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h;s guilty terro►s. When be invaded Egypt, et besieged Acre, he exposed his person. On the bridge of Lodi, at Marengo, at Austerlitz, at Auerstadsti at Eylen, and at Friedland, he did net shrink from dagger. He entered Cairo. Vieuua, and liouigsber.g. as a Conqueror.—But, bow does he now act ? Does he head hi► forces ? Does be vewure to pus the Pyrenees? Does he cross the Bidessoa into Biscay, and carry terror into Castile ? Does he, iu other words, attack Spaim, as be invaded Amstrad and Prussia? No 1 he skulls at Bayonne; and though be seeds MURAT to Madrid, Or JUNOT to Lisbon, he is too wise to hazard his own person among a people whom he weU knows that he has not conquen..d ; bat whom he hopes to enslave by the basest arts, supported by the most savage display of military violence and ear wig'''. Whence arise► this contrast to his former mode of openetion We reply, from his apprehensions s.ol his refiectious, he is ton wise to enter Spain.— Ile will continue to b mour Bayonne. with his Im perial Presence. We venture lo predict, that he Hill not moo enter on the new territory of JusEPH. Nor do we believe that JOSEPH himself will be eager to visit Madrid, and to take pomession of the Escurial. It is passible that :that,. and hitter may have reasus to applaud the prudeuce of these worthy Brother*, and even to wish themselves rather say where, than where they now are. Their position is evidently critical. Indeed the two Ma nifestoes, or Addresses, of the Junta at Madrid, and of the Delegates at Bayonne, dated the 3d sad the nth of June, disclose far more of the effect produc ed by the Spanish insurrection, than any papers brought over by the Aketeme. We are fur from having exhausted this sub ject, to which we shall again speedily call the at tention of our readers. It is full of matter, and of tinny kinds. The Corsican, and the Continent, are bath arrived at a point of crisis. The one must be subjected, renovated, and enslaved, or the other must be stopt iu his career of crime and conquest. Beth, we believe, are aware of this tact; and both will put forth their utmost strength. But llosa- PARTE will uct with the velocity of lightning. If the: Continental States venture once up.re to move, it is to be feared that their operations will be ♦accil lating, uncoinhined, cud weak. Vet, let the Cor sican remember the fate of Cusaa BORCIO, of CHRISTIAN the SECOND, and of IItCHARD the Tonto. The crimes of those Princes were con fined to a little territory ; Bo* aelaTx's enormi ties have polluted Europe. We trust that they hare passed their renitb, and that they will meet with an avenger in Spain! • y ea terday, alsout twelve o'clock, Their Mme.'s TIE* and the PRI !IC ESsk:s arrived at the QUESIC s Palace tom %Vintlsoe. hi a short time alter her MA.ll[lll'll and the Pat Nl:Cling honoured Lady CH A IILUTTIi Fixcit with a visit, at her apartments •in St.laines's Palace. lit the everting their MA JESTIIIB had a *elect party. His literesev will hold a private Levee and Privy Commit this day at the Quese's Palace. Private letters have been received from Holland, which state, that Ferrol is completely in posseseion of the Spanish Patriots. Private letters received by a Spanish house in the city, state, that the leaders and people of Gallicia, Leon, etc. well armedand organized, with a Spanish regular force of the line, amounting altogether to about 60,000 men, having advanced to the neigh bourhood of Madrid, an engagement took place between them and the French troops under the coniumual of Murat, the Grand Duke of Berg. The coatlict was desperate, and extremely san guinary, and before victory was decided in favour of the Patriots, two distinct and succeisive battles were fought. The French were, hoverer, com pletely routed, and Murat was compell e d t o t a k e refuge at iteteiro, about is miles from the city of Motrrid, where he was endeavouring to collect his oruttered forces for the purpose of making a stand. The Expedition had not sailed from Cork, en the le2d.—Sir A. Wettaseev had got reached that City. The Mary sad Sesimmek. Cteaxe; Stameger, IlluhTta; Sir Andrtec Ilainnimed, BARR ; and Hoke. I.lx DOR, from Jamaica, are arrived off'the isle o f Wi g ht ; they made soundings with 76 sail, 56 of them for Anadon. The 11/imeri GA RD NF.R. from Jamaica, is ar t rived at Bristo ; she perted from the fleet, about a fortnight since, at which period it did not consist of more than 00 or 70 sail, the remainder tniviug sepa rated at dadereatt tunes. Mr. II ARGRAVE, the messenger, arrived on Mon day at the Foreign Office, with dispatches hem our AtaLassador at Stockholm. They are sup posed to relate to the conferences with the King of Swears, respeeting the operation* of oar army in the Baltic. Sir Jeans Moots: had not reaetical Istackhalaa so late as the 16th, but 3; it would not require much time to settle the business, the dis. p .tehes probably contain the result. Mr. He R.GItA VI sailed ita ea extra packet on the etst, which has brought a Gotten))nrelt Paper of that day, stud also Stockholm Papers, of a biter date by tire days than taiose previously received. On Sunday se'nuight, Limit. General Baron Irloweemn errived at Alierde..n. from the North, and ininstMiately set elf post for London. He . la n ded near Peterhead. o:a Sunday morning, from ou board a privateer of his own, which hr lately fitted Up to cruise agninst the attics.. lii. vess eel, which mounts 20 guile is now among the Faro Islands, where she has made several captures. Ile cauw ashore in his boat. and, owing to a fog , bed rowed ler Ai hours bcfu*e they made the lam . to tuakilig himself kaorwai at Peterhead. he was very pvistely received, mad bad every attention land to hia.a l,r Mr. I LARVLY. of Broad-lard, and Major H a.: - it is lieu s ate o uf the Deputy-I.:mammas of tbe cenutys _ FROM LAST NIGHT'S C.IZETTE. AdpuirOty. rytcr, 'hone IN 1808. A Leiter and its I lichiam Vb, received from Vice-Admiral Sir Ede aril Pelle , Bait inander-in- Chief of His .Ix jest Ships and Vessel* in the East Indies, address. to " Matadeit, Emu dated on board the Culloden, . :Jiriesse Harbour, the oath December, 1507, cotivels the following intelligence : It appear. that the Vice-Admiral bad. soiled fauna Malacca ou the loth of Noveniber last, and had arrived with the squadron of His Majesty's ships named is- the :Margins, oft l'oint Paulen, at the eastern extremity of Java, on the sth of the following month, will, the troops embarked on board them ; that, in conjunction with Lieutenant-Colonel Lock hart, commanding the troops, he bad gent a commission under a Hag of truce to treat with the Commandant of the Dutch naval force, fur the surrender of the ships of war lying at Grier.; and by copies of tlw corresprindeace which parsed in coaseqat nee it appears that the Admiral bad canoed the ships nam ed at the foot hereof to be burnt (they baying been previously scuttled by the Dutch;) that all the gums military' stores, arc. in the garrison of Grieme, bad, together with the battery of Satrabelangan, as the Island of Madura, been most effectually destroyed. Sir Eduard expresses his approbation of the seal cad per severance manifested by the respective Officers and men sm ploytd upon the service alreviumentioned. Revolutie, of 70 guns. Pluto, of 70 guns. Kortenaar ' of 6. gun, sheer-balk. Ruttkoll, C...ompasyti ship, of lode tons, pierced fur t o guns. • Culloden, Powerful, Caroline, Fox, Victotre, Semarang, Illeadower, Jaeger, and 'Wore-ester transport. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Olice, Jam itil, lOW *d Regiment of Dragoon Gnards--Johu Ancott, Esq. to be ►.gmastrr, vice Leech, w►e retires. ;Gs Regiment of Light Dragoon--Major the Houourable G. IL C. Cavendish, from the tat West India Regiment, to be Major, via Tuyll, who excisamges. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain George Smnyth to I.e Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Stratford who artier*. Ensign the 'Honourable John Walpole to be Lieutenant, Tice Synth. sOthllieimeat of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas WA, Guns half-ply of the titioen's Ranger., to be Major, vice O'Neill, who exchanges. 924 ditto—Ares - et •neuaut-Culuael Joh. Cameron, to be Lieutenant-Cohn - lei, without piirehase, vier Gordon, ap - pointed Lienteino:-Colonel-Cuttnnutdaot' of the 11o):11 African Corea. Captain Peter Grant to be II mj.ir, •ire Caineron. lit Wee? l!idla Regiment—Major W. l'n) front the i th Li,c:.t Dragoons, to he Major , cici,Caicutlish, Mhu cz ait..ngea. stil Ms to—Major-General Brent Spencer, from gtb (:arrison Battalion, to be Colonel, ewe Lieuteuant-General French, deceased. 6th ditso--Majm Thomas Forbes, from half-pay of Mae eleassiers fate Recreantly Corp, to be Mujo, , rice Dates, who eschangtsa. BREVET. Meow Thomas Forbes, of tb• titb West India Regiment, to he Lientenaut-Culuuel in t►e Army. STAFF. - - - Assistant-Cinarsiassey James Ramey Cooper, to be a Dc. put, Cumnaissary-General of Stores, Prorisious, and Fo rage to tht, Depaiy Commissary of Accompli !Hanby to be a ne:mtv Contouring-General uf Sturr l ls , Provisious, and Foracc to the Fumes. Amostisot Customary William Popplet‘n to be an Assistant. Couimismuy of Adsoapts to the Forces. GARRISONS. certain 'renews Venter, Goma Fort Genet', to be Tows MAjor of Ilwwick, vice Geddes, why eselleages. Lieutenant John Geddes, hum Berwick, to be Fort Major of Feet George, vice Forster, who exclannes. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Thomas Thompson, from the 113t1 Foot, to be Sur pop to the Forees. Ser;G. E. Grias from the atith Foot, to be Surgeon to orees, vice Groot, deceased. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 'oho losolley mad Jauriro Ituradon, of Whitoelsapel-road, sod of Bakot's-row, Whiletbapel-road, Middlmmex, ironmon gers. June 10, loqs. John Carter and James Curd, of Liverpool, merchants. Nov. is, iss6. _ k:sther Orpvroal and John Ablilt, of Ipswich, watch 'ushers. JOINS 14 1601. George Berber 'mad Robert harp, of Upton-place, Strat ford, Essex, brick-eskers. April to, loos. George removal and John Wilson, of Werringtos, Literals ter, leetlirr-drakes Erb. I, Isms Samuel Weimer sod Thomas West, se Red Lisn•street, Wappise, attorneys et law. May tit, 1604. Sousa Hill and Charles Rudd, of Commercial-road, prin ters. Jute es, ism._ Richard lariaw, Thomas Laugh, and Haunibal afashram+, SW Manr►,ater. litaufacterers of oil at vi- J saras. We , __ Shaw, Georg Shaw, sad George Oldroyd, of Lepton liirkheiton York, clothiers. June go, lens. Raren:el Newbery ad Daniel Waller, of Runt Mary, Ro therbithe, Storm earpentens July 3, 11;07 William Anderson, Abigail Martin, John Richardson, and William Martin, of Manchester. Irish liaen-inerchants. May 27. 111011. ,- - - Join Langston and John Set-Ives, of Anlcester, Warwick, soodle-makers. May JI, 1202. Hugh Statues and John Heath, Chippenhatn, bankers June_23, I 14011 John Thomas Patience sad John Finset% of Colchester, timelier-merchants. June sit, ItlOn. Winless Leadbetter aad William Hale, Fetter.lase, Las doe, hairdresser*. June 45, 1801. Samuel Misalsos sad &aul Gillot, Sheffield, York, hat sseouroctorers. Jame 16, IRO". Robert Hick sad George Moseley, Leeds, Yorkshire, ale dealers. March 1, tsete. William Hiodleisnil Tbsoinas Er of Sheffield, York, linen-drapers. Jane so, 1101. Armed Jacob Godard sad Peter Vender Aa, tieW-.rare, Misoriss, skips eats. June ty, John Greenreo4 sad William Tattersall, a Clitlieroe, Laamster, tamers. Jam 17, t sits. W. Haswell and Timms Morris, ot'Wood-striett, CiespAds, London, ribboadstasalketamms. J u ba Keane sad William Evans, Cross Keys-yard, bar samsdoey-strept, kems-dealess. Idiebaelms-day 1044. 8.% N KKVPTS. Thomas Coitus, late 4611.7111:11;;411e-stmet. London, but GPV. 4' the Grove, Hackney, Middlesex, iusterauce-broker tu surrender, July a, 9, sad Awiust 9. at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, MUSIC Bour.blkm and Hewitt, Little Fritia,Latreet, Cbeapeide._ Can't .4narews„ r isf Mack-lase, London, skip-broker, to surrender, Jelly 5, 12, and August 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Healing, Laurence-lime, Ciseapsi4e. James Wilson sad Jobs e, of Orford-street, Middle sex, iratkinr-seliers, to marnroder, July 2, is, sad August 9,at ten, at GisAilkall, London. Attorney, Mr. L. Peacock, Lin rola's nib-fields. ltiebritd Sloughing, late of Nosth Witham, Lincoln, bead jobber, to surrender, July I I, If, sod Augest 9, at eleven, at the Augel Ism, ID Grautbane, Lincoln. /kilotons, Mr. tk.nrge Vklaite, of Grantham ; Mr. Juba Wishner, of Lamb's Conduit-street, sod Mr. Samuel Taylor, of /knitharaptria bnikliiips,Chancer)-lane, London. William Williamson, late of tiriaglry on the Hill, Not tingham, corufactor, to sarrendi rs July an, JJ, +mil Angora D, at el?ven, th • White llart on, in tialiaboroogli, Lin coln. A itoribil., Meanly. Lovr and Lambert. Red Lion. minor?, London; mid Mr. Cartwright, Bantry, Yorkshire. R oh, rt Fucker, of Partneri, .9mithwisptua, builder, to war re•nlrr, Jul, DI two, ID, at one, and .4 nust 9, at two, at the Ca w fool Cwt. Attorniya, Alt. third Lod. pigne, Gosport. Hams; and Messrs. Tartest and Grey, Chancery-lane, Loudon. James Thu ev, of Cultic, I.aneaster, calieo-mannfnetts- Ter, to surrender, July 21, at five, al at eleven, said A iigu , t 11, at eve, at the Angel Inn, iu Attutueys, r ilarilacre t (nine, Lancashire; and Mr. Laycuck, Ssou-gar di as, thlrrniailliiiry, Loudon. Ann flulehmise, of Union-street, chwleell, Middlesex, au r, to surrender, July 9, to, and August 9, at our, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Gall) and Had din, Anti-court, 'flirogniortoo-str, et, Landow Moses Joel, of Ili7h.strert, Shoreditch, London, dealer io glass, to surrender, July 1, 16, and Au.sist 9, at I waive, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mr. Sparrow, N ewcastle-under-Lyne t and Air. Wilson, K Mg's- Bench-Walks, Temple. Blasliford Gill, of Manchester, draper, to surrender, July Its, 19, and August 9, at three,at the Bridgewater-Arms-inu, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, NI anehester ;, and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane, Loudon. Rir!ward Peacock, of Turnmill-street, Clerkeurrell, Mid dlesex, currier, to searresdci, June3o, at one, July 7, at cle ws.), and August 9, at tot, at Guiltiltall, Lutulou Attor neys, Messrs. Vandercora and Cuntyu, Buslt•lauc, Cannon street. James Wood, of Lindoeld, Sussex, victualler, to surren der, July IS, 19, and August 9, at ekvrn, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attorneys, Mr. Henry Dealt, 11,1glitlichnstaile ; and Mr. Thomas W ild, juts. Coatis-street, Falcon-square, Loudon. William Alleutt, late of Guspust, Soathampton, haber dasher, to surrender, July is, at oue, 15, at eleven, and August p, at twelve, at the Crown-inn, Gosport. Attorneys, Mr. I)avid Cumpigne, Gosport, Heats and Mew's. Tar rant sad Grey, Chaareery-lant„ Louden. Charles Carney, of Liverpool, confectioner, to surreuder, July ge, ii , and August 9, at one, at tie Globe tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Eilwaisl Griffith, Lower-Castle street, Liverpool; and Dlr. Thomas %Vitae, Jidsti-strett, Bedford-row, London. Julia Sanders, late of Canterbury, and now a priposer in the Fleet, coeu-naischant, to surreuder, July st, at out, 11, at twelve. sad August 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attor ney, Mr. Masur, Drool-street, Holborn. Saumel Levy, of Little Paternoster-row,Spitaltielis, Mid dlesex, feriutare.breker, to surrender, July 9, t 6, and As. gust 9, at twelve, at Goildhall , London. Attoruay, Mr. Isaacs, Mitre -court, Aldiate. DIVIDENDS. July 26. Robert Poole, of Ratcliff-highway, Middlesex, hneu-draper, at evse, at Guildhall, London. July to. William hart and Samuel Tamer the yummier, of Lothbury, London. warehousemen, at tea, at Guildhall. Ja y ss. Thomas Edward Poole, of Drayton is Males, Salop, currier, at eleven, at the PIM/Ibl lau , iu Drayton in Halm. July no. John Pearsoa, late of Mary Port, Cumberland, mariner, at stereo, at ths dwelling-house of Mr. Joseph Wild, inn-keeper, in King-street, iu Whitsbaven. August ht. John 'adieus', of Liverpool, Lascastor, mer chant, at eleven. July ly. Jamas Dow. of Bush-lane, Corms-street, London, • - sterebast, at ten, at GMlethal'. December 17. Jobs Senior, of Broad-court, Drury-lane, Middlesex, mosey-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. July 96. Thomas Greenock, of Drayton in Hales, Salop, usereer, at eleven, at the Pbcenix Iglu, in Drayton in Hales. August 9. George Grimes, of Great Warner-street, Cold- Both-fields, Hiddleres, lases-draper, at eleven, at Guild hall, Luadm. CERTIFICATE-I. Llr 19. Thomas Loney, of Umisshall-street, Londue, factor. Joseph Rodrigues Peynado, of Berle Marks, London, mar ches'. Jain Houle, of King-street, Coreut-Garden, Middlesex, stamen Jetta Ombra, air Churls", Lancaster, and Johu ilarrisoa, armrests, in the east royal,. Isquor•atcretrats. San Will 4 a Warwick ian Islcr. -. .. .. . John Galt, - inharhise Joga B. Gah, of !Gnat It. Holines, Loorloo, factor. Alexaoder ItLachlao, of Great St. Nelra's London, factor. Abraham Juan, of fiath.square, Portaea, Hants, slopseller POLICX. 110 W-Wilt VET. Yeste►day, the you etas who was suspected of having murdered the Duke of Cambridge's porter, by throwing him into the Serpentine River, in Hyde Palk, underwent a lung private exausination before Mr. • Ili AM, *btu all tliC Ma 'mimes circumstances were fully explLined ; the yonug master, and his fellow servants, proved his being at home to t►e very minute the cries, supposed to be the deceased's, were Maid is Hyde Park, and every circumstance indispu tably proved, to the entire satisfaction of the Magistrate, the ianuccuee of the young snan. The sister of t►e deceased persisted that he bad murdered her brother The yuaug maa was liberated. Nary ,!yore, alias Gikkrist„ alias Smith, alias Clark, the woman who is seventy years of ago, and is suspected of being macerated in stealing harms in various parts of the kingdom to a considerable extent, was brought up for re examination, when she was charged with having stolen • brown gooey, the property of Juba °noway, of Great Brook bans, Sorry, front Effingham Conintoo ' on the 19th of March, if/W. In a fortnight atter the gooey was stolen, Willlarn Swaim, a coachman, of Eton, fumed it of tha Prisoner fur four guineas and a half, when the Primmer, said the gouty was her own iiropert), and that she lived at Cob. ham, in Starry. The Pris was committed fur further examination. About a month since • 51/1. Bauk note was stuleu from Lard Monson 's Steward's room, at his Lordship's house is Seymour place. The note was among • number of others, and sas► to a cossideraMe amount, nose of which m as touch ed. Information of lb, circumstance, with the amiaber, of the note, was gavels at air Bank. A few days Loco the note was paid into the Bank h% Messrs. Davidson, the ban kers, of Pall-Mall. Levu the officer was employed to trace it; he discovered that it was paid lets Davidson's by Mr. Warren, • timber merchant, isf Laasoa-row, Westminster, and be received it from • carpenter of Lipson-grata, who Rivett ascertained bad received at from Ina father who had beta at work at Lord Monson's horse. 11A1191011-11011SE. Wary Fryer. was charged before the LORD Rini est, with hariag ileagerouslv est and wounded her huaiasid with a clamp knife, and it.. a parole who attempted to take the weapon from b.•r. It appeared from the testimony of se veral (Istable' and machos., the husband oust the pe trel. being unable to attend, that Om Prisoner a nl her has baud lived it liotolph-alley, aar Thasses-etreet. and Sisst the hothead, who had &lieu asleep is lib chair, from fatigue, was awidtesed ow ht. wife stabbing hint in several parts of his ball, with a laity. It appeared also, that she was iu a deranged state of mind, having attempted to throw herself from a window, and fears having been a•ntrrtaiaad that she meditated the dastiuttiou of ha chilJ , an infant not twelve mouths old _ Ihe Pneoner was ordered to be detaiued until Oa hes baikkand patrol.- should be able to attend._ John Puck, a copper-plate sonsintined Mr. Bishop, of beau•street, in the eit), for employing nonlrreines as yourneyeneu, sad in refiring work to hius, although a fres:nom. Mr. Bishop, in his dektite, stated, that Poole declined to do any work but such sort as he liked, and that this misconduct us the part of Pook and otbeis uhliged him to apply to his Lordship to license souse men who were not freemen, to do his busies. The Loa o M Avon said, freeform were certainly entitled to a prefercuee, if willing and competent. He t►erefore ad• wised Mr. Bishop to give the coaaplaimeat such oink as lie thought fit auJ coat: and in the event of his i ennui to enceinte it, to being tutu be fo re him, and he should dispose of ►im properly. a'eterday the Luau MAI um ordered the price of tl.r quarttru loaf wheaten 1.0 be raised to htfd. sod hounelial to told. Mr. Nit; X DEM. of Govent-Garden Theatre, Id town last night for Dublin. where he is engages] fiir a few slights ; and Mr. Jones, of the same Theatre, al.o left town last night for Glasgow, where he commences his aft.ersaasou with au en gagement for a few sights. LONDON Printed by G. n N.. I d Btmrvit-coort, Casey-street, sun ortyliebed at t).• DtE.r, N'... 15, Davit of St . Orwr•• . L'huren, J. of amine place —Onvers , , ♦c. for t!.. 1': pry, sat to lb. flare, raid, will In. ilaly %Mailed tu. NAVAL LVTELLICENE. PORT.MOUTIOJIIME 27. Sailed the Coquette sloop; atid the Vpeort gue „ brig ; alio the Croeu'life frigate, 'loll. Usert. Cade gait, to join the Expeilition at Cork, wish the fol. iowlog transports, viz. the Aviles's, Capt. 'Chomp. sod ; Thais, Davidsou; isfaaaah. Douglas i and Tams& Arrived La Bonne eitoyenne, Capt. Thomp son ; anal the DefeNder. Lteut. Plowman, soh a convoy froth the Downs. The part of the Muth Regiment of Light Dra goons that was at Chicherter, tame in t:ild tout u. Int; and embarked for the Mediterranean. 'l' he Bustard sad .Diving are gone out of liar• hour. FALMOVTIS. JINX %5. Sailed the ship Diamond. CrittliPll, for Que bec ; the Aixicricini ships 4 1 / a ry, Eves., Ind Sag sum, for New York, tooie the dert iN gaebee, &c. otf this port —Wi nd N. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. •11111,11VED At Portsmouth—Om Golden Orrive, from 311111116011. At Rt itot—the Minerva, Gardner, Irmo Januuca. At Liverpool— the Autism% Smile, from Jamaica. At Melfird—tlar Good Intent, —, from Antigun. At Cork—the Isabella, Little, from Honduras, and the Samuel Gesstoor , from Imcdon At Now York—the Paragon ' Hart, from Lo o d on ;..Dees tur, from Cork; bluar d, N mull, from the Clyde; Hero, Haminmad Foote ; I.aura,lV”hater ; Pacific, Spalding; and tic Join 4clains, from Live. pod. At New Providence—the Lilo.rty, Holism), from Lives. Pool. PRIER OF rtocKs YESTERDAY. Sault Ste.* i 3 per Cent kraut:Ad bel 4 we (*rut Long Annuities . t Imperial -I IM's Ceet oji Om MUM 4 4• • ell India Bowls Exchequer 8i115.., 39. 61 Prom. Englith Lottery 'rickets Consols fur 6 9iii T. $lBll, Stiaek-Bruker, 4,Carshill, mid 9,9lkarisravis. COURSE OF r• Amsterdam.... 36 1 t U Ditto at Sight.. 33 Rotterdam c. f. it ae U Hankliorgla,... 34 Sr Altou. 34 to U. Patio ..... 13 111' Ditto g U 5....• is :CHANGE, nig is, Lisbon.. Orovio Dublin .. 11 Cod' BU L LION . Portugal Gold in Coin and BIM 1. a. d. prr us. 4 u 0 DOUOIOvn4 0 0 New Dolirr• o 5 I/ Siker IV Baas o 5 j Ntr, Limit (encl.) u 0 Agin on the Bala it Holland. 5i per Cent. Bounleans .... S 4 —2 Cadiz 4 - Alm« Madrid . . .. 41 4114‘1144 Loll:ors . Naples Verne.: "1 Gl.lour n. C s:Ditrienei. BIRTH Oa Tuesday, at I )rn sby,l.hmisshire, the 'sat of Charles Itarreil dtassuigbasti, Eby t►e lady of C. a. Mead,, FA. a • sun. MARRIAGES. At Cakinky the 7la limitary last, George Saunders, Esq. to Miss Ana Romell, secead datigister ot"lbouuss Rus sell, Esq. of Dover. Saturday se'nui l cht, at Clifton, by special hams*, Edward Hartupp, F..sq. of Dallis. Mew, 11,:irestimbire, to Aat, Eleowara Wrey, eldest daughter of Sir lituusebser Wit -, Bart. of Tin Muck, Devonshire. DEATHS. 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