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• . 3P44)'1: . • ROYAL DEtA:Er., AIDIESSEUr BY TUE 41.!Tur.iii: OW/MINIM, JUNTA or THE kIN.U.I). E.) ALL Till: caIuNCII.S. a Ever since Spain, io the 'year 1795, laid down the arms which sit:! hail taken up against the Revo lutionary and Regicide party in France, and drew closer her relation , at h that Power, by the treaty of alliance of 17LiG, been no less reliv,iously observant of the stipulations of that alliance, than patient in the endurance (dell the numberless evils which have therefrom resulted. Under all the 'Literati tttt s of the French Government, which changed its swine without altering the cie-enee of its 41.11// tions and de,tructive system, as well under the Directory as dnring the Ctnisulate and Empire, Spain has respected and recognised the rights of an independent nation ; and her alliance contributcd to the glory of France, always in the expectation of overcoming, by so i4 eileimus a proceeding, the boundlcss ambition of the French' Cabinet, or of the arrival of the !moment tiO much longed for by humanity at large, when a less turbulent Govern ment should be establiiihc,l iii that country. None of the posterior event, cau,ed any change in the determination of Spain ; neither the tisurpatioub of tie Emperor of the French in Europe, nor the total neglect with which the interest,. of Spuia were treated by France in her conventions with other Power..; nor the personal indignities otfered to Princes in. allianoe with or related to her 'loyal Family; nor, finally, the preponderance and want of lion reciprocity which were toitinfetell iii return for ttee ittecabant coutles,:ension of the Spanish Go- •'." ..... ti. would he a task too laborious rind prolix to enumerate all tae grieranees of which Sil3lll has to complain. In the course of a few yeari, she has seen the King of the Two Sicilies, the broi her of her Sovereign. dethroned ; has seen tier own intr. re.t aliandusted at Amiens, the Cabi:,u of Paris consenting tine she should lose the island of 'Frn dad, though it,hitil ',mortised the contrary, in re compense for her faithful cu-operation in a ruillollA war, solely undertaken for the cause of France : she has repeatedly seen the independence of Porto gal threatened, in order to furnish an occasion far mottling subedier, involving in her differ eocea with that power, Spain, who, with extreme. regret, resolved to pursue a line of conduct contrary to the real sentiments of her Sove reign, in order to avert the total ruin of that king dom. .She him seen the French Government im periously esmet the recession of the importaint eulogy of Louisiana, with the intention, as it has inure iipoeared, of traiimforring it, for a pecuniary consideration, to a tided Power, without the know ledge or contest of SpaM. She has seen given, as the only. moompence for this Hod other expensive anridoes, and tor the States of Parma, of which an Infant of Spain wits deg:oiled, the precarious pus= session of Tuscany to the Pumice of Farina, wit% the intention of depriving him also of that in the sequel, under the pretence of ussizning him a new compensation in the north of Portugal, which France neither had the power nor intention to nerlise. Finally, at a more recent .peried, when an 'direr Favourite despotically ruled - the Monarchy, dialer seen his mutt ambition flattered with illusive and plausible promises, in order to her own dn. etenilwrinent or subiugreion. 4 ‘ On the other hand, the duties imposed on Spanish coininteLe in the ports of France, have been augmented beyond all bounds, whilst the in demnities due to the Crowe have Leen coustently . refused, and every remonstrance upon the subject totully neglected. In the mean time, Spain qui etly .delivered up her squadrons, and placed her troop at the disimsal of France, opened her trea sures, mid consented to the payinmit of subsidies. to prevent a rupture with England, which, never theless, she has since been nimble to avert ; and notwitlistandiug the ridiculous ostentation with win, I, the French Government vaunts, that one 4.r its vriiiiiiry oNects me to aggrandize and recoups pe:ise its Allies, Spain, the must powerful, the ni.nt faithful of all, has tutu sacrificed, impoverish .... ed, au.l treated worse than ! • perfidious neutral. • " So many and no great outrages amid injuries must have long -titre opened time eyes of the Go vericrierit. hail it not unfortunately been in 'the bawl, atilt infamous author of the treaty of i79fi', Dun Manuel Cedni. The wicked policy, the de • Isructire,ood insatial , lc ambition of the Emperor Napoleou, beheld with pleasure the depression of Spain, *kit was thic work bf his howls, and of the absurd conduct of the despotic fovt urite. He at length drew aside the veil which thinly covered his designs, .amid boldly resolved upon the destruction of the reigniog family, and the desolation of a ge nerous notion, that had sacrificed herself for France. Ile deterutined, within his own breast, that Spain should not remain independent; and he set to wcrk, withont, however, clearly seeing his way to the attainumot of the end proposed. Here coin viewed the ,scene of iniquity ; the plots, the atro cioos peddles, which it become recessarj to put in proctiee, to burst • usunder the ties of peace end alliance, had to violate the respect due to So.%e reigns and States )• nod the considerations of „ra tihule frequently avowed. The Emperor of the French studiously fanned the flame of di,olosion, which the treacherotot in trigues of the favolorite hod succeeded in introduc ing into the boson' of the Royal Family. Ile watched the Asvourable moment, •and caused au microns armies' to enter the Peninsula, contrary to the moot solemn conventions, tinder the pretence of their proceeding to the in igbhouring coasts of Africa, to execute plans of attack against another enemy. Ills troops, by the most notorious breach afoul), occupied the frontier fortresses, under the pretext of precautions sod measures of policy, purely of a military nature; and, whilst a treaty was going on at Paris, with a Plenipotentiary in the coutiSeace of the favourite, for the dismember- nieut of SpoSu, the troops of the Usurper advanced townrd7 the capital, in order to intunidate our misled fiovarriFits, and compel them to follow the example at the House of Braganca. Theee wicked deign wort rendered abortive by the unexpected revolution Of Aranjuez. on the 17th and 19th of March. and no sooner did the spantn n.n►n+ abdication of Don Carlos IV. elevate to the ti►mue of his ancestor.; his eldest son, the Heredi tary Prince. beloved I.v his people for hiv virtues and misfortunes, and tie object of their sworn albs- glance, than the atrocious comp . of Spanish inde pendence changed his course, aud resolved to place the eminent in a atate of the most lamentable or pliancy, in order atterwerils to seise it us the prey of his utelatiou. 11 Alt the assistance ad his worthy satellites, and by means of the basest imarigue, he enticed the young and adored king cd Spain to Bayonne, under the pretext of desiring to esubnice him as a fried(, and to recognize hint as a Sure rtigh.. To that city he also drew tile ttoyal Pa rents, the brothers, amid relatives of the present King; and 'avid wing mill in a proscription equally daring and usicaampled, forced them to sign an il legal mid illusory repunciatioo, and foolishly thought himself master of a thrum!, whit h he pro faned with his name, mai that of his brother Jo seph Napoleon. " His troops, composed of assassins, his t :encode converted into u vile banditti, covered untie tunate Stein with blood and desolation, and, with au arro gaitce peculiar to themselves, treated patriotism as insubordimiatinie Rational honour as stupidity and barbarism, am.d attachment to their lawful Sovereign as rebellion and perjury. They pillaged our towus, vialated our virems, profaned our hemples and IMP cred images, treated with disrespect the very. God whom they pretend to adore, 41141 whits they im piously cast at their sacrilegious fret, and talked to the (punish( people of happiness allli regenerution, at the time when they were laying waste their fields, robbing their churches, pillagiug their horses, en deuvouriag to destroy their constitution, their laws, their nsages,and intending summate tlieSpaisishyouth serve in ellitias, and to employ the riches of the it-' lion against other pacific and friendly possers.• -But the national patriotism and valcur have com.founmied the pride of the Usurper, defeated Ins armiea,.teid, with their frnitt erect, and covered with laurels, an• pursuing their implacable enemies. All site pro vinees have armed themselves in defence of eoyust • cause. !Some of them, beforeahr ineiallation of the Supreme Government, formally cl. dared war against France. All of them atonally rosaisienced, and are still carrying on, hostilities &meeting herosith the greutest ardour : and there exists not a Spilisierd elm hiss not sworn in his heart to conquer or die in defeiter of his uoutitry, limo Ktug, his religion. " The Supreme Centre' apd eloverning Junta of the realms of Spent and the lattices exercising the -Sovereign 'authority in the mime of their be loved King and Master, Don Ferdinand VII. mut in that capacity recognized by the whole nation— declare, that aim* the end., of April of the present year, the day upon who it the soverreirety of King Ferdinand VII. his faaalmno, aio I imelepentlelice, and tilt! august dignity of the whole nation, were ialainotisly im • ilted and viola:Fel at Bayonne, all time to., which malted Spain tin foe rreuch Govern meet are broken off, amid alai ill treaties of every descriptitm, antswot mid mod, rmm. iii.istrol with France. They coasempieittly an d 1, 41 _ timilate all capture' and other suensuret t , that have taken place since that period. norm all acts authorised by the law of itetimie m a stale of war ; anal also a ll an d every description of hostiiity ClollllllilLell by the proviticee eitileettiely, or vivate individuals, in the struggle which they hate led to sustain sepu rately till the happy moulted of I•ett illt!rit 1111:011 ; and they declare, in the most tmolenes untimer, that the Spanish nation is ut war with Frasier, since the elmoviatismastioutaimpiedi of the 20th Of April; nod that thiwtaar, the most just that a notion ever Ma t:tined, will iw t'i't mlhy sea and by land against the Etupemr of the French and king of Italy. and against his states mei eubteems, • while the latter, during the tit opression 'they- tat our under, are aiding and abetting the dissents of the km:leer:sal ot.preseor. For Spain, which has Iseen herself compelled to take up arms to dermal the august sligaity of her be loved Kimig, and her hationul independence, canine tie.ke the distinction wimich she would wish to make between the aggres,ive Gore-nutria of the Empe ror Nepolemi end the French nation, until thev shall thettaselves open their eyes and meaner their mini:kat diguity. " Tlie Ceased Supreme Junta also declare, that the Powers now grolming beneath the oppressive yoke of the Emperor el* the Preach, may preserve with Spain such relations as are* not incompatible with her just intcresta, twit are eonforiniable to die principles of natural equity, as long as they do trot commit any hostility, direct or indirect, against Spins. They fetidly declare,thet they have taken the oath, in the most solemn manner, tuot to listeu to or admit any proposal for peace, unless their beloved Sovereign, Ferdinand V 11. be restored to his throne, and millets the absolute integrity of Spain nod her Americas be stipulated us an indispensuble condi tion, without the dismemberment of any, the smelliest, pudic* of her territory. They conse queutly ordain, ,that there shall lie contruuMeated to all parts of time dominions of Spent, at house and abroad, the necessary provisions amid regulations for coliductiim their iletimer and that of all Spanish s u bj e ct s , aw l for carrying on offensive operatious against the enemy. this the Council will attend to timid carry into etfee, eo frr as it is concerned. (Signe." , •:" FLOM 4 BLANCA." " Anoints, Nor. ."" • - The Atlantic, 01151 the.eonourfrons the Baltic, is arrived. She part:: t h e duet on Zhu sfith ult. in a gale of The next day she saw two vessels belonging rt. it captured. by die Danish gun-boats. Tut GREATEST c,Aonce °WK.—The Par chmer of a Single Ticket in the Lottery, a Inch be gins on Tueaduy week, has a chance ttl gtiniug a Prize of Mae 'Noticed Thousand Pounds, or even more. Schemes gratis, et Swirl' amid Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poeta-qv, Nn. 12, Cltvetsa-Cause, amid No. 31, A LIMATE Mitt-STREET ; where Tickets and Shares are 011 Sale in great variety. Buy only a Sistecntb, aid realise WI. Inc Automat. Buy otity as EiKhth, and maim lion!. ditto. Boy may a Guilder, and realise E,Sool. ditto. Buy only an half, and realise I,4otil.ditto. Boy only ol'ultrt, suit mediae 4,sucd. ditto. Tu ettlahhnit such deairaLle Chimer; or the el melee in favour of the Purchasers of Tickete and Shares, 110RNSBY and Co. solicited the Giant of I,uoo Tickets f run the Contractor, which grant he cheer fully devoted to the Public, and he feels partite. lady gratified that it is appreciated in the most handsome manner : It is obvious to HORROR, sad Co. that the Tickets will all be disposed of before the Drawing begins ; for, exclusive of the usual Chances in a Lottery, the above are in addition.- 26, Commie's. anti Sr. Masuastfa-HILL, 80. rough. NAVAL L TE INCE. . • roaTsmotrro, vim 2. Arrived the Escort, from a cruise, and L'Argots, from Co k. Put buck, the Riagduce, liuuml to the West In dies.—W hid W. PIAXOUTII, DEC. 1. Suited the Trompeuse. with a convoy for the DoWns ; Thescu# and Foxhound, ou u cruise. DO~'L'M DEC. . Came in the sloop Lin CelithCodlitig, of and from Loudon, iu ballast, for St. Michael's, most of her sails being blown away yesterday in the after noon. She took a pilot ins board a *mall distance to the Westward, to brim , her for the harbour, du rim; %Inch the master took an opportunity to jump overboard. A rope was immediately. thrown to him, with winch lie could easily have recovered the ves sel, hut by anuld not arail himself of it, and plunged directly under the water. We hear he hut left a wife and family. It is said he WAY brother to the Cod ling who some few years back was hanged for scut tling his ship off Brighton. DEAL, DEC. 2.. Came down from the River, the Alfred, Teak, for 'Madeira ; Minerca, Gray, for Matte ; Pursuit, King., for Jamaica ; until Lancentiose, for the River Plata; and remain iu the Downy, with the Alio as per last. —Wind IV.S.W. DEC. 3. Come clown from the. river, the Mary .4ane, Loudon, for Jameiro, and Sir S. Smith, for the Cope of Good Hope., FROM SATURDAY - A - 16117"S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Jolla White and Jusepla Etuersuo, of Bribtul, lead•mer (Aame. 11 us, Is t, iratt._ _ . Barbara Moon and Thomas Webster, of Manchester, braes-fonoders. Nee. 30, tune . Rubext Hall 11.1)411 n Jobe %Visite, of Bamford, NoUbsghatn, blesehet v. Nov. I:., I som. John Buster, se,. and John Bowler, jun. of Newcastle with r- toe, fitallord, hat-man ufact prem. Sept t mt. Joseph Brandish, t)C11 twfore of A leester, Warwick, but now of London, Eergeon, and Gtorgr Jones of Alcratcr, ■er`cor. :•or in, taus. Thomas Hatt nisi Mike Burkitt, late of Cheapsitle, eta. liotterg _1)( c a, P4OB. Jobe Feolon, Peter Fenton, aildJames Donaldson, mer- chant,. Jane JO, 1888. J.arnit Bratikey, Ftijah Waxing, and Francis fidsrarits, of (;,...eurt,Statford, rual-masters. Nov. 19,18:19. SanuKl Harlow and Robert Dark*, of A shboru, Dcrhy, lirs,..foun.lics. Nov. g 6, loos. t.corae !Uri, and William Painter, of Pembroke, shop kerprrs. A u;ual s, tarn,. Alexander Writ;lit and James Midges, of Salisbury-lane, Bi rminielscy, Surrey, cooper,. J uly 4, Ito 4 Thomas Lovelock and W. Bacii tt, of Hampstead. Nov. g 9, istm. Julio; Clarkson, of Wiiki.field, York, John Hallilay, of Thorium, IVakclicld, and John Hanson, of Alverthorpv, Wakefield, wuoi-ireribblers. Nov. Jo, land. BANKRUPTS. William Stauley,of Manchester, innkeeper, to memender, Deena,lore iu, co, and January 14, St Iwo, at the Sty; Is., Maucht eters A ttornin Mr. John Robinson, :Mancha:kite; and Meane Lyon awl (oll)er,Gray'a.lan,l..mthae. Without Dian, of KinsttMesitenot, Ituandl.mstore, Middle sex, shopkeeper, to surrender, December 6. 13, and tarmac/ 14, at t.,n, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Helme r Dorset-street, Ilalishary-square. . - Thomas Crunch, of Cucktiellf, Slemett. veer, to semen dee, litectulf.fr 6, so, and January 14, lades, at Gtaildboll, Loudon. Attorneys, Meters. W. and J.Alteu, ClitionTs• Lou, I.ontion ; and Mr. Stufte 'Tunbridge Wells, Kent. George Remington and Ale xander Remington, of Oxford-. street, Middleitex, cabinet-makers, to surreader, Deventh4 r 'a, 17, at ten, sod !amuse. 4, at one, et Guildhall, Loudon. •tturney, Mr. Richanil Renter, Reif LitifOrtmare. Joseph Pass, 1.4 Malta( 411 T, butcher, to onerenflgr, Ths. crustier d 3, 44, and January ta, at t term , at the Gritho, Manchester. Attorneyx, Mr. tic:.s.ol Vc geI.IMUCk, linty ; and Ylessrs. Elukclnek and Makirsou, of Elot.court, Tem ple, Loudon. tYilliativi Tilley sad Wrightson Cremmactd, of Leeds, Stafford, airman, to stinceuder, December 21, at three, 21, .mi January 14, at eleven, nt th e C rown i nn , Stone, Staord. Atturseya, Mcsara. Barber and Brown Fetter-lane, London; and Mr. Astbary, Stone, Stafferd. John Capper and John Llallizate, of Sneaky-Hall, fleet bath, Lancaster, rictunlkra, to I.4llTelltler. I)PeCtllbtr 12, 11, and January It, at two, at the Pt idgewater Arms, 31111Cliell ter. Attorneys Mr Philip Hum!, King's.Beetch-HMIk, Temple, !Arndt; ; and Alcamo. R.R.and C. Jackson, Man (looter. Cornelius Kenoortity and Edward Kenwortby, of Stain land, Halifax, York, , niton-spinaers, to surrender, De cember t'), 20, un.l Janata y ta, at tact, at the Palace Inn, Main-luster. At tom., 3fr. Sant ticl Edr, St. Ann's alley, Msnehester ; and Mr. "WM. Edge, Inner Temple. John Diem. of Stockport, Chester, mone y- scr i vener, to surrender, Der ember 14, IS. laid January 14, at eleven, at the Coach and Humes lam, Chester. Attorney, Mr. 'laxity, Temple, London. Leads Alexander, ef Halifax, Ytrrk, rnoney-weiiver.er, to sorrel:der, I 'member 151, 23, at the 01.1 Cock Inn, Halifax, Ynk, and Jan. 14, at ten, at the George Ina, Huddersfield, York. Attorneys, Mr. Bettye, Chaistery-lame, LQ121,011; and Mr Greenwood, Huddersfield. John Bound, of Salford, Lancaster, dealer sad chapatis, t• earmarks, Dere'Ave tit, v 3, and January 14, et three at the Palarc Inn, !Manchester. Attorneys, Afe. Thoma s Milne, Manchester awl Mr Edge, Inner Temple, 1,114141011. Josieph Meld, of Manchester, grocer, to re. ermaher tg, 20, and January 14, at too, at the lilac Lion Inn, Ilangsne.ditch, Manchester. Atioraeya, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, Loudon ; sod Mr. R. Manchester. Gerard Davis, of Barnard ('lunk, Durham, cottim•inson far-tame to Our reader, December 19, at tat), 13, at eleven, at the Linea Hl ad Inn, Barnard Castle, mid January le, at ai t atearet dee Tallagto Bishop Auckland, DurKiiii. Attor neys. Vitioss. Wharton sad Dyle, 'l's mph., London; mud Mr. Thomas Wheithin, Barnard Castle, karham. Thomas Waal, of Rochdale, !.master, stationer, to sur render, Decesnlier v 6, at form, 27, at Arrest, and January 54, at for, at the bloc Ball Lim, Rochdale: Attorneys, Mes.m. Shuttles, orth, Rochdale; and Mr. Edward Cliippindall, King's Bauch 11 alk, I Aiiidunt. I)IVIDCNDS. January 7. William Lora, of Cheappide, London, ware houweioan, at twelve, at Guildhall. Janaary fs. William 3lorris, or Manchester, leatherfieller, at two, at the Royal Oak No, Manchester. January; Tboitras I Hint, of Hedbiril.si met, St. Paul, Covent-garden, Middlesex, tailor, at cloven, at Guildhall, London. December 6. fleoininin Travers and James Vedette the younger, of t.tin eu-siroct, t:braiwide, Loudon, sugar &Mara, at metre, at Guildhall. Deeendrer os. Richard Green, of Itisiiimagste-street, Lon don, jeweller, at twelve, at Guihlliall. December 24. William Husby, of the Strand, Middlesex, battle, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lonilaii December gs. William Busby nail fedi& n ill, of the Strand, ifigklkwex, hatter, at twelve, at guildhall, Loudon. December 44. Charles Milk, late of Noxtan , Middlesex, and since of the Colonnade, St. Pauen. , Ilidilleves, baker, at tea, at Guildhall, 1A14.141:01. December St. William Parr, late of Lower Sluidesll, Mid dlesex, grocer, at twelve, at !union. December 24. Timm/1111 Maxfield, of Lewes, Sussex, grocer, at to elve, at Guildhall, 1...111110n. Di rend, r .:4. Bleb:4rd Drook.t t, of f; reek • street, Soho, ehresemenger, n t twelve, at Guildhall, London. December SG talwyd %fawn, of St. James's street, pa. • of St Jaws, ,li4diesex, hatter, skikk; Gnddl, • !I, ],undue. ( Abler . G 00d• la Of kin fr it' A I 0311 .‘, Weattninster firWge•itinni, St. Mary, 11.vtatith, thither. nterehuht, at eleven at Cuildf,ll. Lin ion. fl un b er L . . 7. Stephen Rall y , late of Batato:, tai;os, ct eleven, at the Cavil.' lint, Bath February 7. Chalks Wright, of Aldyate, Loudon, tuh4rea Met, at one, at Guildhall. F e b ruar y 7. Aleaander Arbuthnot, 111 Itieltant Ilrxclso late or Philuot-lane, I.ondon, and of Biranegh.uu, um. .haws, nt one, it Guildhall, London. D ecem b er • John Peacock, late itf kinatlnmuroa.Hull, an &chant, ut eleven, at the George tun, liimghtuai-upwl- Hull. DetrMber 24. Robert Williams, of Oxford-street, sex, straw-hat-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon. dun January 17. Robert Dalt, of Maresfield, Sussex, cupL waker, at ten, at G oddball, I .ondoit. January 41. John Haby, Narrow -street, Litneltotise, 3liddlesex ship-chandler, at ten, ot loio:ou. January 7. CharbsChard, of flirt, Milburn, Hidilleaea, cht mist and druggist, at tea, at Guilt:halt, L u ad oti . Deeesabsr 3a. Thomas Jordan Hookhatu, of New Bond street, Middleasx, hoolissiller, at ten, at Guildhall, Los. dun. _ _ _ 6. Samuel Pears ' or nrma .treo, AM(1041, buireman, John Watson, John %roson Owe )oungur, Joseph Si Aeon, of Prt stun, Laseister, tottun-anarataqa, rers, at ten, alCeildlialt, London. IN-ecoliet ja. Thoui ts Grump„ late of Westminster-root, Sill re% , tinniest), at mie, at Guildhall, London. !sonars: L. Julia Greenwood and William Grimaldi, a Old hood -sheet, Middlesex, auctiorkstra, id 4111 C, la Guil.l - I.undon. CERTIFICATE-Dm 71 John Catiry, of Ha►pers, neat Culne, Lasaa6ter,e a r ice ., i , ' nuticturer. MEETINGS OF CRED!TORS AT GUILDFIAI.I., ..... Tll. 31011.118 W. AbriliSlO Saunders, late of 'Fottenbana-street, 31bldle sex, boree-de.b.r - - t William Fly and John Fly, Croy dou, Surrey, and 1.0'2x-erre, Uiddksea, bnekl , qrrs - - 310 Tbontis Goes, Hackney-rued, 3liiblleatx, apotheeni,, Tit.ttitAft Junre, late of llatb Holborn, looling glass tueuufArturcr - - t DIVIDENDS. Robert l'otlier, New Bidisi-street, Middlesex, seer- . , chant - - - - Aleaonder Arbuthnott and Richard BracLen, late of Pitilpot•laor, Lowitms, and of BO inorgh , ou, Incr rlimitß - - . Ilfdlornsßrown and Julia Yuxtn, Jerm)u-str...tt, St. . - , _ JAIIII.S‘OI, eilo 411 .• W , I0:( - Vl ' Lliiiiiil Winter awl Thomas Farrell Ka)., Lung-acre, lacrrucut Jaws !Judson, Waling street, I.undou, eterehant Issues Gruyere Nicoll, Iluldstn:tb-street, Haekury, briekt.l%er • .. . . . JiHO I. Hostler, late of 11:petutt-Ctolt , Mr, Cambridge - eltire, farmer - M Ft, ell, tete of Exeter, Devneelt ire, jewelter Joseph Get ty, ()xt..rd • kir, truntitongrr Junepl, Bland owl Julie tinttertitwaite, Pea-court, . - - I,uutleu, VUEMISICC -br.,!ters 111 • ii.l, n-rootrt, i.ntolon It obi. Ihiertay, ft mitt Geo . ev't--sts; et, Mattock:, Lou- _ . - don, tailor - - - Sprorcr Compton, hoc of Nen. stall, Eishowate street Wid t, Lomlon merchant - • _ . - John 1)066(.8, simper - Fleury Lewis aud Wdliam Chambers, Rathbone-place, Oxford-safest, Middlesex, t-hopt.eepers Julan Cruintall, etapbataa-road, St. Nutty, Lambeth, Surrey, carpenter Winiant Abataleast, Leirester-strect, 1...m.144r-square, Mhleltesex, atraw-hat-mauttfacturer - William Pullen, 11:1Sesex, it rlirblltse* r I:net2- butcher - - . - - Samuel Cartwright, Maiden-Lae, Wued-street, Lon don, hosier - - William 'I, idiom, Marlow-bridge, Berkshire, Jesistr esti dwpaisau Thomas Whit:, 9otstbw3rk, Surrey, hsber4Lither - George Da'.is, Cruktinursi-street, Leicester-fields, 11, ueu,draiier C ERTI F I CAT Jolla Smith, of Liverpool, Laucaatel. raerebant. Thomas Rivlop, of :tariaingltaas, N eswicic, plater. Robert , Critlitba, of Lleweuy Fatal, Beillaa, Deatieb, lower. Jo. Lou M.... of I..ceits, Yogic, timher-merchont. 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Ub Tuesday stabs, HP. 19th ult. the lady of Lieutenant . Colonel the Hen. F.I. Planket, Coldstream Guards, of • so. , Om the Lid nets at Ashford, Kent, the holy of Hrigadne. General De Hottest:mug, of a Jan:Oiler. MARRIA<Jr.R. On ThurFtlav, the Gib nit. John Brown, rs q . or Castle tin fa, near Ilneton-upon-Treitt, to Ann, the ytowlyi drogliter t.f ‘Vlilium Saps', of Suntbada, wiz Co Lancashire. Al St. George's, Ilintorce-,eve, on Thursday toorni - .C. by the Rrr. WsNudism %Vattern, (Intim Andrew Esq. only son of Admiral Caldwell, to I 'harlot le Ann, daa ewe of the late,*aild sister to the prcrent Sir Alt.' , Hart. I)I'.ATIIS Mn Syntes, aced at, rt lint of the Rey. ieretnicalt of Rallybegg, county Iliekiow. On the ±±tl ult. at Gran...semi, of a paralytic strrlr, :lairs Nandi, Esq. On 11w t tth alt. aged 77, the Rev. Peter Hawker, ft , of Woodchett r, is Glow estershire, and fnther of the Peter Haw krr, Rtctor of ll'uottou aad Otterden, At Falkirk, on the tuth ult. rifler a settle till., three mouths, the wife of t.'aptain Faletnwr, and wirer late Sir J oho Gordon, of Roth°, itart. of the Seorlet fever, Hens ietta, youngest dattr,hi Ralph Itycrrter, Esq. jean oi I iallgruse, &terry -•_- • • - _ HUGH - RR I Mom es . miler.. 3 i Ern 43.-11141. aftar. LONDON Printed by C. D IVID4I/N, Nu io e% -street, Red published at tbe 1 No. 1%, Burk of vt. ("lonic • admit, rAnnut %'H IT C., of same plan.•—••nr.rs. for thig ) seal thr 011ior,;post paid , be duly attoads. iyugo• tf i to Tho. go sic it, IN , c lui th, tb ltcr of i l tt i c. • " Uti.c, L r • p. Al Tito 'Ti4 to LI Bra