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T' Nlrez, PoPTSMOUTH, WO,. 13. Arrived H s 11f , jesty's ship Romilies. from the Lawirard IslanJs : this ship was, last night, sup posed to be tile Eurvalas frigate, which is not yet strived. Wind N.E. ►LVMOUTH. NOV. 12. _ _ Yesterday arrived His Majesty's chip Arawar with La Form:Ake (her prize) which she brought up stud anchored site in Minimise, the lacy of Admiral Sir Richard Straclian's captures. They ate re markahly large and beautiful ships, and it is sup posrdmay be fitted out again without ih)cking: Sailed the Co/pot's schooner. to the Westward. To-clay the wind is shifted round to S.W. blowing very strong ; mgr. may, therefore, expeit shortly to see Admiral Cillingwood's captures. Several pri vate signals have been exchanged from Maker to the Adatirars ship, supposed tor ships going up Cbearrel. Came in the Dispatch, Attack, &tussock, and Rd- Arrest gun-brigs, from * cruise. Came in the Surprise, Parker, from Lisbon ; .be, Bibbios, from Oporto ; and the tirade War w.:4* Lange, from Rotterdam, detained by the Grassier gun-brig. ALMOVIII. may. 11. Arrived the American brig Jilimes, Provost, from St. Petersburgh, for the Isle of Rhee, with tobacco, in Oa days ; the Swedish ship Fiedcrta, Eoglebert, from China, hut from St. Helena, for Gottenburgh, with tea, sir months and a half from China ; American .hip Iris, Joss, from Balti more, in Virginia, to Amsterdam, with tobacco, tea, &c. is put into Mount's bay, dismasted ; Mum. kr, Hill, from a cruise; and &pennant, Colhowy, from London, for New Orleans. Swedi,h ship Pro Capt. .lacn les, from ‘Villmington, laden with tobacco and cotton, in 12 weeks passage, appeared of this Port this day, and has since proceeded to the Eastward. Sailed His Majesty's ship, Pouleite, Dunbar, of 18 guns, with a fleet of coasters, under convoy for the Demos ; the 11,4441 packet, Capt. Day, for Bristol ; and the American schooner Mary, Capt. Anthony, for Madeira. VEAL, NOV. 13. Came down from Sheerness, this morning, and sailed through the Downs, fur Portsmouth, His la t jesty's Staatbirti Sailed through the Downs, the ififax, Williams, for Venice ; and the Mary "lan, Hammond, for Lisbon. Wind N.E. blows hard. ILWICH. NOV. 13. The li;qg George packet, C ipt. haut,ders, sailed yesterday with General Clinton anil Coloncl Murray, for Cux haven. The Dis , a. Capt. Stuart, arrived, with the Got tenhur?,h Mails. 'Ay Earl of Leirf tier, Capt. Thompson, arrived this morning with the Husuin Mails ; and also the Proofs', Capt. Norris, that has been so long exped ed; the Litter was IG days on her pars.ige out, in the most tremendous weather, which caused some ..ouhts respening her safety; she has had a quick pass age home, having sailed from Husum the day before yeuerclay The last packets that Al rived at Husum, heve taken their departure from thence to Cuxhaven, where the Ilamburgh and Bremen Mails will its fu te•c be sent. The Dart, Coartiond, and Too, of London ; and anoth”r whaler, name unknown, are captured by the .ni irds, round Cape Flom. he Tee, Friends, Bt you, from Surinam, for London, is burned at Swirram. The Fr/rndi, Foust. et, from Petersburgh, for Sti.sisina.l. is lost on Bornholm; crew saved. Ile Urete►, WAYWOon, from Plymouth, for Chepstow, is on shore in the Bristol Channel. Ihe Betsey, CAITHNESS, from Petersburg)), for London, is lost on Gothland ; crew saved. The Mentor, l IUTCHIMsoN, from Surinam, for London, is condemned at Demerara. Yesterday, the Mary-la-bonne Volunteers, com manded by Lord DI:I4C ANNON, were inspeCted in le Park, by Colonel JEMICINSUN after which rhey tired several vollies, in commemoration of our late glorious viCtories. The light company sepa rated from the battalion, and proceeded to West bone-green, to practice ball-firiug. On Tuesda) the grand trial 'f skill bet ween the different Rifle Corps, in the neighbourhood of Lon don, was finally concluded, after a continuance of nearly eight Jays. 'f he fallowing is a COI red re turn "If the firing, as collated from the minutes of the different umpires : Duos of Cumberland', Cops of Sharp Shooters, Si. Iles. Arline!, Comi.ah, Ja l pleS t a 7. 111s.:kory Rtrtemen, 46. Ith Loy.% I.oad"rt Rilmmen, 37. 1.361 k. of Sgssest4 Loyal N.,rth Witort‘, 33. Loyal SoutAwrk Itsflemen, The brig Mtn. of London, took fire on Wednes day afternoon : From the situation of the wind, the whole range of storehouses at Gosport. where she was loading, would have been in all probability is flames, hut for the timely exertions of the inhabit ants; her masts and bowsprit were cut away, and the fire was extinguished. Rear-Admiral Sir R. Sr ILA C so, after his vi Tory, finding the four ships captured were not the Roche. fort squadron, very judiciously sent on hoard a Lieu tenant, and only 10.) seamen and Royal Marines, to keep pounders of them, thereby having his own ships well manned, and constantly fit for a/kir n, in ease the Rochefort squadron had been met with and brought to adieu. The French Admiral is wound ed. and thefFreocb Captain. of La Monikanr,.74, was The British squadron arrived at Ply mouth, and the four prizes in Hamoaze are all put under quaran tine, tillperips can be obtained from London. The peppering i■ the sides of the prizes made them very leaky, and the crew were obliged to pump the whole passage from off Cape Ortega! to England. They prove to be four of the five headmost ships de scribed by Admiral Lord Cnt.r.ionwoon, standing to the southward, to windward of the British line, which were engaged, and the sternmost taken ; the others went oil; leaving to His MAJILST It's squadron 19 sail of the line, ace. &c. ; of course these ships were sery little damaged. On being taken posses sion of, they were very scanty of provisions, and salt junk was the only fond of the British prize-masters and sailoacip r tia.. till fresh beef And vegeta. bks e.• •rt •uth on Monday morn = : '. 4 klhis; riPrZ, _,•AttOi*" - • \ : SVI4 • 1111111111..- •••• xtt •tr`lier•A :PORTING nirELLIGEIrcr. --..-- FIFE HUNT. The Hunt met at Copes, ma liiieifay, the nth of October, for the w,ek. The Msaiege allhosti the sxreyany was not , eu numerous as on some fees eteteXeions was an excellent eue. The bans user; given io their usual Innd styk, and the races afford...d m uch spelt. On Thtuvtav, the 51st, the Hunter's purse of SOI. was run fur, and woo be Captain C.ithcart's Restle-s - 1 I . , bay L Idtng , . Mr ratullo% bay gel4mg, by Muncock 2 dig. The first heat was very keenly contested, but Mr. Patiollo's gelding run off the CUII,Iss the mscond heat 0,, S.tturday, the Subscription Part, of S.I. was run for, and won by Mr Band': Young Newbytb . . . I I Mr. KM aid's brown mare . . . 2 2 Capt. Cathcart's Restless . . 3 3 Mr. Carnegi.,'..Makl of the Mill . . ♦ dr. This was a very interesting race; hard running both hears, b..tuixt the first three, from the startinglmast, and each only gained by half a neck. 'Else main of cocks did net afford much amusement, even to the amateurs in cock-fighting. NAVAL FUNERAL. [The. Funeral /lonising, Intended for the respetied and regretted I Icro of the British Isl,t, i duce tit to give the following ae connt of the solemn Interment of the Earl of Sandwich, who, in the 17 , h Century, fell als,, a rifhin in the cause of his Country.] LONDON GAZETTE, _ /ROM monnavoutv I,TO T/lURSDAv,juLv 4,1672. WNITEH•L L,JUL It 3. This day was performed the interment of the Hight Hon. Edward Earl of Sandwich ,* whose body was taken up at sea, after ti.e late engagement of His ftlaje,ty't fleet with the Dutch, in which this Noble Earl 4) ext. aordinarilv signalized his courage and condo 1, that His Majesty, our of a high sense of his honour and mermry, w ts pleased to order his inter ment to be at His io.2jesty's expence ; whereupon, all thin is being prepared for the proceeding from Deptford, w ere the body was taken out of one of His Mak.ty's yachts, it was in the following order: Ist. A m..urning barge. covered with black cloth, on which were the sundard and guidon, borne by two Gentlemen of Qu. ity, two Officers of Arms, trumpets aqd drums, all in mourning. A sccon.l barge, also covered with cloth, in which wet e six Officers of Arms, in their coats, bearing the coats of terns, helm and crest, and sword, target, gauntlet, and spur, of the ;fennel ; the great banner being placed at the head of the barge. A third haute covered with vel?-t, in which was the Bodv, tvered with a large sheet and pan of vel vet, ador red with escutcheons, and an Earl's coronet upon 3 velvet cushion at tr e head, six bannerets be ing fastened at the vatsidt of the barge; at the head was the flag of the Union, :tad at the stern six trum pets with banners; II e top of the barge was adorned with six phones of black teal..•...rs, and in the midst, upon four shields of his vr7l3, joining in point, an Earl's Coronet. The fourth mourning barize for the Chief Mourn er, covered with cloth, whlii ut any ornaments ; alter which, their Majesties' and Royal Highnesses' barges, with divers others of the Nobili , v, as well as of tle Lord Mayor and the several Companies of the City. As the procession passed by the Tower, the great guns were discharged tt•ere. In th s order they pa.sed front Dirpitord, and, about five o'clock in the evenjug, Caine to Westmin ster-bridge,t where the body was taken hut of the barge, and proceeded thence to the Abbey, in man ner following s The Marshal's Men. Your Ciiiductirs, with black stags. Fins. poor %f^°, in gowns . Forty Watermen, in mourning coats. Drums and trumpets. Officers of Airs,,. The Standard,borne by a pe non oft's:Any related to the defunct. OfficeN of Areas. The Guidon, borne by a person of enable related to the defunct, Gentlemen, a..d Knights. Ch . (eon, Physmian, Secretary, and Chap!aut to the defunct _ - in mourtimg gowns arid hoods The Steward, Treasure•, and Comptroller to the defunct, wrth white staffs, in gowns and hoods. The Bishop of Oxon. Trumpets. Serieant Trumpeter. Two Officers of Arms. The Flag of thelliniOn, - aWcthe greet Ranner, borne by two Persons of Quality, of relation to the defuna. Six Officers of Arms, bearing the spurs, gauntlet, helm and crests, shield, sword and coat of arms. . . A Coronet, upon a velvet cushion, borne by a King of Arms. Then the Body, the pall supported by tonr Per sons of Honour; on each side of which were the six Bannerets, carried by six Prr►on , of Quality, and of relstion to the defund. After the Body, Garter Principal King of Arms, between two Gentlemen Ushers, preceding the Chief Mourner, whose train was borne by a Gentle man ; then followed eight Earls assistant, all in mourning gowns and hoods ; then divers of the Nobility, Privy Council, and persons of quality, ac ccriiing to their respeCtive dignities, preceded by a Gentleman Usher in short mourning. In this order they proceeded to the west end of the Abbey (through a double lane of His Majesty's Guards, who Mete drawn up on both sides the streets), where the Deans, Prebends, and Choir re ceived them, and so went into Henry the Seventh's Chapel, where the Body was interred in a vault on the North side of the Choir ; which done, the Of ficers broke their white staffs, and Garter proclaim ed the titles of this most Noble Far), deceased. • The battle of Solrbay, in whi:h the Earl of Sandwich was killed, was funk, no the 011,11 of May, 1672 He killed a Dutch Admiral, Van Glienr, and heat off Isis ship; stink ano ther, which bad ticardetl lima I sunk three ire ships, which endearou•eil vo grapple him, and had nearly 600 men, silt of 1001 1 , killed Of wounded 1.111011 his deck. /Ls ship was, at last, blsown op by a fire—hip t The old name for what we now the Stairs, at Weal mintter. Wonminster and Whitehall dridget are frequently nientiiitted us the early editions of Stowe, And in the View of I,3nd,in, taken 3n the reign of ElizaLetli. On Tuesday lan, the Nonningtnn Troop of Gen tlemen and Yeon..inry Cavalry, met for the last time, at the seat of their much esteemed com mander, W. Han PIOND. Esq. of St. Alhan's Court, near Maidstone, when they learned,: with nniversal regret, that his infirm state of health no lung:r suf fered him to continue at their head. Tl.ey were afterwards regaled in the true style of English hos pitality, aril parted, lamenting the cause of the dis solution of the Corps. w :.: ~t~xr . - .iC . , BURY, Nov. 11. Thursday morning last, upon receiving the joy ful news of the signal naval vieory obtained over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, by the gallant and ever-to•be-lamented Admiral Lord Nelson, the Alderman of this borough immediate ly summoned the other members of the Corporation to meet him at the Guildhall, at 12 o'clock, in ol der to proceed in a body to the Angel Inn, before which the Volunteer Corps of Captains Benjafield and Oakes each fired three excellent vollies on the occasion ; after which, the healths of the brave sur viving viAors were drank by the above gentlemen, and many respeaable inhabitants who attended, mingling their regret for the loss of the Com mander in Chief, with the exultation for the na tional succes against the arms of its enemies At the White Lion Inn, in this town, there was an exhibition, on occasion of the recent viElory, that am-at:fed much notice :—A portrait of the gallant Nelson was displayed in the following mariner; on the right side was a naked sword, adorned with laurel, with a sheet of writing paper for a base, on which stood two large lighted candles in elevated candlesticks ; on the left, a sword sheathed, covered with black crape, and having a piece of black cloth fora base, on which stood two clay candlesticks, with rush-lights ; truly emblematic of joy and sor row. NA IF RIFFS. The fllowing are the Names of those who were nominated for Sheriffs for the ensuing year, by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on Tues day last, being the morrow of St. Martin, in the 46th year of the reign of King George the . 11;rd, and in the year of our Lord, 1 505: 1441..rdshir: Mom Loiir,of Keniroton, Esq..lntoihcksori, sit Artie ck, E.q. Rich zed thlelia, or Pahragtag. Fry IhrChi., —John Ing Mier Librarian', of Til,holir, W,I liam Blanc, .if Wingfield Park, Esq. Harry lon:,teau, ui Pica Place, Erg, rh, k.—James Rockwell Purr!, of Tyringhaiti, Esq. Semple .rma1,..1 Nether Wrimliciideii, Esy Philip Moline Ward, of I'ield . ..m.l Abbey, Esq Crito4rirfer aid near Mme.-si-Thomrs Prge, of !Lolling. tet, Esq. James Rost, of Erg Lawrence Ito) • Colds, of St Wilms , E-q. Cheaki.....Franos Dukitifteld Astlity, of Duki..helil, Esq. Sir Hairy Mai"wariug Mairiworini!, of Over Poorer, Bart. Charles . frelawny Weirton, of Snotwich, Esq. CiuMerfered---Jrueoli Dykes Ballasitine Dyke.. of Dowaby, Erg. John T..miiiison, of Briscoe 11111, Esq. 'Ftsionss tun% of dower Town, Esq Ds. hysktri—Sitwell Sitwell, of Reni.liaw Hall. F.M. Samuel Fort, of 'fourth:is Grange, E.q. Francis Bradshaw, of Bar ton, EN. • D. —Robert Newton Incledon, of Pilton, Esq. W ham JaLkion,of Cowley, F.H. Williain Thunia• Hole, of Maruml Hail, Esq. Nea t uao r ...j o h o Harbert Browne, of Weymouth, and %l oathe Regis, EA. John BM:tarot,. of Waymoirth, and Melcrmbe Regis, Esq. Edward Williams, of Herrinymine, E.q. Fuer —lours tlarisron, of Chigoe I, Esq. Jukn Coggin, of Waristead, EA. William Matthew Itaikvs, of Wairlsariltow, Evi. Grow tr, etihke—William Lawrence, of Sherdingron. Esq. Henry Sharp P.:Whitton, of fib:rtuit, Esq. Cuades Frans, of fli4hgrove, Hem. ed./an—Somerset Davies, of Wigan... F.M. James Pihry, of Eardersley Park, Esq. Samuel rep'o., or Gralistun, Esq. ileroo , /s/rire—.Gerwr: Sullivan Martin, of Sandridge Lodge, Esq. Q orge Caaviall, of Sacomb Pack, Faq James Smyth, of A•hlyn's Hall, Esq Kr nt..-John Harnsoo, of Denne Hill, Esq. John Si .nrison, of Fairlawn, Esq. Sir Item, Oxesidor, ear Boone Park. Hart. William Wollesron, of Simian', Esq. Jan Each Simpson, of Latt:d Abney, Esq. Charles Wil liam Nei,,.,, liarkbr, Liovolosh,r,—V Min:. Reeve. of Long Leadenham, Erg Jaynes Dig'sy, of Bourne, Eq. Marroadoke Nekon Gray borne of Barra, E.q. Bern', of Court St I,rwritrom, Fq John Butler, of Caerseen, Fri. William PhAli,a , of Wti,t. son, Lay. NorridirerJuhn Mo-se, of Mount liter, F.M. Richard MTN, of Elarlivrn, Esq. Fleury Lee Wamer, Walsingharn, Esq. .VerrriewpreuslUre-m. I tames Carter, of Edgecort, Esq. Lerison Vernon, of Stoke Park, Esi Weacow, of fiLovtoi, St. Laurens, E-q. Aorth.onLr,l.oug—W illia rn Larkin, of Tinemouth Lodge, EN. Sir Wi Lam Blacken, of Marva, Bart. Johu Freeely ail, of W.:Wigton, Esq liesaslorr —John Topott, of Laincatt, Erg John Lour den, of Bovril-ore tell , Esq. Sir TholllAs Wollesto/1 of Walling Wells, Bort Dilordlurs—G,mge Frederick Strotivii, of Gr-rt Tew Park, Esq. Henry Calverley Cotton, of Woodcore House, L.q. William liml i tes, of Bolitey Court, FN. Rethomatir,—Thomas Hotentrin, or Texoser, Esq. William Shield, of Wag, Esq. Thomas Bryan. of Stoke, Fa Shr.p.iort —Owen ()meshy. et Pork i noon, Errs W l field, of Marlins Lee, Esq. Wi ham Owen, of Woodhouse, Esq drier.--Clifton Who're, of Clow, Faq Thos of Middleton-1011, Fri Sir .I.rlos I lawklns, of Kelvin, Kor Stif.reirhar.—W in. Phi has loge, of Taupe Constaiitine, EA. Sir Thos. Fletcher, of Betley, Bart. Geo Biome, of Summer bill, E-q. femme e , .Sitairhareptsii—Thos_ Coulthard, of Arlesford, Rich. Bothell Con. of Quarlsy, Fry. Charles Wm. Mikbell, of Lyndhurst, Eras SuPrk--Michael Wm. Le lieu;,, of Bury St. FAnoinirr, Esq. Mills, of Great Sashani, Esq. Sir K. Harland, of Wherstead, Serres—Nathaniel Hillier, of Stoke Park, Esq. Kennard Smith, of ellearn, Esq. Jaines Mangles, of Woodbridge, Esq. Sumer—Julia Sookesimar ' of Singleton, Iv a . W. ll (M irage . o f Kingston by •the Sea, Eaq Juhn Macklethwarte, of fligh Ridge, FN. Warwickshire—Matthew Blackest Wise. of the Priory, Warwick, Faq (Stowe Lloyd, of Weactinshr, E.q. Sir Stukeler stuck burgh, of Upper Stlichblogli, Bart. Weirs—John Paul Paul, Kerns, Esq. Thomas Col ley,. f Burderoo, Esq. S.r Charms Warre Mallets, of Wit. bury House, Rot. Wercertershire—Sir John Packington ' of Westwood, Bart, Sir John Wiristsigion, of StaohirdCouirt, Bait. Anthony Lech mere, or the hyd4, Esq. Terkskirr--Jolso saces, Saur:v Mount., of Relies+, Pork, Fry Sir George Waubwell, of Wombwell, Bart. William Go forth, of iViggiothorpe, Esq MEETINGS OF DRUM FURS AT GUILDHALL. 71FM/1140W. W. II • James Arboilin, Hart-street, Crut . hed-fiiars, Lend in, wina-merchant . • 211 Abraham hendelock, Jatnes-cuurt, Nor'-street, St. Marj-axe, London, merchant . . 2ln William Furley, Duke -street, Lincoln's ilia fieNlll, Mid dlesex . . Thomas L gold- banter . : 12 avell,Shoreilitch, '..tl iddlesex, bake r • 2 IL/ Benjamin Waters, Wormwood-stoat, I.uinlon, and of Collies-hatch, Middlesex, broker • 2 11 ioceph Thomas, Broadstreet•bnililings. London, and of Sheplierd's•bush, Mid4llemm, mpreltant • 212 Richard Greed), Old-street, St. Luke, Middlesex, size maker . . 11 . . Matthew Whitis, lite of Futsburyaquatio, Middhsax, merchant . t 1 • • Akrahatii Sanderson, Rateliff-cross, Middlesex, c al merchant • 210 . John Sarong. late of W appin g-wall, but now of Win. nicri.aquare, Miridlesvi, deal, and chmaman 2 1 Andress st-ather, Teiotateouet yard, Lumina, 111aLk• well.hall-factill . . . . • 11. Thomas Patrick, Ringedreet,Cevantegardeo. Middle sex, optician . . . . • Joieph Iludson.Sen-terse, Riehergate-street, Lentsln, 1 l o .; tobacconi s t William Goodwin, King • <-ermeetairs, and Westmin ster-bridge-road, St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, tint b. r .nierchan t . . . • 1 ; Jaetph Prior, Late of Marsh-Ditton, Slurry, brewer 1 i DIVIDEN Os. William Preteinan, Great tower-street, London, cooper II Fria.CU Clarks, Rotherhithe-etrest, Rotherinth 2 , Sur rey, ma, wer . Samuel Lichigaray and Matthew Dunsford. Ra.inghall. street, Loaders. men:limos . • II John Cook, Warren street, Tottenham court-reed, M.ddleies, li een -draper John Coleman, Fetter-lane, London, painter and glazier i , Edward Riley, of th• Strand. dealer 111 !tunic 1) Joseph 'Mee, now or late ui Neditigton-plate, Suney, potter John J matt, the younger, Water lane, Tower-street, London, broker . James Comado Richman, Reidge-strent, Westm . mster s Middlesex, mercer . John Read, Pete- Read. and Robert Read, Fording. bridge, H . lmpshire.calico.printer 4 Herman Wilhelmi, Martin's-Imre, Cannon .street, [un do'', merchant . . . . i • William liawkesworth, late of Rlackfriat4*-itiail,S•••. rey, listen-Japer . . Thomas Ru,sell Faults, Steyning, Sussex,lio•i,tl , ....e • John We:l , , Cartwright-street. Itreemary• law:, 7it. bu telph, Aidgate, Will sex, rctualler . ' • 3 ,her Smolt. late o!Wooltrielt.Rent, hawker and pillar 1: SA mutt Illaydanil, t Iwet:r WOO, Sp.talnelds, Middle- •eg, dyer min ..rr , B l tPt . . W Meru Butler, Weldor. Northampton, li•om...raper I Lawrence Calico, late of Jeer. -street, Ihlgste, London, ine , chant . . . • ll John Wl•estley, Manr-hine, London, r ori•-factor Jorm &woo Tilartlitiv., um, or late' ~.1 l'int.ea, :io t a's. ammo'', gro.:e. . . . I erRl . ll-IC‘TES R i•-hard SI ogg Moire, Lite 04 the cry er W....:e a laz, mp i ,,,, •.•li r.....r. J.. 111. L....kin of Wm-ever-serer, in the bo , .. .h of 5 , ..0 . . wmit, and meaty ..:. S Lir.", ni,ll..wright, 4e...411 and cu. • nl.lll. Richard Misr-e1 , 4 ~ •Ir Weti•:•iiii, in the palish r(" 5• , ), in the count 01 Lis, -- ....., grazirr, &stet ...in Wartiat and "I. re" PRICK UM SFOCI:S. YU3TEROO.I.I. Bank Stack 1 ,141 9 per e.nat. Reduced „ iisr C•cli 04111(16 5 . 4 iv, Ceut. 5 aet Ce•lt. Navy 5 p^r Cott. Loyalty Loot Annuities Ommtstlt 1ii , 114 Stock Ext.; 4, per Bali h. as pre& Gamuts fur 59 pj T. BISI4, St , ick-beu No. 4, Cosnittil, sad 9, Chasing. ~r~~ti TRICE OF IRISH STOCKS --Oc t. 01. Ger Swek, S, p.-r Cent Gov. Octkeolture-. 5 per Cent. COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.—Nor 12. tirt•terAans .... ifs 10 V..m.c• s9i [Av. ir , c D. 3 ., At Sight .. 15 0 1 I..hbon Rott-r•h.. , c. f .. II 7 2 U. I Oporu. 62 42 9 tSU.J Dubl.n Alt•,le• •'2 10 2W. t Cork 13 Tag, ..21 4 Liv. bui•it.a. 1. • • Oat- 2 U. 25 II 11..onlaeux t 5 19 C 4.1.4 kladrid .... 30 effect. 11 , 11ina Letfte•n Maptet Genoa 47ILiv.Pk. Dublin on Leeks (144 Heffars on Londe., 1 N 11.114. t (Diti Perungal(sokt i:t Cosa and Bars per ot. ♦ • • DouWonos. —. 0 0 Nen Drd!ars Silver on Bars New Lours each Agee on the Bank of Holl.ne 44 per Cent. a. 1)... Tj fi r) 4} j 4 61 days. BIRTHS On Tuesday, is feensse-streetr, Phonover-square, Mn Browne, the Lady of I.teutenant.Coluttei Browne, 12th L .14 Dragoons ' of a son. On the 7th inst. at the Parsonage, Great %Vickingham, No-- folk, the Lady of the Hoooorabte lit01,ao) Flu Roy, of a 5..•• MARRIAGE.. Ou Moo thy, at St. Atchaers church, Rath, by the Rev./. R. Twickvray, Captain C Turner, of the 234 light chevrons io4-I,.scatnl In Ge.‘erat Floyd, to M,s; Stevenson, eldest daughter to the Rev. the Dean ofKilfentare. DP ATH. On Sunday last, at Witney, in Oxfordshire, th• 76th veer of bet age, after • long aloes, Mrs. Forster, widow of the late Rev. Dr For.ter larmerly of Colchester. Lately, at his Mts.', in Coliele-green, Gloucester, aged Sy s William Pitt, Esq of Maisernote, near that city HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON !RIDGE Mum... 51 nun aft . er 9 Er -n mia. atter lt) SALES BY AUCTION. Ry LEIGH and SO 11-11•BP, Book.sdiers, At their Hinter, No I4S, in this Strand, opposite Catherine. street, THIS DAY. and tire Two following D..ys (Sunday excepted), at Twelve o'Clock, TI IE Small a9d V a luable LIBRARY of the late RICHARD SUMNER, Esq. of Devon,hire-place. To be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Place of Salle NORTH WALES, DICSIBIGHSHIRE VALE_OF CLWYI) At the White Lieul;::ituthiT;il TUESDAY, the lb! , ) Do of November, IsTh, between the Iluut4 of Two aid SIN 41 . . ' Clock in the Losoing„ in Los, unlean preciously so!d by private Contra°, tit which dire Notice will be given, and eubjeft to Condit,ons then to be produced, FINHE extenaive and very improvable FREI ." HULL) ESTATE; celled the BATIIAFF.III%I ESTAT , . consisting of a capital alansion-howse„ called Rathatera Crisch-houses, Stabling, and suitable Out-building", pr. dearre Kitchen-ganlent, and extensive Pleasure-ground.; iu gather with the Woody, Otyinenie Lands, and vario.A , which are in excellent cultivation, and roast respe.lelly . is nanted, the Whole containing upwards of Nineteen Hun lies Acres of Land. • The delightful Soat of Bathafcrn Park, the romantic ry and Deanne.. of which are so well known, is situ..Ly ab one mile front Rodin+, wine horn Iteult.;. , h, and iiininvyn Chester, 111 the Innea heautiitil arid fertile Vale of Clay I , left I which, arid the adjoining country, the Nt a rosion-I,y e al Pleasureygrou.als command the ntoyt del.ghtfril yifws. Tho Jbutt Lst4W n well timbered, and pan of it is suppose to curtain very valuable veins a f kart um, from which naln.:6 profit may he rlo:itred. The Farm-house , . arc in staid rlioro, and Ike I tie!, rn genera!, a capahl: of great improyetar Tne several tenants will shear the lamp in their uhlys-riy.- holding.; and ‘fr Whitby', of I..cilest.h, near Chest r has the !nape of the 1:yr•to), awl Mr. 14 , .4h 1/y4 a, '. l ll.• • are a 0th......ed to treat for the whole by private coil:ear . Printed Particolars may be had of Mr. Whitby moil , r Owen; also of No. 3, Holbonocourt, 4 ...'•! • LOileicoot ; Meow. I.2re lied flasyall, Liverpool; Nix- - Riehanl and Edward Joni., Sh.wle ndl, Mlasi,+estyyr; at lb Uwe , . Chester; White Liaii, Ittothin; ball, t.)nteilet ; Linn, Shrewshery. LotiDoN :—hunted U 011110S()N,, Sle. 17, DO . C • •n, Ka• Street, COVl•lit GArded, tad Paa•42.th,...d et I. Odic*, N.. 5, t.ck of St. Citllllol% 011 , 111, . be W. 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