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~• •LD BAILEY—Nov. 7. Jeseple Faercett stood capitally indicted for steal ing twenty. pounds and upwards, in cash cud bank notes, in the month of of wiper last, the property of a benefit society, called the Antii•alile Society of portable desk-makers. The circumstances of the case hosing been clearly stated. the Prisoner was found Guihy—Deatk. George King oss.l William Colman were indicted for the commission or a burglary, in breaking a pane of glass in the shop-window of the dwelling-house of Joseph Fountavi, brasier, in .Middle-row, Hol born. on the 24th *I October, and having stolen thence a silver candlestick, a glass, and a taper stand. Saha Griftitk and Mary Brirktkorp were alto ittilicted for having received the same artielts, knowing them to have been stolen. It appeared et it the two Prisoners, who hail been indicted for the littr:tlary and theft, had been under the inime -41..te t: titling of the two latter Prisoners. George 1{1.4; broke the window and stole the above-men tioned goods, anti brought them to the house of John Griffith, who kelis an itott.shop, in Black berry-alley. Gray's Inn-lane. Information of the theft was given by an acquaintance of King, in consequence of which they were all taken into cus tody. The goods were found in the shop of Juhn I and were identified by the prosecutors.— The Juty found George King Guilty—Death; and John Griffith and Mary Bricktloorp ; which sentence they are subjected to trarquntatiott for fourteen years. Anise Botteis was indicted for stealing half a bushel of barley,•the pronerty of At'illi.int Butt, farmer, of the parish of West Drayton, on th- 7th of :4eptember. It al,peared, that the Primmer had been employed by the Prosecutor, with several other pct.sna, to glean in his geld ; the Proactutor having some ground for su,pecting her inte. , rity, watched the Prisoner, who went to 41 cock o ley, anti tilled her apron with it ; he then took the Prisoner into custody. . . - The Jery (flood the Prisoner Guilty; but. in consideration Of her 'omit (she not being it), and the many marks .f contrition whtch she *hewed, the Itecnitess, with great humanity, ordered that she should he fined 11,11° Shilling. and discharged. The Prosecutor asked, whether his expenses would be defrayed ? which being refused, he men. tinned, that he would hive been well sati►6ed. if the Prisoner had been whipped. AIM Hayes was indicted for stealing. •n the lith of October. nineteen seed bags. the property of Messrs. Mynheer and Nash, of the Strand. The Roods were found in her possession, and identified by the Prosecutors. The Prisoner said, in htie defence, that•her dis tress had been very great; she had taken the hags for the purpose of making sheets, to keep her com fortable during the winter, she being far gone with child. Tho Prisoner was found..-Gni/ty. The Ileetutoan, crinspassionating her situation end her feelings, which were severely affected 'trm the or cosine, hued her one shilling, and ordered that she *lmola he itiscluirged. George Lame was indicted by the same Prosecu tors, for lltetilV. Several hags from their warehouse. li l a f ac t s were s featly proved. and the Prisonor was found—Guilty. John Brown was indicted for stealing four pair of shoes and one hoot, the property of Mr. Kirk land, of King.street„ Coienta iarden. The cif , . einnstances of thii case have been already laid be fore the public, in a recent account of the proceed ings of the Bow-street Olfice.-The Prisoner was found Geary. Rater: Carter and Jeka Fureersur stood in dicted for steeling twenty-five pair of theta, the f.•uperty of Mark a n d John Rtl4l. Alinernakeng, lied Lion-street, linlborn, to whom they had heel. spt.rei ors ; and Robert Shipley, the elder, and Robert Shipley, the younger, were indicted far receiving the some, knowing them to have her• stolen. It appeased that the Pi ismer. had heen plundering the Prosecutors for (inert& of two years and an half ; the emolument of their exer t were divided betwr. n the four. It was stated that the ill conduct of the apprentices was in a great moisme resulting from the advice and ex am* of the elder and younger Shipli v, who were father and son. John Carter was ar,,aiite44 a. no positive evidence was Oyes' avonst bun. •I•ite other three Prisoners wet-. found Guiity. After the trial of 4 n11141:1.1" of oilier Primnerv, is which nothing intsrestior ne corred, the Rtcosn►a passed proteterr oldeath, in a ve►y solemn manner, on the follimin Con% isle :— k:hrds ;leas, for at.: " e in a ilssellinp how.* ; Denis Aherne, for a siinilia.OnSare; Viourilis, for stooling privAtcly in a shop . U . :thorn Roue-o-tc, for liorrae bieaking in the rtay•tinte !• Jabs Piiilson,(44 higt• ; Patrick C sue, fire stealing in a sio,lline.house; tn . steshoe in a cheat se-house; /tar 41 Masi's. far efes t mg i s chap; Charter. It weirs, ("1 , 4 for loirglary 1~0 Fowi sit, fur Westing m a .11wrthre h.•eae; Asitgitsr JP,N(4:I, for ru►- bee, la a rinalling LIAM. and hrt•lniri 0.4 7hri•44: Georg* bier, t,,, hsinglao 'l;let ale a,, roust, tr.' last &mous lir weenag in • in.,. and J oist ph Hallett, fa. bar ea' y Some er the Tiolrso. 14110 urr supposied to have broke,' Mr. KEssitt.i.'s windows. lariog new kuown. the Proclamation. rithr: lig a reward fur their disco very. is considered utioreessary. on Saturday last. n lase with five men put ashore arir the sivial ! Kw Kt Sutton, oil the mast cif Liu- Woloehire. The aimy connected with the eircuin entice is as fellows tt . .ll;aos_Fifszerald. carprntreq mat, of 111. ITyjeuty'• ship the Haerisheent, east swap nu the rout of Franee . ou 114 inth Melds, itioe, was, with 7:. of the crew. put int* a ' French prison ; sea, oil the bib of July, *his man with oe.ersl ..thers cot :went fr.wit the orurn,, read 1111 hi. %Frit al at Amsterdam rettn,ted I,ritteetiuu from the Americas Cut.sul, ‘slits ..efuarit regent : I.e the., rather than In again immured in a present, enteu .1 tia liosid a l'r nes pi A. tent, in the hype tit being raptia...d l.y auto, "rit.ah (ru:ser The privateer ans at s.ichor at slie.ltag, velum a 'mat ear Nei t Jae to venture a vessel is tLe tittle' r in N.. hurt weal Ft' zrrald, Friar Dille an Irishman. suit Thu ..,./ Greer rrlitill4l4, with. ten rreuebmei. and an Wait, ...... F ., SC , •Ig &Ahab tau frier& watched the pr per . •• lei's, seuusl epee the fruit, and fumed all the jump of .....rivard,eseeptine ume. • ha, with t 1 • .4 .-.. rig ItOloo.ol the etinsber that have lan•teu ,raise cuss. Capt. Lloyd, of the regal Navy, at Vaistuit. •leol theta t. Great Grimes/ 4 there tow tit f r their tuiposel the A samosit7, sod he has, we sailenttand,exprew.en begtes to the Arliatralty, that the 14...5re 4404.1 4 4 44 4 N oy 4. Nadi a sarysaisr of ss WWI shy. REMARKABLE MURDER. DEPLINCOUSIISSION INTELLIGENCE, OCT SI.. John Simi's. Jaws Comolly, Thomas Shields, and Christopher Ihntegmi, were indicter, for the mur der of Thomas Cu 1111 l ngliant, in the month of May last, at Santry, in the county of Dublin. The ciremostuuces of this case were rather un usual. The Prisoners at the bar, together with the deceased, and an approver, of the name of %looms Dwyer, in the month of May last, went out to commit robberies ; and, in the evening of the 35th of that month, they stopped a jaunting ear, and were stimuli to rob a man, of the name of Ke lsh, who was upon it, when the pistol, which the Pri soner Sinnot the , ' had, went off. by accident; and the contents hiving lodged in the left breaYt of their tympani 1111 l Thomas Cunningham. he was brought upon the jaunting ear of the man they stopped, (who Will acquainted with one of the rob bery), to kelsh'Y house, where he lan t .luislied.alsout yen hours, slid then died. The next evening, Dwyer, the approver, with the two Prisoners. Co ttony and Shield., came and took away the body, and it was buried in taysnevin church-yard ; but iu a few weeks after, when some robbers were appre. headed in the county, this transaction came to light ; the body was taken up. and an inquest waY held. The evidence upon the trial gave all the circom stances and facts in the dearest 'mint of view ; and Lord NOILIIL'ItY, after layiui down the law of the case, gave a must impartial charge to the Jury, who retired for some time, and returned with a verdict against all the Primsiterii--GM/ty. Lord NORISCRY then, a very impressive man ner, pronnuneed the awful sentence of the raw, punniant to the statute, by which the, are to he ex ecuted nu Thursday next, mol their bodies handed over to the surgeons for dissection. All the Prisoners, upon receiving sentence. cos doete.l themselves in the most hardened manner; declaring their innocence, and galling the Jury a set of perjured men. COTE-Hoc.sh FL TZ. The elegance of the fete given by Sir Henry Protheroe, at the Cote-house, Bristol. oti the even in.: of the Jubilee, forms the subject of general con ver.alion. 'fhe CO , lll .any insited acre in number be tween iwo coil three hundred, ainungst whom weir the I)uk•s of Beaufort and Leinster. General 11•arde. the officers commanding the regiment* in the garrison, and nearly all the principal families ii the neighbourhood. In the approach to the house, from Ourdhain-down, triumphal arches were erected Oyer tile several gateways, which were taste-. fully fitted up with hrailehes of lame' and coloured lamps ; the exterior of the house was likewise ill a initiated with coloured lamps, which had a very striki.ig effect—over the door Wit a Crown and the figures of 30 ; and G. It. in large letters on the wings. The ball was opened by Sir Henry and Miss Mary Warde„daughter of the General. batw ing (during %stitch, ices and other refreshments were plentifully iiitrodurecil continued with great rudest au`il elevee o'clock. when a very brilliant display of tire-works took place ou the lawn, to which the populace were freely admitted. About one o'clock slipper was announced. The tables went round two lawns ; the carp d'seil of which was beautiful ; eu the principal sideboard was ■ bust of His Majesty, a must striking likeness. lately executed, over which • female figure held a are oh of laurel. interspersed with lights, and God saceshe King. The supper, connoting o f soup►, game, and fruit, was served up wholly on plate, ex cepting the fruit. which was oil cut-glass dishes ; the latter was particularly admired for its quality ; indeed a greater profu►ion of pine-apples and hot house grapes was perhaps neer r seen on a table, at this time a the year. On such an occa..iott it wei-_ needless to remark, that the juice ache grape flowed in copious libations, the tables bring abun dantly sir ',plied with Cliampaigne sod other Ekeitch wines of the first quality. Previous to the retire ment of the ladies, the King's health was given by Sir Henry. in a short speech, replete with feeling ; &discharge 4430 rounds of cannon was to have ac compaiiied this toast, but was omitted, we under stand, at the entreaty of sonic ladies present, iu a weak state of health. The whine company, how ever, stood up, and joined in the wog of God save the King, which, in a private party, could not be sun 4 with greater effect, uor in finer rt lc. After supper, dancing re-commenced, and was kept au until the near atuproech of day-light, when the com pany reluctantly bade adieu to ose of the most elegant and best conducted enterlaintnents ever given in the neighbourhood of Bristol. ft is proper to remark, that. unwilling that the plea sure- of the day should he enjoyed only by the lu ;pier enders of sects ty. preparations had been made by Sir Henry Protheree, for roasting an us, and distributing beef and bread (a large quan tity of winch had been ordered in Bristr I) to the poor famili►s of Westbury and Hallett ; this cut of the day's festivities was. we understaud. dri v .ed at the recommendation of several gen tie iiseir rarish, w':o were Noxious that • gene ral , i•. nl,l take phi e for this benevo lent pus pose, which is most I,herally supported. ~-. The Duke 14 Ricustooto, we untierosed. it to receive the !Slue Ribbon moot by the death of the Duke of Porno OD. lo'hattni exp: 6.10.114 oh 'rel , acco are cu rt •n t'aeits , elret,,•l4. fob , C•l'lf , rt. Ills , they make • it tnuuvrtr,tl WI the trade abet „r :.•,,,e of u.at wegrtAle Vett Of is lent& ~.• , t , Ihe Seavomi of Vial..— ." I sin carry I ha%c ••• t copy au 11144 .14 of to6..ct whit h I a:a `... • '4L.t.t , :. I aliall only men •••,, at prepaid. !G.,: •..e acrid prat (lite al tt.' .•• &Pi from of all other reolat•le., properties are k • , s.—lt C tie Ly .11 !It p:.• •., cosii!nett rr.. r ti • e' l . u r 1.- •Iri.• stele, r.. •hal ts• 4• • .ort.. •J • .11% the `1• . .1 le:•%•• ••• art VII N.' rre w.• I. of the f• iltr• ::te '' , l I ' 111 " :t1 . 101.-1 Nl' 4' l l I ..r t.. . 1 ii;, .••tote• if. • •e., t.. •.1 ilsitiehe • u , ,the ,imade:4 da th,i,. " 11 6 ).:-Itt nl• • .4)••• 4.1 •Ile (• • f In. t.. t ~ ► -.,1, 1••••1 0 ., ~teal S uk , t y GPI Vc!- Stiti.di.l4,l44 ul lIIPOWIO /WYRLUNIVeI. The ?spindrift Spurts in t:liippenhans,* Mosenoink. 1111 the 96th of October, consisted of the following sweepstakes awdlnatehes: Sweepstakes of SO kuiness—twin mind the Mead. Mr. Iwwies horse, General Mirauda 1 Mr. Tiblis's c. Pelwurth I Mr. Illurgan's h. g die Mr. Murgada the fa/merits ; bat be run on t►e wrong side of thr ;boat, and was afterwards disqualified: the hawing oats wits takes is deeply by this 'mistake. Bode by the Owners. Mr. Tibliesna, Miss Polly .. Capt. C. Powall'a (Moomoutb Militia) Teo* .. MATCH. Rude by the °truer,. Mr. Monsfriq's m. Mr. W. Fui Mae Powell e m 2 MATCH. Mr. C. Powell's (Pell.l-Cwil) p. rock by himself 1 Dr. Revese p. rude by Me Douai-ay II ♦TC N. Mr. Arery'rly 1 Mr. T. Dariu'a g m 111• Tell. 'fbrce timer a wind the Mead. Mr. Butler's h Mr. Holder's m...,. The sport. couelutted with a race by horses Iteloomas to some colliers, (ruin the Forest of Dran, rude by their owners, with halters and park srldilles, for two bushel. of wheat Roar, tibial afforded great diversion to the spectators. After the see, a large party sat down loan elegant dinner at this King's [lead Colonel Moly eeee seed Richard IRO is, Elul. officiating as Presidents. Pi timorous parties also assembkd at the Bes•fort Anon, Crown and Thistle, and other liens, w heir the good cheer of the respective hosts served to keep the company in the highest spirits and good humour; and more mirth and conviviality was never wit nessed than that which took place ou the present joyous oc casion. 'llse cares, for souse yeam suspended, will certainly be monied neat autumn. TARPORLEY HUNT. 'bog. TIIUIIIII3AV, KOV. 9. Mateb for limp. h. ft s miles, at. sib. foci. Sir %V. W. Wynres ch. c. Youug Taitria, by Mr. Tea:le T. CholmoiwJeley, Esq.'s br. e by Alexander, dam by Sir Peter.. 9 Sp. Stake% (13 alibterilmw)ll 101144, lest. Sir T. M. Stanley's b. g. Fits-Luslace, by Aka ander 9 1 1 T. t'hulinondeley, Esq 's eb.g. Messhooper, by Asparagus T. Tratfoid, Ersi 's Ar g. by Pandelplin 3 3 dr Ten Guineas Si.skes—i Ina beat, (13 subscribers.) Wilbraham Egerton, Lim b. t Berenice, 4 yrs. old, list. 411 t Edwin Corbett, Esti 's b. f Mich.-in, by Shuttle, 3 yrs. fist aib Join Egerma, Faq 'a b c. Cesar's% 4 yrs. uld, Mg. 4b - Sir H. 111. Nialnat . asi Ara br. f. Lady Lava, by Staatt.cd. . . . - 3 yrs old, ;et. ..111. - T. 1.. Brooke, Esq.'• cb c Seedy, by &scram., 3 yrs. old, ;et. glb D. Davrup..st, Leg's b. c. Gilliver, by Cockfigbler, . .... . - . . . .. 3 y rs. ula, 7st elh 6 fir W W Wyllie, h. c. Melibsess, byTityrus, 3 yrs. old, 7st. 711/. The silver cop by horses belonglog ti/ Cheshire &risen, (nine named' was wow at three beats, by Mr. Rathhows's 0141 Tat, heattag Mr. Shaw's b.l. by &corral. /URIC ULTriel.• Oa Saturday morning Sir John Shoelair anlved at Perth, with a view to inquire into the st4te of agricultare is that dntriet, and we untlersimid that he means to prosecute his inquiry through the wbole of Scotland. He had a inectiag at Few lluute with a number of intelligent practical farmers, from *hum hr remised, and to shorn he, in velars, cow niniticati n, a variety of Important information relatiug to improvements in hustsaudry. Ile presented to each of thew the• following letter, iletuling the olijecis of histmarch, and uquesting their answer to a seri*. of queries. Silt—Seurat of say most respectable friends in the Agri ealtura; line, ■nd Sir Joseph Banks in particular, hale strusigly inculcated the idea, that it is avlnty incumbent on a Seats President of au English Itisard, to do aw up a trratii , e ou the at stem at husliautiry aqpptisl its Scidlaud, by means id whirls the farmer. of that rountry are mudded, in cst k in., ec tracts, to pay double the rent fur the land they cultivate, eampared to bifida a 'Midst quality aud description in Eng land ; and in his communication to WC, 111pUll that subject, Sir Joseph adds, 0 that amiciature has &cilia, is deriving, and inure he,,, fit from Scot', tudusu y and skill, than has Men accumulated Noce the days ekes Adam brat wielded a spme." b% hen Outs called upon, in a vaauner so Battering to the agricultural s►ill and indust►y of my countiyineii, it is inipos• Bible far me tint to obey the nuns ante especiary as I am derply impressed with the idea, that the intinnui of the •iosple, e,vnoaicd awl judicious system of hmitriiiilty adopted in Scotland, %mild double the value of many d.s irk.. in Entutid, mil a mild render the British llinnire depeedent of utiles rountrit s fur loud, and for a variety of other 111 , 10 t essential at ilrillll. I have to request, thereliwc, that you will have the good. new to &vow me with your aisisraiser In carrying nn oil too. ful 311U1461131(111C and. fur that purpose, that you would he pleased In transmit to Mr, a. speedily as the creninitsurra of the CM' will admit uf it (Ilse sootier the more desirable) fail answers to the subjoined queries —As 11.M111 as ilia treatise whirl, I propose to dove op a printed, I shill have the pleasure of trausinittiup a ropy of it to yeti. %oh many thauks for your Mewl!, and public-spoilt...l a...twice, I. time prosecutiou of so important au toiletry. I simiin, Mw. JoIIN SINCLAIR. Charlotte-maw, iath Ot I. t bO9. About • fortnight shier, a young woman. named 31artv Tno:arsoe, who result' iii Wonliiiill-1-1 ll street, iii the town of Duck. Plymouth, went tittle house of Mr. EVANS, a surgeon. in Pembroke street, for the purpose of having a tooth extracted ; complatoing of a violent paiu its her right cheek bone. Mr. EvAll5 . l apprentice. after showing the tooth. tiesccived a dirk anlistaiirc, like congealed blood, tin the gnu), and, on attemptiug to remove it, found something to prick his lingers; and, oil esaminiog the pact more minutely, tP7 brass pins were found in the socket, above the part the tooth had been takes& Trum : they appeared to have been there for • considerable time, being in a very de cayed state. The may way in which the ?von woman can accomit for this extricirditiary circum stance is, that about twelve mouths 111111 e sbc wee afflicted with menial derangement. and was seve ral months confined in the woiklimise ; and sop poses, that, in role of the paroxysms of her disorder. she most have forced the puts into her Rums. it is twirl'', had she not been timely relieved, a 'until. hr salmi in the jaw would speedily have ri m med. Stoicism—Early on Monday morning, as a per. sou tun the employ of Mr. 611141111111, a corperiter. ro Portleud-street. was ening through the Park. he disetivered • genteelly dressed moo lying moire a tree. with his head blown to pieces. An alarm was given, and the body woo reseovett. A truer dog was sitting by the deceased, whose sta.& was discovered by a collar round the che,fis neck. He turned out to be • person of the time af $1.1111.T. oho had occopied loilgii w s fur some heir as Pad dington. sod who bad hear • schoolmaster is Wiltshire. LAIN DON •.—Prieledi Ly C. 8311T11, N. I, LleeefeCs yettiliehre al His Heel, N.. is. Bea Cie.aeuee Cherrii. armed, by 3 WHITE. .6 same P l sec -41 !de • •• he. he tbie raper. set se the Oars, Oposi•piell),, lely asareds4 ae. NAVAL Ors LLIGENC E. POILINIOUTS, ay. 4. Arrived the Iris, 5t guns, Hum. Capt. Pro ; events, 18, Hun. Captain 1, stipule ; and Rep I Sovereign yacht. front Wentuuth. S tiled the Leyden. 64 guns. Capt. Usher. to the Eastward ; and Dapper guu-brig, Lieut. Harferd. on a cruise. The Mediterranean convoy are put into Totbey, and rriniuu wind bound. PLYMOUTH-00CE, OCT. 6. Sailed the Harlequin hired armed ;hip. Austruther. with the Aid and Supply navy trans. ports, and a convoy. to the Eastward. Arrived the Cadmus sloop of war. Capt. Fief. from a cruise oft the coast of Spain. The Scipio*, 73. and York, 74, are both pea sat to Cairsand Bay. The Armen. 44, is also gone out of harbour; and the Eclipse, 18, froin Banipool to the Sound. This being the sth clay of November, the go o from the Harrison. Mount Wipe, and round the lines, were tired at oue o'clock. iu !mum of the day. TABNOUTN. NOV. 6. Arrived several ships from Gottrnbargh, being part of a convoy of about 300 soil. which left the Cottage' boaud to Eugirud. uudpr the protectts• of the Plantagenet. mid severe/ other ships of war. The ships that have arrived, parted convoy is • thick fog. four days ago. _ - DOllllll, NOV. 6. Came in three transports. marked V =l s C K and P E. with sick troops from Flubbing. The AM awd "sloe, 01 Suoderland. with a car. go of coils, wu sent in by the Oberon sloop of war. bite beinf one out of fire ranters, winch were cap. lurid id Beat:by Head ; the other four it is sup. pawed the privateers et clear off with; but we have not been able to lettrit their names. A boat, belonging to the Trinity Pilots. which was kept placed us a convenient allow ion fur dicer immediate use. when called for, w. .s 013 Saturday Eight cut from her moorings, supposed by some French prisoners, who have made their escape. as the holt has not bteu since heard of. Sailed a Portuguese brig, which, a few weeks caine is from Petersburg, with a cargo, Coil.. slating mostly of warlike stores ; she is bound to Itin Janeiro, and is very deeply laden. This fore. 110011 a fleet of upwards of 100 sail, consisting of several ships from Quebec, souse trout Portugal ■nd the %eights, coasters, &c. past here. frets the westward, with • favourable breeze. Five priva teers were, last uight, just before dark, discovered standing across. VEAL soy. b. Yesterday being the anniversary of the Powder Plot, it was observed here by the Itoyal Standard being iit.tsted on board the P finCM of (Prange dad Sea Domive, and the ships of oar briar • salute at one o'clock. This day a large fleet of isserehant vessels arrived here from the We,tvrard, and pawed through; sane of which were from Quebec:. the Metliter antes. Ate. ; and about So light colliers. The Blossoms, Podargas, !Nags. Recovery, and Rolla, have aloe arrived front the Westward. and remain. S I .ail of SooTorte. un.lrr convoy of the C'eickou *choosier, have sailed to the Eastward this saoruilig.—Wisol W. COURSE OF EXCHANI Aniaterdani...: So t.) I V. Ditto at Sight.. 30 . . iGF., Tvasoair, Nel. 7. opiarta.. tia RN Jarieirw 7 Malta ...... SI Gibraltar Dublin 9l Cork 81;mm:ow. Portugal Gold is Cot* earl Bare per oa. eft Foruigu Gold iu bets— New Doublogros.. New Dollars a V silver New Louis .:Mb — Age, of the Bork 6111441844 per tent. Itutterdost:..: 9 hi Hamborgh tt 6 oil'. A holm ot 7 Paris I day's dm 19 6 Matt_ ..... 19 to fU. Bourtleaux l9 it, is roper. Ditto 44 efget. Palerrtse • is paper. Ditto 40 •tied. Wilma 4I I eghoro !is Ge7tua l.B Venice 5l Pt spies 4l 1•NICI.. OF STOtiO4 IfEsTEIW.II. Bank Stork • per r 'mt. Reineetl 3 per Cent. Consuls. • per Cent • tve, Veal Navy loli 103 Lung Anntr.t.... Iri.b s per Cent Oases,. g pone. India Stuck Inds' /Wink ......t7 30 prem. Ind./miner Bills ls is • envoi. Crsimmrlit AN 6 9i ii T. man, Stua benner, 4. Cornbill, and 9, Chating.reass. BIRTHS. Oa Monday last, at WuCWietwe'eTtlte Lady of James Mark 'tout, Laq Priacipal of New um Hall, Oafuni, of a atm ad heir. nicht!, at Corby Castle, sear Carlisle, the Lady of Colima Howard, ad a ma. AI ARRIAG FA. At Chickenll, t►e seat of Charlet Bowles, ENV of Wor anooth, Edward Bowles Fnpp, Esq. of Kingodotra. " at Bristol, • Friona, the vintager ilitoithter a the late &et. 'Edward Bowles, Vicar of Bradford, Wills _ _ . foretlay lost, . Queen'e.eqoase Chapel, Loth, Col thirst, ekteet moo of Colthuret Bowser, of Botif..e.t, to Hot coo..ty of Kerry, in the Fatted litogtheot of Ireland, toe to Ague %trate Gordon', tbe yoke child of John kettle's Gar& oer kesteye, of qt./fib...ler II•outa, in the romps o. Moo -111•61lbo 1 - 0 1. *A reseed 'High Sheriff of ll.e oho county. Thorolay last, A! leer, to Frapeee,etotaged deoebter of the Rev. T. ft Promos et Ilures.tassel, ho uterest. DEATHS. On Tuesday, the 14 ,1 ult., at Glutei,.ter, sister'', N. me. te , l, afire a eleort tM wee, .‘h A.teltews, •. StAnsteere, IPUICOOII, 11. NI. the Z . 116 eft. et his ee , t,ftraywielt Lodge, is the epos!, of Berko, 'Maas Littkda;e, Peirtleod-phis, Most 11121)-Ave .ti Warlisle, Neefullt, is ►ie 7sd veer. CepHas Isaac Erbil Warne. He wee a vulenteer is She mese St Quilebte, awl it wee hie leviera leak. to support, es tie s.eY, sad wmeeee die lest meeneete the imeeerfel At Rip.... the Mew. Ism Cook. A.M. Haed-Mlaigor of tbe Grammar 11:bmti &here Oa Saaday tail, at Pairtare-lastotaer Mosket•Newroaritat. Mr. Jata Jantasea. lA•asteaaaa its tbe Royal Cu Brian/ Mahtta, t. th. sallo yaw al ita, la Cavrat.ialt-reat. Ditaita, Wm Rawlins, Eat. see sr As Domino,' a the Book Iretaatil RUM WATER AT LA - RM . IS 91111X,F..THIA DAY Il^r^lat N nria. after *I Afternoos ap ism. after a. I ■