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.... J .. insea, and said. that they were the property of a friend, oho was geo Miles from the city. She also edid, her name was Sally Price. The witness at • length found out her ,place of residence, and ap plied to Mr. Stopford, concerning the spoons. The spoons were identified by John Rourke, who hail trecnii fellow-servant of the ['tamer. The Jury• gave a verdict of Guilty of litealing to the amount of9s. Denis Iturt ,, n was indicted forstealing from the person of Jacob Henry Westwell, the sans 4281. Al. in bank notes and gold and silver, in a public house. The Prisoner, ivlto is a boy •13 years of ageonuch criopted, and of exceedingly unhealthy appear ance, had been drinking with•tlie Prosecutor, who • is a Prussian ; the Prosecutor hoeing intoxicated, fell osier/b. and the Prisoner kook from his pocket the above stomata. The Prosecutor awaked, and attempted to seize Inin, hut W*4 unable to do do ; filwever, in some time after, by the a ss i s tance of a n °dicer, he secured the Prisoner, who was searebed, and pert of the property taken from Isiah The Jury save Si verdict—Guilty. _ • .. POLICE. _SOW-1 1 TREET. COVENT-GARDEN RIOTERS. The principal person brought to this; Office, last night, wu • cllditlll9.ll in a Barrister's wig, wbo rabic forward with hrofearional coufidence, and nit), as much undifference as if e was about to make ao harangue in defence of it cheat. Boeing waited some short time, during ‘Thich ruble surprise was excited aintingq the by-stanilem Mr. James Brandon Caine forward as the accuser; be stated, tbat stoutly rifttr the corumeneemeut of the fourth net of Vie "fmahant the Prisoner, who stated himself to be Artlast Shal,speare., barrister, of Gru's•l tttt t sod Albemarle-street, entered the pit, with a w 1 am his bend, and an O.P. medal on bit breast ; sad having taken his mafiosi about the centre bends, his zippearanee soon attracted a crowd, w hose vociferation and riotous conduct disturbed the atlicoce, anti rt•iiilered inaudible the cokes of the per former.. Mr. 13 third •re couceised it proper to have him taken into enstoily, sod seat a number of officers for th at paptow, wbo took him out without resistance. This stale gneut was corroborated by the testituoay of Townsend, the Worn ship-street pollee officer, and another person'. The in. 'tkriptitin on the 0. P. medal he wore, was entered as plug of the chsree against him. Mr. Shakespeare said be bed not, by word or deed, given cause tor Mout hence, sail declared that his dernermour was nowt peaceable. Mr Just ice NAR es ordered him to find sureties to keep the peace, himself in tool, and two housekeepers iu .:,01. rich Mr. S said, he was not Ware that his conduct would be collation.' into a breach of the peace. Mr. Nears replied, that if he had not actually broken the peace hiinsclf, he had,'lry his appenrarice, excited tubers to riot, and thus become accessary to a lovaeli of the pence. Mr S burred assent ; and said, he would send far his friends. Du leaving the preseuce of the Magistrate, a placard dropped from his pocket, which redacted rat it most iiinno. per ,manner on the private boxes. The, Mr. NAME/ eaid i confirmed him in the justice of his proceedings. Jnin 4l.Cartn,y was MAI itteillilt in from the pit, and or dered to find boil, for riotous and disorderly condom'. Con siderable opposition had beta made to his capture, used his clothes were nearly tutu from his back. Yesterday Elizaben /Torrey was brought up be Towre.ciol, the parole, charged with robbing the shop of' Henry Bei is Mk, linen-draper ' of Totteahamcourt.road. The Prosecutor mil, that on Wednesday afterneou, about half-past four o'clock, the Prisoner and a boy came into his shop together; the Prisoner asked to purchase hull a hand kerchief fur the boy. While he WRY busy with some other customer.. the Prisoner and the hue went out, end imme diately miller a neighbour came in, and asked if he had nut been rubbed of some and, Wit examination, discovered he had tuft some; his neighbour said, he had sees a buy . give • woman some red hetlkerenief-; upon which be went in pursuit of the Prisoner, and followed her illagongis several streets into Bedford-square ; upon his Nen , with her, lie told her she must go hack with him, as had lost some hoodkerchiefs, at which time she had • Me under bee cloak, which the dropped, and said tam not got any thing of his Ile picked up the Luitille, and doted it contained eleven handkerch tars, winch were on the counter when the Prisoner was in his shop, and had just before sold one off the piece. The buy nasde his escape, but he secured the Prisoner ...She was remanded for soothes em amirnat ion. Pony:. Daly, the watchman, who Is charged with being 'oilcan,: with another OM in rubbing Carolina Wilcox o and her clothe., wlreli going by the Liverpool coach from the Gulden Crum Ins, enders...lit • final exath.nation. The Prusecutrix farther stated, that bile did nut cotton the money herself, bat that she saw her husband do so; anti he told her there were three 201. notes, ties' lab. unto , sods fire Cr alit ti. notes, and six guiireas and a half in cold ; tole of the Kunnas the changed at Dover. Her hush.mod t.dil her there were :root. and to make herself comfort-tit, She put all the money into lier pock , is, and put them Mire the undills of her bundle, sod tied it up. The Prisoner *as committed for trial. • 1 . 910V•IT• Sarni dower leas brought before the Sitting MAGIIITRA.ta on a charge of shop-litting. It appeared ,froni the state ment of Me. Hubgood, • linemilruper , that be has recently lost attend articles from Ins shop; sad , On Wieder ohm af terwoon, four shawls were cut from a piece containing sc. ver.sl, which was banging near the door. Immediate ly on missing them, he went to a Pawnbroker', iq the neighbour hood, 'beet be found they had born already deposited by the Primmer, who had Plotted them a few minutes previcate to his entering the shop. The Prison. r being known, was yesterday apprehended and brought hefurc the Magistrate, by Gaff. Mr. Hatigood found some other synch-is et the Pawnbroker's, which he knew to ha his property, and which the Prisoner 171MrCsseil to have sharp frum his ;hap. She was fully committed to take her trial at the emoting disown. Thrown r•rbet, a man in the employ of Mr. Ceiling; iteam.enginemitaker, iw lb idge• road, Landreth, was charged an suspicion of "teatime a quantity of iron, the property of his employer. It appeared th it it is customary to srarch all the workmen previews to their h twin the manufactory, and the Prisoner, aware of this regulation, placed the iron in question near • gate so the hack part of the manufactory, u hick roman:meats' with the street ; and after leaving the promisee, he contriso it to draw it tint beneath the Motion of the gate In his way home, however, be was met, and stopped by a constable, who, trot satisfied with the arcimut be gave of himself, took lino tato custody, and unman:ill his master. He wu fully committed fur trial. The circumstance of James Thomas refusing to tell who or what he was, or his residence, on Satur day morning, before Mr. tinanssi, at the Public (Am, Bow -street, upon his being brought from Covent-garden watch-house, having been taken out of Covent-garden Theatre, on Friday night, has given rise to others pursuing the same conduct.— Mr. Cone, who was brought out Of the hoses of Covent-garden Theatre, on IVeduesdity night, re fused telling hie name at first. Applications to the Board of Trade have been made to obtain permission for. the export of hemp and figlx, on account of the tininense 'quantity which hes been received from Militia in the three convoys lately arrived, consisting of nearly 3,000 vessels. We understand that a sufficiency of these commodities has been obtained to supply the ordi wary demand for several years, but their I.nrdithips knits netitouglit it to grant the indulgeeee. .. PEATII 117 LIGHTNING. • • (11PROM • NEIV-101t1( PAILS, Or OCT. LAST) We are indebted to an . intelligent Correspon dent for the following particulars of the death of Mr. Williams, who was killed by lightning :. On- Monday, in the afternoon, of the 29th of August last, a man was found near the foot of a tree, on the bank of Connecticut River, at a place called Hockanum, on the East I lartford side of the river, opposite Bunce's (formerly culled li.teeney's) Ferry in Wethersfield, killed by lightning, an the evening of the 371 h. Ile lay upon his back, his feet about eight feat from the westernmost shoot of the tree (which was formed of two shoots from an aucient stump of a buttonswontl, dividing at the ground, and run • s very high), his body inclining to the north-cast—he held in his left hand the stick of an umbrella, in his right a handkerchief full of apples ; at a small distance from his bead lay his bar. on eaaniinaticic, there appeared a perforation in the hat, between the crown and the brim, direct ly over the left temple when on the head. The metallic top of the umbrella was gone; a part, where there was some solder, was melted, the stick split. and part of it gone down to the insertion of the iron spring that elevates the top, the silk mostly burned, the arm and hand that held the stink little injured, the handkerchief and apples uninjured. The stroke appeared to have taken place on the left temple, corresponding with. the perforation in the hat. Bimini issued from the left ear and nos trils ; the left cheek, the neck, shoulder, nod breast, were afrisped, and places across the body glows' the right thigh to the uncle. The tight thigh of the pantaloons, which were woollen, was much turn, some of the !netts scattered to a distance. A silver watch, which had been in the fob, was found at about eight or ten feet distance; the watch end case separated, though not essentially injured, save the china face being broken, mid the chain melted or gone. The left leg of the pantaloons was not much torn, though several places on the limb were biassed, and his shoes, which were new, were burst, and the quarters burned. The coat, except about the left shoulder and breast, not greatly da maged, though the gilding seas melted from some of the buttons. The front of the veal, shirt, and cravat, which were of cotton, much burned. He had iu his pocket a piece of bees'-wax, which was not melted. It appears that he took shelter under the western branch of the tree, the wind blowing from the south-east. The ahaft, or rather column of light ning, (two persona that saw it strike the tree, one of them south-easterly, the other smith-westerly, teom the tree, deseribe it, one of them as a ball of lire, of the size of a bushel basket, the other, us about the size of a barrel) struck both branches of the tree near the top, on the easternmost branch; it fol lowed the grain of the wood, rending the bark in spots, to the ground ; hut no trace appears in the ground. It ran on the westernmost branch, within about twelve feet of the ground, to the stomp of a limb which hod been cut about a foot from the trunk, when it left the trunk, and followed a sainting limb, directly to the metallic top of the umbrella, which served ea& conductor to destroy the holder. As lie stood, and as. from appearances, the um. brella must have been held, it was ill a proper situa tion to have attracted the electrit: fluid, and con duct it to the perforation in the hat, which would be about even with the iron spring in the handle. Near the place where the right foot stood, was a perforati.n in the earth, where the lightning spent itself. His face and neck were of a liver-colour, which induced those who Rust found him, to pose t:.iat lie was a black matt, but, on exarninatioa he was found to be a white Man, and by his frieed; (to whom his body and the articles were delivered), and others, recognized as the Mr. Jeremiah Wil hams, whose death was mentioned a fortnight since, in The American Merritty.--( Coon. Mirror.) A poney belong ng to Mr. Sours*, a publican, gallopped 18 miles in sfl minutes, Thursday, on the Hampstead-road, for a stake of 100 guineas. The animal is under 12 hands, and was rode by a boy eight years old. The animal was sold for 30 gui neas, to a dealer, after the match. On Tuesday morning, that eccentric character, Gennee WOOD, El4l. died, at his apartments in Relgrave-place, Pimlico. He was well known by the name of Peek-mid-Booze. In his face he very much resembled His MaagszY, and he spoke like him. Ile attended at Charlotte-street Chapel, Pimlico, and when the Minister was longer in his sermon than ordinary, or the clock struck one, he would bang the pew door to, and leave the Chapel in a rage ; and be has been heard to exclaim, his dinner would be spoiled. lie regularly attended in the Court-yard, at St. James's Palace, every morning. when the guards were relieved. lle was very partial to conversing with the officers, and they with him, while the relief guing on, and where his appearance and behaviour at, racted general notice, particularly his laughin4 very loud. Ile was a great frequenter of public amusements, particularly the opera and Vauxhall Gardens; at the latter place he had a free admission, as a relative of the proprietor, bring a ne phew of the late Mr. 'rm. He had a great aversion to:married women ; when any passed hint, whoirf he knew to be married, he exclaimed at them, a I hate a parcel of fusty married women !" ' Our Paper of Wednesday contained an account of an attempt to murder Mr. T. Itoucsea, senior, of Rochester, on the preceding Friday night, near that city. Immediately after he wad criscovered, he Was carried to a neighbour's house, and Mr.Tuome sow, the surgeon, was sent for, who, on examining his situation, said he did net think the wound mor tal, as the weapon had not entered the windpipe, hut part of the roof of his tongue was cut, and the other side of his throat slightly.—He lay till ten o'clock on Saturday evening, quite speechless, when he wive the follisning description of the altair . :— " He left his daughter's house about In o'clock, and walked on the New-road, Chatham ; he had not proceeded far before he was attacked by a man, who demanded his money; he said lie would not be robbed, drew Iris knife, and told the man to keep off; immediately he was seized by two more men, who thrust him against the railing, cut his throat, and threw him over the hedge."—lle could Ore no account of the men, being a very dark night. Search is making after them by his friends and one of the Bow-street officers. • NAVAL INTF.LLIGEISTE. Po:11'551ov, D, DEC. 7. Arrived the Victory, IDO guns, (late the trig ship of Vice-Admiral Sir James Sautuarez), com manded by Capt. Duptirespie; and the Tot of 24 guns, from the Downs; also the f Met cutter, with a convoy from Guernsey. rantotrili, DEC. d. Arrived the Elizn Packet, Capt. Simpson, f. utu Gibraltar and Malta ; 14 days from the former place. Sailed the Regard, Clements, fur Portsmouth ; Diligence and Alice, fur Dublin. TORBAY, DEC. G. Arrived the Lyra gan-brig, front the Alisliter ranenn ; brings no particular news; also arrived the Daphne frigate, and the Liberty hired arineir brig, from a cruise. DOVER. DEC. G. At the time the ships passed yesterday for the Downs, as mentioned iii my letter, the weather was very hazy ; we have since heard, that among thein were three East Indiamen, from whom our boatmen learned, that three of the fleet had been captured by two privateers, on their homeward-bound passage, and two lost. Another of the fleet is gone past to day, which ship, if we are rightly informed, makes up the whole of them, being in all only This afternoon, betweeu four and five o'clock, two privateers chased four vessels into the Roads, a ship, a bark, and two brigs, but on one of the privateer, coining neur the bark, he opened his stern.chase oil him, which, with several alarm guns tired from the shnr., caused them to sheer off; but they are now, live o'clock, lying close under the land between this and Folkstouq, watching what may, come up, the wind being favourable, and no cruisers iu sight. DEAL, DEC. 7. The Bombay, Lord Castlereagkatid Upton-Castle, East-bltaincit, with the Liox wan of war, remain in thr Downs. • Arrived the Intripire French privateer, or 14 guns, captured on the 19th ult. by the Vestal sloop war.—Wind W.st. Four o'clock p. as.—Arrised the East-India Com pan's ship Harley, Capt. [Montague, from the East Indies; the was nbliod to shoiteu sail off the Land's-Eud, in consequence of being , very leaky. Tamourn DEC. 6. • Arrived t►e Pat:lrk, Welk, from Sidiaouth, in ballnst Concord, Guilt, from Sonde' laud, with coals ; Faiur,llan; Dart, Syms ; Traveller, Buckley ; and Williatn and Swas, Pi:therbii4,;e, all from Newport, with cods; and . Lloyd, ail nett, from Plymouth, with tame. Sailed the Martha, Taylor ; sad George Ann, Hodder, for Plyitiontli, with higher ; Richard and Jaae, 'treat, fur Ply mouth, aat tac ; 41inbeth , Croft, fur 14undlin, with suudries , and liliza, Richards, fur liridpurt, with ttualocr. FROM LLOY LIRT. Glt A VESEN 7.—Nu arriyal this day.--Suiled Thunmas, fur Cadiz Striuger, Hurter, fur Ja maica ; and the Falcuii, Barclay, fur Martinique. On 'Tuesday evenng, a.young inam, of respect able appearance, was brought, by a seafaring raan, to Naar-street Office, anti charged, before Mr. Plattes, with violently assaulting him, and tearing the flaps of his coat off. The Prosecutor stated, that, as he war passing near Exeter 'Change, on the above evening, he observed the Prisoner be having to some young girls in a manner wl: • h he deemed improper, and is consequence re monstrated with him 11111041 the impropriety of his conduct, upon which :be Prisoner turned round, gave hem two severe Islowa on his head, and prized him in such a violent manlier, that he tore both the flaps of his coat off. On the Prisoner being called upon for his de fence, it did not appear that h r had any to make. The CLRRK addressed him, a:.l said, " Sir, I . tbiuk you have been drinking freely," which the Prisoner denied; however, the Magistrate was con vinced he was drunk ; and toldbiin he thought lie ought to apologize to the man, for assaulting him, ' and make him a recompense for the injury done to his coat ; the Prisoner, after having cried is good deal, agreed to theMegistrate's proposition, and they, retired ; they, however poen returned, and the Pro secutor told the Magistrate, the Prisoner said .he had no money. The Priaouer burst into a fit of crying again, so that it might be truly said, I . was crying drunk. When he recovered from lvs crying -tit, he said "he could not help hating uo money; but he wotdd draw upon Mr. BRA KrooK, of Covent-garden Theatre, for 91." The Prisoner not being able to settle with the Prosecutor ; the Magistrate told hen he should hold him to bail for the assault. The CLERIC then asked him his name? To which he replied, that was an aukwsrd question to answer, and refused to tell his name; be said he was well known to Mr. READ , the Magistrate, and to Mr. CHIT TT. the Special Pleader. haying served under them is the Temple Corps. Hie commitment to Tothill-fields Bridewell, was, in consequence. ac tually made out to the keeper, to rescue into his custody a man who refused to tell hie !lame. The same evening a ease of rather • novel nature cane before Mr. NAILER, under the following cir cumstances : A short time since, a parcel, from, Halifax, came to the White.llorse 100, iii Fetter-lane, directed to Mr. IiVILLIAM SPENCER. London. The clerk looked in The Directory, and found a Mr. WIL LIAM SI.ENCER residing in the neighbourhood of Fitzroy-square ; he, accordingly, sent there, to in quire if Mr. SPLNL La expected a parcel front Hali fax? To which an answer was given iti the uegative. The following day application was made at the Inn, by the same Mr. SPLIrcER, stating, that lie bud received advice cif the parcel, uud that it be longed to him, end it was eccoeiliegly delivered to him. In a few days after, a Mr. Wi WAN SPLOICKR , of the City, calle d at the Inn, to iuquae the cause of the parcel not being delivered, azd as a pre4d that it belonged to him, produced an Invoice of the goods it contained, a hi( h were to the amount of 1501. The innkeepers being sun-lied the parcel belonged to this WILLIAM Sl.E.Ncrilr. of the City, and that it had been delivered wrong, applied for it again. At first it was refused. but at length agreed to, on condition that he should be paid all his expenses, and for his trouhlit. They refused to comply with the latter, and summoned him be fore the Magistrate, -*hen * Mr. NARKS ortlerer the parcel to be restored to the agents of the Inn. and sent PkAitxrrs the officer to her that his order was complied with. PEARKTI knot the parcel JU Orr sews' state as when it wa, S , , THE MARKET'S. . . CORN-EXcHANGP., Die. e. To-day there are *event further arrivals of Wheat, which make a ittlildliug supply. Sccoad sad auteriiir combine hea vy in sale, and hardly support last prices ; sortie tine Dams* about t Iss. per quarter; Bvley in demand, and full as dear; Malt end VI bite Peas likewise; Old beasts, of the two des cription*, rather decree, as under ; New Ticks, sos. to 445. per quarter. Oats are in trilerrible rpantitics, large arrivals being expected this article inclines ether tower. Flour retailing at late piers. CORM:NT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 6s.9Os. 104 s. Beans (old) 635. 6e•. ad Foie ditto lo3s. 111 S. Tick Roans(old) .r, . rqs. ed Rye 30s. 545. k ts Oa ...... 3..5. 34* rot. 565. Poland. Harley *it ;394 od M alt 78s. 80s. Potatoe ditto —a. So a iand. White Peas j Rape tined (boilers) Fine Fleur. Tux yin Grey Pan , • • .565. fros. Secnacis ass. nes. UXBRIDGE. Cora-Inspector's et urn.-1' u RIO •Y, DIG. I. Wheat, per load 4tl. los. to Oil. luo. Barley, per quarter dos. —d. to 41111. Oats iGs . —d. to a 1 s. —d. &ads Terra :GC —d. to 60* —d. PRICE OF HOPE. POCKET,. Kent, 41. toe. to LI. 151. Rent, 41. 104. to 71, —to 140mM. 41. —s. to 31. Sussex 31. roe. to al. tgeo EA•ex, el. to 61. 194. FIN 61.—s. to 121 —44 Yearling Bags, .31. to 41. 4$ per cwt. PRICE/101i HAY Altil) STRAW, YEATERUAY. rt. JAM tel. WMITIVIVAPIRL. Hay, to 61 ea ad. Ha Si. .. to 61. 6.. straw, ii. tticod.to 01.05.0 d. New, 01. a to 01. tko. Clover, 61. tut. to 71. la. MS. to IL 65. !Mill PI ELD MARILET, Du:. e. To disk the °nil per store el Ob. Reef...... as. od. to as: nd. Head of Code, this alap :.... 1111n1011...46. oel to :.v. od. R.ants .. Veal ''.o. tid. to 7v. od. Sheep Pork Ss. od. to GS. MI. CAPIC , I Lank .. .. us. ed. to us. ad. Pigs . 470 HA Y-!IAIIKET. Hay al. la nil.. to Cd. ne. nit Straw ... ll. los. Od. to it. I.ov od. Clover .. 5l. lON. od. to bi. 100. od. .--, lIEWI 'GATE AI*D LEADENHALL MARKE.I3 — . (By the Carcase.) Beef So. at to as. 44.1 Veal aa. 0,1. to is. 04 MuttonOd. to 4, 10 d. 1 Pork bg. ad. to to •4 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market ss aid ' Town Tallow Boa 64 —4 • .Clare Market Wldtechapel Market ss gei White ditto .. be 3od • s • per at. of alb. --.--• Soap ditto.... VIM •• ...• • i.ts aid Nlettiwg Pfaff 7os c 4 —3 • Average.... 58 2%J 'Ditto rough ram os .... 6 Graves .... ...... .. 141 0 Good Dregs Yellow Soap, togs—Mutt ed I iss—Cord, i tas I Price of Caudate, per dozen, IN od--Motdds.ls4 od RAW HIDES. I Bea Skeen and SWIM (per Oratory to. ed. SO h. N. mune) 2s i. 4. to 3N od. Market CAN 15.. od. tacit. Middlings us. tiJ. to :lc ed. Eng. Horse 1 oand. to t6e ot Nlicep Stuns . - 345. lA. so Ss. od. - PAWS Of i.LATHER. Dutts,so to Sinlbs. ench - srd to 25d pez M. . Ditto. Su to G(II. each -24 d to Merchants' ➢acks - 2id to atyt Dressleg Hider - led to 'Did Moe Cowell Hides - igd to 114 Crop Hides 45 to •albs fur culling 17141 to ipid Ditto 45 to sell,' - •yid to gad entrSkins au to tuft. - gad to aid Ditto so to 7ullis - nut to eat Ditio 7n to suit,. - nod to sod Siusii Seals (Greeulaiid) 3. ocf to 96 2d Lau ? , e sous to 1406 per doom. Tanned Horse Hides itid to did. per lb. S.N.PAL MARKET, btc. s. Ships. Ships sold. Price. 5 1.. Newcastle Cowl .. so I , l—hauderlaild COURSE OF EXCHANI Amours 31 0 y U. Ditto at Sight 30 It Rotterdam 9162 U. Hanihurgh 29 2 Almon ll2 3 24U. Paris l daysilate 19 16 Ditto Huordams Madrid Ditto 44 effi l'alerrao — in paper. Ditto Whoa 4l Leghorn .. Genoa 53 Venire Nap . ti 3 I N G 3 OF CREDITOkS, AT GUILDHALL, . ON moireie . e. IL at. Robert Canny., Kingsland-reed, Middleret, builder d le• riturre Nlebbs Shelley, VI hateelospel, Imier - - 4l* Walli.tau KarkiLittick, klread-bt•cet-hill, mricbaut - 9 lab DIV4I/END. Reorge Patterrun, Herlforil, uirrebast - It ?RICK t ISTOCke YESTEItiDAT e per OM. itedeeed • pee Oei“. . ll4l 4 Luse Aseuitirs... . Is 9. tild• thsmum prem. I nolul Bowie Exchequer Bolt lOl4 prem. Foglisk Lottery Tiekela.. Commis lee T. SISII, Stork-Broker. 4, Combat, sod 9, Charing•rroos. 11. On Friday, Dee. 1, at Heathfield.park, is Sussex, the Lady of Lieut. Col. Francis hiesbury, of the gtth Ligbit Dragoons, vt a daughter. MARRIAGES. • On IVedneaday, the u-201 out. Moan! Morrngh, Est of Cork, to third daughter of R. French, of Raba sane, couuty of Galtra, Esq. On Mowlay last, at Hayuwa, in Bedfordshire, l'retterirk Holland Durand, Esq. of the Bedford Reguneut of Militia. to Lacy, the wily curveting daughter of the late Res. Tho mas Rtuford„ vile of the l'ielieuda of Lincoln, and Vie.ar of Hayoes and Nllludcn , iu the county of Bedford. DEATHS Os Wednesday might, at eleven o'clock, Sir James Brans iamb, as eminent Luittry-trilice Keeper, sod a woitlig luau. tin the lath 011. in the 14. of Man, after a long and painful Olotrie of three yi nes, MI4. Rana, nifr of Colonel Jaiscs It.ou , late of Lally Wood, Dear Cheltstikam. trn the I rill alt. in the 27th year of his age, Mr. Joh* Park, of µye house of Coo.tabio, I hinter, Pat k, and Hunter, booksellers, Ludgate-sir. et, muck repcittd. • HUM WATIalp ••••• ATEIt AT LONDON BRIDGE, THIS DAY. Marlin% 4v aim. alit' J Anataioon Sy 11113. SAW 3 LONDON :—Priett:d by C. SMITH, No. i, Clement's las r one pubbsheel at Me Offiro, N 0.15, Slick of St. Clemente. Church, %trend, by J WHITE, of Sala! plea.—Orders, kr for thu raper, teal to the MSc., (post-pate), will be at leaded to. l i . I , :GE, Fet6n6, Dec. 11. Uout tu It Hy Janeiro 71 ML4ta Gii•raUar 3t) Dublin.. tfi Curk BU LLION. Portugal Gold ill COIN and Bain I. a. 4, per oz 0 0 0 Forei/,n(:aidmßarsa 0 0 New lluttlAtxma New 1)ollare Silver in Bars New Louis (each) o f) 11 Agio on the. Banker liollitad per Cent.