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*Re . ~~ ~- { • ~; - • •:• v and promotions to the army. Mr. Wiiitistr.t. was heard with afl the solemnity worthy of such an assembly, and all the attention due to so serious and weighty a charge. It was stated, on the part of his Royal Highness, that he wished for a full and complete inquiry, of the most public kind. It was accordingly agreed to refer the charges to a Committee of the whole House, whir] will sit on Wednesday, and heat witnesses ut the Bar of the House. Mr. Ilia ttoeta. will proceed on his first charge on that day, preparatory to e hick he is to deliver, on Tuesday, a s list of the wit- Heron whom he nu aas to examine. llis Royal }Eighties& has [net cure boldly. His friends, and the friends of tae coaatr, must rejoice that thine are brought to t ha. . The following are unito mime Offivers recently arrived from Corttnna, at la •rtsattouth, whose moue. have not appeared in this paper l'.-- 31ajor-Gencral Mansingtan, Lienteasait-COcerl Men oartot, best Regiment; Coaled itautittos, Waggon Corps I,:eutenaat-Cutodel ttaaireU, at Regiment : Liesueisast. ("worse Ha, F.:ats Itoya!s ; Id et teoaat•Coludel Bradford, Depoty-Adjutaut-Geaoral ; Leatetuott-Cotowl 1:r 1 atcey, 2),,mt ) -Quarter-MAster-General ; Lieut.-Cot. .111au, lath Pragsnxze ; Lierst..Culoarl Grant, tab Bram): s ; Cspina Star: al, 13th Dragcails ; Captain Hope. Coarrdv ; caplais Gravoy,COLoda , gsjyr Can:0.01,7 Lime. C'W° lll (..a4r. 4 (S;u4) ; ; captatu Riair, Aid- te-Canip Dutra, .'.'.tit Sena, critary to Sir D the.rd; Doctor I iVr, Deputy Irspaetdi Si •!usp:ials ; Doctors !iiel, Falco:mt. Tlce, sad Emarmiedll. r ay/4(lam; Meyer,. 1-.eseis and Plcudertentk, /WI Sq.- grove leutedy, Cointuistrapaivusral ; Mr. Wen, Depots ditto. A fleet of transports, with artillery on board, at. - Oold on IVednesday at plytnonth. Thee are sup- Posed to be derstiaed for deka. Ceuta, "lull faibral tar. The Jamaica frigate, with dispatches. and two transports with trnomi, have, staved at l'lyusauth, from Lisbon., : • %%* e have received some Spanish Papers, hided ista Tire Seville Gazettes.to the 12th inatsiiir. Our c.:tritaii from them antusaiire souse treial talons cages obtained over the Fri uch, but rte hure beett so ofteu deceived, we eau Ova! little faith to them. The provisional Governineur gives great credit to this country for it. perseverance us the Spanish '-i;.e, nod has appointed WV PrOfin Cevaiams Ambassador Extritordienry th out Court. to thank Ilis Matt:rev fur • Iris generous frieudaltip and ass sistaace. . It will be seen on a rererence to our :Cava! (an tenna, that ships curl military stores are ordered fur Spiin, and that all is halide us the ont-ports. It is *aid that Ministers have stipulated with the Su pretne Junta of Seville for their reception i tttt Csi die. and that the corps which lately sailed front Portsmouth, under Gem. Sneaturnoxi - , ta bonsai for that destination. Gibraltar sod altaorea, it is also said, are to receive large supplies of troops, intended to act with strong squatirmis of ships of war, upon all poiras of the coast of Spain. where they can co-operate most etiactaally wait the Spas niards. An army rif 50,000 siren are to be name. diately equipped for this purpose, including the gosopsrecentli - returned trots Corunna, after a short respite Irons their fatiguew—Such to the report of the day. The Treaty which we have mane with the Government of Spain, no doubt, hinds us to persevere in the contest so long its the Spaniards are true to themselves ; and we have the assurance of Ministers. in both Houses of Parliament, that the result of our campaign, how ever unfortunate, will not alter that determination. The body of Major the Hon. GEORGE CAere. DISH has been picked up near Falmouth, and will remain theme until orders shall be received from his father, Lord GLoaoL Carlo tesn, concerning its removal. Among the valuable °Maori lost in the Prim rose, oft the Manacles, were laetitettarit-Colattel TUCKER and his brother. Admiral Sir SAMUEL HOOD and Geaerais HILL and Lure landed, on Tlitsrsday, at Plymouth, from Spain.. Generals Br acsroaa. FRASBR, and FANE, landed there on the preceding day. General lore arrived in town yesterday frees Portsmouth, on his return from Spain. The 7th regiment of Dragoons, arrived at Ports mouth from Spain, oat of 700 horses ha...e saved 70, which have arrived ; 330 of them dual, and were slain in the retreat ; and .300 were killed on the beach at Corunita. It was on boar:! the Dispatch transport, mid rot the Primrose, that Major CAVEMPISH, Cn i ttaiti Tickest - Lan. and Lieut. WA I 111,0 RAVE, were lost on the alaosele Rocks. She hail also on board about 1100 of the 7th Dragoons. Se'ref. only were saved, (if the persons nu board the Primrose, wrecked at the tonne plane mud time, not one, ex cept n boy, w tts; waved. She ails front POrtaulaistiti bound to Portugal, with 30 sail of light trausaorts Unuie eottwoy• Mr. Jaantsmaam, to whose litemry talents the pothlic are touch iirdeleed. lam, we are sorry so uraderstand, berm (voluted to his home several weeks, owing to a sev,-re contusion which he re ceived from a scalfolding left at night without any letup to caution pasbengers. Lord Etaa:Narlourat continues so much indis posed, from the bite attack lie had of the B rett, teat he is obliged to be assisted to end out of the Court of King's lictivh. Mr. K ter. the inspector-General of Hospitals, set off yesterday reclaim tarninah, to aid the efforts of the Medical Officers in relievirra our Greve wounded Officers and soldiers, lamled (wins Spain. On Tuesday se'rmight, between two and three o'clocic, the ship Trotting, of ..boat 350 tons. JAM!! WHATE,, nap.tter, of and from Bristol, fur Cork, to join coma', mill bum the:ll.e to proceed to l'ohago, struck ou a rock called the Uraztt, Head, - near thu signal tower, all &ow:tato:so, in the county of Waterreol, where she went to plena - in ' to e than h a lf .en boar, acrd out of her crew of and two p oitso , a , e rs, only reeves permits`Were saved, tit. JOPIN 1.1310 N, tire. WILIXIIII GAID. Melt, second mate Nlalatieer Esoarsous, car ranter: Ws ata am I.ewis, eook: J ade C4VEs.) seaman ; GE3. Westatv, apprentice ; met Persia SAY trig, seaman. The two passeng ers were Mester and Miss ant sea, of Tobago, wholtail been sera to England for the pitrpose orbeing educated, and were on their ottani to their parents. ,'PAIN. nom THE SEVILLE GAZE 2, SAN. it. •EVlf.l.t, J AN. 11. • His Excellency Don Juan Pignetelh, Captain- Generul of OW Castile, has sent, per express, the following Official Report to the Supreme Central Junta of Government of this Kingdom Morr EXCELLENT Ste—At ten o'clock at night I open the dispatches, which I intended to seamen to your Ex cellency, for the purpose of communicating to you, without the least loss of time, the intelligence which I recei►ed this moment from the !mita of Salsomucs, and which is word for as &lbws MOST EXCELLENT 9111-.- . 116E moment, at seven o'clock at night, intelligence ha► beta 'eerie ...4 by prat frum the Joints of 'Zamora, the literal tenor of which is as follows : 7 ' I liar/ just now Khali past five o'clock in tin evening) re ceived positive information, that the French, after a heavy Set, have taken to flight, and that those who bad passed the bridge of Castro Gonzalo are coining bark, having put about their provision carts, and are all dying with the utmost pre cipitation ; in consequence swhercof, and of a report tlrit we have defeat, LI them, I lc.,vc this place tur St. Estrvar, where the French are• already tlispersc.i ; all a latch I cuminuitic.ate to the Junta fur their taut motion. 4linors, Jan. 4. TIBERIO FRAM-JS.' " It ii with the utmost cgishetion 1 communnote N it pteasiug isiteltigeuee to your Excellency, and reyncat yon will Lore the goudneu to lay it licf,we the Sinnewe Junta "JUAN PIGN AT L _ _ " !Intro de Mille, January s. "T o hi t r aw , Il ene , [hilt M artite Garai, F-rmtury and Member of the Supreme' ntral J unta." 'lite French Cabinet, ever insolent and artful, has lately seen its insi.liJus plot* compleely tlisemiturrt - ad by His Britannic Majesty's refusal to listen to the iniquitous and insulting proposition of Pcacc, shielt Napoleon cuused to 1* presented to hint. MURCIA. DEC. 33. A letter. written en the 27th instant, ts J u u Alexandra de Tapia, who hail hren sent to a-cer tain the situation of t!ie hostile army, says-- As lay object is to communiastc such sew; as may Ire ' agreeable to the s islics of your Excellency, for the suercas of the common ruse, without neglecting, to infoeur you of :toy fatal event which may occur, I beg leave to give sour Excel !rocy the following information, which I bare collected by nu. am of 'met information, mad which eoives de with what I have myself learnt, viz. that our adsauced guard tact bete/reit %%Hannon del eardetr and Corral with that of the enemy, end completely Mowed it, killing fifteen, and taking prisoners atop, moo, with hum, awl arras. At Villautausique slaty Yrepebagets, with 'General, have been killed, wounded, 40 talrata mimosas. Thu neth:ral was hilk.l In. the pen<allal. Our troops Marro parfait of the six buudrid I:mm{.lmo, who bed catered Taramon, and probably by thin time they have met with the same fate. The divisions of Cuimea, with the Duke M Isfautado, are marching in pursuit M the eneiny a :tit the drel.test anima aud courage; and another division of :Moo of our troops hat thrived at rilauzxeci,=. fu sew surd, Sir, ethyl , wears favourable aspect, :.rid I bum to God and the Vitait, that t. e %%tett:hen until be eLtertnlthlts d. Mayen grant that 16C - may get to Madrid! dip that a re pa. ted of that Capital is, that tisc any before yesterday 'Dee French were pillaging the place, wan a view to atrooloo it on secosiat of li,.' Appi ouch td* our army. 10: your Lacullcury adi eXCUSe the fou:ts am. feint:6ons of this letter, &e. TLis iistelli6ence is communiented to the public for their information and satisfactiou. (Signed) Marquis De VILLA TRANCA, Duke De MEDItiA SI DOI% lA. By Order, AlltiusTilt; FERNANDEZ COSTA. mmiscas.. — ..6 - saaa Account* have been reueivtit of the following 'hips, which sailed 011 Sunday last for India, viz. : The Cumberland and Lard Melville are is Torlaav ; the Cadfuells and True Briton have arrived at Emir month ; and the frarrea !partings, in Portland- Roads; the Seulesby Castle, Neptune ' will Hear, Addington; it is supposed, have proceeded on their voyage. The Clorinde frigate, their convoy, put into Plymouth witn the loss of her main-mast, ice. which went by the hoard. A letter from Plymouth, dated Wednesday lost, says— , The scattier hat Mg looderaled, early this morning, the binding of the sick and wounded of our brave army proceeled with great alacrity ; and considerable numbers were brought on shine, mid conveyed to the hospital. Their appearance was truly pitiable. Sceeral were brought on shore dead ; and supine have died in the streets, within the last three days, on their tray to the hospitals. It is but paying a proper tribute to the disinterested humanity of the inhabitants al Dock and this town, to state that all ranks have been unceasingly oc cupied. since Saturday last. in rendering every as sistance in their power to the wretched sti..etern— both officers and privates being alike destitute of shoes, shirts, end clothing of every deseriptios..— It is impo.sible to pourtray the confusion aud dos— trews which have predominated here the whale of the week--wornei: searching through the fleet for their husbands and rtlatives--officers and men looking alter their wives, children, and comrades, afford but a too-striking proof of the confusion and terror uccompuilytag the embarkation ; nor cam uur loss be in any degree ascertained, or the hopes and forebodings of thousands at all alleviated, till a ge nem' muster takes place, and correct returns of the respective corps are given iii." The Express packet, which sailed from Fal mouth on Saturday last, put bark oil Tneaday, with the loss of boa-Sprit, having been run foul of. The 'Amite!! transport is destroy nil at Comilla. Yesterday, a Court of Directors volts field at the East India House. when Capt. J.. Boyce was sworn into the coniiiiitiel of the ship Comm, consigned to Chinn direct.—The Court adjourned at six o'clock, till Wednesday A letter, dated Arundel, the 26th inst. says : se We had a very large ship on share lust nisht oil the harbour, supposes' to be no East or West lit diaman, tiring wins of distress. Sir_• has since got off, supposed with the loss of rudder, kc. and gnue for the Down," General flue" had an audience of the Duke of Yore, tr,von his return from Spain. Yesterday the Duke of Yore held a public day, for the first time 1111 a Friday since the session of Parliament b e au, avil gave audieirasi to 'Majors lienerni !Sim ES/Van:mot WARDS, Brigadiers-Gene- MI I:Mtit 'llOOl 111%%Elti upon their return from 'Spain; Jill it number of others ulna military ba- Yestoplay, at tan o'clock, a Cabinet Conned was held at the loiccati Office, which sat till past four. Tivereday a Board of (;eisesa) Officers was held at the COMM AN D131.1N-CIII Bei 011 lee. which was at tended by the Dukes of Yoe[ and CAMBRID.:Ii. Earl Motet, Lord HI:ATOM:I.D, Sin T. Tesuot. D. rttINVAII, Mid A. C 1.41111, Messrs. DILA PACT, lIARCOI4T, CALVKRT, WIN VARD.CITIAIG. &meat a, °seems, ' °Gls's', War "nate, aud a molar of others. NA rd 1. IMPELLIGENCh. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 26. Arrived a fleet of transports from Span', among them are the Bruce Grove, Thomson; eerry; Leda, Wilmot; Lord Nelson, Pearson; Westmorland, Wheatley ; Esk, Chapman ; Wil liam, 11' attion; Eagle, ; Prompt, Laveriek ; Cakdinsia, 111. Iver; 114.ellasi ; Laurel, Bales; Reprisal, limes; Sally, Braid; Atom --; and the mends, Revell; the latter sots off Co runa& on the 22d instant, not knowing it had bem evacuated by the British furees. The taws) ap peared to be on lire iu several places. l'ut bark, the Clorintle, (Alia sailed front hence on Saturday last, vial* a fleet, for the East with the loss of mainmast ; also three of the con voy, viz. the Cuffiiells, with the loss of minimalist and bowsprit sprung ; Tree Witco, with damage; and Sir Sidney Smith, Bradford, for the Cape of Gond Hope, Itmky. Autiral Moutavie received two Expresses during the night ; the nature of the rommunitatiotis made to him, of course, cannot Ina known; but the Blake, Hero, illustrious, and Defence line-of-battle ships, which expected to go to the westward, with sealed orders, are to sail for the Downs imme diately. Arrived the Bombay and Leviathan, from the Dewitt,. An East Indiaman mad Lao trinispoits are reported to he on shore, on the back of the Isle of Wight; the Illaiyters transport, drove last night from Spitheed, no the Hospital shunt, and has Lost two asteltom and tables, but is expected to lie got off neat W. blows hard. 1.1. v MotTil, J A M. 25. Arrived the Norge, 73, nod Weyasuaitli store ship, from the westward ; Weasel stood, from the Meaiterratt an; Jaatetira, 1:4; with dispatches from Lisboa ; Favourite and Sprightly cutters, Cachou schooner. Lavinia 44, Capt. Lord William Stuart, with transports under convoy, which hose dying artillery on board. destined, it is said, for CeJiz, Ceuta, and Gibraltar. Canoe in the Beagle, tram (;ihnJtur, and Cadiz. and the Rubert 'railer (transport) from Lis bon, with troops. Sailed the Weymouth, Lyra, and Parthiam to the westward. The Adams cutter, which arrived yesterday, pass ed through several pieces of wreck on Sunday last. Most of tite transports are now arrived, which we understand ate to proceed to Portsmouth to disim hark the find fair wind. Aluily of the sink and wom.ded are taken to the Military Hospital. To n-thirds oCtiett officers and omen are without which war tae principal cause of so many of our brave fellows being crippled and left behind. orders are come down to victual every• ship in the port or harbour. Orders are likewise received for two companies of artillery to embark for Gi braltar. TOIMAT, JAL 26. The fleet of Admiral Gambier, which arrived siip;ht, consisted of the following ships, vis.--• Caledonia, Maya! Geurge, St. George. Dreadnought, Impel war, Revenge, Achilles, Christian filth, Warspite, and Mearisa ; aka arrived the Brilliant, with a tenant convoy for the• Brasile ; the Cumber /and and lard Melville nntward bound East India ships ; and the Eleche sloop, Cochrane brig, and Gambier cutter. cow, JAN. 36. A large ship is on shore at thr• 1•ar•I; of the hut the sea running mountains high, cannot learn •,iarticsilars. It is report' d that two other ' , hip. am on shine. and that one of our pilots is on board a disruasted Eazt Arrived the Doke. If Kent, Machin', from Lon don, for the Brazils, with the loss of 111117eLl Wind W. blows hard. nr.Al., JAN. 26. Pat back by adverse wind the Canaltic East Indiataan, and the schooner Snapdragon, boutal to Ih West Indies ; the luttat is gone to Rawl/ate Pier. Arrived a transport with sick soldiers from Co nsume ; two others are also coming round the South Fort-lend to the Don u s. The Britannia mid Admiral Gardner test-India men remain in the same situation on the Goodwin Sands, as yesterday. The ling is the Apollo, Capt. ' Riddle, from London, for etli dcnal ; she went on the Saud early yesterday morning. At ten a.m. the Cap tain and eighteen men took to the boat, which soon upset, and all on board perished. One man refused to venture into thehuat, and remained in that peri lous situation till ten this morning, when he was taken off the wreck. and brought on shore by a Deal boat ; he is iu a fair way or recovery. Doyen, J AN. `TG. The wind this afternoon having blown strong from the oestwartl. several ships and ►essels hare past licre for the Downs, among which is one bf the ships of the Emit India Hret winch lately past here. and has since rode out the gale under Iftiii gvuess, oith a Portuguese ship from the Brazils. SAUSGATE, JAN. 26. The crews of the Admiral Gardner anti Britmatia East-11011;mm, wrecked on the Goodwin Saudis, were hamled last night at Deal. The ships are sinking very Fie, awl will, no doubt, be soon swat towed up u, the sands, or go to pieces ; and we un derstand that very liul•: has been wired. as the water was pretty well up to the lower deck before the boats conk! got oil board; the third ves4rl, near then, nn the name •nw!s. w hick was nipitonned tolls. a gun brig, is now said by the boatmen %rho have been off to her, to he a forrifrn vessel, and. it i s conjec tured, to ill! a Portuguese. The boat went near, anti hailed her ; lit as on answer was received, they conclude! that the eiew either were drowned on board or till* to their boat • . and in that caw most rrobably hist their liven, as they hare not Lq•ii heard of on this coast or Dm!. On the 4th inst. a inelanchnle accident occurred at 11•11:vally, a few nOi•R lasmore, on the Hiver fillet:water, in the county of 'Waterford.— Sixteen klerirers, who were in the employment of Mr. (11. i., in building nn the opposite side of the river, Were in the habit of eneetiii% it daily in a heat to their meals, when tWs eff, unfortunately, the boat upset, and fourteen men peridied. What makes it snore di , trirwving, that the wives acd children of the sufferers vitae on the bank waiting these arrive!. sod were spectators of the sad carts tropliN sAlar.s IIY AUCTION. f ALUAIIf.P. I EASr.IIOI.I) PfIEAIIRFA. POULTRY. It; ALcoc. StIA 14P aud Klusup, At G.n.can ay's, un Est.AY, Jesuitry 31, at b 7 order . of the Assignees a fdr. J 11. Skelton, r 1111 1 1;1Af. excvne; l'lt AI i 589, most rAtutte far itmitnees, .u. 13, Pou:tre, in the occupa tion of Alcoa.). W. and J. 4 :timer, haterdinbers, testate at Will, at 311,01 per aistitn, cliataitilall tied Sterp:Sa nicasii, a postwar, kitchen. ectinii.ag, &C. nod s spacious shop :it'd altene.rienn. Ilr!.1 on WIWI for au smexpiccd term ut rt )tart ' 3t 17.1. per atlttUttli To he viewed six dnyi . preceding Ike tae , witL leave of the +notate. _ _ l'a.itcutort to lie Lad of Mew rp tlnen and Crosland, so. licitobs, ()LI Htur!•stteet i.oud ui AICPSra Slvirp and Kats up, Wiso Lester-street. tilteAhlTlLF. RESIDENCE,FENCIIIJRCHSTREET. tly 814 l' :E.lllk , At Gturit , Tsfs e at. TUESDAY. Jas. 31, at 12 ticket, by unit. of the Assignees of 31ssa.q. Waisls sod babiett, ALI:ASEIIt/LD AIEI:CAN'i 11.1 r: RES'. DENCE, with large Wine-Vault*, very desirably qi , taste, Nu U 3. Fenchuro;s-slrret ; cuuhtini,ux ties sie.phoy resew., cuu dressing-rutmus t and clouds, a 6sashee-rvu.r, run.itingulasuse, kitchen, for ayi ).;us anexp4vd, at wily 4.A. Ituaatai , ate poi. rto.iun 'Bay he had. To. ?.e .kind feu/ care preceding t!:e sale. Mirtirmlns. A Mean, Sant;. and Pllll . O t.1.1:40.• yard; st Gaiessay'.=; mad of Maims. Sharp and klisup, Va lurk. t. Itatit trionaeliolci Fur • fuiFirr•abie Laiidsasft, 4:twice iVines, Slu.teni Plate, ;Actable Library of E Juk s, Mae China, a gra..et Place Cotc,,&n, iiy 111rou•.ti11Aii1'am' KIRKCP, On the preenis'es, late the naidence of. Kr. Bewiandn (laptop, Hackney, on MON 1./AY, February 6, and rid , knout; days, at eleven, by order of the dimwit:a et Nears. Walsh awl hiiabett, elegant Aloilerte lIOUSP.II4/1.33 FULL cousprislitg laty four post Lestelds, veldt cotton hsneing,, prime goose limber-Nods and 11C1141.14 de glint French red cotton *holt,* curtai..s, with saws ski chairs ep-suite, dining and draw lug. rano ( , future in imorine window esohnim, a,pital aniusesuy French shifted chairs, with Morocco seats, a set of aushii7,any pillar and claw din ing tables, of very floe wood, a ;;rand piano forte, by Stud. art, elegant rose wood alld hatlint;auy card :Ind l'enibrulte tahirs, a valuable library ii•-tleste, ilrearing cheat of ;leavers, ix. brilliant chinioey glass , s, a aupctS eat glass Grecias cluit,ddier, rich cut ibisr lustres, fi , :e chi.% Turkey anil Hrussids carpets also a sideboard of fis:sioniable plute, a va luable library of book., and a cellar of Chtlitt ing of about JUU dusen of fine flaviiiired old Purt, Chart t, Ma deira, Sherry, Old Huck, &c. To lie viewed on Satsietlay preceding, tad the Liorning of sale, when catalogues (at use shilling each, to be rotten...l to pnrchtasers) may be had ua the prem . :T.s, and of ''harp and Kirknp, 32, Wisichesti.rodreet. The wines to be voted at the titre of sale. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Back Stkt. . . • per Cent. 12edne:ed - . a per rent. C1M4014 U4S 7 . 04 4 per erne el.lt vs S per Cent. Navy .. 9911 si long Ausultiee !Pi 9' lo Imperial 3 F ar Got— ...... ........ 66411 imperlei Amiable ...7i 9./ 6 nnunaut -• • •I Pita' I nalx Stuck Dat , ) &IWO 8 9, prem. Exchequer Stitt Enehele Lottery Tickets oil. 19..• Cossets ter T. BUN, Steabioker 4, Cneulitti, out 9, irloariuversas. DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AT f/UILDHALL, ON MONDAY NEXT. a. Georg,. Towson, 1331 . 01, Sonserse'skim, droller - I J o t, ji,,..mpf,, `.*. II er Moe, Loudon, brandy-mcrchant I a Pt, art Sown s, Mnric.l.,ue, imtr.on, and New-cross, Ifeptfor.l, krut, pro: i..ou-merrhait - - 1 John Cs at sr, Bread-street, Cheapsidc, London, ware houseman - - - If W.lliam Thompson, Mint- , Southwark, Surr,s, and Ebenezer LesolLcater, Moor-place, Lambeth, meet banns - - 11 - Mary More, lat.. of Albemarle street, :Middlesex, fancy-du ..szeillfer - - - 1 Ray Whalle, laic of Cullnm-street, Fostbureh-street, heandy-tnerchaut - - 1 John 3lererr, Exbridze, and Nicholas Mercer, Chat ham-place, Lando, umulmen - - s i t - _ . THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHAI GE, JAN. 97. CURRENT PRI II heal b6a. 765. 9w. Fire ditto 9.l*. Rye *as. tiq. Harley .........45a. 491. ad Rah has. 024 . White Peas / t rios. 55m. (Imailer4) Grey Per.... 14.. 5.3%. cc OF cat.ts. Itc. ("id ) Ins. 755. ett Tick Beaus (uttl) UHL JOS. nd Oats • 344. 3Sit ass Poland' 454 44•. 0.1 Putative ditto 451. nit Rape Seed 4Bl 53i Fine Flour sus. n..:a Seconds 7:11). AItICI T , JAN. t;. SMITHFIELD This day's snorkel atrimiled a middling sapply of differert kinds ofesitle. Matt•n awl Veal are ebespisr than our last Pork is dated. Beet sold at last price ; and the trade in gdieral wee nut over brisk. The sales in the bag• market w.re trifling. Straw fetched a better price limo Monday's market. lisp awl Closer obtained last prieer.• We subjuni ah menrate statement of tJaaprieeaand-uumbers Tuwak the Offal per stone of nib. 411. od. lu 4s. tod. Mottos.. 3s. VA. to 4s. rd. Vial.... So. r-d. to 6e. OA. Pork.... so. 6,1. to tir kd. Lamb... or. ud. la us. 0.1 lived of Cattle tide dry .-• BreAts .. .... .. 'lse Sheep Otleee.... Pigs.... MAL-MARKra. JAWVIAT V. Shit* at Martel. Sold. Pr '•:•,. 13 .. NE41..00 le Ili ..Sunfieviimil.. La.t 310thlay the pp), lithilillta:ltS of C:e rough of Lewin receiccat tl..cu I,ro:Artions 01 t wo: •• ty-live chuhlln,te. of coals, tlic gift of T. KEM r H. Surr.LET, Esql... :he worthy Representati v e* it., Parliament for that town. And on Friday and Saturday last, upwards of, 230 Moues of prune 'keel, the benevolent donatioi. of the above Geotlem-n, were distributed to SI14:14 of the rated iulial,itaiits us chose to accept of ti MARRIAGES. Oa Thursday, at Chelsea Church. by the Rev. Weedea Eot:er, M A. Ilenry Walloon, East. of Shoreham, in beat. e'le‘t w. uf Thomas VI ilimott, Esq. of the rime phiee, Ceor:iatia llcurielta Grepoy, second daughter uf Jobs. fin:gory, E•ni Chelsea. its Wedueschiy last, at A y.cebury, by the Rev. Wm. Lloyd D D. Thomas Tiniall, Frei of that place, t, Anne, ale st daurliter uf Acton Chaplan, Eaq. Clerk of the Peirce fur Ur- Conuty of Rockingham. IltGlt WATER, THIS PAS', AT liPla M0cu.49.. min after ..11 I Even et.. lain. alter— Iv. LoNnoN n D :VIDSIAN, No 19, OM Botaell-onlB.l, (No )..0r...1 and paNislu-1 at the OA:co No. 14, 11,,rk of 11: (".• •••onl'e Gitureb, Strand, 1y J, r tec....fltde , s, Atc. /14 tit., P.,per r mat to tin Otiox, (rust paid„ wi4 be duly ottroded to. IL ai