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not only full in every respect, but nuttily and c9rrect. Judge Fox, in o!)sersitr on this ease, stalest it a very novei uue, that it %l An. i,etio.l f o r defame Lion : after rtolittni. , th e tirlt`abstut iu the Ilecialou.- . tint., lie observed, thtit if a u,au d. fauna) I.chotat.- ter, not called on by his 0 1111;.e flyrin if wus Pip e !. lous ; but that flair ruse would not ttidaid tti4L test; h e referred %lieu' I the rehlitotifttk ille Viall Grand Lodge of irehriut id of April, Pun. Brother Johit Leeds, Es.l. Grand Secretary, informed thd'Orand Lodge. that porsoatit to their order made on the bth of - March last, he bud. leiumnded the books and other Inuni mviith, the property of this Grand Lodge, to he I,;:crit up by Brodier Alexander Setou, late Du p.ity Grand Secretary, which demand had not Wee ct,.upned ith : ltesolved, That Alexander Se wn be expeliral this Grand Lodge, and Alxsonry in geuerol. Alexander Jaffrey, D. John 1. 0 10,G.i." That the publication contains inure than is get seat on the face of the Deleiniant's de claration ; that by it, it applied that the cause of theexpul.imi was for not giving up the hooks of the Orden and that in consequence of the Plaintiff'. disobedience, he seas expelled : that it could Rot be cositelidert, that it was libellous, if a man sided contrary to the Society be was a meialwr of, land was expelled that Society, to *tate the tiet ; anal alluded to the case of eipulaion of a 1111* Olasef of 4 club, for not paying his toth.enption, awl the publ.estion and distribution of it amotig tate imensiters ; that the special demagog was kid in the Plaintiff's declaration, it was not tuaterint, appearittir the piiMications were wade in di..- .dairy/it. of the Defeiiitaiit's duty that it could not • bi therefor. I Aro 114 a libeLy—(Here liesionpared it to tlw ease of Sir .lollit Carr, tried iint,linig ago ust d aid, yen tnieht extract ;diet out of hole wri4 if you stroppri! at partienkar tortitenees, lent tithe iu the whore context 4 ,'Tint it a t e peated bt 11w Plaintritla eved•eurea p l at th e De f. i al.e.at. (:raiksto,acteil as a Stiletto told Secre t/Iry to that bx , lx; shot lie toi,k the order of el f:01On', from the seal their pittilished it; that (Mr. (leabseno's) duet' to do so ; and that ;west' of a ,decent could 'not exist if it was. it tuuhl not be lobkird upon as a teeio4 w.th.o tne sphere rirthe ore yuu doing it. and that therefore ao -.elided' coedit be eastained for it ; that the eketteration w*. Lot sustained by the pubtication: that sin appeared out of the t/eJey. rums that the pubtications distributed ule,eraretti• wvei.sary ; that- tbertfore the verthet ought to, the eattse.shewn by the De lendant 'be allowed with costa; thus ascertaining the, tight of 11w Crawl nt Prccinisona ha 1,„4,,,,,; to expe l. th t . 3l ein h en i oho iset . coiltrary to their order. and pcovortg the nekr: (aut. William 'lratecis anoluene, to be their Drinil Cried Sr- CrCLAry. .11r. .loatiee Fe.sTctiset—" I concur is , I ton with the r..t of the Count." • BIM .t.trr ins.? *Pt s.x 4 tr:t. vcn sirirrn . . rasa TIM ',cora. tUstsfirve or A Gillet i rt. its, MILT". . .. , ILuillmeitoffillisS, Awn toUltrlt4C. . • Heflin- H ruse , Rath, Dee. 6; tans. The &missal Meeting of t ' Society was Wide,' thin flay •:--. S. licsdlllOrts e, Ea. M.P. ERA. President, lat Chair. rtillIVIT a f.sli, • • . . - .. air .P.,.0 -1 irippistsy, Bart. M P Matthew Briehdale, )Fit Jaha Bititt. s aley„ Ea,. Wm. ClAtili, Esq Wen. Ds im, 114. Er. Parry. C, G. Gray, Em. Jobs Pant Paul, tni Yba. Jeryee, V.I. Rick Brizbt, Cmi. vim I),tkemsoa, Earl DI P. Vet-Presidents. Sir Wm. Berke; Sort. Air Thomas T orlon, Bart. M.P. Sir J W &pith, Hart. --- I' me, FN. 11 I' 14r Oxon, Jo. ohm Sweith, Eat M P. for Poo:tit : a.,tla very numerous at trodr.:.r. of GO.ltletrom of loaded interest in the Western as irettasnaguit ronoth.s. X l'acancy in the Vioe-Presidency being declared. I'. B. t.ctigsrialga, Esq. M.P. was nuaninsonsly elected to fill the barrio. Vsenocier in the perma nent Consinittem . of the Society were died up, anti several . additions; ma.le, ea 'formals), to 4 pros poial of a Kevin's' general meeting. . I. His papal ili4imesa the Doke of Cileareester (hieing previously condescended to become an Honorary Member,) ate/wird the peincipuf Sitting of •thi.Ahlival Meetings' lutrarlsee,d by Sir John Co* llippisley . , Bart. Before his Royal Highness l took ha seat at the top of the room, he was ad dreined ou behalf sir the Society, by the President, Benjamin Hoblionsiv„ big. bout the Chair, in u ahrift, milkopriatc. mud elegant *peed', which drew from hisHoyal Illigbnesa it reply, in the most gra cious ieniis, highly complituentarr to the President and 1 hi. F. , ciety. The Csi.i.ontet, of Superiiit..nlance reported on the progress cud result of thc.. - labours /luring the past year. and, iii particular, in von:le.:lion with the Committee of Staple Regulation, on the fur ther arrangesne.utc they had maile to perfect the i views of the SosSety in respect to the growth, nia nulacttue. and sale of improved British wool. enn The Cmitteir of Chemical Research reported. thatitieffn samples avails, Ste. which had been sent to the Society, hed.beets carefully analysed by l' their Clie:nicitl Professor, Mr. Bop/ ; and that II their funds had been 0 Air:lent for ever(' purreme. In confirmarimi of Cite r,cotnutwa , t3;tiAns of pre vane. General Nlsetings and Saerial l'ommittees, various Premiums and Bimini, s were awarele.l. The Premiums °tiered for the trial of Pl.nighs, and the exhibition of Lire St'ielt, were enlarged. %With a further view iss excite emulation, and ob -11 bin a larger exhibition of Live Stock,. it was wiz -1 oirnously rcsolpell, that the Anniversary trl, of thin So ciety should i.e sudden on the Tuesdey in the week przcetiiirg float on whit is Chitsmasimday may fall in even, year, . The following Gentlemen were ananimoisly el..iterl I lootorury Members:— ` Dr. Coventry, of Eslmiterelt; Col T. Barclay, New-York ; Clint. *miry Hill, Ewq. :Staub, ; Atha Nay Ball, Esti. Bath; Mr. Jut. Wood, arehlteet, -Loodus; nIUIIIIIII , Foster, Ent. l•rotaley Hall. I'he fallowing Members have been added to the 1 - Sueicty •ilicetlieliel Annual . Iretine :--. - .. i Nighi Mon. Wj,. Mltrkhiun, ea Searle, Si: Andrew Rt. John Ces. Con.ptun, Ersq A Ju ha E. kershalt. Esq. Janses Read: IEB4 R ;cloud tertiis, Esq. W. T. Burton, Esq. T. Cliffisrd,s7.sq T. Weld, Fa,. Clarks Chichester, E.sq. K.chd. 91p.snstee, Rsq..lohn Hereby, Esq. Keith Jopp, Esi. Thomas 11 . Rl..t Lhuure. I.sq. Richard C....per, Esq. Jehn Cann, Esq. : G.t.rge Wm.& A Leg. J. Wrnise Wtaton, Esq. Thomas (r....pry, fro..irrr. FI I Pavl li arisen. Esq. (Sen. Ready, Esq .1 S. eilip,..ky. r. i . Mr. John Lanr, Rev. C. Cussisblr, Mr. I.l..wlett, Mr Drinksrafrr flaysvard, 31r. Kemp, Mr J. G. limas, Mr. Laurence, Mr. IrsrJer, wad Mr. Broutaba",. i t nets EAST LYDIA HOUSE. Wedimielay a Quarterly t:ltineral Court wes held, when the ihiltreeile uh Inc capital :stork of the Compaity, fasts ritt iitls July lah to the stn Jauu ' ary was dcciared to be per cent. lifter the dividend had Lera declared. and the Clnuruau ii•in stated the tradquri• suite iu which . the last account. left India, Mr. It IPIDALI. JACKSON rose to can the atten tion of the Court to a sulject of national COMM. , qUeUCC, and which. he said, had pressed much 'you his iniud for ar eonsirleiable time loot ; hut respecting which, recent circumstances had deter mined him to remain no Ihtiger silent; he meant the extraordinary, and tuexplieable to him t &mead ancy of the euemy's cruisers in the ludian Seas, and the dreadful ravages which they had been Mutely pennitted to voiamit upon Ilritish property. and the still greater di.lienour which they had brought upou the country; He rejoiced to have just heard hem the Chairman, the account which he had given of the peace of India, and of the security of our Oriental possessions; he wished he could say as much lior the security of the liitliati Setts, and the proPerty which was ne cessarily adventured upon them. K'ho could believe, asked Mr. Jackson. that with a man ! time force greater than had been usually kept in those seas, the trod/ of them had been so emu pletely unprotected, that the Calcutta Insurauce C pantos aloue, had paid lash.* to the amount of more then two millions of MMICy. within the last seven or eight years, and th it in the tivinths of September told October only, of the year 3807, tlwir looses lied been upwards of , lothotrul. that their". A's well us 1111 l iterous other captures had been effected by two French frigate*, mud (principally) by the Iteeemnaut privateer of tams, which lat ter had scoured those seas for three mouths toge ther, mid in fact Llotkaded during that tiro.-the flee of Itengid, although a great maritime. futee, wide Su Admiral's Oa% and several. penrianb east/rest !yin% adtliie SOO eilitry.oftilisactiienr(lrpre lie agalersleed It to . lar stated in a Metnorhil. (felon whirl, :iv gathered these litchi) reoincise('slcutta Merchant. to the Busted of Admiralty. that although the destiostion •of these frightes mid of this pri reteer was known to the station at Madras, in Sep tember, yet at the date of the Memorial, namely, in the I)ecetuber following, not a vessel had been sent for the protection of the liety, till at length the Im perial Government of India had been compelled to do, what America had pretended to do on acconut of the confederated unintilue strength of the world, namely, lay an embargo on its shipping. in order to keep theta from the devouring jaws of this terrible priviteer of id gum, which, had had, it was said, the ito lees estraordhuiry good luck to preserve ia,ry one of its prizes Irwin re-capture, though it hail to scud them through a known triad of three thousand wiles to the Isles of Mauritius and Bour bon. Mr. J. added. that the Madras Government, with that feelin::; which heciime it for our fellow sub jects of Indrtt.luboiringuuderthe liormrs of famiiie, has adveriised great encouragement to ships brine- Mg con, fur their relief; in corisequeute of which. the shipping interest had directed its attention to rine object, when, shucking as itMeterld aeem, if the :Memorial spoke truth, so one shin that the Me ,tuorialists knew of had been sent out to protect these 'meek, the eousequenee of which was, that a eitnsideruhle part of the provisious, thus intended tai save our suhjects from , leath, had been cap tured by the enemy. Mr. Jacksho olereered, that , tr marine could only be created through the me ilium of commerce, or tlimugh that of ships of war, our great enemy :not having the former means iu hi s power, nos kuatu , though silently, perhaps slowly, but surely; to be creating a body of most utheattirous, hardy, smut skilful sailors, through the latter medium, the whole of which he would call to his irate., whenever the afbiin of the Continent should admit of nis directing his energies to his marine. If his co - m.lmA in this re spect did nut declare his meaning, the encouraging proclamations tie bad issued to MeniMints so to direct their capital. and to Oni era aid a•amee so to direct tlwir valour, would sufficiently establish it. Mr. Jackaon said, he would act suppose it pos sible, but duet the Directors had made the strong est representutious in the proper quarter, if not, lie adjured them to Jo so without a moment far ther of titne ; lie must sly, that if they had found the forms of othce in their way at the Ad niiralty,they ought to here applied to the Minister. a Ito, according to the practice of our Cons:initial). was answerable for every depnrtinetit ; and failing there, they ought to have addressed themselves to the !tense of Commons, and laid their crone be fort the country, the Directors being as much bound to the protectioa of every legal settler in India, as of their own covenanted aervants. Mr. Iseksou said, he did not pretend, or could soy, where the fault lay ; if with the Commander, the Board of Adentralty•that wanted nerve enough to recal such e mail, ought to be dismissed by the Minister, and changed for men of more comprehen sive faculties and more vigorous exertiolis. If the Minister waisted courage to do this, he was not the Mitirster for such a country, its such times. • jslr. laelcseri,vifteereniarking at the a fffietini abd dis graceful accounts of • similar ascendancy in the West Indies, and of the repeated revietuallihg and rinforcing of [Martittirme and Gitielatooje, the importance of the capture of wlueli istimids hid tees been admitted to be of the ut mos; consequence, concluded with =preset*, din Mimi, *et the Directors would feel this sohject as it ought to be felt, and act upon that feelings The Chairman, :Mr. Pease. said. that it hail not escaped the:it attention, that the depredations lad been most 'canaille's., wiling. as they apprehend ed, from neglect, somewhere ; that the Com mander hail been recalled some mouths past. mud that he trusted precautions weuld be taken to pre vent the recurrence of the evil complained of. Mr. GRANT, the Deputy Chairman, went upon the same ground, but more at large ; he Meiervect, that the Directors had not. till recently, any proper documents on a inch to proceed in ntaLing their re presentations; he was severe upon the Memorialists, for not having applied to them in the tint instance, rather than to Government. Ile observed upon the conduct of different Naval Coniimmtlers who had been sent out, aad trim little influence the Go verninentsof India had uponi their conduct. lit WALTILK SCOTT WAitibe supported the y .l ..~~~. _.. Rattail which Mr. Jackson had taken, said state) 'owe Ini!itary•coull.laauts, which,lK Ilaired i the pi rectors wou:el be deaf too till ton late." Mr. ROCK allude: to a report on , of floors, that the renewal of the Compaity Charter ono to be ouljta of diactismion clurins the ut at Stesioil, %iibiittl to kuow if H. aerr true, thud Gent;4lnett pepsin: theiusclk VII accordingly? The CHAU KM A N and II KM' TV CII AIRM A N thought the tit:ea:Mu tray „mut:hire, and rather declined auaw eriug it, a:mitring the Proprietors, that whenever ouch a negoeiati 111 l I.llould take place, they would give them timely information of the pro bable term,. Mr. JAL:.SON said, the , question vets an extreme ly plain one, and such as he thought ought to be answeresl:--it was 4 , Whether or nu it was the ult. demanding of the Directors that the renewal uf the Cotupany's Charter was to be discussed next Sessions" lie said it was a subject of incon eeivahle importance to the country at large, as well as to the Proprietors, and whenever they should meet upon the occasion, he hoped it would not he in the narrow spirit of mere Proprietors of India Stock, but as Citizens of the Empire at large, at teutive, as they ought to be, to . heir own due pro tection, hut anxious to make our Indian territories of the greatest pnasible use to the Parent State.— He said, lie thought the question alluded to ought to be answered for the reason assigned for asking it, namely, that the conutry might be prepared, as it was known that men of eminent talents had di rected their thoughts to the subject, as appeared by their pithlications ; such persons, be thought, ought to be invited to eoruissunicate their ideas. s—f)ur Italian Empire was not, he hoped, the lust, tho' certainly the greatest stake in the hands of the country, and. as Ministers should use it, would depend the prosperity of Great Brltain or the con trary. Mr. Jackson amid, it wot:" 1 1 be too late to come and inform them of outlines previously agreed to, calling tspims them, perhaps, to agree to some lieport,. lb rapped up in technicality, and enveloped its news.... Ur. Jackson such had lately been the case with a great Coui l iany. respecting which the Minister of the day had thought proper to ' -oak in upon the tempi for a new charter, so lemnly settled by one of his predecessors; and, forgetful of the maxim, which he was known emineutly to practice in private life, had compelled • new bargain, which, according to his, Mr. Jack eon's commotion of it, was as unjust' as ever power insisted on, or imbecility had yielded to; he re membered on the occasion to which he entitled, the undemanding conveyed to the i'morietors, amidst a mass of li!vures, was, that the Directors hod merely eunetele;their superfluities, thniigh it was tvozi lifter found, alien the conditime. clime to be understouwl, that much of tittle substance had been taken from them. Mr. Glutnt repcsited,that nothing had occurred by 'which he was authorized to that the. discus riot' alloded to Trguld take place etranitig:Sersiono. Mr. RocL. referriurs to the late gilt of one thou wind pounrlit to the "Slistrish Patriots, prdteited . amtinst the illegality of the Directors Riving sway, hie foods of thoCoinivany, however meritonniss the ottject, without the consent of their Constituents: 10 this protest of Mi. Rock. Mr. Jackson and other limprietors declared themselves to ogres. The Court then adjourned. PaPAL lIY TIE LLIGENCA. PURTWOUTP, DEC. 21. Ar►ived the Ilcrlerpsin hired armed hhip. from the westward; sod- the Orate:mart sloop of war. from the Dewos. Put hack the ships Clarendon, Captain Brown, (late a transport) having lost two anchors and cables oo Friday etemtig• tort, off Dover.— Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH. SSC. 21. Came in (lii lisjesty's ships Norge, from Ports mouth ; and Amazon, from the eastward ; Eurella, Paterson, from Quebec ; rad the Fine. Christie, from Stockholm. DFAL, DEC. Arrived the Pandora, &seer, Blazer , Cracker, Furious, and the Indisramit, from a crui►e, and re main in the Downs with the ship* as per last. Sailed through the Downs for the River, the Duke of Montrose East Indiainan, from Dover Roads ; Prince 91 Brazil, Carter. from Oporto ; and the Maori, Coverdaile, from Portsmouth. The sloop Chrowfmkotomthofogns,Capta;n . M• 11- WIN G, from Guernsey, For Dublin, with wii.e;sugur. soup, &e. use drivel, en shore near St. IrPs, on Saturday last, and is gone to pieces; the cargo and materials are sewed. HIGH 'WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-6E110:E. Mma. 1.. —mu. After.. 8 I Even 03..1.1 . n. PAM.. .B _ SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, DRAWINGS, PENNANT'S LONTNIN LUSTICATED, WORIUS 01 SIR J. RLtNOI.DS, PROOFS, PRANTS, AND DR.IIIINGS, FRAMED AND GLAZED, kc. Hy Mr. RICHARDSON. At kis Howie, N 4.31. in the Sersiod, the setter of Vallett a:eels THIS EVLIS MG, at SS oltllueb, ACOLLECTION of s'ttl\TS, ineltuling English Pdrtraits, slay very rare; Des Otis, by Herding, Gard 's', Ryley, Stuthnrd, he.; the Wallis a Sie .I..Re)nolds, principally proofs, lu big% preservation , Etch nip, by Potur,Swaneerlt, Waterloo, inc.; Me -deli Prints, plane mud colours; • large Orillet4ium of Tiro pogniptileal Drawings for Pensmat's Loathes; Graaget's Hussy of England, inlaid, ins vols. As. kg. To he v,egued on Morning of Silo. Catalogues say be lbad.,o. each, of Mr. Richards*, No. 31, Strand. LEA DEN HALL-WA/ff. • Tbe Ike porta the sped, CABINET rind UPHOLSTERY STOC IS. preserved ?rostra, sold by Order of t h e FIRE cornet: DIRECI'ORS, brilliant large plates of else, in rich eliiinuey and piir heft shawl; about WY Turkey, Brie...phi, and Eiddernaiuster carpets ; several drawing-ruins sits of Errocli drepvry window (wising; walsugauy eludes emeriti iu blue rind Mt; 3101'04:41 lu siker ; • must elegise Industrie p.a!<,:tal sideboard Grfte;4ll, rata, l'eworsike, sofa, sad sapper Ft••r• ; Owes staid patent illaing-teiles 4 sone capita/ China, lee. Cc. 14 Menus. D. SKINNER and CO. THIS DAV at Tates , o'clock, at No. SG, LearkahalLetrost. near the Fire Lope, A nellUT 380 Lots of modern snel fashionable 111. EFFECTS, among winch ars about 30 Lists of potent portable Cabinet Artie:es ; Moe prints in rich frames ; chair bedsteads, three sofa ditto; $ quantity of beat plated sued*, lee. he. ; the l'utraitisre, which is very elegant, eus.prises elezatit 4-pest bedsteads mud fnreittire; down and sore res its r bsthi, lune and wool mattrsnwo, quilts, Mentors. i&c. superb drawing-rocs snAs ofFreud, drapery Loos, with bloused and gold cornices mode up in the .44u . .r urirfnl canner; fouNcen chairs, wills gilt lien's paws, tw•• chars, Iwura to cum spend ; *gig <A jaOmintd, rust .rutiul, patent, card, Pembroke, soft, sod lon tables, smut shlebmiril a ills Imes ;.ImAs of view Suing.tables ; solid ma bognuy nen:We F soul bookcases ; wardrobes, ryli cob r ladies' soul rewire*** hewing-wands r net tables; large eases sail mirrors Pros& carves sot', 4.4 e red in bows hair, chairs us rust spiel.; supper, monk, sod lots tables; • lung table Limier us Moe nankin eh ma ; tea and coffee sets of nth burnished gold china; valuable prints, h ' ooks kitchen utensils, stoves, tire irons, (c—Tie sh,de - of wh ich trill be Sold wink,..,! Iluuo-rtr. Catsk.iznes to hr bad oa Preniors ; at the Plank and New-York Coffee-honses ; mod at t 44, KUltrWiAll Cl 4 1 he Directors of the Ogi..u. wall take, as ps)un et, bills ai two mouths. FROM LLOYD' LIST . Ga a vuirmo, Dec. .—Pessed by the Ranter ' Reim, frotn the South Seas; L. 'reit, Cromptot.; sod tbell &weer, Hatton, Gam Cluehce. sailed the Amos, Barlett, tier Ca rnt.oa-: Coto, Hasewk. for Hayti; buthelle tur Oporto ; Anal, Catnpbril, far St. 4/irbeel's; eery and ..14.1a, it.isouwiess, fee Africa Dope, liertlett ; arid Vas Tihmass, Bollixes, fur Gibraltar. MEETINGS OF CBFJ/ITARS AT GUILDHALL, gA, New maw,. - - • awl,. Georwe Melei,'WMAirtcll, Kent, tailor - s II ~ John Smith, late of SafFron.hill, llildlesex, grocer - 3 10 Thorns., %Vallissww. We of shoe-lime, London, vintner 3 11 I lent IV. In.ter, Roli's•lniii.liumi, Fetter-lane, jeweller 3 to Janvw Potts, While Bear-yard, asek-hill, Middlesex, cutrinet-inalive • - 3 II Joseph Rani', now or late of Deptford, Kent, bera t e 3 I I, Henry Mathews, Kent. street , Surrey, baker - J to William LeVtli . letwell Robin', Bsetletes-buildiie4., Holborn onrrirener - - 2 to George Stocks ell, late of Sheerness, Kant, laint bio Mier • 2 to Peter Dairies, fate of Little St. Andrew's-street, Hot. burn, mealicinc-render - - . 2 11 Nuthaeici John iVi..eli, Neweaatle-apos-Tyse, mer chant - 1.. 11 William Stark, Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, linen . draper - - 9 12 Richard Hmlrman, Follostone Kent, engine-maker 9 IV Thomas %%ute, Strews, Rochester, Keut, eual.mer - chant - - - 9 10 John IVillians Batter, late of Greenwich, Kest, -shop keeper - - 9 It Wilhurn Which, late of Long-tare, Southwark, Surrey, - carpenter - - - 9 19 Francis Jackson, Rawl-lan,, London, merchant 9 10 William tease, Clapham, Surrey, emit h-master g 19 William Robinson, I.lehenliain, Suffolk, .I,oe. usaker 2 10 Mislhoer Bishop, Robert fli..hop, and W illiassi Bishop, now Or late i.f l'awitsidge, woollen-iiramis - 9 19 Will.sosJ.,hu 11 oltni a Knight,(:hinch-rore, 'Angles, i Igarailrl • broki e - - - 2 10 Has llowiltas, Dove-place, Hackney-toad, budder . a to LONININ : Prinhatl by G. IVII:Sarh, No :9, nil ituswell-ron.e. Cat t, anJ pul.ltahe.l Pt the i Wire, No. IS, Hark of St. Clen.e.... ..hurl to, Shand, J. WHIV I, of Way plane -.4 ttlIPtP, it Le :154 Papa s, sea I. We Yaw, ratab well loa duty &whetted I. remiss Brewl, jam. Lime-It.. es, IlAtlo;, fish monger Cerilrly Mmutkra, kit of Air-street, Pitta4.lly, •n•. sassier two Harry, fate of Nag's-had-. ua t, t;racesbuieb- 1 II stre,t, London, takerchs..t 1 to 1171VGDENDS. Lake Severe, Coltman -street, Lomiusi. track-maker 14 J. ht. Hunter, Great Newiurf-dreit, 3liddltesa, ha. Mr-wisher Itimorhinn Ppesecr, West Wruttiug, Cambridgeshire, timl•ster PA tows dud, Hikh-street, Msereditch, dealer is glass Roland Glees, Ifishoosrate-street, Loudon, Jeweller 11 ilisam Husb y , Strand, batter Isaac Hill, of the same place, batter - (larks Milli, late of goatee, !Oubliettes, sed since of thy CulmanaJe, tit. Psneras, linker - illiam Parr, %fret Lower shadwell, emcee - Themes Mexfiehl,•lwwee, Sussex, !rarer Rieha,Ll Gannett, Greek-street, Soho W Miaow Comte so, King -anus ataim, : Lumbesli, slur. Fey, thither-mu t toms Robert tVillsatus, I/steed-street, straw-bat-maaufac. surer - Thomas Jordan Hoolshaits, New Sped-street, book seller - Thomm Crump, Isle of IVtatmiaster-road, Shulman Joh.. C.use, Isle of Greet Waktriug, Esse; shop keeper Ms.gerct Leet, Little Kumell-street, rutest-garden, volume Charles Lewis Laud, (11.1 Jewry, tondos', &sine - Thomas Huglws, 11,•nnett-street, M. Jones's, vic tualler CERTIFICATE. John Callen d Ilidepas, sear Woe, Laseester, calletvina. tiotacturer. PRICE OF STOCK; TESTER LAY. Bark iftiek vas 41 3 3 per Gait. Reduced ti.:: 1 4 per tent . . Long Anuuities India Stuck Exclrequer Rifle ' 3ti preen. Eaterib Lottery Tickets... ...... .....scl. ins. Consols f.e .. .. T. BIM Sjorlarr.v•r, 4, Cornhill s and 9, Chum.. 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Aatliete'lls lisaboots " t, req. of Ciaiconsbe•butee, is the coatity of Worcester, awl Captain in the ad (kihg's van) D 11.15000%, 1.1 Mite latex, wily datizliter of Josei.ll Yates.. Esq is the county of Laacaster, shad grand-daughter of the lata Bra. Air. Jostles Yates. On Satordas last, at St. Georg. 4, Hassevrosysoro, Plan ck !lore INayk.r, Esq. of Wolin cL,stntot, to Karla Sleatey, widow of Limit. Col. Ridgway attaie, 1.64 C of tie ltiodras Latablisbasowt. The woth hashul, at Mary-In-bonne Chnrch, by the Nev. Dr. HMI, Cowes pf CiwiSebarth, ILlrary Drury, trey. Fel low of King's College, Cumin idle to orof: te, second Awi.Thttr of A. W. Taylor, Esq. 11:orhant- house, Herts. • DEATHti. 111 May hipt, en beard the Hind sloop of war, the son of Mr. Felix M'Carthy. He etas a ent&illiptuan of much promise. On Monday, the 12th instant, at ftshurs's betel, 11.irat. Woe. S.eitmi, iS the Royal Navy, aril d 7, he IMP . 0 a of the late Arsolthis Jones Slt, hum, Es/. of Papcsst le, iu the county uf Cumfierlau4, and Rod cousin to the pr,seat Mar. finis Cornwallis. to tt W