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en the northern side of the Amiens of Alesaina, preparatory to an attack on' Sicily. • The army for that purpose is assembling in Calabria. The ao. count of the declaration 'of war by Riiiit:ttgaiiist Sweden, is stated its positive aid official. Bmsbia, it is said, ha. organised 180 regiments fur tht pur pose. The late etnbargo in the French ports, it now appears, nos to prevent the ships of the Allies of France from iuto the hands of the English. —The King of I LOLL...ND has issued a Decree, by which the flag of Rniphausen is abolished, that 'country being now annexed to Holland, and all ',cadets belonging to it ore for the future to bear the Dutch colours. The Dutch Legislative Body re-assetnbled on the 34:1 ult. but its proctediiip have hitherto keen unimportant. The seat of Go vernmentd, to be reutored to Amsterdam. On Smuts,' the Eliza, an American ship, passed l'ii-tsinoutli, with 150 paterengers, English and American, from Ainstenlam for New York. Three of the passengers landed at Portsmouth, Luang wham was NATHANIEL Nosnot, a Pole, who at tempted to pass himself for an Englishman. He was taken into custody on suspicion of being a spy, •nd brought to the Alien Office, Queen-street, Westminster. The Toulon sq . nidron.' .said to have quitted that port on the Isth Jan. and was seen off Malta on the kith. "Admiral TUORNBOROVGII sailed in pursuit of it. Lord COLLINGWOOD it is said meta to take his station off Zunte. The Rotel. FAY(ji:y did nikcotne to town, yes taiviiiy, as was expected, on aecount of the indis •tion of the Princess AMETIA. ,Her Hovel • ...•., themes. is . suppo*ed to have the. taeasles„ The C a l viiagsitoom, intended to have been holden to ,' "sorrow, is postpoaed, on the same atitiount, till the *7th instant. llis MAJ emir wilt come to town. this day, to hold k Levee for the Foreign Ministers, &c. at the Qut:ets's Palace. Orders were received, nn Monday, for all the arm of war at Portsmouth, tinily for sea ' to take in l i ordnance awl stores, and praceed to the Baltic with all possible speed. The wore of the 1000 boats, which were said to love procet:ded from the ports of Holland, with troops on ho.ird, took its rise from the Nene hittly issued by King Loots, that no f?shiuMtoat should put to sea without a soldier on Nord, to take rare that no comtnunieation should hs, eirried on with the British cruisers. One of these 'boats, with nue soldier on hoard, was brought into 'War tnotith a day or two ago. The Furillts Fun -brig is arrived from off West Capri, with the intelligence of two French frigates taring got under weigh from a Dutch port, deeply laden with necessarito for the Mauritius. A general meeting of the Merchants and ot!iers goacerierd in the American trade is to take place slow mew.. • ''c' Moodily died suddenly, Sir GILES ROORE, Knt. ewe of the Justices of His MAJEbTY'S Court of Common Pleas. The embargo is taken off at Antwerp and Flush ing. A weasel arrived at Dover, from the latter port, which she left on Sunday morning, having detained there fourteen days by strong North erly winds, which preveuted her fmnt putting to sea. She brings intelligence that right ships of war are now fining out at Flushing with great expeclitiou i and are expected to he ready for sea by the begin ning of next month; but states, that at present there are uo seamen to man them. These are the ships which were boat at Antwerp, where others are now buildir „,cr. On the end Dee. last, Bonaparte signed at Milan a I)ecree, or 1111 unit-stet, by which he finally deter mined the fate of Portugal. This Decree was not promulgated at Lisbon until the Ist day of Fe bruarye It declares the throne of Portugal abdicated by the family of Braganca, which is never more to . reign ; and that henceforward the kingdom of Pew ' titgal is to be united to and cousidered as part of Ilea dominions of France. It recommends the cultivation of ,friendship be tween th e t r o o ps of France and Portugal ; to ce ment which he pronsirel, that those of Portugal shall hereafter be &laundered as aharem, and enti tled to participete in the glory obtained by the troops of France in the memorable battles of Ma rengo, Jena, Austerlits s ate. It dissolves the R.-...aney formed by the Prince Iterate, the membem, of rebid' are placed in various stations iu the public diepartments, and are, in fu ture, to act under the controul of the French Go vernment. A letter from Brannan, dated Feb. 13, ear-- " Yesterday, an event took place in .the neigh eourlitiod this city, of which nearly all the in letbitauts of this place were eye-witnesses. Baron Oaken, Royal Swedish Charge ifilifaires in Vi c :ins, arrived here eight days ago, and the day before yeacrelay, Baron Wirde, Royal Bavarian -Lieutenant-General, arrived in the village of Sim per+, situated on the left bank of the Inn. After egrrnents had been made for the seconds, the English Con- Itichrieberg, Major-Ge service, the two combatants formed near Siinpach, by the snd took their stand at the dill- Baron Uuben fired firist. and • ear of his opponent. At 'rode, his piittil fbuiheil lb tired again, and his ball breast of his opponent; Who which likewise iniased tire. i failure, heseizoil his sword, +iris to tight him with this It ticeliorti that they had tneu of honour, sod that /could admit of further hos thez parted rceim lather of az dallen." LAW IXTELLICENC'E. ROLL'S COURT, CHANCLRY-LANE-..Maßcu s. • 118! Right lion. Sir W . ILI : 1.151 GAM, Knight, Meager of the Rolls, presidieg. VISCOUNT 111.1140:f 1). EARL ST 4.10110T11. The circumstances of this case were .before the .Public in our Paper of yesterday. Earl STare HOPE addressed the Omit, and com menced with saving,' that mid* neitalier circum stances he would have obtruded himself ; if it was his property that was attacktxl, he would have left it to his Counsel, but this being an at tack of such atrocity on his character, he could not be silent. lie intended to speak, to two points, the one where his character was attached, the other to points of law. Before, however, he entered into the latter, he would state to the Court every aggravation of his case. lie had reared the Plaintiti, his son, with the gremaest,tenderness, and, as he thought, had in stilled every rirtueinto his mind. A few years before his son came of age, be wrote to him, requesting a yearly provision of 5 or 6001. with liberty to act as he Waged; and he, as lie thought, as a good and wise father, refused, well knowing how dangerous it was to set youth above controul. Imme diately after, his son, without his knowledge, withdrew from his house, went abroad, and did not return until he was of age, when he filed the present bill against him. He had been the most persecuted of men. His life had been attempted to be taken four different times ; once by poison. His son was too young at that time to be suspected, but be had attempted to parricide lair character. If it had pleased the Great and In finite Omnipoteut to have called him before the issue of that cause, he would have died with his character sullied by the infamous charge of his having plundered the estates, and his own child, of 80,0001. The infamous charge was struck out, only because he had threatened his son with filing a cross bill, and as his answer must have denied the allegations, his son must have sworn falsely. If it had been a malicious prosecution brought against him, the common law would give him redress, hut in this case it was otherwise.— The bill did not say the allegations were true, because it dare not ; but it was on the records of the Court, and it only made the difference between a highway-robber, and e midnight assassin. He had heard twoeseaseo;. one, that lies were al ways set forth in a Billhaf Chancery; but lie hoped his Honour had too great it regard fur t he justice of that Court to countenance suck an apology ; the second, that those allegations were put in to draw out papers and documents. There could nor, however, lie any excuse for charging him withrob bine the estates of eO.OOOl. And wOuleithe Court, by letting the Bill pass tamely, lay down a prece dent to libellers? fie was sure his Henan would say, it was one of the most groundless and vex atious causes that ever came before him. The Plaintiff, modestly, not only libelled him, but asked him to pay the coati; at that moment the Bill stood against him as a monument of infamy. If it could not be sent from that Court to a Jury, ' he trusted his Honour would put his greet seal of disapprobation on it; it was not for himself he masked it, but to prevent other parents from being persecuted by unnatural children. He then ob served, that his son by his Bill had lost .tk20,000 a-year more than ever he would get ; and also a large personal property, which be should never re ceive a shilling of. His son had lost much by the transaction, but he hoped he would learn that honesty was the best policy. He than entered into • long argument on the points of law, and concluded by observing, that the bill must be dismisned. He would leave it to his Honour. He would submit, whether his Honour ought not to order an issue to try wbetber it was not a villainous and a vexatious suit, or whether the Court of Chancery was to be considered as an equitable Court, or a Court for the receiving and fostering of libellers and libels ? Mr. Ricusium replied at great length. The MssYLa of the Itot.t.s signified he would give judgment on to-morrow (this) evening. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, WARCII 7. Arrived the Thresher, with a fleet of outward. hound vessels, &c. under convey from the Downs. The following vessels sailed, yesterday, for the Mediterranean, viz.— The Triads, Hirt ; Ganges, Main ; John, Gilman ; Hee. riche, Longharst ; Expertment, barmier' ; Aeon, Bross Satuael, Dames ; Farmer, Steward ; Economy, Bradshaw ; Arehtuatdes, Harley ; Traveller, Colliman ; I ttbetion, Har rison ; and the Meaclasat, Fatberiagham, ender convoy of the Praserptne ad Mertary.—Wiad E N.E. FALMOUTH, MARCH 5. Sailed the Mad cutter for the Downs, and a fleet of coasters fur Wales.—Wind Letters have been received from St. Domingo to `the 11th January. (hikers' M.CmoNsa atteuipted to excite an insurrection against PETION, on the 71k December, at Port au Prince, but it was dig. covered, and M.Gtossa swallowed poison. The LORD CR•IICSLLOR Of IRILAND has taken the town residence of the Dowager Countess of ORSION DE, in Itutlatickquars,pubtin. A young lady of the name of *arrow e was burnt to death, on Sunday evening, at the house of Mrs. Serrour, he: aunt, in the Hampstead-rord. She was sitting alone in a back parlour, waiting for the arrival of a lodger, and it is supposed that her dress had taken fire while the was dosing. Her shrieks alarmed her aunt, who had retired to her bed; hut she was in au insensible state before any misistanee could he afforded her. The Ticket, No. liter, drawn this day a Prize •of 10,0001. was shar'ed in sixteen Sixteenths, by Sir JAlllk, BRA/IKONS and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11,lulborn, No. 37, Cornhill, nod No. 3P, Haymarket, where Tickets and Shares, warranted Undrawn, are now selling in great viety, awl the Prizes paid oil demand. Ten 'thousand Pounda!—The Ticket, 18446, drawn yesterday a Prize of 10,0001. was sold and registered Jitu. the nth, by Bran, who, in the last year, sold 38 Capital Prizes, including two of 30.0001. Tickets and Shares are selling ill great variety, warranted Uutlrawn, at both his old esta blished Officio, 4, Corithill, and 9, Charing-cross. ritom LASD NICITPS GAZETTE. Admiralty-Of/ice, March it, lilOgs Copy of a Letter from Rear-Admiral the Honourable Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Islands, to the Honeurabk W. W. Pole, dated on hoard ea Majesty's Sbip Hellenic, at Tortola, homily s, isos. Slll-4 send herewith the copy of a letter from Capt. Spear, of His Majesty's sloop Nita/ix', ac quainting me with the capture of a privateer. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. COCHRANE. His Majesty's Sloop Slurred, Carlisle Bay, Birbedees, Dee. 97, 1597. Sta—l have the honour to acquaint von, that yesterday, • about twenty leagues to the Eastward of this Island, I captured La 'Nouvelle Enterprise, a French schooner privateer, belonging to Guade loupe, commanded by Francis Penand, mounting one long twelve-pounder and four curronades. with a complement of 611 v-five men. I have, &c. (Signed) Jostrii Sruu. The lion. Sir Alex. Cochrane, K. B. Rear . Admiral of the White, lic. Extract of a letter from Captain William Fisher, of His Ma jesty's sloop Racehorse, to the Huh. W. W. Puk, dated Pli ) n e sintb Suomi, the ath instant. I leave to inclose, for the infOrmation of their Lordships, an extract of a letter to Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarex, Bart. and K. B.' acquainting him with the capture of L'Amiral Gantheanine, French lugger privateer, of four guns, and twenty eight men. Extract of a letter from Captain William Fisher, of His Majesty's stoup Racehorse, at ma, to Vice-Admiral Sir James Sauwane, Bast. and K. B. dated the sad March, Ills Ilajcstti'a sloop under my command cap tured, this evening, off the Seven Islands, L'Ami ral Gantheaume, French lugger privateer, of four guns and twenty-eight men, two days from Gran ville, had not taken any thing. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Iror-ilTet, March 1908. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Gtiards:--Aleicander Straehan: Gent. to Ise Cornet, by purelisse. Assistant-Surgeon John Dwyer, from the guth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, rice Callon appointed to the nth Light Dragoons. tat Regiment of Foot Camillo—Claud Alexander, Gent. to be Ensign, by pneehase, rife 11'%oyard, promoted. -. • • Guards- 4' Cokistresuu Regiment ' of Fotit 'harks llerbert, Gent_ to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice AlavLeuzie, de ceased. 42d Regiment of Foot—Maj,r John Fiiripiliorson to be Lieutenant-Calumet, by purchase, vice Dickson, alto retires. Captain Thomas Johnston to be Major, rise Farquharson. CARR ISON. Dklisoo, of the 4211 Font, to be Lieutenant- Gmeenor of Cook, vice General Leland, deceased. Ht)Sthlrki. NTAFF. Surgeon Charles Jordan, from the 9th Light Dragoon', to be Surgeon to the Forces. Amistant-Surgcsm James Brady, from the ad Royal Veteran Rattaliun, to he surgeon of a Ihrerultieg District, rice Wallace, appointed to tit gth Light Dragoons. PARTISERIHIPS DISSOLVED. James Kneeler and Lycra, at Seughtun-under-Blew, is ties ersioty of lieut. February 4, VIOL Mary Ann Savory, Hide Mary An Mead, wife of Richard Swrory,) Elisabeth Lewis, Red Tresees Lee Mead, and fancy dress-makers, Holles-sheet, Carendich-synere, in the perish of Mary-le-Bonne, and comity of Mit:dints- Fe bruary is, NOS. Nathaniel West, Nathaniel Cove, and Joshua Rickman, of White-Friar's Deck, is the city of London, coel-uier chants. Jesuitry I. 1806 Isaac 'Worthington end John Worthington, of Rinzwey within lisle, in the county of Chester, tinsels. September to, .1806. bugles Poole and Thomas Wilson, of Altrincham, in the county of Chester' r burgeons, spothrearies, sod 111111• midwives. Febessiy t, twos. Jonstbaa Twesse and Thomas Trisse, of Bolton, in tbo conch of Lancaster, cotton-wanunecturers. Mardi 4, Isoe. George Ferris W►dborne and George Heary Legassirke CI ;spin, of Newton Abbot, in the comity of Deers, gorgeous, apothecaries, and man-mklrives. Feb. it, 1008. Oliver Oren - rod and Richard Ormrod, of Maucherter, brasiers, coppersmiths, brass-founders, tros-morgri., and dealers is lead and glass. Feb. 25, biog. Wiliest* You.; and Samuel Arles, late of Lisbon, but now of the city of London, merchants. March es, tsus Swale Creft and YAM ard George Cordell, tea-hrolers. March 5, 1808. the Dell -awry arrangement dud, by their respective 111 nil, Burke. and Count neral in the Bavarian sere entered the ring, formed Bavarian military, and to tame of 15 poiCelk Barn his ball grazed the right II the tint tire of Benin N're the pun. Baron l/ulten pawed dose by the brews took hie second pistol, wl Enraged at this second fai afid filtered Caron Dube*, w monk but the 5w..1.1414 . outiur;ed they neither could iair au ttlity ; tai consequoive wb 044. CLetrrul rade is BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Brahma Damara, of Whitecliaprl, it:tbe eiTolity of Mid dlesex, brasier, dealer mid chapmast, frost March 1.4 to April t 6, at tea, at Guildhall, Laotian . John Thornton, of 1411/relKePuttatoey-Inne, in the city of London, oterehaut, front Mardi s, to April 2J, at tea, at Gasldhall. 11.iNKRUPTS. Richard Thusnaaon,l;drjtd staininf, iu the county at Lancaster, corn-dealer, tardier, and chapusau, to sortruskr, March: i, April I, and in, at eleven, at the Cringe Inn, la Preston. Attorneys, Mr. Startisaut, l'reston ; and Messrs, Barrette, Gray'ainse, Leaden. John Hotlyer, of the salty of Coventry, ribboa-rnanufar turer, dealer and chspissan, to snrreader, March at tire, 24, and Apsil 19, at ten, at the I%lOn' Mar 100 , its the city of t'utentry. Attorneys, Nit•tra kinslcrley, and Ines., of (:ray's-inn, London; and Mr. J 114013 'f is:00411- On, Coventry. Richard Holroyd, SOW or late of Sewerby, in the parish of Holdari, in the toasty of Yee:, woollta-nsanufactisret, dealer and chapsnan, to sarrender, %larch at fear seadApsil to, at ten, at the Union era* I nn , i n Halifax. Alteraels,Mr. tiliiglesworth, Gray's•ltiss, London; and Mess. iVigteswurtis and Thampoua, is Halifax. Mouses Robissins of Manchester, in the covet ) . of !an. caster, innkeeper, de aler and chapreutu, to surrender, March Se, 49, at four, and April 19, at eleven, at the Bridgewater. drag, in Manchester. Alturneys, Mr. Philip Hord, King's. Bosch-walks, Temple, London; NA Mr. John Law, iu Manchester. Edward Eardley, of the City of Exeter, dealer in glass, china, sad eurthenuore to surrender, March if, 19, and Aril 19, at eleven, at die Globe Tavern, in Exeter. Atter treys, Mr. Turner, Exeter; and Meesrs.Willianis and Brooks, New-square, Lincoln's-los, Leedom. Thomas Ishmael Watkis, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, euttrismserebant, dialer and cbapman, to surren der, March 14, 30, and Apejl 19, at three, at the Palace Ins, in Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Hawley, Manchester; and Mesita. J. and R. Willis, Waracedecuart, Lumina. James Hoiden the eider and James Hobbes the iesarer, hot% of Salford, in the coanty of Lancaster, dyers, dealers sad clapmen, tia surrender, Mania is in, and April IQ, at Amt. at the Palace Inn, in Mancli;ster Attorney', Mr. Hatay, in Kase.strect, March ; and Messrs J. aad R Wanrfard-cuurt,l-undun. Juba Ridley, of Maschester, is the county of Lancaster, tailor, aeskr and charism, to fllffeeldef, April 0, and 19, at three, at the White Lass Inn, it Muscles Ditch, is Mssebeeter. Attorseys, Mr. Ellis, Conker-street, Lou dun; sad Mr. Robert Milne, Manchester. _ _ Richard Dyer, of the rite of Bath, an the omenty of So merset, euralketor, innkeeper, (inter sod ampoule, to mar realer, More\ St, Imp sod Aprikliss, at eleven, at the Chris. teem Inn mid Towers, in theme! at, of Bath. Attorneys, Mask neptuttd it'd Adlisghte, beaturd-rere, tusig ui " awl N. A pprd, Bath. It+chard Hauslin, of Tottenluau-Court-road, is tte county of Middlesex, victualler, tkaler an d cluptnien, to ion-r, tolti Wreck in, le, and April 1..4 at twelve, rt C:1.0(11 - .411, don. Attorneys, 31essra. Hutt bluetits and Lustout I, lltt we n . Hall, AOdle-ssreet, London. t;eurge Duffield; of Turk-buildings, Bennondsey N ee . road, in et parish of St. George the Martyr. Souths3rlh is th e ee t teti.of sorrctarwoul .adder Ind heart hilt it-nm e , fa ct:awe, deader and e wag, to sorremler, Mire,' 19, and April 19, at lane, at Guil•thull, I.outitm. Attutue;, Mr. Crass, lug-street , Sinn Lo ark. • Thomas Heed, of Pashops;ott_-street, In the city , r t• doo, chouteutonger, dvater mud chatooon, t o surro oltr, March Is, oti.,•and .Ipril in, at tea, at (:uildltall. 'Attorney. Mr. Bart Johnottrert, Crotched-friars. Jarncy ' Seaward, lato 14' U olon- place, Kent-road, county of Surrey, builder, dealer and cluiplotnn, Cu anrrraA Mardi 19, 12, and April 19, at tnelse, at t;u.ldiz-11, dun. Attorneys, Messrs. /Work, Iti.sacll, and Corner, York-street Southwaik. _ _ Ralph Cooper Green, late of Lineo money s ,.,;, vener, dealer and chapusan, to surreahl, SL,n h twt ten; April 2, at elr‘en ' and 19, at ten, a: • !,. 3 11, don. Attorney, Mr. llaaea , Angel.cot 11, ' 1 1 , 1.1.14141, 4 . street. DIvIDENIN. March D. Richard 141;r, in i i ..• COUnty of lierefurd, thnbermerchant, at elcvcii, at Go: Gre)huaiol Inn, in the city of Hereford. April le. John Coward, of Ulverston, in the county CI Lancaster, iroainoliKer, dealer and chapiunn, at eleven, :.t the Jernistisam Arms, Shiffnall, in the mount,: of Sal o p March 24. Hobert Roberta, of Liverpool, in tin; C1111414V u j Lancaster ' merchant, dealer aaa chaptunn, at eleven, at the house of 11-nry Fosalum, the (Huhn Tavern, J ahu street, Liverpool. May 3. William Smith, late of Rosemary lane, in the county of Middlesex , chin mmoager, dialer mad chapontr, at one, at G uildha ll , ' Loudon. A _ April 9. Joseph Ituw . land, of Graystuke-place Fetter-laur, in the rity of London, ca r p en t er , a t t en , at daddhall. April tl. IYillian Hunblip, of Stradbrock, in the connly of Suffolk, tanner, druler and rbapmau, at twelve, at Glad. hall Lourtun. MOrri; Trapier, of 3crolyn-_trot, io the ra rif :I of St. Jao.,, estmin,..ter, iu the county uf Mid dlesex, tailor, dealer mut theiluau, at ten, at 4 aildhall, Lon.loa. lay a. John Baird, late of Barbican, in the city of Loa. dun, distiller (hut row of tiuddloid-street, in the conaty of MidtUesexj at *len, at _ _ „ . lay 3. Edwar d HaiStun, a the flinouel of Southsarh, in the county of Sums, hap-rarrehant, dealer and chap. man, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. 6pril %fa. Samuel Headen, of Tbreadneedle-street, in the city of London, inatirancr-Isruler, at ten, at Go.ldhall. larch "29. Walloon Sandford and di:slab Box, of Salford, in the enmity of Lancaster, d)erg, dealers and claipthen, at three, at the Spread Nagle tun, Manchester. lad alt. Joseph Stereos and Jobe) Carttar, of Bread-street, ebeapaide, in the city of London oarelsouseuiea, dekko and clopineu, at twelve, at Guildball. CERTIFICATES-.-Mnetcot 90. John Julies, of Linietiouse, is the county of Middlesex, baker. Mamas &main, of Little New-street, Shoe-laae, in the city of London, plastery', desk' and &spaks. !ohs Atkutsuti, of Birtniasharo, in the county of Werwirt, iron -founder, dealer and chaptuan. Joseph Glover, late of tha cat) of 11'orcestcr, porter-brewer, dealer and chaptuan. Ilenry Rainsluittotn, of Bradford, in the county of Yo,t, wei chant aud ra nufacturee. There was so Court of Aldermen held yesterday. The Loan Matron, after inspecting the returut. ordered Bread to contitute at the present price. At eight &doll on Thursday morning last, one of the powder mint at Dartford blew up. Happily no byes were lost. On Thursday evening. a young Lady from Lon. don, of the name of CAPPER, who had Wen on a visit at Birmingham, arrived at Worcester, by the Mail coach, at the usual hour; and. after taking some refrealiment, proceeded onwards to Bristol. After having travelled mveral miles on the road to Tewkesbury, one of the hones became so restive and unmanageable, that the Guard went from tint dickey to the coach-box, to assist in governing and pulling the horses up: in this effort the reins broke; when the Guard got down. for the purpose of stopping the horses, who had now set off at full speed. in this attempt lie was likewise unfortunate; and the leaders having extricated themselves from the carriage, the wheel-borees turned into Ripple lane. The Coachman then jumped from the box, in the hope of being able to arrest their career; but, failing in his purpose, he was stunned and thrown thorn : and, upon recovering himself, me lancholy to relate, he found the young lady (who, with a child of the coachman's, were the only pas sengere), lifeless near the same spot. It can only at praeticeet be conjectured that, alarmed at the dan ger of her situation, she must have been killed in at to throw herself from the coach. When the horses *topped, the child was found unhurt in the coach. arious reports were afloat respecting this melancholy business. The Inquest was fixed for the 7th. PRICE OF STOCKS, YEITERDAY. 3 per Cent. c 0... tin 6.1 5 per Cana. Navy Imperial 3 par Carat 97 1. buil 3 pet GEL Si lenlia Roods lac aa. dis. E‘eliequrr Bahl 'I. Se.preta. I • Tickets ell. Cinemas liar T. BISH Stock Broker , PRICE OF IRISH 'TONES, Frs. 324 Gov': 'at Debentures lli Po' coot. 7cii Government Stock Gmerutueut Debentures 5 per. cent. 951 Royal Canal Lail b per cent, 99 COURSE OF ExamNnE, U•Relt 4. Amster.lam.... 33 7 9 U. 1.1413011 6O Ditto at Sight.. 34 11 Oporto Rotterdam c. f. I 1 v a U. Li shale 'of Ham:null' .... 34 6 cli. Cork Allues 34 7 9 U. ir LUMPY. Paris Ditto g Cs 53 10, Cols 4111 ban 1. s. L Bourdrans - • o 0 Cadiz Moffitt 4l 011111CtiVe New Dollars .... 0 0 0 Bilbao at Silver in Dews . ... 0 5 6 Leghorn 491 New Louis (each) o o 0 Naples as Agio iil 019 Dank of Holland, Genoa OfhiLiv.Ple. fik par ant. Venire ti. C..... se Do. Ind. DIiATM• Os Salida, Melt last, at bee lisps* is Gleseestrr-place, Poeitsan-square, Lady Mortis, relict of Sir Henry Marts+, Bart. late Comptroller of thie Navy. HIGH WATER, TWA DAY, AT LO!' LXIS4IIi I IA.. C. • wn.zi.. after.. 11 j Ewen. ruin. atber LONDON Priced by O. DAVIDSON, No. to, o;A Carry-oteiat, ea/ pobllshed at the otlice, Nu is, Back of St. Ciatotot's asureli, Steam!, WHITE, of same ploet.—Ordwrs, air for this rarer, gaol tv the Office, (post paid;, will be dui) atisk.hd to. Plllin , JatilV Aft, • • • 15,• Aft Tti Vamp Staid Da Mar , a 8. RIIBI abaci tbi I A . rl ,l Mc, .11041 11 $lOl. Lief T . Cbc wee Cut Ric 111 wn Nip Yv dui DI Gr Sal ILO MI ter fra at JA • 1 • • • •