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~~~. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL. SEPT. 27. Bailed yesterday His Majesty's ship Ant rive, Ci.m. Isadore Sir Sidney Smith, on a cruise; and the Dili iron sloop of war, for Yarmouth. Came down from Sheerness the Shade sloop of war; and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships, as per last. This morning, Rear-Admiral Douglas struck his llbig on board the Leopard in the Downs. SEPT. 28. Came down His Majesty's ships Woolwich and affrira. from the River. ' Sailed His Majesty's ships Speedy, for Dunge ness; ;Festal and Ca&kg, on a cruise..—Wind N.E. PORTSMOVTH, SEPT. 27. Sailed, the Mira frigate, with the Diana And Al- Sion East Indiamen, for Madras. The Diana is the ship, of the last convoy, which put back to Cork, damaged ; and she ha; again lost convoy, as, through some circumstances unknown, she could not proceed, although the Malta lay to off St. Helen's, an bent for her. She is main in a state of preps ration to proceed, but the 31alta and A/6i.)4, are out of sight. SrPT. '2B. Arrived the William store ship, from the East ward ; Drazas man of w.tr ; and the MoJey gun brig, from a cruise. Sailed the- &eh bomb, with a convoy for Ply month.—Wind N.E. attester). Off Pottsninuth—ohe R inns, ferrie ; frnm St. Vine•ur.. At Loverpool—the Orem. Tnther, from Nrw 15 , 111 , wiric: Merrarrt, Rowers from Charle.tots ; and the Wat.on, Leake ; from Arehargel. In the Ckde—the Jean. Wilkie, tom Antigua; and the Ajax, Stewart, (Pon S' Vineent'o. . At Caarleaton—tbe Either, Irani and the Anel, Bator, barn Africa. At Tertoia—thelfancoart. tom the coast of Afr.ca. EAST INDIES. CEYLON (Nrr LI IGENCE. Zit, set of a Letter dated on 13,•1r et Ilk M.,jmity'sallipShoernelic, it Trincomalee, Dr-. CI. " I presame, long ere this can reach yott, you ;nest have heard of the unfortunate aceident w:iii-it happened to His Majesty's ship Shrflgeli. Captain the Hon Lord George Smart, of which the follow ing are the particulars : On the Sth instant, the slip was working nut of Trineosnallee harbour, in com pany with the Transports. consisting of the Caro led/is, Lane ; Moser', Daw:on ; Bar . bee; For , it,ale, Hughes ; Vipitaxr. Ward : "Irwin's*, Hodge, ; and G-ei Itu , trro, Kitson. .—One of the ships, the .1( 7 .. , e, Daw on, vel.ilst the Sbeerness was in the as of staying, came stern on, with top-gal'ant sails, aud sail set, going through the water, at nearly four kn• :in hour; the force with which she struck she Sh•esri,t, and the con cussion she receivA, not only cariied away her asizen-mast by the board, and main-yard in the slings, but ahs:lutely forced her top-sides in, on the quarter and main -deck, and started most of the treenails on the lower gut -deck, and by the fall of the misen-tnast, carried away all the mizen-channels, with a part of the main -channel; and, in short, every bolt and chain, from the after-part of the main mast to the quarter gallery (which, by the bye, was ton away), are broken to pieces. Whilst the ship. swere entengle4 the Saantess WAS under the necessity of letting go her best bower-anchor, from which she infortunately parted. when they were not more than a cable's length from the Rocks ; bur, on letting go *second anchor, she very providentially hrnught up, but so near to Mat Me Point, as to threaten the ship with inevitable destruaion ; and from which situa tion, they were compelled to warp tlie ship up a-breast of York Island. in the inner harbour. On the 7th ii.stant. the illiatrest arrived her:, from Cot ing a, which tore charge of the cnnvoy, and, after the Itlyse!v had repaired 11.:r damages, the whole saled, on the t Sth instw.t. I think it extremely probable, that the Sheerer: will be ordered round to Bombay, for repairs ; of which, even previous to the accident, she was much in want. The few artificers that this place affords, delay the repairs very much • it is, therefore, likely, the *hip will not he ready for sea in less than a month or five weeks, and than, only, with a temporary re, air. The frißouing mel.inchnly acciyunt of the suffer ings and death of two Officers, and part of the crew of the Hon. East Intim Company's late cruiser Fly. is 'waited from a letter tv. a Gentleman, lately strived in Calcutta, from Bombay, in the slip Caul k " The Qsreen arrived here last week with dis patties. Pcor Youl I after being taken by the dr same Arabi, war carried to the coast of Arabia with a Mr. I.patie, Mr. Flower, and thirteen Europeans, part of the crew of the Nu ; the whole of whom suffered great hardships, and were aelually sold for slaved but, through the intercession of a Wahabie Chief, who had been among the Erigheh (when they were on the point of being sent up the country on camels, which came down on purpose for them), they were released from slavery ; and, a few days afterwares. those who had survived the ill treat ment which they received, and the severity of hunger, subsisting only on a scanty allowance of dates, end, now and then, a few cockles, n•lrich they reeked up on the beads, together with exposure to a burning sun or violent rain, were permitted to oc cnny a corner of a boat going to the Persian shore ; r twit ten of whom arrived safe at a place near Nockbelno, and thence shaped their course towards Bushire, begging a little food as they went along ; the relief, however, obtained by this :repeal to the humanity of the few whom Providence threw in their way, being but trifling, was equally divided. Tool, Lamle, Flower, and one or two of the men, ke, , t i, ether, end luckily, a boat or dow going to Bushire. came tu•ar the shoe-, and they got on board of her : the day aft( rwards a fewer attacked poor Youl 1 ht. lingered tour days, completely worn out; and I regret, that I rusts .I.4ti, he died the Jay before the boat got to BuJure. Mr Flower died the clay alter they got to Bushire. Mr Loane has arrived h ere so the germ, and fears, that, of sixteen Euro- peans, only t,.r have survived. Poor if,,ul was once with/ '• .. e I (if Bombay, and lit::e Onogh t 7 " •Ar . re that Was ire octal 4 • ,t , 1-. ....‘ . .. s o ' 11 ....,..\- 4 - • , , 1' 111711 .I.MP4ON IT f 1 I r . AStER ICA. titworpitlC lL AVG. ira.. Ch•valier Do Foronda, Cottstll-general from His Catholic Majesty to the 'Joined States,' informed the merchants and others, witont it might concern. through the medium of The efteterinah Da Acker ti,rer, of the ith of July last, that all vessels trading to the Havannah, Santiago, and Trinidad de Ceiba, &c. that is, to the ports of entry in the said island, should have manifests of their cargoes, attested by the respective Conculs. He has now to inform, that the Intendant of the Havannah has issued the fol lowing Decree:— PIAVANNAII, -MEV 3, lan3. Signior I)on Rafael Rouband, Intendant-Ge neral of this island, has determined, in a Dec ee of the 28th of June Last, that the regulations pointed nut in the Manifest, or Ordinance, of the Bth of February, anterior, of the revenues of the marine, for the commerce of neutrals, receive the following addition : " The Consuls, or Vice-Contule, of the neutral ports, from whence expeditions are made (and in the case of there being nn Consuls resident therein, the persons authorised by the Minister Plenipoten tiary of His Majesty), shall certify to tht accounts or invoices, with the expression of the particular port of the island to which they are dire led, with an individual relation of the number, weight, mea sure, quality, and value, of the kinds and effe,fts comprehended in t h e cargo ; under the intelligence or knowledge, that whatsoever shal be discovered, that was not included in the invoice, will be con fiscated without any indulgence." A duplicate of the invoice and manifesto will be required, in order to remain in the Consular Office, which will be opened from ten o'clock till two in the afternoon, every day. Sundays excepted, and such other holidays as are prescribed by the Catholic religion: Also it is desired, the merchant: will en deavour to have their papers presented the day pre vious to the sailing a their vessels, so that they may not experience any detention from the necessary bu siness of the Consulate. They are likewise desired to take notice of the httlilications which appeared in this paper of the 21't of N!ay last, which say—Dry goods, liquors, and provisions, will be admitted in neutral vessels, under similar restrietions as those imposed e: the commerce of Spain ; observing, as an indispensible circumstance in order to be admitted to an entry, to tt sub vessels must have clearances dire,2 for said port. Coaiu:ar Office, A lg. 8, 180). PIRA I IC A L CRUELTY. We are «4 , 1 , m celled to record ;More creel and harhaton , .t:t than the me we shall now detail. The hr teeru, Caot. Boom, of this port, sailed from Kin.- •nn. Jamaica, far New York, on the 6th of ./ply. Oa ;S e 1 Sth,she wa captured.swo leagues from Cape Sr. . 'ebony. 1.% .1 • , panish galley (belonging to H.svai•n.t) with . I:, with two masts And two square sails, a Rau* Miro,. The galley was commanded h) Capt. Cann, and manned with thirty or forty Spaniards and Frenchmen, with one Irishman, who served as an interpreter. Three days after they were taken, Captain Brum, the pas sengers (eight in number), and the hands, were all or ered below, and the hatches shut upon them. In this situation they were kert through the night. In the morning, the pirates prepared their knives, cutlasses, and clubs, opened the forecastle. and called for the Captain. Oar of the seamen (Peter ate!lemin), with the view of preservis g the Cap tail'', life, stepped forward, and ascended to the deck. The ruffians, with their instruments of slatifthttr, having arranged themselves in two ranks, compelled the seaman to run the gauntlet, while each gave him a blow, a gash. or a stab, as he passed. Captain Brum, and his passengers and crew, were all, in succession, taken horn the hold, and treated with the same horrid cruelty, excepting five French passengers. An English gentleman, of the name of Smith, who was one of the passengers, was beaten with such severity, that he sprang into the long boat, and broke his ante in two places. The mate of the brig, two F.nglish passengers, and two seamen, were put in irons oa board the galley, and, three days afterwards, were sent ashore at Conyabouta, about 180 miles from Savannah ; and the brig, with the Captain and remainder of the crew, were sent to Campeachy. . . These faces we have received from Peter Duche min, one of the seamen who were seat ashore in irons. Ile made his escape from Couyabouta, pro ceeded to Mariel, put himself on board the ship Cste, and arrived at this port on Monday last. The objet of these barbarous wretches was money. They offered to release the Captain and ship on receiving 6000 dollars.—/ Coss. Ad.) The Rev. T. MOIOAN, Prebendary of Wells, has been lately instituted to the Redories of Ashley cum Silverley and Kiriling, Cambridgeshire, on the pre sentation of the Earl of Gritnroao. The Provost and Fellows of Oriel College, Ox ford, have presented the Rev. -- LaiscsoolsM.A. one of the Scni ,, r Fellows of that Society, to the Vi carage of Abctfor I, York:hire, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Eovtatto CANNY. Oa Monday, the 9th instant, was tried, at the Great Sessions for the county of C.rdigan, before lowa LLOYD, Esq. and the Hon', ruble RICMAIO RYDLR, c...ze of great int; ...441CC to dm coal rnercial world: INF KUM r. D. DAVIZI. This was an india:flent prefe. red by Mr. 'Thomas Davies, a merchant in Cardigan, against the De fendant, who is also a met chant in the the same place, for a Libel ; for that ht., the said Defendant Inflater a feigned name), d:d writ e a l etter . d ate d Cardigan, 14 - h December, 1802. direeted to the Master of Lloyd's Coffee-house, L-mdon, charging the said Thomas I)Avies with treachery, alleging that he. the said Thomas Davies, had combined with one Harry Winter, Master of the brig Cordate, of Arundel, which was wrecked near Cardigan, on the 10th of December, 1532, laden with previsions. bound from Dutt'in to London, and thereby defraud ing the underwriters. The Jury. after an impartial trial of four hours, gave a verdia f Gartil against the Defendant. Thi it Lordships, dizr addressing the Court and the Defendant, on the enormity of his crime. Ns :ener-d him to six weeks imprisonment in the coilinty vol. and also to pay a &se of 1001. FROM LAST NIGHTS G.IZE7TE. _ urn _ MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Cenunsis,i.nas in de Wiltshire Yeovniutry Cavalry, sitabi i> fk. Lard Limit-send. lliontai Grove, Esq. to be Irt:st Major—Dated Deorsaba 1803. Richard Esq to be Seennl Majer—elate Lune 20, 1803. Cewatatietts us the West Kent Regiment of Mania, signed by the !Awe, Lie...moose . Thomas law H00c44, Esq. to Me Major, vice Auden, ►e . signed—dated Ottober 24, 1804. PARTNERSHIPS DISS , I.VED. William Horton, Richard Smith, and Juso,ih Nonce, of R nosileourt, Milk-street. Sept. 28, 1160 J. William Weetc►, Robert Weetch, and William Wool's, within the city of Bristol, undertakers. - Thoina. Hatl'ey and 'James Richards, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, merchants. June 20 William Bourne and Peter Young, of tipper taw Smith field, in the county of Middlesex, pawnbrokers. May 22. John Satterfield and Thomas Elliot, in Market.street-lano, linen.drapers. July 19. Finch Mollingworth, Thomas Robed liollingworth, and Wil.on Holston, of Boxley, ill Kent, paper-makers. Sept. 1805. Mary Harding and John Moore, of the city of Coventry, wat,ll . , ass. makers. Sept 25 Partridge anti Ws(ham Rome, late of Bow-bridge, near Stroud, in the county of Gloucester, dye's. Sept. Is, 1805. Derma Howard, late of Manchester, in the county of Lan rader, grocer, and Edward B.ildon p of the same place, Rorer. Sept 17, 11103_ _ . _ Robert Stowart. and James Sutherland. in Charles-street, Long-acre, county of Middlesex, brass fuutulers. Sept. 27, 1861. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Il .ghee, of Cross-court, Broad•court, Long-aere, in the county of MiJesex, money-scrivener, dealer and chap man, bona Sept. 24 to O. 29, at ten, at Guildhall, Loadea. BANKRUPTS. Chriaopher Leo, 101714Aniel-eourt, Throgmorton-meet, in the city of Lindell, merchant, dealer and chapman, to sm_ re..da, on. 5 and 12, and Nor. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loa- Attorney, Mr. Montefiore, Cornhill. "•• " • . Matthew Pringle, now or late of Walworth, in the county of Sauey, flour-factor, corn-dealer, dealer awl chapman, to .urrender. Oct. 4, 19, and Nov 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou don ktorncy, Mr. Martin, Vintner's Hall, Upper Thames btre,t. Rishant flamer, of Saville-rove, Burlington-gardens, in the ennity of M. ldlesex, wine merchant, to surrender, Ot2. 1, 14, and Nov. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gcorg.! Atkinson, Castle ssreet, Falcon-square. John Baiiibr de, of Walsinghsm, in the county of Dur ham, draper, grocer, dealer and c Lipman, to surren.ler Oft. 17, 12, aid Nov. 9, at eleven,at the house of Ms Charles Turner, i in-keeper, in the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyna. Attor , ,,s, Mr. \Villu , of Gateshead, in the County of Gin Lain, aml Mess.. arid Brochick, No 43, Kew-lane, Cliea;4ade. William Travers an I James Bate, both of Warrington, in the vaulty of Laiicastsr, racers, stealers, cliapmen, and c.. liartnets, to satire. d...r qv. 24, 2:4 and Nov. 9, at WI, at the Fagle and Lnikl,lVairington. Attorney, Mr. Fitchett, Wannigtim. DIVIDENDS. Oct. O. .10m Che.thain Torrey,l;te of Manchester, in the county of r, cotton.manufat.ter, dealer and chap. m nt, at elcv •it, at the house of Mr. Richards the %Vilna R-aflon, in \ Linclie•ter. Oct. 23. Julia Cole, of Niinittawton, in the county of Devon, shit! kerl.er , tnaltster,n...iler, and cha;tmen, at eleven, at the (Toth! Inn, 111 the city of Ea”ter. Oct. 35. John James, of the Borough of Truro, in the county of Cornwall, nion.v-scnvener and tin-merchant, tween ten and twelve, at the Red latUll Inn, 11l the paid do.. tough of Truro. Ocr. I. John Took, of Mcthwolil, in the county of Nor folk, rocer and d ape', dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Guitd.iall, in King's-Lynn, in the said county of Norfolk. Nov. S. John Burton Tonining., now or late of Purtsea, in the county of Southampton, grocer, dealer and chapatis'', at ten at G1111,1;41, Loudon. _ Oct. 19. Francis Sk-eg, of Davis-street, Berkeley square, In the cou.ity of bl.dliesex, oilman, at ten, at Guildhall, Lundua. Oct. 19 Thomas James Fenwkk, of Penance, in the ento ty of Comeau, line i-.paper and shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild 'all, London. Oct. 29. Timothy Virtue, of Ilaieni-rsmith, in the county of hfidlle,ex, carpenter, at ten, it Guildhall, Imildais • Oct. 2d Jaime Gi Meted and Michael Guest, of Manchester, in the county • f Lancaster, cotent-me-eha dealcis, char- Men, and c m.artnees, at ten, at the aialigewater-A,ms, ill Matecliestir Oct. 92. James Cheldock and Randle Kee!", Lite of Wigan, its the county of 1.. , 11. eter, motels, ilealera, eila: me:4 an d partners, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child dun , in Wigan. Oct. 93. Withaus Ovenham, of the city of Exeter, La ne . chandler, dealer and eh:gime', at five, at the Ilan-Nemo len its the said city of Ex,ter. Oft. £2 Charles Rose. of the parish of Saint Anne, West moaner, in the county of Middlesex theowieunger, dealer and ebeptnan, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Nov. 2 Charles Stephenson, of Piesament.street, West minster, in the county of Middleeex, etationer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov 2. Janathei Fullieteel, of Barbican, in the paisli of Saint Giles, Cripinegate Without, in the city of London, pawn-broker, dealer And chapman, at twelve, at Gut:Ml.ll. 09.29. John Burton and Jame Hirst, of Manchester, in the county of L.:ilea:ter, ti ober- merchants, dealer, and chair men, at eleven, at toe Dog Tavern, Manchester OS. 21. Thomas Bellamy and Juhn Bellamy, Of Birnsing ham, in the county of Warwick, japanners, dealers and chapinen, at twelve, at the Hotel, in Temple-row, Bit. measlier,. Nov. D. Robert Berridge, late of the Old City Chambers, Bishripsgateetteet, iu the city of London, merchant, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall. 0:1. 29. William Mid, late ot Oxford-stre.s, in the parish of Saint M try-Ir !mime, its the county of Middlesex, carver and gilder, dealer and chapeau, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Oa. 29 Thomas Knight, of Burgabestreet, in the city of Canterbury, shoqkee l ier, dealer and chapinan, at one, at Guildhall, Lond on. Nev. 9. Beigainin lyre, late of Tokenhottwe Yard, in the city of London, merchant, dealer aol chaptimn, at ten, at Nov 7. John Dixon and Williani.Jelery Moe. et the city of Exeter, merchants, at eleven, at the Glebe Tavern, iii the mid city of Exeter. CERTIFICATIS....Dee, 19. Richard Hinfky and Williams Wake did, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, manwhetteress, deems and cisak men. Charles Lovelnek, of Durham-street, In the Stiand, in the county of Middlesex, dealer in wine, spirits, and beer. Robert Dixon, of Taff-srplAre, steer North Shield., in the carat, of Nes thu nsheriand, ship owner, dealer and chapman Muses Woolf and Lewis 14 , 11.11, of Fishemenger.alley, in the Alle7h of Suher utark, salesmen, dealers and chaplains. :72er Camaro., lam of Pall Mall, in she county of Mid dlesex, aultiesseer, dealer and chapman. Job. Beek, of Bridgewater, its the county of Somerset, iron monger. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. ro-rroamar al. a Fe heart NathaaW Harrow. Leadmhall-etreet,, baker el 10 Robert limaau, Broreserbuildesp, St./Amy-axe, eons. dealer • 2 11 CUTIFICATES. /she Hedrick, of Derby, to the Goma, of Denby, grocer, dealer and chapman. Humphrey Davies, of du torra of Pool, la the county of Watt gooey, innkeeper Walhalla Cleric (potterer •ith William Wake), late of Ring. mon upea-Thaotee, is the county of Surrey, but new of Campbell Common, hi ens mad weary, eormrhaler, dollar and earparan. Metro' Rerertey Wetkloe s of the Strand, la the seamy al babwdadtat e draw aid sharers. SPORTING INTE L LIGENCR, • 11031 DA Y. sue 13. Th e ais. Cup. gin Sir W. W Wywit, last hr Ham m Sc. (Two mile Mush ti we* by ' Z. Yount,. lag.es b. g. tliwead. 5 mold W. Loyd. Esq.ea. b. g 5 yrs sad - Hou. T. Kenyan Wood Moral - I • is 3 2 LULUS* Ir. Sel. Cup, the Sumatra Gm (Two sale bents), was won 6 7 .1. I.nekles, Fsgr.'s b. re. Beaningbrosugh - - 2 I E. Younde, b. g. ressrsd - - 11 t SAUL 6•V. A Subscription Pirse . of WI. for 3 and 4 years okt (Teo • brats), was won by Mr. flowker's b. e. Rowat Oak, 9 yrs old - Mr. Penshertores b. e. Forester, 4 yrs old - Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.'s b. e. by lamed Earl G:ossenees eli. e. Vandal, 4 yrs *ld . waDmisoiV. The Subseriyaloss Purse of Mi. Irwer-setllle bout Mr. BIM 'eon's b. g. Coelsopinosr Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.'s b. t. by LULLS - Mr. Barker's b. e. kuyal Oak • 1 3 - 3 1 ▪ 2 - SAYS DV". & Sweepstakes of Vim Guinea* each, with SO Guigitat a 4 by the rend. On•-mile heats C. W. W. Wynn, Eines b g. Cockspiamar Hon. Therms Kenyon's ►. e. WA* a►bit Sir S. It. Glynn*, Bart'* b. e. All-Meel - W. Lloyd, Esges b. It Midas . - Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.'s Highland Lam - E. L. Lloyd Emir'. b. m. by Benningbrough 1.). M. Wynne, Extra b. e. Somme I 2 t •1 4 4 •4 3 j - 3 * • cs.. DONCASTER it ACV% 1803. TNt/asnur, StPT. 4G. Sweepetaltn of Vv. each, with 23r. added by the Gwynn tion, fur Fillies then thro..-year olds, B.t stch...-Teso mks Mr. W. N W. !beware Mia I riropipe Teazle Fitzwilianet hay, At arniuthrough . g Sir T. tia.en: A ii.r•• brown, by Sir Pater, out of Violet . Duke of Hanillton's hay, by Spadille . • . id Mr. %Vat's bay, by Bnuniabrougr, oat of Mliu lurly - Mr. PickeringN bar, by thinned. out of St. Ana . 3 to 1 on Misr lloropipe Teaa1.......W0ra very zany. lionises Sisk.' —Seee;ertalc4 of !Pp. each, Writ nice, lc. so carry 12st. and to he role hy mrlemen --Four mil, Proper Certific itei tr. be produc:ed before running. Sir M. M. Sykes . * b. mby Pegasus . . Mr. Mellish . * br b. Itudge, be Clout - Mr Horton's eh. g by Young Eclipse, f, yrs erld Lord Middlermis b h. }try Devil, by Jointer Sir r. Boynton is • Subscriber, but did nut nether . I - : ; I , - One Ilundred Pro ml Ware for three and four-year old.; t' year old. to carry 7i Y f nor.yeAr 0:d. Sit. cobs allowed 21h. and maid m fil4es 71h.--Ilan, ton or. • each —To pay Three Guinea. entunee, whisk is to Le i,11,/ to the owner of the se-nod n it horw. Col. bc. Langtou..l yrs old - 6 1 1 Sir II T. Vslie'a b. c Mister Rot', 4rn 0111 1 5 4 Mr. Hurton's be r. Cleveland, 3 yrs o'd . . 4 2 Sir W. Genteel's Dr. c. Young Chariot, 4 Triad - Mr. Flint's b e Srminaton, be Sem/sues 3 yea old 5 3 'r Mr .1 C. e. Sir Andrew, 3 yrs :4411 . 24, Mr N. K Hoalpon'. h. I PriaciHa. 4 yrs aid -dr Mr. 11,4,011.11'. I, r Stavel,r. 3yn o;i1 . dr Lori Strailinere's b c. be Piiolor, out 01H...rouse, 3 yrs idd dr Mr. Smith's b. e Ilmoonsenes, 3 yrs old . . di Mr Kula!". gr. c Eaander, bt Delpinl, 4 ynold . dr Sir R. Wion's 11. c. Stammer, 3 yrs . . At Mr Themni.on's rh. m Ira' by Overton, 4 yrs rid .Ar Sir T. Gaseoigne'. bc. be Sir''Perer, 4 yrs old . dr Lard Grey'. b. e. T.wnß Maria, 3 'mold •- dr Lord Fitswilliam's b. c. Caleb Qiutseete, 3 yrs old - dr 14 to 9 apt. Chariot, 6 to 1 agst. Langton, Ito I set. Muter 6 tty ; after the heat the same; sod alter the seemed heat 6 to 5 on Langton-..won easy. Mr. W. N. W. liewitt's Mies Florn”ine Teazle, gar NS. ree h R. of Mr. E L Hodgson's b. f. by Mooroock„ 7.t. 111 b. 100 s 100 g. each.—Two _ _ Mr. Ila - iley's ch. pony, 70 beet Mr. Chamberlain's br g. Tally 0, Sw. wogs. each, u. Mr. II ind's bay filly, be Moorcuck, - darn by Matell'ere, agiitist Sir W. Honlork's Callum. by Overton, est of Pals Flower, then th ec year stile, for 100 p. half forted 711. each. Two miler. 7t04 on Gallinrwirron by the latter very any. Sir C. Turner's colt, by Precipiraie, *et of Alenseb received h. ft. from Lord F. C. llihornes brother to Hipp. camper, Sit. 21b. airh, for 3011c5...-Two , FRkE OF STOCKS, UN SATURDAI . • 111 per C.nt. Consols . ' !Si I} S per Cent. Nays Nlji Itiipzrial 3 per Omit lAlpOri.ll Aninittles otline.. India ftondi Is. 2.. dis. Exchequer Bills P . nets". Luliery Tickets 191 19s. Coasuls foe T. LSI I, Stuck-beaker, No. 4, Coekh9l, s u 1 9, Charing-oov.. I'HICIt 01 MI NH STOCKS—Sart. 14. Gov. 11-N••• tor, 35 per Cent 691 Gov. Stn..k. 5 p .r Cent tif Royal Canal 1.0 , n. 6 per cent 9ll COURSE OF I XCIIAI Anasterw.a. J 7 0 I U• Vitt'. at 36 3 Ron:T.ll,n ll SP Y U. Han:bufgh !4 11) Mona 24 1 ail% Pan•, 1 day's Int 11l 6 Duo . . Vb 14 2 U. B..unlsaux . lb lb iGF ERID AV. Sart if. Venice ...... , 60t L. 4.4 611 Oporto 6ll tlrs.M.n l2l, I Cork 1• Cadu %lade ut .... t. Bsllua Leen,' et Hanle, %MA 46 Dublin on London (Still &Iraqi nit London Svpi Ifs.t on Do'tlut f !Hun I. 1 4. waawr. P.etuse I G.l los C.nin and Ewa par se— • 0 • DweVowns . ..... I , " New Dollars %Ives in Bats New L.ws• each Agla in the Meek ef Holland 34 per Coon. .t. 23/. . 21.)) 7 il At .4,v. BIRTI IS. At Ilaywood, near Cloosserl, Iretaud, the Lady of Charln alai, E.g. of a daughtor. In Ihtban,. the Lady of the HMI. and Rey. J. Pomeroy, brother to Vwcuent Iferbecten. at a tans Wedoesday morning, at rapine, the lion. Mos. Greefigr Lady of Pascoe GreutSll, Esq. M.P. .4 daughter. M: ltai AGES. Thum lay sennlght, at St. Fit n Barn's Church, Cork, he the key Edward Stnpford, Tb MIS Etq. b MIA Seward, hoth of that c ty. Tues. Los, Q.h.orts serve Cleve', Roth, Edward Go,- don, Esq. of ar.notley, ill Moddlissaa, to MI. J. blather, of SAM. Friday. at 'Malcot Church, Rath, John flaky, Fag. of LAW' da11i11.1.14C4 , , to Mrs. Richard..., poniard &aglow of the Lite ISIMIIII React, EA. M.P. for Dcohy: Lately, in Corowell Waleet. Beth, Mn Poiret, wife °fed r0M111,4 the 3!tl RVittent. At Stamford, mewl PS, blue Ans Sweinke.... Nerdy deeshter of the Rev. ittleratei seeinete, Reshot et CAA* Aelthy, near Nce thumps... to Chattainontetteet, Dubbin, rensonhy Meitt.wnttb, tn. the Jae tervlvag am elate Hen.' /lyre Meletwelth, 4ettOte 4l . On the TOM town, cepa lira% ialliadary, the enemy e Mileage. HKIH W9lllll THIII DAY•AT LOKIXI:4 1111111(it.. Mem. ohs. Acre I 11499.... 49 mut aftCr I. LONDON :—Priseed by 131101ttig DAVI I SON, No. lA. Wych-elm's, IS. 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