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Uori trr 14 4er two strollers. Onus* breaking ;ad entering JatossVidlor, at Dorkiog. and cies of linen. The ptusnsees place on the night (the 22d of use was broken open Another to that night at the sane place. •ds sraccd into the Borotagb, I tber bud pawned the asticies eel hon.'. Dec th. ✓ivi for a.sitaiting and beating a cater. at P. alo^ Rya • of a silver witeb, and a parse s and some silver. Two wit. SAGA lying on the grow , sl. undord the prisoner, took him oaltias the pease, and attar * is a ANN aims 1 4- - • . • t: • • moats; with tha Margate. • the and and be that al them. ordered iota 9• j, and Lortjer Lon. s ship DOMMI A mom- S . and i remain in per last. D;res. 7. Friday, 'of six , she fell 100 men. at the fol bouro, end • cargo New New Nawfutnilland - from hence a fine carriage weretravelling on between Bugden and Bigg&swede ' the large trunks, which. were 'mapped *on behi nd the carriage, containing the whole of the town wardrobe ot his Lordship and another Nobleman, the servants being on the dicky box of the carriage, were taken away by some un known persona I di; robbery was not discovered till they arrived at Iliggleswade. Thursday morning, as a country waggon was passing through Brentford, a young man ot genteel 1 1 appearance walked after it, crying out, Met be heard the cries of his wife, and laid hold of one of the wheels. The waggoncr conceiving that he intended to rob the waggon, gave him in custody to a coo stalihr. On being searched, papers were found upon bins, which discovered some of his coenktions. who arc reepectahle people in the West of England.— '.ing MAW to be insane, Me was placed under the 14110 Perish OtScers, sill his friends are made W all 611111.1111111, • .... . . . ithlkb • fire a;odge who *liver lid be hid pet it. .The ease bring thane) meriy, tented,' h.wf found artily, Death.—The prisoner aeon blacksmith. or rise- - Mils a deserter from the horse artillery at Wool- celled. This man, ban- 'wick. stated, that he was a to, Joan Minis, alias !Ode, ores tried for stealing se- lad been long in the habit veral ba t w i ng,. opt Of a divollinghouss, sad found i came to him. On the Guilty—Death he married the Lady at Thoseat Miteiteil was capitally convided of sheep , according to his practice. stealing. stirins by the Lord Chief -ei.--,- , -,Ewmew•••• no written form of marri- SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ny books. 1 here were no the Marriage in question. lIUSTINUDION RACES. on the paper were David - II Elizabeth Howard. TUESDAY, Al/CUST 5. mesaid. he would not ad- 'Fifty Pound* fee three, four, and hoe year olds. Mr. Cilatiling's Merry Mud, $ pis old ' . . I 0 1 He asked him what he her. steoesee.l DOW, 4y is old . . 2 0 a coedit. His Lordship oh- Wtollti• A T. wo, like the stinting. did ray ts.uedi weight for ago. oth himself and the parties tar. Stapleton** Delphi', 4 peek! . . 2 1 1 I. Mr. Wilidiaii's Lea Bell, ditto . . .1 S 7 a marriage was irregular; TNIVISOAY. t, though it sulieiled the Tidy Pnuadit wrieht ter age. e unearstood, by the Scotch Mr. Williantes Slue Sell, 4 ) o old as of marriages. Alr. titapletatia Wont, 4 in uIJ. ." t cannot take yonr sm. .—...a.. f Scutlind t I must have it NO fTINGHANI RACES. recite, or one tit the Judges , . TUVAD4 • , AVO. 5. to doubt but a valid mini- HO Majet.** Kite of thOgs. lid all sem ina is valid any where i but mi. Andrews's Is c Fathom, 4i is old . .2 1 country must be certified. - Mr. T. C. aroviire.b c. Muw.tainftr, 4 yrs old I 9 are of chasaider, I will Tee MAjor Vitle••• •b. Vital . aged . 4 9 • sro Mr. SoloomOole M.C. Sue Adler, 4 yre old . 3 ii , ' Lordship permit the wit- SOL growl by the Morn." r. Pie the county, added to • Seirtrietaltorset $ a. eN h. tor J yr "Ids. he law r , IV friltwelr's tot. 4. tames, by S Pew . . 1 -- g• No, certainly net,. fill . fill . a.k.,.., v .,. Ad... b, • i, K w( . . a e Scott:Bad A from a tbb4cto. Mr. Poises h. r lA. Sue, hir heircnek • . 9 . Mr. T. C. Orionis% et. c. ho.r.lwe to Nl..iiistono . 4 . had. of course. waolitio 4 Y. id to the adion for sedudlon The teehtenen and Ginaienows plate of 3CI fur 4yr i Idr . S against Mr. James. Mr T.O Romaes b. a Motantateei-e . 1 i f ° , hor g at i oa 4 y tw ai n . sir W Musilukes ea. r Gideta. site to Cock. S igh ter 2 1.1 , 0e - se aM. shiphy I. q. tor. ale. Jalisrste's . In. e. lir Aram* . 3 ---ssa..—., articles the property of Mr. . OXFORD RACES. I servant, Was teund-a Wails •••••• ?near:ter, ewes= 7. Mill:meat for aum 61. /its bark dr Gin epi the Nee uf blarlbeisititi. The lOMAII Parry, ENV all Zekt 'Tmo-reile vests. og *stay saver Nickles, mi. 22 r. Ir 2 . 1 " 4 " 01 c- nr Psominow; T.lrse l2 • 2 1 Mr. oilleriAllee% Nrailles S stbar ratuabla articles. hi. Mr. hollow's faiuteth - 1, ti yr . • •. • 3 1 3 2 et tried on be second. Heehap she f mount* • 7to 4, and 2 to t before inane ia , meat was &deed for fe- iO5 Alae mfr let heat ;and 3to 1 upon Wm. Atte: arca rge ionsmity el irk from a lessil se len !*meson, alio am easy. r, the property of Messrs. iir=onsa 'gem, of Hnrsleydnwo, cola. 414 T.IL INTELLIGENCE. or witnesses were examined ~ ...2. . r --......—_ death pro ved the case, and POATSMOUTO, AUGUST S. . met Gasity. This morobig ' die !,500 troops, the mute etc scaly preeiollt to passim* , on- +Dori. as it has been foolishly called, for the Cal Transportation on has. oh- 9f Good Hope, under convoy of the Iteti.ta.., a lly p rove d to be one of frigate, and the Preeeyeote store ship, sailed frc Were,. who rob the met. St. Heflin's. with a ftne wind, for Plymouth ;al to y t ba t ha utt a a annua lly ;it the Earl tpearee, and Sir &althea Lositimitton F.; lacy to Wild an tu,s t eplary Indiamen, under convoy to the Westward, and c idea, Whlit . I:ke him, were ship joined from the Downs. yby a jurtrif their eorantry. Sailed His 'Majesty's ship raw*, report says, 64 ,N7o,ami. gad stok e order the fleet, hourly expelled from the Down., ` ma i nt ai ne d e t t h e =peace o f proceed on, and not put in here pt all. The I j rib w r en tried pa an WU& ' vies is appointed convoy for the Downs. 1, 4 en bi us . a Dams w o o l ' Capt. Butterfield ' s division of transport with t o r a gem a gs l e as o o ld to troops on board. which have embarked at Margo h arm.* eisprour, ileos4 is Nearly erpeded to arrive off this port, now i ....She said. that t se citly wind. is tome fair. The Gialpli Captain, a Amil l e st. the p: an d Ktesefte4er, have made the signal for sailing , a 1 - 1 M Wotkhouse o f Ike d a . only wait for them to appear in sight. It is I m ed. D av id: ac me,. b a yi ng hewed in the best-informed naval circles here. tl it itireiker is/ the pub m a w these troops will not go farther than Plymouth, Id. as be e g o tist. ~,, big though Sir John Duckworth is waiting for them. is rare 0 4 a nd g i g as n a s , The Queen's Iltegimirlt was suddenly order ro=l tasa mi e t r as a t bn from Southampton, _on Thursday ; they came ii to w e adlijas; thomiglibosobood yesterday. to be anabarked. liusri t tit s a= a rbed i ss e • WHIT 9 . fit:Owed Hit Majesty's ship' !Feve., Ave., a • tiot his mew. illicit . Mussnire. from the eastward ; Ssese(r and Leo Des, to C.*. go. I . from a cruises the Persewessee, &avers. from L DOI% 144 bed oatha march, doe. bound to the South Seas. Hie Majesty's el f Aver. tied In al*, of rag; Regisku has transferred her convoy for the Dos tra keep it. and Flowers most to the- lacifee bomb. His Majesty's ship Am:, I a division of the property. ae Caw is appointed mom for Cork. Wind S. 1 barn given to the nista, al- DIAL. •C0411,T I "eh Were shared at that ti m e , Arrived the Doris transport from Whitby; i was afterwas4 found, and ss. t h e s umer goa . hrto • . from a cruise; and remain each, of " awl the ' l r ituess the DOOM, wits the rest .(the ships. as per last, k, from the inebriated state wiled smoothing was done AWL S was Called to an account, and Sailed from the Downs this afternoon, the Der lion for the part die bad aded, mentor. Laciter, and E:Pir"i" bombs, with the ads bad 144 an t itoig tbs *b a ts , 0114tuest under command of Lieuts. Goodman isonors rettaoad Is. Td. and Cuckrane s and the outward bound ander con my would neither confess or for Portsmouth. a mais h ilied while the 04041 LIVIARIPOOL, AUG. 7 t h e rii tutu teat p m ein . The Rate! (late Mullion) arrived here on Frit d her &stet cotrObnrated from Africa and alarkswalv . afcee a passage of en. mai Jury fee " the weeks. Two hours and a half after sailing the in with a French privete.er, of six voted 100 a lawn was soya jp.,,,,,, Treace Whom she engaged for four hours; and on the omen, w h o are. e e l , twenty, lowing day the again engaged her for ix hours. ...a age. Twit , m od " Hi ; Ai beat her Sit.—Left there the sfliketseia, Pratt; cm half mold. red fur stealing two hampers. Capt. Reid, of the Mon, arrived here from I ea a white wine,. the property York, passed the Mister bineerth, Bennet, of I Lord Tentplftown, a t 04cit. Yak, gilt Jail" on the Banks of Newfiumallat was butler. The Prisoner had spoke the American ship Pm, Long, from h rt the wise ,to a neiehbenen for Baltimore, six days ow, in king. 161 with a wind. 4 4 of sendiftg h for ale to a IMMIIIIIIIIIMIIR. riallgOr.th• On itkpessage. it On t{tsdp N dsy evening last, while the can rated to the Prisoner, who was and senimies rd Kuisaiao wereeravellin; .14t14 for trial. He was fOlind their way se Smoked. OA the road between Sul -- - -. . .. and Biggksivode, the Woe trunks, which. - FrO It SATUltbilt Rica , ' Airs t.di STT . B. ..dillialderofre, .41.1g0a 9,1806. Copy of slow (sow the ILiatitt Honourable the lii, if St V vso.lit. IC. S. admiral sod Commander in Chief of Hl* WM ei Elia ellaPklllid is the Clan eel , S o undings, dm to Waists ansiceo I.e i, . amid on board His Majesty's Skip ILWI II ibernia, tal Wheat, the Mis instant. Stn-1 have great gdowerre in transmitting the accompanying letter's:ma Captain Keats, with its inclosure from Captain R. D. Oliver. of His Ma jesty's ship the Mars, whose perseverance and judg meat enabled him to capture a fine French frigate, in the face of her three consorts, of equal force. I am, Stc.• ST. VINCENT. MY LORD, Superb, August 2, 1906. I have the honour to inclose your L •rdship a let. ter from Captain Oliver, of the hears, stating his chace, from the sqoldron, and captu•a of Le Rhin, a fine French frigate, on the 2811 ultimo, with which he i, just returned ; and I lament exceedingly that the Mars could not he kept sight riche night of the 27th, as it would, &mistiest, have led to more im portant success. I hate the honour to he, &c. ( ',.gri. I) R. G. KI:•TS. The F.Lirl of St View.', 11C 8 A Inkiral and Commander iii Chief, &c. Ire. See Mao, at 9.. e, J de 29, 10011, Lit 45 Der. 9 Min. SIR, N l.in n 4 Deg. 3' Niurt..at .."111. I beg leave to arquai -I. . on. that I c,•.i.intied in pursuit of tour of the enemT's frigates the night of the 27th irorAlit ; ilfilungli I lost sight of them, as also the squash a is..J:r your command, soon alter it was dark, except the Africa, wici xe saw u itil ahour eleven o'clock, on the lee qnarter, when she was observed to hunt some false fires. We steered about a l iturit free the whole night, with a light in the st, rn, at:lading to the southward, and carried a press of sail ; I was induced so to do, fr.= observ ing the course the enemy's squadron was steering when first seen, and judging that it would increase their difficulty of getting to leeward of es; it had that effea most fully, fur at daylight yesterday morning, they were discovered precisely on the same bearing as on the previous evening, though at a greater distance, except their sternmoef ship, which we appealed to be gaining on ; this induced the French Commodore to tack with his three headmost ships, and join her, and formed in line of battle on the larboard tack, I thought, and hoped, with a de termination to try the fortune of war, which was '.what every one on board the Mars most anxiously ithed ; but, after making some steals, about ee in the afternoon he made off with three fri tes, the other continued her course under an ex ordinary press of sail, and finding that she was the only one that we had gained on during a chace of one hundred and fifty miles, and the day far spent, I still kept after her till six o'clock, when, in the 'that of a violent squall of wind and hail, we were nging upon her lee quarter ' • after the first shot. e suuck her colours, just at the moment our broad ' ' e was Amu to open on her. She proved to be .1.. e Rhin, a very fine French frigate, of forty-four ns, 18-pounders, on the main deck, and three unshed and eighteen men ; only four years old, :untended by Captain Chesneau ; the squadron • as commanded by Monsieur Lamarre Lameillerie, In the Hortense, with the Hermione and Tbemis fri tes9 on their return from Porto Rico. Soon after Rhin had surrendered, on the squall clearing ay, the other three frigates were seen standing the south-east; and I regret that the weather, • hitt has yet prevented our removing more than mew purse of the prisoners, made it inapraaicahle for e to them further. I cannot conclude witb , out expressing my admiration of the condua of every Officer and man in this ship, daring a ehace of twenty-four hours, against so superior a force, with very bad weather, and incesiant rain; several of our sails were split, and replaced with alacrity; and, is 'short, had the remainder of the French squadron gaited our approach, flans the great zeal manifested 'by every person on board, I have no doubt but nor efforts would have been crowned with complete suc cess in their destru:tion. 1 I have the honour to he, &c. Roe. Denier Otavaa. To Captain Rests, of His Majeaty's Ship Superb, ceturnaading a detached Squadron, &c. kc. itc. P. S. The Rhin hove overboard in the chace six of bee quarter-deck and forecastle guns, and a bower anchor. lIILITART PROMOTIONS. War-011iee, Astral 9. 2d Regiment of Maven Guards—Cap our George Morris, fmm the J4th Foot, to be Captain of a Tray, wee Diekbon, who *lochs el ges. Lieutenant Mohan .loorna to be Captain of a Troop, without Patellas.. - • ........nn-.Cornet Charles Lewis Phipps, by Put, TO be chase, site Pringle, lAN Mine. Cornet ;ohm Hama, lea the 4 )01 Light Dragoons, by Pur chase, vice Washed* mho retires. Cornet Charles Sahaft PerChM*. To be Corasb.ellosepet Illsetaethey, Gent. without Per- Chave. 4th D.tio--Lieolobeat Timm. tweet, from the Std Foot, to be Levier" willeuel Pemba*. tee Regime* of Noe GeatesEntign William Miller to be Lament" by Purchase, vice G. A. Cooke, who retire.. %Sas Regiment of Teet.g.Majnr Jeremiah O'Keefe, from Co lona Satins's Regiment, to be Major, vice Stegall, who vmwelninges. Ma.yrGeneral Ramsay* Reglaseett--3nmet Lieutenant-Co lonel Gentle Stewart, from the SSth Foot, to be Major, vies Mortice, appointed to Cntonei &tittle's Regiment. Colonel Sailhe's Regiment—Maov Charles Morrice, from , Major-General Ram my Re imen t, so be Major, vice O'K). - 'he Shit' . I Brevet—) land, Wand OA cad I Force. Caina.tt Menem. in the Arm,. Lieutenant and Adjotant at MIIIIIV.Ite, to Meatier ft.. Climb lai.7 Volaitteara.—John ewe But John NW teamed. Ruud /314•20*. Mapr R oe Ca I radi Second F.ret • a.. SarelA LAW, ,j-ii.ticotral Readers Kopment, to lee otalor. vice (We, appohned to the 3)th Font. , Engaai, 1. ttery Tickets.. lt ISe. rt—Niajor-Qtneral the Light Honourable Thomas !dais. Consols for d, to be Lieutenant-Gemini to the Army Nerving of the 'r DISH, don't leredawy .04 of Ceylon. N. , 4, C. , nhilt. at.' It. IShartAree - rAL ... tel Curies UM* to be a Iltigadlar.Goemul to the said ISIR lac NYS, Iltl Alexander Campbell, of the Slat Foot, to be Major HZ " . 11 6 ".." d eZ.. "1 " 9 34 , u in". arnou.4. Lhn "" s " """ 8 " . "I ' 11411. i*, of • 11.,11 and I. tr. the Army. te;1;;;;I. and Adjntant Charlet Worth, of the Cavilry Depot MARRI WE. Maidstone, to have the rank of Captals in die At r.y On Tburaler last, at St. Minya, Lambeth, th. Rea Choke • ins•yard Voluitteera.—John Molds', leg. ee be Cimino, Gardiner, 0 D Eater of !tattoo, Storey, se Mica bi...?•.:, e Hutton, deemed. of Dorking. Nulled), Pent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bowen, de. DEATIII. tied. In October INK, M Lileinlow, la eke last Pill*. Cosest i t Prdmassee °t ire, Aqua 6. Richard Greyly's., loner dariali Ray W. Oradar, acei. 4 1 Rei t i,nent of Artillei—..Lieutertaiit-Colonel George Athboy, Countyler WlMMient.. tretaed. .. **go., t.. be Colonel, vie. W P. S.nith, ace;drerl. ;r &Oben Evans, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Gl's. HIGH WATER, Tlll 6 l DA t AT I, .140•PN MOO"' Mete..... •.. IS milt. eke, 11 I i'llen .... 42 ilia *Mc IL sin Renee A. Wood, to he Major, vice Inns. --......m.......oh..._,..aimmiemmisoliaMMlNlSMEMMall. 32l opt Captain II -w D. Roes. to be Captain, vice Wood. I.ONDOS :—er.iiti-d by 0. DAVIDnoN, V.. 0, Mkt% Lirutenaot „Vnathan It &ethyl', to be Sesood t.a,itain, C.. •y., 1{.......u... 4 , C,,, e ne.Gonte t s. a.,d petilon..l at tee ~.t. R. 4.. t.hn..o, h . la, Wick of St. ll.3*.nent's enamel, b,rand. .e .0.4 Licatenant Aiezandee C. Malik lit . fine , V. S I °Cis, of No. 7, New Raltert.etiest, Lowe Acre at, vice it.miinca -` 7 kin der.. to for v.. , .r, mut be ur. odjawl 0r".. 4 B .' 4 ' Ad dated 147944 OIL will tie dlikir Seleldirmi N. . expo- Cape tames from also East one 10 i, DI R• . BANKRUPTCI WILARGED.. . . John Baptiste Du .is. elf Same %Pre Ai, ~, the city of London, aol • V 4. Cl , rklortool , i g tit* County of Mindless*: tad otreionro,t'o,.,, Augukt 16, to A:IO4SC at toe, at tdettididit, Jades Oeveoport, of N. Wadi is the asps; 01 cotton .pinner, deallif add ohs:wade, Imp duped 19, 44 , !either;, at three, at the Nosb toe, in llopoheme. • BANKRUPTCY SUPLNAKEIKO. WilHarntleyerotel, of Marolen, an is Gutsily of York, enr. too-spinner, ' b •rough county . drst•lle diodes arid chapoces, to surrender, Acypin , t 6, and Seirtr-ineer Ye, at ten. at guild torn y, yr Marten, Vinucers'-hall, Tharises-4reer Josepll.9llriats Noah, late of the Dundee Arno., Wsevpfsig,:i the cuu ti of Middlesex, riclualler, dealer :tad e Iteeeratt,ste :torrent' r, August 12, 2S, and September 20, at tie, et 0.0. hell, Loaded. Attorney, Mr. Witty, Sestlthselles-epeut,, Strand DIVIDEt;fIS, Sept. 16. Robert 'nom tito rosege,, of Bread-steeet, Lon dun, warehouseman, dealer and chap an, at tere..e.., J Guildhall. S-pt 12 John I.nrd. of Zyke, in the comity of Suffolk, so' oar sod draper, at eleven, at the Crown lain, InWuellsodge. • SullFolk Sept 15. Wiliam Rennetl the younger, late of Troth, Z. the county of mincer, b since of Trignemoh, shopkeeper, at ekcen, at ilie Scteu Stars Inn, it OS 22. Abrahem Brand cn, of Castle-street, Tabe,,,... Umbraekis, in the county of Middlesex, mudard In.c . .ufac• Noe, dealer and cha,onan, at twelve at Guildhall, London. Sept. S. George bowie, of Whitsch.4. 4 -road, in the c.einty of Middlesex, •iclualler, at eleven, at Guildhal,L-mdon. Oft. 4 Wm. teittlall, late nt Ms ochester-street, March's. ter-square, in the county of Meldtwee, builder, dealer and chaptudri, at Swelse, st Cio,kihall, landed.. Sept. 16. John Wm. Other, now or late of bowlind•reenAe.e. Cerkenwell, •iflualler, - dealcr and Manumit, at tr. i 1.004 Lindida. ON 4 William Du:IMMO"' the eider, Thomas Goodall. aid %Vill.am Dickens.... the younger, of the Poultry, in th. city W London. o miters, corsanars, dealers and onspiasa, at teelee,.m Sept. 90. Nathan...l Loess and Cisarles Reese, of Paws& Lem. in the city of London, mierehastel and ceporniers, at ten at Guildhall. A 4. SO. William Reliable" Gen, Woe Salm Nes, in di• county of Huntingdon, draper, owls" and chap 0., M Win Ten, at the F wwtan lon, in Huta .ngdon. Sept. 9. Robert biatr, of UlolCo%tet, In the osiarrydf Leas cadet, mers.llllM. dealer and chapeau% at ten, et toe tile Arms Inn, In Laitredet CE..TIFICA CST PA Ann Ilabbsedeo.oi FarelMlN lit tows gummy of Watt, ebilliew, dealer and coapotaii..... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS ATEWILDNIALL. to awe now. ie. sk James Graff and Patna Dernoter S skin Toner Regal, London, merchants . • .._ • SIS Richard Armitage, Vigo•kane, St. amensirtnetreet. WOW mutate?, Middlesex, iron unapt . S It • James Hyde, Long-lane, Smrthwaidt, Sientg, huller $lO George State., Richard Mermen and Robert Mee man, Bread -street, Chespoide, Longest, wararlieuse inert . II I . . William Stein, Margate, Kent, linen draper . 2 10 Thorns, Smith, Margaret•street, Cavendidt• ---- near Onferd-street, Middlesex, lundeareennts a J wN Ce tonmpinner, deal*, and ellondian • . . eAskaurrit. IS Eduard Crake% at Ltmennel, In Win dlnmaty a t ...., , •••••• mirchant, to ',mender. Senimmllet Se .a$ W, 4 OM. it the Giotto Tavern, in Jahn-cern% in vropo , A,, 10 ON u,,,,, of Lartemiev. Artorneya• ISt% Witalier. JeknaldMil, &Curd. IN I {VW. Ln.4oA; awl Mr. lons, Coble, Of daianciond ' ni c s-. 4 4 men, of Liverostal, 10 Wei -mnaVs me Imme,,, merchant, &aloe mei dial/man, 4 Lotraukr. 104•400. 1 . i 7 and $O. at stews ' at the .kneel•dant, in 90dementiet, Lys , . of S si pont Amsse,e, Mr. Clements. !overpaid; we, ib,g ' i.e. T. ms Illackstuek, $t 114tIelted%-aemet, MAI" llmAdlob. Sam' Samuul Hobbs, Late of &Via in a. 04110 Y• dr laillto. art ll groc-r, Meter *M enspot,an. to wool a isf t. Aregtat It M. add wilt SeAmnber 40, at ten, at Guildlob, London. Appessi, m t. in V Welch, Proteing•hennt-tnitare, 1111ackfei4n, faimium. John Rubinmn, of the town and comity of lladminde.ors,„ ,-.-- Tyne, grocer and porter.meretmett. - deeler AA iAllefigest, i . suticadee, Amgen td, $7, and Settles:abet 4i. M' Maness, et all the hams of Wiliam Loftus the Tart's Illeadadust; I. l s . cankmpoo Tyne. A;torsteyv, M.. Winona ILA, , N o .. mune upon Tyssu, and Mats. Wesson. end 49.4.44., Cad Qst'ettorot. listlborn. John ?vices, us , htford•otreet, at the vonhor, Millfsddlaum - i itnkl.suith red trielfee, dollar vet el.•. 111 , - , I • .45.!•. ds4 ists, gia.t t'2, and S. de Owe II I. d ll' at 1 .. 4 Li•dkllvalk, Loeb klai *so Attnniey, Mr. 3 F. Ml.Jiteh, Motown Tlsmica II aw, • a C 44013. oil s si eh cam de el lhalli el, entivtacter. dealer and chi, nen, t I mr•endo. Amps. •,,,, at lit. 4, SO, it .on, and ti- , . temise- fin, at sm ~ 4 tare 0.-e., Assn lan, sn ‘seiltuene, .st the .a .te ...5 .„ . .4py , holey., W.*. Gat d. st, in A hltnene ...(14....d I „ in k Menre harbor •.ti Iltroane. Vett , . , sn . IL 14 , 41 John 4aati.t.ol MOM. is.. .1 Little Terri hi •, in flee etpunty of *Mimes, chartm-ke. bmk • 'let. d. a s • aet ap. } w a n mast, v. serrender . August 114 4 .4 sv o •,.. e -. .. ~.. r.a. at fillandball, Le;don. Ate - mey, 114 ram, e-, ti . load. 111 mart lldr Willa's') Ham and Rad ard 'action, .4 Red cue-dteet, it Id the lesinugh of &taint/ate, in Site county IMS,m.v. ser • . g all 2a _ DIVIDENDS. in Okritiaa Hobe, Zroadway. Depdood, Mu; _ Andrew Ste. ther„ Tokenhosoclard, London, Black. well•hall.factog Stephow Hart, lift of Chatham, Kent, baker William Wiens, Oxford west, hlidnithra, thaw Il CERTIFICATES. Jahn Batty Take. lat. of Beverley, In thillatheithy of Yee% bunker, merchant, dealer and claspesan. Nathaniel Perk int the younger. of Nineend i in thogierith Eastington, in the county of Gloucester, abOiw. Nathaniel Peaking the elder, of Nuliend, is ON, pariah of Eachngto 1, in the county of Olnue.naer, clothier James Rodgetr, late of Biachtione intim own, of Lawraserg, mandarturer, dealer gr ad AVMS& William Lund, of Virginia-street, in the p*Mil of St Gering in the bait, in the county of binfatithm, bander, deal, r and Chapman. PRICK OF STOCKS CAN sihruauvr. $ per Cent italuted S pet Cent. Console 4 per Cent b per cent. Kay, . Lot. Allquilies Impeiiarkathitiee • 9.1% Irish 5 per Cent Sag Ommuni t it HP India B.indo . l4 IN E.:chestier Mlle 1