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In 1),11.141 Lc liir -e:boot or her ant iynt vino to the cottage of Iter uuroe (where she now in the neighbourhood of tint city. .'Ti. for the Jury to determine what atonement Defend ant maid inalte for the outrage. Ht. Michael Leonard et-maimed by M. PENNE• "PATHOS. Knows Plaintiff—believes she is the daughter of FrancieStirgent. lEaq. bf this city, a gentleinin of respectability—knowss his family more than two or three years-=Plaintiff has 1 iister—she has no brother—w intros knew the family; 0;11057 —t hey liv ed in Cresbie-row, agood deal refired—tut y had one son who then lately tliedlctiows the Derenilaut— witness was acquainted with both Miss 'Sargeutal-- witoess visited une of the ladies himself—saw the Defendant there frequently-witless thought them girls of education.butl well-conducted—Defendant always appeared very attentive to Plaintiff—thought his coodoct modest and Ctirect--there was nothing on her part to warrant any thing etse=reeollects walking with the two Miss Sargent. and Defendant is May 1807—Plaintiff is the ybuitger sister-a.- they walked together for some tine—Mitts Sargent complained of being tired, and said *she Would rest herself—Defenilant joked with her on being tired-&- Plaintiff and Defendant went un tortherwitness retuaisted with Miss Sirgent—Plaintiff and De faadant remained away about half an hour-a-it was 'desk in the evesting- , .they went out Co waft shoat arms o'clock—on "Plaintiff's return, ht said they walked into the fields, and missed their way, and that a man they met set them right-al-they then re turned to town—wituetscrintinued his waists it Mr. Sargent's, and so did Defentlant--can't say how . loog Dakodatit's visits continued—i-recollect. a coin. manioation made by Plaintiff to witness *some days beam - slot left her father's house—witness wrote to Defendant, mid had a perwinal interview with hnei ‘ the day before Plaintiff left her father's lionsca* wittiest' look. to Defendaot of the transaction. and Defetident said in two days he would have evert thing arranged—Defendant did not explain what he memo by having every thing arranaed--anevet perceived any thing in Plaintiff's conduct to war. runt soy smt.mp.r conduct. Coasting, Carmody tailwind by Mr.O'Coaunt. Wiwis lived with Doctor Vise, fourteen years warned young Francis Su nut. who is dead-a. most about two years ago to Mr. Strgeut's house, to see the child .he nor.eif-4 was *bunt a south after Christmas—it web Plaintiff opened the door • for bee—esters remained some time with her— they want up stairs, and witness sat on the sera— beard a rap at the door—Plaintiff went down and opened it—witnesa went down after her, and at in the hall, and Plaintiff went into the parlour situ. Defersdant—Defendant asked Planta to go walk. she refused. saying she was the report of the lowa for keeping his compaoy—liefewlaitt asked her would she not believe his promises and t •iik out a book and swore be never wroul‘l marry any other woman but Plaintiff—Plaintiff sod 1.) r. ,dent were within sight and hearing of witness. whe t . 11'nuess heard Defendant take the meth, she moved tn wards thy stairs. and Plaintiff said she would cows oat imweediately—Plaintiff tame out, and she was flashed is the few-a-reeollects wring Plaintiff 1.1 ISoberberty sound soothe after this—Plaintiff told it to witness • few days after she was brought to bud-a-Plaintiff wee crying when Defendant came, and weal apeffeirsaa.Defeadant had * conversation %rid' Platioliff.-Int said, " Miss Kit•y, I wish . you 4'l , I hear you are well, I think y u want roomy" said she did not want money, but to fulfil his profane...he replied, the flame proini:e I wade to you I will manitain—witness saw Plaintiff afterwards is great &strew., she wanted relief— Plaintiff came to witness and 'witness gave her *Pate eggs. Francis Sargent. E.g. Ilertsixect by Mr. BLAZE. Knows Piamuff and Defendant—recollects hat. ing a eniumanivaiiim with D•friselant in A isgis.t or September 1805, relative to the present liubineei, and to know Defendant's determination relative to Miss Sargent', mi her family were greatly distiev.ed at hey absence—Defendant said she was perfectly safe. and phoJIJ want nothing—witness asked DA. tendon% if he would marry her—he said lie email met then give an answer, lint iu a abort time lie would—wituers threatened Defendant with suits at law if he did hot marry her, and again reined hust—Dvfen.laut said a short lime wwild remove many &dimities, and make every thing pleasant to her faiiii!y—witness heard the Defendant was siium.e married—does not know what fortune he gat —heard he ss id independent eircomatances. Mrs. Prudence Drnry admixes! by Mr. Pettus- ItTOSIL Knows the Defenilant—iN on relation to him, h.at a roticetion marriage—lived in Cork rt Am • of the trainiction—knew of the family of the Sargent', by reputation and character.— Plaintiff mime to Witness's haulm in Cork. in May twelvensunth--she had no child with her—Plaintiff informed willows of her bituniio6--rhe appeared dis trained and distracted, and almost out other mind— Defendant and hiniervant came the day rullinsitie— minimal asked Defendant if he intended to ()chase lummitable—he said to be sere he would—when Defendant cause intro the room, otie*chrinioni• and be embraced and kissed her—l). fi orissit Plaintiff had patience for a few days. ferny thing would be watled--wittiest shed Defendant in the weaning. did he mean to marry Plaint ill.?-1.)efentl twit Pohl lie 'null—Writ morning e!sey 'rut bosh ott—..witnew a btnwil her to iv with him, in copse. quence of bi. proinue.--Lhfrudaut Ile. Ewen tear. fled Pine that ttanwiction. liege the lbaintitra ca-e closed—nod Mr.!.,. M.M aif in stated the Deft-Wear case, dud relied his triti.eowni. Mr. l'atritk Cullen examined by Mr. U. D. (;aAPI. Condurted business a. a distiller fur Mr, White for route tunr--Initarit wit , ' Mr.. Hunt in ttni7— knew the I)efonilenit at that tune.—.l3efrinlaist eli.l not then share—recnlleclus sails% Plassitiff towns. in Mrs. Hisit's—..ititiseas wee Ire room 1 , 111•01 she P:nuitdr sun Defendant were hol introwitiere!— Ilusnt s.i.l .Ise •esalsl s.i itWilk to Ira—it aa . the swot,: of slur y , ar Iso7—vottora. thinks the apriag lanuitits we April, May, sisal Jai, ...Alm Mout ititto•toer.l the tan •liit• - • it* she Mi.. 44 r' wento—mottstNa kern irea PtaistilTu halted all sussed Itefiriiiidott—l'laintiff kisi.rut the I)rfetplant--. lam titests naikas r, urn she causal its,. rvening of the third dal—tiar) walked in the trend hit they got to the bead of the canal—there was or. person with thew--they crossed the elitist bridge, and walked slung the river through the fields— they went out UT witness's sight—they turned MI by Crosverasniarl by Mr. O'CoattgLL. Witness professed the distillery business—never heard a ganger violated au uncle for a distiller —.there was a crowd on the canal, ladies and gentle men.--there were ladiesiu the room when Plaintiff itiss.rl the Defendant--. Relieves they were well-con ducted simnel.— they were playing small playsa.i. they had fmfen.--witurss and his wife lived toge ther about three mouths—the three mouths is The frst year—be has not consoled himself for her ab sence ver—is in no besiness now—believes he owes Mrs. Hunt something—did riot propose to her to go to bed by dey-light to save candle-light. To a question by the Court. - Thinks it was in April the party at Mrs. Hunt's was—can't say whether the kiss was in release of a forfeit—witness kissed a lady for a forfeit—witneas never had the pleasure of *roux the Dtlendaat shave —they went out of or itsiese's right before be tinned back. Michael Hagmey examined bpi Mr. Goo Lot. • Lives in now d; iota the 11 1 14itita-t—she vets in witness's house es u lodger, soul commenced the kith August 1806—she *rot by the name of Mrs. MiMishon—witness took her for a married WO. te d to fur }lre or six weeks—no man scarcely ewer curve to see her-4 ivoutatt used to come every day to her with elm, butter, ftc.—ouitness said he would go to her father; she would nut let hivo—lie then said hr would go to Avereil Dill. but Plaintiff would not let him, slid stud tire was Netter pleased to live with Defendant as she was, than to be married to the best man in the world. Cross-exiutimedby Mr. PE Nrt AT 4 t gR. Got 44. 4d. per week - fur the Indgnop—Y7aiolif► confined Iler.ell entirely td the lintn.e. The Drfeudant harloK closed, the Leftrned Judge charg'd the Jury—..if the Jett Inlirwd the con tract W bul mole, they were Is It 6 End for the Platutiff; on the contrary there was no contract, they should find lor Defendant; and if they were of opinion tnat the contitct was made, they Were to considtt not only the injury .in.tilitird by the but also the eireuntstences of the Defendant. The Jury retired for input a quarter of an hoar, and found a revile% fur the Plaintiff, with 3001. damages, and cost.. 17 - 1 Is Alt MY. A General Cntirt-Martial his lately been held at Lisbon. on Lieut. Tlmnias Dunkin. of the 4th Dra:fonns. iinon the inule•mentionell charges. vit. tat Charge. For arandalens and int:mom enudikt, un hemming the ekaractet of an officer and a gentleman. while in the command of a detacknimit oft be 4th Dragoons, in the Anacreon Transport, on the pomp from Poinsaweith to Limbos), by tasking due of highly improper iiingoasii to, and stoking the Ilimpatal Alan?, Daniel :Imprin t el Aker Moiler b s minennual, at or alivut the 7Lli Marcie. in IQ; and Mum in Mabung with and making nor of improper language to the mud fluepttal Mete on the deck of dm Atimrson, use or shoot the tilt Morel, lut. Fur milting use of highly itoproper lattpritcr to, sod fightiue with Hospital Mae Jonas .tlaloney, as ot6c,r also Rader his command, oo the deck ul the Amer./soo t us or atom the 19th March, Isla. _ . which charges the Ciotti came to the fol lowing itccisioh:---Tlie Court hAving [natant% it..d deliberately weighed and considered the tridebce adduced in support of the prusecuti,in agsiu.t the Prisoner, Litutenant Thong Is D11111;111, of the 4th Dragoons, to4ether with what he alleged isi lus defence, sod the evidences thereon, was of Opt. moo that hr was pity of the first pert of the tir-t charge, in snaking use of highly improper language to, and striking tiospital Mate Nla4erin, 'unifies r wider his cutnisiathi. on or about the 7th of M.irch tufo, being so breach of the Articles of War: Allll by virtue thereof sertenced him, the Prwoorr. Li 'umlaut Disiikiii, to hie suspended ru n n r an k and Pity for the pace of six calender months; but the Court, in consideration of the grossly initialling k„ Kmige ma d e use ofhy flow's' al :11•ste Nitgeriu to the Prisoner, acquitted him of scandalous and infamous conduct. notieconsing the character of an Officer and a (irtaletsluus. The Court *as of opinion that the pr . ...l°er was not gladly of the s-rood part of the first charge preferred against him :vi:.—ln fighting with ■nd milking use of inspr.nier liogoogr to the 1:4i41 Hus pitol Mane, Maprin, on the dep k of the 4,:acrcon trpnisport, on or all- ut the ‘.:14 ,March 1441, and erre/fed I thereof. The Court was Gaither of opinion, that the prisoner, Lieut. Diah), was not guilty of the iz.l Charge Lori I against hint, mad therefore levities, hum of the satue.—lii. hits been phrased to confirm the sentence of the Cp.ura; Inn in considereiloo of all the circiiin.ttoces of the ort.oner's eolnittet. OR thee appear upon the fate of the 'proceeding., Ilis has bent ',lensed to enrol:mot Ow it shat hr Intimated to Lieu. 1)ookto. that be has so farther occasioiefirr hes ureters. GLOUCEsTitieslllnk. SOCIETY. On Thursday lag the Gentlemen Natives of Gloverr stershirt, with the tither friends of this Ilene rob tit Ihmtilution, met their President. Richard Hart Ew!. M. P. it St. Pater. Church, Bris tol. to II tteml dime •crvice. and heard a most ex ei I:eat sermon delivered hr o.e Rev. Mu. Urns f Cod. lA. " Psi cm thtrefi.re, es the elect God. Aoly mod &Awed, towels of n.ercy."..... After 'which the y timed 141 the Whit.! lei lt. when th e sum of 21111. 9:. was (.016.41E41. w%irli is to he appropristril for the put pose of apprenticing pour iboyp, wane of mit.vro id the county, mot fur in the perilwo• hunt or thild-heil, poor women, smilers. or di. wives of waive., of the said county. St.eirty wrre honentreti a WI the • ompany of Inrel Dacia Ihr Right Hon. CR. R.therst„ P ; !Ur Merry Lipporralt, Part.: 11. Urn J the Right %V..reptrittil the Wutettipful the Murillo; Alder. sera borirl, %%sit, esol Verzhnii; S..uteel OK %cry fir.. the 1/.4'. the kr?. Ike Cruk,Clierl.. tan, Irrlewil, the go v. Neill.. Hrissmen, mod Shale , Mr. Cora Mr Vol Cute Pr OA I. P. h, trove Latigtote, M. P burl H. Brach, 51 ' . I'. Jolt.. C.. 1.1. in., Mathew a draw, Thom,. VATIC', 'chit PAW.... I, flyer, k It hard Ilitlere, John IV...prnn!, Heigh 1 aaFbw , E It Chirfielil, Walla.., Storer: 1%.11.1r, Rettrrelly, I..ase ow Tan.r r, Joe..pitt.erst, Francis Brook, Thomas tiritiih, Joel Gar.liow r, Hebert Itlrr , Kober. limb, SAINMeI 11,reh, Henry Mi.'s% .iirehes rev., J•. 1.1. E•learrl Nmplons. Ear& sod gimpy ether riutinnes elites fang rc pit lieJtotti FROM L.IS I' ii.111"5 G.IZETTF. Admireltg Ofiire, iluvrt 28, 1810. Vice-Admiral Sir Edmund Comm inder. in. Chief of His Nltij , iity's shins and ve-sole at berth, has transmitted to John Wilson Cr.iker, E-q. a lettet from Lieutenant John Nu_rnt, contimonl tug the Strenuous gun-brig, dated ut sea the loth instant, of which the following is an extract : I take leave to acquaint you, that at tea a. at. this day, the Nage bearing east eizlit or mile leygnes, a convoy of the enemy's coast. rs (ten in Ottual)rr) consisting of schooners and blibot4, were discovered steering to the easttswr.l, between Fog stein and Hiteroe, under protection of a three muted schooner and another armed vessel: lint art instant was hot in using every possible exertion to cut them off, particularly the three.n.aated schoon er, when unfortunately falling light winds, by the assistance of her sweep's, stir escaped into Hiteroe ; but we succeeded in turning the whole of thr con voy, driving thesti on the racks, and with the boats brought off twos notwithstanding their twiar, pro tected by the trinvii on shore, whose discharges of Musketry were unavailing; and I inclose a list of vessels captured and driven on shore. ' T hree &ethers eloop, of .so tans, laded silk Car, tallow, tebiteri) Svc. Two Itroriere el‘rp, of fro Nob, lades wish dab°. Three schooners owl four stoop, jemmies lokuowo), flame ;argues; hires raeo Ike reeks. • PARTNERSHIPS nISSOLTED. . _ Christian Ituabileyer gat, Cloristsioio rmentlel, No. 1, Cur squArv, augar•retiners. Aug go, 1410. IVGlitou Nelson, R.Jbert Aloof*, gad Chinks Sattartiswaite, of Literpool : ... Aug 2.1, 1810, Eli.szn. Cis aid tle:,krettl, Ihr.e.l.street, Inuit Grime, Hauon•r square, al ukiletex, elf asrusuogrts. Aug. 24. fluMsa Jur.haat and Jnales Kimtratey, of Birmingham, Warrick, factors. Ju. e ta, lOW Anlhoity B+lJws,s WIIII3III 341dwiu, anal JIIIIIe• Monslow, •f Binsinghstn, jspauners. Aug in, iglu. Charles Paymar, and G itsion, • or 111snehtster and Liverpool, general age n.. Au:. 23, 1310. Wilson Aylesbury Itulwrts, Junuihau Skey, and timmel Kenriek. Rrwdlcy, Wurrester, hanker& July el, min John %V and Julio turd, Vuustit. Aug. 41,1810. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Warwick, of lied Liiiii-alrecti Clerkei'well, %lid jeweller, from August Qs, to Angela 30, at ten, at Joh° Dal 4 late of Kinea Langley, Wedded. carpenter, Sion August 211, to September el, at tea, at Gad4kall, Robert Sterilise, of Epsom, Surrey, innkeeper, from Sep tumlorr t, to Stile:ober et, at tea, at Guildhall, Lomita. Richard Wows the youager, of Piemaat•plare, Batik bridge, Slide Ku.", painter, from Aiistst 2to, to October Id, at tea, at Gulldiaid, Loath:re. BANKRUPTS. !tit-lAm Amhurst, late of 11.11tet-stetet, Weutminster, and of West Farlslet, feat , lteetre,, mud aiso late of I. l l!tridge, Mithldlettex, copper-mm. 140440 et-, to sur. render Sept. 14. at oar, IS, 444 114 . 1 9, at tea, ~t I.untl.tot Attornets, Messrs. Young and Hughes, F.4lllM airero, Steeled. Landau. Wass Comly, late of rortioneuth„ tailor, to *offender Sept. 4, IS, and Oct. 9, at twelve, at (:u-I.lhall, Loudon. Affoenry, \lr. 'AIMS Siaognell, Wuroack.aqaore, Newt:. le wifft,Londost Josbas Barnsley, of Sfanebester notion-meta ant, to star. render sem. 6, a, and ()et. 9,.1 sles:en, at the Stm Iwo, Mau flouter. Aiturissys Memrs. Cooper and Lore, Siouthamp luinheililiogs, 11,utirkin ; and Mr Jepson, Manclirtter. Jam, tinigley Orry, late of Geese Grimsby, Lincoln, trorer, ••••••rre.lder Srpt. t I, 14, and Deiulter% at cleres, at Me Neptune Inn, Ki-gsitie.upon. Hull Attorneys, Masses Romer and Snit, Bariteit's buildings, Holborn, Loudon ; aid 31.. Sirpkeu Dickinson, Hall. lVidians h/10411, Isla of Marlon. under Neeetworsd; Stafford, yrMrr, to surrender, Sept. 7, as ineren, at the Talbot Inn, Ititmli, e, at ekreii, at the Elitrlt ut itomoot Inn, Wtebsor, and Oct 'l, at eleven, at Mr Talbot Inn , Rozeley. Atter. Aesop. Willis, rairtlionir, suit C.arkr, %Vas 'Word. eyurt, LOIIII.BI ; 4ud Mt...-.. Birth, Foster, .:114 fru:coly, Nt.truni. _ elaarieTs Allen Philipps sad Thorn s , Philipps (and nut Phillips, as advertised in last 'loturelo . s's Gasestei, mew ur late ut Milford, Pembroke, hank, ra, so Is r, Sept. I, a, sod Oct 9, (and not the tilt,, as lecture dye, hoed ) at thee, at Caddis/41, London. Atturuc)s, Messrs Meliyard and ka k i, cuptbsli.eneert, Tien/maxims at,, t. lobo Steele, Istr of Llauelalf, Glamorises, coed secrehant, In sarreader, Sept. in, tt , and Oet q, at eleven, at the Car diff Arms Ina, Cardiff. Glamorgan. Assam yes„ Messrs. Wooed, Ca/retell; and Messes Piste and Williams, Lin coln's, fan. .11.0111R11 Darlington the younger, late of Broken Crowe, War ehre er, ebrusef■etur, to ter" titter. Sept. 2', 19, nod Oct 9, at elreeu , •st the Crow.. Inn, North sari Atturne)s, %Ir Prier WtMattison 1.)1.MV1110, bed, Cheshire; and Messrs. Wright and Puckering, Maple, London. Grocer Newel, St , Isle of Alfred place, parish of Rt (:d“ in the Fields, Middlesex, upholder, to surrender, 6, and Oct. 9, at ten, at London. Al.• convey, Mr. rasreti, liower.sirt.", R itt.rd.opiare. Thomas Tarsier, of Nicl o squire, 114tiS:11 of St. Giles, frippletrate, Lowlna, victualler, to ostriendri, Sept, 1, at 51%. WI, at nine, •:ol a, m eleven, at 1:46141,111. At t.soccs, Nicosia. Joists said Gerrit, Saluibury.square, ect. DIVIDE:ND9. Sept 4fi. natmeel Hopkins, now or late of Leeds. Verb, merchant. at elrven, at the Uultawl Month Ism, Leeds. Sept gt 9 AtilifeW Burgess Mamma, of Chinks-street, Ca veat Garner', Middlesex, taws., at tru, at Guildhall, I.totaluu. Sept. 40, Thalami Evans. of St. Clement, Worcester, user chain, at eke's, at the Gud.Ntall Coffee louse, %tut, Crater Sept. is. John Reale, of lbsolbamptoo-ateret, Caolgsrvell, liarusp, sugathearaimal iaMstameata ssaigae. at amp. at (Mad igan, Lasidost. Sept. is. John Lloyd sad 'Williams of Thanges-street. Luadim, ariserrs, at ten, at September I t. l'bruphilus Clive and Samuel Richardson, of Tokrubriase.yerd, Lumer, inserchauta, at Gee, at ball. neptciaber 23. Ralph Tustin of Chaados street, Cowin. Carder,cheese:stoore, at rearm, at Guild. Ot tuber Edward Whitelock, of ( aterea's-rOw. Piwtonviller insiaranee-broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Loudon. Srptetalicr de Ana Greenish and Ueary Newport, of ra. lola sires, Straw', Middlesex, upholsterers, at eleven, at Guildhall. Sepleuiloar es. Item, Newport, of Villiersaereet, Striated, !tideless', apbulallerer, at devil), al Guildhall. Sept, other es. Ceases Pugh and inlibr• basis, of Old Fisk• street, ell) ashy% as 'term, at Guildia.ill. En . rt FICA l'Ell...liainrmsrit is. . . Charles Lewin Lund, late of Aostiefriars, Leedom, tats. ratite-looker Jaws Whitehead and Clears Whitehead, late .f Hanley. Stafford, otelbenwareSma..isfarierera. !Wan 1t.,,, of lierrouttdae7-atteel, Southwark, admen. meager. ltditalu Balla OK Elder. of Rocitionl. Fast:, berge-mada. A,. Swill. 14 MAasc(Hewer, aurthwer. Jam., Cox, of Muncts•Mer, burl 10.1tfr Juarph Wanes, lwe uf Comb St. Nicksoluu,Suraersit, lumber. dniatr. /oho Nutt, of Rumford, Ewe', voter. noised Ifni., 1.•.1 rr p. 31. vort r 'lbooms Whitehead the >owlet, of Failprorti, Lascastar. tistownaurfuctmer. arri, XY . •ItTSS , : i CT II. 11. %.• if I %e - roti ,, NAY, gll ( 4; . 1 train Cstl/7. ; Etrya, .10 t the Woo ; iiiope IN 2 , f ri , o2 air 'lie, bow at.; t., 1 /tap , ' • ( .4 51.,,thvr, Cava c 18 rtaize L 11k% .11 1 irotiti! ~0,„ • 11 1 1 , , 0 4 Tim coovu3s art s‘ ill 1. !.. • I .l' PILN mown,' 0 , Arrived thin the. Peel 4,,. 0 1 K 1 , 11411, .11111 1 4. CH- .or iiaapuradala .411rion ho,:. 1.114 fG.is q a ; th.• f..wo *tilt .1 to:lt . .by of n. -top slop, 1i',,,, :I; the Cwt . /her gia,a-lni A , Lieut. frnto by her or lean s tl,rre line 110 1/.1t11. • I.it. 0 DI th.t the Fret„ la it ivy bee n tinligtsl 1.0 Itlt4t wait' of provibionm and rho hi,., 11 C. 1711 4LB: CLAIMS. Friday Itilillf.r(l,l4 a.:11 r meeting of the ( it, Clero.„ a the cciiiity ul Mayo, Ili.emx beta I.34lliiirolie, for the parrot.. 01 frepAriii:: au ad,i, to Le preartited t.i hit (laic.. the 1.44 I.+iire a on Ilia errs. f in that twisty, the p at q.. Catholic E minrvpaum. *del 1141 ad.• keoll.tt•r.,•4l subject of debate, it coliewititei..: 4.f fliztieti6; 66'14 made by Ccruttaellor N1.1)... m !I. were followed up by a apeciti c mai...mod Clo p inatV by Neil t) Donaell, P. , c s • ail , . in III": tluentt 110.1 2,.almia m,twat , ath , teuteit tit, C.llholic t t.‘„ Lord 'I) icd-v, t. Don. 11. A. 11... D. &lista. ..1 r .,. wild many oilier Gulltivilrie reapcctobility. exprereed in the et rouge!, t rita 41, cordial istaiimileuce with the !rata:vs et Mr. t. , * neli, but did rot think 111.4 she vo t er to a .i cl time ft.r publicly eapreariog their .4:wit:vats ; th‘ i i d t h e "me time ilcd o ccd theati.elre,, b y tI K n. 4 Poled's) nagurancea, that if a proper opporaot t afforded (hell, City Ctillfing a meeting fur !lit patrao4. they would cocerfully co—opernie Veldt on, Ili* ler, :11 in rolfWart:ll,ll4 the 0411110 o f th e The I lam. Colonel IhllOti 'elf in irtiiiritlar manner, by the n•••ff. co tit,' he inuseleat..l MI the nceirpiott. ft ultioaattly agneett, that if • requ.,itiun seriatim the !VA Sheriff in vial a metting for that rte., / ftttrt.i.w . , they till attend and Rile Siatatice, Mr. (othrnut II comienittl to withdotin Motion, with ata laar(etatandiax that three , letAt another tareitmg E'rpolatird for VI t hy only after which the A Idreoi . to his Exit-Arne) l e -4 irolitamon 1,.. Named' .rr!). %tier the Mr.. ivuz rhea, a gir.ll . lll, nu.l sujepd I.T ta.ile of the watt rr.pectable Noir...tam Nlitectrawit the omititv • cal 's% an the Ilitzh Sheriff to • 3 , 1.14111.4 for the parrot,* of tr';ol 4 boo .:rmetdra lien she moat effectual itiema of itdraliting tit • baiin• Af thirir Cethol c fellow •••lirci,•. MEETINGS or cit ran Tons A OaVILIMIt!. TO-110%P.M it/hies Aldridge, Aldersgett 1.0114011, Jousts 1100:11:111, Curislita, mud Savage•gadtro, rhusst, ROllllOl4 Nbilthy, . sersveiocr. . - • 3 . Getwitl f.re.nry Wile, Bridle-kw, lolinitua, %i -dioms ; alil 4.4 Craton, Ketit, ~1 ...flu', - Is 1/11 4 111!..N US. William Beek, Biahopsgate au cct, Loudon, dialer awl rlsapsnalh, . - . • It IA iliiguiltsgpe, 014 Matey, ',Online, gluvr•mrrchtsl, • is ileur) rr . ,llteti Nighastple-121.e, P. SontlAle 41, port, it 4 'l46orik 14141., Slowedeith, rhea remang, t, • • 4 %Val's.' Litultll. loads, spook- me , ir1.•.:1,t, . • il . CIOUROF OF ICCC HA Ng 4 otNterJino o:!. 0 9 V. Ottta at Swat: at tt.ittertisits r. f so ft.l. 4.itoss 3.) 1 , 0 'AU Paris .. Ditto a/ 13osniessit yl In Cadiz. %farina MMus Palermo .125 d. Per Os. Lczlioro 53 Nasks ..... se Genoa.. ..... 54 Lir. Pie Venice a. .:t do. Inst . Lisbon 63 ;e, 44- (;ifnrt. , . ..... Rio in mem; ... • of Malty GiLraltai 14 Dub1in....... j Curk LLI..' rot4Hrlti (; uJ r. Cam awl Hare p.of u • • F.treitta Ban Nen INaabluow4.. 4 4 New Dollar. .4 t:ilrp► in New Lams (r.r►) Ague no the lemma of tlw v.l per ('rat. Pietcr. OP STOI Bank stack •••V yScT£RI"Y. thi . 3 per Cr Redure.l... ..... .• • • 0 3 per reel. (769•011 ..... 4 per Cent Pi; yl..rCeur Nary . ....... . 1....n t e Annuities Intim ILO& rotelie.pirr Hflb.. r r .1 pr.bo• Enili.49 Lviltery Tickets L H l; Coeseas fur f t 4l:: T. RICA, Cluck-11...kr', • 4, Cernl9lll. a.. 1 9. elorugetoos. • BIRTHS. de Tank, ibe tail bast U liataptorCoart ..14 Lady iff rol.f.lel Vevey. of • dauthier. O. Taeatfav, Mrs. Doyle, Lady of Coot Do) le . 012 .. r stal hew., at.the homed h er father, Sit W. M. 3111agi, SUL at biaa-Apidtaaa. MARRIAGES. Oa Maday, al St. James's Church, by the Peso o f S.die bury, Iner,mat Felniuuth, to Auae Fruiters, davit thic‘itt* of Henry Ranker, EMU Wedn "" l " , . at AM.•rley, afar It'ottun onArt Rey. Jaw.. lielpo. Rector or that plum, nod of 16,4 1 , '• .W and Crsielsoo, tiltatre%tershirr , le Neu. Hair, eldnd o:soibts of 'Warded tile", Lel of the former place Yesterday, at K. oatmetou, 'Jr South, sar:eon, aneottie.alreet, B...ontshery *grace, to Nua Si•IleY1"" dae;hter of Calomel Coed, of lirsalogtos. ..........- IiEATH4 r 1 _Vhanday aennight, Mr Philip !isogon'. :Pm s cru ll of Mr. ekhodurtl, bnwaaa hirr, of Slot ventbory . Al hi. Rlark.Rock-road, near Dublin. PAP! Sltarkry, Eaq a,41 Iu .w. sr the orieinal opeort4 Rneing Calroti..r, and ledge of the ti• ragh. 0 " Illefolay la.!, vr Ms grief, men futte-e4 100 .. ° t. Eheall, Lahr. of 111411164 W Orwell who wJa " bat I Guarthanan, anal was interred in tit. ame grave to V.. :la Clbarchlard r, 1 1 ." 0. the Intli inst. inHill•4irtel, et,l,(lc)•oquA tam son off:ow le Haribut. - Hltill WATER, THIN DAY , AT I.oft tNeN $1.11 4 . 1 - *lora. 34 rniks. after 1 I Even. !Ai now. •: 1 r ^I 1.4):4 C..• 311 r,,fl "prif6.l.o ..8 t ac k of CI !Iniutl, by J ',ITU. of ..rvike pl. r SUN illlo' ldfaiss os