The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-09-14 00:00:00

r 41;"., r-, R EIGN ROM TUF. AMI Pki'ERS. Cli A R I ivrog (c.c.),JUL, ' 2 ritkh ship Marrsarer, Bowers, with slaves, fr. sit*. for this port, on her passage fell in w k:,, enzsged, a large French privateer schooner. of 1 k gun , . The salon continued tor erre I• , nos, in which time , he pr.v.tteer made (hive httenipts w ts. , ard, hot was gallantly repul,ed ; and, afle: having her sail, and riggi , g consit-ruhly in jure..l. And a number of her men killed, she sheer s,: off. The Mar t en*, continuing her course. on Thurs• clay' night, off Tybee, fell in with another French privateer schooner, of sot tiler fovce, to which she also gave battle, aod. after a smart action, beat off. In attempting to iso.ird the .If,rg.ret. the Captain of this last privatorr was shot by Capt. Bowe• b—was observed to 1,411, and, iisiog again. was carried be low by the privateers me.;.-11. was mappsed to he mortally wounded. In the two actions, the British hid four men killed, and one mortally wounded, who di.. I yesterday. Tnearhip is muck Shattered, 1, , the Just of the privateers, and hes *Ails and r ~' ri ng cut to pieces. Sire has put into Tyhee, for Ihe foregoing inf ern stirrn we obtained from a gentleman who came passenger in the sloop arrived this morning, from Savannah. The Alergaree. we are told, is a small ship, of 16 guns. andrhas front 20 to 30 men or: board. Thelargst schooner, it is probable, was the is- Si 'de ; and the small one the L'Etrei-eace, which captured the %too Fri, "di, Cap:. M•Neil. Erra.lt of a letter from a Gentleman, dr.ted S. John a Riv-r (prnvince of Faet Flnricl4), July 9th, 1805._ to h;s (vend in Norio lic Y.lll n, doubt have heard of the capture of a ship, brig, acid a sloop, that sailed out of Norfolk under Brutish colours, bra private-r schooner from St. Augustine, commanded by Capt. Hooper.— Those ve'sels arrived safe off St. Augustine h a-_ar, and there delivered greater part of their cargo ; the ship and brig drawing too much water to come over the bar, proceeded up St. Nlary's River, to gether with the privateer, and were there moored under the Florida shine, at a place called Rose's Bluff, about one and a half miles from St. Mary's. On my arrival at St. Mary's, I there found an Eng lish schooner, tender to the British frigate Cam orinn, mounting, 18 guns and 70 men, taken a few days previous by the Caralrials, and sent to St. Mary's for the express purpose of re-taking these prizes (the schooner was previously a French privateer, and had two American Captains on board %ellen taken). She lay about one boar at an chor "if St. Mary's, and then proceeded intone diately up to the ship, which was prepared for adion, and which had colleded the while force of the privateer, together with her own crew and the brig's, to make the best defence she could. She then, it was said, mount.d eight or ten guns, and forty men, exclusive of some militia which had coiled, d off the Bluff, beithin fifty yards of which, the ship was moored. Th. tender brought up on a sand hank, within iflo or lao yards of the ship, in a Sitll3l jell to expose het to a complete take Com every gun of the ship, when she could ins:y bring her two IK,evi,uns to bear, fur a length of time ; a severe fire from both parties con.menced, and lasted for one hour, at the expiration of which time, the tender manned three of her boats, and proceeded inimedi ite!y to board. notwithstanding they were under a heavy fire of grape-shot from the ship, and the militia from the Bluff. The boats, on meeting so warm a r....eption from that quarter. proceeded on the other quitter, between the ship and the Bluff, where they were exposed between two fires, and, notwithstanding all those difficul ties, boarded the sl.ip, and, at the striking Lt . the colours, there was not one Frenchman on board the ship alive ; whether any escaped to the shore or not, is, as yet, not ascertained, nor was it known when I left St. Mary's, how mans , were killed on board the tender; yet, from the intrepidity of both parties, and the spitited attempt of the English to Mowed, in so desperate a situation, many meat have been killed. and, no doubt, but the tender tecrived considerable damage, as she was aground the whole of the adion. The Cara6rian lies off St. Mary's Bar. I was within half a mile of the scene of ac tion, from the commencement, and can assure you, it was a sight as grand as solemn. Excuse this un conneaed account, and impute incorredness to great haste. tt The setion commenced about five o'clock, on Saturday, the fish July. and I lett St. Mary's about twelve o'clock that night." FROM THE OVTCH I'APF.RS. 11.1 %GOP, a►PT. 3. 11-eir nghtinessec, representing the liata •ian C.'irroniinwe.i:th, being summoned to attend an eiti.osrilinat+ meeting this day, repaired about It o'clock to the `lace of the said Aiisembly, in full rollover. At two, his F.scellency -he Pr:ninr.at p, arrrriripiriect hy his Ministers, repaired to the ',Ante rittc•, in the following order : A aotaehinrnt e• the Wel! Gwent* on horseeerk. Two Me...engem of St at. A curets. with tw.. lanowo, In whirl' Lit the Seeretbry to State ta Vie Interim, ittr Viii Straiten, and tne Secretary et :Iwoe for the Departo,ent fel Fosbmee, A emelt, with tan in which bat t“e Secretary for the War Department, Si. P!osan, and the Prov.sofy Seeteta•y of tit Depe,tinent IC.. Nei., hf.yan K..yra. 7 ' A teach, wait hwr•.4, ow ithitu very tb. General •- e•^. I •.t Si.,,t M. Halt wau, watt the Sir eretary of beat• fur th• Eftreltfl ( • elan meet, M 4WI, r A Chamberl tn. with ••••tr U. ahenece• of Stat.... I. A vetch. with Ile Mre•et, %astounded by ti a. tentrnen in %rat tive.iea, iia *Melt ea /IA F. , ..reileiscy the Version:ay in Ms grand ewbo +e. A .let....toment of the Indy Gem& on hee.ela.4 clowel the r•tweien. The said high personages. on ar iring in the same *ldea at the place where their 1 - l iilittettee‘ .4%semble. repaired, w iikt. the Chat Cu .rd wit parading under arms, thicto s th the library stud the Allll-chart- . Ler. into the hall ot their High Nlightinctses, where l.rs t3ceileney. atatrd In an Arm chair prepared lot the ()erasion, 1-rpn.it - the l'reident, opened the As sa7l-.ly wit . iiii If.ikt f we t.g It.i.lre%s : , a ,,01 , , .'4G:T S ' , it to, ..7 e. 4 , •• 4 , °fie ...1 • :pn rn.r Ii eh Michti i •; ,.. 1 „ . ....4 „, , ' , 4 .. :ii, - +.... .. e .... . ti r t .,7,; 4 1 ..r ,, , e: 4 1: 7171 r e .:,•• c k ► llin:?? ..4 •V 44 „. 1:. ~:1 11 1 11 "yli : . ' igt.er Alt ••• tly... N'ane 3. 1 . •% 4 1 . • 114 irlin2P4 *lei '•4 , a - d. low • 'yr . • 'i 4 - 4 0•14111lii.ed Oaf / 1 / 4 4111 I. " . . ''' 74 71 .ol'l ft. t the general taxation, /lowed by your High Mightinesses, will he propos d, in tin, extraordinary sitting, for the &liberation of your High Mightiaeries. In the platifiiite of tai. io. 1 have Prue'itelit endeavoured to °Mato this end, that, on the one haul, in the 111'143600s contained therein, the force may he found, which an ensure the execution of the laws iln eree I, sod tlicroby the receipt of the to-es herd by yoiir 1.4 h Mightiness.; and, on the 01111-T hail& that Cve be taken, at the same tnne. to r mud-, as uniteh as p.." - 61.-, ail superfludos imunaimeitts, and all vexation of the g o nd iiilialsitatits, dud the 'minim! of the money die to the mry b' the led disieremble and oppresnve. Yours . gh Miehrinemet are ownsillite how cloche th•re subjects are connected with the Icolaostill of our eituoirs, ail aim wog..n i• striscient far your High Mig .tiiiesses to p e c nve inc. thereof. The wisdom, acid care WI the welfare of the country, which, in the preceding session, hive chat'ar teris.nl the deliheratinits of your High hdightiriesses, are on guarantor, that the affairs, on which your High Nlightdlesses will have to deliberate in the present *SUM, will cons:deied with a gravity p oportioned to their tender cancerii. " I was desirous, High and Mighty Lostls, is he OM 4 s .fo your present meetine, ha mike Nome rommeisieetirbi ro from whi,h you (Ugh Mg:Aides:es nil/ lit coiweire some solid hop' of a speedy pence; ye . . ;hinny as is the pehtioil pro. seed at this moment, we have no venom ti deep lir of a tante fortitude turn ; soil then, b e hap., a firmer peace nay iiia!,. or agrerabha &mini& fur its tardy approach. Such a pee ae may pmmise td onrsehew , under the. diviiie hles-ing of tie 'c ets ueniir powidful Ally; awl your 11 eh Might iiiiisves will, nn dotibt. •be glad to had in in-, at a er Mil like the present, that I have tee-rived ron& hint, iliirkg the e,,,,, v of nor .katio nieitratiul, repeated in in f. of edecro and iiiendship, and tire moot solemn aeoranres of rio.l-will toward. the repuldie—a thaposit ion whirl , I 4 , 0 einleavour W pre.,erve, and to foster, by a constant fidelity to our ougagemeeits. " On the internal situatiou of the Itvpoldie, I co .ceive, that we, in the present elieu itolanres, have every r Avon to satisied. ' The pr -ant nid r of thing: 1.a., in a very shod time, assumed a degree • f authority an I perinanim , •y which, in other human institutions, is generally a ronsimitenee of long !Ishii., The Government experiences, in ad didrirts of the Rerublie, proofs of edge n and co-opersims, which are to it as hutionrati!e a cocouragine in the &acidities it his 10 "glen: Vitt., and our country, at this ~,,,, ii• pre...obi the pidiire of a wise and hone nation, which is ahle to conceive its difficult position, which is disposed to submit to iiietivable sacrifices, to prose. ve li•c consequence ant-ng the naentis of Europe; and which will unanimously suppoit the exeitiotts of its Government fur that Motet. " I quit your Assenthlv, High and Mighty Lords, with a wikh, that the reaohni •ns which vow High Miglitinowea will take, for the good of country•. okiy be crowned with the cleare,t hlestiitei. of the Miwt High." I he As,ertibly !sting thin opened, his Excellency, accompanied by hk Ministers, returned to his hotel, by the way of the Vyverberg. NAIrAL INTELLIGENCE. POITSMOUTSI, SEPT. 12. Arrived the Bdrbadues frigate, from the Leeward Islands; sailed in company with about 300 vessels, under convoy of His Majesty's ships tor'', and ProlAyir, steeling to England ; Ram Wrier, brine, and the Beaulieu, going to a certain latitude. The Barbadoes parted trom them on the 1!)th Aug. to go in chase of a French frigate, in lat. 35. 43. N. long. 62. 2. W. The Diadem armed ship, with nine sail r.f trans ports, are ordered for the Dawiis.—Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 11. Sailed the Insolent, Cherkite, and ReNee, frigates; also His Majeity's slips Burfirur, Lg ptienne, and Dtivford transpct t. Anived the Ciroder gun-brig ; Caroline, Edst, Attack, and Has lerrin, armed ship. His MAj.ktil's ships Thunderer alid Aims are ready, in Cawsand R.4y, to 'pin AJnOral Nelson, who is expeteted in the ()thug to•nionnw. The Ca norm; has not arrived here, as lately stated in your Paper. EPPT. 12. This morning, Vice Admiral Rainier struck hit flag on board the Tra nr man of war. The rest of the homeward-bound East Indiamen are sailed tot the river. CHATIIIO4, SEPT. 13. Tuesday, His Majesty's ship Themut, came up to Longreach, where she was stripped ; and on Thurs day was all ready for warping up to Chatham. The exertion to get the Kent ready for service is unparalleled, she is now coppered and will come out of Dock next springs. Alkmane d d not not run a-ground pint down on Monday, as st.tted in our las', but from her being so deeply laden, thoy were obliged to let go an an chor, as the ,hip did not answer her port helm suffi ciently quick. A party of Royal Marines march this day from hence to Woolwich, to form the stew division. The Staff is completely appointed. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. G' IIICND ; SIIPT 11—Passed by the Fame, ; and the Sir WIDIAT 111:11.1eY ; from Item& ; G isges, Recovers, —ssi-; aiiil the Georgians, —, from the South 11:a4; Rubtrt and :ilia's, Wilson, ft int 'fanningen ; Urania, men, from Archangel ; John, Langley ; 141seila, Lamb; J nte, Scott; Peggy. Chapman ; and the Malyneana s - - hoot Qiie see. Sailed the %V Blum, Were i; and the St. Pa- Lick, Cain:M.ll, for Belfast; Dolphin, Rosintil .4., for Got t* totr:gh Thom., es, —; Lootsman, Geodes; atad the Vsow Ma stoma, Berke., fin Tonnindeii. AORIVAIII. Of Dooer—the Illannah,fiuTh;ck, from the South Seat; and the lik.rer, Rrockbank, front Cork. In Y tthouoth R tatto-.the !lope, Yount, fr , ro Riga. At Srarlownwelt--tho Stipp'', II 111, worn ; Laurence, Howland; and the Princess of I‘' ales, Young, fruin rows. buroh At Falmouth—the Hebei, Paulin, fool, Ptdemburch. At Sl•go—the Itlaserva, Itoff , y, fr•ms Pner,buteli. At N •wrr—the Rec.:wry. Renroingroo, from New Yrrk. At Lic.rpool—the Washington, tirdlisle, from New Yurk. At 1.0 he Certes. ki , kardoun, hem Lto.dod. At C.r...,4emuuth—the Ll;deaeour, a ,K.l Off Wh.tby—the Young. Henry, Richard on, from Arch angel. Il' 51t,e1.6.-the Mentor, --; and the Dulled Clarence, trum An-ham/el. At N lefoundlaud-.4lte Hero, Ten, n Quebec. At Wil.ningluo-4lwa P,rr, and the Latena, ft..nt Last week, one of the workmen employed in sink ing a well, ht a garden near George-street, in White haven, at the depth of full eleven yards from the sur face, and just as he got to the water, found a thorn leaf amongst some of the soil ; which, in its appear ance, exhibits every stage of vegetation, except the first. The stem is perfeCt, and the part of the leaf adjoining it is only a little short of ver•SAllt ; the next, toward what may be called the centre, is tinged of a c , ll ur neap Iv red ; the fibres art all perfect ; hut, approaching the extremities, the leaf appears wi:her ed, and alt.-r- aids there is an evident petrifaClion It i• even to conjeatire how lung, or by who frIt'AOS, it may - have been deposited in that pla • ; kit it is certain that these are cur thorn-bushes near the spot. - _„r:..- We copy the following from an East India Paper :--tt ‘Ve are happy to be able to inform our Readers of the institution of a Literary Society at Bombay. for the purpose of promoting the acquisi tion of useful information cownefted with India. On Monday last, the With ult. (November, I ti)t), the Hon. the Goveesoa, the Right Hon. Lord Viscount VA Letola, Lieut.-Gen. NICHOLLS, an several other Gentlemen of this settlement, met at Sir hoses MACINTOSH'S, at Pateil, and formed themselves int 3 a society, under the name of the Literal y Society of Bombay, for the purpose of col lating useful knowledge in every branch of science, and of promoting a farther investigation of the his tory, literature, arts and mincers of the Asiatic na tions. Sir lasses Maciarosia, who was chosen President, delivered a very eloquent discourse, con taining a comprehensive view of the most suitable (+liras of the Institution, and of the line of research which might be pursued with the best hopes of ad vantage; we cannot help wishing every success to an institution, as well calculated to inspire a spirit of inquiry, and. in some degree, to satisfy the claims which the learned at home, an 3 over all Europe, have so good a right to make e.n the lesining and industry 'dont numuruus country:l4ra ❑ ladu." LONDON .—Printcd In GEORGE DAVIDSON, Ns. Werth-.treat, St. Clem..nt's, and Published by JOSIAH RYDF.R. at the Office, No t 5, Back of St. Clement , Cnur:ts, Strand, e.h.re Orders for the re2er, As. LlNno•rwili w,JI Mt dell attended N• tHE Mel R COAN-FACHANGF, Yet OAT, Neer 13. Th• heist, erniiels of Wheat to-ell we few ; *gold stemat, on hang ; 'u'.of fiat ke p their priee, a , ,d few nf ether In if!: tiwre are same .ansples of new oral, of very teat 1112:itv that f,uh stead til.n Rye and ISAlley,wlth Molt, me eine 'at ssiimiltluieatiise. No Grey Prue Wl.•se 4114 R lictier price. Mir iw e list* .0 esireie , short ; a few forams Cando :11, and twine isitoch creacs•ii adAitiuujl atlsiswee. &dos, of F....er as be ettli It FAT 111! h rr . 744 . 764. Bn. (54 15(...(nt9v). 9 7 42 . 11.. r fly 54511 . 11. 74.0.' ' Wh,te 52, 57..414 Gr., 1....,. [hl. no is 4./F Rea... Tick ' , Nut, 411.. Ad. 0w 1... G4i 37. Od. Rai* S. , d deti Fine Fl.toe RS. 70d. Ot c.- ..... Gll 6Sf Od UXI3RI Th. Ow!) KPrit. %%rhea IDC'E n, ou Tintr.d.y, Sept. I I tsi (1.1 tot t!...11 Os 98. 041 to 44s Od 291 Od to V. Od 41 1 1 s t•d to SIS 04 {es 04 to 52. Od Riney, per p P 1 .11,1. PRICE or SLEDS Cariaway sew Whits ‘4.istattlScad. RAitru ditto IN MARK-LANE. .76i 01 to 304 Od pot cwt. ~.—s 001 to 13. 04 ,10 , 4 0,1 to 14$ Od per '.u.hel. 113 Od en 194 ed PRt<:E ♦CS remiss. Kent 5l 18, to 61 lOs Keit .61 to 71 7* Sussex.... .51 1?, t, fI Ba Su sex N IVx to 71 -a Rags 51 126 to IA Ins I 1rmuham.....61 s 1111101 t 5 1 4 Duty 30,0001. AND STKAIN. DU. IT 3.4%iiss WIIITICNIPIL. 1447 ..:/1 I), a4l 10. 1 flay 4l —s a3l —. New Clover... —el Os aOIO. I Stray .31 —; a 3l 16 1 Straw 21- lta a 31 6, YRICLS OF H.O litl SMITIIFiEtt). FRIDAY, Sere. 13. To sink the U fAl—pet Stone 4 rtib firer Os 0.1 to 4. I Veal .ss OA to Cs Oel 4s Od to Si Od I Pork ..Ss Od to 6. Od Lamb ss. Od. to ss. sd. Ile td of Cattle this 1./.1. Beasts, about 630--Sheep and Lambs, 7,100. NEWGATE AND LEAI By the Beef 3. 41 to 4s 04 44 to 4. 44 I Lamls 4s DENHALL MARKETS . Carcase. Veal. Ora to 51 Ott I Pork Od to 6s 6rl '.64. to 5. Sd PRICE OF St. James's Market.. 44 2,1 Clare Market. 4t M Wintecha,.el Market. 44 14 r Stone of tilb. I TALLOW. Yellow Ru , sia 71. Od 72s 6d White ditto .... 69 Od Sosp Os 011 Od Melting Stuff..—.Od 58' GM Ditto rough —s 4d. Graves --s Its Good Greys --s 10. 121 sd Average Price... 4s l Town Tallow 70i 6J Yellow Snap, --s ♦ 781. Price of Candle., per dos. to ^d. —Mould., 1 7 23. 04. RAW HIDES. Rest titterers and Steer:, der ItOllC, 3s. id. to 31. Rd Mtddlistis Cs. Rd. to 31. 44. 0;114147 Market Calf ....— ta.. 6d. each. Fog11:h Horse Sheep Skits . . .2s. Cd. to 3.. Ud. Lamb Skin. PRICI. OF LEATHFR Witt., 30 to 361 h. rseh Don., 60 to 651 h. each 264 to 261 Merchants Itazks 23.1 to 2.11 Dresidiii Hides.. "zd to 24.1 Fine C.sith Hides 214 to 25d Ciry Hides rot cutting 23d to 2SI Etat ordinary 2lj to 92j Cul( Skins,3o to 401 b. per Dozen aid to 414 Ditto, !r0 to 701 b 361 to 424) - a Ditto, 70 to bulb. .:;64 to 60.* Small Sedis (Gr vidaiid) 404 to 4,d, p Largt• /UV, lek to 160 s per doz.n. Tanned lions Bides .1. to 313, vr hole. PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. CUlllOl$ 5$ 37.1 5 per Cont. Nary Imperial 3 per C.nt 57j ladia Bonds Flsrhenn , Bdl. ls. dos. 2t press. Fugloshlmtery Tickets l9l. 1. Consols f o r ss 'l. BISII, 3mA-broker, Nu. 4, C.nnhill, •.rd 9, Charing-erns.. PRICE OF IRISH STOCILS—Sari. 7. Gov. Debentures, 3t per Cent Ditto Stack St per cent. -- Coss. Debentures 5 per Cent 941 Grand Canal Loan, 6 per cent.... ...... 971; Royal Canal Loan, 6 per Cent 9Ut Wide-street Cerraticates, 6 per Cent. Ditto Debentures with Gov. Sec. 4 per Cent„.— COURSE OF FXCHAO Amsterdam 67 7 2 U. Dian t Sight 36 10 R"tter.t.i. ll 17 2 U. 11A mbotils 73 3 411 A:tons 13 4 Part. 1 Day's Date SO 14 FRIDAY, Sart 13. Gortnne Venice 62 Li.bas 6ll Oporto Gli MAL.% 13: Cork l4s Diet•• t6 I U 800rt...0n .16 1 Martod • ... —ln paper D.tto Ca It• in paper Ditto l4 effect. 11.U.na Lrehoin Mi Wept~ Dublin on London (Sep Relfast on London ..at.l Belfast on Dublin (I)itt PortacalGolil rn Ci.in and Hari per or 4 • 0 Douloloniis . 0 0 0 New Silver in Na,. New Lout. each n it flare 018 the 114011 of per eepit 1. Nl• .... .121 a 12 l• So) ' Si 41 day.. 74 _AEI ~~ ,- : PM. MARRI kcES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS, N INDIA. (From The Calnure Maeda, James's!, AN De c .. 1204 . ) BENGAL BIRTHS On the 29th ult Mrs. Freaks, of a ilaught-r.-On the 29 1 / 4 alt. th• lady of Jame,' Calvin, E q . of a d dighter.-tia 49th ult. M,s. Bvoalle., of a dau l thter....U t a the tat of 1),„, cemlon, the Lady at Gro.ge Ty`er, Fs 1. of a 50,,...j0 the 34 lost Mr. E. Motekertieg, of a d mei:ter...C:l n the 4th loot ~ Balm Ghaut, ne.,r t!. • Lady of Wm. Seat, Esq o r, daughter-.atn rho leth Mat at Jetator. Mrs J h•Courefr,,,f ati ti FM% f Agra, un tits tad lilt. the Lady,,( Capt. cufnterleago, of a the 24th nitant, the 1„ oly of GA. Sumps.o, Esq. of • so n —A t Rerraepor,r, on th e I Sr, inst. the lady a f Cs;.t Chs.rle, rintemais of a dauo, te ,... 0.1 the 19th ult. at 1111141,0 t., the Lady of Cipt. J 3. 0 4, Maj o r of Brigade. o f ati mene t —At I-1 .wrah, on the le: Mr; NlJti!da Verd mcel, of a the 19th of N o , eeo,ber, the LW, of C.pt I.a-c..ileo, of lite Regiment, of a J..nght5...4.)/ 1 thu ISth lust. at Font William, the Lady of Copt. Thoo.as gayly, of His Majesty', Cr y too Caffre R lgimint, of • daughter. BF.NGAL MARRIAGES. On the t)th tilt. Mr. Robert Deane, to Mire Mary rd., - On the Ist in.taost, Mr John Pets rs , to On the VI 111ILLIII, Mr. Joseph Ferrari, brother t o Barrettes, to MLts Tlie:es.., Pereira-4/o the iftli irina,t, at Chairilerriagorp, he the Rev Father Benjamin, C. A M. De Franiond,Esq to NIL. 1..n . s Cartier—Same day, Mr John De Rneitrio, to this chn.E..bn—On the 10th too. Mr. Joh, Stevenson, to Mr. Philippine Strang,—On rite 9th init. 1141. Joseph late.:l, to Mae Sarah Hisickunart. BENt;..“. DEATHS, On the 13th inst al , 1) eg, to an ..tog,g orient with Juswatti Rau 11.4 . 0.ar, Capt H mew :tortoni, of H. W. 7iith Fu A ; C C Fanbfnl and B. burger, of the Ain Native Rrirn lit; Lit Jahn Forb-s, of the Yd do.; Lieut R U, Halm, and As. si.tarit Surgeon Thomas. Ly.m, of the 15th d ..—thi the VII oh. Mr. J , usM J ck aiivAt APatialraJ, on the ISM oh. Colonel Richard Ralph —At Wall:owl, all the 18th ult. Li,t. C..\. P Wi!Lain•, of the jilt R ginteot Native Ce. - shr On the 3d ru,t Pe.i.inned Lieut. Waltrr.—lt n » tot th e most heartfelt i•o , we I, 'POUIICII t , our read e r s the c0..1.it0 h..ly Into 1 - I, , eat:e of the death of C .pt. W. P. Cart wright, of the Mann, Rattaltun, and tat his Lady, at Datum. buig. on the RIC and 19th oh the 7th in t. Miss Marga ret Mafia Mrricrop, nod fire yews —Sante Mr.. A. [YURI& —fln the sth inst. alter a long and g the wife of Mr. Thomas Smith.—Ar Iteriares, nn the 9 ith HIT. alter a shor. dine, of two days, the Lady of Lieu, -Coloael Wood, of H. M. 6th Regiment of Light Dqld m , 114 al Chin long, Mr Pereira, in the employ of 14 Harris, —Lately, at Cawnpore, Major It obrt Steer Ailmr.f gal Fstablisninent.—On the Ilitts inst. M W. T Getty-sin the 19th MA. Mrs. C. Ehnen.—Lately, with Colonel Mtn. ray's detachment, Capt. James Itichardissaii, of 1/ M. Stith Re giment ; to him hit country has lost a very d Nerving te-1 motions officer, and society in general a very valuable member. to the Northward. Capt. P. Du Char, of the 11-molar able Company's 5d Regime:it of Native lof y.--.At pore, on the 7th Inst. I.ieut Franc.. Lo Parker, an elms and prooli.tog young ufficer......On the 11th hut. Lieut. Charles Murray --On the I2oi inst. Mrs. Mite Piccaohy —0 n the 17th inst. Mr. Thome, t'aroegy.—On the 98th of December, at liar. .racpore, Captain Williun Shipton, Evq. of the Bmg:1 kee -1 levy, whose public charaeler being trio well known to Kr. r encomiums riecenary, theme only remains t be added, :hat 11.1 philantoripy arid private virtues mutt make hilt inerlaAh.gly regretted by ho relation.s and numerous Encode. MADRAS BIRTHS. On the 11th ult.ino, at Ponce of %Vales'. Nand, the L.dy of James Car,esy, EA. of a sn—At Madr 3. on Ile • 3d ult. the Ladd of Lieut. Col O.r, a a eon.. kt : 1 / 4 1adrai, on the 2""t ult the Lady of the Reverend Do for Ktrr, 0/ a *or— ct •110 . 11•013 M, on the 13th Novenshe , , the Lady of (garter- Matter Dennison, of H. M Malay Regiment, of a son. BIADR.‘S DEA nis. On the "fh Novemtivr, at Triticu na lee, Lieut 1.. Roes - o• of the Id Bengal Volunteer Battalion, of a fev-r caught Irt Crud,. a few drys after his return front that enemy, with the Brrtaeanso Lle:ac hme kt Fort Cuarwallu , Pi I. , ce of Watrob Nand, n the liar Nose user lasi, in the 29th year of ha age, Sw John Gordon, Baronet, of the Corps of Enineers se this Establishment, deeply lamented by a nu.nerem ands of Arend. and acquaintance, to whom Ina inane amiable qualities had Inn end..wed him : he is succeeded be his only surve•Mg br.ither, now Srr Orford t: irdon, Baronet— ‘t Marius, on the 'llO ultimo, Mr. John lath, watchmaker and jeweller, late of the CapC of Gond llnpe. BOMB 4 ..1* BIRTHS. At Ponaeh, nn the :sth ultimo, the Lade of Lirut Rebe r' irk, of the Enenntars, va. aafiely d slivered of • ton—Al Wnhar, the Lldif of Sa 'pi,: B iurehier, £9. of a son—At toe same place, on the 'rat ut. the f .ady of James Stoem. Evi. of WY lbaiinurable Company's 0,41 Service, of a daugh ter. BOMB %A' DEATHS. On bolo! the shin Thome., the 24tit tilt. on hi. mate to Bomb ie, Lieut. Davidsutt—At Bomhay, on the Inth Ina. Mt. Wear, a geot'eman cadet of the Veriorah F..ta;ii•vhatent—o At the same Owe. Captain Ahon, of the Madras Military Evab'ishnielit—.At B iinhay, on the 13th of October, Ensign Alexander Munrn, of the Honourable Company's Military Wfrolite nit that Establishment, and So,. to General S.r !lector Munro, K. B —Latetc, at Wallach, Mrs. Laurence, , he Lady of Lima. John Lawrence, of the Hnnotsrah'e Company's Ma. fin.: a lady whose mails amiable virtues renders her very un.- re.ialy and de,ervediv regretted. BIRTH. On Saturday last, at Edinburgh, Mrs. H. Johlutioit, of Co sent•Garden Theatre, of a daughter. MARRIAGr. Lately, at the Church of S. Nlishael'a, AVoreestet, Juhn Sverfey, ul Albiutisplace, Hanitneismith, Esq to Miss Ilarrtet C..ksev, daughter of the late Mallaud Coukmey, at Luca. Leigh, in the euuisty or VVarcearer, Esq. DEATHS. Lately, after a short rPn abed five weary Miss 4s V t; nirvana Worm •n, youngest dams, tor of Hugh tiatent , :i, FA+ of Ham, Stsffiloithice. On Wednessby last, at Southgate, aged 101, abet a severe Moe., which she bare with •nenmmnn lassitude and re signation, hilts Maria H. Smith, et 3. OW of Mr Georg With, hothary Terrace, unisersa:ly larnaite.Al and ravage ted by all who knew at. HIGH IA ATI- S. THIS HAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morn ..,. 40 ms otter 5 I Loon— .1 .afrr 6 SALFS BY AUCTION. PKIN rs. Ay Messrs. KING and LOCHER. At their Greet R.orn, BM. Kir'unmet. Covent Garde*, •rill; u,y, at Twelve. COLLECTION of PRINTS, by •arioua Masters. 'tone of thetn trained and glued I a few Ce p • per-Pittes. Sc. M b. .lowed, an , t Catalogues haat BOOKS. By Meows. KING ats,l LOCITEE, At 'heir llrest litipi•ri, King—pert, Cusiant-Csirden, on WED N FSDAY ISFX r, and Twu Ablievsinig Days, at Twe:.e, A COLLECTION of BOOKS, c hi..fly i n Eng lish Literaturearnong then; them are Antiqui ties of England, VA.; Si, W. lone.'s Wuck., 6 Vol. i liotertut's Travel., '2 17...31 ri4te , ; Me/moire. ds Graintuont, Plates, in Roo a; Gr,As's Mittan Antiquittet. 2 Vs's. • Char. neck's Marino Arro-itecture,3Vols ; Chalmse. iti•li Essayist, 43 V. 4. ; Swift's Wurks,24 Val. ; ;island's Tom in Ho:lane, 2 Vols. &e. M,y lre• viewed on Turk's) peirrieus to the Sale, sod Caw vogue. had. ~, a