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_ . • • Avitheat fey provocation, pulled his nose, and knocked him down. Ile repented his violence till .the Plaintiff lay a pi)-trently lifcless: The Plaintiff • was of length rescued, evil conveyed to the Palace Mr. Serkant Coctem., for the Defendant, in sisted, that, although the Plaintiff had been severely beaten, .had received nothing wore than what he most certainly vtea deserved. — Ile said, the present case re • led hint of one somewli itsrf it similar nature, tried beton; the pre sent Lord Chancellor, when he was a Judge of the tomato(' Pleas. The Plaintiff, in Unit ease, bud brought ins return to recover tlatnagto. for the tugs of some of ht.. teeth, ninth the Defendant had beat. it wit. After hearing the circumstances, his Lordship mired the Plaintiff if he had nay teeth left? • The Plaintiff said he had. %Veil thee, rend his Lord. ship, II yon wish to preserve theta. and not have them kimeked not it.,, I would advt.& you to keep a civil tongue between them. The Jury gave the Plaintiff ; it plainly :1111watt-tug he hod Itrottaht the chasti.emeat upon himself. So here, the Plaintiff, though $ small man, was extremely lawful of hot abuse end insolence. lle was like a little pert goon• bunt.ten-codc, 'Away petki,.g and - . • .. . . eying ut other cork“. without eougicleriog the AlZe 4/I Ina opponent. •n• the pitnialituent he will hring:ng nlran intri.elf. Ile 11411 bten once or twi..o turned riot of the thelitre for hit nwltmes.; and the fart aa, that he hull, on the preeedin 4 et ening, gone to the lanyhotise to a stet, of ititoxl..sitioti. and had woolly titaulte.l the Lltefendmet, anti two lathes with were with him. Fur this helm:tour, the Defend ant h 441 . very prq,ierly repeAtetl the 111.411 , 41 t r.•,11/.IIV of toroint; Imo nut. The next inmi;: , * the Ylsiatiff, instead of makings suitable apology, hail sent the Defirts , laat 111 insolent letter. detain .. satisfaction. Exasperated et this th.. fendaut had certainly pursued th It method r. bleb Mar 'best calculated to prevrot u repetition of it. The Plaintiff, he Stated, had received uu !Unions in jory,.for lie 19.114 seen at the theatre die next ceeii too:, lichaviug as !tail as trfie. This defence was not atitropteti to tie proved by any eviiietiee. The- L.-arn-il JVOCiII was of opinion, timt it wit highly iseces-s7y the weak should be priitecie.l i:;gaiinit the ; there dill not 4 .Iwer l.) he WV, 5 , 44.1 . 111)te twueneation ; to the defence, it coasisted merely of assertion without proof. lir thought it ri cute iu which the Jury were called villein to ieier d visages sileivate in the injure. The Jury retained a verdict for the Damner--r 0 ti r Hundred Po is ud s. OARSIDE aid ANuTfrlt r. sir xrFtt. The Plaintsfr. were tli.uillrr aa•l the I.)ervu,l - a ptolslic lit at Maliviiestur, owl the 4IC tit).l MOO ittl) . l2ht t, recover ittol. 53. wider thew citettm- slaw.vs: The Defendant, who had an account with .the 'Plaintiff, had paid their collecting clerk, by twl. the sum of 101)1. sr.; the clerk, by mistake, entered these bills twice, si. test the Defendant had cre dit for the whole of that aunt, beyond what lie had actually paid, and the ai.::ouot Was so ten dered to hiiiL; th^ snistake was aftcrw irds erred. hot he refused to rectify it ; insisting flirt he' bad' port the whole of the niouey, and that the ac count 'delivered by the IPiainh9i was proof of his haviug paid it. The Plaintiff's desk clearly shelved that the en try hail been erroneously made, end the Defendant was punished for Ina f.sti.lislent defence, hr having a verdict against him for the stun of 1001. Sit. • •, On the 9th instant, — Ertzseerm Mors, wifiettf! Jun MOTT. of Charts:muter, near I)orclieiger. w'ari wan detained in I/tr.:heater Castle on a charge or isgante. was liberated, at the earnest regiteat het drat ho-laan.l. who lyel kindly rettolveil. on the death of the (which took place a few day, prior. at the hooka °ldle firs a), to take his faithful. affe:tiototte, and loving sitcom a recood tune to foal and hosed. , Orerstrasslehall, in 'Norfolk, with 340 acres of land, (tinder a le:we a 14 years to younl the reotal of which, deduetmg the land-tat, produced only was aolJ at Cramer, on ‘Vetinessl.ly brit. for 16.6 tol. The comnetitorr were I,lril St4Etsf.ts, late purchaser) iwraillair Diva r, Esq. (who bid 16 st ,0001) and Jossm Guam's', N Smithey oenilight. when Kane children were a taming the.nselves :it the water of Leith, by therm its.; fumes into ;lie lead,. under the arch above tile nail whirl, nue of t;lein, little more l lin it two veers 0141, feii in, marl ;is sit-unity carried, by the . fu.ee or the water. dery ii a covered passage, through which it Is directed when the milts are not ein phy: 4. This [inssve is about 30 yards long, wills a c.i..1 tleelivay, and at the end of it there is a b ..tll W11.1:t: 1110/.!CS are coinitriieted. The sluice yhroiri,i. which the water is eivirryed to the pool ' I t :livened to be up. anti the child, floating in the ts...aii fur it intimate or two, was iliac a into 'he cur mat, mad preeitritated, with ire it viols-nee, down to the bottom of the fall, iipworita of I 3 feet high.— b:• this titne an alarm bail liven i t ivr I N and till. tn•”`”.", Percritit4( the. chill, rap 4 to the pool 'beton tti. ablicy, and. to their great astonishment, beheld the child 6 rraelaug by is pis.,•e of tlw rock. It ap peared to hive received no other injury, than a idtglit contusion on the forehead, thigh did out pre y-eat n, an hour sberviards, from resuming its play. 'Valle the child floated in Ow Initial, its mother, in 4r,...u:n0 distraction, WM ell tilt. r,.... or leap 111;: over to it. assistance. but was Imo ly prevented. i t‘lii.ii%t. Giles'i. great She Fair was held ini k p 'Vivi'. -iy last the 12th iu.tdutl. The situation, ar • rob Ac.oc. , f., and aecrennindotints of this fair. ri ce...V*lly . .bitig of the kind its England. The num- In., of saeep pruned evesnuitted to 66.04 K). ' The 6 tics were parts: Wady dull on horned end S mth Don.. ewes ; tint fleshy autl gets; South Down and Lamed wethers mud lambs sold very briskly, 411(1 .1 a great price. WEthpft/ teti•hed (rain 16.. to sAta. p.r head.—ewes from .211‘. I- 36... per head, —and tenths le 164. to V... 144, per 10.n.1. Alf. Buoosmr, of Lai:salon farm, near Cattleman, sail Mr. Ss:t.e. of Witchlmry •farm mot Winchester, • obtained the high price of ala. par head fur South I)'nvn lambs. 'Fie preferestue cautioned very de cidedly in. &your of the tidaith Down stork. Mr. 5yx,,,,, of Kamin g too. Hants exhibited many Spa aids rains; and the shew WO very great of South nvn, Leicester." awl Cotasvisld rum-, faun the c.tmcast of stocks. The number of hori , nay Brent, and those that owe good sold very high. M•1 - 4E:"L: , LADY BATEYS WILL. • A cause has lately been instituted in Doctor's Commons respecting the 1V ill of the late )Lady Ent h, under circumstauees of a very singplar nature. The question is 'imply •• Whether the Ecclesiastical Court can Feebly the errors of her conveyancer. and thereby carry her Testamentary intentions law ef fect. On the death of Lady Bath, a probate of her %Val was granted to Sir Thomas Jones, Bart. and Christopher Codriugtoo, Esq. two of the Execu tors, power being re .erved to Mr. Kipling, the other executor. Sir James l'ulteney, im cousequt me of the conveyancer Isamu% omitted to coutinue the remainder over to Mrs. Markham, according to the instructions given by her Ladyship, the con tingency of Lady Bath not Inning any issue, claims an absolute interest in the residuary estate ; a decree has therefore lately been taken out by Mr.. EVelyis Fawcett, wife of John Faw cett, Esq. formerly Markham, the reNidttury legatee solbstituted in the Will on the 'leash of Sir James Pnlteiiey, citing the Executors to bring into Court the pro'nete, and chew cause why it should not be revoked, moil declared void, on necourt of the clause iii the Will disposing of the residulry per snual estate not containing equally tuovi sions as are ezerfssed la the heads .of imitructions given by the lestatris ; teal on the probate being declared void, ro accept a new probate with that part or deuce of the instructions which respects the ilisrosul of the residue of the per sonal eAiite, as constituting togetber the true will of Lady Bath; and Mr. Kipling is also cited to hring I11:0 Calla i i w 1 , 1•41'11(1to::% 1101 orizaial draft mule hy the di aftsr.lar. Sir Juinen is cited also to until' to see pi oc.-ciiings. !FORTINO INTELLIOENcF. LICHFIELD RACES. WrDNEIDAY, SEPT. 13. Vtly Pounds —.rwn..iic L ou ts. Mr. Clifton's r. c. Calico, 3 yrs old, 71A I lb.. Mr. T. Brown'. b. c. MAgymis, 1 yrs old, 84. 411 o 11 Mr. Her., ti's lw h Testle Eviteh, /Ist 211. M►. Care's ',r. f. lady Laro, 9 so. old, 7st. 21t) dr 3 to 1 on Calico.--Two serene and well-contested heats. A Slakes of nor.—One lour-mile brat. Mr. Doott's hr. in. by Telescope, 3 yrs uld Mr. Glover's hr us. by Telescope, ti yrs old JI TIOURSO•1. Fifty Guineas —..Fuur-ioile bean. Mr. Elyort's gr. It. Lichfield Mr. Carr's br. f. Lady Earn, 3 yri old bolted Ilewett's b. e. Stilton, 4 yn old Kilted Mr. Tolton's tr. m. Pussy ('at, 4 yrs old dis to 4 n Lady Earn before starling ,• bed the boy whit rode not being able to manage her, she followed bolted), in eoutequence of which they were boils distanced. At these races, Lieul.-Gen. Minuet, late Corerrior of Flushing, Brigadier Gen. Osten, Colonels Serie., Rector de July, nod Dv Limos, pri, niers of ar ' at LiClitleltl, were prenent. The former, though of Dutch mike, is of French origin, and wears she %Amu* insignia of French military ho nours. The latter are very tine men. About forty other officei a front the sense island, are stationed at Lir b tit Id. CAR LISLE RACES (Cuueledeal). T 11112.11611.11", StPT. The Nubkmma nod •Genlleiartes ainlaseription Purse, of a eugs. fur hor.r4, ece. of all aers.—.Three male heals. _ Loral Siratbinorr's bi. by co' 'mono. 1 4 1 .Ir. Mortimer• b. c Patriot 4 I I Mr. S. Dutic,mbe's b. in. Ilipmrall Lass 2 J dr Mr. Florin-es h. c. Minskip • 3 g 3 Mk Li tic's c. f. . . t iliC r;11/011.ite ; circa hetti.ig un 1.0111 Strathmurci b. f. aurt a guot.l race—won b) half a lenjth. SAYE D•Y A ma, cli f.r .sses la tweru Nr las4oia's e m. ri4lr by imril Los slier, and Slr. W. Jahusfitis b. g. Stickler, tale by Capt. Ilan is; was won by the fotister.r..A hue race son by linlfu mock. _ _ The iv...idler, during the races, wu pretty favourable. The ronipany a ho attended were numerous, and of the drat fashion. Asaoaest ninny others acre the Czllowtng : The Earl and Cunntess of Lonodde, Lord Lnwther, the two Wits Lowther, Lord Morpeth, Lord Soaforth, the light Hun. T. 11allsee, General Sir Paulus Gnilius Irsialti Sir J. Graham, of hetherby, Bart. Sir C. Donklaa, Bart. Lady Lawson, E. Horse!, Esq. T. %V yher gh, E.g. T. W. Eng. W. Ponsonby Johnston, E.ll/1. ••••-• Jacksou, Esq. Henry Fawcett, Esq. The antinomies at the Baal* Inn cud Crown 31111 Mitre Tavern were well attended. During the halls, the assembly rooms exhibited a blaze of lwauty and elerunce. On Thurs day murrain; a public and very elegant breakfast WWI given by the St. .n Ards at the Crown sad Mitre, of which Is.; ladies and gentlemeu partook. The old English atbktie sports were revived at these Bares of wrestling, running, leaping, its ultirli the Custiherlaud's swains exhibited greet nsltty nud untreular sin Intl h. The in • sitting match, on Tuesdny itorniag, for a Pam: of five guisi , -s, was particutaAT w‘.ll cuot,siol, and ennaiiirrible lutenist. Nu less thus 16 • ..ople con- Ictidedlogether foe the prise, which wit at length sots by out iNiChiollloll, Gum ;hrelkeld. THE MARKETS. VAN-EXCHANGE, Sip,. Gt. CURRENT :ASCE OF GRAIN Wheat es.. u 4.. I Ira I beans Flue ditto I ti.. 116.. Tit..: keses ...... 50% ass. od Rye 538. tit... Oats gee. up.. 34. Barley 424. 411 s. PoAsed. ..+a. gel nii Milt _ yes. $6.. Potato, ditto —t. to 4 WI. Whit* Pees Rape Seed •• •• 8 "' 99. row Fleur ...... 9 0 . 95•• Ores P , as... 545. Sycoita. h:01. Orr: USD - EI:SIT - 11V: EDI V Tuesday the Ser.l(o6 leolicsts of the Uni "entity ei F,iitiblirgt conferred the degree 01 Doe tor in Nle.li!':.te ow the following gentlemen, after haring one th►ongh the nppointed examinations, and publicly chKetaled their inaugural diaterta nuns : OF ICOTLAS D. ffensl fl..r.!ie De Ilievehrl. Jamas 11"touJ IN lIydro! kerne.. ITtiiiain 11 osuu ..... •. •De ydrne iwrac r. /ROM IMOLA %iv. Seim Tamer De Reyswr Ito ibripildwi.lke. William &owl Clemente De .WorMIO. William Walker 11 Mt:Mason F 46" no;Phrater Arapaho. Adam Black De MeldnC4oligi. Henry Jeffreys .... L. Caturacta. VIIOII 11111r1 A NI). Jam, Roche Verliag he irteto it James Ferguaima De keno. /lobed Reid De PeTif dew., _ . mina a inter Fk:✓nn et Ja►a 3T.Dewell ..I P 4, Gem !hammock. !ROW ►OBYiC A Jain,* V "se - - be Ante Cwotidia Amines woe. IRO% JA VI•ICA. - Georze Ricketts Nutt:di lle l'edetoa. iAOY AAAAA 13010. Wi II Mtn BOILIII Dr Pi...N:mak. 11WM • VIIRICA. Willinat C. Buvreu lo Songlike .Vitt4 odic Aaother iiieisian of the troops of the Duke of BRUNSWICK OILS, lauded ou the Irk of Wight, on Saturday lat.t ;- on which day Isis Serene Digit tool nerepted the ii3itation of Sir IlEafty IVotts- LZY 11.trmes, Bart, to r grand dinner, at his house • its Newport; at which hit thin; and the principal 'Ntril‘Citty officers and gentlemen of the Miami, were entertained. We Inure received 14 letter from the Lialy I.yrtia Falgeitudie de la V illchaguc (daughter of kii.leird Laid Ed:plateau:, mins to the present F....r1 of Mount Brigeriinhe, and widow of Al. de In Ville ba*ur) a para,,erupli in our last. in which the merits of (ieneral Oates,. I ite second in communal of the French garrison a. Flushing, were set forth, with the remark that General 7.l.outct was Governor of Flnshing ten yeart., an hod tie cumulated 100.00ul. This I,udv states (and we have no doubt truly) ( b ut Genova :Bonnet merits every word of the praise bestowed on Gearrol °two; end she liertelf had experienced the most generous protection from him. whilst in mock dis trait', lost 3 ear,' on the Wand of Welcheren. She tend hint a gentleman of the most refined man n., hovitais!e, generous. nod friendly ; but his fitrirepee is merely a military o::e, rind by no means solrage es has been stated. We willingly Insert thus ninth its justice to the General, and regret that went of room precludes one inserting the whole or the Lady's letter.—(Saiibery Pave.) Tlatiiiirch of Reculver, in contemplation of its fell, his been strimwd of its covering of lend ; but the lever of antiquity will learn with plea- I sure, that the sister spires, with the towers which support •them, are likely to be ',reserved, its we're informed that the Trinity [lnane has at length heenme. sensible of then importance to the navigation of the Thames and has made some in direct proposal for their prirehtise, through a sur vvytir who lots been scut down for that purpose. A fire broke out. at loaf-plea 3 o'clock, yesterday maiming. in Bear-yeril, Clare-market. It was first discovered by a man wlui slept, its the Ara id a • stable belonging to Mr. Norco, trioe-maii, in Clare-street. Cture-trottket. The games commu nicated to Mr. eorcot's store-house, which was filled with barrels of tallow, mid a great quantity of pickled. tripe for exportation. The premises of St+urnatrss timber-yard also took fire by four o'clock—it hr.l a most terrific appearance, and seem ed to threaten destructiou to the neighbourhood. The horses were got out of the strides, of which there are several close to the spot, and brought into Clire-etreet, anal several chaises and carts were also got surf ont ; but the small house in Bear yard, towards Very-street, sustained considerable damage. Five or six hoooesare burnt to the ground. The house of Mr. Wsiddler, tallow-chandl e r, i n Vele street, and also the Crooked Billet public-house, are snitch damaged in the hoick part; several or thr io habitants had much difficulty in making their es cape, many of whom have lost their all. A quan tity of tallow has beeiswived by the activity of the fire-men. By six o'clock the fire was subdued.— We did not hear that any lives have been lost ; the gess who first discovered it is very much scorched. The accident is attributed to the neglect of an host , ler, who had left his candle close to a stall in 'sea the stables. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, YMTEIIDAY. STA A *vex. WNITUrtIII My, 41. 115e.0d. to 01 104-od. Hay 51. 511. to 61.00. Sbaw, $l. I. to al. Ila od. New, 01. 04. 40 01. 04. Clllll7, 71. 7.. to al. I. Straw, 01. 6.. to 91. 19.. •r • U XBll,l IN;E. • aspectoes Reim= Y, 'SEPT. 14. • per hmd. New do id. —6. In ard. --s. Doric), per quarter CO. to 455. --(I. Deis . to 44g —ll. 15 44. —J. to lios, --el. P. to .sti.s. --el 71. PRICE 0 POCKVTA. Fent, 31 pis to 41. 0% Kent, •1 u•. to 51 IS• StrOWIL, al Oa 10 •I. .2s. StMex. :IL lop. t. Ito E.. x, at. In.. to 41. 111.. —•. to 1.1. us 15out too pockets of New Hops Wive been at Market— prices LI. to 1;1. I HOPS. O•OL. NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL MAMKIETS. (D) the ('arcass.) 1 1 'VW 3s. e ed. to 41. ed. Yea. is. od. to Ge. 6d Mottos 41. oil. to as ed. Pont Gs. ed. to 7s. ad lamb 4s. 4 .to Se. ed. SMITHFIELD MA To sink the Offal Met ( Is. 4d. to ..',4. tid. Metteu 4%. Id to Ss. ed . Ft al Is. ed. to tis. 6d. j Louth .. fis. at. to Os. ed. Pork ss. al to 75. 041. MAY-. , Hay.. SI. los. Shays ..... II. ISt. el.,rst... bl. toe. 6RK F.T, Sarr. le. per mane of alb. Head *Malik, this day ti..asts dos° Slitov sod Lambs ... 1 9,sem• Cakes lb Pip 3O, ARILLT. ad. to 61. los. ofl. ad! 1., I. .ss ad. to 71 los. col. PRICE OF St. Jsmra's 'Market :.. ad ' Clare ?Inrkrt Wiaitcch tM , •I Market 511 per ty: of Oh. TA LLOW. 'roveTallow 9its od --ii 9 Yellow Russia 99e tid —a o White ditto .. 99s od !I .. Soap ditto.... fitie od --. 0 1 ; 4 2.1 I Melting Stitir e6s 01 --II 0 1 AtI.TICT. .. is aid Ditto semetrie see es ..s to Graves .... ( i. ,0 4 'Venom Soap, t I Os—Molt , d 11 416--urrl, 12 in Pecort of Candlea, per dozen, 1 40 lid—Moulds, Lis lid PRICF: 01 LEATHER. Rate, r. to 361141 mete • 2241 to itrol per lb. I htto,,ati to titAhs. earl - 2.:4 to v/4 berrebatite . Racks - uod Dressing Hides - lad to 144 Pine Coach Hides - tctd to vitt Crop Hides' 41 to 4olhe fee rutting iB4 ND igid Ditto jo to 4.414 19;t1 to u:d Calf Skins no to entbe :ted to 4.4 Ditto en to 71.111 - T,la to .19.1 Ditto 79 to - grill to MA Natoli SCltil (Greenland) 341 od to :Is ,rd ditto loos to 14115 per dozen. Tanned Hulse Hideo Istd to 4.114. per 11.. RAW lIDES. B ri t wire r s awl sfrere ---- ,:prr - I)rtiinsry is. tad. to is. tid. 000 r) es bd. to et. od itorlmt Cid( its. 'Amick. Middliuds tft ad. to is. 441. Esc. Horst is& od. to 171. Micro Slims - - it. od. to as. 3d. Lamb Naha • - - ts. ad. to 3s. ad. Co.ll.lllAltlaEr--Sarram3za Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. .. Newca5t1e...... I ..144nderiand . t a 6.1. to od. I —karate Coal .... I ....... od. to ad. I „Weld. Coal ... ...... *Ss. od. to --a. od. - • wrr- -- • MAY, IL T.VTELLIG 4:‘:;.. 7. Arrivied she GaNgev. aceptre, I ;,,e1 Ream. Isamu the SiolPd the 7'yrion to the Itutt , vtic.l; etr u - tuk .Serapis 'gore ship. r1.111100TH•DOCId, SLPT. 16. Lagt night arrived tke Captain. 74. Caps!. Wood, (mue the onlertil up the harbour to be repaired.. Ailtit;rul Young to expecte(' here early iu the ram-tali; week. to re. the 1 . 0411111W0il itt thw Arrived to .26 dip. from lialifax, the iliac trans port., 133, CI. 11.•.•:r, Master, with s p an Cot t h e iloAt-yer.l ; pw-te.l convoy of the :!aratia: frir,nte. on on the * brisk% of Newfounithiod s t aike the Nephrite. Capt. 11.a.,1. woo Liver:ma! to Storiiista. off Scilly ; and the Tistr traliskrt, trout eorsiotta iq titr ihiva, at which pls..: it l• r!;..: French were hourly ezirettcd; .11.0 artcra: poi tr. with troop. from ti,r West lv,tes, Sailvil the °rote; sloop of ear, AAA tie SZ:T 17. Ytatetday„ uteri lansled .ne:, tr r , i•.: r, bebiu/ing to ib's !ha;{' el' the. Foal Of t.!-aiha and this inorei.% taut of alw tiqyal :• • , Do reports from 11':-.1cheren ane dr. adiul,• so. pont;v• tv lltatiza that 64 are the • daily. 11'e have upward, of JtAt in our iruf sick, sorne dam!-rolisty 1...; hut the fever enntagiotts as at first ts , .tryti. 0:i ThnrsciAy. Innt died at the hal racks !avec it and nine litElies are new ing in the tlead-raoin.— Ile men have every attentiOn atetn, much nine as is docincd isece-,nay lay the in attend:slice. In the liowns so:ne tVe ‘l,iik, a 1 I have knit been :nlGrinell that 40 inJor 4(11161-LA this morning at 0t91„ A gen-It:14 arrivAl from the Downs ye.tvrilny titortiiNg to reimir, hayli;;; Item nits 6 ; a man of war; she has 10. t part of tu.iiii 411 1 ime masts, suit ous ht , iteii in nu the title, slut 0.1 her guns dislodged. She was far -some time hi...41.5t thoger, but %*ild pre wrred by the per:sever-A 64: • 14 her en w. The .50th regiment (part of which was left be.-e with the buv,gage) was blllll to be 11;e ninst reginr•tit at IVaicheren, and lied, us.hrort since, but two otfiecia ill, iv is in u dreadful the first battalion' olitiost to a snail, ....is ously cre fit is doe to the (Avers h..;1 fur their attention to the sick ; and a s. scriptitbn has been set 011 root at Surveil's, I<tr t.. 5 and children of the bolthees. SHEERNILS9, SEPT. St Teti the Diligence oud Sterling, with u : for Gattetdburg. PEAL, thPlf. Caine in the Sabeete, Royalist. I;ly, end Cruces, frnin.Fmsising. ti~verai transi,orts are waitiqg fur order.. Arrived the Betsey. Reindeer, .I:nz, and t.linspurss, with .tha.ytth Regiment on heard tami Aberdeen fur Jersey. LEITH, 14. On Friday arrived in these roads, the Sna.te of n ar, from a cnlizc._ tdiyndav arrive_ d t,ie atilish schooner privateer /10/ing, of six guns and 4.3 men, raptured by Hie Ni.eje.ty's stoop Snake, cif the No•th Cape. Tl , e priiateer Irld captured the neutral veastia :Velitana i Jame, •ml Career, which .verr, elso recaptared, and ar. now safe arrived here. The prillourr4 wrre !mut ed on Tsiesiia),und conveyed to the deptit at Grecn law. g•Pne 4hiy ;mired the iirPion cutter from a cruize. S.cied the litrioard goo-brig, with u cuttruy for Ttataiay sailed from the read*, the Crocodile 11!01 eg`Ti" 110111 Stre!litUtlS 1010404 g. 011 a cruise Of the Cap..:; also the Fancy gun-brig. un cruise oil Bergen. _ . FROM LIMO'S LIST. datorromxio, SrPT. 17. trrarett, the Hope, Smith, 'sons St. Lucie ; Peinicut, fi.trn Lisbon ; Fur tune, Chellery•, (row N ruve ; cud George, Coney, front Guttenhoi orti.--Beilett, the Jaito, Shutout's, for Nionotiorr f)uisuthg, foe Rio Janeiro; Orris, iVoott, fur New- York; Monarch, gait, fur Jamaica; and Vellum, Tozer, fur Opurto. Friday se'onigitt. Captain :blot SavitA Nescaran • was committed to the Southgate ptiacin in Exch.:. by the Nlayor of that city, tor steal n four Bank of England notes, value 61. the property of lIA NS PETER PLTERJEN, master of a vessel in the Mi nis)) service. The parties had slept the preceding night in a two.borlded room at the White Lion Exeter, where the prisoner contrived to purloin the property of the form-vier, while the litter was asleep. The prisoner is it young tarn of genteel appearance ; and a sssss neruy Captain in the Cornaull Artillery Local 51.1itia. Ile is well known in Plymouth mid Doel. in Irodi which pieces lie has contracted debts to it cOnsideralrle amount : is also accused of do.wing n note on a brother ra cer. vs:thorn his knowlcilte or consent. On Friday six nixie ennxicts tre a t Illehest. r were ercorted throull2 IYinehaater,o4s their -way to Woolwich : •room; them was Capt. DAVISOII, late of the 'llya! Marisa*, convicted of-a robtary et 'remain). ._~~,., PHI( 'E ()r sTocKs yESTER.: . I' Crest. >.% 3 per Crest. (hrts...is •s !.! I • per Cent . Navy lix•lliequer o• Etiztialt Lottery Tickets tes.. nalk for Calusuis fur' T 1:1$14, Stuck-broker. 4. Carabill, and 0, Charma.cicran MAX RIAGJt. Oa 31ontla), the itathalt. at Grantham, Thomas Manner... Esq. to Low's, eldest tl.tughtfte of Julio Nlaituers, E.q to Spittlrgate, Lear that place. 17E1THS _ . Oa Timmlay week, awed 7,1, morel-gaily rearectetl, Rota.: t Cheney, tut i Meywell Langley, near I)r ray. He served the office of High :sheen . .. for thht county au the %ea► 077 a. Friday earetriwg, au hi. wsy from Heryealoatla to Bun, lEJ. ward Ford, Esq. lute of fiwlalewuryware, Loasalota.sualreart. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIPOE THia IeAV. Derma,' 3.aain. after 10 Allarmuoa 39 11110. er _ . LONDON :—Printed by C. 11MITN, No I.l'h:tot-ors In arti yrebliehed et the Of ße., hl4l ts, Back uf St. lime. • rhumb, Strand, by .1. IVH IT C, GAM.: plece.-14) • , he. for Om Y:geer, stable the OSP, (post.yeiri), ast duly as tench te. I_ , I. ' I = - . .r ~'~ I I • I