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SPANISH STATE I pApzits. ROYAL DECREE. The SLI preite Central Junta, considering that it is net sufficient for ir nation, newly engaged in war with an intrepid and experienced enemy. to have snmemus arm', A, but that it is indispensable that all the inhaltitant; should besoldiers, and that every house should be an iinpre ) rnable fortress; consider ing also that our Fortner Government, conlidin; in am alliance, which it believed sincere, had the feeble condeFeeteanio to suffer the *military spirit, which is identified notli the Snaiii)le character, to evaporate, s diet it has oven 'leer:is:try to create it entirely aiiew, and that though our new soldier) are all animated with that valour which patriotism inspire), yet the) cannot but he wanting in the knowledge of tactics and experience, which however is speedily acquired in tire field of battle, where only it can be me ! when acquired mast render them : The Government has therefore resolved to adopt the most energetic and efficient measures, authorising and granting full power to all towns a al considerable villages, to oppose to the enemy soch a resistance, that if unfortunately lie should tr-i :obit, to penetrate to them, every step may cost him a victory ; that to this end the whole nation may 1w united, and every incites employed suitable to the defence of the particular part of the country where the enemy is found, that his progress may be r.!tariled, his movements impeded, and that we may convince him what may be done for patriotism, nerolved to conquer or die. lu ennseitienee of this determination, which no doubt will animate all the inhabitants of this king dom with that heroism which their brethren have manifested, in the repeated attacks they have hi-. therto sustained, and being intimately convinced, that the meant to preveot our cruel enemy from polluting our soil with Ins horrid crimes and sac - lieges, is to augment the army under the cosibriatul of the Marquis de la Romano, and to ruse another to defend the ;oats of Manzaruil and Sanabria, has decreed 1. That within the term of ci:ht days, the contingent cf . 0 Mit province, taw tit COM trten d. 11. this tscio; completed, considering the urgent ne. eessity of rinstorr'ar die uriny with the inst.:at rapidity, and covering tits entrances or , he kin dual, a uevresdastatein *ball be begins of the rash who arc unworried, or widowers without chiidren, from the age or lei in 15, Militant ;idyll. sing any orher exception Cisi tlinve provided by the mold lion of tit - 14th or. pubtaed the Suprnue L'enleal Juota. CriTh other Article:. relate only to are particular regulutivias for enlisting, arming, &c. this uew mi litia or con,cription.l Kingdom of Galbeia, Dee. 14 ; MARTIN F:7. A's IUI ;fl. 'Ai ARIA GIL sANT:sO. MANUEL ACII.I, Steil:tory. (Corim Casette. Ike 17.) PROCLAMATION. Don Pedro Caro y Xiireila, &e. , Marquis de la Rfoinaisa, Lieutetiatit-tielter4l of the Royal Armies, and tieiseral-tie•Chief of ti.,t of the opereuous, Since the whole nation has gloriously commenced, engaged and bound itself bn a Solemn oath, to de fend the just and lawful rights of our beloved Ring. Ferdinand Vit. ter reveisge the perfidy of the utast hateful enemies the world ever knew, the outrages which they have committed, and are com mitting against our sacred religiose, the blood of our brothers., shed with impunity in Madrid on the t Table yd of May. and to deliver the couutry tout the vile slavery to which they endeavour to !reduce it ' • it is lieuce a matter of absolute necessity 'OA all good Spaniards, and l iartii.tilerly those as totted in the armies, should unite all their exertions So acco,nplish such sacred objects. The shameful disorder wish which ti e Army of the Left has res tired front EA:pillow. to this city, the multitude of chiefs and of officers', who have abandoned their t end the companies which honourably per. foraterLtheir duty. forgetting dr.:obligations winch their oath impo.eil upon then, to the very great prejudice of tile 11Iejesty's service, that of the country, and their owls honour ; the robberies and disorders which many have authorised and tolerated to their troops, to the irreparable loss of good citizens who have assisted us ; and. finally, die feebleness wills which discipline and subordination have been niaintaiiied, imperiously • stiles me to ordain and commend, under the insist signal pains, a” follow. I. That all Chiefs anJ ()dims who are actually separated trust their corps, without just and le:two:tic • ;m.0., MA with the pernii , tun of tl c General elm isormatooled this army, or shoe, sad dessi't presest lb. uixlycs witbeu PM'S. teen dues after the pablic.itiuts of this, shall be suspended from their employer/eats in the army. That those also appear at the.: colours, wttliin a period of eight .tats after this l'irsclasratioit, 'heti be replaced ; but without be enju) mut of pay nr rations, for are month. 111. That those who do nut tipper Unions the 5. ten ahnve lased, beeunsidued as reeling, and the Culuisels sod Ono. as indoors Mall draw up a list, directed to their rospecoive Im ture-tieuerod, and making we acquainted with it, Inge ther with the sans• of thine who came the vacatm ics, that as securest of the muse may be gives to His Majesty, and, in • Royal name, to the Sorrow Central Just.. IV. If, vou:rars to that which I ought to hope tithe spi rit soul honour of tier (Wirers of this army, there should be any um. .1, 0 , when i n action with the enemy, or abaft to elite: lige artists, shall go from his punt, abandoains: the tr ups whit!. he wirausauds, though it may he • oder pr. te.,i wt isstirpo.stiwa, t not, however, belts( wasieled, he shall In publicly degraded, awl sentenced to coofirsertsent for a year, without nth. r pay than tour vials a day, and shell theme f ree.okesd tusk fur holding any employment under lee kin, act :say puNic erniplostseat. V. The trith,r who overlooks the slightest &heir's" in respect and sabsodivatien; he who promotes permits, or tuterntes comervatouss whale slay teed to 1 :04:4 the epitome of the troops •he "so fries out perish the cowards el hue enbabiesna esti. all the rigour rioted cut in the art of war, shall be patiudied even ode tier test severity, if she cone. resew. of hie desevor it VI. Tile Officer who duet nut runstrattly nee the distinc tive mark of his respective esak,sheit suffer, fur the tr. 4 tiuse ' one mu.stlie arreet,ro lb tom of be ration: foe the se condoestive he shall be dismissed the reesice. VII. The Odieer who Inoue the village nor eiscaosporeot *Rem he they be placed, file 4 Am eta hoer, without time psis iii'veion of his • apetint . , shall soiree • seutsdis arrest ; u he belt sib rsiiht hw shall he dismemed. VIIL ricci•-ossite and teepee& that are absent frren their Cocos without prior.: cause, sit she act jots :hem nithics three lan &florins th..s Peeetamaltims, . shall tie degrootrd from thew wilt, ant stall mem eight years as iwkhers is ell compuisee. IN, "bey shalt Meer the mow penishiont, she promote, issletalt. or see/look, the smallest waist sabnednistani, metillfblass which my test morel the ordure of the !reel.., 41 rersollea s osiamery, or any mew eves. oat .to not easy ta f arsallersoll is to their tramedwite Chief, 12 order that signal 4p•Wriree.ipp k nollotted an the th/amaitats. 7••=sowllurlilt. anellemess pelisses. who are OlNtsrlsties, k at* dm corps *bark Attl.o4 ~. ~ ~~~ ~. Castile with the *Mai 314eapiaa, or with the regiment of Armies and Toiddo, which have maintained thenaclves in Astoria, sod do act peitost themselves to their respective Chid!, go to t►e Captahmaeatral of the provinces in which they are,ase,is elder to take the benefit of the royal pardon, issued astba lath ult. to last darts( a mouth tom, its publi cation, shall be shot without fail, and those wliu deses t iu future shall stiffer the rasa punishmebt. XI. Every individual of the arm)• who abuses, either by woks' or deed, the blatistrates and Constituted Anthoritieo, shall he se►erely punished, is proportion to the rank of the offender. XII. No officer or private shall, upon a , niarch, remove fruin the post which he ought to occupy in his regiment or company , and he whoilisobeys this, shall be punished wills rigour for this fact alone, without dispensing A ith a greater punishment, if, when apart bons their corps, they commit any exec's. XIII. Those who fire off their arms upon a march, or in act• other way without the orders of their commanding Officer, shall immediately rt mite fifty strokes of the taste in front of their battalion, will t any other risers* or pnouf, but that of their being °Mimed in the act of explosion. Cognate, Dee. dti. AAVAL lA7'ELLIGE.VC.A. PORTSMOUTII, JAN. 2. Arrived the Aid schooner from a cruise ; and the Primituge, of 14 guns, Captain Mein, from Oporto, which place was quiet and in good order alien she left ; also the Orion. Ireland, front Cadiz for don, in ten days. %Vent out of harhaur the Iris frigate, Captain Tower ; the Daring " Lieut. Ilayes ; the Defender gun-brig, Lieut. Plowman ; and Nile lugger, Lieut. C. Symons. Arrived the Chalknger sloop of war, Captain Ryder, f the Dowus, having under convoy teas transports, with three detachments of the Guards on board, for Spain. The 87th and 88th regiment* arrived iu the transports yesterday from Rams gate; they will all proceed immediately to Spain. —Wind L.S.E. DrAf JAN. 2. • Arrived the Tromporge, Kangaroo, Peruvian, and the Glonsam, from a cruise ; iiiia remain to tile Omuta with the blues as per lasi.—Wind E. FROM Lt D'S UST. GllAVlCarrin, JA.v. —Pa%sed by, the Ana, Blerett, fruin tribiAltar, mai ate There Friends, %%illy, from Gotten,- bun:h.—S.llrd the Aurora, litistieonons, fur Ih•lfutit ; Per severance, B itad, fur Op.atu 3 sista tbc .tuna Ilwitt, Blown full, fur I.hilioti. JA e. —Pits.cil by the Fly, Aspinall, from the rope of Cuud Jtttw•s stud Nl.irviett, Milne; 31ereurius, ( - 0,1; Douro, -Iteir.l; !tribute*, (:rimy; Hope, Gray; Vio:1,1 - luoce Stelinatt ; Albiuy, .ilttriti: :net the Cou:ter, Olstvisa, mu 1.01. iihttextt.—Saac.l the Jolly Bo ehelor, Can• Commis; Uusuisesity, Kent, for Italcies ; Mmoutl, for I:alta meal tile fur • MOM LAST MC/IT'S CAZETn. Admiralty-0 2 11m January 3, I 80Y. Vice-Admiral Lord Collingemod has, with his letter of the 125th of October last, tretirtnitiesl to the honourable William Wellesley role a letter from Captain Pearce, of His Niajesty'w sloop the halcyon, giving an account of the capture of the whole of a convoy belonging to the suemy tinder the town of Diamante, on the Bth of Stptemhev, by the above sloop, the Weuzle, (Captain Po cott,) and a Neapolitan galley, with a detachment of the British army under the •:oui.uand of Lieu tenant-Colonel Bryce. Lord Collingwood commends the zeal and des terity of Captains Pearce and Prescott, as also the ability with which the co-operation of the army was conducted on the above enterprise, which was achieved without any loss on our part. N.B. The particulars of the above affair ere contained in the letter and inclusurc from Lieute nant-General Sir John Stuart, inserted in The Go :We of the Itith ultimo. Copy of a Letter from Captain Thomas Harvey. of Ili. Mejesty'r 'hip the Standard, dated utf Corfu, Kith June. mou, to Vice-Admiral Lord ColliuKo"od, Commander in Chief in Ike Megliterraneel, and titthan:nett bt the latter to the Hon. W. W. Pole. Mr Luitn—At day-light, this morning. I fell in with I,a Volpe, Italian gun-hout, cuuuuuuded by Ensign de Vaisseau Miehelt llitui•in, carrying au iron 4-pounder, with '2O men welarmed. Thy La Legera, Freneh dispatch boat, with a will-armed crew of fourteen men, was with La Volpe. At nine, the wind lailiHg, I sent the pinnace, with Lieut. Richard Cull, and the eight-eared cutter with Capt. Nicholls, of the Rural Marines, (both volunteers), in chase. After two hours rowing, the weather very hot, they approuched La Volpe, who • co tttttt cocci' a lire of musketry- on them, which was retuned with the swivels, and, when near, with muskets. On the boats approaching each quarter to board, the gun-boat pulled short round, and fired ut the cutter both round and grape ; the boats dashed at hiM, when he struck, and was tukea possession of by Capt. Nicholls. Lieut. Cull int *modiwtely pushed on in chase of La Legere. Some time previous to this, 1 had dispatched the yawl. with Liout. John Alexander, to be ready to' cut her off which atibraing him the importunity of ob •liging her to run on shore about four miles north ward of Cape St. Mary, the crew formed on the rocks above her, and endeavoured to prevent the yawl's approach; but tile was taken possession of by Lieutenant Alexander. who was immediately after joined by Lieutenant Cull and Capt. Nicholls; they towed her out under a lire of musketry from the shore, which was returned by our marines in the Meat: with ma, t spirit ; one nem of the Fre t isen was sera killed. A French Ensign de Vaissrau was passenger in La Le ;era. I was much gratified an the return of the boats in leaning we Mid not sulfered. In this little afEdr, Cue gattuntry and good con duet of the Offic;:rs and men concerned, gave tins 'err grrut satisfaction Loth Captain Nicht)ll, and Liintettant OM spell( in high terms of the ussist once they received frotu Mesoms. Haines end Parker, Master's Matte of the Standard. illon.ieur Monier, Ensi , tii de %%disease, on the Stuff of Gen. Dougelet, of Corfu, was taken in Le Volpe. I burnt both vessels. 1 remain, Ate. (Sieved) TiluNtAi HAIL'. 1:1f. The Inert Hon. Lord roilingwood, • &c. kc. ke. • ♦RRIVED A: St.rernts—lilt Providentia, Genoa: mg. At Urlitul—the Nutt, Louse. —, groin Attio. At Ilikeasouth—ttle y, H fr nu Cads. At Litcrpooi—the . Juliti, Vickcrs, frooto Pactun. At Cork.--the Acttve, I.untlu:s Patket, Robcris ; and thy Sussex, clubby, frwm Lonitun. At Alleal.t..-:lte Nestor, ROM 1.11,111 ditto. At Newfwm.ll4lll4-the 1.., Milk, front Livrrpool. • At Rio JalteClV.•••ltie 3toitor, Briar, 411,41 the (.:31)P Guori !lupsz. The .I.lyrnidos, CLAIM. sod the At:wet/der, BAATLLMAN, of North Shields, ire hallast, are uu shore imar dlakeney ; the Janus, of Sunderland, is List near the same place. The Neptune, Slimy, of North Shields, is lost on the coast Liavolnshire. 'Die Lady Jan, C.) Lus, from Neu foimilland for Poole, acid a Guernsey brig, with cyder, fur Brio tot, hare been captured by . French privateer; the former is re.vaptured by His 111.usierv'a ship Lavinia. The .Yancy, Isi.l.orr, from Malta, for I. lon, was lost on the coast of Gallicia, on the Ist Nov. The Captain and one nran drowned. The .Iricl, CaosaY , from Nova Scotia for hull, is lost on the I.lund of Rathlin.—Crew saved. The Johns, llctiori. from Leith fur Got tenburg, is lost on the co.st of Norway.—Crew saved. The Santissiara Sacramento, thi. Sikes, and the Princess V Para, PEIRCUO. from Periminhu.co for London, (out 67 days), were spoken with oil the 26th nit. in lat. 46. 47. north, long. 9. 47 west, by llis M Este's ship Lavinia, steering for Corulinit or Ferrol, in consequence of being leaky. their masts sprung, and the wind at N. F. Lord W it- LIAM tiro lice, Captain of the Lavinia, states, that tney were under easy sail, and not taking the eel. vantage of the wind they ought ro have done. The Rug and the :t/antic, from Jamaica, for London, captured and carried into Spain, a, e en np by a compromise of 50 per cent. The Johanna, Swam, from Carishain for Dull, has been captured by a Danish privateer, re-vap hired by the Chnrgcr gnu-brig, I carried into Ystadt ; near wie.: place the Catharine, I Lei:Alum, from Stockholm, for London, is stranded. Three other vessels are onshore near Ystailt. A Swedish ship, of 300 tons. laden with deals, pitch, tar, and hemp, was towed en shore near Low estotfe, on .29th inst. by soma fishing boats, having been found at sea without any persou on board; she is supposed to be the Maria Ckarlutta, Captain 111.0stsg. from Gottenburg for (Aibraltar, which was deserted by the crew near Yarmouth, we loth instant. Tw o Gentlemen, M r , of Norton-street, and Lieutenant A—, a cavalry officer, met to tight a duel on Monday enoruileg. in the fields near Chalk Farm, but information haviiiit been given to the Police, the parties were waited for, and held ui sureties to keep the peace. They were apprehend ed whilst the ground ass measuring. The quarrel originateil at a card-party. in Cliarlutte-street„ on Saturday night. • ' Two ao Wen's, of a similar nature, have happen ed to vportginen, in the neighbourhood of Salta tion-, within these few days. Mr. STCIDI,of Wood ford. and Mr. ltownes, jou. of Wisliford, whilst out shooting, had the mislOrtmie to have their gnus burst, and each of them had a hand so muds shat tered, as to be obliged to undergo *input:l6on.... The latter is a young man, a!yout twenty-three years of age. At the sale of the late Mr. Wooutes furniture, in Fenzauce, a chest of drawers ass pie:chests& b) Mr. Moot.'" of Marazion. dui Brun. Upon "a mining his purchase, this (lentleinan discovered a secret drawer, eoutaiiiiiig 100 guineas, which be very honourably returned. The proprieton., to testify their sense of this truly delicate conduct, have prisesatial that Gentleman with a silver tank ard. on which a memorial of the circuaistaace is aus‘sitmed. IkIII.ITARY PROMOTIONS. O'er-three, Jamie: • 33d Regiment of Foot—Captain iVilliam Lamb ton to be Major, by porch:tee, vice Quin. who tribes. tbdnunek-W:ce. Deet , mser it, I4od. itezifistut of Artillery—Major-Gestenil and Colonel Diner.' Stephens to lee Colonel-Costituendant, vice Man ley, der co.t a—whited I.teeember lb, taod. Lieutenant-Colonel Flower M. Sproule to be Colonel, vice Steplwnew—dated as above. _ . - . Mau; W. P. ijukbro,.ke to be Sproule—d.sted as ah,.ve. Brevet Ilajor Evaut lb Rey to he llajor, vicc Colebruo: , •— dastvil as allow visa PARINERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. R 4 Greer, Tlics Ys and Fleury Grace, of Old-street, 31:artless", 1 . ..1..iir-nsiluitractarcrs. I)er. 31, !Sul Itubert Jobatarn, John 31ackell, and Jaunts l'enuy, of Liverpool, rope-makers tkt. 31, 1307. Joseph Balfour and Edw ard Hilditeh, &muted, of Rasing hall-street, Loudon, Bisekwell•hall-fscturs. Llceentber 31, How. Robert hostler, Thomas Cadman, and Joseph (tastier, Leeds. 31ait1k s its., t Geortc t;ibbs. J:t:nes R'chards, ad.' George Gibbs, jun. of Bristol, their bunts. Jr.:. 3i, I SOH. %1 m. Ilayx3rd, Jan. Mitten, and W. P. Ilayward, of Fee. duuelo-street, ~,,, Jai.. 2, 111°9. itirturril Birch sad Th as Robert Birch, of Prince's •treo, I.uodoh, sliver wire-drawers December 3 I, Ito, John SavlTy and Joseph EariHey, lute of Harp-lane, I'onm-street, coopers. Dee. 31, 1808. John Drmulles and l'rcilrrick Cointesoie, of Eine-street, Mairt:esex, wateh.cose-makers. iler. 30, 1888. 11 . 1i88. Pi:Blmm and 'illus. of Bishopigate-within, Loudon, chersensungers. Dee. 31. nos. Wm. Iliiro Corsi, Wm. Harrison, and Wns. Guest, of Little Toner street, Loudon. /Jove Jt, laoa. Adlanil Thorpe and Curtis Grains, of Holborn, linen drapers. Me. di, taros. Peal Nadia's and H. Horler, of Bristol, salesmen. Nov. 30, 1888. Jos. Greenwood Clayton, William l'atairn, and Joshige. Gamed, of Leeds, lurk, linen-munutacturers. December 31, 1508. Josephs' Smith. Samuel M Hiner, Thomas Somalian', and Charlie Johnston, of Manchester, calico-printers. Feb. s, 1114. William Lamb, Christopher Enniell, and John Fox the younger, Jewin."treet, I.ondon, upholders. Jan. 3,1809. Thomas Gatliii nod Matthew TitaLkicray, of Leeds, York, merchants. Jan 1, nog William Newman and Robert Newman, of iadler's-Arms yard, Swallow-Mreet, Piccadilly, backneynten. . Dec. 31, lens. Charks Pollitt and Jahn Pollitt, of Manchester, grocers. pec. Jo, loos. Thomas ;Inanity William Sander nn, Joseph Mason, and Julio Surkley, of Manchester ' fustian- mantsfacterfrs ; as far es respects the said Joseph Masun. Nor. Is, R. Wellans and John Stevens, of Weigithunse-yesd i , Len der, spirit-nierebants. Hee. 31, laos . William Smith and Thomas Valentine Coutes, etlitanses bank, nese arthea, Middlesex, malt-distillers. Jane aa, 11101. Bernard Iva, of Great tianinere, Middlemen, and Richard Grimm, of lima Ilecorstcad, ilet:find, postmasters. Dee. 3 e. 1111011. Berle and Preis Sharp, of Kinpion•npan-Hull, ahi Dec. JU 1555 rarle Melon. Chambers, sod Alexander Joh 11.1117airinslis.ceisk Lesion, eserebaarts as far as respect,the NM gimenisianiany! Die. 31, 1093. Thema Chow Nil William Ilrukslhaw, of Alfretss, Deritheelesoginaws Aso et, nut. 6AtiCIV#TCY !Cl/PlittßlDl 1). William Junes, I Ores* Punkad•sirret, rurtiand-pfate, Paliddifeeel. currla-miller. BANKRUPTS. ' - Janie, Dawson, of Tottingtoo, Bury, Lancaster, inn keeper, to surrender, Janu,ry 16, at bre, 17, and February 14, zt eleven, at the While !torse len, in Manchester. At tune. is, Mr. Wiglesworth, l:ray's•lnarnittare, LitIIZIAD; and .?.Ir. Parker, Bury, uhn Smith, of Nottingham, mercer, to surrender, January 0, it, ' and February 14, at one, at the Puceh-Lam I. in Ik. k- I ine, Nottingham. Atterness, Messrs liti t tsby and W i lls, Nottingham ; and Messrs. Boaters Auld 31aitia, Fiuttivars. JUN London. I:ICIDEND :. February!;. W. Hope, of Manchester, grocer, at three, at the t'omusercral tat., ILie.ehi stcr. January Ns William Cov. pertliteriit.• and James Waring, of nintit heater, inanufseturcrs, at three, at Ike Cuutturicial li.o. Muuchestei. Janus., :is. Jest ph IT hiteLead, of Manchester, eurdwainer, at three, at the IZuval Oak Inn, Manchester. February 14. John Pate, late ut Bury St. Edmund's, Suf. folk, money.terivencr, ut ten, at Guildhall, I-widow Fehruar . 14. Benjamin (Jetta and Ann Smith, of Basing. hall street, London, factors, at our, at Guildhall. January t 4. MOSCIi Joel, of t, Shoreihteh, Lon. dun, dealer in glass aud earthenware, at *wider, :A Guild. hall February i 4. Charles (:lover, of Allirrn.:rte...treet, iu the pariah of St. Gturee. Hanover.stioare, upliutar terer, at oac, at Guildhall, 1.0.1d0n Januar) in. Nicht.tas flurry and el.riainplier Hird of Liverpool, rnrivliants, at twelve, at the Grnigi: bat, Liverputil. Jaisai - 7. M Maui tuirperthwaite, of 014 liah.atrett, Lao. dust, grocer, at ten, at CI:RTIFICATL-4• N ea. Abraham Saandels, late of Tuttenhaut-ski li iaales#x, Lure alcr. MEETING OF CREDITORs AT GUILDHAIJ, I.s-MORKID , I Mal liu l'r CU4 George-sll 41. Put (Ulan-stilt so ss ine worchrot M - 2 IA PRICE OF nonce, YESTERDAY. 3 IF (*rot. Reduced 11 51i1: 4 twr Cent *liil Lung Annuities In I- tn , India Stuck l'Acheywr Bills a .•, 6 pent. Consuln fur _ T. FISH, Stockbroker, 4, Cunkbiii, and n, (banrg-u•rw. COURSE OF EXI Anistertirstn 33 6 2 U. Ditto at Sight 33 It Rotterdam c. f is 7 2 It. 11alulottrell 31 2 4111. Alton 3l 1 311.1. Yaria Ditto 2 Us 44 S Boarder: 951 d Cadiz hotrid 44 ieft ective 41 xlioru I;cts.t4 Su I.iv.Pir. Veniren lowf. I ..4.14.0a 6 P lll•urtu • lO Curl. P1V1.1.10111. l'ortugal Cold in Coin and Ilan I. s. d per .4 • U lkrubluuni. New• Dollars u 5 5 Siker in !Kars 0 .4 New (41 soh, 0 4. 44 Agit. 011 thr hawk ut 4-44 iwr • ill BTUS. On Saturday morning, at the Lance of Join f Truitt, the lady of Lient,Coloticl Vit ion, of th,: to Dragoons, ufa soh and heir. On the or December, at ittilverton, Becks, the I.a of the Ilion. and Rev. A. ll:Cathcart, of n dr ughter. On Ksturday, ilk Upper Guitford.strett, ale Lady of Ste• phew Gaselee, of a 'Laughter. At the Viscountess Strarqfoed's, Clifton, her Ladyship's sk.iryliter, the Hon. Mr, Eld, a a gen. At Greenock, oa the •ibtli dist. the Lady .r Ajar Cells, of Gerlatown, Durahsttlinshire, td a sea. NIAR R AGES. On Mon4ay lent, by the iteV. S. Stevens, nectar of I an ileweina:k, Lieut. Ilutoptairt,pf the Lizard signal stetion„ to 31in Chlictist.a Pe:dom., daughter of Mr. !fink:to', Surgeon of Falmouth; the Imirlegreour aged fifty, the luide Last itioruinr, at St. S-trionr'4, South.. ark, the Rev. Il . Harrison Cloptsin of that parish, to Min. Hunt, of tf alto place, Liltultetl3. . lately, at Braminster, Dorset, the Rev. William Rose Holden, A.M. Fellow of IVure,..sttr College, I:Word Unites, buy, to Miss Escli.igh, of Beaminater. On the otith ult. at tarp, Ayrshire, 'Moroi Bauiel ItPlane, of the Bengal Artillery, late Commoutilant of Fart .Niarlloutoehlt audits dependencies, to Mite ‘lamaret t, daughter of the late Mr. John Bunke ' of lt ilmarn.wk. tin Tue ,, tlay last, at Dale church, hem Salishoiy, by tks Ret. Thomas May, the lion. Dirneurnlw Pleydell-Bouserie„ to Mirs Limbs May, sceond 'laughter of the late Joseph Maw, Esq. of Hale. in Monday sc'unigbt, in 1)0)1in, by special license, by the Rte. A. Staples, John Coiruy, tory, to Miss, only child of Brigadier-General Fisher, Cow. unniddig Rawl Engineer I)EATIIS. oii Saturany Wanted, at Heverley, after astern Illness, , I.ientenneit-Colonel Hutchinson, of Wold Newton, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, and Major of the 36th lt. gintedt of loot, which regimens so gallantly distinguished itself at the liattle of Vimeira. He was an Officer tif great indusity and abilities, which ►e had shewn iu the districts where be hail been employed co the Staff; um was hr less esteemed thedomrstic eirclesof priVate life by every fritiiti lin•w him. Some years ago be married the eldest ihnteltier of 11. Osbalikston, Esq. of litniniaidiy, by whom he has lett oar daughter. He lived to finish a very neat house rod grounds in the village of %Vold Newton, and died as he bad courpleted a, verifying the words of time Satirist— We plan the edifice sad raise the pile, l'iimittilfol of the tomb which waits the while. Friday last, at her brother'i house in St. Jautes's-stteet, Bath, Mrs. Ana Stratton, aged; t. Her death was occasion ca by her clothes tibiae; fire the preceding night. On 3lunday, Mr. William Nunn, aged es, only inn of 11r. James Nunn, booksellei, of Great Queen•stiect, fields. (In Friday evening, the 3oth tilt, aged 61, Captain Julia Bouchier, linutenaut-Goicriaur of the Royal Hospital at Greenwich. Saturday se'nnight, at his house In Clifton, 'climes Rea dmit, 31. D. By his death Physic has lust one of her ablest prattitioners, and lithography of of her profoundest elm, Order. H:GH WATER, 'ERIS DAY, AT LONDuls;-8101)(.1 4 . S I Even SS.. win. aner SALE BY AUCTION. BOOKS. By Mr. RtCHARDSON, On the Premises, TO-MORROW, the sth of Jannarn, troy), at twelve o'Cluck, by order of the Executors 1 H remaining PROPERTY of Mr. JOHN SOTHEBY, deceased, late Bookseller, O. 9, Yorlt. street, Curcid-Garden, together with A FEW LOTS, the joint proprity of other l'ersime, iachnling, among ethers, equally valuable, Latham s Buda, to Yobs. Sue paper, bros. tnully coloured ; Buffets's Plaoches Vol*, tarp paper, highly coloured; Clarendon's Rebellion, 3 Vols. large paper ; ukeley's Itinerary, .2 Vote., Re To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday previa", to the Sole. Cataloeur" may be bad ea the remises ; and of Mr. Richaedsua, isiu. a t. Strand. - LONDON: Prtutel by O. L.) 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