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' EMS B',;11(;!I THE.CIRE. The Tlieutre Royal. eels:cll. we undirretautl. is to ape.' to 4 lorttitglil, Ilse receive) 11 %cry thorough tv. 1,1:7. The glutnisy t.S.)thie style h 4:1“:641..1ed fur the f;recian. the ...wit: aspett .1 tile ihsuss rs siose us k:herit.,l as It was formerly sollebre. It is ' piu.ste I a Ihrilli4ut svisite. with title gold mouldings, ii6uries its deep erituwou ; the listener of the boxes lighted by elvgaut candelabras. The ',Jr hue view of St. Bernard's Well, seen thruagli pillars, the fruutispieee being altered to ioirrespeshis to the airineb. of the g heralegfect. The ciel.hg se oats a irpreseutution of the sky. Mr. sad Mrs. Tarp.:* ire engaged fur tba win ter, and Mr. Shaw add* to the harmony of the ses•se. banuistrr, as learn, is to make his ap pearance foe 9 few high s ; mid we hive beard, th.ugh mars doubtfully. that !Mr. BrAlsain, also. cilizugvd. Both three esninerit perfortnera appear IHlhe course of the winter. Mr. Stildons's arrant - 4150 ilactru.! .%1%. '1", try and Mrs. Young, .Ur. ip4 MrIP. Brooks. the %Atter silted with au uneutuitiouly tine visite. and the former a plestishig representative of genteel male characters. FWE HUNT. The Haat nt,Coirur ott Monday the 22J lust. antl continued during the ter. The cotupany hiss I. eta .tore numerous thou for some gars pool. rne weatiarr very fiat, end the 41111 tit went* extailetti. The lux-hounds Itnutrtl on Slonclay, ‘VelJtursdsy, anti rJattirtlay, sate 11.44 pretty good 'rms.. at Thursday' ihr isith. tin; hunters' piste of soh. wan rnn for. 15911 won Ire Captain 1 Mai !awl's grey horse, Your. Robert t I Lora Elver elreatot none 2 2 Mr. J. H. Rill's arty horse list. Mr. C M Christ ner clicsant hurtle, Cutchtlion CALCVTTA StiPICAME COURT, MARCH 6. Ou Saturday. the (.'hurt proceeded to to try an Mom. brought to meow. &maws fur an swath and fader imprisonment ; in %bath J. W. Parker. Eirf. Aseiment-Surgeon to Ilia Majesty's 14th regi ment of foot. was Plaintiff. sod G. D. Guthrie. Esq. was Defendant. The damages were laid at Cetmo It appeared iu evidence, that. on the evening of the. 21st of January last. the Plaintiff. bring then sin duty at the General Hospital, had gone out, at tooded by two *tryouts. to amuse himself with hi, gun ; and, in the course of this pursuit. loot en tered the guano& forusrely possessed lay Nit. Dow deswell. and now occupied as the &Scud residence of the Slagistrate of the twenty-four Pergunnaliai Mr. Galin.. observiug him from his house. walked Oa to owl a conversation pawed. whit it as not 'ailed by any of the witnesses. From the statements of the Couusel on both side* ct Ct. it Mew that the Defendant had informed Mr. Parker that these were his grounds. MALI had desired him to quit them ; and that the lat ter, iu reply, had asked Mr. Guthrie who he was. :iii bad mid that the grounds belonged to the Company; Mr. (iodine then returned to his cud erring the Defendant still remaining on the grouuds, he sent smite of his Peons to desire him to go aa.y. Mr. Parker refused. and the Peons dem:lading his gun. he surrendered it, and w-tkeil up to the steps of the house where Mr. Guthrie was stinuling. Mr. Guthrie asked him why lie had not gone away whau he was sent to to which the Plaintiff unsvrered, that he was wait lug for another gentleman ; adding. " Do you ca.... - gentle.' an-ltlee conduct ?" Mr. Guthrie then .ne 31..11, Sir r Mr. Parker re. plied, o I ban ti g to I ha Majesty'. 14th regiment." Mr. Guthrie told him that he was insolent. and that it be did tint quit the grounds immedi .liately. he would put him in the guard ; the l'lriuti.'' " 1 o so at your peril ?" Mr. Guthrie than directed a lenunasider and too Burkusideumes to take the !Manna to the Tan oah stß e lvidersoloolge, law il a Sepoy guard shouid tie procured to conduct him to Cot. Watson'a h.. use 10 lie Foit. This was accordingly done; a.id the Pla• olt4 detained for some time at the Tallow!' —where he sat on a bench in the %trends, ce l lo,- ed to the sire of all oho were passing and repassiog at that hour along the course. At lengthy am h•r• lor.. of Mr. Guthrie 's arrive.i, anti a n 0... from Out Gentleman to Culouel Watson, cud two -4epoys from the Cutelierry guard. Mr. Parker was placed wrier charge of the Sepoys, and niarche.l into the Fort. On their menial there, it was found. that Colonel Watson was at his house on the other side of the river. Thither accordingly the party pro ceeded ; and, ■ little after guionle, the Plaintiff was delivered over to Colonel Watson. In reply to Mr. Guthrie 's mite, which stated, that the Pisionti had awed Modest% language. and hail refused cognac his grounds. when required.) Cu).Watson wrote. . . F EZZ F.Y RAM. Mr. Chraatiu'.. htnse se. met in he the favourite at *bating, but he fed the tir.t beet, and threw hip rider. Lord lat iii s cheanut mare, Rouge, afterwards walk-d the contre for the Fete-bred reseepstakta. On Friday the Stiar, there we, a 506 open plate rlll, anti W 4•01 I y Mr !kunst** ebetatut team Miss Young i 1 Mr. Wares hay harts, Tat tt era M DE!yell's chemist ware, gouge. I 3 2 to 1 i'leatasys th titid, at startii.g. A sweepstake," fur horses eller% hog 13 ato.te, rode by gesitlensen, the nr,t of three teru-mite heats, was •rterward• run for. lila won Is Mr. C. .11 Cbrittite's &sow horse, Catchhiss i 11444 Elva% ehesort bums. Badger A.S viral Dint tot's elessissi bane 3 Am General ro. haw's grey ho se Jts There were shoo tallier Mt* 2,1 d matches, *Neil afford•d considerable ationataseut. The ineetiog was extremely well conducted by the Right flonourable the Earl of Elgin. the Preset, maniacal hr his Council. James limns, ato,g, Esq. of Dountield and Morton, is appointed Presto fur nest year. BRIGHTON. Nov. 3. The Gills...sing rite Or ,u.•st recent snivels Lady (lionihers, La& John Townsend. Lady Moab, I, t.ly his, Ludy Jubu Carnseelli, Lash C. t limy Long, Lads E. Paws, Lady Grosione, LaJy Fo,/, Mn Gru. Caned Clime:, Hun D. U Erskine, LieotensneColuet, J .C.mhos,„ Mribettert, Miss Margit!. Mrs /kn. try, Mr ?Causer, Mn_Usesessark Mr liiildinetun. Mr. and MIS Salsas, Mr. haler. Mrs Pist.n, Mr M data', Mr Wit. nua, Mr linissassiod, ;Ars. Dwardir, Miss .44.inis. Mr Mel, Iliidinrod, Mr Dates, lisows, Mn Thurston, Mr. I.ssesley, Mr.Mosittierrifftb, Mr Le. Mr. &sin, Mrs. It Mu Mr and eller's% Mrs imp., Miss Marcie. r..1140r , Mr. Neville, Mlle Mall, Mr. lialford, Out depArtores begin tom to be rather numer ous. but they do out, by soy fleilllo, over-1)814one the *mule. peetteuhey if runic and .. ra t emre be ukelt mu) tintile vtost.eitu crea.e almost daily. mut.l houses nt the i•rbe.t de• ectiostme are w grratOr reqiitrt thus ever. The .rather, for the 11. t t..,1 it three day.. has Men unfavourable, eon%equen Iv thr Steyate. es well is titr Ltt)faryri. 114iPt exluhitrd Ire. giltcl); bill intereQUlllt Ins. herr` more fnqurut , and the smiles of bounty. sud the t harms of wit. till the at inuepl,. re pnrve tams cougeni,l, 11.6%e traturerred their autntatting tutteuee to the lire-mde. Her lir tee the Uhaelresa of Nlarliporough, we re gr,.t 04 tat... left thy. hirer cm for her re ',science en town, es did Mr. Johnston on the same day. lrft ms oa Satardity for his residence Dear Licit:lol ; he will sliottly proceed to Edin burgh. tieing ettiot;ed be the proprietor of the 'flieatre Royal in that city ; after whit h he will re tard to gaglatid, mud play tea sr twelve nights at the ii•EV a.: Bailey left us on blonder last. Evil Elvtrituat aild totally arrived here on Mon dry from ; hM Lordship occupies York Bowe, on the F. Cliff. which he has take, for • mouth : it is runfideatly said that Ise will remain with us throaighwat the winter. Lioly Theedimia %riser arrived et Bellevue ea %moldy evainufg. from Ashburahans Park. Livif hiasashrl.l. mud Lonl John Towashead r with dear respective families, are also herr. The ions awl ler4c lotlgtog-houses still remelts completely toll; but aravommodatiows en a wstaller auto are pretty iiiimerows'y svelte. thi Viet-clay. Earl Bathurst. a large dinner party; ow Alovalay. Lord thatillen. ditto; l.wly Ameottr. • soul ; Apr.. rmiMitill. • •Oppel‘perfr ; sad Perry. Gertostia,place, • ditetter•porty ; " 5 "" 411 ,4 Mr. Aroor-iry. • dinner -party ; 5.411 Oil ‘Vellues4l4y. thy. 112..u0te^.4 of Gelirway.• dinner-party. et her amid roc* is the Qr. rnt. The jortrOnsl4ner• at our Theatre. *hie rweritog. aria he Itir, the fartiolit sof thit eat:tritest inatstatibu e ' the fing!ithelat.thesee Dotartta This, tto ttarabe. al ti•telt. esti tw•ulreoetst to prOetlfit a goad boom. Mr. Cosby, !he thestrt rat atuateur. whew !tisk', eateatai.tell a roweled Atirlieace at our Theatre. am Smuttier evemax het. by his erutettort the part of /fouler.). will. try are evoureri, en Ott. .ter,e of a fee clay% alto., a ...,lair treat to tha he ataptar usg to the striatum character of fl , bs,;:•, hut strew for orbich wall be far noose superb Aryl toady than tole ene which i.e were as Eclairs. rilimi• Svinn nf CAn•c*.4•F her kb flydr. hle of ‘Vtglat. niptre the lea I trrtn, maim?. * comi3eristolse inter. th.it plvsiant s.:- ... ge ham he7akaar • Wien Tashi.wyhle rrw.gt- - A mon: t.or imrst gigv• ;bleary L•dr tinathuinnsio• and f.‘ . that the person. whom he (Mr. Guthrie) had sent. was an Officer of lAs Majesty's 14th regiment. tied should be forthcoming to - answer ant complaint I Mr. Guthrie might hare to allege against hitn.— II tiring clone this. C.. 1. NVatiain waited for forty eight hours ; and .liping that time having reerived uo reply from NIT. Guthrie, he sulainitted a state ment of the circumstances to the Comniander.in- Chief. min timing 11r. Guthrie at the same time with the step a high he had taken. The only on- See.q . 11111111 k Icy Mr. Guthrie, ass a simple aeknow. led i tusent of Cul. Watson's Oct.-. These were the chief circumstances of the cue, as stmt.l on the part of the I'laiotiff. The I)efendaut admitted the greater part of the facts ; but pled. iu mitigation of damages. that he hail mistaken Mr. Parker for a prieateillffillor. soil that the Jress, which the Plaintiff wore at the time. was such 46 to i ustiry the mistake. This de:ciii.-e R 44 supported by the evidence of Capt. Sandford. who hail been present at the nr eurrtawe. moil who deposed, that lie also had taken the Pistol! for a private or non-commissioned officer.- Cisitai• SaisJlorol. however. admitted. that the clothe* worn at that time by Nlr. Parker were not suits as common soldier. usually wear : and it was fully proved, by other vritite‘ws. cleat lie j tondo's the ainieres uniform, which is generally used by the odhasts of the 14th regiment. The Court were el **ion. that the Plaintiff was is 0881.4 degree to blame. first isi committing a tres pane en the Defendant's grosivid.. mid then at. terapeiarg to jostify it 55 • mutter of welt: hot that the Defendant was much mere to Mame. (veva under viplinaaatii tint he had saiarakrn Mr. Parker for • miters soldier.! in haring adopted each ono. lest preorrit.sql in the time instssice; awl after wards". when he w.. arephatatert with Mr. Packer's testis i its liFt. iii having renitteil to offer any atonenont. in le.rent wee aceerdiatcly tree fir the Plain tirf—datiielfre 2.:::04 rapers, • • • - sroxrise 1.% 1' EI. LICEN Cl. 1Y AV.IL I.VTELLI(.E.NCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR 110VGIITON i rooLvutrurn, NCI. 4. lilt fallowing /kind Ai m ,. co , . • lILMTUiti, lam. - the property ti! Lord zitssr.ll. .4 I Irrived the Conitici, &Nut Yu) mead.. •re , 1 Sailv:il I,' ii. , lc triotr , with u convoy fur Lis , r 'lees hg :Imam rissterattli. au & o w, utvasrsT, 'IOC A. 1 anti the Maditervalserat ; searesslg theta are the I 'ant- Inn 1 11 the Wowing Plitca. vit.— Major Wilsons% E.ebsts,7or. bib. beat 1.1 Loortherlagaro, l , . pc i Jib. Two-yr old Course, loop. te tt. • unite at.—.-I Alizobah Es.t iiirliaittrit.-11' i ltd P.. ..i VA 1.140 , 0111. WM. t• 4 to 1 upt Exams. Mr. Hsvrartles luvaiie. lot. via. agvt Lord Kitataird's I , Arrived the fiarshe and Orestes. from Nytnonia. i . Gaudy, Itst. T. M. M. i tiopi —drend Hirt ) 1 Sailed - 0v Haw a and l'erseack Niue' a cruise.- 7 to 4 uu luvalnt I Wind E. N. E. Mr Fester% f. by botcerer. set islts. brat Mr. Mabee Bag 1 of guava, 7st. ill!). Tao yr ut.l Coon,e, :op. to 4 sot 31r. Foairries filly. The Medley Eud Soak,. of3ogs. cosh, 2',.p. ft. Lag M. sad a .11stauce of rs C. Mr. Blokes Quite sf bbebs, 3 yr. old. the 21b Mr Itincbtoters Cisterns, aged, sat. slb t a Lel Lumtker's Agues, S yrs old, est. 61b. • 3 IA Brayltrooke 1511411411 Morel, 3 3n. oW, 9.1. 131 b. Mr. 11..."..th% lavalid, S yrs old, !tat ella. Mr. Lake's Britannia, 4 yrs otil, sit till,. Mr Slinitespror's liarpoesetes, aped, est. sib pa I). of 'tut laut4's Saleator. 4 yro. old, est. alb pd Mr. Neville names Knave of Clubs, 4 yrs old, bat. slb. Tlio Judge could place but .t. 4 to I apt Uuttu of Sbebe-4 to I a;at Csrberus—Z t• 4 apt Morel. Duke at Gralloo's \Vltaltiottst, sst. rec. ft. from LdG. H. Carrodislis l'liir.ent, eat olb. Aer.o* the Flat, Dings. LadySlielley's Vcxnti.lll, 5.1.11111.1 I r. ft. from 31r.Huwortles DWBI I, eat /HI. Too-yr old Cuuti.e, 5.1... 31ajor 11 ilo.n's Jutuilor, sat. nib. ere It. from Mr. Beets. ries Wood Denson, net 31b. Across the nat, smogs h. ft. LORD 0T.477 ELL's Ewer to Ainianic: i by Tiniorou r . I,optasyt —sow to l!r. elm.e. for . e. A boy liaire.(ilern of lirreiverittiaglait, bat jig rociathase ; (UV d by IV Vine Sawa- Muer io Ihcliicei4 'red by Wntatio.l—lifr ....... 4. Varna, by Ifitrzard &ma ; Vl'ulcus lladls grigldos •Lass, by( ollanna, rosrof aviator coci-fed by ficlirn —)lr. et.rvet . ........ . G. A yeas Ping colt, by Orrilit, out of r..V..11(11d in a match fur:. t•its' Foe 7. A bay ) licg filly, by Sanaa. out of „Jti ► gagcd in a yr.oluca othkes of Loop. rink. Mr. Cloves ..... a. A cl:cannt yeai ling filly; by Pupiojey, ea Mr. !taint A chusnui filly fool, lay atfiol, odder C, IPLlrianvni-Docit. 140 v. 3. Sailed vesten'ar, the Orestes sloop of t.• for Fuliii..uth; the freasie •cboiurr, for Scilly; •ud Hawk sloop of tear to the westward. The Niemen frigate, and North Star and rex , cat. sloops, hate orders to sail this tuaruilig for t.. - mouth, to cuau the packeta ; and bring thetu t tris port. Vsaar, OCT. '23. On Thursday loot, ihii. Idajerty', ships Emerald and Saidanho. cumsuaurted by Captains Mait land and Stuart (.on of the limo M *whored in Lnughswilly. and veiled flit nye early on Sandsy morning. upon ■ cruise. A melancholy occident hapwiied so brand the Extemid just before her arrival in Louglowdly :—The Fiat Lieutenant was crushed to death by one of the Enna ht raking loose. Ilia ►emnains were interred. etch area so hounity. by the mess of the two ships, ou Saturday last. in Felten church-yard. We understand it is intended to hare some line or-belle ships stationed .at BUUCT AIM g the iutel• Guadmil , Tilt: I'ULI OWING VI Kai Mat OWT i. A bay mare. (Sir I)avars dam) by Woodpecker erred by Waxy • 2. Petition, own sister to ))eceirerasd also ed by Waxy a. A yearly colt, by Sancho. eel edGypeay theJ sly Stakes .. 4. A chesnut yearliug Stly, own slater to Sir gaged to the July Stakes S. A bey colt teal, by °nine, outer Sir pieta. 11 KW TORE. . , Doctor Davis, Consul of the United States at Tripoli, has imposted into this city, Timm that Re gency, a sheep which was presented him by the Masher/ of Tripoli. and which came from Fesseei, en interior kiugeloin of Africa. tribunary to the kla bhaw of Tripoli. This animal basest:ord vegy ele- seriedly the curiosity of a great numb. r of our citizens; and to c ratify those w Ito are at a distance. the following: deactiptiou i f him. and particitlam concerning bun, may be relied on. The body is longer than the ordinary sheep of our country; his legs are so lung that he may be com pared, in point of size, to a yemetiug calf; leis head is bug and large. the futalmod arched ; his horss spiral, but not large; his • ibis eye. with a task! demeanour; his net k is hang, with • large dewlap of hair ; his head and legs are not covered with wool, as some of the Merino sheep are, but with a short white shii.in; covering of silky hair; except that around his eyes, fur about half an inch 111 breadth, the hair is black ; and about the half of his ears, towards the cud, are black. At a small eliatance his cnrefiug appears of the dirty brown of the Merino; but on exanitaatiou of the there, there is a mixture of straight hair or wool, of a soft aid ky feeling and appearance, mixed with a moder white hair, such us you Mid its camel's hair shawls. The fleece at present is from au inch and one half to two :fiches long ; his tail is long and thin, resembling somewhat that of the tiger. 1 . Fezzeo, from when the animal was brought, is describe whence d as a circular domain, in a vast wilder ness, like an island in the oc•an, lying to the south of Tripoli. There is an annual present of these rams made to the Ballow of Tripoli. No females are ever permitt-d to come from there ; and, from the soraziag length of the journey across the deserts, which require, from 70 to tiu days. gent-T.lly very few of Ulm* that ore sent ,iirvive the journey—out of tour which were sent with the one now liei/!. 011Iy two moved at Tripoli, one of which died oa his pas sage to America. . . . . . The origin of the Merino race of sheep is involve:l in so much obscurity, that scarcely any two writers hare been found to agree as to the probable origin of the race. From some circumstances detailed:lay Doctor Davis, as collected from various persons is Tripoli and Spain, and compari•g the make, form, and marks of this animal, with some sheep imported into this city from Spain, it may be conjectured that the race of Merinos have sprung from • mix tore of the ffezzen ram with the common sheep of Spain and Barbary. Lasterie, a French writer. says, the word Me. Man, according to a Spasi 4a writer, is derived from Marines. because the breed cone lions be yond sea. The Fenzen Ram differs from the Barbary Ram in some particulars; one or two of the most promi nent are, that the tails of the Ba hary sheep are short and -Lout live inches broad, whereas the tails of the Fezzrui %beep are very thin and long. From the carcass of the Barbary sod Merino Sheri, there exudes • lit or grouse, technicsliy known hr the name of Yolk. The Fezzen appears perfectly free from it. The lessen sheep are sheared twice a year: pre lims.; to the time of 'shearing, a great part of the coarse heir falls out, stub only a portion of it ft. majaS jr. Whit:ll is considered necessary in order to manufacture it ; and, it is said, is sent to Persia, but by what route is not known, where they ma nufacture it in what is commonly called camel's hair shawls. The ilerbi end Bewzw•l sheep, which are••id to he • cross with the Faisen •od Biarbary •here. hate a portion of coarse hair, with a nor. soils Alky, sad curly hair or wool. cad this covering is inannfoictured solo a kind of goods c.iled Jerbi shawls. Thie animal is now at the re,;(louce of Mr. Win. A. Davis, lilo4nsiti ot .lsle, about seceo lades from this city. who, it is understood, nu do teronitiett to (bovesiae his usefulness the present SP:1114e1 cia4, to a reasonable extent; from that block sar shall tae elate to judge of the value of the ram ; and there can be DU doubt. (ruin the Information otatroord. thonghoratill, that he will be a valuahle acquisition to this country, and trarricitlarly so as he is sup. pawed to be only shout taw 'IMP.. mad • half old. Moch praise is due to Drachm then for his selec tion of such en acquisition as the Fr2sen ram. bin gro.7 r is shoe for some size marl gleeful plants • !etch Ire ha. brought with hires. which the Iles/mew of Tri. pleb sentliw at hie request to Syron, a paricular met.sont or which will sent he amen. If env Ans. ha•wsdors and Commis *broad worth, tier • Lk,e brute in amiling to Awl-ries seltstrrer Is in Lie (Genii fire cad iodslable in (9 ei,ra natl..", tasty would do w rood accep'.l.le se. low , to their cowl. to),. N4KI~TJ. CORN NILO. ANGE L ft ‘‘ lic•tt •••.. • . 7us Um. glis an.. ..., E.,,,hig u ..... ..1..... top Tick ditto Rye , flelij Ber.ey tow 430 Pt t 4,01 Ott'. Molt 74s Ole Potato. ditto, %%lite Pees e 6687 s live Sato (builars) i •• • • " Film I h•ve Girt, P.a. adilLsts L. Casirtaareetaes Rawl% ravage N beat, pas lead did —s. Dark 7, p span* sea. —d fiats •1111, tit MIS Itld 1.).::0 Peas ..... —doe. sli VIII WIELD MARKET. To sink the offal, pet stunt Roo( es. 9.1 to as. 9,1. Heads( C . Mutton 4s. od. to so. ed. Has .. I A m 1... S. 04. to 011. 04. Sites:, ... V re' Ss. WI. to 7a. ed. Cafes.... Yost .a. 04. 107 s. 04. Pies .. .. .. SAY-11ARILCT. Bap' • 51. us. od to 91 1itr0t5.,....41. SOL od. to 31. Corer ......61. as. ad. to sat II EWCIATIPIIIND lAA DENHAM*. (119 the Cosete,s.) Boa se. 44. to N. td. I Vera as. IltOtoo to. .0.,je0 to. II j Port St KAI, HIDES. Seat Healers astaterrs (prr I Oritiairy oar) ka. 161. to ss. ad. Market Ca INDialsnas ei ad. le as. M. Eag.lintze Sias/hap - - - PRICE — DYEAIIoa. 'irharres Marta ora ' TeiraTallser City .11:trtPt a 1 1111 low Huai Mite. bard Market 14 %kite Myr per it. of vb. Soap ditto. Melba, Sit Skim nogli At-i Average . 4$ (L :M .. Cad Ibis! Vella, Soap, 916-- %Ala no•-:Cold. Peeve Camtic6, per doses, 121*••51—. OF — drileift or. J aresew. gwy sl. 56. ed. iv 0. S'. *I. I Rey, Goa', Si. 4.4. WI. MI 31. 0t.04. New, I Cheer, Sam 111111' ORAL 1.41.11.1 LT, Ao ships. Sip NIL pi If ewebille;lllK . • if Maailesiese.... 4 eir44l3. $ - Odices. - HIRTNIS OA Maki &St, it Baawood House. Sarre. /Mork, el a Asagieter. At Cspheasoo, the seat of tar J. E' Lady of Col. Gordo., C..,. Isary in f. r; n Tharrlast rs , at floastoo. tee • d4u;httr, MAREIAGFS. tau Thursday kat, by spec,Al beeort, I. the county of Wuretatcr, Sy do. Res. Sr Thomas Edward inanimation, Eat t . M.P. to Jamas. *retina daughtvr ..f J. Moseley Hall, is the said count). On Saturday last, at St. Saviour's. So , Dr. 11iIRrem, M atikew Holland, of N.A . Emily, eldest daighter at ihrhert P Southwark, East. DEATH,. Sne.lay morning, Mr. Thomas liesgases, Enhkud: ajer Hcittlersnu, the [lancer; Geadmkepe Ile war I.:tevred 4:nrentor and Admiral oil the st:leni C Ate On Tuesday last, at lin , boom in Moab% ky. Lay of Laiab's Conduit.strat t, Londfai, Bull -class, neat Halfas. Yorl.slitre. la tea yea the autistic of a Limn to Mr. %Trine, on inaftene. afutrwasit ot►ct reacts, a hxk hare hem Lir their INIIIeIWPS 'ail ntinie.stien, dividaals d'art-tent parties. On Saturday.," Meaurnstat-street. ht . Kr. Mrs Shipley, an:liet of col. tar Char Oa Tondo) tare. aged.., Mt. Thema , of Oath does at lira The 0 . 1 ! Pan at lira, be bruins ratrieJ oat. the hsiar.l a knees trisel. an 1,7. r., unl , was la ygan desk of ailtermit seven years is the Sapping, sal is is task. Ile wind iota ti. N diwn yeti, and sae oa IllearJ leer she° ILA rantber jedy cal benstgiti wiry awl .anded at Lc *cat cleat w the 11..) Cet.4tos ).. 10 % Itmote Nay took ISO late tfajesty un tanned tainted kin a 4 lilrhemetetare, anti in Sr.( beak to F.iretaael. she lest tease His M. baulks* dowaisioss. 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