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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DI I LITABY PROMOTIONS. War-fl re, 4.11,, , 1 P. I 04”9. Commissions signed by 1 ,, I.nra Lieutemun: Coduly nr Motapnoery Westrilo it. zottent of T. 0,11 Militia. .tobn 'E , lvtattle, tag. to be Lieutteadto C"loael•Contorml ans—titAte•l Novemlwe 1, tmo9. Julio IlutalTreyw, Emu to be Lieutenant-Colortcl—dated Sep- ember '24, 1.4 . 08. P.jcc JOCK'S, !eq. to be 3/1111 , -.4lfril aw abllle. PARTS 1) tssn I:D. David Hood ind Jammer Will ism Drss ...... nns!, ni Son-street, flishopacatc-strcat, lasatkors, posts:cre Auguta 7, . • l'Alst 1,, !Dint Ltiscll, Thonno. lilbell, of %Var. ick, calotort-makers. July / log, Grottos. asai t pcii, William Bean, onst issoittniss Fell, et Nnitsogisarts, and of King's A eau. Inaildi,so, oud•stre. t, iacolats..lace•rnutsstfat tso tva a. A u;:nat s, Ione). litchard fisalnn . a•ni 1 lannibal at Fuzslentna and %le ••,‘ 111.inif I . 4ctUtUfk.g . Oil a vitriol. .luly I. IV.4iasis,Stctsbcus owl Arnett. of Pedlat'a•Acre, stone-we-Mt:nits .fun:. N. tan!). Chnnd'sre and Jam,. Flauto, of Redlsetdr, 110.:1•40,1, bll.O l / 4 .111i1101 , 4111[12,1 2. 1 1 409. Winkle Fetrett and Mcpbes Clark, of Cloaks*, Barka, inernen. !Itarelt 1 , 4j l'horaa• fen•sson tool Periarn4 WiNtmon, of Upper Best Satithfield, St. But 040. , , A.clgate, Lu I.loa, grower". Angulo 18uo. Jolla Lover. Joshua r.,,,vrr,WiLiana %with, and Ttkhaett Polls', of tindult- , t. Lark, k, th•otantilt rwinn, of Kinzatutt &toot-Doll, saute coaoty, Joho Weboter, of llee. te,., Volk. and hoceph DO . khret.t, of Ditartiet,:r. York, •rown-glatro.tuatttoturer" Friwo tett Bi. taw). RA NK Pill SS 14' P ESSEI)F.D. lfilliaw o:livant and Thotnu Othvant. of Maud/ester, cut. tott-w.oufacturers. Jolt,* Bailey, of Citaae.:rplacte, Is. IJU4, shalom:T. It.tNKRUPTS. StOIMVIO/11 leek, of Bury.steast, St. Mary-Axe, Looluo, irwriler, to morreoler, Atil. 46, si t s-pt tit. at twdyr, Attorne)o, %Aiwa. Collo" gad tl'aller, Spit-J -*lam. 40144•1 T'nwirt, of l)iekv, Chester, altopkeeper, to starreo. der, Spit, 14. 11.1., Sad 10, at 111 , . at the IHVX gate, Maneheeter. Allot ory", Mr. Ralph* Ellie, Closlitery taut, ioynclott ; and Air John H;geno, Maorlirrter. /oho E:rwlen. of Newmarket. Sulfitr... earproser, to 4UM`II. Asr• ttt. Kll6o, 21, 8,14 Sept. 19, it eleven. at the fled Liao, is the Petty fury, f:totabriti4k. Aiburoey, Mr. Cooper, Carnairtidge. Julia Shaw, et Wappin. -IVOII, MiJA:e•ax, prove ion-mer chant. to entrench r, Ant. 19, and Sept. 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attomey, Mr. Wilde, jute. Cast!. :Angel, Paletw.etctre, London. t 'hart.. Lerwit. of High.stroet, Shads. 11, Midolemett, etru".bat-tnanttfarturer, il , llllllTVIldt r, A u i t I _. IQ. and Soot. to, at too, al tattikhnit. Loodoo. Attorney, Ilr. l'ucher, Bertlett'eAttUldionB,llelbora. John Allsopp of Winelositer, Hanle. "Mc -wearer, In Far rewler, .4ag. 12. 46, god Scpt W. at t "vow, at fiuil•lhall, London. Attorney, tlr kerout,Tharics•lo4, I.tiodun. DIVICENns. Srliterrsher 16. Carom,. Fall a Jain P flute:Magma, late of Tuoler.street.,eloothaark, Surrey, nitres, et tiered, at Callahan. I.onduit. September 2ti. Thomas Rands, of 'tampon& 'Middlesex, builder, at tea, at rroabiu AuZvlit Ebrabeill Slider, of 11.iford, Deena, lied*, at eleven ' of 11., Tai ern, Briatol. Septeartier 2. Wthixio Coif. ofl;p,orr FA , ,t Sinithfeld, NW eheraeinoasi taeleroit Guildhall, Looting. Noemotier 7. Tbona.t. It ',site, of Son Ai rack, Surrey, hakes - dart r, et our, at Girldlian, I.ooduu. Nueettitwe 16 Freileriek Geolt helwr, of f:riglitLidae atom, Seems, Imnkar 114 r, at heeler, at Guildhall, Loudon. !Sovemt,rr H. w e i,ard of Town Malting, Kent, poesy. at .ore, at f;nildhall, Lndon. Noveriihei s . JOllll C:re,MWOl.ll Wi Grimaldi, •.f Old •nalstreet, Middlesex, &aril..Reeve, at urn, at Gu:lri- MU, Londe's. 7.Vocetubei 7. Well iam Grimaldi, of Old Hand-street, Mid dlesex, an , tiu..•* , „ al nor, at Loudon 'Forenther it. Yet. r ‘:!:.-7.ri, of Suffolk-lane, Loodun, nier4atit, at twelve, ifilveolvtr 7. Jarv:, ;01 •, of Alder.nanhury, I..ondne, tioMer, t irrlee, at 'roil/DWI Yfotreralwr tt. WliiAlll9 Millery, of Drury-lane, Middlesea. warehouseman ' gttwelee, rt G l i.lakall ‘ l4),ijOn. September 90. Robert Fogg the younger, of New 11 , 1111- street, perish of Saint fotorge, Hanurcr-apart, sex, rhe.iiimaii, at ten, at Gitililhan, Sirpteaalier John rirthall, of Liverpool, botcher, at 41411C111, at 11w Ghee Tavern, John...beet, Lsrerpooi. November 16. Salami Morta. of Brightlielinstunc, Su ssss s liner-draper, al twilit., at I:in . ..Hiatt, London. Stptenifir 5. ( bailee JUIKS, of Liverpool, oureliruaL al eleven, at the York Hotel Willi.imano.stinare. September S. William Rion., ut Wakefield, York, brick. layer, et tea, at Ow New t'“utl.l-lotixe, 11•akefield. liq'terstlvi to. 14de:teal Brace, of klartbalonit w-laue, Lon don, lo.itinin , --beiMer, ut tpetre, at Guildh,,ll. IliPtralSCl 13 John Elliott and Johnrhoiii:t• Ong:tall, of Upper Ea.t parhai of g.vitt 'Roi.ll.l, a 0110.1 Alditate. al.ddlccax, elax.,lrtastri., at tivehe, at Guild. hal!, !..a.d..0 October t 7. H. ma Smyth, awl ThaLansaw( J..ho Llsr • Ilea, of 14.:1-larc, Tuuht sty vt, Surrey, coopers, at ta dye, at Guit4loa.o, London, lieptemtwr 9 Juha (owes. r wad Tlkoinal Cluue P..ti irk, late . .4 Suffolk lane, London, iugurdace-bruktrii, ul ten, at Gana%all. Saptetuher 2. Ttnanna I fumphryes, of Cheltenham Otter, St..(letase 's• I mid,, balmy, hmK•deakr, at ten, w Guild- - 1011, Landow. August :l u. Prayten Moore•, of Lenbant, Knit, late Purser of tl.te Sir Stc+ken Lastringtos EAU lirdiartaia, at alert a, at Gaildtiatt, London. August JU. Tlivaiaa llrll, of Beth, carrier, at eleven, at Elephantatbat Cartk• Ina, Bath. Supt v. Jolts Parker, of rtithcrit, Litiramer, rutton-api•- arr, at tea, at air Nu,' Cistli, ro. Sept. 9 itultrrt Ilealuit, of Chiswell.strert, near patuter, at ten, at G 1461.11.01, I....rwlins. Oct. t 7. Ji.aepla Waybtan and Juana Geriar.t, ~f tiaau *treat,'dl(uurita, Lulnisau, corticartoi., at :wane, at littikt- CURT ItTCA'rrS--A Cc* In. Isaac Weave R , late of Chearele, Loulkm, perfeweer dnoto Fostr. of Great Diateff•latur, Imudou, wino and brood, merchant. 1.4 ,;; lA. ake, of Spiel-moare, London, eilk•mauufar !,•r Johr. Wit.ch, of Nerreastle•upon•Tyne, merchant. J .an D:, :IS, hat t, Cheater, money ec,tvetter. I ohne Small, late of Erretame, Worcester, itotholder. 7164mat0 %Intel. ui eiretinc:lars, VV.:r Ark, buttoa-;esker. retar ,'clle.:.irsta..at, of St Jeoteis , street, Aialril:aama, ware houttentatt. Abraham Joseph ittetri* , , Stkettstreet, Load m, merchant. kobert Cowper, of Cattotua.rtrre t, Loodo:., warti110.46:146114 At the last sitting ut the Niorignotristes ut lirent fiserl, a chants was toearil before them, preferred by the parish officers of !Ireton, a ) ;ainst for cruelty to a child alsnit live veers of age„ whom it was stated he had loontrht ?rout sortie ;Opines, and tuai,,tained in his Nouse. The child being aecnstuoried to al wandering life, put &dine stray, in a closet and ..et tire to it; beitic perceived by the accused, he was °unopened ta t.,ke a piece of hot on (rola a tie with hie hare hand., and will. aft. r wards.feretely btre ten. - In jfestal. titian of his con duct, me soccur.ed said he had done so to terrify t't child for the future, but did not mean to repeat such errs-dies, oionl would use him tenderly. The 3laLPstrotes, howes*; held bits to hail, to answer the coolish:ad at the edsuing Middlesex Seseautts. ,~. rottel!. ; :: G V 11A/lIICILLo Yesterday, .I,Arph ('innerly was brought dot the re•es,32lll• Hal ill, la flire iir .tliteratio.tissoatiastraa, Oa a el•lirtl. litliiebreWil:l!: It appeared the Pri/SriAl WT. who la, •alane, Smithfield, retarned home on Friday osaht last, *Soot eleven o'clock, when liracroa souse me. 111 the shop, he 41.11.1' the storm, and the Penman . , s 1 oppre hetided rstanue out the lisck way. lie 1.111 , atlerwacils semi:lir .1; tor one prwket were fermi js lialfpc..ce, sod is another the elptr in $lleY heel liven pocked. The Prosecutor said a parcel 0f....1.1 Isalf i renee. had been stolen, and feveral hats, nod that the paper corresponded with some that be had ill hisimure, but he could out positively either to it or the halforuce. The Prisoner, in bin 11.-1111C1', said, be bad patrac.l a :told seal Fir: ja and rec. ired the copper to ala ltl rnent. He hail noplayed a boy to alert the pawn, who ape Peered It. eottels 6.r She truth .4 his assert...km, anti also the putrubrukrt alto cave it, , the motley. The Prisoner sae committed tot trial. Alia /trot, rreratit to Mr. Italica, brdc•r, of Iloorfirlds, was cliarg,-.1 with at. ague a pieee of earpetttisq. "I'lic Police Officer, a ie. amprchendril lb? Prisoner, raid, that Mysn hail offered to pawn the erns r, for 'due shillisiv, to a pawn broker; also, suspeetiug it was stu'en, seat for him ; hr af t. maids found the pits)'., 11.1111 so IiaCIA it lead lawn eat, in the eve of a barrow-n.. 03.4 a Ince it had beell tilt by toe Pri. stater.. The Pros. rotor rain he had entrusted the carpet to the Prisoner's care, for tire purpose of she.* log II to a cus tomer, and 'mid 11,1 doubt al its liciag his property. The Prisimer, in Lis Jrfelre, 411 IA he 1,0u411t the rarest for seven shtlittute, io miler to sell it actin, and t1i.r..19 car n a alullitig honestly.. lle was conoodted for trial. A boy, short fourteen tears of.nae, nallcra .111.3 secontl ortaustustiva, oat a t stealing ala pound Ilu:.l cote (emu his master's desk. The t wo-posad Mlle bad never been disco, re. ; but, iu the srareh, ,00ne trdling thing's, tildels his mash r n t,,mcd to be his, aver found cone...led its the collar of tire (rods cost. Ile cried very much, 111111 beTr.4l fur p a ra...., pi: ow that be *" 01 . 1 urrrr "'re l ee pods of *matte ntiesiers He a as.allow w railtintren his kev:rcs for are - Navy, and an ()direr was ordered to 1a Le him to the tender. ..... dos 1'44,044f, att old palsied woman, wag chrotcd; with atrahotr, Com Iwr a lutir of shuts Well a blanket. Thc Prusetutoi acts, that twit.; apprrheuaivc she tarsal to efts awry in Ida dolt, and liavottg ether statitiriaas, Ins pre. cured as thierr Io peach the apartaucutot, who daa•oe. dupla Me of the thing. atolen. like said oaths.% to hik tic" atal.waa erstmoted tur further t zatatinatiott. K E LSO, A UM'S 3. On Friday lest, the Josticeisof the Peace this distend derided a c.w! of eery. general importaiice to the To Or, respecting the duties or servants to their ',septets. Mr. Oliphant,. farmer, in Merle ',on& a v ~,,, .1 std. utmost Jolla .!itJry, James 'heels, and Wiiiirsat IRlPeels. three of his binds, for 14%44 rector() to lino, iilr.ne from the field cut Ara,- lift their horses, in the evening, which it lieClllo these servants conceived they teem not ohligect to do after having gone on ordinary . yoking at the plough ; thee, therefore, wit:Ml.ll their re fusel in Court, and attempted to iiistify it Upon the gromid, clever rated. lite Justices we t unimionontly of opinion, that these servants had acted fonst illegally and Stuff's perly, iloio:/e l Mit their master's order', and therefore lined each of the Detendants in the tutu njone guinea, and Aiwa, thew liwitle in the whole expessaws of the t bbbbb ideirst. TheCuttar, upon this occasion, espresled their seaticuanttaretty fully resi wet ing ass Ora that seems to prevail. among Many of the servants in this neigh. bunrhood, as if there were certiits fixed and limited hours. rlining,wlrch only they are bound to work * nod that.after these hours, they are at, betty to als sent themselves from their set vie! , or to employ themselves as they plesse. This appeared to the Court to he s v(ry erroneous and improper notion ; Ind they s expreielerl their isnaninsour opinion, that hinds, and all servants hired by the year or haille year, Are 11011111 to serve their orititii, and be. ready to filsey his orders, at all hours, by night as well ..s.. by day, soil are not at liberty to almscut themselves at any time withoes his leave. 'nom there are no fixed or hunted hours of work, the muster being by Is role iirlge of the tune his servants awl horses ought In lit employed, and his orders, while not unreasonable or oppressive, must he olieyed.—• That, on the other hand, if the muster alialluise such orders as RIO either oppressive or unreasonable. the servant, upon a complaint 10 a competent Court, amid proving his ease, will airway oht.in re. 'trews. Hot in the case before the Court, the mas ter's orders were both rrasnituide and propei; and tile Justices thonght Mr. Olifiliant had done a ser vice to the public. in Irriincing • totward the corn plaint against these servants, as it Might serve as ail ' example to others to avoid the Mike* offence and punishment. The MASTER Atli WAIERE%3 Of the Bakers' Compsoy 'until ou the Loon M A TOL VeiteradY. to Set the assist cud mire of B:ca.l. nig Lordship.. after esootioing the Meighweieers' Repots, was itlelsetl to order Bread to rise 3(1. per peek. . . In the Committee of the House of Commons oas .3lr. Wtstost's rejected Gas Light 13ill. an ermuctst Cheusi.t delivered s Report, from *hid, it appears. that many total of hams* brolly* are annually sent sea from the Metropolis to the North. %hers they are ground, or' rather broken amid! in molls contrived fur the purpose. and theta Led as a manure. During * dreadful thundue glom, which hap pened on Wedues.lay. the itith ult. at &Touchline, Hues ?sate% st rv.uit with Mr. Jung Sttir.sits, Gertield, parish of Muuchline, was struck dead by the lightning, while, busily employed in the hay field. Ills head was severely bruised, the blood rouningout at his mouth end ear., his kris siogtd, and 1141 countenance almost Week. and iwurli dis figured. 'thy fatal fluid appears to bare penetrated bin forehead, from a large wound which it had To:Mein it; (tom tlienoe to have been conducted down through the body, meriting Its progress by singing the hair on the breast. seincliiug his sto mach. And inaliog several i i ins bottom.. His hat was found lying in utter., it n 11/1101derAIlle dis tance from Min; both his stints were kimek,ii Erwin his feet. and nue of them, torn to !pieces., h.id !Arra throws' by the shock to the thottidcw ) of several yar.4s. t)n Friday evenine: 64, in ionvnuenee of as iuforomtion, JOiu Wissom ells. Lefty. a numerals stuff destierate OffelWier,, was apprAimilert at Leith. 'There *tie Intind (mt. esled in his clothes, silver watches, two awn silver tea-spuons, (;;.c goad ring, three guld bre:lA-loom, wont vr.i:eli churivei, seals, and vaiines shawls, t 4 e. ti e has been committed foe trial. Ilia aixoulpher riertUnately madchts roar, - __ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. rtrittsmouni. AUGUST 3. Arrived a fleet of transports from Lisbon, under cansoy of the Citampion.—WM(l W.S.W. FAI.MUIITII, ALII.:UfiT 5. Arrived the Steanneek, Clark, from Norfolk, Virginia; and Venus, Hamilton, from I,ialkon for Cork (very leaky) ; she spoke three prizes yester day, raptured by the Emerald frigate ; two from Guadaloupe ; Vac other a coaster. DOVER. AUG. 7. Yesterday, about FiFven o'clork in the evening, privateer was seen to carry off a very tine ship under American rolours, which was going at the hack of the Goodwin Sands; another ship at the ►one t ime ran fur the Downs; a ketch was also in company, lint it coming dark we last sight of her: no cruisers were to be seen. rizo3l LisT. CR .1. V rsr NO, A tic; CIT 7.--Arrived the !listen, TAUgh fsm, frolin ; tlritwuuie , Whltearrt, from Gibraltar ; uimick, from Claarlestuu ; Ike r, Rome, from Cadiz; 5..1.11.,wer, 11•Gleintr, from l.i.liuu ; utirl fume, Dun bar, from l'lola.b.lphia the Lavinia, hicrounn, for S t. ; Pothyrtgru , a, tor ; Prpc y, 1 , .1" 310g3.1.11'e ; Duke of l'urk, &tea, for Yrivirtati ; TI a% for Sierra Le.sne ; Lord Culliiipstiort, Sal ttitt I• • ; SaraKoraa , )1 6 kimikk, fur Cathr; Betty. Ilconslie ; tool Sparklyr, Drown, Lir Oporto. The Brunswick, tititeeii)N, tutu Loude' for hasloacidere I utf the Banks of Newt,.laud laud. An tetrad unate accident happened. Monday se'imight, at the guinivwcker-tailla . lately ereCtegt Cowmen ilfood; near L'euryn. (Meat the earl ea ters wee directed 'Nuke a sonsll alteiution in the machine that works the. Nieves, and. the man who had the care of die Willie ere& preparing to remove all the poi: der alder procesis,.but sus prevailed nu to let it re: nun, upon au assiiriroce fr the cat treater, that he should only use a wooden Soot' after,however, the neighbourhood was alarm ed by an explosion, :old the manager of the works, approachimr the spot, found the carpenter and the other work:Juan, with too women, blown about YO yards from the ruin, and tire:virally wounded. The men cod one woman :galleon only a few hours; the other woman languished till next were ing. Another man and a girl, who were at work in an adjoiniug {Moo., caril l on! unbolt,. altlunigli they were,d4 a. Ire yards from lie place where the expliisi64l liatrin nett. The other buildin4s and mills, !smug alliegatid in a vane}, about so yards fends each other, with a mauiud of earth between.. eaeh, received' no ittainayai, the force of the expio- Ilioll necessorily ventigig itself upwards. Whether the itecide u t nas occasioned by the unfortunate cat-- print r axe, which eras found after ward, it; It tiehl of oats at, a 14111411 listener, or. I.y a tObleCCUlre 1111141 couirealcvi In his picket, cation, he ascertain ed; but. front his coliresiion before he died, it is sup posed from die latter. The thunder-storm of the i7tli ult. which wr.s par tially felt sit- Leeds, was 11104 tremendous about seven miles to-the South-Est. Various accounts of the erects of the, storm have reocherl us, and f nut them we extract the following particulors:— Seeerol. limises at Ourforth weeostrock with the g, and, aentingst others, the hooey- of- Mr. Collett ; the electric fluid struck the iihimney, atilt ascot through the wall, which it damaged it' se veral places ;sit then loon another.direction, broke a chair and some Chine, lend again penetrated the wall '('he house of Thomas Webster was also much shattered, and two cows killed ; tune the property of the liicar,.the Rev. Mr. Whitaker. and the other belonging to•a poor maul, who had had enisfortmie to lose another vow six weeks IS' fore ; animals hail Hu Litt or lonise, b-it their bodies were much runnel, and seemed stroegly impregnated with suligur. At lierwir k-in-Eltnei, the bootee of Mr. Thomas Stoner was greatly shattered, and a collier stamliiig in his house hod his shoe-string berut by the electric spark..-- the midst of this war of elements. Me 14 11i11' 7 11 1 holding care of that Being oho raie is die sdeel wind and directs the storm;' is; strikingly display ed. Mr. Milli Mrs. Collett had scarcely monied the room, w whirls they had both. been sit dog, when the lightning entered the apartment, and averwlolaied every thing ill its destinetive course. Mrs. Stoner had engaged a party to tea the same afternoon, but had reversed her invitations, at the rarest% of out. of her friends, and gone to visit 14 neighlotor, when • the room in %%loch her party would have sat was...shattered with the light mng. A tree, guider which• a iitimher of hay makers had imprudently placed theloselve, was shivered utmost the very moment after they hail quitted their shelter ; and a inan cud his w ife, at kippax, sitting at opposite sides of the lire, hail a dog killed betwixt them, though they both 'seeped ailliiirt. We regret to henr th:d in the sortie from Floats. Colonel P.IICII has been Willy %entitled in the chow, and islikely to lose an arm. The death of the late Aldernsau Fr.rmi NG. of MAIM. which we lately mentio.te.l, was Weft% din ed lay at melancholy accident : 11. , was preparinz to make a summer exceirsiost to %Voxfoni, And was examiiiing liis travelling pistols, previous to his setting out, wheal one of them went off, era the ball entered below his nostril, penetrated his brain, and jived aced i mused i te: death. We understand that the profits of the first night's representation at the New Theatr.., in Covent-U:lr den, are to he approprint.-el to the relief of the families of the fireineo arid others, who perished in the ruins of tile old one. This is a very just and proper act, tor the Proprietors must recoil, ct, that, to the ',Misers-et art of cutting and altering, for tlst sake o esiltiricisig,, the erasy old Wilding. the cala mity to the weir olfferers was chiefly to be ascribed. The horse which Gen. JUNOT presented to Lord Pacer, as of the lies( bred horses in France, and fur whir Is lists Lordship gave a very line English horse in retail..., is now at Heandesert, near Lich neld, and Is au 111-41nspeil. shabby animal, not worth 1(4. A youth of 13 years of age, the only 143111 of Sir Enwslin ['germ. Kart, of Brook-I-Lyme, in the minty or Sol:rivet, WWI rsf•Westmorlainflllinuse, 1...n0t0n, has hero ever• since the 17th ultimo mis isi.ig fromthe sesiden e or his dislrinsolatrrarelits. The Young ire-it;eatiros will, no his attaining the ic,;e of t i yew, l‘e , eints possessed of • fortune of 30,0001. t ar *anon'. ~- Dt:BLIN 1 MPOitTS •A ILY LIST Or 000011 Istrowrsin AMD IMPORT•IIL 0111111111, 14111011tIDAY, •L LLst Y. 1M port - IN.—ANTIGUA . L. a. John Cordon . 35 Shills. IS tierces / Mum. aitgar 79. 1 9 • SURINAM. Ditto • • •3u dittio ditto • . g 4i 9to TR I NI DA D. Ditto . 24 ilillo ditto . • 69S 2 9 WISCASS CT. " C. Fawcett and Cu. . ti h. 24 theta l9 14 IS 06101. X. Val. O'Connor, juu. . au,outo stares . 6 9 u TENtIIIFFE. Shaw and Litton . . pipe Maims n 4 12 LONDON. .10 chests black and • green tea 353 II I , J c hests East India t i Peter Rue and Son • ndigo (bonded) . 5 11 J. F. and A. Movers ii c h es t sh ijrk ' u do. truheado 3 lilt s nall ) ba Y • • ( hags lilk per S. Bewley 6:C Fowler 274 lb. thrown silk . 116. u LIVERPOOL. Robert Cantrell . case hosiery . go tO fi Stewart, Jordan h . Co.. I cask ladies' lost bodies 1 I li , John Elliul . . . I cask ironmongery . 317 7 Will. Wentworth . I 1131 C old drapery . 16 3 HOLYHEAD. Marrpiis of Duivwshins 1 chariot 1 barouche 44 2 * Mr. Dunne . - • I CC: • • • 1 4 Mr. Thompson . carsick . . 2 Mr. Cobb: . . . I pubs-chaise . • 2 Ris.Otway . . • 1 ditto . • 22 9 Lord . . . I chariot . . • a c Lady Louisa C7usiolly . 1 coach . • •a 9 • Mr. Yeo'y . . I chaise and harness 7 0 Ain, Wall . . post-chaise . • 15 2 Colonel Sheldrake . 1 chin iut . . • 3 2 & John Phillips, P"..q. . t turned. . • 46 9 3 Mr St. George . • 1 gig • • 3a • Captain Pi °by . . 1 cncricle . . • Ga a Lord Cihsury 1 coach . . . sto n a :Samuel :11611s, I pust•chaise . . s 2 Mr. Dankest . . i coach . . • 10 S • Rev. Mr. lletuiltues . 1 Chariot . , 2 a . Mr. 31' Llvea . pess•eua•se . .Ia 2 Lewis Cnekren, Cur 1 c"nrh . . . MIS. Butraers . prel•cliair& . . 6 I. . . 1 bunko . • • 69 • Cans! Company . . I cowl. . . 10 a a. Mr. Culenian . . Ipi st chaise • s* • Mr. Odell 1 ditto . • IS 2 Mr. Strtha . . Fib . .• . g GClSeral(•lo/41. . I post chaise . • 2 9 9 Sir. Iloarr. . 1 dish) I gig harseas 71 8 4 Mr. Faultier . • 1 rig . . l. 5- 6 Mr. Coiheit . I poet-chaise • •6 a I/ , Slr. Ornewii . . I ditto • • 40' 9' • Colonel Mutinnis 1 dilto . • •e 9' • I.vrtl Seanclerlin . • 913 , • • Mr. Wynne . . 1 Irmlea . . • 10. p • Rev, N. It Dudley . 1 post-chaise • • 5• I- SO- W. %lillal.d, . . t ditto . • • IS. Major Doyle . . 1 Leal . lO. • ••• Mr. Cook. . i poat.chaise . 2. a I. Mr. Rot•Louud . 1 dick, . • • Ift. a • Lord Winch& . . 1 coach • 17 •an Mr. 11.3 . 11141.1 . l gag • • - •• 9. MI. Coupe . i coach . . • 6 RTS —LONDON. (-Wilkens 941rarrels pork, T testes* • Richard Alitigriss . l pert; 0) casks salts, ii Mid, glue,' all Morns, loon pieces linemelorta. - ARMCO,. Itti Yturke . • • . Julie Cork z 4 Nitro elf eking, a trunks Legliivi tant4rg.t•r ENO itojkiii4i Co. . 42,00 pieOti Imam cloth Rt "Livr.fiPooL. 'Loh* : eii 8 Tobin .' . .42 haiioehS 4; eitklii . 44 et/WS 40 Sheep COULSE OF EliCitAD 'Amittrdams 31 0 a U. Ditto at Nirht 30 Rutter-kw-- q i 6 2 U. Hatufnarich 29 a 21U. Altaea 29 s oil.'. Paris ;E, Faiu&r, Auo. 41 -Nears 4. Lisbee . be Oporto 69 Me Amin.. • -6; L matte . . SI °theater • 3l . nubile . A Cu:* n Ditto. 2q 5 4 U. S Cada.. Muttrict — IP paper. 44 4. freet • • 1.11.1.1.1091. Portia in C ar ..ii 8.. per o, llooldoons N vie Dollors 8 7 biker in Bars —t-- Kea Louis Peel Arlo of the Beak of Hollesd. per Cent. lernio Ditto — circa. !Whoa 4l 57 Geuua :u 1.1.3 Pic. Yricire u. C.... St itivilect. I'ItICE OF STOCKS YLSTF.RDAY. 3 per Cent. 3 ptr Cent Consols. 4 per Cent. S pie i'ent. Nns y 94 stq Lone Anneitit • tmlia 1i0n.14 '10.21 peens. F.ertteritter llil4 English Lottery Tecket4.. ..... 1211. I 1.. Cuestas for.. . T. 61,411, Stock-twulter, is Capeskin, and 9, Citarine:.erose. • - 711.11t1t I Al; LS. An Monday, st St. Hs•v.lu•h o ane 417 h erase, by thy nicht Itcv. the Bighop *-1 .e Choral, by ' , pedal h ..bop of Oxford, Sir Henry Si. Juhn Mddinay, Bart. of Dowsers Add Park, fn etre County of Sunili uu , to Chatkatr, eldest daughter dr . the Hun. P. Bouverie. Tire Rev 4rthtbdd Rourlag, Recto( of Carnallaimy sad Oughtreagli, m Ire!ar,l, to the Retht Hurt. Lady Soria Drew, de tighio ihr late Earl of Dunmore. On Weilorsilia) In.t, Copt !Letts, of the Ling reventre• Cutter, to Me. I. Holt, daughter of Julia Holt, of Ryt.,Gent. on *Ouch iieriedun &Kr teem bunted and gum, fared at 14r; as the ere . ..loolly was over, the politer took ti • louse. from She eon mica, soil drew the imp py pair to the me turtiJikt -rate, mail, after giriag them numy eouglainlittory cherra, departed. flu onwisiege last, suddenly, at R. Sampter'e. 31hIrlk,am Mrs. Crofts, of Limn. Oki: hfri lett behind her ass afflicted hastoud auJ large fiumly tit children, with minty retains" sad friends, to be• nil the has of a ',ion, slid amiable Intat3D. On Saturday marlins:, after a lout; and severe Mete..., in the. 2 ist ear of her axe, 1 lin Brt9Ms, o II) daughter of Mr Bradley, of Westxate-strert, in (30m-rater. Os Thmrsday last. at Tray House, near Monmovtli, after au ithosis of a few days, Mr. James Croft, Sirwaid to Ina Gract tint Itnkt• of Beaufort. • I11(;11 Vt . ATI:11. 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