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inn wvativ ill , preparations making at Deptfincl clos-yard :or the accommodation of the company expected to ~tteiel the launching of this ship to-rlay, exceed any that hare been mink on former occasions of the same nature. In addition to tie covered giant's, haed with green baize, which have been erected in the dock-yard, the several men of war in ordinary, and other vessels moored oil the yard. are fitting up for a similar purpose, particulaily the Denmark royal yacht, which wns presented to the late Kim: of Denmark on the in..rriage of our Slivcrin. , n's late iiiifiutisilate sister with that 1110114 eh : but y Isl.' 11, at Ilse recent capture of the fleet rat ( open hag: , k , wits hfOUght back to England. 1 lie in tenor of this vessel is considered particolorly hand- Some, bring mink of mahogany, with 'haiu's win - blemattcal devices carved mod gilt thereon, which, notwithstanding the length of time they were ex. milted, are still in good preaersatiuu. The Lords of the Admiralty, the Miuisteni, the Corpnissioners of the Navy, and several public hoards, will be present ; and the state barges of the Admiralty and Navy Boards are to be at the Tower Stairs at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of LUilVeliag them thither. Every possible precaution has been takea to pre serve order, as well as to prevent accidents. The last bbip of the seine name was accidentally drawled by fire near Leghorn, on the 17th a March. 1800, while bearing the Beg of Admiral Lord6th, then Commander-in-Chief in the Me diterramean ; and of the craw, which consisted of near SOO 11006, lint more then 150 were roved. CAPTAIN W.-41A WR IGHT. T.XTILACT FUOM Tit bIAOILAIS COURIZII4 OF 23d DIARY. lisio. "We have more .iiordinar;:pieasure in giving itobliessi to the following corre,pdodence. •• In esniiinct o,ierationa of the navy and army, it must be with the wish of every British heart, that they should be animater' with one spirie, feel ing the force of th- extelleot maxim • that they are branches of the same profession.' s• it is therefore peculiarly gratifying to witness such au example of Ito:mutable emulation between the gallant Chief• and their companions in arms, and to record a tribute so generous end as just to ab e vir t ues n. an excellent officer. w From these proofs of harmony in the public enure. sad from the complete success which has attended the execution of an enterprise of a novel and eharocter, we entertain a proud con- Gdence, that shwild their services be hereaDer called to a more extendr.l field. the coinin.indc , s of the wepteliticia to the Perwan Sitilph will rank high in the eunall of their country. COPY. " Sfiescat Nob. slit 15eilemlier, IN ocleeil , le part et the here lately envie( in she Gelyli et P.-nom Moog shoat to Mere to fiorabay, we embrace the only °pp , 11 , 1 V Cylle.(1.1 . •11 hay, of wisp, si•iteg the 30111 tease'". , . of the beuelit eery. . has derived from the Realm'. and cordial co-opera. twin ..f `be fllsw al force eerier year comilmed, with the i tary is this oreesiee. " The se:vestal risb.s.t Of tha•• Objeal of the expedilion which have yet Suer isoilestaltem, we •artribe, in a overt 'evermore, to the berme./ end geed easkratataling whah lir,• al all loans subs,sted among um. " The vitainment of these desirable ends has been effect. tually.aoil happily prom .ted by your unit trample, soil by ror jislorsias conciliatory conduct on every occasion, tt retvest your airtptinsee of a piece of plate of the vaia...l' three hundred pounds, as a testminny of the bleb respect and tonsideration with which we terve the honour to remain. Sir, Your most Ghetto nt (Sigurd) " snJ very humble servient.i, • LIONEL SMITH, Lt. Col. Eunedg. the Force. General Staff: N. WARREN, di igarle Major. C. PAGE, Pay-Mr. and Courtly to the krr e HENRY %Y. SEA LY, Comity. of Storrs cud Come. slit Artly. For the Officers of the 47th Flank Companies H. KELLY, C.ipt. ELLINOTON, Capt. end Major. F.ir the (lairds of the CST, : n. CAttsriN, Maj.4Aiwidc. If M fr.th Regt. !'or the Office's of the Detathment . H. W CORY, Li. 2-I!B IY I. For the Officerb of the K. t.G.IN, Misrule Rattahoe Captain Jchu Wainwright, 11. M. Le andounr, cumeteudiag the aqua boa. " /I M. S. La Chiffoone, %lomat Roads, ysJ IN - umber, iso9. " Galt Tt.sitin-1 Moon find woods to express the gra tification I leave "seemed hors year very enespeeted and datierieg litter of yesterday, conveying to we the desire of all the Officers of that, snap employed in the Guloli of Per sia, that I ihineld accept a most splendid preseet as a testi mon of their esteem. " 1 do bat anticipate the satisfaction which the Officers of the navel force ander my order. will ree••ive, to bad that then,lesire to pm the mast harowiniour aid,rstandmK with ilw army has soceeecied inyeelf, accustomed from my earliest years to consider the truly and navy only as different branches of the mine proressiosh ham. eoeu f rom public motive., so well as private inetinatiow, endeavoured to mime, the moat featernal unanimity betimes the two corps. It is this happy anion which Swam the bulwark of our constry. " Thee alocumissis you bare been pleas , d to psis on my individsal coedect I tetra I do not nwrut, hut the hea-t. seated pleasure which this nisuifesistlon of your 'prod will end good °Memo has caused, will always slisnolaie lop ex ertions to deserve the honour of their euntiedatier. " I remain, with seatiesent, of the Wheel totem and Your most obedient • sad very humble *errant. (Sigma) J. WAINWRIGHT. toptatie. " To Laren -Col. Lionel time br , — sod commandcept s belied*, ". the whole ad the OSeors sof the NA tad Officers commuted's( Cuepe and Detachments rodeo lie orders. •s 011 a former occasion. when we published the first operations of this force, we inadvertently failed to mention Captain Wainwright in terms doe to his rank and his menu, but we have the consola tion of thinking that our omission has been amply suppli..d by this noble testimony from that portion of the army nu.ier the command of Colonel Smith, with which lie has had the happiness of co-operat tug." It was temirkeil, that nn Sir 'Waco? CA ring's bowling his II eg at Plymouth:, the tom il wilote woe out ired, sod it is grid it is. forbidden; the clouds, hneerer. by 4 famona Mute of thinider soul I,ghtning„ hisi'eal the hoisting over sg in of the 1144 of a brave Officer, who, in July 1605. with 15 lull of the liar, beat 3i said of French rod M o m i ni s h W....A.46440v ',him wail copiloted ten of them, *loth .oc eit io,,, ordinary the h.trhour vivre. ro of % .4 - to so bl ' ac ec he A cu it di 31 tit cis it th in ar 1 tin 4101 mn Ad : to tb 4.' At end NW , inn 'Zr tarp * 5 vrh.. 64 mat .Del. Deep • to r ~ 41 • • " Cl L r. gait all t aim, mom a II Mei wit/ my , digit pub pret It I eon indi neat and erg ll 4 6 rasp 1 "T cl *I firs' to 1 his bon sup of will lug, ii boo w Dell dot Cite will ihei Moo it , tr 1 COI ilef 14 L Tai: ARMY.—The Court Mairt;nl appointed to investigate the conduct of C iptain Price, Adjutant of the 4ih Warwickshire Local Militia, assembled last week at Coventry, to revise its proceedings, mid make further progress into the examination of evidence; wh.m the evidence a a part of the pro secution closed ; and Captain Price being culled upon fur his defence (which excited uncommon at tention), it wus read by the Judge Advocate with peculiar energy. The Court then closed, the sen tence of which is not yet made The following is die sentence of the Court- Martial on Captain and Adjistant Jennings, of the lit Heron Local Militia, on charges preferred Against him by Major Hawle , of the same regiment. " The Court. after duly considering the evi dence, did adjudge the *nil Captain and Adjutant Jennings to be sotspen.ded from rank and pay as Adjutant /or the spare of three calendar taunt/s." His Majesty has confirmed this sentence. CA NTlide BUR Y SISSIONS. The General Seohion of the Peace, for the Cit• and County of Canterbury, Vi 4. ou dlaudur holden 111 the Guildhall, when itel#ecca *iturkl;rtni and Ma►y Rose. charged with iitealuig a quantity of 011101/14 the property of Joins Hawker, were tried and acqwitted. Michael Dorm and Maws Farrell, trumpeters in the tid (King's Own) Dragoons, were indicted for rubbing •Mr. 1). H. Bushell, on the highway, in the parish of St. Martin, on t►e February last. The depositions of the witnesses we stated d t the time the iirisohers were apprehended ; nothing farther transpired at the trial. Mr. 13tis6eil not being ahle to identify the persons of the ini.onris, no proof whatever appeared to criminate Donis, and what was adduced egrinst Farrell went only as to the watch of which Mr. Bushell war robbed, and was evidence of a nature which not being pure, was to be received with doubt. The Recorder 111 con sequence directed the Jury to acquit Dorali, stat ing at the seine time that the evidence ag.iiiist Far rell could not justify o different verdict. The Jury accordingly acquitted both the prisoners. Doras was then tried on au indictment, charging hint with assaulting Daniel Bentley, of Futdwich, on the highway, in the parish of St. Mary North state, and taking from his person two half-crowns, four shillings, a &c. The evidence in this case r. n y circumstantial and coucliisive. Bentley swore poNitivrly to the person of the Prisoner, a• 1 the pen.kinte wa4 also Men and proved to have been found tutu II a per mit. Thi4 er del•re was corroliorded by Mr. John 11:0/14rd, r i,o e..itie Up St the Illoilielit of the rob bery sad tiurswed the Prisoner, a 110 twice• sleapinif a pi t.,1 at lima and eacaped. • The Jury, in coosepienee, without hesitation. returned a verdict of Guilty, Oil ben% brought up to receive sent•mce, the • RacoonLa addressed the Prisoner in the following impressive leuguage • • " Alichael D u rav—Y ou h ave b een f ound guilty a the crime hid to your charge. The facts have been proved, so as to admit uo doubt in the mind or any one of your guilt. It is now, therefore, my painful duty to pairs upon you the awful seuttnee of the law. The ctrcuoistances which induced the commission of this crime I know not ; but your iir. ye •siiicv were not a part of them. Your profesvion i. lionourab;e4 but that sword which was entrusted to your han ds for the protection of the community, has beets turned aAriiiist them end yonrself . ; and in stead of now shunting at this bar, having forfeited your h&c you might have lived to resign it in defence of your coulitry, and, if you had fallen, you would e t avast h e r e tetleo with lionout. I know not if you have parents Of family—w twiner you have father or mother, wife or childien ; but, if you lisve, they must feel for your ignon l 000 ous fate. One eifellttlitillire only is in your Cupola; want it could nut In, for the State has forint you provisions; but the pistol you used was unloaded. On that and on that alone, I feel it my duty to report your ease to tits Msjevty—the fountain of surrey ; cau tioning you at the same time not to be buoyed up by th e hope of pardon, for bmig a soldier will tell against you, because, from the means they posses*. greater facility fur the commission of enure is af forded to them than to others. Prisoner, employ therefore your time to repent—onskeyour peacewilis •n offended God, arid if Royal surrey should not arrest the course of the law, of which I can give you no hopes —may your thoughts and prayers he directed and made to Unit Providence, which alone can pardon and forgive!" The Mayon then putting on his hat, passed the sentence of Death isi the usual form. - - Mr. lleca's lisnouri littt.t..—We are sorry to state, that the long-horned Gull , hied by Mr. Mai, of Mundell Kill. inSlaitufflodilre, was intended hi have been 'hewn against a Own horned Herelo..lsliire Bull, for inn guineas a Alitr, the property of Nlr. W•Latta, of Burton. in Wor ry...ter:owe, died on Saturday last, houi en inflanuta hmh o f the lungs, with which he was seized nu the preceding dry.—\l r. Maul's Bull, Symmetry, wns g ot by Washington, out of a Shokspe ur e Cow, ansi was IipVCII years old on the 4th et June last. Ile M 44 allowed by the hest judges to posoras the most beautiful form, finest quality of flesh, and the greatest size, with the bast olCal, sissy Bull in the kingdom, He was let out; the two last two years, t.. NI r. ;11.1tell, of Leicestershire, and did uot return home till the latter end of lest October, when he wa, very thin. Since that time he had been in a state of preparation fur th e nest Agricultural M ee ti ng at Litchfield. He was sheen at Litchfield several aim's, when he always gained the prize. When he was two years old, Mr. Myra refused Situ guineas for have been f - soured "rids the fallowing particulars as to his weight Fore Qur'an, Hard auto 563 1764 &High fa two Tile bating was 6 to 4 its favour of Air. Sitces Bull. FREE-AIAcONS. se'nniglit, at Riliaburgh, the Cour. of Session (2.1 judgment at the uctious which have hero for stone time in deprii defter between the Master and other Of£c•e-brareis of the Csamigate-Kilwitining. nod %trend other Lodges in Eduiburgh, holding of the Gru•rd Lod g e, and seine prisons who bad formerly bent them selves of these Lodges, but 641 been expelled by a senteuee of the Grand Lodge. As the applications were wade by the 11ffics bearers. fur themselves wail Me °due legal suer:J.l berg, the Coma considered that memo not being orporate bodies, epul.l plot sue by ' their officesbeoreni; and, there/ore, pronounced a judgment, which, in resp.ci of the sinipenders suiting in the character of oilier-hearers of a self couslii uteil society, ant entitled to the privileges of a corporation. repelled the reasons of suspension. and refused an interdict. But, at the value tune. the Court dui not seem to doubt, that if actions were brought by the indi viduals ..1 the above lodger, who adhered to tile (fraud Lodge, they would be entitled to the re • elusive poases.ion of the charters, lodge-roams, and other prop• rty belonging to the %event lodges. CAMBRIDGE, JULY 9. Thr following Gentleonen of this Unlveroity have been oriimisied by the Lord Bishop of Ely I'Rt►st—R. Caniaghani. of St. Pekes College, Student in Civil Lan.. )le►eovsis.). R. Dockland, B A. Sidney Sasses College, and Julio Clarryripiee, B A. Gunwale and Coins College. A prize of the smite vane as Sir Win. Browne's gold medal, has 'wen adjudged by the Vice-Chan cellor to Mr. G. C. Farhill, of King's College, fei his Ode, written as un exercise for that nte.lal, Alr:T. G. Ritsington. of Trinity College, and Mr. JNlnr. Itoyk. of St. Min's College. are ad stainer( liauli.lora of Arta. AORWICM WHIG CLUB. Thursday se'nni.:ht. the sth of July, the Nor wich Independent Whig Club held their Anniver sary Meeting, in commemoration of the first elec. titm of William Smith, Esq. as a Representative of that city. At four o'clock, a sumptuous dinner was prepared at the Angel Inn, of which nearly 111 u rtalemen partook ; gilt whom were— tt imam smith, Esq. (one of the Repnrseatatires of the eit,) Gem Its its /wt., lehroaphat Pointe, F.aq. (President is the unavoidable aloetree of Juba Joseph Gulley, kat) T. firm:ad, E , q., Vo . e-Presideat, Richard Haabary Gamey, I: q. bigismood Trafford Southweil, Esq. lbe Rev. J. Perry, the Rev M. Mpurice' Al4rraira Davey, Marsh, sod Yall o p, Dr. Reeve, W. Taylur, jail. Julia Taller, T Illorterwati, arid Thomas Narrate, tows.; Messrs. Geldart, Dalrymple, Rub. ' beids, W. Davey, Baseley, W. 'Start, ht. &e. After the King, Navy, Army, and the whole Constitution had bran drunk, that of Sir Francis Burdett was given with three times three, and re ceived with ',oersted shouts of applause, as were the health* of Thomas %% Aims Coke, Esq. Lord Erskine, Mr. Rnisal, Mr. J. J. Gurney, Mr. Whit. bread, Col, %Wardle, Messrs. Waithmaii cud Mal lett, and more especially the health of Sigisnsmiil Trafford Sonthwell. Esq. which letter Gentlema n . in a !ominous, eloquent, and truly constitutional speech, addres•ed the meeting, chewing the neces sity of* Reform in Parliament. The Rev. Michael Maurice also. in • speeelt that will not readily be forgottem, with peculiar energy commented so our present disastrous political si tuation, Aldermen Davey and Marsh. Mr. Robberds, jun. and Mr. Thomas Roopr, likewise addressed the Meeting on general and local politics. Some excellent songs increased the general har mony of the tenting. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The officers and conspany of the ship Jalouse, H. G. Mor ris, Est Conunauder, on hoard at the receptors of the Choice, will be paid their shams of the salvers, on -beard the said ship, in the Cove of Cork, ea the girth inst. or moan if the ship arrives in port. Recalls at the office of D. Callaghan, Cork, for three months The officers and (mammy .if the ship Druid, Sir W. Rob to., KM. Captain, us board at the capture of the Freach ship La Jenny, were paid a distribution of the proceeds of stores, and cargo, no the lith Mat. Recalls at No. la, Cleanest's-lam every Tuesday sad Friday for three sameths. The officers and company of the iloop Comet, C. F. Daly, Esq. C.onimaeoler, on oars, at the rapture of the • French prcer La Slph., were paid a distribution a tire pro ceeds of honatymioney fur the said rapier., me the 17th inst. at Nu is, Chas...it's Ina. Recalls at same plate, every Tuesday mad Friday, tor three ineaths. The officers awl company of the sloop Comet, C. F. Daly, Esq. Commander, on hoard in Arent, lens, and diarist by agreement with the ship. Gun urn, It Sense, and Cossack, for the French privateers La Mouths. and Le Pierre Caesar, wen paid a dis.rilintioa of the proceeds, us the 17th inst. Recall. every Tr...day and Friday for them aseeitles. A disirdristim of His Wajesty's grant of part of the pen. ceeds of the Etamrel, raptured by the sloop Cruiser, Pringle Studds:l, Faq Comma, will he mark ell the 19th lost. Recalls at No Janresatreet, An ;alarming fir, broke out Friday se'nnight, on the premises of Mr. Haurtower, a farmer at East Upton, Ears, which rierstve7eal the lionise and a very extrusive raii..re of not-houses, cattle, rick- Yard% &c. &c. The &rues were first disicovered issuing from a hart se, over which labourers slept, shout a quarter before twelve o'clock ; but how the tire happened has hot been ascertained. Such was the rapidity of the Raines, that in lass thou half au hour the outhouses in the several parts of the yard, at SO yards distance from each other, were all nit tire, and the whole had the appearance of a village on fire. About it head of castle were destroyed. chiefly valuaide homes. The tames were not subdued iu the rick-yard for two days. A terrible accident befel Mr. WU9DWARD, the resident London Agent of M . not.criti and WATT, of Sohn: being throw n from his horse as he was riding 11.111' 101,14 his foot hung in the stir rup, and he wa♦ drained a considerable way along the road before the horse could he stopped, when he was taken home so much maimed and bruised, that Ise expired nu Tuesday. The as.ixes for the -'unst►r Circuit, we under s►and, will commence ■t Ennis, on Monday. the Pith Aursist item —The Light Hon. the Loan CHIEF BARON. and the lieu. Sir WM. CGSACIL SeA7ll, Judges. i _ NA IA Z. 1:v1T LLICENCR ruirrsiortis, Ju l y 1 , A rrived the Sarni/din f.mn liePchy lik 4 o. ' Soiled the Nisliv, 3.; Rung, C a t i I. , ria;.„ f, •____. a l! therr • i.s. itifieutan, a ith a (.441%0F 1,,, t; actuary ; the 1)41.,,, r ts.' /lardy 01l A Mlle; ~4 Alerru ry, droned rnjiwo, kir imMom, SHINY the Snbri.m. in vomi, im F aiMlnt ,; t 1,,,,, to feet lye orticri. hating Ittlitm In InUayy li t ,, i w Liftbun. Sdiltd the Zen , illen, mu vcrniae . Wi nd«'.\,q , FA 1310,1711. JI;LT Ij. A rrivtill the Irailtivkaat pueart, tit clue Cets from Lislitm. PLYitorTit. JOLT 14. Cum. ct the Niemnr rwin cock 410.,1) 01 4 . 41, .1111 a fleet front the Eau%4o. The iftdrusi ri..u o of war hut willed to the Et... ward. Remuu is Cmtssnil IS ty—Dreadeought, Csleitinna, Triumph lu the Suninl-11.1isinin, Ate', Semiramis, Actrui:, cork, Pherer, mid Darius lase n ween the lean 6l e ll l,r. 468 d the Arrow, s i , mut I ' __ _..... In Konotooro - -4ieitte and I)ritid. lo Hacuty.. —l/tfiauce, Snit 1)omilizo, Plumlie, 111 i%,,,, Utia.eb, "pooh., Fortunes, Ilaispigorv, NurtlA star, bionLi), latellugeut, Cuustant. Toilet, and Wessle. VEAL, JULY V,. Surd the nittward-ho 1111 l 1. under convoy. Portsmouth. Remain in the Doom, Hu Majesit'a ships, us per I.,st. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CRAVICSIIIO, JILY IS—An fired tke sur■ wka.q Irmo Sur:hula; Frieutta, m a d e i r . ; surrue, ■on, fr..tu Malta; Wheeler, --- and f i t., fru,. Ne. GSM v„,..k —Sailed the Betsey sad Suphia, Shaw, ' C sr samitsucco ; Gcner:d A p kiota, from Bucks Aytet, and t hei Prospect, Spence, fir hi etrfakkd laud. 11.1 M CORN EXCHA CURRENT PRI Wheat .......-tus. 9.15. tti. Puna ditto. lira. Ise. Rye 4kW sY 31j5.• ilea M all 45. hes White Peas / ate (boiletr) Grey Pess zoo. Mis ‘GET, Jut. iG. CE OF GRAIN. Betas .•. ....... Tick ditto ........ oda to Oats ....... ..•.oes. OIL 3a Poland ditto so Potato.. ditto ..........y Rape Seed La. Got Floe Floor ...•••••936. iow %coeds •• • "la 90 Care-loapertor's Itetare; Wheat. per Wad Barley, per quarter Oats Brea. OW Ditto Pear fIiUItIDAT, 3v 19. "441. —4. to 331. ..30s. to 05t...41. —340. —d. 14. 445. —.41, .. Ass. —d. —d. —l. PRICES OF HAY ANU STRAW, YESTAILDA r ST. JAIIIIOI. wNITTC &&&&& Hay M. los ed. to 91..—• od. I Hay lit a.. es el. :41 Sus*, 31.30. it soil os. od. New, 71. es. te sl. io i Clover, 71. ma. Os Na u I &raw, 21. IS. in 31. us 113iiTHFIELD MARKET, Aux It. To sink . 0 4 Oil pee Owe of alt. 5eef......s ad to 6.5. oar Heeds( CM*, this dap— N01N011...411. sd os 6s. od. Beasts ism Lam,„ „45. LI Lo 7s. aid. Sheep sad Laubs..• 17,2011 'cal ss od to ;* od ado" NT P0rk..... Is, od. to 7s. oil. Pig. us -- - - HA I' .14111( ET. Na,.... sl. toe. od. to 91. oe. od. Straw toe. od. to 31. 6.. .tA. elolltt 7l os. ed. to 91. ya orl NEWGATE AND I.EADENRALL MARKETr" (By the Carcass.) Beef 4s. nd. In ss. 4d. I Vial M. td. to ht. al Mattes 4s. to Ss. Ott I Peek ss. ed. to tn. 41 1..5546 - - 44 54. to 61. ed. M. Jamess Market es Id Tows Tailow 72s oil —vs Clare Market Whiteehaprl Market 411 9d White ditto .. tit's od —• • per at. of alb. gogp Attu .... 6ga od •—• toe dal Meklag Stuff 6oa od —iv Average.... 49 id Ditto rough 4SIOB •• Graves . tot • Good Dregs IN lb Yellow Soap, 9a—Matted iiioo--Card, loss Prier of Candles, per dawn:l2f lid—Moolda, Ito Oil RAW HIDES. I Ilea Heifer* sad Steers (per Ordietuy es. ed. to go. a atone) it oi. to 311. ed. Merkel Calf 141. M. nab alithili•Es 011• 114. to VC Sod. Eng./lane iscod. is t6o ad Sliessietto . - . a. 9d. to Lamb Skies - - - - to. 9d. to lat 6d. SAGO. roc/tell. .._____lka l ls N. ss. to 61. os. Kent, 31. Of. to 7 1 . le ' 416,01 0 lit os. to SI. M. Soweto 41 10s. to Si. is. SIM. N. 3?. to 61. os. Farah:m.6l. --•. to tot. os COAL MARKET, Jus..o 16. Skips sold. Price. 40.. Nowcootk Cool .... 3afi 4O. od. to 6os. 6'. I..Ciadrno I IRISH STOCKS. Sauk Stock 3 per Celli 3 per Coot climb luul Royal Can. Bob. 6 per C. 09 J prr Cent. Cuttovio, Jolly 8.• • • 6 W. Exclutogc--Dublts oe Leeds% July I 1... 11. PAICI 01 1 IFOCILI YUTZ&DAY. S pew C Celli. Car ells item/ Ai i k i 4 psr i 4 per Oral. I per Cest Nary a ' Igo • Lanais A sesame ...11117.11644 I 7-16tb. thealess .. . par, I dist. irlidi lima 2O 14 press. .... pfir, S Oren. = 1111 1144W1T4411444 .. L. 92 IS 04444411 1 / 1 T. lit% Ditik.Brok , r, 4. Conbili, met, atering.crois. SIIITH. On Wednesday, at II) de, in Om Isle of Wildls Lai , Caroline BOAR= at a daughtcr. DEATHS. On Thursday, Mr. Jobe Berge, an eminent gru:er is Denistshire sad, *bout twu hems previossly, his daughter, lii Mem of age, *bed of a decline. Mr. Burge's death was sicamimad by bile dining from a use-horse chaise, ,es the atb Mat. on his way to Duratishire. A kw days Mime, at Pectaen, Kr. Marlin, who was Groinor al Lord Howe's ship Obit (Meta Charlotte) r , t'" IM of Juan. Hs was promoted to smother brooch a t it,r service for his good conshid un that memorable day. Os Swede, seMaight, James Serie, Esq. of Bonoweek , easy years Reeriirev-Umieral of Hampshire, and Steno , l to lbw Lord Bishop of Wiiwbesier. It Is said his death issinsioard try the cutting of a corn too elm', which shad a ssirtiArat on He was much respected It/ all who had the planers of his seqesintance. HIGH WATER, TH — OrDAY, AT LONDON BRIDGE Mune. 47 ow wrier g I two. 7 EON. An 1414134)N YrislrJ by C. 111/ITII, N.. ',Orates'''. • anti poilkholied el Bart 4t.Cketert's•C6l•., . Strand, by J WHITE, vf mune platy. Ships. la, W itlll. l fee fR gratefol the ages t h e p e nal t o bear a. hiod db. Theatre, sot ram ctd d e uppoin above Tt the °pee. that TI) Cooed/ KU I. Leos. t o ratikaisi Ott.O. I. ) eery p ht t gees Or After tit Prioei Collioi, or, e. t i e d 111 Tore L'AII 4II lal Dan To pi , at the 0 The it same b FOR T ua rilSl as FOE •• IN N 1./ fi • • • .1,11• Enstoel Taylor (bees, Lyre; At the. 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