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I - • •c• !•• , tie Prisoner came out, and the syswess to go to his lodging, with which he complied; after this, at the solicitation of the Prisoner, the witness accompanied him to a pu'dic house in Leeds, where they got some beer. When they had got part of the way, on their return to Meadow-lane, the Prisoner proposed to go a more private road, than the dire& way ; this being consented to, the Prisoner and Witness went toge ther ; when they arrived at the Quakers' burs ing-grs;und, the Prisoner stopped the Witness, and took from him, by force, his watch, sixpence s and a tobacco-box. in the morning, the Witness, accompanied by a frield, went to the Prisoner's lodging, for the purpose of :vowel ing the watch ; but the Prisoner said he was very drunk, and knew nothing of the matter. hut if he had really thrown the watch over the wall, they might perhaps find it ; upon this sugg !stain, the Persecutor and his friend searched the field, where they supposed it to have been thrown, but without cffeet. The Judge, in h's observations upon the evidence, said, that the Witness's anicealment of the circum stance of the Prisoner's throwing the watch over the wall, took something from the general weight of his evidence ; more especially as the Prosecutor acknowledged, that he was not perfectly sober ; and it was possible, that the whole might be little m , •re,• on the part of the Prisoner, than a drunken frolic, as it was difficult to conceive what possible motive he could have in stealing the watch, and after he had got It into his possession, should immediately throw it away, in the presence of the person from whom he had so taken it. His Lordship further ob served, that the very good charaßer given of the Prisoner by Humphrey, Esq. Lieutenant in the same rezimenr, outit, in a Case, which at most, seemed very doubtful, to have some weight in de termining it. Ihe Jury, wishotit le tring the box, ac fputted the Prisoner . POLICE. sow-truer. On Saturday, a cabinet-maker. late of Fs•rd street, Finsbury-square, was brought in the custody of Anthony and Adkins, before NICIIOLAS BOND, Esq. and Sir WILLIAM P•asons, and underwent a private examination, charged by the Directors of liR the Pheenix Fire-Office, with wilfully setting fire to his house, on the nig!-.t of the :kith of last January, with intent to defraud them of the money for which be was insured in their otfi:e. •It appeared that the Prisoner had. about three weeks since, received e. 944. from the care, for the losses hr had sustained. A variety of suspicious re ports besng propagated in the neighlsourhood, that the prisoner's premises were intentionally set on fire, caused the Agents of the Offiee to be diligent in their enquiries to ascertain whether there were any ground for the reports, and they discovered suffi cient circumstances to induce them toapprehend the prisoner. Ore of thewitnesses who was present at the breaking out of the fire, at two o'clock in the morning, is positive he saw three distinct fires—in the kitchen, in the parlour, and on the first floor. The prisoner was committed for further examina tion. smosememeerrelesee Saturday, While, alias IVO'', he. the person in custody for uttering Ditton Batik-notes of no value, underwent a final examination before the Loan Marcia. A number of tradesmen attended to give evidence against the prisoner. but his ship into, mei.' them he was under the necessity of discharging the prisoner. as his offence could net be teelenised by law. Mr. Patch, accused of the murder of Mr. Blight, the ship-breaker, of Rntherhithe, was removed en friday evening, from Newilate, by writ of Habeas Cr'.'.., to the county gaol of Surrey. preparatory to taking his trial at vie Assizes at Kingston, on the 26th it.stant. The Calendar for Surrey, If prison ers in the vul, is very heavy: beside fleece, there is Staehag,the Deptfeid carrier, with two others for murder, one for a rape, and a great number for burglaties; in addition to thee', the list of minor offences is very long. In Perch', case alone, we un derstand. there ate nineteen willies es to be s mulct! i t ch . er. In consequence cf a !weber. of Stretford. near Mancherrete having disappeared from the period of the last flood. a report prevailed, that an apparitisn bad bent frequently seen, at midnight, near Cross bridge. between Stret!ord and Cross -street, where ' there is generally a standing ponies( water ; a town's meeting was convened, which came to a resolution ' abetting the place pumped dry. The business w.,s accordingly undertaken. and, after several days la hour. completed on Thursday, when the body of the butcher was found. He was generally sap vied to have been robbed and murdered ; but, on examining the body, money, and other valuable!. were found in his pockets ; a circumstance which evidently proves his death to have been accidental. The most ridiculous and unaccountable reports have been circulated on this sulljea: the cattle are said to have refused to the water, and horse;, pass ing that way. in have shook and trembled under their riders ; and that the ghost was frequently seen in the form a dog, at other times, in that of a man, uttering &clad yells of distress. The freest , Cele nines. tram Liverpool, for Ho lyhead, is on shore near Holyhead. A statistical account. published at Stockholm, states the population of Sweden. nio including Po rneran:a. to have amounted, in 1801, to three mil lions one hundred anJ eighty-two thousand one hun dred and thirteen persons. In this enumeration, there were 12,06 e persons of noble birth, 16,434 ecclesiastics, 1,275 merchants, 17,`./33 shop-keepers, " 605 mannfaaurers. 57,634 h andicrafts-men, 14,633 sailors, 2.37'2,997 peasants, 7, i :ZS students, 155.734 naval and military troops of every kind. The po pulation of Stockholm, amounted, at the same pc • to 75.517 inhabitants. One of the late Paris Papers, the Joe.eat Cme *erre, of the 4th iost. rneations, that there is at p: e sent living in that city. a child, twenty-one months old. who only weighs four pounds, and whose length is only thirty-four centimetres, or eighteen inches, and three lines; he has s x teeth, four in the upper, and two in the under jaw. He was born at the re gular period of nine months. Both his parents are healthy and vigorous ; the father is a porter, and the mother, a eery comely figure, is a washer wanao. i r :, lb mii......' . ...:, - . .r.. %?~ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POILTSMOUTII, MARCH 14. Arrive 4 the Sally, Williams, from Leith, boun..l to Jamaica; inconstant frigate, and the Clinker gun-brig, Crum a cruise. MARCH 15. Anived the Earn; Greer, Sime, from Lon Jon for St. Vincent's.—Vllnd N. E. • stratourn, MARCH 13. • Came in the Mr* and LlO4 privateers, from a cruise; Johnadt, Bridge. from St. Martin's, detained by the Eeriest, sloop of wart and the Laic, Rich mond, horn Boston, detained by the He lo privateer. Sailed the Kest man of war, and tile t 410 6 ,: fri zate, on a cruise.—Wind S.W. DEAL, MARCH 14. Arrived several sloops of war and gun-brigs, blown from off the French coast by the strong Westerly Winds. Put back, this morning, by the contrary winds, the ',ruse, man of war, with the outward bound under her convoy, which sailed from the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Wind S.W. MANCH 15. Arrived the Tenet and That frigates, from a cruise, and 'rennin in the Downs, with the rest of the ships, as per last.—Wind N. E. EAST-INDI HOUSE. On Friday a General Courtiof Proprietors was held pursuant to public notice, for the purpose of considering of a Resolution of the Court of Direlers. of the 27th ult. for granting a sum of money to the son and successor of the late Marquis Cornwallis. The Cli•Ilthl Apo opened the business in as concise a manner as poihible. stating, that, instead of the word " Heirs," they had, agreeably to their uniform istemion, named the present Marquis. Their Resn. lution so amended, they left for the consideration of the General Court. Mr. R.J tcaso s observed, that his former address to the Court made it unnecessary for him to do more, than again present the Resolution which he had moved at the last Court, with no other altera tion, than that be had inserted the sum of 40,0001. instead of a year and a half's salary. Mr. Roca seconded the motion. Mr. MACK AIMS r EN, late from Bengal, complain ed of his having been refused the perusal of the letter from Lord Cornwallis to General Lake, containing the Noble Lord's plan of pacification. The papers that had been already produced and read in Court, he conceived to be of an infinitely more dangerous tendency, particularly that in which the state of the Company's finances was mentioned by Marquis Cornwallis. In consequence of that disclosure, he atoned, that every Proprietor who possessed suf ficient qualification to entitle him to vote for a Di reltor, must have been 601. or 701. out of pocket. He dwelt at considerable length on the probable ill effeEt cf the publication of each document. He, however, did not oppose the motion ;.he only wish ed the additional paper to be produced. The CH AIRMAN observed, that a great deal of mat ter irrelevant to the subject which the Court had met to discuss, had been delivered by the Gerfsle man who had just sat down. As to the prodoction or non-production of the papers to which he had e luded, it was his own particular wish, and that of the Court of Diteaots generally, that every state ment that was in their power should be fairly given to the Proprietors ; but a Member of that Court had supposed that it might be impolitic ; the Proprietors seemed generally to be of opinion that the promul gation of the Noble Marquis's plans might possibly have a dangerous tendency, and therefore hr did not think it would be proper in him to press the reading of that Letter, though he, for his own part, was too well acquainted with India, to ima gine that the people there troubled themselves about whether a paper were produced here or net. He had not any knowledge of even the name of the Honourable Member, until he had heard it by chance the day before, and therefore it was impossi ble that he could have meant any thing personal to wards him ; the office'r or servant of the Company, who had refused to give him the vrusal of the Noble Marquis's Letter,hesimposed,had a.teddiscretionally, in consequence of what had passed at the late Court. There was one part of the observations of the Hon. Member, which he thought it fit to answer, though he by no means intended replying to all the &tail which had been entered into by that Gentleman. The Hon. Member had thought proper to arraign the conduct of the Court of Directors for having produced a paper which afforded the Proprietors a fair view of the state of their finances. Now, he was convinced, and the Court of Directors were convinced, that it was their duty nct to withhold (tom the Proprietors a document which gave them the knowledge of the real state of their finances. The stock of the Company ought not to beer a fish. tious value. It was fit to observe, however, that the Company's finances were far from being at any time in a d!sperate situation, and he trusted that mea sures had been taken bcfare now to retrieve them. Mr. Lost ants observed, that the Proprietors were then assembled in consequence of the Diredote igno rance of a bye-law; if they had had a knowledge of the laws of the Company, the business would have been decided a• the last Court. He thought it would be right that a fine should be imposed *a the Directors in case of ignorance cr rieJect. The manner in which the notices were printed in the Newspapers, be conceived to be particularly liable to objection— he had searched over upwards of three columns of a Paper, before he could ascertain when it was that a meeting of the East India Proprietors was to beheld ; he at last found an advertisement stating what he want ed to be informed of; but, it was in a poor, meagre, lean-faced Italian character, that no one, without a deal of pains, would know that such a notice was in the paper. Ile suggested, that henceforth, the ad vertisements of the Company should be printed in large bold Roman characters. After giving his sup port to the Motion, then before the Court, the Hon. Member was proceeding to descant on the merits of Sir Sidney Smith's defence of Acre, the keystone of When he was called to order by the Chairman. The question was then put. and carried with only one dissentient. On the question of Adjournment being put, Mr. Lows,Es again meationed the fiat, and the large Roman letters. Theisext Court was made Special by thodssire of Mr. sack.—Adjourned. .IRE./ AND. . neat tt., UARC4 IT. A reyienn of tha County Magistrates of Dithlin, determined tionn,we heaT, by:lie new Lnrd Chan cellor. If any should be fteind in inch .iruatiol. that area disgrace, or a burlesque non office, th •v will be immediately itturk off--nnr• but men of cliaraFter and respectability are to bs suffered to hold that station. SPATE TRISCINFRS SaturdayOa last, the :hosing State Prisne.• were hrreight up from Kilmainham gaol, le e Judge Day, by a SVrit of IL,6e4t Corpus, VI " Hamilton, Henry Hughes, Phil. Ln'g, Arthur flinches , . D. rattles-, Ch. Keane, Ed. Rennedy, and A. Develin. Previous to their departwe, his Lord ship addressed the Prisoners in 4 erne handson • short speech ; he complimented sevrrei of them i n their respeCtability and talents, and the infiarn.e such men must have in society, which influence, Iv trusted, would he used in future for the benefit of their common country, in whose ranks he hoped to find them vet most forward. His Lordship en treated them to return to the bosom: of th-ir families. divested of any rancour against the Government, which their long confinement might hive generated ; appealing to their own teeing,, and the agitated state of the country, at the time they were apprehended, and the well-known humanity of Lord I lardwicke, who nryer wisl , ed to adopt a single harsh measure against any person; and, although he was not prepared to say they were all innocent, yet, from the difficulty of beirg able . to discriminate at such a period, it was highly pry hable many of them were of that thscriptions His Lordship's admonition seem -d to have a sensible drat on these unfortunate men, same of whom ay reared greatly emaciated, from long imprisonment. Mr. Long. on behalf of his fellow-prisoners, ac knowledged the fot ce of his Lordship's advice; and, in the handsomest manner, returned their thanks for the humane attention of his Lordship, on all ccca sions, when they had reason to complain of the cruelty of th3re who had the dire Zinn of the pr is:rn. His Lordship then wished them all every happiness, when they s ever ally retired. The remainder of the State Prisoners will, it is said, he immediately liberated. The state of the country, we are happy to say, is such as not to re quire the continuance of any harsh measures to wards the sabjeft. Mr. Fleecy was yesterday, a second time, brought tap before Judge Day ; his liberation war, however, opposed Sy the Attorney-General on the ground, that Bills of Indiament were found against him by a Grand Jury in 1809. He was in consequence remanded. FROM SATURDAY MGM'S GAZETTE. At the Court at the Queries Paine% the 12th of March, 1106. PR ESE NT, The King's Meet Excellent Majesty in Council. This , ar the Right Honourable Sir John Newpon, Ramnet. Ouncellor of the Exchequer for that part of the United K ies d••m called Ireland, was, by Ilia Majesty's cummsml, te,,,en o f Hit M.ie•tr'a Slr et floeueurable Privy Council, and took his place at the Board according'''. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.Jfoce, Merck IS, 1806. I a Reifinent of Draguon Guards-•1...-utenant Frederick Jame. Hots; to be Ca,nei; eta Troup, bb purchase, s.ce SFrcer, repo retires. 6th Ditto, Capta:n St. Georg. French to be Major. vice Bag well, deceased. STAFF. Thames G.bsen, Eel lateL.;;ut;nant-Colnetel in the !dui Foot, to be at. Inspecting Feld Officer of lemma:lry and Vo lunteer Corps, with tempera.) , rank of Litetrmant-Colonei in the Army. rice Wrrsl.t, deee•sed. Gamesmen& notd kt the Lend Lituteneet of she Cooly of Faker. Wen Esvea Miinia William Waltham. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dewar, pro. moted. Dated March 4,11106. Epping Forest Volunteer Cavalry. Jame. }Write. Gent. to be Lieutenant, nice Sosadquee. re stgae4. Dated December Rd, t 305. PARTNFR-lIIPS DissOLVED. John rimptik:k J.at lnTl3l Murray, of Nfuntatteo close, flouthwak, so the ',only of Sorry, fuesifsefore. Ma eh It, 1104 t;etrie Crime'. and T P. Atkins ph, of Ilishopagate street, Lo.tAnl, bru:h•okalrer4. Jut. 21, IFOS J.nbua Gregor% • Moretti Wootenh..irn, an.l John Ashmor.... of Sheaehl-t00..r, in the parish of Shefed, in the county of York. toe ao. March 1, 1406. Iticha.d Ma.on ate G. S. Marsden, at Maseh.ster, in the county or Lancaster, sin, house, and t ..t ndu re paw e ro. March 12, 1208. Alexander Guelg, of G.nvicever.terat.e, St. , ,pney, 6 , 41 G.T.or Phillops Darts, of Red- Li4rMrset, Clerkera...ll, 41sreh 14. 111(.6. White and Mate Tape, of Bromley, in the minty of Kent, Brewers. Match 11 , DWG. Jarvis Ratrey, deceased, Mark Heviu and John Ranting. Meee:rs, in Cbr•t•rheld. Dee. SI, 1101 Edgard Sige, Willi.m Itaodon, Richard Jennings, and Jao • D,ekin.oo, at So lb, Mdrngata••tre•t, in ill- city of London, and at Ciicssiick, in tits smite of %II iiiissee, weave a, wanehouserr.so, and snanaLoctursts of WrOCCe Luther. Feb. I, 1605. - - %V;lltaea Reaetaosand Robert Nfellore.ecka.Chiewe::.street, distt.lors. Dee IS, 1110.5 Luke Welton, John Wettett, and Peter Welton. of Britton. tuft% Ne-kaley-equare, eo.ifediodie rs. J"neta, 11601. John Cox, Ilk: Salide•son, acrd Willoam Kirkpatrick. n'l of Manehesier, la the entaitv of Lamellate., tuatiau and dimity etanefeeterers. March 6, MK. Samuel 011erenthair as t George It enenthaw„ of A. 1.1041- under-Law-, in the county of Lan..aaaer, hat.eteaufacturers. Jam 13, 1806. 111NKRUPTCIES ESIARGED. Wahiawa GIN*, of Manche.ter, it the twenty of Lancaster, cotton-merchant, deal; r an.l ehaproan, 1,0.1‘ 114 orb TO, to A i m! 12, at ten, at the aralgenater Arm. I r ., w ‘i.o c h ee e er Thome* Satterliwaita, of Ni.o.ehL ger, io the to.tnty of L.Noratter, merchant, dealer and ehapolan. Nnt Ntarett 1:3, to ApeJ 12, at ten, at the Spread Eagle. iu IdAnclicater. . RUB'S. Edward Fartharn, of Wigan, in the eennnf of Lyle:ester, ealrewsnantsfaernr-r, dealer and chapmen. In surrender, Aped 1, at fir*. e, and t 6. at Wave% at this haw* of Williams Hil ton, the s'gn n( the 11. , ek in th: Va., ea 11Vigan. Attoroe.s, Mr. Hattney Gaslre:l, %V.pit ; and Mr. Whittle. of John arse, Intfurd-rnw, lernden. Sarnia. ha . orr, ..f %Cubed, Saint Petei • ii, in the W . of ZIT. in the county of Cambridge, plumber, glazier, painter, dealer and eliapratn. to surrender, ildamk 17, la, a n d April 114, at ten, at the Lae and Croon Inn, in Wi.beeh Saint feteett. At. torneys. Mr. Marto Metcalfe, Wishech Saint Poses, sad Ineswshatangad Martin, Fur..ival'a Inn. !Inborn, London. Geroge Omar, of Comptmestreet, Soh-. a the county of MAA 4.01, hats_ -1, des sr and chapium„ to ~,render, March 4, April I, and .6, a ten, at Guildtaall„ L0.id0,.. Attorney, Mr Bulfir, Hulbont-entrt, Gray't Inu. Samuel Hameln. of Pendleton, in the county of Lancaster, d.er, dealer and chanrstan, to sur•rneer. April 10, 11, and Mr, at three, at the bout.: of Alexander Getty. toe Reyal Unit lan, in Manchroaer, in the ontritT of Lancat.o. Amm e r, Mr. Strgan, Founia.n-stmt, Mancheoter Prances Saab, late of Mateo, •est 3:itingloeirs*, in the nuuh of Rent, banter, ander an 4 ao atatcb It , A pet 2, mat 26, at tan, at C0ui141...1_,1 Lawton. A to ,, r y s , TUrli111:101 , Tbun t ,.. c -budding., Tnntesnetton-strvel, .!otep', Saan,nt: Cantor, on too. coos otv of tray. a grater, hinter and chatdran. R. 'Amender, A,, 12, d a 6, at &even. at tl:o Tv Inn Inn. in Canter. At , , M •ro•ant ena Covl,l. I ..iiiivaurtis, in the c, u of I.i calm; and Mantra. Allen, i airy, and Stocker, FUtLivu . Inn, . . . Disid Wit rant% of Shorsititch, in the count, of MAN..., 1 nenutraper, dealer and canp.naii, to dotretsdn, Ma rc h c. 29, and Apri at t.n. at (init , lll69, Laitidnn Attawnev Mr Wild, just N'D 7, Cas,l l -street, Fallon-aquae. T,,,may pu n n et ., of Landau-street, NI tee ;with o f s, Novas, in the count! of Middlesex, linen &Jule% d,,,;,. a ,.; c,aproan,tri surrender, Much 16, 29, and April g 5, a t , at Goildh.li, London. Atto?rwy, Mr. Cuppage, Jean street, St. James. London . Chad. 04.44 at 11.4thbona place, in the count, of , tspholstacer, dada. I.s porcznder. Nll c •/. April 1, and 2G, at ten at Guildhall, London. Attrpu 111 Dixou, 111$4.a1lencect,Snhn - 14ethaniei Living, el I.sndun wall, London, nlitet.nome „ ?b, April 12, and iti, at .eio, .4 ;.ttern-y, Mr ‘Contteen, Nu. 74, Can.suil:st io Buckler, Lt t of Con•anond...., London, Ingo d.a et ••.d chaiomsa, to.urei.dar, Mach •y, yo, „ A. n 1 28. at tti-Ire. at Guildhall. Attorney, h:t L. H.o.barn•cutur, Oray's Inn, Londun. DIVIDENDS. April 9. Bechar.' M toot, at th• city of Cu* h-no merchant, dealer and charman, at aro, al ti-e Can ironer. Alf 119 Cl ouch Lees', of I...rnpard'a-enurt, Saldat gar. den.. Leatla.r..ain-, in tit! eonntr of M.4.ll'•ant, etrargi.t, dealer and cltapmni. at 6.64 t. to Goildh Lo.d rn. Aril 24. John Saxton ant Goole.* Chapman, • Cn e o te ,, Ad% in o' • :atm y of 0,-ror, 'in e s, de.drot and cl a;t•ev, at eleven, at the Mouse of Mr. V. ill/n1 Love-P.M, iliigek Inn, in Chestcrd April 94. Jahn C3al -11, of Cheatertmkr, in the Dert,y, hn.im,,enier and eh ovonatt, at elans 1, at t .e house co: Mr. Willam I...vett. ins %ogellirsto Cheaterd-id. Ap r in. p.u.ti, of Wo:111-1'rear. Chmonde. Landon, velver.ribban and fancy toimtning nasuaracturer„ dealer and chapatan, at one, a. Guildhall. April 99. Georg* Pickard, rate or Wrood.ortrwr, Clawatitle„ London, velvet-, obtann a. A !antra tritno.Otty I na nsi astu ,, , soh' c.-.,,notn. at .ate, at Guednall A; or 119 C.- oge Dann ..nn tiotrfze Port.ard„ latest Waml• so:ert, Lando.o, weir-t r;bbon and ;amen end l . ming manufacturers, dealers mod clupmen, at one , at Gu.nt h Ap it 10. John Hill, of Toswe.rter„ in tt•oe Cowry of North. ampodt, :roe', dealer and cha,nuan, et six, at the Woo. Horse, In Traeconter. Mare' 114. Jahn MO Gown, of Wit ilatinmhe. in the counts. eat Someme el.eluarunufacterer. dealer and C h a p man , at eleven, at th ' • nosh (avert,, in the edit of Boast. April 2t J. molt Dean, of the Strand. in is e county dleicx, 'seaman, at twelve, at Gundean, Loonekin. A;nil 11. J Sn Cuo:er, of hlaidonore, in the county of Bent, Lon-or-draper, Mule, arid Chapman, at ten, at Gnaldnal., Loudon. A p.i: S. John Fromi.or, of tlertunniorlen, in the roomy of K-art, victua:ler, d.a aid dia..naan, at charm., at Guild hall, 1,0,d .no. prd 14. Thomas It:•lrprtriek, late of Church-pasari, Cat. eaten-street, Loudon, merchant, dealer and chap.a•A, ten, at CERTIFIC.‘TES--Ara It 5. John Haigh, of htaraden, in the parish Huddentoel4, in Ma county of York, cotton.mant. &caner. dea•er and chopman. John Htl!, OfTnocester, in the caunt . at Northam. tor., giro. ter, dealer and ehaproan. John Mercer, of 110114(e. in the ammo. of Illf.ddletex, and Noch..-as Mercer, tai Chatham place, Limodun, usealmen ar4 mere tants. Jams Ogden, of Athton-under-Line, in 11 e county of Lan. aster, cotton-spinner Mathew fole Finch. la a a' Queen-Avaistreet, Fast, in ti • ccunry at Middlesex, factor, dealer and chalar an. Samuel Hotchen t d.f Kingsla.l.rnad, in the canto, of Midi!' liztuallsr, dealer ant chapman. Thomas Ifewey, of the Old 'Change, in the city of London, baler, dealer and chairman. Ruben kr.lhead, of Mark lane, in the city of London, nine and braadv n ,e'lant, dealer and chapnaan. ,-- MEETINGS OF CREDITOItS, A I' GUILtIFIAI L, 70.404110 W. N. it. Jahn Charles Smith, Sivilsog•green-!ane, Middlorl, - • , Ctualler - - 3 '2 William Itarvial. Topo's-head-alov, innd,m, broker 3: a Rodnii,h Caoanel, Castle•nregl, Leo-roter-fields, Idol. dirsex carpent. r - - - S '2 He .ry Cavan Lnrota, late of Throgooortoit-stron, Lon don, •-.36ranro br.ocer - - 3 I.) Genre Atlc3o6on, Cloth-fair, Sauth6o:d, Loodoi, (la sso! - - - • 1 1 - Cale., Lane, Grange-rnmE, Sememelliey, Surrey, dry. salter - - - 2 !I DIVIDENDS W , llism Erch, Lit. of Fl.-et-stres.t, Londor, paper sui.aer - - - - Elisabeth 3irch, late ~ f F.eat-Ireet, Loo/no. parer. st-iner - - •11 Genres Fietcher, Wnelc;cm„ Nottingham. dotter and ehapnian - - • 'l.: William Marsh, late of Flee:•street, Loodoo, paper. stainer - - - 11 Charm Wizard, Fent•horch-street, London, wine-me chant - - • ' , 11 Wl!Mans Trust., Fere-watt, Crtp:•cipte, 1,41.114, sime-maker . - • 2ieft -. It Hems Ilaxby, Charlton, Kent, market-gaidenot - l'.: CERTIFW kV S. Walter iintkins. of the ode s Brirnt, 4robter. ' • - " Joseph Steel, of Li,etrpne! ris to., woo •f tsieteedee li quor-merchant, deole, an.l cesuman G e , re L ana t, n , of Ho.lboro. rt the ...linty or mkki.,4.,. loc. d-al,t and cha p,aan. Edward Cox the lounge.. a the ne..et rod" *ode- ec, 0 3 t: • Coma, ..f Sta. , .rd, "mueslis*, htpma Imps t I...uktagnu, of Bread tte..•t Chats-re. London, me: ehaet. VKIC, •et• 1.0 pt.l6.S. A {Uzi ,% t 3 per Cer.t. Com :4 Pit lb per Ceti!. Navy 9 21 i • Impo,al I pee Opot Aorsouses - 0 1-16 Der , . Bone , ' .. .. .. .ls. Keen. Fxci,o,ter 4114.. ... ti. No Is prem. ILLglepla,L,Ausii TA14444........ ...... IN. 144. allik ror .... . NW . Consul. for T. Ili S til , Stork-Nr, ' , :er, No. 4, Cornhi'l, and 9, Charing.eramr• MARRIAGES Larol.. the Rev. 114r7J;;;;,latitPador. of 11.1ohati. Cong,ganna at flal,fax, to Miss Ree , , daughter n' A few days ago, Mr. John Stanton, Manage, ot toe ILA. dersfiehi, Lasse.autr, he. Theatres, to Mn. Francs. IJE) . 1TIISI A ten days ar. at Re.nal,. in Derhethire, Dr. 711 , .-. D'tto•no, Minor Fellow of St. John's Cadloy, CestS , tes ao A Pnriclan to the K tog a Frilow, and me some ,•. Proesdont of the Co'lege of Phytiotans.—B.A 1747. M 1721. M.D.1744. Wriatewta• ve.trt4ht, at Beetles, Suffolk, to hot 171 1 ..•' Mi. Sophia .‘lczander, wood daughter of Major tillesaw:. of that row-. On foriday last, at ',is lapse is Manchreer. street, aft, week's Mau.. Ma Wehas Lade, of the 2d West 1 • Mt! tit, aged 42. HIGH WATER THEVEKT AT LA 1•190 N ma.•..to aut. after it. I Ewa .... S 3 it.m. aft: , I?. IMP Tr.tlP.M__-- LONDON bs O DAVIUSON, No. 17, 1• .n, Sow...rtrect, COVPht . Glhdrh, and Po•Arh.d Odra, N., b. deck of St. (..I.•••sent's C - Ch. S It, W. STUCK, of No 7, Nal 111•44anytteet, O►tlers, de. for this Pape, ersi to tin Q. will-b. duly aelsadad to. T'l In ." Aft + i TA 1 o. — e Coi The t4m4 tn; I. tons, A o:i 'l'll 1 P. . 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