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I. . s . Pbtiek. *- . . ' titles, and said, tbdy beibil led to his mistrbss, Mrs. .—.....11..--- Browne, of Gower-street ROWATILET: Mary ()Godes, whin has been since married to one AN AFFAIR OV HONOUR ; OR, DUELLING BLIP.- Heldon, and her husband, being sent for and ex , LF_SQUED. amined, gave a very tatistaCtory account of their ;• Two clerks were yesterday brought before Mr. conduit. Goghner had slept in the house for some Bost) and Sir W. PARSONS, when duelling was urns after Mrs Barker left town, and represented completely burlesqued. to them that he was hired in another service ; and On Monday evening, Mr. GRAHAM received a not until the time he took away his trunk, had they letter, informing him that John Weir, a Clerk in the reason to suppose he was leaving the country ;he Sea Policy Office, and John Hutchinson, a Clerk to then bid them farwell, and said, he never should Mr. Fairhrother, Attorney, of Ely-place, Holborn, see them any more. He was always a well behaved were to fight a duel at six o'clock yesterday morn- man, and appeared to have plenty of money.— ing near Chalk Farm. When the servant maid went afterwards to inquire Mr. Ga•st•st, in consequence, directed Pearkes (or him at his friend's in the city, she was informed ' and Adkins to attend on the spot, and gave them a he was one to Germany. warrant to apprehend the parties in case of a breach Th•MAOIST RAT zs intimated to the pawn brokers, of the peace. The Officers attended accordingly. At that they must restore the goods ; and desired every the time appointed, two young men arrived ; they inquiry should be made, tendi , g to the apprehension ' walked about upon the spot, and the Officers had of Coghner. The further investigation was post ' no doubt but that they were two of the patties, and poised for a future day. were persuaded they had pistols in their pockets : About three o'clock, two young men rode up and . they continued loitering about Chalk Farm till down Hatton-Garden, at a most furious rate, near eight o'clock, when the young men went into alarming the passengers. and not only endangering • the house, and ordered ham, beef, eggs, and tea, for their own lives, but that of every individual they breakfast. The officers followed them, ordered the met. The Police Officers of this Office, with the same, and sat near them. utmost promptitude, immediately seized them, and One of the young men strutted about the mom, brought them before the Magistrate ; when it ap appeared in a rage, said he had met with a great dn. = ey ed they were two brothers, John and Ja mes appointment; that the pure North air of that country had got him a te their father, residing in that neighbourhood. • famous appetite to his breakfast ; the Officers like- They bad hired the homes to go to Hampstead, wise said, they had met with a great disappoint. along with several other, to a bull bait. The ment, and that they had good appetites to their Magistrates represented to them the impropriety of breakfast I and they all became sociable. After the their conduet, and the nature of their offence, but Olken bad enjoyed their good breakfast, they sat they would not make any concession whatever; their (as if by accident) on the young Men's pockets. i sto i,, a , to both Officers so d Magistrates was b e . aud discovered each of them to have pistols. yowl example, and they eves questioned their au- The Officers then undeceived them, told them .k......; The .......ty• l4 A OISTR AT t$ telt it necessary to order who they were, and that they sospeited they were that they should be detained, until they should find come there for the purpose of fighting a duel.— security for their future good condua ; bet despis- One of the 'young men acknowledged. that his i ng to procure any sureties, they were com mitted. same was Weir, and that he came there for the purpose of fighting a duel with Mr. Hutchinson. ausivioa.usools, ouitoostt. his fr;eert with him was only come as his *woad. 7.4. RHIN was charged by Thomas Grace, with The Officers then searched them, and found a stealing privately from his person, nine one pound • horse-pistol epos oath of them, with fi r- balls , and notes, and two . dollars. a born tall a powder. The Officers took them in ft appeared that the Prosecutor, having sold a comedy to s i so spike, slid afterwards bsoog h t hi t. cow at Smithfiet d. for that sum,.. and . after. • Hutchinson. wards met the Prisoner , an old acqua intance, A appenvesk on the investigation before th e Ma- tiey drank to ther at several public-houses. They ge "Warm stopped . at one in Fleet-moket, where the Prosecu % ghat die panics had , some time sinc e, very fable ; kiatchloson was ain of ter tell asleefil but, soon alter wakening, missed t.. ow d span d ag d u b , s ad • w a s so va i n o f not only his companion , but his money. Sea rch be * ‘• - - , • ) 81 . - ao .- • his f rien d to l ime ing made for the Prisoner at his own place of resi ' . . I - 1 0 ai— th at 6 : . 11114 Olgrifade; * :ad s :=! = ejeas . We;s: jauspeNt ee ' - Ibiellaßibere to be an • Weir. Indio ' the dlooti li t i ref i t 27a d s oreolelde . siblibbe vealeatialt bat the he wtssato a arstroh.r. Wok sod 11 0. by Wiles bellbteksees. obis iwourballsblPb 'sr! *am liscarl lli bis. i• ta ste Var wan of Meagre; ma be Mal amiletlies oebb-seeet hiatus*" is we mei& , igoltaisiariat4 abe Chtb. AI epriste4 sea tbas • I;e l =We anther as a mad bow& er a as* emil a Mei. two poems lan ser=set bolas a rodeams. Winces orator...hal es oftworo in on attempt at a reply I bat aabod.fdashenes. if hi • : wadi swept al a challenge : Herepbei. be *odd treat it at It deserved. . The sea day War sent a ebilkari to Hutches . eta, also renewed a millmillellaigo Mk* list he was eurpeised at ' offeebbel lab *brash et it - - • sevetal hours elapsed before he teturced Meas. He was then taken into custody, but denied the charge; and the Prosecutor persisting in it, the Prisoner seized a poker. and vowed his deattuflion. Being• disarmed of this weapon, he grasped a knife, and swore if the Prosecutor did ma leave his house, be would cleave him in two. After some holm spent in altercation, the Prisoner proposed to go to a public house. 'this was acquiesced in by the Pro secutor, when he took me opphrtunity of giving the Prisoner in charge to a Constable. The story of the Prosecutor being corroborated by the Salesman. who purchased the cow, and the Publican in Fleet-market, the Prisoner was com mitted fur further ecirni anon. A Court i.f Aldermen having been held at Guild hall, yesterday, where the Loan Marna was ob liged to preside. no public business was transarfted at the Mansion-Hense. woumpeme-mmmerou MR. FOX'S WILL. 'ti James ,rt the Will ami Tettanssat 01 the 0.- '-' Tbi is the lout . Fun, a Si. Anne's Hill, in the Pessak of Cherisey, County of Surrey. Whereas. the late Mr. Herdman, of Hatton Gar den, did by his Will give and bequeath unto me my Legacy of Five Hundred Guineas, which sum 1 aka be entitled at some future time to receive, together with the interest that will become due for the same now. Ido her-by give and bequeath one moiety or equal _part of all such monies unto my Nephew, Henry Fox, son of General Fox ; and the other moiety or equal half part thereof unto Robert Stephen, a youth, now living with Lord Viscouut ' Bolingbroke, in America. And whereas, I am entitled to one annuity, or clear yearly sum of One Hundred Hounds, lately granted to me by his Grace John Duke of Bedford, for and during the term of the natural life of Har riet Willoughby, in the grant thereof named : now, I de hereby give and bequeath the same Annuity uato my wife, Elizabeth Bridget, for and during the term of her natural life, if she, the said Har. riot Willoughby, shall so long live ; and from and after the decease of my said wife, unto the said Har riet Willoughby, for her own use and benefit. I give, devise, and bequeath, all the rest and re sidue of my personal estate, of what nature or kind soaver, not by me before disposed of, and also all and singular my real estates, whatsoever and where soever, unto my said wife, Elizabeth 'Bridget, her Heirs, Executors, Administrators, and. Assigns, for eon s wily I wish ker to mate presents in my name of any books, pilitnes, or marble, she thinks fit, as remembrances of me to the following friends : —Lord Holland, General Fox, General Fitzpatrick, Lord Robert Spencer, Lord Fitzwilliam, Mr. Hare, the Bishop of Down, Lord Jobe Townshend, Miss Fox, and Mr. Bouverie.. There are many others whom I love and value to the greatest degree, but these are my oldest connenions. I nominate, constitute, and appoirlt my said Wife, Elizabeth Bridget, sole Executrix of this my Will ; and, revoking all former Wills by me made, do de only heist( • ;sib eased who* he answered verbally the pre midetg *VIM% t bet cooelnied !is letter with say . •• *g o , be ermi ready to Mediate his coodoet as a . • itontioesscatri ama of Matz. at any doe or 01M Inis Aims iodated Weir so believe be its as" Nos and he wont to Chat Farm a : faeroeigq , maraise far sbas parpote. This silly etecepied a deal of the MA - owataatie use, dmidag which Hutchinson at. • tarp s& so forms ilso N sour aAtll to hear a dis play ot his oretiery. with which all those in the • Oirose were lighly emoted. At length Mr. fano said he was Om 'deed of bears/ so mach about a :villein" mid a Nan tf homers awl aniseed Weir. and Mr. liked. his second, to led Mil, themesires flOOl. and two aunties M 1001. meek. Htikliensti stet having committed any breach of the peace. was discharged. XATTOS-11111111111N. Yesterday, a long investigaiime took iplami before the presiding Magistrate at this Oasts ea tit ject of a robbery. committed in the boos of rt. Barker. of Gower-street, by the skewers being broken open, and stripped of table liase sbasiting, wearing apparel. plate, /cc. to a eiiiiiiarablo *Mani. Mrs. Barker stated, that early in He math at April last, she left her house in Gossonatseat. went to the North of England, leaving the house. he. in the ears of a confidential maid servant, (Mary Geodes). wits bad lived some years with her. SDortly previous to that rime, she had paned with bow seamservant, James Coghner. a native of Ger malty ; but from the high opinion she entertained of hie iesegrity. having had repeated proofs of it, and bawl's ban in her service four years, she gave him permission to sleep in the house, until he could suit himself with a place. About the latter end of August last, while in the North, Mrs. Baker re ceived a letter from her maid Mary, inclosing one she had received from (' slier, in which he inclosed a pawn-broker's of some of the articles he Coghner, duplicate of sot had stolen, describing where a great number more were to be found, Iltc. This letter was dated from Copenhagen; and he therein stated, that be was Ott his way to Leipsic, his native place ; but there was only the twopenny post mark upon the cover. When Mrs. Harker came to town, soon after, she discovered that all her drawers had been opened. • and locked again, and that every thing of value was gone. In the corner of one of the drawers, she found a nnrnber of daphcates, inclosed in an enrelopetnent, in which was an insolent address to herself, in Cogh ner's hand writing, stating, that be had served her right in taking . her property, and advised her to be more t antiou• in future. A number of pawnbrokers attended, with a quantity of the property, which had been pledged with them, at different times, and by different persons. From the description given by one of them, Coeur himself pawned some ar• Clare this ty to be my last Will and Testament. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this twenty-first day of July, eighteen bun ched and two years. Segued, waled, published, and declared, by the said Charles Jamas lox, as and for bis last Will and Testament, in the pic•clice of us, who, in his presence, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed oar names as 'Wm.'s', thereof. (Signed) C. J. rUX. EDW AXD ISNT. CHAR LtS estaaaote. ItORLIAT 011.13. Proved at London, e.oth of Oltoher, 1966, before the Worshipful Samuel Pearce, Doeor of Laws, and Surrogate, by the Oath of the Hon. Ebt.abeth Bridget Fez, widow, the Reba, and sole hteentrix, towhom Administration was granted; first sworn t administer. .. • - ',• • - es . . • •Paijet. - titles, and said, they beibilad to his midterm ..—...:*--- Browne, of Gower-street ROW.STIRLT: Mary Ooodes, isrEO has been since married AN AFFAIR OF HONOUR ; OR, DUELLING BUR- Heldon, end her husband, being sent for i LEsQUED. amined, gave a very satistanory account o Two clerks were yesterday brought before Mr. conduit. Coghner had slept in the house fo Bose) and Sir WM. PARSONS, when duelling was time after Mrs Barker left town, and rept , completely burlesqued. to them that he was hired in another servic On Monday evening, Mr. GRAIIASI received a not until the time he took away his trunk, hi letter, informiuß him that John Weir, a Clerk in the reason to suppose he was leaving the count Sea Policy Office, and John Hutchinson, a Clerk to then bid them farwell, and said, he never Mr. Fairhrother, Attorney, of Ely-place, Holborn, see them any more. He was always a well I were to fight a duel at six o'clock yesterday morn- man, and appeared to have plenty of mt trig , near Chalk Farm. When the servant maid went after w ard s to efr. Ga•e•si, in consequence, directed Pearkes (or him at his friend's in the city, she was it and Adkins to attend on the spot, and gave them a he was gone to Germany. warrant to apprehend the parties in case of a breach Th•MAOIST RATE' intimated to the pawn I of the peace. The Officers attended accordingly. At that they must restore the goods ; and desire the . time appointed, two young men arrived ; they inquiry should be made, tendi••g to the appri walked about upon the spot, and the Officers had of Coghner. The further investigation w ' no doubt but that they were two of the patties, and posted for a future day. . ' were persuaded they had pistols in their pockets i About three o'clock, two young men rode . they continued loitering about Chalk Farm till down Hatton-Garden, at a most furiot , - near eight o'clock, when the young men went into alarming the passengers. and not only ends • • the house, and ordered ham, beef, eggs, and tea, for their own lives, but that of every individ breakfast. The officers followed them, ordered the met , The Police Officers of this Office, sane, and sat freer them. utmost promptitude, immediately seized tf 1 One of the young men strutted about the r oom, b appeared in a rage, said he had met with a great dis- peered ;soh they were two brother., John ar ' appointment • and, like a true cockney , remarked ' t, by trade leathet-dressers, and ap t that the pure North air of that country had got him a to that father, residing in diet i a,akb, I famous appetite to his breakfast ; the Officers like- They bad hired the hems to go tole* 1 wise said, they had met with a great disappoint. alias w i th severa l ahem to a boll bai merit, and that they had good appetites to their Magistrates represented to them the imper b:eakfast I and they all became sociable. After the their couduet, and the nature of their offe Officers bad enjoyed their good breakfast, they sat et:sty would not make any concession wh,te, (as if by accident) on the young Men's pockets. insolence to both Quern and ',fermate, and discovered each of them to have pistols. yowl example and they eves questioned I The O ffi cers then undeceived them, told them IL who they were, and that thersespeited they were thority . .x . ..IIII4ACIIIITR Atte telt it Metter] that they should be detained, until they sh come there for the purpose of fighting a dad.— security for their future good conduit ; b •'. Oae of the 'young men acknowledged. that h i s trig to procure any sureties, they were coin ' ' • 'neane was Weir, and that he came there for the purpo of fighting a duel with Mr. Hutchinson. Jule tefeelto olll . o nto • ligaftersri with him was only come as his second. 744 Reek, was charged by Thomas GI Tbe Officers then searched them, and found a s t eal i ng privately from his person, n i n e c bilempistol epos oath of them, with five balls, and notes, and two dollars. • a hens full of powder. The Officers took them in It a pp eared that the Prosecutor, havi yID t h e 94 ,„, and of wards w els h ; m e . cow at Smithfield. for that sum, a • Vebinson. • • • wards met the Prisoner, an old acy Is sior wak os d o , ;, * ,, t i wat i so before tee m e . t ley drank together at several public.hou • that t h e ---- i - Z - 4 souse state dace , stopped at one in Fleet-market, where the bitheam ' 'was a lehilifie of ter fell asleep . / but, soon alter wakenin I di d di d • was w i wa ris a t not only his compaision , but his money. hi f rie d di h di mg made for the Prisoner at his own pla bt w " r agginni a r i e a p es Meer dm*, several hours elapsed before he 1 to le fretteepil es a teeetbart ibrebb, ohm. ra - b e . . He was then taken into custody, w ggfenes * • .16 ye* tarn to he ad . c h arge ; and the Prosecutor persistin Mai hisieedji slivialaiv Prisoner acted a poker. and vowed his d hv d i. meld* - i b e di ae o ng e rilej = Tieing disarmed of this weapon, he grasp • ,dhaih e idd i daddl id i b e; mad swore if the Prosecutor did net leave similidde this ha be would cleave him in two. After s k o o lial = li tok les W e i r di d ii i ii ddi gem in altercation, the Prisoner prupose • Met i~hiason , by Maidee lealleeisamme. taltes kk at hip aw a *public house. 'I his was acquiesced in I addm i d dihm k d ii eiry l ime ; e dg e* secutor, when he took the oppArtunity of , ~ iiiii - ,, - ems ., a man o f w ined; h d b i d Prisoner in charge to a Constable. • eibitelibb ellitb-seset bismut" is net *need- The story of the Prosecutor being et illjei 4 itll club, as appoineeds Met that by the Salesman. who purchased the col be si t IMF el e PIM elf MOM Of a Publican in Fleet-market, the Prisoner gee i mm d . a A dd s . mow pewees loin- nutted fur turther exorru alma. a_ t, Aosta sat Was a gentiemene A Court of Aldermen having been het p ws w or moha ti rs o , dr „ td ,..bed id d i m , i e hall• yesterday, warre the LoaD Mar an ammo e; a reply I bet mdmd. • -sass if he bged to preside. no public business was ti e woolliness* M a challenge tHe • be 'hada the Massion.kleose. trees& tbsenred. ang--Fterg.memeen , 'fikeiment ow Weir seta a obelbare to Humbia- MR. FOX'S WILL. . . sus. wismotwileiceismiernaiN min lime be --.....—. was surptheid at behlf ie lrallialli NM alms OS it Tkis is the Wit Wilt and Testament of the Hen . I only ceallield wise* aelommed Malbelly the pre- i',.a, of at. Anne's HMI, in the Polish et Ch i cam, awing i but teseleded hi Moe ebb le y own, ed Surrey. ing, laso was ready Si vimilaWie bb endell as a Wheneas, the late Mr. Hrrdman, of I . : Stessimacialli ama of hgrojite amy dim " den, did by bis Will give and bequeath Palm This -mow adored WNW so halve be in- Legacy of Fire Hundred Guitieas,. sir 1 •. , seeded ablates Noe Ned be 'OM so Chalk Farm shall be entitled interest some that future r will e been tinit • oiseteeelar enmelliesimibat perpaset. Oral" with This .in 1114111 emespiei a deal of the Mo. the same: now, Ido her-by give and le - 'war/Arse' time. *rim which Hutchinson at- moiety or equal part of all such mom e glint le bees die NI sourest as to hear a dia. Nephew, Henry Fox, son of General Ft plai of his enemy. with which all those in the , other moiety or equal half part thereof ..l , e ()dine were:r amused . At length Mr. Pomo Stephen, a youth, now living with Lc , ' said he was eked of howls. so much about Bolingbroke, in America. a V•aesams OW • Ilan tf homes lAA *end Weir. And whereas, lam entitled to one and bfr. Bland, his second. to leg hail. dennegvet clear yearly sum of One Hundred Ire in fila4. mad two "reties is 1001. each. granted to me by his Grace John Duke Ilueobbreet am having committed any breach of for and during the term of the natural the peace, was discharged. riet Willoughby, in the grant thereof le narrote-eaaven. I de hereby give and bequeath the sr Yessorday, a keg investigation took place before unto my wife, Elizabeth Bridget, fur t ! the presiding Magistrate at this Office, on the sub- the term of leer natural life, if she, th jag of a robbery, committed in the house of Mrs. riet Willoughby, shall so long live ; a Barker, of Gower-street, by the drawers being after the decease of my said wife, unto I, '.* broken open, and stripped of table linen, sheeting, riet Willoughby, for her own use and I wearing apparel, plate, /cc. to a considerable I give, devise, and bequeath, all the ernitellt• sidle of my personal estate, of what ni l'i Mrs. Barker stated. that early in the month of soever, not by me before disposed of, April last, she left her house in Gower-street, and and singular my real estates, whatsoeve went to the North of England, leaving the house, wormer, unto my said wife, Elizabeth J - Re. in the care of a confidential maid seavant, Heirs, Executors, Administrators, ansl (Mary Geodes). wise bad lived some years with her. awn $ may I wish her to mate pre !Meetly previous to that rime, she had parted with name of any books, pidluies, or marb bee snamservant, James Coghner. a native of Ger- fit, as remembrances of me to the folio scaly; but from the high opinion she entertained of —Lord Holland, General Fax, Genera his imegrity. baring had repeated proofs of it, and Lord Robert Spencer, Lord Fitzwillia i haslet ban is her service four years, she gave the Bishop of Down, Lord John Toe him permission to deep in the house, until he could Fox, and Mr. Bouverie., There are suit himself with a place. About the latter end of whom I love and value to the greater August last, while in the North, Mrs. Baker re- these are my oldest connenions. ecived a letter from her maid Mary, inclosing one I nominate, constitute, and appoint I she had received from Coghner, in which he inclosed Elizabeth Bridget, sole Executrix of I 1 a pawn-broker's duplicate of some of the articles he and, revoking all former Wills by ms had stolen, describing where a great number more dare this only to be my last Will at were to be found, Iltc. This letter was dated from In testimony whereof, I have hereunt . Copenhagen; and he therein stated, that he was on and seal, this twenty-first day of July, his way to Leipsic. his native place ; but there dred and two years. • was only the twopenny post mark upon the cover. Segued, sealed, published, and declared 61 When Mrs. Banker came to town, soon after , she Jamas lox , a s and for his last Will and T discovered that all her drawers had been opened, mc•clice of us, who, in his presence, and . c * • and locked again, and that every thing of value was each other, have irtd subicri beil ) oar names as wit (hi gone. In the corner of one of the drawers , she found g EDWARD ISNT. a number of daphcates, inclosed in an envelopeinent, CH A a Las p gm snots. 4 in which was sea insolent address to herself, in Gogh- kORLILT GILILS. ner's hand writing, stating. that he lied served her Proved at London, "oth of Oftobe right in taking her property, and advised her to be mere tantinu• in future. A number of pawnbrokers the Worshipful Samuel Pearce, lk and Surrogate, by the Oath of the I attended, with a quantity of the property, which • Bridget Fox, widow, the Relief, and had been pledged with them, at different times, and by different persons. From the description given towhom Administration was grant by ens of them, Coghner himself pawned some ar- to administer. AI PAL MIT LLIGENCB. TORTSSIOUTII, OCT, f? 0. Sailed the Sarnren sloop of war, with a Let of transports, &c. for Falmouth and Cork. , —Wind Easterly. FALMOUTH, OCT. 18. Arrived the Swedish brig Faveurte, Capt. Sete- Uns, from Corlstram, for Portugal ; and the Retina, Pearcy, from London, to load wines for Buenos Ayres. Sailed the Princes; Elizeird Packet, Capt. Djdi, with two Mails, for Lisboa.—Wind Easterly. IPLiminuTH, OCT. 19. The convoy, with the Jena 801 l (as per lan), re turned same evening ; also the Insoleot, Bowie, Ice. The Insolent, with the Powone, sailed again -yester day, with the wind at East ; from whence we have had a fresh breeze for six days, which has retarded the arrival of the Hdterria. Arrived the Nimrod cutter, Captain Marsh, from the fleet. Sailed for the Eastward His Majesty's ship Poly phemus, 64 guns, and Prince of Wales, for the Chan nel. There now remain in Cawsand 13.1, the Len , don, 98, Menfrgue, 74, Achille. 84, Adis. 90, Cop- Min, 74, Th;sais, 74, Mahn, so. and Piastagenet, 74 guns. In the Sound, the Phaviir and Thetis fri gates; also, Plover, IJelsght, Cheerlo and ♦':Rmy brigs, &c. Lying in Hamosze, Vide de Parts, Prince, Menetch, Mars, and Terraile; frigates, &c. Acute, Palls, livericisen. Decade, Lased, Disparh, and moan. DEAL, OCT. 20. Arrived the Skylark sloop of war ; Arrow schoon er ; and the Blow gun-brig, from a cruise, and re main in the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wind S.S.E. states: en, OCT. 20. Went out of harbour to the Great Note, the "'water sloop of war. Capt. Richardson. The Fslron sloop of war, Capt. Saunders, has the signal flying for Tormingen.--Wind Easterly. CHATHAM, OCT. 21. The riflery, of 100 guns, is again ordered for cointniseion. We have not yet heard who is to have the honour of commanding that noble and dis tinguished vessel. The B,sehrreur is ordered to be navigated down, to Blackwall. for the purpose of being fitted up gs a barrack for the reception of the Lascars who come to England in the East India Company's ships. IRELAIfD. —mom— DUKE OF BEDFORD'S AGRICULTURAL lat.._ (Concluded). CASTIABiI, ocr. 1 I. On Thursday evening His Grace the Lord Lieu tenant and suite arrived at Westport House, the magnificent seat of the Marquis of Sligo. The Doke was there met by a seled party of Agticultu rists. His Grace was early on horseback yester day morning, viewing the numerous flock of his Noble Host, and his extensive farming improve ments : he was particularly struck with the skilful arrangement of the spacious farm-yard, the threth ing mill, and various other machinery ; the while of which are admirably contrived to be wrought with the greatest facility by water. Westport House and demesne could not fail to excite great admiration. Among the numerous curiosities of this place, may be classed the extraordinary Irish wolf dogs; a race peculiar to the island, and now exclusively in the possession of the Marquis of Sligo. These were brought into the great Hall, and much admired.— His Lnidsitip's famous Bull, Brew). Jack, this day arrived from Ballinasloe, decorated with his tibband, 2 ; winner of the Gold Medal, and underwent a third inspeetion from the Duke. A lamentable ac cident happened here a few days before, by another bull of his Lordship's killing his keeper. His Grace received advice here, that the cattle and sheep, which he had presented to the Farming Society, were safely strived from Woburn, at the Pl.cenix Park. The Duke and suite left Westport House soon after six this morning, on their route to liasle wood, the seat of Owen Wynne, Esq. %%here they will remain until Monday, and then proceed to Farnham House, the seat of Earl Farnham, near Cavan, and return to the Phanix Park early in the Inext week. FROM LAST NlO HT'S GAZETTE. Adni.alts.9ffica, Ocl. 21, 1906. Copy of a Letter from tire Earl of St. Vincent, K. B. Admit , and Commander iii Chiel of His Majesty's Fleet, &c William Marsden, Ent. dated on board llw Majesty's ship the Hibernia, off Urhaiit, the 14th 0.20b0r, 1806. SIR-. 4 transmit herewith& letter, with its indocile', which I h.iye this day received by the Nile trigger, who conveys this to P ymouth, in pursuance of their Lindittipe instrighoos of the 18th ultimo. I am, &c. SC. VINCEN'r. Trimurti. Oft Caps Finiiterre, 13, 4 1 . 6, 1806. MY I,osl3—Herevrith your Lordship will receive the co pies of two letters from Captains Cn:lier, of His Majesty', ship Vie Minerva, which mark the continuation of that enterpris ing spirit which has distinguished the Minerva 's Officers and Ono's company during the wlio:e time she has been under my orders. 1 have the honour to be, ie.:. (Signed) ELIAB HARVEY, The Earl of St. Vincent, K. R. Admiral and Commaorlor in Chief. His Wjeste's ship Miner's, at anchor off Ons clot .1 , 1105 SlR—Reconnoitling the Inlet of rontevadre en the tilht of tae 29th alt la the cutter, I stood in for the Mole of rulto Novo, and eta out two chase mare sa. Oa tae lit, the barge, undertieutimint James, cut off from the Sal of Rocks a Spanish lugger Corn Avilcs I have the honour to be, d • (Signed) G. R. COLLIER• Rear. Admiral Harvey, &c. &c. &c. Ilia Majesty's ship Minerva, at anchor of Urn Island. tact 5,110 G. _ _ - - SIR-.To pm.. in some degree the general correctness of the information which I communicated to you in my Wet of yet' erday, 1 proceeded last night in the cutter; with Lieutenant Mettaiea, of the Marines, followed hp she bge, in charge of Lieutenant James, with Mr. 14.11, Midshipman, and a taiact party of Manna, to reenanoitra the Say of Roche, In the hope of filing in with some of the .siat bus-noata osee Cavil. • . . After a TOW of seven boors, we had the go luck to be hailed by one (whom we thsenvored at anchor within pin .1. sort of the shore, attended by a small pm-lauch, with a bitten foul pounder); she was immediately board-•d on the quarter, anti carted, as well as her attendant, without the lots of a single man. She proves the licanish gon-beat, Nn. 2, com manded by Lieut Duo Je.se Lo r e*, mouots a long twenty. four.pound gen An the bolt, . 4 4,,kte 2 11 0,1taaell complement, thirty ra.u, hsvinf some soldiers of the regin ia „, Leon. ~cci id In ) ,,,,e t W Lieutenant James, I mitilikeoliouve, rav utetivsfur atak.tig out in this affair, proceeded fr tua ilia k • • . Ldge i conceived mym t luemested elf respeet;„ 4 ;1 , 4t It afforded me an opportunity of ortneesing hi-a.at and rre • city ; Lieuteuarit Meares, Mr. Hint, Utt Marine', crew., I have so tremiently spoken of, that nothing !ems,' nee to add, but the conviction how highly they merit eve former praise. 1 have, dac. (Si; .ed) G. IL COLLIE(;. To Eltab Ilarrey, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Bite, dt.:. arc. Me. • BANKRUP rs. Joseph Ilarriv, of Great Shire-lane, Lincoln's inn the c nu.ty .tt Middlesex, army cap maniramorm, ao op , render U.A.rh.n 28, 29, and December 2, at tam, at Gutidlialt, Lido 1. Attorney. Mr. Popkin, Dern.,trem, Sarin Joseph Waters ' of Old Bethlein, Li the err of 1.0114‘,. y aa i m and chapenti, to surreader October 215, hetke va . bar 4, arid De -ember 2, at eleven, ar Guildhall , Leedom. 4 / r. tereeys, Md.-PI Cr lint and We let , Spitet-sge ire. Seattle; or the Halpherket, in theeuuuy of w its dle.ex, hardwaremau. d. tier and charawitt, Lasurranderttgrti. bee 211, at eleven, Nove.:l2 r 5, and !Jett-other Z, s,. et Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Patten, CfNlSAlltvi tea .g.rdes. Matthew Lee, of Wellington, in tin!' county ie Sernea,t, scrivener, to surrender Nova:Finer 1. 4, and 11, me sperm, at the Old Lmld.iii Inn In Exiner. Sarephard and Adliiirna, riedfuni-rovr, London; ma! , Hancock, jun % s iv ! -me S^rnt f.dearl Cu 1111.11, Gitindisatirgh. in tbo cotarr n( ss, shopkee s ker, dealer Aid chspimin, to surrend Norembq et mese r. 6, and Dree,nber 0, at fig, at tii Bun Lou, Li Wu A',(l44e, in Suff.& Atturogars, (ILemm.'l curie, Palur r , and • 'Pugh, Gree's lust Moats, Lembo; ad Mr Pulliam, Wondering', Sofa* Tnomas Colbourn", tine et late of nesistrides, in it. eoui:ty of SOIIIC•t. [Well maosuf,Actuter, grocer, d Act. chapman, to surietider November 3. 4, and Deceinner 2; •.t eleven, at the Virginia Inn, In lienstridge, In the courej if tonterket Attotneys, Mr. &M. I lens , rulge ; and Mom, Blake and Son, Trink'v-cnnit, Creek-sheet, Landoll. Robert Willi-mai, 'ate of lawn, in the ,aseitty of Lanca•Aer, entten spot net, dealer and chopesavi, to sernder Nmenibm 11, 12, and D4cemb. r 2, at eft• ea, at the Globe Tawm, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. P. Woods, Ler Lanett, Lire, pool ; and Mr. Tneinas B acketock, Saint Mildred', tem; Poultry, Leedom. DIVIDENDS. November{ George Herwlie ' of the 914 City Chambers, Bishopsgate.rYeet, London, ingethant, at ten, at Gaildfi.: November 11. Jeerer Malward rad, of Colersenitelee nig., in tl'e eity td London, taßor, dealer, and cliameaci, lee, at Guilt:dial. November 15. • Joveph 14fammr, Imo of Matielesield, ire tlg, county of Chester, cheok•nanefe.i..cer, dealer ay4 tramp man, at eleven, yt the loaf Lisa Imo, In Heaterolfileg, in the county of Lpeleaster. November 4. Modes Greatres,,dele of Mellen-Coldheld, in • enemy of Watorek, broker end aectampler, at tea, at hall, London. Novensber 20. Luke Whettlev the old if Iledworrh, in a': s.,unry of Warwick, botcher, at abedb, at tee ail Fleur,da•lit, in N L:1 u.atuo. By, thy ealsopaty November it. Peter Duffy, live of ‘ Newntemst et , 07' read, In the tenet' of Middlesex, wine -merchant, natictiaprnan, at one, at Guithlnell, Lendoe November Id. J ,mss !dove Bn ia.e of the eity uf Bath, in tou.dy of Sonterve.. Watetiontleer, iem , l l 4- t a' • chairman, at eleven, at 'he home if Matthew Teuilile," Castle and Nell lee, tth. . • CERTI7ICATF.S—Nov IL. Samuel Balky, of Wood street, Clealaside ; in ihe city of Len• don. hosier, dealer and elitpinan Jodi , Jamas of the borough et Truro, in the county of co ea moiler.sctlvener earl tin- merchant Wilman Wilson, of Colehemer, is the comity of Knee. rte - chant Robins &Melia, of Liverpool, is, Oka Cilleftey of Laneatet,met- chant, dea;q: and Chi@ I.= Th..ma• gebtr Willitnet3 or/rill...we:l. in the p..;'. .d St. Wire, ‘ntilernahlt, w avo arm* ei Sta.reYe ntAing dealer an-I, htpr act , 6 • .04 .•• Michael Philbps, el eon Mee Heenitacet, is the centre of ht.ddiennt, ,der a* eii Cherie*• ei the useist - Jrnetien Wharf. W me. Irian, in the Goy .4 LenJw.n. itAl.isimaliew, lege" IA charnels. 11 , 111141., PAMIR 114 I/1 and let the COIO4 CARDIFF. fleet !swerve. ••• ' 1 " ' 0 •• Jas* lowa iissw. Owe a. Inlet-ii hliep4*****l .f Citafteepn, 'Mew. ',honer in lint M 1,10.0 teieen el the in.ur /MST NOT ICZ. Wiriarn Melee, termed" *e Precincts( Mee *mop, i* thee...eel todegooscieowo DIV N IiTOCKS, Ot. T. 115. Government Debentures, ail pct 701 Govt. Saelr 5 1./TOanta Q G.an4 Canal LIMO, 6 per Cent. 471 i tXSUKSZ 158 EXCRAtigiemot t 21. Aristes4e-n ... .33 11 II C. t:...ine ... ..... 4 1 Lie rte. Met, at 51/I.t .. NI 2 Vs**. IS. C.... 3:r DiUg• keit...am oaf.. II II V. Lida. 6 , H...abuggls . B9 5 I U. Uperte Rit Altell2l ...... .. :.1 6 V 11.1 1'f.,1.1.0. ' ivy Pans . 14 0 Lis. 1 Cods • 131 Mu , 2Us liAl119 . 1111•VX Csd•s 241 etre.-t. a 1.,:. 83•1 per es. t ••• --..-- pitta. - - 7: Mai hi 3BI effect. Mew Dulleis ..•.• •.• .7. Unto - S •vet on Mn ~.• .-- ) 6 ; tieb,.• 9Bl Ne• Lee: , GaAs .. -- --• '''' Leghorn 6 ti • Ales .11 Ise Sant of tleii.ed Naples Dublin on Lander (04it, 16 ' • • tt BinTH. At Letteenuey, Scotlan• , , en the 111 , h ing'', ten Wila s:r J•nrt. Gereu“, But. wet Ishudy dellesei u( ot a 4,1094". CIItATII9. On Wednesday kit, ai Fin. after a lintr•rhw tinter.ly regrvilrd, Mies Irr,res Wardell. thud da.ish•er Om late James Wardell, F.ty. the %amp ce tJa Setaraav lest, in Upper Clearlrate.streei, Vottrol."9"" , the Lady of sir Alexander t amdtu I. At fireedratouth, ge , nland; Mr gehfrt Cuthir -tson, Coo, petite', aged 45 His death Wlf• oceesiatiel by • small o^^. (rum a oath in hit foot, illicit In a few dnys brewed * .- 1 ad Jaw. NIGH WATER, THIS DAY.' AT L rtlErßi Mwa••..a 7 after 10 II .... MO • LONDON -Prnud by G. DAVIUSO III . Rio 17 . IluP Bow-sweet, C0:m.4.11414c ,, d (Am. IS, Nark of' St. athie..{ ChirCLl. W. STUCK, of No 7, Vow 15. 11 " W it.. 4 41 '^ra• ic• th Pulpoir, ten: .• •tv• Ow , / Nip tes duty Stteletisi M. • THFAiRE-ROYAL, DRUB THIS PRESENT' EVENINC TheirT Sertinu will ad HE COSSTANT C( Sir Merry Wilctair, Mr. Ellishm ; Md. Doggett ; C.olenel Standard, Mr. Harryn Sir: Mathews; Beau Clincher (ant tie 11,,edi Lurswell, Mre. Powell; Angelica, After whit+, the Grand O T peratic; THE FORTY HII • TM Charrelers by Mr. Kelly, Mr. Mal Mt H S 4 hew, Mr. De Camp. Mr. Rap 1110..ele•si Mrs. Mountain, Mn. Sharp, ot. SAtur , acy, The School for Friend FM , Thiivee. -- • THEATRE-ROYAL, t LIVEN HIS PRESENT EVENINi A.• will be Acted, a Comic Opera, call; MACBETH, is et-whirler of fleottand, Mr. Hull ; Wolof, Mr. C. Kimble; Banque, Cresetra; Roo,. Mr. bruuton ; I beybisebetb, Mei Stamm After wMth, the revived Mel VALENIIME AND 1 The Ctsehictert by AV. Foley, Mr. Gri alt- clter t. fAls. St. *pr., sirs. : hem geteripa fre. glia. au. Toilette*, The arrgiar'a Opera. THE WORTHY AND INDEPEI • OP THE CITY OE WESI • GiniTs.susa, • T was not is My iNSPse to ell ,111 spate to tit insslobells sham, at die hilisslisg stake 16ts of la 'Oldness ond Isejsl Ass pawl t ie as a p your c..nft4eafolind discos, to succeed s oentative Mr. kits.momotive mov fotinKuislood 1106011 sasissuil to me, asived, upon dos commisiiillo• the sani eniC O tea s solo/. present mm ni iessaatian of an rot, opens to' sae the cootie doty,'gratitistie, end %V ambition, arnestly solicit hens tali or you the ouil vote, it neeessorb at the approsol no proreselorr, 1 em confident eta d( Are. What 1 have been, 1 shall cent lima'.e of the printiules of Mr. Fun is sawed duty. It ht a solemn ptile. •bo theta olio waited bit co:Valence, d i lurie ()hewed in hi, steps glide living. Such execute my hatable share in that trust, at all times be overpaid by the cdinin, tod approbation. 1 have the honour to With the stuccrest resetet an snmemset-place, • Your e)ct lb, Ibo 6. SUCH. ERIN: The 'Committee spa have notiertal duct of the Election grilse Right Ikea, Maw, Mr **Coy 0( Westminetee. Noblemen and Gentlemen, will mid Tifton, order the !taw, anent G day excepted :-- • W. Adam. En. , Bi.y W Ziff df BArryniore Mom Sit B. Barclay ISett. M. P. John Hoe. T. Brand Mr. Closet Betel Mr. it D. Beamormt _ Mr. JI 1• Mr Bure.rs Mr. H. Rowse Mr. ISarick tsfr. Oakes' Ld Geo*. M.P. H. C. °inset, Esq. M r . H Corers', tsq. Tenntaeroeey, Ly. M.P• .1 Went*, Esq M r. 4. Courtney, Eta 1.4 P. T. R. Corker, Esq. Ms. Crllerst Mr. Coi..er r. Calsol Mr. Cadbury Ott Camped Mr. Gimpy!' Mr. Cons Mr. ce WOWS Ale:sander Davidson, lA. D F. Maedonell, Mr. W. A. Dowses Mr Dorant Davison • r. Ilison Mr. Eyre, stn. Rt. ea. General Fitspatrltk, Jahn Fordyce, Esq. M !rev Fmnklys, Eel. Mr. Fenton ThiitassGrahans, Raq. M.P. 3. Goan" fag. A. Graham , Esq. Ili Gould, Esq. J. "1, Grote, Itisq. F. Glossop, Esq." J. Grubb, Esq. Si! „4 Grlltnit Hanttstial% Aatt Sir Charles Hastings, Bart. Hilary froward, Eau M F. lltdbird Hurst. 41 P. Thomas Hints. Esq. Robert Ileethcove, Esq. Ilisrupbres Howarth, Stag. J Halliday M • Hunt Itl 111.1,19 Mr. Nadeau 14 't HT, • " FQR RIIEUMATIOAS, STEERS!S ()POD] dici;e, (rpm ui extraordinew tied t, the Reputation it hat au I , lather Preparation of the Kind. By attenuates( 4,olitial. A is found to pheadon fe Kneursatens, Mpaiera eramPa t Ageism. Swaim.., Berne, S Sting rF ienomniaz insect: ; It is Pa Coototious, ly loos" the Legs mid Feet, after lung b:xetc, iltat,es a'et ir tikes) ih into 'orealeinz, but ft.r this purp.ase applied ,tarry. Sold "Alt 4? J'. Nearbery end Ntad, Load" i Rota , *ppointoteut, „.„J r . Nottbery and gilt oil • C1 2 4%1341:4, London, in -r by tbelr Appointment, by Dicey Ati SRI tai; aeon and Lb tbn, and I taw 10 Wady, )e Bend4treet; It. , yny a 10 41., 14K141..m., HnaYin l ; R 1 • ' 4 . - faith ; and r , . 1) 0, •• e, . ..tisb d at it' tha: dl! twit ” 4 a , sir • nt At ." .4,ei•gratial in tbir:Limp. • nstV. Wall 1 Vir on J. n nt, Mr. ; Mr I PR ICI: QV STOCLS, YES (low VC 3 per Gut R.A. , eed 8 I , er 0-11 t Coatseit 4 per Cent* -74 a s.ill 5 yet Cent. Nary . 5 per Cent. Loyahy ... 'V, Long Annuilis4 Ogno urn loots Mork 1 ,, i1a linne o f Z. 1 ,.. L , Excheque= Bulls P...3,:Wi Lottery Tickets Conant, for T. BigH, St ,, k-h,eket No. 4. Celellar.leA 0. C . . , c . - , et ittrMBER 1185 •)