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1111 1 ° Mb SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ILINGSCOTE RACES, GLOW TUESDAY, I!PT. 16, Mr. Miller's Fortuna, beat Mr. Larton's Phantom—Awe piles--100 genius. Colonel It ing.cute's ROVIKIe, beat Mr. Hedge's Guido—one soile..-50 guineas. Kinpcote Stakes, 25 guineas each, and 50 guineas added by the Club three milee...Fourteett Subscribers. Mr. Herbert's Little reggy . . 1 . . Mr. Cripp.'s Gray Gaskey Colt 2 . . Mr Douglas's Digest . S . . . Plato of 100 genius-4 mile hests—five guineas entrance, to go to the second horse. Mr 3 qt:. Rasta,lie . 1 1 . . Led F Bentinek's Bagatelle . . . 2 ? Mr. Soirh's Ploughboy . . . 3 3 Welter Stakes. five guineas each, for homes that never stetted before the last Maddingtoa Meetingesel2sl..-two mile heats ...fifteen Subscribers. Mr. Hawke:. Feat'teddy . . 1 2 Mr. Glover's Chancellor • 2 1 Jis • . Mr. Pryre's tu. by lisperator . . . 3 dr Two excellent heats between feathering and Chancellor; et the comeienoement of the third, bets greatly in favour of Chancellor, but ha unfortunately bolting, was unable to pee Zia distance. VIEDNISOLY. Sweepstakes of 10 guineas each, with 100 guineas added by the Club, use horsey that never won 100 guineas at any one tune, except at Sibury or Maddingtou-i-4 miles... 7 rub. K7'llOEll6 Sit H. Lippaneott's Slate a I , Lord F. Sentiock's Mimillo . . . . 2 Mx. Deogias's Ducat 3 • . A very good race. Sweepstakes of 10 guineas each, with bit guineas added by the Cluti-3 miles-4 subscribers. Lerd F. Ileritinckh Sapiens . 1 Mr. Sines nassani• . 2 • . . Cid. Kiegacowea Pigeon . 5 . . The Cup, a subscription of 10 guineas cacti, to be paid i n specie, for horses that nixie started before the last Madding. ten Meeting-11w** Miles... Sot Subscribers. Mr. Sips earned Timekeeper I . . Mr. Hodge% Guido . . . Lord F. Sestina's Minnal. 3 Co Kingicote's Pigeon . Mr Glover's Chancellor . • • Tay Pound: for Hones of all dononiinations..Heatr. the tart KN. )(r. Ilona-Vs Green Dragon . 4 3 1 1 P 4,. Biggis Marguwitta . 3 1 2 2 . . Mr. Sm. o -'s Ploughboy . . 1 2 3 3 • • Snitch'. 4r. Douglas's IDte.t . . . 2 dr Mega:tits the favourite —*no of the best contested rams ewer witnessed. THYMID•Ir. TAT Pounds... Two-mile heats. Sir Saeon's Utile Peggy . • a I I . Sir if Lippiseott's Slate 1 3 2 Sir. Pouglies Timekeeper 8 2 3 . . C4l Kinigimmes Headley S 4 4 . . Lard D. barnenath Mary's& • r 2 dr Three out excellent heats. RACES.e•Continred. TIIIIi&D AT. _ A Pito gbion by th . Earl sif Darlington tei th. Town of Shrolnburi, for hones .f all egos. 24r. Smith's hr. m. Nebo, 2-yes old 1 I . . Mr. J. Conadall's gr. f. Joan of Arc. 3 yrs old . 3 2' 24 , .. J. Plyer% b. g. Cockepinner, 6 yrs old . dr Sir. Watts's gr. h. Zander, byn old . dr - Si* to 1 es Hobe ; after the first los. 20 to I she worn BRIGHTON. Sm. it. The Starts last night bad a eery elegant display of Promenaders. To-day the *heater have been amused by the sports on the Rue Down. which there commenced. soon after oae•o'clock. with A Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each, for honer, &e. not es ceiling 13 handeS inches high upright •:ii—Under 13 halide to .carry a feather ...1S hands 60.—Those above to carry flls. for an loch. and so in proportion for each inch, er half both above—The best of three beats, the New Course, abort a mile and three quarters. Mr. Shoutenlge's ch. us, Brightnn Laa, IS hands and half an inch, Stt. 31b. and a half • I 1 Mr. Crompton named Mt. Gurley's b. m. Hence -11101101. 13 haads Est. . 2 2 . . Mr. Miller earned Capt. Bacon's gr. m. Flirt, 1:. hands A and a halt inehes-iiiw feather . 0 3 Mr Vernon and Mr. Peas* were Subscribers, but did not name. Two and even II tot on Brighton Law at starting. Won am/. Tho next ens, A Match, 50p. each. The New Course. 12at. each. Capt. <invitees b g apinat the Hon Captain Sionhope's ►. p. Weir ouy by Captain Stanhope. T►e final Race was, A Mak h, 50ga. each. The New Coors. ltst. each. Captain Gorlisy's br p. Little Julio, against the Hon. Capt. Staahotieli br. p. Thw was adecent heat. Won by Capt. Getley. The diversions of the day ended with the long talkechof race against time, twenty miles in two hours and a quarter, and against which the original bet was one hundred guineas ti sixty. Immense sums were exclusively betted, the olds having in meased to 3 to I. The arduous task, however, was accomplished by Wools (the pedestrian's name) in two boon. fan atisuates, and one half; nine mi nutes and an half within the given time. It's'oon was so fresh at the conclusion of the race, that he °feted to start again to go ten miles within the hour, for any sum that should be proposed. Had a bet taken place, it was the general opinion that Wool) would again have been the winner. He left the Down in a post-chaise. The Speneee, of 74 guns, at Portsmouth, is to be fitted for foreign service without delay. Inquasts—Taken last week, before WILLIAM JoYeats Esq. Coroner .— Monday , at the Old Bell inn, at Donley. in Gloucester, on view of the body of JON,, VSMN, aged $4 years, (a pauper in the workhouse belonging to that parish,) who hanged himself the Saturday preceding. to the span-beam in his bed-chamber. It appeared, in evidence, that this unfortunate man was one of the six marines se kited to shoot the late Admiral Byes!, and had often been beard to say, he was sure his ball killed him. In consequence of his late deranged state of mind, the Jurors found • verdict of Loam:v.—Thursday, et the Yew.tree ptiblic-boose, at Blakeney, in the parish of A wre, on the body of a new-born male child, found dead, and secreted in a pocket of hops, in a garret, or lumber-room. Verdict, Slid iora.—Same day and place, on the body of Ara TA toot, single woman, (mother of the child above mentioned,) supposed to have died in consequence of taking poison, to procure abortion. After • very full investigation, (the body having hems previously opened.) the Jurors returred a vet 1.0, LhoJfiour premature labour, sus I not 41: poison. \ limb. NAVAL imrsLuaiNck. rOltriblOUTH, 1107. 19! A part of the 36th Regiment embarked, this afternoon, for a foreign station; the remainder will arrive and embark to-murrow. They only staid two hours in the teen. The orders relating to the troops which are em barked. are so contradidory, and the reports of their destination are so various, that no information can be reported as authentic. Two of the regiments which embarked, the early part of the week, are coming on shore, the 14th and 89th. It does not appear that any of the troops here are going to Buenos Apes ; that is, they do not think so. Arrived the Tbiste frigate, from Guernsey; and a 6panith polacre, captured by the /Verticals. The Per t , bomb is appointed convoy for Ply mouth.... Wind Southerly. PLY MOUTII,SLP T. 18: The wiad having fallen back to the Westward of South, has detained the expedition destined for Sicily. Orders and counter-orders arrive daily. The corretl statement, at present. of those troops under sailing orders is, the Ist brigade of Guards, 2300 men, and Major-General Paget's brigade, composed of the Ist battalions of the 52d and 62d regiments, 1800 men. _ _ Sailed the Piper cutter, Lieut. Carpenter, with dispatches for Sicily aad Messina s the Adder gun brig, and Le Nereid frigate, Capt. Corbet, for the fleet; the Haughty gun-brig, Lieut. Mitchell, is gone to Portsmouth for orders. Two mutineers of the Hermione. of 44 guns, Cap min Pigott, concerned in running away wit\ that ship last war, in the West Indies, are now trying by a Court Martial on board the Saloodar del Bag-ship, in Human. One of these mutineers is said to be the man who struggled with Capt. Pigott before he was murdered and thrown overboard. DIAL* SEPT 19. Arrived, the Lseifer bomb, from Portsmouth, ith a convoy, which are sailed for the River. The ascr remains. Sailed Mis Majesty's ship Ardent for Sheerness ; id the Nabe on a cruise.—Wind S. W. __ Sailed. the Diamond rrigate, on a cruise off Havre. Arrived the Satellite sloop , of war, from a cruise ; aid the Ardent ship of war, from Sheerness, and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships. as per last.—Wind S.W. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S gAZETTE. Admi►alty-0j e, Sepieffsbor, 20, 1906. Copy of a letter from Sir Jantee Sauotarez, K. B. Rely Admi- rat of the Rod, to Wttltarn Marsden, Esq: dated at Guernsey, . . 14th lie pt. 1806. Ste—l herewith inclose, for the information of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a letter I have this day received from Captain Burrowes, of His Majesty's ship Constance, acquainting me with Iris having, in company with the Strenuous and Sharpshooter gun-brigs, driven on shore, near Care Frehol, a French frigate of 30 guns, in a situation as to l eave no doubt of her being completely de stroyed. The ekertion of Captain Burrowes, and of Lieu tenants Nugent and Goldie of the gun-brigs, since they have been upon this station, has excited my highest approbation, and the service they have per formed will be more highly appreciated. when I state, that there is every reason to believe the frigate they have destroyed, was on her way from Brest, with a supply of stores, for the equipment of a large frigate lately launched at St. Malo. I have the honour to be, &c. J. SAUMAIRIL. Ills Majesty's ship Constance, Jersey, 12th Sept. 1806. SIR—I have the honour to state, that on Tuesday, the kith inst. this ship, the gun-brigs Strenuous and Sharpshooter in company, fell in with, and drove on shore, to the Westward of Cape Frehol, a French frigate, copgered, and about 30 guns ; it coming to blow hard that morning, withthick wea. ther, we were obliged to weigh from off St. Maloes, wither strong flood tide, and to beat to the West ward. About noon, we perceived the enemy en deavouring to pass between us and the Cape, to the Eastward. Seeing us close, and likely to cut Lim off, he preferred running on shore, to fighting his way, and went right in before the wind. The surf beating against him, and the weather getting worse, I could not stand the rocks, and called off the Strenuous, who was nearest, and I feared would not be able to get off. The wind moderating in the evening, I worked up with the ebb, and per ceived him high and dry, within a ledge of rocks, close to the sand-hills, but far out of reach of shot. I anchored for the night, but found no means of further annoyance in the morning ; for the prospee of burning him, I thought too hazardous by the boats, having the army (who appeared in numbers), his own crew, guns, and a battery on the hill, to defend him. As the tide flowed, the wind increased to such a degrag as obliged me to consult our own safety, and leave the mast ; and from the astarance of the Pilot, and my own observation, there can be little doubt the gale which followed has! made him a complete wreck. As soon as it is Moderate, I shall go down again, and report accordingly. It gives me great pleasure to remark to you, Sir, the zeal and gallantry of Lieutenants Nugent and Goldit, of the gun-brigs; had there been occasion, • I had every reason to expel!! the utmost from them, as well as Mr. Dobbs, (the First of this ship), and all the officers and men of the squadron. I inclose weekly accounts of the vessels under my orders, and have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. S. Bumowas. Sir James Saiimares, Hart. and K B. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Alewander Annandale, of HossiMoo, in t►e count• of Nor. dturnbegand, and John Annandale, of the town And count/ of Newcaothnupon-T)ne, papef•manufaeturera. June 14, 1406. Win.aat tyro, the elder, John tyre, and Wdliam tyre, the younger, at Newark-.pour: in the county of Nottingham , and at Ferry, in the county of Limotn. September NlllO6 John south and William Frockliston, of blaachoster, in the county of Lam:aster, bookbinders and atationets. September lb, 11106 Nathaniel Dorton and Thomas George, at ribion-roanufac . turves and warehousemen, m Wood-street, Cheaper,le. Sept. 1.1, 11106. Jeremiah Collett and Richard Collett, %idlers and harness makers. of Mile-end•rea4, in the county of Sept. SO, 11106. Joseph Curtin and Michael Gill, nurserymen and gardeners, of Upper Easton, in the peril of St. Philip and Jacob, in the county of Gloucester. September 8, 18 6. John Siinvott and Co. leather.factori,No. Toke n.house yard. Septembe r 11, iBO6 Southey, Barry, and Southey, chait-makers, and chair.japan• ners, Baldwin-street, Bristol. August 16, 1806. William Ilinde, of Maassclrl, in the county of Nottingham. and Edward Be ar df a ll, o f the townand county of the tow n of Nottingham, glusemialtuficturers. September lit, 1806. Edward Blinklioin, of Rainford, in the county of lAnca ster, and kalph Ashton, of Wigan, in the said county, nail-rna facturers. September 14, 1806. Audrey. Thompson and Samuel Ungar, trunk and ale- Inak'bre, St Paul's Church-yard. February 6, 1806. Keeling, Tort, and Company, manufacturers of porcelain and earthen-ware, at Hanley, in the county of Stafford. July 14, 1806. John I•htler and ChristopherWatcuryof Hart-street, Blooms bury, in the county •f Middlesex, haberdaahers, milliners, and lacer:nen. September t 9, 1806. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Elia Arcanelot, otherwise Elia Arrangelo, late of Crispin street, Spital-Gelds, in the county or Middlesex, but now a pri• Boner in His Majesty's prison of the Fleet, merchant, from Sept. 16. to Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. William Watson late of Ott i od, near Seven Oaks, in the &aunty of Kent, miller, from Sept. 16, to Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. _ - .... George Permit Macculloch, late of Eastclteap, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Irons Oct. 4, to Nov. $2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. .... John Gaskill, late of the . town and county of the town of Nottingham, but now of Arnold, in the county of Nattirighaoa, broker, salesman, dealer and chapmaii, to surrender, Sept. 39, at four, October 1, and Nov. 1, at ten, at the house of Mrs. Killer:Punch-bowl, in Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. Henry Percy, Nottingham ; and Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's inn, London. Edward Moon, of Hammersmith, in the county of Middle sex, builder, defier and chapusati, to surrender, Oct. 3, et twelve, 4, and Nov. 1 , , at teu, at Guildhall, London. Attor neys, Messrs. Pringle and Wasbrough, Greville•street, Hatton garden, London. William Green', late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, innkeeper, to surrender, October 6,7, and No .ember 1, at throe, at the ?Immix, in Salford, in the county of Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South ern pton-budding s , Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. James Conk', in Salford, in the county of Lancaster. John Howard Bien and Edward Hoskins, of Wapping- Deek-street, and Paddington-street, both in the county of Mtddlinex. coal-rnerchanta, dealers and elmomen, to surrender, September 27, October 4, and November 1, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr. Few, New North-street, Red Lion-square. John Eudbell and William Hobson, both of Birmingham, In the county of Warwick, linen.drapert, dealers and chapmen, to surrender ' October 1,2, and November 1, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, New-street, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham ; and Messrs. Tar rant and Co. Chancery-lane, Louden. William Hudson, lateral Whaley, in the county of Cheater, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender, October 1,9, and November 1, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor Inn, in Stockport, in the said county. Attorneys, Mr. Lloyd, in Stock port, in the said county; and Mr. %Vitscia, Grey Westreet, Hat ton-garden, London. George Barnes, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman, to surrender, October 11, I‘2, and November 1, at three. atthe Bridgewater Aries, in Manchester , Attorneys, Messrs. Newton, in Stockport, in the county of Chester. Jeffery Folds, of laghey, in the Forest of Trawden in the county of Lancaster, cotton-numufafturer, dealer and ch•p man, to surrender, °Bober 13, at rive, 14, and November 1, at eleven ' at the New Red Lion I n n, in ca ne , i n the s l id county of Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New ton, London ; and Mr. Hargreaves, Colne, Lancashire. Nuniaistel Denham, late of Walwortb, in the county of Sur rna6!',", de.. , er and chapman, to surrender, September 23, (Mintier 11, at eleven, and November 1, at ten, at Grathall, London. Attorney, Mr. Grob*4.GreatQueen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. DIINDEND.S. Oa- 14. Thomas Clifford, late of Bleckrtown.Mill, in the pa rish of Lillington„ Int he county of Warwick, moilmau, deal. er, and chapman, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, In the borough of Warwick. Oa. 21. Ralph Lowe, late of Kiodarton, near Middlewich„ in the courtly of Chester, miller, dealer, and chapman, at ale- Too, al the White Bear Inn, in Midllewich. 0:1.18. Henry Nichoknn, lateof Bridge-street, Westminster, in the county of Middlesex, but now of Bishop gate-street, in the city of London, silk. mercer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 1. John Stevens, formerly of the Elphin,tnn Rut India. man, and late of Chester-place, iii the pari.h of St. Mary, Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, mariner, dealer and chap. man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oa- 17 - Jamas Aspinall, of Birmingham, in the county of Wansick, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, in Temple•row, Birmingham. Olt. 11. John Wayne, late of the parish of Brassington, in the county Of Derby, butcher, at eleven, at the Kedlomon Inn, in the said county. Off. 4. Thomas Griffiths, late of Fore-street, Spitalfields, in the county of hliddlesex, sulk-weaver, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Wow. IS. John Morgan, of Conduit-street, in the parish of St. George, .Hanover-square, in the county of Midalesex, book salln And stationer, dealer and chapeau, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Oft. 14. Robert Hampton, late of Rotherham, in the county of York, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman. at eleven, at the Splead•Ragke Inn, in Hanging- Ditch, in Manchester, in the county of Nov. S. Joan Dixon, late of the city of Exeter, hut new of Topsham, in the county of Devon, William Jorfery late of the city of Exeter, but now of St. John's. in New , foundland,James Jardine, of Newton-Abbot, In the county of Devon, and John DIIO/111, of Newton-Abbot, merchants, at .keen, at the Glo're 'fatern, in Exeter. Doe. ta. William Thayer Penny, of Sloane-Terrace, in the county a Middlemen. :nariner, 'dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. OR. 21. John Morley, of Stewardstone, in the county of Estee, miller, desks and chapman, at ten, at London. Nur. vt. Edwina Whltelock, of Qmen's-row, Pentonvillc, insurance bogs% baler and stamina, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 11. Henry Wilson Brown, of Cannon•street, London, shoe-manufacturer, at ten, et Guildhall. Oct. 16 Richard Corn's, late of Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-manufacturer, doter and chauruarr, at twelve, at th e house of Thomas Stanley, sign of the Castle Inn, in Blackburn. Oct IS. Martin Farnell, lat. of Ashby-de-la-Zunrh, in the county of Leicester, but now of COtOn in the Elms, in the county of Derby, banker, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, to the town of Ashby-do-la-Z.4lth. Oct. la. William Roam, late of Christopher-street, F insbury • square, it the county of Middlesex, merchant and insurer, dealer end eharrosan, at t-n, at Guildhall, London. Oct. IP. John Thrimas, of Manchester, io the county of Lan caster. cotton-spinner, dealer and chairman, at two, at the Renal Oak Inn, In Manchester. CERTIFICATES—Oce. 11. William Roberta,ltWO! litnreton AlpoWMoil, be now of the Calle or York, in and for the county of York, hardwar % , aw, dealer and Chapman Themes Goodall, of the Poultry, in the city of London, banker. Richard Chase °edgy and Anthony Nodiem, of lslewonh, in the county of Mi dlesee, calice-printers, dealers and chap men. Ole INSOLVENTS. PRISONERS la die !KING'S BENCH Prison, is the county of Surrey. PIRST MOTICI _ _ Jahn T,nri tt r, for merlyof 1 1 1ore-stnoet,;;. James's, in the county of M Asi lesrx, and law Olgooverie-strofft, Fleet -street, In the cite of London, Gend•rnan John Watherstoue„ formerly of liedferd court, Cusont.gar,!en, PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cekt Cowie 11 per Cent Navy l / 5i Onsniunt India Bonds h. gado. Eichequer Bins English Lottery Tickets l5l 16s. Cuitsuls fur . 6 310 T. BISH, Stock broker, NO. 4, - 60 - rt - i - 11:1 - 1, ;nil 9, - 6tta -- ;ing ' eras. HANGE—Sur. 19. Genoa a7 Venice n. C Si Lisbon 611 Oporto 6ll Du►lie 121 ' Cork 151 evasion. 1. I. d Portugal Gold in Coin and Bars per as. New Nem Dollars 5 Silver le Bars New Loans ow\ Astir of Ow tank .1 Koko , . 54 per CeM. A. 12.) el end late of the Commercial -road, WhitectaK, lack in the -aunty of Mideltrice, Jsan vc„id e, y0,,,, cr 1y et Nee—treat ionare,and late ef Fetter. Zane, it. the city of London, pocket-hoot maker. T i t h er faroterly of detain, in Iht cum.!! a' UNIT, Inn late oi CI% in the count ) of Middleseit, deailler, it. the 6rnt of Willi pit Tate, Williatu Gnordh ad, and Fisher E.,1116. William Stoc fotnimy and late of Oren Waltham, iu tlee County of Eisen, farmer. PRISONERS in H. M..lesty's Gaol in and for the City and County of NORWICH. ?MIT NOTICE. Richard Kirk, late of the Hamlet of Thorpe, in the mill., of the city of Norwich, dyer, and formerly of the pawn Saint Hotulph, Bishoptgate, in the city ot Lennon. PRISONERS in the Gaol of KISHERTON-ANGER, il4 OA` County of Wilts. VISIT NOTICE. William Goodenough, late of Rrchd Chalk, and since o f .0 4 . mmham, in thecounty of Wilt!' CollthrllACl Thomas iithouie, late of Overton, in the county of aolopton, and sate of Wastioraugh, in the comely MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GIIIL DIIALT. , TO MOSCOW. I , . Richard Enock, Oxforil-street t Ediddlesex, tailor , s ; 3 James O'Hara, late of Ilford. Essex, lumen duper 5 ti Alexander Hamilton and David Haliburton, Oxford. street, Middlesex, linen•drapers IS . . William Hain and Richard Jackson, Rolcross street, Southwark, Satire, rectifying distillers 3 Henry William, now or lase of Noble-street, Lisiptin, and of New-Rents. St. Mason's-le-Grand, Westi:.4l - and also of Angleseamueet. 13u1slio, warel.ousi, man 1 II . . John Bell and Richard Atkinson. low-lane, London, warrhoutemeis . . . William Price, Leadenhell-stieet, Landon, toiler . 1 3 , :Is DIVIDENDS. Gyles Lone, Grange real, bermeodeey, Surrey, dry salter Thome.: WWI-, and Joseph. Wilkissibe Whalley, day-street, London, warehousemen CERTIFICATES. Walter Jacky of the city of Bristol, merchant, dealer a,. chapman. Evan Jones, of Morton, is the county of Denbigh, dra:re and cha preen. Alexander Shedden, of the city of Bristol, druggist. Samuel Newbury, of Sweesnes-Reuts, in the city of London, eating-house-keeper, dealer and chapman. William Warner, of Webber-street, Westruinster-road, is Ike county of Surrey, coal-dealer and chapman. Robert Platt, of Poulton to the Fylde, in the amity of Ira. caster, dealer and chapman. IRISH STOCKS, Sire. 13, 1806. Gov. Debentures I per Cent 941 Revel Canal Leen, 6 per cent. 92 COURSE OF EXC Amsterdam 36 9 U• Ditto at Siglit 36 Rotterdam ..... 11 9 2 U. Hamburg\ 34 1 21U. Algona 34 2 21U. Pan., 1 day's date 14 2 Dam 24 10 2 U. Rourriaanx 24 Cadiz Ditto 331 effect. Madrid Ditto n effect. 3$ Leghorn 3ll Ns plea Dublin on London (Se DEATHS. On the 3th instant, at her house et Merrier street, DuWho after a few days illnue, Mn. Savage, daughter of the Yee Colonel Lushington, and Fdi ct of Major Charles Savage, lat. of Rock-Savage, County of Down, Ireland. On the 21st of July, at Lisbon, of a decline, In the Cos vent of Barlsaallnas, Mr Lunardl, the celebrated Aereflitl!. On Sunday se'nnight, sincerely "striated, after retiring to lied is apparent good health, Mr. George Clarke, of Thereat Park, where he had been perk-keeper nearly fiat , eau A. Ile was allowed to be one of the best shots in the and although in his 77th year, he, the day befule his dealt, shot a buck at nearly two hundred yards distance. Oa the I lilt instant, at Margate, of an apoplectic fit, agol 47 years, M rs. Mary Pickles, wife uf Mr. Pickles, of Y inc. grett, Piecadilly. At Salsburg, ow the ICth of August, John Michael Hanle, the worthy brother of the Author of Mr C•eation, The isu . Seasons, .frc. in the 681 h year of his age. HI works it' lII* ler•Siems of church music. lo the night of Vie 21st of August, at her country seat at Hotoseje, twelve leagues from Pans, the w.fe of Marshal As• germs. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT LONDO% BRIDGE. trl min. after 10 J Eva—. •1 min after W SALES BY AUCTION. VICINITY OF TOWER.HILL AND CRUTCHRD ARS —A COMFORTABLZ DFFILLING-HOIRB AND COUNTING-HOUSE. By Mann. BURTON and VENNOR, On WEDNESDAY, October 1, at twelve, at Gar , awio . s. THE LEASE of a convenient DWELLISG• HOUSE, with Couotii.chnose and arched cro venlently ousted for the Docks, Custom-house, and Tbods being No. ,Savaga•ganiews, errochedltiars. The Irmo* are replete with domestic eeneemenal, in pertion which ininiedibto pooseoton nil. be given i Mb fur about( years, at a low rent. To be viewed, and rioted dovish*, had, three dart pr , 16 ' 1s the sebb. as On Premien; at GUTlllny%; and d Mena. Bartow sail Veneer, Ilt, SUPERIOR FAMILY RESIDENCE_ LARGO GARDEN, PADDOCK, AN ADJOINING lf Lt., COACH-HOUSE AND srAunic,tENTtsivr E o vri. al Wean. BURTON odd VIENNOR. On WEDNESDAY, the Its of oMobes, at Twelntv A way's, Dostrabie LE AS EH O LD RESIDENC' of wltch immediate poteession will be glees; ably situated, a pleastnt dimanee from the road. the south of the Grove, In the res table village of Kent,sa Town, abo four mil. s from Londo n. The premises here tmen reser; erected, eta way liberal expense, Amin perfect °Mt', end eel • hando.me drawing room, 2G feet 111 length, dm...g breakfast parlour, eight commodious cheerful cl.amben, mtrable dimensions, dressing room, handmaic entrance hal large kitchen, wash-house, butler's pantry, and enneenivt gnostic arrangements . a detached brae/ileum, a coach.h,n't stable, and large walled garden. A Leese rill be g"^L ,l 14 years, from Lady-day lot, ma a moderate ground rcr a. A ad.niiiing Sold ma, be obtained. To be Mewed ten tie, prevites to the sale, when rn particulars may be lied on the Premises ; at Garra way•a; a pa of memo. Dorton and Vennor, 6f, Cornball. LONDON :—Pnntest by G. DAVIDSON, N.. 17, P" tl I ' l Omit, Bow.a.reet, C,,nt.oarhu, and puNinheol ■t Offi witi ee tn ,NLl T S .:mmird Sacit Cot to. aliment's Church. StnnA. I W. STUCK, of No. 7, New 13-.1t00 ,, t ,, e t, lc° Omen, Ire. for tit. Pawn, /011 t to the uea