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1 • '_--.. '. MIL....•••••• L INTELLICE:ME. eJMYOIII94II4, 11 lY 21. Arrived the •Teosinarnid, with favdurable dis patches from America ; the Hawke brig, with dis patches from the West [tidies; liy.her we Irani that one of the French lino of battle ships, in attempt- lug to escape not of 111 Salutes, was captured by the Pamper, of so 7111111; the French ship wus full of soldiers.—Wind W.S.W. PLYSIOUT:I, M %If 20. His Meirtity's ship Eidrstiom arrived here last night, With u tine Freud* %Vest Judi:Li:23n, taken out of the harbour of Calamities, on the enlist of Galicia . , by a detachment .•f seamen mid marines, sent over laud from Corcuision to reconnoitre a force of the enemy in that part. Several smaller vessels ftdi into the hands of the Endgotion's patty by the retreat of the Freneli division front that place. The Eraymiurilut, NW, been actively em ployed in co-ma :ming with the Spanish Patriots noinsit tlia cool ttttt is enemy, who, though from their the advantage even superioi• yet from losses sitstaiii -4A by the rep.-ate:: :oti.ex, of tth• p,ea tats, find themselves obliged to retreat to their strung posts, (:orunun, Ferral, &e. The Eisdrtiox also brought in a Portutriese hrig front i.ei 1. szils, taken nut of the Bay- of :quills, its great ilistre,i, to prevent her falling into the hands of the French, nil ( ' were in force in thatinerter, litetally laying the country caste with dreamt sword. Sailed, the Gramma, of so goon, Capt. Tait, with the Diana. l'Aernix, WatArd, l'reston, and Serra C'estle. East litiliannts, to the l 6 ;astwaril ; Matins, 3s, Caot.tiii Bay., to the w ei t wm t ; the Wrath schoutler, on a ernisr. eststortit, MAY 19. Arrivid the Priare Ernest pachet, awn the NlP diterranemo, 21 days Irma Oaths. . Arrived Hi. Majesty's ships Gibroltor, Hero, Illmstrioser, ue Vals, and Minerra frigate, from a cruise; soil sin ed to the eastward; Milford sloop of war, and likabe frigate, front )lillof4l. MAY 21. Arrived the Compiny's ship riArris, from the • East and sailed for the Raver.—Arriv. , l, from the ' itieer. Mary, 11id lleyard. and 5.4119, Hudson, Rio Jatteirn.—Wind S. W. PENZINCIP4 MAY 19. Arrived the Morey sloop of war; spoke on 'rues slat last a ';a p ish ship front Cortintia, who reports Neat the Spaniards ha I Armin the French out of Ow town, and taken possession of it themselves : likewise sooke several ships front Bourtleaux, w , :. re it wit reported that Sir A. Wellesley had defeated Sou t. CORE, MAY 15. 'I Friday lard the Hardy guts-brig, Lieut. t!fili voyed into this port three empty s :, . Z • fotsroonth, and retiirited again to her st A •, tiajesty's ship hut-comet made steno! fir ',savoy to the Eastward, and sails first fair wind. Arrived on Satorday„,the Ifttrua sloop of war, Captain WiEtli, from a cruise, having run down 0.1 Western Island.,—No news. FLOM LI.OVS LIST. C •TrarN D, MAV 41 ••••A1T1 , ..il the Carolioc, MUNI!, from Lahr , . ; Alex I;o1rr, Prier f Boagoa) ; Camaro, Tylrr, f.o .0 mohair:. ; CoS I.a , t;aailner, (nt Matta; Parmar ite, Lvans, tor St ; erogresa, l'arit.la, for 8.0 b..Joes ; Rie Nova. Martha, far Maacira; &tad Liffey. liu.Alay, for • The Did, AIITHY, from... Liverpool, is lost on the calm of Afrirs. The Spanish ship Neptune, from the Ha rr:run:4h ; Neptewe, WILSON, from Liverpool. to the West indte. ; Sae see, from St. Niieliael's to Jersey ; Betsey. 4.r ltrillport, from tie! Canaries; Saerlish brig, an,' a Portuguese brig, were eaptweal by the itioliche French corvette, pterious to the 7th rust. ; the Betsey is given up to the crew. The Neptuouts, --, from Victim, hos been taken, retakoht. and arrived at Portsmouth. Cie lirtithe:.s. from Gibraltar, to Malta, has been taken, retArn, 'arriv..l at Gibraltar. Seven Aim-neon crawls, laden v ith cotton, to lateen, &e. hotrod to Gottenburgh, arc taken and eurrivd into Ctvistiansanii. Two M.4lt..se priyat , -ets, both called the Sr. Ceor T i, mein eaptitreq) early in March, off Zatite, to two French frigates, from Toulon, beam! to Corfu. The Genera/ Miranda, Ona, arrived off Dorcr, from Jamaica, spoke the /Prkema. Taira As. toxin Lotain to Ni w-fork, nut 3I from the (Piaui; she had encountered a nio.t tremendous _ate, in 0411C11 'ill. , received tititcii and was ohli . - 4 tal • to throw great pat t of her chrge, overboard, to keep ti l e .hip from Yesterday rueninglit. a Dane attempting to 'make his eFelew from the drift,: Girentitsr, was shut by the i...rithod on ditty. poring that violent storm 011 Tharvilaz last, a sum • m the employ of Mr. AnAsts. of Coliridge, iva. lobed i.y the In the /wise worts was eevercly iojareil, and some other permos !ma. A fire broke nut on the eastern side et the city, on Friday on the pretniscs of Mr. SEA* MOURNE. a b 1.4 k-ui .ker, in Narrow-street, Linn:- house. From the 4:0;111)11%0de restore of the stock in this and the ad j oining workshops, warehouses. ke. together %al> the soirrooness of the street, the tunes extended with the utmost rspiditysin both sides of the way ; uud, notwithstanding the most firninpt mud vigorou% exertions of the firemen. both by land and nu the water, in about tan hours time the following houses, together with sit irniti.nse quantity of toasts, yank, blocks, sail cloth, pitch, tar, ite. acre [Nally consumed 1. Mr. SEARIOUR%IS:A dwortliiig4inuse, workshop, Time roit,,i), loft. and storel se of Mr. I,v igsoft . ; . ,40-iettiker and ship-chandlers air ing the inviter, on the western side.-3. The wel ling-11004e and work pl..e. of Mr. BELL, twatt faultier, in the same direction, up to the mien land ing.plece at Ratelifi r crils4.4. The dwelling-hon.e of Captain Eo•ritar..of the Ballast Office. oil the eastern tide of the first-mentionted h0n....--s. The • Ship in Disiisela, a 0 , 414'8c-house. kept by a meson of the name of Seeses , , nil the opposite side of the stay.•-4. A migrate linnse adjoining the lii . tter, ot•eaptet) bt a Gentleman of the name of JKt•sr:T. —The Ballast Office, next done to Cant. EATS ST . +, a ind4ing house on the opposite nine of the way. 1 1 ,. w. , i to a I,.•rann of the name of SliSLlt e Said some othexi. were 1 , 14 aludi 41aulased. I INDIA. avvin Em covz r. c.tt.t•rrrA, NOV. 8,18 M. On Monday moraine the sth etkrt. Christopher Doe, private in his Majesty's .12(1 foot, wits brought to the Bur, on a bill room! eigsiiist him►, for die Murder of James Noruiaa, a private of the same regiment. After hearing the several evidences in support of the Indictment, and the prisoner's defence, Sir ' JOHN ROYDS summed up the evidence., and the Jury, after nearly au hour's deliberation, returned a verdict of I. Manslaughter"—the prisoner was *ell.' I tenced to lie burnt in the hand, to pay a hoe of one ltiipee to the F. - rig, and to be imprisoned twelve calendar months. iy the Court was employed °a the trial of three men, privates of artillery, viz. Peier Hay, James Reilly and ./oho need, indicted for the mur der of NI tighten Khan, of Moths, ou the 14th day of March Jest. The substance of this caw, n 4 it appeared iu evi dence, may Ile shortly stated.-- - nw three prison ers iii the afternoon Or the 4th of thin h last, at Voters, being intoxicated, atert...l the house of a kende at that place, 114111e/I Busy Beguist. Peter Hay and defiles Redly ran into the cook-room, where I;uxy Begun) aud her (Myer were dressing their victuals; !Jay end Iteilly broke the potiti which the victuals were placed over the lire, and then seized Boxy Begins by the throat ; nn whirls the deceased, 11ludilen Khasi, a Chokyilar in Buxy Beguin's service, remonstrated and gaol. " do sot heat the herliee." Peter Hay then struck dr! de ceased two blows with his flea on the right sole: on this Mudden Khan), the deceased, rail "at. and attempted to make his war. through the compound, but was stopped by Reilly and Reed. The pri soner Hay followed Miolden lilies. from the house, and with a stick which 110 wrested Truro the deceased, struck Inns three several blows uu the lead, on which he tell and died instantly, on the spot. The difeaseil wore a turban, which was knocked off by the first blow, so that the tw blows full on his naked head : the last wa. struck with such force, that the stick brake in two. A brother of the deceased came- up to the s;, , n, and received a blow oil the temple from Hay, orth the part of the stick that remained iii his timid ; the luau endeavoured to•seek his safety under a nit, but he was so ninch lwaten in the attempt by Hay, that he became insensible for some tiitie. On re. covering, lie found the prisoners gnne mid the broken stick etaiued with blood, lying near the life less body of Ins brother. The stick was produ.oed in Court. The preceding facts were established by the coucurring testinuity of the different wit nesses. me CRIES' Justice sinniniol tip the evidence with the 4110,104 ileellidey ; and the jury. after retiring For .:out liuif an hour, re- - turned with a verii•,- viilty of " manslaugh ter," against Peter tee , and acquitting the two other prisuners. The following are the sentences passed on the pri soner. who were brought op for judgment, on Thor, lay lost It4mperritmd Napit, for stealing • a quantity of !weds, to br• tritosported to Ignore of %Valves lu -I.lini, for the ttrni of omen yenta. Kfiodns3.r, lasear, for stubbing Howson, in the Court of Request, to lolly n fine to the king of one rupee, to, he imprisontd two years,and to be further imprisoned mail that hue is paid ; and after that to hurl sectirit‘ for his good conduct for one year, himself to be bound in the sum of one thousand roper:, ;and tau securities rush in the sum of five hundred rupees. ADRAII. 4OV. t 3. The Mirror Ertraordioary has atisuuticvil the arnval of the Hon. (-output'? 4 ship Sin-wham, ut Ketigt-ree, with the list of her 1114f.seiggrni. The particulars that we have eirceenlleeted are of little moment ;.aati as the arrival it direct from Baud, It could not be expected to forward intelligence of intivh public interest. The Streatham having sprung her fortuniutt, it was judged s nevessary that she should pot into Broad; and fur that purpose She parted fruit Ad tuirat Bertie's fleet uu the tOth, and arrived an the 17th of July at Rio Janeiro, where, with the assist apace received froM Ili. Slejesty's ships, her fie e meat was taken out, and retitied in the cone* of a few days, and the ship put tip sea on the Ist of Aug. It was intended that the should have touched at Madras; but after running dawn her (tasting, she met such nafavourable winds, as presented her making the coast ; nod had sir persevered and reached Aludras, it would have become necessary to proceed to Trincomalee; it was therefore judged more ativisrable to put into this port. TLe report, which appeared iu seine of the Cul. etti is Miners, that the Streatham put into Rio Jatutiro, iu consequence of having sprung a leak, is warn,. The ship is particularly tight, 'anti her touching ut Brazii was occasioned splely by the ac cident to her fore-mast. The Streatham, on the 14th October, fell into the Eastward, with a French privateer, which, dur ing the night, approached within half-a-mile, when probably not liking a nearer view of the Streatham, lie handed his weld and stood to the Southward...- 111 e privateer appeared to be about 400 tone bur- Oct, and capable of mounting SO or ' gape.— She had no fore top-gallant-mast up ; as she ap proached wittier cover of the eight, her hull could not be distinctly observed. On the fcilluumuly day, the CStli October, the Streatham spoke flit Majesty's s h ip Sir Frenaig Drake, and gave information of the privateer, seen on the preceding slay, and as the Drake was so closcly in the enemy's track, there is ?Linton to hope that Captains Ilatris would fail in with her ' either oo hie passage to Cheduba, or on his arrival there. '1•Iw intelligence from Brazil, received by the Streatham', is such as we were prepared to expect. The usual spirit of English enterprise lad rtitu overstot keil the South American Market, with European goods of all descriptions. and con siderable losses were expected in cousequenec.—. The Portuguese Government is particularly trirad ly :tithe views end it,terests of the Esigi sb •nmer. chants ; but nudes the snout rivniirßia.• 4114iplell, it will require considerable tine to tstilliltsli ea ell.. ,i~~✓ tensive mart fur those European goods, to which the people are not yet generally familiarized. Although the outward bound cargoes front Eng land to Rio Janeiro, were in a great wessure un saleable Itt saving prices, very advantageous re turns were expeett4 to arise upon their lionieword car, oes. • Letters reei'ievd in town from Doled, speak of the strong proluilnlity of :04 extensive awl valoatile trude being speedily opened between that country and Bettgai, to be carried on in Portuguese but touts. Sir Sidney Smith. with four o r th e line, tr . ntained at kit) Janeiro. Sir Sulney's coialitet was ouch as to command unit...mil reveet .end e•iiteit4, both from his countryintis and trout the Nati giiese. Lori! Strnitgford, the British Envoy to the Prince of Brazil, arrived at Rio Janeiro, iii the l'resident frigate, two dap' beiiire the sailing of the Streatham. The Prince of Brazil has itt,tittoted • new or der of Knighthood, elititlied---P The °rile: of Fi delity." Public affairs iu Brazil . were inn state of tran quillity, and there was no immediate npprursu e that their peace would be di.turbeil. A Geln,ii,•:•- cial Treaty had been formed, utokr the ..,tictiwi of Sir Sidney Sandi, between the Portii 4 liese and Spanish Covernumits in South A werien, its uperistiOn promised to open • Favourable outlet for urtielts of British inaunfactii.e. RECENT DISCOVERI:. rairov, ALA. It MS. Sir—A r the kolowledge of cvcry material tnvt, eunuexted with the navigation of a (ones su mud. frequented by British ships, as that between India and China, c t be too generally promulgated, I trust I oecil offer no further explanation or ilia) • 10 4 y than that consideration, for addressiii; to you tuffs letter, iiiteaded for insertion inn yoor widely circulated Paper. The existence of a reef of rocks off Pulo Oby, near the imam. of Cochin China, and %%inch is laid (Vowel in some charts of the Chinese Ocean, has been. till lately, en unsettled point—believed by some, dotibted by others, cud positively deuced by ntauy ictvigators employed in the trade betweeu India and China. As that reef is neither mentioned by Capt. Horsbugh, nor laid down in his charts. which I believe are the his t of these seas yet pub lished, the doubts of its reality were strein:Alleiled ; mid I, with wooly others, concluded it had 11.1 ex istence. HaViug been enabled in my passage hither to ascertain the fact, aiol to establish. be yond all question, the existence of this reef, I think it nay be sischil to 'publish the partiritlars, which I here sithinit to you fur that purpose, as contain- eel in the au: joined extract from the Journal of the ship Palmieri-- Ou the morning of the 9th April, 109, while sailing along the south side of Pull' Oby. at half past two, A.M. saw a reef of rocks, in length a , - parentlt front too to three hundred feet, and ri,11., i ; about the height of a ship above the surf:•:e. of the water—distance from Pubs Oby, allei.l three or four miles. The wind was light, and had the ship refused stays, she must have gone on shore. When about, she was not more than half it ealuVit length from the rocks, in 17 fathoms. At day-light, stood on shore, but found the dood tide so Along. that we were obliged to go betereen the island and the untio-land. The reef lies from the puittli-went era extremity of Polo Oby, S.E. by E. i E. about three or four miles distant. i named it Palmer's Reef "On the NW. side of Pull' Oby, the water shoaled Irmo 15 to 5 fathoms, very quickly, with soft blue mud and gravel bottom. When the bore SE. and by E. a small spot of cultivated land was siren, Cud two Chitiebe junk% near the I.l.iiiil. The wind being foul, and ilia tide running to the west ward, I came to an anchor, in quarter le-s four fathoms, blur, middy bottom. de.irous more particularly to ascertain the situation of the reef, apd s% 'tether there was any other danger in the neighbourhood of the Island. I went on shore, and ascended to the top of the bill, in the centre of the island, where I had a commanding view of the offing on all aisles. I could see nothing more than the reef above notired. and the small island laid down in the charts by Capt. Ilursbargh. " 1 found the 6ia , in the ceitire of this island, in habited by three families from the coast of Cochin China ; and, by what I could understand from them. they had Intro banished from thence. They were greatly surprised and alarrueil at our first event... *nee, and rain to the woods, where alley colicealed themselves for • short time, but on tindin. that we came with the most friendly intentions, they ap proached us, and lost all their timidity in cinetions of surprise and emlosity, which were strongly de picted on their ementemnictis. They me in a wretched state ; and appear to have nothing for their subsistence but a few vegetables and Indian corn, of wind. latter we saw about an acre in cub , tiVa , " Front the to p of this mountain runs a stream of water, allicti enlarges in its course to the vicinity of the landing place. where it empties it.elf into the ars. Here a ship may conveniently till it hundred butts a flay ; and here also is a snit: and sheltered anchorage. The two Chinese junks, before men tioned, are employee) in the dry season to carry water from this island to the main ; and when the weather is favourable, they make their passage to 24 hours. taking the advantage of the tides, which are here regular." I am, Sir, Your most obedient servant, J. ‘Vit.i.t.tits, comncmdiug the Palmeri. A man has been einninitted to Warwirk Gaol, fur unmercifully beatibm his master's horse. During the whole of the neck, the weather has been very sultry, attended with frequent peals of thunder, and showers of rain and bail —We lament to soy, that on as a young man was driving some cattle to *briber, upon 'Woodfield, near this city, he was struck by the eleetrid fluid, ■nd instant►y killed. The liKlittaing passed through his head, shattering his skull in a lane dreadful manner.—And on Tuesday last, a tup was killed lay the lightning, the property of Mr. Lowritita, on 'helium near Bribetc—Ciadide 'loured. 0 - TT . - • , ;•• _ . rya MRkliErs. CORN-ItXulA4sta., li•r vc CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIX. Wheat H. 711.1 $4l. )Scam r..ti.; 612. ott };;se ditto *Es lop Tetir Emma ... .. 44%.495. tut Rye sto rslos. Ostil.. . l.B. 3vi. Sri Batley 341 40 Wt. I P...ft...1/1 Mall >a. n.. 1 Manioc dint, aid. 04 While Peas ( .. .1' tiff. Ittlpe 3:td Sql. ..:,;,1 (lats!er4) $ 74s tine Flow ;::4 S. Crty Peas.--.. —sox r. vs. swami,: • 7u5. 7.5. ___ Incnnt DGE. ___ eirn-Inspector's HAT 111wat.”.v lautd. fl.rk), lILT quatter. --41. to le*. ORtg .;61. --11. to Benno 561. —d. to b.ss. —4. Old • ....s. —d. te —s. —4. Pc.sa 546 —4. to Ws. --d. HOCE OF 11011. MAOO. rori Mrs. Kent, 31 104 IY Si. 11011 Kent, 41. IA 01 $L 5U14111..M. al. —a lu 41. U. Samet. AL Ss t• 41 n• 1.044 k, 31. UM to 41. ads. farultaut, 71. to Ohl duly said at 91.,Deb1. --- PRICES OV fIAY AND STRAW. YES: ERDAY. ST. .1 .141 r :s. A PIA.. iTml, SI. tor-tool. 14S. id. Hay SI. lus Ito Sti4w, 11. Itii. ud. lko sI. is. New, to (4. .4. Closer, bi. Ks to 71. Meow, 11. ilia. to 1/1. NEWG.VI E Ah I) I..EAI)ENHALL MARKETS. i Ily the Carti.ee.) • HlN't 41. 44. 90 54. ed. Teal U. 4 4 . ti. 71 (4 S: ittlOS rie. ad. to 59 Id Pork be. ud. to tie ed 1.919111 69. 041. to as. ad. CI ).t I. SI.AItK FT—Stay 2f, 1809. • Elsips al Nlarl.t t. ;Yips sold. Price. 37.. Newcastle 5 3 *es. od. to '.O 94. 1.. Sundarfittad .... . 3 • PRICE. OF TALLOW. frt. James's Market.. sit del ' TowaTallow gts od --4 o Clare Markct ....... ss 441 Yellow Russia !re i 4,1 —.4 lb Whitechapel llarket Ls ud White ditto .. urs od oos u par st. of sib. —......--.- 1 Soap dittit .... g 4 Gil tgla le ISII I 1 i Mettiog Stuff li•ti ud 7sa • 1 A/m11 6 ••••••Ss to. Ditto rough. 4ill us sos o (haves . Gt.*/ Dts•gs Yellow Stetp, on to oe M./tiled, i oas--Curd, It Js 0 Price of C.uidles, per doze% 140 lid—Mostl4lo, iss dd . MADRAS BIRTHS. Ou 7.lcitiday list November, the ludy of A. Anstrather, Esq. ut a daughter. At Tanjore, uu the yth November, the holy of Major Brice, of the asth Native Itegiment, id • daughter. 3IA DMA:, DEATHS. On the t6th Ort. Thomas Bowyer Don'ts, Esq. must sin cerely I. ineuted. L:•t:Iy at 'Motility°'tarn, James Eullartun, Esq. Cummet tial Resident at ti,ut station. On the Moth October, the infant sun of Mr. Jatu.e Franck. Uu }r piny the 1 Nth November, It the age of 45 rill, sod - &III), Mr. Samuel Jameson. Ou the ritli November, Miss Elizabeth Stephen', aged 4 years and cue niunth, dssighter of Mi. John Stephaus. Gaujam, on the cyth October, Oeurge, the tuftint minor f humus Owen, Esq. Surgeon albs: gati isou, aged y years ands inuillt4. At the Luz, on Sunday the gab No‘etuiser, Mathew lan's, Esq ~11 be Honourable Cl,ll3pany's Civil Ara %lee Viragspatam, un the 97th November, the isfaut vars ei C. tl. Chun hal, Colketio el' that playa. HENGAI. F . . . idatl4Li _ .......... On the _7th October, Dsavgl Caospbeit, kn. to 316 . 4 Haw their, Tee% us. BENGAL BIRTHS. Oa the 30th October, Mni. G. M. HoMayberry, of a son. On the ,nith October, Mrs. I: A. ainricui. of a tleualte.. Vu the 431 i October, Mts. Alizandel Roderick, or a son. Oa the yl•l ttoubtr, at Catiapoie, tietaty of Inuit Ms AL4coty's 24th Light I/raviolis, of • daughtir. At llama, on the nth October, the lady of Lieutenant Finch, of the Lith Rigintent, of twins, son and deoAliter. Oa the ugh October, of Futty Gbur, the lady of It.ltu bcrtsuu, F.. 41. of soon. At Sylbet, un the 2.1 d October, Inc lady of Itubert Keith Dick, LA. of r sun. BENGAL. DEATUS. Oa the glith October, James Brice, Esq. Coanntissiot.er of the Court of Requests. Olt the 27th October, Fleury Switihoe, EN Attorney at Law, aged 5 I. At I)iuispore, no die I Rh October, Ruhert Powell Colwyn. die is/taut son of Lii tatrnant l'uarll ('onto , of the 7th Regisneet Native Infantry, aged flirt, isroutlis and eight days. On the loth August last, at Benconlen. Ilcutewant Thiess' Peard, of the 20th Itegiasent, Bengal Native In fante). DIR'III. Yestrrolay, Mrs. Nitelr;ll: 7 i);.rtmoutri-strect, Westsuir. ter, of • daughter. MARRIAGES. . _ Oa Smurday Durha m , Thomas Cereowell„. Esq. of 11'illingtou, to Mum Iv:Mello Hayes, youngest daugh ter of the late Jolla Hayes, Esq many yearn senior Proctor of the dmeest of Durham. I ntsoedtairly after the ccremuay the happy pair bet oil in n chaise mil four for %illation Hall, the seat of John Greenwell, EN the venerable father of tin bridegroom. At Ilary.k.litinue, the Rev. Julio lioucher,ll A. fellow of Magdalen College, and Vicar of kirk Newton ire Northam tierlaurl, to Letitia, daughter of Richard Muireswoith, and nitre to Viscount Mulesworih On the spit instant, is Irelaiiii, freateloat John Rorie, of the Westmeath militia, to Frauccs, daughter of Rea. Admiral Sir Digby Drat, Bart. On Tuesday wetk, in the parish Church of Sqttan 0.1 , 1• field, by the Rev. Thomas Gluier, Bettor .f Mav,sye kid ware, Edward Grove, Esq. of Shensitine Park, in the comely of Stafford, to Emilia, secomi dautheer of Mr lalmwed Cradoek Hartopp, Bart. of Four Oaks Hall, Ware/mit shit e. DEATHS. On Saturday se'naigbt, at Gloucester, Frames, daughter of the late Rev. William Denise°, D.D. Priotipal of Alog- Jalen 11.11. On Tuesday last, at Uttoveter, Mr. Francis Osburs, laie of Gratwich, in Staffordshire. On Thursday se'unight, Mr.. Godwin ' relict of the lobe Cul. Godwin, of Abtrot's Bromley, StafForitaliire,. Lately, at Warmwell, in the (minty of Drool, nt:cd b 3 years, Air. ft St , malty years muck of the p.n. h. " He was interred," says ear correspondmit, " amtdet the remains of tour wives sod eleven childreu, Goa be bus lett a widow and family to bewail the loss of an affectionate hus band and father." • Lost week, at the @delisted age of lot, Henry Chi.lerwm, of Bronsham, near Wetherby. For 7u yem •he had bee.. a daily labourer and partaker of the bounty at the lioortohlo mansion of James Fos, Esq. of Brahmins Patti ; u Ma museal journies to sad from which, it has Men caterslated by so th genious arithium it is. that lie had travelled the tweet 4.4 three tames runnd the world' • Yastotto•V, Walcr•Mos U 1101iduir sr rke Pahire 44. • • HUSH STOCkie...-vieff Government Delo/Wore. =est • • • •741 Eic ir • soic.-I.!nbilei us (May 174 7 LONDON: Printed by G. D tVIDNON, x. 19, 01.1 lorimil•cuort. Corer•strelt ; and puNwl4 mt the oSce, No. 15, lack of M. Clitorises Choreb, Strand, be .1, WHITE, of mare place.--Orilers, Om. for this Pare,, wit toffee Gire,(piret rid), will be dulf ettesesd tv. _..di.•