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r!.77.'" 1 6 , • lit• : FRACAS 11111AVilin • ~ 11 11 Tilt AGI7"I I'S OF Loots XVIII. AND rim EMI GRANT FIORI.v.‘:- 7 IN ENGLAND. ~ --Non.-- A entions and interesti:A en respondence has talon place between one of the averts of Timis XVIII. and the party of Emigrant.; in this country. lime's valuable matter liashween disclosed to our Mi nisters by the seasonable . fracas, ,ind thereby our Government. at the cnmmencernent of this tune war, will see how the funds of England have heen acrian dcred, and how int precious tnachinat huts against tke power of Bonaparte bare been ceinditand by the click whom they kept in pay. :The indiscretion of one of the most polished coast:et s isf ancient France has given rise to the explosion. The Comte de Vaudtetail happened. at the table of an Emtlich ern denten. to accuse the Abbe dr la Matte, " of being a very dangerous pet vos—an agent of Bonanarte near the Kine—a vile cidoaucliee, who, in all his missiewthrough Germany, was accompanied by his . pilture—and who, in short, was a man totally 'lose in reputation." This charge was faleqllll7 re rifted to the Abbe. and it has drawn frnin him a most masterly . detail of the %hole csindua of the •F a nigrant party in England. the authors, advisers. and execiitors• of those plots, which have cost the ft, k;.1 1 Government such a waste;of reputation, as well as morsel-. .‘ ye.," say% the Abbe de la Mime. I , I own, that, to this party. I am a dangerous person, for I am ac enainted with every one of their pra4licts. I knots- all their perfidies—all their intrignes—and am even ac qnainted with the terms of their schemes, and the distribution of the booty. At over-! journey which I made into Eastland on the service of mi Royal Master, I witnessed the agitation which my presence occasioned them. as if they apprehended that the fountain of gold was to he shut against them. *n Ires—l am to them a dangerous man, because, if I were a !mined to the presence of a British Mi nister, I should he able to say, that the King has been obliged to spare, out of his own very small 'income. wherewith to pay his agents and correpon sl -1 tuts • and that he bar never burs , ' either the amsto•l • ' ti f teworrenarr wh'eh Greet Brill's hat girrn In hit cause, n 4") pawner i:t lu4iA they beer bee, on/Waved. I should tin obliged to soy, that the dispensers of those funds have constantly said to the agents of Go vernment, ' we ate obliged to conceal from the King all knowlege of projeas, the most useful, be cause he has no confidence in the British Minister.' —The wretches !—while they wrote to t he King. , That th-- Ministry here were jealous of his agrntc, end wortlaticrnit them to communicate to him their designs , would prove, that, in only two instances, in one intik' saw the Government robbed of 7.W/1. sterling. “ If ever I shall be called on to speak to the public, I shall prove that the King. always a Ft -each- i man, constantly disapproved of the plan of desola tion, invented by the avarice est these intriguers ; and. I shall adJ, that, in the anttimn of 180% His Majesty, without effeft. issued his orders for the te r an of the unhappy Georges from France ; ' be cause.' said he, 1 B l.'l' a prlit rw u 3 'valuer 'hat a.a i net lye sirs ern in.s..—there was nothing now l e f t • in his connive to stir hut its ashes. If the time were come, I should publish the seven pnlitical let. tees which I addressed in 1802, to the Comte cll.:s cars ; and it will he seen, that the virulence of the' party of the French Noblesse in England 'n ain't she, takes its date precisely from the epoch when I discovered the I.4.iaarriase of the men who so scan. daleusly made a tr.dfie of the confidence of thew Princes ; and, when I in vain endeavoured to recall mend an honourable and useful plan, in the room of projen s. base, humiliating and disastrous." ('he Abbe gees on en sin, that these wretched pro je,cts have had the (-fie& which he anticipated, of rallying round the new government of France, all the interest. all the at 0r,a,0-prapre, the ambition of the French people ; and, because he prediced all this, they call him the agent of Bonaparte. lire his tory of his political . services will give the lie to the charge. Fie dares the whole click to skew, that a sin gle servant or agent of the choice of His Majesty has been faithless—but he pledges himself to tutee ten frelittet who herr seepri.ed. and stlitolbo hetrata, the con Irde,.(e r,f 2110v.ieurr " without prejudice to those who may yet be in his service." The Abbe gives a most striking pianre of the persons who compose the patty, both as to their intelleBual and moral fea tures : and particularly desct ihes the chataaer of the agents whom they entrusted abroad, on their redoubt able missions. The Desana of glorious memory— the.famotis Bayard—the very dear and faithful Able le .Wsiar,Ecc. I And he dares the whole world to say, that. in any one of his journies in Austria, in Prussia, in Russia, in England. hewas.ever seen accompanied by any woman, honest or dishonest. His journies were always made with extreme expedition ; and se • veral times, at the most rigorous season, he went farms Übellingen. or from Angsburgh to Mitutan st-Otout trAce going to Ised. A man must have had strange cruelty to drag a entry:tett along with him! And where, he demands, could be have found money for such a scandal? I its expences were settled at a Com mittee of .Agency. held at Cointitrgh, on the 9-11 of May. 1801; the statement v:aii sent to the King, and he then received a declaration. "That no part of the funds granted by England, from the I st of rehtitAry 1; ! td, to the 9th of Mey 1801, had been p inl to him ;" he then gave in his resignation. " Which of yod.all. Messieurs," says lies •• can produce such a -n-iific --- ?" The Abbe concludes with a declara done to his Mimed ch. - • puld'sh all the details of which-the money iistmd for King, has been intercepted, 'rd. Y/ iX i tt s certificate ?" The Abbe concludes with a trecrara- l' di a 11, . i ne ne4i . irec , :idrabe.f t uua h lseAmtl a ede t i i i ne: f fnzltiodm t lhd rs eg.: ; n i Fc c ,nie e rut.erh.b i nc s pnaitrsnil u i.tis.hit o wek t rd.h.p d it.inuc o tghis u ,: e tht :teen detail i.h:l:hentileieltere,itelTse.::::::;:p4stiririood-rf: an m a e cts to which he. no doubt, will render th the same frae- ►is letter. Sundae &21't, between apse and ten o'clock, as a lady and Gentleman were driving up Ludgate-hill 41 a war horse cha:r.,a hark -coach, which drove foci- ea-Iv !,y, struck against it. The violence of the el. t:: ritnk • !he asl -!ree,and the chaise being upset, Or , I. nle acne Centionan were precipitated into the ntidcile ‘,l the crert. Jr was at first ignag;ned that .- irsv r: very much hurt ; !stir, on bei:bg taken . itrtOt - orCi -, .1 --eary's shop, RCA! the Once, it seas %A • (' "-N ad lame receive,/ some -sligrat b eises, , t.... 4 • - J . 1 i . ....;'" V \ '' • • T." iiiiL;:-. 7," ~~.~ -. IVAV.IL INTELLIGLICCE. POVISUOVTII, tf.PI. 72. - • Arrived His Majesty's ship Decode, with. Admira s s;r Richard Bickerton on board, from Gibraltar.-- sailed the 1 "Aini7hle and And,. with a fleet nndei onvoy, for the coast of Al rira ; FavouriPe And Csinilia. pith a fleet under convoy, for Portugal. scrr.l6. Cam in the Enclearcor, in, 17 ho o ts, from the fleet off Brest, consisting of 29 s.ul of the line. 111. amain r, ports, 01.1 a French squadron, cnnsist• ing of five sail of the line, was cruising o:f tut- Pen t matkeo and that Admiral Cornwallis had &quill,' Ave sail of the line t i ) cruise for them, but nn ac ,count was hear.' from them when he left the fleet on Sunday (the 15th), at 9 o'clock at night. PLVMOVIII, sLPT, 211 Came in the Vi3olre, French ch isSe:l3l4ree, laden with rosin ; and a French chase-maree, name tin known, laden with wine. both taken by the 14"tolg, of 38 guns; she has alai taken .t French brig that is not yet artived ; Ftencli sloop, name u•aknown, la 'en with sweeps and grindstones, taken by the Comae,. of I guns Narrie, Captain Quinton, from Archangel. bound to Cork. laden with hemp and tar ; Alartia, of It guns, from the enan7 . el fleet ; Cot/wrier, armed brig, of 10 guns ; also the Cheer(v, of 16 gloss, both from the eastward. H A RWICII, SEP r. 02. The packets sailed this day with the Mails of the COth for 1-instun and Gottenburgh, but they are now putting hack, the wind being cnnuary. A mcc!eng-r, with dispatches for the Court of St. Pe tersburgh, is on hoard the Dian°, Capt. Nl'llonngh, bound to Gottenburgh. PEAT, CIsPT C 2. Sailed the Fri+trite' bomb. and Lord Ed ot armed %Nip, with a till of untwird-hound vessels under con voy, for Portsmouth ; Calais and Boulogne squadrons for their respenive cittising stations ; .gym, /bpi fri. gate, &oat and Mose/te sloops of war, for Ports mouth. Arrived the Calllfrio sloop of w ir, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ►hips as per last. Wind N. W. with rain. now, SEPT. 22. The wind being easterly this mottling, a number of gunibrigs.sloops of war, bomb-ships, &c. belong- intf. to the B ullovie and Calais squadrons, passed dowl Channel from the Downs, for their several destination: off Cie French coast. Severol colliers, in •rchanmen, and other outward-hound vessels, with a tew trAr.spotts also, came out of the Downs, steering with a fair breeze to the Westward. The' Li:./y. revenue cutter, and four other ships of the same description, whose name: I could not learn, also l'ased from the Downs on a cruise to the West ward. E:t:ly in the morning, two homeward bound West Indiamen hove in sigh:. born Ow Westward. They are not any of the Iseewai d Island Fleet, hut left Jamaica a few days after the siiiing , •1 the fleet. which lately arrived from thence. in the hope of . coming np with them. They had five other ships in company. whom they patted going up the Bristol Channel. I have not been able to ascertain whe- Cier they have any passengers on hoard, no person • being permitted to land; and, after a visit from a Revenue Officer. they have both been put under ctarantine. The Captain of one of them died on th voya7..e. She had the yellow deg hoisted :it her maintop-mast head. I understand they will per fr.sm quarantine in these roads. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Got 4vr•iso,SL7T. by the Merrumirk,--i, from Virinia; 1111,a and Delia, Ei.her, from Africa; You.ig John, Fins-r, Irmo Dantaic ; Vrow Donlnh, %brach, frum Memel the Mary, Phi:lns, for Plilndo%phis Stralsund; Eliza, Wood, few New Orle.tols., Br. oar; mo w n, fropplewell ; ; ai son, Int Peter.burgh ; Literprise,tackivuod, fur New Yirk. Off diver—The Harriett, Siitherlanil, frovn Demernet. At Liverporil—.The Lucy, --, from Barba tor , : and Vinery, Bicknell, from St. Atvlero Al aWa s r—The Mart, Saabure, from Teneri'le. At Dublin—The Jenitma, Barber, Porn Lortrlmi. At Cork-iiatie flarMra, Peac..-k, ditto. At Afric Retiere, Rollintnii; Clarendon, .tare; and Marv, Mitchell, from Liverpool. At Busoin—The .1 Mims. %Vona, rlitto At Tr car—Th., Mary Ann, Taylor; Weymouth, Waiden; and Stara, Barber, from Lorntin. .... The a.zeite of Saturday contains a notice, that ap plication will be made to Parliament in the nest Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for making and maintaining certain Reservoirs and other ne cessary Works in the Parish of St. Luke, Chelsea. in the County of Middlesex, for supplying with water, from the river Thames, such part of the pa rish of St. Margaret, Westminster, as lies within the town of Kensington, in foe said county of Mid dlesex; and the several parishes and mvenchips of Chelsea, Kensington, Hammersmith, Fulham, Chis wick, Ealing, Hartwell, Old Brendan!, New Brent ford, Heston, Hounslow, and lsleworth, all in the said county of Middlesex ; likewise the several la vishes of Battersea, Wandsworth, Putney, Barnes, Mortlake, Richmond, and Kew, itt the enanty of Surrey. The Owl!, also contains a notice, that applica tion is intendod to be made to Parliament the ensu ing Session, fm leave to bring in a Bill, for making and maintaining Water Works, Aqueduels, and Re r-rvoirs (and for supplying with water), in. the pa rishes of Stratford, Bow, otherwise Stratford-le- Bow, in the counties of N.liddlesex and Esser ; and the places and parishes of 'Hackney, Bet h nal Green, Sail* Mary's, Whitechapel, Saint George's iu the Easf, Saint John's, Wapping, Saint Pistil's, Shad well, Saint lbinstan's Strpney, Saint Ann's, Lime house, Spitalfields, Aldgate, Bishopsgate within and without, Stint Luke's, Shoreditch, Newington, Tot• tewharn, Edrironton, Enfield, and the Hamlets and Places of Ratcliffe, Mile-End-Town, Poplar, Old Ford, Homerton, Upper and Lower Clspton,Stam- Dalston, King land, Shacklewell, !away, and parts adjacent, in the county of Mid doses. Tbe Gazette likewise contains notice, that applica tion is intended to be ma fe to Parliament id the next Session, for leave to bring inbt Bill fsr amending, and enlarging the Powers of vn A 3 pav ed in the Twelfth Year of His present' Miu►sr is Roign, intituled. " An Ad for lighting such Part of the Town of Islingtoo,, as lies in the pa:iill of St. Mary. Islington. .an ;be counts. of Middlesex, and for estlittishilg a Regular Watch, therein." _. - . -.~ PRICE OF 1101",s_ 1401. swears. Kent 5l 11. to GI 101 1 Kent GI Nto7l Os Susses.... 5Y 101 to GI ts' Sul,ex 51 N to RI Gt Kamm .......:11 .-.6s we Ilk Os I Eat. Siam. TI —s so 9 1 ...4 Alseot tlotte eteAsos 0 New Hop rem at niasket, winch sold at troy 61, - to 118. p IH4 - titay. Q. 7.0001. to 18,u001 PRICES OF HAY Atli STR3W,. SAtt 00AT. ' x•uses Has 91 Os a 46 New Ol Us • 01 U' Cluver ul Os a ‘UI Straw t 1 las a 'Ol 111, _ lIIIITICIIIPIL. Hat'. :11 L. • 41 CluSet 51 51 a 61 Os Straw .111 119 a Sa 10► PRICE (IF SEEDS I 4 MARK-LANE. Conaway New ,7(4 M•to 110, DI weave. Co , sand , t —9. 04 to 'Mg Odi W 1.419 Moos , ed Srtd Io+ to It+ (d per bushel. K-own d4tto - melee ter LE4THER ' /Wits, 30 t. 5' sb. e .ett , • ~. .' alif t. Isei ~1 Mint 4 /0:1 06 4011r.roch.. 6....454 'to 5161 • Mereltanto Ra c k. .3.4. to 241 Dreekiog 11.,1e. . 'I to Y3t role C vet Ili NI 434 to ?Oa Crop tildes fur ruttirtif - - 2'31 to 24 Flat Onfaary 2ll to Yid Calf Skier., 30 to inio pot Ilona 1.11 to 4 , 4 Dial, . Stt to 70%.. , 3"4 to 42 I , .., Ddt,,, - 7 0 „. 8 . 1 , , .. ridto set e 4 STA •AN r illr •eit!•..d) - 40d' to Ind 3 fr 7 I.mge 401... r . ~1/ .;..11fra tor Illfli par rinuart. , Twined (Pure Ueda. :. Is to Us per Irate. -- !t •I't ll l..tl t7 s ollibid 114:ZEi.j.1GENCE. LEICESTER "RACES strE• IS. f *.• r m.. 44 for all agk-c. Two mile heals. 1. , ,d Stamf rd%trr. e. (i.ttnion, 4)4 (Ad - r sir .Nwelyzw2i bc. Fathom, y.ts. . - it `tr. Foirsicksi b.; EU:luzb, 4 yrl. . . 92 . ; IHVioliAv. 1:,..ry Pow), F,,ur nit:e Iyeats. .fr t Tw , r*Sh.ori, 4 yrs. - 1 I, 1..) , I St vief.9,.r. hr. e. G1%111411, 4 rrr, broke down 2 dr. A 11u0t , ..-r's Sicariotrlce,r of Ali each. 14,11 , 8100 beam. (12 Subwribers ) f r %4,,rrs*: ch. I, T.rruadn, Gera. - - - 1 1 I .lr Sturrs.:, gr g Gyre. SIIREWSISIItt Y, SLPT• 20. Tn. ,e It :tees commenced on Monday last. The Members' r of .5 I. kir Ho. keel' b e Royal Oak, 3yn odd - 1 I Nir. I lA': o. f. I ot,;:r, 3 yrs old - - - 2 3 NI r Snide,'. 14ro:roi Rear, 4t n old - - '3 4 J. tieonliert.oo'i F. )b. c Forester, 4 yrs old - 4 2 Mr. Moores b. lo SiOoow-and-l.isy, 4 yr: old - - Sdr laic woo with ease. T U ES D A V. The Grntlontart'a Subscription of sni . Mr Smith's br. t. Ileb t i, 4 mold - - - 1 1 Sir W. W. Wynne's, Ilan. bc. by Round, 3 yrs old t! Mr. ti.ori.'s Ir. c. All Stec!, 4 vrs old - 4 .1. Egerton's, E:I. bl. c Othe:lo, S yrs old - - 3 4 T. Anson'., F. , LI K. e rs old . - - - ilr C. Clorlitioud.4:y's E.q br. c. Welch Ra'Jtsit, 4 yts oh! dr WIDNESD A Y• The Handicap Sweepstake:, to which was added the Town Sub.sription. Air Billington% b g. Cock Spinner, 5 yrs old - 1 1 J Egerton \ L.q. bi c. yri old - 2 4 C Ch,,l,nund E. Viel.lt Rabbit, 4Fs old - 5 T. A 'tune., 9 yr. oid - - - 4 '2 Mr. Collins% b It. Ml,lbb, tips old • T HURSD A Y. The SOI P i tt.• given by th.l Fad of Darlington. .Ir. Smith's br. f yis old - - - 1 1 Mr. Skinner's b. in. Duckling, S yrs uld - 2 2 1..04 Grusvenor's eh. f. Money Mll u •k, 4 y•s uld - 5 S Sir W. W. Wynne % Mart b. cby linzzAid - dr Mr Rtpingrnes b. g. Cock Spinner, '# yr. old dr C. Cbultuoioltey's, Esq. Wekh R.ibbit• dr SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. YORK AUGUST MEETING, 1007. • • saTOODAY. Produce Mech. Mr Hewett's h c. by Sir Pete*, out of flwu••ilrr, list. aro. aga.oat Mr Mellith's f. by Shuttle, out of Plaitlow% dam, t;4l. Jtr 11 ft, two Au:A:sr MEETING, 1009. MONDAY. "r• I Produce Swecntiltes of leOso each, h. P. colts to carry SA. 71h. faint ed. 411,: tour miles. Three Ibt allowed to warted 'W hams, &t. Lord Fitcwillians's b. f. by Sir Pew. is by Eftonte•l Lord Fitsui , hant's b f. by tiettu,Croust4, outui Ccarlia, al lowed 3 O. L••rd br. c by Sir Peter, out of Purina Mr. Mell!sh's b. f be Ilamb:etunian, out of a sister to Fidget, allowed 3.0 Mr. Merielfs b. e. by Sta inford, out of March mum:, allowed 316 Sir M. M. Sylre;s b. f. by Starnl.4.!, out of Young RAi,hael, al;.rwid S:r M. M. Sykes's b. f. by Ilambletosian, out of Samba's 'dam Doer of Hamilton,' be. bay colt, by Walnut, out of Brown duselitt, Mr. Wentworth's h. f. by 4Auttle, out of a sister to A ntbrobi.,, allowed Sla Mr. Wilson b. c. hY Hambletonian, out of Surprise'S dam. d Strathature's b. f. by Sir Solomon, out of Queou Mat., al. in. e.l 31b.. Lord Stvatliniore's b. f. (since dead) by Sir Solomon, out of hi; Dr.,g Stare Mr Prose's b. e. Hombletenian, out of Constatitia, allowed SIN • Mr Pe r .e's b. c. by Expe3ation, out of Rosamond, allowed Sibs Mr. E L llodrou's eh. 1. by Shuttle, out of Mrsa 111u,too, al lowed 3ibs. Sit PI. T. b 1. by Illamblertonius, out or lady Sarah, al lowe 131 ° . Sir 1-1. T. Vane's br. c. by lloubletonwn, out 01 LuprAiclier, allowed Ms. Loot Groseenor'. f. (since dead) by Sir Peter, out of Misktoe Sir F Srandisles t. he Sir Peter, out of•Stor.ice Sir F Stand.sles b. f. by Sir Peter, out of Eagle's tun T Ga•cment's eh. c. by Hamtiletuoiati, out of Go;denloelss Th • predate of Mr. Peuse's thlinui ~are, in the Produce Stites, for HMI, is a filly. -:- THE MARXErS. CORN.F.XCIIANGF, Mown 11, Sem t 3. Wheat for to-day's Market it arrived in scanty supplies, and the borers nunn•r.'r', f a that of the first quality ;' sales are at an advance of full j 4, per Quarter, for thrive samples; inter:or lia.e !Otte vartatton. Hide, iii middling supply, sod, with Malt, neatly as our last.; there being few Wilde Peas, or Baena, ref each sort, come to hand. 1110141 afttcki are 21. to dearer; care any grey Peas. Not many fresh Olt. rouse in, and prime new •ample' of this article command Setts, price. Flour supports the quotation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheal 44. 76.. Beans . 50• 56.. OA. 844. bit au. Tick Beans 30.. Pd. Ry. (new 30. SG.. 0.1. Om. Vic 911 s. 33.. Barley Malt ..;As 01. Rape Seed 36 40t to% White Peni.....: . 134. CAN 111 Fine Fleillq 65. Ns. 0 1 Grer Peas 004 Ws. Orl. Soo.nd.. 634.6.51. ua. _, ~... 1 . . SNIII3IFiELD, Ni , q11.4 • irr 2:3 „ 4,„k ttutUff a l—.. e tae. 14 alt,. 4s 04 to 54 04 I 1..h.t1 .54 111 4 t Ntsc.:Jti.... 4. 0.1 to 54 Od 1 Polk 44 84 (.; 5, 4 4 Lsoth S 4. Od. 6.1. 04. ilea '4000.486 ' . aeagts,olmut I,%lll—Sheep and.Liorbey 20-.400, ..___._ NEWG VIE AND 'LEA Dlr. , /1111..L Hy the Ca case. Be..t . • 3* 43 to 4. 24 I Veal 4l ert 'to r. 84 0tt0n....3. 04 04 44 04 I Pork 6 , 44 Lan.. 4 . . 01 to st. Od. PRICE t/F TA1.1.4.1W. St. James's Market 4s 2; Yidlow Russia —.‘ od 72$ ea. Cl.tra Market. •,Vh:tech..ii.,l Market. 4s ii, S(131) ditto.... 68441•1 —: Od Kr Stour ark. —. 1 Nicking Stuff..-1 Cld 58, 04 • 124 14 Ditto rough —s 59. Average Price... 4a id Graves •• ••• ...-II Da' T.rwit Ta110w..... --v 71s tid Good Deags..... ...i. ..... ig s ydl ow s o ap, —v a 78s---Mottle i s 10/46 elltd. 9Q. Price of Candles per due. llt . 'd. -- Worldo, 12s. 01 _ RAW HIDES. Be:t Heifers and Steer., ref atone, N. 61. to 3a. hfiatilings Si. I. to Ss. 4al. Orriinars Mvket Cad li'.. 6.k. each. rat:talt Iforse Sl:aop Sirius 6ll. to ls. I.staita Skin, Vs 9J. to 4s. YdAcrday—K ING'IICORODIATION Kcrr—llund.y At u. Y.O t OMOCt. PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS—S►rr. 13. Gov. Debentures 5 per Cent 9' , (kind Canal Loan, 4 per cent .. COURSE or EXCHA: Arnsteretics 5 6 U• Utttu at Slight 36 8 Rotterdam ll 16 2 U. 14 ...111.41‘11 6411 III?. Alums 3B 2411. Pa-t. My%Datel3 12 Ditt. ..• • • 16 1 .n paper Ditto Cwior ln parr Ditto A!, effect. esoli.ms I...sithosr .NG.F.,, 1 It'lrA V, SIP f 4V. 1 G v t e -r vi l.: c a 46 , 61 I.l.bont ' . trirwur 61.1 .1 1)....i." • cask 141 ' r •ot t god O. I d. Tortuga' Gold in Clola • and Bars per et... • • • Onilil , tooli: r New Mira,. . Saver In Mart New Louis each Agin on the lima or tl.ni u nd frg per Cent rpt. is)... .11;1 12i ri.t 7; - 1 rut 6l 51 .4.1,.. • Dublin on Loudon (Se heVim on I.n.ulnn . tie Be! Lt (NI I) ...Ails r l )itl BIRTHS. The Countess of Wastin.o.dari.l era delivered last Thursday, Of a suit, at her house. IL•tkaley-striare. Lately, I,llv I`..Stou, ,ht a s. , n, :it Vie hems, of her hasher, --Fitzhugh, Eui. Stanhope-street, May Fe r Toftur last, at Wintering Ilutne, Wintheater, rho lady of liar!as Bigg Wither, Ely of a ,ou anal heir. 111 A R !AGES. On Titsularla.t, a! 1.41 lIIII4M Scotland, Growl Aahltinton,, of to Mkt Selhy daughter o: the lan . cowlitieharrie, Esq. of Lainshaw. On Tuesdav, the Ruh ari.r. at I.monittee, John 114'13stuld„ Esq of Dumnt:. to Miss , Eiisa horns, meanie -maker, of rieston. The young Lady, in a phrensF of mind, at a reproof rneired from her fattier, was &riot w plung• herself into the c rtui, wh •t 1 the alauv...: gentleman, providentially passing that way, e intoned the cave of such rashness, arid being ans.verit ingenuously, took her into his carriage, made homer:dim • use turn to her, and has married her. DEATHS. • Ott Sunday morning last, 'e the Royal Araenal. at Wool wich, Mae. Phipps, widow oct;eneral Phitip., of thu En ghreers. Os Friday last, in Bigfa-r, in' the se I year of hie at , . FA maid Hunt, Esq. Leto Manir iodise 3lth Itlignuchittif F—t, and since 14&ptain of A few daya aga, at Llainothal, Herefordshire, at the ad vanced agr of nearly 100 yeart, and in the full taiss*s•ion of alt his fae t iltie , i, the Marton Barry, vicar ut that wbieh hr held for 65 rem. Laiely, on Wert the Truieor , two dirt brine sbeerached the Downs, from the East birdie,, Caimans .Batt, late Com noun! .r of the Albatross shop On the nth ult. at Chester, in the 36th year of hie rge, James S mien, Esq. Barrister, and leather to Ration Sinclair, Eal Mean:der of )(nat. • Latedi, :teed 65 y , ars, Mr. Item y Barton, of Cum's-caner, near Nursing/. At Rurality., in tlk • 74tli year of her age, Mta. Mann, relict of the :mit • Rev. . - YeNteldAy, 111 Times select. May Fair, ak the were ails attc,4 age of Sh) years and opwrar,h, deplored Ity 11, , r wroth' ratt.tnis A nd fitentr, %Its. Munster, the ed.*. of three surviving torten f the late Eel Camden, relitt of Colonel 11 thert 'Monster, I,ientenattt-tio•switar of Fort St. Pnillipis, htiontra. , She hate a linger-ix/ with unparalleled forts tinic It.trfarultres were unimpaired to the musueut of Le, dn, solution. knottzst the amiable qualities which grtio:al 11.41 eta, ra:ter, and the tenor of nrr life, the li,:tent'ittr of het *mute was pre.temitisitt ; Ate was rev .v eo happy min dJiiie generous aeli.,n•; her friatdolitp never charmed; caprice formed nn part other mind ; and she was 'awarded even here, lay c ells lean that she ert;'erieoeed from .11 who w re in habit' of Mumma,* with her, frum the highest waning to the lawless; her .711.st . re fok their serwe ti war, not as a disgrulina eppoeiliort, but a, the wekotne der) of esteem and gratitude; she entertained a pa roles regard ler ant the ,uaor Mendes of her coolie:lions ;Ms , tingttishitir, how , yer, in her affa9i its :o them, with as thuds good sense, as goodness of heart, hut so as to mak.• all of them love tier ritually ; it wta tint in her niters to say a harsh wo.d; her niatinmi were engagior, her s;tinti wr re lively, k v wider ritattatur was excellent, and her pritniple of honour mutt e'evatert. HIGH WATER THIS IJA %T I:4NUUS Mori . .$ll min nftm 2 I vg 1. SALES B AUC I'l()N. FURNITURR, DRUGGISTN rixTußts, AND et VEC rs, ri.EF - r MTRFE r BY hde.wits. ‘VINSTANLEY and SOY. On tt'e Prton;.:‘, .NO S 7, Fineteareet, lieu S. Bride'', on - TO MOKILOW„ Seiteavbar tit, at Eleven o'Cloe by de , or the A•oUgiierna. rll1 -1E nrat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ligon, rime, China, capital Nets of Mutt igany Ora,- era, labvtlat, Ntahogany-top Conine's, Shelves, and other ea hi tic of hicsirs. Ilumphtic, Chroa sir and thur witty, Rankrupts. Amongst the furniture ete, good 4 poet 1).•.1.tea t., with neat cotton hangings, goo* hurts and bedding, mahogany drawele, tables, chairs glimpse., car,,et., a .g 1 knelt% requisite's. To Le viewed this day, and morning of gala, when 1 7atto loguev may be had on the premata aid of Mews. %Nine in ky arid Son, Patounrotor-row. _ TO HACXNET MEN, srAbLE-KEEI'L:tS, A. U CT/DRS. BY D. SADLFR, On THURSDAY BEA r. at Vora sic:ock prociiely, on the Preform if Mr. Coif ieS C - asorell, Giouc.oter-Sit eat, Qat. n square, B!croanbuty, on account of the Propr.Ltur gi" , l4 hi: rates TEIE 14114tving 110 RSFS, &e.—Ten Had,- ne! t. tit Horan, rn vo. al conartion, taken of onnitint work Three Hackney CaNi.e4. A Was. Coach, 10 go a . criridnitirt. Fire Pair of Hat. Large qualm , ' Of Okil" auldc• Stable Utczyrits, To viewed one Day pcor,to the Sale. LONDON —Printed by cEormE DAVIDSON, No. 17, Wlch—trutt, St. Cletnetv's and Published by ,TOS:AIT RYD)It: 'at the IlefEce, N o 13, Beek" a. St. Cleric's Church, Strand, where Orders fog. thy Paste, he. treopaill) 1 be duly attended to. S aples