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I BA I:VIS T HOME. Oa Tuesday sennight, Mr. George Grierson Rave a very elegant rural fete to the numerous visitors. who, attracted by the celebrity of his or raiogeineutr. and the excellence of his agricultural system, assembled at Nett tolvo, near Finglae, in the vicinity of Dublin, to inspect the improvements ea his ferns, as well as tlio.e which his judicious methods accomplish iii the that:rent breeds of stock. This Gentleman has long bteu celebrated fur the ardour of his experiments, and for the jiiilgnietit with whirls the departments of a cumpheated and difficult system have been massaged. It would exceed our limits, and, indeed, it would be out of OUT pwwsr, to attempt any thing like an accurate specmti.•:mtiou of the various objects which attracted the nonce of the company, or even to give au bide ii•ote idea of the admirable arrangemeid of the hole. We nit* be indulged, however, in a ;time rsl and obvious remark, arising out of the Stature of the subject, and which must hove itreseuted it self to the se Gentlemen who intended this gratify ing rout show. We allude to the general aspect of satisfaction and comfort diffused over the entire scene, and in which the most humble individual pirticipateil. This is true and genuine patriotism, and coatribittes more than all the tine periods that rr were ever uttered, to tholieuefit of the peasant's rots and to the amelioration of his condition. These are {he sort of politicians we want it is of this specie* of patriotism that -lreband stands its need. These ire tlictsktirtnien who itillitraw forth the resotricri of the'dontitry to advantage, who will prove. by facts more powerful than ergunseuts. the capabilities, wealth, atiod comforts of the island. in the early part of the procession. upon a plat , ° forto erectrd•ou a cacti ige. far the purpiose, wear placed FOURTEEN FUGER OF PLATE, received at different permits by Mr. Grierson, as premiums from the Farming Society. The procession arrivnd•ahout three o'clock, when the whole marched around n man-pole, the piper and fiddler playing Gad save the king. It is need. less to describe the acclainatious with whieli the different insignia, as they pawed. were received.— The green was snrrnmtn.l••d by a great concourse of spectators, gentkilleas's carriages, &r. &e..... 4411 41 after the entire bail Gnawed their circuit, they re turned to Mr. Grierson's in the order which we have just described. At the return of the procession to Mr. flrierson's farm, the representative or Jack Straw, who, by the way. was admirably and characteristically tna mended, having arrived at the hall-dour, dismount ed from the most tractable bullock weever beheld, and niaile tine obeisance to the tune, while God save Ike Naar wen playing, When he proceeded to lead the rural dance. There were many excellent seeps militated on thin occasion ; and although, perhaps, Ntoleine des !laves sal ;%liaa Lupin° would not tint" any new grace among our humble countrymen, they would certainly eve specimens of activity mud . vigour which would nut disgrace the Herculean form of ii. Htsville himself. The procession then returned to the-farm.varil. without the slightest accident having necurrea. I.Ve shall sow attempt to give a brief sketch of the manner in Which this festival was conducted. It eoinsnenceti iu a procession from Mr. (rirrsoir's farm et Nee/town, to Finglus, in the following or der :- Ist Banner.—" Rreedia7 in tall its branches "--.Careird by She Herd, wail followed by A Suff - slk Punch Horse, oruainvoird with riblams. A Leicester Boar and Sow, ent ru din a curt ornamented. A Smith Down Ram and Ewe, in • eau t, ornamented. A Leicester Rain and Five, in a ca,t, o,samented. A Leicester B u ll and Caw. ad Thinner .—u greed the Plough."—Followed The Two-horse Plough, with strong Horses, long Reims, and tin Drayer. The Seidel' Plough mad Prize Plough Clip, tarried is a cart on a platform, with a Piperaint Fiddler. The Scotch Harrow—the Roller. ittteaded by men and women with mallets. eel Bunner.- 4 . Clean Fallow, slightly masureil."—Fol lowed by The Manure Carts, Dreamt need, with Labourers carrying three.prott i ed Forks. •th Ranger—Y. I air owed Agriculture and Drill Husbandry." Cooke's Drill, Turnip Drill, the ()noble and Single Mould-hoard, Piongha, Labeurers with Hoe', &e. Tim Harvest Cart, w•th Coro awl Potatoes, Ceres. Sic. attooderl by a Piper, Piceeded by Jack Strew, with male and female Reapers, thrashers and Mowers, with their implements. sib Iteniner.-w-u Fifteen Feet Ridge well formed " tith Rattner No Shovelling of Farrow iu any ease " 7th flanner.—.. No Field Stacks." tilt 11,10111 r.—... Regular Rotation of ('ruts."—flats, foot of lea,) Puttdoes, Wheat, Drilled !inns, tlala , Clover, nth Renner A Bur Fleece and a gond Carcase " toth liaanre.—" Peace nail F'lenty.”—A Cart, with itn proved and coalition Chain—Dairy Maids with their Pails :led Churns. • I I th Ruiner —" Alt pant."—.l.lnys earryieg is the Rooks of the Firm. -• l th 14:11111er." Thank Goil, all is safe !" The company then retired to, partake isf the re fre,iiinerits, which were served in that profuse am ! rural style, befitting the °emeriti. Among the company present we perceived The Fart of Meath, the L:11 atCharlemont, the Earl of March; Hans Ilamilims, M. P. Sir H. %Tattoo ; Colonel Falkiner ; Major lialikey, , Captain Parkhurrt I Morley !launders, fat. ace. sad rareend Ladies of thettuctitta. After the repast several of the couspany returned to town ; but in the eveoni,, , , a Hall and Scpper were givers by Mr. Griersuu to the surronntling Gentry, "'Midi presented a,scrne of rural enjoyment. (for da participated) tkat has beets seldom egiialled upon a ennthir occasion. . - T6nreday the General Committee of the Roman Catitoltcs of Ireland. met in Lublin. pursuant to jetiltitt notitat. We were happy to loam, there was a CO: attendance of the Country Gentlemen. The punt perfect harmony prevailed. A Committee was appointed to revive the draft of the petition prepared by the Sub-Committee. which. was to be repotted to the General Contatittev on Monday. —This Committee siffrom dry t., dri for the titu larsr of carrying into effect the resolutions pesaed. at the last meeting of the Roman Catholics of Ire. land. The co-operation of the Catholics of the county and city or Cork. has already been re ceived; similar communications from other parts of the country arrive every day. illlll it is now cer tain that the Roman Catholics of Ireland will. in the nest session of Parliament. unanimously peti tion to have the degradiag disabiliuea under which they labour, completely reaaterml. NJVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. NOV. 13: Arrived, yesterday, frotti Oporto, the twig Sep tune, and sailed dna morning for Leith. The Cap taiu informs no, when lie left Oporto, there was a fleet expected to sail Irons thence for England, on the 10th inst. His Alajesil . r. ship Hyperion is up pointed convoy for the Kest Indies, instead of the Peerless frigate.—Wind N.W. FALMOUTH, NM 11. Arrived this day the American ship eat, ---, from Hull, bound to Cadiz ; the Portuguese ship Minerva, from Oporto, in ten days ; the Pelican (ciip). Nutria, from Smyrna, two months' passage ; the brig Hannah, Henderson, from Mal ta ; and the /laic: cutter, Kinsman, from a cruise. Sailed, this flay, the followiu;; packets, with mails, viz.—Di a rpasch, Vennicumbe, fur Malta; Express, 8u110.4 tur New l'ork ; unit Snake, Thompson, fur Collat.; also the Pheasant sloop of war, to join the outward-bound convoy for the Mediterranean ; and the armed brig Lydia, —, for Malta. YARMOUTH, NOY. rt. Arrived the BevKle sloop of war, from n cruise. Sailed the trade fur Ifelig..hod, under 4:011VII of the Pam(lens bloop of war.--Wind S.W. _ _ DOVER. NOV. 13. This day, four transports marked r 21, •C K, PE. which came here front Waleheren with Nick troops, sailed again tight for the Dowles ; al o the friends, of Dover, limolge; UlyAsm. of Deal. Main ; George, of :4 , 1911014nd, Alootly ; and Mar garet call ttruthers, of ditto, ()Hirer. light, for Sunderland ; likewise several coasters, with a light breeze from the IVestward. Between 50 and 60 of vessels have put to sea since Friday, snout 01 which had put in wind-bound. HAHWH H. HUY. 13. This day, smiled the Lady Neiman Packet, for Heligoland ; and the Leidy Fralsres ditto, for Got- Soiled the Basilisk gun-brig, with a convoy for Gottetilm rg h. Remain several transports, and more are luntrly expected from the I)owus, to take troop.' to Flush. ing.—Wind W. MAI, NOV. 11. Arrived the Cherokse and Ilelicun a loopr or wu from a rriii6e. Caine down tie River the !hart of Dak,Thotup son, for St. lhuttlitr' s. COVI OF CORR, NOV. 4. Arrived the Atm Grant, of and fora lireenuck, Cameros, goods (or Jamaica ; Trelawnry, of and from I% Ititeliaven, Whiteside", fir ditto; LAuly , earoline, of nod from ilitto, Robb, for d.tto •' Edward, of and limn ditto, Fell, for An tigna ; Tao l'rieods, of Yarmouth, Itolis, for Mtisina, wine, under quarantine; a brig from Loudon, three outliers with coals, two transports (corn 1,..iNb00 with trains, blowing a gale, could not be hoarded; the 'Virago gun-brig, Lieut. Pittman, far Portsmouth. No ship sailed.—ll'ind E. _ _ NOV S. Arrived the 'Nonfood, of and from Greiranisk, .11.1sitifsit, herrings; and Naurl, of end froisi Jersey, Perchoud, apples, Greenock. Sailed tic Ann, of Itristol,Gardco, for Janinics •' Minerva, ofditto, Gardner. for ditto; James ' of Andrews, rue ditto; Concrwit, of ditto, Wilson, fur Barliadiovi , Ulysses, olditto, Butters, for St. Vincent's ; Sincerity, of ditto, Os. borne, tio St. l'huines's ; Jerret, of ditto, Loud, for Santa Cruz ; Betsey, of ditto, Bally, fur Grenada ; King David, of ditto, Shillatunc, for Note ; fi t lizo, of Greetimk. Fergussoo, for Jamaica; Severn, of Bristol, Powell, for ditto; Parry Hall, of Lancaster, Carter, fur ditto; Clyde, of Liverpool, Paine, for ditto ; Charlotte, of Bristol, Gale, (or ditto; I'olu:deer, of %t hitehavaai Bartrise, for ditto; Arno, of Greenock, Thompson, for ditto; 'amides, of ditto, Burns, for ditto; Apollo, of Bristol, Huddle, for ditto; Colombo., of Greenock, aPkinly, fur ditto; Soatlim, of %Vbitehaveu, Wise, fir ditto ; Silliaea,, of Briatul, %Vary, fur St. Viuceut ; Trclawricy, of Whitcharea, Whiltsides, for Jamaica; Ann Great, of Greenock, Cameron, for ditto ; Asaistaece, of Maryport, 51. Cars, fur Sardinia; lardy Cremona., of ditto, Johnston, for Aticaut ; Edward, of Whitehaven, Fell, for Antigua ' • !Arty f:arolinz, of ditto, Robb, for Jamaica ; Mon treal, of Greenock, Fish, fur ditto; Eliza of Bristol, Ger mayne, for ditto ; Elizabeth, of ditto, Lovell , fur ditto ; Fortimee Vassittart, On a cruise; Rainbow, %Tuolridge, mid Rein deer, llosgtes, with convoy to the bitst lakes. Soy. 6.-smiliao NA. Ne ship arrived. Sailed the Robert and George, of Soitharaptoo, Brymen, Portsmouth, oats; Hope, Of Cork, Ilya, Liverpool, du. ; Aurora, of Carmarthen, Jour., London, butter, A.c. ; Cathe rine and Edward, ut and for Milford, Phillips, ballast; Lady Bulkeley, of Carisarvon, Owen, Loriduu, butter, Sr.; Amu l'a, Of and for Milford, Cormack, ballast ; Velum, of and for Lisbon, Doling., de Ruaade, ditto; Bristol Packet, of and fur Bristol, Betthigliain, ditto; Lacy, of and fur Milford, Junta, ditto ; Hearts of Oak, of Maryport, Hughes, Neoth, ditto; Brothers of and fur Newport, Harris, ditto; Venus, of and (or Jamaica ' Nutt, merchant goods ; Lege r , o f Saint I.lw-s, M. de Fontes ' Lisbon, butter, se. ; Tri. iiinpho, ditto, Jose, ditto ditto; Thomas and Marv, of and for Loadois,Camme, sugar, kr.; Baltic, uf Ithitehaveis, Thompsou, Londoo, Sir.; Newry, of Newry Biely, London, provisions, Esc ; Cockatrice, of Liverpool, C;usloy, Falmouth, sugar, arc.; William, of and for London, Addy, timber; Truth, of ('ork, Hayes London, provisions ; Assistauce, of Maryport, ballast; Laity Cremorne ref ditto, Johnson, Alicant, ditto ; Montagu and Goodurst, Ord. trance Sloops, fee Larllaui . Orestes, of riewiorrt, Li►erpeo toliareo, Esc.; Aureole, of and for the Bsagda, King, earthen ware; Gratitude, ditto, Leger°, merchant's goods; bambini, of and Mr Madeira, !morellos ditto; Swats, of arid for Liverpool, Davis, sugar, r bandlower, guii.torie, county for Lobito ; four sad of transports, with provisions; Hi. Moiesty'm stoup Argus, Stewart convoy to the Downs; Kervitiod, and for Bristol, Oaterliridge, pro visiting ; Memory, ditto , _ %Vaggrt, merchants' goods ; Sally, ditto, Morgan, ditto; b:ing George, ditto, !loopy, ditto; ptone, ditto, nopplestont, ditto; and John and Aso, of sod for Lir( r mod, Jaime, oats. The Brisk stoop of war sailed yesterday from thin harbour for Efigiand, having Admiral Witt - rssitn oil board, and a convoy in charge hound to the ports in the Channel. 'llie naval conininind at this port has,in consequence of Ad • 111 nrrsitetin depart lire, devolved upon Captain LISACk, of the Virgiine frigate. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVEAUND, Nov. Lg.—Arrive," the lomius, Jscoho, Arum belthot.--Sasted the 1 histle, Brohieha.i, fur Limerick ; Felicity, Ism9th, ; Rod Mouttuinery, for London derry , Nlivorra. ',Line, fur I.:awaits/ ; and the Aurora, Fitz simmusot fur Bei fast The 'hormone bouire:otati eat the ',wen,* of E. W. ilooTi.r., Lag. ALP. at hie seat NI Latham, its the county of I.4inea%ter, in honour of Ilia Majesty's entrance into the both year of his reign, was composed of 300 baskets of amid. ; 4at e.irt.l iti o s of gone; 114 cart-loads of wund; 4 cart-iimds of turf; 4 cart-10441s of straw; and q liarrels of tar. %%lien this great mass of entail•notibles was 'sighted up, upwards of 3000 per,elis in.seutkile.rl round it, and drank Ilia MAJIibTY'S health in good old isle, at the expense of Mr. Bourui. YORK SASSIOIS. At the General Quarter Sessions of Peace. held at the Guildhall, in this city. on Fr stay, the 6th of October last, Mary Hayes, otherwise Mary lure, was indicted for keeping a disorderly house. Mr. Dicectss, with his usual ability, addressed the Court en behalf of the l'rosecutors, whom lie represented as a laudable Society for the Suppres sion of Vice. Mrs. Agar *aid, that she lives upon Peasehol in- Green, about 60 yards front the Defendant, and had dour for eight years . last past. She had been disturbed at nights since January, 1807.--• There was figlitiiig both day and night; George Young ran out with a fire-poker; these were bad girls and men ; had girls, with their areas all hare, and in unbecoming dresses; witness was different times disturbed ; a great crowd collected, and con stables were called ; witness was prevented from .sleeping ; Defeiribsart quitted after last assizes; in the Spring Assizes, on th(Saturday, • some bad girls and mess were there; they were lighting from about eight to nine o'clock in the evening ; wit ness has seen the Defertilaut urn' girls frequently cull in both gentlemen and countrymen. William Sniiili soya, re has lived eight years upon Peaselsoliii-green, about ;vs yards off the Defend ant ; he knows Mary Hayes ; there was ir battle at 31artionias come a twelvemonth, between nine and ten at night; 31rs. Hayes kept one George Young, a lighter, and some men %sent to the house, and he gave battle ; there were tire girls, more like quality than working people; they were imniudestly dressed; on Saturday. im the last March Assizes, there was a very great riot; there were sonic Knaresborough gentlemen ; Mrs. flares and two girls were upon the Green; the riot coati about MI hour; be tween J 1 ttttt ury, 1807, and that time, witness has seen lighting with pokers; has seen blood shed; the Defendant kept girls for the use of gentlemen; has wen her call thrill in and speaking to them ; witness has been disturbed some dozens of times; it conti nued till she quitted ; disturbances were always at throng times, such as assizes and races. On betag eroas-examined, witness said, he is a bird-catcher occasionally. 114 was riot employed by the Society—he had no irrourise from them. Anu Smith. wife or last witness, has knows' De fendant eight years ; has seen many skirmishes and lightiwg, mud heard murder cried out there were girls, people of all kinds, gentlemen andipoor men. ‘Yitiress has seen four, five, amid six girls, walk at twelve o'clock at night with risen; they were very Indecent frequently. On a Saturday, in the assize week, there was a riot on the Green, about Moe o'clock at night. Whit-Monday before last, they were rioting at day-time, with indecent men and indecent warners; their " duct was always disor derly ; has heard disturbances three or four times a . - night. Mr. Ilortetst asked why she did not appeal to a Magistrate ? Witnen riplied, that Mrs. Hayes told her. " she had uentlenien tricker' on all sides; it was of no use applytog ;" to witness never tried. Elizabeth Dolby, lives in Ilungate. Mrs. Hayes came to live near the wheelie. N'ituess has seen rude doings, very unlit to mention—very indecent deeds. She has seen girls and men together, in very indecent postures; first time witness observed, was 00 a Sunday night, about seven o'clock, dm- ing the first month she came, mid witness has seen it since. Mr. Hotitiss, on behalf of the Defendant, ad dressed the Court and July, at coinsiderable length. Ile deprecated the Society alto had brought for went this prosecution, as au unlawful combination, a confederacy of limo self-elected, and self-taught; they are what the world night to deem a nuisance. My Learned Friend would bare you believe they are to aid the Civil Magistrate; but I consider them a libel on the Magistrates; they are a Society gut to gether to do what the Magistrate. ought to do ; the hues know of no. such Society; the laws give no authority to them ; mid I should be glad to know what instance they have hr.ught forward which was refused by the Magistrates ? Some few years ego, this city was particularly Infested with nightly de pretitur, and the Magistrates stepped forward ill a very proper manner, and brought them to punish. [tent, whilst these Societyuineti skulked in the back-ground. If they are suffered to continue, they will be peeping into private families, raking out their inmost secrets. Institutions of this sort are dangerous and unworthy ; they are not omen'''. .rd by Imo ; they have a power to crush any private individtril. ‘V hat month the country will be safe ? The purse of this Society may bo turned egaitt.t him, and bring ruin upon hit fortune. Who knows What other views they have besides those they profess? In the licentious titre of Charles I. society of this sort was brined, and was thought a lendable institution, mid no doubt was enter . tenanted of its being soda ; it was suffered to con tinue; and in time grew in power, and extended it. over the constry; xt,..% the means of it, the Government was overt and the Monarch brought to the block. If this Society be comity mowed by the jones of the country, the lower or ders tire runt.-d. IL. tronsidered the Society ill em ployed : if they had been employed in bringing of enders to justice fur steeling goods, it would have been prsise.worthy ; hut, as it wu, lie utsmitleteil it a conspiracy, indictable at common law, by a ham ber of grant' men joining their lames together Ivy press thosewhO may fall tinder their disapprobation. —The Lesrued Counsel then Commented on the evidence brought against the Delendatit, our en treated theist to weigh it well, - nod not pay ally at tention to any reports which had come to their ears, but entirely lay them out of their consideration. —The Defendant was iudicted sonic time ago. wild that indictment was quwilie4l; but the So c i e ty will not give up their purpose, they have conjured up another, and gone a full year and a half bark to prove the complaint. He said lie had soineevideuee to offer. Jonathan Calvert lives in the neighbourhood ; proved the hens. was locked up the night of the Saturday in the aysiz.- week. Being que.tioned by Mr. DICISMI, the witness said, Mrs. Hayes r rose mod opened the door, and a heap of omen rushed in. Henry Sonith, publican, Peaselinlin.green, said, that Mrs. Hayes removed upon r *4liturday in the ashore week, and lot Led op the house ; remembers a tit of a quarrel that ev. &iug croas•e:ataused by Mr. McKim, witness said, he never found her any iiti4amce ; he had sio reason of cinuplaint ; she wns no customer to the witness ; he reside,. five yards from her house. Thomas Nicholson lives in Uunßate ; he wag countable ; ha never saw any riot in the assizes before last ; MN. llayes sent for the witness to protect her house ; witness took two men to the watch-house. Being cross-exitnined by Mr. Dream's., witness said, there were no girls nor Mrs. Hayes, there; her buy came for the witness. Mr. DICkENS rose, and replied to the evidence adduced by the Defendant. As to what her Coun sel had stated respecting the Society in Charles l.'s reign, Mr. Dickens solemnly protested, that the Society he represented, consisted of Gentlemen, the greatest part of wham he 1 , 1/lacquiainted with, and who, like himself, would. W0(1734011 should re quire, spend the last drop of . their blood in dsfence of their beloved Sovereign. The RECOHDER SLAW(' to the Jury, that, upos their oaths, t h ey were to decide according to the evidence only. The panegyric on behalf of the Society, and the philippic against it, might liin‘r been spared. The Jury brought in a verdict of Cathy; urn,: which Mr. lllov.Hast row, and moved an arrest , of judgment, wich was o'er-ruled by the Court. On Tuesday, being the adjournment of the Sea. 'ions. the Defendant was brought up for sentence, when, after a suitable admimition front the Bend,, she was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, and to be confined to hag& labour in the filousem? Correction. At the above adjourned Sessions, an indictment was tried on the prosecution of the Society, one F.lisabeth Lee, for a similar offence, attended with the aggravation of her having prostituted her own daughters. The 'Defendant was found Guilty, and verdencied to the same punishment as Hayes. The West India fleet, 30 in number, sailed front the Cube of Cork, on Saturday twesung, the atk instant, under convoy of the Roinhourtligate. and Reindeer sloop of war. They cleared the harbour before night with a light wind. Major-Gen. Lord CLARINA nod suite, and Lady CLARIPIA, took then passage in the Concord., merchantman, fir his Lord ship's command in the West Indies. Capt. W t. RUPP has gone out as hie Lortiship'it Aid-de-ea:op. We are hippy to hear that letters have been ►e. ceived from Major DAVID LECKY, who was taken prisoner at Talavera, cud alio has effected his escape, together with Lieut. Illtentero‘attur, the neighbourhood of Derry. These gentletnea were on their march from Madrid towards France, when they found means to elms r the vigilance of their escort, and, after traversing a great part of Spain on foot, swimming crew' rivers, and endur ing a ►ariety of hardships they had reached the British head-quarters in safety. We have rectifed some further particulars of the escape of these of ficers, which shall he published ou Saturday.— Dublin Evening Post.) . . . . DIVIDENDS PAYAALE AT GUALDIIALL. TO MORROW. El , Francis Chinnery, Cranbuurne-passage, Leicester minute, Midrib:sea, linen draper le Frederick George lialier, Brightbelin.tone, Susan. bookseller - - ira Sainnel Muss, Brizt.tlielinatone, linen-draper . let %Villein Itetrdnev, Fleet-street, London„iewellat . IQ 'fli ttttt is Yonne, bnalty-passage, Milburn, jeweller .1 ltit bard Samuel, 1110 i-street, St. Giles's, lima-draper 11 COritSE OF EXCHAP Atertersiana 30 10 e. V. Ditto at Sight t 30 3 Rotterdam C. f 9 12 QU. 1101asburgh 2l 6 oil'. Altona 2l 7 ~ .14D. Paris ..... 19 6 Lie. Ditto g l'a l9 in Bouricara Cadiz Madrid Yahoo Leptons Napks 42 Genoa szt I.iv. Pie. VelliCe 54 do. last Lisbon .. .... 65 GE, Fattortr, Nov. Oporto Rio Janeiro 7l 11161t 6 Gibraltar Wie Doh „ Cork LIAO . Portugal Gold in Coin and Ears 1. s. 4. per ow. Nee Doubloons o u 1 New Dollars Silver iu Hers u s • New Louis (each) u Agio on the Danko( fliiiiaise per Cent. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stork . 3 per Celli. Itcdarsii 9 liar Cent. Consols 4 per Cent ........•....0. .... .. ii4lA 3 per Cent. Navy ... log t Loot AMIUSIIPS iii 11-16 Imperial Annuities . . unikiam . ..... India 5tuc1a.......... IO7 197 i India Ronde ........... ..... .. 33 34 per. Evehenner Bina .. .. la 17 pram. F:nrliph Lottery iiiii;;;;..... ...... .. MIL 134. CU6110.11.1 for 74 a _ .. _ smcb-R;viitr, Carshill, and 9, Cliarnq.crona. • On the ath ioetant, at Kirouchtree, Shetland. Lady Herua Maxwell, of Heron and thiringkell, of it son. On Monday last, at Itahwurth-hall, in the county .of r kiuttinghatn, the lion. Mrs. Simpson, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Oil Saturday last, at the parish church of Bowdon, is the coon*, of Chester, D.J. Nicholls, Esq. of ;Vetch. Pot, IS the enmity of Montgomery, to Miss Mary-Aline, young's* dauchier the Rev. Robert Harrel., of Hale Lodge, in the county of Chester. Yesterday„st Greenwich, by the lice. J. MAW, Fr est flerayttlier, ?Jul of Colebe-stcr, to Caroline, daughter-44101m Dale, Esq. of Hatters-Garden and Greenwich. Satursks last, at Lambeth Church, Peer George, EN of Hirsute. It.se, Stormy, to Cecilia, third elanghter of the lute Edward liesetharu, Esq. of fleatetreet, Director of Sae Eagle t aaaaa ace (Jib.,. tin Ike 9th inst. at Steike.upoa-Trent, by the Rev. Tho mas Yeoman, (itwrire, son of the late r h so Whieldas, Eaq in Fenton, in Staffordshire, to Saha, daughter ut Jt sial. Spode, Esq. of the Monist, in the same county. At Marzate uu Saturday last, by the Obor man, Richard Rowel, Esq. of Christ Church, Soteey, to bliss Carr, of Margate, in the Isle of Thrum. DEA VHS. At Bantam, is Java, on the nth of Ildwremlsce„ toot. Peter Philip elm Pay, F:sq Governor and (:oosinander of the Dutch Moms in that hiugdout , be wart burn is toady's. December 1765. On Tuesday last, at Fulmerielate, in the enmity of Bache, Froggatt, El. Deputy Steward of the city and hefty et iVelatiwiester. HIGH WAIIR AT 4.ONIX)N BRIDGE,TtiIs Murtail 5 Pain. rat i e j Afterrrour of Into. arter r LONDON :—Printed Im C. AMITII, Nu 1, f9r.nn.t•, L.. , an plitallaird at I. 4 lilies, N•. Is, Hark of St. CH .rr. , l'• Ch•r. h, Strand, hg• J. WHITE, .Ifravor • • ale fiw this Caper, ',oat to the Wien, .yet •Jt duly attended l•. 0 •un tuu Jul' 9 r 1 li' 71T"'' W. 1••• I 1 "'du Tk OH . WI Gri Ti Ca 11111 Pa Ph SP Pc for Fa M tem TL e. 71 cu r th vu tr an Sr w ft 111 11l A . 11 II iv r c II r C