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,; i fnus Ar ST. JAMES'S PALACE. Varioos reports have :bee,' circulated respecting this unfortunate accident, as is genetelly the ease where the cause is sot clearly known. We have been itt coneideratile paint moil trouble to ascertain the origin, matt so far as information from the best 'sources eau be relied on, se believe the followime Indy be depended upon us facts Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge); apart. menu are under the Queen's private apartments in St. James's pokier. Hia /loyal Highness spent the evening at Lady Haggerstoo's, of Friday, end re ' turned home to his apartuieuts about two o'clock ; the porter, who was sitting up for him, hut s for some time previous to the Duke's return, perceiv ed a strong swell of tire, and, not being aide to dis cover from whence it proceeded, ahem the Duke came home, he cominuiticated to him his sus eicions that some part of the Palau e near his apart tends was on tiro. The Duke agreeing with the eiorter, from the sulphtivetitie smell, proceeded to :examine his apartnients, but could not perceive e4v:l;iing that hurl the least aßpearitnee of fire. Ile th4eiiire stela out into the Pal:tee-yard, and from thimee into the Yeomen's guitrd-elnienber, a Inch eomonnisted a fall view of the premise* over his etinirtmente, end hr discovered the flames arisiiiie teraiteh a wiaduw ; his Royal Highness in coasenisenee glee notice to the gamete and or dered the drummers to beat an alarm to anus.— This notice roused all those in and about the Pa-. leer. It has twee reported, that the tire broke out in the bed-room of as servant of Miss Rice, one of the assistalteelressere to tier Majeety ; but there is every reason to believe it is without any foundution. The young woman alluded to, it appears, was to have gone to IVindeor on Friday, ' but ini ace-emit of the Royal Family removing to Windec. oii that day, she COlllll WA procure a -„. piece iu any of the coasiee ; she, therefore. took a place to go by one of the Saturday's roaches.— Although sour doubts were entertained, on Sider day nearing, respecting the safety of this young womao, we betkve untie mimeo sloe, as it is as certained that she was burnt to her lied, in a room its the Queeo's private apartmeots. Its-ports never lose by circulating, and AIM; Rice'e etevatit le mg bode, wee et/everted iittn Miss Rice; thi3 erro neous, though distressing account, reiteheii her father, Mr. Rice, who is one of the Clerks of His Muyeety's kitchen. et %Indio; ; he Liebe shanty set uhf to Louden, in flue greetest agi tation of I insiteimilite, but, on his arrival, to his great CC:ltatittlfel taittlrvet, he found his daughter perirefily - ' , life, she having spent the even ing, awl slept at the apartments of Mr. %%atria, in St. James's. Palace. No tidings could be learned of the servant ; the only' Itemised that could be obtained of her was from Mrs. Ellis, a servant to Mrs. Kruairlenbargh, the necessary wo. man to the Kite's ;mei entails, who said she drank tea with her, and, elsoyit ten o'clisek, it brine her intention to get ue tarty , she went to bed, and took a piece or candle with her, about three ice his long, to lielit her to Lei). Mrs. Ellis slrot to a room near her's, they were both near the Kitig's beck stairs, and a hell the was awaked w nth the alarm bf fire, she went the Toting women's bed-teen to alarm her, the Atter of` which was unfortunately locked, and else, could make no impression upon her to awake her; she haring two children with her, was tearful of then; and her being sediseated with the smoke ; and seeing the flames coming up the stair-case, she, with the childrele amide lam escape out of a window 1111011 some leads, so that we fear there is no doubt but the young woman pe rished. The cause, or Ly what accident the fise remains a matter of' doubt; but it is eertsin, that it broke out on or near the Kiug's back stairs. There are several excellent engines kept in the aid in very good crate, Cut e upon this, as well as all billed:a occasions, great r.otifusion in getting them to work, which wits coo siderahly heightened bt- the testa or water. although some excelleia repd./nous have been adopted lay order or ti n ' Lord Chamberlain, and executed by the Heard of Works, by sinking a till- large well, to guard monist tire, which would have afforded en spriest iisexheustible supply of aster ; hut un fortunately the water plies "telltale to it could not be found its die gerden, the eroded being covered with snow, cud the Mats who was the lehourer io 116 , 4 of the tirlie the works were executer' having been sinee dismissed from his saliatimi. The man, however, on hesri.ig of the fire, area is. the l'alsee, but the soldiers ;timid nut for s :me t yet hint o in, tell the Duke of Ceialeidee was ittfortiit:ll of his being in the Perk hetet .•u, ee et s tied eight Wt.:leek ; hie Royal I hail semi whey a plentiful ineptly of water was r.-inured for a great dumber of t lasuraertrollicee' clime to work. Tin this time water was !asented trim the Canal, by means of several engines being ete tioned within a short distance of eireb ether. The soldiers on defy, as well as the firemen, as they twelves', were eninloyed in 'Saving the furniture in Cie Palace, I other property. Toe whole of the Duke of Cambridge's property, with the exceptive) of some wine ausl liquors, was saved ; it wil► taken into the gimlet; adjoining the Pie:, where it re mained till about dole., o'clock on Saturday, when, the Are being considered as got wrier. it was titteoved into the Ball-room gad brood Council t 'b:.mber. 'lts Hoye' Highness and his household have re moved into the Quectie Palace. The glasses, ta retry, mini ether furniture, were oleo removed from the Garthei hack to the Palace ; in doing whirh, we ere envy to say, one of the plumes, slatted at 1501. was, by aceideut, brnken to pieces. The Kilmer meld Queen's footinee's rooms are buret; one of the King's and one of the Queen's beer lost considerable property, which will be felt as a great loSs to them. The Armoury was is-inners! from the Armoury room to the Palmer-yard, amp is all safe. The whole of the Queen's private apartitsrets; the [hake Cam"iridge'l, laid the apartments of two ot 'lie Majoity's pages,w vroust4invit very considerable Imre *ire emeenned. Miss B. Planta% an d other apart mente :are elan destroyed... The DuteliCimpel, nearly under the Arsurity-room, has sustaiued coeiseler able injury. Time fire r7cte;leoled u tiir King's Clo set. which is eitthely .cousumed, as is an adjoiulug remise where it cvseed. Jima Maj.:dyer stave bed eturuber is not injured by the lira, nor is the state IL I t 1L it bed. The ettetit of the fire on the Queen's side of the Palace,is to the Queen's Presence-c hamber,and adjoining to the Yeomen's Cmard-chamber, so that we are extremely hippy to say, all that matchless suite of rooms Mr holding it Court, is not injured, except the King's Closet. A man servant of Miss R. Planta WWI nearly suf focated; he is now recovering. Mrs. Theicicle, her Majesty's wardrobe woman, who resides in the Queen's Palace, was knocked up, and she, with the assistance of her husband, was so fortunate as to SaVI! all Her Majesty's Court Wardrobe. The Dukes of •Vork, Cumberland, and Cam bridge,were about the Palace the whole time of the lire, and the Duchess of York was nearly out all the tune with them, leaning upon the Duke of Cambridge's arm, walking in the Park and about the Palace ; the Royal Duke frequently urged her Royal Highness to retire to her house, but she dr ain-1i d, saying she should he miserable if she were in the house. We are happy to say her Royal Highness sustained no materiel injury, as she was well enough to go to Oatlands yesterday to dinner. About seven o'clock the Duke of York sent oft an express to His Majesty, at Windsor, informing . him of the catastrophe. Ilia Majesty, in conse quence, sent Colonel Taylor to London, to ascer tain the particulars. The Colonel, after his arrival, nod learning every particular, returned to Wi:Asor in the eve g, to satisfy the minds of their Majes ties and thu Princesses. IV.4rA L NTE f.LIG ENCL. essoirsvoirrn, Jon. 201 Not arri%ed or soiled this dry.—Wind E.S.E.' with thick tog. rt.vmouTlN JAL 19. Arrived the Tribune. 36 guns, Capt. Reynolds ; and the Betsey tinter, from the Channel fleet. Come in tite.leplinte transport, Captain Evans, (rue' Lizisun and Qniberwa ; 'die left the fonnir place on the oth of December, in contrary with 28 other transports, with Frcucit troops on board, moiler convoy of the and on the oth inst. met with a violent gale, which dispensed them. Two transports marked L. K. and J. H. are said in have taiandered. The Peke of Clarence and tyro ether transports are on shore in a small creek , id- Quiherms Bay, and many othem orm s omipmalVtrf be on shore, only nine being accounted fur.. COI RT MARTIAL. Oa Taarday list. a Court Martial was held on bsia.ti. Ai Salleattbr del .iluntle,in I-lamoaze, for the trial of Serjeant Tliumas Limes, of the Royal 31a. riots, belonging to Iles Majesty's ship Lyra, for drunkenness, ;insolence, and attempting a dis graceful crime. The Court having btordalut evi dence is support of the charges, as well it what the i'rirower had . to offer in his defence, and very ma turely and deliberately weighed and Considered the same. were of opinion that the ,ebarges were fully proved against the Prisoner. and ad judged the said Thomas Lieves to lie resturcd to a private, millet of all his pay, arid to receive 400 lasibes through the fleet. 'rise Court then proceeded to the trial of Janus Norris. private tuarine of the same ship, for 111!- Klect of duty ; and having heard the evidence sapport of the charge, as well us what the Pli it'. r offered in his defence, the Court was of of • • that the charge was proved ; and in con sequence thereof, and tio consideration of circitiu stauci sentenced the said James Moths is be othaenislied. IPALMMJTII, JAN. 18. Arrived the Cadmus, with it fleet of transports front Plymouth ; and the Minima' brig riOrnion, Lulling, from Tclierille for London ; sire was ow trim; out the nth by a French brig privatter, and retaken cm the 15th he the Foxhound. • Th., Tawas:wool Packet broke from her moorings last night, snit went on Shure. butt is expected to be got off with little damage.—Wind N.E. DE•I., JAN. 20. Sailed the Blake to the westward.—Wititl NAV.. IRELAND. DUBLIN. J4ll. 17. The Solicitor-Gieneral and Mr. Serjeunt Moore have arri‘ ell at Listieriek, *lsere the Comirsisoian was opened yeaterday. Mr. Serjesust M•Mahon wus alms expected thcre. The Lord I asutersaut basiseco pleased to appoiut !lobed Richard's. to the Iturrister'a chair oldie tauaty of Wexford, D. T. Dultigg, Ea.+ having tesigatal. LI MICRICII, JAN. IS. Last night the house of John Murphy, at Trough, county of Clare, was broken °pen by u set of law less wiser/I'6db who feloniously- and forcihlv took his 'sister, with an intert to wake her the wife of IP hoseray, of hallysituom et OnlaCL, On iilitimlay night last, a party of notori from the usighhourlioral of the Spa, in the suburb, of this town, set otr fur the nvowed pur pose of carrying otr by force the 'laughter of a far mer liviug at Iliathcormilek, in the county of Wai• tertord. They accordingly proceeded in the usual manner, and attsekell the house, but were 60 warmly tree:wed by the tinnily within, who were well armed, that they were olsliged to make a pre cipitate retreat. flu Thorsday night, a most daring attack was made on the house of a respectable farmer, unwed 11.iiimagan, who lives at Coolsooyne, mar Frthard, to this county. liannagatio daughter had brew married that evening, h ial, as is usaual on such oe easiosassaa great number of his blends and neigh bours were ins eted, when in the midst of their enter tainment the house %lib suddenly surrounded by party of near tin on horseback, and all armed, who cletuninled rat...once; this beitag refused, they Mime 'l:4ton commeneed tiriag in at the doors and win dows; the lire was returned from within by Jaunts Scully, Esq. of Ttail:nu 'Me, (who was one of the guests, und who, fr' the state of the country, had brought It ruse of pistols, and *woe annuanition with hina,) awl it is supposed with erect, as on' 111411 was amen : to nili rm.. hie horse, and oar of tha leaders a' as heard to give orders to have the dew! 'mil.; removed. Tie: li.ading a resist ance to their &slips, quid. v elevaraped, fortu nately without &Avg any injury. It is supposed they anteroled to carry otisonu. youivx ivonien, re latives it 1.1411161:11p:1, who bade some tort unit. • FROM SATURDAY Alcurs GAZETTE. A diuratty-0/ke, Jo*. it , 1609. Beat... Admiral D'Auvermie, Priar:!..if Bundlig, has trans mitted to the Flottuurahle IVilliatit Wellesley Pole a letter from Captain Pringle, of Ilia Majtsity's Sloop Sparrowhauk, dated oil Cherhuurg the 13th instant, giving an aceimist of bis having, that day, raptured the Freueli Privateer Cutter L'Eaprraare, of fourteen yrons and fifty mit men Captain lECuitivr, Commander of Ilia Majesty's Sloop the T ed Elwin, has tnnemitte•i to the lloitiaral;le Wellesley Pole a c. , py of a lett"e addressed II I. int to Vier- Admiral Sir James Sausuarez, giving an account of his Lav ing, on the 17th December, raptured the General Rapp, French Privateer Brig, of eight guns and fart) -utsti taco, which bad left Dentate the evening before. MILI'PARY PROMOTIONS. Wnr•ATee, Jifiropt.;? .11, 1.09 Royal Regiment of lionac Goan's—lulu' Rot k flitWtoulen, Gcut. to be Corset, by pureba►e, vice Richaid.un, trio. muted. • 34th legimest of root—Cuptoiu Henry Robed.. to be 'ln k,: without purchase, vice reowif k, pimuutmt. 73d ihttu—Captaiu t;eurge Atexandur Gordon to be Major, without purchase. PARTIN nr.stiirs James Hone; and homes Gardner, of Forney, plotters. DIX. 31, 11,109. William Stevetis sad James Shears, Kingston-upon-1 brutes, ey, sred.erashers. Der. 100$ A .I.itou %%eight am: J. Chippinedale, jun. coal merchants, Rhickwall, Middlesex. Rec. at, 11108. Drake, Jacob Boomer, mid JOllll Oxley, dealers hi wine, Itutherham, York, Jar. is, 1009. Robert Waylcn the yuudger, and John Kr:Wreck, Loth of Devizes, Wilts, elutt• ta. Ike. 31, 111:41. John :lad James Yarding, of Ludlow, Salop, glirt cis. Jan. 5, 109. • • Samuel Aahton, and !teary rielding, of Salford, Lancaster, dyers. Jan. 13, isop. John Skeen and John Whitehead, of Greenwich, coal men:hints. Dec. 13, 1309. Robert Daft and John Straw, Nuttio;hans, stoue•masono. April 1, loofa. John and Francis Johnson, of Red-trues-street, Southwark. Jas. 1, avg. Julia Leigh and Richard Waller, of t'oventry, silk m:rru. fateturers. Dec. Si, 1005. John Cutviu and James Graham, of Liverpool. Dee, as, 1565. Peter Dobree and Frederick de Lisle, of Graeccburch street, taisidtm, haberdasher'. I ree. 31, lets. Grath V, Miami awl L. Williams, of Itose',•latewly, R0w...11-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, kid and lanai rkm di rawer*. Now. 1, IsBo. . Martin floe and William Rue, of Nottingham, hosirrs. March 1, 1405. John Thome, Matthew ['anew, Matthew Schlegel, Mich. Lacher, Denti' Italics ' and Frediusurl Fri-enemy, of Man chester, and Liverpool. clock-make, a. Jan. *, George Mower, Robert Balary, and George IlsiT.hatro, of IMaiuticet 4111-Raiats, in Lincolushile, twirlers. Dr.: .1, 1,043 Henry Clarkson awl Itubert Smith, of Liverpool, porter deniers. Jane do, loon. • Peter Damn and William Bacon, of Whiitrbaveu, Cum berland, mercers. Jan. 12, 11333 Levi Michael, Jacob Michael, Michael Michael, and Frau cis 'Michael, of BIMINI'S. Glamorgan ' silversmiths, as far as Mates to the said Michael Michael and rraucto Michael. Sept. I, lour. PA N BBC PTS. John Johnson, of the psrash of Clifton, Gloucester, coach. maker, to surrender, February 6,7, and Mania 4, at elevea, at the kunnner Tavern, All Saints'. blue Bristol. Alto. :ley', Mr. Edward Bin, Hatton-garden, London ; and Mr. Ito!urt Pegg, St. Seepleemvtreet, Bristol. Simeon Etty, of Oxford, winonierehant, to currender, January ,17, 28, and Merril 4, at eleven, at the house of Ben jamin Cosier, the Twin Hall, Clafonl. Attumier, Taunton (~.turd; anal Mr Juba Nlintervrßow-hine, side, Lo ndon. Llizabetla Browne., 441.ne1-wool, tea dealer, to surrender, Fchrwary 13, 14, and March 4, at seven, at the Star cud Gat , ter, Paradist , st.eet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Bluckvtork, St. Mildreds-eourt, Nastily, I.onduray and Mr. James 'Morrow, l'uradise-street, Liverpool. Mat.barl Jacob, of Berner-street, Commercial-Rold, 31i4- Wawa, dealer iu foreign spirits, to surrender, January 24, February 7, and March a, at twelve, L.t GuiJdh.tl, Lwoluer Attarney, Mr John Lyon, Somerset-strevi, Chriitopher Talbot, now or late of Ed;ware-flout, diem:, tailor, to surrender, January ma, February 3, at eleven, and 31arcb 4, at he,, at Cu:Wheal, London. At torneys, Messrs. Dawson and Wrattolaw, Vferwack-street, Golden-squarc. Joshua Smith, fate of Evesbam, iVoreester, innholder, to surrender, January 24,15, at eleven, and March 4, at twelve, at the Farrier's Arms Inn, .Dreshato. Attorney, Mr. Boas field, Itomenc-rtreet, Fleet-street, London. Edmond Jenkins, of Bath ' vietnaller, to surrender, Fe bruary .1, 4, ut eleven ' aid Mettle 4, at tire, at the Old Pvek.llurve, near St. iielearl's (laurel', Bath. Attorneys, Mr. ion, Funtival's !nu; and ttr. Robert Clarke, Bath. Hester Davis. of tt.ariaiinoter, 'l% ilts, grocer, to su rrender, Fahremey ta, 7, aid 'March a, at eleven, at the Anzel I Warminster. Attorneys, Messes. Davies and Davies, War urruste r sat 'dr. I tar ies, of i..,thi.urv, Loudon. Sarah Molimi, of Southampton, Dante, milliner, to stir. terrier Ja;tuary February mid Ma eh A, at use, at Guildh . -411, London. Attorney, 2111. Thomas Malone, Smart Mi. haers Church-yard, Cutlass:a Ita ttttt el Davies sod Peter Dasl , s, of Drayton in Dales, Salop, !makers, to surrender, Frinuary 13, la, and Masai. 4, at sieves, ~t the Talhot Inn, it, Dray t..a in licks. At torney, Mr. Juhu lititterten, Market Drayton, Shropshire. DIVIDENDS. January Elijah Julinson,o;Blevding-liart-yaril, Charles storct, Hat ti.n.carina, in the pariah ut St. Audreiv, if ot hurl., Middlesex, rabinet-utaker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March tt. VOlllinm Irani, of East Grinsatead, Stigma, breeches. maker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Looduu. Felnuary in. Julio Fletcher Curtis, of the Minurwa, Lon don, linen-draper, ut eleven, at Guildhall. February 7. Thema" 'bemires and Michael lorste.,. ldtchtirld.street, Soho, Sloalltsex, tavermlicepera, at tea, at Gudoluill, Loudon. February Ir. George Sfadeley, of Ashttd, in the parish of Aston, Warwick, ehiliagamiufactiarrr, at eleven, at the Colon Tartu t, Birmiughatn. February la. Walley n Sliephearit, of Boswell. court, Carey street, Middleton, muney.scrivraer, at twelve, at Guild hall, Loudon. February ia. George Sterdman and Jahn M'Lean, uf Lamb street, la the parish of Chriittli arch, 31 idilitaim, pi.t•at or nierthaats, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon,. February , za. Juerph Dean, of Wationg.street, Lomit', wholesale lima draper, at twelve, at Guildhall March t. Robert Marl., ut L..nraster, outrebant, at twelve, at the Commercial tun, Laoc-ister. February 13. Gregory llintssenth, of Beverly, k, dri per, at eleveu, at the Wlat.- ili./111 tun, Leeds Frtiruary 9 William Sanwa, late of liiaitehareu, loud, Witte merchant, at eleven, at the Black 1.1.::1 luu, V. bitelisveu F. brassy ii. James Wood, of Midfield., liaises, tit t - .iellcr, at libelee, at the Star Inn, lea ai, February it. George A amnia*. ot Bristol, scrivener, at etrreu, at the Bush aver'', Bondi& March 14. Julia+ Owen Peer, late of Suffolk-lobe. Luadan, itrauranes-brolter, at almost. at Guildhall. March 14. Jahn 'Owen ran ard74ura. Clare Patrick, late uf Suffriklane, Loado:.„ inatirsoce•Lroker, at eliteu, at Guildhall. Februsry Ix. lidton and Julio Jneltna, talc of tbdue,l.fisad, Middlesex, lirri.-di.tve,x, .1t tea, at Guild hall, Landvit. Felanai) 1:4 IX titian.* G A ile) the v. , n0.--r, t;rame and John t'hxls: of J. llre)'s sqn , Laudon, mer chants, at tea, at l;sttidh> 11. Fehr ury u. V;l{l:44lA Oph, the yougyee, sad Juhu Chal mers of Jeffrey's-1'6.0v, Locti.r.t, tut:rat:lt:es, at tea, at • • Famcaty la. Williata•NiTry ibc ,T•slasair e of ieerefe. aquarej.outloa, martbafit, at ten, at guildhall. Et•brucry.l a. George Mytue. of Jeffrey's•aquare, London, pacit.Ear.t, at tea, at (ath:Lail. CERTIrteATES , --Fratta AltY It. Ilrary Garton, Lt of Nottingham; boll,r. Thou[ nt Varnaa, rf •IrellinUutt, Mithttrilex, 111)1111er. Puruul:, or the pari.b ut Saiut Awarti, t'ura -4111, MCre. MEETINGS OF CREMTOCS T t,l: I LOHALL, TO-91 011E01V . r. Thwaa Morse, ursoa- di fl.'tt, Cheapide, London, factor t - $ Franriq J . Ruual.tane, London, merchant - I"..tit Clapham, Sal ry, et‘at n toaster 3 11 Itohn.aun, braaham, Suffolk. shne.maker 3 1 51tallioer 1:lokop. Rebell Bishop, and %Vat. UlOl6ll/, noo. or Wt. anintltridge, wo,rileir..!rno r 0 - 313 Samuel Ilaa..rth Alachua is. lane, Laaton, broker a I I William John Holum.. Kui;ht, Church-r...n, biting. IJO, 11..0rAncr•lo.0Lir - JlO Saiourl!....tolisrua It.ol Shades Chiprbasc,Brcant-atrcct, Lontlsm, sok-merrcra - - - 1 - ;iCust, Litt ufl.•:3llenhall-gtrect, Loadtm, fits- DIU DF.N uR John Greenwood and %%Idiom ::ronaldi, Old Bond- 2 11 Itsckur- btecet, auctioneers (:re: t nail% Mi.kliesex, thnlJer - Jabu heaui.o§,sco. nud Jubn 6t:111404, jllll. S:Cbulss buu brokers Hartit•y-r isv, near liartfortittwiti‘rk coacti.eAskt-r a' • - WI". kliAlus ick 0:11vir, Minority, l'Ai,lon, tirtruist TiIuCUU. k , Kent, curii-ttrykr J omit* 1 Iwar.l Furl , Colgtoan•street-builtlings, Lot:- duo, fact...r Mules J. I, 11.6-1.-stract, Simitltch, Lun4uc, dealer iu glass - 13 e FAT I FIXATE. .1 brAsain Saunders, late of TufAelikfteMereet, Mide.lest 11.,1 se tier. PRICE OF STOCK*, SATURDAY. 3 per Cc(lt. nethICCII 3 per Cent. CO030:4 ' 'h ill 61i 4 per 4r...it 5 per rent. Nary ...... .... -97 . I.tig Anuniatte IS 1-Idilli . .; I tJperial 3 per ('cut. 64 1111iwnal A 01,61648 . ...... .. • .• • • • • 71 I ri‘li :. pal' brut • 9 5 1, I hitmosou - 4, 111, Ithita Sock ' . 'stilt . I:m•lieqvier Bilk l9 14 lire*. 1.:11,:65h Loitery Tickets Jfl 14.14.• Cut.a.A l'ur 4l • T. 1114 H, St.withroker, 4,C.4;111ii, 3,1.: .., 0,16111; ~ t....a. • . 1:11C111. At Madeira. en the tatls Lkeritt!wr, i I.olf or the rii,ht floe. Geuric Kim:, sea to Vireouat sort: flaw!, of a .I.ot It r. MARRI AGE. Thursday week, at York, Wit haw OhlGeld. ri g t,, Ann Tank.' Wawa, second daug Ater ut Alan/lan );., ut Turk. EATIIS. On Monthly seitallebt, ag.d Wu Waddiegiun, cl.'.. it daughter of J. Wadding ton, Hen .of Stapleford, r ehire, and niece to the late Ker. l'tchard Waddington, ft:c lot ui Cattruitialt. Ou Friday ruing. at lath, sinivasall% lamented, IIM:11, the youngest sou car . Me). her, at now IleavW office, in that city. Sunday se'imight, In St Gilea's, in the 72d year of his age, Mr. John Studdart,coach-inalur t 3 his ltuyal l!i‘linext the Duke of ti:ulicieter. lie served the AMC aif -fttif of :Nor 1104d'', liY4fri;• - IYintrtiftlaii, W at f IMPltoliert Spencer's, Woollierliee , , in Sussex, after an Mimeo of f air Maya, riiiight Olt by a cold that had been on bins some time, Sr Fruicis Vincent, Bart. in t h e gath year of hi , . age. ' At her tweet tea Georgrsoitreet, Limirick, at four o'clock, all the morning at wed.;,,i., ) last, in the yenr of her agr, Mn. O'Grady, relict of the late Darby O'Grady, of Monet. Prospect, is that county, E.vq. and mother to the Hight Una. the Lord Chief iu Ireland. latt-ly, at lilmfiel 1, the youngest son of Cul. Childers, of Caudell, near 'Doncaster. On the 23d of December last, at limitingdun, deeply la ; mented by hie surviving relatives, and mertlat-1 by au ex tensive circle of friends and acganintaure, Captain Thomas Stephenson, of the Royat Navy, in the 5aJ star of his site, and heather of Dr. Stephenson, of the Royal Hospital, IGH WATA:I4, TAILS DAY, AT La Mens43,...esee. Aar.. 6 j evep 14. TO irtERCHASTS, BANKERS, BROKERS:, AM/ OTIII:ItS.—CA VITAL It DENC ba AND tn.* F THROGMORTON-S'l'R • Hy Messes. witcs.r.tml.tv an.l SON, At Gerraways, on TUESDAY', t, at twrave o'clock, in two Lots, by Order of the, Assignees to . Messrs. WOO' and Nishett, • ril,tE very deNinthle LEASEIIOL II PRE , ML ES , NV. 3d, Throglauctun.strect, lately replaced and to, f al a very considerable expense, and of wh:eli Early poaliessium will be ;wen y comprising o ramie}, mann uiciat, sad airy Dwellin{l-house, wit} 61sitairle apartialanti fur the accommodation of a grim el tamilv , a watt .4 offices or colionngthouses, well nalatoral for a Banker, Merchant, Professional tlentlessise, Broker, or uttwrs requiring a situs tiou contiguous to the Royal Exch.roge Hank, Stack Ex change, South Seal...low, or Excise Onice. Held of t'. Clot ia-win kers' Compaiay, at a tee, low axed. Also the Lease of two Mimes, and a warehouse, No. I, Augei-court, Throg ; murtou.street. The Premises may be viewed by tickets only, which, with descriptive particu:ara, may by bad of Hews Wiustatitel and Sun, Paternusta.r-row. Ph:skean may be id:cease had of Messrs Smith sod 'raison, nolacitans, Cleapter-house, St. Paul's Church-surd i and at f;urrawa)*s. In • lbw Oar aiturrar.!a will be sold, the elegant House huld Eurtailur.:, Plate, Liuen, Chita, Hanes, tied ether }af fects. STA M FOIL D-1111.. L.--0031 FOATABLE RESIDE N C COACII-IItrUSE, ST.LBLING, OFFICEIIe, AND LARGO': WALLED GARDEN. be Mews. WINSTANLEY sad SON, At Gallaway's, ti , l TUESDAY, Jan. sa, at twelve o'cleek, by Order of the Assiguem, 4'FRY pleasant, cheerful, subifsteitl / lrld ELIA NG-lIDUSE, sr,tb attached sod &maul ()Aces; walled Darden, and Fore-Cosi t, eligibly •itnated, og that much.o.liniresi spat, the West-side of Stamford-b.ll, 11. ire miles Awn Shorettitch Church, the residence of Mr. Thcluct Nielartt. The Premises see is very com plete repair, ninth ettc , l np, and comprise wren good beds fuJlll4, with satiable drassimprosons • maniermas closets, hatchway waning...own, dining-park ; sr, iry, water closets, hall, kitchen, reullery, "charmer, ins every *the( I c.i si.att deicestie iutrommustatiou, web %applied with water. The E.Or..itu of productive, tt,e nearhsourlicuil social and re, sprctahle, and mirk pcsartaion may he bad. To signed Ivy ticket* only, +h.. It, *sib minted parti cular., may be bad of Messrs. ifinatalley and Soo, Pater tister-rusr. Particulars oily be likeirisr had of Mess.a. Smith sad Tilos), Sulteit.rrs, Cliapteilionse, St. Poore Church-yard told at Coirawsks. In a sleet time aftu i. , It wll Le soli, the nest mid ex cellent Iturmabold Turnitser, 5.01 ontwes .angers Plate,. Table said China ' !Inilyi.s, nod Sherry; as irk matt tnnol , i.n 11.:4. u, and henna , a pedal harp, an upright grand plas.o.itri-, seal (Ater efie,ta. _ . route 1)111b1. 1 1N, No 19, 04 BID^Wr it. yowl, Caw el•strt•tt, acd poblohed at tb• ttffice, flak of lit. elswories .:Lvrh, Stnwf, is J. • Wiljtr., of smile 1.1.1.-c —Onsets, OA'. AVf this Paper, seat to gibe °Nee, ;punt will ist dais &undid a. F