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ratters should evist. There was an antient tale of
the animal which wruld not trig the hay itself, nor
lee any other animal enjoy it. Such was the Defen-
dant. The merits of the case he could state in very
few words : Mr. Perry, attd those from whim he
had purchased his estate, hadi as lie chew,
the tight to the whole eitthe Valhi of •the river
Wandle. But the Defendant, Who was Mr. Perry's
tenant, held a certain mead, called Crewer's Mead,
and, by a lease of May, 1793, he had the right of
draining off water by a pipe of a certain bore, and
to that amount he was limited. Now indeed he con-

tended, that he had an absolute right to as much
water as he pleased, and in fag he wantonly wasted
it at a most unreasonable rate. Mr. GARROW then
contended, that it was improbable, if he had an
absolute right to the whole water, that he should
have taken a lease which may allowed him one
pipe, and that was still further limited by the cove!
earl, unless th? water was sufficiently high to run
over the tumbling bay. Hr understood, that the
Dgentlant meant to contend that he had the right,
because sowe old trunks were found, which he CID.
sidered as evitie.:ce of an ancirnt right to take water
to an urffimited event. But there was a fa& which,
when lIA-had mentioned, the Jury would see at once
ecconnted for this circumstance. Formerly, both

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Mill's and Brewer's Mead belonged to the same per-
son, and therefore he could lay down those trunks
without tresp ming on my property but his own,
rind this was really the faft. A Mr. Walker, who
was proprietor of both estates, did himself lay down
thew trunks, and occasionally drew off water from
his own mill•stream, but as he WAr the miller, he
Ibad only to complain against himself. He Should
shrew these fads in evidence, which would entitle
' his client to a verdiet.
The Counsel for the Plaintiff had proceeded some
. -way in their evidence, when a conference was pro.
posed, and, after some difficulty, all matters in dis-
pute were agreed to be referred to Serj-ant Palmer.
The Crown Side finished early yesterday. No
cite of importance occurred, and none are left for
execution.
The Home Circuit here finished.

POLICE.
GUILDHALL.
Yesterday, a genteel young man, who had lived
as shoprnan with Mr. Newbury, a linen-draper, in
Feet-street, was brought before. the Sitting Alder.
man. charged with havhig robbad bis employer of
cash and bank notes, to a considerable amount.
ft appeared in evidence. that Mr. Newbury had,
from time to time, during fifteen nmaths that the
Pt isnner was in hi. service, missed different sums of
zn me', out of a tin box in which he used to deposit
his hank notes. Suspedling the Prisoner. be had
him apprehended immediately after some notes had
been taken, and, on searching hint, the notes, as they
were marked by the informant. were found in his
po.sevaion.
The Prisoner acknowledged his guilt. and said he
had taken about 401. and had not made away with
any of it. He then intreated the Magistrate to de.
fir his further examination until the latter end of
text week, which was complied with.
1 he further examination of a Cie; k in the house
of Giyan and Co. Bankers, in Birchin.lane. ssha
was charged before the Lord Mayor, on Saturday
last, with embezzling the property of his employ-
ers, was, with the consent of his Lordship, postponed
for a Jew days.

An inv-stiption took place at a meeting of Ma-
gistrates, owl.) at Ferrybridge,l orkshire. onTuesday
sehmight, relative to the mysterious disappearance
of a ycling woman from Knottingley, rot more
than sireen years of age. A toung man, in whose
company she was lest seen, had been previously
committed to Wakefi,-lel (louse cf Corre,lion, on
suspicion of having been the cause of her disappeal-
enee ; and the vigilance of the Magistrates, it is
supposed, will lead to a discovery of a very shock-
ing stature. 'lhe Prisoner was committed for fur-
, ewe examination on Wednesday next. 'Notwi,h-
vndieg the most diligent search by several hun-
-seeds of people, the body of this unfortunate girl
has not yet be, rotund ; that she has been mur-
dered. little doubt is et.tertained. In the same
neighbourhood, a woman, on the mcrning of Sun-
day se'rtnight, after having had some altercation
with her husband, took her child, about nine months
old, in her arms, and plunged into the river at
Knottingley. where both were drowned.
On Sunday evening, the 3.1 Instant, about seven
o'clock, as Mr. J. RAWLS, a shoemaker, of the sown
of Lan aster, was returning home on horseback over
Laneastor Sands, from Cartmel, he unfortunately
not bring acquainted with the ford, the horse got
out of his depth. and they were both drowned. The
horse was found on the shore on Monday mooning,
near 11..iton by the Sands. In the evening of the
same day the body of Mr. RAWLS seas found by
some labouring men near Hest Bank. He has left a
widow and two you; children.
THUNDER Sr 4sist.—On Saturday se'nnight, about
eleven in the forenoon, there was a most awful
thunekr storm in East Lothian. The morning was
remarkably fine. hut between ten and eleven the sky
became very dark ar.d stcrmy, and soon burst into
loud peals of thunder, preceded by Bashes of light-
ning, uncommonly vivid. The lightning broke
upon the manse of Gladsmoir, and, in an instant,
struck dead a female servant, who was crossing the
lobby of the house. No other person WAS in the
leas: degree hurt, although the groker p at of the
family were within a few yards of the place where
the fatal, event happened, and were witnesses of the
melancholy scene. The lightning struck upon the
ridge of the roof at the west end of the manse ; from
thence it appears to have descended down the lead,
and, entering the corner of a bed-room, ran along
the bell wire, melting it all the way, and dissipatk.g
it into vapour. It descended wits] the wire to the
lower story, end continued following the wire, till
the unfortunate young woman who suffered, came
wilin its reach ; it then deserted the wire, tearing
out the holdfast, and scattering the plaster, and
struck the poor girl on the head, where the hair was
burned on a space about the size of a crown piece.
Sbe was immediately raised, bot appeared lifeless ;
medical assistance was procured, but all was in vain
—she had been struck perfeiftly dead at the moment.
The manime was fur some time filled with smoke and
sulphur. bur on other damage happened to it, titan
the la,lerg t.f some slates itoca the loot-.


NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 11.
Arrived inrpntinn, La Breton, from the cga•t of
Peru, list from St. Helena ; Aldr.foretin Ellttnetn,
Capt. Keengar, from Barcelona, with wine; and the
gsalliot Guti. Etwngtip!n, Capt. &clic, from Cerona,
with brandy, both bound to this port.
The Arzo is appointed convoy for Africa.
The Nonesis unmoored this day, and expras to
sail to-morrow.—Wind W.
PLYMOUTH sun 10.
A report is in circulation to-day of a Captain
landing in the night, and setting off express. with
an account of Jerome's departure from Martinique,
after revraualling, and that Admiral Cochrane was
in close pursuit of him.
Came in the Ant and Entreprenante schooners.
PALMOOTH. AOCIUST 9.

Arrived the aspayli, Rewe, from Cork.
SAilcd the Molter armed ship, to the eastward,
with the following vossels whirr convoy, viz. the
Towar, Cunrly ; Lasnl, Quick; and the Swedish
ship Fryer, Sundburg, for London.—Wind W.
DEAL, AUGUST It.
Sailed the POPIPIId frigate, for Plymouth.
Arrived the Sure/tire sloop of war, from a cruize.
Came down from Sheerness, the Gannet sloop of
war, and" remains in the Downs with the rest of the
ships, as per last ; and the Isabelle, Simpson, for
Honduras.—Wind S. W.
CHATHAM, AIM 12.
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The Crocodile and &rear sailed to the Nore on
Sunday. The Romulus block ship has arrived here.
The Cuckoo sloop was commissioned yesterday,
by Lieutenant Padon. The Guerriere has come up
opposite the Dock-yard, in order to go into Dock
to be repaired the first opportunity.
On Saturday next will be launched from the yard
of Mr. Ross, Rochester, the Spartan fi igate. She is
a fine built ship, on the same model and constimgion
as the Resistance, whlth was lately launched by him.
The Spartan has been built with such expedition,
that Mr. Ross has near eight months before his con-
traa is complete.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Got A•ttlet O. AUG. I I.—Pmsed by thz Two Sisters, Cation.
front Fai all; Mary Ann, Wilson, front Paramamio; Laps*,
—; Johanna, —; and the Johannes, Johni.os, Coin
Harlinpit. Sailed the union Packet. Graham, for the Cape
of Gi..id Hope; Friend., they, Cut Surinam ; Good Itateor,
Bennet, for Gibraltar ; Lubec Packet, Wickham. for I tsmhru ;
Dart, Wort., and the Symmetry, Dawson, for Peter.burg.
Aaiun()
At Dublin—the from 0: onto.
the Clyde-•the ChArlotte, Web° float Oporto ; and
the loony, Watt, from Petim
At Dartmotult.—the Young John, --.., (turn St.
Thomas's.

CONVOY FOR THE WEST INDIES.
The following Letter was filed in the Commercial
Coffee-room, Dublin, on Thursday last :
SIR, Admiralty Office, August 2, 1806
" !laving laid before my Lords Coninti,sion.”‘ of the Ad-
miralty your letter of the nth of last month, add•et:ed to Lord
Howick, signifying the rtquest of the Cliaml”r of Cotn:m•rce
of Duh.,o, that a convoy may be anointed to sad from Cork
to the VI/,,t Inattes, by the 20th ie,tatit, at the latest, t am
co•emanded by thea Lordships to acquaint you, that they find
it ettpetent to appoint the 14 of September for the sailing of
the convoy. I ars, Su, yuur very bumble Servant,
" WM. MARSDEN.•
" Mr. J. Miller, Commercial Buildings,

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On Thursday, an inquisition was taken by Mr.
BREAIY, Coroner for the Ainsty, at Ruffnrth,
Yen kshire, on the body of Mr. THOM 411 Swat Lis,
a respeflable farmer of that place. It appeared
that the deceased was walking slowly in the town.
street of Ruffoith, when three of his own horses,
which hail been let loose from his waggon, had gal-
lopped off, and the traces of two of them caught the
deceased about the middle, when he fell violently
backv.•ard on the stones, and fractured his skull.—
He languished about two hours, and then died.
Verdia—Aceiricnial a et 4.
The poor woman, who was nearly starved to
death, at Lewes, it is thought will be recovered, al-
though still in a very low state. She is a native of
Leicester, where she formerly k--pt a public house,
and saved considerable property. She is neatly 40
years older than her inhuman husband, why, we
are sorry to say, has, as yet, eluded the hand cf
justice.
On Tuesday sennight, a stout middle-aged
man, about five feet eight or nine inches high, with
short light-coloured hair, was found dead on the
West.wattering luxe, opposite to Cumberland Ford.
Ile had on tire undress of a horse-soldier, with his
cap at hi. side ; and was found just below high-wa-
, ter mark. tie had not been dead many hours; no
number, or sign, by which his regiment may he dis-
covered, cnull be I mind. The Coerrier requested
Mr. POST C. LT I4W AI T C. surgeon, of Chichester, to at-
tend the inquest, at the public-house where he was
conveyed. his eye-lids, ears, forehead, and the back
of his head, were vie:fiend:: bruised, so that Mr. Pos-
rt. LT overtire judged it proper to examine the brain;
on opening the head, he fon.id the blo id estrava-
sated very extensively, and deposed that death ensued
from the extravasation. No other marks of violence
appeared ; yet it Was remarkable, that his shirt was
hind side before, the open part of the bosom being
over the shouldet blades. We understand that the
verdiel Wit, " that death arose from injury sustair.ed
by the brain, the cause of which was unknown."
On Friday last, an inquest was taken before Wil-
liam Joy sea, Esq. Coroner, at the New Passage-
house, in the parish of Redwick and Northwick, in
Gloucestershire, on view of the body of a man un-
known, found drowned the preceding day, in a cer-
tain Pill. called Chissell Pill, which leads from the
Marsh Common, into the (liver Severn. It is
supposed he went to bathe himself, and getting out
et his depth, was drowned, as his !lathes were
found on the bank, nearly opposite the spot where
his body was discovered ; and consisted of a brown
cloth coat, with white plated buttons, brown eel-
vete: striped waistcoat, velveteen bfreches, linen
shirt, smoked I. G. silk handkerchief, flannel under
waistcoat, new shoes, with oval plated buckles, and
a round hat ; helia.l in his pickets two guineas and
a half in gold ; two seven-shillings pieces ; 4s. 6,1.
in silver ; two knives, a comb, and two small keys :
he appeared about five feet 6 inches high, stout
m ,•de , and about 46 years cf age, with short brown
hair.

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

Adoriraloy-Vee, Ar‘gust 12, 1806.
Copy of a Letter (roe Captain St.les, of His Mjesty's Ship
the Adamant, to Witham Male n, EA. dated at the bland
of St. fie:ena, the 2ath .hore, 1806.
Stet—l have the honour to transmit a copy of a
Letter to Commodore Sir Home Popham, at she
Cape of Good Hope, aenitainting him with the
capture of the Spanish ship of war Net:inns Senora
de los Dolores, alias La Reparndora.
1 have the honour to be, &c.
Jon:: SriLts.
Adsns:nl, in False Pl.'s', Cape of Good
SIR, I lope, May 26,1806.
I have the honour to inform you of the arrival of
His Majesty's ship under my ccrnnianri. at this an-
ch•rage, with the viAuallers named in the margi *, '
accompanied bribe Spanish ship Nostra Senora de
los Dolores, alias La Rep aradora, of thirty guns
(twelve and twenty-four pounders), and three hun-
dred and fifteen men, commanded by Stanislaus
Comaud, an Officer in the Spanish navy. We fell
in with, and captured her on the 6th instant, in
Lat, 50. Deg 30. Min. S. and Long. 1$ Deg. 20
Min. W. She had been out a month from Monte
Video, in the Rio de it Plata, and had taken nothing.
I have great satisfaelion in announcing the capture
of this ship to you, as from her magnitude and
force, she might have done muck mischief to the
trade on the coast of Africa ; her crew are a des-
perate set of French, Spaniards, Portuguese, and
Americans, the principal Officers French : she had
authority from the Vice-Roy to wear the colours of
the King of Spain, and had a company of Spanish
Infantry on board. She is a strong well belle
about four years old, coppered, and copper
fastened, and is, in my opinion, well calculated for
His Majesty's service. I have the honour to be, &c.
Julia Saii,es.

Commodi,re Sir Hotne Popham, &c &c.
Copy of another I..ater from Oiptalei Stiles) of His Majesty's
Ada omit. to ridlisiu Marsden. Esq. dated at St. He-
len*, Junc 9'),
Si it—Four stays before I parted with the East
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India convoy, 1 fell in with and captured a Spanish
ship of war, of thirty guns, and three hundrel and
fifteen mea ; the particulars of which I beg leave
to inclose in a 1- tier No, I. I arr:ted in Table Bay,
with the victuallers, on the io,h of May; and,
having seen them in safety, without anchoring my-
self, I immediat.ly procet.tied to sea, an my return
to St. Helena, according to their Lordships' orders ;
but meeting with a most violent gale of wind from
the N.W. and being very short of water, (having
been three months from England, without touching,
at any place, with three hundred and fifteen prison-
ers), both my main-topsail yards carried away, and
my people very much afflided with the scurvy, I
thought myself justified in boatieg up for Simon's
Bay for refreshment•. The French Admiral Wil-
leanmez, with six sail of the line, was in these seas
about six weeks ago : his intention was to have gone
to the Cape ; but hearing it was in oar possession,
be was obliged to go to Fernand de Noronha, for
'rater, and has rict since been heard of. Th- Car-
nonnier, French frigate (late His Majesty's slip Mi-
nerve), pot into Falsa Bay about the Ist cf May,
not kuowirg the Cape was in our hands, ■nd seat
her boat or shore, with a Lieutenant, who, with bis

crew, are prisoners on board this chi?. As there
was no man of war in either Table or False Bay,
and as she did not quite fetch into the preper an-
chorage, she qct awq, and it is supposed she s gone
to the Isle of France, where the PirJrnonicse is lyi:.g
bl Ickzil up Lc the Russel, Lord Duncan, and
£syche. 1 have the honour to be, &c.
J. Smits.

• Alexander and Royal Charlotte.

MILITARY PROMJTIONS.
ITer-Lltice, Aerie S.
Vast Regiment of Dragoon Gluarcl.--liovital Mate Thorne.
Price Lea 1.. he A.sittant SYfgeoll, awe Coq, o...nauted in
the 18th Fo- t.
STAFF.
PAA;Of Christopher Myers, of the 70th Fnot, to be D••noty
Q•tarter.M.t.tcr.Geoetal to the Fore., wrong A., 11,0 I.4nd
of Jamaica (*oh the tank of Lieutenant Cy'oust us the
Army), vice Irvine, who tes.gos.
BREVET.
Colonel the Honourable Wiliam Lumley to be Br'e.tdier-
General to the Fwrres serving at the Cape of Gond flo•te
Cement J. R. Wald, of the :ail* Foot, to be Major tu the
Army.

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Lowe, of M.rttraes, in Londe's(late, in the County
of Chester, costar-spinier, dealer and chapmarr, to surrender
September 2,3„ and 23, at the Star Inn, in Manchester,
in the •aid county. Attorneys. Mr. Robb:mart, Manchester,
and NI sot. Lyon and Calvet, R..rlford-row, London.
John cure, now or late of B:shop's Caste, in the Coontv of
Salop, tr.untiser and glazier, to aurrend,•r August 11. 19, and
Septemuet 23, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, 11.611..p'a Castle, in
the C.runtyuf Salop. Attorney, Mr. Davis, No. 20, I...sco-
urger, Strand, London.
Richard Enock, of Oaford.atreet, in the County of Middle.
us, tailor, to sm.ronder August 25, at six, 26, and September
23, at feu, at tiurldhall, London. Attorneys, Mesas. Daw.
wn audlVratialaw, Wararicle,treet, G.drlen.square.
James O'Hara, late of Ilford, in the County of Essex,
I.lserr.ersper, to surrender August 19, 23, and Sepsember
23. at ten, at Guddhall, London. Attorneys, 'Messrs. Wriglit
and Pickering, Paper-building., Temple.

DIVIDENDS.
September 6 J soh Meaty, of New Msrk.t greet, %Yapping,
in the County of Middlesex, slopseller, salesman, dealer, and
Chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
November 8. Glandes Gilbert, of St. George's Filds, in the
County of Slurry, Wyk-maker, dealer, and Chapman, at
ten, at Guildhall, London*.
Sept 3. Thomas Platt, now nr late of D;eglee, in Saddle.
worth, in the county of York, merchant, cloth manufacturer,
dealer and thermirm, at Mewl', at the house of Mr. John
Booth, the Rose and Crown, in Huddersfield, in the said
county.
Stet. 27. Samuel Yatri, of Wond.otreet, in the city of Lon.
don. merchant, at twelve, at
Sept 3. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, in the county of (Jr.
fo.d, mercer, draper, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the
White Lion Inn.ia Banbury.
Sept. 3. Gregory Knight, of Liverpool, in the county of Lao.
caster, glass maiaufarterer, dearer and chapisau, at one, at
the Glohe Tavera, in John-street, LlTtft'Oui.
Sem. 5. Joseph Ludlam, of Stoke Herrin, in the county of
Northampton, ,iretuatler, coal-merchant, dealer and ch..o-
- man, at ten, at tae White Lion lin, in Banbury, in the
county of Oxford.
Sett 5. Thomas Jones, of the city of Gloucester, home.
deekr arid chapittan, at eleven, at the Lioirch•bell Inn, in
the said c:ty.
Sea. 4. John Lea Ilayley, of Wolvothanspom, le the
county of Staffma, linen-rirermi, at tire, at the Red Lion
loth in Wolverhampton.
Sept. 13. George Denton, of LAntaster, in the county of
Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at Mr. John PAM., the
King's-areas Inn, in Lancaster.
d. John Cane, Irate of the Borough of 1.-t:cte, :n the

county of Leicester, and now of late of NVhanlnarl, :n
county of Lure In, grocer and draper, deal,
at twelve, at the White Hatt far., 'in Sisal int, in this said
county or Linenln
rapt. I& John Bertiman, of teasels street. Pimlico, in the
pv:Ot of St. Gorge, Hanovversqua e, id tne ecti.itv err
Middlesex, tiorist, dealer arid chapman, at twelve, at Gad=
bali, Lr n or.
Oft 4i J.hn Gallium, of Kingsf-instrOad, in tie count+
of Mr idiesex, flax-drawer arid bed sacking marnitautideri,
dcaier and chapman, at ti.n, at Guildhall, London.
Oct. James Brewer, of Richisond.hill, in the county 4
So.rev, victualler, dealer end chapmau, at too, At (icilkiail4
Louden.
CERTIFICATVAAter. 2.
Richard Waring, now or late of Bridlington, in the county of
York, spirt werchant, dealer and cha,arnan.
Ebcneter ikhintenburs, late of Lis...viol, fo Me canal P,Aikt
tine of foncader, merchant, dealer and chapman.
Chides Reynolds, of the city of Norwich, wouilen•driA
dealer and chapman.
Jelin Brideiralte, late or Bedford, near Leigh, in the toonty
Lancaster, c dron-rnanufa,turer, dealer and chessmen.
Sariyell Wade, of Manche.te,, in sire count• A 4 lailkl•W's
and Samuel Biakeley, rate of int city of London, iterairna
and chalmen •
SPORTING INTELLIGEWIEk

EDINBURGH RACES.

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T if URSD
Homers' eyrie, 50p.
Mr. Plaird's bay mare, by Toby . • ••. .
George BA ‘i Esq Teby
•2 =1
At the last round of the woad haat, Toby broke
having dtatoOated the John of oue of ho feetrTbere roof.
terse.rds a hack race.
Yestoaday, N. 8. Hodgson's, Esq bay math Lady Mutt
wa!ked the course for the Lutists' l'urs., of FA,
There was afterwards a had, race, and a match between Ird
()thane
Places of public amusement this week at &in%

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burgh :
Races t $
. .
Cemprtirion of Pipers i
Assemblies ,Il
. .
Concert. (at Ca.rea, EARates) . .. 6
Mars ' • . .
• Kit and supper in the AseeetWy Roans I,
Total . ' 20
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More than three on an average every day, Lcidet
many others of inferior scre.
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AYR, JULY 91.

last,

severe thunder

CITA,

Monday , a very
menced here about 10, 4 w. =id was n.)t over till
three in the aftetnoon. .the peals of thunder, thadith
not very loud, were so frequent, and the Collis of
lightning so vivid, as to form a sublime display of
the grand and terrific. The rain was Very hrailts
accompanied first with hail. The li.ghtelug struck
Prestwick Chu:ch, at the corner where the lien II
hung, but except knocking off a stone, and break'
a window, did it t.o othet damage
The Telegraph Ci,ach, from Glasgow, pawl. R
by at the time, the hot se, took WO, and the
coachman endaavouri:l to check hem, tome et the
reins gave way, whereby he was Ilerba,rl of his
and a gond deal hurt. the hories condoned at fti I
speed, still keeping the read, until they carne M
Newton, where they were stopped. two won/t1
wbo were en the top of the coach totems tiely keg(
their seats, ant] a mail who was on the cosichtniil
seat, alighted unhurt.
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There were pulled, on Monday sianight. in Meet,
Mos r Goa sales garden, at Annick Lodge, Am
:Lire, 70 gooseberries, wisicn n.castired a heap
Scotch pint, or nearly two English quarts; a st,ma
her :•f tne berries measured tuns inches and upwat. A

Yester4ay, trims of Woos boso, Holiday at Pike* ViVreolo

S rOCKS. Atl•l4.T 6. 160,r
Go•. Debewurei 54 per Celli...—. 69i fi) 69i
liov. Debs.tuve., 5 pet Gat...
Coot. SWit 5 pet Cent. ....... • • •• • SL43I
Royal Canal Loam, u pet east. 924i

COURSE OF EXCHANGE., Mo. 1!.
Anarterdans .... Sti 9 g C. 1ien,.... 47 Lis. P 4
o.tt- .t ti.tht .. :76 ,-... Fontes n e6O est,to.
/totter fain c. f... 11 92 U. I.libint 6l
Na^iburgh S4 3 Att. Owns. hit
Alt/ no "4 6 80.1 hil Onin
Pan.
24 7 1...14. I Cork 124
Oat" 2 U 5..... 24 13 setstusi. i. g 4
Si•ur.tesoii
(",sitis Sol effect. and $3-s per os. 4 •••• 4.
Onto — Nt • Dnubtoons .. •••••• -i -*
hist •iit
Ditto
3ilbria 371 New ',tut each .. '-`
Leghorn 5ll Agin . f the Batik -w. --
of liii.i.lei
Naples
Dtb!in on Londnn (July 25 )
8A(...t on I.nil,i" jUif 3 ) Bi
II ,:f..t on Duslin (Um..) 3} 4°. • iv.

BIRTHS
On Solid's, Might 130, at his bout!. in Llirmln's Inn bsilly
the Lady of John [oney, Esq of a daughter.
At the Right Hen. Sir Langrishes, St. s.,ptir,e,
Green, Dottie, the Lady of the Rev. Dean Langlikiii., in a
daughter.
lit Gmat George's. street, Rod ,nd-luare, Dublin, the I.a
li
of tVoi Gore, Fsq.rd a daiireer
At Meager, county of Golway,t4e Lady of the Rev Henry
Mahon, of a ten.
lit Dublin, the Counting of Belmore, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES. •
Franco Conmee, Esq. earts,ter at Law. to Miss ifttlia
Ferrel, eldest laughter of the lat.: R. Fe r E 4. •itril owes of
John Feral, Esq. comity of Roscommon
In Cu mb,rand-xtiret f)ob;Lt, Mich. Rife, of Sonth (Li
k.
county of Ro.cum no r, Eq t, Mrs. Teaff, efdcat ilvetb ar
of
Thomas 3.uilh, E-q.
List Monday, in S Rabat Rrngctao, r.g. 401 f
son Of Ber!tmni F.:tel. of Loirdn.i. t • Mir Chath4ts
Burdett, y the late Rohe t Rurden. VAA
of the city of Limerick. They have Fir.ie,..nted to 1) dn.%
their war or Limerick.
DEATHS
Wanes tcy last, aged 61, Mr.. I.atn.l.y, fella of Ge-etio
Lanelev, E.q. of Caldii.z-hall Sli'l; amt younce.loe .‘ntry
0! the lets Sa Franco Fur., Bait. of Ildl-court, in Uloucet•
tvishire.
A few days since, Mrs Roberts, o( Brighton•plare ;
from a very small bego iii ill g. •inagaed a property of tittlt=
thousand pounds
Ott the le instant, most deservedly, lamented, Mies Fite;
raid, daughter of Thome, Fitsuzrakt, euviiiy
)(More. Ireloirl.

Hit; WATER, THIS DAY. AT L.,NDON
Mara..... 34 'Arc I I Cven nun sale I.

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Dike, r. 13, Kick of St. (71,1ne,It'Y Cautclll, Nor.to.i, by
W. brut::, of No. 7, Now Ij.ltao-srri• loot 4yge.
Or lent, 1•. ler this Pa7er, itlt N tba trhot (I 1'
T:1! 5e CV% xtended to.