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, IN7 I.LISZNCE. 4 1 r __T _ _ ---- .. aillaTSMOU'Ell. JULT E. e Saei.yhdr gun-brig ',Min a cruise. ' „ ... Espieglerlicaop, with a convoy fur Ira. land.— Wind S. W. ..-., irAtainurti, JULY 19. ' &tied this day, the ontward betted Lisbon. Preto. and Mediterranean fleets. under convoy of Hhidajr.sry's siiips i.werfe and Walerrywe ; and the • West India fleets ender convoy of His Majesty's ship nem. and Raven sloop of war z but the wind bin shifted this evellitig . to the Westward. it is that they will *gain pat hack; also the Prince ra f bee rehe packet, Captain Harris, with a Mail for The L,4t ileaklla packet is appointed to carry Est the Mails of the 16th inst. for the West Indies ; the orders far her sailing are not received, -this immting, at the Agent' s Office:. she is not, there fore, vrapeßed to sail before tnesday. " The foiparlissal packet will take ant the neat !Jabal Maas...MONIS. W. - .. MEAL, ISULT 21. Arrive I last night the Williams armed ship, from . ; Wm westward. with a convoy of Swedish tassels, =tit sailed for . the Noce, to join coma, for . . ,:lldred. and magi for the rifts; the Steeper store *pi ham the westward. Arrived the Gripar.and Gallant gva-briga. from a 'anise; aadtbe 414 seittrine' t it with a feet of light k ' =rwader ohne , " ;from' Partamenth ; and s ' the Downs. iriah:dto rent 61 the ships as 1 I iitrika-•Willd.W. • .s ' coax, Pete 16. ..• 'llol4 Ms Majesty': ship Brilliant, Captain no a onuses Wader, revenue cutter Cap. Treat, dittos Niwile. of Yarmouth, 4/m , pthart, i t lent. mi. militia's; seared. et! ditto, Holman, Oitin; Peradestir. of ditto, Parks. Chester, i Alia l isdea, of and for Arundel, Simood ; tratal f/Joses, ditto. Dram. Carr, ditto; Lad" c of 4satosef. Taber, Quebn, wine. • - ........... • • . . . • Iftt•lLLLorlll tar. .• .. . our Mewamesd by the Ileedien, Mapbors„ . .... 411 , Com.. Itlfialltj ltunie Phisn it adts t ",i n ull' . ' n 72 7 4 ener i.Cll.l.l46 7ll3 .4"ls eer fil6ll . Ble l k Chig ni r : 11 Wool Rigs racket, Wartennan ; end the lea Loa% Ding lea Sabeo. egmelamagssms THE L. 172 WORN. . . ..... - . -...• • Mob., taellualenj .: eittikif 01 a %ATTIE' 710 al *VW, "aria OVLY 19. '. . " 13nween three and four o'clock in the morning of Friday last, a violent thunder.rtonn came on at this piece, and et:intim:led with very little intermis. *ion. tined seven o'clock in the evening. The light- D i git . 40a• v er y vivid and frequent; and the rain fell at times in such torrents. as we do not remember k: weer before to have witnessed We are sorry to have ' tto 4'oo come dnx4lng accidents which occurred is nato.oitstownirhrod. Lieutenant Fox. of 'the Mee 4Watriout Pi, stationed at this port, had. on the pre coltagd.i, . gone with Mn. Fox and Mr..denkins, 1 op smi t eari, arm a visit to Sunk Island ; and the Modes% cutter went down on Fridaf Morning. we . cording t , ..orders.tetalte thence hoard that wad s bite In Hull roads About isighte'cinck, the day ... long Own Wire premising, Mr. and Mrs. Foamed • 111p.3.Aina Its oat far she cutter. which they • r- -.legion a opera , before ten ; and, with snot' . . I nutmeg now, were in the se of putting of I . odeste, whew a flash of lightning struck did Weed W. Moogorella ' the cockswain, cassiluel *nu Id* One en thellarboad bow, in ill about hose Joel Ilit WOW. Mr. and Mrs. FOX ! , the ilk *ma, oil oboiest of** mw, witli.thrize*Pill• sr Mt man who happened to be stoopiag, wino all um* down. Mr. and Mrs. Tor were oblai s t to ts •-bw . • so stator, about 400 yards Its 4 elate erineendiality,frose •which she . roototor Jim them Witt altars ild all which ''..) ob. otoeinforiblo of pgootbowittg. Slav lib eras eo. wit ypitatossoie oltellabdii iv.' Tuesday. sad 0b.% yet may. • lailkatleaiat Vitt lint Alto sea of bli lop for fire se six 1i t lib seiform coat was de mood plan s booottit. ' Mho. .Fox'a hat wan burst to a a/dee ; Itti balk giagell. obi filer arm - ---- "Vmeasiii otOtithei."l.3ik. - Jemilise l s 0. bai i .! ..• r • .. _, __Ai, pieiss ! par t .. -wigs* was driven into Ilis Shads anal two inialPfragroented the wernairsdy sonlit he histast. His silver watch lase, and past true wail's, reeked sinhisisockat, nod the watch lay itnil a seal cut of His body was brought tn this 'town and interred at Thyroid an Monday last, attende d by the officers etta f t nod cow of thew ows. and ala ' ' concourse IP apeiators. The a n d Bla t ckhoisse • was stnark •brithe lightAing, and one es timbals split p . .. -sons* persons en , the Hold "road, are said on sisays.baan thrown John." ) A true bill was bond, at the Northaw.herland Sessions. against 0G mi t * Scat, of Noo •Slaslids. hum. (or holing 'stolen kw. He tsaverwd tkn, indielment, and was hound ovei, .hiassoilf in .641141 k .and two ours .rs i1i . 601. sash ? isw his s pear, snog It the neat tiession. 041.Yrille y. 4 egret • ja dile,' e. Ilarisi II Ms bee ouribers I Ibi 0 11 11: 1 ' ail Mils Are, ohm 111 It. Ilat,ani -• was inevailik.so by compass. indeed the slant amoselssa , Ws ba aaphiasiindail ' l suirafts ,IS'SIZES. -...,.-- HOME CIRCUIT. userroan. iisoNoav, gotv tl. This morning the Low CA' tiEr BA we and Mr, Justice HIATM arrived in this town, and read their Coounieeion for holding the Assizes for this County. Atter heating Divine Service, they proceeded to their respeßive Courts. Mr: Justice HEATH sat nn the Crown Side, And the Low Cats, BARON on the Civil Side... There were but two causes tried on the Civil Side, one of which was a sie , tion, whether an orchard was demised to the Plaintiff or Defend.int ; aad the other, whether a drain had a right to run through the Plaintiff's grounds: both were unin teresting in the extreme. CROWN SIDE. *Wm" Briscoe and lAA Dear, were ;edified for a burglary in the house of Susannah Motile, widow, in the parish of Much Haddon, in this county, on the 7th of February last. Mr. Cuaweon, as Counsel for the Prosecution, stated, that the ,Peosecutriz was a poor widow wo. man, who lived at a place called Tye Green. in lonely cottage; she was so poor, that she received relief from the parish ; yet, notwithstanding that circumstance, she had, by economy, saved what she considered a}ittle fortune.-she had, in her store of wealth, a Spanish dollar, a • King William and Oboes Mary's crown piece, a Queen Anne's half guinea, and it had also so happened, th at a day or two hefore the robbery, she had sold her only pig to ti neighbouring farmer, by which she had in creased her ewe with a posed note, and another , half guinea. The whole of her fortune she kept meet candidly tied asp in her pocket. On the night of she, 7th of February, she went to bed at her nesnallsoar. when, about twelve o'clock. she heard a noise in the !kitchen of her cottage, which ad joined the room in which she slept. As there was a man of the same of Fisher who slept up stairs, she thought it was he, until she heard her bed-ream doer burst *epee. She then called out, Who .is there and, What do you want.? A man replied, alsoliow voice,. I want your money. She said, she had none; but the man approached the bad. and pat his hand ender her pillow., as she supposed, ao take .be packets; and, in feet, he did And them, and tore them from her While she was straggling with this math to endetivotti to save her pockets, she beard another 'voice it the door, talkig to the man nearthe bed, and tell ing him to take hertpockets.or knock her brains catt and this man that went round the yard, and broke open the door which•opened from her bed-room into the lard. Whets the dear was broke open, the moon Anse brisk* iota the room, and she•dis. tinely saw the persons of the two men„ whom she knew very well, earl she was sure they were the two Prisoners at the bar. One of them, Dine. was her great nephew, and the other, Briscoe, she had known all her life. After they had thus rifled her, they both went away,' but she seas patter as to 1 thew persons. The Pros/cut:4x proved these fees way distils& ly ; lint being cross.examined.by the Coulson See- • Jean r, she said she was $4 years af age. and ad- • Mitted she did not adl a Magistrate antil the 11111 of April ; the reason for which delay, she said, was, because she wsaafraid of being muzderedif the had said she knew who eanunitted the folk. Mr. Justice Hausa told the Jury, he ihenght it was too =tato lad the Prisoners guilty on the un thaftrated asstiamap,of a witness. what from ad vaseed ego, might. Meet prebatiry retimake the preens et the Prisoners. The Jury found them Net Gay. They were tried on a second indidment. for a burglary in the house of Thomas Clarke, farmer, at Great Hadhem, e 4 the lSth of March. lift.Cuewoosseteted to the Jury the circumstances ef this ease, which were proved by Mrs. Clarke, as shefollows: sated. that they !iced in a small farm ' r ase' out two as t s s :shieladhafinng:. and, s w on ai th a e i d a tth fla b r y ch ai crash of breaking open the outer door. • She awoke • her husband, and immediately jumped ern bed, and hid herself in a corner of the reps; clireAly two men rushed into their bed room, and one of them coming up to the bed-side, asked where her husband was? the•told him, that he had just gone down stairs, the believed. They then went to the drawers. which they riled, and went away. While.they were in the roars. she thought she knew thq Mien of &haw, and the believed Dane to be iliaocher man; Th ee was no light in the room, and ii.ires wither a.gloomy night. hut yet she be. r‘eved the, two Prisoners .were the penmen who WA, robbarr, • On s cinaomomination bythe Carrots SZILICINS. it appeared, that. Wive* Magistrate, she had said. the only know them by their voices. The Learned Jedge thought this evidence too slight to coavja the prisoners. and diteiled the Jury to acquit them. Verdict —Nor fee Ltj,. His Highness the Due of Gtouoarrea having reviewed his regiment. the Third Guards. On Ineedowa. near Deal, is Friday, dined with the Micas of the Coops.. Ler& Larry and Ay costa, Sir Gaottos LuoLuw, Admiral Hut.Lowar, Ge nerals Twit, Hoes, ace. &c. At nine o'clock the party adjourned to Colonel DA Le vurces, at Wahner liouse, where the shrub bery and gardens were beautifully illuminated by transparencies, ennsisting of appropriate devices, which were executed unjer the diretion of Captaia 13• A BD Y Lt. whose accomplishments in those elegant arts are already well *known Mrs 1/at.av u eta, the fair hostess. supported by the Officers' Ladies belong► ihg to the brigade.were noresnating in their attention -to her Intuitions Guest, who seemed peifealy in tranead,by,the eiarnss of wit and beauty which aawiiled lint. At twelve o'clock, above one bundled persons sat down to a tpleadids!sppet . laid out brides. Ids% Mrs. out,. FROM LIST NIGHPS GAZETTE. • At• the Coon at gbe Queen's Palace, the 2lst of July, ISUS. 'RESIGN The KING'S Meat Excellent Majesty in Cno , :cil, This Jay 11 10 Eight Honourable fames Earl of Lauderdale way, by His Majesty's command, sworn f His Majesty's :Non Illosiourasola Privy Council, and took his Peace at the Board accordingly. :weds PJlaee, July 21, ISO 6. James Moan), Esq. Minister Plenipoteafiary from the Unit ed butes of America, having received new Leuers of Credence, Swing • hum, jointly with William Pinckney, Esq. the cha racter of Ministers igurtordinary and Plenimitcotitriesf inn the United Snows, they had this Day a private Aulaka of Hi. Majesty to-deliver their said Credential,: To wheel, they were introduced by the Right liononable Earl Sipancer. His Majesty's Principal S..cretary for the Home Department, in the absence of the Right Honineratile Chute. James Fog, His Majesty's Prillel;4l Secretary of State for Fo reign Afroirs. and condoled by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knight, Muter of the Ceremonies. Dasaing-Street, July 21. 1106. The King has been pleased to aorooit the Honourable David Erskine to be His Majesty's Eiivny Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of America. TI • King has been pleased to appoint General the Honour able Henry Edward Fog-to be Cotigiandcr of His. Majesty's "'rocas in the Mediterranean. The giog Iw been pleased to appoint Majoir•Genc , sl the Honourable Henry George Grey to be Cuirimatidet of Ilis Ma jesty's Forces .at the Cape of Good !lope. 'the King has been. pleased to appoint Majos-General the Honourable Monty George tiney to be Lieutenant Ceoveinor of the lieulcroent of Um Cape of Good Hope. MILITAILY PROMOTIONS,. W4l , o#iee, July 52, 41106. Royal Regiment of Moue Guards—l.niutcnant George Au gustus Fenwick to be Captain of al 'Croup, by purchase, vice Bird, who retires. • Cornet Gee , ge Rich:4h to be Lieutenant, vice Fenwick. Est Regimentsif Dragoon Guards-eLieut-rnant Thomas Frost, from the Std f oot, to be Lieutenaut without purchase. • 6th ditto—Surgeon Somers Higgins, (rem the 3.1 Foot, to be Surgeon, sire Sharpe, who lanes uu half-jyy of the 12th ' West India Regiment. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards...F:ll4%n Hon. Fitzroy - Henry Richard Stanhope. to be Lieotensiit, by 'amnesic, vice Ker, who mines. Ist Regiment of Soot—Major Frederick Muller, hom the ' Yo.k Light Infantry Volunteer% to be Major, vice Erskiee, who exchanged. 24al ditto..-Caplan' Richard Digger's, from the litts Light •Dragossank, to be Maktr, by purchase, vice Gordon, who reins 66th ditto.-2revet Lieutenant-Colonel Boyle Traver% from half-pay of the late 114th foot, to be Major, vice Knight, who exchanges. 100th ditto--Captaia Hon Alexander Abercroruby, from the 23d Four, to be Major, vic, Beitrain, deceased. -6th Went India .Regiment—Brevet Lieutenairt•Celonel Wil ham Carter, ltom the Sth West India "Regiment to be Lieutensiit-Colonel; vice Sir Richard ileaset e deceass:d. ath dreto—.Captsoi William Bowyer, from the 114th Fopt, tv be Major, animist purchase, vice Carter, presented in the 6th West India Regiment. York Light infantry Volunteers—Brevet licuteriant.Colonel Henry Erskine, from the Royal% to be Major, vice Muller, Abe nechanges. 'BREVET. Major-Gen-ral the Honourable ffehry George Grey to be Lieutenant-Gemmel south. Armyst the Cape of Good Her VARTNERSHI PS DISSOLVED. C. W. •Hick, J. B. Skelton, John Thomas Keats. and F. Haitian, hat-maker,, at No. 61, Cheapside, London. July lit 1881. 'WM Derry and Mich. Humble, at Liverpool, shipwrights. Jllll* 30. Kdersol Green end John Higharn, of Manchester, in the essiany el Lancaster ' a im-drawers. July 16, 1806 . James filling and John Pilling, of Manchester, in the eoun g oLLenrsstsr, bricklayers. March 25. C. Merrifield and W. Downey, of New Bend-street, en grosses. May 51,1806. -Alms Whit/left and Joseph Whiter/gig, of Manchester, 46 . 868 .. v county of Lancaster, cottun•enantriacturers. July 1, .1606.• Robert Taylor, William Radcliffe, and George Andrew, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, dyers. July 24, 18(.6. Thomas Edwardilaker mid Abraham Seward, •ef tM city of New Sarin*, to the county of Wilt., slonaiers. Feb. 26, 1806. 'David Gower, Daniel Clover, Thomas Glover ' and Joh. •Glever, merchants nod wewittaplers, at.Lmili, in the county if rock. June ill. AO*. • - .BAICKR UtZerlEs /okra Karredhant, of Matlock, in the casino' if Derby, inn keeper, dealer and chapman, from July 26, to Ample 11, at too, at Kedleston Inn, in the county of Derby. William Darin, of Holborn in lb. parish of Ft. Airing% Dollimn, Middleton, linen4lraier, from July 19, to Augost 21, •at ten, at Guildhall, London. -- BA SKRIIPTS. Anthony Meade, of Oxford-wit -et, Middlesex, butcher, to surrender Jots Augint 2, and September 2, at ten, at Goildnxll, London. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Vt °mooed wrest. OSA Broad-canon. WJlam SMesson. of Penron-usest, Pentonville, in the perish of Semi James, Cletkenuell. Middlesex, ladies' shoo. maw, to eurvender slyly 26,'and August 2, at twelve; and -fitotomber 2, at see, at Gui dhatl , Loudon. Attorney, Mt. Damen, ,Firld-oeurt, Gray's Inn. Edward •Purdte late of St. James's. walk, in the parish of Si James, OwLsosell, Middlesex, vietking ieweller, to ourresiterJuly SQ, st on, 22, and September J , at eleven, at Guildhall, Lemke Attorney, Mr. George Davies, War wick-urges, Goldeneou am. Samuel Lythgoe, of Liverpool, Lancashire, webs/emir chant, dealer and chipman, te surrender August 27, 214 sad September 2, at one, at its Yoe Hotel, Williamson -equate, Liverpool. Aileron, Josiah Wilhainson, Leigh-canon, Li rorpool. Lernmen•Leey, of Consmereadisid, Midilksex, donor and. chanson, to 'amender Joy 6„ sod is twelve. and SoyseseMed; ever, at Caidasi. At torney. Mr Adorns, Uld•Xwey, Jame& Solafeand Themes Sedlalr, or Salford, Laneashin, cotton-10.0mm, dodo" end chaprese, to surrender August' IS, 14, and Sepessabee 2, at eleven at the Dot Tavern, Mancheo,r. Ataerweye, Hama. .11;Istand mid Ainsworth, 'Manchester ; and Mil.rs. lidoe sad tarry, LlOdeJeosy, .Lora dos. Sens Res. of the town end mom, stew town of Hos. tiogrons, hewer, desk? and chap...an, to werewilker Jely 34, August 1 1,4anitispiernber 2, at eleieu, at the brows of Mts. Sands Edlee, the reads Bow , , Itutussahant. Attorney; Moors. Cato sod IooMFM, Nnttausharn ; sod Mr. Bieboluek. Elm coon, Teo*, Landon. Jeoreh 'l7rie.saa, of the ally of Carli4e, in the county of Cumberland, Ayer, to seremeir Jul, 30, 31, end Serif- NW, 2, at Memo, at tne Ma•eof Ihntml Soendett. the Herd UM, 111 the city of Carlyle. Allottlep, Mt. Sirkett, Bowl-coun, llifelteesii, Load..., • and Willmei of Cololim4r, in the cloudy a Imes, ecieclua, 4 sionisder, August 7, IL ore Septirobar 2. at Ilen,at the !mussel Jeurph Stone, Immet, by the ells M the GAL. ins, is Crsichessee. Ateerneye ; Mr.diperitag,Cerniees. ter ; and Mr Ceisiwg , Nilienc.l.oobes. Th....a Srotes, et Bienvingharo. Is the weary of Maw' • bottoomialter, Maw and clammie r to 1111189•1114 M 31111, 19, 3), a chew% and Heise/ries 11, as ilk at else horse et Trowel, the Siria 'ravens. us Sal-itast, awash* a.m. A 1,.. we., Mr. Ilesjawso Perber.Saellholltro4Ooll. 11*- swelumi add 444 yes. Las. Padoineelamont, West. Tit +mat Orwas..lawa tit Nectars MA, le die lava" of wiser.'. of the Kul'. beds Imo.. M the ends" e! Seger. naller, &atm tot thereon, is %mom% Itmczool U, a. live, 24 a Xei.loodic• f, is deem, at the lieu.: 4 Ilimmae.W4ll. 4wa Di the none 4 Oa Limb t at Ames ion, in IPesikeilige. in itheremststy of tarsiers, Messrs. Teener and Wells. Warieic:li•o ut r. Inn, London and Mr. jobs He c k", w ika j. county of Stitied. George Stacey. Richard Dearman, end Reboot B r ead-w ei r, Cheap.ide, in the city of London.. free r i i inen, dealers, an.l.chapmen, to surrender, Jule IN: A v . it one, and September 2, at tent, at truildltakto,, ;Z . tnmeys, Mess., Edmunds and San, at the Lite rf Pieis. Liuculn's Inn. DIVIDENDS, Aug. 23. Michael BAL. of Moirkg4e, in the Maurice, in the suburbs of the city of Y dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Baines, Stenegate, York. Aug 11. Stephen Hart, late of Chatham, Rent, baker, dealer and chapatti', at London. Aug. 12. William Wicks, of No. BSS, chaars..t. county of Milidle,ex, tailor, at eleven, at Guddli4g 4i don. Anc. Is. John 11aelerline, of Bridenorth, S dap, irouNunder , dealer and chapman,) and Castle Inn, in IS-rd(nocth. Aug. Id. Witham Dellen and GJorgo north, ih the county of Salop, linen and wu Gnomes, dealers and rhepnaeu, at eleven, Castle Inn, in Bridgnmth. August Is. Edward Neale, late of Granthai of Lincoln, inettes ankAreper, dealer are tween eleven and ivre.ve, at alt: teriaby Granthattrafaresakl: • August 11. RobertHiewelowed the younger, in the county of York, ship-owne, dealer ten, at the house or William 1.1.0 , mm all. known by the name of the Blue Bull Inn, aforesaid. •CEEEIFICTESA—Aucusr John Batty Tuice, late of Ill.verley, in the Isankm, merchant, dealer and cliapma el. Nathaniel Perkins the ,younger, of Nupend, Eastington, in the county of Glnueester, cle Nathaniel Perkins ithe elilm, of Nepend, i Eaftington, in theicoutity of Gloucmter, c' James Rodgett, late of Blackburn, in the county muslin manufactureri'deafer and chapnian. William d.und, of Virginiwatreet in the parish in the East„ in the county of Middlesex. chapinan. •CITURSE OP EXt. raelon4am 3610 2 C. Dino at Sight 3l 2 Reword= e. L II 8 2 U. Hamburg\ 34 5 SW. Anemia Parer Dial. It Us II4 15 Boordoeux Cloth 38} sleet. Ditto 14.441 ..... 371 'Act Ditto Bilboa 37 Leghorn big 'Naples 44 Dublin on London (Jo • &ILAN on London (Jar lialfut on Dublin (Div ou U. - - - Gonoo Vogues a. C 60 data. Lake it Oporto ' 6ti 114 'Co* 12° avasgoe. 4.dif • Poorest Gold hg Cols oat! Bogs per ag. 4 i. Ni. Doubloons... tiogo Dalian • • b * &We, is 5 111 tiouLlagaio eagig Agfa of olio Sing at 11•1244. if pit Com. geloat ) o) Si el AWL r DMIDdiIL" . In Dublin, eh* Res. Ms lia~wea4D a ai11.... Smola". owiLady ef Mr. Howl * , Picoatte r ds sautilbst, Una; the seventh in assoliies. On the lOtli inst. at iz=ll4=gll= Haentittir. tel. Bargees the Inane o f Weis s stases • . - 111ARRIACHIfp • On lbsestey !lib, 0 Stmed, by ileribmillintles9Witel, J 411,1111 2 .010 wRSMy sSW mug 0011 et ftilharifies a the air m tF e. a , , M Nis *Plltlli a le.lit di k rball " Walloon, of is le • - Yesteeasy, .t . Mom 11 - 7 1 1 the Rev,Zetrain Asinine% Reds *Sift Se Rev. J. D. Harieweletre• Mai D 4 , 40 1, altir it ik. WS Martial Vistas, Es . elan. well-eourt, nest DII4ITH6. At Debay-Itilf; county 4 Londonderry, Ireland, Dissilitir M.Caealand, Esq. Oa Saturday last, in Despashimplace, the Lady ef Genesi Berne. Little, in Marlborough-strew, Danterbitery, Mr. Seesed Minesed, ferserly mislaid in that Catheil-al; a man pesmonli of greet sumieal abilities. He was the sat Si the Ii Wt. John Milhaud, nudists,. who died In 1790, and left,= his son Sunset Minimal should din without Wawa, 1 Stewards of the Montanus Cupid, and 1001. so the. of the late Mn Whitfield's TalseloseS. iii 1168101 1 1 17 11 : propagation of the Dope! ; 1001. tolls Poor iif the Teliernada. Weems Views' to be gime so the Poor in Christmas...yob yearly ; in. to die leennary ; and Mt. to the Magdalen Dogmata. Orr the (flit Seleet, at Clifton An th ony 1.1444 Eq. 4 AA NS; comely of Reensinane;lrelantl, it, Ceptain.9l Ills 4th flitagnetaGnaids. 40049011 1..11111ddlesex, Dipplain Daniel Mercer, We edle $* mosses of is,* HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, Al' 1,•4:D04 GRIMM: Mum.... 54 min after 7 I Even vG alter G. SALE BY ACC LION. By LEIGH fowl S. 110111111 Y, THIS DAY, reeked, at Twelve °tuck. rr NE Valuable end limonite COLLICTIGIN a o ASTRONUMMAL ma addMILMA T IC ht 461- STRIIMIPITS e 1 LH ht. AII:CANDI* AUSICRT , •Erol.. of motley 141•0111..11111mroft. Aare, whiff' am, av If lacy aaall omplab• II&Olorial ins, bfy Ity4ilee 1 revery error** reorlies. illeincQuedreet, by MAI a yew 4.041 Ireer4set tweak bleloaseel, by Bird, Dulleed. eat Num% Reaming sod Ulm* I by Vier% D• 11 • 14 •_. Iteselen, Wet hers ; ney Roo drawees by Atoeig, &c ; Seitkeee. Transit Imenteeses, setCtebilrents, by mint S i mewed ; Sereelesery NW ThreseebeterY, boy 11 , 4, Delbeed, and 'Mont i Lib a oulaber elf Wow Wan* mints both bail loctessive —Likewise hie Celleelien at weep, Took Tantbot Lath-, itsimitsi rani Arm, &c T. be Neve I (with Carl 'pea, oily) all Ow the of gee. Ceuieseey reey belied el str Shm.e.CorobNl i allY.Jesee, Het berek I, Mr Admen, Flree-greet I Mr. Wadies. Mimi was.: Mr llorm Pleeennly ; Newry Leask ma S. Sotheby, No. 1 4 4. Stand; Nal at ties piece el' k!. LONDON :r—Pristird D . DAVIIISI tti„ 714 r. U .eat atve—tor.., •nd pt.Q..1.4 .1 ttr 0N... N. 1). lie.ormt Cfteree. Sorted. fel K. STUCK., of N. 7, Pore .08.0,eme. Lmag Acs , Orem% M Mr die Pep% AGM to Ike aim Urmersire Men Ire dale seemoki -aft loos solidi swop. MO iigh*dinof weak*, atm of olso cotter. *bait it mods a bde. ea* a Oafs iinn4 'and otordsoddso skis of the 'MM gilts bblii; the-sail crudity VAIN gibbon* ipid sr piaci ator . sd sit edit Wino tout. 'Mario gory ainfolsx; pine of lot, aboiu *on is dower efFIW 4111110wirdithimhi talidi t windowed testi . ostrw. six& sot F • orespt' aa ▪ boos 46 Woos_ pgioilig. -aid id 'stem of Aim Sad worm At'lliosof it the naglibourbbod of lilt's , ghee wit* dliPa it ip, or Alai itl..— Thr timdsoppy Masai to' tbiritrins, and moodboat oitootatt "Sri op. A part Of ids okkom!, horsedto;!itsie kat tots is pieces ! past of • r5/41 ' al "? 1 , 1 All IPPafl.knce iwomems, coosisting 46w/delicacy of the seamen' .. in the eaten profusion. 'l'he wises were Chaser It 116 kial will IK4B ." Mr. J: NM skrvisiy. and Hock. which ism ,sell ic2.l 1, tl♦4+ p s} _T~s 11 . 10 Sitida6e. !or lair excellent. Daring supper. the band played I* lb' “M" la Poo", semeol charming airs. - His Hoped Highborn sat tell a t ,~~ IN host. and! Impressed himself, on retiring. in the sirieelly'bet . by 1. 4 . .. most rapturous terms. of the elegance and hnspitality goer etch@ mss. is ' the etestisg'• entertainment. Amongst the splen- IJ 1 thi141.11.1144 1 11604fimunity. winch irradiated the drawing.r noras. .to bisn•joe nt • • • mild .sm bit notice the two charming brides. Oa of &WIWI"! 4 38111.11 7 0 .. Mom beetresses Pareets and COT rum ; also, wa 10,14 PP4 ilid.- 4 0. 18 ,114 p Atnost a. end ha churning so.ter. Mrs. 4' .... . M'kierpls) Mow be atm it at., Missgssersas kti. t at Reins than, in iltailtai4on. is gheernitsty ateßladlo-4,' carneys, Messrs. Teener and Weds. Warseic:k.,,or. (;, 4r, Inn, London and Mr. 'oho Hodeir is WalatiJ , i th, county ref Stated. George Stacey. Richard Dearman, tied RANI Itt rat, ey Bread-weer, Glielp.ide, in the city of LOWING& , men, dealers, aiilchipmen, to suereuder, July fltiCar av g„,, it one, and September 2, at ten, at tiuddliail, " tomeys, Mew, Edmunds and Srm, at the Exul t of Plaza, Liuculn's Inn. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 23. Mich sel BAL. of 114erikecte, in the i , 41184 Maurice, in the suburbs of the city of York. dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the .hoit , „ • s. aa ". Baines, Stenegate, York. `C , Aug 12. Stephen Hart, late of Chatham, in . air Rent, baker, dealer and chapnian, at one, a l f f • A g it , lamdon. Aug. 12. William Wicks, of No. 627., Oxford-4r. ty., county of Mtildle,ex, tailor, at eleven, at Guddltlll, don. IS. John 11aelerline, of Itridgnorth, in the ino nt . S dap, irotiNunder, dealer and chapman, at tee, e t t h e te and Castle Inn, in 11-idgtortli. Aug. Id. Witham Mellen and GJoirgo Milled, late 03,,,L„ north, itt the county of Salop, linen and wonted yaps mm a ; hnuntg, dellers end rhrpnaeu, at eleven, at their," any Cantle Inn, in Bridgmeith. August IL Edward Neale, late of Grantham, iu thecouot a of Lincoln, merles ankAreper, dealer and chapman, tween eleven and ire:ve, at tit: Granby Mead Inn , o, (Irantliattrafbresidd: • A l m o st 19, Robertfievielerared the younger, of Scarborimil• s . in the county of York, chip-owner, dealer and ship t r i an, ten, at the house nt William H•trions and John Platens:, known by the name of the Slue Bell dun , au Scarharoi t o, aforesaid. CEREIFICTESi—Aucuse 92. John Batty 'Nice, late of 6.verley, on the county of y o k, Isank,r, merchant, dealer and chapman. Nathaniel Perkins the younger, of Nupend, in theparisnof Eaatittgton, in the county of Glnucester, clothier. Nathaniel Perkins she elder, of Nimend, in the parish it Paitington, in theicounty of Gloucester, clothier. • James Rodgett, lite of Blackburn, in the county of Laticastn, muslin manufactureri'dcafer and chapman. William d.und, of Virginia-street in the parish of St. Geo rge in the East, in the county of Middlesex, buildet, dealer audi chapman. PRICE DF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Steck . • a 2l2j S per Cent. Reduced 9 per Cont. Consols tla per Gant S per Cent. 46l* Long Annuities. imperial Annuities . 3 1-161 • Amnion India Stock . 14817 ' Ditto Bonds . de. 2s. die. • Exchequer . par. dia. 4:ousols for T. GISH, Stook. , Broker. Combat, and 9, Chatingianse. • IRISH STOCJES, Juar 47. 1306. B•benturesai per Cent... Gov. 1) dr...twee, S per Cent... Govt. /hock per Cent. Royal Csnal Loan, 6 per cent