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•:, f 'IPT, tt • ,` • PPP • ' ~ ;,~ PROM S.IIIIRDAY A - MUDS G.lZErtn. At the Court at the Queen's Polies, the Igth of July. 1809, • IPRF,SEINT, The Kt Mrs Most Eiteetleot ltfaiesty In Castled. It is this day ordered by His )14k:sty, in Conueil, that a general embasgole forthwith laid (to continue metal further orders) upon all ships and vessels in the trotted hiittgd"rn of Great /Intone and Ireland, ex.ept His Ntajesty's ships and vessel's of war, nod except sneh ships and vessels as shall be laden be the especial order, arid ender the directions of the Lords be of His Majesty's Treasury, or the Lords flisnionssionerli of the Adoinalty, with snit kind cf provisions or stores fur the use of Ilia &eta or ironies ; end also evrept seen ships and vessels us see Cal. played by the officers of the airy, ordnance, viiitualling, sad customs : And the Right Iloo o n i able th e ; Lords Coin ninisionerii of His Maj.-sty'', rfe3OUll, and the Lords C001.7116,410111ef3 .7116,410111ef3 of the Adinirotty, and the Lurl Warden of the Cinqoe Ports, are to give the net-curtsey diroetions herein as to them nay respectieely appirtniii. FAWKIEINER. M I LITARY PROMOTIONS. Mo-0144. Jrl3, Is, ityg. Oth Ttotiment of Fuot—Nl ajorJ. Armstrmie, from the gel umlou Regiment, to be Major, vier liankey, who ex -1.1&11,:ell. tst Ihtto—Captain Samuel Rite to he Major, by purchase, e.c. Illuelchnll, who reuses. stfli Dittu—Majur William S. Currey to be Lieutenant-Co krtel, without poseliase. Gatti 1.1elltellalit•Colonfli Robert Juhtison to be Lieutesaut:Colovel, wltliuut putcLaae Bieret Livoteraut-Colutu.l Adolphus Humber to be Major, vice molnuom. 7r.010 Olt to--C.iptitin Alexander Stcuait to be Major, by por t vice Urn., who it tires. pA t lon Regiotrut—Major Frederick Hanker, from the jotis tout, to 1 e Major, toe Arundroolg, who ewe Lang.'s. • pISPII A L STA ly To be Sorb(,•. us to the forces. Soorrroni Andrew hood, -o ono-a Forbs a, term the osth hoot. Sao genii lieuitanita Rourforot, foom the 71st foot. 1 ate Anistalit ur4o ut to the foyers. Stat- ; :coo Joha Clarke, II moo the Ayrshire 9111 tie, eke Allow. d'ee, protested in the ford foot. EllttATV4ll 1/4'llie (invite of sth lowtont. For a-ao-- Anv, 31 1). to he .144,116Ci44 to t h e Fort. 4. • Read John EA,e, ti D. to be Phleiciau to tlw Forces. net. .1 Aj the loud Li...atm/oat or Me Calory I Dtvuu. The Mb, ur I:ediment of Deootrabire Local :\ Nitta. The Right Honourable Sir George Towle tro hot , ( a nima. uonnianilstit—daieo September ...,• 54: Julio Dowse to la Lielite.ixo.r.Colonel*.dattatma above. iticharol rfsltr, lay. to be ditto—dated as above. Hobo o t Pro, to Is. Sla'or, slob the rank of Lieute nant .Coolunol--ollteol 44 aal.oVe V. 11 . I'onkr,r, tort tor be supernumerary 31.ijoe--dated as above. 3 Li Forilker, 1 -y. to be Caputo, sob the rank of 31ajus dated as 314 A -t•. The utl. , or Torriolge Regiment of Devoooshire 'Aral Mi litia The Right Ilos.oneslole John Lord Rolle to be Colonel-Cum mot ont-slated soepr 21. Ins. 4, 341.1 il.yle.ll Zig. to ue: I.ienhenant-Colooral-a date./ as alter v, Richard Pone Coffin, to lee First 31ajor, with the Srevet rank of Lient nat•Calroiel--dated no. above. Rich:evil Litchfield, Lsec to be second Major--dated as al air e. or Last Chuollaigh Regiment of Devonshire Local Militia The Right Honourable John LW,/ Rolle to be Culouel-Coate mnidant---dateol September 24, 18.4. William Thomas Hull, FM to be Lieutenant-Colonel-a. d.oted Salotesuber 24, tact. 111.11.1 p Ihsearell, 1:..i. to tie Majooo=dated as above. Int, or Pl;snootto T'vck Regiment of lrevumbire Local Alit:tit. Ju•titlinu Elfoorti, Es+ to be Li,lit,•U4nt•Col4oel.oo4l- ; deetember 24, I <WA Willis. Foul, 1,4 14.1 be latuteu,at Colonel above. Wilma Ifoke, Fig. fu ht - Major.--atatrol as ahnee. Treeillisn tawle, fr-gq. to he ditto--(l4ted as above. Aelmeralt . .,-01C,, July is, 1141/9. Copy Or a letter friou Vice-Atteusrni for Jollos Sausaares, But. u.k.l Is B. Comm:oafs Di* 11 4 ,14.-ty'a stops awl ves.el% in the Baltic, to ths. Huss. tV IV. l'o'se, sawed ou bused lit Victory, tiff Hotta liesil,,apth June, Ibup. Sit—l herewith inclose the eoprof *letter trans tatted toasieb: Captain Barrett, of fro Majesty's ship Nlinottior. whicit lie had rs eel% ed 'Com Capt. • Samuel Wooers, of die liellertilihou, acquaiuuu him of au attack inside by the heats of that ship, under the milers of Lieutenant Psis ts, on is batter upon one of the islands near !Lingo Head, s.h sh, after an obstinate rest:stake, was earned 111 11 very all nut insionsr by the party under Lieutenant rilch's order., who spiked tio• guns (roue tneut)ss four pOUilders) :40 thiliCrOyr4 It% niagaziste. which you sill isle.s.s. to lay before the Lords COIIIIIIIS. wooers of toe Admiralty. I mu, lite. (Signed) JAS. SAEMAREZ. Peltreophoss, off Dater...., Jude to, te n t'. Sin--` p to your to site of yester day, I pr... oiled. its His Majesty's ship timirr my cointualid lieu:go; when at suit-set I discovered a (urger (titparraily . armed) and two other vessels at istienor within the tilitiido; chewing it of import risme w lie' hold of theist, I anchored, and detached the limits under the j orders of Lieutenant Pilch ; and hairto ocimunt 'coo, that they had gained compl•st” posseo,ssiii of the vessels, which being fou n d were o f no consequence, mid under curer of lime strong. bauerres, (not b. fore ohserved), sup ported by .several gun-Mists, were abeindoned. It was then paged itecessar, - , to prevent lows iis re turning, %dad, at the neatest battery, mounding tour twenty-four pounders, (mid by a init.ter-roll fonial, garrisoned with one hundred a..d three .tiro,) which, after an obstinate resistance, wits ear rsed in the most galiant manner, the RtisilitllS re treating to boats on the other side this island. The wins were spike and mtipitue destroyed. ,Lietuersoist Pacts reports to me the :err able as -1114111,: , *o hr rcreoieri Gout 1.-ientimantstinerislau and lietillisiu, Lieutenant t2arrnicion. 'Royal Nlierine.s, soil Aft. Mart, earpeoter :volesnteers) ; and that miser cool bravery timid Lot have helm diotolityed titan by the (dfieero unel men employed on this set- , vice; Ullll, impuderiiitt the rt , lStilllCC met waif; isnd heavy tire of grepc-oliot from batteries ruirl.gon boats in the retreast, the loos is compadatively small. being five wounded, whose um,' nra in the margin.' It is the opinion of the Officers, the lose of the eneiny in killed and wounded was CfollslderOblY. 1 ate. Sec. (Signed) Sate. itr - nalign, Captain. To John Parrett, Fan. Captain of Slis;utarr, tte. Lc. • Gedfitla (4rififitles, gearter..)lnatti ; hurlly woandecl.— Peter -telt, Ruyal !litorine ; ditto.—Sintemo 11.11.eale, Dramas ; A.u.dcd.—Jobs Butterfield, Royal 31rrius dale. .—Tiouteas 31.Carthir. Royal Merino; ditto.. . • . • 4. r • . . , !P.ARTNERSHIVS DISSOLVED. , Benjamin Webb and Thomas Norton, Addle-hill, Loudon, wheelwrights. Julie 24, 1209. Thourim Bowen and George Sidman, Uniim.street, Cam betagc, ran -draper" J nue 14, 1406. John oddain and Robert Spence, at Gates head, Durham. Jul: 5r . ..01 WilhamJobusoa,Jobn tide anion Brow iie, Nevin Broiriie, and George Woods, Fob atreet-bill, London, grocci a. July I, 1019. John Bedell and James 'Metcalfe, of Cambridge, carpeii krs. July 8, tsoo. John Mereweather and Henry Frysoii, of Bristol, cork cutters. July to„ 1009. John Robson, Francis Sandenum, Ralph Nelson, and lin t Bert Procter, inalsters. May to, Isom. Thomas Fernier and John Downes, of Graceehurch- street, London, wholesale tea-dealers. Jane 18. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. James Gorton, late of Manchester, merchant, from July 4, to 25, at ten, at the New Exchange-buildings, Maucliestern • BANERU rrcy SUPERSEDED. John Dumelow, of Maley, Leice.ter, goner. BANKRUPTS. John Atkins, of Norwood, Middlesex, dealer in cattle, to surrender, July 19, 99, at one, and Angust 96, at twelve, at London. Attorneys, Metall. Collett, Witalsuru, and Collett, Chancery-lane. Robert Mannitig, of Stork Exchange, London, stuck •bro lier to sum-odor, July :22, August 1, aud 26, at eleven, at Gu:ldliall, London. Attorne,e, Messrs. Nethersole and Portai, Essex-street, Strand. Isaac Fennel, of Bath, marble-mason,.to surrender, July 29, and August 26, at eleven, e. the Bush Tarent, Bristol. At torneys, Mr. Galied, Linculn's.lan, London; and Mr. Ja cobs, Bristol. Heywood awl Richard Shaw Heywood, of Man chester, linewmorchants, to surreader, July 17, 44, and An' goat 26 at three, at the Drittgewwler anus, Nlatirlie , ter Attorneys, hletians. Duckworth, Chippentlall, and Dennison. Manelituter. Arthur Machin Hockty, of Wiekwar, Gloncester, cheese-, fat tor, to aurrenitreduty Hat the Bush 'Net co, at the Swan-Inn, &Misery. and August 26, at elesen,at the Bush Tinsels. .4 Burney", Mr. Joints, (Way*. Inn -1.14141 V, Loo- Joo; and Messrs. Ralph and Parslos,'t'lm,rlalwr.. Gbi• etster• . :41r. Govr Gibsaa, ofLiverpool,.Earnicaslic, piPc-maker, lu air render, July 1191,• Augusts, and 26, at ante, at the Star and (Met, r Tavern,* 4.iieirsol• Attorney, Mr. Amon', llama err •trert, Iderrimail Edward Damn of Gulstonatiaare, Whiffs:lmpel, Middle sex. stationer, to surreuder, July 14, nad August at Ira; at (:uikiliMl, Lannon. Alioreey, Mr. Charles Mot own', Wine-oltice-court, Fleet-alret t. Thomas Swains, of New-street, Birmingham, Warwick, ell4/M5Oll earlier, to surrender, July 21, 21, and August alt, at twelve, at the Han and Chickens Hotel, Birdttlietnta Attorney', Niessrs. Kiodrrley , Long. and late, Holborn court, Gtay lim, Loudon; und Messrs. Smith and Ar w•ld, New-street, Birusitegbuin• Rishard Pick, of Waketield, York, grocer, to sureewler,A o vum a, at six, 25, and 26, at ten, at the Deert•liin, Horbai).- Att iirury a, Mr. SellUlditetti, (turbo.) ; and Sl eaww S) Ars and Notes, New-luu, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. Nov. It. Maury Haywood, of itainsgate, Isle of Thauet, Kent, bikinie, at one, at Guililliat!, Loudon. Aug. 5. Johir,lladruck, of Pateriso..tci 1.0011013, at wince, at Guildhall. Ang. 5. Isaac AIiNCIIIII and ')acid Amick, of thealisole, Lundoe, perfumers, at twelve, at Aug. n. 8010-et Stevens, nf Pei cival•sti ri t, Go,rall-strei•t, Middlesex, silk skein-dyer, al tative, at Guildhall, lam duo. Aug. 7. John Snwden Halt John flotlystio, of lorrai, York shire, oil-lonia hauls, at eleven, at the Mai .0 , 4 Garter fun, Ueda Ann !l Antliouy t;c1111.111 sod Jul.,, JopLenn, of 7*otting -11,1111, hunters, at el( ton, at 0.. Pal. li Moil, Nottingham. Aug. 12. Samuel SOI Bich, of 11 - oodstoi•k• stun I, Middlesex, autrabant.tailoi , at t Aelve, at I. uiltll,ll, L lon. Aug. 1!. Homy Layton Lomas, late of 'll,eogmortisn •teeet, Tondo., ja , 1.11.11 - 11, L o oker, at 1411, at (ittlidhall. .out :o. David l'ln!lipa, of Cattibrialge•sli tat, Golden solintee, Shadiest a, h 40 1, ...., 111 our, hi C{111411414 Loudon. Aug. 7 Milian% II lit twain., of Nottioe hails, mercer, at eleven, at the Punch Baal, Nottingham. Aug. 7. William Lodge, of Liverpool, Lancashire, stone smi run, cut eleven, at the George 11111, Lie, spool r. 'Eh 00000 as Rumell, late of 8....Z.01th, borough of 1:r, sham, Woreestee, saddler, at tau, ut the goner's Arius Inn, Itstalia to Ang. a. Damel ileeley, of Birmingham, \Vans ickehire, tailor, at elrvrn, at the Asakespr are ern, Ilientinglisui. :lag '5. Thomas %loose, in Wood-shed, Chealiside, Low facto -,at twelse, at Callahan. Ant. a. Rot 1110 Chaos Grihre, and Alitlmity Hodson, tif Isleauetli, Middlesex, calico-16...1.1a, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. ;It. Metae and 51.40., I,a Poet. Meri ts of Clamor atrect,timmisille, London, warehousemen, at one, at Guildhall. Aug. tn. Willem Wynn Atkins, of .111f1sier, Warwickshire, grocer, at ten, at Gaildhall, Loudon. Any. 82. %Valuta Flair' and William Amid, of Cameros's. street, 11 iddlestx, brans-Muudsrs, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aug 5. lAtilinin Marell, late of Exeter !hut 11110 a 6iisaincr sit the gaol of Saliblautyi, jeweller, at tome, at Guildkill, Lyndon. July 19. Mawr Jur!, of Higli-street, Shoreihtell, London, glass dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jolt 26. 55 Alec Vosirk, now or late of Meilliunst, ti:11.1•15, draper, at riettlt, as Guildhall, lamilma Aug. 5. Samuel I smell and Walter Powell, of Lombard street, Loudon, bankers, at too, at Guildhall Aug s. Walt, r Powell, of Lotabardstivet, Loudon, bank- er, at ten, at finitilholl. Art: :9. Juke Ames, of Swan-lane, Rotherhithe, Surrey, denier, at tell, at Goddliall, Loudon. /sly Charles W. i4;il„ of Aldgutr, London, tolesecn. atm, tot one, at Guildhall. • - curriricATEs—AuGun 5. Peter Strout, of Fleet-street, Lowborn, printer. ' - Joseph Brown, of Newcuree.upoit-Tyrnie, David bituiarab., of Broke...horst, !hauls, sliiiiikrepet. Milani Wadley, tho elder, of Bromley, Mold;c•nor, hake,. Jane UMW is, of Neweastle-apon•Ts aC, Padat Donny Jolui Powell, of I.'llm lite, if ulJlr.ec , larn Oder. John Thomas Chos le., late of rittehAnne, (*anthill, Lon don, 'maitre. Willas in .1 tiolt isms, of Churltun.row„ parish of Mani lirstei, builder Edward Cosieurth. of Arilairk, parish of Maarlivi‘tt r, cut • ton.spiii ices . C..Ufge 5/41111', of SVOIOI. Ai, Kent, tailor John (714.1115 s riuch, late of Ituusell•cuu,t, D. ury lane, Mid. dliniex, tart ra.keeper. William Procter, of Greet Ealing, 51i.141. sex, dealer in hay awl straw. Thomas Roe, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, druggist. John Gill, of Ntbdra, Yorkshire, draper. Edward Beaton find Hoary Baatuu, late of Poi tsmoutb, hatcher'. Friday morning, *lnuit tao ro'elnek, a fire broke out at a ailversmith'a in NortnidalgHte, hest the ilainea were aulalued without tione l further in jury emu greatly damaging the preruisea where they nut appeared. Friday, a quarter before twelve o'clock. Munk, the p‘ email, stood in the pillory facing Short,lad ' Church. where 11. WAS pelted with tutted egg.., and every kind of filth the tool, could pr.,en ee . Th e wmtien were partieulwrly exasperated inpiiiist hint. After %twitting o u r hour, lie WWI put into it hackupy eoach, and epprered slintist lifelr.. He Wei con veyed lock to pri.on to sutler the remainder of his iinprionitment t winch is six &mouth& s • N .4r.4 INI'E LLIG NCE. t ' PORTSMOUTH, Jinx 14. ' Arrived the Sarpedon, from the Downs . ; onid Sharpshooter, from a cruise. Soled the .4fricaine frigate. Copt Haggett, with .Ir. Jackson, the Auituwador to Amulet! : the Lyderen, Captain P. 'agency i Porgef 'schooner, Lieut. ti dairy ; and Weymouth store-olitp, Stephen Trounee, ',Master, with convoy to the Dooms. JILT 1112 Hawke takes convoy to Africo.—Wind PLYMOUTH. .11 Ll• 13. Came in the limn, Young, from St. Seluistiass'. to Baltimore, detained by the Shannon frig4te ; anal Patrick, 1 . 1111,11, 1111111 Sailed the Circe frigate, tar Portammith. • 'PEAL, JULY 14. Arrived the //rdas, from Ind S. W. JULY 15. Arrived the lb itunnia from Tritoidra—Wind W. N. W. SIVIkT TRAVELLING. ." The following performance of ~wift travrtling Nyman to het rvi - ry competition' of 111114 . 1..f11 ism at defiance it is copjrd verbatim r-otti book, iutitled, " The Abridgemert rf the Englial, hruairle," by Edmond itiorrs ; .iulllriuted at London, WIS. (5 . 111 James I.) : " lIAeTIR 1.16/PTON ' S SWIFT JOVISSI FY SIMI:EN LON DON AND volute. Isi that mertirth, lobo Lepton, of kepuirk, in the county of Yorke, Esquire, n mantle:man of me ancient family their, ander( rimed reputatime, oerraut, slid mme of the gnomes of his moot honourniiie eyrie; clutoilm'r, pert J ra W. mumelile a journey, as I may not moo to rtrool the ',hint. to future eiges, the rad?, for that I d , J bear. cintletieres, who were 4..041 hoeeentris, 10.1111 nflirin it wax to t Joao without el:Homer of his lift. " He undertook W ride tire stereos. tones betwixt Lomita mot Yorke, in Mae alayra, to I.e olio,a in oar nerdy, tWiSiCen Moue's), moruing end Mooed:ay folluwieg : br ine,on for journey upon 3loimagy, hetug the 2.9.1, of Mar, Iwtoext and three of the clock( is the tautening, forthe •if 3. l,irtids more AlJerogate, a mtliiii the cite of lamsehm, and moue tom Yoke the tame 4.6), Iseeivmxt the hours of tine and Wt. In the ' , item mon', where he I..oted that night: the next itioroiteg, tm..sy Tuesday, shout shire of the choice, h. - took lOs In) Moth." of Yorke, auJ came to his lealigiugs ue 9. Martin's - nforesaid betwixt the hours ut'six sod Oven is the 'Recommit', whirr he muted that night : ihe next touriiiitg, begot( Well : neolay, betwixt two and three of the clucke, betook his jour , (non the city of I.IIIIJOII, mid came thou Itake:Mout 7 of time dotter the value they, where he retied that 'eight a the twat nun Mug, being lbersita), beta nti I ru and three of the cloche, he look, his jounicy ruttier ui Yorke, and valor to lanolus' the saute day, beta Ott I.e.eto and right of the clocker the next di.) , bring Friday, betwixt two mud three o'cloeike, he took hes jouromx towards Ven-ke, and cattle tlLoher the same iih,v, I.l* .at the bout . . oir *CVOS hod eighties the ithansetsor, at as be boo-heel his appointed journey O. Ike erdmiratam of dI e in fire Meier, ae.s.oehm• Is hi, peuenue; and upon Monday the 2;th of the ounietk, be went from Y,wke airil Cann` to the emir. of Uremia - wit, anima Turiklaii the utile, to Msjesoty, in us fifth axe! .beerful a outstare as when he gsu." The /image. Cain. liotatctuttit, is appointed convo) for the cou4t of Afiica. Lieut. Ji.tEKII•AuN, of the Catboat. is plomoted to the. pink of Cotn.uautter, fur Ala sailaut cullJnet la►vly at Vign. Dr. Humt., of Crorvenor-str.et, Oin went mit with the tirAt esprdition. under Sir A. Lt t i.I.I3LCY. as physaciao to the 13riti.h furc.-, to k'urttigil, ie locnue uu leave of Almessee; wn regret to add, on account of ill health. The West London Militia, Colonel New stmt. have taken up their quarters fOr half a.yrar at the City's Grospul, in Bunholl-row ; and the East lane don, CUlOirl Sir Jolt N LAhtfr tt, Icave • gone Mt° quarters wt Greenwich. The buldin Eerning Pest, finotia K The Cork Southern lieporter, state", that the 1 eu:naiiry Cop of Bandon, decorated with orange lilies, met on the 14 of July to fire a fers-sle-joie, according to custom, %Inn I hey were sithriord by their Con- . inander, the Earl of BANDON, to tit perm! tad put all cod to all *moulting party distinctions.. Tkey accordingly tliorcroed, and on the same night it is said that a shot was tired into the house of a :dr. Kt tisToN, a leadlitg officer orthe corps, who was very active in urglii,„. compliance with the ad monitiou of the Eat I of BAN now. .012 Thursday, however, they assembled again, the privates all lelroratell with orange lilies, and tile Eatl ul RAN PON• HIM . 01011e1 0;111;4., the linspectilig Officer, ic4aiti retuonstiated agiunNt their e tact; hut the who'se corps, with the exception of Y.S. Biwa down their arms and accontrrtnents. The corps amounted to firm men. We must add. how ever. that The Cork Southern Reporter, and The Dublin Errant% 1'0.4 quoting from it, give the above isceurint. a, only the result of various con curring rumours, and decline to pludge themselves for ini,authenticity. Siev•mll Trivrk arrit . ctl onFriday from kimulmr,4ll., * Thiel Met with no lonlextotion on their passage, anal saluted the little British garrison which hail taken possession of Csmhaven. At Ilataburgli, the re port. of u recent defeat of the French coutinued to prevail as generally as ever. Saturday morning, one of the men woundert in the late riot at Bow Foir, died nh the London Hos ptial.—lle could a.ot identify the person who in dicted the bruiscs which caused his death. On T.itirwlay, a ruffian-looking fellow wax severe h• pine-tied, in I htk Palk (7,irsi,r, for cruel treat ment to a tittle dog. I. !mil dragged the pour 11)1111141 d cun.•lllerdl,le distance with ii COlll. and when it en.iiil go sin further. in consequence of fatigue (it was reiii:n kiddy fat), the inhuman mon ster kiektd it lielor.• him like 17 twist-Kill. A retitle m•ut, who felt for the sidfirrin.77l the dog, flume th.itely stopped the fellow, and leinoinarateel on the cruelty of his conduct. This interference prodiietJ °ilk a volley of oaths : o the worst epithets; ho teii threatened to summit the gen tleman, whip was at lest eotnpelled to defend liiiirielf, as nil police officer email h e found to take the raft di in charge. Fortunately the friend of the canine 'utterer hod studied ill 74 jaigilistic school, and; in the course of five ntinutee, he gave the fellow such w drindnitiri that he felt a few of the rings which he had inflicted riti the ring. One of his ilex was Limo il, and his heed hare strong toarks of the power of his adversary. He was put in a eusch and sent home, oioftivirsithr cluoitised for his insolence Niel inhinusiiity. It is almost unne ers,...ry iii old, that the ki7l.4.lleinwil ' ii cuaduct met with 47:uerrl appioisatioti. ..- - ; '1 • 'Ott CAT. .• W •P 1.1 . 1 iii 910 1;1;111.111r11, VICOI-ENT AI I 44IE:LT. ••• go Saturaiy, a handeouke, t reat kel smear Indseroune, appouvaitce, stte* el. years ier Mat. HIV. rret a Clt+,,te 0 : . 11644afrajailht fler heiheied. bite that her hoshasid 1 4 ,d herwlf came from tlie steno- town in Irela,,tlt scot iiit tier lasel torn rOarrit.l shays rats, during they Iced final veal cW..hr o 4,1 Site, bin...er r , h er Lostositurs co/wheel had chained, awl be had cruet y til ltreate.l her, without ails othiv lowa , than hounded „teak , . sy Vinci Isis return 1in0..., tha ce,ioir erecting ij, or same little ulterreiton, he Jollied ;he thaw, t oo k insisted istpe, like a jii•k hOe, six or seven times . w It iris she produced, nod Homo's! her wills it, uremia' , hos tell she :oetaine isiscceilde • bee b.kek sas so wilt it lornisA, tb - tt, bid -it.- iseelreel they Issues fro .1 a eat.o•- ~, ~ tnib, it could not Wire 1a.,11 worst. She added, that he r hush:soil's temper was co •ti.l.lst; that she- the aced tkie eneeis • of ho ancer whets they truzlet thetnike The low:awl, a resswetahle-lontasoz item, silt:nit *S;lorl•.; caned epait fus - leis deft:owe, said, duet what hos wife alleges!, was certainly to 4e; 'chi, led' I)..emayrery 'r e e d ... A i proper side, and be thee knew n!itlswie amimcl t,,r but ith.t he would seises :—He thorn stated, th It nitres to out runnel. r set theisea Hissoital, ant, 4110,•.0, 1.1 hie creditably, Lot engaged Mined as a pats. de E ot.orturnotets, ahnula teelernsouth siore, they went to twig.: so U kept by a widens WOM3II, why ha.l Iwo tfti,r4.lcl - eughtscs, Girth sopa. rated feints their husbands. The mother, gie.tlye o her its. honour, allowed these wunsen to introleste tentlemea, etrawyes, its her house. Cooterieing these reusales very unfit re....e.ates for his wile, Le Icier rem...slimed sole her his keeping their campany, but to little eF.et ; she sect:oll to hare imbibed some of their louse to.stattors and was gel Cu.( too rsi. for him; be, therefore. rest. • .-ii to leave the bowie, wild I4ke other apartments; but, twists sstocishoteut, sleets he 1111361.- know,, this resolution to his wife, slit. 'sloth el, that she was sere comfrt:Ode whirr she war; soil, if he wished remove, lie We ht ; she ....oltirensaiot. Estotitug gentie words had no weight, he determines! to try covens. melt. -sonic %Viten he returned 110Uw 4.0 rectal, as wen Lis cu.. toots every owe-snug leefore be went scn duty; he Garnet seer of the proateibrA Wtalat•U iu hie 4patielletila ; lists kOollrel ha ratr,e, :tad, telien she hail it-ft tee will gene his wife tdietztoe, sr . :as the roite pr ..:19:•t .1, wool, be ha,loo Jouht , her Will night be os son; al. it le,la 11,0 remised fitly lashes; he' meant it to M. so; but, os tt laid nut tamed the shrew, ne it 'had not bad the desired effect, he rues resolved she should Ire his a de nu loorger, and Le would hewer satire colisbit wills tier `• t hat .4 wit l de sire," said the wife, .`•we will newer see ..Ur souther moor," " Content 'am 1 ;" replied lice husband, " and so it's • settled." The If 11.01PITR• re add s 01.?. ..hart e bid here. fully only irtirothitesl; and, if the wife pc, aisted, he ;algal give Intl for Isis fours apinvrance. 'Eke W 0111.14 ernetnin U. her eaftly, and her husband was cousespa-utly lurked sip till bail is tenet-need. ..• . M F.ETLNGS OF CREDI'I'OI KS A i' (iUII.DIf .1‘.1., - TO•MORIC11W NI. 11. WilaiAlll Sherill, Burr•streei, 11'31otoitil,, d..-ah i a: 1 (-Woman - - - to - - Gr.., ~.,. Rlerkle bite of Ite.ohn k...at, irrinnio igzr t In Jame. Bur tl, feCida!, Wu-las4llll3d, 4. 411.7 “6 , 1 ....11:t. Swill - - - • 9 1 EilwaraJacksondlorodr;.d.oun Sum:, hti4 et - 3 1 Henry !litmus, late ot liniehtsbeir!;..., Middiesta, pis. per.stainer - - - - 3 19 , Elisibelb Markham, ifinsey-hatte-0,tk. , ..t. Laudon, buts her . - - - - - to - Jauses Forrest. king street, St. Jame'.., h iktr - 2 19 -limn. , Cook, Bristol, lookout! gless.itoanufacturtw - 9 101 Joseph komittri, . 4 1.1ttel &gale- dreet, t.uudun, goldsmith 1 to 1)1011/ENDS. William Walre, 5r . 141- quart., hoodoo, sallow le Ettonrd F .:. ton, lat.. of t';ieltuotle, London, groom 10 Melded Chorke, late of 11' toitethapel, but uuw of Witte • llooss.htue, 50.".1e)., faetor John P. , oce, Alth-late, Toulay.strcet, Sealkersik, lightcrnvot - - - 10 Asidn'w Cheap and Asuliew I.uti‘boas, Netr-coort, Swahili's-hue, I.uouloti, men hunts - - 10 John Hatuoltoo 11 ~,, 1..., late of Little Tower•hill, Lot.- film, t hart .solfer - - 10 - Dore! litorne, Alrlarspite.street, Loudon, cabinet norktr - - If C RTI 'ICAT LS Junes Nightingale Ropier, of lit., totoltridce, linen•druter leans Peon, of Lenther-tatw, and rokon man. John Cr . ..at her, of Manchester, Ltinesseh r, sottJu-spinutt. Gmoi3O., Sriky, York, harts cic.er.i. Clutch IS 41:, late et retth•street, Solar, while sex, nsiu's int et es . . Julio Tenaaat, late of Oxfitrchstreet, ine-mse slant. PRICE OP diTteCIIS ON S.ITUEI),%Y $ per Crest. Redact.' li ,, :i 3 per Cris( (;aaeols 4 pre' Cent '' 'I; i 5 per C'enl. Nary Lung .4unailiea Imperial ditto Olumn ui. India Stock 111'14 bonds FAvbieliour Bills rutil,ll Lowry Tickets —ell. Ile. Consols for T BISII, Stuck-broLer, 4, Coralt.ll, ■ud 9, Marin-cleats It 111TH. thi Thursday, at Bristol, the lady of I.evi Ames, jou E•e. of a son. MAItItIACF.S at lotadir ChfPn d, rAr i . :sloth sin of the Late 110tt..1 hollow Chiliad, of Eloall,Staifirolsbire, to Rita di of i:,l-., .cont daughti r the Lite Captious Julio MIII.IIV -11. 11. of Leagb, 10, C 116•111. 6111irC. • (li, hursday last, at Mello, by the Rev. J 01613 iti f en., Mr Joidi Siiihius, of Enrolee, draper, to His May &haat LIILLIO.tar uifJorearla fieith e tit Otella..hoesonwt "lboines Lre,, M I). implies. of the late Most Rev. La. CPS' • pi nirr ' to 11,se Aleigaret Troy, oily daughter at St a i.r Ir.', Esq. Porterstuoti, comity mice ut ')l,,st Rev. lir Troy. John Judkis Butler, Lori. of Waterford, $o Elum, elde,t a:milder of Mr Henry Pelle, of (irafitio.street, Itablin. Last week, iu Oxfordshire, by the Rev. Mn Dupre, Mon omer I)esehampe, • French emigrant gentleman of outer thin, to Miss Cecilia Bowie', so accomplished yotiag with a genteel fortune. By the ker. Irr. Rose, T. H. Woodtburpe, of Eau. to Mies Decant, of Albemarle 4) " l'neuloY last, . 1 homes Hartle Forsubar, Eon. elil sun tit Sir IV•lter Farepiliar ' flart to tor. Rorkli.i - , daughter and ~ole heiress of the late her Morton ut %Vovdford, in Essex. DEATHS The sth till at Scraptoft, near Leicester, Mn.s C311 , r, wife of .1. hn h. Carter, , VTUIII.I illUgbi(l . . . sod aged.._ , Esq the late Maury Lutwidge, Esq. Whitehaven, niece TO Admiral Littwidge Miss Mary Mottley, daughter of Mr. James C. Mottisy, of Portsmouth, to her Idth year. Lately, at Lord Motuitford's, at Chertsey, Bernard Au to) Bruce, Esq. of Beaurpa.re, is the county of tinuthinoo The ancestor of this family came over to Ereeland with If limn of Normandy, and the Connor. UT gave him Waterer, r Ili a reward fur his services, which the faintly have possessed earn ann. On Friday, the 7th inst. in tin Cloisters at Windsor. castle, Mn. Aylmer, wife of Vico.Adtniral Aylmer, aged forty-Sve. Oa Tuesday last at Belford, Mrs. Mary Bunsen, io the Seth year of her age. Wednesday Mrs Peach, wife of N. W. Ptaie, Eel Bowahaus-hossa mew Menchn-Hamptoo. LAJNIN/N Printed .by i;.13 t fk , elP., Bo 19. 41011 Bosirearourt, Carey-stsett; awd pnlaloilnd at the Vans No. lg. Back of St. Clement** Clootteb, Strand, by J WHITE, of Milt plsee.:—Ordor., Aar. t. 4 tow Paper, s e t " ' , Abet Offmc (post "paest;.. tii toe ditty oat.