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7. 1 W- 7 !L%.1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES. MONDAY, SEPTLMIMER 23. 1803. Ha . Mujc•t:.'c Plate of 100 gs. tree for all horses, &c. • toot year olds to carry lOst. Cb. five 71 at- olds, t' I Is:. fib. six-year olds, IC,t. and aged, 12st. Eli. One lour mile heat. SAME DAY. Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, fur then two year olds ; colts. 84. fillies, 7st. 111 h. I ast mile. Lord b f by Sr: Peter, own aiiiter In Sir Sllinntin Sir 11. T. Van-%b f h. Panne , 01.1 .f dans. Mr. Maisies b. c. C anpomon, likunigaiiinig 11, dam b. Lurcher kir Mellish'. b. I. jilighty, by Traveller, out i,f a siwr Ethet. .Ir. W. Cenewn% v. I. Lady Whiteelayer, of Tipp e Cyder. Noah Welter Stakes.—Sweepstakes of ?nits. each; to carry and to be rode by Gvntivineo.— Two mile heats. si• F- Boynton's b Oiiirrnn, bisuglit or Mr Ptwciyal. fir Burton% ch. e. br Yritinc da•n by Monk —4llr. Mellish and Mr. G, Preacher are sub.cribers but rdid nor name. TVESDAY, SOFT. 24. The St. Leger Stakes, 25gs. each ; colts Bst. 21b. fillies, Sat. Two miles. turd Flawiill3 m's b. e. Sir Pan', by Sir p .t.,, our of Pewet. Lord Milton's b. e. Caleb Quot.'em, by S:r. Peter. Lord Darl , repori's ch. e Bumper, by St. George. Lord Darlington's b. c. by Sir Peter„out of /Ether :• 7 abate oftilisruilron% Sr. bay colt, by Walitur, nut of Mis: Batt. Mr. Medlealt% ch. c I lonesty, by Overton, out of Iltiress. 'Mr. ‘felihdi's b c. line Briton, by St George. Su R Wiwi's b. c. Staring., by Precipitate. S.r R. Winn 's ch. c. Sound Judi neut. by Buzzard, oat of Cervices% Sir G. krinytage's h. c Silverheel, by lianitileton. Mr. Wentwestb's eh c Hen...loos ' be limilignrough. Sir M. M. Sykes 's c. Sir Reginald,, by Precipitate. Sir M. M. Sykes's e. Sir Ltime:lcit, by DAiiini. Sir J. Lawson's b. c. by Pipator, out of Mr. Dairby's Drone . mere. Mr. Wilson's lace. Newmarket, by Waxy. Sir T Gascoigue's gr. c. by Dei. .i.. i , dare by Weathercock, ont ot Co:a. Mr Fletcher's b. c Starrier!, be Shuttle, dam by Drone. Lord Strathmore. b. e. by Pipator, out of Heroine. Lord Strathusurer b c. by Pipater, out of Queen Slab Mr. Hatton'. tr. c. by Overton, nut of Saxiiiii'y darn. tMr. R. Wardell's b. c. by Bentogbrough, or Zechariah, dam by • Delpiti. •If r. Garforth's b. f Laura, by Traveller, nut of Tarim. Mr. lhapieto's b. c by Precipitate, dam M Magnet, bought of Mr. Watt. Lord F. G. Osborne'. brother to I lippo,..impti,. ji ' Cl. Childen's 5. e_ Lan:ton, br pmeipii.iiii. r Mr. smith . s b. e. Hippinnerier, by Pegarus. -- ptLord Grey's c. Young llos..tus, by Sir Peter, out,,of Mrs. Sid does, by Garrick. S. CAME DCV, p i • The Cnrporation Plate of 511. for all Horses, dcc. ; • three-year olds to carry 6st. tour-year olds 7st. 71b. fire‘year olds, Bst. 31b. six-year olds, and aged, Rat. 1‘.21b. The winner of any of the Subscription Plates at fork, this year, to carry 41b. extra. 4 . Maiden Horses, dcc. to be allowed 41b. To pay 3gs entrance, which is to be paid to the owner of the second horse. Heats, four miles each. wet:mess:ray, scer.2s. The Gold Cup, value 100 gs tree for any Horse, dcc. three-year olds to carry 6st. four-year olds, 7st. 71b. five-year olds, Bst. 31b. six-year olds Bst. 111 b. and aged gst. The winner of any Subscription Plasma York, this year, or a King's Plate this year, to carry 41b extra, and of any two Sub . ocription Pines at York, this year, to carry 71b. *avg. Four miles. s, SAME DAY. • The Renewed Doncaster Stakes.— A Subscription of J. , 10gs, with 20,0. added by the Corporation of • Doncaster, for Horses. itc. of all ages, 6."14 flit E the property of A Subscriber, or his declared Con. federate. To continee in 1806 and 1807. N. B. This Sobseription is closed. Three.year olds to ca,rr fist. olb. Four.year olds 7 7 tr live-year olds • i 7_,.. Six-year old., and ay.' ll 10 Tour miles. Co be named between the usual hours to enter ing for the Plates. SUBSCRIBERS. Lord Fitawilliam Sir H. T. Vane Lord Darlingtoo . Duke of I Muslim Lord Strathmore • Sir MM. Sykes ill fir So Hooked Winn Mr Garforth Mr Mellish Mr. Mr. N. it Hodgson SIT W Gerard • :,ir Tim Gaco - gee Mr. Wilson Mr E. L. Hodgs it Mr. Norton. THURSDAY, SEPT. 26. Sweepstakes of 20gs each, with 20gs. added by the I Corporation, for fillies then three years old, Bst. each. Two miles. Lord Fiuwillyain's bay, by Benungbrouzli i dam by Young Marsk Duke of Hamilton's hay, by Syncline; dam by Dungannon Sir T Gases:Nor% brown, by Sir Peter, out o Violet Mr. W. N. W. Henveit's Miss Hornpipe Trasle Mr Watt's bay, by Beninbrough, out of Miss Judy Mr. Pickering's bay, by Ormond, out est. Anu SAMI DAY. Hunters' Stakes.—Sweepstakes of Iogs. each, for Horses, Sec. to carry I 2st. and to be rode by Gen tlemen. Four miles. Proper Certificates to be produced before running. Mr. WI...Ws br. h. Ho lie, by Clown, out of the dam of Mare is. Mr. Burton': ch r . by Young F..lipse ; darn by Mar-k, 16 vo old. Sir M. M. Syke- ~ b m. by Pegasus, out rd Migriolia. . _ ... . Latil ItodAletun s o. h. Ray Devil, by Jup.tat, out of Thatrltella. Si W. Boynton t a Subscriber, but Aid not name. One Hundred Pounds Plate fur three and four-year olda.—Three year olds to carry 7st. 51b. ; icor year olds, Bst. 71b. Maiden colts to be allowed !11b. and maiden fillies "lb. Heats, two miles each. To pay Three Guineas Eutrance, which is to be paid to the Owner of the second-best Horse. ILur4 F. G. Osborne's brother to Hppoeempu., sgatl,st Str C. Turner's colt, Iry Precipitate, nut rd Alonzo's 'Lon, Sst 211. each, to 800 gs each, h. ft. Two uniev. Mr. k. 1. HOdro4l . • filly, by Moorenck, out of %11.‘ Sliptou, oirtinst Mr. W. N. W. ll , •wett's Mean 11,.rupipe 'resale, 100 gs each, h ft. Use and take weirlls, highest weight, est. gib Two wiles. so DAY MENTIONED. Mr Enokrrs bay thy, by Moorenck, d.iin be Msteh'ern, against M. Sawed's ch. htty, by Overton, out of Pa:mlh.wer, then three yesrs okl, for Wee+. h ft 7st. each. The horses, &c. to be entered for the above Plates the Red Lion 'lit of' Sep iwelve in the and H. F. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE7TE. CHESTER POSERT DALLMI, Esqm-e. Radom's 84111V111, Euptite. M1.,eg0,0, trAt re --Th /V, hugest 22, at P.m!. IkWogS44,re—Wedneklay, Austist 26, at Ruthiu. 1 sat Plffe—Toraday, SeirtenVaer 3, at Mold. tfoshoc--M Sortie:olio 9, -it the Cattle of Cheater NORM WAI.ES SUMMILR CIRCUI r, flrttit lA:at-talk •, 1119MAII P11.1 , 14E11, Evtire. ..e C,.1.11.1101,6!+i , 01111LNILIN A. r det el, at Ca.0141V,111. Ife.ey— Tuesday, Amity* V, it Itteadtuans. MILITARY 1•ROMIOTIONS. AV" ill Lord Icavinvo.ith, riee IA IC..ant 0/ the t:000ty 1 Surrey. Waldsvroith Voluoteer Iniantry.—Captain Tioomas Edmonds to be Major, vice Fleming, nre a ctied IDeted M.iy 13, Lieotte.em Jame: thowin t.i be Captain, vice Midis, resigo,l Dated lily ~ Itl i. En.irtJ.,he S;ediuma to :le Lieetenant, vice Uueiu. Datt-d as above. 1 . .0y Al Southwark Volunteers. I.irutmant Jnhu Jaekson t, Iw Cvutin, Tice 'Acme, re latea July 2, 120. fu In swcorwl Lieutenants--Wlllans lhnu;Jtr:y►, Gent. vice Shaw, resigned— laird as above. W.11,0u Barnes, jun. Goa. situ promoted.—dated a, above Bei.j,min Hint Nieolen, vice Malign, tomflolo4l-.-bled as able. Sun" •1 1111'511s G.nt.—.4ateJ atone. %%Mans Matlise.hols, Gast.—.fated as above. Robert Ctack GOit. dated Abov.: at the house of Mr. George Harmon, the Inn, Doncaster, on Saturday the 21 1 41 11%. prterber, Ixtween the I.( urs of ten and ti or ir •,.n. ,—„, r 1,„:;.. s t lc" 0. tat)les a ill be allowed. t e l • ' ‘ In i i , .c—l he Earl of Strathmore l 4" • ..I • - - , q. 'gill Li p ft PARTNERSHIPS DISsOI vrn John lindri.-r, Uxbridge, in the cv.tto.. of Moldlogex, Gent. And IV allani She.irgua it, of Coruloll, 1..50cl 41, hatter, March C?.. 180 Jneph lionfovel and %Wham Hope. in hunch. ter, in the county of loleastcr, g o 'et:, July 10, 1833. James Whetle an I John lioneingtnes, of Liveipoo', mer• avant. July 19 , 1805. • Robert Routh an Jo'oti Eisner, of Manehertor, in the county of Lancaster, antis,' spinners, July 11, 1805. John Gerrard a n d Jineels Stretch, of Manclioster, in th sunty of Llneaster, cotton spinners, July 4, 1605. John Phil,ed and John Cutting, of Woodbridge, in tb,. county of Suffolk, CUM, coal. cinder, and lime merchants, July I I, 11105. _ . , M3rtm Wmtenholm, Teter Dakin, Idin Smith, Jamei Mirimi, and John Cwt. of Sheffield, in the county of York, tender inahufiaoreia, Judy V, len:t.. Mr. Thomas D"con and Mr. Christopher Simpson, in Skip. ton, in the county of Yak, surgeon., .1 ly 9, 11105. %Wham lieckeit arol Elisaheth o.olife, of Enfield, in thir county of Mold'srea, brewer., July 10, 1905 Jame. Narhw, John Wright, and Joshua Bingley, or Shef field, iu the county of York, carpet manufacture's, July 11, 1110.11. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED Moses Wood, now or late of Dean.street, in the parish of Saint Ann, in the city and liberty of Westminster, in the enmity of Middlesex, tailor, (inns the 20th instant, to the 28th of August, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Thomas Geere and Joseph C idea, of Loose, in the county of Kent, miller., front the 13th instant, to the 81st of August, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Willd, late of Raytoo, in the county of Lancaster, dealer mid chaprnan, to surrender August 6,7, at ten, at the Star Inn , in Manchester, in the said county, and 27, at six, at the King's Arms Inn, in Lancaster Attorney:, Mean. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester. Charles Curzon, of Portsea, i■ the mints of Hants, shop keeper, dealer and Chapman, to surrender July 20, 25, and Augu:t 27, at twelv.!, Guildhall, Lond in. Attorney, Mr. Nand, Great Pre.ent-street, Goodman's-Gelds, London. John Ayerst, of Wittersham, in the county of Kent, ma merchant, dealer and Chapman, to surrender August 19, 15, and 77, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, in the town of Ten terden, in the said county. Attorneys, Mr. Waterman, Ten toilers; anti Mr. R. Follett, Temple, London. George Harrison, of Globe-street, irs the pan .h of St John, Wapping, in the county of Middlesex, carpenter, builder, dealer and Chapman, to surrender JO) , 23, 27, and August 27, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Oastle-strowt, Falcinwsquare. Yoh; Dav i d Albert be ‘tierre and James erosible, of Broad. street C:ianstre , s, in the city of Londwis, nierehrsits, dealers, chapmen, and co;tarto•r, to sorrencirr July 2C, 97, and August 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Wel brook . Jonathan Watson, of Manchester, in the roomy-palatine or Lancaster, cotton swatter, dcakr and chaposan, t,, surrender July 22, 30, and Aiiguat 27, at thole, at the Dog Tavern, Manclitstrr. Attorneys, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester ; and Merin'. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London. James Smith and Jeremiah Smith, hints now or late of the Lordship of kitten, in the vaunts of the town of Kingston upon-Hull, potters and copartner*, to suireiol, July 13, 26, and August 27, at twelve, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston upon-Dull. Attu•tieys, Mr. I. k. Picard, Hull; and Messrs Lowndes and Lambert, Red Li tttt •square, Landon. Witham Benson, lite of Twickenham, in the county of Middlesex, maltster, to surrender Jody .4, 30, and August 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Blake and White, Essex -street, Strand. DIVIDENDS. August 9. John Chadwicc,of I•:Iland, in the parish of Halifax, in the county of York, itinholder, dealer and chaprnaii„ at et the house of Mr. John Booth, the Rose arid Crown lon, in I luddersheld, in the said county. August 6. William Wilmott, of Idigh.street, in the Rorongh of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, stationer, dealer and ch.ipinan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 7. John Rice Kemp, late of Neale mere, in the county nl Surrey, aii9ualler, dealer end eltapman, at tine, at the Dolphin Inn, in Pmersfield, iii the county of Southampton. August 12 Jahn Burlingham, of Old Buckenham, in the county of Norfolk, miller, dealer and chapman, at eleten, at the Cock Inn, Attleho , gh, in the said comity of Norfolk. August 9. Edward Feuwiek, of the town of Kingston upon- Hull, innkeeper, dealer anlchapinan, at the house of Mr. %Vahan Mosey, the Freemasons Tay..rii, in the town of klogstrs-upon.llull. Nov 2. George Burr, of M iiiktone, in the county of Kent, money •.c. levier, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 15. John Stormy, of Blackman .street, in the parish of St. Mary, Newing,tosi, in the county of Surrey, coed'. maker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 9 William Benstead and John Clark, late of Halos sennh, in thii count, of Suffolk, manners, cora.nserchants, dealers and chapreen, at eleven, at the house of Samuel !termer, the White Lion Inn. in Aldeburgh, in the county of Suffolk. O. 19. Benjant;n Day, of BqhopStnrtford, in the count• of Hartford, dia,icr, dealer and chapinaii, at tea, at Guildhall, l.nnd.nt. Ailuivit 10. John Fisher, lute /Westfield, in the parish of Thornhill, in the county of York, white clothier, dealer and chaprnan, 4 ien, at the Wadi...ca. Inn, in Ifinkury, in the parish of Wakefield, in the said county. ChRTIFICATFS—Atiowse 6. John Jowett, of Manchester, in •he county of Lancaster, ma outAetwet, dealer and eliapmaii. William Francis Beaumont, late of Mitre-c ))))) t, Cheapside, in the city rat Lorsdan, wine and brrody merchant. James Etches, of Daseutry, In the county of Northampton, mercer and draper. William Goodyear, rate of Shepherd•street, Oxford street, in the county of Middlesex, bricklayer, dealer and chapman. INSOLVENTS. PRISONER w the LING's KENCIi PRISON in the County of Surrey. MST 140rICIL. Edward Harvey, formerly of Twickenham, in the county of Middlesex, and late of ftetehiosten, in the county of Samoa F.q. PRISONER in the GAOL of the Cast'. of CHESTER, in mod for ate exuatv-Palatupe of Cl.ester. T IRV, NOTICE. Ella Rados', formerly of Marple, in the county of Otriter, but late of Levenshultne, in the county of Lancaster, farmer, committed by the slam* u: Ells, otherwise Elms NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roursmourn, JCL v 1.5. Arrived the Diadem man of war, from the Chan nel fleet ; Herta bomb, with a convoy from the Downs; L'Entreprenante cutter, from a cruise; and the ship Streqlhatt, Captain Dugg, from Memel. Sailed the Pro.pe, bomb, with a convoy, for the Downs. Pas‘ed by for the Downs, the Millbronl schooner, and the Aron brig of war, with a fleet under con voy, from Oputto.—Wind N.E. PLYMOUTH, JULY 14. C.tme in the Zealous man of war, from Ports mouth ; Felt" schooner, and the Cockatrice brig of war, from a cruise. Sailed the Goliai man of war, and the L'Elteigle sloop of war, on a cruise. FALMOUTH, JULY 13. Arrived the Fllehy brig, Rowe; Perk ditto, Harris; and the Brothers ditto, Pinkey, from London ; under convoy of the hired armed ship Humber. The brig nee, Harris, from Oporto, in fifteen days, parted from the fleet yesterday, about 40 sail, touter convoy of His Majesty's brig AO" of 18 guns, and INilbru..4 schooner, of 16 guns ; the whole of which passed this port last evening. Passed early this morning 16 sail of ships, with a frigate, supposed to he the homeward-bound West India fleet from St. Kitt's, under convoy of His Ma jesty's ship Corns/def. Sailed the Diana packet, St. Aubyn, for Lisbon, with the Mail; Julie armed ship, Vickery, from Tobago; and the Cern, Braithwaite, for Liverpool. Apps tred off late last evening a frigate, and made signals fur vessels waiting convoy here for Portugal, to get under weigh, when the following vessels, dunng the night and early this morning, got under weigh, and proceeded with the whole of the fleet, with a fine breeze at north :—Frtendship, Hocking ; Neptune, Denning; and Ceres, Bently, for Lisbon ; and the Ann, ijireeu. for Oporto. SHEERNESS, JULY 15. Sailed this afternoon from the Note, the Mercator armed ship, with 26 sail of vessels, under convoy for the Baltic. Wind N. E. DEAL, JULY IS. Arrived yesterday morning the lionetta, sloop of war, from a cruise. Came down from the River the Roth,',, Parley, for Madeira and St. Thonsa.s, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wind northerly. HULL, JULY IS. Last night and this morning near forty sail of ships arrived at this port from the Baltic, under con voy of the Prince 11 7 11 hand armed ship, &c. Their names are given in our list of foreign vessels arrived. We understand that upwards of 20 vessels, chiefly corn loaded, part of this convoy, are lying in Grims by and the Hawk Roads, waiting for orders what port to proceed to with their cargoes. Twenty ves sels for Grimsby arrived there yesterday from the Baltic with the above fleet. A frigate and a cutter, stationed at the month of the Humber, have impressed a great number of sailors from on board this fleet. The Fraser Willione armed ship is appointed to pro ceed direftly for Tonniogen, with the Franrl fort and Harland, which have been detained several days in Grimsby Roads, waiting for a convoy. The Bruns ',irk, tracly, is expeaed to join them. Another convoy will succeed them in l 4 days. The Howard, Owstoo, from Memel, arrived in the Humber, on Saturday, and was immediately put under quarantine, in Whitebooth Roads, toge ther with some people of this town, who had gone aboard her in a boat. This measure was adopted, in consequence of the Howard having among her cargo some marts of flax, without the accompany ing documents required by the late quarantine order. On Sunday, the Lord Carrington, Binnington, from Pillan, was put under quarantine on similar grounds. The inconvenience which a stria observance of this regulation would at present produce, having been laid before the Privy Council, an order was yester day received here, by His Majesty's Officers of the Customs, direCting, that until further orders, all vessels from the Baltic, with any articles on board, enumerated in the Ist list, in the quarantine regula tions, are to be exempt from performance of qua rantine, upon condition that the Master swears, that the goods on board are of the growth, &c. of the country they came from, or that they are not of the growth of Turkey, &c. The vessels under quaran tine, to which this order applies, hen consequently been set at liberty. The late capture by the Spaniards, of the Swedish ship Ger/i,rd, bound from this port to Messina, as also of two Americans from Liverpool, and the con demnation of their cargoes, has fully ascertained, that neutral ships will not make neutral cargoes. j This circumstance must operate favourably in behalf 1 of the British shipping interest. Several underwriters will not take a policy on goods in neutral ships, to either Portugal or the Mediterranean; for, it is well known, that those vessels are no losers, bet often tbnes gainers, by being carried into a French or Spanish port, for they receive their whole freight, and often obtain a cargo from thence. Thus, having nothing to fear 'him an enemy, they are no way anxious to guard against a capture. The Four Brokers, Russel, of Lynn, with coals, was taken into Whitby oa Sunday, very leaky, hav ing been run on board by a light sloop off Huntcliff on the preceding evening, and received much da mage. The Mineroo, Popplewell, from London and Ma deira, upset at Falmouth, Jamaica, 14th May. She had 500 pipes of wine, and =:5O hhds. of sugar on board. June 19-llumphries, Young, of Newcassle, from Memel to Grimsby, with Limbs?; mod the Ann, Dssison, ul Star borough, hum Dantzig to London, with 20-11 ope, Ylioneon, of ti , arbo , ough, trona Nam to Li verpool, with talks, and the 'fruit!, White, of Whitby, from painyie to London, with deals _ _ 22.-frans:e.. Moose, of Lynn, from Memel to with tiiiiher. 2 t—Pro.ittenee„ For, wiScarbtri, from PiCeti to Ituil, ♦ith wheat and the Mulder, of Varel, front 11011 to Lithe, k, with goods. 114—Msnehester, Moffat, of Hull, from I.4erpool to Rita, with salt ; Emerald, Storr, of Whithr, tann Hats* tu i.r.101111, with deals; anJ the Ann, Baron, of kkuliti:ton, flung V,llati to Grimshr, with wheat. 4 - 1 --.)..ha anti May, Hansen, Scatl,m*, frnm Wine: to Lnerpool, with balks; and the U1110:1, !Backer, of Whitley, (mats Memel to London, with timber. . _ _ ft6-.4 ity, Peacock, of 1 4 . 'wrestle, frness %le mei tn Grimsby, with timber; Catharine, Brown. of W:datiy, freas Davits to -- • brie" with wheat; and the Margareth, &Moo, of SC,: tte from Memel to London, with timber. • e. 17—Echo, Peek, of Rialmwtow, irons rigs% to Hod grab seed ; and the (;••o•ge, Coulwait, of I Creciuklio, fres 1,1_ 4 „, to ditto, with timber 18—Siminnah, DigOn, of Whitby, horn UMW; to 1, •n•lo with whoa; Eligabet•li, Heiden, of Ss..thro . , as. ditto, with ditto; Cache packet, Horst, of Hull to Me o e i front HAI, with timber; Pollwer, How. of t . trion ditto, with ditt o; a n d the John from and Thomas, A ar • dirt.., om Swinerrinnite to London,with4.ates. 19—Henry, Robinson, of ScArbrii, trice Daittsrg tr.. , ..,.. with ;best. Er SINFUIt, "1. The upward bound are all sailed ; Ana on ti,,. . inst. the Primer .4.• Wake, revenue vessel, sails„ ivii: the ships for Leith and neighbouring ports. The MilGamk, Reed, of Sunderland, from s:. p tersburgh, has been on shore upon Gothland, al t • will have to discharge and repair before f,e c,, pierced. 41411IVALS. In Stainltate Creek—The FAIT Weather, en d Minerva, Allan ; front Cadiz Off Portsmouth—The Mentor, Christie ; Eldaire, Flom, Tullock ; Louisiana, Forman; Commerce, Brandt,, Speedwell, Decal' ; James, Jones; Selina, Moo re; A t i ane.,. . Hill ; Hannah, k:wrett ; Opoitu, Sheldiaid ; 'lh et 111 ,, thtr,. ratri,k ; and the Wellington, —; from Ik on° Off the Start... T he Princess Royal, Coward, ditt o At File Nimble, Budd, ditto. At Liverpool—The Ann, Loitimuir, trim Niter-York ; sea the Cicero, Elelkork ; from Davies's Streigkta. At Waterford—The Ann, Ryan, from Newfoitn4i,ht At Newfoundland—The Hem, Allan, and the Go afirel-, Lander, front London; Hanlon, Ferriman, and the P.l.Ctiv Royal, Nmton, (ruin Liverpvil ; Arc Frarmitin ; an: t! ,,, Cynthia, Way, from Loudon; Betsey, Bro,tow ; Hope, j kms ; and the Fr ends, B taut ; from Pnole. At Malaga—.The Aurora, Banknian, from London At Carla— It,, Alexander, Hamilton, f oni Liverpasst At Grenada—Tha Emilia , Bulpur, from Briatul. PRICE OF sTocirA. YediTEHDAY. Rank Stock 3 per Cent R cr1itce.1.....•••0••• • • • ••••I9Jif ru S per Cent. C'arils. .60 6'Jj 60 4 per Cent 5 per Cent. Navy 90149 6 per Ceut. Loyalty 0 941 Long Annuities .. . Imperial Annuities Oniniiiin limn Stock Iftel Exchequer Rili . la. 3s. went. J:iigli•at Lottery •rick.t . Cen•uls f ir ... .. T IRISH, Sinek-Ifkoker, N.. 4, Corahill, and 9, Cliari.rg-Cr . • PRICE OF IRISH STICKS.Star it' Goy. Deb 31 per cent. Ditto, 3 per vent. ..e.h.90111t Ditto Leen 6 per cent.. 4.•66 COURSE OF EXCHANI %.llttl.lillll . • 'Hr 42 U. Ont.. at Sight 27 7 It ritter•lan , 11•.1.1.nt•gh 2 9 2111 . A!tona .3., 40 2111 fault lli IR Liv Ditto 2 Us 26 6 antis.... Bourdeaux Wiz Duo 33 effect. •Dodb'enirs ......... la e n Maind Ditto Kilf... Legi.o., 491 Apo on the Pbutit of Holland Napier Dublin on Lon Ann (July IV 111 11,1 fast on Logsdon (July 1) ..7 71 Relfart on Dieoliis (Ditt0)......... S-4161 days. (QE, Tuassar, loam 16: Gan". if en Ks • 41141::n. Lisbun 6O I Ip.uln Bbl Dublin I!/ I I di BIRTI►S Lately, the I.ady of the key. 1' Moir-mood, Rest r of Ror. and Cellloll Resulentiary of the Cathedral Church of HareO.rd, wa• safely daliverrd r : a daughter. Un %foodav aftvrn.ron, the Lady of Ms. C K,iight, mer chant, of Ewer blmulpell, of a ar.n. MAR R GES. At Pkoadstairs, in the We of f Ilauct. Salami Wets - 4, Esq banker, m Cornhill, to Miss Ackland. Monday, Philip Neill, El. irrtster at Law, to Min.s Elisabeth Charlotte Dyer, eldest daughter of Ilia late 'Thomas Dyer, Esq. of thu Treasury. Lately, at Sr. Atogustine's Church, Bristol, Itmry Virrrit• fed, Esq. of the Royal Navy, to Moss Johnoton, only da t r of Mr. Aldei man lolonson, and niece to Admiral Du.ksrort'o. Un Thursday last, at Paonswick, tilouce•tersli be the Res. Thuma, ironer Hogg, A. M. Mr Thonas ward, wholesale tea-dcaler, of London, to Mt •. Hogg, wf the tauter DEATIIS. On Monday, tench respected, in his seventi:th year, Mr. Thom Waddell, iiiii.treet, St. Cole'.. f.atelv, at her limit at Prostwood, Staff .r.lshor, in the cltli year of her age, the Hon. Mrs. Foley, relict nt the late 11.. 0.. Edward Foley, of Stoke Edith, Herefordshire, and M P the arrant of Worcester. She ha% lett Once sore, the' of whom is in his t•th year, and two dentition's, to lain ...a. her los.. _ . Uu Sonday, at Pentenville, in Inc 76tii Mf. Rinl , lll why had been .everal years eninloyod in the Rank of Englan•- Lat,ls, Nfc. Motley, or the bell Into, Mary. and J. !Stoma, of ShefFelJ, were ills migrating 114 week found dead in the.. beds, to which they had retor;ol the preceding tit pert , t health Irately, an teldolt Lidy er:i:red while sitting in her eh r. sad eleavd in ordinary conversation. Lit •Iy„ a servant maid of Mr Lucas, of Walton., in 1.ei."4 tershi t, whilst engage' w th the childt‘m, vud.tetily • of a pain its her rule, and aim At instantly expired. Lately, aged 35, Elisitsetti S ns , ll, of St. Ann'. rare", N ittingliarn Her el .atn was awl Jty *oaten he had attending illvine very cat, at the fiencial the afternonit, and OA cooping •ot of the Chafe , she wits r , sa.,l wits a d.umess in her brain, and expired tar the stre , t. _ _ HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY Al LONDON BRIDGE. Nora eon art.,." I IN 11. sin.after 5. SALES BY AUCTION. Rly Mr. PALMER, At the London. Rent, and Surrey 110,se Rateesitrev. Monti reet (ne.r . Georges Church), Illwouth. TO-PAIOR ROW , at Uri oVock, A(2.lintity of YOUNG FRESH HORSES. fit d. &refit rit.trrtioti an.l several PONIES. A , •Iteelletst SCldes W.gon tv , th tun :ets of nit's-inch Wber.:•, "II '':• 1 •• ( oat , •Ick• Ataur• several Cale and Graves" 'Trucks Chaoes of der rent dautoptions A.. hated.ouml;glst CUARA tT to Lett or Sell. •• • Pit ul.e Sarnu.my Thoredos, for :fortes. Car. ages, .k A variety C.atiudru tat OA times, fw pnrate Sale KOOKS. Itr Mitl , ll KING anti LOCHEF, At thetr Gret K....n. Ai , King : , treet, Covent Garden, THIS I)AY. tot•the De,.. et.Twelre, , dk CHOICE C.LEC e best TION of BOOKs A ninn..g al.ci Ole em of he Came Ambers, .11— mere and Vito winos V.Alitions, together with ming good. I.th Divinity tnd Stmedtatieous; secluding tt.e Library an • Clergyuten remotel from the Country. la. be •ierrel I and Catal.rgiies then had. - - - _ 1. 0 N001 4 •-.4'l"...teed by OFOIWE DAVIDSON, No 9S• St. Clement a, and seed:dashed h .1051.0 41 RYE/Eli, .t the Office. Se.. IS. h.ck of St. Clewed Serand, when o , 'eats (e• hc- (pesa►'i. sin be 4,1 y, .'ee u ee• 46 t1 M 1:t t. 1.., • • • ' • • . }, lr C. Id Y- rl, Et Al r . I. he et Fr. it SN -t l‘t ••• t - • • t • r IJ 3