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sew •Tuttirr, Ao , taturtisy, Jtvnes Swifts, e'das SAierb, was Irroug'at to Cie Oflice by R. Limberiek, charged with lariat a returned transport, before the expirations( bin sentence. It appeared that the Prisoner was seatenced to transporta tion lest February, at the Old Ridley ; but his sentence had been since remitted, on cowl:ties of his entering the regi ment called the York Ranters :• enuilem. ed Regimeile„ The Prisoner was iu a ship, with others under simUar tie sunestasces, on their way to the West - Indies, off the late of Wight, (rum which he awl Bee others contrived to wake their ("Wipe is the ship's boat, and after they uu *here they cut a hole in her holism, and sunk her. He was iJew titled by one of the Turnkeys of Neragate, wed other wit nesses, sad wee fully committed for trill. Two men usiderwent • priest( euammatiuu, on • eharee of uttering Weird Hawk of Euglaad Notes, and aert fully com muned fur trial. SIII:AWSBVitY. J.►N. M. An inquest was held last Friday, before Mr. G. urge Wingdeld, coroner, on the holy of Eli -2.1a rh servant to Mr.. Itsdl.y. of St. A;kinond's-square, in this toms. It appeared by tiro evidence of the mid Mra. Ridley . , that the girl treemed rather unwell on the preceding Monday ; that at noon she went to bed, and ate only some broth, which was taken to her in a saucepan ; that in the evening of the same day, her daughter went NMI hired another servant, and ou their way home they called on au apothem,, who, when be sr rived at the house, found the servant dead. The new servant then carried the deceased up stairs, and placed her on a bed, with her clothes on. and the reinairsed in that state till the following Thurs. day'.—Mr s . IL stated that her reason fur tlisia levying the corpse was, that " the father might bet her us the rotate in which else expired." When questioned why she did not inform the sister of the deceased, 'who lived in town ?-.aloe replied that she had - for gotten where to hod .her. When asked what food hail been given the girl the dray before, she answer ed—broth fur bieakfast and supper, and hung beef for dinner ; this last assertion, however, was dis proved by the appearance of the beef, which had not been rut. The father of the girl, who lives at Cuilsfleld, near fool, &pored that his daughter wits 13 year. old ; that it was . lier first place of service ; that lir bnew not of her death till lie entered4he house, t'll Thursday evening, when he found her on the bed, - with her clothes on ; that he tame to town in eon. aryornce id • letter from Mrs. R. written on Tue. , - day, end received by him the fallowing day, in which he was informed that his daughter was ill, although at that time actually dead. The next witness was Jane Williams, of Rosshall Heath, aho said that a daughter of her's lied for merly lived with Mrs. Ridley, and her general food was broth made of beers liver, nod flour puddings : she was always locked tip in the house whilst her mistress and daughter dined, or went front home, Yid was facetted in the brewhouse to do her work ; that she came away ill, and continued• so half. year. Au Jilin' g neighbour to Mr.. Ridley stated, that Mae days ago she had heard, to several hours, violeut groans in the hack part of Mrs. R.'s premises, whereit appeared the deceased hail been confined, rind exposed to an inclement night, in consequence of having placed small conk, instead at large, upon the kitchen fire.—The !Miter of the deceased also stated, that she had called to see her, Litt was told she was from house ; she expressed a wish to wait till her return, but was not allowed ; • time, however, was fixed for her to call again, but she could tint leave house on that dry.—Ann - quaniteince of the deceased affirmed, that the girl had complained of hunger and hard image. TkerCuroner celled a Surgeon, who WWI of rn nion that the body was in a putrid Si;,'.', nod that nothing could be ascertained by opt g the sto mach. This being the case, the Jury, after u pa tient investigation of four house, recorded the fol lowing verdict That the deceased bad departed this life on 31naday, the IlAteerth of January inseam, but that oo evidence bad bees produced to chew to the Jury that the deceased had died otherwise than by the wisitatiou of God : hat that they bad great reason to suspect that the deceased bad been ita prtaperty treated by her mitre's." Mrs. Ridley, who has a genteel income, and is about years of age, gave her e‘llllllCe with ap parent unconcern : and when the v. riliet was read, she kneeled down, and bunged the clemency of Heaven upon her friends, And its vengeance on her enemies. Notwithstanding the laudable ex ertions of many persons, the pnpulime Ilona, rant 'ably assenahled, and broke the siiiidows of the bons.. Our readers will recollect the c;rcoundances re lative to the murder committed on his %tie by Mr. William', • farmer, near Whitchurch, in th,s county. No tidings had since been heard of the murderer till yesterday se'imight, brn •a 4 the sou of Mr. Fault.ner was upon the top of a lam of oats. he discovered the body hanging from the roof of the ham. Nea► this spot the crime was perpetrated lest Nuvemlwr ; and from the putrid :tate of the body, it is presumed that he fella victim to despair, •od died by his own hands soon after : tl.ere Was 171. in his pocket. A auloaCtiptiou fur Colonel 11•autt. le now funn ing is Shrewsbury, Mll4ele, the ijorsetshire runner, who undertook to go Y4O miles iu thee, days. resigned between Timid Lid U. vhry , 011 Fr 1114) Ira, ha thivioig 60 wilt+ left to do in 11 how,. Ile went tio Ili. 1144 .I,y, the 'ate of live owlet, 4iitl a hills. hour, and 14 4J dune 174, at the close ul his .... mi the tn.:end. On Thairssiay evenivg, the ieth inay. n melan choly *entrist happened ou the rivet An aged women. Or the name of nall'llua, of Con. 10., hod hewn to pee 1101FIC of her friends in Devising F ru , and, et her *lir thither to the morning, hint ermiell the flyer 11!) , 111 the ter. Two of liar frlrlbil.g, fesrful that sloe nicost meet with souse net:Went nt re-eriattiog thit river in the evening. kindly to beets otoilitatiee to accompany her ever the water. owl the party had got neatly half over. when the icr anal the three woman were itanserised in the elver. Mrs. Has Mr and a young woman, of the fume of Asa f V.R4.111. • .rrve. vsT Mr.WIL LIAR Pall, wer e flpieltell. ELFZlllltefti lima was tattiest,' with h tliffieulry.and has nearly reentered from the efkrt4 of Una accident. An 1•41111.11• WIPI h.ld 011 111. istktues of the two no fortlettete women, oil 54turslay. by Mr Enw the coroner, anal the malt of the inquiry Nay verdict of—atecidentafly druiraed. BIRTITS, IifdARTAGES, AND DL17T15,1147 INDI4. •VGILIIIT 30. • 111•311.1 AO/ --On Saturday, the :Hat of July, by the W. A. Keating, Chaplain, Lieut. William Lyons Case, of His Majesty's jotli Regiment, to Harriet, fah daughter of Edward Lucas, Esq Edmonton, kliildlevea.- Dc•nta.--On the lattititioiaut, at Viaagepataith Benja. mill Roebuck, Eag. of the flint. Company's Civil Service. ■rNGAI.. Brovt's —Yesterday morning, the Lady of itrraicio Catehirk, Esq. of twins—boys—On Monday, the lath July, Mrs Stansbury, of a son —Oat Wednesday se'nuight, Mrs. Robert Howard, of a danhter, M A Rill AGE —.On the loth July, at the house of Captain Parton, Captaingunge, by the Rev. W. Carrie, Capt. G. W. Walkri , of His Majesty's eth, or kilts)" Royal Irish Light Unigoosis, to MisaAnius Maria Patton. Or:ATM.—On Monday, last, the Lady °flames Taylor, ES.l,—On Tuesday last, Mrs. SUSnlinall Leonard.—Oil Wedneeday, Logi; i Joseph Emir', aged :13.—0n Thursday, Mrs. Charlotte Knitted —On Thursday Fdreiliug, Mr. L. Johnson, late eel officer of the Ame rims ship J easy, aged sit. --On the ail isstant, Mrs. Ana O'Brien—At Cawnpore, shout the middle of July, Mr Mathew Featherston, mer chant, of that place —Yesterday morning, Mr. Charles Faulk Leiner, chief officer of the American brig Gulliver, aged 25.-•• Ou Monday hut, Miss Elias Charlotte Forster.-...0n Satur day last, the Lady of Charity Trower, Esq —At Li a .. er i. on the 45th July, the Lady of Lit - Wettest H. B. Raw rius, nil battalion 7th Regional Native Infantry. 11(011e• Y. 8r1t711.-0c! 14e otls instant, the Lady of Majue.Grucral Jones, of a daughter. AiAltillAGEll —At Surat, on the 3 , ,th alt. by Nathaniel Crow, Esq. chief of Mat place, William king, Esq. surgeon o f Mejeury'a a 7th Light Dragoons, to Miss Mary Keith, second daughter of Colonel Alexander Keith, of His Ma jesty's 6311 i Regiment of Foot, commanding the southern division, Gtrznot. Dr ATM —The locust dafighter of Major•Geheral Jones, on the Lath instaut. MA DR AS, SEPT. 6. Dthrn.— lt Ellorr, on the cat aft. the Lady of Major Ilaslswood, of the titb Regius/at Native lufautry, of • daughter. M• 10 at MIR --At Riallipatom, ea Tuesday, the *a ging, Mr. Stephen Cornelius da Sutra, son of Mr. Adrian Mathelv da Silva, a Writer in the Zillah Court of Rajahmun dry. to Miss Jo•ephadliesains, the only daughter of the late Sir. liesaitri,formerlythe Dutch Chisf of Insulin:Aim. DR ATMs —At Cuddalore, tnt the oath ult. Richard Kin cheat, E.sq Coiatnercial Kesident at that factory, sod a se. sill. merthasit 110 this Establishment. Mr. Kiueliant Las left a wife nod • numerous family.—At Set ingapatain ' 110 the tld idly, Beilby +demon, Esq of theHombay Civil Service, third Jade of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Circuit fur the IS . ..stet a Division. ■LAC•L. BIIILTRS —ota Wednesday, /Ingrid 9, Mrs. Woollaston, of a ihisahler.—On the nth Anglia, Mrs L. F. Pereira, of a Ilseglster.—Lest wee*, at Moorshedishad, the Lady of Ed win' geese's'''. Esq of a daughter.—.4.l Luc, llow, the Lady of Major Parts Bradshaw, of a ilanghtt r. M • ani•oas —it St. J ohs,'" Chards, on the 9th Angust, by the Rev Dr Ward, Ensign George Suahulf, of BM Ma jesty's Stith Regitneut, to Miry Births Russell Putt.—.tt Muter., on the veth Jolt', by the Rev. Mr. Sheppard, Capt. Christopher Fagan, of the lath Regiment of Native Lifan try, to Miss Ares Bahlork tieucoulen, ua the 2;th Sias last, Dr. Gibson, to Miss M. Bolts. I/►arits.—Ou Sunday last, August u , Mr. Archibald Thomson, tearing a large family.--Ou the same day, Mrs. Julia Ethan, after a lingering illness afire months —tha the 6th August, Ensign Jonathan Bateman.—Os the teth June, at Jeasitere, the iufsgt eon of J. Murray, Es 44. aged tett mouths. ■ADI Al, AV°. 93. iliavmse--.it the Presidency, ynterday morning, the Lady of T. Goad, Esq. of ■ goit —At the Presidency, uo the old inst. the Lady of Alesinitter Kennedy, Esq. of a sod On the loth alt. at Tiichinoisoly, the Lady of Captain A. Frith, of the 1311, Iteginsent of Native Infantry, of a aim. M *ay.—By the MeV. Mr. Vaughan, at St. Ala'''. Church, Mr flintier-Mosier and Acting Aoljtstant J. ford, of His Majesty's aid Light Dragoons, to tlu King, widow of the late Adjutant king, Cavalry Depot. REIIO.IIL. Rtuyst.—O• Fridge, the slat inst. Mn. Pritchett, of • ann.—At the Phil Station of Rattanndee, the Lady of Rich mond Robert Stabba, F. q. Assistatd-Smgeon, of u son. M•Rai A GI% —On the slat inst. Mf. Nilhao Hudson, to Miss Eltro Phtihrow. , —On the gelth inst. Mr. Peter Rey moor, to Mrs. Diana O'Connor. DEATHS —At Caolopu.e,ou the ed inst. I. Reardon, Foq. Asevetoot burgeon, tat lialtaltuu, lath Itetiotost.—At Fatty Ghtiron thr 12th mutest, Mr.. Haunch Itarkett.—At blut fra, on the 6th Instant, Ensign Augustus Moore, of the 1711, Regiment of Native lufautry. —Ou the 2Gth July, the Lady of W. T. Money, Egg of a sun. Manna am: —By the Res. Arnold Burrows, by license, on the 14th nit. Rubel t Stephen Kitson, Esq. jun. to Miss Newman West. DIATIIS , -0111ThOreday lust, the 3d instant, Mr. COWii filisw.—On the tilt aust.iut, at au early age, the Lady of Fleury Robert Wlnicombe, Esq. CEYLO‘. Dr ATI! tt Colombo, nn the ,7th July, Mr. Thomas Porter, Cleft. of Oa dumper: Stores. X LDRaa, erPT. 13. BIRTIIO. Na:ore, on the 41st ultimo, Lady Elizabeth Richardson, eta dailOttir —4l Negapatam, on the ioth ult. Alia. Martina Mutant, of a Min. - MA PI •Oti..-4)11 Monday last, Lieutenant Rockdale, 1. to Miss Ueilla.—(lm the mil instant, Mr. Edward Pi ire, to Miss Harriet Teniasfield —On the nth iastant, at St Mary's Church, Mr. John Waiter, to Miss Ass Unchain, from Mrs. Marray's Seminary, Verney. DEATH —At Gnoty, on the 3151 August, it her 33d year, Mrs Johnston, wife of eaptaia G. Johnstoa, of His Maje“ anis Heinlein, sod thirghter of Colonel Barry Ckne, ultlos Establishment. ■f NG a Hi RTHlt..tiCatellpOre, on the loth A•gnet,ll l ;ll7,4 of Captain Sherwood, of DM Majesty's .7,14 i Regiment. of • rlitarbter.—.oa tbe lath August, Mrs. T. L. Pitman, of • dasghter..—,4t Cawupure, on the ath Auguat, the Lady of Brigade-Major Ilkoadhrat, •(a smn the tgil July, at Seurah, in Bun.lheuttil, the Laity of Captain Lure, of a daughter. DRAT Er —On Wednesday last, the loith instead, at Dacca, Mn. J. S. Adams. RUMBA V. . . . M•RR I AOL--0111 tisborday, !he inonnt, by the Re verend R. C Jsefws s Mr. Clanus.n la•vis ‘Vinuienbcre, stater-sailandier fa tits Itisisesnable Cetuyany's Manse, to New Mary Clartiens. • . • The KING has been plea-ed to grout to the Rey. JOHN Paasoag, Doctor tality, the place and di ; toity of Demi of the Cathedral Church of Bris tol, void by the promotion of Doctor amoral' EDWARD SPARK 6 to the See of Chester. AWFUL. lIIRTANCES OF SIYODNO I:IIIATN.—A pour woman of Ashiekloy, near Falkingham, (DOROTHY, wife of June W. I.l.lasisoa). nt the repeated re treat of her sister, who Wad been ill some time, anal heed in the service of Mrs. Gears:a, of Martin. near Horricastle, lately walked over to see her. The poor woman I•erfermed the Journey without much fatigue; but site had been its the house only a f• a minutes. and hid scarcely exchanged the or dinary groveler; sto such • meeting. when she iliesl/-.—Alliacting as such an event may be sup posed to haw« been to the family, it is yet only a portion of their Caine for concern ;—for, melan choly to relate. the sister whom the poor woman went to visit, was so overpowered by the cireum stance, thet she herself expired within an hour aftersards. The remains of the affectionate pair w e r e bisried together to Aelookby churchyard, oo Friday Ire. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Admiralty o.ffice, Jac 27. 1810. Captain Mudge, of His Majevty's ship Plimitix, has traiimoittod, in his letter of the tOth loytaut, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. the copy of a letter from Captain Coode, of the• Brisk sloop, Flut ing Ilia !trying captured, 'on the 12th instant, Lc flarpulnde lugger privateer, of tw., gun% with a complement of fifty-four men, belonging to St. Mu toes, out two days, and had made uo capturt. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War- Ofre, Jaa. 17, 1810. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards---Jaiiir et C. Slarck, Gent. to be Cornet by purchase, rice Faii hoists., pruniuted. 2d Dille—John Flouter Gent. to be Cul act, by purchase, vice Tuarr, pr led. 4th Dittu—Al.l,rsuu Hudson, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Warren, prumutcd. Culilaream Regiment of Foot Guards—n-4'l6s Lore Bet k fard,Gcat. to be Ensign, vise Parker, deceased. alth Regimes' of Foot—Captain Christopher Maxwell to be 11 ijor, vice Wricht, deremed. nits Juba Rudd to be Major, s icc 11%111er, deceased. HOSPITAL STA To be Hoapital.Mates fur Li O. uel4l Service, J. E. Slinger, Cent. Christian Retie, Gent. Pbilip Langeheinekan, tient. Jecub Leiblin, Gent . Lebreeht 111enfloeft, Cent, COMMiIiON in the ad Western Regiment of Norfolk Local aigned by the Lird linieenant. Lientrnant-Colonet tiled to be Lieuteaaut-Cuflmel.Com• mondani, vice (Riley, deceased. Hatcd J on. 3, 1310. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Josrph RitlMrdt Neß•street, Birmiuthaui, gun•makera. Nov. 14, 1809. John Slade and Robert Perham, of Crewherne, Somerset. • June 1, taut. Alexaader Oswald, Edward Parkins, and Joseph Walker, of Dean.street, Suho, %tidiest:, army ■ud navy agcuts. Jan tt, tatu • . _ _ Henry Hughes and James Danbury, Manchester, dealers in machinery. Dec. 36, sang. Richard Betknell and Thomas Dean, of Button-le-Muurs, Lancaster, liquur-inerrhants. Jan in, 141.0 Thomas Wye. and Henry Dario', 'Change-alley, Lon sun, public notaries. Cch on, sang. Mr. Jan Peters and So!ninon Alexander, of Portsmouth, ship-agents. Jan. is, la u t Thomas Walker as John M'Clary, of Hart-street, Saint George's, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, wise-merelsaats. Jan. 19, law. Lawrence Hall and William Cillebrand, of Droylsden, near Fairfield, Manchester, manufacturer. Jan. in, 16 :0. Betty Hinciscliffe and George Smith, of Sheffield, York, scissor-makers. Aar i, 18,9, Edaird Pox and Mary Pickford, of Derby, cotton-spia mesa. Jan. go. MO. Hagb Garish:ma and Juba Pim, of Wear Mills, Topsham, Devon, paper-waken. Jane 24. 1609. BANKRUPTS. Jobe Willis, of Puddotplane, London, ineredant, to var. render, Jaa. in, Feb. 6, and Manilla, at twels e, at G14'1,64101. dttoruuys, Mvasrs. 6watta, Sweetie, and Maples, Old Jewry. James Walawright, nu+. ur late of Sheffield, Turk, budder, In surrender, Febi, g, 14, and 31.trelt to, at twelve at the 'routine tau, Shalleld. A flume's, Afenrs. lalakstio;ck sad 51altiasua, film-court, Temple, Loudon and Mr. Tatter -94..11, Starlit Id. _ _ _ Joseph Richardson, or Birmingham, dealer and chaplain, to surrender, Febrile, y 11, 9, and M eh lu, at eleven, at the Tares, Ball street, Birmingham. Attorneys, Mom.. Stereo*, Swain, and Maples, Old Jewry, Loudioa q sod Mr. hateley, Bwinguallasn._ ....... Morisll, nr Bath, eiteesemenger, to surrender. February lu, Is, and March 111, at eleven, at the Grey hound lan, Itsth. Allot-nal', Messrs. hrthersule and Pur tat, Essen-street, Strand. Loudon ; and Messrs. Watts and Cirifitth, Salk . . John Griffiths, of Hill. Millbrook, Southampton, slater and builder, to surrender, February 15, at one, it, sod Ma.cli 10, ut eleven, at the Dolphin,' tun, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. kidding, Southampton. Thomas Bingham, 4 Bath, Somerset, tailor, to surrender, February 6,7, and March to, at eleven, at the Full :Moon Inn, Math. Atloroeys, Mr. Iliglarnore, Bush-lane, Cannon street, London; stud Mr. Wingate, Itith. Joseph Kifey, of Multon•lane, parish of Saint John, Haekoey, Middlesex, baker, to suriender,Jan 30, ut eleven, Feb. li, at one, and March to, sJ ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. A. C. Bond, Seething.lane, Tower-►seers, London. Joseph Taylor, of Ware, H ert ford,uat. dealer, to surrender, February 3, ten, and March an, at twelve, at Gaddhall I.untloa. Attorney, Mr. A. C. &ad. Seetbut&t.lane, 7 ewer. stied London. Samuel Broke§ Jackson, of Birmingham, Warwick, but ton-maker, to surrender, February 23, 24, and March to, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Neer-street, Binning barn. Attorne)s, Mr. Johnston, Ilall.stairs, Temple, Lim dun ; and Mr. Dolphin, Birmingham. Thomas Haynes. of Lirtsiol, chemist, to surrender, Js nuary 39, February 12, WA March 10, ►t eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Gabell, Lincolns. inn; and Mr. Jacobs, Bristol. Robert Sellers, of Senleuates, otherwise Seem/rotas, York, Fruter,to surrender, January So, a t, and %larch to, at eleven, at Ike Neptune Inn, in I'*bite-Friar.gate, h ingstun-ropou- Doll. Attorneys, WSW'. Edmunds and Soo, Exchequer 011lce of Pleas, Lineolii'd.ion, Loudon ; and Mr. Galen Haire, Part iansent.strer t, Robert Collier, of BOIWI• court, IVAlbrook, 14111101,111, wise merchant, to surrender, February 3, in, and Mar.ir to, ui ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alliston, Freeman's cool I, Cornhill. , %Atm lAlleox, of l'arson's-peen, Fulham, Middlesex, victualler, to warn ndsr , February a, 17, and Mnreb in, at ekrest, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. BusrArlel, lisluveric.strert, Fleet-street, Loudon. Geary Huss, of Nes Hasinshall-street, London, merchant, to surrender, January ;IN at ten, February 6, at one, and March in, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 lamas Wilde, Warrick-aquare, NewitateAstreet. Charles (lade, of Fruchurch.stioet, London, and of Old••tiret, Middlesex, hardisineuraii, to surrender, January 30, February in, and March in, at eleven, at tluddlisii. Attorney, Mr Kiwi, Castie-si reel, Holborn WilliansGreee, of Brosres-hue, Spitalfields, 3fiddlears, dyer, to surrender, February a, in, and March in, at to else, at Guildhall, I.onilua. Attorney, Mr. FICILUIS, rat Queen. street, Litsculis'a4un-tields. DIVIDENDS March 6 William floss, late of Worcester, and of I.om. harristreet, Lecithin, booker, at sleveu, at Guild I.uti. don. Fehr uary 23. Gs time Mout lwombe, of Bristol, cheese-factor, at 'levels, at the Ruustuer Titters, iu All•Satats-I,ue, Bristol. February 4i. Walter More, of Makeirortk, Suffolk, saddler, at tuelre, al the Angel Ina, se Habroom-lb. }abeam) in. Williams tVeato• Yount, at Aherdylais Mill, Cadinitan,l7laionegan, miller, at elettn, at the Rummer Turns, is All Sanaa-law, Bristol. January 30. Samuel Southall and innalhaii Drikeforil, of Birmingham, factor*, at ele%ra, at UK altaktArear Tavero, its Nee, strut, Bautatbsui February in. Henry Nary, of tluittashon.e, near Ila!ifax, York, euttoe-ariuuet, W elett a, at Ilia Vt hat Line Ina, in Mauthelier. Ft:brawl at. George Raill:r, of Frn•barpplace, Middlesex, arerthant, at ten, at I: ail.thall. LuuJau February tt. George Raabe at.J Juba hitless, laced Fia.- bary•plaee, Als4.llroca, astri.Lauta, at tea, at Lasdua. Fcbt u..ty at. Junes Hunter, of Whitehavert, Comberlaw], foe rm., at atu es, at the lih.4to, is IWltitebareu F. ha nary 1U Gaulle fla►ris, of Firiatul, grocer, at twelve, at uht. Boob Trout., is Cut Witirl4 t , brii/A itan4":l"YeliagpleauT,l'atnitneins,na‘tfilitfofte;rnot:scnc.:'s'seireail 1Kanu,t,,4444: of fR Garden -S—F a. had, Kent. toseph Roberti C , icy, baker. John Davis Scott, late of South Cadbury, Soine „ , a priauder in the King's Beach Prisou, joilb.7.'• r' --.'''t Churks Garnons, of Ifolbora, Mitlaterna, trunk naile r uMI George Stratton, of Piccadilly, Saint James's, IA es• • Middlesex, ironmonger. •u0,0ut,, , Edward Barron, of Walingiorough, Northampton, c ~.. on VI John Ward, of Stockton, Durham, tuaster.aotrin er. 'an ' us I Joseph Condcr, of the Pavement, Moo:fit:lda. L u ca, owl. HI, p ip , Langer. BEN. Thomas Benno:II, of Newman•street, Oxford-street, Ng, sex, coach. maker. Joseph E.:Kiloton, late of Deau's•enurt, St. Martiu' l 6, of Ps Grand, London, lot ho w o f P au l street, Final) - ",), Nta. , 0 . dies's, goldsmith. Peri J4lllll Dtvidauu, of the East India Chambers, Load *ao oa . Ba chant. ;„,aysil —woomsmo. INSOLVENT. 61,1t0n, Prisioacr in the KING'S RENCII Prison, ,u the CNult y i t der sit St.:KR EY. , meek FIRST NO TICP. W m ill , ia t e r T hu tick s e o r, L t o lseyo n u u ng . ev icr , t fi l o i onser Fuir l iu y iseai iludstie,,offsF.L.cs,:: r aapleti per ( ' . ra or .g. The Curohill, I.oudon, urge manufacture,. erne " MEETINGS OF C:il EI)ITORA, AT GUILDHALL , price., 10. 11011111) W. 1 IN John Ferguson, I-d e o f Burr-sti eel, StAkorge's to the ll.e. priced' Fast, loci chaut - -..-- William Folu, Cherry-garden-street, Bermondsey; * timber- mrrchant lit" T - • 3 Fleury Yorke, Carey-law, Fuster•lane, Cloapside It , slit be silk dealer - • William Kirk pats irk and liichaid C Ot t, Breld.Street, I II wan-housemen - - If . Trio Julio Ilrou DC Bell aud Juho Le Coirop,Cathcsioe•str,et, ; ar O. Strand, printers - !r OA • • . William Atchison, Neonate Mont, Losilon, Wm- tit Oirle, irTntl maker - - - I U • Thomas fligg, flishopsgate Without, London, t h aw. After hat manunictater - • I It DIVIDENDS.. Alexander Arbuthnot and Richard Bracken, late id I :l ; eiri . ii , Philpublane, Loudon ; and of Illeiniogbain, incr. chants - - - - I 110011. Mullin French, George•street, Portages-square, visit- If. Brit merchant - •- I isino fur Joseph Leo, late of Manchester, merchant •tt Offie, John hunter, Great Neu puri-struet, Itabondaalses - I , Them 1V illiam Althain Token. hous e -y ar d, b ro k er • i 1,. _le ! Isaac Pear, Les;ther-l . whiten - • i 11 , .ic - Thomas White, Sout h wark, Sorrey, babcro:asher - i i , tics I) Joseph Juni% Wood.strcet, Chcapside, Lsgbuiii hat• The via-ehonsenum - - - It rehears , I n .; miNr a o, l a te o f Charlestos, South Caroi.us, Aloe, ira, but now of London, merchant • is Joseph Horton ' Cock -hill, Shadvrell, cheese-mong er Is DER T Jobs Jackson, Farnham, Surr,y, surgeon r 11 SAMUCI kliigill, late ant tt hitecruss-street, cloth- ad fur factor - - • s D. Moore, Leghorn, Kent, late punier of the Sir Ste. • • i c"1 plicu I.oshingtou, East laidiarnan - • n tug t' John Tit) lor, Brown's-lane, Chenitcherch, Spitalfictds, baker - - - It LATHE i, W Mount Crisp, Cockspor-sti eel, Cha r ing- cross , per - fl' pe Tamer - - - - If George Sly, Wanstead, Essex, slock-broker - It hlss William "Ask, Itishopsgate-street, drukr and chap- eat c men - - • Is Iland ; S Simnel Ibbetsou, Ludgate-hill, silt-mower - N • Ohl Oliver Newegush, ilollea-street )lary-as.boisa , , u:• Iln. I bolsterer - - . it Johu Galloway, Brook-street, Bothers, enconcor . jo TI Joseph !ism, I.leurde- Its street, Spitaiecidt, was. /wok manufacturer . • . 11 ; hey William M'l-cod, Upper Crows•strect, W.. trniasts, km; army-seem - - . t • . fl Rol,e i t Con par, Catcaton•strret, warehousemen - Is 51001 John Loom:nor, Statiogruoud, tioutini;duastoits, tan. s's F net - . - - - is eine, 5 CERTIFICATES. City It George Stacey, of Bread-street, Chcapaide, London, rim housernalo. NY I Joins Ilrynood, of Manchester, baker. Joseph Burleson, of Licr-s pound, aretioneer ow . . Thomas Nicholls, of liorionigham, dealer and chillness f employ Willem Toolium, of Aldermanbuo ), London, rioas)• "" 1 • a aril A..pli, or . Robert %%nod, of Liverpool', grocer. laiy.ta. Samuel Swire, of Halif a x, Y or k, rusrchant. team a John Puckett, of Werth's*, Dorrnt, nie.cliant. e . , Mo n o John nand, of Ki r kby Its, een, Westmorland, touter. , a usu. Jobs, Puke, of Maui-heater, merchant. John %t ithiuston, of It uucura, Chester, 'tomatoes. T . C Thomas Murray, of Putcrooster• row, Spitallields, Muldo . SCR 14 1, sohmitiaker. of tail Kobel t Fret bairn, of Qncesstrect, Cllespaide, warehroo man. intended Joseph Wilson, of Queen- s t ree t, Clhapside, Lando, Iwo ler Chi housemen. —a-- —.-- ..,---,. __T.,- sauces,' so A requisition h as Len, signed for the purpose of J calling a public m e e ti ng o f th e Electors of W.-. Ito it l sa ved l nrinster, to consider the propriety of 4 Petition MAI - sabers KING, and another to the House of Co moons. M WI the subject of a Iteform in the State of the Rep r• -ssa it ir , 'lrritation of the People in Parliament. bolted . *fhl PRICE (IF STOCKS, ON SAUTROAT. . Bank Stuck .. (7l yip s per Cent. Reduced - fei i 1 . Teaul 3 per Cest. Come ' l3l f 0 tint en . • per Cent. . ' s per Cest. Navy .. 9914 th , Al a Loge Annuities IS S;l6ths 4 tag (4,, ti c India Ronda 4 ••• .... ..,.b 111 II Preo• tided, s Rzebenser s.l Rachel. I tottery Timbal.. .• .. tot. 1 5 o• I see CI Controls for ..s. .... ... ..... Is 4 1 i •' h.,,,4, T. 11111. Stuck-Beaker, , Ram M Ceralitt and 4 6 Charhig .0011. aar ran _ _--„..a ~,, ~.., HIIIITIIS. . r MI Saturday morning, is New Norfoalk•street, Park-laws* ~ 1 " .;4 ' 1 ` . , 41 1 Lady of A. W. Remits, Coq. of ft 1011 , manure' At his Lordship's house, in Portland place, the Cintaleel l Illaneleld, of a son. On tilt 20th instant, at Petersham, the Lady of Colle Charles Rowley, of • odaughtei . deky At . K E t , o l uts o f f or s d , , l. C . 'l r ies io l , : r ite, the Lady of Charles C" ... : 1 .(111 : '1: -: : PE :: ::,: t 1: n e d t ointred The Lady of ITillisse Blaisdell, Esq. of Crosby.llallo o f 8 daughter. J.J..t" MARRIED. Tia.... On Monday last, at St. George's Church, Ilarinver:ert See* Mr Seaward, of ow Coach-cialii•e, Wisdom, to hits. Ho° . Usenet of the Demes.yard. near DF.ATIIII. Asehas I Friday evening, Mr. Gilbert Paella, of the Rost lie. asemet 1 angelic, Exeter 'Chahar, gra S - . Realm "WIN 111 by t u ans: b da . kin g, a w t b 1 . ) .. i50Re j... 7, p M h arw w. ick iaw shi fi r ig e h , t :l ean Ors'e . e L 1t ,,,, 11 ":„...... 4 ,..- ' via ail of the Dudley Volunteer Infantry, aged ti , a. I J A m Illesusu Os Werhseaday gooosistg, is Baker-street. aft", 7±:r ieg b ,,,,, and painful illuese, Harriett Joss, yossii•l "uli'' Rea No lions Gorr Eag. rZ,O. 1....:a. y. Mr. Leigh, Ihurgesa, amok' t . e , tte;_t__„.• , d m ot Theisety lust, at his berm as Terkel !" • ; k ,`' l bi re , 11, Nue Hos. Cbsoiss L Donlon , M.P. for Ricloseed iu 1 1 14 Cles HIGH WATF.II AT Ll/N DON SRIDOEa T _ M L" gray &mew Moraaag s,)l min. after 7 I ANsrINPOO 33 •11.8. s uer ll ill lk —..— A .......e• MN 'Mr Ti LoN IX)N .—Priated by C. sit ITII, N. I. ..77 -- 0 ,0•1 . and published at the Othre We is, Bari •I me- __ vow Choral, Strawl, by J. WHITS. ad as . " en, or.) ie. foe it,,. Paper, seal ti the allef, t/ 1 • 1 r...-^ duly it leaded M. •