The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-11 00:00:00

Vapl. Cursen, of the 0%f0r4 Militia, upon Lis cumin: of age, by Ct,lonel Como. Capt. Spieti.,'ou bi. appointment to tlir ,1(1 ityglinrot of Lite G .IF. Lady bt. Juba b!, the boxer:el Lady Mt!Limey. Licit-Colonel K 1.1.11 ;IC tut his epoiettuctit 10 the t Ulll - of the :Al ftrztutrist regitt,6l,,, Local M th eta. - - _ Mrs. Orme, ui Ocititon, Pr,abruktbillle, by tbx Countebs 1.1 M■ncfleld. _ Mr. Barrett Lemma, on Ina comb/go( a g e, by Sir Timmons Monrett Leonard, Bart. Mr. William Ittirrell, ent being appointed Lirittenanr-ro lionel of the Stamford Regiment of Li:irolusitite L cal ..... Ludy Caroline 1.0,/ther, by hit. ',other, the Connt,,, of Lousel.de--11'r Lady.htp was dressed in pale pt and _ _ Mr. Yorke, t»t bia beiul appoiuted l'irst Lurd of the Adwuraity. Viwuuistees Gkntwlee , by the Conoiess of Arran —WA Ladyship looked beautiful in white and silver, orm,inesits.d %nth roam Mr. John Philip Nforier, me his being anpninted Secretary ad Legation to the United States of America. The Hon. Miss Cavendish, by her mother, Lady Water park.—Her Ladyship was dressed in ,‘ line and silver. lir. Owen, of Orieltutt, Pembrokeshire, Meallser for Pens- Ly l.nr4 Roans. Mrs. O'Callaghan, by the COnatcas of Oiliney.—Mrs. ii at dressed in lilac and pearls. f.r-ly Brooke, on her marriage. 'The Earl of March, upuu hie ri tura from Ireland. Sir Richard Brooke, tiposi coining to hts tdli, dud on his Inwretage, by Mr. W. Wynne. Miss Capel, by the Countess of Uxbridce. The Countess of West inorland, on her return from Spin. tkuend Lumley, On iiis promotion. Mits Kuno, by h. r mother, Mrs Knox. Lieutenant-Colonel }Willowy, of the Buffs, who command ed a detachment of the rot battalion at the battle Talavera, ott his 11111111 GOM Puitugal. Muss Drummond, by the Countesa of lannoul. t.eJy Isabella Boyle, by her mother, the Cuuntcsa of Clionguw. Sir John Wentworth, on his return to England. I.s Stapleton, by }Ads Le de Spencer. The two Misses Bere•iford, by Lady Hill. conTiss OF PrESTMORLAND'S GRAND ROUT. Her Ladtohip gave her first grand rout, this season, lota night, at her house, in Grosvenor squ.ire. A wile of four elegant apartments were thrown open tor the re, row,' of the company, which comiated of now.irds of eight hunched per sons. They begin to assemble at nine o'clock, and continued to arrive until one o'clock in the morn ing.--'l'fiere were pr...ont Their floyal Highltemes the Dukes of Cumberland, and Camibrielg.• ; the Doke. ..f Mastrome, Beastrort, suit New scast's t pad:eases a Richmond, Newcastle, Montruse, soul St. Alhau.'s ; 1 / a uchioriem-s 0/Salisbury, Towi,henul, Both, and Fatter; Earl. Cautplio, Ediungliam, Shafteslauule, bewarle, Arran, and Bridgewater; Countesses Camden, Chatham, Abram, Berkeley. Clo..inel, Barrymnre, Stuoutuorrie, Cardigan. ( owper, Hinceart. Mount Edge- Culabe, Sm. Ice. Tits tint of Mr-. 1:1. t. . s.ToN . II, Mr. NALDI . S. and Mr. DAMIAN'S Giusid Conceits. patretnized aq the rank and f .•bion of London, took place last ought at btto's " Alfred in the Neat herd's Cr," w,itt,n for Mr. !laattax. by Mr. Mr. DimuND, WAS executed by that ineotunara hn4 b. at 031 r. -lire. MOUNTAIN was In arm vsti , e, and jawed in several beautiful glera, &c. The Tr Iv orient C.atcert, tinder the direction of the E rrt of DARIN )trrtt, We' hell, on Wetlocti d,ty night, of the Nr« tt.oott, 111a..over-square, and way nuonerousty attended. Ainono the com pany 'Ker.— , Their Royal Higtmeasee the Dokes of Cumherland anti Cerohrt.lte ; the Ihichesaes of Itrunasnrk and I) , net ; the Easter • Earl. Fort- er ne, Darttnnuth, 1117 abridge, and ',motley ; ;he Earl cud Cnu itess of Derby ; the Earl and Confess"?' Effingham, The M tolt on. s. of lb.et FORD *ill give a grand rout, on the 456 mount, for which cline huntirtd cords ate issued. The Countess GAO 01E11011 will give • crsnd rout, eta Friday ot-xi, for which one thousand card,. are is-urd. The following spurted their Stile Liveries at Court, ,'rsterdsy The Dueling Of ft irh.lboad, the Dirties. of Montrose, and t►e Countess Fitswilliass. Mr. WM11111640 appeared at the Dreoing- R o n in the uniform of the Bedford Local Militia. H`•s lovely daughter, oresentell to Her ALaaartr, bay ju•t entered her 19th tear. Sir Joule Lussoca, M. P. who ha* heed dim geional) ill at his how& iu St. Jaustis•place. was rathrr better lAA u.scht. LIP:. Citonies commemnratino of n ATIVII le on at•o.4lahly altered to tie nth, stmts.! or the sl%t instant. QNs 11UNDIBED THOUSAND POUND% may h. oh tanned I.y time poa.em.or 4 me bon-drawn Prise. alsovo.lsl. on the Bth of next month, and ti..:591. east he gatortl for thirty Awn shillust.•.Kl aixpettee. Onette, by the pnrehahe of a 11,..ttery Share, you may secure to par,elf an abaolute fortune. The lircuent Lottery Word.. a 11/04 inviting opportnnity, ti)hl Cams, No. A. Char, tig-Cruss, is the beat INA..e to melte theexperinuut at. I het whole of the very rare and valuable collet.- tints of foreign plants, some or which have never b-rn seen in this country before, bite the property of the Mtn. C. F. iittbYILIA, deCra+rd.o:l Ppd din;tnu.t:teen, were illlidlagetti, 00 Monday, tbr , .:d tar Apr . .l. in one lot, by Jetiatas and Gwynn*. nuraerymeis; mud may now be wren, by apptying to %Pieta fur tteketr. at their ourrery, its the New kond. The large piony tree is now in its full blown. with je; lie, rare and beautiful plants. 3.14 Emmaus paod particular attention to th.. Guilder. of Fortune. rid had no leas than right 'Templet erected to her honour in their city. Tut.- - Li s tiossittus waa• the &et who built her a Trniple ; and, limn that circulnataace. 'us elwily known when her worship was first introduced antneg.4 the 'lonian*. In Eughttill. altlionet all taints worship her, we know of no Trrnple m'ote'l lefry honour, unless, tallest!. it be Coopers Hal si that &Puri plane "lir will he particularly war.. shipped on the Oth of went mouth :—the Lottery hood be all drawn on that day. and the girrt 01 Vie Na.Goddeeadourilintefl in protaa;nn. Even the 'Sixteenth of a Tick. t inay gain 6,uuul. ! ! ! Neatest dressed watt was yes'enlity takun out of Car Serpentine River, quite decd. tie was car ried to Mount-atret.t botie.hotwe to be owned. Au .inquest will 1w held on the hotly this day. An inquest was bald, on WeAnCedayt at the Bar' ley Mow, its Mceitit..teert. by ANIVOXY on the body of Me. Itr.aoe, a coal-wierch4-3, wbe Ivrea in t)ra•.ue.eourt. (Warn-squire. and hientelf, oar fli.eulay, into the Serpentine wete•-•The Jury returi.ed a verdict of Lunacy. AANITT.RILIRY OF TR lONS OF TUE CLERGY. Yesterday being the Anniversary of the Charity for the Soos of the Clergy. it took place, as usual, at St. tatii'a Cathedral. His ltac.il litghness the Duke of Ciarei.o. attended, as one of their Stew ards ; so dui the Lord Mayor, who went in state, acre paMed by the Sheriffs, Aldermen Ainpley, Hunter, and Birk 1., the Chant berlainfof London, &c. The 'Jay being s.ry tine: the Cathedral was un commonly crowded. The Anthem was delightfully pertornied, under the' direction of Sir Williain Parsons. • The sermon was preached by the Rev. J. S. Clark.lChaplain to the Prince of Wales., who took his test from the Ist chap. of Kings, and 34th verse, " And Zudoc the Priest. and Na than the Prophet, anointed bins King."' Sec. Ike. from which 'he made au excellent discourse. After the service the couyany 'moved off in grand pro cession to the Merchant Tailors' Hall. Thread lieedl -street. • . _ About live o'clock, his Royal niglinens the Duke of Charente arrived, at which time, the spacious ball, conveniently, and, indeed, superbly arranged . for the reception of its visitors, was troweled in every part. The dinner was served, in cominciidulde style, by Mr. Angel. As soon as the cloth was re moved, Nom 'whir Amine was sung by Messrs. Page and Company. with universal approbation. The Loa. &layout was in the Chair ; he gave " The Church Mid King." which was received with the most enthusiastic acclamations, nod " God sore the Klieg" was then snug, the company joining in chorus. , 4 The ()teem mid the rest of the Royal Family," were seihrwquesitly given from the Choir. and greeted endiu.iitstically; at length the Lord' Mayor proposed, with three cheers, " t he health cl hi. Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence," which was agreed to with the most cordial marks of appro. tuition. As soon as the tumult of acclamation had sub sided, his Royal Highness addressed the cotnpany in an appropriate speech. He returned them his sincere thanks for the manner in which they had driiiik his health; be conceived he was addressing a body so enlightened 84 to render unnecessary any enlarged view of the object of the Meeting It was for the purpose of assisting the offs! gof the poorer class of the clergy of the EA iblished Church of Englaiid„ for whom sufficient support had not been pi-Aided; and when it was recollected, that his f.imily were originally invited to support that Church, of which his father had been, invariably., a zealous advocate, by regularly attending to its du ties, he trusted that they would approve the views of his Royal Brothers, who bad conjointly resolved to attend, individually, one or other, at each Anni versary of the Sims of the Clergy. His Royal I lightiess's short, but appropriate ad dress, was received with universal acclarmit , ou. After winch several toasts and glees were given ; and two solos on the trumpet were performed by au einin-nt professor. About eight o'clock '..he cony iny broke up: arnon• whom were:— His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence ; the Arch bishops of Canterbury and York; the Bishops of Londoi., Winchester, Lincoln, Bath sad Wehs, Worcester, Exeter, Hereford, Carlisle, Chichester, Clorhrr,and Kilmore ; Lords Var ttttt nth and Lercson tower; Sir Willw. Dolhen, Bart. Sir William Curtis, Sir Charles Flower; the hlo•ritti ; four other Aldermen, and iinat of the principal citizens of Lon don. _ _ Jr. Bacon, who has been Treasurer of this In.- ..tannin' ;shave fitly 3 ears. wee prevented from at teoini. bt intlnpu.itiott, *hid, was much lament ed by II Ins friends. COLLWCSI•*. At the Rehearsal 1. 44 2 AI ( • ims at, on Thursday 247 9 6 At the Hall cid 7 a Total .. L 6.7.7 19 g To THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Silt—Having seen in Ilse Public Papers, • statement That I had my pocket picked, in Guildhall, on Friday last, pending the Common Hall held there on that day, I request testate, through the medium of your Paper, that I conld nut MAT( been rubbed in the Hall, not having ragged through it with the money shunt mi., but that it was taken from my p,riet, in my nay from the t' ptruAkr'a•oßie• to Alder -111 &ulna. y. Year trbedient Sersnnt, G•ddha I, May to, let ... W. BARBER LAW IA Ti; I.LIGENCE. COM OF KING'S BENCH, WEITMINOTIIII, MAY IY• lIIA RALE V. DIW•DALE. Mr. RAINS moved for n Rule to she., csu•e why a new trial Arnold not he granted in this case, oa accholit of excessive damagea. This action was tried at the last York Aindles. The p a ni c . were Attorneys and partners ; on some dispute the De fendant had a writ issued agnivat the Plaintiff, and insisted apoo its b. nig executed two days after it was retu►nable; by which menus he was imprisoned. The Jun• gave a verdict .1.5001. deerars. The Granted Counsel stated. that his Client. the Defendant. was perfectly willingto let the verdict stand w the Mat item of the account between them. if the Plaintiff would agree to leave all matters in dispute to arbitration. Lord Es.t.t.ow.raoraw (deemed. be would not say any thing as to the damages being excese've. bet would recommend it to the Plaintif to comply with the offer Inade br the Defe.idaot ; and he would give the LearnedCnonsal time to see whe ther it would be complied with or not, leaving him at liberty. on a future day, to renew his motiou.— It bei.ig Paper pry. no . ..hing else of interest oc curred. • William T./nn and Joseph Leah have been com mitted to Maidatoue Gaol. for the spore of fon' teen drys. sir Wining to be duly sworn mod enrolled. after they were cboaeo by ballot to serve so the Lo cal Militia. very rare sad curious fish, called the Oral', or King Fish. was Ids, week cast on the brach at Muiniesley. its Norfolk. It is of that gums which LlNNiv distiogoishes by OP 114113 C Of Chertodou. wad Is said to be very cosornon on the coast of The weedier, for some days past, has been the c oldest ever rein, inhered at this season of the year there has been a shin p frog every night; and at time the Isle of Mann and the Scotch hills are co. rered with wow. Sc o ne ve ss els, which arrived ntt Sau.lat• morning, hadsix inches depth of snow upo4 their decks, shout an hoar before they rcaclied ti me Isarbuur.-.-(WAitcherat Paper.) SPORTING INTICLUGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, tem TLZIDAY, NMI' S. Mr. F. ()arca'. ch. f Jiwortte by King 21b best Mr. Scrope's ch. c. by AN:brosio, out of Stapletweo Jam, sot. l'oo yr old contor, loop. h. ft. 2 tot oo Mr. Crarett's eh. f. Cr,,. Gros,Tnoes ch. c. Ilaniaquin ' by t'beabire Cheese, Pit. 31b. lwat Mr. Lloyd's p. or b 4. f. :Rooms*, I'y K II out of hi. gr•sy Dougaituun ware, not. Ab. 31. ittiogs. II ft. ti to 4 apt Raniaquin. The 200ogs. Stakes a Sweepstakes of mop. each, h. ft. Sir colts not. 51b. fillies est. 21b. R.M. Rising J. yrs 66161.• L6I Grosvenor's l e. 41 Lionaird's eh. e.. The Dandy Lit Slimell's jr. c broth., tunic David 3 I). of GraPon , eh. c. by Waxy Mr. Rellerniabn's f. The Witch of Endo, Ld•Grusvenor's b. e. Eeelesion 31t. ilinnortles b. c. by Young Whiskey Mr. Elwees c. by Eagle Mr. Payne's c. by Waxy. S to I apt Ilepbestion-4 to 1 apt The Dandy. in paid forfeit. • IA C. Somerset's Scorpius, 9st. 121 b beat Mr. Don;las's Delu•ion, tug T. M. 31. Pigs. 2 to I on Scorpion. 14 Lowtbees Loiterer beat Mr. I.arlbroko'v Master lackey, Oat. 71b. each. Across the rho, 9op. b. 11. 5 to 4 Ott Loiterer. The Claret Stakes, Oweepstakes of zoogs. each, h. ft. colts e.g. 7:h. Allies est. idb. D. I. The u.utr of the second home to withdraw his stale. Mr. Lale's Rritatinis 1.4 Fpley's Spaniard lo to I art Britannia. 3 peed forfeit. Mr. Shake?ear's Tumbler, ust. bent Mr. flourtrie't Pao, mt. 71b. H. I. Mr. ll.roweri• trtake 3tiugs. tu goofy. . 7 to 4 agAt Tumbitr. Aim ding's Plore of I OOrd £.r mnrew t 3.yr olds carrying sst. 1 4l . 4.yrs WIN 94t. 41b. 5-yn olds 00. soib. ti-yr olds sad aft. t .1, ~,„.. Last tierce Miles of D. 4:. IA 401VCISIve. b. f. Plover (walke.l orir) 4 yn old Mr. llorreriv's It. to. NyorpbUss, 5 yrs old Sir. S Sifwell's b. f Gooseander, 4 yrs 501 d.... Mr. Howurtles b. f Foglge, 3)n - • dr Lai Jersey's Fre , ler.rs, by &weaver, gist of Puke's don, sat. 315. aril. IA P. Bestiorlis Almeida, by Sorcerer, not of • Pre cipitate mare, 4s. Trro•yr old Course, I Oars. b. ft. Off by consent. Filly !founds, by Subscription, Ore 417 ells, 7it. 915. 5 yr olds sst. 31b. b-yr *Ads sod aged bet. 71b. • List Ibree Mile, of Ii V. Sir F. ,:tuildisli'm he. e. Gently (wand ern) 4 yrs old II of I:riftua's ch. Iv. Morel, 4 yrs old Air WLDI4I4DAY, MALY 9. . _ . The Port Stakes of to ,, :s. cads, h. A. for - eolts tat. 7th.; and iiitiCS Mt. 411/. ; ring 4-yrs old, and nut sawed in the Churl Mateo. T 31. M. D. of Wmllnedli Ssleator Sir C. Boribtry's Fair-Sur Gen. Gower's Mind of Orle3ns 3 g paid--.; to 4 co Fair Star. The Newmarket Stakes of .sup. each, b. ft. colts mt. 71b.; fillies gat. gib. D. N. • D. aGraflon's e. IChair. boar Cbilders's gr. c. bi Alter to Derleigh 41 Grusseuur's b c. Erch.ton Mr Lake's e. The glawell's brother to Sir David Major Wilma* bl e. by I*.sang Witiathey Geo. Guwer maws .lr. Guudissus's W. f. by AtlPsandrr tLc Great 'rile Judge could place bet 3 —.17 panl. 7 to a on Whsle b000—.4 to 1 on (7,11 ChiMerns gr. c. So "solates of svgs. each. Two-yr old Conine. 51:.J0.• heattcy's Hippomenes, Sat. I lib. 111 r. Andrews). Thorn, ipt 2 Geo. Gower's city Worthy, 7st. lulls. . Erin belting Go Hippomenes. Sir I. Shelky's Vexation, beat Mr. Wyndham 's Trusty, est. alb. each. Tiresyr old Coarse, wogs. 6 to 4 agat. Vexation. Sweepstakes of gosiggi each, h. ft,,pst. 7lb. D. M. Mr. Lake's ch. e by Sorcerer Sir F. Standish's c. by Mr. Teazle g pd to 4 .get. Mr. Lake's ch. c. Fifty Pounds, by Subscription, fur 3-yr olds 7st. .511 s. ; 4.yr olds sst ilb. ;•and .S-yr olds 9.t. 41b B. C. Ld Darlington's Iv h. Musician, s..yrs old Mr. Wilsou's b c. Turk, 4-yrs old Sir F. Stan dish's l,r. e. Gnardy, 4.. yrs old The Judge could place but to • on Musician Mr, Craven's Branstenburgb, just. rte. from Cul. Draper's Jump Ulf, as*. First half of Ab. M. sops. CHEST ER RACES. lIIIIIIWD4V, MAY 7. A Sweepstakes of tags. ascii, p. p. for inahtew bases fiat w:ver WOO either match, plate, or sweepstakes. Two miles. Duke of Hamiltow's gr. e. by Delpisi, 3 yrs i Mr. GAlroicites b s. by Timothy, 4 yr, %Ir. .1 stius's pr. c. by Delpisii, 4 yrs 3 Sir Benson's b. f Aigtette, by Eagle, a yrs 4 1....“ I rirmsr ones b. r. Ruby, by Diamond. 3 yrs 3 sir T. S. M. Stanley's h. c. by Diamond, s yrs A Maiden rim.. value sUl.—Best oiling, four-mile bash. Mr. T. Rob norm's gr. c. by Delpiiii .... I I Sir T. Mostyn's b. h. by Mr. Teazle, & yrs 9 9 Sir W. W. Wyea's e. Tomig Vestris, 4 yrs a 4 Mr. ilamer's b. e Syider, 4 yrs 4 a Capt. Wysne's cb f Mrs. Clarke, • yrs uIJ S S Mr. Brason's to. Ir. by Parwitue, 3 yrs old dr A Match hw 1 , 0111 midi, b. ft. Two miles, gat. 211 s out. Sir Winikur Ilussiuke's b. e. by Cheshire Cheese.. • • I Si, H. SI Mahican's'', b. e. by Diamond, oat of his Pre( Mash. mare A Match fiw so p —One in dr. "' "' sir W. W. Wymies Uwe* Gleso;l:wer, b. t. loot her to 11l ii• Japes, set rib. F. 1111,. Price, f Evelisa, ost TUtelltir, IiAV N. A illweepitakes .f torn each, p. p. fur thee *yrs old. Once tuned the course mod a distance. Mr. ikoonve. be. f Aintette Mr. F. R. Prices hr.( by t)ranni Flower Mr. lloarion's gr. f by De The Feel 14 Chrster's Plate, of tools —One 'Mat of these times noted the cuoree.—Far-year olds to carry ist. alb. Gre.yene olds int. toll.. six-year old. cud aged v.rt —A winner of rise plate, match, or sweepstake*, to carry Jib. of two, 7th. and of three or inure, tulh extra. tlaren;tou's h. e. Lancaster, 4-yes Mr. Clifton's h. f. Palladiaida , 4-yra Id Rudoey's b e. Zephyr, a-yre 2 Mr. Bethune* b. or ales Eiiht draws. . . . Sixty roiliest, (clear,) the girt of T.Groseruor ■rwl J. Ewer. toe. E•IIS —The beet of Mire two.u,ile —Tlirte your old colts to tiny bat. Sib. Shies list. blb. four-t est ' " Yid culls mil. 41b. Rills; set. ilk—To psy two guineas e•: tranc,, • bleb Mc errand-best horse will be retitled' le. Mr. likeltaa's sr. Iby Delpini, 4 yri . Mr. Gaseiserwe's b. gby Tissotby ...... 2 il Mr. 143.1gsnii• ch. e.S4ady, 4-yrs 4 3 Mr Harries br. b. Twits/re 4.yn .. 5 4 At W. W. Wywre's Mrlilienis, 4-yrs 3 5 therm &sirs. We have no iluaht that it will afford great pleastirt to those who have intere-to-d them selves in the case . of the orphan children of the late Reverend Wm. Wittion, to be informed, that upwards of 30001. have he•nnuoied in their be half; swil that two of the children hoe, found ge neinwo porous in the Duke of Nuevo, K, nod the Du Uhl BEILFORT. What a teltiinno t 40. P • milocriptioie bear to the hurna..t) I tl.e ; sod what true dignity. does 0 .!• eve, rcn oof Ironage to the nufortmuste, ct..l-e en ritar • or! title ! NAPAL INTRELIGLNCR. Poursuotvw, wry g, Arrived the Aiobe, 3d guns, Capt. Luring, on.in oft More ; the l'idypsu s , la amp, C. 111 .1; r4iii ,, , having snulrd with the Wert liinta convoy to • ter. tam latitude ; Pheasant, IS gun% coo. po ukr, f rom Pi 3 mouth ; Pori Mghvn , la gnus, C apt . [triton, frneu • cruise; mid Spit/ray cutter, Lieu'. Yinrdon, from Dartmouth. rem T ain tIEe 'East ndia ship, with t h e Phe nix frigate, au S Came into harbour the Papillon, le guys. PLYMutitili-DoCII, Walt S. Yesterday arrived the Shrum*, 58 guns, Capt. Br.dev, fruits a cruise ; awl the Manner, Lie ut . (isitfiihs. from Falmouth. • Clime round from Crosend Bay, the Dread musk , . 98 guns to refit ioflamome. Siled th; Philone!, with 33 sail, under convoy to•the Eastward. The Thais is gone from Bernpeol to the Soui:(1. Past /''our.—Araived the Reernit sloop of nut, Cronin Murray. from Cubs ; the Airdrie, 34 guns,. non. I.) . llouvene. from a moire. o letl the Phe"-colit, IS guess, to the Eastward._ Wind fre.h at Wert. TAINOUTII. MAT 9. Sir limes Saumnrez hoisted Isis flag here on WON,. 110, 011 hoard thr Victory. mid is expeetcil to ssil,.wita the grand fleet, •,!-morrotv. About 1.1% tierneii. this evening, it French teer 1 . 11411 t. clo.r lo the (Vow's in amid, tut 0„ gi x signal for su enemy bi ing n, uh, ebe sheered off. MEETINGS OF.CREDFLOHS AT GUILDHALL, TWIJOILROW. 111. Pl. TIMMY Lake, Elder, Unroinaion, brewer - 3 io Hubert SlayUm, late ssi Tatteubam, Nlidi!liatm, mosey. scrivener - 3 i J4Meldl Some! sad Hottcrt Slurry, St 11 AI r,a, et's.liill, snail:ant k, liarii-drapers - William 'I id, IVliite Lion street, Pi ittomille, mer chant . - . - - I 1 i James Illattlieita ' Hertford, ► m s,ale' . - i it lIV anima Aritold,Ciaabioirn•pamage, ' Leicester.fi e ld o , linco•draprr - - i 11 3,.11,1 lleydrii, Vork.strcei,Corcat.prden, tailor - i ~, Eberle/. Colwill, I.eitesier-stiaare, cabinet maker . 1 1 IVilliani Gte, Hampstead-road, Mlddleors, 11100e lb MIR - - 2 I -- t i Chat It., Maeduff, Charka street, Blackfriani-ruad„ surr, v, scrivener - - - 1 11 Rob, t t:t vavi a Thant+, late of Rom tnary-lane, vic tualler - - - - t 1 Jahn Dotal, late of Whatnot's-street, victualhr - Ito Tliumas st.,v rum°, Sitow's•ti(ll4, BIWINUUdity, Surer, wool-stapler .- - - • I II Joseph Tyndale, Cirrus str..et, Nary-la. bonne, com mission-be:Ate - - - i 1 t Christian !leery Kauffman, late of New London street, Crutchel.friis. merchant - - - i to James Root, late ut Dartutuutla.street, Westminster, . a itlo all, - - I to DclinN NI ahnny, Tuttenhanacmart-road, Sliddlims, t ictualkt - - • - - 111 DIVIDENDS. . Francis Oakley, Ilertforrd, wool-Manley) - - tt John Item, St linculcr, Bow-lane, London, merchant it Anthony TloonaA Run les and Thomas D Mims, Kent Wert, Southwark, Omen - . I i DJ rig Robertson, Finsbury-srpare, wine. merchmt - ii Uvula. Stuart, Parediar-street, Kolbe rhito, imutht- nary Janata Young, 'Aiwa-Wee, London, tovrebant - it ellariea - Manic', late tit Lyon's. inn, Niiddlem.t but ono of Angel-tenet, Tbeuroortnn-strtet, Lonrho:, , . _ - - nierehant - - It 31argaret Preist and Joie Preist, Thorsey-street, Bloomsbury, eoach-axekers - - • 1 John Magee sad "Amid 111'NaIty, Oxford -street, h. nen•drspers - - - it John Feres.un, Isle of Burr.street, St. Georges in the Hut, M Oil:ries, manlier - Ann Hu'leliouse,ll7;ion.eireet,Shaelvell, ourur•refiner William arii, llasitigheil.eirret, Lulu tun, twee. r. iur 10 Richard Spkkernell, Seven Oak*, Kent, iun-kreper - let Taytur, Ealpirare : road, Middlesex, carpenter t CERTIFIiCA r Robert Foster, fortmerlyOiit:Ao - o - ;:latte, Londe'', but now of Eden Cottage, Kingmtaatti rued, Middkocx, silken:La. MI I Ham Diu, ufltristot, coal• merchant. Marl Halton of Fares's•row, Nuatb•placc, Highgate, Mot. lesex, dealer and chapioin. Jacob Battey, late of Du( Hermoadsey, Surrey, brewer. RlLitard Atitb), laic ut Uxbridge, Mitldkaest, ina.keettcr. Pistheao Ligon, of Itultun.le-Moors, Lancaster, ion keeper. Charles Fludc, of Fetteltuieb•strt.el, Luudou, auJ also of Old-el rt rt, Middlestx, hardaatemaa. William Jack.oo, of Caytou-West, Tuck, money scriveacr. John Muss, of litagstoo upon-Hell, boat-builder. Juan Wilkes, of st .14toces-attart, 81. hums, West:meta, gma-maktr. Paica STOCKS YESTERDAY. s per Ceat Reduced I per Ces4. Corgis .. 4 per Gat. . ; 9il II per Cent. Nair, Leak Annuities - ibehe I 7. letbs Imperial Annuities 6 15-101bs 7 I tuba Homls 2l per. IN.-limper Bills 4 II pen*. I:,,tlish Lottery Tickets 441. 6s. Cnisseis fur 7411 T. DISH, Stseltlisulter, 4, Curubill, and 9, Clisrinsfross. BIRTHS. On Wed.osday, the ad nest. the Laity of the Rev. Tho•••• Powys, of Fawley, in the county of Bucks, of t ► rce clothier., two tuna and one Rol. On the eatt of April, at Clifton, Bristol, the Coantou of Cottledewatt, of a eon •t rrinnounitill, Scotism], the Right Ron. LAY 12 " 4 Bathanan, of a daughter...—. .... MARRIAGES. At Kessissins, by lb.! Rev. Chitlr. regains r, Cmpt Itss skawe, of Ilse Royal Navy, •1.1. ‘t *ma G 141 F 331416.... to Agee Mario Jenkintown, SerIPSI4 4414104 yr of Calomel Jett taverns, of the Hoard of Gee. Oath. Oa Tortalay last, by the Rev. J. , toss • Woo. Graves, at Rah liniment Chereb, the Rev. John Crake e t a C,...sat Cook, to 31411,11 a Caths sloe, Atka' datteiter of thc Rev. Julta Graves, of ratt-IVilhant, in she counts of I iat emit Last week, io fte.ltaslob Ire, he the lire Nts Stare. eh" - testier Letopr:ere, of the epee"' °Mee afSt. Low: sr Fe .111 , e", Is Mess Maria Frobisher, w,! a Curtsey of 14.aoui• - bEATIIS. At Mt , Lai Lstl...;e, Ike...tish.re, Crain is fitz...;erald, Lol of Geraldine, ci•ni.ty of Kg.hue In Merrion r l it-ire, Dublin , the wife of Dm Rey II Quesde, Reetne of Kilaikhin. The IA instant, at Wimbledon, Mrs. Hatchet', wif, 4.4 Mr. Ilatelsett, Iletci, Piceadillv, whose loss will b: ••• yes I. felt by her family, old deeply regretted by her frii Os Vfmluesday last, Charles, the second sun of Mr. R Clortoom. MIA. Murk, of Flareis-boime, Ireessote, relict of the lair Arundel I.aeris, Esq. sod :loot to Sit Joho ?iichul, M.l' fur Great Beds is. NIGH WATER, TIVC n %Y, AT LONDON-BRIDGE NOV.. b,t •1.,‘ , ": - 7 EMI 20 aim. after 7. 1 ii, I, Ckionii* 1,1 Sock of St. Ckorni free, will 6c I ONIION --I al tcla II UPI *gee DRCF cal tbe itt tk ono Num :go ;II lie TN Wife Orel gollho fres Pe; 1 be I r L. Fr ti I f L le