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ore 1111. MR. BUG'S WORK. Nothing that has hitherto appeared in mint. so fully and unequivocally proves the iiinucenre. the reebtode. the humanity. and piety of Laths XVI. or so clearly elucidates his character, as the v o l u me which is just pohlished by Mr. Hue, who els one of the last persons suffered to remain with the Royal Family ; and who, braving. and miracu lously escaping death, never left the spot of their misfortunes, till i.e attended the only sarviror et the Royal Prisoners, the daughter ot I.i, master, to Vientia, when she was exchanged for the Deputies whom General Dumourier had seized and sent into Germany. After a rapid sketch of the principal events and excesses of the French Revolution, %Lich, though well known, are nevertheless properly recalled to the reader's memory, to prepare him for the ;titer citing recital of leas, with which he unacqiiaint ad, and of which Mt. Hue unly could inform him, the Aothor enters mare minutely into the iudivi dual stirferings, sentiments, and conduit of the King and Royal Family. From the period of the Jottag Pri ..ess's first receiving the Sacrament, (Atips . 1790) when the King addresses her in a strain diasted by piety and misfortune united, to the last line of the volume.. which includes the treatment and death of the Queen, of the young Kin, Louis XVII. and of the 'linen Eliza beth, the interest of the narrative never /I..gs Bat what more particularly distinguishes Mr. Hoes work, are the conversations between the Xittp, and his old, brave, faithful Counsellor, the virtuous De Malesherbes. whose melancholy fate, as well as that cf his family, the Author records, in a very needing manner. It is these interesting conversations, which were communicated to Mr. Hue, by M. De Malesherhes himself, that place the character of Louis XVI. in its proper light. Their authenticity is established,, by documents un der the hand of M. De Malesherbes. " There is not a word," says the Count d'Antraigues, in his Observations on Mr. Hue's Work, in a publication of Taesday, Feb. 24: " ' ['here is not a wind in all thee: conversations, but what was reported by M. De Malesherbes: I have the documents by which they are incontrovertibly proved." After speaking in the highest terms of Mr. Hue's Work, the Count d'Antraigues concludes his Observations in the following manner " May this excellent Work spread over Europe! May it find its way over the barriers which oppose the en tramie of truth into France I May it teach Kings whMslations da:• do in their folly, and Nations how Heaven aveoges Kings! France ought to be an examy.!e to ado, Sties. See what she now is, and whom ellsO obeys I The most abjad slave. ry is the lot of that very people, who saw their King murdered, witl - amt defending him. Be 'oma the scourge ot Europe, they carry witlon their bosons their own scourge: and they have eroverad him I The sceptre, torn tram the descend. ants of St. Louis, oy retels, has been given by other rebels in a Corsican, who was proclaimed execrable and infamous, on the 117th of May, 1793, by the Cancans themselves!" Ammagst the many improvements adopting at Carmarthen. it is in c•satesnplation to establish a Meshes: Dis,sensary. fur the charitable purpose of auendiog the sick poor at their own houses. At a meeting of the Corporation and Inhabitants, held lest Monday. at the Town Flail. the measure was proposed by JObla LLOYD, DI. of Kilgadan, and 'retarded Is) , Ca • a t. ts M oso AN. E'q. the Clerk of the l'ea:e for the county. It was warmly supported by j..ttrd Cawboa. Mr. Pat Lit ers, of Cwrngwilly, Mr. HL ON If of Tregib, and Dr. Dail es. A Committee was immmliately appointed. to consider of the most eltgihle means to carry the plsn into execution.— The Corporation of Carmarthen intend very gsne• rowdy to contribute an aitnual sum ; the Medical Gentlemen of the town have very handsomely of. /eyed their attendance and assistance. gratis. The Cot poretion of Carmarthen bas also resolved to en- Lrar the present quay, by estenditig it to the bridge. whit.h will be an Incalculable advantage to the ttade and shipping of the town ; .likewise to erca a new gaol an i house cif correaion ; and that a certain pottion of the Corporation land be sold. and others let by auaton. to meet the eapencea attendant on the same. Tl.e following curious letter from M-. blativiso, disueutill teacher, at Halstead, in Lssex, to Joni Manses', Halstead. is copied from a manuscript preserved in the British Museum, and will proba bly amuse many of our readers : Halstead, Aug 4 , 1711. Sivs-sThe narrative which I gave von, in retailer' to seit.:ls colt* VA which yuu art pleased to lay goo, otsinuie..ds upon me to "Wats is at follow .'-o•Therc we. one Mater ('ollmt, a asides hi trade, of Hasrannigharn, in the county of Suffolk, oaineri, its•rsent in Si, Doke% fessity, lierihsil, in !Suffolk, who, as 'toe* costume', with tow, assisting the maid, to chum, and leemg enable ise the phase is) to make the better cense, threw an hot iron into the chum, undo she notion at w:tcheraft hi the case, upon which a poor labouter, then employed in carrtMg dung in the tan!, eyed wit in a Venni' inannet, " They have killed we, they have tilled in..," vein re.-pme bb hand upon his back, intimating where the keine was, and Cied upon the !pot ! . _ COROM.R'S INQUESTS. An leqtrisition was t tken, yesterday. at the Red Lion. Coat:les-street, Berkeley-square, before Mr. Coro:ter for Westminster, on the body of a Porter in Coe family of Lord Willougby de Broke, who died suddenly on Friday evening. The de• era -ed had mace a very hearty dinner on Friday after be had returned to the ball, be was seized with a fir of cougning. the consequence of which was, he hurt a blond vessel, and imme-liattly ex pired. He had liven a long time in his Lord:hip% orrice.—Gird b. the visie.tioa of God. Another inqui:itioa was taken at a public-bonse in Oxford street, oa the body of Miss Amelia Tar ter, a young lady twice year. of age, who met her death by falling out of a chaise in ex. Edgware-i:ad.' The dectased was ll'e daughter of a gentleman near Shiplake, Oxt.lrdshire, and was on I:er way from a seminary in Hertfordshire. to pay a visit in London. I Inc accident was occasioned by the horse taking fright.—Accidental drat h. R.EALIi NG ASSIZES. On Monday pearliest, the Hon. Mr. Baron Tesomesou and the Hon. Sir SOULDLN Lacasac opened the commission (or holding the Assizes for the county of Beaks, at Reading ; when Aaron Mal vin, for wilfully shooting and wounding William Hatch, of Cookham, labourer, received sentence of IJ,ath, and WAS left fir execuion ; Thomas Morris, for fraudulently ieceivieg. embezzling, and making away with hats and other goods of his master, James Day, was sentenced to be transported for 14 years; Joseph Loydrove, foe killing and slaying William Champion, at Sulhamstead Abbots, was fined ten paired' ; John Jennings, for the wilful minder of Heater Doe. of Winkfield, was acquitted, being insane. but detained till His Majesty's plea sure be known; Rich-Jed Pops and Joreph Pope, for stealing wheat out of the mill of Thomas Buder. of Aston Torrold. were sentenced to sis moths im prisonment. Ac these A ;sizes, before Mr. Baron TROMP/011, a traverse came on to he tried, which had excited considerable interest fu the town of Reading. It was a prosecution at the instaoce of Dr. Valpy, the learned master of Reading School, against Mr. Neale, a rnaltster of that town, for a nu:sance. in creccling a malt-house on part of Vastern-lane, which was stated in the indictment to be a common highway for carriages, horses, and foot passenp,ers. It appeared, however, from the evidence for the prosecution, that the lane in question was no tho. roughfare for carriages or horses, and was used as a passage only to the tenements situate within it ; and although it was admitted to be a common footway leading to Caversham, yet it was proved, that the building was ereeted on ground when formerly had been an open sewer. and planted with trees, which had been cut down about 12 years ago, since which time it had formed a nook or recess, which was con tinually covered with all sorts of rubbish anu filth. The building formed. therefore, no entioachment on the footway, and was, by some of the witnesses, stated to be an improvement to the lane. Under these ciicumstances, after a ilasted trial which ten hours, although the Defendant called no witnesses, the Jury found a verdict of Not Gritty. Upon the verdict being returned, there was a great shouting and clapping of hands in Court, wl.ich the Learned JUDOS, with great propriety, instantly repressed. The amount of the force prepared for the South American ezpcdition, but which has not yet sailed horn Portsmouth, we understand, is about 2000 men. It consists of one troop of horse artillery, one company of foot artillery. the 89th regiment • and detachments and recruits for all the regiments in South America. The following is a coerea list according to the last arrangements: Lieutenant General Whitlock°, RUM, Consmandet.in-Chief, pruned. , with tit.• brevet rank of Cltenerel. Major General Gower, late of 10:1; Reserve, Second in Com mand, pr.• ' ra;r!y with o,e fans of Lieutenant General. Rr'eadie- General &ream& 381.11 regiment. Kr: ,door Ack:and,4d.treant thank. '}kyadrrr Gem•ml Sir Samuel Aclituuty, lath Foot. Co.oit; Lord Blayne, ,89th, to have the rank of Itripdeer. (Vane Crawlord, 60th, to be Deputy Adjutaiit-Geiri.ral. Major Trotter, S M, Avidatant Deputy. Gaa•ter Matter Gleneral-oKet appointed. Major Tinker, 721, Asnaant Deputy ditto. Dr. G•ederi, Depu.y leis;ieztor of Twortiy.cwins. toe Stall Surgeons, and tii3ny other Me dical People. Communary Generai-.-Net yet ippointad. Pay matter General—Unto. Dom Lout Celuncl Calortan, leth, Lieut.. Colonel Forger, and 8'034m Wynyard and Vreeinantlt, of the Uuarda, to be Arrle.-du Camp. Captain Raymond, Colonial and PI ivatesecretary. Ltast.•Gdnnel Torres•, fltrth. Military Secretary. Ca v an' klplun•tone, Chid Lsiginar. On Tuesday last, a partridge took refuge among the fowls, in tke yard of Mr. Worry Le's Mowery, Chester, and afterwards ran into the malt-kiln, where, after remaining some time. it flew away, no molested—A very unusual circumstance, consider ing the openness of the winter. A barn and stable belonging to the Earl of Cut• CH EST sa, at Falmer, Susiez, were completely burnt Mr Collett, with the re,t of the servants, took n 1 the poiwe down to the ground on Friday. In the former up- Rwa'. caw., s, and torrid, to then Crain 1611IpflAr the mark wards of sixty quarters of oats were consumed, the he I 1..0 that war beard, aml thrown into th- churn , ttrong4 upo,‘:s ts.e4. The account I hart from Mr. property of RICHARO HART, Esq. The fir e wa s ett's •,ian ri..uth, vi.. reing a man of unhl_•roiatied cha , actef, fire discovered by a man at work in the hat ~ who •ert!, beirtro.-1 am, Ac. SAM MANNING. gave the alum. The engin..s from Brighton. and Two extraordinary ilisecveries have recently been two troops of the Fast Dragoons Irew the barracks, made on the coast near Roscilly, about twenty miles were procured with all possible alacrity, but the horn Swansea :—The tides of late having receded I premises were consumed ere they arrived. !fad the nos.h farther than 'twirl. the wreck of a vessel has wind been westerly, instead of northerly, a great appeared. which Was last there about SO years ago, part of the village of Palmer might have suffered and a cad: of inn wke was I.nt week recovered. .1 by the conflagration. short distance from Cie same sp:n, about I elbs. of About twelve years ago, the body of a female Spat ;sir to and half-dollars, el the date of 1 645, who had been barbarously murderci, was found in trs , heen found amongst tLe sand, which are con- a well its Dorbanr-place, Brighton. Great exer jenlito. s hava formed part of the cargo of a rich clone at that time were made to discover the Who biostri.ll v. ace! from South America, called the Sean- mars perpetrators of the crime, all of which termi kesea ;taller, which was wrecked on that part of the hated in disappointment. Though so many years toast ups :yds of a century sir •••• Several persons have elapsed since that pet kid, we are now informed, tow lirihg, recoiled their relatives mentioning the that an individual of the Somerset Feneibles, who ciretimstai.•:e of the latter ship being lust, and some v ONt quartered at Brighton when the murder families residing in the nei l ,hticurhGod at the time, was committed, conscience-smote, has made a full Va. strismaly LRCM)e rich, were supposed to have confession of his guilt to the MA TOR, at Norwich, tieikrd their opulence front the wreck, notwirh. acknowledging himself to have committed the standing every possible exertion was made by the above-mentioned murder. The MAYOR, we hear, §ism4l,4o:l. to secure such part of bas committed him to prison, so that the full fartia AMERICA. NEW YORK, JAN. 2s. Eitrall of a letter from New Or!e..ns, dated Dec. 17 :—" You have heard a great deal about treav - in ! Barr, and his associates! " The following address oat made in open Court, by General Wilkinson, at New Orleans, this day, on the occasion of his appea►ing to answer to a writ of Maeda Corpses, issued to take from his arrest Dr. Bollman, Bun's Chief Agent in this city. N.A. one thousand persons were present ; he had sent oC Bollman to Charleston: " Ca!led on to account for an aft in srldch I glory, ard for which I trust•soy country will thit ir vult use, 1 shalt me-t the consequences with the tirplause of my own breast, wri ch I •ntz, wore than the Hosannas ul th:ru•an.h, or the oupulaiity of the world; but when I cast my eye. on the meters of tins Linn, my b:rsom i • mut by a conflict of emottem—sourovi (.., n ow depravity; clarity for their sy croathiei; oar .use a: their uNi•- cretinu; astonishment at their audacity. Would to (.;,e1 I could Mere close the proceedings of this day; but my honour, my duty, and the ref ty el the State forbid me. It is time an univeisal alarm should g•r forth to rouse the ga-d einem to a set.se of his Jager. The deceitful calm mu,t m. burger be Buff rod to impose on us a treacherous security; utir shill the sitifices of the confederates be Warier employed to coest the public judgment. Treachery stalks abroad in tic* n,id‘t of us. Tres ...Kt stalks abroad ; and the homes of Itin, at.d raiellurn, wh.!at they ridiculq our appreheonous and scoff at our preparegooo, with trembling solicitude implore hi. se-tliy airivted to recant them for their openers, and to rescue them (ruin the owl logo of guilt and the terror punialsulant " Finally, he charged James Alextionla with being a party to the cos.spiracy. This harangue bad an excellent tiro!. ; the pe.w ple's eyes were opened, and they declared they would rally roand the General. lle would 1 , , , m clear the city of the traitors. it Governor Chub , ' ~ e could think himself authorised to suspend the 1-A dros Corpus Ad. He still doubts_whether he po..- bases that power." NAVAL INThLLIGENCE. 11 3oarsasousu, saaccii 8. Arrive] His Majesty's ships Hardy. from a cruise ; Arc, the Childers. from Falmouth. _ _ Sailed His ships Star and La Firebe nn a cruise ; L:evasietiee and Aeptositus, with a convoy for the Downs.—Wind N.E. ra.vstortrn, MARCH 7. Came in the Endeavour armed brig, with a convoy from the Westward. Sailed His Majesty's ship Bowes, on a cruise ; Anna Marie, Clasen, for St. Thomas's ; Jason, Howard, for St. John's ; and the Badger, Thornton. for Dublin; on Thursday. His Majesty's ship L'Achisk, 74 guns. Captain King, with the Steady, Resolute, Hardy, Shartsnoossr, and L,4,rly brigs, 1.11 a cruise off Jersey ; alrr , the linynt, gun.brig, for the Westward ; and the I:eclair:re, cutter, With convoy, came in from the Eastward. Went down Cawsand B.J. in great style. His Kies! y's ship !therm/a, l'2o guns. an I received tli- Flag ulthe R;glit Hon. Eta - Vincent, who will proceed to take command ul the C13411:161 Fleet, in a few days. Arrived this day, the Moncton, armed brig, the Swallow sloop, and His Majesty's ship knsorald, 36 gun., Captain F. Maitland. from the Citannel Fleet.—Wind N. FALMOUTH, MARCH 6. Sailed yesterday His Majesty's brig Diteatc*, 18 guns, with the rauwerd-bound Lisbon and Oporto leets, among which are the following vessels— Favour.te, Chaalawth, Devonshire. ThataW, Danish., Argo, Dove, and Hart, for Oporto ; Scarborough, Chatty, FiOla, AIM-n, indefatigable, Hawke, Lord Duncan, and Mary Ann, for Lab or. Also sailed to join His Majesty's btig Cerire.r, 16 guns. for the West I niies. which appeared of this port. to take convoy from hence, the following vessels— D:ana.Goolcltild, for Africa ; Choice, Clark, for St. Kitts; Me:tory, for Bt:rtnce; Harker, Larusg, for Hon duras; Rambler, Williams, for J.solasca ; and Nancy, L.: coons, for Surioans. The armed brig, Morristen, from Wales, after seeing part of the convoy ssle in here, proceeded to fm.ymouth with the remainder. The ll'aisimphan may be exile Red as soon as the wind shifts, which has been very urvaecurable fur some days.—Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, MARCH 6. Arrived yesterday, His Majesty's ship the Lynx. from the Continent, and landed a Messenger. A report prevails here, that His Majesty's bhip the &seize,. has been capture.: by two of the enemy's frigates, which escaped from the Teich SUEEkSLSJ, M•11C11 8. All the copper-hottomad transports that have been here for some time past. are ordered to sail to Portsmouth, and will most of them be gone to morrow. Tile Baltic convoy still remains, :ind has iso orders at present for i:s departure. DEAL, MARC!, P. Sailed the Comb 'hint pram, for Sheerness ; and the Like. Hughes. from St. Michael's for the Riser. —Wind S.W. DOVE.R. MANCH 8 Last n:ght was taken of Folkstore, by the 'tartar Custom-bonne cutter. of Dover, Worthington, in company with the Excise cutter stationed hire. Lilburn, a large smuggling lugger, the cargo of which was landed this day, It consists of near 18(X.) kegs of spirits, beside a rpintity of tnhaccn. The sm.., 4 1:rs made a stout resistiince, and fired se veral times on the Custom-house boats, before they could board them. but on bein: overpowered. several of them made their e.cape. Ile re7...iinder, upon the lugger's being hrought into the harbour. were im mediately put into the hands of the military, and conveyed to the guard-house, wiser* they uu' re main. The wind bating come round to the We:ward. sever.' light colliers and coasters which bevy been detained here nind•bound Since the g.4e , several of which have been rcfittiiirT, this inortting• PROM LLOYD'S LIST. ta., Ma RCM 1111.—Nseed by the Cern, /Mr"; and the Ins, Sheveh. Curd Memel ; Ehsebeth, Woodville. hum ; Mrg.reita. Mrl.ou RI, end she Man. C.aithner., G..tteabutch ; Colthauce. Cleavat, h .rh Christiana; 1-Awarl. Fnw eel. and the Nutt.h.hult, hum Dalitatc the Actuve, far Si Lh.mihrt ; R H., Grey. fer Vbgi Si.; and the Lavinia, Howland, fit, St Jolliet. ARIUS% as, Dorn—Th. *non Chad esturi, tia.MSATII. ANL) Lc.ADILS.HAJLL 14 , 0twals. By Cho Carcase. Beef as Min 4. 44 Vaal 4. 04 41 Mt.tinn ... tw 4. 14 I Pot Ss 54 H 1 1 emit Heifers and Steers, rn sc.Lie. £s. . lQ& in 31. 111 Middlings Ste. 44. to 4. S 4 l.Mtuiotty Market Ca;f •••••••• it.. 64. ~ En`lt.h Horse ' • - 152. t. 17a . •.octo Siteop tikm. GENERAL 131711101FDEN. Gen. Boxsownes is a •Livonian, a native of th; island of Oesel. AIITIMP his whole parrimarly eon. siseei a long lino of celebreed sacrstnri. whom Bishop Aurelia. is well known'in the history of the North of Germany, lar,,oia and h.sthor:: 4 „ He was educated in the corps of Wets at St. Pt. tersburgh In his 15th year he commenced his ca reer of 'dive military service. In i,is 16th year he •eas at the siege cf Bender, and by a bold aa, uu su ired the Ranieri; the trouble of a tedious ski.. With a fest volunteers, he, ore night, made his iv.y . over ditches and walls to one of the principal gat of the fortress, fastened a petard to it, binst open the gate, and the fortress was Won. In this adven, turous undertaking he received the first v:ound hr his country. and the first insignia of houtur, ttr Goss of au Order. THIS MAR KETS, COftN.FXCHANGE, Mare. 9: Lrnithrtnot t 10-d k y are sere oi•itaidelabie, and that (owl quality Is at the ile,ltiisien in price of slanutSt. per 140 tar,ut.A ether ale eel, berry of ttsit, anti lower. nerle,t is in ennsiderable srapple, sad thin irnde k et vitt' ' , Ica price —Malt rather mare ready tale,—White Pot us luwer —feints t , f tach kind art in ptente eis•acer h.», a, but few Airiest, of Oats, bin rushy A: bind, and ibis sni.l ti...ariy supports List prices - T riew a:tcratacio, CITIMENT PRIER OF GRAIN W k.a• ..... • • • 47t has. Ch. Nato.. 42.• 43. ff. Film 40........844 be... bd. Toth 1ie5h....... 4 4... 0 . kyr 414 434 W. Usti ?ls 014 21‘. Serlcy 344. Co 04. P• 44406 MI 31%$ V. Ma .t G 4 70.. 04. 1141.404.11..... •.:61 4 n c. Whi":4l Pens 784. 56. 04 Fine Flow . Gt. 7 . M. (:rev 1'•4”.. •• . 454. 50.• (Id. 0..t4., M.... .. 44. 45 .... --- UXBRIDGE The Cont-Inayeelois htxturn, on Thursday, Much 5. Whet, per bid Harley, per qr :Sas —4 to 39s —1 Oars 47a ......1 t.. 1;41 ....I New Beata 40s -..1 to eles --4 . .. .. 111 , 14i:to 4ll‘ tw —.d See -.4 to 541 iP t. HU ~. 610/. /*Carts. Kont SI $. to it Os Sustcx 3l Os to 51 12. &not 51 Os to 31 14. Kent lOl to 61 r, Sottex 31 bt to 6! —; Fotithom... 9; to I. —1 PRICtS OF H 1114T0i ST. )AMY'/. Hay 5. a 51 010 d 31 a 31 9.1;d r AND STRAW VOITICII•4114. Hay 31 10. a 6' Oe Nrw 01 0a • 01 , tolver..., a 6 -.4 Straw 4l 10a tiMITHFIELD—Nautt•att, Kisco w T. monk ',up offs I—per stone of 46 4d to :J4 M L Veal Ss 04 t. 61 Si Mut tun ..4a 64 to 1t Od r Pork Ss 01 to Is 61 1/11.110 or C AAAAA T.lll 11411'. ISeatu, about 17'/U—Shety, PIMP. tar LEA 111hR. Botts, 50 to 561 b. each. 22d to eSt Ditto, fin to each Z 44 to ffri Merchants Hacks sl4 to tail Dressing Hides... 174 to lat . Fine Coach Hides 1111 to 7ul Clop Hides for cutting 234 to 2.3 i Flat Ordinate I'4 to 1$ Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dozen Zlid to 0.6 d Ditto, SO to 7011,... 5.1.1 to 394 Ditto, 70 to 110 lb .said to Sad Small Seals (Greenland) 424 to 45i S Large ditto 100 s an 144 per &nee. Tanned Hone Hides .2ne to ':3• eieil MRICk ur St. James's Market 0• 64 Clare Market Whitackapel Market M Tad ter SWIM? of lb. 10. Dd Airstrip Nice... 34 Yellow Soap, --a a 7Cas.= p.td o p , lO. TALLOW . Town Tallow OW 04 60i Id Yclllll Roma Od 576 White ditto .... Od Soap ditto .. 01 —4 id Mehisig Bturr..-6 Od 44i 01 Ditto rough 304 (d Graves . . 116 Of Gond Icrs 04 .11..ttle I, tiS...Curd, 9114. la, 61.~11~wLly 1 is .441 COAL-MAIK K ET. MANTA 9. SATs at Market Soy. Pries. :14 .. Newu•d• l2 42. 0.1. a 4:1. CAI 3 ..Sunderland .... 1 l.;:s 0.1. • 04). )d FttICE OF STOCKS YESTEIWAY• per Cent Conant* 5 per Cwt. Navy tAiii - , t 6ranluon ! 1 India Pim& Exeheluet Nis per. is. 1.. id. English Lottery Tiek.te ....w...... 19t• 16.. Console foe ........... ............... 04114 T. FISH. Stock-BruAa t, No. 1. Cornbill, IoA 9, t'll tint( IRISH iTUCKS, Manta J. Government Debentures !.'r per ern . ti.vernment Dabektutet 34 peons... Gererument Stock to pet Cent Government Stock Ire► own.. 700 Gland Curd Loan. 6 per Cent. Royal Canal Loan 6 per Cent. COURSE OF EXCI Anmerdam ....36 7 2 U. Ditto at Sight .. 35 10 • _ RANGE. llamas 6. Venice b sour C.. • Ngde~ .41 .43 Ouyou ..r.1 114 Cock l* nui.Ltion Poctuital Gold tem Coin 11 , .ttenlate — . 11 IS V U. Hangout& 36 10 f 34 11 YOU. P...s 1 Jay'sdale £4 10 ..• DOW f 4 14 $ U. $4 14 Myer. !lot. Celia • • —o. m payer. !Mb, ktilboa 391 Lech .111 491 Ger.oa and Bars per cre. New Doubloons.. Now Dollars — in Bus -- New Loth: each Ark. of thr flunk on bS per Cent. 111 R. 1113. On T,lnkfq, at itiverley, Yorkshim, the lady of 1 , Adtlo.n, Esq. of a daughtus 6,a the 7111 oh. the lady of T.motthstall Luce, Esq. et Ch.:6 tletuo„ near Cheater, of a daughter, . . I)EATfI. At Neoimiton, Mrs. Poole, mother of Mn. Daces, lb s eminent vocal performer. HIGH WATER, THIS UAY, AT LUSDUN VSI DUF Sus—. . tltl stn. shit .. 2 I &Fem..... SO Omo she* • • moux3s :-...rrinua by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Duke. Ow" sow•atteet, Coorrot-Ganlen, anti publnhel at lbw Unite, No lb, back er St. Clement's Church, Strand, Sy W. STUCK, of No 7, New Bolton Lori Acre _. it