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r NAY IL ISTI'LLIGLNCE. 1 PORTUtOlilti, PLS. 10. Arrivt-d the Piece r i . Wales, of 98 guns, from Plynoth ; A.imital Douglas has shitted his flag to her. Also the Ike, frigate, Capt. &tiling, from th- West Indies; *be sailed from Jamaica, with e , - convoy. hot none 0# them arrived with her ; she lost every Officer, except the Captain. since she has beet. ' in the West Indies, by the ye low fever. Dropped down so St. Helen's, the Polvphernat, of 64 guns, on • nt A..miral Dougl is% .quads n ; the Plv.triuni, Prier, of Welea, ilehili.!, Fait/par:nay, and Crereerre, rem on at St Helen's. Sailed a convoy for Cork, with the Arens sloop. The ildlqsaml.. , t Sa gnu*, has made the signal for a convoy to the East Indies. The dock-yard cotioneaced paying, for the last quarter, vris moriring. The amount to be paid ts greater than on any former occasion. Phis twornirv, font seamen belnagicg to toe .4tia nraal, were flogrd round the snips in the harbo•::, terr.4oserting, with a boat belonging to that ship, in 'the coast of Holland. They received 303 lashes Ouch. T•LMOI.7TII, TM 8. Art d the bark HP derfeld, Capt. John Bruce, from ' 1 , ristol, bound to Oporte,laden with iron, &c. lea one of the fleet under convoy of His Majesty's skip sada; the Wariseray, Jones, from Lonrinn, for Swiss= ; and the Haute, Omay, from Green ock, fdr Lisbon. Sailed the Fretrh ship privateer, Prinre Murat, for Plymouth ; Kitrgsseart, Blackby for Dover ; and the Edward, Power, for Lnnden.—Wind Westerly. TORBAY, rata 9. Arrived, this morning, from Plymouth, the late de Paris, Admiral Cornwallis; also the Ifibernta and a brig. Arrived the Cepoor armed schooner, with the loss of her boom; and the London packet, from Tortola, having experienced a heavy gale of wind, in whi g. Capt. Pitt, with the fall of the guns, had his leg and foot crushed to atoms.—Wind W.N.W. DEAL, TM 10. Sailed the Ki'r sloop of war, and the Valeretts praam, on a cruise ; and the (Merlin sloop of war, with a convoy to the Northward. Came down from the river, His Majesty's ships Dorret and Faint ; Lxd Cootirreazi, and the ;Palmer Goole, bound to the blast Indtes ; the Laudon Parker, M'Dougall, for Philadelphia ; and the Otter, Phil. lips, from 1%13W York. Arrived the rriter sloop of war, and the Drspersie gun-brig, fr^m a cruise; and remain in the Downs with the rest of , the snips as per last. Arrived, and saiied for the river, the Wiliam. Ackworth, from Lialsou ; Irir, Batley, from Deme rara ; Lates,M.ti:P., from St. Kitt's ; Apollo, Brown, from Surinam ; P1.,11, Danly, from Grenada ; So re'.'jn, Maley, from Tobago, and several other vessigs under convoy of His Majesty's ship Beau/ire, which Tema's. Arrived in the Downs the brag Cicero, —, from Chepstow, Listen with timser, Etc. bound to Dept ford dock-yard; she was taken by a French priva teer, and re-taken off Farleigh, after a chase of three hours, by the MoJkzle gon.brig, Lieut. Simmons!, Commander; also arrived the Perenoo, Capt. Len eon, from St. Kitt's, laden with sugar and wive, tround to London ; she was captured early this morn -1.4 off the South Foreland, by the Reflace. Dutch lugger privat:er, and recaptured by the Jackellgun brig, Lieutenant Stewart, Commander. SCARBOROUGH, res. A. Paned by the B,rsfee sloop of war, with a feet of transports under convoy from the Elbe, which sever they left un Wednesday last.—Wind.W.N.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. (ja s'e'en Fes. ty the Cumberland, Pearce, frinas the kern Plata; Hokin, Shaw, front Stockholm ; Memory, Daniel, f , eint Limerick; Newes-tle, Stand, (trim Houduias; Cere., Wadded, (min Charleston; Navigatio, Purdy, front Smyrna ; Anra Sophia, —, 1, 0 ,n St. Anders; Wits, Hales, front )uVOI; Dolphin, F,a.er; erd the Dop. Army., —, rnion St. Michael's; Young Jacob, Batter, form Wirileatis; Rambler, Carter, irodi Limerick; Dick, Rn. bens, from Cork ; Mitts Catharma, Ohm St. Andero; Vine, floghee; and the &netts, Hest, boat Newry. Sailed the Packet, m.D n uzal, for Philadelphia ; Oars, (Necker, from New Yolk ; Endraght, larEen , Lir Bremen ; Z alust, Ouseiland; and the Aurora, Michelson, for Imbilen. ARRIVA L. At Cuwem.alie Teo Irnrieilds, b own, fmm Demerara. At kainsgirte—the Pstriotism ; from Seville. At Lirertorui.—!he Mother Brown, ismell,ifrom Charleston; Mertion, front Newry ; Retriese, lirackburn; and the Victoria, fioni Triirr.lad; Fsthur, loner, from Riga; HarMieit and the 11 , 1ert ules, Anderson, from Dentate; earobndge, Corrill; and the Diana, Mann, from Jautan a. At ilfraronitie—the Favourite. \Vray, from Jamaica. O Kinsole--tms A mphlon, George, frnm ditto. stlSaltenmalre—the Gartliland; and the Mary Ann, Smith, Iron, Clyde. At Water:ord—the FAIRS., Smith; and the Alert, Smith, from London. At Cork—the Chester, Parry, from London At Lnridooderr! , —the Favoiirste, Giey, from Dantaic ; and the Witheln.ina Charlotte, ..---.., from Aliesnt. At ithosol—the Henry, from Lisbon; and the Hope, _ . , Gthert.fgorn Bela:Anew.. „ At B Ifas , —the Aurora. Borns, from New York. At Berbtre—the Ilarinnt, Greenwald, from Liverpool ; and the North St .r,—, horn Newfoundland . At Deorera•a—the Se!eroo, —, from ditto; Derner,a, htlo, iron, I...yr:Fyne.' ; Doke of Kent, —, hews the CI) Ilk ; MAO(. 8.11 f ,. It ; end the E:eneo, —, ho np Aftgat. At Nerrarr-tire H.111u,,', —...., hunt did*. The SI, Andrew, —, from Charleston, for Amste-dani, is stranded in the Tesel. The kroltiono, from I,iv! - ..rpbol, for the\Vest Indies, bu best' on shore near Matta ford, and must unload to-re air. The Ron and Eliza, from Liverpool, i. condemn ed as Nevis. • The Linfola,Bavtorr, from Jamaica for London, has put into Milford, having been on shore. The Privy, of North Shields, and the *View:, -- of tilaken4, are on shore on the coast of Liat cOlnslaiie, and it is feared will be lost. ' A hater from Chatham. dated February I I, says: a' A party of Royal • hlazines are to embark to morrow on hoard the Rerolatila I, at Long Reach. 01 Thursday, the vessel bclolgiug to Mr. BROWN, of co . 41 4 o. was chased or Dalai/emu, by a Vr4 • kftle. The crew of the vessel Laid - ' -,m avoid the shot. As Islr 8,.. ,.. il 4 i f, I *to , cm \ -7ti o e bowsprit, it was &battered • , 16• ,a 'Lill franicAtie 7 . eniany. The privateer, being a • • •Wrl,Ss`coveitel gottafc into Ramsgate." Ili.- LORD ERSKINR. The following is the reply of lord Chant.,llor Erskine, to the Address from the Gentlemen of the Mr of the king's Bench, presented to him on Sa turd:iy " GILNTLISILIC-11 emn•,t evtrets erh.t I felt *pm reeri.- ing your Artt..., ;mad what I ruust ewer feet upon the :mut lection of it " I can originally into the profession under rest disadvan tem....Bred in military life, a total stianger to the whole bar, not entitled to expect any favourable reception from similar habits, or precious *riendshipsioomy sudden advancement into great business, before I could rank in study or in learning with :niters, who were my seniors also, was calculated to have lire dared, ra C.14#011 minds, nothing but prejudice and disgust. flow then can I leek back without gratitude, upon the unparalleled liberality and kindliess which for 27 years! uniformly experi enced amongst you, and which 1 feel a prided* well as a duty in acklowledging, alone ena!thdune to surmount many painful difficultic,,, and convertA what would otherwise have been a onidition ol oppressive labour, into an uninterrupted enjoyment f ..ase and satisfaction, lam happy that riot partiality has given mi. the occasion of putting upon record this ju.t tribute to tit- chtra.ier and honour tit the FN LISM Him. My only merit has been, that I was not insensible to su much good ness; the perpetual 4114 iirensuble impulse of a mind, deeply affected by innumerable obligations, could not but produce that behaviour which you have so kindly and so pulrikly re. warded. I shall for ever remain, Gentlemen, Your offeelionaie a•.d faithful Ituuede Servaut, Lincoln's-iaals-641,15, Feb. 9, ithdi ERSKINE. ADMIRAL LINOIS. .-...1...-- The last overland dispatch has brought some new particulars respelling this Admiral. An Ame rican ship, which entered the Bay of Bengal, in No vember last, reports her having fallen in with Li neis's ship the Abrengo, off the Laccadive Islands, in the preceding month. The Marenso fired a gun with ball, to bring her to, under a suspicion, as they after wards learned, of her being an English vessel. On heaving up, they were strialy interrogated respell ing their cargo, destination, and whether titey had fallen in with Sir Edward Pellew's squadron ? They were then compelled to furnish various articles of which Linois stood in great need. The crew of the Marengo had been informed of the death of the Go vernor-General, and expressed a hope that war would be rekindled in the Southern Provinces, in the event of which they should find friends among the natives on the coast. The American vessel learned that a serious mutiny had broken out on board the Mereego, which required all the address of the Admiral to quell. Some of the mutineers had been put in irons; but, on consulting the general temper et the crew, who began to question the authority of their Com mander, they %vete relerNed, and cajoled wit:, flat tering promises (.f gre.:t hooey from the capture of some of the next homes „&bound Indiarnen. Eit.ra9 of a letter from a,. :ifficer on board the Carl ie Men East Indianian, to his friend, neat Gloucester, dated Madras Roads, Atigu,t IS:— '‘ On the 7th of August, the weather clearing up, after a squall which had continued all dal, we de scried to windward three stranga sail, bearing - N.E. standing. towards the fleet. We were, ten sail of I odiamen, nnder convoy of the /Pe/the/in, of 74 guns, Admiral Tanusainur, who immediately made the following signals in succession, viz. an enemy in sight—to prep ire for battle—the fleet to make all sail a-head—and to close and steer N. N E. We inst.:ntly cleared ship, and piped to quarters. At 5 p. m. two of the strange sail came up with our rear ; when we descried them to be the Marengo, of 84 guns. Admiral Lisolis, and a laige French fri gate. An engseinent then commenced, but did not continue long. A brisk fire, however, was kept up on both sides; and many of their shot passed over, and some very near our ship. The ekvider 14nd, Gave, and Adarral, were the only vessels that suffered ; the two latter lost one man each. The enemy kept to leeward the whole time, 'and sheered off in a squall. They left one ship astern which we suppose was a prize, as she slid net come into the engagement. Abdut 9 p. m. we saw them bearing on our lee-bow, about three miles distant. They kept in that position till about ten, when they crossed our fleet to windward, joined the ship they left astern, and held the same course all night. At 6 a. in. Admiral "FROUSItIDGE ordered the Prey:an, nesonslure, and Morningtom to pass within hail of him, and prepare for battle, as at this time the ene my were bearing down. At half past 8, LiNois hauled his wind, and kept at the distance of 7 or $ miles all day; but, during the following night, he sheered off, and we saw nothing more of him. He was, doubtless, not a little disgusted at the reception he met with from a fleet, the immense, value of which he had alone contemplated, without taking into the calculation the inherent valour of British seamen, whether they are doomed to assert the naval renown, or to defend the commercial pro perty, of their much loved conntry! The whole of the convoy are now safe in the Roads." The following extra& from the letter of J. WEST, a sailor, on hoard the Btitaunic in the memorable battle off Trafalgar, is a proof of the warm work that took plate on board that vessel I am sorry to inform you. I am wounded in the left shoulder, and that WILLIAM HILLMAN was killed at the same time. The shot that killed him and three others, wounded me and five more ! Another of my messmates, THOM As Cans • v, was also killed; they both went to their guns like men, and died close to me. Cnosnv was shot in three places. Pray inform their poor friends of their death, and remind them, that they died at the same time as Nzesos, and is the moment of victory I Remember me to all my relations and friends, tell them I am wounded at last, hut that I do not much mind it, for I had my satisfaelion of my enemies, as I never fired my gun in vain; I was rue to hit them, I killed and wounded them in plenty. Should have written you sootier, but the pain in my shoulder would not let me." IVesr, the write, of this letter, and Hit L UJAN, were both from Leaves; and CAOSIIIr, from the perish of Beddingham, near Lewes. There were I ttcly apprehended in the town and Peigh4ourgood of Stozkport, by that oli v e di cer . Mr. W. khowtzs, no less than twenty-two boys, twelve of whom were last week committed to Ches ter Castle, to take their trials at the ensuing assize ; the oldest of this number, we lament to say, is only sixteen, and the youngest eleven. Such a nurnerutis ~o•ang of depredators , of such an early age, we be lieve, is without a parallel, and the crin.es alleged against them are of considerable magnitude, such as pocket-picking, shop r c itiag, &c. CONSPIRACY AT TRINIII,M. We have heen favoured , vith still later partieulare of the insurrefirm in Tair.idad, in a letter from a Gentleman high in office there, to his friend here, dated Dec.l9, of which the following is an extras : •t We had nearly experienced a rebellion of the Negroes here, and a general ITI43SACTO of the Whites. which, had it taken place, would have involved .11 the Windward Islaed' in general devastation. The explosion of such - a volcano here, as well as at St. Domingo, would have completely overwhelmed, not only the Ilritish, hut all the other colonies. We have arrested several flee Negroes; from St. Do mingo, who were banished by Colonel P;aml, but were afterwards suffered to return. 0e of the Kings, or Emperors, a Negro save of Shand's estate, has this Jay been executed in the Square in town. To-morrow, six others of the Ronal Dy nasty take their leave of this world ; and the se verest scrutiny is making into the views and ohieets of these nefarious conspirators. Colonel John Gloster discovered the plot in the valley where he is Commandant, and made immediate communi cation of it to the Governor, who sent a strong de tachment of regulars, in the dead of the night, and took all the conspirators into custody. Their uoi. forms and standards were found concealed. The Council has had a permanent sitting of eight days. Mr. Ilegorrat has singularly distingni.hed himself, by his great aftivity, labour, and talents ; and the unwearied sol:citude and precautions of our excel lent Governor, General lieslop, are aL.nve all praise. The proj•fls of these scoundrels were, to get pos session of all the white men, and grind them in Mr. Shand's new windmill, and they were to cast lots for the white ladies. Not a child was to have es caped their fury. The plans of these monsters. have, fortunately, been completely frustrated, and no injurious consequences are now apprehended." On Monday se'nnight, the annual meeting of the Dock Ccmpany was held at the Guildhall. in Hull; when the accounts fur the year 1805 were audited, and the sum total to be divided, &dared to be 1.1221. 14s. or 7 1. 15s. 10.1. Fer s!%..re, upon 155 *hares ; in which number are included the five new Proptictors admitted in the last year. PROM LIST Nielf l'S GAZETTE. PART4r.RSHIPS DISSOLVED. P. Heselton and O. It p.ton of Great Ayton, in Cleeeisio , in the county wi York, rneuu4cturers of liuen cloth. Noe 11101 Daniel Hewon, Thomaa PArkrn, and John Bune•, of m oual.rturne.... Jan _29, 1806. Richard Fora gad W.lliam Cuthbert, of Gainsborough, in the countvof Lincoln, sonit-iierdiants. Dec. 6. ISO, Thomai R.iperan.l Thomas Roper, of Bishopsgat ;- street. London, builders. Feb 10, 1o.;G. T:ionsa. Williams and Jam., Rohm°, of No. 254, Oxford street, eolehmakers 2N, 1805. Jti.nathan Chambers and William Bartle!, of Wakef.e'd, iu the county of York, dyers. 0.4.12,1805. . . Itahert Livestry, joist and John %Yardley, of Oyer Darwen tin county of Lancaster, calico-pram -1E Jan. 24. IsoB .' BANKRUPTS. Daniel Sash, late of th- cat of Ovrtrd, upholder, dealer, ani enapruan, to surrender, FL b. 20, 21, 2.4 March 2), at e!..fren, at the Angel Inn, in the city of Witted. Attorneys, M.. Robertson, 01lerd, and LAC and Mummer, Gray'. lon-'.:ne. Lode: Pii,kett, of the ci•y of Oxfo.d, looney .c-ivener, dater anl zha o man to saccades, F.b. 20,2 J, and March 25, at clevuo, at the Liget Inn, in the city of Oxford. Attor neys, Mr. 11.4t.estson, Orford, and Mea.rs. Rae and Mutt nings, Gr.it's In. -vinare. John M.inn'ain, late oftl.wwell-vtreet, bit sow la His Ma• je [TN prism of Nomtvt,•, straw hat manufatiurer, to surrender, Fcb 15,22. and N1.1,,h '25, at twelve, at Guildhall, hondou. Attorney, Mr. Fl:zprild, No. 1, Leman-street, Goodman's- Abraham Harslet!, aril John Robinson, the younger. of Brad.Ord, in the county of York, woolstaplers, dealers, and . chsnmen, to surrender, Feb. 24, 25, at the Talbot 1, 111, in Bradford, in Vic county of York, and March 25, at twelve, at the house of Mr. Itrbert Beicher, the Sun Liu, Bradford. kttnrneye., Messrs. Rhodes. Cook and Handley, Clerkenuell, London, and Worn. Hailstone and Bentley, Bradford. Robert Thomas, of Cowbridge, in the county of Clam:wren, shop keeper, dealer, end channian, to ounend,r, F e b 24,25, and March 2S, at eleven, at the house oi James A n d ers ,,„, called the Nush Tavern, Com.street, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Morgan and Livett. Bristol, and Mr. James, Gray's Inn slime, London. John Hickey, of the city of Worcester, carrel', gilder, and eablitehmisker, to mrreirder, Feb. 27, £B, and March 15, at twelve, at the Hare and H. do Inn, in the Parish id St. Michael, hi Bedwarilioe, in the county of Worcester. Attorneve, Cardsll, Hallward, and Spear No. 14, Gray's fun, Louden; and Mr. Saunders, Si lhory, Worcester. ' Abraham Horsfall, of Bradford, in the c.runty 1 , 4 York, woo:stapler ' to surrender, March 4,8, and 35. at eleven, at thz home of Mr. Robert Belcher, the Sun Inn, in Bradford Attorneys, Mr. James Lambe,t, Hatton-Girden, London ; and %Ir. Richard Lambert, Bradford, Yorkshire. Charles Evans, of Nantwich, in the miry of Chester, shoe. maker, to surrender, Feb. 24, 25, and March 25, at eleven, at the house of Arthur Edge, the Swan, in Whitchumh, in the County of Salop. Attorneys, Mr. Knight, in %Vhitchurch ; and Messrs. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Famish's Inn, London. Julio Holland, of Gray's Inn-lane, oil and colon wan, dealer anti chapman, to surrender, Feb. 19, flt, and March rr, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, (deur'. bL.ndford and Sweet, Kitiet Sench-walk., Temple, London. Howard Spicer, of Walden in t. .e county of Essex, maltstor, dealct and chamnan, to surrender, Feb 19, March S , and at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Metes. A am, J. Weston', Fettelturcli-snwt, London. _ _ Mariann Keatch, of Merton, in the count/ of Surrey, ca lico-printer, dealer and chapwoman, to surrender, Feb. 18. 25, and Mach 25, at one, at Guildhall, Londan. Attorney, Mr. P. U. William, Austitt-friars London. Edward Rawson, late of nalbroi, in the county of Lincoln, Curlier, dealer sad chayman, to siorend:r. Feb 24, 85. and March 15, at eleven, at the While Hart Inn, in the hail of Lincoln in the county tgLinculn. Attorneys, Mr. Pudlion, above I 11, Lincoln y and John Spencer Ifoens, No. 1, !few Wdlum Wicks, of N0..197, Ourind-ttreet, In the county of MICUiIeSeX, tailor, tn•urrenter ' Feb. 19, March 11, and SS, at eleven, at Gulldhall, Lnrickin. Attorney, Mr. Meymott, Chsrliitte.street, Slackirios risid, Lawton. Jaya, Honey, of Sittiognourne, in tM county of Karst, woollen-draper, dealer and chaprnan, to aerrinader, Fab. 1111, 25, and Marcia 4), at twelve, e Guildhall, Lead:M. Alto nay. Mr. Aims, 0;d Jewry, Lotion... . - - - Robert Guy, , of Seran-yard, Shereditch, in the comity et Middle.ea, •Ituallet, dealer aad chaplain, to surrender, Feb 15, 22, Math 25, at ten, at tfuildAall, London. Attest tic:, Jir Hughas Kit. Sancti Wulks, ,j,lirS Pepper., of s.hhops Hatfield, in tint county of Hirt Cird, linen-draper, dealer and Chapman, to atirienJe., F,b I!, dr, awl Witch 2), at twelve, st Guildhall, London. Attor. ner, Mr. Mile, Ho!born, Loudon. Thomas Satterthwatte, of Manclinter, in the county of Laneast-r, merchant, dealer and chapnian„ to siirren.ter, M. - eb .3, 4, and Y 9, at the Spread Flash" Leq in 4anch,,ter, in the cohory of Lencaoer. Attorney., Memo Sharpe and F.ccle.., M..telteater and Mews. Milne and l'auy, Old deuty, Witham Parr, late of Lower Shaded!, in the of lidllotex, coot:, W turresidcr, lab. 19, at tett, :41, an/ -; ~ 114 meh A:1, at eh...en, at Chi'dll3ll, London. Att, r • °. Mr. West', C1.”...11..A 11111, IMOIII/11. I,ll*te , W..td, late of etnomudsee, in the county of Sum o , benwer, dean- , and ohs, man, to smnint. r, Rl•.. 19, atd . r ch urn, .11.11 Matt Is 2%, at toi. I.e. 'at Guildhall, d ot. Att,,rhers, !Ana ra. Sandy', Hutto. ad Trevinkt., eratte.court, Fla -I..tteot. Looks' Mums Aelin and Suit, sl,lbUty. 03.f0t DIVIDENDS Mart+ IS. John Con toe, of 11,trtOn, in the county of ?at lettlwarit. merchan t , at eleven, at G.+ldhan, Lnnd o n. . . Marla fel \Wham Bach, lat.: or Fleet-anreet, in the city of London, paoer.nainei, at eleven, at God:hien. Mania t 8 Elisabeth Birch, lee of Fleet street, in the city ul London, paper-starter, at eleven, at Guildhall March 13. William Marsh, late et Feet-strut, In the city nt London, naaeostainer, at eleven, at Guldhall. March 22. Thome* Edge, of Lairer Thaine....treet, in the cite of London, vittualler, deaer and ch.yurtur, .t two, at Apni 26. Andrew Peel Polemics and Andrew George Peur. tale., of Bowl-street-budalmus, in the city of leolidini, teen claims and eoparroe.s, at one at Guctlltall. March 4 James Hitchcock , Of Oxford 4re.t, In the county of Nfittlesex, ptctur.f drew, salesman, dater MA clap. nun, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March lea. Georg , Fletcher, of Worksop, In the county a t NMaiughatn, dealer and cha,auaati, at twelve, at G London. 'Starch 15. Dick Jean Vander Hoeven.-of Wita•Coutt, saint M try Axe, London, merchant, dealer and eta; -tut,, at at Gupdliell tfa•c!a 4. James Gough ' late of Chelsea, in the co unty of Middlents, career and gi lder. dealer tai chairman, at at GoAtiall, London. Mare:a 4. George B. 11.1•111, of Tasietoek-talace, in the p.eMh of Saint Pancras, in Ore county of Middlesex, stoueinesoaa builder, at twelve, at G0a1.% .11, London. 31:a•eli 3. Devonshee 11..1rnan IVilmott, lee of the eat? of Itri4 ul , ft...agent, dealer and chapnaan, trten, at the Rottener lay. an, Bristol. March 1 John Chepolo Tom, Into of N. *ton Rule?, within the partial of 141 r week, in the e , •totts. 01 Doron, gentlemear atertvener, at eleven, at the Ifore.e of John Wes. tan, the Clifford Arms, within the...reshot Cttl.lllVi, is the said smite., of Devo.i. M ~ cb to Will.ame, of Leigh, in th. county Palatine of Late...stet, ealailet-inaker, dealer eNaeeallefieli. at tea, st hielled A aiderson'a, the S , gai of tile Legs of Mau, us Preston, in the said county of Latit.eater CERTIFICATES.—%f •CI4 4. Thome Raine and Gm ge Mackey, of Gwmirich, is tote county of Xent, ship-oweenl, 141 anneal, d.ateria, men, and t,..;asartaiere. Paah.;.., of Copthall mutt, Taragnamt an street, in flat eon at London, broker, dealer and chapwan Peter George Clemens Robi wen, late of Liverpool, in the county of Larcener, meehant Richard Goom, 04-street, in the perish of Cal it tulle, is the county of fof.datllsetx, wart-maker, dealer aid C. 4 1 ,111217. Robert Henderson, late of 0111 std M 11, in tb.- pa eh of Bohol, in the county of Glooceste , , manuferlerer of chymical oreseastime, dealer aad eha lino, Andrew 31`Ewen, of Lair-flood, in the tr,•Nty of facie:aster, broker, auctioneer, dealer mid chapeau. MEETING OF OEM MRS AT GUILDHALL. TO-110R tow. 111 U. Timothy Sur,. Cha int.ern-e, Middles/qt. wiwt.me•^' sat 2 11 exi;:i.. OF ST )Ci:S, YE,l'hß:a.% w Bank Stock .. I per Cent. Rerlice 3 3 Per Cea,t. Cons 4 per Cent '9. NI 5 ptr Cr•nt. Navy 3 per Cent. Lo.altg ,..... NW, Long Annuities .. lrnoenal 3 per Cent.. I•npenal Annuities 6 1:1-16 9 Iri.b b per Cent 1,e1i.. Wrlds . Ss 44 prim. P:xch..quer 14114 Fegleh Lottery Trckets l9l. 19s. Consuls fer T islsii, Sto k-br-ker, No. 4, Cortikoll, and 9, Chains:crow. PRICE OF IRISH STOCXS—rie. 3. _ Coe. Ilebentures,9l per Cent. 7 Ai 15,ttn. 5 per Cent Grand Canal Loan, 6 :,cr cent. 491 COUR&E OF EXCHANa, ... a eltmet.renri .....6 5 2 l!. (j.,.......% 46 Vv. Tie. Dittn at bight .. SS 6 Venues. 5 Ditto. RotterAa.a ...... 11 16 IU. Li.bon • le 111.nntlqh 94 6 210. (Sport., 5ll Alton,. fart. 1 Day's Date 25 2 . Cork IS IS 15 6W. ere sloe. . I. 4. 4 Knunleasa Cant... . .. —is paper alai Kars Per OS. •••••• Ditta. ••7••• •• • 35 effect. t Nc w Doul•loons .. ••- -• 1.44 , 1 rid ..... ,• • • —in paper New Doaa,s .... 5 5 Ditto bilhna. 31 _ New Louis each .. .-..-..-. Leglll3lll ° Alti• on the Kaiak of Ituk.od Naples Dublin on London (Fe') S.) li Belfast on 1.00130 .tan. II) • • I Belfast no Dublin (Ditto ). 61 rlae , • 44 BISTHS On Thundav, the 6th instant, the Lady of Sir %Wham Ramsay, Bart. at his house, in St Anile iquars, Seutland, of a rm. At froinle, on the Sch inttant, the Lady of James Ford, Esq. ut Finhase!., Scotland, of a daughter. At S limufe, on tie ;:d irritant, hiss. Dalgloish, Scoe.craig, Scotland, of a ion. MAR RIAOE. Frills. fast, at Edinburgh, S.r Thomas Odium Careikhse. of Stow'', hart. tri Mum ',met Dumb's, 1 4,end demerit' of MajorAionerai Thomas Dendes, of Canon-haill. DE.%THS. A f w days since, at litrist..l, Mr. Young, bookseller, it Ch rist mas-ureet, iu that city. On the 29th ult. in the p..riih of Eottachy, Stutlowl, J amed 4 Gorden, a orioles of the worth of Secat'and. IP had beggm.l lll, bread fur a noodiar of yeast. On searching his heal e, th,•te wore found 321. sterlaug in silver, and 31. .ruling to corn coin, wrapped up in old stockings, and hid in Males in the HIGH WATER THIS DAY A r LoNuus *int .040 min. ahmt II I EvtA .... J mi....cte SALE BY A LCIION. ELIOIRLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, ALDERMAN PURY. Sy Mr MUNN, • At Gesrawaes, on 'VC ED 57.7, DA Y, ielereary 19, at Twelve, in Two Lots, with iitime.hate potcst.on, A Substantial Leasehold DWELLING HOOtE, and I.rge light VyAREHOL.SE, completely baud ep, innate Nu 44, A;dermenhury, and the House Ade joicog, bung No. 43, on the ground 6 1.4 of which It bleu a very convenient Warehouse Suck homes contain aoietinval of greet d.ineedic convenience, with try cellarsge, and si.ei..sed paved ir:rd4 behind. The name, No 44, is held for a tern) of 16 year.; and trim, No 43, far 11 gars. Tie re,,ta are re- Workably Few, and. es they are cu.sfiguonv, u e wt ate vice'il oancitute very desirable premises for a buns 5.4 rues. May be viewed, and Parneelan had M Mane end Parry, Solieitum, Old Jewry; of Meters. 5164111 sad S'..* ' Solicitors, of the same 44. int ; at Ginauvy's; and of Sir. Munn, ballbeeeik, near the loyal-Exchs.nee. ••••• _ LONDON :-:Print,d in G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Doke' C. rt, liow-street, Cowoot•Cioogen, a,.n Putalohed at tt Office, No S. Hark at tit. t I,oto.t's Church, ' rat by %V. S rucK, of No 7, hew 11 tiunt-attect, L.. A thders, .Ec. for th.s Paper, vent w We Var. Lrir7 • will be du:7 attead44 d 1 et Is ofi Am