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1 GARLYSLE, atilt 11. • Nl•rlcla.) °am, lion% the a.l aimeintbd to lay the ciiwuer stone of n fabric OA the scite of the Citadel (to 'be appropriated as Court-houdes, due.) the most worshipful John Lush. Esq. erovincial Grand Master for the county of Cumberland, tidied a wish to the Ludes of Harnidot and Union. In this city, that thin great design, which embraces almost every object interesting to the feelidgs of hit um tidy, should tic executed in Masonic form. 'f his repiest was most gratefully acceded to, and took pla:•e with a regularity, solemnity, and splendour, equal to the puniic and important occasion. At eleven o'clock, the Lodges convened at their respec tive Ludr-ruuni,; at one, they asienibled at the Coffee-house, when the' procession was formed in the followinj order ! JUNIOR LODGE. Two Tyiere, with sirageliv. Mayo* benncr. tstered treaties., Fellow C Two sail two. Master Mot**. Two Ite,e-oes,with rode, &c. Secretary ,iot 'I ceesnrer with regalia. Sen. mad jam. Wriclens, with columns, Peet X! ist. r, with rod, &c. Rible, c4cried by a Master Meson. A. 11'. Master, with every insignia. Masonic ban.er. Tyler, with sword. SENIOR LODGE, (in the sanotorder). Band of Music. Janitor, with sword. ihrel Arch Banner. Conspentons, three and three. Three delessraers, with implements. , Two Scribes, with roll., dic. Royal Arch. Three Chief or Principal Sash* Sic. Knights Templer. Most wicket Commander. tat Captain. ltd Captain. tst Iltaadard-hears. el ditto, with ismiers. Knight Companisos, two sad IWO., Scribes, with ro Is, be. be. &poetry, with serettlts 6. Provincial Growl Grimed Soodoboavot. Two Potwook with rods. Secretary and Tressante with mmbleino• Grand %who", with eelateeirh die. beauty Grand Idssior,with rod. Bev. Chapiais—osibig. Provioeial Growl Master. Goma - _ Two Tykes, • In this manner the Maso.sic body (which also consisted of a -inspectable number of visiting bre thren) proceeded up English-street. Oa arriving at the place intended, they halted, and, dividing to the right and left, made a pasicNe for the Yost. vincial Grand Master, who enteresT first the real of the brethren following in io.erted .order. As soon as the procession could form round the stone, (which was nearly two tons weight, stud suspendetl) the Provincial Grand Master deposited, in aeavity of the stor.e, a bottle, chymically sealed, containing par,•lintrnt awl paper nsanuscripti.wthe order of srssion for building gaols, county halls, fec.—the slate, " June, the 6th day, A. D. twos. sSl.l"—a, copy of verses, by a young lady, and the two la-t Newspapers published in Carlisle ; to gather with all the earrent coins, and same beau tiful merlals‘truck in His present Majesty's reign; a Carlisle Bank-note; Mr. Telford's original manu script plan of the arrangements of the buildiags...... There wis also depositini in the stone, according to ancient masonic practice, a vial. replete with corn, wine, anti oil. lie than applied the proper instru ments to the stone. and implored the aid of the Almighty to prosper and complete this laudable work—to which au interesting pause succeeded. After the usual ceremony of laying the foundation stone, and the due honours given, rim .I)aseinehil Grand Master delivered an extempore, oration on the occasion, which evinced the whirler, the pa triot, the gentleman, and displayed inibappy cola bitiatioo of virtue, morality, and religrapi. At the conclusion, the air resounded with the ioyfal ac clamations of the workmen and the immense con course of people. The Rev. Brother Parrassom. frees the stone, delivered the following oration " Most Worshipful Grand Mostar. light Worshipful Masters, Words's, sod livothrso of di Lodges of Hormesr sad Visits., nod Mow Chimer! with the Paw s of ancient sad swim Wm, as o bahadd,y _of Vetwasoas we hare so sembleil to lay the folines of • streseass Ow tit moot parram--for the admisistrabon cis a in fris jimmies and lb* lbw of ow moot admirable . It may oa ten* be sapostod. • sod It las MIMI, lastly deo to so so stereso amd NapsoMbla as amentibh lbat an as messiest so ancommon aseessibing "sold Ile mid ed.. wywaie art— this easel be am sindoesine leak so ems 'rely notwilbolominf the rifleslors as= be lhe leseraat usishimad. bet what mud rodinad to lb hosson The ediesity, feliweedporree, and .tiny of Meow, are too emboss Ad so Millsollide•• • 81"kors tad 1 2 . 7 r. far • sheet a Meet so the present opportusity Ties 411 maw me, therefore, to wave these pasts, (Ass ipavide Werra& that we derive the oriels of oter owlt:L o ugh steal with the twatiow. wore iorsaerfiatsly e ample ;1 while I code in trace, from wawa and the stare of thisp, the wise rods and designs of the Institution Masettry. By this itstitation, friendship is sot custard 11 the sorrow circle of private conwactiow, but is itommol, ad fantods to every breach of the human race. Though • hawses is oubroaded, yet it exerts that inflows, ore or less forcibly, as the objects ads favour are nearer • mere refinte--henee spriog true patriotism and the ire of ear errantry, which fires the soul with the most g.- 'roes Owe, and inspires that public spirit and heroic ar um which romp' es to risk our hots in its defrace. It also titivates sad improves a real and undisguised friendship wag wo,sad teaches them the important duties of society. wary is • otiose* visaged to ors particular errautry, bet Mused uver the whisk terrestrial globe. Wherever arts swish there it flourishes ales ; add to this, that by secret d inv.oinble signs, carefully preserved among ourselves, roughoirt the world, Masonry becomes an universal Isii • age. e, this wirers many advantages are gained, men of religious anal of all helium are united; the distant Clai m, the odd Arab, eir the American savage, will embrace a other Briton ; and be will knew, besides the common ties humanity, there is another, and it has Ferried io many must es, • stroager obligation to engage him to Iliad and eerily actions. Ma.nnry also teaches us to avoid all those pates which sithitter life, sad sour the tempera of 'nan o'. It Outlier teaches us to be faithful to our King, anti • to oar curantry ; to refrain (rum all intim:en' measures, I tell{elTali with reverence to the decisions of the leg,ela .! power. Ao uniformity of opinion, not may useful le gamin, but pleasing in familiar lire, universally prevails Hsi ylarors. They conabier theme:lora as beetliren, and .ng blethers there can exist iso invidious distinctions. ey cans:der virtue alai.e as true nubility,. and u ;sib,. as channel by which it is directed and creivilol. ei the , .awls the fairest aid lust ideas be this. imprinted an !mud, it most he conferrsi Chit f irer , egordi •g the iistructire le sauce o. ti.e royal, craft, sod l is t j,, eiee tad I..tssiseranre, cot "lily disgrace thorn y. int , collect disbonour. on Mae r..r7 in genteel. But Igh onstrappy Lretbrus do thus tes..az, at, so wise sans will draw an al - gamut tlirnre azaiiiS tlic Lic:ely, or rrje i; as an utering, aviii.st die institution. if the wielcd Clir titians were admitted as au arguaseut aphist the which they rroftsi, Christianity itself, with all its divine beauties, would be expostd to eausure. The centinet of pre/moms eaa never justly condense any s: sets, nor ma the pretties of particuls individuals east a just blame upon sap entire community. View and examine the nature M Itml7 i , tied it has nothing in he institution hut what unpol toted reuses, the law of Moses, and the Gaspe) of Christ, sill tall-1 allow Gad universally sanction. Fur thumb Masonry, hi its primary state, inevitable murals aad the religion of na ture, yet it shines with peculiar lustre is those happy limn . tries wham the soon, righteousness has desomderl with heal iag dais singe. But net to be further tedious, haying aa , aetsbied, as I Itehme *beamed, in conformity to the custom of ancient Mill eaudero Memos, we ought, after the example of one of stir rent muter., (Solninon. Xing of Israel,) utter up oar supplicatime to the God of nature, symmetry, and istivereal tattler." 'The Rev. Cbaplaia thee delivered a asset excellent and allowPrhit• PraYarl I'hr weather was favourably auspicious, and the ceremony was happily VOW pitted without interrup tion sr accident. NAVAL I VTE LLIGENC E. roaTsmouTra, JUNE 19. Arrival the Liana brig, trees a cruise.—Wind N.W. ortkoirrw, Julia la. Caine in His Majesty's ship Melville, front the West Indies. Sailed the Shia Joke lugger; with dispatches for the emit of Spain ; Swallete, with a convoy for Cork ; Salem, Iris, L'Aigle, Statira, and Vir ginia, on a cruise. FALMOUTS. JUNS 15. A company of artillery was embarked at Ply mouth, on Thursday, on heard the Rerorery trans port, which sailed immediately for Cork, to join the expedition about to proceed trout thence for Spain, under the command of Sir Arthur Wellesley. At the moment when we .had finished the above paragraph, a rumour rea(had sis that the Spanish fleet from Cadiz were arrived off the Lizard ! So powerfully does hope opprate upon belief !—The fleet seen off the Lizard ; we have no doubt, was the honteward-bound Leeward Island convoy, of about 70 sail, which were left off there, yesterday, by the .4/er/usder schooner, Capt. Lundell:, one of the convoy, which has arrived at Falmouth front St. Thornits's.—Wind W. The rnmonr of the Brest fleet being at sea, is not entitled to credit. The Saturn 74. I.ailed from Plymouth on Thursday, to jails the Channel fleet off Brest. 100THAMPTON, JUNE 14. , Our hooded warehouses continue to be at II stared, tiotwithstanding the prohibition in France IDA Spain, trysts. biting two neutral Vessels now dis chorginkat fills port, one front France - aid] a cargo of brands, and out. from Spain u ith n'eargo of shOrry wine, by which, together with a large qmoitity of port still ncralir bond, we are able to cot,ti,iue to stiPlAy 41 digs principal cities and towns ■ear its. DOVER. JUNE 19. Yesterday, about five o'clock in the afternoon, the West India fleet hove in 'iglu, and still keep coming up. Last night and to-day several passen gers have been landed, among whom is an (dicer of artillery. The company of artillery, which have been lying here some tithe with a party from Ham-- irate which came here to join them, marched this lam ii ill g, about as o'clock, for Portsmouth, there to embark. The people employed in the ordnance department here are very busy in shipping off ball certrid'ges ; near three millions will go from this place, which, with what has been sent from other places, will amount to near tea millions shipped, suptimod for the use of the Spaniards. haptivateers seem to have been upon the look out (bridle Beets coining up. One row-boot pries teerf with ten oars. has been picked up by the Croulter"gun-brig ; another, during the fog, got misoug our fishing-boats, which coinpel led some of theta to leave their nets anti make their escape.— We have not heard of any taken, nor do we sup pose the lishiiig4.oats to have been their object.— Four F.ast Indiamen are =ow/ the fleet, all which had been taken by a single frigate.--- Another company of artill6y has marched in, to supply the place of those wlrich marched out in the morning. DEAL, JUNE 19. • Arrived the Celohenn•s, with about forty sa I of vessels under convey from the Leewant !!aiels ; awl Severe, with three Danish Fast Indian-len, (prises) and two Southseamen under convoy, from the Cape of Gond Hope, in thirteen week s . Sailed the Mirjeseir, Bellerophon. Triumph, i.e There, Warspite,sed Miaotear, to the Northward. —Wind RISZKOCK, srigE IS. Arrived this morning the Fame, Nl.l.ellaii, from Trinidad. one of the fleet, parted in tbi k v 'ether es the 2d inst. in let. 4.5. lon. 40. The fleet, con sisting of eiti sail, left Tortola on the e2d under convoy of the !Wow', 74, errforms frigate, and Melvin, sloop of war. Capt. M.Lellan says, there are 3ti sail for eft*lle, tifiCthe . following are the only names which he recollects: falc4einia, Stewart, /)emus• Arindut, Jrthwrlwn, .lino; Comilla, thy, Bortiodore ; Royal Charlotte. Morris, tile. Lads; Nancy, Crawford, ditto; Hercules, Illoirrr, fit. Via eent's ; Elizabeth, M'Grer or, Trinidad; Mary Aire, Diekie, Trinidad ; Juno, tionie, ditto ; lituptsernia, Bendier, ditto ; MArnlet,—; Duke of Kcal, Troup% Dritierora ; _ . and also the Clyck vessels feel .iverponl ; Mary, Gibson, Iltomlterbice ; and Jean, Wilson, fur Trinidad. On the sth instant, in Int. 55. 30. long. 17. spoke the brig ere:rent, Smith. from Shields, bound to Pirtnn, seven days from the Pentland frith, all well. _ _ _ Arrived also this morning. ship United King dom, Jarniesou, from italifax, after a rapid pat.saav .ot'llfteen days, brings ne particular lieu% The embargo still continued in the United States. COAK. JUNE 13. _ A greet part of the Westle . & homeward-bound fleet have passed by this toast. The Lardy Bid sey, destined for this poiX. arrived here yesterday. —The Veteran battalion, for a few years quartered io the barracks and farts et Cove. are to proceed lits , Gbsaltar. to relieve the Veteran butt/thou Row an pennon duty there: Th.:Pelyphcasin line of liettit tllp esperte I at e:ciinl.to bike out the West assetibled ip thicksebour; the .S'appha alorio of • War, Iyui Art lovf; accouvirtnies her * s fiesiteance, Sy bd.: CIA Druid fvirot , :i, and Jftisk sloop if war, Le 0;4 at Cove. OXRDR/), JE;et Wednesday, fleetest day of Aft Terns, the Re!. Je#ea We, M.A. mod Stalrut is Divinity, o; New College, wee ad. mated Bdchclor in Divinity. The Rev. Edward Miller, of ttuceo's Cefiege; Rev. John Riilcy and Riebard Odell, of New College; Rev. Peter Wilhelm su4 Charles Holloceh, of Ybrut Chime!' ; Rev. John Micheal Ingram aid Mr. !rums oung, of Pembroke College ,• Messrs. Thomas Heber nod Charles Golding, of Broadloom College, B.A. were ,drooled Masters of Arta. Messes. Charles Parr Burney, of Merton College; Gerrg•e Shorwood Evans sod William Pitman Jones, of Pembroke College i'harles Sawyer and lineLe Thornhill, of Christ Church ; George Clough Marshall and John Thernton, of Wadham College; sod John 'lay lor, of University College, were admitted Bachelors of Art+. Thursday, Sir Me/rogue Chohneley, Rut. and B. A of Magdalen College, was admitted Master of Arts, Grand Coin pounder. Rev. James White and Warwick Young Churchill Hunt, of Exeter College; Rev. Thomas Hugh Cionb, of Josue College; Messrs. Robert Taylor and J. 114 lle,uic, of Trinity College; Rev. Eardley Nortow, of l iiireraMy Col kge ; Rev. Thomas William Tanner, el Crertfeed College; and Bennet Hoskyus. Fag. of Balliol Celso.ge, B. A. were ad. miffed Masters of Arts. Messrs. Arthur Matthews, of Brass nose College ; Wm. Russell sod Richard Valdes White, of hlagdalete Connie; James Wood. 1100 Price, Robert Mor n,, Even Vaughan Eraos and Mame, of Jesus Col legs; Woe. Fielding, dales liyson, Edward Whitehead, nod Robert Goody* Audrey , s. of Corpus Christi College; Edward Griffin, of Lincoln College ; William Shuldbaen, William Riordan, James Ellice, and John Stapylton, of Uni emit, College, and Charles Henry Taylor, of BONA Cul lege were admitted &chews of Arts. olMonoley last the Rev. Mr. Hesee was elected Fellow; Messrs. Clay sod Short, Scholars; and Mr. Drury, Foglia*. Boner, orlkkeity-Colle;e, is this Unleash. The Rev. Jobs Lukin, moo of the Dean of Wells, list Imes collated to a prebend at that cathedral, void by the death of the Rev. Mr. rawnea. On !Main last the Missing Gestic... were ordained at Chilit Church by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford i DeneOus--Memes. Thomas Howse, E.A. Dewy of Mag dalen Coll Ate; Thomas Pesuset, M.A. Fellow of All Smola' College Henry Yeomans, B.A. of Pembroke College, Carafe of C • Thomas Owes, B.A. Chaplain of Christ Church t !pace Rodney, B.A. Felton' of All Seals' College; Edmund Goodestmgit, M.A. Stadest of iChriet Church; Thomas Davies, B.A. Fellow of Mertent College; Charles Lloyd, E.A. litslest of Christ Church; lames Newington Evens, B A. Fellow of Wailhatu College ; Andrew Damns! Morrie*, M.A. Student of Christ. Church; Thomas Ilugb Clough, Scholar of Jesus College; Alraander Mac kenzie, M A. Student of Christ Church. Pa itays—vklesits. Thos. Peery A,hhurst, S.C.L. Fel low of An Soule' College; Charles Cornelius Chambers, B.A. Student of Christ Church ; Henry Lloyd Loring, B.A. Fellow of Magdalen College; Frederic Gardiner, M.A. Fel low of Lincoln College; Eardley Norton, B.A Fellow of University Coll. ; Wilda% Church, M A. Fellow of Trinity College; Thomas Wood Simpson, BA. Seholar of I"cr rester College; James Noel Pigott, H A. Fellow of Wurceii ter Collage ; George Tanutrou, h! A Probationer Fellow of Coius Christi College ; Win. Rockland, M A. Scholar, and in right of Fellow, of Corpus Christi College; Charles Milmau Mount, M.A. Probsoio•ier reliow of Corpus Christi Colter ; Walt r I.e. eft, B.A. Sootiest of Christ Church; Chyle' P .1.. Studeut of Christ Church • rots rt Newton!, M.A Feline of Braseneee College; Cha rles Ship ley, B.A. Fellow of All Suck' College. e ut t ders:and that be.tuecu four hundred and ere hundred husk and file of the regiment of Ox foul Loyal Volunteers hay! volunteered to go on permanent duty this.sittnutaft for fourteen days— mid that eis bury, in Berkshire, it the town where they are likely to he quartered. It is m.poeted the regiment will march. upon the duty about the tit!' of July. NORIVICE, Juni is. At . General Ordiriallast, holden is the Catbectial es Iles deo Lut, by the Lord Bisbee of tide Diocese, the following Gentlemen were ordeised : DEACONS. Arlani Baynes, B.A. Sidney-mall. Csieb. Risbeed Duffield, B.A. St. John's-eon. Cmsb. Chas. Fibber, Caiss-eell. Comb. Jamie Mourne Satbselsod Week. Jai. Derereeo Hostler; B.A. Fellow of Trin. coil: Csmb. Wm. White Hetabsium, B.A. Pembriike.ball, Canib. Ruht. Bediugto, B.A. Fe/low of Celia-coll. Comb. John Nelms, B.A. Trisity.kall. C. Samuel Tilbrosk„ B.A. St. Petere-emlk Camb. Getter Wilkins, B.A. Ceiwoeoll. (?ebb. Benj. Waisarriglit, B.A. Sidney-fell Climb. PRIESTS. Jelin Atbew, B.A. Jerasenll. Caleb. dohs Peter atanaleers, B.A. Coe pits Christi. coll. Cavell: Henry Kekbel, Sidney Susses-cell. Climb. Harrison Packard, B.A. Casub. Eileord Pemberton, Pet►rkem.e, Benedict Perim& B.A. Wadlianoeoll. Dotes'. Thar Padden, B.A. Fellow of ('has. Robe Rowlett, B.A. Christ's-cell. Comb. liciry Rollo Williams, B.A. Caiiiimoll Cask% I bas %Woodward, It A. Clare-bell, Climb. t.I.IIIIRIDcr. Just 13. On Seturdly last t►e fAlowins degree* were conferred :n t►e *este House _ _ Ea prof Lass :—Augnstus Gostlisz, Bachelors of Divinity :.--iihrrard Becher, of Si. lolterr-esd lege ; John Itobson, of St. Je.bn's-cohere, bovsal Arad stead, of Trinity-colirste ; R. Watkinsuv,i Emmanuel-college Chow Barnet, of (luresiti-eollete; Thomas Husking, et tßirlisey.colicge ; Samuel ; sod Edward Addivun, Bail taullrgs. Masters or Arts •-11 Allot, of Trinity-toile:* ; An drew liaddlestune, of Triiiit).collep ; sod Richard Pet ri. k, Ilazdaleti-roltege. ltnrhelors of Arts :—George Kent, of Tainity.:collcge Eduard .B. Blsekborn, Ef St. John's-rollegc atid Joseph D 4 1d on, of Pet. rlinuer. Sir %rm. brewer's Gold Mednls are this year adlidved as followa.—For the f :MA Ode, to Mr. liessiell, of ' , and a escort prior to Mr. Illuvafield.ast Casins.col 11MC,—For the Latin (Mr, to the Rea. Mr. Law .;so.. of Lord Lliroboroucla) of qt Julan's.colloge • and for the E.piyran,s to Mr !nitwit-IJ, uf ilauve-oleutioncd, ate of Bury Sclera. T . be Chrigtopbor IVooloworth, N.A. of Ti ley. Ins be prrs-nted, by tile Archbishop of Cook., boil. to I. I:exer) of Rot kni;, in Resta r vocatctl by tie ...eels a tier Right Hon and Ter. Chocks Musky. . The Nor. I,r. Master of Trinity-collrge, i. still esterionesi as like) t.. 0 be ashamed tee Prelacy. The schooner Margaret, WiliCiTeriMil, was lost os the htli May, at ;N; ea foundland ; crew raved. A wand match at cricket, for 100 guineas a side, was lately played on Sunderland town moor, by 16 4entlemen of the Sunderland Cricket Club. First innings, by Messrs. Swum, Moans, Mottoes', T. HORN, Mot* ea% , N. Hoßa, HOWARD, and MARTTRISAa, 41; second innings, by ditto, 17; total sti. lust innings, by Messrs. CRASS, SCOTT, Wti.Soll, HuTTON, IRIDLEY, SMITiIsON, and Srt 'ICE, 31 ; second itiuitigg, by ditto, :6; told 57. On the !Cub August, a small tortoise left the o u t,h e inn, at OW Walker, near NeaeuAle, where it had be►n for lour or five months, and disappear v. V On the sth ult. it was seen coining towards the house, very weak, with a white slough over one of its eves. It is supposed to have sheltered in the ground ander scum hedge during the winter. It is now very healthy, and can beer a person upon its hack 20 stone weight. 711 E. .41.410rE CORIV-ELCHAING2, iu to. rite arrivals of whist th.s eta/ saAke a tolerable supp! ) . ;. and doe track, early lat.y;se fro:soul, was brisk in 004 0t small increase in price ; lost aftersonds btwatvir chin There is but little denta,rl fOr.Barley, able+ is rather cheaper.— Am sr..l %Via to Peas at small vollatiou. Itea,.s, of loth sorts, me loser The soppi.rs of Wes err and tbot tisane is likewise rather clieaper. Salts of innir at hist track's. iptotAt ion . CURRENT TP.P. Wheat !itis. lids ars hue ditto ads. o. is she. 50 Raney 4IM. 450. lid fHalt .... 6ss. 7511 White Peas (hod.) I 1 (N. II est (trey Peas tins. dos Deans(Oki) bss. nd 'F. OP CRAIN Tick ileum. (Utdl Sae. 6i• (iris 4"1. set. ♦Se. . 4lj' sit 04. l'utdtue ..... 4sB. (4 Rape Seed.— 3sl. 30. us. Fine rer * N . &i * Secoud, 6.5s SMITH fIELII MAIM hT—J e 0. This day's .:11arkmt was.well supplied with pria.• Beasts, and the skew of attic, in general, was cuumeltrlble. Mat, ton Veal, sou Push, are cheaper than our lust report. kt e:t l is ;rarer ; Lamb sold at last price r stud the trade, fur ttc moat part, was pretty good. 'the rules iu ul:e II ey•ciari.e.t were rather livel-,—Ntraw fetched a !viler t markt t—Hay mid Clover übtanued last pr,re • •i jAy'a lag prices and nu &Jere are au accurate Lat. ut •ui . le To sink the Offal r atone ut ..•1. Beef.... ea. 6d. to 6s. tid. Herd oft:wee iii i ,tiy i Motion... es. oil. to Ss. td Bracts Vest .... ss. 6d. to 7s. od. Sheep end Lambs.. la -.• Lamb .. ;A. 6d. to 75. od. Calree Pork .. .. as. i Od. to 6s. oil. Pip 'IS PRICES OF HAY ANL) rntAo, YEba A...;.. , -C. ST. J alitEes.. WillT4Cll•Pli.. Hay, 41. is.. to 61 to ' llef 41. 104. lo 61 Ns. Strew, 91. 94. to I. is flew, 01. IN. to el M. Clover, 64 la. to 0.445. Straw. a 161. to 01. 411 COAL-MARKET, JYtIL in. tibips a tparkrt Pnce _ . 129—Newcastle. l2l. 6d. • SI.. od. 9..Snarialawi...... 6 .... 41s. od. • CU. od. I ..0 nd o od. s —4. od. PRICK OF STOCKS I( EsTisauvr 9 per Camt:ltesimoesi 41 per . 4i Lae' Amenities lA.' , 5 per Ceut Omniurs ' Judi* Bends Per. lm. Pos. ...lei 14-16 991 Exchequer Dille 3l, id. Prem. evliah Lottery Tickets Comets fur T. USN, St.,ck-bruker, a. design. sad 9. ( hari.,z Cern 6IRTIIM. At Clifton, on Thurschy, t►e LOt► fut. the Fight Han. Lad.: Cbarl,tte Goold, of a soa On Saturday, 3t, 5. Gurney, of Serjeaots' In 1, of ndauebter. MARRIAtiLS Lately, the lion. Gement Altai.. to Wee Arne Louis DAll.n,si‘ter to Colonel Sa W 4 1 ,111101 1)4111'0Z. [t a rt. ( 1 n Fraley 11110 r sing, at Cheltelhata, Mr. J. Co ~:nan, the Ntwaliass Harper, ago.' 11, t 6 lam R. 11.fie::11.gbera, aged 16. DEATHS. On Friday list, at ills House, Above-hae, Sontlianipteo, at an &throat-et! age, Colonel Heywood, Deputy Waidea, Ran4er, and Woodward a t' ,, New Fount, and a Mein,er t f the Corporation of Soothanipton.—He was an a 4 ac quaintance of His Majesty and ut ihe Royal }Wm' ly, at whoa. posse they usually took thcir ft-saki/cc a ben t:icy we -.1 to that ton it. Monday se'unight, at Brighten, the Rev. Ralph Sneyde, after 3 ihtto t ..1. was Rector of Jevinaton, in anises, and domestic Chaplain to the Prince of Wak• Ow Taesday, Capt cf the Royal Navy, Groverdor of fhe Royal Naval Hospital at 111111i4f On Friday morning ratcr IL re d..:a illness, at the ad wowed a g e of s.• cicos as.: tied, Mr. Cliecseceae, who was par . .. Molter of Ysciatwouth. On tb tb lost on oh eft day hs 111.1 attsiord th^ isze vf 94 year. Mr. Thomas Allman, who has long Leen a ITS)" , et. able i..Labitaat of P 1 .11111 4 .11 street, Hanover-square, Leaden. I c. ly, at • very advanced age, Mr. S. Goadby, of Spiral ee, e, brother to the lA. Mr. Ruhcrt Gotdhv, of Limbos ne. s a exemplary piety of this worthy porsoir pi dared Oil hie br tevolent mind its witural infnienoe far he was distic g iislaed by the heniguity of h.s he , rt, and by 'quay arta of lA .lef.Ctriet. It might be truly said of taint, that be cent shirt doiag goad, and that Le considered it more blessed to give an to receive. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT WINDOPI-RIGER.d. Murn. o...miu. art., 111 aria. It min. after—ls. SAIALS BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD PUBLIC DOUSE AND FARMS, ESSEX z, Pt,. SM At OstrewseCitEse46o2-- 'Cbsage-alle3, earaltrl, tun • doy N TUESDAY, tam Jaue, itireaut, at Twe.‘pl A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in fire bets; 31k. prisint tls amp Cote Public.l.nmo, n:..1 tun k,ri. Imam, wilt. those frinss,erds, three Boras, Stable', Aso , Wows, Calve-pens, toes:titer with several lt.closures of ... I. Alesdoer, and Pastore Land, ermiainmg arras, with very valuable val extensive Cutussoa Riede, sad foot Aeonruent. of Wouel frotu tiaitesult Forest, onlvautase:.n.iy situate near 3.lnek's Gate, nu the Fund, s id e o r il.ii . lalt F O . mi t, is theparishes of I);ce.:han. and Barking, in tie cuticty of Brim, one mile from the turnpike wad, tLree itura I. la - find and Ilford, and ten films London : let to A . ..sebum Ilia wood and Abraham Miller, on old leases, at 741. a yeas, which will expire at Chrtatines, I tag. Printed particulars army be bad of the Tenants; of \lrani. Reableleli,Sou and Lee, fla:inn-Frdeo ; II art. ford; Lie:2,lll'ord ; Quen's flood, Barking at way's ; rear. Smith, Auctinneer, Windsor; and at hie house No. g, New Broad street, C:ty of 11.011d011. HANOVER-STREET, II ANOVER 7 SQUARE. ELEGANT HOVSE1101.1) FURNITURE, in • hand some Drawing room Snit, contniuing trrir. Chairs, tn. tireeiaa Coaches, Le.; Fron' Dryer" Window- entrains, with fashiasable gold sad bronzed Cortina; four-post lirdstrail, and Furniture to match; large Glasses and 3: r• run; an elegant Table Cluck, in so ehuity Frrtnn; anti various other Effects, the getiniue Y triwei of a (irr.o..e man havitig Team, NT On the Premises, NO. 13, lianirver-stmot, Usr...ecr THIS DAY and Tomturroie, at Twelve u **, A LL the GENUINE FeTEI:TS, 11 hilt three elerant four-po t bedsteads and furiiitur.. - made in a fashionable mile; held and teat ditto goose end down feather bed, ; a rot of mahogany ma: tibia ; a act of row-wood, card, and au& ditto; fuurtter parlour chains, covered in 31orocum leather large secretaite and book-cam ; dunlde and single commode drawees; baud some celhiret sideboard ; large gleams and mirrors, in rich frames; heantifol prints, amoag which are • yet of Mor land's Beverly Hants and a sit front Cook's Voyages, iv handsome frames ; large Tiiikry, Persia, Brussele,a - nd Rid dermiAEter carpets; several *oral and Grecian couches ; - natter wash-band stands; three pair card-tabkni ; Warm). ditto; ladies' dressaig, reading,,,mid writing tables beau tiful fire-screens, basesirtands a table clock, two plir baud some eat glass lustre liavAsoute prints, fir; arm% he.; the whole urwliich must be sohl without resent Catalogues to be bad at the Place of Sae. LONDON: Priatc.l h G. D AVIDS4)i, No 19, OW Boswell-court, L.ucy-otreet, anti the (Mire, 0. IS, Back of Bt. Cleatte.•;*4 Cho.. Is. :01101.1. b) witty of tame place —tinier!, oat to tba Olin, (hat p, - - - . t le Tb liil fiv ill tr