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U. argtel on the Other aide, that siteh a pro. reirler the Referee nieirly • it of rile i. 111„ rthich nes/er was isitended.l-thrie s no of the Gni:W.lll Lelouging to the NO - 1 Earl, a:i.ca had been clearly proved--but the question we., as nos Lordship laid laini to the high caulmon a.ii lining. as co•extenstre with the (in herit,. how 'ouch el it he lisil a right to demand ? Fur the purpiase of enabling the arbiter to go on with this inquiry, as the poly means of putting an end to the quesdiou. Air. Serpent SI Alialtal.t. this day obtained a Ruie of Refereoce, celhub un tae arbiter to ileteriaitie and award hots much of the bign coalmen is attached to the Galleon. WILSON V. bERRE.S. On a former flay, Mr. Serjeant MaasHat L had obtained a Rule to thew cau.e why the Defendant in this action should not be hherated, nu entering Into a common recognizance, and why the Plaintiff should not be obliged to pay t h e Vo g t% o f th e 4 ,0 1 - cation, on the ground that she Ow Velem. ant) was a onsrried wo.ii in, and not liable for delft. The Platuutf, it appeared, had supplud the De fendant with a quantity of furniture, its part pay usent of which the had accepted a hill of exchado Cif 301, en which an action had bean brought, and she was arrested. T e Defendant's affidavit stated, that slie was the wife of Mr. S.wes (the (Actuated marine pinnies), who was then living', hut from whom she was separated ; that she had not stated herself to be an unmarried WOlllllll ; that she had pus. chased the (manure in question from Mr. Annex. ley Sher, of Bloomsbury-square, who was the only person she knew in the transaction, add to whom she cousidenol herself indrhted. Annexed to the affi fawn was a cartiticate of her marriage. . . Mr. Serjeant Besr, in .hewing cau;e against the rule, exhibited the uffidavit of the Hewitt, Wilson: it dated, that Mr. Ahnealer Shee, with whom he was acquainted, called on him in November last, and requested him to wait oil the Defendant, to take an order for furniture, wheal he did ; the De fendant gave him the order, without ever stat ing that she was • married Cornet.. of which circumstance he had no susp.cion ; that when part of the Gunnery had been sent in, he discovered she was mimed ; and. on spe iking to her on the sub ject, .he stated, that made &so difference, as she bag • in-perste maintenance, mid was possessed of considersbl-• pro...s li-.tie; that the bill for 501. had bee , gte n Iwo the Deponent's hands by the D-feodAnt herself ; aad that part of the debt wee contra, to I for frame,, a picture, winch she elated to ho n to he her own property, and worth 10001. (Ti'. ep.rate maniteiinee, it appeared, was very consoler able in a rrear.) Lord C 'ler Justice MANSFIDLD observed, that ea the Plasatiff could not do sway with the De fendant's plea of coverture, the best thiug he could do was to put en cud to the action. Mr. Sedeaut Ban agreed in the suggestion—but hoped, as the Plaintiff's affidavit had falsified that of the Defendant, that the Court would not call ore, his chew, to t:ily the costs of the sppti 'atioii. Mr. Seeje int MA Rill LL denied that the Defend. sea eV wit was fal•itied ; why was not Mr. An- DeAry Sher lirseglit forward to contradict it ? It did not apiwar that she hod otter stated herself to be a single woman during the whole U111411(11011: and, as the action tied been brought for the pur pose or keeping the lady in prison until she should be set free by such au application, he trusted their Lordships wou:4l mark their sense of such conduct, by making the Plaintiff pay the costs. Lord Chief Justice MANSFIELD thought the Plaintiff should pay the costs of the applicetioo. Its his opinion, he did wrong to tuke the bill of ex. change, when he knew Defendant to be a married woman. Rule mode abeelote, with cots. Letters have bean received from Cadiz to the dote of the 13th iustant. They are almost wholly en grossed by statements of the imptoins and pro gress of the {indignant fever which has prevailed there. Ic is said that the garrison has been hi. le affected by it, and that the disorder is almobt wholly confined to the quarter of the town wh►re the fugi tives from the adjacent provinces priaitit. , ally rtside. Oise of the lett,rs mentions, that for the last five days the average of deaths had been 5!. SHogiailie expeetations are entertained, that this malady will be overcome by the rains and the severity of winter. No reply has yet been given to t h e Committee of American Merchants who waited on Mini.ters„ to learn their de►enaivatiou as the rescinding of the Orders in Council. We learn, however, that an application on the seine subject is to be made to to Government from a higher quarter. By • neutral v. ssel arrived at Harwich. front Hoßaud, we learn that the embargo in that country has lately bees taken oil; the object ail was to mar the fl_•ets. and, het.' of all, that at Fluqiing. There are now at Helvoeteluys six sail of the hate, two of which are of 80 guns, several frigates, and about 100 sail of goo...boats. The lap; embargo was for the purpose of impressing the seamen. There are also sem& snips in Ake 'fete' ready fur sea. The ff a. M , jor-Gen. WILLI sta SrusaT (bro. ther to the F.arl of Gsi.i.nwrivl has left Sicily for Lisbon. to take the cousounid of the 24 division of the British Army. A letter front Monmouth, dated the 13th instant, trays--.. About eight o'clock yesterday morning two fisherman going down the river in their truckles, fishing for salmon, fa I their net much heavier than ussisl ; and, on (Annuli, to shore, they found it e.ortaine.l a huge monster, the upper part bear. ill,: the meet r...emblanee of 11 man, the middle of a Isei,r, +milted 11141 the leopard, and a tad like • fi h, toe hair on Iva head green—he has red eyes, old twiki sire Metres and a hilt' in lentrtli, and nseiiiures fr.iin bead to tail, 13 feet and Viree pear. tem. II- is now deposited is the Town-!sale, for th e ;,,spertion of the curious." Th e (),, E , %You ice, who find areusereent in Mei ter Meor.a's annual Pantenosetcaelons, may read that for the mouth of July. is the ensuing year, and tryinlil- It is as follows:-- _ The in ilevuteut e.• position of JUPITEII and % t enets, this menttt, trlll s'ir ap, ere !ring, great ritaeontesit, dppressions, and impediments io public " ' tr a i n . murmurings utul etuumotimas amongst the equation people ; rolitiergea, theirs, end the like; pestilent sedition!, and varinaa infirmities. Let the Guardian Angel co . tit.. C.ty el Lnedoo ever loreifti tit.. same !! FROM iiST mcars GAZETTE. PART isTrotH IPS P 1 MIN El 5. James Rudittt and John Harcrcora, of lgackhora, Lan. water, calian-nsannfactimrs. November 24, IPiI o. GITUVaI• &MI .1 n Groves, of Sh.rd kazoos, Soo th• are k, sarlohirers. November *7, *6lO Gmzebrook and Thorns, Levis, of Strand, Glou cester, bankers. November 23. 1810. James Proctor and Julia Beathaw, of Yalta, York, mer chants. August 21, 1810. Samuel PAtcha....l aid Thiimaa Mason, of Stroud, Glou cester, tualtettri. ()cooler ti, into Williams Lister, Matthew 50W114.11, and Jobs Kidsun, of Leeds, York. men:bunts. Nut 4 111b4 r . William Walla and Jobu May Howie. of ccccc t, Bleu kenwell, gold seal-makers. November lii, 1310 Joseph Deeley and William Elkington, of Btfluinglaaiu, conibmsuaufacturers November ii, is io. George Intel! mid Joseph AIICCII, of Waltisigtou, Surrey, calico-printers. Niieembcr 23, 1811. John Benwell and William Tagart, of Bath. November I, 1110. William Todd, George Topple, and Peter Wells, of King• stns:upon-Hull,meditata. November 94. 1110. Thomas Marshall. %Vinton' Todd, and GcorEe Poppy, of ginzston-uposi.11•11, salt -merchants l'iuvetaber 6, into. Vincent Belk nail Robert Swift, of Doncaster, Yolk, ca. ►iaet-aaakers Novenshrr to, isle' Jobs Fildta and William Vrsatnan„ of Lamb's Conduit street, upliolst . November 111), 11110. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Roulikuthaw sod Ehtwasd haat, of Chespoide, Lou don, warthousest, u. BANKRUPTS. William Ball, of Budge-row, Loudon, warehouseman, to aureetider, December 1 , 13, and January it, at tschre, at London Attorney Mr. Adams Old Jewry. Ralph Child, of Darlington, Durham, fell-monger and Icarian-dresser, to surrender, December 12, 13, and January 8, it twelve, at the Talbot lun, D.rrliugtnn Attu 0r,., Mr. Bowes, Darlington; and 31esars. Whartois and Dyke, Temple, Lur:dini William Harwood, late of Ba;Bogdan, Easel, millwright, to . surramaler, Dec. 12, at four, ta, and Jan. a, at eleven, at the Angel It.o, Dairy St. Edmunds- Attorneys, Slesars. Aneire and Cox, 'ltnipie; and 11r. Topple, Bury St. Ed anon& Malian' Canty Nelson, of Fetter-lase, lhoodon, t keeper, to surrender, Dee. 1, at one, to, at elate.,, and j 3 g, at one, at (:aibllsall. Attorney, Mr. T. T. Taylor, Fiore ativet, Cripplegate. Daniel Menem' ' of Wigton, Ca mlurlasA, and John Barnes, now or late of Lit tle Hampton, Cumberland, manufacturers, In sarreuder, Dreetsilwr li, 5, and Janaary it, at them, at the King's Arens, Carlisle. A moneys, Mr. Batty. Chan cery kno t Loados; and Mr. Glaistur, Wigton. Cunterlaad. Ralph Nitwit, of Manchester. .warekonaesims, to eureee. der, !Member lu, t ), and January ta, at three, at Ilse George Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Swale sad Melts, Staple Inn, Londe; sad Mr. NA*, Oliver Seale and Richard Parana., of Barmitsple, Devon, brandymerelmats, tomes - nuke. Dec. 14, is, and Jan. s, at twelve o'clock, at the Both Tustin, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. 'IMO, Gray's Ina-square; and Mr Cooke, Bristol James Robinson ane! Cbristu,Ther Muesli, late of Liver pool. merchant,. to atirrender. December q, is. and January a, at one n'elock, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL Attor neys, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, ttmultarapton.linildings, Chancery.lane. London an.l (treed and Baines, Liverpool. RuberlKerre, of Burklembury, London. warehouseman, to surrender, December 1, , 13, and J minery B, at two, at the Palace-inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Itr. Samuel Edge, Quest...street, Saint Ann's, Manchester; and Mr. Edge, !Nowt-Temple, London. Richard Tram, of Marichealer, silversmith, to surrender, Item enslier 19, to, and January N. MO, at the George Ins, Dram ate, Manchester. Attoroeys, lir. F.dge, loner-Tem ple. London ; and Mr. George Ilaaelavater Thomas Owen, the elder. of Tou 1 am, Devon, shipwright, to summit', December 1, 24,'11 aid January et, at six, at the Hotel. Exeter. Attorneys Ili-. 'turner, Churchyard, Exeter ; and Messrs. Collett, tVimbare and Collett, Chan cery• lane, London. William Palliest% late of Worth, sett' Fiat Griantemd, Sussex, mitt, toss:muter, Drvrinlser u, it, and is. nom) e, at eleven. at Gltiltdiall, Imi on. Attorney, Mr. Tovrtisheeid, High.street, 130f011311 of S. iat. -ark. /admit Roloneon. urn or Isle ui Cd.ckheation, York, grocer, to sturender, Derentl.rr 17, ia, sad January 11, et eleven, at the White Swan, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Wigtem worth, Gray's-lat., Loutloo; and MV13.3 Hldlesu.rtb and Thom pima, Halifax Jolts Genre, late of flutolph lane, City 'of London, broker, to sarremter, lkornilier 1, al latire, 4, sod JalluMrra, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Masan. Gila asel Min, Bedford- skeet, Bedfin d. row . John Jaques, of Holborn, Middlesex, coutpaattiossumatom (torturer, to awrrn,kr, December I, 13, 41111 January a, et twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. W Musa. son and limiter, Clifford's Inn. Dorrell, of Colchester, Ewa, plumber and glazier, to enromder, November .19, December 6, mod Ja nuary ti, at lets, at Guildhall, L041410U. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, Wdsou.stmet, Fombory.square William Pollard, mo and William Pollard, jun. of Mad, tnerchaste, to eascrender, December I, 14, and Jaouary a, at twelve, at the White Lou, Broad-street, Bristol. Alton. lacy', Meows. Clarke and Son, Bristol ; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott. N ev-lon, London. :Samuel Holland nod Thomas Smith Williams, of Liver. pool, merchants. tutiorrender, December to, 21, tut January e, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John- street, Liverpool. At turner, Mr. Bleekstock, Paper.haddinp, Temple, London; Mr. Lime, Liverpool; and alums. Bardraell mad Stephea. soil, Drory.latte Liverpool. Richard Bee ch, of Market.strept, Hertford, straw-plat. dealer, to aurreudev, December I, 11, and January 3. at ekvew, at Gutkih 11 , London. Attorosys, Masers.Deston and Barker, t ttity's-Itimenuare. William Wilson, of Fetirlearch.etreo, snit of Ldruelatium, Middlesex, merchant, to eon-ruder, November 29,, Detelabft 11, and Jamul y 5, mm eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs bwarne Sterne, and Maples, Old Jewry, Loudon. af Privacy, Wilts, shopkeeper, to stir ' reader, Decembers, 11, sad fawners 13, at one, at Guild hall, ondon. Ai hooey s, Messrs Ron don and ai COr- Ilitt.rourt, Grarechank••lreet, Loudon _ _ Mars ots . !tattoo, of Tut teolz;ta roust.. nod, Middlesex, ba ker, so sosemdar, Deteasto— 1, g. um. Am., / si at filsoldliall. LoiLless. (tor tic y, Mr. Evans. Lessosagtoo. cross. Fr anent Millard and John I.es, af vise -Lane. London, pork ers, to surrender, Ihmenslrer 1, at two, is, and imagery a, at one, at Guildhal4. Attisroc)s, Messrs. Clarke sad Ri chard., (;haneer)-!asse. Charlet Prier, elitist Strand, Ilidaleaex, untlirella.ankar, to sun ciiike, December a, at eleven, 1.7.„ and January Il i es ten, at Guildhall, Lawton Amour's, Messrs. Grepow sad Aag,.l-r own, Tbrommortoo street. Edward Willis, of Wood, Gkiue ~,,, ,Araaer, to warren. der, Dtensiber .1, at her, t,, am J4tlUtly a, at I:even, at She (~urge Inn Stroud. Allen ne‘s. %terms. Sheppard and Ad• Bedfurtl.row, Leaden; and Mr. Dial l er ' , & mo d. Gloneester. Jahn Cheshire sad Jolts Johnson, of ttirosiatchasn, War wick, won • hart el and bayonet-mike , to surrender, larreat lo.r 11, I and JatinAry s , at el , vu , at Ills swam Tavern Mall. street, Birmingham. Att., s, SI. owe. Dams anti Tooke, Gray's-itin.square, Loudon , rn.l Mr. Slainworinig. Dinnitish an:. John IVillata, of Goweehareh , and Poodtry, Loudon, hardwarennia, to surreuder, Deteinlor 0, 50, sad January ft, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attarory, Mr. T. Wilde, Cast le- street, Int( sioar tVilliata I.exa..tike„ of Butt lane, Deptford, Kitst, but cher, t o mummi es , l'i.nitiGtor Jo, at one, December a, and January n, at ten, at flnildhall, Lelolloll. Attorneys, Munro. N. 110.1 sad Wrontsnore, Job, Kernigh, of Kilts-street, St. Jawiao-stittate, sr a, tailor, to outmode', D. mother U. to, and J ts. se twelve, at Givldhall, Leedom. Altantey, Mr me ss jss~ Mama- or-it,kn Jeretsidalo l i jerk a Fulseck, Tell, and Jo)a JAM% toi tlorea..ilreet, nimtidaie, Lando), mri.liat.tg, $0 Parrett- Art, Mc:mbar i• ' JAastoty a, at .6 , 04 Gold, vu l.toso, Attorney., Nitabirs Atiat.bou :mil &A loud, Ltd*. FA. D ivem ber it. Joint iihvore, of I.tolote.hill, Loudon, 'vie. trial''', at one, at Guilldh44l. Deeetiher sa..Elivibrili Jason Charles Jason, of sir. brastutottiass, at 111114.11, at the *tort! Hofer, Bientiathata , December 21 • !lishop, late of Switoltbrad, .. . veneer, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, 1101401/. DK.11111;91. 1.... a. FAleiltlrf Whittriibui y, hoe or LivaeporA p merchant, at twelve, at tie Globe Tavern, Jolut-attest, Liverpool December ie. William Bedford and Samuel Saunter, of rue. ter-lane LonSaa. wlsoksalc lima•drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall. December w I, William Reed, lale of Drury-lane, Midd but Now of Southend, Leant, apothecary, at Meter'. at Guildhall Loudon. . . December ;a Joh., Coleman, late of Silvrrdtrert, Golden square, Middlftex, tAlluir-ebanaler, at tate, at Guildhall, London. December is. Joseph Anvil and William Frankum, of cadiag, unullen•drapera, at eleven, at tI4 Upper Sliip lan. 'trading. CERTIFICATES-.Dee. u. Henry Melton, of Stockport, Cheater. virtue:ler. William Hollssithy, of Leadenhall•atrert, Loadon, librarian. Woulcombis the elder, late of Rothcr►tthe, Surrey, a►ipbniltlrr. Wooleourbe t►e younger, late of Kotherhithe, Sur rey, shipbuilder. Jeremiah Donovan. of Well-street, Wellcloae-square, sew, patent snap mann implorer. John Powell, now twr late of Halifax, York, deal." in salt. Edward Blan4v, of I.yocouilie nod Widcombe, Somerset, dealer and thaptuan. George Taylur, of Banff* Kent, paper•mata. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M. U. John Mill, William Ranks, mid George Bryson, King. Sheet, elle:inside, wholesale litiest-iirepera - 2 1! Joshua Hobbs, Leather-lane, Holborn, cabinet maker - - - - - 1 ii William Anderton awl RobOrt Liglitullers, Chorley, Lancashire cotton spinners - - - 1 i 1 Daniel WilloUghby, straw), victualler - - tI I Thomas itauttall, Oxford street, linen draper - 1 10 ?ALICE. ii•W-STltari. FORGERY. Darius the last week • forgery to a considerable amount has hem diameters% and several pet sous being implicated, wo thought it right, for the ends of public justice, sot to report eirconastances, or the parties names, till they were all in custody ; which hoe beets effected without either party bawling any koowledge of it , by the good nstuagranent and eaertious of Harry Adkins. 4 The eiremiustaneee are as fullow.Oeet tbe Wednesday the mth a moo of the name of Chambers was applied to by a person called .14* Burrell, to do some tontines. for • convict in Relegate of the name of ifirehie. He went to bbn in Newgate, end he told him he vomited Win to get • Banker's cheek cashed. and daired him to fall tie twit day, which he accordingly did. A yeas; man .1 the name of Blair followed him into Newgate IS Hiteitio, and Roberts joined their company ; they all coot coed in conversed°, fur smite time. When Chambers and Ilea len Nil/write, and went to the Tobit's Dog, • public house is St. Peers Cluarch-yard, where they partook of some refreshment, after which they parted ; and Blair agreed to meet him again at the same house at three o'clock on the same day, which they did when Blair gave him • check for 6 , m1. purporting to be draws b 1 Craig and Corleld, Sollci ton, of Skinners'-Hall, ups, Ware, Deuce, sad Simpson, Bartholomew-lane, Bookers; sad desired hiss to giva it to a porter to fetch du cash for it. He went to Doctors' Com mons, and employed a man of the name of Blioonas Dide to go sod get the cheek cubed, and he went to wait at the end of Paternoster-vow in Cheitte, fur his return with the mosey ; and after lie had there about tamely minutes, Bleir came reusing top to bits kn a very greet heat, end said be had OM came hem the Stoker's in Bartholowsew.lase, where be had seer Dale receive the amount for the cheek, and afterwinde aw it filed. This was supposed to be a premeditated scheme, as Blair had Amnesty lived es • Clerk at the same Banker's; sod he went in, oskcvl fly change, and kept use of the Clerks in eonversotioo, (he *seise known to him), while another Clerk pai d the *mount of the Draft (6001). Blair asked hint if he bad re ceived the money ! he replied in the negative.; and ob served, he supposed Blair would have got themooey from Dale hinter If ; Blair desired him to go after Dale to the Pre rogative-I/Cm to get the money, which he accordingly did,. He met with Dale in Doctors' Commons, miming very fast; who observed that he was followed. Ile ran so fast that ho escaped from Chambers He dies went in pursuit of Blair, etid tomtit him near the end of the Old Bailey, and told his. that Dale hod run away with the mosey. Blair desired him to go and Snit Dale, ad endeavour to get the money. On Erbily the 16th instant William Hooker, George Ro binson, and Thomas Dale, met together In Westminster. Hal', supposed to be for the purpose ofjnotifying hail. Ask anal Rotimmin appeared to he very „thigh with money ; and Hooker knowiog them and their circumstances, suspected they had not come privet ly possessed alit, sod eadeavossed lacestversation to learn how they came by it ; bat he could sot eseceed Ile, however, on Someday afternoon, the 17th inst. met Chamber!, to whom he communicated his seeing Dade in possession of a large emu of money, and ale.) his sus picions. when Chatubera arcuonteil for it, by saying he went fur a I Teri; of the lianas of Blair, to receive • Chick fur Boot. aid had run away with the money. On Hooker's parting with Chandlers, he went immediately to the Banker's, and in. %aired foe oat of the Principals, and was introduced to Mr. Simmon, to whom he corninunisated what he had heard, which induced Sir. Simpson to examine his bOJAIII, 14141 he felled • Check answering the description of Hooker, for 4001. had been paid on Thursday, purporting to be thaws by Craig and Cortleid,Solicitots ; and on iovestigatiou it proved to be • forgery. In comequence of which, Si r. simpsoe, or companied by Hooker, wrist to the above 011ie* nod gave iii (oration to Adkins, and the °dicer, necoutpauieJ Hooker, went immediately and apprehended Robiumn is Play-House yard ; and nu sae.-hltig hint he found upon hint a tool. Bunk note, whirls proved to be one of the notes that was n in payment for the forged e beck. Adkins, after - bring tufo; teed of that slink of the circumstance/1, traced out and appre headed Dille, the utterer of the forged draft; he at first de nted say knowledge of the trans*/ Lion, but at length &c -hime:edged he had taken the check to the Ba.nkera, and us cetera the amonnt, and that he should know the moo again from about, lac received the draft. It 15.,, also helm mused, that Dale took the ;0,01. note, which lie received fur the check, to the Haub of Eaclaw!, on the Friday amebic anti he had received it, sod bad it clomps' foe tot, al , sod roust' sautes, and some of these notes Adkitie has traced lass the prinesion of • ices of the BMW of Blundell, wytb sere gives to loin by Dale when he nag iutosissitel. On the Honda, niormog folloottig Adkins cal:rd at the 011ec of hI Craig suit Curbed, whore omits:3 had hers forged to Ilse drift; they it:gosh-sit of hint if be had done any thing to die cover thi forcer rat Cie chub ! He replied in the at/emotive, and told them that one of their own clerks was the forger. They appeared astonished, tied asked him how he knew that ! Ile told term, that us him min into the clerk's olfeco be would polo out the man, without knowing his name, from the description hr hid received; and be accord. amity fined spun • young man of the name of Weir, who pence, to be the lam perms the forged draft was traced to. Adkins him not mot teak bun solo custody, wheel he ensfrieed that be brew Chambers from naming him in Nev em., to company with Hitchio and aulie r ta ; en lit. b e i ng sodemed of ti , e charge spinet him , and fur which lie was sppoehitentool, he Mlle very light of it, mittieuveil the eha r Adit„. h as amp, fined pave of the u o t,s rev ivy', from ILf D a sh f ur the fogged drati, upon • rellt ice 4 Robiumon. Tbit ease is mail nacho invest's...tints ; 'Chambers owl Kr Noise me admitted mr:risacies for that prissoiesties. Finr • - iz AT CAD 77 - -• ---a......___ . 0f6.i.1 Retie..., of 1.0- 4 .1 1 , „„, , and ottirr L'isistel.Sa, fro nt 0 (at * ~ '','„.'"'"" ~) P. Cate *lit ref vs...wait ltelehttiti of Novein tore, Nov. 1. it tt :i 7 umen a Boys 4 1— Grt ... 2 . " •ee 7 t a ... 4 Tsips. •• 1 • • .. . ... 5 as 1 i. 5. 24 ..•• a ...• n ... i - i 1 . • 'A. Ili .... 3.. • I .... .-•• •• 47 . 4 , 7 " -** 3 ..... •• 9 •••• 4 is• •• .. 3.. a :... 3 :*'• 2 7 Y. 7•••! II .. In tic aware returns are iiiiluded.; " , , who have died of the fever. but those ll ! t as u”l ‘ -. /V died of varlets disorders throughout Catit s. 27 ll id 1 4 .1v ing alio the death* in the *eyeful in'Snitals Th ' 1 bola - ki which Meioses this return is dated the 10 " th i '' 4 - 1 a very new ci3T.s. We have heen induced '. eras pads" country ti:ldoivtt:erbYt to Yz i e' n ' ' e l itl I men in 1 j e:j i n 5r Cr, tt that h it .e a ic quarter n el and l et Fev e r i ; ivri i: an d it ne relatives ys. ot I I ::: i i i ir °11 , ; : ".1 i . r ': , 41.. ) : . e lams Julia aod cw A u si: :um & SDI: eit,edieat servante, PATRONAGA OF Tylk w I II 0, SCOTLAND. fAsh -mawm.... i i to Frain a recent calculation 4 0 p p ..4. t h at f."'„„''' :ire 940 (71ergyinen on the Estairlishisient ef del Church of Scotland, tbe patronage wof I 'At t e . i r.• belong ot foliose. :-... 4 fn the Crown A, (rain ........ . To the Peers and their vilest 501 i... . . 3,1 •;., i 114 .. lo Commune's I Of which last description- ptt imar Private proprietor* Inure .: Royal 'floret's, deem vase Paisie), a ;;yNail rough of Reality - I 1 Cull. ores . TI' Parishes ....... J.:,.1 I I The patronage of the Crown was murk mire' .3-1 creased he forfeitures during the lint eying 0 0 . , . particularly in Ills ; that of P eers awl t ',... IA i:i moners is more 11 , ictuating. CoMeattnns 31 1 , Utt131. :%. succeeding to patroaaget coniiected mah tut . Ptarages i and being at tither times created Yeen. 0 r ........-.....---..,.._A % ' a I NAVAL IN:I'M:LIGE:I:CE. Tl,e —.....44... ~. _ IPOIITeIiOUTIA. 30t.9.u. 0.41 Arrived the Mackerel schooner from Ntelse• , ittl land.-It hes blown a gale all day; be t 0.,. the evening it became more moder a te. S o it ships have received damage at Spithead i pat' IA hies not known. A ketch bound to liasikse a via% .. s shore on the Hospital Sand ; and the Jun. of ii,e deyl•ml. has come in with the low ofan maim eable.-Wind S.W. Sep. PLY NOLEN, NOV. 2:. Arrived the Doke of Clarence, heat, Lc lt Oporto. DEAL, NOV. .Iq. 114.1 Several ships have two anchors a-hcad-tit mains well at present.-Wind S.S.E. tilers ve II(/ ' wait hard. ea 6 .Fice o'clock.-The weather kiss considerably e , Kr derated. si LEITH. NOV. 21. SAS S li The Strenuous gun-brig arrived 1 : a these R out Thursday, from Heligoland.. . % w in The Vuiture sloop of we', 1 , hich sailed from , .ta month Roads as convoy to the vessels bound r,• theuce to Gottenburgh, parted with theta ell in 1 gule, cud arrived here on Thursday. 11 -..TarFwbElluedoewe a Is Lieut. RCM), of the 82(1 Regimen; was eau ',minded in the unlucky expedition from clihrslt ca t iu g a tu nde T d h la k y L s de o ee rd rvi li ng t.a y o w s ni v e , a os tpi c n e st , w a flatus ..peh • 1_ a • , ei l t l ie ,ain w o o f v4 C ed r:r d u b n u i n n t at S ir p e t e b g it e ' r s h e e d e ine w to t a i s li : h r e e P t r u e g w r r iEd: s t i o n o : p t h h,: z • h e l i ; . i i i l ail his comrades ; at Walcheren he was los: Val down by a nearly spent shot, arid again suiino..4 •. a dead ; but the suspension of life was oi:ly le,: pa- vary. oohing to the shot having struck imam the tI plate of his sword-belt. ' Monday night. a tire broke oat in ant cf I' E chiinniro of Carleton House, which created vrl3lt _. alarm, but was get under . when the elegiacs. tad3 . : rivad. It is not a little extraordinary that the hoe • an which the Prince of CONDE occupies at Wanifit- don, is the precise house that 31. CaLOSING, l:. •French Ex-Minister of Finance, C;ruserly esy.y AI OF Am. ' iC tp i rl t.: .. fts .. E ., EtilCCalltA..N?)Epo,rt:oitt.is..l.V....N6Osr. i 3 Ditto at Night.. Jo II RR' Jairiro.... 7. Rotterikiii r. E. 9 12 0 I'. Nails .. Hambargh as b c4l'. Gibraltar...." J. the Alto's& . • Se 7 gill. Dub1in.,...... 91 tie Parts ... Dittos Va Ss 6 notates. tl Bourdeaint tio• 6 Portent Gold to Coro i ('ales cal elect. nue Cars pries. a • Madrid .... wail. Foreign Geld ia tia . Bilinet ... n... ....... .. • •-•- e c Velma* 111.14. Par Os. New 11"ohloosa.. A 9 Leghoni - ; . Nark*.., as Silver in Ran..... - - o Gems - ••• Venire N.C is Do.loaf. Asia oei the Risk of Hsu M Game Aa ____. per Cool. _ ..-- --- - - -;.. - ..."1 Id . PRICK OF STOCILS YESTERDAY. a per Ott. Radiated (Alt 3 per Cent. Casaids • per Cest s par cest. Navy to ., hI Loos Aswan ka ..... ........ 171 1 J• it: l / 4 ' li Mumma lad,. Bonds IS t 6 p“..• E.. hryier Bilb. 7 II res. 6 Eethah Lottery Tickets Cenral for 0741 ibc T. 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