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rir , ;7, I . 1.. J' •• Jar#___ SORT OF' KiNcrslsgtitefi, WESTMINATE2, J.:ts r..t:l:tir as Arai Prigs 6,lstar ElklAtillOßOUG if. yid a Spiral Jvry. - NUIrsANt:7.. yve row% •. A I.iIFRTOMI. Mr. GARROW, for the Pros -cilium, stated, thM this as andlidiftment prosecuted ay several /espies, able iohatitants of the mialabourh,ind of Mae lvvronei-stre,t, against the Defeeilant, whii carried on a very es.tiossii-e pewter manitil.lary in ilia: stree!, which was winked with a steam engine this iniliament was not prerireed thrnagit arty na tives whatever Of a malignant nature, hut merely with a view to remedy an evil lyg-snniecsiy mesa , : in tlw use of this engin a large (pewit yof smoke was emitted so as to llarkeit She atmosphere, and a qi% sittity of grease heing used in the process, Which asrriea with 't sol% an abinninable %tench, that be might w?ll say, as he remembered his learrn;cf friend (Air. Erskine), speakitT of a view, which, as in this case. some of the (sellemen of the Jury had had sit . the realism tint it was rather a smell than a view. - this, he observed might easily be rz- Medied, and he adverted to the case of Mr. Thomp son, of Alderiaanbury, who had been a nuisance to his ucirth‘,-tirs, but very ingeniously contrived to consume the smoke by tire (it process for which some persan had since &stained a preat), and thereby preventiiid every thing which could he at all °Sett sive Ii something nt the kind could be done iss fie present ease, tae Prosecutoi did not seek :Or moie. Lord '.i.I.F.NAUK9I:OI4 intimated to the Counsel on 'bill% that this matter might very well be *teed Wit of Coon. Mr. E 4 Sit I v the Da - et:dent, said, he Waif very wiiiing to do so; the premises had cot his die-t upwards of 70001. he Lirried on an estensive, ingenious. and ns !fat branch of trade, and it "ould he ratite: hard if he should be obliged to relii,ish it. It WAS then agreed that the matter should be left to the four gvlvitlnAn who had viewed the premises, and were conve%Ant with the business. to say, whe ther the nuisance ex;stesi ; and if it did, whether it licked be remedied, and if so, in what manner; the Defendant to undertake to make such alterations as should be dirvEted, aad verdid catered accord insly. \ i • ; ASSAULT. TIM KING V. MIR. , This was an indi.dincia fur an assault and false imptisonment. Mr. Gassow stated, that the Prosecutor, Mr Robertsinthony Lowrie, was an architeB by pro vision, and resided in the neighbourhood of the endant, who kept wine vaults in Qiasshouse. et, Piccadilly. The Prosecutor. wfso was a pan of education, and had seen better days, had purchased a. pint of gin, for medicinal purposes, a: the shop of the Defeni!arit ; suspeaing it was not full 111C44117t, he tried it ir. a standard measure of his 'own, and found it day tnt near!y one-eighth part ; he soon 3tler w:nt back to the shop, cart viag his own (Ve4SLI7e along with hint, and called ft.r another I half pier, which atspeare4 to lift Ge rneast:re be- •longsng to d.o4)elestdaat's shop—but when he tried it in his own measure, be found it as deficient as the former, and observed it to th servant who served Lim : she said, her mea-ure was sealed as wall as ' his—and immediately the Defendant came forward, celled the Proleoutor a common informer. produced I siCtalsti4ble's stiff. and said ke.woula take him into t:drody ; the Prosecutor remonitrated ; but the v.:free seised him by the collar, And, calling the as s'stance of another Consta'sle, who came kip st the moment, he ai .egged him to 'St. James s watch 'bous, representing to the peeepie in the street. as he -pass -d, that he was a common informer. On arriv ing at the v atch-hoase, t:-e watchmen, in the ab. settee of the Constable, advised the Defendant to bring him before the Magistrates at hlarlltorough inset ; but this would not answer his purpose ; he • insisted on knowing tha Prnsecutor's naxe, who, try m motives of delicacy, or some other particular cause, declined giving it. The Defendant then' wrote in the watch-book, a: follows : v 4 I, 'rime). thy suer, charge a mart, who refuses to azkilow. ledge his name and residence, with a charge of fahe measure, and making a riot in tuy house, iunsmucli as he called out , murder,' when several persons were present, where no personal injury conhf have occurred to him." He then Laid stria hijunclions on the watch not to accept of any bail for him This occurred on Saturday evening, and the Prosecutor was kept a close prisoner, till Monday morning, when he was brought before tile Magistrates at Marlbrrough.street ; the, Defendant swore an as sault against him, and he was obliged to find bail. H.: afterwards attended at the Quarter Sessions, and the Defendant roc appeal iag to prosecute, be withdrew his recognisance, and canunence-1 this prosecution. u . , I The Prosecutor having proved these fa!ht, he was cross-examined by Mr. EitEi;.lt4L, on the part of the Defendant ; he wholly denied he had used any op probrious word• at the Defendant's shop, but ail. milted he had made use of some harsh expression: in the watch-house; and positively denied, that the Defendant had offered to liberate him, if he would tell his name. When Mr E atm sr pressed him on the subk.rt of Lis prolessin:i, and I.i: mode of life, he Imre:erne vis.biy affected, anif was At last so much agitated, that he was ob.•ged to retire. Wh:le ats. se..t, one of the Jury oec.ared he had known him for some years ; he was flinch re.!ii.ed in the world, and be had employed him some:in:as as a j•Autkeyman paper•hr • . Lord EL L Et:BORMAN tan alisserVed, that he I roual 111,h14 15e charge in t wetki:-house bunk as conclusive evadence that there w.et•tio-ists.attay she Prosecutor at the time ; it Was ar: after...: ought at the Defendant ; and if any persons *ere btought to perjute theitiselver. , , it should he united here.*fter with douhle weight upon the head at the Detentint. Mr. El:slims. replied, that he .hoold reserve O: Nest Of his case f,.:r the 'time of the De::.ildaat 6 o kiting . brought up :or Judgstent. ',. Lord EL lAN BOUOUGA asked for the areaways. in order th3t they might be impounded in Courr : tia"... Prosecutor's was produced, but the Detvodaut's was Inot; however, hir. Easaisse said, he should posi tively prove it was the identical one the Prosecutor had seen in the shop. The Jury found the Defm.lant Godly. CLERKINWALL SESSIONS, JULY 9. Ckrics Nigl#l was is:dieted for epo,ing himself, contrary to law. naked in the streets. Mary-Anne Botain, a young lady of one or two and twenty years of age, deposed, that she was governess at Mrs. Bruokt's Boarding school, and at the latter end of March last was walking out with the young ladies under her care. The Prisoner Night followed them, anal exposed himself in the most indecent manner before them, passing and re passing several times, always behaving in the same way. Cr: the 28th of April, he followed them all through the fields, down the New Road, and through High -street, :Mary-la-bonne, continually exposing himself in the most indecent ;manner. In short, the witness mild loot stir outside the door with the young loclies,•that the Prisoner was not guilty of the same offence. Hannah Swain, an apple woman, at the corner of Higlosto. et, Alary-la. bonne, was witness to the con dna or the Prisoner, on the evening of the 28th of April; and further deposed, that the whole neigh bourhwiti was annoyed by him, as no female could appear in the window or street, that he did not aft in the same manner. Charles Deer, on the 4th of May, arrested the , Prisoner, in consequence of. the complaints of the ladies of his family. The Prisoner seemed quite composed when charged with it, and after he was taken, attempted to escape several times. The Jury, without trout:lst:lg the Cu AIR MAN to read over tile evidence, immediately pronounced him Guilty. POLICE. PUBLIC OTT TIONT4TatiT. Yesterday a soldier and a !dtioring man were charged before Ntcitot.as lioNno Lag. with stop ping and robbing Ann Bailey of hvc-oeven-shiiliiig pieces, two neck-handketelkiefs, and a pocket-hand- Iterchicf, in a field nest 44afiro., on Sunday morning last, abut eleven siii i 4c It appeared that ti:e robbery was accompanie With alts of -comiderable violence. 'lnc Prim:eats-ix was knocked down, and. one or both of the Prisoners ravished her; after which they heat her, and threw her into. a ditch, and left her for dead. The money of which i.e. was rohtted she had colleßed to pay bee rent. They were fully committer! for trial. yams Loft was charged with Mouinusiy svating a pair of pistols, a variety of woi king :no: and se veral articles of Ft soperty, belonging to Mr. George Multer, of Staor The chop being satisfaCtorily proved, be was fully committed for trial. Soon after the prisoner was apprehenjed, he said he did not care what they did with him, it ha had but plenty of vi&uals and drink before he wee hanged. A few years since, the praioner was tried and capitally convicted, lot breaking open the pro- S.CMOT . II premises, who exerted himself -afterwards, and procured a pardon fur him. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. ong - rsmousit, • Arrived the Rellirtenx of 64 guns, from the Last ward ; and the ( 'erht PUT trigate, from a cruise. The 1.... / ed fripte, Capt. Drummond, w,is taken out of dolt! today; and the Aplake, fine new fri. gate, was taken in to be coppers& Capt. Fellows, sviil commission her when slit comes out . The Seism, of 74 guns, which is repairing for commission, will he completed in a few da-, S. when the Guiuje., of the same force, will supp:y her place. Ihe 8,11054, of 74 gam, is tigged ready for corn mission. The Dart sloop, Captain Brownrigg, is ordered to fir for foreign service. Arrive.l the Royal Snereiri, man of war, from the Mediterranean, last from off Ferrol. Sailed the Deferi;tr gun brig, on a cruise ; went out of harbour the Alm ftC frigate. FL I'UoUTP. JOLT 7. Sailed the .Toles 801 l with dispatches, and La Loire, in pursuit of the other French ship, which she had rec-iveil private information of. Arrived the dlreirte frig ate and Viper cutter, also the llortet yscht, Irons Ireland; and Growler bun brig Irons a cruise. DEAL, JULY 8. This morning, the Majestic (Rcar.Admiral Rus sell), with the Stalely, Liepn 3nt, Adamant, and po made men of war, 'Ailed on a cruise, off the Texell; also the Bold and Br Iti.CP gun-brigs, off Boulogr.c. Came down from Sheerness, yesterday evening. and sailed for Portsmouth, the Drual frigate. fhe Zak-a bomb, with the EAU Indiamen, and the other outward-bound vessels, are under uil fur Portsmouth.—Wind E.S.E. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. /614111•Ii.fl. irr Stattagat:Crceti—Oic Adraa, Mao:, from est Coast of Spam.. . _ _ In the Derwira.—th- Transit, Litton, anal the Woodland horn Smyrna; ElLestrhasteremere, and Ranger, ‘1 n- hell, from MA:ta; Mannturo, Jdhnsort ; .t-eYr Portman ; Britannia, Thompson; end tLo Illetemi, Foulke., from Jamaica. Ug Dartmontli—th Triton, Wionte, from New York. At DAlrliii--th.r Stta.r, CoCins,frolo slut°. At Whltehasmt—..he Vulunte.rr, RI 'lame, from JaM , iel• At Newfound:and—the Lowny, Seward, from 'form!; Desenoire, Pnrwv, horn Teirrrivauth ; • Neptune, Palk, (rues Dartmouth; unit the Maria, from I.lverotrr. At Yew 6.nretaor Cariettm, —, from ditto; Lady Parkdr, liveig, foam Clyde i aural tf. Irma London. kkOM 1.45? k CRT'S GAZETT E: .11.11141tialY ritt)MuTlCY.Siti. Isar Offer, July 9, 1603. Alit ',Velment I)ii.4.fini Guards-I,imaenant laic ad Turner to be Clort4lll without pufeha . vo. . Cm . ..et )feud Temple to •be LiJuiewast, without ;nt , •ch.oie. 7ohn4Ve4 , Gnat. to h. Comet, vies Temple. 6th 114,611m0 to he Lieutenant, without , nnrchat.,, viee 1> Clitik• I, 4nOloote.l in the Cith Fuut. ---. F ont s, Gem ; to vice Ilainif ton. ColdwreaM Regiment of Fow.Ges-.1 •••••1:411.t:ii11 T 110 1 ,131 (;• , r from tine.P.ith b..! Lieutenant,. ince Lord Del.in, who exchaintoe Bth flegireent of Foat-.' Ca i t iin SARIII.I /ittrki , voi, fr . tqat Lehi Dr.igoonv, to be ,by 'futon:we, vice Vane, prsbiterttd ail lite !Wm r.fut, 31 Rattaliuo of the Lim , Peutenent-eoluitel Heim de 11i,lii bey to be Coloael eoenniaroilnt s ruh tmtpoi..iy is Ik. Majnir U mrge Kline to b.. Lteutenaiti.Colonel, wait tem porary rank, •iee liuurb.r.• L Regiment of AniUery—laint l , :t , !deriek Baron I.inaing:ii to b Lieutznan:-Colnn-1, with tvoid.,rsr, Ca„itain Daniel Latelowle tub M.n ivinixwary vice Linviiten. 'STAFF. Geol.l Allen MaLl , l.lp, kno; Maim. is th' I?th 1..0t Dragoons, to bean i.i.peiing Viel , ltnficer A oluntezr Corps in l ehi 4, with • temporary rink of boo tenant Colons! in the Amy ? vice F. Stewart, it Ito re..goe: .. • PAItTNtRSIIIPS DISSOI.VED. Roger Wilcoaks and Clunks Cecilia. of the thy of /Irinal,. carpenter:, Miners, ant wirlsrtaketa. June 24, John Percy and Hearty Frodshant, of Liresuoral, ken. Decomber 31, 1001. Robert A.thur and David Thrynas. of Oisrestry, in the county of Sa!up, meteors, dryers, aid grocers. Outuber 21, 11314. Richard Saeler and Lambert Raillteu, of Bristol, ila,..cing masters. July 5, 1405. John Holmes mut rrhn Pyle, the younger, s: Leeds, in the coonty or 'fork, bookse9.-rs and 'M .y 17, 1305. Limi t . t r e new end pregors Aberdeto, imitative and,gold smiths, of S;sole-furs-lundings, Holborn. June 24, 188 a. Kenji:m:l Woofhause, John Shaw, and Alexande: I.int, all of Sheffialit, in tire co utty ui York, nranuLcturers us ,pting and table knitta. July 4, 180.) Loyd Beale, Thorn 01 Alexander 5,11 e, alii Thomis Gonld, af•Basttigoal.street, Loruloo, June 18, 18+ 5. John Gr-f-it, Joh,i'Rabe ts, Samar' Ntedey, and Minato Xsliforth, of tiholrerid, is the county of Yark,' mid of Too.',' CUM: t, Cast:grAt,reet, Holborn, London, IuIVOf and 'thou I ,:ate manufaf July I, 1805. Wilt Cm hawed and J ewob.Weighs, both of Macebearer, in the county of LAoc.bit• r, niercoanta a.t.l inantifacturera. Jinto.9. 1815. Valitel sceptic as nu t Saintiel Gallihm,uf St-eney Causcway, royenaske,s. June 24. IdJ5 Plumes, Tonto.' and Robe.t Boardman, of Manchester. Boar ds...km and wtopkeepiers. Julie 24, 1935. Thrones Ferrer. and Edward Warren, of Prince's-place, CaLiwitreer, W unclose square, sugar-relinets. Jateolt t.;:;•.ttix and Moir Grat6x, of Martehruter,ht the couleur at Lutra.a r, paembi2kets July 4, 11105. John Shiva, and Joh,. Van, b ewei. July G, 1805. a urr:.;:y• suPEresEDED. Jahn Starr Caw.lory, of ttitittecoa.o.d.road, Midlicert, meal maw BANKRUPTS. •Jotin Carter, of Grint.tan...., in toe county of Norttlk, grocer, daaler and C301101.1.33r, tO surrender Jule tO, se. .ad Aug set 20, at six, at GuilJuall , in Kiog's Lyon, N Attorrieia, Mr. Harvey Goodwin. in I.yntt, to the caunty of Norfolk; awl Messrs. L,OO mad Collyer,liolfool Sow, London. Ti .nial KJaranls, of Wriboen Hall, hi the parnh of Kid. denainitee, is the co. uty of Micreeeter, shopkeeper, dealer and chapaiati, In sort .ndur ..sugu.t 1, at hire, 2, and .0, at te-reti, ar the iu.ita of Renjantto ...ilea, known by the 11411111 of the Wlizat Sheaf, iw Phowdley, ht the towity of Worsester. At tarn Is, Mestri. Clarke sod P.yeto . .:, ni Jahn C aloe, late of the air ,ag a -0 Lc.eettor, and now of Woaphrie, i.. the C 0311114 of hiocula, 4140:W ant Kr .cut, deakr an{ chauman, to turrolider Augurd 9, at new, and 18, go, at ten, at the noose of Kutelaus Llaudy, the W hits lea t 1111,14 Spaiding, in the said county Attorneys, Mr. Cata:e,, !ilea fori • and Mr lootbes,, Hanna Gulden. London. jo4l.m.tta.t., the /manger, of Naptowupoit-the-11,11, in the county of Warwick, et .urren lee Jai, 2.1,11, and August to, at eleven, at tut 2 house of John fiud.o;l. knowu - y the of 1:131 Saran. in toe ItorOugli of Warwsck, .11 thu .ty of W. ti;ek Attorneys, Memr. Smart 33931 'rtiosna Nu. 9, 5 Staple lon ; and Mr. itttllitd Witntlsit. 11.h3re. • John Scott the younger. of Wakeßeal, in the county of York. rocc , , dealer avid chap nao, to surreaiar Judy 19, 20, and Aug 1,1 ..'.O, at eleven ' at toe h-us,. of *.ir. Andtrun, tile:, 4.,w, the Dog and Duck Tavern, in the town . of Kinewsin upon-I luil. Attont.74, Mr: frost Hull; and Messrs. Rosen and Son, Kirhyrtreee, Klan* Gardati. " . . Jahn *ay sos late o . f the ism .sh of lirs‘sington. in the eoupty of Derily, buten'', to surrender July 19, 'at ►tx,-20, and Au gust CO, at eleven, at Keidestone tin, in the county ot Derby. Attorn?ys, Mr. Sweat-ninon, Aifirkswotth Inn ; and bleons. Enstlerlev, Long, and Lc% byamossers Inn,Loutlatt. John Coining, of Itlerennghaa., la the coons! of Warwick, Wiser, •i.aler Cod c.aprnatt,ta sorren.ier Joly 26, J,,and Aug. 20, at alevem, at Coo Stork Tavern, in truomughasn. Att.a- Bev*, John Matals'eF, IS.Yortingets.n; and John N ilso.t, Nu. 7, New Nonh-street, Rcd lam. Square, London. Edmund Toss...nut, nt tvlarlest lane, in the parkh of St Paul, Covent Garden, wo,e AA cyder merchant, to surrender July 26, at Cs, 27, anA Allgalt 20, at one, at Guddha:l, Lon do t. Attorneys, Mews. ►Ytlisatns and Sherwood, Austsn- F sr.. Tho•cas Mussels! Neal, North .street, Brighthelinston, in the county of So-oa-x, linen draper, dealer and enap‘nassoo wr te❑ Ice July IU, at ten, 13, and August 2U, at .use, at 4:uitit• halt, London. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, BArtleti. Buildings Holborn. DIVIDENDS. _ At gint 3 Lebbeus Ranson, ait; of the Cannon Coffee bottle, Cbantig.c es+, in the eutuity of Middlesex ( butt now • pit. tuner in the K ties bench Pri.ou),Livern•ke..per, elute and bran& merchant, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, Lend At. Augers 14. ItAthard Samuel Bennett, of I lennilsdach, in the city of London, hatter and hosier, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guitilhali, L,M4GII. Altus( IJ. Wiloant Runny, of Old Grarel.lan-,in the nand) of St Gee, ee in the East, to the county of Middleiie• , cur • ner, and leather cutter at one, at Guild:tall, enactors. Am t 14. Francis Bristow, of the liarmarket, in the county onliddlesex, bunt and shoemaker, dealer Ana cnAirman, at twelve, at Guiklhall, London. August 14 John Mills, of Brook fireect, 1 lammersinith, in the county of Middlesex, linen draper, done, And chairman, at eleinn, at Guildhall, London August 14. John Stott:, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew "{ot tani!, of Caveat Driffield, i r the court: of York, I n.trehautt. conifaflors, copartners, dealers, and chairmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 53 Robert Cells,of Woodford, in the county of Eseex. " " _ own d:aler, dealer and chtpinan, at twelve, .t London. Ansel 13. George Fryer, of Red Lion-street, in the p.iri,b of St. James. Cierlt,nwell, iu the county merchant, at one, at Guildhafl, London. Aneuvt 11. kshert Haycock, of Wells, in the cnunty of Norfolk, merehaut, dealer and chapuiatt, at ten, at Guild hall, Lovidon. Anon .f. P-al Lee, nf South Shields, iu the eaunty of Our. hint; clruggi.r, dealer and cnannian, at eleven, at the Shake spry ,Ver,., in Newca.tle•upnn.Tyne. July 30. Jame* Waist and Tiwmaa Ate, of Rasinghall.street, awl of Coble, in the county of Wilts., clothier., facto 8, dealer., an 4 I:l;Avilien, at twel;e, at Guilinal;, Lo.stinit. August 3. fhoma• FAISOII. of Mehemet. street, within the city of Loodna, perrtere., iruneweger and brazier, dealer and cha ,isars, atone, at Guildhall, Londort. July JO. Joaeish Mell,w, of Leek, in the county 'if St Surd, silk aunts arturer,dealer, end chapman, at ten, at the G.urge Ini,tn Leek. A :gust b. John TWO'S, late of Mani-heater, in the county of lik/USEtit.4.ll FUiLNITUILE ANL) ELF Vi.:Tb, Sf -ti(r.l ARE. Sy her. PIATF.S. On the Premises, 43, Shane-square, on FRIDAY, Jatr 1?, 1.36, at Chia o'clock. THE Genuine EIOUSEHOLI) FURNITURE , recninidng Fnur.,,n4 and other Hedge:ids and Fem . tures, Gina* Feather Reds, Mattresses and Wilding. %Vindow Curlews, Chairs and Sgres, Dieing, Caro and Per^b'°" Tables, Pier and Dr, e.iog Glasses, Itru,..ials and ut:ier Carpet., Coin* 11(iteiwn IL.q s s s, and nther Eff-tla. To I. / 4 eWri To- ,, 10111)111. CALtiflirliCS hard n( ,Mr. Pine, N.. :a, Welb.nk s , r,ct ; and at his !Loom., No. 2s, o,9sio street, Portman...lune. ?LOCAL/ILLY, OPPOSI t L BOND ATIOLET. By Mr. sTEINAKT, On the Premise - , by Order of the koignees of Mr. Jo'iri Ginger, Bookseller. a klaii4r.ipt, on Pit IDA Y. July 12,+' 4 tolowing Dan (Sun.l .v excepted), beginning the Salient rich Day at 'ewers • I E LEASE of the PREMISES, being one of / the boat, at the Writ-end .4 the Town, for ails R-tall Business 1 ildeeseise tbe valti..bie and choice Stork.( tt• t bit M-oleris Books, many in ei!egant bindings; the u.eitil and tint H %hop Fixtures, Sc. To be viewed on WesliteAlas a.id ThuriJay presioin to the Sale. Catalogues end printed Bariculars of the I.;are 103 r then be had on the Premise.; arid at Mr. Stewart's Attatss Rooms (uppirsite Albany), Piccadilly. LONDON:..-Nuted by CLORGE DAVIDSON, N.. Wych ‘tivet, Si. Clement's and vublottod hi JOSIAI., RYDER, at int Offi ac Office. Nu. li, Rack 9( Church, Strand, ahere (aides tor the Paw, ag• (1 ,00 7 — ' will be duly emended N. 1 paper •hanger. • On his return, Mr. EP set us was prnceeding in his erami , lation, with- respea to the measure and fraud on the public ; when Lord El.t. t. 31 a ,uotou observed, that if the man conceipecl himself iippose.l upon, it was no reason I $ lie si.totild be dragged to the watch-house ; his Lord- i i ship said, he mentioned this as a caution t‘, the De- fendant Whea the Prosecutor ha.l left his measure to stand a fair trial, was he to be brouAht to the watch-house, and afterwards an assault set up against him ? if this was per.i.ted in, be declared the Court would berrafter visit it with a severe punishment. Mr. Faux IN It said, he was instructed that he had several witneotes to sontradia•the whole of the Pro- secittor's testimony. After some other witnesses . were examined , as to the impyisonment of the Ps os t reutnr ; Mr. East le mentioned • was prticerating to state the cleicace ; whets . , ChiittAte, at II tee, at 1114 r (la _, . i l l u 'il tl ne , i a l . : te M r Alt la iM er aie ' 11114• I', ill the count, u , La.,. aster. - ' --. August %viio 6 , o,.Painittel4lidzietnra:,d.oc:.:tiik.:,: atinic,i.iii.l.ll4et ^ ... h o ur it e . h Y T n a o . ; . kl . r ,;: f l i e:e r it i t j i i , c s i t i i i , be r :7 11 , :4 6 ; it t : 4 4:4 1 . 1i and 6 C y ttl e .till g i 0 a m, :cl o t, e h; l it: t , l • ,. Ata.t,ust 5. John Richards-on, of Puelidington , in rho one , July oifn,L3,:l.f7c;W:iri!,l6imar.enr:cill7iitittet,..:llc,4.el.:,ii..r.fka:llefi.l Kingston. 1 t e r : tip4o. unt ,. le. ra i l 1 : i. iuji.,..71 th eu r. r i o t, u n: r s . , . t .d.,, s K iii , -: j ::: : :::i d ii ih iti: :: : :::: r n . os, a • August 9. Jonathon Lars, of Whitby, in the count v of y t „. ; shiph.dhler, d:aler mid cliapinao, at ten, at the D a ''' P Durk Tavern, in the town of King Nov 29 Henry Levi, late of Reim% tte, iii the em ote a Itelich PriSorr, at oite ' at Guildhall, London.. (Molter 19. Ahea!Lint Marcus Armtem, late of Len d , •, n erect, near Tottenham court- +old. in th e twain , or 34 ' ; h dleaet, linen , draper, dealer and cliapmatt, at t an , at G,, 44 : i hall, London. ' August 3. Northy Rowland. of Great Co:Ambit% in pi, I county of Es,ex, and P e te r R ow l an d , of the same li blanket-makers, at tot, at the house of Witham 5i.4,e;1:.. Mg tint Red Lion Inn. is Colchester, in the sank com ity. . &Toot 14. William Ja,,lcian Parrott, of Leigidon Loa.„rj, in the county of Bedford, wine sod tumuli, me.c...,..t c and chapartn, at eleven. at Guildhall, Lintilan. August 13. John Kea', of Corn lane, St. Mar, a , •- 1 London fanor, at eleven, at G ui ldh a ll 1 Augwd. 1 7. Thomas Berkley, of Cornhill, in the i•• - • , don, merch . it, dealer aird c: apnian ' at too, a: ~1 ' August 9. William Balding, lat e o f llolt, in tlo - t c,,. Norfolk, grocer and draper, dealer and C h a p man, at tie,.ei:. at the m i lt lo n , in Magilaien•strvet, in the city of Neon b ' August 11. Georg!. Anaell, of Whit 2 c ross a ll ey, in the a.'a.a. of Saint L , Antard, Sitoreditch, watch and clock E.itrg. maker, dealer and Chapman , at eleve n , a t Guildhall, Luudai, CERTIFICATES—Jot, SO. I Charles Bourne, lato of the tow., of Monmouth, in the comity of Monmouth, viatiallet and pig jobber. i Richard Kr wit, df the parish of Saint Philip and J rcoh, in Use cram& of Gionte.ter, carrifeetor, dearer and theorem I Ditto. Wray, of liirehin lan., in the city at Loalea, drag. ci.t, and citymi,t, dealer a t .d chatiman a „,_,___.____—,---_- __ _0___.......=—..--,....--.7.=. PRICF. OF STOCKS. YESTIRDAY. Ba..k Stock 11101 Itt • 3 per Cent It ethice4 ....... .....•• • •.• . 39;i1 • 3 per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent . 3 per Cent. Navy filli 69 • Long Annuitie5..... I ni:onital !tummies -16 ksh 3 per Cent. thrininin - 4: 5 Exchequer Bills .. Consols for T DISH, Stork beaker, No. 4, C , rahill, and 9, Charinearrm. PRICE OF IRISH o'll.lCKS":—Juan 2. Gov. Deb :31 percent... 69! . Ditto, 3 per rein SPili Ditto Stock, 3 per cent 94 Grand Canal Loan, 4 per cent ' Chi Ditto loan 6 per cent.. eta Rosal Carial Loart. 6 nor cent........ $9l COUR olf. (IF FXCHANGE —.TOaso — av, J. at 5. trostenta..t ....VI 6 i C. Genoa Oil Ditt.. at Sight ..,37 9 Veance 'lii Rotterdam. l9 51 SU. Lisbon 64 Haotburgh l5 9 St,. fJpono 6l Al•ama 't% 10 fill. Dublin Pant 1 day's date Si Id - D tin Itotirdeaux . 26 7 Portugal Gold i'l Coin Cadiz nato Mali trl ..... .- in paint New Direct Dittq 34 effect. Rarer in Bars ...... 0• U U Ratios Leghorn 5O Alio on the Wet: of MOM! Na;ilg. f Dublin on London (July 1) ` Ili • Be'fast on London I.llimitil) • • 7 11 ' Belfast on Dublin Ditto /..........41 SGI -Lir.. • BIRTHS. , Sunday morniitgot tier mildew, in Pak-place, Camber. well, Madame Jerome Matiaparte, of a soo. At Culaeria C.itle. Seoeu.,L on the 2.1 inst. the' Pied lice. the Coma as of Cissilts wa, safely delivered of a di ugh wr. tan Sunday, in Matichener equate, the Lady or T. Wheeler Winer, Esti of a son. At Li nieriek, on the Ist inst. the Lady of Li:utenaat Cailvol Peacocke, of a son and heir. DEAT/1.3. • Lately, at the lliittw,ll ,, , Ma. Rat rAit, . 1 !,,c,- . ~ at the late Barthineinew ItiehAoll ii.irov4.7. E.g. ul lirrk•khillrilVoN iii the county of Hereford. Oit Sunday 'a't, at lilt seat at Sonthgrte, Charles Wakes, Esq. Comptroller of the TaroTenny Pon On.e. mao l, : t i t csa elz , , k,,,4 7:. , : t i:d .t . G er m ifo en o w f•l ic tu h: % o V f oui a, pa l, E ra z tie uf g W rott eo i : ct icl:i . S w m .z e : d iyi ki et : ,::, * : rh .., ::: l l :4,,,, l t l i. ... 4. rh a Harbour Master h ab lia t .i ntai :e „ r a ef twAt t ..,:a he : P ilu t i t:r i t ,i4atea t h if :no L i nndatt a. plo t , 6.; stroke, Met. Feild.., relict of the late Paula I:cede - ilea+ of Stay - meal Bury, .n th.!.cfenty. of Hilts, WWI time Meta* foe the borough of Hertford. —...--• HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIER; Fs Morn ... .46 attn. after 12. I Evm..., 17 mitt. after 1. SALES B' AUCTION. , TO WA :lON MASTERS, TOWN CARMEN, Stile VENGER3.• AND-OTHERS. By 1), SADLER, At his Reposiittry, Gomel! sweet, on FRIDAY NEXT, . at Twelve okluck pnicsiciTawdhcon "l'e r " .PIFTEEN Strong Bortyy CART. H O RSES, • 11; moat of them young, mid In good c•mdition, net .a .1 y. ors old, the Property of a Person-declining the Seavtingerini HO.i.let , : aid upwards Or S:zty L its of Muses a+..l Cattutg of various descriptions. T. be viewed t . morrow, and until ttie time of ?VC