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• IROM SATURDAY Nrcnrs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • irsr-Mice. Oa. 7, !son. !st Regiment of 11 , 40 t Goatils....siirgems. William fortis,. of the lair Light Infantry Battsboa, to be Satgrim, vice Iletlett, uppuiuted Surgeon to the Savoy STA Fr. • Qsartee.Mmiter-Serjeant Thomas Agar irn he Quarter. Masts/ at the Cassli y Deok at Maidstone. ComAirsion signed by Mc ren•Liestenaod of t.4e Costly eif NOM,. 241 Reginievit of Royal Survey • • Lae, Gent. to be Eatsigu, ou a vacauey-dated An gnat nog. • Thotnu Ifoare, of Waltham-lane, parish of Chealiant, flertfiwri, victualler. *Mien) Nlntsball, of Paternoster-rave, tipitatifields, Middle. • nen, ebeesentongrr. William l ' oelydl, late of Stalliiiburouglt,l.incolo, salesman. ,J•ltu tligem* and Robert Ilig!ina, Wllltalu ,Uieh ' el., of lialnuoutli, Cornwall, vintner. Joke. Witli.um, ut Feucliurcl.-street, Lunduu, checscutuitger. I NSOLVE:STS. ?moacr in the Cl LTSPI . It ST R Er.T Compter, in the City of London. FIRST Nirriek. George Francis I'a:4:Mime, late of Crow n-ernbet, Little Itit.sell.plrevi, end of Lon" Acre, C4Velli•Ganlen, owl form erly ut Portt.r street, usearNewport-ntat ket, All in Al iddlet:es, etleer-ehaser. Prisoner in Hie mairews Prison of the . . . R - r ERCIII PS DISSOLVE!). Richard Iti.imrdenn, Hear/ Richardson, and Edersed Cortield, of Loucoltis-loo.Ficlde, London, laud wets. September 29, ISo9. )01m Trutt and Tltomoi Coward, Providence-street, City. Loudon, carpenters. 'June 21, SVood Sonatfri/1011, Will.aiii Searlett Littler, and ,lituoi Conan, of beer-lane, London, ame wrreliaute. twiit.•odar .111, tang. Wang and Jane Main, of liverimol, suilliiiers. September I, 1609. Samuel Cyplea and Samuel Alloway, of Bristol, earthen wareetiten. Juac 24, 14W.0: Thomas Nott, Wrmtil of Mat.hali-strert, parish of St. George, Southwark, .a ei Pletumitt-platee, pariah of Luutheth, both iu Surrey, Geut. Priaotter in the POULEttv Coutpter, in the City of London. Abode/ Mortimer, late of Hret-street, Blooms- Wry-square, and &rot. rly of Warren-street, Ettarorequare, both is altddlesea, weetioneer autl appraiser. SPORTING INTELLIGENCIr. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1009. Thomas Oruberud, iralceficirl, York, ntf.l Rood house, of M0nd...T.1, Lincoln, Carrier, Anthony &Troilus sin' Giles Lou,', of Dentouil-atrect, Solo., Voodoo. Septentln ran, 19.19. J. Mill and W. C.l,lruw. Octulx'r U, 1 t'Q &ter Mretioisiild, Franco, Joseph H umbel I, fithi tu n as Hipline's, of Long-acre, Laudou, medicine-rue•krs. Oct. her it, lotto. Philip Orton, Benjamin Aullirr, sail John Pore, of Pool lane, Liverpool, 11.1 . 1 . 11•11 , ()MOW,' I, plit•e! &loom.' Petty and Itirhnrd Weaves, of CI% el stint, Lam eosin., wine nwrclututs. Stig-tulker 2 'Sou. Grigg and It B. Sheri tug, of Bristol, ha"ier dashers. August 4, 14 , ,,9. iFteujAmut Oulu Fen:mutes and Pobeet &altars, of Wilson. street, l'iusbur).mptaic, Middlesex, merchants. October a, ISO() IMODAN,OCT.Co. ;Aril Griorrnor's Eatus, sot alb. hest Mr. Shatropear's itarpocrotrs, oat. 39b. Ab. !IL .21.41 gr. lc ft. 7 (U 4,4R0 Eotou. Mr. Sliakespror's Sir Days.), rot Inlb. best D. of Grottoes Mulct, sot. alb. %v ulit Cour.e, loo;;,s. Ewen ',citing. _ . Mr. WiWoes e Pious Billy. by Kell herd, •on I of Purity, Lest Mr C. lieslitiry's e. Jesettiliy, by moil 11 Liebe', wt. 41b. cad'. Vivo half of Air M. 45214. 1 to 2 os Klux Billy. Mr. ("tarries br. g. Braadeolotrzl. ' 12fit. tolb beat Mr. Lloyd's Fun, I ist rim f, hal of Al.. M. rage. Q to I es ilrsadcoburgh. SOUTHAMPTON MAC r.S. 11,11,3tm !Wert and Wanda Hayward, of New-court, T6roquructuu-stacet, I.umloa, wiar-suereLauta. St ptetaitar 29. 1,409.. TlltltsD•V, I , BPt. 28. A frothaeriptiva ('up of 5 go. cad'. wilb ails. added (Five Sallivittibera.) Richard '.lfareliall and Thomas Robinson, of Rumford, Lintz, printers. Auzust Qu, leo°. Ti nnnas T a yl or km! No•orge Or Old Bond street, • ladies slow. makers. Dim+ iolwr Y , Isuv. rililtiel4 Addis and Norris, of New linswelheourl, Carey atr.l t, attarneys. September 0, la,y. Iturid Caldwell /rid %% .yarn Coldwdl, of Liverpool, slat:e• July I, 1.9. Joho Woortimieto f Nathav If:widen, of Harrington, Tosteth Park, 11 Vitll3 .117, Svpit'lllikt 26. I "9. Francis Ingram, 5% em I Ittl4lll, nod Richard huller, of Lie; rpuol, merehaots. Seplem . ,or re, 10.9. JAM*, slum, of liincliester, gre. cern. March 9, Goodior, "'boom. Catehp on i, end W.hempr.r ru,sltng, of Iles telt, Sudvllt, monsters. Serptent:ot 11, . taL9. a RA NKRI.'PT('Y rxr.Annim. John Jones, Julia Owen. nod Henry Ahliott, of Rockier'''. Gary, Lonotoo, wirrellsosts, from 01,:tUtiCK . Ito Xtroeutirer 21, • at tea, at Guildhall, Loll4lUil. RANKRIUPTGY SUPERSZDF.D. Gnome ParLiusea, of .1•0.1 , 1U13, wairhuomeraso. R.iNKRUPIS Marry link and Harr/ Haggard link,.of rondo's, merchants, to surrender, October Is, at eh VCI4, Si, a t tini er , and November is, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon Attorney, Mr Alliston„ Fre ciuu:''n.eottrt, 'Carotid'. George Porkimpon, late of itnekterdstay, London, ware• honnemim, to surrender, October 54, 21, and arc:lll4r to, at feeler, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. W. IlVelcie, • kholn... Lore, Lombard-strict • John Francis, of Leader-lour, Holborn, Nliet'llesett, lea tker.or ...rte niter, I ictoher is, at ervem, at to elm and Nio , intier Is, at tee, at Guildhall, l.otahm. Alturney, Mr. Kirke..., Cloak law.. _ _ Mr. Dilly's Littk•tow. by lbstierell (walked ova) Tows Plate of 5.76. Am *sides Hunts. Mr. C. Day's b. e by II iglaleud Flag Mr. Uillys b e. Trios) Mr. PriOell ►. f. Durham Lana s a Mr. Gibbou's b. f. Claw, 4 1114 DAT. The Sampan*. a of logi. deb, (rise Subscribers ) Mu. Trrvioom,•• Port.pitalas, aged ..........'walked user.) The Wier' Piste of sop. for ail ages. Mr. Martin's Stheraides. a sn. old. dot. 3 14 . ••• • • I a 3 Mr. Dilly's Red Cruse Knight, get vlb Nr. Burge.s'a br. w. Chance, aged, .yst ilb. WORKINGTOIy tt. Preenisturs ailjisdxrd and delivered by the Workington AKrirs'ensal , far the year INn3 : Cor the hest niaasgvii farm, Mr. Joseph Atkinson. a Cop.—Fattest beiltr, 31r. Taciityouan, a Coo—Best Stall li - she.° at t'orkernannth, Mr. J.. Pita Carrat'hl-115, rt. Ydrifly foal, do Mr John Burris, 11. is --Second best du. J C. Ciirsen, 64I—Third best ditto, J C. Cauterra, 1:441. Iw tid.--Stallicio, at ditto, Az roadsters, Mn, sad, iI. ..s—Draining, J. Christian, Eial a Cop - f or Comers, Mr J. Litt, jute.* Cop do kas thoi 66 artV., Edward. Brookiiadk, :II as-10 the 81011114.1', Jo IL nom, s I children, 54 —Vale servant in ieshandry, Thomas Ellwood, 4.. vears' omit. d. Female do. firier IVinter, 31 „sears . ' service, *l. 21.—.5ein beef,. hog hurl, Mr John, Beim, a Cup —Second brat, 31r.. Pirktliail, 31. 311.1 . 111411 best, Mr Atkinson, 11. la —Brat bull, lung bona, Mr. Wings, gl. As.—Rest pletighmaa, John 18ix0a,11..24......5ec0nd brat, Juba lib li• 111. Third best William Smolt, 1 , 4. lid *III dip-, l'OtalaUli, William 3l'llitrid i ge„ a Cup.—Bist Pot lins.)n, 31 .—t.ot Flax, Joseph Bell, L.,' a Ca 11, 6.1 . E4irtuviei; waste land, Joseph Blinn, a Ca p.—Cittten* Curs the scythe, %Villiasis Donalio.„ a Cop.-46 road hes*, Abittliew Atkinson, 31. Ja'third best, Itoliert l'ockiliall, I..ungeske, for his voluntary cm - rtlons In draining, a dlr. hells, for int radario* the ion nufArtory of cloth in the Isle or Mao., u Cep —Sevcral Pi 111141$1111 uric dis - rihntril to the President's (*Notre, for the good inaliancineot of Ito it respective farms, we —To Mr. Ciladdi Os, fur teachiug, at WorktnAtun, Nona Ili Belt's phial, 1116 boys, tel. loss. .: 7hr weight and value or Ike F.xperinsental Cattle ware lannbilunt : 'offal ininshr G... 4 gijo 47e8,1 hr. .Cul‘Jtor ebort horned No. t I ISM. 280. ;lb. Lop 8 e•onfort, In:e of Brizlithelinetone, Sassev, rat 'tiger, In ,41,etnrho, fetuber 11, 14, sod Noreni',er i+, at • a r shrtirjr Norm, ficirtithelitistooloc. .111.4. nest, 11e , trs. Footle and Palmer. Doughty-street, Looilo&I Thomas 11,11, Itr.ththrl o tone John Dinilfrettof Dory, Lsorevier, brentlAskre, to ourren iter, Nowa:tar nt at the mar and Garter Tareeie, v. &Jibe street, Lierrsoni, awl is, at ens, at the II ere ai l ed 11USWIlle, Buoy. Atioritea, Mr Johu ▪ LAVW pool ; sod Mr. WiuJle, %holtu•atrittt, tw. Atli Chadwick, of Bredbury, Chester, widow, to surecn flet, OrloMr a: , , and Snecintserll4 at eleven, at the %ru t awn tialkelev Arms , a took putt . • A ttortsel s, Mr Edge, Iwo.; temple, I:notion and Mr. Ilanop, Stockport. John Chadwick, etf lirtdbory, aseptic, hat-feattufartarer, to surrender. I), totter 2'2, 24, and oittnlier f*, elet en, at the Iv-aren Buliteley .terns Inn, Stockport. Attorneys, PT-. Edge, Inner Temple, Loudon and Mr. Harrup s Stock. ert a 1,401. 24st. 2';' u lierrford No. 1 9 , .5t. 2.1 , 1.. 95 15 9 0019. 3 opt. 93 in Sone% No. i spit. viol. 44 10 Ganotraj To 1 rot. 1160. 71b. tz 15 4 pot. 1601. 716. 16 a Gl.giorgaa Nu. 1 46. t. r jt. 111 0 a 7 oat. 19 a Loog Waned No. I 96st. 94 11 4. OW, N 13 Renee Illateliftwd Shit'direr, of Plymouth-duck, Devon, intetiopeer, to sarrender4t,et. 14 10, cod Nue. to, at eleven, tit Ptsi:ii v int HMO, Exeter. ;norm's, Iltersm William, and fhtele., Pilate's street, Bedford roe, Louden; and Mr. John 'Mgt% Bosom, Plymouth-dock. • Alt sander Allen Pt )3e, of St. ('ollinih, Cornwall, mercer, to 4owerider, Oct. in, SI, and Non I'., 3, th•ecio, at the Red I.i,n. lan, St rolninb. A ttoriii.,. a, Mr. William Bruer., p......,, l'orou all ; and )1r Jonathan Ilrwlett, Roll's-bedd lugs, V'etter• lane, Ltiiidun - - . —..... John Mitchill, of %e" Sleaford, Lioroln, srorer, to our- INnlcllttllT vas a lifitiDESlZAirovit to WANTaa eviler, Nov 3, a, end 18, at racoon, at the Spread Ente tau, I tueoln. Attorneys, Mr. rope, Itto.:uu. I.l..ridn ; and iha, tAC'llitillaLlf, AND lISNUMANLY littailati a Mr. Yllbon„ Gretrillc• at rec t, II ittun-G.irden, London. Multsis, ire. jUlltl Bin, of Leckhampion, Giunecster, tortor, to in. COStaIaNWLAI.TH V. JACOB SAWITERS. rend, r, Oct. It, 12, and Nor. IS, at ch.% cii, at the Bell lam, It was proved that the Defendant was employed, chciteutiaus, Gloucester. Attino.l3, ‘lless-s Price and A } ' . tiie owner or the horse in question. to drive liiin Williams, [Ascot's - a -Inn, London , cod Mr. tVolirr tlilltio "moil, Clieliecitaim. iu a dray. Tina he had b ght a small load to Thinner nclaa, of Mincing. lane, Loudon, broker, to ant. the store. of Nlr. Jonathan Miller, in Illigh-street, render, Oct. 91, at, and Sue. is, at careen, at Guildhall. near Eirth•street. and that soon after unlacing( the Attoowas, Minn. Ones and flick., B.oticti's-bulltlnago, dray, the horse not acting just as the Defendant IFlolloou. . . a islied. he began heisting lain, sometinses with the Enhert Roberts, htto of I.ivermall,merrlient, to aarreneler Get Di, 141,11M4 NOV. Is, ut ten. at fitrildlind, Limiluo. At. kelt, and stanstiseas with the butt of the whip. He trwory, Wears. Vforramt sail Wood, Castle-court, Budge- struck him over the head. knees , and upon his sow, 'amts.. • hody.—lle their barked Ilion sip to Sixth-strut, DIVIDENDS. alternately betting him instil he would start for. Oct. 31. ..L.bo Tribe, of New SSIVIR, Wilts, cutter, at aix at the Ilardedbead fun, New Serena. ' sward. au d then pulling. him violently backwards Nov.;. William Cooper, of Chick St. (Myth, Kora, Intr. with the reins. This he continual! for nearly half chant, atelewro, at Guildhall, London. an hour, and was only prevented from pursuing it X" 4 ' Ge org e """ 4 "'ken l'" 1 kirh " 4 W ta l li 4 still !Garr, by ths spirited interference of some gyn. IttsSawhall-stsitet, Loads's, lilsewell.hall fa. tors.at torive, . '' __.• all at Guildhall. tieuseu. who, olvillig argument lost on the actor Oct 21. Blittiel Wilco*, of Liverpool, nalanaker, at tie- of this losutal sceue, ekecuted on hits the let era, at tie licorice tun, Liverpool. :shoals. • net 97 Richard (yore, of Liverpool, linaradnipia, at etc- The witnesses agreed that the horse was docile. sea, at the George Inn, Liverpool • ai I there ira. Ito canoe f or the beatiii Nov. its. 1111liana Kirtrolge and William litolle , late of -" , , , , , -K. ju,,,„.brtdr, par..b a i t „,i t ,:,..„ 0 ,, G i„,,,,.,,,„, ,i,,,N at "The cciurt Loin tile Jury, that it was A reproach eleven, at Ike Kokes Arias ton,Strowd.Gloweeter to humomity that ,lantal act. towards lier.ce were Nor. 7. "aloes Parry, and Jolla Pucka/an, of Deptford, so frequent in our streets. That It they shosild be kern, au rrbatita. at eicyrii,st Goulnitmal, I.koolon of opinion that the Defendant had wantonly, ex pet. fly. Elisebeth Relluelt, of liirmiaghatu, millirier, at ceasively, and taltuinualy heated his horse, 11113 COII. eleven, it the 1./ okons lam, Worcester. Nov. 16. 'Motets Young, of Eisetlett.Parance, Honiara, duct won contrary to lam, and they ought to con- Landon. jeweller, at oww, et GoOldhall. eict t but if they were of a sliairoot oploiouw they ors. 30. William afilburn, of Clifton, lurk, tanner, at ele... oug ht t o ifq , s i t . „ ten, at the Fideuts Ina, York. 1 The Jaey retired. sail iii *bade win hour returner' KIW. 4. William Littler, of Waltkam Abbey, Eases, calico- PI eerdiet--4Niity---411.1 the i)efendartt was seu twister, st twelve, at Guildhall, London. Oet. it. Theinua %Vet be.by, of Great St Thomas Apostle, towed to pay a line to the Com awealtb. .... _ _.. Loudon, ironnionser, at twelve, at (•,i.l hal I An Ensign of a Itegtment of Io m was ors Fri es, John Col b y, of Great Portlmid sweet, pariah of : * Mary•lo.honne, )1 tddlciwri, ,oplsit'atercr, at tau, at , dap last fu ll y committed . to the city gaol of ("lon- Guiklltall, Loudon. ' ..) ive,ter, ou the oath of a y 61113 g fitly of that city. of CERTIFIe . AVES--OClptiell •'2 • i _l/.041 character and evieec table ciatinectiona, fur a Richard Gran , of Viable:one-memo, L 0 p4,,,,, j a ,,,u,,,, . most violent asaccilt, attended with eirettuistences 'f liumiwG,wy, of Coldwater, Lows, baker. - . too indelicate to relate. C'ftIIEL.TY MAYOR'S COURT AP PHILADELPHIA, JULY SESSIONS, ic,g. EXETER CIA RITY SCRIVEt . Thursday last being the centenary of the found ation of these schools, was celebrated iu that city ve . ult peculiar marks of disoi!:ction. At half-part ten, the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord thaw', of the diocese met the Hight Worshipful die Mayor, Aldermen, and Chamber, at the Guildhall, *hero 81Ao were assembled the beisehictors and sob scribers, together with the children now educating at the schools. Al eleven o'clock they walked from thence to the cathedral, in the following order : Three beadles, is, their liveries—The girls, two and two (the joaiorts walking first, and the latish - Las of each school prereding)—The buys, as alltwe, with the masters preced ing—The several Corporate Bodies of Trades, olds their loanncrs--The Band of M oak—The Cit Constablea—The Staff-bearers—The bletjeasis at Mace—The Sword-bearer— The Right Worshipful the Mayor acid the lion. sail Right Rev. the Lord Lisaliop—Tha Mayor tier t nod the smote Pignitary of the Chureh—The other Ibrontaries of the Church, with the lrudxn of the Chamber, according so precedence—That Nonorary 1 maws s—The To-ealsorer—The rigid Stewards-The Clergy, its their gowns--Tlie Lay-Sub scriber., of two guineas and upwards—The Lay-Subscrihera 'dime guinea, aid the parochial Trusters. The cathedral was thronged with spactatola in every port ; und, as the procession eiitered the great w ehittloor, the fine full-toned organ opened a ith llandel's grand Hatlettijoh thus presenting to the delighted senses a svelte awfully grand. 'f be children of the schools being arranged in front rik the altar, the service commenced, and the Lord Bishop delivered a, Most excellent and impressive discourse, appropriate to the occasion ; in the comae of which hit Lordship addressed the child 7 rem and, in a flue strain of eloquence. instructed Mel") is, their social mid religious duties; he warm ly panagyrised the good, the amiable, and the cha ritable f. (lino, which so strongly ivarked the CLOP. • meter of the venerable founder irf these schools, end largely commented on the happiness and the benefits which bud resulted from their establish ment. • The service being concluded, the proces sion returued, in the liame order, to the Guildhall, where, during the Utters'', four long tables had been spread mu the hall, at which the children, on their arrival, were tented, and plentifully regaled _with meat beef sad plain podding; the Bishop most graciously attending, and bestowing his Lieut. diction on the repast, at its commencement. We have scarcely aver witnewisal a more interest ing sight than this—to see fear immensely long bibles, crowded on aH sides with vorrig healthy children, tell clothed, educated, anti now fed, by the ()minty of this establishment:-- m ind, whilst we contemplate, with pleasure, this happy scene, we feel every possible respect and veneration for the memory of Biahnp Ifluckall, the wise and good Fnander'of that liistitui too, the centenary of which was Ago celebrating. -The Strbacnbers Hail Benefactors then retired to the (Intel, to partake or an excellent dinner, at which the Bishop presided—the Right Worshipful the Mayor sitting also at the head of the table with his Lordship—thus forming a mast detightful uniou a Church arsiNtate, which, we trust, will ever tire rail in this balmy land. Alter dinner the followilig touts were given by-Sim I..iitsishiss, etch of which he prefaced with •it "next and elegent address to the company, introductory to it : " Our Charch and King." "The Queen and Royal ran "Ti, the piaci memory orate venerable Founder of die Charity Schools of this City." " ClaitivacJ proopcsity to the Clvirity Schools tot this City." The Right Woriditittol the Mayor then Rave "The Flop. and Right Reverend the Loyd *shop of Exeter, as Preatikat tool l'Aron of these Wool's, 'hawks to his Lordship for his must aggelleut stmcourse,"- which was drunk with the wannest expressions of pleasure and gratification. His Lordship then genre the The Mayor and Chamber of the City of Exeter." " The Dens, and Chapter." " 'Cite Benefaction and pre terit Sopportera of this Charity." " The Treasurer (Mr. Coretetioa Tripe) with the sincere thatilai of this Meeting fur his itiireinitted attention to the concerns of the Charity " " and continued prosperity to the Blarkall Mundy." of which 111115 L urdshil, prifileed with art introillietory ialress„ as bifore. Ho then retired frign the table, followed by the esteem and reitera tion of every individual of the (min i :telly. Several songs were sung. !graining philanthropy aWI loy ally ; and thus this happy ilisy was mineludril, of. fording Wllfill and sincere pleasure to every friend and w.ll-wisher of this institution. The tables were laiil in the form of the Greil letter ii ; and, Me may add. that it was one 'of the most pleasing coincidence* of the Joy. that floury a deseelorlant of the venerable founder, acted as Vice-Presideakat the heath of one of the pallor Maur, VEsuvwc—A letter from 7`fairles. of the otb Mt. states, thut on the 4th of Septeuslier 11, miter °petted to the south-tart, from which there bad been a continued eruption of hive. The torrent of lave, which took a direction towards the town of Della Torre. hail divided into two branches, awl formed en Maud, ut the" extreinlly of which it again mid produced a hike of lire in the district of A Trio del Cavallo. In the night of the Sib there was en eruption of en immense qukistity of ashes and Hones. Ow Friday week, a daring outrage was committed at Preston, where a party of harmless rustics had wiretubled in the evening at the farm of it butcher, of North Shields, to celebrate Harvest HoMe. the midst of their sport, eight sailors, who were an the look-out for mischief, thundered at the door for admittance to join the dance; which being denied, they broke the witidowa and doors in pieces, and en tered by force, where a general engagement en:ued. The sailors, being the stronger party, Imeatior masters of the field of battle, when they broke every article io the house to pieces, and struck and used the fe males in a gross and unbecoming manner. victory, h 'never, was short-lived ; the press-gang, being informed of the transaction, arrived in time to secure rive of the depredations; but being protected melt, they were obliged to be turned over to the civil law, and are now lodged in the Correditin House of Tyttemotith, to take their trials at the Sessions. Friday evening, a fellow went to Mrs. NIIT TA LI.N, in the Strand, with a letter, purporting to come front n neighbour, and containing a request to send hr the hearer three pounds worth of change, for which the inoiwy should lie sent in a quarter of an hour. Mrs. NUTTALL, not itituatius the hand writing, refused to send the money ; but at another house, where the fellow practised a similar ill too., he war successful, and escaped with him booty. NAV f IL INTVLIAR.VCII7, PO ITS3IOIITaI 1,071% Nothing shrived or sailed this ilav esnioe harbour the .Urion, also the Kant sad Sages raw revs ; the Dan/West takes convoy to Madeira, and the coast of A frtr4. ?IL I'IIIOI3TR, OCT. 5. Sailed the Rainbow sloop of war on a cruise. HARWICH, OCT. 6. This morning arrived the Ear/ of Leicester Heckel, with mods and passengers, from Hellen , land. Put back the Lord Dooms pocket, whir?* sailed for Heligolond on the dth inst. with mails, &r. /3 E• L. OCT. G. Came down from the river, and soiled to it* westward, the Pierre, Tenissaint; for Hisyti ;and the /Mena, for Codiz.—Arrived the Repulse of 7,6 guns, from Flu..hing, and willed immediately for Portsmouth.—Sailed the Iforieviin, lamed step, with the Thames, Their and Royalist, under ceo. troy to Portsmouth. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gaavirstan, cm 6—Arrived the Mentor, Qretch. from Si. Cflbtx ; Isabella] Faster, from Quebec and the Sicily, Llrin g tou, from Isabella, the Maria, Pu ps Dopulo, far Matta • and the bra Lomond, Ilutria, fur Ma deira and Jamii;o. CNLEBRITION V the JUBILE.B at BIRMINGHAM. We learn, that, en the with of this tnonth, when His Majesty enters into the 50th year of his reign, the ilai. will be celebrated there with all the ale. tnoortrations of joy and Irvyaity which have hi therto marked the attachment of the inhabitants of that city to our Most timeline Sovereign. At eight o'clock in the morning the festivity will cep wrote with ringing the great hells of thecity. which VIM r(111114111t . till teu. At liiilf-past ten, the Magis trates and Council, itecompanied by the ?Ministers , of the 4lt and the Meaahris of the Alerchauts' load Trades' flonses, who are to be requested to attend, will walk in procession to St. George's Church, to hear a sem:mi.—From twelve tiM two, eimropriato times will he played-tut the music bells.—At one, the usilitary, iiitliejlarracks, will tire afro de joienn the green.—At six u . duck Hi the evening, the Ma. gistrates well give Ull entertainment in the Town. huM.—The music bells will he again plated upon from six till eight.—At seven, there wilt be au ex bitiou of tire-works at the Cross.—And, at eight, 3 general Illumination will take place, to continua till trii; *luring the *hole tit which the great bells will he keirt ringing. We hear that it has been proposed to make bon tires, upon the most convictions mountains of the l'nucipatity of Wales, on the night of the memor able 15th of October. This /bowel and grind illu mination will have a boundless communication throughout these mountainous regions. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A'l' GUILDHALL, To- W. W. w. William Rinser, Oxfurttsteet, euaeb.maker • 3 lu Jolio.Olpliant, Fleet-street, London, tailor - 3 I 1 haws Francis Drury, Clerkeewell-gees*, Londus, bran-foti elder • - I IL David Dean. sea. David Dean, Jun and John Dow, St Jubu- street, West &intct& cheer -mongers - a 11 (*barks Smut, Berwick-street, Soho, tailor - ^ 10 DIV I DEN DS. Joseph Johnson, and John Statham, Teriekett`e•mille, nooiltsmidon ; booms Johnson, Hedeenreet, Bhvonriltury, hoex ;. millers - IQ Limps Wild, John Watts, and John Buddy, Upper Tlisines.strect, London, grocers - IQ lienjamin Jones, late 'uf Itutlaerlnthe.wall, Sorry, to barruoist - - TO Jobe A ;Mc.. Gieliveawampiare, Midillmicx, banter . to Thomas Welkerby, Great St, l'huinos A pestle, Lon. ironusuugee - IS Thomas Gualud, Craven street, Strand, wine-mer chant - to Usury Eaton Thunnis, late uf Throgiuurtuu-street, Loudon, urouca uce-I.nukce - - 10 CERTIFI('ATES. George VC) elteary Landlieck, of Old Retbleni, St. lantolph„ Ilislomsgalt., Loudon, broker. Rnhnt tray, uow or lair of Puttees, Southampton, builder. Ruin ct WrsKlit, Tholvertim, Devon, dealer •od c ha~aa. Jun ph Hansen, of Manchester, Lawrence, broker. Andiew M'Culork, late uf Upper Groevemer.st:MOMlddit ..es, nais agent. Peter klutleisek of Let w lets, Cltessev, tinnier. ra4cE OF STOCK* UN SA.II;4ILVA Y. 3 per Gent. Cagoule ..... ... tiffi per Cells Lu3alty Inch* Sonia It n so prem. E....hequer Bong Engiusl. Lottery Tiebils.. .• • •,..• .. ill. I'M 641.. for Collsoi. lim T. EISH, !;teek-barker, 4, Corsabill, 6.1.1 9, atariarcro., Yesterday, the Lady of %Via. Ames, Eli Marshal of the K'tig's Bench, of a 81.11. Oa the Itth July, at Charlotte Town, Prince Edward's Wind, to the I:tilt of St. Laurence, Mrs. mince ti Sir loose Cpaji., of o lon On tVeiluesdal. 1:1.1, at IVestfield House, Brighton, Laity Jane sou. OuThitiolisr, at liustesates, t►e Lady of N. B. Ilettlxsoa, Esq. of lhafertou Hall, near Porou2hlortdge, of a son. MAMMAL:IS. _ _ . ....... _ . On Fria/4y last, at %Velford, Northamptosnasice, T C. Jenks, of Union-street, lissbnpsgstr-street, to Mies Osten, Si Welfintl. On Wednesday, Mr. Coleman, surgeon, of Brighton, to Miss S. A Gallup, of &Brothel+. At St. George's, lisoover.square, Captain J Treuisyne Rudd, of flin Majesty's ship liidefatigabh., to Una Beau+ lc daughter of Major James Kenn+ 11. Latelypsho Hun. J. Cursorily, to Mrs. Pope, of Blooms bury-square. On Tuesday al Frampton, near Busters, John Fardell, Esq. of Lincoln, to Miss Mary tituuttard, the youngest daughter of J. Tunoard, I sq. of Fralllooll.llo49e t Kinotiro ' on the „Alt lust. by the 1t... Dr. Hall. Ck am, of C hrist Choral+, Oxford, John M orris , km. ( Writ Pa/L1 of Sir John llorris, Bart. to Lary Julia, the yeomen daughter of the Mu. John Bow. HEAT tIS. In the n•iiThhootrinnwl of Ethnburzb, deeply lnottentei by leer tletnny and Amens, alter a arvtra Maras u( soviets, awl In r•onownitence 0(a re, ent ennlininuent, Nint.fatay, the L• 41? of Lienteasont.Cub.l.el flu fietorday uourniiig, at his hoot, Is !Doughty-Octet, is ha 73.1 sew * Besissoiu Wiuthorpe, Esq. one uf the Dui c tors of the Dusk of England. HlGHiirAll'at AT LONDONIIIIID4IIF. TlllB 14..rtigHic a 4 15. Au' I Alt.:canna fitto Wm, AVIV I.4bNIWIN :—Pt intro' 10, C. !011'Int, Na 1 , Clement** lA, and puhlioluAal thr Offirr, No 11. Pack of fa Clew.... Church, Miraod. hr ivy, iT t., of Nom kr tor it.* P.prr, %rot to ttu• I 'Owe, !roil . pod), v,t; ur 41013 tu. F vi-. - r ND V I , ~1 Cs Hi ail It Ki a Cl tb ac so ii r I. a