The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-30 00:00:00

LORD 1114Y011. Yesterday a_Common Hall washell ofThe Livery -of London, for tl:e purpose of eleCting a Loan I..t.Yott tor the year ensuing. A few ininnies after tote o'd'Ock, the .present Loan Nl4 Si4eiitfs, Aldermen, &c, appeared on - Ole - hustings, and the Court being. opened in the usual term by proclamation,. The litttottora> addre,sed the Uve,ry, saying,, they were tml for the purpo,se of nominating two preperpersons.to serveliin the hiclt and inliorlartt ()thee of LORD l\hYoa for the yea,r ensuing,. Tile names Of the diff:::rent Aldermen would he l tat in un atilation by the protir Officer, and he had no doubt tlAi • eitoi; e would be such as would . do them credit. The CO•MION SKUJRANT stitl, that the Worthy . and Leaned Ret order had already infbrined the i'ery they were convened this day to that two. of their own INlagigtat..l: to be returned to the Court of Aldermen, for th , :m to Itorinnate !rate to fill the - high and irroortant office of :Mayor of this -1;1c:A tOr the year ensuing.. He should read to ti.e.nthe mutes, at the Aldermen standing in rotatien for the eleCtion of the Lively. They Otlid af ~ erutt: - d be put by the proper ; Otticer, and the Lively would then, and not u.ttil then, their chi i,'e by holding up their hands, and.sheWing on whom 'li it' election ".I'so it the dithqent Aldermen were then cil!ed over, and the show ot . hands teats declared by t;le Sherd - to be In favour of JOHN ANNESLF.Y, Aldermm rani Merchant ,Taylor; and Alderman Fi.owEri ; upon which the Aldermen retired to their Council Chamber, and about :a quarter before two o'clock ret,roed, upon which R ix ,,, vm - t i t said:. that the Eleaion had fallen cn Mr Mdcrimut ANNESLEY. ; The Officer cat ire (.'tort called that Gentleman forward, ttiho came accordingly, and being invested with the gelid chain , .the insignia of office, Mr. AhlerotatCANNtst:EY addressed the Livery, paying—" Nothing can be more flattering; or nuirc grateful to nay teelins, than the opportunity which you have git en me this day to Addp..ss you, since it is a proof, that' by your approbation bf my past cOn dna,' you do nor think m9.altogethcr unworthy . Of your finitte coutidenCe. I can only say,' that since hate hid the. honour of being a Member of this'COr.. rotation, and more particularly since I ha - ve been tan Alderman, I have attended to the ditties of that office in such a manner as to be of some utility, I . ' impe t i to t'lw Public,' and of no discredit to. myself. G.enthint,n, the % , ery honotirdnie station in you have now plle4 - d nte, requires my untemitting attention and utmost care to pertortn the arduous d ut i es ss idcli 13, , 10ng to it, and -which 1 shall en .deat otiv , t6 do, and to met it a continuance of your est. etq ; rift' I do assure yon, that in every iristance •3 shall aanrOn principles of manly independence, ant in suproit .of the rights and privileges of the Citizens of London. I hope tuy - conduct for the year to cof4e will he such as not•to'he undesers'ing or your notice, so th:it when I shall ltai . e the 'honour of appearing hefure you here again; to resign into yoqr hands the 'Office with which you hate been pleased to invest me, I shall receive the, cnne token of your approbation a , 4 - have the 'good fortuna to posses,'at'pregent. From the example of your present, worthy Chief.Magismite, tri:m the calms ,' and eldvice ,of my worthy. Brethren, and front thp aisistance of the different Odicers of this:Conti, I trust Irshall be enables) to discharge the varfous„dtl- t i es o f tLis important Office in suet; a manner as to merit yor farther approbation. Gentlemen, 1 re,. turn you my hearty thaiihs for the honsotir you hate now conferred on tni,; thii day, an honour wlech it shell be my anthition tO etide,it our to Licata ve," : M r. G ui p grr u s tooted the Thanks 01 - the Livery to Sir JA)4I7.SI.IItANSCWO, toe of the late Sie! itfs of L•mdon anti County of MiddleseN, for 1101110 :he duties, and integrity In !the execution o f that important office. Mr., JAMES DIXON said, that what t't orthy friend, Mr. Griffiths, had just observed on the inte .grity cit Sir James liranseomb, °fleet the late She, ilfs, and the Thanks which he prOpoSed ,as a reward I:,ei . that integrity, were justly. merited. But al.'. ,tht4v i ,li it thigh% appear strange, said he, 1, tor my o wn part, never could give my consent to that vote beipg cotpled with thanks to Sir Jonathan Miles. I could give my consent bribe proposition, that tiler Li vcr y 0 1 Lorwoti, in Common flail assembled, Shwa' Site their thanks to:. Sir J. Miles, fig his t con:itrt as one ef.the . Sherith of this City, He came hefore Us, rand thrust hin.sell for Ward, ender a faithful promitie.fo perform all the duties of that Im pOrtant ethic -r-1 appeal to you whether he has dope 8 1 or not appeal to • jou whether he has not ne , 2.lected otnies ?—I iippeal to you, whether h.is not, itt many instances, - neglected his duty to th. public.?—As rich, I hope and trost; that the proceedings of,:t his Common . Hall will go forth to tqe word, marking our disapprolitation of Id -: Ids •con dud ; h which purpose, I lan a a motion to submit to you it thou be in your hands to dispose Of L. as )00 .please. . • alio Thanks .of the Livery to Sir James Brani comb,was-thtm put and carried witliuut.a dissenting voice, aid anneunccd . accorilingly, • Sir JAMis BRANSCOINW.--" GenCetpen of the Li vely and 'Fellhv Citizens, it is with inexpressible pkiiane that I embrace the present monicrit at thus .puOlicly-tlKnking you for -the very handsome man ;lL w i l i c L. y ou :h a ve been pleased to notice me, as one 01 the. law:Sheriffs of t lint great City and-County oftslidniesex ; •an honour, G;'n.lethen, wlien, I hope and 0.0.4, I shah ever retain a , dtit. iwnSte at, as it rallies with it the toost„ pleasing of all ideas t o me, namely; that_ of my.eondnei, during the time 1 have been in your '.service, having met your approbation, remember the honour confared 011 toe this day to the latest period, 04 . : lila ; and be a l Ssuri , d, ( L-iptoiitlit,.: that in tshatir.vor hituation the Livery ut to, d:Jni, or my 4111)4.4-Wit:OS- at large, shall tiottß fit to place me, i most studiously eticltta, your to discharge IN. duties bitiongibg to it. Gin.. tiouien, at; it let; hO.O, so it ever shall be, the height 1 41 or , , at oolOott tci ;101, - C. yeu." 7 -014ch up/,1, I r. Ilactrc: iiii. icawzird ag,;itt, and. disapigobatio'a of the sure t tindudl 411. 4; WHO'S%; , of the Oyer 11 Companies in ;;;;i: asseru . bi . e4, consi4er. ogrkivivv* L(NDUN : h At tho SVN-Urli called upon. to mark'niar, disapprobetion of =the .con dotl of .Slr Jonathan 3%•iiles, vile of I.lie latis.Sherag et this City, for r.vgrtience anl -inattention'. I to, the ranous dutie; ot, that impoitai-s office," A. Liveryman in the mi..ttlie. Of the 4- I;111, Whoie inure %ye co‘. - eld not learn, ,obs,.rved, th,a, Sir Jona than hari received pnWie tuadlis 1,4 r his coo-, dna at the !rie.e Ledion ; why should lie • !tow be the subject mirked disapnrobiiiir.,n - ?If there w e re ;my real conplaints. against bins, why not ex., plain them specifically . • DtxoN. , --I' have no inclination to, enumerate. RH the inq:inces of miscondud in Sir sas Sheriff , ti r her. hat't any - thhig to urge: his ptivat cldraeter. Btr'. a• ? . Sheriff,,..lllo.lltitalWi.s ns.4g;ig - once are so mutter( OS, that I shoniu tid‘e too much of the tinie of - this Court if I end vOured to recAe 'them all: . One instance I a'II • the • Lord Miyor Was kept one night uiu (woke o'cioels.waitingfor hint-ton - Lyke up a Cohrt, and he nei.s.r came at,all. In many other instmises id public at tent iOn - •lie has been found. debeieut its It 3 duty ; Lei thin I - think myself called ;upon to pro• po , e that you should dis Approve of his Conduo. • The question wo.s therefore put to the she e of hands, and decided in the affirmative ; but. not unaniinously,-a con , id,!rahle number of handsheind held np . againss the The lamp .Mfs YOB then came forward and read letter trout Lord N1V . L.13-IiAVE, thanking the Loma MA V Oit tor the part 'ht. took, hand soittely of the zeal in which Suamt:n.hast volunteered , (Jun of them) to go to Copeuhagen, to hriut .the Danish S;iii,A into a British Port ; and coneuding with an observation, that no snore would lee w.inted for that service. . . Mr. Dixim then moved the. Th:inks - of the. won f.i%ill to.tht Loan AlAyoir fir this cOannusnca tion ; wijoh was carried, —Adjourned. • 4GRICVL7VI?E, Lec. • • )? poNTIILy nErintr Volt SETTENIBP.R. TIIP. uroduce of the 'Wheit crops rises from the throng:mtit the prlncipi Corn lfistrieti, more ahun imitly even vi a l; so .gi.ttetaity eNpeCtetl. The lilecttsh and E.sc.x Or in qua lity. All articles .W soft Corn are f: ,, ttld the avem;e detective, and the tuarket4 are incon,equencc. Con , a , writnie quatititCes ut 11,, fiq and Oats are expvcic-ci ntlio Ir. l iud wher4 both these crops i, e I , ,ttunately proved abundant. The law r.uus Mi mo od mile for th e Clover•&ys, file bre,:kiug Ito knit:4 for sowing; they•li.ivpiirt.teu also for in Winter Tri:oes, /Aye, Act:. early feet(, for cue ot. the Furni , , , sot kis feared,' Wilt oeca4tona pre , sing demand. Poiitoes turn out a lar-ve,crop, and It.e ul theinlS good. Flay ti.. tat .s its but straw• is consitleyalAy lo'N et . :I lop Ina/hots are largely supplied with last )e,:‘,'s stinip i es, wl4it II have pie-, voii , (4. otivatice 6eiterally looked for, - Live Slot I: or ill has had a lot titer the prv - sent scarcity 'of teed, tind its exp.'t':ted .the Winter. Ai• hough Smithfield hat had a re4tillr good ti i ply , (~rough ihr month, p r i m ,- Ike!, Atikotl, anti are bought de.,r. I'j Turk is the i•tova-Ce. Wool market his expe n rieced' a declension in all articles tiillee 1.13 t, niontit!s Report. .MAttLtoscuon-sTar. v.r.—A Curious charge wl.l yesteiday exhibthiti ag;ittist Captain K.. by Mr. H. a rest edable tradesman 111 aVare• Ji ; al)lleart tt e idencu.that ,the (;sprain, wno had returned trout his l iegiment the last fleet, hAd occupied apartments since his ar rival at the house of the eomp,afflain, and that he 11 ,, d !her - been captivated a ocantind yonnA,), lady, the datighter or his host, She,, discreet girl, uothed to intri b d con,ennemly not easy to be got at by (lie prcims , esto,; to:niners and appearance of the Captain. lit ortiei , howcter, to Lome at her by degrees, the to&!t: io% to the servant, and at length pro IV to carry a bidet-do ux to "Jer young I-aimless. who it he-lotto% ed ni) by protcstat OpS 01 lok e and admi ration, in miter epistles and Complimk :luny stoic's, mon cie secret was made k'newu to t:,e touther o f the yo , m..; tarty, and the ()Ulcer 11.1 d orders to glut the house after he tot offered the sc..3ivant one hun dred gu'ntas to prevai: On the riong lad) to elope : with him. The wAiling, 11.:‘ nig Otpl;ed; the Cap.,. crn was shut out on Sclodly,. but lb. gaineel possus, sion I,i, apartment's ag.,un, on .Nl, , nda) ., morun i and ore be tVollid 1.4 the house. brother of tho young lady rettionstra.e4 with hilt, but he draw his swoid, and slv,re-- , " to death or vitioryl until a stout c hoeiieu,onger tics ni, the next. door lent his aid, when _ the CAption w:is con pelted to Nu: render. lie I,i:us held iu skit cites to keep the Puat,fc urricr, SHADWEI.L.—Y6terday .21,fary iiickardson, a gill abOut nineteen years of age, dement exlmithAiun has ihg b en charged by , of - Stepney C u eway, with whom, : She lived' as ik•rvatit for *three months, recommend. ; cd to 11Crag an honest :charaaler,Avith having robbed the house of dresses Of the value of nearly lOt I. When •api,rehended, she denied any lmowledge .of the tranaction she was ,Lowever cuimnitted for , re-eXamininion but the v. hole ut the prop4ly, hav ing been shortly afterwarctS . round, ct,iitht.t3ly con cealed, and the evidence being very strung, - the pri soner Was fully committed for PtLacto °mos, Woßsuti , -silior.T.---Yesterday Ludford s.c as ftilly,connnitted to Newgate fur trial, having been charged by Mr. Darbyshire, hoer - draper in Whitecross-street; with stealing in his s':iop a great coat and some 11iSfl lineu,:winch were ioLind upon him. • The late Suppletnentary Gazttte respeetinv our hchieveinviiti - 111 the Baltic', records a distinguislied vittotiotts aetion, fought by T r art “ our Army colnimmded by the Marquis Cit . WELLESIAY. For- . LI 1 tc . l, VOtpriti:4, not in Lear, but iu the Supple iti iu the now depending New 1.50 t.. tvk). Plan, will. have to record, timugh .not.itt 4,0 the obtainment of a victory over thatzi gat)tic foe—iron, Caro ; by the acquisition %Vithout bloodditd or battery; of many thousands of British .i)outids, sterlitt4 I • • • • y Klett AgD 11ARR{S, of No. 4, NlArtlett.ult:it, Bow-street ; a, 14;8 Na.. 1 tg; Urand iirbera Adoxiiiements, Cirders,f Prom the LONDON 011,IZET I E, Sept. 29, 1807. It an . og e e; Sept. 29, 8 • .7. tot Reijmcrit of Dragoons. tt'nry Robert Carden, Gent. to tit • Corn..?, byl , :tFeitaw, vice Sitnity*, promoted . Sr, R,,,, n0 , r , / I,l A ia 1),,,4-ims. To be I..lenteionta—Car • inft' , “ -- . I). !intuit, by I,ur iiase, vice li.trlow, picittOieti is' tits 71.itn Foot. Cornri "L'. U. liAtrowes, vlce Lander, 41,!.. t.eAte;(l. CCillet A. ‘qiii.Courriandt,• fibril the 2.it I ! ..i i ,Ait I) , agno6s, %•it.e N'oairf, proatotca. I • , • ` .lO by (70C ,, (.1 Mit pUrChaSe. vile I) l 4Vl.%••4 li i.vta, Gent. %lice linfrri,ves.'" tic St4l , lQton, qtrn . I.ewiK. Mit:Kenzie to no Capt.un of a . in.qc . ...liase vice Du.k, retires. iBth Coriiet_kich,rti to lie Lieutcnant,.by pur • c •eirritket r, Aviitiretircs 19;11 COrilet Cohn Anderson to be..l.ientewmt, without, pur chase, vice Voting. l'eter Abqkro.iiine, Gent, to be Uor , vet, purthase, vice l'ainsun, pronwted in tai: and I. ''lit I .:r.tynoti.. • • - . • 2th Cornet heard Cortni4.• to be Lieuten.mt, by I,tirebisc. vi..e.iiutiter, apppii.ied to the 2tl Lite*G,uants. 22 1 Pato, t.., , friet t;dai the tytii Light I)ra yoonh, to b, Lietiten.v.t, l'axtott, Lictite ratit trotti IHU /Loth Foot, to be t.w:otriiiiht, Niee horioo, woo.> - I ) l 9yes, to be,CointA, wttitoot porch ihe, Goitgli, re igiti.d. 24th Oit,o, Cor'Let ?Clef' train the 19th Light Dr....;, , 005, to be I ieutchaot, without purchase, vice-M:4,11e, F I) was. d. A r.,:6141,:. Shin pfu, Gent. to be Cornet, oti rim!, vice A Vali LaUttlattJt, promoted in the Bth Ora..;.:otts. • iteitxl - Fawcett to be C,iptain of a Ist I. t.t t;tiartis, Itich:ii,l 11. Ntits to to, he t.)) SttUttl, ptt , ittOle:i lit (tit Font. to be . without viC..-I..annert,•proutotect. ist t e icuteo.lot M'N.4:0.1; from the kty, 1' ,tis to, b. ho,toi. ' 1 , 41111 Earl ot front the...ltll u h , tit be •,.. 6:10.1,101i, Whit) t.:X -I[oo Lie Isl. II wiLt, t as, 6th tu, VJ r, ,:.c I k; CLIC. to be Easigo, by purelase, .1,101t.,030t Cre,sy, wan tae sa I :int::.,.;ture to be Etisigh, Campbell, I,ro t woch th to, tat • ~ it;t6..il ntatiattin. 7111 Dhtt.), ~;, t.o , n .114 Garrkstul 8Att,.1,6, '• Bth 1)111 „ ~5 , Gent; to be, Eitsigti, by purchase, ''s • t' ' tattt , , , Iliirre•wes; Gent. to he Xtuign, ,t i . it -, • Oe•tet•!.: ILlont 'ten 1,,ti1l Sly',.!'„ OUl•c4t..Lv, 14:11 ti,,,,), ;1 .. ion. William Stuart, from the Gast 1,, . ,t Lul by putt.b..&..t. Vice. Stni). Icy, tott to-t.") minima lotto five tmy i 1 It'', L, Nilim 1, to , be I..nbi b ti. Enbign t.; t!uut Uit tuUe Cap( iu Theobala pourke, from or.ibe sq i 1 foot - , to be Caplean utU Comirany, N ice I-Icor:nth 2:A I.)utu l'u be. Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign .1.).u.a1d Fr.,,ser, vier :11A - r.is,.th'eed;ixj. L 1 . 1 .5441. C114111:4 i IC, ry , tVAlson, , victi Wilsdn, : . priitnutcd. .• Ensign• Dug4l:l Al ;t vice • Creswcti, ptonwfici in .till 'lit (Lim,oll - Bactilioi. kusign W . 4.'s_t.mipir, ,vie: - 1114ns‘rgh, p:r....)- 'Mita; , . • • •To ;ie Adjutant; 'with the Ratak of Li met - Atli- Ensign T. Rou!e,• vice :t . l' limes, who restAti3 the Atfiut.cotcr. • • • To be, Q ,rc..r - Nl 2 .iter--Scrictant-412j0r. .W 42. W.lntot, ,'ice- Lemoit, who . • T 4 ,be AS2isrint-Sutwon— .. AssistatitS,urgeret . 1122-411, rir the.76:11 v:ce •• , • 24th 1)a111, s iithwoiggen,-Gent. tti be 'Lit,;1,.;.1, by purchate,. • ,vlcc boat,. proinut.:d. laith Di , to, Ensigh G. icolt to b.: 1.1t,.....!.7r.ant, by ptu'Otase,. vice Davtsoit, prom it.ct to In: 7...1 1' 0 29111. bi;i0,111 , 0111. 4.11.it:a Nest ii,\,1.1:1! 1.•. c: 45th Foot, to be I,lentenitot, _vise alovre, yiisu H. ilea. • tiiil);(‘•tt, fioti :tl2, to oc L1141 1 ;11. 1.1011. ,to u. ths•gn. . ''• . y '3Olll 1)111(1, b. tiper, 0. ::.ssi...t2iti-Sot 4 t.on vex ci hfaxwc..ll,•&ce•s2d, 32.! 1?:tto, , hint 's "1' O'Ncale be Lieutenant... I. fs oa t se, •oin tlre Lortio Al M 1 1144 to be Vet - ) 11'N :21e. 330 warren to b , .! capt2in of a by parci.42e, vice Austen, proatured in 39! it to / 04.. 10 be Captain a a Cow s ...My, t‘et`e34- C.I. Win. l'ag 10 ,VU1(;11.61:, 1.11• 1011, t 35'h Ott RI, :.1'00110'.10,• trom`fho'Susiex ti „ t.. be. . ~„. 36 p ato , Cap; iin loscpll C*l . o*s i , from ' th:l•34th'Fi. , itt; t 2 Ito Ca,.t.,io of ,J ,/‘ • oaro,. Ettstioi 110.,11.1 the. 'York I.t i i!,:tt llle tour) , oclitcutehaiit, Of two..ttase, - vo..e KO who rotit..s. 3S" Ditto ? 'Ensign A /1 - 041.1 to It: heutenikiit,'without pun. gltase. SY4u. ,AlottittAitt reit, t.,iit to v 424 . praiu G. t itu t.tc 071.1 c.:J/ 014 Company, 44. 01 Lieut. to.be tlith Lima I ti, rvitrao, .111 the 7.9111 Foot, to be Lieuteh2. T V:k.e 1 , 1c:31' 1, W hBo 4 4 1 1, C. tit ov Lieutenant, , Voite Si iii L; ;;;, M front the rat C im ,„„ it ~,at,;iton, 19 be Lll , OOl. Lieut. john Catbb, 'twit toe tori.sr •`litill.t, to pc v Jo, li. ut lee 47111 Littit.• I it.: 3: Islittlia, to be vice: pr,intitea. Lt,:tot Li.. allorton, - fiorti (hub, to be L.ustot, vice rAtt.3l. 48th lAm, I.i utCll.tltl l•ctir,,A; 5;11..k, ir.olll the Last .Siddle.. • iox ICI btu, to be •Eiis4:,ll. both Ditto, I.ieut. Witt.-Ambrose to be Captaiu of a Corn. patty, b} purchasc, vice. Vtlant. w 1w Ntires. bist Lic tit. '1 itontiat Drook. titan the %Vest York-Mi. Ilospit4 1941 t: I; • Johnston to be stst.the'sri'vou • 5.(111, oit to, fuctit'..lt,o4crt l'i•j,t.tt to 4c C i aptain of a Coinpa ny, vic.c G.ltini.e, decease i • Oth C4,:t.ott Witt.,;l');kiiv,ton, floin.the atli Garrison Ii ittalion, to b.: captain ot Lompany t vice 'fltorne, etrehaiig, , s.!• I , • 159th Ditto, Captain 11. At,tt•ri, train- tile 33;1 Foot, to. be, IVl.ljut, by purchase, v 4,a Ditto, Lrisyii the Royal Cumberland to it:t Sid 1)Itto, tII ,jot from the 11th Royal Veteran 114404110 n, IU oc.M.ijor, vitae C.,:ipt,4-11, clOtaoges.. 634 Ditto; BusidA John Mori. Vit.O; Ituut the A yrsitiie tia, to be' Elistgn. 63th Ditto. .'fu nc I.l2utenants -Ensign S. llulkcley, vice uyebitis,; pro: notrci in t 4.2 0 1 ro9t • ; ,I.)uncan 6 t art, from the Stith Foat, promotcd. Ling° E. E: Vitthi vice IVatkins,Tiautoted. ' • Colonel l'iniom 8011111111, Of t lie ttlt Foot, to be a riigadier . General to the ltyrces >crvitig .11 the... Windward -awl Lee. v„.„„i 1.I t i ds C li,l.thp et ; Goloriel Mex. Dirotn, of th:::4..ph loot, to be a .11r1,42 iter.,!;esterat to E; , e •. Lietitettant-Cdonel t h e 84111 100, to. be. "Quartcr.lll2ster-Gencralto the Kini's servinx in * Otte -East vice Colort.:1 N100114;31, who reO g ns„ fiyinrt lk,cdhe..cl,Cent. to ht.% ittt,.../X•sistant.COMlTllSSuri of bturcs, and torrge:•itl lit.iteeS. . • iII.);PLI . PI. • STA F . F • . . Dcputy Purv6 , ta Attiporlk:r, Jrurn ilalf.pay, to be . Deputy-I'w v,•yok to tliu • • -- ire be cortinued.) 11,1NKlitIPTC.*IES 4NLRRCED.‘ William Ab3olL4n, of Lei.:tve.stre...t, Leicester-square, si r., kv-I;4l..triaitaint,taro - , *rum Sept. 19 t. Ott. 17, at ten, at t; ti.on Caini.cr, now or of King Davi/I's.Lnc, Si. c cor gb:iii the 1 , ',1. ) ;, ttlicl.lles:x, 1t )1n Vet. 3 to Ua, 2,7, at ten, at . G uttkinai 1. .•, • Inn,TTanley. - Attomles,"l% , rr. Dent, 1-1 - mlevi Mr. AitbitrY, Ftone; or 'Mr. Ord; ird, atton:-Garden. London. Willi on Partridge, of Exeter, serge-maker, Ott. I, at eleven; ' 9, at five, and Nov. so at eleven, a,t the Star Inn, Exeter. ; Attornies, Messrs W' illianti and Ilroirks. New-square, Lincolr.'s• Inn,' London ; dr Mr .Turrier..Exeter.' William Smith, of Plymouth, Devonshire,silversmith, Oa. 54, t 5, and Nov. to, at eleVe,n, at the Pope's.,Head Inn, - mouth. Attor,.i,S, Mr. lie , hson, Plymouth t . or Mr. Patt i Argyll-street, Weittninstet. • • •• --• - • Nov. to, tVitliant SWift, of Sun:street, Ttishopsgate-street,' Imidon, trunk .M 3 :or, at one; Nov. it. I qnn lt.:nstnrd, of FT:et-nurket, London, vietual kc, at on,:, at Nov. t Edwaid Hilder Strange, of nut, Sussex, groce4,.‘ at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. s. Witlia n Illishen, of Fte:t4rtarket, London, cheese 4 inongor, at tea, at Guildhall. 1, 141,,v. 54.. loltn Milford, hte of Red Lion-square, Middle.. apothe.:3ry, at on; at Guildhall. Nov. s 4. • William ,Kriight, 'of Tunbridge.Wells, Kent, .bink:cr,.at one, at Guildhall, Nay. 24. Edwin. t Crean, of Margaret-street, Cavendish:- square, Middlestv, carprrfuer, at one, at 'Guildhall. Nov. 24. pohn Carleton, of Ililt7t..k-1-1411, Westmoreland, sotton-spinner, at one; at Gaihlhzill, LontiOn..' • Nov. ro. ltraucis Fork), late rid' Blackman-street, South wark, Surrey, chernist and druggist, at one, at Guildiralli E. London. • Nov. to. litnry t)rewett, of the Glaziers' Arms, M a ns.; ti:1(1-,treet, Southwark, Surrey, viztualier, at twelve, 4 Guild; Loudon. Nov 7. Fell, of St. Martin's- lane, Wliddlcsex,' tutor. ar feu, at Guilatill. Nov. . 7 Nlar t ire wr I ir , ite or late of ?)e.orge.street,Bla 4 ,lo. fri r•:-ro,t1, Surrey. bak,,r at t.n , at Guildh4ll,.London.. Nov. 7. flnitoriii bew,!ocy the elit:r, or Link tield-stre.t,' ! agate, Siirrey, harte-tlcAlcr, ton, at Guildhall, Lon.' don. . Nov. ' William Eland and WAter Phi Mini, now or late of Larribeth.ro.e., Surrey, lertder.rires..ers; at ten, rLt Giiild ball, London. • Oct 1.). -S.nt;to.l Kin;, of GlOilceiter, ANIL:eI/Cc, at ei vin, at tile KiA7,'s'llead, it"..llo..ee,rer. • , Oct. za. Wr•Ant . , of the l'arins, near Wens, SaloO, t , ;r4l-Ilictor, .4 eleven, at the While Lion 111:1, . m . , Oet. 26. ;ruin tble4, of Shcrlnkna, Norfo lk, shop.. keeper, at ko,r, at tie.: hell, Nor,‘ left Oct, tai . llll.llll ne,,o.er, of 11,111, PuOi Mills, West lidouk: , 'ionieraetstiiic, Maier, at t.n, at the I'l4ll4:t•hottw, Tiunton. Oct. tr. Itizh.iril Wilford, of Cheshire, potter-brewer, at -•t we've, at the Feath-arsi nu, Chester. y. tY ilharn ipears, ni ItOort-lane, London, lishaales. Man, a: ten, at' Ciii.::, 1 1.411. Oct, 23 , Virriaht RiMiller, of 01 . mskirk, Lancashire', ilia , ,keener, at tire GloberTaverh, Liveredyil, Nov, 7. A risoletn Grey; 01 Fltet.stt,:et, London, il:rcer,4l,ten, N4v. jotepri 4vilsoti, late of the Strand.' Middlesex, but mnly tit U.,.4.;Qatgevti:liii, Surrey, tumbrel Le. intther, at one, at Gadd:tall, London'. • Nov.. 4: bun, otherwise POiter, of Deal, ;Sent, grocer, at ten, at Galatia:ll, 'Landon. • • I)4ll..Anifie, of Devizes, %Viltshire, clothier, at el. veil, at the {flak/. Bear lon, Devizes. Ott. 23. Fredi:rick Charles Augustus Sandwell, of Devizes, Avittohire, clothier, at cleveti; at' the Black Bear Lot, I)evius., , ".... Nov. 14. Whit Ball, of liatherpatt, Norfolk, engineer, atone, at 6'i:dr:lit:a, London. ,Nov. 24. of Maneliever,inerchanr, at one,"at. Guildhall, Lohtlrt. Nov. e. F rands Gideon Osi2orn, of tiontelrel, Yorkshire, hir; at eCCVen, at the Sew 4-iq r >l6iiii Ca.,(lc Inn, .11'oh`natrattt.• •• • CEPrIFIC.II - 8..5. ;061. fr)Sh..ll P.A. or Liverp,i(d, A ticy, QF.Shaw 11.10 k, near D'orbyshitir, ,caii‘o-rnantat:;.:Aurcr. , Charles CfeeirPrichard and Sarah Tirpii, of Chilipeuh.an a vialu . lllers. • • ' at,rzt). 11 'idly, and (4 . WarwickAane, Netv e .-,ato. • stretitoviee :;td,privly F.a n 7) Milkier and C:hiric)' rru,s4: - ;11, Ileifieldltall, Lan. •i aspire, pflllleiS. I I nieS ti - nd It is trarit Ki!lick, of pll4mbils. 1. w renc4 •l4o 210 Will,ttlt RutlttOgtcotMindiestt tvi ist • and weft.dea!ers. . • , • '1 h nnzp; Fieldv)vei Vloncgsferblnrc, and CS 44114;1,44 TWiVerttin, S , mictwlohire, tatin"i• xly Larrre and Win. Miller, of U,;h, c.;rocers. ► e . 13..4:ker itdm• V01 . ./tcr MitnOt4roer. arderi. Aip4:;klodito4:n a 44 1120j:win) &ohm 'Vfonv3 SeloviNodi sc)nup-.o'.., o nir;,,ot9thier. . t • itAi;li."l Win :tn.! WalkOr, of Chalnlogstrciq, Cuvelit: tainca, tnonioniunk:ts. ........ 11.1NKRUP7S 'john Coodwln, of Shetficitl, Yolkihne, Carpenter, to surren der Oa. 32, 1.3, :mil Nov. io, ;it tic:vet., at we 'colttin.: lutt, Stir Weld. Attc.r. , ie3, Mr. Biggi ilattoll-Garden, Uni t-ion; or .Rodgers, 5ti.:13:3,;13 ot Sui.a, miner, Oct. 19, at tour, ao, in ten, and Nov. io , 1t vieven, ttig Cariltne* Norfolk. Attoxoles, Mr. I-ux, liArk,tun ; yr Mv.,:, , rs. biaannq and lull,, _ lonLicn, tViamlcr,. of Ilufsl;:ni S.affendshire, linen antioY.oo- len:draper, pa. 1 9 , .at afire, 2, at ten, 4 t the Lks or titin Littralein, and Nt)Y. I.), at tWtt.Y4, at the SW4II publishel by IV I LL: Abs Alt 54 1 La SCRIPPS. of South Ntoltort.strevt, Grosvenor-square; for the Papqr, 1 uttors for iho Jailor, &.c. "(post-paid), must be adtint6beti. SHIP Null S; s;P•r. 2S. Arrived--tha Li Rev4nuo cuttti I ciuizz. Sail rt-.ihe Chirmlng Nancy, ,t* ' Carawatel ELL-6444 I la) ward, tvr I 'over ; y, bi 011411,. C d rro, DovF. .W.'oll4tits. old t;c: t9r 1.4404‘1uil Krcd Kelh:.:4;a, Wit rwin. for e teR.AVISKNO, iiryttdak.k - . Passed by—tly: Aui,, , tsra, , llowe, trout .Virginj.a ; Etbittoon ltywatur, and Li .ot st. • " ~ • • Suited—to.: 11.4pe, I'ut,,;r4uo, for Gottenburgli. 1.11fitO: t ars w e d ues iuy rnorn;ng, Ai iiiiwarden Castle, near Ches. ter thv I.,ady of Sir :: , l..1)11 , :11 RlCi'.:ll - li G1)111;e i bArt. Ut 3 Son . On Tl s i v .. i r : s , L !i a ,. y i.d., l4l : , ) h io e it i. i . s, a l t i l i y i ::1 0 ( 1. : o a t o r) ri i e t ( 4. C h o i X c L. 0.1 K illg60.01• . I ludn2un.!:o, I.ir, in I.ltiod.olo-st icu t, fvuolan-square, the 116, 1 :. J.lis. ( it.tv.,:4. of a Swt. . - - Llll the sit,4 11:41 the Lad of Sir, ‘Villiont lohnion, iit*C;tl:ie;.?en, St ut.lanct, vi a 5-11. tin ti,el,4Cdk ioer, i4t eat:e.llarryt, 'County of Cork, the CO4l/Lesiol Of a • • • StitAsy, tilei,h,;y of Ge,,t; AloS Jan, 1:,:,(1 of thz Noitlt Cotisity t , t ( .90 , , of a " , 011. l'etzhihire, the Lilly of ( -: 010 i'a Hchocr,an, ohs Daugater. LAO virvek,, A 11•44 S.ipticil , of T;:olllll2llr,ii•Street, 91 4 ,- . I):l444ii:tcr. ..4 • • • l - 351, I Carruthers, Shri,eriouff he 2,t ti0. , 10 , 0i1 Tower'. Ilahtlets to Mt*s (LiONlater of, Itio ItoO,;rt LltelY;Alr. liel:jantio'llvinn, of lig , . Past.littliA - COm- Pro:ly's Service, to Miss ilmightcr of the I..te RcV.•' I.tlt e•Phllliilik.'Kettot of I.:isst 11.111), • O! X.. • !k/i. On Wedneulay last, at • faxley, in. flutitiugtiottshire, in his..; 6otit year, at' r...:1 i 4 short i• ?+114114)4111Z1ii..0f (WA) six(l c„,il litlea,c; Mr, ltolitit Greg' itY. OW git:litr bt Mr.' (.;rvgdry, ut ( the itoyal ,14111tary .f4,itici ny . . • : - , .... .. The satne day, at, her ho - .we in I' r;ll,..e's. street, I:. ,linburgtii, in the'79tit ,year of tier age , Vo‘6 . „' , .:r Latiy Stuart, of Allan« tutik. ' 0 11 Saturday morning, ' Mrs. Davies, rdic:t ;s1 tits late,fohr; D.,,i,, 5 , lA, Ur St.: GeUr t ii..1'..10 , V, Lui. , .kll t and 1 110 . 1 iril". 6 • i Mr. I.).ivies, Surgeon, Of ‘Weynloutit, oi.l. Niututiy.la4to4t 111.0fkiivarh, Charles Krutington, Eirri, , Thz. sauwuay, at lira .;rot her' h , ..1.4.1: in I.:l,elygit, Ai i,V 11.trri.,ou,, ii,tu t . itter of "I'li , itri4 , ti.trnsuil I II uc Viucivcr toil, - littel.,.. • on tilz.!l. tat inst. at 1+; tflbutisll, Mr. Geo ff, WalkeTv solid of 41r. W a lii.o, Scssiori C Ivrk t (Siaso,ow. Lately', at lii; 110t1S . 4: is; .st,itunors, Wit liatrulti.bcrts, Esq. On Mont:ay the 21st ipatt. at Snlresbrook , Essox, *Cies' A , long Ilhicsl, Airs. NlAry Caulk ‘ cri wile 01'1° ! * 1.. Fiukli,v,o, of teat but Jett. us Pict.. .Stfe,t, I.oll‘loo, 51.5 wsGi it:a 4,3 (fowl) toilo:r, was vb- Serd to ‘l)Alibt, anti expitgA ill a Jew nu I...itk.s. without A. 41g,t). ti~cri WATER. AT LONDON URIDC E TO.,1"14:11 kt) w M9nliiv, 33 min.,after i. Aftxrnoon, t Ain. after' 2. "mg.