Star.
London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

COVE OF CORK.

AUGUST I3.—The SHARPSHOOTER gun-brig, Lieu-
tenant GOLDIE, arrived yesterJay in our harbour
with three merchantmen, come to join convoy, from
Guernsey for Newfoundland. She left that island
the 3d instant.

AUGUST 18.—Yesterday morning sailed the Lisbon,
Cadiz, and Gibraltar Fleet, about 50 sail, under con-
voy of his Majesty's ships Jatousz, Captain Lowe,
and TEARER, Captain HARGRAVE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
Starling, for the Mackerel and Friehden, on board, on Wed-
nesday ; recalled at 41, Nor olk-street.
Primrose, for the Vrow Johanna, at 13, Clifford's Inn ; and
Pioneer, for L'lndefatigable, to-morrow, at Dover, recalled at
19, Clifford's Inn.

-Acorn, for la Pomona, to•morrow, at 22, Essex-street, Strand,
and there recalled.

Reindeer, for le Pandour, the 25th instant, on board ; recalled
at 22, Norfolk-street.

Goldfinch, for the Essex, tomorrow, oa board, at Plymouth;
recalled at Mr. J. liawkteb there.

The reported arrival of the ships from Jamaica,
bound to the Clyde and Bristol, is incorrect ; only
two of the convoy are arrived, viz. the Ardent, at
Greenock, and the Coriolanns, at Portsmouth : the
former parted company on the 31st ult on the banks
of Newfoundland ; and the latter on the Bth inst. in
lat. 48. long. 30. ; at which time 86 s til were in corn.
pany, under protection of his Majesty's ships BED-
FORD, CYANE, and FAWN.

NATIONAL. DEBT.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE REDUCTION or TRZ NATIONAL MIT,
PROM THE IST AUGUST, 1786, To THE IsT AUGUST, 1813.
Redeemed by the Sinking Fund X 221,928,973
Transferred by Land 'l'ax redeemed 24,534,114
Ditto by Life Annuities purchased 2,195,111

On Account of Great Britain X 248,658,198
Ditto of Ireland 11,532,365
Ditto of Imperial Loan 1,429,359
Ditto of Loan to Portugal 207,606
Ditto of Loan to the East-India Company 190,893

Total .C262,018,421
£94,777,100 of this Capital is to be cancelled pursuant to
53 Geo.lll. c. 59. The Sum to be expended in the ensuing Quarter
is £3,481,687 2s. 11id.

Letters brought by the fleet just arrived from India,
mention that the Company's ship Northampton,
.was
on her outwat d-bound voyage to l3engal,ordered froth
Colombo to Point de Galle, to take on board the pas.'
sengers and as many of the crew of the Euphrates,
(lost on the Ist Jan. on Dondea-head, the southern
point of Ceylon) as she could accommodate, to be
conveyed to Calcutta. The Earl Howe had pre-
viously received sach part of the cargo as had been
taken from the wreck, and the utmost exertions conti-
nued to be made to save what remained on board up
to the beginnirg of March. It was thought an ex-
traordinary circumstance that the Euphrates had re-
mained so long in her position without going to pieces.
Mr. Herbert, the purser, with a very commendable
diligence, was taking every advantage of the circum-
stance to save as much of the cargo as possible, for
the benefit of the Company and the Underwriters.—
The Northampton, we understand, had not arrived'
at Bengal en the 26th of February..

PRE ARM?.

Commissary General MUnRAY is appointed Chief
Officer of that Department at Gibraltar.
It appeals, by a letter from Milford, that the ves-
sels which lately sailed from Bristol fur Dublin, with
the 3d Regiment of Lancashire Militia on board,
have put into that port to wait convoy. The Irish
Cbannel swarms with American privateers.
• In consequence of the death of the gallant Colonel
CADOGAK, Sir NATHANIEL PEACOCKII is ordered in-
stantly to the Peninsula, to take the command of
the 71st Regiment ; and is now embarked with
Lieutenant Cclonel JACKSON, of the 2d Foot Guards,
and a number of subordinate Officers, in the fleet with
the 7th Hussars.

The Londonderry Militia, upon arrival from Ire•
land, is to be stationed in the Kent District.
A Captain and seven Lieutenants, of the 4th BAt-
tAlion, Royal Scots, are now at Sheerness, waiting a
passage to Stralsund. Much does the gallant skele•
ton of the Battalion of this Regiment, now i. Spain,
stand in need of Officers and men ; And we have no
doubt but the deserving remains meet with the
reward of merit from the Royal Duke at the head of
the Army, and his Illustrious Brother at the head of
the Royal Scots.

FROM THE MONTREAL. PAPERS OF JUI.Y lie
"C. 0. " Head quarters, /Unpin% July 1.,
" Detachments of Indian warriors being about to return to
their homes, his Excellency the Commander of the Forces cannot
suffer these brave men to depart without ezpressirg the high
sense he entertains of their good conduce, and the zeal and promp-
titude with which they bore obeyed his summons to repair to thee
division of the army in active service; the and intrepidity
displayed by them in battle, by which the defeat and surrender
of a very superior body of he enemy's regular troops we. parti•
cularly achieved ; and his Excellency has particularly to appiand
the exemplary instance of discipline and forbearance evinced on
that occasion, by their instantly refraining from all further Irma•
lity the moment they were informed that the enemy bad sorrel).
tiered. The Officers attached to the Ind.ati warriors have di►
anguished themselves by their gallantry and good conduct. His
Excellency directs that these warriors may receive on their return
a liberal donation of the usual presents, and that the wounded,
and the families of such as have fallen, may receive double pro.
portions. _ _

" The Superintendant.General of Indian Affairs w4l cause
this part of the order to be carried into execution without delay.
(signed) " EDWARD Banns, Adj.• Gen."

DUEL.—Thursday morning, a meeting took place
between Captain PERRY and Lieutenant LEADIR, be.
longing to the Somerset Regiment of Militia, n w at
Pendennis Castle. On the first file, Captain Panay
received the ball of his adverb try, which passed
through his right thigh, and lodgild in his left groia.
It was immediately extracted, but very little hopes
are entertained of his recovery. Mr. Len DER and the
seconds have consulted their safety by flight.
Friday se'nnight, in the Town Court of Galway,
Richard Afartia, Esq. was found guilty bef ire the
Hon. 13aron M,Clell.ind, upon the information Lime
time since preferred against him in the Court of
King's Bench, Dublin, by the R•ght Han. Denis
Bres Daly, fur having endeavenrea to provoke hien
to fight a duel. Sentence remains to be passed upon
Colonel Martin by the King's Bench, in the course of
next Term.
' ROBBERY AND MURDER.—An Inquest has bein
taken on view of the body of the Rev. NICHOLAS
WesTcostse, who was found murdered, on Saturday
se'nnight, in a path-way, at a short distance from
Winchester, leading to the Andover road. It ap..
peared the deceased had been seen walking upon the
road, at nine o'clock in the morning : it was between
nine and ten when his body was discovered. A be-
lief prevailed that be had died by apoplexy ; but on
a more minute inspection of the body,sa violent bruise •
was discovered under the jaw, which, it was ima.
pined, produced instant death ; added to which, a
soldier, of the 102 d regiment, of the name at Robert
Glace, on the death being mentioned in his hearing,
immediately said he had setn the deceased lying near
the spot described, in the morning', but that h • did
not attempt to disturb him, because he thought he
was asleep. The impri hability of this story (it be-
ding early in the morning) with some 'other circum.
stances, led to his being apprehended Upon his
examination, he was called upon to acc unt fia- how
he disposed of his time during the morning named ;
which he gave, but it was afterwards falsified in many
points, and the suspicions of his being tht• pe, petratnr
of the crime, partook of rather circumstantial form.
The Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against
him, and he was committed to the County Gaol, to
take his trial for the offence. Mr. Wage. MBE was
' Rector of Barton Stacey, near Winchester, Vicar of
Collingbourne, and one of the Minot Canons of Win.
chester Cathedral. A watch and some money, wh ch
he was known to have about him, were taken tram his'
body. While Mr. Evans, cooper, of Winchester, was.
absent from home, on the above Inquest, his house
was broke open and robbed. •

Mvanza.—Monday, the body of a male child, ap..
parently about-five months old, was found at the bot-
tom of a Lead Mine Shalt, on Handl) Mowitain. A
woman was seen near the .spot on the preceding Sa-
turday, and suspicion falling upon her, she was traced
to Chester, where she was apprehended, and on here
examination, confessed that she had murdered it I and
at the instant of plunging it into the pit, she staled
that the little innocent smiled in her lace I—She was
on Thursday conveyed to Mold, preparatory to her
commitment to the county gaol.
Saturday afternoon a child, three years of age,
daughter of a poor woman who takes in 42.11;41 in
Lambeth-walk, fell from a window on the second
floor. Providentiaily a farmer's cart, loadi.d with
straw, was passing at the instant, and the child fell
among the trusses without sustaining any material
injury.

At Scarborough, the 14th inst. at night, a French-
man, supposed to be an Officer on parole, provided
himself with a boat, and went off from that plAce.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK.LANfia AUGUi f
Our Market continues abundantly supplied with Wheat,
from the excess of previous arrivals; the sales were exc... ~city
heavy this morning, at a reduction of from as. to ins per osae
from the prices ot this day week; several Sam les of new Wheat
appeared from Esser, the quality of which was very elll sad
sold from 112 s. to 1156. per.quartore—Having • tolerable gayse
supply ot Barley, and but bale demand, that ankle la is.. koe
quarter cheap' r.— White Peas are also 36. per quarter
beaus are du/1 sale, at a decline of ss. per quartet be arrivals
ot Oats being great, has occasioned a turthis skeltust in the plc.
of that grain ot ss. pet quarter since Las ktoodir,, bui the sales
were rather free at Friday's prices.—la other sinews no alteration

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:611B17.1C.ENCE.
COURT OF OIIANcFRY, AfiGWIT9o. •
. 11J ,I.pr-tint oe. ourca.
efifytt„ the. bfrikrulei, %via; 'bad been .Corintiltt.4l by
istiedrin'trissioneis of Ehtikrfirtcy,;for not answering
•-iiittiafaCtotilYnn his examination, and wlitosought his
r klitchatge by placation -Id: tOurt, was brinight
tip again thia day in custeitfr.-.
I. It appears that this man, who• svii§the keel.* of a .
-.well known ohop-hoose in-the City, bed given'many
?'answers to the Commissioners which were altogether
r' unsatisfactory. He had stated loosely a fount' ell01:1Q
. Upon wine ; and the only accoant he gave of a snits
; st,,e44Jo•Wac, that he 'had paid it .to a person he did
not know, to prevent an action fur criminal coneeisa-
.tipn being brought against him. He was brought
up before the. Court on 'Thursday night, but the
Chancellor remanded him until this day at-twelve,
when he was again brought up in custody.
The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that he had con-
sidered,with the utmost attention, the papers which
bad been laid before him and it did appear to him,
that the answers of the bankrupt were altogether un-
satisfactory ; and, therefore, he should not discharge
but.remand him to custudy.i .At the same time I
'be cOulanot forbear recommending to the Commis-
• boners to put to him several nthet Rotations, and
such as twoitild be HWY to produce a more satisfac-
totfirspitnation. •
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likke ASSIZEq.-4141141T0NE, AUGUST 19. •
stias..riousxwoon V. STONE.
This was an action by Sir John Honey wood against
the defendant, on. the following ,agreement :—That
in Consideration of Sir John giving' his horse and kW!
10s. the defendant gave him a horse in exchange,
which he undertook to take again on the Ist of Octo-
slier, and return Sir John hii horse and money, pro-
-tided the horse he' sold him did not suit him, only
;giving him a brace of pheasants. Sir John then
averred that the horse did not suit him, and that he
returned him and sent the brace of pheasants, but
that the defendant would not keep his pair of the
• contract.
It appeared that. Sir John was Colonel of the Local.
and met the defendant it Canterbury, whete,
admiring his horse, which was a remarkably fine one,
he agreed to the bargain above stated. But the Ma.
jor, who• was witness to the contract, did not prove it
as stated in the declaration, namely, that it was to be
returned on the Ist of October.
His Lordship was about to direct a nonsuit on this
*round, when the Counsel for the plaintiff put in a
letter from the defendant, in which he admitted the
contract to take again on the Ist of actober, but ex-
cused himself on the ground that he had met some
sad reverses ; stating, however, that the horse would
sell for the money.
In answer to this, Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD pro.
4uced Sir John Honey wood's letter, which he insisted
pustalso be taken as a part of the contract, and it
seas there said it was to be returned in as good condi-
tion as he had it.
, The declaration not meeting this contract, the
plaimiff. Was nonsoited ; but his Lordship recom-
mended an accommodation between the parties, with.
out more litigation.
AUGUST 20.•••••ROYLE 'Ph PARRY.
This was an action by one parson against another,
for valuing his tithes, with a view to their bring
raised. The only evidence of- an agreement to pay
the plaintiff for this.business, was a letter written to
the defendant, in which he promised to pay him the
. expenses of his journey into Norfolk, where the living
was.
LerdELLENBOROUGII recommended thattheamount
of. these expenses. should be ascertained by reference ;
and reprobated any charge for aluation, as a mo:t
imckrital mode of obtaining money, which he thought
the Bishop would perhaps animadvert upon on a fir-
fuze occasion; but at all events, the expenses 44. the
journey should alone be made the subject of the re-
ference.

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• Mbticlaiy :last an ,information seas laid fbefore, the.
PepuiyiMayor of Doter by.two, Dissenters.of Mar-
gate, against S.lsrunir littooxa, ksq. on, a Gilgrge of
slistuthbig the.congregation assembled tok.haar 1)r.
Teinrkt.ix's Lecture on the Millenium. The point is
Ut no less inomi:it than ithat,Ol prnducing it legal de.
vision on the question—ls, cx is not, field.preaching
tum , iiitte4.uuder the-last .I.3issenters' Act ?
~Nednesday.Joha Codling, book-keeper at 4he coach,
tgraintat Thettorst, was tried at Norwich, for robbing
the Norvich mail of•various articles of property.—
llsowas Mesfia, his accomplice and receiver,• was tried
at the same time. r Both pleaded guilty, and were
seigenced, 'Codling to seven, and Meslin to fourteen
years transportation.
At the Westmeath. Assizes, two persons, each of i
the name of John Curtntulunr, were found guilty of
shooting at Mr. GrootoAN, while coming out of the
chapel at Tubberclare, last Palm Sunday. This
nicked conspiracy was hatched, and Mr. CiEnaBGAN
aL4O/46!ingleds in consequence of his having, si me short
gallantly defended his house against a
and shot three of them. Their guilt I
Their execution was fixed for Monday
lane. Three other persons were sentenced
Ition, fag administering oaths of a rebel-

the 14th inst. about nine. o'clock in• the
N labouring man, named William Bail,
through the village of Martin, near
0,4, with a loaded gun in his hand, ke ac.
young man of the name of Rather, who was
his acquaintances in the street, :end said
him a grudge, and would pay him :
these words, he discharged the con-
Ain into the body of the young man,
w minutes terminated his existence.—
iately made his escape.; Out has since
la committed to Lincoln Castle.
If iMasi Iraller,i cropper, in Leeds, was
York Castle, to take his trial at the
%a a charge of killing And slaying John
Pugilistic contest, on the 17th instainy
in the morning. . . .
is a man was driiing. a cart, •heavily
,00d, in the parish of blethlick, l►e un-
•se, for the purpose Of allowing him some►
animal scited:him vt•ith his teeth, and.
ipen one side of his bead' kr.whielt.tke
man was thrown to the ground, sod im-
Impled to death.

• PDX;fO..•:'

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Br,Vs-s? rity.T—Acigttity. pit.l•nz Ifkaos MAIL.--
On
_Friday mfirbing, a Man tailed at .Praed. anti
in.'s banking -house; in 'Ffeet-stieet, 'Oct
:dr& IES notes of the Duckinly,bartdOnke itnd. one
for £lO of the A y'esbury Bank, At Payable in Lno.\
don, at the Brk of Piaed and (10.. ?pd requested, to
have them exchanged (Or Tank of England nines of
RI each. The clerk, after etamining the country
notes, asked the man wherehe had got them t v/1 o
replied .he had taken them of a man at Yarmouth.
The Clerk told him they WeTc part of the notes that.
were in the letters which had .been F!-olen from the
Leeds mail in October last, and for which Ife/fiy,
irbite and'keritlal had been lately molted. The man
• in answer. said, Willey bad been stolen from the mail
he-knew nothing) aboot..it. The man having a re-
sppoci?le o:!pcarance the 'clerk did not attempt to de-
tainhlto, but stopped the notes, and told him he must
trouhreliim to call agaln..for the change on Satur-
day morning. After he was.gone, Messrs.. Praeds
sent information 'to Haw-street of the circumstance,
which was also communicated to the Genetal Post-
Office. On Saturday morning, soon after ten o'clock,
the man called at Messrs. Praeds for the change,
when he Was detained, and a messenger disp.tched
to Bow-street;'. upon which Lavender went off to
take him into custody. On the officer's artival at
the Banker's, he discovered the man to be an old'
acquaintance, or the name of Jfifriet. The Bankers
had also detained another man, Who called to enquire
after Jeffries during the tifnothe messenger was gone
to fetch Lavender. This man said his name was
irifin, and Lavender took him also into custody, and
conveyed them to the above Office, where Mr. KIN.
NAIRD, the Sitting Magistrate, examined them sepa-
rately. Jeffries repeated the story belted told at the
Banker's, on Friday, of his having taken then; of a
man at Yarmouth. Wiflin stated himself he in
the employ of Jeffries, and that he had taken the
. notes in question of a man of the name of Smith,
stho re-sides in Bethnal-green, in part ofpayment for
some linen, amounting to ae. 116, and had paid' them
toJeffrieF ; but, on being closely questioned, he said
he did not know anything of Smitb, nor what part
of lletlinal-green he.. lived in, but only that he had
taken the linen in It cartf, and delivered it to Smith in
tie street. After this separate examination, the pri-
soners were both placed at the bar together ; and on
Jab ies being informed of the inconsistent account
Wi.ffin had been giving et himself and the notes, and
bring told they were both al:out to be committed, he
frankly acknowledged that both the accounts were
false, and that the truth was, that he had got them
from a Jew of the name of Saentelh Who, he under-
stood, received them from a costict.now ander sen-
tence of death in Newgate.
Mr. PRAED attended,.and proved that the notes of
the Buckingham and Aylesbury Bank, presented on
Friday at his shop for change by the prisoner Jeffries,
were in the course of transmission to his house from
Messrs. Keep and Gooch, of the Kettering Bank, on
the night the Leeds mail was robbed in OctoberJast.
Mr. PARKIN, jun. the son of the Solicitor to the
Post-Office, attended on the part of that office, and
stated, that a .man, answering the description of Jef-
fries, had lately been at Margate, uttering notes that
had been stolen from the Leeds mail; and asked the
prisoner when he was last at Margate ? The Magi-
strate told him be might answer that question or not,
just as he: thought proper. The prisaner declined
answering the question ; but Lavender, on searching
him, found a great variety of papers upon him, some
61 which evidently proved that be had been at Mar-
gate lately.
The prisoners were both committed to the House
ef Correction for further examination.*
Harrox-GaitnEN.—Saturday several of the inha-
bitants of the neiglifiourhood of Saffron-hill attended,
and lodged a complaint against a mail of the name of
Flanrsan, who, they stated, kept a very dangerous
' dog, which flew at every one that came in his way,
wand had bit several persons; and that, on the corn.
, plainants reinonstiating wiul the owner, he loaded
them with abuse. One woman, who is pregnmit,stated,
that the aunnal hart flown at and bit her ; and when
she nude a complaint to Flanegan, he immediately
struck and kii,,cked her down. The Magistrate (Mr.
I LEAcit) oickred the officers, Cook and Thiselton, to
bring up the offender : when the officers came to the
place, the ferocious animal flew at theM, but they int-
.roecliately killed him with their cutlasses. The officers
brought up Flanegan, who heard the complaints made
against him, which not being able to deny, he was
order to-find bail for the assault upon the woman,
and to satisfy all parties who had been injured. •

Tuesday morning. the undermined works of a col-
liery a; Bradley, Staffordshire, fell is, and completely
buried seven of the men and three boys: three others
escaped.
Mr. Sowter,.of Ponca/ter, watch-maker, was lately'
drowned while bathing in the river.
Thursday, a seaman belonging to a merchant ship,
lying its Stokes Bay, was blown overboard, by the ac-
cidental teplOaitin of a gun ; and, though :his hand
was much shattered, Le kept upon the surface until a
boat could be got ready and took him up : his arm,'
however, was obliged to be amputated, as the only
means of iaviag his life.
's74;steidaY.se'nnight five stacks of hay, the property
of Colonel Mat-List', of Blyth, were consumed by fire,
owing to one of them being overheated. The da-
mage is estimated at about MOO.
The 10th inst. a fire broke out in Finlay's-land, Ha-
vannali.street, Glasgow, occasioned by an old woman
endeavolaing to smoke bugs to death with brimstone,
by which between thirty and forty families have lost
all their property.
A few nays since, a Glasgow carrier found one of
his brethren hi the way side, where he had been se-
verely wounded by, two rotilaps who wished to rob
him. The ctirriersent Itimhome, accompanied by his
boy, and drove on, in hopes of overtaking the vil-
'tins, of tiborts he had received an accurate descrip-
tion. „lie Oveitook them at several miles distance, in
an unfreqtfented part of the road, and, entering into
cpaversAtion, Persaaded them to take a ride, and
conVeyed &ern into Glasgow, and delivered
thi:ar into .enstody, White they were thanking him for
ais kinJtiess. • Clap itf them carried t:ie half of a staff
which he had brdkea in the affray with the carrier :
, and &e t itiler'S (dealt produced the corresponding
part, which he had found lying on the place where
ate affray hathappened.

. ACCUISIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. , .1
ftev‘Wlllarn limpet, B. 1). fellow, of Ft. Jortu'a College, 1:)*:41
ford, is appointed to the reality df Chum, 'serreir.
Rev. Joke, M.A. Fellow of Chriattodate, Cambs.**,
to the rectory of Canfield Parva, Essex.
BAN? U V Lesa..):" 1.
Samuel

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oeteiber.l Y. ts J• Mendltittit, of Fesitbsd'thViCtit, • LaMar,
merchant, at tea, at G*tutli. •
.PANKRUPTS.
Charles States, of Nessportl Sahli, shoemaker, dealer and chip-'
ha% to purrander,Austitt SO, Sr, and October V, at teleara,
at the Red Lion Inn, Norpayt.. Attorates..Mr. Morrit,NoN.-
port ; or Mesita. betitititir Mitt 'Alban Liticoldsann, London..
Mareba Stulli.a..kbetlarielgotattatettliitektrisea, Lgaiiani

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ner and dress-tanker, Jesaler„ and, chaHtwonsais.,,k4siust,t
and October .1, at eleven; 3t Atroinies 'Messrs.
Rhodes, Cook, awl. Handley,Janiek's WAik, gst;ken*ell.
Matthew Brogy, late of George-street, Mammies London„„gun-
stock7tnaker, dealer and chapnian, August 240eFreniber

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au! October e, az ten, at Guth&ill. Attorney, Mr. K. Falcon,
Elm-court, Tentrie.
William Harrkon the elder and William Harrison the lounger,
prt Y ork, litaen.drapers, dealers, eh,spnien awl copartners, Sept.
7,8, and OLtuber 2, it eleven, at die Old Grange Ism, York.
Anomie', Messrs. liroOke and Bohner, York ; or Messrs. lied

and Brads ick, No. 4S, Bow lane, Cheapside, London.
George Holme. Christopher Holme, John 1-lohne, and Will'
Holme, all late of Long Islam!, near Carlisle, Cumbers,
dealers, chapnten, and copartners, September 15, Di, itaid.r.
to!ier 2, at eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle. Anomie', Me ra.
Mouissey and Sis•on, Carlisle; or Mr. Henryl-htouusey, No.
12, Si:tide-Inn, London.
Francis Smith, et ay parish of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester-
slut e, mahster, dealer anti chaptuaa, Sept. a, 9, and October it,
at one, at the Commercial Booms, Bristol. aktturnic., Messrs.
Poole and Green4.l‘l, No. 12, Gray% Inn, Loudon; or Mr.

Mo.) nton, liri.tol.
Jo'au Davenport, of liuggin-lane London, silk-manufacturer,
dealer and cb.spnan, August 26:Sept. 4, and October, at 12,
at Guildhall. Attorn ea, Messrs. Cruwde , Lark, and Garth,

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Freder.ck•place, Old Jewry. . •
Margaret Mastirman, of Gown-street, Piccadilly, Mitidlecex,
widow, fiatller, dialer anl chapwornan, August 28, Jl, and
October 2, at eleveu;at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Joueo;lUlt11-
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man-p,aee, Bedford-ruse.
John Morrison and Janes Morrhon, of Croydon, Surrey, gro-
cers, shouniakers, dealers and chapmen, August SI , September
4, and October 9, at um, at Guildhall. At:omits, Nles4rs.
Hutchimon and Enamott, Brewer.-ball, Addle-strcet, Alder-
Lt.tillan.
Dll !LENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

Nov. 3, John Borth, Norwich, upholsterer, at el,:ven. Sept.
iB, Thomas Nigh:ingale, WalinG-ctrect, warelnrwenian, at ten.
Sept. 17,'1 hernias Younthu-hand and Edward Walker, Newsate-
street, warehousemen. August 24, William Whitwell, Bethnal-
Green, soap-nimutacttircr, at ten. S, pt. 11, briatthew Need, of
Feathers one-street, Cit)-road, • watch-maker, 3t ten. Sept. uti,
Robert Wilsun, Friday-street, merchant, at eleven. October 2,
Jobs Turner, Hertford, merclia,it, at one. Sept. 10, Charles
lialec, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, upholsterer, at twelve. Sept. 10,
Thomas Roche, George-street, Bloomsbury-square, victualLt, at

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tweive.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Sept. 27, William Hate Id, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, grocer, at '
eleven, at the Commercial Coffee-house, Dewsbury. Sept. 11,
Jo! n'Joiles, .'Staverton, Wil!s, at eleven, at the Y oil..house, Bath.
Sept. 21, Michael and Samuel Humble; Liverpool, merchants, at
one, at the George luu, Liverpool. Sept. 15, lAn Watkins, of
Nottingham, grocer, at three, at the Punch Bott I, Nottingham.
Seri 27, Grace and Samuel Render, Leeds, linen-drape's, at 11,
at the White Horse, Leeds.. Sept. 15, Isaac Beekford, Plymouth,
holler ant hater, at twelve, at the Pope's Head Inn, Plymouth,
Sept. 9, George Cole, Woodbridge, butcher, at eleven, at the
Cock and I'ye Inn, Woodbridge. Sept. 9, John William Scott,
Grantham, banker, at eleven, at the Angel, Grantham. Sept. 29,
Wm. Lynass, of Skertnn, Lancashire, mariner and merchant, at
eleven, at the W'hite Bear, hlanchester. Sept. 9, WM. Bishop,
Bishop's Castle, Falop, mercer, at elevesi, at the Wheat Shoat,
Bevwdley. Sept. 9, John Foulkes, Evesham, 1 nen•draper, at 12,
at the Wheat Aaval, Bewdley. Sept.ll, Henry Lee, th: younger,
Mil, grocer, at the Neptune, Hull. Set t 10, Edward gohiirani,
Bramley, Yorkshire, clu tires, at eleven, at :he White
I terse Hotel, Leeds

CLaTiFiCATES, SLpT.II.
'Thomas Pent'irin, Gray's lutt-lanc-read, carpenter. Josopa
Blakey Spencer, Learbinder-lane, factor. Win I'latt, Heston,
Mitidiesex, bay slid straw salesman. Philip Ilennett, Duwuentl,
Oleucertershire m. aLuan. 'llionms t.ilyert, Lancaster, grocer.
John Piilgrem, Christchurch 1 wyntlans, Rama, builder. Phtlfp
Coombe, North etherton, Somerset, uti.ney-scrivener. l'honias
Bayliss, Tewkesbury, drap:r. Thomas :tracy, Prise-s-strevt,
London, siAnnue. Dal id Dos. lids, lier.:nsnire-stica, Queen-
square, schoolmaster. Thomas Pickering, Liverpool,
Jacob James Le,zer, Ro:lterhithe, mast and sail-maker. Ilichara
Stront, Newman's-court, Curnhill, coffee-hut:se keeper.

BERTHS. •
Tuesday, at.S:eyning 3 cracks, the Lady-uf the lion. Lieut.-
Colonel Carleton, et a dauz!,ter.
Sunday se'lmigia, at Arley Hall, Cheshire, the Lady of the
Rev. R IA land It ton, of a sen.
Same day, at Reading, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Ncr-
eott, 95th Rifle Retiownt, of a son.
Thursday, the Viscountess Grinuton, of a son, at his Lord-
ship's house in Grosveiior-square.
Monday, at Oatun, fitaffordskire, Mrs. Edward Wrottesley,
wile of Capt. Wrottes'ay, R. N. of a stillborn daughter.
Tuesday, t'se 1 ady of the Rev. I. U. Bedford, of Ovingten,
Hants, of a daughter.

At the Westmeath Assizes, two pi
the name of John Cormasluns, were ti
shooting at Mr. Gl:oaf-oast, while con
chaff'. at Tubberclare, last Palm E
vicketi conspiracy was hatched, and I
assassinated, in consequence of his havi
time before, gallantly defended his h
lawless banditti, and shot three of ther
%vas manifest. Their execution was fill
the 16th instant. Three other persons
to,transpnrtation, fag administering ot
tendency.
Saturday, the 14th inst. about nine.
evening, as a labouring mau, nary ec
waspassing through the village of
Gainsborough, with a loaded gun in It
coined a young man of the name of 1t
with some of his acquaintances in the
that lie owed him a grudge, and wott
alter tittering these words, he dischii
tents of his gun into the body of the
sihich in a tow minutes terminated h
-}llll immediately made his escape.;
been taken, ana committed to Lincoln
Last week ffilliam Waller,a cropper
committed to York Castle, to take h
next Assizes on a charge of killing an
Boocock in a pugilistic contest, on th
at one o'clock in the morning.
Last week, as a man was thiVing
Wei with.wood, in the parish of blo
yoked the horse, for the purpose of allo.
rep', when the animal seited:him with
• iteaily,laid open one side Of his !wail
tUtfOrtUllate man was thrown to the g
modiately trampled to death.