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9137•••• I ~. INTFLLIGENCE. ~PORTSM• I Ttl, rtll. 7. A Cuirt-martial has been bd.' on board the Ciednsiee, no Witham Shea, a sea • an olds , Caplan, foo stri j king \lr. W. Cook, midshipman, of that ship, whust the ramaie was on shore off Falm ate. and for esiag also ive language to I of the Office's. i. The eharg:• seas fully proved, and its was se,ptenced to suffer death. TEL 8. .Nrrited I.' Achille from Plvrnouth ; and the AI /Imre from 4 cruise. Win..l Westctly. ►t.V NUUTII, TEL. 6. Came in the Pitle de Pane and the P' in or Watts men of war, from the Channel ft ; +Jar Isle,' r I.'reelenra, inSn, from K ocelana ; Cearnaim, Pe.!- L , . fr Jim t ea. I r I.3ndon ; ['./pair, Nile, an. l ti.e Picao schooners, from a crnise, TALTIOUTH, TEL 5. A Gentleman lanle.lo.is evening from the 3f,,,,f,p schooner, who itninediately went off fo r L on don •h diva , chr. the contents of which are not yet wia. Wind S.W. DEAL, mi. 7. :o.ivo.d and sailed for the River, the Schnee, -II •••41J, from Nvvr York ; from her were landed eipward. of 1.2%) letters, which were forwarded by this evenin.;% Mail for the General Post O ffi ce, lAndois.— Wind S.W. * res. 8 Sailed the Panes frigate for Plymouth ; and the eveler fiieate fur Portsmouth. nave., yes. 7. • Passed by for the awns, the Lend ‘t, Sta ff ord ; • nJ R , tor•er. D ividson. from Jamaica. which place th-T lett on the V.. 1 of November, un ler convoy of the Claw. Capt. Mailing, with shout ;0 sail in coin. petty, 30 of them born) to Europe ; they parted eionpany with thr Mom, and 12 sail, on the "7th ult. 'in a heavy g.►k of wind, and saw no more of them afterwards. inermrors GR,IND BONING AI.4TCH. A 'mach having been lung in contemplation be tweets Ne,re.-/i. alas Duick Sins, and Tons Belcher, they fought on Friday. Bekher was indisposed, but hi% Irsen I. accepted tOe co illenge, and li.R) guineas Were staked tor him. A consultation was held smcsupt the amateurs at eleven o'clock, at Virginia Water, and &n um Heath, near the village of Thorpe, 2S miles from town. was decided should be the field of hl-iod. roped r" , g was fornied, rid the coashatants entered, wit:: Dam .Vendosa and R' Le. seconds for San; an l Gull.", and Weak, tut young H. trhfr. At one o'clock they set to. lot Round. Pawn made feirt, 14:: her hit him; the blow wsa returned, and &kW fall by ityr, re.iehing hinnia Sd, irkhin bit h.. cr.pertent two blows; Sa.a returned one Mess slightly ; thy? laded and fell. $4. ham it, mud a well-driers/4 and desperate hit at his nppn emit% ribs; itelrher moored it with gnat dexteritt and hit him cub his hand; they closed disorderly. Lad fell. Tine t o tetanal Belcher . N l4 . T.nis arm an uneantmun ntsstioate tonna. Sara went in *nd allied •aq imply; 11.1 char stooped most of hi 3 hits ith his Mat t.aial, alule he u.sd tha en adyantara. After man) Y o w l had been exehaegad, Sam's superset strength preesale4, mar threw nu man. Brio less,. Sth, B I. a. r hat his tipponottt twice, although slightly. and 1, he fell in a 6. toggle. 4th. a e^re obstinate, round, in faytitir of 'etcher. Sam went 1., and 444, as is the fourth round. It •Iche: him in • sender monism, by sh ftiqg and stiii.p.tig most Of his blow•, lOWA wee, desecrate They ciao...land disengaged, whet, Bal. chit rallied with suecoss, mid threw his than. Sseen to four sie Be t•hor. •7th, Beam rallied, awl Mt his man a s-vere blow on the 5•6161 returned it on the ; they closed, and (oil te r. b, Relchn's eye swelled veer much. The 4-withal/at.% Mschattecil bus, arid S.hs was thrown. Tao to use on 8.1 cher. go,. Th e I w weft unto his men very caged., but •voided • rolls, bi what is tamed i.ariioe at his oplasnent's head awl lisessi. It els oviJmit that Belcher grew wok, atoll Sam knueit el hint t ..rt cleanly. Imb. Bele r ma le several ine&ctual attempts to hit his sproserit in the head Sim ultimately rallied, and Belcher tell thoitagh w-aktiess The odd. were now, for the fiat time, in fa•••or of Las ? to 4. I Ith, B teher some well directed hits; they &sell, and feltwa.Boleher underneath. 11.-leher exerted himself to the utmost, and appoared to meow Ms wind Seems! blows were exettangol, thos, of Beecher were fiamle; tits ultimatety fell, appareled, exhausted. ...II to t nastier's 16th. Too mood was in favour of Belcher, who hit his op. poneot twice rut Inc bead. Sam grew shv i Belcher threw him 14th an•l 15th tennis, no blows of env eoeseinaener ; both 40,m3red very week. Bits were nearly level again, as Belcher 1 1 ran km,wii to be gam*. 16ee, A hard round; lam went in, in a great rage, and in toa ma., he receive., two or three b,ts. 17tH, delelier disvlayed great or:errs-tom to th 2 science of isrigilorn ; he hit his man several times, bet will appeared ea••,. bin iv five ell &richer 16th, 19th, 201 h, Vlst, Sid, 23d, and gath ruands were Swasewhat ur ( t Ildcber l'he com••at ova, howeve. r , were both so weak, that thou ►laws made but iatle tenprewitti. Silk Sam very shy, end declined fairing h t p e rhtelat men folk/. _ _ . litb, itolebm 6a his man in the face, and threw him ; be. hewever, Appeared very weak, notwithatitaiding whii.h, the o IW toe in hi. favour. 27th sod iletb 'outsets, nn Moire of eonsequen. e. • retli In els moo d, al! hopes of Ihek.her's sueeen rowed, be appear...l incapable of facile, his man tbrourt want of strength. The Net, however, was convene aYU ns•.:e rn.indr, etzlt, at tirtiev, boconsiog the favourite. In the 37th rourid, Se: her was reluctantly, to resign the con:ost, bents unrh'e to assn, on I:is ter The battle Wei one of the best contested, the most skilful, and the most obstinate, ever witnessi:d. The eo-nbatatrs are the most scientific men of the day; atd for she space of an hour, nearly the time they f .I.ht. or was imp.lssible to name the winner. Sena 'hewed hem,-tra desperate hitter, and a very pow ' vital man; it VIA, by the latter advmtage that he gai?ed.the viftuty ; for his opponent was allowed to be more skilful. The hoirrifw, P. West Indianan. WO tors Martitea. Capt. WeAllettillt %D. 1704 . 11 Vllib 4 , 61K4r, kc. an boam.l from Gr-:.a.la for L.)n- Ain. struck nn Monday sing btrok sear tttb Sea Cava., twin rortv,e , ..t. , , and tilled. All ija boats . hanging over •.1 vas drifting rr.wt ha . nett her, et the auk.— Maitre. he crew e 'Mild the Ilhb uil Litit) Will I w y FROM SATURDAY NIGHT's CAZFT:r. At the Ccu:t, at the QUeell . . Palace, the 9th of February, PRESENT, The KING's Mo.t Etc*Bent Majesty in Council. His nlajesi.. tiavine, been pleased to deliver the Custody of the Privy Seal to Henry Viscorint Si hn nigh, the Oath of Korner ni the Privy Seal was this day adininonered to.. him, and his Lntdshin took his place at 13030 a.:cordiaely. This day, the Right Ilemourahle Francis, Earl i.f Molts ; t'is Right Honourable Richard Chando., lal f envie th e ftreht Honouraole Henry Petty, common's c illed Lord Heir y Petty ; Chancellor and Meter Treasurer of His Majesty's F.-.- chequer the Right llennarable Charles Grey; and the Right 114nourable Chailes James Fox, were, Jy His Mak tv'a iiiiii mandoworn id His Mnesty's Mod Honourable Press Council, -rid took their reepeAlyel/1/IC.II at the Board accordingly. II: Majesty hiriog been pleased to appoint the Right • able George Jelin karl Spencer. K. G. and the Right Ho neurable William Windham. to bin two of Hei 111nrsty's P, hi ripsl Seeretanes of State, ihey were. this day, lay 11. s M deity's r +mosso& sumo two of Hia . Majesty's Principal SUCteldOies of S , , te accordingly. His Majedy, in Council, was this day pleased to appoint the Right Honourable Wiliam Lord Auckland, and, in his Lord ship's absence, the Right Honourable Rieliard Ciiandm, Earl Temple. President of the tons • , itt.• of Couicil, appsdined for the consideration of all matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 7th of February, MG, PRESENT, The KlNG's Most Excellent Stajeste in Conned. Thi: day the Right Honourable George Viscount Me, peth, the Right Honourable Julin Townsliend, commonly called Lord Jokn Townshend, the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Erskine, and the Right Honourable Richard Briiiddey She ridan, were, by His Map ry's command, sworn of Ifs Majes tjs Most Honourable Prtsy Council, and took their respec ive places at the Boeid accordingly. Hi. Majesty, iii Council, was this day graciously pleased to inkier the Great Seal to the Right Honourable Thimiss Lord Erskine; whereupon the oath of Lord High Chanceliof of Great Bntan. was, by His Majesty's command, administered to his Leidship, and his Lordship took his place at the Hoard accordingly. His Majesty haying been pleased to appoint the Right Ho nourable Charles James F.. to he one of His Maje.ty'a Prin. cipal Secretaries of State, he was this day:hy, His Majesty's tomniand, sworn one of nib Majesty's Principal S , cretaries of State according*. His atsjesty, in Council, was this day pleased to appoint Philip Hodille Ward, of Tickterd A„hhey, E. to be Sheriff of the County of Bueks, instead of James Backweli Praed, of Tyringlisru, km. Sir Henry Mairmaring Mainwaring, of Oyer Peover, Rsit to be Sheriff of the Counts of Chester, iiistead of Francis Duckinfiald Astley, of Dlickinfield, Essr. And John Haiibury Weisser, of Upton Gray, Esq. is be Sheriff of the County of Southampton. l'rign of 11 , ..lat's Coweril. _ _ At a Council of Ilia Royal Highness the Prince of Wiles, hell at Codicil' House, the 4th Dar of February. 1806, Th.. nies Graham of Peaqin . te, Esq. WM appuinte•l Sheriff of the County o' Cemsw ill, fur tic year 1806, by His Royal Ifign new the Prince of Wales in Council. Iflutehgn: Feb. 7, 18116. The King has been pleased to grant the D 'nit! of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain acid In laud, to the ugh Hon. Thema. Erskine, and the heirs male of lip, lawfully begott,m, by the name; style, an 1 title, of iatoa risking, of IteSUM nel CIVIC, in the county of Cornwall. Ftlo. 8, 1006. The lint ha been pleased to grant to General Trancis Earl of Mora, the office of Master-General of His Majesty's Ordnance of the United Kingdom. The Kin( has also been pleased to constitute and sorrint the Right Itio. General Richard Fitzpatrick, to he Ms Ma jesty's Secretary at War. Dowasorstreet, Feb. 4, 1804. The King has botsi pieawil to appoint So Henry Rowell, Knt he Chief Jii.tice of the Sopriuse Chart of Judicature, at Fort IVilliam, In ' , heal. The Kn., has also been pleased to appoint Sir William 'Borruglses, nil. to be one of the fuitu•Jusueec of tha Su premo Coart of Judicature, at Fort William, iu bulged. MILIT.tkY fRONIOTIONS. Wir-Oltiet, Feb 6, 1606 6th llegi , nent of Dragoon Iltiards-oeCapt C. D Vigo, from the letn Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, •ice Urde, who exelian,tes. The /imp Germeis Legir.s. /Id Light Dragoons--Major It u tt ew .la to b e Li nn ._ non Colon •I, with temporary rank, rice Cruses, whew, ap pointrnent doe. not take place. Coeureatiatt r at North 1114Ualion of Sunderland Voluntetri, • •irrrrd by as LO, I.•r.rt, Erick Lord Roo , to be Lieutenant-Colonel, •het Gordon Cina, E. tetigned. Dated Jan. !u, le-J6. Adm;relre-Oibee. Feb. 8, 1808. Copy of a i.etter ft, , m Lieutenant Thomas Nesbitt, commana. int Ms Sla,estib Gua-brig the Gro.blar, W Admtral Corn. wAllts. Ha %falsity's Gsm.brig G raw:er, MI Breit, Jasi 3,:, 1,106. I beg leave to inform you, that, on the rooming of the :11th initant, when running foe this station, in pursuor.ce of your orders, His Majesty'. gun brig ender my command, captured Le Vodigeur tugger prirateeer, of St. Maims ' pierced for fourteen guns, but having only 'ix ninewourolere on board, with a c implement of siert-six one.i. out one Jay, but had not taken any thing. I hare the honour to remain, Se. T. NESBITT, Lieut. arid Commander. To the lioneerable Witham C. rovrallis, Admiral of Cie Red, Sc. dtc. die. Copy of another Letter from Lieutenant Thomas Swain, of His Majesty's Gun-brig Attack, to A 'most Cornwallis. Ms Majesty's 4:4 Attack, at Ses, SIR, fleti Jao. 1106 I beg leave to Inform you, that Hu AlM...lt's gun.lnig reselire, us convent wash the .Attack, as day light, pa the Uth i 111141.11, feli in with, and captured the frence lugger privateer Voltigeue, of fourteen guns and seventy men. Hav ing learnt from them that another I.•gger, then in sett, was also an enemy's privateer of a similar description, nothing was heft undo.* to rinse up with her, arid, after a circular chaste o f n i ne hoora, 1 rt along.side, and captured hoe. She prows to be IA Sorrier, of and from St. Maims, with sixty men and fourteen gins, ten of which they had thrown overboa-d during t..e eh ice, commew'ed by Giii , launte Franco - we Neck; out two days, and hail taken nothin:, but was to cruise for two morths. I feel pleased that ties sneh Yeasels should fall into 414:t powesseon, as the• might hare done much mischief to our western commerce, 1 hate the honour to be, do THOMAS SWAIN. Copy of a Lefler from Vic*. Admiral Lord Collingwoorl, COT. nrandrr in Chief of Ho Majesty's Shirt sod Vmsell in the Med tinsanyan, to William Marsden, Esq. dated on board the Quite.. at Sea, tne Ilst of January, 11106. SIR-4 unclose, fir the inf inn:shoo of the Lords COTMi Si•MVS flee Admiralty, a Re,oart of the captures between tl.e 17th of November last, and the 9th instant. 1 am. 1:c COLLIN(;of(X)D. A Return of Vilma cantered and detained hy the Squednon under the Craninand of the Lght flugn,.ratile Load Col 1, ors/flood, :ce•fithniral of the Blue, and Commander in Chiel in toe Mediterrmeasi, Sc between the 17th No reedier, Ibirb. and Jam:aro, HIM. Pro..4c ship Minerva, of 1 gun, 6 men, and 200 tons burihen, fro:h Plarce!ona, b in•id to Eiribderi, laden with brandy : da.On.dtai the Thunder - ,somb, Nov. 17, 1432. Swedish stop s tst Jeers, of I grin:, 11 men, and 130 tone beir t%en, Joni V,gn, bouorl to Srra'otnd, laden wth cocoa and fish t detained off Malaga, be ditto, Nov. 27, leo). frielil4.l ship, Le Ovine Proirdenee, of ti men, end 10 tons burthen, from P.le. mo. hound to Genoa, laden with son. does : letained he the N4..tten 1, Dee. !, Yen .1 tot tattler. N:41..0ne.1., or 4 Irani and 43 men cap tor,' to a e S Dec 10, Danish KIT. Vildanden, of 11 men end 72 tons bit:them, froM BareCona,bnultd to Copenhagen : detain.d b. the Thnna•-• bomb, Dec 19, It t 'S. Danish b!li it, Sophia, nfl gun. 10 men, and f.'3o tons hiptlien. laden with rum, &e. from Altona, but,td to Salo : defamed by ditto, tame date. Rauthati ship, Toypsirhore, of (zeo tont, front the We of F.ance, humid to lamhnen, laden with suga , , detained by the Cithdera. 44, 1n93. Moorish ahil,, MitiC3, of • ni-n and 40 tont, hen. Man, b0u.41 to A getirae. laden with Sunditea : deta:ned by the Martin, Jan 3, 1406. lk.etioguese ship, San Antonio, of 4 men ,ad 93 tool, Gum Tetuan, bound to Malaga, laden with tondos, el , coneel by ditto, Jan 9, 1603. Pori tigoe.e ship, Carmen, of 4 men mll.; tons (mettle., fmm Cadiz, bound to Malec i, L,Jnt Siwith gl t... 4 by ditto, same date. COLLIN ta: AOOl3 - PA RTNF 4 :1111 , 6 rwisoLvzn. Sir Fdintind 1,.c.,n, W.lltant Finer, John Lseon, James Fial,,,r, and Edmund Eilowler l.aron, of Gmat Yarmouth, in Cie cations. of Norfolk, bankers. Jan. I'i, 1806. Matthew Woodley and William Woodlel, of Aldrate in the city of London, corn, ...ed, bop-merchants, do Feb. I, 1106. I t.,tivrt Apr and Thomas Foster, dealers in cattle. Jan 112, Intl6. . _ . .7- , hn Kemp, Thomas Williams, and Joseph Claikson, of W .lriludet, in tie county of Yolk, !anti'', wool yarn inanu tactin..rs. Feb. 1, 1806. Richamd Ricketts, Thomas Deering, and William Peter 1.11- umil, manufacturers and haberdashers of hab, su the city of Bristol. Feb. 3, 13(1. John Fl.mo and William Hall, of Saint Maitin'ulo-Grand, London, victuallers and wine and bran.ly merchants. - Feb. 3, James Palmer and William Heston, of Lone Acre, in the coma, of Middlesex, men's me-con. D 31, 1805 George Matthews, Thomas Turnbull, arid Gorge Miller, enttononerchatits, of Lawrence•Prointtie.-I.ine. Fels 6, 13'd6 Richard Morton, John Murton, Anthuoy Handley, and Thomas Settle, of Sheffield, in the county of Yuric, silver. platers. Fe!. 3, 1206 Edward Thomason, John °tarn. and James Utiderhitl, of Birmingham, In the county of Warwick, jewellers and toy mak-rs. Dec. 31, 1315. Samuel Heard, of Nottingham, and Cccilia Lonsd.ale,.of Lendrm, honer,. Nov. IS, MOO. William Blackw,ll and Chute. Sutton, bed, of the town and county of the town of Nottingham, auctioneers, ap praisers, and salesmen. Jan. 81, 1806 Sannsel Peinhenno, George Stokes, Benjamin Stokes, and Thomas st,,ke.., ironmasters, at Coscley, in the county of Stafford. J. 1806. BANKRUPTS. John Rah. , of farrow.street, Lutichoure, its the minty .1 Muidie.ex, .hip chandler, dealer ar:d cha..41.111, t o surretuLdr, Feb. 10, at ten, 15 , at one, and March 22, at two, at G o oa. hall. London. Attorney, Mr. Elstob, Catherine-coati, Tri. laity-square, Loudon Edmund Rndd, of Londonstreet, in the city of London, merchant, to moo-oder, Fels. 11, 22, and Mar.-11 22, at Lir, at Loodon. Attreneys, Messrs. Gregson add Dixon. Angel-eourt, Tholgmorron-street, Richard She l iatt, et Liverpool, in the emote of Lancaster, master mariner, dea'er and chapinaii, to sine oder, March 11, 12, at twelve, and 22, at ten, at the Castle, in L rot-snort, Ll yerneol. Attorney , , Mr Thomas Rlaskstrick, St. Widmer,- court. Poultry, London ; and Mesta. Thomas and .1.41,1 th Mor row, Temple-coon, Liverpool. 'Flstimas Hunton Ind William Minton. of Thornton.le moor, m the errant! of York, linett.masiufa •tur.?ri. dealurs chaptuen, to surrender, Feb. 24, 25, and March 29, at eleven, at the hole. of Mr. Godfrey Hirst, the signs of the Golden in Northallertun, in the slid conotv. Attorit^y, Mr. Him, In Non hallerto, 1 and Meows. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Farnsvalsolnin, London. SAT net Retry, of Rotherham, in the county of York, cheeses monger, de-Jsr and chapinan, to suirentler. FO.. 26. 27, at eleven, at the Angel din. in Doncarter, to the county of York s and Mar. li 22, in twelve, at tbu Angel boo, in Ferryoridge, in the said county Attorneys. Mr. B.rooti, of Thorne, in tisecounty of ; and Messrs. Rueter and Son, BartleCs-bialiskags Hol born., Loudon John Pollard a d Jahn Thompson, both of Preston, in the county of Lsncatter, muslin-manufoitumr., dollen and chap men, to surrender, Fels 20, 21, and March 22, at ten, at the house of Mr. Edward Clough, the sign IV the Re 1 Lion, in Preston. Attorneys, Mr. Hogh Dee/horst, its Preston; and Moors. Illairtchs, Holborn-coon, (;ray's-Inn, Loudon tKJ: an Groin, of Manchester, iu the cauuty ot Uncover, • cotton-merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 17, 24, at threcond Nlirch 1..`2, at tcn, at the Bridgewater Arms Int., in Manchester. Athene. s, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, in Manchester; and Mr. Ralph knit, Cursitoostreet, Chancery. lelle, London. John Leedhars, of the town of Kingum•upon-Hull, dry •siter, !inv.-draper, dealer and Chapman, to surrender, Feb 21, Cd, and March 92, at eleven, at the how* of Robot GI eadow, the Dog and Duck Tavern, in Scale lane, in thereon of Kmr svm-upois-Hult. Attorneys, M.stirs. Rn-er and Sou, Bart_ let's-budding.,, Holborn, London ; and Mr. Satidivich, Hull. William Whatman, of Guildford, in the county of Surr,y, lyncher, to surrender, Feb. 11, V, stud Mare'. 22, ae ton, at Godditall, London. Attorneys, Messrs Tebbe' and Shuttle. worth, Gray's lint-square. Barker, of Newark.urson-Trent, is the county of Noun/hats, woolosider, dealer soil chopman, to surreioler, Fah 24, 25, and March 22, at eleven, at the home of Mr. John Lawton, the Kingston Arms 100, its Nrearkupou-Teent, Attorneys, Moos. Macdougall and Mister. Lincol .'a Los New-square, London; and Messrs. Sins,, and Fox, in Nowa, k upon-Ttent. William Kemp, of Feversham, in the county of Kent, gro cer, to surrender, Feb. 15, 22. and March 22, at LI, at Guild hall, London.. Attorneys, Messes. Junco and Green, Salts bury-sq..a.e, Fleet-street, London. Jou, ,h Gardner, late of Honlyydown-lans, id the borough of Southwark, in the county of Surrey, ligt.t roan , coalmser. chant, dealer and charms:), to suriender, Feb 11, 22, and March 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, blr Pavourare, Old liroad-street. DIVII)ENDS. March 10. James Smith, now or lere of PeraSeiten, in the county of Lancaster, bleacher, dealer ano rbspriran, at font, at the house of Mrs. S ni, the Eagle and child Inn, in W.- lan, in lb. county eat Laoica•ter. iiistch 3. Henry Reinter, insw or Lite of 1.,e4., in the county of Toe s, Mercer, •onnsu.draper, dealer said eli.pmas at .teem, at Lion house of William T a n o d.il, tho Thr e e Legs lino, IR Leeds. March S. William Walker, now nr late of Leedi, in the county of York, merchant, dealer, and clLipman, at eleven, at uie house of Witham the Three I.cr Inn, in Leeds. March 2?. John Trudgett, of John's Mews, I.•ttle James street, Ltallted.row, in the county of ata'.,e k►eper, denier sod ehapnia•t, at ten, at Guedliall, March .1. J••h r l/glr, of Pickwick, in the cowry of Esq and Witham %Velma, of Liverpool, in the county or Lancaster, merchants, at the himsc of Henry lora:taw, the Moil. Tavern, in John-street, Li vervil. Match 1. Jahn ►Metcalf, at lj- , .iale, us the county of Ye-t, plumber, Osier, dealer and at eleven, at the ho.is.: ofJohn rangray, the Unicorn, is Ramon, in the wiati.4 of York. March 10. Richard Rankin, of Leftwich, in the county of Ches•cr, merchant, at eleven, at the King's Arms inn, i:n Middle w.ch. in the county el Cheater. Mardi 10. William Ukell, of L verpuel, in the county of Lthcaster, mer:hant, at eleven. at the King's Arms Inn, in M.d.llewieh, in the celerity of Chesser. March 10. Richard Rankin. of Leftwich, in the county of Chester, and Wel'ises Ukell. of Liverpool in the coma: of Lancaster, merchant:, at titre% at the King's Arms in Maldlewich, in the tenant of Cheater. Moth 4. Th..ma. B-ale Taylu-, of 1.-icester-siniare, iis the Parish of St. Ann,Wermiest,r, in the counts of Mold:esn-n, ladie.' shne.malter, dealer and schapman. at ten, at Guild. hall, London. M arch 4 • 'ld 5. ,award [fantod. of Dudley, in the co.anty of IVercester, banker, carrier, den rt, sod chairtian, at tea, at the Dudley A.ins Pm, in Dudley April It. Carman G In , of h the city of Lmedian, tar , chans, insista..cs-twoker, dealer an! chaptuen, at twos*, at Guilihol! Marei S. Eivarl Way s •f Hermtna ,r.et. CevenJ Oa- . • • aeoare s it , Ht• par'A of St. Mary•fahenno„ io the wt m,ddi r .es. wmt,rer .haot r at ten, at G. J. a.;, a „..! March I. )(Kish l'hype r of Coptitall.e,mr, T r. 4,, .tmra, ir. to^. env of Land 41, tom,er, dealer and crier, at te.., t:v d .all Match 5. G,.rq•Pndvis,of Broog .treet, Rateliff in th r town• nd,•ite,e,, (amber onelch•nt, at etevli:, at t:,,; 4 , hall, Lotolon RTIFICATFS.—M A Neff 5. Tlv.mas Pantie , 1.4.• f:: q-street, C , 0 , .:t-Gardra, in th e ~r ‘4,,Zhe,,s, optician, dealer and cha •man J 0 ..., Wan ,ma, of 5,...nin1J0, thenniethire, No. th dialer i n e r ne.", dealer aad eita,3 ,an Tuilock -.1 e 'moiler. of Say.,ge Cardona, Lo r ,d, r ., , b ro k er , roere f ian t, dater a.icha..man. ?bine.. de her s<h T formerly of creeaSeld-tt?e—, Whinvn ,io•I r not two of (freat Ayli.!•—tr VA, Goal. ; 1.1 w., irk UM! COdisti of Sit.tdle,ex, merchant, clar:e• chow., .n. leant+ Hal.na, of Son-street, 13,eh9oftlte-ctruet, Laitlub, tobae , •on. a. Jame, V amt , ant, of Brewer-trier, tteltr Cullen-square, in the canon of MA print.?, deal7r aod chapthAn. lam*: Caret., taw of the pari.'t of All Saints, a,this the, 'e,. tubs , 4* the uty of lierefool, in talued:r. dealer a ,d eitae man. Chad-4 Knight, of I,oodon trees, Fifemr4anare, is county 11,,k11.,0x, enrage", parton-Iter, doaler aid ebapotatt. Robert Peach, of WakedalJ, in the county of York, rro , '. stapler. MELTINGS OF cam roi:x GUILDHALL. 1111. far. 1G a. Sinclair W iFhr, late of lriti.e 11.0,e-lane, White. 1114.11erart, eicr,:hatit - - - - 10 Wk barn M ' ee, Lee of -11°r-ditch, Middltat x, but lin., of HiaCkmin -urn, Squiltwar`., choeutiv+ orer 2 114 William Hailer, King et,cet, St. Gco4e, Bluotothury, carpenter - 2 10 DIVIDFNDS. Thorne Edge, I.lwer Th..nies-.treat, Ltrulen, vic tualler • 11 Joe •,. h PihlCCA•AtaitS, Rothev,itlar, Stirrer, vict,,aller • 10 Vain, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London, fLer nent 1 JJIIII Man ett, Nmehumbedand street, Shaul, Nlid.ll*- • sot, vichia la 7n-1 , 4n/toot Chides John linnt, How a rt. trees, St l'aneris, Mid naiutor - • • 3 10 R b.rt Urquhart anti R.chard Walker Whalley, Stmlid, 'dle-ex,guishuath. - 3 11 3nl - o (ranger,l.,lll.ll•',4llC.. LOCA.), hff . 2 to Wn4:,m Solon, ef.poune street, St. N 1 .ry-la-bindte. 4.-rdlesex, hover-kaa r • 2 10 Wiliam Outs, late of Worcester, and Of I.o.nb,rd stri,r, London, beaker - 1 10 jnhn Altrev the yoangtr, Cassltalton, Surrey, carpenter 2 I) Hemphrey It.ehard Junts, Tt pc area, Finiuury. square, Mundlese-, confrctionsr I 13 11 e, Blackinau.street, Southwark, Suney, linen-drapor • 1 14 Itat.“1•11, Popes Head-m. 1.1, I.nrvlna. hroker 113 au 1..1ph CaSan I, C.4.t1f0-street, Lece-ter-heL4s, diesvx, carpenter - 1 12 CERTIFIC-ITFS. John Stevens, far:nasty of the 11!•himnoise F3rOnlisman, and Li- n 1 CAeNter. wace, is the of St. Meet, Lambe* in the r S.nrey, deal.... and a tn. John Pierce, of Lower Thad...woe, in the veldt of Saict Man at-1131, in the city of Linda., ashmenpr and sales- OHIO, dealee and chapeau. William it d., late of Unl . ntsl .tract, in the perish of saint Mary-la-bonne, la the county of atelsLees, cartes and Oder, • -ale. add chlrmau. Dix Bloyde and Charlet Blonde, of Raton, the. county of Line sin, linen-drapers, dealo and coarnen. CORM-EXCHANGE, Feu.;. To-day very fee fresh sentries of Wheat Ira pine in; the trod dull, :.t last .tiir , ney. Rye is c!seap r. Birk, arr.v... •n.aderahte supp!y, and keeps Its price. Malt aril eminence te have f•lr tistycr.. expecting a lurther redur t•on White P IPA are dearer. Bean. Wei ; an.' few liere. The., re sexier,' any fresh oats tome in; and this trade rs rather dearer Flour new: as cur isst LURRENT PRICK OF GRAIN. What. 46a 90• 611. i Reins (Old).. .50. 06.1 00. Fuse do. 7O. 714 Cd I Tuck beans (do) 44e sOs. On. Rye ;Vs 42.. Cd Oat. 24e. 271. tile. :lice) , "lc 13. t4l P..l.incis lns •1 (Jul. Malt White Peat.... 37.. 44. 0 Fine 41e. a;.•••. Pa. WI $44 OA. Serokds.... 00. 04. COAL•MAR[ET; Ships v Market. sO.l 211..Neweadle ..... 2.. Prim .51s 93 • SU M I.IIICF. (IF ST +I.:KS, SA fUltl./Al. 3 per Cant. Rehired 9 per Cent. Cons. 4 per Cent 7S!S 5 per Cent. Navy I,,,nyy Annuites . 17 11-16: ShGrt Ann tidies In.lta Bonds tegliih Lately Ticket, tot 19s. C0......1., Ist... T Mlsli. Stn , lette - atm Nn. 4, Coruna', and 9, Chains t 0.,". PRICE OP IRISH STOCKS—]•w. 31. co.. Ihrbenterer,3i per Cent. . 711 ttn, 5 per Cent 1.;•an , 1 Canal Lean, 6 per I ent. CI,II COCRSE Or EX 1 1inateroatin 5 2 Ditto at Sight 56 6 • R ntter•la. , lll6 2 U. Hamburg'. 26 6lift. Means Paris 1 Dav't Date 25 7 25 13 2U. lkout44stot .115 15 in paper Ditto 344 41.4,14 Dam 95 effect. 97 ;i!I 1\4...F., E..s 7. ( i... 0• 46 times !VI Lisbon GO Oporto 04 6:l 11 )..ot 19 Cork 1 potetop. . Porttlot Gold irt Colo awl RS , I oar OS New I)..os.owess Maw Dr,nart . S.lve. in Mars New Lawn each rms the Baia or fitclang Si pr Cent t. 94) 91) Dorn 1. 61 Leghorn 441 ►lin on London (3, 11..liaot on London /1 Bel fa.r no Dublin -- BIRTH. On Sunday last. at Packtorna, Warsiskabise, tho-O.son• toss of Ayletter.% of a dautittef. DEATHS. (M the 21,t of September lust, of a fever, at Garlt;'Ort. ;Ft the East Indies, in the 111th fear of tl. :lc, Chafer, u: • ^ r Ea . ner, Esq. the second son o Sir John &met, Rot. aro* Aticroiatt of Lon.lGit. At Aberdeen, en Tuesday, the 211th of Janirarv, to the I:+th year of his age, Thomas Earl, a Strident of the b1i.ra..1...1 Ct.liege, at that lia.versits. and .econd an of 11011125 La • E•ra at Spekcands, near I.ive•po.il Lately, at Gib:titer, in consequence of the volnds he !e -c,ired in the eve--memorable haltle at Trafalgar, w der t command of the Invented hire, Nelson, Ca .taut No taa , of the Rural Marines, sea of Mr. Adder:nen Norina:i, ui Cove•.t.y. la September lut, at Pommels, Bengal, in the 21* yeai 4 his age, G:Narge Curtit, Rag. soks..d aus of Sir Wil'iaso Curti', Ran. M.l. HIGH WATER THIS DAY A LUNOWN Ilstiu•• , .. Mote— 4 2 =in them 6 Eve.a..... 0 aria. afir 7. LONDON :—Printed by G. DAVIDSON, Ni.. 17, Diasob Iknr-street, Covent. Giardina, and Published at the office, Be. 5. Bach a flit. aesuent's Strand, b, W. STUCg, of N 0.7, Pew 5 .Iton-6tr....t, Long litre 0-ders die. for this Paper, mit Is tla Dike Ipea-paail,. 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