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LATE MARQUIS CORNWALLIS. GH A ZEEPORE. DEC. 26, 1800. On Friday the 2'3d instant, the ceremony of laying the foundstiou-stone of the. Mausoleum to be erected over the spot containing the remains of the late Most Ibmnunible Marquis Curnwellis, Co. recant-General in Council, Commander in Chief, Ste. Ste. &r. took place at Ghszeepore. The fir ing of sixty-six minute guns, corresponding with the number of years attained by his Lordship), commenced at sun-rise; during which the detach ment or troops that had arrived in cantonments the preceding day f Bemires. under the com mand of Major Lesik marched in ordinary time from their ground or eucatnpinent ; and dressed by th e guns, at about a quarter before the close of the firing of the minute guns. at which pe riod, the whole of the troops advanced towards the e xcavation, and there grounded their arms; the European and native Officers, with the men, repaired to thte spot, olive Major-General Mac donald, attended by hit Staff, stood to perform the ceremony. At the south-west end of the foundation, au oblong stone, of considerable weight, was suspended by a cabie and windlass, over its proper bed ; the cam e& was thou laid by the work men, and adjusted lite Major-General. who was presented with a silver trowel by the architect fix that purpose. The stone was then lowered to its bed, amid the plan of the building, with the plum, level, and valuate. successively presented to the illijor-General, by Major C. Mount, of Engineers ; with which. having tried the stone, and found its p )mition to be correct, he laid it in its position, by giving several strokes with a mallet. The follow ing ioscriptien, engraved nn a copper-plate, was then .iweinsOwli by Nlajor-Orneral Macdonald, in a cavity that liaci been cut in the stone fur its re ception THIS MAUSOLEUM Is netted i■ pursuance of a geruhatiou posited at a Genital bleettik of the Inhabitants of Calcutta, Held no the etith of Octubrr, sloe, To t►e following effect That in addition to the Geaeral Mourning, Which bu brew adopted as a public tokeii of the concern frit I y this Sri th mem on the Death of MARQUIS CORNiVALLIS, tlour•,lcam he elected, • With the permissUill of Government, Over the place of his Interment at Gliaaci pore, A Memorial of esteem and reveressee For his rimers, and of palinode Fur his eminent servkra • The First Stone war laid By MajorAttoreal John Macdonald, Coassamidlug (Meer in this Province, y Order of Litat.-Gsweral George Hewett, Cwastamsder And • Under Insiractions From The Rigid Reso.Golb«ri, Lord Mingo, Govenote-Geseral in Council. Ou the nd day of Lke. i 869 Major Charles Masai, of Eagiatere, Architect. An iascliption cot in Pe-viso, on a atone hlal, to • 'Maar effeet, was by the Major-General placed over the plate of me'sl containing the &WWI, in scription. Mr. Ss trillium', Commercial lir.ident Mr. Frno. Judge of Senores Court of Appeal ; Mr. Bird, Nlagistratv of Ghtizeepore ; and Mr. M. Ricketts, Collector of Government Customs; in. chiding a number of Native Gentlemen, with • numerous assemblage of spectators from the town and adjacent country, were present during the cere mony, which wanted the solemn and impressive mysteries of Masonry only to render it complete. The Officers and company then retired to breakfast with the Major-General. 30.111.41' COURIER—SATURDAY, Jax. 27, ism GENERAL ORDERS, ST TUE COMM CY DES 1,11 CHUM The tioneurehl• the Governor in Connell has le is plessed to direct, that the following letter froth the Knight 11.1onourthle the Goveruor.Grtiertil, under date the Ist Dec. lest. shall be published in Orders TD[ MON. JO% &&&&& DUNca', G.Kenua•Genenl is Cuner.4l, &e. &v. Dwain!. Must. Slit —4 have had the honour of recess ing your letter of the Ji%t October, together with ill intimates, containing the roeemliutta held by the Coromandel its 4%144,10 tia rya srt wolf smkr the Presidenil Id Rumbas ' hit "Wanting a fol. mal disavowal of the fabricated Paper which porporteil to be promise °isotope-I to the iliaalrected part of the Corsi Ar my, is the name of Ike Otieen of sour istabliabinent, ow l whirls had heru env:Mated 1 4 the Conon Ore tin the Cumot, with a view to promote the success of the criminal *meoar from in which they were engaged. The result of the invest ig Ilion is entirely agreeable to my firm and confident expectations, mud is highly satiatictory to too naiad, as it most bets that ..revery man who feels a wane concern either in the public interests, or is the honour of she Bombay Ara?. That Wow has ewer beers, soil las as- Ger.! will ever enolimm isnatilled by any ilea taloa:, from Ike pow.' principles of the military cbo rmier. Neither dieing/airy IWO 'fut.! by ajor.Genival inner, re. spurting that eutiteroptilite fsbe.ralitto„ nor tbe soloviptent ti.insisiistlon of the same seaadaletts Pap r, from the be strews fitnernment, were founded in diastase, or cooveyed soy indications of ”opicom hod the wohlopy eirrontstauces of that extraordinary and law 'noble period, indispensably irmynired the emovnuititatiort of such a document, to the re. spoilable Moly of inert, whose wiiiimeats sod eiiltittlCl it Mill ✓nifintnlted is a manner au slanderous boa m's them, and su projadirial to the pohlie peace and wearily—lf that Mistoosly greeemory measure hod bees noodled, Goverawient would, on tow hand, have deprived Ilse *nay of Bombay of JO ',posh'. Noy to repel ao foul and so treocbtoous an lospotatiore, and to give twierauce to Own own true and It arahle aneam, in • moment of ;abbe anxiety and alarm ; and on the tuber, would have left the fomenters of politir trouble in pan• bream ors f.winelable engine, otinally employed with mei la stiligewee, smut nut a Oboist wine suet ma, for inialeatling the pubitr salad, and airentibentoi Me bands of diaudiellsou and ✓e volt. _ _ _ derive, therefore. the greatest itatisficei ion, fruits °lucre. Ins;, that ; with an except toe or tau, (lithely unworthy of no tice) the *hole body of the Iturnbay Army, in diary...mg a I t neer:hip with thioe whn had /ergot their duty, has eon hr awl the high rciontAtioa which has ewer hewn attached to $1 and I cannot conclude althea' a, (leat iiig you to rin.rry iv the u role r. t Itc.abay military eatablishmeol the WI- C. cc wool eortirtt exprigmoon of those totitheteets sore, r• rt.!. and eo 3 h,leoter, which I icier ewer prof.,.. 4 1. mild 41.611 .* 'e we., tor that ollitotquishett l owa 4444 nt ih. 4 4, 14 . 1,t4." tuft a:, ao.l 11, .1 Ite:,!.ly MY. Maul (A- U"... I lute at,a...ar to be, AI: AC. Ake ~n ore r •R. everw/e• • • • - 311171T0. the I at Ct nentre, 1.1 Its,; Awl, 14 , 40. rtii it=la ti 01 ”r • -r of tio•- Right limatwiallle ti LW' IL Cuut.ral. F. \\*Auras, Chief Sccit Wu, 11011184 Y C.4ZET77, rt.. u, isto• At a General Court-Martial, held at Bombay on the 7th day of November. IS" and continued by adjournments to the 14th day of January Lieutenant N. C. Maw, of the regiment of European Infantry, sr is arraigned upon various charges of drunkenness, notous and ungeotleman like behaviour. daring the voyage from England, exhibited against him by Capt. Nash. Conninuider of the H. C.'s ship Marchicoaess if Exeter. The Court passed tiv sentriice, viz " The Com Charing maturely wristled and considered the midi lire in support of the pramention, together with what the P.l I-trim:nem N C. Maw, has adduced in his defence, ere of opinion, that hr is Not godly" of the Ist Vertu( the tat charge, vie ' insulting Captain Nests at his own table, on the lath uf July, 'Sin); hot the Coins find the Prisoner guilty of laming made Use ot an unguarded and im proper exprrisi 0000 , in calling Capt. Nash a ' Black-guard,' when going nut of the ruddy. " On the 241 charge, the Court are of opinion that the Pri soner is Not guilty, and do therefore holiourably acquit hint of this charge. " On the lid charge, the Court are of opinion that the Pri. seder is Nut guilty of the crime stated in this charge, and do therrfwc honourably acquit him. " The Court having found the Prisoner guilty in part may, of the lira charge, which being a breath of the articles or %tar, iu such cases made and pruvidled, adjudge, that he (the Pais 000 itr) Lirut N. C. Maw, of the Ilonoorahle Company's Ilrgiroent of Etiropean Infantry, shall be admonished its such wianuer is the Commander its Chief May please to 'Meet. " In passing the above seutence . on the Prisoner, Lint. Maw, the Court are amines to express, that they do not in the smallest degree at tart, :my &scrip thin of conduct, tube- COUIIII% the chnracter of an 01:I err dud a Gentleman, act firward airainst hint in the charges, the twn Int of which, in the opinion of the Court, an: altogether retatiovs, /rho kr., and maliciers.' aisd appear out to hate been preferred from any motive of poldir joancei" The Commander-in Chicf commands aid confirms lhr ern truce of the Court; a n d in carrying it into execution, he desires it tube knows, Mutt the extent to which the charzi a preferred against tient Mew have been prvved, in eo clearly expressed on the sentence of the f'nort-Martial, that the Commander in Chief considers the pnblication of their °ninth's, •In genetsl orders, to be a sufficient admo nition. Litortensat Slaw is retessrd from his arrest, and ordered to juju las corps vi , thout delay. GOIIMN NOFIFICA rvw. The Calming Estract of a I.ettcr from the Bon. Company's tittpra.l'argoes at Canton, lwarine date the Jd of °chalet Ism is pablishea for general information. .. Vve are sorry to mote that the testae int/pious and every usher article is likely to suffer we 'seriously front the in (versed fusee of the loilrunes, who hare eutonsiited their deprKiatious with meal greater Circe sod audacity than we Lave hitherto witnessed. " Having sorceeded in defeating the small force Govern ment had to oppose lc thee its this qaarter, by tie capture of uearly thirty hosts, the river lay upeu to their depredations ht every direction, and one pat or other has been in their ion for some months ; masy towns and villages have pose a s ilanikred and destroyed, acid several thousands of the inlialutairts murdered ; these armies of devartalloo the pi• riots have carried to 'rigida a eery few miles of Cauton, via eh city they are also said to have threatrovil. Au Ame rican ship was attacked by these pirates • in Mara. Roads, root nearly taken, but fortunately es. aped by superiority of sailing nearer to Macau sod His Majesty's ship Dedaigneure than they thought proper to approach. " The arrival of the Hen. Compsay's ship., with their convoy, will give security to that part of the river dining :heir stay ; but the Chinese Glove' ument betrays soil, nx• Creme imbecility, that we think they will be exposed to ranch danger on their &palliate; themes Ilse Merchants' applies. lion has hero made fur the pnreli me of • small brig to lie its. tiered on some part of the t leer ; but, mantled with Chinese, she can he of little use. Previous to the arrival of the Eu• rope ships, • tonsil English country ship, the 3fer spy, belong ing in Prince of Wales Island, was engaged to cruise agrinet the pirates fur a shortgiitse„ sad obtaining the assistance of some mere from the Americas ship., she Wait capable ot af fording route aid ; but a siugle vessel can do but little against sects nitesterous opposento under these eircumstaures, we beg Masbate! to your Lordship's tonsiderstiou, whether it 'odd not be proper to C 1116414 the ships employed is the t'littutry Trade, who may he booed for t Nina, to he better prepared for defter Outs they generally arc, and particu larly zmaiest aria, as by boarding." Published by Order of the Hon, the Vire-President in Council, H. e; Tuctalt Cu uncil•Ch 'tuber, rvb. t 6, tlto. Svc. to the Gottfouteat N.Ir.IL INTELLIGENCE. POK 14110 k Tit, REPT. 1.1. Arrived (be Seepirr, 74 gtil,s, Cai;rann Ballard, with a contoy I'llllll B irb.clues; lielridera, gun., Cmrtarn 13, rn, Iran the North S. ; Perlin's and l'uddrvis blooli, of wit, and /lumber armed-W.4, horn the r3-twooil. Sail, tl the ley//a, 1K gluts, Capt. Atches ,n, and :ha selwoott!r, with comity or (iiicrusry and Ply mouth; Mom, flti gum, (.7apt. Grant, mid ('puttee, -24 guns, Coli•r, 1171 a cruiz oil the mi d osite coast; Nod the Tytion, to cruise oil the Owrra Light.-11'ind Easterly. PI viotrn, sEPT. 21. Arrived the Aiffie frig.tie lean N CrUIZe ; vend ships with timber from Quebec; the French gilliut La Sophia. tmze to the Snapper gun-hrtg; the Donish ship Iris, and the American ship Age. Nora, token by the Manila; and a Puruguebe bri4 of war front Lishoo„ Sailed the Owen 41erodotver, with a convoy to the Down. ; anti the Zenohia sloop of war on t, .roue. __ PLYMOUTH. DOCK, stet. _I. Arrived the Venerable, Captain Sir Home Pop ham, from Purtimetrh ; and the Haimiltal, with Itesr-Ailinirwl Sir Thermal Williams, trnru tl:e Dawns, who, on "whiling the Pori-Admiral, • saluted Nein from thr Saleallor del Alattdo; tile En dear:oar hired annul ►Lip, with ten ►ail of coaster. ; liir Pt - Akron* from Porisineutli. with tan traniiiroit,; Harpy slowly nf war, ear% Blaney, from the Eastward ; and Pi•nrrcr cutter, Lieutenant Morrie, Crum Sheerness. The Little Belt sloop of war made her No. and passed down the Channel. FiI.MOLTIII, ST PT. 21. Anti% the 1.41 y Mileto packet. limit Rio .14 , •eir , t, it; S.Orti the PaiNceil ..irtzeiAta Isiekrr, for the Ler. ward Walvis; and the ri illerAl Elizabeth put ket, f ur Li,b.m,—Wltal N. DOVER. BEM I.r. Last 'tight, s Nllip was +eta in here by th• Dwarf hired armpit cotter ; she hi lungs to, soot is from \., .5% • with a t. it 4,11 of finliter and deals, said to be bound to tit. Ives.—The ratt-e of her de ntinal seenis to hair from it inediikr of the e pt.i,,, who, 0.. nearing 111 r encer, Inta teoi: hint for • l'rrierhin.n, in ronseeisiroce of vehicle hr had lantigh; forward hi. Freooli the others cot peeese.sion of. Sitiolity eci t seven pro %weer* werr tharovereil with glaiwiw from this pliCe. 1111 BOUINCIIP betweru ao and 4U 11 C betil lICCU 1)1116 at CAMS. SPORTINC NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, Mo. MONDAY, OCT. I. The Trial r4takes, a Subscription of legs. each, for 3.yr 1)1(11 7161. 91b. 4-yr. olds oat 91h. 5-yr. old; 9,1. ylb, u.)r olds and need ,t 4 filb. D. M. The Third and last year ul a Soitseriptirut of ,es. early. for 4-yr. olds 7Ni 71h. yr. ulds ast. btb. ti )r oats sat. iddr. and aim' 9st. Oh. B C. Mr. Wilson's Wizard, 8.1 agst D. of Grattou'e Pope. •st Across tlhe Flat, pnugs• Iwl Grosvcour's 81.1. oll) apt 1 : 11 Oximtl's Publton, _. ost Across the Fla,:lungs. It G. A. of Rolland's Sal•ator, Kn. 7lb apt. Gen. Goiter's Mirth, est. ilb. Across the rim, S. nip it ft IA Kiatiaird's The Dandy, spit ,Ir. Vransitiart's Gloster, sat. sib. cub. Ab. M. iitogs b ft. D. of Grattieryietise, est.7llo. apt Mr. &Mire iell Echo, 7st. I.llb. Ab. ft. w 1..1 Sat 1...a11e1e b. c. try Kill Devil, out of Purity, apt Mr. Vaiisittart's p. C. Treasurer, 98t. 71b. each. To." )r. old Course, 200 gs h. ft. Lol Jersey's Lauf/log.9st apt Mr. Bateou's Cecilia, 7st. I lb. D. M. auegs. h. ft. TLEID tY. (Thied and last Year) One-ihird of a Subscription of ?Les each, for 4-yr. obi evils rut, t.ilb. and tithes ast. 711/. 1). I. 8010 frto the property of Subscrilnrs. ch e. The I)anity, lit. sib. ngst Mr. Pay n0...1 be. Crispin, 8111. Ilb. Ab. h. ft. LA Jersey's Robin, et st Mitior ‘Vilsou's Licht's, set. 71b. each. Ab. cattza h. re Mr. Shakiapear's Harpies-sten, sst. 71b. gat Mr. Boaverie's Pan. fast. Across the. Flat, ittocs Mr. Thornhlll's issf. apt Mr. Trevanfue's SOr row, .5.1 t. sib Two-yr.ola ( . I,t;+ sitga. Nicholas, sst. attst Ld G. 11. Cavendish's thane, 7st. Acroia the ELI, swop. I. ft. WrONESD•V. Oue.lbirJ of a quh•cription of tack, tor lArr culls sat. Mile/ Ala 616. V. I. hood j:e ittuperly cf StenscriS.rs. - - - Fifty Gaine.ta, free ftr any lior4e, Jot. 4-yr. olds carrying yet. 41Iv 5-yr. olds dill. :lib. u-ye. tilde ast. Arlb. aid aged _ lt.t• B. C.„ Sweepstakes of tug each, h. D. 3y-pr.ditja. RM. .Ib. eaa h. Ab. Li F. G. Oshorisr's b. e. (drad, h. Trinspator. Mr. Lake's h. r. The Dandy, by c‘.llAntla. lad Grosvenor's b. c Erelcooo, bv cr,lllo. • t‘scvpsivkes of dons. cacti. Ab. 311. LA rutty's Sptiniald, s.t. 116. D. of Grafton's Pledge, 7st. 71b. Mr. Vansittairt's Gloater, list. 1 Mb. Tilt XS:tali% The King's Plate of tongs. fw s•yr olds efts-yin!! loft. yr. olds I db. tilts. ti.yr. olds I2st. and aged _•st. 21b. D. C. The Town Plate of snlb. for 3.r. old colts tat. 71b. and tithe* est. 31b. D. I. Entrance 30. D . of Rutland's f. by Waxy. apt 141 Hdicluebronk's f. by Young Whiskey, est. alb. cacti. From the ley of the Ditch Hill to the end of the T. M. M. coons. h ft. Mr. I . ..mitts:Ca Trrassirrr, est. 101 b. apt. Mr. Slankespeaes 1. Sprite, est. Tiro-yr. old Coarse, gaup. Ld Uroevesor's Renvolio, est. dib. apt. Mr. Tliroxahillis Fairing, 7st. ulb. Ah. M.loogs. IFRIDAT. Major Wilson's leniner, Rat. 71b apt 114 Oxfued i a Poulton, ext. nth Across the Flat, swigs. ghakespear's Harem-rates, apt. Mr. Buttverte's Pau, sit. 7lb. each. Senors the Flat, wogs. NORTUERN MEETING. VFIINE.I Serf. 1910. The Northeu Nettie!. for this year, is to commence on Wednesday the loth of Ortoher next, and to curatives ductal the rest of the week, salt the usual anansertnnts. Stewards :—The Marquis of llontley ; Lord Si *forth Colonel Eraser, of I.ovat ; Sir V. - Miami Cumming Gordun, of Altyre and Gurdonsioxe, Bart ; Eduard Hay Mackenzie, of Cronsartie, EA.; Calque' Francis Willllllol Grant, M.P. Ills Majesty's Lieutenant Cr, the county Of Inverni , s; Henry Itavidona, of Tidloch ' Es ii q. ; the Prucst of ',raves'; Alexander Mackenzie, Esq. banker, inecniess,Secretsly and Tresanter. The Stewards far the resit Ayr Races are—rise Earl of 61m.soss ; Sir Checks Douglas, of Kelhead, •art. ; Lieu teustit•lAonel JIMA Hunter Blair; Dan; Esq. of Orb iltree. 'f hie year'e races afforded much entertainment. The 'rather was exceedingly floe, the company JIy au aleruus, and the bails uncommonly brilliant. Amine the vast usembly of rank, beauty, and Million, by stork tie occasion wag ti.3inguiahcd. we noliced— .... . . Tao- Doke of Portia ; thr Martinis of Titehfield ; fad, Mary !.eons; the Earl and Couuaess of E.:haloes awl Lady Jane Moingooserie ; the Earl and Countess of C :iitig, and Lord hetiordy ; thi Eat I and Convolve, of Giotto*, and !may Isalolla Moyle; Lord Archthald Hamilton; Lord lifortgo -111C1.1(' ; (Utiles Donalas ; Sir John Haim; Sir John and 1.•oly Dalrymple; Sir Hew and Lady D. HMriltw , and the 'lmmovable Miss.: D 1111 1 .411; Sir Andrew Cashews; Sir Da rid Hunter Blair; General James Nlontgemerie ; Mr. Soli- C 410( (corral Boyle; the Hon. Mrs. Rollo; the Hue. Mimi lllrrecr Llphinstime ; Nliss Muir, of Wanton ;. Mr. Ha milton. and the Misses Hamilton, of Sondruni; Colonel and Mrs. Hughes; Mr. and Mrs Hamilton, of Piornore ; Mr. and Mrs Wallace. of Nellie ; Mr. Aleosioltr and the Misses Alesaipler, of B illaioyle ; Major aid %Ins. Jo±re ; Maj.ii sad Mrs. Farquhar, and Miss Farquhar ; Mr. and Mrs Linsouil, of Dalblair ; Messrs A J. and M. eilrouir, and Miss fidosour ; lion. Mr. Abercromby ; Mr. Campbell, of Bay do aimed ; Ur. Stewart, of Glassettom ; Mr. Oswald, of Aiirlaincruive; Mr. Baird, of Newhylls ; Mr. Boswell, of ucbrider k; Mr. Don of Ochillsro; Colonel James limiter Blair; Colima !Nair; Colonel Brisbane; Cast James Os • a.dd; Mr. Nichiii•oni Stewart; Mr. DI110:111 Macqm(ll ; Mr. Harailtois, of Holinhosil , Mr. Kennedy,, youlior, of Honore ; Coluucl J. Itamiltou ' of fiondruni ; Colonel Aro !ri bald Williams Hamilton ; JohoDooglas, ram ; Henry Macs Esq. ; Mr. I. Maxwell, of Pollock; Mr. Comiug ; Mr. youiceer„ of Barskininsing ; Mr. Diapirr ; Mr. J. B. Mahar ud ; Mr. D. S. Buchnoln ; Me. Stevenson, of Dal. mar ; 31r. Campbell, of trreshooks ; Crawford, of Ard. tuition; Mr. and Mrs. Fullaiton, of Sheldon; Mr. Coning. hmse, younger, of Mrsbank ; Mr. Taylor, of Blockhouse ; %Varsirr, of Ardeer ; Mr. Balfour, of Sauchtie ; Mr. J. Calmat; Mr. Hunter, younger, ttf Donnholm ; Mr. Marookin Torramee; Colonel H. T. Grant; Colonel Mor gan ; Colowel Cisoingliarne„ of Thornton ; Mimeo Fairlie, Esq of Holmes; Nlllram Fairlie, Lou frets Calcutta; Cap. Kelly, Jac. lee. LINCOLN RACES. WPCINTIIDAT, lIPPT. 19. His Majesty's Parse of ournxi.hy 4 or s yr. 4 1 ,1 Mares. T. Doncintibr's rb m. towel Leaf, 5 yrs old o , 1 Mr. t:uithrtgs be. sn army Rein, a yrs old Grosirtior's bm. Chryseis, s yr. old ...... 3 JJr Mr. Richardson 's II tn. Titerboa, 5 yrs old d r I. nevi Traf the favoncite.—The brat • dead bent 1. torero Brown lkss and I.serrl Lest A Sweepstakes of iogs, each, for harder,. Mr. John licases ch. ns Prheis Mr 1 rreis, %Os br g by Admiral, aged Felicia the favourite-4i subscriheis d'd not mate. A Sweepeaskes of togs. each. Mr. Hole's h. e. by altataturd V 1 Mr. Maoists's h. c by Illslarhoh Mr. Huggins's Or e by P.lgriin Mr. Ihnirantres b f by Sir So'. non Mr. I ngslis b. f. by Sir Solomon Mr. lamming's b f by Sir 5..10m0• Mr. Ifult's cidt the f.scouritr —Wisp rosily. The Catril hunk the Imam ut Pntldington to the Thames at I.clichiiihia, Wing too; Hackney, Sv. is to be lard , tlattru esti) its the *msg. CEYLON. INDLI 11157713, mAintrAcp c AND (Madras Cosner, Marc) 13.) hlAltft Burrs.—nn Thursday last, the Lady Pea tr, of a Gan. CIA IRKS AGF.--At Clllinnere, on the 1716 the Htr. W. Thomas, Chaplain It. Ilelabar Lieut. G. H Boa, sd e , thdion std Rtgil him Els:abode Vote. the 4th inst. Ml* Eliteheil aged 1 J ears sod 9 tauuthe t only thtughtia ter J. Fried...l.:4s. rExcArd maTus—ou Itatutitay the I;th indult, Eggleoune, of a Sm. Ua the ttith Natoli, at lite lianie tf I.ktu HawUm, t Ituesepahteh, the Lvty of 3.1 j ur the IA h [(raiment Native Cavalry, ati a At Tliticrah, en Thursday tie tith nitaat James etayss, Esq. urn Suu. At Dacca, au the rails December tut, the Thoutpaon, Esq. of a Sou. • /trawls aitcv --lhi the I tth • inst. Mr. Phillipa, to !Kiva Atte Varrati. Ota 11. e 'Gilt sostaintrAptain Alias GI Oak ktillety, to Milli Flatlet 8 ec4 r. DCATKI.—LateI), at hey keit; Chowl Pool.clitt y. OM UK' Lfli inPtiOi. {9 1 1 111404 for, a Cal Smith, of HIS 3141e107 . 11 Rtgi.iteut, aged cot 4d a. Oil Friday Ihr Oh instant, at ff, t , m l el . , Ilium*" guilt, Shaa, Esq. %wool at 11.0 ath At Caps 'Fawn, Calcutta, the :talk a Norm : b ur, Adama,•late- tif Calcutta, proercAlne to F. H. C. slip Lord Keith, for the isemi.ty Off Cape Lintallia, tarty in Ili•itemher, he us board • ills:testy% fauop r, luta Care. MADRAS, 1744c4 go. ButTu —At Missy. of the i.rh Wrote 1'e)4,44, Esq. 414,4444411 hur;cwi, us' a DE Vllll —OO the ;soh iota. ( apt. Witham utsuder 4laip CLaron, 14,1e41 t♦ Intitrits.—At Rinds ultimo, Jaunts 4:admit, Esq. 91 .4 4 ,"4 •tcr. At Ina tparteniu Fort ‘ttitaiim, the lady Jur Deedow, uf • Dinkier. At 3lynnoore, us the lath ultimo, the La. Eaki i..reiee,o(f Daughter. On the Ilth u!t. Mrs. John taerreere, or a Di AT the :Mal 'Otitis*, Mr. Thom CAntain in the a.rri. e Wolin R a.. : , ettideal a pr..ettlimier in the how, aged yea,* At Cawnpurc, on the 12th ultuno , Charl Fag. _ 11011BaY. If nit rf.—At Broa h , the Lady of Robert Assistant Surgeon, of a San. MADRAS, Fat. to. Btaill.—At t h e Presidency, uu Saturday tl the Lady of J. B , Inugron, Esq. :Ualabar, Tr, !eminent, of a d Dr.vrit.—At Negapatria, 04 At eth iiestlat, germ; and painful illness, the Lady of Ilr Thomas groan. BENGAL. 11t01rn• —On Ole nth Jaaaary, Ike Lso y 1.. B 31orris, of • Sao, .41 an the sod January, the Plaster, Esq. of a Daughter. DtaTtlli the ned January, 111 Lie ti Commanding latasore, Lieut. ' of the a'h Itieuirarat :jintras Nether Canny. On the glob Jan. at Baissore, 31,. Brom 4);' the Hoavarable Coorpan's stati tailed te (.Madras Cuatei-r, el.) PIRTIII,-.All Casings on the lith iuttaat Alexander Woodsork, Ea.. iris Daughter. At the Presidency. opt the tad itotta3t, the knout Randall, of Wt. Military An Itter4;tarr. a Roe. On the nth Isintomt, the Lady of Ciiptani soil aegiment Native testae'', of a Soo. DrAttli tytb inmost, else a sem Ltd, of Ceram W. C. Otimr, of dm la ' Regiment N. I. 1. Camp, near Jatihrs, on the 7th instant, . of fitting Rom his horse *hile Emoting, Henry Assistsat Surgoots of the 51b itegiusest Native BENGAL. Burns.—Oa thll tot iastiOt, Mrs. T , Daughter. At Feta, Char; os the Oath ultimo, Mis. a Darighier. At Bear's, on the Ist instant, the Lady of r.q.g. of :shoo. At Ally Chur, no the 3lst horiry, the Lady John Sinn, t SClll.lell, of* Joe. Dcortis.—At Dacca, 911 the 26th ski Pur, nie. At bellai, on the tetb ultimo, by the fradui occasioned In a fall hitienhii Lune, Mr. A Dr•stt.-.At ColarobaZontirea;nb fehru W. t.ileubeek, kite of • the Hooourable Del Cuatapiefs tiketice, oed 66 i . ears , g7 Jeji. rEgANG f RRI AGZ.—On tile - 71;i !! rlunmher, r' F.N. Xilrgeor alb Regiment N. I Mi yunagest Daughter d Pram% Light, FAq• original Foamier of this Setilemma. Dusetas.—At Malacca, OD the 3 ieetest, Qua et lhilli.igtos Lodi% Esq. Surgeoti um meat. On the 26th hoary. Mr. Gamy Hickson. ttn Mood.iy, on hnersi Hr Majesty's Hasp , Snath - ssnod, Esq Masher of U. M. ship Pied nil:4l,Ru Mrs. Ltoftie. the Lad) Lark., Esq. Head ;loiters.' of this itetileinerst 111A - DRA 4, MS 13. Da sew —On the 7th lase wit, ■r. J lia WI chatty Apra 14, yews, whose' charm: a s the most amiable qualities of the Inman lit nsinitisted by his condeet hC all the retain,' father, soli; RUA friend. The tategrity of tiis the intrreiterc sof life wee disteurrwhed try t ad who knew hint, and his death is Jesile aid gutted by those who had the pleninre of No a.id to ►is lieonsolable family as irreparable COAL MARKET, Ste?. 24. Ships. Slaps meld. 36 iimesoUr Coal 33...... 473. 6d. 3 SatidPrland 3.,.... 3011. Od. . _ Davrs. .. . OF STOCKS 'Y ESTER - / n per Cent. Cannata s per Cent. Nary . . Impaled ;I per Cent. Ominous .. ladia Stuck India Bonds F.arbornr Kid 5............ .1 ths. Regh.A I...i.icry Tickets meels T. DISH, St. 4, Corshill, awl 9, CI DEATHS On Thurs4ay hot, nt EuWarn, Robert Cal /1.1...tir1t awl Lociagair House. in ArgyEshire, tleti coonty. Lal.ly, cf a decline, Mr. John Pitt:osa, of royal, DuOtto scd Cork. 01 ' 11. r night or sue I ath inat in Trinity-t Mr. Charles Caznirbyl:, who Gar the hot 1- rot. knl beea Editor of br6lix Erenl , g WATER, THIS DAY, AT Mora. 57 niin. After U I Ewell. 11:1 miv Loranor, Ihinted be C. SMITH, No. d 11.4 pail/babel at No. 1, Bark of IL 021 `strand, by J. WHITE, 3, , aal• &;CC. y111741."---46ilAri,R::611tri)...Reet.,34.,ivf;sise.11,1:41.mitt:riniegii: 4 ....at t: ( 3 . .. ) .1 7' ) .r : 1 i : . 1 1: , ... ie. -- ,•,,,;•,.„.14 inno,o, on th, 171 % • 6 11 1 aplail ii. Ilulabar l'''''' ' . ''' ealtalion g li d it _ . 1114 1:a0,.. : . -- cgdmm, N.l 1 : :::IlleElathN:::itAllftlerd;:tbill4leiustin::ta:st3l, :fie LtAß'll: 'l/ ,:au e sh c i 4 . IS ea I No Y; 1 ‘0,40 tsu t t he aviai. L ber v A t i y ianl a u f G :i .:o .i bufat., :7 4 ,jiaif r^s i t i t t, C ' e . i . . ,. .l i c es,l 4 c . . Ad Al he (:11r3irr, ads 5,,,, .."Thn'ol 1 .111 7 0 . Pm... t gllr in 4,,,,i1l re:ill‘d.i.iiiu:th:sti.,:s.fee4l.l.N,ll,l:iißtiallik.titt4t.,ll,,l.:l,'o.:„4.....ir.ll,4mttler,:,.,i".oll°.:.o.zip.tac.tht'itint.int;ielt..t.i:ll.h:ltsi3l.3:,,,HlCiig.swil.raratit.C64,.uaiaaiby,Tl.3.,:nl:l,4l,:,,tily.:l.:la4aha,:,.ll.ll,..4,ll:1,:1,,,j,1. :itd°'_.. ~ • the Mr. I, so hes in.. • 0 i a. -I P mu:.... s al Rs intent, et Stogiev, the La i re ) M.. ~ , pr..e.rrAng to Enelnul ''. 11 , for the .recm.ry of . I, I," ',,- c in R-evailan, he w • '' -.' .; fallOp ,rt. r, . 1 ,4 1..4,4 2 , . 4 _ , : 1 no tA,S, 3la Rote go. II T ~ UI a ... , 510., In, aged 44 p.m.*. t, step, 1 : itil it er. arvet.u. .., utility. all übn I uoreore, of a G 'a. I ohinor, Sly.Thoinai 11.....1 1 , )owlet Rau :ec t ud ea k, vast" ' "*: . egad 46 y ears . i 2th uknou, Clanate a d i y ci ,,,,, 10MDAY. • ' he Lady of Rebell Wallace, p a , 114. RAS, Fete. 90. ency,ou Saturday the i7lll Woo, I 1. Esq. :Delano Tr./W.614146 ./B, 04 the stle natant, silertlo the Lady of Mr Assailant nem IENGA L. 6 ! i g stler3dji ll anaa' a j r u sso aaw f ar Ee lsrY , Sl L he: ie ti fi bel . 4LaaHlyea":7 of het I ND a I re, Natar Cavalry. Malasore, M. Brown, I de galeas aia's sbl,.. United kingdom. Yowler, 21.".r..5 17.) ! on the idtis umlaut, the Lahti • I eq. of • Daughtry. e the ei4 instao, the 11.1. 1 r a Vim ibtary An litin-Leeoarsthice, d U 1 lbe Lady of Captala Yates, of the .1 Retry, of a Sun. al a instant, eller a wane Anna the ... Oliver, of time let Battthaa ilk ' ow the ;th ionised, in cowlings kg Chile boating, Henry Forte, 1.4. Rh Ref tweet Native Create/. BENGAL. Re t lastest, Mrs. Trebel% of s Slat b ultimo, Mu. Sarah Dyer, d 4, lenient, the I.ady °fill/OM Yell, II Piet Jsrariry, the Lady of Cavan. I Sin. on the oath ultimo, Rio f.. p 11 ! sliloso, by the fracture of ha shah, his flume, Mr. A. (Limn.. - '. I.:EYI.ON. 4111 the 97tb ['then .1 y, Cmt tail. es the Hoonurabie klatch t....n 1.01. a I 68 years u 7 Jaya. Ms 'ENANG. I . gull November, Chories 110; tr., sod N. I to Ml's ica 1,,61, w 'rates Light, Eaq. who en in 4 lattermost. a, on the 3d notelet, the Wet , Esq. Sergeant on this tet.elair :It Pr. Geroge Hielisoa. I kin Majesty's Ilosp, , al Ship, Me of H. M. ship Pied nuntaor. Mrs. Loft's., the imd) of Cilitogva h art of ibis Refitment. l' Pia RA4, Edo 13. sot met, Mr. Jhe Weave Pe:yd. .1 1 , whose therm: e. wall eliGu d .at mug the barna itzart,_wlawle le .I I t hi all the relation of linhoi. o II Elie laiegrlty of his prior pl-4 0 . ral distinguished by th e COW •g i in t" 111 death ill Ostia: sad siocreeli. - in the plenoure of his sequainto. , , ,oily an• irreparable loss. . . —...-...----• • •--L;•. - - - -.' - '• ; •• = • - '' .1 ADIKET, Sirs. 14. pw mid. Prie r. ton . 33...... 470. 6.1. to 60. It . 3 ...... WS. ,5d. 14 525. oh S , 1...... 755. to to --I 1 4 1 —7 .."-...--r-- ----1--- - -- -^ 1 4 ,,. rocKs rEsrEnuAlr. Le. 661141 , -i 1. IL ' , .1 . 1 . ; 111 `. ts Pit 1;u;11 101% Er, a.. • I ills. II 1 ..'.... ir deli 01 L., i t i . i T. DISH, St. th• 131. 1.. Corshill, awl 9, Chot.l4 . ~,m. .... . 1, DEATHS -. EMS 'Wilma, Hubert Campbell, Foe a To ease, in Argyilabsee, and 01.1.1 1 . , 1 )1. fr. John Pittuists, of the Thr.l . . ti 4l l. rth Mat in Trinity-street, 11.1',1•, !Fa, ch./ foe the lost TIIIILTV•11113f; 1%6 _lle 111.6;i% b.ren.. , g P.rit - , b 0 1 GC ...-- - DAY, ATITiNDON HL.tU 14 1 F.........._ ,ii. 1,0 n___ ,....5 ..L'11' i. .._,t r ..5,_ C. SMITH, No. I,Clemeei 4 to I, Rath of 155. atin01114•13", D .7., ',an' phew.