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I I , ' I .. x • FROM LAST NIGHTS CAZETTE. • MILITARY I'aO3IOTIONS. fear-164v, Neriettarer tn, woo let Regiment Foot Gnmas--Captsin Julio Scrotie.(olonint to be Cowls of a Company, vise Desialdwin, deemed. kith Fair—Captaia Robed Hariloes ) from half-pots of tie urmroo.., to be Captain of a Colopams, vats &aid Robert laerr, appointed to the ath Garrison y tlitto--M ajar Luteutto Moore to be Lit own vie. Pettit, eteeeasiet, Captain Julio Heriks to be Major, vice 3/oore. STAFF. Brevet-Major Riebard Armstrong, from 012 153,1 Foot, to be Staff Captain at the Army pcpot in the Isle of INt;l4, trice Ousetry. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon (bode* Griffith, trout to be Surgeon to The Novo • ....... Irillotta 6/Wirth, Gest. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Force. To he Hospital-Mates for General Servi ,. r Willima Plotter. Gent.; Julio Cop purr, Gcut ; %Villiaut flu. set, Gent,; and Henry Howard, Gent. • ICUOIll• Lieutenant Moire , of the 87th Foot, is superseded, being absent will I lease. The u,tcl. uttivutioite,l appointments, as stated in The Ga rrs:rs of the :ea February, ldud, and loth Jsuc, have not t.altco plAre, viz it, l out- i u Dillon to be Lieutenant. bolt Foot—r.osigis Norton to be LieuGnant, FRIt art; it m The Gtrztte of the Ital. ince lad. snob root—!'or nooks Elliot, Geot. to be Ensign, tics mt. las, ' promoted ,• Read Cita. Ica Lshot, Geot. to be Eosizn, vice Wade, pro moted. co omi.in, .dewed by the Lord Liea!enart of ILtats. Portettootth Pitt:Jima of Light lufautry. First Lientettaut T.. ..... as Elloce.ushe to he Captain, vire Borbey, rebigm - d— latetl Sept 3, 1809. P.llll' NER "44 11'S DissoLvr.o. Cherie: Adds ::•i.I Thomas Norris, Wiltuotes•Buildiags, white-cm/ t, Hero it. See temher u, 'sou and itteltned E trusltow, butts of Itt.nelt,soer, etitton.il •,10g. September it , 18.9. Thomot Re a d, John flohimuso, Tlrtnias end P.Ortlia t re, of :\ taint ghats, laer-tuottufactarres. Sep tember 4, I soft. FIANKREPTCIES ENLARGED. • Thomas Neaateol ainl Joseph Oxley (7....;kr, Ista of Kira , stoo• noon-Will, soap toantof,wittrers, front Ple;ttetal.er :„ to Ortobi r at ten, at the It - hate :tort Tana*, kinstoa up in•Httll. Idieh.trd Jones, of Alb.on- street , Plar';fri.tes.erol, Sorry, - - - - . - and of the %as! India t'haeCrers, Ceadeultall street, fUrisidoti, rt. - vets:sat, from Septestasci 16, to Noveutaer a, at La, at fi.”Whati, donate. Solmintoi Berk, at linty-street, can't 11 Tvos-Ase, 101. 4011 . bast Sep:anther to, to Noreisslo:r 7, at tcu, tY Gauid it. BAN K PTA . William" Hoskyn, Li C411,'..a,11. Cornwall, hewer, to sii, render, October !, 3. sal .11. a el. yr'', at the Fount-',. T avem. 1 1 4:worth D yck, 'kiwi. Anton, ys, Mr W.,: Ilavey Sole. Piy.tio.ttla :lurk ; 'ad Messrs 4.,i, Wahiawa. EJar4wit , vTv m 'Am"' %VW ;"..a•bz. of York, "roes" to sorretidpv Sept 99 alul tkt nt, at elevza, at the White 14,1 Tovrea, in Sol ster.stret, Kinston-no.tn ;1411. 'Attorneys, Mr.. apt, El • 1 . 0, rhasierry.latie, Loados; and Mr. Ruh , rt CilkilPuds iu 4/111.111.4*.05, of Liverpool, droxest, to 'offender, Oct. Is, ter, and 31, at cleyea, at the Mar and Garter Tavern, Paradisevitreat, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Sheviss:4 and Redinsal-row, London; sad Joseph Dawson, Castle-au...et, .6.1, • quill. -1 13,suu P..ttrr, td :11anCtester, grocer, to surrender. Get. s, to, and 31, at three at the Laretavera, iu Iktiosiote, Minelaater. Attaraos. Messrs and sto,sw.wth, in :%fanelostur ; ant Messrs. 3filue iLitt fury, Temple. Lolwiou. Pinson" Elton, o' aultna-k•l‘fonrs, I,auraster, intact:4"w, to ‘strntatler, Oct 6, at fon., 7, at ten and at eleven, it the S , rast Inn, in nottoade. ;Lilo:roil, Me Wi - pill,, iuhu.street. ft ...iford•ru x, ; suit M LAWS Cress aad knihtua, of potto I , 11,0 ors J Calver, of 8r,,,14-street, Radcliff, :Ifidd4sen, vic tim:ler, to 'offender, Sept- 23,0 c- 11, and 31, at twelve, at London. Altortwy, Hr. Vowia, High-strut, Thomas fterrs., now or late of Tuol^y-street, Southwark. Rooney, tailor, to larreailer, Sept. an, lice 3, and 31, at elc. two, at Guildhall, Loadoa. Attorney, Mr. Millward, gist lane, Bar`deraborr, London. tieneer Frannie, of Friday-street, Clseapside, Imoden, warehnneems:, to sea-render, Sept. 3ii, Oct 17, sal 31, at tin, Gnikiliall. Attorsicia, Meagre. Oulsoes and Lowden, Ci:m*ol.la I. Jrnses dottier, late of Itathhorie.plaer, Oxfaeil.strect, Mid- Owes, uploilcover, to surrender, Sept 22, at two. Or L'ltt, sod it. nt eleven ' stCoikh , ap, London. Attorney, Mr. J. B. Slide, Virsonarect, DIVIDENDS. Oct -*3. Thomas Pareinion, of Chi , hrster, Sasses, brazier, at two, et tire Fleece Inn, Chichester Me. 14. John of Cheapside, Condos, haberdasher, at twelve, at t;uildhall, I iottni. Woe. 7. Tinley Nantes, of iVarnford-court, Thrugiuocton street, tondo,. ',leech+ ot, at ten, at Goildkall. ca rt if . Th,.. flas D ra per, of the City Bowl, pariah of St. Leontrd, filinrediteli, Middlesex, sargeoa, at elevate, at London. New a, George Sanas, of IVoraford-court, Loadart, ater. chant, at or , at Guildhall. Oct. Jame% Burma. of Liverpool, tailor, at sieve*, at shell:l,4r. raven, Jihtnstreet, Liverpool. Art is. Willi so Kirkby, of Maoehester, merchant, at isk -s•o,at .he Ikansitate,- f‘,t if. Henry Bicknell, of 111 tato!, Junts.Sittio.i, of Lon. due, sad I IsUines lidlato, of Seigle% bankroll, at eleven, at the White 1.,0n Inn, Bruud.street, Br,stot. Oct. It. Anthony Hyde, lair of Braiutet, SotTolk, liquor trestbaut, at clews, at the Bell Inn, 'lletforil, Norfolk. On. Is Tlionria Rubinson, the ynar.ger, B:n ss iss eliii.a, druggist. at eleem, at the haktsp.ar Tavern, New-civet, Birmlegtant. Ott. 16. Mir( sei tailor, John Latham, and Elijah Bel cher, of Liverpool, nierehaiils, at eleven, at the Crown and Am-haw lr.crn, Bold strevt, Liverpool. Oft. 21. John Joh Newton, of Gray's lan-lane, parnh of Sr Andrew Hollturo, Middlesex, Ironotostgor, at ten, at Gaildball, Loudon Art. . Frederick Fran< ie of Ciliawkk, Midd'rsia, murals, nt eleven. nt Conlon. Mow. le. Samuel Ilausilton, of Shoe-lane, (made*, printer, at twelve, nt Cui.dhall, I.undon. Orr. 21. Samuel Fermin Parke, of East Smithlield, Mid . 'entree, liquor-imarci od, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 21. Join Stiles, of Air-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, carpenter at tea, at (lengths% Landon. Woe. It. gisorga Stockwell, late of Meeroess, Kent, boat. builder, at 1.-ft, at Gell4llllll, Leedom. Oct. 41. Jelin Herb rt Red Charter Mayo, both of Loudon, • warehousemen, at eleven, nt Callahan. • Oct. 14. I:d.ard G.aslee, of Lea.hridge, Middlesex, publi• ean, at twelve. at Guildhall, loarlos. Ott. at. George Children, of Slaver, Kent, earner, at eleven, nt Guildhall, fuodun. • Oct In. John Jokiemn, late of Clinglettin, Chester, mosey acrivencr, at fro, at the ithoh Linn and Swan Inn, gletir. Ott. 17. Samnel Bates, late of f1e....t0n, Staffinil, grocer, at ekreo, at the 'lalhot ton, in ilvievh v, t laffu. I Oct. tn. J ohn A slew, of Groaceitor..iptare, Middlesex, Intallaw, at tea. it Gaiklhall , fAnsdhan f'ERTII . II . 4TV%-:-'lol'. 10. laeorwe Wyeberley lantitwek, of Old liethleen, Si. Bute'ph, Dish , witote, Insides, honker. R•i so t :rat, I. •w or late of Puttees, Sontlianaptun, hui:der rt *.',..eht, of 1 noeetrton, Wenn, desire nod eliapm.n. .kv e pti Nlansel, of Manchester, I.Ancesteeb A•alorie M't'o•lock, late of rporr Orseveattr.strcet, wort nrent. Peter Holland. of Leftwich, Cheater, tanner. • 4 ---- -. CLENCENWELL SESSIONS, Sul,. Edward Bash was iitdivttti for an assault upon Thomas Fowler. The Prosecutor is a smith, and woman, who lives Ly washing bottles, lodgcs wt bi• house. The Prisumr, who is a porter to a dealer in bottles, was in the habits of brisigiug bot tler to this woman to wash. The Prosecutor stated, that, on the si7th of October last, the Prisoner came to his !muse with a basket of ! Mills on his Lead, which he desired him to take down, as, by that mode of carrying thew, !te injured his pa.- sage, MI he had often done before; that. the Pri sailer thereupon threw the basket, bottles and all, on the top of hins,aini cm him severely in the head. This was iorroborated by two other witnesses. A' liple girl,, for the .Ovfetidittot, swore she saw the tratreactioti, anti lila Prosecutor struck the Pi isoiter nit the breast, which caused the basket to fall otr his heed. The Joel's giviug credit to the proilevu tioa, found a verdict--gisilly. Tba Court dieu tented the Prisoner to two months imprisonment. firrard Dearlate was indicted fee assaulting Jane Moore. The Prosecutrix swore, that about the hour of eleven O'clock, On the night of Good Friday last, as she was standing at the Prisoner's door, be,"with out any provocation, Caine out of his house, end by a violent blow knocked her down the step*, by which she was dreadfully cut in the beck of the head. Ott her cross-c lamination, she owned she will n fe male of loose character; that she hod previously Wets' in the Prisoster'a house; else denied sloe wits asking it not at the Prisoner's door, or that he had got out of bed for the purpose tif endeavoarim; to get her into the house, Calif taking her by the hind she pulled it frith bins, and, falling buck, thereby product d the weculent. Tin, in fact, wits the Prisoner's defenee, and was swore to by a girl, who sail she was present. The Jury, imsever, disbelieving her, found the Prisoner gel/sp.—and the Court sentenced him to pay M fine of '24i. Servrel "rusks was ouseirted of assaulting Hobert Ewitiv,. Ilia wan ame .e Irwin b twee.' the parties, orighating to a quarrel between two buys, their PA/A. He sastitall 51. James Deidaaaw was indicted for a very ghouls sod violent ii' onoti 34:111 Nu d d. The Pro-e -cutor stated he is by trade a butcher, fivitig in the parish of Fulham. iltbnat twelve mouths ago, he married the mother of the Prisoner. whose lit'ilier huslwod was a markevoistriier. reg. ding in the mile parish. On the silt of Decrinher, living at Isis origiaal tlaelhog, where he carried on his bolsi nee, he wee sent for to the house inhabited by his vide, where he found the Prisoner, and two of his brothers. 'flier,. WAS also there a man of the name 11,Agi.haiv, whom he had pot in to take care of the premises. Tin, brothers were abusing their another. and threateniog liagsliaw, to make him leave the peAlMml6ioo •of the premises. He desired Bagshaw to go amay. The Prisoner afterwards seized on his another, and the Prosecutor with Alit- - Acuity *took her from him. After some time spent by the - Prisoner in insulting and aggra vating the Prosecutor, he tell upon lam, and, fastening one hand in his ueck.cloth, till the blood was forced nut of his ears; hr twat him over the head and body with en iron candle stick most unmercifully. The Prisoner then allot to procure a poker, for the purpose, as he said, of finishing I.lw, and by this the Prosecutor made his escape. The riefente set up by the Learned Counsel for the Defendant, was this ; the father of the Prisoner and six other children; he his will, at his death, had left all his property to his widow, in his comidefice„ as lie expressed it, of her c-‘re of their cisildreis ; notwithstanding which, the had shortly raer mar ried the Prosecutor, and they had prooeeded to take possession of every thing. leaving the child ren without support. The Jury found the Prisoner--Gritry. The Court sentenced him ill Iw confined in the Cold 81th-fields Prison for the sluice of sty months, and to find sureties to keep the .peace, himself in 10901. end twit persons in 5001. each; and to be confined till he found the same. Auursios Ribrearpierre e s indicted for an as sault upon Darvey Sloths, with intent to commit an uniotural crime. Tice Prosecutor, a privste in the East Lnewlon Militia, swore, that going home to his lodgings, at the Seven Dial s , shoat half-past eleven,. on the night of Suorlav, th-. =2sth of Julie but, he was acemted in l'weadilly by the Prismwr, who, after some conversation, anode indecent proposals to him; he went forward. to avoid him, and in Lei cester-square the Prisoner bettan to take some un warrantable liberties with him, upon which be threatened to charge bins on the watch ; he, how ever, persisted, till he got into Russell-court. Drury-lane, where. attempting to repeat his inde cencies, he gave him in chisrge ton watchman. Upon hiscross-examination. he swore, positively, he never met with a single person, watchman. or other, froth the time the Prisoner ♦ccostrd him, till hr gave him in ciistrely.—The Prisoner was sober. For the Prisoner, a Gentleman. of the name of Ilewick, deposed, that on that day he, the Prisoner, ■nd another gentleman, since guise abroad, dined at the Mermaid at Hackney, whence they went to Cannonhury Douse, where they drank freely ; the Prisoner was partietilude drunk ; they parted al•nut half-past nine, and believes he was incal , nble of knowing what he was doing; he gave him the most moral nad excelkat tharacjer. Michael Daly, a waiter at Cannotilinry Honor. proved the state of drunkenness of the Prisoner leaving that place. Mr. Gordon, a merchant. iu whose counting house the Prisoner lives, together with anotheV gen tleman, ulso bore ample testimony to his good cha racter. Trie Jury declared it was unnecessary to proceed farther, and nrviriired the. Prisoner. Monday ats'iinight, information having been re. e•-ivetl at Marlyn, that some French Itflicers, on parole: at Want , i4e. !rt hroken their parole, and antrete , l to he in the vicinity of 'Rye, a hne awl -c y was made after them, and two French gen tlvqaen, b. wrier; the mak of Captains. were taken, shout t"a at &gilt. at a b►idge near Cliff'a•ltud, In a parte of the Ea-t Kent Militia. and Wised in the pars: -room of Play don Barracks. 19. LANCASTER ASSIZES. The trials being concluded, Mr. Justice Crt.ut tlttli lifOCerticti to pass sentence; when Gilbert Hol den, Jawes etnlva,rth, Lawrence Law,Jamer Smith, Robed liartbl, rind James Draper, alt cspitaily convicted for selling forged Bank notes, were placed at the Bar. His Lordship lamented, that, after the werious.warniog by • recent punishineut, particularly in this county, there having been wen executed for a similar offence at the' lust assizes, he should see such a number at the bar again, and tour others for miner offences of a uature ; but some cireuntlitsuieer had induced the agents for the Bank not toprocesid capitally against them. Alnore pernicious crime than forgery could not be committed, as it had a teudency to prevent and in jure that.commerce by which this country enjoys ell its:blessings. it was proved they were whole wile dealers, and very. mearly connected with the fabricators. They had endeavoured to w a k e ot h e r s guilty of the same o ff ence, us they sapi.use,l the two tredesmen employed by the Batik to detest thens Were as culpable WI themselves. He could ant thitingeish airy difference between their cases, excestier with Draper, who appeared more ton necred with the fabricator than any the rest. His Lordship advised theta not to expect may mercy froni the Crown; he should tliihk it a breach of his duty if he recommended it. He exhortelltbein not to .ostler themselves by a short respite, but to make their peace with God, and to repent of the injuries they had done to Society. With respect to the ob jections that had been taken by their Counsel tea to the witnesses against them being employed by the Wok, and having inked or persuaded diem to pro cure the forged sorter for them, and as to the form of the 1041011mM, It not being stated whom they ut tered mitt notriito, he should submit to the opinion of the reelve Judges. It would be some - months helliretheir decision could be known. His Lord sh.p thenpronmineed the awful seutence of Death. Roistri Shepherd sod John Schofield, convicted or tikkiPg.nioney lions a box belooging to a friendly benefit society. On this case his Lordship observ ed, that the law had very wisely considered, that '4. a man's house was his castle," end, for the protec tion of his person, as well as kis goods, it was made a capitarsiffence, without benefit of clergy, to steal above the pinpoint of forty shillings. There was no doubt twit the Prisoners were in confederacy with others, and had robbed other societies, who had col lected their money for charitable purposes, and had deprived proper objects or it. Their companion writing evidence, ought to prove to them, and all concerned in dishonest practices, that there was no dependence to be placed upon such conftderacies. His Lordship pronounced the awful sentence of the law, but respited them before he left the town. Patties Ittlfsasseh for robbing Wiliam Wyatt, an the kings highway, sad Joseph Ward,for steal ing • hill of exchange. the property of Ruth 11 if den ; his Lordship pronounced senteace of (heath upon tbem, but respited them before he left the town. George Hogg, convicted of bigamy. His Lord ship observed, that he deserved the greatest degree of 'punishment attached to the crime, as the happi 'new of mankind depended upon the inviolability of the marriage stet,. Itis sentence was twelve ; months imprisonment in the Castle. Isaac Howarth, for rubbing bleaching grounds. The Judge observed, that, as the Prisoner had pleaded Guilty to the indictment, it was nut in his power to kilo v any of the circumstances; it wits a .cepital offence; but as the law alloWed a discre lion, the lowest he could go would lie fourteen years' traiisporiation. There were three other indict. menu agaiiist the Prisoner for similar offences. John Bullough, Lambert Par:is:gum, and George Valentine, convicted of stealing front the realises of John Aymeongh, at Blitekrod, property to a cnnsideralde amount. The :earned Judge said, they might think themselves very fortu n ate that tile phi* where the property was stolen was not deemed the dwelling house. He considered Va lentine's case different from the othen, although it was not his first offence; but in this liarticislar of fence. he went about it reluctantly. and had in some degree been forced into it by the others ; but after he had joined in the robbery, had confessed it to a fellow.oervant, and to the countable. He, therefore, -only sentenced him to 18 mouths' con finement iu the house of correction ; Bullough and Partingtou, to seven years' transportation. Joseph Wood, for stealing • bill of exchinge for 301. in filanchoster, origitiatiug in a fraudulent mm 111111.4 tranwiction, was sentenced to seven years' trausportation. LIVERPOOL RIOTERA. William Caster and Edmund Riley, found silky of rioting at Liverpool. The Learned Juno& said, that the riots the Pri soners had been concerned to were of the most se rious and dangerous description, by pulling down houses of a very useful nature for persons employed in the Mimes, service—in fact they were absolutely necessary. The Prisotiers were nut connected with the sea service, and were in no danger of being pressed ; so that their outrageous conduct was only wantonness. It was fortunate for them they had nut been Milo:tea capitally for demolishing houses.— The Judge wished it to be publicly known, that all who were found in such unlawful misernblies. were liable for the consequences ; and if murder had 'been committed, they would have been answerable. The Prisoners end all the assembly had been re. peatedly admonished to disperse ; but Carter at tacked the Police Officers ; soil Riley was the most active in destroying and down the houses. Such conduct could not be passed over with impu nity. He concluded with observing, that he was sorry to pass sentence on young men who might be uF service to their &nities. They were sentenced to twelve months% inprisoninetit. Cornelius Cannon and Antomio Silreredge, con victed of a similar nance. His Lordship said. that the conduct of Caution was. that he threw a stone, and e.sisterl in demo lishing a brw, and by him the person pf the Chief Magistrate were in dauger, a lin had con eltieted himself with much courage, yet with mode ration, throughout tlw whole dinigerons riots. lir could not distingnimh between his (see and the Pri soner Silvicredge's ; and, although lie was a fo reigner. yet, come from what country hr would, he must. know he was doing wrong. Ills Lordship annteneed them tack to ten wombs' imprisonment. ilmwmminumns r w"7"" . . ~~~~ *APPAL INTELLIGEVM PO2T'iIIIOUTII, SEPT. #ed the Ganger, 74, (':pt. I kett ; Sceptre, 7f, COT: Bingham ; Harrar frigate, Capt. Skein.; // s r:serial frigate, Capt. Brodie ; Reindeer sloop, Capt. Douglas, from Flushinx.. Arrived, also, the Express brig; tI Thomas, Coulson ; and trlialarell, --, from ti.e %Vest Indies. This evening, at seven o'clock, a signal was made from the isle 'of Wight, that there was a french privateer on the coast to the Westward.— Wind S.W. lows a gale, and thic•l weather. Soiled the Serapes store-ship, Lloyd, mass ter, to Woolwich; and Tyrian, Capt. Davis. on a cruise.•" • PLYMOUTH, sEPT. W. Last eight. passed up Channel the West fleet. which had beet couvoyed to the Channel ht• the Captain, ut guns, now Hi sand Bay. last night. fin Airetihn schooner, ralb i l the Esperimext, trail St. Sehutiaii, ta... 0 ,1 p.„._ listlen with wine it.al brandy, itetaineil 1., the egoisw sloop of war. Capt. Williatos„ alto lis . tl been driven from her station to the of St. S: - babliaii, by the tone heavy gales. Oil the six,lte the Shaveasse frigate. Capt. lqinke ; anti on the otf delletale. the Saereilloate. Sir G. Collier, lAoand to Quilieron //ay. This (lily a inewituger arrib ell with di.patehes for Lard IVellington, which were immediately put 4 .11 board the Con.fikt FAI.tIoUTH, NEPT. • Sailed. yostenlay. the Spaiiibli lugger Soo Carlos, for Oporto.. The Princess Chet-hole packet, to Lisbon; tix:(l the Dispatch packet, tot Cadiz, remain wind-buutel —Wind W. DOVES, SEPT. IP. On Satnrday, the following light brigs here sailed for Sumter-land, via. 4 4ins and Jour, Murray ; Euhrs, lloivilon • tool the Amu. ) , GA va , Several American anal Quebec shies passed here, yesterday afternoon, for the river. This atilt -room', a part of the homeward-booed %Vest India Reid, about 10 sail, with several other ships in company, pipiaed here, with a smart breeze from the W.S.W.; several of them bore the mark, of the late gale. A tine cutter, called the Dora, of Folkstone, has been bout itt here by the tide-survryor of that port, for having on board a small quantity of cards, and a few pound* of tobacco, which she had hreught from Flushing, having. been there with porter itud other merchandise for the use of the shipping. ORM, srrr. A n tired, this morning, the Faaomrite sloop of a lir, from the West Indies, with the folluiviug ships Ult. aer convoy—the fadefate . .;atie, Ellison, Planet, En terprise, Proselyte, Southampton, David Show, Ta tes, on() several others; particulars not knnwu• Several homeward-hound West Indismen, under jury -marts. &e. have arrived and sailed for the River; they are part of the Get that was di►masted iu the late hurricane. Saturday evening and yesterday, several trans ports "arrived with troops on board from Flashing, and remain. 4. Four p. at.—..iStronvvinds from the W.S.W. So sickle are the troops which arrived from Fins - ing, at the hospital, at this place, that numbers of them die daily ; on Saturday, twenty died et tht hospital, audftre at the barracks. covE•ot cosi. IMPT. 13. Yesterday His Majesty . % igoaii Brisk Captain Coode, arrived from a cruise. The Swallow bloc ! ) wailed for Portsmouth'. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAPV.IIII9ID, SEPT. ia,—Arr:ved the Flora, Loveton, from Flashing; flrllona, ROWS, from Philadelphia Mar4u retta, Bolt, from Novell Cobb, Qin her ; TrsfalgLr, Peel, Montreal.—Sailed the Anspiennas, Lewis, 194. 40-114-liura 114-liura ; Alexander, Callen, for ilitto; Catharine, for ditto; Misers% Pant, for Cloths; Isabella, Jack, for Lisbon. DIVIDEND' IPATABLR AT CrILDVIALL, ' TIM DOT. • n. Robert Fogg, the groaner, New Llund-street, china man AO COURSE OP EXCIIAN Amsterdam 3 ♦9 U. Ditto at Sirlit.. 30 9 • Rotterdam.... 91511 U. I lumburKis 29 • till. Altons ^9 I 111 D. Paris ait I lov. Ditto 4 Ju i6E, FRID•T, SEPT. Is. Oporto Rio Janeiro 7l Malta Gibraltar 3& Dublin Cork MULLION. Portriznl Cold in Cois and Bars I. 1. Per uz U 0 0 New I)oobhious 4 5 0 T.:ew Dollars St:eer iu Bars New Louis (each) U Agio cm the Beak of Holland tocrCeat. Buttettcaux : to 5 Cadiz 194.10 4 -rtive Madrid . .. 44 efft.ci,ve Balton 4l ! t ectosit Ngka . 49 tens 53 Liv.Pic. Venn* •. C 59 Do.lecf. Lisbon fiss V ESTER. DA T. PRICE or sr/1 3 per Cent. Consuls 5 per Cent. Nary.. iNii limpet ~.I J per Cable Omaitim , , ... j perm . Erwheti....r UM. .•..... ... S tli Frew.. Eatiisk Lottery Tickets.... ..... .. ill. 1-s Cormita (or 6144 T. RISH, Sleek cokes,-la 4, Cambia, and 9, Charing -MU The I.ldy of Morgan 03.1terytr, L.a re. rodri -3t-La., of a daughter. DEATIIS. At Rinzmouk in the county of Way...! ed. t , ., thr tub nit. aged fO6 y re, 11in. Young, irlf. t t t•—• Yon: 1, Esq. of tantleren, and mother of tue late i ir. of Ciontrrt. ....... At Vicardale, in the county of Managing, aged 79, the Rev. Willtun Stopfwd, Vicar of Moneys:sue , He served to the dineene of Ciogher, as Irish Minister, 43 years. At Abbeylend, m the comity of Cork, Ductur Dillo, titular Archbishop of 1 train. Oa the /sth oh eat Stratford on Avon, iu the prime of life ' seed 30 yeses, Jsincs Arnold, filth aim of the late Mr. Founeel Ai nii!ti, of the above place. His death was occa sioned in consequence of the sadden a isare of a it while angling in the Hirer Avon, and, fur want of intawthato aanstamite, Ise was unfortunately drowsed. HIGH WATER AT LANDO* BRIIIY:F. THIS HAT. M 01 " 1,1 1( 12 . after 11 Afte4.41141 45 m 4 s. slier It LONIION —Plinterl by C. SMITH, No i, Clement's loan, ; pnhlirM•,l rit the (Mire, No 15, Iblrk of St. Cleow , " - Cborrls, str.uod, by J. IVtirrE, .f worn , phiec.--4 PO , r*, &C. for t o ts scut to the Uliire, wog' pnitl!, .401711 k nit 1 to. Aiiiiimmnimmmumenumm ■ I, ~j Mr. hot Film Day • ;~ _ the VOW Psi drip )14 on St) AI E. 311 of 111 I I I