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t 0 : 4; % N 4 PA, INTELLIGENCE. PAIITSIIIOI I TH, ILLY 2). Anived the Ay liuf schooner, from Jersey; p4rnies, —, bound t' the L.nt Indue,; And the Sisiers, Manning, bound to Giuraltar, Irorn the Downc. Sailed several cartels with Spanish pri Wind S.W. JULY 2.1. Sailed this afternoon from sle Nore, the I?.).biaa armed ship, with about ;:0 vessels under convoy for the Baltic, with a fine wind at S.W. fa Leaulrf 11, JULY '27. The Tove.shenti packet, Capt. Dodd, with a Mail for Lisbon ; and the .11.niciteder packet, Capt Davis, with a Mail for the Leeward Islands, , VIICh sailed from hence nn the evening of the 25,h inst. returned. thii mot fling, and sailed again this evening.— Wind S.W. DEAL, JULY 29. - _ Arrived yesterday evening. after post, the Aria ewtre and Zel/oug men of war, from Plymouth; and rem.tin in the Downs, with a large fleet of ships of war, and outward-hound vessels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Guctseen, Jur.r 29.-1' ereed by the Experiment, Eden, from it.nt.vrtlam ; !ware, Matlock; and! thr Wiiham and Mary, Tao.) , , from New Ywrk.—Satled tho Charlotte Ann, fwr Bevel; for Elshoettr ; Ur, ly. Watr, for JJlll.iterl heeca, Simpson, for Durninic.i; Re ,olutiun, Barker; and the Luuba,Evans, fur Cork. - ARRIVALS. In Stanlgare Creel—The Sally, Farmer, from Messina. Off I) .vrr Smut bridge, --, (rim Honduras. off Portsioniitti--Tho Liconstaiit, Tavloa, from At Cowes—.The Homo - , Payne, from Virginia. Off the Lissrd--The Oran, town Cadiz. At Cork—The Mary, &abets, from Tenerife. At Tenerifte—The Constanta, Drew, from London. At St. Thonia:s—The William, Jackson, from Li.Vetpool and the Betsey, Hartriek, from Clydo. BOULOGNE SQUADRON. EXTRACT OF • PRIVATE LETTER FROM AM OFFICER. " Arab, D=al, Sunday, July 23, 1805. " From !lying report,and from firmer accountsin the Paters, VOO may imagine us all to he killed, wiundel, or missing; an to roitertain yon, and to glee you the truth, I mean In deserbe or: lest . Flinrodav's amusetierit In the room g, several brigs, rtc under weirs; I.l.nrimitalite made signal fur fight; she led ti in, "PRA, and .tool Out, the old routine; we followed into haven f+thorna on the maul, ree..iving the fire of vessels and batteries, from Viinerenx to the Pile F.in, continually a crosa fire.. (N. B. All the small huggers are gun or mortar boats). After firing twenty rounds, and the enemy driven clos in, we hauled out In the evening a flotilla was per. reivel coming along from Calais to the High Cliffs; the tab meter preceded then as gentleman usher, to announce their arrive , . The Calais squadron kept way with them ..long shore, firing and bombarding at such a distance, that when we beat to qoarters first and saw the enemy's fire, we exclaimed, "D--n the logs, they are saluting Os and when informed of our mistake had to sweep half the horizon to find our gay and gallant asaistants.--sWe expefling them to tail from Dunkirk, but they had got reel: up to Cape Grimes, and as we could not in common politeness attack them under their convoy to the East of the Cape, which you know is nut of our &Wilt, so we lay with fore and ma in topsails shivering, till the van of the enemy's line, consisting of a brig and a schooner, were about as far frorn the shore a head of us as we were from the land ; we then filled with the wind a-beam, strand in with our bow, main deck and forecastle gars playing on them. Poor blarahal, of the Watchful, stood in and head of us; a shot nearly cut him in two—you 1,1051 reco:lect hint, a 'flan of enormous size, walking about Deal. The Ca. I/14 sqiiadron iinw hauled their wind, leaving them to our attentions, and the fire really became amusing Our brigs behaved devilish well. Our little crooked legged pilot stood on the chock, over the wheel, and took us into fifteen feet water, along side Cape Grisnez ; so that they could not depress their gum, sufficiently At this moment tier royal top gallant May-oaids, were set, and were won filled with shot boles. We kept along shore stirring up the mud every too. meat. From our norm, we fired 1700 musquet cartridges, fought well, and pretty coral ; a shell burst over us, and a ;icee of it, which I now posmn, cut away the hands of Thomism:lei, the waist° ; it went through Into the gm 400111. Another came rira boa 4, tut away the larboard side of the main top cheek, and block, which litter turned it dawn on deck ; it tell a beam of tit! dock (atter cutting away in its fall the heel of one of the booms), rebounded against the side,and then against poor Finley's, the main top-man's back, which killed him in about tambours. Gruver seized it,but could not lift it, and coned for oacauniers, which wa. immediately rendered, and the shell launched over hoard. I forgot to say that nobody touched it till Mamie', from the break of the forecastle, was ordered. Memel and myself worked the larboard-bow gun—a shot came on the muzzle in the line the guns bore, cut a piece out, and hew upwards *burnt perpendicular, and tell along side; three of the enemy's shot came on board and were sent back; one cause th gh the Captain's cabin, just over the pert, and wounded llolmes, Elliot, and another. Cart , r, the marine, it wounded; and Woodcock, who had lira belly gazed by a ball, and I think from his appearance cannot live. Little Tobin has greet coedit for his amputation of Thompeon's arm; it has heated by the firs* intention ; • alight suppuration is only riposte ed, near the !lattices of the arteries. I held the patient, who th • next day walked out of the gun mom ' to see his mews mates, with as much alacrity as von ever jumped up a ladder in yorir lire. Our people behaved uncommonly well, cheering ey -y one of the enemy that ran on 611.21*, or was dismasted When our grape began to tell, the tight was glorious; their sticks were cracking in all directions, and I did not much like the situation f had chosen at the beginning of the job, vin. astrite the spanker-boom, which 11/34 in the new midship crutch that vcos made, arid my feet on the taffbrel ; from this situation nay musket was pelting, till I could hold it no longs, and then She Corporal handed is. rip a cold one from the chest. The grape fell thick, but I felt it a point trident:my not to quit for two or three-pounders, what 32 folln , l-shot could not drive me out nf. The Captain sitting on the signal Cote, the gunner standing on the Caintan ; the brigs cheering in as we named; the enemy running on board each other; two or three at a time; anal tiler% their splinters flying: their men jumoing over boa-d and swimming on shore ; four or floe of them thumping on the rocks. The Calypso, a beautiful brig sloop, kept her gib boom over our tafferel almost, and nobly seconded us. The Archer and 1144, iser on oar bow. At length four colour 34 pound guns completely disabled, endow rigging cut iip,atirl night class. ing the scene, tire performers retired under reiterated thunders of applause. The neat day we and the Immortalite stood out to bury nur dead; after the s:rvice, the Immonalite gave es three cheers, which we returned : *ha then gave us one, I think no had compliment to the Arab, and almost all the captains cense to pay their respects to K.— Mme. The Commr.dnre hailed us when we hauled out, and thanked Captain M—, wishing him joy of such a fine set of fellows We were at it (rent 4to 7 in the morning, and from 6 to half past 8 at night 1t toletably decent day's work. All the Whets attended Marshall ; the ilmd and OFfieen of the Guard', Arab and Immonalite, arm in SIM. three a-breast." Sir HoMe Port,* 14, we-understand, leaves town immediately, in order to proceed in a single ship to the Mediterranean. It is conjeCtured, from the ser vices upon which Sir Home has formerly been em 4, that he goes to a station off the col stof Egypt. 'der to aft as Sir Svnery SMITH did last war in quarter. It certainly is of the utmost import to maintain a correspondence with our former nds in that country, as there is so moth reason suppose that the French are incessantly occupied extending and strengthening their influence there. is generally understood, that the intrigues of 6.: 'ranch have beta both 'Sive and successful in 11Ft• I• , • 1 ' 1 it I I RIOT AT DURHAM. trewcssxt.t, JUNI 26. Wednesday last, the ?d Derby Reg:meat of Mi. /atia sv: , s disbanded in this town; about 1500 of the men w, re transferred to the Ist Repiment, the re at:tinder were suffered to return to tntir n•cpe6tive lwenes. Yes•erday the whole marched for Durham, not, however it is said, uithesuz expressions of dissa tisfalion c.; rirepolled, as they termed it, to jain ta-,other regiment. Soon after their an ival at Dur ham, strong symptoms or riotous condtgt were oh le am - ngst the men, to such a degree, that it was found necessary to send to this town for detach ments :if the at Dragoons and Cutals'rland which accordingly marched off with all expedition about four o'clock this morning Various rumours are in circulation an the sulijea, but no authentic in formation has been yet received from Durham. Extra& of a letter from Dnrham, dated July V : “ A battalion of the Derby Nli,tia passing througl• Dur . r,arn, on Thursday last, sor-e of the privates, by their efandat, rendered it nece“ary to make applica tion for committing two of t h..nr, t o t he H o u s e o f Correetion, to which place they were cendlifled by • guard of twelve men; hut, before these orders were executed, it appears that the mob of this city, several of whom we re drank, eff::Eted a rescue of the Pri soners. Some of this Militia :ITe not free from taint, one having received $OO lashes yesterday on Cilli gate Moor, as being concerned in the affair. The two men have made their escape. The party of the Derby regiment consisted of between S and 400 men 4 they began their march Southward yesterday morning. at one o'clock. At Ferryhill, about s ix miles from this city, they were overtaken by a large detachment of Dragoons from Newcastle, and brought into Durham market-place ; where I saw them at seven o'clock yesterday morning; some of ....... them were pinioned. " General Grey, brother to the Member, was present ; he speaks of the conclita of the people of Durham in terms of the severest. rep , ,) tell ; it is said he means to represent their heliavinor to Govern ment, in order, as it is supposed, to have a regiment quArtrred in this city, which, I bliish ti say, their contiat has rendered necessary. The above account is the outline of this unhappy affair, which gives great uneasiness to the peaceable inhalatants of the pl see. and not without reason. The Darliam Vo lunteers, by order, a•tendeci the punishment of the Militia-mail. By order of General Grey, the Dra goons patroded the town in parties, during the whole. of last night. The Derby Militia proceeded on their march again at three o'clock this morning." LOl'.ll, DALt.v VOLUNTEERS. On Wednesday the 17th inst. the Loyal D ties Vo lunteers had a grand field day : the d , fferent corn p.mie•. advancing from all quarters with the chem. ful fife and drum, through the woods to Bolton Hal), Yorkshire, were pleasing both to the eye and car. The day following they assembled again for the purpose of receiving their Colours, the gift of the Right Hon. Lord and Lady Bolton. At lc'. o'clock Major-G-neral Hewgill and suite, and Lieutenant- Colonel Skelly, the Inspeding Field Officer, arrived. After the inspe&ion, the regiment formed three sides of a square, and the ceremony of the consecra tion commenced by a most appropriate and im pressive prayer, delivered by the Rev. J. Costoisa die, Chaplain to the Corps. Colonel Straubiree then delivered the Colours to the F.nsigns. anu ad dressed them in a suitable manner. The four com panies on each side of the square being ordered to wheel back in e.hellon, and to form line, the Colours, wilt the escort marching to the right, pro- cei led in slow time along the front of the regiment, each Officer saluting the Colours as they passed ; the escort filing to the left, formed in the line, and the Colours in the centre of the regiment. The Corps presented arms, and a general salute was given, aster which they manieuvred uncommonly exa!, and their firings were wonderfully close, the General repeatedly expressinghimself highly pleased. Lord and Lady Bolton, the donors of the Colours and the Feast, had a most capacious tent pitched urin the lawn in front of their noble mansion, which held ahnve 1,300 persons, wherein the Vo lunteers were regaled with the greatest pr3fuston, not omitting the best brown stout. The Officers and Gentlemen of the neighbourhood, near 150, sat down to a most sumptuous entertainment iii the grezt hall, where several loyal tosua were given with many cheers. The fineness of the day attraded a numerous concourse of pciple, the assemblage of which, together which, t gether with the beautiful surfnunding scenery, formed a spectacle at once interesting and magnificent. The evening con elided with a ball given at the Bolton. Arms, at Leyburn, by the Officer. of the Corps, and attended Ly near 300 of the Ladies and Gentlemen of the neighbceirhood, all of whom were highly gratified with the liberality of the entertainment. Monday an Inquisition was taken by the Coro ner bar Westminster, at the Bricklayers' Arms, Mount-street, on the body of J AYS h sinnr, who was drowned while bathing in the Serpentine River, on Saturday. It appeared by the evidence adduced, that the deceased, an Excise Officer at Wells, in So mersetshity, was on a visit to a friend in Sloane-stret. Two youths, who were sitting on the batiks of the river, saw the deceased (who cr uld not swim) walk into the water, when he suddenly lost his feet, and appeared to be struggling to keep above water. The boys,whoweregoodswimmers, went to his assistance; bilf,-befcre they could reach him, he sunk to rise no more The life-boat seas launched to his assistance, but too late.—Acc idental death. At Northampton assizes last week, Francs Deacon' aged 21, for breaking into the house of Geoeoe AI, ot Great Addington, during divine service on Sunday. the 12th of May, and stealing 27i. 3s t and Saesci Blocs, awed 3.5, for stealing a sheep, the pro. perty of Wss..BaiLity, of Barnwell St. Andrew; were severally fouad guilty, condemned to death, - exec, -Gi - Ciere, aged 43, for and leh for siecution..--George Cluse, aged 43, for ,ln r , .. ~.. stealing six waggon-staive-. • till prowl iofW I I. I.' A M oyeci, Eames, of I)aventry ; And Jot (aw abes. for stealing in orde / at Easton Isiestou two racks, a quaatity of Wheat, that qv and a dealdoor h beloaging to the Easl of Pubis at:: ; ance tr : ectivid arpn„,,,e4 sever ally , seatenced.to 12 friends 11 1 k r - 1' ~f ''' ...5•,,, . !LjralAe;s aged ge. .lo sup -.... i _,...' ' . *'• • 4 , ". .. „.4 6 , ' alba two horses ~..ot r %• ~. m is •....1• - •i^It• ' 'J: 4 •l' • ~.,, • fives. aged ::.4, it Is gi 4. , .....r . .. . '.... i. i.,, , ; _ v . ; . 4 1 .3 10 1 ".14441111r 11•Yeik.s, Frencl I SILK . .• 4 42 :. * • , S. w • FROM L.137' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • MILITARY ritumonoss• otiicc,..a„ J o. 1805. lit Regiment of Dragoon guard*--Cconet John Quick to be Lieutenant, without purchase, rise Carter, who retires. sth Ditto—Brevet Lieut. Colonel \V 11l in Brooke, from ilia 56th F,1 , 11, to he Major, vice Knight, who eschang . s 7th I>itto—Cornet Alexander M Shaw, from Half-par of de :71h Light Dragrauns, to be Cornet, vice Phtli peon, prmni e.l 7th Regiment of Light Dr:loom—Captain John Earl Wald.' K r4ye, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Tony, Inc, lisrhs.r, who exchanges Coldstreant Regiment of Foot Govan-Ss' Patrick Saiolillands, Gent. to be Enstgri, by purchase. vice Finch, promoted 3d Ditto—Captain John Glllire to be Captain of a Cutupany, by purchase, vier Clayton, who retires. Ensign W. C. Matter: to be Lieutenant, vice Gil:se. Stith Regiment of Ft:tit—sitter& Lieutenant Colonel 11,mor Raleigh knight, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to b.: NIA ar, vice Brooke, who exehan e y. 601 1 ,1) too--Captaio William Marlton to be Major, by pur• chase, vire Austin, promoted. 68th Ditto—Captain Riehatel Thompson to be Maio., without porchasa, vice Hamilton, promoted in the sth West India Regiment. sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Arevet Major Philip Srewart, from the 3,1 Foot, tube Captain of a Company, vice Cum nell, deceased. GAR RISONi. Captain Richard Westerman, of the 35th Toot, to be Towit Major sit the Wand of Malta, vice Mortimia,, who resow. Robert Wilson, late Serjeatit Maj a in the 2d IhitAlioll of the 27tIt Fum, to be Town Adjutant of Portsmouth, vice Liget t• wood, who resigns. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Ore, George Stescition, and James White, No. 42, Sowlane, Cheepside, Landon July 26, 1605. William Matchitt, of Bow lane, in the city of London, hosier, and William Ingleeant, of the town and county of the town of Nottingham, hosier. Nottingham, July 29, 1805. Joseph Bentley, e Smith !loom, in Lighteliffe, in the parish of Ha 'fax, end county of York, csulmaker, and George Naylor, of Ilalifix, afinesaid, tobacconist, In the cud making hostiles+. July 24, 1805. Thomas Bryant Pyne and Samuel Campion, in the city d Bristol, its the Furriness of brokers. J uly 26, 1805. Samuel Marsden and John Travis, in the trade or business of ruarnifaetureis, and carried on at Manchester and flairfield. iu the coml.! of Lancaster. July 20, 1805. WI ham Anthem and Joseph Pn•iah, of Drury-lane, cheese mongers. London, July 24, 1605. Joseph Mark:, Joseph Ashelfard, and John Plumage, patent bolting cloth manistaaurers, Wandsworth, Surrey. July 20, 1805. James Hind and Joseph Hind, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, John Hind and Jane Hind. of Gaylen, in the county of York, and Richard Hind, of Oundle, in the county of Northampton, in the trine and busine,s of cotton spinners. July 26, 18e5. Thomas Walton, Mary Leidger, Maria Leidger (now the wife of Samuel Robinson), Elisabeth Leidger (now the wife of Wi ham Rubinson), Sarah Leidger, Hooka Leidger, Eleanor Leidger, and Charlotte Leidger, all of Printefra.l, in the cuenty of York, ironmongers and nail-manufaaurers. Fe bruary 16, 1805. Richaol Bracken and Thomas Williams, of Coleman-street, it the city of London, Lantl. Bracken, of Rochdale, in the county of Lancaster, and Benjamin Chansheis, of Halifax, izi the county of York, flannel and liaise maitufaaurers. June 1, 1805. Richard' Gill, of Nnttnn, in the parish of Royston, in the county of York, Joseph Furnits, of Wakefield, in the IA county, and John Burkinshaw, of Huddersfield, is the county areresaid, corn-ruillers, July 26, 1605. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Richard Camp, of Great Mary-la-bonne street, in the county of M.ddlesex, perfumer, dealer and chapman, from 4/august 3, to 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. John Biddetley, of Wolverhampton, in the county of Staf ford, druggist, rocer, dealer and chapman, to surrender August 29, at four, 2', and September 10, at tell, at the Jerningliam Arms, in Slnall, in the county of Saldp. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Biddle, of Wolverhampton; and Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London. William Heywood, of Marsden, in the county of York, cotton spinner dealer and chapman, to surrender August 9, and September 10, at eleven, at the Old Cock Inn, in Halifax, in the said county. Atiorn-ys, Messrs. Gleadliill and P iyile, Lotlibur v. London ; a:id Mr. Alexandre, Halifax, Yorkshire. John Siteland, of Wonpole street, Cavendish square, in the tonne! of M drhesex, tailor, dealer and Ihapman, to surrender August 5, at eleven, 14, at five, and September 10, at eh-v-, , at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Fredrick Smith, No. 2, Robert street, Adelphi William Johilsod, of Edgware load, in the pari,h n( St. Mary-la-oonne, In the county of Middlesex, collar maker, to surrender August 5, &eighteen, la, at six, and September 10, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Imlay and Wightinan, Inner 'temple lane, London, Richard Smithson, now or late of the town and county of the town of Kingston upon Hull, innkeeper, tailor, dealer and chapman, to surrender August 9, 10, and September 10, at eleven, at the• White Ilan Tavern, in Silver street, in tho town of Kingston upon Hull. Attorney, Mr. William Raton, Hull James Hitchcock, of Oxford street, in the county of Middle sex, picture dealer, salesman, dealer arid ehapni.in. tostirretider August 3, 10, and September 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Lin - don. Attorneys, Messrs. K.bblewhite and Rowland, Gray& Inn pLce. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 21. Charles Rose, of the parish of St. Ann, West minster, in the county of Middlesex, cheesentiinger, dealer and Chapman at *Nat Guildhall, London. Aug. 23. Charles &peeler, of the town of Kingston upon- Hull, woollen draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, in K leptn. upon-Hull. Aug. 21. Ge.ir‘e Dike, of Abington street, Westiningrer, tit the county of Middlesex, boot and shoe maker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, LOntigaii. Aug. VI. JAMS Roben Scarfs-, of K Ines 14011, in the county of Norfolk, brewer, dealer and eh:Titan, at seven, at Guild hall, King's Lynn. Aug. 27 James Harris, of the telly of Exeter, coaehmake , , at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter. Aug. 10. George Corr, of Great Yarmouth. m the county of No-tolk, upholder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Aug. 21. Adam Gregory, of Tavistock street, Covent Girden, in the county of Itlildlesmr, tailor, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aug. Vt. Stephen Hill, of Kiehopegate street, London, uil and colmarman, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aug. 22. Joieph Hardman, of Minehester, in the comity of Lancister, merchant, dealer and chspinan at eleven, at the ' Star lon in Deansgate, in Manchester senene.d. Aug. 21. James Chants and Thomas Loft of Friday street, Cheapside, London, w an-housemen, dealers and chapmein at ten, at Uuddhall, London. CERTIFICATE.—Auouse 70. Timbal Fau'icort, of Ostf.ird street, in the i mnity of MAra. sea, oil and colournion. INSOLVENTS. PRISONER in the KINGS RENO! PRISON, in the Colons of SURREY, who intends taking ths Benefit of the tats Insolvent Act. ft tit NOTICZ• Junes Riekcord, formerly of Cnaiham, in the minty of Kent a.id I. .ta of Downing street, WeStrtioltret, at the cu,:nty of M i ddlesex, and No. 14, Gluuce.ter sttect, in the county of Keut, army broker. I,ast Friday night the house of Mr Komori., at Stne, in Kent, was broke open and robbed ot bank notes, plate, watches, and wearing 'apparel, To the amount of upwtrds of 4001 relicts the thieves ear -1 tied away undisturbed, all the family being is thtir • • . PIM:F. OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank St ck 188 'felt 3 pet Cent n..riticeil 3 ptr Coo Conikils . 5 8:411! 4 per Cent S per Cent. Navy... • • .. 901 871 9ft 3 yet C nt,ll...yrity I.n.ng Amman". Ditto Annuities Ominuni . India Stock ION, 183 - Exclicitu:r lii.U. tYd oar Is iii•. Noy par I :ne , n. English I.oucry Twk. , ts Con.uls fkr . . . . . •• • F MINH, Stork Kr, :ker, /ti 4. Crienitill. and 9. OttNtiog•et,e, MICE or 1141814 STOCKS—h or :Li Gov. 1/ett.3 l , par cent.. Ditto Stock Gan, Deb. ft per cent. 91i Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cot op t WO? tract Certificates, 6 per tent .......• B4f COURSIi 2.XCHANI ... J 1 2 C. UM, At Sight .. 57 4 119ttrplatit .. 12 0 2 U. If iiiihttrgh l5 fi 211 , . Altura Tv 7 2411 Mari. Dm., Ut 26 0 N..iireeaux 1 3:3! effect. Dan) %lad, .... 3:1,1 effect. Mt t. ss } I, , ghntr 5O Fes; le• D:th'in on Londos(Jull Ita•lfa.t :in London f Jul! Bolfa.t oil Dublin (Ditt4 ;L, 'll.4asony, JULY Jo . Gent,' - - -. 45 1 Li t Pie. Venice 6O Di:to. L* bon GU Oporto 6l 11..61111 Cork 141 svr oust. I. r 4. PtsItuCIII Gold in Coin and Ba.s per ut... • 0 0 Douloloons . U 04) New Dollars S.lver in !Cart ...• 0 0 Raw Lout each d Agio an the Bank at Haand 5 per Can. . ly 22)......... 111 213 1719) 7 6j: to) 5 5161 ay.. SIR Lately, at Iliginreare, to Gloucertershire, the Lady of Col. pioha,i, of ‘,lll. OA Situ•day List, the Lady of Thomas Alslctree, Esq. of floult•NoitiTh, Oxfordshire, of a •on and belt. MARKRGES. Latrly, al Alton, in Devon, R. Albion Cost, Esq of ?ides Tteiithi.!e, t.i MA; fi-iwirian,f the same place. At ‘ValthanristAv, John F1411:14 Meoet, Fog. MOM El—al. istreet, tu Miss Cascisove, ilaush.er us James Caz.r.,ov., Walthanunow Sunday morning, at Q otter' EitrireChaossi, R.th,T E•ri of Nvw.soirk.A, Ca'uhridgesiiire, and tr. P.: ailinv, Loa. dun, to Mei. .IL•ghter of the late Jairrels Guat.u , „ Esq. of the Kitsgslom of Ireland DEATHS. On Sundry last, at Halnas, after a loin, and severe iPo in the 5261 yen of his av, Mr. Ri.i.seit SUIC Stre, killW • 27 years sit, erintenclant of M , srs. Cookson at. Ft. it carpet maitufa.'imy, in Leeds: a man o,,iv • II. ; d s by his acquaintance, particularly he the Society ot d-ta..ls, by whom his chavale, wastrel, revered: he fill. el the 51.4!e", Chair and other oflics its th, Ltidg: of Fidelity tNa 512,, In Leeds, with much credit to himselr, sod sat:stoat:4i la its meinbeis, a raw of whom attended In futtetal, •nod d •.t the members of the Lodges in Halifax was pre:ed.d by twenty Sir Kinglit Temp'ais in their proper lo.ltlinseurs, abort sixty Craft Marons, witla Tylera, and every itfEcer nieces try to give effect of the solemn occasion; alter which Ibliewed the Halifax Band, play.og a solemn dirge. His remain, were in terred in the burial•groomt of the independent Chanel, where a most eseellent and appropriate dt.couNe Ca. delivered, after which the Masonic Anthem was su .g, actor panied by the Band. On Thursday, in consequence of the hunt, tireived br being thrown front a g g oar Tiscsday seuitight, Mrs. 0/edhiS,, wife of Jelin Gledhill, Esq.of Chapeltown, nearteeds. Saturday last, at his house an Oxford, the It r•- ther g ill, D. U. Rector of Charlton upon Otme , e V icar et Stevenson, Berks, and formerly Fellow of (10 :ten's 1:1401,1e. At Montrealent Lower Canada, the SSA March last, aged 75, Richard Dobie, Esq. ling an eminent metchaitt there. lie was a native of the parish of Libberton, in the nt:tigh'seur hoot of Edinburgh, to the poor whet eof he has bequeathed a donation of 15 'shwas. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGFI. Moro .... r min. after 5. I Even.... 23 mio.after 5. SALES BY AUCTION. FORT•STRF.ET, SPITALYIELDS By Messrs. BURTON and YEN 4()R, On WEDNESDAY, August 1, at Gairawats, by Ddettine of the Proprietor, ristHE LEASE of a convenient DWELLING " iiuUSE, recently put into cumulate repair, situate No. 27, Fort-street, Spitaltields. The Premises curtail good Chambers, Dining Room, and Parlour, Yard, slid +IMAM do- mestic arrangements. To be viewed an days previous to the WI ; and Particulars had on the Premises ; at Gamiest.; and of Mew.. 8ad.04 and Vennor, 62, Curnhill. —.— NEAT DWELLING-ROUSE, sT. MANY AU. By Mes.ry BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY, August 7, at Gura way's, by Diredioa of the Proprittnr, THE LEASE, with immediate Possestion, of a neat convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with Compting House, in eery complete repair, eligib y situate, No. 20, St. Mary Axe. The Premises contain nine Chambers, Dressing Room, Drawing, and Dining Roma, Parlour, Hall, Paved Yard, and domestic ronvenien.sea. Held oil Lease for an unexpired term of Twenty and a Half years, at a mode rate Rent. To be viewed six days previous to the sale ; and Particulars had WI the Premises; at Cutaway's ; and of Mesus nurtids and Velindr, 62, C . CAPITAL ROOoIY W ARENOUSES, WITH. TWO STALL S FABLE, AND GOOD LANDING, DOW. GATE DOCK. By Mew's. BURTON and VENNOR, By Direction of the Pro or ertor, E LIN FialleAta Mara Fa at Twelve &Clock, THE desirable LEASE, with early p ossession, of a capital and very commodious TWO FLOOR WARE HOUSE, about 77 feet by 40, very substantially erected, capable Stable, w o i r t r li a Lof ri i t n , g sn a c o o st ns c id lig er ibly Ale si w tua tig te l" a the particular advantage of Media; std unloading at the Wharf. Held en lease for an unexpired term of 19 yawls at a low rent. ;t a Lu nd .r a c ro; t i e w a y . t c w k ir: ir sta ith o To be dewed ; and printed Particulars had six days preview, to the Sale, on the Premises; at the Corn Exchan g e Coee Meuse ; at Garraway`s; and of Mayo. Burton and Veanor, Us. Cornhill. _ _ BAR nArrs BUILUNGS, 1101.00BN.—DESI RABIS FREEHOLD PREMIsES By Wiesen. BURTON and VhNNOR , On WEDNESDAY, August 7, at Gattlirsy'S, by Directirs of the Proprietor, DESIRABLE FREEIioLD ESTATE. A comprising a substantial and convenient BRICS. UWKLIANG HOUSE, an coillivldta repair, with Pl k9ee,44 1"" gerund Sear, 6ti feet &IN vs.; situ ate, No. i 11 " lett's Buildings, 14iihso:n, noW its the occupation of NV II bury, removing to No 9, opposite, who will give image/As Possession. The Premises Coillt%li rive Citamleers, Tire Plow ins Looms, spacious Dining Room, Parlour, osionsadesti Warehouse, Compting House, large Paved Yard, and todetill latoni.iitic Conveniences. To be vievrel six days previous to thea li sl e( li Manna ar m e; amireideßßß l lia,l on the Premises ; at Getaway's and Fenner, 62, Coenhill. LONDON --Puttied by GILORGE I.IIAVIUbUN, N. Wvet. street, St. Clements, anil published by JOSI YDEK, at the Offirsi, No. 15 , Platt of St. Com-mill Church, Strap 10c1...-r• Orden for ther e (1 10114119 cr.II be dell attended co. C*Pel Hdom . 11 1 • w' di Des' p•n `u Drill . I - % or au IN 4