The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-24 00:00:00

SHOCKING ACCIDEAT.

On Friday night, the cook-maid of Mr. Walsh,
law-stationer, is the Temple, went into the office
about ten o'clock, and having approached too near
the fire, her cloaths caught it, and were in a moment
in a blaze. Her master and mistress being froth
home, and no person on the %am.. fl tor stab her
but a runt.; lad, an apprentice, and a servant maid.
she had the presence of mini to run to the parlour.
for the purpose of rolling herself its the carpet.
Befcre, however, she could reach the pariour,
the had to pass through the shop, the kitchen,
and a long passage; and the rapidity of her
flight made her cloaths burn stil more fiercely.
£he apprentice followed her taco toe parLur, huh
being unable. from terror and alarm, to make the
proper use of the carpet, he ran in o the street, and
brought in some neighbours, by :tosat .sssi•tance :!;it
flames were extinguished, but net before her limbs
and sides were dreadfully burned. I o her pass.ite
through the shop, some of her burning cloath,
dropped a; and set tire to some paper, woich socn
communicated to the stair-casc. When discovered,
the wainscotting of the staircase was on tire, and
the Games, in a few minutes, must have reached the
rooms where Mr. Walsh's two infant ci.ildr-n were
asleep; they were extinguished, b•isseeer, wi.hout
any material iojury to the premises. Fires are very
frequent at this season of the ye tr, and, ;is they ge-
nerally originate in carelessness or giddinc.s, we
hope this may prove a warning to servants.

Saturday the Polls recommenced for Cnmmnn
Councilmen in the Tower and Bridge Wards. The
polling at the l'ower Ward was carried on with
great spirit, and at the close the numbers were—
Mco-ars.S iiirchin.,,n 102 S Dixon 101,J. ,n 100, M.
Luca• 98, T. DAWLIII .97. 1) I.am,, 95, S. 95. T.
8ri4,192, 't Fmh,•rgill 9t, C. Sterrart S. Welker 87,.1.
Fiertshnme, 75, L Gi,a .n
Bridge «'a•d.—The poll closed at three o'clock.
and the numbers wer,
Mews Bertram 31, Al ht 11, Co:,e 31, Garrett 31, Chill
11, Maltby JO, Browne 30, !toiferte .I,,yner 29, Cl,,uieta
shl, Wrench 28, Jackeas 28, Soya' 26, Rm. 25, paltry* SI,
Lacey 15, Wild, 7.
The Polling will recommence, and finally c'cse,
this day.
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The.sessions for the trial of ()Toilers cumnrltted
on the high seas, are to he held ar the 01J ltatley.
on Wednesday the 16th January neat.
A man was committed at Union Hall on Friday.
for stealing dead bodies from several Church Yards
in the Karr-ugh.
Information was given to Sir JOHN PINHORN, oil
Friday, of an intended Duel in a li •id upon the Kent
read. be.s; eel) rapt. C— and Mr. G.—. 4 met.
chant. The Peace Officers were sent to the spot.
who brought the parties to tl•e Oific Union flair, •
where they were bound over to k.•ep the peace.
At the Mansion-house on Saturday, an informer
made complaints against several reap- 41.41)6 stria-
keepers in Gracechurch-street, charging than with
not having swept the pavement before their d ors
before ten o'clock in the morning, according to AR
of Pat linment. The inform.r ratted, that he had
watched the doors from eight till ten o'clock, and
that no sweeping tank place. The defend r,,ta
brought forward their n.•rters and servants, nit., po-
sitively swore that the door, had b.en swept by
them on the morning in question. fits Lordship
then dismissed all the informations.
On the night of Thursday s innit-ht, Mr. Rl-
cti tans, a Lieutenant in the Impress Set vice, hung
himself at Poole, in Dors.:shire, in his bed-rot.ni.
Love is supposed to have boat& the
Y••sterday morning, at an earl hour, as a gen-
tleman, who wasgeii:ginto the cour.r.rr fur the
amusement of sho ting, was carelessly crossing the
on the Paddington Canal, it gave way, an.f Le
fell in ; he, hosstver, had the presevce of mind to
keep .4 f a hold of his fowling piece. which t irtu- .
nattily happened to catch .scross them) of the sier-
t:we, and inns saved !kitsch from death.

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NAIAL INTELLIGENCE.

1111111111 M, DEC. 20.

I am extremely sorry to inform you, that this
toning, about 11 o'clock, His Majesty's ship iAI
Walk ran on shore on the Guriston Sand, after
ocountering a most severe gale of wind, in which
parted her cables, and was under the necessity of
luting rimy her main and mizen-masts ; but by
Se timely and spirited exertion of the Brixham Sea
'encibles and others, the crew were happily saved,
nd the ship, we hope, will be preserved and got
Ar

ou.
POCTSMOUTU, DtC. 21.
Although the wind blew a moderate breeze with
touch sea this morning, the Mediterranean convoy
flailed, under the convoy of the Mercury frigate,
Hon. Captain Bouverie ; also sailed the Rater:•an,
4strol, Venal. ani another line of battle Russian
blip, for Corfou.
Arrived the Pordetie frigate, Capt. Dunbar, from
Pporto. last from the Downs ; and the Steady gun
brig, from a cruise.
The signal for ships bound to the West Indies, to
flaccive instruSions, is removed from the loconTtaat
to the lloieorn frigate, Capt. Hardyman. They
Will sail shortly.
The Ganges of 74 guns, Capt. Preemantle, is paid
OE at this port.
DEC 22.
Sailed the Prints. of Orange and the Decade men of
war, on a cruise. Wind N.E.
DEAL, DEC. SI.
Remain in the Downs. the Monarch, Ardent,
Leopard, and 1,/lexiAle men of %. ar ; Costar, Caen.-
pi" Antelope, Jamaica, and L'Arissable frigates ; Har-
ps., Dart, Orestes, Curlew.. CSIVIet, Speedy, and La
Fled* sloops of war ; Prospers, Yokota, Lucifer,
Fiery, Discovery, Sulphas., Pcsavirm, and Zebra bombs,
and a fleet of gun.brigs.
Th. American ship Harmony, Capt. Wickham,
front Sumatra, which ran on shore on Deal Beach
yesterday, is wrecked, and part of the cargo is saved.
Wind R.N.E.
DSC. 22.
The Harmony. WICKR AX, from the East Indies,
is 'entirely gone to pieces. Remain in the Downs
the ships wiper last. Wind E.S.E.

TRO%( LLoYD's LIST.
• NNN D. Me. 21 —..ftwed by the dunce Attire., Mil-
ler; Vruw Surtd ; and the Hope, Janson, from
Rethderi.—Sailed the Mary and Susannah, Clark, for Jallig&Cilij
sod the Good Hollering, --.., fur Varell.
At Liverpool—The Hooter, Marshall, (mm Charleston.
At Clyde—The Britan is ia, Miller from Grenada, Row
very, &m g, trots Quebec; and the Hero, Saunders from
?dew foutidland.
At Kinsale—The Swift, Robertson, from Havannah.
At StettinThe PlO4lllll/11. Smith; sad the Namgation,
Ivaa., from London.

SHREWSBURY; Dix 21.

Monday last, being the anniversary of the birth-
4ay of Andrew Corbet, Esq. of Anon Reynald, the
troop of Yeomanry under his command dined in
honour of the day, at Shawbury. Agreeable to his
annual custom, ten guineas were given for the neigh-
bouring poor, with that charadteristic beneficence
which finds its own gratification augmented, by dif-
isaieg it to others, and which is so eminently con-
spittoons in this ancient family.
Os Sunday evening last, the Wen division of
filwapshire Volunteers stepped forward on their fiad
lionsrcise, and the officers and men unanimi'usly
'sod a handsome sword to their Adjutant (Ciente-
sot Bowel Moore Lawrence), as a token of their
Napa and gratitude for the great services and at-
, Illaties helms rendered them, in the way of mill-
tita7 instrmaion and good order, at all times when
ase!it
011 Tuesday Last, Colonel Chaytor inspetted the
allsgrabary Volunteer Infantry, whose approbation
was signified to themby their Colonel, Sir Charles
Oakley, Bart. to the following Oka—

Battalion--1 have the satisfaction to inform yoe that the
Inspecting Field Officer has expressed hie entire approbation of
your military appearance and manneuvres thu day; and I beg
lei ,e to ait,l my men te.toinonv and thanks for )our attention,
Iw SIMUiIIStAIiCeS of 14ch unfavourable weather, ,lc."
Same day, Col. Chaytor also inspeCted the Shrews-
bury Cavalry, in the Quarry, who met with his
entire approbation.
On Wednesday the Wellington Cavalry, com-
manded by Major Cludde, were also inspelted by
Lieutenant Colonel Chaytor, who expressed his plea-
ses,* at their handsome appearance and promptitude
in riaameuvres, notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather. _ . _

On Thursday, the I 3th inct. the Newport Volun-
teer Infantry, under the command of Col. Leeke,
were inspoeted at their usual field, near Longford,
by Lieut.-Colonel Chaster. By the very great pre-
eisica with which they weatlhrough their exercise,
and theirstendy cowdsa in gene-a 4 this asspeliable
corps received deserved commendations.
Our" Cotton ManufaCtories are still so widely in-
creasing, that two great works of this kind are now
eresling ou the River Dee, at Llangollen, in Noah
Wales-

Letters from Newfoundland of the 2!)th oh. met-
tle% that on the 15th of OCtober, forty-sis sail of
bigYoh vowels, Wee with ash, sailed for the
=ftoat- Spain and Portugal. Should they not be
te enough to fall in with some of our cruisers.
by vilbich they may be apprised of the rupture with
Woo it is to be feared that the greater part of
them will not escape being captured or detained.
On Tuesday morning. Camp Equipage was dis-
trilmmed to the Regiments which lately disembarke4
in Cork harbour.
Nineteen more of the West India fleet have re-

turned to Cork harbour.
Scene unpleasant rumours prevailed in Cork, re-
, spading His Majesty's sloop Rein Deer, one of the
West India convoy, which have not been traced to
aoy authentic source.
It is in contemplation among the trade of Nor-
/rich, to establish a mode of insurance among them-
selves of all gaids shipped at London, Hull, &c. &c.
A Meeting wok place on Monday morning last,
when it was determined to procure information on
the subjed, Arid to call a general meetiPg of those
16...yersons interested as mono possible.

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NORWICH, Dec. 22.

At a General Ordination, holden in the Cathedral
of this Diocese, by the Right Rev. Charles Lord
Bishop of Norwich, on Sunday last, the following
gentlemen were ordained :
De.,con—Jintes Deacon, A B. Cairn College, Cambridge.
Liddell Farrer, A.B. Pembroke Hall, Cam-
bridge; Thin oat Junes, A.B. Peter House, ditto; Richard
A.B. Gonsille and Cams College, ditto ; Thema* Mar-
shall, A B Sidney Sussex College, ditto; C. Barnwell Pye,
A.B. Corpus Christi• College Cambridge; C. Touliiiiii, Stu-
dent of Civil Law, Christ's College, ditto; James White, A B.
Exeter College, Heron'.
Monday last the Rev. Ellis Burroughes, A. M.
was instituted to the Reaory of Tashurgh, in this
county, on the presentation of Sir Thomas Bee-
vor, Bart.
Monday last the Rev. Joseph Liddell Farrer was
instituted to the Vicarage of Cratfield with Lasfield
annexed, in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Right
Hon. Joshua Lord Huotingfielit.
On Tuesday last the Rev. James Foulkes, B. A.
was instituted to the Reetory of Sutton, in this
county, on the presentation of the Right Hon. the
Earl of Abergavenny.
On Wednesday, the Rev. John Humfrey, M. A
was collated to the Reetory of Crostwick near Nor-
wich, in this county, by the Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Norwich.
And on Friday, ." Rev. Charles Lucas E 'ridge,

To be

~the..
M.A. one nf Has Majtesty's Chaplains in Ordinary,
was instituted to the ttettory of shuradiasm. in this
r the Must Nohl-

County. on the presentation of
Marquis Townsbend.

Noble the

LOC 7-1-itAN4.

EXTRACT OF • LETTER FROM • GENTLEMAN AT
NATCHITOCH TO HIS FRIEND IN NATCRES,
DAT BD OCT. 27, 1801,
" We have, sirce the first of October, been expell-
ing to hear something of the ilex mode of govern-
ment that was to have taken place in Louisiana at
that period ; but no account of it has yet reached us.
" It seems highly necessary for us, that the go-
vernment of the United States should either permit
us to govern ourselves. do it for us, or keep their
lawless vagabonds at home t for while such hordes
of them are daily pouring in upon us, find-
ing no government amongst us, and bringing
none with them, we are hard run to hold our
own. But this is not all we have to encounter ;we
are beset on every side. About six weeks ago, a
Spaniard from Nagadotlhes appeared here ; he pre-
tended to have absconded from that place for beat-
ing a Priest, for confessing his wife in a manner he
disapproved of. This man has been through the
Settlement amongst the Negroes, inciting them to
insurredion, robbery, and desertion; and assuring
them, that on their arrival at Nagadoches, they
should obtain their freedom. and the proteltion oldie
,anish government. agreeably to a Decree of the
King Of Spain, which had been some time ago pro-
claimed at Nagadoehes by the Commandant, in
consequence of which, nine negroes, on Sunday
night last. after having committed several robberies.
made their elopement for Nagadoches ; amongst the
articles they stole and took away with them, were
thirty or forty pounds of powder, near an hundred
pounds of lead, ten or a dozen muskets, and as marry
of the best horses in the Settlement. One, who was
to have gone with them, has been taken, and has
confessed the whole plot. Since welch, mote have
been secured, who were to have Joined then% and ac-
counts are hourly coming in of dle extension of the
conspiracy. A general insurreftion of the negroes
is very much apprehended. The Militia are alter-
nately under arms, and every measure is taking by
the Commandant to secure the tranquillity of the
country ; but, such is the agitation of the district,
that it will he impossible the crops can he gathered.
The story of this Spanish incendiary, who has flow
disappeared. of beating the Priest, Ac. it seems, on
further enquiry, is entirely without foundation, and
the belief is, that be was sent in here born Naga-
doches for-the express purpose of executing what he
has done.

" The condua of the Spanish government in this
quarter has for some time past been strongly mark-
ed with a hostile disposition towards the United
States, notwithstanding %e have constantly been
amused by our government with assurances that no
such disposition in their belief existed. If Govern-
ment really were so ignorant of the disposition of
Spain towards us, these fair-weather offerings are
consistent enough ; but if otherwise, we cannot see
the policy of putting us off our guard, that we may
become a more easy prey. Bat the time is now ar-
rived when we ought to know whether the Govern-
ment of the (Inked States intends to afford us that
proteßion of our lives, properties, Ste. they ive
promised by Treaty, or not, for which alone they
have a right to claim our allegiance."

Captain DoraszatY, of the Nstrisnrs frigate, re-
cently arrived from the Mediterranean and the Coast
of Egypt, transaeled business for some time on Fri-
day at Lord H A It townies Office.
• In the afternoon of Wednesday, five men from
Leeds, being engaged in taking down the wooden
building upon the walls, near -White.friargate, in
which the Panorama of the Storming of beringa-
Num was lately exhibited, in Hull, part of
the roof, at the k AA end, fell in, by which accident,
four of them were bruised in a shocking manner,
and avert immediately conveyed to the Infirmary,
and every medical assistance rendered ; the other
was not much hum

On Sunday, the 9th inst. an altercation happened
at the field of exercise, near Sundorn, Shrewsbury,
between S. LAWReiuct, Lieut. in the Shropshire Vo-
lunteer Infantry, then on duty, and DAVID EVANS,
Private in the Shrewsbury Loyal Volunteers, in
which the latter was struck with an unsheathed
sword. In consequence et improper conduft on
the one part, and breach of martial law on the other,
a Court of Inquiry met yesterday morning at the
County flail, to investigate the affair. The follow.
ing Officers were present : Lieut.-Col. Sir Cos war
Cottaur, Baronet, President. Members, Captains
CHARLTON, Dv Noce, MOHR AL, and WOLLESION.
After an examination of four hours, a retort of the
whole was transmitted to His Royal Highness Prince
WILLIAM FIIZDERICIL Of GIOUCESTVAK when an
answer is received, we shall be enabled to inform
the public on which party the censure will fall.

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PROM I.ITURDAY NIGHT'. GAZETTE.
Ofire, Dec. 22, 11104.
Royal Regiment of Hone Guards—Lieutenant R.)bert Cbris•
umber Pacta to be Captain of a Troop, by iiurchaso, vice
Elley, promoted.
Cornet F.4vraiJ Gou:bung to be Lieutenant, vice Packs

-
let Regiment of Foot Guard.—William Henry Cartwright,
Gem. to be Emig i, by purebage, vice Rigee, promoted
78th ditto—Mairw Patrick Macleod to .be Lieutetiant-Colonel.
. .

David Stewart, from the 42d Foot

Captain James Mu:dimwit, from dio:ith Foot —Brevet Ma-
jor William Campbell, vice Markod.
Jet West India Regiment, Captain Thom,' Walsh, from the
93d Foot, to be Major, by Purchase, vice Belson, promoted
in the 11th Foot.
In Light Infantry Battalion—Lieutistant.Colonel Chaee. Baran
Allen to be Colonel Commandant, with temporary Raok.

2d FiattAlion of the Colonel Adolphus Baron
Same to be Colonel Commandant, pith temporary Rank.
4th ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest Baron Laugwerth to be

Coluatt-Commandant, with temporary kank.
STAFF.
Janie' Stewart, Eitt late Lieuteriant•Crdonel in the ♦O/1 Foot,
to be Inspecting Field °Wirer of Yeomanry and ♦'olunteer
Corp in North &Arkin, with the temporary Rank of Lieut.-
Colonel in the Army.
Ceimitiatios in dig Royal Third Linenln Militia, 'iota by the
lard Lieu:moot

Nevile Xing, En. to be Colonel, vice the Ead of Bucking-
hamshire, dm-eased. Dated Decembn 10, 1804.
Ist West YeOlt Regiment of Militia—To be Majors... Francis
William &teem, Esq. Dated Nov 7, tmo4.
John Dearden, FN. Dated Nos. 11, 1804.
Wath Wood Vo!unteer lorantr,--.Saatuel Walker, Eq. to be
Lieuteuant Colonel Commandant. Dated Sept. 2t, 1114-4

&rime Volunteer loGintrv.—Henry Made Monier Va-
vatouro lisq to Do Colonel. Dated Aug. 24, 1804.

BANCRUPECIES ENLARGED.

hart Rowe, of Mile-end Green, Middlesex, mariner, from
Dec. 23, to Jan. 1 ,at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jamey Willer, of Whitechapel•ruad, Midil distiller, from
Dec. 22,t0 Feb. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Ilshijamin Ah,shant Stlton+, the younger, late of Church.
court, Lothbury, afterwards of Binder lane, London, mer-
chant, from Dec. 23, to Dec. 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London
Hugh Lloyd, of Middle Temple lane, London, money-scriv-
ener, from Dec. 23, to Jan. 21, at ten, at Guildhall.
Isaac Gale, of Basinghall street, London, factor, from Dec. 25,
to Jan. 13, at ten, at Guildhall.

B NKRUPTS.
Matthew Garland, of Grove-street, Deptford, Kent, vie
tueller, to surrender Dee. 99, Jan. 8, and Feb. 2, pt ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs Sherwood and Par-
rell, Canterbury-swam, Southwark.
John Coulson, of Crown-street, Finsbury-ennere, MAllesex,
grocer, to surrender Dec 29, at ten, Jan. 2, at twelve, and
Feb. 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr
Getty, Angel-court, l'hrogmoriorestreet.
Henry James, late of Saint Mary Axe, London, and of Con.
stantiooplc, merchant, to surrender Dec. 29, Jae. 26, and
Feb. 2, at ten, et Gaildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Carter,
Staple's-Inn.
WrUiam Hem= the younger, of Penn, Stafford, sheep and
plg dealer, te serresider Jan. 11, at lye, It, and Feb. 9, at
Memo, et the Jernisighani Arms Inn, Slutfuall, Salop. At
Matey, Mr. Edward Biddle, Wolverhampton, Sulfordshimi
or, Mews. Pries and Williams, London.
Mirk Evill, late of Tiverton, Somerset, common-brewer, In
surrender Jan. 4,5, Feb 9, as eleven, the Fiephant and
Castle inn and Tavern, lath. Atteromrs, Mesos. George
reams and San, Ne 6, Pump.cnurt, Temple. London ; or,
Messrs. Taylor and English, Beth.
Thomas Ligisfens, Lawton, Lesseaseer, nienelhetnrer, to err.
render Jan. 9, 90, Feb. 111, at three, at Rigid's% Tavern, in
the Mesbeteplece. Mariehestev, Lam:whim. Attorneys, Mr.
Samuß ado, IMminssercet. Mandnsurr; er, Mr. Edge,
Inner-Temple, Landon.
John Barrosigh, of Red Len street, Rpite/Relds,
beim, to surrender Jan. 5,25, Feb. 9, at ten, at Guildhall,
Landon. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Thavieelma.
Francis Adam Witty, of Greet Earl-street, Seven Dials, Mid.
dleses, ironmonger, to srinender Dee. 29, Jan. 5, Feb 2,
at eleven, at Guildhall, Leaden. Attessey, Mr. Allinewilv
St. Jeltsimpsese.
Robert Price, of Ciumen-nreet. Leaden, stansear„ to our.
render Dee 29, Jan. 5, Feb. 2, et ten, at Gitildhall. London.
Miaow), Mr. Orchard, Hasten
Wiliam Crialiden. of Deptford, likareesZdiraper, ter surrender
Dec. 29, Jae. 12, Vet. 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Mirk, Cloak-lane, Cheappide.

DIVIDENDR.
Jas. la. Thomas linslindl, late of Westmindev.rnad, Surrey,
wheelwright, hut now a pnsoiser la the King's-Basch Prison,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan M. Chattel Stephenson, of Parliament-street, West-
minster, stationer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 26. Robert `lnnis, Tavisteck rrevt„ &Wont squat*,
Middlesex, money-,envener, at me-, at Guildhall.
Jan. 22. John Spathes, of Leadmiliall-greet, London, tea
dealer, at one, at Guildhall.
Jan. 14. John George Williams, late of Winchester-street,
London, but nano( M,shall-street, City road, Surrey, mer-
chant, at ten, at
Jan. 21. Thomas Pickers/01, of Little Turnstile, Holborn,
Middlesex, baker, at ten, at
Jan. 21. William Purdy, of Mark-lane, Loudon, broker, at
taa, at Guildhall.
Jan. 26. Thomas Weightsnan, of Bengalis-street, London,
mercer, at tan, at Guildhall.
Jan. It. John Last, of All Saints, South Elmham, Sul-
folk.shonkeeper, at ten, at the Tuns Inn, in Bungay, Suffolk.
Jan. 12. John Blowers, of Hale-w...th Suffolk, shopkeep-
er, at even, at the Tens Inn, in B.usgay, SnWelk.
Jan. 9Y. Nevin Moore, John Benson, and Joseph Wilkin-
?son. of Lancaster, merchants, at eleven, et the Bear and
Staff, in Lancaster.
Jan. 24. Jst.es Budget% late of Blaekhurii, Lancaster, mut-
lin-msnuf.rtuier, .t eleven, at the Dun Horse Inn, au Black-
burn.

Jan id. John King, late of Coventry, iniihohler, at tea, at
the Castlelnn, Coventry.
Jan. 29. John Same.lon, of Prymouth, draper, at one, at
Guildhall, London.
Jan. 21. Armand Le Leine, of Finch-lane, London, mar
cheat, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. 19. John 'twice, late of Abingdon, Berke, ironmonger,
at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon.
Jan. 19. Charles Ruatiwonh, of high llolborit, roach maker,
ataleven, at Guildhall.
Jan. 18. Richard GOWOI. of Birmingham, leather-dmsar.
at 'linen, at the Swan 11,tel, in High-street, Birmingham
Jan. t 9. John TreadgOil, of Ports**, Southampton, cabinet-
maker, at tin. at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 19 William Linnington, late of Easter, corner, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Dec d 9 James Hewitt, now or late of Wihon street, Mow-
harts, w , at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 21. klias Fletcher, of Sowerhy, Halifax, Yorkshire,
wssoldapler, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, i, Brad.ord, Cork.
Jan. lb. John I lamina, of Stolmstipon-Trent, Stafford, ma-
nufacturer of earthenware, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn,
in Newcaoliaulider.Lync.
Jan. 22. Thomas Archer, of the City of Hereford, linen•dra•
per, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Jan. 11. Johann Andreas Snolliser, of Birmingham, merchant,
at eleven, at Styles's Hotel, in Birmingham.
Jan. 18. John gmeriby, of Winchester, draper, at eleven,
at the King's Arms Inn, in Stroud, Ur...easter.
Jan. It. Jrcepli Srras, of Honercorabe,Glinscester, yeoman,
at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in Stroud, Glnucester
CERTIFICATES-4am. It.
Nieholay Noble, of Berrior, Cumberland, dealer in butter and
'hams
George Christmas, of Carey • streat,London divery. stable. keeper.
Henry Tripp, of Wised, tailor.
Andrew Delaunef. of Gr at Pultmv•street
Edward Diekelimii, of Ilernre. stieet, Oxford• Road, druggist
Joseph Allen Peacisek, of Broad street, RatchlF, chire.e.
monger.
Edward Jenkins, of Haim/nth. Middlesex, dealer in by and

CERTIFICATES TO ER Gitiorrtry Mr OUILDIIALI.
To-bsolitow. •
Henry Rejigs, late of Mount itreet:Lionheth,Surrey, but wr..
of Beivi ere-place, St. George's Fields, Ssurrr.v,
Matthew Westell, of Abigate High .erect, Londw,,
cutter.
James Campbell, Covent Gaylen, London, vintner%
Richard Dalton, of 1-11,ot:1r-street, Kensington, Mrdu:ricx,
carpenter.
Anthony Girling, of Midalevex.place, Ila:knvy.rowd,
lira, 1.h... waken.
Dotl..rick Niehol‘i Beckman. of Prowe's-row, Milo-cut N:w
Town, Muldlriex, sugar gril.der.
C efferys, New Bo:1d street., Oxford.strset,

PRICE OF ST ,CKS
.411.1111 AV.

..._.._.
3 per Cent. Red . . _
57j1 ',l
4 per Cent, . .
Long Annuitieb
Imperial Ann 9l 9. 16ti.:
Onwiton rt,',
Eng. Lottery Torkets 181 I:.
India for In.i:
Con+ols for
T. I.IISII, Stock-Broker.
4, Cnenhitl, and 9., Clottoir Cm, ,

PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS, Dm 1 ;
Government Debentlin-, 5 per cent
Gr.*nd Canal Loan, 6 per cent.... .60
Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent _ Itaf

COURSF. OF RXCHA
Amsterdam ..., 32 4 2 V.
Ditto At Sight 27 9

4GE, FUYA►. D•c in.
Genoa
Venice
Lisbon
Opurtu
Dublin
•U 1.110114. 4.. A.
Portugal G 44.1 in CM it
and ;.er 0z... ♦ n •
... 0 u
New Drilla,s
SJ►er in liars ... •
New I.nur• each 0 o
Agin on the Rtn of Hulhisa
5 per Cent.
♦i 1044
rig
GI days.

kntrer.t.ni...l2 2 a 12 U.
Hamburgh 33 6 WI
Aluma S3 7 21AU
PAM 1 day's data IS 6 Lic
Ditto 25 14 2 U.
actiordeaux ......45 14

Cadiz
Ditto
Madrid
Ditto 93( effect
Bil►rr ill
Leghorn 5O

Naples
Dublin on London (Dee. 14
Id.lfa•t nn Lon.lon (Dec U.
Y..lf,a on Dublin (ditto)...

IstARRIrsGES.
Thurolay senii;ght was married at Rwilingtosi, by the Rey.
Charles Sean, Wm ltailey, Esq. of Eyedon, in I:went...lnn,
so Mon Norton, eldest daughter of the late Pick Borth Norton,
Esq . of CAViharve.
On Monday last, at St..lulian's, Shrewsbury, by the Roy.
Hugh Owen, Mr. T. Stanton, jun. of that town, to Miss
Harriott Hunt, of Richmond, Surrey.
On Thursday, the 13th, inst. at Robertna, PenibrokeshirY,
by the Rem. John lord in, Owen LJLpa, Eol. Lieutenant
Colonel Commandant of the Royal Pembroke Fit ile.on, to
Mos Scourlickl, eldest daughter of Hoary Scourbetil, E 4 of
Robecton Hall, in the same county.
Friday, at St. Mary, fd....wirgbyn, Mr.. Samuel P.,liner,
Miss Hittite, only daughter of Luke Hiude, E.g. of Lent-
Road.

DEATHS.
Saturday last, at Aliferford, aged 55, the Rey.. John Cart-
wright [Wayward, Reeler of IlAiveton, and pe,.rolrrai Curt!e of
fleveriaglaird. The living of Merton is hi the grit of Mn. La
Grace, of Nwaricli.
Lat•ly. at Rallyealtane, county of Limeriek, 144•11. R.
Le, is, wire of Georg* W Lemon, FN. van d night u 4
Lad, Catherine Toots., and s aeee to the Earl or h 1 •rintniuv.
A few dart ago, at Welton, avd 64. the R J. Ea-
Abend', of that place, and Vial of lion, in Shmpshiry.
At Bellock, of au apu:rlexy, agvd 50. the are • Ceeb
11 A. ("final, Cattierine Hall, Chaplain to the late Eail
or Salisbury, and .ipwsrels of 31 y•-ani Rector of the sei,lpar,.h,
Lase week, at literbourns, an his SXJ year, John 14 tch, 11.
Gee of the Deputy Lietenaats of Ca.nlir.dge,h re. lie tract
the 0117 voe of Sherd for the epees's' of Umnividge a, d Hun-
tingdon in 1774.
()a board the Swannery, ou his pimp to Cubrakai, is ties
38th year of his age, Dr. Henry Speriria. bombers, Up. Rev.
W. L. Illowles. Tins much reopoteed rodenuan had been pro.
fereimially employed two roar. in the West Indies, where h•
via jaw. MIACLO4 With the yellow fever ; at the Cape of Gad
Hope, where lie reoirea...4 a twelvemonth ; and eatte his rear
to I.iglautd has been stational at the Military lbuyital, (...-
port.
Lately. in Amelia, Mn Ilrelgkinson, Awmerly Miss
of the Hach theatre ; alai her sister. Mai 1. Brett.
Saturday seltrught, in Cetherinasplace, Ruh. blue A. Wraugh-
tun, daughter of the hate Geo. Wroughtun, fast. of Wdrot-
boom, Whs.
0u Saturday se' 'gilt, at I:singer, Robert Jeans Bryan:.
Req. t Wit ut VS Pellet for Somersetshire
s,ll.rodsv, in Grove-street, Bath, Miss Carinater, rainy
yea:s II much respeast performer at the Plymouth and Exeter
theatres, usavii,gan aged, wretched mother, very In advanced io
years. fee WMl.4t her profes:ional eruf..avoura Pied lung
beets exerted, and tor whom her noodle had of late produced a
scanty mean, W ‘theivtence.

MGM WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 10111),46

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SALES BY AUCI'U)N.

Ry D. SADLER,
At his Repository, Gums,it-street, mar Smithfield. TIM
DAY, December 24, P 134, at Tsrelve u'Clock precise/.
(Christmas thy falling on the Tuesday , the fllewhig
Lots :
A BAY MARE. a gno4 Hackney ; a Brown
Gelding, • 'mid Gig Horse ; a Black Crlding, a g.a.l
Hackney ; a my Mare, a fast Truttet; a n!aelc Mare, a g. 4.44
Huilt.4r • a lia) Gelding, a remarkably good Gig liaise ; 14' ..44
Strong II MO, goad Cart Geldings. six Years old; .0,4 41 •
wants of Fans Lots of linnwi. 01 various descryttinis
ral go id Chairs. Gies, tr. &c.
_ _ .

To he ..level to the time *1 S de.

PRENDERGAST, PILMBROJEF.SIIIRIL
Freehold Water C von Mill, with Haven Acosta( Lad.
My PETER CUXE., BURRELL, and FOSTER,
At Garraway's, on FRIDAY. retsina'', YY, a Twelve,
A LL that Capital ERECTION, lately occupied
L-1 by Matthew Tophain, Fat as a Cotton Manul•anu,,
four stories in heigbt, containing litlY ',unsling, but an co -
strutted as to he capable of working a much go ater
and supplied los a powerful streon, which was 'two, •.
fail in the tlry-et season, most eligibly situated at P,..
in the county of Pembioke, within one mil* only of Ow ..
port town of Naverfordwest, together with a substantial Elw•
ing, other small houses, carpenters and smith.
Chops, statighter.house, ban), and stable, garden, and mire.
dow laid, containing altogether seven acres, with a consideri•
ble addition oi head-water, and banks oat rach tide. These
valuable works have been erefted with the best materials, awl
at a considerable expence, and ere salable of being rendered
very beneficial to a purchaser, from the cheapness in labour is
[hit hist-0, and may be converted into a variety of uses o
gout mill, drawing. mill, &e being lieculnrly well-adatite I
for any spacious manufarlory that requirei mom, and water to
carry on an extensive concern with etf:ct. The spindles may
or may not be taken at the option of the purchaser. .
May he viewed acy time till the sale' on application to IN,.
Peter Axton, R -Imam, near Ilaverfolilwest 1 of whom lw".
cuss may be hail one anoint' preceding; also of Meous•
Dockers, Yates, and Dodson, Maecheder; Whiw
Blackburn; Red Lion, Charley; John Chamberlain, lisst
Chester; Binh Inn, Brottsl; the Castle, and the Mariner,
!laved...Merest ; the White flare, Narber•h; at the Place Oi
Sale; a id of Mears. Peter Cosec, Burrell, awl Foster,
Thnog-
nsortou.strert, where a PLu of the Estate may be

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I.tENDON:—Ardotod by Gr(neGE DAviDsom, No Cr
Wt.-a, •tmet, St. Clenorlt**, awl published by
YDEIt, At the Othre. Nn. I.N. Back of Si. Clement •
Chelf. li, Strand, where kricti tot the Pain., JCC. (Pildt'P"ir
will bw die.) attoodoi a.

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