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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.' 77 - .... * --.,--- rnr.TsmoUTH. LARCH is: Sailed the I•irtory, or Ino guns, Capt. Dumnresq, for the Downs ; iron& St. Ilelen's the .Safari, Lor I ,1. beatirleve ;al ie Mown:mar ; anti Btaki:, Capt. Corldnigton, wlnsti, put in there trues Ply mouth. Arrived the rkelit sloop, Capt. Buchanan, from her station ore the Start. The Victorious, of 73 guns..C.rpt. ILmontl, and', to.murrow fur the !loons. PLYMOUTH. MARCII 14. Sailed the Intelligent gnn-brig, Lii:ut. Tucker, on a crux ; and Vira:p), Captain Pittman, for Lisbon. This ntoriiing arrived the Contest gnu-Lei;, Lie u t. Gregory. She brings intelligauce of Sir J. l)uck worther 39 nation' being left off Cape Fittisterre. Came iii the Alarritt Curnsvallis, from Lisban, with wine, &c. She soiled on the fith Ult. IA I.IIOIITII, Mitit4ll 13. Arrived this day the Knipliansen gitiliat Guidu suehe, (apt. Sell.. 11111111Sti, • gton, forty days passage ; in let. 49, lon. I n.Sti, was brought-to by the French ketch privateer, dd mural Martin, of 14 gut's, from Romdcaitz, which Lad captured seven British verrratels, aurni(g which ' was the Gentian Packet, Capt. Foster, from Rio de Janeiro, sad wee pal t of the fleet under convoy of the Sitreeillatite. The German 1 1 «rket was captured the day previous; the 'Captain of which was put on board the Guidosnclse, and this day landed here; the remainder of the crew remain ou board, and are sent for Bayonne. 'Fite Ariatiral Martin is a floe vessel, about 160 tons, copper bottom, and sails remarkably well. When the Giiiiinmche left Wilmington, the embargo continued, and so parti cularly strict were the Americans, that they would not allow her sufficient provisions for the voyage. The Elizabeth packet, fur the Brazils, sails in the tnor ii itt g.--Wind East. DOVER. MARCH 13. This forenoon two . olfseers, who were taken in France a considerable tittle back, with Capt. Wright, (who *aslant! to hate 'wen executed as a spy) Lord ed here from Rolland, Icons while). place they had made their escape in n boat. There were two Dutch men beside, whom they haul compelled to come with them for assistance: the two Gentlemen set off im mediately for London. It is said then had learcely any thing with them to eat during their itassage, which, of course, was not long, the wind having been very favourable for theui. The transports, colliers, and (maestros, mentioned in my last to have put in wind'-bound, still remain, the wind continuing from die Eastward. In the Road., the Tr . .nopeure sloop of war, and Gallant gun-brig. DEA 1., MARCH 13. Remain in the Downs, the Agincourt, resent- Me, Plantagenet, Mars, Alfred,Centinir, Dertraelk, Clyde. Clio, E.aryalas, Illelynstene Cruces, Corife 4a, Skylark, nod Mariner; Haranorty, victualler; and several transports waiting for orders.—Wind Ni. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ivillEND, MARCH IS —.Sailed the (Zu het., Mold, fur the &wails ; Kara La. anon ; and Dart, "lt ard, (Jr Malta t Gettege. Muster, ix Heligoland; Concord, Cole ; and the Meg, Hallett, fur !Serf modlland. The Atlas, HILL, from Deiner,.ra, for Lasarlon was captured on the 36th January last, and cur, led into Dieppe. The Aliteigbk Betsey, GAMBIA. from Sieily, for Leith, is captured by a French privateer, and tarried into St. Mashies. Extract of a letter from Searliorough, dated on Saturday toe'nuiAlit Last night came him Scotch brig, of about 14u tons, from America, after a pas sage of 13 weeks, and having been eleven days without any provisions. The carpeuter;a yotteg mail. was dead, from Vatreme hunger and thirst ; and two were lost overboard its a gale of wind : the rest of the crew were unable to walk, except the Master, who jumped, with a sort of rapture. iota the pilot boat, but was unable for some time to wallow a morsel of food ; the others were left iii Filey Bay, and there are but faint hopes ente - tinned of tile lives of two of them. They killed their dog, which served them two days; his skin was lying in the cabin when she arrtved.— They caught mine mice, Ishich they oreedily de voured, with their skin and eland's! Just be fore they made the land, they. -had 'calmly. given themselves up to the will of !leaven ! The dead man was not thrown overboard ; ise, if ..hey had not made the land, he must have served them ris for further sustenance. We are happy to hear, the contagious fever, communicated to the North hails Militia, at Pendenuis Barracks, in Cornwall, has greatly abated. An order was recessral, a few days ago. to march such of the regiment as appeared 1111111 feeted, into quarters, at Falmouth, l'euryn, Red rneli, and Truro. Tint the neighbouring Magis bates, with a prompt regard for the public welfare, which does them infinite credit, remonstrated *against ail order, calculated to disseminate the con tagious throaghont the country ; and it has beets accordingly suspended, till further instructions ar rive from Gave tttttt ent. About to of the line awl militia have died of tills fever, and there are 1.30 now on the sick list. A large mastiff mad flog entered the nursery of Ali. SHADB, at the Alrbey-hill, Edinburgh, ou Fri day moraiiug, between live and six o'clock, and bit his dog in so drearifol a manner, that it was found sure essary to shoot tun immediately. The dog lin fatunately made his escape through the fields, by 'Tuesday last. a Gentleman, of about 40 years *hi, and weighing 17 stone weight, for a Ist of a rump and dozen, walked from the bottom of St. James's-square, Edinburgh, to the Queen's Ferry (a distance of full ten in live ttt itt ittes less cloth two hours. Some friends attempted to accompauy. him, but were obliged to built half way. Three men, of the names of Bottert4 Blatcktrell. and Pewter, charges! with obstructing in their du , tr, and firing upon, certain revenue officers, near the Land's-end, Cornwall, four or five yenra ago, were taken into custody ea Monday senni K tat, aaoci opareyed to prison, to answer for tiie Allies. A Mit named George, concerned in the sense affair, was executed 'mine dime ago, on the oath. we are told, of his ewit brother. . i . IRELAND. ATIArORD, MARCH 11. B anti one of his associates, after hating long elusikki the vigilance of the MagWtracy, have ut last Omen taken, cud lodged in Channel gaol. The following particulars have been cotninunituted .by d gentlemen who was present during the whole twinsacti iiii i and sissy be relied on as authentic : On Tuesday last Lord CAM received intimation, tleat Brennan and some of his party were ii the iiciiiity of Callir, and on Wednesday morniug his Lordship, attended by several gentlemen, and par ties of the Sligo Regiment, and the I Ith D►agoons, scoured the neighhourimr country. On searching a house, :11.10ilt a able and a half from Cali,. it C 111111641111011 of Brennan, e ly called The Ped lar, was discovered sit the chimney. Several shuts were exchuaged all both sides, but a shout doing any injury. The aitimaintion of The Pedlar was at length expended, and the blunderbuss I:hocked out of his hands, on which he gave himself sips u prisoner. The search alas continued bir some time about the house, and, on a soldier's freirst tidy ap plying his bayonet to some straw, Brennan I self started up, and was instantly *reared. lie received some wounds, but nut dangerous, from the bayo net. Soine of his arias, together with other arti, were found in the house ; and it appears, that he wit, in bed when the parties approached, mid that he immediately took refitge in the straw. This Clllllllllll illath long been theterror of exteusive district, and the country at large will feel a just and grateful esteem of Lord I . :dot's ac tive mild persevering exertions, by a Ilic!I his e. dations have been arrested, and the public seemed from his future aggressions. CLONMEI.I.. M tRCII R. On Monday last, Bremen* committed smother highway robbery on the very scene of sonu• 111 his former depredations. Mr. Fahy. of Cl°4lseess, gauger, with two other persons, wele in a chaise on their way to this town, and were stopped by Brew. nan and an associate, a little beyond Mr. Fahy Kay armed with a blunderbuss, in rx pectotiom of meeting with Brennan, and was deter mined to make resistance, and had actually pre sented and tussle sure AIM at BRM:Ill and his cont p:utioo, when Iris intention► were froistrattil by the auterpositiott mut al.tr,tl of his companions sit the carriage—so they were sill roldoil. On Monday last, the Min. Baron GRAHAM and the I loa. Mr. B non %Veva), opened the cous mission for laoldiug the assizes for the county of Berk*, at heading, when Ilicintrd Galbste4y, for stealing a In-owee gelding, the property of Mr. Jo st:Pit New, of Siviudon, %Veit', and George Wheeler. alias Hatton, for a burglary in the house of Mr. Jon v Pie toe, of Southemore, ere CAllit*lty coacict ed, and received oeuteuee of death.—Saeruel liar em ,Falters, for st-aling two pair of boots, the pro perty of Mr. W. 11 . 11.1.t5, of Newbury, and Wil liam Ashby Basltril, or stealing 'white.; articles from Witedsor Castle, acre sentenced to be traits pouted for seven years. Thursday se' '4 l it, at one o'clock in the morn ing, Pool-walk Mills, near Utley, Vorledene, oc cupied by Messrs. NicnotrAr and Co. were ea. tirely destroyed by fire. The damage sustained in the buil.fm_ot, and is paper, is insist serious. The cloth on the premises wa- -cried. The orrmerty ass tor the most part insured in the Itayal Escheatage, and other offices. The cause of the lire has cot been ascertained. The following melancholy accident occurred a few days since, in the vicinity of Cainotm, in the county Wexford :---Etew tan 1 2 Li y, stucco having left his lodgings early on Wednesday seer iught, in order to fircfi stone work for re gentleman in the neigh:wadi...l, was found dead on the side of the road, aimut I 1 o'clock same day. The body was lei,ied the following evening. The cir cumstances of sodden death and hasty interment having a suspicions appearance, a Magistrate or dercil the crrrpoe to be taken up. when it was found he hail turned in the coffin, and blest profusely out of the mouth awl nose. From the above circum stances it appears the nine had been buried alive. On Wednesday last, es number of maims at tacked the Lenore of 31r. MicHaa i. Fot.s;v, of Lutr dies, near lliallyneety, in the county of Limerick ; they first demanded his arms, which he refereed— Cleo fired sees'. Al shots tlermegle the windows, which were most spiritedly returned ; on finding Mr. F. and me determined oie resistance, the set fire to his house, which, wish his furni tare and every other article therein, was con mimed to a m,. This is the second attack inside on Mr. Foi.Ev„ within the last three months. A short time since, the house of Mr. WARD, peiblican, North Shields. was broken into, and robbed of plate and clothes to a large amount, with 161. in bunk notes, slid a frothier bah. This, and other daring robberies, haloes-if several trades- Ul4ll to form theernselier into patroles; a n d on Fri day morning, two suspreiour fellows and a woman were pursued to a house in Cuudeee-lane. One of the men escaped, but the other and the woman were taken. On going up stairs, hew feat= beds, several looking glasses, some tongues and hams, thirty bottler of wiiir. sword paper, new bed hangings, pieces of elegant forfeiture, broken up to burn, and part of a most beautiful dining table, .‘" . cost lifey ;venires, belowcing So Wakefield house, were found. Many of the articles, and a bag of pick lock keys, small saws, Ike. &e. were also discovered. The woman joie information of a joiner in Newcastle being comeected with' them, who was taken into custody. The thieves are un der exatninntion, and no doubt remains hot they are a breech of a desperate gang which infests Durham, Sunderland, Tyeleinoutle, Shields, and Gateshead. On Toesday night last, about eight o'clock, the paate-board manufactory of Mr. Jon* SMITH, at filauchenter, was discovered to be M tire ; but the progress of the fiames no rapid, that ao part of the stock nr utensils could he saved hoot the destructive rate c 5 of this element, though the most prompt assistance was afforded. We are however glad to ~tate, that :ft.• exertions of the lire awn and populace prevented the fire from comma- Meeting to the adjoining dwelling houses, which, horn being in immediate coutact with the ma nufactory, were exposed to the moo imminent danger. The Prudent, WIIITR. f1:002 Hull, for London, is lest of lionbrii Sand. (OVRPJNO. At the Earl of Bridgcwatci'e, oa I,iaghoe Hills, of the 17tti wct3l. LOST. 1. Mr. tieraiteles Pattie.... Mr. Feritior's Quick. S. Mr. FereelPs Spring.... Mr. Godridge's Lady. I. MC Grace's bait ..... Mr. Braulatuue Staut'a Hop. 4. Mr. Dysein's Needle Mr. %Violas Catch. (undecided) • Mi. "Furvey's Heil Dug... Mr. derauclea Peter. d. Mr. Ferni.o's Fame .... Mr. Vanderniettlen's Gipsey. 7. Mr. Griffin's Spring._ .. Mr. B. Stone's Highover. S. Mr. Fes 'a %%tot, ..... Mr. Farrell's Sweep. 9. Mr. Griffin's Nettle .... Mr. Femur's Purvis. to. MI Tiirecy's Black Mr. Lucas's Black and White. I. Mr. BliudelPs Spy Mr. Grace's Blue Dog. Id. Mr. Felinoi's Chance Mr. Fisher's Blossom. (tuidecoled) 13. Mr. NIT It. Mr. Coleman's Favourite Captain Parker's Nelson. I:. Mr. llopkuis's Heil.-- Mr. Ilard)'s Wick. id. Mr. Bresei's Durk Ned. Mr. Inherit:ll's Light Rid Suap. HAITI 13. D COURSI NG. Weiluestlay, the Ist lust. the but public coursing day fur *lir season took place in Hatfield Perk. There was a large tumentblage conip.i.ny, uud ►ome capital dugs produced to ran. itt Concur.—Mr. Ilates's dog Neel, and Mr. Frawley's Brindle 7 d short course, well run ; the hare beat. . . Marchioness of Salisbury's i3lus. mid Mr. hemlock's Red—lted dog killed. dd. Slaachioncss of Sa 'Eddy, and Rcr. Mr. kmics's Blossom—The bate twat. ath.•llr. Ihnee'sred and white bitch, and Mr. Archer's black and white—Started two hares; use escaped ; ito)cc's kilted Archers bare. sth. Marchioness of Salisbury's white bitch, and Rev. Mr. litates's brindle bitch—Prisidle bth. Mr. SCIIIDIVAM hate Jug rtttr, and Rea. Mr. lientees dot; for a lingc bet—titer killed. 7119. Mr. Butte's nd and white dog, and Mr. Arcling's black and *bite ditto—Au exctlktit run hat the hare best. stb. Mr. Vassiteruteldris' s white 114, and .Ir. Bolcc's baldßrindle —A course; bat the hare heat. olls Mr. Sereurk'. and Mr. Edenoodes ' , kite dug killed. It.tb. Seratkek's white dog Peter, and Rev. Mr. Ktatcs's briadte SURREY HARRIERS. Sioleay veiniest, the ../;th ult. the well-known pack of Bastion harriers threw LIT at Outwood Common ; fuuuw ouinwiimity, sod after a very good rue of now then an hoar and a hot f , io full cry, Lilted near Rua stow Park. Threw off again xi Borstow Lodge ground.; found a •portiog hue, Hid after soaking two pod rings core those deep Melo. sow, nod Visrot,;lt S o me Colima, (where there is a l a I, Norse), ras ring ed out, and made away for thitsessod headed :auk for Carrt's Wood; where, trying the co rer Cr some time, Souk straight user Weather Hill, for Red flail , .wrr the Copthorn swampy country : the hounds here comma to a check for a few minutes, gave time fur the *portant.° iii the rear to come up ;—essadc her off iu a gallant style, user Hell Wow, sway Holmes tlw covert, for iterauur,;...e. topplug tie. I.ICM made hedges, liLe a fox; was killed iu a rapitsi st,le, after a severe run of stem four bourn. Out at the large lieid of sportsmen, there were uul) live horse ouch iu at the death. rOI CHANC.—Vu the 4th iiistunt, the !moods of Mr. DANIaI. CUNDY, of Liwasiiiick, aiken nelled a tot in the parish of Nortliill, which was chased upwards •t* 30 miles, and killed iii the pa rish of St. near the river Fowey. W burst Replant was takilig from the earth, in the pre scoce of a great number of sportanien, the Cul' dial Mi d hotiiitle (then in view) after a 'wide abase, killed iniotlier fox on the opposite side of the ri ver, in St. Nog. highly gratified with the sports of the (1a . ., Indio imrtirii met and proceeded tout. Neot-church-town, where they &twist a convivial e Tuea Icy, the Sth instant, there was a Show of Fut Cattle, at the Fallen% Sticie:y's Alanufactary, upon the North Wall, nen, Dublin : there nem a considerable number of the Nobility, (Jr Intl, nod Amateurs present. The largest ox was one bred by Sir THuStAiGLEADows NEAVCOMEN, Hart. be lug above six c.-et high, and weighed, olive, twen ty hive hundred, two quarters, cud fourteen pi Is weight ; this (Ix was valued at seventy The largest min' exhibited was one bred by Mr. James Pio, and weighed six hundred and an The sheep exhibited were not of so large a size c. we have witnessed upon former occasions. The cattle 'were divided, Lind arranged in convenient. classes, a n d, independent of the exhibition of the cattle, it was truly gratifying to view the perfectio': to which the Fariniag Sneirty have brought the several implements of agriculture, which are now in great quantities at the above place. A week ago one Edward Cumin was appre hended in Carliale, on suspicion of being coa ct:lied in various felonies, and it appears upon in vestigation that he is one of the inost daring depie elators in the North, and lately concerned in seve ral burglaries in and near Moodie-liter. When ta ken he was on lam road to IrAand to dispose of nearly one thousand p I. worth of stolen goods. He was removed to Lancaster castle to be tried at the ensuing Assizes. The Reliance, IV lI.EIr, of Hull, for London, ril ed from Quebec out the 23d Nov. last; Old in her passage, our the 9th of December, encountered a severe 'annul from the W. N. W. verriiig round to the N. E. 'in which her stern post was started, her rimier torn away, and also her Miliship tim bers ; and the ehip incite so much water, iii despite of the pumps, that she became water-logged and-utterly 4.nruanagenhle. In this state, the crew because worn out with their exertions, they remained until the 15th of December, whet) they fortunately fell in with the Active, of Peter head, in lat. 41. 20. long. 42. 50. which took them on board. Owing to this inert:Esc of I:um bers, however, and the dreadful weather they e%tvirtetteetl, the whole crew were obliged to be pot upon short commons, and far five weeks their allowance was only a biscuit and a 'HIV, and about a pint of water each per day. ITuiler these dis tressing circumstances, all hope of escaping a mi serable death nearly vaidshed, and several of the crew drank salt wa'er out of desperation. Two of the people belonging to the Reliance died, and live or six of them went mail ; a shower of rain provi dentially falling, relieved distresses, and as sisted their recovery; and the wind coining fair, they reached Loch luvar, iu the Weatern High lands, on the 20th lilt. The Francis, APPIA NY, arrived at Scilly on the Itth inst. (rota Bermuda, prize to the Stei , fisart.— The (Vista, WCATIIERNCAD. from Surinam fur London, having thrown her guns overboard, and also part of her cargo, has arrived at the above place. The Good blew, Ltrcv at, train Liverpool for Lisbon, got on the Rocks on the 6th inst. and filled with water; the crew alai all I. he cargo saved except 40 casks. OXFOEI7.—Ms sem 12. Olsiroilmoday last the following Gouttouro were WWI. toll to Degrees Docrom to Dtot m trv—Rev. Francis 11leo4, S. D. et( Maidales•College, Quid Conspoontkr. Wadley°. tY Dt vs •t tv—Rev. Morrouttoke Hone, Mathes', M A. .ad titudirat Dirriatity. of IliNgeles Nf Arra' or Aare—Rev. Robert timely B. A. of Ballot College. The Rev. George Barnes, A. M. Tenor of Exeter College, his been ruminated hi the. Dean and Chapter to the rectory of Xt. Mary Major, Exeter, void by the death of the Rev, Mr. Prebendary Kitson. The Antliistiop of Canterbury has been pleased to ap point Mr. Christopher Hodgson, +Secretary to his Grace, in the stead of the lair Mr Dit•Les. MEETINGS OF , CREDITORS Al GUILDHALL, TO-11101111tOW •O. John Blyth, Bristol, merthant I. William IVatsou, Tuthill street, Westminster, linen dm per - 3 to Stephen Ele, late of Cannon-street-road, fusses g Andrew Deem., late of Stroud, limit, 3 Joint Scutt, Gray's-Mu-lam, builder - • 3 I Geaslle Itichards, Coro-hill, bookseller 3 I t Daniel Allen , Nevrgate•strect, shoemaker - - a William Smith, Mortara, Ilanipahlee, line ii.draper 9 i Jeliii Williams, Fr:church-street, Loislue, cheese monger - 9 II Thomas Dalton, Mit chum ,Sorry, shopkeeper 9 I • Beatjamie Nen port, Gill.street, Lime house, car - h ,. pos le r CI alledearA Henry Gibsoe, Windsor.plam, City-road, said Waif Beejmnsio, late of of the same place, jew ellers 9 111 William Bayley, Benham, F.asex, beet-Intilder s Lewis Hart. Watford, Herta, villt•throwater - 9 1 Henry Meseiu,WsUingferil, Berkshire, liamedraper gI t VIDEN 'Joke Priagrr, jna. Nlortlake, Surrey, tallow-ehandler to Joie Tensors', M Moo, near Graveseud, Reid, dealer mud elitism= tt CERTIFICATES. John Lomas the elder, ..f Leicester, woulatapler. Joseph Mikis* ortli Lomas, of Leicester, smoistspler. Jones Bractiug • of Newport; Isle of Heats, car penter. Gel/T.?. Stockwell, late of Sheerness, Heat, boat-builder. Joseph limit, of Ist, ca pool, Laberderher. .Georee trams,. ot hero ise (.mute Tryoo Orchard, late of Cuptnlntren-Ilinise, Islingtua, Middlesex Richard Smithson, Kingman'. soon. H -keeper. Mary Walked, of Old-strict, 1-. tie parish of Saiut Lake, Middlesex,. widow, soeis.hoiler. James Parke HILITeb4AI, - .4.lSaiut Ikea, Cumlwrland, cotton asanufar t iirer William Edwards, of Itriistbstreet, Rristol, cordwaiiier. Willbets Atkiiissi., of Manchester, shoe-dealer WIIII4IO ilatlaird Shaper, end Charles Insane, u. Brie tol, vitivigar.tuak Lts. PRICE or s (OCRS YESTE , tDAY. 3 per Ceni.Consola 5 per Cent. Nary lug.eriai 3 per Cents tido Ditto Annuities 7 9-ib Uwuium j Pers. Li.iia Bonds ls • prem. Exrheriner Rills Enelish Lottery Tickets 2a. Consuls fur T. BIM, Stockbroker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross. cfrAL-MARKFT, baaßeu 15. Ship* at Market. *dd. Price. 98.. Newcastle ..... •9.... ass. ad. a Sas. 6.1. 16 .. Suuderl aad i.. Cassel CUM BIRTH. The atli Uardniek-house, rear SedgeMlK that with of NI attire* it usiseU, fail. '4.P. off 011intkjer. RRIAG • On Monday we'imight, Joseph Fairman, Esq. of Thtrley- Hall, urur Bishop Steelton'. E -, ex, tat Miss E. I 'aughter uf Mr. J. Dolittle, of Sabato-place, bridgishire. Saturday last, at North Shields, Mr. Taylor, to MN to \1• firs, boili of I.at On Saturday led, at the Chapel, in Winelieeter-Hoose Chelsea, the Her. Charles Augustus North, third nuo of the Lord ttishop of Witicliester, to :Hiss Rachel Jarvis, seemed danghtrr .f Thomas Jarvis, Faq. decesked, late of Lever stoke-House, Hants. On Saturday se'unight, H. T. Celibates, Req. of Weston house, Norfolk. to Mary, only daughter of the late Win Bower, Esq. uue of His Majesty's Cornsel, awl Rscordci of Cheater. On Thursday, at amble, by the Hon and Rcy. '111•111111% Monroe, Roger Mari e, Esq. to Miss Cal ter, eldest of Edward Canter Esq. of Theaketun, and grand-daughter of the late John Carter, Fmq. of Beda.e. Seine day, at tValiefeld, %Valises Turner, Esq. of Wa lrus-it, near Duucaster, to Sophia, third daughter of the late Julio Foljainbe, Esq. of Rotl erhaze Saturday ae'naight, at G'ar.noire-church, Cork, 17 the Hon. sad Right Rey. die 1.. id Bishop of Cork and Rose, Horatio Townsend, of Firmoont, Esq Captain in the South Cork regiment, to Catharine Anna Maria, eldest daughter of Abraham Morris, of Diiiikt• tie, Egg. By special licease, in IL...court-street, Dahlia, by the Ran. Dionysiits Dowling, the Rev. J. Taylor, of Clifton, Miss Eliza Conan, youngest daughter of the Right Hon. the Master of tic Rolls. DEATHS. Oa Friday, at Chatham, of a typhus fever, brought on by viuktit earmon daring the retreat of our array tot:mamma, Lieut. Halifax, of the Royal Artillery Drive's.' 011 the the 9th ult. at Beaton, Northumberland, Min /t -onna& Bigge, South daughter of the late Thomas Chula* Bigge, Esq. of Bentou-House, in that county. On the lath u( October last. at Brwansta, at an advaneed age, James O'Cuni.ell, Coq. formerly resident, and possessed of considerable property in the reighbourhavil ut Glaston- Liiry, Somersetrisire. I.ately, at Ripon, Turks:Are, aged s 7, Samuel Coates, Esq. Senior Alderman and Father of !Lit Corporation, and a part ner in the Ripen. and Sidderdale lank. On Friday se'insight, at Cardigan, winch regretted by all her acquaintanev, Ann i.loyd , sister to the late Wafter I.lnyd, Esq. of ('oeihnorr, and to the prraeut Rev. 'Mosta* Lloyd, Rector of Lingo:diorite, in the comity of Cardigan, and Chaplain to his [loyal Ilighnem the Duke of Clarence. At Spott House, on the 211 iustunt, Lady Setup, relict of Sir Henry Scion, hart. of Abercera. On Friday crenin;, at his lodging iu Brighton, where be went foe the henefit of his health, Mr. Clarke, foamy years door-keeper of the House of Lords. He was takes very /II whilst at dinner rat Cuehaeld, uu bin way to Brightest us the preceding Sunday, hat arrived there its the evening of that day. The deceased was for advainzed in years. On Saturday last, Serjeant Abraham Nl•Crrw, of the lath Light Dragoons, who, after having tarred his tin aed country humidly and faithfully fur 3:1 years, 411 a victim to the typhus fever brought into the barracks nt Truro, is Cornwall, by a detachment of the loth Light Dragoons, flora Spain. Ile well boiled us Sunday seMaight with fiery military holunir, and attended to his grave by all the officers and turn of his regilllll.llt quartered at 'fi tiro. On the ath instant, Mrs. Rogers, wife of Capt. Roger`, of Auden tts - Ise, near 11.1,t0n, Conrail, daughter of the late Major Oldham, and niece to William Oldham, Eel. of I.eicester. At aisamel, Mr James Gordon, eldest son of Sir Rammer Gerdes, of that toms • HIGH WATER, THIS GAT , AT LON IX)H.HHUNIIIL Mara. sy.. —milt after .. 2 j E'en. 14 —Eli*. ilifter..3 LONDON: Printed lie G. I) AVIDSI/N, No 19, OW Roswell -court, Carey-street mid published at the CZIRer, No. 15, lark of St. Clinaignea Church, Strand, by .1. WHITE, of same place,—Ontrrs, /he for thie Paper. seat so the Delve ,(post paid!, sit! F.• duly attended in. . r