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•. _ GRAVE OF GENERAL WAYNE. FROM THE PEOPLES PRIiND. , 1 The following refleCtions, extrafted from a Letter of a Gentleman who had been travelling for his health in the North Western part of Pennsylvania, on the disrepute shown to the memory and the re mains of the revolutionary Hcro, General Anthony Wayne, will be found interesting : Though I shall only have time to send you a few lines this day, I cannot oniit giving you notice of any arrival at this place last evening, in better health and spirits than I have eejoyed for some time. The letter transmitted from Petersburgh by the mail you have no doubt received. Since my departure from that place, I have seen a large trall of country, towards the improvement of slid, some hasty efforts have been made; but which appear to lan guish in their progress. There are large bodies of rich land in many parts of it, which would, I am persuaded, reward the industry that would cultivate ; especially as the cultivators would have the 61. ice of two markets, an Eastern and Westnn, which cannot be the case with those landholders who fettle West of Pennsylvania. I shall not, how ever, anticipate the contents of my Journal, which I mean, to forward, when, like Governor Felix, / bit-e a eonvenieni season, and can do it without expense sf portage. "This place has pretty fully realised my expeB - as well with regard to its situation and other natural advantages, as to its improvement and - * the accommodation is affords. These observations you must not consider as the result of examination and refleition, but of a first glimpse and general view ; besides, the time of year is unfavourable, which I have been obliged, front conjeCture, to take into my calculations. Von will please to correQ every thing by the Journal, when you receive it, and which, as it respetts thisplacc. is only in poiculidr, or my unwritten Journal. s' The most intetesting objelt, which first drow my attention, and claimed a visit, which duty as well as inclination prompted me to pay, was the grave o: General Wayne. I. there; ore, made inquiry of my landlord as to the propriety of a morning visit, and the chance of an early admittance into the garrison ; but. tom; astonishment, and, I must say, to my re gret, I was informed, that I should have no vigilant centinel to pass, and find no obstruelion ii: my way, unless indeed the hogs of the village and neigh bourhood, which had for some time been the only corps stationed there, would oppose my entrance. I set out early to pay this solemn visit ; and in my way passed the ruins of the old British garrison, on a point running close to the Bay and to t small clear rapid stream, which flowing past it on the east side, falls into the Bay. The ascent on both sides is nearly perpendicular. This stream is crossed on a trembling pole, wh i ch a rope.dancer would find difficulty in walking without another to balance and support bins. From it there is a long ascent to the ruins (yes, ruins already !) of the American Stock ade Fort, 'Mich stands (I mean lies) on a hand some elevated position, about due east of the spot whore the British fort furmerly stood, and com manding a fine view of the Lake, Peninsula and Bay. When I arrived at the fort, I found the gates and part of the p'ckets fallen, and the buildings in a state of rapid decay. Near the middle of the area I observed a riiiiiiig enclosing a small space. in which, when I approached, I discovered the appearance of a grave. and upon a piece of tough fiat stone, stuck up at one end, I saw =inched, " General Anthony Wayne." "'('he gate of the small inclosure was partly open, and which, owing to the sinking of the railing, I was unable to shut. The Bag-staff, a very large one, as if ashamed to stand, stripped of its honours, ,ear a Hero of such worth and services, so 1,11.1 g lard, had fallen, and the blast which had blown it down, as if possesses: of more feeling th an his coun try, had dire Bed its tall a few inches from the rail ing, which it must otherwis • have crushed to pieces. The hogs, who seemed to have the It II undisturbed possession and command • f the ruins, had com menced their operatirms at a declivity in the Northern quarter of the area. and were carrying oa their approaches two or three feet deep towards the centre. What respect these grovelling, under mining philosophers will pay to the illustrious re mains they ale approaching, will probably be soon determined. It was impossible, amidst this scene of decay and devastation, not to refiesa on that modern philosophy which levels and destroys every thing, except its own despotic power, and creates, elevates, and perfeas nothing ; and to admire the coned. de finitive, and appropriate observation of your distin guished counttyman, which denominated rnen pos sessed and agitated with its principles. " A swinish multitude." " Do not accuse me of want of feeling because I have eeriness in a stile, which to yen may have the appearance of levity. I dare not, at present, per. mit the operations of the mind to mingle with those of the beast —The feeling: of the latter will on a p: ope r occasion burst into expression, and you will be made acquainted with them. In the mean time, I know you will properly estimate them, and judge ci the difficulty with which they are suppressed. " In the name of " the nighty deed," what can be the views of the General Government in 'hewing such neglect. disrespect. and contempt, to the re *steins and inetnory nf the most distinguished patri . Is of out revolution? The valour and active services General Wayne in the revolutionary war are uni versally acknowledged ; and it cannot be denied, furnished useful lessons and noble examples of ration to the youth of a free, brave, and independ ent nation, the defence of which, in a great mea sure, depends upon its citizens at large. His con duit too, in defeating the Indians in his last cam. paign, and in !stinging about and establishing a v. Wirral peace with tbens, the good effeBs of which "lave ' is highly appre- Alan st yet generally I prompt and et- Ind in the western igs and defeating domestic traitors, 'stint services. It General Wayne a time when die tas inspired with a that would have teal Government, • ~0, and paid to his memory the debt of honour, whith his worth and services while alive bad imposed. But that was in a period before his death, and be fore the triumph of barbarous ignorance, and the popularity of baseness. '• While at Pittsburgh, I remember to have heard some expressions of discontent among the gentle men of that place, relative to the negleit shewn to the memory of General Wayne, and understood that a number of his friends there, as well as his family, had been retarded from paying to it that resped which their circum.tances afforded, under an apprehensiownd unwillingness to interfere with the duty of the national Government, and with that of the State. " As to the propriety, policy or economy, of suffer ing this fort and its buildings to go to decay, I will nut say much. To me it appears that there would be policy in preserving them. But supposing that the expense of a subaltern or non-commissioned offi cer's guard would be too great, and too burden some to the Union, it if not improbable that two or three of the -feterans of the Pennsylvania line, perhaps wounded pensioners, could have been procured to keep garrison and guard their favourite General free of expenses, especially with the privilege of the build ings, and the liberty to cultivate the GO acres of land ceded to the United States. Nay, had the lion. Secretary at Weir published a notice, inviting ap plications, I am persuaded they would have been numerous ; and bad pensioners applied, who knows but the nation might have got a few dollars of rent, to be retained out of the pensions of these old wound ed and disabled soldiers ? With what noble feelings and honattrable pride would these veterans have stepped forth, to pay their daily tribute at the grave of their Inbred chief ? It would have re-' newed their age. " lint however these things may be, I shall always reprobate and discnuatenance those principles in the Governnient, which refuse to tha remaias and me mory of useful men, a proper tribute. It may be said history will record their charaifters and af.:inns. A poor avaricious evasion ! Mast n^t history be purchased ? And howler/ read it ! While a mo nument, in large charafters, gratuitously announces to posterity their name and deeds." EDINBURGH, SEPT. G. lIIGLI TIDE AT LEITH. On Saturday evening, the wind suddenly veered to the east. when a violent gale commenced, which continued without intermissioa till Sunday evening, with very heavy rain. About four o'clock yesterday morning, the brig Ma-q, of Irvine, -- Dunlop, master, from Eas dale, laden wish slates, in taking Leith harbour, was, from the rapidity of the fresh, occasioned by the heavy rain during the night, forced out of the harbour, after she had fairly entered it, and, by the heavy sea. unfortunately driven a-shore about the middle of the north wall of the new harbour. The vessel being bilged, no attempt was made to get her off, but only to save such of the mate rials as could be easily taken away ; and the gale in creasing, on the return of the following tide she be came a complete wreck, being entirely beaten to pieces. 'l'he tide of yesterday morning was tincn-nmonly high, which, with the violence of the wind, and very heavy sea. did considerable damage. A great quantity of large timber, drawn up in ap parent safety on the beach. to the eastward of the pier, was floated nil by the tide, and having collea ed near the foot of the signal tower, was by the flux and reflux of the swell operated upon like so many battering rams, and driven with so much force, that some considerable breaches have been made on that uncommonly strong wall, on which the tower is I founded, besides some of the adjoining buildings be ing very much injured. tSn great was the farce of the surf, that some very heavy pieces of timber was precipitated over the par.:pet-wall between the pier and the tower. and deposited on the street opposite I the Perry-Boat Stairs. To the westward of the new harbour the toy f rolled in with accomulating force, and beat sash such violence against the eigh wall to the east ward of the fort, that, whether from the return of the immense quantity of water larc?d over the wall, or from the weight of the surf on the out side of it, two large gaps or openings have been made near the lower part of the wall, one about the middle, and another near the east-end of it, which has tendered the pavement close to the wall above impassable, by making two very wide gullies down to the bottom of it. Passengers would there fore do well to be upon their guard until these gaps are filled up. 'l'he violence of the gale occasioned the greater part of the ships in Leith Roads to drive, and one brig came so near the shore as to be thought in im minent dancer. By the alive exertions of the Ma gistrates, the Masters, and several Members of the Trinity (louse. and other Gentlemen of the town, the lift-boat was conveyed on a carriage from Leith to Newhaven, and launched at that place, from whence it went off in great safety to the assist ance of the brig. But the wind shifting, and consi derably abating, the vessel was not considered to be longer in danger, when the life-boat returned, and was hauled up again on the beach at New haven. On the 11th of July, about midnight, a distressing event occurred off Portland, America. The schooner Charles, Capt. ADAms, of Portland, with 18 passen gers on board, from Boston, struck, during a thick fog, upon a reef of rocks, a little to the westward of the light-house. The vessel was immediately thrown upon her beam ends, by the force of the sea, and bilged. The passengers instantly rushed upon deck, and were soon swept off by the waves, which model a continual breach over her. The Captain, with three men, got ashore about two o'clock; but, overcome by the shrieks of his wife and the passen gers. he attempted to get on board again, with a view to try to save them. He, however, failed, and was heard to say, 1 . I am gone," when he sunk into she destruilive element. One of the men, who ar rived the next morning at Portland. reported, that, when he left the wreck, there were four men, one woman, aad a boy, holding by the shrouds ; and it ultimately appeared, that of 22 persons, only six were saved. All the Ladies were drowned. •• ; +.'•. NAVAL {l6lA(f6• POILTSWOUTH. SEPT. 13. Arrived His Majesty's ship Aidelope from the Dowas, and Terra from Plymouth. Sailed His Majesty's ship Sams: on a cruise, and the Raider with a convoy for Quebec, Newfound land, &c. The Monmouth, of 64 guns, Rear-Admiral Drury, Captain E. D. King, with the East India convoy, is expelled to sail the early part of the week. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 12 Arrived His Majesty's ship Mosaic. 38 guns, Capt. Bat:er, from a cruse ; and the I brleviin hired armed ship, Ueut. Anstruther, from the west ward. Sailed the Concord. 36 guns, Capt. Cramer, and the Muros sloop of war, Capt. Duff, for Pottsalcuth. Came in His Majesty's ship Caroline, from a cruise, and the Danish vessels Anna Cathrrinn, and the Provestrin, Jacobson, from Trepan, she former detained by the Cesar privateer, and the latter by the Kr Idaho, privateer. Sailed His Majesty's ship Phenix and Maros on a cruise.—Wind N. PALMOUTH, SEPT. I I. Arrived yesterday the Sepia, Nitre! transport, from Plymonth. with stores for this Spot, under convoy of His Majesty's Ot t ) Scerpim. Also ar rived this day the Charlotte Ann, Capt. Barrett, from Liverpool, for Malta. Sailed yesterday the Duke of Kent packet, Capt. Lawrence, with mails for Halifax and New York ; the Pewter's Amelin picket, Captain Stevens with mails for the Wes: Indies; and the P‘rievetance tender to the westward. k Sailed this day the Cjckatricc sloop of war on a crui.e.—Wind. N. W. TOIttAY, SFPT. 12. Arrived His Majesty's ship /I.d6reest from a cruise; and the Rordrite, from Portsmouth, with four transports under convoy. Sailed. the Cdruhne armed ship on a cruise. DEAL, SEPT. 13. Sailed this morning several coasters and colliers, to the Westward.—Wind N.Y. CORK, SETT. 7. His Majesty's ship the Afar has arrived at Cove aud brought in three Danish vessels. WATUIFORIN SZPT. 9. Brought into Passage a brig, from Cork, in bal last. bound to Liverpool, name unknown. The Captain And crew quitted the vessel on Saturday evening last in the tremendous gale of wind, off Hook Lig!it House, and are supposed to be all lost. M 4 HKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Sm. 14. Thee I. a tolerable supply of Wisest arrival for this &Ts Market, sod the Iso.ert, 111 roquen, rather amorous, creates ready sale at a smell increase in pro:a...opine fine new 74.. per quarter.—Betley 2s. keeps its price. White Pees are scace, and atout 12s. per quarter dcarer...—Beans of the two ki id et retliet better price. There we but tea further arrivals of (Jets, and this trade supports the advance of rsaday. Flour nearly on the tends of last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GP.AIN. Arh-5....... ..46,.. 545.. 665. Tick Beans 41s. SS.. O. Fine •t0........73.. 79.. Od. Oats ..... 2ss. 28.:.35. Rye (sew) ....43s 44g. Od. Poland' SU 96s Od Barley 565. et,. 04 P.0.3(00 ditt0......-.. 965. Hatt 66.. Ye.. Od. itaveS.”...l 2tl. ddl. 10s. Masts Peas.. 1104. 1713.. 01. Vt..e ' , AMT..... lb,. Nis. 60.. Grey Peas 60s 654. 0.1. %speeds XL. Sbe. Od. Beans .56...624. 0.1 nice OF HOPS. Grown, a Isuti. 114110. POC t SIM. - KIVU 41 its Se SI It' Kent 5l Os se 41 Os Sussex.... .41 104 es 41 Ss Su...ex 51 Os us 51 14. r 3.1131 et •••••• 10 54 16. 1•at0ttam.....61 la to 71 'A Oki Derr tael it (woe 1.93,9t1.1 to 1..115,400. nom 9 to We reekata el Near Hope have come to Market, not more that, boil ut *Mk am tad, and thcas tatelica from L.s 11. to L 6 Ile. pee. cwt. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, . • S• 1811 1 .11. Win Hay .... 41 114 •616 s Od 1 Hay 41 u; a6l 0. 5tt.w.....21 20 a 21 Its Od hew 01 a Ol li Clover Straw .11 166 • 21 61 ShilltiVlELD MARKET, Sere. 14. This day's market had an num.'s,' supply of prime beats, and the ober of cattle an eener - -I WA! plentiful. Beef, Morton, Pork, utd Veal, iitteaper than nut last report. lamb is demo', and the trade tar the most put was tolerably brisk. The ,tias an the liarmatket were pretty lively. Straw has fallen in p-tee Lantz l inlays market. nay and Clover obtained last wic.a. 'lb, following prices and numbers are an accerato state went e _ - . To sink the eta pc• stelae of elb. _ . Beef , 4. od t.) 44. 94 rim) or THIS CAT. Ntuttun....4s. W. to 41. 64 linssu.. 3,440 Ve41.......61. OJ. to is. Od Sueep and 1..ambt.... 17,5u0 Lamb...... 94. 94. to 7s, Od. CaIVOS l9O Ourk !Js 6d. to Os 6d. , Pip ::40 ,- e ever since been urciplyfelt. i meted. And though, perhapc, nn' known and properly estimated, his gilart ezettiont, during his commis country. in checking the proceeding the projefts of foreign spies and d, .0 are not amongst the least of his use ought also to be remembered, that died in afloat service. There was Government of his native state was sense of gratitude and patriotism, supplied every omission of Gcneri • RAW HIDES. Kest Ileiters and Steers, per ITU; le, 23. 34. to Se. 04 k4l.l4llnts ls. 44. to 2s. 6.1 or 'mar, Market Calf — I Is. 64. seek English Horse Lamb Skins Shearlungs lB.. 44. to Is. (34 PRICE OF St. Jamey's Market 31 7d Clare Market 3l 71 Whltechapel Market. 3s 61 Pas Stoat et blb. TIVaLOW. Town Tallow --11 Od 64s U Yellow Kusso 63. Oil 64. OJ White ditto .... 59. 6Us (4 —....... I Soap ditto .. —a Oil bet Od 10a Set Melting Stuff.. --s Od OS. Od Average rtice...3B 7d Ditto rough 636 04 Graves ... ... liv Od Gond Dregs .... .... Ile 04 Yellow Snap, —iio a Soa—Mottled, 9./.--Cur4, $46. Candle., per dozen, Ith.6d,..—Muukh, I Is. 64. PRICE OF LEATHER._ Botta, 50 to 561 b. each. 214 to 131) Ditto, 60 to 64111. nosh tioll to 27a Merchants Backs ll4 to led Dressing Ilkiss 171 to lei Foot C.oth Hike. I9d to 214 j Crop Haase, to 401 b. fur detain YJd to 29d ". Ditto 45 to 50th ' 171 to COI : Calf Skim, 30 to 401 b.... 5114 to 41d Ditto, 50 to 70th... 364 to 404 Ditto, 70 to 401 b 3Od to . S 4 Small Seals (Greenland) 39i to 404 Louse ditto ltrUs to 150 a per dos. 'fanned HorsoH.des llls to Out sack. Goat Skins COALMAIRRILT, Sart.. 14. Skip at Market. Seld. Peke. 61 .. Newcastle 66. 45s o.t. • SA LA 4 Sawderland 3 44 . 1 .4. • 4111 1 Stone 0 ed. • .- Od I writs, MARRtAG S, DRAMs., IN DIA. ianoat, 0,0. 30, 1806. BI RTHS. On the 55th ult. the Lady of James Lae, Rtq of a & ugh. ter. At Rusiapuelah, the L•tly of Henry L iu ,. c a... 1 sistant Singerm, of a Inn. On the 24th Norernher, the Lady of K Davies, E.q Assistant Surgeon, of a iota. on the 24th ult. the Laity of T. Templeton, E.g. of a son. O n ta tt 25th tilt, Mr: Tamil, of agf,D At Midnapere, on the Hs , oh the Lady of Richard Turner, Esq. of a oan. on the P,ilt alt. at Clitaurah, the Lady of Monacan Chater Lt tac o V.sq. of a sun. At the Reiideney, oil the 23th ult. the lad' or William Ruaiell, Esq. of a daughter. On the 2d insulin Mrs. W. C. Finch, of a daughter. On the 24th lA. Mrs coritelus, of a daughter. Oss the 15th, the Lady of k. Brightman, Esq. of a daughter. On the same day, the Lady of George Ravensernft, Esq. of a son. At Kiildeiporc-house.tm the 12th inst. Mrs. Burney, of a sou. On the 1 lith ewe Ilk Lady of Colonel Blair, of a daughter. On the 7th UCTaabor, the Lady of Thomas Parr Esq. of a son. O n the Bth D e . ember, the Lady of N. F. Rdinonstone, E.g. of a Yon. o, it the 9th December, Mrs. Dolby, of a inn. On the 24th no. the Lady of Lieut. George F. IL Hughes, commando% IL Highnen the Guicatirer Rajah's Body Guard, of a son 0, the 27th inst. at the Government House, tho Lady of Flee , Spottiseande, Esq of a daughter. On the 18th inst it. Lady of Captain Gibbs, of a son. At Are ,t, the Lady ,e Major Walker, Bth Regiment Native Cava! -7, 'of a son lan the 11.:th inst. (hi. La ly of Leith A exander Hafnium, of a daughter. On the same day, Mr, Timethe Pereira, eiy dologl.ter. At Typerals, on the 20 Wilma, Mr,. A . pu n . , of a lAA. • gins, MARRtAG S, ANT) DLlrig IN DIA. ausodu., DCC. 30, 180 G. n n t Ath i l e ß i nth germ usiaPe , dl o ctl f athh a 'e s A r t s b n i : s e .: l l lL O efit :o l : l7.l t H ; S u e o : f. 2:4 l l L h e ::: " :o f T : a : u her: : : " : ":. Ea tt l sh( 94 e l ): : , : :: : t Davies, EA I s silt. ut M the rs " Pa y vfis, T o . f ir a e ar rn M ile" A " ; IYI F- Tlna ' arfrr7e"". th e the Lady of Richard Turner, Esq. of a son. Ors the h at Chruhush, the Lady of Monacan Chat Al 'td . fla tc ar', of a sun. At the Residency, o n tie 23th ult. t h e lad y William Russell, Esq. of a daughter. On the 2d i 1. W. C. Finch, of a deux:der. On the 24th ult. Mrs J. 'talus, of a daughter. the the 15th, the Lady of rhtman, Esq. of a daughter. On the same day, the Lady of arge Ravenscroft, Esq. of a son. At Ki.lderPorc•house., a Ilth inst. Mrs. Burney, of a son. On the 11th curt Ilk ly of Colonel Blair, of a daughter. On use 7tis Ue , 7erialre,, Lady of Thomas Parr Eq. of a sun. On the Bth D, sber, the Lady of N. F. Edinonstone, E.q. of a son. o n 9th December, Mrs. Dolby, of a 'nn. On the 24th 410. Lady of Lieut. George F. H. Hughes, comrnandrugHr. Omen the Goicawar Rajah's Body Guard, of a son O R • 27th lost. at tine Government House, the Lady of lice . attiswoode, Eaq. of a daughter. On the 18th inn it. ly of Captain Gibbs, of a son. At area. the Lady of ijor Walker, Bth Regiment NatireCavalsty' of a 1011. Le t Qath inst. thy Le ly of Leah A amender Davidson., Is; a daughter. On the same day, Sir'. 'Fimethe Pereira. aiY Igl.ter. At ripperals, en the 21.! Umtata, him. A . h aw, a bee. MARRIAGES. Dn the 294 ult. Mr. J. Jones. to Mi•s J. Cush rely, at Fatty-Ghia, Captors Mathew., or she Artillery, Miss Payoleri, art amiable and accomplished Young Lids. i the 9d of November, at the home of Charles Goa et, q Furriest', Richard Barns, Esq. to Miss Frances Hawn. the I:7tts instant, Lteutenant Twin Mallimt, of the H o. sopens's military ser•ice, to Mrs., Jane Mabele Allettby etcher. On the same day, Mr. John Roxburgh, to Mi.a raanita Caruliria Bennircic. DEATHS. On the 211th silt. Captain J. C. Ramsay, of the Honourable unpany's Bombay Marina. On the 27:11 ult. the infant win Mr. J. Talbot. Ohl the 17th curt. at Mrdnauore, Run ore, Esq. Surgeon at that Station. On the nth r. Cnarles Lewis Wake. On the 15th instant, Mr. J.., 'hitamore, of the Pilot Service. In cam,., at Gomel., C4i. mLieutenant Edward Faithful, of the Artrllery. At Di. lion Friday, the 28th November, Captain R. Harriett, Lae ounandiog the relines SattaLon, and torna.rly in the se, to of Deulut Rao Setude.its. Ors the 27th Inst Mr a, rt White, in the empty of Mr. Kers°. Ots he 21st Mit, e infant child of Captain Thnosissu.s. On the 20th instant. rs. Maria Echatol. On the 1234 rotten', Mr. George Wal- t. At Cunar Ohur, on the 16th instarit, Captain Clunto- ier Gale, of the Artillery. In camp, near Pertaub Ghor,na 4th N member. MOW' Davos, Clarke, only airs of Cap. in R. Clarke, of the sth Regiment Native Cavalry. On the as instant, Master Joho Henry Ogilvie. On the 9th inst. [aster George Fletcher. MADRAS, Dn. 30, 1886. BIRTH. On the IGth ult. the Lady of the Rey. Dr. Kerr, Principal haplare, of i• son. MARRIAGES. On the Ist lilt. at Bangalore, Miriam Light, Esq. Antos*, the Supreme Cant, at Maims, to Mut Waters, daughter ' the late Morgan Waters, Es; of Stormy, in the county Glamorgan. At St. Mary's Church, Fort St. George, on e 11th ult James Deleret, Esq. Surgeon to His Majorteb Real Hevital. to Miss Smairson. At Velar., on the 15th t. Captain P. D. Mare, of the Ist Battalion let Native Reg eat. to Was Forbes. DEATHS. At Screech, on Friday, the 13th inst. Mrs Elizabeth An men, woe of Lieutenant Thomas Anderson, Fort Adjutan that station. At the same place, John Spencer, Esq. Pr , . yal Judge *retreat( sod Appeal for the district of Screech. 30111BaY, DEC. 58, 1606. BIRTH:!. Mrs. Homphries, of • tan. Os the 11th September, • ad) at Joh, taxi:cos Esq. Judge and Magistrate, ofa t t• 1 the teal September, Yr Lady of Capt. Win. Hodge., re stop Thomas Henchman, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. a rte i rd A V: si ol v y u a :n .4 l t l e - er t ia gerd u lo gh L h in or ali d:L f a G ti re a 's rg l ii r A i m g k h y nau , " tra nd t ar t h he e pa seg en . . D :M le s i , is: • ,stety, at Sus.,:, Capt. E. Watkins, of His Majesty's 1• legiment. to MO White, sister to Throngs White, Esq. he Hen. Corn. any's Civil Service. Same plane, fo, :Woe, ESQ. burgeon On the Bombay Establishtnent, to instramont. • DEATHS. On the 29th Nor.mber. Thomas Percy Sturreck, req. be Civil Service on that Eststelnhment. Lately, at Goa, t .edy of Captain Schuyler, of Ha Majesty's 84th an tie 14th instant, at Parnell, Lieut. James Stewart, tatralion sth Bombay Regiment. At St Helena, on his w .oteieeEouit:Aapileiwayi.nndtuehreniNHlV:aentson:7Cth..)omofirivitahae::slatelst: :ItrasetcsishmiLnt:ile:raittilmh; luc o • nk souset' s E s q o . t T lt h a n t e . lf the aasodß. Ba l d es t t R A ; Psonnd most Esq.a l4 o T t P cu b: ,lub2] e r silt..lu s h Q lurgeon ..f Ilia Majesty's ship Blenheim. At ditto, Nlr ritattthun:eipfs,hlamesCtisni month, O A i fs c t At e h r me n h f saiw th ml e de shLpilartctleer:a:Emogr.i.glisttwrgello:unamibti().:‘,V, • t. lingtroi, at she early see of 19 years. . PRICE OF STOCKS, 911STESDAY• 3 per Oeut. Consols S 941 per Cent. Navy 62ite Ina perial 3 per Cent. 7 11 Haase pato Annuities -.•• dM- Omisium 175 lota Stack 1 diaper 1 dis. .Ditto Bonds Engli'h Lottery Tickets Consols for T. BISH, Sbeek-Broker, No. 4, Conon, eiad 9, Claring•Cro COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Sart. it. he sea Amsterdam —.95 9 1 U. Vallee Ditto at Sight.. 95 1 Naples . " 441 Rotterdam .... 11 4 2 U. Lisboa Altona Ditto 24 1 0 1 U. au sstom. 32 34 24 2 9 6 : 1 1 11 U . 4 0P 4.74,, Dei1:: ........• r 11 1 Bordeaux . 24 10 Portugal Gold in Coin ... Madrid — i n paper. and BM per es. Ditto 384 e#ect. New Doubloons.. -- Palermo —in paper. New Dollars ...... Ditto Sbi affect. Silver in Bars •• • • ree Bitboa $B4 New Louis each .• Legharn 5 1 k on Ho Genoa .451 • On Friday last, a ie Viscount Stuart, eldest son of the Earl of . Castlestew son asil heir. DIRT: apet • DEATHS. in Lower Brook Picc Et i rl i y ity co . it Saturday morning, 77th year of his age. His Lordship haring no Mb.. 0 ; Sir at his house, at Clapham, On Friday morning. titilreibeChcoamrlotestee.sitt:ct: Portland M .l7lace . Vr , li E de a r d '° De rSa lu e rs_ k ;_n ilel i : c LONDON -BS HIGH WATER. THIS DAY, AT • • 1dant....52 min. after 12.. Even...l4 for Staines. Alderman of the Ward of CriPPlefloot DAVIDSON,Re. 17, LONDON st. , •Prlnted by O. „ a court, B ,w-street, Covent-garden, andp lrhshr 1' OBlee, Is, Back of Si. Clement% church, be/MileNW.ST,U4sCeciKy atoifortetude.itllo.pate.7per, N , e sso w Itteraw die t , eet ca . c. l : l ( 4l : wail c. . . .5t „see se net .n MARRIAGES. On the 29ii ult. Mr. J. Innen. to Mies J. Carshmerr. Lately, at Futt•-Gltur, C.pt..in Mathews, o r the Anill: y, to Miss an arniaule and accomplished young Leh. Oa the 9d of November, at the house of Olefin lee n;, Elq Pieneals, Richard Barns. Esq. to Mt.. Frances Hams. On the I:7ei instant, Lieutenant Lwiu Marlin.., of the H .e. Curopati,'s miiitats ser•ice, to Mrs• line Mabele Allenby Fletcher. On the same day, Mr. John Roxburgh ' to M h s Susanna Carolina Benrilick. DEATHS. On the 211th ult. Captain J. C. Ramsay, of the Honourable Company's Romney Marine. On the 27:1i ult. the infant s.e of Mr. J. Talbot. Olt the 17th curt. at 1 1 141o.pore, Rue More, Esq. Surgeon at that Station. On the 11th instant, Mr. Cnatles Lewis Mace. On the 15th instant. Mr. J.., Whitamore, of the Pilot Service. In case,,, at Georalr, C4j. taln.Lieutenant Edward Faithful, of the Artillery. At D. 1 gait, un Friday, the 211th finvember, Captain R. Harriett, late cnrnmanding the relines gattal.on, and trine.ily in the set. vice of Daulut Rao Schideah. On the 27th lost M r go ben White, in the empty or Mr. Ke,*(). 0 , 1 he 21st last.' the infant child of Captain 'norm:suss On the 20th instaat. Mrs. Marra Echati. On the 1:34 instant, Mr. George Wal ter. At Cunar Ohur, on the 16th instant, Captain aunt,. pher Gale, of the Artillery. In camp, near Pinata Glint, oft the 4th Navember. MOW' David Clarke, only eon of Cap. tarn R. Clarke, of the sth Regiment Native Cavalry. On the !till instant, Master Joho Henry Ogilvte. On the sth inst. Master George Fletcher. MADRAS, DitC. 30, 11116. BIRTH. On the !Gilt alt. the Lady of the Kew. Dr. Kerr, Principal Chaplain, of a son. MARRA AGES. On the lit ult. at Bangalore, William Light, Esq. Attonter of the Stiremo Coon, at le Miss Waters, daughter of the late Murrill Waters, Ls; of Stormy, in the county of Glamorgan. At St. Marys Church, Fort St. George, no the 11th ult James Dalaid, Esq. Surgeon to His Majest•'e Naval 11 , 7-pital, to Mow Simpson. At Vellnre, on the IS% wk. eapviin P. D. Mare, of this lst Battalioa Ist Native See' neat. to Miss loibes. DCATIIS. At Barasek, on Friday, the 13th inft. Mrs. Flinbeth An. damn, wore of Lieutenant Thomas Anderson, Fort Adjurer at that statism. At the tame place, Jnhn Spencer, Esq. Pr eiyal Judge of CIICUIt end Appeal for the district of Earoati BOMBAY, DEC. 50, 1006. BIRTHS. Mrs. Humphries. of • um. Oa the 11th September, ul Joh, I.Lccens Esq. Judge and Magistrate, of • t 01 the tuth Septemb er, talc Lady of Capt. Wm. Hodge., the ship Thomas fienchrsaft, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. lAtely, at Serdhass, George Alesuindm David Die, late Volunteer lo Lord Lake's Army, to the Hun. Miss mud, gtaiut-laughter of Her Highness the &gum Soot Lately, at Capt. E. Watkins ' of His Majesty's I. Regimen; to Mjs Whits, sister to Thomas White, Esq. the Hen. COl7l. any's Civil Service. Same plare, Fie e'en°, Esq. Surgeon on she Bombay Establishment, to Gramnaont. DEATHS. On the ?9th Nornther. Thomas Percy Stu:rack, tag. the Civil Service on that Establnhment. Lately, at Goa, 5. Lady of Captain Schuyler, of His Majesty's 54th R•gimen tin tue 14th instant, at Parnell, Lieut. James Stewart, I BatralMn sth Bombay Retinsent. At St Helena, on bis vri to Europe, In the Hon. Compaq's extra ship Carmarth Lieut Alexander Watson, of the sth Regiment Bengal true Infantry. Oil the 17th of May lad, at Madeira, J Mt duck, Esq 6,,e of the oldest and mod re.pectable Britiob Mt clients on that Island. At Penang, on the 15th ult. at t house of Thomas Rallies, Esq. Mr. Thomas Quin. 1 Surgeon of Ilia Majesty's yhlp Blenheim. At ditto, Mr .1.4 Dunlop, Chief Officer of the ship Tartar. At Bombay.' 2.1til et last month. Archibald Little, Esq. Surgeon on Establishment. At the same place, Ensign Winans NI dingtioi, at dis end, age of 19 years. PRICE OF STOCKS, TIISTEKDAY. 3 per Ong. Consols u, ++ per Cent. Navy 96i f lot ;tenet 3 per Cent. Stile Ditto Annuities ••••• 7 11 16ths Ontinunt India Stock Ditto Boots I Ap r . I iiis. Engli.lt Lottery Tickets Consols for T. BISH, Snick -Broker, No. 4, Coruna'. sod 9. Cliaring-Cr COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Seel. 11. Amsterdam —.95 12 U. Venice lll WWI Ditto at Sight.. 95 I Naples Rotterdam .... II 4 2 U. Lisbon MI lioinbures .... 94 2 lilL Operte 6 4 Altona 94 8 21U. Dublin lOl Paris I day's date 24 6 Cork ll4 Ditto 24 10 1 U. susttom. Bordeaux Madrid in paper. and Bars per os. -- . Ditto 324 effect. New Doubloons.. -- . Palermo ... —in paper. New Dollars ...... —• Ditto Bei eSect. Silver in Bars .• •• -- Barn sti New Louis each .• -- Leghirn 5 1 1 Agie et the Bank GeV Genoa __.4bi it per OWL BIRTH. On Friday last, in Lower Broolt.rtroet, the Led, °I Viscount Stuart, eldest sou of the Earl of son at.tl heir. DEATHS. Early on Saturday morning, Mrs. Wilder,. Id Charlotte•street, Portland. place, Earl Delo/sin e, 77th year of hi. age. His Lordship haring no male title becomes extinct. On Friday morning, at his house, at Clapham, Sir Staines. Alderman of the Ward of HIGH WATER. THIS HA M0m.... S 2 ISM. obey 12.. • A. Ives .. 0 01111". litof • LONDON :—Printed by O. DAVIDSON. No• IT. court. 8 ow-weer, Cunt-garden, and publiabod °like. No. IN Back of St. Clamant'' Church, W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Beitnerst,ect, Lcr Orden, &c. roe this Paper, seat to the Office, wwl be dilly attended to.