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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, JAM. 25. Last Sunday, his Excellency the*Marquis Luche situ, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipo tentiary of His Majesty the King of Prussia, was in troduced by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies into the Cabinet of the Emperor. At this private audience, he presented his Majesty with a letter from his Sovereign, announcing the birth of a Prince, son of His Prussian Majesty. We are assured, that all the Archbishops of France have received letters of promotion to the rank of Officers of the Legion of Honour. M. Salmatoris, Master of the Ceremonies to his blajesty the Emperor, set out on Sunday, from Paris, for Lyons, from whence he will go, according to report, to Turin. Guillemot, arrested the 16th of December last, upon the coast of Morbihan, was tried on the 14th of January, before a Nlilitary Commission, at Vannes. The judgment, by which he was con denir-d to death, was executed on the 15th. He had returned from England in the month of May last, after the arrest of Georges, and acknowledged it upon his examination. It also appeared that, finding no safety for himself and his companions, in a country whose inhabitants had long since re turned more peaceful habits, he had agreed with the master of a bark, for six hundred francs, to carry him and his party to an English station. His interrogatories proved that he still continued in arms, and blindly executed all the orders of Georges, and that he received an annual stipend from the English Government. Before his death, he implored the goodness of his Majesty the Em peror in favour of his second son, who was arrested along with him, but who did not participate in his crimes. The execution, which took place upon the Jay of a great market, had for its spectators a considerable number of peasants, whom nothing can now shake in their attachment to the Govern ment, which has restored to them all the blessings of peace, and all the consolations of religion.-- ( Maximo,. Letters from Madrid, of the Bth of January, state an apprehension that the English secret expedition is destined against Ferrol. Letters from Rome, of the 24th of December, state that, as circumstances have required the em ployment of a considerable number of troops for the proteflion of the frontiers of the state, Govern ment has resolved to raise an auxiliary force in ca valry for the proteflion of the coasts. Letters from Franckfcrt, of the I6th January, tante, that Austria has sent a farther rcirifiwcement of two regiments of cavalry to the cordon established upon the Italian frontiers. The same letters add, that. according to accounts from St. Petersburg!), the objekl of the nession of the Russian Count No votilsolt to London, has been to notify to the Ilia tiih Minister, the opening of negociatoms between Russia and France, under the mediation of Prussia. Accounts from the Hague, of the 17th of January, state, that some English, who lately lauded near Middleburg, to pillage, have been niale ritsonert by the inhabitants. !Mil IN, JAN. 15. His Majesty the King of Prussia, immediately after his acknowledgment of the Emperor of the French, caused it to be communicated to the Count de Lille, that it would be proper he should abstain from every step teialing to ret ive pretensions to the crown of France, to which a new f-louse 1; been called wit!: the approhaticn of Europe ; that having thus ..cknowledged the head of a fourth race of Sovereigns of France, be desired that the Count de Lille, if he wished to remain within his states, should not snake any attempt, direaly or in direCtly, upon the tights of the new Monarch of the French. The Count de Lille having, in the mean time, set out for Calmer, and the police having been informed that agents were going and coming from France to Warsaw, to plot and intrigue, the King of Prussia wrote to the Count de Lille, that he felt himself obliged to notify to him to choose another residence; as the Emperor of the French possessed the reciprocal right between sovereign, to demand that sone of his enemies should be tolerated within a friendly state. The Count de I ills then addressed himself to the Emperor of Russia, to demand from him an asylum. He received from him an answer worthy of that Prince, who de clared to him, that, being attached to the Sovereign of the French, by the bonds of personal friendship and eitecni, he saw, with pleasure, the new direc tion of the affairs of France that if there existed :try coldness between the two states, it was that be tween power and power, and concerning things fo reign from the internal arrangements of that em pire, which he considered as terminated. Never theless, that he should not refuse to grant a refuge to the Count de Lille, and that he intended for him the city of Kiow, upon the banks of the Boris them s, to which he should repair in spring, and until then, that he might remain at Mittau. QS. Tranquillity has not been of long duration in the province of Servia, and hostilities are going to commence with more fury than ever. The theatre of war will open upon the Drina.—Cserapitz, one of tht Generals of the insurgents, has put himself in motion with 8000 men. He marches against the famous Muss-Aga, who appears to menace the Servians. It is said, that Czerni George, General in Chief, will command this expedition in person. Every person able to serve is 'ordered to take up arms. The insurgent forces will be divided into three divisioas, of which one will form the siege of Belgrade ; the second will take post upon the Banks of the Drina ; and the third will be placed between these two corps. All the negociations which were cart lug on between the Turks and bervians are en tirely broken off. A Dublin Paper of the Ist, received yesterday. says-... , 4 In the case which has occupied the Cuurt of King's Bench for some days respeliwg the legality of an arrest made under the authority of an Kcelish Judge's warrant, the Court yesterday deli ' mud shoe opinion against the defendant ; but as he rettlimilif obtained a Writ of Habeas Corpus out of the Caw of Erchequer, the question still remains talks massed." LAW. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WESTMINSTER, Fes. 5. Almost the whole of this day, the Court was oc cupied in hearing Law Arguments, of no public in terest whatever. Mr. John Peacock was brought up in the custo dy of the Keeper of the House of Correction, by Habeas Corpus, moved for by Mr. GA Know. on Friday lag, of which we gave a report in our paper of Saturday. The decision of the Coroner's inquest, and the affidavit of Mr. Peacock, were reads both of which were a repetition of the circumstances, we have al ready laid before the public, in the report alluded to. Lord ELLILNIOLOUGH directed, that the Prisoner should enter into recognisance, himself in 1001 and four sureties in 501. each. The Prisoner was ac cordingly admitted to bail, and discharged. FROM LAST NIGHT': GAZATTZ.- MILITARY PROMOTION.S. Commission sisal hy the Lent Liemtement of the County tif Stirling. West Stirlingsliirc Vol unteer,Legiosi...-Major Henry Clanked, to be Lieutenant-Colonel.Conimandant, vice Lennox, re- signed. Dated Dec. 25,1804. Captain Charles Stirling to be Second Major. Dated Jan. 1, 1805. Coneiniaitens in the Royal Cheshire Militia, biped by the Lord I.ientenont. Thomas Parker, Esq. to be Colonel, vice Lord Grey, re signed; dated Dec. 9, 1804. Commissions awned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. Western Regiment of Middlesex Militia —Ensign L. W. Harris to be Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 19,1805 To be Ensigns ' Thomas Kemp, Gent. Dated Der 23, rt 1804. Robeßowcher, Gentman Dated Dec. 34, 1894. Edward Hetherington ' Gent.; dated January 13, 1805. B Fos, Gent. • dated January 19, 1835. I.oyal British Artificer—George Orr, Gent. to be Adiutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain, sice Lyte, resigned; dated December, 19, 1804. Brentford and Ealing Volunteer—Joseph Heath, Gent to be Ensign ' vice Eacou, resigned; dated December 19, 1804. HigligateVolunteera—Ensign Groves to be Lieutenant, vice Pontainresigned; dated January 5, 1805. Joseph Pa lmer,ient. to be Ensign, vice Groves, promoted ; dated as abo ve. , It. Margaret's and St. John's Volunteers—Ensign John Web ster to be Lieutenant, vice Ellis, resigned ; dated January 3, 1805. St. Giles and St. George, Bloomsbury, Volunteers— ohs Raphael, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, resigned; dated November 28, 1804. Conineisnons in the Tower Hamlets Militia, airiel by the Lard Lieutenant. Dated January, La, 1805. 241 Royal Regiment.--James Sheridan Knowles, Gent to be Ensign, vice Cottingbam, promoted. Cestesissiere in the Bridge Hill Yeomanry Cavalry, signed Jiy the Lori Lieutenant of the Coney of Kent. Cornet Richard Halford to be Lieutenant, vise Mugge:eon, re signed. Dated Jarman. 30, 1805. Brook Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated a'S PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE!). nudes Eakricke Broadly and Isaac Howard, of Kitig,ton upon-Hull, wine and spirit inerchanui, February 2, 305. Idwaid Morgan and Henry Williams, of Nobleanest, Ja 'nary 31, 1805. Juries Knowles and William Hall, warehousemen, No 71, Wood-street, Cheaptide, London, January SI, 1805. Daniel Jones, of No. 1, Jamostitreet, Liverpool, and Wil liam Edward Roberts, of Ni. S. Brunswick street, Liverpool, .woollenalrapers, January 91, 1003. David Mandel&le, John Plowes, jun Thomas Russell, John Brandey, and T. Easward Upton of Mear, in the township of Whitwood, in theyetaisk ot Fwth:rsone, in the county of York, ntanufsCrenns of wasehenware, January 1, !805 William I lawkins arid Thomas 'Hawkins, of Boininghain, button-manna/luster, Dec. 28, 1804. William Jones and William Challenger, of Bristol, oil and colournsen, Jan. 30, 1805. George Godber and Joseph Gregory, of Liverpool, plumbers, glaziers, and painters, Jan. 31, 1180. William Bustard, of Manchester, and Robert Wright, of Watling-street, Lennon merchants, Jan. 1, 1805. Thomas Bunn and Thomas Mason, of No. 8, Chearside, haberdashers, Jan. 18, 14105. John Dalsworth, Georg Peacock, and Ilenjamin Dods worth, of Kiogiton upon Hull, merchants, Jan. 1, 1805. BANKRUPTS. Sargeant, late of Ruaia-euurt, Milk-sheet, ',unduly warelsousetruna, to surrender Feb. 14 19, zt.ol Ntsoch 19, at elev , n, at rjuilt!ltall. Attorney, Mr. Jams, M•Mtichael, Fascia lane, tornhill. hanks Rooth, of Salford, Lanralter, meichant, to surrender Feb. In, 21, n , :clNfarel; 19, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attorney', Mrs:as Ches.li;r and Walker, Manchester; nr Mr. Ellin, Curtitor...treet, Nathaniel Chaprisan, William Mellor, and Robert Mellor, late of Stockport, Chester, cotton maiiiiiitatirer4, to surrender F. b. 21, 22, and Maqat 19, at eleven, at the Uld Angel Inn, in Marcie...field, Chester. Attorneys, Nieto". Clulsoir and Stone, Maelesfield ; at, Mr. Ralph KM', Cursitiiostreet, L•11(1011. Jus,pli Gilbert, of ■rivtel, merchant, to surrender Feb. 7, 19, and March 19, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, in All Stints-lane, Bristol. Attorneys Mr. Edward Stephens, Small street, Bristol; or, Messrs. Blandfural and Sweet, inner Tem ple, London. John Jackson, of Liverpool, mercitaat, to surrender March 4,5, 49, at one, at the Globe 'tavern, in John i'rett, Liver pool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Blackstock, laverpo..4 ; or, Mr. Thomas Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, London. Joseph Turner, of Stockport, Chester, cottots-spimier, to surrender Feb. 21, 22, and March 19, at three, at the Scar Inn, Manchester. Attorneys Mr. Huxley, Temple, Leaden ; Mr. Barnett, Manchester. Ralph Clark Lowed late of Newcastle upon.T) me, ship owner, to surrender Feb. 6, 16, and March 19, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ulm in, Shadvell. Thomas Wright, of Marhain, hi the county of Norfolk, dealer and chatiman, to surrender Feb. 18, at five, 19, and March 19, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Brat:duo, Suffolk. At ha' ney, Mr. Fuller, Brandon. Joseph Bryans, of Little Briuin, London, dealer and chap man, to surrender Feb. IV, 16, and March 19, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Godmoud, Crescent, Fridge-street. DIVIDENDS. March 4. !Benjamin Ellis, of Holt, Norfolk, vintner, at few, at the Star Tavern, Great Yarmoutii. Feb. 16 Susanna Metcalf and John Metcalf, of Golden Leveourt, Cheapside, London, hosiers, at ten, at Guild hall, London. March 9. Nathan Jolley, of Woodstock-street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, warehouseman at ter., at Guildhall, London. March 21 Samuel Cook, olTroubridge Wilts, clothier, at twelve, at the George Inn, in Tr o wbral g e, Wilt:. Feb. IG. William Lewis Mealliii, of Manchester--treat, Mate chester•emare, Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 23. William Knight and William Raab, of Tonbridge Wells, Kent, bankers, at one, all Guildhall. London. Feb. 27. John Motley, of Huddersfield, York, woolstapler, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn, in Huddersfield. Feb. 211. Johns Bishop, of Sheerness, Kent, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guikllsall, London. April 10. Thomas Row,of Bath, butcher, an six, at the Christopher bin and avern, Bath. March 11. James Williams, of Ilaverfordwest ' Pembroke, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Lien, Broad street, Bristol. April 30 Thomas Towle and Joshua Jackson, of News3te gate-strect, Lonrho, warehousemen, at muse, attgatildhall. Mar c h 2. G ew i le Fraser and Andrew Fearer, of Bow Churi•h• yard, London, warehousemen, et eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 26. kleulding and jowls WilliamSowerby, of I.i verpool, merchants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dee street, Liverpool. March 1. Joseph Marriott Weller and Michael Walla, of Hightovii, Parish of Bintall, York, merchants, at ten, at the Yew Tree Inn, in Robertmen, Parish of &omit. Feb. HS John Green, late of Reading, Beaks, mealman, at eleven, at the Compter, in Reading. March 9. John Fowkes, late of Bush-lane, London, wine merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 5. Isaac Woodall, of Picket-haw, near Egremont, Cumberland, hatter, at eleven, at the King's Anna, White haven. Feb. 23. William Knight, of Tunbridge Welk, Kent, banker, at one, at Guidhall, London. CERTIFICATES—FIa 21. Matthew Mackenzie, of Fleet-street, London, vintner Samuel Garold, late of Saxmorulliam, Suffolk, tailor. Robert Jeffery, formerly of Isle Abbott, Sonsemenhirit, Waft of Witham-street, Blackfnals-rood, Surrey, het now a pri soner in Hit Majesty's prison of the Fleet, shopkeeper. Venus* Solo*, of Liverpool, Lancaster, tailor. John Jephson, of Nottingham, hosier. Thomas White, of Wiaitetiard, Rosemary-lane, 3n11.441105ex, tr" Pet. SA LE BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE a d DWELLING HOUSES. LIMEHOUSE, WITH IMMEDIATE FOSSESRION By Mr. PAULIN, At the Britannia Tavern. Lime/vot.se, en TUESDAY, 'unary It, IBOS. at Twelve oClock, in Two Lou, ue:est prev,uusly disposed of by private Contract, AVery VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. mutt advantageously vitiate on the Rankin( the RIVER LEA, opposite the Church at Lintekuuse, and on the Maggie of the Commercial Road ; comprising A very substantial built large NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE. towelling Three Floors, a violable Ceentarig.tdunte, for Eight Homo, Yard, Ac and a NEW ERICK DWEL LING-HOUSE atla g, late in the Occupation of Mr. WIL- M WALTER VINEY, at a net Anneal Rent of 2.101 Also, a FREEHOLD 'substautial built NlF.tti DWELLING HOUSE &thinning, containing ornament Apartments neaky fitted, in the Occupatius of Mr. PRIOL. of the Annual Talus of atn. May be viewed till the Sale, when printed Partseulars Say to had on the Premises ; at the Ship Tavern, Leadeahail.uset ; at the Place of Salo ; and of the Antigone', Broad.stri , t, Ratchff. LONDON :—Priated y GEORGE DAviosom, ho 35. W ych street, ft. Closeot's, ontl published by JOSIAH RYDER, at the t Me; No. 15, Rack of St. Clem" Church, Strand, where Ovellertio, the Papur, ke. (pnetla m q will be dell attended to. COMMON PLEAS. BRATT •. cu.'s. Serjeant BUT shewed cause against a condi tional rule obtained by Serjeant Ilava.ey, why the enquiry held before the Sheriff in this case should not be set aside ; and why the Plaintiff should not be compelled to take the sum of 541. lodged by him in the Defendant's hands, with interest and costs, as a discharge of the anion. He stated that the Defendant was an Audioneer, and had advertised several lots of freehold property to be sold. The Plaintiff went to the sale, and pur chased one of the lots for the sum of 3151. the Defendant engaging to make good the title. Fifty-four pounds were paid down as earnest— The Plaintiff was afterwards informed, that the property bought by him belonged to a Mr. Goodwin; he then made enquiry, and found that the Defendant had no right to sell this property, nor could give a title to it. The anion was then commenced, and an enquiry was held before the Sheriff, for the purpose of assessing the amount of damages to be paid by the Defendant. The learned Serjeant further stated, that the re sult of the enquiry was, that the Defendant was or dered to pay 3501. to the Plaintiff, as a compensa tion for the loss of the bargain. He, therefore, hoped, that the Court would discharge the Rule, as it was but fair the Plaintiff should be recompensed feu the loss of so good a bargain, which, he under stood, was worth TOOL, though bought at public auaion for 3151. Sir JAMES MANSFIELD asked, was the whole of the purchase money paid by the Plaintiff, or only the 541. losiged as earnest ? On being informed that no more than die 541. was paid, he expressed his surprise that any man should be so unconscion able as to demand, in such a case as this, more than the money he advanced, die interest on it, and the costs he had been put to. The Court made Sedeant BAT LET'S rule abso lute, that the Plaintiff should be obliged to accept interest and costs, as between Attorney and Client. POLICE. MANS4ON.HOUS2. A Question of Privilege was yesterday argued by Counsel, before the Loam M volt, between a Dust Cuntraftor, and a Master Chimney. Sweeper who had collefted dust in the city, under the supposition that, belonging to the Woolcombers' Company, he had a right,so_to do. His Lordship decided in favour of the Oust-Contraftor, of conviaed the Sweep in the mitigated penalty of 2C4. Sarah Pane was brougfn bet — ore Alderman Comae, charged with being aceeisitry to the murder of Mary Wiseman, twelve months since, in Long-lane A reward of fifty pounds had been offered for the dis covery of the murderer. This woman bad been brought to the watch-house at Aldersgate, on Mon day night. last, when ono of the paroles, recol lezting to have seen her in company with LI a de ceas,:d on the night of the murder, asked her some questisns, when she confessed her know ledge of the person who committed the murder, be fore witnesses ; but, it appearing mat she was much intoxicated at the time of the confession, and having declared her innocence to the Alderman, she was discharged. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR wit under the dis agreeable necessity (according to the AR of Parlia ment) of raising the Bread a whole Assize, or 2d. in the Peck Loaf, to commence to-morrow ; the Qiiartern Loaf will then be 16.1 d. wheaten, and I A. household. The Lose M Arnie will hold a Court of Common Council, at Guildhall, to-morrow, to eled the Irish Society and Committees for the year ensuing, and on other special affairs. His Lordship will tate the Chair precisely at twelve o'clock. It appears from an Account laid before the House of Commons, that the net produce of the permanent Taxes for the year ending the 3th January, 1805: mounted to 29,312,4831. and of the War Taxes for the sonic period 11,418,8741. It appears that the total of the British Force at home and on foreign stations, on the Ist of January s I F 405, was Caval rs, A rtirerv, Infainty, . 124,g7s 111 tl .tia, General Total, it appears from an Account preiented to the House of Commons, that the Exports to Spanish Ports in the three quarters, ending the 10th Odtober, 1804, amounted to 761,!471. _ __ The general Agency Office for Volunteer Corps was removed yesterday from Spring Gardens, to 34, Great George•sueet, Westminster. Mr. Parts LATOUCHI, of Belvue, in the county of Wicklow, is building a life-boat at his sole et pence, to be stationed at the Grey Stones, two miles south of Bray Head, on the coast of Wicklow.— This gentleman's life is a continued scene of bene volence. The Military quartered at Chichester have bail for some time past in preparation for representation at the Theatre, Vovraisa's Tragedy of Mahmut the impeste , -, as translated and adapted to t►e British stage, by A. HILL. The receipts of the house are to he appropriated to the charity for supplying the poor with cheap coals during the *am NAVAL lITELLIC4NCT. PORTSMOOTIII, its. 4 Arrived the AGMs sloop of war, Capr. Nrenton, from a cruise ; likewise, from the coast of France, the Furious, of 14 guns, Lieut. Idayson Wrigh t; Hardy, 14 guns, Lieut. Hardy ; Firm gen-vessel ; m i d ifeipemene, of 44 guns. Captain Laroche, from t h e Havre squadron. Sailed the Plate sloop, Capt a i n Janverin ; Biter, gun brig, Lieut. G. T. Wing ate; and Clasher, of 12 guns, Lieut. Nesbit Glen, fur t ic Cherburg and Havre stations. Went into harb,er, with the loss of bowsprit, in the late gales, the A'„. felt, armed ship, Lieut. Alexander Sinclair. Ships in commission at this port : Birnelir, Prince George, Blenheim, Royal William, gon, Plantagenet, Puiarant, Isia, Ranger,!Med Csisests, d, Aurora, Experiment, Ariadne, ,bageollylph. u td : Explosion, Gladiator, Chichester, Amhuelleillb Mesih, part!. Magicienne, Pearl, Camilla, Rattler, Rellgenblia *fo Lw g% Lilly, Trmay, Regitlus, Abundance, and Combat Tile Chichester, arnere en Ate, and Fake. d e ,. yesterday dropped down to St. Helen's. TALMOVTII. ?Ft. t. Arrived the Lord Cherie., Spencer (packet), worth, with mails from Jamaica, 47 days pat.a, te; the Brathers, Lambert, from Bristol ; the El Gray, from London; and 3/..ant Gayhall, Vas, from Penzance. The Priam Erma packet from the Leew Islands, and the Prime of Wales packet. l'odd, tr, Lisbon, may be shortly expetted.—Wind N.E. ORAL, ?El. 4. Arrived the .4/otac, sloop of star, front a cruise ; and the Lard Arisoll, Armed defence ships fry .% ponsmcuth ; and remain in the Downs with to ships as per last. This morning the Right Admiral Lord Keita shitieclhis flag from the .irdia to the Afanarta man of war.—lVind W.S.w. F&OM LLOYD'S LIST. •RRIVID. At P4 . 0!--the Cy.cne, front St 111,chaert, y damage. At Bristol-0 r Ann, from Q iPbrc . Cornelia He •na Kdbea I'ettua, front /Lowe ; So. !dna, —, from St. Andero; and the Carolua, Aquas, fait Barcelona. At Limatitk.—the H•lpe, Gray, from Leadon. At J4.llllilla—the Witham and Henry, Dwell; Loyarr, Linder; Slaty, loulger ; and thr•Pea;lope, Rwandan, inut London ; Expenment, trom Haiitax ; Jamb. son ; Eliasl.ol, Turnbull ; Elleutt and Ellen, Medd; I'mA Africa. MEETINGS OF cm - arrow' AT GUILDHALL: - TO I . 4OIIItUW. M George Frederick Denman, Strand, London,jewenter 1 1 Wdltass Ma.:e, late of Wimpu l6.l4r:et, St. Mary-La borers,. fruiterer . - 1K COURSE OF EXCHAI Arastordarn 96. 6 t U• Ditto at Shit 87 10 Rotterdam, c. f 1d 2 2 U. Hambursh 93 6 W. Alton% 15 10 Lir. att. 2 Us Is 16 Tutsuar, Et.:; 5 Genus Venice wit bal. F( Oporto DUbl.ti Bourdaa u .SS Cadre Dino Atidnd .. Ditto %31 Area. llill.a Leg hoir 494 Manioc lu ' . 1 Dublin on London (Jan. 2 MCP: o STOCK*. • 'Ai. Sank Stock - --- ---- 179 In 3 per Cent. Red. 3 pas Cent. Crumb .74:12 4 per C.nt. 76iin 4per Cent. Nasky ....... ...... '...1111.A 5 per C.-nt. Loyalty 10011 1 1,7sra1 101 i 102 krng it nnu ities I' 13.161 111 1 Imperial 3 per Cent Ditto Annuities 913 11-43 India Bond- - Is. 2s clot. Exchequer RiEs par. la Lottery Tickets. Consols fur.. . .... 6O MI i T. HISII, St .k-Scoker, No. 4, Cqt/lhill. and 9, I:baring-Cross goatees. Portugal Goldin Ode and Bart pot oa. . 4 • • Dould...ans 4 • Now Dollars Silver In Kars Now Louig each 0 Agio on the Wank of Holtman 41 per Co m. ) 01 a I" MARRIACIES. Lately, at St. Margaret's, Westreincter, bv the Lord R shot of Exeter. Anthony Buller, E.g. eau of the late John Basle% Req. of Minya', in Cornwall, ai.d utphry of the late Judge Buller, to Mist Isabella Lemon, daughter of Si: Wra. Lent in, Bart. M. P_ for Cornwall. On Thinsday, at Lymington, in the county of lints, b‘• the Rev. Mr Jones, Charles Fliiiiket, Eau of the 111.,:sest Corps, to Miss Ilaroet \'illehnis, Mini daughter of th • date William N'illebois, Feltham•plare, in the con of Middlesex. Lately, the Res Wm. Dickens, second son of the late Lndl Bishop of Down and Connor, to Miss 13 Ulna Webster, second daughter of the late Gilbert Webster, Esq. slid niece to thetas Sir Godfrey Webster, Bart. • DEATHS. On Monday, the infant son of Charles Littl.4 .le, T Great Mary la•4onne-street. On Saturday la.r, Ti 11,114. Rank:, Esq. R. A. nett Ilk abilities u a s-ulptor 1.1.1w1 a lustre to the arts of hi max rry, and wittrae character as a man refletted an hoisesir au he. man isaione. NIGH WATFR TDIS DAY AT I.l)NDoti-BRID(;!: Morn. 42 non. after s... Even. 2 taut. atter 6 ,