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• zonimt'AGH. Decimate SO. -...mi....- I't,LIC E. ' A few days age, a warrant by the Lord liavor of London, fur apprehending John Carter, cirri to a mercantile houw in London, charged with at). strading a considerable sum of money from his masters., was received at ill. , Office of Police, and the execution entrusted to Mr. George \Villiamson, Head Constable. Mr. Cartel did not reach Edin- burgh 01 Saturday, and, within a few lows of his tp-rival, he was traced ,tit, and apprehended by Mr. Witliamsnn. When brought Infote the lodge of Police tot examination. he at first denied that he was the person sought fs;r; but at last admitted that 11 was dohn Carter Inention.A its the w.ss t Ant. llettsti search being made, his real name was loud written in the inside of his boots. Ile was sett back to London. yesterday morning, in custody of one of the constables rd . Police. Upon Saturday. two boys Ivese sent to Brisk-oven, part of a gang who, for some time past, have iv ifests:d the boys belonging to George NVatson's Hos pital, upon all occasions, And particularly upon the Sundays when going to church As this has been a praElice t' prevalent for some time past, the J•tdge .ieclared, that in time coming, he was dem ntin«d to prevent it by every possible means as in stitutions of that kind ought and should be pro. sated ; and recomnaended to the different °Stets of Court, to be vigilant in dent ling these idle boys, and bring them forward for punishment. On the sth current, there was a tromeadons storm of thunder, lightning, and snow, in the Ork neys, which did considerable damage to the ship. ping aad boats. In the island of Sbaphishay, four risen, a father and three sons, while at work in a Ilara, were struck to the ground by the lightning. The father and one of the sons, recovered; the ether two expired on the spot. In Rousey, a neigh. brisling island, the corn was damaged its ser , ral of the corn-yards. One farmer missed in the niuramg all his crop, which is supposed to have been con sumed, as not a vestige remained on the ground An erroneous statement of the escape of a French woman from the enemy's ship VA, hale, that W.“ burned in the late anion off Trafalgar. bevies ap peared in different papers. we deg leave to submit the following, that was taken from her own mouth by one of the Officers on board the RCOCN:t, whose humanity had contributed to save her:—" During doe ation, site was stationed below. handing up powder. After the ship was dismasted and had struck. she came opon deck. About this time the ship took Ste; her rigging lying across her, it soon be. • came impussible to extinguish the flames, and all the people who were able to swim, began to quit her. The woman tnen went down to the lower deck, while the fire WAS ragi..g :above, and staid there until the guns began to fah! through the main deck ; she then got out of the grin-room pint on the back of the rudder, and undressed, hut would not trust herself to the water, till the melted lead from the tafferel ran down, and burned her head, shouiders, legs. and stseral parts of her body. Then, committfug herself to PROVIDENCL, she jumped into the sea, and was about half an base. as near as she could pets, without b ib i a die 0 su pp ort h er ; s he then fortunes* am 4a pima of cork, which site found tioaine. Sass aeon a man, who was swimming am, btonght bar a small piece of plank, which She got under her breast; this WAS the only support she had ; sad, alter babe an hour and a half its the water, was taken ke up by one of the fieliris'r boats, the Meer of which, with that humanity and use Aim to the weaker sex, which, we hope will ever characterise a British seaman, immediately pulled of Isis mat, and mem other part of his clothes, to cover her. She 4111.6 soon after put on board the Pirik schooner, boa whence she was sent on board the iterdwee the next morning. We are happy to add, that she found on board the P,..1t/r her husband, who had also escaped, and who was brought to the Revenge with her. They were both landed at Algesiras, on our arrival at Gibraltar, after she had been fitted out by us in a dress as suitable to her sex as the conversion of dressing gowns. kc. would admit of. She was young, handsome, and very intelligent. She is a native of French Flanders—her same J•siNl'l TA." About nine o'clock, on Sunday evening, an alarm. inf tire broke out in an old tenement, at the bottom of an obscure passage called Slippery-lane. situate beneath Mr. !HANKS'S Loose in Bridge -street, Bath. By the exertions of the neighbours, and the timely assistance of the engines, the fire WAS subdued with. out having extended beyond the premises (a bake house) in which it originated ; these were destroyed, together with the back part of Mr. Slaaas's house, and a considerable quantity of his furniture. Tk; en .fusion which generally attends such aecidems, Was obviated by the prumpt and laudable aid of the SA h Volunteers, whose excellent conchal prevented those depredations, so common and so disgraceful on similar occasions.—A most melancholy circum- Mallet occurred during the fire: Mr. Ci, ATTER run, a highly respettable and ingenious tradesman ()Ishii' city, while in the aa of assisting in the reduction of she contlag.ation, tell from a window at a consider able height, and was so severely injured, that, after hinguishin in great pais, till Itscsday morning, he raptred• Mr. Co A I'7EIIION was a most useful member of society, and is his business remarkably aCtive and intelligent; he was possessed of very con siderable mechanical ;genius, and Isis superior know ledtte and ingenuity in hydraulics wore evinced by severer inventiors of great utility, and by his ap• jes:iitrnest to the mtperitttettlince of the Bath water. works. Ile has left An .mutable , A Ile and tour chil dren to deplore his irreparable less: but they will have this reeler at lead to mitigate their sot row.— dist he died In a castle the! most hunoitrakle; the most enviithle—the cause of litruanicy. Mr. Cii A T.• Tits lox had hetore, ir. the Me At Messrs. Wi f.- LOANS% brewery (xylii.th took place some years ago) eileftrif himself so sty e.iiiiiiisle. that ht Was presented by the London San Fee OiSce with a piece iif plate, as a testinitr.y i•.t the high sense they tenet tabled of his conduit lye was ill the prime of life, and re in:Asa • '1... Wends and agility. 1 .4 0$ ' jll 6 l. Isf . arly hour. Pall-Mall was ot Moir • • ••• :- Avery description, anxious k Q • ~r : . ;,...' .fir , ••.. 11l .wh . ich was exposed ~ .. ' is .„. •••,.;*,l ~ ~ iics I. in that street; the • "..... _: ..411 1, at Constables were sta b T.- If -__ . 1 ,Z 7 p order. . _ 1 , . I 1.1.1Y3L INTELLIGENCE. roassmousts. JAN. 1. Sailed Ilis Majesty's ship Amazon, on a cruise; !IL./;.,roe and S. / Imre/I for Cork, but are put back to St lielen's.—Wind N.W. TLYMOVTH, DEC. V. Arrived the tbzaril sloop, Capt. Neve, from the Channel fleet ; alcn the Emr,rminnie cutter, ani Me lampiss frigate, of 36 guns, Capt. Pnynta. JANt'Alty 1. Came in His Majesty's ship Dra, , on, (,I 7 I guns. Capt. Gtitliths, and sailed again for the eastward; Sailed alto the Hang4tn and Coekir gun-brigs, and I: "Ir.: us sloop, Capt. Kittoe. His Nlajesty's ship I. Leirr, Capt. Maitlancl, has just hove in sight, towing the French frigate La l.thre, captured by her and L'Eguptirane, anti will be in the Sound before night. Toasts-. JAN. I. This day, the wind being a little inclinable to the Noi thwara, Admiral Cornwallis, with the fleet un der his command, got under weigh, and proceeded to sea, to resume his station off Ushant. PALPaue.TII. MY. 3t. Arrived the Afirta. .fnaquin tie Soura Lobo, from Guernsey, for Oporto; Caneetr;on, Manuel Loper Wilms. front Rotterdam, for Lisbon, with cheese, genewn, etc. Mark, George Jones, from London to Bristol. - - - - - Sailed the Drqua. of 74 guns, Captain Griffiths, re join the Channel fleet, being called out by signal from two frigates; the transport Riltoun, Captain Ttahatt, with part of the 93.1 Regiment ( High landers) for Pl)moutlr.—Wind S.W. SHCKIINCSS, tios 4. Sailed from the Noce this mot ning His Majesty's ship 061,64, with the trade tinder convoy for the Lbw, Weser, and Tonningen ; all the transports that were lying here have proceeded under het proteßion ' fur the Continent, it is supposed to bring borne the fkittsh troops that arc now in Hanover. DL•L, JAN. 2. _ _ Arrived in the Downs, several transports, after disemha►kiug troops at Ramsgate; the Otter sloop of war, from a cruise ; and His Majesty's ship Kent, from Sheerness. Put back the OrpAeue, Bevans, for Jamaica ; and the rest of the outward-bound vessels, coasters, and colliers, which sailed yesterday to the 'Westward ; and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last. The Zebra bomb ha, a signal for a con voy to the Westward.—Wind N.N.W. fine weather. CHATHAM, JAM. 3. The Vim,'" has not yet been able to get up to Chatham ; numerous parties are daily arriving from all parts of the country .o see her. The Galatea sloop of war, was yesterday warped down to the Dock-yai d. to be repaired and fitted for sea. She is one of the vessels brought out of the Texel in 1;!M, by Admiral Mitchel. One of the gallant crew of the rietisem, on Wed nesday. fell from the rigging, while at work, and was killed. A jury have been called, and will sit this day. F ROM ',LOY ITS UST. Gass esan co, Jae I.•. Passed by the Cynthia, Vlraythe, and the Theo& Antonett, fret• I,rfbun ; Rover, Gordon, from ; Friendship, Baker, Loin Smyrna; James, and the Twe V render, 1111.1 es, from Ifainhro'...—lialled the Alicia, Drysdale, for M ora ; Womiland Castle, 9unya•n, for Jamaica ; and the tin Rip. •untu Al I.i.hoets-.the Nebo, French ; •Courier, Welsher ; Nap. mute, Lark, Norton; Snake, Alit.; Serpent, Wallis; Man•, Saunders; Friend., Hammond; Item, Sealby ; Stork, /lines; Country Laos. North; Ladv Ann, I lollis; ;.and the Anna Plliillllll3, trout Newfutindlusd. At Gibraltar—the Haasate.re, Balev, (rum London. At Charleatoit—the Fairweather, -.was from Louden ; and the IVashingttM, Ottetton, from Africa. D , Ver—the M try, hand-cnitthe, from St. Michael's; and the floitinies, heard, limn Virgiuta. At Dartmouth—the Prickle. Blackatone, from Newfound land. A t Ift l lal te ....the Young Factor, (tor, Nett-York. At Liyerpool-wstlie Telegraph, Turner, front Now-York; "4 iris A5 e ,,,, •; H0b..., from Baltunn•r. lit the Ueda—the Eagle, Nelson, loin Pictow. At Cork—the John DatiS, —, from London. .att laubliei—..the Fanny, Martin; and the Mary, Meal., from Londoit. At Memel—the Flora, Reniall, from London. At Ewan.—the Ranger, Orton, from Hull. At Dantaic--the Bonus, Four Brothers, Strum• tog; anti the Two Sister., Patrick, Irmo London. At Bo.trot—the Allred, Prowte, front Newfoundland. At New thlean.--the Thomas Jef•rson, front Bel fast; and the Aurora, Gentling, re bru Bourdea tax. At Naple —the Penton , . Sandalts, front re/IZAIICC and the Bo•aon, from Gastric. The Ray, WI I. LION. from Petersburg for Lon don, is on shore off Dagersorf. The Slaters,T u 0 al rstam, from Norway for Liver pool, has been on short near Saltholnes, but got off'. The Jane. M'L►u•Htta, front Limerick fur Lon don, is captured ar.d carried into Calais. Thursday morning, about three o'clock, the Cl spoirs., of ti 4 guns, which was taken out of dock a tew days since. fitted to receive prisoners of war, sunk at her moorings, at the entrance of Portchester Lake : there were but the usual number of persons 0., board, which belorg to a ship in ordinar y, , who were all saved. Had she received the prisoners on board, previous to the accident. our inveterate ene my, flOs AP A IZTZ, would, no doubt, have been so liberal-minded as to have said, that we had scuttled a st.ip for the malicious pleasure of drowning his subj.:as! It is imagined that she broke her bask, from being moored improperly. She sunk in four minutes atter the crash was heard. Another instance .if the fatality of boxing, oc curred en 'Tuesday last. near Fio.chley. A wag goner, of the name of Juan. and Morton, a sawyer, had a qu.trrel •n the road, and they retired to A field to decide their differences, by a pugilistic con test. After A •cry obstinate battle. which last;,f an hour, the waggoner fell in a seiwless state, and he expired in a few hours. Thursday afternoon, Mr. Hato:Rays, the Mes senger, arrived at Lord NlLi.cie v Office, with dtspeclies from Moravia. This Messenger left h.i;gland nearly four month; since, with dispatch••s lot Lord UnAnvn.t.s 1.1 s I .on Gowns, the Minister at St. Petersburg!). At the same time arrived Mr. Ara tswoarn, another Mess.•ngrr, with dispatches lions Lord I laasts.iwar and hlt..l4CfsON, at B. The particulars of the dispatches were immediately transmitted to Mr. Pi rv, who is at ll.tth ; as are also Ir•rds Mut. • , !laws:natty, and CASTLX IMASII. On the fifth of Decensfinr, ac 2 Mr. I.luti, of Chatteti., was skaiting, on his irrAy to Novi's.lpli (within the parish of Downham Market,) lie saw a hare upon the ice; he pursued, and was abreast of her for upwards of a mile, and at last trw.k het without +ny assistance nr wevon !Alt a email stick he had in his hand ! We are apt to think tl.is is the first instance of so swift an animal as a pare :wing run duwr by a maa.—f:amfoi!;• (Aro& IA )N DON d h. G VMSPN. N.P. • Sow Stree, Cove.it Garden. .to.l Posll%hed at :hit o: tit. Clonwilt's Chittch. Sq. nd hir %V. S tiler, of No 7. new It •tt .41 Stm t. Lotig • ,tro fur this Y3per, s:at to Olt ..Pfico rem; ra r bra be duly attorl9l to IRE 3f.lßkEtl. smrtifFtriAs MARKET. JAN 3. 'VMS day's Market had but a shear sappy of diftz:etif uii of Cattle. The pieta ate Somewhat JAN•nretl, since tsar het report, and the trade was hat mirtlling. Little 1J11 , i11144 was done in the Hs, M obi Hay and Clover have droppiA in price. ,inve M•iinlay's Martet. Straw sold at !frit price. We subjoin a correA statemesit of the prices and numbers : Tai shit: the Offal pftr of lilh. Reef.. „Si. V.l i ss. 04. Rel.!. - - %lotted_ 4 , ch: v441......55. tlil. to e.. 64. Pork .... 4; 6A. to a, i;A. to Of. OA Cheri, 3,;:po CAlve 2UJ 400 t.:(MN EXCIIANGE, Jim. 3. The Nlarket, tnolav, is almost without fresh arrivals of general, ezpeaing a CAI supply; very WV' bosh nes, is stirring Fine Wheat at last price ()raillery i .gis I: I niter. t: uel Barley is full as high. Malt little ference. Wli•ts Peas incline !cower. grey are rather cheaper ; new Means lik,wists. Oats Are in tolerable 1111411Lit , es; the ( v w suuplet 41f first fetch last price: others hate bin httla sale. Flour At his: quoted prices. CIII4IIF.NT riticE OF GRAIN %V heat SO4. 18. 1374. Beats. (0141— .50, 554. Od. Fire do. G. 714 04 Tick Reins 49.. OA. Rvc 53, J 9. 04. ()au. 24 68.. 324. 13.1.44) 't..........64• 704. 04. Rape Ser4 1114 4.1 041 %Vbite SA.. 4i. Od Finc Flour 004 4M are. ...... 32. 36. d. 5ec44414 , 5341 NA RETURN OF WI VICIV bile •rily &MR the 16lIt Air eta* TO I s. 4. 19 Quartets at $3 89 at St 411 --- at SO ;;‘) at 79 895 ---- at 79 201; -at 77 184 - at 76 89 ---- at 75 175 -- at 74 a at 73 693 - at 7.! - at 71 6 t'.33 -t 71 669 at 711 Aud 30 Qu , Teti], 6,6119 CO %cwt. 4s. IN MARK LANF., of MC. t the 2lst of Dee. the new Act. •. 'ls C.; at 69 178 at 10 --- at 6$ 193 ----at 67 10 -- at 66 6 3il - at 66 74 at 65 2041 --vv. at 64 6 132 at ca 311 --- at 61 41•- at CJ -- at 6 379 ---- at by --- at 5! rs at I.ls. 'Average 69: 4:41. last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Dec. 21, to Dec. 27,, horn the Cocker Of ßce. Sacks. s. rt, I Sack+. s. d. I Sacks. s. d. . 70 1 +09.... ri 10.... 69 6343.... (;5 949.- 64 1r6141.--3,1 9; 103.... r. 2 10i.... 61 509.... 60 114 SAcks -.--. Aver 1,1.1. I..wer dull lan .14 E 54.. Sid. UXIIPUDGE.". ..... The Corn In.;w:Ber's Return, on Thursday, Jan 2 Wheit, per 1.41 lit —.4 to 201 --4 Barley, per rit 204 to S 3. Om. —d to %s Re.ons 5O. —4 to Sric —d New ditto o6s —d to 384 —4 Pease 4os —d to 45. —4 riuci: OW SEEDS IN MARX-LANE. Carraway 7Ol Od to 75s 04 per cwt. Coriander 144 04 to 151 Cd Trefisil Red Clover 504 Od to 135 s Od Fine 111 d . .....1004 Rve-Grass 1^ O4 to Winne Miestard Seed . 6s Od to Brown ditto 9s 04 to Turnip lOs Od to Broad Kean% 204 MI to Long Pods 24s Od to Tares Can.iry lss 04 to 3WI 041 tee Od per buatd. ISa 04 164 Od 4s. Od per quartet. 404 NI ..46‘ al 554 ird to fie, PRICE OF HOPS. 11140 s. rooms. Kent 61 G. In 71 11i Kent 61 6. to RI Rs %max—. .61 to 71 Sliotex GI to 71 16s Fact 61 to 71 1 Farnham... SI —a to 111 —II PRICES OF 114 Y AND STRAW. vvvvv ST 3•Slitra. wq ITICAAPIL. Har...:11 ISt a 41 10. —4 Oar 31 is a 41 100 504w..11 is a 21 2...5d New 01 Os a 01 0. IClover 41 4s aSI 54 Straw ll St a II Ms NEIVOATI ANI) ADEN)) M.UtALTS. By the Care.se. Beef 3s 04 to 44 0.1 I Veal 34 6.1 to 4 OA Mutton....ol 44 to 4. 411 Pork 4s N to 6. 0.1 RAW HIDES. Ben Heifers and Steers, ser stone, le. 4d. t• ;is. S.l MW.llimes Ss. Orl. to 3s. 2.1 Or.linary Market Calf — 121. (W tads. ' Envloth Horse Sheep Skill.; ...35. id. Is 7s. 4. PR ICE OF TALLOW. cr James's Market, , S. 111 YelLrw Ru si •OJ 6111 6.1 CIA NlArket Whitecharel Alarket. Is lit Neat, ditt" —•—4 l 671 —.l Stone of Sib. aleltin ß MUFF. •• • :WI 49% 11s tid Ditto rotsrh Average P:ire Ss 1111 Graves —l lOs Town Tallow.. riis 6d Gond Drees... . Yellow Soa;, .m.l a 744 roue of Candle., per dos. -Mottle i, 90i. n< 13•. PRICE OF LE ITHER. Notts, 50 to 551 b. each Ditto, 6 1 to 631 b. each ' tit to 26.1 Merchant. Harks 221 to 931 Dresotog 214 to 22d Fine C Och 111 tes IVA to 22 Crop IMies for cutting 2 . ..1 to 2JI Flat t)rdinary VOd in !Id Calf Skins, t.. 4011) per Dilinh 5441 to 4ld Ditto, .rh to ;nib .. %et to 41.1 i butt,,, 7.0 to son. 164 to 38e,- ISaull N.•.:+ t;r •••311allds 7O to 42d) ca Lige ilitt• 1.04 to Ihrls pre flown. Tanned 'forme Hide, . "Lys to 311. Kr hide. COll-RIANKET, Ja rt. fl Ships at %I dket. Sold - PRre. 97.. N.w.:a•tle .. . ' ` 1 444 31 a 51a NI 110..Sundartind 9.. ...411. Rd a 444 64 I..Cipirders . 1) --. ....• -... .... EX I ENSIVE ISAkEHOUSE AND PRE. NRAR THE LONDON DULLS, fay Mr. MUNN, At t: irraway's, en THURSDAY, Jahatay 16,1506, et twelve uti:weir, in Tan I ..ts, VALUABI.E. LEASEHOLD ESTATE. fir an sasaspited team of .6 years, situate mar sh e d• •Il I.lr.^l...,,,ruistnic of a tcroni dor Markers,. and two !arse bActinitses, iii,luding settle' 1.110111 articles of the plant, t.ry net' deelline.hre, and stop, let eh ;eq.. to Mts. tg , nt. ; eon.en ent !enemata, paved yard, two.estl 4a tAe, to,,my lofts a•s.l cellatage; together with a large ware. house. let or. lave to Si r. Kerr, ship.ehalladle • Immediate p.414,11110:1 may be had of tlie hrke4rorns sad dee:tine Foote, whop may he viewed by rip-lying to !'ln tvar, ! :.:-, frfe• be hid: Krtienlar. at.* ~t the IN,: ..x Tssetn, Itasal.fFe eve..; at Garaosy'sy awl of Mr. Nf nen, Walhreult, near the It.oya; - lIIIEETP 4 4IS OF cßtror(Rs AT GUILE:WM.II. THIS L.I. le • i fames Tate, Ashficht, Kent, tore!. . • 3., itobert Calved, Great Mar)-ia-Bonnovstrcet, Middle sex, settler and lisrne-soaiskor - - 3 15t Thomas Palmer, Go. dge-vtrest, 3t. Pancras, Middle sex, tailor - - - 3 1 Theenas Kice,111: 1 : 1 1-eveet, lit Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, comiar and leatliri-enter - - 9 10 Jonathan Write, Leadenean-market, Louden, butcher 3 Id William C.aval, tato ut Lloyd's Cuff,e lumw, Lordtm, tuerchaht - - - 9 II Henry Nichol.nn, late of nrrice...treet, Westminster, buf tow or liiihnpigate-etreet, I, md.m, silk- mreesr 2 11 , 1 Pater George Osamu: Ro!otsaim, late of I.i scremil, Lam:aster, inercfiant s • - • 2 12 ...oleo Striven's, late of Chet :Aide, Lund..n, tavern keeper - - - - 2 12 ,rdiard Hayward, late of Ashford, Kent, coach irsaker - - 2 It Richard Puddinetnri, Leon:ad-square, St. Leonard, Slintedneli.Mislallmex,Kiker - 2 111 ThOollil, Sunpon and Nottingham Simpson, ?forth. answer'. York, merchant, - - - 1 lb . ' Thomas Rani. and George blacken Greenwich, Kent, J ship owners • - - 2 liv Henry Cooke and John Herbert, Birchin.lane, London, merchant: - - - I Ifif DiVii)Esos. Jeremiah Miller, Cathrrino-eonn, Tower lull, London. ~ :merchant Grine Kurt, Ntaidosone, Kent,•mones -s .rivener - Charles Pollington, Havant, Hampshire,•hup-keeper Robert Smith,.rinsherland, Lineolorshirv, gfoll'er • jansea %Valli., Parerrioner-row, London, Irookeeller NI broarlficldSisonore, late of Basingliall-vtler.t, Loudon, .. _, nit...hoot sad Neer . - - I. 11017111114(11Sesemerre and Richard Crooke', late of Basing: hell.street, London, merchant, . If , Benjamin Tabun, Bond-street, Miedlesex, houlseelho 19 • Michael Curtis and Jilhtb Henry Aleeander Scott, late of Watling-street, London, wine and brandy nim hants - . 10 Peter Caen, Brighthelenstene, Sussex, linen-drarer 10 Thom." Goody, Sheffield, York,hire, grocer 10 ' CESIIFICAT6.. George Maine the younger, of Celan ster, in the county ..f E sex, burs-kiester and chairman. PRICK or STOCKS, YESTERDAY. RAO. Stock per Cent. Reduced 4 1., Cent 76iii Long Annuities Imperial Amtuitie• Jade.. iitlfldi Exchequer B;11. NI. t's. chi par. 'lt do. Fmglorlt Lottery Tickt.t. . . Indu for 1,9 Consul. Cur T. DISH. Stnek-brotee No. 4, Caftthill:suul 9, Uaann(•svwss. VRICK OF IRIS!! S' Bank Sleek, 4 pa Cent. Gut,. Dobentato,, per Cent 771 Mo. Stock, :;1 itc! Coot. Ditto, 1 per Cent • 94 .111 i Dino Sink 941 Goatid Canal Loan, 4 per Ceti( 7° • Dittn Loan, 6 per Cent •. COURSF. OF Y.XI Amsterdam lt Ditto •t Sight 4 Rotterdam c C II V t U. Hainbut‘h ta 3 4ill. Altana Maus Mew 2 Us 2l 12 Bounisaux . Ditto .. _ I 11ANGt...JAN. 471 Lir. Pic. Venic, r'Jt Diana. Losbon 6lt Oporto 621 Dunln, 13 Cork •ottion I. • 4. Portugal Gold in C••••• 3144 Saes i.er OZ. + ?kw Doiulo!oon... Net DOll4ll Silver in Kar , • New Lout. each Agio .1% the Ronk of Nadi ..... SI effect. Ditto. iilro. Leghorn 521 Naples Dnhlin on London (I iiPlian on London(1) Reliact on Deblin (lb 51 per Cer c. 27) 20) ). 61 114 v. . M A ItRI.AGES. On Wisdomlay Put, Richard Shawe, Esq. of Ihtlwich•hill, to Mks 13 Pico' eidcit danghter of Nathaniel bugle Freetch. Egg of the sam• place. LW week, by the Roy. Edward Kitson, Thomas Edwordt, of Kafue-Place, in the county of Cornwall, Esq. to Mitt Susi h Hn.wuc, (mirth daughter of Browne, Esi. of St. Man• Church, its Devon. MATHS. I)..cemlw 24, at Go.tfo.l,l.oicolnahire, William (Ot lE+4l. aged 41, son wf Peter Fedor, E. 91 Doter. Thumlay, the 19th ult. in so aelvata , cd a g e, at hi. teJt, Laulicelh-11 , •we, near Stratton, holoved and lA:Hewed by all who knew him, the Kee. Catlwalhi.ler JOhes, vicar of Saint 1.e.. Huai wAsri• It Tills I/AY AT LONfloti 1111110.1.- Minn . 19 num. alter I I Hren .... 99 min. dt.., SA 1,1 , S BY AUCTION. nuu K s . Ey Mows. KING and LOCHEE, At their Garai Ruom, in King street, Omani garden, net MoNDAY. January 6, 111.16, and fullowies Day, At Twelve &Clock, A Good ColleCtion of BOOKS, including many J. A rare and ClaTl o lls Tra:t , i, a tear Ftwicti sad Ita lian, with sundry !Miscellaneous. May be viewed, and Catalogues then had, nt the Rennes COMMERCIAL RESIDENCIL AND WAREIIUIJSk:, ALI)ER M A NRUN T. NY Mr. MUNN, At Grrotwair'y, on TIIIIIVID NY. denim'' , 16, ism. at Twelve, by direction of the .kas.gnees, with iatmedute anoint', A SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD DWEL LING-HUI:SI:. and Large Light WAREHOUSE, completely Etted up, Anna,. No. 44, 'lld , rnisobdty. The House contaimi ap.i.iments of urea' domestic cotternierice, with dry erllarate, AA ■ payed y,ril behind. The Premise, are 1.14 i.r an uner..pii•d Term of upwards of 16 Years, at a airy low Rent. May be eiewad, and Pvticulam.liOrly of Wen* Mane a Id Tarry, Sqlicittiel, Uld Jewry ; at 1;M AVOlheij arkl of Mr. 111{11111, NValbrook. near the Royal Exchange. • •• • •