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FESTIVITIES AT BURLEY. - - The Earl of Winchelses gate another splendid Bill on Nlonday last. At one o'clock, the company (about So) sat down to a sumptuous au;lper, con sisting of evert . luxury that nature or art con:.l pr o . vide; after which the 'dancing wit+ renrwrd, and was kevt up until past wilt o'clock in the cum. iiiii The following were present The Earl aid Commas of Carysfort, Lads Roby. Earl sad Countess of Ahoyne, Ladies Gordon, Lora Stra!li.,l, , ,i, Lily Robert Fitzgerald and family, Lord li, Sir John and Lady Trollop', Mr. and Lady Fludyer, Mr. and Mrs. Hurchkin, Mr. and Mrs. Wingfield and fa oily, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, Miss O'Brien, Mr. Lorain !smith mad faintly, Mr. and Vn. Barker, Mt. amid Mrs Tim improu. COOSE THE .4CIVR. We lately announced the ileputure of this cele bratosl actor for America. in pat:nuance of an en gagement entered into with Mr. Cooper; mud, we on Friday stated, di it the lotii.r contrived to expe dite his depArture, from an apprehen►ion that Mr. Cooke might ei1.111:e his mind. The follosiug letter. upnu this subject are co pied from the !inners of Solo:doe :-- TO THE EDITOR. Liverpool, Oct. y. ita-4 beer been fortunate in engaging Mr George Cooke, of Cureat.cirden Theatre, to play under my direction ill America, and ou Thursday last be •ailtil fiom this port to New Yak lie reason of in troubling you with thislettur b, that an absuid and calunaMons report hu obtained in Liverpool !owing, I presume, to the negotiations baring bres carried on with secrecy, and Isis aitentions not having bests lowan until he hail actually deposed), that 1 had pre. waded with Mr. Cooke to quit Engt.in.l, nhrn he was pre. vented by elwiety from exerting his judgment and fret will upon the occasion. It is !warble that this slanik•r may reach Lawton, and as Mr. Cooke is an Alert of considerable public interest, may foul its way into the Journals. 1 assure you, ou my word of honour, that this is as absolute falsehood; that the negotiation for the engagement under which Mr. Cooke Las embarked, was commenced shunt the 6th of August last, and was completed un the 3d Mat. in the moment of perfect sobriety mid entire understanding of all the arrange. *tents 1 hat the secrecy that attended the mode of mho, k atter', was only to prevent the solicitation of his friends Is Liverpool, which might distress him tad which he deter • wised to avoid, as he was resolved epos the step he was &boot to take. My object is to request, that, if ands false. louts as I have hinted at should bud their way into the Limbo par's, you would hate the combing to dedicate a portion of your paper to the denial of the allegation. Re quesoug you will pardon the iutrosion, I remain, Mr, your eery obedient Serest, THOMAS A. COOPER. TO HEN. HARRIS, L'.Q THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • M• DTAR BIOL, Liverpool, Sept. 30. • This morsiss I received your of the loth. Part of -y luggage has been in tows, I hope, this month past. I have nut appeared ue soy Stage since the 7th From the sight I finish ed my engagement in this tows, Tuesday the 14th of Ma gma, I have may acted Ave nights. I bare been under medi cal case the greatest part of the tame sii.ee I returned here, and mitred it was for that purpose I came. Muuden, who is recoveries from a very severe attack of the gout, requested me to stay a day or tire for hies I ►ave done I.), and )(stet , day I mild for both our plans on Tuesday morning next (Sunday coaches being all engaged, and nut our come int Mos Jay, the Mail excepted). fin Wednesday eremite; we shall,i ti t, reach the Golden Crane I remain, sup dear Sir, your inert obedient, U. F. COOKE. you t liege t o letters we have to observe, that the first admits the sudden and secret departure of Mr. Cooke; but thou it asserts that no stratagem was practised; on the emoWary, that it was at his own in stance and regoest, in order to avoid the wil.citatiou of ft lend-. Now. if he was so much afraid of en countering this oolicitatiou. and if he deetelerl put in; with trieods so much. it is strange that it did not occur to the parties when they made the cogagemerit, to ogre to keep It conc?oled. Erre upon Ilde own statemeist. Mr. Cooper has no right to complain of falsehood and misrepresent .tion. 'Floe people of Liverpool saw Mr. C,:oke put on board. and they ma him mil for Americo' at the very moment adieu th•y had been Rivet' to nodinstand tin/ might ex. r ct hie retorts to .hore; so that Mr. Cooper's jos titication amounts simply to this—that lie minated to smuggle Air. CUuke out of tine k:ngdons. deny ing only that either fraud or force were resorted to. %Vitt' respect to the soliciteto:i. w h ich must mean the prersi.ig entveaties sod advice of his fr,eusls to rem4.l tat Eugloild, the reader will nut Le simmer(' that it ohould have been so much d.e. led, when Le h■s iterated the letter to Mr. 11. Ilarri.. Ira it emence it *noel!' that Cooke had as sured the Proprietors of Covent-gardeo Theatre. Of his speleiy return to London to perform his duty. To 46.104 of umascuts., of last oe k is that of Mr . 74114 BoDor. butcher. of Fleet-markt% to Most M MT KAMM'', E. It was ottailge tags iu sbutear to Geri s iteerhone for hi. rib! The lest arrit.4l. at C:ttltrishaom Cuseteri of AMPoloset. Lail mad bay Northwick, Ls.l! Wakes-a. Su link Smote, Col~l J. Jonlan, Coloael D*!rripPle, M Aior 1 Doirsor, goi or W. Nwholl, M..jor JAismos, Ceptasks 11....fi5ey., it X. Captain Coefir,, C Irtai.l Car, Cap, Vp.pi,.rJ, r•ptails Slitword, Coplaiu Ttunae, IL apt. Hodisou, Capt. Stockton Mar. Mr. awl Mrs. Metope 41.. c. Lc _ _ At the Gesieral Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the finality of Devon. hel 1 last wank St the Castle of Eseter, resfran. of Turncbapel. in the p iri%ll of Plymouth-Dock. ;• the comity of Devon. was tried for hart.ig cruelly beaten her intuit child .1 four years oW. :Ste was found guilty. and sen tenced to three is intim' ilipristionteut.—Tco much prom taunt be given to the humane pitradlinoeis of Plymouth-Dock. for their very great readiness in proseca•mg the woman ; and it is hoped that her sentence sod disgrace will operate as an awful warn itrr to a I parents, and convince them that they are not to motet too revere ctristisements 'pun tile.r children, without being answerable to the law. A Writ of Inquiry of damages in the cause. NIAII• e tas. Bart. e. Karma la.. was exeroted before the Sheriff at the Geis-ge lien. in Grantham. on Alsioloy last. The meows eras brought by Sir W. M axxttua ag iin•t Nlf. JoIIN RAIrI'ALI. his late tenant, for over• hArliiig a farm at Great Ponta' is Lincelpshire. after a tr i color notice to quit; in which the 11 ritual snow.t to recover a compensation in dam ire fssr the atone prnfits received hr the Deferithutt from the ra L pi- oinut of rimier to quit; for retniermy, and sell nc of the hay. straw. end manure from the pre. tot-c.; for atismanagetnent of the Inrol; and for Vie w anal. and els-Oros-ion committed by the De feeislant's order upon this hnildosers sod fence.: when. es itlessee I.rung Aftaceri M cstantn.h these fact*. that Jury. which was a very rearertalar one. without he. rtarrna es•tararst a serried ssf JOWL amnion, hei,g the whale amount of the damages as laid by eye is Ins declaration. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, • OCT. 12. Nothing Ilrrivtd or smiled this dry. CAISIC 111 0 hat-hour.' the Dapper gun-brig.-- W hid N. E. PLTISOUTN, OCT. 11. Caine in the ROOM 14001 i of war, front Leith. Sated the Voserrble um.' of war, ow iaerniz-. Fai.movrit. Or f. W. S tiled the Chester/lea pui•ket. t , .lth to tits for Madeira •nd the Brasil. ; sea Lady relive parket, with mails for JAlllelle*. BerhAtloes, MArtinique, lilOew gale. DEAL. OCT. 19. Sailed the Marlberorgh, Retir-Adiniral Sir IL. Straehao. to join the fleet off Flashing. Ceuur clown the Harleomy. Cittehell, for New- N. E. CO!, 01 7 101 K. ofT. 4. Stil-el this day the ship Mercury, fur Lirbon ; Brisk and Etal:aim, on a cruise; 4ttestice. to PI) wreath and I'v:ft:mouth, with light transports, ati.l Resolute gun-6:14, to Gibraltar. aids two vic tuallers. CURE lOU THE GOLF!. H. H. Pelly. Esq. of Upon, E•sex. WPM coo stonily a piece of loarktone sewed an a little Ramie ease, suspended from a hlat k rihhou round hi. , ilea, next his skin. It is Knout two inches long. shout an itieh and a half broad, said of the thick. se. of two-tenths of an inch. Mr. Pelly. who is a Gentleman %demoted in years, says that he used to be laid op annually f.r three or four months in the year with a violent fit of the goat. Ile read. is some old book. that the wearing of a magnet next the akin was a sure pr.• tire algebra that niost excruciating and etsfeebliog disease. He knew that some of the finest and most powerful m tenets in the world were found in the Province of Golconda. He employed an agent in India to pro. cure him one from thence ; and tLe stone he wears sae actually brought from the mountaius of Gol. crooks. Its magnetic virtue is very great. Mr. Peliy pays, that he now anal then has ►.awe slight tsingea. which only serve to remind Min of the t. r nhle to which liernice wassubject. It hap pened, by accident, one day. when dressing. Wilt he otoittet to hang his amulet about his neck, another, and another day passed, end he began to think that, after several years had elapsed without a fit, the mignet had altered his very system, and render, d him intangible by gout. Hoe night, however. lie awoke in torment; his dreams of security were di..i psted in w moment—he calle.l for his valegnard, and threw it shout his neck. He escaped with a slight attack. and has trot been sitfrant his piece of loadstorse ever since: he wears it night an.l day. and enjoys perfect freedom from all the panes i - fitted by his old enemy. For some weeks past. the exportation of horses and oxen has been rrma►ltahly extensive from Doeug. !ider and lisngor: from the fornirr port clin At it. k ; unit from the latter to she 'mart of Cum•.. fi en d. Th e anonher and Indite of those .ant from Do.oughader. generally. are trebly time of Bingor. On Satur.isy evening, * moot terrible ateillent hsopenesl in the laboratory of )Ir. (hoer*. ol Lee.ls, Chyllio.i. Mr. thlier.ll. Ins spoermlise (' las Ile rutta.rr►..'.n of 11r. !Unties.. of Wake. field, Exciseman). ansl• woman servant, were pre. penult varnish; When us a stitiAlett the preparation took fire. end the a:wt....lance war Hs d►radfuliy *curetted as .mly to survive r few boor,. 31r. GR.,. vie himself was seriou-ly hurt. hut sr err hap i •t• to ray not MI In to endanger his hfe. Tue woman servant is oho such boric. The highway roldwry of which criwr was •-os vic•ed, end fur whit h he received senteisce of d ells at Peterborough Sessions lest week, was attended with the following circa lISSUISICVM :—lt spiwareil that Noah M sentW. th% prosecutor, a pour who had been at harvest-work in Cambridgeshire. was returning through Peterborough on his road to his dear land of potatoes. oo Saturday ere ll ioo g the . 9 9th ult. when he met the prisoner in the street (it being then nearly dark), and tel-t 1 him if be could stew hum the way to • IndAing-house ? The Prisoher (also is also an Irishman). knowing proba bly from the prosecutor's voice that he was a coun trymen, answered •• No, I cannot hot slither then you shall im aulitout a bed. you sn.tll hare halite( tasne."-..“ Goad luck to your honour." said Pat. “ will you go into this polder...house will hove a gloss of rotor to this the Prisoner rradi!y ~,ruled end thg sat drioking till about half-past 10, when they I else house. soul soon after. instead of abid ing himself in the Prisoner's bed-romn, the poor fell.iw was cnielucted into a tie hi near the town. where the Prisoner left hits. and shortly afterwards returned with enstber man. who knocked this Pro secutor down. took from hits' all his hard earning., and cut off the feet of his stockings, nailer the ,apposition that bank-notes might hare been con cealed there. They the* left him; and the night bei n g exceedingly ,{ark. the Prosecutor coitlii not find his wry nut of the Held, bat reasaiinal there all night. As soon as it was light. helemorl his way to Peterborou.h, end seas diseovered sit+ing on ■ atone, wirmitug anti lamenting his loss; when. upo n being asked the cense, he related it with so winch arlesitness. slid described the Prisoner with such accuracy, that he was apprehended open parade, and committed to prison.—lt Ives proved by a sol der, with whom he was quartered and slept, that he was out of nil' giserterii WI the night of the robbery. and his evidence bean. car rohoented ky other testi. mony, the Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. A desperate pitched bottle was fought in Wed nesday lest. at Shirley Wake. between a smith. twig celebrated es a pugthst. soil Thomas Paris, wow of a respectable farmer its that oeighbowrhowd.— Shirley is about five awe* front Biemimehison, sod the concourse of spectators 1 1 / 1 11 very greet. The combatants met *Don afar three o'clock. in a rin g formed in a field opposite the Red Lies, at tended by their weal. arid hottle-hoiders. At half-pest thre- they tat to. At the Stith round the s•O i th um so erne. ti.at, havinz made an ineffectsal effort to hit hi. 1117411. I►• g eve to. after cne of the bast eolttreeti battles ever ...en in that part of the coati try. The smith. W.l 1141 repeatedly. was rp-b-r beet bef.rre. nod r..s confident of victory at setting to. FROM SADURD.4I' NICM - S GAZErn. lIIILITARY PROMOTIONS. Coomisfits is ihsetssifor Ports Regiment of Loral if ilitiy ehrtaedi by the Lwrd George Hooper, Gent. tulle Lirsteurut---dAtcd Octob.r it. Is to. r ,utioisitx sip.ect the Lord Lireentiet of the Comfy ti* . _ Su., ey I.p. Yulumeer I istsairy-•-ll'illsata Tamer, Esq. to be Cap ittly 31, IS ID. George liariree, Larg to be ditto— dated July -LS, 1810. PARTNERSHIPS DISiOLTED. Janina Puslain John I.eveviine, and James' Poulain, jay. attic Anchor bre w bursa. Old.strvet, Middlesex. 1./rt. 14, Into. Lyon Phillips and Joseph Phillips, sif Exeter. street, Strand, gla.a.sierebauts. Oct. IJ, la 111. d uul ui sau D o w n . % of Lnrr,uul , and Mar. of Chester. Sept i, 181". Richard Brahma auJ )ulia Rap, of St. Albaies, Hefts, bankers. Sept..zi, iii tn. William Harvey and Thomas Harvey. of Wym•odiam, Nurfalk, aultsicrs. Heil. 5, Isla. Joie Porter and Joha (;ray, of Illue.Anchiw.Raiid. St. Mary, Rntherliithe, Surrey, rope nial...ra (del. 9, In to. Julia Geellier and Thomas Read, of Tool iug. Surrey, sae. Rion. Oct 4, II 10. . Julia Townsend sad David Be4Ene, of llowfories buil/. iap, rearhareli street, Loading. tadiuur,•le. Ott 6, a in. Benjamin Reualiao aid Ones Florham, of slop sellers tint I , is A. Jobe Norden jnii. and Pfillians Snerden, of The aite M "'Ob.( Vas, k, 011111411•1 Oil indices 6, In 10. Tbiniuis Ed+ arda amt Thou.. Seiiveuer t of Rarddandeq, Reid, Isaliirrinisi. Ili I ! . 1. 1n I it. _ . . %Vsllussu Strad, Abenhasu Lee, and Benjamin Nano'', of Yo.k, wool., Apices (kt u. 1 Lomas Rohnn *ud laabrllla !Nantes, of Seabrook, Staf ford, irota.m-Arrs tint. 9, fil o . John Poo:r, uud licory 31ooli, of r. Oct. 3, 181" Bollard %Isthmian, of Bermlbrow, Almon.[Wiry, lett.k, stittJames D)%411, mitsse•fuld. AhmouJuury, a lothlefit. Sept gg, 13 to. flichsol Jaeliiou, Rirlisnl Lowry, and Thom: a Sem-rmr, jun of earliale, comlterlsoil, insoufacturi rs. Oct. s, is Thomas Cart • r:glit iViLisiti Smith, of Lase-Eutl, Stafortlmilkrs. tht. 2, 1519._ John 11411, George 13ed. iaaal Walhalla 1411, of Ilaacittsler, ITlercbeets,_Ort...4 I*lo. Ettuann.l Tl.onias Waters, Samuel Wearer, and Yhowias He, bert, at rei inhaco. Oct. to, Intro. Ralph Simi i.e a milt and Richard Shuttles...wilt, of It.wh dale, Lattersier. and IS nebula. White orth and Whit worth. late of Manchester, colliers. Aug. 11, to Fli ilwth Sewell Neale: and Julia Cadwallader, of Claeap- We, London, Sh.twl-maaufactarcre. Ott. 1, in to. BA N KariPTS. Edward Rue,ll. late of S outhwark, merchant, to 'surrender- Ort&icr 2. I, Y, awl Nmernher it, at la IVe. at Goildhcll, Lorniou Attorney, )Ir. &wimp, Hulhorwcaart, Grad's-Irrn. Dared William (Indira loam, of Hammed-rare, Black % slr's•road, Surrey, gause dreams., to der netriber 33, and Narcurber 3, and 24, at ten, at Gai;:lhal, Leidy*. Atlantic*, Alcorn. literati and Dixon, Augcl court, mirricm.strert. Henry Chubut', of Fetter-lase, Loodno, and of Cr e r . Foravor-plaer, NI irldlesez, hatter, to sarreguler 97, and INereusbir tra, at Melva, a 1 Coutalral, Attar:so", Mews. Smudge, IlattomG 'Mee. Robert Ward, of the Lakes-bead, OW-street, vietonlle , to sarreader (Muller IG, 40, at tea, sad No , 44. 55 me, al G0t1.11,411, 1.. , m10a Attorney, Mr. T. Wude, Caatle.street, Falcoomptare. Jolia Fra:ols, late of Cou'Aidste, taro., tear, to sarrender Ortober 4j, and Nurembrr .1. It, at ten, al Go.utiall, L o a. don. Anomie*, Mums. Nry and Pope, Moreisig.kma, Toortrotreet. Charka Taylor, of Bristol, silversmith, to sorreoder Oc tober Is, al leo, 17. and Nureq/Ame M taelve ells Ransomer rivers. Bristol Anomalies, Venn. Vii:ed and Hutchinson, I..neolvia. len, Lidos; nod Mr. Witham. Hrm, j... Sasall•Mrect, Bricm, John Thomas, of thothrynenair, Montgomery, &sod mausfacto er, to surrender tit:tuber 36, mid November to, at eleven, at tits Onk inn. Pool. Attornies, slr. Big, Hattoo•Gar.len ; and Mr. T. P.. Worth. Llassidlors. Elcoftetl, of Piccadilly, 31Uldkacu, li;roi-draper, lo sarreuiler th lobar 16, at "or, CI, and Scpti Other i 4, at WI, at Guildhall, Loodou. Attoloc:,, Mr. Tilton, Ch./1114am- Phici-, Ce.or• stwirris, of Comm streetroaJ, St. Crony's in she East. 31 blaterer, Di :man, to surreatte, (Mother 16 anti 2.1, or an, u.ol N..vemba r jl, at sloe, at Guildhall, Loath*. At tot us), Me. T. V. rustle street, ('.lron vinare. Itohert Cottle, ul Mat-heater, tue.eltastt, to sarrrader November s, 6, and it,at trio, at the lloaleiatruts tun, Mats cheater. Atturotts, Messes. Sakes auJ Knowles, Nerr-lan, Landon; sod Me. Thomas Belk, Poetefract, Yorkshire. R.bert Clements, of NOM.. h, appraiser, to surrender (k -osher .20, anti Noreather s 4, at four, at the King's-Head Nons;eh. batortes, NI, mrs. Sonia awl backbite, Nora rels and havers. tt uolor, S at, soil Meitairay, Chan templatte' 11.mailou. Jabs nlisol, of Caine, asectioaret, In surrender October v 2, at met% :j. ant Novenewr it, at eleven, all the litotes Anne ilia, Mtlkllian, Wilts. *Manual, Messrs. Freed aml C.i Side airier, Loursi.t's-inn, Emilia; and Mr. Grow Mottle, Ntrthst.sm is Prune aasA Ahhott Peirce, of Chaps**. ▪ W tits, clothiers, to sutiensirr November I,e, mid 44, ill 04%40, at the Awl tab, Warminster, W,lts. At ka; airs, el, N. Bartow, Warsitiastsr : and Nino's. Nether ▪ r soul Pselai , Esocx-ctrel, Strass4,l,ln.i.m. WO.ons Trsitenum Ow Adult. 414 Wal!som htssaaa the vuouneig..r, woo t w tee ur Purt•estartt,, larrtu-kctpers, to sar rimier Nurtiaber 1, al woe, 4, at eke, a, 1,,41 24, at one, at the Geroge mu, Portsmouth. Atinraits, Me. Poem mouth aml. Ma. Slaeltoa, S : es ~,,, Loatloa.' i)iisus Noeenlwr 3. &Jot ant titaal'ar.l. Caclk•slr.-el, ier- h. 411 t, Weetratneter. Grery.stab l / 4 •kccrar, at iairea, ■t Novrnea r to Golbrrt So.woe, late of Topolisam. Devoe, t. soaker, at ovat, at 1;...1.11.1 I, tleerintrer 10. Iriet•trusi. ur the ii.ch strert, w ark. llormy, Inca-diaper, .1 4.0 f. a GallaNall. [madam Nueetuiver 13. %I arisen, aTv r its heel-law, Lust • duu, snot tailor, at duets', at Gud6lisal:, Lowtous. Nocrata.. r la. Parry Httli• 11, a 11.41.61.. n rJa,t, Surrey, im le..latier at at Gm:4lton, London. _ _ . Oalu!or a/. Thomas Matra!, of Pat. tloatea roo. s r ;t4 6. 44, •11.1dIesez,altoe.sossofactan.r, ai ta tire, at taltd.l. la ,I. I d .00 oil Noerm'Hr to. John Matthite. of Brnilateltnatoue, UNIX, *later, at one, at Gunkitaall, Lontlos. No...usher ao. 'Jobs Mars, late of Trues, Cornwall, tamer, al eleven, It Plaillipe• botel,Eeeter. Nturember in. George Pugh erg James Davis, of OW Fah. sheet, Leedom, chymous. al 'keel., at Giasldholl. Novetattel i. James Jarvis, el lath Somerset, victualler, al twelve at Ilse castle and Nall ewe and tavern, bath. November 0 Jobe TralforJ, of Fro&lmahaus. LJOCAVI, biellii.jabtf, at ettmen, at the Angel 11111. itefortl Briggs. Noseestor 6. Rohm, Sellers, of Sc., t oat, a, ..1 to to im Sc,.. mem, Yoe*, grocer, at tee, at the Nees.. tan, Mute. fear sate, Kingstoo-upus Novesatur ti. Jaws Cox, and Jobe Smith, of afanchester, niet tkpae,n ai three. at lb, Star isle, melivster. _ --..... Nuaetober Joseph Harm!, of H art no . Su.s4 it, son keeper, at erre at Gorldball, Nor. ruler 1... ' Thomas Honsurt, of Battle, Samara, too. keeper, at use, at tioddhall, Nerentlrer 1.. .1...epi0 Hansen. of Hartadreen, Saa.ea, and Thomas Hymn., of Battle, Stisstit, tuakeepars, at wee, at I..w.gitsa No•cost.., o Thomas Hall, of Beerrick.opon•Tweei, mer chant, at tro, at trut:dball. Lorol.o. Bommanr 3 Rol.. t t..stcr, formerly of St Assio lane, 1.-t100.1 , 41 s. uf Gicrt college, ksoz.laroi road, %ltd. IScsea, alt•unais, at elarro, at (iaddltall, 1.07..dan. t cw e n ,l i o r 1 3 . trill irti Chapman, at It viw dk., draper, at *levet., at dm Tio.r 1:0. • h ~,,t‘hp.. . 11'....Ilatch, Ke i t tuli at owe, at (:r Lona WI. C ERTlPlCATF..4—\evest::ta J. John Jami tooth of Iteerpral, ship Loot v. Jolla Nolte, and 1i ik LAW N Suuth e e e C outut4-1, •lupttiu, grers-entrrs . s. Th..tnat WlllO, late of 11eN.X$1 511C1.1 Loading, INt • Kiagrton apm• 11. M, •••1. Th.surta Ilearit, Jolt, now saml Jet. Amish Heim, of Cloth Fair: female*. riAlitee, I. Henry J• 111141. Eseatett • aa.l Loaves Laitectt, .1' Gerrard. Salto, Nikki', sex, tailors. Tituatas Porter, of Unitmeoart, 1 °elm. me•rhuit. David Hettniati, of Ltiecittv-srittere, .11a.141ca 0p 4, 4 Serer. !MEETINGS OF CR rd.)! filits Ar GUILDHALL, 10 wort now. Riehnrd Stouts, jtta. Plessaat.place, Datieland. ge, a 31 x tsai.strr •TI s \nit. Itstrkiesaisaas4aes, Nee-road, Mary. le• butte, h•oider . • Willians Malay, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Lietis , .1 ones rleant I leath, jllll. Lontion.roa.l, Southwark, read. mat, r Thou, 111:111'111011 31 ' 100.1 ; T.4114140111e yard, oar. John V 4111 C, cllllll4lll rourt , BM 1.1 1111111. brUket • labs Crow, Eh an 914,1, %Vtatas.st.ter, sr.rpeater Ed vaell J.tors, Do.Llintita-at, F'. a. 'lain tiler . J1111Ie• Murlaold, 13"tt•laile, Deptruinl, kcsoi, coal. droller - I Joseph Sykes, Oweett.sirett, Cireapside, sugar f . • 2I • I:I VI LIE'.% I Samuel Ramsay awl Peter tldne4 , B ,A y Sortf,l, - • John Ni W11.114 1 / 2 IlisiwirAgage street- •itle. , rt. drarc • • Jus4 pla Miran!, Drolidl o'revt. at .ek.tvulme . - CERTIFICATES. Rice Price and Wt:'ilos Cross, of Bristol, merchants Jahn Rainer, ur Lombard street, Loudon, battl e . J•Lii Fea, late of Thrtsdnertle•street, Loudon, arl k sitiu•spow-Ball, own loud. Daiu)s: as Trine, alike Old change, London , reify Vil.nin Lag d, A Slav roll II let at.tL I, 111:J.Ikica,,e?.. maker. Rich iril Corr.mr,of Long Dean Mill, Castle C omar, Wits p sper-nr.k. r. Joseph Tyndale, late of Syinoncro-littildises. , wily t:ircus Flint, St. Mary•le•li.nie, no iierrt•broker. Ch„ It+ Ilithery Slisrp, lately of Birnsinhant Julio Wilson, „Ina. of Laos leer. co.:, h suter. DIMIOIFTION OF PRIZE-110NET Tbt *Siren and toropattt of the slop Naiad, II If V, Eq. Capta'n, on trtnri at the ao.t toe of tt.r rreut ie,rt St. Ani.e, will ticrirt.t rihotion of Ilte ra-r.4 of asp owl cal ou b. trd the Natml,os her ao is ret ca3a at 5... tn. Clttocui . s. Ins, ivory ocodaj aaa To.Lr foe Start tooatho. The officers and eomp.my of the sloop Partbin, Pa H Dow.gre, Captain, ut. board et the eartsre ef Ilia Deal enamels Vros Catharine, Vete Gebsetiers, and Swim P ell be pa:d • iliatribittiou of darn. proem* oe Karl tie l'orillion as her arrival is port Rre.ills at No. it, mews Ins, every Tiacaday and Friday fa three The officers and company of the slip Um, 1S LA. Eel Contain, on board at the rapture the icAn purl, Kline Wilhelm, mad Maris, will he paid a .:mi.bweit of her p •..1/111C , 1 of the mid caption-coo b.md it. ra. riv tl in pore Recalls at ifs. to, Clemettia lea re,y Tac:day sod Friday fire three months. Tooraton, many years proprie...r or the rimirts which dsi!y proceeded heuc- t.i Desl lIIPi c msui ted suicide ea Tuesday in Ne.t.isei spinet, bisrgste. Fie hanged himself aith Wes. tem. Prsvmus to his uorweittieg this rssli I to,ik the oilier buckles he usually wore iota h knees and shoes, and locked them up with his notes and rash. in his bureau • lie Ilkew:se tries e some preening isff.irs , and pored the preceit.oo evening at • convivial party; on etch of th. se oe *ions he betrayed marks of perfect sanity. Cw° 4 " . * I n upon these representscone brought in their verdict filo de se.—He will be bu ried its a VIM read to-nsorrems - _ . .. PitICS Or 'rotes ON SATURDAY S per Cent Rechseiti 3 per Cent. Consols 66 si ei 4 11.1 Cent. s per Ceut Nary 1.0 tg Assn:tics I Immo., 'lndia Rondo ' U...Ausio. r Rills EnulisS Lottery Tirkets L Is Cuutuis lie fit s! T. BISH, Stuck Bahr. 4, Cerskill, and 9, Claming C 1,49 BIRTH. Ow die awls ult. 161 Lady of Aginirsl Sir C H. %Iwo Bart a a 4liegibter MARRIAGE. Git the tzil September, at Nee Forest, roost? Weetrr , '"h• the seat of Wary Moja, Esq. the Pao Tbovar tior h.othrr to Sir Ralph Garr, 13a,,t. to Dash, th Itsx,s danshter to the laic Itobert Cut Lat, Egg. of C. 05 c 1 Lt coma, Wtsf..rd. DEATHS 0., %awed's , seamight, as, Mrs Melt Go a ., of C west.... ora l . "tem, .r.l remerable gl.l woms 11.'1 Ilh• Croat loi lurch.% eneeght lire •ai Ile, Ne tt ed.nliday, in the presence of her s.ster. who le s.• ..• to I.e unable: to ren.ier her any nes stasce the in the greatest wpeaurs mnill the day atrwegric. , ." 2 " t:vnnlay, at Mr. Carti's bower, Hoek %Ina, route no h. 6 ~ay So Ma.leism. for the recovery of his te C• • 'I !nuns Smyth, of the Royal Nie y, sou w t John Sastith, .4 Ursa'. rear Wake:mid, 'resod son of the Duke of Grottoes. ( hi Vreeland:l, October In, Mr. I..enerlot sbarpt,3: hooey in Leadenhall•streat urranis of forty yews a P• : '" get unremitting iadastry wad imtegrity, as a fT , K" . , " e r. net of Marleinne; sod a ex a mple to all •h Vest b" , that a I.fc of pereeveriug assiduity la the porous ot is not incompatible W:1111 uniforms and uninfected piety. Thiseselay the limb ail. at the citadel a reell.'*'‘" Captain Bailey, aged ti 4. many years A.ljaiseet. tad fit` y l•s”uaster of the North Deve.m Regiment of %Una, Lord Bortordom. both abi.a %Latium be filled with l• ••••° lei himself and the rygowt el. He •as a gentleman .4 3 ,0 ' 41 ' '"c" 1 sad htely disputaineu. much and dew e•edis e•-• , t , " by hes brother officers, and a luso circle of se pus • • Captam B, when tail) 17 years old, had the honour .4 • tug the colours e( Slid distterguisied regiment. It 3 ' Lord Corso - albs, at the erteheated battle II bat ',August, 17.•ol ...The reoen" of Captain 8.,.1.1 inteived at Si. Andrea's chord, oie Sunday Itionight. 74. ice - mailitery pomp.Gemeral England, Colonel Lord Boriet& • • all the fielded/Were, mod o 4 the differed rer•wo r. ' attend* the fusers!, out of (card to tie memo) e 4 brawl dad worthy officer. Few. anent/a :c.p —Oa tbe 12d Janitor!, at • tenant-Calomel Ntfullerb s, comismatudia; ot B I trowel Ilugh Daiquiri*, d the Mai Repose:A ere • satire cavalry. 'I 1114 D W tTF.II, THIS DAT A AT LoN 1), IN,1 1 "' ki.f • 40 Elio Ohre 3 ...AM. 1"" LONDON :—Prittic.l wa Pabitslocol St the 045,,, • Sanwa; she Arleen:smarm, arc c, • (Poet /Me) fanht be aelelres.-41-- ( Clement** lam, Painter 4:. No ~.• PublAter y/ 1 1 ' Oll 1 16 IDc !Awl II Car•tim Dibe:!‘ UAW R ibe Om Sit B.' Ir..' lITAam , ‘.. ll' T• vl ~+. Ys i Atter 1 , t'n Fr 110 9, Woo If Han Iwasaki ban, 1 rga 11 I 1611 MI it Id le I IM. ter, IN kat.