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4%. J • aFt3RE INTELLICENC I . • FROM THE DUTCH PAPFRS. PARIS, MARCH 6.. The OfScitl Paper of this day contains the follow ing :—" Here 116 a second intercepted letter from the writer of the offie..il Vienna paper to the writer of the lianrhitrgh paper. We pledge ourselves for the authenticity of the latter as well ai the former. IVe abstain from every kind of remark : varass. eta ts. Sixty thousand frontier troops have received orders to repair towards the Waterier of Austria. A considerable army, above all, well furnished wit o cavalry, is already to Bohemia, us account of the increase I.; :be French force is the territory of Bayreuth. fifty thousand men are assembled near Vtennit, in order, according t.t the pressure of cireutuistaiters, to re pair to the interior, to Upper Austria, or Stalzhorgils. The garrisria of VitilDS Fro hot vet received orolets to put itself is mutton. As soon as it marches. out, the Militia arc to du their crevice, mod uceupy the barracks. " Though there were already a number of troops on the 'her bide of the Era., yet a few inure rtoriments hare been Tt41116:601 I 16061100115 hart alre.ods hero. brought hither. l'lsc elm) to horsitiolsed with Wely ihing, except that hi tio tto no sno geona ire e been apronted. •• At Cuastatittioopie ass uccarreare bas taken place, which tor.. throw souse light spun the sititutioa of Austria. The At. laternuuesu, Baron Vim Stormer, had, ots °erasion so' the mareswice or sow ~f his kinsmeu, emelt a shower, and in s its d to it the Secretary Grilse Litglibh lees I too. The French M. Latour. .111'10111 6 ', Whitt 66 6 .19 111Olinvited, wrote to M. Von Simmer 01. • ran not ha present at any motertei wont while an sinewy of trance W. 166 of the party. M. Voo stunner out nsiswering this letter, W. Latuur.llan • buitre counotenirated the .Clll.l3nletialft to the diplowat.c iseents, anti invited them to break off all intercourse with M. Volt Swoon* ; w Inch nil the agents who were at Gametes- Maple have cars icd natio effect." We hear again that a number or Russian troops have lately asAciiibled near the frontiers of A ostriu, more esprciull, ',Mee M. Von Sturnwe go openly threw ott the mask at Constantinople. au Ann 7• To the Official Parer of this day, is thy followiog article, extracted from The Court Gazate of :de drid, 25th 2.b1-wiry : .• tin: pukes tkltlnfutuadu and d'Allusqdk rive, nho were . . at Consu , gra awl Mrdridejos, did sot expert that General Fwbastiani would advance against them, which he had receir cd oriels to do. The en &ova army, the forte of wblc the enemy bed so much nageeratedou order to nourish the spirit of discord in the proriiire of La Mancha, took flight on the approach of one division of the French army. General Srlruniaiii could not reach more than the rear, which he At tacked sob his cavalry. Thy rebels bail about sou wen kill- ed, and about as mauy taken prisoners. Of killed awl or-mail ed on the side o.f the each, was only a single man. " The infantry, curomanded by the Duke del Infaidado, consists of wretched peasants, furred into the ranks, without rapt near*, and without the will to fight. The router port of them %rite the opportn•..ty by the big engage. potent, amid lb* discootent and 0pii11 . :15...11 of au u..disciplinod and ihsonlerly hand, to return to the:r liousm. It is bard to form as IttliCe to one's self of the wretchedoess in chick the unhappy peasants Mire been brought up, rrithout clothes, shore, anal all the Imans of sap:lint ; nod ober...rev they up peer, they hove spiced the prite4 atilirtioa. K r hove team 41 from the prisoners of war, that the la”he del Infaistado nu low7g- entertain' bay hope whatcice 104.'04141[s to do all tin, IMiSChler he can, rod means then so e a shark however, Ike evil which to can cause to no one hunt wretched bpaniards, whose be don —its, v ill not Let lu;.g and, it lit hoe ti o ouoil fortune tr. escape, ills wood 21Ultily, 4 s ill liner brOligh: ham nu utter Fruit, than to and In the re m:arc ali 1. Lora n'uts hint, the Cu,;. s II! those he 0.1:1 have abandoned, and whose ruin he will have caused." The °goal Paper of this day contains, further, a Report from the Nlinister of Marine, Decres, to Ifis Majesty, whence it appears that Hear-Admiral illaninez:, in coneeriueme of His Majesty's com mand, sailed from prest nu the Skit of February, with eight ships of the hoe cud two frigates, in or der to attack the enemy, who was blockading the harbours of L'Orieut and Isled'Atx, with two squa drons, cossiatiog each of low rail of the line, mid_ some frigates; and to relive t !mac ha;bouta from t it blockade. On the evening of the same clay, the Year-Admiral appeared off L thieut, whence three frAateto were to juju Into ; hat these could not get oat to the evening, and as the ltssir-Admiral e elml n7t wait for them, on the f alowing clay, alien ?hear frigates . ilid get out, tie-, se,e a very pleasant situation, and 'iii.• obliged, beim; chased hy tour of tile enemy's to retreat towards the Stbles-roads, whet e, tieing aided by the forts, thus defended t hemsels us fur three hoots most obsti nately against the superior force of thy emmiy, and at length compelled him to retreat. In the meanwhile the Rear-Admiral: porsoed voyage, and reached the llaiqueßreads nn the 2411, of Fehniary, where, however, he did not find the enemy, who, having received iutelligevice calthe ap proacti of the French squarlrosi, hail eseapA. The operinnin, therefore, hail efleeted only this, that the sic i iiiidrim of direct has united itself with the division of Rochefort iu the roeds of Isle el'Aix ; and that the enemy briugdnvim from l.eforel:Osient,Capt. Tronae has been aisle to run net with his divitiou, • to fulfil the mission with Which he was macawed. On the state of affairs *WI Austria, this day's iffoafteer contains nothing; but in some of onr Papers of to-day, we read again soatte very hostile articles from Vienna. IVe hear, among other t Mats, that the grenadier battalion of ;he garrison 0 Vienna had onleri to smirch nu the 25th, and the remainder on the 25th. l'hey were to repair to Lintz, whore ii eon... Waco hie or iny is as.riiild i lig ; that the. Austrian I.l•4•laruttnii ia‘Var alttldtjt ptepared, a, well a, the Fractionation to the army ; that iii the Manifesto the l'rilices' of the Ithei,ish league arc spoken of with great severity, bitt their subjects are exhorted to make ceriimon entice with Austria agaiiist France, whit in the pirichirnation to the army, all kinds of rewards are promised, and it is fuily annoutieed, that SY SOOII as tiny are over the frontier they shall he paid in hard cash. Lastly, it repoited, that the Emperor and all the Arch dokrs are to leave Vienna in a few da t e. Upwards of ..14abt. Maar beta sublet-died id Glasgow, for the rrre:insi of a mosament to tl'e bate lamented Sir Jolts Mnaur.. Friday se'ilitiglit, Capt. S'l';. UTZ, iS the Term.- rod, gave an elegunt lii .ilditt4i 011 board that thy, at Chatlsain, %tocit 11.W4 'onimigsintier Sir U. 8A11.1.0. and &only. the Of- A !ers of the Navy, Marine, and the dtiferout.corio q tonere(' in dos( go(riont. . Lust week the body of s levet tubly-dreesed. nuts waspicke.l upon 41..i'lch uenr the New Inn, Grave"- rod, which pmelded he that of a 31.. HOW0;16 brother to Mr. llopci.s, of. lotions Academy. A jury way rts.cml,;t4l to inquire into the tooKe of the Occident, which they email not Ascertain with • accuracy ; nothing however occurred to induce the -slightest sits:acion that say violence had het*, of. fered to the proton of the deceased. And the jury therefore save a verdict of--Acciiiimtisl Decals. ••• i Li.. ntsurm. 'I MELEE, TM 96. On the morning of Sunday last, Col. Godfrey and Major 111eltony, (the latter having been parti cularly solicited for the purpose, by some of the people in the disturbed quarter), repaired to a Ho uma Catholic house of worship, of the parish of Kiltoniy, where they were joined by Thomas Smides, of Killycriin, Williatn Hilliard, of Llallyhorgan, and Alexander Elliot, Emir.. The object of the meeting was—the re-establishment of peace and subordination among the people; and the means selected for this end were the strongest and most pathetic remonstrauces to them, on the mischief, crime and folly, of contin Ma.; disolnelient to the laws---ou the necessity of returning iinnie diately to the habits of peace and industry—and of evincing a resolution to do so, by giving up their arms end taking the oath of allegiance. The ap peal was ably and impressively repeated, in the Irish language, by the Rev. Mr. Bin kley, Hornell Catholic clergyman of this diocese, who had been called to this best of services by Major Mahony. No ounce of oars could possib'y do . justice to this gentleman's display of Irish eloquence, breath ing and sending to the heart, with a vehemence be resistance, the pure doctrine of morality, and of strict and unqualified obedience to the existing law and presiding authorities. These exhortations had their effect. The entire congregation, which was numerous, rose with one voice to declare their submission and entire acqui escence to every sentiment conveyed to them. A respectable and peaceable inhabitant, of the name of Ferdinand Lyne, was the chief organ Of this general and desirable feeling. A man also, mimed Madden, made similar professions far him self and all the other, assembled. Ile acknow ledged Unit he had been a Whiteboy, but never engaged in any atrocious act, or engaged at all in the late disturbances. On the twine day, these gentlemen went forward to the Chapel of lrri more, in the pati,li of Halm), where Atijer .y hail been on the morning of that (1.4 y, ably explaining the law, and inculcating the hest instructions. At this Chapel, as at the former, exhortations the most appropriate were delivered by the same deserving authorities, and received with the same good effect. All the people, with one oscura, has . - trued to push forward and approach their civil and religious instructors; tendering, at the muse time, every practicable pledge of their sincerest inten tion*, to return immediately to the duties of mo rality and of peace. Our instance of their siuceiity slight to be mentioned. The brother of tlae parish priest of Irma:lore was, it seems, obliged some mite ago to quit his residence in that parish, having 'oven obnoxious to the Whiteboys, merely beemse lie held some coin era in titlies.—MiliOr ♦laliOtry,„•hen made acquainted with tins circuit:smiler:, wished to pot the sincerity of these penitent Whitehoys to instant testi and demaisilid of thew to recut the exiled Proctisr.—They immediately mid cheerfully assented, and offered to conduct Min back them selves to his former abode. After the coliclas' of service at this Chapel, the people were instructed to meet on the next day at flallyborgaii, there to give up arms and swear allegiance. Alaltitoiles did pursnantlr• assemble— all of them. or as sunny as the Alai istrattiveosittl have received, swore allegiance, and several stands of urns were delivered on that day, and iii course of the week. These deluded poor people rettewed their proPsitionsof sorrow and conversion, with a general ar•lour and enthusiasm demonstrating cerity. They declared on their oaths that the great suffering which goaded them to madness, sprang from Proctorship, or the manner of collecting tither. Of the test itself, unconnected with clerical agents, they idol not complain; nit the cantrar, they distinctly declared then• felt no evil a hute,-er, wheat dim ing solely and immediately with the Clergyman. Last week a nom woo not moaned into the Royal Marines wits recossized liv a Serjeatit Of the tiof folk Militia, who are information that he had an luntseted limn that regiment into the :Wilt reL4l - of Font, frotn which it was suspected 1114 lie had deserted ; in consequenci: of this information he VP MI ordered into confinement till an answer should *nice from the :itida. The turn contrived, by meet's which have not yet been detected. to pro cure a quantity of arsenic, which he deliberately swallowed, after writing a letter to his wife; the tido of the deleterious mineral soon be i ;aii to evince themselves, a n d surgical assistance was had reconnw to, but too late to Ire of tinv.service, the man expired in a few hours after lie had taken the poison, and retained the most perfect controlled and use of his intellects till within a few minutes of his death. A jury was sutimioneil ou Saauale to deliberate on the circumstance, who, after a &LIM. rate examination of the evidence salduced, gave in a verdict of frlu-de-se ; iu consequence or this ver thet,a ifarouit was issued by the Coroner. J. Stu slut< 3. Esqq, to bury the body in the patine highway, agreeable to the statute. A grave was accordingly dug iu the road leading f Globe-lane to Chatham Church, and about twenty yards from the end of the ;Nrkw Military /toad, and the body deposited therein, at half plait seven o'clock, in the presence of the proper officers. Capt. A. CIINNINGUA)I has commissioned the Berinweis at Chatham. ....... . Nloisclay evening, to Mr. Jolts Peru, Attorney, of Thoiverton, Devon, was returning irons Tiver ton, attended by his servant, his horse suddenly 'took near Itickleigh-bridge, and threw him with such imlence, as to cause his immediate death. The ihveosed was in the prime of life, and in bis private mid professional character highly esteemed :yid respio tilt. On Tuesday sennight, the house of Mr. HOB- Eißh, l rainwelgave, Durham, was brokili into, ma/ some siker tankards, Wile and tea st o a 1 . 2 m, Jo,. stolen thereout by some villains, who had rim red by the kitchen window. The stone night, Mr. IttctiAnn BARtitill had a suck of Vete stolen out of his bakehouse; and Mr. wiiiiiaLcturer, had a quantity of worsted stolim fvoin his warehouse. St veva' doors anal windows 'lave Liven forced, but from alarm the thieves pro cc( Jed uo further. There are a number itinerant tinkers, toy-salters, mud jews, who hove bleu lurking about the city fur wine - • • • FROM SATITRDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY OW/MOTIONS. War-Qfce, .11004 tB, isug. eft Reghneut of Life Gurds--K. M. Clay, Gent. to be Cor set and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Langley, who retires. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant-Colo nel William Clutbot, from half-pay of the 2stb Light Dra goons, to be Major, vice Ellice, who Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Gentlesnan Cadet George Harvey Percival, of the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Walpole, promoted. STAFF. ?dsjor Robert Ellice, on lialf-pay, of the astir Light Dia goons, to be Deputy Adjutaut -Groeral to the Forree serving in Canada, (with the rank of Lieutenant Colworl in the Army), vice Lieutenant-Colouel Chabot, who re• signs. Royal Manx Frneiblcs— Lie titenant-Colonel Lord James Murray, to be Colonel, with temporary rank in the Army. Major Robert Steuart, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord James Murray. Captain Cseliar "Ir übin, to be Major, vice Steuart. PARI'NERSHIPS DISSO D. Thomas Waterhouse and William Herbert Lightfoot, of B;rmingham platers. Dee. 31. IduB. Samuel:Ashton, Thomas Ashton, and William Hyde, of Manchester. Dee. 3 11 181, a• George Wragg, Henry Hollins the elder, Thomas Old. know, Samuel Siildon, lidlimu PCM'ACC, and Henry Illullius the Younger, of Vlesalry Works, Derbyshire, cotton-spin ners. July I, Iso7. Thomas Houton and George Dent, of Richmond, York shire, linen-drapers. March I, la 1 4. Charles Norm and Henry N 11111 l , of Cheapside, London, snuelionseinen. Feb. 12, 16 , 9. William Lane and Anthony King Newsman, of Leaden hall-street, London, booksellers. Sept. I. John Myers, Tlionial Tattersall, awl Ephraim Lister, of LieLrpool, rotten-dealers. Moy I. 1804. Thomas Liowl, of Devonshire-street, Queen's Square, and FOIN Vanieu wz Leicester-Nuwe, Middlesex, pinuo.forte makers. Msreii il, lento. Michael Oppeuhrim and Henry flppeoheint, of Mansell street, Goodman's.rields, Middlesex, merchants. March s, :two. . . George Wilkinson and Charles Thomas Phillips, of Bath, brewers 'Mardi li, 7809 Barnett Barnett and Lewis Sloss, of Broad-street, Blooms bury, Middlesex, china men. Mardi i 5, 1 air 9. William Green and Thorne, Wingfield, of Norwich, Lan cashire, eottou.nianufaetnrets Mareb 13, 11109. Rola•rt (;si ttttttttt the ytninger mid William Purley Gum mer, of Bridport, twine-manufacturers. Feb. 21, 1899. James Critelilev and 'Ulionias Clarke, of helper, Derby, and Mansfield, ISuttingham, drapers. Nov. 9, Inn?. Hi nry Brook and Nathaniel &try, of Huddersfield, York, Si arch I, inn 9. Charles Reynolds and Michael Griffin, of Little Bridge street, Blackfriars, Louilnn, jap . rs. Jan. 2, I sti9. Philip ftionilell, Jelin Bridge, Edmund %Valles. Itundell, Al,ais De Coax, and Barbara Cuppingt r De CAM, of Unpert arrest, Haymarket, and Old Bond-street, Slithilesex, china di illerS. Jan 29, tam). James Rolwrts and Thomas Shadow, of Ilaistul,-brewers. Slaith 9, too 9. BINKRUPTS. Thomas Draper, of the City-road, Shoreditch, Middlesex, surgeon, to surrender March 45, nud April 49, at our, at Gaddball. Attorney, Mr. Wdsois, Derousiire.strcet, Bi shopsgatc-strei t Willialli li dlc.ms, of Wapping, Middlesex, and . of %Vey twidge, Surrey, soap-boiler, to surrender, March .2 t, April and go, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoriol, Mr. Adams, Old-Jewry John Houseman, of Fleet. street, London, linen-draper to sarrendi r, March 11,, April 0, and 49, nt one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Coos, Essex-street, Strand. William Wake, of Spital-square, London, silk-weaver, to surrender, March 41, 2a, and April 49, at eleien, at Guild hall. Atm:airy, Ilfr Berry, Bocklersbory. J) rid Wild, of Nee man, Miailgoruery,Banuel-aranufac tater to surrender, March :11, April I, and at eleven, at the iesi's Head Inn, Newtown Attorney., Mr. Bigg, lint tini-Garekni, London and Mr. Marsh, Lliilii4ll,Kll. David Whttmarsh, of Brockenharst, Ilantq,iliiiikeeper, to surrender ! Mardi 21, it, sail April 49, at eleven, rt Guild hall, London. Attorneys, :Messrs. Reardon and Haien, Cm bet-coon, Graced:meth-street, London. DIVIDENDS. April is. Christian Schindler, of Bartlett's•Buildinvi, Hol born, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lusidou. April to. John Christopher Painter, of Manchester, man chard, at tiro, at the Bridgewater Arms, al Mauchester aforesaid. April tI. John Beach, of Birmingham, Warwick, button maker, dealer and cliapanan, at eleven, nt the Bull's-Head Inn, in Birmingham aforesaid. April 11. John Magee and Daniel 31•Nulty, or Oxford street, 3liddlesea, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. ! April 11. George Scott, of Upper Thames-street, London, grocer, al eleven, at Guildhall. April li. Richard Garland Brand, oldie M Movies, Loudon, • butcher, at eleven, at March .ta. Joseph Davenport mot John Finney, of A!der niaulugry, merchant., at ten, at Guildhall, 1.011.1011 I April ti. Edmund Banton, Ilse of Lancaster, merchant, at lice, at the New fun, anocsinif April 14. !tubed Mare, of Lauraster, merchant, at eleven, sit the C inercial Inn, Laneaater. Apr . .l 1. Nathaniel 11`?tiglit, rail John M.Ncillie, of Li verpool, merchants, at twelve, at the Talbot Ina, iu Wa ter-street, Lim rpgml. April a. Joshua Watts ' of Whitecroes-street, in the parish of ht. Lyle, NI iddlesen, grocer, , at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April 82. William West and Thomas Hughes, of Pater noster-row, London, booksellers, at ten, at Guildhall. April in. John Gottloh Werninek, of Plymouth-dock, De• consign*, merchant, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Old Town, Plymouth. May Rh Thomas Goddeo, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenter, at tea, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICAT ES--,tent r. 8. William Parsons Merkur, of Basingliall.streety London, merchant. George Winner, late of Cainkidge-Leath, Middlesex, stock broker. Daniel Becky, of Birniinglieni, Warwick, Joseph Pimblutt, of Macclesfield, Chester, siucer. Laurence lAilliatus, late of N icholas-lane, London, merchant. John Bell, row ur late of Liverpool, hammier. master mariutr. Stephen Hunt, of Croudall, Southampton, loaner. William Boucher, of Birmingham, Warwick, to, maker. - • On Wednesday, about luu recruits disembarked at Cowes from Cork, and inarclo:d fur the army depLt. On the evening of Sunday se'onight, JAMES VAUGHAN, of Thrapstoste r Northamptonshire, was desired by his mutter to take a lantern, and pro ceed to meet his lather, who was then expected to he on his return from Aldwinkle, a village distant about two miles. It appears, that his father, who was then coming home, saw a light at a distance, moving in side, ant directions, iiiispecting it might lie some one in quest of halal, lie made fur the light, and haring arrived within call,• the son cried out—" Stop, father, or you aw lost, as well as I." At that instant the soil fell into the river, which ran between them, mriaggled a low seconds, and sank, to rise no more, hut as a corpse. The father witnessed the ntelanolioly event, butt was I.oi able to glee any assistance. A Coroner's Inquest was taken before Mr. MillinitALL—Verdict, eh:ci d:oda/ Death: ~ .1 NAra.` INTE LI ENC E. 1. • ronTimouTti, M min 17. Arrived the Daphne, from a crui.e; and the Economy, F.1111501/ 9 from thy Downs, for Ovorto.— Wiliti N.W. MAIICII 18. Sailed the C'hampion, with a fleet of transp or t s , ro r ; „i bo th e po/phis, with it fleet of Ea. *rutty transports, for laltilooth. , , VALUOCTIPI. KARLd 15. Arrived the. Virago, with .even vessels tintfrr convoy, frins Plvinnuth, and to give instructisma to. resm•la 1‘ in bert., bound to the Mediterranean.— arrivt.,l the ,Pitney Frew.ll logger, cut out tinan St. .4hte,tian's, with lour utitrrr, by the boatn of tin: .lrelhu.cu and lieNistante. Sailed the Nile cutter, with too ilieset!gers, for ; and Elita packet, Sastipvon, fur the Bruzilv.—Wind Nr,rth. PII.IIIOUTW:3.IeIK, 14.11K11 Arrives' the Do: fiance, of id gut's, Captain Ho. th.ssii, to he repuitcd, tiller the late &swage she re vs ;veil otf ; also the Par-ikon sloop, flan' u cruise ; Valiant, 0174 guns, Captain 'High. from off Ihe,.t ; Swallow slo o p, Captain from the cres.t of Spain ; liupe tender, Lieutenant Peregrine, from Londonderry ; and the Llizaheth (ztil) resider, I.u•utenud Morris, from Greenock. Soiled the Parthian sloop, on a erui«e to the westward ; and the Cecilia tender, Lieut. "Cerium. for Cork. %Vent out of dark, the Scorpion, of IS guns. La Rhin frigate is ordered to be ducked and re pair. d. '3ARCII 18. Arrived the Resolute brig, with a flirt froiu Li. inerick. Snil.d tit.; otawurd-hoiloil to Portsmouth; also the Thaws East ARRIVPD, At Falmnntb—.The nut), epencr, from Lisbon ; and the Eliza, Forbr,, film st l bem At I.irerpuol—tluk.• of Krut, WUutigall,f,otu Drawrare end Labcales, Ronolds, from Rio. At Itsblin—Hobipit, Lundahl; Fiore, ---; and Hero, Now tun, from tondos. iiktnagas CRADITORS A r GUILDHALL, THIS DAY. ■. N. John George, Carburtowittrt et, Fitrriiy- square, horse. dealer - - 1 Id William Hetlup, Lung-Acre, mercer - l lx DI VI DEN DS William Imeas, C'beapside, Liaidun, ararirhusiseman William Dowers, Canumitstrett, coati-maker Crane, &w-lane, London, text - - . Peter Degrares, Cheapenle, Lunilini, and Thomas linnebrater, srarelmii,emen Joseph Dunn and Charles Rubinson, late of Wood. WWI, Loudon, cactus's It 39 I M. It. Rodm irk 31arkensie, Kiag's-kram.yard,London, mer chant - - 3 t.l - H.. 1. Powell, I 7 abridge, 'milder - - 3 1 . 2 Wiliam Alk.n, (Io .. !.. s-c:rct t, sloremilter - - 3to Wslliant Glover, and J. Glover, Poultry, bul.cr- Mothers - _ 3 Icl - Those, Lewis; Bedminster, Some ..... is:.s, baron - actor - - - 3 118 J. H. Mary, West-Smitl , held, oil-map 3 I I 'oho Georte,Carbartun-street, Fitsruy-sqtare, horse dealer - - si IS William Irlntrher, Chiekatud-street, ICU-emit New- Town, baildrr - - c In _.... . . . . . . G. A. Riddleato. ger, MO'where], hahereaslavr 10 J. Nehaffer, 1.0..d0n.r0a.1, Surory, Iloor-cloth.mano faq toter - - - - 11 10 DIVIDENDS. Jean Crorduw, linlifax, VorisAire ;* and Kin -street, London, caner s bout - - 11 Adam Chrirdian, Hi;h-slrset, Mary-la-bonue, pawn brut". - lu Joseph Prior, Print.cs-stremr,apitalfields, dr).aal:re 1 ('EKTIFICAT F.K. Cram, r,mork, now or Into of Portsmouth, tlvern-keeper. John 'Floonpsou, of Mauclwstur, cotton-manufacturer. James Popplewell, of Lawreuee Poultoey.laut, Landon, broken . Edward Field-, of Henrietta-street, Colent-Garden, Mid dlesex, linen-draper. stt Lord Dinulas'a, in Atlington street. on the nth inst. the lino. Mrs. IVilliam Wharton, wi r of the Rev. William I% hasten, of a son. DEATHS. On the 4th inst. at Colchester, aged 67, Mrs. Anise C. Dudley, relict oldie late Mr Dudley, of Weeillebury,Oxim. During life, her virtues and suavity of Mspositioe endeared hi r ni a wide code of friend., and iii aii knees she displayed a fortimile, rsimile.; the must elevated sentiments; her not disterhed by appromhii.c 401 W/ iiii but ski; died as she hail lived—the ailusiratiou of all who knew her. List week, at Rathangen, in the bounty of Kildare, Mrs. Catherine Hen, sa orth, sister to the late General Buttes. worth, of the Royal In.h Artillery. Testerilay 11411fIliala, at his house in St. Peter's-street. Canterbury, Rosiat iiiii Kelley, Lsq. formerly of St. Jubu's Colle;ze, t'asoloirige On Saturday last, of • mortification in Isis kg, eerationeil by the bite of a thig. Mr.Jolus Knott, of Tarvin, Cheshire, at the erivaiseed ace of tee, sincerely regretted by all who bail the pleasure of his ecipsaititance. On Satorilly se'nuizht, at los residence at Hampton, in the C. 111114 of Alespodrr Hamilton, Pay_ :V:f!lt 4 4. eldest son of the late Hon. Heron Hamilton.. Bs his decease the office of II lab Sheriff of the comity of Dublin has is - come vacant. It is merely a month since Mr. llaiMiten wee sworn iglu the Office of Sb. riff, in the prime of lit. ! Oa Thisrsday last, at her house in Upper Wilupole-striet. lady butoilty Fitzwlllians. Her Lady whip was the youngest daughter sit the late Karl Fitrwilliam, anal sister to the present Earl. lon the sth instant, Mrs. Rugs re, wife 010'17481n Ropes, of Antrim-lodge, [scar Helatim, Cornwall • daughter of the late Major Oldham, of the East India Crspetirs Service; and islets to William Oldham, Iraq. of Leirester. Her life was partimlarly distimpiishedi by an elegance of manner, • bouer o kime of heart, and strength of mind, ti huh irresisi • ibly mot the i•steerin stud adsniratiou of her numerous rela tions and (*rim. Is; she was happily resigned to the wilt sit throughout a lingering painful illness, wad mar pat, ( a lly sensible of the unreinitteal attention of as viirsliONuir husband; She exerted herself in cuts of chart y to the pour mound her, long after sufferiams incapacitated her from co: . trilmting f 4 social pleasures. By all within the circle of is. r acquabassee efiid liduence she will ever be remembered with the mum mate regret. till WATIEIi, THIS DAY, AT I.ONOMN.IsIt t.P:. Moro. i7....aia• after "4 Erna. 43. Amin. Off.. 4 iY 9A,'~'URbAY ...... -..--- —.....-- ----- 3 per Cent.Cubooln ' b7itl s pi r Cent. Navy ' I noprrial Amenities 7 9-0 0 1 India Bonds e 9 7 prem. Li.eheiper RIM 7 le prim. &Wads Lottery Tickets ....0i1. I. Carlisle for T. 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