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' famine at Aleasadria. A letter ham ea Officer is that airy. dated the 6th of May, says, THE BRITIISII PRESS. " Since our return to Alexandria, so far from experlencing a famine s we have Gould the market well sapplied with sheep and some bullocks; wheat and barley are b.oneht ni every day on carpels' . age days a hspidred arrive, on oth:rs tvv, tion• dual, and GOO day tour hendred eerie in The tme,li and squadron have hitherto been supplied with mutton a,d beef daily, which, as you know, is not re..kwied nee •aary, sod is therefore an indication of plenty. Die army has soft hre every day, and It is ecitindently said, that the Comm.. av has wheat fur a mantles elufernpti44. All the. a irwlepvn dent of the quantity of rice whicli is sad to be in tiro pm.), and which thole else should be bow Mi.. 14.04 un the is.iyject assure me 1s abundant. LON DON, THURSDAY. Jcor 16. Gover-nem, yesterday, received as account of re n. vial of remotion it Boulogne for the i. , 5.,5.k.45 of this county. Tteililitary Uwe alresd) c, that place ammo& to abort 16,000 An express watuarived yesterday sasaing. at the Admiralty. Aral Russet's. It is sup pme.l to canals as ammo of the adual sbuttiug of t'lr Sottlkie Iyr entotasit i and shortly after Ex rem& owe gape* so the several pens. Attrt the Caressed up et the QIIIISM'S Nurse. an Admivaky Meteor/ger was sent off wish diapattlae. for Plymouth. seppastri to be or considerable itn pnrtaaee t ands Cathau Council was held at the blouse of Vi MOON C •To sauna. ID sc. James's square. " lies:des all these sores, tier.: is in the u.etehat,t ship. is the h.rbnur a considsratile quaiiriti of i.i.)v which we do not allow to be expvrted. If, however, the Turk, and Albanians march forward, wu may lia , e to dep•ml on Our intercourse by sea tot support. lO the uteal rin we have nttatn simnel the cut i.i the canal of .\: ructiu!tta tea fsil the Lake Msreotis, which was Jryi.ur nos fast ; this wall contribute to the heeth of the carrion, and nicrent the cue nift cavalry crisenias over; and if they go ro,old by the &sett sod come in to the w.srward, or, shell be rOI., t. anion , them, sod sapia.rt nor linos with gun.boat , „ wl,Lb we ate fitting that porip.se." The lanes and lira w.l e, yesterday, ordered to join the North Se. Fleet. without a moment's 1064 Ili time. Report states, that t►v principal feature of the measure for the Defence of the Country, to h.f brought forward. to-mortner, in the House ot Com mons, by Viscount Cyst La AAAAA is to .11:0W OSE THIRD OT THE snafu, TO voi.vorma INTO THil LINE. If We are going to embark in toreiga expe ditions, the measure is a go ,d one, because the M ii tia is the best and readiest source from whi. h we czn augment our diiposable force, but in tae eon ot defensive war, we do not see any advantage to be derived from it Sit Samara* Sous/ attended the Admiralty yes terday Commodore Owe* , had also a long eon krenee with Lord MoLoaavc. at that place. The gre-rest adiv 4 y prevails in the several de. partments of the Admralty. No new war. upon the most extrusive scale, ever commenced with prates bugle. We have received Paris, Hamburgh. and Alcestis Parer' to the Sth inst. annotincing the" signing of the PM ISIINAIIII3 OF PSACE FRANCL •ND Russta. This important intelligence is con tained in an artii le dated from Stettin. to whi , h it was brotight espies', on the Id inst. by one of the Ateles-du-Cansp of Marshal Banat. On the 24th 61 . .inase, the day alt.' . the ratification of the Armis dim Sonata ass and the Emperor of Russia, with their at sedants. met upon • raft :a the middle p 1 411, liiewife* and hi•lci a conference, which lasted 111111,111•1114. West day a convention was concjuded, WIOI6 dee half of the town of Tiisitokat.ds eland ammind. for the accommodation of the ikleriver dr Russia who transferred bighead-quar tßD OS it. sad fro the following day hi 4414 With Illonaisasts. It was expel:tad that the King of Pawns* would be of the party. but be was not sw W there any mention in the Getman Papaw of the state his affaiss in relation to France. The Siffsetv-Fousvis Bulletin. however, which we have copied trans Cie Meager., states. that General EA L%IIieTIO was irepeißed at heed.quattars to sip the *vrnistice on behalf of Prussia. His M *JESTS` VMS to ROM. yesterday, about twelve o'clock, from Windsor. and held a private Levee et tern. which was attended by.-- Their Royal finihnetses the PIiMCIMI Geurga and Amtuttus of floltiein Oldenburg r the Arehbit.hei; of Cantetttury the IMehep of teoloster t the Lord rfondent of OW C01111C11; the Yost Lord gine Treasury; the three Secret tip% of State • the Chancellor of the Exchequer I me Yost la ire of the mitstty i the Judas of the Admiralty Cm.eot; the Loud Chats. bo's'n the Judge Advocate; the Dyke a/ Wanes ; REA of Aykleol ; Loris Steprorl, Hottliflold. and 'Arden; Coma if ...reef and Malitalltt ; Sits G. /M. S. Sauth, and S. Cite. tall ; General if +report; and news. Canning one Pea- The followiniz had the honour of being promoted to His MiIJTAITY ?dilae tillatfa( and Prince Augustus of Holstein Odom burg. Or Sig Stic*is Conte, the Hamer of the Ceremonies, upoortersir eon • tour through Easton/. Th••u Royal Hinliessmsentishigote sins seek Mare if His Msjeoy prs iiseirieolug England. Comas HoLlor Ind Malwahn. open a similar ecerirai, anti took keel of, TO Massie provosts esthete Moen( Eugia44. Sir George Hai, spec his berg &primed a Lora nt the Irish Twenty. TM Right Hon. Goose Ponmetry, the leis Lord Chin a/kw of Ireland, open ha mere M Englonel. Admiral Sir Sidney Smi h, upset his room from the Molt weraiwar. by Lod ittolgrave. The Bishop of Bonaire,• presented to Ws M a- PISA' all Address from the Clergy of his Diocese. His MAJIITT bald • Privy Council. and gave audiences to the Duke of Posse. goso ; Earl C all. D es ; Lords Hawitisitsay. C • and Atucoa•is,„• lift• PONSOSISIT and Mr. Bono ; who laid brifire resit MAJUT Y the proceedings of several Courts Marti* • Ahem sin dPelock. His MAPISTT set of on his return re Whnhor. A vessel fiissit London, for St. Domingo, valued at 200.000 dollars, and the schooner Dolphin of and from St. Domingo, for London. are reported to be ea=by French privateers. sfrem Malta. of the first of June. mention, that the Spartan frigate had arrived there a few days before from a cruise, and had been chased by two different French sq uadrons out of 'radon. Her crew had been roughly handled in an unsuccessful attempt to cut out a large vessel in the port of Nice. Out of seventy men employed, them were filly-right either killed or wounded : both the first and second Lieutenants lost their lives. Mr. Seamus:4's notice. in the House of Commons, on 'Tuesday, was mi,enderstood. It was not to give greater posers to the Magistrates--on the contrary, it was to bring under the revision of Paeliament the enormous powers already by law possessed by them, with respect to licensing victuallers, as well as greater discretionary powers assumed by them. not sanct,-ined by law, and laid to the great 9p pre.sion of a numinous and respectable body of His MAirsTv's subjeOs. New York papers to the 6th last, arrived yes- terday. The Virginia Antes announces the de termination of Mr. Jirr segos to decline standing a candidate for the Presidency. at the ensuing elec tion, and expressos a einfidoste expeamion that he will be succeeded by Mr. Maositori The trial of Mr. Bona commenced on the let of June, at Rich mond. Virginia. The Court was opened at twelve o'clock, and 25 or 26 gentlemen were called as Grand Jurors. Colonel Buaa ohjetled to so large An article, deed Set6n, the 4tb instant, states a sport, that the tmperor of Rous• bas order' ad ratglishenen to qua Isis dominions, an evem w erlsisib is by no means rery improbable. - The dispatches from General /SAM. thill.pti'va of which we announced yesterday. are dated the 6th of May. They contain the details of the seoord eullion with the Turks, on she 19th April. It ap pears that cur troop were divided into three co lumns Tl.e advanced column was under the cows en.ind of Lieut.-Colonel PA act.roo, of the 76th. It was attacked by a very strong body of Turkish csv.ilry and infant.y, at lit' Ihmid, hut defended itself wish tile greate.,t gallantry for upwards rf three wnen it was forced to yield to superiority of rumhers. Part cf the %%minded officers are at Cairo, the others in the rut Itish C..mp. The whole t.f the loss, in killed and wounded, from the fith to the lii.h if April, was:— 11(.."rd-115,:firant, ) ,a4k and ftir. W,.11 Wigathp, Stt. wart ; I Ri.ga.le %I•jer, Co", , ;, ..,nt.s (Nadi I Ltestenaz.4 mina tit .;ea,...<, G. r. !.k a;.d totosi CH 19114 TO 2IST AW.tIL. 1144-4 rank and i.;e. Wounded— .itenaeivi, 10 v.0..4, ..J file. Miming-1 Lit!wenant-C-'0.,-1. 2 • 51.1..r5, Its 15yeaktig, 15 u eu t enan u, 4 t.1%,.it, 2 Staff, 32 l:c.jeant., 13 Ibrutonet-, 7W rank awl Me. It appeals, however, fres' an a •e-4:1! Leo% a nnmber, and lti were appointed. The CHIEF :%lATH I VON. brOUrhi from Cairo, real p.,rt of JOEICAS :col a Charge which occupied about a quarter i of an hoar. l'he names of seventeen wit. the missing are pasoner ; that of the ritisim nesses n behalf of the United States were called Seers, only nine are dead, vie.— over, and ordered to appear on Saturday.— Litiltettai.t-CDiawel vtrh; co:e. Ihe trial was not ever when the last accounts re- Sun ; ...3, 51t1. e•lt. Ji ; ; ceived at New York left Richmond. •3. Captain Pec, L. The death of Lord NELSON has been considered f• 7 as an event so highly honourable to himself and his Ahem. 78th; L 46' atilailt ; red country, that it has been several time► painted by Limier : oi, lie Roth's. i Artists of acknowledged ability; and those who That the e , ..t of tile Officers. a::a 156 n't.r, in- have seen them piaures, give various opinions of cluding twenty-six St •!ants, are well treated. their rations merits, in drawing. colouring. comp sition, kc : but that painted by Mr. Davis. and ICfaxistss.).: rcnort::, that the V c-rcy Cot new exhibiting at Alderman Bovnsi.s.'s Galles y, CAI ao ::.td made pJac.: with the Manwi..ke.. Cheapside, is admitted by all to he 'Le only t he in The a.ove, with the names of the nud e • wh;cll this awful and niemorable SCENE is ferment ,vinera, ea , ,ich day, is 411 c,e inv . ,. Icd crarae as L.lpproara': therefore, ..11 those points where Tau ra •iive s a delineation a superiority to li,gerc , upon the N utij e a whi,h Givemsnent have , this pifeure must have the preference. To yet suffer. ato tianspile. .s rr. • pried: ? letters, ;mu- its other metal% the great numbers who daily its. t•.er, hay.: been reeeived, v tt•e. , •ppre- spea it give ample testimony.—When transferred t to the copper, by such an engraves as Mr. Boos:- , Lev, it wid e Ouquestionably, make a capital prise. isuusi.eas that 6t . a anon. Or t 4RGYLk-STREFT MASQUERADE. These elegant rooms were opened. on Tuesday night. for the reception of masks. The arrange ments for the even+ig did the highest credit to the Managers; the hall was lighted brilliantly by va riegated lamps; the grand ball-room was most su perb ; six costly diamond-cut Grecian chandeliers were suspended from the ceiling. The upper end of the room had a most beautiful appearance from the scenery, which represented :s romantic village. The Hoot was tattetully chalked, in devices analogous to the occasion, with a Grecian border round. In the gallery was placed a baud of music, under the di reTtion of Messrs. Gow. The two elegant rooms to the right of the ball-room, wh;ch, for the ele gance of the furniture, and of their orname:•ts, can not be surpassed. were thrown open ; in the second room was a table for lea. inffeo. OrAlllllll4 &c. &C. On the gruon.l 8 ;clr tables were set &ir 'supper for 2:0 person., and abounded with every delicacy of the sc.tooi, and were brilliantly lighted and must t.i.ietiiily Jecwatett t the sipper was hot, and WAS serV. - il at :wu o'clock. Ihe company were yely selc:t, and .14played a ;treat deal of wit and fond hum.or Au elcv..n o'clock they hevan to arrive . lii *OTT' .1 •11•• lb. M .r q.t.,. Atieticotn cipzar.sl to elegant Kivarsdate, ai a 5 , ..0'111:13.,ter, if all a to.l o t it.. inet t .l, tunic Lade C a lor, tar a beauttfal 7,net dress, and,, vat se., erre etteeeuftsl to keeping • -I.lr rare, gni al 1.1; teltdint., at a proper distance fruit. her airlysto;. , lord , hip gave doe note e, hr woul 1 nut 4, , a by Apuriag the r ,, ,'••• Mr. J Mgnrole, aHI lier•Crl it lif , ..—‘l , SA (;0rd..11, a., Ala •1'44., i u tal, the lidd ae•ttiat tritilsor.oe and La iiy•rn don -%l.otaine Catalan'. a rata...lit —.Mr. I1 , (11, an A itiquc 11.1 7 e, dreisest it) rich htoca le-tlt a Mr. lams, a Turk-T•an Nies:rt. Waggotens.- Nta-ca 5440 d, 1411 Florae, oj:is...The Lirl n i S!,,tt/Ifiltr, P, a MO3f—.N4:. a C.11...11111-111 • Hon. Atta.Va .'•arry, a YOlk•h,r., , lat,—M rd.une 11.•... 11., a fair Cotta„....•-'.l-. J .nr,, a Priest-NI. IS wbo 1 Vt.• .tt,rout oi• to tlatt.-:-"-Ve.r.otte an eviraot S.reinaol of Koigston, a !:raid Sultan- Lord P.al . <o by, a V iv-Lord Citutias, a H.. 1.101113 1 ,1 well supported—..E.lll tat KOrga y4l, an aleaant INMAIIIO—.C. I IIO.I.Paa at Rossiya, a lawantiiiii Nun-Count Pilify, • Deatino-M•s. Orde n 4 M00r....N1t. I.le!e, a fancy !lads, beautiful Compri...Mr (Morn. as Hew, V. in • spiendt:: seat of arinoori with Mr. Davis as his Page, bearing his shield-Thu Genies. of :wry, an eleg an t Ia ,c• drris-Mr. Na.,i a Spanard...Lind Chairs and Lad Waring don. elegant Dominos rite Margit.' if Us, an elegant Dotasno, conducting the Countess Bares more, as a Plower Girl-Mrs Do Frew. allays, is possession ut , Mrs. racket. • Chasere Warrior-) rho War &raw, Wirers of the lairs, owing their spells around rite unwary Beaus-Tias enerass of Cholommite+ey, Lads E Monk, and M a. Mon tagne, r Virgins of t•ie Suiris-Lady and Mist Oaken. elegant fawn ranter -.The Mires Mack wall, Cottagene-Mrs. Pas ne, a Bun-a-The lion. Miss Radar,. an elegant taller diess-oMs. Borie4l.• Meru), Andrea-Tim Rev Mr. Wright, • Beam -- There woo several inraghitas, amongst whore was a very good Crime Pewterer, Mittens. • Valent.....e, Antique Belles, Fracia Paran.ma, Spanish !Leigh's, le. At two o'clock, the company went down to sup per, and at four returned to the bell-room, when dancing recommenced. It was six o'clock in the morning before they separated, highly pleased with the entertainment of the night. We understand the two went ribbands of the Order of the Garter are to he given to the Ma , qii.s of Haa frost) and the Earl of Lonsost,s, and tha a Chapter of the OrJer is to be bald at Windsor, on Saturday, for that purpose. Lord Baowni.otv lett town, yesterday, for his seat near Grantham, Lincolnshire. _ _ The reports that Haraptos Court Palace is to be fitted up for the residence of the Duchess of Baum:- wicic, are erroneous, at least there are no prepara tions making at present ft.r that purpose. Two houses near tile Princess of W a Las's. at Blackheath, have barn takes for the Duchess, where it is sup posed tier Royal Hiplines' will reside. She has brought 13 wean's with her lo this country. On Tuesday, at one o'clock. the Archbishop of Ca aaaaa uav paid his respe.h to the Duchess of Bantsserico and the Princess of Watts. His Goace remained in conversation with their Royal Highnesses near au hnnr. . The Duchess of Goanum had a grand card party, on Monday night. at her house in Grosvenor ' ',safe. which was attended by a large party of ' Nobility. Amongst the company were— Toe Duke ai Argyle; the Duclies.es of Itedford, Manche,. tar, and ktisain,:rt; the East and Countess of Charlizm ; Last and Countess of Charlesnunt ; Earl and Countess Fiiswilliain ; Viscount and Viscountess lanipaus ; Ladies IS .ringdon, R. Whitbread, Perth, Ws. R 110411 ii, Heggerstosi, C. Wellesley, Paget, Kinnaird, Fitzgerald, and Hamilton ; Mr. Wind. ham ; Mrs. and the Misses Thomson ; Mr. therniroott, Mr. Greatheail, and Mr. Forbes. The Hon. T. ...0111ITOM arrived, on Wednesday, at his house, ice Bond -street, from Hempstead, Hertfordshire. Mr. Vira Ls' Nevem gave a grand dinner, on !Monday, at his beautdul villa. Craven Cottage, to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALK', Dukes of CA al 11111001 and Soma, and several oti.er No• ►ility. The Duke and Duchess of Sri:wools gave a grand supper, on Tuesday night, at their house, in Ywk. srteet, St. James's-square, to a large party of No. bility. The Duke and Duchess of No atrium star. Aso. and Earl and the Ladies Price. left town, on Monday, for Alnwiek• Castle. Northumberland. Lady and the Hon. Miss Fus rascva will leave town, this day, for Brighton. Mrs. WaOV, of now hester.sqthlre, gave a very snmptuotts sirricwr ana ball last night %MASAI, at IVO sat down to snpper. Yesterday, L'srd Agnew and a spirit party of the Nobility dined wirh the Duchess of ISILUNSWICIL as the Princess of WALLS. the Haymar ket Theatre overll need last sight to Mr. Youso's Hamlet, and the applause was as usual uabourided. The marri a the Duke of Neese ASTI.C. with Miss Met,u•y, is to take place, on Saturday, At Lambeth Palace. The cvremony is to be perfortne,l by the rtajilbibhup ul Cast V1161.11i Y. Last night, the Duchess of M‘ll.llokOliUM Sad a most spletnlid mut. near 400 Noblity ~nd persons of distinli..o were pre%ent. One of the Pandean bands. Leknging to Vauxhall Gardens, attended in the delighttul eardens at t!.e hack of Marlborough Bruse, and played for (Le annuumeat of the cum puny. SPORTING INTELLIGRNCE. NEWMARKET J6LY MEETING, NW. TVS.illtAlr. pri.ll 14. sweepstakes gr legs each. Toseyr old Count.. The seesaw se lee odd for HIP. if &slanged. a•• Mr. Lailitfulte's be. e. by Tome Woodpecker, out of Hi oihaVs &ea. 4 Meld • . . . . Sir I *itetires Wood IS) mph. 3 ps aid . . 1.4 F U 0-borserte Sup•ratitiss. 4-yrs old • Joh , Three ',Po old dukes of 100 v each, h. ft. for co to ill.es the'. tit" OA ; spas citifying tist. ?IC and NI es :I h dicrios the FIN. rhe wt off of the Dolby of Oak-Stak. a to carry 51b. est Mr. 1 - I..eorth', b. f Laermta, by Sir Peter, out of Vi.. heote's dam . Lewd 4,;.,rnenor% be. C Ruh ush, bylu Pito, out of Lady Sod . . . . boil Coonessot's b. c. Fe.dosand, by John bad, oat of 'Podia . . . Fluke .3t Gr.ou.t's .. Musician, by Worthy, set of Weed. hot. • .. • Gan Geocr's di. c. Gladiator, by Bums! llhike of (;r.oftoori. Vanity, list. elb. beat Mr. Wata. Cheroot e, HA Stib. T.o yr oMC. loop. 5 ....,. 1 ,„,," ur lop. each, fur 3.yr olds serryieg 601. Pb. 4- , ..id. 2.1 i ih. 5 yr obit 5.1 1010 C yr. olds 9.t. and aged , VI,. 1.54. m. Ihe rainier to be sold kw 300 gs. If . no-an led, Sc. The hun ato be named at the Coffetobour. het•ore clothier, in. the A.. tactote tOftoitig. Do.tre of f; att.ho's Forester, 4 ps old . . IA F. G U , bointi. Superstition, 4 yrs old . Mr. Oorcller's b. e. Jaw Worthy, 4 yrs old Mr. Nrales Momentiila, otter to Iltsgelator, 3 yrs di Fifty Penal. for I yr olds, caseylog let, lillby-4 trr old,. it .:. yr obi., fyd. 81.1.-9 yr. old., Rat. 19ib.-I.4ged 9tt. D.I. Sit C. 6,...,0ur5'y I.scloa, 5 yos . . 51r. Hon .rth's br.b. Etiterpriat, 4 yrs 12 . Duke ol G.ation's b I V..ssity, 4 re 2 . . LAW MT)? LLIGtNCB. C MRT OF CHANCEItY—LiNcouni Igoe, Jot,. IS. MtWLIfO6I 0. SitSopl. Ti.is was a motion on the part of the Plsiet:is for a receiv.•r to the estate of the late Mrs. M. vill sm. "if' whose r.) Je.1.1 4in is Eveintii. I'h Plaintiff '•lr Hescetson,colten4s e'er the will is ii,ial.d, a• d eltiras as one of the next of len, Mr. Nowt . , :rrgu.d a: great I. n;7:li, and with great oarid ty, and ti is d ty, in no t ion of the motion for a Rectiver. brit it %vas refos-d by the Loan CH A4.4Ct.1.1.014. Rh , ) obserrel, that neither .liiilrew M. .tah••n, L. s ile o f the late Lady King, the I )4.-n ..tit's sister, any other of the next os k.ii of the time sbed, as patties in thiS NAV.U. 181 ELLIGANCE. eLystourtt, irLY 13. Sailed His Maj , -ty's ships Dcfaio. 71, Cs:.r. "Mans; and Caprav, 74. Capt. Moen-}; te!vet rays for the Baltic, and that oiiier shii sin t lig • are W in e:t7 Pe infO 2 t t h i' e n S ° 4:l l .-I, l° th w e l ß ig r . Tmnttrigstz. Due's, rime It. - - - - Yesterday. in the afternoon, a sionp of war passed here, for the llywns, %ids an erLbign and pendent flying; signs •wcre made to tier from the signal 'station, .cat the- South Forclsoe, but were not answered, nor 'vas any notice taken of a man of war which was passing at the time. Two privateers ,have been fitted out here, in con sequence of the :hutting of the Sound ; one sad-41 yesterday, and the other gat out tr-oey, on seeing several straggling ships coming up hum the yea ward. oue of which she was boou after seta in chase of. 11§7)1/1. On the 96th November. His Majesty's sloe, Albatross, Capt. Gordiri, arrived at Bombay, with the Marietta and Emmeline, prizes to His Majesty's ships Powerfa and Craoden ; off Goa spoke the Pill frigate, Captain Bathurst , on a cruise. His Majesty's ships Concorde and Alive were all well the latter end of November ; the former at Bombay, the latter on the Malabar coast. The Psyche frigate, Capt. Wooldridge. attired at Bombay on the 26th November, from a cruise About the 26th November. the ship La Lieuno • prise to His Majesty's ship Vivo., Captain Bell, ar. rived at Bombay, under charge of Mr. Pitt, Midshipman of the Valor. i.e Lirorne was captured off Tamtave, on the coast of Madagascar, ..n the 6th Oftobet last, and is laden will, rice and from Madagascar, bound to the Island of Bourbon. La Linen. parted company with the Van, on tile 10th Ottober, all well, about 10 leagues to the Northward of St. Mary's. His Majesty's ships Lion and Grep:ound were all well, the beginning of December, proceeding fcr China. The ship Hercule+, from Bombay, was captured of Goa, by two French privateers, the lauer end of November. His Majesty's ship For, Captain Cochrane, arrived at Calcutta, born a cruise, the latter end of De cember. —-- - ►MEETING OF CNFDI FORS AT GUILDHALL. Molllllso,. Me. Th.•mas (lotus, late ut Kaiptun, Sarni, biose•beir 51,4 woollen mannh:•nm. nit.. 1 4 1? S roc Ks, YESIMItItAIi. Rank Fuck 9 pt. Cent. Redo:ea apes Lent. Consols 4 per Cont. p• t Ce..t. Nary .. 0.. 1111 l • Pot. A d" . Ext. isclu •rlllll4 Engli.ts Lott, f r Ticket. Cunsuis foe T. BIS 1:, Stn. k-rooker. No. 4. Cornh..l. sod 9. 1 .3____.! "^" On Sunday last, at Eist Derehain, Norft , :k, John /rest!. K . " , of feoYden... the %-14 e. , onty, and of Piston(tosi ,l • l IW M. t . for Noreicb. Ya.hele) 'wooing, in het 224 per, must dew/swells le. mco , A. M..* second 43i:tope of the lets M. S re.t, x.l• to Ci .1 Strert, E*. of Seutl4.l.l-pit 4 On Friday last, the {Otis init. Mr. Sgeck, of Resin rights' itlftCT, agye._74 giluti FHWi‘v, A P i.dwit"tutsit • Morn.... 21 .n.n. aftel..ll 1 Even.... 0 tom •Iwr .. IS. LONDON —.7nofrel h. G DAVIDSON. No 17 . Du ks. ' c .art, ....treat, Covent-warden, and published at til, 0101, N. 13, Rack of S.. Cle enet Church, St r and. ir W.STUCK, of No. 7, New Saltoo-suest, Long. Acre . -: . Pr o , der., to for the. Paper, sent to tenOM% (pen p via be duly &needed M. Han• e :net s Bat. ttr•_, T. 4 5 L , th 4•)r. d f d. •