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s .. - • • FROM if firs CAiE T , Dee. 19. 1409. Viet-Admire/A.l.6rd Colitagosoodhao.etansinitted to this office, a letter trout Una Ilmiourable Cap tain Duucau, of His Maiirstegadiop hioreury. giv in.y an account of the boate„of that ship having, on the 7th of. September .List, under thealirection of Lieutenant Pall, havirdod and carried, _without an y 1044 HO the port of Barletta, the French scriven er of war, La Pugliese, of *even guns, and thirty. seven'aten, protected, in &Miami.' to her own force, by a castle, two armed feluccas, and musketry. Amid also a letter from Capron& Luin!ey, of the Mad, otatiog his having, on the of Septein bor. captured, off Melaxau, a h rencir privateer. called Le 'Firinerisire, of two guns, uud thirty men, out four days from Naples, without ruaktog any capture. And a letter from Captain Preocutt of the Wea,le Si 'Cy, revolting the capture, en the 2.7 , h of Oct°. i.f Le Veloce French letter of infant, of ('oar ymi and eighty-three men; four days I'oo2 'junta. without taking any prize. Dispatches, of which the following are eopies and extra..ts, have hems received by John Wilson CM ker, Esq. S. , ..fetary. to the Admiralty, Loin Rear- A4iniral Sir Iticharrl .1. Strechon, Bart. nod K. His Majesty's Ship Blake, Flush:tie liciatle, Dec t 3. Ivo. • • Sts-1 aviilerl myself of Vice-Adainai Camp bele* offer of the Janui to convey me to Ft uslimg ; sod ac soon it moderated 011 the in the ar-, ternomi, I hoisted my flag on hoard that • accompanied by the lila. cutter, Inm:retied to this anchoroge, where I arrived on the eveniug of ttje •Idth. 4 1 found Rear-Admiral °tiny with the squadron brie ; he had entliarkeil the troops, and put every thing in a state of preparation for retiring front Waldo-rem, whenever tits wind because favourable. ar.enal and works about the basin at Plush .' t in baring heel. de.troyed on that - day.. The inclosed letter from the Rear-A.linirel will inform you of the parfeolers of his proceeding- : his arruisgement for the retreat appeared to me ru be so excellent, that 1 have given my full approba tion to the whole. It has blown en exceedingly heavy gale of wind from th , . ibestward sioce my arrival in these Roads, whorl' has prevented my going as I intended to the diviai in miler Caminmiore Oweiti it the Slough Pas ave., and the same cause has prevented much cola cdume.dion here. I have not received any reports from the Boom pot, suet I vend an extract of it letter (non Com- Isadore Owen. aclii:esscd to Refit , Adigillat OtWay. which will intorno you of the prevereJuigs of that officer with the force under his ordvrs. I hove the honour to be, See, - (Signed) R. 1. STIIACHAN. Croat, Fkialliag Rood, Dec. it, taw Sts—l hare the honour to elluinuukate to you oath circumstances as have occurred previous to your arrival, and aulisequeat to toy last official Coin . municatioo, The traastorts necessary for the embarkation of the army having arrived rite 25th ult., ml the rot day the !ueasiireo that 11:4.1 previously con iertert vottli Licuteuant-General Don, for the de syrnetion of the bosio, arsenal, and sea drfeoces or Flushing, agreeable to instructions from the Fla of Liverpool, dated t..e Litli and received ou the 17th, a e'e begun. Ou this service six hundred seamen and intik era ow the fleet were employed. under the ordevi of Capt. Mare. of lime Majesty 's'ship Itlarllonough. assistedhy Captain. TwattlioaLo amid Ilroderson, of the tiro-kWh Service. The miry having completed the portion of work allotted to - thein, and Ling.Colonet• Pilkington, cominendiso the Royal Eli gineers, twang reported to Li:Menem-General Don that his mines for the destruCtion of the Kites and piers at the entrance of the hstaia were ready; the whole of the army, witiLthiexceptioo of the rear-guards, was embarked on tliu afternoon of the 9th inst. . The misses were exploded yesterday. at low water, and appear to lime fully answer e d their Mr jest : the whole of the east side of the loom had been pre viously completely destroyed, hut as the port of Fl oohing, west of the Wain, lies considerably 'below the high water mark, any material injury al the, west batik would have caused the immediate inundation of the whole town ; therefore our work on that - side has Wei; couhued to the duroolnion of Use caroming wharf and pits. 1 It was it first intended to defer the burning ell the storehouse _and other buildings to the iirsenol nitsll our Mod departtire, hut from the prob.strilits that with a 'drum" ' east wind the flame,: otiglitront. niuttieste w the town. the whole was set lira to yoiter,day, arid it total 4 destmyed. Thu* Fiushitig isreudered wicket to il:e mem, pa a naval eXiseisul ; and the tiim,ill, which offordoil ;rev, swore retreat for arvasal 11111:14 the lineefestr in,; the *inter, is fir the pr.5....t effeetually day rshoyeil.„ and eon only he restored hy grea t lo a m., and at an tainieuse repents..,. .1 . Leanuotmooolude ;without expressing my great widigotionii to Captain Moore, for the able asoialll truce lie has rendered rue is the perforibonce of 4 airy complicated service; sod he onwoky nn term. raittotactoty of the cooduct of. Copiaioll Tomlinson sod Ilestriersows and I hr.oil,er otficers *lin served under hi. °Mere pa shore. .r thave the, houaur to be, &r. ( W. A..(lstear. Rear-Admiral. Rear•Adiairal Sir Inc;;trd etraehte, It B. Chict,l4,l4q. • Clyde, itt •Teer Cat, Dee a, iv'g. • 51)1--1,aif night •the worked A 7l awes) of tho tharety'im 4 7 44Ceritly'Ve, the ' cnritinad Are kept on if., . At dayli4lit. this inorninikit was he had •ooened' flour embrasures to if. Cantain Carteret, therefore, iushed two subdivisions o f the saes-boats forward against it, which completely alicceeihrd to rkin4lidinigfwo of the einbrasurco, and in itilurisig 'the ,ithers very mattrialy. About n01v.., h t hree 'north' were bropght down, , . N arid, with a em-eve, agaiird . inr re vela (the: hags more especially) ; hot, alter blond - an home* ticiug, in twhicilt their whelk were ltratvn kith poise prevision. but oithout effect, they Here-' completely silenced, and all our vessels kept their ground. • About this ti:sie the .guard-b.otto @Mead 'ere ~. 1 f Cirow-Citomtel which unites the two passes of , Woobrersdyke, to endeavour to tow oir a flat-boat, which was lost last night from the Pallas's stern, being owampt and °versa ; they got her in tow, t she wus last aground, and could not be moved. he enemy's troops were in number 1, hind the yke, and a considerable fire of innsketry was ex-. Atoned with them, I believe without erect on either aide; some few shot btruck our boats. The enemv's advanced win-boats appeared to lie close togetht4, and I ordered two of the Clyde's boats to advance into the paspige, and throw some rockets that way, in order that the occasion might be taken to reconnoitre them more closely. I find the enemy's batteries are not so far in ad vance its I had supposed, and that their gun-hurts are not newer that, Cortjen. They are, however, ereetmo; a battery on a point of the. Dyke which commando the Channel, 'donut half-way Letween that place and the outer battery. I have time honour to he, &c. F.. W. C. IL Owt:s, Csimmodore. leer-Admiral Otway, ac,..11.e. &c. Extract of a Letter from Commodore Owen, to Rev. Admiral Otwsy, dated Clyde, in the Veer Gat, December 9, dog : If the enemy molest our retreat,-we feel a confid ence in our strength, unj the spirit of - my people will not let him treal noon our heels. It is an excels lent spirit, mid I will eitdraieimr to regulate it so far as to avoid committing them improperly. F. W. C. It. Owee. His Majemh's altip Disks, is Fleshiss Roads, Dee. is, MAJ. Sea—ln addition to in; I.llSpitte:l of tins morn int., I have stow to trmisissit a letter,'sad an ex tract dour l have just received from Commodore Owen ; every time I hear from that gallant and . animated officer. I have fresh caitia`to admire Its coneluet. I think it my duty to inform you. that I foil: d the squadron under my eosusumnd in the highest spirits', awl ready to undertake any enterprise. propose. as •,sen t as I have made my, final am rangetnents at Flushing, to leave this c om m ssot with Rear-Admiral Ot way, and proceed to the Vere Gat: to coasistinicAte with Commodore Owen. 1 have the honour to - be, /cc. • R.. 1. STRACHA I. Favourite Cotter, t tth Dec. tum), oil *Ter Vier. Sts—l am hoppe to find, by a report this day from Captain Curteiet, OW the exertions of our Run-bats have succeeded in preventing the progress of therceinv on the Woolversdyke. I informed Rear-Admiral btivey that the ditty tieing heavy nu the division of gnu-bouts in advance, I hut ordered that of , s Contain Rich to relieve 4 it. Tl, done, and to-day every embrasure the enemy had opened is said to be completely levelled by their tire. (Rignotl) E. W. C. R. owes. *ear Admiral Sir Diehard Straelmo Dart. and K. D. Comminulertio-Chief, F.:tract of a Letter front Comin.olore Owes, dated Favorite, otf Yee Verve, it ith Dec. 'tog. The enemy was very busy with the buttery oa Woolversilyite, which, if completed, would have rendered the pod I ha l token on that side a very uneasy our ; I theref“re thought, woke the fir,-.tiit circumstance-, every thing shoal,' be tried to iterp it hack, and thel;irii-bii.tts hair done it well. If the enemy iii our retreat treads too close on us, we feel confident in our strength, and can form as good a front as oar channel will ullow : feeling the necessity for my being myself in the rear, I have liciiotr.l env pendant to the Favorite cutter, leaving the tare of the Clyde to my First Lieute nant. This, I trust, yoti will approve of. (Signed) E. W. C. It. OWEN. BANKRUPTCY St' PERSFI)ED. • James Lilly, of Staple-In-Wee, !Ammeter, rottun spinoff . . BA N k Rill , I'S. flogla tVison and John Lightfoot, of NOttingliana, hosiers, In out render, Juitutry e, tr, at eleven, at the Ram taw, INisttine,ham. Attorneys, Messrs. Bottom and Renshaw, Nottingliatn. George ,Ruheris the yearavr, of Maid*, Alistondbury, York, cotton - Maliufacturer, to surrender, Jed. 3, 1., lit the house of John Bomb, innkeeper, Huddersfield, York, soil an, at the house a James Cowell, innkeeper, iiirkhea. too, at ten. Attueneye, Me. Bettye, Clisacery.bure, Lowe doll and fir. CroslaLd, Hoildersfleld, Yorkshire. l'enjmoin Loran, tote of Bath, hot now of FAitry.hill, 1./oromlu. mud Widrotobe, Somerset, butcher, to amender, Drctubber au, eg, .to, at eleven, at the ("Motu pher tun, Bath. Anemone, Messrs Sheppard and Adling. ton, Redford-sow, Lusolos and Mr R. A. Sheppard, Ile& Richard Hanlon., foie of Bridgewater ' Somerset, Ow keeper, to surrender, Ileremlser of, el, an d January an, at clime*, .1 the Geo ge las, Bsidgewster Attorneys, Mr. Blandford, klarsiourt. , builstsnes. lamer :temple, Loudon ; ant Mr. Mules, 'renown, Somerset John Dotter Mica Harwood, ( Ohara ise Hatred, Ches. die, Stafford, wo ad artier of IC .appres-gete, Stoke-upon-Trent, dealer and cliapsiou, In 11111111441. Jimmie!, a, at three, b, at eleven, at Terothimi 1441110.1, a1.1 Jo, at the Roe. Luck Ncircust le.isuderlt is, A Worley. ' Megrim. Feu ton, New castle-under. Lynir ; and Mr. llarbur, Fetter-lone, London, Thames Rargesa, late of Hungerford, Desks, butcher, to suriesslii, Dermot.. 77, at twebre, 25, Hour, and January nt ten, at 1114 Bear hilt, Eletioahlsiu.street, Hump /ford. Attorney*, Mi Joseph litag. Redford -tow, Ltooluu, and Mt. Gm rge Ry ley, Hnntt.rtLnl , lkrks rola, of Clierry.garderostreet, Bermondsey, Bor. rev, timbermurchant, to surreseler, December 21, and January stn, at twelve, at Loudon. Attorimy, Mr. flatten, Dram-street, DIV' DENDS. 181111217 to. Robert Morgan, of Southasultou street, Band George, Hanocer.squal, Sfiddhatim, coal. userchaut, of twelve, et Guekllull, Loudon. January to. Widrim Vile Hewlett, of fligh street, Cool* aark, S 11111.!. .11114t1(1%1, at twelve, al Guildhall, Lowbut. Defeat's.; 3... kViiliani Gorr, of Alkali* Loodow, 31••• cheater warstmoreasan, at twelve, et Guildhall. /abettor/ to. k'ster Beall, y. late of .flueklersbory, but wow of Cullege-1011, Thalia aiwriatt, London, stone mittrws;all owe, at (oddball. Jas 6 James Monteith, of Gracrchurch.striret, Lowan o druggist, at cloven, at Gundholl. Jan 6 . Julio Edward. Hulloes, of Croaky-swam, Loudon, merchant, at left ' s. Guiblli..ll. Jas. 6. lhll.am Hall, of Crosby-square, London, 'sachem, at tea, at Guildhall. Jas. to. ;Malone, of Illirmiogliam, Warwick, tailor, at eleven, at Die Fonntain Ins., hew.street, Binumgham ha. 16. „Philip F....the/Bton and John Hodgson, jos. of thest•rl. ore'', Surrey, distillers, at e:event, at Guild. 101, Loudon. Jan 30. 1/01t)sun Moore, of Letikant, Kest, late purser of the kw %trphrt. Luslmigtur, East Indianian, at twelve, at Guilsgiall, London. Jan. lb. Richard Moues, of Birminghato,Woneick, button maLar, at chat.., at the SLeksaymme 'I avers., Now-street, BlCetit.44l.ats. Jan w. George Enna and •ha flay, of Kingstoo.upon. Hull, Yorkelifie, and Great.tinmsby. I.ineolnshise, suer. chat de, at r 'even, at the Geurite tuu, ktor4stult- upu.i. Hull. Jai. It. Joseph Jackson, of Mcwition...Caosemsy, Surrey, Li ush maker, at tee, at Guildhall, Lutidam. V• 4 •r`s Ito. of. Abraham Joseph Swept' of Sur}-street, Loolosi, merchant, et ten, at Guildhall, L 004041. Jan. to l'hionae Hibbert, of Liverpool, wine end spirit- ' merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Jatt.'t I. William Simpsuo, of She Ale% Turk, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Jan. to. Paul Taylor, of SlwAield, York, serre-rnanufacto rer, at eleven, at the Angel inn, Shealeld Jan. 12 Wiiihin Green Smith, late of Billingfura, Norfolk, merchant, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Hailestun. i'tl CATES—Lc N 9. J emcee Union, of Detestable, Beelfor, .yletnaller. William Hope, of Manchester, Lancaster, grocer. James Coma, of Minciug-laue„ London, merchant Ambrose Eyre,, of Union-street, Mary-la-boner, Mieldlcacs, grocer. John James Fuller, of Voxford, Seffulk, shop keeper William Keuuett, of Snow •hill, Loudon, bake,. INSOLVENTS. Prisoners in the KING'S BENCH Prituu, in the enmity of Starry. HIP'? NOTICE. Henry Rork, formerly of Lundeen- road, St. George's. fields, and late .of Canino-street, Fcochurch-street, London, met chant. Oakley, formerly of Mark xtreet, Shoreditch, aid late of tercet Leutiaro-stiert, Shoreditch, timber-mer chant. John GI iffith, formerly of Feces runt, and late of Eas ton-court, Gloucester, yeoman. William Tockei,Surenerly and late of Exeter, serge-maim fact urcr. Frederick ll'illiam Murray, formerly of Ilonuslow, Mid dlesex, mud late of Welitierrow, St. George's fieleks, Soucy, Gentleman. .tiAf.AL C E. • rbuysmuyin, DEC. 18. Arrived the. Apollo frigate, Capt. Taylor, bearing I%ice-A(l4+4ot Thortsbortruirh's flag. mod the Herrera store ship, both from the Mediterranean. Caine into harbour the Escort brig. Lieutenant Crosby.—Weu•.out of harbour the Coquette. La guns, Capt. Forties. Duvea, usc 111. Last inglitat blear very hard, dun.% which' the wind shirt. d from the W. to the S. and track espial. Early in the morning, two very large ships passed, Gar the Oov.ns, hut the sea ran en high, no boats could get otf. On Saturday night, we are informed, am American ship, loaded with door, was lost on the Goodwin Sands. Sit.: had hero dela:nod by the (Thervot sloop of war, in consespience'of her coining out of a I- r. mit port, and hiving ihs papers on board ; tt appeared she had been carried in by a privateer, and afterwards liberated; istonsequenee of which she immediately put to sea, without wait ing for tier papers, knowing the danger attending a delay in a French port. rhe crew of the ship (except the mate and supercargo) were .saved, as were the people putt un board from the Oberon, in all about 20 person.. She was ashore on the Good win Sands a consOleroble tittle. 'flue people 'were landed at Ramsgate. DCA.I4, DEV.IB. It blew very hard, last night, rod early this moriong, from the S. and,S.S.W. The only ship that lies suffered, that we hear of, is the Samuel. Captain Sughrue, for Trinidad, who has lost au anchor and cable. • Arrived and sailed for the River, the Young Henry. for Oporto. ~ HARWICH. DEC. lit. This porawg. the Lady Frunccs poebet sailed for Gottemburgh, with wails of the Hth and Litis natant; the Heligoland mail of the 13th still re mains, on account of there being uo pickets iu the, harbour.—Wind West: . • YARMOUTH, DEC. 1 1 8. Arrived the Vestal, Barber, front Oporto; Musv, Salter, from Walcheren • left no Saturday last. iben ell the troops were embarked, with the exception of. centinels, and they did not amount to . 400 men.— The number of transports on sliore is about H or, Li; the crew are all (except one) sired. As boors as the wind shifts, they will finally quit the i laird. —Arrived two slaps dismasted ; one is iu the Otfing in the seine state. DE „C. 1. Oo Wednesd my night lottr the brig Ediztli or Ex eter, Copsam Tromp; laden with fish, Sic, from St. John's, Newfoundland, was totally wrecked on the Islands of Kane. to the westward of I,..raittotv Buy. The crew consisted ,of the Captain mid tour hands ! of whom the Captain and two men were last ; the remaining two ascended the topmast of the vessel, which fortunately wax some *et above the surfaie s and the vessel giving a heel, they uniticUlotisly tainted an adjoining rock, and were saved. On the seine ivight, a small sloop. from Toiler, laden with kelp. was driven Into Tramore Bay, and went to pieces. The mow were saved. The Master and 11'urdens of the Bakers' Com pany waited on the Luau MAYOR, ye;terelity, to set the assize unit price of bread. His Lordship, aft, r examining the 51ealweighers account, ordered the price to be continued tie same is last week, viz. Qusrtern Loaf Wheatca Is. 41J., sad Household is. 41.1. s The LORD CitancBi.t.oa has appointed Isaac Pluorr, of St. Albati'l, in the county of Hertford, Gent. to be a Master,' F a xtuaotdipary in the nigh Court of Clierteery. On Saturday. the Fading coach ran over the gaidenheed waggoner, on Sinallberry Green, fed bnike . his thigh in so shocking a manner, that it is (bought amputation most be resorted te. He now lies at the Chaise and . Horses public-house. Yesterday afternoon, rs souse work Men were fi nishing a house its Sloaite-,treet, the scaffolding, its well as the side of the house, suddenly gave way ; by which means, six unfortutoste persons were Pre ppitated to the ground. They were soon after dug out of the rub's, in such a bruised and lacemteal state. that no hopes are entertained of their very. They were all conducted to St. Gersrge's Hospital. On Thurday night, a violent gale of wiuddie companied by very heavy ram, was experienced in Gloucester, amid excited great alarm, as well for the safety of the *hipping upon the coast. as for property of every description, exposed to the fury of the storm. At the Bishop's Palace, a large chimney was blown down, and forced its way across a strong roof into a sittisig.ronot beneath, the floor of which, with apparent ditfiruhy, sustained the era.ll of the falling ruins. Oise barn, at the the end of Barton-street, and antler at Barn wood, were blown down; and a small hot-houser belonging to Rnainer Moms. Esq. at the lattee place, was Dearly. despoiled of all its glass. Th winclnws a the infirmary. and the roofs of a num ber of other buildtaga, sustained considerable I • PO tie r• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sibir•erarry. F•fearrf Prime, formed, a bedew, is Comptuu-street, lus omelet times been summoned lately to the Other, for refuenny to pay hackney- mutehrieu their fares, mud be ant eitendimg to one of skein, • warrant was issued against bits matiatur day—Pas Monday morning ae'unigbt, Mr. Wilson lotted the couch No 43e, at the corner of blouse-street, about 11 o'clock is the forenoon, and ordered Ike coachman to drive to neve rJl places, in which employmedt he itept the coach till sac to the evening ; tie fire of the coachman then came to 17e.; he kit the ci,ich in Compton-street, and, said he would pay the wittiess at his house in Jertnytistriet. The coachman called there, but found Wilson bad removed to a house tin der the Piazza, in Covent-garden. The euechussa went to the Piiiitsa, and found the shop abet up. Chi Monday morn ing the came coachman was OIL the stand, to Oslo, J edict t, near Swallow-street, when Wilson eal:el him, and told him to di me to the corner of James-street, Covent-puttee • which the cosehmen dui. Wilmot did nut recollect ilsommiteldnia scant, but the coachman did him, sod be watched. him be win him go into a ',hop eider the Pinta, cud be raturaavd from thence to the coach again, and told the cinchmati to dike to the Temple, hut, iusteail 01 that, he drute to the shove t)tike, when l'retdaway, the (unstable, who had the ' warrant against him (or the conch al:, for a fare to Hach'. °. mond, amououtig to ti. as took hint auto cratuady, Cud sent b int the patws of the climb that brought boo to the their fart was his., and us. costs. Another charge was ealtibited against him, by Afichael Martin, the driver of the hsekaey- coach, 710 i, who stud, that on Sunday morning, he wait called from the stand iii Comp. tau-steed, shoot skeet. o'clock , by Mr. Wilson , whogut tutu the roach, end kept him till twenty tninutes after tctio'clock at night, far which hie fate was il. 6s. He kit the cciach at the cut ner turSatialgate street, without paying. James Masters, the driver of the hackney. coact, 757, said, that Mr Wilson hired his conch last Tuesday, just as ha was going into die intik, us the stand, in Charles-duet ; Covent- Gamlen, and kept the cuach fur three hour*, when he was set dmin of the corm: . 41 l'.irliauteat•etreet ; Le said be had no mercy, but Le scald call and leave the money at the wateri•us•botiee, an Charles omen, where he i bed the coach, which was WI. Whaell lie has sot paell :qr. Wilson net beteg able ea pay tile amount of the thilereat hues, was beld in bin OWa eiresigoisance, and agreeably to the Act 01 Pasha thud, to elapse, at the sewiuns. PURRICY POLICE. atrsTlCt-ROOM, HolsratONOM-Litar. Yesterday, fres N4Bl underwent snoks'er examination, on the subject of the - eltarze brought against bits by Messrs. Vir4r,,anit II lltfhinsup . Sidiciturs, of Lincoln's-Inn, in wlosa service he thrmerly wit, as•clerk, of having eannesiltd hauker's cheque he upwrods of 9-1. their poverty. Isis new es idiom was produced, exe pi 'bat of Mr Rubins, s:iri r swills, of Fleet street, to whom 004 id the 41. uo'el given in change at the Bank, for the large nark originally received at thddes for the cheque, was MOW!. It appeared this Mr. Robins received the uute an question frown man, iu ps4amat fur a gold ring ; the pi.tsoo Kb* midland the ring said, at the tune, that it MY itittOtiCt: to became the willies* of the indissoluble unton which was abort to take place bets/tea two persons who were well knows t..) the public, namely, Miss Colioitand Mr. Elieton. At a forums . eanutinaliins, Guist, the intimate friend of atatetl, that he to.il purchased a ring fur 14istcni, at n ells ersmitlea said :kit he paid fur it with. a gL rote which he received from liliatina was (idly committed fur trial at th, tint Old Bei* /Minas*, after the Lent Amines. . _ COLI SI 11P EXCHAI Amsterdam 3Z it U. Ditto at Sight at Itutterilnon 9 is 9 U. liduibnigh 19 b giU. Altuoo ...... •• • 101 7 it4U. Pori% . Ditto 3 Vt I.) Bourckaut Celts Bilbu Palermo t tod. Per Os. Leghorn oo IS Dec. is. Oporto. Rio Janeiro 71 ulta Gibraitsr stii Dublin 9i Cork nut-ruby. Portsgel Gold in Coro aid lime mom. Foonign Nuw Doubiouus.. New Dollar% — 5 Silver in H.un New Louis curb — Agio of the Boni of Dolinsid, ♦ pc* Ccut. TINIER VAT spies •+t Geno 3 53 lA,. Pic n C. nit do. lwf. • Lisbon Pnlel6 411' STIIIIILi o .. JAY 7 . a per Cast. Reduced 4 per Cont. Ludyinnotiles int 9,161fra India Bowls 111 20 11 areal. • tzeitioter VIVA English I.•ittery Ticlets.. .. .. vOi. ,lit. ., .. Consols fur .•• • • 7ssii, ,; T. ttisn, Stucle•Brolgr, • . 4, rurshill, snit 9, Choriatertniat _ . . ._ . BIRTHS. _ _ On the Oath of Noverulnx, et Nash-court, the tight Mos.' Lady Sondra, of a son. . (In Monday, the tqlh inst. in Winipole street; the Lad, of William Corbett, Esq. of D•ruhnli Hall, in Cheshire, mid Little Hilliemlno Middlesex 'of • shancliter. (to the 15th 14eember, at Edinburgh, the Lady ofaawk rat Elliot, of a daughter, On the 7th December, at Whim, Peebles shire, the Lief of Archibald Mootgoiner i, F.sq. of • MM. ' At Cools/on, in East Lothian, the Hight Rqe. I# ol l Robert Lem, of a son. On Wednesday last, at his house at Addhighein„ Tali shire, the Lady of Ellis Cunha') Lister, '&4 of a sou. (In Tuesday, the 13th inst. at Newhouse, Olsdioress. shire, the Lady of Were Brace, Esq. of a aumondiknle. MARRIAGES. On Friday se'nnight, et Prestwich, Capt, Geo. D'Aquilsr, of the alit R.nionent, to Miss Flies Driukwster, youngeat daughter of the late Peter Drialorattr, Esq of befell Mouse, scar Manchester. The 3IN %ley last, at the Govennximat.H mate, in the CP lIR 1 of Good Hope, sniietiootel'by his Excellency the Byrtrof Cuirass, Lieutenant C. G. Napier, of the Royal Artillery . , Aid.rharemp In his Excellenee end third Mai of the' tete John Napier, Esq. of 'll'intorbali , ii, the aunty of Somerset, to Mria,oldrom daughter of —a-a Sas Rysateld, Esq. Plea deed of the ('unit of Juliette at the Cape. On Monday se'onigiat, at Wailiagtua, OxforriLhire, Tiro- Insa Flerableton,ed ea. to Ann White, aged ho ; this hap?, noir were attended ag hy two friends, is the ammeters a father mid bride's said, the former of whom is ger, and the latter SW years old. The ages of the lavas party, colleoUsaly, assnaat to 094 years. Thursday, at St Pares, Bristol, by the Rev. George Hunt, A.M. Janue Bury, Fag of Pendia Hill, LsocaHnic, to Patience, eldest Aseachtor if the isle Marera Petrie, Bog. Commissary of Accounts. DEATHS. At Flashing, in Cornwall, on the efith November, wUrse she bad gone for the recovery of hoe health, the Lady of Str John Stuart, Bart of Allanlodr, dalighter of the late Jamie Coons, Faq. and niece to Thomas 'Curial, Esq. banker, la Loudon. ... At Saddel.dronse, Argyllshire, ois the 7th December, Lady Turing, wife of Sir Ruhert Turing, of Foverati Hart. On the lea' December, Francis Fraser, F.A. of Eyndract. Scotland. He was returning home from • Josue, a PeW Court, unfortunately missed his wey, and fell into a ajorik. where hewn. drowned Lately, at Measurer, near Exeter, Edward Colliartoict • Commander in the royal miry. Ois Tweeds, last, at her ludgiftge. is St. Palm's io the East, Mrs. Penelope Wchnior, in the Bath year of her age. Ho 1 mother Was tdaiaghter of Michael Burghers, an eminent engraver, in O•xford, chu engraved the first Oxford Al easurack. ....ma.° UK& ' , MASSA AT lAN DON sal pi; F., tH IS At sikAp. Orr la A Rename es Kip - LONDON :.— , riuted by C. 11111 TR, sw4l istiblished at Me lelice, No 15, %Lai meal .• Churck, Pomo& lay J WH I CF. •I same f 1ate..:...41,.tr‘5, &t. Ger tips Plper, swot tc the Office, (pstrt•paiel;. b• Aull'ai•Aiird le. NI -3) 4° : . • •::!* - 41#1!EUM • , P •ei : , . 11 1 171111321 t 2158. ..... THEATRE.ROYA . I lIS PRESENT 'l' j. nog, will be acted, •Ce THE MAN OF I Lertl•Lemberconn, Mr. Zia! Oat, Mr. Ctuike; E tenon, MI 11‘rrsy; Rider'', Mr. ironton. coon, Mrs. H. Jolunton ; Coos Hint. Mrs. Gibbs. To wklot will be added, • is IVF. VIM 1.3' OR, LONG General Beeline, Mr. Menden fsrlepi Copt. Witilswlt Mr. Bn Emma, Miss boltnn ; !lire. Still The doors tote °pent* at Hi begio at Haltpast Six. Buses, 74. ; tterond,Prita; hire, 1..-6811 Pry, vt. ; Seed. Tro-morrow,lisng Lear : .1(Isi which, The Waterinan.--Oo Sa Thumb the Oreat,iOn T emo kl which will be prethyreet, a Nr breu long in preparation, called H minted Well. -ie.-- II Irlui been wityretrel to stlrerteseutent relatitv Ii that which is rum eretrined by An , e.wrtrortion, they beg trues ma at the *led of theireeseet meow be wine the ewe* et'opiirr Belo pones{ Boars on earl, side, as th • THlttli i LYCEUM TI UNDER THE SPECIAL LI CHASIBEI Cranted for the present Season ; • I all reties ptineir riMR M AJEST}ES ling the COMPANY of THRATRE, will, THIN PRE •t, WM, perform a New CUIDtf SUDDEN A I OR, Too 111:SI The Characters he Mr. Dowts eterekble. Wroeglltesi, Mr. Wn Mow, Mr. We'll:cc, Mr. Penton The Prologue to be spoken by lity ette. Edina. To which will be adiell, the I NU) SONG NC FrorMrieM,Mr. liontLctsll, P Atutimmut i Rotas, Ms. Mown ; s utby, Mrs. Bland i balsa, NI Olger l Margaret., Mrs. Mono The New Corned/ of 'thiddili Hark Wee rescivestittleskinerrese .peeted.Teittorros, withal. I *MP* The MI idliiibi, WNW m. toted Pantomimic. Fair; non), tilled Cliatten WSW entire), New Set Vt. Perrone figvilig it! , - 111 LL, f«r fate of Whit a, aim died on the ninth d rd W •r fib .for the pars as, litiodvler cad Qom lite raid Edmund Hal tt, directed !Pit r FleteLereagb, jLgril,i. r' tat delta rt larks tor areathi rixir ANp EXTRAtIftIOI/ t j AYTON SHEAY • !swept, Cterent-thrden, to lin• tlotillity and Ladies t I entlertins of fushionshle SI IA t for isepetuos ; the srbole of obi , to sell on those extrnortinsey , lon Oiled their ware-roosts 'the thea; Th e richest SIM teliets front other Mereers cannot sett under I richest whiteSatlns, fall to per ye' warehouse no Lisodoo...-The very 0 L. rod. to Gs- W. wad by Other ?A er finest Italiau Gauzes only as. peril A go twrinr ihoeriptiou of Poplins, 14Mto be nearly egad to Irish , so entity new artietc, or with Coloured floinlismens, Cotti art;fle, in the greatest variety. I. tint, ?rot thelonist terms. N.H. Country Shopkeepert, 3 to per tent (helper tlt es*, linordona. *dived-11one" li, Worielea *ea perniciow - QEI.F-PItfitiERVATIOI p likely to' he derived he Oh genteetittne 9 11- , no the nitroductii DINA*. SPECIFIC, (for thr P erdee,)'are Mount ineatrulable, happiest' discovery "Indica! Rene both MCC" agauost th., perineum tion. .hble truly valuable PItOPHY tem; writ so weitlheivra in the I elpiremelou wheliT ameeteautry ; meth ita Aute-Veneteel prepense ettluthe trial ut Its vie" tiee toA. A asetFeaternally by inn ple hold of No. a a, SoathaMptdd. *fibre* Bow, to k ; ankle' 11ou, Ccultill =WI 44N cr. to, fricrsehl where ugly cal ALF.XANDERS SPECIFIC delleAtestleas le to Treat eaten, Mr, as he refer h in all lora' CI Weakeemee, be. it Iw - that's sup Cliered s the Pahlie, bailee uhf ere in cues age years standing. N. B. Sent to say pert of the Mouth, post paid, to AletanSet ten -street, London. • s, Settling-alley, loyal Earl DR. rREEICAN'S GUT rrilE value of this foifolli A_ oolong proved, that mitt& bear s eavirptlitina wllb it, le a Iterteie'Dieeass; which it *Siete •lie habit, wi:huat eseiliec that attend salivatioe, tutiori la any degree, or r brines*, or restrietitnt in di atm niestimabie Drips lisre approbation Cite snare to. 35 yi prove a never-failieg restorative, I 'limed by too free we of wricnry, Bets of a warm climate, To tr shooed, tlet7 cannel hr fCCOMITICIII receive a sifts, speedy, sod rumple Clads, sad every wrakaew that al lan , of urnpe. fly its etSrary al mothers, who for yearn had Arco d Sold wholesale and retail, at all side, eerier of PAterrilaier rim, at 11100 ch ; Wcaton, Purist* ; Willt Prat, ; Caswell , Dubin' ; eel Macheton, Edinladriat ; and V e*Stt, to bottles, at sis yd. each, a