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'PORTIA - a I NTE LLIGEMCE. HAVVRFORDWEST RACES, MONDAY, JULY O. Fifty Pounds for all 4-mile Heats. Capt. MsAttias'i bl. it. Creeping J 5 yes. old .t 2 1 Mr. Hurst's b. c. Parson Horne, 3 .13. old • . • S 1 Capt. Vaughan's b. f 3 arc old (bolted) . . . TUESDAY. A Maiden Plate of • 50 - 1 - : for all ages. Two-mile Heats. Ctpt Sotton'A gr. g. Tickalilly, abed, Pst. Ilb . . . I 1 Capt. Vauchaa'• b. f. Creeping Bess 4 yrs. ist. 41b. . 2 2 Mr. Humes b.g. 4 yrs. old, 9st. lib di . WSW , DAY.E Fifty Pormds for 9 and 4-years, 2-mile Hats. Mr. {boars b. e Parson I lora., 3 yrs. r ld, 7st. . . . 1 1 . Cap:. Vaughan', b. 1. Crveping 4 aro. old, 7st. . Si 2 Mr. Robins's ch. c. by Pastor, 2 vr. old . . . .3 dr Fifty Pounds for all age s , 4.mile Heats. Mr. Col:lnes bh. Midas; by Wii,:kev, 6 yii. o!d . 1 1 Mr. liarri.on's b. b 31:...d (broke down) . 2dt• Mr. Ilurst's ch. h. Jack o'-tlse Green (broke down) . Ars. These Races, though not quite so numerously at tended as usual, never displayed more beauty and fashion. The dress Ball, on Tuesday night, was most brilliantly ascended. and Potter's Library was erowdvil daily with nobili.y, &c. Amongst the eutap were nosiced —Lord and Lady Cawdor, Lord :arid Lady Milford, Lord Desart, Lord Tam worth, the Hon. Mrs Camphell, Sir Henry and Lady Mtssoix. Mr. aid Mrs. Barlow, General Gas- Boyne and Ltcly, Mr. zr,d Miss Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Sccuriitld, Mr. and the Misses Allen, of Crescil.y. EDINPURc. " RACES. incr.st) The Hunters' 61 , —e of 50 Guineas. Mr. llailiie's Chesnut horse, hy Star . . . I t Mr. Brown's bay mare Mr. Denham'. grey gel4lng Mr. Dud ,, een't brown mall, Kate . . . - This race afforded very good sport. Friday Mr. BAiLLIE'S grey evlt Orphan walk ed over the course for the Ladies purse of 5!) gui ne.t, — . nese WAS afierwards a Hack Ita:e. Places of Public Amusement last week at Edin burgh :—Races a—Plays 6--Asscral"lies 3—Con certs s—Competition of Pipers I—in all, 21. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roartm. 'T9, suo.., Yesterday arrived the Diunt:b, and Leval, gun vessels, from the Downs ; and the Amphitrite frigate, from the Mediterranean, with a convoy Cinic into harbour the Piot, 0 , :op, Captain Sauraicrs. Arrived the iffocaft gun-br;; , , from a cruise, ansi tl%e I:rhkr transport, Capt. Lee, from Westerly. nest, AUG. 5. Admiral Lerd.Keith has shifted his d. 1,7 om the So. Thaq's to the iffilerovcs man of war ; the former has since sa3ed for Sheerness. Arrived the john Bei/cutter, frr.m the Westward, with a convoy, which are sailed for the River. 'the Jebn At!: remains. Arrived bornortolii. and IL I: Dileorer, bomb, Pincher aqd levy al ~:tier grit, bi i i Ss, from (if the French coast, ..nd remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. vasmorra. .IIrOUST 5. The Deeser packet, Captain Hammond, is arrived from linsum, and landed her mails and pas•engers here. The Ebert. se-, Christianson, from I..mbden, for Antwerp, is de ained, and sent in by the Ametbr.t ftigate. Several:icon vessels are de tained, and van into :his pon by His Majesty's cmi..ers co this station, in consequence of a late order.—bind W. CORK, JULY 29. Arrived the Lady Beide, or Cork, Haye., from rbA,loes, with sugar, kc.; G,.den s of co. Long, do. dn. ; .61i:a, of do. Pesky, do. do. ; Lspe.,t, of do. Gllms 4-e, d0...d0. Sailed his Aajesty's chip Topa:e, Captain Lake, for Plymouth ; Jo. sloop Baena, Capt Losack, on a cruise ; Jane, of Weymouth, Jenkins, for London, with provisions ; Nelson, of and for Jersey, Lang dard. spirits, &c.; Constant Tra , ler, of Barmouth, pf &tbs. to, London, with provisions; Bakst., of rishgrprd, Williams, for Plymouth. do.; Steers. of and for Liverpool, Way, butter, kc.; Coercive. PiPon, of Greenock, Ritchie, for Trinidad, with merchants' goods; Stag, of Newport, Jenkins, for Cardiff, with ballast ; Napen, of Clay, Triselan, as. do.; Juba, of Carmarthen, Evans, Milford, do.; relaidade, of St. Übes, Janquero, Lisbon, butter. JULY 31. Yesterday morning, .His Majesty's ship rears, Capt. Matson, sailed from our harbour on a cruise. Capt. Gage is appointed to the command of the Thetas frigate. The encumpmeut in the neighbourhood of this city is for the present abandoned. the principal strength of which it was to have been composed, consisting of the 71st, 72d, 93J. and 24th Regiments, laying embhrked at Cove. Sir David Baird is ea. tined here i t a v•ry• few days to take the sornetiond. 'The regiments above named, together with the Rth god 93 f. which have relit:tired on board the trans 'pits, are ! i t i s said, to for:n an expedition against the Cape of. Good Hope; bet there is no expefitation that this expedition has soy niore determinate ~j,•ft *in }*y, of those others which, after SO many ern latplial.ioni and di:embarkaticns, march;or and cb . ; -s of quarters, have at last ended as they were Larsaußr, AUGUST i. The business of the Wilts Assizes began here en - slonday, before Mr. Justice Le. Beene and Mr. Itron Gr AH A SI, the former of whom presided at the Crown Bar, and the latter at Nii Prirct. The caure which had excited the greatest interest: was the trial for an information from the Court of King's Bench against Gorges Lowther, Esq. of Tils head Lodze. The information cnneiined various —wants, in substance charging the Defendant with :miring vet itien a letter to John Thomas Batt, Esq. which was intended to convey a challenge to that Gentleman; with having written the said letter with intent to provoke a challenge; and with having written and published a libel on Mr. Batt, as a Ma gistrate. Mr. Bolinouoit, for the prosecution, stated the circumstances from whence this case bad arisen, and read the letters written by Mr Lowther on the oc casion (all of which have been already laid before die public). He then argued on the necessity of proteding those gentlemen who gratuitously bestow their time arid exert their talents, in executing the arduous and important duties of Justit e of the Peace ; and pointed out where, in his opinion, the Defend ant has used very unwarrantable insinuations re spelling Mr. Batt, in a letter addressed to him, which he had afterw ads published to the world at large, and had thereby cornmile I offences which required the interposition of the laws in proteetion of the Me. gistracy. He called witnesses to substantiat: the Path. Mr. JFICV Li.. for the Defendant, argued that his Client had been more sinned against than sinning. Descended from an illustrious line of ancestry in the sister island, he had worn the robe of Magistracy in that part of the United Kingdom, therefore it could not be his wish to degrade or insult, the Magistracy here. Honoured in this part of the country with the command of a most distinguished corps of cavalry (the Fawley Lieht Dragoons), when the flames tit r '.ellion burst forth in Ir land, he had nevertheless flown to assist in protea;ng his native land from the • rrors of anarchy, had di iwn his sword, and bled in defence of the laws. Such a matt could not wish to do any thing which might bring the laws into contempt. Tee Irish, he admitted, possessed a wernith of temper equal to their bravery; end his Client, under the sr: se of what he conceive ! to be alt injury, had written, perhaps, in the spirit of his county, but not with the views stated by his Learn. ed Frtena. In regard to tee after publication of his letters in the provincial Journal, the purpose was expressly stated : it was ton etify a very erroneous account which had appeared in tie Londe t Papers, end was not dor,e with • hat malicious intent winch constituted the publics,. ..n f 3 libel He remirited the Jury, that by the efforts of an iliusteious Senator, whose compteheireve mind embraced the principles of jerispruciettee, with an accuracy that gave his opi nions the starry of the first legal authority, they were declared to be the judges of the taw and th, fait of this point of the case ; it rested with them to say' wheeeir the publication of the letters was direfted by such a disposition as constituted a malicious libel. Mr Baron Ca eirtN, in summing up, declared that lie had always considered the law of libels to be stated by the Declaratory Ad, and he wished for no grea'er power u.an that Ad give him. Under it he was not only •su hurised, but required to state his opinion of the case ; and such a Jury as he had to address would give .t the weight which from his sta tion he merited. His Lordship professed Neat he could see nothing in the condnn or the Magistrates, which called for the adimadversions the Defendan. had hes owed on it. It was true that Mr. Hatt could ' not he injured oy it, h cal e the treneeCtions had passed wilere his chariteter was too well known and respelled for any attack on him !,) have that effect Indeed that Geetleman had the adow 'cage of a well. spent life, from whim 1w would have been at home in any part of the kingdom. But it was not there fore to be inferred, that such men might be assailed with impunity. On the contrary, the public was pe culiarly interested in their protettion. The Jury, which was Special, returned the follow ing verdia We find the Defendant Not Guilty of endeavouring to preveke Mr. Batt to a challenge; but we find him Grotty of writing and publishing a libel on him as a Magistrate." 'The Court observed, that is, Guilty of the Fourth Count. 'leic were several other interesting causes; but it might be premantre to report them, as in most of them cos , s were reserved on points of nice legal dis inei i. lievconin Crocker, alias Collins, 'vas tried and capi tally convieteil, fur forging and cnooterfeiting a pro missary note for 701. in tt? name of Willi:.m Tuc ker. payable to himself; on .vhich note he had all,. indorsed the re. c,pt of a year's interest ; hut it was clearly prt.ved in evidence that nn such interest was ever paid. Bills were found against him for two other forgeries. in the names of the Rev. F. J. H. Festing, and Mr. William Capper ; but, being con vided on the first, he was not tried on the other in dilment. Judgment was respited till The 3d De cember, that the opinion of the Judges may be taken on the legality of his convidlion, when, as is alleged, the crime was not Completed by the ailual attempt to obtain money on the nr res. FAO3I LAST NtGIFTS GAZATTE. Admiralty-0117re, A mpg 5, 1803. Copy of a Letter from Sir Robert Calder, hurt Vice-Admiral of the Wee, to thu Honourable William Corms& Ad• mirsl of thy White, hr. dated on board Ilia Sdejesty's shit , the Prince or Wales, the 119th of Juiy, 1805. SI R.—l ant induced to and, by the Windsor Castle, a tr;vli cate of my dispatch of the IV lost ut, owMig to a tyre great omission of Inv cretarv, who, from indisposition, and an in terlineation in my First letter, itegletted to insert the name of Rear Ad!airal Charles Stirling in my public thanks; I am therefore to reqii,st you will be pleased to cause the mistake to be correvkit as early as possible. I have the honour to be,',tc. :10H. CALDER. MILITARY I'IMMOTIONS. Irdr•Offire, Aoeort 6, 1605. lit it Gement of Rragoini Gtni;&•••••Veterinary Surgeon Wit• ham Oark , oir, from the King': German Legion, to be Vete rinary Surgeon, vice Cordeaux, appointed to the Ordnance Service sth Ditt ,, --Cetrnet Stephen Moore to be Lieutenant, without iirelrase. Cornet Edward Kellett to be ditto. 6th ditto—A.l66l.mi Sweeny tie age It. Callow, from the sth root, to br Amount quieuti. 4th Regiment of root —Lietnenant.Col met Henry William Evittafte, from the Itith Fot, to be Lietnenant.Colonel, vk • Rnnley, app o iu the Nova Scotia Feacitallee. Ditto—Lieutenant.Colonel Lionel Smith, from th• Nova S otia F.,ileiblet, to Ir. Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Espinamt , appounte+l to the Ch Foot. Bth Royal Veteran elottalion—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Reoh;!rt Walker to he I.;etit-nant Clonel. 9th ditto—'revel IVilliarn Osborn Ha milton, from the Royal., to be Licutenagt•Colonel, vice Campbell, decease , Nora Sootir Feneibl^s--Colonel Thomas Brinier, from the 4th Foot. t.. bt Lieutet:aot Colonel, ♦ice S,a..tit, appointed to . the 18th Foot _ . STAFF. John Murray. fan. from halt pav, to latt , a Deputy C. , . , .mi-tary General of Stores, Pr•tvi,ions, tort Faragroo th F.. ,s To be Atvivtant Commisvarim of Stores, Provitionc. and Pit rap to the Force.- Aohert Hill, Gent.---Charlus Pratt, Gent. _ . Enos, Three • TABLEY P.llZlf, CITESITIRS. EXTRACT Of A LETTER Tutor istaLtsroao„ TIA;.I, A U4a'sl 3. " Sir John Leicester, who is Colonel of the Eel of Chester's Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caval: (which he himself raised), iu order to cause emala. don among them, and to promote discipli .e, gave a Cup, value ten guineas, as a prize to t'ar nest swordsman in the regiment ; and a handsome sword, which cost six guineas, to the second bet. They were to perform the 3d and kh divisions or the sword exercise, full spend, singly, in n.le hundred and fifty 'ands in the front of the bile, the Adjutant to decide which was the hesr..... This was done by twenty as fine fellows as I relieve could be selefted from any regular regiment, and the contest was so equal, that, after performing the exercise several times, they were obliged to draw lots for the first prize, when the cup fell to the lot of Corporal Lewes, of the Ashton [jr.;. , Troop, and the sword to J. Dean, a private in ihr Kantsford troop, amidst the acclamations of A nv , merous cmleourge of gentry of the first re 7e:!., lity assembled in Tabley Park, and who the greatest satisfaftion on the occasion ; I!: , in short, was enchanting. The morning wo: fine, and the exhibition each day on the moat Ix atri. Ell part of the Park, direEtly opposite Sir John's ti .;trce of water. Nine or ten boats decorated with the flags of all n ttions, and several others, sailed about during the whole time. The whole was highly flat• tering to Sir John, who received the congratulations of air !resent, for the admirable performance of his fi- are -iment. The guns were fired on the lawn in hoto.a• of the late naval elEfory." PRICK OR STOCKS. YESIZIWAY. Sank Stuck S per Cent. Reduced . 3 per Cent. Consols 4 per Celt .. per Cent. !levy S per C.-nt. Idi7sity IWO I.7ns Annint.e4 t7 1.18 . 1 Irilperial Annuities - . (Minium India Stock Exclic,4 uer B.:us ls. dis. Is. print. F.ok;oit Lottery Ttckets ............. k .151 it. Consols hr..... ..... ...... . ... 5 1 , , ,;11 T. Bush, Stock Hr ke-, No 4, Cuwnhill. and 9, Ow ne C,III. I'ItICE OF !KISH sTocKs—‘us. I. Gov. Stack 11 Gnv 1 1 . tWr Cent Gta..J Canal Lo.n, 4 per cent Royal C.n I !..nan. 6 per cent .901 coloßsa or EXCHA . XI I 2 Ditt, :at Sight 37 4 Rotpsroa... a I 12 0 2 U. 1./ 6 WI Mims Paris Dar , 2Us 26 0 R 5 I Ca.lie Mat,i4 :01 • • - Lc:choir "4,1,1 e. rl,iill•i. Au•. 6. I Venter it Hr. tic Usk.nt bit 61 11,611. n Cork 141 'Oat ttas. Pnrtutal 04.1 o.ln and Dart !JOT Of. 4 R 0 DOlalt wa1e.........0 0 0 ••cw 0,1114 n Viral to Ilan Nor I.nwo each Mgr. on Ilt• Dank a 1 Hatlanl p-r lent 11) r 26 ) ) 41 0; ; Oar. 4 , It,. pm • I Dnbti9 on Lu.vi 1, 1 1, Betrao on I.nn , loni (Jul, Atao on DrMin( flittl I. • 41. BR TI I ra On the 7th ult. at Large, Scotland, Mrs. Macdonald Loeb. hart, of a Sen. At I.e Ile, Ayrshire, S L otland, ,in the 28th ult Mrs. Coningliaiii, of Enterkine, a a .0u and heir. 111 AERIAGFS. On the 29th ult at Atezhadiswn Church. county of Cork, be the Iles Mr. WTI It, flew), Belcher, of Ifollybroult, Esq MI Jerniyn, on.y daughter and heiress of Unary Je . :ns 1. E.o. of Aughado - sii. Giihert Plit tttttt er, Esq. of Little Curt, county of Duliitu, to Miss is situ Meredith. of Tons,.lc-str.ra, llublun, daughter of Sir J din Meredith, /La. r minty of Meath. Latch, at Doceader, the Rev. Peter Lowe, of Oaten, N* ti ghatrishire to Miss Ellen Probe, second daughter std • Rev. Regial Pyndar, of I larisor Moro, Worcestrush'lre, tod fremetly Fellow of ut g's College, Cambridge. On Sunday last, in Mount-in evt, • • Lately, the iiifant son of Colonel Prohyn, of Rigseeare, fut Gluuceite,ihirr, M••nday ..e•oiaght, in Gloure,ter, Miss Anne Gerges, fifth fia.lghtor of the at. Richer , l Gorges, Eel. of Eye Conn, to list' fotes,ty of llerefoid, Reptesentative in Parliament fur the ber roll(, of Lemaiiiister. Same day, at its latherll house, in Gloireetter, In the 27th .r of his age, Lieutenant Adey, of the Royal South C. Ai crater Militia. Un Ti• utoday, at Ilill H,rrse, near Stmul, iu the 19s:• yin of hit age, Li 'ill Preen). A rundell, of the South Gl.u.:4ter ride ',us of Same* krundell, El. On Friday last, at his lodgings, St .Auguatinea-balt, Rein:mi. Rowe, Esq. late Lieut.-Colonel of the !nth Regi ment of Foot, Suntlu miming, at eight o'clock. Miss Mary C l ark, d.“iittiter George earl:, F.. 14. Ra:iker in Lombard • Un Soi:slay morning, Mrs. Barber, wife of M • Barbel, Printer, of Fleeteattetaa, won WATER TWA DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 54 Wes. alber 11. I Even... .g enilter SALES 1W AUCTION. Mews. FYFF.. DUFFIN, and CO. At their Cnenteiottoti Rooms, No. it, Stanhope street, of• • VO-MORROW, Aligud 8, at Twigs. o'Cluck, A Quantity of 1-10USE11()LD FURNITURE LA. and other Eff , Fis, Tempered there for contenienes, and wilt be 501 without reseren, consisting of an tinan t ' nfa and chairs, a handsome secretary and bookcase, beaureaus, tn• ble., feather beds, bertatestla, blankets, plated candlesticka, a number of tea beards, between twenty and thirty dusen of cotton and worsted stockings, sorted, Jtc &c. with some brau tiful print. and painting., framed and g lazed, a barometer, thermometer, and t,nie.piece,• for grace of small gilt buttons, and twenty pieces of Irish linen, warray.ted sound. • Gaul, iv. auction in town or country at the tor& commiatioie ; money advanced ettivdd HOSPITAL STAFF. James Frank, M.D. front 1ta1f.1,47, to be an Inspector of Hos pitals. 24 Regiment of lineal East India Volunteers. Lieutenant John Allan Gilmour to be Captain of a Company, vice linthall, who ri.igns Fang t William Brown Ramsay to be Lieutenant, vice Gill- moue. John Brett, Gent to be Enirign, vice Rainey. Cansonossinst rioted by the I oed Lieutenant et' the County of llluldlctcx. Royal East Mulcilesex Militia. Jcse;,h Bigg, Cleat. to be lii•utenant Dated July A, 180. Ciarigs IVrt is, Gent to h, d tto. Datml J Jly 9, 18.6. West MI ldleiieg Paget Bayivy, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated July 5, 1303. • Royal We>tmLst,rYolunc ms. Lieutenant Geoige Piens to be Captain, vice Cragg, retignod. Detei June• 19, Iso s . Eiivign Wdliees Barilevez to be Lieutenant, vice Twining, pro. mated. Dated M 001 e. Edwara Jenkins Loneley, Gent. to be ditto, eke Potts, p:o• yew d Dated as above. St. George'. Vobinterirs. Ensign Evans in be Lieutenant, you , Ainslie, promoted. Doted June 22, 1603. PARTNERS!IIPS UNSOLVED. John Ran*: and James Clarke, of Nl:utcheder ' in the county of La 1.-a.ter, linen drapers, dealers, and chapinen. J &v . 29, 111(t5 William !ileum and Charles Brooke, Climieur !never, Bed- ' f. , rd and Cleveland street, Fulani-square, father ma nufartu•er• Aues•ll 3 , 1605 . Join Witg Avit anti Robert Clayton, of Battersea, in the count.' of Surrey, brewers. %for 22, 1201, E• Bottrmiley, of Whitefri.urs, and William Farmer, of Printro.e Hiil, Salisbury square, London, light/risen. %larch 25,1314 French Vuekerman, Genage D7aon, and John Pries, Tay lor-HO, near Huddersheld, in the codrity laf York, ro,charits. .01turil 11, 1405. . • Jame, Gordon and 4lexander 114'14night,, of Dudley, in the county of Worcnter, dron-rs. July SO, MD: • Charles omit,' town of Nottiuglient, hosier and bleaclicr, and John Garton, of Radford, in 'the comity of Nottingham, bleacher. Judy id, IttOn. James Batt -owl James Wolf_,_ of Lambatli, boat-builders. August 2, Robert Cook • and Samuel Cake, of Houghton, in the county of Lau aster, miners and cualmastets. Aug. 2, 1M(,5 BANKRUPTS. William Wing, now or late of Statuferd, In the county of Lirur !n, sictoiller and nkerper, dealer and clia.unaii, to sur• render August 1 4 1, 20. and Sept. 17, at eleven, at the George I,n, in St. Martin's, Stamirrd Baron. Attorney, Mr. Redifzr, Stamford. Joseph Richards, of Prince's Stairs, R.rtherhithe, in the county of Surrey, victualler, dealer and cha r m in, to surrender August 17, 31, and Sept 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr. 11..11..way, Chancery-la:le, London. J•.hn Blunt and Robert Scollay, of the Coal Exchange, London, coal factors, to surrender August 10, 17, and Sept 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Allen, London street, Fenchurdi street. A7itlio:ry liee'r, of Oxford street, in the county of M•ell'e • sex, taller, dealer and charnel), to sum rider August 17. 43, end September 17, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. A tturn.y, .'4r. Berk it, Clement's inn John Sth..leheld, of Cateatun .treey, it) the city of Lori& I, wares 4!1114111, dealer and chapmaii, to surreieler August le, 24, and Se!st. 17, at ten, London. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, N 0.163, Alitcrsgate street. DIVIDENDS. Aug 27. Thomas Yaw,ll, of Finsbury Place, in the county of Muldle.ex, tailor, dealer And c:i4pmaii, at ten, at Guild hall, London. N v. 12. I.intieua Ranson, latest the Cantinn Coffee-house, Chleali Cross, in tho Poway h f Maid:mica ( tnit now • Potter in the King's b nrh), tAvent keeper, wine and brandy merchant, dealer And chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, Loorlott. Oct. 22. William Robinson, Richard Freston- Partly, and Dinah Squires, of Eing.street, S. veil Dial,, in the county of Middlesex, bakers, dealers, and cha;inten, at ten, at Guild had, London. 0 , 1. d. William )ones, late of Newiihani, in the counts of GMumoter, shover, dealer and evtaptuan, at ten, at the house of Thomas George, the Reaufort's Arms, in Chepstow, in Monroe- , of I.ud •erchantss county of change; of qu.trtets„ have at last endea as tuey were landertakeo, without any appareat cause. At Huntingdon Assizes, much interest was ere of Thomas Geom. , the Beaufort 's Arnas in uttepstow, in --• the county of Vi:naouth. . - - bles, feather beds, bedsteads; blankets, plated canotesoc... , —....wawr•.-...• cited, aud the Court uncommonly crowded, to wit n of Oet, 22." John sia.q. of Nfotingtrea. in tht county of Essex, number of tea beards, between twenty and thirty do ne se bou. FROM LLOYD'S Lurr. ness the trial of two l'rench Pr isomrs of war i cotton and wotsted stockings, sorted, Ste. &c. with sor ow. 11. z shopkeeper, desire and chairman, at twelve, at the Three r . • A tiff Tarrnonth—The II awl. Yates; Laurel, Hadley ; Bri • fully etsvid , l, the former cf tc,r . •dl ging. and the it- . A.igu4l :B. James Curtis and Donut Pitt Gri ffi n, of Led- Parini , , Johisons and the Elbe, Litarlttilest (min Toireitm-n. ate-hill , io the city of London, oil and colour merchants, Off Whitby—Tke V11 , r.., Thompann 1 Banos, Statihen. ter of uttering cr u . .terfeit Bank of lingland Notes, g - • at tell, at ~iirldhall. t a i rdt m w o e m n e ty t ;le a c nd es o i l ' Tr'iartieclineel,frwwarralmetv.ted°rsograui:dft. g il t bu i r eo R. Good, ...AM. auctlnit in town or country at th e Hen; Progr.. 9 ., Nickelson ; Nriron, Peacock t Mentor, nom ; mit bed' r. , :eived ter.ence of death. Sept. 9. Thornas %Valley, of Liverpool, in the county of household fomituir.Ji commission ; and rmt , icra,. , lTanc • det .....--. ' Anna, Harr urn lamer and Marro", ''''—' "Is Strangers * COP erre von THE HAI TIC AHD TONWINCEN. Lancaster, merchaur, at twelve, at the George (tin, Dale• TO GEN VLEMEN, S'CAGE-MAS ruts, TOWN CS R ' tiit.beth, Campion; Eagle, Barter; %Viet , Hvlt; sal a eto•et, Liverpool. Floc from the 13,1tir. c• .is or wi!: 1 1,- provided to take tender their Auer'. 51 Uwe,' Prrsgravr, of Spalding, in the county of MEN. Jrc. At Iftri..gel—Theßri , tol Theo, Phelps, from New-York. prcu - - `.'.on such vessels as n•4v be I ound to tho Lincoln, men•hant„ dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guild- By D. SADLER, At LiverpoulaaThr Sarah and Likealasah, Holland,' data; Baltic in - Tonninpen, and ready to rail from Leith hall, Lortrtoir• . • Hamlet, Tallman, from Masachust.tre; Abe tea, Cout, :ram Rcratic rn t,. I 4th ;of which all concerned are re- Aug ~ 2$ Willis" Chivers, now or late of Neogat.t.street. Srsannak ; Tartar Hawkins, Porn Ltheau; Perste rance, „ nested PA % Ax DS of F I FTY PRIME YOUNtz to Like notice. in this ear of Lg.. don, 1+,1.11014er, dealer acid chairman, at ten, Taller, from Stockholm • Castle Douglas • aod the Ann 1 • H ~,,,,,,' ; f ro m M.mel. ' ' ' ' Canned Chambe-, Edam Aug. I. at Guil.'llol, London CERTIFIcATES.— %vows' . f.'7 O u r ' th_e ir.ore.72,2,ro,fusiMorl•itoßwron.etitain.:ll4gchlcsi,:r.thatr, r.e_t. At Lorider.d.rry-7:estor, ; arid the Caledoo,a, ....... : We have receivi d the following article for inter- Ti1i,.134 Walnie-ley, of North Shields, intim county of Nor. West India Docks, which being now ; n milersw W ~,,nulD b ß i A m t r, ( s ; , : ., t . r s I:4olißS..Ens,Hlagriel.y pfuottc.hat_..h,4l27 rfrili:t.,ll[7.4. r, from Petrohingh. • lion : indinti,iialicl, ship-builder. At C.4k—Tto . Union, Lon. from Barbados's. Thomas Sa . . 4 .=. of Manchester, in the eounty of Lancaster, sa ti.n d o w iT it ot h i o tbe n e t v. l ,l l c l: m a .d will wi r U re b i e nini toui to i ,l Arecrie:n Considine and Aysney. London, Aug. 3. At Dubliorw-The Joskoline, Lee, from Virginia. r•••rn OacieCommurircatinas to tho 011c0.1 ..m authori,d stationer, dealer aid elm; man 11, ,Nusitermiell..nd.—Thr N eons, Saunders, from Naples ; amt..........-wwwwwa.wirewsass...............wwwww• to in .i - k•.owit to al Anti-Oran Nferclinith. Cawood', Nimid • !Vilma' Pools. .rase ~ v,:••ned,that a peace is toncluitiall'h tween the United A young lady, near Aherystwith, died very sod. Li esurON i—Pliated ky GCMG! /, _ 7 • , . isatinw e Viie Anna, Francis; and the Navtga- .tat., •.: A 1,, , j, hßeof 1 I - ddry the Offi Wyc, street, St. Cleencat's, a" Pn. ''' ' .... 1 , " • y..' ' 411110 don. 4 ' 11 ' 41 e : "'• • I . " - ni g ht of Sund4y last, after ea: • . si. . 1r _ ••• , . urTh . 6...,.. siotc, . Cato, sham i and t ,.... ii.i men of the Meat! 14,i.1,441.1,4 ~,. „ „,,,:d min t h e , o c r. • .... -. ‘6.P .01. ti •,. A MII Livogfeel: "" 'nude Nice. and Uwe lanai daily expoescd at syrriciiii.. supper apparently as well as usual. Her marriage ch„„h, RYDEIi, at tt•.e. Offi,e No. .IS Rack of SL L: . t. 1 ., t v. he e i t i :me °f Sale. tit IU t r .n... WM. LYMAN. WM tO have take ----9 place is a tew days. „ gill be Car attended 111. p. ,--...-• •-••--- -------- .----- _ . _. .__ . __. _ -.___ --__..... - • stood , amen km th:::,:V.ll,:cd:::7(..poWSl • 11 lime x i •=ir= finder i T' bition a .............- PE EA FIFT COUI N -473 ' )ATTJ Ti is sect In 6 of ?Ow sAge ,oatai ?Omsk , iftteregett able Co• The HART: HOU T° gretrient tun flai -at Melt /ran an fatal or,- common bout, cm excepts' as , nig. To be to Mew .--..-- A" TI and the at Linea I Manila ICI ;co° a , Treveut t Sr... ite, burgh Jr at Ait,oa THE 46, gum of 1 is i CiAtttiA s f the/Met dressed or ally thing CATO a•; Care mat Cite St Ar of their m C which ml wire Hai W.od for triton. der WieL aesonmew EX OTI Its pectilia of the Tit Stal• nf ei'l • ;IM cared •x , ruclatit make to adhere e the lips 14 of fo. toot, hit loom. Tnath-A el Woe the at Moon N. 8. it eha Prop,i4 T nt a tht RUSS yet diseove en Uri 1.11 ea t 43"141: : :7 7 : 11 f41 111 ( 11.41 r rOolison t •• g Ta be Rarkley4 q , Nn. Ro Chunk -tin fenders 4.1 R.alau •PPos,te MI o i d,, 'oien. to ! reel,sg ILO& The ..itorlng 11 rest hc0m0t..74 ••••• * 4l l tit* ft th• I ^-erfe.: •