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WELSH COLLIERIES. REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE oar Tnz PETITION OF THE OWNF.RS OF coLucitiE.s IN SOUTH AVALES. 71se Committee, to whom the petition of several Orme' awl 1.4.14 to of Collierin and Lands in Glistoweaeshire, Caniterthcosliire, Pembrokeshire, and other 'theta in . Soooloti'ales, was referred; to minnow the nistter therm?, and report the same, ao it sh.,old appi,r eo them, to the Holm and who we're eimpowtred to report the Honors of Eritknre taken before them ; nod to otomo sertell petition were referred, from the Company or Proveirtond of the Mounsontbshire Canal Narixotho t , sa an it Pni , a lAUrM deollieries to ilunainuthshoe; the lbw., A:dentin, apd Enreesses of the hotungii of Newport, in the county of Moitionoth, in (7ussimon. Sr Haney Protheror, of Cote.bouse, in the elide" of Gloucester; the Sirlooty Tram Road • Cumpeasy; the Company of Proprietors of the Somer . "oeishire•Coot Cts:ntl Navotation ; the Itteht Hotiorsrable • Jemse Bart of Waidegrave; and W Ilium (7oseter • Jima.. Large of tenant Collieries called Tut Ratlatuke • Conirric‘ Maid of the said Earl, iti the county of SO -1111 tort; aid from several (Owners of Land* and Collie. in the eueuty s.f tiouterset, on behalf .4 themsetees • all When iuterested ; arid-also several Aecumet• coals and codas imported Otto Bridgewater. Bristol, end Glesferter, awl ether poets thereiu mentword. lti die dlaii, 1410. Jahu Pattesou, Esq. in Me Chair. Charles Smith, F.aci. as called iu ; lsot buil* egued the petition, he Was nut examined: Heavy fusith,En. a weather of the Cuinniitice, gave evidence a 3 fulltrum _ That I, together with my brother Charles Smith, Esq. are poteessed of Collieries in the parish of Leominster, in tilainorgisushire, not far Loin Swan ; that we succeeded tip four tie divided fifth-pmts of the se Collieries upon the death of our father, iu the yen. 1797; that we have tener purchased the other fifth-part (ruin u peewits who had an undivided newest in ii ; that • Jahn Smith, deceased, our late father, succeeded to one undivided fifth part of this isi.thelesr 1770, in the right of his wife Elizabeth, the rlast_thter of Chauney Townsend, Esq. ; thetas, his life he purchased three other un divided fifth.perts of the same Colliery ; that the Colliery which we are uew possessed of veil work ing in Litosamlet, were originally opened by the said Chat/Amy Townseed abort the year 1730; that from my remeutbranee, I being tilts forty-live years of age. can remember this Colliery as long . es I can remember Hey thing; and that from my • earliest • remembrence eery deep pits were - sunk, which mast have costa great deal of money ; that there were several very powerful tire-engities at work, ear of them, I believe, of the !armee ' Woes then in use; that there were very ex pensive waggon-ways made, the frieue-eork oith timb e r, at that time; and it is perfectly evident from my recutlectsoli of the whole face of the country, that a v-ry large capital must have here sunk previntoi to my tattiest recollectieu, but the 1111101iiii 1 Cionot sp-nk to otherwise thou by guess; but I siii ccrtaiii that my grandfather had expeeiled his ample li.rism e in it, fur lie 'lied aithout any nth -r property hot that; bat when soy brother asal my self secured...l to the Collieries epee my father's death. iii 1797, he was theta of his nett proper ni•isiey, without tekine iisto account env thing whit+ bail hero expende.i previous tito his becouisug .10 tilt Yell" 1770, to advauvr for these. Collie- VIC 4 LO the anauunt of upwards of 54.0001.; that I Items, th,.t it: toe year 1773 he gave or tan yid d fifth parts of that snide eourero, the soon of 6,unnh winch wee net itioladod its the sum of 51,u001. tied* I have previously mete tuned. and 'which ha I team wholly iniproSteble to luim from the time he made- the purchase in the year 177 d. mid with inietest, if interest had betel Calculated unon it up to the year 1737, the sum which would have been in the nature of capital Mended upon tb.t concerts, would have been upwards of 70,0001. which was the whole of it invested, mod at 64, and est stake previous to the year 179}; that from the Tear 17;17 the profits of the Colliery had by no anions reduced the capital of that advance, and it t. only to the future prospect of working that Col liery thet any reimbursement of tiny pert of that sum eau arise; that there are now upon the Colliery two fire-eneioes. I believe, of the largest dimensious which are made: there is also small fire-engine for the purpose of drawing water: there is also a fire-engine for the purpose of lithium coals from a 'deep pit, soil a very exten sive outer-engine for r g them (ruin smother pit; and there is • caiial, wholly private proper ty. whieh was snide some time previous to the year 1796, (the precise time (riom recollection specify, hat I am certain it was previous to I;t4c) for the purpose of leading coals down to the water side; lint I hone by the evidei.ce of my own eyes and recollection, thstt in the neighlmurhnosl or Swansea there were existing Collieries, of equal di mensions and extent, tuner than one, (rein my ear. hest recollection. upon 'thick I shoeld think that a less capital could not have been invested ; that I also know, that previous to the year 1770, my grandfather had sank puts, erected • Ilre-engine, and had mode a canal for !citifies; coals down to the water-side, near Llerielly iu Carmarthenshire. I am unable , front %ay rtnenrornt whirls I have ever riecr.hel to, to ...certain precisely what that repeal- Giter e was, but I sea very (metope. fe•nt the depth of the pit. from the vi-sr of the engines, from the renal, that it most have been a eotisilerable expert shier* which was made there; bat that this Col l*. ey end concern envied from my grandfin her to guy tither, and been him to my brother and mysrlf, gas: we have since made it over to Major-Geti. (lea. Ward, who is, I believe, now working upon the same capital which was invested in that cancers, and that he is making tole of diet esipital, which had a owe-existence previous to his hemming engaged in it, and I have heard that he has spent very large sinus of money in addition to it since he has been clanged in that work :.het I know to it certainty. haven; hems down to the bettors% of the Collieries winch we now week in Lausaunlet, that the e ar e working st the depth of upwards of ninety bohemia from the surface. I al.o Mama , by harin4 *eels coals Onisro av from Collieries belonging to other p.rvous near Swansea. Om they are working them at 0 vary le"." 4. 1 0 h. but never having been down the it. I tin not tr"inpt:trot to t ortr evi,kuce of wh it curly iii I Ain retain the, ore "tk , et at vPrY gte , t •lel.ll ; I also kunst this( titourst (...3tcriev err wouhiel et a 4Mu• siderable depth, but the particular depth I am not !, competent to amok to. When did 300 make over the Ilenelly Colliery to illajur-General Ward ?—I think it was in the year 1801; 1 hareiot a distinct recollection-of it, but I cdu motion another usettiug of she Committee Iwanton, the precise date. I khow that in the year ' ! 1801 a public valid'. had been carried up from the :•' 4 tuvu of Neatls. at least ten or twelve or snore slides • up the Neaili valley ; I have iso concerts in that co , bol, but I can say Massively that such a costal could not have beau cut and carried sop under some years' work and at s very. considerable expense; and though I did not see it previous to the' year 1797, yet !runs aceing it en the year Isoi, I an , coulideut in nay own wind that at must hate been cartied up there previon• to the year 1797; I also, from inapectioa in the same year 1804 saw that a public canal hail I carried from the town Of SWIIII.CII, a roiniiderab!e way up the valley called Civontawe; I did not myself see it higher up thou al, rut live miler from the town of SWIIIIAP:1, bust I heard that it was c wriest to a consideral•le distance above the place where in 1801 I saw it. This ca nal, sip well as the Neatly could, must both have been made suhsequen to the year 17h6, and pre vitro% to 1804 for I was MA 111 the country within that period, and 1 know they were not made iii 1786, and I know that they were made in ISM, vial from the appearanc. of the Swansea coital as well as the Ninth canal, I sins contilleut that a very lurge Pion of money must have beets expended upon it.— I have no concern sit that coital, and therefore UM unable to specify the exact amount which either of them cost. I personally had no knowledge what ever of any exemption granted in favour of New port till the spring of stir year 180.1; since may at tention %Ls then called to it, I wish other per boas joined in a meow. isl to the Treasury at that time, complaining of it ; I cwt.-moored to pro- Prelate that memorial by inquiries of the Seeret al i• i. of the Trealmy, from time to tune, till the year 1806, when 1 prt arsited another sueMoriall to the Treasury; hay n;; nu answer to that. iii the year 1808 I oreseatted another memorial to the Trot- I story, comulaiiiing of it; that lie, %ince been followed up by the petition which is now the subject of re- PuRTO4OIIIII. SEPT. 12. Arrived the. Tabot. wilts the following trainirart• ference to thi s C, usto st tt er . Th e stio•ory em b ar k e d in the Colliery in which I ass concerned ars err- frosts Cork :---I honour, !Ivrea,. limo, Julia anal minty embark-al without any expectation of exclu- 77 '""' Willia". , Flora, ilibioN. Alas. //saran , ' i Naafi/as, Jame, Darras, IP/tiara, awl the Llcisaur. sive p. is it ege b e i ng grai n e d aga i nst it . I mu hot aiwe I C4ll Say nay thing more upon the subject of I Soiled the Farris and Dapper, with a fleet tor ti e Dow... ; Syhille,.ora a crutae; and the Itiflcotisa. my win kilowltilge ; ray quest' tttt any gentleman • for illaltfax.—Wsuil N. . may pmt to lIIP I shall be happy to answer. Did sou get no answer meatier of the niemoti ,Is ci.vstourti-uocit, iMPT. 11. at the Trro.itry?—Nerer. any but tit il roomers, that . Ari ived Ibis looming, the DrearlaaNght, in guns, the memorial. should he taken tutu consideration. i War-Admiral Sotheby, Capt. Cohorts. (the . Liter Are your Collie r i es i n L ansaiti l e t a t one coa l or I ' atiperaeiled bv ('apt. I.mzee.) and anchored i n Caw pit coal ?—They are not atone coal. I win d H a y. The .t.u.sl saline was exchanged by Admirai S.nbeliv,:nol tbs. Port-Admiral. on hi s ne w A great number of C o lli er i es to th a t par t o f t h e i country are what they ell' strove coil collieries?— . •Pl'fintulrut' The Dreadmorght has brought in 1 toldrr. I with her a Portuguese ship called the Antoni o None of the co ll i eri es near S wansea are , aloud, stone c o llieri e s; t o th e b est o f ray b e li e f , is : Muria, tatiets l•y ttie Fiench on the 10th Wt., and small proportio n ind ee d or w h a t i s exporte d f rom j "111. A gusto a buy close in with Ushaist, where she either Neath, Swansea, or Ilasielly, a very Qua.' ' *no nissetved moored head and stern; and float the proportims of the whole th a t i s ex p otte d, i s , I b I moliability of e.her bring a i e arl campys!. Lieu, beer, stone coal. I te nan t P i tt man waist i:i fur the puspose or cum, g • I apprehi.6.l t 1 at ariaosfiiim vote not I•eOns r nor. self eii i tiged in the eollirry, hut litlng in *emu? —I shsiild apprehend• It does out SlThe 1 . .0111 'het, for I am in fr. quent hub to of 4:1111/111toom at with my lawful.; our interest is so much in our minds, es you may suppose, ttua I think. if he had Iw en aware of it, it is Enoch more probable that he would have mentioned it than nut, and if he had mentioned it, I thank Isi Id not not have forgot it. 11,d you ever any expectation that yoo meld 'end coal eastward of• the lioltnea, free of catty No. Can you form any calculation whether your pets. fits. since the yell' 1797, are greater or I. se than they sere prev:otsa to that time ?—1 cuss etete tinctly. that they hate been cosisiderably lees for the beet three years than they have been before; anti that our rile of coal from our colliery has been coosissually decreasing for several years past ; andl know, that se have never been able to cell, w:t hiss that period.neas I) so much coal as we could ve raised. Since that period have there not been f res h col s opened et Swensea . ?—There must have hero freak eullieries open-. 1 up the country, fur the oh jeet of the Neatli slid Saiiii.ett Canals, s I have al ways onderstoinl them, Waif to remelt coals that could not be loonAitt down without the iinistauee of those Juatl therefore it is lather inure of presumption than of nay own knowledge, that col lieries inns? here brew opened since those canals hove been c.irri-il up the valises tLey eft now car ried Up; bait I k.iow of i;ti new collieries hear Snail se-i. Are wit the Collieries iti the neighbourhood of Sawisea 1 onsitlenslily increased within these few fir its t.consisteut Nlth ray owl, kiiiia le.lge. 1 should 1..‘ ; that is matter of conjec ture ; I :I in cuitish-te sit only to speak to me own, nod tlirie the titiaiiiity raised has been diminished, because we could not sell the quantity raised. ( re lac Garth ward ) NAVAL M TELLiG ha CZ. . . her not; but on 11.. it iieur approach, they wer e Do yen know that there i s hos a nna coa l i n Moo att.ick•il by a go ll rog ti re f rom more t h en bee in° itiodure?-1 d o nu t k now t h at t h ere is in, stone httiolred French soldit ry, and I am Carry to state coal in anit i tuouthslaire, b u t th in k I ha re b ear d the here to be aloe killed, and thirty wounded.— there is no .tour co rd i u Ill onmoui l is hi re . Mr. Mi Welts°, 41 breve and promi s i ng young man, I think you state that, pn u r t o th e rear 179 ;via lardju-t passed for a Lieutenant, fell by • triply. Otis C o lli er y h a d b een au unprof i ta bl e one I—Cyr w' while Le p asse d th e b ow o f the ern-int, and in the Net of t he rm% th e men. Mr. Robert- Are you sufficiently a c qua i n t e d w i s h coa l to know wont th e rrreet of coking this coal i s ?....1 sots, Midshipman, fell slimily after. Lemmata' Alton imil Illacklier a l e wounded. but um badly. hate never seen o il y experiments tried upon i t ; 1 The larineli's carromples d o l w in d er f o l execut i os kuow in a general war, that it tttttt coal intros tit the by her grape--hot, %hie's gre a tly ga ll e d th e enemy. purpose of coke, whi c h i s ma d e f rom I mo ttt itt ous other vise our loss aort a l tAiVe beers more em a dr.. coal ; they are both ap pli e d to t h e purposes of . milting priocipully, and that Coke b e i ng t h e c i n d er able The Dread m o l f z he l os t t wo b oats . T he juin- is com e rap fliinteize, and i s l a d en with ha. of 4 binitnitflOtt, coal, *growers the same purpose as native stone co a l, rillo arid sugar, bound to London. Arrived the Hope,. of Dover, Capt. M n y. recto . I think you have stated that. p r i or t od h e veer tuned by the Pui r fiers, a n d Sh aarune f r i gate . 1797, this Colliery in which your family were rm. !perked, had been an unprofitable conce rn : neat.. SEPT. U. Certaiiily. Early this morning, there bei n g a Leavy 11/111 6 the Dovris cud a strung wi n d, a n d th e *hips riding Ida" it since that been a p ro fit a bl e concern ? — l t has certainly Ewen a profitable concerts since that very heaves the spaiii.i. brig St. Rongmffel '.hippest a-sea, which cerned away her bow s p r it, fore-lutist, period, that is that the i ncome h as excee d e d the current expeurriture ; but as wills relation to the coal ID " t° P" rlvt ; and will proceed to ItsuNates capital that has been souk u p on it, I appre h ein t tinder jay -inert, a s soon as poss ibl e . an noprofitable c once r t i. Three p. ,•.—(t now blows a h eav y ga l e from the North, oith muc h sea i n t h e D owna. M assy of the I apprehead that before that time it did soot pay interest fir the mo ne y outward-hourid are u nd er we i g h wit h t h e enures', —Certairily ant ; fur I h e . nod several others are cu tti ng an d parting from their lieve, up to *Won tw o or th ree years o f t h e pet i te! of t 7407. the ex p en d ancliers, in o r d er to procee d. Th e i' rincess ly . expenditure was larger th an th e i n - Demure, Vrce-Admiral Campbell's flog-ship, h as (Mlle ',very s ticce . sive year f rom 1750 . Although pu rled ~ from an anchor, b a t b roug h t sip aga i n. it has not wiped off the capit a l since The Ape/lo fog-ite a rr i ve d f rom t h e tir estward that nine. yet I apprehend it ha+ laic the interest the zlface this ninnd rionni him soiled fur of th e !notary , an d ietrae pro fi t i n d epeudeut of morg; a the i:stcrest of the inutiey ,i . —Gerierally speak- Ca r d l l i z e . Spanish brig St. Jawsire, for Cunning, has ;n il :, c l i p a it o . : l ls h i : i t:l: e n: e t a b i b ., %Ville:lk nearnot ;17t.111711.t as 7 tolled unity her main-asst and fore -top-must; she fancy ling Jan Enamor! has • Pigott' have described. I do slot think the stet iii flv hi* fur assistaute, and a boat is jest gone along- COllle of it has been equal to the interest of the bi.le. COCK. SEPT. 7. money at five per cent. ; tint I carmot speak post- Yesterday the hi t/le, Capt. Upton, having on lively to that, for nay blether and Ido not carte on board Admiral Whitelied and suite, sailed films an ititertst account to races tsin that. Cove for Plymouth. The Brisk oleo l ;of war C j Can you state what glutt o n y o f coal was r‘1 1 .41- brio (:uncle, , lrivong under convoy tier seil of ' lnii i :: edle ir m your collieries or a:ry other at Seniors, pre- I 'sorts with the Gentian Legion on board. also sailed vi tttt Ito the year 17:1 7 , 'Htu the port of 11 0r..11 fur Lisbon. Iltilfal seer 1 —We are out exporters of coal. we rarrc the toil Cone i th_e Erperierem, ---, fro ' in Cish i o . n down to the a ater.,:ole. where the Captains or Prior'', —. from ltporta • Los it... Amigos, —, aninebody purchase it ;1 um not competent iet say from . Con : Pair' 1 . 41 ( 1 4..--,fmm New York; where it goes in; h it t 1 1 ,110 th e iet uros whicn I have Nal fil ihrill Kline., from Waterford . ; Y moved fur, mud are now u 1 he (aisle of the m. 0., --, line ", H ar r,. an d A c or es . c A "B"4 ' I believe I call say no coal appears to have bee.. Cork ; Char l o t te - I J r ' '' '"I " 4 ° B MR/rola . --•••••• is.aistry,..-- and Ciao exported from SW•inleft to Bristol at any tiros; but rise, -- f e o. n 1. 1 ... 11 ,,,,,j ; ei.,4,:di a , k. .,,„. Briggs , . from Hellas(; and . General - Heater. ---- - -- : by the same papers, it a.rpeara that a considerable quantity of roil was carried foam Swansea to Irma Newry. lindgewater. By the papers before the Douse (uty snorer. of inf0...60m it appears Bust, promise to the year 1797. • considentole rynantity of coal was exported every year from Swansea to Bridgewater. But you cannot say there. was any coal imported into Bristol from Swausee ?-11v the returns 'won the table, which. is a future stage I beg to bring hefore the Committee. it impious that from the year* 17t17 to 1792-••111,1I it would be snore correct to I. t vl.c paper, speak lt.r tliem..-1 t es, for I hare no taforarstioti upon tli; subject but what arise, from shnse rojwrs. WRITE4IAVEK. SEPT. It. A few days ago, the brig Brother', of this port ► Adam Little, toaster. in Ong into the harbour of Whithovn Ide, unfortunately struck ou a rock, soil immediately to And although every assistance has beet, ressilerit.l by Sir John Heed, Hart. Comm outrider of the Primer E , lsehtral critter, ■rid her crew, she is not V. t gut into safety. Should the weather prove faiiiitc.hle, t h e cost will he pot .•tut the first springs; out, it is the vessel may be thim lifted, and brought into the lititivour. `u}ue..r 01. LIMP •r t.b Brict{eweter ?—The r. m• •onr..• ifilflll Itif.ll nx tr, bush. The Clifrog. of Workington. railed on Orr 37th of Nlsy las.. front Harrington, to, gaelr.e. and on thr of Juno. stv- fell in olds an ishuid Vire. abfor 5 miles its length! lite vessel is air. rived at Quolatc. - - Non soul eel tli4t has nu kuniv!rrige of t h e: ex- Puslduw• t.s4. w usin% •41 liy Newport lull the year Jaw :—Per.uuallx 1 te riainly had out. CataDOXLIN 1161177efillo!' i, We ate ' int irine.l, drat, al Snekty, 041 Ihe 4111 instant, surrroi , ilAte WVrr "Ad j kUllgly on it,.. ' Niacin", Pieheis press. by Mr. Zi n nl. , (Joni . lug the goosebte r y r awry. •i, us o , I pieseriest . &e. by Mr. Heiliticson, preventing tile worm in van 3.1.1 • dotter ti Wads throsiili the iriatir, Air „ Mall; on thrtru ) itiA goeseherr) r,iti,pi:•sts, I .Ea.t Linton; and on the apple tor runih, I K i• kenhly. Serest fine spurimeus •,f min:, jare, , ,I,OIC penis, and gia.srlierrie‘, sere 1 ,, prize-medals awarded lu tire to.l,,oing• co lor uprie•t•, to Air. NI n•.,loriald,• ballrith ; *ire to Me. 311.1edatolhl ; ruins, Mr WA. dart; pears, Mr. Stem art, Plitlue ; com a balkeith. Sixteen samples of h.inie mule terrain si dutvit. An ti a ter) careful nod iarpsrlial irial, • ••••Iret el•gmusairt, Istoillro a l it superior, and 0i..1 . 1:1.441 eotitl, d Ia prraiinni, order The inscriptions ou hose (*wilts Rained, and. art opeonet Cofe.POwliug rai No. I 144,4 6041114 10 1711. , 0f to MIII DOW-, r opt:ire; tin. to Alps IVa!!...er, lhittokhrof Mrs eA Is, N oak Cirarlotio.strtet .; No. 4, krr, Drunislsruer \u. :i t to Mrs. Elden, spa: e. Of three "moo r of Roost-berry wine, one found uniitled to a medal, tor automat .r Oa The nitauhers of Ike society answer& dirt iq APEedn's large ri.put, 1(0)41 Exchange; ford to the chair, and Alr. A. lituarr, rroe, appropiiate f014f4 were gores, and the earning 14 alb much conviviality. 31 EETING OF CREDITORS AT Grit ett-muit nem. John Paul, fury -le-hune•striet, par u-li n .k r , Sy La, Wh i tt Lion-start, Norton F reed f,etor W.11.1m Wood tau, Li tne-‘trct t.snnare, n. ,vital Carle, l'uhrittee, .l 11); James Nears:al, Curribill, told Smug,. chins Julio Dawes, William N•oLle, !Galant tl.ory and Richard Barwick, Pult-mall, Wild, Badge-run, warthoascuan . Biclurd Kan.., Ttnlrrreu, Kent, LSIPr %%ilken. Wild arid James Dalton, authester, deal la twins hints Dawson, late cf Craven Isuridiegs, Dewy Scrivener - Julio ilder Rapier, lute of Hunter.streee, Il sry bu - Thews. Ward, Clitrapahle, Loudon, heher t l as b r , George Adolphus Roldlietulle., ll'llitichape4 draper Georre &rebirth, Suatilwark, Surrey, victuall er Benjets ti rnidert.st, Chearsule, wa.choUsemae Cleor , ge Safe* Princes s.tr et t , Soho, tailor Thorne 1 drpr,ht , Fruckur.:h•strect, cultoa-t china . . Illtephen enhent,;late of Market-street, Writ odour. indleaux ; end also of West Farleigli, A.e t , hr , er ; and also Ida of Uxbridge, Middlesex, cur inauefartarer • Beira Crow'', late of Purt , inoutli, tail /V 'Monies Nutt, Bistbnie,lmai-place, r%rw•road, Mkt le-Dane, builder Thorne AktlftWll, Basingball.stmer, Llackwelf factor Stephen Lawrence, Oxford-street, pore, . George Bold, late of &Ireton road, Middintsodosse maims Richard Ball, Bridge-road, I.aanteth, Sarre!, hum draper %Vilnius Bennett, Lenrtnee-Pturateerhill, *baked tea dealer John Wyatt, Mitre-enurt, A'dgate, Lund , itati It 'tinted Maud, Threadneedle street, mere. .ut . thottuti Cut, Buell-lane, Cannon.stn•et, and CI Curate-street, Wanewick-square, earetheet Thomas Gordon, Tower -strut, nine-eserelssat Juba l'arubura, Miuur,cs, ban burlier Harry Hale and Hairy FlaggArd Hale, Birchin, London, *Often Robert Bryan, Greek-aireel, Sobo, iallaw.ellandkr Jahn rhlatry, Great Mary•le-laude gime, grocer Jabs VVtat, notserli-place, Last, Si. l'aaeras, lower !lone's, Ware, Ilteirord•liire, du..tamale/ Titania' Jettatn, jar Hayford, tuoney,esiteutr naiad Neal, Oaf.. , rd-street, draper Julio Lloyd and Via W)down, Upper Vanes 'Motet, Lutaion, gru. CIS C LRTIFICATF.a. Richard Ella, of riarl•sti eel, Bloc kfriarr, London, broker. Thom Valyer, of Falmouth, Cornwall, Imt, ber Aaron I\ 4utim, of Prink:Os-street, Blaeldriars, dralci and e.mpaiao. Samuel 1:i king of Liverpool, eutiumdcaler. Awn Campbell, of tidderofield, lurk, meichaut. thiltleS Ihulc a Drury, of Clerkenwell grate, Loudon, fuuuder. Ttmimia Farnahaw, late of Smithy Ridge, Silkstone, curmdealer. The Newgate Calendar for the emit% prevents one of the longest hats of prtstmer , at the Old Bailey thexe many years. Tt logo' contatius almost 'very species of trio ui this country. except high treason. Sown (and we greatly lament to say it) are of tht and moat deteatahle nature and drseripttoo F►tlC OF STOCKS YEITEALIAT J pa Cert. Cara* per Cert. Nei y M 1 14131.1 Annuities 01811111111 al 44, loolt.i Itosids % 93 24 pm. Emil. /...cr Bins I 3 8 pre 31g Enlll-11 Lotterylickets C.....u5: fur T. BINH, UtuclLbrubc, 4, Curuhsll, awl 9, Chaim BI RIMS. In Ilatcourt-street, Danish., the Lady fad Ell. of a you. In Fit/wallas-street, Dahlias, the Lad/ of Milli Lay. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Thursday, by special Immure, at St.Gosiege%, square, S.r Detail l'ope, But. of Bramsbtll•p:ok, ltlrs Fraueid,uf Purls-place St Jueo'd•sbaet . DLATNB. At his Loam at Druneshergb, un Wedge/day ult. Frans is, E.orl of al urdy. Wednesday ofseespoosa were interred, in the !sari of the Broadway Chapel, Westminster, the rem. lust ph htoiry. U. had hems upwards . - .l))ears diaper of the parish of St. Mu pure, Ws uUm•etts intuition, bred fr ttttt 1.0. youth, he mu cusdott hos stutaltia he 01111 sliti:on a f w days of his sh erase, Use Vita year of his isar ; acing all., a• • bearer, b.• usauy a e.sepor us Lk time tot the silent tomb Shess ode an adept in rooogiossu, Ilus hells ut .t alarab." . . 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