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exertifos is new approaching) be less tinctosatui viwCossiider *hat they have already done for you, rismovitig the large proportion I hare mentioned of ilse old projedircs agoinst the very witty MOISINTS of Madame de Steel. she tells her reader,, that the convent in which she Lauded was on the one aide or a market-plat:el that she vi sited at a houst immediately opposite to it, on the ether tide; that a young gentleman who professed to be het adtairer, used to attend her hack to the convent out her return from her visit.; that at first, instead of crossing the market-plate directly, he contrived, with a view of prolonging their walk, to lead her borne by the eider of it :—hut that in time, he took the straight path, and crossed the market place in a direct line from the house at which she visited, to the converit.—Then, says Madame de " I calculated, that his love for Inc had de creited, in the proportion of the diagonal to the sides of the innate.' —I apprehend Politics err as legitimate a subject for mathematical calculation wa love. Now, if you consider in how nriny hooks sad' angles, and side roads, you were forced to waste your strength, when prejtid ice against you was at its height, and how much of this is saved to you in eonsequence of its decline, I am confident you will' see that, there i., at least, as great a decrease in the strength of your adversaries as Madame d Steel found in the tore of her admirer. ant, even the book of numbers itself is a proof of the inereming 'strength of the friends of your einencipatinn, Or, the division in the House of Commons upon your petition io 1809, 128 mem bers voted i 0 favour of your petition, 281 aptilit it, making the whole amount of the members present 409 :—On the last division, 109 members voted fur the petition, 213 against it, milking the total num ber of ambers present 322. Now, you will find by en easy calculation, that, on the last division, eon gained in the number of votes 17 members, or °early one thirty-eighth of the whole strength of the Hover. The retrograde motion of prejudice is ever in • rapid ratio ; see, then, how rapidly y e e •re a d. riming to victory. At such a moment, to relax Tour efforts would he unpardonable ! Can. it lie forgotten, that, in 1778, when Mr. Fitzgerald attempted to obtain fur you • Bill, enabling you to take leases of lauds for 61 years. he was opposed be the Minister, and his attempt whdly failed t-aad that, is consequence of the owe et a defeat hi America, the very same Par liament, in the very same year, on the recnmme•- =of the very same Minister, passed the Bill, allowed you to take leases for 09 years?— But. in the scale of national calamity. what was a defeat in, America, in comparivoo with the recent Anodes of Bernadotte to the throne which com mands such a portion of the Baltic? and this, at ■ tiessrwltes, from she Vistula to the Rhone, every pestle the sshgect ear slave of Napoleon The Mammy of your streugth, on the general result at the late debate. was soarer. that I. became the prevailing opinion, that, if it !gad not here for the asfa►tanate Veto. your petttiou would certainly have been committed. That the emotion of the Foto was attended with eery unplosseuz consequcuces, cannot be denied ; ►et to me. unless they ptoduce a suspension of your exertions, or cause thsisious among us, those implement consequences c•u ry no terror. • I am perfectly satialled• (vo use the language of a toast given some years ego), that the little Catholic Cause is well ou her lege, and will 'walk over all who ems% walk with her. A pod mum, struggling with adversity, has been said, by philosophers. to be the grandest sp-ctacle in swore: but. surely one of its most afflicting spectacles is, to behold einiamit end good ins°, who, when they have toiled •einnoccessitelly for yours in the plarsoit of a great and legitimate ob. sret, lose it by their disuaton, in the moment of its falling within their mech.—ln our of the tomtit. throws asiterublies of the Perharntitt of Paris, during the time of the Fronde, the President Mole flung himself on Ins knees between the factions, and raising his hands to lessen, implored St. Lewis, the tutelary saint of prance, to descend on the as eetnbly, end put an end to their contentions.—ls there co one on your side the channel, no one osi ours, who can raise a favoured voice to Heaven, and bring down to us tbat spirit of peace and union winch is so necessary to the success of our crest and glorious object ? Every motive of in. tempt, of honour, and of religion, calls on oft to ter minate otarspritute fetich , , anal to waste ou them no longer those exertions, which, united in the general eatt.e. must wore irresistilar.—Bills gerent elai coitus beLitatre trialsophos. I.Ur AI/ • I em, dear Sir, With the greatest respect, your's, &e. Ser. Lowden, October, tato. HisirtJ• Sect..lsa Juanita !—Every lath year in the ety ttf grierisiire is • Jubilee kept to the honour of their idol, in whit is the ki:tg of that place, upon a ocistiold (*rend with silk, before the people, wll.ll - hinsaalf„ thew iscayerls to the idol, awl hating ert off his now, ears, fips, and other ports, AT LAST CUTS .1114 QWM TIIILOAT a 1 a sacrifice to his idol. His succnaor, by their discipline, is bound to be prebefit, era lie act the Mae grossed, ow himself at Me next Tue BRITIIIIII NAvy.—Therr'are now in COM mission all ships of war, of which 1.50 are of the line, dti horns, he 44 gulls, 17a frigates, Ib7 sloops of war, Si botabo and fire.shrfis,.l7o armed brim, 41 cutter', and 76 gee-vessPie. lug gets. &r. Be- sides which, there si; io ordinary ;1;1 re pairing fur service, 64 *ell of the hie. end 3(1 building, ing.. they with a number of ships of woe of every descrip tion, 'hien make the stood tidal 1,005, of which 238 seer 'be line ! • Captain WILLIAM Nl.llTolli r whose name is mentioned kith, Gm:elite, among those of our heave eaunti ymen Who' fell gloiinusly is the battle of Romeo, mad who received .his death wound while wilily leading the grenadier company of the lc PortOrto.° to , tettitY. was the son of Mr. !WIN 70^11, Ssnre-keeper at Fort George. He nas a moos* gall Ant efffwer, of the most amiable Plant:en, and in whom, !bough marcely pest his Toth year, the serviee• is myth indelesed.—Captain easat.es Uttot:ltswr. of the 74th. who fell urson the game onewshle ortowroo, WWI the son of Mr. Joss limmusrr, of the flotioinee, Fort Genie., sad ,W• 11 atm a young Officer of peat iwomite. srortrom r.vrrE.LIGENCP. WiEW3f ARK ET tHiRn OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING. 3110. TUE./OAT, ott. 30. Filly Pounds fOr ther, d-yr olds fist. :511/. 4-Fr olds fln. 91b. 54 r tt.t. .1111. ti-yr olds go. 715. Sod need get. loth. I.sgt .1 M of 11. C. Ld I .ow ther's ch. h. er.114Y114, ogr.l Mt. Goddard's b. r. C.. MOM • In. oohl Ld limns:M . Boh C. Jureuul , .0114 4.1.1 The iihlge could ill net, hot t. Teta In 1 agqi hero.— .1 to 1 .;BFI 'atisheie. IA G. H. Cotru'ilioli% Fiorito!, Nit beat Shakc• sptailiTiiiiibigr, est. ! . 411). Arl'lnVgi the 1 . 1.. t, _twits. .14e;ris to ♦ agpt Fluriv.ll. Mr. Bonverieslimare of Clulls, rat LI lb. heat Mr. Foster/ f. by Soretrer, 3.yrs obi, ,-!4. 6:b. Tn.. yr .4,1 Cour►r, sop. Two' to I on Kina•t. of (lot.. I) of Rutland', SnlcAtt , r, mst tlt tee. ft. from Sir!. Shel ley's Ftintoy, SM. Ltl'a Areobs the Flat, 1 , ..e,;5. h. ft. r tiro ron tV, OcT I. filattprdakes of each. B r. My. Bond i..'s I.li4couut t S ye 3 0111, b.t lilb Mr. Shalocrpeaes Harpocrutes, opt. Ib. Mr. How.oh's Dwarf, '6 yr. old, ;st I 1.4 Ltrrthcr's /1.4nr., 5 vl.l, pl,l 7th 5 to I 4:141 icst Ilarpocratcs. Duke ;If tirarkm's pst. ' , cat Major Wheat ley 'a Sir Marriott!, Alit 61h. Al rocs the Flat, twigs IL ft. 3 to I on Mullet:rove. A Sobsrription PLitr of Fifty ruolole, for 9-yr olds, rarryiog 7st. 711).; and 3-yr olds . 4 St iulb Two.yr °WC...rot - sc. Mr. Watonin's L f. Dirrilly, 3 yrs old sir F. Stantlish'd b r. In Voting 1 7 ..ng1i, 3 yrs old .... • • Gan. Gower's b r. Grum-sir, 3 yr 4 old Mr. Faulkac.'s ch. c. Cuostiturion, 1 yrs old 5 sere don% 41. 5 l 0 • u:i lltinit Y. • Sweepstakes of :Inc each. Two.yr ohl Course. D. Grsliou's Morel, 5 yrs old , sat. 7 lb. Sir C Buithury's Fair Star, 4 yrs old. sst. I sib iAI r G. Osborue's Poppy, 4 yrs old, sot. lib 1). of Rutland's eby lit Imetubratifer, 3 yrs old, 794. tar 4 I.d G Cavendish 's t traoge, J yrs old, 7st. 4lb Mr. Blake's P. Bad cf Bones, t jr• UM, lilt. 12113 6 510 4 oil alurel-1 to 3 nest Fair Star. tAI Lowther's Agnes, art. loth fee. ft from Mr. Psyne's Slavic Diamond, sat till Ab. M. tougs. h. ft. • Mr. Bourcrie's Disetotot, rec. Sop from Mr. Howortb's JobileeJack,llst. 71b earl,. Two yr. old Comae, twos. b. ft. JUDG6 JEFFRIES. The workinem employ eel to repoir the church of St. Mary, Alderitialibtory, discovered a. fee days sluice the reinnins of the 'notorious Chancellor Jef fries, so universally detested for his cruelty and injustice. A large fiat stone was removed near the Communion Table, and in a vault underneath the sues from 1 a leaden cram containing the body. The coffin did out appear to have suf fered much decay. It ens ch.seel, and 4 plate remaimel on it, inscribed atilt eh- twine of Chan cellor Jeffries. Ilia son mod el entOier are shoo buried in the some vaolt. it a i mears on inquire r that the body remained a cansh.enalile time io th e Tower before it was interred tut this Church. Af ter the tragic husioes. at Taunton, a limn Jeffries managed with so much address, he retureeed to [modem, soil to avoid the popular fury excited by his Ulf:tenons conduct, disguised himself )11 tit.. habit of a foreign sai;or, with 'ideation to .- .escape to H embeirgli ; but iseieig discovered as he was looking oat of a window in • house at Wap ping. where he had couceeleul hr was *els. ed by the mob, and alroreit kdleil. lie was timelly lodged in the Tower by lice populace. in order that he might he brought to jusuce, but lie died soon after, to eon‘erptence of the telowa and bruiwes he had received, lie had previously resided in Al dermanbury, and his was privately interred by his family. The elitenveiy of his coffin in the manner described, drew persons to the church, amiJetfr:e,, 60 long coos;geien to infamy, Is again the topic of conversation. it dues not appear that the coffin was opened. Afier public curiosity hod been gratified, it wits replaced in the vault, and the atone is now bistro. d over it. The accident which held Colonel and M. WATSOLN lately. in Untolitsli.re, we are sorry to learn was very severe. Mrs. WATsots hid an arm broken by the overturning of the carriage. which was down a descent of five ftet from the road, out.. • pit. The accident took plice in the parish of Newton. The case of suicide by an Officer iii the Not tingham district, which we lately mentioned, is, we learn, more than ordinarily melancholy; but, from the nature of en extraordinary chat ge pre ferred against him, cannot with deem um be de tailed in a uevispaper. The Oillcer was quartered at Station', where his distracted wife und young family continue wholly ilepenJunt wpon charity! CCILUN Clef INQUISIIT.—An Inquisition wee taken yetitrriNy, at the Nags' Hoed in Orange -court, on th e tinily of Joiro Dolan Burke, E.g. who poisoned himself taking arsenic, at the new Slaughter Coffee-house, St. M 'll-lane, on Wedoesiluy morning. The 41 ial we. ell Irish Gentleman who had 'untried into an Irish family of come. /pence. and he had !ridged three mouths at the hotel. It turned out by the evidence of Mr. Spi:N. cut, Surgeon, that he had taken poison scseral hours previous to his latter draught, taken when arrested by the officer., and that he obstinately re fused to take any medicine. lie added, that lie had done the deed, and he would not take that which would frustrate his desigii. Ile at length grew inseusible, and he was drenched with an eme tic when too late. His Attorney stated to the Jury, that he had not been sober one minute for the last tour years, which he ettributed to his embarrass ' mese, and he considered him a maniac. In this he was corroborated by two of the Jury.—Verdict, A child named It . wins poisoned at Horn castle last week, through the mixed indiscretion (as the story is related) of two or three persons. The mother had applied to an apothecary who 4. keeps tAs morker," ter something to relieve her little girl front iodispn'eitinn tinder which she Misfired, and which the itiliesinit sena Galen declared to proceed from worms. A packet was to be seut from the tncdicttl inan'a dispenssry in another town, to the house of call at ammonite. for the relief of the child. The mother called a day or two afterwards', and the only packet which had arrived was giveu to her. No direction was upon it, but the woman took the packet. and thoughtlessly admioisitered a large part of the contents-..which prov e d t o b e opium ! The child died is consequence in • few hours. —Verdict of the Carouse's Impiest--Aecidee fel heath. Nitv.tt. TYTELMITNCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 31. hariirosi the Porpoise store-ship, Capt. Pcirteus. from Nets' South Wales; the iirtsiabfe. Capt. Wont. comb', from Heligoland; and the Dexterous. from Plymouth. the Ilibentin; - Ceptain fur the Mr diternmeast ; Raider, oil it eller.: Drowedorg, to the Eietwurti ; and Sviiiire, with Fretidt priaviters, fur Leith. The Naiad taktb convoy to the West 1:1111(. 4 . I'IANIOVTII-DOCK, OUT. it. Arrived the Orestes skup of war, C;tpt. Lipm.e tiere, from a cruize, having captured a Fri neli mer chant brig, only two (lays oat slt port, miwitti.l 1.4 141111., and 90 01CO3 Hatt' hilf-an-Lroir', rim Ming tight, in which the enemy heed two onm killed ; the Orestes had ueac. She is come to anchor to the Suomi. Came in the Brenil,chooner, from Falmouth. Sailed the Dragon, 74, Admiral Sir Francis La forry, to take the command of the Llxuui station ; the Armada, 7-1, to resume. her ntl . CherhourK ; late/ igent guii-brig, with small convoy tor Cork; also the Faney cutter, for Cut k. The 31sritzer gun-brig has mule signal to take convoy to the Eastward.—Wind N. A LMOVTH, OCT. _9. Sailed the Gleaner ketch, with a Nl4ll for Su imam, Berl/ie.., ; Britannia cutler, ~,,, with ditin, for I "shoo nod Cadiz; uu,l the /i/e/ierier paektd, Kith ditto, fur the Leeward / 6 ' 4 , 1( 1,-1% iud N. DEAL. OCT. 31. Arrived Ole 7YuGnn, rind 177. from POI' temuuth. Sailed the Bellervkui, fur Portsmouth. • DielsTol, OCT. 31. Came in, the Cart,lens, Cn.,k ; liereutortl, —; Uoiem, Noel °M it, from Cork. Gueetavits, —, from Cetic ; II Meruis, es, freco Cork; Emisv, Parlii, from unblw; Sots., Neil, from nen' est ; Prroos, Cialseeel, from Sams Ceuz; and fAiwarel, Smith, flout Nevis. Nclanu,-- an.l A nu, 1a:1,4611U, front tilieseturoi. Devonshire, laud (Mini Intent, —, from New fonusitemet. The Helena, Kennedy, from NeVY Orleans, hound to Liverpool, is on shore in the WelAt Mink; the pitcket, fro:n Biistol to New-York, is pot into Province with mud' (Lunar ; tl.e Staccesg, Mahout, from Litmus to Bristol, is put into Diogle with damage. timrrttro. ocr. 26. On tit , . lath inst. the chip Isabella, bound from Spain for Landon, having on buArd 149 pipes and Itall pipes Teneriae wine, was driven on shore at •ir.radtxslly, on the westinn coast of the county Kerry, and 13.maine almost a total wreck. The c.ro ha, 'Alice . been taken nut and 'eared at Strad- Lilly. whither a party of the military has proceeded Crum Tr..lee. WMTEHAVSIII. OCT. 90. The Jon:, Aibridge, ie arrived at Mary pore, feolll The S?eallo►c, Bell, sailed from hence last Fri dity, with a cargo of rum, for Newcastle. She is the titan vemiel that has gone from hence direct to that pert, fir 64 years. Friday last, a Manx Boat arrived here deeply lade►► with herrings, whieb had been caught the aunt ►nurnitig. It war competed that her cargo did not contain Irma than eighty maar—that i s , forty-eight thong►n l!-'.which, at 4s, per hundred, would amount td ant. Great numbers were re. tailed nt a half-penny, which would make the amount considerably more. BOSTON. OCT. JO. We have the unpleasant duty this wet"( of no. tici:e4 two severe losses, wide) it is feared those in. teie,ted its the trade of this port have switained, by the %taient gales ashxli prevaih-d a few days usu. tme of the bevies to wluch iii title was minion iced on Thursday lied, by the arrival of the Alaster of the Beitonail sloop, (;ismherlidge, olio communi. cited that his seosel, on her prosa t m Guns London with goods (chiefly grocerie,), on Friday night the 19th austaiii, struck on a sunken wreck. liter the Slnpw.i.la Saud (between Harwich and Orford nes,), and immediately afterwards went down in drip water. The resod struck with such violence no to tear away the whole of her stern frame ; and the consequence was, th a t s h e fill e d and stink with inch rapidity, so scantly to allow the Master ani slate time to gain the top-mast head fur inlet) ; the remainder of the rretv, coloo,tini{ of three 6,1% were washed from the sh cis by the vtole:ier- of the waves, and pertsliA. The Muster and Mate happily suet. eth - . I in 14.01114; themselves to the top-timst with the petuntt halyard., slid in that situsiinit were priserrtal, the vessil ernitiviiiic; in in such a depth of waiter NO at low mark Just washed the erns.-frees; and upon them., al sorb times, they suptiorted dictum/lam by standing, but were driven to the top-matt head again on the retain ..r of high sewer. flaring continued in this n retched bitumen' six and thirty hours' (from eight o'clock en Friday night till the saint hour on Solidity morn ing), tlrs;y were then providentially relieved by a slip ;nosing, and were landed ..t Yannu.rth.—The Britannia. with every thing suit board, 14 completely lu-t. she was the propetty of Mr. Ise.:elow and Mr. Wilford, of the , town ; but beitig u resst I that bed been many years in the trade, the los., in a pe cuniary point of view, is less sevcre to them than might hive been expected, nut exceeding 10001.— Several grocers and oilier tradesmen, who had goods on board s VC 'titterers to some asnossitt. _ . . . Great fears are entertained that the Nancy, 4 an other Wko I belonging to this p or t (a loaded with cerws). has been wrecked on the Shipwash Sand. The M..te of the pritalswia reports, that a few minutes after his ship went down, he saw the Nancy strike on the above.suentiotsed Saud, where she remained ten minutes, and whist then because of her he kuowa not. Tise /Verney should have reached this port about Saturday last ; and as she is not arrived. nor are any tidings heard of her, it is feared that the vessel has fouirdervd, and that all hands en board have perished.—Sh e was the property of Messrs. Sheath, Sou. and StenAttek..f this port, nearly a new slurp, and had a full cargo. ''' The itsantity of shc4t sold its Berton last week, as appears from the return made to the Corn In spector. exceeded 1300 quarter.—which is a larger qnsnuty than wev ever ever before sold its to week to that town since the institution of the (Act or Inspector. illtrrittlii OF cr rtaronv AI Cl l" flux Jeirthioter ) tow otlaisrin YA LZ i y Xt. f..t00,a...!! Minna irlownss, 11.1 c of Chorier • eller . • John Fano &dull, Wells strum, Mark. y, m sea. 1100 . John Haywood, Wood-slroet, Chenrin4c, *1)0.41,4 , •••ollen-dram r • 1!:• bald htl.llM4, fewspairle. hat•r o ILc mos Lc* is, Cisslimii.ctruct, Votrad whule• irOnnionzer Aleliallt:er.1013115011, Ila tr. :Pitt L'• Alikfrie l: road, Surrey. inciter • Gems,. Jiirriltp,yrctaililly, liViter • Thomas Parkin, Broad etre-Pi, no•reh. i nt e Belieri Heath, jun. London-rand, nositliw..i, t , cost.. maker John Stork, High HolLnro. Lunr dratr r . , Eduard Butler, :••••••ii, lance r John Jewell, Angel-cow I, Butrlicr hall lai•c, %Ob., Jusrpli Gill, 11.)iprr Alary.le• bune-str • • utter . William Nicholls, Piccadilly, loretualrarwr Abraham Salmuststio.iate of . IV i lkl ui , •wituttre, illescx, merchant • John Mont and Thomas Adams, Lendonhall. Anti ha I. tankers • • Thomas Hewlett, late of Sibuthbortough, Kent, tea powder.manefaciiiier Loaf, Little Orrinnastrcel, Middlt 0 3 , terer • • Thomas Loud, Devonshire. street, Queen.sqoare, Middlesex, piano•liirte•ivaiker David tVilliaai Charles Jones, Hansard-place, Black. Sorret, gauze.drrsturr John Eramis, lair of earahri•lge, r urn• factor William llieuphiltis Grwine- iiiid Metcalf. Amiiii.friaru, London. u•trchmits SS illiam Whitaiirook, Crutchtd friar., Lumley, wine. merclimit Thomas Hughes and Chrl . stoplicr Screcke, Bishops et etc strort, Loalun, drain' a Aut hour Hardens, late of St. Juba-strict, Smithfield. 1 . 1 . ..ar5,a Pickering, Maim -street, Westminster, vie. . 'wilier - . Monism Snot, Manehretri, woolstrip , er . tlilliam Perceval, (liaised steer, limli-dramr Ili.iines Rowtensile:no, Just ph Bates, 9nn0i..1 Rnw. lantleon, Edward War, and William pm..., (Irak. sle, I.uutlois, itieseltaists . . 11 illiam Smith, Sire !fool, P‘ses, rorn.etiJiidle r John kerschaer„ late of 511VC1 ., 141 tit, irt.vd street, g.il.:eui.th - - . Richard Smith, Inte of the Miseries, I.madon; efface of Clime! row, Chuli.es-row; lamen•draper Joseph 241(11, Jermymstreet, St. Janos's, watch maker . . . Thiamin Ltrenek, Slianries, slop-seller . Sir Rickard Phillips, New Bridge-atreer, Lemke, Got b,okseller . - • - !limy Rubsimon, St. Jetsm-sbeet, Smithfield, km thunder - Mary ti.ilime, Alheinarle.strecr, Pketutilly, millinrr Dadtal Sargent, tinuihwatk, Soucy, Braid' tine. merchant • _ • - Dirt DEN John Berrie, late of KI aspirin, 3luddleses, and Joh Ward, late of Hanimittli, Ulddlesex, dewersaud (+amen James SPOndt, Ildforrtnetter Charles Wright, Alelgate, talitletraust Thomas Hey, tootiaret-street, rteesittrett, dealer ;u spistsamis ti•lans - Jolts Brow , Little Eastchrap, London, came n.unger . - • • Jarvis German, Aldersaanhary, busier • - • • Edwartl Cream, illargarirt-tercet, Cavendish-square, carpenter • Francis (leery llonser,* - Pkort street, tit/divert • Willism Clare?, $t Maritime, of ,rttni Itichaid Vaster, Higi-/trees, Bloomsbury, e►rese. • ~urger . _ - , - - Wilburn Henry Tensility!, Minorite, Leedom, etc. . loaner . - - George. Dedlield, Yorlt•lntildler, Brrntoadsry, New. rusa, Sonihvark, Surrey, woad cadet - Will i SIM litleOlge, AIInIOBS-14180 . 0 %YAM' ' , WWI, Cbga r" 8 ilk' ' busier . - Julio Davideun, East Indin.Clianabers, Lemkobali. street, merchant • • James Want, Bermontini, Surrey, brewer Francis tioN, Jeramw.strett, O'cbtatiustre, cad. it saner Joseph Lee, late u( klasebastei,ltemeltat • Janes %%alba, &Intr./heel, Lantton ' etterarer Edward ,histovill, ('astie-strett4" Lenest,r l rlk, li rery-staldc. keept r Robert Poster, Ede* college, Ktopland road, Mid. dlcar a. silk-man ." %%About Bigaell, Great St. klelen'a, London, broker John Newnan, Bishupsgate-street-witand, town. draper - Willem Bryan, late of Inite Lion-ronet, Birthin lane, LOIKIM; ; since of the Island of Jantattai and uuw of Camberwell, Sauey , fiberthlini I.k.ItTI Flt 'A'l'F.e. John Jamieson, of Left, yowl, %hip- brukrr. John Nobs and Will Oesu Nobre, of Youtbses Common, asiptoti, veto-grocers Thomas D'ard, late of Broad street Loudon, but Kinston upon-Hull, merchant. Thomas Ws - en, Julio Dowding, and Jeremiah Ilevret of Cicala f..ir, Lnadou, clothiers Hrnry Jatika LlllolCii and Janes EaIOW, Of Gerrard suh 0, it 1.1411 t vole, lai luTs. Thomas Porter, of Uniou.euurt, London, merchant. David Henning, of Leicester-square, 3liddlests, aI tern. lIINH FUN ON, llcr. In Bank Stock 3 Isr 4. r..t. .... per 0 ,, t. Lkclszu;,-,v, 'Dublin On Loudon, Oct. Q 6. PI Wrantiplav, at hie houn-, Nottispitill, the Lady of the lieu. Cul. 3Locolusakt, at a wow,. Lately, l,r t►e Rev. Geo. Tomcat, ie St. George's Chatebt lienry P.u.lon Fitzgerald, EH'. of the Clare Regiinsunt SI dills, to Miss Anne Vincent, steroid daughter to Arthur Vincent, I:.q. of I.hoerick. Lately, by the Rev. Mr. !ogres, at Kilmurry Chard., Win Mealy, Esq Major in the od Native lufautry of t►e Hon . the East lodia Company's Service, to Elisabeth, daugh ter 4.f thin late Richard Evans, of Limerick, Esq. Tnesday last, by the Res Brujniiiiu Lionel, at Ash, is Forrey, Caleb ITuo.lyer, Esq. of anit.lford, Norm, to Miss Mary Anne Eleanor li key, chiral daughter of the late Henry Notary, Lag of Heuky PJlk, in time ii•llUt county. At New Abbey, Mar 1)11111i1.10., Mr. Alexander C. Juba• Mon, son of George Jo►nstou, E.y. Coo hill, to Cecilia Ann, second dasigidet of t►e late Ur Ja,oas IVright i Garritou hat. geon, and Purveyor to the Forces, Illartniogon. Late on Ifoodry might, at hi. bootee is Negligee-ware. aniarraally lamented, Harriet, the wife of Ahatbony IC St• Leger. At Clifton, aa: Wednesday the oath ult. is the lid year of his age, William, plight, ma of Thomas Bligh, Egg. a" water to the Earl of Dander Lately. ales. Eliatibeth Eldred, aged 53, of Soda,. near Bourn. 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