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.1 1 1 IDDLESE 1 SESSION'S. .1 AN. 17. • —...."--- Odd iefewt Witt-ease NI sisw.seren, L K Ch ?w -ill lA. OM d di amokl . was Brae ' ', of Jae:me* .f Mai C.w.o. . Samuel nark. Mormat, 8., ,w, mob, ard Ms t• Grriprr, the four last or whom went c. 0.,. od of a conspitacy to prevent John FiNthANLI y, A 64:,t -rlopt, from ohtaintng his certificate, tfte 1.4$ Ses semis, and -the former who was eimsloted also a. a crosspirame. as mentioned in our Pa set of hietordar last. were all brought up to receive the sentence 4 the Court. The Cue ii is A N. after recapitalating a great part of the restiderne opo.s she tiial, ant AnimAdeerting arson else conduA of all these cianspirato:s. And 're tine, in Ernng terms, the crimv they bad ; 11en ;alky of, sentenced Sit , ”4.l nlet to two years i iMireisonnient, and to stand in she pillery once within fiat period. The other prisoners were sentenced to diffe,eat periods of imprisonment, according to else past ca::. appeared to have taken in the trail:- titian . Abe!, Hamilton, In old woman, near seventy years of age, was convicted of stealing A p.wttr pint pet. h appeared. that she had been cenvifted five ymes before of similar offences, and had been f.:r the last 'even years almost constantly in confinement She was sentenced to two months imprisonment in the Slues* of Correfflon. . t es WESTAII&STE R Si . ss NAN, j As. 17. —.....0..-- Yesterday, ass adjournment of the Quarter Ses fitsion. of the City and Liberties of Westminster was Id at Guildhall, Westminster, before P•TtICIL wilt:moue, Esq. (in the absence of WILLIAM 1/1 si^wa rasa, r..sq. Chairman of the Sessions), 1111.1 other Justices of the Peace for the said city and liberties. Thaws Erase, who was said to he a notorious pickpocket, appeared in the dock, in the misiare and style of a Bond-stteet lounger. He had been apprehended with mother notorious charaser a few days before the funeral ot• Lewd Nelson, when a rest number o/ gelalernen tsf this profession were taken op His companion had been enlarged upon hail, and be was also discharged, no evidence hav ing been adduced againit him. Several trials 'took pima, but noes of Any public interest. pow„, - .,..., CHATHAM. Jaw. 17. Ille money for the payment of the Dock ya-d is aot yet arrived. We understand it is to be stoppea tin Ditla 1111011th, Th., season for this: delay we have beard, is, that the Admiralty bad begun to pay ti:o : , weekly subsistence to the shipwright,. &c. accord- Ong to the late regulation fir that purpose. before Parliament had gi anted the net. ssary supplies. The gene's.' payment must, therefore % be deterred Mal the Parliament has been assembled. 1:10.. Wsdne,,day night, about ten o'clock, the ,Gelskkielf. 744 Alden, ' 74, and Kangaroo .loop, broke front their moorings at the farm time, heiug all is.h.d together, through the vinlenc.. cf the 4.. and drifted s iota disrai;ce ; they received an ge, and were yestsiday brought back to their , inch insterday morning, a mill, occupied by Mr. T. Preldock, situated on Chatham Hill, was nearly &battered t'i pieces. The molts were entirely de. stroyed, and the whAe front ripped open. The dans..ge is estimated at 1501. The Ist and td division of the '2cl battalion of the rltli Regirnt•n- pacssd through here yesterday, and the day before, en their way to Chelmsford. .. . ._ ri.r. , icninr. J.N. 17. -: --- On the Corarer's Inquest, held at Wembury, it appears Inc p.ior fellows of the H.4,rnie's launch, who were drowned. imprudently jumped ashore, and the sea int:wing mountains h:gh. it is supposed stunned them. The poor young Midshipman, and sixteen bnd cs, were washed Ashnre, and laid de cently in a field near W einbtiry, side by side. Their remains will be buried in Wembury Church-yard. One seaman, with his leg Woke, and jammed to pieces, contrived to crawl up a rock ; and his com rade. almost exhausted, crept to his side for warmth. in the mot ning, when the quarry-men came to their assistance, the wounded man was found still alive, but Ks companion a lifeless corpse. The wounded seaman was conveyed to the Royal Naval Hospital. letters from Jamaica, about six weeks old, state, that our Met and army were, generally speaking, •rt y healthy. Captain Dashwood, in the Beceharite r of 22. whose mitten', for eiglreen months, off the Havannah. against the enemy's cruisers, has seen tieriewsitting. Was promoted to the command of Le Arum:hire. of di, vice Captain G. Murray. deceased (who will he long lamented by his friends, and the paw] at Lirge,as a good Officer and excellent man). enta-e—tre..___titemateeeiee_ CORK, J As. 10. The JIM,. Captain 'M'Laughlin, which left Li eberick port for London, the 12:h of Oaoher, and about which fears were entertained, it appears, was capttired by ill? enemy, She had very severe WeA ther; left Crooksi ived she 10-sh of November, got into Falmouth the S.lith. sailed frum thence the 2'th, and the next de. saw the South Foreland's light. when, unicr:unately. she tell in vt itls .4igle pri vateer. Captain of Boulogne, 16 guns, and ft men : aster making some res;stance, the JtIIK was obliged to strike, and us sit hours anchored in Ca- Lis Read.. A fatal i-s:ance of the want of caution hand ling guns, &c. ..cursed in Tra:ee :.—William Casey, mason. on comi;:g into his kttcher, , observed gun, which he took up ior the psi posi:, it is said, of removing ro a place of safety, and nut of the reach of same children who were in the house ; aever. while in the of potting this pre:auttonary and landabie intention into rife.", by some unae couatable fatality, or aukw•rdness in handiing the piece, which was loaded with powder and shot, the contents were discharged, and the Unite lobed im mediately under she left arm of his daughter, who h a ppened to be seated, with a child on her knee, at not mote than the ai:bunce ot a yard • we cuase quence. et coarse, was iossact We regret to add, that she was rhr nu idler of four young chil dren and tar advanced in a stole of pregnaccy. err Lh4,,Natch.) kAY IL tsrthr.icl.xcE. POIIT‘NOUTII, JAM. 16. Art:VA :VS M.•jesty's ship Keo, front .1 CI Ut'C. Le folio% g have tei.eived darn,ge;-- C~..01,,,_, Brut..., ; Lee; Ch • schooner ; •.,, ut ; \! ; and Int,jran, ili,Nlaj sty's ships .latan an,l (104, / is drove from their moorings, and are nn s!iwr. Last Eight it blew a heavy gale trout the S.W W. 11,1 W. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 16. Sailed the Virag., pu i.drx. .4111 Gannet sleiora Of WAr ; the Wat rot, ol:11 a c..TIVOY ; the Shrsex tJnk nansport, And 1•.,,. /Jobb-, ts shop nt war. Also the Sfiruncii gun-brig, ,•ith provisions, Inr l'ortsmouth ; and the Spright) cutter, to the westward Arrived the Plizur./ sloop of war, Caraiiae cutter, and gun. brig. Lust tvening, Admiral Sir Sidney Smith arrived, to talc, the command of His Majesty's ship Pompee. He will hoist his flag on board her this afternoon, if the wear' er moderate. The gales of last night from N.W. have been most trtmerdnus. His Majesty's ship Ceti Nur, of 74 guns, Captain Wluthy, arrived trnm Halifax. and anchored in Caw , and Flay; about three o'clo.k in the morn:ng, vir lent gust of wind, accompanied with lightning, cariied away her fore, main, and wizen top-masts; whin day light came, s!,e appeaated like a wreck. The other ships in the gay rode not the gale with out inj ley. . _ _ The launch of His Majesty's ship HA rnia, which was driven on the eastern shore, on Friday night, and wrecked, contained 48 men, 25 of whom were drowned. Many of the crew were invalids, who had been on shore for examination ; and some of those who were saved, were shockingly mangled by the rocks. Fame a, bah. Sir Sidney Smith is just gone off to hoist his flag, amidst the general salutation. TORBAY, lAN 15. Arrived this afternoon, under the conimaad of Admiral Cornwallis, the Vile de Para, Pr,aress Royal, Prince ceorge, Iruldsor Cadle, and haw:ad-kr, men of war. There are also V.lrgle and I:skagle frigates, and several small sail in the Bay, whose nattles I have not been able to learn. Wind W. all well. vatstouTit, JAN. 14. Arrived the Soares:, Spence, from Lishon, last from Vi..na, in seven days, with friit. &c. for 1 7 .1 month; the Virago, Run-brig, on a cruise ; and the Padiva, Gay, firm Penvance. Put back the Ira/sin:ham packet. - PM 6. Yesterday, a brig with Government stores. from the Red-house, Deptford, coming into harbour, was, it is supposed. either by ignorance or mis man igement, run against the West p . er-head, and stove in her bows ; and she now lies sunk in the outer-harbour ; the pilot, we believe, was a Deal man The wind blew quite a gale last night, and early this morning, to the westward, which being a land wind, the 'vessels in the Downs" rode very well ; but coming round southerly, made a great sea and swell, and very hard riding; several vessels, afer parting from their anchors, made fi r Ramsgate Harbour; among which was a large ship (a Swede), which, in coming in, ran against a brig in the hatb'our, did her some damage, and afterwards kept on, until she ran her bows against the cross wall of the rimer harbour. POMP roe 'lark —The wind is now moderated, and got to the .west again. There are a number of transports arrived in the Downs from Yarmouth. twelve or fourteen sail, with troops, horse and foot ; a part of these are of the German Legion. Th.ey are expelled to be dis embarked at Ramsgate. A part of the 62d Re gim.'nt disembarked here yesterday. and marched for Deal barracks. The 87th Regiment marched from this plate the day before, on their rout to Bexhill barracks. DFAL, JAW. 16 All last night, and the whole of thi. day, it has blown a very heavy gale of wind ; several ships have parted, amid gone into Ramsgate. Wind S.W. I.IV.ERPOnL, JAN. 15. Fur the last ten days the weather has been ex tremely variable, and has been attended with the heaviest hail storms almost ever remembered. On Thursday night, ahout 1.2 &crank, a violent storm came on at N which WWI preceded by the heaviest thunder and the most vivid lightning we ever saw. For upwards of an hour, the whole of the Nor thern hemisphere was in a complete blaze of the most forked, angry, and blue flashes of eleßrical matter, that can well be conceived, attended with a strong sulphureons smell, that was extremely of fensive. The Norm continued, with nearly una bated violence, for Sti hours, and closed with an elettr, disoharge, similar to the explosion of a cannon. One fishing-boat, with six fishermen on board, belonging to North Mails, has been lest ; and we uncle:stand the unfortunate suff.Ters have left large families. Their loss will he severely felt too at our fish Stunes, and, we fear, for scn.se time at least, it may be the means of a rise in that ne cessary article of fond. We lament that thi; hardy and useful race of men should, from the increased populousness of Liverpool, be so often necessitated to adventure out to sea in severe and boisterous weather. It were to be wished that their boats were construed in some way like the Seriphender, or Life Boat. Many valuable lives might thereby be saved to the community. During the thunder-storm on Friday morning, one of the crew of the Sarah, Lightfoot, was struck on the back of the head by the eleetric which passed between his clothes and his body, and suffocated him instantly; no miser damage was done to either the ship or crew. Several vessels were forced from their anchors, a id driven on shore ; and, we are greatly afraid, we shall hear of much shipwreck on the western coast of the kingdom. On Thursday, as a last tribute of trope& to the memory of the lAte much-lamented Lord Neksola, minute hells lolled the whole of the Jay here. An in the evening a pe il (the Lens nauilleJ) was tu•lg a: it. Pater's Lhuicls. PA INIUM FUND. I..leyd's. Jan. 14, 1406. , r HE Feelings of National Enthnsissm and C;ra g. stated Ity the gketput V ICT‘)K Y ai TitAFAle GAR, hate bent At4played sn Cunt , it.,.*, as of wiexaT•plad LP•ereit, t. this Fend, eltahlith,.d f u r the It el.ef and 1 aknu ra6.:4e41 d 111 . 04 • 4 . g 114. d Lr .h. :rt•ent mn,ea .tout Coltett. I Am CM* loom, after DITIIIeStfTICP, on the Oar orrhank.o giv‘ng. wait other new Cuatnbietoans, eicinsiroly areropriated to the Stew(' .. th Ae Wounded, and t . t`.e Faml.et n' Vinwi Ita lilt Majedt'. Setv.ec, a moutat t 77,1741. Tn. ace Saba•rtytwns f.. the 1411 , r.1 Weik...e. of 0..' levitelow amount to 4 1,•001. sod the C 0... Sill m..te, that aft-. payment of every sail oceuietteel Iv the late signal macerates of tin it J7 KET:t. CAN.f.X.IIA4'.II , :, FstD•V, .1411• 16. The NI .ri.a. , to-tat, t. **l' .1.1 , 6 , 11 •• Olt Wheat. Th.r• i: a e•stilt•. , :aitCe or it , istirehairl. Mate, owing to the cc velamar of I rxe $1.p.11.5 lirCiBl4 DILI Ulterior 'amply, a, .•.,1"1`. K.ll in Ahoy. an•l at}l6 CX. iret.l , l( F.111•1•JM .Ir% \I 11l ilia Ai line Nos at little sat mtvtil. T , era are large vi. 011.1.01.4 tlat., and (g.e buyer.; %lea, in 013 tra-, are ai blither Cadman{ iit.en. Fluter wkly ',appeal the quutatto... Cllttite.ST Plth 1:. Øv GI: Alh. V hr... 4'i: G:I. 65.. 11,.,... (Cr.1)....004. 604. 0.1. F 1144 •hu Rae 'hi , 4th• 04. cast: ss: G. 20•• /tar ey .s).. 56.. t 4. I. rut.. 1.411 048 61.. 0.!. Ma t. -.66. Pi.i. 01. Reee Se ..d VI 40 ,04 . White Peas.... Sot. 41.. 04 Vote Floor sOa. 60: W. Gr., P.n. 61. SS: 04 s— 'oat. 55: Gds 0 - • ' lit A REFORM 4,/1: 1 7 1.01)11,...., From Jen. 4, to Jan. 10, (tom tile Coeket Office. Socha. ' I. I{. 64.•ka. a. 4. Sacks. e. d. N 41.... tier.— 013 64.... 60 111.... 60 . 110.... 62 6 183.... 59 :..- 61 371.... 64 I 15.... 36 19254.... 65 55.... GI 26.... 37 I 1604.... 64 '.'0.... An f I A id 40 Sack: at 55: • d. per Sack. Tmal—i7,44l Saki ..—Averse, 04%.7d. The stole as le st week. UXBRIDGE. The Curt: Inapelor's Retutn, on Thursday, Jan 16. VlThe...t, per load ISt —. to 101 —I Marley, per qr 110...-4 to .541 .-el Oats 80. -.4 to Jae ...A Brans 50s —d to 541 ••••41 New ditto l4. —d to 364 —1 A . Pea:. 4th -.I to eas —1 PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway 7(01 to flth Od ins eat. Coriander 146 Od to IN. Od Trefoil Red ChlVtf 5l. 04 to tibs ltd Fine Oil . %is White ditto Cets Od to 9:4 ed Rye-Grad 134 Ott to 30‘ Od 1V h ite Nl. ista ot Seed. SI 04 to l'td 04 per bushel. Brown ditto 94 ed to 14. 04 Tutiiip 10d Od to 16r Od Rt. ad w lttouts .. 241 DA to 40i 4d por quarter. Long Ports 26... 04 to 36 (td Tarr% 3lts 001 to ;164 Ort C.o.ary 42 04 to P.O. d to 5",1 ?RICE UF HOPS . ..e.. rociorTo. Kant 061 t. 71 Tel Kest Susses.... .61 •,11 to 71 —s i Sussex 61 --s to 71 Pbs rises 41 —4 to 71 .....4 1 Farnham—. 91 —4 to 111 —.. Ruts, rietch. t'l sToutb, YastiLltUAl . Bank Si.xk ...g.....••ea..•••14 191 3 per Cent. Koleved m...... ...... .. • • In{ 3 per err& Cons Mil 91 9 4 p, Cent. a • per Cent Nave 991 .. tame knoultle• aern•••••16 13- 4 lIVI 7 .7 . lain , rial 3 per Cent 4 . 1 . *, 59 4 i : A thnlliuga . 6 . q. / Lulu Bowls P.O. Is. prern. , Exchequer 11 , 11. Engloh Lottery Tickets..... Consult for GlPatii ..., T 3ISH, Stock-o.tAer. J No. 4, C..rnla•ll, and 9, C.)arine.c•an. COURSE. OF LXI 'lmaaertl6m 8 2 U. r/Itt.. at Sight JS 9 Ratter II IS 2 U. H•mbutith l5 8144. Altana 13 9 Pat.. I day's d.a• ft 32 Dm" 26-.4 U. llotert'ea..* 'RANGE—JAN. 17. 47 V crime slli Imbos 6lt Oporto r,2l n..hi q I Cock 13 •I'.. sun I. Portuga.G.ll.liu C../1 and Bars per at. New Ddull'onnt Vow Dollars %Ivor In Mars Neu Louts LACQ Alpo no the Rank of Holland S 4 per Cent. 5.6) 10) Ditto). 61 dee. .... Csatt Ditto .. 97 e Peet. liaolml ...... ui pap. f Drt.* 3O clect. blown Ng Dublin on Lontlon Belled ill London (.1. Helium on BIRTH. Thursday morning, at the Reetury Howse, Aeon, the Lady a the Kw. Mr Authtbvs, of a son. MIRKIi :ZS, Lately, at Canterbury, Canton Carter, of the Rlva , Nov,. to %tier (linden, daughter of the late Robert nrsitee, 1.9. mauy wean reprroentative (or the county of Kolar... Lately, at Wadhp Church, Leicestershire, Sir Charles Gaye Hudson. let. to Moo liulfurd., eldest daughter of tha late Petry Hulfurrl, E.q. Master in Chancery. Lat e ly, Ussoseant.C.,lon e l Groves, leer of the 3.1 Regi ment of Req., M Moe. Snake, of Itantoik, nit Canterbury . On blerelar, st the Collearate Wolverhareptmr, ter the Rey T. L. rises, Rector or liawlsonarth, the ken. Willem Lerch, or Solihull, to Tahoe Proud, daughter of Samuel ?rand, of MATTIS. On %tinkly I a , at Cracertoe !loom, in the Nib gar of Its see, Vre•orge h. ratt, In, one of HO 44 arAy ironer.% of the Peace, (or the rummy ref W tre e ster, Imse er ly is the c 4e it S,rvgce of the Eva Irdoik Company,. at (Bombs', and nephew of tire lite lion Canna Pr:mat, roe of till M.,esty's Be of the kxcheener. Thursday monitors, at ho house, in Gurrre.atreet, liarboyer squire, Ge... g e Erv.ng, C.q apt 70. VY THIS DAY A r *WON UMW:L. Mum... 13 twit atm 1. I F.•••• 41 min. .ti I. !tis Majesty's Xtots, w surplus of 195,5701. will ,emain vseat the fowl, clams of _ . . lis for men Warc, Subseriptions were confined to the sufferer. iii iimmicah-e sod bIICCFS4III EOPieUlell .4 . At the corn „.,,,„,, n of the present %Tar, 'his 11 iiiii istion was founded On the more enlarged and :Metal stem, of ineludi .g the cams nf alt those who suffer in scrim. with the Esieri•y. on ev,, ~, c iiio.3 ss hatever, i and extensive ss the plan appears, it finsit anundant resources in the public spirit and irherality of the Br anti Nation. J. P. WELSFORD, Sccretaiy. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Serv;ce, nn the DAY o f THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF o f the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MAK INES, and Vt)LuNTLERs, Wounded; and the WIDOWS, QRPHANS, and RELATIVES of tho.,. Killed. in li., Majesty'. Sers ice. 4 .• The Naomi toltotebre the Plow ~t rrarskip, are those (1 , the Rev. (it-wigwam ash., preached. Amount advlrtired - L. 71,036 16 fs Parish of Sturtori, Nottinchamsh..--....... - 5 5 0 St Peter, OunhilL T. Roberta and T. Wood 56 7 0 Pa ish Church of Nut Nia:insbury, Chsrles Dewell 6 5 0 Parish Church of Monmouth, D. F. Davis 21 16 0 Chatham Church, C. Townson - - 20 15 0 Parish of Ashheld Magna, Suff.ilk,John Heigham 4 14 0 -- of IValsham De Willows, dn. _.---- 12 3 6 Parish Church of Burgue, and Stewartry of Kirk. criclhrighf, ............ - - - 11 2 0 Volunteer Company in said Pariah, two days pay 8 • 0 Parish Church of St. Maurice, Winclie.ter, G. L. Armstrong, Ream - - 19 3 0 Church of Gulval, Cornwall, Samuel Cole - 13 8 8 Parish of Bishop Stoke, Ilantg, —..-.. - 15 0 0 ...------ of Handsworth, Yorkshire, Mr. Huddleston 7 11l 0 --.. Sutton, Surty, Dr. Gartner, ---- - 10 0 0 Church ufSt. John the Baptist, Glastoribury,—... 5 19 6 Little Bentley Parish, --- - - 5 5 0 Inhabitants of the Parish of Reigate, Sussex 20 8 6 Gravesend Loyal Light Infantry Cum;any of Vo lunteers, not receiving pay, by Capt. Walsh 21 0 0 Subscriptions received from Tynemouth : Ts nemouth Church, C. Charletun - 57 16 0 Nlilliursi.place Chapel, --.- - 9 1 6 Individual Subscriptions at Ty nentouth - 386 14 • Independent Chapel, Holywell, kliiitshire, D. Jones - - 3 4 8 Rev.J. H Cox and Friends . - 2 2 0 PariNll of Much Easton, J. Brock - 12 0 S Parish of Duckling:on and Hamlet of Hardwick, Oxon - - - 6 10 6 11.•, Mr. Lamb's Meeting, Westbury, Wilts 9 9 3 Rev. Mr. Williams's ditto - - 4 0 0 Parish Church, Milling, 11111 f Laneaster • 5 7 I . Small Roman Catholi Congregation,Thurisl are, near Millibg, Lancashire - - 3 0 0 Brei!on and Bredon Norton, including the Sub- scriptOws of the Ditveoters - • 11 5 4 Par sh of Great Hallingburt, Essex,J Lianyearts 14 la 5 Moils Newton, Oxisra,—.-.. Davis - - 1 14 6 Battle Chorzh, Sussex - - Tri In 6 Metting.flouses, ditto - - 4 19 11 apteistlfarvey's Company of Volunteers - 17 3 G AMP burndam Church, M Delves - r.. 2 o 0 Cetsfiehl, E. Wsniford - - - :.4 7 0 Dill . ngsno .W. Tieritt,sen. - - 7 11 10 I Hove, W:revitt, tura. . - - 9 13 41 . [ Penhurst, ditto - - - 3 7 6 !wildest, G. C. Ci.oper. . • • -1, 6 0 cidlescomb i , ditto - - 3 4 6 Crowlisrit..ditto - - - 9 VP ' - Parish n''St Der -Imam. Somerset, W R Brarflty It s 6 7 -...... of Puletworth,W.traricksle. S. Grim - I, 15 t Town of Utter y St. Mary, Devon - • 31 111 Parish of of Harbor ugh, Norforn , - ,• - 3 0 0- • of Narford, dttt, .' • , 0 60 Generll Rapti.' Church, Chatham • 111 • 0. Protseiti.t °markt. Cougregati.ut, in Bowl.alley lane, H u'.l - - - . -IS 0 * 'Clurcli at Rya. in Ilohkri.e , s,J. Simplon • II 12 .-..--.-. at AlAtio,it gli - . 2 2 * Limn+ areA Chat.,4-1 at Padrington - - 7 6 0 Cltur•lt at Cotti..gham - - . II 7 2 ,at Walley - . - - 2 10 • —at lidston . • . 0 13 • —al B•migh Westrrr q . ,1,141, -..... Belles 5 1J 6 Themargrshir. Iconctrivv Cavalry . 73 4 6 Inhabitants of Matlock, D as h e s!,i ria . IS 0 0 Partial at Faralmrst.3trior-s, iolut C try . • 0 9 -......... of Reed Beaten, p,nibo.kesltire, 'mind. Mg John Phelps, Esti V.I. I. Thomas Ph a l l ist, tv lisq 11 Is Mr.. Pidon, 11. la. Mr. Philips, 1L la Rev G A. Recta, 11. 2.. . 11 2 0 Great Grimsby Lincolnshire, James Steckdale 12 y 2 roolinghridge Church, J. Howes, Vicar . 15 0 • ' Langtry, Bucki, W. Freeman • 30 0 * The three Parishes of liminiter, Memburv, and . Kilmingtoti, Charles Stern 00 17 6 ( Baptist Chapel Pariah of Illargor, —...- • 16 2 7i Baptist Chapel IA C.IffI•IVOIS. • 1 1 0 Methodist Chanel, duo„ —.......- 16 14 6 '"Presbyterian, ditto, ditto, ---- . - 2 0 0 /Collo:quo in different Parish Churches and Cho. pets iu Carn.trvonshne, - - 11 15 0 Rev. 13. Juno; . . . - It 3 6 lidi,iister 4111,i Inhabitants of Wood Norton and Sw.aton Noerra - 10 0 • Church, Winchcomb,---- - - 15 10 4 Parer:llia Chapel, at Caslingdoo, Lancashire ---....- - 20 6 15 Protestant Dissenter., Flartingden, ditto, -....... 616 g Church, Grantham,— - 50 II 11 Subscript:riot since the 'Thanksgiving Day 9 I 2 GaivoristMq.. - ring, --- - I 3 0 Perim; Church, - - 6 • 0 Londontliretre ditto, - - . I 10 0 (Nord), Known, . - - • 0 0 hlr. Ldwanl kietyan, .;rantharat - - I 1 0 narrowly Church, ---......- 1 19 * Wm. Earls Weiby, Lao. Carport oo Trent, Nut troghanishite . - 10 10 0 Bri.tul Tabernacle, M. Wilk-tead - 21 4 6 king.wuod raoentacie, ditto - - 3 12 0 Churtit, Blisdrogion,Glouceatersh:re, W Jan.!. 11J 8 6 Ditto, Lower Swell, ditto, eat,. - 3 16 6 Hantlid Cunreg-tion at Kettering, A. Faller 15 t 6 • - -....105it I.h.sealten, (Mg tr, 2.1 Sioseription, - • 0 13 0 Ja r em , Pari•h of stratlthe!d, Ss re, if asU, F. Sa'ren, Retlor 30 11 !kr 0th5.4c1 twirl, dam, dat.• 3 4 4 Coy 4.ltalrel, lirvb abna, , - 6 1 J COmb•Okirm, Rnew.d.h.e. --,... 9r 6 11 Chapel o Latte'.a.n,ct•u, . 6 6 0 ----•••Ief &roe, afro, 915 0 of F.gse•rm, dato, - 1 15 0 1 , Ortlndetlt Meetinz, di - 3 17 4 s:Aat dale, • dein. - 1 0 0 St. J oho. Church, Wikefi. - 111 111 Utftentinc Cougrosation. at Chele.o.t, J. Laois 0 Y hiNtone Church, near 11.rating4ant, .1. Halle% Ccnte. 13 II 0 Coureh of Wormerithall, Seeks. 3 9 0 Ditto of Latleham. De‘urpt!!ire, N Mdl - 1 1 0 Prutettant Duoieniera, at M18 1 ,118t..,ti, J. Stook 6 3 6 Dii , tiisgten CilJgeb, S 1 !..1. ..ton Church, C.nostv kletert..lr, Downy% 7 1 0 Pr.eeetant Diatentive Chapel, at Preitun, W. Walker • Too Rec.:apt* at an Oratorio, perf , ansed at St. AuOyn's Chapel, Pl. Dock, J. W.lllan.a 36 $ 6 Little battle Lisuren, E..en, A. J•.linson - 10 0 0 CAtltutte Chapel of IPytoe brr.ek, near Ku khan, W. Irving - 6 0 0 Netheu Wolin', G. Raker - 1$ S 0 (111 e.:ount of the Chi:mite: of the I.: eabli• hment 14 • 41 Vic.roge of Newcastle - Mao of dltto in die vici,itv of Newavtle $1 5 9 4t) 12 Date crtt.i.. DoksraingOatigrevainat ith:n the town of Newcastle - pew Dissenting Congreptons It the 11. ciaity of Newcastle (To be contenw.ti "11 10} 1 11 6 f.LIND , ON :—►n•d•d by G DIVIOSON, No. 17, Duke's am Street, 104 vent Ciardtry, and Pobronted at the ()Mee, Nn 5, Back of St. C.entent'l Ch‘nelt, Sitawtf. by W. S nick, of Nn 7, New Long A rr Orders, Sr.,for th = P3per. taut to the ;pest pod . sal Is dot, attoodad PRICES OF Ilk? AND STRAW. Tasiaalwr. IT J•was'a win 444444 It. Hay... 31 ns a 41 10. —1 !fay ;11 10. 41 Stiaw..ll I'la a 21 2, —d New GI 04 a 01 0. IClover 41 4; a 5: 5; Straw .1! 10a a 11 I,ls SMITHF7E‘D Ii tau FAT, fot.. 17'. To sink the Ofralo.ovor . stouus of FA. Bret 44 411 t) Si. I . 4d Veil ss 0.1 to A. hi Moto/L....5, 6d to 5. Mil Pok '4 s. scl to Is 15.1 }lrvin( Conklin., 11 7. Rama, abort 90illiep and Latabs, 7.600. •I skwuArk AND LKADLNII ALI. litAltt:l37ll. B. she Cs•r , lll. ••• ' • ' 4 Reef Si 4.1 10 .4. god I Vool 4. 41 4 to.* .41, Mutt0n....34 114 to 4. toIPOE 4. 53 t• :no 111 COAL-MARKET, Sao. 17. ) Ships lit Market.. we , &IL . Pries. 64.44. S.. c taZ a rt l,l . 1. ..,4 1 / , 53 a 46. 61 1. . Ste Coal 9...,:. 0$ ea •— 1 01 I End r , Al n.d, "C is a Sea Ter After of Ac Altai NE Plu Divs Sat au DC rwh i ffif VI il). - PMY R! AI Val ~.., .~ 1 lb. I Ifil go NW them wok mal, Nam z: r No. Duty ANT K~n~' Fitt( tetpc in Os tip 5.144. wun hou4