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~'~"~ IM.M.MPI=PP I NA /AL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSIIIIOVTII, Nov. 25. Two hundred Preach primmer. mere 'marched this day for Norman Cross. One thousand are ez pefted soon from Plymouth. The Camiam and Piero which sailed on Saturday. are to hring a part of that number. The Spanish prisoner. on board the :1410' D4a8410, are to he removed to the .4sostegre. Several more ships are to he fitted up, to receive French primmer' ; a requisition has been made by the Transport Board to the Admiralty for this put.. When the Capra& frigate sailed from Halifax, viz on the IMlds ult. the Si'. Gearre. and rettiestr. (which siecatng to england), Ville de Mil a n. Mirnupd, . !alio*. Driver, sad Ba.v were lying there. E a. Andrew Mitchell's 114 g was on hoard the Drive , . Licsockr. of e ns. Capt. 'Talbot, was at Bet- The Ileums frigate. Cape. 15Mmrnerville, lith a coeiroy from Farglarld, was hourly expt Eled ; sis 4 ersl tithe convoy had arrived. Capt. Bligh,*of he. is who is appointed Go verner of New South Wales, is arrived, to take his passage for that Colony. The Porpai.,, Captain Short, trill sail in a few days for New South Wales, on a survey. &rived the R.ue sloop of war, Captain Curtis. from a cruise. neat. pov. 2). Arrived and sailed for the River, the Evle, Dil• lon, from Belfast ; and the CalidPat4, Jones, from North Wales. konsain in the Downs the E4ar. Pow*, Ada iimiak Re:eclat, Ragil,,,, Azimut, and Ancelape, men of ifitr ; R tilles• and L'lTidaa. sloops of war ; 1)e -todeitima, Fano, mid Lucifer, bombs ; D4unt', Is, praam ; IVA-mon, Paimpluirus. Jan.:cr. and the Thrasder, fire vessels; several gun-brigs, and a fleet of transports, &c. —.am— w tit FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AIM ItIV•LII• tFlwe Riser-111e C 4npact, Co mminp, from Petetsbutgls ; Soeise, Arnistoa. from Fa , o. Dov“...The Four Sews, Monne. from Philddelpina. ytoooth—.The Charlottes, Rogers; Bdin.ia, R..Se.ts; tfliwitony, Hoomphriel; Elias, Monson; and the Frrviids, Amos, from Dublin. At Tognrenate—The Success, Luton, from Newroun4. I aid At Dartmouth—Tlse Aurora, neatens, from hiewfvund. WA. At Kinsale—.The Polly, Cndner, from Newfoundlead. At Cork—The Devaluate, Powell, and Emelatino, from Newfoundland At Lirnerick.—The Shannon. Dante:ls; and the Zephyr, &KAM, fins London. At Nowteenaand—The Scarborough, Codntr, front Wa tortoni. The Ton*, of London, Cant. Moony, with 1300 barrels of oil, was taken at the island of Conception, in April List. SERV DE R LAND. Monday sennight. several Gentlemen, with the Magistrates and Clergy, dined at Mr. Jowsey'6, the George Inn, Sunderland, to celebrate our late glnrio sous naval viEtory. 'llte company was so numerous, that twn rooms were opened. Amongst the party were Sir Ralph Milbank', Bart. M.P. the Rev. Dr. Gray, the Hon. Majnr Cust. Lieutenant-Colonel Wilson, Mr Mande, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. I)Aviann. &c. George Robinson, Esq. Colkaor of His Mao jetty's Customs at that port, in the Chair, in one room, and Robert Siss, Esq. in the Chair, in she other. The day was spent with the utmost harmony and festivity ; many loyal and constitutional toasts were drank ; wad upon .6 To Me antsiverfal Ilemery of Lord Nelutt" being given. Sir R. Milbanke addressed the company. in a very appropriate and most excellent speech. Upon the health of the Rev. Mr. Stephen son being given, with thanks for his alive zeal upon all occasions, for the prosperity of Sunderland, And particularly for his promoting this meeting, he re plied. in an animated manner, in the following words : I rise, Gentlemen, te return you my thanks f.r the Ammon yet. have 1441 C me, by your approbation of my conduct. Fe-- lie and limited an my pewees are, I shall ever earn them, I time, ,s loag as I h• ye breath in see, for the comfort and beim.. lit of my (clime-creatures. My conduct Upon the prevent twee. site, which yogi hare been plimsoll to mark in a , manner highly enstfying to my feelings. originated in the One of my country. It orientated, I say, in the love of my ametry. For experi encing the mint valuable blessings of life, tinder our excellent Cmittittitnin, the home of ktritens, and the admiration and envy • sermingling nations, it would not, I conceived, be at this time, au impmrser evpreesion of my sense of these idessinga to promote the present Meeting, assembled to eel ridate the me mory of departed metit that has Allen in defence of then§ To mike thin en dent, 1 might enumerate, wets it possible to enumerate them all, the many transcendent awl glorious dteds a:-Ineved by the hero, whose recent splendid 11[1.17 we are this do. met to eommentrwate—ra victory which cannot fall of erg oroductive of the most essential ferric* to this country. Y,•• I »el not take up eon , time by such a recital. The exploits Nir'aen art:well known, and familiar to you all r of every -vial that ant drew his Meath on English round, in whateser comer of the globe it nay be his lot to draw it now, they are mot justly the entre: t and ornament, the pride and glory; for they stand oriparalle:ed ,u the atingle of the world that wink we lave jou can,. to congratulate each other upon our naval •icteries, Hessen, of aid, it Mould seem, lest we might be too atuch elated, with having se pliant a Controstwler, to cheek jet, seri moderate over triumph, was pleased to recall her h ens vat boo, is taken from us. Ile C-11! he tell in trl , nn. sof steno!, covered with glary ! Ile fell! bor, though d • id, he ye , Lies-ralivea its the Isearu and never-dying gratitude of his khig and his fell His deeds will adore the panes of hitter! to the latest torsiori ; they will he handed down, with immortal fanie„ in the I.teet posterity. Achilles speaks in the peen, when Om retie ut Troy la not to be found Whew Aboukir will be so.ight its stns.-when the toast of Trafalgar shall be In.? in the fawn.' of t: me, Nelson shall still live..-Netent sh a ll sorely, the torah of elements, and wreck of world •!" Justly then admiring and valuing the spirit, the skill, the bravery, and intmosdite, wlech he ever enifoonly, awl ever eagerly displayed In hi, cause, every on* 91 von, I am sure, mull heartily finite in drinking a sentiment, which I wish to propose to ear worthy Chatrman, Mr Mrs, in Anomie of the ever-,e be-re esernhered, and ere...to-be lamented Guardian of our fyourtel Mond, I F l ' Mar the NeMm Pheeeis ever perch upon the British oak •• long as lohe make* her nest there. free-h.,r•tß:4.ins need soot (go , the rileosers of F00 , e , , they usay Aid deA.to e to h..r ion.te.l fleallias...thel need nit fie , the •ravevotiv Of the I were image fig,' raring torn the n,otintaina of E:metes. t ft:tar:nit 4411 atiai en:e the eaves The British Hag oat, un. 4- 11.• r Metter, aril ride triumphant upon the ..as, for ihe wife, of our kly end eouitt , N, for the lurfeetiou of Am llSerty, our e t otattodr snares, and our tan'onir.t; for the defence of r el rye ai: Oftteant and defeat eat of all o enemies. i, 1K .re .. .returned to Mr. Stephenson, I tipse - -- • • • . t- . 4 1 - ,..-Vpippleltbso roso:*,,' •.ii.'''' /`: .....?,, • •'• ..ripaLilf. No. t. • Friday. the Cottle of King'ssleabili Apse jorfri meat in the case of, M4CLBAII and ikfoook. which is of the highest importance to the regulations of the commercial world : the circumstances of the ease were, that a bill for lOW. had been discounted in the 'Mink of Ireland, which became due and payable upon the Igth of Februaiy, which being dishonoured, was protested upon that day . ; but the following day (the £oth) being a General Fast, by order of the King's Proclamation, no notice was given by the holder, until, by the post of the 21st, to the Defendant in this canse, who was only an in dosser, and who resided in the North of Ireland, but who contended, inasmuch as he had not been served with notice by the next post, after the bill heal; dishonoured, lie was not liable. Arguments bit both sides were urged by Counsel with much in genuity, as to the General Fast being of sufficient importance to supersede the strinness of the Ad of Parliament, and the contrary ; but the Court were pleased to give judgment in favour of the Defendant apinst the Plaintiff, which was avowedly in this cause the Bank of Ireland. CHATHAM, Nov. 2G. The several Volunteer Companies, of this town. will be inspeeed, to-morrow, by Colonel Twysden, in compliance with the General Order issued by His Royal Highness the Duke of York. Yesterday morning, between seven and eight o'clock, a foot-race, between a gentleman of Ro chester and a serjeant of the Guards, for a wager of two guineas, was decided on the road between the Star, on Chatham-hill, and Rainbow. The distance run was four miles. The Rochester gentleman was the winner; he ran over the irst two miles in twelve minutes and a half, and the four miles is little more than twenty-seven minutes. This gentleman, we understand, has been engaged frequently in pedes trian exercises, and invariably makes use of the very singular ceremony of flogging himself with a small riding-whip, which, on such occasions, he always carries with him while running, and applied the lash with such severity to his legs, that the blood absolutely trickled down his stockings. The Resolution, of 74 guns, after having undergone a good repair, was to have been taken out of dock, at this yard. on Saturday, but at high water she was found to have leaked so much, that it was judged prudent to keep her in another tide to stop it. On Sunday, the riggers and ordinary were in the yard ready to take her out, but the tide was not high enough to float her, she must therefore remain in dock till the *eat spring tides. The Misers is ordered for a thorough repair; is about three months she will be ready for service ; this is the ship considered some little time ago at Jamaica as unfit for service, and doubted if she would ever leave the island. Gangs of shipwrights are daily employed, raising the frame of the lA.- genus frigate, also on the Impregoalde. The Resolu tion is fitted with rollers for her cablts in the hawse holes, on a new plan. One of our wet docks is un dergoing a complete repair. A ship of 74 guns, to be called the Rouslay, is to be built without delay, on the slip from whence the Fosse was a short time since Lunched, at the King's yard, at Deptford. WifigE@ENIMISMat The seamen of the Fearegani, of 84 guns, Vice- Admiral Sir TUOMAS Ga AWLS, now at sea, out of gratitude, and in testimony of regard to Mr. P • , Midshipmen of that ship, when last in Plymouth, unanimously voted him An elegant naval sabre, of the value of slaty guineas, for his huma nity in a late cruise, when it was blowing hard, in saving the lives of three seamen, who had, by ac cident, fAUen overboard, by jumping into the sea, and keeping them afloat till more assistance put off, by his personal exertions, and at the risk of his life. Ihe Sea lencildes at Kinsale. Courtmasherry, and Oysterhaven, together with their Officers, all under the command of Capt. O'Nzi 14. N. have, with a humane and creditable feeling, subscribed one day's pay each (Amounting to 431.) for the re lief of the Widows and Children of the brave fel lows who fell in the Glorious Viftory of the Ulst Oftober. The sum has been remitted to Rear Ad miral Woossszy, to Dublin, to be 1-rwarded to LLOYD'S Coffee-house, London. 'rise Jesm:er, rine, and fraffington. of Leith, are arrived at Oporto, after engaging, And. in a gallant manner, beating off a division of the enemy's row- Is.iats, off that port.—The following are the parti culars: Extraa of a latter fiom Messrs. Moyers, liathern and Rollalgo dated Oeorto, loth 011uher, Intl, to Messrs. John, Guise, and William Bertram, merchants, Leith. " We refer se our last rsspeOs of the 13th and Mat since been sgreeahly surprised the arrival of the Jens Ines; she, the Vine, and Wallington, having availed NOW selves of a Medit .trasean convoy to make the best of thole war here.—We think it but justate to Captain Mackie, of tins occasion, to re:onimend his service to your attentions sad, as • higher testimony of his merit cannot be germ, spontaneous recommendation written by the oomemalloesif the Sc rut sl..up of war, in favour of him and the mashms of the afore-mentioned vessels, to their Underwriters, we crave your reference to the no:low.' copy of it, having only to add, that to Capt. bilicklit's activity and skilful conduct, the two other te.sels, in a roe' measure, owe their safety, the Wal lington helots able to bring her cons to bear, and the Vise, only armed with a bluardierbram, being considerably to leeward; luckily, no .ine was wounded but Capt. drown, of the Wei. lington, sod he is in a fair way of reclassify. We trust your Underwrite's will do something liberal for Winkle, on this or tasiOn, not only as a just reward fur hie t01744.ct, but as am ercouragenient fre other. to este( themselves in 'Maar co..n . Copy ut tire retoinniesidation by the CoftintAmier of His Ma. jesty's sloop Stout, alluded to in the above. " His Majesty's lesion Scout, oft Oporto, I nth Oc-tob. r, 18ir5 Gentlenien.-.The very spirited and obstinate manner in which Messrs. Muckle, Lowrie, sod drown, .feholded 1141 r re. spective vessels, Jennies, V. e, and Wallingron, yesteirbly, In mr pre , erl e, bind• Me to recomme.id thern to your particular' notice, and to assure you that :heir conithet merits your greatest eurouragement...-A division id the enemy's row.brons having puled out, during light winds, from Visa, for the piir,ose of attiekritg them, they, in the most determined ....nom% brought to for their mutual support, and kept u,. such a brisk fare, that, before the approach of this sloop, they had actstally com pelled the most advanced boats to tritest, sod but for the num ber of airs they rowed, they most eventually h ore been cap tured.-1 am hap?y ti find the Irma* have not r!ceived much dentate. Mr. Brown was wounded in the shonblev, but rimer quitted the deck ; and it is with pl e I add, th .t, loons the report of Nir Caner, thu surgeon offline ship, nod.. er ss it. be •Iprelit'l444. I am, Gent omen, 1014 Mkt ulkedrent humble &errant, (Signed) UUNAI.OII M kek 4Y. Commando of II Majostes 'My Selig." 'lt, the Oven.., and Ilitaln enders of the brigs Jeomrt, Vine, sot Wallington. .. • ... . • • 114tOst LAst.NMrt: GvizinTe. MILITARY TRODAMITIOIIS. Ceetesitieen in the Buthorlsof Voliontier latastry, signed 6y the Lod lereatewmc the Ciente ef .S.itkeetand. Georype caresteine Earl J. set boCilostel of Norm. Batts. lime" vim David Campbell. poeilfoodomialed Nob. ti, 1105 Lototailatudion. David Campbell, amt. to be Licutanani.Coloork Moe Sothrt- Lod, resitinall—tiatA Nov tit 1805. . Gotatielm t is the tot Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets M. line *coed by eke Depot o wksososts—lstul Not. 405. Alfred Kemple to be Ensign, rue Madras O'Meara, pro moted. Alsoirehy.O.f •••• Nostather 26, 11105 Cope of a Letter fiom t h e Honourable Wilitam Comwalln, Ad•iiiral at the Rod, &c. to William Meriden, 'Lig dated Ville de Pare, at Sea, the 17th Nov. 11103. have the holimir to ►end to be communicated to my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a duplicate letter which I hsve now received front Cart Gastrin), of the La ulna, making known to me the capture of the Spanish priva teer therein 'nein holed, by that ship. have the honour to be, he. W. CORNWALLIS. Latium, Lat. 44 deg N Long. 4 deg W. 224 Oct thOs. SIR—I have the honour to acquaint you, that His Majesty's ship ander my command ►as this day captured the Spanish privateer Ketch Amphion, carrying twelve guns, and manned with seventy melt ; throe days out from St. Sebastian. I have the honour to be, Re. T. L. M GUSSELIN. The Honourable William Cornwallis, Admiral of the Red, dcc. ittc. dm. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edward Patience, Sasnotil Gough, and Thomas Gough, of the city of Bristol, brown stows-ware manufacturers. Dec. 21, 1804. John Whittinghatn and Matthew Steele, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, factors and irournongeie Aug. 7. William Conroe', John Handley Sheridan, and John He witt, of Lane End, in the county of Stafford. manufacturers of earthen. ware. Nov. 18. William /rumen, Mark Spencer, and Nathan Rnbinsen, of Page's-wallf, Bermondsey, in the county of Surrey, Mama and leather-drioners. Nov. 23. Benjamin Barber and Thomas Watkins, clock, watch maker', jewellers, Ac. Nov. 21. Joreph Weave, Eduard Falterer, and Jantes Wood, of Man chester, in tee county of Lancaster, cotton-manufacturers. Nov. 111. George Smith, of Liverpool, and William Coker, of the city of Chester, tobacco and snuff-manufacturers. Aug. 30. Nicholas Peers and Robert Ewing Sinn, of the town of Liverpool. Oct. 31. Soloam' Minkel, Samuel Steel, end Thomas Connie, the younger, of Poole, cual.merchan to. Nov. 19. Christiana Beadle, Thomas Woffinatiii, William Elliott, and John Coupr, of New Mahon, in the county of York, coal merchants. Serpa. 1. John Benson and James Benson, both of Lancaster, a the county of Lancaster, linen-draper and haberdashers. 00.2. BANKRUPTS. William Irving, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, liquor-merchant, to surrender, Dec. VI. 23, and Jai. 7, at twelve at the house of Henry Forshae, the Globe Tavern, in John-s treet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. James Phillips, Liver. pool, and Mr. Wind'', John-street, Bedford-row, London. John Tankard, of liirmii.gham, in the county of Warwick, factor, dealer and chapmisi, to surrender, Dec. 10, 11, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, in B. rininghasn. At torneys, Mr. John Manotley, Birmingham, and Mr. John Written, N 0.7, New North...street, Bed Lion.snuare, London. Joseph Ellis, of the parish of St. Nichols", in the coy of Wnrcester, flaiordesser. dealer and chat.man, to surrender, Doc. 11, 12, and Jan. 7, at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, in the parish of St. N cholas, in the city of Worcester. Attorney. Mr. John Purnell, Staple Inn , London, arid Mr. Samuel Helen, Worcester. James Gifford, of Shepherd-street, Oxford street, In the county of Middlesex. coal merchant, to simender, Nov 30, Dec. 7, and Jan. 11, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney', 111.11011. Bromley and Bell, No. 4, Holburn.court, Gras's 11111. Thomas Baldock, of Chatham-hill, in the county of Kent, miller and :taker, to surrender, Noy 30, Dec. 14, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Atinrneys, Maus. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, and Mr. John Stephen, Chatham. Samuel Hickeribetham, of Brixton-hill, in the courvy of Sur•ey, milk:rand mealman to surrender, Dec. 2, 14, and Jam. 7, at eleven, at, C u e.ondon. Attorney, Mr. Murphy. Bouverie- tre.A„ Fleet-tercet. John Smith, of Manchester, in the enmity of Lawcaster, cot ton-merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Dec. 9, 13, and Jan. 7. at three, at the Star 11111, in Manchester. Attor neys, Messrs. Johnson and Barley, Manchester. Joseph Pettitt, late eat Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk, sipholaterer, to surrender, November 30, December 14, at eleven, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine street, Piccadilly. William Leech, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, brewer, dcaler sod chapman, to surrender, December 9, 10, and January 7, at two, at the Bridgewater-Arms lon, in !Man chester, in thecounty of Lancaster. Attorney:, Messrs. Duck worth and Chippinadl, Manchester Thomas Cummiugs, of Kirkby Lonadale, in the county of Westmorland, spirit nierchaet, to aurreeder, December 4, at Rye, at tee, and January 7, at five, at the house of Jel i n Weise*, the Cornmarrei.sl Inn, in Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster. Attorneys, Meson. Pickard aid Patinae.. Kirkby Louisa'', Westmorland; and Mr. Swale, New Boswell-court, Carey-erect, London. Francis Hale, now or late of Leeds, in the county of York, merchant,dealer and chapman, to surrender, December 23,28, and January 7, at eleven, at the house of M r . William Tinsdill, the Three Legs Inn, In (Aida, in the county of York. Attor neys, Mr. John Miens Grevillootreet, Hatton-garden, Lon dee ; and Mr. Charles &upland, Leeds. Robert Lowther, of SliefUld, in the county of York, arid of Throgmorton-street, London, reercMnt, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Ilecernbe, 9, 18, and Jannagy 7, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, in Seraffeeld. Attorneys, Mr Wilhelm Thompson, Sheffield; and Mr. Richard Batty*, Chancery. lane London. Benjamin Fountain, of Houndow, in the county of Middle. sex, butcher, dealer and chapman, to surrender. November 29, DeeemW 17, and January 7, at 'levee, at G. 414 .all, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick square, licegate street, London. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 2*. John David Albert de Mier re and James Crothie, of Broad-street-chambers. London, sner,marin, dealers and inisp men, at tm, at Guildhall. Dec. 31. Thrones Ward, of Ship don.upon-Stour, in the county of Wrsteestor, haberdasher, dealer and chapniaii, at ten, at the Unicons lon, is Moreton in %later, in the county of Glolicester. Dec. Cl -Clement Taylor, of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, paper.manufatiorer, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 31 -Christopher Johnson, of Great StambriAge, in the county of 7,4/111, 11,41f(113111, dealer and cha i rmov at ten, at the house "(John Seihrook. the Aube in erdcherter. Dec. 10.--. Charles Clegn, late of Miliir-w, 111 the parish of Rochdale, in the county if Lancaster, woollen manufafturer, dzaler ant chapman, at one, at the house ref Mr. Lawson,the sig.: of the Griffin, in Lung Mill Gate, in Mancherter, in thecounty cat Lancest r. vn flinmar Deighton, of Manchester, in the county oh Lancaster, calico-fonder, dealer and Chapman, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchester. Dec.ll. Wildans Scartn, of 11.chinond, on the county of York, Irmokrunder dealer arid cOaoinalo, at ten, at Mr. P.oecn's, the Angel foil, in Sheffield, in the county of York. Dec. IS. Samuel Wall, of Sheffield, ire the county of York, arid chapati% at ten. at Mr. I' szle.t, t►e Angel Init, to SilliSeld t. 17. John ',ease It AMIN late of Walbrook, in the city of Leaden, inituriatte-h-oker, at one, at (;liddliaU. Dee I 7 Richard Ikut'ee,ef Wellriose 'quire, In the county of 14 411.15 e, htb.,rdasher, dealer god c►apatats, at nue. at Guil4 roll, Liaidaa Dee 11. &Amen Gssagc 11.11srards. and Joseph Jackson. late 4 of No. 20, Saint Mary Jame, iq the city of London, N0.37b, in the 4trand, iu the city and Isbentes o f A% •• in . nater, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall, London ;lee. 17 Fraiscii Forbes, late of Blackman -street, tl e hurough of S.itithwark, in the county of Suney, cloy mist and druggist, at one, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 4. -Charlas Pollingom, of Hasant, in the county of Hampshire, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 21. Thnisae Harris and John Price, of the city of arketul, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dee. 17. John Baker, of 11..lbmn, in the, minty of oak, linen drawn, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guild. hall, London. Dec. 26. Samuel Dyson, now or late of Sndand, in the parish of Halifax, in . the county of York, merchant, dealer and dolman, at ten, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. Dee. 31. James Sutherland, of Little Tower-Hill, in the county of Middlesex, brandy-merchant, dealer cnd chapnun, at one, at GuiMhall, London. Dee. 20. Thomas "Leman', of the pari.li ofDunsford, in the eeeilte of Devon, miller, dealer and chapman, at fnur, at the Globe Tavern, in the city of Foetal. Dec. 17. Michael Richold, of Brightlielmstone, in the county of Sussex, wits e-nserchant, dealer and cliapmaii, at one, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—Dec. 17. Harry Eldertnn, now iir late of the e.ty of Bristol, mon e y. scrivener, dealer and chopman Porter Shepherd, of Lynn, in the county of NorGilk, drape r ,' dealer and chapasan. John Field, of Watfmd, in the county of Hertford, dealer and chapmaa. vela.: OF STOOKS, YES ILISDA Y gasik Stock 193) S per Cont. Reduced 39 3 par Cent. Corneas GOi 09 4 per Cent.. 3 per Cent. Navy 911; 3 per Cent. Lenalty 9gi Legg Anntatiee 16 16 imperial Annuities. 811346' Irish S per Coat. Oniniurn India Stick.. l l l9l India Bonds Par la. prom, Exchequer gills Par 14 prem.' English Lottary Tickets 191. 151. Consols for 60: ISiNilllll T. DISH, Sto , a-h ..a c ,, NG. 4, °withal, and 9. t' ...ANIRSE or EXCHANGE.--Nex Antsberdeni .... 95 8I U. Gan... ......... sa 1A... Pea. Ditto at Sight .. 34 10 Venice 391 I.ltto. Rotterdam e. .. II 6 U. Losbon 6% Hamburgh ll2 9 21D. Oporto 621 Altena 32 10 2(17. Duhio, l2l Paris . 95 4 Lie. Cork IS Ditto Ur is 12 • on.' so• t. r . d. gmardeaux . 35 13 Portegal G.ild in Coin Cadis Ditto — Ni w Dcub'oons 0 0 Madrid Ditto. Silver in Nan 0 591 Bilbao . 30 New Louit sects Lighten 331 Agio on the Hank of Hotted Nantes Dublin on London (Nov. .11 .; Belfast on London (Nov. 13 1 7' 8 gelta.u. on Detain (Ditto) MR THS. Lat.lv, at Florence, Counter geldeili, daughter of own. Ent Cicciaporci, and niece to Sir John Simon of Afanbarik. Bait. of a daughter. On Monday ini.rsiing, the 18th hist. at his house, CLarlotte square, the Lady of Sir John !Sinclair, Batt M P. of •I son. Us Saturday last, the Lady of Edwin Bayntun Sandys, of Ohmmeter place, of a daughter. MARNIAUE. Monday senilight, at Wrekbaiu, by the Rev. thz Dean al St Asapb, Lieutenant-Colo.:el Kn~gtr, to Harriet War rinren, youngest daughter of the Rey. George Wariusgtoo. DEATHS. On the 19th inst. at Fleshing. to Cornwall, the Hon. Be. 'mild Cocks, youngest son of Lund Sallimess. At Edinburgh, on the 17th in.t. the in ant son of V.scouut Duncan Oe trio 4th of April last, in Mengel, Captain Will am el His biaiii.ty's loth regiment, of the wound he remitedd .a the IWCOINI attack o-i Blilutpere. NIGH WATER This DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.. Mem. .. :36 atm. aim). I Lyn, .... 54 min. after 5 SALE BY AUCTION. At the Glehe Inn, in Wisbech St. Peter's, ha the Isle of Ely, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of Noveinber, 111b5, between the Your. in Six and Eight in the Evening (subject to such Conditions of Silo es shall be Vi.n and thero produced), PINHE following ESTATES, in VIALS & ()KEN, in tie County of Nod; .Ik, and WISBECH ST. PEl'Eß's, in the Comm, of Cambridge. IN WALMMEN. Lot. I. All that FicolioLl Nl•euage or Tenement, with the yard thereto belonging, situate in the NI ooh, near Waholtert Bridge, abiettiog nit the Highway leading true Wisbeeh to ttralsoken towards the South, and now in the otctipatioo of John Banter. Lot. 2. All that other Freebali Messing. or Teameeet, with the yard thereto belonging, situate to the Marsh, near Walsoken Bridge afar:maid, nn Lot. I, Wed, and the said Highway, South, new iu the occupatiest of Stephen Fall. Lot. 3. All that Allotment of land, containing 9A. 1 R en P. moss er lits , lying is Marshland Fen, next a Drone North and West, and Land allotted to J. Cox, East, now an the occupation of Rich. Seaton. Lot 4. All that allotment of Land, containing !A 'IR. leP merrier less, lying an Matedand Sowetti, next ktddl: Drove, East, Land allotted to Jelin Cox, Rends, and Lied al lotted to Nl...Bellamy, and Mrs. Clark, West; uuw in the 0.- cepatien of the said Richard Seaton IN WISHE ACH. let 5. All that Od enahlented and wo/leecnstorned Porb lie House, called or known by the name or sign of 'Ger Globe, desirably situate in the Market Place, now itt the oc cupation of Edward Oaket. This Lot is F , echold, a.,,1 not conned to either Brewer or Liquor me-chant Lot 6 All that Stable, usually occupied with the altmemene toned Public-house, situate in a plat.* called Whitton Yard, now to the iircu,i 'torn of thesidl Edward Oaeee. Lot 7. All that Freehold Shop, with the piece of roiled thereunto adjoining and belonging, whereon lately deal a meetuage, situate in the Market Flare, next the said l oldie horse cal.ed The Glebe, North, a Lute, Ent e add the place, Wert; a: the 114.11 C are 1147111 w the (Kellill4oll of Wil liam Taylor. Loot S. All that Freehold Meatier or Tenemestt a... 1 Snap, situate at the comer of Hith•street, now in the occupati at of John Davie This Lut ismttremely well situated fos soy kind of butui.e...„ being in the most central part it Vs unto. Lot 9 All those Four Ayres, iu, , re et les., of Freehold Pas. tore Ground. ly i ng in Crab MIT4II, in Tirskei's Grose, neat Ili* said Drove, Ea.t, and Land of Me. John Johnson, North, now in the occupation of George Belt. Lot 10. Ail those Three Acres, mire or legs. of Potatoes Ground, lying in Mash 'vat New Culminate iti.dr.r", aboning upon I end. sail t id l y's, North, and tit. t :anal, West, now in •he CU . 'Mi. 111 John Parker. This Lot is C.,,eliold of Wisbsach Barton Minot Lot 11. All three Two Mentalities or Tenements, situate id the Back-side, nen the ('anal, now iu the occupations tit St... phen Moots, and Elisabeth litowlgoe. Further particulars may be known ma appLeation to Mr.. Clarks Metcalf, Solicitor, Wtsbeach. LONDON:—hutted by G DAVIDSON. r 4... 17, Dulcet Coact, BOW Server, Coggin' Gard a. sod Pu.lasbod Oa Ofrace, bin ). Kick of St. Clement's Choreb. Strand. by W. STUCK, of No 7, New Br:t tet Stied. L•uel /tore. Or. &c. for tate Pape►, not to the VAG' (east-0.42 s ',abbe July aetandei to. -- ~,.