The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-12 00:00:00

BAA'KRUPTS.

it-114x.! Maughatn, of Rtetittbul, MiJdlesex, draper, to stir-
. render Dec. 17,N—„ 'will (att. 21, at 'twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, /Warns,Old e wry..
Pavid Phillips,-okkaintirike-btßxt,Golden-square, Middle-
bruktr,, J).....ce,.17, at eICVru, 27, and kn. 2i, at twelve,
at Guilds dt. Att.rney, Mr. Stoke, Golden,squ. re.

:ll,l7litland foris:vrly S. Paul's Cliur4b-yard
Los.dup, but crow of"' braley-Cottisge,nea.r Riptcy,Surrey,
17, at one, 27, at ;.WrriVe„ atal i ail. 2_l, at one,
at t:usl,fir~il; Loriduri. • AtturneV,' Mr..Kearscjii. BishoP3-
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ts.utu
, Oxford street, Middlesex, cbeesCatonger,

Dee. t!, at ter, 27, at- eleven, and Tan. at, Kt ien, at
Guildhall. Attorilws, Messrs. Bugg and err... Addle-

street. •
William Lewen :Tugwell Robins, of Bartlett's-buildings,
Holborn, Loudon, scrivener and merchant, Dec. r 3, 24, and
tan.. 21, at ten, at . Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy,
William Cross, the youngot, of Ainsworth, Lancashire, cot-
• ton-inailuracturer, lan- 3, at tour, 4, at eleven, and Jan.
21, at two. at the Swan Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr.
W indle,John-street, Bedford- row Loudon ; or Messrs.

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C ross and Rusnton, lioiton-le. Moors. -
George. Stockwell, late of SheerheB4,_ Kent, boat-builder,
Dec, 17, 24, and lan. 2,, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,

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Mr: Silvester, Queenbotough, Kent ; and Field-court,
Gray's-lii, Loriuon.
john Leeming, of IYtitton, Lancashire, cotton-rnanufaOurer,
lan. 2, 3 and, 2i at twelve, at the George and I.!.ragon,

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Preston. , A ttornies, Mr. ‘Vinstanley, Preston; or Messrs.
Milne and , ally,. Temple, London.
Peter Davis, of Little St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials, Mid-
dlesex, vender of medicines, Dec. 37, 24, and lan. 21, at
eleven, at Guildhall •Attorney, Mr. Scott, Ftunivalls-
Inn. . • .
191 in Rothery, of Leeds,. Yorkshire, woolstapter, 'D!e. 21,
22, and lan 2t, at eleven, at the GOlden Lion Inn, 'Leeds.
...

Attornies, •Mr. Speight, Leeds ; or Mr. Battye, Cnancery-
lane, London. ,
Thomas "furley, of Nlerthyr-Tidvil,Clamorganshire,brewer,
Dec. 15, 5t.,.," and fm. 2,t, at eleven, at the. Crown Inn,
Merrhyr,Tidvil. Atton,ics, Messrs. lenkins, lames, and

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W.
Abbott, New-Inn, 'London; and Messrs. W. Meyricx,
Merthyr-Tidvil.
,
Samuel Lhigglebe) Pearson, of Beverley, Yorkshire, flax-
- dresser, Dec. 17, zi, and jan. 21, -at eleven, at the
Tiger Inn, Bevqrley,- Attortites, :Ir. Betaley*-Beverley ;

or Mir. I. and R.Willis, Warr& Id-courr, London.
....George Whe,ttley, ofSOuth Shields, purtiant, draper, Jan.
3,4, and 21, at eleven, arthe Queen's licad,,,Newcastle-,
upon-Tyne. Attonties, Mr. Carr, -.Newcastle; or Mr.
`: Atkinson, Chancery-lane, London.
Nathaniel loin: Winch, ot Newcastle-upon:Tyne, merchant,
Dec. 24, 3i, and lan. 2 t, at eleven, at London:
Attorney, Mr. Atkaison, Chancery,lari:, London.
William Mark, tA PI) mouth Dock, Devunsinre, linen-dra-
per, Dec, 17, 24, and lan. 21i acIWCIVe, at Guildhall,
London.; Attornies, N:r. Sydhall, A Idersgate;strcer,
London; or Mr. I. liozen, Plymouth Dock.
William Careless, of Brewood, Staffordshire, stock-lock-
maker, .Dec. 26, 27, 4it (au: 21, at eleve:;„ at the lel-fling-
ham Arms Inn, Snittnal, Sa,op. attorney, Mr. (threes,
Wolverhampton.
Wtllnnn Gi.:aves, of Leeds, Yorkshire,ctirrier, Dec. 17, at,
twerve, 27, at eleven, and lan. 21, at ten, at Guild-

hall; Lonuon. -Attn.rnie,, Mr. Stott, Furnivars-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Wood, Leeds. .
Richard Hodgman, i t kole:rone, Kent, engine-maker, Det.

17, zt,_ at twelve, at LCincloti

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Attornies, i.l,.iessrh. Netnersole and) Portal, Essex-street.
1-110i1145 W lute, of Stroud, Rochester, Kent, coat-merchant,
Dec: a 7, 24., and lan. 21, at ten, At
....Guildn.,ll, London.
Attointes, Mr. tiousfield,.liouverte-street, Nleetrstreet.
%Valiant Lenox, of Bolton,!Lancablitre, common- brewer,
Dec. x 9 at four z 8 'at twelve, and lan. 21, at tout, at, the

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Brit* -inn, 13.,1t0n. Atturtnes, Mr. Boardthan, Bolton ;
or Mr. 111eadowcrott, C ra% 's. I tin, London.
John William 13ilbee, late of Greenwich, Kent, shopkeeper,
Dec. 17, 24, and lan. am, at twelve, at Guildhall,

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William Winch, late of Long-lane, Sout%wark, Surrey,
builder, Dec. t 3, 24, and lan. 21, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. !Matson, Church-row, New.
ington Butts, Surrey.
DIVID.ENDS:

Feb. 4. Isaac !steal Nuntiei, of Hackney, Middlesex, mer-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Jan. 30. Inoinas. Steadman, late of Redrnire, Wensley,
Yorkshire, grocer and linen-draper, at eleven, at the
White Swat‘,- Maid leshani
Jan. 6. Thomas Parkins,. of Witham, in Holderness, York-
shire, wo:dmonger, at eleven, at tue George •Inn, King-
ston -dpun-Hull.
Jan. 3.- Lliiut. Dawson, of Hinckley, Leicestershire, hOsier,
at ten, at the Bull's Head Inn, Hinckley.
fan. to. Edward Coats, Thomas Massey, and Joseph Hall,
late of Hotninglow, Burton.upon- -frent,, Siall'ordshae,
brewers, at eleven, -at the White Hart inn, Burton-upon-
Trent.
Jan. 5 William Thorpe, of Pocklington, Yorkshire, grocer,
at eleven at the Star Inn, YOrk.
Dec. ia. William 'Pickett, .01 Marlow-Bri,..tge, Berkshire,
dealer, at twelve, at G uildhall, London.,
Jan 24. William Yaradell, .ut Hartley-row, near Hartley,.
Bridge, Hampshire, Coach-:: aker, at one, at Guinlh...:l.
Jan. 14 %V esttieicl Lilly, or St. Fain-sir et, Clerkenwell,
Middlesex, lineti•draper, at ten, at Guildhall. .
Jan 3. ,Charles Bartlett, of Cannon-street-4oad, Middlesex,
stone-mason, at eleven, at Guildhall.-
fan at. WillianiClose and Matthew (. lose, of
shire, d) ers, at tavelve,_at.Guilditall, London.
Dec. 31. Tisoinas I tonnes, of Horsham, Surrey, nurseryman
and seedsman, at =yen at Guildhall, London.
Dec. 13. .WilliaitaNlayell, late of Exeter, jeweller, at ten,
at G L.1)(i011.
fan. 19. Loyd Beale ai.d Thomas Alexander U:ale, late of
Basing-hail-street, London, warehousemen,at ten, at '
Jan. 17.. I,Viiliana Augustus Down, late of Brewer street,-'
Goldensquare, Middlesex, undertaker, ti:.;, at Guild-
hall.-
lan.. 19. W illiain Brown and folm„Yoxen, of lernlyn-strect,
t. James's, Middies x, shoemakers, at ten, at Guild-
lull.
Dec. 31. John Storey Pritchard; late of Wigniore-street,
Mary-le-bonne, Nlidulesex, grocer and contectioner, at ten,
at Guildhall.
' CERTIFICATES.
Dec. p,. john Simon the ybunger, of Newcastle-upora-
Tyne,•
John-Cole, Of. Coc.l-.lnll, St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex,
tailor and slopseij.r.
Jesse !Olfson, of Macclesfield, Cheshire,, cotton-spinner.
Charles Worrall, of Manchester, innkeeper.
Hugh Lawton, of Bushingthorre, Leeds, Ye rkshire, clothier.
fames English and George English, of Preston, Lancashire,
drapers.
PARTN.ER.SIIIPS DIS,OT.PED
R. Eaton and J. Harty, Bi chin-lane, London, attornies at .
j. Brettell -and B. Hughes, Birmingham, merchants.'
f. Sheen and S, Hardacre,.Abenurelt-lane, London..
. Latter and G. Uptoil, Barbican '
T. Barrow, Fsq. and,W. Giltarr re, Stockport, Manchester,
cotton-spinners.
T. Cooper and J. Wathen, Kingstanley, clothiers.
E. Dow idng and I. Tawell, Lanibeth-MaPsh, chair-makers,
W, Warre and Co. Operto and London, inerehan•s.
T. Clapp and J. Goodman,. West Teignmouth, Devon,
merchants.
G..T . King and- ~Crozier, Pudding-lane, London, wine-
merchants.
C.- Griffiths and Co. Wigan, cotton-spinners.
P. Macdonald and Co. Long-acre, ntedicine.veuders.
E. Tinley and Co. Manchester, nialtsters.

R.
A. Not-Wad and R. Haworth, Kingston-upon-Hull, Ma-
c:balm. • , . „ ,
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C. Gillespie and J. Adamson, Glasgow.

On Friday afternoon the Purser of the Sarah
Christiana, Captain MACKESON, came to the East
India House, with the intelligence of that Ship's
safe arrival off the Isle of Wight, on the Bth instant.
Sailed from Bengal the igth of Jane, in company
with the Ceylon and Aorthamfiton, under convoy of
'his Majesty's Ship TerpsicAore, (the Ceylon parted
the 4th of July).
The Sarah Christiana, with the under-merition-
ed Ships, arrived at Sr. klelena the 20th of Sep-
tember, and salient febta thence the 22,1 of October,
tinder convoy of his Majesty's Ship St: Fioreno,
Viz.—/Va/pole Capt. SANDILANDS ; Duke of Mon-,
trose, Capt. PATERSON ; Northampton, Capt. SAN-
DERs, from Bengal.--/Porcester, ; Sir
ham Pulteney, Captain CHRISTOPHER ; Union,
Captain GAII,LARD. troth Bombay with one Trans..:
port, three Whalers, and one brig (Fly).
On the 2d of December, the Sarah Christiana,
having the brig in tow, Parted 'company with the
fleet in lat. 43. N. long. 2.ti. W.—The SnipsTigth,
MiDouom, ; Experiment, LoGAN ; story; BEA-
VER ; thin, MAssoii 4 and Diana, MAASHAL,L, Were
it at Bengal.

LAIP REPORT.

COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC.

MESSETER V. COL. WOOD.

•The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that he had
read the answer in this case; as also the letterre-
lative to one of 111 condittonsx and was of opinion,
after reading it repeatedly, that whatever should
. become of ,the cause ultimately, there were at present
strong grounds to suspea that, it was conne&ed
with political matter,. with which. the, Court was
not entitled to interfere. He carried this the
length
,of saying,. that if Sir Mark Wood lnid con-
veyed the estate to Messeter, he never could have
got paid for it in that court ; and he thought that
the circumstance of the conveyance, of the bit of
laud o6t of-the burgh iii question, instead of being
part performance •of the agreement, ,shewed only
what the nature of the agreement ,was as to the
land that was the burgh. This case we noticed
before, as-relating to the exchange of lands between
the parties upoh certain conditions, one- of which;
altliough. not expressly stated, appeared to relate to
parliamentary influence, and, so .it appears to have
• been viewed by his Lordship: ,

WILLIA:4S V. MORGAN.

T.his , was an application made to the Court; to
compel a Mr. Harris, the father* a yoUtig Lady, a
Ward of Chancery, to make a . suitable provision to
his .daughter, she having eloped with a ,young gen-
tleman, also a Ward of that Court ; although
their joint incomes, at present, were, not above lOW..
a year. It was alledged, that the father being in did
knowledge,of their intended elopement, and not
taking proper means lii , prevent it, was, therefore,
liable to provide for his datighter, although
,Under
age, suitable.to hi 4
The LORD CHANcELLOR, this day, said, he,
thOught it would be right to refer to the Master;
to ascertain whether the parties. had. been_ legally
to r 4ed. Mr. Williams, the gitardian of
,the young
man, allowing, in the mean time,,ma.intenance, as
from_ the husband. If they were fOund 'to have
been legally married, then the 'MaSter should next
inquire what maybe the amount of the Lady's for-
tune, so as to determine what should be done in
regard to a settlement to both of them: He was of
opinion, that one of the-Clergymen mentioned in
this ease had condu&. d himself very properly, in
refusing-to marry these parties, on seeing that 'the
boy was only seventeen, and the girl but a year or.
two older. This was not the case, however, with
regard to another ,clergyman, whom he should not
name, until he had stated more in his- affidavit.—
Although by the At, no.Clergyman.be allowed to'
marry w ithout a previous residence having ,been.sa-
tistatorily established, yet...it
,appeared that _the
Clergyman alluded to bad married them the very,
day they came into the parish, , a thing which has
never been excused, in,regard to a Ward-in Chan-,
eery. As he could not go the. length. of commit-
ting Mr. Harris; he should • reserve all further prO-
ceedings until the result of'the, Master's inquiry was
known.

COURT OF KING'S BEM: i-. 1, GUILDHALL Drc
.MARGATE PACK.LTS.
COVEL V. LAMING.

This OS anadion brought by tie Plaintiff, who
is the proprietor of the Princ.ess of IVales7 Margate
Packet, against the Defendant, the proprietor of
the Ifayrd Charlotte
.Packet,, for wilfully .running
foul of /ES Vessel, and. for doing, him considerable
damage..
Mr. GARROW stated the case totheJury, artii he-
gan .uy reinarking, that in ancient times tile citizens
of • 1.;,11don could iake a yo:yal:e to Margate for ha f-
a-crown, but lately the yroprieturs of the Packets
had torined themselves info a company, -and obliged
.the public to pay 7s, and lUs. od. for their. sea Trip;
acting, he suppOsed; upon the sane principle that
the late Mr;
.Mitch,..ner 'did,- namely, that as the
'Margate visitors came out With a determination to
spend a certain sun, the sooner their money was
gone, the sooner would they return tuti,eir business
and their shops.' The Plainiffr, hokever,. did not
belong to t hat. company,- and- of con4e4p.iet'.--e a little
jeakrusv and in-will skas telt towards him.. -He had
fitted up niS. Packet in a very coo:Mullions. style,
and, being a moral man, had provided for thoe who
we e not sea sick, and were Well
.enotign to 'read, a
very mural and entertainingliutary, insoinueh, that
the Vessel had been called the &angelical- Hag: 13tit
.the treat anrioYance wa, that it sailed faster than
any-oi the other Packets, and on the day stated:in
the record IwaSmaking head against t ie Defendant's
Vessel, 'iii. the river Thames, below Gravesend,
when, in 'waking a tack, the-Detendant purposely
N ran his Vessel blimp againstthe Plaintiff's; and did
her considerable damage, throwriog the passengers
intd'great coninsion and alit m. The'Plaintiff, there-
fore, sought reparation by the present action.
Witnesses were then called, all of whom, on the
pats of the Plaintiff, imputed th&-collision to wit-
inhiess and malice those for the Defendant said it
was purely accidental, and could not have, been
avoided.

'rue Jury, however, .found a-werdiel for the Plain-
tiff—Damages Five Pounds.

THE KING V. bIORDECAI.

Mr. GARRow stated this to be ansindiatment for
wilful and corrupt perjury and that it he made out.
the case, which he was assured he Should do by, the
Clearest evidence, it Was impos,ible ,to conceive:that
any perjury, or any at could be more wicked, except
that whiCh was imputed, by the Defendant to other
persons. This perjury, he said, arose out of a cause
which was tried at iVisi Frius before Chief, Justice
MANSFIELD, in thy Court, of Common Pleas,, the title
of which was " Sypher v. Alexander ;" which, was
an action brought- to recoVei-a•surn of money;' the
aiswer to which was, that the Defendmt,' a butcher,
was an infant at the time the debt Was Contracted.
In order to destroy that defence, the Defendant in
this indictment, • together witty another Man' who
was about to be tried' upon anotlir indidmdnt irn-
mediately after this, stated, that he (the present De-
fendant) in an adjoining hhuse to that of Alekander,
overheard a conversation between' Alexander, his un-
cle,'auckt, and several other persons, stating, '' That
they fell upon a plan, and got a person to represent
that Allick was at, infant, by which he might pro-
cure ctedit,:and pay nobody ;", and upon these words
the, .perjury was a.,,i„„ed. :-
The, uncle was. c;fLed, .who was supposed to ba

one of those who were present when this . conrersa'
tic:6 took plate: le had' taken' no notes of what
passed at the trial, but spoke entirely from his toe:
-mory, when he stated these ~vbrds, and tepresente(!
that this ,conversation was not held as the Defend=let
had sworn it ; btit it turned ,out 'that this conversa'
lion, which was stated in the indielment .to have
taken-place in a house adjoining to that. of Aittxao.
der, was in a room in the same house;-and there'
fore
-Lord ELLENBOROUGH• was clearly of opinion that
the indktwent was not. proved, and that conse•
quently the Defendant was entitled to Ilia acquittal
—.A ot Guilty.'

THE KING V. SAMUEL MORDECAI,
was a prosecution on the same ground, kind sor
ported only by the. same evidence. This indittment
slated the Words sworn to by the Defendant to
.be, that a plan' was laid, and that they' Add gat 3
person to represent that Alexander was an int,itci
&c. /whereas the evidence was "'that a plan wai 411
to ,get a person," &c.- This Was also fatal to the4gr
diament, and therefore the Defendant was Acquill4'

COURT OF COMNION PLEAS, Dm, 10.

'MURRAY V. HULL.

This was an aelion by the. Assignees of one Los 76;
a bankrupt, who hc.d been a baker, for flour s 0 ,
id
the Defendant.
The delivery of the articles was proved by tile
servants. the Defendant, and he himself was L')1);
amined to prove the balance remaining due on t",
foot of dealings of some years standing, amountit4
to 381. •
The defence set up was, that the debt had beer'
discharged by the acceptances and payments of 111
Defendant, which
,were put in and admitted, st3'
upon which -the bankrupt underwent a very fog
cross-examination, in the course of which it OP-
pared, that the pernicious pradice of an inter;
change of what is called accommodation bills, 11
long existed between the parties, for the support
their mutual credit, but they bad no application to
the commercial dealing%
Two,Wrtnesses were also called to prove the "'nit
rupt not to be worthy of credit on his oath, but the/.
failed in the attempt. . .
The Jury, under the dire&ion of the Le3/1244
RIDGE, found a verdict for the Plaintiff. •

COURT OF, EXCHEQUER,

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. BRASS;NGTOrs•
This was an infortnation filed by the ATTOI3I4-fie
OttiltA at.the instance of fhe-Coal!*11,:d
3ioners of. INl,tiesty's-Stanip. Duties agailist,eet.
Defendant; Win Brassingtou, who tosides Iry, tits
ley, in Statfordihire, upon the' Game Certificde 1,4
for sporting without having obtained a Ceitin.-30t-
acrrecably to that A&, and a verdil was givea h i,,
the Crown for the 2 Of:penalty.,
There was another prosecution tried at the 51C4* 4
•
time against David Rees David, who resides #
Liatithoysailit is CarMarihenshire, for a like vi end'
.and ayerdia for
_the like penalty.

TUE ATTOTINEY-OE!ERAL V. JAMES raTIVI• ,
his was also an-int-nil-nation, in hke rnanPr"'
filed at the instance of 'the 'smile Board, ag;:in.st 4114:„.
Dt!lenclant,. who kept a Lottery-i)flice at. 'Bath, ,
selling smaller shares than siN.teenths in 1.01:40,.
tickets, which is prohibited by the Lotto"-'.er
un'cler.a penalty of 561. tor each offence; and 3. of
diet 'was tiven for the Crown for two periai
501. • ,

000
At Hatton-Garden Office, on Saturday, 7 ,
porter at the Castle and• Falcon Inn, its Al": 1,
gate-street;'waschnrged by Mr. Harri,l, of f-10!5().1-10
‘.4ith a surcharge pf five packages,, altered, trots
ticket delivered at the Inn Office, by the
clerk.• He had a number of blank bilk about
in the form of the-bills or ticketsof the Inn,. ""-e,..
he .filied is stiited.his views, and pocketed the ove-;
charge. Trott, the -Officer, found in tare Bpallfr r:4
of the- Prisoner a large • gbardp and a i'`,.7o
quantity of -nails, suspected to have been stOleo
the Inn: The Prisoner was committed for
mination. •
e,9"
• A young man,• named- Casszvell, of very re'Prorel
able connections, has been committed to St-3`ll:dof
Gaol, for malicionSly setting fire to the stack')
-a •
_a farmer at:Hartnsion. • .-• •
Tuesday evening, between the hours of nay
•ten, as Mr. Hill, of Webber-row, BlaCkirro'l
returning home,-he'•wa4.stotiped at the. Via het( It
Asylum, by two footpads; °he. -Of I*W:dr 7-1,01;
.pistol to his head, while the -othefrobbed him-do
watch and money. Mr. Izlill gave the alartll,A,
moment the villains had . quitted their hold,' b.): ,7-,e4
ing out " Stop thief," but /hey nevertheless effect
their escape.

BIRTHS, • • 'etry
On Saturday, at Sir Edward Dering's, Bart. in Nen 5
ui ,
street, Cavend4ll:sqt,tarar.the Lady of kienry Hoare'
a Daughter.
• Yesterday morning, at his Lordsh'ip's house in Hill-stre4i
Berkeky.sytaie; the krght -Hon. Lady Foley, of a ScAl.--
Heir. . .

/I/ 4/i R ~t
On Thursday, Richard Hennes Wyl.:eharn,
•Esq. o',
Kifin's.own Stafford Regiment, to
.IVI rs. Craflaii; of 1-1'
gate. , . .1
At Heligoland, on the r3th Oaoher, at thie house of of
ter liridsr, 'Esq. of Harwich, Essex, Le.‘ );!cg'ill,
Frankfort, to Miss dauiDl'
the above. -

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DIRD. ,
On Wednesday evening, at Highg.lte, Mc. William i°
Satiler"J'h; -ot P;anlrs Chtirch.-y'ard:. - •
ursdity eveningusuddenly, Mts. 1)(41., %%ilea Vice'
Admiral Dod,rot Ifedford Ciicus, Exerer.
S,tOrday, at•Vei:lllani, the :-wits .
Hubbard,
‘,/,llls
• Lately, at .the: Adini.ralty, the Hon.- Henrietta S
Phipp, eldest daughter Of
I,<..in Lord ii:lulgravc, 4;ed ten Y"tifst
.
A teyv. days ago, in g.s•treet Cdfivent, 1)40I14-1:10I
Ann Fitzgerald, many years a. sister of the reiigious o".`
St. Clair.

PRICE. OF
• SATtJkI

STOCK'S
DAY. •

Bank Stock.
Navy 5 per Cent. shut.
Irish's pa Cent. '
4 per Cent. 81A
3 per Cent. i<ect, 65
3 per Cent. Cons. shut
Bank L. Ann. 18 t-16th

Inc!la Stock. -
J m.11:1 Boori, 6s. 25. pa
Excheciiier' bills; 6s. 95'
Oannium, r clis. •
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Ditto Anti.
Cons. for Openifli, 66 /L.,,

HIGH WATER AT LoN

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DON' BRIDGE TO-MU-'

R(
Morning, 40 min.,- after 9.

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Afternoon, 17 min, 01'C:
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