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YORX ASSIZES. RAPE - AND INCEST. • Jeueph Isksiesqu, of Meudwith, near Otley, in the ' stOod Charged with the commission of a ape oitthsisereou'o. his !own daughter, a girl fifteen years of age. Grace Ingleson, the unfortumit.- duilAliter of the Prisoner, stated, that on the 1 WI of July she %rut with her father to cut tort*, at Hadlish, u distance of six miles ; that on their return, her father had thrown her down in the cart, an tens ithstauding her crier, had perpetrated the foal and (lonia:um crime of which he stood cliar4txl ; yet, whensthe quettiosi Wily tint to her by the Judge, though aLc was almost convulsed with agony by the recitation of the transaction, she asserted, and persisted io it. in the face of her own evitleure, and the repeated adiaoaitina of the Judge to sp.nik the truth, that the erime WWI committed with her own consent. and Oat her father ueither itsed io!etier nor threat.. Every moment, while she Will girlilg her ..videttee, sa:!tur:qed her es toward% her - father, with a look, which, if he bail ally thing 11 Itn la about hint, must have struck 'la:J.:yrs to Ins soul. A person of the name of Robert fliellson, de that he via the crime commit (0. but as-lie 14 entirely deaf, lie could nut say a hethur the dan4hter cried out or not. The Jimlge, in his A.:drew to the Jury, slid, ' whatever suspicions they 'night lase, anal howevier the strapictons might be, that the unhappy %Tango. Grace luglesmi, had, to save a &Os?* life, rhippresseil it material part of the dreadful trammition ; yet as she had repeatedly de clare-el, upon her oath, that she was consenting to the greut crime which had been committed, the Jury could nut safely convict tie! Primmer. Tim Jury accorditigly retorter! a verdict of Not Quit,. Whim the Judge addressed the Prisoner in the folbwviug terms : " Joseph In:Orson, you have narrowly escaped pitying the forfeit of your life to the offended laws of your country. You are, there is too much rea son to believe, a very bad isms ; and if you do not repress your wicked propensities, you will certainly tertnimete your life at the willows : you ought to he for ever ashamed of yoursell; and bide your face from the view of your fellow-creatures." The Prisoner quitted the ha:, amidst the general exeeratioas of a crowded and imaliguant Court. Witham Within, of Morley, in the \Vest Ridiug, was chars,eat with strati n;, u piece or %vont leo cloth, sfi jards in leilgth, at the Mixed Cloth Hall, at Leeds, brio; the property of Isaac Ilitinsworth. Mi. Iltywooo opened the ease, by stating that this was a prosecution instituted by the Trus tees of the /lath to repress a practice, which, he we. sorry to bay, 'ma of lkte much increased, that of stealinreloth from tit Hall. Mr. Isaac tisiii.worth stated, tint he was a chithier, arid lived at Pudsey ; that he attends the Leeds Cloth Hall, where he has a stand. He also stated, that previous to the 19th of July, he hail finer pieces ed ccrbeau-co/onicii cloth on his monde one of which heel been removed, and which he al terwarcls saw in the Committee I:nous of the Hall ; that his piece had his tia:uv sewed in it, ivs is usual, and also his place of resit, tee, but that whets lie saw it in the Coininittee-room, the mune was picked out, with the exception of the letter R. and alsal his phase of res.denee, with the exception of the let ter U. lie vow quite sure it was his cloth; among Other marks at hod some shuttle-muck near the end, which he particularly reuitanbered. John Stead, keeper of - the Mixed Cloth Hall, was next eituntineel. He stetted, that shout four o'clock in 'll4 afternoon of Tuesday, the 111th of July, he went througii the Nall to eve if all the moth-cankers had absconded; found %Vileon, the prisoiter, at hhrown stood, in Qnevit-street, he was picking out a name from a piece. Witness ap prowthed without being • nediately perceived by the Prisouer, but who,. as soon as he saw him. 'has tily threw the cloth together. Witness asked him what business *lied to pier, oet the mark Pri soner said, it was to bow it in eta. Witno4 Uien asked him what he should thini, if be took him be fore the Trustees? Prisoner, its reply, said, he hoped he would not do so. Witness said, it .was contrary to their laws fur any mated:on turf to pick out his name from his piece. The 11 norm pro ceeded to state, that he took the piexe to the Com mittee-Room, where it was ideutitied by Issue Ilainsworth. flu his cross-examination, he maid, the length of a stand was about tt3 inches, and that the Storm- Naeturairs, in shearing their cloth, freque h tly ea croached oil each other, mid that pieces were some times mislaid on a wrong stand, which at times created some 'mistakes. IIX raid, he &mod two filcea of white cloth ip the 1144 belonging to the Prisoner. Witness produced the cloth Court,' from which the Prisoner was picking tl.e mark ; it was examined by the Postmaster s anioeworth, who identified it as his property, and the same piece be had open at the Committee Room, and. one of the four pieces he had on Iris stand previous to the loth of July. The diameter of the Prisoner's stand from that of Minuet's th was stated to be twenty four part's. The Prisoner beige called mem for his defence, inertly sad, ee I am not guilty." On the part of the Prisoner, James Fox was called, who stated. that 4:111e! of Wilsuo's pieces had pin of the name pitikell • Many most respectable Witnesses were called to the Prisoner's character, who spoke of him, in the highest terms, as en ttprib honest bt, hoest man; persons arr hod known him from a child. His Lordship, after otatiug the evidence to the Jury, said, that in all doubtful CAWS character ought, to have the 'greatest weight ; bet where it was clear, it could ayail nothing; its this respe c t the Jury wooed weigh the evidence, sod if they wig any roe-enable canoe of doubt, the very high character given to the Prisoner, by a great number of respectable persists, who lard known.hitu long . and autiniately, ought to weigh ranch ; built could not overturn positive and imexceptionahle testi. runny. If the Jury holiest-, under all the eireinnstaoces of theca's, that the Prisoner hod eta intention of converting tise cloth to hi* owe ear. they would acquit the Pra;aapper.; hilt if they could not conclude thus, they mast find him The Jury, without retiring, (guild the Prisouer ruby. NRSTREGLITEXT ROYAL ADINBLT4II VOLy NI'EEI?S. . . REGIMENTAL ORDER. • . FDtaauttuti, JULY el, 1508. • Lieutenant-Colonel Hope having dneetettrilajer Hamilton to 'tipsily to the regiment, oli Beretsfield yesteirluv, the approbation which Lieu eaut-Cletsentfl,ord% uicouut CS/thee:l ass pleaaed to express of their whole appearauee, has.nothing to add on that subject. ' Attu the bsesouraide tee tiwony which has been .borste of th e . discipline of the regitnentoby the distinguished officers who have successively commanded the forces in Scotlaod, any praise from the Lieotentuit-Colonel would be p:i•suisiptuons as unnecessary... '1 lie Lieutenant-Colonel is also satisfied, that it is needless for him to use any urgualeuts. to keep. 'dive the noble zeal by which tee reginenit lute hitherto been actuated. They have oily to look abroad strantig the tuitions, to perceive the necessity of their services; they have mile to look at home, to receive their best reward iq ilse liberty and ludo. peacleseee which the national• exactions hove pre seised, and in the teinsciousises, that they are d g all they can to deserve the distinguished blessings which Almighty God bus bestowed on this kind. What's-JIM not we give; what would not the noble Spaniards thtnisclers give, that . they were as well prepared es vie are, to feria a rofCign foe? Let then the• danger to which they are exposed, teach iss.the necersity,.anti•coollim us in the reso lution, of contiutaing Our best ekes-boils to qualify ourselves to anaintaie our indepeettence. Let tile spirit of the Spaniards cootirus to us this impertaut troth, thitithe.greatest evil whir4i Zito bred a tieu pi! is subjection to a foreign jiike. it is 'hut to frw.moishe shier a num, arrogaitirg• to himself ex • clusieely the. name ofa patriot; its, that wus in vain to expect the natiosili or V.urstpe• would re sist the 'trussed' Fraticei till their Wen; Ow them a country ; and that ;even our own country wash hardly worth lighting Tor. Spain, liovieeri s think* otherwise ;.end le Mich ha *.er fectiugie with aCo-, vernment and • Ceshititution pribaps the'worst iib. Eatopr, ac hat Ought to be our deleriuittatioh its regard to furehi,,t subjec:inia ? TA live free or die. It the French Coke has proved insitppoitabie to . the Spaniard, himself the subject of a despotic no seritment, what woitid it be to the free-hom Bri ton, the subject of the happiest Congitutinii which has ever been exempli fi ed. on earth? lnisteusl, then, of abating in our zeal, let in. redouble our efforts ; inasmuch as every day's. esperionce of Freest:li tyranny tells as more forcibly what it is we fight tor, what it is are tight against. With regard to our ftwie plait:lll 4 r estublishment, we tire now called upon, in the most imperious manner, to litand to our colours. • The law* lately pmised must affect our recruiting.; and therefore it Wountev the duty of every gentleman now in the tegument not 16 quit it, or slacken in his atteiid twee, bat fioun absolute necessity. Culler every disatlvautege, however, it is to be hoped, that the noble spirit of the citizens of Edinburgh will el ver butt( r to moulder envoy a regiment, which is justly the pride of Scotland; and which, it meat be remembered, restored peace and order, coati , dcnce cal security to the country, within a few weeks after this capital had become the sad of a rebellious self-committed Convention. If we cannot now hold out privileges and exemp tions to those who enter our rooks, at: hold out the purer honour um! the lei 4 . 3er credit. A Volunteer must uow stand fornunl prowler character than ever; serving from patriotism only, without - even the suspicion of being influenced by interested motives. Ittlying on the spirit of your fellow-eit anis to complete your ranks, you have resolved to °aniline your services An the present terms', and Wader our old name of .. The First Royal Ellin buigh Volunteer Iteiriment." Such contidente cannot Le disappointed; and the time is now come, when every mon capable of beurin4 arms, who does not !turn the use of them, ought to he made ashamed to chew his face in wseiety. The Lit:loaning-Colonel, during the interruption of the ordinary extri.i4e, earne.tly recommends to the 'semivowel. of the regiment to make parties for ball practice ; for enrich purpose a quantity of bull cartridge wilt he given to every gentlemiiii who applies fur them to the Older I 0 1111 l his company, who is i!inicted to wake arrangements with his eompany aceordinuly. Some time after this, of which due notice will be ,given, the Lieutenitiit-Colonel will call out each company separutely far that purpo.e. By order *Me I..ieutenaut-Coloner cornmsnding, BAIN WWI?. Capt. aril Adjut. list Reg. R. E. V. On Wednesday lust cause on fir trial, at Rork before the non. Mr. Justice fliereru, and a special Jury. the I°9g-contested cause between the Rev. Eibwerd Aubrey, the owner of the beech woods, iu the parsh . of slistuldedon, its the county , of 8411:11,4, r kputid, and the Chur c h war d en% an d Overseers o parish, Defeuihints. l'bis was ' an action brought sigieuswt the Deliodants for a distress, mule 9n * Pleiutig; under a warrant from two of Nix IJziesiy7s Jskstietiv of the l'essee.for the county of Burls fur non-payment of poor's- Wes, eliggeff an him iiiceopett of ins beech wood. land, in this pariek awl sus for the purpose of trying whether the owners of beech woodlaud.• itt that pa:ibis, were not habit; to be rated-for chew tie the r ph e f the pour ; wh4u it bring clearly proved that the woods us question were not saleable under woods, and that bards, according to the custom of the count.;,-,, was timber ; the Jury, under tsar itttigill of the I..earised Judge, gave oi feed's* for the Plaiuhtf. upon all the issue. as the•cituaK . Law and •repeatedly have husband*, mothers, and all other people alseose, excin'ined against 4.3.4letissa.sts declared that lie would" reeved permit. bus daughter or his wife to waive...- No dansw, indeed, teuds more-ta turn the heads of women, and inflame their sense:. Assother Immo venienee attends this dance, which is like4v to be more noticed by ladies thou all our moral rellees lions; it is, that no dance more impairs their fiat tures, fatigues their organs, or et:castor* snore dis tressing accidents. Oftlais, the folios/lug sad in stance haispeued last week y 0111 1 .1; married lady 101 the child she was,uursing, to run into. the vor tex of a Neils& 4er blood supl-her nailk•llew up to her send; she had time to say no more thaw 6 , am not will," and fell Acadia the anus of her partsscr. —(Bordeoux Paper.) s.. .IVAr.IL INTELLIGEVCE. - PoRTSMOUTIII, AVG. -R. The Platt, Capt4iti Janvertu, from Gijon, ar rived here this sii.unang. She sailed from hence 'ulout three weeks with specie for the Sp4ii6ll ttation. She brings uo news; she sailed from Gijon last kiouday. Armed kverat transports mid .outward-bound vessels from the DowiiN—Wiml W.N.W. PALLOUTH, AVOUST 6. Arrived the Pritweu Cha►lotte packet, Captain Gibbon, from .hunaica, in 7 week*; passed by, yes terday enedilig, the Creeeent, Agnew, fiuui Suri nam fur Laudon. N'imd W. Ddyes. AUG. $. A vessel under Brenta* colours is arrived here with a cargo of wine from Oporto, and is now un- Insuring. This afternoon a fleet of . trionsliorts, up ward.; of .20 sail, from the Downs, hare been running down Channel with a light breeeffnm the 1V.5.1V.. Another fleet at transports, upwards of 30 sail, has this afternoon Liaised here for the Westward ; like wise,* ship, which had the appestrinice of a man of war, from Rio Janeiro ; we did not hear her name, but leant she was one of those that when first fitted out had four masis. Clone in the Edward. of *sal for Dover, Bow don, with "sears* of coals. DEAL, AtIGEST P. Arrived the Retoltile, from Cork, old' a ookvoy, which are sailed for the ltiver ; plso the Pow lope, White, from Surinam ; Sir S. Smith, Lawson, from Madeira; Fortitude, l'esnberton ; and the' Diligence, Ellis, from Liverpool. FROM LIAMYS LIST. ISILLYINItipj 8.-I'issed by the Devonshire, 'P,Dte, ;rue Pelee* Edson) Island Andrunteda, Ftnubusk, true Oporto ; dlnhiw, sr; 'nu *y, Cru.l4 ; •ad the etuubtidtre, Sullivan, hunt JIMPLICee Suilt,l the Nt 'kerma ick,Suie, fur Quebec; and Ike Princess Mary, II uat, foe. ( r usk. . •s*!'y r 0, In Ike Meer—the Morgan Pai'ater• from Waterford. hauialgate.4 1--the !thicker quiver ; taaay, Seaell, from Malta; 11114 the Leeartakire, Pike, Goma Que4c. 44 Liverpool—the Veurs, MUUU, from Ncirromuittaad ; Alutinder, Laalblisso Ih,uiuda, aad the Mia:rvii, Calder, from lfrie. 14.0 M LIST NIGHF.Sf;AZETTE. • Atbstirnliy-Ofire, dugust 9, 18014. Copy ire I.4iter loom Admit:it Lord Gambier, Commander in Ulterior His Mujeaty's and Vcsaele empinyrd in ' the. hanttel, Soundings, Se. to the lionnouralde W. W. • Pole, dated Coimmitel hay, the 6th August, 190 S. Sta—lie pleased to lay before tile Lords miss:suers of the Adniiralty, the inclosed it :ter from Captain ltoild, of Ili. Majetity'si.hip lode rut it. gable, dated the 4th instant, tprii i iK au account of his baring captured the French ahip letter of marque La Diem.. on the 3 tat ult. from Dourtleaux, bound 'to the Isle of Fnuie. The Indeatigable arrived in Plymouth Sound ttii. morning with her prize, and will return to her btatiou otf the Gironde tirmiedititelv. the lieuotir to he, rze. • 4;431111En. !Hailairoty's stip Intlegatignate, off toliaat. a -ust 4, :UV. Ilv Loan--1 have the honour LI acquainting yonr Lordship, that 1-lis Majesty's ship gable, nailer lay connanfi s capturcil, oii the 31.1 ultimo. in latitude 45 des. 34 ma). N. {finitude 2 &F. 39 min. W. the Frenen whip letter or marque La Diane, pierced for twenty-two guns, fourteen nines and sixes mounted, with a complement of sixty-eight men on board. Simi* from Donalcaux, was bound to the bile of France, has a cargo n part of which consists of naval store*, on account Of Ai French Umernment. She sailed' from the River Gironde- the a:Venni; before, is a Ilse ship, fonr hundred and eighty-two tons burden, ea.:a Well, but six years oh], copillired, - aild is apparently well calculated for Illy lifigrsty'sf service. She woe on her second voyage to' !mho: The letters and disputeliet we're thrown overboard and stink in cLute. I lutYtt the honour to be, &c. (Rigtied) J. TIENIAN N L RODD. The nix's. Hun. Lord Gambier' Admiral of the Moe, C Inder in Clan, &e. AC. Copy of a letter from Vice -Ashonal Deena, Commader- in- Clief cf Him Majesty's ilima and srs..ls at Jamaica, to the Hun. W. W. rule, dated ou board the Vcterau, is Port Ru3al, the loth of Juue, loos. Slt-1 have the honour to tniiismit, for the in formation of the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, the copy of &I INter I have received from Captain lugletield, reporting the capture of the French National brig LeGrifron, of it guns, and 105 men, by the Baca:haute. I am, &e. J. R. DA - elle& tiffs 3Ltirst)'s ship Bacchante, Port Royal, Ja,usier, :In d g 7, 154 w. Str.-1 have the honour to inform you, His Ma jekty's ship under toy command, captured, on the 11th instaat, Capo-ft ohmic, after a chafe or se veral hours, the French Imperial brig, tiritien.. commanded by Motu. ac errs L,;autier t Lieute. imot do Vaisocau, tttouu mss foUritiel7 24-pinfrifler carronades, and two long slam, manned nada- Jo& mien. She appears a very tine vessel, Amite new, and, iu my opinion, well adapted for ilia 31ajesty'a service. In justice to the French Commander, t cannot omit saying lie sustained and returned our tire for thirty minutrs, with much gallantry and persever ance, not striking his colours till we had run him •within halfacable s length of the breakers er. the Oak, ind the Bacchante then not her length from :him. I here reason to be well satisfied on this, as every occmion, of the steady conduct of the officer's and men I have the honour to command, and ant happy to add we had no person hurt in this taw ; thteuemy had five wounded. I hate the honour to be, ate. (tilgned) J. ti. INGLEFICLD. To how Richard Durres, Esq. Viee-Adnwral of the t% bite, Cusonwiutler-m-Chief, we. Ike. Jimmies. PARTNERNIIIPS DI.ILSOLTE.D. Thom.? Dell 1111.1 'fbonsa• Parker, of :11tiet. It Ai Id, Ches. ter, silk-...ruvrsters. July tn, iSor. A.F'm Climb. irk and Joseph Collier, of Manchester, spirituuus liquor nierrhauts. Jnly 2.1 , loos. John Dinou and Joseph Joseph, of Plymouth, shite.inrr. shouts. December +V.,' 'sus. Jus..ph Ainsley and Peter Ainilley, roal.fuetors, Unian. street, tiosulusou's.tielits. August Is, loos. ')oliu Copeland, *en. and John t. urstaud i jun. of Iruen. Curlier, binolois, tea-dealers. Auzur.t Jooati hail 14.4) and Mary don tmttb, Q Coventry, busiu IS. .t. r .st 4, 11160 W.tlism Vatter sod 3. :l Jackson, of linightsbridgr., fur. :shore brokers and appr..isers. Jul.: 13, I st,s. Nervy IVerner, juu. sod Mears , r Warner, of Bristol, dealers in turnery-wore. July Jo. isms. IViliistu Currey aad Nathou Rulsius.rn, neett.liert, fish. monger. August ti,l9us. BANKRVPIA. Joseph Oldham, of Melton Soiffi'k, dearer, to eurresd er, Angina .15, JO, and Septensl:tr do, at cler,l, at the White * Hart, Stickliiim Minket, Suffolk. Attor -ys, Mr. JoLn Wood, of Woodbridge, Suho!k ; and ftiv..srs. Berry and James, thiekleraMiry, Loudon Jame. Pearce, of Pateronst.cr row, Londma, looney-scri vener, to surrender, August IJ, :tad September 41, nt ten, at G. nil,lholl. Attorneys, Meas.+. Wharton and byke„ Lntutia- buildings, Temple. Thulium Kennedy, now or late of Woolwich, Kent, tavern. keeper, tl siorrender, August 16, 17, and Septenitier leo, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atturiwys, Meson. A. and J Weston, Fenehurch-street, London. John Fowall, of Mariborousis-court, Carnithy.m.irk- t, Initialises, 'victualler, to surrender, August to, m 23, at ten, and September 20, at eleven, at Guildhall , i dun. At torney, Mr. Sherwood, Cushion-court, John Tdompson, of Aboichecter, Lancaster, onfacturer, to surrender, Aornit 13, 117, and Setrtitsrlier ,to, at too, at the Dridgesratcr Al . lllll, in PlancLeater. Anwar, Mesa'. Kay and Reinthtiw, Manchester. Charles Meats, of Stockport, Chester, cheesemonger, to surrender; Auxusl 26,17, and September 20, at thrl le, It% ttli SO . = fun , In the Market-place, in Stockport. Attorneys Mr. Mosley, Temple, London; and Mr. Incas, Stockport. John Teisullut„ tale of ManCLeider, Lasicastor, (hut mot a prisoner for Lt in the Castle of .11:ancanterj, holeittr, to surrentle7, Au Tat 96, rind stetemlxr 90, at les, at the (lateen Lion tun,' in I:ennaints, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Wilhelm Lagt,Kittg-strcel, .Manclicatcr. . . Masud Emma, mow or late of B:riausttaw, 1111.44, Yark, carpet-stainufarturer, to surrender, Septrualwr 6,7, and 20, at eh-e,,, at the CoJyvn' Arm' , Halifax Ationoty. Mr N iZle.r unh , 14:1)'r- I on, Luudua 3 and Mr-.•t :Od a orth and Thianyvon, lAue 1..;,.ww, of Old Oravvldase, St. Goory., victualler, to surrender, August ,tr. hi, aud Srptansher g , at tea, et tlitildhall, Loudon. Attorney, 1:,. Ratclitlfr-ltiglawAy • DiVIDLNDS. Auras? JI. Jelin Wa she youner, cf T.ye, &drain (JO, Worcester, victualler, at eleven, at the Stuorport Inn, iii Muwpwl. Deer's& r li. Robert Curlier, of New Rmastreet, metehant, at u..e, nt Guildhap , London. October sr2. Ahralosun fliArliiiya, late of Illeite-secret, Sale' James's, Middlesex, eursinnerehant, at twelve, at Gadd ball, I.muluu. September it. Jelin Loren, late of Newport, in the Isle of W.gt.t, Southduipt.m, house-carpositite, at three, at the Sun lan, in Newport. Actual ;it. Ann tloistoplier, now or 'tale of Mokedowe, Itiddertniaster, taorcestee, in..-Manafactarer, at eltrec, at the Stourport Inn, Stwmpurt, il'ore. ster. August ib. Sloane Agar, late of Amalfi; Fries, hat uow rf City Chanshmi, I,uadua, elsap-owswe, at 411.1111, at Guild hell. September t. Edward Day, late of rotting/borne Dm:l, Termer, at clue, at the Black Ilium Lad, iu bury. September tn. Thomas P..rston, of ,Ilderni au b urn London, warehouseman at ten, at Gui:dhrJl. Srptenitiei p. John Beale, of Suuthoin?tun-street, Sure; inath..matieal lustre:acid-rusher, at Gailultall, c ern Tl l 7ATES—Auct:sr 3(). William Ilk 11, at C!!rt...l, line a-draper. Eduard M of Carmarthen, innkeeper. Foi l ed Ha csue tt,4 314nel:rater, Lancaster, kntlirr-seller. Barnard Rum, of the New City Chambers, Loadon, Richard Witliatterl, late of Casty-lane, Julia Falcaptcr, la!: of Bernard-street, sisal c, 314. diem, dealer and chapalan. John Hutton p 14.1 .ran, Chester, butcher. Loyd Seale, lam of Baisingball-strer.t, London, warebontc ----- George Si . on , oo. Ws of I el , . lit C.sie her. at tw..1%,. 1.4.0L,a, mar- .943., lai d 6:3 per 444 5 per C.ent.1.417 - Um; Asiduities 111 43- 4)lit.rissit Isklia Buti.l4 Lesevet. Bilk. . ati prey. Ettgll,,h tottery Tickets .. Coma.ts for T. HISII, Stuck-ti 1.e . r 6 , ;1 ro 4, Cornbilt, shit ii, Chn ring,l're‘e. COL:IISi. OF E,.. - - piocE CIF frocks YEA mut:A v. Bank Stock 3 prr cent: tredaccd 3 per Ceet. Cesiele G, 4 Cent. Anintt :It; 3 2 U. Dalt, sat S,lrist Ji 7 ituttridsm c. f. t I 5 2 U. 33 9 e.ll. eUtotia .l", 3 iIU. 23 Ili Lit,. Dttte 2 t's 24 • Busirdeasix Cadiz ... 44rifectire Moldiest • 42 effective Billkl3l I.egliurn Naples 42 tl.iv.Pie. Venice N.C 52 Uu.libet Auti. lio Otos io • 1;7 DirMor . . ...... irri Cork •uu.llua. 141 is Ci;at and Bars a. 4. per •s 4 u u Doubloons NtIV Dollars 0 5 3 Silver iia nprs New Louis (ebo.li) • I) Agio on tlse Bank of Holland. GI per twit. BUtTIIS. 0. Tomb's, in Seymour-place, Currou st crl , ?In. This. of a .i..ughti r. Uu tiv ad inat. at Ste on [louse, Seol!and, Mrs. Scutt, of Simon, uf a daughter. (tu Menday, at St. George's Church, Hatioerr.s-,tire, Fir Chaik• Mesrocb Burrell, Part. to the lion. eW st daughter of the Earl of E• corms. A fire th t w sway, the happy couple set out for Sir Charles's scat, ki.t caatle, In Somali. hy she Rev. JogioliCromagoo. Ruben Day, li.l. Larrister-nt•Law, oud II igh Slstrei .•f the county 14 K. rr), to Mos Clois6..na AlarahrlL daughtt r of tho late W. 3lsissluall, of Ditmotpl), in the c000:i Meatia, Lsq. . MARRIAGES. • At Gre:sa Greta, Lewis Fraser ' Eaq. of the 13111 Ity.ti - mewl of Fowl, to Alias esthsrint Witham, daughter wt .1 Emt uf t% dcruft, wear fltreford. On the Henry ()Amite, Esti uf Dank.. uw le ensile, causfy of Mesth, if Mies Ikkny, only datt:litet uf Pato I, Delany, Lag of lloret,Qnersis'euunty. On Saturday lest, be the Hee. Edward Warren, at it, viAttu -tburrh, new Cork, eartoiw tohlturot, of the 1;:ut, sun uf John Culthurst, of ltrcpney, Emu to 31 to- Warien, daughter uf Augustus Warren, k.q. of %%Wirt.* Court. On Tharstlat• ' the %Nth alt. at Atkvbary, by ilee Rer. P. Lung, M.A.. tite Rev. J. Rai% M A lair of Oriel Cull, re (taford, to Mrs. Kennedy, race' of fete r Kennelly, MnAi only dariti.ter (Witte late Sir Dayirl Wiitiama r Bah. of iaituu-lionsee, Item". DRAMS • On Saturday Lot, at Sutton, to orksittre, the Itee..tehn Sur:nude, late rt . lllllll of Exeter (Aire,. The I.Mitti Set lon,chick be held, is i■ the rift of Ste Mumma Ciseg.s, and `i• other preferment is is t►s g.ft of Ott Mean anti Chap ter of Durham. A few Art's since. Lady pions liesuriere, relict id the liou.Tophaut Beasiicierc, slid sister 111. the Lathe Merl- Lorungh nisil the Iktirturtr essittess of Prititsialee. n , Morn. at; .. min is 1).1Y, I.UAlM►A.tiklllt:k .. a I Ores, 33.. Win. alter 0N Printed - by G. PAVIDSON i ; No !ft. WA 1t0.w.-11.roort, eat ry-stret.t. wed voldsobcd M lb. Oni, No. 17. Buck of St. ('testicot's Cluareb, Shawl, 1.. J. of same place—Golfers, Au. lot ibis Paper. Mat to tbe 'Ultice, :rot will I* dot) otteseirti to. F ;11111, 1 1111 tltl mi.l I To N T' &le Mr. Mr! Mrs Fri •MU tVfl SW II 'MON goo i. fol real one.. 00e. AoJ TA Od tig.! e~(i 6M sui 1 , 4 d CO le Til I a►: ell 0 TO Dcat ler i hoe. .i.•rli the u (lasi ••• NAM m"i t r.aate *war