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1 , 1 , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ABINGDON• RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT. 10. Fifty Pounds for all ages, lour-mile Heats. Mr Netle:ch 12 Quiz, aired . . . Mr. Kellerman'. eh m. Mary, 5 yrs old . . WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Sweepstakes of 5..fs each, with 501. added , for 111 ages. Two mile Heats. (Seven Subscriber ) Mr. Ladbrooke's eli. e. Dudley, 3 yrs old . . 5 1 1 Mr. (7.3,l!er's ch. m. Capella, 5 yrs old . . . 1 2 Islr. Slandy's gr. f Miss Countryman, 3 7r4. 016 . 4 5 Mr. Goddard' ►. f Swindsn TA... 3 yrs old . 2 3 dr Mr Siittos's rr. f. Rei , ev, 4 vri . . . 3 4 dr Lord Abingdon's b. 1. Zu yrs old . . . . 6 dis. LINCOLN RACES. WEDNESD4Y, SEPT. 11. Rh Majesty's Purse of 1000 by 4 or 5 sr old mare?. Mr. Smith's br f Hebe, by Overton, 4 yrs old . . I Mr. Fisher. b. f Two Shoes, by As•rarao4, 4 yrs tdd . 2 2 Mr. %Veatherill's b. f. Haughty, by Pegasus, 4 yrs old 3dr Heise the favourite. A Seeeo,dalces or 10gs each, p p. for Hunters, Anna fide the property of th e Subscribers, at the tiute of uamiug, 12st. Colonel /Celle, g h by . . . . . . 1 2 1 Mr. R Wanie's b. h. by Achilles, dam by Match'ein 4 1 2 Mr. Flarnese's b r. Little Chance, 5 yrs old . . . 5 n de Mr. John Manwaiinc's br. h. Hodge, by Clown . 2 4dr Non. Mr. Monscm's b. m. Laborie, 5 yrs old . . . 3 dr Sir M. M. Sykes's b. m. by Pegasiis, out of Magnolia de Mr. Burton's ch. g. by Young Ecli:ise, 6 yrs old . dr Sir Gilbert H.othcote's ctt. g. Macon, aged . . dr Sir. H. Neithorpe's h. by Spartacos, 5 ers old . . dr General Grosvenor 's ch. g. by Little Isaac . . . disci iialiSed Lord F. Rentinck's b. g. by Chance. 6 yis . disqual,fied Luid Bentinck's the favourite. PONTEFRACT RACES.—(Continuo.l.) Tit USDA V. Fifty ?minds for all Avas.—F..or Mile Heats. Ur. LW. %Varelalra h. Stretch, 5 yrs old , est Sib. S 1 1 Sir r. 44.c.igne, f. by Pi rei;,ita ie, 3 yrs. old, GA. 41b • 1 2 2 Lord Darlington** h. by Ormond, S yr*. old, Ilst. Mh. 4 5 9 Mr Lonsdales eh. e. by Piiiitor, 3 yrs. old, Set SM. 3 4 4 Mr R. L. Saville 's eh. e. by Stride, S yrs old, fist. 2 .1 5 Sweepstakes of 20ss. each, for two vein old cults, Sit. filler, 7st 121 b. The last Mile. Sir If T. Vane's b. I. by Patriot . . . • I • Lord Fitsoilliam's b. f. by Sir Pater . . . 2 Mr. Wilkinson). glo. c. Yong ti,iim, by Seim . 3 Mr. T. Kiikby's ch. e by Tr limiest. ----- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, SLPT. IS. A telegraphic dispatch was received this after noon, ordering the raspy, of 100 guns, and Larry n4,s, of 44 guns, to proceed to sea, to•morrow morning, at nine o'clock; therefore, Lord Nelson must be on the road to Join the former. The Felton', .of 44 guns, Captain Lobb,liwill go to , r 4, a r day-light, for Lisboa. bevr:al frigates and sloops arc ordered here to take in as much provisiors and stores as they can stow:, in order to form a detached flying squadron, to cruise where occasion may require. Arrived the //epos sloop of war, Capt. Edgecumbe, from the Eastward ; the Sett rt armed ship, Capt. Salter, from a cruise, and tl.e /•&:rent gun-hriz, from the coast of France. Dropped down to Cowes the Panders transport, Captain Mitchell, to take on board troops for Jersey. Wind Westerly. PLYMOUTH. SEPT. 12. Came in the Juke!! Auld, Olson, from Saloe.-- &tiled the Lady Warren armed ship, with a fleet under convoy, for the Dowm.; also the andeinobr armed brig, with a fleet under convoy to the Wcst ward.—Wond N.W. DEAL. ;ter. 11. Sailed the Trident man of war, for Sheerness, with the Hermes and fridturr sloops of war ; Athe sanne man of war; Urania Itigate; and the Heron sloop of war, for Portsmouth. Remain in the Downs. the Edger, Utrecht, Leo pard, and Adamant men of war; Chimpion, Vestal, .Renonsoree, :Stediater, !Lie, and L'lnsmortalote fri gates; Beadle, Speedy, Autumn, Argue, Zephyr, Pailleur, and the AZert sloops of war; Prawn', .Neetn, Direorery, Zebra, Fury, Vesuvius, Velem"-, Demos:anon, Lveifer, and Frpiesten bombs; Lord Eldon armed ship; a fleet of gun and fire-vessels, transports, and outward-bound vessels.—Wind S.W. SCPT• 14. Sailed His Majesty's ships Mee ßata, and lienommee for Portsmouth ; and Festal and Erpieriois for Sheer ness.—Wind, S,Vr. A lIMOUTII, SEPT. IV. Sailed on a cruise, the Fiera frigate, I a:peeler sloop of war, and Asia gun-brig ; also the Satpe gun-brig for the Downs. Sailed for St. Petersbergh, with dispatches, the Sias" cutter, Lieut. Cameron. Remain in the roads, the Roebuck, Afolege, fusty, and Criguir, sloops of war, and three cutters. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. we, See e. t.r —Emit., by the Lnrd Net..,,, and the Duet , Orel', 1? itourdso , ), front Bengal. &third the ilardw.,re, Matlock, fur New York. In Yarmouth Road —the fleeter, Pringle , and the Limber —, from the /Ult.., with a fleet. lu the 13 ,, wns—the 1 , 1 , r, Walker, fthrn nuts/in. At Cowe‘—tnt Aunir.., Stevens, from New York. At bol b--the Merchant, Cuff, from ilittol and the ♦termaut, But he', ft , ni In the Clede—the Union, ris Coin Cbiebee. Or Whitehave,i—the Resolution, Petle, from Jennies. At lt/nrtim►r, frnit I lahhto At Waterford—the Iferenlet, Ford, from Tenerilre At Vilrinia—the Thomas and Sarah, —, tram Guernsey. A goad herring fishing has set in on the coasts of Scotland, and is likely to continue. On Thursday evening, as Major CIUICIILLY; of the St. Andrew's Volunteers, accompanied by his eldest daughter, were returning to town from Houns low. in Its gig, with a servant riding before them, at Kensington Gore they were met by a Mr. JOMI4 H a r L►r, in a chaise, which came in contact with the Major's; the concussion of the two carriages was so violent as to throw all three persons ont, in diderent direetions, and the servant from his horse, both chaise, were broken nearly to pieces ; the young lady was taken up senseless, having received a violent contusion oa the right side of her head, near the temple, and was otherwise much hurt, and very narrowly escaped with her life. The Major and his servant very fortunately escaped with se other injury than what Arose from the shock. risszscEns P 110.17 INDIA. The !miry and confusion at the Fast India House, necessarily attending the arrival of 5 , .) large a aeet of Indianien as that which we had lately the plea sure to announce, have prevented' us, until this day, from giving a List of the Passengers by each ship. Several packets, however, still remain on board of some of the ships ; and there are others, from which no packets whaterer have been yet received. Under these circumstances, our List cannot be complete ; but we believe it is as corred as cAsuld be possibly obtained at the present moment. PASSENGERS PER PAM!. Captain T. !lam., P.l.r and Mrc Gaul, and family, Lieut. \V Parker, NICUM D Ni.bet and C. tivencer, \t r.. C. Mont gomery, Mrs Carleton, Mrs. Colobr.mke and fadidy, Lieut. Burke, Mite E. Unit:, Master A. C. Wllougal. PASSENGERS PER SOVEREIGN. Major J. Duff, Major-General W. N. Cameron, Lieut. C Swayne, Mrs. Turnbull, Mrs. and Miss C.3lllofilll, Messrs. N. Charles, J. Ede, J. Dcywood, T. Twining and Nicholls, Mrs. C. Edwards and 0.1 children, Miss Reek, Masters J. and W M'lntirs, Capt. M Duncan, Mrs A Burge:. and two chil dren, Majors Bruce and Duff, Capt. Watt,(Hiss E. Ander suss, and Master J Borthwick. PASSIAGERS rut VIALTHANICTOW. Ro!sari Anderson, Esq. and three child•eu, \faint M• M•Pherson, Gait. P. Anderson, Capt J. Cleff, Lieut. Nichol, son, Aire. Finny' and twn children, Ms Clulte, Mrs E. Morley and two children, 11 Duncan, E.g. Major llnwdeo, Mr. Lu..hing , un, Mr. J. B. Nara, Monsusurs La Menus, C. Charkienter, Trussart, Cosier, and Bourdais, French prisoners. PASStSGPRS PER SIR WY RERSLEP. Mrs. M Ilagris, Mrs. M. Patterson and thr,e children, Capt. R. Rh. de, Capt. E. Ville, Mr. A Kier, Ma‘teri G. Smith, W. Hutehnuon, C Hayes stud F. Hunter, and Ensign Ma) hew. TASSENOERS TER MINCHELSZA. Samuel Peach and George SpArl..., Es-irs, sup,reargoes, from China ; J. Oliver, Cnitmei and Mrs. TUlt.llll, Meows. A. H Brook, MI. J. Stracnan, late 3d mate of the Princess Char lotte. P SSC N ERS PEE MARCHIONESS 07 EXETER. Ho n Mrs S Clinton, Mistret.us H. Wilkes .ird H. Ha I, and tivn chi:drat, Messrs. W. Gordon. J 11,st, A A der. ...I, and W ones, Colonels Clinton and J Mango, Lieut - Cal. A Hamilton, Major 11. Hall and J. :limier, Captains R. R Macpherson, G Constable aid Molesoorth, Lout. W. G. Johnston, Masters C. and J. !noes, W NPKay and C Hrttlaupt, M 1•44 h M C. and A. Faleirier, Masters A. Fal coner and A. hlackiiitosti, and Mous. Pieire Brunette, surgeon, French prison..tr. PASSRPIORRS PER AL\IANDER• Mrs. A. C. Staith, Capt. 3. Dellis and two children. Mrs. F. Beelte•„ Mrs Gladeriti, Mis. M. A. Stott aml Mater !..cott, Mr. C. tioubrick, Surgeon Bute, His Majesty's Sidt Regi ment, IVdlrughly Logus, Esq. Captain War', Captain tireg ton, Lieut. Tytler, and Malec J. Seale. PA2SINGERS put DOVER CASTER. hir W. Butler, Mr. .1. VVedderly, Capt 11. Mere His Maje..t:.'s 66th Regiment, Mr. G. Marback, Rev. H. Lewis, Alasttrs T. Wooden, J C. Gay, A. W. Gray, and P. Gray, Mr; J A Ms, Capt. W. Sandeia, Muss A. D. Esterge, Mous swim Novel, Fauvel, Routs.`, and Dudemaine Pincus, Emmet+ prwmers of war, and L:cut G. W. Wallace. PASSES:OCRS tErt LORD NELSON. Mrs. J. 3. Win Ile L'Etang, and thee.: children, Mr. and Mrs. Jane : , awl family, Miss 1,. Gardner, Mrs Lloyd, and four children, Mrs. H. PAO and child, Mawr , G. L. and H. Poignant), Masters J. Deeaynos, A. Gr4ene, E. Bartifield, and E. NVintle, Misses M. Lloyd and L. Barnhill& Mr. and Mn.s W. Smith, and farnilF, Captain G. John..tune, Major W. C Alstun, Mib S H Btzshaw, Miss and Master Ne.ls, Mr. F. Wordswinih, Mis, and Master Terteneau, Major-General G Dcsr and Mss M. Heatlitore, the Hon. Major. General St. John, Mr. J. Clarke, and Mr. A. Moore. P•SSENOILItt Pen 1111011 A RCN. Garret Hare., late of John-etreet, in the county of 114;44114 , sex, wietchant, dealer and chap man, to surrender Laetober 4, at it, 5 and 26, at ten, at Guildhall, L.miluu. Attorney, Mr. Highincrir, Na bO, tainen-meet, Cheapside. Solomon Harding, late if Redcross-street, C,i,plegate, in the cite of London, baker, dearer and chairman, to s..mrider lkiobei 4, 19, and 26, at tar, at Guildhall, ',undue. Astor rmy, Mr. Dyne, Serieones Inn, Fleet 'treat. Wdßaro Petrord, tate or Birmingham, in the comity. of WarwiA, dealer and chairman, to surreirde ,. September 34, and October 1 and Y 6, at twelve, at the house of JOhn Bingham, the Stork Tarafo, Birmingham. Attornrys, Mr. George Faces, brealfornite-street, Bilrairscans, and Masan. Wirtror and Browne ' Fetter.laire, Fleet-west, Loudon. Jainc. Taylor, of Newton Moor, in the equity of Lancas ter, cotton-spinner, dealer and chairman, to surrender October 3,4, and 26, at eleven, at the hyuye sal VAIL. ) s ‘ i r nmer. the Dog Tavern, en Deausgate, in Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Attorney% Mr. Knight, in Manchester, and Mr. Kklartrati, Cursitot-nrea, London . . DIVIDENDS. Oft 10. Ann Ceultbard, now or late of Orchard-house, in the county of Cumberland, innkeeper, dealer and chapwo- Ul4ll, at tan, at the house of Joseph Forste-, innkeeper, known by the sign of the Linn and Lomb, In the city of Carlisle, in th- county of Cumbeilawl. Oat. 26. William Densirion, of St. James's -street, in the parish of Saint Jaillet, in the Liberty of Wesminsti-r, in the matinee of Middlesex, victualler, JeAer and ch.pinria, at ten, at Gui:dholl, London. Oct. tio6 William Sheidrick, late of Witham, in the county of Essex, coach -master, dealer and chairman, at tea% at Uu Lnaidori Oct. 26 Edward Pare Symons, and Peter William Crepp, of Ploistow.gre•n, near Bromley, in the county of Kern, c a .:. staplers, dealers, chairmen, aid copartners, at ten, at Cr odd hall, London. Dec b. Thomas Fraser, late of Nicholas-lane, London , ma. chant, at demi, at Crud [nail, London. Dec. ). Thomas ktnylatori, late of Nicholas lane, merchant, Al eleven, at Guildhall, Lmiditi. Oct. 15. Throned .1.111119, of the ($1 raterigeatmtete, in the parish of Suet, in the county of Gloucester, emtner, dealer and miapmaii, at the bush Tavern, Corn street, Bimini. Oct. 10 John Coulthard, now or late of Shows, in the coun ty of Cumberland, dealer and chairman, at till, et the home of Joseph Forster, innkeeper, known by tie sign of the Lion amid Lamh, in the city of Carlisle. Oct. 9. The Key. Sir IVilliam Henry Clerke, Baronet, clerk, late of Welmenley, ut the perish of Bury, in the county pi L.ll. Caster, miller, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Ituuae of Mrs. Fletcher, the Boar's Ileac.% Inn, in Bury. Oct 14. (barge Francis, of Bridge:id, in this county of Gla morgan, aholtkeeper, driller and chairman, et sheen, at chi /Ando:l Inn and 'falbut lament, in Bath-sweat, tn the city of Br istol. Oct. S. James Nuttell. of Kinutos.upon-Ili.ll, hatter, dealer and ehapinan, at four, at the Gourge Inn, Whiteiyar-Kate, in Kina ' sren-upon-Hull. Oct. I. Robert TookerAris of the tows of . Knieston..mon- Hull, in the county of the same .it at the tieorge Inn, in Whiterryarlate, w Iktig upon- Nos J. Marmaduk- Rawlence, of Whitehall, it the parish of Saint Martini m t h e Field-, in the county of Mindienx, m may scrivener, at ten, at Ouilltall, l.nnid , ill. Oct. 'Ai. hY Means Plutlytt, el Portirool-lane, in the county of Maddlmex, t licrw•chandler, at ten, at Gusidluh , Lunduri. CU( fIFICATES-.-Oct. 5. Alice Hammon, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, virtue/ler, alehouse-keeper, and dealer. Henry Janie', late of Saint Mary Axe, in the ci y of London, and st Constantinople, merchant, dealer and Chapman. John I Ironic of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, The nnmerons transports which have already sail- joi de n ug ii g . i i i; k a:sit grocer ., l in the county it ed from Sheerness for Tonningen, according to re- Surrey, tint now or C l ia ' pham i Cuminon, tire yaw eoiiiit ; port, are to proceed to Petershurgla, its order to carry of Seuwy a csrtsadoalm. dealer and chapinasi. Russian troops to some port near the Elbe. Should this prove corral. Hanover may become the theatre INSOLVENT. of war, in spite of an that Prussia and France can do PRISONER in the KING• BENCH PRISON, In the Co invent rt. county of Surrey, who intends Wm.( Surrey, the Bement of the p : Great numbers of porpoises have frequented the late Welton Act I EST NOTICE. Holderness coast during the last few weeks ; several Ed ward II , formerly of Twickenham, in the county o have been shot, one of which produced upwards of Middles arid late of Blachlagion, in the county o f Bus' two gallons of oil. I WI, El. Mrs 3. Moore, Mr. T. Phillips, Major. J. Rotes, Capt. Frith, Surgeons Andrews and Roger., Lteut. J. hushtry, En srgn J. Foster, Mrs. and Mw Andrews, Miss C. Hunter, Muter R. Frith, Mrs. E. Cotten and son, Iron St Helena. PASSLIIGERS Item 11.011 D C•ST ttttt Old• Mr. J Robeitmn Hill, 74th regiment, Mn. Reuel tson a• d child, Mr. and Mrs Newell, Mrs. rattle, M.s. Pattie, Car li Italf.iur, Captains Ruse and A M.Donaid, His Mains ty's 16 regiment, Lt. T Fulton, Ills Maj-sty's 78th regiment, Mr. lecher, Mrs and Musses Hult, its, Mr R. Fham, Masters C. Wilson, .1 Fulton, N. and C. Bares, T. ILVATIIIIII, T Becher, and F. R.Kke, Misses C. Cmhats, E. (inward, and Muss Henry, Mrs Burns, and Mrs. Shaw. • PASSZNOTIS Pta ASIA. J. Charnier, Fag J C.ii.t D Quin of His 'Majes ty's Sad Regiment, M It. Shaw, Captiins Ileatiand and Hawes, Lady R. Richardson, Miss and two Master Richard. snit's, Mr. and Mrs. Goklitighsm and Faintly, Mrs. Martins', Miss and Master Patterson, Masters Reynolds, M White, W. and A. Fuurnon, A. R. and P. Taylor, K, St. Lager, 1441.e.J White and St. Leger, and Mrs. Hendry. 351.110,111 Pt% CIIILNCt‘TEII. Sir John Strange, Chit( Justice of m,dr,, ; II Compton, E.N. Capt. P. Heywood. Royal Navy Capt. Horsbiagn, and M,. D Davidson. ASSINIGENS fall LAMY 'ANC DIUND43. Mr J. Cotton, G. M'!.-owl, El. Major C- t'n•ely, Mr. J C C Plondvii, Mr. R. Reining, Mrs Brobt, Mrs. Arbuth not and child, Mrs LIU., andiron, Misses Hall, Tindall, Allen, Mackay, Buchanan, I/ ck, and Purvis, Masters. Lovesgise, Raverbltavr, 'node, Lieut. Poron, Mons. A. Duregne, NI , . A Aberdeen, (I,...:Jr:oniastur Davi; awl faintly, of Niajt.ty'S Sib Dra:uotis. lb-- . 1 1 . 2 2 •AOPNGLIS •ea tx•eUIMEPT. Colonel J MUM', Majors J NicerHs, Go•don, and Kennett, Capt L Fisher, Lieutenant J. Salter; Monsieurs E. Ben•ey, A. and Laree, Michael French ;diviners; Dr. Wilkins, of ijeste, nit!, Ragirylit ; Mr. E. Shaw, Mr. A. Rhino.. son, Mrs. A Kent, and Mr. T. Staunton PAbSIMOLMS 111 A LADY BURGESS. Lioatenant•Cninoel J. Powell, M.'s's. J. T. Brown, H. Cont. A Casapb.ll, and D Lomond Mr. J. Lovett 41.4 at lath WM% Liam/want .1 Wyatt, Mr. J. C. Tinton', It4istretoes . Scott. Perre_D, and ClA•ite; Mufti Brown, Mir Robertson, and two Miss Hayes. RAIIIIIIGLIS PER IitOGAL. Mn. &Idiom and child, Mk Barnngt , m, Mr. and Mrs. Carden and children, M 1.5% Tn.).n.%. Mr. Deane and child, Flenty and .1. Strachey, Fairs. J Rylev, Lien,,. Blake, Hamer, and ear rir;shr, P.ns•gn Wilkon, Mlai.es J. Byers and Pak*, %faster , Patch, ■awstone, Howard, Robinson, and RASSLIXOLAS PIM RAIL tr. yllCfwt. Majnr-Gen•ral J. BannAtene, L tat.-Col Major I) Price, t'ApL E. Mu.ile, W. ti,ayson, W 11„ii ye," W. v-11, a 0.4 E. Popham, La' bout Morrkett, Elea , Yokl.a, Mr. Morrinn, Mr. linhone, Mr.. and Miss Henn,aw , Mrs Marc and two ehddren, Masten T. Kaylny, J and 11 Land. with, J. Kennedy,' W. Clark, J. Drurommul, aul Mat k. I)runt:wond . PASSIROPIS PER TR411113, FROM ST. lIELENA. Mn.i PAr.ona and child, P D Wet, Es,. r.; Ee:l4o,es, F.aq. Mr. 'Corbett and son, Mr Alf. aan.ler, Furre44. t FROM SATURD.Ir NISIITS GAZETTE►. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Grassihsion in the 2.lRmal Regiment of Tower Hamlets litia. t geed be the Deinote- Lieutenants. Dated Seat. 11. Thomas titer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice George Bicknell, resigned. Coatasiahat tuned he the Lord Lieldnietrot of Hants. Smolt Hants Battalion of Militia. William Mi , fivd, E.g. to ►e COiollel, vice the Right Hon. Sir R. Wmvlrr, But. deceased. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. %Villain Welch and John Williams Keene, of Birmingham, is the county of Warwick, merchants; Augurd 19. Geo. Villgil3ll, Joh,. Cary, Thomas Kitt, Geo. Vaughan, jun. and Lracl Cary, of Wein Vellen and Newport, in the county of Monmouth, coal miners and coal merchants; Sept 7. Thrimai Hinde, Peter Whitfield Brancker, and William filmic, of Dolphinholine, in Wyersdale, in the county of Lan caster, worsted spinner, ; June 1. Thomas Rycruft, Willijm Cooke, and William Beck, jun. Sept. 10. Stephen Corbett and James Nutt, of the city of Coventry, silkmen ; Sept. 2. John Swift Saxelbye and 'William Kinder Swift, coal mer chants; Sept 11. Benjamin Parry and Peter Skipper, of Great Tower.street, in the city of Linsilon, coal merchants; April 18. John Greenwood and Edward Greenwood, of Gomersal, in the county of York, joiners and machine. makers ; Sept. 9 Samuel 'leaden and Henry Lloyd, of Threadireedle.street. and Lloyd's Coffee.horise, Intutance.brokens; August 91. George Townshenil Fos, John Nixon, and Williams Nixon, of Deaa Brewery, near South Shields, losers:a and spirit mer chants ; Sept. 6 George Curtis and William Curtis, of Lambeth Marsh, in the county of Surrey, gardeners; March 25. Edward Bushall, Of the parish of Walcnt, in the county of &menet, and John liurg,s, of the parish of Bailiwick, of the said county, carpenters, masons, hauleta, and scayesigers ; June 29. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward Wjnwood and Samuel Thorley, of the Poultry, Lon don, S inch tacturs, and glovers, from Sept. 21, to Oct. 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Driver, late of Kithtey, in the county of Yo.k, mt. ton-spinier, dealer and Chapman, to aurrender Rept. :10. Ott. 1, and 26, at twelve, at the 1101.114 of Mr. George Richardson, the Devonshire Arms, in Kighley Attorneys, Mr. Rownian, Old Pay-o!fice, Broad-street, London; and W. Delalare, in k,ghlev. Peter Sutherland, late of Portsmouth, in the enmity of Southampton, tmlor and 11111.5 . 4 mercer, dealer and chairman, to surrender Sept 27, at two, 1,8, at ten, and Oct 26, at one, at the Dolphin Inn, in Gosport, in the comity of Southamp ton. Attorneys, Mr. John Boswell, Gosport; and Messrs. Williams and Bionics, Linc.inisslon New square, London. Will am Role, late of Great Pulteiley street, in the Liberty of Vlicstrinnster, in the c ty of NI rildhaex, carver, gilder, d and chopinan, to surrender Sept 21, 23, and Oct. 2G, at twelve, at Guirdhalt. London. Attorney, Mr. Drawee, IL Ilfitit4 .beer, COM6I-Garden, London. Jansen Moore, of Walsworth, in the count• of Surrey, mer cha,..t, dealer and chapinan, to surrender Sept. 17, 2e, and Oct. 26, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attornes , Mr. Lenten:se Williams No. SI, Cursitor street, Charn-ery• lane, Loudon. William Randall, of Tooley-street, In the Borough of South wark, in the county (it Surrey eship chandler, dealer arid chap man, to surrender Sept. 17, 2S, arid Oct 26, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage,Quee.i•vtrzet, Cheap side, London. . ,PRINCE OF WALES", ISLAND. An extra ft of * letter from Prince of Wale s ', Island says, " We have some time since been unde r serious apprehensions, from the event of a disturb, ante which had taken place betwen the natives in th e interior, and is said to have originated in a d is . pute respeCting the privileges granted to the E , R „ lish. Some severe skirmishes h ave b een fought in the woods, with various success. and much blood has been shed on the occasion. Their di. Terraces have, however, been acommodated by th e interposition of one of the native Raj Ms in th e interest of the Company, without inconvenience to this settlement, and, we hope, tranquillity j e now established on a permanent foundation The grand embankment on the north coast is cora. pleted by the labours of the conviets from the Presi. dency ; and the encroachment of the sea, which has already done incredible damage, is effeaually stop. ped. No more eonvias will be transported hither from the Continent of India, for the space of dare years to come, from an apprehension that any greater number may endanger this infant settle. ment, as they might one day have it in their power to assist the refraCtury natives, in case of insurrec tion or discontent. The Truly with the King of QUIDA is finally concluded, and the treasure lions the Presidency. in consideration of the cessions made by that Prince, has been transmitted to the Royal Treasury." MEETIMUi OF CRFOI EONS AT GUILDHALL, TO.MOR NOW. 11. li, Joseph Rithard4, Princes-stair., Rotherhitlie, Sivey, victualler • 3 13 . . .7.-hui Blunt 11WI It•tbert Sco'lay, C.L.l.Exchange, Lon don, coal ta• - lur. • I le . Anthony Heck, Ovford-1t,0.t, MIIIII. , tex, viler . 3 1 John Schuleheld, Cat,atiiii..trect. I..olidun, waraholisc. mail . . Matthew Doyle, Malden lane, C , ,vslit-garden,, .. • .. . _ - . .....entempezner 10 11..acVatt.1, Stanste‘l St.nnfitchet • Essex,larmer I t Anthony Wllhant Jefferson, Itolatmne-place, Oxford shea, Mort.lletex,nhina and :la.s-ntan . DIVIDENDS. Thema. C-arr. Lonrho], merchant John Shaw, Newpte-street, London, hnen-draper CI , ItTIFICATES. John Tao. , , Chatham, Kcnt, wsne merchant. George ka.t?rby, Cauada•whar; Rcth^rh.the, Sutter, r••. Orton • 2 12 PRICE OF STOCKS. SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Crinsals 5 per Cent. Navy . mist 1 .I,a Iliad& Exchequer &Hs ls. des. 9s. prem. Enri.l. Lottery Ticket5.... 0,081)4 fur AI T BISII, Srnele.broker, No 4, CetehiP, ai.rl 9. Chsrinvcron. MXICF VF IRISH S Gov. Ilebioot•lrim S irm C. Ditto ') ref cent... • Grand egnat Lneu r 6 pal Wniz...treet Cennictiet. ;S—Satr. 9. _ P 91 9lj er on' L 7, 6 per Cent. couask OF FXdfiAti Ameogenben .ll I!. Dttlo Srrght IA 10 • ottor.ll4.n II 17 tillit4ter g h . tr Aitonn 3% 4 f !'are 1 Day's DAtet4 12 • 4 DlitP 1-re1 . ,114 ISourcl4.kux . 16 1 ‘laded .... -rein paper' ntto m 1 111 1 14, Ditto 34 acct. • 34 /Le g horn Sn i Naples Dublin on London (Se t Belfast on Lennon (Se ; on 110, ME, rellbAt, SEP? 13. Gown 431 fi .7., btrri llier 5 1 pr • 6I ort° 6ll r,,ahlin l3! Cork 14} •ntainte. 1. t. a. l',.rtagai (014 in Ona 4 65 %ars pin oz. 4 0 0 I:lntslanons ........ 0 u 0 hew U..llars Silva, on Bara 0 0 0 74e14 I.nun each 0 0 0 AV.. on the Kink of liullaoil 54 pet Cent 01.11) .•• .121 a 12% 4. 7) - 4 11 6: 61 4ay.. M ARRIAGYS. On Tuesday, at Rephatn, in Lthcolnshiredames Fsq. of Pathina'l, Lon.inii, and Virru:aot, Herts, u, Mi.; Ekonhead, dauguter of the Rev. Edward Hrnasheci, Rector of that parisl. On IrriAay morning, at Smith CollinhareAjnerilnshi's f the ars. Mr. Wallets), the Rey. T. Moonsey, to Miss Hunt, hut!, of that place. pEATIIS. On nunday se`unight, Miss Anna Maria Griffith, of litarmlye Ilan, youngest daughter of the late Rev. John Griffith, Rant or It...,Kwurcii, in Yorkshire, and of Eckingbn, a the coy ity uC nerhy. At t: %see Conner, count; of Limerick, the Rev. R. Rue;ir, of the Order of St. Dominick, second nut to the late S. Ruch:, Esq. of Linterick. Lately in DuYin, Wreeford Birston, the younrr, E.q. HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY AT Li Morn.... 45 Till. after 7. I Ey iV IRICV;E. SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. SADLER, At ha Repository in Giewelletrect, TOMORROW, a Twelve o'Chick. UPW A RDS of SEV EN l'Y LOTS of FTOVES arid CARRIAGES; connoting of several ca,ittal Hot teN in high condition ; some very handsome Choler, ; r or Pair of Uteri.* Gel4ines ; vein* tnw odd ditto to mulch some clever known Mick:, calculated for riling at harness ; several coed Mi.-Wier., Poit li•usei, to ; kaa 'mita: Gigs; a P•ot Chive; and hlJndrles To be vieteed the Morning of Sale No expenrie or amain. en Hoeing, iftc. unsold. TO WAGGON MASTERS, TOWN CARMEN, AND OTlthltS. • By D. SADLER. On the Prentiees of Meters. M aravnel and CAL St. Mars. street, Whiteehapel-road, Tlll3 DAY. at Twri" I3ART of the LIVE And DEAD STOCK in 'Freda, consisting el the Gilloeing I KASE.% site.-- Fitter° strong useful Cart Horses, tit 'owls:nudist:in, taken off cure. , t work; Seven Town CArte with irun arms; Four Iron Asis treel ; a Qoantity of Old Iron; Stable Utensils, Ste. Also will be let, Stabling for Forty Heroes, which ILO viewer' wilt the above std.!' till also Sale FURNITURE, DRUGGIST'S FIXTURES, ANU EFFECTS, FLEET-STREET. BY Mears. WINSTANLET and SON, Ott the Premises, No, 87, Fleei-etieet, near St Bride", on WEIONESU kV, September 24, at Eleven &Clock, by . 0 ' der of the Assignees, 7•HE neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , Lionii, Plate, China, capital Ne-ts of Mahogany Une ers, labdled , Maligany.top Counters, Shelves, and other re Instils Fixtures, of Messrs. Humphries. Chymiss and Met gists, Bankrupts. Amongst the furniture are, good 4 Pod beddeads, with neat cotton hangings, goose bolo and bedil'"fi mahogany drawers, tables, chairs, Ouse., carpets, a..d krtclti•u requisites. To be viewed on Tuesday, the 24th, and morning of 5. 16 . when Catalogues may ►e ha,i on the prennoss; and uf Mr"" Wilistanley and Son, Praterno.ter.ruw. LO 4 JUN :—Printed b GEORGE DAVIDSON, trie. Wyeh-.treet, St. Cement'', and Publ.-het& ►r JOslAir RYDER, at the Office, N. IS, Mid( of St. Clem"' Church, Strand, where Order, fin the Carr, 1148. (fu-Ppoid: INA he dale ittanded to. .~ -r.