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F . IMPORTANT SPANISH DOCrMENTS. ADDRESS or THE GOVERNMENT TO THE IN. DABIrANI S or CADIZ. •••••••• The Freru•h squadron bus surrendered at discre tion, relyim; on the humanity and generosity of the inhabitants of Cadiz, as has :dready been male known. 'l•he measures which have been pursued have prev..nted oar squadron from sustaining the least dosage, nor 'have the forces employed to re , duce the Feeso:h squadron sustained any consider able 10113, and the etfosion of blood has been Ices than is a combat of tan small armed vowels: the loss in killed does not exceed four men. The French ships, their arms, soil warlike stores, remain at our disposal, and the prisoners taken will he exchanged for our tmnps. Nothing of that kind could have been attained by resi-het balls, or similar mesas. Had uo measure.' of prevention been taken, which require time, our loss would have been much greater. I therefore trust I have acquitted myself in u manner worthy of the inhabitants of this tour, who have given tile so many repeated proofs of their conbdence :Ind respect, that I shall at all times en tertain the highest sense of the approbatioii with which they have honoured my conduct. But now 1 demand, exact, and ordain, that all ciliturbanises shall Cease; that every thing shall re veto to erdur ; that all potent's, according to their different ranksand stations, shall submit to the Con stituted Authei..ies, who all depend crow the Su premo Coaticil of Government, at all times solidi tptes to promote the public welfare, and to•pruenre the best alliauces and means to secure a successful issue of our ninlertaking : let the leas-reign, and sll arbitrary proceedings be avoided. The mos enlightened and civilized pellicle on teeth disgrace. itself be demanding the ricath of any Miro-Anal. Ts. Geld of battle, where force is repelled hr force, kinthori:iesisloiw the effusion of blond, which is other wise illegal. The Covereign himself is not waster of the life of On offrapirl, sinless he has forfeited the sense by the !errs of his country. These Maws orolithit in all Countries, even among the most barbarous notions, sedition and distil,' - spices of every descr.ption ; we are bound to obey and respect them. This is the only means to se cure is . snotessful iasee of the contest in which we ere etiguteed. and not to offend either eind of fists, br the' Sovereign, whine sacred sights we have !MOM to defend. In eerier to avoid an unnecessary multiisliestion of otrhlieations, I•now edam.* tbe Friorh, who re side in this city. The Supreme Council has used fords you! the. utmost lenity cud respect ; after haring taken the oath of fidelity to the Spsn'Zi atiaa, won ace permitted to remain in this (-tin try, end 'your property is respected. Cadet"( for *hi; rateable Messing, you should not br which destroy the bosom that gave itlicsu On the contrary you are briend to ohm Rse utmost loyalty and respect for a Government which treats you in so generous a manner; by such COOthict you will net only avoid the odious of the good i habitants of this town, but also obtain their Should you act otherwise, dread their justice. they will mulish with the utttnin rigour, sad the least Mercy, even tateetings which you tray Iwild among yourselvi", and disloyal to n n e / mi. obi :11 you may mal:t use of in opposliie to our cans , . Should any One of von be far slew Oil or reasons:. tint to 7..11*(1 it out aecontit of its equity and justice, by will full a victim of his wickedness r pride. Mottos. Cure, Palle is, 11104. 4Dpitiss TO TUE PEOPLE OF CADIZ. The commotion, more or less violent, which has lakes plate in the whole peoirunale of Spai.p, been of eminent service to louse us from the state of lethargy its tshich we indulgcd, and to male us tienuointe.: with our rights, our Rimy. and the invi olable duty which iv e owe to our holy reli 4 ion, and our Monarch. We wanted sortie electric stioke to rouse as from our paralytic Nate of inactivity; we good in treed of u hurricane, to clear the atalosplicre or the i risalul,rious vapours with which it was loaded. Fortunately t l i only autolote which could save as has proved efficacious. It is, however, necessary to know, that if the isseof hemic remedies b • col JJ JJ Uril, after the good efiect which was expected from them bar been &manual, they destroy, annihilate, soul Shill; that excessive efforts hying on indirect dc lality. which is worse than dittett weakness., because the very principle of strength cinaeiaterl.— .--Beuce it is , that although the . powder ferns:int ' which kits pervaded all the Trounces has liesa of considerable use, yet, if not checked, it will ern: duce al state of putrefaction, or, its other wools, prove e:ttrvinely destructive. It is nec'eseary to re torn to order, and to have contittence in the Magis trates, who, from their knowletb4i, studies, and ex. perience, are able to deliberute, combine, and de finnan* as •circumatattom alt All direct. Without the moot intimate kitiwiedge, the wisest arc liable in, and how Fan a snob possibly steer clear of I.r -' appkwhich is mostly guided by sh e cr i es o f women. aulg boys. Iffit ;tat restricting myself to this city, I really believe that su these ob.orvmiens are perfectly use. less. because the, inhal.itxntr of this city are sows enlightened than any other, on account of their tterle and intercourse with other nations. There are but few iiioto its this city, who are merely suidrd, as it were. by itsirtl in g; and mooch smeller is the number of tho.k, trl try their vicious bits, tan only exist in r," l -,,,,i o a w ssitl disorder.— These few have been joit.t. i i b y ie ieis of the neis4ll - districts. who for the holuteir able and glorious service in which we are engaged, nor apply themselves to reap the plentiful crops with which Providence has beets pleased to bless us. Them are the men who. have not looked out for an other employmeekt, them that of disturbing the peace and traminglity of this place, and of preventing the rest sit their:habitants, nuy, the Nla gintrates, from perferming their dirty. They are well known ;and unless they amend their conduct, and all fireigners withdraw to their differcut they will certainly be punisked. pusefl persousWll heohligrsl to take up arms; they who are not able to bear arms, will he employed t or ot h er purposes ; anti boys. neglected by their parents, and women, who raise the hoe and cry, shall he p • had. The troop., the whole m en , the sword of justice, and, above all, God himself, who avenges the wrongs of those who misuse his mercies, outhotise and support me. I mike this known, that no person may plead ignorance, how ever disposed l shall wiwal a feel to fallow the dic tates of humanity and mercy. It ‘i iii never he lily wish to punish, but I at 7111' tuna., !n happy to eorrevt. Cadiz, the EitliJuae, iso.. THOMAS DE MORLA. ADMIRAL. ROSILLY THE SPANISH ADMIRAL • CIOLANSLATIOX.) "On tmard the ITcr.s, in the Bay of " C• rir ATN4EN CULT., Cadiz, 1 tth Ju::e, ISOS. " 1 nod myseif compelled, in ren,equetire of the nouns Interristu'r'inal toe, to give up the dart nailer my emnoiniiil, without resistance ; scene; that at is the interest of both .eitmos out to destroy the ships '• .I.ltloungh ”sur Execilciicy lias not antienneed to toe, that the rivets of the ships under toy command, as well a. their property, should he rerpected, I sheolil rerlion t•:s much in Swoosh kn. 44444 r, aid the knows treeerissitv of pair ea a arbitrator, to eutertaii• say fear ow those sui4rets. 1 request that your Lacellesiey will truly sand a few troop. at ta. t , that the crew' inlay eve . sate, ship after ship, in taller to as uid the esinfusiou which has ou such occasisiia taken Oar.. " Accords's; to the Low of War, I request that von sill remit, tic 1.11•CUIV pOSILII6I.III for tar to bend an 1/ilictir to His !tiajcs4 thu Emperor of the Fm each, in order that I may be enabled to give him an account of the treats a loch ihao taken place. " I hare the honour to he, with the highest conaidcrstine, year iscellesicy's rest husit.le Sift:mitt. (biped) •• ROSILLY." The Supreme Couoci. of Government has c•om mumestrd to the Council of this city, en Edict, which is of the following tenor:— EDICT. DON FERVI!CAND VII. AIN ta Of SPAM AND Tnr. 1%.• D 4 AS, ANIL IN NIA I , C VIE TSIA.SUPIEDIN LOUACII. Of 110%1IDPINENT Of uorn, ' • • In onter to carry into full cfrect the Declaration of IVar apitnt the Emperor Nlipotenu 1. decree, as follow. I. Within four days from the publication hereof, CTery FreMCl6l4l44 ' or perusal who 'trivet under the Fri-tich banters, an d r thoneuess tel tiajoy dig s:lossisees of the Spa melt termite, shall 'pre-scot litiatieif no this capital, at the Chatalier'lin's 118ter, ono ,title his oterlitration and, atter takca the. oath of eikgianee, be shift teincia flee hoorah tneertntleat, ivrel 1111 the privileges which per tain to boa. Asti the seine shall or sit ether places and cities, and niecaded to either hy.ll.e :taws .if Govern &nett ,or CJoils.• Colliketl, *late the (wooer shalt tot yet have been Ile Evr.ty Fresehatri, or other permit', who h - ts ;nerd lirdtt the bonne lof that natio and shall Out pilltent sett fear ay.. as aforesaid, shall be cdissAfeeed as riser.: destinies of reinasuit% perre:etey Preach ; aid all him pi operty, of thaterer nature or description it utay 4 c , shall tie confiscated. 111. All inerthaats, and all other persons who hare in thr:r poeirosion, on any grosii,•l nr t.t , e hatirvec, any eiroe.e, Mints, or effects belowging to tra..chineo. r it...persons who h .vo scrawl melee-the 4- mode behaves. -shalt eseep Os na their poeuession, awl out date er theta un Muss et heee.,g accountable fur the name) til thr) 8644, *oh. • tour stake n deelir•hohlupoo e....1h the. sad 104 tete*, and deliver to our Exelicauer, and all remora who ofri-No kgaiaii: this order, shad Ise prosecuted occur, og to Ise. Lies so the Hoe .0 Palace of Alcazas„ in 5.V.114, the 7th Jaw, latin.--ify cennin Snpre, k .e . JIP.t ! 4 e BAUTISTA VARDO, See. MANUEL MAMA *UM:kit, Set And in At dienee le time mud hilvet me i.,jinkethrn, Council ii..r pta,:e eedr.• 11. nat.. to 1* 011.1u/bra out. pg*teel in ennui plant, Jae nitt4Ce 111.1. t..e Cutt. or Meg. lbetihat .r.iit the Dienel• litho re, In, Item, • alb Ile day to wake tit r appearenrz, esti carpi/ ettli Swim Si n• • Cadiz, Jose 0/* JrA N DE nttw DE LANDADVIIN, ISt SI& Luu JUAN Di. LA %%AA P SADVI'AND,Utt, ed See. Ti!,L11:411011 Jt LT 14. Monday last, being our annual Water Fratie,ge nerally the Narrow Waters, that beautiful Niece of water. t drayttou awl burgh flab. was caner+ • ed with boats, Lurgts, and other son:lit craft. At one o'clock, three boats started far thstrirrief cap, viz, the beau, of Vartnouth, built.this year bi r. Los ell ; the /7whia, of Langley ; and ;aim. Forfar. of Norwich. The contest fay between the two former, aid %VAS woo by the 11tH. by a shwa die ' tance. The lisienry , r of the stather drew an jut turn., number of spectators, who fined the Wdosers, and added lunch to the beauty of the seeue. The boats' crews dined at 800r...* ; after. which they. sailed back to the bridge, where the row ing-mutch of :is-oared bouts took place. Fonr boats started for serer hats, one of winch, built by Mr..tiough ton, jnn. of 'Whitlingbam, near Norwich, took the lead, and continued galling upon the others dom.{ the who:e of the Instance. which was three times round the Know!, but ()whiz, to its being built tin freelt water, the crew was nut suffered to carry away the inlet, and the hat■ were given to the second, which W3S a -.shake boat, belonging to Gorletdori. No serious accident happened during the whole 418 y. • VEGETABLE . PHENOMENON. .. Many thotriaust !venous. in Norwich have latoig been a:iitssel with seeing an extraunliaary vegeta. tile phertu,mcunu, in one of Mr. ItuBEIT flsa- Rinsi Melds, at Uratonidale, Norfolk • a thistle, a very common , one in that neighbourhod, the car dams iimians, in growing with an unusual luxuri ance, has attained sue,: a variation in size and form, as to be the subject of general conversation and wonder ; its height is about four feet, and its stems, instead of being rotu.d , is flattened into a breadth of several terminated by • longitudinal bunch . of compressed and imperfect red flowers.-- The cause of this is not diflieult to . .splint); many plants and even branches of trees, under cirennistanyea favourable to rapid growth, as same the sante appearance of inonstrosity f • this is frequently the case,aad war particularly so in the late spring void) many esparagiis plants: in the present iw,tanre, probably, a limp of immure co vered the spot where -ties plant %rew, or where prew.iblv the seed was eletaleated last year, end the esfeitordinary warmth and moisture of the begin ning of May so touch favoured a luxuriant growth, that ten or twelve stems sprang from the not, and in their rise, favoured still by the same cis. cuinstances of wiulleth and moisture, kept ep the salow luxuriance of growth, and coalesced totte ther, forming one eat item asigifore mentioned, on %%Inch the isniges of the - different individual stems may be easily thieed. wed which is fUrab4lt contirmed by the broad flower at the top being divisilde law the acme nun.'..ti of dower* as thete are line. of Aeon under it. SPORTI.VC IYTELLICENCP. IBUltr MEETIXG. fromeLuoso.] liSDlerfU•li, JVI Y 6. Md. h for 50/Lr. Two miles. Mr. Biggs', hr. r. Itovriu, by Ambrosio, 4 years old, lost. (Mr. thinlai• 1 Mr firicibur.;•rxrry bors.: • (;rivaaltli,6 years old, Ilst. 7 lip. (Mr. Chi in4itte) 4 1a 1 au Crimabit. Sotriuttakes of togs. each, with sons. aided fur bursts o miles and a bolt (a Sulisenbers.) Sir 11. Limit...coil's b. re. Ploo,g,bboy, by Vuluuteer, S y:, old I .11. t. Jib. (31r. If.lir.ill) Mr. Price's rh. g. Stain...but), I. yrs old, a feather (Mr Draper; Mr. br. mare, &tow, 5 yrs old, I is:. (Mr. Certuattir) Lven betting. betwees Platirliboy and Bronze. 20.:41 tare. The longs. Plate fur hoes. /ex. Titre, miles. Lord Egremoat's b. Is Coroptis, by GoLonna, 5 yts uW, I let. Alb. (Mr. Douglas) Mr Goo Morn's gr. b. G.iurabli, 6 )re old, list. „db. (Mr. Gent:slut) 2 r. to lun Canopus. Woo easy. Match fur noes. Two miles. - Lord C.lll. Somerset's b. c. Whit•• Hose, by Betting bunnigh, bust. (Ir. Germaine) Lord Egremout's bay colt, brother to Medley, toot itlb. (Mr. 1)outls%) ECM belting. %%ue by a head. Motels fur sort. Three nr.bs. Mr. 11..11ctt's elt. m Ji.siess, by Ambrosio, 3 )14 OW, 1144 •Mr_ (::rinaitie) Mr. it io.li's ch. ls. Tittiekerper, 6 yrs old, trot. (Mr oi.-.,:1; Won by a week. hatch for wigs The New Mile. Lord C. H S,,w rset'eb.e. White-Rose. ley Begins/be r 0046, 4 yr, 041,94. bilk (Mr Gerutaiue) 1 Mr La ; horse Kuec- Geckle , 5 )12 old, I tat. 71. b. (t 7.. Worrell) Wow .(ry any. Plaudiesp Plate of solb Heats the New Mile. Mr Sixes br. r R.A4r411, he Ambrosio, 4 )14 all, tort. 11111. (Mr. Liud..a, Lord 114;etauut's bay cult, Ltrotber to Medley, 4 yrs old, t at. 61h. (3.r. Douglas) 3 2 .Sir 11. lipt.iarotes ('bsiserood-One, 4 yre old, lest. OM ciVoresll) Mr. Cope's b. g Nettle, aged, get. 31b Rosario toe favourite. Won by a brad. NAN'TWICH EETING. Trinasosa - . .3( LY 7. Sweepstakes of ;or. cub. fur hurses.fte. of all yrs. Threw. pile heals. `rabseribers.) Mr. Leigh's ha y cold. Builder, by Aluureock, s yrs lb. Mr. .utiv'q cr. f Ts - leery, by Dapple, out of Fairy, J )191 old. Eat. 316 sto • 50 !loaner ; after the: heat, s te t he woo. Eat PAY. f :fty ponitea fir an aces. Four-mile he,ts. Mr. Smith's h e Phichutuonist, by Beningborough, 4rs o'il, Nor\ 3 1 Geary.; urosmeoso‘i h. Cloy Kin; Iliadic', 3 ' , mould, u'catle? (I retired Jul:. 9 15 111 Lord lllli usb. f. Sister to Buce:.halai., rs frailier The sistirr to Thirephalas the favourite, she ran out of the Conroe the second hest. LA MBERTON SI F.El' I.N G—SCOT LA N eursna t, LI. Fifty Poem's for Mee aed fuer-year olds. Two-vile Armes. Mr. Fletelwee be. f. Lather, by Shuttle, yrs old, hl3. 7111. (It. Frails) . • Mr. Storey's ch. c. ,•:Inglrir, 3 yrs old yst. 716 la Nu betting. Wen easy. Met& for ew r e. Two oftes.• Sir A. T)ort's eh. f. by . Mork', Robert, set 'of RosoliteL by Voluutter, i•st. (11.; Sowed.%) Mr. Bot Or's b. f. by IWtp.-.1., oat of Louise, by Ayes, sat. j..!. Walker \ Lion easy. werinrittaV • fifty Parade rut 01 a‘tit. l'oitr-ouile boats. Mr. Collreswasich. h.& rwaton, by Star, i yrs oW, set. 31b. (J. Jitkeiat) Mr. < br t rather, ayn 711. Ib Mr. St 'n y's brLy A rebduk r , 4 old, ‘ - st. 51b , e 3 ob, t tio.K. The first wa s a riot) beasbetwent Streams.. and bother; but dm WPC DWI was was eat!. k LLSO RACES. At this tuiretivn,, the two sM. Plates vino won by Mr. naliOVUll . ll ch. ki Streams, by Star, 3 yis ulil, Iscatiwit, sewe rs/ utbcrs• WAY EXTRA. petwoftiouise ri SST ovrotsa sirrrito. _, t.. Can.r.kioets'a Pagoda.. :st. !Ob. spinet General tirosvtaor's ;st. A. 31ite, loop. It. n. Wednesday; C Banbury's Agars, ost.clb against Lord 15'.. H. Comodob's Abodaoni, 74. 14. b. Imo-yror Olds' Comma, !'n .p. IL ft. • Tharogtoy, Mr. Stutlteepeer'e Moog*, lot. elh. erthst Sir C. Tareti'il Juck, est. Tru liittair utiles of B.C. Soup h. ft. MOT:Mtn IN 11.1: r.TING. Lord Darlitsgton'e Rubella agent( Sle (' Tlirarr's Jock. let. 71b. each, scroll the Fist 2 , we. Itubtos the !snow its ----- . ' —...••••• - -L. STOCKBAIU(...I'. It sICES. . • 'MIMI 1 , AY, .11.9. V 14. • A Plate -f -00 Fir H. I.4r:Aneett's Chtrile.ancl.Our, 4re 1.....4 I 1 ~ .orn Mr...ltarrc iV. col% Iry Skyißeeket, apa • a Mr. puttee", 1$•••y 1.419, 3 v 5..... ........ 3 .41 , Mr. &cup*. (:•q•etilti, 3 Ir. ..3 8 A Sweepstakes of I irviratimiasill. • Mr. Binititosaris, 4rt :....... . ; .... a.).....• •' 0: 1 1 Mr. Doregior eamerl • lartAtter to 311,330, 4 11 2 Yr. Jaak• pained aM.e. by Trumptirp Mr Poets:, name., klias.lrilu. ‘ 4 y0t0...•....1. « 4.441 4 3 Vt. M. asortiti ergo by A ntlirlpsia • ' 43 dr Mr. W. iloosuir. Quarter-mu. of Portsmouth Doc!-yard, is appointed Boat-builder at Chat ; sad Mr. Hai Walt. IS appoMkti Bit tl-bisla er, at Portsumath. %ice lit BELL. det wird. . Friday evening, about seven o'clock, a corpulent elderly Gentleman. passing through Cheapside, was suddenly seized, it is supposed, with au apoplectic fit, and till spinet a !scraper, which entered the fore part of his head; the ;wound was .severe, and had the appearance of being fatal. A tieett►enaaa passing by, recognized him to he Mr. Resorts. the Magistrate of Ratcliffe Highway, cud kindly undertook the present care of him. The forting of lox fun for the last two ar three diva were highly gratified with a regular proves:. shin made front tlw purlieus of Cow-Crore4through different streets about Clerkenwell, Saffron-1 in, into ( kiry'whia-laire, to celebrate the wedding of a nightinun, of the name of Slttitiii. with au aged dame, a dealer in crier meat. He war mounted high on men's shoulders, placed iu one of his own L i g ht tubs, with a powdorid prey. d.tl hy a woman, wieltliirz a late pole, to dear the way, a n •i the rear brought uu by Jack littrk's man; that the prod.. iuo alundill riot he interrupted, wonseu waikr.l nit tooth ,wits of the filthy cavalcade, with caps in their hands, taking for money to complete thole revelry. luring thin prrecession, a gentleman of the name of Enwarice, lost his watch % and his pocket book containing ten pouiuls is bank notes. N.dVAL TELLICEXCE. Potcremot-rg, Je to; LI. Arrived the Lily, Captain (7itittphell, wizii di.** patche3 front Admiral Cochrane; I lardd mid Dr. s puder gun-brig., front the Down*. A great of letter* acre Ltr:tell this, after. noon Erma cite Lily; and e*terdas; u nutritive were landed ftotn the /tee:lige, ilutn the squadron off Cadiz. Sailed the Iphizenia frigate, on a cruise ; Dryt i a. Capt. lirtimitinnil, with apiecie on hoard liir this vow.; of Spain ; %Ed the Ilarleirriri, for Illyntouth. I in . i*patches from Admiral Cochrane will be ? wilt to LOll4lOll by the utail-couch this evening, oa that they are not impoetatit. rurttorm. JULY 14. s;,ie.l I lis Majesty's sloop Btoterd, 1N _one, Capt. Marklanfi. ',le Portsmouth ;• mod the i;kse:c Joke leftger, for the coast of Spam ; also the Ikni 011 R emote. Arrived the Wolf 'Jeep of war, Capt. Waller. from Juin:ties : ni.a riekk schtthier, Lieutenant Cutinadey, with the Ardent transport, from tint roast of tispi n, where they have been with released priwinera ; the Moron Ruttier, Feriws, *m u s t . Vincent's ; and the )3rothrrs, 'sacks,. from !lame: Iota; off Cape Finisterra, she spoke the ilellrPode, with the fleet fur the Mediturratteau, till well ; lists the Betsey cutter, frotu the Channel Fleet. FALMOUTII. JVLY 13. Sailed the Lord Hobart packet, with ittailf;:fot Anwri Nail? p. orl. —The Qiteen Charlotte packet,-eritb Drily frous America, is yaw air usio pan. DEAL .ittLY t. 5. • SAIP-1 thrno t zh the Dottie the Woolwich stored. sis•v. for Poroostouth ; Abraham, l'obglen, for Nlotta : and the brie of Porilmerl,SlK•oce, for the South Seas. • Ills Phil) Akre lig, jun made si.oall for " oonrot: to t 1 westward. mrerizircs OP LIt . .DITOBS, A? GULLDUALL, TO-MOKPO*. 31•11. DiMatta tut,. ui Drory.lanc, cabitiet-oakit •s 3 19 Roosuci Jacob. P•oiseit, Soul Laminae, idoliseiler t lo licurte - Newootob, moo ur hole of Both, !entailer • tlt Juku Slice, talc of Eiliumusbory-sioare, wino and biaudy-iocriiiskt - - ntriEENns. Jam e , wiiety, Pitt.street, Illaikfriati-cood, tiat otatiofatittrai - - ... l* Step to bill, Biabops!,ate-iitreet, oil mad to!anst.. sir. - - to Jaiuts Doe, Bus% lase, Cannon-a:roe, increlinnt lu Wi!!!-ain . Hart and Samuel Turucr, jun. Lutbkary, Loudon, w:acluiusesion - . - - 10 ' CrRTIFICATEt. Thomas Latet,elll.sint,haliiitrtet, billion. ftetnr. 14rol•L It...di - iglus foysia.lu, uf Levi. 1: arts, ' Luadoo, mew ti•lllti. John Mamie, of liiiag-attctt, Covent-Garde:, MiddJoict, wiartr John Graham, of CLorliy, Lanraitty, and John tlarriaus. of Frescos, in fine said county, kquot•locrohauto. Lutnicl Witu.. Ail tt attack, loot:older ~ . Jai. Galt, °Horrifies habil B. Galt, of Great St. Hades'% London, farttr. • itiedniukt 31'1..nciiitn, of Great 6t. Helen's lASitit i iiie lp t ii ie wsre r. Anrabzin Jo.ms, of Batk-squa.o. Parties . , Waft. , II It -w riOCE OF STOCKS ON NATI:A:)4Y i per Cent. Reduced .......4.•• • • weewi a• isill 3 per Cert. Cuesols .. • •• . • 4 per Ciul. .. I per ( ei.t Navy - .......'ean L....1Am nis...* 1 unp...in .tuanitins .. ~....... 7a tseiti • 0111011111 P India Bonds L... 1. itili r Mine Euglisia Lottery Ticket* ...:..•, •• . ital C. Console for .. .. T. BLBM,, Stodniseolnae, . 4, Colubil.„ undo. (.lacing Croats cot SL 01: 11..XCIIANtiii, JI;1.11 13. • , . Awitter4miu.... ati . 7 * U. Venice........ Sp Diu.. e , . Bi7,lit ... 33 11 Nurke NI Itottewlain..... t i 72 V. f.isbun fk , et r 1.., • Flainlitirg!...... 35 1 stir, Oporto 167 Ahem. r. v sit% bniiiin . 4.1 t ` ~ ' Paris 1•13) . 3.13;e :J., lb !Mtn . :14 --3 r. atALLIoN. Ihmiele4llll 24 -- Portugal Giulia in Cola Madrid • -in paper. tad Mrs per oz. -- -a Milo 44 elicit Neer Doi.bluuns.. - -- -ii Pali-lino - illy:pie New Dult.ia •-• 1 .11 Inll., ...... ... 43 effect. Silver in Bail - - -. ni3wrs ...... .. 41 New Louis each - - -• . leitle.in -A iac Cent (:rww BlkTHti. On Fn4ay, at Tiporr Niugazme, near Per:mouth, the lady of Captain Samuel 11Ioetague Sean, of the att 140y.,1 Pettraa Oattalioo, of a daughter. Mont ay seNsoight, at his house is Liseulellt.lon-Fielda, the lady of Edward Jeralaghaat East. of a danehter. Thursday last, at Cuateseey Cui!are, Norfolk, tLe lady of Ka Jec.‘inghses, Esq. of At Ps to La Twitches; Esq. jau. in Stephen's• Green, Dab fin, the Ilsght num Lady Robert P. Tottealltat, of a sm. MARRIAGE• ' Om Monday kat, at Doncaster, Alr. John arras, Malays of the iiidepend•-in ennreitatmi at Dpsitarimus, is Radio& Mira, to Disi Am Cittlarld, elnia-makar. . • DEATHS. Os Wedeetsdny manias, mddetay, mad 67.11 r. Prue* 'satins, Ilmart:y a I.,alles. .7fYoek 1k *as greatly respertedby a tatmervas arqtraiiname, Sad sae tally an tssr silt nem. Ou the lab of May, at Que., c, in Upper Canada, beloved autl Imartitrd, Mrs. snrah 3lottutam, sager to the 119111 Pre. 8..h0p of that province. On Saturday last, after a seem in.lupositiow, depot, la. meated be her family sad %rads, Mrs wife el G. Marshall, of Pood.strtet, Sbt &rid, wiereitsut. Mr* M. was only marri•d at Darlinxtoti . rm lb* a ih alt la Eustace-stmt, lhrbltn , alc.l 74 'earl. Mr. Jame* Vallratr, r. ?um after his animal at Halts, from Enulsor , , in the Ye. 14.1,4 4 r1., (*.me 11141110111 a, brother to the tint 0 (4, km... IVATeII, THIS DAY, AT I 19)1S-91tI Wate.Sl usda. Ave ..9 rats • JAI r • 1' • SALE BY. AUcllU_•i: PRINTS, PICTURES. AND CILTRIOSI7IIER. • By Messrs. 1%.1!`:Ii &ad At their t.rtid Knouts, rc . o. 31, King-strict, ernid-rtudem. T 4 t- t. Pltl2oW, and following dry,. it Teo %e, A coi,,T,ioo or kit I NTs. Lift PIN e.S. Ttlt f)i ; nr.pram of Natural and Artßiel d Curiosh hos, late the trotrrty Mr Etrld ;clterricds nos( them Hugaith's Election 14trtr, the 11 t.ita 9: the ILty. %%ulna ! urh net of Stadtti and Ditto SI merit.. 11. An. tnAlit I'l I'M larai4lll.: $ An cient Artr..nr, Inlaid Japan and Alnhovo ) I d.inees. Chi"a, Metal 'l4 n, Ntab.ed (ita: a, sod' med ' miwt Trwrolim g Aprtrata., unmanteal iy Weer.- LONDON: Ptinterl by kl. 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