig amnion, in au adjoining house, but they tectiverell, without any serious invert. In a hot.house belonging to .Ur. l'r, tren, of Oxford, Ilt7 panes of gee were broken ii, tltu hailstones winch accompanied the steam i s that quarter ; and numberless sky-lights. rue iisher.trames, &c. were demolished.—The s.i.sie afternoon, about a* quarter past two o'clock, tee extroordionry phenomenon occurred at HOW'. [dim', near Cheltenham. A storm of pieces of ice, of remarkably large dimensions, fell with such vio lence as to break all the glass in the windows, en i Inc south side of the house, anti shattered to pieces the roof or a green-house. The fruit was likewise rut od; and the trees and standing corn ilk the neigh lionrhood were coneaderably damaged. A number of %oniony were woke° by the 51111 It: Ott4lll, in the threthug-huuse oftlis Rev. ?Air. Wits NIA?, at Strati too. Au Irish deserter, from Flosbiag, to the British esta,t, an Thursday last, .f the name of Must- Laws, a notice of Red-Gap, kr the county of Kil dare, coutiadiets the statement that there wes a consitkraille proportion of the Vtsh Brigade in Flnahma. 're: munber of that brigade there, he says. does not exceed 4th), and few hot the Officers are In as. It iv commanded by a Make. FIITI. al,'"ltS Y e and he twhinged to Coot. Doni.i's corn pan). The smother of the enemy's force in Flush , nag, he computes to by a ithiti between 9 and 10.000 mire, a great proportion of whom, he says, are 1 stoseled sad sit k. As Mr. ins! VTANE. of Scarborough, anti hie rro%sivig* river. culled "beritry Beck, ynoviiire, wi l'roloy night. in a gig, the river b. ion much bomb). the gig and hoeme oere carried weal , the current. anti Mr. AonvTAnt: feint tir.en4l. his left atniable widow and firer g:ltlirio. Ilis brutlier made every pOisiLite exertion to .tve 'rile light-house the Bell Rock, at the mouth of the Frith of Forth, for the construction of which a t•oolisioleraideyuiu Itas been granted loy l'arlisonent, is sireedy %0 feet high ; surf WTI every difficulty has •II otteeoine, there is no doubt that in twu sea sons more it will he completely finished. It is loud& uointi the principle,' of the Shlystone, het orwts nut more it the loth-% which is Al feet the me, r. dint will he 116 feet in height, which is lea feet I.ittlier then the Echlyttosite. At oo Court of Soksionso held st Charleston (Ame riewl, oi.o toe 3.5'h Ms. 1400 t. George horrowt and I(a)cet Welck, conflicted of oie l ro stealing, were orderc,l t.o he winged. Javier ronvicted of I:atoll: killed a Ile !M, woe. poiamis. MI Of CIRF.DITORA AT GUILT/MILL. J• 1111011 ROW. 111. Jaws theele,ll.llho.3l, Linativn, Intuk-muter - 3 if Jame* Cent, lirtm,t, ioottamer glvA taan”f it tarp, - 3 go Willinu AA of Hertfw..4. enet-see..r,hattt - 3 IS Samuel Augusta. 04dy ane, lirmy Odds, Wrest. be.)ll.4BWers - 11 lobs Shady Wirepiddwall, rovisi..4-dwrylln - i• Chasir• Leesak, igh-etreti, Mhukleell, straw-het on nuhNtrrs - r 1111 Gimps liskar, City-nos .coarle-inalicr - 2 la ilbtleard Ames Allnuit-etreet, 131 a. IA inn.l, and of the Etat Ind. (~I,4lebri.N, Ii vith::il•strect, sorrettent - 1 It Join) I.l,hueitee, owe ow late to( 11we447 r Leprest,r . or l. wow - I II Aldjw, Ldalint, - e 10 DIVIDE•NI3I. Wiliam Wyss Atkins. Akcster. Wareickel%ire, _ _ t• Suouel Baker, lots of ScArtkoort. titi.,). _ _ . . • - Mir Per - - - if job g pepsins, late of QncrooDOtot. 0xf..1111 street, • - -A . raecsse.butrher - - - 1/1 Josepli Comm* old Colemau Levy Nestor, lied-boa street. Singel:kids, 31111,14 see, dyers - I i Joseph Dodds, C"auturtiiel Clsweibees, 31,11‘rieek, Lou is, elsip-brserr - - lit Williams Time), Cambildee, satecon - . 17 Etil I FICATER. Gynegegivlttoo, of Promo-lone, Lou.llno, n•rrhA..t. Vlalltore lAwoon, of St Ittlithotomeo-otrcti, lair cut-baker. • litan: Pests, late of Bristol, straw liat-nianti:art Ver. Ogital lisp, pf Stellutd, baLke, Joseph Osamiat,, sal Yeovil, Somerset, victuaass. Georg Hart, was' sr late of Stiatatoplitreet, Blrkfriars. mart, Sarre), bona-dealer. Ida and Haat, of Dake's.rws, Pimlico, parish of St. GOOre, HAUO , CI-Iql.lllre, Muldtrtrx, fol us ier . Thomas Compere, of St. A lbw's, Hartford, ;roc, r. Matthew rawless, of IS,shop.Wearineutli, Diarlsata, coal. fitter Richard Thomism. of Staiuinp , Lancaster, torn-rlealrr, Joh* Blaekharne,, a( Laverpool, awn Mali floor so, ...hunt. Tomas it Miasma, et (atteataaannist, Lonsloo, soon**. drape e. pb,lip Nisch, of lignirialb-Dikk, De- uo. j o u, ' entrate, tale uf Rad Ltumrtreti, Holborn, Ail scittletult, Witemeotrtamit. l i m a s Us)ley, a , ,w or late of Flinn street, abadwail, Mulatt os; eibtp-b•eaker. JAM MurFso, 01 N 4 Cwoptu•-•trPet, I arises efht.Gthst, Cbl▪ rku Fortnum, 14tu of &Arley-street, Portasaissleare s IliertLaM. . • - • ° • ° • •• • SPORTING nrrvg90 , 01. ,, . • INTLI.LIGENCL: fit• t • 4 , Dal . . . •NE‘rMAItii.ET SECOND ()CT bl o blLTabG,l: / 11, dlet ) . , tarith a MONDAY. • rushPe Dube of Rol Wore Volut rla, bat. 6.1011)(bat pjg-3.Gra- rut lht Seraguere. )(rt. 416. ? ...11b. M. lung: 91. Wrote a AA; HOUGHTON MEETING. purls r - NAVAL LVTELLIG ENCE. POIITIMUU rii, AUGUST 15. Arrived the Jasm fribate, Caq.tata Maude, from the Wert ladies. Sailed the Chanipiers frigate, Captain !lender. SON With A convoy of traipiports, having 00 hoard the Russian Admiral, Sitnavith, and the crew of his late squadron, to the Baltic. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 15. Arrived the Druid frigate, from Madeira "Mt Dlikr , of Krut, trona Quebecas—Sailed the Costittrcr, Briekett, for tiihraltar ; and Weimer, Ketch, is the westward. PIUS., AUG. 15. Last night arrived and Railed fur the River, the ruder's., Crake; agave, Beaumeti ; and Ann. M'outthnll ; they parted witS the fleet, ationt 9th bed. under convoy of the Acosta, Jolson. m u d Dol phin, off the Banks of Newfoundlam!, on the e-:d hilt. iu th;ek weather. Arrived this morning, the. Dlntler gan-brig, Lieut. Nnps ; we hear she landed dm'. etches last night at the North Foreland, from Sir Richard Stoicism), which were immediately borearded to the Martin*by. that Flushing had not .iirreielercd when the Defender left the fleet ; t tfrt that the bombardment had cismineoced, and the town Mai on fire on San* night, and that a most trensen dot, exploiems took place, which was di.tinctly heard by the officers and crew of the vessel, ten miles (dr. Tim (bprey sloop of Ivor has a signal of co mop for Flu.thing, and is expected to sail this evening. —Remain in the Dowashas per lust.—Wind W.S.W. DEAL, AUGUST 16. Caine down from the River, the Abe,. Falconer, for Dominica; hind Sopkin, Smith, for Ms:t..— Arrived the William, Murat, from TriniJahl--speks the !fermium', days from Liverpool, going into Trinidad. RAlsweL, AUGUST Is—Caste fa Neogene, from Cork; Bettamis, Mathews, awl Betsy, Stephen:, from Waterford; Swallow, -, from Belfast; Ste glom, Richardn, from Voir badum; Viareues, Severn, thew, 1114 Fries* Emma, folio St. Vimenes; Wool Volunteer, —% from Antigua.. room Philip:, mad Pilgrim, Tapper's, from St Chri:toptieek ; ) { gotta, Sol; ..... from Grenada; flarhri, from Neel: ; James, Liml, from ; 71rtkliburts, Parbt, from Cork. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Goo • v too v. ot n, Av u —Arrived the J Ras Caosar, r.ra ; aunt Ariattoir, Humphreys, from C ; Woodrum, Arooptiotr, from (amber ; F.flea , Watson, from rritsils, Fr3111...4 awl Mira, Gibbon • Maria, Jneoh; sort If.tt.riti, Blaettall, from ; 'flars Illeottwes, Key, from Mike. --liff./sJobe Lady Carrington, fee the Cape At Falmouth-4A Tregues, Wolter, from Lisbon ; J.Anes, Scott, from Gibraltar; and Hooter, ItAnuiti, from VIA- At Puol:•—f:tlaard, Palmer, from Newfoundland. In the Dorooto--Williara, dyad ; cod Charles, Tsrabell, from the W est Indies. Ir tbe C Gibralt.r. Moore ; and Henry, Pike, Hoop Of Weymouth--Reetor, Dow, from TAIT). At Liverpool—Hereirles, Vire, from New-York; Betsey, Leach from Philadelp h ia; Allegany, Maude, frier Virinzia; Jane, Sinclair., from Antigua • Thomas, Owen, from Mar. tisiq to ; sad Ceres, Wilson, irom Dominica. At J onairrs-oWildroan, Dent ; Benoist, Thompson ; and Sloop:nail, Hunt, from Loaders; Erw.rald, Born Jamwit. Ray ; end Lady Coots, Connell, toot the Clyde ; A re)tt, =t el ly, from Lioarpeol ; and Hibernia, SPLAnisil, Irma At Trisirlad-offermiosie,—.. from Liverpool. At falwaltar-.-Leds, ster, from Malta. At St. Mielinet's---7.epbyr, Jeffrey, front London. At Malts-olosa, Ware; London Pocket, Cornelly; Med way, %Totem ; St Bozalia, --o; and Rattler, Warr; from London; Sarah, Legrand; Pendeswia, DMA ; Good 4torimag. and Pelican, Moody, friers Fairmont's ; Samiders; Hope, Pearce; Alhies, Boardman; end the Erin, Trait, front Liverpool ; Eliza, Ltsuoield ; and. Mary, Brum, Irma Bristol; and the Georgie, Aulione, (rim, Newcastle. Of loorteniontls—The Renewal, ; Mercy, Wares; Gem-ge, Knight ; Corey, from Barbolnes ; Eal ing Greve, hoot Dominica ; Kingston, Atkins ; . Authors, from St. kilt's; Csitionbas, Volans from Si. Crow. Rarity, Redman, from Trinidad ; boekentred Kali, Manuel!, from Antigen. The Felieitr, French frigatt, from Guarlialoupe to France, a taken by the L.atiNee frigute--tlirea inert killed on board the former. The .tipareete, frrtil Nicitta to Coll statitinopir, is taken I.y a French privateer, aed rimed into l'etigo.: The Aceete and West India convoy attired yes terday in the Downs, with 1400 French p is mere. I . roitertloy mar:ling a man of the na:ne of Sao- G%?l, betwe en 30 and Go roars of age, fu a wager of live xiitarsui, jninprii rats, centre arch of Loss don-liti-igr, sad swam to Billingsgate. accomplish iag the t*..! with icremt ease. oF - nocia 114olt Stuck .. - Iliffee., 3 per 17i id. Iteduced. .... . . ..... 64111 2 par Cent Console 4 Per rent 5 pet Cent. Navy Lone .Annuities ...... .. "10 1 1- i6tlis 3-414 I nipelial Anneitie• 7i 7-16160 Oniniuisi .. iii Pe•S• India S:ork... India Hoods Eitsii...iser Bills I:iszlish Lunn ry '1 selsets.. .. ..... .. SI 11. Ile. Cuotils for T. BASH, Stock -broker, 4, Csruhill, and 9, Charing-cross MKT HS. At I.noth.hall, on the Id tartest, the lady of the Richt 800. I.otsi h. of te tint and heir AA the I ith Unit the lady of J. C. Haden, Esq. ilia eettobt.terrace, Bath, of . a sue. Lately, the Lady of .—..—.4;awitniew, Esq. Marlborough air. et, Bath, of a sue Os Monday last, at Chetwynd Rectory, the Lady et the Ws. Julio Dryden Pigott, of • suit. MARRIACF. Thursday last, at Sit. Chad's Shrewsbury, by the Fes Mr. dtedara, Major Ball, to Mss 1)1:A111S. On Thorsility, the toll' lust., at Ida Image, Sloanseetwet, Richard Clark, F.sq. late of l'iriiwr's.street, Soho; art the 14th, Mrs. Clark, nolow of the shove At he hugs, In Uaker.street, Portasaa.stoartr, Mrs. Onc• elan, widow of the late A lesawks Oligstaa, Esq in the 7 24 flit of her age Ohs the 17th inst. at Clifton, in the with year his age, the Rey. Win. Sandford, Vicar of Castlerea, in the county el Ras- Ireland. . 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