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i '-4 L Pf SUSSEX .ASSIZES. Lawn, acres? 11. On Saturday evening the .judges arrived in this town ; they were immediately attended to the Town Hall, where they read their Corumi,sion. Yester day they went to church, and early this moming proceeded to birsiness. On the Civil Side the causes tried to-dav w.rre very uninteresting. To-morrow there are twit causes, which excite, in some degree, the public attention: the one is an Information by the Earl of Darnley, against his relation, Mr. Bligh, for assault . ing and challenging him ; and the other is an anion by a Captain in the 4thaegiment,in barracks here, for false imprisonment, against a member of the town. This is considered as a question between the mili tary and the townspeople. CRIMINAL SIDE. Brion Mr. HE 4 T Jams sen. and Jame; Booi,w, jun wet e inclieted for firing at and dangerously wuundiag John Heskins. Mr. Guessv, as Counsel for the Prosecution, stated the cireurnstances of this case. The Prisoners at the Bar, he said, were father and son, the elder of whom was possessed of several small houses near the Cliffe, at Brighton, which were chiefly inha bited by loose women. The Prosecutor, Hoskins, was a Serjeant in the tine is pants Militia, who, on the night of the 3,1 of June. understanding that some of his men were out of quarters, and spending their time amour the women at these houses, went thither in search oft: ein. He found some, whom he sect home to their quarters ; and while he was searching for others, just as he came our of one of these houses, the elder Boning fired a pistol et him, which so se verely wounded him that he till senseless. Within a minute afterwards another was fired at one of the soldiers who accompanied hi: , and he believed the evidence would gu to fix the second shot to have been fired by the younger Prisoner. The ea, ha said, was dune most wantonly, for not a single word of anger had passed between them. Serjeant Heskins was ealleJ, and he stated the faits wetly Ai Mr. Guaseir had opened them. He added, that when he received the shot, he fell senseless, and did not recover the use of his reason until the next te/. Several slugs were extreeted from his groin and thigh. Thomas Lewis, one ef the privates who was in company with the Serjeant, deposed, that Hotting, the father, was the person who fired the first shut. He was certain as to his identity, for he saw his face by the fi ish of the pistol. Longford, another private in the regiment, said, he was in company with the other two. At the time the first pi.e:ol was fired, he was standing he• hirei a wheelbarrow. The next shot came near him, and he immediately ran to the battery house, and got assistance for the Serjeant, who was lying wounded on the ground. On cross-exam - illation, the Witness admitted, that he said Before the Justice, he believed that Boning thought they were come to rob his garden ; and le: Added, that he now believed the man fired at them Antader that impression. ' Jastice HE • T 11 immediately told the Jury, if the Prisoner a.led ender that impressien, although be melee very blaineahly in firing so hastily, yet they ought to acquit them of this indielment. The Jury accordingly aceirdted the Prisoners. Times D M .'.-es mita indieted for the wilful murder of John Jnrdan, on the teth of May last, at Lewes. Ey the evidence, it appeared that the deceased and the Prisoner were two waggon drivers in the Wag- gnn Corps. They quarrelled on the 29th of May, and the deceased challenged the Prisoner to fight. They fought a few rolled', when the deceased re ceived a blow under the ear, of which he died in about halt an hour. The Jury found the Prisoner of Manslerghter, and in consideration of hav ing been in prison three months already, he was fined a shilling and discharged. INHUMAN OUTRAGE. Elisairth Dale, agirl of only re, sees indi&ed for an assault upon H e,iah Carter, an infant of the age of five years, by holding her over the fire, and scorching and burning her loins, posteriors, thighs, Ake. The only 'Witness to the feet vas another child, about 10 years old, the sister to the intent. By her testimony it appeared that they were the chil dren of a poor man at Ashurst, in this county. The Prisoner lived at home with their mother-in law, when she was out of piece. The youngest child had committed a small fault, when the mother in law (who is since dead) put a furze-bush on the fi-e, and the Prisoner took up the clothes of the thild, and held its bare posteriors in the Lime, by which she was most severely burned and scorched. Another witness was called, who proved that the child was near a month before it recovered of its wounds. The Jury found the Prisoner :why. and she was tentenced to three ',tare towpr,re,meut. IV.lliern tiroontMge and IF4l ham Booth were con •i red of sheep-stealing. Geary .W4ite, a lad of 19, was indiaed for break ing into the dwelling-house of Richard King, a far mer, at Lowley, near Horsham, and stealing about Soh in notes and money. By the evidence of the Prosecutor, it appeared that he was repairing his house in June latt, and the Piisonet worked with the bricklayer, by which he pot a knowledge of the bedroom of the Prosecutor. (In the 16th of June last, when the family were out, the house was robbed. The next day the Prisoner tendered a 101. note to a shopkeeper, of the name of Pollard, as a 11. one; thi; begat suspicion, and on further inquiry, it turned nut to be one of the notes lost by the Prosecutor. Verdia—Goiky. Mr. Just;ce I-Isar:: finished the calendar at four o'clock, and passed sentence on the I'li:rulers. He lammed the sheep-stealers they roust expe& no mercy ; in the ether cases, he said he should inquire into the clia-o ters of the I': isoners. A Gentleman, whose veracity may be relied on, •::o Las lately returned from the Midland Counties, says, the growing crops have received very little injury there, from the late heavy rain. I he Combined Fleet, during their flight from the ed every vessel they met with rse, and detained it a day, or order to prevent the informa •g given to Lord Iskt.sust. and some ether vessels. they West Indies, compelled e to !tad on their course, tometlEnitileits•cr, in ordi •.,4 • sr, bring • and 'ger N.IVAL INTEI.I.IIIENCR. roirrsmouitt, aucust 12. Arrived the 2:bra and Rviolmie bombs, with large fleet of outward-butind vessels under convoy from the Downs. Passed by the Vecu,illf bomb with a fleet of ves sels under convoy tor Plymouth. Wind, N.E. EDINBURGH, Aug. 10. PRINCE. OF WALES . % BIRTII-DAT. The following General Orders are issued to the troops of this city and neighbourhood, relative to the manner of celebrating the birth-day of His Royal Hi ghness the Privile of \Vales : " The Roy, atArtillery, ith Dragoon Guards, 21th regiment of Foot, the Brigade of MOrtia quartered in the Goy, the Brigade of Militia .4:itioned at Murs. , elburgh and Darkeith, with curb Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers as shall express to Brigadier General Graham their readiness to attend on the occa , ion, are to parade on Portobello Sands, at nine o'clock in the morning of the Itth of .August, in compliment to the birth day of His Royal meu*, the Ponce of Wales. The troops will burnt in one line, the Edinburgh Brigade taking the right of the Infantry, the Music:burgh the tat, and the Vo looteers the centre. The 7th Dragoon Guards will ha placed on the right of the Li 11.., and the Yeomanry Gavalay on the left The Light Artillery, both Yeomanry and Volumeers, will be stationed try Colon-I Smith, according to instroctions which he has received. The General will be upon the ground precise;y at ten. The length of the litre prevents any salute from the battalions; ilimet ire, as soon as the statute front can non in over, lie will repair to the right, and pass along the:ate When he shall have again taken his station in fruit, seven heavy guns will be fired from the pier, upon which, three toned, are to be fired by each battalion, by file, fnii.g from right r 4 companies. Seven grins will then again be fired from the pier, to be followed in the same manlier by mitieptetry, and so again for the third time; when the last fire shall have ceased, each reeiment to give three heraas in honour of the day. The line will then march, past the General in open column of com panies (min the right. 'The officers commanding Coro are requested to honour the Earl of Moira with their colnparay to darner at Duddingston on that day." CALEDONIAN GARDENERS LOTX;F. On Thursday last the Caledonian Gars:utters Lodge held their Anniversary Meeting, at the King': Arms Tavern here. The Members convened in the fore noon, and the Committee, who had on a previous occasion inspeCted a shrew of broccoli, at this meeting inspeded the melons and carnations. All that were produced for competition were very excellent, and evinced the great perfeaion to which they had brought the cultivation of these plants. The Judges found themselves at some loss to decide where the superiority lay, but at last determined to fix the pre miums as follow: Mr. Alex Hay, Gardener to John Watichope, Esq. of g - rwuntesn—hrst brocoli. AI:CUir 10. Sailed this day His Alajestv's ship Relinswenr, fit guns, with the outward-bound East India fleet under convoy, and proceeded to the Westward with a fine breeze at North. Als9 sailed, the Alseklaul packet, Skuyler, with Mails of the suds ult. and 6th inst. for Lisbon. The llawi!tos, packet, for Jamaica, and the Prinee Ernest ditto, for America, sail to•morrow with Mails. Arrived this day, the Pfanish ship Adrinna, Capt. Farmer, from St. Croix, bound to Copenhagen, seven weeks passage. The Trimmer schooner and Mary Ann cutter, cartels, sailed yesterday with Spanish prisoners for Corunna. HAIM (CV, ALTOUSI 12. Two packets arrived this morning from Hilmar/1, with the mails and several passengers; atm the Ladg Diverts, Captain Fly n, with the Mails from Gotten bur gh . The Diana, Capt. Macdonough, sailed yesterday with the Mails of the 9th, for linsum ; Mr. Charles Kemble was among the passengers. Sailed also on a cruise the Escort gun-brig, Lieut. Garland. DEAL, AVG. I'2. Sailed the Trait!, maa of war on a ct uise off Bou logne. Arrived the Videarpi and bombs from Dungeness. and rrmaiti iu the 11 as with the rest of His Majesty's ships as per ' • • A heavy tiring has bevn ~„ o' the Frem.li Coast during the whole of last night and part of this morning. which is supposed to proceed from an en gagement with a part of the enemy's flotilla off: Bou logne. I was this morning informed h an Office', that the military never have had such just and strong grounds to expea the invasion as at the present time. and these conclusions they deduct from their in strußions. which arc very positive. Mr. Wm. limit, Gardener to Wm Simpson, Esq. Parsons Greets--second Mr. I lo,ie also got the first melon. Mr. Wm. Dick, Gardener to Wm. Nfaxwell, Esq. cf Car melon. Mt. Julia Shank.lie, Nurseryman, Leith Wa cama• tiun. Messrs Dicicion and Shade, Nur.ery and Seetimnen, Edin iturgh.—serond carnation. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GM !TRUING, AOG. 12.—Passed by the Alliance, Winton, from •uernary ; Rulla, Springall, Loot Gotteiiburg ; Char- Scaburgh, from Palau; as. 4 It" Good I lope, Bather, from Lear. Sailed the Maria, Gifley, fur Petetshorgli ; Stuckin, for Memel ; James, Stock, for Loningsburg ; and th_Aun, Datidom, for Stettin. weareen. At L'rerpool-T•The CASitlO, BulideriON from hfrrwar; Su *tonal!, Stephenson, from Riga; Liberty, Miller, And jhe Salt : , Cockton, from Peteribergh. itristol—Better Luck Still, —.., from Petenbl79:i. 11.eitiv.—The Fame, M Varian°, from ditto. 4,1 e elt de, Muses, Gill, front New York; Diana, Gros sael,and the Adventure, Jnhn.ton, from Newfoundland. The Caledonian Gardeners Lodge have two ob jets in view by their constitution ; the one is, by 'holding out premiums to those who excel in the cul tivatioa of plants, flowers, etc. to induce such a com petition as may be instrumental in improving the various candidates in the knowledge and praCtice of their profession, which, of course, will be beneficial to mankind at large. Ihe other objed of the Lodge embraces those reciprocal duties of friendship and kindness which mankind owe to each other. With this view a fund has been raised, to which all the members contribute, and they are thus enabled to help a brother in distress. The ball-room was elegantly fitted up for di,: ec. At )erby Asdzes, which ended an Tuesday commodation of the company at dinner. At thelast, lasi, Wa r. lrgilmou Baseman, a substantial farmer of upper end, there was a crown surrounded with roses, Mugginton, in that county, was (visaed of an assault on the person of the Rev. Eowa en Wi L and surmounted by a very beautiful Imperial thistle, Nor. Samuel Cooper, a servant of the Defend on the one side the Prince of Wales's Feathers, and ant, s.ter the conviCtiort of his master, pleaded Defend on the other the Irish Harp. Immediately under tined 101. and COOPZIII these, the President's Chair was placed in an alcove, gio'// to an indaßment for a similar offence, for fancifully ornamented with ever-greens,and a varie t y ti which Mr. BATEMAN was of other beautiful flowers. SI. It appeared in evidence that the Prosecutor, Two tables went &wi t the room, at the button. with his brother, Sir ROW?. the Defendant Bate of the Ptesident. Wit MOT, Bart. were of each sat a Croupier in an alcove, similar to teat hunting over a fallow field of S in the month of February last, when they were About four o'clock, Mr. Thos. Davidson, ga- ietby the Defendants, who accosted them with the dener, ummerfield, President, took the chair; isle. . .iost abusive and opprobrious language, and after- Thomas Shade, nursery and seedsman, Preset o f t h e ~.: aids committed an assault on the Prosecutor. The Competition Committee, in the Croupier's chair on A. -earned Judge, in passing the sentence of the .curt, observed, that there was too much reason to the left. There were nearly 100 members of 11 '‘ Lodge present. • msrehend the offence was premeditated ; and it After dinner many loyal toasts were drank, also, as not even pretended that the gentlemen were do with those peculiarly appropriate to the object of . the least possible injury, but that the Defendant, A:omen, had suffered a morose temper to interrupt meeting, and the glass, the song, the toast, and the sentiment, occupied the remainder of the evening. s'ieso in their amusements, and to carry him to very every one vying with his neighbour who should con- u. -,a.rrautabc lengths ; that eonduet su gross and tribute most to the general harmony. A band of ono per must be slisenantenanced ; an! that the music attended. thought proper to apiilogise for, and acknowledge, his offence ; that Lis humiliation came too late, and that he should have shewn an earlier contrition. Witt' AM rites IC, lately belonging to the Hens t: idge company of the lst East Somerset Volunteer Infantry, has been conviEted in the penalty of 101. for refusing to deliver up the arms, cloathing, and accoutrements in his possession, on being discharged therefrom; as also in the sum of 61. being double the value thereof, which sums have been according ly levied, with the charges attending the same. At Moorwhaite, near Wigton, a melancholy cir cumstance occurred—l A/SELLA Dixon, a respal able yourig woman, having been unfortunately se duced by a young man, in order to atone for his in discretion, he promised her marriage. The appoint ed day arrived, every preparation was made, but her betrayer never made his appearance. Agonised by the reflation of her unhappy situation, and the thoughts of bringing into the world a living instance of her dishonour, she took the fatal resolution of put ting an end to her existence. With this view she procured a quantity of mercury, which on Saturday the 47th ult. she swallowed : the deadly poison soon began to operate, and by its virulence, she was de livered of an embryo. After lingering in the most excruciating agony until Saturday last, she expired. After a long deliberation, the Coroner's Jury brought in their verdiet—Lapary. A Painting, which had been for some years at a broker's shop in this town, for sale, was lately pur chased by Mr. DUNS, of the Star Inn, who paid a guinea for it—and caused it to be bring up to curer a blank space on one of his stair-cases. In this si tuation, the piCture was seen by a Connoisseur, who purchased it of the landlord for fifteen guineas ; and, we are credibly informed, has since disposed of it for 7U01.1--This pidure, which is said to be one of the best produCtions of the pencil of RV BANS. or of his equally eminent disciple. VAN DYKA, isthe portrait of a lady of a noble English family, and her two children, in the outline of the middle of the seventeenth century—and, although it has of late year: bean through a variety of bend s , and sold by some .tt so low a price as four or five shil lings. is in a good state of prepo l mo olu .....d Paper). . - AI Dublin—The Pluto, Stephenson, from Wirsaiiet. At Leghorn—The Prende Rrn4rr, Kogs, from Poole. A letter from Plymouth says Several of the Spanish prisoners having escaped on shore, at Cat down, from the cartels from Spithead, in Catwatvr, have been taken again and sent to prison, at Mill Bay, and have now forfeited their turn for exchange till the next cartels arrive. This, it is hoped, will be a warning to other Spanish prisoners." A letter from Chelmsford, of August 1 I th, says, All the troops are constantly on the alert ; Mar tell° towers are building on different points. The in trenched position near this town is to be finished with all possible dispatch, and to be mounted with long 24ib. carronades and mortars, which are already arrived, with an immense quantity of ammunition. The armoury, which has for a length of time been building, is at length complete, and is to contain ten thousand stand of arms, &c. It is situated on an eminence near the town. and with the magazines, lodges, Stc. has a most beautiful effeet." Parnell Nichulos, of Redruth, was committed to the county prison at Rodmin, Cornwall, on Wednes day last, charged on the Coroner's vet dift with the wilful murder of her infant bastard child, which was found wrapped up in her apron, and hid under her bed. She will take her trial at the Assizes, which commence on Monday next. A most daring robbery was committed on Thurs day sennight, in the dwelling-house of Mr. MOR GAN, surgeon, of Egloskerry, near 1.2 unceston,Corn wall. A man, dressed in a dark fustian jacket and trowsers, and red waistcoat, Galled at the house and enquired whether the l)o8or was at home ? on being answered in the negative, he asked whether he mild be sent for? the mother of Mr. Morici•si replied that there was nobody in the house but herself. This WAS the information he wanted. He seized the as tonished lady in his arms, bound her hands behind her, and tying an handkerchief over her face, con veyed her into a back kitchen, and threw her on the floor, with threats of instant death, if she attempted an alarm. He then proceeded into the upper apart ments, broke open several locks, and rifled the house of money and culler valuables to the amount of 1401. with which he gut cleai off; and every exer tion to appralheisd i him has hitherto proved in skteasal. I PRO St LAST xrdrrts C AZET7 E. n 4, cioir, ; &Ave 13, 1116. 18th itetinsent of Font—wCa:itain Itniry Snook to b e ti • by puroliave, vibe Campbell, who retires. Crtatditto.ow.Captaio Ft.iitets F , ) ,, ,Browne, from thy 57.0. he Nlaiur, lay purchase, viciaStodelari, win, min e , 67th ditto—Captain Henry Guugh to be Major, by purchaie, vice Slakeney, who reties. STAFF. Assistant-Commissary Gilbert Young to b, a Deputy C fu r y (;,.rier..l of Stores, and Font, to the Forr.. vice Brno ii, whir marl on Italf.pay. , tatmoaaatiam. r os i xa Henry Fitzpatrick, of the sth Foot, is simeited4l. Surgeon John Gunning and Surgeon Thomas Docker, of the Medical Stiff, are su;ierseded, they having, on their being oiderud fur foreign service, downed leave to retro'. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edward Swift, Thema, Grant, and Richard Hurley, Ca „t. makers and uplsoletemr,,, of Piccadilly, July3l, 1805. John POW. Kolbe t and Jot. Labours, Jill ! Julio Smalley and. Aar.,u Stunt, of Wilson -nowt, fields, ill the county of Middlesex, now founder!, irtni-mnageN. and 'minis, August 12; 1105. Wiiiinlll A'ilaut and Gauge Abbot, proctors, D <reit C.,. moots, June 2G, 1803. Plitt Merrewether and Edward Michell, attorneys and .:itort, in Caine, in the county of Wilts, Auyrist 12, .:„ Beniaiuin Kenufoy and Thomas Smith. of Hacke r in the ceuerty of 1111drhesex, whiteners, but. ine , stri; ,t dyers, August 12, 11105. Samuel Lsno and Joseph Came, medicine veurle9, TrJr,, Cornwaii, July 29, 1805. B eINKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Henry Smyth Thutnas aod John Lascelles, o f mm, , Turley-street, in the coontY SuoteY, coopers and psnlKn dealers and chapmen, from August 24, to Odulier 12, at ter at Guildhall, London. John Bernard Ifouseal, late of Streatham • in the CO W) . • of Surrey, apothecary, ditsasist, and chemist, dealer and cf....). than, front August 24 to.S', at ten, at G , al:, Lamb.). l'efark Brooks, late of t•.e .4)0,.ty or IA WA, sex, corn and coal-rnerth nut s clTal.•r aml chapoian, from A.i. gust 12, to U.lnlier 12, at ten, at Goildhal!, Lu idow BANKRUPTS flughes, of Cross cru t, B.oa I court, Long a , r., the count) of Middlesex, mow y=icrise.n- r, de ~er all I r, to surrender Septemb e r 9, a t .i x , 13 , a ' irl 24, at , at . Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Sordon i St. Aiiihee's count, Holborn. Joseph Rule, of steam's-buil/k g; Chancery lane; hi fie county of Mairliesex, tioiher aim:bent, deale- and c•ii:onds, to surrender Septenaber 9, at six, In, and at at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Joint Aldnvaie, John square. Samuel lelthani, of the city of New Sarum, in v .u.wy If Wilts, tailor, salesman, dealer and coaornan, tar s,:rpoder August 21, at sig. 22.1 n ten. and Se•dedihret 24, sift' ' Black Horse lon, in New Sarum. Attorneys, Mr. H.• y• ed N w Sarum; and Messr; Wegener and Wed, NO Red Lion-street, Wapping, London. William Rennell the younger, late of Totes, in the ea. .0 of Devon, mercer, but slice of Teigurnotith, in the thodco..c.. shopkeeper, to surrender September 3,4, and 24, at Berea, the house of Thomas Kempson, the Seven Star. Inc, I . Tot 0.. Attorneys, Mr. Walter Pridwiie, Tonnes; and M.. JAN. Alexander, N.), 9, Bedford-row, Lonrloo, John Slayntaker, of Rederossetreet, London, tallow chal.d -I,r, to surrender Aughit 17, 27, and S-phontser 14, at tz,t,:n Attorneyi, Messrs. VIIICCI3 and Upsteme, Bede ford-street, Medloril square. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 3. Thomas Coulson, late of Irencliurch-street, Lon don, cheesentonger, dealer, and rhapman (Out ma in His Majesty's prison of the Fleet), at ten, at Gui:dball Sept. 6. Matthew Sayles, Joseph Hancock, and Will:ara Sayler', all of Sheffield, York, cutlers, :mons, and parten in trade, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sept 6. Joseph Hancock, of Sheffield, York, cutler awl (actor, at eleven, at the Angel loin, Sheffield. Sept, J. Joseph Aris and Will!am Tallm, of the city V Os. ford, corn dealers, dealers and etiaposen, and el liertner. nn trade, at eleven, at the King's head, Coventry. Sept. 6. Janne Whitworth, of Alford, county of Lltiroln, brandy.mcrchant, tallow-chandler, dealer and cha;no.o., at tea, at the Saracen's•head loin, city of Lincoln. Sept. 9 Wham Stoney and John Snadtt, erf Leeds, /rowdy of York, grocers, co-partners in trade, dealers and chapoten, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Sept. 6. Edward Weatoby, late of GreatGrirniby, cruet) of Lincoln,. shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Dog anu Duet La veto, io Kingsto.i.uponifull. CERTIFICATES—Aare. 3. Josiah Phipps, of Cythall-court, Throgatorton.street, LA* den, broker, dealer and charnels. Witham Wander, of Liverpool, comity of Lancaster, met chant, dealer and chapman VOCE OF STOCKS. YESTEKLM.Y. !Conk Stuck 3 per Cent. Reducer.... Sail • 3 per Cent. Cutt.ols .. . 4 per Cent. . 1 per Cent. Nay , 1 Der C,li. LOyally loud L.ng AA t0kt,.... l6 13•16 17 16 IS 16 Imperial Annuitle, Onupu.r 9ll English Lottery I,ckets COMMAS i.rr . . . T. BISH, Stock Broker, No 4. Cornhull, and 9, Charm( treat COURSE OF EXCHANGL, Twassomr, Auo Li Ainsteroion .... Al 2 e. I Venice 62 Lir.r.:• Ditto At Sight ... 37 3 I.i.bon 6O Rotterdam e r.... II 0 2 U. 1 Oporto 6l 14.iburg1i...... 3$ 3 21(/ 1 IFlohhn 13 Altona Paris .. Sri 12 La. •tittrio•. F. 1 IL Uth.. 2Us 26 0 Portugal Gold to Coin lionoleson . 26 1 Wit %Wild .... ::: 40 0 e ° 6 Z • Riltona . 534 Silver in poi. ...... 0 0 0 I.eghoin se Noir Lott ir each .. • • 0 n ' ' nlaoles Deana 451Liv.fie. I ril e n the puCei ß t . . lk *f 14.11an4 DoSlin on London (Aus. 1) Self.st o n London (Ang. 8) . ... ..742 13.1134. rin Dohlin (Det.) ....... 6I i6l day'. ___, MIRTH. On Sunday last, at WooAtor 1, Mra. Blunt, of awn. MARRIAGES. Sunday the 4th instant, at Stoke New inetoo, John Stajeto", E.. 1 of It i , s.reet, Finsbury spare, to Mutt Loialat On Thursday John Johnson Gay, El. of Soith^rP ° Ilan, 'us the county of Nuel.lk, to Mil/ Cooen, intralriog dau&hter of the late intsra Cuvert, Esq. of Chi..Lastet• DEATIIS Lately, Jinhea Pniond..m.W 41. of Churels-ttr•et., D.HiP• an eminent founder, ani one of th S herifre P..ers of that vie. Lately, atStriekirril.place, South Lambeth, in the 18th rot et her n e, Miaa Ideaon, strand daughter crf the late Luke Ide• an,,, Es. of threat Peiami ape St. J nor... • 'lfni I %% ATER TI I/ ‘.l A hi.ou .... min after 4I Er 51 min. aitr 4 LlONOOK,.—Plinted by GEWKIE: t VIUSON, No q.P. ,Wyrt way, St. ClUDept:s, sad wils6.hsd by JOSPM RYPE.it, at the 0114, ,No. 13, BACK O r St. COCIIIC is Ch , freh, Stra,vl, w hem linter. fer ibe dic. (1 01- :'‘" l J ir.3 be dull sttlinflot . ii ..,,scra,gmotagcr, gleAler, ana rnaµmart ( out 11 , ,i1 in Hit Majesty's prison of the Fleet), at ten, ar Gut:dball ;ept. 6. Matthew Sayler, Joseph Hancock, and Wildara Sai,dee, all of Sheffield, York, cutlers, :actor:, and pari.e:s iii trade, at eleven, at the Angel !no, Sheffield. ;ept C. Joseph Hancock, of Sheffield, York, cutler and factor, at elevon, at the Angel Inn , Sheffie;d. ;ept, J. Joseph Aro and Will!are 'Fintliar, of the eh! of Os. ford, corn dealers, daors and etiapinen, and el punnet, to trade, at eleven, at the King's Head, Coventry. ;opt. 6. James Whitworth, of Alford, county of Lthroln, brandy.nicrchaut, tallow-chandler, dealer and chap :w, at tea, at the Saracens head loin, city of Lincoln. ;ept. 9 W Viant Stoney and John Smith, tel Leeds, eouuty of York, grocers, co-partners in trade, dealers ands:ha/nom, at eleven, at the Hull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. ;ern. 6. Edward Westoby, late of Great Griiniby, matt cf Lincoln,. shopl.ceper, at eleven, at the Dog aim Huck ta vast, in Kingstrin.uponifull. CERTIFICATES—e.tarv. 9. Josiah Phipps, of enpthail-c.out, Throginorton.street, Lan den, broker, dealer and charnels. Nissans Wnider, of Liverpool, coenty of Lancaster, tact. dealer and chapman PRICE OF STOCKS, Y k:STEKIMY. Bank mock 3 per Cent. Reduced... •3 per Cent. Cllll,Olll . . Mil 371 111 6 per Cent. . 3 per Cent. Navy. ... nor C^rat. Loyalty 1941 Ling Ant ey, IG 1:1•16 17 16 13 to Imperial .konvities 0111111 U, Sit English Lottery In:kets SS T. DISH, Stock Broker, No 4, Conthill, and 9, Charing crew ['DICE OF IRISH STOCKS--Auss. 7. Ger. Deb. 34 per cent. Gee. Stock :14 Gov. Debentures S per Cent utf Ditto Stock, 6 per cent, 9l Grand Canal Gun . 6 per . 7,(4: a ] wrml 1a- Du 3vpu t;114 Its t A. Alto Sr Set, Haul ste, Cr Na si