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• Fa wartajhealarlbelatallitt Male forfonevl, atieliappearai to The Tim% Mem Malailtrof July, laos, giving as wawa of a Aghlamtballtid takes *Ma hotweeu a Si, g= s ,t a perms, of the same same was author of The Fall of lb Minas Empire," ;Lad which was amorous' by my letter is The'..tfeevisit Post, (lithe Silt of thematic 'with; mid is other papers shoat that tune. 'this seine " Sir George," a meadion suilitta subaltern, has cluitittyl the honourable profession aerate, Ate that of a Jacket at T)e Tiwses; and id eke latter capacity he aiamaces much elseutiuu (SU press all his oppaoents) iaanite'.y more thou be hu ever sifectcll with the sword, notynthstaoding Ai.. statement of CM prasoug lairs of honour in which he had been engaged !! Previously to the appearance of above alluded go, I should tell yea, SO, that this "Sir George," happenitig to be in a public company Atli myself, provoked, and re armed a merited chastisement. Has tug aimed u maw dly blow, in an unguattled moment, it was retorted, and the Wh iter was laid prOftate before me. lit this situation, with a Esau! reantexcitce, and a degree of tremor, nut preuliar to the prof, saion of arms, he declared himself incompetent to that made of warfare; lint minuted that lie " would light us a feature day, as a Geo/envie," adding, " you trill see whet psis Mall getter Mir in vita PAPER." Sore e lough a day arrived, sod with it as artreardiaarp ageetat of this combat appeared (iii the paper to *lnch the item is attached), but sitig`till sitter an hiiirderaa.! discussion, by his owe invitation, had taitoa place, and all 141VITP 41 dispute bad been left to the safe or bitration of a pliahle instrumeut of crevection, fryquer.lly re sorted to for the chastisement of bravados and cowards. Although smarting nodes. the lush, and du:tided by this ig tionsiaione hutment, the martial plaices. of the hers could 'out be roused. Thy gentleman mask tato the assassin of eta *sermon* like the mule, he coutrueoted his work in dal karst:, ant drier to affix his name to his prutiortinii, by a amehee mind. Malice alma ocrwpieil bus unmanly breast, mid, feint - tit of being unkennelled from his bit king hole, he c , innieuceil hostility, by the hair :oh of ty display. Thus has a Veins subject, it would *min, given fac.lity both to the pen and theme:4! ,this, Sir, is my libation with tar Jocks& of" The Times," will leave It to the public to appreciate the worth of a "banal, prostituted to such unworthy purposes ! The peer display of my name, that Paper, of 'tlitiraday, us the Abject nf ea info:matron fur blasphemous 'scaring in the thaltisc Odic*, Bow-sheet, is Resh in the recollection of the public. I have nu brotatiou in declariug, that J tirs?exhibit swim an information, and that I would readily, sin 4 like sects. Woe repeat it. Ou this charge th e party was convicted , the penalty left at tbe Office for the pour of the parish. It hold, Sir, that a respect fur the administration of jos. Ides. 11104 the laws ander which we live, is hot spensably ssecresary to the welfare and order of somety, and that a vio lation of VP1460 , 4 delivery, 11l place. appropriated to those sa cred purposes, is not to by endured with impunity. That Ibis bad two most shamefully violated by the prison so eon- ' witted of blasphemously swearing, ie Inuit true, and that he littered very many most indecent sarcasms, on the adiniais- Illutina cdjustice, accompanied with numerous blasphemous laths, even in the pre/eery of a Magistrate, whim:• or: a - tity had gentlemanly demeautios (a very active cud .leserring Magistrate) entitled bun to very different nominee from the =at of nalbams. 'this gentleama very ferquently, but Molly, remonstrated ; and, not being the Magistrate for the menting,deferred acting till the oelciatitig Magistrate tag* so ltd) should -r-rive. loorance could rot pleaded; fitr be was rapt, say iuformrd that )lr Simi* Mama Maghtnite; yet las continued his outrageous conduct, lb the 'vest annoyance steel aishorecucc of all l the Otlice ; ta some of whom be offered the must marked sad perilous! iasalta. la this stage, and ant till lien, 1 twice cautioned Ms perms against continsing to reps-at his blasphemous oaths, assoriug him, if he did not desist, that I should adopt Mime slope Which so eatrariedinary act of the Ilia arr. trapper at lieliftwww, boa canssd to he displayed with the jiaer tropes of this typecrepkicart art. l am, Sir, your Moil obedient, Mary-la-bonne k, J. LIBBONS. • Pew Komi, ip.,9 * Thir has been fi equently recognised as the s'ele (for the Willem literary effort of the °just, is the ssisinintal ungram matical entry of an account of debtor anal 'es editor) 14, is Mr. D. occasionally employed by the Proprietors tor "The noes.' If it be, let me call to that Getattessaa's recollection my cos duct towards himaelf, yl. a forams mienaion. I made up Ms farrago sits* &ladies .pinat him, to obienre the disgrace of anal** ladividnal , I goads nn mesa attack r 414 gfwe op Ilse Wathor of certain papers, now in tor possessiota, relative ha Noble I ord, to whom 1 had alluded t.n a public occasion; tieither did I compi utilise nor %Lime from the rwrintlar ratracquencra which muse out of that transaction. Notwithstanding kir fears on'that head, at the moment of peril, I abused rout the confidante reposed in nee. taw this, I claim from Mr. 4). tin forbearance us tediums). (ideation* hat ur itue'l as that art the .rareitgo in question, he, I think, ought to have lama the late Wan to become am nth anima is the lase sat a award, t meanly assail ale. _ . ' FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FAO THE PORTUGUESE PAPERS. LilsON, NOV. 45. The tut aecoants received from Tarragona cons firm the reports of the gallant resistance of Gerona, notwithstandiug the repeated attacks of the enemy, who are unceasing in their endeavours to reduce the place. ljuder these cirmunotances, a brief but accurate sketch of the advaotageous situation and fortifications of this celebrated town, will not be uninteresting to our reader,. Gerona is built on the top of a little hill, on the hank of a small river called the Onber, and near the confluence of that stream with the Ter; the two ri vers serving as fosses to the town. The form of Gerona is triangular, but the town is not large. A magnificent street, however, crosses it throughout the whole of its breadth.. It is extremely well for tified. and has adjoining l i p it a castle, celled Mon juich, on which t 1 great number of cannon were mounted, beliyee it was abandoned doting the pre sent siege. The town is also defended by several outposts, among which are Calvario, Condestabel,. nod the Capueliines. The Cathedral, dedicated to the Holy ‘'irgin. is richly ornamented. It contains the body of the venerable St. Narcissus, who is in voked as the patron of the place. Gerona is an episcopal city of Spain, in the de partment of Tarrsguns,.in Catalonia. The inhabit. ants are robust, industrious, and warlike. In the ' present times, they have given many proofs of their valour, and the place, in consequence of its fortiti catione, cud advantageous position, has had the opportunity of ,distitignishing itself by withstand r Mg the attacks of the modern Vandals. CORDOVA. NOV. 10. The day before yesterday u very-fine squadron of Portagatese cavalry entered this town, and to-day arrived a battalion of the sherp-shooters of Cadiz, on their way to the army. Six pieces of artillery. .a howitzer, and a corresponding number ofammunt hoe waggons, have also passed this way. All the accounts which arrive prove the great activity of our armies, end that the sacred fire of patriotism is ex tending itself. PIPARNCIA. NOc, 7. The army of EA Manchu continues to advance, and to execute its plan of operations. notwithstand. Mg the obstacles which the enemy endeavours to present. Yesterday our cavalry attacked 0,000 of the enemy's troops, and compelled them to make a .disorderly retreat of three leagues, with the loss of 400 killed and wounded. To-day our army resumed its march. and three regiments of cavalry, which the enemy had at Tembleque, have therefore re. tired to Yepel. 'Fa-morrow our baud-quarters will be removed to Madrilejos. stADlttl.F.lo% NOV. 8. Hitherto every thing has succeeded at cording to our plan. On the 6th oar cavalry had ail action with the enemy, winch lasted the whole of the tiny ; Lot 11.-.) , were compelled to abandon the field et battle, after sustaining considerable lass. .1t is said there has been near Toledo another action, which was 'very sanguinary. The armies of Es tretnadura and Castile ere approaching to our.. • 1VAPAL•100411,131., , -- "willoarsipmreis, bac. 13. Went out of hatbmia;the geoallt, goo-bitig.—! Wind W. Stonily. t'us rLtttastM~r; "11 lq. The ship that flamaihned rn t15e11611166 sdpitoseil to be OW sasitorallatemia funl of Wm Majesty+, ship Bellerophon ; her. wise it not yet' alcertailsed ; • her crew I. misprint:alto Ilmooroootistod rof from tear to. twelve persons. „ „ A ship has arrived front. Flashiag, which libice she left last Saturday ; they were ebetrembarking the militay stores. WHITEUATZN, DEC. 12. The Whitekairew Lam Cribbin, •frorn Madeira; is arrived at Antigua. Sunday re'nuight. the lilkabeth. Davis, Mond far this port, with timber from Chepstow, wus stranded a little to the northward of Workington. The packet for the Isle of Mann, after lacing out 24 hours, was obliged to put buck, not being able to make her passage. She returned on Thursday, after encountering a very heavy gale of wind. The Caledonia, Madge, of this port, is arrived at Liverpool, from the Brazils. 'The Agnes. 'Thompson, belonging to Marypart, from Liverpool to Bahia, put • i li-re on Friday last. The Lanzton, Connell, of Muryport, arrived here on Thursday last, in twenty days, from Merama chic, North America. This is the second voyage she has made to that place this season. DE.U., DEC. 13. Remains in the Downs, the West ludiumen that are outward-bound. The following ships have lost anchors and cables, the Europe, Reward. General Heslop, and Eagle. —Wind S.S.W. THE PERSIAN AMBASSADOR. Wednesday all the Ain's Ministers, in full dress, paid their respects to the Persia', Ambassador. By the circumstance of His Majesty's not coming to town yesterday, his Excellency cahoot stir out of doors; as, by the etiquette of his high and lofty Court, lie must not stew himself abroad, uutil he has delivered hie credentials to His Majesty at His Coart. The ceremony is to take place on Wed nesday next, the sloth instant, when his Excellency will make his formal entry to the Queen's Palace, with Eastern splendour. It is fortunate for the character of England, and it-seems to have been arranged for the purpose, that the Martinis Wellesley is the Minister in whose department it falls to do the hoaonrs of the British Empire to this Most Illustrious Person. And u we have lost all European Allies, it is with great prudence and wisdom that we are to reverence this fliead from Asia. The Persian Ambassador is a person of most,no ble and dignified deportment. He is 'handsome and elegant. He has a family, which is not consi dered large, of only sixty-three children; but it is considered as a mark of peculiar good foctune, even in Persia, that he had six children born to him on one and the same day. A house is taken fur his Excellency in Mau field-street. THE FOUR-IN-HAND CLUB. liAltBA DOES. The report in some of the papers, of the meeting csastsse BIT. OCT. 7• of the above celebrated charioteers, last week. in His Majesty's ship Cygnet, Captaid Dix, arrived 11 ... mid-street, was unfounded. The first Spring here yesterday afternoon, four data from Cayenne; Artesia . is not as yet determined upon; they will and, since our las% the ships Prier, of Asturias, probably not assemble together until the month of Sovereign, and Pitt, from Dublin. Wye also or- March ne . xt. The following is a correct list of the rived. Brigadier.Lieneral Barrow came passenger in the Put. present members, including the new ones, and the Satled this morning, with the P a ll as t r a n sp or t, llamas of i the places wherries they are now rush under couvoy, die Saraggerer brig of war, for 'l'll- ' ci f'. C v lstks Buxton, (l ea d er ) 14idad ; and the ship Winstead, foriononeo. I. ;l a. Lord Hawke Boroughbridge Yorkshire. Ocll rOPS 11. 3. Si r J o h n Rogers, Bart. The ship Lord Nthort, Captain Rouhillard, 4. Sir Charles Bamplylde Somerselshire. from Portsmouth, to 37 days, arrived here this 5 : Sir Henry Pe ) ton Leicestershire. . Polhill intoning, wi th a detachment of recruits , and a 6 M, 7. HUG. Martin Hawke Y orksh i re. number of officers tot difFereut regiments in this a . carton Agar Barracks, Knightsbridge. command. g. Mr. Ostssldeston l' his day. the 29th anniversary of the dreadful to. Mr Harrison Sussex. ..urricane that desolated and laid w as te thi s an d 11. Mr. Active Sussex. all the other West India Islands, has been rib- l i : Mr. i utdkraey Webster.. . clitruntstreet, Bond-street. served with great decency and decorum, as a so- 14. Sir Bellingham Graham London. l-mu fast and nutnitiatiou, in commemoration of is. Lord Clinton Weymout►. the same. Divine service was performed in all lb. Sir Henry Smiteo Lefties, the pariah churches, and a gene ra l sus p ens i on o f Vs: Mr. Peal Mr. Peyton . Leicestershire. sietb.en Wegusith. business preserved throughout th e island. ie. Earl of Portaliinlos OCTOBER 41. . !O. Mr. Spicer .Chelsea. Arrived tke Grouper brig of war from Antigua ; se Sir John Joimetom Weymouth and Giant frigate from a cruise. ..., ._ __—_____....— BRIDGE-TOWN, OCT. 21. A moat extraordinary fraud has been committed The new Sessions of the Legislation., which corn- by some arch impostor, who has personated Etrl menced an Tuettitty last, was opened by his honour PERCY, and obtained MOM. from some money the Pruideut, with a speech to the Council and lenders, by granting them 'modifies. The alto' , Assembly. neys employed went down, in company with the The President, in addressing Mr. Speaker and broker, who raised the money from different ref the Council, observes—.. Our differences with the sons, and met the pretended Lord at the Black United States of America, which there had been Bull in Hexhain, when he executed the annuity reason to suppose were entirely settled, are now re- bonds, and received the money. The loan, it newed, and they again threaten to withhold all cam- seems, was proposed to be only 15,0001.; but so munication front us. A fterthe experience winch they eager were the monied meta to aceoinsnoriate the bad of the effects of their late Noutilatercourse heir to the house of Noarkwaseacatto, that they Bill, I did not imagine they would have been in a forced upon him 18,0001. nod so numerous were hurry to adopt a measure, which, they most be ben- the tribe of Mulls, that the impostor had to sign his Bible, was more injurious to themselves than to us. name to different deeds 53 times. An examine- The greet mammon paid by the Planters to the tioo was to hive taken place last night, bekire a . ... ...or- i rei.ing o the different kinds of ground provisions, Magistrate, on the subject, but the matter was post _ __. .carte mouths.—And t 2 : produced, during the late American Embargo. a poned ; and in the mean time the most active in -1 grtliiter plenty dials ever before was known. Our guides are set on foot. It was discovered. by an '-es ended, when sentence of I poor white iiihubitatits and slaves. far from endur- USAUIIIIICII being offered at one of the offices on the "-wing Prisoners, viz : lin want, were supplied in the greatest uthindurice; life of Earl Peace, which brought it to his Lord "ltterstois, sea., for a i and. no doubt, the saute attention, with the Hesse ships knowledge. r. Hoffhold, , in t : a GA, will again produ ce th e same plenty. L ist week, a goose, sent from Houghton to an oo!, 1 Except l a little temporary inconvenience, which apprentice to a bookseller at North Shields, was ' 4 l sonic of the inhabitants may feel from a scarcity of stolen from the carrier on his arrival at Newcastle, some kinds of lumber. we may look with inditfer- and offered for sale to a IlefllGU named LawsnN ; eme upon the want of all outercoarse with the but, on his omuni .. i.. r, it, a letter fell from under the Linter! States. wing, when the thief took to his heels. Ile was Major-General Meows sailed from hence yester- soon after met in the street by Mr. L... who, arm day, on board the army ship Emma, for Surinam, ing him of the theft, was instantly knocked down. where he is to have the military command ; and, Mr. L., however, sent the letter to the boy, with it is probable, will also succeed to the civil go- directions where to send for the goose, and the post verinnetit of that colony,. it thing reported Go- man was deputed for that purpose, but strange to vernor ileutinck waits Ins arrival, to avail hits- relate, on the postman arriving with the feathered __..._-_ ___ _ self of lbc, opportuuity of returning to England.— prise at Chirton, ha was accosted by a boy, who 1 A few days ago, es a female servant at the Nor- The Major-General embarked, on Thursday, on delivered i i iim a letter, signed with a bookseller's folk Arais Inn, Arundel, was *tang to light • lire, hoard the Bumf, but, from very light and con- name, intimating that he wanted the goose to make she providentrally discovered n hall-cartridges in trary winds, the vend could not sail until yes- ready at a place where he intended to dine. The the idaers grate, th their mopose darch. to have bee n l e ft th ere by some terlior, Whr.l he was saluted by the fort upon her man h av i ng no susp i cion of the deception, delivered eo tin weigleitg." it to him, but it proved a complete hoax. 1 SZI777FIELD CLUB I .4TTLII SHAW. . Yesterday looming, Mr. John Tomlin, of Kaightathurp„ Leicestershire; Mr. Francis Whitfield, of Awfurd, in teat; end Mr. Edward it ogor, three ensioeut grhirrs , appointed by the Club, asiludges, for anading the Pre mums, asse.weel e d et Mr. Sadler's Ye. J, in Coswell.street, and eomoemieed *ee r y minute inaminatiou of the several fine smash, M Caadidates fur the Premiums, sud the certilicates oftheir breeds, age', work, feeding, ire. which cringed them till dash : after which it was Commenced, by hills Muck up is the rod, that they lad awarded to Mr. John Edwards, two prizes, :inioanting to Se guineas, fin a Hertford ox, and a pen of one year old iris Leicester nether. ; to Mr John Terre t, two pr ores, aniumiting to vaginae's, furs Fang horned ux, and a Hereford ox ; to Mr. Jake Rood., two Brews , anseriorieg le so 'Maras, fur Aeo Berkshire pigs, of Wood eii week. old, respectively ; tsf Mr. William Webber, an guises. for a Demo ox ; to-Mr. i• than Beckley, to guineas fur • Devon ox ; to Mr. Edward )oddingtun, to pieces, for *Scotch ox ; to Mr. John West ear, to guineas, fur • pre of two-years old new Leicester ne ther. ; is Mr Henry King, inn. to guinea., for a pen of one 7esar old Sweth-Dawn nether.; atul to Mr Wm. fLirrivon, Jo guineas, far a pro of two-year old So•th Down vet heri.— Tire* of the prises, via (Ur short horned oxen and eras, sad for frit cows, were sot claimed this year, altimeter the .hew is a very great one, of which a e hops to give • for Ibex account le-ousevow. years. The officers and aoespitaies.aielic EN;le,•-kajes tic, Princess of orauge, Jilting°auks., lospector, Swill eat ter, aad Agnes lugger, who wean On board as the septa's, of the Dpotatsbottue, H. L. De Haase, master, in coaxer: with the Africsine and Beaver,) int the 11th Nov. 111 , 4, wilt be paid their respective Isruptutions, at No 9, New Drottil• strat i , as Wednesday the Lith inst., ',clover the hour, sit •' eleven and three. Recalls at the HAIM place every Wtslaeaday and Thursday fur three Scars. The baleen and errs. of the Utrecht and Edgar. ao baud at the capture of the Vleet Geretsel, Ulfers, rat be pale • their resp...ctiv; proportious, et ho. 9, Nee'Heoad-street, as the 1311, ikteuther, between, leer. sad every Wedread..) mud Thursday, for tbs., sionibis - • MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL,‘ To-NORILLM. sr 11. John Cuisart, East-street, Red-lien-square, npholder 2 to John Knight, Lower Claptoo, Middlesex, corn churid ' kr - - - - - J 111 Jolietlian Nicholson, High-street, St. Giles's, book seller • - - - -* • 1 William Meadows and Richard Johnson, IP 11-street, Paddingtoo, coal-merchants - - 3 111 Francis Collis, late of Uoion-place, Blackman. street, Southwark, Sun ey, tailor . - - 3 is John Neuter. late of Buiitlershervy, Londou, but now of Loulon-roail,•lnerey, merchant - - 3 t Walter Drury, Staitifurd-s treet, Bkrkfriare. road, sta tioner - - - 3 It Thomas Burt, Catherine-80mM, Cetnaterrial-road, straw-pier-factor - - - - 3 1 4 Thomas Goldsmith, Shorediteb, drake In wines - 3to Charles Robert Chadwick, Grosvenor mewv, Bond street, woo-plate-worker . - • 3 lu John Fenton and George Moore, Rotherkithe-streer, Surrey, smiths - - - a t Thomas Joseph Collis, Oxford-street, catch-maker - 3 IN Anse Lanchealer, St. James's, street, milliner • 3 LJ John Kerry, Little Newport-street, Loag-acre, haber dasher - - - 3 11 George Taylor,ltarated, Kent, paper-maker - a in John Perdue, Et oniuglon, Surrey, coach-maker - a it Henry Chaband, Plumiree-street, Bloesusbory, jew• eller - - - - 3 IL Francis Rybot, Lae of Chealmide. London, silk-mcrerr 1 I I Elizabeth Were, Clorripsitle, Loudon. milliner - i I s Joseph Newman, Dish Jp+gate without, linen-draper , I: Edward Abell, late of OW Food, Moldiesex, ito:l4lvr - ti I t Israel Alertaneler, late of Doke-street, Aldgate, bi iiki r 2 i 1 William Randall, late of stocktaidge, Hampshire, wine-merelsont - - 2 10 John Richardson, Sliestnaimitei-bridge-rood. livery - stable-keeper - - 0 to !lobe William inathey, Bath, paper-banger . a is Edward boffin, now or late of Bud:Witham, linen draper - - - 4 19 Godfrey Davis, Brood-street, Bloomsbury, dealer and chyme," - It W Salm lam. late of die East India-chambers, Leo-. denhathstreet, merchant - . - 11 II Christopher Peel, King-street, Cheapside, warehouse mm - - - - 11 I Peter Cori's, Chancery-chambers, Chancery-lane, mo• neyiSC,l ' g l 1;217111. - 1 Clark, late of Charlotteistieet, Rathboue plaee, tailor - - - I lit P-ier Gros e, Cardiff, Glamorganshirc, straw-hat manufectorer - - - 2 re John Clark, Stratford, Bow, and of Hackney, Middle. sex, Mocker - - a It John Ivey, late of Creditor', Devonshire,linen- draper t iii Samuel Patin, Laleleam, Middlesex, taker - - i tit George Wootton, Northchurch, Hampshire, straw kat-dealer - a I Thomas Ashes, late of Old North-street, Red Lion. square, mershaut - - . - - ii o DIVIDENDS. Thomas Mall hy and George 3laltby, Size-lane, Lon . de,, inerehoutsl - - lO, Jam s Rambo*. lied Lim-street, Clerkeuwell, hatil warensan - - - - - II Robert Tallfll6ll and John Barron, late of Walbrook, '' London, Manchester warehousemen - - 11 Henry Newman, Skinner-street, London, (Arnim - 111s$ James Clarke, Salisbury, Wiltshire, haberdasher - i I Gooroa Ads/lobos li indlestorffer, Whitechapci, liator daaher . - - 10 John Moody, Swinefteet, near Halides, Yorkshire, potatoe-merebant . - James Clarke, Salisbnry, Wiltshire, haberdasher - 1 t Jobe Burdett, Newrate-street, warehouseman - i t John Spencer Taylor, Gracechurch-street, straw- hat massfactlawer - - - - I 1 George Parker, Chtuiesistreet, Oxford-road, British wiueintalter - - l4 William Garnhaim Bromley and Robert Smith, Rah operate-street, ametioweers - . I.) JIM'S Jones, now or late of Bishop's-Stortford, Hert fordshire, carpenter - to Nicholas Windirrer, late of Epsom, Surrey, corn dealer - - - lO William Gorr, Ahlgate, Leaden, 111aaelimIer.ware houseman - - t Dirk Jean Vander Hoeren, Bary.toort, St. Mary-Axe, merchaut - - ... - 10 CERTIFICATF:S., Robert Stevens, of Percival-street, Croswell-street, Mirldle• sex, silk-skein-dyer. Thomas Hill, of Drightheluntrice. Sasser, baker. John Seagoe, of Dake-street, St. James, Middlesex, tailor. Thomas Young, late of Downeed, Maagotsfield, Gloucevter, now of Madsen, Monmouth, dealer. John Allaopp,aow and late of Winchester, Heels, silk-weacer John Goodwin, of Manchester, merchant. William Alper, of Woolwich, Keut, tailor. George Beetle, jun. of Litoemtreet, Lowden, fishmonger. Richard Hodson Willson, late of Wakefield, York, factor. William Meier, of Holborn, Middlesex, litien•iii epee. John Sisson, of Lombard Wert, tondon, banker. Thomas Dickie, of Cornhili, London, bookseller. John Morley, of riewardstoue, Essex, miller. • Thomas Hodgson Mason, now or late of Leeds, Richard Samuel, of High-atrect, St. Gikeili 11111=1 MA ' &meg ' lines-sl:aprg, Thomas Dow, of Liverpool, merchant. . . ,--..----o--.---...i Yesterday se'nnight, lit; acuu.t.. landlord of a public-house tat Houghton, hun4 himself lir. means 4/1 as hosadkerchielf, in his gerdrn ; he wee cut down time enough. however, to preserve he. hue. iii PRICE Of STOCKS YESTERDAY. s per Ceht. Redeced 4 pa Cent LoegArsolties is q- 10th, oniaimin India Roods Isiebogmer 8i 115.... English Lottery Tiekels .. ......... mil. ISat a, Cowls for 741 T. MR, Stock-Broker. 1 _ - ... Covalull, and q, Chalin; 1111.1IRILIAGE. • On Satnrday, at Eling, Dante, the Rev. %% dhow Beti cowen, to Miss Leicester. ' __— HIGH WATER. AT ).ON DON NIODOF.,THIS DAY. untie to mm. after A. I ANeTtionit, 37 oils. after 'A. LONDON t —. Prided b 4.431,111.Nn1,t1eme1ft%1°.• rraW polAssibed a 1 site Oriet,tlo..l3, Kati of St. Cleft/el'. - Clivrek, *nook flos J. WjltTlie.4( plaro..—Ontero, 4t for tlrio Pape, sr ot to 'Le 0P...4, I god), will bo Jwly ai Tr 44141 le. E • sisrilistAr 6 Xiirliktizz 2114tvzr. w • The peters and enn3pany wf tie 11 3 1defi Cwriorgaigi('ond3 Catitotannand er who were oliiitlird thw raptur O e the 4 P . rapoleen Klerk , matter, ob Art gal W Jsly; load, Tto eum- allay with the Clydc), wit! be *al their rf spanahre amp ar . teens thereof, at Nu. 4; New Beiueorstrat, on Wea•eaday, Ike talk inst. bitter...a the Myers t 4 elcrei and liree. ke-.4 calla at ramie place every ‘S`edekieittrautl i llursday fur three years. • OLD BAILEY. Monday twenty-eight Prisoners were tried, fifteen of whom were convicted of pot-stealing, cud other traling offences'. Jawes Peppiest was convicted of obstructing Of ficers of Excise iii the execution of their duty, and sentenced to he imprisoned in the llonse of Cor rection. Clerkenwell, for three mouths.—Aud 12 were argon/ed. Same clay the Sessions ended, when sentence of Deeth was pa4sed on the following Prisoners, viz : W. Wallis, rue sleights's, robbery; J. Thurston, sew, for a burglary ; Jsre Ryley, for privately strafing; C. Mott for stealing in a &refill-boner; J Ellis and Ann lleiton, fir a like °Renee ; A. berenso, fir a bigimay robbery; and Maabth Ware, fog returning from transporlstiint. James Martin was ordered to he transported for the term of hie natural life; and a 7 for seven years. Nary Kersoood and Denis lietrke, to be im prisoned in the House of Correction, Clerkenwell, fur two years; three in the same gaol, for one year each ; and IS for six months each ; 14 in Newgare, for various periods; five to he privately, and four publicly whipped; and 14 discharged by prods. 'nation. 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