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V . . irneiseenty of whet might be stated in the effpdavit: certainly, however, it Insist be observed, dateline/It the whole of the Defendant's affidavit tended little or nothing to esouse the crime ;• bee.mse, taking every thing for granted, which is there stated, it amounts to this—ln co:lefl:nee of Mr. licale's answer to the Defendant's publications, the Defy u.., dent, at a considerable di.tence of tune, meeting Mr. brute in the street, took an opportunity of publicly insulting hint, by giving him a blow in the broad day, and thes masking use of words, winch were tantamount to a challenge.— For the purpose of restraining spirits such as the Defendant's ; for the purpose of correcting that which education and a converse nit!) honourable . men had nut ; the Court must impose such u sentence, as would tint only Leel him within .4/minds its future, lust deter online born placing themselves in a similar situation. The sen tence of the Coors tin... Wore was, that the. De feadissit should be impriernied in the' custody of the Ab.hulsea of the Gantt of Belie's, for Cc.? vuce of six calendar months, that, at the i••. ! diation of that term, he should ti td sureties for : ., 1111111 behaviour for three years, to lie computed • bout exvirstiou of his imprisonment, himself its &nil. uml two awreties its .2301. earls, and that he alundd be further impriAmecl till that sixiirity was given. YOUNG' V. BIRD. Tisk wa. nn aellllll bron4ht by the Plaintiff, a surgeon awl apothecary, near the Spotted Dog, in the St.-and, against the Defeudant, n broker in M'yelt-Areet, for medicine and attendance on tie Defendant and his wife. It WAN cOutended. iiit the part of the Defendant, that the charges were enormous ; and that any other medical man would have perforMed the cure for a much leas snot. There being a difficulty in proving the value of each medicine, and the charges fur attendance appearing exorbitant, Lord I , :t.t.tomouutmit recommended, that it ahnuld be left to come Grlttlemma of the liar to e ttle it, to save the time of the Court. This was accordingly agreed to, and Mr. Boland undertook the settlement of it. COURT OF EXCOCUUER, No•. le. SIMPSON U. RADY. "111;8 was au action fir setting aside a debt of 32101. due to the Defendant by a Mr. Morrie, au attorney, to whom the Plaintiff alSll,Wall a creditor. The ground charged wits usury. it appeared, that the Drrendatit, for the accommodation of Morris, had sold out stock, to the atilt:mat of 15101. and had advanced 17001. in cash. The condition of the loan was, the payment of the interest of stork sold ant at the rate of 3 per Gent. grit would have yield ed the Defendant, had he not sold out ; for the 17001. at the legal interest of 5 per cent. ; and ou the farther condition, ut the period of repaying the foal. of replacing the 15001. stock. This, it was contended for the Plaintiff, was usti 7 emus in two respects ; first, us the'stock was at 52. adieu the '3OOl. was sold out, so that it did toot yield a MI n sufficient to yield an interest of 9 per ceut. ; secondly, that the ,replacing of that stock at the rate of more than 7n was an unequal and usuri ous stipulation. Mr. Scujeaut BtsT shrived, that cases in point, • in favour of the Defendant, existed on both parts of 'Lis '•resent clans). The Defendant's debt was of course pustained. roucE. BOW-STRUM COVENT-11ARMA THEATR E. Soon after tea o'clock, on Saturday night, Mr. Brandon came to the once, and stated before Mr. GRAHAM, gloat the diem b+11....: is the Theatre, .!nring that et euina, hut Islet, as great in the tireshillitig gallery as it was in the int; the andtenre there bad danced the 0. l'. dance as well as in the pit, but the noise had priuripull, been wade liv four young men, ohms be bad caused to be taken nut of the gallery by Perry and a party of the parole; boatwer, on the patrole bringing the accused into the °nice, thcre only proved to be three. _ _ . They said their names were Thomas Caner, Jwwph flobsrm, and Henry Smith. James Brandon, upon his oath, said, he saw the three pri soners from the private boxes, ow the second and third roue of the Qs. gallery, with another young man, who w not taken, inaking a great noise and disturbance, and the I ignia of . 0. P. in the hats of the • prix rs Mums. Comer, and H. Itinitb, and O. I'. and N. P. B. (in..aniug Cu private brims) in the hat of Jus.pb Ito Mon. There was • great noise and tumult in the Iloiloe during the first act of the &Impiety that one of the prisoners, brit which be could not point out, attempted to make a speech and that all three of thent aisle • great noire and vociferation, to the great suuutras.ce and distarbanee of the audience. Mr. Saville Berber*, of Doctors-rommons, said, that he partienlary oh...erred the violent ....dart of the three Pei antleta :0 the nog ;Allen, at the time lie was in • hies, which italurs7d him to go to the pallerv; when they were taken not by Perry, the patrol,. and Mr. Brandon, he to .k the ii,soriiia of 0 P. and N. P. R from the hat of tioto. , a ; and th..i their r-induct altozether t as so active owl r latent, that the audiciire nen. much annosed and diqual heel. awl, the puhln- Karr IN'tivO:ll sod enilarmtred. Ili , Pristine,. rill &tamed,. I bat the lasignia of 0. P. and N. It. R were sot their own, WI were given them by a man in the gallery, who (...triiiated theta ; one of the Prisoners said, he kept his ft. P. in his baud a lui. time, till be was hurl. Inland by : hoar near him for net putting it Into kw bat, wh.ch 'educed Wu to do ii.—They were all apprentices. Otte 10 a 1 , 01114(.1aq, Oat to a Manchester werehouneman, and the olio to a glazier llobirin mail Smith found bail, nail ('Omar was committed fir ward of it. i CNION.IIALL. NOV. 14. •ri,, kialtreryman carp. titer, was brought before Sir !quo Pt gifltßN by Cirrit, chervil o •th stealing three four /. yu Gott Ghats, theiiroperty of the 0944111•64.1.1 of the City of Lendon. It - appeared, that the Pririoner was in therm'. • ploy of Mr. hit...hen, 1:. olv , yrr , l, from whose Prrmises the deals in intestino were taken. The eandnct of the poi. toner but pre. i .... sty beer, such as to excite suspicion, and e a the nth in,• nune of his shopiitates observed hint place several deal. to a situatinu very near the pie of the yard; they determined to watch bint ; one of them, unolsserved by the Prison( r, contrived to nook one of the d,vl. , and wheu they lift wort, two of the workmen quitted the yard, before the Pnsoner, and concealed themselves near the premises ; soon after, they saw hint coining with a &stun his shoulder, which he placed up against& house, and, leaving it, relorunt for another, and afterwards fur a third ; one of the persons 'concealed, then taint forward, unlashed him, if he intended to taken!! the deals out of the yard ? to which he answered, be had taken only one; on examining the deals, one of then, proved to be that which bad been marked by one of the si it- Beers, rektor; to his quitting the yarrk The 'Ammer, is his defeace, said, he had been iriithiug, and did not know what lee was about ; he was fully committed for trial. 'rho yellow fever has renewed its ravages in the United States. A Proclamation has r. by the Mayor or New York. prohihiti g all inter course with Brooklyn , in coaserineses its being %/nudity t4ti alimony. , _-- ;-- .z----~---~~ IROM SiTURDAY NrcHrs CAZETTE. ram% OF WALES'S COUNCIL —Nov. 13. COCAITY OF CORNWALL The name of these who were imunnated- for She sifts by the Council of his Royal Highness tire Prince of Wales, at his Royal highness's Com:- eil-Chamber, Soutereetlikee, nn Monday, the 13th day of November, in the httieth year of the reign id liis present Majesty, Kiiip; George the Third,, and in the year of our Lord 1809 : Rose Price, of Kaartie, Esq. • Richard *homy, of Peuzunce, Esq. Edward Witham Stockholm, of Pendants, Esq. Carltom-House. Nos. 16, 1809. The Prince of %Vales has been pleased to nppoint the Rev..hilin 11..1. to be one of His Royal Iliglineas's Chaplains in Oftlinaty. Admiralty-qgier, Nov. IS. 1609. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis,Coistwander-in.Chief at Portsmouth, has transmitted to J IVi!itoit Croker. Esq. a letter from the Don. Cant. Dutula., of the Euryaltis, to Capt. Sir Richard King, of the le, butting the capture. by the former Cherbourg. of the French privateer lugger ;Etude, of 14 guns and 44 men, out from the llogue two days, withoolt making any capture. Admiral Commander-in-Chief of Ilia Majesty's ships and vessels, on the coast of Ireland, has transmitted to John IVilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had received from Capt. 'Maitland, of /lie Majesty's ship Emerald, giving an account able having, on the 6th inst. captured the French national corvette Le Fanfaron, of 16 guns and 113 W en, eunuwanded by Monsieur Deshauteur, Capi tuitie de Fre,, , tate. She had sailed two days before from Brest, bound to Guadeloupe. with a cargo of flour, s.:lt proviiiuus, and a quantity of lead, iron, and nails. ERRATA. Iu The Gazette of Tuesday tart, page lens, COI. 9, in the numre of Sheriffs for Devonshire, for Arthur Chananer mirone, Esq. read Arthur Chasoneriumne,t."4l and in those of Gloucestershire, for James Dc Timm; of Trewent, Usti read Jaws De Vuirne, of Newest, Erq. - . . • [This Gazette contains Addreases from Dublin, Limerick, Scarborolieli, Bradesich, Barnstaple, Cardiff. Swansea, &c. Caiiteiltury, New Sarum, Young Gentlerneerof Walworth, sod its neiahbourhood, Bideford, Clifton, Totems. Renfrew, and the Clergy of the Episcopal Continuation is Se:otland.] DIVIDENDS. Dee. 12. Thomas Ball, of Broad.street, Bristol, brandy merrlasot, at skarn, et the Remota-torero, AU-Salute- lane Bristol • Dmes:ber g, James Bolton sod Fletcher Bolton, of War. riligtou Lancaster, potters, at eleven, at the Moody-arias, Mauthester, Lamaster. Dm Lt. Robert Auslerson, of Guildford-street, and of the Old Pay-office, nroad-street, merchant. at ckven, at G 1614140, London. Dec. ti. Witham Hall, of Silver.strert, Wood-street, Cheap side, late of Alderniatibury, Loudon, Mandiester-n are, houseman. at one, at Guibitiall. Dec. 12. John Holland, of Chespaide, Loam!, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Dec. it George Adolphus Riddlestorffer, of Whiterhapel, Middlesex, ltabardnaier, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 30. John Hunter, of Great Newport-street, Middlesex, hvberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jan. a. Robert Rubinson, of Manchester contra-twist and writ-dealer, at CieVtll,, at Guildhall, Lnndint. Ike. is. Charles Newman, of Whitceliapel, M iddlesex, shop keeper, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Dee. 1:t. Joseph Brooks, late of Sheffield, York, but now or late of Jolau-street. West :Smithfield, Londou, bardo air. man, it twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 14i. John Moiety, late ofGoule, hut now of Swine. Fleet, near Howden, York, putatoe-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dec. i t. George Patterson, of Hertford, met oliaut, at ekveu, at Guildhall, London. Lin 30. Joseph Leo late of Manchester, minium., at teeter, at tiaildhail, London. Dec an. George Boohoo, late uf Charitig.eross, coark.proprietur, but now of Prieller's-hill, Hertford, farmer, at one, at GuikllialL Dec. 14. Ibli Gane, fate of Trowbridge, Wilts, carpenter, at twelve, at the George-ins, Trowbridge. Dee. le. Samuel John Smith, late of Orinskirk, Lancaster, cheek. umnisfacturer, at eleven, at the George-inu, White. friargate, inAstmi- uptoi. If all. Nov. 30. Tliutna• Neale, of St. Martin's-lane, Middlesex, dealer in spirituous-liquors, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Der. 5. Richard Rbieliford, of Lombard-street, London, gold and silver-Weeniest, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. S. Daniel Blackford, of Lombard-street, Lomita, gold and silver.laretnan. at t welre, at Guildhall. Der. S. ihniel Blachiurd and Richard Blackford, of Lom bard-aircri, Looduu, gold awl adver.tacroara, at taritr, at t;uddhall. Dee. 1 t. Sionuel Nichols, jun. of Bath, upholsterer, at ooe, at the White I.lituiinu Market-place Bath. Dec. tt. Robert Knott, of Wytwoadharo, Norfolk, shop keeper, at five, at the Aucel, Norwich . Dec. li. Lawrence Ilryaiv, of Liverpool, mope►, at one, at the Star and Garter I. • , Paradise.oreet, Liverpool. Die. 2d. Jolts Shaw, of Newitate.street„ Loudon, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall . . . . Dee. 11. Gemge Elie, irte of Sutton-io-Ashfield, Notting ham, hosier, at eleven, at die Swan-lan, %inaneld, Not tingham. Nor. na. William Lawrou, of St. Catharine'shd.roet, Middle hisaint-lisker at tea at Guildhall Condor . • Der, 19 Samuel Harrison, of the Kent-road, Satrey, brick. la,. 1 at eleven at 4;uthlliall I.ontluu. Der . . 11. Will.amGluver and Juba Glover, of the Poultry, London, Isabk r444lsers, at eleven, at 'Guildhall. Der. It. S0101111(110 Young, of Newport-strert, Middlesex, lineu.draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. b. P. iti. Janria Clarke, oi S4lisliury, Wilts, \alertLuber, at dere., at Gaildl.all, Leaden. C latTl Ft CATES—Dtc. 9. Ismael Seddall, of Horst, Lascaster,enittotwaanfaeharm. Lawrence ,lble, of beau-street, bake, Iliddlesca, publican. I Panels Sinai:triton, of Tivertou, dealer and cbapinan. Jimepb Pippett, of Clerwstuke, &menet, culuarmao. Francis King, of F.a.st Sheer', Sarrty, baker. Sir Matthew Bloaaru, KDI. Thomas Wilkinson. mud William Slim= of Graercburch-street,Lorick's Waken. William il,on Hall, late of Henrietta-street, I lackoey-resd, 311.1411esex, bookseller. • Sir Gt:oaus has publicly announced himself ■ candillate for the seat in the representa tion of ALitigtion, vacant .by the death of Mr. KNAPP. So severe a fox chase took place last week in the north of linco'n Shire, that in the neighbourhood of 13rigg two horses (one valued at 10u1.) died of fatigue, awl several others were so jaded as to be scarcely able to walk hour*. Thiorsilay night, a Gentleman going along New gate-street, was robbed of a valuable gold watch. A young lady, not more than 19 years of age, whose residence was a short distance from Ducking limn-gate, pot a period to htr existence by drown ing herself in the Thames on Wednesday last. Her body was taken oat of the water in tea minutes after the act had been committed, but attempts to restore animation were fruitless. The yam( lady was the daughter of a gentlemen of property, sod the cause of suicide was aupporied to bars originated from pregnancy. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. NOV. 17. Arrived the &mikes, Hon. Captain Duodav ; Achille, 74, Sir Richard King ; fllurtrirus, 74, Capt. Broughton, 'row off Cherbourgh ; Ow the Quebtc, flou. Capt. Poulett, from l'lpi.otith. Sailed the filysses, with a convoy fur the Dowus; ituionq them are a fleet of trausporta with troops, to rendezvous iii tha Down,. PLYMOUTH. NOV. 10. Sided the Sophia troospoit, with sick soldiers on hoard, from Lisbon, hound to Portsmouth ; and the Alert schooner ou a cruise. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, NOV:I6. Yesterday, sailed the Pheasant sloop of war, on a cruise. . . . . Pitt s back, fromafonl wind, the Quebec frigate. This day, railed the Niemen, Capt. Sir M. Sry inour, on u cruise off the Irish court ; the Quebec, fur Porttnnouth ; and the Humber hired armed whip, with u convoy for the DOW Went into the Sound L'Aigle frigate, and Thais sloop of war.—Wind N.N.E. _ _ FALMOUTH, NOV. 15. Arrived the brig Eli:abeth, Capt. Baker, from St. Stevens, in Spain, with -260 sheep on board, for Government ; nine days out, bound far Portsmouth. DEM., NOV. 17. Last night the Mercurius arrived with convoy from the Baltic, and remains. This dity the Briseis, and several merchant vessels, arrived from the westward, greatest part of whir' , have sailed for the river.—Several ships have am. :d from the river, and are 'passing through with a - .rong wind from the N.V. In the Downs, the Princess of Orange, Isis, San Domingo, J anguard, Leyden, Monmouth, Diana, St. Fiorenso, Iris, Blossom, Mercurius, Rolla, Bea gle, Beaver, Briseis, liky, Furious, Osprey, Echo, Cheerful. Recovery, Zenubia, and several transports and outward hound merchant sessels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gst•lnclen is, Dios. 17.—N0 vessels arrived this Sailed the Conduit, Goldfinch; Prince George, liayky ; Pumuit, Miller; Catherine Green, Muller; Ceres, Warren; and Caroline, Hodgson, for Jamaica ; John, Dempster, fur /Martinique ; Mary, Bradley, fur Gibraltar ; Ainphion, Ham merbary ; and Andreas, Vougt, fur Guttenbtirgh ; Caroline, Avery, fur Cadiz ; Datisemnbe, Collidder, fur Malta; and Surat, Bourke, for Dublin. BRIGHTON, Nov. IL Mr. T. EMUS, of Portslade, a gentleman not unknown to the literary world, met with au Ulbal. pectells and nearly a fatal, accident, to the East of this town, on Wednesday. This gentleman was standing with his back ag ainst the Cliff-fence, nearly opposite to York-use, when the rail, against which he pressed, suddenly gave way, and he was precipitated over the margin of the Cliff, to the rocks and beach below, a depth of at least from fifty tesixty feet. Happily, his fall was in some measura broken, by his being received *lsola mid way by a projectment from the bank. from whence, however, he instantly after descended to the beach. —Scarcely a hope was eptertuined by those who witnessed the accident, that the unfortnnate Gen tleman could escape with life, particularly as he is a heavy loam The surprise, therefore, was greet, when ~lr. Et.osa was:observed to recover his feet, with but little apparent difficulty. He had re ceived, however, several severe cats and contusions ou the head, and the blood from his wounds flowed copiusi,iy. Ile was accompanied by several persona to the house of Messrs. HALL and Co. surgeons, in North -street, where his how were properly at tended to ; and it affords us the highest satisfac tion to observe, that the ultimate recovery of Mr. EWA& is now considered as certain. Elie Majesty's ship Erityalus has taken the French sloop of war l'Etuile, of 14 guns and 4b men. Three men, in a boat, with neither mast, sail, or oars, were picked up about two o'clock on Saturday morning, by the boat of the Roebuck, of Ports mouth. They give no account of themselves; they are supposed to be army deserters from the Isle of Wight, as the boat in which they were be longs to a fisherman at King's-Key. Seven French Captains made their escape from Plymouth, on Mondaynight last, in a small boat, but when about the middle of the Souod, they were discovered by some men on board a fishing smack, who immediately ga►e chase ; the Frenchmen im mediately ran the boat a-shore and escaped ; one or th-m was taken soon after, and a diligent search is• making after the others. Admiral IiANIXOFF, who commanded the Rus sian fleet when it was forced to take shelter in Bal tie.Purt, died lately, the victim of grief and indig nation. Ile had been tried by a Court-Martial, and condemned to serve three mouths as a common sailor before the mast. These accumulated indig nities broke his heart. The day of election for the high office of Chan. cellar of the University • • of Oxford, is fixed for the 13th of next mobil. The canvass has been cat ried on with great spirit by all (artier. and the contest will, it is supposed, be one of the most severe ever remembered on any similar occasion. votes are in such requisition, that the whole kingdom is scru tinised to the remotest verge: not a single regent M. A. whe may have retired from the University, but is awakened from his repose, by the searching letters of the Noble Candidate', to revisit that city. Mrs. STEPHIN lirstat.a appeared in the cha racter of Akxina, in the Exile, at the Doncaster •Theatre, on Wednesday night. She sustained it till nearly the close of the second act, with great efrct, and was deservedly applauded ; when, while rising before•Derers, she had the misfortune to dis locate her shoulder; and the audience were sensibly alarmed on hearing her exclaim, as she retired, Oh! my arm, my arm is out!" Mr. Basasos (surgeon) being in the theatre at the time, imme diately attended her; and she was removed to her lodgings. Mr. Coates Concert, at Kensington-Chapel. Bath,oaTliursday ssrning,was attended by an alee• gaat amembitsge of nearly 1000 persons. The chief attraction was the inimitable CATALAIII, who vo;. luntee red her service,. and gave the air of** Angels seer bright and fair," in a style of rich harmony peculiar to herself; the rapture of the audience was such r to sake them forget the accastomed respect to the sacred *pot—loud plaudits, and an universal encore, wore iuvoluatanly , • DUBLIN. T4crf. 14. CATHOLIC itHANCIPATION. • There is every reason to believe that the Cabolit. Queetioa will come next &talon before Parlianieust with superior weight and dignity. The_princip a t Protestant Gentlemen of the county of Tipperary will pressetit a petition to Parliamenti in favour ins Catholic Emancipation in the ensuing Session. Lords Landaff, Dom%honors, Hutchinson, Do. naliy, Messrs. l'rittie, Massey Dawson, Wm. li e ,. toil Armstrong, George Lidwell, sod ether nsw,t enithidt-elble Protestant Grotte isen. are at the head or the proceedings 'taken for the purpose. Their example is likely to be pretty generally followed. The Catholic Comutittee finally agreed upon tle form of a Petition at the Meeting of Monday last. Earl Fingall in the Chair, and 58 Members antis.. mg. They hare, at length, adopted a bold decided langoia4e. befitting their cause ; no loo,c e , adhering to the rapid cunt of professions, awl t i,, fulsomeness of unprofitable compliment, ven t ure by this Petition to retnousuate, like treemeo, upon terms of equality, and claim illiadlteiptillia se a right, long unjustly withheld. We hail this symptom, as promising speedy success.—h is the way becoming tone. The Petition is to b. loth witlretigrossed and sigued.—(Deban Even. Part.) The following Nobleman and Gentlemen were appended the Catholic Committee, at the Meetin g held on Wednesday last:—Earl of Fingall, Mr. Scully, Mr. O'Gorman,. Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Naugle, Mr. Hussey, and Doetor Sheridan. ANTIQUITIES. On Friday sennight, as some labourers were digging an the premises of Chris/loniser Taylor, Esq. of Leghorn Abbey, near Louth, they discovered five human skeletons, which has occasioned no small degree of conjecture in that neighbour- hood. The spot where they were limed in supposed by some to have been the bari:d.place of the Nantiery founded them by Robert dt Lekeborn. According to Pagdale, the above Robert was buried in the Chapter-horse belonging to the Abbey.—Thin Nuanery must have been of very considerable antiquity ; as we find, from the above authority, that liiug John, in the first year of his reign, confirmed the estates be longing to it. At this remote peri.d, it is not easy to age as opinion on the subject. One of the skeletons nested vs its side, in an horisoutal, and use in a perpendicular pus, lion, perfectly upright : the remaining three were somewhat scattered—the skulls being all within the circumference of three fret, only two feet below the striae? oldie earth. tory does nut furnish as with arty eathemic records of say battle, is the time of Cromwell, escept that of Wined's!, in this comity, or we should he disposed to thew a rektive cent elusion • we are, however sti ll inclined to think, that the above dncovery is concerted with that period. The bows were ii a reef perkeeetate, sad, Ia one instancy. the teeth were reaserkobiy sound—tom wars carefully collected, and semi* interred. It has hoes eines supposed, and with seems degree of probability, that they were the remains of some who died of a contagisas disease, iu the year 163 i, or of the plague in 1666, at which periods the mortality was. great in Loath and its vicinity. This opinion is streagtbetied by !have being no appearance of citifies in which the 'bodies Might have been integre& The Inkster's', as farther era mivatiou, cause to the foundation of a atone building, no doubt•of the Chapter-heave, which' has given additional strength to the eonelasio• ant draws MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. 30.111ORROW. John Jones, John Owen, and Henry Abbott, Backless bury, London, merchants - - to Matthew Hay, Catesten.street, Loudon, warehomm MID ... - - 3 1 1 James Steve:ism, late of Oxford-street, dealer sad charms - - - , - 3 12 Charts Rober► Chart* irk, Grosvenor-maws, iron plate worker - - - . George 'fay tor, Busted, Kent, pemer-Malter - e I John Clarkson, hlount.ruw, City-road, co:a-merchant .1 Albert de la Curie, New Lisle-street, Leicevt..r-silaare, jeweller - - - William Crouch, Charlotte-street, Rallsbone-place, li neu.dtaper - - - - Witham Dallas, late of Cashioc-rOtart, Old Broad street, merchant - - - - i I Joseph Conder, Pavement, Moortielda. paper-hanger 9 1: John Chapatti'', of the same place, shi,ein otter - I I - II 1 - 2 10 - 2 11 DIVIDENDS. George Richard', Cornball, boukiellsz - Thomas Jeffery, Old Jewry, wholesale lines-draper Robert Read, Caraliat-isiews, Bedford•egwre, stably- keeper - - - Joseph Browuiag, Leadenball-street, bat dwartma• Joseph Jobasoa, Twicketes Milts, Northaraphoushire, • miller - James Askew and William Wright; New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, straw hat-manofacturers - - George Steirma, Jun. Bedford, grocer. - - CIERTIFICATEJI. George Simonds, of Coppice-row, Clerkossrell, Middle:set, baker. Charles Stuart, of Paradise-street, Rotherhitlor, Surrey, apothecary. John Leedham, of Kingston-apes-Hull, liomadraper. Cornelius Ginder, of Blackburn, Lancatter, home-draper. Elizabeth Markkam,of Hotiey-lansamarket, Loudon, Witcher. Thomas .Dizon, of Bath, chioamao. Richard Forster, of High-street, •Bloomsbury, Middlesea, ebesemonger. • William Wyilnwo, of Upper Thames•strrel, Loodoo, grocer. Walter Turnbull, of Oxford-street, Middlesex musie•scller. Joel Pinney, of Bury-street, St. Ja mes's, Midd iessn, tailor. Jolts Oliphant, of Flest-street, London, tailor. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 2 per Cent. Riediteed 2 per Cent. Consols 691 7 9 9 91 4 per Ceut. a per Cent. Narj Long Anneitiee India "Rock 1991# India Beetle Enebeipier Rills 2 14 piano. Poslieb Lottery Tickets.. .. .. sal. is/. Cossets for 7li T.IRISH, Stork.nruker, a, CoTobin, ■nd g, Chasing-ernes IWIARRIAGE. On the sth inst. at Mary-la-boane Church, the Rey. T. K. Mallets, Arthur Brook, Esq. of Bexhill, in the rousty IteseeX. Jane, ticket gaugbter of W. Rumen, Esq. of the mine place. DEATHS. On Solidity morning, the 12111 lust in Forklike', Via. burgh, the Hun Miss Mary Frazee, sitter to the ime, sail aunt to tka present, Lord Balloon. On Friday last, of so hillesamation is the bowels, Mr Jobs Blaeritaed, only eon of Mr. Blesettari, of Thar*, mar low • deo, Yorkshire. He bad the misfortune to be swaely to" bye be% a frw weeks ego, from whlcb he ramified. On the teth ult. at Woodford. was Armagh, lieland, George Itotionson, Esq. Barrister at LAW. - HIGH WAT FAL AT I.ON DON [UMP, TN IS I ) AY. Allarsiag ut s*cr U I Afterims 06 Lie. 'ewe Is. LONDON ...Printed by C SMITH. CSNINses rablialbeal st the Otter, Nu.'ot, D.ej of Clemers,*.• Clitereb. Strand, by J. WHITS. .f same phice.--Orittrs, he fee Oats Parej, seat to tbs.llll6l. (popt-pabil). 1, 0 0 w. drty gattudef tsw• • T'. $3 ar N ▪ ee lOTA Vao 'a' oke. at: