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DCFf.►N, I As. I: is nom repnrfed, thar we sh ill not have ?..arl 11. I ; and wo sincerely hope shall , i nt lose n.or arm ilii, Earl I hi dwicke. Neodnani, the Fla •ker, died nn Saturj..y hart, A tt, r a sevcre illness; he was x parser in the hows li,:restord mill en. and a most respeaalt man. General Floyd, solos fell from his horse a few d iys ago, :s much reenve eJ Who shall MI the Pro. irostship is a matter of much uncertainty N. 1%. un derstand that our College is now genetally spoken of tn England as the Alarrora Borones. A General Court 'Martial has been sitting in thi. Carr.son, lance yJstviday se'uniglit. It consists ol the following General and Field OtScers: ‘l.ll-...ckmerel Sittvrick, • Coneral L' 01 'town, 21 b. lust. f Get.cra! Ca tibb-11 I.t. Co, n'tN.b...lts It Is. 1 ‘14 , ,.,-Gren.r..l A retiale Lt. Cot P .ns.r:•br, • oljer.Geootl: 1.-ith Lt.C . 4. Nlatkiengto, b. el., t h. r G. lilske Lt Cnt G 0r.1.11, 21 b. 92.1 IR al L.-, Major Ftalttete. 2.1 b slink Li-fit hit.et, J b hh 1 Nisio. note, 2. 1 b it6th Rent G. Leslie. E.+ D. Altret:Ate Grn .tn•l Judy Plaitial. On the niitht of the 13th tilt. Attca Ryas din,:hter of Dauis Rvele, of Cappaouke. in the rooms , rI Limer;ek, farmer, nas, agairst her will and conveor. forcibly c..r) ied away „ lit ail the dwell ing-house of JA sirs Dial u , of rani* Donohill, in said emroty, farmer. by an armed baodt . ti, upwards ea" t ....our in nonther, with an invent the PATRICK 1.4/IV. nt Minotii!l. stviuid marry her ; said ALteC t. ooder siveen oars ail age, and has not since been heard ail At lame time, tie banditti to”k away Bret al :It/i l.'s 41' s iia DiLt 0 s'4 riper! y. Upwards nt '24101. rew tr 3 is nr red for the apprehension of sail LAMA', Or A 11) et hii accomplices. t.Wlit LON N ' HALL. fln Wednesday last, a splendid hall and sup per ware given at York I bie, nwh, by the un matried G atlemen, at present residing in that ti;ty. T...leserbe the Wlar,n , ii.ence n: the scene is :dos nit iwioossible sulEee it to say. Ow the heautv of the Ladies. the complaisant a!tenitio3 of the Gentlemen, the elegance of the room, the delicacies .)t Op supper. And t at , choiceness and variety of the seines, were never sin paved on any micas on. 'fhe floor was beautitully crialked by a celebrated artist fi.ini London: nib,. displayed great taste in ',rations ingeninns devices., appemniate to the occasion. Ihe art- inounent of the lights was such as did much crti..bt td the judement of the proptietor est tae hnuse. Th.: ball was opened, abont halt !last nine, by Captain Cunningham and the amiable Lad) followed by about twenty couple ;. dancing e intintieJ, withnat intermissinn, unt:l one o'clock. • hen sapper was announced, and the company sat down to a delicious repast. iu about an hour's time, the merry dance was IV slir.d. and continued with unalsating vigour, until s g o'clock the ensuing morning, when the company r-tired, highly grantlid by the greniag's entertain ment. and the polite attention of the Stewards, Captains the Honourable C. Mande, Hopkins, and Cu. einghatn. Among the company we observed, • The ent...ble Coo t.••• otf &lota., who lake.? e111%.1 ; o;:aa A v .f.ter. Mt. , Caldwell, uota RA. J, e . t .a 1.1 ell *egos. fe ev aw., equally remarkable fur ots taste and woleit•. eli-plevell her bile fug we to the reaust adven t tniyag tot the heht fantastic ," Lady I lawarden, and her *kraut ; the Honourable Most Maude, . coy &unable S ra Igtonl, aml the I Innautable Was Sas fur• ; f.olo • 1 1 . Mae:tints, Strung, Raker, Crane, kr. ; kintrer.nt .r. Le•he, Nobly, Monett, Je ; %lost. I al. 1.1, two Musa liaatc.... fise Sloe sTosIVII.O. Mi.-es Noble, Mn rk. Remo. 4..r0l Findlay; Lund. Hiatllv and Bernar it. '<or•J Celdwell,J Kea Inthar Hunl •ck,J blatte,C.fase - - - - . C n.n.••d•wm, %Icor Croat:Ad, Copulas ItAbc.io, M. Ai„ Sio.Ah, 11.4 Tulk on, 11.. n Mr. Ilksaard, lino. Mr. %ad*, Margais. tor. C.,bbes, Rus., Reid!. Parry, aaJ Hoy t tAk, A funera! knell rs as tolled at the rerpective Churches of Shrewshur• on Wednesday night. and ent rhitrsday the largest bell of each tolled mt:me ir, from 11: to I o'clock; that period being the time when the intehment of our lamented hero, I.rrd Neu son. vros •,..iporishi to have taken place a! Nr. Paul's ; after which a pull was rung at eocis Church, the bits r•ring muffled. Eztiaa of a Into. from Leedr, Yerkshire, doted the 9h inst.—.• P.S. Oar Tinge:, have. at 6 "':hick this rwrniog, run t : a dumb, or muzzled ocrl. on 10 !acts, in solenr• memory of *he Lite Lord NI:L aois, and iii a s"rt of respea to his funeral pro cession, a: that time in motion in (nn Jon." A most la rahahle incident took place in Ply mouth. where a party of Trofalgarian and Orregal naval her nes, this week were ashore, on leave. About twelve of them hired the largest hackney coach trey could get on the stand. filled it itsiJe and ent si.le ; t'ur occupied each coiner of tie coa.li on toe, with two immmsr bowls of grog, with which th‘-‘ reenied themrelves. and then c . :alved places. handing the grog itthe the coach to their comrades. through toe of ,stows ; and though the coach :trove full gallop, they stood upright, huzzninn NELSON. Cnttinnwono, and S n, and dancing on tl.e top. Mith ban .keraiefs as sigmas They fi.:ished their cal err at Cale Rag.and North Cotnes ; with ut pny accident srha:ever. A permit of she name of WELT. A RD, an inhabit ant of I larbledown, near (.'antet bury. a shunt rime since placTd some gunlooder in the own of the pause wr.ere he dwelt. to se:ure it from siampr.es,. Sunday last, a ti:e kiadled it-. the ovrt by wife. in miry to b sle bread, and as the powder Ira s a it recolleavd, a dreA.lful explosion soon took place. which shattered the oven to pieces, thus, down the chimney. and forced the even-door with such vie fence against the woman. as to Leeak ber kg. and barn her f ire, hands, and different parts of h er bady su slanyetausly. that it is feared she will rot recover from the shocking /flats of tt.is unthiak inglv-occasi: east accident. • - rho Sodsty in Scotia:ld, for propagating Christi .12 givms , e Ix,. %ell their An u.. 1 moving oil the 24 of latwary current. whet the R'ght Hen. Loral NArl to we , ' re.ele&e.: Pies;nient : At.r.l tt-ion a Dolmas. 1-01• \V. S. ltneh 4 lllVAlrteoj the gev • loam CA or. f.: L. 0Y• "•:•;...• .. is _ if . ele. , rr,,, Wee tafteted secte •re • •, , 7 1 - 4 6 . •. it•r•, t .. an d o t h er rt f 'ITV' WI ' i j • Amk . '4, 11 , ' the S. CIE.! F. 01.1 s, is la u:431, 't. • 73% .... "t, . gratt.t., 4 I.:r INlELf.icEivrE. •••••••-... ►ORTS\:QCTN. JAN. Arrives, the Ch.ce:e cutter, from Plyrricuth. The PH*, pack..t, with a Mail from lall.i;Cat ;6 arrived at F.slinc•uth ; she sailed on thz 13th NC, VetTISVT. The letters will be delivered on Monday. •fhe Diem, frig 4W. and Pehcen slOOp of war, sailed tram .limaica the 2cl November, with a fleet un der convoy, for England; on the 2.l'h, in lat. 19.11, the p ccl.•et spike the P. t ; passed the sternmost ship of fl et. supposed to be the above-mentioned. She left the Speedwell merchant ship at Crooked GlAn.l, on the 9;h December. JAN. 11. Ills Majesty's ship 17histriout is ordered found to Plymouth ; :41t1 the .4sd won, to ioin Sir J. B. Wsr ,en ; the Pew/. Chapman ; aild the Spre4lAtiGn, Olummond, have paro•cl lrom their :lechers, and drove on shore, nest R}de —Wind S W. FALMOUTH, JAN 8. Arrived the following ships, undet the commaz:d of A nirol Cornwallis, from a cruise off Breit, Vic.: the Vette de Pori', Priltrt SS Royal, Prints aorge, Irsother Caolt, lasperont. Comas's. and Gt. ? , Also, the Lod HA•rt packet, Pawson (..Eting), from Lishon, in ele%cn cloys; and the Mawr packet, Doi hlcy, from Jamaica.—Wind W. YAlltial.:TH, JAN. 9. After the Mir/sec, from Nev York to Hull. had struck on Flappishurgh sands, la•t week, four of the men were lost ; three by being overset by the swell, in endeavouaing to teach the share in their boat, and a fourth from fatigue. The remainder were espeaed to share the same fate, when a boat from the shore attempted to reach the ship, but was ob. liged to return on account of the prodigious sea, which was washing over her. As the loss of these poor men seemed inevitable, unless something wat soon attempted, Lieut. Harford, who is stationed at a signal post on that coast, encouraged the men from the slime to make anether anempr, and ac tually steered the boat himself ; after a long strug gle. he succeeded an lashing the boat to die ship, whe: the remainder of the crew (tight in number), came down, hall perished, from the mast top, and were brought on shore. DEAL, ran. la. Arrived the Valorerit prawn, from a crui•e; and remains in the Downs, •rich the I agar. LhiTeht, 7'r esly, bst, and the l n nary men of wart routs frigate ; Thriatheroii, Luc or Ye Warr, end Ziiesr bombs ; a large deer of goo-brigs, transports, and comma bound vessels• _ Last night and early this morning, it blew a vio lent gale from the westward. attended with thunder, lightning, hal, ens rain; s,.•veral ships in the Downs parted from their anchors and cables, and many drove, hut they Agaiu brouglit up ; have not heard of any serious damage amongst them, although so large a P. a. The weather now more moderate. JA4I 11. Remain in the Down:, the ships as ,Aer last.— Wind S.W. Dovki, sks._ 'We have had a perfeB hotricane from the North ward And Westward, with little variation, or inter ruption, for the last four and twenty hours. In tl:e night, it was accompanied with thunder, light. sing, ard rain. From the violence of the squalls, and from the suddenness f , f the gusts, it is much to be reared that considerable damage has been sus tainvd. The shipping in the Roads have all run for the Downs, where every thing will be; in some measure, sheltered by the South Foreland. Some vessels were seen steering to the F.astv . ard this morning, without being able to set a stitch of canvas. The pilots declare, that, at times, they do not recollea to have ever experienced the wind so powerful. On tie Pier it was impossible to resist its fury, without support. Several stables, and out-buildings, in the neighbourhood, have been unroofed, and blown down. From the severity and continuance of the tempest, which has not yet abated, many wi.TSC ac cidents are to be dreaded. 'the surf is uncom monly high, and scatsely a sail has bees visible at sea the whole day. The bells of the different churches tolled for two hours yesterday evening, in a most disinal and so lemn minner, for the immortal and ever-to-be-la mented Nelson. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. e), Whieby—..the Itreri•;;:eltat ftnm Nt Leghorn—the .I , An mod Ahem, twat Plymouth At Lohon.—the Porno ,a, flung C.rk; and the lade. fat t rante. from Nrorfmtruhami. At Ven'ceeethe Fittetuan, front dato. At Malta, Nfam Ann, Cobb; Mari..., Allan; Phoenix, Ero.d; Sote-e, Monolog ; Print Fish, Iktnuetta,; Soeoderelf, Vediat and the Ilawkesbui, Wenton, from Loll. don; %tette, Young. frt.in Nercertle; alogtent, Phdlil.s , foes Le et; Indutery, Wood oast; Ntothere, Johotetnn; and Use hart *loot, Wet..., from Liverpool At Lictotooth—the F.ldabeth, Shalinst.ltom V4na. At 1.11%ft Kool—the Salt, Ponce, (toll sat Amish, In the iit laltl, r1t , 9•11. tort Ncof tundt,,,J. A , II :n—the Nance. (Ann tn, from Memel; WM' ter and from Labee; and the Ata:anta, lia!;, front .ga At N.-onv—the 1 .- miter, fcant Mtro. At Mad:A.—the Pal% Newcomb... nown London. Thareday morning, some villains broke into the house of Mt. PE•tl, the Treasurer of 11-ury-lane Theatre, in Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, and took away propettr to the amount of at least 1001. part of which was the whole cf his drawing.room furniture, which had been taken down. Mr. PtAKE haJ taken all his family to see the procession. except cne child, whom he hid left its the ere of two ser vants, to whom. Le had kit dly given permission to knee the house. alternately. -rht moment he was gone. they both quirrd the louse. and left the child ea the neighbourhood. The ruffians witched the °Paunity, and effettualls Availed themselves of it. t week, five colliers were let down ist4 a coal pit, near Chesterfield. in order to irviceed to work ; si.on after their arrival at tile bottom. the suli.hureous or ihtlammaole air took fire from one of the candies, consequence of which they were dreAdfnUr but nt. mid. from he explosion, driven in all direaioie., sloe man. of Ire name of 0a ANGE WAS flirted upwards of fil:een yards. with such violence against one .4 the c •sl-benches. as to fracture hls skull. and he was otherwise so mach bruised, elan he is sine.: 'lead ; the Ten: of his companions cootiose danger. usly .1.17616 ,114117 ; 'S ;infra. I. AthairettlyaVni e Jan. t 1.: alk lott.7 . front Sir 1 drarl roller, Ria..Re4r-Admi7.ll of the Rid. to Williz_no 1114.100 , 1; En.tbiliel humid Hi 4 Mejeee•• Ship the Ceiluden, in hiubed Roads, the Myth 3olte..181). SIR.—I - forward, for the satifietion of the I:nrde simun .f the Admiralty, • letter from Lieu:vain ECU, Acti , .• L./mmalldef of His Siejtedre.loarViEloc, dated Busheet, 2 May, announcing his having raptiored, and subsequently Buoyed, a small,French piivatoer owned Lei Ainis Reurrb (3113$ Le Viligt Cinq) on the lth ult. at the entrance of the Persian f have the honnurto doe E. PF.I.I.EW. Ilis Nlajesty's Sloop Vietor, Bushree Road, Wy, 23,1405_ SlR—With pleasure. I inform your Exisl:ency that His Ma je-tyl shipViclor, UMW n,v command, on the 7th of this month, captured I.e. Anus Ketosis, a French privateer of ;in tons, two long four•paiindess, and outline! with SU wen, just within the entrance of the Persian Golph„ Ow Coins bearing E. MZ. five or six leagues out PO days from the tile of France ; had net taken any thine I was prompted is destroy hinter having the convoy in coni:iativ, which arrived hither sate three days since. I have the tion..ur to he, &c. GEORGE BELL. 70 Sir E. PAleiv, BLit. Commander in Chief, Sc. L the th.s 10 ter (vs', RAW Ole Ike! Si.fc to n i tho hAri thr. full Cot top thei ant sUlt brui Sur u .t wh • c 4. left bat ree in= has IN 4 1. 1 .: in Frratutn in the Gazette of the 4th January la t. Regiment of Tuve, Hamlets 1 . 4.0 Lieutenant Tbadeus O'Meara to U. Captain—dated December 95.1805. Emig!, Edwin lielbruw %Vbecler to fll...eutettai.t—dated u abe' R, t Tltadeua O'Meara to be Captain.-Jatad .CI Ensign h o t crow Wheeler to be Lieutenant--Jated se above. PARTNERs:IIPS DISSOLVED. Ain. Hair 5 41 and Winivii Ha,riso,a, jun. of Liee-pool. 31. :11r):: John We 4 and J Serf ,4 St. Bride'. 'V ntf, Whitefriat't DocK, in the eay of L0n.1 , 43, corn and coal dca,ei.. Dec. 114 1801 itichar4 rt,c, Dauiel 13:itten, John Nletk, and i n „ , o f B jina l,,o l .tr• t t. tit the c ity of Loudon , hall faints. fter 1803 %Wham Ostelt. Titfotd. and Untwi etti-et, Bi.hoppte.street, London, Aril 2, 1.04 - tiarnettl I.',caa Payne and IVi Thomas. of 'Change. Cornhill, hArters. Dec 91, 190 John BUilaCf. of Lane how., in the parish of Fast Wittnti, IA Christopher ut Hamby, in the parish of tipuoe (noon, in the entity , / of Turk, tanners. Nov 25, inc 3„ 0-orEe Parker and Thnntas Teesdale, of New Malto.i, sh •e, myna. and annthera-,ra Jan 4,111'4. William Brashly. r John Aille , ann, Croden Town, n.l'esex, flour-factors J.lll 10, MIA. \1. , 111 am Salt and K.sbett Blackwell, of Mocapost, in the C ol, nt• la'C'•eater. J A I . 7,1805 i'hornat Ilarrison and WiTarn 1111,11ntrn, of Lint -a. Jia. 1, 1606. Lowthe , , deceased, and Jain Knott. of Duke. \tract. Satithwark, hat-manufacturers. Doc. 31. IL& RANK RUPTCIE,4 EMI.fitRGED. Wham TtiatnatGoo-tall, Michael Goodall. sail WI turn I.l,;:ene-n the youccet, of Ihrtainghant, In the e..unty of Wa•owic, trauket., tli•aler4 and chapnieq, from Jan. 4th w Jan. St, .t eleven, at the !total, in Temple-row, in air. Sinclair Wright, hat of Wh , te fic.ne.l3le. Whitechar!, in di• co.anty of Nlitt....ex, merelt int, 4,11 z? :Ind claim:Ban, (tom Jan. 11 to Fit 10, at tut, Gtildhall,Londir% BANKR7PTS. Thomas Norraington, of Safi•on Walden, in the eminty of Esm.x. inn-koeper, dealer and chayman, to oireondr . , Jan. 24, at OM, eS, a: eleven, and Feb 22, at one, at Guildhall. L.y. don. Attorneys, MeiirS. Wi , talli.rs and Bolton, Throgmonon street. _ "rhomas Timers, of the Old 'Change, in the eity on.ondon, Raker, dealer and chaprosn. to imrrendet, ism. 17, 24, and Fels. at eleven. at Guildhall, London. Attoroors, hies•rb. Vin cent and Uostot, Belford-street, Bedfonl-aquare, James P.,..d.Ld, of Rook-green, Hammersmith, in the ..unto M .I.'letes., dealer and chapouri, to ....Trawler, Jan. 14. zI, ash: Fah. 11, at ten, at Git,l.l l it I . 1 “.$.81. Attorney., M.. Kluge.% Kainingtoli ; and Mt. P. P. itvkin. No. 27, Dean st. :at, Siaio, London... _ _ of Gulden.saptar.., m the ;with of St Janet. WeAcaitiater, in the apntlieeaty, dealer and ehapoiart, to sutrendar, IS. and Feb. 22, at tan. at Guildhall, lA:NAGA. Attuniil, Mt W. Haws, Nu. 24, Old-square, I.inctiliet-ion. DIVIDE-VDS. Feb I. .110. n Edo!wet., Si Clic Crich, in the county of Vol., loaoufatture , s orrarthe dealer and rtiarman, at e!.?- yr.n, at Guildhall, London. . . Feb. 1. Orteett, n( Pi.earlilly, in she count:: of Sfi HT, b.aikseller, dealer and cliaet.ian, at eleven, at Guildhall, Liwnl ••• Feb.:!. Anburv, of ShefEeki.atreet, Clare-ntarket, is the ~.onty of Mod.lle.tx. catpenta,, .Ic-tier and eharnan, at eleven at Q 1.1,111411, London Feb 22. .1 1 .. 1 Vn Caraoton-street, St. (idles, in the county of M , ddierr, viaualier, de-ler and Chapman, at da wn. at Guttlhali, London. Feh y Rayner Cue, late of Saarnanotham, in the county of Sistf4lk, money scrivener, at eleven, at the Bet; Inn, in Six. ntondhara. Feb. I. Jose;,h Anderson, of Clart , siovet, Clare-m:irket, in the cavity of SliA•lteses, buteher, 4<atet and ehatinaaa, at elecen at GuildhAr Loalon. Jan 30 Chrwooher Nevi.te, late of Dartfe,l, in the coact, of Lent, coach-maker, dealer and cha i rman, at eleven, et altLasit.n. . _ _ Feb 7. Thomas Culling% of Credgton. i•r the county of De ion, serga.maker, dealer and c`.al.mAtt. at three. •t the G -or,' 1,41, in N.ntb-s►eat, Exciter. Ob. 11. I.lwarJ Comrdoli, oiSu.elorland. neat the Sea, in fl e county of Deths.n, epartte merchant, at esetwen, at the Swum of Tiuor t ai j..wure, tLe Geo. ge I.n, in 51,11 , 110am', near the %rt. Fto.p. ♦. Tho,tias flopki..e. of West Greco. it; the county of Meldlrate newish reaket, at tee at Guil.lhalt Lowtoto Feb. l libelant Bury, of Ma.iclieiter, in the rn,,itis of Lan. raate-, drasalter, dealer and rlialituan, at •:even. at tit Sur Dean ;ate, Maocheater. CERTI IC ITE.S....ff ea. 1. .Mark Nots!e, aNarrew Lisathih, in the comity of S rev, sivnclaiat and iron.liander,d,.kr, atnlcharmal. TA...ma. Duffy, of 'Manchester, in the county oll.a,...ester, na mafadurer, dead: and chapman. John Ayers...( Watershans, in the county of Kent, corn-nter• chatitoleater and chipolata. James late of the pariah at St. Pao% Covent-tandem. in the entity of 111.11:eies, china an 3 xlayaman, dealer and cheonisn. John NI id.liehatim, dioltoe, in the c.au tiy laitcastier„ teere , , y mthaileroleater, and charniati Thanes. M rile, lieciaaattc.u,i3e lit, in the bum! aff Stafford, Apes. Old Nei. the Haagioaa, WAS committed to Lan caster Castle. on Saturday, for stealing a horse, so that he is likely to make his brit erlwareshe on the stage (i.e. the drop) in a new diaraater. At Guildhall. on Thor Way. a very decent looking man WAS charged by Alderman .1 SMITH, With tie havieg in a rude and insolent sriart.er to him at St. Paul ' s Cillthedral, 4111 . 111Uriday last. The P:i.oner stated. that he was clerk to an ironmonger at Whit , chapel. and tad ga;ned admittance to St. ss tale of the lasnpf.fcters. and said be sees estreasely.sorry fro hsviii7 ..tren.led ter Al-Seio. and was ready to telt bis ;sedan. Übe ?r .11 fiweavir h.m. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GC7.1..5i1%* 1. THIS DAT :0 4 Winitres Macpherson, late of Makolen Lne, loonloo, - rear har—o.osol.otiarer - - 3 to Charles Moir y, %Vond street, elleatnride, London, wochott corn - - - 3 H) - John Tul lock 31e Yonng r, Serge g Lrden4, London, . morehant - - • 3 10 Henry Cooke and J .ha (fear rt, Bin:hitt-lane, Lon don-, ITIC(ChAIIt• - . 12 ig Charles John Min, 11..xItod -erect, St. P.n.cral, Mid dlcacx, pallltcr - - 111 N 1)S. Titnntas Rol Cn.rlotte Area, PO7thaid :4WD, - 2 14 , . - • Ntidlase), e,..t•taller - Edward iN.o,w,aal Alltt S.olnUel ritcricy, Nultry, L it. don, Scoicn !terms David Robertson, bishops:ate Without, London, tal ler CF RTIFICATE George Corr, of Ctitst Yen t utP, at the curly of ticrfelk. siphulder. dealer anal rNICE Ur srocs.s. sittuß Lb% 1 Bank Stuck 195 S pa, Coat. Reduced- OM 9 5 pat Cola Coat. . 541 ax. M.. 4 per Cent .. 71111 5 pet Cent. Nev. S pet Cent. Lttetity L.sis Aunuat.is 161 i Tl-1. Sim.' Atm uum .. . 1 1545 t.: litipetiol 3 pet C. 414. FaiglAt Lottary .I!X it cu mot. for T 2.1:1, k.b..ker, No 4 On i.btll, awl 9. Ll .1.1 mos TRICK OF IRISH 31 - OCKS—JAN 6. Gov. st.clc.3l per Cent 13ittJ, 3 per Cent Dios Loan. 6 per Can . .......994 cutritsa OF EXI .1-1 , 444444 u .....6 4 2 i!. Ditto at Bight .. II It/ t U. Ho.4loorith Mum. .3 6 tin. Patir 1 dat's data Vb 14 Dim.. • • • I Ilheuelkuut RANGE - , .../ale 10. F I; ", .•• • • • • 47 11 % cow r g Lftb..• Mill Won* ...... *1; 9....1 , ... . . . lii CAric... _. 19 Cs 't• • • I" PaPer «. 67i esort %1,• r MP.° Ili u. Si ..7.6ct. &Wm 3lll •••• sue 1 • • r..“•••:141.5 . 41, 1 • L.gbu . Naples . 444 DuMin n,• I. , oldqn .1 Behaat on L,nd..or Dc K 1)41,110 a•.r! Mi.. pat sli •-•— o..na•is St... to fear. ... • N -••• 4{•.• •.w the 11i5.4 S. H Si pow, Can. 311 A 61444. COAL-MARKET. isa.lo. Ship* at ‘f irkft, S.M. Price. 112.. Vewa♦•+k ....16 44. 04 a 51% 04 14..9underhed 5 411 OA a 4 A 01 1.. SW/A Carl 1 3s 01 a —, 1,4 I..Ciedeee. 1 .31, 04 a —► Od MARKJAGES. At the Catheiral, I,ne•yln, uy the Hon. and Retro oat Mot Laurence, Han.eiyn T , elawney, Eq. ma of Sr Henty Traleeney, of Ttc:asnry Huu.e, Lund..n. Barra et, to the an , iahle and *team pl tithed Mao Kora?, dough'', ,kf Joarrph toter., of Slim*, Em. On Satuad.y n‘or.itni, at Stepney Church, by the Pew.. !qr. W 111...,.•, Mr SteVenS,l, %Veit India r.:ercb.nt,..f rier O'd Jewry, :o M 1.4 Mary Ann Waite, daughter of Aostamby Whiner E.q. of Surinam. DEATHS. Oa Ike 1:t eLTlnnerc, after • hvegreing heme with the (-ref.,: piety mai resignatim, Mrs. Mono wife of Mr. Thames Morton, anannlacturer, Edmtnorgh She was &Insane and w.fe, a tender and ~ ottionete nother, and a ki,d bad corapestionafe friend; and was thereto., j:rtly .Lnd deser vedly meet...fed, a..:d now much regretted, by her famer sat friends. On the Mali ult. at Fast Sutton-7alser, near Mai mate, it the S7Th Ira of An age, Sir iteet , alaaraa Fainter, K •° 1 • was a.. ' •ftlt 111 WIN 14S the fAmitv, teivelt hare been waled u► Kant the time of E•lw aad 111 S.r &firm!, the %hitt liatonet, had twenty ions, and inns davits- HIGH WATFR THIS DAY AT I.I)NDON BRIDGE. Morn... 16 rein. after S. 1 Er..n 3r.; mia. after S. SALES BY AUCTION. FISII-STREET-MILL,—.LEASEIIOI.I3 IMPROVED RF.NT, OR INCOME OF 611. PER ANNUM. By Won. WINSTANLEY and SON, At Oarraw.ty's, on THU RSDAY NEX r, at Terslve eta et. be tkder of the Coministimami, under • Commissiori at 13anknaprey, awarded and is.ia Aso i re s t j o i, M. A Very eligible and weH-secured LEASEHOLD. , ESTATE, fur 51 tears; con:on,n. , of a subtlemloa Brick Ifirime, Shop. &c desirably :mimed No 43. annoy Ea side of lish-street-hill, in the p. ssemion in Slaws. Duririere and Trollop, grocers, on lease for • term, whereof' II yelps are unexpired. at 111. per annum, and held for 61 yews* MIR Lady-Dae, 1796, at the small reserved yearly rent el 101 To he viewed hr ~( the tenant Printed I a wicc lam may be had of Mr. Head, Solicitor, Hooper • •eynere... Onedroan's.fields; of Str. Se r CAI I'.. pbc., Te.inpM-bar; at Gagavra)'l ; and of Memel Wiii.m.dn;. am% Son, Patemmter-row. 111111.10 L.SSI)t oWNI By LLIGH SP:I S SUititAY, - - - . At their ht:use, 145, St-sod. opposara Csthevt:.t•wezt. r 111, ISA l', sod tweed% s”reessive 4.- s (Sualays except,. ei 1 nl-1h; ENTIkE LIBRARY of the lets Atobt Noble V. allow Nisrques of I.a sd , rorne. To be •istred tAi. dav, to the time of silo. Cetal vet, pm, 4+. 114 boards, to be had et the ewe of sale; liefes.rs. Stootell and Sins, end %teams Bel anal W effete, Edinburgh ; Mr Arcner Dobitti ; Mr Cook, Oxsspi ; M• an, Cep. ',Ay. ; e ao a t Soh, B• Liveripso 2 Ittrimon‘ka•n, theater, of si puneyal Book:oilers ii 4 the iingii.T. RI i;LIOTHECA BOUCHER I IIN Iv I.ER;11 aspl >< 111 'ITU EBY, R ..lesfolo- 4. At the:. home. No. 14a,lbana. anew. te to Catharine- st: set, on MONDAY, IP,bee..ry the deb. J del lfteoty—la DAILS . the S.feserl Pat to elisnomice .at MON 1)1Y. A,„ 14th. j „,t ..eit blaming Day' (c ., ni+Y. I 'I • ri I HE very va:u4b!, and eigensiee s',l(Y 1 al the late Rev JONATIIAN BOliearß, A*l F ICS Vier of E, rum. Surrey : e-teprehendiet a h turf ers celleeion m Dt:otter. If.stery tDomeetie aid i 4• rr rein ) , Vneages rAtry. C.stm.., Pb.'. t.•;•ht. Nam.al History Me Maw. Oaks , . fa;.:lcal, pens and Schless Bile: Uwe. Taps )apses. DK tionane., and intim" Bra:ettes of Literature, in ail La. Kw:no, wit tette* 1 e., L s asettoth.age ref Tracts. The genvel, ate :n rims i..adittest. to eMett q added, Ins Cot fact lan of tint* To be alkabir. Pbe 17, to the fleets of Sal.. Catai,gue. timer I. MI le sma•is) to be bad at th e Wade 4 5.... 1 %Unto %LnA:e aid rts, mid Mts.,. ISe4 and 1.-a4. fete, Coanonnah ; Mr. Atel.er. Dublin; Coe's% U &ford ; tad Mr. 144ogidino. Ca.n,,jge t d Dt de DAVILT,e. - (1%, IC, r. Dube m e se+ 1t• rt. e3v::.t Gamlen. and PatAished at the . ). . St St. .01•tet . t otCh. SWAP I.' W. of %. 7, New W. 1.., SP. -- Long Ai r. :••• I' a P..ay seat to :1• 0 141.;..a wit* as .1•41 t a 111. • / •