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Arcoctivr CII THE union or. HIS 11•IIIITT'S CIVIL MSlet LIIIIKOTLAND. THZ va•a 1805; Made ap bi,the Imps Of the E2rchequer at Edinburgh, par bolo% to au Order of the Honourable the House of Contemns. PAID OUT OF THE Pt lILIC %SYMMS. Great end Privy Seidl', At .4 L..rd Clerk Register, includsog A'Snwanro for the Support of the Register .o!t , ce Courts of Se...stun, Justie...ry, and Fit chequer, and their Officers, including . Rapeawe of Cin rtc . , 44,404 ill 01 Judge of the Admiralty C..urt. Judges of C•immissary C 0..,. at Edinburgh, •rid Direeor of the Chance° , . . Tht IS 2 Office of Lord Lynn Area • •Ot 5 24 Sheriffs and Stewards Depute in Scotland, .pod their Subatitutes . . . 11,458 It $ Rq..ivalent ert.ipany . . . . 10,6u0 0 0 `frustet•a for Fisheries and Mantifailures 2,0U0 • 0 Sheriffs and Ste. ands T)ri•uie in Scotland, the &dances clue to them .se making up their Annual "termini& of Dio umu l eati in the Public Service Miscellaisectus Servizes L. 1. 8. 8,547 10 0 40558 14 I 0 0 Tot , l nui , l out of the Public Revenue, eicltiaive oi &I. and 1.. Deductions L. 86,918 lb S Deduction of Gd. per Pound from Sala ries. &e. retained per Ade 9 end IS Deductions of 14. per Pound„ from Sala. ries, ke. retained per Act St Guff. 11. 942 19 104 IMS 0 11 Tamil femme* or Hip 'l4.l . lviev% Civil Ge. iretuleant in Svutland fur Fes. Year*, next prevailing and ineludnig 18Cb.• paid ant of the Polak Kimmins . 414,997 19 7 PAM OPT OF 1141 ILttlell iietotahle Vither (4 Scotland Knight N1a,i.h.,11 of Scotland . . 14% Nl..je.ty•, llauleholrt Sa:a.n.= and kllurrincea to PferfderS in 11 i n.rr+i tars Church of t entland . . . His Maja , 4l's CharitiPs shit S .uotins Sai.fte. 10 °Mktg. at the Onlet of the Thisda kerma., and 0. , 1••10 to his Royal I.lll,fimbs the l'hioel of Wales /14 iqtv 114 tot S.,v•Vel . . EXpllaCe a Crinsos..l i•rmacutirst 182 16 5‘ 251 16 14 1.857 I !j 1,231 10 10 V, , ,37 10 0 2.000 0 0 422 10 0 $7O 0 0 932 16 $ 2,000 0 0 Total raid out of th. K•rg\ Re•r-ntfe reacia‘iva of 64 end Ir. 0-d+•a•an L. 12,166 1 4 Deduecli.nt IS.I per l'ogni rev.tu-d rt. , * Sratie., k.. per Anil 7 and It Geo. f. D of Is per P-u.id rawnel bon a r A •91 Geo. 11. 14 1$ 71 140 ♦ 51 'total Serena.** of Hi* Maley,' Civil eve. 'veninte..t in Scotland ter Fier Yvan, next pvieediag end inclu.iiiis *Nub, paui out et the Kites itVBllllll . . 62499 19 4 Total L 477,483 i 9 1 Inun;ned and C-rtteed AT FR MiCIS ANDERSON. Dep. Aud. OXFORD U.v!PriSIIT, JAN. 3. The Rev. Simnel Smith, Late Chaplain to the rouse of Commons, has peen appointed Canon of Christ Church, in the room of the Right Rev. the Bishnp of Bangor. On 'Charades , . Messrs, D. llngives, B.A. Edward Thomas. and J. B D avison, of Je s us College, were admit* .d Scholars of that Satiety. Die Rev. 'Frederick Barnes. B. D Student of Chr.st hutch, is Appointed Crlsplaia to the Route of Common.. C.4MBICII)GX, J*w. 3 . The Bishop of Fly It tb pro-,ented the Rev. J. Da vis, Chaplain to the Govercrnect Chapel at Ports mouth, to the living of King's Langli, in Hen brdshire. On Saturday last, the Rev. P‘rker, M.A. was itist.a.ed to al- Prebend of Riccalt, in the Cathe dral of York, vacant by the death of the lieu. John Frett n. Toe Hulsean Prier for the present year is adjudged to the Rev. Samuel Seri ey Vince, 11. A. F. Boa of Xl.sit's Coll. ge, for an Essay on the frilowing sub j Et :—"The Propagation of Chrittiazty was not it'd( bled in any ,tecondary Causes." The Rev. Nicholas Simons, fsf.A. Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury, has been pre.enicrl to the ReEtory of St, Margaret, in that city, vacated by the resignation of the Rev. Henry Wm. Champ- Begs. Lately died, the Rev. Joseph Ln ington, Vicar flif Condit, Northamptonshire, and of liorbling, in Li cilns..ire, and formeily of S dney College Thc vicara g e of Ouadle is in the gift of 0 a King, and that offlorbling, in the presentation of the bi shop of Lincoln. Ou Tl.urstiay se'nnight, died, aged 67, the Rev. Mattliew Powley, M A. opts ards of t 9 years Vicar at Dewsbury, Yo. Iv.! ire. a sun.—On Saturday last, ass old man, baying somet hi n g of tr : e appearance of a countryman, went about the city, with a basket containing poultry and eggs for sale ; for the fowls he asked Is. 6d. each ; and for the eggs, Is. 6.1 per dozen. The writer of this, after much importunity from the old man, bought a fowl of him for Is. and a icons of eggs for Is. Id. The fowl turned out to be worth no more than ninepence, and every one et the twenty ins was rotten. The old man pretends that he sells them for a waggoner. Two additional ihstances of manslaughter hap pened in Lancashire, within the last few days, of a nature which cannot be contemplated without the utmost eahorrence. One of them occurred at Burs cough, near Ormskirk, when two men having quar relled on some tidlarg snlijeets, had racoons to blows, and after having fought some time, one of them seized hold of a thick piece .of worai, wh happened to be lying near him, and gave his amt. rmst suc h a stroke, that he almost instantly di A. lire Coroner's qitest, on this atrosicur case, brought in a verdict of manslaughter ! 'llne other accident happened it: the neighbourhood of Chow bent, a place long family. ter its saaguinary corn bare ; when two melt having determined to fight in the brutal way called riag, one of them received such severe bruises, that he survived only a short time, We have not heard what is the Coroner's irquest in the latter instance* but we know that tlta Judges have ezi ies.ed a deteiminationi to treat this 4.letestadsie practice with the ututust possible severity. NA rda m'rEtualccE.l PORTst4ourg. JAN. 7. Nothing arrived or sailed this day.—Wind S. ir A I.mot:Tn, JAW 5. Arrived this Jay the Natewit. Quiet. from Bris tol ; trifled:, May, from ditto; Pahl/A Prescott, from ditto ; 7bree Xotiers, Westcott, from New port; &Odom, Ball, and Slrermlatios. M•Donald, From Bury ; Bromley, Call, from Cbeps:ow ; and Clorles, Doble. from Swansea. The brig Often, late Nicholls, Master, of Shields, with coals, was taken on the Sd instant by a French logger privateer, of I gun and 31) men, off the Ramhead, and retaken by the Britimmia cutter, I.ieut Irafha. , , on the Guernsey station, under Sir James Saumarez Dispatches were lest evening received here, brought by an Admiralty Messenger. with which the Fly ski 1p of war sailed this morning. supposed for Admiral Murray; also sailed the Lucifer bomb, to the Eastward. . Two cutlets. supposed French privateers, were seen off this harbour yesterday ; His ht4jesty's brig Seeepiest, laded in pursuit of thrm.—Wind S E. DEAL. JAN. 7._ Sailed His Majesty's ship Seagull, on a cruise off tit Galloper ; the Shannon, Tromwruse, Krenzaroo, Otter, and several other cruisers, for the nench coast.—Wind W. bnVEll; J All. 7. This diy came in here the brig Joins it'd Mary, of a"d from Sunderland. with a corr. of coals. hlattlitoWson Muster. She was retaken by the Bruiser gun-brig. The crew are all safe on board. Tmeasn. DEC. 26. We had, yesterday, the most violent storm of wind and rain. from W. to W.N.W. ever known in thi gitarrer. It resembled mme those hurricanes to which the wesecen hemispl etc subjeCt, than even the hardest gale. which it e have been accustomed to in this clim•ere. The storm commenced about noon, and comi! u itt, unabated fury, until az in the eveniirg Dui • g the: night, rso, and catty this moineog, it ':tr.t. I,,ry ' , rod. and the sea rose so an nixemmon he l A N. Of seven: en vessels which lay in t re: Os, se vr^ r'rde.d to the cast side of the bay, l i stal t. ,cc,' a shore, wPr.• completely wrecked. Ore e' them the sh p fisher, of Aberdren, Man -:.at, eras •er. hewing hoard ava cal g. , of yr , ;i,s a; er beim Li i. —t" r cr.w Valle 1)11: s::ej a;rd cargo to tally I. st. l'h other six ssi , .; , at sheered the same f a t e . w - r e fishing smacks helon.yre in Lor;dem or thirwic'', via, tl a Greener r 4, Gr it ; -iirookrs' 41- yentare, Ell s ; Piwerx. Fulton ; papa/Fri!, Daddy ; Aimee, Pratt t anal the B. Bennet. 'crew of the last mention, .1 • e• -el, all but the Mll. ter, who happeee." to asl” • see List; but those belonging to the mho 'iv. in k ..r. -eported sate. —There are ten fishing smacks still i l'our 1 , 446, who have rode out the worm. without suwainii.g. any damage, a convincing pr of of .he superior ex• cellence nt the ancierrage Ir n Ceared, that we shall have d stressing ace-sun - sot r e loss of shipping among the Orku-y Islands. The country o.und this town presents, every where, evident marks ed the ruittoui, • tirEls of this tremendous tempest; houses noroo•rd and otherwise damaged, corn stacks and hay-ricks Mown swn, arid partly carried off, with other d ',asters of A similar nature, all tending to excite our apprehensions, that the damage sustained on this occasion exceeds every thing of the kind hitherto experienced in this part of the island. FRUNI Lt ), LIST. Gm AAAAA J. rt. C.—Passed by the Gast .f Rath; Mentor, ; Sntidt; end ale Lty tte., Wmvf, from Stettin; Niche, Ham, from firtmt•-1; emienni, Red lame ; and the CM' tnermod, SIIIOI. tr ten uurgh ; Ales ai.rder, Ye n M..na; Pete•km., firms —; F t• At, Stunt', :tom Hantste ; Symmetrv, Paw. ; Beck:sr. ; at.d the Fanny, Hearne, front ? t. nhttrgh JAM 7 —Pe.od Le 'he Cvtlee, Daef , from Petersbersh ; and Ma Gratant;mcken, Fisher item lt,ga. At Liverpool-11 , e (litited Statvs, Iron. Charente. In tit • Ciple--Itetoits• an In.oB I CPJ , I. In th-• tom l'ettioiltutg At S•tai y, • 0 At Cork—Jane, S •: •• 1• , • • • 'lsar, fr•aiLnotlon The Visa :4,-0; t. no Out East Indies, for America, is d.tained by a frigate, a-,1 scot tor Ber muda. Tae ! aststry, COOPER, from Glaignm for Wa trt fort, sunk ' , a the i t Instant, on the N nth Bank, near Wrzl. td. Extract of a letter from Plymouth, dated 4th instant:—" 11,e f.•llr•eing instance of ci.urage and perseverance, in the most trying crictrostances. de serves to be recorded: Arrived, in the Mao, of 40 guns, Captain Logien, from off Rochefort, Mr. RICUA totom. Midshipman. and five seamen, of the Refrid gen-brig, Lieutenant BAUGH, who, during her last cruise. '.ad been vier' Iv rngtivd, in cuttrag out a vessel from the coast of France, in which they •ucceded ; but the en. my coming out armed, in su perior numbers, in several boats, they were obliged to abandon her, and take to their awn boat, having just tame to early from the French vessel, >f pot, wit!, two quart. of vinegar, and a loaf and half of bread : with this slender means of subsistence, they pulled from the shore, with all their strength, tome of the French boats pulling outafter them, but they aeon gave it up, and returned to their own coast. Our gallant fellows were thus committed to the mercy of the waves, amidst a tremendous gale of wind, and ♦ery high sea, which made several clear breaches over them. In this melanehey situ it ion, they scudded before the wind, trusting to Pre-vi d.nce for their f in with sow- vessel that might take them up. During 6%e days and five nights, drenched with the sea and heavy rain, and having nothing to mi ke use of bit! trees a day a bit of bread, wake•+ in vinegar, and a little water ►queezed tram t !e wet sail, they kert on. still hoping for relivf On the sixth mining, Mr. R:CHAIt USON fortunat '•y descried a sail, which boar down upon them, and proved to be a Danish brig, the Master of which took them in, almost exhausted, with their boat, and treated them very humanely. In two days afterwards the Danish brig fell in with the Nile, who took them on board, and breu.tht them safe into this port, highly thankful for their providential escape from the horrors of a wais.y grave." ASTREA The perils which this frigat- enconntered, and the imminent dextruelion which for nine Vets threatened 11l twerwhelm'her, and which, in fall, awaited her during the remainder of het voyage, can bet be im pettedly understood from any thing that the public prints have yet related upon this soiled. The Inter that we have suloined, describes with affefling minuteness, the incidents of this dangerous, and al most fatal voyage. assineua, DEC- I, 1806. • After a tremendous peas. ge. no description of which can give any adequate idea of its horrors, the Aires frigate arrived here, I may say, almost a total wreck. We had little to complain ot, coon. during the season of the year, and the dreary region we were approaching ; from the time we left the English coast, till Friday last, when we mask the Naze of Norway, which is the southern part of that country. We had the shore upon the larboard hand, a good breeze of wind, and Were going at the rate of ten knots. when on a sudden, without the" smallest indication whatever, that such an evil was impending', one of she most terrible gsles of wind broke upon us, that the oldest seaman on board ever witnessed. The roar of its sudden burst is yet in my I f ears. Tremendous as the tempest was, the admirable discipline of the ship, and the alertness of ow men, were able to meet It with every exertion that, un der such a dflicalty, it was possible to make ; hut the weight of the storm and its rapidity had sib-aided out rigging considerably; and it was only such a crew as we bad, that, under Providence, was able to work our safety. For cs time wreappreherided that o.• fate was inevitable, and that. the attired was destined to leer, her ribs con the afioals of Norway ; hut we were reserved fOr new and still mire alarm ing dangersuboughuhtnk God, ultimately for safety. We disengaged the iresiel from the shore with infinite lifficulty, and, pursuing our course, we had to en counter the risk of touching upon the Skews, which are off the palm of Jutland, and which are objeds of terror'to the best pilots even in the finest weather. With, the best preparations that precaution and sea manship could take; every man looking out that was possible ; sounding continually ; and the mas ter sad pilot as vigilant as ossr offfcer and men were strenuous and adive, we escaped the Skaws, and got into the Cattegat. Here our confidence was some what restored, and the piercing cold, and the furious }ode that was blowing, were scarcely inconveniences, when we refleded upon what we had escaped. In this disposition, our spirits felt relieved, though there ass not any material abatement of our caution ; our pilot did not seem to give us much cause for appre hension, and we were pursuing our course briskly, when. to our dismay, the frigate struck I We found on, selves upon a reef of rocks, pethaps those called the New Dangers, about three miles from the island of Anholt. and about nine miles, as well as I • can guess, from any other shore. It will requ're some aid from the fancy if whoever has witnessed a scene of this sort, to imagine our condition. We immediately hoisted signals, and filed guns of dts- • tres—hut in Not a rani from the shore put off to assist us in any way Several vessels passed us, %different sperms of tour distress, and insen sible- to every indication we mado to them of oar dreadful situations their crews were as callous as the reef of rocks. All this time no effort was spared on hoard the ,astree, that coolness attsi s.t.i tranship could devise. misers and main mass were cat away, the guns were thrown over board, as sell as the stores and provisions, to a eonsid Table degree. Still the vessel la'aouied hard, and the waver was rushing through her bottom, is a degree that left no man the hope of be ing saved; before it gained considerably. a great gnaw ity set the ballast was thrown over. At this awful moment, it was only a British man of war that could exhibit so noble a display of cool and sober heir:lima. The condusd of every man in the ship was line beyond all praise. Although impending death ha.l levelled Os all to a sentiment of equality, and thing; i every mall expected momentary engniphts ment, still not a voice was board but the command of the officer from one end of the ship to the other— not a face betrayed fear —not an instance efaurbu lent despair; every man was displaying, in this son or passive courage, as much nereisin as if he were grappled with an enemy. The mirak.ulaus efforts made by the crew, with all the pumps, kept tile water from gaining wholly upon us ; and while we were in the midst of all this exertion, to our asto nishment, and to our horror in some resp.cts, the ship floated I Judge of our situation, lightened even to the loss of some of our ballast, with only the fore mast standing, and the vessel so damaged in the hint 'm, as that it required all the pumps to prevent the water gaining to a fatal increase upon U. ! Those terrific difficulties, however, only shewed the resources of skill and courage. In an incredibly short time. jury, main, and mizen masts were rigged, though only a few could be spared from the pumps; and, as the w.nd was fair, We took a farewell of the teef that had been nearly so fatal t i us ; end at length eahausted, almost to death, we arrived here this day. Durin_g the dreadful seen, we had experienced, bred ilutchinson and his suite were not inadive assistants. New as the danger was, they were as composed under it as any person on board, though the expedition of safety was abandoned by all. 11 British seamen wanted the force of example, they would have it very amply, in toe amazing coolness and collefledoess of Lord Ilutchnison, during the whole of our danger, in which the force of his Lordship's mind afforded some valuable suggestians His Lordsnip, I am sorry to say, has riot escaped the effeas of his cantinas and privations for nearly three days; he is gone on shore somewhat indis posed. You will expe& me to say something about the King of Prussia; there is nothing known of him here. The French have perplex.-d the news of this place with such a mixture of lies and rumours, that we know as holed minute events that happen, as you do at home. Whenever any thing of moment occurs, you shall have a line, it the French do not stop the mails. Husum, I understand, is an un sale channel of conveyance, but I must try it. A letter front Hartfnedshota states, that severs! cnws and pigs base been bit by a mud doge at WheathArnstead, in that snowy. The famsrs, of coon.. have been obliged to kill them. iatTnios Of cßitoirots at. ocusant, Ciummt Prows, Daseiftie, bat. ritatewiter. . . • ___ chant - - - ~.. 3ld . Ttoonse IE/110044, Derreleet-Iseearepre Thelma. inert, I.onrion. cute es-sitaaefa.erver 4 M Toi. ,, ni, E....its/2m i Go-as Trimly-lead, Wawa , lea. tbet-seilter I• 11 e Charley WtMeme tbeeleter,Tietnentivers, MAileeen, b.ncher •- - • 4lt Wol.va Mauby, Strand, Middlesex, on and esker men • - 4 I 1-aec Mineetin sad David Amick, Cheapeida, Leredien, perfumerslt It . . . . Luke Se aaaa . Colerriewstreet, Leaden, trunk-snakes 3 tI Charles Wei, Barmuodssy-strect, Siiistiswark, Surrey, felmuinger . . 4it John Hubbard, Iltelerielireen, Midvllevex, ale reel table-beer. brewer . t II John Itensi , ini, Fl•xt-isirrlres, London, WL9s2lller , le Waliem Hwshes, QUitell-Stfetet, SOUthlrift, pnrier oral cyd.r dealer 2 9 Wlll4ain ILirrision, Berwick street, Oxford -street. WI- dirsee, ear , ier • 111 Cli.ltie. Chard, iligh Hellion% Middlesex, chymiat and ,iruggiv • • !luny thren. Soutligat.,Mirex, Ault Divingsns. Jua-ph Elkan Daniels of iternew Ju-rph Elkin IDttnink, ine , clt.tnt eioll Of Lt• 4 S.li.bupottett, Stron,k Mielcile.en, coal. me:eh tut .101 an %I.rtandatle. ST. 3,111141:11 glee, Weiterissibm Mil• .me-enerclunt • CERTIFICATES. Edward Clievettoo, of Neiopert, to the hie of Wight, i n 4, county of horn and trooLea•lit.irn, teAlf and chaugnatt Jahn ColLe , , late of Cheney, In the enuhty e L,at:aitA rotion•rminnfe ore', dealer arid chaprn.M. Willa n Huth, ki. r.. of Vlreictiod, in th , l cou-!•.ot ywk, dealer and cheroot+ John Woodford, of °moot-afoot, in the county of Stiii:o now, of Ile ir . ,inden.lane, ill the city of Loudon, c..no. moor.. desire and cha man. John enteli6ey, now nr late of Odird, near Wanifirtn3, the county of 4n_ tsar, clots Pnediner, eerie: Pt _ Chalks Swain, now or late of Birminehais„ in tho eottht Wvw.ek, toliace.inisi.dea°m acd cha7nc.it. Alexandet Durham, et Birmingham, itt the wont, of W:••• wick, acacia. Richard Matthew. and ThrinaraJosea, of the tows of A with, in the cooiity ut Cardigan, iwerch ant,. Leith, iine in Lie of the partol of Sairl next the evy of Roc:ieser, is tha county of Lig, maker, deakr char man. ...' _ _ POICE W SiSTOCKS, YESTERDAY. Rank grpek 3 pet Cent. Reduced 59; 6 .1 i • per Cent C,..n...1s ..... 59.1i et. 9.a. 4 per Ceot 774 5 per Cent. Navy Long kinuitira l7 I,pperial Jpc Cent 141pctiAi Alloliitita 7 13.161 o.nniuin 11144 Wit,di ls 44. pee. Exchequer Rats Erse Mg I.44tay Tackees .... ...... ....I9f. 49a. Consols for - •Inti 1 T. BIER. Stock broker, 4. Condit% and 9, Chariag eve _ COUR:4E . OF F.) Anis rp'son AS 9 I U. .119 a• bislll .. 9i 0 neterla, f.. 1112 U. . 94 • 210. Altona '34 9 214 7 . Pas. Dita.. 2 Us linatiatatsx C:d 39t effect. Dm" 301 effect • Ditto 341 L.Rho•n 4Bl Maple. :s Dec. n ... es 64 :CHANGE. Jag. S. 13.4 a .• 47 I i. , fir. Waimea a. C.... S i U.a... [Aiwa 44 Opens 61 Dubll. Cult 12 •I/l•It•P. in• II P ,, rtniral ill Cow and Naas per es. 4 N. D.ubeens hew Dollars •• • • •••• 5 q Silver eft Nara .... S SI New LOVII each •—• A6O . n the. Beek ef Nod. 4 5 per Cent. , MARRIAGE,I. Yetteriev,by the Rev. Rivert Hod( e •,,Tehie Poste W - ": Eli. of the Island .4.l4lnAica, to MiSS Holey, daughter ^f the Tate William Role!, ENy. nt Kingston, ,n the , intia On the 4 nut, by the Rev. T. J. Wel matey, at St. •t-Vi Church, in ilie Strand, 1161 Nolleitl, Esq. of Doillet'a C , C• nephew W S,r John Niched, His Majesty's &Ives* General, to Mac Sarah (Mille, *cued daughter of Heny Hoes F•nt of Carey-street. Un 114.inday se•nn;ght, At Chtid Church, Cork,lnt the R'a't Hon and Right Rev. the I. ort Sohnp Cork, the Rev 7. sill Elittirno, Rector of Kilk?edy, in the Diocese of Liffle , Kke is Mill• Chlletelioo, eldest daughter of the late Sir Jere Chattattnn, of the City of CAA, Kies. M WheatSeld, Irelanitthe met of Samuel Hopkit tt, F.* the Rev. Nearconien Wltitelest, of Stritlfon Ledge, C.ossy Kildare, to Miss Elsa Mills, of Auotteostreet. DF ATM. Ott the rth Dec. I tt*i. at [wine,* Helm, theit.i. M, se Percy, was of the Hight Rim tt►e Led &Mgr ate. On Saturday, 47th December, in the lath year otitis ars, Ch tries le 4 rasa Pose Bariow, third Son of Mr. liarkrw, 4 Phillintershplace, K. wengton • Ms virtuous mild prom7X 4 him to every duty, tmsdernee:. ;011 affection, te all emend bus, his hes iasesterely Lk by his Family and Friends. Oa the aCtli ult. at hie Busse, Kingston, Surrey, Abrams Goodwin, thici On Seeley last, at his bowie, in St Clemente, Oxford, tin Rev. Ciotti,. Leslie, aged 94 wean, the Chaplain tit the Room Cat heiic congorgaties in Om city 1 audios 'Tuesday his 111111117. 1 were depwuted in the Boman Catholic 0111;301, with the ceivmunies, attended by a MllBlOllll ameatulage et s e ri:. talon. ilia Tuesday last, lit ikhw Mil, in Essex, alter a him ad pasoful dime, in the SlOl tear of her age, MIA Fenno,. She vim the second Harrell - 9g daughter of the law William Fermor, Es.' wt Tioiwoe, in lbstreinslidre. A sew day s since, in Cork, Walters Gould, Esq. b ro ther u Fraisci. 'Gould, Bart. Lately, at Ashton, Sussex, Lady 141 es, relict of Sir irsc Eyles. Wednesday seniiircht, at Cork„Captain William Barer -e he had served for nearly hail a century, with hmentr end rep* fink in the Sanosi, dimwit* us the Fossalius, and It. Wally in the British army. At his house, in St. Slaty's•strert, Monmouth, a'ter en am tier life, passed in the serest of his country, Liest-Cal. minim, of UN Royal Athilsry Tito Perseetsrenk Voles• tears, under the command at Major Waist attended t he here! procession, and consigned his females to the.grara with military honours. Saturday, at Norwich, most sincerely lammated, Mrs. its - , knish, widow et the late Thomas *Aguish, E.q. Accoreipune General of thk. Curt of Chancery, mid mother to the Duck. is Dowager of Leeds. Vlonday, Mrs. Walls, wife M Mr. Wstis, is Truitt...street, Cheapen's. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY. AT L:H4DOPI BRILK;E Mom - . L(IINDt)N :—rts..kil by G DA-WU/SON, No. 17, Goa . Bow-strect, emrent-Ganiat., a.of pa-Slats...a at t Office, No 19, Melt of St. tdeote,tea Chwelt, Strand. 1, W. STUCK, of Nn. 7, New Natten-atreart, Luse Aet rte. (or tbi. Paper, sr..tt to s). Oda , tyonstpaalr .ill Ito duly attouded to. _....- T , 1 Coo Sald To Via Mu (Co 0 acts -11, I 1.1 el ac . P 1 7' 111 ■ IRISH ii"! 5 pal 01lit. 31 Ditsa Lorqg Anauitiel