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I . .. .--r.~- FRO3I SATURDAY NIGHT'S a4227T1 AtiiiireinpOjrare, alagitst 29, 11107. Copy of a latter front Admiral the Right Honour,lde Lord Gardner, Coonsandesuin-Chief of His Majesty% ships and vessels in the Channel, Smash , gs, he. to the Nonnutablv W. W. Pole, dated on board His Majesty', ship Villa tie Paris, off Ushant, August 21, 18 .7. Sta—l inclose herewith for their Lordships' in formation, a copy of a letter which I have ju.t received from Captain Malcolm, uf the Narcissus, giving an account of the capture by that ship of the Cautela schooner, belonging to the Spanish navy, bound from Rivadeo to South America with tits patches, which, it appears, were thrown overboard during the chase. The pr:ze has passed through the squadron for gucland ; and the letter for Captain Malcolm was fonveyed to me by the Rose sloop, which I sent to munine her. I have the honour to be tte. GAIDNItIt. Hu M.:.jesty'e she? halcosus, Attica, August 19, UM. Me Lotto-1 ha►e the honour to inform your L, , that yesterday, after ten hours chase, so Jar. L 5 deg. 39 min. N. long. 10. 20 min. W. I captered the Spanish mar of war schooner Can tele, pierced for twelve guns, but only carrying six, and twenty nine men, commanded by apt Joseph de 'Toledo, a Lieutenant in the Spanish tray. She was charged wigs dispatches for South America, %voids. with her guns and a boat, she threw overboard :hiving the Liiase, she sailed from Rivadeo on the 16th inst. and was bound to the Dearest port she could get to. Sct is a fine copper bouoused •essel, perfectly new, being, her first voyage, sod sails well ; is wall Lund, and appears calculated for His Majesty's service. 1 have the hon. tut to he, &e. CusaLrs Mat.cotst. To Ow ight Honourable Lord Gaulocr, drc .te s. Copy ofa letter from Vics•Admiral Rowley, Cu .iiiianldr in Claim of His Mitigated ships god 'vistas in the Downs, te the H•tnottrable Wiliam Wellesley Pole, dated the dlith Wawa. Sta—l have the honour to transmit, for their Lordships information, a copy of a letter which I have receiver& from Commodore Owen. giving an account of the capture of a French coercing sloop, under circumstances, which. I have no doubt, their Lordships will contider highly creditable to the officen and men who were employed in the Clyde's boats. I have the honour to be. &e. B. S. Raw Lev. Clyde, off Fecsov, Aaiun tar 7. Sta-t--I this morning observed • coasting sloop passing along the enemy's shore from the westward, with a very light brebte, and iskiered Lieutenant Strong with the boats of this sluop to intercept her between Ypont and Fecamp. She ran on shore near ni.t former place, the bat tery of which opened a fire on the boats in ap proaching; blve was, Uesidts, defended by two par ties of men with me.ketry, one Slaiinred on the beach, the other on the cliff., as well as by a field piece and 1110/111T• The fire of musketry was sil.toced, and the men disp rwd, by a few steady Tellies tram nor boat ; z . ugh i t were rtr IRA in several pl.tces, the sloop was towed off w t em a ni4n on cur bide being hurt. notwithstanding the tide Forced them to coo. w..ii :.er u e Moot the batteries at Fecamp at point blank distance. She is oausel Les Trots Santry, of Caen. laden with Plaster of Paris, and hound, I believe, to Boulogne ; but no papers were found on boatel tar. 1 cannot praise too highly the condua of Lieut. Strung in this hula affair ; and I learn from him With the greatest saristaftion, that every commen dation is deserved by the other officers and men em ployed. 1 hare the honour to be, Ice. (Signed) E. W. C. R. Owes. ViorsAdenind Rowley, due. ice. The Honourable Rear-Adrniral Sir Alexander Cochrane. Commander in Chief at the Leeward l-lands. has traiismi•ttd to this office two letters which he I:ad received from Lie•reunut Stewart. ening Commander of His M 4jesty's shop Port d'Esp.gme, a:.l Lieutenant Er :syn. commanding the Eclair Schooner. The former givii'g an account of tl;e capture of a Spanish privateer, the Merced •, carrying two guns and two swivels, with this ; y men, in the Culph of Paria, on the ti:h of Ju:ie I tst, by Lieu tittant Hall, of the above sh.np , with tw:nty-five men, in a Itnocer disguised AS a neutral. Lrethe nant I Lai, an a very c, nl ht.avell.Arlner, Li.; the privateer on board after t xdrangi,ig musketry, and receiving the fire horn Iwr gu:,.; and his cundua, as also that of Mr. Sutherland, midAripaiati, and the seamen and marines einphyed un the occasion, is highly recommended to notice by Lieutenant Stewart. Tao men were wounded on the side of the captors. 'llse privateer had three killed, one drowned, and three wounded. The latter, stating the capture, on the 9th of the Same month, off Voint Cedar, rit a Spanish' armed row-boat, manned with ten men, by the cutter of the Eclair, commanded by Mr. Dividion, mid slripman, with six men ; the crew of the row-boat mating their escape on slu.re at.rr au hour's heavy firing, Inc Rear-Admiral also stater, that another row boat privateer had been cai Lured in the Liulph of Palle by the Attentive gun yowl. MIL! rARY PK f) 14 1 /TIONS. II ar-Vbet, ,14,put 29, 1 , 407. Oth Regiment of Four—\l,.j•,--General the lionctemble Lomoad Pittoae, from the ht lo at Guard., to be Culotte'. Cooheenistst of a kttt.ll.oa, •tee tJeuelat Keeley, deceased. sl AI; . _ _ _ Lieutenant C.olor.el James Kemp, of the elet Foot, to be Jester-M.ste , Geoteral to the It seteloa is Ameitca under tat eontmastda3ir James tirtsr ! ! B. Lteetenant-Colottel EtlwArtl R.yroa, of Oat. 411, Garrolon Bat lotion, to be Adjutant-Geoeral t the ao4 rotors lac Royal lood•ot atmotts of Milani, signet/ ee ;in 31wjaiiis Casessistionet, er..t, J.., d i , Ran Rev.. a. Hatria, Lk. be Lw•utcnant, vice 1)e I).auLialva. Ict..—dlitel Jun/ 16, 18.1. 'enA•avl, Gaut. to rave Ilurisprouvute,l %%se•. • W- t RPg‘meitt. I:•p, en M C gibtaast, 'lce Iligginion, ILI, 1407. hs Volnatiwr Cnrm, s:ned ►p UM litskyty's C., *. 4 Lieriessour, for the r a l p 4 Laredidatial AM' Ceseees-I Ina se Voi mums. David Maclean to, tie Casein, vise klieg, re- rfrlirl %chant Tent Williams to be Lieetesent, trice Nisi:43N roosnnted. Ensign liii•tity With to be ditto, vice Crouch, solianed. Mules Wetiants, Gent to be &sego, vice Watu, pro. Renard FAhrosii Simms, Gest to be ditto, vice Williams, pm misted. Escise•Offiee Volunteers. Ensign !Tetley Lorsibeater, to be Licutensat, vice Winbolt, re.fpittl. Ensign Ge"rge Slabrenic to be dine. vied Groves, resigned. Wrlli.,m Nwho,,, Gent. to be E.n..gn, v.ce Leribeater, pre- Wtil.ant St Croix, Gent. to be Luisa, eke Seabrook, pro moted. 9th Regiment of Lqesll,•,nJon V,Aurst.ers. f.reutenant C•l•rtiel Georg. NtAtkeitz.e to t I..te.steant•Co loud CoonloaAsot, vice Ilankey, deceased. 11th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Lieuten.int Ja.n. 7 s Ro44Jsoit Li be Ceptain, vice Lee, re stir. d. C.,ge Robinson to be Lieutenant, vies J. Robincon, promoeti. 1 Ith Regiment of Loyal Lrndon Voluntetra. Lieutenant Jo...•ptt T;rner to he Captain, rice Cox, de- . . . - deast-i. Cuoign Ti.ontas :.I•7 4 xltt to be Lieutenant, vice Turner, pre. muted, Ensign E.iloard Morgan to be Lieutenant, vice Robinson, re- signed. NathAuiel Glover, Gent. t• be Erts:gn, sire Mayf.ell, pro moted. PARTNERSDIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Hall and Will.a.n Morris, of the ,:i:7 of Worcester tols.,cconia•, July 1, idu7 John 1) ;id Webb, Chalf inf. in the county of Glow eerier, and Thomas Coon ov•I ine, of Leckhaotptriii, ❑t the same cool.y, clothier", A 1110417, Joho Wetherell awl John Wilvto, of Eronipton, near Allerton, in the county of York, linen inaitufaclurere, Aogo , t 19, 18.7. . _ littiettilcaheivamp and Joseph Knight, 1.4 e of lonsbael. gttett, in the city of London, lace merchants, Janney 1, 18P3. G. Artall, '.fart' late Mary D;cas, Thomas 11ib b.-rt, and Ann Dical. of I.iy:•rpo.d, aaccharonie t,r, and lett...meter-makers, Augnst 21, 1007. Willi stn Wens, Winton, Harris, Tlin.tia: Green, Lowe, %William Nldyies, Jol.n M,11165. and Adam Woolley, of Luin-dale, in the par , sh of Matlock. in Cie aunty of Desby, cotton.sonin Is, August 7, 1807. #..n Carter and James %Cason, of the town and port of Sandwich, in f o r c..unty of Kam, wholesale linen acid VIIOI. len-drapers, August it, 1837. Charlotte Walker and Janice fiellone,of Rye, in the county of Sussex, butcher... August 14, 1807. Thomas ‘Volatailley and Jaseph Whi•aker, of Manchester, • fustian-manufacturers, January I. 1806. Thome: Vernon and John Franklin, of T,wcester, in the county of Noriliampten, giocers and tallow-chanAlers, Au gust 1 - Jahn Born and I..aac Salevray„ formerly n( Charles-street, in the pan li of Cli-iatchureh, in the rou,ity or S arrev, but afterwards of Faster lane, in the city of London, currier' and !rather cutter'. Augost_2ll, 1V47. %kertnati William Thomas Dulin. n( No. 8, Nes/casts-west. StrAisd. jewellers, August 3. Itlia. Ent' in Rani veNtirxt... oath Onteu —Anted as at E F Reim, rm. dated :14%; CoireSuiftu I I 1 1.oviesa t Stud BANKRUPTS _ ....... Jones Bancroft, of Guipveilliall, in the county of Coate?, cutout rei carer, dealer and cha•nra•t, to simonise Saptembe. 13, 15, a...10.'10%w! ;0, at tau, at ih- Star Intl, in Manche' to, in the count, .4 I.slicotcr. Attorneys, Mr. liolop 14... c wen, M....abetter ; aud Muss. J and R. W dIA tVarnforn-court, John Carte.; of Wee-Lynn, in the e..unty of Norfolk, •iotuer, dealer and chaparin, to autrender September 211,' at sir, del, at ileven, and o.4ober 10, at (our, at the Guild hall in &lufs Lynn, In the county of N-41..1ic. Attorneys, Mt. Harvey Goodwin, Yosits L nn ; and Mesta. Lyon and Gayer, Gray** inn-Square, London. . . . Juhu Vincent. ..f S.etning.laire, in the c.ty of London, carpeirter, de.ler and chapinan, to surrender %enteral/bet 113. at sin, 19. an tkioner 10, at ten, at (Suildhall, London Attorney, Mr Wilde, jun. Castle street, Falcon-square. ia""Cnee arlar- b of Ltretoool, in the county of Lstrzss• ter, crooner, grocer, dealer, and cliapasen, to surrender Sep. me, a nd ts e n,s er at one, at the Stir and Gar. ter Tavern, in Paradi•er-treet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr Blacksteek. St. Moldred'sKourt, Poultry. London. and Mr. James Morrow, Paradise -street. Liverpool. Georg- Madeiry, of Astited, ni the parish of Aston, nigh Rirrningtsarn, in the county or Warrick, china manufacturer, dealer and Chapman, to suireruter October Sr, J, 10 , at eleven, et the Royal Tern de-row, Ririnusgliain. Attorneys, Mr. Whately, heriningliese. arid Menu, Swain, Stevens, ling Maples, c):a Jewry, London. Turmas Weis, u 1 Vilolverlgagnpton, in the a 'gutty 0( sgaf. ford, irounvgager, dealer and chaprtgan, to +offender Seig.em. her 17, at he.. Id. , .d Oct , Laer 10, at elce•n, at elr.• Itonge of tine Jerittnetagga Aron Inn, in Sniffnall, in the county 01 Salop. Attogneye, M. Henry ►sstn, of W.I. er•hampt. 'l, and Musts. Price and Witham% Inc.i t, Log cggln'.. Inn ngl.l.4uare, Loudon. _ . W Iltant P.ll I;, of - Wen'..rnw, Idinitnn, in the enunty ter butee.et, deal•, and eltern as, to aturen ler Sep. tenth... Id, at st, 19, a.td October tn , nt t•n, at lin 'down, London. Attotne), Mr. Wll4, IVarwtek•alu:re, Newiitto. erect, Lond.nt. Dtvinkt: Ds. September 21. John Hue, of South Shields, in the c , u.it, of nurh.m. Iturli-duper, olealn citavann, at eloresi, at Henry kkonu'o, the Rose aa.l Colima bin, in Sown tib ,IJa. Septentia, t 9. John Smith, of Wolverhampton. in the COUWY or Stafford. hosier, deaier and chapuran, at use, et the King's Ar.ns Tavern, in Derhe. October 3. William Windom', ist . Guildford, in the county of guriev, b.itc•ter, at ten, at L 0114016. fi pitenther 23. Wilkens Lewis, Tord,gar Irmo-Work, in the county of Monmouth, sitopkeeper, d tier and chairman, at eleven, at the Bantam: r 45510, to All-SainessLane. an the city of Bristol. Seirteinh r 19. Ge.,rge Oilivant,of Manchesta, in the esunte I.aneaster, tne,e:ie dealer and chasissaiy at two. at the Bridgewater Atli/5 Lra , Nr kfanehi-ater. se o t em b ei gI. Joseph Wise, of M.trichester, in the county of I,soc,orter, cie•aismscichaor, floater and cbspman, three, at the Bridgeaater Anne lon, klancherter. September 22. Wellisin GallatO, late of SheptoseMlallet, in th,:c ~,,, ity ui Somerset, deader and chapels% at ee sett, at Gen-ge Inn, in SheptreeMallet. Se v ieisiber :3. William ILI Wat,un, late of Whitchareh, in the county of Salop, money-scrienser, banker, paw, dealer and chaptaan, at eerets, at the Elephant and Cards iuNewpott, in the county of Sa ka p. Seirteruhier dl. JAM Trams and Richard Travis, both of Prestwich, in the county of Lancaster, b!eachen, &tiers, chapmen, and Copartner., at eleven, at the house of Richard Wright, known by the uacse of 168 Palace lime, so Market stront-lane, Islaoclissmr CLTIFICATES-3err. 19. George Blunt, GI Lit In Carter-lane, Doctors' Contemns, in the city of London, whisker& grocer, dealer, and chap. man. Xtlitruss "'menden, of the city of Chiehener, in the twenty of Su ore, brazier, deal reared Chapman. Joseph Drawn, 01 Burwardsley, in the county of Chester, et :marefrer.e, dealer and chaperon. Georce U lir.utt, or Manchester, in the county of Lilecatitv, fly:re halo , e.t.a ler and chapel:Mos John Quoit Skier's, 44 Saint Swlthin'elasse, in the city of London, bruissr, draier and chairman. James Waring, of Manchester, lit the county Of Lancaster. manufacturer, dealer and chapmau. INSOLVENTS. Prisoner in the King's Bench Prions, in the Ciunty rif Surrey. tlatT MOE ica. John limo!, formorly of (tanh,n4Volk. Clerkeagrff. 444 Vinglaid•Walk. aerlteavreil. both V We away d &WAhoes, ca , l'uttr• • : "Orr'77 o ” -. CARDINAL YORK. We are indebted to a Iraq vespoilable Cense spoodent, for the followiag Account of a Charaaer whose family once made a conspicuous figure in this Gantry Henry Benedia Maria Clemens, second son of James Smart, known by the name of the Preteider, and of Maria Clementina Sobieski, was born at Rome, the 26th sit March, 172.5, where he almost constantly resided till towards the close of 1745. when he went to France, to put himself at the head of 15,000 men, assembled in and about Dunkirk, under the command of the Duke of Richelieu, by order of Louis XV. With this army Henry was to have landed in England, in support of his brother Charles. But though preparations were made for embarking these troops, though once part did aft ally embark, not a single transport left Dunkirk Road, and Henry receiving intelligence of the issue of the battle of Culloden, returned to Rome, where, much to the displeasure Of his brother and the friends of his family, he took orders, and in 174/ was made Cardinal, by Pope Benedift XIV. and iftetwArds Bishop of Frascati, and Chancellor of the Church of Sr. Peter. From that time Cardinal York, the mune he as sumed on his promotion, devoted himself to the funaions of his Ministry, and seemed to ham laid aside all worldly views, till his father's death, in I 7SS, when he had medals struck, bearing on their tace his head, with Henries's Nears Augless Res, on the reverse ' a city, with Grails Dei sed noel dolmas:es Awning's.. It we are not misinformed the King has one ni these medals. Cardinal York had two rich livings in France. the Abbeys of Anchin and St. Antacid, and a consider able pension from the Court of Spain, all of which he lost by the Revolution. In order to assist Pope Pius VI. in making up the sum required by Bona parte in 1794, the Cardinal disposed of all the fa mily jewels, and, among others, of a ruby, the largest and most perleet known, valued At fifty thousand pounds. He thus deprived himself of the last means of an independent subsistence, and was reduced to great distress on the expulsion of Pius VI. and his Court from Rome. Cardinal Borgia. who had been acquainted with Sir John Hispidey Cute in Italy, represented to him, by letter. Cardi nal York's case. Sir John conveyed this letter to Mr. Stuart, so well known by his letters to Lord Mansfield. on the Douglas Cause, and his Genea logical History of th Stuart family. Mr. Stuart drew up a Memorial. which Mr. Dundas (now Lord Melville) presented to His Majesty. who granted immediately to Cardinal York a yearly pension of 4,0001. Thus ended, at the age of eight -two years and some months, the km, iu a direct line, of the Royal House of Stuart Without meaning to detract is the least from the high merit or the Royal bounty, it may be stated that Cardinal Yotk had some claim on the generosity, perhaps on the justice, of this country. An Ad of Parliament, still unrepealei, had settled on James the Second's Queen, Mary of Este ' the Cardinal's grandmother, a jointure of fifty thousand pounds. While the Treaty of llysivick was depending, it was strongly contended, on the part of the French Negociators, in the name of that Princess, that her husband having been deprived. by an Ad of the English Legislature, of all his right as King, and being consequently, es King, dead in law, she was at much entitled to her dowry, from the day that event took place, as if her husband had been naturally dead. The English Negociators considered the point as too delicate for their Inter ference. and desired it might be referred to King William personally. The proposal was assented to, and Marshal Souther, had an interview with Wil liam on the subject. William did not deny the jus tice of the claim, and on Bouffiers expressing a wish that the concession of the jointure might be confirm ed by at least a secret article of the Treaty, William said, " What ! hlatshal, will not my wurd satidy you I" Badgers bowed and parted, in the full per suasion that he had obtained sufficient security. But on the first demand of payment, Wi:iiarn insisted that the concession had been made upon a condition which had not been performed, while Boufl-rs maintained the concession to hate been uncon ditional. James 11. died in 1701, his widow its 1718. N•r attempt was made by her heir s A law to recover the arrears of the jointure till 178 G, when Charles, the eldest of her grandsons, though he would not Ja himself, empowered his natural daughter by Miis Walkioshaw, to as in his name for that purpose. A Can was made out. stating the nature and grounds of claim. Louis XVI. by a Petition, which Vergennes presented, was entreated to recommend it, through his Ambassador at London, to the at tention of the King of Great Britain. Lostio an swered, 4 1 4 C'est sae frail& malitaresse, dwa is ae wesse plat eitiefultu porkr."—Little thought the KiNg how soon be and almost every branch of the Bourbon family were to b• la • situation no less untonunate. On the failure of this attempt, another was made. in a different way. to bring the claim Wore the King. The late Earl of Pembroke. while at no te:ice. where Charles and his daughter resided for smelt time, was in the habit of visiting them, and sometimes dined with them. The daughter. on the Earl's leaving Florence, begged he would use what interest he might have with Mr. Pith in behalf of her father's claims. The Earl politely offered to do all in his power : as for interest with Mr. Pitt. he said. he had none, nor a claim to any, but that he would try what could be dose by some of his ac quaintance who might have interest with him. Ac cordingly. on his arrival in Paris, he applied to the late Duke of Dorset. then ou r Ambassador at the Court of Versailles. who gave the Lady's Agent a letter of introdulliors to Mr. Pitt. He promised, at the same time. to take the first opportunity of re commending the claim to that Minister's layout and proteaion, and be fulfilled his promise. Carry% the Lady's Agent. on his arrival in London, with Mr. Pitt's permission. waited on him. But scarcely bad he opened the sunjsa. by saying. that whatever right there might be, and however well.tounded. to the whole arrears, s very moderate part would be gratefully accepted; when Mr. Pitt cut hies sham declaring it was a 'hit,/ not to be mentioned to the King. Carryll then consiouni• cased the nature and grounds of the claim to learned Counsel, who advised him to bring the maw let• • •z) fire the Kiefs lasek 8 67 me conduit receiving a certain proportion the snits r , to carry on the law-suit at their ow l s ri s k punse, in fall confidence that the decision ex favourable, from the circumstance that the, Parliament settling th e j o i nture had ;biassed curity for its payment royal demesnes at • income more than rival to the amount. ther Charles nor Henry, fat the propos a l , to each separately, mould agree to it. The menu in the Prench Papers, concerning '• York's bequest to the King of Sardinia, of all truth. Net PAL INTIsLLIGSNCit. ramtsmoirra, atm Arrived the Copia and Akeste, from PI; &Amami, from the Downs, with the Norte Sarah Chridama, Giorg i Unita. and riven, Indiamen ; lire Lomond, Batt, from Monte ands I other outward bound vessel convoy ; Decade and Rceircast, from a en Decade has broughtin with her the pith* which was cut out of Havre by her boats. ADC! Arrived His Majesty's ship Elephant, andiesperinue, from the Downs. Sailed His Majesty's ships Thalia, I*, .8, 'RedEread, on a craise.—Wind S. W. DRAM, Remain in the Downs His Majesty's slip cos of Orange, Canada, Rakish, and *ads, the Hermosa", vidlualler.—Wind S.W. Arrived His Majesty's ship Hour?, with; from Plymouth.—Wind S. W. MONft VIDA°, M•Y 26. [Extract from a Private Lean J " 711 e frigate in which den. Whittled sailed, arrived here on the 10th inst. " I send this by a merchant sh;p, sailing convoy. end miss 'consequently confine ml general news. de We are in hourly expeElation of oar partner the intended dance, and shall lead of the - they arrive ; arrangements are nearly corn; prevent delay, and we have reason to b..: sat The weather is very fine, but the rainy se at very soon set in. The- troops are well fed receive a pound and a half of meat, one bread, one gill of spirits, and vegetables, cocoa and milk for breakfast, at 4s. 61d. r per week. "The profusion of meat is very great ; what sold in the market, is carried out of the tot peasants' waggoes. sod thrown down by Every family in the town throws out bef( door of the house, in a basket made of hit meat as is not consumed. The Police is i to carry this away in carts. but it generally to be devoured by dogs, of which there are mense number prowling about; these anii therefore useful, and, I believe, harmless. k the town. the dogs appear formidable ; rut one in droves of ten and twelve, and look very , but on being faced, generally return to their nished meal. on the numerous carcasses every where strewed about. "The horses are good. and are not except at this moment, from particular temporary reasons ; they ate from 14 to high. The mules are excellent, about 1, high. and very tractable, and capable of under/ much fatigue. and are said to be swift. The of corn is 1 alb. daily, of Indian corn, in tb or alb. without the bask. The natives do .. the horses at all; we shoe the forifmt, and shoe all round." asislawam Thu PIM Pam . 0 pwasaftil Nord sL Isla ....• 1 4 0 1 :400 Grimy !frail IMP )1a5.1A661/1 edition x y recovered k an e x . would p e . tho.,Aa tied a, auseell" 11111 an yearly But nei. >NC YIL>< was n u d e The state. Thu Cardinal PriftB PIM . are void j. gel be pro 1 ion plot!. 1 rosy 9.8. Il jo r or.r ible lAkk i ilymourh ; aGiabler, Mn Tree, Uri Laos Locklow ( !wee, a Ex lute which (5•0 tte 11;d er , ; elan under The Closaeso 114 ; )4r. Taylor, Mr. ot SY; To seeded :or r Mr. 3/entio, a f 2usup, M. 10. Fh•firo v ia.iwarroo, 1 lord 9S. Ast'LLYl hip. Aix- Prim dis 1 01 " 111.0 TH r t s Z e V si usT 49. oaniewoo s COLIvo) Of UTZ; aide, u it eh tasonu. sw ITATORMAI • • Is be el been so Nord oeke, Ice, sod Perk is abode* Ike d Mm. INOte g without 70 Weis myselo to peee IDOL N S. O's In a Gaol Ise brines is iolowesiosei r moment npleted I« MI NI sangline. THI eason rill Ittlol. MIL fed; they 16.4 p•und of /VS wield ies, with die a Awed, abeas to hear • per NW Timm. Up& abow Tbouse, 'hat is sot Thebes af own in the &Owlet Waal The Deis • rhe Way. limobefore this ds avio ide, 'GA Tlvestre, and supposed Towel--bar. y remains .e an im- DA NOZ imils are .ITON N. ithnnt e‘ILW ad e roo after rem iry hurl rry Scree! %muham i heir unfs. Okla are 40 1 :11XI swim, t scarce, and very Ikea' L S I IS hands lbeeesee4 14 hands weObjeow tea , ndergoiag ef er this ration ILL. This the busk ; imwees, not shoe llasoblesdon and shall semi nlw Iliik:11 - --- --- - - -- FEICK OF STOCKS, SATURDAY. Rank acid' • 239 11l 3 per Cent. Reduced .. 3 per O. Consols 42131 NEW 4 per Cent. 6 prr Cent. Navy %it bowleg OS Long Annuities Imperial 3 per Cast. 621 •Il .••• I Milo Annuities °minor% India 60049 Exchequn Bilk par Is. ram. I Eoglish Lottery Tickets 9lll. Ma. Ml' C 014411 for etii IS ..... T. $3130, Stock-Broker, 1.0621 No. 4. Conthil. sod 9,, Chafing crest. IRISH STOCKS, Avo. 24. 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Esq. of s dasqbee TIMM' On tho Seth Assume at S r. plashed. new DoWls. the Siam 1 ieroesd LI Hon. Lady Men Thum, of a eon sad hear. 62 ar , t . At Morn/ars, seer Dublin, as the IS hugest. the Lai? Feei l r e of Col. L'Easssisse, of a . . of 20,000 St rit I AGEII. • 1 3 la Hi Os the 12th instant. et Oreathaso, LINA SlNien Gee iennueup don. of the fiat Seed Regisesie of 11444 SIP MN St"; I.l•Fartens. eldest itesikeet of James WAN% 1101- w Vi R. i Nairn Grim. wear.facestheis. le i NA On do 17th lomat, et St. John,Hoektme. brie Sec. war err J.J. Wation Ofietise Camay Sap .00 a the tea. Chants body u m Carta, of Sollholl. Wannekiblee to Ma Molise' / 1 " 81.71 the IMO* daughter of base 11qpeloy, Ail &plea Paine' m I Out Tkenilay. the VA Na tant. et listield. Pews; Di". 'di es Dill by the Res. iris. Tooke. F.lt S. Me. I%olto, tag. of WWI 4 1•14ei *ea Intl, to Amelia. thltel anisbiar of Me law ilesual Saone, Zia- head alai et Cries, la the muse penek.• tau 4 d uu asukce a 1 HIGH WATVA. THIS DAY. AT LONDON-Sltlig; that a g f ig. Mons .... 0 mist. Am ..1 i tea.... S 7 min. 5P0r....1 Bain hoe a LONDOPI:PriaIed b G. DAVIDSON. lie 1)*" '- se court Ane-etreet. Covelalhaeduk. sad at • NM IN aim th e 044, No. IS, beak of Ilt. Cheat's Chanty, Saud, 6 Its. M. is I ' W. STUCK. of No. Sew Ilalegram_es laft-m„ wh e ih mi Orders, lc far fail Pape, ow ear in Unlaie (Om P" %Mar. ho SW he Sib maid N. --.4.---