The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-17 00:00:00

20 r 17111 11111~ilt) MI Loan—The sweat on 'hewn by . your Lord. '.ship to every circuinstitice connected with the 'peace mud comfort of the City over which 'you so ably preside,' induces ine to call your Lordship's atteation to the nightly quarrels and Timm bailees which take place in the streets of the Ciiy, be tween the unhappy women sotto are then the prii, cipal pameugets, .and those_ persons with whom they happen to have any real or imaginary c ause of Offence. Of these noises and outcries. perhaps Crone who do not sleep in the City can hate aotade quate idea; but they who do. well know ili s r I aim tifst outstepping the bounds of sober tri;th, *rhea I assert., that very few nights pass in which such persts..s es occupy front rooms us their houses, ,are not awoke frOm their sleeplii the still. cud adrift hUurs of darkness, by the voices of those ' , unfortunate objects, when they air compel:et' to beer such oppr.thttous, profane; and disgusting lan guage. as way lead them to wish that something should be dour to remedy en evil of en di-graceful a kite'. I have now for some time attended to the continetscentent and course of these distressing imam, ant I :Ind that the usual begiutting of the tumult is the scream of some women comp! • • g of ill tillage. The drunken Hiss) the dissolute who ore passing generally take part in her defence, and, after much of tbe leisgoage I bare already adverted to, a struggle or a egist encoes. i s the course of ,which, it is easy to canceler, frotol it character of the actors cot:teemed, the manner in which khe ears of another class of persons will be rained, and their rest be broken. My observation his furtber cup plied me troll this fact, to which . I istrticolatly re ..,nest your Lordship's at tentioo,an I which'/ state without the fear of contradict ont—lt us, that throtighout the whole of these s!aneful tumults, no attempt whatever at interference is made by the watchmen ; and no endeavour or exertion takes place to suppress such disturbances. Nothing is more commots indeed than fur these . pertains to cry the hour through the whole of the Hannah. nor do they appear to have the least idea 11, t it forms any part of their duty to put u atop to these wends, N•hich 1 am convinced, in must c. OM, might in their beginnings he checked at one. by the Isere d splay as autrionty. and by the minactreasness on the pa , t of slien lers, that iit:ites of this description woold not be tolerated at surto a time. My Lord, I am well steam that persons who ca., retire to their couutry-houses, or who Jo ii••t happon to live in the more public streets of the inttropolis s may th uk very lightly otan evil which they do not haps pen to fe'cl; but to myself, who am a plain map. mat Iter possessing the *nasty cur the ittelmatiou 10 lease iny house his the city, or to luep another its tile LOllBllll, tile evil in question is'not so small as some may smagincit. and I look with coofidence to your Lorslshiplor redress. I am engaged, as well as mousy of my neighbours, in, attire pursuits through the day, and when night comes, it ought HO to be in the power of any description of the dis orderly and the vicious, in a city which boosts of its Police. to dist orb our !retire, and either to deprive VS of the rest whiehs is necessary to air health, or to shock and offend our east as well as the tars of our families and servants, with langistojc which is only fitted for the lowest hstints of mictornal deprathy. I beg. however, to add (lona should be inistOilter• stood). that 1 ainslB4l Quixotic suough to int azine that oar streets lire to be cleared of these 'eater tutiate beings--I auk only that ih-y eh , chit be kept in restraint, and be taught that the lows treat least ett,i:ll.l. L., prevent toe orderly and the peaceable trove suffering by tint licentious and abandoned-1 ask only, that it the latter must be tolerated, they sooty not abuse the liberty which is granted, nor feel themselves privileged to invade the repose and destroy the rest of othero . -1 elk only, that my children, my spisientices, awl my dep. edema. Ms) , not b- csmprlmd to hear such things ail can pro. • tect them from hearing at every Other time, and, which, I am persuarbol„ any rigorous. or even or. dimity civil p , •wer there were only the intention Is exert it) could protect them from at this time. conclude, my Lord, by expressing an SW trance that t'ae address with which I have troubled t our Lordship, can need no epotogy.—As the principlel goartlau of the peace of the city, I have I claim perhaps, 10 be heard by your Lordship officially. but my !tows ledge of the disposition your Lordship feels to teder,4 CrarTlailitib us sell as to receive th e m, wh e n founded in propriety and justices gives me full confident., that i shell not he heard wily. but that the evil its oiestida will be promptly and effectually remediest—l have the humor to be. My Lord, Yost, Lordship's used obedient Setratit. ems. TV,VII Mr. Myatt., the llnd.r Sheriff of York. has re ceived s reprieve f.r /oho Iletchbuk, of 11.1ifirk, whereas convicted of torirry at the last Apsites, and left fur 'lmminent. .4 private letter from fliretioa Aires, dated the di9th ret , ived at Liverpool. by • vessel fro:n the Rio de It Plata. contains the f a llowing 'passage: •—•" A vessel arrived litt...ty from Spain, in which came ASII.IO V IOLA; who brought us the j•lfnl tip Logs that the Peitilemla was recovering Iran its re, e.at misfortunes, and that its prosperts were tingle em aj iu every direction. The old glotisiar Is here w• slim soils stet) and revived. and the firm, r itf of the Authorities erected their heads. At or 4 N i 0 had previously refused to sec, de to the new ord• r of thing*. and Cordova was .ivernig. 'navy smr..l, Cases:. in retitiug to his lioale. 111 the t thrli was attacked by a party. and dangerou•ly aimed eel. and every sling indicated a romiter- revolutions 'the new Junta became alarmed, end the ILIA kailietreiv, conarapienee of a CO, rP4llon4egt . .! vett Is the Junta. refill:sited to pri•hdruw into 'ret . -ernes.l. —flip the ever•io,4 of the g-td, the A v4ir•iria, with the Fiscal% rend the former Vieer.: were invited to the fort to consult 01. ~om e i• of iniportanre. Th. 7 preeepted the invitivieo, hot uri their arrival there th-y were informed that they were to he embarked that night for An there was no sternal, the prisener! lout home for their trinika of clothe% and is :r• eh an no dour they were embarked on hoard r.iglish Flitter Darr. whir it immediately a :Ord fn. rte.i ; weal ahua elided the cabal. which to reenter! *envoi r" , ".' Thia hold r'r :ernproed step ..f the New Junta has had its rteaired t. All .9. how ittlfattly SMINVIID GHOST. Dhe Taunton Currier has' commeneinl its pro mised develovement of the novstertes of the Sarni.- ford Gho s t, by a Instory of the haunted premier, which formerly belonged to a Mrs. Bellamy, u dealer tu almost every mini.- of food and raiment, Mod they were known to contain convenient recep t:nles for smuggled gum's. On the death of Mrs. lit the property devolved to her daughter. who dy ing, left two female children, one of whom bit:tri led tt Mr. Jennings. note resident in London ; and the other thed u short time ago, tuning 'previousl'y lour tied a Mr. Talley, a fitatter, who resides half a tulle fruits Ti,VllOll., Upon the death of their mother, the respective hush:mike( Mrs. 1 . 4111.:* and Mrs. Jennings !iecaine C41:11 of them esititlrd to it moiety ul the promises ii,eight of their woes. Toe prirmi,es unnocupied some time, awl until rile.. Cleave agreed to tiihe them sit u rent of .'ll. per animist, no condition a their being put in repair. Those repairs ever: ordered by Mr. Talley, and constste:d of u variety of carpenters' and masons' work : the expense of which, sin lethal' . of hiinselfunel Mr..lenneow, he engaged to pay. But the painter's bill coming to it much larger sten thole one ul the'proprietors rip/nov.ll, lie resisted the !my tneut ; and Mr. Talley, the own, r of the other moiety, to avoid litigation on so trivial an account, to Cleave that lie wool) pay the bill, serving, at the saine'titne, that :hey (meaning hint self steel Mr. Jessiiiags! " insist ri ; ;!it theyeselves another way." Cleave replied , " I suppose you mean I must torn out." " Tenet," sat • the inner, "depends on Mr. Jennings, to a hom I shall wittc„ innuainting him with what hits t tkrn edam" It was dositig the delay oreasistlied by this cor respondence, mail not Isefore, that the strange visit ations at Sampford, winch have fevered the bruises of the coninsq- people, lint transpired. After this, the violence and frequency of the ghostly whitings became con s iderably aggravated. The servants were night after night shipped, pineh 'di,. and buffeted; the bed was more than once stack full of pins; toed and repeated knockings were heard in all the tipper rooms ; the bobse shook ; the windows rattled its their easements, and all the horrors of the bloodiest romance were team- Mal :tea iu this devoted lialinaion. The vas-als tef witchcraft Hooke from their slumbers; Vie Prince of Darkness held his court at Sampler(' thousands assembled pay him homage; ot:d the' tail of his Satanic Nbilesty becatue dignified with a tassel of very imposing vibe!. But Mr. Talley. who is 'a most rettpeetable far— mer, rod in possession of a coosidetable share of rood gate, intimated to Mr. t:liiive lets itilCti:lfils of rem • • g iu the premises one night ; and l.aving occupied them himself more than two ye:!rs, w a s acquainted Kith tomes concealed pillange and secret recess in the dwelling. •• • f Here, oa acruout of a press of leMporary Ailiertim•ments pourii.ig in open the L.litur, hr was obligeil to 1.ec,14 oir— promiCug to eloridate She whole soySlery tarot B.tharaCktrity to the public omit seat.] • FREEDOM OF AL6CTION. A most tinkulitr and clarions trial took ;dace a't the leer Amite, for Duwimatrick. At the live elec tion for 014 piece. when Mr. Cruker, the S,cre bat• to the Admiralty, was a eauilidate, a common low-bred fella'''. a journeyman skier, turned •I'lio mas West, had been appointed Seneschal of that BOratlol a few dads betoie tine dicta 0000 , and in vir tue of that appoints:seat became the returning Offi cer at the election. Being the active p .rtizan cif Mr. Cruiser, he refused the assistance of Coun-el, which was of erect him by the oilier candidate. Mr. Ruthven :—he appointed a carman of the ninny of Nerve.' to r his deputy; and rejected a great number of votes tendered by Mr. Buthirein winch had hero reerived by the forinerSenesch.il. Atnneg them was Henry Zigulie, the Plaintiff in this ac tion. who sought a compensation for the 10 s if file franchise, through the refusal of the Uebitidant (West) to accept his vote. The Plaintiff's CAAe was clearly proved, mid the only defence made was that of prodneillt the opium,, of Mr. Gam'. the Costs sel, who tinniest the I) , faulast Arid decided com seintlioutiy ! Mr. Judge Fox, in his charge to the Jury, maid it was not steers. iry to prove malice cia the part os the Defendant, it was sufficient for theJll ry to know that his conduct was marked by an improper feeling. Se neschals of the Borough, he said, had hi! lies to been' perfatis of high repectalislity, yet they aloes s cork.. tiered it necessary to hevethe assiiitinice of eniii.sel. Yet here was a common mechanic stepping into the place. and iv...noting the eniniquense of a judge, who trampled uod.r hi. feet the very ap pearance of justice. Ungualitied. untoitori rt, and debased as lie was, hr hail been rewarded with a sevauue eruphyisient !—This ignorant and illiterate malt tool: on him to deride on the most sacred rights of man. and made himself a low tricky in strument of the basest corruption in the bands 01 his employers; by which he disgraced the justice of the country, while he violated the rights of in dividuals.-411., Jury retired a short time, and re.. tin ;lei a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 3591. and sal. costs. . . The 91st Regiment retbarktd on Friday in the Down%, on hoard the Sea El and Alelpossoesee. add s stied for Lisbon. The Zintli b.. M ka to en: bark on Saturday, at Pertaatoutli, ou board the Mace. dariaa. An repress reached town on Friday from !lam b's:l.:h. Amin, , st ether things it was itmted that ticiieral ItAmGovernor, of Dantsic, hail been ap point, di by BUSAPARTS Cousul.General of the B'lac. _ I.lril STUART is appointed to the command or the Hirai' fNate. eke Capt. Scot . '', who is ap. pointed to a 74. The .letters from Lord Wit.t.tusteort lunar re daineil the triton and olijsct mf 11i AsSL,WiI late ImeittrittP. Ilu distrrss fur provisions has 'whited hint to send 35,000 of his trumps hack. to cpisrter o w ". in Tea, of the country. oust! to Gate Ills own urtttrtiury would Mg have %mounted his whole army, st enrrhug to report, mom Owe a fortnight. [API WrIi.LiNUTOII i , therefore, has advanced to ward. Almeida ; not to relieve that place otstegoi hie occa.ion should occur, but to force M 55 , 1% to r , 1 • 1 1 hie troops. and etrwpel hint to Coe. cu Autoplioo of bis oou stoics, 1P01277Y0 INTELLIGENTE. ABINGDON RACES, 1LE911411. 2itr2. it. The AkaosKre Phut ut 341. Mr. tia)'s G. tg. Po•go Mr. bubo - use% h. li.Tumtuay 4 I 2Jr Fulusuutio's rb la. Sprcettatiou g Mr. Gutlda' &a b. 111. Ny IIIPiIIIII ..... i dr The 'attic day a Sacrirstakesuf :op each, ids ;;;;‘,. addeJ tiw Js. Nr Daysrb f.ll.rrbaaa Mr. leVllllllllll* 6 b. fia.ccpbalu;... Mr. Joistio g. h. I'n►uuer .l 3 Mr. rlsismucL.'it John ol.;ietint 4 4 Mr. Prier'a b. F. Wuotlwen herd.. LIMESSI I Y. A Sirrepstitlees of Five Colima' r.ieb,aviili Sul. added, for a, 4, ati yr and aged. The lociit a above I-111 lit Leas. Mr. Juot.'r L. li. S.r Sidney Mr Slitickli.'s L. 0. Sturdy Mr. P.-aree'r ea. I*. I y Sincerer Mi. Pinto:lN b. g. Mi:turi 4 Same day, a Haulers' Svree.pstaki s of Five Gun, ao i aril, Ira robseribers., fur 4, ::, old, and used. The bibs of three v•tuile heats. Mr. C. thuitlioes Peoria ^ 1 1 Mr. J. lluocc • s g. g. Pickle _ 1 9 9 AIR Act t. FRIDAI', sErr. 7. A 31nidos 'lase of 501 tor nU aces. . - IWr. Tiami Nutttiruater cit. fby Juba Lull 1 3 Ni.megumerws eh. c. by Jubu Pull 31r. Molt tiro b. f. by John Doll ..... . ....... • The ElVt. Guinea Stales, far heroes regularly !stinted in Scull:sad she preceding 14 , 111011. and tout 1141 , 01 . Oasts sl fur !slate, pm sr, Sr. 'sweepstake's, kerose she cosh strok;u.t la. a. —lit 501d...111w ass„ was wrlhcd mit by Mr. %I - alias b h. Lo I:e!pass. A match h'lweell 1.00 MCetgorts ries b c. 1 y C. :Cm; trough. sigailest Mr. th.a.3:4's e. try Jul.', Bull, fjr ;Ai. a :ss b, 'p. p Maa truss bt bud Mur.s..;e•iserie. Iwwsl Sluntganatessea . niatet . ^d against Si: Cbar!es D uu e ll.% fig. 5k1,4 a acts, is. rt. twu n.ilcu , rateivs.4 tut G st Craws (*wises., "[he lim. h bvtocen O.c Um! or . I'Tmoon h r. by John Th a t , and L o rd lioutp,o.c.o by Jobe Buil, y MilkE t -04$ cacti, 1.. It. ups pr t rti I.y fuwent. PONTITRACT IVVPDAV, .EPT H. ti'tro3!t Sl,ll^ll of Sega tacli, It I. (...r s.yr old., roll. , Pt 3111. ti licn, sit —Twu sui:o:nbt rs ) Lord barlinitun's b. e. by E4. 4 1e Mr. E. L. ilvdposis gr. f. In Ik•tpini 4 to 1 .- Q• the Eno!. s Sweepatiltes of togs earl, with tut. arlaiwi, fur sit ages. four Miki,..— , tithibtersbrts.) 111.-. Thincootw's I). to. CAI-a, yrs uIJ, ast gib 1 I.huite of Leeds's rb. b. Ntowbray, ditto, rot 1 tits A. ?tarlint,J to I 4;;1i444 Cerro—to niobium, S sod 1.110 1 .sgaiust larr—s moat eNcellent rare. harepatatten of 3ors cart+, toga It. for .?•yr rolls, sat bib ; uUies Sat ...Lust 04.ie suit ttrer Sub• scribers ) Mr Het kwittes c 6 e. br Rantmlaraserr bet': of Lartlia.br. t. by Patty Track. 4 to I ou the rotor) —Lai. Filly Ponnas fur all seta —Kral., tau wilt, n... 1 a half esti,. N. It Irtlarli.oll . ll h at. Tallyhos, s.). I. .44, ast. st.b I I Darhastou's h. e br Eagle, 3 ytt 0!.1, tot. .. 4 g Mr I lutchiusolie b. e Pat stun Larl, 4pa od, a,t Ai,. y 3 Mr. lieseltiat's ch e 6t Detroit, ;yrs 14.1, lot. slb... 3 4 V to I apt Tutelius--6 to 4 aest Prestun L.34—alto t he - beat JInI On 14tei6.a—Elay. Mr. Neville's b f. by Shuttle, at beat 31r. Brat kenbary's CI *twins, by Chamfer, pit 91b. the loot mile, loop. 11. 5 to I ofl the winarr—Lut) Mr Braticrobas y's b. E. Cboacin3, by Chimer, rcc ft. from Mr. fie .11W. b r Veurtiao ' by cacti, nor* rootol Sir BrrockeubusT stakts to wogs L. R. Mr. F. 1.. Iladown*Ash. f Fin? Ely, by Cnekfighter, SRI Pre ft from sir S. Sitwell% ch. f. Arita, by Nbuttle, bet. 31 ism mitre, smog., h. ft. WYDIi ESDAT The Gom Cap, by Subscripl:;uwt logs. egrk, wills cogs. ad kd, Gar all . gee —Four usik.. (9 Subsea' wrs ) a Mr. Ihnicouil.c's car in. Laura Leal, :t yrsold, I Mr Smyth's h. It Munirian, Ii yrs ohl, nst. lib g Letil glottis's's, b. f. by Chance, 3 >cools!, 751. 1 alb. a 4 to I on the eisoner-ssr.m.y. Surepstalirs of Jura. rich, for toms r. of Ir, cola est. 311.. fillies sit. The lest suilc.-01SuLbesilscrs ) I:ukr of Hasailtuirs b. r. Moils tar 11'. Genera's h. c. by Hanibletusnass Duke of 1.. 4'. gr. c. Philippic 3 1.4 ril3wilitailis hr. c.lO Sin 'WWI' f. to I apt Squib ..Ii to 4 113..1 Sir W. Garrard's c on Plsdippir—lulu 1 apt I.el Fates e. The Mfiraruni :Umbra of logs. each, (or KII:itIYS; &C. Gen tlemen titbit —Three miha Subscribers) Mr. T. Sekrs's h. h. Peter Plyidler,-5 yrs old, ittsl Ilb. I Mr. Nes Ilk's gr. e. Noisperril, 4 yrs. old, lust. l lb.: v tb 1 on Peter Plynalry. screppfi n k r a of .:ngs el.+, with gni. a.l.lrd. for 3 yrs old mi tes ~ ac. A slow., ibis year, to curry cultic 'U.c last noir an.' three Twirlers—'7 Sobscribeit) IA Scyrloirooqh's Is by Sir Soiornon .... Mr. Kayc's ch. t lb% is Mr. liscreh,'s eh. Violante a Mr E L. Iloac..c.i's h. by Corkflghthr Duke of I cells'. b. Ivy RE merobrivierr •to I 1:51 the 110 1 aesl I Ills is -.7 to 4 n4l Mr. Morison*+ f tot agst Duke of Leeds's f. Ore Putolreil Pounds for nil airs flout-sac I,cds row ha rant of horses Mr. Kintet h. I. I Artha , hext Mr t. gr. f. by Bellow, lid. cAelt. Two ated. wo gs. b. It. BETTING Al' PONTEFRACT ON THE ST. LEGER STA K ES. 6 to 4 'cling 6to I acsinst Garfort colt. 6 to I avvirit 9 in I cly,i4ost Stripling cult. to to I against Atal . isolit. to to I against Invla Sir NI. Sykro's 100 to s ■polo! Don (Anionic roll. onl4* noun' any 'Atha rrst. RACES I'4, COME. firptenther le, Nienrseste and Shrettslnscy; ig , Leicetter and Liar° ; 94, Doncaster uad ()swea t , ; 93, Liilpl44ll - go, W917:91( •uti 17, Deceive October 1, Nertruinkrt let ttctoher !Vetting ; the trale• thooan Hunt, (the Races no She ht h;) r,Csri‘le nod W re n. Icon ; 4, Nertlasllerton; a , I)Uulf.i , i g, aligned ; Motuatotilt ; sad IJ, Penni h. Cillt , RET...The Raton. MI Slid Wei herby Clubs, was player ”ssitillty Ne'sweght, ant wen 1 tie following is ■ coriect *tali lotrh, brlwres the Herrwrioel eJ uto Chflowil Moor, Vosksture, tly Ilae C.l.lllfr, la worst sqle.— tcuteat of slop nosing, 1141111 WOO I/. tog 1.2 - • • First louisp tI7 runs. Second 43 -129 I eats cane wicket d own . hr result a the Hareasund • enfant ly pos. IMO, • derided sew:inky over the tVatiserhy, anal in coa ts qatenee must rank as a boat rate roamer). criekrt Out': Ike %Vrtheiby having nut way challungtel and pissed the whole ennuis last )ear, bat hiving also on this arreasann, the pewee. fui ann:.tion e ad Itr thalealalestuu, a measlier of thee' clot, ever .cales that snatch. In •t, we mnlettitand twn of et fir.t nla,ero Amu i h . Nlaty.le ..due I'Iu:1, who u4tne..rol Ihr nulf. h on Et mlaF, thcirrett th.tt the fi, MmHg .of the Ifilln Wood gly.:4 hiio dwuo credit 11 . 1014 to lAn.l'd !zrvutecl. On Sat 1ir.14) PI 4)ing was resumed in Illaresiuswl Thuk, where 'mistiest and Pa4l, (rum the 31ar)•le-Loos CNN tht•hr s.ll.kibuwo dull lu l4it aamil) 4a.ne. NAVAL NT Ali CNCE. -7-" Pr ••• lourr.MotaTa, sL Thi • kikatdartiet. 44 %V. Came up ham Sr. 11tele4 1' Ott. ; t;tut.. take"tgo j trutits nu I)..ar intruded ;.. .4e. will, Isoar,oa, rue. A. board 16 4 1flortovt, et tett o'clatsk, aott P'rtirsob, the orthf4 being I , rehlog hot!, the rea4MINI to 8311 Wttl (Mt a tuaine u e s ,j, As rite., the Gannet. is Ku.., and Nat bier, I .sets tit ,h, hoin PI vin Cate tato St. Helen's. the 1/taregid, Capt. Nialcultn, isllti MIII4IIIII Nllll tier 1,1 The appointed conv o y f ur t h, al l .l the ,bariser for Ilyistutat , .. We know of on other troops that are t here thatit4 fur active aervice. IA I.mt Sailed the D e ke r f K ew 'm att ptrii, sr Woad N.W. mutton!), t i Arrived thi4 mnruing the 1'..11.9 411.. t. Estella de dllar, of St. Ilithe'd. Si... tv,t Ott the 3d Instant by the tietsporrt !err, Captain Black. The privat.cf turgid au American, the bng Lome, at mast.-r. ,from Allruu , Lava —o u hoard the Zone VIIPS W. 111410 11.464, hers aroma°, te:.oi a Captain 11144 k eoirt i rtily the Plize.:thouter owl four Mau echo larr to Fr.tiute; but U .rr.e, well kw, trolt, and t,lting the advantage o , f • ital N,.ti tort ult. r igunrusier uk . 1.6 , ,tot.pam.,ll tchuohei tor Hill r.,, and armed Jn pert DLAL, SE The brig that pitched away her I,oa fu rime , / iii tlw I )uw.ia, rmerdai ill: SE t. uriott.d. 'but thr 61thish ini,4 p St. ilVitd, Ir. in Lnwion 10 Co Mina. ttilit!Stbe O n g St. Emanuel did nut r. dam Igoe. This; snorting the town hest Is en a 1 bl 71.4 iteg•intin eshlnsrked fotsu the v... bolts belu.:K.r . ”,t M Cs. Naval y rd. In .41 an boa:A t,..e Fiore:iv: and / 1 / 4 ,a um*. , ai men 'D1111194 ..h.th .1. now ums . . Ire•b tartsr at Nustlt : ti.v4r dt .o is for Linkrun. SAtltd the Royal Seeere;rn. We 4 I wile.. %AiIMOU SE . . - Arrived the Set:bei , from, nti the lititir a swot; in wo!kiug to the was uhl. g..ouisded. and niter 'amid g there sere lioSted off. :Ind has not ruttmed any (lama the i ffetrikre, with two Danish priv.t..-rs, in the .11;orth era; Herat and iltheit from a cruise ; and thr kartifereo .loap 01 rrinity vela. fr..ni the 74 goo.. w th 'ran , ti :bine Be/cides .Vemesit I.sgites Nor.; Kate nod .Icesie gu:s o , l* rrni MfiErINGPI oz . %EDI rolis ArGuidy 'TO ?enema* &Sword iirrhdr, Gentle t, sercha Thomas Plotipps Jubtl Phittrp., jun. )lilkot sn.r. , aserehtnl. • - E len Iluw Wm, tilt•pbeu Beelbursl, Hanuncrstaitli, reuse Auu Sagallrieer, Liverpool. leiNitter ‘l4lliaus Illrury Hischater, klealepapuunaser, !luau ,Irop.r - • &,lonioli Z wiry, Great Preaeott•street, Gaul& fields, snereh;al - Roebard MONA, Maidetoutc Kent, linessdraiwt Jahn Piti, lat.• ur C..lensais.slreel. Luiid , w, au... Cikirl. 111.3lintli, DOI Head vats., Nsavee ! • issiseed.nter Charles Spilahary, Ansfel• court. Skinner .l l era, pn ism , a V% blinell, Ar Isur•birt tt.(mkitsi Ltw, nrlu. J oho Pearson. IlyJes-cones, @ter. punier Rif LITAIII Maud, late Of Threadneedle .taut, Low merchant . . Tlontai Gordon, Tower street. 1.010011, 5 iat - - ciard Ifer.ry Cupenter, Siveneaks. lifor,ieuk•eper blVi t. DS William sl'Doeall, Tuttruit.uu court road, IJ Orsime - • - • Jolos stepherd Killiek, Hackney-mils, Lea b. Miditiewe, miller - - - Tlll..mas WI. ighttlona, lets of Nemple•eliretly. l . 4 ' mercer - • - Edward Doffla, now or late of Boclou Aura. 111 draper - • • Walter For, Bercb•streeti Loudon. liuen-tlrala•r Joins Beale, timethausplon-street, Caatbrncll, tal matical imiti.olet•ut trakcr Prins, ISreser-otrert, SI iddlev it, jeweller CERTIFICAI - 1.5 Cisnrl4-1 Terri, bead, late of Atwia-friars, Lot Wha. heart am! Charles ithilehead, hie Stafr.“.l, ti. then%art•nuuufa'turar. .I.lm Bar, ut termaadscy.sticeo, Snotlmal tool ger WC.ii 3 O% K :nn the Elder, of Redd:tea, Esae%, b, kin Sava', of Al aaebt.ter, 311C11011f0t. J.1111%1 CO%. or Manchester, wort toarer J..avrll Winter, late of Comb St. I% tcboloo, Souffle . dreNger. Juba Nett, of ftornfortl, Eine; grater. It urlaned WV, of Livro pool, grocer. .I'buinas Wl•itebeul t he younger, of Failwertb, cettoo-utsonliteturer. PS ICC OV STOCKS ON SATZ'S! I per Cent. Consols a per Ceut. Navy • I/minim India Bowls Prelminer Balk litrgra.ls Lottery Tickets Cutouts fur . ti Y.. T. BISH, Stack•lir 4, (*anthill, nal% Ch BIRTHS. thuolay senaight, at Ilawaetka Castle, eh Glyotw, of a son. (1u Sat wr.la,, Ike Bib instant, at Woo4kot 1!: the La,ly or Heary &Hira i Esq. of a lam, tad, a few boars. Last wt. k, at Cute:Arbour, Surrey, I.w', of a •'..agbier. 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