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M, jilt Wilda lootLec pod to /oar bosbasd--10 i to her lter tfie it io his duty to writs to Inn. t seen---Adieu ; 1 will el ides elligettce relative to tar--0 e at.. -1 embrace youv-a.Asbeni . . _ TALI' AcciDaNr. cling stem *marred at Kk es IVednesduy isestplag-: the stone, Thomas Itaject, Julia I, Ebenrser likettisems, sod Jobs her pilots, took • small joist with nardlbeir pilot beat, lying nir the Aug Mr, a umsonslom wove snuck poet her, in the sight of IL 1111111ibY Untheall. The spectators directly ante men evert possible assistimee, it, end the spruy to strong, that it difficulty and danger. A stsopaiss wiped into the water to the myna , teen, but in this humane attempt mach twoised, as to occasion tonsi. Lis losing the use of it. we arc at he is winctiosig better A man vedict in drar4ing oat one of thi: • p:- also brought out be some other Thomas Rayner, Jokes Sadler, anal 'venter was mock • injari Wier, to all appeurauee Welt st, but the the Humane Society being judlca asidrnble time, oinks. the doicciost raven, surgeons, whew lassilul.'e est• praise, he was at length te,tored it some signs of life. but having re ns sin the head, nil attempts t./ re proved itteffertnal. He bas let : two of them ,are your; saris ens e, stud amok'r serving on hoard i s thrown to Benison, which lie cue the sum who had hold of it was on and before tiny other prawn could Han, being exlisiteteil, let go his hotel lie has left a wifi., hot no him ay— ly on the host upsetting; he has lett tutougst others of the surrounding cideut brought to thcFput;the peers enduavoaring to save the lint, o f natal shrieks and cries of their wives melancholy tiding: hail drawn titl e distressing In Ike extreme. E IllAlttiE7'.g. :][CHANCE, JAN ft. residers** supply of Wiles* arrived ly in the foarnottu were at a small ad litcratartt• ucarly at last iitootatiuu. hurt rupply. weal rallor lo t tlirr. Ia but little thartuation. Wee ut the lucre are also short t•upplirs of Oats. rt quote 4 dearer. Flour silliest IS M PRICE OF GRAIN. 4. Eti3. Bean (old) .... 7os. 7541. to. gUs. Tick Ileum lout) nos. 700. tot Ss. Wes. Outs ISs. 30s. 41j41 'Vs. od. Poland. 430 440. ud U. 055. Putstue ditto 46a. uct a tow Rape Seed but. eel. us • Fiat Flour 750. Niro 40. 595. Seconds 7 O B. 78 0 RICE OF HOPI. POCILItTS. Kent, JI. Ins• to tea Snlicx, St. Ili.. t.. tl. ' raratutin,sl. gl 111 41. 141. at. 104. 41. lu4. IIITECH • l od. id+ od. Hay 51. se. to til.twe. New, —I. —l. to Clover, et. too. Is Ales straw, II. Se. to H. 11A. [ELI) MARKET, J•N • 9. 'Cutler, a good supply of prime beasts, -, in general, WAS considerable ; Beef, ork, are cheaper than unr last veport, must part, was pretty %risk. The sales ra somewhat lively ; Hay has dropped in ,farket ; Straw fetcher., • better price; cc. The following prices ausl ustallwas ment : the Offal per stone of alb. • -is. bd. Bead of Cattle this day .- 41. Id. Beasts ....... ........ 5t,370 0. ha. 401. Sheep' 17,640 t Ga. sd. Calves lto • mt. 1/11 Pigs .. .gto 0 LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Caress.) ss. 4d. 1 Veal 4.1. N. to Os. $4 46. dd. I Pork sa. ud. to tie. 441 PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, TO-111011loW. Jusepb Cration, soul Julia Burs, ine-meschauts Dr grocKs, YV3TERDAY. tt4uceJ • tibt 6 Cons.ds 6'.4f ex. div all iasy ties laxities 7; it dts. 7 8 preys. tills 6 8 press. .. 67 T DISH, Stualdwaker, 4, Cornbill, and 9. atariavcroas. H STOCK/4 J I Debeatares 3 par ceat...../ail Casts.. 97 IF. OF' EXCHANGE, J•i r . ti. s 4 s U• Ig it ts 7 g U. it s 211 , 4 Al'. IA 4 hJ S I U. ?.1 tt iu papa'. 14 (itert. is riper 151 tfieCt. 1,11 - - Venice tts Naples 4s Liu.lion r • 6 9 Oporto 692 DrLAu lO Cork to: RULI 10h. Portugal Goldin Coin sed Bars per oz. -- New Doubloons.. New Dollars — Silver in Bars — - New Louis each — Agio of the Bank of Hullers:4 'xi Cent. BIRTHS. , at Albion Clinton, in Buckisetattithire, ut Luke, the Lady of Heury Dawkine, jun , m Cheitiire, tLe Lady of Major Clasept ti Light Hr.igunona, of a 5011. at 318rukull, the Lady of I'. Drew, En DEATH. Dulwich, Jima Sort, daughter of R. F Soft, race, Esq. -- , THIS DAY, AT I.()NDON-RRID 6 r afttr.. e j Ewen 49..nsin after.. r *toted Gy D WIDSON, No 19, , Cam greet, and pnblirGed et thr of St. Ciewser;'4. aeon+, Strand, J same place.—Oecter., fer *6lO Yak •. paid'i r will be duly ath:sdid ". _I minima 1887. THILATRIE-ROTAL THIS PRFSENT EVENING..IdiI. 11, ism Their Majesties' Servauts will perform (for Ithe time), a New Comedy, in five acts, called, MAN AND WIFE; OR, MORE SECRETS THAN oNr.. The Characters by Mr Holland, Mr. Powell, Mr Ellis. tun, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Wroughton, Mr. Joboatone, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Smith, Met Striven, Mr. Maddock +, Mr. Specks, Mr. Evans, Mr. Webb; Mrs. Ha t lowe, Mrs JorJau, Wm H. Siddions, Mrs. Scott. The Prologue to he spoken by Mr. Mathew', and the railogue lay Sirs. Jordan. After which 'tilts tiuse these 12 year.), the Pantomime of ROBINSON CHUsuE; Oil, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. Itch:neon Goose, Mr. Robert ; Planter, Mair ; roiter's Man. Mr. Fairbrother ; Lieutenant with a Sung, Smith; Friday, Mr. Latureut. The Original Savage Dance, by Messrs. Goodman, Hope, Mello, Naafi's, 1 Ws, See. We. THE SECOND PART, Ilarhlnin, Mr. Garhois; Monlaria, Mr. Male; Lover, Mr. tairbrotber ; Cupid, Mies C. Bruno*.; the Clown, Mr. Itavgamt. t olnnalrisie, Mrs Sharp. Th.. Dancer by Minter I aurent, Mrs. Sharp, ie. it. Tin t.* Comedy of Man and Wife; or, More Secrets 01.11 Out. pei forme., for the fifth time Faso sight, ass re. erisril throughout, by an overflowing asoliesice, with the /richest marks of approbation, andre‘.terated bursts of ap plause, from all parts of the theatre, it will be repeated every evening till further notice. The Pantomime of Robinson Creme; or, Harlegiiin Fri day, continuing to be received with Ike Isig:irs.t applause, will be repented every evening. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAT-MA r; II ET. THIS PIIP.sENT EVENING..ta.h 11. Iso9, Their Majesties' f4ervaam will set the Tr..grdy of MACRETII. Boolean, Minot of Scotland), Mr. Chapman ; FT aleolin, Mr. 'llioaspoon ; Maelwth, (Arm time,) Mt. Yoamg ; 'Nor. duff, Mr. C. Katable ; Bangor, Mr. Murray; Lethrr, Mr. crerewell RUM, Mr. Brunton. Lady Macbeth, Siddime. To which will be added, the Musical Ente-• - • WHO WINS? OR, THE WIDOWS CHOICE. iambic El..teinpore, Hr. Fawcett ; Caper, Mr. Lion ; Mdly, Mr. Chapman; Matthew . / Mole, Me. Sinnuona ; , Mr. Denman. Widow &Hair, Mil.. C. limbic; Li mo*, Mire De Camp. The Pantomime of Harlequin sad Mother Gone con tinuing to be received with anivereal approbation, will be repeated to-morrow, Friday, awl Monday neat. Toonorrow, the Comedy of The Mau of the World Sir Pertiuse :11araycoptiant, 'Are Cn0kr.....0n Friday, the Tra gedy of The Gamester: Bee.trley (lira time), Mr. Tring; him Beverley, Mee. Siildwo —Os Saturday, the Tragedy of Othello ; with TOM ThlllUit the Great.—On Musuley, the Play of hang Healy the Fourth, Purl Tueeday, The Provoked II Inhaled. OLYMPIC PAVILION, IS EWCAST LE-STREET, hIIIAN D. 8. 0 From the many disappointments experienced by several Logo* and Gentlewcu desirous of seemly the Oin Chionisep, the Politic are meet respectfully informed that they commence at hs.lf pest six pre: ;se:v. • is and reel Evening this Week only. JR, !bib Roe Move to yews, a Osekorontie Capriccio, The LITTLE WORLD; oa, Ouilots Chiaois. a. Equestrian Esercioes' by the Double Company • and Mr. Smith....26ti, time, a Greed Spectacle ' called The FRENCH INTRUDERS ; we, TIIE :MAID of PORTUGAL ; Princi pal Characters, Mr. Crewman and Mrs. PariterwoVartints Seaga, by Mr. Johanuot, Mao Illonigreen, foc.—.To run t-hula with (14th time) the popular Pantomime of QUIXOTE and RANCHO ; or, Harlequin Warrior. Dar leggin, Mr. Crossmon ; Quixote, .Ir. Cooke ; ancho, 11101.1111 ; coil Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Second Price Malt yaw Eight. N. B. -Riding *Ought, fr•on ten till three, by Mr Dare Gad stile Assistaam. • s e Ou Moiday, 16th inorant, will he produeei, • new Spectacle, and a new ilarleitsinads ; wish, by desire, the Cotillion andermatry. Dauer, by Eight 11... art. SUBSCRIPTION Per ths Behead the diatrossed I'l66)r:tots of SWEDISH FINLAND, and other Portia SWEDEN. TILE Committee for relieetue.4. the diotresoeti habitasits of Germany, sad otheriP , its of the Conti- Scut, have received auth. title 000110111 its it the ealoraii.es which have befallen the late pseeta4le people of Finland tee of a most heart-rending afitriligg Latino the prist ad details' whereof m ty lie hat frowi bitty of the underiacu tioired 31embero of the CoMmiftee. Never, perhaps, was en appeal to the Benevolence of Britons wore ii.gant, and in, orrovlnt of our COIIIIII , TCIIII and Political Itetattorts with that country, more consonant to justice, that. the present Qui ; for the Widrers, the Or phans. and tie helping Objects of this Subscription, risme in the resistance offered by Sweden, in conjunction with Great Britain, to the aggreasitios of France. The worst& Mailed by war are always poiraset es-rnmior and Winter 'make them still severer I but so lasisare can depict, in aderptate terms ? the iceentukted misery now exist ing at the seat of desolation here alluded to. May it never batmen or experienced by any that contnbute their aid is this ingrance. N. B. The C..inrnittee will continue to remit the money sabseribod fur the abommentioned purpose, to the Com mittee at Stockholm, which Mime tie Brat reinitinnee from tbigOommitise) His Modesty the Kier of Seeder himself ap. pointed. _.---- , TllO C 410411111110 have received the followiwg suliseriptiosts, 911 rise several done and two gsbleas each, and smaller suns, which are have omitted far want of room. • 001.1100411. strasestrrioNs, TO T 110414 A MI. Messrs. Was Smolt 3s !tfr. J.Chtpliam, Leeds to 0 Co • • 21 0 Messes. TV. CI wham, Them Nana, lin, MI 0 sod J. Clapham, Joe. Maley Wane, fag s 3 jun. ditto . so li Mann. Ws. &Jobs Anonyms" pre J. hole • . 111 10 ' Claph-un, stn. 4 0 Messes. L. ilt M. Wilts to to Mr .I.tig.leii,T hawses- , A L . dy,by Mr.Sasdias le o street . . 5 0 Alesirs. Graham all Josiah Roberts, Esq. Si.olooo. • 10 19 Gough-slu 41C S 0 P. , :a 5 ..,. .to Rev. J. It ut. , n sod 'hi. Hearty s it Friends, Wallingford 5 5 A ' naiades, a. A. . . to to Per Mr. UMW 10 0 Messrs. John Roberts Dir../030.1Cuwell S $ laid Cu. by H. Sid% Maw. lost* 11Alin keu, Est; . 10 10 and G. . . 03 0 A. T. by Mr. Butter. te Z. . 0 9 worth . . 10 In ilistOsaml2oll2l4ll,9lsed the pleasure to remit Cmid. to Sweiblig i bs Wail= 99m9. 2 11 1 2111 Mgt be paid to Messrs. Hardeulir and loY22lfrolooloo, OM Swan Stairs ; Joseph Ratterwortb, esi % ;.. &M. , In, I,loet-street ; Clara Gritt, Loy. Swedish Catster-conrt, Min, iim-latte ; the Rev. Comma Minister of the Swedish Church, Los- Alm s Brokers re; at the following : viz. sad to. Fetwiliteetsatreet ; Messrs. Down, MIN C.. Rartholosusw•lane ; Mews. Smith mid S i =21192; Messrs cu Jou r es, t- Ll a uyd li sad es Co. ( l o art ui b t ; et ; MN" Itsaauss, Jloelnid, and Cu. Flate& 4.11110 sad ilatsea's CofFee-busses. / ' Cbc Itrtttob SECRETARY', OFFICE, CHLLIat• FlosetT•L, Die. 13, 1806. TILE Right lloi , nural•le the Lords, suet other,. Commissioners fur managing the Artie, of the said Hospital, glee Notice, that th,j totem' to treat with such Persons as fluty be willing to chithe the Invalid Soldiers, Ike. helongiag to the Hospital, for Ter.! Years, sit. Whole Mount ing fur taut), Half Mounding for 1810. hitch Penkme ' th-re• fore, who. easy he inclined to treat for the s no w, are desired to apply at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, any Morainic, between the holies a 1.... and three, where further particulars Inas be known, and Pttterne seen, by applying to the Adjutant of the said Hospital, and to send in their Pro posal, iu writing, sealed up, to the •ud Secretary's illffkr, es also their Patterns sealed to the Adjutant, ou or before ills :sill .4J anuary twice PAW!' NEIL. 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The Ilarp.Lutr, Piaisierorte, snJ the Pedal Harp, taurlit here, ur pupils attended at house, iu Tows and Country. •.• An excellent fine toned circular, and a sinare Piano- Forte, (warranted), and cheap in prier ; also a small seat second baud Photo, price only Eight Guiseas. (Not a shop.) MON A T ONEY advgneed directly oil !tills. Notes of II .11. Hand, or by Annuity, and on as sorts of Real or appr.ned l'.-ruinal Security. Those who wish to increase their Fortunes, may always find Securities at tbis ote;re, on which they; may lay out their Money very adian taronsly. Apply to Marts. Warren and Co. to, ViLiers-street, Strand. Letters, post paid, dilly moseerril.—Larlies of known For tune and Chariarter, whether /Angle or Married, tau) be equally accounnotlated. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RANK -CS]) FASHIfIN. rointErr 1111TA'TIONS NATURE.. PATENT HEAD-DRENSEs, AND PATENT PER REQULS. 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TRIGOSOMILTRY, sec In One Volume aro Puce Cu. 6d. boards AVERIC.4. CONGRESS. SENATE—Mon DA Y, Nov. gi, 1808. EMBARGO. This being the day fixed for the discussion of the following ResolittiOst, offered he Mr. Hillhouse, Resolved, That it is etpediettt don tile act, entitled " As Act laynni as esshargo on rill ships aged vessels to the ports mot 'harbour+ of the United States," and tl:e several acts supplegaagitury torteto, be repealed, azd tLat a Cola tante, be appoisted to prepare cod report a 14.11 fur that PorPost ; Mr. iiILIAIOCSE opened the debate, which erh:- ued until a bite hour, whets the House adjourned. NOV. '22. The Senate remits:ed the considr-ratisa, o f M r . Hillhouse's resoluf . Sos.:sal Members spoke at length.—Dellate adjourned. NOV. 2s. Debate resumed.' NOV. '24. Mr. ilillb sesße_solution Attliunderconsisleris tion. Adjourned el a late hour. • NOV. '25. The further consideration of Mr. 1),411h0u...a's Motion for a repeal of the Embargo pea adjaaruod to Monski). DEC. 2. The Senate resumed the considerat:sin of the mo tion to repeal the Aeveral embargo laws ; and, -• • la the motion of Mr. Rein. to refer the said mo tion to the Committee appointed nu the 11th ult. to idiom witi referred so much of the l'resideist's Message, us relates to Cie several embargo laws, it deteeinitted in the negative—Yeas s—Nays Ni. Chi the siuestion to agmee to the original motion, it was determined in the siegarive.—Yees, 6 Nays, 23. DEC. 9. Mr. GI Les, from a Committee appointed in the Senate, yesterday reported " A Bill snaking fur ther p..t.e.isiotis for enforcing the Embargo." HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVFS--Noy. EIIEARCO, Mr. Mt:Nicest) woposed the following Resolu tion, which was referred to a Consintttee of the whole House, to whom was referred Mr. Chitten den's, add other Resolutions, rvlative to the Ent bargo: Resolved, That the Art layieg an Embargo to all the ports sod harbours of the Veiled States, and the tamers! Acts supplesueutary thereto, be repealed 11, fur as to allow the ships sod vessels of the Whited States to .Icpert with their cargoes for those mummies sot subject to the Deem. of Fraaee, or dune subject to the British Orders is Castel!. Mr. MUMPORI) stated his object to be to open our trade to such parts of the world as were not effected by the decrees ~nil order, of France and great Biotin°, such as Chine, the native ports of India, Barbary, Sweden, Russia, and tha free ports iii the West Indies. The SPEAKER observing diet there erns no busi ness before the Hoene, except the Order of the Day, (Mr. Chittendee's Resolution.) Mr. Chitten den observed, that as en application had been wade to the President for information. which would have considerable influence nn the discussions of the House, and ie. it seemed to be the desire of some geotlvenen to wait for that information, he waved the call of the Order of the Day on his Resolution. soy. 171.* Mr. Storsta begged IPave to ruld one more Re solotiou to those Ore sly before the Horse, oo the subject or the roubsrgo. Passtro4 Th it Yr expedient far the Vatted States I. -- of ;t.. PRICE SIX•] aod trade wilt Hos I • - genera/. W The Resolution was referred to On of the whole, to whom several Reseda saint subject have been referred. Mr. Cone offered a Resolution to ti effect " That the Citizen of the Vilma! emus b arm seal einip the merchant noon% Eng the Feuding them against French wad British 5 boned to any port or islars ant actomily Mine ailed." Referred to the Committee of the wl to whom was referred Mr. Cbittenden'i Mr. MACo/4 said, already bad ma *ions been submitted to tin eassideri House ma thy subject of ear forst and the Embargo, some for a total, for a par ail repeal of it. As none tions had met his entire approbati lie considered this as one of the most cluestions that would come before the wished to submit to the House two or t shoots. whit•li he wished to take a corn from that o licit had been given to the same subject. Atter a prefatory speeel Mr. Maims considered the British for receiving into British ports, nentra without clearance, as a fresh insult, Itesolufanis us follow : Resolved, That the Committee appointed of the Pres/tittles message which 'elates to our fur be luetructsal to tannin into the txpedierey of law from the putts, harbwars, and waters 4 Stater, all armed ships and teasels belonging having no force orders or Mg Me lawful cumwerte of the L Mosl States a Rewired, That the same C4lllll 666 i t Set (nine into the expediency of prohibiting by la spree iato the ports, harbours, and waters 1 States, any ship or vessel belonging to, or con piece is the paronsiow of the above-mentionea also the importation of say rook% warm% mid Lice grunt* proem., and monalktore of the way ref the said Parma. Resolved, That the snme Committee he he quire tote the expedite/my of aineading the Embolic% and the several Acts supplemental thereto. Oil the .object of the fir,t or these bond Mr. M.) it be proper to eutrauee of all armed vessels, although hued the suterdictiou to the laelligere ton time might be fixed at which the 51 go into operation. The !loose agreed to consider the V The first and secolidltesolution ell Macon were agreed to without a dii third Wilt ordered to lie ou the table.— M.. Cntry‘sioxis called for the hre on the Resoltaion submitted by him the Embargo. Mr. Qutscee called for the Yeas the motion to go into Committee of. the subject. The Yeas and Nays were taken on I follows :—Yeas. So tt was deeided, that the House this try take up the subject. . Mr. Msced 1%41 lie had same tim three Resolutions, twesilw hieh had IA sail:the third ordered to lie'evi the tabl Aestien of rustic Gentlemeu, that its: 1 10.00146. m )el ready referred. 1 that a derision might li lisseAutiou alluded to ( Chittetal rAustaireswasitil attempts baring been thist ap; he now moved for the considi Reseintinn ieetise ful lea lag w 'std. : Reovinad. That ilia-maw Committee be i quite littlt h etatlpmiurory of amending the siatiseis.., and thw.cerst acts hdprieneent al thereto. The Resolution was taken up and al out opposition. FOREIGN RF.LATIONS. The House stain in a Committee The first Resolution under conside Billowing words:— Resolved, That the United States cannot, flee of their rights, 1104..111', mud stolrpmultme late edicts of tireat Britain awl frame. The question was taken on the Re carried arm can. The second Resolution having Lee following worek [traillved, That it Is expedient to proliil aslinamium auto the ports of tar raitkd %tat, ',wrote, sensed or smarmed, shsps VP= Crest. Britain or Pepsi*, or to mOy other o Powers having su force •Interts or .ierrery vi fol commerce sad neutral rit,lots .4 the th.i also the importation 44 soy goods, wares, the growth, produce, or masstacture of tl toy of the Bawl Powers, or imported frune • possession of roper; Mr ItAtout.eu called for a tliviWos lution, tithing the question on each parntely. Tho• question was taken on the firs ing with the words • United States,' c oplowition. Tile second clause "nue agreed to mittee, 84 to It. The third Resolution, in the for having been mod : &stetted, ;That astanores ottibt to be in fat plating the country in a sure doelaplote The Resolution- war agreed to mations . The Comemnitsee thee Kee and ret tolationote the Reuse.. The first Resolution was read-- Mr. Dash ineveri to insert bet, to mei. the, to the thini lime of the words " abandoo the navigetiots el • consequence of tlse7' , ..-Negatared nays nOto e& A diceseien trees order, which occupied the HOY= I. . tijV Mon— I .. ; ,1 .r. .1) . :~ ;~:~ :1