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that the P. oner had been is hie emapley fur Cite! yetrs; he hurl the best opinion orlifut; iu fact, he was his ew.tiiirittml serrlitii. Fur the List tuo or thy , e roorn:is he had missed several sums of money; no SAturday last he pot of halfpence into s cupboard ; about two hours afterwards, hay. Peeiistf ti to go to the cupboard ; lie found the bundle of II Illpt nee changed from its position, mid removed to a higher Astir. Nu person but the Pri • toner had 'access to it, whith gave him the first suspicioii: he took and marked toe halfpence, and Ta r tun ed thein *here he found them. On exatmiu line in the evening. the bundle was spin removed k ,iart of a shelf, covered over with loose o,t Sultilei morning. IL hail disappeared. When the Pflbelige wa• taken into custody, part of the marked halfwrice were found on him. The Prisoner, h-ine culled on for his defenee, acknowledged the theft, said it was Ms filet offence, and pleaded Ins prat faithful servicis. Mr. Wise said it was out his wish to put the se verity of the haw in for, a a g a inst I• Oil the Priauner sigiviirtig a wish to enter into the service of H. Majesty. the worthy Alderman eirected that he should be sent oil board the Ten der, with, a recommetideti ro that he was not an old offender. Robert trf 9/ was charged wiilc defrauding his employers, ‘lcasrs. Nes:e Gilley, ()ISt. Paul's Church-curd. of 51. b. Mr. Neale stater!. that the Prironer had been their porter: cm the 14th of May, lie sus sent with time goods, and a toil; and receipt, to rs. Sink. in the Mmories ; that he received a chock on the Lank for the amount, which he had never accounted for to the witnesb's hou s e ; that he had since left their employ, not on account of any miscond u ct ; se far from it, that he gave him an excellent charac ter to Isis present employer; and, iii jortier to the Prisfiner, he must say that he never ahrunk front thia The Prisoner in lais defence raid. that he did re eeive the looney of Mts. R in k s, tiny by a cheek, but in Bank Notes: one of 21. and dime 0 4. li. and a shilling; that 011 his retorts to the I'maircutura' nitre. house. he met the Clerk Ft t'w passage, who de. Irvin! biro the goods ; and lip glee him the SI. Is. he had received horn Mrs. Unit Th t ophilus Langford, clerk to the Prosecutors, denied that the Prisoner gave I.:in the money ; he could not recollect that he had any convey...4ton with him atter his retinas f Mr. Bulks's, al though it was custoutsry fur the witness to iugrutr from the Prisoner, shen hr returned from any piece where he was expec'ed to receive moot), . whether be had been paid or not. , - Air. Blokes cheek for 51. Jr. was produced. which hail been paid by the bankers, but they Could slot tell wlio received it. The gentlonisu in whose emp!oy the Prisoner now is, said lie teas convinced of his innocence ; sir much so, that he was it%en after this charge, to continue buss in his service : t , e did lint act like a guilty omen : the monsent hr had thr leu.t intima• tiou of it front Messrs. Neale and Bailey. hr came to him (Ms master) and shewrol him the letter, mud told bin the same story he hail thst slayer, the Ma gistrate. He (the somiter?, from his thought it lira duty to protect non ; ae wars d nt. lllrw Bio o , oho ass 114.11 r being ermfined, or wiuld have attestka at tie Office. S'4l! tut.t IMO rho err. Vinly bad paid the bill, but she cuold rani under. inks to say whether it was he the check she received from Mr. Bloke, or by bank., ores. A rtulimaii, wise was then in the Office, belonging to Mr. Ilinks's counting-house, could give the worthy Magistrate snore information. A clerk of Rinks stated. th it the a, titles puic,ss.. td from Messrs. Nvole mud Briley Were for a foreign gentleman; the Cheek was drown, add hi. mune 4. troilitrerl introit as a toucher agriurt him; it ‘4;IF Slut improbable that Mrs. Bias did ray the (imolai' iii smuts. for her husband was in the habit of gl v:lig her cheeks for the pit-meld of family &hip, ohieh she in general brought or sent 'lowa to the count. ing-hoose, sod the el. rks gave her cash o r n ot e . f or them, NM they often arm to the Bank five times as day.—The Prisoner W ,firr-loolce4l. As • carman. with haniing, %RS passin;, , the bridge near Ayle, in Ireland, a few nights .lll4e . nr 111 0 arches soddenly gm way, and the man, hors. , and car, were nre , initate.l into the water, a depth of 30 feet. The horse was killed un the spot, but the wan escaped. A woman, named 11.11, died lately at Sunder land, at 010 advanced age ~f 106. Her twin lootlwr died about five years ago, aged 10!, and her mo ther attained 109 I An affray happened in Ship-yard, Temple-Its?. on Motidny evening. which had newly proved laid to twn inen's lives, origioatin 4 in a young girl goiug not of the house of Anthony Rogerson, a man of colour, who resides there, and tesches fencing, &c. at which time four fuels were passing, all of them supposed to be pugilistic prize-righters ; one of theta, supposed to be one of the Crifilts. I)..lisred in a very indecent manner to the girl. which iii duced Rogreson to remonstrate with him on the eilhpropriety of his conduct ; upon which one of • them said he would " serer it oat to hiat ;" and tin • mediately attacked Rogerson right and left in the I:or - bunter . * style : but although Rogerson is not a prefesse4 bruiser, yet being a professor of the crows-stuck, brond sword, an I fencing, he stood op to his mart. and some excellent blows : they had several rounds. and then itoreison retirrtli.lio his house. In a few minutes after, the four ruf fian prise-sghters entered Rouerson's house, and attacked hum in the most furious mourner. Rogenios errs eating his dinner at the time, and bowing • fork ma his hind, stabbed Cropley with it to us hip. The gong of prise-fighters kept their word in serving it out to Rogerson, by treating bins in a moat brutal manner: Ins cheek, lip. bend, and leg. were cut °pet; and when he was knocked down, be was kicked in various parts of his body.— Cropley. however, toeing wounded with • flak, Ro gerson was taken to the Poblic (Mice, finw-Art.tt. end eaannoed before —Me. Rnao, when if serge altelPied; and not bring able to state ohethtr Isogon' Cumuliy tad r•Prised would price Catul or tint, Mt. Reran ordered Rogensou to be coofv.edl in the watch-bouseduring Monday night. Yesierday he was brought to the Office fur fiartnvi P 1441111.14- WWI, when the surgeon encoded again. ii..! %toter, th.t the wound was ow. dangetous. 11, ,, iersio ago en/wed Is Mid bail. tlhoitnNl2 IVrELLTanicr , ENNIS RACES. • THURSDAY, arty 26 —arcoNn DAY. FJty Guineas :curet' by the 'non% of liatis, Lx county of Clare bred bonier' Uric or, r •iarlyd for rime, match, or. soyelostritn ; Weiehl for up. Three mile heels. Mr.Srot Cr, h g Orimodo !h. thckorties bf. I.ury Mr. Vatoletror's .I , ILYIS7, _ _ Serepetekes of Five Gittorte, p. p. tu whit% ilie titimards •died Filly Guiteras. 'Fere met , ►oils . Mr. M. S. If: rear's, ela. c. Pet Mr 11r..rim's b. e. Richmond . Mr. l'ocg.bbur's ch. e. Sir Mlelsiel lIATVRO AY, JU LY V& , . Fifty Guineas for way house carrying wt. Tine(' wile Mr. NIIIIYII a eb no. Georgians Mr. era-cord g. Au. Noblesse .. GE ARAL COURT-MAK7I,4L. Monday, a General Court-Mertial assimilled na Chelsea College, for the pintiom , of in, est.gaiing charges preferred by Colonel Sir John Eimer, cont 'mending the Royuf East London 1 /G7,i:stem of Mi litia, against Cept. Charles flurghtitet Brown, and Lieut. J. &oche, belonging to the reed regiment of Militia. The Court nett tit ten o'clock, when the tonnes of the Members, and tli:it of Col. lientifoy, of the Tower Hamlet Regiment of Militia, 0t.4 was appointed President, being called over, and the formlli ties gone t liraugh, the f, Mowing charges were then exhibited by the lion. Manners Sutton, the Deputy Judge Advocate, viz. First Charge against Capt Broau--For hat big, on or about the istli May last, absented himself from the saki rciiweet of Militia, without leave. Stew! Charge against Capt. Moira and Lien,. Zootelic--. For unollicetlike conduct, in caosinl the following Placard to be printed, by tinter of Cart Brow u. nod which Iris pro posed and drawn unity Lieut. louctir, ■t the Garrick** Heal in How-street, in the moults of !kla last, tendiug to arriimaly inkier the honour anti character of Cot Sir Jobs Causer; and warring the Sala, to be posted le carious yarn of the sl(ret• in this metropolis, awl the roads leading thereto, w May Liat. PLACARD Colonel Sir Joint Taaitser ---- ,nitiw not Loudon NTilitin, i; id. g Wert me, and t: rueer..-11 hereon Connie, ohm Ellllll r has thought proper to pot Coplaiv Brown, of the above•men tooled regiment, uu'kr close arrest, fur unii•ailentlxice at Parade, occasioned by the lauxiiiva of his horse, on his re turn to Londoii, from Ely, ill Corolnidgeshire, to which place be (Captinu Brusii) had leave to go, and from which p' , are Captain Brown apprised Sir Julio Fanner by kitty of tli.a tlliklitallre-.—This n to acquaint liar friends viol acquaintance sat the said Captain Brown, 41,111011 d of giving him their ad vice and assistance, that hr will be happy to conitilt with them daily at the (:Irricler H. aA , Dow. story', Curetihgardvii, from Igoe o'clock Et the smut-win till five in the aftvrimott. God save the kill. After which the Prosecutor read a long narrative, detailing the whole of the ['hove ,;hart's, on which he commented at considerable length. &fakir Paget was then called. and stated. that the intoner. Captain Brown, on or about the I •ttli of May hat. trit r lied to him for leave to lo ob. sent (ruin the next parade, which was grAntril lion, on condition th:4 he should return the next purmle lint th it initea:l of Cuptmil Brown returnin g at that time to his doty, i.e Iwd gone down to Csnilo Age-hire, and therein' in curred the it splea.nre of his Colonel. Several fet ter* were then pastlisecd from Capt. Brown, parti cularly one Coin CwithrittgeAhire, by which it int wart d that he threw himself tin the clemency of his Col .1. The investigation of the first charge against Capt. Brown lure clotted. The Court then sdiourned till yeaturdiy, when the invesugation of the second charge commenced against Captain Brown and Lieut. Zouclie. l'esterday,et 10 o'clock, the Genet's! Court-Mar tial again assembled at Chelsea College, ro investi. Kate the Stroud Charge preferred by Colonel Sr J. Earner aga;iist Capt. Brown Lieut. Zonche la:- lunging to the F.,44 Loudon Itegiinent of Minim. Lieutenant-Colonel Boydell was the first witness that was called in; who swore to his having, in cow !rimy with Captain and Adjutant *Donald, f I several of the placards alluded to in the Second Charge, en the room of Capt. lbown, at the ( rick's Head, in the m o uth of May last.—.% Wilson, then, who was the principal evidence in the !twines-, and by the whole of this lIIJ t! vr was MA open, was called ia, and stated, that Itai ur shoot the 16th of May last, lie a 'ls at the Garti.:k's Head, anti Capt. Brown, when Lieutenant came there, and propo.eil to Capt. Brown, oat he would be aelvimid I him. that lie would tiring hint through the piece, he (Capt. Brown) litin4 at that time under arrest fnr tieing altseut without leave. Accordingly, Lieut. Ztittche, in the presence of the witness, drew up the placard, and its contents being approved of hg the Company. it was then rent to several printers in she neighbourhood of Covent-Garden, to be printed; hat they all reined having any thing to do a ttli it ; tall, at last, • person in Ropertoitreet, - Ilayinarket. executed it, and by whom 1,0110 were printed. In the I.otlret•, of the frillowi n g slay the vistrie.s, accompani e d b y lieut. Zrinclie, after procuren_r -nine printed copier., went to a Mr. \Vatter., who formerly Irelettige el to the R o y.' H e st Lo n do n Ill..iotent of Militia; %ha, utter perusing the placard, 11141ily approved of l.tent. Zouche's adoption. They theu went to the Mar.( N: five, where a copy was shewn to a clerk there, who wag likewise of the same menon; and front thence a printed Copy was forwarded, all if it, an oflicial manner, doweled to Cannel Sir Trim Eimer, haw -11,4 salted on the COIWT the War Office seal. Th. Landlord of the Carrick's li Awl %v..% theft nut celled io, who depoved, that several i.hacascts were In 66 pllrtletilarly, *natty plwc.•.i iu the cotter-room there, lived by the deflate of Capt. Brown. The neat wittier. that was etromine.l was Glen. dow, Cie printer, won dein:eked. that by order ut Lieutenant Zonelie. he printed tinin copies. said ems px..l for the. saute Is) Cant. Brown. Here the evidet,ee n n behmlf of the Prosecution ended. The Court then adjourned till to.rnorrorr inornios.when the Prisoners will Make th. i J. /'rare. The la•t arrival. at Sw ensen ■re— Cnl CNnI.M. f..plr. Spieer, R. N. Maine limpet', Littat. I:aatb.npr Dr. 6aJun, Mr. Mr. %Vahan... Mr.. awl llisr. T•,rirn.li.•, Mr. Matadart, Me. Ruck, Mr U. Ruck, Mr. (*..t:l, De. Alexander. Mr. Lasawis, Mr. Wrvill, Mrs. Wu Rork. &c. &t. • Ssi.isday's Gnvite announces the dismissal of Ensi:::s I Irphyrn a of air Sib West Luba Itiginp.nt, freak tat artn:,. FROM LAST Matins Gri2ETTL. - ifilmtiralty-Ofte,ilagnst 7, 1 8 ftt. Vice-Admiral Sir James Sunman& haw t11141111.j1. ted to J. W. Crvl.er, Lg. a Letter ftuiii Captain Povutz, of fits M jesty's *hip the Ertger, giving an account of the coyoutr, outl 7th of last mouth, of Gruntaie, of three tho;,11 gun (Ryas, mount:m.2; each one lung nod four irratte howitzers, with twenty-eight wen. rley %%etc b.iariled u I Lmngl it nut from 11114 ICC a lir e of kwt. toll/ inu,krt..y front the bliore, by the boats of the Edgar and Dicta tor, under the directi sof Lieutenant fiewe,L of the former ship. The Elight.lt h.otoor trout !cited. and three wounded: the entry sts kt:ted, aid t-vo Lieutenants and fourteen nien wounded. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Julio Freed and George Poirot — r, of Littlabour°, limit, shopkeepers. Annual 1, iss Joseph lA.rnityl, John Dayiet, and James Putter, of Man chester, smith.. July 13, iglu. Amu Smallwood, Smallwood, Cohering Snell I wood, Plardw Smallwood, 1.1 800 soiso;lsaut, Wat *4 111411.1. klerers. Dm. al. 1309 Henry C.sdy um! William Fret Atop,. the yonozrr, of Bruton, Somerset, linen. drapers. is 1,0 Robert Coady and Henry Candy, slieptou Maikt, So• merger, linen-drupes s, July to. William Hopwood, Edward Pollard, and Jonathan Pollard, of Huntley, Larscsaler, cotton openness. Jrsostst s, 5.:3 Charles Nixon, Roller( Johlsne„ Willoasu Putter, John Gray, and Thomas Ramsay, of Noel handset sand, coal-owness. October 17, Ibo 9. James Willniore, Willmore, •ttlJOlio Davies, of Diranueli..rn, hatters. July it, IN 10. Fleury krill, of stru:ol, Gloucester, sell mesa, of Painswick, Gloutcsur, plumber,. J tau sr y 1010. William Bak-r and lieujamin Hrodett, of Kenslogtoo Gra vel Pits. p.intorrs. Alai Y, , lela. • Jaowe sl'Leito anti 111111.11 May, of Lis•eepool, piano forte mike+ • August 1, t stu. John Fletcher add Richard Sefton, of Market•atreet.laue, M satin 'ter, sinee•tuakers June :to, I til4l. George Cant, Thomas Eagle, and !tubed Conney, of Coventry, bankers. Julie 311, 1810. Eaton and Naihitaiiel Rue, of Flirsuiughain, con fectioners. July is, is t.. %Valiant Lim, and Beniiusin Lty, of Croydon, Surrey, ca lico-printers. Ancit.t .1, 1:41.1. Willis Lae! auJ Hulbert Fletcher, of Liverpool. August 4,1510. 'rlityruss Cartels and William IS Loaduit, )e.ua niereltauts. Att.:net tutu Cruel;lTy and Henry Fry, of J ohn.karert, Brdfm•d ruw, Attonsies. Ati7.toot 1410. John Reyouldsou, of Lroulley St. Leauar,l, Jo. sepia Cram:L o ots Liverpool. I.:muster, and Smouel Craue, of ltrointey St. LCUillud,bremLni. Au,;:,t 4,191 u. BANRUPTCI ES EN I. AUG ED. Rickard Hatria, &nisi A ',toot 3 ha Slateaaber 12, M eleven, at Iltae h ata uf (haul It 1.% lanai MAlthy, urllwtimer.sheet, Midi:4%ex, money sca iocurr, Irbus August t 1 lu Ativist 341, al tel., a 1 Grildasll, George Revell, late of Poplar, 31%41.14-sex, beltkltter, frogs Au:ubt 4to September 22, at tea at Unlit:Mall, I. ~,,, loth John It wasell, of Nuerta.strcet, ti 'muster, Mohlletnnt, onnlterer, trim August 1 a, to September 21, at ten, at BANKRUPI'CIi srpr.:esnocia. James Day, of t►e Cutamercial.rul, Clidaltser, mu t-haat. BANKRUPT:. ..... ..—..••• Edward Nii s, Geortu , street, Adelphi, West. mitisser, merchant, tusurreattcr i itti4uxt xi, at titre's, x 7, at six, mull September is, at eve, at CuilJball , London. At torttc)s. Messrs. VI) bsiitru anAl kis, rrii4;'s cost i, Cha• riae.t2russ, A.ondost. ilioina; Philipps and John Philipps lite younzer, of Mil. ford, Priiihroke, nireelsaids, 10 so. rtoolJ,., d.iguat I , at 'lento', Is, at ten, and Sept.:int, r is, nit i leerii, at Gaililliall, lanidua. Attorne ? a, Mtaurr. Wadesoit, ItailJw, and Cirtas• armor, Mrs, London. John of Colchester, E4sex, merehlat, to survenilec, Angitat 47, ea, and September Is, at ten, at the Rid 1.1011 ICA, Coh.hcoler. Attorneys, tr. Daniel, Col chester , and Nr l'neuek, Ely-place, Holborn. Tlwroas Hull, of WaJbarst, Sitesex, sloisikeeprr, to sue. rend. r, September I, S, and IS, at eleven, at the %Yin* linct I.eiris. Attorney., Mr. Cooper, 14 , 14/11 INA Messr s. runcle cud Palliser, Mmithly-street, I.ionbn. Eden Pon ter, Lite of Edgewater, Middlesex, /.irate in the mint ttf Nengair, boa now of the Bench Prison), baker, to amernoler, disgust tt, Is, and September is, at eleven, et (41011.111.111. lAntLlOl. At torney, Mc. Latigli. , lamb- Inv...never, Brood street, Bloontsbery. Svphiric Uuckliuist, of Hammersmith, Middlcsex, carpen ter, to surrender, August i I, in, and September is, it vie• nen, at Pritlilltall„ Leedom. Attorneys, Messrs. !tall and !hake, Loodva. . _ Auto Satollpiett, or Livrrimul, Lancitatar, neilliww, to our lint!cr, A uattli 11, and .'%oporntloat • otool tto rite, at Gothl. Allmon y, Mr. Jmbua Slayloett, Symosl'a• Inu, London. Beiijamuin Scutt, late of Brightheliwitisime, Sussex, builder, to sum•reailer, Auvst Hi, 17, and Septeisdar Id, at eleven, at the Old skip Tater'', Attiorue)s, lutists Brooker and l'ullosteu, Lisiglithelsastone, mud Mr !tartan ,Chaucary-laut, Lundusi. Williams' Henry Hitetinier, u 1 Hails upan-Thswelt, 711‘.1- ollesex, hurii•draptr, lu surrro.b I', All C. 1.1 11, al our, IS, at twelve, moil Sept, tuber la, at nor, at !window Attoinrys, Ale-alma. Maya and &dusky, Gray's luwaquarr, Lunde. _ . Davis, of FlirJhant, flastset, hsh►r, to surrender, Angu..t 11, ot I t, at CIL ,11'11, 11.1.1 5Y1114 Holwr is, •t at the Dolphin Inn, Altnrn , Mr. Cordes Few, tleuriett•-strert, Cogent ;soden, 1.0114 us ; and Mr James Champ, Chichester Solomon Zuguey, of then Present* street, Guultnates fields. fitutllcses, welch:no, to surrender, Atreust It, ,tl, aed Srptensln•r tS, at II II 'IV!, St I.uddhrll, I nudon. Altair. ne ) ,„ Flews. P•hutr,Tuntlntsuns, sad llnutsou, Coptlaall evurt,Thr,nr,anriutt-stret t. Rea:hard M4iplM , u Mairtatorte, Kest, tiotonAtaper, to sort mulct, Autt llMi It, .2,1. anti Stpieunttrr Is, at eleven, at Guild. .ttiusioty, Mr. Aluore, IVotalatork-street, Oxford-she(' lt•itit Pat, lute ot Carman-strert. Lowlon, ancliatteer, to SIMI ruder, .A.c*.stt 11, Vt, owl septreber Is, at twelve s at 41 to. nrt, Mr. ‘VavbrUltibl, Willidfird•Clrerr. Clues a 111.isttr.. of Bul'Ollsa.l-r wart. lliessgate•strett, I. lou . 1131WIA:1•111e1 . , I 1) surrender, August 11, is, watt Sep- I.+, VI tw.lre, at Guildhall. Atka uey, Jlr. flugt.es, ( %trial •rtslii, Nevaate-street. Citatiss Sudan's), ut Augel-tout Skonnrr•strert. Lo.s Jon, print., to aturendsr, August i i, 11, and Sirptembrr ii, , .1 twrisr, at Guilsikatl Altus uey, .1, . otepheus, Sitet-Collrge• gartlect, Aittertaatthosty. Jambes Mlbsindi, 01.1rthat tt, Gul.fea lane, Mid.ltrtca, virtatillar, to torrriid. Am=ine 111, 14, Mid SeplelyllWr al tea, at Goaldha'l, I .un,lou. Atto(nry, 11, Alarske., Claurcb • r.to, Nrringtou butts DIVI DEN IS. Atm 31 Geurge Costle, uf &Atka:tics, Vo,krlttre, at twelve, at the tVhtte !fart Tavern. k iorstuu.upou- II all. Alf 91. %Altair Cleash,, Yu , k, go...ter, at clew*, at tl.s t% lute Mao t wet n, kiagatun u put. •ti ult. AO, LPL hats of Ln.Js , aptritincrehant, at -ett tea, at G 0446211, London All 9 Peter Bizgra, of Gluaceater•Terruce, Cannon.atreet /0.0, ki !oldies. x, gotta...aver, at ten, at Guildhall, Larlon. Aux ...211. Thuntatt Patrick, of King street, Coreat,Garden, M Auks. x, upttrtan, at tsetse, at G lanteuu. Sept. a. Thomas 3lenhall, of Sr trktutra;lt, Yurkslore, rint• xe', at cleat*, at the Rlarligntiths' .trina Ina, Srartfetunxti. Sept 4 Tbrusaa Darnell, of flalitucham, Durham, CVIIIIRIUU b.,ver, at fir. 7, at the Clark I ton, Slut kt un. Aut. tn. FrMICS Nll ot L.ett lltdolf, Nottingham. shirr, merry. and drape,, at tactic, at :ha Mute Hart lust, lAA Rtt4u4 Sept. 3. ol G he ectritt C of C silintivr, late of Chilltun, Lot, sop, 11.1 W t Cit y anterls.'cortichandkr s the Guildhall of tite City o f ory Cantrt bury. Aut. as. John Tinker, and Richert Rcistko r go t, of S .ineleste, e o tti - inanoLicturers, at int, ' ll4l Star l Inn Boa/rregale,os anebittri. t th, Aug. 19. ; t anted Rhodes, of Nenrastle-onder-Lyglit, Scat • fordshier, arueer, at sieve°, at the !tett Lion s4l.r. Sept. Rutter' Sadler. of South Shields, O a h e , • cbaotrattottist th 4 4:uhYti 1.1" n las, 4,,,,t8 86, 4 1 , 7. Aug. ea. C.:41m0 Hewitt, late of Suattitit ultiati-street,H iteer-illuare, Midrib:six, tailor, at twelve, at Low.ion. Aug. it. John Illicatley, of 31(5ek.1.4ne,(21414/410r, st Luthlon Aug. 11. Thome. faller, late of f;reenerieb, Kg ot. ii chant, at one. at Guildhall, Condo's. • Atig. 49. John rowrito:nd, of Liverpool, umed isai, • at tbe lituhe Taeet., Johit-street, Liverp o w, " 3 1 Mtg. 3". Jon•plt Johnson. of Ltverpodi, taltoe.el and6, 'treat, at the (aku "l'atresn, Jolni.streelt, pasl 4 Sept. 1. l'ltotnas Patetion, now tat lat.: .1 Nit.laulaa.y.r dentriter, at elevtn, at Gail.lhAl, Aug. ^9. James Bartley, of Old eruattatreet, wereltam, ten, at Guildhall, London. ccirrincATes, Aucuar ea. Richard Dennott, of Grrek.strret, St.tco, rheecemongri, soon.. I Itaicatt„ late of Rolla I'o4ll, Fettrt.lloC. dlertex,jerrelkr. Joseph ttf fled-Lion-partake. HolLora, It* pada tor- men - haat . T 110114311 ertlV/14 q Shorrelit Ml.:Mesta, awi of Bh .dma stet et, Ewa - floater/bunt. i'lloroits Adam., of the Half. Moaa 1., 0 , Ei tann o initholdrr. Jonathan Abbey, late of Iludge•ruw, tattuert-street, elta t y, late. maker. Jultst Pulley, ofßi fates , 07,futd, seethe( tuauula:tarrt. ('hark•s Say, tato of Falmouth, otorrbant 1t i'lam 51eillitLat, of Buss, Ilerefonhliire, iuchold , r Thoirric Watkins, Lae of l'l)ntuuth Duck, Derua.4.l ttscro•kerver. , NAVAL I tv'l'ELl.it; ENCE. r"frt'r,NlOUTlt, At G4ST Arrivel the .Itltttitte, '2_ll C , !.t. Ftll3i floi the Bretils; the .V,spropke, :th gime, Capt. from bull. alter a ,;tort oseage, teat intelli ; :euut of iiiiptirtatice; also the Niute, iftql a emir.. ..ir Havre; Diann frigate, (tom I,:ria u; uud av:••r . a vloop •.r war, viitit a cn:ivoy of 344 Curly sdl t•-um t he Dowrie. Sailer! the 1:011egell. Can 9 14 eal gdOree of 74 of% anti Coquette sloop orwsr, hir.off Ceierhoorg. The Mritine. that arrived yesterday, 100101 aver from Nlmite Video a Gentieinan as Melia's. dor from the Spanish Colonies. Arr,Vt.ll a Lag letters flow, Savilen. ACC. 1. A rri vest the PriMCISS 17::Ty. in 23 days f;s:: Yatk... Put bl.cic the Z.7obia. "with the Ig,fd.. gable v lame, and Urania trnniporta. • ine VIM/441 whip Of war. with ilvr convoy, is int bur, wind-hound. Arrivs,l 144; Seger, has tea river Plate, with the 111,11101 her fore-tup-muse, %At veri3lsle. txvt: OF Coes, AvGl:5l.l. This morning the brig.Pyrrher, hariag eau convoy wine vast of ?ramparts with Merino Shen., arrtar.l at Cave. from Li•bow.- The Refs. Capella Somerville, roma TaIL t, Captain Juan. sailed ea Cfdle. • An affray, shwito threalehed drtadral cor 4:tear:cr. ,ccur.o I oil the Ennis nce-coutte tare urntiseiceist had concluded on Priddy se'nori It appears to hive ariginettrl in the ;Jimmy, .. . , . opurelieloonii of s deserter belolig:ng to the Sara' Cink Regimen!, whose rescue, on the circensiuss being known. to the country iieui,le„ wss insusly sttempteil, by entninencings land violsut sea S. isolate utt.nk on slick of the soldiery belsam to (Ile Leitrim lte;;intent as had been 011 tbeLditle. The tumult Plll.ll a•sunied en appearance al4rssi4 and terrific ; Gut (on the arrival of the Leitrim Ms end it pirty of the German Dragooss, fiat Elillib) thratil 4 h the assistance of the Itagistra, end the t);ficri who had the command of the ltd. tr.intiitihtty was effected, and t•everal of is most active of the rioters were take') into custo' t . We have not heard of my lives being lust, but w vend were severely hurt. COVIISE OF EXCHL Amsterdam 33 o 9 . U. Ditto at Sight 92 9 Rotterdam c. f to o 4 V. Haatbargh :to s Altunr 3O ti SU• Paris .. Ditto 2 Ca..— 21 5 Bourdeaux /I 5 eras Madrid 44 Ef. 41 Pal;rtno taz.J. Per Or. • 54 Naples 42 14enoa 54 I.o' Pie. Venice ii. C fir 40. hid. ItioAT, Acct. Oporto... 6oi Rio Janeiro 78 Malta Gibraltar 3*i Dublin 93 Cork l.l ■061.10'. Portnal cold i 3 Cuss sad Bars per oz. • • Foreign Gutd in Bars New Daublowa, ♦ 4 New Donut — $ Sil.er in Bars — New Lewis (each) —— - 'Agleam the Raek of Fiala e!'• PIIIICIR OF WFOCICS YESTEADAY. Baol. Stock Of 71 II per Coo. Comb .. Osia II pee Cent. s per Cent. Navy Leas Annuities.... l.l 9 iu 11).000n .... lt.dio. bolos Stork • itiii 9l6 lurli.. itocola .... ............. lixcb..ivc, Hub ..... .... 2ti Fen. En 'try Tickets ....... LQJ I i COOf 010 fur ,t9th Aug ....... 641 T. BUM, Block. iimkes, 4. Cerllblik 111114% Cbnrittt BIRTHS. Oa Tue./1y sit'auight, at Belmont Castle, saw TA womb, tht Lady of Copiain Pierest, It. N. of 3 arm On Saturday, at ht• house as Doane' Owe, Forth*, Mare, the Lady of Dr. Crotch, OtISIII daughte.s. 11IAKRIAGE On the e 614 last, at Rost/tear, Ireland, at the Right 0" Geotr , limos'', the Rev. Phil. p Barry, of Iliolkainies, or Mrath, to Alms Cstbariot S taple s, romp daegeug' ert piles, Bs. tof DJSIC11110“...21)14 lluersis coat and sister to Mrs. Naos: DEATH. Oa the orli of lit.t November, is the fort of Persia, near the of Ilmenni, Lieut Stan.foti t%. 41 . 1 His MM. et)'s 4;th Itermeat, t °guava 11..,0 o f 1:do 41 iteld p Eiol of Al o'...vvrortli-wren, 'hobbit --This le".1 rer rat enerci .1 in the shark and destruction ot /Col . Khyrna. in Peisio, no the aath sod owl, .inns of tt , trol in whi.:h he intimprill tell. It.. •ec oleo roirmot at 0,6.- 1 sad nothletio• of Buenos Ay7ll, on the en-4 roast of 50 , 1 Americo-nand Le Lod to boast of what fano tint tribe k.!' thateishe oliort *rare of yeA . 4 " musitio, Imre, to too the Leitoit stood-A 1 he " 11r f .or ~sesesr. :,1 11110 H WATER. THIS DAT, AT L”NViii I) mia..fter7 I E.es. •r mos. —.-- - LONDON-- :Peisted by C. 11911 TR, No. 1. 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