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tl;firAL rovorsisoitn,ists. 26. The beggitge of the 31)1 reenlist of lost arrived yesterday A& to-day, and the lit division of that regiment bow embarked tor service. The Seth and Sidi regiments, for Buenos Ayres. and the Ring's German Lest .% without eiders. are waiting at Spitbsed. The 17th Dragoons. are not ordeted to embark ; esiy three troops of them are arrived ; they Rave bee* dionowneds end marched into bstrinehellt hates. • Arrived the 12 .a schooner from Chatham ; Bleiews frigate from Plymouth t Concordia. Palmer Steer; end the floonaoh. Sidoteuth, from - atwieffe, --, Purdy t Flo. Stanton ; and the from Archangel ; all for this port. Ciase is the sloop /imama te. with passengers from the Pheisilk from Tobago; ten other vessels. ender mem of the ileontsennoe man of war, pate ed by; dwy report the rentaindesk of the fleet to be about IS or 12 leagues behind.—Wit S.W. sae T. ST. &fleet the Pertitaa schooner, from South Matt -Iw. detained by L'Agypitnne ; Dario gun-brig Los a anise, arid the klks transport. frost Bar- Rodin. Med the Peewee and Dellagaillit bombs, with the Illbet under convoy for the Downs. tamed by. far the Downs, His Majesty's Ships wfgesieto/w and Go; from the Leeward Islands. WA a Pet. PLY mourn. stOT. 2.5. Sailed last night for Gibraltar. the Am,. Capt. 98 guns. to receive the Sag of Admiral Par !is. • - Arrived the Ma* goo-brig. Ranger, Navy transport. With the Ploy, and her convoy of trans ports. with troops. The wind backing again to the west, it is suppose d brought them here. Passed by port, yesterday. the Leeward Is land Fleet, op Channel. AB the traespirs in limes.' and is Steselsouse Pool ate gene sato the Dosed - this morning. they *attain the Ise Regiment of the Rile Carps. the With and 27th..—Wind W. vaunters. - 24. _ _ _ -. SIFT., _ Passed Ibis port to-day the outward-bored Lis bon. Oporto, and Mediterranean Setts, ander con- Say of His Majesty's ship Royal Gene, 110 inns. Vito Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, which ware , WWI' by several vessels from hence. As the wind 1116iiir, limo is reams to samosa, that they will clear Ihe shamed thii night.. - • riaisred ddiliamet deep of war, front i'lwasowth . mionvimses. insirieloisa to sha mod wasseks iimul ly wm ing h the ero sp hoo ldo. n it d . t fee ihlapsa i ohas Levet for Gibraltar ; Mi . and several - dike vessels, to join ;he Royal &ado sip Ar war. yids i tad of loanspaits. ate. from tirkalllds. at Chi/.Portadralirsoel Noah '.- 14:"..i-it • ••• •• ..- • aillfAa;4nt. $l. hydra the Theadaes- &op of iii r, from a ' edilmboaiseadi far_Mirtindi. . AsOlds.rrad weed for *s altar. the Diamond, It=fres Grenada. she rani frigate, and moral pa-brigs, , Oli zatig tvaiseg dsji Few& . e t r es C omoro. est... froin a cruise of from the t itin O•ts, and amain' an .the, Darra Doss nth the sea oldie drips as per lait.—.Wied• & S.W. ' stsr.27. _ Arrived sad sailed for the River, the dliotoaare Leiria, *ea Demerara. and the C a plak, Saiiib: arta Iron Dendira. . . Armed the pi i 4 frigate.Cemnsodoce Osen, er in.& ' Desimelass Flaw, and Sae 'l rob.' .t aw, - MS. a cru i se. Catibe down Erna% the itiver. the Hera. Gibbs, banal to Sufism...sod ownains in the Downs, with Wilesty's shspass,Pey last; Wiwi W. .--•-• . TAMA L1e02172 UST. eh a, Sari ts..—taatail by ghe Symmetry, ---w • etriPba WOW". -.--ww•h; ithwrf:Ltiflei %billet, Cherch ; tiallis, Want Sessenah. WO 1, Oateideldi Petwsicia ; Nile, Ides naldhl,Rebiadott; M iellaatt*Pere . nt and the Willism, Detteado i , bus r.tentregt ;Zs CAA frisin ann; haws, II&: . hest /IBM .; ell;410, 1i,r40; Hannah. ""...; UM; Christians Ma . ria, Pawnee ; sad the Nadia% -11wwory'llown Wissway..4ll4l6l the Hue, Gibbs, , farlkaisest $ Tama irdeada, Livinewea, ise Madames; e, m 4,, tiwinnuniletien, ...., ter Ciettesabere. a, SCOT. 116....1Pmeed by, the Agenweria, Grog. ; mad die Cllhrbo; Smith , from Riga -- kited /be Imsfogt, foe Wines ; Mercurius, -....--, for lainhibrio ; limo Otthislota, Sadie, fwr Elsinore • Metter, ' Wag Knee, Ilrems; lel% Pilot ; end Van Oldenirerg, Je. eillhar lleemen. 41111111.11111 ; . The Deena—The Credo, ---. from Tlontletea. .. •rithilewithempesswwoek, Stephens, end the Two Friends, -' Ails, foss Potanninto. . At Pljewletiaelatea„ Oxley: and the Lord Middleton, —, from ditto. .., Li fllOlll/oALligabstb, Norther, from Aim,. the Meter Ihrenwcoree, Shine, from Irmo, _ 'T .11.601116416 q; "aka, from Surinam; and do Mary, alitheiless. At we/Jama s 'oases, bora Ifnw Task. At 'Meg, Wlradsns, Ass Damownsb. As '/OnessernAliii Liistrpost. ;1901111Mennilie_ assasseklasseses,,honslß.Linde. '.• Off Sesteri..be Hum, Stoddard, trews Grenade. 11r=sEnd.-the Thum*, Inaeli, front Grenada. t Aurora., Withgeombe, Penn Virginia. At Kiela•-the Providence, --•-•; and the Hannah, ,--, Dont AhMaari. •Offdlonire—fhe Hopes Increase, —. from Tetenburg. At Lerth—the James, Taylor, from Pitteteburg. At Cork—the Priscilla, White. from Petersburg. At NTessfumidiand—the Kangaroo, MAdtlack ; and the Duke et L. ev, Soper, from Liverpool. At Demerara—the Qvaea, Mares, from Lieorpoul. Off Pertlaed--the Mae*, Wa , nr, hum Tabors. sen,-.ernosesiose The hhabitants of Brompton have been amniad for several days past, with the story of a Gbast haw irg made its appearance, walking along the tops of some of the houses, habitod in white. The story gained but hide credit, until Wednesday night, L when the speare attrafted the sight of Mrs. Jose , , 1 ' a stasbetwoman, who beheld it wandering over the and at length enter a of 11■1 su c•.:1 •LII • AU; . & 5,...& I • ▪ ' 2 `.% til • " n a t A. ............. At ilia rAITICVLAILI Or Tilt LOU Or Tin salis (61111CALLID TIM SOULS) TRAIIISFOILT. ..--.• , Limo of a futsw alliwe at Quebec, to his Friend is the eit *ON dated July 6, 1606. " Yesterday, fits soldier...l the tooth •Regi men. who embarked U. head a transport, which woof mot to hate twee lost. from the length of 11;1: tbathl6ll , lad bees arrived in a brig from Paola dint soullog at : ndland, and brought the abriventen from d. They give a more riteketidtely imestait of a shipwreck. and the circum stances diet followed it, than I ever heard in either red or iiiiiitnts story; from one of them I cone& the foliating particulars :—He says, that about four eolock in the morning of the 23d of Oftober last. their vessel, the "Emu transport, struck on a rock with such force, that they saw she must soon become a wreck. l'or the few first minutes all the women and Wickets clung to their husbands and fathers ; but in a short time a wave came with such violence, as swept, he supposes, 150.0 f their lbenple from the deck. out of 347, which was the number on board before. The rock soon forced its way through all the decks; and 35 of the survivors were. before 8 o'clock, driven on a small island, about a quarter of a mile from where the vessel struck—at that time, she was gone entirely to pieces. He cannot positively say bow they g o: on shore, but he su they were floated oe part of the wreck. rye:- members to have WO one of the boys endeavou: ing to save bia . ior Bertram, whe, having his arm broken by some timber, was on the point of sinking ; he held him up as king as his strength permitted; but, to save his own life. was at length obliged to let go his held, and the Major pesished. The thirty-five who landed on the island, consisted of seven sailors, and part of the 100th regiment ; two of whom were officer& Lieutenant Dawson and Ensign . Faulkner. They had the mortification to find the wind change instantly as they landed, and drive every thing oat to sea. so that not an implement of any kind was saved from the wreck. Mr., Faulkner was comet in his idea of the situation ; he knew that the main lead. which they saw about a mile distance was Newfoundland, and that they were about 300 nide, from St. Jehn's. “ After passing one night en the little island, they formed a raft, and 90 of them arrived safely on the main land—d Our had previously died, one of whom was the poor fellow who had tried to save the Ma jor,and another was misting, who had crawled from his eafiltades that he might die in quietnes‘ baring had'botb his legs broken; bat he was found about eight dela after in a shocking state, with hit feet frosts oz's be still miraculously *wives, and is one of the five who arrived here. The greater part dinalki: *sir course to where the sun rose. leaving bellied them the above man and two others. who were veal& to walk from their bruises. Liens. Dawson wee not able to keep up with the party 'her the first day, aid two of the soldiers sad back to attend hint ; one of whom is the perms whO related these particular. " After toihag 14 days, without eating any thing bat berries, poor Dawson was *usable to stand without support, and on their teaching the banks of a river. The ieforosant attempted to carry him ever oo his back; but having waded in as high as his Deck, he ryas obliged to retusn and lay him down on the bank, where be invested the faithful hellows,jo make the best of th eirmay, and leave im to Ms fate—.at the -same time mute:imparts alfeeionetely by the hands, and inteenting them to inform Isis father of bis melancholy sad. Here the honest Hibernian (the tooth Regiment was raised entirely in that kingdom) burst into a flood of tears before he 'Quid proceed. We stayed with him' he resumed, until we knew not whether he was alive or dead.' He described Mr. Dawson not to be above i 7 years of age, upwards of six feet high, and very thin, all circumstances unfavourable fool person to uuderws fatigue and abstinence. " After leaving poor Dawson, they travelled, er rather waodered, in a weak, feeble state, for 'Waive days more ; making in the whole twenty-six 1:; subsisting upon what stature repented to in a cold barren land ; but after the first four on vs days. they never felt hunger, and. in faft, link misfortunes were so great, as (to use his own eipression) to kill hunger, and deprive them of a fatnre of feeling; and the snow, for the last two days. was so deep, as to prevent their getting the accustomed berries. " These two wretches were at last found by a man belonging to a hunting party, who, not es petting to meet any human beings in that desolate region, and taking them at a distance for deer, had concealed himself behind a fallen tree ' with his gun pointed at one of them, when his dog, jumping towards them, began to bark, and convinced him of his error. When they related their shipwreck and sufferings to the huntsman, the tears stole down his cheeks, and taking his ite4daras from his feet, he gave them to the poor fellows, and invited them to his hunting cabin, which, he said, was only one mile of ; but the real distance was at least twelve, to which, by degrees, he enticed them to proceed. When they approached the hut, four er five me, came out. with long bloody knives in their hands, and. my informant says, that he turned to his com rade and said, ' after all that we have escaped, are we brought here to be butchered, and eat up But we soon found our mistake ; the men had been cutting up some deer, the fruit of their chace, and our appearance soon drew the pity of these bloody handed men ; and when they produced a bottle of ram, we were convinced they were real christiaas!" It appears that they received everfpomible comfort from these hunters, who, from the dmeriptioothey had received, set out in search of the others; they succeeded in finding the man who remained the first day on the island, and the other two, who were unable to leave the shore. The two who ac companied Mr. Dairsos, had not made erany great el, progress in the twenty-siz days they we trav hug ; the place they were found -t, was not at any considerable distance from the spot whence they set off, a. that. the woody labyrinth. they must love neatly trodden over the same ground again. " I. yoked my informant if they had given any directions to the hunters, where they might proba ble 'mom •yrith Vie remains of poop Dawsoo. or of Faulk**. aad his party He said they had, but it almoat foils to have followed any direftions was . • they mad have *tem.& jibel knew not where they had been. I v ~. 4, 0( the thirty- wheireepti .. wed the wreck. only these five have be p& excepting two sailors of Faulkner's party, mme picked up by a man on another hunting,_ exceinfiest. shout ninety imilee distant, apparently - lifeleu ; but they were taken to an adjacent settlement, where they recovered. — They are almost certain Mr. Faulkner and the rest of his Companions must have perished in the woods. " They all describe Faulkner to have been strong. aftive, and enterprising • • and could say thing possibly have been effe&ed for their. present vation, he would have accomplished it. The other officet a, of the 100th, expetted much aid from these unfortunate young men. Each was prou d of ex erting himse l f : whilst the transports were lying about three miles from Portsmouth, they both swam to the ship. Mr. Faulkner climbed up the side very litthriatigued, but Mr. Dawson was swab . ex haustfil. " When the surviving five arrived in the barrack square at Quebec, how affeaing was the scene! Men and women flocking wood them with on eager fleas mingled with despise. anxiously inquiring fur some friend or brother that was on board the unfor tunate Antes. Their answer was—' If you do not see hiss Mere, be sure he is dead I for of 34T souls. we five Irish lads and two sailors are she whole that remain allve.' The tears and exclamations that fel , lowed are too mournful to tiescribe-•mkhough I copld . go on with minister particulars of these fit estrous occurrences mail I had swoln ibis lamer to a folio volume, which, if any of the poor fellows live to reach home. will probably he the case." ves_ 5 FROM SATURDAY IvIGIfT'S GAZETTE. .......wwww...-.. At the Court at the Queen's POO% the INO September, 1116, PRESENT, . DISKING'S Meat Excellent Majesty in Council. It is this dry ordered by Hit Maiesty in Council, that the Parliament which stands prorogued to Threeeday the ninth day of October next, be further prurogood to Wedneeday the 29th day of October mat. At the Court at th• Queen's Palace, the 24th of September, 1806, *RESENT, The KING'S blest Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty baying bon pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Charlealarey, commonly calledjard Viscount Howie, to be nee of His Majesty's Principal Sccreum's of State, he was this day, by His Majesty's command, sworn one of Hu Ma jesey's Principal beenstaries of elate accordiegly. . ..--i Nodes-street, September 45, 11106 The King has been pleased to came it to be :signified by the Right Hen. Lord If lestiont Howie, His Majesty's principal Secotaiy of State to Foreign Affairs, to the Ministers of Friendly and Neutral Powers resident at this Coen, that His Wedgy having been pleased, ea the lielt of May last, to Si. rect that the nemisary measures should be taken for the block ade of the Coast,•Rivers, and Ports, (rev the river Elbe to the port of Brest, both inclusive; Hia Majesty is now pleased to declare, the: IA much detach blockade as extended from the river &bolo the river Ems, loth inclusive, is for the .present discontinued; and that from be date hereof. the navigation of thee...am, Rimer, and Poets, from the giver Elbe utile river Erne, both incbasive, is as fuse as if mob blockade &A net taken that,. • —....m.... ..... MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Woo.Offlos t iept. 27, 1806. STAFF. Chrterapher essurcant. faq ta be a Dimity Coinsalsary.94. nasal of stems, pros;tiou, and forage, tektite forty.. Lawrence Donovan, Ern. to ha a Deputy Catismiseary of Ae mopes to the far es. Thomas Hordyn Sent, Gest so be an Assittain Commissary of mom, prevision, and forage, to the forces. BARRACKS, James Frederick Mouth, Gent. lax i Lieutenant in the hie lies Scotia Wenn; to be RammkAdester at Asospellis Royal, yes Williams, deceased. Deputy gsrueck.Maewc William Williams, to be a &ruck Master in GrauSsimia, vials Whinier. John Pekin Weeinesen, GAL en hilt-tray as Lieutenant el lOU Foot, to be a Deputy Barrack Motet in Goat &j -oin, vice Williams • Ondireacie-011fwe September, 14, 1806. Royal Riegitnent• of Artiiliry-..MaJer David (Meredith, no be Lieutenant• Colonel, vise Skyring, deceased Dated Sep amber 15, 1806. Captain Richard Dickiason, to be Major, vice Meredith. Wet as above. COMIMI4IOII 141111.11 by the ford Lippaanis of the Cal City o f Surrey. Surfey Yeomanry Cavalry...o'nd Limbenant Thomas Lack, to be Captain in the Ries Company, vice the Right, en.. Wins) o' Elliott, resigned. Dated IMMelebeello, MC Second Lieutenant Wii;iant Lee, a be brie Liemenait, vice Lack, pre noted. Dated m above. Joseph' Knight, Gent. to be Ssaand Lieutenant. vies Lee. Dated as above. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLYIU. Roger Holland, John Bareide, sen. and John Gond*, jun. of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, merchants, cotson spinners, arid manufacturers. September I, 1806. Robert Walsh, see. Robert Walsh, jun. and William Walsh, of Haitian, in the county of York, cyttun and wool card makers. September 03, 1806. Ism alleneelin and David Amick, of Cheapside, London. perfumer.. September 27, 16G6. Joupli Nicholson sod Thomas Prall, Blossom's Inn, Law rence-lane, °topside ' London. March 45, tsea. Richard Cr era and Thomas Hill, of °idiom, Kent, millers. Austin 3J, 1806. Mary Pdgeowall and Jane Woodhouse of Tavineek-street, Cosent-Garden, furriers arid father. September 1, 1806. Edmund Armitstead, of Giggleseick, in the county of Yak, cotton-merchant, and Giles Kedmayee, of Settle, in the same county, marehant. September 27, 1806. Joseph Tinniness, Joseph Mason Cox, and Robert Jones, of Newport, in the county of Moncton%honker., .i mid ems siosteni, or iron -wenten, Ma millet millets. SepfereheeB, 1806. Soho Cease Weed, sad Charles Y. Sidles, of Mitchel. Pests, surgeons and Apothecaries. September 5, Ittli. John Hotbass and Wiliam Cooper, of Atterchtfo, in the parnh of Sheffield, in the county of 'fork, maaufactuten of blue tneinnepets. Septenabo2l. 1906. Charles tlifilill and John Brown of Cushion-court, Sued street, Londe., merchants. September 84, iBO6. Joseph Teesdale and Witham Bowled, of Boston, in the county of Linceoln, brandy and sprit-merchants. September 25, 1806. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Bennet, of Coloptnn Marvin, us the county of Soceem , James Bennet, of Manchester, to the county of Lances ter, and genrge Bennet, "1 Bedminster, in the county of Su. Mer•et, lealert end chapmen. Wilhans-Cntchley, of Manchester, in the county of Lan ester, duo-printer, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Anne Harding, of the city or Bristol, habsofosher, to surren der, (Idols', 10, 11, and Nevemu.etr g, at els tell, at the Lob Tnsem, Carn.itreet, Anatol Attorneys, Messrs. Payne and Burger, Small-att . :et-court, Br;stol ; eel Mr. Therou Staple-inn, Holborn, Lor dun. Francis (Sliver, of 'futtenham.high-cross, in the county of Middlesex, grocer, shopkeeper, dealer and chaonsan, to surrvi der. llaiatver 10, at six; Otlober 11, at ten; and Noeerutier g, at one; at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Meet's. Wflthi and lovill, Chancery-nine ' London. Jusevh Bragg*, of Girton, in the county of Nottiaghans, isslst and chartists, to surronder. Weber W. at six; U assist:: F - 11, at ten ; and Nevernbat 111,41 one+ a t &AAA , Lnui I Attorney, Mr. Spoke, No 4, glna-court, Temple, Leann I. Claudia' Cheryl and James Fletcher, late of Walinook, is the city of London, merchants, to surrender, gepterber so. October it, and November 8, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lonib al . Attorneys, Messrs. Palm r, Tomlinson% and Thomson, Copt. hallocourt, Thrognntowstreet. J ame , Cleric, of . Houndsdttch, In the city of London, cock and bras.founder, dealer and Chapman to surrender, Uctotier 7, 14, and November B, at tet, at Guildhall, London, Amy,. par. mom. Collins and Wailer, Spied square. DIVIDENDS. ?I sam u. g. George Rubinson and Jona Robinson, of Pan. acedirerow, is the Pay of Ltooden„ banks:ll.s, at *aeon Geildhalt, Louden. ° co b., 20 Jtotopls Paidosek, et Kidderminster, its the cam, at Worcester, miller, inealtsati, defter add chsmnan, er e . ems. at the dotage let% art gowdloy, in the cutlet, on War. OWES. oC4Obee 20. John Walloon the younger, of Lye, la the pariah of Oldastiaford, in the L•utuy et Vir r, ..,rceeer, ytetuat,m, c aw. or and chapeau% Mete..., at the Geo as Ins, is lowdlen IA UN county of Worcester. November I. Juletalt Stophens a of Gravesend, in the gooey, og gent, liter-draper, dealer and chapeau, 04 4%1901, a s October t 3. Chitties Thacker the yang-r, late of Calm.,, Gent Great Yarmouth, in the minty of No, k, teedie•an, dealer sea ahapm in, at eleven, :a the gimes Head, Metre in on rea m of nt.fewsr Id &oin:oak Ors the city .1 fvvr. wick. ° mo b s , en, Winton Illeafth, of Ludlow, in the county of s7^ 10p, meter, draper, tinder and chairman, at eleven, Senn George lan, er iftewAlgty, in the said ctrunty tot Witreemoy, Octtober 20, Titoism Edwards, of Wnbletumll, in the puisit of IlLannenteildter, is the comity of Wtocener. shopkeeper, dealer and chivying, at olerio% at the tii,gurse Int., on Sea& ley, in the said county to Ur cutter. November 8 James Trended, of lbe Fey of Exetv, dyer, at twelve, at *be rwinbo Timm, m thp city of Exeter. November U, Lett Samurl f.lngabuf a, Greereleeitee-laue, London, tuerthant, dealer end eh at ten, at vale- hall, London Newtonian IS Levi Sawed Lingtex and Wiliam Demo Lensing, of Green.lettue.laoo, LUtb4:OI;I,III4•4CINLIA4, 41 , 4tis and chapinen,mt ten, at Guildhall, London. October 11. John William Whet, now or late of Bowling. green-lane, Clerkenweit, victualiev, dealer and chapruau, at . twelve, at Guildhall, London. November 4. Robert Wanes, of Kterstreet, Loudon, whole. sale linen-draper, factor, dealer and thaptroto, at eleven, -t OuiWhall, London. Novembet S. James Mistermen, tattoo, gueblersisury, in the city of London, warthousanen, &slot and eitameao, at La, at Guildhall, Loudon. November IL William Kendall, It* of Manchester stmt. Manchester-square, in the coron.t of Mdultsex, balder, dealer stud chapmin, at twelve, at Goildt,all, London October 20. ilenignin al leg, late of Falmouth, to ire etrosi of Cornwall, nimckaut, at eleven, at Common:a Huta. re Falmouth. Novembekt. Thomas Began turner, of Rolierhithe, ia tL county f Surrey, carpenter, et twelve, at Vutiditall, tad. doe. Omolint St. John Urfa, dOhorlseanew, in the comity of LaeWeMldvk,tikesniebelasfe. l lthetasattheß' , Bll lo maw Arne Inn. in Maglthatag, 1 Yoe *an colony October 20. William Lavisy, late u(Ctsultury Mortimer, is • the county of Salop; tiarlini-merchaiit, at eleven, at Ai Octrpe Irlu, te Beedtei, in the county of Went .ter. October It. John !Ana% ef We D.kvelia. hot 2 . 1 '11 ,288 r in the county of Mold:eon% horse-d ;ler, dealer and chap man, et ton at Geoldhed, Laphge October is Edward Winweell and Footespel Thorley, d the Puldtey, tomes, Sc.dcb Gears and - glows, at to., it Gitentalt, Lando* , . • r TIRICA llTirnOev • JO* *Jaw. sl far.—stiast, Cvipplogate, in the city of Leaky cbessemorigor a dealer min the pleas JohoGamme, of Zing.lood:rnod, in the comity elf Modaleetwa flax.drennor tad lone aakms mannriacta , er, dealer and chap man. Janes Yeomans, novo, law of the borough of Ta m.nelh. is the couture* of Stafur.l and virrionick, clothes, uaill et, dial er and chsoman. William De an, of Neolareongto, in the count' of Lancrifter common brewer, desk, add cinnamon Richtiall %finnan, hresal•neart, In um sty of London, met. chant,Daler and clapnian, .......wwwwwwwwenn MUTING: OF cßt.orroits AT GUILDHALL.' To NMI now. Gawp Hewitt, late of Limped, Lanalah ire, merchant and manner . Ite Sonnet Starr., Dowinta-ln , Londe% himuit-maker 118 DIVIDENDS. Nathaniel Loos and Charles Detke, Paocras-lane„ Lone doo, me/chant' •1$ Peter Feeling, -Dediard row, Middlesex, ir.turanc. broker• • : — OirriFic Ai as Thomas drifilths2 pt! of Fort-noon, Spioalfields, in the county of Nliddieme, rile-weave,, deal. and Claud Olivier, of Booveoi.stteet, Ftiret.street, in the city of Loudon, lace-dieler ronkchapatan Jolts looet, of the etty *of Hemmed, plumber and glazier, duly 1 ___ v and chaperon. .. CUAL-ILARK ET. Sass 26 Ships at hgetiret. • Sold ?rice. 19 —Newt:anis - $4 '9 trd a 34. 34 S —Sunderland .... . 2 atm Od a 44s 64 1 —Cinders. . ..., 9 ....4 64 a ...4 CA PRICK OP OF STOCKS SATURDAY 3 per Cent I.:oasis 5 per Cent Navy 141'1.641 Annuities 06111.111 Inds. Stock ..• lll6 4 . India Bonds 0 • ••• • ill ts. dn. Exchequer Bills fa. its par. Enghtbi Lottery Tickets Consols for T SISH, Stock-Lir . ..ker. No. 4, Cornhill, and 0. Cnaring.creet. . . COURSE. OF EXCHANGEw-Sewk• 1 16 Atosteedsna 46 92 U Venices Ditto at Sight ..36 —. N.plee ~...44 Rettordans II 3 IU. Legion .611 Hantlsorgh 34 I 1 , ,U. Orr e. rAt Alton'. 34 111 U. Dahlia Piro 1 day's date 14 4 Cork l3l Ditto 14 10 IU. sci.tion. I. s• 4. Itoordeaut ~., 14 Portugal Gold in Coin Madrid in nnPor• And Bars per of -- -e• ••• Ditto 3lll effect. New D..tilstooris.. •-- -- ••••• Cadis ... in p gym New Dollars ..- 5 4 Ditto. 361 effect. Silver in Hers Bilbao • 3 3 New Louis each .. --- -- Leghorn %II •• I . Agio of the Bank of Holism., Cannot.. • • • 47 Irt per Cont. Doblin on London (5e1!5.,21....t. BIRTHS. On the 924 inst. at Alphington Terrace, Auer, the Lady of Willman Maitland, liaq. of Montreal, of • son. Frsday, the Hon. Mrs. Sluirtgorweriafuswast, sif a lan. MARRIAGE At Holton Park, Yorks! , irs' bf s peci4l lieshisc, by his &ICS the ArehhiMor of York, Thonias George Vitae/ski. YAK , ci Oaklcirls. in the ci.inty of Mayo, Leand, and Major in she 101st. Regiment, * NON Field, *lighter of Jerboa Frill Esq Inanirdiataly we* the *rummy, *a happy Par GM" for MulravoCasUs, the *at of (be Right Hon. Lord gr.“ HIGH WATER, TIU DAY, AT 'MOON BKIDUE, M0n.... 69 min. safe alter lEL LOKDON .—rnntvd by G DSVIOVON, No. t 7, Debt" Cr. In t Rwa-drett, Covent,Gb•den, gad pu.ttotwtt la toe OtEcc. Nu 15. Pack of St. Uen-ears Chureb, Setand. 74 66 W. STUCK, of .. 7, pew liblwerwytreet, 10 trOTI.O4 Act . Otdots Art. for this Paper, bent le at. Ault attended te. lead. of some of bite houses, and at length enter a siinsfew, in the use of a person of the name of Crater. An alarm *as given, and some stout- beartad fellows alarmed Gts.t.ar, and were deter- attend to face'the commeo di,turber. The house was searched all over, and on entering the bed-room It' barn lasras, the srrvant, it was ascertained ghat the spears.. who was a tailpr's apprentice in the eselgbbonrhoxl, bad locked himself in Barry's The young rniltlp/eadeilatabatOTlf Tat ,Abe CAM whick had Lei kin diatia.vt " " , `,:aiost 1.. :.1.3 VA • :J