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TIE, S'TN REVIEW,. Elaww; ot, ./ht Arttltotegy if Sonnet, &c., by tArit LOFT, and EvANs . s Sk( tch of 14e'D.:11o,aiientiofi.s . rAristian r!rd, with, its we perceive, great d.dlitlons, shall be reviewe'd fo.'thwith.] Stock Exchang , Laid Open-I'll,e Catiq h!le anci Fall of the litthlic Funds explained; with 'Observ.;tions on t1.,t4. Mischievons Tendency of Tithe tare,ain4, and the absolute NecessilY of abolishiug the present Stoela:Nchange; aoit establishing an Open Public Market: proving ttie Exchange, •as a Body, to be a-Deception on the Public ; and the Stock-Jobbers, as Individuals, to be hope§i :oil harmless Men : with curious Annotations, and a GloSsary. By a GENTLEMAN of the ExcliANto E.—Cum - 11,ex Pp. 35 . We have perused this paniphlet,'_with all our at tentibn, atitl must confess that -the author has • staggered us, it -ne has not brought ti%. over to 2c knowle,lge the inevitable •force - of the logic by which he sopports his main paradox, which is, that " there is a sccret principle operating in faVoor of the Stock Jobbers, in which the public actually tisit the operation against themselves ; and that the, highet price the Jobbers buy stock at, the snore profit they get,-; and, vice versa, the -lower they sell at, the more pi ()tit they also gain It is trite that our hesitation in granting that this paradox is proved, may its some measore arise from our ignorance of the language in' wh',eli the author writes. • " 13nils, bears, ponies,' doing so much bulling all the way up, bearing all the gray down, hanging, dusting wig,s,'"itc. Sze. are words and phrases to which we koow,not how to attach the r;glit meaning ; notwithstanding there are notes and - a glossary to explain them. Still we perceive in thiS work much of curious formation on a Subject little understood, though of the first -commercial and impot lance. There- is• evidently muck reason on the side taken by the writer, arni-we cannot help agreeing to the necessity of some of his conclusions. We are therefore induced VI say, that his pamphlet is - not only worth the perusal of all' persons connected with the Funds. but generally, of all those who are desir ous of leartijog..wa,ny..-oclilin4ttct : s relating to the system `of Stock-jobbing, tile characters and habits of the persons employed in it, and the pro digious effect produced upon the real capital of the British tinpire, by a few persOns who FA ve no car: - H1 all.--The opinion that the existence of the 'Stria bXchange, as a Secret Body acting with closed di)ors, is incompatible with the pub lie interests, is very strongly supported.- ' . • We have received a letter fr`om Mr. MAc-KEN. ROT, charging us.with having erromeously, in our Review of his Pamphlet last :.-..2attirdaF, accured of." a general ihveteracy against the whole -COCHRANE Family, forgetting his laudatory men •tion of Captain. NATuAN/Ft. DAY COCHRANE, kind •his entire silence about any other Meni'.;eeof that Family, of whom he knows nothiag but by here say," &c. As' a proof of the nosappliciaion of our remark, Mr. MACEENROT.a§c.rts, that he did rot mention some recent misconduct of a living branch of the Ct - ictlitotst- -14 1 11-1.417 - whose name, its cm:meted with a certain Military-Transaction, lie might have brought forward in his Publication;' lie also states his great abstinence with respect to a Trial last year, in the Court of King's - Bench: But lesi all this moderation should not be protif conclusiv9 that he: entertains ,no inveteracy Against the CocirtzvNE " Family"_ (we believe our word should have been " generation") ; he further' says--" I have entirely con(ined Myself to what know from oovoen knowledge. Ilia frune his- Cry I learn, that Oro centuries ago the mune of the C.ocnaASE's was hated and detested in Scot limd, as Traitors and Seutindrels, ore Of.theni &th ing :sold and betrayed the unfortrwate M Queen of SCOTS ; and . aliother hoeing betrayed or sold his Borereign. King CH ARLES the L'tIRST , to CIiO SMELL, his rebellious SUiV,A7t: The th Fee Co c AN ES, Wllo4e merits eHdeitvonted bring into blisyity, S: enr," . (We dare not Make our COciaßailoving Caere sp.ulent's application). T V he concluding passage of Mr. MAtISENRO , Epistle ivult i n -ok, loin io lei: tote., getit, , and tha we, in t!,e ohser vationalltioed to, did hnn 'great supposing t hat he conic! have any gain!! • ~1s to t.:e and prosecution you sti , e`tv in a perspective view—,-tvi!li all toy heart, the soont-r the better, as 1 have inure materials at their service.. I sipwlit have, replied sootier, bOtI , was taese two days engtiged in hooting dawn :.•otne infinitely hither game, in which I shotild have edit ,icily alforded great sport, had my hounds Lettn as thorough bred as the huntsmen.” T 1.4..1 7 IN FELLIGENCE. COURT OF CEIANCERY, AUG. W. Er-parte,.- Assignees of MEEK and Another, in the Matter of STatcKLAtsip.and 111{1cl:wool): This was a petition in bankruptcy, no other wise important to the public than as it inyolve:l the question, whether it was usurious for a mer elant to advance money to another in a commer cial _speculation, in consideration, besides the usual interest of 5 per cent. of baring the cargo of a ship consigned' to him, and charging upon the sae, in addition to brokerage, a commission for himself, called a mercantile commission ? it was inskted by Sir SAtyitita."Koznita., that to advance inoney upon interest, at the ran* tithe stipulating for: other advantag'eS; - ,gaA , e the.tr:lnsAc .:.tion a usurious .taint; -and; that a demand so in freted with usury cciiild 'not be *roved nudes a commission of hanlte i ii i i cw ,, . - was of opinion, that what ,was denominat" n ni-ereantile connnissW, v as a nsind respect tailing within the scopt:- . of tintAMVS ellaCted to Prevent PRIVATE MA D-HOUSE.—EX'PARTPII:II43REy. • the. Court! f or . a S.r SAZ,TUE.I, RAO4LLY 111" ed Habeas Corpus .t -bring opAl . r. Litntney, , w h o i s , c'f):11: • le" (1 h'6 , 'ist:ar foc N'l'ffiitie , I , 7lst:el ' s (Hi • e , in:0; ;Li. ti; Ueing ;: s . I ce ot by :ifrtnifo, Minted undc:r itispVeeibit 7 lip gfoliita was, .ti4a.t Ir.. Limbrey was in fact not insane, but had been removed frdni hi§ oWn horse, at Lambeth. .for sinister purposes, Awl was detained in an iile,:zat ,and unconstitutional manner. in support of the motion, several' afildavits were . read, referring'to the treatment of Mr.' Limbrey, "'Ault stating, that he was of sound lflinci. The Loan CHANCELLOR, on ‘ reference to these officio- Vitasaid, he thought there was 'gFoctiol scitlirient for granting the Habf, , as Corpts, and his Lordship directed that Mr. Limbrev should be brought into Court. WAtin IN CIIANCERY. Sir SmquEL RomiLLY moved the Court that Miss Smith, a youth; lady, a minor, the daughter of Smith, Esq. a gentleman residing. in North "tra.leS, Might be removed from the custody of her father,. and placed under the sole care of heir mother. For this purpose he represented that the morals, arid consequently the future happiness of the infant; wert_highly endangered by her con tinuing with her fdther,_ ciretnn•taueed as his astablishinent was at this moment. Ile bad so conducted himself towards his wife, time mother of the young Lady, that she had been compelled, to institute a suit against him - in the Cvitrt of Arches, for adultery and cruelty. The result of that suit had-been a sentence of divorce from bed and board, with . amt alhnony of 4001. per, ann. and she had besides, an inder crid,mt int:mile' 'of eqUal amount. Since its pronurig;ition, Mr. Smith: had been jpenly ‘v nil, the object of his shiest at taehtn..'ilt and it was to the &operintendariettof_ thiS female 'the. daiighter was entrusted. The Learned Counsel expatiated wit h consider-ablefeel oPoii _the f_listiess of the mother, at the refleC . tion of her daughter commencing the career Of life under such impure and contaminated auspiees, and he trnsit-d his Lordship .would interfere, and rescue her from the misery of having such a preeepaLs.S. After - 41:* BART had been heard; .11.1r2,1AacH said that' the Lord Chancellor hail no 'authority in this:case. The elijld could not fur the purposes of the present 'application he considered as a Ward of the . Court, so as* to joistity hisLiirdshipiii re moving .her front the eareof her natural 'guardian. ILi interest in the property, in Virtue. or which she could alone he considered as a ward, and en titled to the protection of the Coot t, uas Mote : it was not a present property. 'He con cluded by submittingthAt she must remain where she was, and that the ,Cotirt :email not rewove her. The Lotto CIiANCELLOR SAitr, the title of the child to the (irate in question Was a pre sent interest • She was, in fact, eutitkil •to a fortune of 1(1,0001. She Was so'nmeh a ward of the Court, that if she married tinder 9 1, .Who "ever married her wonl.l be liable to he COniliiitted, and the Court' would compt.l Miffs 'AC a set tlement, as far as his covenants would be neces sary for that purpOse. She would. be entitled' ',ft 21 Co take this 16,0001. out of ,Court,' With the consent of her father and mother. 'there certainty 'vvas a difference in the pOwer of the Coutt With respect ton ward of the Court, and the ease of Inf:int brought into Court by Habeas Corpus. IN Lordship added, that he would hI k into the case, and - give his opinion on - an - einly day. rONSOP. ANft MA CHANT V. ECSBY, On an application lately in:Ade to the- VICE CHANCELLOR, on behalf of the plaintin, who are tlte • stationer and printer 'em ployed by the de fendant on the puhliCation of his Lucretius, an injunction was granted for preventing the tie fetidant and son from receiving. any of the out standing subsenptions until the further order of the COMA. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Bow-STREg.T.—In consequence of the sailor iiettipg, his death by falling . out of tite'two p mr •of stairs window of a house of ill-tame in.Swan'-yard, in the Strand, the parish officers of St. AlZtry-le- StAao, in whiCh the house is situated, attended ou % . Priday befitre till - N. CoNANT, to connitence the proceedings for the purpose of ,iudiCting the house and ,the numerous other houses of that de scription with which Swan-yard abounds., Sir NATHANIEL informed them, that the reg:ilar mode of proceeding in such. caseS, aCcnrdrng to the di rections of tbe "-act of . Parliament, was, that cow pfaint must be made. before a Magistrate by two housekeepers, and the constable of the .parish made. the prosecutor. The vestry-clerk of the parish attended itfteiwards:, anti laid the informa tion as the law directs. Alm lledlcy, the driver of the hackney-coach 'No. 312, was charged with , base extortion, in tak ing his fare twice trout a Gentleman, and also from his servant, and was fined 31. ElizakthAnderson was fully conuniited on three charges cif. fraud. She went on Friday evening - to the Feathers public-house; in Hart-street, Covent-Garden, and ordered two bottles of wine and a gallon ‘ of porter to be sent, to Mr. Lis ton,..the Comedian, at a house in Great Qtteen street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, with the change of a two, pound Bank note. Mrs. Beak, after some engairy, sent her bey with the articles or dered, together with a one. pound mote and some silver. The woman met the boy On the way, and got the .wine and porter, with a part of the money from him. On his going to the house in Queen-street, it was ascertained that Mr. Lis-. ton was not there, and that neither wine or por ter had been ordered. It was discovered that the woman drank the wine with her sister in a house in Newtoner's . -I:tne, St.-Giles's. The other charge was for 7 dell-auding a butcher in St. Martin's-lane, on a similar pretence. GympitAtt,t..— /11//iain Parker was on Satur day charged by Mr. Fielder, .watchmaker in Clerkenwell, with stopping his apprentice in the street on Saturday last,. and robbing him of a • bag, containing an ingot of sileer. The . prisoner was fully. committed. for trial at the next 01d Bailey Sessions. UNION A LL . —On Saturday George Trolls was charged with ,detratuling Mr. Millar, a Serjeant in the • Royal Artillery, of 'nine one pound notes , and a guinea, by the old hacknied trick of cross dropping. He was CO MI itted for re-examination. Some incediaries htst week set fire to a .stack of beans,sil.altoot 20 cituArters, on the preiniss of • iNir. Bfloora, of Leake. • • Vl',o:..i' 4:•14 t - dtbdi..t . t4Ai,Eilt,. A.i-5.:..ki.11. g• 26, his Royal High oe::.; ;he Prin%:e lir;« , nt li&••!i •piei. , , , eA, in the and on th i,eh;iifofhis Majesty, to appoint.ati ht Hon. Lord liurgherth, `.l'. to be is Niajeity' , I:tivoy Extraordinaly! and Ministei Pletiiinitititia.t'y at the Court of; Tuscany. Ills 1 - tuyil ll4tlineA - the Fruit fie: eitt 114 i been plead: ti, iii the name and e',l the behalf of his Majesty, to ttpi.,]ot Pennell. KN. to be his NJ ajesty's Consul at tout deanit and its Dependencies Crotrit-01, 1 ice7,..-i, , K. 20, 1814. ; Ittembi!rs rettunoil to serve this pretest PStlimment: City of Chirio,,ter---The 'lip Borough Of I,ll4;tigtoii—Johli Tayler, .Esci• of street, Loiiduti, in the. ro9iti of John Kirigstur4 E,t). tivlta !.a5 itvceptcd the 13011dreds. 1/7zay - Office, //u r. 20, 1814. . 7th Ilefjinent, of Dragoon Guards, Lieut. Thomas Gitrurii to be vic r itiint of a Troop, by purchase, vice 13eu,c, who re- Niculls, tient. to be Cornet, AN ittlo* chase, vice o. , tt, promfited in the 18th ttraiotniq. 2d Regiment of Cornet C.- G. Uripihaa to oe hien temilitt with:int pitych:l , e, viceiimne Ptirves, who . retires. 7th Regiment of Lig iit,D; akti4n , , t.i-ht. MiirOy, frOln the li":th Light Dra'..zoalts, to be Capta a if a l'roty, pur , chas , ,vice Lowther, pioinoted in the 41st 3d Regiment 01 R. Stirling to be Lirat,rtant, by rtifcliase, vice i long! 00, prothoted. • Bth .I.itto-- . l'o hc•Captaiiis of. Comicanies, wititout purchase, Lieut. Austin Neame. George.ltx.vliiison, from the 35th loot. Lieuten tots, without purchase, Enig - 1:3 Swayn ; Se am. 4.iaru et, and Ed. il. u rray. obe En signs, C. Cotter, tient. Vice Saii;ni!., Ceittlen.ail Cadet Warren Luttrell Purvis Moriarty, trom the iiitaiy . . College, {'ice Ganier ;it. vlo. 2\lc.cray. 15th Regiment of Fufe., Leat.-Generai 10 - m.e Disney . to be (1p1O:fel, vice Powell, drevaseti. 2.stlli)ittn, (i.;rdt!iC;‘(4ezit. to *About pur chase, vice I c 41%), woloptml in ti:r Cape ii.egio,cot. 26i Ditto, C. Foote to he :Ls,tst;tut-Sitf- • geots, Vice _ifiltit: . ‘,ll . ,4, it ro:iritett. 27th I)ittO, l'...tisi..;n it. ( - tulle, to be Lieeetiant, by purelllote, vicel'it , we, priahioted. ~ . . . 42d Ditto, Entigo -A. C. Robert§on to tit; Lieutenant, witbout • put• Obie. - l'o'NeEtt,i.T. , ,:ts, C- ell. 1,tti.int.; , ,11,- - E.iettl.t . ive Iti,.. bertstni; Nurnt . ..oof I ..lacieot., 1.4(1.1t. v...lce :frCrututiwit, de-. erased. I'o he adjutant, i.ieut. Al,,in (;Taut, % : icti Nitic. iougall, promoted. , •," .. . . . ~ . Cid Ditto, C4i, ll'in. kiaverfield to be .N:ajor, by purch - ase, .- _.. . rice V.:ells; pl•onioted. • • 50111 Ditto, .Ell,!gu Win. 11 to be Lieutenant, by pnreline, vice COstai:•:e, proniotut. 60111 Ditto,-To I:e %ajots, without plirelmse, 11revet Lient.- Colonet Batteley, vet..:Niiti,)t F. Norton, vicat,l)Salairerry, :pi:united in Canadian VW:lige:us. To be Lieutenant, Lieut.'S. from the .Ist Oarrison .vict Nelstrn, :who .4.A- tbanges.. GtAt DittO, Lieut. Tench to be taiiv=of , a;company, without purchase,. t , . • . 73d Dlt.tti.---f o o e• Lietitehluts, - wiihoin: Purchase', Ensign William Keys, vice OrNaugloco,fetouved troat the Ser vice. raisigo itt,ucrt Stgwart, vt.ce_Conour, re;tiove - d float - the Setw.ce. To he Page, vice Keys. - Corm MacdokAhl, Caen,. vice stew,rt. 78th - Ditto, Captain C. C. Mackay to be Major, without' pur chase, vice r Sild Ditto, - Brevet - Major James - - Stilliratt to he Majoi,7vice - Blagitiere, .tcceased. Lieutenatit to :Jut ay. t. of'a Company, without purchase, .trre, Gent, to iie Ensign, without purchase, vice Lettol ter, .promoted.- 7 . • • 87t , n I )itto, t.aisigii William Byrne to be Lieutenant, vice . Fitvge'rald, J,Lues. flak p Deveitisb, Gent. to be vice Byrne. 89th /Mu°, Lieutenant Franeig 'Savage to lie Captain (if! - a vice. Wilde„ deceased., Gentreiiian SMith, hoist theltovai MilitarytolTege, out purchase;, r..: - te Watts, promoted, 101st Ditto, Serjoant-Nlajor Charles King to be Qu.artei- Masten - , .give: !Whey, deerasbd. ; "7: • • Cape . ltegiment, E . asigi! Eilwar.l Heard, from the 25th, to be - • Bourbon Regime it, Culonel lienry tieelly Keating to bt Ist Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant from the GULL Foot, to ne vice ltittd, who i•xeliatigt.... :Neuron's Regiment, ----, De _Kais2er, (-lent - . to .bv Lusigo, without purchase, vice ileMor4enach, promoted. 3d Provisional Battalion :of Militia - , Lientehant7Cl.trlifs Latham- to.be Captain Of a Company, witKteinporary rank, vice Smith, whu-,.e appointment has. nut taken ptace• BREver.—To he Majors iu the' Army,- Gitfitaid f..Usv :id don, of the 60th FooL . CapTain iienry of the Artillery of the hang's-Grawitii - Legion., (,:opium Berensback, of the Lt n s tint Legion. Captain Augustus Sylopi•er, ul the .-",i-ChiLry of the Ktog's (-ierinan Captain R. (it the loyal Scats. • SlAVY.—Lieutenant-Colonel F. I.L:riieley, of the :1:41i Foot, to he Deputy iadjUtu4it--General u the force , , itt Mil:lad, vice TOrrens.„ . vcinoved to' the (Zruai- tee General's Departinent. rent, of the Ist ‘Vest India Ke iiu,eut, 'ku he I.sepot: Quar ter-Master:General to the Forces serving in 11\ilfaiiil, l ike Lortijiri:etuw,k, appoint edlt - Perinanent Assistairt-Qaarter er-Ciencral. Lieutenant .James Watewi, of tile sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to lit•Adjatatit of Dciachnititt at Yolk Ilospital, Chelsea,: vice Stcvenson, appointed . son of Gibraltar. • - Baatvicits.—Cluirles Moore, Cent. to be Barrack-Master to the Barracks tor his ,Niajesty's Forces in Great. Britain. Office V Ortinume,„'lrtAr., 15, 1814. A,,ittitilt-Sur , ;eon C;.rai . les Dvitirike, Of the Aleilica . . EitabliAhment for tire.Miiitary• iie;t , irtin( at Of the Ortla.itice, stated to be cashiered in'the Gazette of JantLiry last, is rein-stated-hill:3 'rank. Nortt) Sheldon Craddock to be I:lc-We i-mitt:C(46ot', vice Fi'anklatid, rcii,oted. C iptaia Gre4ury Eiiicy Mijor, vice l'iloytsi deCi aced. Captain George .ilenley tii be Major, vice. eraiidoel-., prouloted. Ettsigit Charles ,Mien to be Lieut,enaut, , I(ing'sbkr R. inept: of Militi . a.‘---EnSig . its . F. Lycett, Edward A. Langley, C. dames Buliivant, to he Lieutenants.' ' North Regiment of Local" Arbutlittot Trawsc, Esq, to he Captain. Thus...Jo:les, Geat. to be Lieutenant. Regiment of Yeomanry J: L4tleton, Esq.. to,te Major. . . 1L sCPEILSEDED. Robert Coates, Lite of Fok , ..„ , raN c, Yorkshire, 'stone=mason. onesipliorous Stanley, Pitehomhe, liluu‘esterAiire, clothier. 13.1 N Simon Heramiags, Birmingham, baker, to surrender Aug. • g 5 twelve, at the Swan Ina, High street, Biriaipshaut. Attornics, Mr. Egerton, square, or'Mers. Spurrier and ingleby, •Birminghann. John Cheeshro,lgh, Liverpool, tuercuant, Aug. '29, del, and Oct. 1, at met co, at the King's A; OAS, Liyerdool. Ll,Ltaar ales, Messrs. GAiper and Lowe, Sonthanyton-buildiags, Chanevey-lane, or ;Messrs. Orred and Baines,LiverpoOl. Charles Letvia Clarke, Enfield, Middlesex, carpenter, :,t), and Oct. 1, at tweive, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. elessopp, Farm-Hill-Haase, WahLatu-AUhvy, Es ex, or No. 13, Clifford's Samuel lanla, Leeds, auctioneer, :lad. 29, at the Angel Inn, Tadeaster, Sept. 5, wilt Oct. 1, at the star: and Garter Leeds, at eleven. Attornies, Mr. Ward, Leeds, or , Mr. Itoblac,an, Es,:s-street, Strand. • Thomas Carruthers and Robert Carruthers, Oaltshaw-hill, . Cumberland. bacon-tactors, Sept. Id, 14,,and. Oct, I, at eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle. Attornie.:, McsArs. Moult scy and Sisson, Carlisle, or Messrs. Moansey - and Fisher, . . Staple Inn. , . Thomas Humphreys, Threadnecdie-street, merchant, Sept. 12., 13, ;la Oct. 1, al eleven, at the Gcorg - ,c Inn, Liver pwil. Attornics, Messrs. Griaith and Ftiudc, lenwidi street, Livtrpnol. . . __ Jamey Gale, AXiniißter ! lNtvon,shire, linea 7 draper, Aag. 27, Sept. G, and Oct. 1, at ten, at _Utildhall, London. At ternies, Messrs. Sv.vet and,Stekes,'ltasingliall'4,treet. James titapley, Wadhurst, Sussex, farizwr, Aug. , 27, Sept. 6, and Oct. , I, at- ten, Attornies; Messrs. Wondford-and Burfeut, King's Ilench-wai!;.,.J.'e:nple. Henry Siffiiltl, Bush-lane, inerch;lnt, Adg. 27, Sept. IC, and Oct. 1, at twelve, at Guilahall• Attovnies, Messrs. Ginty. and Haddon, AnKel-citnrt, 'fbrozworton-treet , Jacob Bagsbow, I-Ltrding!s Booth, Staif‘,rdstrire, hatter and cheeSe factor, Sept. 2, at two, 3, and Oct. 1, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, She!lield. .AtioHlies, Mr. W.. Price, Lincoln's Inn,. or Mesrs. H. and' H. V. Smith, Louguer, StalrJrdshire, John Siniih, Great Marlow, and Maidenhead, stone-rnarcn, • Auzost 23, O, and Oct. 1, at twelve, at Guildhali, Lon dun. Attornek, Mr. : , ;ash, Henley-ripen-Thames'. Serrell, Great Tower-hill, ship-broker, Anz. 27, Sept.'l(.;, and Oct".l, at tea, at Gaildall. Atter:lei, Mr. Druce, W1C).4% :17, at ten, at (4nilklialf. Attliiney .7` 4 3 . • ••• Di • ▪ 13,, • Ali rill f• *il 114 •C'tj:IIIIS in.iith; Lincolnshire, tnerantlit,l, Sept. 2; aud (),:t• (it the While li. thi lIb , t611• AtiJirnieg , Ifiltn.l, dr Mr. it: I'. G . a 4ltelli , Gtal' s • I , • itor--S c P t ' T?. it, Itag44 • - er, ttpim's4N.,er—ScP• 11 ; Alder:a ovarelions , Man I.V:lkt:field, in ere;1... , . , / t.L-Mept, . Lyme, g roeer---- , :eot. I,ane-r v .5 , t . 41 11:// 4 :'%, e :' 6, 1 ,; foll:er-street, wine-n V . ;: ulyn-tr - ebt, -:. 'i nd ' 1 ,'".,"•,, v ! Xarner I'2. R. •.: • -•-•‘e!'t • ,tar:.;-. - • „ jou. !„ t1 0:' ; • , axt f.o. No rth, St. l'anc.;,s, 1 4..1 -Lower !:*• , r ,o;c4 i . , • 11. !' r‘l-Areel, -near Grosl , emn,. si n itli—ept. Li. V, 14. S. A: Litothert, I. t Sep'( .N;htiogty a ra; 1•;•'f• the.hire,tilt.ber-niJrellant-,-...ltp'. •A : " 1 13 ' " la 11MI A.agellon, i:iih-street,.ll.loo,nstiitrr, CER 1-FlCArit ' T.Want T)intey,Buikingltarii•inre.ei4i-i.rea !er- 71;r el", ,f i l rf .I,incitestet, sLire, money-c 0.% sVitraTien, ''' ridge, Puniser, "tiff•ti 4.14 l';;;,, , Vitali CP , C ;e loll.l. h ' ..' inn4rellit-niaki.r---J. t'uol, Chester, coAcli".• yi :11ein.l. 4f . druggist.--,f.lLAl 4 ltinson an'd W. Lei411,1.iv010('";,,,,c,:;t8 Dettmar and (i . . Gavil:ti; • gar -rt i tiners.--G. Cockle, St. Ives, dd . (' 1. ami P. • -sr, rum:n-(10,1,, navy,gen:s.-•_c. !";• turd, I;:iilsitire, cif Altiers.--.T: and..lV. fiurtolt-nren-Trent, A. G 1 ,•111,1.) Dur'.l:l:p, fine. lit , Ff RE estel ay . .ntornin4 2bottt alarming lire. broke • out, in •the the first floor, ill the -h o i, se halaertlasher, in King -street, Seven-di'ai, into High-strec,, tu t l i t hack room, it IV;Vt. 110 L c.iscovc . red nil"' e t je it , ad communicated to the. front.nart ‘", ; „V o lt The neighlTih n ood became excessi -ve . l) l mid they wet e tio - )re so, )11 con s e quence t' t being prevalent that somi..ot. tire tatiiilYll,„ii,ol in tine conflagration. Etigines arri;•eil 0•71li ( t rtar,fer, but unfortunately there %vas ' )1)1$1 , watcr to supply one of tc...tn, and it I%'' r 5 • 0' 0 r,,,, the steam-env,itie at the York,obn!r"-' 60 1 1 1 , works% was set at work, that the any , thing. preparations took i!P fl i;,.,ll,i o f t' quarters of an hour, by vtliiely s' s , 1 ,/) etentlecl to the hack plat:of Mr. CAL A , F .'":I O „ . c? . SeS , .17so. ti f and to the front part °` .N r 1:. n The attentio'of the firerne o (iirteted to the back pail, th ere extensive timher‘yarti w hichr? vo -tl l. ' 1' ' • :audit - hre, would probably have cl e '' '%rhoie neighbourhood. By pASE the flantes were extinguilled, a fter 1 , 0 1' btroyed the greater, part of three 110" -t :ec A pc: .ori who s tyl es , ' the ' 10 ' . ) 1 1' 7 ' I f) . Of t he Linnean Smei ov ;,olo e ‘.• has lately been nt Lee(l4, •,11; (1 toWnq , %A-h e r,. L e :inty )tic " 4.,yrt* ' te:r.ifin to deliver. ;'fo (l3 .went to Eeverfey, sp ec ifyi n e hi s it•teb: 'tiliC - hot alter regaling.hi:l tsel ' ,11 41 t he er ~ e atitliiienty of port wine, ,It •, ' I he took Freud) leave, biikitur b?“ 11 Il to ',ie the innkeeper an d we !lave I.oB'll/ - brat the town of Beverle ,, has not 1 )111 the honour of having entertained the alter 1 similar manner. 1 _.-----------ttclic4, 11)e • pl BIRTITS. ‘, „ t imid' 4 , ..On the 13th inst. at Dalkeitli-l - Jo.nge , :4 'sly ft' of lloccleuch and Queensberry, of a datz''''rdeoer- a. ( no )::: ,.; il e , iii i g u t t l i e i r ai s s e t v . e t n i t u e .La t i t l i y c , h ,.r il i d .i . etitel lant- .. %li .. _..........---- it, fi7 ' • _ , . MARit I to) or • to. i v , ' At wilimc, wiits, .Tahn RYal .Nia,,,, i'Al sVil tf 'F'. , er' Randall, daughter of Nil - . Randall, e ln!iii , ,4 '''' oe nfgz,lx::,‘"" On Saturday last, by special 1i..•.-enre, ,J.:•:l,e;ter*,,,,.fi'' nanover-square, Lieutenant-Colonel W• : ) . , ,,i i r, „. , `' 1f re!...,,,`. ) the &I Regiment of Foot Guards, to :\li` s ~ 1 ; 10- 4,, ,:t , ,,t0 61 , 4 the late Hon. Stephen Diglry, of Itiellio‘"' o f • ` L e' ' , The same day, ./anies fle‘:4 - ,ite,'3 lll,- t4 ,.1:' ,1 ' 1 ' 1 ' loe Anria, ecorid ,lawliter of f;thvard 1,01,:47e1 , eli - f ie of Claptoti, in the C.:ountv of Middiesex• •, ( I,g.e '',..4l` t o fr i! On 'l'oes(hiy„ at !lads:worth, JAin 1;' 1 !%,. 0 r 0'44 ; 10, - ,,' anlon; the Gentlemen of the" chase r. 4 ''' , ',„•,,'" * :,ll.. c ep t ,. at the Badsworth hoot), t o m i ,. Ann C'd 3, tb 1.10%, to 0 4r, late Ti.N Chapman, Officer ~f Exci;e, S"'sl.,e,ohled.i!,(s„* the pArtieS were tila'rrit , d, the e .inip , itl‘j, 3,.4„ coulr'''',;,or''' tile old castmils, rode for the bride : i ":s h 0 rib 6 ' " ed, hut l'iteribhand was \roil i))' .Nlr. J. r `"" ~ S ail. • Ir' . • ali t ii -,5 5 :0 1 ' t, 11:::(thaeL(ri.,11::.gitriiitifIll,,)11:1„:tii.:itrtie.,i1:Is(11:::o)::;f:lits.,:tsii,ea,r1;liaie"6:A1‘,,tifotti,:1,,:a.:1",,;t:it'7.,.,Ititie:13:11.iiiif.t.1:,•,:r tli;N:e).ll:e'o,l)lllesciaS.Eri-----;_efeircl.ll,',:i;:sr,ii.,a::.,:.:l,i'rlifi,rel:re,lici,rtii.r:fri..ei's::::e:°l.l:.:o:6oo;bfrill j0e:;,''0e.t,:,,00,eri,ec,tir1."..0.:(:1.:1,:i101,, I.ll:ngrt' 4 i the Right lino , the CountesF, of I: SW' ~ (5 setshire.. - -- '- o l icn f 'S , ~,.. \9l:Va,l:la,-)iryttil,l:l,;l.o:elfti, :c.. ell 7 1. ( 1.1 1° ' i f 1 ' 1:•;(i' -.??' '0 13°. 1 On the l'ith inAt. at ririxhatit, De v.°ll ',., ; ....' ' Joh!lPill ( n, s 4 t 13 rt,i,ilitii:4ili'..l.lel;;;.:3;;4l3iNtlil;;;l:s,:iitr;:elct:irii, 4 i 'ic a a , .t -C : P N o t i ' r e 11 1 1 ,.; : :i . :` , ; t 1; j 1 : 0: 0 ) 7 O rtsr"l"a nSat:. l : - ; ' , tralesnum tended to afford assktaucti at a Wll);',o.,,itt ' 4,o ele o il Poor ot_Eim'utedn,-wheka ite dropped t' t ~ .0,0 I..•ii e I,l3"t'lei Ye'le-31tif I . Valter Yt.up,g - , D. O. au•l 1 7 • It. S•i:• ., 1 11 h fui‘c f ' i t tl ' e i t' 1, ( 1 " age, and 45th of 'tic MittistrY• tie i ' w,a,tic0?,5,.°,.. ,t,34,04, bx',his . papers in the priute'd 'fr39'.' f,elio'cciltiOsitte (4`v "f Ediithurgli of whit II he w.ts A stir , t 1 ) 10 ‘ it. 01 Ai, EX4IIOIIIII, ag:•d• :'":8, I'vl r. 1.110,''39. i r 01 4 ' l iiltlif the 6th inst. at Ers,!l; t i,e b 9 t, t ile f o• In the morning . It loathed in the sea 1,, •J•cil,,l.le sisortly itfrk•-seizetlywitb a fit, an i t 1) ,. se 3 A ., 10 1 ' ' ~.ipi lt 14°re • (?‘; crediton, after bathing iP ft , iir.7, - ,,1yq,10 , ~,,/ . I:iii'riterint.; the balliing itiacitro',- iii.owli.; 55 , e 4 6 ticker: ill, 111-4.4ppett down, anti etc tyi e`, . ;7 ,4 '''olo.;:,it j;;, Oti Silliday se'tillight, v,•ly sit.;de•l'2.: 0e11'., , ,,,e1,0 0 1 a 3 l Hen, far-fifteen ydars Matron- to t . ll' at tile leaf •, ~coi:110. of Wectrea,uc.di,ojerii,e, 001! 0; .1-7 ul:. .Nlrs. Bell had atte..ded •-f*%l ,e . " - * e ~i, . 1 1%;,,,,c1.4.d ,‘ lid in Creorire yard; about sift nil! ci` iii ttie v q ll ., • • , t . tsual; btbeing sod; tale .bere s' le • •I'' R e' to the 'louse Of a fliead opposite, '''' , Cr. e't 4 Lai,' an hour. __..-----‘-'roll‘T.,:" . 4,4 "'''',,f ..il'i.• -----.—.-..---.--------------:;:,ft. ••„.,, ~i,,, 3 oNgs" 0 - e •I'lre e )SDON : Priuttil by J. I • • . ;‘.,.. 0 ,1,e 1 buildiugs :: anti published IlY,„‘l''.4,,,uti, ro t 10. it the SON-OFFICE:, No, ii,, : stz• ' l ' ,•,40. 1 ) , ' ~ , , r ifentOf Orders, I.l4ttexs ryui•-, a d )