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- 7 -- 1.11.112QU15-OF 11/11I1'INGTON. yrung Nwhlemae, whn had been upon his trough York:Ante and Lancashire, with his Mr. JCINVS• arrived early last week, with his Holyhead, Wales. Deing inqrtisitive with the passage to Duhlin, he was ireformed, voyage was aabout 14 hours; when. C o r n e d, ntrary 61r, and veithont the consent of hi, ptecept ,, , chola con,alting the Duke of D Ernesto ar, ler, he embarked on hoard the iv t packet, 'bout the time s pecified, arrived at the Castle isblin, where be paid an unexpetted visit to Excellencies the Duke and Ditchess of BID.. This diszingiiished guest was received with cordial welcont • I 'ne d:g nified, depnrt die yruthlul Marquis displayed every per ;anion. On a cln , e inquiry, however, with leis retinue, and his time to stop, the truth was soon ascertained. that it was a enoonlight voy age. The Duke of asuroao immediately, on the result of this investikation, ordered his yacht to he ready on the third day, to convey the young No- Islemsn hack to Holyh ead, where he,ras placed, enee more, in the , are of his Pr ece p tor :and retinue. e is Lordship is wn on t a u now ate 3.1 ot Ca-r na n e t t month,rven, in Wal to attend es, and is sp..!test in to the Funeral of Mr. Foe. _ iSfRAL OF Via RI GHT.HON. C. J. FOX. , e llll Noblemen and Gentlemen will have under taken the direAion of Mr. Fox's Funeral, respea fully inform those who have signified their intention of attending on the occasion, that the ceremony is fixed for Fri3ay. Othaber 10, instead of Tuesday. the VI. The names received by Messrs. Marsh and Tatham: having been transmitted to the Direc tors, it is requested that such persons as in future may signify their intentions in this respect, do send their names, descriptions, and place of abode, ad drossed tes Mr. Moore, Salisbury-street, strand, be fore Tuesday. the 7th of Dauber, between the hours of ten and tour. STa. M,ortx. brelrelL INTELLIGENCE. PORTsMOUTIS,strr 24. To rooretnence of the order which I noticed to 7 u last tug it hal helm rece;vtd, the 6th. 7th, and gth hattations of the ji,ing's German Legion. which were on their passage to Coelt, put back to Spithead this afternoon, to wad for fresh oroers. . Arrived the Prompre bomb. and the Jackdaw Stammer, wit:i a convoy from the Downs. • Sailed from St. Helen's, the Km-charm sloop, Cap t . Tewh , is, to join Sir James/Sumatra, at Guernsey. 1k /Woe, Nereele. Thoth. and Charwoll, for irmenot Ares. espea to sail'every day. ! railed the Oat schooner, with a convey for Gurrnsey. Po' back, by express, ten sail of transonrts, which Ut'lsd nn Sanday last from the Isle of Wight, under Curtis. The Neheiooto frigate is appointed tonvoy fey the Downs.—Wind NE. YMOUTH, sire. 24. This morning, signal being made for the trans ports to en-mour. by K.+ o'clock, s7xty were under weigh, with a fine stir breeze, at north. The convoy were the Rept! Gerge, of 110 guns, Vice- Admiral Duckworth ; the Wilton , of 50 guns ; Delve, and Cannes brigs. They will be joined of Falmouth, by Admiral Louis's squadron. The troops, as hefore stated, amounted to 4.100 men, all heale , y. and in high spiritr. Sailed also the Motilde. r,que, East indiamen, Lrsi a, dr.e. under convoy for the Cape of Good Hope ; aod the frfaeteriens armed ship with a convoy to the westward. Sailed the .4.,•• sclmsoer. Arrived His Majesty's ship Agee, Captain Pym, from she Channel Ames ; the Cerobne armed ship from th t eerE:stwmarad; and the Betsey and Qscenbro' priva assist. lesLleCitsTlf, SEPT. 23. Arrived the brig .4 , honson, from Swansea. Sailed the Lord Hobart packet, Hamilton, with Snails, for .New Yolk and Halifax ; Prior, Era.sl packet. Petre, with mails for the Windward Islands, and His Majesty's ship Heather. Hill. for a cruise. Remain the Peas rot Aryette packet, with mails for Malta and Gihtaltar.—Wind N. SEPT. t 4. Arrived the Lade EL:e cartel, lions Morlaix, with English prisoners. MI DEAL, !LPT. 2 Sailed the Sianr,an frigate, on a cruise. The Veiswiss bomb has a signal flying for a con oy to the westwar.l.—Wind N.N. DOVER, SEPT. 25. Last night. a hoineward-bound West Indianian came into the R -lad,, with the loss of an anchor and cable ; but, in the course of the right, our boatmen got another en board; and this rrorning she pro-- cee.led for the River. A 6ne Swedish frigate is now tidies in the Roads, she is homeward bound, and takes le a pilot here. A Pilot's Court was holden bat this day. DARTMOUTH, SEPT. 21. Since my list, arrived the Ulyarrs, Hutchings, from Portsmouth ; Durum,. lidady, and Chenely got-brigs, and the Trafitise privateer. from a cruise ; Re.sola. tam, Godfrey, from Jersey; George, Drummonds, tram Laidoe ; S•stsus, Ps rston, from Bristol. both with groceries ; and L'Ehrat, cartel, from MOILDI, with '27 hnglish prisoners (all women). Sailed-the Auclitriat, for Lisbon ; Doe. te • and ilar4y gun-brig., ort a creiss ; Chea.;,, gon t• r Pi JED Mal ; and the Trafalgar privateer, on a crai,e. I/MOUTH. SEPT 24. Since my last, arrived the Wrthons, Craig ; and Ilulkeley, from Sunderland ; /Asa, from Swansea; and Aier:. Turnbull, from Blyth. with coals; There Broers, Mo o Maddicot; ; Two BrsibreA, Taylor ; ;tad Re,•frw th a, r, • from Dartmouth, with timber, old &c. ; Tr l fidgar, Webber ; Orgikeer. Maws; and Fren4a,.larm.in, from Neath h , leiskesdru ; Lbs.. Und erhill, from Bidd efor d, Alfa r wit Aim esd lases, Luckess George Asa, Hods der ; and S,:aitteriat, Slade. from Plymouth, with oldjunk, &c. ; Ann, Sheacs, from Plytni.uth, with • . slate; Feign's, Welsher, from Bristol, with MET. stumiise. Sailed the 7 firer R:1 , 4, es, Maddicott, for Dart . im.eth; anU Vawy. Lents, for Billsoa, in bathe. MILITARY INQUIRY. SECOND REPORT OF TIIF. INQU IkY COMM ISSI ONERS OP MILIEARY (C.taiatiel from our Paper of Yestenl.l.) Respelling the duties of the Barrack Masters, Deputy Barrack Masters, Storekeepers, and BAT rack Serjeants. we think it sufficient, after referring to the examination of the Barrack Master of Croy don Barracks, to observe, that they are detailed • with great method and precision in a printed book of instruftions, issued by the late Barrack Master General, to which instrußions a stria end adherenc ave is constant ly required. In the Appendix we h given a copy of the half-yearly account of a Bar rack Master, in order to shew the nature and et. tent of the disbursements of these officers ; to which is annexed a copy of the affidavit which each Bar-. rack Master is now called upon to make. The Assistant Barrack Masters General receive fifteen shillings per diem, with extra allowance of ten shillings per diem, and one shilling and six pence per mile for post-chaise expellees, when tra velling. One of the Assistant Barrack Masters Ge neral hes been rocently allowed forage for two horses, in lieu of one shilling and sixpence per mire. The Barrack Masters receive generally ten shil lings per diem ; the Deputies from two shillings and sixpence to seven shillings and sixpence per diem. Barrack Masters are appointed by the Secretary at War ; but it seems extraordinary, considering the trust reposed in them, that no proper security has ever been taken from them, nor are they sufficiently under the orders and controul of the Barrack Mas ter GeneraL It has been rumoured, that Barrack Masters have been sometimes appointed without having any bailee: under their charge. The only instance of this kind that we have been able to dis cover, is, the appointmettraf a Barrack Master, the pay of ten shillings per ditni, at Clifton, near Bristol. On inquiry, however, into this appoint ment, we find that the Barrack Master at Clifton has the charge of a very extensive range of unfinish ed buildings, called The Royal York Crescent, which have been purchased by Government, with the intention of converting them into barracks. By their letters of service, the Barrack Masters are granted an allowance, exclusive of their salary, equivalent to their half-pay, if on the half-pay list, which was formerly paid them by the Barrack Of fice, but, at present, by the Paymaster General of the Forces ; they are also allowed five pounds per annum for postage and stationary. The inferior officers am all appointed by the Bar rack Master General ; but it has been stated to us, that sufficient care has not been invariably taken in the appointment orßarrack Serjeants. The circumstance of allowing halt-pay to be re ceived by persons holding permanent public appoint ments, being considered by us a deviation from the general principle on which half-pay is granted. viz. to make a certain provision for officers, for whose services the nation has no immediate occasion, until they are again called into employment ; we were induced to call for a return from the Barrack Office of the officers receiving this allowance; also, of the amount paid to each, and the authority by which this indulgence was granted. By the papers returned to our precept we learned, that half pay officers •had been employed in various duties, particularly in that of Barrack Master, from SG early period of the establishment ; and that in consequence of several of them objeaing to make the customary oaths to entitle them to receive their half-pay, the late Barrack Master General, in a letter to Mr. Windham, then Secretary at War, dated .3th June, 1795, had proposed as an expedient, to prevent the barrack department from being de prived of their services, that the salaries of these officers should be increased in such proportions as might induce them to continue in the de partment. Many respeaable Captains, the Ge neral observed, then held the office of Barrack Master, at a salary of five shillings per diem, for which they would not of course relinquish half-pay to the same amount ; and the measure,proposed, he added, would, in point of economy, be attended with great benefit to the public, as the proportional in crease of salary would in no case exceed the amount of the halt-pay then received ; whereas, to get men of equal respeaability out of the military line, a salary of a much greater amount than that given at the time must be allowed ; which would, of course, as the officer would still continue to receive his half pay, be at least an additional expence to the public of the full amount thereof. The letter concluded with suggesting. that if the measure proposed should be adopted, it would be necessary, in order to pre vent any inconveniences, that notice be sent from the War Office to the Paymaster General, that in all cases where such increased salary was given, the officer, while so employed in the Barrack Depart :neon, was not to receive his half-pay. Of so eligible a measure, where the services of officers of rank arid tried integrity were retained oti the one hand, and the public purse relieved from ex pence on the other, the Secretary at War expressed his approbation in a letter of the lath June, 1795, wherein lie says, •• he is persuaded the business will be most satistaltorily executed in general by persons of that description, and, at the same time that an additional provision is made thereby for experienced and meritorious officers, returned from alive ser vice, a saving will accrue to the public, by their be ing discontinued ou the nalf-pay, while they hold such employments." The opinion of the-Secretary at War of this wit sure, is here expressed in explicit and unequivocal terms ; yet, in carrying the measure into die.% the economy of the proposal seems to have been com pletely overlooked ; for it appears by the letter of service, and it is stated to us, that all the officers of this description were paid (whilst the same was is sued by the Barrack-Office) the amount of their re speatve half-pay, in addition to such pay and allows mires as jet reattached to their several offices in the barrack department. These raymerits were made by the Barrack Mat ter General. until Jane, 1804, when they were re sumed by the Pay Office ; and, from the return of the sums paid for the halt•year, ending at the above ' m ind, we infer, that the total amount issued under this head, for lam years, must have exceeded three thousand porrids per annum ; an expenditure whico _~ does not appeal: to es to be borne out by any au thority. We shall now advert to the general ground al leged by the late Barrack-Mester Ge.9eral, (or the great increase of the establishment. and of its ea. pence beyond what it was stated to be, to the &led Committee of the House of Commons on Finance, in 1797, viz. a. the great increase in the concerns and business of the whole Department." But the pay of some of the Officers, and some part at least of the additional espence , dinin g the peri al whilst he was at the head of the Department, will not ap -1 pear. we think, from th e detailed account we now proceed to give of the augmentation of salary and emolument. in each particu lar instance, to ciently justified or: these grounds. The salary of the late Barrack-Master General, when he was first appointed Super intendant General of Barracks, was fired at thirty shillings per diem, with bis travelling expences. This was afterwards augmented to forty shillings per diem, to om c mence from Christmas 1792. He ern promoted to the situation of Barrack-Master General in January 1794. and on the sth of April following, his pay was further augmented to forty shillings per diem pay. and forty shillings per diem extra, with his actual contingencies and travelling expences. This statement is agreeable to the one given by him to the Select Committee of the House of Com mons in 1797 ; but it now appeals, that the late Barrack Master General received, on the establish ment of the Barrack Office, two pounds per diem, in addition to the four pounds alsove mentioned, from Oftober 1794 to MI ; and, from the latter period to his resignation in November Ma, a fur ther addition of two pounds per diem, making his total pay, for the last three years, eight pounds per diem. He accounts for these augmentations of pay, and for omitting to notice the first of them in his return to the Committee on Finance, by sayiny, that he was placed on the Staff of the army as a Major General, in October 1794, and that he was authorised, by the Secretary at War, to charge Major General's pay of two pounds per diem from that date, on the Bar rack Office establishment, in aiditian to his salary of four pounds per diem allowed him as Barrack ce Master ived tilGelnafter th e eral ; b return was that this authority was not re- ce to the Soled Committee in 1797. The further pay of two pounds per diem, commencing in 1801, was added, as he states, in consequence of his being promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General, and of his being placed as such on the Staff of the army. The staff pay as a General Officer, as well as his pay as Barrack Master General, was paid from the funds of the Barrack-Office ;it was not included its the estimates of the half.pay annually laid before Parliament, which we conceive to be the cause why it did not cease during the late interval of peace ; not indeed does it clas in any respell from the salary of the Barrack Master General on the esta blishment, and as such, it is now received by the pre sent Barrack Master General, under the sanction of the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury . (To he centinueol.) 4......- --- 4 - 4 . 4.-4- ••. 0 DONCASTER, Sul . . 22. This place seems to contend in magnificence of equipages and fashion with the metropolis. The presence of the Prince has attracted every body far and near. 'Their Royal Ilighnesses went to the Course in Loid Fitzwilliam's carriage, accompanied by his Lordship and Lord Darlington. In the Stand, His Royal Highness, so justly famed for affability of manner, conversed with every one, and his arrival was marked with the greatest respect and delight. The sport was very good, though the day was not so fine as yesterday. The Mayor and Corporation were received by His Royal Highness, and addressed their Prince in terms the most loyal. Their Royal Highnesses ho noured Lord Fitzwilliam with their company at dinner, and afterwards went to the ball. NORWICH, SEPT. r. 4. TT! E lIIQU IS .01 1 Tl.i; young Nohlemau, tour through Ittnit,hite atat tutor, attired e: suite, at Holyhead, Wales. tr•gar3 to the psssage to DU that the voyage was.ahout I to the wilr, and without the and without con,alting the his father, he einharkel nr and. about the time apecifiel of Dublin, where be paid their Excellencies the Duke rein . This distinguished the must cordial welcont • meat of the yeuthlul Marq venal attraflion. On a cb , regard to his retinue, and At a General Ordination. holden by the Lord Bishop of this Diocese. in his Lordship's Chapel, on Sunday last. the following Gentlemen were or dained : IDSACOWS. Jas Enke, B.A. Trinity College ; C. M. Donee, and R. G Purvis, Caius College, Cambridge. M. li•nig, M.A. Ed.tiburgh. T. R. Sponge, BA. Trinity College, Oxford. Robert William, Ttinity. ?MITS. George Raider°, I A.; J. N. Ewen, R.A..; V. Hill, B.A ; John V a nder-Menlea, Student Civil Law; R. B. Matthews, M.B ; and Thomas North latl, B.A. all of Cain+ Cediege, Cainbriklee Richard Gooch, BA. Christ's Church ; and John Lakin, lA. Oriel Celege, Oxford. Wen. G. Cautley, BA. Pembroke Hall. Henry Franklin, B.A. Clare Hell; and E. B From, S.A. Corot, Ct.risti College, Cambridge. Wm. Davy. _ THE MARKETS. CORN4XCHANGE, Serr. M. This day there are torn. further arrivals of wheat, likewise Several cargoes on the Baltic Beet.—The samples of fins old, confutes to fetrh last price • Got sites we rather hessotly made of second awl ent; miry 4101:1141160$ ..—Thare 'revery large em eriti of barley, which cause a further redo' ion, and this article is estretted cheaper.—. Malt is rather heavy of sale —White anti grey pesos, with bearer of each soot, have little alteration. Of oats there are toiera'ale sup flies, and excepting f..r t he beet samples, I..st price. ace liar4lll saarstained on this trade Ala the prates of Beer no CURitl Fine Ao Rev, new Barley Malt White Peas... Grey P.n.., .‘. lISITIpIe S , 1..5L pv•s..c. al, ... .... . ...-........._ _._ ___ the proms tr( Rom no alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. ti'll". Dohlln on . tendon , Se:A. 1! . .) 1 ................ --- - 11 a 11 1 a Whret.• • ...• .571 74.. 88.. Rearm 41. 51. Od. '"''''''''''''.------------------ 6 Fine 40....•...90. 93t oi. Tick Beans 3 5. 44.. 0.. BIRTH: Roe, nee 45a 535. GA Oats ..84. 0 211. 32s At BarbAdees, on the Ilth of Auestst,the Lads a Lie,taisr• e Batley 3lle. 44$ 04 Polaads 345. 35.. 64. Colonel San`, commandliist the I.sth recrucnt, ot a daoghtr Malt Melee Pea5....112.. 65. 01. Fine Fiellf 701. 75.. Od On Thundav morning. at St. Georttes in the East, 3. 7, I Om/ Peas. •.• • 49 * 41 . 0 . 4 . 1.r.^. 4., .. 45. 70. I 1 4• 11.14411, E dge of Lambeth, to the ami.ihleater et P lls! • A RETtIRN OF FLOUR, Min t, daughtet of the bate John Par todge, E.q. 1% • ••• pine. From Sept. 19 to Sept 19, from the Cncket 011 See. Oa Monday lain at Warkleiglt, Ocean, Edward Wsloses, I 8a,.1.. s. 4. Sacks a. 4. Sacks . a. 4 at Exeter, Esq. lisa ' aket. to M.S. Iwie riell INorsaer, of VA 1 f 15.... 80 411.... 71 8 10.... 46 6 pties. 4331. ... 75h e 195.... 71 209.... 74 6 050 .... 79 291.... 65 . OF ATM. ► e t On the 13t h heat. at Ram . e .te, In th e sitiontlle *I I I 7.... 73 GI 217. 69 25.... tit ace, 54.,:ter Wi,lain Hols,ll Carr.only chi dof W limn and Lady Charlotte H eaven Ca.r. of End% w 1 the A. , ' -e Habe I s'y .... 71 I It. ... 164 6 01.... 611 Northun,hetlausl, and r andson or ) amen , E•t l - ° !!!..........-.--" I e 10) ... 7 . 4 GI 1 ISL... GS b. •.. 6 a G,; .0 •. :2 170.... 67 1 3 ••• 6 3 'fora'-1,,96611eiere.--Average, 71., I Id. HIGH WATER , T HIS DAY, AT LONDON Bkl. 4F. . 1 - 2. eitlielbe• than last return. Morn.... 4..) "tux after 1 I Eolin. •.. 5 min.. after II af The Ova Inspollesea Illidutit. on Thorsday. UXBRIDGE. - Sept f 5. LONDON :—Fyinte4 DAVIDSON, N.L. 17s 0 111 I 'e Barley, per 10ut.... ll ll -.• s— to 7V —s Conn, Bow.ur 44, Coeren4Ga don. and psolish7d at at I :r Barley, per qr...., Res aad 1 . '15 4 .11 Office, No 15, Hack of St. 114.85 e -16 Chutch, Smart, af Oan 344 —1 to 425 -..-4 W. STUCK, of No. 7. Ness Behon-5tr,...4, Lime Ate. te ;0 I li p eallS 416 .- 6 .4 to 59. ..1 Order., ke. for the* IN wls acne t... die Onus um* peg ws e.. Me 5 1. 1 11 It bbe .-11' pee Qom**. ortli be dote mobbed M. y • PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. tts IT 111.11116 et *KITSCH *PIM. 14 4 ‘.,..31 3. 41 184 ad Hay 51 16. a4' 111 s Straw..2 l Os 64 a 21 9. 6d Nee 01 ts a oi Vs I Clover 41 10s a 51 10 ctraw ------____ S!sil rtiFIELD —Fester, Seer 116. T. oink the ‘, ll .l—per moue c(lia). We( ... ... 4* 0,1 to 5, t.d 1 Vt.! 4. Oa to 5* Oil Mutton. ..4s 44 so 5* Id i P.,k 4s 8d w 3s 41 I.setle et 6.1 U St 6d • iIIAD OW ' 1.11.3 lI.VC. putt, *hoot 6ott-4heep au! Legit's. 9,600. --------- NEWDATE AND LEADESHILL MARKETS. By the Carc.iss. Reef *a 0.1 to 4s 41 Veit.. Ss 04 en 4s $4 Matton 3s 64 to 4$ id I Peek S. a fra. Osk to RAW. HIDE! Best Heifers and Steer., per stone, Is. 21 to 3s. 44. Mi.taiings • '9O. 94. to 2... lid. Ordinary .. Is 44. to ts. 64. Market Calf 6 t tz.t4t. Engltsh Hunt Sheep Skoris ......1a. Od. to Si.. Pd. I Lamb Skint - 2s CI. to Ss.. 94 -...:. ------- . PRICE Of foRATIII2R. Botts, 50 to srslb. each .. £2.1. to 244 Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each ....26. to 7.(2 Merchants Racks ....214 to 2 1 114 I)rs.ss:4g tittles.. 164 to 29. Foie C,sch Hides 201 to 21% C.op Hides for cutting 214 to t3f Flat Ordinary lad to lti Calf Skins, 90 to 401 b. per Dozen 30d to 404 • Ditto, 50 to 701 b... 364 to 424 i Ditto 70 to 80 1 b StnallSeels (Greenland) 39d to 4td S. Large ditto Ma to 169 t per dozen. Tanned Horse Hides 201 to 354 per bade, PRICE OF TALLOW. St James's Market.. as 134 Town Tallow —s 04 62s Oil :!are Market . 3 Sd Yellow Russia ..... Od 681 Od Whitechspel Market. Se 7d White iiiito .... —, Ws od Per Stone of Slb. ------ I Soap digs .. —a od Isi Od 10s 11e Melting Stu4-50.0d 52. Od Average Price...es 71 Ditto rough s ICI - Graves ...... --e tie Uond Dregs..... Yellow Soap, --a a 78s—Mottle s, 89s--Curd, 925., Candles, per &ern, 1 le —.Moulds, Igi. -...-..... CONL- MARY ET, Sett. 26, Ships at Market. Sold. Price. 38 ..Newcastle 2 "Stone Coal . 1 75s 04 a —s Oil 1 ..Cinden.... ..... .. 1 311 e Od a—4 Of MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, Tilt• DAV• M. 11. Beniamin Phillips and William Seem, Ewer-greet, /Southwark, levigators and drug-grioders 10 John Boldron, Strand, Si ntd!esex, chersernonger 3 12 William Leith, now or late of R4chester, Lent, rope. - maker . 311 . . Thomas Roper, Ilington, Middlesex, rr t , e-maker 210 John Potts Halbert, Newcastle upon-Tyne, merchant SlO John Howard Kyan, a nd Edward Ho-kin, Waiming Dock-street, and hiddingtomstieet, Middlesex, coal immigrants 1 11 . . Robert Lewis and James Darnell, late of Holborn, Mid dlesex, mercers ' . . 111 DIVIDENDS. Samuel Yates, Wood street, London, merchant . If Elisabeth Clarkson, widow, and Riclia , d Dote, both of South-Medley-greet, Mal.!letex, oil drakes alid w i ne -m er chants 10 John Belcher, Lamb's Conduit-street, Middlesex,enet chant 11 . . Forrester Clark, Aing-street, coverts.pratre, Middle.. s: e, laerman . It . . . Luke Guerrier, Stepney, Middlesex , cow-keeper 10 Michael !hill:" Nona-street, near the Haymarket, . 10 grocer . • . . Richard Richardson, late of Page's-walk, Berntomilley,- Surrey, glue mid size-maker ' • 11 . CEICTItICATES. Nicholas Nowell, of Fleet-street, in the city of Leaden, tabt . dadver, dealer and chapmaa. Friro . i , Robert., of St Martin's court, St. Martin'elaskis St county of Middlesex, mercer. John Parsons, late of Netth, in the cininty of Glamorgan, loge monger, dealer and clisonais. John Shillingford, late of Stanton Saint John, in the county et Oxford, butcher. Samuel Lytligoe„ of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, timber-merchant, dealer and chairman. James Cooper, the younger of Barking-i.ley, Tower•li. ll , is the city et London, ntertiiant. ........ PRICE OF S'IOCKS YESTERDAY. 5 per C.nt Cerrso's 5 per Cent Navy Imperial 3 per Cent , W O Imperial Annieues II 51-111 Oranium talk& Rinds H. dis. Excheneer Rill, Et. 44. pee. Fnilkli Lottery Tickets Rank Int Cumuli for T 81611, Reek-hrwker, No. 4,Carnbill. writ Chating<r)sc . —..—... —•.— _ HUSH STOCKS, Stn. IS. 1406. Gov. Debenteres 5 ;»r Cent 94 Rove,' am, Loon, f io.r rent....... 92; COURsE oF FXCH ktil l 3.E—Serr. ti. Anastenlam .... 36 92 If Venire 44 57 new C. Ditto at Sushi . AV, Naples Reuel/ant ll 9 2U. Lisbon 611 1-lansleurgh 34 1 I.)U. rtn.r , o .•. 12; 1 ; Alums 34 2 2IU. 1)u•,11ri Paris 1 day's eatn 24 2 Ctok l5l Ditto lounleaus. 114a4tid. —in miner. and g m . 1 ,, Us -- '- Ditto Vi effect. Neo k .D..ubloons.. Cubs • —l ll Par , ss Naar nutar.. ..... -- - 5 6 Dittss 36 i isitict. Shaer i.s Bar• ... •—• Eilbms 54 Now 1at.1.• eaC;ll . • .-• ..... .. Lil i t•••Ill i . i • 51. Akio of the Bank ..illui au, 51 per Csut. Spot "- - 1 i • e a lilt 'I ' L CI4 ' , WC HSI . .c; MI iv r 4 .1. lUR tor. Die .r