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ittokAtt 4111111112/1111 ) /Ulla 9 wholc moritislA• in or n Will, the parties inate- iIIALL, JUNE 9. Justice • observed, that lie one brought by iter, the person bring two kr try but one of which must up ' it lay with the put at issue. Lord, the two tic. the Plaintiff's and I should rnalc2 the oily ithout troubling ""ourt." ttli the Defend ten inmates he of defending were ordered out the case, and been vented out t beriouv nature, kind, it vrount public. The the father and Barnett, to seek du , account of her le law did not of services, but a contemplate the weditetion of paths of virtue. of the behaviour 'the condtici character, and coll. • Plaintiff and tut and ofc , erved, confidant. resid lace the ditugh protect, called Plaintiff was u sit ' Shadier : the ; the Defend himself, hut was shopririn to 'amongst trade.- • into subortli the functione. over, they re the uliforttiate this seduction :preened extreme promise of marriage, ~ ed of the Jary hot Awieweing lasers. was an action terself to recover case, after se became anxious of se- Plaintillparted on the /elendant commenced iboitrhuod. It was su • ibis young win and a stoma was the actual y of hear coilki th child, *Midi its had of her Defendant the them, which lie acknuw _ could make ; he had bten for another. There the present, to ask them for him, who knew another, to cast ;mild net be that greatest libertine ivueate for. if she coikluci, it was his knowing his case called for . of the present iirofligecy man, its the ;ads a defence ? 1 woman, could ruin. If else loot - • AMPS . • . . , . •, • . - , . . . i 1 bstattdg down of the bridges nblig•a." bid L ft' INltittctik to riik nate. ... ...._............._ ..._._„..._ petreat. But from the Austrian Do Aeon it ap- . .EXTRA. eatlitT OF KING'S BEN( H-71Yeawatti rears that he was defeated in the first battle. The =womanise of piercing thtough the 'centre of the • NEWSIAiKET FIRST OCtOBER MEETING, taut'. The Court was engaged the who TUESD•II. hearing Counsel upon the construct i . „.; opposite foe has been practised by Deeareare Ld sackvine's Deceiver, get. env agst Sir C. Turner's Mr. of no interest whatever but to the Gandy, set. alb. Towyr r o a ld to u v orse, nem. with almost as uniform success as the Beitadtaraval diately concerned. manoeuvre of breaking tke enemy's line. ifeartied Mr. Shots-spear's Sir David, sat. lull. apt the D. of —..... • itthe present oebirsics. bit fortitnefit,e',. we Graftotes upon hope, fur the liberties of' Europe, it fad ltd, It HOUGHTON MEETING. Sittings at Nisi Prins brine Lard . VIEDNEID•Y. would elm appear, from the French Bulletrius, that M•ESPICI.O. Mr. Webster's hr. in. b y B ord, apt Ld Darlington's SEDUCTION. the Archduke was unable to follow ap his victories, :Musician, ost. ;lb. each, B. C. loop BARNET V. .1 ACOMS. and the French were left at liberty to prosecute SRI:KIDS V. Ld Darlington's Ruben., Ist. ulh asst Mr. VansittniVil ' The LORD CRISP JUSTICE cohort their storks upon the Danube ; but the Arch- Currycomb, ;st. 91b. Two.yr old Cunt se, loop. ' perceived there were two actions, um duke's Bulletin states, that the Austrians were .......-....--- the father, the other by the tlaughtt i . BEVERLEY !MEETING, Irmo seduced it Was rat lm, ; he r singular to I still engaged in close loused on the Oad. The Austrian Bulletin, we however admit, has not TtIEID4S, JUNE G. tons for one offimce. lle would ti liana received lo a way to entitle it to be considered -Sweepstakes of togs. each, fur three years old cults, sit 31b. them those Sittines, for reasons wh pear obvious to every person, and i sir (idles , sve—ftse mile and half 0 1 Sulisenlien.) . . t••••1i;ial or authentic, except so far as it concurs with M. M. aslares ch. e. by Shuttle, dam be Gabriel— .. I Plaintiff to choose wh,ch should be Ii f t)- rretach accounts. But the more we weigh and Mr. Jorksine• cb. c. Remnant, li d y a tto b ler A LT T hl u trrick a Sericant SMl.eitsßD---" My Lord, tons leers brought by the advice of 1 ..... iereciete those, the more do we incline to consider "l i i r r..l k l.l el i t : ' pe n. l ' li g y r 'S f lie by t7 i i i i; i ll ' a ' ;tle.7larii hy Toby ...... 4 Counsel ; it is a mod aggravated case, 2ie career of BONAPARTE itS arrested. His gigantic Mr. Riclisresun's b. c. by Pilgrim, wit of Sir sampsows siderite, impelled by necessity and by (leaped, may dim hyAdamants feel happy the Defendant would in • - , Lord M thou , ii b. c. % . Mumma, by Ibia Haisute (bolted) 6 compensation now in his power, with enable lion to repair his inisfoetitne ; but, it is Whiteness. the favourite. your Lordship, and nettle it out of Ci doubtful, whether any ability, etty toilets, or ulinost Mr. Serjeaut L's sr then retired wit ASCOT-HEATH RACES. ant, his client ;after an absence of tt any success, can precisely replace Mutant the rani- .-- returned, Inand stated his intention • neace that lie occupied belive his late misfortune. THIRD 13•1"--VRIDAY, JUNI , 9. . , . 'a Cliryseis ' by Asparagus, out of Lady the 6 Cflult• The spell w hi c h ouo i s roe. b d E urope b ro k e n . It is . Save, 61111 u 1: 41b . . e ami m t Mr. Lake's Nortuu, cast alb . New Mile. The Witnesses on both sides wer proved that his most scientific inarsiceuvrea mar be " or , i i , ft . 55 ,„..,, w me. of the Court. denttigetl. .A river, the noleisce or ralatlity of a The Second and Last Year of the Renewed KO. Sweep- Mr. Serjeant SIIEPIIERD opened tl • torten', or a few fire.vessehe may disconcert his - stokes. S-yr me colts, to carry sit. ;lb. Allies sit. 91b. ' said that he wish er! the cause had bet The New Mile. The winner of the Derby at Oak,. to 11t art.:lllSO' plan.. The Austrians have repelled carry ;lb. extra. of Court. It was a cause of a most Rol Mr, Wysdhatit's ch. c. Trustv by 'Worthy .............• 1 and, like ail others of' the same ki • lino. T m b hey will receive a moral impulse fro that _. , tr C. sisubury'a b. e Fair st i r , by Whiv.key.. • be better mot to have it before the event, of which it is impossible to calculate the Ld G. H. Caveadisb named Black Diamond ......... ' a action was brought by the Plaintiff, I urk's Biltaisia . . 6 master of his daughter, Sarah Bartel • results. Still less tan we appreciate the effect of His R. H . the Dike vrY, Sir F. Staudlah named Geu.Greevettor st.hryseis i s fur the loss of her services on a it on his owu troops, Frotiels or auxiliaries. 3t- The Gold Cup if tongs. value, I Subscriptiod of logs. each, ee ni t u l g O e ction by the Defendant. ' The moor. mny exclaim with HENRY the 11'111, in for Iwnscs uf all ages. Ili .1 inner Won above temp. at soy one time. Two wades and a hail.m teed) , stipulate for the mere Lou of * , . SOAK: -PEARS:. 1 ',.*At. of York's Tumbler, 4 yrs old i Jury had a right to consider and cot " teesay lies the heed that wears a Crown !" 1- of Yore.. ch. f. Britotiuto, by Gouty, a yrs • wounded feelings' of a parent, ou the This Itulian Monarch probably will begin to wish Ld Egrewilmes Aesetioa, 5 Yrs 3 his child, and ber being led from th e I/1 • Sweepimike. of :,)g.. each, fur Manton fhai a never woo . . lE.. then took a tromprebensive view of himself 'seek at Philadelohia, in the arms of' Misr 29p . „ r upward . , „ dere the dm °Cu, ii, i ',E. Use h eat. F i ve of a pareht who might Ire regardlesa of t PATIIR.ON ;or even at Ajaceio, rather than at Cu- .:absent. rs- Mr. Peirce% Iv g. Spoor, by- Spear, aged • sal. Onset:tees, we ni-i - hope, will re-animate Mr. shaceeer ie. g. Tony Listapkiii, a yrs a tee, ed it with the conduct of the Ph thsTyrielese, mei regain possesses's" of all that Le sh.2ltortimer's b. E. by... Mr. D a vi s ' sb. in. Lydia Laueuisii, 5 yrs FEBYRF had conquered. Above till, Smear., who, 4 that a man who was a relation and cot Me Miltoo's eb . g. by Teddy, - 4 yrs... • .. . . ''. like a meteor, illuminatea by twat' all the countries Nlajuv• Ilerwr's g. Windsor, by Sissy, vat o f s,, p hi s , b ee t tug i i . . he house of his patron, to sedu from Magclebonrg and flruassvick, to Wismar mid s air .1. Mawbey's b. c. by Teddy the Irri::.ler, out of Miss ter oi. the men whom he ought to p w kip, Sat. alb. each. NO , Mile, 4 0 01: 1 1 le tt. • for the hig hest damages. The Plain Soadsand, on the shots, of the Baltic. this tuba- T he morning promising lair, toe Heath, by versmith, in the neighbourhood of S pricing poetize') may owe his preservatiou to the (Is.. - twelee,o'elock, • eennatt'd its 0554,101 direly ap p ear- parties we,se of the Jewish persuagion; nettle. Every thing should iir risked, toe fford lain rarle; this, with the expectatio f I?- 11cr n Majesty ant was in the same trade now for Ma, at a moment like the prilient, . • w h eu the tyrant •Il lend the Princesses, attracted LS great concourse of w h en th e se d ue 'i un too k p l ace, h e wi llvo used pro!iably meal to his own " eseistuoce a ll Lit dillarchioness Conswolire, • Mettprie of Huritlee, end teen, that whin t ey took relatives troops front the remotest parts of Germany,--• Lord & at . mike. arrived the King's Stead . At imate offices, although they performed .. ' -If the iifferetace assumed frosts the expreatins of' hallepeet one tier Majesty and Princesses Augusta, yet, when the duties of the day were i . Box Aistaest in the lath Be:',etia is well. foorided, Elie:tools, Sophia, and Mary, strived its u . "lu r e awe of 1.1 when t fiern, girl Wl4 only at the tired into the bosom or the family ; t m tamely, that he caneot resume any military opera- carriage :Mil four ; the Comoros Of Slifiellati Lady Joint Thymne, awl CORIUM of eliriil.o4ll. took place. The Defenclaut expre • timer, of on offers-ive 'oeuvre before the isth of,flitle, followed .0 'mother carriage. Their !(oral It ,•li- fondue's for her, and, under the prowls the conseqwences of kls lite disromfitore hove been news the &Nikes of iiiirk rod etinaiorland weer debauched her. He here be gged of I „ greet "wheel. lint or by no means ran admit that oleo ou the grinicei. tier htletity wart a p.a. t o t a k e i nto consideration, in agues; ,i conclusion to Bow (r soppy berl f that he atilt now d (ruin his words. It is by many •green tiaured tal. tit:hese, triune. d !ss•li point lave, t h e prom i se o f marr i age, as there a persons, isossimert, s a tromiet tat' the *awe e.t.a. - . The P ............ liretigto by the unfoitureate child hers tr . were its whit*, with pink mateles. itliteapin Cori on that head. It was generally the e`ioPli a?'"vi l'i"" of raffia°, ratira n trli to Iti' i ldfered %yetis received them at the foot of the Stand, smith I doetion, that both parties beiatue at position" and circumstances : namely, to content conducted them up maws. At tins time, a heavy crecy. The Defendant and Plaintiff • hiinself with remaining 'Hamel of Vienna, of Austria, shower of rail came on, which coisheed the Royal most frientily terms. and Defendant to the south of the Danube, together with the me party 10 11w Stand, imil they diel cut !twee it until bagmen in the maw neighbourhood • 'winces of St ria, Cerintlita, and Carnicila, extendim ,three n'clues- fi ler Mojesty intiansted her iutea- army matter for him to persuade tb y e Lion in tonne OD ''''At'let l . l Y (this day) if tile weather teen to visit him, which she did ; I to the Adriatic: leaviug to the Archduke the meek ol shout,' he rare favourable. root:cajun took place; but if he we paitsitig the over to attack kiln. We could, if our. The Nubility of the cower were very numerous. , seducer, no subsequent impropriety • limits permitted. paint out reasons to „1„.„ the,, The Ladies were tirosided with lung nested cloaks. d o aw ay hi s cr i me ; she 'snored nail ' and. durimie the dee, were at)iiged to remain its their was the. first knowledge her punt' difficulty, as well as improllability,, of his actins is ii t ...,. ,14 'l'l F " I Countee , f Sefton. E I e. proposed - on r ,,, ~,. h . .., i .l w il ewers,' 0 ar shame. '(hey to t h e ..... '.• time manner ; but it is not nciiessar t y sr - twisty to Lti 13..rrymete. Lord Foley, Sir John Lade . Mr. only reparation he could make combat and disprove coojeetur;..s. •' 4 i are assureil, Bunton. C •ptain A ear, and Mr. Henderson, dis- war marriage with their dasighter. ' that violent indications of dinontent have been played fOur 111 11411111. Tiir Counts.. of jersey was hedged it WWI the ohly atonement he manifested lately at Peteraburgh, where the Ern- .also tunnel; the l'emale 'Seedily prevent. but, horrid to relate, be confessed he The first tace fer the teiog ..... ra stake was I very some time privately married to UM t perm Insane tont's subservience to liis Corsi-. good one ; but the rain couti .... ed the whole day, was n o other course to betaken than t. •: eau Mader is severely anaigned and reminded. and the ereold was cleared by half-past four. The apply to the laws of his country, and Should theiir assertions be true, we might reasons- -ad eW. m ached great interest. The Duke of the only restitution attainable. For hi • ,bly anticipate 110113 e tardiness, at lead its the 'Sus- York's To "Wee was the favourite; but on corning be had pissed the solemn vow with an •_ Man Government. to march conies towards Vienna, to the wan I he wits friehtened by the naihrellas, hi s eye o f l ust on u child, there coed and turned back ; unit on coining round he bolted excuse of passion which even the greu s ' '" • ' till NADOLSOIt ran again pass the Danube. Not- ' by, and tie sty threw his rider, the ground being of the day vontil become tin advocate. • w ithstandiag the boast of Box All'AitTE, tint ALEX- i o p p er y. had eve; .. sten forward iu her condor •tg Vita was united with him as well for pence pis for The last race, the Huoter's Sweepstakia, teas duty to!' e acquainted her father, . war, it is certain, that, at the date of the latest cc- the beat racy ed the (Ley. It Was some time before mini 'ie. There never was a c • counts, Rueria had not declared hoatilitiess ainst it could be decided whetter it was a dead t geslc eat or d a n t a this did nut. It was part ag ustria A . , not ; but it was at length given for Mr. Peirce's libertine system to say, that the pia .rritimin..... , Spear, who won by half le neck. mence d wit h the female. Can any 5m,,,,t c ,„ were again hart, last ni g ht. i n 8 mime. Mr. Ilstleby. thee. Ring of the Conjurers, made preeentinatatice, attempt to set up stn city upon the el his appearance on the Course, in an elegant car- A child of 14, tact knowin4 she was 1 : mown the Irish Revenue Bit, for Wage, and will this night preform, welt the per- not have been t h e in- harrow of her rungrantee an enleninity to all Revenue Officers, for mission of the Mayor, at time Town hull. been loose afterwards; olio was es hl all official crimes rind corruption of which they a- - ...—=naam" , sedoger I A resod campy far &fen were guilty prior to the year lade. We are aim horloed to essayist a statement respeet- ing such actions weis, that the unfortu ing Madame CATA1.451 . 11 haviug lately refused to must appear in the witness-bus, sod r ea - The ATTORNEY-GENERAL last night agreed to sing for a charitable institution, by informiter the undoing ;he had meutioued before, I withdraw kis Bill, so long before the Ilrium., for public, that her engagement with Mr. llamas very was her pregnancy ; a child wi amending the acts in force for regulating Public restricts her from longing auy where but at Covent- whi c h the plaintiff, with proper pare Garden Theatre, under a penalty of 10 ,0 001 . Ma- Meetings ou Public Aquino. lie at the same timesupported, and ru ed the expenses of th dame CATALAN!, while she expressed her regret NI mot h er ' s weeottekrasent. The milt qt . !gave notice of his intention of bringing Cawood the this circumstance, teethed the greatest readiuess Jury to consider was, whether the 11 measure in the neat Session of Parliament. to levant the charity in question by a subscription ; seduced the daughter of the Plaiutifi =1:1121114WWRIMMIIIIWI and on every occierma where she has bees unable and under such aggravating eircuanti • Advice§ have lieu recently received from Buenos to a ffo r d t o diaraw.s her pro e„,i o ,,„a „„aietarice, alt insure would be ton ranch. Aires of time overthrow tif LtesEsts and his party at has readily vents forward with her contribution in He then proceeded to call his wimp that phice, soul that the Ciovernor of Monte Video anoth e r s h a p e . Sarah Bartlett deposed, she had ki had repaired thither to take himself the govern- Mr. K PAROLE is to perform a short time at Liver- fetidant mix years last Easter ;he we nieiA, leaving General feleto in the command et pool. upon his return from Dublin, where he will her father ; his sister married her e , the former Rime. Thus has u complete victory be joined by Mrs. ?intones and Miss BOLTON. Sloe was 16 years of age last Novell' been obtatued over all the intrigues of Gallic Reeler. On Weilibesdkv, the Gentlemen of His MAJES- fete - hint did not pay her say anent; in South America. At the date of theae minces TY'S Chilled Royal held their annual feast, in ho- wars about 14 years of age ;it was II thirteen of LIN ILI'S' adherents had been Nowt ris t Nun of Hie MA:terry', Ifirtloday, at the l'hatchi , of hotionothle love," es she suppo s ed SIPSISLA Ass:std.—The Judge' lately met in the etd-horise Tavern ; .the Snh-Deis in the Chair ; Mr. months before Christmas twetveinoi Treasary Chamber of the King's _Bench, and lktrOnerr, Tice. This Stewards were Mr. Evaes in his and her shame ; her areas chase their Cirettre us f uddle : •r. sod Mr. W. Ks trwro. Now Piedras' -Durefiat *as place on the 16th of February lust; tl lidare.-4.ard Elkeilsonissgh and Lewd Ctricif Bacon *De- so ovith a very sublime e ff ect. After th e health left her father's sersice in INecrobe ei Nnorsik---14erl Chief Justice efansflehe sod Mr. Justice of , • s Masserv, "Grid sav e Me King" was most had a connexion with him once since Gram. . WM ly sung, vent and chorus. A number of knew the Defendant was 'married car .10i448dr—Mr. Just i:e Ilealh and Mr. Justice Lißlauc. ettitia‘ig lees were rang, which, From so respectable covered she was in a 'tete of mew OWestrrw dn ro-4lrr. H JaOlllile rm' Tlinimonice s mid Mr. nadir ayl lapheyam. . and fiefect an assembly, made it a feast ofitanstany. child was living, and the Pluintiff too - •• • 7 e--Mr. Law mod n adir C IfertAersr—Mr Justice Cbambre and 11 , . Daruh Wood. . Besides tbe above, who asaisted, were Messrs. li Aa- an/I it ; she had been in the h a bit o f • Yesterday, Sir DAVID DUSIDAS held a public TLEINAN, Gotta. the Seem. N HILO, CORFII, father in the business of the shop. slay mie his Office in the Horse Guards, Said gave fintes, BatitinTa s fleotes PIUPDEBI e Moose , On her Brous - examination by Mr.Si ' , treelionets to about twenty General Offreete. • Sec. es:. she said the hat connexion took Or - . — .., ------ , temenimonsp.— ...... . .ti0ngb......: - • -...,-.. ---- ---..-- -.......-.......•.• -- - blame hut unfortunate seduced triode her owu , the first disco was the result ; parental &chop, unfottunate question for the Defendant had lutilt? It he had, onistaaces, uo da witne,oieq. known the pet. tam phoptiiiiii to tird C 11 1.111111.-' ovetiotier ; the De ttention until shr on the Ingmar,' supposed ; about three twelvemonth it ended • accurchement took the Defendant tither, 1907 ; she since; she did not anal it was dis- of pregilancy.--Th. Plaintiff' took care or `he habit of arsiating hro shop. • Mr.tiericant Jigs* lc place in the 0 feudant's gardei, a fortnight before Whitsuntide; lsn,e, the only time she had bees, in the garden ; it was betweti eight mid nine'o'clock in the eveu ing, not very dark ; it took place in the seamier house; she was walking with her little nephew, noly two years of age, when she was persuaded by the Defentlatit• to enter the garden. It never ee- Cuffed but twice--noce in her own room, and in the garden. She never left her room door open to receive the Defendant ; no other person ever took the souse liberties with her ; she was not allowed to walk out after dark ; she genenilly walked in the rope-walk; she never walked-with the defend- Imes brother after twelve o'clock at night; her mother never complained of her conduct, and never said. she was as had as a common street walker. When her mother found out her tibia time site said she was unfortunate, but not crimi nal. On the de-, , ht of her misfortune the servant sat tip to cleats the parlour; she used to sleep in the witness 'e room, but not the same bed. Th.: Defendant took the opportunity of Coming in;,' the room—she wasin bed—used all the reSistat,,-; she possibly could—screamed out, sod insole art alarm for twenty minutes ; her parents slept in the story below. The Defendant said if she persisted in making an alarm, she would only expose him and herself; and threatened, that if she spoke of what land passed between them, he would forsake her fur ever. Serirout dill not call witnesses for the De. &woa, but relied on the improbability of Meal Bartiett's story. Ite described her eridettee to trowel-thy of credit, and contended that the Jury ought not to find more than nomitiel ditina-4es. The J ury, after a deliberation of one hots:, found a verdict for the Plaiotiff—Danteges 101. NAVAL I ENCE. roiersitnutn. Joss 8. The brig Pilot -arrived here (at the Motherhanki last night, from Malta, with dispatches, with which Clown' Sotheby and 'Another g,entlesnaii lauded, and i.nineeliotely set oil fur London 11 II pomt-chnite and four. from the Crown bin. Nothing is know. here about the dispatches. rie i'dor aailed from Malta on the t4th ult. • Arrived the Alpha and Bonne Citomenne, from a v cruise. The bonne Citoyenne is appointed confer fur Quebec and Causda. The three regiments for Portogal, whirl' droppe4 down to Cowes on Alonday, under far Ayisrp'ir Kangaroo, still remain were. the wilid Ir.‘us the S.W. and has blown a gale all the week unit to-night. rave :in, JUNE G. lint in. by contrary winds, the Eurydice. Comp. tom for Somalia'. • PLYMOUTII-DOCCi•JVIOE 7. Arrived the Ninerou, of st; k I ne, Fran u erwise ; and the Pari/laa stoop of war. Capt. I leeward, in three days front Oporto : the brought over Geo. Paget, and two other officers from Oporto, who lauded, and immediately set off in a post-chaise and four for London. Nothing official has trail spired relative to the state of affairs in Portugal. Rumours ate various and contradictory; him. the most prevalent is, that not • Frenchman remmins in arms to all Portugal ; had nit deuce. to advance; owl Sir A. Wellesley bed ima:clied to give bun battle. RANSGATi. JUNg R. This morning, a troop of horse artillery. baying about Lot/ Inca and six tield-pieces, rutusaand4 by. Ca it. Rao.., 'flinched its from Canterbury about ten o'clock, and ensliarktil directly. They ILA Chatham yesterday moriiing,aiot nu fired .15 , lust, as sea, erroneously reported in some of the :papers. The cans of Fier JIAJ►4p Y dressinsr et the Deka of CursettLawn's apartments, oa blon lay, it is supposed, was principally for the purpose of avoala ing the inconvenience of getting iu and out of a carriage in ■ toll Court-dress, togetlie r with tl‘e danger of losing or injuring the 'numerous and valliahle jewels which she wore; which, with this.. the Putreczasits wore, were valued at Vein' half a tnifliuu of inone‘. To guard against loss, or any accident attending any of them, Mr. Usti:nit s the jeweller, and Towirstistto and MACIIANCO g were stet ioired in 's room adjoining that a Isere they were kept, in the. Luke's apartments, to protect them. A short time atter Her MAJESTY left the Duke's apartments, and poised through the gal lery leading to the Ball-room, one of the Duke's female servants picked up from the Boor what she supposed to be a button, belonging to the coat of one of the Clentleine's of the Dnke's Houeicho!.l ; but it proved to be a diamond that had lidleu from him Ntoisty's dress, of 3001. 91:1100. - =TIN. Os Month", OA PO Woe at Wiieombe-home, Oath, due Lady of Thee: Scott, Eat ad daughter. Ia Widcumbe-Creresse, Bath, *be Lad, of Thos. Prince, Est. of • eon. The Lady of Charlie =awl& red- Oa Salardity lsd, at the4tirliso l , IrrldiSfiat Alsatian. Baron Reioinstela, Captain of the td ILisgisGermais Eldon, to Luist.s., third dassplater of tba late Ardsva Shies, Rot ef Clunearl, !reload. DEATHS. On Sanday lad, at Yeotuwa, near Barnetable, Desoa, the Lady of R. Newlin latiedon, E s t. of Bet plena Oa Wednesday, in his afttli year, John N orris, F. of Reyford, Frame, wire, for more tb,in half a century, carried ea the trade of a faroscr, mad whoa active and emensittinc industry was amply reworoirt in the homed acquirement of a large forum. Be was brother se the late Richard Stearns. Esq. of Louden, who, a few years since, left ue,ional C.r the baihling mad e ndowing of ea *has, for poor gills, awl an hospital for poor aid roes, sad usher charitable purposes, in the taws .f Freese. Oa Tuesday lad, at Cheltenham, lady Hdrieldis *to of Sir Francis Hartwell, of Somerset-beams HIGH WATER AT LONDON-NRIDGE THIS DAT. iftorningerstio: after 19 1 Afternoon IS min. after In PRICE or sTOCIES, YEITSKDAY Bank Steak a per Cent itaillooll .. 4 per Ceat I sal Long AesTities » lei Chaaimos ladle Baehr Esaisswast Silk to lupte Casaalafer V 1' PIISI4, Stuck-M. No 4 , COIVIII• II Mild 7it. I ' LONIA)Pre Fruited by 41 1.V.V111.01h, hn w. lIIA ilatwelLecort, Carey-site-l; and itubbOttd t di. I..hre, Nn IF,, Bark .' ht (low o'4 (burl?. Girard, b) WHIVE.• wile r Popts, 80111411 m ()114e,(puot paid), will ha attended N.