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• 'OWL! ••*411,16i 1111 C as brougnit Woo lad*Plolo. 4614 wwwwy. the P 0. O I TI travoinas dose, voila ' n ~VenvelAntse. sad. 0414 fur a penny :pence in pwrisevit, sad received the r wards Fauna fur sons biscuits, sad pewee; the ProoraMor however, having, diretwered the ant sixpence to an bad, the second sea like it,ite digitised her, nod lo the pstrnte. la her wily to the watch id to limp a "handkerchief, id' which were h and itispetiees. the *aid she bought the mosey of a sailor, o•geinea for sever shahs's. ['twitted for trial. I *aturclay, that John Baicer,.--- Bli4ke, who had been detected in rivent-garden, when the cimnpany ut of the Theatre, on Thursday tingto . pick pockets, had been sent, des. ut Bow-street, on board the tie being takep there. the Captain un eccouet of his learning that he a charged with having breekeu opeu !uoXPW's homer. Ile will, however, ted, as the NI atatermatse have cow er the Polka Ac c t. as a rogue and was committed accordingly. • The gave himself io his hands, with • gle to the bone. anon* have lately been committed Waite, Upon property in small carts. the Twickenham erraud ppiug in Essex-street, Strand, was re of a boy„with a rtrir2t caution e cart npon any account ; •111(h, boy did not attend to„ but was proffer of a abilling,..to take a letter :e; while he ems gone, a box was belosiging to Mr. Bcartit, of Not with property to tine amount of 501. a Call loaded with washed linen, value, was driven away and stolen. or was absent but a few minuter.— 'ming, • man having ten pig* for in Leather-lane, a peen asked bun • ; on the emu, telling hilu, hr ch id, if hr would go with him into a sad take a pint of porter, he would deal with him for the whole, as he s sell eglin, which the owner tweed were in the public-house. all the 1, supposed to be by a companion of enticed the owner iuto the public girl of Mt. Gat Fet it, of Oldborough, .1-Anita on the both instant, set tire 3 stables, both which, together with heat, and a valuable horse, were curia is committed to Worcester gaol, to e atroeinus crime. seven inquests have been held at within four weeks ; and, what is very, spun SWEATY An. a shoemaker, wag. mere accident, of persons all iii seven shoemakers mid one corner. re collecting Clerk to a distillery in me charged, at'Union-Hall, with de imiiloyers to the amount of 7001. hy, tat, fur various sums he had recessed it, in mune misers acknowledgiog only . ad been paid 501. He was remanded hearing, iu order to allow time lug' • Jew Attorney was suininoned bat was admitted to make an spot was discharged. r inorningerveral rolls of lead, wvtgh: 981b5. were discovered in a tomb, ha Charch, Winchester, by point boys ing there. redeemed, of the Cliff, near Leases, 'ars since, and oriole' °lily pay his ere the pound : he was aft:rourds more its business, and has, much to his ho ly creditor the deticienee ! !ening Ast as Mr. TIIOIIAS (han g Waiter, of Berwick, was coming PH se . Ihichelor schooner, he stumbled, r at a boy who was on the plank at e, they both fell into the river; the pitlerel up by a man who instantly lie water, and who did not give up phic pursuit until he succeedsd also r. GLAMITON frail° • watery grave. titan is forming in Wales, for the pm mug a C o lumn on Nloelvaiiiina, the to Clwydean ridge, to coutineinorate lee. Havant Subscription Assembly was ay night. It was very numerously at try respectable family in the neigh ' present.—This Assembly is - likely to riHiancy any held in a similar country vile, Sept. 47th, its the 74th year of his isms MUST/MS V TOVAR, Marquis ember of the Supreme Council of War, rod latcudiout in Commission lit was employed, in Serious f luidic r 30 years, with the approbation of his len Intendant of &treenail it ra, he intro ty of reforms mid iinprovenienta, the ef h were soon manifest iu the increasing that province; and lie had the satisfact • inemy of his agricultural, financial and lations adopted by the Ravel Caliiiirt, Ito the whole of Spain. PrOM Estre was promoted to the Assombotbhip of it tinfortnmitely for his country, the orates, strumpets, pimps, mid parasites, aaerierd; and those practices.* re cent the appointment of military cetera in ach we will not name, largen to be felt rill of the Spanish Government. He was n Seville, to snake way fur e cousin of Gainey. Is reward for his public la nominally honoured with a seat in the 'ar,but was aeteolly banished to Teruel ; isgrace of this proceeding was attem pt uieed by appointing loos a Commis tee in that quarter. Herr he remained neglected by the Court, but honoured,. chloral, esteem, and conlieleace of tine To his popular conduct, and the ratiAn of his civic virtues, is cheerily ed the patriotic stood made by the a the present ecolcats • • PIiCI47I4ITON . • • • trir - 291 tioamtamt ae•surenca arvatilles LAIR 110/ITZ SIG IV& 110PILialt PUNTA. —.=....... "%DWI •NII LOYAL' MINORQUII•IrIitie Cetus flee hundred seventy and nine years since Spain liberated yen , from a barbarous yoke, and twinging to on the light aides_ faith add liberty, you became the chetished chitamaht the most hied and benevolent mother. The eiteatimaserillie precious island, and othee eircurustaisers,wiieb Advil** tads of time prodam, occasioned you to .41114•110 Pk Governors; but they were temporary changes, aid yes Nue_ . always preserved your lid: religion and your lives have bee' administered with justice. Now there appears in Estop* a malignant phenomenon, a tyrssniesl mossier its homnaity, thirsting for blood and ilesteaction, and determined MOON , Spain amongst its victims; but ahe'will never lose her iis rote valour, though needy extinguished by the insidionsness and apathy of • languid and depraved Govirnment i* she will mite her head, and display her ancient golden crown, he defiance of the ferocious attack of the Tyrant, and divest hersellof the indolieme to which the most infamous artific a had reduced her ' through the cloak of a strict amity and al liance ; but the iydra will lose its head., and the enincioted body will soon be consumed. Minurquians you have risen at the call of patriotism, which was Man, from the mod remote pates of the pajamas, and of Europe. You swore allegiance to and proclaimed the meat Ferdinand VII. Yos have ofli.red to make the utmost sacrifice fur the coun try, and for your legitimate, Sovereign, and by an admirable uoimi, obedience, and &street tran q uillity, you tome forined wskietd which will protect your islaud from the chains which have crippled the exertions of Spain against those men, who are transformed into furies for their iniquitous despot. owl, have notion: to do bait to direct your t Worts, since 1 war ise vested with the honour of being your chief, or rather yentemdda passion and friend. Fill year hearts with loyalty and frbdde s and you will become invincible. I ism happy to be WM/ you, aad I shall only hiut, that deny disgrace - fialindividonl MR' this land shalt suffer himself to calculate %mod his own pea' • mind situation, soil believe the illusive stories attic senses less and besotted Frenchmen, let him go as a epUriUtle Child. and And his disgrace and ruin onion‘ the slaves ; but if he remain among us, he fid' suffer all the infamy and punish ment which his heinous of deserves. But Ido out be lieve that there is a single iudioidgiji anises the forty thou sand who inhabit this isla n d, ebonies c om mit such an o f. fence. We are all Spaniards. Mil Immeet sabjecto of Ferdi need, and will be so till see lost breath. " elittoresims, Muse sad espekt form my character; harmony and ebeciletice towards the qmerualent am what I - aspect, without your' gients ear to the papers, or discussions Ms what ambition orla seditious spirit would call rights and polities. To protect you by the most Miters friesdshap gill lite my priseipal object. Eternal hatred to thehtyrailly of ,france ; war and Christian cumpassim to his unhappy Chives; honour and %rallthde he one grammes allies, the tiaglish; love sod coast/int loyal* to our country ! (Signed) " LUIS (110141.WS tie ViLLAVA 1r MBAR." "31 shalt. Dre.sai." . . .. A itr,4 L I NV't ielelG ENC'E. --...men.... FoRTSMOUTII s DEC. 22. Arrived the Dextrows gnu-brig ; Lieut. Tombs. ' eon. with convoy from the Desna ; also, frotmt (;nerusey, the riokt lugger, and sailed again for the same place. flits Etrryahrs, 3t guns, Flom Capt. Diindas, is come up to Spithesd. from Se. Helen's. The Victory, 100 guns, Capt. Dumareaq, is come into harbour to refit. Sailed tile 'fretted*, with a convoy, for the Downs. Pll.lfilettlrti-DUCE, DEC. 19. Arrived, this morning, the La tibia, 38, Captain 111.ilenItn, from a cruise, last from Falmouth ; the Meer, let, Capt. Browne; the WAitiag schooner, from the 11 eatward; and'the Daphne stole ship, from Falmouth. Sailed the Reimbe, 74, Capt. Halliday; sod Vie.. toriouv, 74, Capt. Hamond, for the Nlcditertsnean ; Amazes, 3ili Capt. Parker, for the coast of Spain ;- 1 Conflict gait-brag, Lieu:sin:int bat, fur Rochefort ; 1 Pickle brig, Lieut. Crawford, with a Messenger, fcr Lisbon; trews, IP, Captuiii Fowler, fur Fel niwitli ; 'the Entieenovr hired armed brig, with the Welsh convoy ; slid the Scylla brig for Ports mouth. 11'eut out of flarbaur, the Tonnintt, SO gusty, after a complete refit. 'the prison ships were plid off this day, previous to the aew initalalsahment, which is not yet know u. tatstount, sac. iO. Arrived. this day. the ling Persian, of IS guise, with the following transports ulster convoy—via. Mary Ana, l'rofelger, Margaret, Refine, and !ferry, front Portsmouth, for Lisbon ; Endrucusir armed brig, from Wales, with a fleet of colliers ; the Ann smack, sud Mzabeth, front Liverpool, for Gibraltar; the 'dimmer Clementine, %Volpe, from Oporto, with seisms, for Greenock, parted with the fleet on the 9th mat. iu a gale of wriud—she bits inet with much damage. Q-" ' • Reselete • a cruise. • • Sailed the gun-brig, on _ 111..%L. DEC. 22. Put beck several of the outward hound, and re main with a large fleet of merchantmen, ace.; alga the Vamrsord man of war.—Wind S.W. ; fine weather. COVE or CORE. DEC. Id. Sailed, the Salteat, of Exeter, Hammond, Porta , mouth, oats ; Fanny, of Weymouth, Beale, Lon- I'doo, ditto; Vahant, of Aherdovey, Evans, ditto, provisions; Jane, of IS'arktugtris, Griffiths, Liao, pool, ciao. oat. 17. Arrived the Fisher. of flarriugton. Dischborn, 'New Brunswick, timber for Greenock.—No ship sailed —ll'iud S.E. DEC. IS. No ship arrived or railerl.—Wind West. By a letter from LitistelsTirlit- OiOnei of the Pd battalion of 53d Itegimoof, we 'worn that the Spanish army of La Nlaticha. in the late defeat of the pull November, our °tem, has lost 5000 men killed, 14,900 token prisoners, and so pieces of cannon. We understand. that, by the Treaty between France and Sweden, Fomenting has been restored to the latter power. The penntssiou to import colonial priolunt was indispensable to the Swedes, with whom sugar 1•4 us tiniversal god esseutial an article of culinary use as salt. A brig, laden witheimber, from Southampton hound to Loudon, was slashed to pieces. near the 'Martell° Tower. Sea:Orii, in the gale of Thursday se'itilislit, sad the tenter and two of his crew were unfurtnnately drowned. A new Banking-Huase, we understood, is about to be opened on Coriihill. Au Inquest was take, last Tuesday, at Yattley Barracks, on view of the body of Jeaa liordislgrag Took, a French prisoner of war, who, as he was es demienring to make his neaps over the paling of the pima. was tired at by Act:satinet oa duty, and the boll entering his back caused his death shortly sfterwurils. From the testimony of Geo. Wt t. t.; ANS and others, before the Jury, it appears that of late the behaviour of the prisoners has hers most out rageous and insulting, whilst the soldiers have evinced Are grates& moderatioit and forheasance. . . MOM SATURDAY Alcurs G P AIZEIIIt -..-.. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 20th of December, 1609, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Eireellent Ilfaietty is Ce,oacil. This day the Right lionovrableJohn Lord Shef field and the Hight Honourable Heney Wellesley 'were, by His ftliiksty's• command, sworn of His Majesty's Most Hettonrable Privy Council, and -stook their respective places at the Board accord , iuglv. His Majesty having been 'delved to tip point .Hetity Pelham, I)uke of Newcastle, to be Lord Lieutenant of the Connty of Nottingham, his Grace this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supremacy. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. --. 14' , ,r-Ofee, December 23, Isom. ad Regiment of Driirrni Guards- Lienteimut E. R. Storey to be Captain uPa troop, vice Balton, deceased. Coldstream Regicueut of Foot Guards-Julm Mills, Geot. to be Ensign, without pat-chase. 15th Regiment of ruol-Brevet Major John Hart, from the 31itli,Foot, to he Captain of a Company, rice Hinde, who eswebanges. meth Ditto--.Lientenalit-Colonel C. bUDionnell,_ from the lid Foot, to be Licnicoant-Colusel, vice Bradford, who rectms's. • loth Ditto--Major John White to be Lientesant-Culuncl, 119. I N V :jor itace ldi d m eellged athsahls . to he Major, eke White. it 74. • . - .lfesid gel , l4ll"."l"44" . to he Latatenant l toloise Theali l, vica llesdagd lrDo ' auri fro lr, w il lyo he toyer NcefoinellAnd Feaci4lcs- Rrevrt Major Richard Heathcute to be 31ajor, vice so therland, cashiered. I3REv FT. culouel David Hunter, on Half-pay of the Angie' Foneibleo, lo be Major-General in the Army. STAFF. Colonel Ridane Shaw Dookin, front the permanent Staff of the Quarter-Master-General's Depurtmeut, to be Quarter- Alaster-Geriera/ to the Troops serval; In the Mediterra. neon, vice Lieuteriant-Coloutl Dunbitlf, who resigns. HOSPITAL St.tFF. Acting Deputy Purveyor Hairy Baca, to be Deputy Pur veyor to the Forces. Acting Deputy Purveyor .tols Winter to be ditto. The King's German Legiou. ad Battalion of die Lige-1104ot Charles to Behille to be Urotamaot-Colouel, with temporary' rank, vire Brauns, demeadd& Capsaig 41,h111111111iso, bow, the sth Battaliirs of the Lis., Akita gam trtiogymtary rank, vice Belville. 01110111haama i 4 Me hlauth Glouce , ter Regiment of Mi lark lit lye e s the Lard Lieutenant. Major J. H. 0 to be Lieutroaut-Coluutf-dated Betts her 23, 1309., • Captain James Welwyn to be Major-dated a 7 above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Cbasaberlayne William Williams, and Shirley Foster, of Great Cumberl and-street, Portnnoi-square. Dec. 91, 110..9. . Joseph Melling and Roger Roskell, of Preston, Lancaster, dealers in colours. Dee. 9, 1809. Walter VIVIONOIIf, of Heath, York, Thomas Hippo') Tara. sour and Joseph Tomlinsoa, both of Rochdale, Lancaster, and Walter traeasoar, late of Ituelidale aforesaid, bat new of Canon, Norfolk, woolotaplers. Jan I, la-Is. Robert Boyle anal John Croinpton ' of Upper Thames street, London, wholesale statiouOrs. Sept. 99, t *AO. William Cotton and Julia Cobb, cabinetweakers, of Com merce-row, Bistkfrism•-road,, sod No. so, Storm'a-Ead, Bo rough. Aug. 31, 'bog. Samuel Abbott and Francis Phillips, grocers, of Wood. sheet, Chespoide, London. Nov. s, 1309. Matthew Deere Percival, Matthew Percival, and John Percival, oil and cotournsea, No. ism, Osfurd-street. Dec. as, Iso9. Jamas Toddy, James Butt, John Capel Ilatibury, James Thomas, Charles Beasley, of Grays, Essex, and of Stile- End, Clayton, and Hackney, Middkses, brick-makers. Dee. 16, tin*. Charles Gwilliam and Jonathan Gwilliam, of the Moroni% of Granby pablie.beese St. Catherine, near the TOM!, of Londe% victuallers. Dec. 19 1809. George Shaw and Solomon Shaw, of St. Alban's, Hertford, printers. Dee. Is, Ilion Isaac Smith, Edward Smith, and George Smith, of Dews bury, York, woolidapkrs. Now. so, 15(4. --- -"7 --- BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jeffrey Ludlam. of Wood. street, Leaden, hosier, from Dec. 26, to Dec. to, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Robert Cannon, of Kiiigslanthroad, kliddlexex, builder, buns Jan. 6, to Jan. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lundou. BANKRUPTS. James Macblow, of White.crorastreet, St. Luke's, Middle. we, butcher, to surrender, Jos. 2,' 3, sad Feb. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudest. Attorney, Mr. Telmer, Warren. Street, Fitzroy-4am% Thomas Parker and John Judge, of Stokes-Church, Ox ford, timlierdeaters, to surreuder, pee. Jo, Jan. 6, anal Feb. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Walbrook, Landon. Robert Little sad Williom Cranston, l ite of Hythe and of Ashford, Kest, liseo.drsgets, to.surreader, Dee. JO, Jan. 6, and Feb. 3, at twelve, inGuildliall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wind, Titriignaorlion-street, Loudon. Robert Graves, otherwise Greases Dyson, of the Old Foam tails' Rosemart.lane, kliAdleses, vietaaller, to surrender, Dec. Mt, J. 6, and Fett. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. AVogney, M. Whitton, Great James-street, Bedford-row. 3cteljohis Tanner and Joel Tonere, both of Utley, parish of Statehouse, Gluiteester, blacksmiths, to surrender ' Janu ary t, at Ave, 2, asd February 3, at eleven ' at the King's- Arm., Stied. Attorneys, Mr. Constable, Symond'a-Ins, Choncery-lase, Lou4on ; and Messrs. Newman mid Clarke, Strand. John Lindsay, of Newcastle-upon-Tune, cheeseroonger, to surrender, Janowy 2, 16, and February 6, at eleven, at the Sisatessatare Tavern, Newelotts. upoa-Tyne. Attorneys, Messes. Bell and Brudriek, Bow-lane, Chengisick, London . ssel Mr. Frolics Seymour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. HoraceSalosbury Cotton, late of Cuckeeld, Susan, school master, to sun-ender, December 26, at twelve, Janson 17, at eleven, and February 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Ain/eery, Mr. G Riled Bethke', Newman-street, Oxford rood. l humus Vernon, now Of late of Ttrocester, Northampton, grocer, to surreader, Deeeipber 27, as, sad FebrUary 3, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Toweesttr. Attorneys, Sir. Lowell, Torrecoter; and illimare. Foulkes sad Longdill, Gray's-Inn, London. Willis. Jowairy the 'Gouger, of Nowthalkrtna, York, grocer, to interceder, damnify is, 16, sad February 3, at twelve at the Town's House, Stockton, Durham. A Wino." Mr. Richard Tireman, of Yana, York; sad Mr. Incise', gtowerry.isue, London. Brok,im Warn, of IFswels•lsoe, London, lad of Rollo - . - - ' 7ve^r e Jargiary IF • - diensingry, York, "kr ear, at one, al Ow se,Wakedeld. Jaued'' I Abe l'llleharda, of Oxfuritstreet, Middlewat, liuen.draper, ,at twelve, at Gaildliall, Luudeni. January Y. George Adolphe' RiJettebtorpher, of While chapel, Middlesex, liaberdaeGer, at ten, at Guildhall, 1 Lotidois. January I . Lewis Lewis and France' Rudd, of Newcastle epon-T y or, milliners, at twits*, et the fibakeepear Taverio, fiteirgastle.ufonqpie. January 4dJ Tfinnias Bailey, late of Eilsbaslon•street, Eir ming% am, vidnallie, at biotin, at the Writhe Hart Inn, Dig Intl.-street • Binningliain Janus ry 17. Charles Wilke, of Birmingham, stationer, at t *Ave, at the Ishakespetirs Tante, Jhew-aireet, ititug ham. ;weary ES George Knight, of Holloway, leliegton, Mid letsrx, builder, at ten, at Gaildhall, Lowly's 'lll9sedgy i 3. James Potts. of Wfilte-Bear-yard, BW.dlisex, looking.glass-fs nuttier, at eleven, at Guild. suk, Lladon. January 13._ Oliver Toohnis, of Essex-street f ltrand, Mid• dleaex, navy-agent, at eleven, st Guildhad, Leiden January 13. Thomas Herds mid John Pilo., o f B r i s t o l. merchants, at eleven, et Ostlelh all, Louth'''. Match t 3. Thomas Chippasdall, of Saint Martin's parish of Saint Martin's-iii-the• Middlcack, °phut. sivrer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loredoirl. • January go. Thomas Mittilletou' ' of Maiden-lane, Reties. idge, Middlesex, blue -manoficiasees, at isr.lvr, lit Loudon. CERTIFICATSS-4•eugeT ter. William Pass, of Inriatii.couit, Fencherch street, Loados s hardwareinan. James Tate, of Ashford, Kent, grocer. • Joseph Davenport, of Alderniaillinry, London, merchant, Richard Tonikins, late of Hatton-Garden, Middlesex, (Aug a prisoner in the King's Beach,) merchant. - Michael Collins, of Wiacautun, Somerset, linen-draper. Thounts Bryan. of Mincieg.lane, London, broker. IVillians Liit, of Catestoti-sunt, I.outicht, warellonsesonn. William Simon Benham, late of Funeral's-Inn-mart, Hole horn, Middlesex, printer. Joseph Perrin, of Purtoroml, Birmingham, cotton• spinner. Henry Jacob Leroux, otherwise Hem) tvrtotix, late of Ca nonbury.square, lalitagton, Middlesex, imiliter William Sault, of Suothinolion-stmet parish of M. Gawp, Hanover-square, Middlesex, ealeaierer. Joseph Taylor, ofGainsburgh, merchant. Deocumb Pyrke, late of Bisisopagate-street, London, hatter. George Halfeaden, of Basinghtill-street, Condos, W 4310 houseman. Thomas Newcomb, of Basingliall.street, Limnos, wan. houseman. Thulium Humphreys, of Liolpit?, parish of Sudillitwortle t , York, pluoilier. Thomas Taylor, late of Brown's-lane, parish of Christ Church, Spitaltields baker. George Reynolds, of isek.latre, Shade cll, Middling, corn. keeper. - MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHA T.L, • TO-MORROW. John Shepherd Killick,Hackney-mills, miller - • 3to William Smith, Poripool.lane,Gray's-inn.lane, pump maker - a 1 t John Wilson, jou. mid John Williams, Long-acre, coach-makers - 3 Is Joke Mitchell, Fleet-market, hrick.maker - s to Jeffery Ladling, Wood-street, levier - 3 l• Issas Worle4r, joss' ,Fi all i triet.bill, listen draper - 311 Jed Hll uletili;krs, victualler - 3 Johmeaff,jen. Barking, &sex, brewer - - a 1 Wiltiersi , Allen, 01.1 Jamey, tailor - 3 tit Eased IVakeling, Clare, Stiftioilt,, brewer - - 311 Thommeißeteinad,lleagerford„ Berkshire, draper - 311 „Hubert Smith, late of Little Be tennos.street, l'i's•rPetNer . - - 3 10 John Chapitatt, Pavement, 3loorfielAg o shoemaker 3 t Robert . Freishalre, and Joseph tc No.?, Queen-street, warehonsimen - 3 11 Peter Gistortoi Ins of Cmaillf, Glamongsoalsire, straw- • hat nuseelegteser - 2 111 Samuel Paul, Sidebar% Middlesex. baker - e la Ceorge Wooten, Nurthcburcli, Hirankii:shirs, straw bat dealer • - o Jahn Teems, Mile-end New Towit, boulder - - gl2 DIVIDENDS. William Charles Thomas, Nicholas-Wee, minima t - g William Easter', Little Carter-lase, Doctors'-curn mons, talent t -maker - 1 Witham Crisp, Cuckspur-nrcet, perfumer - • to Richard, 'Hodgman, Folksteue, Keel, engine-maker its Edward Lentoe; Red-liuuditteet, Southwark, hop merchant - - 10 Christopher Perkins, late of Swansea, 'shopkeeper - Is John figs , Bishupegatc-eireet, haherdasber - le Ilohn Jackson, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, chemist - Peter Stewrirt,'Fleetedreet, printer - 10 Themes Griffiths, late of Furl-street, Spitalfields, silk-weaver - 10 Char*, 31141311 Dudley, Gracrcherch-street, mer chain ' - - • 10 Edward fidesfig,Gelstone-setisite, stationer - to •' CERTIFICATE-S. William Pereihsegls, of Manchester, eat ico•printer. ' Thomas Tarot, of Liverpool, ebentensuirger. , Wilfs a ss Cols, lass al Gaspert, wine-merchant. Robert Sinister, eon er (eta of Reading, Berkshire, timber dealer. William Ferber and Robert Forbin, of Matthaei, parish of Hilton, Gloucester; nod John Ferber, of Bath, tallow , (bundlers. Harry Bale and Harry Haggard Hale, of Birchiu-lane, Lae. ' doe, nilnien. Thomas draper, of the City-road, Middlesex, sorrow. James Balls, late of Burron.mills, Sufibik, carrier. . ••• PRICE OF STDCKS, SATURDAY ' ' 3 pry Cent. Reduced 6914 4 per Ceut. . lougAntwitirs 'el 9-16 tbs Imperial Annuities. . .. 7l luMa Roads ' Szebeluer MN 5 9 pre. Euglinli Lottery Tickets.... .. tot es*. gannets for .. ............... ......... 701 T. SISH, Stork•Druktr, • Cornball. pad% Glowing -Croup. BIRTHS. At Artois Park, oa the 13th inmost, Well* of C. w. Tril lium Wynne Esq. of • daughter. On Thassaiy, the suit busiest, at Coelligy, Is the Eotroty of Nottingham, the Lady of the Honourable Mr. Monekton, of a son. • MARRIAGES On &today seasigbt, at the New Chervil, Plymouth, by the Rev. Dr. Hawker, 1. E. elewett, Esq. m bent , to Mira Carolina Symms, third daughter of the it. Peter Symnitw, Esq. lambast. of that Moos. Do Smartish the 16th Oast at Falrfmkt, comity Dahlia. Philip Lywch Athy, Es' of Renville, conaty Galway, tv Miss Mac Donnell, eldest daughter of Randle Mac Donnal., lan. of Alletets•eourt, Dahlia. DEATHS 0. ImP4479l,llllnigbt, at Dawindi, Mrs. Brunton , wife of Eiratenaat-CMeinirl Broatoo, late Mibtary Auditor-Gera rat at Nlrlyas. lii'Myragay menisg„ In Abingdon-street, and 75, -* sd the late, - 4 mother of the resent Mona lurfrar,,ta surrender, December 96, Janu- ary 12, Ira:, M twelve, at Guildhall, London. Atte , BIT- hiee. C.ll Tanager, late of Crumbles-sow, Con- merrier.- liniiikeas, lesi sus of Colcheseer-drat, C - 11.-agessa. *palter, to surreenter. Eke. au, January 5, at brake, and February 3, at ow l at Atturaepailleusea. piaun i Allen, ilr flesc P._ siwitoster-ron. Edassad Rieliard Crielsehty, of Frog-lase, Istlogtoa, NM- dleseu, lisamianufacturer, t.• surrender, December 30, at webs, Moir, S. Mil Feke.ary a, at was, at Guildhall, Allergies, PT Tupow, ejilfourirs-Ina Henry Davie, late of guselWload, Nell am, but now of easing", Surrey, to sarreuder„ December 30, musty id, mud Fsbreary 3, et twelve, et Guildhall, Loadua. Mammy. Kt. isaissa a Binretrint i lleist Mary-Ant • Ashley, 'Oki 01 Oat TaW, and td . other of ilia pi'vosiit via of the Oratorios • Oa Monday. at Glasesphy, at Ora me ut . nth Nary Doudasaull, a saliva of notwttlt- guiding her extreme are, coatis it ugh lbw cult to r mit a Mt. , HUM WATIA AT ,j2,ls2.._a.fter Aherioes i odd : after 4. LONIOONN-44piuttil C. all rim, it: 1. nevadjklttu and p•bilitmut M ttw liisee, No. is, Paeb of It. Ocoee": Olio* Ake* by J WHITE. of stop pbsge.—.oriless. Ike for We'reperopeatl4ol4 tiffice. (reel pia), silt dale at iaadadder •''' • of ~~ ''t II IWO an 11] Pa a T' N 31 31 T M Cl II 1 ;r v r 1 I I I • I I . 1 I It'ts4 t .:i . ' o I , 1