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• • ••••• .1. t .~ . 144 11L,..' , On laktmla s ,,.... iii.ition thalAnvetfdtsrapes. ‘ „ _ to vex, in a 'Urge ltiern, in • publishers", in Drury-lane, in RAPON=44 which liodieptta , eil Pearkt-s, suds party of tat• i porole, to diaterse them. Pearkes stationed the major part of the pitt . role in the lower part of the house, 'Pa proo. up Alan, accompanied by a few of them ; he found Janes Belcher upon the stairs, taking half-a-crown from each of the A:6' who entered to see the exhibition; he %V ZOk pass ing him to proceed into the exhibition-mom, but &liner stepped him, and said he had not paid hulf.as.crown. The officer. being on Bekher' a blind side, who lost the 414 *font eye in a tennis court, was not known tilt Pearkes replied, , i No, Jen, I , am tod good a ridge to pay half-a-crown." Bel • char then begged Ins pardon, and behaved veil . He replied unwired of Belcher what they wre at?• no replied that his brother Toss, Crib, and sevep tad Mhos, were sparring for the benefit of his bro.. ihar . - Salim then told him be had orders from the Magistrates to stop the sport, and proceeded into the eeom, where he found about two hundred pupas amembLei to see the sparring; the officer • them in a loud voice, and said he was sent G eed agistrate to disperse them, it being coml. s anlawfulassernbly, and advised ail present quietly, thereby they' would prove their • • pto Toes Belcher._ mere than by havim; EiZ nPe becribed two shillings and ism-pence for him ; if they did not, they woad hare tefeisit him in a pri sm. The sparring ceased, and Ake meeting broke tapir the most orderly number possible. were amiliwm. Tb. premises of Meson. Pniviai and Batten 11001111.4 tune beck robbed ofd quantity of c mod other goods, and a man of the name of was examined before the Lord Mayor, on of December, having been taken up with """ od.corbineal in hi:: poi.- .but r - die,. tndabire, be- -tiabot .lo coehineal in his poSiession, shut was dig- I *largo& es being a man of good character, and , 1 IleOgniatiag satisfactorily for his havin g it in his l 'Yesterday, one Bray was examined Alderman BOYDZI.L, who preside.' in the , '.. - of the Lord Mayor, charged with stealing 1 ereochineal, the contents of the bag pitwowimon of Potts. 1 raw Atha. that he lives in White . 0.11.0g.t. .0. Two*, 15th December, he metaljr, between mita and eight o'clock in the - • i n iilft.suarket ;be had :mown him 1 • ray hie. his to drink some gin, as it cold morning, to which Witness went into a public-house in Smithfi eld, ' Landlord not being up, they could not be . Mgt into went ta i r n .r to o Lbec:l nd mo a lt, ed allrlfgb rr j t e. • tlfetronld awry' one of the ' sualitee Way for 14ii ? which be agreed to. Witness did not inquire where ' kwas toorry it to, but Bray desired him to fol- le m. After they had pig. a little way, win,. last afibt of Bray, and is * few-minute e'er taken into custody ; the bag was taken to Oa Clsstoiskiwose, and kft in charge of a Casette- Woe Mom • 4,09aa 9 fortnight previous to Witassa's boring , *go otooltiowl, he sold two hags to Bray, .10111ey mom quake different from those into wdeljtaa j as. *seal hatbeen put. ,; . wipe:. filmaptes of coehineal, in the poeutesio9 4 Sean. Varna and Co. were produced, and Mikis w e d. as the easne'that was in the bags. - .',* to The Feigner _made no dpfthep,...He w e" , 90,i. ilittadie ba. Mr. Alloy Weeded as his Congeal GLYILDMAL.. • ass information was Lid by ia %servant or Mr. racontractor for the dust art 'mud of thl. sag of Farringdon Within, agairikk's , gentleMao 4 /seae t away the dust from Christ's ifostil ‘ number of years; and has paid the Steward of the Hospital tar the same. . 'This information was brought by Mr. Clarke, to try whether under the Act of Parliament Defendant 4tatahl, legally take away dust from Christ's Hos- Tital. the same being situated in the Ward of aniagdon Within. Mr. C. contended, that as Cestractor fax the Ward, it was his property, and • *it the Steward had no rght to sell it. The Sitting Alderman (FLowea) sent for Mr. Ifeessan, to assist him, and asked, as Christ's Ifeepital was a chartered Company, had they not 9 ft , ht to make what use they pleased of the dust !. MA mad ? : • Itwsa contended, en the other hand, they had • • ss tight to do so on such grounds. Mr. Newman was of the same opinion. • aeither question arose, whether Christ's Des- pite, loos under the management of the Commis- . airmen of Sewers? If so, it made a most material shanties in the case. The worthy Alderman considered this cpiestion of atiteirimportance to the contractors, and also to Christ's Hospital; he therefore postponed giving judgement for st-few days. In the interim, he said he should take the opinion of the Recorder, and also of the Common Serjeant, in order that both parties might be satisfied with his decision. Joint Amos was charzerl with assaulting, and attempting to pick the pocket of a 'song man of the name of Odes, on Friday night last, between twelve and OOP o'clock. It appeased, that as Csilea was passing through Flee-otrect, between twelve and one o'clock on Friday night, he • was knocked down by the Pri- soner and another man, who attempted to poll his watch out of -hie Tortes, Flub 17itrinalti 1111% of the former by the collar, and called " Watch." The other man ran away. when Giles brought Eaton up to the watch bo;:, anal gate him in charge to the watchman. . Mr. Deputy Ilsarto informed the Alderman that the Pretont . r has been often been lurkiatt shoal Fleet-street. Several of the Officers knew him tc be a notorious character. ' • He aces fully committed for trial. se-sessaionme—t_ • A letter from a Castleman in Siitherhindshire 4.:seribes the severity 4 the weather, as Lents. be ward 411 precedent at this ,enzon of the year. l'h , iptrtur crop h.es been completely sksifeaissf ; t aw cattle and sheep, fir whicii ,i llm• 14,0.1410111 is inuniueut 11;er. . of stinsigg.—'ilberstess Joirmat) twf % '- -) ..' 4 '") • • . I t ' • • -•••11! 1 1. 1 I .. 1 ".. • " * ' . .• .. . . i AVM X ' * 1te4.4 7Y2'ZI4I4CENCE. roaTatouta, JAR. 4. The geles of wind from the wodaani seem to have spent their strength ; the weather is inc li ned to be trostv, and the wind is to the northward.— The outward-hound Mediterranean and East India convoys have now some hope of sailing-mprepara twits are making accordingly, if the wind should come to the east of north. The liesistance, Capt. Adam, is returned to her station ; and the Alexandria Capt. Cochrane, which brought Miranda hum Alexandria, is gone to Plymouth to be docked. General Moore's Brigade are disembarking ; a put of the Guards cause ashore this morning, and marched on *al route toward Chichester. Sailed the SAtterb, of 74 guns, to join the Chanel fleet in TOYkay. Arrived, the Cove, and the Pierson, Robson, two of the fleet for the West Indies, which sailed from hence on the 18th ult. having been separated from the convoy, in a gale, on the 31st. Also, the Pallas, Richmond, from New Brunswick; the Tiber, Siinsou; Apollo. Chapman; and the Ralph Nichol son, Findley, (transports); part of Sir Charles Cotton's expedition. His Majesty's ship Contest has re-captured the Portuguese ship Venturia, and brought her into this port. TORBAY, JAN. 3. The Ville de Paris sailed, yesterday morning, for Plymouth, and returned again in the afternoon ; and last evening, about seven o'clock, the wind suddenly got mind 4een the Southwest to the Eastward. Vice-Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, with the following ships under his command, Niz.—Royal George, 110, St. George, Dreadnought, Temeraire, and Neptune ' 98 guns each, Turnout, 8 0 ' guns, and the 'Vintrod and Adrian cutters, proceeded to sea, about ten o'clock, to resume their station Ushant. Also sailed at the same time, the Ville de Paris, 110 guns, and the Betsey hired armed cut ter, for Plymouth, to refit ; the Saturn, 74 guns, to join the fleet off Rochefort ; the Lavinia, Mi nerva, and Jamaica frigates ; and the Redbreast gun-brig, on a cruise. This clay the wind getting round again to the westward, Vice-Admizal Sir J. T. Duckworth, with the following ships, returned, viz. Royal George, St. George, Dreadnought, Teaseraire, Neptune, and Tommant of the line, Redbreast gun-brig, awl Nimrod and Adrian cutters. DOVER, JAN. 4. Yesterday a cutter, called the industry, of Mar gate, with a cargo of spirits, was brought in by the Tailor custom-house cutter, of Worthington. The goods were lodged in the custom-house ware house here. This day four of the Danish vessels, which had been detained here, sailed fur the river. The French privateer which, a few days since, passed this place for the Down s , . haring been cap tured the Westward, was this day brought into thelaieboUr. She is lii . *, , er-rigged, and much the maw seas as those which hare been brought in be fore. DEAL, Jill: 4. Sailed this morning, the East India Company's ships, Ansiston, Cirericerter, and Persereraucei for the river. Arrived Ilia Majesty's ship Cayenne,' from Portsmouth. Caine down from the Nore, Ills Majesty's ships .gclipte and Pestock, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships, as per last. Also several other outward-bound vessels. • YARMOUTH, JAN. 4. Sailed yesterday, p. m. Ilia Majesty's ships Flora, iirindine, Sappho, Safeguard, Earnest, .Erertion, . Cessae,nnd Snipe, on a cruise. tHERRNEss, JAN. 4. Passed by for London, the ship Three Sisters, Capt. Wm. Trist, from Monte Video ; ship Free dom, Carr, from Tortola. The Tartar revenue cutter has sent in a smug gling cutter, having on board upwards of 300 casks of spirits. Two French privateers were off here last even ing, but made no captures. fhe Cygnet sloop of war, arrived in the Downs, parted from her convoy from Surinam on the 17th December, in lat. lift:* 14. long. 43. 44. in a gale. CHATHAM, JAN. 5- i The Sparrotrhalekb4 Captain Pringle, sailed on the 29th ult. The Asnekir, 74, was docked on the 31st ult. and is to be surveyed. The Dictator was docked on the Ist instant, to have her defects Rode good. The Gaterriere frigate, Captain Skcno, sailed, on Saturday, to the Little Nore, where she wilt take in her guns and stores, and proieed immediately to Portsmouth. The Glory, of 98 guns, Captain Macleod, ar rived on Sunday ; the Pamper arrived yesterday, and is ordered to be paid off ; the Canada is ex pected to be paid off this Meek ; the Hyperion lied her jury-masts taken out, yesterday, prepara tory to her• being dra ked and coppere,l; the Au rora is ordered to be paid off at this port ; the Vic tory was lin/locked last week, and has been masted; she is ordered to be rigged with all possible dis patch ; the Resohstiun was also undoeked last week, ' and is to be fitted for sea immediately. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • MIR I Vrll At Dartmouth-41m Mary, Atiandem, from Neolonn.lle.na At Liters's/I—the Charleston and Liverpool prize t, from Illaarletteai ll•raett,•Thonirm, from limbitot Vmenelitir, flardbekt - sad the Caroline, Greenleaf, from New York. itt ../414-4 6 t-Milwetilt, .•.—,, front Zsinte. At Cad•-•tha Tomesmrome, Elliott, from Gibraltar ; Sams, Clatithrb eon Haltedelmers ; and the Drina Ld eutt lirarrir—,—, Rosa Anti FV•I4I %Mule—the C • —, from Oporto. 'At Loelleyoi. —dm 14 , Neal, from Quebec. At Chattestoo--die, ra—Phillipa, from Africa; Baltic, —; liaseparee, ..--; and the Alfred, Fisher, from Literpoul i god the Hamilton More, —, from 1...0114011. At M. Hotniogo—the Rona, Thompson, from Leaden. At light's-41e Hamilton, Gilehrist, , from Clyde, At New Breeawielt--the Canada, Nevis, from Clyde. At Barbadore—the George, /With, finis Clyde. .1t Ik. Cape of Geed dope—the William, Cruniey, from Monte Video. -The Fanny, A•••••••- , , from &Wilson, for Biistol, is Aramaic' in Carmarthen Bay. v. The AyrAt; cow/km, front New York, is lost ,•owAlkeiTuttli Bull, Dublin Bay. ..r tfri - z 4 and of . his tststri IRISH ANTIQUITIES. It appears from the Irish records, that thane Dramas caled Myaterieeand Moralities, iind which receded the present Tragedy cad Comedy, were ocimsionally exhibited in Dublin, previous to the reign of Henry \ ILL ; they were usually per formed at Chrisnitas. Titomas'FirzazaaLD, Barl of Kildare, and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in the year 1828, was invited to a new play every day' iu Christmas, ARLAND Unita, being then Mayor, and Fas.acis HERBERT and Joan SQUIRE, 11 1 4& tiffs, wherein the Tai!ors acted the part of Adam and Eve; the SHOEMAKERS represented the story of Crispin and Crispianns ; the VINTNERS acted Bacchus and his story ; the CARPENTERS that of Joseph and Mary ; rulcan, and what related to him, was acted by the SEITRS; and the Comedy of Ceres, the Goddess of Corn, by . the BAKERS. Their stage was erected on Hoggin-green, now College-green' Dublin ; and on it the Pnors of St. John of Jerusalem, of the Blessed Trinity, and of Allhallows, caused two plays to he acted, the one representing the Passion of our Saviour, and the other the several Heaths which the Apostles suffered.—From this record it should seem, that it was customary with the Chief Magi*. trates of Dublin to invite the Loan LIEUTENANT to a new play every day in Christmas. 'lt was for merly customary with the several Corporations of Dublin to invite the Chief Governor toe play at St. George's Chapel. on the Anniversaries of their Pa tron Saints. This Chapel stood in St. George's lane, (now St. George's-street, South!, from whence it derived its name.--Nstere, is George's, North, also Saint George's-stieet I—Not a trace of this building now remains; but, the following passage relating to it in Hot,' xesnen is curious This Chappell bathe Beene of late razed, and the stones thereof, by consent of the asseriblie,turned to a com mon oven, eanyerting the auucient monuments of a donne, adventurous, and holie Knight, to the cole rake sweeping of a puffloafe Baker. '—This "nun dent" site of St. George's Chipelwas the residence of a Baker previous to the erection of the present Barrack, and hail probably been occupied by a succession of the fraternity of " Ceres' from the time that Hotta USIIED introduced in his book the " Descant on Ireland" quoted above. FROM LAST NIGHT S GAZETTE. PARTNrksHIPS DISSOLVED. Hosea Green and George Alcuck, of Kingston-Immo-Hull, builders and joiners. January I, 1808. Chain Townsend and William Townsend, of Newgate street, London, whoksale jewellers. Jane au, 1606. J. Poulain and J. Keys, London. December sd, 1807. • John Richardby, John Clough, Nebulas Cobb Cothran, Jusepi Teale, Joseph Starkey, and John Groves, of Grote church-etre-et, Loudon, wholesale burn-drapers. December • 31, 1007. Charles Lambert, Gabriel Gillet, and Hugh Edwards, of Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate-street, Loadint, East India aguits. January 1, 184.10. James Anderson and Thomas Bennet, late of Seething lame, dealers in hider and skins in the hair. December Aron. Richard Newton and John Creamily, of Bataan, japan etre September ge, 11407. Richard Walker, jun. and James Edward Tow, of St Jaawes-street, Westminster, aputlveearies. December at, 1807. Roger Adelman and Harrison Jchb, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, flour-dealers. January I, 1808. Edward Charles Howard and*Pliilip Sandman, at West burn-peen, at Battersea, and in Queeicstrect, -Southwark, chemists. May 1, 1807. Thomas Coghlan and Thomas Hopkins, of Whitechapel, Liverpool, looking-glass and picture frame makers. October 1, 1807.. Thomas Taylor and Thome.' Standand, of Seulcoates, in the county of York, timber-awn-hams, December-31, owl. John Oliver, David Row, and John Bailey, of Menthes. ' ter, in the county of Lancaster, fustian-manufacturers. De cember 31, 1807. Thomas Incas, Caleb Bryant Waymontb, William Par kinson, and Samuel Henry Taub, of Barbican, in the city of Leedom, druggists. January I 'sus. Benjamin North, Jarvis Brown, and Thomas Ferrer, at Fernley, in the pariah of Leeds, in the county of York, fulling and scribbling milim. Decanter 9, 1803. Marsden, George Hamby, James Hamby, An drew comber, John Proth. Butler, and John Handl, of Li verpool, brewers. October St), loos. George Little and James Little, of Blpekburn, in the eonnty of laincast, r, 'lawn and woullen.drapeis. September e, 111117. . . David Belson, Richard Ilaighttm, and William Andcrpoo, of Tromp.plrett, Lawrence-lime, London, Scotch factors. lkormber 31, 11407. Thomas Hrrtkc and John Roper, city of York. Dt I ttilher 31, taw. Joseph Shiptow, John Shelton, and John Medes, of /lir rniughans id the county of Warwick, limber - merchants Deeembe; 31, leo' ' '. George lloskins and Samuel Hoskins, 7)/ Shadwell, High street, in the county of Middkacx., linenArapers. Novem ber 25, 1807 Josiah Yowler Se!wood, Stephen Wheihrm, and James Tamsett„ of liridpnrt, in the ctmnty of Dorset, dealers in coals and calm. December 31, 184)7 Richard Adams and Richard Tayler, of Clams, in the county of Worctut r, eoa,-L makers. December 29, 1807. John Atolill and Richard Matto, paper-hangers and plas terers, of Red-l Amt-street Foundling-Hospital, sad Geor;e yard, I.dathard-stree4. December 31, 1807. in the BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED . George IVak.e. of Illorpetb, is t►e county of Northusbu land, brewer, dealer and attarnan, front January 5 to Ja nuary 19, at ten, at tatildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPTS. Wasiak Chown', of the city of Exeter, linen-dram dealer and chapnian, to sum:niter, January It, SOO, and February tti, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern Exeter. At. 'inner, Mr. Antic,', Inner Temple, Loa:Ion; and Mr. Warren. Exeter. . 1t Mani Cox the elder, of Chichester, in the county of 54,114.1-ti, dreier in earthenware, and cliaptnan, to sarieuder, Jannary 19, at five, of the Croon lan, in Stone, in the riinnty of Stafford, en and February at eleven, at thr Whits Limitlsa, in esine End, Staffordshire. Attorrie)a, Mr. Wilson, King's-Bench IValks, Temple, London; and Mr. set keratin, Stafford. jo u , m u ltht;; ; ,, of the city of Gl-necster, dealer and chapatis, to surrender, February t, a, and tti, at ten, at the Hootball lan, in the city of Gloucester. Attor toys, Mr. George chiltou, F.xelsequer.Othee, Loudon; and Mr. W. C Wind, Gloucester . John Hoskin, of Liverpool, in the comity of I.nneaster, straw-hot nianuflicturer, dealer and chspinan, to surrender, January ~ ts, op, and February iii, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Forrest, Liverpool; and Mr. Wiudle, John-street, Bedford-row, London. court-road, in the county of Ifiddleseit, coal-merchant, at twelve, at Goildhall, 1.01.1190. February 1. William Lord, of Shipstoompon-Stour, iu the county of Worcester, druggist, ;TO( Cr, dealer and chap. titan, at eleven, at the UniCtien lon, in Stow on the Weld. February 6. Williirtir Weetwortb Dracharups, Bennet Sm. yens= Moreau,* and Peter M‘T.i;t4art, of SußVlElim e , hoodoo, inerehriets, dealers and Appose% at tea, at Guild - . 1 xll, Le, don. Feb. 6. William Wentworth mi.., of Suffitlfe-lane, London, merchant, dealer and c.hammin, at ten, at Guld. ball. Feb. 6. Peter fiPTaggait, of 51•Iro1k-laue, London, mer chant, dealer and titapmsa, at ten. at Guildhall. Feb. td. William Williams of Oxforit-siei et, in the c o u n ty of Middlesex, linemdraimr, dieter aid ellimuian, ,t twelve, at Guildhall, Lor,lon. March 1. George l'orcaa, late of Leadenliall Market, Lou. don, poulterer, at twelya, at Jan. to. Atexandyr Russ, late of the Miuorlm, London, merchant, at ten t at '(.nddb.dl. March t:6. Thinning Seaham, late of .Craalc, in the county of Kodiak, hanker and pedlar, dealer nud chaptuan, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jan. st 7. .ttithony German and John Jephsan, of the tune and county of the town of Nottingham, hosier, crittot• sellers, dealers and chairmen, at eleven, at the Floods Bowl, in the town and county of the town of CERTIFICATES—JAY. Mi. Clement Stephen Richiushroa, of Cain:irid,re,ie the county of Cainbriclgie„ Retell-draper. Jaroca Foishaw ' of Preston, in the county of Lancastir, linenAmper, dealer nod chamitan. Thome; Etherington, late of LYwreucc-Pountney-lane, is the city of London, broker. Joseph King, of King-mreet, in the parish of St. Paul, C'o veld-mirth ti, in the county of Middlesex, silk-inereer. • Joseph Bishop. of St. Swithires-lane, in the city of I.ondon, nwrelinut, dealer and chapman. Thomas Em nest, of &Mit-gardens, l'pckham, in lit, rei r isi, of .t. Giks, Camberwell, in the comity of Surrey, mar ket-gardener, cowkeeper, dealer and ehapinaa. William Pideoek Francis, of Liteheidd, in the county of Stafford, calico-printer, dealer cud rhapons. John Wyatt, of Cheadle, in the county of Chester, calico printer,e dealer and chapinan. Lewis Jones, of Liverpool, in tlic county of I.ancaster, mer chant, dealer and ch;oiman. Joseph Hodges, now or late of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, Joker, dealer mei chapel:lly Joint Woodcroft, of Six Okla Moor, in the parish of Slur field, in the county of York, conihmanufacturer. Thomas Hughee, late of Norfalk-stAet, in the Strand, in the roanty of Middlesex, wine-merchant, dealer and chapeau. PRICE OF STOCKS, TESTERDAY._ Bank Stock .. .... 3 per (`rat. Reamed ' ibit 4 per Celt a - te l l 14 I.oug Annuities Indio Bords • I die par. Examiner Bills • ' is. is. 344 prem. English Lottery Tickets Consols fur 64 iii T. HISII, Stuck-broker, 4, Combat, and g, Charing-cross. PR le F. Or IRISH Government lle)rtitnres, Govt•:unntt Debeliturtot Governtriest Stock 01 STOCKS, Doc. 31. • 3 per cent. 71; 5 percent. 94* 5 per cent. 94 U 1.0140 U iDre. s*.) 9. DIVIDENDS .1 an. 26. John George Thomas, •f Great Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk; hueu.draper, dealer and rhamnan, at three, at the King's Head Ina, in the Market-place, in Great Vermouth Feb. 6. Joseph Greases the elder, of Gloucerter.lluildings, Walwoetb, la the empty of Surrey, issoramm-brake, dealer and chapattis, at one, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 0. Ceorge buns, late of Stephcu•strecf, l'uttenhato. COURSE OF EY.CR Amiterdstn 35 7 3 V. I Ditto at F , ght 34 11 Rotterdam c. f 11 29 U. Honbunsti 34 4 ell!. Alton* 34 s gO. Paris Ditto 1 V 34 4 Bourdeaux .. 24 4 Cadiz Madrid 4l) effective Balboa 3‘sl Leghora Naples 49 Genoa asiLiv.Ple. Venice a. C 52 Do. lad. AN017.,. JANET Anv 5. Lisboa 6o °Fort° ..... Cork at:LI-tom. 1. a. Portugal Gol.l is Coils sad Dan per as • o 0 Mettles's., New Dollars Siker is Bats New Lewis (each) 0 0 0 AO) on thr Baal of Holland, 5 4 per Cent. BIRTHS. At Delwin 1101111 e. Scotland, On the 30th Dec. Lady Moir Mackenzie, of a dattehter. On Saturday, the .it lett Hon. Lady G. Stewart, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Friday Int, the Ist brunt, at Gainshorough, in the county of Lincoln, by the Rea. James Futbergill, Charles Tennyson, Eaq. Minister at law, .mood son of George Tennyson. Esq. of Tealby Lodge, in the souse county, to Frances Mary, only child of the lute Rer. John Hittb,u, of Morton, Linenlioliire. On Sunday morning, at Rtapiston, Jas. Overt, Esq. of Bristol, to Mew Chivera, daughter of J. Chtvers, Esq. of St nplet Oil Thursday lint, at 'Leonard Sts.nley, in Glonregtershire, Thomas Thomas, Esq. of Giansrafon, Cartuartheuahire, to MIN 4 Thome., only daughter of the Rey. Thomas Thomas, of the I raw place. At Richirioad, on Saturday, the 2d inst. Capt. James Sharp, of the Bengal Establishment, to Miss Chiron' Darell, yontigrat daughter of the late Sir Lionel Dwell, Bart. Thursday last, at St. Georee's Hunorer-square, by the Rey. Dr. Marlow, president ofSt Collegi., in Oxford, the Her. T. G. Clue, Fellow of the same College, to Harriet, load gust Milighter of the RC,. A. Daniell, of Laird, in Ire. At May Ilan, near Inverness, on the 14th of December, Capt. Alexander Brace, of OW ..28th, or Stirilogehise to Miss Elizabeth Grant, youngest daughter of Peter Grant, Esq. a the Woad of Jamaica. On Tuesday, soth l) r. at St. Panersa, Mr. T. Kings bury, of Union-place, Lambeth, and soa of Rer. P. ilbrm liingabery, of Southampton, to Mina Anne Mandell, youngest daughter of the late Mr. W. Mandell, of Bath. On Saturday, the With alt. by the Lord Bishop of Win. cheater, at Tandem, Surrey, the Rey. hone Ogle, Rector of Bishop'a Waltham ' non of Sir Chalon.= Ogle to Elisabeth, third daughter of theßeY. Edmund Pouliot, Prebendary it Wiacisester. DEATHS. Mrs. M 4 4lillienddy, wife of Daniel M'Gillituddy, Esq. et Tinley Ireland, winter tothe Rigid Right Hon. Lady Kinsale, and to Heenan Blennei harmet c Eq. a native of Korey, at ye,. sent confined upon a charge of high tmion , is the Vatted Mates of MOM-leg. On Sunda,. morning, at his bonne in Lower Breuk-stsret„ Ccoeral Leland, late Misobet fur Stamford, and Colonel of the 64th Regiment of Foot. On the jd Mat at his butte', at Mouthan, Robert Donald, req. Monday afternoon, at him howe in King-street, Vfetttatlne .ter, in the 74th year of his age, Mr. George riarbollrair„ Locksmith to His Majesty. December Ora antis, at Watilitieh, Mrs. runkedni %via of Lieutenant-Colonel C. N. Cookson, of the Royel Artilr.r7. At Linlithgow ' oa the cr,th Dec. Nonni Smith, who., hat barn driver with Mr. Markee, on the Stirling coach, for tap . worth of fifteen years; sad what to very surprising, be has accumulated MOUPy and property to the see ant of fifteen haudret) pounds. This sh•sis • I.al our in that satiation may do, if careful ; he had never bees , kutowa to be a day or anfit fur his daily employment, till three wells lieute his death. HIGI KATE*, TBZS DAT. AT Lommoicsalvos; —4l Nita after.... 7 I Bala AAA .• LONDON Printed by O. AVIDNON,Ifo. 17, Pukes court, Boer-owess, C and pabltatted at to office, No. IS, Ilse% of It. CltalbeWe% Cbwreb, Strait* br, fiTl'Clt, of No 1, New Belton street, Long-Acre Orders, fl e. fur this Paper, mats the Office, port paid Win IN duly attuudud tv . aloe Jar& Al Me Law Niti letiti 1 i:oti Sabi Tay 4Atb Nut •iu I r~