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Potter,_drtt. egosecute re, here 'is the mem" I hate rabßW7B4td." Wititesitheli begged of the Magistrate to-iet her Abut he refused, and bound Wiftitas over to prosecute. George You&lin, a butcher, deposed, that Mrs. Potter described the person of the Prisoner to him... and he went in k Allritilt of her, overtook her about a mile and a halt from Brentford ; on his inquiring, she denied baving been at &endues! ; Witness de tanked her, until Mrs. Potter's servant maid came up; who identified her, he then brought her before Doctor Glasse.—Henry Beard Butler, a constuble, produced the money. Mrs. Putter identified one vines, it being of a particular kind, a very ancient one.—As Prisoner made no defence, the Jury found her Guilty, but recommended her to merry, us it was the wish of the Proseeutrix, in consequence of her extreme youth. COUNYERPEIT MONEY. Mary Carrell. alias Mitchel 1, was capitally in dicted for passing counterfeit money, knowing it to be such. Mr. truancy, for the proseention, stated, that in leeB, the Prisoner'wet coinicted for a similar crime, and then sentenced to a year's imprisoment. The indictment was laid on a particular Act of Parliament, which makes the crime capital. when the party had been before convicted of a similar of fence. Mr. Powell,Clerk of the Mint, proved the former conviction. Edward Nicholson Master proved the Prisoner was the person who was formerly convicted by the name of Mitchell. Smith, script of Mr. Ma/stetson, iron- Monger, Hatton-garden , deposed loner , that the Pri came to his master's shop, on the 20th of November, bought a hall - pint tin - p ot, gave him a shilling, which was uovered with grease, and he gave her ninepeuee change. He pat the shilling in the till; his master afterwards raw it, and said it was bad ; took it out of the till, and put it in an ink-stand. On the Monday following she came again, and asked for a metal spoon, price ad. she gave him another bad shilling, he detained her, and sent for an officer. sonathan Trott, one of the Officers of Hatton gulden, deposed, he took the Pri s on er into custod y . On ael ' irching her, he found four shillings and eleirewisence halfpenny in copper, and twelve good iiispenees in silver, two twopenny loaves, and a quantity of twopenny and threepenny articles.— She mid her name war Mitchell. The Ahnoner of the Mint proved that the two hilrings were connterfeiti. Prisoner made no defencia The Jury found her Gailty--Deeth. Age 33 years. ---esnot POLICE. MANSION-ROUSE, J AN. 13. Wi Bass Eads was brought before the LORD NrATOR, charged with picking the pocket of Joseph Randall, a boy, of about 13 years of age, of a silver watch, on 'Futurity night. It appeared Randall had been spending the evening out, and on his return home, about twelve o'clock, he was shoved by four persons, one of whom was the Prisoner who pulled Ili watch out °ibis pocket ; he immediately laid hold of him, and asked him for his watch, but the Prisoner de nied any knowledge of it. The watchman being at 'a little distance, he gave hint in charge : when biought to the watch-house and searched, a pocket-book, containing a number of bank notes, wis eland upon him ; an unopened letter also was foiled in it, besides a certificate of prisoner's dis charge from on board a into of war, he having bees se.it there, oh account of his bad character. The officers all knew him to be a notorious thief. He stated in his defence s. he is a painter and gle si, living with his father in Fl eet-lane. $e was remanded until to-morrow, that the wekelkinan's evidence might be taken, be neglecting to 004 mrineemv 'Tba &same of canine madam still prevails in a Mut shinning diegme, in the neighbourhood of =Ol6. —Two mad dogs went through sad Stulthington last week, and bit great lumber of cattle. There is scarcely a place Laths' neigldiourbood that has not been infested withuriidlegs. and the Magistrates in the different trAlsieta bah reed every esertion for the protection ofthe public. In Soutlminpten the dogs have been confined lan the last three months, and the Mayor agog Magistrates are entitled to the wannest thanks of the intathitauts for the vigorous ecertioas of their is putting into execution orders calculated to aware, in a great measure, the safety of indivi thuds from this most terrible diocese. A lithium attempt to injure, probably to mar der, mem part of Mr. Meet:tiles family. at Fiambode, near StainfurlL was made early on Sunday looming lost. About three o'clock a gins vas discharged dose to Mr. Morn:vies bed room window, which alanned his wife so much that ohs aimmdiat el y got out of brit, but before she MEM Vieth the window, another gnn was dis through the shutter into the room, which ly did her no injury. Upon a light Z n prtinioeueed it was found that several large shot had re through the shutter, grazed fhe and 'edge d in Vie wall of the room, close to the bed. Salk abandoned villain bar for many months coverted in the neighbourhoodui which tins offence was committed, as other extruonlinary escapes from intended harm bare been known thereabouts. Some commendable efforts to suppress poaching are supposed to have induced the enmity which is so alarmingly shewn. The Riairifove sloop of war, one of the vtrwwls dispatched bv Admiral Vesture, on Saturday ee'D night, in quest of the ship stated to hair been basting up Frith, and to have unexpectedly bore up again, and created so much suspicion, h as re turned to Leith Roads. The ship . they were in pursuit . of proves to be a merchant ship, from Que bec. bound to London, forced into the Frith by Use prevailing east wind, and which, upon the wiad changing, and blowing steadily from the westward, proceeded on her voyage, Matt-aid of cwaing to Leith Roads. The Metier. the • other ,loop of war that sailed with the Riqgdurr, has proceeded as convoy to the ship in question. The Expedeioe, Sorrel, from Peterhe-ad. fur fiendon, was takes on the la November anal car ried iota Zasbiles. • • th EIKCDO.II OF WESTPHALIA. CASSEL, DEC. 17. • We, Jerome 'Napoleon, by the grace of Gml and the Co t istitutioti, liiug of We.itplialia, French Prince, &e. to our goal. awl hful Subjerts, and inhabitants of our kingdom fait of Westphalia, greeting : West Pmvidenee Imo Rorie Ilium hi order to re-unite your scattered Kovno es under ono august institution, together with tieighbouting them& strangers to each other . I crone to occupy this Theo e, prepared by victory, raised by the asseut of the greatest Powers of Europe, founded ou a title no le sacred, by rate real interest. Too lung has your country' suffered from the pretensions of families awl the intrigues of Cabinets : you mere exposed to an the ealainitics of a ar, suit yin were exelatleil from all the benefits of peace. guise of your towns only reaped the barren honour of anitesing their name, toin which twitting was overloolacti bot tbe welL-Iwiug of the people who inhabited theta. How widely different re ties results of the wars stirred up against the almost head of toy House ! It is for nations that Napoteoa has couquered ; sod emit of the Treaties be has concluded, is a step farther towards the mid proposed be his mighty genius, of giviag to ranee stations a political exist ence, gewernmeats and hiss dictated by wisdom, the esta blishment to each of them of a entistir, and the dereliction hereafter of none in that deplorable ounity, in oleic% they were equally ambit either to steer clear of wsr, or avail themselves of peace. Westphalian !—Suet wee the issue of the battles of Ma mie°, of Austerlitz, °Clem ; each now is fur you tlw result of the memorable Treaty el Tits& (hi that day you obtained else nest of bleernege, • coorttry—Far be now removed from y o nerdrollectime those mattered dominations, the last resolt of the fesdal system, which prernin..l a toaster for each city — these different interests are now to fitrlU but niw—your etas ter now is the law—your protector, the Monarch, trios is to cause it to be respected : henceforth you shall hate no other. Westphalian' !--Yoa bare got a Conelltatiese adapt, d to your eminent and to your interests: it iv the frait astir me ditations of a great man, and id the experience of a great na tion its principles are in unison mph the present stale of the civilization of Europe, and are big with prospirts of improve ment, which will far overbalance the miorifires which doe sew order of things may impose upon mese *ryas. You most, therefore, attach yourselves to it with cooidence, since epos it rests your liberty sad your prosperity. In ascending the Throne, I contracted the obligation of ranking yon happy, and I will be faithful to it. The equality of the modes of religion shall be sosiutalned, property as sured end guaranteed. Thais shall there be eitablobed be tween toe and wy people an alliance of *ulna and of imarests, eiat shall never clause. IVottphelie year Sovereign hence forward relies on your tiechte and inciotable ettachownt. Given at oar Royal Palace of Casket, the 15th Decent her, 1007, and the first of MIT new. (Signed) JEKO3IE NAPOLEON. --""'""'"--- CAIBMI., DEC. 15. A Decree of the 7th itnit. prablialive the Consti tution gir the Kingdom of treatithelia. The fol lowing tit the tenor or it : " Napoleon, by the Grace of Cod and the Constitutios, Emperor of the Vrieneh, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederacy ufthe Rhine; " Whatnot to give • proatpt execution to (v 19th Article of the Treaty of Tilsit, and estuVugh for toe kingdom of Westphalia fardassentalconatitutiose, which mil memo the ;tinily of the nations which constitute it, ad at the NOM tone 'threads the Sovereign, u member of the roitikiierney 4 the Kinzie, with the means of coneurrinc with the pewee& *slaty mad prosperity, have deemed mid do decree as fuilows : ' "Title 1. Art. t The bottlion of O'estpludia is composed of the following Stater, viz.—the territory of Hrutooriek Wolfenbuitel, the pert of the Altmark shirk lies on the left bank of the Elbe, the part of the district of Illarietrorg which lire on the left bank of the Ellw, the territory of Hallo, the district 411.hlesheisioied the town of Guider, the lands Lt. =ln Helberstark, Iluiseitstcia, acid hinerlliatioure, the nana iss. of Eiebel with Treffurth, Illulhuseu, liledillenelbs, lll o or Steiberg.Wertioreriolc, the tern ! tzioefillepee 'with Ilintetu Rini Schsotabourr, not in- Ibions salt Ihnsorraboges on the tibiae, the territory 0 Ciarrep, t;ottinamf, and Graloculragen, a ith the lamb • Inch lie surrounded by Ildresstris and Materials., the lieshuprick of Oerobruck, der hnhoprick of Path:thorn, Minden, and Rannalarg, the arbiters of Rietberg-Kausiits. " g. We reservete stn.-saves one moiety of time *Medial domains tit the i'llelfoll, to be applied an furnishing the re composers vie hineouusweil to for °divers of our armies, who have rendered/a:Ohs greate,t service in the present war. Pootiasioa shell Ye okra et thc.,! estate% iridium delay by our intendants arid the protca usebul shall he drawn up COW juatti with the :MaGistratea of the countries before tie I st of f:b'ee‘lier. " 3. The extraordinary matter, erintellwitiorotoilticie bore Urea demanded in dime countries, shell be paid, or security fur the payment Rare, brine, the to of December. " 4. On the first of Dei ' , Airs' the hint of li'estphalia shall be put of possession of the s menignty of Lace territory, by Commissioners shoot , I r ~• ill nominate. " Title 11. Att. 5. The Itoopioui of Westplialm forms • part of the Confederation of the Rinse : its combageat limn be 411,000 teen, via. Own* infantry, 4,1404 cavalry, and toot, artillery. " Dieing the first pear there shall he raised only •legion ' infantry, anno cavalry, nod Soo artillery; use ilotto others shall he funinlied by France, sad .hall be garrisoned at Mag deburg. These 1e......tri0 nitro shall be paid, maintained, and clothed by the Xing of Wentphatia "Title 111. Art. 6. The inag4mn of Westphalia shall he hereditary in the took heirs of the hotly of Prince Jerome Napoleon ' in the order of prinwiceintare, sod to the perpe tual eschasion of the females and their deserwlants. " In defruilt of the legitimate denren.lants of Prince Je rome Napoleon, the Throne of lVestplialia shrill devotee upon us end our heirs end ilesmolonts either of Oar body or by adoption. 4. And tit default of these, to the Ward deseendwite of Fritter Joseph Napoleon, king of Naples mid Sicily. " And in default of Dieu-, to the leafed descendants of Prince Louis Napeleuri, King of Moths& " And ia disk of these latter, to tier lawful deneeadeada of Privet. ionelsits, Grand Mite of Bergson ('levee. " 7. The King of Westphalia sad his Funnily are subject, in all that retiree's them, to the dispositions of tier law respect imy the Imperial Family. "P. In ere of minority, the Regent of the kinqpiont aboll be munisseed by ita, or our ancersaws, in OUT Raabe, of Chief of else Imperial Family. " He eball be chosen from among the Primers of the loyal " Tlue minority of the King shall terminate at the aga of elgkr?" . "is The King and Ito, - al family shall hare for their sup port • revenue apart, entitled . Revenue of the Croon, amounting to the sum of tit r 116111iLIIIA of francs ”..01) " The revenue arising from the domain Curcio., and a part of the domain lands, is appropriated to this piirpme la aline the domains shouts be inadequate, the surplus • Y ell be paid aeontbl) oat of the public Treanor.." (To he continued.) The hurricane of Tuesday night, the 19th ult. was particularly felt at the hamlet of Tnniby, in Lincolnshire, where. for a white, it drove almost every thing before it. A peculiarly neat belittling, just erected by the Hight Hon. Sir Josern BASK', which was intended as a hark-shed, and was 1.10 fret long by 30 wide. it completely de,troved. The tiles. wally.. Sic. were dashed to atoms, Ina! the roof aid everyother.part of the wood-work literally shi‘er.4 into splinter... It .!.o tore np many trees by the roots, levelled the hedge. with the ground, oofed house's. barns, stables. corn ar.d hay Amelia , etc. aupliajuretl. wure.or lea, whatever was exposed to its tury. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. rOUTSIIOOI2, JAL 12. Arrived the Caviare cartel, Lieutenant Thomas, from Buenos Ayes, with several olliceni and men, who, it will be remembered, were left behind by General Whitelocke, in cousequence of their tun ing been marched very far up the country. Arrived the Dapper, Lieuteuaut Gardiner, from a cruise ; and the Aliftea cutter, from Newfouud- laud. Sailed the Ila/Vox and Hearty to the westward. The wind is come to the N. N. W.; if it holds there, the convoys will sail to-morrow morning. The Nita& frigate, is gone down to St. Helen's; she takes convoy to all the Western ports. Arrived the Francis 41 rid Eliza, transport, from Cork ; sailed from thence o n the 3d instant, with Admiral Murray's squadron, which she parted from on the 4th, in a thick fog. She did not see the laud after she left Cork, till she anchored at Spithead. Admiral Murray is hourly expected here. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 11. Came in the Emeritus, from off Cadiz ; La SybilleFreuell privateer, of 14 guns, and forty-five men, captured by the La Seine frigate; Persere educe, Capt. Messeniy, from Virginia, detained by the Lucy privater and the Portuguese *hip Vitsemiure, INunn e s, front the Snails, detained Sir Sidney Smith's squadron. Sailed the Amethyst and ,Poesotia on a cruise, PEAL, JAN . Sailed the Fort William, East indium:to, for the River ; Speculator lugger uud Tygress guu-brig, with the uutuaril-bouild, for Portsmouth. 'avail, JUL H. Sailed the Nile tranoport, of and for London. Came sui the Kest boy of Dover, with sundries from London: The sloop which has been waiting iu the Roads fur the Austrian hlesseuger from Lou don, is come into the harbour, for the purpose, it is' suppoond, of receiving him on board. He is hourly expected. Report states, that the brig Joseph mai Edward, of this place ' laden with atone, from Guernsey, was captured and car ried into Calais, about ten days since. She was in the hands of the captors three days before they made their port. The wind having come round to the Northward, near 200 sail of vessels posed this place from the Downs. ttvitaroot., JAW. it. The Martha Blood, Captain Shore, arrived here yesterday, iu 46 dac ec tn Virginia, and brings papers to the 12th her, which contain no thing materially new ; the Captain states that Mr. Munro arrived there the night before he nailed; but that Mr. Rose had not arrived there, nor had he heard any thing of the Statira frigate. The Oilier in Council. recalling British sealueu from foreign service, had been received there. coaa, JAN. 6. The fleet under Admiral Murray are still at Core. The tith Drn, , sion Guards and 17th Light Dragoon s, are on boar d tninaporta. • Intelligence from Beerhaven lately stated, that a large sin!), conjectured to be a detained Brazil vhip, appeared to the euatvranl of that harbour.—. A ship, apparently a sloop of a ar, aus driven into the Bay of Bantry ou Monday * week, darillst.vclr mod blowing weather , A tag, It Wel rtutah WAS diatiguisliable sit her amen. Wi have not since received any additional niformatiots of theoe srmels. The Decade frigate gaited frogs Beerhaven oil Saturday week. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. turstmn, JAINVAILY t4.—Pass& by the Cutup and :thrq, Estrtl, frotu llonduras; Mantle, Maca w from Quebre; tarenarilsco, Russ , and Cirvuersttr, nalkeltt from l'hino theme Hook, sw Dublin ; and ilse Bristol Pasirs, Barns, -Vark. Austsvom, At Partamoutle—Tha Him* Chiba, ham At. Michael's. At Ptyloutith--The Rom fliadaktakm. At Bristol—The I w Rosa - Or Vast Vb. Lew.4s, V mid ; sod the , from fi At Hai tomatim—The H Psi the Slake, Oddy ; the Cogatae, Harvey ; and tie • Soper, IMO 'Neutered- Mod. At Poole—The Aego, fraigetem; Hat Britannia, Harwood ; the Swift, taboo; sad t Velma, Home, • from Newfound- Mad. At CorL—Tlie Rope, Fos, from Newfmendland ; the Har riet, Platiork ; the Tagus CoriooDy ; the Um. Mama; aid the Sony, Alm*, fret; Monte Video. At Liverpool—The Martha Bland, —,from Virginia. At St. Mirliser s—The Ortuat, Collins, from London, At Ilarbudoes—The Somatic Tailor, from ditto. Extract of a letter from Tralee , dated Jan. s: " A Portuguese vessel, called the Hercules, of 500 tons burden, principally laden with dollars, ruin, hides, aug ar, coffee, and cochineal, from Rio Ja neiro, bound to Lisbon, a prise to the Greylioariti, letter of marque of Guernsey, Philip de Privelle, master, which put into Ballinekeifix, about eight or • Oen days since, fur wader and fre liirovisions,hroke from her anchorage in the dr eaiWwt gale of Thurs day hat, and went to pieces against a cud, when, shocking t) relate, eight of the crew, who endea voured to evade their impending fete, by getting' into the boat, weredrowned ; the remainder, consist ing of about twenty persons (with two revenue boatmen, who wen. sent ou board,) were saved 1,1 clinging to the nevus and rigging. In the cosine of the following three or four days, many pieces of the wreck Gated on shore, among which were found two pipes of wine, which were taken eharge of by persons belonging to the revenue. A loge quantity of hides, two pipes of rum, and some dollarswere discovered in a nook iu the harbour, but it being high water, we could only secure about filty or sixty, the remainder, it is tilted , will be found when the violeuee of the su abates. 6 , lin Sunday morning, the bodies of seven of the unfortnnate men who were drowned were washed oo shore and interred ; among these who :suffered were two men belonging to the Creiioaed, who, with a Prizemuster, were out on board the Portuguese vessel when captured. The Prizemastex, we understand, a as in Cork, when this distressing occurreuce took place." Mr. 'itemize STILILS BLAZE, an Officer of scientific merit, belonging to NVonlwich Dock Yard, has taketi the building yard, at Enrsledon, lately occupied by Mr. PAW/OXX ; where Govern ment contracts are to be carried on to a great ex tent. The keels of a 74 gun ship audit frigate a ill be immediately laid down there. CORONER'S INQUESTS. We Ineoley se'sniglft; a man was ken I dead upon the turnpike-road at How-gate. is buirreuiry, Cutrawrliintl: He appeared to lie from i l l to ge years of age, dark brows hair, light etas, and tin* featutes ; had on a short coat; or tepclothjacket, drab colour; swanadown waistcoat, brown, with fellow stripes; another waistcoat, b!sek cloth; a white shirt, Irish linen ; long breeches, unbleached linen; short ditto, jean, a sort of lead-colour; g re y ribbe ! worsted stockings; a cotton neck-ham - 414. chief, brown, with yellow stripes; and a it ff hit with red lining; a bundle, wrapped in a cl echeid pocket handkerchief, in which was a decent b: coat and an old het.—There were no infrks of vio lence upon the body ; but by n het means he came to his death, no evidence appealed to the Jury: — The Verdict war—Forted Dead. On Thursday, the 54th ult. a Coroner's Inquest was held at Langhem. in Rutland, on the treaty of RICHARD STACY. a mason, who was found drown ed iu a well near his house. A few days before, he had absconded from his 'wife and fetidly, leaving them to battle with the world for subsistence as they hest could, and himself enlisted into the Mi litia at Leicester. A compunctions feeling, hew ever, for the unprotected state in which he had left his family, is supposed to have occasioned his re turn to Loughran : arriving at the door of his house, overpowered by a sense of his unworthiness, in a ninvient a delirium he therm himself headlong into his own well, and when taken out was quite lifeless. Verdict—Li/agcy. A count soldier, a deserter, was brought to Southampton, on the ath.isit. malls way to the depot in the tide of Wight; but whether from design, or not, he made a long contrarian to the Mayor, of murders, robberies, - &c. committed by him and his confederates--amorkgst which is the robbery committed lately at Mrs. Tatsrasst's house at Redbridge, Rants. Wednesday sennigl.t be wait sent toPortsmouth, accompanied by Mr. VINCI/IT, the chief constable, where he says he will point out many of the gang, together with goods is pledge. CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 13. The quantities of Wina — r=this day are considerable sad the peenl sales very hat little i.r prices. heavy iu large quieting' and is request. Mall rather cheaper. White Peas full as deer. Gtey and Ream pi off heavily. Oats 'ire likewise is considerable sapply, egad this trade is owed at sossewbeit lower gnaw. FI as oeir last. American has bat kw bagym • CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Meat v Igo. ss. &O. Tiek Beaus (041)....520. 575. Fine &M.. ..... —.7oa. 7ao. Oak 3211. 3SO. 3es. Rye (Nom) 441. 500. Pastille... ~.. . ..... 1110. 4111. liarky . .. 375. 435. Paestum dittu Malt (New) 66a. 76.. Rape deed oat oil. M kite Pew Ma Ribs. Floe Mar '.so. sea. Grey Peso ' stile. 6)11. Sammie sus 5.5.. Boass(081) du. &to. `OMAL•MARKET, Jai. is. Stairs at Mali S Sold. Price. 57..Na0r . . - PSICit OF `NTOCkS, TWITEMIDAY. ' I pew Qat. 11imaticvd......,...5.......... fball a 78 , Cest.•comeli ....., ..... - .. .... Wei .4 per.Cattt.... . . * •r••!lia 11 pea Cast. Nary. It rt Lon A nn it it ies loperial .txer Ccat Alto Attatutter - 7 9-16 ita• 055tair0p....0..4........:.. i ••• . ell a . . * 1 r heitsra 1 ,• alleiL• SI • 4••.• e • NO ...• e 5.... pee. i die. Behici• e r. • t •-• • el. 4' Amu '• 'English tarty Cum.* fit 6 4.3 . - .• .....0,...-212,:11164111,-Stork-bcoker, 4 4.: 4 l:granlidaii NA 9, alatilitiVall• ./Awv•air Vitae .. 34 ix. .0' . _ tio M " a. 4. • - ULII.IOII. • Psoisigil (Wl4 is CASS sail Bus ti 9 4_ , Hemiles**•X 4 • 111 Altris uss. I'l4 , t Pa Ditto !V.V..... Si 4 ('.di. visirective 3t&drid su iiirec6e Bilbai 11.,1!•al • 4gfk .DttubluonO New DOttin Weals Bon o s ti New Lowir (rochp o 0 0 AP) on the Bin ci Holloomio Ai per Cent. Venice a. C... .. SJDo.lad . BIRTHS. At Chresoserfla, moiety Tipperary, the Lady of R. Fitzge rald, Faq. of a daughter, In. Limerick, the Lady of Thos. F. Wilkinson, Esq. of a daughter. Monday last, the Hon. Mrs. Was. Wudebouse, of a still-bora child. MARRIAGES. At his home is Merinos-square, Dublin, T. Needhem, Esq. booker, to the amiable suit accomplished Miss 'Thompson, niece of the late Robert Riker, of Adifield, cousty of Dub lin, Esq. At Barbersown, Mr Tlimumilkry, to Miss Enron. At Csrk, John ilesonish, of Killeenluodit, Eaq. M. D. to Miss Teuton, daughter toJohn Teams, of that city, Boy. At St. Georges, Has re-square, by the Few. hones" Moore. Joshua Sydney Homes, Esq. Captaia of ilk Maas ty's ship Princess of Orange, to Mrs. Whammed, widow of the late Henry, Mayne Wlegrerood, Borg. of Howilkagoooo 4 house, Oxfordshire. Oo Tuesday, the 11th Must. at St. Georges, Illowambety, by the Rte. Thomas Baker, Francis Adams, req. of Chloe, near Bristol, to Miss Mary Skate Manley, tth detester of John Manky, Fop. of Bkosmsbary. DEATI. Eerie as Thyroxin, musing last, at her house at Brosop ton, Mrs. Stephemei, justly celebrated as ea Artist, far the beauty sad high Amish of her Frail and Flower Paintings, awl siocerely regretted by in those who had the happiness set kaireriag her. Oo Saturday lut e at Ave house of the Dowager Lady Frankbaid, in Edward-street, Portman-square, Miss Wir rive Frankland, the only unmarried daughter of the bite Admiral Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart MLA MACK of the present Sk T. Tranklead, Bart. of Thisklely-Posh, Tork• shire. At Porterlingtos, Miss Magee, ereond daught•r of the Isle Mr. James ilagoe, formerly of Jansices-stivet, alacercly la Lodi-lune, Waterford, Mrs. Sheppard, relict of George Itheppard, Vol At Clamart, Aimee Coonty, Ireland, Arthnr Mores, Esq. of Bothind-mpuire, Dublin. This Gyatkinsii sae Malik a to one of she Co-lieiressos of thy late Dr. 'Film's, amid a sister I. Ludy Caotbr Coate; Mrs, Magou, and a numerous Guilty, wirers him. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LtINDON-BRIIN.E. 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