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"7 , •77 . . ~_ ~.. • 44, -• MOUE. . Waeerson-Rotas. Ayeastrialni.* tuned Lee, was brOaeht before the Leah Kates, to be a second time examined so oolgr of anotitag one piece of flannel, the pro per, Grams.. Brae hen and Williams, Merchants, of Pacher'aseart, Coleman-street. It Appeared. that at seven o'clock en Wednesday eveniag, the Prisoner was discovered making atvay with the Bistnel, and, being pursued, he was stopped as be came nut of the court, by a Serjeaet in the Guards,. whir observed him endeavouring to double toufid a haekney-eiodch. The Prisoner said nothing ia his defense, and the Witnesses being positive with rupee to hil.person, the Loan Maass committed him fully for trial, and bound over the Witnesses to appear and pro seethe. A seafaring man attended at the bar, on behalf of seven foreign seamen, who bad come to this country on hoard an East Indianian. He said these poor . Foreigners had been brought from Gravesend to tztato, by a crimp, who lives in Old Gravel-14o*, he charted them 201. for their passage, nod- iebeld not take less. He wished, therethre, W h at his Lotdship would summon t he crimp beers . 'Ow Isms KAYO& asked whether the Foreigners had lodged aids the Publican t and was informed *Atte, had. bat that eathof them had paid him a `mecca * week for his diet and lodging. His Lordship was then about to issue a summons, bet.. on inquiry, finding that the business did not cease within his juriscliaien, he desired the man to apply at the Thames Police Odic*. now-sreter. RIOT AND VlOLebrr ASS r. Vaiteaday. Reber, harem, Esq cat Margaret street. Cavendish-square, was tneught up, in cus tody of Parkes. charged oith a bleach of the peace, in riotously a seething( at the house of Mr. Sheddon, in Bedfortissqn•sre, and attempting to s'iont him, oa Thursday night.. Mr. Bono and Sir WILLIAM Pesos. the Bitting. Magistrates, tvok a deal of pains is investigatiaa the case of lthe violence. and-the whole of the liminess, the pinies being all eatestisly respectable. It appeared, that Mr. In gram is a gentleman of a cousiderahle prop.rty, a rainier/ of Mr. Treaters, the merchant in the city. sad has bean. wiry losiniate wish the family of Mr. Sheddon. He. unfortunately, hat a great pro. pensive to excessive drinking. so much so, that Is would drink a pint of spirituous liquor tarns breakfast ; 1 1 .11, at length, it had such an effell upon' him, that be %seam. Insane ; he went to the Adis:li. pity, souse months since, and !shaved with such vieleate, thit he was secured, and taken before the'" late Sir Roaatto Foam, who sent hint to the Host of Comedian, 'ad from thence his relatives had hiss' taken to Bedlam, where he was in a short tines 1 elate. tied discharged; but the gentlemen of the faculty were of opinion, if he drank liquor to et case again. his disorder emelt return. His relative', therefore, teak every possible precaution to prevent kiwi from getting liquor. Alma a month since. Mr. Ingram purehased some saver 'pools and some knives mid folks." of Mr. s tarker, of Mortimer-street, and gave him a draft sups Mr. Sheddon, of Bedford-square, for pay. mew. On it being ',gestated, Mr. Shedeon said he had no money of Mr. Ingram's ; but would pay it the beginning of Ottiober. Thursday morning Mr. /aria presented the draft, amounting to 101 Ss for payment ; Mr. f.heddon, on the draft being pre set lid a math since, supposed it was only 61.1 sad, epos examining the draft, on Thursday. he thought the sum had been altered from 61. to 101. fis. sad Mr. Ingram having before played off a similar trick,•fia the purpose of gettiag some ready cash to profane liquor, he refused payment. Mr. Parker, m co/sentience, retained the draft to Mr. Ingram. but. alsdat ton o'clock at night both of them went is a coach ta Mr. Sbeddnn's house. Oa the servant comimg to the does,. Mr. Ingram, with a hors. pis tol in his hand. asked for hi. master. The servant sheered them into the parker. On Mr Sheddon entering the parlour, he desired Mr. Parker to leave the hooks as he bad nothing to say to him, which be refused to do, and Mr. Ingram said he should nets when Mr. Shedd= was about to turn him st. Mr. IngrAns took a pistol from his pocket, and was about pretesting it at Mr. Sheddon, when his brother and two friends entered the room net the insist. knocked the pistol not of his hand, and se cured his ; on searching him, they foend another pistol its his pocket. loaded with three ballets. They then gave Mr. Ingram in care of a watchman to con: u, him home, and turned .Ir. Parker out. The MA GISTS/STIRS committed Mr. Ingram to the House of CurreCtion for want of sureties. When ?dike* was introduced to Mr. Ingram, yesterday morning, he had a pistol upon the table before bins. and he being a very stout powerful man. the oats, was obliged to era a deal of ma. nauvreiug to persuade him to go with him ; he told hirea.he heard Mr. Sheddon had used him very ill, and was some to assist him in being righted, Ste. MURDER OF MRS. POOLLY. "estates'', Anthony end Hopwood took May (vat from the Homo of Correaion, aaJ Rse firm the Bworroloor pohlie4touse, who was an accom tollsritts Mopoodh is teuveterirg Mrs. P oo l e y i n dews, toe bbehrtsr man in that neigh bosidasell. hie being so extrem e ly ill, Ise Illriffe is j of, and of coats could not Imo brought to the Offoo to give his evidence. Mr. Graham, accompanied by Mr. Stafford, the peireipai Cleat, ristrt them there, and took the de ',option of the sick mos, in. the presence of the Prisoners. ' He stated. that Mayeock told him he knew old Mrs. Pooley had a deal o.nsoney in her hutiqe, and asked him to accompany him in going to rub her, which he declined. The wretches were fcyorteen hours in the house. Maycock seized the . old lady by her throat as she was coming cut of her bed-room. May c mck was taken back to the House of Cor reSion. and Pope to the &own Bear. • OIARLOOROUGIII 6 Yeliferd27, the young Midshipman, who stood charged with maliciously firing a pistol at Mrs 1.. his aunt. with-intent to kill, or do her grievous bodily hum. ti..der went a long and minute private examination. The teas relative to taus affair are already before the public. It appeared. dud, besides C. ; . •.. , the plate), the Prisoner hid three is.tlls in Isis pocket, and a powder task, which %vete produced. It Was stated, that the Prisoner had enlisted as a private in the Surrey Militia, front which corps he absented himself, without leave, about three weeks since . He wept bitterly during his exarnitiation ; hat, as he said, not so much for his situation, as that an idea should peeved of his having attempted to shoot his aunt, who had %seen his benetatikrees and friend, and through whose interest he obtained a place in the navy, she being the relative f a C-mmander. --His whole intention was to destt ey„himself, he having incurred his aunt's displeasure.. The forum examination was read over to the professional gentlemen Who attended the present, and the Prisoner was lolly committed for trial. He was dressed in a Midshipman's uniform; his age is eighteen years. An affray occurred at the door of the Swann* Theatre on Monday evening, between three men, two of them brothers, and the other belonging to the impress service, in which one of the former stab bed the latter with is knife. The weand, it is hoped. will not prove fa - al ; and the offender has ',yin held to bail until the suffeter is declared out of danger. Wednesday evening was landed at Deal, tutus the Asenrceurtie. the skeleton of the I lth Regiment of Pont, from the West Indies, consisting-f only sixty one men. efficers and band included. This Reiti- . ment has been absent from England efeeen years, and has bdried about eighteen hundred men. A most melancholy accidert happened on Thurs day week. at Killorgtln, County Kerry mad d g ran into the home of a farmer in that neigh bourhood, and bit his wife, four children, the ser vant maid, and afterwards rwen v cows on the. tarts. The arprehens- n and horror of this un fortunate family can be- r be conceive than ex pressed. Last Saturday evening, at an rally hen , . Junto Keiteeey was barbarous!. murdered 0 - se town of F third, (eel .n e t; and s we en:lent:4nd, two other pe - eons were so despe-atetv ' eaten as t(bc"ininue in very great danger. Reecssv i,ad for some time been co fined under ',Arians Accu•ations, hut for want of sufficieinr proof Lad been liberated, and was sine tae Lave her--e c• mpleorly r formed. Or. Monday se'nnight Rowi t ers Dom. Esq of CArrack.ergua, was uu..nim iusie cones corder for jhe County of the low of Carrickfergus. in 'le romp( the Right Hon. Lord Viscennt A von et oft', deceased. .i'eeterday e e'n,linht that excellent regiment of !seise, the Fourth Draoon Gitaids, quartered in Manchester Sarraeks and the circurejecent to-ens, was roviewed'on Sale Meer, by the Duke of GI op. GUM, when they went through then !volutions in so capital a style, as to obtain tne warmest approba tion 4 His Highness, who paid ahigh cartipinnent to the C matandant. Lieut. Coi TEASDALI. Du ing the charges, iwhich were managed with Ile utmost skill, two of the men wire accidentally ditmou. by their horses siumbling hut we believe net her of them sustained an, material injury. The weather being remarkably fine,tne see:Altars were numerous. Monday last beim( tte feast of St. alienael, the new Mayor of Plymouth, 'l'. Locevse.,Enr. was sworn into office as. a Chef ,lagistrete of t at Ba rone). After this ceremony, the Mayo. and Coe poratem, in their formalities, attended by a heed of music, proceeded to St. Andrew's Church to at tend divine set vice, where a must excellent se nun . was preachy' on the occasion ; after which they returned to the Guildhall, which was taetelully att.! fancifully decorated with wreaths and festeuna of natural flowers, live oak, and evergreens; by the hands of the ladies. At live o'clock, a nun : ter-us assemblage of the General and Field Offi: ere of the Gat rison, Royal Marius. and different Regi ments, the Admiral of tie Port, and Captains af the Royal Navy in the Harbour, together with the principal gentlemen of the town and neighbour hood, sat down to a most excellent dinner preseisted on the occasion, consisting of all the delicacies of the season. The desert WAR varied 4n3 abundant. and the wines of different sorts excellent in their kind. Steered loyal and constitutional toasts and sentiments were swank with three times three cheers; mirth and good humour were the order of the day, and the company separated at ten o'clock with re gret, (after some excellent songs, catches, and glees, were given with great effect), highly gratified with their days entertainment at the Guildhall of that ancient Borough. Possession was taken, on Monday last, of the New Prison-house and Prison, in Monr-street, Bir mingham, by Mr. Pave, the keeper. The first stone of this building was laid on the 18th of Sep iember, 1805, by Mr RICMAILD PRATCHATT, then High Bailiff; and the rapidity with which it has been ereeled, earns great credit on the Committee who cow:fueled the undertaking. The internal ar rangements of the prison are ordered with much judgment and convenience, and have drawn forth the highest encomiums from several eminent cha. riders. The cells are roomy and well ventilated ; the court.ydrd is of ample dimensions, *aged, and in all the a iartments and offices. the health and cleantnen of the unfortunate prisoners have been studied with the most peculiar attention. A very judicious and proper arrangement is also observed in the creation of this prison -.the male and female prisoners are kept intirely apart. The exterior of the Public Office is nearly completed, and if we may judge of the v:hole from what is discernible in the front, the architect has displayed no small por tion of judgment and taste. 'Do Duke of Yost has written a letter to the Earl of DARTUUUT it, as one of the Vice-Patrons of the New Rupture Society; in which His Royal Highness exp r his readiness to become the Pa tron of that Institution, and declares, his full convidion of its great public utility." Among the various recent iosrances of liberality, in support of this new establishment, we may mention the gift of I note them an auony.nous in.:tyndual, paid under the signature ofJ. F. to the House of Messrs. Rae. sost and. Co. P. 411.11411; and another handsome do nation. from an unknown hand. designated by the initials A. H. sent privately to Mr. Sewers, the Colledor, No. 80, Great James-street, Bedford row. Ws are also informed. that Mr. It rust, of Great Russell street, Surgeon, has offered his advice aa.,l attcndauce to Cie p4Liesits sretsupcily. - . c;- ' • .. , • RUSSIAN PETE. --..... it cannot bet be a subjedt of proud eteltatien to contemplate the very marked and distinguished man ner in which His Majesty the Emperor of Russia has recently thongbt proper to honour the British mer chants resident at and trading to Petershurgh. The nezasion upon which His Imperial Majesty was pleased to compliment them in the way he did, was one which materially related to the commercial ins terescs of that extensive empire. ft was nothing less than laying the foundation stone of a new Exchange. fire Emperor attended the ceremony, and every English merchant in the place was invited. .1 . he merchants of other nations were not so favoured.—. The invitation to them was neither general s or ac companied with those circumstances of respeft and esteem which were manifested with regard to out countrymen The first stone of the proieBed struc ture was laid with due solemnity ; the current coins orßussia were deposited beneath the stone, and, dur ing the whole of the scene, full bands of military music attended, by command of the Emperor, and played a number of the matchless compositions of Mozart. When this grand ceremony had concluded. His Majesty requested the attendance of out mer chants at a splendid entertainttent he proposed giv ing upoa so auspicious an event. The imperial sum mons was obeyed, and a more interesting speetacltr was never beheld. l b u, Emperor presided in person s and condescended to perfor m the honour, of the feast. The table was spread with every delicacy that could he procured, and the choicest wines added to the luxuriance of the royal treat. The desert was teas dered, by a circumstance which accompanied it, evee more agreeable than the dinner ; for after nu merous toasts had gone round, and.success had bed drank to the new undertaking, His Majesty unfolded a picket, containing a quantity of gold medals, each 6f the value of about six guineas in weight, bnt•in , estimable in another pint of view—on the one side was the bust of the Emperor, a striking and accurate like toss, and on the reverse was the elevation of the Imrrial Exchange, precisely as it was intended to be erereed. His Majesty presented one with his own hand to every British merchant. at the same time eestrit.g them to preserve it, as a memorial of his respell for the first commercial nation in the world, and as an indication of that stroll friendship he Wet w lys wisbed to manifest towards England. The prey, snelity of the Emperor's reign—the harmony of alliance between England and Ru s si a — were d r ' with various other Appropriate toasts. The festi , i was protracted ull a late hour. PAPLR. CIICOLAR LATTER AtinatiSTO TO ?et ItUISt,II4 istonsteas AT Poet lOW 001111 Ts. " It ss generaliy israwn, that ra censegueoce of some sug gestion** 'torn 4 1...-seepa, Commissar, General of Fiend, Cnionsereisl Relatinos, this i'eumellor of Staii, M. 0 Outbid, rseeir , d wile,' to reliair to Fans, ther, to discuss the means of re-esiantishma Team between It umis and France ibiansist I w /Mahe Am% sentineenta,Mis l reports! Majesty ernisiac-d the oppeytonity, in the hope of being ante to pot an mot to the caJarnitiwilsy Europe had been Ion( dela. Mted ; and, so a accessary tenseqewiee of this dsspositom. Hes Maitil•ty was naturally , 1-•iinu. o. co .clude no p.m:e for him. odi which should not e.tablish general testopißlity • seen solid grounds, yd which ~ Itool4 sot be at. the seine time hornets:aide both for Russia and her A 11.., •• The instruction. which M. I:lfOnbril nixie's!, perfectly eorrestrualed with thane His Majesty's washes; it was only u; on Vol istoetwles w ich have been nateillaumed, the he was &Who needle trait with the Fsesieh fdaremcprect g het aim jest and. inpotahle proposal Was eVe . ,nelt by that Government, and M. D'Otsaral .was prevailed upon so sign en inurement, by its means calculated to se ..ore Uie object His itepmal Majesty bad ice ceo has, therefore, refowd 1.. , atify it with. out the smallest hesostloo, a fact which his been Conllllloli rated by the Imperial Uereritinent to the Cabinet of the Thud. levies. o Folly 'visible of the happy consequences, which wo• rend& hots en •.mteitiasetien. betweco the two Powers u . eqintable isnotiplos, Hi. Imperial Majesty has at the gum* thee Instructed his M.nwtry. to again signify to du Frei* G.nentment she grounds upon which ha ii.ll to e wetly to NW new the net/elation, and which are t..e only tendit , ons w 4. can admit, tor they setosee the general good, the dignity of his throne, and the welfare of hi. Al.ies. The manner 14 . which they will br accepted or declined by lit, Freneh fach 'eminent, will enable Euro,ie ao estimate ill , . degree of *FR, verity with winch Prance made pacific overtures at diteite tines. " - Ist making this communication to your arcaHenry, in order that son may naps rt rte, the Court at which you resole, " I h.iee the humour to be, &c. (S. e. l l BUD/MAG." " St. retcrsborgh, 4 16 kuattst. 1406." NAVAL 11t7RALIGIENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. t. Arrived the ship &ethers ! Captain Bodderwood, frona Fresierickstadt, with deals.--Wind B.E, PLYMOUTH, OOT. 1. Arrived from Falmouth, the Cocketnre cutter. Sailed the buleavono• hired armed ship, and the fateleat and ReAntal gun brigs. Came in tha Previdentia (a Dane) Christianson, from Kiga, for Lisbon, detained by the Betsey pri vateer. Five o'clock, p. as. A large French frigate, of 40 guns, is now earn ing into the Sound, hut cannot leasu bar OE M% et by whom taken, in time. FALMOUTH, SEPT. SO. Th. Packet, for Sicily and Malta, sails this even ing with Brigadier General Campbell, the Adjutant General to the army there, who WAS detained in London too long to sail with the expedition ; none of the other transports with the troops have yet ar rived. Last night a fine American ship from Phila. ' delphia, laden with coffee and cotton, arrived here. This morning the Crawler gun-brig sailed on a cruise. Sailed yesterday the ?vixen: 4asasta packet, St. Aubyn, for Gibraltar and Malta; and the Sap% ---, for London.—Wind N.W. Drat., OCT. 2. Sailed His Majesty's ship Azonnanon, for Sheer. Hess. A rri ved His Maiesty's ships Ane,reatifre. from Yar month, and the Nareinntr, from Portsmiuth, with a cor.voy, which are sailed for the river. The Pianism: and Anurna,t4 e renctin in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind S.W. TIAITMOUTH. SEPT. 30. Sailed, the F:Afrpriee, Duncan, for London; Merv, Chard. for Bristol ; and the &MOWN Mows, for the Channel Fleet, with ♦egetables. k i!intFsr •.W.f!x•;—• ✓."iz • t - . 4 tit* ),Aillttffrs. • .. . . . ciopig•txclaiges •cv. S. . tilti,nay there are sevardltdols Wpm* nr Wheat, arta 4,4,4 geiiaral artisle age ettrettelpePull, at t sm.ll Aloe_ lion in price; many samples of , tha late crops of Corn, in "l iteral, come to }wort. Barley is in eendderatge stiterales, art goes off more reeili.y, at rather bettor pries'; and Malt is full as dear ; Peso larawiee. In Beans but am dl vaistron.. There are several fresh arrivals of Oats. rvirae• samples. sog,.. • port their ripe, tec.mit and ordinary are reciter lovrer I and Flour continues at the'!" quoted prices. • CURRFNT PRICE OF GRAIN." 86.. Beans. 4.6s 51s. Fine do. ...... .88s Si' Od. Tick Fleas* ..• 44, ea, Wye new 40. 454. Od. Otte liOs Srl , - Sariay 40s. 455. 6d. Irelands .........334. 35 Malt ...745. Bu.. Od. I Rape Seed—y..46l. 301. ge: White Pa05....605. 651. 01. Fine Flour .?Os. 734 1111 Grey Noss.... . 4ts 465. 04. Seconds . ISO 11113 - et A RETURN OF FLQUR, /rem Sept. 21 to Sept. 26, from the eiloket 089. 4 4. Ihtk4. s. d. Sacks a. d. Sacks. v. 55.... 80 1128.... 75 10... • 69 5.... 79 120.... 72 4 441 11783.... 75 865.... 211 G 0.... 61 366.... 74 11G.... II CIL.— S' H.... 75 6 99t.... 70 I 85 G.; Aod 25 Sack., at. 630. Od. per Salk. Total-13,3.2 Sacks.—•--Averavre, 745.21 d. 2s. 30. hither thaw loot return. - - - UXBRIDGE. The Corn In.peate's Return, on Thursday, Oct 5. 1ad............ 191 r— to 241 les Barley, per qr Unto, St. --It to 40s Beaos 46a —.4 to Pe.ss L ?RICE OF HOU. 'ocean. Kent 41 Os to 41 ISt Rest ~.41 We 1111• Sus.:x.... .41 Os to 41 14s Sassex ♦1 106 t SI Pt Essex 4l Os to 41 14t Fasnhaao... yl ...so, Oki Duty. 1;0.0001. PRICES OF KAY AND STRAW. ?as ST. iiislSS'S Wilt SC SSSSS . • ,• Hay... .S 1 Os a 41 16a Od Hay 51 166 • M Stt.e..2l Sa 04 aII 116 06 Nev 01 06 a 01 O f k Clow 41 106 a 111 161 • I Straw .ll Ph a it if • • SMITHFIELD ...Pitts MI. Oit 3. , To sink ate 4ffal—person LI 414. 44 Od to 3. 4d I Veal 4O bil is' el 41 Ass ..4$ 4d to 5$ 2d PIE Ss 4il lo 00 et Lamb 44 6d to 31 04 MEAD OV __ tap IPAV. Bouts, about )400.+Sbeep ari-Liods, 9,600. . NEWGATE AND LiADENHALL MARILITS: By the Camille. 0' fe Oa en 4• 00 I Viol •lb 4+ to b• 04 au.5....0. 0.1 to 4. 4d I Poilt l. 4d to 4. 41 Lamb Si. GA. t 4s. id. AA IV /111J1. • Skill( •• • Or. .004. 4 112 1 611 Skins PRICE OF TALLOW. " 4 • K i.V" I '...: St. James's Market 3s 6d TO** Tallow -me 01.01 d. a Clare Market • Fs 6d Yeefow Fugal," eo. Od Whitechapei Market a di White dine ~f., .....et Per Stour of 81b. ....---- Seep. data .: 'v..% 6166 10. r. Melting Stu& ....4-01 da .01 Average Priee...3a 61 Mato magi.. —6 Ca f3eaves ...... —..... v.' l.ts Good Dregs .... . ... •••• FA , TeliewSeep, —.a a Pet...Mattrod, Fleoveidd, 6a. , Caudle', per du:en, 1 It—Moulds IS.. • • ', ' _ COAL-NA/4;&T, O.T. 3. Itipe at Market. Sold. Pric.. 18 ..Nrercaatla I ..11utederlaltd 2. ats 6d 1 —a Od 1 ..6tona Coal 0 ....• 011 s •••ss A PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Controls . b per Cent. MINy 9:4 4i -' Imperial 3 per emit. ' ' 2 l: Ditto Anguities Oat Ibilia w•.•.• 111 7 : India Ronde Exchequer Salt Rugli..l, Lottery Tickets • lei 1;s. Consols for . 6.14 Ai T. SIKH, Stoek-boaker, ' No. ♦, Candid!, and 9, Clarinveren. . 1115/1 . 'KS, skrr.:z9. Gomeassat pit C00t.... telt Ditto, 5 pa drat...4P Grand Caual Lac" *pi Cart. Ai* Ur* C• o 4Ar e ft—lllPl_Ceat• arrir. COURSE OF I XCHANGE—Ocr. 3. Amsterdam ....Mk 7 4 U. Venice.. 24 new Q. Ditto at S.ght ..33 10 I Naples 44 Rotterdam ll ft 2U. Lisbon.... .611 klainburgb 44 • flaU. Oporto /kaolin B4 1 tit. Dublin Paris 1 arida. 24 r Cori l4 DMu 24 4 l U. ltlat.tow. •.. e derma $4 Portugal Gold in Cain Madrid. •in paper. and liars ~er W s-e 1) o ..... • 881 'lea. New Doubloons.. .-...... . Ditto lllli effect. Silver In bars —— Bribes.. New Loon cash —— -- Leghorn 611 Agio of the Bank of Hotline, Genoa . 47 61 per Cent. Dublin on London (Sept. 1: BIRTHS. Wallueoderlese, se Yieersum, rwils‘ty of Sir Neu Batt. of e sow and M. On Me..day last. Mn. Young, wife of Maim' Young, Buck. Militia, of a .An. L.,0,,,ige Ek nr: i td.iy : , a t i b s is 4 2B us th h iB ta t r. . et the Right Hon. Sir Hercules Steplieu's-green,as the Lady of Thom St. ue 0.. the 29th ult. at Middleton Hall, Carmarthen, the Lt of Sir VS ilhaus Paxton, of a boo. MARRIAGE. On Monday list, at Anon, Warwickshire,-by the Rey. 11r. Smith, Leninist Schinunelpenning, Esq. of Bristol, to 71 .t Gabon, daughter of harmed Gino... F. banker. of Birunn:' ham. DEATH. On Sunday last, at his house dear Colchester, James War!. Req. a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy i he was one of the tear remaining companions of the immortal Cooke, and was de (endow lion when he metered his death wound in the Sends Seas.+r, los early life Mr. Ward's charafter stood high in the estimatom of Lie profeminnal friends ; he wu a Mese in telligent ()seer, bet the harddups he suffered io be inn.fe wqh Cooke destroyed he constitution, which prevented Lmw kallowtog the profession, in which he was e'" do honour to himself end m tbestfast. HIGII WATER, iiii Ai LONDON Morn.... 16 nine. MAW 61 tven.• .. 46 min. LONDON.—!'.tote! b G. D :1510N, tie. 11 '; Court, Borer-o.tr e et Corcnto•Correlett, •Itti published Offutes Nu IS, !sleek of St. Cle.:teut's Chuech, W. STUCK, of Nu. 7, pine Britton-street, I Orders, ire. in: th.s Paw. scut to the Uttu.• ertll be duty at'entled to. i rcl a le n u t la ta tt h d to UN BRIDGE, ,rt. after 6. • • 17, D.At's bushed at 11. - h, r, Legg • (pc,r.,•.