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r- . - - 6' iiI I 4IIIFORD 17Lef. - • "1110Patifiatilse eieetn•u of a Representative in . ..radiritraelit for this borough, filially closed shoot half-past twit &clack on Monday afternoon, when 'the Mayor declared the uumber of votes for the two.candidates to stand tuns : • Poe Charts MON, Fur Sachets Alison Oikly, • Fat......... tee • Majority fur Mr. MON Mr. Chaplin was thereupon declared duly elected; . sad, after a short interval, was triumphantly chair ed bozo the Hustinys to" the Town-hall, amidst the coagratalations and .:eclarnations of the largest con coarse of people we recollect to hare ever seen at Stanford. Mr. Oddy, it appears, placed regime,. on the suffrages of a number of persons, (I 16), who had pot, ape* any former occasion. we believe, been re girded as voters; and whose voices the Returning Officer, by the advice of his Assessor, would not wliuit. A good steal was amid about a petition to Perkin:lent on the 'object ; but us, even should the decision of a Committee of the House of Com mons be favourible to Mr. Oddy, he would still have but a minority of votes, we suppose that step will not now he taken. The persona objected. against were householders whose names were not in the poor books ; and many householders, iu the interest'Of either candidate, bud forfeited, mud were itteciiirse denied the exercise of their elective inns. chits, because, although they were assessed to the relief•of the poor, they were iu urrear in payment. The election has been conducted with great spirit, and'Str. Oddy is indebted to admire-. • • ble generalship an the rya of the friends who con stituted his Committee fur the sliew he was able to snake ou the roll. A month ago, we believe, any town in Stamford would have treated as nehimera the assertion that an opponent of the Burghley interest would obtain t.t2 votes in the town. Mr.oilily had the advantage of beginning his canvass a day sooner than Mr. ChJpiiii, anti his active friends used every hlaudishinent, nl captanduat vulgas, and strained every nerve to secure to their interest those who were to he moved by graver incitement. Ali day/ they paraded through the streets with their , can did it°, attended by music, sad a forest of flax.; at niglit the grazed sally was made, with the eddition of burning tar-barrels sad fiambentis; after which the mob was invanahly harangued for an hour or two ly the orators of the party, from the windows of ' t itir Committee-noon,at the George and Angel Ina. The extraordinary devotion of the people of this town to their far-fumed bull-rimiiing, maw, u 5 'might be expected, turned to accouut the device os Mir. Odd) 's flags hod reference to it, and on wend days lie treated the populoce with their favourite amusement. Chapliu too did not -is some ineusure to flatter this popular' pars. despise _ ti atty. The chief friends of Mr. °tidy, during this lir. 'doom and long l iontinued service, were—Mr. Blase • Messes. ./ncittten ana Johnson, bombers ; Mr. I:bowmen, Mr. Redifer, mid Mr. Clay, utter .neys ; Mr. Gouger, silk-merchant ; and Mr. Brown, fell-monger. On arrivin: at the town-hall, and alighting front the chair, the oewly-elected Member, Mr. C. C'breplin, from one of the windows of the great morn s thanked the exulting populace for the lively interest they manifested in hip favour, and parties karly eepreseed hit obligation to the ladies for the flattering gratulations they had bc'en pleased to bestow, upele hits as he passed. Adverting to the great majority of his 'mothers on the poll, he ex ptessed hls hope that be should always tneet with, end his assurance tto,t hi. mould endeavour to merit, the stippert of en many mid such valued friends. At lea-vast four o'clork about 150 elect. toraseul friends sat down to u sumptuous diluter with Mr. Chaplin. Our other worthy replete itta tive.*Mr. Foulke*, with Mr. Chaplin, _sett. Sir John Tmllope, Colonel 'Noel, - 111ajbr Sibthorp, Mr. Mainwaring, and it number of distinguished gent ie num of thu neighbourhood, were of the poity.—. The evening wits spent with hilarity prnportisitted to the tare and great occusiii. The glurione ma jority o':;•141 hawnt7, been proposed to the chair as a toast, Mr. C. Choiilin afterwards, in a manly and most bitted speech, toasted The health Vibe Ali itat;ty of for whom, he said, ultholigh they had voted u• , itilist him, he could not divest hitii self of friendship and respect. The carousal *as kept up moil a late hour in the morninc. In the evening (Tuesday) a general hall was given at the Aesciiibly-rmens to the friends of the new Member. This rroved a scree of spleildeur and gesend pleasure, such as u p on no occasion what eWer was hel,ne wittieseed in Stamford. The ball mem is supposed to het, had for several hours more then 700 perltolll4 111 It the card-room was. at *amine time crowded, and the anti-rooms btenaliy trbosked up. More than MOO persons were pro- Coady regaled wiih all sorts of refreshments appro priate to such .811 entertainment. The expellee of Utc bull alone is supposed to amount to enul. The perfect forgetfulness of rank end aniteriority en the part of the potewssors, and the general disperittou to please mud he pleased, which reigned in the ass aentbly. rendered it the moat delialstful entertains tarot that can be eoetteived. Ausougst the coma pony were— The Conetats of Lotradek and tee Ledice Lowther ; Logi end Led/ mod the Nue. Mr. Ansotlen: Sir John sad Lady Treliope and two Misses Trollops; Mr Samuel mid body" nide. ; the Hoe. Mr. CM; Mr. and Mrs. Newry, sad two Misses Chapiin • M. sad two Mires Reyeardsoe ; Co. keel Neel ; Mr. eail Mrs. instant O'Brien ; Dr. Willie; Clued Pierrepeet; Mr. Keel, Mr. dlaiawariag ; Major Sibiborp ; Mr. liereein ; Mr. sad two Misses NCILItOII Mr. sod Mrs. Hartupp , Mr. and Mrs. Attie ; Mr. sad Mrs. Demotes O'lleien ; Mr. end NTS. Hotcbkin_ ; two Mimeo O'Brare ; Rees sea two Mists NW et • Rev. Mr. sad Sirs. Loynd; Rev . Mr Mn . sad Miss e.loyd Rev. Mr. Mrs. sad tire Mime Twippoony ; Mr. mid M,t.C. Thomson ; Re. Sec. Re.; besides Ell the petty a Steeeferd sad Si. Martis's. .On Wednesday evening, Col. Noel, of Elam perk, armenneed his intention. of beconsing &lean ! didatefor the repreutetation of this borough at the next general election. Mr. ()tidy has not yet left the town • and, jibes hero said, iutcrels to tithe house in tiwebelshlonerhood, that lit may snaintant ' his intimacy tab theeketors, Colonel Noel, we understand s intends personally to (inen*, the. town on Saturday ; ha come*, as fly boo boldly declared is one of his odtfretoes, to “ take the bull by the horns." sad pulp . the town 'of so fool a stain upon itshia• as She anon& boll-rtttling ! !—(Sleerford PaPin) • ~., • . 'Lis..s. _ f ~~ NAVAL INTELLICENCI. . PORTSMOUTH., MARCH 3. • Sailed the Castor frigate, Captain Roberts ; and _Una Brarem 'loop, with u convoy for the West lu diel Eclipse sloop, and the Alpkia cutter, on a cruise. - Arrived the Edgar, of 74 guns, Capt. Macna mare, from the eastward, to refit; and•the Humber, with a convoy from the Dowels. Caine into harbour the Coquette, Capt. Forbes. The Denmark, of 74 gulls, Capt. Eissett ; and the Mars, 74, Captain Katou, are waiting for a fair wiud for the'Downs. PALHOUTH, MARCH 1. Arrived the brig Beresfurii, Stephens, from Li verpool, for Malta. Suiled the Princess Charlotte, Kerr, with Mails, for Lisboa.—Wind N.E. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2. Came in the' Blanche, French schooner, of 2 guns and 49 men, front Rochelle, laden with wine and Iprandy, prize to the Decade; 111atildis, French schooner, front Bayoune, with oats, prize to the PLYMOUTH-DOCII, MARCH 2. Arrived the Attack gun-brig, Lieutenant Swain, from the coast of France ; she fell in with the squadron under the command of Sir J. Duckworth, steering for the West ladies, to whom she commie uicated intelligence of the enemy's squadron hav ing entered Rochefort, in consequence of xvhich Sir John altered his course, and stood in for Roth fort, to join the blockading squadron, which will now amount to about 16 sail of the line, besides frigates. Arrived also the Insolent gun-brig, Lieutenant Morris, from Qeiberon ; Centaur, 74 guns, Capt. Wetiley, front the Downs ; Encounter trio -brig, Lieut. Talbot; and Rowena, hired armed-brig, Lieutenant Glanville, from a cruise ; Scorpion, its guns, Ca l it. Stapfell, with a convoy from the East ward ; Defeats, 18 guns, Capt. Worth, from the 11'w-hlies, last-from Cork, with her two prizes, one of which is a fine French brig letter of marque, which she captured in the West Indies ; the other is a small French privateer, mounting six swivels and 30 :nen, out seven days fiern St. Melees, and had' taken nothing, which she captured off the Dodman. Sailcd the Minstrel, of guns, Captain Hal .linworth, for the coast of Sparta;' and the Sprightly cSAutter, Lieutenant Gordon, on • cruise.—Wind E: DIAL, MARCH 3. This morning sailed the Princess of Orange and Trusty, for dfrostraoss. Rear-Admiral Campbell has shifted his AR ,* a the AgincourL RAMSOATE,, MARCH 3.—her o'clock, p. to. This morning, about eight o'clock, a French lug. get privateer had the impudence to come in the North Foreland, and board a brig and a barque, both laden with coals, and make off towards the French coast with her prizes. Many persoos, both at Ramsgate and liroadstairs, saw the transaction. The above barque was retakes by the Kik besetting • boat (with live men), belonging to Ramsgate„ who seeing the, ship Leming away for the F rtvcb amt. made towards her, although they were not armed ; on seeing which the Frenchmen left the prise, and took to their boat. The lturnsgate-men then got possession of the burque, and brought her into our harbour; they found on braid the master of the vessel, his wife aud chi ld, and one man cud two boys. The brig is now elosily pursued in the Pouring Boned impress boat, by Lieut. I kitehinsan and his gang, well armed, cud there is ever): probabiltty of their getting up with her. The French hugger, on she was discovered, mole all sail for the French coat. It is MI little extraordinary that saris diving depredations should be committed su near to 6.111 r hllliN4 in the Downs. The VV...st I re-taken and carried into Itainsgate is ,Inns Creilia, Turnbull, from Shields, for Ply mouth ; the other is supposed to be the Concord, tennis, of Santierland. COPE OP CORK, FEB. 43: S iI *. , 1•1 i e allay, the Decade, Captain Stnart, with a tolivo% of oats and shoes. for Portugal; and the sloop I !dews, Capt. Worth, with a convoy to W.N.W. haiku'. tilt. day. the !Vitae, Capt. boring ; and Lis. Capt. ;ducked, with the Expedition under the comm And of Major-General Shertiroke, for Spain; with a light wind front the N.W. The transports which had put into Waterford and Falmouth. had not joiued when the alwv ships sailed from hence. 24. The Expedition which left this yester,hiv morn ing. under convoy of the Niebe mut Isis. returned again in the evening. in consetpleace of the-wind veering rowel to the S.W. When off the harbour's mouth, they fell in with a transport which had been missing, having Colonel Farmer and a detachment of the Guards on board.. 'This transport h:id kept the sea aver mince they . left Spitballs and was in wait of water and provisions. The Princess Clearhise, Capt. Tobin. has made the signal fur the West India convoy to prepare for sailing. They, as well as the Expedition, will sail whenever the wind comes to the Northward and Eastward. !IL 23. . The l'irgiriu, Capt. Brace, arrived, last night, from England. Sailed the Alobe and Isis. wlth VIC eltPediSina under the command of Majors-Gcneral Sherbrooke and Ti*lnti and Brigadier-General Campbell.— Wind N.N.E. tine breeze. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GR•VMND, 31 MICR 3—Paned by the Asia, Marshall, (roa lialate ; and Ceres. Reid, from Citruses —Sailed . the •,el Charlotte, Rosh, tor ludia ; Peace, Sleeves, for No gadure ; and l'reelore, „ Dulleorao, for lMo4alk. The Four Frrosds. Cu/Isom, from Carlshani for England, was captured on 9th January off The lion Accord, from Piston, has put int* Scathe, mu divines. The Ariel, —,!frorn Curacao for London, has been captured off Portlaud and carried into Cher. bourg. • Trait Frisadship tr►nspnrt. LAMSON. .113 cap. typed near Boulogne. no the 17th November last, by three French loggers. Th. Reliance, W e, from Quebec for Laudon, was deserted by the crew on the Yanks a New. fuoudlaud. , • • FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S C4ZETTE.. I Adnartilty-tyka, Marsh 4, 1109. 'Owes lIMSar from Captain Worthing Nis Majesty's sloop • adrift, *Mil at sea, oath February, taw), to Admiral Young. •in-Chief at Plinth, aid Italia ' milted by flet to the Hen. It. V.. Pole. Stn—l Issweibnisouttur to acquaint you, that before day light this smithag,assaiiic.ous Vcdati was ice.. cumisit frogs ,tisalee fist Rations, and standing for the convoy tinder my F, The triad beiug very bed I sent the boats after jlr. sh. putswatilis be L'Auguste, of Si. Statues, arusedwatb two . eatrisage gluts, large swivels, and twenty-four men, out Mx days without Making any captures. She sailed its ,, COM pany with the Speculator lugger, - of ten gusts, mot snotty men; parted f' in beryesterdsc the Speculator bad that day captor. d two brigs, which are now in sight. I lust uo time in dispatching my First Licuteumit t a ho was in charge Statist-sailing brig which I hail previously captined, after ono, and the Master, with a sulficient nuu d .erof mess, in the privateer, after the other. I hest the boutoir to be, &c. J. •A. MILITARY PRu.NI►TIO\V. • Irar-felier, Mardi 4, len9. Ist regiment of Dragoon Guards--Captain J. H. Peel, front the 6 ; 01 rout, to hit C.iptain of a Troop. vice Hues, whilcucharovp. 715 ditto—William Brisson, Gent, to be Curvet, by- pur chase, vice Digby, who ratites. Istregiment of Coot Guarki—dientlernan Cadet Des borough, from the Royal - Military College, to be Eusigu, without purchase, vier Borst, w lito yrs gas. BREVET. Major Rirhard Fletcher, of the Royal Engineers, to be Lieu tru.Lut-Solusel in Portugal oak. HOSPITAL iv rAFv. Sergeou Charles Ulla, tley. from the both Foot, to be Sur geon to the Forces, rice Plenderleath, resigued. Ceetra-Ofirce, March 4, 1009. MEMBERS returned to verve - he the present TAR lAA- M ENT. Burghs of Whithorit, Wigtosn, Neu Galloway, „ aml Sirnu raer. Lyndou Evelyn, Esq. of York-place, Portman-square Lon don, its the room of the tiununrable Edward Richard Stewart, whu, since hi sTeettuu fur the said class of Bares.. bath accsptedthe Office of one of the (.001.11ill @mien, for victualling Ills Majesty's Navy Borough of Stamford. Charles Chaplin the Younger, of Blank nil, i 4 the County of Lincoln, Esq. in the room of General Allseinarla Beetle accepted the Chiltern Readmit, Borough of St. Mauve ' s.. Serape Bernard, of Nether Winehrudon, in the County of Biseks,laq. to the room of Lord Viscount Ebridgton, a Leo sines his election fur the said Borough, bath accepted a Commission in His Majesty's Army. • PARTNERSHIPS 1)1 SSO LVED. Remy Vies mud Juba Marshall, of Blackman-street, South early dins-OMB. March 3,1110 j. Joke James and W illiam Cowley, of Lower Redhrook Works, Meumoutb, tin-plate maaufacturen. Mardi t, 1110 g • Itichyd Pratt sad Job Orton Smith, of Coventry, book. tellers. Feb. 1 1109. John kyk a nd Margaret Alanoad,•of Ratchfre.hightvey, lines-drapers. Sept. ago sea. Peter Harlem and Thomas Hughes, of Ilmoe-End, 1110. ford, potters. October 95, Iwo. Joha Ingle sad George alusgrove, *of Leeds, carpenters. Jan. 12, leo9. • William Gardiner, mid T. Pozen. of Leicester, and Joha Allsoppo of Leagidireugh, Leicestershire, lace. wan u facto- . roe. Jan. 1•07. Rube Mousey, Heavy !mason Richard Lowry, Thomas/ Wilson, nod We.. Nudism, el Carlisle, Cumbrtiaad, pent tera. Feb. et, Msg. Wheat Wiliest and Jos. Johnson, of Charles stroll, Rieakfriaremool, Surrey, dreg-grinders. Feb: il, ier.g. , R.bL Parker, sea Wm. Petter,,Chriet. Parker, and flab& Parker, jua. of Manchester, sod Stockport. Feb. a, tang. Was %Wadsworth, of Itattuestall, Heavy Sutcliffe, of Edge in Ileptonatall, Ambreee Ingham, of Edge aforesaid, and William Mnrgaboyd, of F.dge aforesaid, all M the county of York, cotionmitiunera. Nov. 1, mos. Ann Bridgman and M.ry Ann tux, (late Mary den Lang don.) of Plymouth Dock, milliners. October 25, 1209. John 'Manley, John fiederii k Muller% and John Michael Melons*, of Liverpool, merchauls. Feb. VI, 1009. John Hohlsworth, of Weetuu, and William Whitaker, of Barley York, thread-maker. Feb. 17, is ) . Charles !Mineola and Lake Jackson, of Manchester, pawn: brokers. March I, lea°. IVilliain Moody and William Metcalfe, of Execution-Duck, Weaning, nil-makers, &c. Fel, 27, 114.2. Mho. Cosell Lea and James 'lchumpson, of fkretend, Birininzimin, 11 aro 'enjoin...founders. Dec. 95, 11402. henry ager, Thomas Atkins aed Janos Smith, of Maid. 11 stun,', 2 nt, comiumi-breuers. ' March t, min). Johu Marsland and Eduard Metcalf, of Lords, York, dOth.inerrhants. Nov. It, gets. Thommt Cen•lic nod !Minis ifarrimo, tailors. January 11, 1509. IVillians Poole and Thomas Good, ;no. of Woolwich, Kent, distinets. March 1, most. BAN kRUPTS. Bird, late ut Etwari lowsy Broadfieg.l, lett Lower Mittfoa,, perish of Kidderiwaltcr, Worcester, boat-baittirrs, i, setresdoi„ March ea. al, and April 15, at dere% at the htuurpu.t leis, is Stuorport Attorney% Mr Estward Aim Hutto.- Gardc• ; aril Mr. Geor,:e Italica, Kuldtruaisitter, Warta.. tyrslore. Joins Las:ton, of Euler, linen-de:Ter, to mound'', March 11, a 3, sod April IS, at eleven, bt Goildkar.. Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, !)eau's-coest, km to. s.-Coro wons. John Williams, -of Fenchurch.street, London, cheese monger; to snrrender, Mirth I I, 11, and April 13, at ele ven, at Gaildhall. Attunicy, Mr. Scutt, St. Mildred's. revs, Polak* John George, of Carberroa-street. Fitzroy-sigoare, Mid dlesea, home-deleer, to surrender, t buck 20, 91, and 'April IN at twelve, at Guildhall, Liindou. Attorney, kr. Joins Elbe James's-street, Barkingkon-gate. Ttionsas Deltas, of Mitcham, .Sionsy, shopkeeper, kg surrender, Mach it, It, seal April it, at sieves, at G&W- Ladoga. Attorney, Mr. R. Flaw, ilethaquare, Fes ter-lath, Cbrapside. John Cotton, of Covestry, builder, to surrender, Much 14, IS, arid Apo at eleven, at the King's Held las, Cureistry.. Attorneys, Messrs. lap aid Coster, Coventry. Thomas Roe of ogruhaarpton, Staffsad, druggist, to suneuder, March W to, st Are, at, aid April IS, al else., at the Jersninglisas Aims las, thillnall, aelop. Attrestry, Mr. William Toothy& Price, of Wolverk.soptee ; sad Mr. Sa muel Aastioe, Kites ileneb.Walka„ Temple, London. Thomas Junes, of Liverpool, Lathier, to sat reader, April 6, and 15, at oars-, all the Star and Garter, Paridlu!useet, Linerpol. Attorneys, Messrs. Shepherd sod Adlington, Bcd ford.rovr Loader; sad Mr. Joseph Dersue, Casale-strut, Liverpod. Janus Jennings . , of . Wendlebery, Oxford, brewer, to sur render Ifassh is, 14, sad April It, al reeves, at the King's Asrso fon, 8ii910411. Attorney, Mr. H. Watford, 'Bieester. Benjamin !Newport, of GaLstrees, Lloasissrese, wt, esrpesiter, to warrandre, Menlo ti, it, sad April Is, at oat i at Gaildball, Candor. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Lersans-street. Gleedsase's-Tleide. Joke Holt, of Salford, Lancaster, dyer, to serreader, April a, 7, and ti, at two, at the Royal Oak las, Mooches trr. Attorney, Mr.Canlwell, Manchester; sad Mr. Ellis, Cusitor.stiert, Loucks& Timothy Bather,. et Lead., Tork, naelstapier, to ear reader, Merck pi, et, and April is, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Ina, Leak.- *Menem Mr, Lambert, Hat ten-Gartien, Ikesden ,•• sea Mr. Skelton, rook George Taylor,a Brieni, merchant, to surrender, March 17, Is, at levett, sad Apra Is, et ire, at the While Lies lan, Bristol. Allernrys,lar.lieweel Freaks, Hart-street, Bineaysbury-square, Linden ; and Mmes. J. mid T. Lemma, Bristol. David Wood, late of Bloteick, Ia tie foreign ma Fula of Walsall, Stafford, adl-blede maker, to surrender, 1 1 7farrie 17, 50, arse April 15, at eleetto,- k tke littieluoAtrualt..l, Peoltridge. Attoroeys, Messrs. Turner and Pike, thump. buy-square, London • mid Mr. Jthn Iterley, Richard Heats Glisson, of Windsor-pipet, City.rdelk, Middlesex, and %Vol, ihelarnita, late of,the sant, plane, bat stew sit (.ihrallar, or ja putts I.ryamit the Seitll,)•iVit to ourreodet• March 11, it, anal April its, at tenuous Guirtiladil, L ondon. Attorney, Mr. Coyle, Autos-Crier' %YOU:Im Bayley, of 1111..,1.11131. •Eosex, boat-braider, is • starrnader, Marls 7, • rs, wail Ala 15, it ten, at Go Mi l k Loudon. Atturucy, Mr. John Mayfley, Ultras!-stieet, &Au Gory-pliant. Willies Butcher, of Chid:sand-street, MU Add Togo, in the piri , k of M. Donets, to surreaoler, Sl.wrs 7, 31, sad Aril 1%, at >Esttlea , . ' at tioldball, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Burt, Jahu-streef., Crotched Lewis Harty, of Watford, Hens, silk-threefold, to sa.r. •, render, March 11, to, 11114 April LI, at twdre, at Gad,;- h+ I, I.ot.thisa. Attorney Mr..fairlie, New-diattre, DIVI DEN DS. April S. Thomas Ainsworth, of Illorkhorn, Latorader, e,4 Jolla Watson, Jubo . lVatautt, the yawner, aud Jousts llitsou, a Pr. anon, bannister, rotton-uusoofietarers, at eh rest. tit the Legs of Masi its Persian. April it, ill:tons Aluswittth, of Blackburn, Laneaster, cotton notraufisi ores ,at dere*, at the Legs of Mao, in i Presto; bitesatis. 20. Joseph Dean and Charles Bohisisims, late Wood-strett, Lund.na , facture,. at use, at Cs ueldsali, Lou don. ' Maoris 17. jisseph Runtlali now or Isle of Lerds, Yott, ro tor, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Liras. Marcit its. John fireivesoes, of Newcastle-spots-Erse, rirt on, at Arrest, at the 'three ludiau Kings, Ntrecaishe at siot-Tyne. Horeb us.. .Itaftie/ Huffman, of Belton "freer, Lane-.Aare, rhenseduager, at on, at Guildhall, Luosloo. March 441. Jeremiah Birch, late of &resifts sz. Prier, Suffolk, botcher, at eleseu, at the Angel 11. s, Earl Stoat:- haus, Suffolk. April I. reseph KirkmarsofGowrr-strra, Bef:fordiqua.r. bia.der, et twelve, at Goilduall, Loadua. 31t.rrla Zy. Willetzu Leykaufi; of f-istr-stnret, Lereester rtpi.tts., JliJdlrscx , east-aver, at teetre, at tiaildleall, • Loadon. March 44. %Valiant Nicholls, of Minehinbamptdo. Woe rester, rtothter, at ehrea, at the King's-Anus, Stroud, Gloucester. March 3U. Henry Reynell, of Bridal, litsco-draper,at obi . vets, at the Bush Cure-s:reet, Bristol. ' March to. fluid Matthew., late-of Ilmaingstoke, anapton, grout., at eleven, at the' Crust lets, BusuptuLL. April in. Jonathan Fox and Witham rox, of Obis Pate meta, finsbuty, Leaden, surrcLuals, at out, at hall, London. 'gay 9. Richard Grocer, of Town llalurg, ANA, ironer, Cl one, at Guildhall, !Asstd.*. April 4. Joseph Piper anal Kenitra Winder , of R ieliraocd, Sarrry, grocers, rt el.irtn, at Gutidholl. l arsdoi. Led 44. Elisabelb heat, of llictster, Oxford, duper, at •" tweire, at Guildhall; Loadoo. lion% sr. Eliwabadb Bidden. late of Itatiliff.eroas, Nap ' ssr, lUiddieses, hatintaeher, at one, at Guildhall, Lots duo. April Is. William Marshall, of Newark Toast, Piot ttiagliii.n, Simper, at twelve, at Go Limbs. flay to. Andrew Hthlwrisigtoo asd Jobs Wart* of Dram lase, Middlesex, porfamers, ot sines, at Osi !mo dem. April 4. Robert Rend, of Caroline-Mime, red satiate, yi ' stablekerpow, at ataxy° at (:earlier', Lander. . March 2d. William Watson, of drcat Camirairrstreet, Hackney-road, Stiddkacz, balkier, ut (ice, at GaildhaN, laisdias. May 3D. Lambert Cassell, of ThaisiaDlttox., rev, esip' eider, at alarm, at Guildhall, Laudo n . April 21. Sohn Robert Agglerwoo. of Ti London', at tau, at (Milikaltrl e r" 4 April li. Thomas Dunn, of Trowbridge, -Wilts, etothie.r, at stereo, at the George Lou, Trovrfoillige. • April il. John Bell. of Trowbridge, Willa, cloth*, at twelve, al the Gexima lon, Trowbridge. April to. Nathaokil VeschSiorr, late ofWcathrory; commos-brescr, at Twain, at the Georg& lon, _woe, /m -asted. April io. William Dicks, or Fromm, Somerset, eloillist, at clefts, at the Geogge goo, Fromm. March 9t. }Jy Lawresee, late of Hitolderstiitil. York, drug gist, at taw, st the Pack Horse, Haddsrofie44. • CIRTIFICATFI4-3Liagem Joseph Rand, sow sr late of Deptford, Kent, brewer. William Biagi:, of Mood. vinegar-maker. Jobs Salisbury of Manchester, cottcaropiimer. Richard Banos ' of Maseficster, vietoalkw. William Morley, of Desry-lase Middlesex, warehouse:ma Thomas Elliott, of Bedford-street, Comot-Garolso, sex, tailor. William Tomlinson, of Tinted; k, sear Liverpool, sm . cheat. John Finuiegley, of Senkot&ex, York, raOper. Joints Wrigley, of Pitt-utr ;et, Um Mars . -road, Surrey, hat eisisufsetuivr. MEETINGS Ob cßLDerotts AT GUILDHALL, To•moltaair. la •. Edward Rollo, lir'l Lioo-etreet, Spitalfelds, baker John J1114(1.00, raraaa n, Saner, semen ; sod late of • St. within's-hue, Cwisou-sontat, Loudon, we - ehaot • - 11 %%Maga Ilcrsfall, Hampstead-road. Middlesex, fic taaller - J. Brown, little EaoteLeap, Louden ebresomotorr a I William Ilf ilfurti, Car .3ram, Loduu•.trvet, Sorer - J It WA V WEN VS. Jobs Greenwood sad llllliata Grimaldi, Old Bina. target, Mellower& - • Shepherd Scott, Cosmos-street. Ladies, Grim - go Robert Lams, Mark-lame, London, and New-crow, Deptford, Kest, provisioa-asen.haiit - I William MMus, Totteoloomelisrd, London, brut,' t From:. Liuley, Lielimora, uwaic-spare PRICE OF STOOdi ON SATURDAY. • 3 per Cent. Cumuli, Val 4 per Caw s Cest. Navy Lest Ara is Isdia loads I I I. Mem Exchequer Bills to la posh • Raabe\ Lottery TiCkels • . . i_ps. Cioosule fur April 3714 T. BASH, lll:etbrolidt, 4, Corshill, sad Cbarlai-eruer. MARRIAGES. Oa Saturday, at St. James's Aare, by the Rea. Mr. LIIPpi. F. E. M9reh, Esq. of the Orilmiat Triver. to Ai -0 Jordao, of Park-place, St. Jaases%. • Oo the roar hut, at Dublin, Edward Rimed, req. talc is His Majesty's sth Garrison Baltsitou to hlsso Lust. say, only daughter of Arthur Lindsay, airig of St. Asdrka, comity of Mayo. Saturday looming, at St Paul's chareli, Cork, by the Rio High Reynolds, Robert Charles Harker. Esq. Egg/sib to His Alsjestfa utith regiment, to lire* idtait.daisghilsr Edward Herrick, Esq. of that city. DEATHS. Latch, at Myrtle-groverusty Cork, aged Ig, Jobs Tuwoshir ustyd Seidy Diesidish, Esq. Thursday, Fats 16, at Andover. is Haspoblert, Dr. Jam ilemtnini6 %rowdPloysieitu t Owen au Dilyevider. Ou Saturday, t he Inds ult. at the Isuase of hoe itrother, Sir James Stand Bums, at Reauport, Susses, %m !lead, wife of J. IL Head, Esq, HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LON t/011.11HULtial. Mora So....wths. aAo.. s 1 Ems 14..stiu. Air... I LONDON s Pointed by G. 11,01DttON, No 19 6 Old . Demoolbcoort, Cerny-sheet sod pobliabod at tbs Wks. No. I}. Bock of it. Caroorot's amok Ottoodt by WHITE, of biome place.-Dadowv, &a. 64 this tit to the Offece,(yost petal;, salt k dal) Womb/ to. N.