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()Li) uati.Er SESSIONS, Nov. `2. • ..L.”...ndiam..—• • NelJ le!f,re I..ardEo reasotneou,3fr. BlronT ti OUP SON. Ifr. Juthre Roust[, tb, Recall:l.R, and scot... rat LDIEH swiNbuNG. C,-Dr ß e Wright, a mulatto, whose trial was post poned front the last Session, Ara mit to the bar, in diaed by the name ofJovos Wri„ s ht, fur attempting to d•.trand John White of two horses. Mr. GURNEY stated the case, on the •+art of the prosecution, observing on the frequency ••: this spe cies of fraud, which would undoubtedly increase to a most alarming degree. unless the timely inferrer. ence of Courts a f Justice would, by the seventy of the punishment, deter all evil-disposed persons from pursuing such pratflices. He then derailed the evi dence he had to offer; and hnpi•d the Jury, on hearing the witnesses, would have no difficulty in pronouncing the Prisoner guilty. An obit...Rion was made by Mr. Auer, on the T•••• of the Prisoner, to any further proceeding in the business, as, by the statement of Mr. Gust iv, he submitted, the offence could not be deemed a fraud. The Itecort Cite, however, was of opinion, that the evidence should he heard. John White, a siable-keeper. in Westfield:, de posed, that the Prisoner applied to him in the cha- Tarter of a gentleman, stating, that he had been strongly recommended to deal with him by several gentlemen who bad horses from him, which turned out extremely well. Among the number of houses he was aegis:tinted with, he mentimwd, that of Sir ancis Baring. He reeresected himself its the son of a very rich West India Merchant, and said, he wanted six of the finest horses England could pro duce ie did not care what was the price. Two of them he should have immediately, as he wanted to laud them a present to his father, in one of his ships, in which hr had arriv►d. The other tour, which were for his own use, he said, he could do without for some rime; ten desired to he immedi ately furnished with a couple of hacks, for himself and servant. He then gave a handsome card of address to his country-house, in Savage-gardens, Towet-hill. station, at the same time, that he had hidings at Ors West-end of the town. Shortly atter this interview, he sent his servant for the two horses, which were delivered to him : one of them was piked at forty guineas, and the other at twenty five. Ater Mr. Wliite had delivered the he went, !Ludy thosagh curiosity, to see the coi.:-.try house. He went irto a very genteel-Licking house; a clerk was Waiting -• a desk, and the Pri soner was then surrounds •y tailor;, bout-makers, and all kinds of trades-people ; some takirg nwa sure of him, ant others doivering goot:s. From this appearance, he was well satisfied as to the secu rity of his money, and made an excuse for coming, which he said was merely fur th• • urpose of inform• the lint, that he would have t: •• other horses in a vet. -I.ort rime. The horses he had delivered were baited at h' , !aisles kir two or three days, and, after that, he 5.3 , , iv• more of ditto, until he was infot med —Mr. White was here ahunt to relate a conver sation which to,k place between him and a Mr. Simpson, a tailor, ref .tive to the Prisoner's having Rivals him ove of horses in discharge of his bill, but this would not be permitted by the Court, the Prisoner not being present when it took place. Mt. Simpson was their called, but, before he was examined, the R tc(AnnEll espressed a ssish, that the trial shruld go no farther, as it was evident the Pri. sower could not be convicted, and it would not be in the lean advantageaus to the public, that the minute shades winch d ifti agn is:led the Pt . romt 's c.,se fr , ..ru a felony, should be distionly and g•oretaliy known ; as he had nn doubt there were many per wins, perhaps rnavy then in Court, who would be very ready to learn and adapt them in their future mal-praeices. Ills Lordship then informed the Jury, that, accerding to law, the offence *as not a Mein; : and, therefore, that the Prisoner must be At-- pate-J. Before the Prisoner quitted the Bar, the RECAND. Eli desired him to take care of himself in future. Wiltians SchaPr was indicted for forgery, ant lettering, knowing it to he forged, a Bill o' Ex change, for 2SI. with intent to defraud William Lane. Mt. Lan• deposed. th it he was the Proprietor of the Minerva Printing-011ie• Leadeshall.siteet, and • that this bill had bee.. paid over to t im by Mr. Blickbalt, on the 7th or gth of Anwist List. He immediately paid it into his Banker's, from whom it was returned, unpaid. Robert Fisher, on attorney. was then examined, as to the signature to the hill hs,r,g the hand * t.ting of the Pi honer ; hut the pvrs on who passed the hell to Mr. Lane, or the clerk of the Bank, who demanded p; ment of it, were not in Court. In s' ore, there I ~ing no evidence to conned it with the Pr soner, the Recession advised the Jury to erviit Lou, whicl• %vas d. accordingly. ('se king acsontivd, the Prisoner was instantly 'ors-stela% a debtor. Pre.nar dilly was it dided for forging a hill ,f Escoa ire for '2ul. 17s. f`c I. draw , hy John Simmons, on hle,srs. Gillman and Co. with intent to defraud the said John Simmons. It appeated, from the evidencenf the Prosecutor. poor man s who dealt in straw.plats for bonnets, and who costli neither read nor write, that the Pri s. on- accepted a blank bill in the name of Gillman ai,d Co , and that his daughter afterwards put his *awe 10_4. The Rat - olives said, there was no occasion to proceed with the evidence ; and informed the Jury, that the Prisnnar must be Ivo:reed, as he was charged with signing the name of Gillman and Co. to a bill of exchange, drawn by John Simmons, when it appeared, mat he only, in !aft, signed Wank piece of paper. The It 'coupes then discharged the London Jury, AI the City trials L. 2; ig ended. The Middle trials will conclude • day Friday inorniog. a young 1111A11 of the name of ft A stoop, by trade a smith, imilertouk, fora wager 41 ten guineas, to walk Irons the atone pal:it at Whiter %pet Church, in Rumford, and bazit again, Nuking twenty-four within the space of four joints and thine vuipu;es. which be pinto:mad with : 4 - AgriyAssAi btte,ts fl;0111thr tle spare. He has AA ir,Al,!l# Sane fIinAIICC for 1001. within IV . ,TFAL MTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. NOV. 2. Nothisg arrived rr sailed this day.—Wind N. E. • otat, NOV. 2. SAiled througl• the D iwno, the Mary, Shaw'. for Lisbon : and the V, bomb, with i convoy for Portsmouth.—Wind N. E. sraswicrr, Nov. 1. The rckets that have been so long detained here, iiled vsith the Mails of the IStb, And 2.01. far Hu•.um anJ Gottenbergh, and,arnong other passengers, three messengers for the Courts of St. Petersburrh and Vienna. Sailed also for the Downs, the Pegaru•, Bottnalui: and several gun-brigs. The racket due from Fiusuns is hourly espeßed. COIK, OCT. t 5. The West-India fleet lying at Cove. on 211 out ward-hound destination, amount to forty-four sad, and are still detained by the unfavourable state of the weather. The ships of war in that harbour are— The Topaze locate, Cat Lake, on hoard of which AJmi 'al Loci Hag Hying; thr• Frivol!, Captain 8111:1011. ..111101nied q proteli the Writ-India convoy; the Miss.', Cap , •in Mn/bray; Druid, Captain Broke; Arethuta, Captain sin p of ear, Captain Kittne ; &Melee. C iptain Wolvert le, Captain Smyth; the Trent, tom:iv-4 ship, Captain Crineatt; and Euru,, store-ship, Capt. FROM 1.1.0Y1Y1 UST. A•IIIIVALII. 1.1 rh. River—The fitmnr, Thompson, Corn . . In the Humheo.....'rhe Pitt, Walker, from Archangel At Leith.wenseeilshrp, Humble; and the Fairless. Walker, Gem Archangel. At Liberponh—Rlaydes, Hartabury,foim Archangel, and the lane, Henderson, fro n Petersbu:gli. At Whitelinven--Thetis, Shaw, tom Petesburgh. At Tonningen—.ltanger, Anderson; Charlotte. Mitchel; and the Henvirit --.., from Lei:h ; Robert and Sarah, NOR ; Robert and Jaoe, May ; Good Intern, Crosby ; Three Boa. ther•, Rooke ; anti the Gum., front London. At liambin'—(mutt Packet, Wickham. (own London. A: Neirifomidand = Mary Saunders, from L,serinrol. S4TURDAT NIGHTS GAZE7TE. MILITARY PI tomoTIONs. ►Y..-office, Hif WAJLITY Nye BIC. hi MORA, N.s 2, Isni. 4 PLEASED TO APPOINT .FNERALS Hon Sir G. J• K B. Sir John Moore, K. B. Richard Earl of Cavan, Sir David Baird, Km. Hon Henry Astley Bennett, !lon. Frederick St. John, Sir Ch ides Ross, Bait. John Wliitelocke, Hay M'lboall, Lord Charles Henry Somerset, John Despard, William Anne Villettes, %Villiam Wemyss, Andrew Cowell, Janie* Ferrier, Joseph Du‘se.itie, Coln' Mickelizie, Areli;lisild Robertson, John Dickeini, Miles Starely, John Money. Thorns. Murray', Limes Edward thltilisrt, G-orge Churchill. E... Power Trench, (; ore Beekwit h, Thomas Roberta, To be LIEUTENANT- :ENERALS in the Army. N ELS CUI.( Stapleton Cotton, of the Itith Light Dragon.. &towel Dalrymple, of the Fnnt Girods William Johndone, dittn, Rowland Hill, of the 9Gth roe% Wm. W. St.spkton, on hdf. Sa Georg/tricot, Ban on bail ie, of th e 134ith Foot, Frederick Maitland, of the 2,th Fot, Joh., Lerelon Cower, on hal f. pay of the late lath GArri• r-oto Wittation, Martin Ilumet, of the New It unswork Fortiethleg, Jol , ll.forrl Elphittauite, of the 2ti , h Foot, Richard Fad of llnnrrogh. lu , .re, ou hrh•iory of the 112th Foot, John Ao4trerornb!o, of the 5.31 Foot, Sir George ellArlel Braith waite Broughton, Bart. on half-pas of the lite 113111 Foot, FRALS in the Army ncoLoNELS ply 41 the I.tt. 91st Lrght Denali I)stslow, on h.olf I.lw of the 14t• t tL•tn , , Jahn Merrty. .r the Seth .not, Twisl, of the R..ya! l.harlts Herr, of the 7th Dragoon Guard., Rielt. , d Mark Dic[cnt, of the Nth Feel, To be MAJOR-GF.N LIEU rEN %N Thomas of the 9th Light Draeoons, John :mit on half pav of tile :ate 2..1 Light Drignoll.4. yti.ll , ain Thomas flakes o f I the 3d Foot Guards, fie .ry Rerlyerd, of the Royal Invalid Engineers, Jethel Oswald, ..of the 35th John Hatton, of the 66th Foot, Pinto , ' Benham, of the 69th Foot, John Bti -net, of the 17th F.M. William Alison, of the Ist Foot Gouda, John Rouchier, of the late R..y.1 Artillery in lielend, !neck Brock, of the 49th Foot. Loot Errlsn Stuart, of the 2911 Foot, Robert Nicholson, of the Reyabi, George William Ramsay, of the 40th Foot, Roltscrt C•aufur.l, on half-,,ay t , f the rieth Foot, I.S in the Army. Font, _ .Inhe G.ttp. , 4l Le %far rim nt, Jame. Holden, of the Royal . . • Arti James Catlin Cranford, el the 914 Fu, t, IliAnt Doyle, u( the 62.1 Foot, To be COLON, tat Regiment of 1.4 e Guards, Cornet and Sob-Lieutenant Henry Itroton to he Lieutenant, by purchase, wive Living stone. rro,norei ill the 6nth Foot. Thn nas Nerdnaore, Gent to be Cornet cod Sub.Lieutemant, by purchase, vice Whale, promoted. John T61111q11.1, Gent to be Cornet and Sob-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ilerisert, promoted. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Gmodo—Majer Charles Luther MINIM to be I.testenant Colonel, without Purchase, v,ee Payne, appniated to the 10th Light Dragoons. Captain If C Strurt to be Major, rice %Vation. Lieutenant George &now to be Captain of a Troop, vice Strutt. Captain John Lord Burghers/1, from the eat Foot. to he Cap tain of 0 Troop, vice sir James Rivers, deceased. Cornet Richard Clarke to he Lieutenant, rice Suow. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Lisoida—Rwhard Gem, Cent t be Co-net, without purchaae, vice Talbot, whose appolutumat is nit to take place. Coldstream Regiment of Font Guards—Jahn Prises, Gent. to be Ensign, without pileClia,lll. 141 Regiment of Fon—Lieutenaat-Coloivol Jolla Burette, Pion the 17th Foot, to be LiTiatenasst.Co:oriel, vice Hardy_ man, who etehanges. 17th Lhtro—Lieutertant•Coionel Frederick Hardvnaan, from the Ist Euet, to be Lieutenant-Woad, Boroet, who carhanges. Ilith Div —Lieutenant Frederick Hifi to be Captain of a Company, wnhout purchase, vice 1.• , ilmote4 ill the nth raruaraoat Captain John Jobnoio, of the 34 Punt, is sispettailded, being absent with out leave. PARTNERSHIPS UISSOI.V?I)• Josouh Ikelwee , ll, of Sketiseld, in the county of rut, col lice ilutchineon, of tie sans plate, tablLeknife cutlers. s, ItiU.S. Maximilian Fischer and Rulaert Reynard, of Leeds, in the I ounty of York, nivehants. Oa. f, 1505. William Hatfield and Joseph Hunter, of Shearon, in the comity of York, cutlers. Get.ll, 15/a. Owen M irdmi and Thomas Clark, hop, seed, and com mew. Southwark. September 7, Flu, John &owls, anal George Nudge, of Plymouth, is the county of Devon, rope-makers. Olibbe• 24, 11l .5 timorgs liMeath and Jobst.flinsoods, of Duke-street, in the pails of St. James, within the city and lly•rty of We %ter, in the county of 611iddlosei, ostrich (canter, and artificial "nu , 11mmte4cloter. Sliptessibeir V.l 11MS.• F. Voidevin and 11 Lamar, at flo. 14 aid IS, in Brewer streid, Golden-music, goldsmith* sod jewellers. Nournber 2, 11105. I \YJliaat Surto, and Geroge Clemention, wine and apirit• merchints. Augii.t 31, Jame. Boy. 'nil Thomas !fanner, of the Straoll, in the county of Midrlle.e.c, tel-dealers. Octolm, 21, ISL*. do.epti Baiswin and Lawience Lord, of Manchester, in the counts of Laiseadet, muilin and dimity-maitufactuters. Ja nuary 26, 1405 Matthew , Timid, Samuel Cowling, and William Whitwell, of the city of York, merchanti. thliiher 26, 11105 5.411.., William IlAtfirld, sad dieieph !finder, of Sher -4,1 L., in the county of Yu.k, utlo, . September 50, 160:". BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDF.D. Thomas Gree n , of Vk'itham, in Ho'denies., in the county of York, dealer and cliant.rm. BANKRUPTS. Alvah-1m 'geodetic*, °flames-court, Bury-street, St. Al ay Axe, 11,41.1..., merchant, dealer and ci.Apinint, to surresul Noremb , r N, 16, and December 14, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Day, Martin's-lane,CannonAtreet. James Art, ~,,,, , of Crotched-friars, Lon Nei, etine-nterAant, to surrender, No.ember 5, at ten, 16, and De cember 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Maim., Marlt•laim. George keti and Charles Yonne, of Glendora P.riggs, in the county :if Lincoln, corn merchants, deafers and chairmen, to surrender, November I I, 12, and December 14, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Glamferd Briggs. Attorneys, Me.srt. Leigh an l Mason, New Bridge .treet, Illackfriars, London ; and \l.. Nichol-on, GMenford Boggs, • Wane.. 1. - oriel', of Duke street, Lincoln's Inn.freld:, in the cotenty of Middlesex, gokilk•ater, to sotrendor, Noveinb. r 4, at eleven, 16, at twelve, and December 14, at 'eleven, at Guildhall. London. Attorneys, Messrs. Tebbutt and bliu:tle. worth, Gray's Inn-square. John Sykes, of Almondbury, in the county of York, clothier, dealer arid chairman, to surrender, November 21, 22, and December 11, at de, en, at the house of Mr. Joshua et ecg , the itan 4 4 4 frii Arm', in Illiddersbehl, in the county of York. Attorneys, Messrs. Gfeadhill and Payne, L rthbury, London ; and Mr Whiteley, in Hatable Richard Moorfoot, of Manchester, in the county of Lyn caster, joiner, dealer and chapman, ro surrender, November 13, 16, mid December 14, at three, at the hon.'. of Alexander (I..m t , the Royal Oak Inn, in Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Morena, N... 57, Fountain-street, Manchester. Jrphech Cotton, of Wolverba ninon, in the county of Star ford, scrivener, cow Jobber, horse dealer, and chapruan, to silt render, November IR, 19, and December 14, at eleven, at the Llttleton's Arnut Inn , rn Penkridge, in the comity of Stafford A ttttt oeys, Mr Edward Wddle, of Wolverhampton ; and Meson. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London R:chard Bradbury, of Wolverhampton, in the countv of Staffrod, victualler, dealer arid chairman, to surrender, Novem ber lii, 19, and December 14, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms lien, in Penkrulge, in the county of Staff.ml. A•ror "'Ms Mr. Fdward Biddle, of Welverhansidon. and Mow.. Price and Willrains, Lincoln's bon, London Richard Morgan, of the parish of Aberdare, in the county of Glamorgan, apothecary, dealer and chairman, Ira surrender, November 22, 21, and December 14, at eleven, at the Heath Arms Inn, in Meath, in the county of Glamorgan. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Morgan, Meath, Glansorganshue. Thome* Jewell, of Shoreline's, in the county of Middlesex, baker, dealer and chapman, to eurrender, Nomaiber 12, at ono, 16, and December 14, at ton, at Ginklhall, London. Attorney, lrtr. William Webb, St. Thomas street, Southvatk. Abraham Sanderson, of Ratcliff-cress, In the county of Mrd• dlesex, roal merchant, dealer and chairman, to surrender, No• veraber 14, at one, ;ti, and December 14, at ten, at Goildhall, Loudon. Att.,:ney, Mr. Martin, Vintages-hall, o,xper Thames-street, Ltiodun. Benjamin Waters, of Wormwood -street, London, awl of Coliaey-hatch, in the county of Middles's, broker, dealer and Chapman, to surrender, November 12, 16. and December 14, at elevini, LoirLn. Atturwey., Messrs. Swain and Stevan. Old Jewry, Lendoe. Joseph I' • mat, of Bruad-street-iseildiags, London, and of Shepherd's-bush, 114 the counts of Middlesex, MClCllililt, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November 5, 16, and December 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, London Attolmivr Mrs . " Sherwood sad Parrett, Cauterhorv-aquarc, Southwark. Benjamin Deacon, of I. hange4tro .1, near Bloomsbury. square, in the county of Mt.ldlesex, pesos -cook, confectioner, limier and chairman, to surrender, November 3, at twelve, Id, and December 14, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Townsend, Staple's Inn, London. Richard Gaom, of Old Street, ins the parish of St Luke, in the county of Middlesex, sree maker, dealer and chapman, to surrender, November',, 16, and Dec-tuber 14, at eleven, et Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Beriah Drew, Bermondsey street, Southwark. _ _ Matthew White, late of Finsbory.square, in the county of Midlleses, merchant, to surrender, November 12, 16, at one, and December 14, at twelve, at Guildhoti, L indots. Attor neys, Masers. Atcherrin and Morgan, lustin•(riars, London. Thomas S•lveraiks, late of Wetherby, in the county of York, linen.draper, to surrender, November 12, at (our, IS, sod December 11, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Timothy Dail, the Star and Garter Intl, in Leeds, le the county of York. Ai torners,.l. H. Granger, Wetherby ; end Mews Edmund' and Sell. in the Exchequer-Office, lincoln`s-lon,Londoli. DIVIDENDS. Nov. SO. William Vaughan, of Pall-Mill, in the parish of Saint Jailors, Westminster, iii the county of Middiesex, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon Dec. d. John Jenkins, of Great Warner-street, Coldbith• Relit, in the county of Middlesex, Imen•draper, dealer .and champion, at ten, at Guildhall, Lindon. Nov. 30 J4llllllll Syme, of London, merchant, at eleve.s, at Guildhall. Nov. 16. John Wheatley, of Mirk lane, in the city of Lou. don, corn-lector, at tea, at Guildhall. Ne•. 16. John Horton 'rimming., !sow or late of Pintoes, in the county of Southampton, grocer, dealer and chaiiman, at ten, at Gmldlioll,,Lonlon. Dec. 21. George Ellicott and Georg, Pickard, late of Wood stroan, Clteapside, in the city of London, velvet-ribbon and fainnr-trinaming manufafturem, dealers and chapneon, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. d. Cliredopher Aiken, of in the county of Westmorland, samelaant, dealer sod chapnum, at five, at the White Dart 1011, in Kendal. Nov. le M-ry Tags, late of the city of Rath, in the county of Somerset, grocer, at twelve, at the house of Geroge Lee, cominesaly celled or krooon by the sign of the Gloucester Inn, in the perish of Walcot, in the salmi tro of the said city. New 2). Nathaniel Weathorii, of Harwich, in toe Brunt, of Essex, moo-ltant. Laker. /islet and chamysan, at ten, at the Croir• Inn. in Woodbridge, the county of Noy. Vb. W Flioders, of Roston, in the county of Ltn• cola, iroioneriger, ale., er e. , d chapmaii, at eleven, at the Peacock inn, in Reston Nov. 29. Francis Adios Whiny, of Greet Ear;-streav, %men Dais, i■ the comity '4 Middlesex, ironmonger, brasier, 41raler and chapivan, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. M i r. so. John Belibingtoii, of the City Reed, so COI county of rddleset. urobiella-maker, at ten, a• Guidliall, London Nov. 2111. Medford Spring, of Lords, in the connty or Yolk, eseney-ocrivener, at clefts, at the Gold: is Lion Inn, in Leeds. CERTIFICATES —No►. 23. John Lao-41es, of Mill-lane, Tooley-street, in t'.. -minty of Storey, cooper, dealer and chapman. Thorns* Stapletoit, of Sheerness, in the county of Rent, shop keeper. hahn Stain, of the parish of Lubenliam, nn the county of Lei cester, farmer, ...edit and chap nen. Henry Smyth Thomas, of Mil. lane, Tonley.street, in the ronnty of Surrey, cooper, dealer and chopmon James Smith, of Sudbury green, in the parish of Darrow, in the cousey of hdialdlems,sdestuao and broker, dealer and man Wiffia. n Gra,. t, of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, hop and seed-merchant, dealer anal distortion Thome, E !wordy of Wrib'eenhall, in the pettish of Kidder minster, in the county of Worcester, shopkeeper, dealer aid cliapinau. Thomas Marshall, of the town of Kinve3n-upon•Will, grocer, desks sod Mermen. MEETINGS ClE 4 kltf..l3ll . sißs ti.. t• 10.6 sow James Gibbs, Peterlitatottgh, Nortnain;no n " draper Richard Davis, A dermanbury„ toodm, te. Men • • John , o•rlt or the Elphotato.• I man, and latt,ut Chemer-:derre. ALry, ‘ nr‘rt, Surrey, 1 1 4 "leer • • Charles Gre-dr•w, late or Sutton C01t1.414, Stlarairk, - 13 broker and aucti.meer • Releltrd Senate, late [warmer- 14,c,., • .• n dealer in medicine • ] R e b eft R a d, g, Snorer'. town,St. p 4, ' 2 1 - eras, MolAlemtx, builder ' 1) Thermal Fell, WerJeur•street, St J.irrp.'‘,Weitinicv MidA:esex, coach-maker • ..: DIVIDENDS le Carter Cook, Greet New-itreet, St. Bi..!•'s Layt on, tallow-chandler . • Mar oinduke Rawlente, Whitehall, ri11.1.11 .r ion Well er • Jett - ry Scrape, formerly of Qll4lell-..tree.. Chr. t p s -1,!. London, afterward. ..l li.auspt h - meet, Al a, -1..- , bonne, and now of Red leatte•rtreer, a u p,„,, , dietetic. Stuee-broker John Wheetly, Mark-lane, London, contractor Jelin Burinti Tualuings, nor ve Isle uf Pattiva, South. weldor), grocer Raisers Berridge, late of rid Pity ell gate-sheet, London, mere ~ t George Denitet, Gray'. St sex, cow-keeper James Ilaratan,Greet Ruvadl-street, 8100 m... • \. 4 _ dhatex, hahcld.telter James ilaigh, Knot atreet, Suuthwa.k, Surety , sta ge . ',tauter John Groom, Chiiirell-turret, Lord in, qtble-keepter. Lawrence (.: , 04, St Janfir , ' ,,,, tfeet. Wel , 3ll:l4ef, dlesex, eoffee-linuieekea, , er John Nixon, Duke'.-place, Pimlico, MAX.. ice, etr &WIWI` • • • John Bishop and John Terry, late of Maidsione, hens, upholders William liiimfrls, the Younger, later:'o4 Fith-etreet, I.hdon, grocer IQ • - CERTIFICATES. 'LI Richard !fob.lell, of Cila.ulos-st-,et, in the comity of Wilk sex, William Stne, formerly of High-street, in the Borough of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, but Et, of N0n...4- common, 14 the said county, hop- neiehant, dealer an* Lh1p.1•3,11. Witham flirts...oW., of Walton, in the parish of Sandal. Magna, in the county of Vick, corn-dealer, Aida; and cha;mian. William Urquhart, of Ratzliff Cfll4l, in toe county of !sfidlie sex, COIIVer, dealer and cliapatast. Samuel Ttmntc, of Ashby-de4a.Zouch, in the county of Lescismarr, miller, corn-actor, doaler aud.hapm.ur. PKICZ OF S foCKS. sATURDAy. . - . —.... S per Cent. Reduced - SS4 .7i per Cent. Conseil • - Siji 4 per Cent S in•r Cant. Navy . , 41 S per Cent. Loyalty %ft Ito:: Annuities !Halt 5 per Cent. India Hoods .par. Is preen. Exchequer Rills par. Is. em. Cousins for 26 Nov pr 19A T. RINI!, Stnek-broker, Nu. 4. Conilitll, and 9, Charing-ans.. MIMS OT PURI Gov St.bck, 31 per Cent. (kw. Debentures, 5 per Cent ti ;.; 1 Ditto Stock, 5 per Cent 934 Grand Canal Loan, 6 par Cent l 9 COURSE OF EXCOANGF.—Nov. 1. 4 met a rdo m .....Is 10! V. li snow 594 14e. pie. Onto at Sight .. 90 0 ii..1.5L., 6l Rotterdam c. f.... ;: 7 I U. I )p.. i .. . C 3 II am burgh I 9 2411. Mil •.... ....1.% Altrina .... ... +2 10:W. I OH . .. ..... Li PArn . . U.te , , 4 Us 46 0 Portugal Gold iir 0 , 1 e Iteour.loak.X. . 16 I a:A Bars per as.. 0 0 0 Calif 311 effect. Lloulaorios ..... ... U U 4 Ma 1.84 .... Silkoa Legumes .. ..... 521 New Loin , rack .... 0 , J Naples Gen... 474 lie pie. 51 per Cent. Dublin no London (ths ge).............i1t.1 Solfeet on Loudon (Oa. U)........"....S TO . Illelket IMO NMI" ( DWG ) ' fit 111 Jinn r. 4f. BIRTH. On the Slat ult. at Great Linfurrl, Ruck% tlpit Lass .rf the Ilnu arid Raw. Mr. Cathcart, of a daughter. DEATH. On Satanlay. at Newington, Thomas Whitehead, Esq. of the East Isteha House. HIGH WATER THIS I/AY r LOMOUN MOM.. /57 NOR. after II I Ev •n.... 0 • ' SALIS B\ AUCTION. COPY-RIGHT AND COPPER-PLATES. Mr M 1.-i. KING and LOCI.IEE, At their Great Woos, 3s, Kingstreet, Covent Garden, TO-W./BROW, and hay, at 'recite A COLLECTION of BOOKS, B o und, and in n Gannet, incliuling Copy Right 'and Cipoer Plates, &c Ti. fint part of the Stock of Mr. JOIN Miff . lAN, Ita grav,, Rook and %laetrile', retiring front buoncia. May be viewed on Monday, and Catalogu2t had at the Room. VALUABLE ►ARMS. COLLIERY, AND TURNPIKE sECURI HES, IN CUMBERLAND. At the George bin, in Peitrith, Su the County of Cumberland, either together nr itrseparate LOU. on TLF.iDAY, the Itth der o' Nov.gnber, 18U..5, at Sim o'clock in ill, Everting, ALL th4t corupaa wed valuable TI fHi.-FREE FARM, situate at HEWER HILL, in Quid , in tho ernnity of Curtitinland; co;....ting of a well-built Dwelling-Nouse, with tunable Ont-1i.0. , 7es st • Otßces thereto lo....ongitig, and 2d9 A. ti R. 19 P. of occupied them with now in the pumession of John at,. i.lesitg.• Wright Alen, ' all that other euni.oact and Tithe-Free I-4.in, edvileinr. to the abov,menttoued Estate, end rimanoolv known by the name of CASTLP %AVIARY 10W FARM; coovering O(J well •t/lii;t )11i. Write% and Offices thereto belonging, aril 169 A. II R ! P. 01 1...i.d, °ermined therewith; now ni the tioweadon of Joh. Rai.-y. Bth the above Fauns abound witis Coal and 1. are dwasit from Peniith .'.aut Ton Miles, and Alvin the Turnpike Rood leading het. • nn Penuith aail Wigton And also all that vilu-ible Colliery, commonly k2rrvn by the nano. of hewer Dill Colliery, now work:iv, m rr at PI. - fit and advantage, and from which hive bate wild annually, her several tea" inist ; each Sleep e .nunitof lb Winch-.ter Rualicla, and all the Steno; ut Coil iying carder the Farms above mend.oled, At the saute Time and Place will he Sold, Two Tarn: , dte Securit.-; the 'llls fur 0.. e Thousand Pinnate, upon Om Laid leading hetneeu Lamont Bridge end Ceded', MA the other fur Seven Iloodre.l and Eighty Pounds, .pow Road leadnig trim Sliaddoir Cam towards Kmvriolt. Mr John %Vriglit end hf Jolla Rider will thew the Farms, and Mr. (;.-orge Wig it drew the Colliery ; anti (collier Partieelar....say be Lail, be upp4rug to Mr. Bvdhar Hobos, at Middietini, near Barnard Caul.; Mr. C Ware, N Holborn Cost, 04411 Inn, London; and d Mr. At kinson, Solicitor, Dalton, Lancashire. LONDON :—Prtnted •by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17. Uok" .rt, Bow Street, Covent Garden, and Publishart at the Offire. Nn. b. Back of'St. Clemente Church, Swami, ht W. STUCK, of No 7, New Belton Street, Low Arm. Order< ' &c. lot tltu Paper, seat to the uses (pemaqaell) , will ha daly atteivled f .L. • • .