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GLOUCESTER COVNTY ELECTION. Monday list. agreeably to the public advertise ment, a dinner of the principal Freeholders of the county of litnueester resident in -the Forst ur Deno, took place, at the hear tun, New,iliani ; Roynon June., jun. Ell. in the chair. The Meet ing war unin-rously and respectably attended by the Forester• iu the interest of the worthy Baronet 1 anionast i.thers we noticed the Rev. Mr. Setidttirtl, Mr. Pyrite (our of the Verderers) and his brother, 'the Res. Mr. Pyrke, Rev. E. Jones, Rev. I'. Jolter, Mr. J. Feudal', Mr. Jell, Mr. Lloyd. Ite. After several appropriate blasts, the worthy Chair man rose, and told, be felt highly gratified by the attendance of so respectable a company of his Friend' and brother Foresters, and would hove been more so, if Mr. Prohyn, the Father of the Fo rest, (who was from home) had filled the chair. 1(e begged leave to propose the health of Sir Guise, his friend and relation, with Nieces' to luta in the present contest far the iudependenee of the County. This toast was drank with the greatest rtithusiesni, and repeated cheering. The seclunie tion having subsided— Sir %Vit. Guise ruse, and said. he felt gratified with the enthusiasm which so numerous and re spectable a Mertitig of the remitters had sheen on the ouhject. Ile was delighted to say, that ill every part of the county he met the most Battering encouragement, and even in that part inure iinme. (finely ender the infiarnee of his opponents, lie found • spirit of goodwill, and anxious desire fur the success of their independence. lie now gave the County his solemn pledge, thet it should have the mean. placed in its power to return an bide peedret Member, as he would give every Free holder an opportunity to declare his seutiments by his vote. Det.reged leave to propose the health of the worthy Chainuan, to whom and to whose fa mily he was V/ highly indebted on the preset ut. cation.—Tbi• toast was drank with repeated accla 7 usat:otis. and three tint's three. Doctor Humeri addressed the Meeting nearly in the following words:—Gentlemen, not having the boisour of holing known in this part of the county, ',wept to the worthy Chairman, and to a few of his friends, it may be deemed an intrusion in me to take up much of your time ; I shall, therefore. con sent myself . with making very few other; ation.. In the first ploce, it is not necessary here to pay soy thing in praise of the smithy Baronet, as you Ose all aciuninted with his merits. Ile is your Verderer sad your friend. You know him, and viii love him. The cause we are engneril in. I iseve already explained to you at the County Meet. ingest is the cease of Freedom ard Inclepepil enee—• cause that all are interested in. hom the highest to the lowest—a cruse that mint triumph if the Foresters are united awl Inc. Geodesist:lh the two great Pests in this County have long consi dered us a Borough in their families by hereditsty right, mot if they succeed in this instance, it will, instil probability. in future farm a part of their Kill. and merrily settlements.—( Shorts efNe, .14, from the Foresters, it shall hot bt se, we here berms a Berough long trough. j—Our adversaries are con- Wen' ire shall succeed, if we are united; and, therefore, have endeavoured to create a di-union in the 01.1 Whig It.temst of this Counts. by repre senting their Tory Candidate as a Whtg. They have hitherto succeeded in very few itivaiit:es; Gentlemen'. they have attempted to raise that foul hand, the Demo* of Discord. in the Forest. though I am filly couviuced without success; for the Fo resters of Dean hove always supported the %Vhig Interest in a body. sad it is only by being united that they can be formidable to the reetny.— insets end curs, We will be rceitecl.)—The motto of our adversaries is, 55 ilitide a impere —the mute of the Fore stews will be Vega. rids. 'dd."— erSkettis of applatoe). Gentlemen, remember the Bundle of Sticks ; apply the mend to youreelves, and coo will convince guar enemies that their boast. ed rieclaratioos of being, able to divide the Forest will prove uaftipialed. Gentlemen, it has been asserted by some, that 55 the country is not vrotth saving ;" the asorition is false; we have a glorious Constitution. the envy and admiration of the world; sortie few abuses have certainly crept into it, but those may all be coy. ee-led by a moderate and temperate Reform. such as our worthy Friend will support : others have soid, that. supposing we should succeed in this in. stance, the nation is too deeply sunk into cornm non. f..r a • &trey instance of the fliCfra , of an 111.. d.pendent Cm:lidate to Le of ally armee. It err teinly, Ciesit'emen, is too far gone. if we 11 0 1101 exert ourselves to sate it ; but we must apply our shoulders to the *heel, sad then our emanate will be imitated by the, country at large. That single plant, the spirit of iodepeodetice, nourished and fostered county, however it may at first be exposed % the chilling frost. or scorching heat. will still take ront, shoot out. sod beer fruit iii die. tent comities. and we shall have the honour of 16 st cultivating it upon our own toil. Gentlemen, we justly glory in the nonse of free-born Britons, and the same spirit that iodates as to oppose these do smartie invaders of on, rights and privilege., will equally incite us to repel a foreign for; and when ever the common enemy of the world shall dere to approach our shores, who do you 'outwear will lie the firat to stand forsranl in defence of their corn. try ? lent the hoe sycophants for power and prefer mere—not these who have butteoed like locuute noon the country-4ot thou , nho are omit !eel{ in the (internment for every thing they poesess-..eln, throve are ion toe peteitieS to be dle , wort d oii w the heti? of but ours, Ives, (ientlemen, wr flint have been calutusitstird—we thot have been tra duced bectinee we support the Worthy Baroot t who has coin• forward so noley to support no— we. I say, sh be found the furciaost at-our poses — we shnil it, the first to rally Town! the Altar and the Throiler—( P.Suudcr Vappfasse)--and yon. Genilenien -if the Forest, I. I.ait the Si-tuber for that !tray wieeo rates trium:iliiit• on the nor,.l— l oo. who vii' carry tt.e t•e•-•• et to t 1r 10011 to *eVr your Cr Ut .t•., t.,.•• try, enrry tisr I' VD* art. 4., (ri4 , otri W. to save your cuuntr) :--( ♦ : 1,411.1t( IT I4v•r / ill Mr. Nlot;.teitesie health b••ittr T.''. anti -.4.41-1 have not the honour. C.:cit.:fewest. of tninz a l'orvvier !and a hoz,h honour I v!inal.l ' , ea. IM tr.. hut I te.tde .In the same side of the Se etre, mad I hope to OM the dal veheu the whole o! I 0, the Foresten of Dean, Stith the *tees of tiie other virtu of this over Severn District, will march under itir banners of their respective parishes, each having the inscroptiett of Independence. to the biotin* at GlouceoU r, and decide the c'oestest in favour of oar ricks. I hove made it my busmen to attend par. ocularly to vaifying the returns, and ascertaining the relative strength of the two contending portico, and 1 ret rat my decided opinion, shot the Foirotero will win us the day for the cause of Independence. Nos more, if we would preserve the invaluable Constitution and rights which our forefathers pur chased for us by Nei, labours end blood, we must unite streitpously in restoring them to their ori ginal purity and spirit, which have been gr0...1y injured by the effects of time, sad still more by the mucks of ambition and corruption. It becoev., therefore, of the more importance that we shoulti re sist any new aggression, and that in this instance par tirmlarly we should adhere to principles of Constitu tional Freedom and Constitutional Reform. Gristle turn. 1 have liven informed that it is the intention of oar opponents to glee charily dinners to their adhe re:drawl depeudants; and I hove learnt with astonish ment, that the Foresters of the Forest of Dean are to be insulted with the oiler of a dinner of this sort; ai offer which. 1 am confident, will lie rejected with the honest incliwtution such au attempt sill deserve. I tall now. Gentlemen, propine to you a toast— May so Enlistees. ever rouocut to barter away his rigida for a woo of pottage! Many other Loyal and Constitutional Toasts, and Genticuiru who hate exerted themselves in the cause. were given Irwin the Chair, which were drank with actiatuotions. _NIVAL / ELLIGEACE. FORTMOUTII, Oct. 26. Arrived the St. George, 99 guns. Resr•Adanral Reytinlas ; Forma table. Os guns. Cspt. J. N. Nlor ris; Theban, SO guns. Captain Digby ; Gannet. IS guns. CaptainSteveusoet ; and Charger gun-brig— Irons the Dusn.,,, The Belrideri. 3li guns, Capt. Byron, with Ad. mit- Stor)er'. 114 g on board, will *A to-morrow fur I-I.li 111%. The sloop of war. Capt. Fithian, will anil in a few days fur the Brazils. The Cambrian and Ell:abeth, country ships. foe the Cape sod Metlra, will I ,to uuder her convoy. _ _ PLY MOUTIPDOCII. ocT. Aerive3 the .4rmet frt. 74. mist loyal Oork, 74. 1:1• 4 from Torh4v ; tli o G ffi4e4 bloop of war from blockeaing Si. .Alliollll. from where she w.m bluwit off nine days since, ■nd mime% a tre.nerilons that her hatches we're buttered down fur four dare successively ; the Sergi Sear, from the Clyde; the Peacock from a cruise ; and Weazlc from Fal- mouth. The Sarneilleare and other ship* are ordered to *run the Esp•diriun at Santana, &c. and are under boiltog ortlrm Sailed the Asir (ipanirh 74) fur Portsmouth; ' and the Placer dui, of war at a cruze. DK 4/.. OCT. 26. Came down from the /Veer, and pa%ord ihtutigis I the Dawn*. the eViscoittf 4..41 Arrived the Cly Ir hmit Sult4 t;ie .I.i)ord inliaussu hut the River. Wind N.E. rnives tDIVARD'S ISLAND. CH KILUTTE-TOWN. ORM S. has I. 'ld WO 41• _. arra .. aseii ow.. melt very n. awl mace intinage has beet. June by licks in ilte wools. •rse saw-.null built at Cruppion 010 die property of Lunt IVestenorland, has been lit ly burned Owe() ; however, Mr. Stewart, his Lind i AV, ageot. is going to re‘itilld it tot a larger male, I and to odd u grist-mill to it, shich aid he a great i colvenieoce to tt..t pail of the Cu witty. We have had ,eirvt.ll new 'Otitis, rapesial!y from lrela Id, wli,„ not acquainted with canoes and ralts, have ventured un thew and been drowned In.. sea son : one, al.wr d a move, of the name of heat inc. who canoe out its servant to the Chief Ju-tier, 1 but hating got well maimed, he gave op Ina inden ture). indeed there has in...r is a great recrssion of inhabitants this year from England and het sod, who are likely to prove valuable *riders; and yea terday two hop entered one harheurfrom Oben in 1 Scotland; o:.e with bon pasorngera, and the other 1 widi upwards of !in. They are lint a part of the fleet, as three vessels more, with tlw Wilt member, are expected. The her in all, stied to lie m• peeled, ii A 00; hut I thi. It they grewraby fall aliori; i not I dare to say frotu 4 m5O to 700 will e , r.—liini I help then, ! it Is a dreary season approaching for ; the homeless children of misary. To he sure their weal' men etiolate, the 111,1411lotttle of Scotland. ar thetr • • • • • comforts, hare not been very considerable, sad the I ;83141 , ..* are coming in, though the crofts are but i ind &relit. Ari) verso°, however, who can -peek Gire:ic will do well here ; and, as I have mu former i letters .aid, their children may become of use to the island. 1 The election of a Member for the Hoare of As sembly for King's county, in the room of tote lute Peter Msegovan, E s q. I lir Attnrcey-Gentr , ll. ended 1 yesterday, when James CUM?, E.q. ass elected by 1 • urelt majority. 1 The following is • list of our recent arrival, :—. Reliance, 6,n. Hail, London, awn* ; Catharine, /nines Lillie, Dion, h iR ; Wm. Aim, ditto; Llaaa, I. .1 Healey, Eimer, anew , awl Aiiiphim. Robert MAO, Loudon, brig. Seturdny in Inquest ors held et the li.nes Head. Borough, on the body 013. Junes. ‘141.1 w as fiend dead nn the preceding da).—Aft..r a long invrot Aat lon, the Jury return.-. 1 re rrhet of Looney. Sit or I sy in .r.11.4g ale the Colchester woz ie tr iS srs ...soon e r to to•ii loaded a tilt L oud,. end 110 , llt (-furs feels worm a and t.l il.trea pass* h i rers. one of the Alt tr-tr-c• look.. in VVhdechs e el, by witch one era. .min Itted her .I;u'.l fractured, sod 'reseal others Taw+ bruised. PA.. 1r ihr ..T..(1.5 U 9ATUiID4T. 3 p-r Cent Rr.lue..l ^.lil 3 rets civet. Colts, 4 tot t 4 • per Cent. 5 prr Ccal : 1 ~.r• Lung Ammatles• 4.m.,......1 1... i., R5..5.1. 111%•Lrqt.rr 1:01. Cos••••• for, T. IitISCI, stoel. F1,.A..r, 4, Cs...ko, sari Is Illisress.Crte& FROM sahranAP ivronrs aIEETTE. St. James's, October 27, 1810. Thursday list being the annitersorc of thi Accession to the Throne. when His Majesty entered into tile fiat-tint year of his reign, the guns in the I'4rk cud tit the Tower we.e li..d at one •clock' ; nod no the evening *tit Iv were illumine- Utile, and other demoostrations of lii Landau cud 11'esitnitister. Ad a u ra ity-tyfict. Ortether -27, 1810. Lieutenant Utley isylur, ernatmlnding His Majesty's cutter Olympia, has reported, h a Irt. ter to John Wilson Cruker, Esq. hi. hitting, en the 4th of August last, captured L'Ataliante, French hrig, pierced for IS guns. but only two 1111 l unted. from the isle of France, bound to Bourdeaus, with a valuable cargo. P.4ltTli ERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Witham Bullard 0041 Davi., Durtunl, of Saiul John-street, West Shit►field, grocers. May 3, Isl.. Cbarles Cooper, uf Great St. lielcu'A, and Frederick Dog gett, of John atm, t, Biacktriara-ruad, Lunduo, cual-nkt-r -chants. October S, 18 to. William Ritchie auol John Study Rains, of Nu. Mo , Wap phogAVall, !tltiolalkwit biscuit bakcts. >kith:other no, 1810. Tippiag l'hutuah and Joseph Loirlcao, of Chat ha ra place, Riaskfriara, Lumina attißuies. Octolicr 5, to N. Joaatbau Rupkata, Rick ard Evans, tad NI okra, of iroriestcr, wLuiesale aad raid gruccas. (tau er _ _ Ana Ilartley and Hannah Wilkinson, of ertatfurd, Essen, but now atTlreleasford, milliners. Oct. tru, %Id into Mutants and Charles Gaillard, of Qrrbrc•strcct, Portman-square, wine meithants. J uly Juba Reid and Glenne of Langitulas, Daintiits. shire, manufacturers of thread. tletuller p, lain. Jaawa Day, Thomas Martin, Jobs. Edwards, and Robert Poole, or Geary. yard, Hulbert', Nathan's, renders of Marking. Oeiolver JollOialuer aril F.liTabelb Saluot t of tikefieW, Yolk, tot- Ormiter Iti, 1(51.1. ll'illiany ' , myth and Jaynes Ileaderson, of Ilow.laue, gra droners. Augoat 31, 19t.. Jolla Tlsonts rod ClYantlore fleviTert, of Upper F.s•l Smith. shoeynakt I*, lia t.Yher s, 1141111. Joina Wonky an4l Wiiii.sn; 11 ibbtriline, of Woud-streal, itnktmt. strait .I,:kwArtlanbst wen. d William Alexander Hay and Char W.;:,,ts, ut Prince's. street, St. George, Ilatturtr square, Slid,ties's, sarredes. Sept. tairk lbfWill and Edward Taylor, u( Marwick, wt. cirres I Ict. 17, 1807. _ . Align Laue and Sdauuel Veal, of Biektos, FordiagbeidZe r ,ntbatuptun„ u hat etn.ths. Sept. Ro, iv to. 11 i;liaut Brown and It.. ha' d Jeakias, of Bcistut, eurriess. Oct. el, 1t1... Jame; \eair, Esq. of Aylesbury, Thomas Gr,te, F.,q. of P.inct*A-Itirburcue., sudJubsi Sass* Ts. Lay. 01 kliouJeuck, A) ieskurF, narks, lomiots. Ott. go, Leto. . - 11's;iiaut Maoship Scudder bud Jociithaei of Woe. easier. •i.w.dealert. Oct. 23, ISI O. Richard Rauldl and Thomas Ramlail, I.,ndua, warn h..r.....wa5a, Jose ao, 11111. _ _ Nichols; Ladd iteriker and Thomas Spice, of Mterb., Kent, sailmakers. August 3(1, 111110. Joseph Ardent, of Wrarerbanr, Chester, mercer, 1c...A A n.lress, of rl'eaverhans, joisor rad cabinet .inaler, and Tho• rnas Peck, of Nurthnich, Chester, ironmonger. March 23, 11 Minn, Upton, IVilliank Sun e:J, Hubert Upperton, and Tlionni. Polio; Urine, W . Petunias, Sums., 'rankers. Ort. 3, 111)10.. Jolla Jeanie, Rod Juba Lute, of !tattle, SUSS. •%, gotilitov iirr smokers Sept. :9, Isito. Jubh Siodersuu awl William Hick*, of Leeds, Ituen-dra pen. Oct 22,1410 . BANK au PTS. Lanai Hart, of %holes, near Wigan, I.eseaster, noosofse• tam, to sarrender, Now. ;.1, Der ID, at use, at %kit Star aad Garter lota Paradise-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr Arnow', Hantiver•airert, Liverpool Israel llnrrow a, now or laic f Irolevr Mill. NfOrwid, n wil .ap r ,..h ao t, sorreader. N .v. U. 10, 1.6.4 DtC• Cat ele• wee, at the Hotel, Leads, Yoilt. At ivnic)•, Miwws. Exley: * Stocker, sad Dawson, of Fararrars. Lou, Lotolou ; and Mr. Scott, LA via. %VI I)analti, a %Vest Drayton, Mitt.nrort, thorn, to sarrcotler, Nov 5,6, mid Drc at Ss n , at Gal;Jlu:4 A ttisrory, Mr. Tvatd.ir, Merrlaa..t Ta)l44.' H4ll, Thres.loentle street. James Doily m, of Cranhrook, Kent, tr ea er, to surrender, Oct. it., Nov. tit, and Dec et, at ter, at Guildhall, LduJun Vim:icy, Mr. Bich Manua-garden, Loudon. s. 1 Choi I ..... .r, of IlAtouver.math, Middlesex, brick layer, to surreettcr, Nuvrsalwr t, ri, and Drrember 11, at 1-u, at Allorticys, Molars. Fedd aad Shear gold, Chlf.ted'a-inn, London. _ _ _ Jos-yll Smith an.l Juba Smith, of Birmingham, Wa r wi c k, hate reaper ., tko sarreader, Noarnalter a, 9, and I.keembre I, at eleven, at the Huy al Hotel, Tempie.row,ltortaingleaso Attorneys, NlrSdri.%Vrib and Tyndall, flinninalasua. Heojaniin lien man Co mtb., late of the Coty•roatl, 'lid. dleaex, iruumung.r, tm surrender, November s, ti, am.' 1)e -crasher a, at Ices, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney. Mr. John %Vino Ilr lloatuu.s. u. e Thomas itovtlattototn. Joseph Rates, It sartel Rowlanelson. Ed* art! Isaac., and Is illtarn Sewn. of Cltesmndt, Lund.•u, int et hauls, to angle enter, November 2, at way, 3, at len, a• .1 I tresinher it. at one, at Sielldisall. Attorney, Mr. Mind. The.tygontwt.too.4rcel bani.l PaoSt, of I.rocr4ter, grocer, to surrender. Novern fler 5, stsor , n, Y, at ten, and Deemlter at clerro, at 11. e Hell lan, Leices Att,.niess, Slr Chine. Hsu*. Ware, (:ras'utam, lAusduu ; and Mr Charks Jest*, 40 Htockk). Leit.sier. Ilmmaa Frans. 0'031(00 turret, %felllfueu, victualler, tuttend.r, Ortalve 30, at twelve, Nevent!ter la, at tea, and December 11, at one, at Gaildhull, Loomlun. Attarary, Mr. Juba Momenta's, H art street. Blansashory.sqtrare. Walton Snail., of Sttrothed, Ewa, corn chmalkr, to var. maim, Nemesia,. J. 1.., ant Dcrcfnl.-c tea, at Gadd ball, Lo.ndou. A t ft.t toe? , Mr. %I ft) mut f„ Dutra. *a-ltil.les i t., tilackftion road. John tient kocr, late of of ter-street, Weed-street, (lien,. I.on.losi. 10 sorrenitcr, Nosraskrr 1, to. D. rentbtr s, at lwriwr, RI Guttdhta. attoroiry, GCII.I Atkinson, Cortle-street,falcon-square. f Itt.btrt Piggott, of Itotberbitbr, Surrey, esomusno brroct, to sernendtr I.lctiolirr to, Tositober 10, Mutt Ihicemhei I incise, ■t 1..00t100. Attorneys, Messrs. MO to 4 Drab...Seim' hull. R.e►errl arartli, late of the Miaorire. Lonitort, lord since of Cbappitl-rvo, Se. Lute's, Chrleca, Mt Idlcs , x, linen-diaper. ,• to somatic., itioaciatter 3, to, at one. and I members. at elects. at Guildhall, Widget. Altorue), Mr. S. W. Yirourc, I Itne•atreet. Piccadilly. I Joseph oal:rat, of Jevaryiertreet, %t Jao.. a M Wale.* T, tratch•etaker, to eorreed , r. Itioarnilwr .1, oim a.ol Dec. IS. at eleven, at Loookro Attirrac)l, Mews 1 , Cortrai, rod Ries, Jarrotn.streat, St J•ises'a. Thorn 11-arock, w the 31111911 MVP., Lemtoe, step miler, to rerrere4v, \.-ember A. I t, sea December S. At lathe, at Go.'eth ell Attorney, Gentile Adams, Otei Je•ry. Am Slither! nisi's, of at. Wale -street, Lemke, NMsrht. heokoritee, in surrender, lame miter a, at twelve. 17, at um, 210.1 beremier a, at twelve, at fieshlball At alt 111• I as 40, blfset , ..lNee evert, Elert•eartert. Ittehar4 Fanether, .J Manchester, (etre) atuthaell, to .ineemier, Nere,mher s, 13. and Dectether a, at ton, at she Slat Ina. M better Atteteesa, Memsto Welle, 14,r. tiNOVai, aal elmhe R ambarsi-tart. Latrine, ad Mr. MA , " itsteueteeet, Marchtstre . . - . . Heal Roimia..a, of M. Jobwoircet, Treat SatilLilkla. 1114.1teres, o. a.# in .oars tar, Now j, 1 0 . & ad L. at ter, at Atiarer”i, Xc sees. Look's and coon, Si. Ntoklertli-eotart, Pu.itrf , Leedom. lil%ll/L:SIDN Nomadic? r; . Joie DAlnuisi Mows. loft t 4 ihaLs.y. "=. Sliabi!esex, and Mao of the 011 City t'a, oa, merrlaoat, +at aro, au lbua,ll.lll. Di m. 04., l'hiti•as k 'll4alato sad Jim.. of the King's a 0:141, I , miaro, ~ %en, at twelve. at Gullrlkali. 1.-.1.e.0• November r 'PUN !,,rd, Mr 1 pi„adiuy.llB6firser, oamfoctiemer, at trait : , ball, - L01141•73. November •7. Albert Tie Is Cone, al Sc. Letrester.•cies.e, aul MbAltst., feat too, nt (8...1811.411, Naas eut!aer 17. Cheeriest Stuart. of Ser. - irk street. Ail Wrataaamaer, AlieWleara, tailor, at taw, at CI Landon. Norrialarr 17. lames Graff and Patrick Ineentwer F. Tower &loyal. Loeuloa, 'en - 18.mi% at tati.r oi t ball Nurembor 17. lames Raw, senior, aral Row. of Syto. B .ll.eitorf, Top vy slot I. S 1 sitlit-aurnigents, al . .t •i./1444, Novriont'an t William Dry at. lair L% is« I Uatelou-towe. Lumbar. mime .8f fko aml,4 anw of Camberwell, M assey, merebaat,. at tere , ball, Loudon. oweialter go. Josue de Frado, of Lime-strett, rid merchant, at are, at Guildhall. November Z 4, G rorse Pearson, of friday. strefi, ctr I.orulus, wars houseman, at twiles, at Gail4l.all 1/erember 4. John Lovett , of Cul, heater, East a, ;, per, at Ctn.', the tied I.llsa, at Cada tret:tre. N o vember so. William Alton, 01A:foetus, Llerb!,, er, at eleven ' at the Alierl.isia, Alter t o n. November ma. 3. seph Joyasuii, late of lituarport. initialer, %Termites% howairrelliasl, au elvers, Gestrize.ault, Ilea alley. Dereniber t. Hobs rt Joyce, of Lamb's cundad.cra, dleoev, lador , at a keen, at Guilsth ill, Lond on . Dve. ~ Robert Read, of Carail.we Mews, Middlesex ' stales-keeper, at eleven, at tiltoWba!l, ta i Nue. 4 7. Magni Leads, Vara, dr sm , , twelve, at the Motel, Lees,* Nov to. John WaNis, of Cruyehda, Surrey, tailor, at ( Guildhall, Leedom. Now. so. Tittophilus Clime and Samuel Riehsols beta Lime yard, London twereliants, at oue, at t; ao Nov. 21. Rh hard Der, Dully), Worcester, p, eleven, at the I.llllctutes A.M. inn, Peadthride,./O L N ov . dn . Robert 31win, of Crverisisch, Keel, dm, inawaracturer, at our, at Ga. 41..14 I.o*.:wa. Nov. io. Julio Sayer, of Slit iston, %Vans, h eels & at t wive, at the Baal Tam., Casett.streci, ty,i.t I rue. to ‘i illians Sault, of &mil !Huallaga-Ail George. Mance/cr. square, Middlesex, calleaderar, at at Guildhall. Lonit,in Nov. 27. Joseph King, of King street. eurrat.f:ardel d'esex, silk mercer, at feu, at t.uildhall, Loudon Nose:uher 17. II NW% Jacob Lerisits,, tithes she He, runa, Capenhiti 1. NT% ire, MittJlestx, L.. ek en. al Gambit.: 11, London. Nurcnils;r George Elliot, of Wlathrster %heel duo, aocrchaut , Al one, at Guildhall ITATIFICATEs—Nov. Ralph %amines, of Itrptfurd, Kehl, a sor-inerrhs^t. Tboreisoeioakt $l, of Brutal stnet, keley.squere, %ex, limn drip. r. Jiihii Sinitiseit Tyiloossa, of Colchester, bats, irtiat Thomas Crowns, of Curkfteld, Ciariex, grocer Simard UMW, of Disley, Che•ter, shokiheeprr. itUGAR. TU. ave►age price of Moro w 3foarande law Muted lions ibc Returns maple I t►e area noting day or thiVikr M! u, is 4;5.60. per col. carlowne sits or C.ectoona paid or polable iLereos os thr ltbereof law Uret liriions MIETINGS OF CRIEVITC/1111 AT GTILDH.I To-nolutow. Charles Milner, late of Hackney, Midll'ese‘, dealt! William HuHamby, le:olciskal‘strect, liti, .iaa • Alexander Mackenzie, llansintaatz court, Miar,np lane, wine-merchant Th 0111•11. !VI art ist Phillips and William Pti.ll.;K, Tr-- ford, 111Irshor, rric.dtot - Thomas Gordou nod Timm Seadsart, ter of Taretr•street IfOrrehast • Stephen Let. I ' llithin•hine, men-Irani - Benjamin tat/met, rheapside. eaahodsewle Goetann Bart,.laser, isle at Well-emet, St. Min -it• lame, prenteeller - itotwrtoon, Great St. Helen's, Sishomate• %term, merchant - • • Ahmaider O•ck am, David each, Ilanhal are. I Wit 'Hamner, errat-tlealieta Jatidt LOCOVOI. sad Godfrey Atemearier C.•lrts, Era Lowlealsatiarnert, I,mita, nee , chants Weeny IT)lie, Ilitre-erente, Ahlgatt, Lenel , n, aer. chant - Thuatas Piektriat, Mener•street, Wesisalmter, t 6 troller . - - Chubs PI MCA, OW-street mad. Mielalerre, Whirr Jams Pirreepont Gnaw's, litres!. 'h..p. OVA 1.1111 r.• Fl.ter, r, mass-lasel, Cul.ruu street Lambe. earrchaats EVOIIS, Cantcrlnerp.....litat, draper DI till NDS . - Juba Babb, Le adtaball.strect, London, v 11,4411 • Wiitiairs Johnsen suiel • Neillle S hill, Loalon. itrtarrn William Woke, Siiiial.misam, Lamle', silk .ea•er Tlitimait lal,atl. fl dforJ street, Cove. ikis, Joseph Diut.late, dealer Samuel Llu)d, Piadriamotaisi, gro• rr Erasers limo dutwr Grorgi; Trtar, Parsolia-gmea, Fulham, Lahr - ,41”7, l'Abor North. place, Q.. 0; imalmn coach and umber CEttr I FICAT John Louie NI midi. a Lower Illooles-street, merchant. James Cntchley. of Nottingham. drover. Juhn Jeffries kepi, late ufWaimea, I.iinflioni aunt. • . JAN Hutt ,nn of Leo* York, oil-lorrehool. Remy Foil, of %Vaillupotrest, Lusdus, Manchesti moo. Tlu•hael Il.rkworl►, of Felling, Durham, .nchoi ai ugh Wblte tlac.c►.ste►, trowl all nor- maker. Harriet fiarom, widow, of Wolverhampton, Stator liner Crurue Ruherts the voyager, of Hslsbis, eattou BIRTH. on Tavola', she tad hitt. at Lady of W. F. Ba(okr, IICOW4IeI u t .stesitors, of a sou. NIANItIAGE. cantles te'sniht, at Nlsidsteoe Church, ht fibs Rot 31, . Fi ~-11, 1. Hrght., Esi bank's., 10 Mrs. CLussibssial 644 of Masittnne. • us. I. c. 4 r. t wr..,, 4 art .11 r. 6 ., 4 3 tiik,4, COW w.„i k t. • ( ...14 rabo kak i , T 4 el 4 ' 4 444 Hn .la 1/ 1 ' $ 19 (1 Ityll4, 4d4440 rhu , 11 . •11, d 111)2e. • :I° e, Yt r.. .4144 iwt rt. 46. L'Per, 3 1 use ".t. it Old% r( Rn ky )14- • rah PArr fw 1" .1 , !.44,44 ;41, Ls a TI M•dlle ougAies. • P. Pt, eom• the .14 of the we. 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