The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-11-11 00:00:00

Er . 7 - -r-Irsrfr, them advantages, Wkiell a full parse codtteNnils oil litigated matters.--This brows me to et:wider who the persons ate, against whom bills have been found ; and, without contlcscetitling to mention in dividuals (which. for many reasons, personal sad . general, it in my desire ALWAYs to refrain front), it in ei 11111 1 1 l for the to state. that thry describe them ? , selves, and are designated in the bills. as " Gentle-, men, merchants," and men of reipectelde rank arid.. professtons. They are also represented by their 0„ N . fri enr , do uut wish their asimeiaies to he coli,id,ied an 1 .0 v rharecteor, or rid of Nat descriptor, of 11:10011S, who, front their situa tion in life, are commonly culled " the mob,") to be turn of reweetability, chowder, rlwpoinsibility, and reputation. If they really ate, then, what they and their abetton declare, surely, they are abate the want, and ought to be allure the solicitation, of p ililie charity. if, by their intemperance. their folly. or their wickedness, they render themselves a neine.tle to the °Glided lows, they ought to exer ' c.n.e, the mine daring spirit. which led theist to the er.o niwnion of crimes, iI supporting them under penall y iiillicted on these cremes by the baud of Justice, lint, alas! when these heroic souls are riowe•l in ditiresit .ituations, how Very unlike are their mitiners, looks. end appearance ? In the theatre, alien burl omitted by their partisans, full of inisn!essee, threats, denunciations of vengeance. splendid dialing*, and, appirently, invincible rrso. lotto.' ! In a Court of Justice, bow ! how timid !—bow nielaneholy rural in counteuance l—how deplorable iu appeosauce : Anil, is their ;appeal to the public, how humbly do they be;; how vilely do they demean themselves! Thus their supplication runs— "To the trolv benevolent and hiving trans:oasis.' every law of props iety ; having outraged every principle of decency havin2 violated every dictate of ha wser ; haven seunar:d every seas, of lionnotitc or feeling ; 11 iviog trampled on rrety decision of justice, having marked at terry ilea of o. der or decorum, maloucuur outs opinions the only standard by which our actions were to be regii!at and regard:es. of the opinions of °thins ; god thereby ten dered (mese:yes ulninzions to the laws of our country, and to the reuse of the rosinsmi4, hen! La,rSfy Grp of TOVI in coosaider our p.fp.nal 500t..61•1 , it and ildlieoliics, as efforts sad dil, moms to the redUic caose, and to bestow on us, mar tyr.! inch relief as y mar humanity deems . fit....—And your petitioners stall ever pray, sot." Truly, it is 0V0111% , 111.g to heliol,l these bill, and bizhly-minded gentlemen. these worthy nwrrhants, these respTtable mem, come before the public tribu-. not. la /urine pouperis.W lie! more could they dowers? they teeth- pour, deluded, heartless wretches, such as it is supposed the majority of the Coveut-Garden Tioters are? I have iso doubt but that, in cons-rpience of this letter, some of the chief of these honotsrolde Gen tle:llea will come forward in some sell Ole for their *cur eility, dud tell us, that tliiistibse,irtion is not to be applied for their defence, but fur the defence of erre or tree of their poorer lirctliren in distress. if there are only one or Iwo of this &set ipt ion—and I believe there ave mare*—thro it follows that there is already snore than tem times sufficieut to afford them every advantage the law But, ill point of fact. dime poor her, of th, raw will heed little, if, a • v, The Ma. nagers of r :lor try their quit .t • .Lt 1 , -e nor err hvisived who, art able to stoner them in dassa.7.-1. the cases of the needy will coi:secineut ly fotiooi the issue of the trials of tire m ,, re el; •lent. whose fortune* enabh- Them to Lurcttase o ,i the skill a •I *veil..:, ~; must nide lawyers; and th.. r • ,•,. —.! •, thong's not in their o'va loin , h - •.it or all i h rtt orguintot Casa : tow 1,4• . 1! • lint ehreti . ti them. e . :.415Z11 Int - t r ied drat (a thing most int. prob.:telt ). sur4sy • then friend, the sober barrister, %vb.. stood boldlY Li their heed, iu the pit, writ exer,ise hiS rhi:orical and pbwers, tI3 th-ir advocate at the bur. 'This he will 4111.• it lie or could:wort fur it octet cm be suppo-ed 'Brit the Mind of tinny lifirraity-ethicit 'I profeddinout 112114 is cortapti.eil of uvitertala so hose ad to iudatit hiru to seek *nig pecrit a nd, business, by betroS•M'g deludexl wretches into trouble amid dan;:vr ! and Otto deserting thiwt-, malt thiNitulatte. who have not wheresitlial to purchase his assistance to extri cate them Thus, Mr. Editor, seeing that dais subscription cannot be ireecssarv, or iiitearled for the purpose originally advertised, it helioveri the public to con. slider for what it ready ie intruded. That its des tination.ie changed, is cotupletely peered, be the later eivertiseinents on the subject to whi'eh I • beg leave to refer those whom my preceding re urakd have not already convinced. These acknow • lodgments do not ask charity,' as before. for " per suns considered as stujostly prosecuted," but *lute, " that although 97 out of 41 or the inilitcrYli%T3 presented were throats out by time grand Jury, yet the claims upon the fond snay (in RalicsJ become much greater than is, perhaps, in genera!, appre hended ; and that their (the subscribers') exertions should therefore be rejosMed, rather than relared." here then the mystery is out, and the plait of these fomenters of discord is developed. They know what are the precoricerted plane of riot and con spiracy—" greater than is. perhaps, be geaeral, ap .prehended," which, in their Issue " may" call for increased funds, mid redoulkir exertions. Of The San Francisco 74 guns. arrived the nodule of there schemes. the subscriber& are, at the Havanna, from Lit Vera Cruz, on the 12th ot least runny of them, igitoraut ; and yet Can any June, with seven millions of dollars fur Old Spain, one be mini etinugh to sorrender his money, to be and two millions for the 11/1111111113. employed for purposes which he knows not but So popular has Lord Lisette' I.LE become in Ox rosy tom out Nbe the moat horrible and infamous? ford University, that it is supposed either the Duke Those who subscribe have 130 after coatroul ewer of Ils&vroev or Lord ELDON will shortly resign. their subscriptions ; and if they ere employed to By the ,11.1terosa, a vessel from the River Plota instigate to murder, onoannination„ or the worst of and Rio de Janeiro. arrived at Jlawniun , in Corti lsnassn crimsm, they will have to suffer• under the wall, letters of the 16th of August have been re raihfril recollectioo, that it is through them, and enived from 'locum Ayres. They inform its tile by their contributions, that these luirrors are per- f terms of the Proclamation of the new V iceroy, petrated. This is no over-charged picture. Look I EIINRROP, respecting the admission of ships Min 012 the Theatre Air only one night. soul di.prassiorr the (tin de la Plot., had been rigidly enforced. ute ly consider how, iu oil probability, else disgrace- Several vessel. under English and Portuguese co - fit! tumults which 'Oak it are likely to terzai- lours had appeared is the river, both with cargoes ante. and in ballast, lint were all refused nitinission, and, The Subscription now gnir' 011 may, therefore, consequently, could neither discharge nor be id with the most strict regard to truth and justice, he lowed to lost, : they were ordered away within denominated, in the manner I have chosen at the twenty-tour hours, with an assurance that. without head of this letter, vit. " A StadcßipTlor rot I alicense from the mother country, it would he iin- TUE MLONOTION Or Riot . , AT Covore i:Art- J possible to have leave to rider. it appears that DUN: . It tticoura,;cs every bad ttsiud to off'e'nd. I there still exist, in South America, two putties, one because it is known that there is a fund for of which is favourable, cud the other overlie to the the support •f delinquents. It encourage,' the new Viceroy ; both these parties were strong, but lower orders to commit depredations, because it the preponderance appeared in favour of the new ammo the. of protection, at least for a time, tow tieder of things. • • • the La of Sulfite. And it incites the unthinking tokumelt, by making them believe, they are there by udvocating a public cutise.—Wretched, mis guided men ! bad would that cause be, which required tech advocates, and such modes of sup port. Miserable indeed would he the state of de hum:wilt into which' the population (Inc enlighten ed population) of Britain would be sunk, were their representatives to be found in those persons, who, by every net offensive to decency, liberality, and justice, nightly disgrace the Britisn character, in the pit of Coveast-Garden Theatre. Upon.this part of the sullied, I shall conclude with one reinatk—lf the riots at Covent-Garden are illegal and punish able by law (of which there van be no cLitiht), then, assuredly, the receiving and promoting of subscrip tions. to support and viicouragir throe note, is an equal, or rather a greater, offence against the laws, and ought, keg before this time, hare called for. their interference. These subscriptions are well known to lie the root of all the evil now flourishing and spreading, and not a moment should be lost in suppressing so dangerous a mischief. Sir, leaving occupied so much of your excellent and truly indepentlent paper (independent. because it refuses us menace its principles, to become the' pander of popular vice or delusi nn n ) I shall close this letter with one of the many observatious which still lots, on my mind, as connected with this sub ject. I allude to the manner in which these sub scriptions are made. The very perigees who give their money. *poem., us well they may>, ashamed of what they do. With the exception of a few notorious characters in this list. you see no names by which the donor. may be known or identified. Disgrace ever skulks in ceocealineut, and fiiaisy attempts at humour—vulgar peraonalities—deimneable witti cism—scurrilous al lusi o n s d. ewe all. the most gross. indecent and detestable Hitch:by, (such as would disgrace a brothel, and atieh as never before was admitted into a public print,) are the badges by which these subscribers clime to be diothignish ed. I was led, Sir, to this 'vibe:tine. by observing how very differetii were Lie descrintioes of the sub scribers to the fowl the relief of small debtors, which apnearet! n. 0.. t, Af the newspapers immedi ately preeeding that for the riJteri. The first ie.....ted the Milne, . ,1 address of those who were conscious, in .hei hearts, that they were doing shat wits geed •,•• ..ight of Gail and shwa; the last werestich as i I.a.e described—low„ disguised, and revolting to . very decent cud ho nourable feeling ! But I shall no low:^r te - • ...se on your patience. In the sincere her t,ia: .at I have said will open the eyes of some, and, 1, • .ups, put an end to this abominable traffe, I subscribe 7 elf, your's, &e. FRIEND TO 0111Dgit. • ff.:L. NOR II 3tr..l , nef Iran brought .i -t En .ffictr, fur waking a riot. iu ./ • 1.1 the Mt, and saw the Defend. rot hoist a plocarti in u. the side boxes, in the setouri twr t that he din?ril.l nod • .nnted, to the great disturbance of ti.. quiet itni f the 4,••'iciece ; that a number of persons in the pa cal:rd Oil !tame ! shame ! Tura him out— we Ixst the 1 , ...•AMITIIIIICO Gir hiut"-..at the acme i;1111 litlitqlt•Z Ulf in the 1.0'4 admit. That the witness west round to the boss, and pi...tweed to tlfi• box where the Defendant w•rh Wet •• as tioldin imp a placard end shouting; the wit sie..► f 1 1 ,11111,4 it nut of hi. heed, as which the Defendant aidkin!trel hint by str.!ther hint. 31e. fiR All AM, the halite,: Magistrate, observed, that he would never listen to as assault ati.ing nut of such a cam as °.-arc either party. It was d.iubtful, if Mr. Rented did act ee:nleit the first assault, by snatching the placard. The Ittfen.lant ricketialedged, that he had held up the rl*eard, and bed, daring the eight, It hewn hit denipprobalion e:the perforidaace ; but drew,' that lie had either berried IT shouted ; and that he was assaulted by Bennet, in a statist diarracefrd inanser. Mr. Jel.ired bim in find hail; himself in in I. Md two stwri te his iiiirearatice at the next Qnsirfer 'I RaR iffvuedintcl eiwnii!ied with Mr. Jong; who '3 . 01 irc was PI haiiirdaslarr, nod lived in the City; he was accurdhagly tiikepoirred. GUILDHALL, NOV. 10. jobt Crook and J.whu Pi:l P.eler were brought before the fli!ting Alterman (Sc?astr.v), charged with stealing a silver watch. It appeared titi:t the Prosecutor went i n t o th e tled Lion politic-house, inbutithachl, on Thursday night, to in quire fur a lialgiug ; lie toad not beta mad) minutes in the nom, in which were on other rennin@ except the I'rieutier and himself, when Crook eitalt Up to him , snatched Isis watch out of his rocket, a:4 i•ntio•diately rate out of the house, before the Price..eutor, has an impediment in his speech, could make known Lis lose. Silureire ran Ott at the same tint , . Crook did; they were pursued, and I.:direst° win stupt by the patrol,., malting down Cinv.lane; on searching him a watch was found in his waistcoat pocket, which he said he had fogad just on the outside of She Red Lion door. The Prosecutor swore to the watch beam hi.s , and the satin! which Crook bad taken frets his. The Prisoners were both fully committed fur trial. Semi al persons eve charged with disorderly ronrlurt, duroictlie procession of the Lord Ularlfr:iirs' to Gisadhall, and several on suspicion of picking pockets ; one, warned 4bra4ams, was fully committed for picking a gen. thimen's putt:cot of his putket-bot, ~ whilst be was standing to ace the Lord Mayur laud at Blarkfriare. UNION-11A1.1., 11011. 10. fl a il/ins Ha/Ow/or, apprehended by Wortley and Golf, 011 • thaw of sltecp•slraltng, was examined. It appeared that the Prisoner had taken two sherpfrom a field betwei n Londe* and Deptford, where they etre lied ine, with !others, and, tying their lap together, had conveyed them away is lin cart. H. was fully committed for Orin!. 7 SPORTING INTELtrorkor rxrne. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, isio. ISTDRESD•Y. Mr. Andrews's Thorn, gst. 'lb. apt Mr. Shakespeare's Clare of Clubs (late Zotosster) Bst. Att. Mile, loop. b. ft. SATURDAY. Sir J. Shelley's Vexation apt Mr. Vangittart's c. by Cho sitire CIiVCSC 4 brother to Ruririgh ; .w c flambletonum, taw by Delpioi ; to brim( oto• to the Post, Bat. 414. each, Two yr. old Course, smogs. b. R. FIRST SPRING 11EETING. • IKON DA Y, Kr. Andrews's Thorn, est 1.46. azet Lord r. G Osborne% Puppy, 7st. idlb. Tivoli , . gild Course, wogs. b. ft. Craven's M G Mr. Craven ' s Mack Diamond edst etternl Gower's Mirth, eat. ;lb. each. Across the Flat, gouge, b. ft. SECOND SPRING :METING. • SATURDAY. Mr. Shatrespeses Harposrates, est. 71b. apt D. of Oral• toe's Pope. 7st. 7it.. Across Ike Flu, soup. FIRST SPRING :%IECTING, is. INOND•Y. Ilweepataltes of loam eseli, ti. ft. fur fools dropped io 31109 ; cobs nat. 71b. ; tiller., est. 41b. Across the Flat. Those by untried stallions to be allowed Jib. mid ilmse oat of owes winch have not bred a winger. 31b. bath alb. Lit. Rouv's b. c. Ptolemy, by Quiz, out of Cobbca, by Sky scraper (both untried.) gird. Siteney's eb. c. by Sorcerer, out of Houghton Lass (insra untried ) Mr. Watson's cb. c. by Truoirator, out of Lily (mare untried ) Ld G. Osburne'a b. c. by Tilt mpatur o out of Virgin (mare untried.) Mr. Wilson Gams Mr. C!sres's ch. f. by Sorcerer, out of Maiden (mum untried ) Lord Stowell** h. i. 13) ban: bo, out of R intuit (lath un tried.) Major Wilson's id. f. by Walton, out of a Trumpator mare, builbt of Mr. Curti, (bath untried ) D. of Graftou's e. by Waxy, out of Woodbine. f. by Woixy, out of Prunella. Ld..Kinisaird's a. by Snarhu, out of Hat Ulm (both untried.) Sir F. Standish's I'. by Sancho, dam by Mr. Teazle, out of the Yellow mare ( but b untried.) Mr. Audrewa's Sir Cb a ries, brother to Thunderbolt. lw. c by Grasper, out of Sister to Peter Pin der. (horse untried TIIIJR.D A Ir. Sweepstakes of stuor. earls, h. it. yet. 71b. rwrb, It. Kr. Andrews's bl. c. Sir Clinrlrs, brother to Thumb-slink. Sir J. Shelley'. rh. e. by Sorcerer, out of lloughtoo /Ai Lll% dices lb. e. by ticiongbrougli, out of Lady Jane. SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1812. MO. kJ • V. Sweepotakes of Soups. each. Across the flat . D. of Grafton's C. by NV:il4, out of itoodhoo., 4st. Mr. Andrews's Sit Charles, brother to Tit tuttl..: hv:t, sst. Mr. Wilson's f. by Sasebo, ou t of Sophia, out LLI f. by Waxy, out of Wood \y mph, est. CRAVEN MEETING, ma. Tr ESD#Y. lqueepstalurs of longs. each, h. ft : for the produce of manes covered in 1809 ; to run Across the 114 ; ewlis es:T.ollw sat. 711 i. fillies est. 3 Ib. Those gut by untried stallions to be silos erLilb. and thine oat of mares s bleb have nut bred a winner, 311) both tifb. The 'produce ur Gillian of produce, to be declared to Mr. IVemberby in the July Meeting, 11310. Nu ptualuee ou forfeit. Pt. C. There are 35 mares named for this, the particulars whereof brill appear in the Votaine fur ratitp. lIIBUILY, 1110. rATIL:RDAT, RtvORC TUE RECIULAIL Sweepstakes of snp. each, h. ft. the New Mile. .Tr. T. Sadler's b. c. by Sorcerer, out of I lonia, by Voles. tech, bst. 31b. Mfr. J. Day's b. s by klatmibal, dam by Pilot, out of Plo tkin, bat. Mr. M. f. by Sorcerer, out of Pamela, Bd. THE MARKETS. COR 04-EXCH, .NGE, Nov. in. cuseitsNT pm 'grunt mus. 9i.. loss. roue dill. Rye Nee. me. SOL .:e. Rarity 411 s. Alin.s. Malt 745. Yea. White Peas t (Were) $ ••••7 14 . Sae. I Grey Pr... sec is.. CI: OF ( k (AI~. Beams . Goo. 665. ed Tick 8eau5...... sir.sss.ud Oats 9611.3011.34• Parlamils 37s. asas ud Potato* ditto 4111 INI, Rape Seed 451.60. Firs Floor e gos. 95s leseele sea. go*. ~~xssi Cora-lespeetor's Retina%twat, pc, load llarley, per quarter Oats Beaus has VI 11•011. LIS% fil::4 - 41. t• 111. UN. Sesser, 41 Its. to SI. is. lest:, 41. ios. to SI. se. PRICES OF HAY AND tr.JAreq'.. Hay, 41. to.. Od. to 61 108.0 d. War, ti. 50. to 21. 122. od. SMITHFIF.ID M. To sink the °Nal eref......es. v 4. to 34. mt. Mottoo...es. ecl. to hs. 0.1 Veal .s. at. to 7s. 6.1. W. to es. out. Pork ss. dd. to se. W. If AY-MJ !ley.. ...... ay. Straw Moves ...a. tee: IDOL I.—TrimsVAT. Nov 9. .1141. SO sol. la. Alas. —4. is 406. —4. .9M. —9. is 11100. —9. „as. —4. to 946.-411. ..sse. to as. —1 W HOPS. Mot, sl. os to 61. 130 Soma. 41. ies. to sl. tot rambollis9 l . —o. to t -S STRAW, YESTERDAY. WOITION•FIEL. stay 01. M. to 61. too New, 01. Os. 10 01. 041. Clover, 61. 108. to 71. lOC UMW. IL es to 111. Si. Alll4 ET, Nov. to. I pl. stoat of sib. Head of Cattle, this day i -11.a,ts loo Sheep Calve% 3: 1 ,1 Piss 470 AR LET. 141 1.11. es. Oa. VO 21 w.. ed. ad. (111 71 los NEAVATE ♦ND LNADENDALL :CUMET*. (Dy the Carmel lost SC .41. 84 48. 61.1 ♦aat M. MI to 6s. 4d Dutton as. ed. io M. it Pork 6s. 4,1. to 7s. 4.f PRICE OF TALLOW. M. Jaime's Market as sd I TodnTalluw gas 6J —• a Clare Market Whdeelsapel Market as 3d White ditto ~ gas ad —ii o par at. of 81b. --u— Soup ditto ... gis od —1 o Ids ad afeitteg Staff r•! od —a o &map.... as aid I Ditto roogh des os —s u • Crates ... Good Dregs - ticb..—Card, nes issod--Mualds. 16s od Yellow Soap, Inie—Meth Price of Caudle., per dog; RAW HIDES. Best Heifers ••d Steers (per Orditear7 y...-d. to 44. 41. &tone) 21 1 (id to 31. ud. Alta ket C•lf 140. od ••ch. Mi4.lli•g• vs. tid to to. •d. Ein. Hon• 1411. •d. to Me. COAGNIAIIKET—Notigasout to. Slipup at Mftrkrt. Ships si.od. Prire. 31..rieweastle to s7s. fut. to 7.,0. od. ../Mmtalsit .... t 02,. g4l. to m.o. oil. • .•• . NAVAL IXTELLIC.ENCE. PORTSMOUTH, NOT. 9. Arrived the Osprey sloop fof war, with sevcit or e i. i t ',ail under convoy from the Down s . Nothing sailed this day.--Wind N.E. PLYWOUTIII, NOV. S. Arrived the Conflict gun hrir, from the erwit of Spain; Mopoity'sbl-ip Quebec, limn Newfound land, last from the eastward, where 'she left bee convoy ; nod the Gleaner ketch, from chafing Fr.vaeli privateer in the Offing, a few days billet t also the Humber, with a onvoy from the westward. ,ailed the Neptune (e) tender. for Dublin; the Mariner gun-brig, Lirut. Griffiths, for the Downs; unit the Du/phis, t,tore-ship. to the Westward. The brit Traveller, from Gibraltar and Malaga, to Loudon, mentioned Oa Monday last, al captured by lA Costfiasee.Trench privateer, has been reea.oilie , l in lat. 49.'30.101. loag. 7. tf.W. by the Phea,..iat sloop of war. rultourii, Nos. 7. Arrived, this sky, the Chichester 'socket, Capt. Knows, with mails frOns Jaluai;,9, 57 dl•tys passage ; seven of 11Pr crew died of the yellow fever white she day at Jatnaica ; she his oil board aso,ooo clollats for d.fferent merchants; also the brig (letter of marque) Cooke, from Opurto, for Falmouth and Plymouth. • Soiled, last evening, the fl inisor Castle packet, Sutton, with mails for Jamaica : still, this day. ills Princess Elisabeth packet, Kidd, with mails for Lisbon ; the Swallow, to join the mitwasd bound fleet, ofiaiont 60 soil, now off this port, un der convoy of th- trederigatrin; also sailed the Providence brig, Kucale. for Malta, to join then, ; I the Humber arined ship, Lieutenant Cum Lind, with the following vessels under convoy foe the Downs, vig,:—Vizat, Harris ; -Caledoni a , Hut chinson ; antl Anne, Cummings, from Oporto; Pomona, Davidson ; rad Oporto packet, Ps r . from Gibridtar, for Guernsey. In I! A Ir. Noe. g. This morning, the Leyden, of 64 guns, el-rived from the westwerd. and it iwaior ; hite is hound In Flashing, end will siiii ns orlon es !Ile wind changes. On Monday, a Coart-31artiAl was held n. hoard the &lender del 3hsilo, iu Plymouth Hurhuur. for the trial of llarnaby Pier! and John I.e ffiequet. two French pilots, helonrin t : to the Phormix fri A kte. Capt. Manus, for ne,lect of deity, in satrrring the ship to strike em La Roondire Rock. at the mouth of St. Auhyn's Bny, Jersey, on the et4th ult. 17 which she received considerahla damage. The charge was proved ; hot, in consideration of the Prisoners' goodcchanter, they were only Imogene. d to be mulcted of three months' pay each. DIVIDENDS VA IDLE AT (lIJILDIIALL, ox mat ID•Y 7fIIT . John Pattie, Ilte of Kruipton, Mideillsex, and Julia Ward, late of II &worth, Middlesex, Dealers and ciup• _ - Mel! . - - - I I Jolla Shoolbes:tl and William lVillisms, Mark-lane, Lon don, merrhasits - - - - - 11 Thusuas Neale, St. Martiu's-lone, Middlesex, dealcr is spirituous liquors - - - - Ho Charles Rabat Otis, :11idcEe Netr•‘iteet, Fleet -stied, j , :it Iler - - - 1 i Anthony Thomas Ilissilirs sail Thoinla %Valium% Kent - ntrert, Nuuthw.ar, grwrcrs - - la ll'illlaiu Jackson Parrott, Leighton•Dozzartl, Ile.dfatil- Olin', Islas-merchant - - - Fislier Jackson, It-ishiligkall-streer, London, i4etor - SO Solon Hall; !went Vl'appmx, Flir;11-armt, tailor - 1,1 pdiraasl pd James l'aylor, ehripmen, Nereey, builds'', ti James Wahl and nutrias Ags, Illeiiing hall street Loa dots ; vied of Calor, Wiltshire, clothiers. - COVUSE OF EXCIIAN Amstrrthm 30 10'1 U. Ditto of Sight 30 3 Rotterdam.-- 9 Id 2 V. liambiirgh 2l 6 eIU. A item* "3 7 4U. Paris sdaty'sdale 19 6 Ditto. l') to tt U. Bourdesux l9 to Madrid -io paper. Ditto 44 effect. Palermo to Parr. Ditt.. BMus 4l 1.4 . 411(Pre •• ••A• 4110 Gcnoa SI - I f Venice 55 Naples FutpaY, Noe. 10. Lisbon 66. Opoto.. . Gq Rio Janeiro.. 71 ...... Gibrnitar • 961 • Pablo, . Cork 11E1.4303. Portugal Gold in Cuts and Bars per au. Gold in New Doubloons New Dollars — 3 7 Silver in Ran — New Louis curb, —— dgio of the Dank of thiltaad. per Cent. AI YESTERDAY. IntICB OF STIJC Bank Stork eh II pet Cent. Redoes& 6 9 6 9 s prr Cent. Consols. •• • • • 411 01 7 411 1 4 per Cent s per Cent Navy.. Wei Lung Annuities Iri.h 5 per Cent Ono • ~ Si i 3 prr.n. India Stack. toSi 7 India Bonds Exchequer Bills ' . to 1G precis. Enelish Lottery Tickets.. .. ..... .. It N. 154. Consuls fur T. BISII, Stock•Broke.r, 4, Cos-nleill, and sh Chasing-cross. BIRTIIti. • Thursday, the Lady of John Newman, F.sq at his haste, Southampton-street, Ettonnutbury sin br a daughter. Thursday, the lad) of Lord Charlrs lleotinct , of a sue„ who aka an hour sifter his birth. On Timmlay, in Charlotte -street, Bedford squire, the lady of Ur. Tut ncr, of a coo. Ou Thormily last, in Wimpole street, the Lady cf Maly Franklyn, Esq. of a son end heir. MARRIAGES. Philip Esq. of Dulitin, merchant, to Mlle !ant Hughes, only daughter and hi nuts of J. Hughes, Esq of Antlnek• Howe, Ainlock, North Wales Thursday 111111111111 g, at Si. Puincras Church, Mr. Joseph of the of Ordrance, Tower, to SIPA Sal His. sre•.nd daughter of Mr. John Mulford, of New Millman street, near the Voundling Hospital. DEATH. At his apartments is Windsor Castle, aged near pro, Sir . 1 . Dimly, Bart. of Charlton, in •he county of Worcester, and many years one of the poor Knights attached to tim Orater of the Garter. Sir John traced his descent from the Kings of Jerusalem, through the elder breaches of the houses of Plato ingeort, Lau.-seem Tudor avat Stuart. His father, Itanitsrl Gooderc, Esq. Cegrtgiu of Nis Majesty's ship the Roby, was cvarieted and est. - tilted (with Malteny and White) fur the fool murder of his eider brother, Sir Juha Dimly, Cart. on Want that ship, off Bristol, Jao. 1741, iateatilag to secrete the crime be had committed, and übilue poinessi m of the title awl estates. HIG:I WATER AT LONDON ERIDGE,TiIig hAY. 3lorntag 30 min, Orr ♦ Aficrlmi..o 99 mi.. aftcr 4. LON DON .—Printed by C. SNIITH, W. 1, (]eseat•s nolkshed at the Mitre, No. U. Bark or sr • 4 - I rmeni . . - cla, Strand, by J. WHITE, of vtrar plat•,-I)rdtre, kr. (or t4ot Paper, wet I the ()ace, (yeet t p4l4), sill he 1.47 entailed t•. I I L E 1 feu •1 CZ Wi 4 I I gni Est e 7. r , . 11l it et ( : 4.r. M 1 T.ll •in %VI Dr lb 1118.‘ P ,