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lunnuilkaof Vied ; and di* Jury found a vet dibe Xoctiee WhOdaut, damages aO. IBUIGIUN O. lICSTLTV. This was taCtIOA let the tutu of 4641. 7 4 , 2,1,, wsich had been lent by Plisi ruff to 13 deudull. Mr. Serjeant Lens stated. that tor Dci c ii,laor was en linfurith)44 wan. who from a %late .4, fl agave hail beta reduced to euwpa ative oenury ; he watild not. therefore. entire into n (latattl of all the kiadneeites which the Defendant had reunited during hie 6.tressea. (rum the Plaint.f).—'uut would c au iene hiieieif with printog a letter written by. the Derendatit. in which be a: koowledgeil the alabl. The letter was then pia it.. a n d proved to he the D•fentlioet's hand-uritiait. b; a Nlr. Sheriff. It tea.; directed to Mrs-re. Eg.u, the Def•ndaut's A lent* in Ireland. and fatly revngnited the debt of 46)t. 7e. 31. due to Mr. 8111011111, of Gaiety. which it enprewieil a rbreire shonld be liquidated out the rent*, pronts, of certain laud/ then priaaiiwieA by the Dera i l/tau% Verdict fur toe Plaintiff—damages 46)1. 71. 2d. and 40s. costs. • P.j/..• •K II OW-VTRILLT. FORG Wednesday evening Gasmen* bore, as F.asiga in it West lees vilidearied, wee eamusiaed before J. Attu, Eri, on a elmegiseffergivig mid altering an order foe the payment of Set arm !deems. Commironil, Cunt, and Co. Agents, par =ig tube the eviler of Colonel Ramsay, of the Queen's Regime,* of Font. The order is Tomtit's' was pre emited iss Wednesday-, by a isiau who lis4 the appearamee of *porter, stud wb.i, oe brisk isitemegatml, said he had been • 5S by • gestleatan who was thew wailing his Meru with the assay at is rotas hare is the Lodes Road, Surrey side of Westaishater Bridge. The porter was detained ; and Vidicaliets Wog made at $0,1151090t, 1.191040 f, OSS of the eaten, was sent with the pastor to the linage described ; dhellettee having Col give* hist to deliver to the permits wbo YIN bia, gad whom they fogad m a bark parlour at the Miami he took the mosey, end sekanuiridged be seat the thaw took litm ate custody, sad Oa leis emassioatino, lessrs. ilreirewsiors eke% swore that *seder produced 11,08 sot the lamid•writial; .4 Cutout 1.14 the order front 110 Arg ' • `o , wierly beloved to bit regoorot. arms rsegAtig for father esantionti-n. 1111111.1110111011.4.111 . FICTITIOUS CO ARM' t CR. • !.be dies, a disowewl eerveet, was elsargeJ by William aosima. Seq. with fpanistiatio his envies by essaise of a .haseebsesease, sad Ihardelestle *OWN gym hire al. appose.' I. evittrere. that the Piseseeler, 'rho eras *hat heels. this etteetri foe Fseta=J. LUII4 the Prowler, tests the' meet day he predated a srateit ammeter, per. 1. be *eta a aerttletwee whew he lend beer.Cli*Preeseettor, from the Gnawer of the writing, edited to tlaberSeretteletattees, shsereted the letter to bans been toga!, eel eaterststry lei. supine were veriird. Previous 10 011 Sietertry he had. edertn , :e4 el to the Prisoner to suable - y equip heseeiffor bid forme, and se the nest eionsiec lite eye OP here pee ketrard to Peyeristh with the Prusree. ...etzl e lease , ..-Tbs Pasoan eras anastittell fur esethte M. _ . . Pitied Amp*, he Jere, sad ifs. ffeskies.weee cbergeJ with herglariosely breakitig and eateries the ihrellirg of PiJlipa, a satessen, is Priem-stew', St. Asses, earl yeetertley entrain The hansom were is compare with Wes inhere, awl thee bed bees Meted out of Gerrard- Shoot by the lestebeere after they bad breke• topes s lvdetie. They etteeseeleil is Amin opals the Pressa-stdes shop shut =lll contrived to steal various articles Two of the IMO tubes es the wet, sad seise of the property IMO flood se Peeseet. The Priousas ere selettoes hoe. - sell Mei sere ell reseeded. .Centre-anuas Rosette.—A man i t t'•e dress tlI en orn •er has undergone two examination. sr Otero-Nears Olfice. for robbing a Get tleman at tba Comma Coffeehouse, Charing-cross, • few slights siucr.•. The Pristine, engird lodgings at thy Coßec-hoeve. end he was detected with the portmanteau of a Gentlemen who lodged in the west re•m. and he had emptied the contents of money. kc. to some automat. Part of the invert was found upon him, and he haa beau committed. jay* Blabs, a clerk is a mercantile house its tale etty, ha. beet% twice esamitted at Buw-.treet, tip the charge of haring forged an order f..r the . payment of 61101 with intent to iletien.ll:tithra. Coamao. and Co. Ile ha. h,oti On Monday night, at the mw. the was stoppias at the Swan Ina at Bedford. the roaeltireo and guard being in tlie honer. as null as tba pasetagers, the coach W. 13 robbed of sec vr..l boos of letters, ca,rsiui n g Batik of sin! C intry Batik Nati.* to a entioidzrable annum% The rubbers are dirappointed to a considerable pur ities ot their booty. as one of the largest parcels .00ly contained Bank of England Notes Cut in half. The daring description of folds: rs, P.ck peck -to, were litrtitidarlc active at the ilrcadful fier which tquk place at lir:loner's *hart, Thlinep street. Mr. STA otro, of Bresil..tri et, aa. hit ha the crown on the moo daring manner, slid rolthr,l of-hie peeket-hPok. containing six One Pound Book Notes.—Mr. FIRLD, of Cecil-orrect. Straod„ was also hustled *ad robbed of watch. On Monday night, between 9 awl 10 o'c!twk. e. M. RAW* *Jr 13, p1f.9 , 1-13n4e. wan v.-tot-wit,: home altrtic the Krnt.rearl, he wa. *topped by . sm 4 l• Footpad, who tore.ented a pistol to hi. twe.et, %ad demanded Me money, wh.ell llr. B. dc li voted, and Woe hi. natal. OD Moniey eve.nug, between five and eix o'clock, Mr. Yov no. of the Curtain ltrid, Nlonefieldp, steppes! et a house in Groot Russell -street, Blooms.. bury, in hie •tn;lsLhewe ch nee ; he went into the b4see well remained but a few int/lutes. Oa hi. eetiten he Infind the horse and ctinse hail been striven off' and .tsleu, sud they hate not been beard of since. UMW, EingArAtilk eoutimird on the 444 last to he easiiiivJ within the Fort et Malta. and no per wow.. it: ruined to visit h.4n wi:hattt a pass. rair4.ry night. three French pri3ourrs e.caped fro it nue ul the prison-ships in I;4ll44.gharn naJ suereerterl in geti;ii.•" pos.es.iol of • sinsll sk ff . to *hien they rnerrot th•.r..elves rlo•u the rivwr as far as riatlrct creek. where they hoarded a li.hirig• • thentrottr of which, with his apprentice. was asleep. m ester made • desperate resistance. and found htrivielfcapohle of contending effectually with tan or the Mini, and rep?atedly called his boy to come to his itsaittattee, Ir,t the boy as. alarm ed that he "mold not tent out ; in evn....,.t.uc,- of which die three Fertegoarn (*wagon-. •ed ii•ro, and afier.haeto; been tosst tiontercifully beat e n. he jumped orribsarit sod ...too to shore. The French men •ftersards set sail, takiise the boy atilt them, wtl burs seat yet beau heard of. L.ITE STORM. Irnia Restua Paper of Tees Jay, received in tows last morsi.x•l We'resame the melancholy duty of detailing the • injuries done in this ueighbourhuod by the late • anapest and inundation. 'foe latter, though it has subsided about two feet, and hers left the roads postdate now iu the dr.mned parishes. is yet very • extensive ; cud its courequences (not the least of . which may be considered the impregnetion of the • herbage with the saline properties sit the water.) ' will not be overcome, lei those whole forms have : been flooded. for mauy ononths. As to whatever it is possible for hurnati clubrooms to accomplish, io the way of relieving the oppresm.l perishes from the inundation-..en that head the aexious care and activity of the Commissioners, who hold their court at Boston. leave not a hope unsatisfied; but eves • when their labours shall be tortured, and a suffi cient drainage effected. still the distress is but elle viated—aauch still remains fur the work of time. and for the ordering of an all-powerfol Providence. Almost as much of fresh water will he wanted to sweeten the pastures fur the cattle, as of salt water which at present oppresses the land. We mentioned lest week the way in which Mr. Smith Jessop lost his life by the water. and slightly noticed the drowning of two females at Posdyke. Seseral other persons, we lameut to add. have lost their lives by this calamity. invests were held by Walter Davis. Gent. Corouer, on IVeilnesitay last. at Foodyke, on Esther Tuuuard and Aun Burins, both of whom were drowned by the dood iituodetiog their humble dwellings. The poor women retreat ed to time upper stories; but these were iostifficieut in elevation to save them. and their cries for assist ance were unavatinig.—Ann Burton was 85 years of age. Atiu Nlsrfleet. a servant of Mr. Dirket, of the seine piece, was surrounded by the flood on Satur day night the ii.th, whilst milkiug Iser master's cows in a pasture near the hutvie, and perished with out the possibility of tieing assisted. The body of the unfortunate women was not discovered till yes terilay. when it was found to have lodged nutter a hey.stack.—Tiie Coroner's luquest was held this morning. G , Ten, a *enfold of Mr. William Kel sey. of the parish of lioston, was drowned on Thurs.. day last, in riding down to his master's farm at Fishtoft. Tire deceased was 4 lad about 16 years of age; he lied on several preceding Joys daring the flood ridden down to Fislitoft ; but taking • new road through the water on Thu rocky, his horse is suppieed to have slipped into& ditch and thrown hits.—An lorpiest wes held be Mr. Mavis ou ll'riday. I t The same Cornier. on the 13th and Itith lust., held luquests at Fishteft, on the bodies of a boy (pond drowned (soppoo.il to belong to the Ambler, Captain Way); tool of J.thn Jecksoit end IVilluani Black, two of the crew of a schooner which drifted from 'he Scalp mid wet wrecked dorsal the late gele.—And uu the 15th an inquest et Gibraltar Point, in the perish of Wainfleet All Saints, oa the body ofs twin unknown fungal drowned. In Claxby church-yard, on Sunday lest, we un derstaud the bodies of 16 mariners, which had been cast on the coast by the tides, were with the usual rites of the church committed to the earth. The scene must have beta wonderfully impressive and slice/Cu:. The various account. Coin the parishes along the coast are more or less .listrer...ig in the relation of dead bodies bring found. Twenty vessels were wrecked elf Saltfleet, and the whole of the crews of some of theta perished : the bodies of these have been mostly cast no shore; and an active and me lancholy duty has fallen to the ministers and officers oldie parishes i:i *bleb they have been found. The oldest persons livitig on Ilse coast declare that they have nut known so dismal a time in this particular as the present. The cormstscks on Mr. Kemp's farm at Fislitoft, Cr are yet up needy to the eases its water: this gentleman. of all the sufferers by the deluge. hss heels, we believe. the greatest. Mr. Carter, of Post) list also been a sufferer: atisop4.t other losses he had loom. worth of wool wa•lied out of a granary near the 51111. A carrespoudent at Suifieet writes as follows: "To our distressing and faithful account of the storm stn the lute memorable 10th of November; 1 beg leave to ads! a few particulars of what happen. ed under my own observation:—Jost as the inhabi tents of Surfleet, near Spalding. had retired to bed, they were alarmed by the information that the sea. b.anke were broken, and the sheep swimming in the pastures. Immediately the graziers exerted tlifin selves with the greatest activity, and bore the pelting of the Millers storm,' to rescue their dos tressed flocks in waggons and carts. Several farmers cud goarers have sustained very serious losses of code; and the greatest dan.age has been done to their winter stock of cur and turnip.. as well as to the flea-sown n heat. The Reservoir presents a me lenclorly revue of ruin; the road gulled in several places; the sleice of Ilse Vernates Drain separated from the share, and the salt water rushing in with every tide. Amongst maser sus other losses, a barn and corn steelss lielongiog to Mr. ‘Vheat, near the new sea-butt., have bren completely swept away. Many sheep, the property of the acme person, were drowned ; and the etwage of his shepherd totally gutted by the tote, owl tl.e root inhabitants com pelled to w..le the Isms .e of their neighbour Mr. Bailey. whose loss his beets very exten..re. lint the mast afflicting 'eerie was at Fosdyke, from which place to Boston it appea:ed one sheet of water, a n t bo:h new mid old brisk, were broker on every aide.. The Inn was in the most imminent danz.er of living swept away. sod the weld's were 0(1111.11y demolished. Owing to rk..e violence ol the rain nom *hove. and the fur ) of the waves fr below. there was not a dry room io the house. it was 0.00634 to see hundreds of eLieep lying d cad, and the corn. hay, and hnu.chnld furniture floating in every direction. I inv., it c.itilited nearly forty drowned sheep in 3 had of shout five acres. slr. Birkrit I. s, been a great suflerer in the loss live and dead stock ; and. to complete the b.,rrn- 0: the seen-, he had nets, dressing up wheat, which 'torn: in sacks deep in ostler, and near them by the rotp.es of two wainiah v i m of them eighty year. of age. What much addrd to the distress. (a day or two after the inundation, when the dry land began to be seen,) was. to hear the inouraul lowings of the bullovk., which, ale trough part decoy Feld was gill llooi!ed, in vain tried to cpteort tliew thirit, au4 could ttbisdn'n• relief (ruin their °simply who are theussilv::s to eh , greatest want of that urcescay article, fresh water. 1 could mention several other particulars, but as I have doubtless Is'en au iielpsteil by former scents eis I will close my tde of woe, with the consolatory te tlection, that Uo.l has twei. merciful to the old closures of Surdeet, which were in the most periloti situation from the apprehended blowing up of the Glen Sluice: finis sluice was expected to gull every moment, but providentially weAthered the late must tremendous storm, which the memory of tie. oldest man living' c: t. puralleL—Swrifert, Ave. IS." The entire rep•iir of the different banks which were broken by the great tide. we understood will cost a prodigious sum, and will fall heavily, not, merely upon the contiguous parishes, which ordi narily have been charged with the rep irition of sewers, lint upon all the towns in the lei el of the fens. It seems to us, that the calamity has been of so extensive and ruinous a nature, that an -upplicae lion to Parliament for a snrn to be applied to the relief of the district might reasonably be made. A will at Moulton seas End, the property of Mr. Wallis, was blown over in the gale on Saturday se'tinigh t„ At Griinsby less mischief was witnessed than might have bets' expected. The excellent quality and formation of the shore, however, in some inea sore al:coo:slit for this; the vessels which gioundvil were secured in the mod, ai/ not one will be a wreck. An accident of a melancholy kind hippen ed to a labourer named IVilliain South ; whilst yesterday under a vessel blown on shore, he was crushed to death.—,tddeil to this, some inconsiderable damage done to a few housex in the town, is aid the injury experienced from the gale at Grimsby. We were tiMenformed last week with respect to a boy, who, with Captain Massano. was envirotied by the water at Frampton, basing perished. Capt. Massaro believed that the boy V.J. drowned ; but it seems that he floated and wailed to a house in the parish which had been deserted by its frightened tenants, and where, after some time, be succeeded in finding the pantry! The buy (who is a Swedt) did as any body 4.ise under such circumstances would hare done—he regaled himself with what he found, and did nut leave the house till he thought it quite safe to venture into the water again. In the late calamitous time, some individuals rendered such unseen(' elicient said to the distress ed. as well merits the public notice of their exer• Lions which we are about to hrstnw. Mr. Hard wicks and Mr. Parr. of Keeton ; Mr. John and Mr. Henry Mowbray of Eishtoft, are entitled to the highest commendation. NAVAL I ATELLIGANCIL rurnmouru. war. 421. Arrived the Veregeur, 74, Capt. Brown; Ber wick, 74, Capt. M fICOU 'mita ; Si. .41baa's. 64; Capt. Brace; Africa, 64, Capt. Byte.; Sporran. 3s. Capt. E. Brenton; Hyena store-ship; Tweed sloop of war; and the Decoy cutter, from the Eastward. The Rowan sloop of war as released from gun. ranting. and come into harbour; es is also the Whit ing schooner. — Also arrived the Dotterel! sloop of war, Captain Ahdv. with a convoy of trinsparts from the Tagus; Sarpedon, from off Havre de Grace; and Dexterous TI a Decoy cutter had a ',hurt action, about two nights since, with a French lugger privateer oft Feeansp ; the Decoy had five men killed, and four sounded; the lugger got away. PLYMOUTH. NOV. 20. Came in the Princess Charlotte packet from Malta ; last from Torbay. Sailed the Golditach sloop of war kr Corouna. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, NOV. Arrived the Iris frigate from Torbay ; Whatirr.:; •charmer from Basque Roads; and Princess Efiza- Beth (2) packet, Capt. Forreadale, f the Medi terraneuu—we cannot learn any news by her thia she being put tinder quarantine. Salle , ' the Valiant, 74. Capt. Oliver, for Itoehe. tort ; le frigate. - with the Mediterranean rouvot• Ma:iae, 18, with a coati)) , for the Brasile; Mariner 4flii-brig. for Liverpool • Cadmus, Capt. Fife. wall convoy to Carmine ; the Princess Elisabeth (: ), Capt. Kidd, fgt. Lisbon; Dispatch. Capt. Kirk he.% for ti.e Windward Wanda; end the Noctun. C: pt. Nailer, for Cadiz. ►ALMOUTH. NOV. 19. Arrived, the Adventure packet, Tilly, with two 140, from America, very leaky, having heels beat it::: in the Channel ever bince she kit l'lptiouth. with the wind et S.S.W. A large a►ssel is off thi4 port. Kith the Iwo of I►er foremast. mainmast, and bowsprit. fl AT., Nov. •!1. Arrived the bri4 Cracker, with french priva te. r ta!leti La Diane, of 4 guns which r,h• captured 3e.terthiv ; out trout Durikok the l je f ore ,W tad M.S. Et A serious accident happened lutslv at the house of Mr. 1)00,0tt. sign of the Cross lie)', Alston. A. Mr. JOHN Lee, of Peoritl., cototoottiy known I.y the fulMe of L twt rn LEE, we , proc. tdul c ; st.ttr• to 1.14 b e ,l- e li gri lwr, Is fell backwards rod d.slacatra his heels, which tJused ltis death. A letter tutu l'ortpattick, doted tin. 17, any.— ..The Nina has blown so etrong tie-stem. since Tue.- day, th.it untie of the pat ket-h..ais could g-t to ' , ea. Tiei, morning. about eight &cluck, a par 1;...:t op penred ntf this bay front Dona l: ha/let, au,l etlh t difficulty delivered the 111.11 llatl, and rmeive.l the three English Mails on board. Thi• was eff. coed by the a..u.talice of a rope, as the bait that to her dared not venture near, the sea ran so very Ingo ; the tees passengers who came in her writ, tr• rcinfr, 044:4.41 to submit to bylaw retouch.' at 13.nagiet.lee. The packet (which proved to be the DAciabirr) had nut proceeded a quarter of • mite, when driven in against the dills of this iron bound roast, and was In pieces us about 15 on:lnter. I •113 lorry tip say one 1040, II Ui:iftWiert, in attempting to reach the rocli,.„ was kit ; on• . of the :Tr., bud his leg dreadfully ',battered h.tween the rock and the vessel, mud has ranee suffered ...r -im. a tin:a; t11:10 tiregalfni ly lacernted by u blow from the boutu, hot /oath one likely to teenier. The Mail-hags acre pie tip about Ms hour after the packet we.it desrus SiEtTi'''.:S C0,1'!:11' ...a il'illim Heti boa, Ft. L. t.. t . 111411, 1 , 111.1011, 1 ..4..4 11. I.r i 4.. r i.... tieurte .4 dolphts riii.:letl...li..l, V."..ii. ( ,•„,. draper - - Edo ai.l Russell, late of v.l • , :e. •:, 2 't.ttll 14 , , ; chant - . D tsiil Willlam Cliarles Jam,. i; „ . ,:, ~ . . . t, .. _. 4 lam road, Surrey, C ALL,. 4 . ... •• s lICIII y CllttiViStit ICI , ‘ 1.4 Pn... Ct•tt.4lo. .it, ‘• t •pr. r rountaimpla. e. :11 Willi:Kea, baiter Roller, Ward, Old so, eet. titsp-ii r _ u lii e b: ,K i c 'r s attent hevu , I . a . t d e ,, u k l t: t. u nt .1 . :1:!::: „.. , i t .:ri l, : d .f: I t , - t ., c,,,...;, .: 11'illiain Bennett, Piv - aildly, looli dra t ". in the East, %deli-sea, whim.. - l'i h.r Hill, nos or laic a Lliurlotte street. Parana!' ' pIJCV, uplioldir C,ingir Ilfutpliy. Dryad aireet,,, rAirapiiile, r.!...al 2 primer - - TI 'MIMS elatton, a ton, Mai Italic-tit , 11... Leo are, pi no t r - t Henry rt , 114.:1,4T C:11141011 . .11, - 4 : 1, alas :%. ,i ) i',... ~_ - dri,iisr, cliar:og cross, l.oilihni, p10t5...10.10t.- tutors Jolla Ilii•leardivln. llereetel....p , o-Treell. mereb, il : nouns Ell, N:1'111431 , 11,24, 1...p!IIII, i1wre.. , ...5 .. iiiritilill PION jilt]. ai.,l it illinto C:,... g , j „„. „,,,,, St. H, le 's. Ltittliltl/, 111.1.ul.itt ,t !II . I Richard kolly,linfilt . rtittit,. I.otitielit WirtitaThltlaia Tlionias Terry, Chr.tliunt, lieu., grocir _ flaroyel Fins ord., Lite sr it id. , siiric7,t•re.rr t iVe. , iain Domini.* Nliaa, It s'ail's t : kaichlarel, 1 warelimsentan . Thou.:,. Haycock, late of Vtliiiet banal, virtuallir - I ll'.llians Criadry, naninel c,‘,...•••,., awl 301. 11 1'i.• .1, ,1 ~ - Ilollius, near Haltfon, To. Imbue, and Ltastughet. street, I.ortelon, woulleis-a....ititietur e rs ' l it George ;loom r, Long alley, ali.ut Little Clie.:evt3 r , M......6c1d5, victualler - . • I J. round., rpper Cleveland-sire. t, Fitrray.l4l.4,,, baker . - - • I William Wood, High-street, Linesbelli, florrry, c o o ..., , fredcrivk Client, Chaties-rourt, l'kssestrakise, 1... dun, and of Nottumbuss.plare s Conniseread rih!, MiiI.II, .ea, me:reliant - - - ti Sealy Pcurdrialcr awl William Sale, (inning -trim, statinuers - - Julio Tiller, appilial-court. Tlamgreartusl ulreet, is. . I suraucc.latiker - Thomas Illankin, Perkbans, Somey,esen•bieser . , it illiatu Stacey, ova or late of Frolaky, Sarre), hone. draler r - - - - i Alin Lanchester, St. James's street, milliaer . - i Thomas Woodwasil and Thomas liclloa,Stratford, Essex, dyers - - - 1 Samuel Bullard, stn. and James Christie ?Allard, jon. E.lnsia,Cambridgeslstre, fililtlell - . I William Milburn, Old City Chambers, late . sheet, Lando, maxelaut - - - I lame. Peck, Litmloarduintelk, tandem, statism . 1 William Messemicr, Mitcham, Surrey,ittour•arams . 1 i William Edwards. Tooln-abeet.fivistlinark vatted lee - -.- . .. • rt goodie, sod Thomas Soothey, rah greet. bill, warrebanta - . I Bartholomew White, lair of Boa-Lae, Lwittlaiotew Cbullt - - hsra Gairdner, Eh/saw Gauthier, awl Atka+ Gawkier, Cattoost-street, bastion, lad tchat.rrit., sercbasits • DIVIDENDS. o. Coalthard, Barldersbury, Loadaa, Samuel eastell arid Walter Powell, Limbard-aireti, London. bankers • Henry Fret, Broad , trect, Hos!Lydda ou.bwark, Survey, merchant Charlie Ward Aiyithorp, late alkiston,liertb America, now of Budge-street, Blackti inn, London, mer chant - Tabb and Joules Henry Aleneder Scott, King's-rued, Pimlico, Middlesex, nursery aid emir rank - Cowdery S►awfird, Albany, Piccadilly, con fectioner George Pennon, Friday-etroet, ClitapiAr, *antiwar map - Isaac Tooke, 'trued, 311baceni, sect Weems, Seic wine-mercb art • James Symms, formerly of Reagerfortl-street,SUmid, but late of Cbeapoide, lA , w4ne, raUuur James Malebsto, Upper Tbameestrcet, Leade, rbersesewmger - • 1 Joint' Fentoa and George Moore, Rotberbitlie-stunt, Rot berbithe, Surrey, smiths - I 17iirlinbje, late of Casinos-street, embrelti maker - - I Lawrence Williams, late of Nieltelas-lane, Umtata street, merchant - - I George Hatfendan and Thomas Newcomb, Ilasiag4ll. street, Loudon, waleboasessas • 1 CERTIFICATES. Rilliam Lloyd, of Bristol, lambent. Peter Howarth, late of &Mealy. lAridge, seer Hsiifas, lerl Imes-drapes . Julio ref vie, late of Kempten, Mid,Petex, &e'er Cbscies Ntil.l4l, MOW as. late of Brixtuo, Surrey, ts,l chant. - -- John Cussotth, of Alarkebatreet•laue, Marche..tet, p. fusser. 34las Tawlee, late of Wuhan!, Oxford, miller• JUIVII toaster If Sunderlatni rear Sea, Durham, Ii 111.9 tr. Itichont lieet:ey, late of %Tendon-square, Mi berdasher. 3,,h0 Hitchcock, of Beougliton. Wont, miller. assumed Perks, of Milian, StalhorJ, factor. • - PJOCE OF STOCKS 1 ESTERDA Y. 2 per Cent. Reduced ......... 66:1 a per Cent. Corset: • per Crist S per Cast. Part' tuf C.: Lwig *amuses l7 i :3 Ito Omuissus 111411$ Ronde n:, gt. pr. in Ezeheq•er Bala. I! 12 4 Goesoi for . T. SIMI. St. , el.-13. -4 ..r. 4, Cur.•iil,and o. In (;errea-shett, lobo, the Lay of Colette! 31s, sue r..J hesr. _ MARRIAGE. Trarradray loot, it Fcloterad; Essex, b, the R" W Mchard Tammell, Esq. of Groornor I" 1 "• Ills, :.I.try Grace, eldest &tight*, of Mr. son, or l'ecradilly DEATHS. Tharsdav senitight. Charles 14..0re, req. one of tl.e ditor. of Public Account., and brother of the talc G S.r Jolot' Moue. On Tuesday, at half put three o'clock is the Of a h:l.uus fever, Charles ituns.nron, t Law. Ile was • t rentleasAi of th e h ait b. a prams. Prwt.utite, avant atrunm en ta, and mita o p t ion too . 1 1 of t ienssjtattynagrtolwiearninro:t.petir.cie t.1.c0.:1,:th.5.. on 11..naslos•laracb, Mr. Wu, Cranston, latlsto'• •f t ' l Mr. John J..tisson • slats: iticy min r azvd yi ; Calvin/a, .;ed is, North Shm Sa‘clatt, ISO 17,4 the Oskney Isla, Kohut Lit, hbo;r slid Is ; Francis Gell, in his 16th year . and sayer itrondada a Mr: Robson, watc hreakrr. • hhtel.ll; with deem snort ; and calms class of tom GM ISS HIGH rit, THIS I)AV, AT LON VON rfi'll, Menu. • Riau. 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