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• . . '1,190 on the 211 •Libtea, at four in the aft-station. the alts to tale her deosriure from thence on the ?..V.}l, and atop the micni in Lintesille. Her Ma jesty apjayed the best plate of health. Covet Clary, Lord Ch twin-Flan* of the Empress of Austria, sag presemed to the Emperor in Com peigme, soil deliverel to Ili* Majesty letters from the Emperor and Empress of Austria. Apartinents have hero assigned to him in the Palace ; and, on the ittl inst. he had the honour of attending Ms Majesty on a hitatin% party. To asiMt our readers in forming an idea of the cu riosity which prevails in Paean, to Witness the .ole ttttt proiession, on the day of the marriage fesiisal, we ran assure them. that. there is not the smallest wrodow, from the gate of Maillot to the tiquale do la Concord, which is sot already hired, at least fur tire or all Louis-e'..ra. NEW Tll PATR El-110V A L., COVEN r-c AR DG`: To-swrrow, Thursday, April s, rid he perfurnteil, • ppearea Play of KING HENRY TUX FOIMTN (Part 1.). T. hick will he added, P l; I. AID V .1111X/ila• LTCEVM THEATR morrow, Thursday, April t, will be performed, a New Serio-Comic Opera, called Tns AlA::l,tc! oa, 'rpm Swits BAXDIVII. To which will bt added, HIT on li t-s. Several complaints hi%ing been made to the Proprietors, of the difficulty of oldisioiug seats, without tiring the Lox• keepers, the freadeoters of this Theatre are respectfully re.- ' assented to observe. that orders have bees given for imme diately removing the inconvenience complained of, by Lang a pane of glass in ce•ry box-door; and that any box-keeper falsely asserting that places me taken, or convicted of rereiv inn neiney for the dispoasl of places not previously engaged, w:II be imunitliately discharged from the service of the Theatre. THE BRITISH PRES§. LON DON, WEDNESDAY. Aram 4. We received, last night, Dun 6 Papers to the 30th last. The French Imperial Bride left Vit oin.a on the 13th last, and anived at Strasburgh on the 22d. The Dutch Papers mention nothing else worthy of notice. More recent intelhgenee from Fraiiec announces the arrival of the Empress at Paris. " We cannot," says Vie Coairier, " help no tieing the extiaortlitsasy change which has taken place in the opinion of the Opposition, upon the subject of majorities. It wilt be recollected with what extilta!inn the Opposition boasted of a majo rity of it.. yen. whit It they obtained upon one occa st.w. andwhiAi nrijority of seven they trniupetted forth to the sodd w proc:anniog the in lividahle st•iNe of Par nay. they even censured Ministers for not instantly resigning their offices. said opening the doors .tis .tlteie ow l , immediate re tura to power. But when Ministers have'n utajority of wore thou seven tinier that number, it is con atelered nothing rt. all; en 1, in the t•dgerne.l. of the Opponifion to beize upon the of terra of State, they do not he.itate to pronounce the Miniatty upt,u the citt.-stioo, though 10041111i11+ 1 11111jOrtiluof the Hoene in thew favour." Upon these Doge otoitrvotioni of The Cm-ire we have only to reanaik, that the tuajoritiet., of which the ti l ipoiiition bodied, did not coinain • single pleceisau. Thi• is sufficient to thew the Afallacy of the itglisnent iu that servile print, The Courser. Upon conspiring the extracts from the Sparkish Curressennleuce, just laid befure Parliament, nith the uifi.ial accounts of the military noriatiout in Spain. given in The LondJaGasette, , liirtlig the time *belt Lord CAJTII.6IIILAGU was Secretary of State tar fire War Uepartinent, it will appear that every thing which could elucidat. the distressing situation in *bath the British Army was left by the battle of Talavera, was carefully suppressed. This ia_pars. ti t ularly evident in the case of Sir ARTIIVII WEL LE., y•s letter of the Ist of August, published in The London Garetre of the 15th. It will be seen from it that the gallant General was apprehernire, na commencing his retreat from Talavera, that the enemy %until advance on his rear, and thus cut off his sick lett behind him. This part was suppressed in the extract in The atzette. Mr. CARTWRIGHT. who is stated in a Morning Pater, of yesterday, as having inteuded to have ,valtedlivith Adminkration, upon the Scheldt Que.. ti.,u, is stated, to the same paper, actually to have voted. This is one way of swelling their numbers. K•e understand that meetings me to be called in the principal rionties unl riti., in the kingaloin, fin• the purpose of expressing their sentiments on the present state of public affairs. Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the Ta•t India House, whim Cap:. O. Baooss, of the skip Epee"-, took his lush leave Of the . Coutt, pre vious to departing fur Bomlisy direct.—The wide: - mentiotned Captains were sworn into the command of their respective ships, via. Capt. P. Castenct.h, Lord Keith, and Capt. G. Hamitic, Earl Spritzer, for Bengal. The Court adjourned. at ail o'clock, till tibia day. By the Jamaica Msil we have received Kingston and INyot Gazettes to the llth of February. The ecneveioutiou of the new Assembly was postponed *u the tith of March, and the elections were pro ceeding, the freeholders manifesting everywhere a disposition to re-elect the former members. On Monday, the Sth of February, • meeting took place near Kingston, between the Hon. fIRNRt Jolla Mummers, Judge of the Court of Vice•Admi salty there, and Savour. Rentitsit, Esq. Collector of the Customs at Falmouth end Montego tiny, and brother-in-law to bin CA at mu. who was appointed to the situation when he was in power. The parties sassing exchanged three ineffectual shuts, the seconds interfered, and adjusted the affair. The consequence of a report that *rot boots to the Comm.. is, en.aeavouriug to sliest that . J. 11. its the Court of Ad , and contrary to law, and iin that he leaned to the- mercan a Lieutleturau of tate highest 1 . IV L I GI" POETRY. When %raw; saird for Greece, his army's grave, He lasted the winds, and fette'il Oceah's slave Soon'. wise ht.desnien, when their armies 1.,d„ Accuse the weather, and commit a GALE E. H. A. meeting rots is arm the latter Gentlemen I stoners of the Custom. a decision of t h e Hon. ruiralty wi. itaitra;rtr i , t plyittrne ttatiattattnig. t tile" serest. lien I bosom , said character. 11 lIITBREMYS ENTIRE. " Your Porter," Youkt to SYHXTnne.An sai l, Is like your speeches, quite unsound, Sir, Yuur tither better knew his trade, Or else you would out here be found, Sir." Witt o replied—" My captious frieud, Pray, buy a cask, aail 'iodise it, To Frviliulders of Cambridge scud, I'll het a huudred they all prise it. " The Scum they'll bud resembles you; Thf grounds (as foul a.? common sewer) , Are like to P.....egy awl crew, The middle, stiugo, like thy brewer %ink 3l s SQUIB. THE LYCEUM THEATRE. The popular new force. Mit or Miss, was re peated lastuight, and went otwith eclat. Previous to * coastueneetnent, Mr. HOLLAND came for ward rand Oqueated the indulgence of the House in fewer of who had undertaken • port. ata few hours notice, in consequence of the indisposition of Mr. DE Calm, who vial taken ill io the morning. The change left the audience no thing to regret, nod Mr. Mai vt m acquitted himself in a very superior style. The piece plocuiser to have a long run. GRAND FETE, AT CHILLINGTON HALL, STA FfOrDIHIIIEb Tilt BEAT OF T. GIFFAOD, ESQ. On Wednesday last, the 28th inst tnt, a Grand Concert and Fete were given, at this hospitable mansion, in honour of the occasion of T. Gitlin!, j , ni. Esq. coming of age. About 500 persons, con sisting of the Nobility, Gentry, and Tenantry of the neighbourhood, had assembled ut an early hour of the evening. Among the priocipal visi tors. we noticed. Sir J. Wrottesley, Bart. end his Lady—the Moser ktoos—Miss Pigot—Durants, of Tong:Castle—the Elds—Mr. Canning, Moreton IValhnta , e, Esq. and Lady—Burt, Esq. and Lady, &c. The concert room was superbly fitted up with lamps, in festoons, most tastefully displayed. The orchestra was filled with the imincipal pkrfortners from Birmingham, Litchfield. Wolverhampton, &c. and various pieces of music were performed, relieved, occasionally, by several excellent glees, d i r. ta, Ste. Miming commenced about eleven o'clock, which was continued till supper WAS announced, of an agreeable respite to the delightful exercises of the " fantastic toe." The supper-room was fur. ensiled with a variety and profusion that has seldom been equalled on any occasion. About 200 different dishes, exhibiting every form, &einem, and variation of taste aid luxury, were displayed in a style of decoration equalled wily by the sumptuous ness of the bativet: The promenade, the groupes of loungers, like. der. now disclosed the waning energies of mirth and revelry; while others, with recruited spirits, again tempted the " delighted measures" of dance; and were at day-light still en gaged in Oils agreeable" poetry of motion." An evening more huspitahlv and elegantly conducted was never witnessed. Nothing could exceed the attention and politeness of Mr. Giffard, or the Hon. Mrs. GltiMrli, on this occasion. The general tuba. bitants of the neighbourhood were feasted with a proportionate generosity. Hill Royal 11.gliness the 'Prince of WALES en tertained a select party at dinner, yesterday, at Carleton House. The Earl of CAMDEN gave a grand ilianer, on Monday. 'at his house iu Arlington -street, to the Duke of MONTROSE, the Earls of CHATII4X and illaaaowaY, &c.—llis Lordship gives a grand din ner, this day, to the Cabinet Minister , . The Earl of EssEx gave a grand dinner, yester day, at his holm. in Berkeley-square, to Lord GLASTONBURY, General ORRBYILLZ, &e. Thr following Noblemen and Gentlemen dined at Sir J. C. IltrrEst.sv's, •in Grosvenor -street, on Sunday : The Marquis of fAnsilown ; Earls Spencer, Hardiricke, Roselyn, sad Grey ; Ler& Holland soil Grenville ; Sing .1. Anatruther, J. Kea port, nod S. Ruuill y ; Mews. Ponsonliy, Windham, Grattan, lElliut, Tierney, %%pine, and Cates all. By BowsralifE's inarimo with the Princess Maya-Louts*, of Muftis, he is related to almost all the Royal Families in Europe. Besides being son-in-law to the Emperor . of AUSTRIA, and ne phew to the Archduke Omuta, he is greatme phew to the Wren of NAiLES, 111rst-cousin, or believe, to FERDINAND the Seventh, and to tha Pal tic r: Btene\T of Poseuost.--he is Aim nephew to the daughter of Louts the XV itli, the Duchess of Asimut.ssit. The Countess of ARRAN had ■ ivrd party, last eight, at her house in Ilnver-Areer, which w it s rt. tended by the Duchess Do. agrr of Ns.wctsrs.t, the Dawsger Marchinnes. of Bins, Countesses CLERMONT, Dowager link I.CARDIGIAN, and sere. ral tither Nobility. The Marchioness of ST ATIMIDNI grand rout, this etching, is .Itpected, for splendour, to surpass any of the season. The robe, in which the Empress of the fitemcn is to appear on the festival of her marriage s is un commonly magnificent. It ii embroide►ed all over with diamonds, and the intervals a►e filled with Malmes lace. It is estimated at 5t14.1,0110 francs (shoat 12,0001. sterling.) Several slaps were last week paid at Plymouth ell in new gold cots ; and on Saturday beat, the artifi cers belonging to the Dock-yard we're pistil their watts in stew Indr-guttwatt. It was pleasing to ae.• the smiles on the etwa's countenances at thasight of thew aiming-re. Tile Jam* and plop-merchants-are bra>ily•mployed in poiehasing thia de-irahlr met ' , doweling pturiuctid and other baok-paper la Its PW/1114, A FACT. In the late di, i enii ou We!chosen, tLere were, in the m.,jority, eighty-three County Monitore; in the mMnrity seventy. Of the eighty-three, in the majority, twenty-ail . were Irish; twenty Stone!' ; and only thirty-seven English. Of the seventy in the minority, t lenity-sex were Irish ; thirty-nine English ; and only fire Srotch. Therefore. Loth parties bad the same ialintier of Irish County Members. The Opposition h a majority of English County Members; anti the actual majority of the whole County Mambo-rt. on the side of Ministers, conisted entirely of ticuteh Members. Every one knows iu what elate the Scotch Representation is. CITY ISUSINESS. Yesterday a Court of AWermen was held at Guildhall, whirls was fully attended ; the Crurt, 'Our inspecting the Meal-Weighers' returciii, ordered the prim• of bread to he continued same so last week, viz. is. JI.I. wheaten, sod is. ad houshohl. Several persons were allowed and sworn brokers, as also several tradesman's bills ordered to be paid. A quantity of foreign gold, in bars, weighing upwards of 050 Ounce!, was sworn off, previous to its beierg exported. Mr George Smith, of Paul's Bakehouse court, was dected Surveyor of the Southern District, mud the Act of Parlia ment fur building party-calls, 6.c. in the 100111 of Mr. E. Delight, decea►ed. The Lord Bishop of Narvikli, and the Rev. Cuthbert Johnson Baines, A.M. Rector of St , Were re. quested to preach the Spite' Semmes, on Easter Monday and Tuesday, iu the room of the Lord Bishop of Oxford, and the Rev. Cali y Illiugworth, Archdeacon of Stone. The Chamberlain presented aid ateuseut of the Orphans' rood, which nail read, and 15,.1uu1. orphan,: 9101:::, ens drawn off, and annihilated, and six mouths' notice of the paymeut theteuf directed to be giveu to the parties iw terested. Mr. Deputy Alkiride wu sworn a ceru•wcter, in taut fur the city, fur four years. HONE C//ICLii t. SURREY ASSIZES. ♦['Vitt. Mr. Justice HUTH sat about two hotirs .011 the Clown Side, and passed sentence of death on twel ee, but Otte w:is not soy tine, whose case was thought of sufficient magnitude to be left for executiou. CIVIL SIDE. DURIANT t. irkiERIFI. This was a tiprcntl Jury cause, and lasted the whole day. It was an action by the Plaintiff, a miller in the parish of Mesterhain, in this county, against Mr. !baton Jolitle, for directing the water from his mill. Mr. ()miaow, for the Plaintiff, stated, that the mill in question was a most ancient one, is they had a record to thew that it stood on the same spot, and was turned by the same spring. from the time of Edward the Confessor until Mr. Jolitle had di rected it. The - Manlier in which the water was carried away was as fullness :—There were some stone quarries in the neighbourhood, which Mr. Jolif had lately begun to work. The spring which fed the Mill-stresin brake tout of the brink en the hill about eighty or Marty yards to the vast of the mill, and without doubt it came from the east to the west, passing through the stone (rances in question. As a proof of this, there was another quarry, which, for distinction sake, be would call the o d quarry, further to the east, and he should call wit tierces to prove, that whenever the water came into that quarry, it flowed away to the westwatd, unit tilled the mill-stream ; so that the quairytnen, heueser they found the water Coming, always congratulated the miller on his approue.•hing sup ply, and the fact has iiivariaLly justified them. When, therefore, Mr. Joh& began to• erect his new quarries, which ley !mum' the old quanics and tha mill, and began driving a drift aay from north to south, the Plaintiff foresaw that lie must tap his spring, and divert the water ; and iu this apprehension he gave Mr. .foliffe formal notice of the mischief which lie apprehended would ensue; he however persisted, till, in the month of April last, what had been foreseen actually happened ; they found a large body of water in the quarry, which rim oft by the tunnel, ■nd from that moment the mill-strei.an decreased, and at length because to tally dry. It was fur this injury that the present action was brought. The fact of the water having ceased in the mill. strea.u, as soon as it broke out of the quarry, being established by a great number of witne,ses, Mr. Surjeaut BesT, far the Defendant, made an able defence; and Mr. t; ARROW, is as able a reply. i n . sisted on the superior weight of the fact against the speculation or the philosophers. The Learned Judge having summed up the evi dence with great preciiiuu, the Jury found for the APRIL 3. The calm of yesterday haring occupied so much time of the Court, his LOrd.hip sat again this morn- Mg, rod tried the remai g causes, which arse wholly unimportant. Tbe Amises and Home Circuit here finishe.l. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTZ Adotiraliy-Pilice, April 3, 1610. Cory or • Lille, from l'otptaist Nlyfida, if His Majesty's ship the Antllll.l3, 1..**1 to Aelsoral !Axil I isishoir mud Iraissmitted Ly bs• 1.0,6101 tip to Joint Wil.sa Cruller His Jbl.,j4 sty's ship Arethusa, °Eike iiaimts, Morels 17.1 a tu. _ _ . MT Loins—l lime the honour to aegintint you of the capture of La Lerrette, 'French schsoncr proireteer. of four guns end 30 men. this morning, by Hie Majesty's ship under my Comm ; four days from Boehrlle, ileito g t a k en an y thing. lent, (Sigont) It. Mantis. Copy all Letter from Carlton Thollond, a Ills Alsksty's skip the Emerald, 411.1,4 , 6111 to rue. I.lnairal Whit.t.ed, soi trassuotted Ly tlrr totter to Joint illstsuuCruker, Esq. Eemersfd, etas, March 1i13,111161. cut have the honour to acquattitlyon, that Hls Majesty's ship Emerald, vesterday es ening, at nine o'clock, took the Belle ktoille„ of 17arstirl.•. very fine ship letter of nnrgne, corn Mg 46 mien, and eight guns, though pierrel for fto ; tom Joys out trom Bayonne, hound to tin: Isle of ['niece, with is cargo of wine, flour, od, and tariew* other met henitize. The Bell• Eteille was ,ti:,7tre..-d front the mast-heat of this shin at a. W. sod the Arne lastrJ (with a trey strong breet•') neatly tsre're hours; during. the biter ;oft of which she threw four guns, most of her water, and a part of her provisions, overh.)arti. She isi three hundred and buitleu, ou4 months old, had made but one trip tip auduppear. to aril lu a RlNit superior Mile. I ain,:., F. 1. Ni MILAN s). PARTNEIISHI l'S JoariAt Green and Daniel horn, Lou.lo.s. March 31, 131,, Joseph Fletcher and John Scutt, of Leede, Vtlied-UlVt.t.• April 4, (keeps Whitbalet, („leorice Flattersley, asd Julia Nle..ke, Shelthehi, Illeautiths. March so. tal o. Richard Jam, Thomas Wakeman, aml Thomas m a n, jun of St. Alilalred'e-eourt, Poulley. Alareh 31, Isl.. John Harudall and Anne Lewis. of Cracilmlitris.3l/ccl, v.l of St. Alartrenecoait, IVestututeter, 1111 U. - Wiiliasßradley and .I,diu nouns, of Portsca, I.co driyers.... March 31, 1010.. !Ulm Weston, 01 Liverpool IVO' lam ISI arklebank, or Set son, and Janus liarriataa. of .isistun, Lancaster, tnercisaai. January 1; 1610. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Barlow, of the Strand. 51i.kltesex, •,.t April 3, to May tte, at tee, Gua4ha, Istm'ailtupiW William King, late of Bream'a-liuddinem, Chace. caducei-maker, to aunender, April 7, 14, and /11 tiVe at Guildhall, Lurdou. Attorniy, Mr. IV rat., . arnionLcuurt, Throgmus ton.street. ti ea. Lloyd, of Cheater, chase maker, to surrender, Ap. I 16, 17, and May ts, at eleven, at the Black Hear lan, Furegote street, Chester. Attorueyi, Messrs. Indi: Parry, Tausple, Laudon ; and Mr. &wrack, Chester. Deuji.asin FiiJe., of Cptoa-upurt•Severu, Worcester, builder, lu surrender, April i I, li, and May is, at el, ‘ ,„ , at :he Lower George, Gloacvster. Attorneys, Slesars.Wlut amnia, Griffith, and Gloucester. David Taylor, of Groat Tunisia, Pries, grocer, to liar. reudar, April 7,14, and May IS, at ten, at Gudrl6ll, I °o dun. Al gurney, Mr. B. C. Carter, Staple-lan Ur, nde. It'us. Hero, now or l a te of liatek.oy, BerkS', viciuslli r, to surrender, April ti, 14, sod MI ts, at twelve, at the Liiii's Arms tau, (Atari)._ John Shafe, of Shoe-lane, Lundell, copper-plate-make r , to barren:ler, April to, at, and May iS, at elevett, at (ludo. hall. Attorney, Mr. John Pollee, l'ortastreit, Crapplrgar. Mark Dixon, of due liorougkelligh.atrcel, Surrey, ka•p. aarrebaut, to surreuJer, April lu, 17, and M.ty re, at 10(141, at Guddliall, Louduu. AtlurOv)s, Messes. Day and Mater tan, lime-street, London. James Pagei of Horare-y, Middlesex, bateller, to surren der, April 10, 17, almnr, tool May LI, at twelve atGo...d ied'. Attorney, Mr. Platt, Toufichticoart, Tenst:le. Abraham Peanut, late of stllllllo . ed. Lincoln, grocer, to surrender, April lit, 19, and May is, at ekveii, at the George sud Angel Lin, Staa.ford. Attorney, Mr. William Thompson, Stamford Louis Rene de Juseltim, of Reallog.greenibuilylintts, Mid dlesex, distiller, to surrender, April 7, 14, uu.l May 1. , at twelve at Guildhall, London. Attorneys,lessits. trade, soon, twelve, sod Grosvcnor, Mist Or , frktra. &clams Loran, of Iratford, Hertford, cora-merchant, ts surrender, Aped 10, 14, at eleven, soil Clay IS, at wise, Guildhall, 1.10114411. Attbriley% Xitain4. Francis sad Fainie, Neu-square, Lincoln's-tau, Larerhai. 11iiiiiain Itul.ltfued, of Uley, Gloucester, ctotbicr, to our reader, April is, at three, 13, and flap 15, at ten, lt Mai Oki brit tan, Pinsky, Gloucester. Attorneys Mr. Slomsone, litarsley , and Alvin*. Price awl tt'ilhaius:, Laicals's-Iw% Loudon. -Jou 1/11 ll..reoul, lirecolattetter Pat:L.lEll, %realties tcr,Glo.:'.• 1 1., and coruAtulr..,_ to SOU Aped lb, 17, sua Hay 15, al eleven, at the fleece WeMptte street, Gloucester. Attorneys, Venn. Winiwinbe and King, lerjesinte-Jan, Flret.et.ect, Luden; aad 11r. J u ba ilortyer,, near Ciluniruner. DIV111)1•N DS. April 17. john Muni; of Leadeoball street, Loudon, bal let, at eleven, at Guildhall. May a. John Belcher, of 11.amlis•Com1ts:1-alreet, 1ifi.1.11..- ses, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, l.osidon. April at. Thomas Bare Wills, of lotuts's louduit.strret, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at 4 ui Wh, a, Lumloa. May s. ('harks Bristow, of Newgate-struet, Luaduo, dipper, at (active, at Guildhall. May 5. John Smith, late of Saffron-bill, Middlesex, grocer, at our, at Guildhall, londuu. April 44. Mt/UM Braley, of Abbey-place, Betlitill Greco. road, Middlesex, carpenter, at tea, at Guildhall, LA.16.1...1.. May a. Robert Fiwehairn andJus. ph Wilton, Quecu.biret t, Cheapside, Loudoo, warehousemen, at eleven, at G u.lit Lail. May is. William Kiusey, of Oxford-street, coach.nsalcer, at ten, at Guildhall, Landow. April 21. Joseph Tidniarsh, late of Nem County-terrare, New Kent-road, Surrey builder, but now of the King's Bench prison, at ten, at Guildhall , London. May s. Abraham Clarke, of Newport, Isle of Wight, tauter, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 24. James Barclay, of Old Broabetreet, London, MCI- China, at ten, at Guildhall. May 1. William Garman, of Bristol, tyler, at Madre, at the Bush tavern, Corn- street, Bristol. May 5. %William Standley, of lrlielstone, Leitestar, malGter, at two, at the Saraccuil'Head tun, Leicester. April ati. Charles ii3f2abd, late of Brackley, Noriltatopton, salesenao, at eleveo, at Ike Rod Liuu tau, BaoImo), (Word May s 3. Charles Manley, Lite of Lyon's. ion, Middlesex, Lot now of Angel.cuurt„ Throzmustumstreet, London, our. chant, at elcvea, at Guildhall. April 26. William Greta, late of Vanalsall, Salley, but now of kinplaid•►und, Middlesex, dealer add Mailroom), at twelve, at Guildhall, Loatioo. April 34. Isaac flattertbirsite, of Tamwortb. Warwick, wise mereliam, II leo. at Gmlilkell. Loudon April 24. 4;corge Hall. of Chiecn•street, Loudon, silk-msum &fluter, sit twelve, tit 1;40(16311. May : 34.. tiYilh.im eras. of 1.44.14, otszebant, at 4,16.-ven, , at the White Swap lan, Leeds._ —, Mn, t. Jw+epla Coanup :.1..1 Coleman Levy Newton, of Itnl Lioa-stactt, Spas Wahl., Mokllcvex,dycs, at teu, at G 0.14.1- hall, Ltindlos. Nay t :. Juwpis Connor, of ReJ Lion-street, SyitalGeles, ... .. *Jr!lowa:dyer, at ti;is, al Guildhall, Loudon . Lett' t. Coleman .ewy Newtou, of Rad Lima-sired, Spital• held*, MiJilhara dyar, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. ' Jose /3. Samoa late of Little CZ.;iersb.ill, Essex, ataltster, at tea, at Guildhall, Lowlies. May S. Samna Mills.of Stamford, Lincoln, upholsterer, at 1 , 6, at LI Alla is. Ita)nei, ur iiirnsittgivms. Wars id:, hut two-usakur, at She SlLskt,./..are 'r.mretu, 1:11- wan bars. CERTIFICATES —Are 14 gt Thomas A.ber,uiN us — t - 1; - 14 - ran, Milli*. . , . . MIX. Um I cies.. Thesoas Al tIVIcr so, lite a Finsbury. p.lic^ ? Nli Idlesex, siuce of l'ench arch Nu 'Marc., 1.01111.11,, Piet 4. holili Isar ii miry, the l' °unto', of Foilt•strckt-ball, Los Joe, Ii miti-drspi r. GeorgeSicaliles, Live Finsbury-place, Middlesex, muse , . novkurrl.-looldos g s, Loodun, martian: Alexek airy Gallic*, lat, of Fissoboly place , iliddlestx, sines of l'enetiorck-linillax., Londoo, liten . ll4ot John 't okylor, .1 Gov't 'folrer•iltect, Lynda)... sroolleo-dri rol• BIRTH. Lost trees, in Patrick-street, Cork, the lady at Ike Rigid! Hon. Lurd tiajitry, era we. PRICE 11)1 1 74T,ICKS YEiTRIL VAT. a fi,r Cent. Couloir .... & per Cent. Nary 9Pit vi I liai 1.1 Bel.i. Exchequer Ill's a S preen. I.:seeds I.rtiery Tlifets Stl• es. Conan!. fur T. 1114/1. Strick- , hol.er. 4, Combin, and 9. Caw ifiaf•Cr .•-• . r 1. -,..- .r 1 N DON —l's late.; by C. RVIITII. No 1, Clement's 1.., sn4 putsost.e.l It 'Li *Mee. No. SI. Urea of St. Molest*. et.sre....!t 3 01, 11 J. WIII I E. s( •Inte O'er -- "r" / ''' Ike f. o 0...:• Pv , er, oest to Ito f lace. tpostios4l). otll to City ottesola it to. . dth sad 60.1