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0 ? .1 1). LADT LOUIS.! M.iNA'h US'S GRAND ROUT. Her LaL1151,43 gave her second grand root, nn Weduesd.ey uigly, at her house in Pall-Nfall. which Inns attended by the first Nobility and Fashioneblrs. The arrangements were in her I.Adysbiu's esual style of elegance. There were upwards of 400 per sons present, intungst whom wet, — Their Roc al H ghnes.ei. the INiner , of Wales, and Doke of Gloucester. Duk-s—De Rae, hon. St. Alban's, and Dr. Castries. Duch...ft...Roxburgh, Rutland, St, Alban's, Mrochester, De Castries, and Grafton. Th 1 Wrenn; of A heicorii. Marchione.ses.-WMehester, Heir ford, Salisbury, Exeter, ap I Towisehend. r en tal., Tereo Li mrri,!r, Onsory. Westmor 1.0-4, Stair, CarnirVllll, R , .eilyn, O'Neil, Cowper, Climate ai..l %hos is.. s—Eoston. Rtrirmore. Cork, Ashburnhsm, Rase b- ry. .rl.. I . 4 , kerftl lo , ‘Vit , wiek, R or I r n, Coss per, Dow. og •r Sego.., Clonmell, Camden, Eavisds:e, Portarlinetan, ,rough, I clu,t, r , Meehnroireh, Harrington, Jersey, Pouter', Te•o-1 C.onarvon, Dysart, Ormond, and Dowager Jeerer. V:,e,.unts—Chrtwv nd.Gige, How ick,Wootworth, Newark, Palmerston, Perkins, and Herberton Viseounterres—Howiek, Newark, Lowther, Castlereigh, Pd. lbot roe, Harberton, ei.d Ifeueor.herg. Lords—ll. Petty, P 3,1501113", G. Cavendish, Amherst, Lis- More, A. Somerset, end A. Hamilton. L.dins--Carnnrt..n, Crofton, Downie Granthein, Tsncred, 11/ tnrent, W. Gordon, Rumbefd, Ponsonby, Milbanke ' C. Close, Townsrumd. M Erskine, Hatton, Finch, M. Ford yce, M Primrose, liaggerstone, Bruce, Parry, G. Cay..n• doh, ramose, Moir, flowerer Nesbright. A. M Cotton, Stanhope, S. 5411.nr, Mont,gee, Foley, E. Firagere'd, W. Wynne, Hens wbod, M. Hamilton, C. I.ong, C. Ileihert, Pre•oe , l, F Nest, Glynn, Croft, %I:ldinay, M. Pratt, Hurt, F. ?sm o lt, Bsshop Beveshnds, C. Barham, Perth, Amherst, Woinevrcil. HoAlmote. end E. Whitbread. Baron arid direness De Robeek. An.e-h Glenn, W. Allis., %V. W. Wynne, Honywaxl, R. e, and H. Dathwood. t.eoe,al.—M•E Arlene and Pigot. Csiol3lo Smitl, Vfte....•( " ; and 7' Lambe, 3 Mennen, Foote, Heneage, Sutton two emits, Duff, 'll , :nnt. G. Herbert, G lee, Tan ,ee•o, T Pont., M nehteed, Vulture, Montague, Tem pi", Chem pneva, Ball. use, W. Smith, Windham, H Winos*, Othe Hunter. Lee, andT. !bps. t.tre nes..Thompson, W Smith, Butte', Adait, Monts , ea. , Coe, 1c utters, J Herbert, Steele, ViPiers, Foote, 1 ,- "lea., Skewer!, Bruverte, O.k'y Hunter, Lee, T. Hope, and Co •••••1'... 111 —C: embsde ff. _ _ Nii 6 m-,..—H u n:nke. Guns, tAnn.o..l).nmtrrool, Dawn. Pt.rmwes, Nipaur.e, Tow...henda, Cm's, WA Long. Yeats, Tludel.htons. l'Jniun, %Vowel. Smith, three Sutton*, Senrant, Cavencl;sh, Steele, Tropes, Prihasuc, II ',moor, HPiorritoose, lona. Dishwood, Raman, Vitiator, Cheshire, G.stel..n. Coleman. The Earl and Countess of Esau gave a reran(' dinner, !este; day, at their house ir. Berkeler•sgaare, itu Earl FOIIITEsCIJE, Vicounr EIIkINOTON. Lcrd a nd Lady Gatatrutri, Lord BRAT ssatotts. Lord H. PKTTY9 Lady Da Rot, aad Mr. Tb 101146 I 11.ivenatket Theatre was crowded last night: TEM! Thumi intends to rival Maio. Gatos in ithgering 111: cash. Mr. Cone► was *speies! at Glasgow, to perform for a few nights; he was announced for .Riciard un Monday last. The Coun:ess of Fusin Aram, and suit*, arrived, Wednesdar last, at the Britannia Hotel, Leith, from Tonningen. Captain Di L Lon has taken an elegant house, in Manchester-square, for the reception of hi, beauti tul bride. Mr. IT H gave a grand dinner, 01 Wednesday, at his villa, near Richmond, to the PsR run:: csL An eAsuboit, and several of the Foreign Ministers. Mr. BANNISTIII opened his Badgee, at Bury Thea tre. on Friday last. at Norwich on Monday, and goes to L.no next week. Lady Hull r will have a grand masquerade, next Monday, at her Louse, in Arlington-btrvet. The Duchess of Roasowcti will give a grand thi. Jav, AI her house in Portn.an-square... Lady PER I n kill have a grand card F.::ty, this evening, at her house in Grosvenut-square. I.nr I TON, Sir H Bait. And N. B . 1... q are the Stewarsk fur the nest Races ar ....isirto his 4nt , n3 her .ray into the Racing Ca len kir , a bay mite, to run at the 5..: INAND(I , ..‘IICI C. 11 MILDM AY, F. , 41 givr:-. a fii!Ly puun,l Daat to be run for at 1% I. -'brr4...!.: ailvnti,ement " all to d by } er Grace." :!I . ..ess Goa grvid rout, nn was Atttl•tiesi by u•raa:ds of five ('•:1 Br 4.V.1" , .1* will give y q r A nj dicu , xnuri 'iv:, at t!..ur I:4 POILIII4III' Ditchf.‘,nf it•.srrnaTg.V: 2 grand y• at th..:r i:iGeosvenor.square, t' n..is ail..lSavtrAl 4.40.er . . RIM; Coaato.. of A. kwvwnea give • (Irsati dione,,ll-crynr , w, at e“.ls- h !Me, i a j.iCk• • k .•!•r.T. 1) , Ii:e ni gay(' a grand • • Wedne.,Ja• 1.. e• r . t 1" tip in Portmin.. • • It : 1 ' H.; Royal 11;..-:•re•ss of Yuse, r. Ltioke no i ;nelson, 1/4,1 Ca . ree•• sr, and several .0.- Pr pe , •lnns nr .!istio.ft!nr.. fne of 1); 4 L will leave town, d•y, for Tuaridge Wr•IL. Lord I' gets kao taken an elegant house, in Uppor :are, to which Li • Loini•d•p remnved or. Wedn:sdoy. Lady CAMP/Mil. gave a grand hal and supper, on Tuesday night, at het hon.-, in Wien : 01. -street, which was eurnerotLly attend^,,. Master Barry pestorrn:d, Orencesrer Theatre, on Monday, and last ae s tlt at Likucester Theatre ; and on 'Tuesday neat in: is to perform ANT.rvai, at Cielteni‘am. He will be followed by Miss Dose •a. Dusic,•x, by Mrs. SI ODOM/. Tiie Bald Theatre closet fur the wast)i. towinorrow mud Tbs Floe, *lmes. ;ng Theatres both open nter, under the manage 'be Year (yentleman. mod ler the direatun of Mr. NI,: 1 Amy, and 1/be • Nu, pening,rr , th Th. al Trio Scud:end ar.d Worthii ua hir , ridAy seat; dot form arid of Mr. 131.*, with TA Metridasty; the la.tcr, untie 1. • t IMO, with 744 Alerc4i Ad Irma Ciraii. LADY HUME'S BALL AND SUPPER. Lady Hunt gave a grand Ball and Sapper, on Tuesday night, at her house iu Hillatresq Betke ley-eqesre, which were numerousiy attended. The grand stair-ease was lighted by patent lamps, on Egyptian pyramids. The grand hall-room displayed great taste in its arrangements; it was lighted by a superb lustre, with diamond-cut drops and icicles. Lights in o►-rnolurbranches were placed in different parts of this apartment, and the most beautiful exotics were judiciously placed on elegant stands ; three supper-rooms, on the ground flour, were set out with great elegance; in the first was a horse-shoe table for one hundred persons ; valuable China vases, with boa:rifts. were on the tables, and curious figures intermixed between them ; Maker (loose was well executed in wax. In the other two rooms tables were set out for one hundred more, and the whole lighted by silver branches, bearing lights. The supper was hot, and consisted of every delicacy of the season. At twelve, the bail was opened by Earl Proms' and Miss Hulse, to the fa vourite air of The Fairy Daises." After which, Earl Kisumu!. and Lady Townsmen°. the Hon. Captain HAY, and Miss Evecvn, danced the merry dance of " Fight about the . ke side." At two o'clock the company came down to supper, and at three returned to the ball-room, when dancing recom menced, with " Drops of Brandy." It was half past five when the company separated, amongst whom - His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, !rine@ Estarbuy ; Duchesses of Northumberland, Gordon, Bed ford, Leeds, snit Rutland ; Marchione.ses of Salisbury, Doe us. shire, and Bath; the Countesses of Harrington, Ashburnham, Carhampten, Camden, Dowager Essex, Nerrymore, and Tal bot ; Laden Townsherwl, M. Cotton, Smith Burrs, E. Cecil, Glynn', and Metcalf. COL. THORNTON'S ENTERTAINMENT. Colonel THourrorr gave a grand dinner, last Monday, at Kenyon House, Lincoln's-Inn•Square, to celebrate the return of Lord MILTON and Sir FRANCIS BUIDRTT to Parliament. Tables were set for one hundred persons, in the great dining par lour. The beautiful service of plate, which was presented to the Colonel by the York Volunteers, was used on the occasion. After the usual toasts, the following were given : Freeholders of the county of York who voted for Lord &Mom^ " The Memory of Cherie* Watson Wentwoith, Marquis of Rockingham, and Sir Ge.ige Saville, Bart." " Liberty without Licentiousness to WI inankaid." After dinner several songs were sung by Mr. Dtovuta and others. Two transparencies were placed at the entrance of the room, with the mottos illsitow.t4e choice of rho People," and " Burdett end lodeposikaes." In the evening, Mrs. THORNTON gars a grand ball; which was numerously attended. A suite of nine elegant apartments were lighted be Grecian lam;s and diAmond-cut-glass lustres, Ste. the ek.....c colleaiun of paintings, trum Thornville Royal, decorated these apartments. The most beautiful exotics were placed in superb stands. Thy company did not separate till four in the ensuing morning. The greatest liberality, mirth, and good burr:our, attended this entertainment. THE IRLSII COURT. Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond's Assem bly, at the Lodge, in the Pheinix-Park, on 'rues. day evening, the 19th ult, wee one of the most splendid and fashionable we ever rememberid to have seen. The portico and hall were lighted up with great taste in festoons of coloured lamps, and' decorated with 11 )wers and green-house plants. The first drawing-room was laid out with card tables, and the great drawing-room, in which was a sepa rate card-table for her Grace's party, was most su perbly The supper-rooms weic throw!: open at half-past twelve, where every Jcl:cacy and t.tc choicest wines were in profusion. After suppt.. :I, Grace the Lord Lieutenant gave 4. /ill . ' s Health," which was drank, by all present, feeling so excellent a Monarch deserves. The h.c :)...nd of the Bth soot played the treater pan of t:. • even ing in the hall, and Jurilg suprr in the anti-ro m. The attention of their Graces gave the most universal satisfeclion. Amongst the company were— Mr. and Lady Emily Henry ; Sir Edward and Lady Elita beth Littlehales; Coolness of tilandrair ; EV and Countess of Mayo; Countess of Clare; Countess or Castle-Stewart, arid Lady C. Stewart; Viscountess Ranelagb, and Miss Janes; Viscount and Vocountcsi Nlianck ; Mr and Lilly Eleanor Cavendish; General and Lady Augusta Leith ; Mr. and lady Anne tiregory ; Laity A M. Annesley ; Lady Dowager R. 04. more; Lady Cutle-Corne; Lady Wellesley, and the Hon Mws Packenhant ; tit Irmo,' Floyd and Lady Denny; the At toiNcy-General and Lady Cox; the Sulicitor-General and M.,. 8•nh...; the Bishop of Blinn:Pre and Mrs. ; the bishop of Down and Mrs Alexander; the Archdeacon .1 Mali... an. the Hon. M 4 Fowler ; Col. and the lion. Ma. Seymour; HOP. Mr...0ul %l as Stewart,; M.o. Mr. and Mn. Blackwood ; Mr:. ; the Provost n( Trinity College; Mn.s A. I.lters,n and the two Mos Uawsossa; C.disnel and Ain Fa'kinto ; Colonel and Mrs. Austriather; Hon. Admiral l'aelnirtham; Hon. Mr. Agar; o.le. Mr Jocelyn; Hon. Mr. Hewett; H on . C o l one l Colonel Packeitlmin; Hner, Mr. Peter; Hon. Colonel CAM(; Bit ChM IN Ormsby, and Su liticha.iiStvle _ _ Mr. Poaer. Mr. Lambert, Mr. Dlyne, and near 100 pecide 1.1 fashion. sat down to supper. Her Grace is to have another Graad Assembly. this evening. Th. Wight Hon. L usl and Lady MourctomtaT, and suite. nave arrived in Edinburgh. Mrs. StVnolcs has rinsed her engagement ft Li verpmi Theatre, and is succeeded by Messrs. 114.,avment. Slisisi,4s. and Ransom__ An oid woman, who lives in North Shields, lately add-c sed a person of that place to the following purp. rt :--" Mr. li. this it a sad story .1 theaters& being in dangvr."—.. It would ;seed be a sad story. Nanny. but I nopr there ism truth la it."—" Nay. tt mut be true." says Nanny. "for there are bills about it al: over the town. And yet it's very odd, fir pa 4..,, Mr. B. err chiral • •OM 11Alira1 ; w U not wt !sweep yogios atai " The Officer, of His MAy tar Vs ship Orme' save a most splendid entertainment to a party if their friends. consisting of a very numerous and fashiom able a.semblage of the iuhahitaats end the Officers of the Si:it:Wren. at North Yarmouth, en Monday. About wventy percr.ns partook of a senaptuens ' ncr at Iva o'clock ; d t•icing commenced at sista, end the &Militating sunusenatnt contented alba lam hoar neat morning, when the company retired, highly pleased wets the ay.:atlas of their busts. INDIA. BOMBAY GAZETTE, Nov. Ilk MC On Monday anchored en the harbour, the Danish ship Charlotte, Captain Borten, from the Isle of France ; at her departwe there *ere neither men of war or privateers in the harbour. None of the prizes of the Pirithenitte had arrived at the Island, but some of the ve• %els captured by ri Sentillante, as well as the frigate, had :mired at the Island of Bourbon. His Majesty's ships &lire, Capt.rin Bingham ; Cormsallir, Captain Johnston ; and I,b,hyg.euce, were cruising riff the Mauritius. Rice was selling at the I.k of France at seven dollars per 1501 b. wei.Tht. European articles weir, in general, exceedingly dear ; but the mat Xet for Indian go rds very dull and very low. The C....Aar/We touched at the We of Bourbein for a supply of provisions and refreshments, at which time the Stair aft' and some of licr prize., were at the Island. The Perseverance and ifili9n sailed from Prince of Wales's Island, for China, the 6th of December last. A'AVAI. lATELLIGENCE. roaysuutivn, JUI.V I. Sailed His Majesty's ships Drajoi, to join the Channel fleet, and the Hart,' on a cruise. His Majesty's ship L'Argais is apponneJ convoy to the Westward.—Wind N.W. DEA 1.,1V LY 1. Arrived His Majesty's ship ti,,o gr, Worn Be with thetit.Pairici, And another vessel under conv'•v, which am smiled for the River.—Wind Southerly. RAMSGATS, JULY I. This morning the Covens of Aliso armed cutte e fell in, off the North Foreland, with a lung row boat, answering the description a fisherman had given of a French row-boat privateer, lately seen off that coast. The cutter chased, and drove her on shore near Kingsgate Bay, where she was taken pos session of, and proved to be a smuggling boat, SO feet in lentsh, having 20 oars, laden with spirits and dry goods, past of which were wjaed on bliore by a boat's crew belonging to the Swift Revenue Cutter of this place. OLD ester, JILT 2. Jam Pitt* was capitally inditged for privately stealing from the person of William Brasier, on the 46th of June last, at Ealing, in the comity of Mid. diesel, a one pinutd Bank of England sots, and some silver, his property. The charge was proved, but it appearing that the Prosecutor, •Brxier, bad fallen asleep at the time of the stea ling, in emu gamic of drink, The Learned JUDO' stated, that when the vice or miscondua of the party contributed to the stealing of his property, the ease was no! within the statute making it capital. The Prisoner was found Ossify detailing only. Mary Troth, alias &Mom a girl of eighteen years of age, was capitally indi.led for stealing in the dwelling house of Eleanor Bryan, of St. John's Parish, Waning, two silver watches, valued toge ther at 31.‘"ISs. The watches were pawned, and the duplicates found upon the Prisoner. but the deb a se was only brought horse at to ear of them . The Lim Me se JUDGE stated, that as this watch could only be valued at half of SI. 15: and conse quently under 40s. the offence amounted only to larceny, and the Prisoner was found Gssilty ac cordingly. John Came/ was capitally indifted. under Lord Ellenborough's Att, for cutting and maiming Mar tin Carroll, of Charlotte - buildings , Gray's lon ians., Holborn, on the 14th of June last. It ap peared that the Prisoner was beating one Joint Davis. a tailor of that place, when the Prosecutor interfered. and was cut on the band with a sword by the Prisoner. The Prisoner, in his defence. stated. that he is in the recruiting service under Colonel Robinson, and that suspetting Davis was secreting a deserter, be had seized hold of him, when the Prosecutor inter• fered. He added, that the Prosecutor and his friends had vowed vengeance against him, calling him a wimp Serjeant. and that they would snake him find a second sliver cap for his head, Prisoner having been once trepanned. This defence was made out in evidence. and the Jury brought in a verdiet of acrattal. The grant of a pension to Lord Cos see. a Lord ofJusticiary in Scotland, upon which Mr. Peace v•t. so pointedly animadverted. in the debate of Wednesday last, turns out, from the explanatioa of Mr. ADAM, to be barely a realisation of the promise of the Duke of PORTLAND. Lord CVLLIR has been subjetied to pecuniary difficulties, in consequence of his baring surrendered two-thirds of his oQtcial revenue to pay the debts of his father, die c-lebrated Doilor Cos LIP. The intended grant was solely to render his income suitable with the dignity of his situation; and, therefore, could not have the 'cast possible reference to Parliamentary ir.4lencr. as stated by the CH A NCILLOR of the ElCidstota.— With 'cilia to its being a grant Src life, that was merely a mistake in the office which prepared the warrant ; and as a reversion was also given, it would be nonsense to suppose it was for life. The efficacy of the plan proposed last Sessions of Parliament, for recruiting the regular army, has been much doubted. There is no doubt. however, of the efficacy of si Scheme which will speedily commence seism, for recruiting, at a small es• peruse, the finances of numerous individdals, whose aim is to raise, by the Wheel of Fortune, an army of British guineas. The great Lonny, that com mences drawing in a lee days, will substantiate these assertions. In s few days the Sommer State Lottery begins Drawing. Only VOA® recital, with a 30.0001. Prize at the heart of the list ; it is fired to draw 1.000 Tickets on each drawing day. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at Honestly and Co.'., who tioSeit the favosfa of the public as die present occasion. HOSISSIIY and Co. were the Sr* to sell Two Prises of 30,0001. ; they also shared. in the prism year, amof SO.000l.„ two of 5,0001., two of 1.0001.. and four of Sod, at their old ems. blished State Lottery °Sees, lei, Condi% St Chariagcloas, and Si. N.rgarat's•hill, Borough. CORN-EXCITANCIE, Joey 11. Primal, this day, kin but middlingswpply, and (m ast. &lux of Americaa Flour, cabs., o drilla* th at Purchases .sr etfr..tod, an! this at rather btu prise. &A, and Malt each have ftw buyers, at somewhat lower ?het Very few Poi* and Beans of each Ic.nd. Thee are several they arrival. of t ht., cwastways and foreign, ar.d this bade qth.te.l rather theap , r. Floor dull in solo. American sss. Vb.. per ?amid. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. whn5t........454 58.. 7Y+. BUM (WC*•• •o 4s. 481 , Fabe to .., 74.. /54 04. T rk buns (do.) :364 4e 0 4 :2 1 e 61-;CY ye/ ~ 44 63 , 1 , 412,144 its 02. NJ t 6 k 6k.. Od Rapt 5eed...... 241. 17. W!•. Peas B^ , bSs. 01. F. .c. Floor Grey 1 , ...s 44, 0.. 04. Seconds 3os 6os MEETINGS OF (MEDI l'Oß:i AT GUILWIALL, To•stoektiv A ncltow Johost me awl John Nailiby, Finclt•lnne, Len. ft. e don, pert,suer• • :, I: . . . . 144 4 , wollans.., Mok.stieet London, eiettia:let j i w.ii. e w i 1.„—...0ett. Snows. hill , Lonlon, b itt.r. . .. 2 W.llia.n %laemi, Newington Caesswey,Suney, alight loan . and William Lae, bridge street, Wackfi sae., g nicer. James Sinclair, Exac.Ation Dock, Wapping, victual. ler Tboutas lite nt Ssinhltl•fsw ip 'stringer DIVIDENDS. Stephen Williams, grater, Dover, Rent Joseph Murray, late ol guidon, e a ", John Warner, FAnsJ•in, Isis:, shopkeeper Joseph Dean, Wattoug-street. Limnos, wholesale AMIN. draper John Dalrymple, Rowell-street. Weomdra p, eons dealer John Bindery, Salron•bUl, 141448 men„ retavrafrare Hellmann Deeiriney, the elder. Llaildret-erreek, Rei gate, gurney, hon.-dealer .111:in Wilkinson, New Honil-atrem,iliddlearM, hanker George Dorset, John Johnnie Job* Wildman', W.J. Tian Renters, and Jatendlirom, Ilse MostiLanert, banters • Willartn Taylor, Little Frotcheap, Lender', moit-cetler Bement Preitoo, Huiborn losie..-dre • John Stork, Themes Whitby, and Cashew -Hettrill, Great DPI d. Yorkshire, merchant' . . Dared Leans, Southanipton-tout, nonthatripsen.agie. linen.draper • • William Taylor, H • rarch, Lea., thirbuilrlcr Time.ht Haws, Wa/tbant Holy areas, Lim, pin. maker . . • . • Henry Atkinson, late of Bran atreenbUl, Laotian. • srennian.ger • CERTIVIC Richard Gill. of Olfa.kobeld, to the nrit — , et . Y ,k , deals, and thapnian. Jobs Hood Smith, of Weeet.lene, Tetesuetthwt, ha the city . f Lnadon wino and spiritrinoreltant. John Chipman. of Martin's-Wit. Cemettltreet, Leiatas, drywasec. dealer Indehapman. William Rirt.rdflfaelosan-strirat. Southwark, in the foamy of Sum , draper.. Molar dad eltalintut. Majamin/addaler.of Whitrachapal, hi the smutty a kw.. are, deafer and chaponn John Waller the younger, at 1.,e, in the Fa*. of Old Soin kat,. in the county of Worca tel. irtfloallor, Aoki and chap. Hugh Bin. of Intsinster. is w eosin, of Damn, *no" boom. dealer and ettownan. Robert natter. of Witney, in the county of Oxford. Womktt• emover, &afar ana 'bowman. Samuel Lessard. late of the perish of gt. George, Of Gloomier, victualler. dealer &ma disputes. PRICE OF sroccs. rksTERDAY. 3 pes Cosa. Redeem, „MINI 4 per Ceut. An..uities Imperial A Auittea "i. 161 rem. pa. hvlia 11444. 2 . is wt., 11.41• I.o4tery 'Pickets.. Cuusols fix .......... 63;i: T. BLSH, Sl44.k•Kr..kv, N.P. 4. Coenhutl. spa BIRTH. At Gray Abbey. North of Wised, ea Monday eaboight, the Hon. lbs. hfoetgontety, of a sort. MARRIAGES. LAtely, hy the lice. H. Adams, Edward Chinery, Zs. or Arington, in Suffolk, to Miss Wanter, chiggers' of Jolla Warner, Esq. of nesulieu, Hants. Saturday, P. lie.lefeek, Esq. of Milbrarit Howie, Si,,skto,, to Miss Archer, etd st damthter of the Late Thomas Archer, Esq. of Sutton Cohlftetd, Warriekshir , , are vaust-daugetet to John Cai%ers. Est) of Stapleton. DEATHS. Oe Wohiesday, at Hayes, alt r • short illness, Mrs Kerby. wife at Sat. James Kerby, lookseiter, of ()and street.—A Lady who pommel every vireo• that coat, endear her to society, and veinier her Inn a subjetre (Whetting and deep revel to her numerows relatives and friends _ . _ After a lingering illness. Mrs Wiiittington. vase( the Roe. John Whittington, Rector nt Co A- Aston, Gloucestershire. Thursday se'sinight, at Newmarket, in the 39th year of tie age, Mr. John roller, many yeari Clerk of the Course, Ltd formerly igr.iosn inter to Sir Chalks B.mbery, Bart. HIGH wivrvit, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BK19(;P:. 1iam.....111 wet. after.. It j 1..v.en...1, min after .. SALES BY AUCTION. ?REYNOLD !MUSE, NINE ACRES OF LAND. AND RIGHT OF CUNMON, NEAR GODSTONE. SUR KE I . MR. MURTON, At Darrawses, TUF . SD Twelve Y. Jule 7. at Twel ir'Cl..es. Allesitabk FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comer ing a Fart1).1100•114 IP oh Sans. Stable. Garden, •ad four nelds ; 4:adorning about Ards Acta,. %Anata at if plenn4. in the parish of Ustetbam, near C;‘,4l.teoe. Surrey, ie t .t neighbourhood of two pack. nt hauls t., now us the 0cta1...- win et Mr. Henry Mims, tessera at yid. The umber wig M •a the t , wthele• I J be viewed till the nht, and "'Astute's he/ on eat •-"*" ses , at the pr•netpal Inns at Ent tinnstead and t ;adstnnti H.lf Mena, Godstoushroad Ge.nae, and King's Arm" Weaterhe r I Runes Arse, sad Grsyhoiut, Cioydes; Gattaway'.4 and .4 Mr Sutton. OS, 70 COOPERS AND OTHERS. CAPITAL cuurnotee AND umvuxitoh-HOUS E, sot, 1 HWARIL. By Mt BURTON, Os TUESD AY,s.gns lois 7. at Ts/the at rrawaes, Mot tled et Ow Ases of M. 3. pt . . W Ga ilktus , .n. Cooper. A trulr desirable LEASEIIOI.9 LS tF. toroprmlag an itlitallsie• cow...ruts -owl vary complete sraauarh and coraturts.de Derehma-rotose, TWOS Uak 4 aCies 11 U 341 ," doe•. T 1,.• pft , n.tes are conveniently twanged to conlutt a minors of u e fine magnitrada, and venom a solfttar vat hr Lk de Ilinvhosrse. Ise sannifil ditto, doer spacious work 'Otop., wails aretesomos oast • bookbinder's snap. rut •••• P'". -11 ,, rie. tiviu.statt RAM, and new-erected countim butt's ; eh de lying eon compact, and resuniel to •5•1 • situAtioi of •h•• fsf.t mapeataste. 10 be wrattet„ end rotictilats had M Mr. of. ere hill ; 0,, tne F•nufussn • a Maws. Swam* and Co. Solicitors, UM m iimsz 4i.a,Los osbetbsthe o t Dundee Aims, Wappei - - - LUN DON Ara by G. Ditvivsom. No. 17. Dub•'• c.orr, h .rr tr Nut, Cocent•Rodoe, sod pablohed at the °Mee, It.ck of St. Clement's Clikirch. Strout, ef W.STIPCIL, of No. 7, Nor Baltoi.street. Long-Acre Orders • for thus root. 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