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... they answered, that tlir}• were.tradi to defend an; . si&ion he might think pniper to commence. The Juir ieturne 1 :t verdict of Gritty, and the leaned Judge intimated, that it would he advis•- nhle if the Defendant would cudeavour to notice some reeonipeare tor Its ntistondoa, before bc should be brought up for judgment. --ma.----.. COMMON I.9.LAS, WL 1:11NITEll Siitihcs at Nisi Prissy &fore the Lord CD4f r MANSTIIII D. Int•COTT C. PA it It V a, , d GIL t!tcsi. This action, which excited considerable interest in Court, Was brought to tecovvr damages from the Defendants, who we, e Police Oilicei s, for as saulting the Plaintiff, and imprisoning him fur the space of fifteen hours. It appeared, from the evidence of Mr. Paul, a pnblican, and several othet Witnesses, that, in the latter end of November last, the Plaintiff was sitting with some young men in a public-house in Old Gravoidane Ratcliffe-highway, each drinkin" a t Iti* of bee r, and behaving in the most orderly wlllower. The Defendants, at the head of a party Of men, who called themselves Police Officers, came in, and, though it was little more than half past etas o'clock, ordered them all to leave the house in stantlyor they should be marched tothe watch-house. This peremptory command produced some words ; • and though the Plaintiff stated he was a house keeper, and would go as soon as he had drank his beer, the Defendants hand-cuffed him, and took him to the watch-h use, with the other men. He was there, with many other prisoners, confined the en tire night in a loathsome dungeon, where he had not even room to stretch himself on the floor. In the gowning, when he was brought before the Ma gistrates, he was discharged, on paying a shilling, there being no charge brought against him. Seve ral of the men taken up with him. were sent on board the tend-r, but all, except one, got off by producing pro:e'tions. I'h. Loan Cuter it:tale& asked, what right the Magistrates had to exact a shilling from a ni.tri who was discharged on account of his innocence ? His tip also wished to kekw what law empowered to take men to the watclohoase whom they behaving quietly in a public-house at half past ten o'clock ? Seljeant Summit°, as Counsel for the Defend ant, said, he was sure the Magistrates were corre't .. r in reading the shilling, as all the money th e y re ' mired was paid into the hands of the Lois of the Treasury. and they never r e fused re c eiving thi s MI. IU, Cir tee. As to the latter part of what Isis 4lip raid, he believed there was a late ad ins powering the officess to do as they had done in the present instance. His Lordship was of opinion, that the Lords of the Treasury did not give themselves much trouble to enquire whether they had a right to receive mo ney, but were glad to take it at all events. He Was also convinced, that there could be no such law • as stated by Serjeant Shepherd. ' Witnesses were then called on the part of the De fendants. One of the Magistrates of the 'litanies Police Office proved, that the Defendants had a privy search warrant to visit the public-houses, and to take up straggling seamen. Two or three offi cers were then called : they stated the same story, nearly, :rs thei Plaintiff's witnesses ; and also that there were several idle and disorderly women in the house, but not in the room, where the Plaint iff sat. On cross-examination, they acknowledged they did not take up these women, though they knew them to be vagrants. Seijeant COCICt L 1., on the part of the Plaintiff, *peke to evidence. He, with much ability, impressed on the minds of the Jury, the rights which, as En glishmen. they were entitled to, and the improper uct of these Officers, in taking up the men who 1111 d id ran drinking their beer in peace and good humour, allowing the women, whom they knew to be ts, to go about their business. Their reason for this was, he said, that "sport:won neer,. lilt /be *Wird." The Officers knowing very well, that if were no idle womel, there would not be so Shiny ill-conducted men, and then their business • would not be so profitable. The Learned Serjeant concluded, by calling en them for vindictive da pages, as this suit being defended, not by the Offi .pers, but by their superiors, large damages would them for the future more particular about the E, of persons they employed as the executioners of The Lotto Com Rs-rice summed up the evi dence. and explained the different points contained in the case. The Jury retired, and in about half an hour re turned a verdict for the Plaintiff.—Damages 251. . I On Saturday. an Excise Officer was fully corn ' mined fui trial, from the Public Office, Bow -street, • charged with feloniously stealing a quantity ot soap, from a soap-boiler's in Drury-lane, where he was on duty. The Prosecutor had missed soap at varions times, and at length suspected the Officer; he, in consequence, placed some soap, properly marked, in a place from which it was generally taken. On Saturday, he had reason to suspect the officer had taken some map, stopped him, and f tend a quantity in his packet, which was marked • sufficiently to enable him to swear to it. A letter from Doncaster, dated Feb. 14, says : 4' On Sunday last, a little boy, about ten years of t age, son of Mr. Mousnouss, of Wilby, near this Place, died of that most alarming disease, the Hy , draphobia. In a former paper we mentioned the loss of a Cow, the property of Mr. Moustioust, which had been bitten by a mad dog. .I . he saint • dog, we understand, v es observed to have seized the above unfortunate link boy, by the hack ot his . head, but nu wound being discovered, danger was not apprehended ; however, symptoms of this dread • ful disorder atter.v.trds appeared, and from the tes t timany of a respcilable gentleman of the faculty. there is no doubt of bus existence terminating under that distressing malady. A dog. belonging to a labouring man of the name of H vast, atAwkley,near this place, known to have been bitten by the above witted to run at large, and, dreadful • • itten his own child. The dog : 114 • ut no symptoms having ap -- ••" . a is thuped the aMmal might • f l e • *Ai arit ip i. l ,4l l S:' :119.1‘4Ti • , . PROM .S,ITORDA r NIG111", GdZETTE. At the Court at the tau-, the It* of February, 111;:f, PRPSENT, The KING'. FAcellent Majesty in Council. This day His Grace Jelin Duke of /Settee!, the Kieht nourald< Ilrnry Earl of Cameron', the Right Memorable John Joshua Earl of Carysfert, the Right Honourable Chanties Atigustu. Lord Omulston, the Right Honourablc St. >ndrew Lord St. John, re Bletere, and the Right Ifiniothatile William Elliot, were, by His Maiemy's command, sworn of His Ma jesty's Must Honourable Privy Council, and tuuk then reipec tire places at the B .aid accurdingly. His M.jesty, wa, Misfitv pleas -d to drelare Nis Gr..ce John Doke of B (Herd, Lieutenant-Oelieal and Ge nial Governor of that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland. His Majesty having been graciously ',lewd to deliver the costudy of the Scala of the Duchy aril County-Palatine of Loicaster to the Right Honourable Edward Earl of Derby, the oath of Chancellor of the said Duehe was this day, by His Majesty's command, administer's! to His Lordship. His Majesty hailing lretli pleagel, by letters patent under the Great Seal of Great Britain, to consetute the Right lln nourable Francis Earl of Moire ' Clillitabti of Hi. Maj-sty"s Tnwer of Lond o n, a n d al so L o r d Lieutenant of the Tower Illinlets, His Lordship this day, in Council, took the oaths appulated to be taken, iustesul of the oaths of allegiance and ieprentacy, as Constable of the siiil Tower, and as L,?rd Lieutenant of the said Tower I lamlets, and likewise the nails of Constable et the 'tower of London. His Majesty, in Cdmicil, was phi. day pleased to appoint Henry Lee Warner, of Walinigliain, Esq. to ho Shensi of the County of Norf dl, in the room of Jubn Murte, of Mount Ida, Ent. : And Le Gendre Pierce etarkie, of Ifuntroyd. F.:q. to be Sheriff of the Count Palatine of I.anca And His Majesty was alto pleased to make the following amendment up. ii the toll : Sir Thomas Wiliningten, of Stantere-Court, Bart. made Sir Thomas Edward %Vinninigtaii, of Stainford-Cu.irt, Bait. PUBLIC FUNERAL OF THE R ICH I' HONOURABLE WILLIAM PITT. College .y . Acres, Feb. 1:., lBO6 The Nobility, Privy Councillor., Judges, Law Officers, Bainnieu, Knights of the Bath, Eilights, Clergy, Equires, arid Gentlemen, who propom to attend the Public Funeral of the Right Honourable WP.ians Pitt, which is to proceed tont the Painted Chamber to Went - 861liter Abbey, on Satur day morning, the ef:d imam, are requested to send their titles, names, art 1 Jetties, to the College of Arms, St. Bell.. St. Paula, before four o'clock in the afternoon of iVrdnesdav new, the tech instant, in order that they .ray be reeked in the proceeding according to their several degrees, dignities, and qua'itits. And on Thursday next, between ten and four o'clock, sealed tickets for the admission of such pereuri, mot the pmcession, and into AVestmiester Abbey, as shall have transmitted tiler wallies to the reel College, will lie ready, there to delivered to them, or to their written order. Those persons in the precession who are twit to wear memo jeg cloaks, official gowm, or habits, will appear in mourning, without weepers, arid with mourning swords; Knights of di - several Orders to wear their collars, Naval and Military OS errs to be in their full int:forms, witlecrype arduud their arm& and in weir hats; and the Clergy n clerical habits. mifrkst, Fs h. 15, 1806. The King has bees pleased to appoint the Riest Honour able Francis Fart of Moita, to be Constable of the Timer of London, in the room of the Marquis Cm:maids, deceased. The King has also bee. pleased to appoint the Right Ho. nourable Francis Earl of Moira to be His Majesty's Lieute nant and Cu.tos Itntoloruin of the Tower Hamlets, ill the room of the Marquis Cornwallis, deceased. The King has been pleased to giant to the Right Honour able Richard Brinsley Sheridan, die office tat Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy. The King has bean Owed to grant to Joke Calcraft, Esq, the office of Clerk of the thdnance of the United Kiagilarn of Great Britain and Ireland. The King has been pleated to appoint the Right Hon. Ro be t Earl of tlitekinghamshire,and the Right Hon. John Joshua Earl of Carysteet, Kr odd of the Illustrious Order re M. Patrick, to the Office ef Postruaster-Gencral. The King ins been pleased to appoint the Right lion. Rich arJ'Cit rodeo Bert Temp/e, and the Right Hon. J. Turroshesid, commonly called Lord John Townsliend, to the Office of Pay inastei , Geteral of His Majesty's Forces. The King has been pleased to appoint the Right firm. Chas. Spencer, commonly called Lord Charos Spencer, to the Offices of Master and Worker of the Mint. The King hat bens pleased to grant to Alexander Esq. the Offie: of Treasurer of the Ordnance of the United kingdom of Great 13.1tain and Ireland. The King has beeu pleased to grant the dignities of Baron and Viscount o: the tinned kiligclion of Gm it Britain and Ire land, to Thomas Anion, Esq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the ;games, styl. s, and titles of Baron Soberion, of Solaerton, in the county of Southampton, and Yeti:omit Attic-14,0f Shogbniough and Org aaa c, in the county of Stafford. The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to the Most Hon. John Dmis, Marquis of Sligo, Knight of the Illus trious Oidat of St Patrick,and the heirs male of his body, law fully begotten, by the name, style, and t tic, of Baron Moht eade, of Westport, in the county of Mayo. fhe King has heels pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the united !..ngdoin of Great Britain and Ireland, to the Right H in. Hugh Earl of Edenton, awl the heirs male of his bog lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title, of Baron Arthrts.an, of Ardrusaan, in the comity of Ayr. The King has hero pleasedto grant the (tinny of a Baron of the united kingdom of Great Britain anti Ireland to the Right Hon. James Earl of Lauderdale, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title, of Kira.) LAU dcd.dr, Thirlestaiie, in the county of Berwick. The King has boom pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the united kingdom of Great %main and Ireland to the Right Hon George Earl of Grafted, and the loos male of his body lawfully begotten, by tine name, aryl-, and title, of Baron Gra mord, of Castle Donitioston, in the county of Leicester. The King has two pleasergto grim the dignity of a Baron of the u. Fled kmg.lom of Great Britain and Ireland, to Julia Crewe, Esq. and the heirs male of his body lawfully beg itters, by the name, style, and title, of Baron Create, of Crewe, in the county-talatine of Chester. Tne King his been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baran of the united kingdom in Great Britain and Ireland, to Win. Esq. and the hers male of his body lawfu:ly bedsit-li, hi the name, style, out title, of Baron Beauchamp of Puny ke, 111 the county of Wriieaster. Tie King hoe heels graciously pleased to Mint unto the Right Hon. and Rey. William Nelsni, D. D Banda Neluin of the Nile, and of Hilhorough, to the county of Norfolk, Vs-count Merton and Nelson of Trafalgar and of Whitton, in the county of Surrey, sole brother arid heir of Horatio late Viscount and Baron Nelson, duceased, his royal licunce and authority tout he mid his issue may bear the honourable aug mentation. to their arinoiin amigos which were granted to the said I loNtio late Yisersiiiit and Baruu N•ison, and that he and hi• issue male, may hirer the crest and motto, and that he, 21111 the heirs malo of his Way to whom the aforesaid dignities Of Earl Nelion,Viwuma Merton, and Baron Notion shall descend, easy Lear aunt ine Ms supporters which were borne and usnl by the said flown. late Viscount and Banco Nelson, deceased jtltbfrp Cmti... Feb. G. His Majesty has been ple i.ert, by letters potent mullet the Greet Seat of Ireland, .to grant - the shinny et en i , ml 0,,s pan of the united kinglets, to the following Noblemen, and to the hest' male of t h en bodies, ea To Arthur, ViscountGeea 4, time (bpi?). of Ea/1C.44m1, of Market-1141, in the county of Ai meets. To Lammers* Parn.ns Harman, Vl•couNt Oxmantown, the dignity of Earl of Ras, with remainder to his nephew, the Right Hon Sir Laurence Parsons ' part. To the Most Rev. Fathe r i n G od, Chattel Viscount Somer ton, Archbishop of Dubin, the dignit, of Earl of Norm/moo, sn the counts. niKulkenny . And to Charles W,Riarr, Viscount Charlerill c;the dignity of Earl of Chailersile, of Chatlevine Forest, in the King's County. fin AtlaitY has aLia been please.l, y lett t, pater.t U 'et • • C:::t Seal of Irdand, to gtant th. &gni!! of 3 P.3Mn or this part of the united t<ingeloot to Peer Chellusoun, Esq. by the title °teams' RendlePtlTlTl, Relklesbasi. • • • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Wo•-t/iNee, Feb. lb, lAN lu I limetit of Lit,. Guard*Cirif ono; Plonte..tr, from hail pl 7, of the I r,lti Fool, to be Ca;o4111 of a 1 pi q., rice Stanton, utio exchanges. Lieutenant John to be Ca! tai:i of a Tin..„ by nurelia,e, vier Minket, who tel Are,. Cornet and Sub-heatenant John 'fniiiky ns to be L'eutesiant, race Phil ill. Ist Regiment of Foot Goan:, George Earl of Tvreol nell, from the 53cl Foot, to b.. Lieutenant, Wilkinson, who exchange. Puulter, 0-nt. to be Ensign, without pursliase, vice Dickson, prtnnotod In the 36th Foot. • Ist Regimeetof Foot. To be. Lieutenant, without purcilow—Lieut.inhis from the 6011 i Foot, vice William Mitchell, sopertedeil i , biting ablent without leave. Sth %Vest India Regiment—Lieutenant General Sir Char4ca Asgill, Bart. from half pay of thc 4r,th Foot, to he vice Major-General Calvert, appointed to the command of the letii Foot. STAFF. Constantine Palmer, Cent to be an Assistant Conataitaary o. Stoles, Promions, and Forage to the FolCel. 0: 'lnver e•Cyfice, Feb. 12, 1805. Regiment of Artillery. Lieutenant Colonel Edward Howarth WIN Colonel, vise Yu decease.!. Datc.d Dee. 29, 1805. Major Hoylett Framingham to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice . - - lloworin Dated as above. Brevet-Main/ David Merideth to be Major, vice Framingham. Dated ac above. B INKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Henry Cook., arid John Herbert. of Rirciiiii-lane, in the City of Lond in, merchants, from Feb. 2, to March 29, at ten, at Gurldhall. D hosed Pickance, of Manchester, in the comity of Lincas ter, manufacturer, from Feb. 15, to April 5, at ten, at the Dug Tavern, Deansy„ete, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. E sward Dixon, of Grewelthorpe, in the county of York, butcher. BANKRUPTS. John flanks, late of Mill-Pend-grid; e, Bermondsey, in the county of Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 18, 25, and March 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Hill, Rood lane, Fenchurch-street, London. William Swift, of Sun-street. Bishops, arestreet, in the tiny of Louden, trunk-maker, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Fees Id, at twelve, 25, and March 29, at one, at Guildhall, London. Anomie', MTV, Collins and Waller, Spital-squate. George Moor, late of Greenwich, in the county of Kent, coo. keeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 22, March 1, and 29, at Oaten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Merrier, Bin-lane, Deptford. William Angus. of Rucheder, in the county of Kent, linen draper, haberdasher, dealer and chapman, to sin-render, Fcb. 22, March I, and 29, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. At torney, Mr. Berry, Walbruuk, Louden. John Baines, of flowery, in the county el York, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Feb. 22, March 1, and 29, at cl yen, at Gundlialt, London. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Walomok„ London. James Price, late of Sun-street, Fin,latiryommire, in the county of Middlesex, but now a prisoner in his Maje-ty'a of the Fleet, Weber-merchant, to surrender, Feb. 22, March I, and 29, at twelve, at Gailhall, London. Attorines, Mean. Ma7o and Parse, London. Thomas Egerton, late of Al.tnn, in the county of Lancaster, grocerolealer, and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 45, 26, and March lry, at eleven, at the horse of Jahn Scott, the White Horse, in Preston, in the said county. Atto rn i es , M es sr s . Bar rett, No. 9, Holborn-court, Gray's.lnn, London ; am' Mr. Startifmt, Preston. Robert Hurrion Dawson, of Southwold, in the county of Suffolk, miller, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Feb. '27, at three, 28, at eleven, March 29, at ten, at the King's Arms, Ilssielworth, Suffolk. Attornies, Mr. Henry Fun, I-Lore-non, Norfolk; and Messrs. Bromley and Bel', Cray's-Liu, London. John Jackson, of Lancaster, in the county of I.:meaner, victualler, dealer and chapnian, to surrender, March 4,5, and 29, at eleven, at thu Commercial hut, in Lancaster. Attar. hey, Mr. Baldwin, in Lancaster. John White, or Prescott-street, Gootimair's-fields, in the county of Middlesex, morwy-scriveiter, to 'intender, March 1, 4, arid 29, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Att.:rimy, Mr. H. flogires. Cr!tiard's-inn. Willem.Trilly, of Philpotdatie, in the city of Loradon, scrivener, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 13, 2... and March 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chill:, Harman, Wine-ofrce. court, Fleet-street. Watts %Wrigley, now or late of Bolton-brow, in Sicircolt, in the parish ut Halifax, in the county of York, cotton spinner, dealer and chairman, to surrender, March 7,5, and 29, at tea, at the Home of John Wright ' the Uld Cock Inn, in Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Wigleswoith,Gray's-inn, London, and Messrs. Wrglesworth aid Thompson, in Halifax. John Wright, of the Farina, near Wear, in the county of Salop, contractor, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Fe bruary 25, 214 and Marsh 29, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, in Whitchurch, in the said county. Attorney.. Mr. Musky, Temple, London, arid Mr. Coldough, Sandtrach, Cheshire. Henry Bock, late of Union-court, Broad street, in the city of London, jeweller, dealer and chairman, to surrender, Feb. 22, March 1, and 2'2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney •, Mean Kitiblewhite and Rowland, Gray's-inn-place, John Francis and John loseph Francis, of Enehester, in the county of Kent, plumb. r. and painters, dealer., cliJpinen, arid copartner., to surrender, Feb. 2!, at one, March 1, .t ten, and 29, at one, at Guildhall, London. Att..rnep, Maus Wright and laws 21e, Chancery-lane, London. Edward M'Cullock, of deli:ries-square, Saint Mar, Axe, London, merchant, to surrender, March 1,4, and 29, at one, at Guildhall . Attorney., WWI. Roo, Hall, and Km., Ness Boswell-court, Carey-street. DIVIDENDS. March G. Samuel Marston, late uT Saint Alluvia, in the cOtinty of Liens, cone-dealer, at Mak at Guildholt, London. March 17. John lull Govett, of %Vivdscomb, in the comity of S , inie.,ct, corton-itanufactufer, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the Flush 'Tavern, in the city of Wiwi. March John Field, of Watford, in the county of Herb, wilier, dealer and chainnati, at twelve, at Lon don. MA:eli B. John Eden Dear,m, of Nzer f4.nd•rreer, in the county of Muldiese,, line.n-draper, liabeida.licr; dealer and capnian, at ten, at Guildhall, Londow. March 1,. William Thomson, of Scile-street, in the parish of Saint Clement awes, in the county of Nlisidlesea, ma riner, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London March 8. Christopher Wilcnsc, of Chtwton Mendip, in the county of Sonrset, •Ictua ler, deleer and chaeman, at twelve, at the Tans Briatol. Mardi 8. James Nix, of Great Tanconth, in t' , ' county of Norfulk, breeches maker and tailor, dealer and chapinaii, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. CERTIFICATES--Manca 8. John Collison, uf Ilitcht, ht the county of IV tford, mer chant. Thum.. Lovell, of Shoreditch, int the county or NNl.lkses baker, dealer and chapinan. Samuel Forand Waddington, of Yurk-etrect, Suothwark, in tit county of Surrey, banker, hup•tatercilant, straier add eh:Annan. ' Christopher Nel.lle, late of Danford, it the county of Sent, coachrnakcr, dealer and chairman' Julio Colville, hue of Cheapaide, to the city of London, littera draw, denier and Chapman. St,ireite, late at Cheapride, in the co , y of Lor.dva, tavern-keeper, dealer ar.d rhaprnan. Richard Sawyer, of Rmatihtairq, in the laic of Thanet, in the county of Kent, butchers dealer and ekapninii. John Mixon, of Leet.l4, in the ccaaty of York, snercliaet, dealer and chapman. Samuel Cartwright, of maiden Wood *. WA, Loa r, dea!er aid eltapre.,l . j _ NA/AL INTELLTGPSCE. PLYMOUTH, fLI 13, Sailed the Ada Warren hired armed•ship, /h,, lone scllonner, nritt sion7, rirg;nil and So. t 7 sore/to frigates, Hazer/ sloop, Virer cutter, and .4rymc gar-htig. The Poivre, Adto;t..i :4ir Sidney Smith, s tiled yesterday, but returned, And is saild again to-L'ay. .Majesty's ships liellride, of 7 t gang, rate. and Moller Ran hrLs. are pm into commis. sion this day. Wind N.W. • Towasv, rte. 19. Sailed His Majesty's ship VA de Paris, Admir a l Corntvallis ; also the C.arton. hri?, Cuipoys schn on .. t , a n d R im,od cutter, fur the Wr.tward suppused tor their station off Ush.tnt. west., r►a, 14. Sailed the Awed:, o frigate. for Sheerness. Arrived the Fa on sloop of war, from Ports mouth; the Cy g net sloop of war, D,,motios t and praline, an.:i several gun-'.rigs, from A cruise; and remain in the Dwells, with this r... t c r the ships as per last.—Wind S.S.W. blows fr7sh, VAlaltloll, PP R. 1;. This clip, Lore. Puou's hrig4tle, censist;r , : , three regiments ot l . , ght Dragoon, landed from the transperl;, and will proceed to Ipsu it;la immediately. eamscnre. rcu 14. A number of vessels are now in sight from this place. whieh'are said to he transports, wirlt troops from the Flbe, and consequently they may be eto petted in this harbMsr to-morrow, to disembark [Alit night, or early this morning, a Fremh lugger privateer had the audacity to Conte in close eff the North Foreland, captured tour col: Tier-brigs, and sent them off; but we hope that our crui s ers will fall in with, and re-capture rmst of the intellit, AILETINGS OF'atEDITOIII2 AT otnianiAAL. TO WI 011 ROW. , N. Jamee Dalton, Bradated, Kent, metlman . - .., Id Veiny At' .n-a,, late of limmi-strect h2ll, L,nd n, I ronniongt. - - 2 10 itudeloh Catmint% Cestio-stnewt,, Leirwiter•Aeldt, /altd d1...0z, cementer - - 2 12 lieu:. I, It .0 Letnee I,lre of Tilrooololloll-suers, L',l:doo, a osuren . c-ht ' elter . - '2 ii J.lin lielktul,Gray'e-Ina-lane, u;I and eeleerman - 1 1' M vet-et Keeoch, M.—tun, Surrey, r•1 , (.0-1”.11! 'r - I I Wilkt.:l tint, Bl.u:kman-street, Southwark, Surrey, .. fittere,lreper. - - - 2 1 DI VII)END W,Piees Urquhart, 51011 Cullege.gandens f Lawden. mer chant / . _ a_ 1 0, 41C1. 01 , ST• POLS. SA rutuA 1 • 5 pet Cent. Redw,.rd Ail fs per Cent. Cunt 6oi GI Oo 4 /wt. Cent 541 b pet C - ur. Nary Long %llu airs .......... ..........17 1 ..16 imperial ~; vet Cants. Imperial Annuities B'l -1G 1.14,1 Studs I.l‘..:i•epier Bins I.u a g;isl, 11..ittely TIC Mil . Of. 19s. • C 011•0111 iot 6l • 7' EISH. Se. k-Maker, N. 4, Coriolull. and 9, Chi - ma cyan. PRICE OF IRISH 3TOCkti—Pry 11. Goa. Debeutiare4.3l pee Cent........ 73 Unto, 5 per Cent 14 , 74 i Canal Luau, 6 per 1.11113 L c,S - BIRTH Yesterday sennigla, the I.ady of Sir Thomas_WhiJscote, Bart. of a von, at his seat in Line*hish ire. MARRIAGES. Tuesday last, at Brockilieh, Norfolk, by the Rev. Illtrow Clumnsari, the Rey C .1. Chapman, Mm.s•er of St. 'thrill Mineroft, Norwich, and late FeVow 'it C r pus Chrtsti Cols lege, Ca•uhridge, to Min Jail, Emily Gibbs, *laughter of OM Bev. L. Ghat*, Rector of Brockdiah. Thurwlay laic at St. Peter's Mencr••ft, Norwich. Mr. Ileniy Robert Bow es, Acing( Manager of the Timm» Iola:. N..reich, to Mrs Air:kin, of the same theatre On Sword., se`noien, at York, Captain hamems, inn of the late Dr. S3IIISUII. of Beverley, and Captain in the taint York Militia, to Mos Anna Story, fs., , rtli daueht••r of lif•vt•to Story, Esq. of Bishop, Wirarineitth, in the comas of DI:03111. Lately, in Ireland, the Rev Getout Thomas Noel, second sitn, of Gerard No•I Noel, Esq M.P. f•e the comity i ( Rut land, to Miss O'Brien, daughter of Srl Lucia 0 Wien, Rio. 0.. 'Wednesday lasi, by the Right Reverso,d the lord P.ishop of Petc larnorigh, at the cathedral church of Otal cg , !, John Web Cole, Esq. to Miss Collier, of tile NI brsier Peterborough. Lately, William Wheatley Walker, Eq. Lieutenant in Shell Dragorrne, or Royal Scots Greys, to Mw !Within, only daugh ter of Mr. Nteivto, of Lyno. DEATIIS. On the tlnth of Jannary, at his seat, Aran', in the (emote el G away, lal, Joseph Blak-, Esq fither of the late Rtglit Don. Lird Iry all-eturt, and the eol.llllt , t, Dowager of Enid. He is sums .4E4 in his estates by Ins grandsons the Pr.leul Lor•1 Walla:mitt, who is a minor. Oak thilrelay evening last, sit Fintlamay.sqoare, this infant daughter et &leant Goelionitl, Lig. Oil Tuesday, the 4tn inst. at her boom in Saville row, La•ly Basikes, r.dict of the late S - r Henry (Slakes. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LVHDON tllulr .h. Mom .. Q 3 min. attar 1. I Ev.0.....12 n►ln. 411 , 1' I. SALE BY AUCTION. Bi_;OKS. ly Mewl aod LOCHEE, At tbei• Great Room, No 3R. st.eer, Cnrent.Garden, Tins DAY, and Tw Jay., at Twelve, n. BOOK, in most tranclies of 4. toterstrre, Inch* hog the Nl:dieat ,y of 4 Gem Se. tom., I .tely d.c..msed, removed front the Country . May be viewed. ant C...talogae. had. LONDON :—..Printed by 0 DetVfliSON, Nn. 17, Dut • Caur, Bow-street, Cuvcnt•li•rAen, and Punliabad at t.. Office,. Nn. 5, Back of St. t leNttent's G•:urch, Straw by W. SrliCl, of No. 7, New Balton-stroct, Long At: thltri, Sc. fo: eois Paper, scot to the Ulfne (postrio.x, bi ii•''y :•t.ndr,l to. of them. On the intelligence being communi- cated to the Ddwns, vessels were dispatched to in- tercept them. A Ramsgate boat- boarded one of the colliers off the North foreland, which the lug- ger seemed to intend attacking ; but. on observing the boat hoarding, altered bar course for another veuel, which she took possession of. There are various ueports as to 40 number taken, and some say, the, was more thskjoe Itmger privat eer , o f and that a groat, umber of Vessels were ca pt ure d. The crew of the coal:iwir taker., took to their boats (as 6 jut e, was aching up to them), and landed at preadstain. A .brill or two came into the Dowss this aftertidon,,, which our sailors say, look like te-etptured vessels $ prohuiily Solna of those taken by the logger above-mentioned. DI ~~ ' o r' -di la lai !wee „„ g rdteira Dem denek, Ply" A wht ~~h~ iu~~~~ Tie be vie T' .101 Iva Mc, t At Sum! Ti( Upve at 11) 1 I 1..