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el, related to concealing souse duplicates that wet* afterwards disc veered. In bringing her to the Of— . fice, the Constable (Inus.- his own eepression) coat eJ her to tell whrtc tie duplicates were, when she refusing, lie persisted in bringing her, aid then she promised to mike the .iiscovery. rite Law Agent of the Prisoner thee submitted, that upon this evidence the Magistrates were not - . Land - to commit her for trial. It did not appear. any way whatever, that any of the furniture in custom was ma-se away with by the Ps stoner ; and t MX having given up the lodg.ngs, nor her term ex pired. at the time site was apprehended, she rill had the power of replacing those articles which were • S. taken away. the Mauls s, however, were of opinion, that under the An of Parliament, they were fully justified in craarnitting her for trial ; and she was • filly committed accindingly. Smug othet persons attended against her, with eiweilar charges; but the goods not being found, nor any evidence *1 her being privy to taking them, these complaints were &minced. l - Three very fine boys, from nine to fifven 'ears ." if SR*, mere brought Wort- the MAGisTRATib, *urged with hallooing and making a great noise, and discurhing the congregation in Wooburn Chapel, Tavisteck-place, on Sunday last. at the time of retina Service. The two yonegest caniiidly con their offence, and acknowledged their con i tritien, *pan which they were discharged ; but the : third denied the fad stoutly, although contradiaed by the oiler two. i.:i The Maoisreartt having explained the nature Fand penalty of such an off-nee, were Alstiut to COM ** him; but from the very excellent charaaer of the bay's father, and his promise to amend in fu -4 tire, he was also discharged, with a severe and pro per reprimand. t Mee., Jlrrift, a servant girl, about 18 years of age, was charged by her late mistress with stealing a ' sinantity of her property, and pawning it. The raisin-0, however, having redeemed the goods, and they not being produced, the Manure/are thought they could not detain her upon this charge; has it appearing that she bad obtained several laces, by procuring one Mrs. Clarke to give her a chard:ter, the MAGIIITAATEI CC/IV/kW her bindee the Statute, for causing misrepresentations to he made of her cheater. and sentenced her to pay ' .a penalty of 9.01. or in case of non-payment, to be isoprisored for one month. Not cesmplying with the first part of the sentence, the was committed to the House of CorreSion. On Mondry. litvasas Donovan and Thomas Evans were Ibiought befote the Sir, tan Manisr ear Ls, charged with stealing seventeen pigs horn Mary-la bonne Farm, on fher'day night last. By the ac tive cautions of 'Trott, the officer. and his assistants, \ the Prisoners, with their booty, were discovered. The falai being made out to the satisfaaion of the Magistrates, they were both fully corniaitted for trial. MAIL 11101t01:131TILZET. TraterdX7 Sara. 4 ROberlatft was charged at this Oat,. with ;droving a child, four years old, in the era street, expowd to want. It appeared that the Vii.oner lived servat.t at the Ants! of a gentleman in Spiral-fields, where the AU was left. a-el it was unknown ,who were the parents of it t Mr. Langley, • gentleman of re spectahilky and fortune, took it under his pudic ilia% mid the Pritomv was discharged. _....., THILIPTOWN ASSIZES. —...........—.- At the led Anises of Philips/own. in the King's enonty. a cause was vied before the CH t f.r Ju.r tcs of 1 , which excited much cur ie ,it y. In this came. Get•rgt Odium. formerly a Se/jeant in the Finlipstown Yeomanry. was the Plaintiff. and Thos. sswith, Esq. one of His Kiesty's Justices of the Peace felt the King's county. was the Defendant. Mr. RIDGWAY opened the pleadings. which '. charged the Defendant with having, on the 2cl of Aognst, ISO% made an assault on the Plaintiff, at Plapstown s and. "iilicut any legal or probable t , eao.e. and against the law of th.- land, imprisaned the Plaintiff; taxi kept and detained him a Prisoner far seven days. To this charge tie Dcfendant „ Vilified !lfee beefy. The G. ]et of Philipstown proved. that after a hearing before the Defendant. on a charge made against the Pla.ntiff. the Defendant committed him to the gaol of Phtlipstown, for seven days, where he retrained antil the Assires, which intro diately *mord ; he was discharged by the (Juli- Justice, ow an application mad. by Counsel. Another no tice on the Intendant. of the intent to bring an ac- lien. was then revisi t lily. Prime Serjeant Mcoer admitted the impri • sonment, but insisted, it was jii-tifiable, as being the cor •cquer.ce of a convictior. be!ere the Magi - trate, on an azt of Parliament, which gave him ju• eisdiction. - He said, the colidlin and demeanour of thelleintialitou/d appear from the evidence he had . to produce, as no ways worthy of, or entitled to, the eislogiom by which it had been attempted to be set ..on. On the character of Mr. Smith, it teas not ne cessary to say much in addreving the Learned Judge on the Bench, or a Jury of the King's coon ty. As a Justice of the Peace, in which charisma /se now stood before them, and as a private gentle man, his coe4uct had always been fund above the attacks ot malevolence. Flom prejudice, partiality, and oppression,lis judicial conduct w.. 5 ever found pare--and no man was mere remarkable far polite ness. good *Attire, and hiasisitality. But, with all those good qualities, he might probably have erred , in point of law ; and,, if that sli iold be the case, he adrisitt:il. that the Jura could nut find A verdict for him, that 6.1 matt give totninal damages—but nut en - !t i•Aill,lgltS al wiruld indulge the malice and resentnitnt of ute Mintier. who, tt would appear, was ki-i-els the cause 14 what he complained of. The Pritsar Sit. then stated, that the Pail ' IBM Gorge Odlutn, prericus to the year I 210), bad beets appointed Serjeastt in the Philipstown cavalry. from whence he was ei•ln'lSTd in consequence of unrailitAt y and impppee ..)nel.h:t to hi..p.r O'Neil, who had the inspeElii , n of the yeomanry corps in . the (email's c3unty Jastri:l. This conduit was so amass that lie was, under military au:bosky, coa t l:is-I in the guard-bemire fur a month, and ordered In be tried by a Coors Martial, which woeld have Bakst piece. had riot the Lord Lieutenant sent an a,•, r I, • l' dismissal ; .ad a:carding . ..iv he *as di s missed, in proieace ot the corps , by Lieut.-Col. Lan&ld. inspealiag trield Officer of Yeomanry.. The corms of his dismissal would appear in evi dence ; an they were of that nature, that had he been lameght to trial, conviaion. disgrace, and sestet e pnnlshment, must have been the consequence. —The Plaintiff being thus dismissed from His Ma• jesty's service, Mr. Peter Stephens, of Philipstown, was appointed to succeed him as Permanent Ser. rant ; and application was made to him by Lieut. Lonefield, and also by Major O'Neil, to give up his arms and accoutrements, which he positively refused to do, though he was compellable by Aft of Parliament. In consequence of this refusal, and in pursuance of the Aft, information upon oath was made before the Defendant, as a Magistrate of the county, stating the refusal of the Plaintiff ; and the Defendant, as it was his duty to do, in consequence of the information. and in pursuance of the statute, issued a summons to bring the Plaintiff before him to answer the complaints. At first he refused to comply—at length he appeared, and the statute was read and explained to him. This sta tute enafts, " that if any yeoman, being dismissed, refuses to deliver up his arms, accoutrements, or clothes, he shall, on conviflion before a Justice of the Peace, be fined in the sum of 101. to be levied by distress on his goods or chattels, or be commit ted to the county gaol for any time not less than six months." The complaint being proved against the Plaintiff, he said he had no goods or chattels, and desired to be committed : he was accordingly committed, but for what time f he was committed for only seven days ; and for this lenity shewn to him by the Defendant, who had authority to com mit him for six months, he had the ingratitude and audacity to bring an anion, demanding 5001. da mages. He was regularly committed under a war rant, but it might be presumed there was some irregularity in the proceeding, as the Chief Justice, a few days after, at the Assizes, discharged him ; not, however, without observing, that there was no blame imputable to the Defendant, who had done his duty, no doubt, to the best of his still and knowledge. Mr. MAC NALLY, for the Defendant, here offered ?a evidence a conviation in writing. He said, that to - avoid cavil, he would admit that this conviaim was not made up immediately after the trial of the Plaintiff before the Magistrate, but had been re cently done. However, he submitted, that the Ma gistrate was not bound to make up his cnnviaion tin ordered by a writ of certiorari, where such writs lay, or by notice of appeal. A conyiaion, he said, WA , a record. as such it could not be impeached ; at least, it had the s inaion of notes taken by the Judge at trial, which never were questioned, and therefore he offered this document under the hand and seal of the Magistrate, to shew that the Plaintiff had been regularly conviaed, under authority of the Aa of Parliament. The Court, however, were of opinion, that the eonviftion having been recently made up, ought not to he read; it was withdrawn, and witnesses were called. Lieutenant Thomas O'Neil said be bad been Ma jor of Brigade to His Majesty's forces, and was pre sent when the Plaintiff. George Odium, by order of a letter from the Lord Lieutenant's Secretary, was publicly discharged from the corps of Philips town cavalry. He stated, that the corps had been guilty of great neglea in not appearing on parade, and gave a variety of instances wherein the Plaintiff had dereliaed his military duties, and fcr which, if tried by Court Martial, be must have been punished. This gentleman underwent a long cross-examina tion, which tended to shew, that he had been com mitted by the Magistrate to gaol. without any war rant of distress having issued, and that be offered to give up the clothes and accoutrements before he was sent to gaol. Mr. Philip Sherlock said he was a Lieutenant of the Philipstown cavalry, and was present when Liratenant Colonel Longfield, after the dismissal of Serjeant Odium from that corps, demanded of him to deliver up his clothing and appointments, which Odium refused to do. Lieutenant Colonel Lonafield proved his demand of the accoutrements, and the Plaintiff's refusal, and also that he had been dismissed far gross mis behaviour as a yeoman. He produced the written charges that had been made against the Plaintiff, by which it appeared, that he had been dismissed for insolence and disobedience of orders ; irregular unsoldierly conduft, and wilful negleB of duty. Peter Stephens deposed, that he had succeeded the Plaintiff, Odium, as permanent Serjeant to the Philipstown Cavalry, on the 14th of July last, and had not received his clothing and accoutrements.— On cross-examination of this IVitness, and of the Constable. it appeared. that he confessed the faa of detaining the clothes and accoutrements to the Ma gistrate, Mr. Smith, when brought befnie him—that Nit.. Smith convitted him in the penalty of ten pounds, as.direfted by the statute; but Odium say ing he had neither goods nor chattels, a warrant was made out, direfled to the gaoler of Philipstown, di reßisig him to detain Odium in Isis custody, for the spare of one month. Mere the case closed on both sides ; and The Loss COMO Jerr ma charged the Jury.— His Lordship regretted that this aztion had been brought, because, though in point of law there must be a verdift for the Plaintiff, yet he came before the Court without the smallest claim to damages— of course, if the Jury found a vet did for him, which his Lordship thought they were bound to cis , , they would give such damages as were merely nominal. The imprisonment, his Lerdship thought, could not justified, because no convistion had been made up that could be even is evidence. The direaions of the statute had not been staidly pursued by the Magistrate; the warrant to commit the persoe should not have been executed till after the warrant of distress had been issued, and until after it ap peared that there was nn distress upon which the fine of 101. could be levied. That the Magistrate had abed in error, must he admitted--eit.dced it had been admitted ; but then there was not the slightest evidence to ground a presumpeon that he abed under the influence of malice or oppression—on the contrary. he committed the Plaint,ff for one month only, w:.ereas the statute extended his discretionary authority to sit months. imprisonment. The Jnry, tinder the direction of his Lordship, found a Veidia tot the Plaintiff of 6J. damages and 4d. costs. NAVAL INTELLICENCE. roatsmour re, sees. 1. Arrived the Heart,, gun.brtg„ from a cruise. Pasted by for the Downs, His Majesty's ship the Adawarat, with the following ships, via. the Ocean, Ewer, Carats, Wartete, Wes reed, Henry, Aclltst;:ten, Hams, Bombay Castle. .Royal a. t ees, ;Fathom, Scala bu Castle, twirl Howe, and Cumberland, East India men ; and Rebecca and Leviathan, South Whalers, under convoy, from St. Helena.—Wind S.W. vatsrocro, ariousr 31. Arrived this dee the Tenontbrnd packet, Captain Dodd. with Mails from Lisbon, ---- days passage. Left there the Hibernia, Admiral Earl of St. Vincent, with four sail of the line ; also the Aurblrnd and Wel:lag/Sam packets, which were or dered to hold themselves in readiness to sail at an hour's notice. The Portuguese are much alarmed at the appearance of an English squadron, and more particularly at the idea of transports being expeCted with troops; the discount on cash has risen, in con sequence, to 21 per cent. His Majesty's ship La vinia is sent to cruise off the liar for the transports expeCted, and which are ordered to come into the Tagus. None of the Royal Family of Portugal, or the Secretary of State, have been seen since the arrrival of this force. Arrived also the Priam Ernest packet, Petro, with Mails, from Jam +ice, 4'2 days, brings no news ; the Alarlbwougb packet was safe arrived out ; likewise this day, the Hind cutter. with a smuggling schooner, with 120 casks of spirits. Sailed yesterday, the Phan; r, of Dover, Sutton, with several for London; Reline, of Shields, M'llo nald, with bricks from ditto, for Hythe; Liab, of Milton, Crockford, with oats, from Dover, for Portsmouth ; Industry, of and for Hythe, Jell, with coals, from Sunderland ; Estes, of and from Lon don, York, with bricks, for flythe ; Friends, of and fur Folkstone, Spicer, with several from London. A Custom-House yacht, from London, has sailed with a Commissioner and a party from the Roads (where she 'anchored yesterday), for the coast of Boulogne. This morning, a man of the name of Swaffer be ing employed at Amherst battery, a gun-carriage fell, and wounded him on the head so severely. that his life is despaired of. 915• L, SEPT. 1. Came down from the River this morning, the , Undress packet, from the South Seas; and sailed I from the Downs this morning with the Matilda, for the East Indies ; and a fleet of outward-bound ves sels under convoy of the Zebra bomb, for Ports mouth. Sailed the 'Wrest frigate, for Portsmouth ; and the Bektte sloop of war, on a cruise. Arrived this morning the Spitfire sloop of war, from a cruise—she drove a large French lugger privateer into Dieppe, and in the night manned and sent her boats to endeavour to bring her out, in which bold attempt they did not succeed. The logger made a desperate resistance, being then full of soldiers, and under the proteetion of their own batteries. Several of the Sporfrs% Officers and crew were killed and wounded ; the slaughter on the enemy's side is supposed to be great. FROM I.I.OYO'S UST. •aotato, 11 the Creek—Horatio, Mtlene, front Magrtiorn„ At Krittol—rhe Harmony. trom Virginia. Ott' Flamhro' Head—the Fanny, Howe, from Petenlattreh. Off the Orkneys—the li,tpe, Younger, from Petenhorigh. At Newfoundland—the Flora, Clements, {Nog Paulo, weremommwomsm. FROM LAST NIGIfT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-00 , ,, September 2, 18*4. lit Regiment of Lefts Goat& —.LiPutlnant John Chambers, from the lath Light Dragoons, to be a Ciwnet and Suh- Lieuteitant, vise the Hosousable Fiasco Stanhope, who ex changes. 2d Ditto—Captain Henry Hopkins, from the h3d Foot, to be Captain of a Ttoop, vise Stamen, who exchanges. Comet and Sub-Lieutenant James Dryden, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant. 411, Itegiewat of Diatoms Goardeoitieotenant Pattielt Ha unites to be Captain of a Troop, by Purchase, vies John sen, whorotirte. Comet PAP Mites to be Lieutenant, vise Hamilton. 100ds Regiment of Fort--Majnr Wiliiam Pollock, from &Sparer-General Raillie's Regiment, to be Lieutenant- Colonel. Tobohiejore—.Caplatin Thereat George Fitzgerahl, from the 614 Foot. Captain George O'Malley, (mm the 59th Foot. STAFF. Captain Getup J. E. Tucker, of the 50th Feet ' t. be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forem aerving at the Cape of Clued Hope, •ith the Rank of Major in the Army. George Deuterium, liens. to he en mistasst Cosantirary of Stereo, Provisions, and Forage, is the Fences. Trinity IToiue Royal Volunteer Artillery—The Right Hon. (;ernge Jahn Earl Spencer to be Colonel, vice the ti g ht Hon. William Pitt, riereeled. Lieutenant Richard Lewin to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Jonathan Moon to be ditto, vice Lawrence, de ceased. • to be Filet Lievotenent, Tice Lewis. Second Lieutenant Jaime Thomas to be ditto, •ice Wilt in. Charles Raitt, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, •see Rsabsoct. Samuel Gotldaid, Gent. to be data, •ice Thomas. PASTNE RSIIIPS DISSOLVED. John Rudd and T. Johnson, eheoarmon;er.. July 19, 1106 G ergs Montagoe Sarre. and Da. :d Ro►o;tson, of Half Mornt-street, Piccadilly, in the e misty Middlesast, stalgeona and apothecaries. Sept I, 11041. W 'llium Wyat White and Charles Henry White, of Chan cere.lane, Lmarllon, la. statioatrs Aug. 29, 11105. Williams Wright and Charter , Hielt.ua, Runcorn, i■ the county of Chester, tuna-. ILIIICII4IIIII Juno 1, 1104. Richard Ashby and Wiliam Peoniston, both of gdarafi a lt, in the comity of Nuttaighara, jvs.en and cabinet maims. Aug. 11, 1806. Thomas Anderon ard John Lane Higgins, of Panetzs. lane, London, an 4 K.ng,l., d-tosd, .0 the county of M.d.11,- sea, floor cloth rnao.ufacturers Aug. CS, 1866. Mix. Elisabeth Da. an I MrJaram Pat, No. 6, Dore curet. Old Jwtr., Londnio, appraisers Sept 1, 15.6. Francis Wright and William Wright, of No 410, Oared street, onholden toil cabinet-wilier. Ivey 11, 180 . Richard Rarkett, Thomas lothergill, and Darnel Siebert, of Great Tuvrer ball , Londuo,corn-fati.rrs Aug 1, twig Matthew Greg.•.o and Jonathan lull* , of Liverpool, to the county of Lanta.ter, uphuisteNts Aug 4, loies. SANKRUPTS -.......-. - Jews Smith, it, of Manrheder, in the county of Lances. ter, plaisacrer, 'mantes, dueler avast chapesan, to &wreaths, St pa 49,$ k, and Od le, at ettnra, at the its,,lgew tact Arms lista, in Manchmtey Attorneys, hfr Mill, Hurd, 11,ng's-tt-ech- Wales, Temple, London/ and Mr Witham Pattingten, in Manchester af , nesaid Geeree Holt, lute of Sta'beare, in the county of Dorset, Lech-draFer„ to surremise. S- 1 t 11, 1:, end Oct H. at cores, et We A.cas Intl, an Staerlsorae, an the said county of Tweet Attorney:, Mr. Score, at Sherberne afi neta id ; Mess's Price, Staten, and Realm, Lincoln's Inn. John Simpson, of Furfu.d, in the county of Glonceste,., car . vier, dealer and chapman, to surrender, St pt. 6, 11, aid u p. 14, et eleven, at the Crown and Th stle bin, in Abingdon, in the county of Rath.. Amalie% s, Mr. Mk. rlarid, of Abingdon; and Mess.s. Blame. and W..lter, Sy mould's Inn, London. William Williams, late of the town of Falmouth, in the rounty of Cornwall, groc•r, dealer and eh iponan, to o:re u . der, Sept. 26, 27, and Oct 14, at eleven, at the haute of James Wynn, innkeeper, in the town of Falmouth. Attor neys, Meairi.Shephard and Achington, Bedford row, Loud on . and Mr. Tippet, Falmouth, Cornwall. Giles Gimber, of the town and port of Sandwich, in the county of Kent, linen-draper, to surrender, Uct 3 an d 14, at eleven, at the Guildhall, in the city of Canterbury r or neys, Mr. Lae, Sandwich; and Monts. LoMngtou and Hall. King., Aeoch-Walk, Inner-Temple, Lando*. David Roberts, of Trump-street, in the city of London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, to surrender, 5e14.4, atjerie, 15, and October 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Am ore ,. Mr. Drake, Old Fish-street, Dochate-Comiontins. John Callahan, of the Pavement, Moorfields, in the eriume of Middlesex, Merchant, dealer and Chapman, to surrende r , Sep. 16, 20, and Oct. 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A. torney, Mr Wastand, Canle.colut, Rudge.row, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. September 27. Edward Costs, Thomas Massey, and J.- seph Hall, late of Horninglow, in the pariah of Banos upon•Trent, in the county of Staff ird, brewers, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, in Burton. upon-Trent aforesaid. s eptein t ho . 27. John Sprite, late of Birmingham, or the county of Warwick, linen duper, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, in Parton doom-Trent, in the county of Stalinist November 11. °emir Lambert, of Holborn, hi the county of Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chairman, at OW, at Gu London. October 4. Herbert Bourne, of St Jaati% street, in th e parish of St. James, Westminster, in the comity o f au. dleies, silk-mercer, dealer and chapinan, at ton, at Gaud hall, London. September 16. Thomas C irtis and John Certis, late of Grims by, iu the county of Lincoln, grocers, hoen-drapera. wool len drapers, dealers and chapittel, at twelve, at the George Inn, in the town of Kingstuit• upon-H Iliovernbet 11. Charles Lovelock, of Durhanesteeet, in the Strand, its the courtly rat Mtetlietex, dealer in wine, spires, and hecr, at one, at Guhdhall, Lindon. November 1. Nathatiiel Lansdale and Thomas Thompon„ of Bedford street, Coven• Barden, in the cum, of Mid dlesex, woollen-drapers, at ten, at Guildhall, Lir ndon. November li. Anthony Peck. of Gravesend, in the cuanty of Nene, carpenter, builder, dealer and Chapman, at tea, at Goildhall, London. October 14. Zachary Beyly the yoonger, late of the city of R , th, in the county of Somerset, banker, et eleven, at the White Han Ind; in Stall-street, is the city of Bath. OSober 14. James Crum, late of the city of Bath, in 46 C 051147 of &millet, banker, at eleven, at the White Hatt Inn, in Stall-street, in the city of Bath. Oeleber 14. James Cross, Zachary Bayly 11ae eider, Zachary Davie the younger, Nathaniel Rayly, Robert Gent, and Thomas Cron, late of the city of Bath, in the enemy of Somerset, baukete, at eleven at the White Han lee, is Stall-street , in thecity of Bath. CERTIFICATES 13. Walter Jacks, of the city of Bristol, windiest, dealer and Chapman. Evan Jones, of Morton, in the comity of Denbigh, dealer sod chapeau Alexander Shedden, ache city of Bristol, druggist. Samuel Newbury, of Sweeting's-Rents in the city of London, eatinchnuee.keeper, dealer and chipmen. William Warner, of Webber street, Weeeminster-'rind, in Me county of Surrey, eoal-ilealer and ebapmen. Robert Platt of Poulton in the 'yids, in the eounry of Law caster, he aler and chairman. INS' .1. VENT. PRISONER in the IClN , ;'*i BENCH Prima, in the County of Surrey. )SNTICI. Richard Andrews, Emmen! d ILierotrest. St Saineft-situve. the city of Westminster, end late of Lemon.street. Good mares-fields, in the county et' Middlesex, geneentaa. L.W. 800 au ant—Holiday at the Stock Eashana awl ?übbc IRISH STOCKS, Govt. Stock S pet Cent. 101111 Canal Lotus, 6 pe Irish S per Cent. Gov likticntures 31 pe, °MISR OF EV Amsterdam . 35 9 2 U. Ditto at SULU 35-aa RetterJars ..... 11 9 2 U. nlowgh 34 4 2IU. &tem ..... i 4 5 2W. Pans 24 2 Lie. Ditto .. 24 10 2 VC Intsrdeaux .... 24 (.d t 34,1 effect. DAto Mad. igl Ditto 114113,4 3s Leghorn 5l/ Naples nettles on London ( A, , Almon $7, 1806. 94 ant • • -93 921 Cent 7Ol , Sim, t. Gene ... 461 Lie. Pie. Volum 11. 60 ditto Labe& 611 Oporto 61 Dublln lll 1 Calk 13 f. r. d reetegol Goldin Cern and Bets per es. 4 New D 01111111041.. • New 13o11nrs 5 Saver on San 6; New Louis each Aro of the Ronk of Hoilase. 51 per Cent. R. Is.) "101 a 11 BIRTHS. On Friday, at Thoradon Hall, Lady Petro. of too `oot, the youngest survived only a l'ew hours. On the 33th ult. the lad, of Alexander HOW, FM. Gluucestcr•place, rurtinamequare, of a sun. MARRIAGES On the 27th ult. at Castle Huntly, Perthsli.re, Lies& Cul. Ingl.s, of the Edinburgh militia. te Miss Charlene Fits beth A‘lllll% second daughter of the late Sir Philip A as,le, 01 Patton. DEATH. On Thwedst meriting. at her house in Gee gee-square. Erl siburgh, Mrs. Carte, relitt of the late John Cane, Esq. t and sitter to the late Sir John Riddell, of Riddell. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGC M..rn.... 47 oain. atter 4 J Fren.... It min. atm, S• FRAREIN BOTANICAL NT S ELY. S LOAN E-STREET. CH£I.SEA. 1t R. FRASER and Sons having- ac cepted the 1 nffi,r of stteirintendimg a liberal Foreign Botanist Este- Midi , nem. the ,I .b.litv, G•nitiv, and others, dwuous of ot ere-awing the& But.i•ileal daLlect. ins. or of fornirhir.g !heir Kit.. cher% (Ludt.' and Gruands, with a variety Of the beat Fruit Ti-ea and %niters, are respectful:. informed, that between thla an I the re-S•.imug ei October next, they will have an 0p. , - Inapty of purehaung any part of the Nursery, upon sash t , iie• al *mild be ini...h to then advantage; •itor which time the ex tenwre enlierti4, •At H 4 houve,Green-house, hardy Americo: Plants, anlStoe• in the Groom, bevtdes Inwoy thousand Pots, at various dewnithow ut Planta, together w.th the (kern and Hot.h.iaaes, Garden Lights, Frames, Irrylements and Yten- , 's in the Trade, and sagged"a the valuable lung Lease of the Front Ground. The l) as/ling-boom and Shop will be mold be Auction ;' 3 Lots fur budding oil, accor.:iiig so a Wan taken) by Mc.sia Mention and Field, on Mnrid.iy, October 15, and 615 (odor- Raz day., int the Poemises, w•thout t serve. ewtalegaes alai psniculari are ;pie ; , reparing, and may he had el thy / 11 "/ , T , a.a days previous to the sale, and of the or .ne. pal M uric!, and Seertsmen, in end about London ii and of M_tkrs Ada.iiwirtanal Field, 63, Touchier h.street. LONDON :—Prattted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17. Doke. essw-ganef, eoyenbGallats, and y13)1101 , 1 at the Ogles, No IS, Back tai St. Clente.tt's Church, Strata. he W. STUCK, of Ne 7, New Sttit..n-street, Lowzg Acre. Orders, Sm. for th 1.1-e+, scut be the othips (pnisin uhll be Jale attim.4ed to. 1111.11. 1 . 1 ^ 7=g.;=; i G NUMB! TH . THIS P wiu be The Charm Mr. 1)e Camp 1 4 1.4 1 yrer, Eod of Act Dan Alvaro CJfi4•i f Mr M Leonora• M Mrs. Noble; Old Wipe ston ; Mr. P, Mos Chloe 1 To whi Kiel( Artl 1)00,Ve, i4y ' Maur iVe! samosa, hi Towernm 4.0 W. Fly I I GOL c. • Teta. audl Public, his me which are k tice. A eras sites, 4 sager dishes, 2 sal! tar a 's PePPe . _ Joc1;e;1 has 0 13s 6d I Fa,thenw 161 15' ; pe warehouse. STHIN FRUIT eeter,ty rem and other ',Owe of I LIQUID. It .s 4 all k eeltened pared and so 27, Haynes* sae ; thee, esford4bee Os*ld, Kin, 1460; THE n and 1 ha the usu nil eta 6a smell, and by D. ficabo:n. I Day, 65, 1 prininpal ]sin, and ima same ►al Aad ■ia pußci •,11 1 f ire, pros Aich will I mom§ PR , TWIE! TEN FIVE Tto foci Wib Sx. of P ma ma Tb, M. The TL. Rq The Ile R 4 The a 1 1 ., 04c T 20,C0 Tictet Pla!i %Iwo daua;. K a:. Su i . -." 4,10