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COURT OF SESSION, EDIABURGII. FIRST IsIVISION. Tan DIAGISTRATER Or EDI r. MrS4RF. Gig. SUN, Tth.l3lliVA. A%U ( 1:AIU. The I) fenders are firtf4, merchants in this city. (Ca; iearvd to them that the town of Edit). burgh rxecttd nt, emusimus ruts fi. s tuwll 1,1 il ,. sad in an u a• opal foamier, the sum drintii.Jeti trutu thin bring in, re than e ti..t their fie:goloturs, pos. messing subject. of equal value, paid. , They, tittry fore, complaniril of ball of suniperisioc, to the Lord Ordinary. A variety of ingeniont arguments were Med by the Cinintel 011 both sides. Lord I-Minato; Lord Ordiniry, on considering memorials for the parties, found o that, according to the table a i.nually delivered to the Stenteinasters, the rental is fixed at sit per cent. of the purchase m.unies of the houses plosesserl by the proprietors, and tour-tiff us of the real 'rent on houses ocenpied by tenants; fuuds it not•dented that this role has beeti followed in ii‘ing : . he rental of the suspenders: fluids that, (ruin the alteration of the value of bowies, in cocsequence of which those in the centre of the. old town, formerly posseetird by persons of rank end prOperly, are now in the occupation of inferior people, at rests comparatively tritium, • general volti.ition would not afford a ju.t or proper standard; finds, though to particular eases some may take place, yet the rule udopted by the Steia-master s is, upon the who:e, as equal and pue:ter annoy that can be suggested, end according ly has been followed with few, if soy complaints, previous to that now in question." Some procedure haviug taken place after the abler interlocutor was pronounced, hie Lordship, " in respect this is a question of a public mature, ping deeply into the powers.' roagistrstes on the one - bawd, and the rights of the inhabitants of burghs on the other, appointed the easy to be stated in informations, and reported to the Court. Oo ad vising these, upon the with of June last, their Lord - ships adhered to Or interlocutor of the Lird Ordinary, and subjected the Defenders in tenets-es of proem!. A petition was presented against this lodgment, but it was refused on the 131 b ult. It was ebseried, from the Bench, thabit was al. way, impolitic to alter esiabiialied rules and prac tices, esperielly where end) affect large bodies of teen, or cisarnunities. if this doctrine were well feuiaded is the general eme, of which there could be so doubt, it certainly applied with greater force to dm present instance. SECOND DIVISION. CITY OF IDIOM /ROI V. 11.!ILDISRII IN Flit Fl - ROYALTY. The question at tune between the parties in this ease wes, whether or at the Defenders, carrying ors their motbasioos in the extended royalty, were bound to enter with the city as burg e sses ? It was nosiatiriued by the Magisrratra of &ho bos.. oho Fermiers, that, by old statutes, sad by the constitution and practice of Foal burghs, the Magistrates c• told r ouipel Lall who carded o any professionsor trades, to eater as burgesses that they. weld men raise the duce of ratty when any expasistralteration or improvements were made is the hetet 'ohm. upon lotilAng the North Bridge, an Act of Parbretit had beta passed, e xt ea d uag .the bbeelies oft City over the lead, mew occupied by the New Tow n; arid certainly the city of Ifeiliu bash sever once iaterided to pert withers important a banish of Oar ri..y's raven's', as that arleing from the entries of veer tradesmen, and ferias whish it was Chilly is tiuded to deft-y the experme of build iog the bridge. They colatwslerl. that the Art th ex :Ltztl royalty bore them oat in their ' ses te t ; is so far ao. by that Act, the M agu i ra t cs sad 'Csa 'lre declared, to have and copy ttse same rights, wiedeges,t Mid juriolietions, user the grounds anarened.as they enjoyed and exercised over the ancient royalty; and are emitted to levy the tante mad% duties, cinemas. and oilier taxatious, within, the summed groilude; and that, sinc e th e year 1767. when the Act vets passed, the :11.igistrates bad blot is the practice of comiclturg oil who ex ercised say trade within the stew hums, to enter as boriesses with the city. Aeswered by the Defewlers--That the old sta tutes Asada a by the Magistrates, merely •p.. 04 to thaw who tltercieed their respective trades otthus the/amino/ royalty ; that the Act of Parlim nerd extending the royalty of the City of Elio. burgh, dot so under certain limitations and reserve. Coos. decleriug it lawful to every perifou to exer rise oily trade or calling. within the l e ,,d e buismex. eii, in tbr warm meaner as formerly. The clause in ibg Act ism follows—Jo And it shall and wry be lawful to all mot every person. or persons to oxen:ler any trade or salting within the limits of tiir lands hereby annexed to, and comprehended within, the still royalty. any thing in the present A ct to t h e contrary notwitizetandiaig." The building of the North. bridge. it was couternled, had no eorirtee• tioowith the present case; it was aboudaittly clear thestspense of that building could nut he de freyt:d from this dues of entries of burgesses, but by the fraptdattee. pons's went., imposts, roisil-userners. kc.,lnt.,isxich Vie emended royalty ie The simple lineation was. merely the right of the airy to euutp.d tradesmen iii the sew extrud e .' , e) -- alty to cater as burgesses; arid. Wider the close to the Act quoted, the Defenders concerned that they hal • eight to exercise rheit pptfeesions without b e , lug 14114 to the right of jurisdletion ceo . claitited. Tlir vertigo(' cause origi:sally before the Dean of Citsild, who pealsibited and discharged the Di. felltillf. (mos carrying on. or exercising any saer• chiadise, so 'aim they were sot entered burgesses of the rioy. Thsisesitence was afterwards affirmed hr Lprd U t obertota. (tedium", cur the Bill.; but the Coart,,m, adriaina a petition and answer., watt a coodemendeoce mud mowers for the parties, al tered the judgment of the Lord Ordinary mid Dermal Goad. aseailued the Defender. tram the actiotte mat foetid tjte Magistrates of Ediuburgh liable in code. la this cam, a petition. praying las so alteration .1 the **meat of the Court, hirsiseeu refused witlitmt aameer. 414/I.OIIIITTRa Or BRINOVRON IP. CUMIN INGRAM is* aromas. This Action has deorioted before the Court for endeavour to explain 41011 a cooper w pee. Bible. The Defenders are not members of the In. corpora lon of tioldsmiths,but keep extensive shops within the city, where thee sadJ ever article in the jewellery and silver hue. 'the ;Incorporation, colt. :ruing that their right.; were encroached upon, brought ao action against the Defenders, iu. w hick they contended, Ist, That they had the excitunte •iri;;ht of nosituldeiurinic a;1 gold end silver work wino; the thy of Edinburgh and its liberties ; That the 1.). fmcleta had no right to maistilacture nor employ others, who were also utirretinets, to maisisfacture gold end silver ware within the city ; 3d, The Defenders hail no right to take the name and character of operative goldsmiths, or to stamp the ware sold by thew with their iuitieja ; and, lastly, That they had no right to purchase bullion. and deliver the saute out to unfreetnett to. be menu. factored, payiug for their gaols the prime cost of of the materials, und only journeymen or servants' wages to the victual LUMPY filet urrr. Answered by the Defendeni-.-That they never disputed.the exclusive right of the Incorporation to manufacture gold and silver work within the city. They, however, contended, that they were entitled to employ trod/omen residing in the sobarba of the city to fabricate their goods.—The Court, by • dual judgment, had found them entitled to import all articles of gold and Winer ware to sell in their shops ; and certainly • tradesman residing in the suburbs, confessedly without the rights of the In corporation, was as independent of them as any tradesman in Birmingham or Sheffield. The peo ple employed by the Defenders were not their jour neymen or servants, but master workmen, and paid as such. lf, then, these men were entitled to work in the suburb,. the Defenders could not discover upon what principle the Incorporation could pre vent them from employing them.. as well as trades men residing et a distance of 500 miles, The per sons so employed were, moreover, freemen as well as enfreenseti, and were at liberty to work for any who choose to employ them, amid were, in fact, often employed by some of the Incorporation themselves, The Court, in May 111108, found, that " the Defenders conceit lawfully manufacture or share in the profits of the manufacture of goods, which is the privilege of the pursuers to 'manti s es's, * or sell; ' but before deciding farther, they allowed the pursuers a proof of their allegation, that the de fenders shared in the manufacturers profits, and that they paid only the prime cost of the materials, and journeymen *or servants' wages to the Ulaall. fa ct neer*. No proof of these allegations having, however, ben led by the Incorporation, the Court deter. ' mined the cause upon the previous procedure, and sustained the defences, Hs.olizisig the defenders from the whole roue:u.imitt of the action, with a proportion of their expenses. Their Lord hips were not unanimous is this judgment. Some were of opinion, that the em ploying utifreetneo without the burgh, was an 'admen of she rights of the Incorporation. The majority were, however, of a contrary opinion, and that it was no evasion, bat as legal and lawtul as purchasing from a (redeems, in Birmingham. It might, inflect, he defeating the rights of the In corporation, but in such a way as it was impossible for th e C o urt III interfere. in 60 far as ad proper line of distinction could be drawn. It was, how. ever, otweived front the 15. n h. that it was much to be mortised. the* the I 'cur t uratiott tu4 fiat thought proper to lead any proof of their allegatiows ht this case, the result of which might have pro bably removed sassy of the difficulties felt by the Court. As it was. tiny were 'bound to receive the avermstat albs Defenders as the fact. A petition, presented iu this 4e, praying their Lordships to explain anti amend their last interlt, caw, eras, ea du- Gth tro. retu....l without otts*ers. The PortugUrse brwtisti:ie Henrietta arrived at Bristol, from Madeira, en the VALI, ult. with the remains o: the l'at.usa ACLA ND. Eq. of Fairfi.l,l is Somerseishire. The b o leer (instal toe interment in the family canit ut Sto e.,tvey on the 30th, and was attended the cullowiug slay hum Bridgewater by hi s pr i vate f rten d s , sod many officers of the Brilvewater Local Militia, which the deeetised was Lieutenant-Camel. The procession moved from the town, preceded by the Staff of the regiment. the band playing the deud march in Saul, the drums muffled. The pall wink supported by Colo:iel Ausw, filajor Captains Coast WGZON. NOLL, STAADLIN 0, and CROSS; all anvous to prove, in the discharge of this melancholy duty, their respect awl ie , :, , ard for the membry of this excellent and lamented yuung urns. A few clays ago, as a diild belouging to Mr. St.t.tuur, wl u keeps a ebouidler's shop in Drury. l ane , was ' , mu; too near the fire, the Hernia coin. to • :lied to its clothes, by whit h she w.. . 0 dread. rally burst that slue het datii.letously i!l, but hopes Ire eiitert • dor her recovery. Cunt s I.cuAuv.—T t he following Lezary, be gneatlird to his Master, by the Nlarquis DE LA PAZ, Prime :Miiiirter and favourite to a King of SPAIN, about eighty yells ago. @recta to Have been utterly raillected by the: Legatee and all his successors ; and it w n net till the present time that the value of th e be hint was understood ani properly esti mated by the people of that country. to whom, in am+ a crisis, we may hope it will answer the de acri;ition given of it by the testator..--The legity is of a singular nature, and may be received as a cu. rions anecdote fur anon is as follows : " I lw , rokith to the Moe 4y Sloeter, dte. the Crime& slop of the Goon of Greet Beitaiso.-einre vs psi,.. to re stive of ometisnoble price; for wEilet Spa'. ran sumo it. she bath imothiat to fear trim all the Powers of the roweive That hones participate with their riders in the plessaures of the theorise well-knew:l fact ; but ass extraordinary instance of the lees which these ans. mats have for sports and company was rhewn near Lincoln last oath. The foa.lionods were passing near Catieliy.hall. the mat of Crimes Tefrt a .14 Eel. when two comb has..., made wild by the ct y of the hosed*, escaped from the lawn. (over a (care which wee thought suißriewt to have coedited horses bred for more arrik uses,) and followed the chore to a considerable distance. They gni as fir from home that they were ant found on Wednes day, un which day (leer Jaya after their rocape) bullion+ were circulated, deicribiug the frolic. some srusawe3 a. eev.r- , 11 Isms; but Wor shall Use plass debt partiss iu as • MEiTtNcs OP CRtltiTnitt AT GL ' TLiIAJIT.L~ , • Te-W . .. eintoo. ~ lii K. 34mes 'Bradley, late of Nlahl.taiie j , Selethaask r , Silo% ,e't ::., fosisier, btu uow of Rochester:rent, smith - 311 F 41,1 1 0 41, tors, iiiint.6ll.Atteet; r...k.,:eririsarif -„ a 1- i. Jobe ltienutituu litprise t Sedbairy,,Fpuiolls, Widt.llo32. ... . . • thew • • - - , - -I so Dienes Boswell Murphy, Pletedilly,eueeteller - ai t James Lake, Hyde-street, Moonshot:if, dealer and chapters - - Jobs Buse and William Hone, Stritid, bookmelcra - Samuel Hardaciv and William Berserd, Little St. Timm &porde, =reheats - • - - 3 le Wipeout Lerma, late of Biskop`mcletie, liwopskira, currier - - - . 3 I Joins Moustaits, late of Pattern, Middlesex, victualler 3 11 Joke Goodhue, Qoecnatreet, Cheapside, Loadoo, merchant - - . - . all James Grist, Portsea, H a mpehl r e, stationer - 3 le George Edward Faller, Oxford-seran, jeweller - a 12' Thomas Gordos, _Thomas Steedsma, auil Samuel Rosined, late of Tower. street, Landon merchants a 111 Robert Knight Feeley. Titlarks, fiertkaloproualdre„ shopkeeper - - - 3 to Jobs Roberts, Kent-road, Southwark, stogie-mason - •t 11 William Merritt Mill-lane, Southwark, merchant - 3 I John Swill, Commercial-roarc Middlesex, bout and aboe-maker •• . - - 3 10 Joie Marsden, Rochester, Kent, linen-draper - 3 I I Rickard Joan, lalle uf Buir Church-yard , now of St. Mary-Axe.Loudon, merchant - - 3 I I Jobs Richards, Bailee-ruw, London, merchast - 2 I TlOllllllO Crawford and William Crawford, Pupla., Middlesex, suisie-mesons . a 12 William Westall,fille of Muunt-strect, Whitcchapel, . . yeast-merchant r • - 2 It Thomas Eastman, Vlemearinisae, merchant - a to William 'Huhn. (''teat SI. Helen's, Loudest, wise.. merchant . - - g io William Ball, Badge-row, London, warehouseman - 0 12 John 210111e11, Holborn, compoisitiommenefacturer - it la Francis Millard and Julio Lia, Sit:Ague, Loudon, - packers - - - 2 I Charles Price, Strand, orobrellmmilicr • - aln George Willis, Both, upholsterer - - a 1 Julie Rogers, late of the Strand. Middlesex, anti Thomas Thomas, late of Gliartier•hause-aquae, Loudon, taerehanls - 2 II Joseph KOlllOl, Bear street, Leicester fields, druggist 2 to John Greig, Ghaeleestriret, Hempstead-reed, taker all Ahrens Atk lua u remise, y• square, merch an t - a Is John Shearerlft, Glorkesterstreet, !Amgen. square, tailor - - - - aII George Smith, High Beech, near Leighton, Exert, victualler . - - a is Thomas F-rriagles and Christopher Boa stead, Weed alert' Cheapside, warehousemen - Samuel Daily and George Maguire, Fun-sheet, Crip. plegate, km/mongers - Jaime acminoas sad Charles Pelee, Pieketestreet, chceseeiletters - - . Matthew Goff, Wandeworili, Sturey, millwright - Jobu 1 3 / 1 013C, Piccadilly, lial-hatimdasher George Jacksou, late of Tutreitheas-eoart rued, and of IL/abridge, Middlesex, oil mid molusr-ssan Edward Butler, Bockioxham plumber Iltigh Leeky and Charles Binh, (Ed Jewry, mer chants - • - William Ellis, Dove-row, Ilachney-Seeds, Middlesex, carpenter - . • Juneau's Haire, late of Wohern-court, Blooms . hury, illiddle.es, broker - Christopher Leo, Dowgate-hill, Landau, merchant Michael barium, Goalvtos - street, Whitecbapti, tailor Thomas Hill, Brightest, Sitars, cabinet -mater Jolbo Davey s.d Matthew Vevey, late of Bread-otreet, . . sacrehants - - Edward Collies, Rt. Mary-Axc, boot aad shoe maker - • - William Balabridge, William Fletcher, and JOlllOl Barber, Banes, Surrey, seop-manufacturcrs - William Wosimitt, Warislawurth-road, Lambeth, Per . my, halides. - Robert Raskin, Croydon, Surrey, limes-draper DIVIDENDS. Abat=grafter, Broluglaalloossor, - Lo a d o i.4.o, Pe* . - . Therams Elliot, Bedfortiorect, Coyest- garde*, tailor Joke Bamford, Whitectrapeireed, Middlesex, `lam seller • - - Samuel Allen, Cardiff, Glautuemmakire, feillermngee - Fleury James, St. Mary Axe, Leedom; and of Coe staathiopk, merchant - William Macleod, Upper Crpwrietreet, Weslesineter army-agent . - Jamey Popplewell and John Jepson, Lawrence Posit. aey-lane, Loudon, bmkery William Warwick, Red Lios-street, Cleekeewell, jeer. eller William Newman, Caaterharyoquire, Soothwark; Surrey; sad Poole, Dos stabler; merchant John Hand, Kirby, &splices, Westmorland, barker Heary Tailing, George-street, Brick-lane, Middlesex, victualer - Thomas Linforel, Ch eaps id e, London, silversmith - Arthur Williams, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, jew. eller . • Limed Fasten, Dover Kent, hirandy.snerchatit - James Pete r Perron, Upper Graftou street, Fitzroy. sonare, merchant . Fredri irk Wagner, late of Uxbridge, Middlesex, - clothier . John Reuss, late of tAing lane, Bermondsey, &wren'' l inner - . John George Peters, Chatham, Kent, reinfection'? . Deco Glutton, Toole, mitre, Southwark, cam-mer. chant - - Ada m m reliant Kruse, Cairo-court, Br o ad s t ree t, L ee d om, . - . ThonmeAsliton, Potties, Hampshire, litet•-draper - Hawed Davies, Old-street, St. Luke's, Middlesex, - wiclutiller . Rupert Brad. Caroline-mews, Bedford simile, stable keeper • - George Palmer, Plymoath, Deronahine, hatierilaaber - 3 11 a 1 9 1 9 1 . I'lo • 3 1* 10 - 1 11 - 1 1 - I 111 - 1 10 I 10 1 IS 1 12 1 14 I Itt • 1 U I II - 1 10 . 3 34 • 1 li - • 10 - 10 II I 14 CERTIFICATES. Henry Madam, of Nevgale.streel, Loudon, tat ern. kerptu. Richard Jackson, of Rea Craminmet. Susa* ask, S ore, etlifyissg datiller.y Sansaid Dulesatud, of Sheffield, grater. Abraham Hancock, gr u*v. ita.learai lku, , jUn. ortke Lundoes-ruad, Southwark, coach maker. Jannis Tetstall„ of Chriaelesley rurlset, Wurritaler, tailor. Matthew Harkcr, late of I/Athos*, Rutland, ot.rt c.v. Francis Jackson, jun of Great 1). au lA, York, dr utgist. Hebert Ten y, Oleff Ut tilt of Iladleigh, Suff , slk, isacrevr. Samuel Thus slim, if I male', Re. Wolk, usalsseer lill6llllll Hutthlaon, Sinals'a.lniskinsgs, Lvaelcaltall•streel, Loden, i ar.swrchaut Thomas Martin Plotkin awl %V.ll.am Phillips, of Teryfurd, Wilts, menlamen. Jam,. Taylor, lute if Aisses-raad, whisesmilk. Archibald AI Aleclaurelt-ase Landau. ass re haat. Joha Mackinaw* Browne, lam Fillsvatreet 1141, Loaduel ; sal mew of C.sruleersell. Sarre) ; rut *Thaw . Gregory J. menials Carta, of Gravesend, Kral, alopielkr Wilissia Sparks, of Hessea.court, Castk street, bucester*, fields, Muldiesta, ruiner. On the 231 ult. JaMIS in'Arril was apprehended at Neweastle, iu COOMNIIIrnet of iiihirmstion re. ceieed from Semiland, on a ro•erge of intirdetiog his own brother, and has v.iiiee been 'skit to Edin burgh. This mail and tweet his brothers wrought at a sliiiiiiq.mill railed eramond 111.11, shoot five miles front P.dtobsr g b , and while the workmen w.re receiving their wages on Saturday the Ipth alto he mid one of kis brothers eiwairelled *ILO thei r work, and from words they came to blows, when he teak up ■ piece of iron and struck his bra t* ever the head, three different blows, which canned bis death in too dap. • Tartar :• itchy' cd au &uienton tlitp (suit from, Lortbig h 111166 7 ..4.% end brings. no ki r t ,er : tn. n 1 •-•te r 4,1 .oir for to,Muo last mini el Li ) I N , Nit» Ann-ries. ' • .4aAirAL Ake armrest, the Ne?!rtte stamp 'Trn, Thoupts'o; the Iliaaldo, liarrid. :tied tior; o f Is gum r4eh. Irons the Er.tttiatti and atom-ship, Capt. Wa:000k,VILII (..1%47 Irma I.„L, 5. , 1101 MI a c rttivi Iter.tergia the Stork, 15 •gutsti. • s ornate t e revemsn run nye& I t h w . I,l,wai • tisk 441 cloy, yst wort tl, s rev from Cie I)Jotas aindw: Hue Rdrici, /(looks. ai4 linthb.-r, hive .lot auto 1404,,, Part of the Wet fur& Lure arard : It faired considerable 4i.ti'sge is iforte. Almelo them ; one ship. the -Nesbit, fide.o.dmiei rvao foul df by another. wawa slot krone!). The ft bus returned. Tim J , dl of . 1 1ienew.tle. i;er. ana , ter, vor t4l.eu atiout :1 rirloa:k en Asti night, off the Osiers, and rrtatrea i the /A., sloop of war, et fire the next. twesain v , i t the ./olio fooled the Freuelawsulia+our awl al, btfurs ha aurteutiered. PLYMOUTU, DEC. A /1 4(1 the Thrbe of Atootrose packet. in SG front Cie Bowls'. Spoke the I:: ya! 50".„k 3 of tra• acid Lo/as frigitta about d 'south 'tip, we!l. . . Arrive:l al.io the (iorj:a4 vta-brig from Rustle. ►i.vttoltvft-tMcm, are. 11. Lost ni;ht, •nfilted the amllarVetun store.tn . from Cork, and this day came up the kiailseur %Vela out of limnoare the Piereer gu.. proceeded iminediately to see. A Court of Inquiry has beer held on G o t. ley, .f the Adsenktre pasko-te foe haring. p ot Falmouth on het passabee to Hiroyuki, no d York. I-le hat Isormur.lAy Beloit tea, s a d "d i , by the Agent to proceed is tea jou:Ad:10 find he met wittt damage in a gale, end rot by an enemy of superior fury,. • IrAirtormtwo,„, ; . lo. Arrived the Maxilla trout Li .buts, v.+, 0,. She wiled with the Duiplnn and to. Aral cf traine.. with French pri-oners. tlesertert. Le. iranni • the Dolphin end 12 tail mine time siert.. the other ten wail ofr thi. port jeiterdvy. 7.'digie and convoy retain. I. V 1111110 . 2011. Int. 12. Pot into our •oe,d.tend the 11 est In tot seal I bou flee:l 4 wider cooroy of the a1ei,.(1.14,1 G.,/: frigate 4. • • 'Sorsa. tire. 19. I The Brirstrer which was limit ni g h t is here. is the Mulelsiah Of. iti gum aul it bhe iontook the timarie sloop of war !us a aserChent boariieri her, oheu resell of the Frenchmen wi.re knocked rererbeard rid &arm' ed. Another privateer was in sight., but e:.serving the fate of her companion, thought it praileut sheer off. I DEO. ittr.l4 Rial•J ehe Thrboa fr;gate. a ernizi off Z He. d.—AVend S. Wows heti: rriFtt rain: Pipe eclqnk p. atilt Mona a ply bct iLsi ehipl.ing appear to ride out all well. The /kW, Geonca tleFro lbws., of Pttfit from New Brunswick to Ph mouth, pot into 9..itly 2'tth October. (In the Witt she was plundered 1 / Yt French brig prirutecr. of rigging, sad.. sto-;•. &c. owl the fp:lowing day was boaeleat L. the Char!-.t nrivateer, of Bayonne, the Comins%dcr of which!ollvred to anpply the ficpe with any thn %be was in want of. At soon as the Charles woe known to. have been captured by the idwrlia fri. Kate. the Committee of Lloyd's sent to Mr. URIEIIi for an stfidasit of UHr trestne-eir hr re. eeived from the Connuander of the ; and on receipt thereof, a few day. I.swer, traleimitted it to the Lords Ceiwwweiwlfts of the Admiralty, and th.v hove had the plea. sure of toeing informed. that in consideration of the circumstance, their Lordsliii;a* hove been p 1.11.. eel to give an order for the release of the Cos.. mender of the Clarks, ow his parole. We hove that this conduct will hare else effect of good treatment Un Lie part of the French privateva to British vessels which 'nay fall into their pow; r. tit they will thus be &suited that inch praise-worthy conduct will meet its reward in this country, the fortune of war make them our prisoners. ___ PRICE I)F STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bald) 91.. A 3.• • ' - Reduced • OI•11 . . a ,nt . Long Annuities l7 0-1 6 i ()madam 3 i 4.. India Iknnle Eurbegurr Cale 7 a Cutisals fur . a 671 T. RICH. Ikock•Brokir. 4. Corekill, sad o, Marin-Croy. 14, r 4ii ' e . r, Ira. % 01 11 I tot:. . coo sew r. Mel of 0 04 GJA4,. 313 1 w co rit•d : It :L e *mon, e, WKS ". ]tier., iii ttot /.!,,e Se" it 1.... to • awl 4 1 . , 10 1 1 DEC, n . in SG, , ' rd . : 3 111 tU llge. Ivo gg sti DEC. ste!e.llll . haelsaiu Artgon, • CAPIt. Tit le put is aw l A; Was* w was chased 919 . ID. 11. 4 - Ifar traiiae,;• warl44l No •. ant ea* • • wrs.l2. la sod DVC. 19. broregtit is . 1 au owl r.l war !ro a sescll or mod &woo: t e%serawig proilont .• w tr. 14 olf likely le, bit iLs I of rePflt into ainierrd I , est L. the ainaTl&l or an tr.t, ',lodes woe It to Mr. .-or lir Chart s ; lay. s.stscr e oini.witiorrs d the plea. ,derailuit or berii plats. the Cos,. We + , tve gaud Iraviteva E 0 r 1111)W.q. na wise-worth/ ,try, shnal4 otters. ► y . 241 1 . ssjl 04 6 1 0 . 4 °. )9 C./ •• 7 9 • • 6 71 L-Brolids. _NARRIAGF7f. Al litalinzuo„ Wiltshiee, by the Rev. William Gteit elomeh, Rector of Tat e (th e I,Ady'a uncle), listen Mitlecitte I'4 of the loner 'retook. to Aunt, eldest dawgider of heti 111.ter, of Msoldingtoo Hosso. it, Sunday last, at the New Church, !treed, Mr. Mato mom Ilarthog Kelly, of the Mond, to Mom (kipper, of Marie ford. DEATHS. Oa Fd•hoy the sotto tilt Mowry J. 0 1 ,141 Oashill , OVA PA gears, the w rood SOU of Mr. John Gambill, of Note oghass.ve Hu dealt eras occasioned by a fall Itsekosni• &gamut the tog sharp bar of a grate, and tionailey breaking • blood.sessal to hi, heed. • Thoemiey senaight, aged 77, the litre. W. Illiaaisg; M A. many pear% Ranee of Due, end Gee of Owe Coineigoineeee of Tarn foe Die Nandi-ed. The valuable Rectory of Dtes was late in Ilia ova peesentatioa, and now in that of ►ie eon, Ow New Mr. Massing, Rector of Westing. The floresood Wei likewise Rector of Geldeetua, la the praseahatioa d ?ohm ►rn iris, Eye, 11. Theniy eight, at Paekisitten, lie seed or tho zia ye All. stank Min Fronds IR &gawk Eng. Royal As 011101• 1 14, • Member a die Academy of Solutes, and of the floyalAea deny olshretbatm , and Historical Palntor to pawner Log of swedes. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGE • M.wi. • wig. altar • j anis. II main. after 4. LONDON :—Mated sod Pah!iehed at the Ogee. No to where ,Mhertivaatata ate teeeteeel, and Letters (poet ►aid) mast be aedreeetd —C. 'mini, Ike. I. Clouret4.lna, Printer... 4 WRITS, Na. :e7 39 " 4 1 Pahtioher