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stating, that the loss was not owing to the svi:.cl or
tad eor any thing r 1 • which might not have been
■• 'led. This notice wits pia up at Lloyd's, in
co'isequence of which, an the underwriters refused
to pay 'Die Plaintiff a rote to Lord Cochrane, re-
gut sting a full explanation of the taa ; but his
Lordship never thought proper t Fend him any
answer, so they aei left tvitolh in the dark upon
the su!ijeift. This he thuuglit a situ.ition of sumo
hardship.

The Defendant, Mr. CI agoatt, the Learned Coun-
sel deflated he knew en h, a man i 1 honinir awl
respeelehtlity ; he die not 711...1A to impute any t 1...,,,
else to him, and he siippiis..d he had taken it ter
granted, there was some truth in the charge; how-
ever, he could have availed himself of the benefit of
Lord Cochrane's and Commodore Hood's evidence.
Authority had been given t,i examine the former,
who was gone abroad, upon interrogatories, and
thr_ latter, to his own personal knowledge, was now
in the kingdom, and might be brought forward.—
The property on which this fraud attaelted, he ob-
served, was the ship, valeed at 2,9001. and the car-
go, at between 4 and 50 AI. She was insured out
at a premium of t'S gtrineas per cent. She arrived
safe at Trinidad, where she was consigeed en Messrs.
' Remier and Bassenden ; not being able to get a
cargo there, she proceeded to Martinique, where
she took in her cargo, and sailed trout thence on
her voyage home ; Messrs. Simpson and Company,
the Agents of Mr. Yox.len there, then &reeled the
Plaintiffs to (fleet insurances here, se as to cover
the premium ; this, he observed, was material, when
fraud war charged upon the party. The Speedwell
made the Gut of Gibraltar. on the 13th July ; and,
on the lath, she found herself close on the stein of
I its Majesty's ship the ra.:ir ; she hauled close up,
and, at the moment her anchor tripped, a squall
came nn, and turned her on the rocks, when she
went down; two boats came to their assistance,
but all exertions were vain. It was not only the
property, but the chareCter of this Gentleman,
which was at stake ; for, if he should be tuund
guiley of fraud, he never could shew his face in the
mercantile world again. He had summoned all
the Naval ()leers who were upon that station at
the time, whom he could find ; but, by an unfor-
tunate mistaLe, Sir James Samna' ez (one of them),
who was stationed at Guernsey, had not received
the permission from the Admirelty in time ; he was
expeeked ; however, he heeed, to he able to do with-
out him. But there was one most calamitous cir-
cumstance, which, he said, must put the case beyond
all doubt ; this was fie poor Captain, who had
got 2001. in a ventuie on hoard, uninsured ; this
went to the bottom, and with it he lost all lie seas
worth in the world. The policy was not a valid
one, but made, as interest might appear ; the own •
er, Mr. Yorden, had no communication with the
Captain, but in the presence of the Revenue Offi-
cers, who came on board. It therefore was clear,
that there was no collusion between them ; he could
see no eatthly motive fur saying the vessel was pur-
posely cast away, and, tinder all the circumstances,
he could not sec how fraud could be implied agairee
the patty.
John Wooden, Master Attendant in His Majesty's
Dock-yards, stated that he WAS at Gibraltar at the
time the Speedwell was lost, about ten o'clock in the
nee eing, being on board the Cesar in Rosea Bay,
it blew a fresh feather edged gale, a violent wind
sprung up suddenly, and he saw the Speedwell lying
on the rocks under the kledba,.'s quarter (a wreck
lying in the bay). A boat with hawsers was sent
from the Superb to her assistance ; and, notwithstand-
ing every exertion, owing to a heavy swelling sea
and rocky shore, she could not be got off, in conse-
quence of which she bilged and tilled with weter,
the cargo was sugar and coffee. He was on board
His Meiesty'sship the Afedu,a when she went down,
in a similar way. He had no doubt, tindet all tile
circumstances, that it was an unavoidable acsicheit.
The weather was so rough he could scarce get a
boat to bring him on shore.
Captain Crawford, of the Roval Navy, stationed
at the Dragger Bar.k gave similar testimony. I-Ic
saw the Speedwa getting under weigh ; he pereeived
she intended testing off shore ; hut whether, from a
sadden flow of wind, or a current which prevailed,
he could not say ; she cast off her head, bet the
breeze being fresh and sudden, it brought home the
anchor ; a squall of wind took her abaft, she drifted,
and let go her top-sail halliards: she then let go
another cable, but the ground being bad, and deep
water, the anchor dragged, and she was drifted on
shore.
Captain Roby, of the Carer (Sir James S temaree's
flag ship, who was Commander in Chief on that
station), gave similar testimony ; they all agreed
that it was an unavoidable accident.
Captain Potts, Master of the Speed-cell, gave simi-
lar evidence; be further added, he had 72 bags of
cocoauninsured on bcntrd, as s venture of his own; he
had come out of :4 French prison the voyage before,
and. this was every Lathing he was worth in the
world. The ship and cargo were Mr. Yosden's
property ; he was obliged to perform quarantine, ',
and Mr. Y. came nn board at the same time that
the Revenue Officers c tme in their brettock-boat ; he
only waited to nteke enquiries as to his passage,
and he informed him of the death of his nephew,
who went out supercargo. On his cross examina-
tion, he said he took out fruit, wine, &c. he took out
Isis clearances for Cork, as he could not clear for
Gibraltar. He had letters of marque out and home,
beidg licensed by General Kepple ; he picked up no
prizes, lie had no luck but had luck in a bad pas-
sage; he never chased, his orders were against
chasing.
The other never ary proofs being put in, it ap-
peared the total loss amounted to 832,A. es.
Mr. ERSICI mx, for the Defendant, contended, that
the Plaintiff should be nonsuited. On the back of
the policy there appeared a memorandum which
did not require a stamp, made subsequent to the
time of elfeeling the pnlicy ; this was a clause
against all risks whatever, British capture, deten-
tion, &r. included; for which an additional pre-
mium of five gbineas was given. By this the po-
licy was avoided, and by the law it became vitiated.
The voyage was altogether illegal, arid the ship
right be captured by any of Hie illegal,
cruisers.
Bhe was a vesed reit seiling with any European
gnodsfor a Biite p,irt, hot West India produce to a
gate son to • 1. •.. I'- -are were they that the
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from the 14th of Chides 11. it leas enaffed, that
from the 19th of April, 16411, uo sugar, cog e, cot-
ton, ginger, &c. of the growth of any English
plantation in America, Asti, et' Africa, ►hould be
carried to any other port, than to such of ire plan-
tations in America, Asia, nr Africa, or to any of
His Majesty's ports of England or Wales, on pain
of forfeitute of ship and cargo; and Parliament had
put such a construEhon upon this aa, it did not
apply even plantations in Europe. He therefore
contended, that inasmuch ai Gibraltar was not a
plantation, but a mere town and garrison, the Plain-
tiff must he nonsuit.d. _

The Souct ron GENERAL replied. that the ori-
ginal contr.ict was not vitiated by the subsequent
one, and upon that ground he considered the Plain-
tiff should recover.

Lord ELLENBOROCCH—.." The question is, whe-
ther the agreement is valid in its of iginalconstialion ?
I think this point well worth reserving. Gentlemen
of the Jury, if you are satisfied it was a fair loss,
which I think is now admitted by the Defendant,
you will find your verdict for the Plaintiff'. the other
parts of the case remain for more serious and de-
liberate di ;cussion hereafter."

Verdict for the Plaintiff 8.51. la. 2d. subject to
the question of law.
Three other causes in the list are to abide the event
of this question.
At the moment the cause was decided, Sir JA MES
S Aust.. eez. who had cpme post, w:s Ammunced
After the usual compliments, Lord ELL BUROLGiI
informed him the event of the trial, and he retired.

FRAZI:It V. AYI.CS.

This was an ;Olio') to recover the amount of two
Navy Bills, which the Defendant had prevented the
Board from paying.
The Defendant. who was a ship-builder, resident
in Devonshire, had contracted with Government to
build several small ships of war, and got all his pay-
ments in Navy Bills through his agent, Mr. John
Adams, who procured them to be discounted by
Messrs. Barber and Co. The Defendant had suc-
cessively appointed two other persons to be his
agents ; the bills in ques, ion were received at the
Navy Pay-office, by Balthazar Adams for his bro-
ther, to whom lie forwarded them, and who passed
them to the Plaintiff, having endorsed them per
procuration of' 0. Ayles in the usual way ; the
Defendant having, as before stated, appointed
another agent. Before the bills were due, the De-
fendant went to the Navy Office, and direfled that
they should not be paid ; in consequence of which,
the aflion was brought against him. It appearing,
however, in the subsequent Powers of Attorney,
that he had not authorised any of them, except
Adams, to endorse Navy Bills for him ;
Lord ELIANBOROUGII thought, lie could not re-
voke a greaser power by a lesser, and a verdict of
1.;451. Si. 6d. was given for the Plaintiff.
A few Common Jury causes, of no moment, were
tried, and the Sittings at Guildhall terminated, after
disposing of the longest list of causes that have been
tiled in that Court for many years.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORYSIIOIITH, JULY 27.
Sailed the Wattle. sloop of war, with a fleet of
ft:imports, under convoy tor Plymouth; arrived
the Saracen, sloop of war, from a cruise ; Roes,
CHKIST ALL j and the Speedwell, FINDLAY, from
London, bound to the Mediterranean.

•
This morning (Sunday), wind S.W. a mail from
Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Prthersi
da-
grsva packet. She sailed the 10th June.

EKIXHII4, JULY '25.
Sailed the ship Pitt, of London, Capt.
Boyce, for Botany Bay, having on board 127 wo-
men convi.Rs on board, besides several families going
out as settlers; also sailed for Plymouth. the Lord
Nehon schooner privateer, of [lyre luth, Capt. W.
Crovrpe, with the Dutch geliiut Vr.cur Morgan tta ,
laden with brandy, captured on her passage trom
Bourdeaux for Amsterdam.
Came into the pier this morning, Cie sloop Betsey.
of Dartmouth, from Guernsey, laden with wine and
tallow, in distress, having been blown out of Dart-
mouth with the loss of two anchors and cables ; and
remains with the 111smesth frigate, Capc. Somerville.
DEAL, JULY 211.
Sailed the Fairy bomb on a cruise.
Arrived La Trompeuse sloop of war, from the coast
of Africa, and remains in the Downs with the St.
Albans, Utrecht, Trusty, and Antslope men of war ;
Vestal, Renommes, Hebe, Ariadne, Arab, and Champion
frigates; fl. rise', Bsnetta. L' Alert, Calque,
A WSW!! Speedy. Radlelll. Clignet. and fiurieyain
sloops of war; Ducovern, !metier, Esplotion, Volcano,
Mae, droastatitn, and Prospero bombs; a large
fleet of guts and fire vessels ; Zebra bomb ; with a
signal flying for a convoy to the westward; Eu-
phrates Last Indiaman, and several outward bound
vessels.

JULY 27.

Sailed the Antelope, man of war, for Yarmouth ;
Chat/spyn frigate, for &icemen ; end the Zebra,
hnmh, with the Eayphrater, Fast Indiaman, and a
flit of other outward bound vessels, under convoy
for Purtsmouth.—Wind S.W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Ga AAA z NO, Jur., 26—Passed by, tne Nell 7, Read;
Harvey, Atkinson; And:, /drown; Dart, Waits; Consolar,
Coeltsane; Oxenhape, Thompson; and the Albmi, C .rn•
f.irtb, Irani Petenburgh ; Worth, from Stockholm ; Ara
those, Davideou ; Alexander, Dorring; Ranger, Richardron;
Peggy, Cawley ; and the Alexander, Daphel, from Riga;
Cornwallis, CAU:SOII. from; Dantzic ; Roomier, Adams; and
the James, S,iine, horn Norway ; Anna Maria, Staberg, from
Clianon ; Port Mary, Purcell; Aurora, Duwan ; and the
Young Ant, from Harlingen.

AIt•IVID.
Off Dover—The Mary, Phillo, from Tenetiff;!.
Off Pmtsmouth—The Frtends„ (;hater, (morn Atrica.
At 11..,verpool— ch. Recovery, Dunbar, from Massachusetts;
Aid, Goat& from Oporto ; Nauct, Child ; and the Hero,
Smart, from Wdmi,gton.
In the Ciyde—Columbs, %Vatt, from Charleston ; and the
Volans, Srutt, bout Savannah.

At d'u,rnte;—.l he Peggy, , from Virginia.
At Lisbon—The Eliaabzth, Phelan ; Emulation, lItII ; and
the P. t.eilla, Blundell, from Newfoundland.
At Oporto—The Muck tt, Petite, Smith, from London ;
5) rene. Ca.lner, and the Kangaroo, (root Newfoundland.
At Firtera—The Dart, Redlake, f.vm dam.
. .

At St7rmam—The 'Emu!, Colihqs HaLchue, end the
}Taman, Sutherland. from Ai sea
t Madeira—The Itnothers, Gault, Pura Falmouth; and
the Medway, P,44, born London.
At A4riet—The Sve•ey, and the Theme*, Black,
frn,h I..wwlen ; 104 re., Mahn, And, Witkraeg May and We
Preudeatt. (wan I.:Wetatiawal„

FROM sAruttair G.4ZATTE.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED
li,ark;iiirne and Joseph Anthony Retailing, of
liaybottom Alill, in the parish •f Saddleworth, in the west rid-
ing of the county of York, cotton-spinners. July 3, 140'i
John Fry, of the parish of St Luke, Middle-4x, and Wil
ham of the ;iarish of St. Mary, Whaechapal, sugar-
leintas °loner 11,13+4.
R„ here Rrownson amt Joseph Rawson, of Manchester, in the
county of Lancaster, cotton ma+ntfactttrer.. Juir 8, 1805
Ann Jeer), and James Jefferys, of Ilvh-street, Lambeth,
ironmongers July 24 1805
Samuel Oldknow, of Mellor, in the county of Derby, and
Riehu'd Arkwright, of Wdlenley, in the said connty of Dert,
cotton-spinners. Jannary2, 1805.
James I>avies, Sir Edwin Jaynes, Robert Morris, John Pirt•
mann, and James Hall, ironmasters, at W,..dbrook, in the
caunty of Gloucester. April 13, MIS.
Mark S siiinterton, of Derby, in the county of Derhe, and
John Green, of Whittington, in the said county of Derby,
stonesawyeis. July 13, 160.5.
William Crowther and Richard Sager, of Bolton-lc-Moons,
in the county of Lancaster, siz•n. June 27, 1805.
Joseph Gurney and William Pam, of Nobleatreet, CYeap
side, London, fedora July 04, 1805.
William Rook., of New Hall, in the parish of Thornhill, in
the county of York, firmar, and %Villiant Sandcrusn, of Hou•
ley, in the parish of Atmondhury•, in the said county, swan-
down manufacturers. May 1, 180
William Kirsh and A. Wood, commimion agents,
Wapping, Liser,iool, in the county of Lancaster. July I!,
180.5.

William Thomas N Nicholls, and James Thu
ma. floe, Rermointsey Cltri,omes lass.
William White and Thomas Rlaukbutii, of Three Oak lane,
Southra k, coopers. July b, 1805.
Willtsni Hawes and John Jelin, of Tonley•street, in the
borough of Smithwark, surgeins. May 1, 1805.
j.inathan Simpson and William Williams, of the swam with
Two Necks, Lad-lane, initholders and coffee-house keepers,
July W,
Gainaltal Milner, of Thurston, in the county of York, and
Daniel Whitaker, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,
cotton spinners and manufacturer+. June 14, 1801.
BANKRUPTS.

Samuel Timms, of Ashby-d;-la:iduch, in the county of
Leicester, miller, corn-faCtor, dealer and chapman, to surrender
August 19, at four, 14, at eleven, and September 7, at four, at
the Queen's Head Inn, in Ashby-da-la-Znuch. Attorneys,
Mr. Smith, Astibv-de-la-Zouch ; and Messrs. Price, Browne,
and Bevan, Lincoln's Inn, London.
Edward Canning the younger, of Henley in Arden, is the
county of Warwick, thread manufacturer, dealer and chapman,
to surrender August 16, at four, 17, and September 7, at e.a,
at the house of William Hoke, the White Linn lord in Strad '
ford-upon• Avon, in the county of Warwick. Attorneys, Mr.
Carter, Staple Inn, London; and Mr. Lea, in Henley, in
Arden.
David Robertson, of Wdropsgate Without, London, tailor,
dealer and chap.rian, to surrender August 3,10, and Septerabzr
7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ireaurain,
Uniuu-
street, Bislinpsgate-street.
Joseph Ludlam, of Stoke Bruern, in the county of North-
ampton, victualler, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, to sur-
render August 9, 10, and September 7, at eleven, at the house
ofJoseph Wyatt, known by the sign of the White Lion, in
Banbury, in the county of Oxford. Attorneys, Mews. Wal•
ford, Golby, arid Watford, Banbury; and Messrs. Meyrkk
and Broderip, Red Lion square, London.
William Stone, formerly of High-street, in the borough of
Southwatic, in the county of Surrey, but late of Norwood
C 034113011, in the said county, hop merchant, dealer and chap-
man, to surrender Atront 16, at six, 17, and September 7, at
ten, at Guildhall, amine. Attorney, Mr. Maaguall, War-
wick square, Newgate•street' Loudon.
Gonrge Chigard, of UpperGrosvenr.r-place, in the county of
Midd "ex, victualler, dealer arid chapman, to surrender Au-
gust Id, 17, and September 7, at ten, at Guildhail, London.
Attorneys, Messrs. CrOgifidd and Moore, Salisbury-street,
Strand.
DIVIDENDS.
August 2. Henry lscllin and Thorns, Roberts, late of the
City of Exeter, cual-merchants, at him, attlie Bear Inn, in
the City of Exeter.
August 90. William Youanl, of North Waltham, in the
wintry of Norfolk, cornier, leather-teller, dealer cod chap-
man, at four' at the house of John Clarke, the Bull, in the
pat ish of Si. Clement, in the city of Norwich.
Sept. 27. Samuel Lichigaray and Matthew Dunsford, of
Risinghall-street, in the city of London, merchants, dealers
and chspmcn, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Sept. 28. Samuel Lichigaray, of Basinghalletreet, in the
city of London, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven,
at Guildhall, ondon.
Sept. 28._ Matthew Dunsford, of Bachighall-street, in the

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citi of London, mercli.un, dealer and chaliesan. at t waive,
at Guildhall, Laudon.
August 21. Edvva,sl Day. late of Collingbourne Ducis, in
the flaunty of Wilts, firever, dealer and cliatunan, at eleven,
at the Crown Inn, in Evmlcy, in the (-minty of Wilt,.
August I. Edmund Walker, of Kidderminster, in the
county of Worcester, grocer, dealer and chapmaii, at eleven,
et the home of Jehn Edstaids, the Crown lun, in Waresley.
Green, in the pariah of Ilartlebury, in the county of Wm-

cester.
August 19. John Lowman, late of Whitchurrli, in the county
of Southampton, coach-master, dealer arid chapitian, at
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Whitchurch.
August 17. Edward Menem, of Ilminster, in the county of
Somerset, mercer, draper, dealer and chaplain, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
August 22. Charles Welsborae, of Err-sham, in the county
of Worce.ter, grocer, at eleven, at the Farriers• Arms Inn,
in Evesham.
August 20 John Carpenter, late of Thetford, in the county
of Norfolk, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall,
Lynn, in the county of Norfolk.
August 22. George Losh, William f.osh, and John Robin
son, of Newcastle- upori•Tyne, ironmongers, dealers and
chapmen, at eleven, at the Shakcspear Tavern, its New•
castle•upwvTyue.
August SO. Thomas Irvin and James !Utter', now or late of
Halifax, in the county at York, dyers, dealers and chap
men, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, in Halifax.
August 17. Abraha. Houldswortii and Henry GISTPII,... of
Basingliall.street, in the city of London, warehousemen,
st:alers and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
August 17. Jolla Barr, of Wantage, in the county of !Jerks,
monirf-scrivener, at eleven, at the Rear Inn, in Wattage.
August 17. Daniel Cox the elder and b.m,el Cos the veining.
er, W Mark•lsue, in the city of London, brandy merchants,
at nue, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFICATF.S—Aur•.csr 17.
Nathan.i4 Dmham, of Ltme•strect, in the r.), of London,

merchant.
William Acklam, of Beverley, in the county of York, tanner,
dealer and OWIIIII3III.
Jeffery Sciatic, formerly of Queen•itreer, Chea:akle, in the
city of London, afterwawls of Beaumont street, Mary-la•
tNenne, and now of Red-Lion-street, Holborn, in the county
of Mgddletex, stock-broker, dealer and charming.
Wdliaat Elliot, of Bever:ey, in the county of York, tanner,
dealer and Chapman.
Thomas Newberry, of Great Cocain...treat, Bruntwick square,
in the county cf Michilroex, builder.
WILLIAM GARNET, A young Min, aged 24 years,
and likewise residing at Stanwiz, went to bathe in
the Eden, near to the foot of Petterill, in the after-
noon of Wednesday last ; but the %Tater at that
place being of very unequal depth, he was suddenly
precipitated into a place many feet deep. Ilk com-
panion observinf the accident, immediately reached
out to him a stick, which was lying at the water
edge ; GALIMET laid hold of die stick, which, being
rotten, broke in his grasp, and the unfortunate youth,
after uttering an ejaculation to the Almighty, sunk
to the bottom ! Whilst his body vas sought atter,
the melancholy of the scene was greatly auzmented
by the frantic cries of the mother of the unforture
rung man, who had hitherto supported her by his
industry as a muslin-weaver. Cc/tuner's Vezdiitl,
&lade/act lisa.4.


7.;

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MEETING OF CREDITORS, %.T Cliftyritij
ro.ssola,s.
Robert Hill, late of Pleisaisurow, Pa .tontine, Wes
•rx, fietor
Ralph Buttner, Nnefolle .trees, Strand, painter •
John Jenkins, area Warner street, Coat bath 6,41:,
linen draper
•
Cherie, F.ancis Ohs ler de Perrin, Duke.st, ret,
chaster square, 16.N:dirt
Edward Wins, Lower-mad, St. Mn-,, •
Surrey, TlCllCaller • ••e,
Joists Willi sss, Llanlidan, Denbighshire, Nor.h
de in cattle
William B.:liso n, Isle of Twickenham, N 14.11 ,ea:
malteer
Thomas Reyri, Bisekinghatn-street, Strand, wine lei
.rody merchant . .
Wilnaan Lowden, late of Riding-horns lane, Portland;
street, farrier
John Henry Kluge, Paul's chain, Hoehn' Commons,
L ,ndon, furrier
DWIDPNDs.
Jame. Monteith and James Sequent, late en c,
eisur,:ll street, London, cheanira and
John Oakes, Unioinstreet, New Eon.".-street, et
east merrhaat
JAllle3 Wain and Thounse Agg, BaeingitallettNi,
don, and Calne, Wiltshire, clothiers
CERTIFICATES.
Cherie. Bourne, late of the town of Maurnouth, the ca
of Ntunstiouth, vittualler and pig.johter.
Richard Brawn, of the parish of Saint Philip and Jacob, ia
county of Glesice.ter, cornfactor, dealer and 6El:ml4a.
Hilt.m Wray, of Bircliin lane, in the city of Looter),
gin and cliymi.t, dealer and disposal'.

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Long Annuities .....• ....... .. lilts
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English Lottery Tickets .. PI ,ls,
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PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—lute 13
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Dam Steck 6n:
Gov Deb. 5 per cent 94
Royal Canal Loan, 6 per cent 9oi
Wide street C..rtif+cates, 6 pct. mit ......, 041

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fairaaes Jute 25.
Amsterdam .... 3r 1 2 C. I Genoa 451
Ditto at Sight .. 37 4 Venom 42
Ratterlam.... .. 12 0 2 13.1 Lisbon lO
Ilanibutgh 35 6 2311. 1 Oporto 61
Alton 3i 7 till nohlin 131
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Carlia
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BIRTH.

Lately, the lady of Willem Ifutton, Esq. of Gate Banal,
Lincolnshire, of a ton.
MARRIAGES.

Lately, at St. James's Chur.h, o. the Re.. P. Tioynod,
R. Adair, E q. M P. to Mad. G. A. de I'L.coyer "M.O.
court.

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On Thursday seneightt at (Attleeley, the Re' WiLiant
Shepley, of Hwiforth, to Wu France, Dixon, of New Liths,
ilaeghter of the late J:rentiah Dixon, Eel. of Gtedhoo, net

Thursday se'neight, James Lucas, Esq. of Conishm*, to Mu
!Indies, yuunge.t daughter of the la, Rev. Gnat: Hodges,
of ft)ton, 5a10,., Student Mester of Christ Church, Osten.
and Rearm of Vlrentnor and Woolstastoe, in Inc county ef
Salop,
James West. Esq. Dame street, Duldin, to Mrs. Marrnet
I.yster, Fort Willism, county Roscommon, widow of the toe
Rerebold I.yster, Esq.
DEATHS.
Lately, Mrs. Henry Wollaston, at the Rev. Francs WJ
Lawton 's, at Chislehrirst, in gent.
On the II th of June last, at Spanish T.wn, the infanta'
of Lieut.-Col. Horafmd, Adjutant General of Jamaica.
Lately, at his house, Croum's Hill, Greenwich, Christoplit
Prichard, Esq. aged 74.
On Sunday sn'nniellt, at Twenon, in consequence of an
jury received by Units' under a cart, Mr George POCOCk, 'or, of
Mr. PnVOCk, baker, of that villaga. Hs ass a tonne man el,
venally esteemed, about eighteen years of age, and 11114 a prig ,t!
tit the Bathforum volunteers- lie remains wore on Friday sen•
night attended to the grave by numerous weeping f lend, and
about twelve young women, dreamed delicately in whit:, hairs
the pall, whilst a party of his brother soldiers, in front and rear,
with arms reversed, marched ill Slits melancholy roc n.,ou;
they afterwards fired three softies over the grave of their mud:
lamented comrade.
On Saturday morning lan, at his house, near Ashburton,
Devon, after a l•oig and severe :finest, which bne with
firmiloso and resignati‘m, Andrew Bennett, Faq. He was a
men of mot benevolent distuaition, a cheerful and murder,
cninpaitiori, and much esteemed by • nirernos acquaiotance,
who sincerely lament his loss. The whole of his property i er-
coot one legacy I d^vol yes to his brother, Capt. Bennett, of the
South Devon Regiment.

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SALES BY AUCTION. •

Re D. SADLER.
At his Repositor•, Goswell orrwt. TO-MORROW, at'
Twelve o'Cioek preciatly,
THE following HORSES, CARKIAGES,&c.
the Property of 1 Potion-J. eluting the Hackney Lios 4,f
Ruthless :—Six useful Hackney Coach Honve, to good Cicen
tip% Two very gond Hackney Coaehet, Two Pair of Home•.
• Singles horse flatness, a Tandem Harm*, Stable Utiasol..
&c. A pair of Brown Carrick Geldings, last ',unmet, a e1..4
Kay Gelding, 15 haw!, high, fao goer, by Atlas, Cud urw•"b
of Sixty Houses of various descriptions
To he wletve.i the INorrO,le of Salo.

LEASE, NEAT' rif it NI FUN E. AISL, ErcectS, I•Lk.t. ••
MARKET.
By Meteor. BLitt ON and VENNOR,
Oe tltr Prenttlet, No. 86, I,lret.mateet, on THURSDAY
NEXT, at Eleven,
THE neat and kentstne HOVSEIIOLD
Fult-
NfPURE and EFFECTS oftrfr WHIlttH r, Grwer
mad Tea Dealer, indwell.), low ro.t and en tzli too beektead .
with chintz and other (ladders'; pose feather beds, add citr-.i
Welding ; tnetegatty double and •i• gle cheat. • f ; -
pet., gla-sea, lunette.. requit te., and rneacellatteen. articles
Pre., ,el.• at On o'Cl•te.'; wt.! be S .1.1, tlr. d watt,: LEA:I,
of the PREMISES, held fur Alvuut eight years and a had
at a haw rent •
T., Premise* and EN as to be viewed one dite ere•
pio3s to the Sale; when CataloKttes and Poticulat• may us
had on the Prairies; and o: Mews Burton and Ventne•
(;ofnheil

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LONDON :—..rtiosteel Sy GEORDIE DAVIDSON, No• 3,,
Wycb street, St. Clonsoots, aced otsOluslool by JOSIAII
RYDER, at toe thfiell, N.,. 13, Bait of St. Cleme.3*
Chords, Strand, whets ()Moss for tßePartr. Jte. (r0t,144)
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