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MESSAGE OF THE FRENCH SENATE TO THE EMPEROR AND KING. " Sias —The Seadte has received the message which your Majesty hay been pleased to transmit to it from the capital of so many provinces which your armshave so rapidly comity-red—from that city which the august presence of Napoleon the Great, and the Eagles of his armies, consecrate as one of the most remarkable of his incredible conquests. Your Ma. jest) , has communicated to the Senate and the French people, the sublime sentiments which never cease to occupy your breast for the good of our coun try and that of all Europe. l'he Senate li.t.tens to offer you the homage of its grat;tudo. Sire, what have you not done to obtain that peace which England ought to wish for more than France ? And let us be p er mitt e d to tell your Imperial and Royal Majesty, th•rt the people of France would not have heard, without sensible regret, of the sacrifices your Ma i sty has offered to procure the tranquillity of the Continent, had you not covered Europe with your trophies, aad dispersed the three coalitions , whfch a blind fatality had successively precipitated against France: And when a fourth Coalition has dump peered before you—when, at the voice of your Ma je%ty, the wrath of the French people, more terrible than the storms of the ocean, had overturned, de • stroyed, an d annihilated every obstacle that opposed itself, and your Vlaj 'sty still offered the mew peace . to the enemy, which you had proposed before you •resumed your thunder—(these are the wartoreabie words in your Majesty's Meosage)—yrea wished for a dur shle prosperity, not only for your own people, not only for your allies, but even for your ennpsice immortal thanks be rendered to your Majesty in the name of humanity tt Let the calamities fall only upon that insular Coop, "el 'ot. which provokes, propagates, and mul tiplies them: and w h wh ins it rests, entirely, to ' put an end to them May that Government meet with just reprisals; may it be denounced in its commerce, and consequently through its whole ex istence, by a kind of political anathema ; may it be isolated upon the rocks that are enrironed with storms, wh n it shall in vain attempt to secure itself in tee misfit of use geld it heaps up, and which is still tinged w'th the blood of the unfortunate in habitants of the enslaved East. That Government has recalled the pnaiee of j the barbarous ag. s, and will experience all the evils, of it. Let a wall of brass keep it far from that Con tinent where the impious agitators have so Often, by their influence, diffused error and vain alarms, with cot rupting promises and homicidal peignards, from t e cabinets of faithless Ministers even' into the Ca. terns of bri 'ands. and the dens of assassins. " Let Europe, whose civilisation it has wished to throw back, be for it an inhospitable land! Let its ships, of which it is so proud, be scatter:yl.oller the sets on which they ryranniz- ! May they wish in vain to esc.pe from the angry ocean; and on the coasts of Europe let them only find places wit-re they will be wr'cked without receiving assistance ; where inevitable imprisonment, or the avenging thunder of the rights of nations, await them 1— And what is the term which your lslajesty will be pleased to put to this terrible re-anion against the Ish,sies which the English Government has so often struck ? The moment when a listing peace shall guarantee the freedi'm of commerce, the li berry of the seas, the in lependence of nations. the end of all the calamities with which the British Government has inundated Europe, the happiness of this English nation itself. which the Government deceives, leads away. and degrades. from that high pinnacle of glory where so many great men bad raised her. " I o area this deliverance of European industry, the French people, Sire, will second you with their generous exertions. What would it not dp for that august Monarch who despises fitigues, privations, and dangers, when he fights for the prosperity and honour of the nation which has trusted to him their destinies? What would it not do for the Hero k admires. and for the Father it loves? The Se. nate, Sire, has hastened to adept the Senate, Como,- sus ; which permits 80,000 brave men more to go under your orders, and join in the ranks of the col. querors of Marengo, Austerlitz, and Jena, to tii. lintels and to gain a peace by conquest—those of your children, to wham the law has decreed the ho. nourable ptivilege to match the first, in order to shale the glory of their seniors in arms. We thank you for c..lling them so soon into year camp, as to give them hopes of still finding laurels to gather at the evreinity of Europe. And, in the mean time, Sire, the Senate, devoted, like the people, to your sacred person, feeling it their glory to transmit to your Majesty the sentiments of the nation. sup presses the secret wish which calls for the presence of your Majesty. It is incessantly occupied with those prodigies which your genius effeas, with the great affions of your invincible armies, with the renown of their illustrious chiefs, with that peace which your Majesty will give the world, and with that happy mom-nt. whet , . as the interpreter of the public gra titude. it will present to your Imperial and Royal Majesty, the homage of their respea, their love, and their inviolable fidelity. v. The Prevalent and Secretaries; (Signed) " CAMBACERES, " Arch•Chat.eellor of the Empire. " Di PETE, Secretary. " PORCIIER, Ex-SecreUvy." Tbe Martha nal &tibia e ROYNTOM, from Ullapool, for Bristi.l, is lost near Gar Lock. 'Me Western Trader, Worresini, arrived at Li verp.'-d on Friday : she ailed from Philadelphia the 2.1 Dee. On the sth inst. at a. w. off Cork, SAW a brig on the lea how ; at i 0 4. w. she came alongside, AnJ fired two musket shots through the main and fore sad% the Master then came cn b wrd she proved ro be a French privateer of IS guns.— She d• rained the Western Train one hour and an halt, And then bore away for a sip to lee ward. On the lith, saw two brigs and a ship -tandihg tar e westward ; the ship hoisted American co kis sas s h e pa led. On the 7th, at half past (Oar PN,. the S,malls Light House hone souih, distant fiec 'crimes, several sail in sight, standiog to yes:weld. spoke the ship flurried, bound to New .0,1 , ar.d a i erig :rum Liverpool, bound to the larriA, to whom she gave information of •the al. I •• 1 PROM LAST Niairrs 04ZETTR. - IKILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ofwe, Jetsam., 15,18J7. Ist Regiment Si Dragoon Guards .Henry Colman Tohnion, Gent to be Comet without purcriaoa 71d Regiment of Fuoi-i.Captain H. G4olphin Rooper to be Miter, by purchase,•,ce Border, who retiree Slat Other—Captain henry Aiming to be Major, vice Zeus*, promoted in the ladi Royal Veteran Battalom. 10th Royal Veteran battolion.airceet Lieutenwit-Colonet Henry Zama', from the Ski Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. BREVET. De/t le Anthony Salvia, of the f'A Garrison Battalion, to be Maple 141 the Army. Ordsance-Offiee, lam. IN 1807. Royal Artillery Drivers—Second Lieutmiant Commissai Mat• they Evans to be First Lieutsnant Commissary, rice &ticket, deceasd-elated January t, 1107. A tnistrong, Gaut. I. be Second Lieutenant CetOgiit- Lay, Evans-a-dated as above. dafkiraftr-Ojire, lanisary 13, 1807. Cape M a Letter from Vice Admiral Loni Cisßingwood, Com mander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the Mediterramaft. to William Maslen, Esq. dated ~u board the Oman, off C.atiss, the 20th December, 1506. Sta—l inclose to you, to be laid before the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the Copy of a Letter from Captain Pearse, Commander of His Majesty's sloop the Halcyon, informing me of his having fallen in with a ship, a brig, and zebeck, of the enemy's cruizers, on the 13th mst.,off Cape St. Martin's; and after an anion, highly creditable to this Offsstr and his Ship's Company, succeeded in capturing the Spanish ship the Neptune dins de los Marrs, of fourteen onto and seventy-two man, tire brie and zebech suitor?, their escape, after their tire was silenced. - - - I am glad of this opportunity of giiing to their Lordships my testimony of the spirited and skilful conduit of Captain Pence, in all the duties on which he is employed The present instance of his having attacktd and succeeded against an enemy, so v.ry superior, demonstrates what his ability is, when there is opportunity to ex:iibit it. I am, &c. Cot tiscwooo. His Majesty's Slip (;11.).aitAr MY LORD, By, Dee. le, ,e• I beg leave bee inform your Lordship, that on the 13th inst. at eight in the morning, Cape Sr. Martin's S. S. W. six leagues, I perceived three sail standing out from the land towards me; being 00 contrary tacks, we closed fast, when, witina fhtieor .6ve miles, I discovered they were vessels of war (a ship, a brig, and a zebeck), and shortly after steered diredly for me. Seeing they were su perior and five settees seen from the tops, coming from su perior, same quarter. I judged it pru lent (as they seemed determined to bring me to /taloa) to close with them as soon as possible, and decide :he contest before any assistauce could be given from the other five; at half-past ten (being nnoly ' within musket shot) they hoisted Spa dish colours, and commenced anion. As soon as I got a-breast of the upped vessel. I got on the other tack, and brought them to closer adion. which lasted till twelve o'clock, when their fire slackened. At half-put, being nearly a calm, the brig aad seheck hauled away to the southward, assisted by their boats and sweeps, the ship then nearest us endea• souring to do the SAM' to the Northward; we swept after her, and, in an hour, got close alongside, when she struck her colours. She proved to be a Spanish polacro ship (privateer), the Neptune dies de los Mares, of It guns, and seventy•two men, from Dania, going on a cruise between Minorca and the Coast of Aftica, with the other two in company ; who, I am sorry to say, made their escape, but not before their fire had been silenced. The five settees, when within three miles, seeing ' the ship . stesetted, returned to the shore, and went into the part of Denia. Though extraordinary, I am happy to say we had none killed, and only three wbunded: Lieutenant Briggs, my First, by a splinter, in the arm, whom I beg leave to re commend to your Lordship's notice ; Lieutenant Pearce, who has been ading three years and a half in this vessel; and one seaman. The loss of the enemy must he great. The wounded from the ship are doing well; nine in all. I give your Lordship the full particulars of this event, and trust my attacking so very superior a force (seeing they were resolutely determined to being me to sawn) will meet your Lirdship's :spor kation, knowing I could depend upon my Officers and ' ship's company, whose cool, brave, and steady con dud, on this, as on former occasions, almost insured me success before the anion conimenced—they oretrit my warmest acknowledgments. I cannot omit mentioning my having four pas sengers. Captain Sullivan, of the 81st regtm:at, who commanded the small arms ; Messrs. Purvis, Crokdt, and a Neapolitan Messenger, were all of great service, as we we, e sixteen short oL•ccunple , mem. The object of the enemy's fire was mostly directed at our masts and rigging, in which I am sorry to say, we have suffered very materially. The force opposed to the Halcyon, was the Nep tunodios de los Mares, fourteen twelve .poundcrs, and seventy-two moo ; La Vergin di Sotidad, fourteen twelve and eight-pounders, and seventy-eight men. El Vives, twelve eight and six-pounders, and sixty five men. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) H. W. NA ass. The Right Ilea. C. Lord Cullingwood. Copy of a Letter 1t the It•ght Honourable LoINI Gardner Admiral of the %Vhito, &c. Zfcc to Waluna Ma dcu, Esq dated Trent, Cork Harbour, 6th of January„ Sta—l have the honour to transmit herewith, for the information of the Lords Commissioners cf the Admiralty, copy of a latter from Captain James Brisbane, of the Alcinese, giving an accoant of the capture, by that ship, on the 4ch inst. in lat. 50 deg. N. long. I I deg W. of Le Courier, Fteach curler privateer, of St. Maloes. I have the honour to be, It. G• 10111111. MY LORD, Alcmene, at Sea, Jan. 6. MI. I have the honour to acq.saint your Lordship, that His Majesty's ahip under my command, on t;re 4th iost. in larituie SO deg. N. long. It deg. W. fell in with, and captured Le Courier, French cutter privateer (formerly His Majesty's hired armed cut ter, Alert) pierced fm fourteen guns, hot now rts , unting seven, of different calibres, forty-two and tweuly-tourap.sund brass carrioristles, and seven y menu dour . days from Morlisis, without MtkiVA captusea I have. he. •, (Sighed) JAM'S 3!;I , 7ANt. The-Lila How Atlanta! LonlGarduer, • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Benjamin Chandler, William Cital4ll.4, and Cinizeit'm ChatMaur the Toon or, ut Leek, in Me county a Ste Mad, druggisu, ail and es:doormen. Jay. 7, 1507. Jinn Snook, Jana Snook, „km and Matthew Snook, of Portia a.td Bedhimpton, to the county of Hampshire, mer chants. JAa. 13, to 6 George Wokinuni And Demi', B u tler, of Now Crane, Wap ping, sailmiakers and ship-chambers. Jan. If, 18.4 James Clegg tha Younger, “dd Ka iviffir Scholhold, of Pit kingtan, in the county of Lanca.sor, cotton manufacturers. Jan. 8, Isu7 Thomas Lockwood, John LMhtfont, and William Nixon, et the town ..f Nottingham, WIWI. Dee 19, 18 6. Guyer (idiff-rt and Hartman Wert ',slier, 04 Uni , ,Mcourt, Broad-street, London, merchant.. Jan. 12, 1807 George Wilson and Samuel Wilfnn, of Ashton-under•line, iii the comity of Lancaster, cotton spinners. June 9, 1796. Janos Puttar, Wuliiam Malian, and Paul Willmin Bertheau, of Manchester, in the county statute of Lancaster, mer chants. Jan, 5, 1801. John Skidmore, Ftencis Skidmore, and Joseph Parker, of aerkanwell•Green, in the enlist, of Middlesex, working jewellers. 1/..c. 23, 1806. Thomas Hunt end Joseph Hunt, of Both Terrace, fu the parAh of St. George in the East, in the county of Malatesta, carpenters. Dec. 24, 1806. Willtarii Morley Evans and John Anitis„ of Fenthurch street, ship and invoirance.brokera Jan. 10, 1807. Jeremiah Martin, of limbury foeidge, in the parish of Wakefield, in the county of York, and Witham B.ad.ey tho younger, of Halifax, in the said county, dealers in deal tim ber. dee. SI, 1806,... _ . Samuel Turner, Thomas Johnson, and William Burton Turner, of Sheffield, in the county or York, nieicers and drapers Nos W, 1e..6 William Smithery and Thomas Smith Newman, of South wark, in the county of surrey, See4.llllelll. Jan 10, 1807. John Cousins, W Iliatu Coutinv, William Nash, Charles Sayer, and James Wild:., of Bread street, Cheakisido„ who4e sae Decerriner 31, !In f. Jame Grellier and Thomas Cole, of Stillford and Grays Thllrftsek, in the county ed Essex, lime burners. Dee. St, 1806. Edward Smith GNirgo Salo. of Atherstnne, in the county of Warwick, nicicers and draping. Jgu. 2, BANICRUP ICI ENL4RGED. William Ticker, of Marlow-a/4g -, m t.i county of 11..rics, dealer and cilapinan, from Januity 17, to February 4,1'11.0,11 Li.,idou. BANKRUPTS. John Woo 4 Eaton, ut uc Cmomot, neat the Minorto, in the city of inerotant, situp and insurance -broker, dra er and r lia i nean, to snr ender, January 17, *44, and Fc• bruary 4, at teu, at Gt. dhall At.eratey, Mr. HaLyaid, t;op. taAll-court, Iluogtn. rt.sit-st rat Jnotprt Hawkey, et Piccadilly, in the county of bliiidlesen, army accoutrement MAIM, to tuttelidtr. Jatltllty tgV, and Fear .ary at twelve, at sio..d,uni, London Attorney, Mr. Cuot. boutitainpton-imet, 11.uotenrury-riquant. George Godwin, at Sta t.. d, ut the county at Stafford, cord• V thigh; anueutAker, dater and c.w.0..), to autreuder, J. nun ay IJ, ti, and F , ..ornary h 4, At eleeen, at tote ductal of Jeou flugroa, a.,0w0 by [lts slot of the Slot, sttuAt• in St.i t.rd, w cue county 091 Subtfotd. Attorney., Mr Jame. Pun two, H;11111-COUlt, Eiril-41.14 . 0,1.011,10t1; •sid W 11114113 tlreartef , rStromnhAn,, in the roomy et Warwick _ _ itienard Wi of 1-hisereft, i.e tidscuauty of liereford, Ai ler, dealer athi co.tpus..ll, to surrender, January a, Y 9, and February 24, at emleir, at the dre..l.lfortouse of Wiliam litealtreuse, the Crown 1n.., in the Broad -street, in the city ui Worcester. Attolin-ys, Mr. t%illtam Wail, Worcester, mid :Messrs. LownAes and Lainbert, Red Lun-eritame, London. John Foyle.. alt Sticklenutit, in the county Of Ctlettef, crown sunnier, dealer and chairman, to suf. 1 , 11.1er, Janwal 27, 29, and Feltrusty 24, at eleven, at the Pal.c:v. lain, in Am a etonreat lane. in Manchester, kg the county 01 Lancaster Attarney, Mews. Milne, SeiLutit, and !idorie, Mmienestre and Masts. MUM and rairri-Ed Jewry. Willuo Garlen4, of Sheptsn Mallet, in the county of Su meset, .naholdrr, dealer and chapattis, to surrender, Janu ary 17, alai fertsta.y 2, 24, at len, at the house all John %Val lee, *mired or snown by ties —use or sign of tee George Inn, ei Shepto.. via net. Astoineys, Mr. hong, Ito 21, rook's. court, eirance.y .a.,., Lorutoo ; and Mesta iiyisk &Cu 3ilas k.ll, Stie,,ton , 5UM11.41.1. I 11.11•6 surth, cs t;ulPley, in the county of SUfferti, Cu.ll - dealer anti chaprnart, to surrsader, January 3U, St, Vehrtraiy 24, Al WU, at Inc ...Jose of Aetu V•ckera, A:turn& by toe ague at tn. le, in liirfritignews. Attotatys, Mr NeAtolts, fastuarcs-place, Lund., ; anti Mr. Bud, Iltrasing• harn. Anthony Thorns., of Duku•street, Saint James, in the eculity i,t and Charles henry Moslem .nru Gnuries :,:me.ning, of No. 9, Aroadist-stieet, Strand, in the ,a rd c. , unty (latily carrying on trad., tugenicr at Nu. JO, Waluitiuk, it toe iv of Lund.n.), inei.lumi, deals,. and chairmen, to cnith.d,r. January 17, 27, and February it 4, at eierea, at Gui d Loudon. Attorneys, Mews. Betty and James, WE:nook. Charles Swannack, of Rl,scll.street, Covent Garden , in the county of ;ogicirhe.ea, gouger, drafts dud chairman, to surtendela January 2e, At ten, Ji, and February 14, at ruse, at Gusidliast, kruduri. Aiturneys, Mews. Batty and tladdau, Angel court, t.,rog.uurie.s•street, London. DIVII)ENDS. February 2). John Hewitt, ut Birmmighans, in the amity of Warwick, druggist and grocer, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the Gunge ha, in Diglieur, Birmurgtrain. February 7. George Girl, of Charl,v-street, Berkeley square, rad.er, dealer and chapatatt, at eleven, at Gruilialiaal, Lon don. February 7. Richard Berrow, of Pall-moll, in the county of feather.inerchant, hatter, dealer and cha i rman, at twelve, at Gundhalt, I.ondon. February gl. David Rotuma, of Truinii.street, in the city of Lmidiut, warelrousoutan, dealer and chai.inan, at one, at Guildhall, London. February 14. George Easterby, of Canada Wharf, Rother hithi , , sir the county of Surrry. In:tenant, dealer and chap. man, at ton, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 7. Francis Golding, of Alderagate.street„ in the city of London, cabinet-maker, upholder, dealer and chapasass, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lossitun. February h. Thwitat Bath Nett, late of the parish of Core, in the county ut (Aimee ~,,, mmey.scrivrni.r, at eleven, at the house of George Walton, the ('surge inn, Ladino,. in the county of Gatefold. Folmba, 7. nevoid Spicer, of Walden, in the county alma, asalt,ier, dealer and chairman, at desert, at liuddhail, Landon. CERTIFICATES—Fs. 3. Thomas Hester, late of New Cross, m the parish of Saint Paul, DeptioM, in the county et Kest, carpenter, dealer and cliapoian. William Norwood, of Sun Wharf, in the parlsh of St. John, Wapping, in the county of heirlooms, and of Green Bank, in the palish of St. George iii toe East, in the same county, wharlutger, coalmte.cliant, de.,t•r .lid chaprean. The R.ev. H. C. CA ILLITOPI, A. B. has been licensed to the Perpetual Cu. aey of Preston-upon- S in the diocese of Gloucester, on the noniina i of J•ss es Wass., Esq. void by the death of the J.ev. Dr. HOMAN. Also the Rev. H. ANTHONY Pee, A.M has been licensed to the Perpetual Cu racy of Cirencester. void by the resignation of the It v. W. N. %VILLE,. M. Swsviese's celebrated Secar6•ll greyhound t: . .at has UCALt.s every t..tng, in killing a hare at the ltst Dtiveiidge Coursing Meetthg,received so severe • strain, that it is not xpeEled he will ever be able to rin ag .ia. As A :inerever, he will be .nv tillable. Mr. Cava hauwea, it is espedted, will n t he ab;e to receive nt.ic.i *pawner nom this ti iitienten tit Derbyshire, as the distemper has made pleat hay in ail tile great gieynound studs ill that •:•)tintry •He is, 11..wever, picpwribg tot his matches t. Islewsnitrke., against the Yorkshire greybutsuds. . ird VA INTELLIGENCE. roitTsmourrr JAN. Arrived the nr,ron, of 74 gins, ft ~ m orr Rditi fort, lam from Piyrafiuth ; and th 4. Pkanix Wow. from off F.rrol. Sailed the U -ton, of 7I guns, for the DAvos„ rind the tireunrd, on a cruise. The S9th Regiment, commanded by Colonel Lotd Blayney, is completed to lOU by 200 volunteer' from the second battalion of that regiment. 'Al.'4olll'll, sa“.lo. Sailed this day the outward boun.l *X ,t India and Mediterranean iteets, under conv•iy His Ma jesty's ships lllod, Mow*, Altindance, and not dears; alsi the ship SiWirro Cove, Capt. his wards. from London, with conviets for New Sou t h Wales. Arrived the American ship Was&sem, Webster, from the coast of Spain, lQ days pa'srv, , e and the brig Carpenter, from lan from Milford, with lemons and orangvs. The Aoci/sad packet, with Mails for 1.1.1) , :;.; will sail on to-morrow. DEAL, /CR. It. Arrived His Majesty's ships Trompeaur, .Gss.ve is, and the Fur , ous, born a cruise. Came down from the River, the Hnn. Fast !la Company's ship ArillarJl Infr, hound to the Ent Indies, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per last. Y A 11511 1 1C71, JAM. M. The Dorset packet arrived from Htisum y-ster.. day, p. m. with Mails and passengers, which stem landed here. They bring no news of any flavor:. ante. The Fell ity, one of the vessels captured ' r Jena French privateer, gnt on t! r .Wi,iterton 3 :al. and afterwards susik in deep water.) CIRC. JAN. .5. The Ramillies line of bittle ship, i, arrived at Cove, to take the cnevny to me West Indies. which %rid tail the first fair wind. PRICE OF S TUCK , , ILNTEKDAY . , Rank Stock J per Cent. Reduced per Cent. Consols 5 911i 4 pin Cent. .. S per Cr.ort. Navy Wilk Long Annuiti , v l7 1-115 I•npvtial 3 ior Cent Oonniun. lo•ta t,wit Pitt. Bond, F.sch.qn, r Bills 2s. C. par. Inglisil Lottery Ticket, Caswis InB opening T. !USN, Stock Broker, 4, Carnhill, and 9, Charing crew'. IRISH STOCKS, Jay. S. Gnvernnaamt 1/..benturea SI pet Cent 691 (;nverntnent St..ck 5 yet C...0t. 93j G,a.,41 Canal I..an, i per Cent. Ror■l ental. Loan 6 per Cent COURSE OF EX Amsloream 7 t U. Ditto u Sight 95 10 Sestet:tar. e. 1.. II II t U. 14ernburati 34 11 2its. &Sous Pare II4 10 Li*. Dm. 2 Us t4 Soapiest': Cads 391 elfea. Ditto. Madrid 29; effect. aitto 2101,na Leg R , 9rit 4YI Naples MAN L, JAM. 13. Grnes Vance n. C 31 DEW. Losloun 4ll Opur:.c. bl - . D 0 1 ,1.3. Cart it: so a a roar. I. ..4 Port Etat Gehl lu Cum. r aryl hits per cra 4 w Dew% coons— New Dol.'. s 5 51 Silver re tiars , ~t bk New Lour each Acta n the K'nk M Nobs. Si h•r C•nt 61 RTHS. Thunday the 25th Dec at Dover, of a son, the Lady el Win. 114 1 r.tvr, Ego. Asc.tant Coroinia.ary. Oa Ai hurklAy last, at lus house, Nile Terrace, on the New Road, Rocha:war, 41 Lady of Col. Pringle, of the Guarda, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Friday, be the Rey. T. V. Wh,dborne, Re!tor of Fa* Ogweil, at kingastwa Chapel, near Tviei mouth, 1) , ..ae. George Windoorne, Esq. ot Newton-Abbott, to the amiable and au...0f:11,1 , 4yd Miss Anna Builey, one of the dentine aat of Sheldon, in the same county. DE NTH. In North Climlwlaviti street, 1).36.1, Richatd P4lll Bonham, Beotvolence and he aro n ity wore the charatteti.tics of gent'envin. 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