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From thy' . l,olVD ON ad Z I.4J'il' fi;, j iii 9 1,p.,..t805, At the Court at the the loth of • J , . - dy 4805, 'Pie King's Moit E:•:ceilent .:Aajesty in council.. Councii, was this day pleased to tn , .. Right 'Honourable. John Jeffereys Earl :'Caniaen, 1,00 President. of His 'Majesty's Most lionourible Privy Council, and his Lordship took his place at the Board ao . :ordingly. His -Maiedy having ly.:11, pleased to appoint, the Right Honourable Roma Stewarr, commonly called. Lord Yiscount Castlereagh, to be one of His Ma- % jcsty's Principal . Secretaries ofState, he vas, this day, by His Majesty's command, sworn , one-of Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State . accordingly. His Majesty having been 'graciously pleased to • deliver the Custody.of the Seals of the Dutehy. and County-Palatine of Lancaster to the Right Honour able 'Dudley LOrd HarroWby, the Qath Of Chan ,of the said Dutchy was, this day, by_ His •Majesty's comthand, 'administered to his Lordship. St. Jame . is, July 2, 1805. His RoYal Highness the Duke of Sussexlhas been pleased to . appoint - the Rev. Robert Voster, Master of Arts, Vioar of Marden, in the County of 'Wilts, and Precentor of the Cathedral Church of Bristol, .to be one of His Royal Highness's . Domestic Chap lains.' • Inr-Office, yu(y t 3, 'Roc. P.eg'onent of Life Guards, Major.Getieral Charles Barton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Buckley, •who retires. Major Robert Barton, from the a ttli Light Dra goons, To be Major and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Major , General Barton, l-lentY -Barrington, Gent, to be Cornet ....and Sub- Lieutenant, by purchise, vice Lynch, retired. Conwd hrions 1,, the 1-lolmesdale Volunteer's, Jigged by the Lord Lieweitata of the County of Kept. Lieutenant Charles Carter Pettey to ba Captain, vice (1, ceased. Dated June aB, iBos. Lieutenant Wuudgate to bt ditto, vice Lane, deceased. Dated ' as above. COMMiI I 1611 s J /glad 6y the Lord Lieutenant of the C'cunty of Essex . Ungar Hundred Paul:item • Charles tg.).riot, Esq. to be. Captain, vice Goff; resigned. Dated tune I, I,'os. letonlnnteer.t. • Erisign:rilomas Stayner to 1)1.1 Lieutenant, vice Spicer, re slyly& Dated lone 30 1805. lticltdrd Wicks, Cent. to hnsigii, vice Staytt , :r, proinotc.d, Dated as above . Comq; .I,n• in the Upotter;s , Troop of Gentleinen and Yeo maw,: Cavalry, A ije Lord Lieutenant of Devonsbiie. Dated 111,,y 13, loon rittetier, ;o he Captain-Commandant. - Comini.ilions in the l'ercv Tet,aritry Volunteers, signed by the Los d the coutty ve Northumberland. Cavllry. •- Cornk Italph Ft.rster to be Lieutenant, vice Tay , 19r: resigned. Dated • tune 28, 1803. • George . Watson, Gent. to be •Cornet, POraCti promoted. Dated as above; ' • . Inf a ntry— Li Yid William Smith, Esq, to he Lieutenant. Colonel, vice: the lion. lanic's Dormer, resigned. Dated Els aho‘e.. William Crew, Gent. to be First Li eutenant, , viceUtelhead, deceased. Dated as above. loi) Taylor, Cent. to ,he Second Lieutenant, vice Potts, resigned:, Dated filly 6, tEes. Commivionl in the Leicestershire 'Militia, ligned by the Loa' • Lietnenant. Lieisteitaitt and Adjutant Joseph - Travers to bc Captain, by Brevet. Dated March :9, t Soy. August William Weaver, of Tlliv-lane, London, wa re li,useniatt, at twelve, at G nildhat I, . Nov. rt. Henry Hale,. of liirchiti-larie, London, oilman, at ten, at Guildhall. • . " August 23. George Forbes, late of Coptliall-court, Throg. inorron.'•street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. August 5. Andrew David Son, of C heater, wine-merchant, -at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Chester. . August. 7. William Sandhack, of Nor!hwiLlt, county of Chester, sh , ,pkeeper, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deans .' gale, -Manchester. August t 3. David Moffatt, of Fleet-market,,London, grocer, • ' ten, at August a. Edward Mundell, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, cordalealer and spirit-merchant, - at eleven, at the George Inn, Yurk. - • August 7. James -Kershaw and William Kershaw, •of Hall ' Mx, Yorkshire, merchants and co-partners, at ten, at the W bite Liun UM, Ha lifak. • [illy 29. Jane. Wanklin, late of 'Knighton, Radnorshire, mercer, at one, at the . Crown Inn, Worcester. • August 8. Richard . Whittle, late of 'Carleton, Lancashire, at eleven, at the George inn, Preston. CERTIFICATES. August 3. fames Nixnn, of Princess - street, Hanover - square, ironmonger: George %I/ills, E,f H igh st rect,Whitechapel, Middlesex, tailor. I oseph 13ryans, of Liftle'Britain, London, carpenter. Francis Hurry and Thomas Flurry, of Howden-dock, Walls. • end, Northumberland, ship-builders and co-partners. Edward Davis and William Phillips, of Church-street, Lam beth, Surrey, brewers and co-partners. • Fran is Thompsun, late of, New North-street, Red Lion square, Middlesex, merchant._ Michael Green, and 'llenrY Col lins,C rein, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, pockef-book and trunk,makers and co-partners. John Reddish, late of Sutton, near Frodsham, county o Ches. . torrscorn.cador. BANKRUP7.S. Vriiliarn Brawn, of Holcotf, Northamptonshire, woblcomber erica , inopiteepet, to surrender I uly 19. 20, and August . 24, at ek:vco, ;d the Peacock Inn,. Northampton. Anomie's, Mr. lohn Newton Goodhall, Wellingborou ; or Mr. Richard Walter Forbes, Ely-place, Holborn, London. Henry Hancock andlohn Bernard Holfaleyer, of Newcastle. upon-Tyne, merchants and co-partners, to surrender August 3, and 2.4, ar eleven, at Deltas Collee-house, Nedvcastle-upon-Tyne. A ttornies, Messrs. Clayton and Bruntell, Newcastle or Messrs. Clayton and Scott, Lin coln's-Inn, London. john Hewitt, of Biriningliam, druggist and gro, er, to surren der ltily.az, at tour, 23, at twelve, and August 24, at four. • at the Stork, 'Tavern, in the Squaw, Dittniiigifam, 'Atter flies, .Messrs. Sudlow and Richardson, Munumeist-y aid, Mimiton ; or Mr. Mole . ,.l.lirmingitain. to 'Bernard louseal, late of Streatham, Surrey, apothe. gay, to sinretidei• July 26, at six, 27, and August 24, at one, at GuAliall, London. Attorney, Mr- Martelli, Nor- - - tater, Strand. . • - 101 1 , 1 , Middlesex, cordwainer, to kyr tender ,july ió, 27, and August 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Higden and Syin, Curriers'-hall, Lon ctost- Juno) lariiscn and Robyn Rigg, of Manchester,' manufac turers and co-p.irtners, to surrrnder August 6,7, and 24, at eleven, at the 13ridgewater Arms, Manchester, A ttornies, Toullt.es and 1-liglort; Manchester ; or Messrs. Vtailkes and Lottg,dill, (.; ray's-Inn, London'. lama Sowtlitirst and James Marignill, of Bolton, LancashirCs dimity ;old mattutaetureis, to t,urrencler August 5, iu.d 24, 1(:11, at the Dog 'Tavern, Deantigate, Manehes-: t. , , 'I " , r. Ellis,.Cursitor-street, London.; or .. _ . . .. .!: F.,,; : I, '...i.k nester., .....! , !. :.. ~ Late Of Sitepperton, Middlesex, corn and coal , . . . : .. c, surrender July 20, 23, and Attgu,t 24, at ten, A ttornics, Messrs. Clink and Grat.ehrook, o• 1 :. . Stirrky ;ur NlessrS. lenkins, rallies, and Com. r.my, New. hn . •Eowarn. W tits, of the Lower Road, St. Mary, Rothethithe, Surrey, victualler, to surrender July 16, 30, and August 24,-at ten, at C.;uiltiliall, 'London. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Snerhurn- lane. • Jelin Williams, of l,lanliilan, Denbighshire, dealer in cattle, to surienrla I tily 23. 30, and August 24, at ten, at Guild. .hall, Londrin.. Attorney, Mr_ Stratton, Shoreditch. William Milburn.and John gulls Copenian, of Bow Church .‘ yard Lonti , n, warehousemen and snert.hauts arid co-part. , engender July 20, 23, and August 24, at ten, at ,hall„" Attorney, Mr. Courteen, Cannon-weer. lie; ry :rnyth Thomas and John LaSCelleS, of•Mill.larte; Surrey, coopers and copartners, to sur. row , LAY :ind August 2,4, at ten, at Guildhall, r.o, Attot nits; MetifiLN. Ginty and Huddan, Angel. Trilogmorton.street, , DIPIDENDS. August 6. Robert lolinttol, James Johnston, and William I olin , ") 1, , of IWtrh.tu.s-Line, London, merchants and co. part fit at twelve, at Ctilldll4ll, AUPISt * Ij. Wiker, of the Strand, Middlesex, line. 4t, One, wt C Aug st William Mayor, of Preston, Lancashire, woollen. draper, at etcveri, at the Fleece, Preston. August 3. Geor/ . .c Cory, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, up holder, at ten, at Cutitlitall, London,. • August 14,. John Page, o l'lliavigs Inn, Holborn, London, warehouseman, at one, at Cuildhall. August. John Phillips, of Rosi, Iterefordshjte, innholder, lit ten, at the Swan Inn, Ross. Aup.is: 2a. Henry Bradley, late of Birmingham, merchant - artwelve, at the Hotel, Temple-row. Birmingham. August 22 101111 Simms, late or Sheepy Parva, Leicester_ slat:, ;miler, ;it eleven, at the Suit, Sheepy Magna. A ugus t 6. William Masters the elder, anq William Masters the younger , a (;recu•W'reli, Kent, distillers and co.part. tiers, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 17. Thomas 111 i telit I I, ot Hatton-court, Tin eadnecdle street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Giulia - nit!. August 6. E,dward Eagleton, 01 Cheapaide, London,. grocer, :stone, at Guilithali, Augmt 6. Sattiti(..i Moses, of Brighthelinstoric, Sussex, liner.draper, at mie, at Guildhall, London. Pobert Tahrum, of Shopland, Essex, dealer, a: tv,..-lve, at Guildnai•l, London. J u ly 2, ) . 'iio herlford, of Sutton, Berkshire,paper.makei, at twelve, at Guildhall,' Londtai, A non ., 2',3. Thoilw ThilrOtill, at Welwyn,' Hertfordshire, at ten, AL Guikihall,London. LC, N DON : Vrinted by I CM; IIAII Rl3, of No. 4, Martictr. court, 110‘‘ ; 3. 1 ; ILLI Axm Ut 6VM-OFFICE, No. 112, Strand ; WilerC Orrii.7s for i42ilos for tiw .lIIIDDLESEX SESSIONS. ON Saturday James flunkey and John Proctor were indi&ed for a misdemeanor, in being found in the house of John Tottehert, Esq. of Milhnan-se - eet, Guildford-street, with offensive weapons,on the 26th of May. The house wasleft in the care of a servant, , who discovered that pebbles had been placed between the hinges of the door, plan resorted to 'by house breakers to find whether it is inhabited, and he. gave information to the Police. Trott and. Stanton, Otfi— CV'S, waited in the house all night, and early in the morning the Prisoners entered, and they were se cured.—Guilty.--They were sentenced to be im prisoned two years in Newgate. William alias Humphrey 11/hite,Charles Pritchard, and Thomas Harvey, were charged with a similar of fence in a cellar, or warehouse, containing lead, nn der Mr. Lindsey's Chapel, near Essex-street in the Strand.. The fans were uncontroverted. But there was an extraordinary appearance at the Bar of this Court. Mr, WATSON and Mr. GVRWEY were Counsel for the Prosecutione and for the Prisoners, besides Mr. .ALLEY, GLEDE, and Mr. REYNOLDS, Mr. S'er jeant -BEST was retained. Very strong arguments were urged against the wording, of the indietrrnt, both, as to the offence being charged to be intended to be committed NEAR", instead of premises in Essex street, and, as to whose hands the property or posses sion was then vested in. The exceptions to- the in diarnent, however, were not admitted by the Court, and the Prisoners were found Guilty. • Mr. Se.rjeant BEST then gave notice that he would move an arrest of jltdgment in the Court of King's Bench. Thomas .Bladon, a hackney coachmln, tufts found guilty of driving furiously down Long-acre, and running over a boy, by which he was severely hurt. 'Sentenced to be imprisoned six Mouths. IPm. Jakeman, who was tried and acquitted at ti.• Old Bailey of the charge of murdering a woman of the name of Smith,. in Little Sheffield-street, was tried for an assault committed at that time upon the husband of the deceased, Sentenced to be impri soned six months. Barnard Barrett, for receiving a quantity of gun locks which had been stolen from the Tower, was sentenced to be imprisoned one year. John Saunders was ordered to be imprisoned six • months for obta in ing a watch„ under false pre tences, from Mr. Goodall, a watch maker near Covent Garden. ,Charles Knight, for repeated indecency of conduCt in Mary-le-bonne parish, was sent to soliutry ,con linement for two years. John Whitly, a master carpenter, at Westminster, was sentenced to'be confined one year in the House of Correetion, Cold Bath-fields, for having received a quantity of timber, knowing it 'to be stolen. In passing sentence upon the Prisoner, the CHA/R -MAN observed, • that the Court conceived him to be particularly criminal, as his situation in life was such as to place him above suspicion. The deception, added to the criminality, and, if there had been any doubt upon the case, the sort of evidence that he had brought for his defence, would have con firmed his guilt. On Thursday afternoon, about three o'clock, 'as the Steward and Housekeeper of the Earl of Os soay were traveling 'in a &Ingle horse chaise over Luton Downs, Bedfordshire, they were stopped by a highwayman, mounted on an exceeding good blood horse. He presented a double barrelled pis tol, and robbed them of Rank Notes to the amount of 301. a guinea, two shillings, and a gold watch and seal. The robbery was observed by the Amp thill stage-coachman, and the robber p erce i v ing, the coach approaching, rode off with all possible spec(' through the, village of Sheally, towards the Dun stable Road. • Late last TueSday night; or early on Wednesday morning; the chambers of Mr. I.IcoKET, in Fig-tree court, 'Temple, were broken open, and robbed of several articles of plate, and every thing else of value that the villains could 'conveniently carry off. The door WO forcibly brbken, no doubt, by means of an :iron crow, as there were evident marks of one. A great number of chambers have lately been robbed. At Diss a number of labourers in husbandry hay ing refused to work for the customary 'wages, and being out of employment, applied to the Magistrates, who advised the. Parish Officers to put them to work, which they accordingly did . Thei r business was t( carry bricks in a 110, on their - shoulders, from Pal grave to Diss, a distance of two miles this inedit:ind had the &Sired effea, for after two days, they re... turned peaceably to their former employment, The Agriculturists in Catobridgeshire :old other counties are prozecuting with stfiTess a system of -clear i ing bean-lands by inc: u is of 'a tiock.of sheep, which, when turned in, destroy rue weeds without in the least injuring the 1.1:,:tr;, .and by whic)i the great expense of hoeing is prevented. 01,1) 13111LEY. 'VOIATII . -liAY'-HS4TURDAY, PAY 13. ; • Sarah Dickson was , indietel for the wilful murder . . of her female bastard'ehild, on the sth 'of June. William. Clerk, a watchman in Vintry, Ward, stated, that:he perceived a bundle lying on the ledge. of oneof the windows at the Union Warehewes, in Wading -street, as he was going his ronnds at eleven • o'clock at night, on the 7th Of June. He took the brindle, and conveyed it to the •watch-htaise, . Where it was opened,. and its contents proved to' be the child in question. The child appeared .to him.full grown, and he could perceive no marks of vioJence Mrs. Elizabeth Pettit, who resides in • Watling-- street, stated, that the Prisoner was hired' into her service some time prior to the circumstance, com plained of. The Lady from whom Witness had re ceived the Prisoner's chargter, 'stated, that she was pregnant but the Prisoner denied the imputation,' and removed all doubts by expressing a wiflingness to accede to the examination of a medical plan. Wit,. ness, :however, perceived the Prisoner to increase in bulk before the expiration of two months, and she had not the smallest' doubt but she was near her time ; and she indirectly acknowledged her situation, stating, that a waiter.at the Castle, at Highgate, was the father.' She went to bed very ill .on the 4th and: sth of June, and on her. coming. doWn .stairs in the, morning, she complained bitterly of the pains shehad endured. Site farther. stated, that. her bulk ,was so much decreased, that she could slip through her stays. Mrs. P.. Was convinced.that she had delivered herself. A servant in Mrs. P.'s employ proved., that the Prisoner. went up stairs on. Friday, at eleven o'clock, and afterwards left the house for ten minutes. He did not see her go out. Mr. We - stern, a Stir-geon, who examined, the Prisoner, by order of her • Mistress, proved that she had delivered herself. To all appearande, he. concluded, that the child had been born alive,, although he could not swear to the fad. - • The Judge, in summing up, observed to the Jury, that before they could convi&: the Prisoner, they must be satisfied the child was born alive. After re tiring some time, the Jury gave a. verdict of acquit tal.---She was detained tor concealing the birth: • Elizabeth Taylor, a girl of only 14 years of acre, was capitally indiaed for privately stealing, from t 3 ha person of Mrs. Monk, a one-pound note, half-alui nea, and two seven-shilling pieces.. The Prosecu trix was going. along Bishopsgate-street, when she was accosted by the Prisoner, who informed her that her petticoats were coming down, and if the please I she would pin them up for her. The: Prosecutrix thanked her.fdr her pretended civility, but in pin ping up the petticoats, the Prisoner's' hand found its way into-the Prosecutrix's pocket, who ,immediately Missed her pocket-book.--The Prisoner, .was found Guilty of stealing only.—dt appeared that although young, in years, she was old in iniquity, and the 'Reconnect told her she would, not belong in this Country., . . John Hickley was indieted for burglariously and sacrilegiously breaking' and entering The Parish Church ofWillscien, and stealing therefrom one, bi ble, and two prayer-books, 'on the 26th of May.— The charge of burglary was nut proved, and the Jury found the Prisoner guilty of stealing. He was tndieted on a similar charge, in the Pa • jilt Church of Kinsbury, and he was also found guilty of stealing. Saturday afternoon twenty-five female convicts were removed in two waggons from Newgate to be put on board the William. Pitt, bound p Botany Bay. £heir behaviour was highly indecorous ; they. tore the tilt, off the waggon kindly intended to conceal thoir shame,' and rent the air with the most scandal ous expressions. - • A Defendant in. a cause to be determined at one of the ensuing Assizes requested his Attorney to en gage, a Gentleman GO the Circuit of whom he had formed a very high opinion ; the Attorney acquaint ed his Client, that the. Plaintiff had already engaged the same Counsellor. "So much the better,". re= plied the Defendant, " when he has spoken for him, lie can step on the other side of the table' and speak for me ; besifles he must be better acquainted with the business than an entire stranger." The , long-agitated cause, in the Irish Court of Chancery, between Mr. IsAise BERNAL, the Ja maica Merchant, and the Marquis of DONEGAL and Mr. MAY, came on, upon two cross motions, be fore Lord REDE6E/ALE, on the 1 ith instant. The case was argued about 4 hgurs, and his Lordship al lowed the 'Marquis and Mr.,MAY one week to con sider whether they would settle with Mr. BERNAL, as otherwise he should appoint a - receiver over the Donegal estate inslanter. The appearance oldie Nene rabic, and philanthropic Plaintiff excited the interest of -every person in Court, and much satisfilktion was expressed that he was at length likely to triumph. A few days ago one of the Privates of the Hull Volunteeni fell from the highest part of the Cliff, at Scarborough, upon the sand, where he lay four hours before he was discovered. Except being stunned by the Fall, 'he received no other injury. About the same time a Private in the Southampton Militia fell from the Cliff, upon the rocks - below ; and, wonder ful to relate, has not broken- a bone; he is dreadfully bruised, but in a' fair way of recovery. A few days ago, as one . of the Cornish Miners, employed on tlse works at Fort Pitt, on Chatham Hills, wa, passing with a barrow along a plank across one of the trenches, his foot slipped, and he fell to the depth of lifiern feet ; although not apparently hurt, he has, however, received so severe a shuck, that he is not expeCted to recover. . On Wednesday last,as a painter was at work at Norwich, the ladder on which he stood suddenly snapped in two t and though precipitated from a height of thirty feet, he only- received a few braies in his side. PR ICE OF SATVII STOCKS, Bank Stack. t?,4 wavy : 5 pel.Cent. 9° 5 per Cent. i 797, 99 I I rssn s per C ent. 4 Per L'eur• 78 } 771.7 8 3 per Cent. Kett, 3 per. Ctrit. Com. 59 y t Kink L. Alin. 17 ti Ditto Shint Ann: DA Y. India Stock, India Bonds, ts. dis. 3 Per Cent. in t, F xcliey tier Bills, Is. a 35.. pr. Ortinium, 6i 6,1 : Imperial 3 per-Cent. Ditto Ann. 9 i-i6tils com. kir Opening, 6r I Go 61 ITAGE Sc s, of South Molion-street , I:ditor, Ofist-taito, must he 4daressl2"' siirr NEI&. 'Fa tic E, .: ut.Y tz. . .. "KrriVetl!--,the Unity, Pi,:kworth, and -Sally', Bona, Portz 'London ; geitori4, -1...' i , Z ire, f riint Gnernsey ;. Natal, Yolog , I .nd:Eiilrior, Jackson, tr0,...1 u nierlaf!d ; Amity, King; and William and Catherine., Pratt, IrPlll Newcastle., "' ' `l;3'l :it—the loseph awl Betsey, Iswor•n, f Chichester; Industry, Brooks, for I If7aconin ; A aim Kiir,, - for Swan.. ;IV ; and Wiiiitarn and Niary ‘BOylleS, liir Weyriptith. . ~ CRAVV.ESI/o. JULY lie Passed by--the Lady 'Barlow, M`lrsters, Inspeeer, Smith, Diana, B e njamin,. Favourite, Collin, and Milian and Eli. ;-tl.letil, Todridge, tram the sSouth Seas ; tlenrierto, ---, trofn Palau ; Norway; . ratobson,' Anna, 'A Ish, Ileleita! Chiimer, and T wonlOtilaS, Barker, from Norway ; Princess Mary, Hoot, fr l / 4 ,:n Waterford . Vrovr Cordelia, ---,-fr9o A ;tea.; Gavhea, Few, Aurora,- Miller, and Vrotv Wiltcl• mina,- —, tram l'oy.pcnburgh. Sailed—the U tersangtit Theide or St. Sebestian'; Vc* nos, Beroram, ,and:Freide, Volktuan; fbr Elsinore,. ~.. On the 7rll inst. at Escot, in Devonshire, the Lady of I ohn KClltlaWAy, Batt. 'Of a Stan. , resne and 1 v I.Y 12.. Passed hy—thc .Fortitude, Angel, ... at r Ett : 7 .Anchor, Lyderson, Crown Prince, --, 1 116 ' 0 ' 4 riekson, Fortuna, Ilencielson,. Spes Fides, rence A nd Nlary, Miller and Fribriete; Coulson, frion Nct., way ; Vrtitrtilniho IraLett, from Pillau; Hopper, ler' 'from groelchotin ; 'North Star, \Termer, and !Radler, Mer loCa," morn Stettin'; Charlotte; Bennett, front Toning:ll: Herald, %Albite, anti February, r. ver3, front, I)antzie ; l c , i : ner3l. E I ;jolt, Heci ley; C.hristiana, Anderson, Kerd*; ;, A 1; tinder, Grapier, rappi 'and Orain, Sea...-a-rtb, from Nellie . Hoop, lion? l'oppenourgl) ; fiche, Oalty, and VOW Lawson, LP" Borse, Horwedge,- front Tonningen. Sailed—the Carolise, Peters, and Defence, ReYll°l'ls' (rte Stockholm. • . ' • ' • . , BIRTHS. o Lately, at Barrington, the Lady of the Hon. I. IN t ' 4. ° '"' of a Ditil h .- 11/la. oi.°mna.rjtjuncitstiyo!ranll:l6a,t ECsille.litontel, ;Ill.:anus:1,1 teSrc.ot lancl, the f.s i tof f On 1V elnestlay last, Mrs. John Cooper, of iall-Ote $ a Daughter , Lately, Mrs. Yeoman, of Wanstow, near Roulet an,,, c l: _other Ladies of the , same neighbourhood, olciiht cliu' all of whom.are now liviug and healt)__f____.......--•'" ° .111ARRIAD. 01.antel,sya,tMuradjaoyr,Pmasrto. ni,loarfrtishoenW, oesft.sStu.ffol: Terrac e, to Militia, ro 141° Brown a:* flintlerelay. Mrs. liell, of Camborw ____ - ell. gag Re lAy:tlanteryße.tif,ardi On Thursday se'nnia ht I:niddEpnlv at Mr Pre.sier'r, gad- On Grange, h i s se,.orld;on, 1‘,./ea-j,,,i,/,..dw,rd' pros,.,,r, of lOc :l E ol i 3 3 : GI F I : It i l u l i r t W l is :: e t e f ra j d s t s: e , s t : o i s t i t n, : t i ii agst L itigate, iai3i at i t Elihaa•Natyse;aridilori:Y. ktA.:::iiiarit:h:l):gf : 1 ;: s :l e o 0.7:191.°01,4110:1°Iret13:141 3:::::4111.14:1:13.: teOtinorl.oltaii.orsduagyht.liciti: ' C inbrultiesnire, ' Aft A /Cll 0 S S E U I e l ; " ii E : 4 Styles p l aT ' s 't • s il i t I n fi si , isil ß :(v i u r ri .n i til i ia:Yghini I st :l St :, in ti!;u1LI;i::::1; li i 7, ;, ' i -r sop a. down, antic . • . ,xpired immediately. -A tee days ar , ' " i . 0. row, o f N i orLoo in Rutland, liutclnr : he ar, se atio.ii :t 0 patently well, called up his people to work, anti is . a ‘ l o irge , supposed, returning towards ids bed-chamber, ;is l it '." ' • / tune after found dead on the fourth stair leacling to IL ... .. 0 ' BR---E---' -------------- gAIhWAY • CON CANAL TREvviiLL SHARES. , . • T 6 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At his treat ROosiJinlPrit'lle-I‘ll.a.lllll,SOrnTridklY t he 19th il'it' . at One o'Clttelt, A Flit.;Ai. ciSiaktil,tr.lVXylsainnEtot,caStNviff::eNep:kuYAsTlßtx.cE::ll;Nti;vt:l,l;L:,ino(:•;V MILL I;:inis.iipi°,lll)o(:treiiii;:t(lol::::hiceirtr:y:;.islive:: :1;4 A bergav•eniV, ' of One Liuutlted :10,1.1'111Y. Puurtl3.•cic p r aiivb ;kilt..Vrit.' au- ve r y " -tolili.ntfliblc -Cone,ern, whictlitichlshl,l:6ll,-razn, wc ve per Leta. to More pro( tit iVe. jAAc:Enia,t3g,acentve.Gtaik:sta:gaiirutlo_vcany , r ri t a ) iC ii i. a i I a l tr i r i l i a n y o l i t: e t ith;ado.ta.t r t i l l i c e Chi ef i , ri , l te i I . 11 ; b00 1 2 ' , ::: , i n c r°1 : : Bristol and the Gloucester Papers ; at 114 it3ill 11111; and in Pall-Mall. ____---,--- NEW • -7- ------:-........--..____;----. ‘v p i . , 1t... t hilicitigeß:ivrtEi..leleS,lrocl usoDiE:,:ta,i:Ca(t):,,isarsvng:lei.l,/0(11::ti5.:14,:}4:31.11,,1°3t0ri,i': TO BE S 01.1) BY AUCTION, 13y Mr. ROBINS, ceirolvl •• I c il A w s : siß,irriesE.l.biNri-toi:E/ievt‘i.G,,caa,':'()rtoir.ftilliUeiiiiti,'lleo'si:ltainwrl,L'tl(iCeCillVlAjae:3ltEiTliial I:llfoin2jiitliliggattilo;itte:eNll:l:ll'l7llCiPlil'iji::ll'lliti;Pli:; corner of North • Audley• street Grosvcitor•sV't;ionclO., story c.onsiits of twLo i. k ihol .. arin : 1 .d u tyis i i:octianGesroi tc.: douse, Irita,:‘tvt.oaitisititi ;:..1:011:0),,,aoari iiiiin:::::$1.113d:,:i;0,11,;5:10::1::::111:!: room, with Folding-doors, and French Winclo% i w ane', ed-chainhers tßand(r):);tltlcvsnoti)sPheriel'lsrn!ilieitgC,•gcrioito3l:l)lenrbs'e3rCl:il:lrage,r;:iitula;tile 7;ri Bed eAch); and four Attics ()VC! ; on the 11:00.1.,, Lar- K ilt.ellint,sr,cilfiliso:ussel:reee::::::::tofoutini y, situate,l u t lersl-01::::0;130 s itui , A , , it, Coal and Wine Vaults; ecc ' into the adjacent Gardens, and loan 21.00 i :I°l-111:gir:1: s orls lion for a Gentleman's Family. GO ; ; ;4$ May be viewed by Tickets.--Particidars . _, ~.,,,, ts and of Mr:Robins, WarWick.strz:t,,Golen.s 1,0 Tickets tor, viciving'nlay, he had :OILY iNIA . SPACIOUS ELEGA.!'"'I' FANSIVNiI. GROSV ENOR-SQI)ArI-N 'TO .BE SOLD 11,1 AOC 11 • •11 0 13y 11.1 r. .RoßiNs, ~,,, coo , At Garrawavii Coll.:0„:1-Inose, 'Change- Ah,-;,ii:1(0, . . 104 MON OA Y, 1u I Y 22, at Tvve1"•,.1,..4 cullt3111,;, A N't)BLE FAMILY ItILSIVET`'`', ,i,olif v, ~.:,,,,,•_ co_ - suits of spajous Apartmeats ot I.la-i it.0,,,,5004%, tietilarl y . twin!), .'Llitrance :WI, and gr 3l !` , c aiiit 3l yO 4 sive. If ;tong-room, 'boy feet by , twentY-I,wi'via,,,...claiel of fast-tonal. , Library, -flossiiikiooFlll 41-1,(43,„,04.r0W;ti0ti.1i0 tB' Ground-floor tnle:: superior elk:port, . 4 0,J.,11 .wf j of the ware dial:3l6l,MS ;is rile .Dirol*.;-ro?!1‘ i ~i,,,:ipl l' 0 1 Dressing.room, and. Wat,:r•clo,cl, 0 11 t",c, , i i ) , ‘l,,Allivt,iti,ri. on the Ses:onuliluoi arc six spocious 1! ( over , fir .i.0:,..4 rzssing-iooins, a C105,..t, aii , l six. Att'raoit iir, 00,,, Stone StaireLe. ~,Tlti, o.lliecs oie '''''‘. o- ,iICC!/0")';', OP omni:nt, and enmprise '0,,1y ne,ar... ~,indiog ,) , ..,60 , for a Fi.,iiiily or the tirst tiiiritid,ort, v/119 ' ‘l 4041 14' Carriages, ,nd Stabling for eight litnses.. e. ~,ip.,, der., with lofty 'flees, &c. t•the rarl at 1 tiol f The Preiii,,,,,s Jr. ill the occupation 0 ~i...,cto,ri a ~ ,,a r i May be vicwol by 'l4;l<ers onl,!-., . 1 .1.0 " it', ooktro•"," way's ; Rntl tat Mr. Ro no , ..,, t ar wu.!•" ..,,,,....- tVhere Tiekt*y, l'Or VieWtll4 raay_bf2:l:------, ---1,00-git, '------------- )1110t VALUABLE NAVAL ANI) ( ' IN SSX, „. ! n " 1• , 01 , T V TO BE SOLI) 1 3 i i i ' 4 l a i;OG 13y CI-lALK AND - ) co (Ay°sof t ii,a),Pori‘)l'!!`;:i(l.T,p,rtdllll7:,,,t,ll Ott Wednesday, jut y, a 4, ; ), ..i"iy, (1 1 ~' rrou,,,, 13Adow, at Twel va o'clock Ir , " ;•. , ();1.1%, , s ri: ' 3 , QIX ll:Lindy...a 80 liVirty-ro , " ,„,, o h an 3 1 0 17! . , o t r:= , ,), y y ;, „JO f 1...) TR E ES, wany of wl)ici,,;".-.liie,•y's 17;',,31,b0 eniAteri tor rite st rviee of ti l' 1 , t',;',.,,,,,,i of. 0` ~ifif E,',. W6ll "4° I ' A P I ' •,.." AicMS • , loatfit' ariti.t.rointher 4./. 6 alit 7 tJzt ,r•.," ik.,ot , ~ ; Trie above limner:ls ie11...i1, ainlw ..,, e,,,, ,t os ,a. for %vat , r..carriate, upon the toil!! I , l :', l car (;' ' op, 0a co LT.', G lot iir 14•;611, ' ' Mr. ; ' , - . Mr. Thotuas .11arroge, r nant. 1 1,,.e1b t ; ~ e3r , . po-6 Cilirnan, tenot- . r ingatell'.; ' ll' Pl.in „" too Ditto, u von I,...eiAtt ii,ratii, . , tco I)itto teat 13 n ttsbury, no i or, 4 pi • , 1 . r'll' ' ~t 01,...,,, tenant - . • . (,„„,•,,:,,,,) ~• , , lid , „ o h as Ditto at dittq ; Mr.. ( nit" ' , ~,.,..;11'..' ai.o'" ft:rfrth°t:;C' liZit::1111:it' a i ' il l) .. l ; 111114 e ri'11:t:'`.'°:',1:::4,•,::“._,,,.., • c: , ~,ir - .„... i Chelmsford. .. . - A Dinner wil b e l pf - ‘) . - , ~ ...- -.."'