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SPORrfkG EvretLrezkor. —..—_---. yokk AUGUST KACES-6Conti•uili. —6. t, TrititiDAv. AUGUIIIi i" . Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, to be Wed to a I, Subscription Pure; fia.year old., 5.t 101 b, and aged 96.-w. . Pour-miles. 111 r. Garfn.tii's igr. m. Maid. reed • , 1 1„ on t natlitikviti's h. h Fergus" •, fi.trs Old • 2 1 ... Sir W Orrard's b. S. Chariot, 5 to . . •ri • dr • hr. Ill'Ames gr. h. Seamier, Ay Deipini, Lyra old . de redetsiilham's b. c• Sir Petit, 4 yrs•old . dr Stakes or tacks ...eh, h. ft clts Pet 21b, and fillies Set. Three marked • sthwell Sb..wsTwoorniles. • Lord Strathmore's b. f by Sir Peers. 1 • • Mr. Peines b. e. by Beilinabichigh • 2 ler4,l , lPreilliam's 5.f. Minstrel, by Sir Perm . a • Sir H. T. Vane's br colt, by Haathletonian • 4 I. L•ird Strathniory.'s bay c. by Mir Peter . 5 • Mr Hewett's Miss Tesee Hornpipe. by Sir Teter G • Duke of H•milton's b e by lio , ii.no,ugh • pd Dnim of Hamlft..ii's list , filly, by 5,m.111;. • Pd ' Ld /db./W[lllex b. C Delville, by itetlingbrough Pi i • Mr. Ff4r..tt's b I Mi+s E! - sa Tvasle, by Sir Peter PA • Sir M. M. it Ylves's h. e. Sir Smil.ituirre . tot Vr. T. Hotel•ime , i's f. by Sir Pets . • P 4 Slr, W. Lee's bay colt, by Erni nybrough . pd —.6..seeee••••• • , NEWEURY.—NEW COURSE. . - ---- ToesnAy, Aco. 19. igr.Dui,Eze. A. e. apt M. G..lley's b.f both 3 era old, Bst. each. for 305. hit. over the Newbury Cows., 4\l.laiden Plato of 511.....3 ere &A, to carry fht. ; 4 VII ,Ad, 71i.; 5 yr; old, Sts. 61h.; 6 yrs old, stst. 111 b.; and &vat 114...n.z ors mile heats. At.. Lakirit,eh.c L nit Wiry,. 4 yrs old . 1 1 Tair..snolra ts. tn. Do , leid g , 6 , g ., . . $ S r Sean'. a iin Nltas Hinslauil, 5 1 yra T Oafs b c hire . r Chlnnoct's Ihe. Close, 4 yrs E . • . • • 5 3 4 • 5 3 A Inn Nate of 501. **gift of the Tom of Narelury. 3yi • old to carry Ile ; 4 yrs IV, 7st. 711). ; 5 ere old, NA Me ; 6 reek!, gat. I ill l -1 and 4 1 , 2. Sat. I /I.—.Liares and Geldings allowed 51h. /our ran • bias. Mr. Dondses ellrlall, 1 Ira old . . 1 1 Mr. Worthingtou's Ploughb.y. S yrs old . 2 4. VIEDUZSDAY. A Stetopstakes of Iry fin S y'•• nl.l.colts to carry See. Slb ; Mrs, 24. 3115. Two tallies. - SW H Livinsicritys g e. Prisoner 4 1 • • M'. Ciaei b ri. Goons Lass . . 2 • • . . Mt. Duyvil's'. Ruben. • .. • ' 3 kr L.ailleoltess eh. c. . • • 4 16 11,maes`a Isrsepstake's of togs each, carrying 12st. Two wile beats. WO 112,145 es b g. GaAs . . 4 I 1 $l. liars ,'• '.O. 5. . . 1 2 2 rKerr. Cr.ermee oh, h liavnin lades . S 4 dr awer. be. h. Aasoo . . 2 dr A Handicap Osseo( 501. fir all ogee—Two nil e 'love We. Buibeit% G. tin Marro . . 2 1 - I blr. Llockery's bl, 1. 11.nicysttedo . 1 2 2 Mr. Cillet's b. 1. . . . 3 3 3 bit H Grinsittintea gr. e. Prisoner . . cl,s. Mr. Day's l.) 'Artful . • . tits. . - In 'ermine the fist hest, i', IT. Li .riiitott% Pri•ontr and Ni Dw a Da t aiefill b Ith bolted, a.:d .Vt. b- tauaed. Tius being the second year of the Newbury race•, the coarse lias been crowded tin each day by all 'lke reepeelahle limilies of the county, and Earl Craven and Matthew Montague,' Fsq. have very handsosnrly accepted the office of Stewards for the yva► ensotng. On Tuesday, there WAS an ordinary at the Geeirge and Pelican, at Speenhamland ; and, on Wednesday, at the Globe Inn, Ntwbury ; after which , . there was a ball at the Mansion-house, which was Sled with all the fashion and beauty of the town and neighbourhood. The ttwatre has been occupied by His Majesty's Company from the ;theatre Royal, Windsor, among whom is the itifintina performer, Miss Mudie, who has excited a greater portion of curiosity than of admiration, from the company attending the various .I.formances. mannessw 114,41. !NT'. I.I.IaERCE. 1 TORTSMOVTII. ♦VOtIT 2!. Sailed Hie Majesty's ships Hearty, Steday, and Lo RA*, cis a cruise. The Ann ►tig of war is appointed convoy for Piyatoush ; and the tole:too bomb, for the Downs. PLYMOUTH, AVG. 21. Yesterday, His Majesty's ship Sa•aptoe, of 64 puns, Admiral Stirlipp, with the P. rayalte store ship. the StarArb gun-brig, and the Indiamen, sailed for the Cars of Good Hope ; but in the evening the wind came round and blew strong from the South West. v hick headed them so niuch, they were com pelled to return in the night. His Majesty's ships Grassns, a:7l, via, and Kamp e, hate arrived here with the remainder of the convoy from Portsmouth ; as soon as the wind shifts vound they will pot to sea. The Sound and Bay are nearly full of shipping. Posesd by to the Westward the T4alla frigate, with the fleet under convoy, bound to Newfoundland and Quebec.—Wind S.W. TORBAY, ACM, 21. Pot in by contrary winds and strong gales, His b:ajes•y's ship Plato, from a cruise ; also the lardy, Wort". Iloilo:, It dkoost, and Lwow, 'gun-brigs, fr-am their staiion ; and the Alarm lugger, Captain Fall, with se►eral merchantmen, bound down Chancel.—Strong gale at S. W. with much light ning. Dove*, Al'o. 2'2. Arrived the Ceres, of and from Sundeflaud, with coals, fur Dover ; the Ueial, of Saniwich, Stanner, with coals, tor Milford; having first delivered a pot at Sandwich. Foes. .'Clack. A cutter. with coloun flying, seemingly from Boulogne, is just paued here, far the Downs. Outwards—the LlaGna, ut Shields, WDonnald, with brick•, from I.ondou, for llythe. • .'acne iu the Trara, of Altona, Flsnsen Berg. with bide goods and deals. from Amsterdam, for hlogadore; and the Okre, of London, both detain ed by the 131a:re pun brig ; and the Lively, of Mil ton, Crockford, with oat>, tit.= London, for Dower and Portsmouth. oral., •un. 22. Came down from the River la.,t night, and sailed Illtrr the Downs this nionlii.g. the M orgare tt e ker. for the East Indies. leha iled she aikrole sloop ci war for Yarmouth; and Minn gun-brig, on a cruise. Came down the &argil sloop of war from Sheer- Des; and the Mermaid, Sinclair, horn the River, fur the Cape of Good of Hope. Arrived the Arrow schooner. Lieutenant Hawker, from And landed Mr. Lisle, the NlessengeT, whu icursieshately proiretled for Lunch.n—nothin4 1111111ipistd. • 131P4/NetR'AK-Avousr ti. STAFFORD ASSIZES. At these Assizes, three Prisoners hive been capia tally• rent ard, vie. Lawrente (a J-w), for passing .counterf it man- y ; So- , 14 111144/i, for rob bing J Imes ASton ; and Maria Ilintle7, for privately stealing; Thomas Nomret, for stealing wheat; and Charits t!vv, for stealing h,nkerchiets, and other• articles, were sentenced to be transported for wren An EjeCtment cause was tried at the above As sizes, before Mr Ju•tice LAWIIINCE, and a most respeetable Special .Ivry, wherein Jervtise Clarke Jervoiv, Esq was Plaintiff, and Edward Elwell, the stronger, Defendant. Mr. Seri •ant WILLIAMS. as Counsel for the Plaintiff, stated, that the Defendant, his father, and grandfather, had rented certain mills and Loris a: West Bromwich, in Staffordshire, und. r a lease granted by Samuel Cl irke, Esq. deceased (the les'or ot the Plainiiff's father ), corn.nencin from the `25 tit \latch. 1761, fir 21 years, still to the yearly rent of 511. payable half-yearly, viz. Michaelmas and Lady-Jay ; that I),tendant, his father, and grandfather, continued en hold the premises un der the term of the said leases, which expired at Lady-day, 17132, until Lady sy last, being '2t years after the expira ion ot the s lid lease, without any alteration is rent, although the premises wore worth considerably more than treble the amount of the rent received by the lease ; that the Plaintiff having • suffrred thii Defend sot, his lather, and prandfather, to continue possession. sn many years without any alteration, gave the U t idiot notice to quit ;.t Lady-ci•y last, which Defendant refused to do; contending. that his tenantry commenced at Mi chaelmas, and not at La ty-day. • The lease was produced and proved, and Mr. Joseph Fernyhmigh, a Witness for the Pia;ntifF, proved that the pa emises, rented by Derenclan , , coin rebended the whole ot the premiers mentimie,) the lease, and that th • rent of 511. per annum has been paid fit said preasrs, up to Micwim is last ; and that a notice, sig ed by the Piailitiff, was de livered by t im to the D: to Manc e on the 27th day of July, 1605, to quit at Ludy-day last. Mr. D ,titsctv. 'as Couns I for the Defendant, pro turel several receipts, for a year's rent, due at Miclia+nas ; and therefore contended, that the te n tntee vatted at Yl , chaelmas, and not at La•ly-day ; and that if the ten.* itcy did end at Lady-day, still that the notice to quoit at that time was waived by the,„effeet of several lettets Written by the Plaintiff, his agent, Mr. Wail, and the Defendant, and which were put in act/ read. Mt. Setjealt Datincey through the whole of his speech, and con tended, that the receipts were in no re•peet evidenc.p, r t the teilantey, or of any new agreement, and thet the notice was rot in any respell waived, and these for,. the Plaintiff would be entitled to a verdiß. .Judge Laws rare, in summing up to the Jury, said, that unless the Defendant coull show an agreement subsequent to the lease, the lisa , e we, evidence of a tenantcy, and the notice to quit was good—therefore the Plaintiff would be ei - ititled to recover.—The Jury wt,tiout hesitation gave a ver ditt for the Plati.ttff alias the EXECUTION OF IdATSELE. Maisel,. FPederith Philip alias . he , Frenebnian. sentenced at the last Assizes to be eire cuted in this town, for maliciously shooting At Ro bert Twylord, a watchman, on the night of the Bth ult. will be brought horn Warwick to-morrow morning, to undergo the sentence of the law. The ay..fisl ceremony is to take place about eleven o'clock, on Snowhill, at the bottom of Great Char les.street. The unfortunate man who is thus doomed by the off nded laws of his country to expiate, by his death, a clime of the most heinous nature, is a aa• live of Yarmouth. That magnificent establishment, the General Hospital at Chatham, is p,uves over to ahe Guards, and will in future be an hospital and barracks for them. The Aberystwith Coach, nn its return to ShrewA. bury, on Tuesday morning, was accidentally dra t against one of the guard-stones of Mallwyd Bridge,. and by the violence of tilt shock, three females and a man, who were on the top of the coach, and the coachman, were precipitated over the side of the bridge among the rocks several feet below. We are concerned to state, that two young ladies had their skulls fraeured, and the other parties received ma. terial injury . Saturday se'nnight, the beautiful cottage beloneng to Lady FeAIICIS TO LIAM ACH 16, at Steeohill, in tie Isle of Wight, was discovered to be an fire, and in a short time was entirely consumed: it was only by the greatest exertions that a part of the furniture , was used. It is not known by what means this ac cident happened, none of the family being there. On Wednesday evening, about nine o'clock, one of the Duke of Sussex's horses ran away from the stables at Kensingtoa, down the road towards Ham mersmith, and came in contaa with the Duke of CUIII Zee LA ND'S barouche and pair, which was re. turning to town from Kew, and broke the leg of one of his horses, and dislocated his own ‘hoolder ; the former was ordered to be shot. His Rover- Ilionwess received no injury. A letter from Naples, dated July 21, says, " A culpable correspondence has been discovered between Naples and Palermo, carried on by two relsii•use and a hermit. Two persons from the Isle of Capri landed on Sunday evening near Na ples. As soon as they landed, they took a carriage, drove through all the streets of the city, and deli. vered letters and packets to different persons. The police soon arrested the two persons, as also the boatmen who landed them, and the persons to whom they delivered letters. They are all in the hands of Government, and will receive the punishment they merit. The following have been banished the kingdom:—The President Frans°, the father of the Marchioness lie Buidomansi ; the Count Dentici Massminghi, the President D'Attria, the Judge Farolla, the late Brigadier Kutti Lianchi, and the Duke of Bocce Romano. The persons arrested far endeavouring to excite the people against the Garernment, will soon be brought b • • tit Om SATURDAY NIGRT'S GAZETTE. miTITAR, pßomo rioNF. Corps of Pattick D. Calder, Gent to be S coild Lenten:lM. Dated Augug 1, Hugh Lawson, Gent. to be date). Dated al above. Corps of Royal Art d;ery Criers. Second * Lieutenant Coinoti,soy Tho.t.as J .t:J•11 to be First Lieutenant C3,r.siissary, vice Brovr,die, Datsd Au gu.d 16,1806. Pt ilpot, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary, vlce J.l.d..ta. Dated as above. Cnansietian signed by tie lard Lieutenant of the County e Surrey. Seco:l4 Regiment of Sufi . ..! Militia. amrige Gaithwaite, Erg to be Captain. D4W July 31, isu6. P.'IIITNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. James Davenvoit, Jaws Gte, and Janes Ryder, ,4 tiollin wnA, in the perish or 01.1itain, in the county at LAwatiter, luc-mioriiif.ic 11 0 July 23,1806. John Ris:',ardion and George Thom, late of Stow•haven. Nor. 17. la R kliardllancork and TIMMS Datbyshire. of Nether Ktititt• ford. in the county of (limiter, euttonmianufatturers. N.A. I, 18.4. Philip Ball, of the city of Worcester, glnVer, and John Tot ly, of toe city of Fluter ad, Lop-d-sler. August 1,, lam,. W.uldmgtort, Wuium lic!roave-, J•inec Casten, and ls., n Cou,en, of Bradford, in the c.iunty of York, ,uana. era of cottoo gmaft. J un- 2, 1806. James Day and Julio lloml Smith, of Water lane, Tower. cr ve r, multi; city of London, wine and spirit btok rs. August 21, 13• 6. Stoolteri Goddard add Benjamin Ponutney, of Gerard-street, Soh , ,, wuollm•drapers.uly 1, 1806. Picard Had Joseph Haddon W ruin, of filanclieiter, in o,e county of Lancaster, grocers and tea.dealos. A vg...t. 18, 18 .6 .ndetwa atld' 30h4 fle•A•mott, of 0:d 'Change, w trAmtnesneit. pet. St. 1385. Ellintlitarve, in Manchester. dealrrs in twit end welt.. Atm 4, 1806 N W• Candy 511 , 1 George Bildpnrt, of Ohl C.ivendi.b.strect, Gavaidish-stjuare, in the county of Middlesex, tworativa paint• eta mot loaner Ang 8,1806. FrialCis Ingrain the aid •,, Be.ijainin Kennet, and Francis In. arms the 'monger, of Wakefield, in the courtly ut York, bank ere. Ju ), It .6. IRNKRUPTCIFS ENLARGED. James O'M•feagheu, late al Bury.stre..t, Sant Mary Axe, in the city of I.raii 104, yr 'merchant, dealer and chapnean, from Sept 9 t. ttetober 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Jamei Partogio I, or Fen court, Fenatiorch.street, in the city of London, broker, front Sept. hi to October 28, at ten, at Gailrthrid. John Oliphant, of Fleet-street, in th- city of I,nridoo, to dealer and chairman, from Sept 9 to Lactoaer 28, at ten, at BANKRUPTS. James Dodds, of Crown strret, 12-rssingon Butts, in the county of Suriey, jawellsr, dealer and chap oan, to surr,.n.ler Sept Id, 20, and October 4, at ....lever', at Guildlia;l, Lowden. Att.rrney, M•. Patten, Crosa•straet i , Hanori-s.re 1. Wiliam I laic and Samuel Turner the yrrungar,of Lothbury, in the city of London, warehousemen, dealers arid chairmen, to sarreeder Auve 27, at ene, 28, end October 4, at tsrrdyir, _ . Attorney, Mr. Hilliard, Copthall-cOuit, "fltrug: haetton.streek. late of Lettltells.roul, (but now of the Ring's Brach Praan,) In the owthallp o(tittrA 4 34;brallMis 4 1:1. 4 " and chapman, to auricular Aug 30, Sept. , and Octo et 4, at ten, at Goi.dhall, - London Attorneys, Mciiis. Mcddaw ciolt and Stanley, Gray's Inn, London. James 14,ible, of Coggerahall, in the comae of Ewes, vomited mutufacturer, dealer and chairman, to sut render Aug. 27, at one, 24, Ind Oct tb.fr 4. at (*Ave, at Goildleall , Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Charles Fermis vied, Fliday street, Cheapside, London. Henry Fell, of Basinghall-street, in the city of London, erarehouieinaii, dealer and chapnian, to eurrender August 9d, Sept. 9, and October 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anoints', Mr. George Atkinson, Castle-street, Falcon square. Moses Elliott, of Chttham, in the enmity o f Kent, shop. kt•eper, dealer and chapman, to surrender Aug 26, 31, and Octaher 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Ltoion.street, Borough. George recruit Macciillneh, late of Easteheap, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and chapmaii, to surrender Aug. :id, and October 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, L.1,-place, Balboni. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 16. William Cockend, of Ludgate-hill, London, linen eLoper, at twelve, at Guild Auguit 2G. Formica. Bats, of Viemlaws, near Golden-mime, aii the c entity of Middlesex, prat:nuttier, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 27. Elisabeth Clarkson, widow, and Ri:hard Dove, both of South Auellemtreet, in the parish of St. George, Hanover-square, in the minty of tt'ottllesax, oil-dealeis end wine.merchains, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept 17. Elizabeth Clarkson, widow, of South And ey street, its the paints of St. George, Hanore , -eqo ire, in the county of Stdrit.ex, eel dealer and wine-inercliaot, at ten, at Guisittal, London. Sept. 27. Rechaid Dove, of South Andley-street, in t!ee oa fish of St Ge•erge, flaoover-square, in the counts of Mid• dlesex, uil-dater and wine -merchant, at too, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 13. Joseph Ludlam, of Stoke.Bruern, in the county of Northampton, victualler, cot! merchant, dealer and chap• testi, at eleven, at the White Lion Lin, in Latibury, in the county of Oxford. Sept. 13. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, in the county of Oxford, me, -er, draper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, in Hint:only. Sept. 13. Abraham Stott, Robert Fitton, Richard Honker, Robert Butterworth, and Robert Hartley, all ot the county of Lancaster, cotton •rinieufacturers, at tour, at the house of William Lawson, the Griffin Inn, Dangerous Geyser, in Manchester, in the counry of Lancaster. Sept. It Joseph Hardy, of Sheffield, in the county of York, grncer, dealer and chapinan, at three, at the Tontine Inn, iii _Sheffield. • Oct 22. Henry Capes, of Gainaburgh, In the minty of Liss. coin, mercer, linen-draper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Gam burgh. Sept 22. Samuel Broughall, of Yeetcoi, in the parish of Ras ciiiirch, in the county of Salop, miller, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, no SMeardiiiry, ui the euenty of Salop. Sept. 27. Joh a Belcher, of Lamb's Condon -street, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, at twelves at Guildnan, London. OR. ti. J•hn Brewer, of Raaex.street, in the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, nine, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 16. Timm*, Griffiths, latent Tort-attest, Spital-fields, in the couidy of Middlesex, silk-weaver, desist ama chap. man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—Seer. 13. George Knox and John Hay, of the towel of Kingston -nylon- Hull, and of Great Grimsby, in the coolny of Lincoln, mer chants, dealers and clapenen. Thomas Blowers, of London street, in the pariah of St. pan eras, in the county of M.ddlesex, linca-drai.er, dealer and ciapnutt. INSOLVENTS. Prisoners eeinSnsil (or Debt, wisn intei.d to take the Reneit of aw AA poised in the Forty•sixtli Y.ar of li-.a present M j os ''. Reign " An Att for the R e lief o r certa i n Insolvent Dv:biers." PRISONERS iss the GILTSPUR-STREET COMPTER, in the City of London. rust Nutlet. William Henry Marshall, late of Vrinee's.street, Barbican, in the city of L,ndn, and formerly as Kaman, so the email of M.ddleseit, land surveyor. PRISONER in liis Msjeatjs P isen of the FLEET. host NOTICE. 3ag Relson, (~steel; of the Grove. Kentiih Town, in the ,•. • t county or lifiidletex, late of Pollee cotte r .. wise Suiten, iu this county of Storey, a 'educed First Leutena'at of Marines. Janet Seale (Olio arres , ol by the name or J arycs, other - else Jahn Serie), late iii liartholrnuew.cla.e, iv the it - ai•Mcv St B o tholomew the (rhea', in the city of Loulte; acccumtaat and inoat ance-itrokar. Ricitaid Harris, formerly of Deanwtreet, S 11114 I.IIZ . of Lilol St Martin's-lane, be:h itrtite county of I►l7rl.l:tvez a hair-mattufact met. Thou a 'Fodor, formerly of No. 7, Gray's Inn-square, ',tor y:irk; of Millman-WA, e, Brain I-rove, Moth hi the county of M e ldle.ex, and Lte of ilia city of Hato, iii tilt: cuuilly of Swnie ,, et, attwritey at law. Sam. _lel E.ana,f..4twer v 4.! M.4kat street, St Jame.% Ma k.-t, and late of Suffolk-street, Charing-e:wis, 'both in the same parish, gentleman. th,vr.i, !ate of Wivil'ocombe, us the county of So n.eriet, Samuel Felttm, late of Northumberland street, Str ind, in •he IC. - et:v of Weginisoter, si.d formerly of Cocoon-sew-et, M a y. fair, both in the county of Middlesex, attorney a , fist. '• Aitlienbead, form, r 4 of Canna., row, We-vnintle., is the county of Mithileatri, brandy M41'644.4'4, Art lee id the Upper lainheth in the tiale4i alc l county of S.irrey, victualler, who 1111.., no the 1-. Airy February, le, 6, in custody of the Wanlen of His \i,j...ty's Filson Id the Fleet, in the Gaol or noon of the /.1..e4 sod, on the fOnt day of May la.t, was ie.. t... 1 'o to , custody of die MAI 0111 of hr K Beri.:ll I` , l. ;* on the 19•11, dry of May 134, was it b ar k, al ant now, and have continued torei ante, my lye - moral, a wiivtnier hi custody of the Warden of the lAA y ou , ' of thy Fleet aforervill. G-.otse Situp on, femierlv of the town of Portsmouth, in the county of Hants, and late of ,11, 111 the cocht, taf Stafford, gentlemen, who, nit the Ist day re h'ehr••••.e f . ai was in ennodi of the Sheriff of the ev,:nty of Staff 441, l the Gaul at Pi inn of Stallard, and on the Gab day of l.'s- Wow, last was re-mused to the co•:•aly ot the lalersh-lut the 'Cosies Behett Pr soil, uu tae 1 'tit day of 4 0 -1 k as v, was aahnsed :4, the rustutly of the Walden of Hi• M Pr Son of the Fleet ; and on the sails. ea. , remove', bizit t. tint cu•too • of this slid Mdrshall t on I afterwards , at the 14th day of May was ienio,e.4 back to, mod a i, now, an d ever o nc e have bee.., confined its His OW .riajestra PIM* o: the Fleer. MEETINGS OF CRUM rules A I' GUILD,' 1'.T... Tu 'soapily M. S. Stephens and John CA.ur, broad streLt,Chtap. side, London, warehousemen 3 i William Skinner., Eawl,,c, Greenwich, K v c tir•ller . • 913 William Wen and Richard Jack n,, R um-strew, S reel 1014 .1 s- •us . . tl3 R.Ol r.l En.ck, tiloi.eil.ear et. :•• x, tato! . '2 11 (horse Monis. Deaki, Suite., .1 latore lIJ INVI..FtaDS William Smith and John Aald.at, Paewoate Myra', Law ' • • • It %lon iy. lwe of R utast, Delbyslih-. noes 10 Ge , ge Bonito'', I of C aninc.cross.•4:lllelest. cn eh ',liming, hit new of Piiekviea.hill, La t Sada, , Mrrttmd, (seine, . . • . 19 Wiliam Cocataill, Ludgate Ind, Le doe, linen. drawer • 12 • Abraham Branilmi„ Cowls str,t, Nloori?:As, mustard-MmlafacTort . G Pain,. Brom •ta.,, Kent, b.o.h.e • 1.1 Jnlw MAMA, Gr•l'S tin, Lane, oit an 4 e..lenrows , . 111 CF.RTIFICA I FS Ogle, Picks clk, W. 1.1 ire, E.. 14 n . Ann Ilebetclium, Faishein. ••. 1 1 0 e PRICF. (IV S n sebo, SA lUK 0 . I S per Ceiit Kr/dived 3 per . Crut Consols • I, 211 4 "er • voiti n.,, ii 5 per C •vr. Navy ' 941 54 • 1....0g Annuittri - lo I$ thuntoin 1.0, iSo ~is . is 111. die. Exch./ tier li Ils 1 1 ..et.ii LoVery T , ekut. l9l 154. Consols tot Att. 26 T. DISH, 91 ek-brokor, No. •, Casseisill.ond 9, Chminresess. Id I , }l Sl4 Kh:11, Awakell4 1111110 Go*. Debentures., 5 Ar P. 9 0 • COURSE. Of EXCHANGE, Avo. 22. krzaterclarn ....:i6 9 gC. Gen ..4 .. Ditto at Sight .. d6+ Venice GO sae* e Rotterda... ...... 11 9 '.? U Lntion 6l • Ifroutpt.gn S4 5 ?V.I. Oporto. r.l. Altnna Part. 1 day's data.. 24 1 Cork 13 Use.. .. 14 02 U. Derision. 1. S. IL reirdoasix 24 Portugal Gold in Cots CA, —in ,ape , and liars ..es o s. .•• =ma Data ‘1a4.111 -in 'slim how DoLari .... •••• 5 S Ditto - -... Ililtina . - •••• •—• Leghorn SI I ' As..• f the Rank ot i-iettaac. Naples 11.41 in on I.nnd.,n (An. 111.) RellA t on Lon lnn July 25 )• •• • Belau on Dublin ( Dettu) • 3,1 6 days. • MARRIAGE. Last week, at St. Medico': Church, Plymouth, by the Rev., J. Gandy, Admiral Boger, to Mr.. Drake, relict of J. Dials", ksl DE kTHS. Wedneolay sinn'isht, in the 27th year of her are, snrereig and desetveilly rev-tted, Hannah, tl,e daughter of Mr Wright, a consideiable bhp-I:smith, at Weireha.n, sear Stoke. Ferry, Norfolk It may be truly said, she died of a blotter" heart, leaving an rniant sun, and ritsconsalate parents, to lament her lots The death wf th:s unfortunate you• g woman wands on record at a wooing to the fair sex, against the allutenrein and deceit of young men On Honda, seniiipt, Mos. Peet, of Edo&ltnn, She was returning from Nottingham market the prised.ng evening, and lost her life by a drunken monster riding tin:- ously along the road, who literally rode his horsy over her, 1..1 which her head was crushed in such a dreadful manner assw eseeasters he, death the newt day, On Wedneadar, Use Rev. John Weddred, Vica r -of Sr• john Rr ntst, in Peterborough, and Minor Carlow .4 04 1 Cattle teal, both of which are in the gift of the Lord Rfsl:ol` of that Diocese. Mr. Wedd.etl was also a Magistrate fee the wake of Petertonnligh. leat'lY. Mr. Solent Rromhearl, late of Stamford. He was on Ins passage, and within one day'" nil of New York. vr l . - .r lie arid another pe,m; arnprApi.otly attempted to bathe, and both jumped Out of the CA'/111 window —The later was sated with great difficulty, but the fwinPr never rose again. • On Werintsdry night, aged 2f, Mr Joho Steam'. of ro gue, near Stamford, farmer. The C. 114, of this young many untimely death is scarcely lea ritylorable them the Cln.e. quence He was assiting reaper', on ruby 14 't• and urging them to cot as much corn that night as tins light would permit, wnen mole of them refused to work tour., end one of them, by his insolence, vo incensed Mr. Simon, as in induce him to strike him; upon whirls, strewn of * 1 ( Who was aims erpoloyed in the held) immediati Ie "track Mr• hisaon a violent blow at, the +lle of the head, smith a wltrat , ' hook ; sad , aahrn, ak he had on a 'prong hat, Cie sto - aPmil penetrated the %kn.', and Ise died, 1.1 consequence, on the 4.1 aborearnentmiled, leaving a *Mow (who as pregnant) and five small child:an, to bewail the love of as etcrell. sit Whilst d and father. The ',Smiler (John IVaird, of tla soon), is ca,c mitted td leter.t ough g CaLtillses iiirsoesi sat on the body, sod 'Aerated a vepii..l of Ihy•I 11.4 - dae spans' him. a HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, At I. ND)N Bh 11, "• Idere• • SO min. 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