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• • . • and the Savage then Awing English colours, conimenced firing ; but finding her shot did not teeth her, and night coming on, she shortly titer.discontinued it. At day li4ht, on the fol lowing morning, the Savage perceived the pri vateer to leeward, and gave chase ; and the fore topmast of the latter baying been carried away, she soon came up with her, and succeeded in car- hiring her. The privateer had a few days before taken timbrig Thera, Muslim, of iiingston, after a iseidesimansted action of two hours, in which the Ibleillillitbnd Mates of the vessel lost their bwT~ is prize is the more valuable, as 'he hvidr44l.,s rest deal of injury to the trade of tl a r st le i riV Our fleet on that station were let I-' . _ t A Cabinet Council was held, yesterday, at the Admiralty. et which all the Cabinet Ministers at tended.' It broke up at five o'clock. • were sent olf, last night, from the to be forwarded to the East Indies, and irs.labal was at .the _AIM lane received from' Gibraltar. •The jolly, luncrod, - fmaa Stockholm, was cap tured on .teth December, near Bornholm, by a neigh -frigate, of to guns, and carried Into Co- Polinfie'• 11111golasituer, the dean*, whose premises were nenellelatd in Bear-street, on Thursday morning, ig iiiiimilAthe Hope' Fop-office, to the amount of • Awlerstand this does not near cover will experience. The large stock of emiploilisibi that he bad in heed is totally destroy eJarlibir report of gnioposnler having been kept is sivirissibizo, has not the least foundation of truth. -ffliditiesina Ostrrtitimov, Esq. was, on Saw dap,AMAlMl•o'terve in Parliament for the Borough of Nria in the Isle el Vs ight, in the room a Jleblik• JAKE JFinrotse, Esq. *deceased. The Honourable ClitsviLLE HowAILD is elide& to serve in Parliament. for the Borough of Cloodis l Rising. Norfolk, in the room of the Honituraltio, Cosmire liktedr. vrhe. bait accepted the Office 44 . . 1 St ward Of 14,41%.sar.str's Chiltern.flundreds. The Treasury Journals all say, .. the 'Withers of the Hews of Common* who - hold offices under ti*c. Prime a Waloalib a fated with the Ministers, en the qumtion of the Copenhagen Expedition_, on Wtdistsitay night.. What, ally ! I Wdl the Tres- Bury Josunals letvethe .-o:.i.lnss to favonr the pith. lic with a list of all the-Pittiat': friends, and spew Bow they have come to be reduced to Mr. Tyr wearrestrlCo!onel iti , Menots ? This new scandal . z a mile(11, well worthy of a 'I tie rigour and energy elf e inlimtiy.. They have onsight two Rues in the see's pantry, and they in_tantly boast that they have caught all thy PkiNces mends. r oorPtymotiti Correspondent informs us, that the arose/kr gon.brig brought dispatches from kir iL Scnarmart. bar BiLisaan, it is said, when he first went in pursuit of the enemy, could rot neither the Bay ; he returned to his station off Niediftethe esppedpii 4bs ?softly might have re -4 Ilasiiindow - - when stee, ♦ loot headed hallo that So Prince of to In to to autlunitv \ c Ring. kyrts fitts;ite. that attack. mule atimowledgment I Corn ,ounded. ()rue vs- Geueral Messina, .hensions being inha dis- consquence, * taxes to is in npon amount informs. • people Court, 'ranee. Pr*Ple system of the alacrity, inst a said to to nut pre- young used at women ; taken of the swore to take his gives . 'dock, a I _ THEATRE. D2VRY-LANIi Mr. iisittrY's Opera . of False .41arms attracted, last tight, a most fashionable awl crowded audi ence. Mr. BaAuAM never was in finer voice, nor ever did an audience pay more homage to his talents; he was encored iu every song, and received the moat rapturous applause. The whole entertainment want sitl with the greatest spirit; and I Ise Atlanta promises to be as great a favourite as last season. Ella Rcvenherg followed, with, if possible, in creased effect. triodl lad O•digt* tiny 'Ad not, be iiitobedi4te wl,th in itirneuit of ,thetta. aatt mos in pursuit whi the Onset& left him, yt lat. 44. This *''s on S literrloy loot. !Come letters from the Geoid& star timid naupposed frchn the stste of thr stied sin Admirsi t)ocawooto. sailed., that be has head , the Itoelifort aquadrOn. 'Admiral . Ductweal maybe at the head, hut it dant be confessed tt Sim 'batman *cowman is woefully at the toil. mach foe, all the .okcciair... all theformigist. A Brent change, it is said, is . &mot to be of rated under the influence of DONAPARTgo in •I filisvasemant of Spain. It is said, that the Poe to AAA/eat:Al Spyereigo both and Solna, and that his father is the throne of tile latter kingdom. Mini' for the aoguisitios of Portugal, is 4.11, Poste Rico mid Cuba so Bon Assort. and grant to France a froe trade with her South An non plioseitsions.. Other accounts state; that. *evils of Dec., the Queen of Etaratit had visod•at Madrid, on her way to Portugal, wh she was to be invested with the supreme author Queen and Guardian of her infant son the 1(3 Mehl details of the actions at Boenent Ay haw been published in The Madrid Court Ooze 1 ass of great lei4lith. WHIRS asserts, t the english army nut 4000 men iii the (rut atta It is god itatid, that General WIIITELOCKE bias a present of a wad, as se-iseknowledgm far r . bui,nnity .4.14.13 by. the Spanish Cr man rto the English prisoners, and the wound In retina General Llamas presented sortie lesable osii:asmJa, sad other curiosities, to Gen WistraLocas, letter from an English O ffi cer, dated Mess the Ist of December, states, that apprehensi Snow entertained of he English troops he obbpd Ireodily to embark for Malta. The it blunts of Sicily arc described to be extremely effected to the Neapolitan Court, in entweloe sasiosig other causes, of the amount of taus "think they writs oidigsd to submit. Taxes levied without measure. and no protection is ' return afforded to the people. The tax n re ;tot cor!t i t . vata t i . t ed sl t t t e oi w it o tur e tl f i j t h e e in a r m or e Moo btils Eiody leads to a belief, that the pet of *me ;Amid are adverse to the Neapolitan Cc that still dlvinclined to any connexion with Fra ft is supposed, that if the disposition of the pe Wenjudiciousty esltivated, at -cooling to the sys prepaid by Sir Joss bloom'. the whole of Aiwa populatlon would he ready, with aloe to join the English army, not only again French ionder, but even against its lawful woromeat. The military force in Sicily is sat amount to 112000, bitt this estimate, we must same, includes Sicilian troops. tAllidnesday night, at half past seven, a ye at of dm sane of Clams. was apprehisnae Portsmouth. for stabbing a number of we within the last week he was next morning t to thefrowtt 'Mall, when two out of nine of aroma. reuse,. whom he had so stabbed. two }is peewee, sad be was fully enmmitte.l to tak trial at the meat amines at Winchester. Ile no reason for moth extraordinary conduct. Wednesday night, shoot half past nine o'clos wonsaa was mahh. by aw, at Gasped. ROYAL HUNT On Tuesday morniag a nameroas geld of Gentlemen Sportsmen had a most excellent Hued with His Museum's Staa-lioamis. The Margate Coataaot.ts, the Master of the Hountla, ordered them to be Is readiucas os Salt-kill, by tea o'clock, which was accordingly dour. A Sae Deer was turned out upon the arrival of the Marquis. It went at with great swiftnefs through the Inel,oares by Slough, Ditton Park and Horton, takinglewards the Thames, and swam across about a mile this side of Staines, and then made towards Films", Race Coarse. The tipurtsuiee and Humid' sent over Staities Brid;e, and renewed tlic close. The Deer ram with great speed by St. Aun'►-hill and Chertae►, leaving Weybridge to the left, and crossed the country to the eight, towards Guildford, a.lel was taken, after long chase, near Oaking, is Sorry• .Mos( of the burst.. and Boatsmen sere kaockeil ap, te.id utl.ers were obliged to decline the chase. When the Deer was taken, only tittles Sportsmen reMained. Her MLJUTT will hold a Drawing-room on ThundaY. Oa Friday morning the Dukes of YORK and CA11211.1644 armed at ViTindsor, and trausarted business with Hie MAJ Sin ; after which His M t- JEST V",• Duke of YORK, Princesses SO -141111, 44d AIEI4A, accompanied bi Lady GEOR GI 44• BULICULIY,GC44I4.I4 MANN I NCR C A RT IVAIUST, and Finney, and Colonel TAYLOR, rode in the Great. Park, and tctutued at twelve o'clock. tier Mastirrw and Princess ELIZABETH took au airing to Froginore. OS Wednesday Hit Mairarv's harriers !muted in Windsor Park. Sir CYLL2LES end Lady TUBNER left Hotel yesterday for their seat in Yorkshire. The Duke of Bt.nroao is expected. in tov.-11 this day froM Woburn Abhcv. Viscountess SVDLIiir • had a select party, last night, at her house its Dover-street. The Marchioness of BATH had a party, last evening, at her boas. in Grosvenor-spare. Mrs. HAMMECSLLY gave her first rout this season, last evening, at her house in Pall. Man, cad will continue them every Monday sad Friday. The Countess aCtainaesssii, gave a graiid rout, last night. at isve Louse in Stan vole-strut, M 49 - Fair. which was numerously attended. Iris said that Ministers had die first scent of the Danish plot against this country from Mr. Garlick, our Minister at Copenhagen. The Earl and Coaltess of ESSEX gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at their house; in Berkeley - square, to ''he Earl or-Stair, Lord sad Lady Grenville, Lord Gies tontiurr, S4•Richaril gunning, the non. Thomss Grevvihe, Orman sod Mrs. Rees, General Grenville, sod Mr. haws. Earl SPENCE& will give a grand dinner, on the ptifinztarit, at his 'louse in St. Jamees-Ogee. YeitgYa was to close his eni,sagement on Taesday at the Dublin Theatre, for his own bene fit, in the parts of Hamlet, and Felix,inTke Hunter of the Alps, written by Mr.pilionts, jun. " ' The comedy of The Chances will he revived, this night, at Drury-Lane Theatre. Don JOU like Beitediek, is a pert all first-rate performers i t co medY are anxious to gain celebnty id.' It was a faVourite part of Res DCRSON, its was the Sc mad Constantin, of Mrs. ASINUTOT4 Miss' FARSEN, and the Erg, Mrs. Poer . The play a revived to introditee Mrs. JOLDAN and Mr. ELLISTON iu these parts. On the 21th lilt at Paisley, was held the anni versary of Buena. Several poetical effusions, coni fer the occasion, vrere produced, which do re N ro d ur to genius and the Bard ; and the evening was spent with a degree of that sentimental soul tnimaporting hilarity, yhich ought ever to crown a night sacred to the'voice of Coils. Molter Gon.^e made her debut on Monday even ing at the Manchester Theatre, where Mr. • Bela- LEy plays Lord Hastings, and Mrs. GLOYIA Jane Shore. A Journeymen Tailor, in The Courier of yester day, ffives the following account of Mr. Po rs son n on «ednesdsy night, in the house of Commons: " The Debate of Wedneolay may be considered as the , real Mat of the new Oppositii n Leader. On the Best nicht of the Session he was evidtatly embarrassed and wiper pelmet—awed, pedlar,. by the meek ) , of hie siltation, wad, with the Poet, "wondering how the peril hr came there," he seemed doubtful what alarm to tale. But the Debate on the Danish Expedition was to unfold hhi rapacity ter the elftateriult. By that time be would bare recovered his recol leetton And bin Ileaumme, and ha able to justify his 'Wm to be the Leader of • Party which is never to approve of any thing that has bass or caa be dose by Hie Majesty's Go vernment." Mr. PonsowaY. it seems, has played the d—l among the /idiots of The Courier, as well as einem; the Knights of tLe Post. Last week Me.'?. W. Towetiss, historical En graver to the QIYEZE ' had thE hottour of attending at Windsor, to itubsnit to the inspection of Rer MAJESTY and the Plummets, the first Number, and the Drawings from which the Engravings had been made, of the Batitin Gat.tettst of nert acs, about to he published under the direction and su perintendence of Messrs. Tarattar, Orri.ar, and TONSIES ; when Her MAJESTY and Their ROYAL thoinessas were pleased to express their Warmest approbation of theitery superior milliner itt which the undertaking had been executed, and to coon ' tenence the Work by their Royal Patronage ind Subscription. On Tuesday, the Duke of Yong received out of the Registry of the Court of Adinta/tv. by virtue oft gnat tram the Kmea, 40,e1001. miring from the proceeds of ships and cargoes cendenined to Ills MAJESTY. .111., ... .... 4. Ur. :;ii.amoiftis4o,A, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHAT/CUT, Fan. 4. WATERS V. 116TL0116 Awrnra Plueorr said, he had a motion to ,make in the above cause on the part of the Plain which he understood the oppos►te party wished should stand over tilt Saturday, as the Defendant had pet had time to put in his answer. Mr. LEACH, for the Defendant, acquiesced, and the hearidg of the matter was postponed till Sa turday (this day.) FEE. 5. BULLOCK, THE BANKRUPT. The Loan CliattcbmLog this day rejected the Petition on behalf of Bullock, the Bankrupt, now under sentence of death for defrauding hie creditors. The Petition prayed that the proceed ings in the bankruptcy might be set aside, upon the ground of an act of bankruptcy committed prior to that on which the docket was struck.— His Lordship, however, wits of opinion, that, ad mitting the circumstances to be as stated in the Petition, he cont.' not tine unravel the case, and set Wilde the procet.iliims.• =so:lmm= POLICE. •ow-6TSYET. On Thursday evening, Frederick Pubsian was charged before Mr. Rican with stealing a 1001. Hank note, the property of Captain Wood. It appean:d, that the Prisoner was a waiter at the Swan tit!' Two Necks Inn, in Lad-lane, where the Captain lodged for a short time upon his return to England, and a tool. note was stolen from his chamber. On the robbery being discovered, no person in particular was suspected. At length, after several days, it was recollected, that the Pri soner had been seen to cotne Out of the Prose cutor's chamber, where be had noS business, and had since left his place ; infOrniition was iu con sequence given at the Office, and Taunton went in pursuit of the Prisoner, and found him in hed at his lodgings ; on searching the room, the Officer found an elegant new gold watch, chain and seals, and a new pair of boots ; and in the Prisoner's pockets, cash and notes to the amount of 691 which the Prisoner, after some hesitation, confessed was the change Out of the 1001 note, and with the remainder he had purchased the watch, chain, seals, cud boots ; and that he had changed the note at Mr. Anlasbrook'a in the Strand. The Prisoner was committed for trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute. _ . N.ITIONAL DEBT. An Acconnt, shewing what hal been redeemed of the itationul Debt, the Land Tax, and Imperial Loan : Redeemed by anntml.tudilioa, - L.611,414,77*. Ditto by a per cent. per annum an Leans b3,403ati7 Ditto lty Land 14.. a - - egAi7o,sg9 Ditto by 11. p,. rent. per annum on Imperial UMW - 829,436 Ditto by filAting Fund, on 12,600,000. Loan, taw - 749,489 T.Aal L.1.50,37-.4283 The stint to be expended in the ensuing quarter is ...4,100070. WOOTTON BASSET ELECTION. On Tuesday last came on the election for this borough, which excited avonsidemble attention in the enautry, a great boldest being expected, the rival parties huving pledged themselves to try their strength on thud oevaaion. It may be recollected that Mib borough was formerly under the influence of two Lords in the nci!rhbourlescid, and that at the last General Election the independent part of the Corporation carried the two seats in favour of General Murray and Julia Cherament, Esq. brosi„ht down by Messrs. Kibblevrhite and Ilowlnocl, the Agents for the Corpora tion. Mr. Knight was then the Opposition Candidate, and was zealously supported - by 'the Lords and their friends, who asserted that the Bo rough was taken by, surprise. The election now came on, in censer:licence of Mr. Cheesment, (now Severn) vacating his seat, and notwithstanding Mr. Knight and his friends straggled very hard, and used every mama which their ingenuity coda destine, they met with a most woeful appointment, i being coini elled to entreat herds" the day of the election, leaving Ileainniin 'Walsh, of (lepton, Esq. in possession oithe inanimous voles of the Electors, amounting to between t and 300, with the exception of about 12, with are tenants to one of the Noble Lords alluded tb. It is considered that this Borough has completely and perma nently established its independence. 31r. Walsh offered himself on the popular interest, and on the Airinc_iples which brriught in the present Mi nisters. The enthusi airer Vie inhabitants on his arrival to canvass the Borough on Monday, was never exceeded. The horses were taken out of his carriage, and he was drawn twice round the town. Atter the Election, which took place on the following day, Mr. Walsh addressed the Electors in an appropriate end well-delivered speech, which excited enthusiastic npplanse, and was followed by Mr. Ritithby, his friend, a Gentleman of the Bar, and Mr. Rowland, the Agent. The new Member was then chaired amidst the hnzzaa of the people, arid then adjourned with his friends to a stimpttions entertainment, enlivened by many patriotic and loyal toasts and songs. On the following day, lament the whole popula tion of the town, some in carriages, others on horseback and on foot. and the women and chil dren in waggons and awns accompanied their Member to Sa'indon, sin miles from Wootton Bath sett, in order to testify their attachtnent to him personally, for his liberal and benevolent c(.lldio and to convince Mr. Knight, whose agents rel•id.• there, of their detertuned resolution to support 'their independence. 7 4 fo'fortnet fitirteee , iott In this Boron,' ever di...- played' suAr variety of music, flags, emblem:lk devices`, alluding to local matters, and other deco rations natal upon such occasions, nor such real and joy Nino= the spectators of the scene. The procriairlm, on its arrival at Swintiod, made the circuit 4 the train, and then formed ie the equine, where Mr. Walsh took his leave of hie Mends lad eoustituents, in • manly epekh, amidst tie lc:indent acclatont:ons,leaviwr a 1:lin of mil. to be distributed among the poor of Wootton 1.14,,5et, .. _ r . kIST OF SHERIFFS shin INAJNATT, ON weorgarwr LAST FAR Tint PRN6STIT YEAR. Bed fordshirt-Riciterd Oricbar ' of Puddington, Esq. Congreve, of Alcki minion, Esq. Byr king havuhire—llithrad liayrell, of Siilingstone, Esq. Cam Make and nutria/amt.-Sir H. Peyton, of Emoeth, tut Clieskire . —Chu. Treks*, Brereton of Shotwieb-poi, Eau Canalsrlooul—Tbseess ofJostiest Towa, Eq. Der byeline--Postpsent Devonshire—Sir H. Carew, of Haseombe, Bart. Dorsetshire--Nisbolas Charles Dasiel, of Upway, Esq. Emer—John Coggan, of? ansted, Esq. I GlAniresterrhirs—bir Tiosu Cawley Bowel, of Malloy Abbey, But. Ifeutfiads/rity--SiunuPl Peploe, of Garoatone, Esq. Hertfordshire—James Smyth, of Ashlyn's-bill, Esq. Kest—Charles Milner, of Preston-park, Eq. Iziersterthit c--J6lse Fibeb Simpson, of Launde Abbey, Ea t lilecolitedire--The Met. Wm. Bmaciarc, of Radbonarre. Afiremintimine--WlWans Morgan, of Manabilad, Esq. liotfolk--J °ha Thornton Mott, of Bermingham, Esq. Northanspermakire--George Fleet Evans, of Saxton, Faq NerfOomberirtne—Cuthbert Ellison, of Eroonabouse, Esq. Netthrg4ansAir,—,khis Manners Stilton, a titans', Esq. arfersithire—Tbe lion. Thomas Parker, of Ei-abara-ball. Rstimufehere--Thonsas Bryn, of stoke,: Esp. Shrepstire--Redp/a Browne Wyld Browne, of Caosbley, Erb &unmet/sir—Marks Hoop Tyuta, of Haloswell, Esq. Sig tn.rishire--PontpeneAl. Comity qf Bno hfiroptell--George Haabary Il1it&1, of Titcb- Add-loom Eq. Sir??o4.6-4ohu Verson, of Minton, Esq. Sairy—James Mang! of Woodbridge, Esq. Sumer—W illiam StiffCird„ If Restou, Esq. IValleickshire—Pustpottrd. —John Hutton, of Grittlitton, F. Wareestersiire—SirJekt Packiligtou, of Westwood, Faq. YoolsAirs7.Williatu Joseph Dowsisos, of Aytua. , • SOUTH WALES. CasmortAss---Montan Price Lloyd, of CHaterrio, Esq. Pe ratrok, ifsoslergb Allan, of Casselty, Esq. CerrdTan—Mor gen Soars, of Pantityrhs, Esq. Glemovvrue—Hon. William Food.' Grey, of Duffryn. Brecoa--Postpased. Rafingr--Tberas Thomas, of Psr.kerrig, Esq. NORTH WALES. Prees Edwards, of Tolords Fat. Tema Carreg, of (arm, Esq. es d(Cromlech, Esq. .rt Ku*l4, of Gwernygoe, Esq. Heavy Kenriek, of Nraldaydd, Esq. -Tkornas Lloyd; of Trebierdd, Esq. Anglesey--F.Anrd . SMITHFIELD MARKET, FED. 3. This day's market artiste.] a middling supply of diffenint Muds of cattle • Beef sod Mutton 110111 at List )prices; Veal is dearer ; Pork cheaper ; and the tiade for the most part was sir walla mat. The sates ie the •Haymarhet were in essiderabk Nay ham dropped is priee inure Moodars market; straw fetched a bit' er price ; Mover continues the suss ea per last. We subjuia a correct staiteineat of the prices sal sumliers : To ask the offal per stone of filh. ud. to as. 6d. Hese. of Cattle this Day Mottos no. had, to 42.- Id. Bemis Pork.....sa. ud, to fos. oat Sbeep 4,MIS• Vaal .....ns. sad. to tis. ad. Calve, sip Lamb...us. art. to os. ucl. Pip 400 SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. Hay aa. oil. to a. too. 04. 5traw....... tie. od. to A. u. M. C10wer......51. as. od. to 61. Is. 64. CORN LACHANCE, Pim 5. Meat if hi isiddlinz ...inn', thin dee, with awe 6,0( arrivals, and the *ales coutinne lastly at oar t.st cit,rency. Barley, Milli Malt, likewise. Deans of ew's kiid filch ratter het::: price. Rye and Rapt Seed sib,. The treie far Ririe samples of Oats is named teaks ditaxer.— Mar rviontas at last pekes. CORM/Oil' I'M% OF CRAIN. _ IVbest 414. Gos 74.5 e Ft: e .4,tto ..... 7,5. ; :s. Rye (New) ' sfsk %xi. liniry A' a V.S. Malt . . Sims. 795. MASAI Per • 1021. :ties. Teri - Beans (01.1) Sts. 14.611. Outs ais.;ki Poland' . 39r SOL GC Potato,. ditty .. Itapt Seed +tr . . nil. Fine Fiver SKI. LOS. Cery Peas Com. ti.ss Iteum(0141) sa. ti.ts. 64. Secuads s3a 5 COAL-MARKET, Pro. s. Price. • .... Sae al. ass.od. .... bp. od. a od. Sipa at Market. 12 .. Newcastle. .. Salidalassl IJAY. PRICE 'OF STOCKS, Easl4 Start 3 per Cent. Redeem! 3 per Ccat. Console • 631 • per Cat. aol s per Cent. Navy 9 611 Ling 4nnaities is 3- lb linperielj*Cetit Orunitte3 ' Sit 10441 51.111. Ditto *pods EICIKIIII4T thlll En;lish Lottery Tickets ' T. RISH, Stock.broker, 4. CarnbilL. sad 9, Charlavernss._ COUHSE OF EXCH Attraterdam : 7 d H. Thtto at Mitll 34 11 Rotterdam . ll 49 U. Haan burgh 34 4 s IU• a Altuaa 34 U.l Paris Nuys date 23 6 Ditto ea 16 9 U. Boueleaux ea 10 Matti id paper. Ustto.. I ANGE, FIRE1,1•111.T 3. - - 'sake B9 Naples 42 b 0 OP O AQ bo ./Jabhit lot Cork ..... - PateAil fl w fn Coto Palermo — inimper. Ditto 4l effect. Bilbers 4l sielßers per es. -- New Daublowa.- New Dalian Ba-s — New Leah each — of the leek of Holland, 51 per Cent Leghei n Grubs 451 - :. 3 BIRTH. (hi Hie instant, at Lady Praacea Ham's, the lady at JC.llli, c, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Os Toro* ee'estight, at Han. cod, Mr: .101 M Breacto, of Loit to Mrs Fowler, of the sane plot% area: s.--Tbe lorlig couple appeared kr Ittplsest "Ida aim n ping la pay their devuir• at taw akar i I comm. Nis ;Arta. dime ull le gold, istortled tegeti:et e,uria g 11 1 #9 list century, awl put istukr a ler*e flag storm. Ls the Rec. Richard Thel.sne, at Kllkee‘ty More% 111-nerlelt, Deuteunnt-Colo: el Anderson, of the Awls! Me pit • P. (..) M. Cooper, Mete to lames Cooper, ed Ceara , Esq. DEATHS. I ateiy, in Tr.:lee, Cowry E. try, et as attesaced ego, time Sr^ Archer trove Day, brothel to Aldo bay. • Ots We , trrzdes {amt, et • her imam l 9 iNshmt-teee-walh , Lambeth, fuser metes yam ellbetiem of a emcee, which she Iwo VS ith lad fortitude ehtleasigostiso tst the :ilk of Gods Mrs. Ler, Are cf Wm. Lee, whmlsem iur rimy yeats acre meet of the pOst'ir tioembi'es tbht give Sous HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT 1...0411A)N-BLOIDG ?forum—. min. after • .o Eves.s. „ At? LONDON Printed b! 0 DAVIDSON. M. rt, Dykes cuurt, Pow-stmt, Canent-parden, ttrttl padeisited at tLe Sat. N. Is, Eackof Urntr.dflipitttetri t itrat.d, bf H. 9111.;( K, at' No 7, Ne , reitoa-rtreet, Ltog•Aerr Or.lars. dr. fin this Puper, bolt to the (rust, .putt pate/ a ill he 416 attru.ird to. .trj" .re WIS 41,4 I Ske ' IYY - r. 1 . 1 11.6 said ~~i iS~I iral