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aentenee of transrortatioo upots him ; but as It^ had, in fir . r .a., , have atßed with honesty fidelity, he hoped that a iroldar sentence would be sufficient to . reform I im. lie ther-lore should only inAt impriso iment for oar year in the c runty g sot to hard labanr. HIGHWAY ROBBF.4Y. ..... _ jamb Powell and Samara! Herriman. two SOI34TS Of the 5. I regiment of Foot, were indiaed for a highway vihierv, on the 25:h of March last. hv ar isaultin; P ',or Davall on tie highway. and takirg from him a Liiivas parse and a hat. The Prosecutor proved the charge of the robbary: on the 25th March last. near the village of Strat ford, by three soldiers in foraging caps, but he could not identity the prisoners. "'awes Erlnev, an accomplice, was called for that purpose, and swore positively to the prisoner& as the persons who, with him, had committed the rob. bery. Colonel Davy, who commanded the Regiment, said Edney was so had a charaaer, be would not believe him upon his oath. Verdi& Nat AUGUST S. Darrel Dereici, John Reirke, and J 41110.6 Madeoll, three riflemen, were indiEted for a violent assault and attempt to commit a rape -upon Elizabeth Fear dicke, oa the 19th May I.t.t• The Prosecutrit, an old woman, near 60, and very deal, proved the charge, stated that she lives in the parkla of Gteenstead, new Colchester. On Sunday, the 19th May, the three Pi isoners came into her house, and Burke too* up a bible, which was laying upon t! , e table, and began to tear out the leaves. They then proceeded to personal violence, but the prosrcutriz was rescued by her neighbour.. This was corroborated by several wit nesses. \' et diet Guilty. The Cori cr Jutricc sentenced the prisoners to two yea! s imprisonment in the county goal. 1 his trial clowd the business of the Crown si3c. The civil bil,iness was vei y uninteresting. TLS c..., .Te•T lc I. left the town early. Mr. Justice HEAltt did not depart until evening. On Mon.tay the Judges go to ‘laidstone. 'IRFL iNn. COUNTY DOWN ELECTION. On Saturday last, the Eleftion commenced at Downparrick. for a Knight of the Shire to repre sent the county Dow t in PalliAment, in the room of 'Lord Viscount Castlereagh, who has vacated his seat, by accepting the office of Secretary of Stare for the Colonies and the War Department. Ar one o'clock, James Cleadaird, Esq. the High Sheriff. opened his Court by Proclamation, and a'terwards read the uric for holding the Eledion. dated the I JJr ia,r, and also the Mb, 19th, and 12.3.1 sections of tt e each chap. of the 3.ith of the King, against rioting, entertaitraie-ts, and rewards, at Ere!limn. After •he oat') for holding the Eleffion was administered to he sheriff, anJ ,nbsc , ibod by him ; The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Castlereagh was then propose•l by Slr James Blackwood, as a proper person to represent 1!:e county of Down Parlia merit, and second-d by Andrew Savage, Esq. The Hon. Coloc.el John Meade was proposed by Francis Savage, Esq. (the present sitting Member) and seconded by (;cage Matthews, Esq. Colonel Meade then addressed the Court nearly to the follow ing circa: • Gesi t LLSILS--•-Ba jag bred a soldier, and little accustomed to speaking in public, I shall not occupy much of our tinte on the present occasion. lam sorry it has nut been in my power tu wait in parson on as matry of toy friends as I could have wished; but, from the very I; m ,ted canvass already gone it.to, with the zealous support I have met with from many of the most resn,..fials:e Gentlemen of this county, added to the influence of my family, 1 have every hope of success. Should Ibe honoured with your resence, I will make it my particular study to keep in view tire true interests of this country, and :trickly adhere to the insuuttions of my constituents, whose sacred trust, I will, under no circumstances, betray.' Sir James S. Blackwood addtessed the Court, and requested an adjournment, u n til Lord Castlereagh should arrive, who was hourly expetaed ; hut if that was not allowed, General Stewart, he said, would, in the mean time, receive the votes for his brother, until his artival. 'This was objected to by Major Matthews. cattle round that tire General, not being • Freeholder, could not represent Lord Castlereagh. Tire Sheriff then put the question, and afterwards announced the show of hands to be in favour of Lord Castlereagh, upon which a pod was demand ed on the. part of Colonel Meade. Ihe necessary artangeatetits not having been made, particularly Lie nomination of Deputie , to carry on the Poll, the Court was, by consent of both parties, adjourned tall ten o'clock on Monday, at which hour the Poll —as to proceed on by ,allies, and to be resumed at the same hour each day of the eledion ; and nu r muds of tallies to be sent in alter four. It was determined, by ballot, that Colonel Meade should produce the first tally. The Marchioness of Downshire, with her son, the tresent Marquis, was tiptatd to ar,ive at Hill.- borough y &Lard+ y. Nu other Candidate than the two already men tioraed was tad sp..larts of. Lord Castlereagh did shot auier i the c the Court was adjourned. The preen contest will be very keenly carried on by both parties, who are very equally poised.— ") acre are about 9000 F . :et-holders—but many of theta have not registered; of course, they are un- Thc political effusii•ns of the day are aurnerous. A priutin,,-press :leis been brought here from B.ltast, and the printer in Downpatrick is bwrly escudo, ed Chaises, horse', gigs, cur • ;Wies e ears, &c. are all in rcqutsition, bringing Vu.strs trona every corner of the 'county. A daring attempt of child stealing was praftised • on Saturday in Lit.colres Inn New-square. A Mrs. Watts, who te.ides in Chancery-lane, sent her little buy, seventeen months old, to the square fur the benefit of vie air, under the protedion of two boss. They were accosted by a woman genteelly attired in black, who said their faces were ditty, and advised them to go to the pump and wash them selves. while she took care of the child. The boys went to the pump, and after they had washed them selves, they Ahissed both else woman and the child We are bapp'y to irate the child has been recovered. A'.l)".lL LYTELLIGENCE. toturstrotrrit, st:t; Arrive 3 His WI ijsts ships /?,,/'rice. G .4, an] L'Alwriabirt, from the assyns ; Brilanni.l cotter front Guernsey; Piirdant cutter from a cruise; C 48;oe, Ale:wrier, rr,, , eni, and two ot three other transports, from the West Indies. Passed by for the Downs, the flervt sln"i of %vat', with several vessels under convoy, from tie West Indies.—Wind S. W. • . AVG 3. Arrived His Majesty's Alp Z afner; Sailed His Majesty's ship Defoire, to the West ward. VLlflint'lll. ♦UG. I. Arrived the Topase frigate, and Gt. Litriee cutter; .din the Nde lugger, from Sir It. Cmlier's She brings the unpleasing intelligerce of the enemy, under favour of tho mist, siding the vigilance of Sir Robert, and getting into port with his crippled fleet. 'the Nil. lugger brings letters, dated of Ferrol, 2titil July (two I have received), one (tom the Thsvidcre, (describing the aaion), which had three seamen aid three marines killed, and twelve wounded; a ie horn the flaisevaMe, stating their loss to be two killed and ten wounded ; and it is groe rally reported, that the combined squadron had six millions of specie uncler their prineflion, in frigates and galleons. A person from Falmouth arrived here to-day, declares, that a crippled ship was tow ing into that port yesterday ; but the arrival of the Nile must prove it unfounded. According to the various accounts received by the Nile, theie were three others of the enemy's ships dismayed and crippled. equal to those Drought in to Dock, Flaninaz-, by the Wiwi's.), who s e bray( ry, during sn few hours, never can be excelled. Sailed the Lady ll'aeren armed ship, Naiad and I.;Ei;ivptietose frigate., to the Westward. Came in the Dani;h ship Meri-itrius, Capt. Thomp son, from Civita Vecchia, for Lisbon, detained by the Aro& frigate. SPILCRNSIS. ACCU.T 2. Sailed from the Nore the Exertion and I?edhreaag gnu •essels, with the fleet, under convoy, for fon ningen.—Wind S.W. EIMOVTio, A vat= 2. Since my last arrived the Smbnunth, Flynn, horn Plymouth, with slate; Dart, Gregory, irom Dalt mouth, with wine and oats ; Ann, Shears. horn Ply mooch, with slate ; Piumiitan, Kent, from ditto, with rigging rtnd store; for a gun-brig buildiiig in this port, under convoy of the Cheer& gun-66g, Lieut. klontague ; Fracnds, Peatce, from Bristol, wp groceries. Sailed the Ann end 1114,7, Hodder ; and Friend ship, Cock, for Plymouth, with timber: &gimp Slade, for ditto, in b.illast; Liberty, Storey, for ;it. Petersburgh, in ditto; Iti:nrd, Wallet, for Dant zic, in ditto; and a few coal ships in for Sundetland. DIAL. ♦uO. 2. Remain in the Dawns the ships as per last. The Calais squadron. under the command of the AriarAs frigate, Hon. Captain King. are returned to the Downs, after di ing into Calais about 50 sail of the enemy's flotilla, ciinsisting of schuyts, luggers, &c. bound to HoulAgne, being the same which a few days since were di iven into Dunkirk by the Voierrno bomb. Several of the enemy's ♦cssels were diivcn on shore and ,rismasred, w:tßt-iiit any damage to the English squadrcii.—Kind S 14, Y A RMOUT P. Avn. 2. A passgoger, by 3 bye boat, yesterdAy, stater that reports nn the Continent of a serous riliwnderstand. ing and immediate war between Russia and France are much circulated and generAlly credited. Monday morning last, a sloop of war of 20 gnns, called :he Spfirresr, was lanurired from the Dock Yard of Mr. John Preston, of this town. The North Sea squadron is to be strengthened, in consequence of the late indication sf hostile movements in the Batavim ports. The goose jam% Cormilissen, from sea, with fish and salt, is sent in here by His Majesty's ships in the North Sea. The Ann brig has sent in a smuggling lngget with 163 half ankers of spirits, taken on the coast of Holland ; this is the first vessel taken under the new Att of Parliament. FROM t.i.oYLES LIST. Ca •va•ata sr, AUGUST Y —Pa•tedNewcombe, front N:tv Providence; Hunter, Boyne, trim etiexamtria; Juno, Jainaeson, from Memel ; Paragon, Hamilton ; Lnev , Lon berg ; and the Union, Vailwrck, from Riga. Sailed, the Hannah, Tetner • for Gu , rnsey ; Per•everaree, TAILIGGX, for Bahionore ; Willfully, Fontaine; and the Sappho, II .14 for lassies. AIIItTALII. At P•ettmnuth—The Juttw Smrth , ham W.terf.nd ; an.) the Caleion a, Snag, /rum At Liverpool Jane, en!lev, from Antwerp. At Copenhagen--The Veneer, Patte.unt, hum Tr inquebar. At Leglown—it‘an and Sally, Hire, horn I.ntwl=na. At New Provoc!ewe—Manly., 11 , tehation. from Liverpool. At New Brunswick—Am.-ries, Robson, from l'easmouth. roe Elise, CIIAPIAAM, from London, bound to Bethice, is captured by two French gun-ships, and carried into G u idaloupe. The nape, THIN rsom, from New York, is on shore near Londonderry, and full of water. MELTIN(;S OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, I..MORIWW. Y. 111. Thnntat Farmer Carelett. C nanter.street, Southwark, Snits,. oorn ehan.ll,l 3 1 . . William Eland and Walter Phillip,, now or ht. of Lambeth-coal, St. May, Lambed', Semi, leather dressers 3 10 . . . Harry L'derton, now or late of Prieto', utuoey-scrivencr J 14 DIVIDENDS. * Joh. , Townselid, Stone'. cii 1, Southwark, Soucy, wine inerrhvit . 10 . . . . Robert Johnston, lames Johnston, and William John. Inns, St %within's-lam-, L ion, merchants 12 W 11114141 M..ter., sell and William Malian, jail. Gr.ienwicii, K •nt a 411 i -,s 10 Edward Kag'eton, eieap.lde, London, grocer and tea ' ideal. r 1 . . %Sallie! Moses, Br elithelmuone, Siis.ek, linen dram 1 Willi•rii Wilmot", High-street, Southoraik, Surrey, stationer 10 . . . a RTI FICA rLs. John Jnwett,of Mancherte., in In- county of I.lnoaster, izia niitiet over. dealer and ch•pinaii. William Vraiwris Reaument, la , e of Mitte.enari,Cheap•ide, in the city of Lurid in, wine ail I lir indy meridia.it James Etche., of Darenuy, iii tho county of tiortbam.."' i, niereer and afar,. William tiovdrear, late of Sheph.id.street, Oxisest-tureet, as Si. omit; 4 sisda+mx, weal. ) cc, dealer and cilialamad. FRQJI S.lrurrisr yro yrs O.IV.TTE. 7011,1TkRY PitinfOTIONS 114,10. r 141, , ttia, Ly At Deputy I 4 er.r..m , •-- uteri Ati 2.11105. lit Boyd Reeitu...it—.krautl‘4 , l , 4. treat t o be En,oe t i :d RoF.llß.wale.ii—En.ign JuSsi LIIVAI to be Itieutetiant, ;Liss, reed TIR EON C 11: CU IT Ilonnu•tht. (hoaeells.otnoa, A NFL Monier, F4q. August 19. e4 , •., '4lllm.y, August SS. tuntay, A u goNt 31. PARTNFRSFIIPS ntssnivrn. 4.,r1 John Travi>, of Mlf,lichestel awl Fair fief ), in the cu..nty of Laticaste-, itianu:'acturers. Jul) Y), J r.,ie net Mlle and Mari, Anne Thema...Then thoire, of U d Cave 4111 tit•., st,Cavelidibh S•lniam, t A m:y chess in Atm. L.u don. July 29, IV 'S. Joania 13, ant and Ruben P..tt.r Smith, of WI t-eh-TwO fwd, in ll.a pat tt tat . St Mirr, W.titttcllaitel. tit I me a ow rtr of Mid hese*, wheeltatikht., gull cArr..age-tuakeri., and ifra:er. intimbet. Det camel 31, 1804 . . . . And &al, of Heat street, ch) mists and dr or day's July 13. 194•5. SA nuel Ur., G.torge Stevenson, and JArues White, ef No. 41, Km lane, eneapi.de, Lorain July 26, 1110.3. Harper S .uiby .n 4 J.dm Sedan, Walratt•ld, in the coaniv of Ink, woolle'tor4an.l inetclhusts. June 1, 1805. rhoni..s KnAre.bestagh, in the rn.t.itv of Yo.k, Thrimai RuchArd.on and Christopher Wade, of ttze of Sculcoates, in the saiJ twenty, raf merchants. July 11, 1805. James Kay and Samuel Vlecher, of Bury, in the county of Lencartet, wocillen.alanufadurers. Jots 25,1805. Thomas Herbert, of Dowirate toil, in the city of I.oelon, and Thomas Salter, of MI in the comity of Lan caster, cutto , ..ine , chants. August 1, MO. Richard Maskell auA James flatehmtn, of Parkeea row, Dock Head, in the county of Surrey, coopers. June 24, 180! Anthony kohl. ig, James anti Ro , wrt Jabliing, of Castle street, Borough, Southwatk, hat manufatlaters Jusopli Addington and Will.am Gee, of May's buldin e s„ St. Moire. lane, in the parsh of St. Martin'. in the woollen &apart. August 1, 1805. John Crate and William Waren, of the parish of Si.een, in the county of Rucks brick burners. June 21, 180/ Robert Kenw.arthv anJ Abraham Smith, of Quick, in Sad• dleworth, m the cuuuty of York, woollen inanuiatiurer*, January I,_lllOS. Edouird'lltirrow, Waal* Stnekdale, and William Bigot,la, of Liverpool, brewers. June 14, 1805. baniol Hayward and Henry York, of Friday street, London, silk mauuiadurer. and warehousemen. John Taylor and John Thorns. , Taylor, of QueenhithP, Lon &es, iron :merchants. July I, 1805. M.try Marriott+ and Henry Ecroyd, of New Midge mill, 'mar in the county of Lancaster, cotton mat s e n,wiers. July 1, 1805'. Richard Wilcox, sen. Wiliam Hardy, Richard grown, Richard Wilcox, inn and James WiLox, nl r Whireeha the county of Middlesex, linen drapers. August 1, 11105. RANK R TIrrCIFS FNI.ARCED. Jamrs Smith, of Thamevatton, in the county of Siirrefv, st.ais maker, banker, dealer and chairman, from August 6, to 17, at ten, at Guildhall, Lustg.n, Chart., Frederick SLltroull, of Jetrin street, Crippleguts, ib the city of Landau, n:er,lititt, dealer and chairman, how August 6, to Slat ten, at Guildh in. Len Inn. Jahn that, of C'iurch atrect, 1,3 the parish of Si Matthew, ft^thlltall Green, in the county of Middlos.9., baker, dealer and chaposan, holm August lit, to 25, at ten, at taiJi Thomas If uthden Noel, of Nurtlt street, gitglitlielnistuoe, in the county Sitr....x, linen drape &silty and cha,tuout, from August 20, to Vzi, at tnt, at Gtill4ll4ll, London. B MiKRIIPTS. - - John H.N . v+ern, of the - LseskTlZiln;, in the parish of Rest Greenwich, in the county of Ken., den and coal-de-d, ant chapm at, tosurrender August u, 17, and September 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Freitag, Chancery lane. Charles Lovelock, of Dothan oreet, in the Strand, in th. county u( Middlesex, dealur in w.n opir.ts, and beer, au • r. n•nder August 14, et six, 17, and Septe , n.s..!, 14, at o-n, at Gail lhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and Sh,:r. wool, Austin Priam, London. Wiliam Smith, of Rasing lane, its tho city of London, ware houseman, dealer and Chapman, to siiereneler August 16, At six, 17, ant S-p'ember 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At turner, Mr. Rntheilord, Birtholoniew Close. Thomas Hindle, late of pantry place, in the county of Middlesex, bricklayer and plaisterm, dealer and chapman, to surrender August C, and 17, and September 14, at ten, at hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Tuok's court, Cursitur street, Chancery lane. _ _ Waltant Joirson, of Manchester, in the county of Lan. caster, hat limn cutter, dealer and Chapman, to sinendor August 19, 20, and September 14, at fear, at the Bridgwater Arm% in Manchester aforesaid Attorneys, Messrs. Duckworth and Chippindall, in Manchester aforriaid. William Honswerth, of Walton, in the parish of Sandal! Magna, is the county of York, corn dealer, dealer and chap man, to sortenler August 13, at six, 14, and September 14, at tms, at the boase of James Roberts, the Weolpacks 1 .n, in Iforbury, in the said county. Attorney., Mr_ Seholefirld, in Hurbury, in thesaid county ; and Mr Richard Rattyc, Chan cery hue, Loudon. John Kelly Graham, of the Rorough of Fowey, in the county of Cumwall, merchant, to surrender August 26, 27, and ie;steitiber 14, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, in the Bernugh of Fow-v. Attorneys, Mr Witham Brown of Fowev afore sa.d ; and Mr. Gunge Edmunds, at the EaChequer tiffice of Lincoln's Inn, London. G , o•ge Flev.h.r, orf Workropp, in the county of Notting ham, dealer and chapnean, to surrender August 13, 17, and S , ,,tenil.er 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. RitomeTs Mr berry, Walbreink, London. insist Newall, hie city of Bristol, merebsnt, dealer and chAprisan, to surrender August g, 16, and September 14, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, i.o elm street, in the city of Iris. tJ. Attorneys, Mr. Henry Davis, Bristol ; and Mr. Charles James, No 12, Gray's Inn Square ' London. Monies Herbert, of f).norgate hill, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chapman, ti surrender August 6, at twelve, 13, a.. 0 Se,tember 14, at ono, at Guildhall, Lsoulnii. Attorneys Messrs. T C and C J.seltwool, Walbrook, London. . . John Copp and Robert Walker, of Stratford, i the county of F.wx, erhee printers, dealers and chaprnen, to surrender August 6, a. twalse, 13, and Svleotbi 14. at ten, at Gnilii ail, Atturoex, Mr. Roach, Nicholas. lane, Lottoard DIVIDF.NDS. A "eh •I 29. Thomas Wingate, "(Market Raisin, in thee - witty of Lincoln, liiiew draper, dealer mid chapntan, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn in 11". row, in the rti 1 comity. August 29. Walcott lloMen, wf Skirtae,:k Quarter, in the parish ofSkirhei.k, rnthe county of Linenln, coal merch.int, dealer Oininean, at eleven, at th, Wiese of John Bel lamy, the Peat. ck Inn, to dinton, in the said county of Sept 4. Wiliam Ilimeerand John Jorter, both of Bradford , In the coimte of Wilt., rlorhisra, rnan•uen, and co partners, at eleven, at the Now ffemr lun e at Bradford, Sept 4. Sa•nuel miler, John Milton, sod S laurel Howard, of Bradloid, in the comity of t%i ht, rl rthiers, Joii"re, cbaii• partners, at eleven, ar the N., R-.• Inu, in Bradfent. Atienst 31 James Ch...1.1 , wit and Randlc Kray,litent Wigan, in the euttlit% dealer, (gunmen, and partners, at twit..., at the house of :.In. arty Bud, the Light and (NUM lnn, in Wic.a. A ugu't 91 Christopher A!nersoil, of F:clee, in the county of Suffolk, grocer, shopkeeper, tater, and chairman, at trn, at Guilith•ll, Lorid.m. Aug..* 27. William Pickinan,of Great Newport st•er•.ip the county of 114i3dles,x, warehinarcei, dealer and rhJprwan„ at ten, at Guildhall, Lond"ri. A 4,4.4 2s. ri•rinas rarker, of Brickwal, rear liats-14, in the county of limu e viewallo, atcicve,,at Guildaati, duo, Aligo-t 27. N.lthaniel 'F.stlin, lat.! of i , ,ck'art, in di . .. c,orrts of I.eicestar, boar,. dealer sad tlapiltall, os data., at LAI SyNessea WAIN*. Tuna c ns , knoss•• of eires tins bull 11,44 inn, sit Husesiey, i n tt.e F.„,d I.itr • • Oct. 19. J..h., Riawno.i , Ime of ref rah .11 it,,„ . 0(1,03 , 43, A • tell4AlllVlllll, t..?1,t,t Goledhsii , „„.;,. . 2. y . , hu .d Ol, xi 11.0..... mt. v.' u m• n.erch.,,,t, et ten, at ti.. 1 1.11-11, 1.0.4 r. A„,,,, t on W.iliam Pitts of ,o the of L. col , s,-ki r. AenTN at t i,„ l.'s.: 114INg,ar, one P. ~. a, o. ieoet• 111, 4 Aug I 4 Witham Robin. t•sul.d.., W,..4.4 int tr. ru t county , if Clo•oc.-ster, r • re r, And chap inans, tne Ta'h it f.re.o„73ri ,ettic t..2 ,. r on. G-orge ' it, of 1 . 'dere la. sheet, e ginut,matue, dealer and 1.11..p.0 in, at km, as Lnnden. &oven :31. J.hn Washers, of C..ruhill, in the r..y mercer, de e r r end elisimeatt, at ten, at Atio.t4 17 J. , e •:.h M :;10r, of L-.• p. in !br county s, m mitfaetu-er, dealL•r, and at 'wan k the Gouge l , ms, in 1. 4k. August 31. Peicer mid John SN o d, ed, , e( the tStt lik :. r ;. C l a n :era'itv r i te h N wide. • , in the city of London, tallow chandler, at tsn, Guildhall, London. Aucito 27. Thomas 11..rrivoti end Jahn Bradlee l',itelem, of Liverpool, in the county of Loneoter, rlxpriten end copartners, at eleven, at the R,, v Hid, 4 Newcastle under Lyme, in the Cotaitt, of Stafford, CERTIFICATF.S—tuousr 21. John fiord m I:rip's, of bury St Edmi , ud's, ke the county si So folk, racer mul tee dealer. Firers Croke[, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, arc, chart. Jairos Mills, of the town of Portion, in the county of are;,:on, prover, deal..., end Piekmen, 01 greet pg-w v ort , treet, in the caster M.thiesex, watcirnak , ,, de , slorso:d Cho: mai. 8•11 . 14mili 1/etrdnev, of LinLhe'd street, in Late, in the county oi Staley, liaise deal r, cleaner a. ,1 cA," Nr•Xel. GIONvII - rotll, otherw ice Geole Lawson ~ (A l Coy chandre. ttiitinpaoate street, in th.- a . d.in, but now of Shacklewtll, St John, Niseimm, N sex, broxis merehnnt, dealer ai.d cl'3man. John G 11 jell rm. Shade , SO (be Paul, Shadwell, ill the e:.tinly of Mx l d.eirX., Nl' p6dle4 Ichn baseman, late of Whitrohapel, i., the county sex, h 2 rdwareman, dzaler •nd chaposan PRICE OP STOCKS. SATURDA t. Bank Stuck .. 132 3 per Cent. Reduced . . ..... . " k9l II per C.eit.Conault. . 4 yet Cent . j per Cent. Navy ..... ...... i.. •.. ...... 1194; LA/ Adnustiee 17 1 tit . . . Jottlerial 9 p-r Cent.... 531 ' .. - Entre XrlflUittel . ...... 91 'Oenninnt 4 31 4 India Ronda a Iv. 9v. die. Exchean-v B::i.' knish Lottery fickets ....... PLAILISiP4III3%.* Con•ols fur ... •• • • • : Sick T. RISII. Stock ac keg, Na. 4. Cornkdl, and 9. Clta•uag ere ►RICH OF IRISH STOCK4—.luaa SI Gov. stud k Got Deb .-. per cant . .......5idi C• 4 .t 1 Canal Loan, 4 pet cent -, R... a'. Can.' Loan, 6 per cent 90 901 couagE or FXCHA! A rt.,, ulan• SP 1 4 C. flre,e at SiOt 37 4 IS 2V.1. Altneta St 7 Par,. 1 day), ore In It Dort.. .25 1 Cadre Darn P 4.0 I Id Art,' 33: effect. Ililboa Lettce. SO trakles . MtYin on London (Jail Belast on London Juf! . &Wan nn DubLis (Diu. GE, rileA2, Ave S. 1 it.sio.4 4111 Venice 6 L. 00 Upn.tn ls ylithl Cork s I .1 14 0U.464.v C 4. Potti.ral Guij . a.ni Ran ps(us... 4 • • Denis ,110 New DA% nt • 10 Saver in Nan • 0 0 New 1...un esel • the Rank el Hulled P F ( Nisi ' 2 9 ) .... lif %Is 26) ............. • • •.. 61 dap. BIRTHS. In nueheag.street, Portla;;;Celace, %Ae Liol7 of (fie Rev. Mae% Gm?, t.f • sem. On Satonhy •ght, the Lady of Weherd Tyrwhitt. of Stanley HA to Shropshire, of a daughter. MARRIAGE'S. ...... ...—..... Limit week, at Salisbury, Wm. Weilfitr. Fog. of Manby, near Loath, to Mis: Lucia, daughter of Wt. tam Leach, E.g. of the former place. On Saturday lAA, at Osiusborough, Lieut. Waller, of the Na•y, to Mos Cuthbert, daughter of Mr. Cuthbert. Same day, at Spofforth, Ri-Ita•d Swire, Foe of liverpoo I. to Miss Wetherhenl, daughter of the late Mr. Ohnstryber Wetherherd, a the same place. DEATHS. .%t Sushs-Id, county of lllgalo , at an ad►anced age, Tho - nai ft uttledge, E.q %Vedriesday morning, after a short illness, H. Goodwin, of Park House, near Maidstone, in the 96th •ear of his ar- Frilay, after a few days illness, esteemed and lamented 1.. at his friends and ►eluai itince, Mr. W. Potter, of New f:.ig• atom, acting overseer and organist of the parish of Wa'cot. On Friday last, tfter a few hey& illness, the only daughtee of Mr. Eduard', surgeon, Last week, at Hallow...in, B•df'rdshire, aged 311, J ~t kernioton, la'murer. He retaiii.4 his fa.• , s't.-s to the His youngest son, the youngest of 15 ch.ldrai, ss 6u) s otd. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRID 4 'L Morn .... 15 MM. after 9. Er 11.... min. attar 9. SALES BY A UCTION. TO POST-MASTERS, ST.V.A.MkSTF.RS, 11ACKNI - 1". MEN, AND t/Tl4ll.tg. Pk St , SADLF R, TO-MORROW, An law G, at Twelve o'Clock, APAIR et bLACI . CHAItIOTG E LUCIWS. fifteen hand. and a half high, sox rm.* old, qu t Ilirruess; a tents, 5a4 , .. tosokroote Cheviot 'o3re, fifteen 13,n 1 , 4 N five year: old, fee Gem a c, end quiet to 11 , i. C-1 / Little liaises; a hands° ne Cli.enut Geleiing, fifteen hae:4111•41, six year old, thews a deNt of No,d, awl retnukably tide: Ft:Nen 4 - 411 uvrful. Past Nona; and upwaolsefti , :e '- IC !Lines of .ardour De.cr,ptions; ant Thee.: Peet Ch.,. Thee ate well eorh the lattermost of the Public, es thin t. t uithuut rese•we. tiu F.xp 'rice of A .dtien charged on Hovel, ice. if not .04 TU GERI LEMEN, STAGE-MASTERY, TuWil C AR- M! N. &e. $y D. SADLER, 0 t the Pre.t.kn of At..m. Wyche% More% et•oi. roplat, of. klogwot 8. .t UPWAItDS of MIND.. YOU'' DRAUGNI C IIUNSR* ;web / purchased Item (..? Coontry !tie 1.1 80. Eh rood HtoOted, kor the *At • West lo.ll.lDeee., lorwoor now corwartad, th. y v it - led is • I 110Y1 t.l rye, a .d twll be lawnd well woad% lire tit* 01 the ! :u kr. To be •mee4 no the Presoleee to the it:nett Sale t - LtlNUttiti,,cod toy llfitaßt.:E. 114%1 )Su h. N.' •• Wle'• %toot, St. Vit neat's, and roll,bed by J LAI 01 R 1 I/EIC, at Ow 11* , •e. N. IS, K.rM et St ebb. oh, Nar....d, t/oitto ia. thielt.poi, N. trill WA , wit be doh 010.40 a ~~ •••••• T' Do Sulk, D'. C atria Per 144.,t Mr. 1 Smitl Botta intim Undl F.RF sl, Mr. I w V. H. W IA 1 , 4 N: Jr A i' N h for Lt of rem AN Ih. ler in